TWELVB FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29,1961: iHanrli^atpr lEa^ttin^ Average Dally Net Preea Run i . For. t te Week Ha6a* The Weather Dooember 28, 1881 Foreeoot of C; 8. Wootber About Town LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru l;RIDAY 1:10 P.M. - SATURDAY AT 11^10 A.M. GoahrsUy fair, quite eoM toutgkF 13,525 u d Sunday. Low toiUglit 10 t» H im * wUi not bo any meoUng Moinbor of the Audit tanlglvt o< tho CSiUdren’a Wing of Bareoa of Olrcnfaitioii. 16, near lero In rural vaOeyo, ttio llbnchoater Uttle Theater. M AIN STREET * High Sunday in uppor 20o. The next regular mooting will be Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm Friday, Jan. 5, at 6:1S p.m. in the MANCHESTER Side Roc. - VOL. LXXXI, NO. 76 "tTWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1961 Ml 3-41 ?3 (ClaaUfled Adverttitns on Pago 6) PRICE FIVE CENTS The executive board and mem­ bers of Ladies of St. James will meet tonight at 8 at the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. $2 Million a Year Center St., to pay reapecU to the ^61 Good State News late Joseph Vignone, whose wife la a member of the organisation. An open house will be held at To State Roundup the Polish American Club, H)6 HELCO Given De Gaulle Plan Builds Clinton St., on New Year’s Eve Sunday for members and guests. A buffet will be sen-ed and there Economy State Records will be dancing from 7 to 3 to the music of Walter Wojnarowics’s or­ First Holiday Hartford,. Dec. 80 {IP)— Rates Increase chestra. Connecticut is winding up Traffic Death Arthur Raymond Nielson, son of 1961 with the great majority Total operating revenue for the New Strife in Algeria Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nielson. 60 Hartford, Dec. 30 (JP)—Thet ENDOF-THtYEAR of its economic indicators up company with the new rates will New Haven, Dec. 30 UP)—A Spring St., has been elected aa- Hartford Electric Light Co. ' slstant secretary of Phi Sigma Nu over last year and several of (HELCO) has authority to be about $11 million, or about a 6.01 Wallingford man became the fraternity at Bryant CoUege, Prov­ them at record highs. per cent return on its bage rate. i first person to d i^ n a traffic idence. R. I. WOMEN'S, FAMOUS HEART SHAPED State Labor Commlisloner. Re- boost its electricity rates by The sum, the PUC Said, would j naito H. Rlcciutl said yesterday the 82 million a year. "afford the compamy sufficient! accident in Connwticut dur­ Miss Helen Magoon. a Junior and financial barom-eters standing at In permitting the IncreEUe yes­ earnings , to cover all necessary ing the long .New Year's Oran Riots English major at Saint Joseph Col­ ne'iv highs were bank debits, in- terday, however, the State Public costa of operations and have a rea­ weekend last night when his Utilities Commission turned down sonable return on property dedicat­ lege, West Hartford, is spending BRAND NAME SHOES duatrlal power sale*, and aver­ ed to public servdce.” car plowed into an empty au­ the Christmas vacation with her age weekly eaminga of factory the company’s original request for English Brass PLANTERS rates that would bring In $3.4 mil­ HEIAIO wag ordered by the PUC tomobile carrier. Put Down 3 parents. Mr. and "Itlrs. Lloyd Ma­ production workers. lion a year. to provide Uniform, simplified rates For piirpo.aps of counting fatali­ goon. 104 Greenwood Dr. Miss Ma­ The second highest mark.Charles de Gaulle’s plan has been rescheduled for Tuesday cial contract rates, and an end to Illuminating Co. of New Haven. at 7:30 p m. at Orange Hall. 6”. reg. 2.99. N O W ...... 1.99 all checks and cash withdrawn the lamp exchange service which dent was Lawrence L, Lanata. 41, to make peace with revolt- NOW 3 .4 9 to 9 .9 9 from bank accounts. cost the company about $250,000 an­ of 8 Doris St., Wallingford. Police torn Algeria as an independ­ About 70 members and friends In dollars, the year’s bknk turn­ nually. Under this plan, the com­ said his car apparently crashed ent nation touched off hew, attended a Holiday Record Hop 7”. reg. 3.99. N O W ...... - 2.59 over was $31.7 billion. pany swapped new bulbs without No Herafld into the aiilomohile carrier as it sponsored by the Junior GOP troylings, veK'et .steps, air tred, accent, arpegg-ios, valenti’ne, The figure for industrial power charge for burned out ones brought was making a left turn at Water violence today by European ' Club of Manchester High School 8”, reg. 4.99. N O W ...... 3 .3 3 sales hit 2.9 billion kilowatt hours. in by its customers. On Monday and Hamilton St.s. settler.5 in the African terri­ at the Masonic Temple last night. fiancees, rhythm step, de liso debs, paramont, ultimo. The index reached- 176.4 up from About the fuel adjustment clause, tory . The hall w’a.*: decorated with New last year's 169. the PUC said, ”We are of the opin­ The Manchester Evenj Dies of Iniuries Two Moslems and a French po­ Tear’s Eve streamers and bal­ Average weekly earnings of ion that rate adjustments based on .Stamford. Dec. 30 .'./p. Mrs. Kl- liceman were killed in new dis­ loons. and refreshments were factory production rose $8.98 fluctuations in the cost of fuel or Herald \yill not piibli.«h M^i\ la Haviland. 77. died yesterday in orders In Oran, bringing to six the served. SPECIAL PURCHASE from iast December to $99.75, for other components of cost should flay, New Year’s Day. a private nursing home. She had number killed in that Algerian a new record. not be applied without/'* rate pro­ Drive carefullv. port in le.ss than 24 hours. City’s ceeding." been injured Sept. 22 when a light A. C. Taylor Jr., design engineer 100% ACETATE TRICOT Some 22,000 new Jobs were truck in which .she and her hus­ commercial life was paralyzed by for the Hartford Gas Co , will dis­ CHILDREN’S added during the year and un­ band. Austin Haviland, were rid­ a shutdown of shop.s and cafes by cuss "The Hartford Steam Plant Imported C U T CRYSTAL employment fell by 4,800 from ing collided with a heavier vehicle European owners. Story.” in conjunction with the 1960, Rlcciutl said. Haviland died within hours after H a rd ^ h a d De .Gaulle finished Hartford downtown redeveleop- The index for total pixxiuctlon First Reprisal the accident, hut his wife was not his speecH last night announcing meht at a meeting of the Kiwanis climbeec. 30 i.-Pi Funeral Europeans in the past, moved in Army 2nd Lt. Richard A. Mc- of $3.68 billion. services will he held Tue.sday at quickly to put down the riots. Oomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Life Insurance sales, which ex­ Kent School for Theodore F. Two young men and a French W. McComb Jr.. 11 Quaker Rd.. cludes group policies, hit 260.9 on Evans, who came to the school as Philippine President Dioadado Macapagal Is administered oath of office by Chief Justice Ce.sar marine were killed, authorities re­ recently completed the officer ori­ the index, a .shade below the rec­ a .student in 1908 and spent the Bengson in Manila ceremonies today. Looking on are .Macapagal’.s wife, Eva; her mother- and two ported, in a running fight between entation course at the Artillery set 8 salad plates, reg. 4.99. N O W ...... 2.49 reg. 59c IVOW fOT j|_ ^ From West Berlin I rest of his life theie a.s a teacher Macapagal children. Junior and Gloria. lAP Photofax from .Manila i civilians and troops in Oran, big and Missile Center, Ft. Sill. Okla ord of 261.1 set In 1959. The 1960 12.88 figure was 252.0. ' and administrator. He died .vestcr- we.stcm Algerian seaport. The 21-year-old officer is a '1957 By JOHN FIEHN ! day of injurie.s suffered in an au- Armed bands of Europeans graduate of Manrhe.ster High set 8 salad or dessert dishes, reg. 3.99. N O W ...... 1.94 The only area in the state to show a drop was the construction Berlin, Dec. 30 iJ*i -The Soviet I tomohile accident Wednesday. He Real Thiiijj Tomorrow clashed with French military pa­ School and a 1961 graduate, of the made to sell for 14.99 to 19.99. all with hoods, warmly lined, large retired from the position of as- trols in the port, long a hotbed of University of Connecticut in industry, which was hit by two commandant In Berlin and his top New' President large salad bowl. reg. 8.99. NOW ...... 4.50l major strikes during the year. The ' sistanl headmaster last spring. opposition to concessions of any Storrs, and a member of Theta Xi selection. double seat and back, woven non-curl elastic, sizes 5 to 10. political advi.sor have been barred I but remained active as a Latin sort toward the Algerian Nation- fraternity. •V industry’s index fell from 115.1 to 114.6. from the city's American sector ; teacher. alist rebels. Of Philippines De Gaulle repeated his deter-. Richard C. Ba-xter. son of Mr. The total nonfarm employment in reprisal for Red moves to keep ’62Parties Tonight touched 947.070 at year’e end, Just U.S. officials out of East Berlin Commuters Lose minatlon to come to terms 'with and Mrs. Charles R. Baxter. 34 SPECIAL TABLE the Nationalists in a yearend re­ Olcott'Dr.. has been elected to 20> to 407« OFF! below the record figure of 960.720 The action annoimced by the Washington, Dec. 30 i/P: — An To Fight Reds charter membership in the Cornell January CO RSET SALE set in 19^. i:.S. Mission here today .marks the attempt by a communters group to port to the people. The right-vdng University chapter of Phi Eta ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK MEN'S The average work week cliihbed first time in Berlin’s post-war his­ have a 10 per cent passenger fare Secret Army Organization jsnrimed tory that a Russian eommandaiu In Blue Law Areas B.v CARL ZI5»1ERMAN his broadcast in Oran. Sigma, national honorary society to 41,2 y.ouhs in December as «om- increase for the New Haven Rail­ Manila. Dec. 30 i/P\—Peasant for men. He is a second year stu­ WARNER’S “DOUBLE PLAY’’ GIRDLE AND PANTIE MAC SHORE and NEW ERA pared tO 38.3 in the same month has been banned from the West- road suspended has been tunied Plastic bombs—favorite weapon dent in mechanical engineering. GIRDLE, reg. 7.50. NOW ...... 5.99 aside by the Inters.tats Commerce bom Diosdado Macapagal wat of the rlgdit-'wlng diehards—crip- College of Engineering, Cornell In '9€1 there were 54 strikes ' "TOmfiriistfion. Hg-TUK ASSOCIATED rmOSS- ■ A Year’s Day,'then, pep the ebVka-for »wom-4p,a* 4hA fittft pr«sl8«»t « r SUITS and TOPCOATS i forcing the Soviets to make the The new year gets a premature a couple of hours University. Ithaca, N. Y. WARNER’S "TOMORROW ” BRA. reg. 2.50. N O W ...... 1.99 Irvvol Ing 10,694 persons, account­ ! satellite East German Communi.sL The commission yesterday re­ the Philippines today and pledged I tv..,!-,..? all famous names! ing f >r 21.5.341 man days lost. jected the appeal by the Westport. welcome in man.v sections of the Bostonians can drink on Sundav. to fight against corruption and TouJpuee in Franoi.’' ^fnfw «tod Members of the Regina D’ltalla BLOUSES LrfiBt year there were 766.428 regime remove curbs on the move- Conn.. Commuters As.sociation that hut they can't dance before mid­ (Jommunii,m. went'' off In the Algerian d ty 'of FORMFIT LONG-LEG “SKIPPIES”. reg. 10.95. N O W ...... 7.99 I ment of Americans in the Red- nation tonight. night. Constantine. E Society wdll meet tonight at 8 at man days lost In 37 strikes In­ I ruled portion of the divided city. the new rates be held up pending Thousands of mirth seekers, Macapagal. who defeated Presi­ the W'. P. Quish Funeral Home, FORMFIT “SKIPPIES’’. reg. 6.50. NOW ...... volving 40,764 workers. hearings. This is the fir.st time since 1950 dent Carlos P. Garcia in the elec­ The French president's an­ 4.99 MEN’S WORSTED slightly mussed or soiled, reg. 3.99 to 5.99. NOW 2 59 I A U.S. spoke.sman said the So- their hoisting arms caught in the nouncement that the FVench army 225 Main St., to pay respects to Workers filing for unemploy­ i viels were-, informed Wednesdaj’ The association had maintained that New Y'car's Eve has fallen on tion Nov. 14. declared that he was the late Mrs. Carmella Felice, a -NEMO “PIX” AND “PIXIE” GIRDLE AND PANTIE ment compensation were paid that the added income would be of bind of .Sunday Blue Laws, will a Sunday. .Manj-, including the a.ssuming leadership "at a time would be 'Withdrawn from Al­ WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS of the bar. Since then, there lia.s geria—"in any case”—^was a se­ member of the organization. reg. 5.00. NOW ...... 3.95 $81.5 million. Last year $56.6 mil­ been no attempt by the .Soviet little value to the financially ail­ celebrate the advent of 1962 while Broadwa.v- theater folk, are glad„ __ it. iwhen our nation is in the throes reg. 15.99 lion was distributed. commandant. Col. Andrei I. Solov- ing New Haven and detrimental the rest of tho world waits a day doesn't happen more often. jof a moral degeneration unprece­ vere blow to the Europeans In Al* “NEMO-KINS” GIRDLE AND PANTIE GIRDLE, $ ' yev, to enter We.st Berlin. to the economy of Connecticut. for its year-end fling. ”W_e have never looked for anj’-,*dented in our national hlstorj'.’’ geria who have looked to the army The re,jection permits the in- And it's a safe bet that, many thing' spectacular in the way of ‘ He hammered heavily at a for political as well, as military FOR RENT reg. 3.95. NOW ...... 2.95 The only crossing point of-, croase.s to become effective op of the early birds .will cro.ss bor­ ______^ theme of corruption in govern- support throughout the eight-year for ficially assigned to him by the buslncs whenever New Year’s Eve I 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors 5 Monday However, the decLsion ders into states having more falls on a Sundav.” said a leading tcampaign and the Nationalist rebellion. —sound or silent, also 85 mm NEMO ADJUSTABLE WAIST GIRDLE, reg. 10.95. NOW . .8.95 2 Guards Seek I East Germans is at Friedricb- In Algiers Europeans felt cut Now 11'^^ 2 pr. approving the boost ran still be lenient laws for a go at the real Broadway ticket agent. * rtatement w’on hearty applause ' stras.se’s Inlemational Chec.kpoint slide projectors. appealed through the federal thing tomorrow night.' Nevertheles.• - 25 out of 27 of from an estimated crowd of 50- off. Their statements boiled down C BESTFORM GIRDLE, reg. 7.95. N O W ...... 6.95 perma-set crease . ,. plain and pleated styles. , Charlie on the border of the So­ courts. Blue Laws, which forbid the sale 000 which saw him take the oath WELDON DRUG CO. street floor sport shop Prison-Probe, viet and American sectors. Broadway’.? legitimate attractions' of liquor on the Sab’jath, apply in plan special performances tomor f',,nVtnof office in ceremonies at the (Contlnned on Page Stx) 901 Main SL Tel. H] 8-6321 Solovyev s,id his political advi- full or in part in Maine, Pennsyl­ -1 a park on the shores of I sons thus are virtually barred from Road Use Tax vania. Washington. Ohio. Indiana. row night. Eight of these have Manila Hit May’s Call all of We.st Berlin, ’raey could en- been sold out. ^-laima Baj. WOMEN'S MINK COLLARED COATS Hartford, Dec. 30 (JP< — The Nebraska. Minnesota, Michigan “I shall consider it, therefore, NETTIE RO^ENSTEIN SELECTED GROUP > ter through the British or French state’s ' ’road use tax” designed to and Missouri. Night club and cafe owners in my first duty to set a personal Hartford, Dec. 30 IA5—Another ' sector, but this would violate the rOIAINEL SOLOVYE5’ I make out-of-state operators of Night spots in some of the af­ New York Di,._ Chty I and other cities .. In honesty and upiight- call for an Investigation of th ; rules of their own East German comnieFcial vehicles contribute to fected places will be able to serve ? ";®",‘ 'ness.” Macapagal said. "We nTust Bulletins reg. 89.99 I satellite. maintenance of Connecticut roads, food until 12:01 am. on New OKiAr MEW FUEL OIL Now 5 8 .0 0 state prison has been made, thi.< Two incidents at Checkpoint goes into effect New 5'ear’.s Day. Culled from AP Wires time by the AFTr-CIO union rep­ aide.a in civilian clothes across the grafter:, but a race of DEVELOPMENT I : Charlie last week touched off the border without ‘dentification. I State Tax Department officials for months. decent men and wom­ DESIGNER NYLONS SQUIRREL COLLARED COATS WOOL SKIRTS resenting the guards there. ! unprecedented American action. Tivo (lavs before the WaU'on in­ ; .said ve.sterday that approximate- No matter where a fellow does en." In .seconding an earlier .sugge.s- The U.S. comniander. Maj. Gen. cident. Howard Triveiti, executive j l.v 38.000 out-of-.stato truck and his celebrating, he’ll likely see his In his only reference to foreign HOLIDAY DEATHS MOUNT tlon for a probe by Edwin H, Mav Albert Wat.son li. canceled an ap­ political officer of the U.S. Mission J bii.s operators have purchased the News Tidbit s money going the way of the old affairs, the 51-year-old new pres-, Chicago, Dec. 30 (A*)—Fatali­ $1 identification plates required year - out. ties mounted in several sectlona Jr., however, the union took a pointment at Soviet headquarters in Berlin, was stopped by East from the .AP Wires ident declared that “we shall vigor­ reg. 1.35 and 1.65 pr. ....Now 4 8 .0 0 suipe at May, a candidate for in East Berlin, after East German by the new law." The famed Latin Quarter at New ously discharged our part In the of the country Saturday aa the the Republican gubernatorial nom­ border guards refused to let three (Continued on Pago Six) The tax will be levied on the York’s Times Square plans a $25 struggle against Communism and nation observed the 3-dav New ination. as one who has helped basis of the mileage driven in the lab for each of 600 patrons; Holly- strive to arise the prestige of the Year's weekend. The festive pe­ turn the prison question Into "a state. The rate of the le\w wUl President Kemiedy's opposition' riod started on a tragic note— reg. 5.99 political football.’ be comparable to the tax on motor to his own church’s_ ln.sistence on (Contlnued on Page Six) (Continued on Page Two) a (laming 2-car crash lhat killed LADIES' SKIRTS Now Jfay’s . name was coupled with Defections C9SIIV fuel .sold in the .state. , share of anv federal aid for Ro­ eight persona in Oklahoma. H ie that of Slate Sen. Louis I. Glad­ Should the out-of-state vehicles man Catholic schools picked today ■ accident, worst in Oklahoma’s 3.99 stone, Senate Democratic major bu.v ftiel in Connecticut the amount by Religion.? New.swriters’ Associ­ history, occurred at 6:32 p.m. NOW 9 9 Ity leader, in the critlci.sm by the of the fuel tax paid will be credit­ ation as top religious news story May Split with Britain Friday—Just two minutea after values to 14.99 union. ed against their tax bill. of 1961. . . . (Tircilit Court Judge the start of the long New Year’s Now 7 .0 0 plaids and tweeds. 10 to, 18. The controversy over the prison The operators of the vehicle.? Walter B. Jones of Alabama holiday weekend period for ■A."-? seamless mesh or plain; full fashioned for street and evening. was stirred up by the recent resig­ Ulbricht Concedes I will be' required to report their ■■nakes peirmanent 5-.vear-old tem­ which accidental deaths are. proportioned lengths . . . many colors and styles. street floor sport shop nation of Warden Mark S. Rich­ road use tax liability to the state porary Injunction which barred tabulated. H ie crash, near Cor­ mond. May charged that Gov. every three months. National As.soclation for the Ad-' Anti- U. S. Sentiment dell, left no sunrivors. An eti- John N. Dempsey was attempting The law, which was passed by vancement of Colored People from tlre family of five was among to "cover-up" the situation by re­ Red Army Support i this year's General Assembly, pro- operating in Alabama. . . . Salvage the victims. A family of (our HEAPING SPECIAL TABLE FAMOUS "WHITE STAG" LADIES’ fusing May’s request for a prob.» I vides for a maximum $2,000 fine crews with heaiY equipment face' perished in Orlnda, Calif, today Women's Untrimmed Coats of Richmond’s quitting by the ' for violation. battle with se* to recover wrecks' Growing in Poriiigal In a fire that raced through Slate ■ Legi.slative Council. Tax Department officials said of two big trucks and bodies of j their one-story lanch-style home. Sen. Gladstone entered the fray "West German concern.?.’’ he they were unable to predict how two riders that plunge off Florida Traffic fataliUes acrims the nsk I (Germany’s Communlet chief. (rharged. "deliberately recruited our By LUIS LUPI <^been rousing anti-British lion reached 36, (Ires killed U> by saying that May was ill-inform­ much revenue the tax will bring Keys Biidge after massive col-' Lisbon. Portugal, Dec. 30 (i?5— Dressy and Tailored Blouses CONVOY JACKETS ed if he thought the council had the I Walter Ulbricht, today admitted specialist.? so as.-4 reg. 19.99 to 39.99 Faces Inquiry drops hint he might retire when he out of the alliance with Britain Helps keep your Frank Gallagher, was resigning as I "The training alone of the work- cialist camp to the ImperialLst In an editorial pital. The cause of death was of Jan. 4. ! ing force ^ which was then re- camp." gets back to Russia. . . . South when he addresses the National yestei:^y. the not learned Immediately. Biit- burner clean as it Viet Nam announces sweeping Assembly Jan. 3. ^ome may be conservative paper said tl^ t while j In a statement, Gallagher said ' crtiited b.v West German monop­ Ulbricht .said this had been one Providence, R. I., Dec. 30 Brazil was first with a kind dip­ ler entered the hospital Dee. 5 heats your home 1 NOW 2'^® & 3 ’^^ O U T ERW EA R the union members "will welcome olists--coats us above 30 billion of the great difficultie.s . brought A Justice Department Investigator economic decree putting tight disappointed if hA doesn’t break with what was described then as cjirbs on Imports, raising taxes on the ties with London, which are lomatic note of support and Spain .99 marks: That is nearl.v 40 per cen' about by maintaining an "open today opens a probe into gasoline had fully shown its support in Goa. a severe cold. His w ife saM at RT-98 is the most completely (Continued on Page Two) of our national income in 1961.’ border between the Socialist camp price Increases by three major oil many items, and generally tight­ rooted in centuries of trade and the time it was not eonsldeasd Now 15*^ ^ ening Vietnamese economic belt. commerce between the two coun­ the United States and Britain effective fuel oil sdditive in use cotton, dacron, wool jersey, silks. to Ulbricht’s admugxons among and the imperialist camp.” companies. came in at the end only to share a serious, but he eatend the has- today. This helps your oil the frankest made by the Com­ The American Oil Co., Mobil Oil Shownnan Billy Rose and Joyce tries. pital for more intensive tivat- As for dependence on the Soviet Matthews remarried in quiet eere- Latest irritant- in relations be­ few “crocodile tears.'t- burner deUvar more clean, de­ 2nd floor sport shop 2 O7 . OFF! 100% blanket fleece, canvas back twill, corduroy, lined with sheroa- munist leader—appeared in an ar­ Union, Ulbricht said East Ger­ Co. and Humble Oil Co. removed "If the Anglo-Portuguese alli­ ment- Butler, a long-time resi­ Bonn Paper Ur^es ticle in the Soviet Communist discount allowances to dealers mony at Manhattan apartment of tween Portugal and its two main dent of South Bend, Ijid., served pendable heat. You get pre­ orlon pile or wool quilt. 8 to 18. ^ many, in liquidating Fascism and Western Allies la the westem re­ ance.is useful only when to the ad­ Party newspaper Priavda. monopoly capital, coincided with Wednesday, causing an increase of old friend. Sol Hertzfeld. . . . Sev­ as Democratic chairman from mium eervioe. too. All designed Import of Jobless 4.3 cents per gallon in the Prov­ enty-eight-year-old Abraham H. action to the Indian invasion of vantage of the stronger of the two December 19M until July 1980. to make home besting easy. Ulbricht had previously insisted the intere.sts of the Soviet Union Goa. parties there is only one thing to that the Communists erected the in securing Itself for ever from at­ idence area and 2.8 cents per gal­ Harrison is fourth fatality of Are do: To put an end to 1 ,” the paper Since then he had been pract|c- LARGE SIZE IRREGULAR FAMOUS MAKE \^'orkers from U.S. wall dividing Berlin—and keeping tack by German militarists. lon along the rest of the Atlantic that swept ninth floor of Hotel The United States and Britain said. lag law here. seaboard. New York and New Jer­ Mayflower In New York last denounced the takeover of the Cat! today for COTTON LOOPED East Germans virtual prusoners- In building up his Communist “If the Azores ba.se is gixid only am to keep out Western spies and sey are not affected by the in­ ■W'ednesday. . . . Chinese Commu­ Portuguese Indian colony, but ap­ DEATH REPOBT WITHHELD Bonn, Germany, Dec. 30 (JPi — regime. Ulbricht said: "We were creases. nists shell Nationalist-held Que- parently the Portuguese feel they for the defense of the Americans Washington, Dec.' 80 W— The A leading newspaper suggested to­ saboteurs. give fullest support by the offi­ and of their dollars — let’s put an Mobilheat at SEAMLESS SUPPORT An oil company spokesman said moy Islands for third consecutive didn’t speak strongly enough in end to it.” U.S. govenunent la keeping seqget Leatherette H ASSO CKS day West Germany import jobless He repeated that claim in the cers of the Sovjet amiy. Not only yesterday the increases were taken odd-numbererd day, but attack the United Nations. a report on the mysterious death Pravda article but went on to ad­ did they stand on guard, but by Ill-feeling for the United States ”In this odd emergency, we must Americans to meet an acute labor to stop competitive price slashing verj’ mild, according to official re­ recognize that the West has be­ ot a Cuban worker at the U3 . y mit for the first time the tremen­ theli' advice and aid they facilitat­ by dealers. ports from Taipei, Formosa. goes back to last June's U.N. de­ Navy Baae at Guantanamo BUgi SCATTER RUGS shortage. dous losses East Germany had suf­ ed the solutio 1 of all complex po­ trayed the West — and not even "The upward move is an effort New York City has law estab- bate on Angola , earlier this year, a word of comfort has come from Cuba, (nformed tourcea enhl .njir W E GIVE HrK Handelsblatt said In an editorial fered in defections to the WesL litical, economic, cultural and or­ to restore near normal prices,” an when the United States sided with day. They reported that th« Nivy STOCKINGS the United States government Ulbricht’s acknowledgement that ganization tasks. li.shing minimum wage of fl.l6 an the supreme spiritual authority N O W 1 /3 OFF! American spokesman said. hour for all employes of .firms do­ the A.siana and Africans in a.s.sail- has completed a meath-Igng tor GREEN STAMPS might cooperate In the scheme — his regime was the creation of the (Pope John XXIII). “The sole and vesttgation into the death of |bi| "The protection and aid of the U.S. Sena. John O. Paatore. D- ing business with the city... Mias Ing Portugal’s moves to stamp total exception was our neighbor if perfect 4.95 pr. either by paying the transporta­ Soviet army has never -been con­ Soviet Union, which at that time out the rebellion in that big Afri­ worker, . BiiUen Lopes, w h ^ , tion costs or offering a subsidy to R. I., and Claiborne Pell, D-R. I., America of 1958, MArllyn Van Der- Spain — Spain we thank you." ceded by the Communists. had a. military form . . . made it a.sked for the Juatlce Department bur Nady, seeks divorce from foot­ can territory’. body was found pot. 16 in a s|Wk Rag. 5.99—44ow Reg. 6.99— Now Reg. 7.99— Now mak, up the difference in wages Ulbricht declared further, that The chiefs of the army called on low grave Inside the base. WM MMIABTY in the two countries. easier for the anti-Fa.sclst demo­ investigation, terming the price ball hero husband Oaiy Nady after This is bound to, be,reflected in Army Minister Brig. Mario Sllv* reg. 3.99 only the overthrow of Chancellor cratic forces of Germany to ful­ rise "drastic." less than seven months marriage. negotiation.? next year to renew sources said no charges had ban) Now 2 for “A.s for the willingness of many Konrad Adenager's government by fill their historic task." yesterday to tell him the entire filed. It baa besn- n:partsd I m , The Rhode Island AFL-(JIO call­ the agreement fo- the U.S. base in .29 Americans to work in Germany," “progressive forces in West Ger­ Denver reports say.,,3iuM|tnded armed forces were determined to two Marines were .75 the newspaper commented, "this He added that the East German ed on Rhode Island Gov. John A. Police Capt. Vincent .J, the Azores, ^ a r t of the legal defend “Portugal’s Integrity at all many iUelf" could bring about re­ Reds had been able to crush their Notte Jr. to invoke “immediately” framework fag this agreement is Camp- Lejeone, N . i Now X can hardly be doikbted." unification of Germany. has been fonnally charfedi’uTne- cost and anywhere In the W'orld.’’ Uon with the ‘ 3.99 4.66 5.32 30” X 54” 27” X 70” 3 for 3 The United Stit(tea has close to enemies because “the presence of his executive power to set aside partmental coipVlalnt at New 'Ifork the I4th Century Treaty of Wind­ Thanking them, Silva said: “Hie 3-5135 was not clear whether the 30 the Soviet army deprived the class the increase. The AFL-CIO said million unempk yed; West Oer- Cit>'. with eight allegations and sor between Britain and Portugal. light that waa spread from Goa knewledgad-l Sf. 4 himon marks mgant losses Incur­ enemies of the possibility of re­ the Increase was unwarranted and miaconduct including shaking It extends advantages granted to over all of India will,be once again antique white, brown, oxblood, tangerine, gold aqd tan. waahable, ikid-resistani brown, gold, white, blue, green, Ulac. ngg|r b*s a half-1 liUloB Jobs to bs red over the 18 year* of the East sorting to measures of open tyr- waa hi petite, average, tall and extra long. urged a congressional Investiga­ down Bronx buaineasmen for Londoa op. to mutual allies. i shining In the fqtuw fbr PortOgal’a wouULw Oeniiaa ragima orr^uat Juat toIn 1981. ror.” tion. ChHstxnas gifts. the past week there have greatest glory. ■ ^ :

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER Sb. 1,961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY,

Special Service sive cuts of meat. They may her ^ Giiiiirds Seek Alert Shopper come your family’s favorites...... No Herald State News Set at Calvary If'you have little time and there Is too much confusion for reading ^ A Holiday Toast P robe, On Monday Sheiiiwold on Bridge Business Bodies Saves'Dollars labels tn the store, do so at home. A Watch Night Service wlll ba Decide 'then as to the preferable That'll Help You Most Manchester Evening Roundup held at the Calvary (3hurch, Aa- HARRISON RENEWS LEASE ^surance companies has pr6gressed'f>for a auggestion he submitted joint­ size of package in relation to Hit May’s CaD . aemhiy of God, New Year’a Eve Philip Harrison, operator of the successfully to the threshold und; - Drive carefully, . By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH for the premise^ with the 841 Cor­ proposal file room In their depart­ How about making some resolu­ the Ingredients listed on the label In. Nor were they able to say how tor of Assemblies of God Oiurch, poration for a period of 16 years. . Say "Make Mine Milk" mnd be happy to teatlfy" In any much it will cost to administer. When your opponent makes a * 1 9 3 Westfield, Mass., and a brother of AREA MANAGER ment. The award was one of 22 tions concerning your food buying fit in with your plans for nutri­ good play, be sure to give him <9 Q 3 Actually, Harrison said, the Russell B. Cole, a native of Man­ given in Travelers annual sugges­ to get the most for your food dol­ tious, well-balanced meals. When homeward bound probe. the pastor of Calvary Church, .will lease renewal also has a “new tion plan. polite encouragement. "'If'ou’ru 0 J JO S 4 sermon and present chester, has been named manager lar? Here are some suggestions Store or refrigerate foods prop­ Gallacher alao called for the re- New President Idle Total Dips playing better these days,” Is use­ 4) A Q_9 4 violin and vocal selections. \ lease" feature In that an addition of the southwestern Connecticut for 1962. erly at home. Put frozen foods in CONN. MILK FOR KEAUH leaae Of an alleged study of the Wa.shlngton, Dec. 30 (>Pi—The ful, although many swear by "Not WEST ------built last summer also was includ­ territory of the Aetna Insurance 'Wlhlle overall living costs have Watch food advertisements and the freezer immediately. bad-r-fpr you.” Just don't give him- film, "A Better World Begins With prison at Wethersfield conducted Labor Department says unemploy­ A 3 2 i*4 Me,” wlll be shown. ed In the contract. Co. increased 1 per cent In the past store displays, listen to radio and Avoid waste. ■* oy State Police Commissioner Leo Of Philippines ment in New Britain. Conn., has too much encouragement. J 9 7 4 . . _ Refreshments \vlll be served and The lease contract also provides A Manchester High School grad­ year, average prlce.s in Sears 1962 TV broadcasts to keep up with improved enough that It Is being West leads the Uree of dia O K I 6 3 2 O A i Harrison with a first 6ption to uate In 1941, Cole later ' at­ spring and summer general cata­ current prices, and to know which J. Mulcahy. monds, and East wins with the a fellowship hour held after the He said the report was given to placed In a more favorable statisti­ A 7 4 ' A t 3 2 worship service. lease the premises at 857 Main St. tended Wesleyan University fol­ log are relatively unchanged from foods are in good supply. To Fight Reds cal category. ^ ace. East can see that there Isn t SOUTH If It becomes available. the 1961 spring catalog. the State Prison Board but never much future In continuing the dia­ lowing military service and joined Plan your shopping ahead, make Aluminum made public. New Britain has been’ listed In A K 7 6 Aetna in July 1948. a list that at least has general re­ An Investigation, he said, would (Conttniied from Page One) the department's reports with monds. He decides to le ^ -spadbs i:? A K 6 2 CHIEF ENGINEER He was assigned as special New Products made in Manches­ In.stead. 0 0 9 Kendall L. Walker of 114 Pros­ minders if not specific items, and Don's Pizza determine If "Richmond ig being cities where unemployment agent in Norwalk in October 1949, ter: A specially automated sand­ then remember to take the list with Windows $11.95 made a fall guy to cover mistakes republic before the family of na­ amounted to 9 to 12 per cent of the If East leads a low''^spade, you A K I 10 3 Time of Your Life pect St. has been named assistant and later transferred to the Hart­ blast unit deburrs internal inter­ Fallot Studio will let It ride tc dummy’s jack. Sooth Watt Nofth tag chief engineer of the Spencer Tur­ DFiford Dech^rt photo) you. 1.80 SPRUCE 8T. Ml 3 ^ 1 of others who hired him in 19M.” H. Ra.^mer Datidson Mr*. Bernice Da\idaon tions." work force. ford office in 1950 for a short pe­ secting holes on a motorcycle en­ Try the new convenience foods Gov. Robert B. Mejmer of New But the department said yester­ You will still have the king of 1 NT Pass 3 NT AU PIN bine Company at Hartford, it was riod before being reassigned to the gine crankshaft at the rate of 50 Doors $29.95 spades as a second stopper, so Opening lead > - 0 3 By ARTHUR LORD announced this week by Lester C. Engaged and judge their worth for your WILL BE OPEN NEW Jersey was in the grandstand as day New Britain’s unemployment East will get nowhere. ' Norwalk office again in 1958. In per hour. The machine was built own family’s needs; don't buy Amaranth Installs Officers Tonipht the personal representative of has dropped below 9 per cent and ^ a r Arthur: In our civics class Smith, president of the firm. 1959 the firm promoted Cole to by Pressure Blast Manufacturing The engagement of Miss Anne East -must switch to the queen The promotibn, one of three in them indiscriminately. Use your Jal. Doors $59.95 Your Pocketbook Mr. and Mrs. H. Ha.vncr David-'*' - President Kennedy. Garcia ar­ it will henceforth bo in the 6 to 9 of spades at the second trick last week at Township high school, state agent in charge of the south­ Co., Inc., for Fiat S.A., Turin, Welles Stilson to Joel Barnes Al- own skill and imagination to make YEAR'S EVE TILL 7 7 7 rived at the park with Macapagal per cent category. The improve­ pending on how well your partner the teacher talked about Social the executive advancements in the western Connecticut territory. Italy. vord, both of Manchester, has been son of 15 Scarborough Rd. will be matron will be by Past Matron Here is where you make your lU- firm, will be effective on Monday, them less standardized anil more Plus biitallation. Serve your gTnond Ledwith soloist. later and the sun broke through I ii-itf ance Institute feir representatives turned. minus cash, but with dri\’- Albert Hea\iaides. past patron, Edlin, who was convicted of mail H«u T«1 uc. spades, pat him kindly on the head. causes. mernber of Delta Tan Delta fra­ THE NEW YEAR WITH er's license and such intact. "The uncrowTiing ceremony of musician: Lida Richmond, truth; just as he launched into hi.s speech. fraud and pleaded no contest Dec. You are still sure of a spade Friday and Saturday Compulsory retirement, pamper- of Industry, government organiza­ Meet at Emanuel ternity. He received his M.B.A. I remembered then that we had the retiring royal matron will be Kay Peretto, faith; Mary Smith, 8 In another mall frai-.J case. He trick, but you can develop your ihg, suggested insUtuUonaJizaUon, tions, and business concerns in degree from Amos Tuck School of a personal floater insurance policy. by Past Matron Ruth M, Leggett wisdom: Cordelia Miller, charity; C.oliinthia has not been sentenced yet In the diamonds without fearing a spade AND institutionalization itself, giving Connecticut will be held at the Emanuel Lutheran Cfiiurch Hi Business Administration Dart­ “How much cash did you have of Bolton, and Miss Karen Wallers Lillian Hicking, historian; Charles current case. continuation by West. That poor unwanted advice, and failing to re­ U.S. Army Reserve Training Leaguers will be host to mouth College. He is serving ns Delicious SHADY GLEN will be soloist. Center, 700 S. Quaker Lane, West t I my husband asked. "tVas it more Lambert, warder: and(TH Harry Lind- The sale of the two tracts wa.s Skating Report fellow will be out of spades by spect the wishes of older persons Leaguers from Auj, stana Luther­ an officer in the Ordnance Corps, ttl than ISO?" The coronation of the new royal gren. sentln|l. Not Sanl^VDeer, announced yesterday. Finneran the time he gets his king of dia­ NEW YEAR’S EVE also contribute to pre-aging. Hartford, on Jan. 9, 10, 11. an Churches in Hartford, East. U. S. Army. Boston, Mass. I t was less and so I learned that told a news conference that al­ monds. The psychological effect is often Hartford and Windsor Sunday eve­ The wedding is planned for I j I would get nothing. Our policy Groiiiaii's Horses though Edlin participated in some Dally Question (Open All Day Sunday) overwhelming. A 12-week course in Real ning. June 23, 1962. EGG NOG of the negotiations, mo..t of tho Estate Principles and Practices The program of movies, games has a deductible clause. I would Partner opens w’ith 1 NT (16 to FINE F(X)D Rather than continuing to lead u I have had to lose more than ISO of dealings were with William L. will be held at Manchester High and mixers will begin at 8:30 in CRPA Seeking Views Anyone who thought they heard 18 points), and the next player useful, creative lives, older per­ tlcipated in Chri.stmaa parade, value In order to be eligible to file Robinson, vice j'resident of com­ sona pre-age and believe that they School, every Wednesday between Luther Hail. Refreshments will be throughout the United States an.i horses! horses! horses! in the early panies that controlled both tracts. passes. You hold: Spades — A Q Kendall L. Walker served after the-program. A wor- NOTHING BETTER. Dairy-fre.sh, rich, a claim. A more comprehensive 10 8 4; Hearts — 10 8 3; Dia­ have become useles. When people 7 and 9:15 p.m., starting Jan. 31. Canada with his sleigh and eight policy would have ben prohibitive morning hours Wednesday in the The course, one of six being held ■ship service will be conducted In neighborhood of Columbia Center monds — A 7; Clubs — 8 3 2. believe that they are useless, they derson will become vice president reindeer, died Wednesday. Dalke. creamy and full bodied. You’ll enjoy it— la ooat. NEW FHA CHIEF GARDEN tend to act that way. throughout the state, x/ili be spon­ the chapel at 11:30. a native of Enid. Okla., also drove On Alternative Plans on Rt. 87, did! He was NOT Hartford, Dec. 30 |/Pi—The new This Is the ice skating, coasting What do you say? and Ruthven T. Bldwell assumes Mi.ss Nancy Tolf and her team and your guests will, too! For city dwellers, especially In dreaming! and skiing scfiedule at park de­ Answer: Bid three spades. The RESTAURANT sored by the University of Con­ his reindeer In '.950 In the movie, head of the Federal Housing Ad­ the post of assistant secretary for are in charge of arrangements. "Road to Utopia.” neighborhoods or buildings con­ A night worker returning to his partment .supervised areas for the combined strength could be enough Dear Arthur; I read quite a lot the firm. necticut and the Connecticut As­ Preparations are underway for^> He pointed out that heavy re.si- ministration in Connecticut is 840 MAIN STREET since my retirement and wonder if sociation of Real Estate Boards. Lee Boleman, Intern, will assist sidered prone to theft, the cost of home in Lebanon, cjime across two George Carr of Norfolk, formerly weekend: for game. You are ready for either Walker, who joined Spencer in the committee. personal property insurance is high holding a aeries of meetings in dential growth in the non-indus­ bay horses and a colt wandering Today: No skating a f Center you would recommend a good book, chairman of the State Housing Au­ four spades or three notrump, de- on aging. 1954, holds a mechanical engineer­ and should be carefully shopped. February’ and March to sound out trial towns will make town taxes dow-n Rt. 87 about 4:15 a m. Stop­ thority. He succeed-. John B. May- Springs Pond oi Annex. Skating ing degree from Yale. His respon­ The John Richters Agency of When ours came up for renewal we overbearing because of rising at Charter Oak Park until 10 p.m. Evan B. Hartford, Indianapolis Life Insur­ local reaction on alternate plana ping at the lighted home of an lott of V-est Hartford, who wa. sibilities In the new post {fill be in discovered there was considerable school costs there. early riser, he asked to whom they recently tran..ferrcd to an FHA Coasting at Center Spring... Dear Evan: I’d be delighted to ance Company’s top Connecticut Deaths Last Night for future development of the the areas of product design and discrepancy in price but little in Meanwhile, industry’ will remain might belong. A telephone call to post in New York City. Carr's ap­ 'Tomorrow: No skating at Center recommend the best book on aging application. He was formerly affili­ agency in November sales, has an- coverage of the policies offered by Capitol regpon. the CRPA said to- concentrated in core areas widening the sleeping owner. John Groman, pointment was announced yester­ Springs Pond. Skating at Annex that has been written this year. ated with Whitney Chain Co. myunced that James B. Holmes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ▼arloua agents. ■ day. the breach In tax bases between hustled him out to round up his day. and Charter Oak from 10 to noon Your Host. Mike Stanko, Presents For You— It's title: "You Can't Count on r _____ of 56 Cambridge St., Manchester, Pinehurst, N.C.—Donald Parson, Should you be spending for this Robert D Brown, CRPA direc­ the industrial and the "bedroom” animal., and get them back into and 1:30 to 10. Coasting at Cen-, Dying,” GLOBE OPENS BRANCH a member of that agency, was No­ who gained attentibn in the liter­ You Can Tas^ The Quality type of coverage? How much tor, said about six or seven, meet­ town.s. the fold. TCNNEY-.MIXDOON WEDDING ter Springs. DANaNO TONIGHT TO THE It’s author: Natalie Harris vember’s top individual salesmAn ary world in 1953 with his book Monday: No skating at Center Tlie opening of the Globe Travel "Portrait of Keats," died Thurs­ should it cost? ings would be conducted and that In addition to Stone s talks on Groman ha.s built a particularly New York, Dec. 30 (/P)—The wed­ MUSIC OF "THE VBRSATILES" . . . (Tabot, former newspaper woman, Service of R^kville. Inc., an af­ In Connecticut sales, and ranked the reactions evoked at them municipal taxation and metropoll- high fence around the lot in which ding of Gene Lauder Timney, son Springs Pond. Skating at Anne* writer, and researcJi co-ordinator sixth In the nation. day. Parson, who wa.s 79, also was Those are difficult questions to and Charter Oak from 1:30 to 10 filiate of the Globe 'Travel Service an authority on contrart bridge Rontfl# 6 k 44A Cgtynm answer. If you own your home, you would help the region's 53 repre­ development. the Jan 18 meeting they are kept, but they do man­ of former World Heavyweight at the Age Center of New. England. of Manohester and New Britain, will also include a talk by Robert age to get out. Boxing Champion Gene Tunney, p.m. Coa.sting at Center Spring... Published by Houghton Mifflin Co., and author of two volumes of usually can get personal propwty sentatives to form a basis for Skiing is permitted dally from Ring in the NEW YEAR HERE! Open Tomorrow was announced this week. A 10 per cent sales and earnings poetry. coverage written into a homeown­ voting on which way • the region \V. Oiave, CRPA regional planner. To Visit Ranger Andy and Ann Cartxill Muldoon took 12 noon to .8 A..M. Fun for all. Phone for reeerva- Miss Cabot's book will revolution­ Miss Correan Manq, former Increase for the first half of the er’s package poIic.v. You must, Chave will talk briefly on people, Cub Scout Den 6, wtjose den place yesterday in St, Patrick's 6 p.m. to 1:30 .at Mt. Nebo. tlons—$3 per person minimum. ize you thoughts about the prob­ fiscal year ending Dec. 31 and a Regina, Sask—J. J. Dalke, 76, a should be developed. housing and jobs. Manchester office maitkger, will Saskatchewan farmer who par- however, make sure to itemize In Novernber, the Capitol Region mother is Mrs. Harold Watson, Cathedral. Miss Muldoon Is the lems of this country’s aging. manage the nfrw' service, agents 50 per cent increase for the next valuable articles to insure full pro­ On another matter, an election will appear on the Ranger Andy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Auggies May Tr) jetg If your book store is sold out, half year ig anticipated by LaPointe Plan Agency, issued its annual will be held for a replacement of for airlines, steamship lines, trav­ tection. report which indicated five pos­ Show over television channel 3 Robert Muldoon of Redding, Conn. Oak Grill, :}0 Oak St.—MI 9-8094 have them order it for you. And el companies and hotels In plan­ Industries bf Rockville according an executive committee member to New 'i’ear'.. Day at 4 p.m. Boy.s The groom Is employed by a bank Canberra—Jet airlines .may be No Cover • No Minimum • Ample Rear Parking let me know what you think of the- to J. S. D, Curran, the firm's treas- The coat of policies varies great­ sible development patterns for the fill the unexpired term of Harold w'ho will make the trip are Harold ning trips for area citizens. region and its 27 towns. in New York City. flying domestic routes in Au.stralia book. John G. O’Brien, co-owner of the urer. ly-depending upon geographic lo­ F. Keith. Watson. Dana and Rodney Mcln- by 1964 under a bill pending in FREE DELIYERY cation and type of articles insured. The alternatives included the tash. JuUu.s Gorecsky, David Carl- firm has been In the travel busi­ We Will Deliver Anything! Ih e annual cost of a personal ar­ balanced plan, where industry is .M.AV .SEE.S GOP WIN Parliament. Australian pilots Dear Arthur: I’ll retire In a few ness for some 17 years. His wife. Bruce L. Fowler of 22E St. Effective Saturday, Dec. 30th mark and Wayne Scott. Hartford, Dec. 30 i.T)—Edwin H. now fly jets only on international months. When I do, I want to cash James St, a casualty underwrit-' We’re firmly resolved to ticles floater policy—Independent attracted to each municipality in School will open Tuesday. The trips. •Mary, is manager of the Man­ Ing department employe at the ARTHUR’S o f of the homeowTier's—covering hopes of easing tax burdens: the Town Man Hurt May Jr., who is one of the con­ In my ,llfe insurance, but can’t chester office which also employs hot lunch menu will be: Tuesday—• tenders for the Republican nom­ figure out if I should take a paid- Travelers Insurance Co. at Hart- i MI S-1505 serve you even better in the 15,000 of jewelry. 15.000 of furs satellite plan, where development ravioli, tossed salad with French Jeanette Dubaldo of Manchester. ford, received a special $50 award ' and a 15,000 stamp colIectionVouId is arranged around chister.S in the In 2-Car Crash ination for governor, ..aid yesterday up annuity of $33,000 or a monthly The modern Rockville office ia New Year. It’s the best way die.ssing, chee.se square... peaches; next year will see the "greatest Open House New Year's Eye annuity of $141, Our children are Top Notch Food W ill Transfer ooat 1117.50 in Portland, Maine regiorb in hope of averting urban Weden.sday -- meat loaf, mashed located in the Professional Build­ and $177.50 in Chicago. In Chi­ Republican state victory aince married and financially independ­ ing at 13 Park St. and will be open we know to show our ap­ sprawl; and the linear plan where Charles Adams, 52. of 24 Ons­ potato, buttered corn, carrot stick,.,' 1950." In a letter to GOP leaders ent. My only other Income will be E cago, however, if -the fur.s were development is centered up and ite Dr., is a patient at Hartford fruit cocktail: Thursday - - chick­ from 9 a^m. to 5 p.m. Monday mink, the annual cost would be throughout the state. May said from social security. 'What’s your throi^h Friday, and evenings by preciation of j’our good will down the Connecticut River Val­ Hospital as a result of an accident en rice .soup, turkey, celery and nut having ".«so many well qualified peo­ WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT advice? ^ Its Manchester Operation To 1252.50. ley and adjacent areas. sandwich roll, cheese apple crisp; appointment. and loyalty in the Old Year. A persaonal property floater for In East Windsor Thursdav night ple mentioned for state office is "THE DEVIL AT ROCKY HILL Wright Other alternatives include devel­ Friday - - macaroni with cheese, indeed a blessing for a vibrant *100,000 of coverage for one-year opment according to present zon­ In which three Nike soldiers al.so stewed tomatoes, celery sticks, 4 O'CLOCK" Dear Wright: Unless there is MOZZER TREASURER PRESCRIPTIONS Happy 1962, everybody! would cost about 1625 in New were injured, two seriously. sliced egg and chocolate cake. party. " May wa.s state GOP Spencer Traej’-Frank Siaalra some once-ln-^-lifetime gift, pur­ Edward F. Mozzer of 126 Avery ing aims and the strong center chairman until his recent resigna­ At 5;S0-»;4S York a * l only |375 in Nashville. plan where intense urban devel­ Joseph Williams, 20. driver of BUFFET SUPPER-.$3.50 Per Person chase, or Investment that you want St. has been elected treasurer of 1150 Burnside Ave., East Hartford Tenn. The only perils considered the car in w'hR'h the soldiers were _ _ tion to seek the gubernatorial nom­ ALSO: to make. I’d advise you to take the the Wnitlock Manufacturing Com­ opment is concentrated around the .’MancJiester Evening Herald ination. WILROSE uninsurahle are wear, tear, moth region's core in Hartford. This passengers, has been arrested and! Columbia correspondent, Mrs. Don- "Loss of liHiocofice" BILL DONAHUE AT THE HAM.MOND ORGAN monthly annuity. It will pay you pany in West Hartford, it was an­ and war. 4:10-8:1« $1,692 a year. At 5 per cent, which last alternative is not recom­ charpd wnth driving while under 1 aid Tuttle, telephone ACademv nounced Thursday. If you own different types of the influence of liquor, and reck-1 8-343.5. FAVORS FOR ALI,! is about a.s high as you can get A Morse College graduate. Moz­ 9-9814WE DELIVER DRESS SHOP mended for further consideration highly valued property, the per­ less driving...... — Sundoy and Mendoy these days, your lump sum of zer Joined the Whitlock Payroll ‘•First To Show 'Hie Latest C by the CRPA. “B.\CK .STREET’ sonal articles floater covers in one He and Ronald .Swinson. 24. are SUN C

1 '^ ET ^ P M E f O U l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80,1961 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , Sa t u r d a y , De c e m b e r so, i 961 PAGE FIVE bade, to boiag true to himMif, and ‘Wonders of \the Universe to our roots and Idoala and traffi- No Heralil ^ Svnttng IfrraUi Uona, to poise again, and. to clvil- Ity. And this looked, at year’a end, On Monday . OPEN MONDAY like an America ready to be New Laimch Schemes: strong and positive again, running The Manchester Evening its own kind of race, under a lead- Herald will not publish Mon­ The Salvatloa Army B t ilaolto’ K. O. Cliimh f bera St., 61S Main St., all in Man­ Catapulting into Space erahlp which had taken, and aur- 661 Malii St. Bfsgr. Jaha F. Shaiuioa, P u to r chester, and French Rd., Bolton. day, New Year’a Day. vlved, some painful seasoning. Drive carefully. d a.m. to Mtri. E. Walter Lamle Rev. Janies T. COonaell Friday at Kingdom Hall. hour. In. thU fashion anginsara can Md Srcrr O ^m g icxmm Aa for the old farm horse over Officer In charge Rev. Joseph H. MoOmui 7:2$ p.m. Theocratic Mlnlatry By DR. I. M. LBVITir. DlREOTOR u d Boltdara Cnttrad at Um Rev. John O. Regan School. TIm Fda Flanetariimi avoid the inordinato atrMsw Im- _le* a( KaBchntir Com. aa In the Kremlin, this was alao hla 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for mil Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. William Of The Franklin Inetttato poaed on the rocket when travaUng Oaaa UaU Matttr. 8:30 p.m., Service meeting, Rau. Ushers are Freemont Wil­ through tha low point in thd val­ yeari'becauae he too, was perhapi ages. Masiea at S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and theme, "Building to the Fhiture Ac­ Every eo'often, etorleia appear In SUMCRIFTIUN RaTKS spending the year reaching a cer­ 10:49 a.m., Holiness service. Spe­ 11 a.m. son Jr. and Wesley Wilson. ley. TayabI* In advaaca cording to Requirements." Day’s 7 p.m., Junior and senior fel­ the foreign preee that purport to Barth Launch PraUam 3 p - n i . tain potentiality by routes which cial band and Songster music text, "Ponder, over these things, be Carrlar Sermon by Major- Clifton Slpley, lowships. show that the Ruealans Used a Even if wa could jgat tha rockat paa T tar ...... n& .M 923 UU seemed mostly indirect. Ohnrch of tha Aaaumptlon absorbed in them, that your ad­ up to 3,000 mllea per hour we BiR HORUU aaaaaaaaaaaa T.7S uoo New Ehigland evangelist. Adanu S t aa'd Thompaon Rd. vancement may be manifest to all caUpult or coaator-type launching rhrt* MonUia ...... I.I0 He began by kicking the nuclear, 2 p.iB,.. ^ Hospital visitation by United Methodist Church of Bolton would hMitata to do ao, for thara Meath ...... 1.10 vs Rev. 'JOeeph Farrell, Paator persona.’’ 1 Tim. 4:15. / Comer Rt. 44A and Jkinth Rd. system to help them launch the is ona fatal objectioq to this w aek ly ...... 90 teet ban treaty over the rail. Then,, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant 10,000-pound-or-more payloads we Thomas McCann. Rev. Carlton T. Daley, fillnlstor scheme. The reason Ja that atmos­ MJGMBICR Of once more, he kicked hla ao-called, know have gone Into orbit. Scien­ pheric drag would Increase as the 8 p.m.. Prayer aervie'e. Maasea at 7, 8, tists in this country have beCn TIUI ABSUCIATIUD PROdB hia rubber-ball, hia en-again-qff- 8:30 p.m.. Evangelistic service. 8:30 a.m., Servleo of Holy Com­ speeds increased in the zone of Tbt Aaaoelattd Prett la axcluatTaly 11:50 a.m. munion. queried repeatedly as to the fea­ high atmospheric density. Pres­ aautled to the uae of republlcatlon at again—Berlin crisis out into the Special music. Sermons by Maj Area Churches sibility of this type of a Uunohlng all newt diapatcbea credliad to It ar middle of the track. Then he Slpley. St. Bartholomew's Church 9:30 a.m., Church School for aU sures would, therefore Increase aot othenriae credited la UUa Mpar 11 p.m., Watchnlght' service departments. scheme. . greatly and tem p^ratm s would and alao tha local oewa pupllahad here. kicked out of existence the volun­ Buckley School Auditorium ngrega In a French publication AUTO All rlgbta of reaubileatlon of apedal Maj. Sipley, speaker. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 9:30 .and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor­ rise above safe limits. Thus thia dlepttcnea herein are alao raacraad. tary nuclear test moratorium he Rockville ship. Nursery. JOURNAL U contained a story launching acheme has.Iittla merit Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor 11:30 p.m.. New Year's Eve which describes the "trick” used on earth. However, once we get to Pull aemca client of N B. A. Sara- himself had originated, and finally Church of Christ Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m by the Russians as given by an in­ OPEN Ice. Inc Orange Hall, E. Center St- Watch Night Service of Holy Com­ the moon there can be a favorable MONDAY Publishera RepreaentatlTca: n a he kicked Stalin .out of the Krem­ 9:30 a.m., Church School for munion. formant who supposedly cooper­ reaaseesment of thia propoeal. Jullua Mathewa Special Apency Naw lin, Albania out of the party, and Eugene Brewer, Minister S t Bridget's R. C. Church Grades 5 through high school. ated in the conetructlon of this fa­ York. Chlcapo fietrolt and Boatoa. The atmosphereless moon rep­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU O f wound up the year confeaaing that 9:45 a.m., Bible Classes. Rev. Stanley E. Haattllo 10:40 a.m„ Church School for cility. Briefly his story is as fol­ Revi Dennis R. Hussey lows: resents the ideal place to use the CIRCULATIONS. Khrushchev might be fallible, and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. infants through Grade 4. inclined plane. Without an atmos­ Sermon. "Conquering the Un­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. A Thought for Today A huge launching base is as­ Tba Herara Prtatlnt Company lao., that Ruasiana who really loved Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11- Sermon topic; ‘"Fake a Second sumed to have been constructed in phere we could get up to tremen­ aaaumea no financtal reaponalblllty tor known." Bponaored hy tho Maaebaatat dous speed without suffering from typopraphical errora appearinp Is ad- their country would tell him when 6 p.m.. Evening Worship. Ser- Ne^v Year's Day Masses at Look at the Wise Men,” the Rev. CooacU of the Altai Mountains with the 12- rertliementa and other readlnk mattei 8, 9, 10 and 11. Mr. Bowman preaching. The senior churchM mlle long launching ramp follow­ the effects of atmospheric drag or In I'he Mancheatrr Eyenink Herald he was making a mistake. mon.“ What It Meant to Be Good." high temperatures. This combined The question was, of course, Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Ladies Bi­ choir will sing "The New Year” ing the shape of the valley. Diaplay adyertinnk cloelna houra: Covenant Congregational Church and Mrs. Mildred Coleman will "The former things are passed Tht Informant Indicates that the with the lower velocity of escape Por Monday—I p.m. Prlday whether all his crude mistakes ble Class. Lesson, Parable of the rocket is hoisted to the mountain from the moon means that tremen­ fo r Tueaday—1 p.Ui Monday Marriage of the King's Son. Matt. (Evangelical Covenant) sing “I Heard the Voice of Jesus away"—Revelation 21:1. m Wadneaday—1 p.m. Tueaday. during the year had aomehow, in Spruce St. near E. Center St. Say” by Harriss. top which has an elevation of dous payloads can be orbited from 22: 1-14. We stand at the threshold of a the lunar surface. Studies indicate 1 ^ Thuraday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. some crude working out of some Thuraday. 7:30 p.m.. Midweek Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor about 2500 feet. There it is mount­ for Prlday—1 p.m. Thuraday. First Lutheran Church new year—1962. The present year ed on a 48-wheeled truck almost that it may even be possible to ac­ for Saturday-1 p.m Prlday. horse sense pattern, been part of service. Lesson. "An Introduction KockvlUe ia soon to pass away Into history. 200 feet long which runs on two celerate only the payload to go 3 Claiatlled deadline: 10:90 a m. aa_ to Corinthians.” 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with {ay of lubllcation except Samrdar— some progress In policy and power class for each age group, kinder­ The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, For better or for worse it has all rails about 36 feat apart. At into orbit around the moon without a.ai. for him which brought him, at D. D. Pastor launch the assembly begins coast­ taking any propellant along be­ Community Baptist Churrh garten through adult. but gone from our sight. Nothing Saturday. December 50 year’s end, to some potentiality of 10:30 a.m., Churchtime Nursery can recall it; and perhaps we ing dbwn the tracks at a 45 degree cause of the low^ satellite velocity .585 E. Center St. 9 a.m., Sunday School Claases angle and when it has attained a required for the moon. his own conscious choosing. Does Rev. Alex H. Elseseer, Minister supervised until close of Morning would be wise to let it go at that. NEW YEAR'S DAY SALE for all ages. 'Teacher Training speed of about 12 miles per hour We have been discusing a qpeed R ourH Year A t The Track Khrushchev now stand where he Worship. We are not asked to forget; Just TERMS TO SUIT I 10:45 am.. Morning Worship. Class. Adult Bible Class. to let go! Luxuriating over our the electric motors of the truck of 30(X) miles per hour in a coaster GOLD BOND hoped to be, where he felt he had 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all 10:16 a.m., Church Service. Ser­ go into operation. launching mechanism.. Satellite The Chinese have a name ready ages. Sermon: "A Hme to Remember.’" regrets is simply a method of to get? Haa there been method in 8 p.m., Family New Year's E3ve mon Topic; "Age and Youth,” “chasing butterflies in the ceme­ At a speed of about 550 miles velocity fqr the moon is only 5,600 EVERY BUDGET for each new year aa It opena, and 10:15 a.m.. Junior choir meets in Service broadcast to Sunday per hour the truck rockets are ig­ miles per hour. Thus a slight In­ expert the year obediently to dia­ hla crudeness? Fellowahip HaiLto robe and warm Service. Special music, film tery.” Let the old year go, then, FORCED "Glass Eyes That See," object les­ School rooms. Nursery during and ba glad. Be glad for another nited and they propel the assem­ crease In the launching speed play aome of the characteriatlca of It was the year of the thorough­ up \ class. bly up the steep slope. • At the means we can eliminate boosters 10:30 a.m.. Mowing Worship. son for the children, and medita­ chance. If we have made mis­ whatever animal haa Ita turn on bred and the old farm horae. The tion by the Pastor, "Farewell, 7:30 p.m.. New Year's Eve Serv­ end of the run the speed of the to put payloads in lunar orbits. TO Sermon topic: ■'"Blneprint for the takes, let us acknowledge them rockets is about 2000 miles per the calendar. thoroughbred began bravely, was 1961 ice. Sermon topic: "Better le the and make, amends. Our lives are From these arguments it can be Kingdom," by the.Hfv. Mr. Elsea- End.” hour. There is a separation of seen that the stories relating to Aa we look back over 19*1, we thrown off stride, and then, in the ser. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek a gift from God and we are ac­ service. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. United countable to God for them. Tbe rocket and truck, with the truck the use of launching ramps by the MOVE forfet what the Chinese called It end, regained poise and perhaps Classes wilt be held for children Lutheran Church Women’s meet­ being stopped by parachutes or by in Grades 1. 2 and 3 in Fellowship New Year’s Eve spree ia no cure Russians represent fiction and not —year of the ox, or the cow, or the power. The old farm horse spent Concordia Lutheran Church ing. ______for our shortcomings of the past the use of a water brake. In this fact. However, the explorations of moat of the year acting as if he Hall during the church service. fashion it is claimed that the Rus­ these schemes have placed them in Chicken—but find we have our own 40 Pitkin St. year. The noblest numan resolve sians have saved one stage in the had gone berserk, but may have Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Rockville Methodist Church"' is meaningless and far-fetched, the propdr perspective. With the •ymbolism in mind. We would call South Methodist Church 142 Grove St. operation of their launching ve­ establishment of a colony On the been working to get himself into a Rev. Lawrence F. .Almond unless it ia under-girded by dis­ hicles and. thu.s, can put their ex­ 1961 the year of the Uioroughbred, 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church Rev. Laurence M. Bill, Pastor ciplined action and a sense of our moon may come a revolution in and the year of the old farm horse. position where he might, for a Rev. Percy M. Spurrier own personal destiny in the Mind traordinarily large payloads In or­ our launching techniques. Ministers School and Nursery. 9:30 a.m., CSuirch School, Grade bit. Some 20 daya after the caletlxlar change, do something sane. Who 10:30 a.m.. The Service. Church of God. Pray God, then, that you (Copyright 1961, (General Fea­ knowi ? 4 through adults. may wake up and say. Good morn­ Claims Unverified tures Corp.) year began, a younf man stood in School and Nursery. 10:50 a.m.. Church School, Nurs­ Now let's examine these claims We doh’t ever expect them to 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Church School 11:30 p.m.. New Year's Eva ing! God" rather than "Good God, the center of this democratic na­ Worship, Sermon by the Rev. Mr. ery through Grade 3. it's morning! May you wake up, to see what the true picture might tion’s traditional pomp and cere­ make much of a team. Tet the Almond entitled, "The Student and Service.- 11 a.m.. Morning Worship.. Stu­ and live!" be. story of 1961 wSa. to a major ex­ The Gospel." 7:30 p.m., Saturday; Epiphany dent Recognition Day. Engineers in this country have mony and made a thoroughbred's Candlelight Service. Wednc.sday 7:30 p.m.. Meeting of Rev. John D. Hughes, also explored the feasibility of BOY SCOUT ■tart of the office of the Presi­ tent, the atory of the way these 9 and 10:45 a.m., Shurch School St. Mary's Church. using a coaster launcher to help two men behaved, in relationship for Nursery through Grade 9. Methodist Men. dency. ,Si. Mary's Episcopal Church save the initial booster stage and ?iotes and ?fews to their constituencies, their world, 10:45 a.m.. Church School for increase the size of the payload His lines were young and hand­ Senior High. Church and Park Sts. St. John’s Church and each other, in their first year Rt. SO. Vernon However, their Investigations in­ some, hla words were lean and 8 p.m.-l a m. — New Year’s Eve The Rev. George F. Nostrand, dicate that the curved path is not Rector The Rev. James L. Grant, Rector Ruth Milleft Cub Psek 251 held lU Christ­ Clean, hla form faultleas. In the leadership spotlight to­ Party, Cooper Hall—Ninth Grade, of too much interest. These en­ mas party recently at the VSr- gether. Senior High and Older Youth Fel­ The Rev. John D. Hughes gineers indicate that when the “So let ua," he said, “begrin anew Senior Assistant 8 a.m.. Holy (Ujmmunion. planck School cafeteria. Den 6 Perhaps the story of 1961 is that lowships. 9:15 a.m.. Choral Eucharist and Courtesy: A Pot of Gold rocket Is at the bottom of the path won the "Cubby” for best attend­ —remembering on both aides that The Rev. William F. Gender lU In Human Relatlonahlps and begins to sscend, intolerable each of them may have settled Junior Assistant Sermon. , ^ . ance. Members of Den preMntSd civility is not a aign of weakness, Christian Science Service* 11 a.m.. Choral Eucharist and Fifteen words must be used stresses are imposed on the rock a skit based on the theme for De­ ■nd sincerity la always aubjact to down, into a position and a poten­ daily to foster good relationships et. To overcome these stresses the I First Church of Christ, Scientist 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Sermon. „ cember. proof. Let ua never negotiate out tiality, let us hope, for something Masonic Temple Monday. New Year’s Day—10 among workers, says Dr. Earl S. rocket must be made consider­ The program for Cubs and their 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist with a.m . Holy Communion at Parish Thompson of Pennsylvania State ably stronger and this means of fear. But let us never fear to constructive, even, perhaps, aome- sermon by the Rev. Mr. Gender. families included a movie, car­ thlng cooperative, or at least co- 11 a.m.. Sunday Service. Sunday Center, Vernon. - University. "beefing" it with extra weight toons, singing of Christmas carols, negotiate.” Junior choir. Classes follow this Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ The words the professor recom­ which does not go into the pay- existential, in 1962. School and nursery. sendee. Nursery and kindergar­ distribution of gifts by Santa "And," said the young thorough­ 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. munion at Old Parish Church, El­ mends for everyday use are "I am load. Claus and refreshments. Each boy ten have service and classes in lington Ave., Rockville. proud of you," "What do you Perhaps an even stronger argu­ bred, "If a beach-head of cooper­ Reading Room hours at 749 Children's Chapel. wa.Easter Series" continues reminding their children to say launch a great number of ve­ E the worst kind of year would be 16: 13. Commission "AH this,” the young thorough­ on Jan. 7. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15, and "please” and "thank you” rarely hicles so that thev unit cost of permitted its right to exist. Scriptural selecUonj will in­ Dally, 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer launching would not be excessive. bred warned with what seemed at clude: Matt. 9:35. 11:30 am. use those words themselves when The approaching departure of in the Memorial Chapel. speaking to their children— The plane of all these orblt.s would the Urns almost an excess of mod­ Correlative pasaagee from "Sci­ 1961 is not, however, an event we ence and Health with Key to the Wednesday, 10 am.. Midweek S t George's Episcopal Church though children appreciate cour­ be the same, making this re. WESTOWN esty, "will not be finished In the celebration of Holy Communion. strlction fatal to military appli­ PURITAN BUYS ^75,000 STOCK would wish to view soberly, or Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, Rt. 44A, Bolton tesy from adults every bit as ■ ■ PHARMACY Rev. Edward W. Johnson, much as adults appreciate cour­ cation unless extra propellants are SOFAS... CHAIRS... SECTIONALS first 100 days.” include: p. 233:1. with too much restraint, or too Center Congregational Church Vicar tesy from children. put into orbit for orbit modifica­ 459 Hartford Rd.—Ml 6-M46 3- PC. COLONIAL SECTIONAL SOFA, ma­2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE with FOAM HUGE 96” CONTEMPORARY SOFA, flared It so happened that it was al­ tion. MATTRESSES • BOXSPRINGS • LOUNGES much philosophy. II Center St. Many wives use "I" and "my" ple Windsor wing, foam cushions, A A RUBBER cushions, NYLON cov e r , $ 1 9 8 arms, foam cushions, elegant gold $ A Q Q most finished—not with auccess We think this particular year Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. much more often than they use Currently there is only on# as­ '(Mlsaonrt Sj-nod) pect of this launching scheme gold tweed, self deck. Reg. $2.49. I O O sofa and lounge chair. Only . .. • cover. Reg. $529 ...... but with failure—in the first 100 should be hooted and howled and Rev. Laurence J. Vincent 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer and "we " and "our." They talk about To maintain our continuity daya. For It was about within that Cooper and High Sts- ' Associate Minister Church School. "my house," "my children” . and which interest# engineers in this , * t 4- PC. MODERN SECTIONAL SOFA withHUGE 96” COLONIAL WING SOFA, foam FRENCH PROVINCIAL DESIGN SOFA, HOLLYWOOD BEDS * COTS • BUNK BEDS C jeered out of existence. Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor' country. This is the inclined slope. time schedule that the clean-limb­ Monday, 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ "I have decided" and "I want" and of medical service we are foam cushions, upholstered in a $ l O O cushions, charming print cover, fruitwood frame, foam rubber $ 1 0 0 We think it waa a mesa. College Sunday nion. "I think." In this scheme we simply have ed, hlgh-atriding, high-hoped new 9 am.. Sunday School. Free bus Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Executive Many husbands go for years an inclined plane of great length beige textured fabric. Reg. $339. I mw box pleated skirt. Reg. $209 ... *169 cushions, decorator cover. Reg. $249 I ww TO BE SOLD AT SACRIFICE PRICES! And by that we don't mean the transportation. 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Serv­ and Use some sort of catapult sys­ administration of President Ken­ big mess, which la the uaujd state ices. Sermon, "The Abyss of Life ?" committee meeting. without ever saying to their wives Open All Day 2-PC. SOFA-BED SUITE, the dual purpose COLONIAL WING CHAIR with FOAM cush- CONTEMPORARY SOFA, gold cover, foam 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study. Saturday, 10 a.m.. Holy (Commu­ or children, "I am proud of you." tem to launch the rocket. We have nedy sent to Geneva its first fine of international affairs. 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Text; 6:15, 11 a.m., Church School, all seen airplanes launched from sofa opens into a double bed, plus $ 1 1 A ion, stunning print cover, seat cushions, usually $229. $ 1 7 A proof that it did not fear to nego- nursery through junior high. nion. Such men are quick to point out We mean that it waa a mesa in Proverbs 12: 8-9; Liike 18: 11, what hasn't been done right or aboard aircraft carriers by the use SUNDAY lounge chair. Extra special...... I I 7 box pleated skirt. Now onl^ .... *48 Reduced t o ...... I # ■¥ tiate-T-an American poaitlim on a the smaller things, on the level Theme: "No Pretensions: But Bacred Heart Church what hasn't been done at all but of steam catapults. The airplanes nuclear teat bSn treaty which Honesty With Ourselvfts-and our North Methodist Church are accelerated to a high speed to where we ordinary human beings 80 Parker 81. Rt. SO, Vernon slow to give praise. meant that. If the Russians held God." Nursery in the parish house Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor They end up by having wives make them airborne In a matter of AND JBNHY UNO 27"x18" find out transitory comforts, during this service. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister seconds. The same system can be Still, the actual drafting and aign- and children who think, "What's THROW RUGS amuaements and joys. 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. used to accelerate i. cart or a MAPLE BED of such a treaty should now be 9 and 10 a.m , Family Wor.ship. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m the use of trying. You can't please MONDAY Television, for instance, was a Monday, New Year’s Day. 10 him. no matter what. " truck to carry the rocket and. possible. a.m.. Divine worship. Text: Student Recognition Day. Sermon perhaps, it can give the rocket an Variety mesa, with the nearest approach by the pastor: "Look for the St. Bernard's Church So while the professor’s recom­ (New Year’s Day) BEDROOM SUITES At this hopeful moment, the old Hebrews 1: 1-12. Theme: "A 27 S t Bernard's Ter., Rockville mended phrases' may seem super­ inltlil speed of 1,500 miles per COLONIAL MAPLE BEDROOM, marprotif SOLID MAGNOLIA PROVINCIAL BED­ " a of Colors to programming genius' being the Changeless and Supreme Christ, Dawn." farm horse over in the Kremlin de­ Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Pastor ficial—they aren't really. They lops, double dresser, chest and ROOM with 9-drawer triple dresser, transformation of a good half hour also for a Changing Year." 9 a.m., Sunday School; Nursery, livered a characteristic gesture— Grades 4 through high school. are all important, for they ail say: Jenny Lind bed. western into a . dull, drawn-out, 8 a.m., Neujahrstag Gottesdi­ Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. "I respect you as a person and I 6-drawer chest-on-chest, bed. $ C O C an unpredictable, unreasoning, un­ enst. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School, nurs­ 100% NYLON 3-PIECE boring hour long western. ery, kindergarten. Grades i appreciate you for what you are A fabulous value a t ...... Regv-^875 ...... 0 7 0 explained kick, which sent the pos­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Ladies' St. Maurice Church Baseball waa a mesa, with teama aid meeting. through 3 and for what you are trying to STOP IN AFTER CHURCH MODERN WALNUT SUITE, marproof tops, COLONIAL SOLID MAHOGANY BED­ CARPETING HOLLYWOOD BED sible nuclear test ban treaty aali- Rev. Bernard L. McOurk, Pastor do." nobody ever heard of fielding play- Friday, 7 to 8 p.m.. Registra­ triple dresser, chest-on-chest $1XkQ ROOM. cherry finish, triple dresser, Popular . Headboard, _ Ing over the rail. Church of the Nazarene And they work every bit as well tnnerspring HV era nobody ever heard of until, at tion for Communion on Sunday, Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 in homes as ,ln offices. SUNDAY FOR YOUR and bookcase bed. Reg. $2.‘i9 .... I O O chest and spindle bed. ----- $ 0 0 0 beiKe ^ ■ ■ The thoroughbred broke itride. Jan. 7. 256 Main St. tweed, ^ mattress, ^ m laat, there was a purported World a.m. Newspaper Enterprise Association Reg. $527 ...... A 7 7 He had been running the way one Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister SOLID CHERRY BEDROOM. Colonial de­ square boxspring g Series. Tbe day after that was FAVORITE NEWSPAPER! yards on legs. was supposed to run; buM^e oid Calvary Church Talcottville Congregational sign double dresser, chest and $4 CONTEMPORARY TIVOLI TEAK BED­ over, nobody had ever heard of 9:30 a m.. Church School classes King Car Ridei High farm horae' already on the track (Assemblies of God) Church spindle bed. Formerly $328 . . 2 5 6 ROOM. double dresser, chest-on- that, either. 647 E. Middle Tpke. for all ages. Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Minister ENJOY OUR FAMOUS had not joined in the fine, clean Detroit—The automobile reigas MODERN BEDROOM, sterling gray finish, chest and bed. Reg. $363 ...... 2 8 8 BOUDOIR Take baseball, and television, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, 10:30 a.m.. Children’s Church SUNDAY RRGAKfAST 3-Pc. MAPLE sport. He was playing a sly, crude Pastor and Nursery. 10:45 a.m.. Nursery. supreme in the United States, marproof tops, triple dresser, ITALIAN PROVINCIAL BEDROOM, fruit- DEN SET CHAIRS game of his own, by hla own codes and make a mesa of each, and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m.. Morning worship serv­ where there Jre more than 4,500 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. drivo-ln theaters, 30,000 drive-in chest-on-chest, bookcase bed. S lT T O wood triple dresser, large chest, Divan o p en s^ and traditions. what have you left to make a year Message by the R«v. Paul R. Or- ice and Sunday School. Baptism to double Solid or ^ ^ go round? The answer, we aup- 11 a.m., Morning Worship. Jala. Theme: "The Temple of the and reception of new members; restaurants, 53,000 motels. 6.000 Reg. $229 ...... l / y bed, richly carved. Reg. $.^68 . .. a OO The thoroughbred was dis­ drlve-ln bank windows, ISO drive- print 9 p.m.. New Year's Eve Service Holy Spirit." Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Scranton, GOLDhIN AFARA SUITE, contemporary de­ DANISH DESIGN WALNUT BEDROOM washable pleased and insulted, so much to poee, might be weather. Well, featuring a film, "A BetUr World Mr. and Mrs. William Reed. Mr. in insurance offices. 3,000 suto ^ O O 9:30 to 12 p.m., Watch Night sign triple dresser, chest and full $ 1 A A choir. covers. AND CP that lie wondered if it were worth there were aome nice things about Begins with Me." Special music, Service. Message by the ,Rev. Mr. and Mra. William Laricin. Deacon laundries, and no ona knows how- with triple dresser, spacious chest $ 0 A A me.ssage by the Rev. A. Donald while being a thoroughbred after the weather of 1961. Orjala. Theme: "The Army of the of the day is James McNally. many drive-up mailboxee.. size bed. Reg. $249 ...... 17 7 and bed. Reg. $319...... A * f 7 But let the tall go wiUi th'a hide. Gustafson, pastor of Assembly of all. He forgot some of his civility; God. Westfield. Mass. ‘ - Lord.” BRASS and GLASS DANISH DESIGN Give all of 1961 the boot. Can the Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Prayer he proclaimed some things not ne­ Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible Study and Praise service. TEA WAGONS CHAIR gotiable after all; he began an ex­ nostalgia bit. Throw out the old; and Prayer. Frida>\ 7 p.m., Church is open Foam eiishlons, traordinary series of policies de­ float in the new. It can't be the walnut frame, I I same year, can it? It's got to be for prayer. • 8t. John's Polish signed to demonstrate that he had National Catholic Church SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES Cash and Carry 1 ^ different, hasn't it? Then how can DINING ROOMS • DINETTES * 3 0 Just as much power and reckless­ Emanuel Lutheran Church 2.5 Golway 8t. it fail to be better? Rev. Walter A. Hystko, Pastor WITH WALNUT DINING ROOM, cane accents, WALNUT DINING ROOM, rosewood inlays, ness in his kick aa any old farm Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor buffet, extension table, 2 arm and buffet, extension table, 2 arm $ O O 0 h o rn over in the Kremlin. Cheers! Wassail! Bottoms upL LeMoyne C. Boleman, Intern PLATFOUM 68"x20" STEREO Happy New Year! We can't miss! Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.pi. MAJOR CLIFTON SIPLEY and 4 side chairs. Reg. $329 .... ^ 0 7 and''T'side chairs. Reg. $306 . . A i f c 7 A great deal of the year passed 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and 7 p.m., -Vesper Service. Ending ROCKERS and Hl-n CABINET with the thoroughbred experiment, Church School. Nursery class for the old year with the Adoration of New England Evangelist of The Salvation Army RUSTIC OAK SUITE, large buffet, extension ITALIAN PROVINCIAL SUITE, fruitwood three-year olds. Music by the the Blessed Sacrament. Members table. 2 arm and 4 side spindle $ ^ 0 0 buffet, oval extension table, 2 arm $ 0 0 0 Walnut Ing with the technique of being a of th^ SodSIity will hold lighted tough eld farm horae, demonstrat­ Chapel Choir. back chairs. Reg. $400 ...... and 4 side chairs. Reg. $349 .... f c 3 7 Now Only Poet^s Corner 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and candles. $ 2 4 - 5 ® ing his ability to live by the^code Church .School; muaic by the New Year's Day Mass at 8:30 NIGHTLY SERVICES^ AT 7:30 SOLID CHERRY HUTCH CABINET, large COLONIAL SOLID CHERRY SUITE, 46” a.m. of the Kremlin, and behaving as My Tabby Cat Emanuel Choir. Nursery for in­ 56” size with silver drawers and $ 1 ^ C round extension table, large 56” hutch cabi­ fanta at boUi aervices; sermon by 52" Prov. Cocktail FAMOUS ZORI If he thought somebody like Nikita I have a full grown Tabby cat. Jehovah’s Witnesses DECEMBER 31, 1961 THROUGH linen drawers. Reg. $300 ...... I net, 4 captain’s chairs. $ 0 C O Khrushchev should have been He's brmvn with stripes of yel- Pastor An’derson, "Continuing Blessings of Christmas.” Kingdom Hall FRENCH PROVINCIAL DINING ROOM, Reg. $600 ...... 1...... 0 3 7 CURIO TABLE SAUCER CHAIRS elected President of the United lOW’ 1 791 Main St. JANUARY 7. 1962 There is a collar with a bell, ‘ 8:30 p.m.. Area Hi Leaguers New golden bisque finish buffet, extension table, TRADITIONAL MAHOGANY SUITE, ser­ B ^ is . Year’s Eve program. And he’s a handsome fellow. 3 p.m.. Public Bible discourse, 2 arm and 4 side chairs. 7 0 pentine front buffet, extension table, 2 arm $ 7 Q Washable Then, In tha benign autumn of 11:30 p.m.. Worship Service. "How to Guard Your Children from Reg. $579 ...... 0 # 7 and 4 side shield hack chairs. $179 M W Cover the year, the original thorough­ When I'm sitting on my chair, Wedneaday, 7:15 p.m., Bible HALLMARK He Jumps upon my lap.. Study Hour in the chapel led by Delinquency.’’ CONTEMPORARY CHERRY DINING Reg. $495 ...... 3 4 9 bred miraculously reappeared. It Kitty wants to eat my food, Pastor Anderson. 4:15 p.m.. Watchtower maga­ appeared in a sane and civil speech But only gets a slap. zine study article, "Publishing the THE SALVATION ARMY ROOM, marproof top, round extension table, 7-PC. DINETTE, large marproof extension out in BestUe, in a poaitivist Second Congi«gationaJ Oiurrh Word of Life in k Dying World." 66 i MAIN ST.~MANCHESTER m r A R M A C Y 1 buffet, 4 chairs with cane accents. J ^ O table and 6 chairs. $70 100% NYLON CARPET *5 If a doggie comes too near. (Phil 2:16) apesch before the United Nationa, The fur stands straight up tall. 385 N. Main St. Reg. $354 ...... ifa07 An amazing value a t ...... # 7 Rei’. Felix M. Dnvis, Minister Year text for 1962, "Be Courage­ • ' In the tremendous mental health of Tabby scratches and he hisses, ous and Let Your Heart Be Strong, •'YOUR PRiSCRiPTION STORi" CASH and CARRY They don't like, him at all. Mrs. RIchnrd H. Plnney, Vocgl 6Ail lAStrumtntol Music the Interview with Premier Associate Minister Yes. Hope in Jehovah." Ps. 27:14. WEST MIDDLE I P k E. AT BBOAD STREET FOLDING ALUMINUM Xhniahchav*s Journalist son-ht' Ha seama to swim in daap, deap Monthly text for January, "The Bound Bible PrSkclilng NEXT TO "STOP afid SH W law. In tha President's alnAMt snow, 10 a.m. Morning Worship and Future of That Man Will be Peace­ CHAISE Hia he. disappears! Church School. Nursery for ful.” Ps.jS7:37, ■pologettb abandonment of some O fm n u . 10 P.AU--MI 9-2M1 But. when he hears me calling him. children during service. Wednesday, 8 .m., Public talks (Note: Watch-Night Service at 11:00 P.M.)' Of the hyatltia he himself had fos­ Vei^ soon appears. , SermOn by the Rev. Mr. Davis, followed by group Bible studies In PURITAN CompcN« Compare All Mntal tered dutiag ^ summer. M«ow! Meow! ‘ “The Validity of Faith.” the Bible aid, "Let Your Name Be ^ WCJOirHNEXTeNMN^OUR VMY (No Service New Year's Day, January 1, 1962) cit $11.95 at $6.95 Bed Framefc C A TIWM RW aoBM ground for hope Margaret Broadt Church Scjiooi, Grades 7 Sanctified." Matt. 6:9, at the fol­ 61 New Ave. . . . Elmwood Cash and Cany. 4 North Ii^Orfleld Bt. through 12 will report to their lowing service centers: 287 Oak­ ■__■ t -.______:______ieST WISHES TO A U IM THf NIW YCAR Britain 4lMit tk# tlwtmigtrtired was baadlng. 11 years eld rooms at 11;1S a.m. land St., 30 Marble BL, 18 diam- 6 2 ( fy k. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1961 PAGE SEVEN

Pasquale Longo, 45, of 30 Strong St„ last night was charged with U,S, Bars Top Reds Rusk Asserts West breach of peace. He posted a $100 bond while awaiting appearance ★ in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, USINESS SERVICES i^IRECTORY Jan. 8. Will Slay in Berlin Richard Shea, 86, and Howard From West Berlin Wamock, 61, both of no certain address, Manchester, were charg­ Ut-for-tat mova waa prompted by ed yesterday with intoxication. (OMitlaued from Paga Om I By ENDBi: M AKIGS i ' such questions as the colonial Soviet refusal to rsj^y within a problem. The pair will be prest,nted in court Germans at the eroaaing point be- reasonable time to tee U.S. pro­ Wuhlufton, Dec. SO — S«c- Tuesday morning. tests. They said teat no decision n ta iy of state Dean Rusk said to­ These differences, he said, can­ cauee he refused to identify him­ MANCHESTER New Head lines day the West ie determined to de- not obscure the "pattern of con­ had yet been made on what course Thiese Businessmen Can Fill Your Every Need structive association among the self. He, too, waa on Ms way to to follow should the retaliatory MANCHESTER Head into the New Year . . . with a f«td Ita vital Intereata in West Soviet headquarters. Berlin “at whatever coat." whole of the northern half of the action not jiersuade the Soviets bo new hairdo , . . and you become a world, from Ibkyo to Bonn, and About Town Americans riding in olllclal cars ease the Communist bars. AUTO PARTS Thla decision. Rusk aald, "re­ SEAFOOD When you buy television, atereo.^Mull, offer the best in service to«153 W. Middle Tpke. Rich spag-*>play the AID of the Pittsburgh new You! mains the basis on which we in­ with the new nations to the South: are under orders to refuse to show The British and French com­ their customers. Wrecked cars car. hettl ^auce, Itallaq spaghebti, rav Plate Glass Co. and have received mandants, who also rule Sectors in Choice Variety Hi FI, a radio, you want to know tend to explore the poesibllltiea of An association based on principles Manchester Public Libraries will identity papers to tlie border 270 BROAD ST that you are not only getting a be restored here, dents and wrin­ ioli and grinders, all prepared by special approval by insurance com­ FREE CONSULTATION a peaceful resolution of the Ber­ of partnership among equals. . . .” guards of Communist East Ger­ West Berlin, were kept Informed / kles ironed , out and complete paint Victor Dubaldo who uses only the panies to do the work for them. be closed on Monday and open at of developments, the U.S. spokes­ Alwxya A t Your Servlee For good product but that the person lin crisis." Rusk said that although the the regular hours Tuesday. The many which th eW est does not from whom you are buying will Jobs done. Custommade seat cov­ finest Ingredients, make thla shop Glass for every purpose may be Western world cannot imdereatl- man here added. • BIAOHINE SHOP SERVICE Quality Rusk made these remarks in a Mary Cheney Library will not be recognize. • EQUIPHENT give you the best possible service. ers for your car make it much a popular one with all ages. For obtained here, mirrors,to enhance speech prepared for a meeting of male the capacity of the Commu­ closed for alterations before the Gen. Watson fired oft a stiff pro­ Some allied officials were un­ sm&rter in appearance, and they easy entertaining, for snacks, why the beauty of your rooms, glass to nist system, a comparison of • PARTS (new and rebuilt) Seafood That is why Walt Lamoureaux, the American Historical Associa­ middle of January. test to Col. Solovyev over the two happy with the American decision^ owner of Modem TV Service, 405 are available at the same price as not place your order now for some cover and protect furniture, ven­ a^ievements will show that it is and were quick to point out that .It • ACCESSORIES regular covers. Free estimates on 9 tion. incidents. He called them “a cal­ e SUPPLIES Center St., is the choice of so of -this appetizing food ? tilators, tub enclosures, shower the West, and not the E o t , whldi Marine Pvt. David R Shapleigh, culated affront on the part of the does not apply to their sector^A 43 O A K ST. ail Jobs. A proud tradition of service stall.s, all crystal clear and cut to 99 EAST CENTER ST. The Soviete, Rusk declared, have “constitutes the more vital con' • Du Pont Paint, Supplies many. Choose Zenith or .Motorola When you need something for en­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Shap­ Soviets designed to rupture hither­ French spokesman said Co).' So­ Open Saturdays Until 5 PJff. TEL MI 9-9987 started 87 years ago by Watkins precise measure. TEL MI 8-5009 to understand the West’s deter­ lovyev is perfectly free to gp'^to the in all models for many happy hours tertaining. tools to work with, mination to remain in Berlin—“if ter.” leigh. 107 Holl St., and Marine to existing contacts between the of entertainment. Expert service The very best of cars will give Rusk said that in his opinion French sector if he likes. equipment and 'he like, don’t buy Bros. Is being carried on by Or­ peace depends on clarity, the other Pvt. Gerald W. White, son of Ken­ U.S. commander and themselves.” is offered on ail makes TV and mond West of Watkins-West Fun­ trouble now and then and If this there is solid reason for confi­ It waa understood that the bar British, French and American it—rent it at United Rent-Alls, 250 happens to you drive over to the side must not be allowed any dence.” And he added: neth White. 189 W. Center St., radios. , Tolland St., East Hartford. John eral Service. Understanding and have completed recruit training re- would be in force until Soviet as­ commandants cooperate in a com- Complete Merry’s Men’s Store, 747 Main Don Willis Ga-age, 18 Main St. dangerous lllutfon.” •'From Berlin to Laos, from the mittte, with the chaltmanship ro­ Pratt has a fabulous selection of sympathy, plus a real desire to be HIGH GRADER This is doubly Important, the centlv at Marine Corps Recruit De­ surances have been received that St., next to the Slate Theatre, is of service, have made this funeral Don Willis is so well known as a GLASS question of arms control and dis­ the U.S. commander can in the fu­ tating from month to month. De­ practically anything you might master mechanic that he needs secretary said, as history has pot. Parris Island, S. C. They will Knarfs HEATING the place to go for work clothes need and all of this rents for a home an outstanding one. The proved "the danger of war is armament to the exchange of per­ next report to (Jamp Lejeune, N. ture proceed ’ unhindered to Karl- cember is the French fhonth, and introduction. The work done a Fi'f Auto Wlndahlelds sons, we are prepared to look at ROTARY OR and sport cloUiing, shoe-s, . work modest sum. The merchandise l3 home is modern in detail, os is the • For Store Pronta and PRINTING greatest when potential enemies C., for combat Infantry training shorst, the Soviet headquarters, any Joint Allied statements would FOOD MARKET or dress, underwear, and allied in his garage by skilled mechanics each proposal Md possibility on be issued through tho^ French PRESSURE BURNERS new and. in the case of items to equipment, and every effort is under his supervision must, and . all sizes of nindowa are in doubt about the capacity of with his civilian aides. Items. The prices charged here are use when entertaining, very gool JOB AND COMMERCIAL Ita merits . . . and wo are prepared Sources in Washington said the spokesman. 840 E. NIDOLB TPKE. CALL US FOR FREE made to see that the wishes of does, meet the highest standards. • For Table Tops nations to defend their vital inter­ TTie United Lutheran Church down-to-earth yet the brands are looking. Why nol call them the the family are carrie — U.S. Joint statement by Kennedy and the aortic blood vessel. overtime work on the manager’s ful and reliable cars you have ever plant a tree in the snow, my boy?” CUNLIFFE dedalon to resume testing of nu­ British Prime Minister Harold Patrick Joseph McGuire ^62Parties Tonight spring pageant and her class’s The alternatives Martin sug­ seen. Not only do they look stun­ bright scholarship, tells of Christ­ reunions, the Jour de I'An is most DON WILLIS Patrick Joseph McGuire, son of Junior show. part during the past few years was mas in France with its magnifi­ social. Exhausted by night, he crept clear weapons in the atmosphere MacmiUan at Bermuda that prepa­ gests are designed to strengthen Light Control ning but you are sure of years of into the church and curled upon UMB described today as Imminent. the late Mr. and Mrs. William Mc­ the pubil.' works, financial control caused by school construction and cent ceremony, both religious and All day visitors come to wish MOTOR SALES rations should be pushed. the construotlon of a sewage dis­ 250 TOLLAND ST. dependable service when you pur­ a bench to sleep, awakened pres­ Informed sources spoke in terms It was understood here that ar' Guire and brother of Miss Ann Mc­ The annual meeting of the Man­ and legal functions of the town chase one of them. They also of­ traditional. Bonne Annee to their friends and EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE ot days or weeks, rather than Guire and Miss Catherine Mc­ chester Memorial Hospital Oedlt government. They are: posal plant. By Kirsch EAST HARTFORD She will send to The Herald the tradespeople who are given ently by the sound of the towns­ FENDER REPAIRS rangements have been made with fer general repair service on all people trooping by. Mass was to 18 Main St., Tel. Ml 9-4531 months, of the time when they ex­ the Britioh government for use of Guire, all of Manchester, died at In Blue Law Areas Union will be held Jan. 10 at 7:30 1- Appointing a full-time town The directors will meet Jan. 5 cars in their garage. Stop in and letters about France from time their annual gift of money. Later p.m. in the hospital’s dining room. for a discussion of their move to a Vertical Bllnda BU 9-6333 to time while she and her husltand is the second great feast of the be at the chateau on the hill, and ENAMEL and LACQUER pect President Kennedy to give the Christmas Island, a Bntish-con- S t Vincent’s Hospital, Bridgeport, counsel and gfivlng him tenure. look over their fine cars. REFINISHINGS si^pial. yesterday. All members, prospective mem­ 2. Making the present deputy create the assistantship, but they o Venetian Blinds Well loved chairs oan become so remain there. season, perhap.s with gigot family by family, the people fol­ Spociolizing In trolled Island in the Pacific, as a (Continued from Page One) Power and Hand Tools While authorities said Kennedy base for atomoepheric testing. Mr. McGuire was born in Man­ range from 150 to 260 Zlotys bers and interested employes will director of public works a director have Indicated they do not plan to a Custom Window Shades Painting and Decorating Tools shabby that you are slightly On the eve of the Epiphany, the d’agneau, leg of lamb, as ita fea­ lowed the torch-bearer up the REASONABLE PRICES has not yet made the final deci­ chester, attended schools here, and (about $6 to $10) per person with attend. Refreshments will be serv­ of public works and removing that take action until they have con­ ashamed of them, still you hate 12Ui day of Christmas, the chil­ ture. ThLs and dlnde, turkey, are steep forest path, carrying gifts BRAKE SERVICE The Defense Department said it wood’s Cocoanut Grove will get o Repair • Washing Garden and Land Tools FREE ESTIMATES sion, to go ahead with the tests, has set up “Joint Task Force 8” studied at Trinity College, Hart­ refreshments included. ed. responsibility from the manager. sulted Martin. According to Acting Baby, Household, Party to part with them. There is no need dren of Normandy walk out to the traditional meats of the sea­ to have blessed before they were they expressed little doubt that he to plan, support with men, ma­ ford. He was wounded in the Ar- $37 from 800 or more, and the In Soviet Russia, the new year 3. Adding personnel to the of­ Mayor Thomas Bailey more than and Banquet Needs to dispose of them. Let P and M meet the Wise Men on this, the day son. The tree is still up. and pre­ placed before the creche. RT. 88 — VERNON, CONN. Front End Aligmntnt would, barring some major change terials and transportation and gonne Forest during World War I various other ‘name’ spots across is the biggest non-patriotlc holi­ Frank Bartsch of Newington fice of the controller. one meeting will be nece.ssary. FINDELL MFC. CO. Invalid Needs Upholstery reupholster them for they are said to have come to sides in splendid glory over the ’’And what have 1 for a g ift?” Just Above the Traffic Circle in international conditions. Bethlehem. Epiphany ends the evenings' parties. thought Hansala. "Nothing but my carry out the test series. Army. and had lived in Bridgeport for 43 the land have similar going prices. day of the year. Gifts are ex­ has Joined the dietary department 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST you. They make custom furniture, TEL. Ml 8-0016 Gonaral Rapair Work Impetus for a renewal of U.S. years. He was assistant superin­ changed and Grandfather Frost, as a cook and Mrs. Franziska re-upholster furniture, modem and holiday in France, a holiday which I The first (Christmas tree, it is tree. It does not matter though. Navy and Air Force men will all Thus, stay-at-homes can count , Phone MI 8-4865 said, shone In France lor a boy atmospheric tests after a three- take part, as will the Atomic En­ tendent of mails at the Bridgeport the Soviet version of Santa Claus, Roth, 428 Broad St., has Joined tlie Investing Course antique, make slip covers and began Christmas Eve with the God loves the poor as well as the year layoff stems from Russia’s Post Office until his retirement in on being about $25 to the good for hands out more. housekeeping department at Man­ Hospital Notes B. A. PEARL Prop. draperies. A complete selection of lighting of the Yule log, the buche, named Hansala, the son of a poor rich .... I shall bring my tree.” ergy Commission. CAMPING woodcutter of Alsace, a province breaking the test moratorium with Assigned to over-all control of the 1956. having done so. Restaurants and clubs organize chester Memorial Hospital. " materials is available and free es­ in many village homes and mid­ But for all his brave talk he hesi­ a series of explosive trials last fall. Churches the world over will Set for Women timates are gladly given. near Germany. tated. Far to the rear of the last task force was MaJ. Gen. Robert H. Survivors, besides his sisters in big parties. TTie bigge-st of all is Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. night Mass in all the towns and Western studies of more than 50 Manchester, include another sister, throw open their doors for those EQUIPMENT If you are thinking of papering cities. Hansala. 12 and the olde.st of fahiily followed Hansala, strug­ MANCHESTER TOURAINE Booth, an Army general now head­ in the Kremlin, where Fhemier for all areas, except maternity, large family, .set out for town one Russian atmospheric explosions in­ ing the Pentagon’s Defense Atomic Mrs. Mary Davidson of New who prefer to welcome the new Khrushchev will receive Russia’s Recognizing the increasing role CUSTOM MADE Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, and painting the inside of your Mme. French housewife was gling up the steep hill with his dicate the Soviets made significant year in a religious manner. Tra­ Girl Runs into where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:80 home, stop in at Paul's Point Sup­ Christmas Eve with a small fir small fir. When at last he could MEMORIAL CO. Support Agency. Jersey; his wife, Mrs. Aurilla La top men, foreign diplomatic and to 8 p.m.; and private rooms played by females in the stock Air Mattresses, Stoves, scurrying about long before the progress in triggering devices and ditional and ever-popular watch CANVAS AWNINGS ply. 645 Main St., and look over tree he had pulled from the for­ walk no further, he sat beside the Opposite East Cemetery PAINTS E The task force field commander Pierre McGuire: a son, William T. the foreign press. where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. market, a Manchester brokerage Lanterns log was lit preparing for the In packing more e.\plosive power night services will be offered by Bumper of Car the Adelphl Color Guide and stop night’s reveillon, the magnificent est. The way wa.s long and snowy. tree for Just a moment. His father is Army MaJ. Gen. Alfred D. Star- McGuire; and a grandson, all of Parisians are getting stocked up Visitors are re<|iiested not to Han.sala was neither very big nor into smaller warheads. bid. The two deputy commanders many. firm is thinking of holding a free at the Nancy Warren Decorating dinner eaten after midnight Mass. had warned Hansala never to doze For Bast Rowlts Bridgeport. to celebrate their night-long smoke in patients rooms. No more MANCHESTER very strong and he was very very U. S. strategists figure the West are Navy Rear Adm, Lloyd D. Mus- The funeral will be held at the There are many unusual observ­ "reveillon” In a flood of bubbling Miss Martha Mustard, 10, of 81 course for women on elementauy Bar. These aids are invaluable in Churchgoers come home to six or in the cold and snow but it was Quality Mtmorlals must keep its lead in nuclear arms than two visitors at one time per choosing decorator approved cold. He sang a carol of the com­ . so . . . nice . . . to . . . rest. . . tin and Air Force Brig. Gen. John Gannon Funeral Home, 515 Wash­ ances planned: A climb to the top champagne. One club near the Foxcroft Dr., was treated for patient. investing. SURPLUS SALES CO. seven courses featuring chestnut- ing of the Savior as he went, as Over 80 Years Experteoee ■■ n ideterrent against the Soviets S. Samuel. ington Ave., Bridgeport. Tuesday of Pike's Peak in Colorado, a sea­ Arch of Triumph has thoughtfully 169 N. MAIN ST. paints and papers; they take all stuffed turkey, champagne, black Coming from Mass, the towns- minor abrasions at Manchester James Blair, co-manager with the guesswork out of selecting a much to keep up his courage as starting a war. Under the military-AEC rela­ at 8:16 a.m., followed by a solemn shore ballgame and a "Nippy Dip” hired . a swimming pool from 6 at Depot Square pudding, perhaps Strasbourg pie anything. It was hard going be­ [jeople hurried to place their gifts PAUL'S The United States took a long tionship, the AEC builds atomic de­ Memorial Hospital after she ran ADMITTED YE.STERDAY: Robert Stark'el of Putnam & Co’s., color scheme for your room. Paul or pain d’epice, and certainly before the creche. Odile, asleep in Con M l 9.5807 high Mass of requiem at St. Am­ by a Brooklyn group and "crier- a.m. to 7 p.m. on New Year’s Open Dailv to 9:00 P.51. cause his wooden shoes, sabots, FAINT SUPPLY step yesterday toward preparation vices while the armed services tells brose Church, Bridgeport, at 9. ing-in” at, Cherryville, N.C., in Day so its members can soak the into a oar yesterday afternoon. Wesley Kingslcv, Wapping; Fred Manchester office, said today the Misseri, the proprietor, strongly buche, a cake this time, shaped and her fathef’s arms dreamt, though Nichois, 87 Mill St.: Mias Linda J. FARR— MI 8-7111 kept filling with the falling snow. 645 Main Street for the tests. The Pentagon an­ the AEC its requirements on the Friends may call at the funeral which residents continue a Ger­ alcohol from their systems. Pretty The accident occurred about firm intended to hold the classes recommends the use of Touraine frosted to resemble a log. Children’s shouts greeted him her apple was yet uneaten, of A. AiMlCTn, Prop. nounced a Joint task force is be­ particular weapons needed. home tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. man custom of chanting in the girls in bathing suits will be there Stmad, Talcottihlle; Mrs. Ida for women only on Jan. 10, J7, 24 Paints for best results. Clhildren have long since been Hansala, Her father’s thoughts 5 o’clock on Adams St.. 122 feet Wheeler, Hartford; William Felt- as he arrived in the town where Harrison SL, Manchester Tel. MI 9-0.300 ing formed to arrange and conduct Since Russia scrapped the test and Monday from 3 to 5 and 7 to new year. ^ to serve them strong black coffee. north of Jarvis St., when the girl and 31. When it comes to ceramics you making their own preparations. before the church, the birds’ pole were all of roast goose, and he C atmospheric bursts when and if moratorium, the United States has ham, Wapping; John Montano, mual^choose Trickraft, located on’ 10 p.m. The new year will come first to Paris prices range downwards The sessions will run from 7:30 .They may have set up the famly strode briskly ahead of the rest. gone ahead with a series of under­ ran out into the street and into Wapping: Mrs. Helen Savoie, 19 NOW 2 FAIRWAYS wa.s being hung with spicy buns. Kennedy gives his approval. Far East. Then it will move west­ from 200 francs ($40) charged at the right bumper of a car driven to 9 p.m. and will be held at the Rt. 32, one mile east of Mansfield. creche or helped decorate the house Every year the children of Alsace Suddenly around a bend, there This follows a Nov. 2 presiden­ ground shots of relatively small the Lido nightclub on the (jhamps Newman St.: Diane Weiss, 65 SEE US FOR: They have the most unusual and erly around the globe, reaching by Paul E. Cormier, 29, of 113 Community Y on N. Main St, e Aluminum Roll Up Awnings for your with greens and holly, and they brought (Jhrlstmas offerings of cin­ was a magnificent light. It was the tial announcement that the United size, according to AEC announce­ Elysees for food, champagne, and Bunce Dr ; Virginia Ursin, Ando­ lovely gifts in their gift shop. Mrs. most as.suredly have sent off pleas fir tree, which had put down its Coveralls—Overalls ments, in which no fission debris the United States some 12 hours 'West St. The girl told police that ver; Andrew Hagenow, 29 Whit­ A main objective in holding the a Venetian Blinds New Year's Needs! namon and cardamon buns to the WATKINS-WESt States must prqiare for the pos- Funerals later. a new semi-nude floor show fol­ she did not see the car because of Trickett is an expert In the field to Pere Noel, a gentleman whose .sacristan who hung them on a roots and grown taller than any Shop Coats and Aprons wag released into the atmosphere. ney Rd.: Jeffrey Bradley, Wap­ course is to eliiuinate possible em­ • Storm Doors of ceramics, modeling and sculp- aibiUty of setting off above-ground lowed by twist dancing. a hood on her Jacket. No arrest barrassment women may feel when Next to Popular Market flowing white beard and flaming tall pole for the birds’ Oirlstmas tree in the forest. Covered with ping; Kenneth and William Tom­ • Combination Windows toring, and she gives lessons to spicy sweet ’buns, It shone with a FUNERAL Work Pants—Jackets Herman A. Behrend Europeans on both sides of the French celebrations will be mul­ was made. Patrolman Allan Smith such courses are held for both men Open Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. till 9 red suit would identify him for any dinner. money lost, while so many other ed in Algiers, where a midnight linson 3 Michael Dr,, Vernon; Manchester Awning Co. teachers as well as indivld;ials. American. Then, if they were gbod The sacristan, a crotchety old mysterious warm glow, and there and Shirts to Match The funeral of Herman A. Iron Curtain headed today into investigated. Thomas Evans. Willimantlc; Ray­ and women, Blair said. De GaiiUe Builds things are to be done elsewhere.” what looked to be one of the Old curfew will force all but patrolling A second accident happened 195 WEST CENTER ST. a World Green Stomps They also have a greenhouse where boys and girls. Pere Noel filled their fellow In a faded brown coat, went at its feet, sleeping like a young SERVICE Free Alterations Behrend, 489 Main St., was held .soldiers to see the New Year in mond Burnham, Coventry; Richard Past e.xperiencc under such you can buy seasonal plants for One of the projects he mantlon- World's gayest new year celebra­ about 11 p.m. yesterday on Main mixed groupings shows that most Telephone Ml 9-8091 shoes with sugarplums and toys. slowly about his work. Hansala, angel, was Hansala. ed was the modernization of the yesterday afternoon at the Holmes at home Harris, 54 Green Rd.; Miss Lynda Established 1949 your planters. Visit them; you will But if they were bad, nothing but bemused by the sight of so many A miracle!” cried the people, ORMAND J. WEST Strife in Algeria tions with emphasis on drowning St. at E. Middle Tpke. Police re­ Smith. 867 Center St.; Miss Esther of the questions at the classes are French army so it can take its Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The In Holland, most New Year’s ported bumps and bruises to the be fascinated by the many differ­ sticks. buns and deceived by the coat’s and gathering about placed their Rev. Walter L. Abel, pastor of Our any suggestions of Cold War Rogers, 247 W. Center St.; Samuel raised by men. and that the women ent items place along with the Western jitters. celebrations are traditionally hel'l occupants but first aid treatment in general remain quiet, Blair said. Toys Plentiful bright buttons, thought the sacris­ gifts before the tree. Then they Director Morry's (Ooatlmwd troib Page One) Savior Lutheran “ Church, South at home. Restaurants close at 6 Gowdy, Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Glen FAIRWAY Turnpike Auto Body Works and tan a rich man. Humbly he asked •sang, the carol of the co’mlng of AUies in forming a shield against Western Europeans—riding an was refused. Correntl, 86 Birch St.; Mrs. Ralph Quite possibly, this reflects a feel­ Truthfully, we don’t think there’s Windsor, officiated. Burial was in p.m. and theaters give only early Janice S. Grover, 36, of 84 Broad Main Street, Manchester Turnpike ^uto Cover Co., of 16»> if he might like to buy the fir the Savior. 142 E. CENTER ST. any Communist aggression in economic boom which ha.s brought Quigley, 80 Foley St.; Mrs. Mary ing by the women they don’t have W. Middle Tpke., owned by Harry a child in France who gets sticks MEN'S STORE to a fueling that now they were Europe. France now has about Blast Cemetery. performances. St., was given a warning after the 4 a Open Tburs. and Fri. Till B a tree. . . . His vessel, the prow of more money jingling in their Davis. Wapping. a sufficient background to bring anymore. There can’t be, not with Manoheeter's Oldest 747 filAIN STREET on their own. 400,000 men in Algeria. Us regular Bearers were William T. Smyth pockets than ever before—and Swedes will sup for traditional accident. She was attempting to forward questions, he added. "Fool! If the birds would eat which opens heaven to us. herring and Julskinka ((Christmas ADMITTED TODAY; Robert the vast array of toys we’ve found Next to Entmace to State But De Gaulle’s pledge was tak­ troops are some of the best train­ 8r., Clinton Keeney, Joseph Hub- those in the East alike planned make a left hand turn off Main in Paris stores. Never, absolutely pine needles, do :‘ou think I’d And above the mast, the brilliant With FIneet Facllltlee lard, Fred Robinson, Carl Thoren ham) at home, toasting with Hilditch, 58 Summer St. Actually, women are an impor­ T u R n P IK E wa. ste my time here?” And the star of Noel.” Theater en as a sign of good faith by the ed, batUe-hardened soldiers in the to whoop it up and make it a St. while heading south, and col­ tant factor in the investing busi­ not ever, have we seen such quan­ and Albert Miller, all members of schnapps (white brandy) washed lided with a northbound vehicle BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugh­ Trickraft Ceramics children fflirieked with glee at Han.sala awoke .... Odile clap­ Algerian Nationalist leadership in Western world. weekend to remember. ness, Blair said, noting that 26 per AUTO BODY tity and variety of "jouets” as are “The coming year will be one King David Lodge of Odd Fellows. By early Monday, the first day down with dark beer. operated by John H. Keating, 31, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grles- "Suburbia such cleverness. ped her hands with glee. And above Tunis. Rebel representatives have Ing, Hebron; a son to Mr. and Mrs. cent of the business on the New and Supplies available here to doting aunts, for the regrouping in Europe and A memorial service was held of 1962, hundreds of thousands of Gay Copehagen, which has non­ of Rockville, police said. The f # uncles, mamas, papas, grandpar­ Crestfallen, Hansala went on the tree the most brilliant star been reported engaged in secret Thursday night at the funeral home Robert Butt, Hebron. York Stock Exchange was done by Upholstery the modernization of the greatest western pounds and franca and stop entertainment all night and Grover car was towed away with women. WHOLESALE — RETAIL ents and friends of the family. his way, but mot with no better shone forth. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP contacts with the French for the by King David Lodge. throughout New Year's Day, at­ front and left side damage and the BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Today success at any of the brightly F AND Shops 153 W fiUddle Tnmpike pest few weeks to lay the ground- part "o f the French army.” he eistern rubies and zlotys will have and Mrs. Raymond Novakowskl, From his dealings in Manchester, THE MAGA'ZINE OF Rt. 82, 1 Mile Above Mansfield S'anmaritaine, a typical Paris de- M said. been spent on a few hours of tracts thousands of Sw'edes from Keating car was driven to a gar­ partmejnt store, has aisles and lighted houses. In the brightest of RE-UPHOLSTERING Phone »n 9-8700 work for a formal settlement. Joseph Vignone across the sound. Dinner averages age with front end damage. Pa­ Windsor Locks; a son to Mr. and Blair said that the business don* WRECKER PLEASANT PLACES Drive-In On Left. all, that of the town’s richest mer­ De Gaulle did not mention these gaiety. Mrs. Pardon Cornell, 23 Bruce Rd. by women was even higher, reach­ aisles arid stands outside the store e Modern Famltnre The funersJ of Joseph Vignone Celebrating Britons, who are $5 plus wines or beerT trolman Clarence Heritage investi­ A 5IONTHLY FEATURE OF chant. sat a girl of 10, gqlden- reported contacts, apparently for DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ing about 33 per cent. Lessons All Ceramic Tech­ for trucks, constructions, dolls Radio Today and Antiques PIZZA of 62 Oak St. was held this morn­ usually required to finish their Winter sport hotels in Austria’s gated. YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY (thousands of them, with four or haired and lovely, and bor^ al­ fear of throwing the delicate ne- Mortimer Moving, ing at the J.. F. Tierney Funeral Alps are staging big parties for Douglas Friedrich, Ellington: Cam­ In 1955, estimates of the total NEWSPAPER niques. Modeling and Sculptur­ most to tears. She was forbidden e Store Stools and Booths SPAGHEHI gotlattons off balance. But he was drinking well before midnight, can business done by women over the five counters for dolls’ furniture Hom'd. 219 W. Center St., followed fill up their glasses until 3 a.m. thousands of foreign tourists. eron White’nouse, Broad Brook; ing. Phone HA 8-0648. in the kitchen where goose was W D R C — 1860 e Custom Furniture blunt in speaking of his goals in Jacob Haberem, 353 Center St.; New York Stock Exchange was 23 and clothing), tricyclfes, bicycles, RAVIOLI To Vacate Post by a solemn high Mass of re­ Monday. Queen Juliana of Holland and her Statistics Down iianrl)FBtpr phonographs, bathtub boats, and being balked, fine buche being 1:00 Cas^l On Hand •flip Covers and Draperies Algeria. family will be among those cele­ Richard Ferris, East Hartford; Jill per cent, Blair said, comparing Ask About Our Hobby Discount mixed, and all delicious prepara­ 3:U6 Jerrv Binhop Sho'«r He aald that once the fighting quiem at St. James Church at 9. London's biggest hotels and res­ whole sleighloads more at every 6:05 Cash On Hand Made to Order OPEN DAILY The Rev. James T. O’Connell taurants are providing gala menus brating at Lech. Britton, 433 Woodland St.; Albert this figure with 1961, when 29 per tions being made for the night’s 8:05 Raynor Shines ends, France will cooperate with John W . Mortimer of 82 Ply­ At MMH in Month Adams, 85 Spruce St.; Glenn Peter­ cent of the business was done by OPEN DAILY 1 to 9 PJ». turn. Complete Selection ot Materials, 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. was celebrant, the Rev. Joseph and cabarets. Trumpeters of the ’Vienna’s night clubs are booked Those shoes are surely symbolic. reveillon. 1:00 News. Si^noff ^ "a sovereign and Independent Al­ mouth Lane, a Republican, has re­ to capacity, a bottle of champagne son, Lake St.. Vernon; Elliot Dick- women, seems to point to a def­ OPEN SUNDAYS 1 to 5 PJ«. iVTKj^IOSO FREE ES'nMATBS SUNDAYS gorism s t i ^ . . . provided that H. McCann deacon, and the Rev. Queen’s Royal Horse Guards, and Actually, they are Just that, placed Odile welcomed Hansala and 1:00 Monitoi signed his post on the town build­ there cosU 500 schillings ($20). At November statistics for Man­ erman, Coventry; Carl Peterson, inite increase of the female role asked him in to talk and see her Franca'a essentlsl interests are John D. Regan subdeacon. Mrs. pipers and drummers of the Scots Overbrook Rd.; Vernon; Mrs. Hen­ in the stock market, Blair added. on the hearth as a continuation of 1:15 Your Home Decorato* 208 N. Main St., Manchester 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. ing committee beckuse he is leaving Jane Maccarone was organist and guards, will sound in the n ew midnight the citizens flock to the chester Memorial Hospital showed the tradition of putting childrens’ cadeaux-. Such a lovely ,warm 1:.'{0 Saturday Matinee iva 9-6324 CLOSED MONDAYS. guaranteed for what she would be square before St. Stephen’s Cath­ rietta Snow, 203 Ferguson Rd.: Quite a few of those woriiiii in­ 2;0i) Metropolitan Opera towm to take a Job in Schenectady, soloist. year with brassy fanfares or skirl­ a decline in figures for nearly all MODERN shoes on the doorstep, filled with home! Such succulent odors, and 4;P0 Monitor giving." The French president said edral •where pummerin (the big Leon Perras, 60 Birch St.; Marshall vesting are widows wSo are using be ihen would foraee “fertile re­ N.Y. Buriid was in SU>Jamds’ Ceme­ ing pipes. phases of hospital care. Dubaldo, 41 Homestead St.; Elliott oats for the Wise Men’s camels. the fire, and gifts, and friendly 6:20 Strictly Sports Mortimer was appointed to the tery where Father O’Connell read AUenuance will set back the boomer) tolls in the New Year. inheritance funds to invest as a But even without oats, no shoe, Odile 7:00 Christmas Music lations” between France and all of In Italy, street cleaners have The only figure which rose, rose Bursack 24 Moore St.; Harold Phil­ means of Income, according to TV SERVICE 7:15 Careers committee Nov. 7, 1960, for a th? committal service. jevelers a ti y t h i n g from four unless It be that of the old woman ’’But what are you doing to that 7:Uu Monitor Norte Africa, threatened a 3-day strike against only slightly—the average days lips, 158 Ludlow Rd.; Wilhelmlna Blair. V - ' 405 CENTER ST. “France intends,” De Gaulle three-year term. Bearers were Dr. Joseph Mas- guineas to six and a half guineas Fleischer, 44 Bissell St.; Miss who lived in one, could possibly aprple?” he asked. 1U:30 Just Jazz cleaning up the New Year mess. stay of patients from 6.3^ in No­ Many ot Manchester’s women Corner of Orlsn;old St. Jl 15 SiMiitji Mnal Berube's Ostrinsky said, “to end in one way or an' He will be employed by General saro, Michael Massaro, Arthur (roughly $15 to $20) per head — vember 1660 to 6.4 last NoVembei' Marylin Gleason, 23 Tyler (Circle; N WCOaniiDUlUXREflNISHING hold ail the gifts which a child “ I’m cutting it in quarters,” she 11:30 Starlleht Serenade TYPEWRITER SERVICE Electric in Schenectady as a weld­ One old Italian custom — though seem to relish the challenges and ttot letters of administration with Mass is even said fori the cow's. On 4:00 News OALL for meditation and prityer. STRIKE THREAT REMAINS notice lhat I. LEWIS the will annexed be granted on said ea- CALL IIS (or laport help on your next painting lob. 4:10 Showcase ot Music the new year at private parties or winter months so that school chil­ W. EFOTEII^ of 847 Farmlniton Ave.. on file, h is A VERY HAPPY the vigil of St. Sylvester, New 4:55 Coming Events At 11 p.m.. New Tear's Eve, a New York, Dec. 80 UP) — The Thjeves Remove West Hartford have filed an applica­ ORDERED; That the foregoing ap- Ml 3-6568 Uwtor t o a ^ i^ p s banaath the nearest corner tavern. dren, as well as the grown-ups, Year’s Eve, villagers drive their 5:00 News e F * e * w e musical Mriod of recorded selec­ Transport Workers Union and tion, ^ t o Dec. 20, 1961, and filed on IlcMIon be heard and determined at 5:10 CBS—Calling America ae^ fads away. Across the Berlin Wall, under will have sure footing. Dec. 26. 1961 with the Liquor Control >e Probate otfloe In Coventry In aald cattle to the church door where tions sultal^e to the season will be five ot the city’s priyate bus B COLP SORES ARE CAUSED 5:35 Local News and Showcase the duller lights fif East Berlin, It is also noted that snow and Wheels from Car C om ^aion for a package store permit .^IjJrict, on the Utta d ^ of January. F^/Uohnson PAi NT CQ they are blessed by tee priest ana 6:50 Sports Speclat WUs sad son played, Unea reached contract agree- for the sale ot alcoholic liquor on the A D . 1969L at 10:30 o'clock In the fore­ BY A VIRUS. HOWEVER, THE 6:00 News the biggest r e s ta u ^ t— the Buda­ ioe should be removed or sanded premlaes of a prqpoaed three atore noon, ana that notlM be given to all NEW YEAR! Maas is offered for their health, The service on New Tear’s Day iiM te early today. However, 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHKSTER PHONE MI 9-4501 VIRUS OPTEN POES n Y ’ 6:10 Wall Street Report within 24.bourn after a storm ac­ shopping center In Zone C-1 located on perapns Intereoted In aaU eatate of tba safety, and productiveness in the will be at 10. “A Changeless and there remained the threat of a pest — is sold out at 57 marks Thorough thieves remove all CAUSE ANY ERUPTION 6:16 Showcase ot Music .e ( ' Votaar A cording to a town ordinance. Many Route 83 in Vernon between DeUmz'a pmdeacy U said application and the year to come. St. Sylvester’s Eve 6:30 CBS—European Diary Supreme Christ, Also for a Chang­ New Year’s Day strike against ($14.25) a couple fir dinner, danc­ four wheels from a car in a lot, RefrigeniUon and Gilbert Professional fii"e M d place of hearing thereon, by BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK UNLESS ITS STIRR€P UP BY I away Daeambar citizens have already been arrested Bldr The bustaeM (ji owned hr Lewla is celebrated as a religious holl-. 6:55 Phil Rlzsuto Sports ing Year,” will be the subject of the two others. Michael J„ Quill, ing, and one gloss each of cham­ complete with tires and'hub caps. publlahlng a copy ot this order In some SOMETHING ELSE LIKE A 7:00 CBS News and received fines..for.-faiUire to The theft occurred sometime aX W. Epstein of 847 Farmington Ave., havfiig a clrculaUon In aald VICHI'S day, and often there ia midnight the sermon. the- TWU’s international presi­ pagne — Russian Crimean, of West Haiyort and will bs conducted FEVER, SUNBURN, EMOTIONAL 7:10 Showcase and Newe diatrlct. at leaat five days before the Maas to see in the new year. 7:55 CBS News and Sports Interior and exterior Christnifs dent, aald the nnlo.- had not course. comply with the ordinance: ter Dec. 22 when the car was by LEWIS W. E P S T T ^ of 847 Farm­ day.•--- of- laid..... - hearing,------to appearJJ y, if they STRSSS.ETC. M oB ch oftw 'M w Ih r narked at the rear of Douglae Mo- ington Ava., Weot Hartford as per- PACKAGE STORE And teen comes tee Jour de 1:00 CBS—The World Tonight decerstloBS will be diralagred at ranriiid a nattleaient with the 'Wlanaw’a beet idgliielube and So, sav« yourself a poMitole lav tea eoiM at, arid time andsd riaee------and* 8:16 Showcase oL*Jnii ri^aa slut and/or fine and k«ep your &r Sales at 888 Main St., accord- be,^ hoard ralattvs thereto,>, odd maka PAINTS TAn, New T e m , tee great day ot, NatMl C tok f i t o EaM WmmMm . « mI Thiddii C«. the church until “Zitue Chrlst- Fifth Avemie Coach Oo„ and Its hotels have eoM all seats for New * Slniad, LEWIS W. EPSTEIN return to this court. M B U S E U L m C K B B t .muthNadadtaWaiaiiaenHcaatawa 0:00 Showcase snd Kewt to information given police. Dated Dee. 29, 1961. par^dag, to tin g , and giving ot i1:16 SignoR Wife, dasiUeiA saa. b u a H Epiphany Bunday. j r, Borface Transit Ino. Tear’s Eve entertainments. Itiey walks asife for your fellow man. ZiLUORE TURXINOTON, Judge.

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rA G t EIGHT MANCHESTER EVFJSI|NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1961 '■5mi MANCHESTTO EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1961 PAGE NINE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILT CROSSWORD PUZZLE / Roofing and Chimheyi 16*A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY uid SHORTEN 2’LL^ (SREBTIN’S , ELMER: I'LU \ CAN N OKAY, tUT FIRST Honwf For R«nt 65 H oosimi For Sslt 71 SST ROOFING—Specialising; repairing STEP INSIDE AN' SHOW VA HARDLY u A \VET'6 0 OUTSIDE HEATED 4 ROOM house for rent In WIDOFTHAT MV. NEW LINE.' WAIT Antwor to PiBdaiir^iBl* roofs of all kinds, hew roofs, gut­ MANCHESTER — 1869 American 6STAWCASEI AND WHAT A H EA D/rfuTtoTT e'MON. Y V Y i# t n-sAW doc Bolton Center. Has ^llt-ln oven ' IN AHUWWV TO SEE Estonia '■/ CLASSIFIED ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ NOfSiPOOD Colonial, 13x23 living room, knotty, ftXMOINA UKB A BORNEO^ B 90U9t < I Wl FMVB MOWt POiSNt SOUND and stove, and also includes ga­ pine recreation room, bar, handy NOWTHATXKNOW WHAT THEM MB &OBS->NlP-HlP^liVi paired. Aluminum siding. 80 r -5 / WA\V7HAN DLSNTyf rage. MI 3-2322, SOME JUPO S e m N A RIMNINA START CM < WAR DRUM.'-— HEY. MA30R, years' axperlence. Free estimates. GOOP'TOAWf 1 location. Only $17,800. Carlton. W. YOU'RE ACSOSS 4ProMiui ASK# . PINNfRI COULPNt 8V9N Hutchins, MI 9-5132. HOLDSi SELLING New YBARS WE.'lT ISNT 0PFICIA1-, OONT FO0ACTTO-WHOW A Call Howley, MI 8-8361, MI 8-0763. WHO IT ' _____ y « ___ 1------ifo M o f SKyShLm NISSLgr TILL TOMORROW NlSHT, SOT WAPK'i'i o n e r th a i Noseoiu IW9STHAT FOR ’RENT—5 room single house, TH'WAY BACK— A ------^ EitoDU’fcrop* ADVERTISING so. 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Call MI 8-8507. F. Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245. Barbgra tbeow 9-5245. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, aad leave year neevaga. YonH bear from ear adverbaer la )ll 48 states. Personalised service, AS working conditioni.. Apply Gunver AFFORD TO MISS Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, time irtthmit epeadliur an evealBg at the tateeheae. 3-8187, CH 7-1428. Manufacturing Co., 234 Hartford a t t r a c t i v e 3 rooms, heat, hot MI 9-5653, Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. AND IT'S water, stoye, refrigerator garage, a, Rd. ALBERT'S NEW YEARS SALE! OVERSIZE CAPE—8 rooms, many 3 f H . S H O R T R I B f BY FRANK O’NEAI MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ $110. Available Jan. 1 MI 4-0238. SIX ROOM ranch, 6 yeara old. ing Company. Local and long dis­ MAN TO LEARN plumbing, no ex­ SAT. DEC. 30TH Bowers School, all rooms better added features. All the heavy tance moving, packing and stor­ V A.M. TO 9 P.M FIVE ROOM, second floor, apart­ labor of remodeling has been Lost tuid Found 1 Business Services Offered l.l perience needed. Apply, at Warren than average in size, entire base­ age. Regular service throughout J. Gottier Plumbing A Heating, MON., JAN 1ST' ment, West Side. Stove, refrigera­ ment finished off Into large family done. All that is needed is a man New England states and Florida. 171 Union St.,» Rockville, TR 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. tor furnished. Adults preferred. room, 4’,4% mortgage, priced for who can .swing a pajnt brush or APE >00 FOUND—Female Irish Setter, red. CHAIN SAW work — Treea cut. MI 3-6129. hang paper. B. A N. Janet M. Call Lee Pracchia, Dog Warden, Ml 3-6863. 6-4703 f r e e ! FREE! FREE! FREE' quick sale, $18,900. PhUbriclf GOlNG'IO'THe Reasonable ratcb. Call PI 2-7868 Bycholski. MI 9-5593; Roger M. MI 3-8894. between 1:80-4:80 or any time A $74.95 Agency, MI 9-8464. MAN CHESTER Package Delivery. PART-TIME, experienced, sober, FOUR ROOM apartment, redeco­ Negro, MI 3-8727, 1WCKMEET? Saturday or Sunday. ■’POLAROID" CAMERA rated, heat, hot water gag stove. il-lo Light trucking and package deliv­ reliable married man for service $12,600 — RfXKVTLLE. 5 room — WITH ANY — Apply 52 Wells St. ANDOVER—Large, large house on t 19*1 Ey HE A In , TJA H i ery. Refrlgeratore, washers and station work. Apply State Service ranch, large living room, cabinet Announcements 1 CXJSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re 3 COMPLETE Route 6. Aluminum siding, win­ pairs all makes refiigeratora, stove moving specialty. Folding Station, 770 Main St. kitchen, teautifully landscaped BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752 ROOMS OF BRAND lot. shown by appointment. dows galore! Extrq large living INCXDME TAXES prepared In your freezers, washing machines, dry­ SIX ROOM duplex and garage, TELEVISION service man full or NEW FURNITURE Marion E. Robertson, Broker, Ml room and bedroomjj. Storage build­ I home or by appointment. Exper­ ers ranges, oil and gas burners. available Feb. 1. Call MI 8-4884. MAN6HE^ ienced tax work, 24-hour service. part-time. Apply in person. W, H. AND APPUANCES 3-5953. ing with patio. Only $12,800. Jo­ MI 9-OOS5. All work guaranteed. Painting—Papering 21 seph Barth Broker, MI 9-0320 LOOK.' BONNIE AB60LUTELV yo u '^ABSOLUTELY Call MI 3-4723. Preuss Sons, 17 Village St., Rock­ The ‘‘Economy" NEW FOUR room apartment OAKWOOD RD.—5)4-room ranch, IG GOING TO SKI FEARLESS c a m SA Y FEARLESS ,R SAM'3 u p h o l s t e r y ReUred ville,. 3 ROOMS ...... iigg PAINTING, papering, floior sand­ ready Jan. 15. Please call between excellent condition, large living $94.51 MONTHLY, small cash as­ DOWNHILL LIKE T H A T , from the shop. Can take care of Free $74.95 Polaroid Camera 7-9 p.m.. MI 3-7892. ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, 3 ROOMS ...... 1269 room'with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, sumes 4*4% mortgage. Immacu­ GHE SAID 6H E/ AGAIN ' PanonaD all your upholstering needs at MI 9-0726. WANTED MACHINISTS ■rhe "Honeymoon" plastered walls, forced hot water late 5 room ranch. Carlton W. w o u l d ; great aavtnga, CaU CH 2-2378. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. XLBSCTROLUX'Salea and Service, PAINTING Free $74.95 Polaroid Camera FOUR ROOM tenement, $80, 132 heat, one car garage, Bowers bonded representative, Alfred LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 3 ROOMS ...... J394 Bissell. MI 9-5229 9-8. School district, $18,900. Phllbrick OH,THE USUAL-DA'y^,' Amell, 305 Henry St. Tel. Ml Agency, MI 9-8484. FORMER REDMEN’S CLUB repaired sales and service, pick sonabia ratea.■ 80■■ yeara in Man millers, grinders. Only all around ■The "Charm House" ^ROAD TUfAPlNG, AND ANVaAIM DUMPING?) 8-0490. up and delivery. Complete Une of Includes large hall and a 4 room chestei, Raymond Flake. MI men will be considered. Phone MI Free $74.95 Polaroid Camera FOUR BEDROOM colonial, large HIGH 30A\PING— 'I'oro riders, reala, and rotariea, 9-9237, S r o o m s ...... |4gg FIVE ROOM flat, heated, available apartment located on Brainard PERMANENT removal of imwant- garden and lawm supplies. L A M 3-4012 for appointment. ■The "Hollywood" ' Jan. 1. Inquire 52 Woodland 8t. cabinet picture book kitchen, wall- Place. Suitable for any type M wall carpet, neap shopping, bus, ed balr, Mlia Blanche Maabn, 040 Equipment Corporation. Route 88, EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Free $74.95 Polaroid Camera organization. Needs soma redeco­ Vernon St., Manchester Conn. By Vernon, Coiui. TR 6-7609. 8 ROOMS ...... 1597 SIX ROOM dupleTc, Venetian blinds, churches, $13,900, Carlton W. rating. Priced for quick sale. Paperhanging. WaUpeper booka. Hutchins,-MI 9-5132. appointment. Phone MI 9-0020 Wallpaper removed. Celllnga. K F & D Manufseturing Co. ■The "Boulevard" storm windows and doorS, oil heat Call after 8. MI 9-2559 J. D. REALTY FLOORS w a s h e d and waxed, Floors. Good clean workmanship. Free $74.95 Polaroid Camera PASSENGERS wanted •— Manches­ windows cleaned, painting, paper­ 334 Charter Oak St. MANCHESTER — 8 room ranch, 470 Main St. MI 8-8129 »isstw>tA,h,.Tjm<„.m.>,i.e«; / 2 -3 0 ter to vicinity of Travelers. Call Fully insured. Reasonable rates. 3 ROOMS ...... 5979 formal dining room, 8 twin size ing, walls washed, odd Jobs. Handy Leo Pelletier, M3 9-83?5 or Ml The "Ari.stocrat” ■•■.D.& Ote MI f-2409. Man Service. Phone Ml 3-8946. FIVE ROOM apartment, 29 Foster bedrooms, huge, heated rec room, BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVE 12-SO ‘ I don’t know how much the tank holds full— I've 9-5082, Free $74.95 Polaroid Camera St. Call after 5. one car garage, excellent view. Vernon never caught Dad that flush!” RIDE WANTED from Manchester SHARPENING Service — Saws, Situations YYsntsd— $10 DOWN DEUVERS Selling for $21,000. Call the R, F. JUDD SAXON HY KEN BALI) and .lERKY BR0NJ)F1ELD i n t e r i o r painting, decorating, Green area to Hamilton Standard. knives, axes, shears, tkates, Female 38 Free storage until wanted. Free Dimock Co,, MI 9-5245. Barbara 8 room modem Colonial, 2-car Windsor Ixicks, second shift. Call ceilings, wallpapering, rernoving FIVE ROOM apartment, second < YOU'RE TREMBLING VIOLENTLY. I'LL GET YOUR HORSE, I THINK rotary.blades. Quick service, Capl- paper, and floor refinishing. <31ean delivery. Free set up by our own Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, garage, enclosed breezeway, IH MISS HYDE. YOU'D b e t t e r /VMSS SLENNA. THAT'D BE A between 12-2 p.m. Ml 3-1077, tol Equipmciit Co., 38 Main St., reliable men. floor. 13'4 Ford St. Tel. MI 3-4751. MI 9-5653. baths, many extra features, 1)4 workmanship. No Job too small. WOMAN WILL babysit any time. SIT DOWN. HE SEEMS f m e START, Manfehester. Hours daily 7-5, John Verfaille Ml 9-5780. Yes! With Purchase Of Anv 3 acres of trees and shrubs, $22,900 HAVE CAlMEC ‘ MISS HYDE.' Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI References furnished. MI 3-4098. ONE 4 ROOM furnished apartment SIX ROOM RANCH—Artistic panel- Is well below Us true value. Eve­ LITTLE SPORTS Room Outfit During Our Great New J'LL BE OKAY DOWN BY ROUSON Automobiles for Sale 3-7958. with heat and garage; one 4 room Ing, 2-car garage, large lot, nings Ray Holcombe, MI 4-1189. IN A AVNUTE, WILL CARE for child while Year's Sale, You Get Your Polaroid unfurnished apartment with heat $14,500. Carlton W Hutchins MI NEEIO A C.\R and hi d your credit HAVE JEEP—will plow. Reason­ Electrical Services 22 mother works in my home. BU Camera At The Camera Shop Of and garage; and one 2 room 9-5132. turned tiownT Short on down pay­ Your Choice. We Pay For It, WARREN E. HOWLAND able prices. Call now to get on list FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt aerv- 9-6017. apartment with heat and utilities. m ent! Bankrupt? RepoaaesalonT TR 5-8274 SPLIT UEVEL—For those accus REAL'TOR for future storms! Tel. MI 9-6512. Ice on all types of electrical wir­ 575 Main St. MI 8-1108 Don’t give up! See Honeit Doug­ A—L—B—E—R—T—'S tomed to the finer things all one ing Licensed and Inaured Wilson 43-45 Allvn Street, Hartford ' , % \ n las, get the lowdown on the lowest Dogs— Bird*—Pets 41 SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, ga­ could demand has been Included in SEVEN ROOM spilt level. 8 bed­ E down and smallest payments any­ Electrical Co.. Maneheater, MI Open Nights 'Till 9 rage. Adults and oldbr children DRIVEWAYS and sidewalks plow­ 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. this lovely 8)4 room home. The rooms, rec room, near bus and where. Not a small loan or finance ed. Call MI 9-0143. AKC BEAGLES, excellent pedi­ preferred. Call after 1 p.m MI style is condusive to those who en- gree, 7 weeks old. Anthony Rd., 3-4481. school, price reduced. Owner MI compuy plan Douglas Motors, Joy split level living at Us best. 3-2387, 333 Main St. PIANO TUNING and repair serv- Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Tolland. .TR 5-5062, Musical Instruments 53 On beautifully landscaped spa­ vice Free eatimates on repairs. SIX ROOM duplex available Feb. PUPPIES FOR SALE, mostly S cious lot, 2-car garage, 4 bath­ eOML tMT IV CCNBUL HATUUS' 1988 FORD Convertible. Interceptor Mothproofing and rebuilding. All THANK YOU, folks, for the finest 1, Inquire at 23 Orchard St. after Lots For Sale 73 /2-SO SEtXIND MORTGAGE m oiiey-W e Cocker breed. Call MI 9-3564 after 6 p.m. rooms. Priced in the high 50s. CO«P. TM-VYOIID mCHTSKfSavtD engine. Needs slight repair, $600. work and parts guarante i. Ken­ December in our S3 years in the Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. can supply any amount of money 4 p.m., $8 per puppy. music business. Ward Music Co., ONE B ZONE lot 80x118, MI 8-2811. neth Robinson, MI 3-1365 for mortgages Terms to fit your B. C. BY JOHNNY HART *9 Summer. Open eVenlngs till 9 FOR RENT—IS Summit St 8 MANCHESTER —5*4 room home water. Union Street, $2,200, needs. Construction mortgagee p.m. Eastern Connecticut’s oldest, extra large rooms, oil steam hMt, MI 9-6468. BUZZ SAWYER also available. J. D. Realty, 470 convenient to schools and shop­ ROY CRANE 1981 PLYMOUTri 4-door, needs bat- H A H SNOW PLOWING, hn Poultry and Supplies 43 largest and only complete music garage. West Side Realty MI ping, formal dining room, living tery, $50. MI 3-0448, Main St.. MI S-8129. ■tore. 9-4342, MI 3-6710. 1 WISH I D NEVER PscPLB Ha v e b e c o m e y e a r i t s 9-2604. room with fireplace, city utilities, Wanted—Real Batata 79 C EVERY , : DELICIOUS roasting pheasants,, OaK PU6HT If HOTHH iNVIAfLC ONE, BURIED IN EJLLS? A good mort­ 2-car garage, extra bul'lding lot DEPENDENTUFtJN ITJ DEADLINES i OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ oven dressed, 2-3 lbs. Ruth Broil, SELMER ALTO saxophone. For­ TALdO'TTVILLE — Four room HI60-MIH. WE VLIZZAKPK CKOWINO CREATED THE CALENDAR. " w h e r e ’s A/YCALENdAR ? " may be had, $14,500 Robert WISH SOMEONE to handle you* WR Building-Contractine 14 Grantland Nuriery, MI 3-0889. NICE ROOM for lady, home privi­ Business Lacations AMBITIOUS person to work in 21 WESTMINSTER RD. —You’ll nsss propsity in Hw ALL KINDS of clocks rep5i'‘ed. An­ leges. Call after 5, MI 9-3288. love this 7 year old.Colonial! Per­ ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ Credit Department of leading SEASONED CORD wood, aawed For Rent 64 tiques included. Work guaranteed. fect for a growing famjly. 1*4 cMtsr of Monchsitsr. MI 9 -1982 modeling all types of carpentry. local retail store. Credit exper­ any length, free delivery. Edward ROOM FOR young lady in cozy STORE near Malo St. at 98 Blrcli Nelson Higgins, Ml 4-1700. ience preferred but not required. Yeomans, PI 2-8002. apartment. (Convenient to every­ baths, heated recreation room, St. 2,000 aq. ft., parking. Apply large Jalousled porch, 2-car ga­ Stilin^ pries $i.500. Typing essential. 40-hour week, thing. MI 3-1969. Marlow’a, 887 Main. BUILDING AND remodeling—spe­ paid vacations, fringe benefits. rage, near shopping, bu*"-' and For infemMtioii tsls- NOTICE cializing In all kinds of carpentry For appointment for Interview Garden—Panno-Osirj PLEASANT WARM room. Kitchen schools. Elva Tyler, Realtor, MI EXCEU jBlN'X' STORE for any busi­ 9-4469, MI 9-5051. A public hearing will be held by work (jail collect. Leo Anderson, call Mr. Matthews, Ml 3.1580. Products 50 privileges If desired. Private en­ ness or office, apartment mclud- phons Ml $.9053 or the Town Planning Commission of TR 5-7271. trance. parking. MI 3.4724, ed. 476 Main St. MI 9-5229, 9-5. RN OR LPN 3-11 p.m. or 11 p.m.- $12,900- 2 BEDROOM ranch, en- Ml 3-8077. Maneheater, Connecticut, Monday BALDWIN, MACS, Delicloug apples THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE 7 a.m. shifts, part-time. Vernon FOR RENT *- Nicely furnished closed porch, patio, cellar, garage, BY WILSON SCRU j^iS evening, January 8, 1962 at 8 P.M. Florists— Nunneries 1.5 at the farm. 529 West Center St. SMALL STORE or office. 113 Main sewer, bus. Carlton W. Hutchl^ Haven, TR 5-2077, Ml 3-8116. room, one or two ladies, or work­ St. Nice location. Very nice Inside. rapOreDtvK/TMAT'sl 'VO VOU SE6 THAT WOMAM CROSSIMS ^ WELL, AIJE YOU <50l)is DAVY JONES In the hearing room of the Munici­ ing couple, with or without kitch­ MI 9-5132. BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS pal Building on a subdivision ti­ CARNATIONS—cut flowers, Afri- Free parking in rear. Call MI . FORD. Apna; auJ THE STKEET? «HE'S A PSVCHIATia?r. I KEMO WITH LADIES FOR pleasant, interesting HAND PICKED MACS 91.25 a en privileges. TR 5-6759. tled: can Violets. Cyclamen plants, foli­ 9-9835. nMU.%WiUL 6G»Ae\ i was RXOI AMD NOT? telephone saleswork in,our central basket. Bring your own cMitalner. LOOK, GOGO.' PLATO'S WHAT WOULol age plants. Quality plants at rea­ D M VW?V0USEa« (9XirCD> K A l^ HERE IN "Plan showing a subdivision ’office. Hours 5 p.m.-9 p.m. daily. Hours 8 tUl dark. Botti’t, 260 Bush TWO FURNISHED rooms. Prefer of land owned by Marion sonable prices. Opeif Sundayg and ■retired people or working men. toTUCSPOTUKEACiSAK yH CENTEKVILUE. evenings. Ponticelli’s Greenhouse, $1.25 an hour. We train. Apply 869 Hill Rd. Ronsen For Rent 65 JONES' n O C tC iK -___ y AT A GAUCHE PtACE ' Booth Gammons, French Meals or private kitchen. MI LIKE THAT?' 433 N. Main St. Main St., Room 7, Wednesday 7-8 nCRCtUDIAM/ RoatJ and Middle Turnpike 9-5459. MT\ p.m. FUEL OIL DELIVERY MAN Weat, Manchester, Conn: Oct. Household Goods 51 FOUR ROOM house for rent, $93 a 20, 1981 Scale l ’’-40’ John T. Roofihg-—Sldinc l i MOTHER'S HELPER, live in or ROOM FOR rent In quiet neighbor­ month. Call MI 3-8108. Wens, L.S." out. 5 days. References. MI FLOOR SAMPLE year end Sale ' hood; Good home. All conven­ Wanted Immediately A. A. DION, INC. Rooting, aiding, 9-8935. you get what you set. Incredibly iences. Free parking. MI 3-5285. AU Interested persona may attend painting. Carpentry. Alterations in!'’ thii hearing. . — low prices. Howard’s Sleep Center, ROCKVILLE — Single 8 bedrOom and additlona. OeUlngs. Workman­ EXCELL^T WORKING CTONDITIONS Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, E3CPERIE1NCED secretary wanted 639 Main. MI 9-8335. house. $116. Tel.. MI 9-7819. ship guaranteed. 299 Auttunn St part-time. Must have aptitude for Apsrtnenta— Flats— this 28th day of December, 1961. MI 3-4860. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY TOWN PLANNING figures and be able to follow In­ Tenements 6.1 FURNISHED one or two bedroom COMMISSION structions meticulously. Contact TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar! house, $65 or $80 monthly, largo BIDWELL HOME Improvement Geral^-Okrant CPA, MI 9-0479. low’s, 887 Main. CaU Ml fe-522x. FOR RENT—Heated 3 room fifst family room, bath, hot water base­ Martin E. Alvord, Company—ail types of i siding and floor apartment; stove, ice box, BANTLY OIL CO., Inc. Chairman board heat. Greenhouse oi\ Berry “ Aluminum elapboorda a DESIRE- COMPETENT woman to MAHOGANY dining room suite, 8 washing machine. (Convenient to Ave., So. ^ventry. Gsrald Park 131 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Dorothy C. Jaeobaon, CnexeeUsS workman- care cWldren, afternooni ladder back chairs, 38x72 dnmloat bus line and stores. Call Mr. Gor­ Section, -Alock from laka. PX Beerotary ip. ■ In m y hon^e. MI s-8801, ' UbfS. buffet. 928. MI 9-7BS7. man, MI S-4161, MI S-4871. 2-8881. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, DECEJtBER 80,1961 The Bell Towner8 Have htdians^ Number Hetidd Angle iRIft till s Dream Comes True in East-West Shrine Game f B j EARL YOST Central Winner* 56-51 V, 8. BlUed—Best hitters were Rudy Heck 223—553, Don Mosser Mgs ct tlw tlnM: Top ticket By FRANK CLINE kwere 10 for 10 at the free throwka before halftime. Andnilot 200—651, BUI Oabbey 243—580, "'^{1 price for the flrat N&Uotua Foot- lane. had ght of his 10 points in the GU Sousa 241—501, Sweds Hen­ Three All-Americans Plan Investigation Toss the two Bristol schools drickson 213, Jim aarka 202, t«U ] » g u o playoff game between out of the league, and Man­ Pacing the Rams' attack was secoi canto wdiUe Quey tallied the Chioago Bean and ^ew York sophomore G«orge Benoit. The seven his IS during the eight Walt Hoekenbury 202, C9iarUe Del chester H i g h’s basketball Tatto 200, Jeanne Msneggia 178, Olanta In 1|S8 waa $2. The game latter came to t c ^ with a 26 per minute stretch before Intermis- To Start for Kuharich team would still be right up game league average and hit Just Sion. Helen Valentine 475, Joyce Wahl Into Boston Fight drew 17,M6 payee* and the re­ that on eight field goals and five Kelley^PIays WeU 40X* ceipt* were $23,411, le** expense* in the thick of the scrap for •« Central Connecticut Inter- free throws. The lad wa* a real Bright spot ^ loss for Indians New York Louisiana State (9-1) is a 13^ markmanship of their own plus a 4 .200 RWaaraat League—Ed Frasier DO I Gator Bowl to Jacksonville, . Fla., St. James No. 2 . .594 Some observers said DeMarco’* Green Bay the residents have Windham ...... 1 4 handled by Jayvee coach, Fred point choice over (Colorado (9-1) U CLA ( 7-3) MINNESOTA (7-2) .ben whooping it up all week. ball hawking defense which found .200 set aNiew league record with a T A k S A the Blue-Gray at Montgomery, ARKANSAS (8-2) ALABAMA (10-0) St. Mary's ...... 578 'second round knockout punch Dec. Platt ...... 1 4 .200 Mascola, in absence of Head Coach (aiAerr-«TSR j in the Orange Bowl. The game 19 Air F o r e s ...... 0 Missouri ...... 0 Mississippi ... 32 ftcorgia ...... So. Moth...... Green Bay, the smallest city In the them making numerous steals, the 174 game which included four Ala., the Sun Bowl at El Paso, gets under way at 1 p.m., EST, .562 19 landed well below Jordan’* belt undefeated Rams rolled to their Bill McCooey who is ill with virus COACH? Tex., and the All-America Bowl at 6 Michig;an ...... 14 Oregon' ...... 6 Tulsa ...... 9 Tiilane ...... No. Mcth. No. 2 . .531 National Lisague, has been desig­ strikes, ^est scores were Bill with ABC doing the television. 3 Ohio State ...... line. Referee Billy Connelly *ald it fifth straight win. Four victories Cold as ice at the start, the In­ . . . Indians next game will be Tucson, Ariz. 10 Northwestern 28 TCIT ...... S.’i Vanderbilt ...... Center Congo No. .516 was a fair punch. nated as "Title Town, USA” by Sheekey 147-140—421. Emil Pal- Kuharich never had it so good 38 Vanderbilt 3.S Illinois ...... have come in (XHL warfare and dians, who went about six minutes Wednesday when they visit Meri­ Here Is how they line up: 23 Baylor ...... 26 N. Carolin.x .State . Baptist ...... 600 ”If DeMarco did win on a foul,” Chamber of Commerce officials. den to take on Maloney. mleri 145-14V-417, MUte Fortin with the Washington Redskins or 20 Pittsburgh 13 5ttchlgan State 7 Texas ...... Central is deadlocked for first place without a field goal during the 159-147—414, ^ e te Brazitls 145- 34 Tennessee ...... Center Congo No. .500 I said Greenberg, "xx’e will have to • • • middle stages of the first period, _ Crntral Kansas. ham 135-376, Archie LaRochelle Simmons...... o 2-2 2 353, Stan Sasicla 352, George Bar­ victory. T arm. S t l.,ouls trounced the Giants, keep the Indians in contention. five of 14 field goal tries and nine McCurr.v ...... 2 3-6 7 Varrick boasts the best average, SUN BOWL — 'Villanova (7-2) Georgia Tech is a defensive- ber 141, Luddy Hansen 139. ”I don't know if we can taka 21-10, and Conerly played like a Meanwhile, Central hit on a of 11 at the foul lane. Co-Captains Andnilot ...... 2 ft-7 10. 123.4. and WlchlU (8-2) rated even. A minded club that never permitted Dallev f ...... 2 the victory away from DaMarCo,” 60-year-oM, not a man 20 years more than satisfactory 39 per cent Bill Andnilot and Paul Quey front­ 2-3 6 SI gathering of 12,500 is expected. more than one touchdown or 10 Kelley ...... 2 1-1 6 he said, "but if incompetency on younger, Sherman knew ConM-ly field goal average caging 23 of ed this surge which found Man­ Kaffee Klatchers—Helen McCann Kickoff time is 4 p.m., EST, and points per game during the regu­ Y L^giie — Stan Sasicla 157— was not up to full game status and 58 shots attempted. Ihe Rams 17 Totals ...... 16 19-26 51 ABC will televise the game. , 407, Don Carpenter 135—395, CHiet the part of any official Is proxmd, chester closing the gap to one point Score at half 31-29 Central. 188—513, Alice Chlttlck 182—449. lar season. Stan Gann and Billy after the S t louls game, no one Lothridge will work on Penn Nowicki 141 385, Dick Bucklev the commission has to move on it had to tell Conerly that he could Holiday Bantans Girls — Kathy AJl-AMERICA BOWX — Major State’s weak pass defense. Galen 141—379. John Rieder 139—374, and do whatever we can.” no longer operate at full steam. In Kusmik 113, school squad favored by seven Hall, who completed 50 passes Ralph Folhcrgill 362, Andy La- Greenberg also said he xva* anx­ game No. 2, Sherman tactfully points over the small school team. during the season, will lead Penn moureaux 135—3.58, Al Bu'jaciua ious to correct the Impression that started Ooherly but got Tittle into Golf Postponed Holiday Early Birds—Iris Vacan- Crowd of 15,000 expected for 4:30 State’s attack. 3,54. Ed Buja\iclus 137 350, Ed Boston is an unfair boxing city. action as soon as he could and the Finals in 14 Tourneys tl 113— 117, Glnny Larson 119, Jo p.m., EST, start. This one will The North already has won Kovis 161, Carl Bolin 140, Paul "Whether Boston’s poor reputa­ Giants rolled up five straight wrins. Packers Favored, not be televised nationally. three in a row over the South in ORANGE BOWL CorrentI 137. tion as a boxing town is juitlflai CsMell 112, Vlvl Bayer 111, Glsele COTTON 9OWL ihii' - •• i; In the games thereafter. Tittle was Weathermaa, for the second or not Isn’t the point,” he said. straight year, has been the Golding i n , Mary Scata 110. the Blue-Gray aeries. Dave Sa- LSi; (9-1) No. 1 with Conerly standing in the The big weekend of action got rette, Davis’ Syracuse mate, is the COIAJRADO (9-1) TEXAS (9-1) MISSISSIPPI (9-1) Green Jr. Boys — Ron Starrett ”Th-e point is that the reputation Headline College Slate winner In the scheduled New S Rice ...... 16 24 Oklahoma State ...... 0 28 California ...... shadotvs. However, when Gie Giant Garden Grove Caterers — Ruth under way last night when Lamar big man in the Blue attack which 3 16 Arkansas ...... 0 110-112, Bill Allen 128, Bob Byrnes evidently exists and we’ve g o t ,to attack sputtered' again st the Year’s Day Open Golf Tourna­ Tech of Texas defeated Middle 16 Texas Aggies .. . . 7 20 Kansas ...... 19 42 Texas Tech .... 14 20 Kentucky ...... 6 ment at the Manchester Coun­ HiUnskl 115-117 — 338, Norma also has plenty of beef—a line 121, Cliff Hassett 116, Terry Klo- see what we can do about reewy- Browns in Cleveland, Conerly got Tennessee, 21-14, in the Tangerine 10 (iiKirgia Tech . . , n 9 Allaml, Fla...... 7 41 Washington Stale 8 33 Florida State ...... 0 Ing it. Otherwise we’re liable to New York {/P)— Tlie classic clash of mighty Ohio State and try Club. 4 Courtney 127—337. Doris PrenUce averaging 221 pounds and runners 42 South Carolina . . ter 115. Bob Constantine 112, off the bench and not only ran the Bowl. averaging 200. Auburn’s Bobby n 13 Kansa.H State ...... 0 28 Oklahoma 7 47 Houston ...... Larry Duhaime 111. lose some big bouts that should 129—335, Mae Janlk 121 — 335 24 Kentucky ...... It 22 14 xf- ■ team well but passed the Giants to challenging Southern California tonight heads the wrapup Alex Hackney, professional, Fran Crandall 116-129 — ' A small crowd of 6,000 was on Hunt will call the signals and han­ Oklahoma ...... 3.8 .Arkansas .... 7 41 Tiiinne ...... 0 ^ be in Boston.” 334 Unfrozen 28 Florida ...... 0 7 Missouri ...... 6 34 Rice ...... announced yesterd^ that the 7 47 Vanderbilt ...... 0 victory. program of college basketball’s most hectic week—the holi­ Eleanor Rlcclo 130, Lori Sinlcrope hand in near-freezing Orlando, dle the throwing for the Gray Jaycee Alldgets — Tim Hassett Greenberg did not refer to any seventh annual - 18-Hole Open Fla., for the game. team. 10 Mississippi ...... 7 12 Utali ...... 21 27 SMI" ...... 0 7 USU ...... 10 day tournament season. '5' 117, Charlotte Heim 116. 30 North Carolina . . 107-113, Brian Newman 109, Marty specific bouts. But the Floyd had been postponed for at least Green Bay, Wis., Dec. 30t Th* carefully tended turf of Cltyfa sudden death basis until some- Lamar Tech quarterback Win The Sun Bowl is another big of­ 0 7 Nebraska ...... 0 33 Bavlor ...... 7 54 Chattanooga ...... 0. Sport magazine wdli present a Finals in at least 14 major tour­ turned back Mississippi Southern 14 Mississippi State 6 34 loxxa State ...... n 0 TCU ...... Hebert 102, Jim Hebert 100. Patterson-Tom McNeeley heaxry- naments are on tap from Maine to one week. And it doesn’t look Merchants — Ken Seaton 379, TM------«• ,, N Stadium, covered by a tarp and a body scores.------The only sudden — Herbert scored one touchdown on fense vs. nigged defense match. 6 24 Tennessee ...... 10 new Chevrolet Corvette to the top 73-66, while South Carolina took much like we’ll be able to get (fP)— Eager Green Bay finally 62 Tulanc ...... 0 29 Air Force ...... 12 25 Texas Aggies 0 37 .Miss. Slate ...... 7 w.eight title fight waa shifted from performer in Sunday’s pro foot­ California and Oregon. A1 Heim 135—371, Harvey Duplin V yer of straw since mld-Novem- death playoff game in history was a 52-yard jaunt and tossed a three- Wichita, Missouri Valley cham­ here to Toronto this year. thq’Pat- Harallne, 80-77. It In the following week either.” gets a chance to see a Nation­ be;^, was firm but unfrozen. When 234 Total • 50 177 Total 79 291 Total .59 326 Total 40 Hninemakers' Holidnv — Diane ball; playoff game. Channels 22 1*1—369, A1 Cowles 367, Charlie played by Baltimore and New yard pass to Armour McManus in pion, plays a wide open game with terson camp Insisting on an Quarterbacks have Southern (3al play for the Los Archie LaRochelle 355, Bill Chap­ tomorrow after 42 years of Stangarone running. Villanova Bertha Sweet 452. chusetts Boxing Commiaaimi ra- won the previous Sport awards, St. Mary’s of California took previously play was canceled— man 354. waiting when the favored cleats \were able to cut into the the Packers wpuld have the edge Monda.v, the big four of the post gave up a total of only 80 points Archie Moore Wants Argentine Angeles Classic. The Buckeyes turf. \ TV Sports Log fused. Johnny Unitas in both 1958 and (9-0), the nation’s No. 1 team, are Loyola of Los Angeles 69-55 and 1957 and 1961. Packers pit their powerful ground because Homung had been a more season classics — the Rose, Sugar, all last season. Oh well, the skiers like the consistent field goal kicker than Cotton and Orange Bowls — will The major school stars already Q i^BALL Kayeee Tenpin—John Golangos Terry Downes, fractional mid­ 1959 and Norm Van Brockiin last deep and talented and, led by Jerry Santa Clara turned back San Holiday Jr. Girls — Mary Lynn attack against the pass-minded Vince Dpmbardi, Packer coach, 204—569, John Higham 212—M5. snow. It’s hard to please wants flrm^.footing for the power Pat Summerall of New York. be held. have won all three All-America Saturday— dleweight champ, stated Thursday seasons . .Nice to see the name Lucas, generally are regarded as Francisco 53-37 to gain the finals Rivard 117-137—359, Linda Clbro- New York Giants. Paul Cosgrove 211, AI Kozikowski that he-will not give Paul P*ndtr everyone! skl 129, Kathy Coleman 129, Claire thrusts of fullback Jim Taylor and Defensive back Jesse Whitten- Minnesota (7-2) rules ah Bowl games. This one probably 1:80—Inside Sports, I of Spahn in the national basket­ strong or stronger than the team of the WCAC at San Francisco. A sellout crowd of 41,000 is ex­ Wheels Start to Turn 206, Tom Hobin 204. Jack Lappen a title rematch In Boston bsqaua* Pavelack 116, Joan Urbanettl 115, halfback Paul, Hornung. He also ton ffnd end Bill Quinlan came out point choice over UCLA (7-3) in will develop into a passing battle Channel 30. ball new’s once again. Steve Spahn, that was upset in the NCAA finals In the Far West, It will be Ore­ pected at City Stadium although 202, Pierre Caroh 201. he fears "A Boston d e c 1 ■ 1 o n.” son of Moe Spahn of New York, gon State Vs. Oregon. Oregon Mary Armstrong 111. about 1,600 tickets, turned back by wants solid footing for his pass de­ of the hospital after a bout with tt the Rose Bowl. NBC will handle between Eddie Wilson of Arizona 1:4.5—Blue vs. Gray Football last year. Village Charmers — Ruth Oak- the flu bug to join the Packers’ Game, Channel 22. Is Dartmouth’s leading scorer this They face possibly their big­ State whipped Washington State man 122, Liz Juul 116, aara Ma- the other league members, re­ fenders to contai^ receivers like the television starting at 5 p.m., (major schools) and Ed Chlebeck By RALPH JORDAN Dei Shofner, Kylex Rote and Joe workout yesterday Lombardi said EST. of Western Michigan (small 2 p.m.—Gater Bowl, season. Moe Spahn and the writer gest challenge of the regular sea­ 78-61 and Oregon got Idaho, 71-60. thlason 115. HoUdsy Jr. Boys — G e o r g e mained to be sold at JIO each. For Overweight Mateh Auburn Coach w’efe teammates two seasons with Cochran 130-102-121—353, Skip Weather forecasts of some moder­ Walton. Y. A. Tittlexwas expected Taylor, John Symank and Max Alabama (10-0), the. national schools) Penn State vs Georgia son in the fourth-ranked Trojans. McGee, v/ho had been on the in­ Tech. Channel 3. In the early 1940s, during my Wilmington, Del., in the American Southern Cal (9-1), headed by Kelly 122-113, Howie Baldwin 119 ation in recent sub-zero tempera­ to be the Giants’ starting quarter­ Basketball League, forerunner of -114, John Tinker 111-112, Art back with 40-year-oId (Jliarlie Con­ jured list, were found fit for bat­ 4:43— This Week in Sports. .vears as an assistant eoat-li. Au­ John Rudometkin, didn’t lose a tures were expected to clean out tle. Los Angeles (/P)— The.wheels began to tui’n today for an the NBA. Moe is out of New letterman from the team that Looking at the Schoolhtyy Scorers Pongratz 116-114, Phil Rlsconl the few remaining tickets. If the erly In the bullpen. Channel 3. ovei’weiglit match between the co-holder of the light-heavy­ burn had a fine pair of linemen The Giants also reported every­ 4:45— East vs. West Shrine named John D. and Frank Brldg- York University and later re­ finished seventh in the nation last 110-112, Ken Markstein 128, Paul Packers win the city of 65,000 is A million dollar gate is assured Third Down Trophy Winners weight championship, Archie Moore, and Argentina’s young turned as an assistant coach. . . season. Kracunas 122, Bob Hyde 121, primed for a rousing New Year’s with $400,000 in ticket sales and body ready including Alex Web­ Football, Channel 22. ers—twins. UConn returns to the basketball Frank Katkauskas 119, James EJve. $615,000 for the radlo-TV rights ster, Walton and Rosey Brown, 10 p.m.—Holiday Basketball heavyweight prospect. Alejandro Lavorante,'following the John I). Is now head roach at Other finats are scheduled In the Festival, Wars Tuesday night against Maine Quaker City at Philadelphia, Cheney’s Phil Hence Out Front Tracy 117, John Stankowiz 117, It was about 10 above when the The Green Bay ' area will be although Brown still was bothered Named hy AFL Teammates latter's two-round knockout over*' Baylor. at Storrs. Henty of tickets are Holiday Featival In New York, Gary Gallagher 115, Larry Lor- Giants arrived 2H hours late yes­ blacked out on network (NBC) TV by a sore leg. Wisconsin vs- Cincinnati, Von Clay of Philadelphia. 'The Bridgers brothers didn’t get Channel 8. The 6-4 Lavorante scored his terson and if unsuccessful, meet to play much one season but due to available. The Holy Cross-UConn Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Big entzen 114, Dick Dey 113, Joe Ca- terday after their final workout at but will hear the game on radio Sherman’s Giants have been Moors. E game Jan. 6 at Storrs is a sellout. With Rockville’s Olander Next taldl 113, Jim Walz 113, Joe Kus­ Yankee Stadium. Informed that (NBC). Game time is 2 p.m. .working on a defense to stop Tay­ ]5th knockout in 21 fights last their above-average knowledge of Eight In Kansas Caty, Poinsetta at New York — (NBA) — The (drifted do\ni from the Canadian Sunday— night when- he poli.shed off Clay In George mentioned the possibility the teehnieal side of the game xy* Greenville, S. C., Motor CMty at De­ mik 112, Phil Gay 110, Steve Maa- the Packers were extremely confi­ (EST). lor who crashed through them, for of a rematch with George Logan, saro 110, Doug Zaccaro 113. dent Coach Allle Sherman of the 186 yards Dec. 3 when the Pack­ blgge.st play In football (x>mes on ranks as a mediocre quarterback 1:15— Pre-Game Football Show one minute, 10 seconds of the sec­ used them to take and reeive mes­ Frosty Fin Society will be open troit, Evansville at Evansville, By FRANK CLINE After $300,000 of the TV cash Slid defensive back before the Pa­ who won a disputed decision over Ind., WCAC at San Francisco. Giants said, "Fine, that’s the way has been put In the Player Pen ers .beat them in a regular sea­ third down. Channels 22, 30. ond round. sages during games from scouts to for membership New Year's Day While hiS“'ball club may not be triots got the in.spiration to try 1:45—Giants x s. Packers, his fighter in Boise, Idaho, earlier the press box. Queen City at Buffalo, N. Y., Gulf HoUday Sr. Boys — Don Sim­ I like it.” The Giants reaction to slon Fund, the remainder will go son game. 20-17. That’s when the professionals The la.st of three lefts and rights this month. nnder the ice at Bolton Lake. the best in the area recordwlse, mons 131-135S.-131—394 (new high the weather was "wow.” him as an offensive end. He led Channels 22, 30. caught Clay on the side of the This required running up 54 Frank White reports, that several South at Shreveport, La., the into the lecelpta pool. Each mem­ Lombardi’s mitn concern is the deliver. Moore heard this with deep Downeast at Bangor, Maine, Cheney Tech’s Phil Hence is the triple), Larry Jamaltls 139-153 The Packers, SH point favorites, the AFL in .scoring, with talented head and dumped him face down stadium steps* then scampering of Manchester’s skin divers will hottest handed shooter on the ber of the winning team is ex­ long ball, threat of tittle or Con--> In the American Football toe and hands. scorn. Washintgon ln\dtational at St. (new high single)—382, Don Gliha were to Umber up for about 15 pected to collect about $6,000. erly throwing to Shofner-and Rote. Monday— on the canvas and Referee Charlie hack down to the bench. Since they gather at-11 o’clock at the state seven schoolboy basketball teams 127—344, Rich Lovett 122-112 — LeagOe. eight such pros are hon­ "Why bother with Logan when Louis and the Far West Classic minutes this morning on the frozen Each loser will get about $3,000. Both coaches claim they pl,m No one was interested in Otto as 12:30—Orange Bowl Previews, Randolph tolled the 10 count. he can have an attraction like xvero in uniform It was a tiring boat launching area to partiri in the district. 340, Craig Phillips 113-118, Alex practice field. The Giants had ored with a Third Down Trophy, a 200-pound center out of Miami of Channel 8. job. tVe used both, letting them pate for Frosty Fin membership. at Portland, Ore. Sudden Death Possible nothing new for the big game al­ instituted this year by Newspaper Clay actually hit the deck with me,” proclaimed Archie. The Rangers’ captain has pump­ Urbanettl 111. scheduled a short workout on the If the game is tied after regu­ Florida, Not even "Texan coach 12:4.5—Orange Bowl, take every other trip at full speed. White and Paul l^tmouUs, both Free-for-AU ed home 107 points and is the only though observer.-! are taking that Enterprise Association. The eight the side of his face and was still C Among last night’s features same field later. lation play, it will be continued on with a grain of salt. Hank Stram. who was his college I.,niilsiana State vs Colora­ wobbiy when helped to his comer. For 60 minutes one Saturday cerUfied scuba Instructors, will be area player over the century mark judged mast valuable in 1961, by were the fall of DePaul from the Flavorettes—Laura Rapson 134- tutor. But a weight program filled do, Channel 8. It was only the second time in 24 these boys ran at full speed up and tu (karge. Diving holes win be cut in the scoring department. Hence’s 339. Marge Van Deusen 139, Janet the ballots of their respective 1:45—Sugar Bowl, down the steps while, in a fashion in the ice with chain saws and the unbeaten list, a free-wheeling, him out to 240 and he's a top of­ fights that he had-been stopped. Dee Heads Players 107 output has come on 39 bas­ Mallhot 130, Val Jencks 130, Jean teammates, are; fensive center. Alabama vs. .Arkansas, typical of those days, we were g et-1 Ice win be replaced at the end of benclwclearing fight and the award kets and 29 free throws in five George Blanda, quarterback, Lavorante weighed 206 and Clay of titles in a flock of tourneys. Splrito 120, Theresa Hinson 118, Out of Retirement Channels 22. 30. 181. • \ For Trip to Coast ting a good poimding on the field. I day’s activities. Each diver games. No one else on Cheney’s Alice Cora 115. 8ASKET 8AU Houston. 2:15—Cotton Bowl, win be tied with ,a Une to a lad­ DePaul was dumped 70-69 by St. Bench to Assume Bigger Part Like Blanda, who had retired Intereated VleVer .After the game xvlien .Auburn 1 club is even close with Bill. Oliver Gino CappelletU, end, Boston. Texas vs. Mississippi, had lien beaten soundly, a rather der plaoed on ioe near the holes. Bonaventure in a first round game the second top scorer with only 22. If SCOKES after a decade with the Chicago One of the most ipterested Boston (Ah — Captain Bob Dee in the Motor City affair, reducing Happy Holidays— Winding up BUI Mathis, fullback, New York. Channel 3. intoxicated gent came up to Jeff An safety preiWatiOBs will be tak­ Second best point producer on the year with good scores were Bears, the Broncos’ McFadin had 4:45— Rose Bowl, ringsiders was the Venerable heads a seven-player Boston Pa- en, White explains. Anyone inter­ the list of unbeaten major teams With Huskies After Holidays Bill Atkins, defensive halfback, been a National Foolliall i.- Moore. Beard, now athletic director, and area quintets is lanky Skip Oluider Edie McMullin 125, Yolanda Bums EAST SIDE MIDGETS Minnesota vs. I'CLA, trioLs delegation which leaves to­ proceeded to give his opinions in ested is inviM to venture out to to four — Ohio State. Mississippi of Rockville High. Off to a slow % Buffalo. standout with the Los Angeles f’hannels 22. 30. Twenty minutes later the San day for the first annual American 114, Rena Damato 112, Eileen view the operations. . .Tommy State, Villanova and Seton Hall. The Pumpers moved into sole Earl Faison, defensive end, San Rams. A shooting accident forced front of a large group of roaches start because he was late in re­ Griswold 112, Barbara Contos possession of first place in the Look for the University of Con <». previous mistakes. And he Is mfite Diego veteran was talking with Football League All-Star game to and fans. | Cosgrove penned recent holiday All but Seton Hall, which Is not porting to the team as he had 110-112-126—338. necticut.rftrnt bench lo a.ssume------a. v,i„.big rookies who He Plcgo. h.m out of football for three sea­ Promoters Cal Eaton and GeoiY* be held at San Diego, Calif., Jan. season greeting from AMngtnn, playing li; a tournament, will be Police A Fire Midget League at Sherrill Headrick, linebacker, ” .\o xvonder your coaching staff i trouble finding a replacment on an the East Side Rec last night as ger part of the load previously sons and apparently for good, un- ParnassiLs about a possible fight Pa., where be now nukes his in action tonight. hopes will provide solid depth in Dallas. lil the Broncos appealed to him in doesn’t xvin,” .he said. • ! outside job he had been holding Country Club Men— Dots won they downed the Ladders, 32-17. In handled by the durable five which with Lavorante here in March, Dee, a defensive end. and line­ “They put tlie slow, xveak ones home.' The former Manchester Westminister (P aj and the carried the Huskies to a 6-1 rec the bench. Greer knows very well Jim Otto, center, Oakland. ' a desperation measure. Now 33. during the oft season. Olander has first round honors with the Acush- the first game the Hoaemen went what he can expect of such aubetl which was Uie earliest Archie said backer Tommy Addison leave from on the field and let the strong, fast Conntry Club president reports Citadel engaged in a full scale tallied 99 points on 37 hoops and ord during a rugged December Bud McFadin, defensive tackle, he has been the best defensive he could )>e ready. nets ■ second. Best totals were re­ down to their first defeat of the tutes aa 6-6 Gerry Manning and Lo^an Airport. The others will de­ ones run up and doxvn steps all af­ meetiBg BUI Thornton of the Man­ free-for-all in the title game of 25 foul shots. He has participated slate, if indications at workouts Denver. linemen in the league since he re­ part, from their homes in various chester Sand k Gravel Co. at the the Canton (Ohio) Invitational. corded by Frank Obremski 137— season. 32-21, at the hands of the 6-4 Dave King in the comer* aa They Will receive individual "I'll find time to fight Mr. ternoon.’’ in all seven of the Rams’ games. 350, Mario Boccallatte 137—350, Bluecoats, and dropped into a sec­ which were resumed after the ported in I960. I.-avorante between milk runs,” sections of the nation. They are Giaata-Eagles ,N*FL game in Phil­ Westminster's Warren Sallade was Bemie Arcklvy has hooped 81 Christmas break may be used a.s well as 5-9 Dale Oomey in the back- trophies, in .special ceremonies ar­ safety man Fred Bruney. tackle adelphia three weeks ago. Tom Dick Sprague 136—374, Walt Leg­ ond place tie, with the winners. The one exception is Faison, He l» s Angeles—.Alejandro Ijivor- said Archie, getting in a plug for knocked out in the fracas that points add so;^omore Needles gett 140, John Chanda 367, Vin a barometer, court who were a vital factor in ranged by the sports editors in Is the AFL’s wave of the future— Jim Hiim, halfback Glnti Cappel- sUU finds time to play golf, when emptied both beuppea of players Paced by Joe Dlminico and Bill the development of the team dur­ the cities where they, re.side be­ ante, 206, Argenlinu, knocked out his milk company connections in Pro Basketball Niedetwerfer 68 for the Rama. Bogginl 365, Dick DeMartin 368, Hamilton the Blue Coats grabbed Coach Hugh Gieer had his bas- and the present. In August, before Von Cla.v, 181. Philadelphia, 2. Southei-ii California. letti. guiird Charlie Leo'^'andf half­ the weather Is right, and reports and coaches. He was‘ revived and ing December. tween seasons. back Larry Garron. his son, Tom, Is now a freshman helped from the floor. Quey Tops Indians an early lead and were never be­ keteers back on campus, Wednes­ the 256-pound Indiana giant had Worcester. .Mass.—Xllke Piisa- ”I was very impressed with NBA ACE WITH AID day, to begin pieparations for. a Looking over the record wWch Most awards lean to the glamor at Drake. The youngster is-one of Westminster won it (the game) Exclusive of last night's game hind as they moved out to a 16-11 boys of football — _w:jio run or played a game of pro football, teri, no, Dedham, Mass., knocked I.,avorante. He has great power. Only the champion Houston Oil­ New York 110, Bo.ston 100 the best golf prospects in the with Bristol Central, Co-Captain Ardmore, Okla. (/P>—Allan Neu- halftime edge. Hamilton collected stiff five-game *est which features .saw Connecticut produce victor­ astute Emlen Tunnell of the Green out Willie Clemmens, 165. New He ha.s speed and power. ers and the A^’estern Division vic­ St. Louis 120, Chicago 103 80-65 for the championship and its stadt scored a bole-in-onc, thanks three critical Yankee Conference ies over Yale, Harvard, Boston throw — but leave it to the play-' PhlladelphlB area. . . seventh straight vifctory. Paul Quey was Manch -ter High’s 1- points in the winning cause ers to re.spect the men who really Bay Packers .said he could play York, 2. “If the price is right I’m willing tors. the Sah Diego Chargers, Detroit 131, Cincinnati 116 top scorer with 57 point* on 22 to an assist from his dad, Wal­ while DIminiev chalked up 16, games and Storrs dates with ma College. Massachusetts and Brown regularly on any team. Rochesler, Minn.—Del Flanagan, placed more Ihaft seven men on the Philadelphia 123, Los Angeles Among the other windups were ter. Allan’s tee shot landed only jor powers Holy Cross and Man­ while losing to Fordham, the Hus­ carry the load. Only two of the to fight him.” said Archie who * * • . in the Sun (Jamlval at El Paso, baskets and a fine 13 for 16 at the eight in the final period. For the 1961 Third Down winners, Blanda In his recruit year, as the most 162, SI. Paul, outpointed Tniiiiny All-Star teams. 118. Time Marches On: Quarter Cen­ Inches from the cup. His father’s hattan before a tworweeks fina kies are being paced by the back- campaigns more as a heavyxveight Tex., with Texas Western bomb­ foul stripe. Tall Dave McKenna Hosemen, Don Oleschefskie (13) and Mathis, are offensive backs. brilliant of the Fearsome Four­ Caldwell, 162. Detroit. 10. Duunc than a light heavyweight. tury Club at Hamilton Standard was next for the Indians with 47 shot bounced the ball into the cup examinations period which begin,-. oonrt duo of Lenny Carlson and some Eai'l Faison showed he could Horsman, 162- Chatfield, 5Iinn., ing New Mexico 73-55 for the set the pace with Bob Bowen and Jan. 15. . Blanda, the 33-year-o!d field Manager Pinky George display­ recently welcomed Albert (Putt) points followed by George May 25, and the club ruled Allan had an Kenny Hence each adding four Andy Czuchry. Progressing verv be e star on any team. out|M)inted Eddie Simms, 161, 5IH- championship; The Hurricane at PHIL HENCE official hole-ln-one. “ We haven’t worked the bench general qf the champions, was also ed a cable offering Lavorante Ealmond Into the membership. Miami, Fla., with Temple beating Don Simmons 22 and Bill Andnilot points. well at the pivot is 6-110 sophomore That kind merit awards. waiikee, 10. '' Saimond is a former well known as much as we’d like to, ” Greer the league’s top player and couldn’t three fights in South America next Miami (Fla.) .85-67; at the Gator For the Pumpers. Pete Dimlnlco Eddie Slomcenskl while 6-6 Wait be overlooked.. Mathis was a re­ year and another from Germany. local basketball player, first at Big Bob O’Laughlln and speedy states, "and we are going to con Griffin and 6-7 Bob Haines have Bowl at Jacksofivllle, Fla. with and Andy Hoyt teamed up to move centrate on developing our prom­ ject by Houston a year ago who The (Cincinnati Reds, National But George said he primarily Manchester High and later with Virginia Tech taking Florida, 78- Jeff Heintz are waging a mferry their team into first place after turned in commendable work In Scholastic Basketball League champions, have 14 the Rangers and British-Ameri- ising sophomore.') for the rugged caught on with the Titans as a would like to get a title fight with 69. Bowling Green surprised tattle for the scoring leadership at the Hosemen lost. The Pumpers the comers. This quintet has car­ third-stringfcr, tacked on 20 pounds ___ rookies on their 1962 roster. heavyweight champion Floyd Pat- cans. He is a machinist in the Ellintgon, O’Laughlin has caged battles aliead when we play flv Houston 47-45 in the finals of the Celtics Play Like Dwarfs now boast a perfect record of 4-0 games in 12 days." ried the lion’s share of the load to between seasons (to 220) and Platt 69, Wethersfield 59. Machining Department at Wind­ All-College at Oklahoma City. 73 points on 24 hoops and 25 free in the standings. While Dlminico date for the Huskies, playing with Hillhouse 69. Weaver 48. sor Locks. Another 25-year-man There ir no doubt the strength made the yai-dage on a team which Fifth-ranked Kansas' State out throws but is being pressed by wag finding the range f o r 12 tal­ very little relief during the first leaned to the pasi^j. Bristol Central 56, Manche.ster from Manchester at Hamilton is Heintz who is only three points And Knicks Up and Triumph of the Huskies will be tested diir six games. lasted Missouri 62-57 to gain the lies, teammate Hoyt chipped in Ing this stretch and such sopho The honor men typify the op­ 51. Nels Quimby, prominent In local finals of the Big Eight affair. behind with 70 on 26 buckets and with 10. For the losers Collin Bri.stol Ea.stem dl^ Hail 47. sportsmen's clubs. . .Jack Tay­ IP gift awards. more replacements as 6-1 Dorn portunity-provided by the new They’ll meet Iowa State, 49-46 Judd was the top point getter with Pemo and 0-3 A1 Ritter, both football circuit to rehabilitate Southington 49. Che.shire 47. lor, former assistant golf pro at winners over Oklahoma. Jim Toomey is Coventry’s leader New York (A5—The haughty<|.malnstay, waa held to 11 points. six and FYed Owen, who also play­ Bulkeley 55. Norwich 40, tha Manchester Country Club, Is with 67 points in a half dozen Boston Celtics, cut down to the guards; 6-6 Fred Roever, center; careers that had foundered. Mlssisippi State (8-0) edged past connecting on only three of 21 ed a fine floor game, added five and 6-4 Bill Della Sala, forward; RHAM No Match New Lendon 54. Pulaski 45. vacationing in Ft. Myers, Fla, , . games. They have come on 26 bas- size of dwarfs, were wondering shots from the floor. markers. Headrick, called by one of the Windham 66, Ckmard 55- I Maryland 64-62 to gain a speS in will have to fill the breach while Weather permitting, pubUc super­ etAand 15 free throws. Texana "a real Inspiration to ail,” Newington 64. Middletown 50. vised ice skating will be allowed the Sugar Bowl title game agamst today who changed the script. For the Knicks, Willie Naulls the starters gain a respite. For Bac6n (Quintet B Pace setter at RHAM is Paul turned in an outstanding defensive had dropped out of football and Bacon Acade)ny 40, RHAM 26. today unUl 10 p.m. at Charter Oak Louisiana State, 84-70 conquerors Jurovarty with 48 tallies on 20 The lowly Knickerbockers were Plenty of Work Into the oil fields. of Louisville. game and emerged high scorer Hebron—Leading by but one James Memorial 72, Farming- Park and Simday and Monday at hoops and eight fouls. skip supposed to roll over and play with 24 points. Greer has been using these "He’s all-world,” said Ray Col­ ton 70. Charter Oak and Cienter Springs • A couple of the other big pair­ ^rankel U next with 28 points dead last night when the world Sport Chatter rookies quite a bit during prac point in the third canto, 22-21, lins, a 10-year veteran of pro foot­ ings tonight pit second ranked Cln^ Wilt • Chamberlain and Elgin Lyman Hall 63, Woodrow Wilson from 10 to 12 and 1:30 to 10 on Etat Catholic’s all^wlnning champion Celtics showed up in tlce this week with a view to­ Bacon Academy ralUed its forces ball. 54. Sunday and 1:30 to 10 pm . Mon­ dnnatl against surprising Wlscon' ^shm en quintet is led by Bill Madison Square Garden for their Baylor put on another of their ward Inserting them into actioi Atkins came to the Bills last' sin In the Holiday Festival In New ST. JAIVIES* basketball team and pulled away from RHAM to Plainvllle 68, St. Thomas day, Skiing. wUl be permitted both ^ o y Tom McPartland. TYoy National Basketball Association scoring duels in Philadelphia's vie- whenever possible. The Huskies year after the San Francisco Forty Aquinas 34. York, while unbeaten Villanova game. tory over Los Angeles. Chamber had to go two overtimes last night who began the season with a king- ^ a t a 40-28 will. Bacon sports a I see not a step before me as I tread on anothei’ \iear; day and n l^ t, unUl 10:30. at Mt. nolda a one point edge through 2-4 record and RHAMRHaxt i is- 2-3.o » NInera dropped him. CappellettI Killlngly 49. E. O. Smith 47. Nebo and coasting each day untU puts its 10-game streak on the Instead, lain came out with 60 points, to defeat Derby, 50-49, in that city. sized loo< featuring almost an en ttelr first four games, 54-53. Both the Knicks, riding Bob Martens’ basket did the trick. Lefty Kowalski (15) and dark at Center Springs Park. line against Powerful Iowa In the have connected on 18 baskets with along In the Eastern Division Baylor 52, and that more than tlrely new lineup resume action Bfil But I’ve left the Past in- God’s keeping, the future His Quaker City championship match. basement, spelled the difference. The latter also led the scoring with a Yankee Conference engage­ Wheeler (13) wore the big offeu- mercy shall clear p o y COTivertlng a like number of whipped the Celtics, with 15 points. Gary Minor chip­ Bive r One of the bigger upsets last free throws while McPartland has 110- 100. The Pistons were making a run­ ment against Maine at Storrs, guns for Bacon w.hlle Paul L.quire has announced Its, night was Yale’s 92-83 surprise of ped In with a dozen for the Saints. Tuesday night, Jan. 2. dropped 17 gift shots through the It was: away of their game with the Roy­ ‘he loee^s wlthTl PLUMBUMS And wliat looks dark in the distance, may lirighten as Annual Dubious Achieve- Evansville, whiph puts the Ells In nets. als until the last period. Trailing Maine has taken the measure I draw near. mepts Awards for 1061,” in the the Evansville finals against Ten­ 1. Only the fifth loss In S3 by 27 points, Cincinnati rallied NEW POOL RECORDS were of the Huskies twice during the starts for the .Celtics. RHAM *^^™e hi which Water Heaters Mary Gardiner Aratoard. iettm ry issue. Kudos In the worid nessee. Tennessee edged Pitt 84 and cut the deficit to 15 points, broken at Manchester High past two winters; and although points from f t ImorU go to; ’’Worst Horse of 83 in overtime. Wednesday when the Alumni most of the per.-:onnel that turned the free throw line HEATINfl 2. Their first defeat by an E!ast- 115-110. But then Detroit ran off Humidifiers Boot*, “ who wus In the Poinsetta, Georgia Tech em Division team. 12 straight points to cinch .it trounced the schoolboys, 60-27. the trick for the Black Bears ha.s Summary: * A s the clock strikes New Year, may we i p g 4be luortli n e e at the Fort and Arkansas are set for the Sport Schedule In other games, the ■ Philadel­ Oscar Robertson ot Cincinnati Bill Stuek smashed the 200-yard graduated, they still have the ex­ Bacon (40) individual, medley in 2:17.2. He citing Skip Chappelle returning Behumidifiers As the old year draws to a close we pray that the new ^(Ontarle) Jocfcnr ofaib itj two finals. Arkansas nipped Clemson phia Warriors downed the Los was the game's high scorer with Kowalski B. F. Pt«. AIR CtmUITIOHING add a note of thanks to our m<3ny friends ’ ahe feaped a low 82-60 and Georgia Tech edged Fur­ Today Angeles Lakers, 123-118, In Her- 38 points. Gene Shue had 26 for also set a new KX)-yard freestyle points to his first seven games- Detcio .., 6 3 15 , Four of the next five games are Chumey , 0 3 3 Air Cleaners turned a aomeraault and man 72-65. The Motor City pita St'. shey, <^>a.; the Detroit Pistons Detroit. mark In .50.4. In the 100-yard 0 year will see hate and fear erased from our lives. We RHAM at Lebanon. breutstroke. Bob Smith bettered at Storrs. A real tough one Is Kondzior 0 0 for their much appreciated kindness. aa lafMd lake. "Ib e Bonaventure against Detroit, easy polished off the Cincinnati Royals, Bob Pettit scored 32 points for Wheeler . . 1 0 3 t Heat Pumps landed ia a flower bed. 97-69 vtctora over Syracuse. 'Diesday. Jan. i 131-116, and the St. Louis Hawks the Hawks against the Packers his own record in the time of 1,11.2. Rhode Island at Kingston on'Jan Morgan , . 6 1 13 pray that each, in his own small way may contribute Ellington at Windsor Locks, 9. The other YanCon battle is a Rutl^n . 1 .4 6 Bexlag Traaks DeHgn of Maine Tronnoed belted the Chicago Packers, 120- and ran his career total past the 1 0 '3 Wednesday, Jan. 8 103. home date with New Hampshire Water Pumps to a finer, more peaceful world. ar,” AKhle Blaonfe Ber- Georgetown (D.C.) topk a 76-76 14,000 mark. The Hawks made HIGH FOB WAHOO Totals ... WILLIAMS bexlag ahorta. A special Manchester at Maloney, 7:45. The Celtics were a frustrated things easy for themselvss by on Thursday, Jan. 11; and the se* 16 10 40 squeaker oveV Richmond and VMI Cheney Tech at East Windsor, 2. Denver (A’)—During the winter, is com plete with -reserved-seat BHAM (26) Water Coolers Waal la Wckegr Maatle, en- dropped George Washington 76-67 bupch against the Knicks. Every-, pouring In 11 straight polrite In B. F. Rockville at St. Thomas thing they did was wrong. By the the first quarter. Ed (Wahoo). McDaniel, linebacker attractions Holy Cross (Jan. 6^a ■Jurovaly , Pli. -r “Hoaia-: Hoa Ifitter l>ast to gain the finals of the Richmond from Midland, Tex., waa traded by Mortlock . . 6 0 10 Water Softeners OIL SERVICE, Inc. *h 9«aae Tbfoogb In ‘The Aquinas. end of the second period. Captain sellout) and Manhattan Jan. is_ Taylor .,. . 0 d 0 Invitational. TTie Oownnsst pita East Catholic at St Anthony’s, the Houston Oilers to the Denver seats still available). 0 1 1 “ Our. Reputation THE M g r ISaa -Eatb’a ftoe- Bob Cousy waa shaking his head Thompson 0 0 DCLCO-HEAT powerful Rochester, 96-75 -victor 8:80. Broncoa. Both are In the American Lull Helpful ‘ Carter ..., 0 Zone Okntrol I* Your AsSilranco’*^' of over New Hampshire and Colum­ in disgust Tommy Keinsohn, P ro Basketball 1 0 ' Fridsy, Jan. 6 Boston’s top scorer, whtf was held Football Isagua After his first Commenting on his practice tac­ Coveil .. 4 0 i .S' B n t bia, which stopped Maine 73-S7. Hall St Manchester, ABL workout to the mile high atmos­ 0 1 1 Bath Remms GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS JARVIS ENTERPRISES ------8, Arena. to only eight points, was _ sprawled Pittsburgh 96, Chicago 92 tics during the holiday - season, Boufcher • 1 .In tbs Gulf South, Centetuuy Tert at Wnal Tech, ».'ln d ls ^ f o n 't h e bench. phere, big Wahoo guped: “Some­ Frankel 0 2 Cleveland 114, Washington 98 Greer states. he is happy he h u Dowling 1 0 3 l^ow n for Quality Product* aad Servlo* DART'S DAIRY ALEXANDER JARVIS. Pmsident hUI tarSoutb OuoUaa. CentsBUY BUlngtoo at RockvUls, 8. ^ BIU Russell, another body must have borrowed the air . 0 0 0 Hawaii UO, K ansu c3ty 99. a lull to tile schedule eo itlvet his tmm 315 EAST CENTER RTREET u u m and4nvot to return IL” Huskies may Forte on correcting I ' «A1 Broad ML, MaaolMi*li»-ja 9-45M 13 3 3* ' AAA4N STMiT SV«L CQ»Bt ' \ ■■ / . « ' V . I ' J ' '

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,\.§ ' 8ATUBDAY, DECEMBER 80,1981 ^ *r-■"-■■• • Jlnnrii^afor lEtt^nitts 1$(raUii. :*'4 f.*,\ . ’ • ' ■ II (This waa Mmewhat of « repast < ^ ^ u tT o w n peifoi^anee of another occasion Hills Now Playing Hmrd Along Main Street recently when he ran out of gas THE -mous Sants and organ under Frederic Werner, In Troas. "And upon the first decided to pare the card list and and in the band plays comet and women at South Woodstock. Conn.!Claus who has made her fourth pad the charity gifts. day of the week, when we were Christmas in this countrj’ so Services Planned glockenspiel. gathered to break bread, ^ u l The Manchester WATES have hsppy. Who came off the card list 7 His wife, the former Betty Park dlscotiraed with them . . ." canceled their meeting for Jan. 2. On the day after Christmas the People they .see regularly though New Year’s Eve of Fort Worth, Tex., lives at 75 The express purpose for the Election of officers will be held doorbell rang and the woman went perhap.s not frequently during the Linden St.. Manchester, with their meetyig on the first dav was to Tue^av. Jan. 9. A banquet will be down from the family's second year. Those who remained were Tile New Year will be ushered in ; The engagement of Miss Pa-^ The engagement of Miss Joan two eons, Danny and Greg. observe this memorial—the held reb. 8 at the X of C Home. floor home to open the door. No the old friends, cherished with special services at Protestant Manchester to Lesley Anderson of Manchester to weekly meeting with which all rarely .seen. i M. Richard Lambert of Ohio has Mrs. Michael Mi8o^'i^k is banquet one was there, but there were and Catholic churches. William J. Rady of Rockville has Christians reading Acts would chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert packages, wrapped and ribboned The action may have been non­ 1, been announced by her parents. be familiar. Church historians conformist, but who is to say The f 0 11 o I n g Protestant been announced by . her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Anderson, Soule. prettily, and bearing the names of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Hllin.ak< agree that the early church the four family children.. Among their e.vpression of Christmas spir­ churchcB will hold Watch Night 20 Coburn Rd. kept the Lord’s supper weekly. the gifts were toys, candy and mit­ it wasn't the more effective services New Year’s Eve: Calvary 'Jr.. S9 Garth Rc.. Her ftance is the son of Lt. and choice ? Mrs, Max Lambert, Jackson, Ohio. A Holiday Toast tens. Church, 9 p.m.; Church of the Her fiance is the son of Pro­ You are urged to atibmit Bank to Increase The woman is Mrs. Masea Gon­ Miss Anderson is a 1960 gradu­ your Bible questions for an­ Nazarene, 9:30 p.m. (no 7 pm. bate Judge and Mrs. Thomas F ate of Manchester High School. That’ll Help You Most salves. and in a letter to The Her­ Turn of Evrnto sert'lce will he held); Concordia,Rady, 100 Grove St., Rockville. swer in this column. Ad­ ^ Savings Interest ald she asks for help In identify­ A Manchester Miss, shopping in She is a student at Hartford Hos­ dress them to— ing Santa Claus so that she can I Lutheran Church. 11:30 p.m.; I The bride-elec; Is a 1960 grad- pital School 6f Nursing, class of a Hartford department store, no­ , Covenant Congregational Church, uate of Manenester High School 1963. Enjoy the holiJayn 100 Scott Drive TOe Connecticut Bank and Trust thank him peraonally. ticed that the woman next to her Manchester. Conn. , Co. will increase th^ Interest rates |! In the event, however. Uiat , 8 p.m.; First Laitheran Church, and the Hanover School of Model Mr. Lambert, a 1957 graduate Stay jafe ahd tound, Santa prefers to remain anony­ looked very familiar. (Rockville) 7:30 p.m.; Salvation ing in Hartford Mr. Rady is a of Chillicothe High School, is Say ".Mwkf .Mine .Milk’ on savings accounts, and will She wondered which of her Army. 11 p.m.: United Methodist 1959 grtduate of Rockville Higi; MANCHESTER grant a special rate for balances mous. we pass along to him this serving in the U.S. Navy as an elec­ )X'hen homeward hound last paragraph of her letter for mother's friends would dare ap­ Church, (Bolton). 11:30 p.m. School. Both a.'e employed by the tronics technician first class aboard wMeh have ren;alned on deposit pear in public in such eye-catch­ St. .Tohn’s Polish National Cath- Aetna Life Insurance CO. In Hart- CHURCH OF CHRIST for a full year. whatever additional warm glow it the nuclear submarihe Triton sta­ Orange Hall, E. Center St. may bring to him or. for that mat ing apparel (large sequin covered dlic Churcji will hold a vesper ford. tioned at New London. CONN MilK FOR HEAITH L. E. Fhippee, chairman of the I hat. black tights, high-heeled shoes serrlce at < p.m. Sundav. A Mav 6. 1962. wedding t.s Sundav School. 9:45 a.m. bank, smnounced the higher rate; ter. to everyone No date has been set for the Worship. 10:45 a.m.; 6:00 p.m. will take effect Jan. 1. People in. this country are so . bright coat, Masses will be celebrated on planned. (Bradford Bschrach Photo) wedding. (Brown Thomson stiid(o) A i i d i After the first of the year sav­ nice. We received nice gifts from ' ^ clerk appeared and solved I New Year's Day at the following ings deposits will earn interes’ people I haven’t even met. 1 wish fhe mysler>-, Catholic churches: Church of the at the rate of *'s per cent from 1 know more nice words to let you It seenrs that the lady, with Assumption. 7. 8. 9, 10:15, and ' day of deposit, 'nstead of the pre­ people know" how happy we are. whom she was rubbing eIl)ows at 11:30: Sacred Heart (Vernon). 8, vious rate of 3 per cent. ’The spe­ I don’t feel unhappy any more. ” i a table filled with shoes was none 9:30, and 11; St. Bartholomew’s, 8. cial rate, to encourage long-term ----- ' ■ I other than movie star Lana 9:15 and 10:30; St* Bernard's savers, will be 3^ per cent. I-uneh-Sitting rTiirner. (Rockville). 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11: St. I Bridget's. 7, 8, 9. 10 and 11; St. The new rates follow a recent regular patron of a down­ revision in Federal Reserve reg- town lunchroom, who.se busines.j He .Should Stay Home Francis of Assisi (South Wind- ^ulatkms raising the legal limit on office is located nearby, delight.s A Manchester student we know son. 7, 8, 9. 10:15 and 11:30: St. ■avlnge Interest paid by com­ in baiting the woman manager; has the damdest good luck when Janies’. 5, 6. 7. 8. 9, 10 and 11; St. mercial banks. and chief factotum of the eating' it coc.ies to driving, Maurice (Bolton) 8;30. 10 and' place. ' She lust got her license In the 11;,30: St. John's Polish National One morning recently the pa- j summer, and is driving her fa- Catholic Church, 8:30. tron walked in and. handing the ther's car. manager a paper bag. said; "Wii!' So far, she'has neither run out you please ]^t this In your refrig- | of gas nor had a flat, and her ac- Females in Town erator?” jCident record is negative. No questions asked, the bag wa« I The otlier afternoon, her father placed in the refrigerator. i decided to take the car (.for a Oulnuinber Males At noon, friend patron walked change i to a nearby town. In and sat downi. On the way. he ran out of gas Manchester's female.; outnum­ The manager, anxious to stall off, and had to walk a good distance bered its males by 400 in I960, the customary heckling, rusheil I before finding a service station. the State Development Commi.siuon say.s in a breakdown of population figure.; for the town. Reporting the total population at 42.102 119601, the commission may gladness fill your says that of this number 21.751 are females, while the remaining 20.351 are male.s. THE SALVATION ARMY The number of females i over 14 years old i include 3.023 single 10 - 594 married, and 2.093 widowed and divorced. I The male population (over 14 BANTLY 0IL CO. -SUNDAY SCHOOL- lyeai.s oldi comes to 3.164 single * . FUEL OIL . ' ' 10.518 married, and 602 widowed SSI Mala 8L--,4IaiidHliB|«: “Reaching and Teaching for Christ'* and divorced. T Phoaea .MI 9-45S5—Tit 5 ^ ill visit A Bible-Centered Class This Week j By race. Manchester's popula­ Discover The Warmth Of Christian FeUowshIp .Anaiting You. tion is composed of 41.9,50 Caucas­ “'.-SO A.M. 661 .MAIN .STREET ians; 132 Negroes, and 20 of other races. Listed by households, there are 12,421 Caucasian and 22 non-Cau­ casian. The figures were furnished to the Chamber of Commerce's de­ OPEN partment of community develop­ AUDAY ICE PLANT ment. SUNDAY ^ AM. COMMERCIAL OP E N AND -MONDAY SUNDAY, DEC. 31 INDUSTRIAL PAINTINO Insnrance Coverage For *- Your ProtecHnn 9 AM. to 6 P.M. 8100.000 Compensation SSOh.OOO Public Liability PHARMACY 825,000 Property Damage ■a MSI4—M4 CEKIKB ST. L. T. WOOD CO. Established 1915 may •il BIS8ELL STREET ♦0 Years Of Service

TUNE TCASERS YVM. OICKSON, A SON FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ~ Phone MI 9-0920 1 WeWillBeOPEN H,,: WHERE kt. All Day SUNDAY THE MARBLES? J DIAL 1230 And MONDAY By Rogers 0 A.M. to 10 A.M. Since the town officials In­ PLENTY OF FRESH FILM I.N STOCK sist upon closing-out the year POIvAROID—KODAK—ANSCO—TECIINirOIX)R like .school bo>'s let’s l>ring out the marbles. hearty First: There is not the rWINF slightest ambiguity in that sec­ tion of the tow'n charter adopt­ LENOX PHARMACY ed in 1947 which says "provid­ ed all meetings shall be open 299 E. CENTER ST— Ml 9-0896 to the public,” Read Herald Advs. Second: There isn’t another million dollar business in the world which does not have a in coming trained runner-up man who can step in if the top executive P V E YOU REACHED AGE 65 SINCE OCT. 31.19617 is out-of-town or ill. Third: An a.saistant to the top executive does all the things the top executive does, If so, you may bo eligible NOW for in the latter’s absence, except­ ing changing established poll- :f ' ■ , . - oie.s or making new policies. new Fourth; To be specific in the Manchester, town) manager sit­ uation. there is only one man CQISNECTieUT who. can intelligently determine sntt! the tiuties of the assistant town IHii! manager and that man ia the Extended'Health Insurance i^wn manager. Eventa of the paist few weeks prove that no ms>*mm Connecticut 65 pays up to $10,000 for major medical other town official is competent to chart the duties of an as­ \m care and does hot require a physical examination. sistant town manager. iiliil' For complete details and an application form, see .any Fifth: There isn’t a succeas- resident agent or broker licensed to sell health in­ ful top official in either public ii or private businesis who iivlU surance in Ginnecticut. Or call or write Cpnnecticut take even one exception to f_65jL 650 Main Slreet, .jHartfprd 3, C onnecticut. these long established policies iiifi! ’ In public business, big or small iill business. i l l ASS06iATED CONNECTICtlT HEALTH IHSURAHCE COMPANIES So let’s have a relatively i i i Happy New Year by debunking the bunk now.

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Mark Riohman find to our surpriae that our “good law enforcement agencies under soUd handMiake is aB but buried in Attorney General Robert Kennedy the grip of the other.*' are becoming increasingly effec­ Surprlaingly enough, Mark’s in­ tive in thwarting underworld delicate hands were used for a operations HoUyt number of years to prepare doc­ In ooQjuncUoiW'WiUt federal, tor’s prescripthMis. In 19B1, Mark state and local law enforcement was graduated with a bachelor bf ageneies, Cain operates much like on TV Preceded Acting Roles science degree flmn Philadri^la a commando, setting up widely College o f Pharmalcy and practiced scattered bases ef operaUena the proCeaoion in Rooemont, i ^ From these, he oonducts a guet^ By RR8KINE JOHNSOH HeUywned OttmmmSmS 9 r rA in u o e b a k d 'Tm probably the only actor lilia war fought in theatreaU sad I >two ytmn before his knee waa seri- penthouses of the “big shote” Nnwapayer EBtoegeSaA*. J««dc tytftim, one of .the moM ousiy injured in the last game of iioenaed to practico pharmacy la dtorofitfhK Mevision cotumniotii two aUtea New York and Penn­ against aa enemy m vicious aa HoUywood — (NEA) — HoRf - the 1M6 season. any our oeuntry knows. siMl critlee M id of Mark Richnui!» "It was a pretty rough way to sylvania," he commented. woodMea are talking about: IR a after Ma performaaee in a UK. Fortunately, hia real lose waa As a remit, the picture of big surprising Dinsb Shoca-GeoPEP make a Uving,” R lcW an re- time crime — its dollars and cents Sted Hoar fbama, “Riohima ttiaikad. "But I loved it and acting, 00 after a year, he quit Montgomery "hapyiMt” ootqpte ateala Steal Hour . . . waa the pharmacy to enter auaomer stoek, operatioo, the civle corruption end breakup. There’# reportedly a mm would do it over again.” moral degradation — is revealed. real atar, a young leading man to NaturaUy, aa a former profeo^ the auocese that has brought him doB, from distant shores, in Mont- rememlier: aoUd, atraight-forward, to atar in “Gain’s Hundred.” lacidente portrayed la “Cain’s goaery’s life. But Hollywood to sional foothaU player, Martc is a Hundred” not only have happened moataffeeUva.” big man. Not only is his sise im­ In addition to Richman's fine sUU laughing about the story od Near aa atar and only Continu­ or can happen, but aotuaUy are their parting. Montgomery’s fupwi pressive but we were mads stark­ acting abiUty, “ Cain’s Hundrod” happening. ing perfonner in.NBC'a “Cain’a ly aware o f it .When we shook hia scores with documentary under­ ture factory buUt aU the futaitnia Hhukbad" ^(Tueadaya, 10-11 p.m. hand. Since we' nicet many woU- tones the urgent problem of or­ in their home and when the final B8T), Mark Richman has proved ganised crime in the United StatM. showdown came Dinah reportedly himself more than worthy of known pensonaliUes. we take pride said to George: in a good solid handshake. How­ It takes, the viewer behind the pratte. As aa ex-gangland attor­ ever, every once in a while we are scenes for realistic close-ups of Coming Shows “Oo — and take your furnitiHB ney, Rlohman aa Nicholas Cain numerous unlawful activities that I | With you!’’ qiearheads a federal drive t6 introduced to someone like Robert tax the pubUc biUiona o f doUara He's considering the offer. bring to justice the nation’s^ top Taylor and Mark P'rhman and each vea- and .how, hnw v—derai Attempting to clear himself of Doris Day’s decision to face the hundred underworld figures. a robbery he did not commit, Bret TV cameras for four specials duo Richmaa’s acting ablUty waa Maverick (James Garner) is next season . . . “Gunsmoke” being noticed aatVer by another most forced to use a marked deck of knockM out of the top 10 video astute peraon, WUliam Wyler. cards in a dangerous game with shows via NBC7s old movie com­ While on a lengthy road tour in the feared Doc Holliday (Gerald petition. This wo predicted months “The Rainmaker'^ with Eva Marie Mohr) in “The Quick and' the ago .. . Bob Hope signing up again Saint, Wyler saw him perform Dead,” a Warner Bros. “Maver­ to MC the Oscar Award show, set and invited him from Massachu­ ick” drama for the ABC-TV net­ fof April 9 ,, , Portable radios now setts -to New York, on a specially work Sunday, Dec. 31. ' accounting for 43 per cent of set chartered plane, for a screen test. sales. We may not be moving for­ ‘T®e 'whole ball of wax almost Allured to the killing point by ward as fast as JFK would prefer, melted when the plane blew a tire the sight of pompous ^rnard but the portable radio boom seems on takeoff.” Mark told us. “How­ “Chilly” Childress (David White), to indicate people are at least mov­ ever, another plane waa sui;sti- whom he knows t,o be trafficking ing — around . . . tuted, and I made it to New York internationally in human misery, MGM's front office “mutiny" for the test and back again in Daved Thome (Lee Patterson') is about the ending of "MuUny on tha time to perform that night.” determined to torment "Chilly” Bounty.” Ben Hecht has been called The test was .successful, and until he exposes his soUed hands. to solve the problem 18 other writ­ Rlchmah’a movie career was begun With the help of Marcus (Vito ers couldn’t lick. Five endings land­ aa hb was cast in ah important Scotti), a pickpocket who works ed in the wastebasket with Hecht role in “PrleKdly Persuasion.” In reverse, and “Chlliy’s” girl now writing the sixth . . . Ince then, hla credits piled high- friend Marcy (Elizabeth MacRae). The rumor from Rome that Lia Slnce theq, his credits- piled Dave manages nbt opiy to escape Taylor and Eddie Fisher wiU es­ higher and higher. He appeared on an expert gunman’s bullets but tablish residence in- Bwitzerlaait Broadway in “Hatful of Rain” and effect a bloodless triumph for Jus­ . . . Bob Hope in ’’Have Tux, Will “Masquerade.” His latest movie tice in •‘The Roust," » Warner Travel” may become a 20th C«h- credit U “Black Orchid” vrith An­ the tury-Fox fUmualcal. . . thony Quinn iind Sophia Lorim ' ' ABC-TV network Monday, Jan. 1, The Academy crackdown oh Hia suecfas in the role of Nielioi> vote-getting for the year’s Oscar las Cain teveay understandable fer A chance meeting as he driv­ face. Lost year, the academy ad­ other raasond. Considering one qj mits, “a few resortM to outright, hia former occupations, profes­ ers a consigmnent of Jewels to Sydney, AustraUa, finds Jeff Spen­ excessive and vulgar soUcitkin cC sional football, chaidng criminals cer (Roger Smith) employed by votes.” There are no official and ftgUing boodhmw should be ground rules, with the academy a snap. H* captained one of PhiU- and fascinated by beauUful sheep ^ ch owner Margaret Hughes leaving the decision to "the good delphia’a entrlea in the Eastern (yictorla Shaw). His job is sim­ conscience of the nominees." Profesahwisl Foatbail League for ply to check an Englishman’s cre­ Joey Bishops Crack about bio dentials, but in the course Jeff not TV show: only narrowly escapes death, he "I started in the business 20 narrowly escapes matrimony in y^ars ago following a dandnE the dramatic “The Down Under horse act and now I'm following Caper,” a Warner Bros. "77 Sun­ set Strip” drama for the ABC-TV (CoaUnoed ea Pags Three) network Friday, Jwi. 5. ^^nek Atty. Bentley Gregg, determined that his niece, Kelly, study law in SPOBTS OM TT ELECTRONICS couege, undertakes to show her 8ATUBDAY. DBG. M how interesting a career it is, in 12:iP CaMIrpla Bowlii^ «p LABORATORIES “The Law and Kelly Gregg” on 1:2* Inrido Aperts 5 1:41 24th Aaspsl Btao O iay AU- “Bachelor Father” Tuesday, Jan. 2 Stor Football Qumm u 277 BROAD (ABC-TV, 8-8:30 p.m., EST). 2d 4 The Gator Bowl S Mai^k Kichmond and guest' star Evans Evans (Contkiued on I^ e Fonrl 4.«aW «iS f*‘lcSl-&^figf:a S:4t Wrrotllas ” TWO-WAY Jaolor Daekpla BowHas IS Florida BoUSair OoU Claaoia lAINO MSTATCH SATURDAY Television "PROGRAM MdP Holiday FeolirBi BaoketbaD Toaraamest I. 4P H l»:te Skr Etas CUmum dertor her atepfaUier wlUi n MsUday Festival Basketball Tear. , ^ SUMDAT. DEC. 21 CAMS Update n M home-ihade bomb tte Daek^ Dathy Bowllas S Bese Tke CUm Talcn af Weils Fhrse tOaler) At Mmlliyn-aquare G a rd S i.*^ ? . Tea Fla Bewlfais 22 FDR BETTKB SUBRVICE UaadIrpiB Hewtioc IdM Pre.Gaaia Shaw 12. IP U:M This Is DCaiur^ •Trackback." Rardle'a fo^san 1:44 Malieaal FaatbaB Leassa Mr. Whaid » , U^taken bostase by a s»>C of onl- Playboy’s Pealbease I t Chmplaaohlp Qaaia 22. 28 Geler Gsiiaao resUval 1P:U Gaaies Theater • N. Y . GlanU va Oraea hay ■O m i m tiM BFD Xs. a a fOmg Onase Aamherse Faiade 1P:M Make That Saare 4$. U Packers. ftraats Ask AbaW Seksato f a™ .-.______lt;4p w 83 - K O im A Y . SAM. 1 FUm Fealaie n News M Wmmtker 11:1P Oraasa Bawl Fawaa Baal Bat Mew Brltala HIsh BcheeU Lete SSSMM I \ I' I •) .K \ I I - Ahead pp ■Mlywoed’s Flaeat tt 1 2 :2 fo n a s d ‘ Bawl Prarlaw AWiS- laterpal f:alUas «p ins benuUfuUy': d ^ T jS d nStS" Cartaia Time tt 12:42 Oraasa Bawl FaalhaH O a ia ^ 1:M Acceat p S:2P ^om orrow'r Another Day” . Ruth t 49 i t Shtricr Teaiple Belldap Theater ■ The Bnt Defense,” Oansster Is Roman. . .. rii tkSorada a^alUM of charsea of murd^ Satorday Seeetaealsr t 1:44 22lh Aaaaal Sasar Bawl Feat- JOHN L lENNEY "Kebecca of Sunnybrook karma” . tot his trial leads to some slnr- "Goodbye My Ihncy*' ball Oama 22, 12 Shirley Temple. Randolph Scott tllns revelations. 8pm t s Alabama va. Arluuiaaa (color) Inside Seerta M Tto Man |p Movie t t 1:12 Cattoa Bawl 2 "®he Falira Sparroor". Mauseaa Unlyeratty of Texas vs Ualv. C. LEROY NORRIS WUd BUT BIckak 4* •Apache DauMter.^' Pat arransea ORara, Walter Slesafc l:t f ZMIh Anneal Blaa-Oray " the release of a sirl who ■ has U:U of MisalMlppi. ASSOOIATB Feetball Caase xt been aa Indian caiptlve for niae Tlshtrape / pt 4:42 Aaasal Base Bawl Os s m At CramptoB Bowl, Momsomery, yCATS. Baa Fraaeieeo Beat t 11. 12 taave It To Beaver S, 4S. It IriS ..Mesrs B Weather t Minsaaota vs VCLA. (color) The Oaler Bewl » "Bearer’a Flret Date” . Hereto­ Metre—New TeslaasenI t itaurmce a f All Kinds Georsia Tech, vs Penn State fore a confirmed slrl-hater. Beav. Beqaest theater l, 4S w becomes frishtened for his flmt TM Rnph, musicnl director of B on d s a:M M ^ • s duto. ABC-TYs ’Yours fte n Song,” was "Deril'e Canyon. Virsinla Maro, Oejiss el the Silver Seraao U Dale Robertson. > •. <5«ry Cooper the ttrranger for the orchestras of SMN.MAIHBnuaCT SiM DaaM Fajey 4p .fiWSataidar MIsfet At The MeWa Paul Whiteman, Vincent Lopes, 4:M Holiday Choral Bias t PHONE m S-S859 (Color) "On The Riviera” , itia- Leo Reisman, Bbtrique Madrlguera Bis Fictare IS ny IGtyt Gene Tierney. American and Ruhinoff. . . . Ed McMahon, 7tl MAIN STREET Medic W nlshtclub comedian ia hired to im- apnouncer on “Who Do You WE INSTALL 4:W This Week in SaerU S persoMto a dasfalns French test PHONE M l 9-OMd 27th Aanaal Bul-Weet Skrtae pilot (ipal). Tnist,” BtudiM speech and drama FaotbaU Gama 21 LiiA eim Welh Sheer S. 4S, S% under New York drama critic Wal­ (:M Jhrad Daria Shew S F^turlns Lawrence Welk and hia ter Kerr at Catholic Univenity in QUALITY SAFETY Bis Tlsee WrestUas S , „ ChamMsne Music Makers. •LET THERE RE UGRT” Jnnlar Oeekpia Bewllas IS Washington, D. C.'*, . . WUliam FUrlda H ^ a y OeM CIassie 4» t:M Have Gaa. Wm Travel S S:2P aSwtm Shew 2 Phtedin Wee to preveat two Gwinn, who plasrs the Judge on f:P4 Weather, Sports, Mews S bmthers from klllliw one another ABO-’TV’s “ Day in Court," taught SEAT S a TS r r w m o A K S Stralshiawnr ■ ? Mrcel of land an their prisoners EngUsh grammar behind ChBdrea’s Bear U . . —* fathWe vast ranch. , >;2> Bteken Arrow s M :N Pans snake | the gray walls of San Quentin in •Band of nitbleaa oatlaws tries t o California long before he put aside ELECTRIC Adreateree of Ossie aad Harriet ■ lure Marshal Dillon out of town ’ Great Maaie From Chicasa -4P ao they can steal a bis Sold ahlp- his Mucator’s crMentii^ for the Free! vCOMMBICIAL •;4< AlMrleaae At Wark •• aiMc. TV camera. i Fete B Gladys S ri lESIDENflAi BnMers Branaashn MUUea OeDar Rerla y INDUSTtfAL "God Is Ky Co-PUot" Dane Clark, jtoyhond Massey. Code's ^ coNmAcmiG ATUNTICf URNACE OiL WIM Biumchek M SatYICE STATION Maabaal ep 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SE RIaci-M T 9-S701 RICH ARP y . OUBUO, Prop. Matty’s Fnaday nanips U M l f-S S 2 1 SU Middle Tpka. East 7:20 Perry Maeen ■ 51 BISSELL ST. “The Case of the Ravins River'’. Offtetell M l • .m e Mason Is retained to defend a L.T.WOODCO. Phone BO S-1129 youns Birt vhp is accused ef mmr- PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSrrER, OONNH SATGRI;)AY^ DECEMBER 30. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN., SATURDAY, DECEMBEll 30,1901 ------— - r H r — ------PAGE THREE MMHNESTER P t 6 ( ; R A M TU ESD AY Television PROGRAM Slimmer F ill In a U a r l ^ amd ^ HowardHoj Keyii ap- Oats". Erie Jaaon becomes In- HK Mi sumv •lit nw W> Plalaio spedal hour-long pro- votved In international oountep- P m y a Theater 8 ___ St eeiwol aad Clem Goes Full Time •itt Of The Air - (Color) DfOORPOKATCa) _ nating in the lamed fattlng ring after hq meeta pretty 8:28 ____ ddlehopper’s strong teeth. ■iW New TMlsBual .ormoo Tabernacle in Salt Lake German tourist girl. « . . -'fw TeMuMBf nilaa Of The Weal 11 1 ^ PaweU Shaw 22. II aiU Baara4 B m u * City. In the aurrounding Daanla The Keaace 2 I AtrioaltaMAtrioalti Newe Kahla A OUie S "Death In a Village." Priest tries “Editor’s Choice,” which won WHOLESALE •■n n * tArMtopkan W a s a ^ Hoiintalna. The Taber- 4:88 K8 SaUlvaa Shaw a Kahto A onto I W I Mto. Thaa to free the Inbabiianto of a Span- wide acclaim from critics sad Turn m n r nacle‘a^360-votoB choir win be Guests: Vocaliata Matt Monro and loM Sw aiir oUmtunm Eariy Shaw 18 •:M OaaiBa Tawa Crtoc ^ te id f* *• (md PLUMHNG md featured on the program, whieh Sandy. StewarL Additional guests: 1:88 ‘‘The Hxlle” . Douftaa Fairbanks viewers during the sunder, will . n i s la Tka Ufa to an iBaplratlonal marshaling, The satelle Alphonao Daneera. Jr. Tha n to d Man 18 HEATING SUPPLIES „ Aaricahara aa FaraSa I through' music and spoken word, Saverlo Sarldto, singing New Ta.per It 8 :18 AadM e 1 be resumed on an Utemate wedc ■iM lijWeniaiiaiBa Oar WaiM of me moral heritage that has York policeman; ainguig Barry S£fVr.toar Admiral aad Swnbby Editor Bob Major ruru Into difli- basis beginning Sunday, Jan. 14 ■ a a Ta Mm made America great Slaters; comedy team of Smith Shew 48 culty when he uies to delve into VISIT Otm SHOWBOOM 8:82 Advaataraa at Ptoaeahia 22 Inmcf iM Anawera 2, 88 and Dale; the Ut-Lada, vocal I ju m He. 8 the story of Caleb Phipps, tha (ABC-TV, 3:30-4 pjn. EST). MS^N. MAIN mr. Predictions of what Americana n «u p ; Harlem comic Blahpy 1:18 B a ^ A Hto Frtaada 21 founder of Phippeboro. ' M W Lamp Oiita Mr Faat ^ Expect fat 196T’. 8 e » . of white: comedian Dave Astor and> iSsrsuiSr* J r a Hanf 41 Vann tor • Sang 8. 48, 82 The format of "Bklitor’s Clioloa,” ^lalabertuaTSealptor of Autun' Commerce Luther H. Hodges, the Shirleys, balloon act— I Oftorato^lUggrw Audience participation musical wUch is produced ABC News, Pictorial reprooentatlon of the K eat. S:N Oar 24, Where Are Year 22.22 1:15 M t o Tk>r) News sad Weather 21 reodinga of excerpta from -the g:88 TwaaUeth Caalaiv 8:28 Jack Beaay Pragram 2 . . 2. 88. 12 "Silver River", Brrol Ilynn, Ann play "Take Me For An Angel" at PInmbteg M d H e»tia( Oo. worka of some of the great writ- "The Jaax of Dare Brubeck.’ ’ Bottom drops out of Jack's plana U:28 GaaoaatrattoB 22. M Sheridan. 11:15 Featare FUra 8 the Casa Manana 'Theatre in Fort era and phlloaophera of modem Profile of the Brubeck quartet— tor New Year's Eve when he turns* Weathe^ Laeal Maws II “ (Mmlnal Lawyer” . Lee Tracy. time. Paul Desmond, saxophone. Gene down an invitation from Don •• a. 8. 88. « Rawe - a WaaMiar ' - 81. 15 Margot Grahame. Worth, returns to Hollywood to ap­ S44 Mala St.— Maacheeter 12:18 Lave (M Ufa 8 7%a Jack Foar Shaw (Oalor) 25 M :« Ught Time n Wright, bass, Joe Morello. drums Wilson, Dennis Day and the boys P in t Imoraealaa 22. 22 Amerieaa Odyssey 55 pear in a “The Roaring 20's” U:ia f)amera Three t, M and Dave Brubeck, piano —bow in the band for an extravagant Make A Difference Where You Savel (Color). 1:15 Ipeele Camera 85 Featare 45 45 Taith For Today S they work together, feel about date with a new girl friend. IT DOES 11:21 Newsreel 8 drama, “The People People Marry,” 11:21 The Jack Pear Skaw (Color) - 22 Big Mae Adveafara Theater IS each other aa people and gs per­ 18:18 Candid Camera 2 TaHMRew------" 1:28 Whaf'ta The Werld for Warner Bros. Hyma Slag M formers, filmed at Brubeck's Durward/IT'Kirby host, with Allen Laisunie 32, 28 11:21 Movie 8 8 ' f t ' f t « t a t b at CaaaaqaeBeaa tlFB INSOBANOE U :M diary el ftaly S home in Weaton, Conn., and at an Funt. - Special guest: Mickey. Make A Faaa (Cdlor) "T h e Perfect G ift" Slim "Cardinal Richelieu” . Ceorge Thli Oar Faith S actual performanea at Baaln Rooney. /• % 8 Sherman becomes the "owner" of Arltos. NOW! AND VODB U:45 Tha OeMtaF LteM 12:85 News aad Weather 2 MONET BACK TMa Is Tha Ufa N Street Etost. New York City night Cities Seralce Highways, a f 12:65 Neara Dar Hebert an Indian girl. Sacred Heart M club. Walter, Croaklte. to the In- SAVINGS 4 % 1:88 Bert SaBat ■ Bays Baaay 8. 88. 52 12:55 Hemcat et MedItoUea I 11:4S BrltUh Caleadar S tervlewer. ■s '^ o lo r )—Melodious Journey' s ta ^ I Married Jaaa 8 B u n contounda Yosemlte Sam who 1:88 News ' 85 WHY BE A PART-TIME NEW SDN UFE PLAN Chrlatophcra M mg in New Orieana and ending in m u e s deal with the devil to get Meet The Pteea 28 r Daddy 22. 18 New Breed 8 .4 8 .8 2 title role In the “Margie” series, PI S-6801 In Deipslg. Germany. 1760. Ra has found by making It a gift Ptoyheya Peathesaa 48 A m ^ e u BudStoad 8, 88. II "The All-American Boy". L t comes from a show Mz family: gas heat We'U 1:38 Accent On Uvlag i to Ruth Martin. UU5 New Y ^ r ’a Eve wIBl Ooy Lam- ' ;g la the Pablle laterert 12 Adame and police under pressure her father, Jiusk Pepper, is a na- riiow you bow In­ SDN LIFE OF CANADA Pre-Game Shaw 22. M Zaerama 2 Edca et MlFht I after Adams shoots 17-year-oId expensive it can Bapcrmsa 48 Mnitoa Dollar N ^ e U New .Yeaa’s Eva Party atanhw youth, whUe on stakeout duty tioiuJly known veteran 'vaudevll- 1:45 Yesterday’s Nawareel 2 "Janie” . Joyce Reyndda. Robert Xavtor Cagat 22.28 "S with another officer. Uan; her mother, Dawn Pepper, be. Call today. Matiaasl Pootball League Cham-. Hutton. - Late 8lw«r - , . ^ . '88 MANCHESTER Amerieaa Nawrilaad 2. 48 8:88 Bed Skeftea 81ms 2 now retired, was a dancer 'who ap- Maeblp Game 22, 28 7:28 WaH Dtoaey’s Wanderfnl Warid at I Movie 8 ■ ■ • Featare Fllai 1 "Nothing But The TooUi." PhylUs 2:8S Mg 2 'Theater 2 Color ^ 22. 28 "Papa. Mama. The Maid., "A Tale Of Two (hUea." Ronald Avery and Dick Foron guest star gM re^j^ productions staged by T. P. AITKIN CO. "S u es". Loretta Young, Goofy llluatratea . hla athletic I Movie MastCTMeees 2 (tolman, Baail'Rathbone. wtih Red Skelton In a story about lateraatlonal Zeae 8 prowess when he ^tvea Into the " I t Happened In BrooUyn". Frank OLDSMOBILE ^ TOURAINE PAINTS \Slato Traaper 48 history, theory and praetloe of Sinatra, Kathnm Grayson. ' ' 2:28 Directions g2 2 varloua athletics In "TTie Gocty 8k#W W ' ‘VOUR OLDSMOinLE DEAUER” Ml 3-4793 WaHer WlnoheU File 48 Cavalcade of Sports. 'T he Weapon". Steva Cochran, •BRUSHES 2:88 Let Freedom Bing 2 Fnllaw-The Saa 2; M. 12 Ltaabetfa'Se^ 512 WEST CENTER STREET SALES and Richard Boone. Laralne Day. Dan "The Girl From the BradenhutD l:8» N«e^ A weathe W ED N ESDAY TGleuMiGn PROGRAM SERVICE • WALLPAPERS M I S-15U Baku * onto Far . Five Mia. Naked City 8. 48, U 6:58 Oallega Of Tba A b • T ^ a Early Shaw 88 "The Face ef the Enemy." 26 ToIIaAd Ipks. 6 SANDERS,. POLISHERS Caattaeatal daaaraara (Oalar) •The Good Falfy.’ Margaret Drama of war hero who bits skid M ONDAY T elevision PROGRAM SuUlvsn, Herbert Milorsball. row oa meinoiy of deeds fades. STEAMERS FOR RENT NEW or USED 8:28 Maw Tertoaiaal *** 7 'Tapper ... j " n MUltoa DsUar Marts See 1:88 18 -1. 8:25 AgrienMora Nawa f ------> Son1 HastH 18:18 DavM Brtokley’s Jaaraaf 22. 88 CIUMMi ■lUtoB Oellat Marta II tins. Oelebrity g t ^ : TMck .Y u 1:85 SaariM Saraeotex ! KmU;lUy Market U:88 Nsars, Waatkar A Sports 8:88 College el The All 2 "Dangerous, ' Bette Davis, pran- Oanttoeatal Claaraaara ( O i l ^ is n iaI C ' a t Nsars,AHVYYWf Weather,66VI Sports Paul’s Paiut aai 8:28 New Testameat 8 chot Tone., Weafher aad SFasW S,JI Big News 8:22 Agrieultare News 8 Newe aad Weather 88 gU News _ ■ S Oantlacatal flaaaraaai I, Sf ilatly^s Faaday Fnaalea 6 News A Weather Royal 2:88 Vaderstaiidtog Oar Warid 2 Bxpedlttoa II Hews aad Weather 26. 5:55 Tawa ..Criar 8 SyUajMa ’ U Newt, Sports, Wealhor WallpaiMr Supply Vidlcea 8 1:15 News 88 .'3fhwa> B p s^ . Weather ' ' 4 ' COBURN ft MIDDLERROOK. Inc. 1:55 Tampert la a Taa4 Tab# 2 mgktray Patral U 2:55 Tawa Crier 2 Cheyenne 8, M 62 1:18 Batpeaee ^® e*er Today Shaw II. IS U:ll Featare FUm 1 Ice Cream Co. 1:88 Tempest la A Test Tabe 2 "Beginner's Luck." Bronco feats "Kiss of D ra t^ "R ich a rd :Wtd' Mews J I t "O>roner Creek," Randolph «45 Main St.—MI 9-0300 Investments .Mmmag Samlaax I 8:U Maws, Sparta, Waotoer ^ 18 Scott. Marguerite Chapmiui. INCORPORATED Today Show 22, SI for homesteader's safety when m ark. Victor Mature. 1:U This Oar Faith 8 FanUIy Market II 1:16 Ught Time 8 cattlemen plot to obtain nia land Tha Jack Paar.siaw 22 MR. GEORGE r JOHNSON JR. Manager Jock Baar Show Waalher It frtS Nawa. Waatkar aad Sparts I (Color) _ Weather , 22 by baiting him Into gunfight. (Color) 1:18 Oaniaa 8 8:88 Nawa A Waatkar 8 21 Warreti S t—M l 2 666# 1:28 Perceptiea c S:M NaUoaal Velvet 22, 18 Featare 48 ■ 48, nU E N D LT a n d HBl>rUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED Featare 48 Baalaaat Bepart 2 Bobla Hoad U 11:11 Newsreel Bastoeoo Bepert The Haunted House." Velvet 11:27 N ew a rk ^ J| ON ALL EXCHANGES LUrLEU AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS 1:11 Tbraa B4aages S CZabkaasa 22 1:88 Caplala Kaagaio# helps the town recluse return io U;S8 The' Jack Paar'Shew ' Z2 2:18 Caplala B oantaa . I 11:28 Jack Poor Shew . 21 Our SPEEDY Specialty Becky aad Bto Frieada her place In society. (Color) 686 MAIN STREET XRL. Ml 6-1166 Baeeae 8 48 ((Jolor) Raelw aad liu Frieada 8 8:45 News A A 21, 28 11:12 Movie I Over 8:15 BreaUart Time 8:28 The Price Is Right (Caler). IS, 18 11:21 Movie 8 J. S l;18 BrMktaal Ttaaa 8 8:26 ^ r t s 48 TRULY DELICIOUS 8:28 College of Ike Air 88 Bill Cullen emcees. (Color). "Cry Vengeance," Mark Stevens. 8:18 BarCnm Baraaid Shaw 44 "Bordertown.” Paul Muni, Bette 8:88 Hap Weharda ■Tile Blflemaa . 8. 88,.'5S Martha■■ ■ Hyor. „ 1:88 Wtodaw On Mala Btraal I Davto. 8:88 Hap Btehaida I Trae Adveatnre 8 U:88 Mews Weather Jack La lianas Skew 'The Skull. " Lucas Mc6aln Is X:H Mews Jack La Loaaa 8 A 30 Flavors Chalice et Salvattoa. 22 captured by outlaw 'gang while MUllaa DaUar Marta U U:25 Moment el Medltatlea ' C H IC K E N Bocae Stealers 2# Baraper Baara 12, 28 "Qiri From Jones Besch. Ron­ .seeking asstotanee for nis In­ The networks ought to spend more ald Reagan, Virginia Mayo. 1:88 Late News IS Brown in 6 Minutes Captaia Kangsreo 88 jured son. Far FMRIOS, sk8|i PILimitt MniS 8:uS?CS‘B’i»P;SLw 7 Weather, Laeal Newt 22 In i Gallons! 8:15 Debbie Drake 2 All Star Dackpla Bawltog 18 money to' encourage writing of ~ I raaraiog Maratog ncnoiSerial 8 2:28 Featare 2 8:28 Oanay Theinas Show 2 'k Drtts Fabrics Ar WoofRos Nawa aad Weather 28, 48 Hie world’s “Haest eatln’ oUck- VidlooB 8 original dramas thim on adapting Itoralag Marta FUm 22 Danny Williams' boas Charles movie successes .. . Word from "Go eSasa To-OunaU,” LocUIa 1:11 FBm 22 « o ” with incomparable taste. 18:88 Caleadar 2, 88 Helper Is so delighted at having -A’ MeCdl PottRms 'A JHapory Fabrics Boll, Jack C *imm n oa. Sperto Oaaura 38 Hollytmod on TV Bay When 12. 28 complete freedom since he has Madison Avenue is that the "Onstom Blade 8LIPOOVEK8 awl DRAFEBIEB , ____ Calendar 2. 51 News 48 MANCHESTER c a d L in ORDEB Scene Stealers 8 no dhildfen to .worry about that agencies for big TV sponsors are Say Whan IS,18 1:88 Bipeard J 18:28 Hsmemaker’a Mavis 2 bto wife Is afraid to tell him V at LOW MILL PRICES!” 18:88 Haraaiaahara Marta 2 Wages Train 2A 15 Pick DpIO BUnntes Later "Our Little Girl,” Shirley Tern she’s going to have a bifby. more receptive than ever to look­ * Sanaatloiui," Btaanor < FowaU. "The Martin Onyx Story.') j3as^ (Omttnaed trom PAge Om ) CYCLE SHOP pie, Jpel McCrea. •1th Preclaet 22, 28 ing .at pilot films made by inde­ Dannto O'Kaafa. parate clttoens of a sinaU town Play Y ^ r Haaeh 22, 28 "Main Event" Detective Roger Salenoom HoorB: Every Day Noon to 6 PAL— Satordaj 16 A-M. to 6 PJL OYOMC SAXJBjS ftnd SERVICB pendent producers. They no long­ P;^taar Baaeb _ 22. 28 plagued by outlaws gat a coward­ 'Wagon TTEda,’ " It’s a good spot DECI’S DRIVE-IN Color. HavlIIand Investiratea Iwlmn sev­ er are interested in seeing mere ly pretender Instead of the famed Barbara Beraard Shaw^ 48 eral strange accldento^ Befall a UHENBY H A 5^8afc5llSS5b RD. e MANOHESTMp o FRF* PAMMmG' Barbara Baraaid gbaw . 48 hero they have hind. for him, if you ask me... Colambia—Humber 462 CENTEB ST.—Bb S-2660 11:M The Friee Is Bight 22, 28 heavyweight boxer. ~ written presentations, because so U:88’ The Taxaa S. 48. U The Maw Steva Anen M ew '' Popularity breedg im itation (Color). ^ risIde/Slx 8, 48, 53 many' shows which were bought 1^ Priea la BIshI 22.m A 48. It . . — Texas 8. «8, 52 'The Roust." Dave Thom re­ 1:88 Choneaga 8 again oh TV : Mitch MUleria olng- English—Rollfaat U:28 Tsnrnameat af Basel Parade news hto battle with gangster, on that basis proved to be flops U:I8 It. 18 .a-long Aucoeas is cueing a promise 3 the man who caused him To be . . . Among stories David Suss-, 1:18 Chaekmata _ I BOBiOERNAN,. Prop. Teonuuneat af Bases Parade shot. "A Funny Thing Happened to M4 of more new live idnglng ahows 148 BOddle Tpke. West (Color). m , 28 king ia waiUng to produce is a l.:88s’» ^ S y •^*7 On The Way To The Game." 8:28 Andy Qrilflih Shaw 8 W. H. England Lumber Go^ An Addreaa by Gov. Netoon Famed comedian appears os the next Maeon... 1 0 6-6426 Oraage Bawl lateraatlaBsI Psw- . Good-hearted Deputy Barney Fife play written some years Ago—and RookefeUar. ^ Begatta 8, 48. 52 volunteers to help find a bride never published—by O. Nenry and grand marshal at a New Year's Steve Allen’s line about hla TV "A l THE OREEN" Tear Plrrt laipraralao (Oalar) l[>ay bowl gome parade and 12:88 Love OI Life 2 for a Havbeny farmor who F. P. Adams . . . Perry Oomo St, 18 show when he arrived late for a 12:28 Oraage Bowl Prevlaw 2, 48, 62 p^mptty M is for Barney's girl when attemra on his life ore benefit: 12:45 Oraage Bowl Football Oama 2,48 signed Tommy Sands for ^dltion- Coaiaallage I. 48. 21 made, CZieckmate. Inc., decides U :8 8 Troth ' arOaaaeqaaaeaa tt, 5 to Investigate. Jartc Benny stars. "We've been shooting our pro­ . Louisiana State va. Colorado. 18:88 Henaesey 2 al guest shots . . . Rohbln Bain Open Af/ Day Saturday Make A Foeo^ A 48. U 1:42 Password 2 Navy doctor Chick attempts to quit the ‘‘Today’’ show for the Joey Blshsp Shaw It, 88 gram — and it deserves it.” 22th Aaaaal Sagar Bawl Fast­ recover quietly from a rousing U :ii News Day Bepart 21 "Tam iiu cS the B ra t" Joey to FRONT END ball Oame 22, 28 New Year's . Eve celebration la same reason Jack LescouUe did— 1:88 Bear Saner I asked t o hide a famous child The show is fading, you may ^ Alabama vs. Arkansas (Color). spoiled when he to called aboard she doesn’t like getting qp a 8 1 Mairtad Jaaa I star to help « . publicity stunt alreAdy have reaiL 2:18 Colton Bawl 2 a destroyer to treat a recidcl- a.m. for reheiursals . . . Ocne At Hama WUk KIMy 21. IS Bob Kennedy winning complete University of Tsxaa Longhorns trant enlisted man—^whoae es­ Day to CoOrt 48.52 Hot Wintsr." wSitfy SPECIAL ys. University of Mississippi. cape from custody puts Hen- Kelly will do the'Bing Crosby role i:l8 Aa . Tha Wartd Taras | winds force T.C. and gang out casting amroval for the film ver­ 15 NstUag Ta Baeese At g nesey’s physical IM paycholog- In the ‘ ‘ Oolng My W ay" TV ae­ Blshway Patral 8 of the alley and> they move hi sion of ms "The Enemy -With­ J4 American Bandstead 2, 48, 52 ’ ' "S'*. Proweva to a severe teat ries, and there’s the possibility S rtid Matas WMh Bitty 22 with irate Officer Dibble. in ." . . . 17 OAK ST. 4:25 In The Pablle lateiert 12 Thriller . 22. 28 S r v a y Otoan Shaw 21 Baras A Allen f 'V— 18 4:28 In sM i M "An Altrsctlve Family.” Threo that Barry Fitxgerald’s brother, n ia OhriMnhera n Shaaasn 48 Actor to his psychiatrist: 4:46 48th AnajuU Bosa Bowl Feetbali members of a family murder for Arthur Sluelda, will portray the At Haras Witt U tly II 8:88 Ferry Gama’s Maeto HoH 21.18 "My wife and I are slowly PboM Ml 3.S247 Oame (Cstor). 22. 88 money. character created by Fitsgerald. Read The l^erald Every Paaswerd 8 (Color). Lome Greene and Dan drifting apart. Minnesota vs. VCIJL. Ben Casey 48. 62 Tha Jaa Moraap Shaw It. 18 Blocker of JBonanxa are guests. or Ml 3.4444 Anurlcaa Newartaad 8. 48 "And If I Die." Etopectant Moth­ (Odor) Solute to the State of New Jar- Can you suggest anything to 5:88 F ^ a r a Film 2 er faces brain surgery which Bags U m lt Jaae W^nram B Aathslagy A 5A speed It?" . . . •Tarzan's RevengC," Glenn may cause loss of her baby. Playing NUot Ness on "The-Un­ Haasa Party HawaHoa B rs A iA It Memo from a press agent: Morris. Mllllna Dollar Movie ' Ig Larstta Taong ^The Jftoslle Rogues." AltgmiMiit Pepeye Theator 2 Bee 7-00. touchable’ for two years hasn’t ' Day and Kedp Informed On Sevan Bays A bunts Tom Lopaka kidnaps "Richard Zanuck is working out (Caler) **‘**JUy? A Secret t dimmed Bob Staidc’s eye or affect­ The MUItonaiia newswomen when they Investr______A scote for ‘The CStapman Re­ Tales s i The WeU U With. Garry Moore, hoot and ed his triggsr linger. Bob bagged Yaaag Dr. . gate spy ring out to steal mto- port’ in which Shelley . Winters Brok* Ad|EStmeef The Admiral aad Swabby Show emcee; panelisto Bill Cullen Onaaa Far A D w ralle secrets. , „ 48 Henry Morgan. Betsy Palmer, the Umlt on opening day o f the n a Vodtot Is Tson TV Basra Of Stan U bathes in $14,500 worth of ex­ M U L tIN 'S Tapper fx and guest panelist Dorothy Col duck season up in Sacramento. Oar Fhrs Daoghtors . 2:18 Mn. O. Oses Ta College 8 pensive perfums." Which mesns, B olcM cfiiQ 2:28 M ^ a a t M Town-Wilde Activities . . . When slx-year

------;------|TV Notebook Television Comings Shows «rii The IMaa a( MlaU r bvolved with a beautiful r dancer.' Om or the Monta of the aue- ■w«*s aeUrweea ■ (O a a tta M l P bc b DbbI oeaa o f The Diolt Vain Pjrke Shoar, •'"inBSJsak;-'(Color Odata SS. la over and abore the very fuaiqr , Brother.' The Docinr.” Dr. A sururprisB Mrthday ptw^r ■•S _____ * M WiFrahire Fitaa . " lare geb caught b clash ba- aertnta tn m ^ oat by pari Hetnor, "fiecaad Cborua". yred tween aCing Jab OalOaine (oorstar Wilflaai ^ aMa.aaj Oiaew u m . Paulette Goddard. reen an Intania and Ms brother. ta tb naturalneaa o f the aitua* (Color). Tha Baal dfSOsys t, IS t)enniiirest>, fbreman fo r Jtm tOut- COTMimtal Fraayr Tbeader a rd» TWmi el nw Wart. U "The New Piano.” Grandpa salv- 'did (Daln Kdltortson), linwtUlnfhr TaiUi^ to. Mary Tyier M o o n , TnraCitar agaa investment when Hassle Trie The . KiiUa • owe Per $ M b. Then tires o t taking lessons. seta the stage fom capture of M who playa Diek’a wife, you N allM n . ae n ia l Shaw SS TsU vSitt*'- ’■Beavetily Days^*. Fibber McGee SiSa Accent On LtSL— S wanted gang fat “TrwdtiMHik" oh that thia.ia deUbente naturhlheaa. b Molly. . A Public Memoir — Special taped NBC-TV s "TUes of Wells Pargb^ >br esamide, Mlaa Mooee haa re­ T :M I ■ahb a OHU M r B Mb. Tbea and filmed segmeab will bclade color broadcast Saturday, Dec. -M ceive^ many lelterw ftom vlawen, Kariy ShMT M three musical shetchea aatlrlabK "Heae Cornea Hr. Jordaa” . CbaSe oonteinporary aspects ot Aniert- (7:SO-H:9G pJn. B S T ). . aha aajr% eam idiinantiiic her on riie a:M o£ S & a - Itaiaa. oan life, featuring Philip Brunai daet t W her w ordrabe la reaMa- AdaUral * Swahby Bhaar M Ceil Cabot, Rex Bobbins. Slaca Uc. Tspoar M Roland, Donna SSodera aad Mary Joey B b r m b 1* delighted — but *T wear daotai a (Ood deal." Srit Saa Haat dS Lsuise Wilson. In nddltlon. Joer only f o r * ivkUe — in hiding a child X>ee, exponent of lira Twist, -aad star, Ronnie lUehards (Flip Mark), 5 jra tte beautfhl y eo a f aotreaa. f iU ISS The Cad comedian Dick Gregory win per­ ^ want to i^)paar normal I wear I jjiwMeherrr form. In the Baraes’ household to help I N Three Sena _ S. dS a puMoKy etiint, in "fambig of aiacka edMn Tm wortcinr around ' Brake ' sCbMur Fah "C hb Leaves Home” . The smong- Uw houM and. ao do moat youna eat Douglas decides to rua away the Beat’ ' im ‘T lie Joey BtaDep after he succeeds b angering the Show Wedaesdsy, Jsn. S (NBO- houaewiNa. itTa ridlculoua fo r a SilS Kawa, Weather, apci famUy. __ hmiaeerife to c e t doUed in Uch _ ------Mra BMaUcd". WflMi SiMiikaa Mewaseel Haat ar Bbrs M TV, 8:80 pjn. SJST). Ronnls-d»> diSS Waatan irrwr aaa irraslilnK dh mands a mid-night supper from bMla to vacuum the n « . aa you . a m ■:SS Maria aaS' Weather aae on ao many oC the aituaUon Bey Whea K M tlSa Basel ' M. M Romanoira while he watches • oemedlea.” U:l I ■aanaMriter’a' Meeie 9 "Kasel’a Dog Osya.” HassI very late TV show and keeps the tm The Moraua". Preatea maneuvers Mr. Baxter Into send- Too n la aMo the queation of family pooch to a dog Barnes family awake all bigM while pcaotielng oa his drupts- fbod. MIm M o o n aaya that they Oaaiiaaawealth ad Nattaaa Muirie da m ^ a polat of uainir the real iS r*? - AriS Ml. Tsar Ski Fabtars "MaHde Flies The Cong.” SBetgie Ihinff on the aeC. U Uie acript ealla U:W The Frlee Is BlaM n . M Srti Naara S. B. SS. and her friend, Msybelle. decide’ Michad Rennie ststrs aS'' Huiir- to lake an apartmentnumerous and iheoa- *®*' ■cramble esga, ahe lOalert SdS Baarta Farads. idirey Orfoed and Antoinette Bow­ VMeeVUlaae Til Bveigtadt K.- ■ oonfiwited with acteiriblea efga. The Tczaa Sea Baat veniences.' er as Elisa Mlndien in th e tale oT •Tn O M ahow ," M bw M o o n aaya, 11 :M CeeceetoaliMt Mniiw Driiar M arb IS Itita TV Beports S a girl who marries for economic acript called for M oNy Am- Y m u garprlre Faekaas "Nobody Lives Forever.” Jolw "Ehtst Germany—^The Land B o Years FSr a Saaa Gartteld. Geraldine FUraerAld. yond the Wall". A detailed report reasons, only to have her hus­ «gg» Benedict So U:W Lore ..I Life Waalber aad News IS on life In East Germany's show­ band's past recalled with startling tried to make eega Benedict Year First Impresslaa Maws sad Wsatber SB case city, Rostock, tllraed In resulta in "The Silk Petticoat” oil Camaallaira Mews aad W eatbaiauw dS homes, factories, schools and ™®y wound up aU over the floor UiW Search A r Temsnaw Vaesvered SS churches during three weeks In NBC-TV’s “Alfred Hitchcock and the oeiUi«, but It looked like Traih «r CeaMaaeacee T ill Ktacr Of Galt St November and December 1961. Presents” Tuesday, Jan. 2 (8:3G he wea recUly cooktnq'.’* Makee A Face Fa Sparta Camera - SS Sing Along With Hitch lt;45 Galdialiaf Lbht - p.m. EST). A sadistic painting re­ Mary Tyler M o o n — rite uaea Mawa dS lliSS Newsa Dayltaiwrt TiSS Fraatier GIreaa 1 Tonight Hitch HlUer, Diana veals a macabre secret. a famUy name aa a middle nitme 1:W Bert Seller BeUer "Coals ot Fire.” Having sworn . Trask. Leslie Uggams and the •heoauee I felt Mary M o o n Juat I HarriedurieA JeaJeaa vengeance on the brutal Union Sing Along Gang show—musical- At Howe WitIWith Kiltr oHlcer who killed bis___ beloved______ly-^ow the hlimways of America Slim Sherman (John Smith) •WMMled too plain” — atarted out Day la Coart have changed the lives and habits 1;M maater, ao embittered ex-alave, of the nation. twice saves the life of Winona, an M a dancer. But ahe realized Ar The WsriAtarM Taras (reed by the Civil War, takes a Indian beauty portrayed by guest (after ahe had danced on the Eddie HlzhwayFatral_____ dob aa roustabout with the travel­ The Uatonchables 8, dS Saelal'Hater WHh.Utty ing circus to aid him In bia "Canada Run". Ness traces flow star Lisa tiaye, then learns that, and Gootko Ciobri ritowa) Harrey Olraa search. of Canadian liquor and finds because of an ancient tribal law, that Ui6N waa no future In danc- Bert at Greacha OmNsws $$ priest andallies. church unknowing un­ ln£b So ahe tried acting'. This b nie Ufa ^The Dark Sunrise o( Grift Kin­ Mlllloaderworld Dollar Movie U he "owns” her for life, in "Tho Ills At Hoate With Kitty See 7:00. Perfect Gift" on “lAtramie,” NBC- f«*t lucky" ab^ wy«. And. 2:M Farrwerd caid." Marshal Foreman suspects a suave Mind man—who is - Mike Hammer T V color serieA Tueeday,' Jan. 2 ahe waa aign^ for The Aaa Harray Shaw ploning the caiise ot exploited 11 :M News, Weather A Sports (Colort Big News (7:30-8:30 p.m. ESST), 2»eD ick Van Dyke SbO^aim had farmers—of chioanery. saae Wytamm Ahttwtsay S. W. n Brae Aagelt ■ News aad Weather * » <*®wa under her belt l:M Hoaae Party I A t Bchoolr Match WHa n News. Sports, Weather Loretta Ysaaa n . Ossie B Harriet tS, U U :U Barspeis Flaesl Mories- I Attempting to cooperaie with ^ never, told the Van Dyke Serea Keys A «a. s "The Moment of Truth" Michele ■tall that ehe could aing and S:SS Wyatt Karp Sits Deaaa Beed Shaw S. dS. U Morgan, Jean Gabln. anoUiCT govem ibeht worker, hjtrd- d a ^ , fe e l^ that it waa wiae to Special Far Wo IS. w "Once Upon A Timepiece” . The Jach Paar Show (Colorl SS drlvirig Scotch engineer Clooney Ja^eea Far A ». M . M Stoaes, particularly Jeff, learn a U:M Featere 4t id (Ken Tobey), HUrshal Dan h ^ amethlng in raaerve. When SiS# ‘___ Vaidtat b .fsara '. lesson from original owner of 11:27 Newsreel ■ Carl Reiner diaooveted that ahe Gaaaaetleat Baadataad pawndd watch. ll:SS dacli Fsar Shew S> (John Russell) w d Johnny McKay Msa Aad The ChaUeaga ~ SS ^ * triple-threat, he immediate- , „ Wha Da Yaa TTiaat i i i i ~ M. IS (Colar) (Peter Brown) reluctantly fagree tW 4;W Baaaar Aady Shaw S SiSS Bab Cammbgt Show S. dS U:SS Movfe S 8 permit a wagon-loaded with a new> Maks Baaaa Far Daddy tt. SS To trap a pair of blackmallera "They Died With Their BooU On.” inSl wUch ahe met Dick while dane- «** Amarlesa Baadataad S. da. SS Bob Carson_posea Is a big cheese Olivia de Havtlland, Errol Flynn. fangled "devil's brew” to' pas*- tng |n a USO abow. ,. t iU h The PahUe laterest U man from Wisconsin and willing- 1;SS News r i through Laramie. A disglhmtlsit Now that ahe haa aomothiM of worker’s Ullreat tod astroy th e towtt'. ■he'a thlnkb>g of reaum- unless he can rob the bank nnoMs- ^ her pNvloua ambition—danc­ lested causes Johnny to risk be-' ing t^ lead In a nniaic^ comedy FRIDAY Tfeletifsion P R O G R A M ing blown up to save the day fat on Broadway. She would aeem to "Trojan Horae,” a Warner I9ras.' f r it San Haat protect turncoat mobster who b "Lawman” drama for the ABC-TV be a natural. «:SS reOege af lha Ate Magte Du___ fleetndl revenge ot comrades his CeaUiieBial B;St Esffit The Cot testimony sent to prison. network, Sunday, Dec, 3L iColor) Sri ^aehi " Hta “ Fitaads ISrit Eyewltaess S Ctedy, the baby chimp and Peg- S:2S New Testament 81 Major newa event of the week, S:St Saarlsa Semester ___ nurel wltn Walter Cmnklte a ^ other Tom Lopaka (R obert Ckmrad) in -T h e 'Geatbeabl fnaesreom S:U News, 'Bperts, Wepther correspondenb reporting. - faces surprising dangers as he ex­ ™ th «jF B y a ,» Btlcka out her low er tUolori Sbahont Meet n e Prase 22. SI “P pouta ewry Ume ahe'aeea „ Ceatiaealal Plsserum XTunily Market (Color) Guesb; Senator Hubert poses a atnister secret' Joasign • :U Tewa Crier - ‘ S:td Weather News D Sperb Huinphrey (D.-Mihn). and Sena­ agentiwho is impersonating'an fai- f™ * - . P’.J lty ’a new poodle; ahug- 7:N Tempest In A Tmt IW b S:SS Hews B Weather tor Thruston Morton (R.-Ky.) ternaUomLlly known scientist in ast pod. in her oerlen anno. Todiw Shnw ; " Babb Bead lt:tS News, Weather and SNris 2 Msralag Bominag Glabheaie News, teerts. Weather S effort to steal the formula of a 7:U This Oar Faith..... BeUad Clased Deers Big News 22 new metal alloy used in the nose- „ Weathsr S:U Hews S. A SA News and Wesber ' BS cone of a space missile bi ‘Tim TiSS Tbs b ocean 6 :SS Sperb News. Bporta. Wealbec M Boslaeso Bepert 7:BB Death Valley Days 11:15 Featare Film 2 Missile Rogues,” a drama of 7:SS Three Stosgee Whiplash “ Too Late For.Tears'4. Lissbeth Warner Bros.' "Hawaiian- Eye” oa Brit Captab Kaagaroe MiUisa Dollar Movie Scott, Dan Duryea. ABC-T'V Wednesday, Jan. 3. Becky aad Hie Frieads * "A Slight Case ot Murder” . Ed­ Jack Paar Show SS 8 lift rtreahtaet Time ward G. Robinson, U:27 Newsreel 8 ■’** C rib n ot tte Air Weather, Local News Award Theabr 4t t :N sSy Richards Mews aad Weather M . dS II ;M Jack Paar Shnw a At the time young Lew- Gant Jack La Laae Hew Herhens U:S2 Movie 8 , 8 (Buzz Martin) d^des to go out on Bemper Boom 7:15 Sperb Camera "The Emperor's Candlesticks" hla own. Ms farming father, Jim ^ l a n e k CaplaiB Has gates Newa l2:Sd News and Weather S B:U Debbie OrakS Shew 7;St Bawhide 12:55 Moment of MedftaUea 3 Gant (Keith Richards) Is in the B:M M oral^ Serbl "The Long Count.” Clay i :SS Newt SS midst of a dispute over graziim ELECTROKICS Meralng Movie rester, who b conducting a kov- "Dangerous Hiaslon" emment census,enIUU the ala ot land with catUeman Matt Wigram iABORflTORiES jure. Piper Laurie. some of Gil Favor's drovera Jack Lemmon,. wboae last TV (Hayden Rorke). Lucky jit poker IfiSd Calendar s. 4S Favor suspeeb that Forrester has on his first foray into town, and in - A v Whea SB SS another motive than lust counting appearance was three years ago. U :M Bemeinitkers Marie S noses. instructed his agents to set him a gunflgbt when he is accused.of 277 BROAD "Escape To BunnW. Barbara ^ bbraatleiial Showtime SI for a "s^iaT...Robert SamofTs cheating. Lew is set up as a pawn S^w ycIC Robert Ryan. Don Ameche is host. Deb Newhart Bhsw 8 recent Element, "In Bob New­ in Wigram’s plan to get the Gant iSforV"^* "*• Besene 8 SS hart and Joey Biahop we have farm. Bronco (Ty H ardin) haa Urn SHOP CTANHCS Featare dt. SS quick gun to save the boy’s lifW UiSS. K ^ F r i ^ b T B I g l ? * " 2S. sS S:St n # Third Maa S brought two of America's bright­ FOM (Color). Bhaaaea - - St est new comic talents to TV.” when a hired gunslinger challengea Tha Hathaways- dS, .St should end ninaorg ,both w ere be­ him. And Dolly Lewis (Jean Wlh TEUCVtStON UtSS^^TcJiSSSm. "WaUsing With Walter.',' Elinor Years Far A Seng A dg wins dancing lessons tor |two, but ing axed by NBC-'SV.. .Bob Hope les). helps Bronco send the kid B A fM O S UlSS Lave a* . Walter balks at sharing them, wUl emcee his 10th "Oecar” back home with a new respect for X » " Fired Impeeeebn 22. PHONOQBAPHS i:M Baub SB S awards show on NBC-TV in April his father In "Beginner’s Luck,** "To Walk With The Serpent” . A a Warner Bros.’ "The Cheyenne A U T O K A M O S U:S.£jS5rfe*,em .,b. hate monger's venemous "Awake ...There.are many shows “in the America" campaign rocks the works” copying the "Sing Along Show” drama for the ABC-TV net­ S2S 2 'F sr*'” *** A a nation's cradle of liberty and en­ work Monday^ Jan. L v Ptaa DepewdeMe Service B ! « The O iM ae U g b snares Tod and Bus. With Mitch” form at.; .Word from 12:M News Day Bepert.. The Threshold 22. tt New York is that Retry Como is BCI t - i m Ir it Best BeSer The eeoond program In a three- about to call it quiU. with his book­ Preaident Kennedy’s commit­ ■ MairieB Jeoa part series exploring man's I \ I Mil 1 At Hense With KMtr 2A scientific frontiers in tnb space ing agency. GAC, aiid sigh with ment to the nation with respect tto . „ ®dy to Ceart dA age. Explanations by leading MCA,.. Comedian.Ken' Miirray’s America’s space program" oyer t»w liSd ^ the WerM Foma ' srientific and military authortUes daughters, Janie and PamelA win next two'decades will be examined . Bhchway Faliel on why the United Stales is "go­ BMsIal S a te WMb Bitty ing into space,” what It hopes to do their impression of Louis Prima in "Beyond the Threshold” FridUi, Horrm Oisaa Show accompllan and what Mans it bos aad Keely Smith on the Ed Sulli­ Jan. 5, IB82, on the N B C -TV net­ Best ^ Orenehe ' tors getting there John Chancellor work (8:30-9:30 p.m. EST). It wiU PETS! . ^ ralth Far TeAny anchormah. van Show Jan. 8... .Current Joke e PITPraES list At ante WittBlly' The FUaiitaBea dS, SS along TV thoroughfare is of the to the second program in the 2 :dd Passweed The GamUer.” Psychiatric treat­ young actress whd sobbed to a tooe-part "Threshold” series pro­ . e K U O S Aaa Marray { 81. M ment seems to have cured Fred's duced by NBC News. (Oolarl M tln g fever until he's tempted friehd. "I thought I was In love e nMMICAL nsH A d t . U into a wager. with that director, until I discov­ Srit Hnaon P te y ^ B ans aad AUea Id Inretta fenag ■ltd 77 SoBsei Strip A dA SS ered he's not directing any more AiK aU-sUr cast headed hy' U TTU A McKin n ey "The Down Under Caper." Lady shows this sesson” . . .David jSri^- <^rdon.and Sheila MacBas ‘Uga U WOODMUDOB ST. S:SS Rr^uSsnalra Australian ranch owner Urea Jen iey mixed the network’s plans to me, road” ,Jo demonstrate tow New M A N C H K S m 2snag Ox. Malsne Spencer' to hiveatigate two pro­ spective tmers, interested In her expand his "Journal” program to Y^ear’s E ve U celebrated in ciUsa M l S A m property. This osstement himoet a full-hour next seaborn.. .Feels it the Mississippi River and In to near faUd accidenb tor will k>ad him down too much.. ,A o second '‘Cities OeapeeM te BsaditaaA Jett and the lady. , ...i Wke Oe fen taistr . „ FY B ow at SiaiB IS lettw addressed to Hollywood^ Sw lce Highways of Mriody” mti- ■■B IT ^ dri. S:SS Fdthcr Of The Bride g Calif., which had nonam s^t Ab­ »1«1 special, to to presented fas ; Disagreement over honeymoon raham Lincoln’s picture on the Mlor on NBC-TV Sunday. Dec. M - GLADYS CLOSE __aenr*- — • - sitea between Kay and mickley (;10-U p ^ . E S T ). d itf b The become a battleUkat threatens to envelope, was prcn^tly deUvered AMD drSf Bern's wreck their marriage plana; to Raymond Massey. , . W ge # 1 . PreJeciba 'tS . SS, tt P i^ y Pink^am '[Dorothy Pro- (Coliw) News' luumal forecast of KOUM ItAUCHESNE Hewsstaag world evenb. Eleven foreign aad A teen-agem. Phtty Har­ ,'^ne); getb figbUiy mad and car- S:l|i Fsotare Flfan ■ dofnesUctsuc correspondenb will«ml dts- mon, 1#, and Jack Wlweler, Id, rtes on a cam^lgn that change* , A T “ News to Made At NIglUV. Ptvn; York potttics .' ten Ftrater, lATtan BBri.. ’ ’ . areas have been, signed to . act as co; when Saul ...... Jgiraye ihpSfc. ^ g Js moderator. hokts witij:.'Grouoho M an on his eetormn tbenaM f$iH fU TwTwubhi U b h i'fm new .series.; 'Ten ?t TW Oroaohd” • W f^ •V,. tbg poliuckuv .«toias g , ”jRfet^ g % The DarA”. w l^ de«^ on ttowspapw f j r t e a m Is dev^pinr^PAb . litVD^toysnewBbayi ’ O iv la g T b p V a ln a Sra‘ 7?ba**^ Naris Boone Foundafibn for the further- to to her friend, in ■ Mlf.2742 l* a ,Cew M b.m ^ d dnod o f Christian education... 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*V ader ..-K IV R ou tt ri^ed In G uatem ala m : . 4 V X !lfr _ / Jan. 2 (fPy-r-A -f' StftK Dcf^tment iipidccsmgn. J- -•■'^N < / dentrd temy tha( the tJoHed Blatea ;^adc . ■ d*«l \with Guatemabt^ih ^I|| in training Beja, Portiigal, rJan. 2 “ ** *n oi* ‘ By Cuban, exiles for iaat -jeaf^ »Va Uoma • hoflnitftl.h p ^tal ■ - ^ invadioni.<>f Cnl^a. Th€ h«nt waa dirt©{i«y fo’f po­ T h e. govi^m ebt tightened se- ' Only one pefsoh .was;killed litical associates '«t, .aj rebel f>wjty. prediuttons after'the upris- in a traffic accident in,Con­ leader who tried uflsuiJi|ssfulf mg'by. plMtng an poUee'and-mili- necticut over the 2-day holi­ *^'Guatemala, Jan.‘ 2 (fP)— , ly .to seize.a military bai^auia. taiy u i ^ lii;, a “ state ,of preven- day, weekend. Is State Police President Miguel YdigoraA Both and tpwpn off. ^ resolution ^ e r e was ho general, alert. ri^dly pa^llbd. the state's says'last'April's invasion ofj ^ liui^e Lisbon rally scheduled Cuba b.v^«'fprces trained, in | against PtSmier Aiifdhio'Sal- r tomorrow nighy was' canceled, highttfiiya." 'i-VT* asar^s government; ■ HoWi^er.'Connecticut wound up Guatepnala .so Ifightened F> Mak^.; ^:ie’ Capt. Joao. Maria Paulo .Vi . (CobUbu^ OB Page laree)'' " the ybarXwith at least two , ihore del Castro ‘‘that hil Warlike fabaUties than i»ito. '"Two'persons’ activities outside Cuba ceased^ Gomes,, air army officer tumeU po. - ; ' - I Who-were Injufed . in traffic acci litlcian, la.v- near death'in^e Be- since thht date.’’^ . ^ ja Hospital. Mimuelr-SprM, a for- T r a ffic - D eatliS 'l«."“S2S “ ■ The Guatemalan preeident, dis­ ipin: -Roman ifca&ollo^outh leader “ "nieip/deaths plus the'"one New closing offlciaHy Jn a New Year s By STAn IEjCT JOHNSGN . ?v , _ wiip ;aiithprities nta shared - lead­ " ' , rearms weekend fatality brought message , Saturday . night for the s'" ersHlp of the uprutng uhth Gomes, O ver JH ollda V a ^ ta l for the year to 478, corn- first time that'snti^^fistro Cubans Moscow, Jan. - 2 was captpre^j^yWle heading for fed wfth'474 for HliW, .■were trained In Guatemala, also A* m b a s 8 a d 0 r L lew d ly n ,.the-S|p0 l8if«Prder with four heav­ Lawrence X.. .Lanata; 41,'b f Wal­ declared:. - , r.-.i.' •** ' • ' '*V' Thompson and Sovkt FoWii^i'e ily.; ainfiied"^pmpanlonSj,,-, • ' * T d p E s t i m ^ lingford was killed In a .crash to "President Kennedy still has'the M in ister A n d fej A . GromUfko - - Be^VMn ^0 and 50 persona, most ,N«w Haven- Friday niigbt. . - responsibility of a sequel. of them workers, Were-^apparently I Stote Police, , out to full' , force, copferred 21/i houra today on;*" In'thp-band th.at engaged Salazar's Bv THE AiiMkTIATE^r^RliSS iusfii a program of special spot : He did not explain. this state- Berjin. It was Traffic .....'....:..y;'.-...,..S35 i che^s from Friday.-ntght until. ,10 hient clearly, but w‘ent on to. toy'; " iroPps In a-S-bqur gun -hattle yes- a n,lw attempt,, to- rsaclt gf V \ i., terday at the .barracks of the ;3rd ' Fires ...... ,.:y...... 83 !p!lM.“Monday toehold down the aov .‘The Bay o f• Pigs (scene of the ■ 'Ilrfantry,Jflegiment. Officials a t! MiscellsneoUs ...... 59 tcldent toll. The checks resulted to AprU invasion) was a. \-ictorj-, hot' basis, agreeaye to both gjS fs-. flrstlghhouneed all had been killed i 73 arrests, including three'ltpr drlv- a defeat, and he who .begins uitoer for negotiationa.aboatwie.dt- •r cajltured.. Total ,..477 iing undef the influence of alcohol, sp.oh auspices njuat go oh.with-the yld^.city;: ' , - ’and ],bl9 warnings. ' Blit, so far -the government hast grtol tato o f de-opmnitmtolng jhat S^n&ging; from tJjp toreigm mln- ■ nnn.in...^ Anil, A Sharp spuTt of aCcidcnts in the I One of the persons injured earlier paH df the American territory. M ! “»»• *'ours of the Nbw rear's holi 1 was Mrs. Delores .Remer,^^, of Utry, Thompsoirt declined to asy X There are sighed commitments In how ttie^meettag went. ' 'X ■•J'' . R«»*i*<* Uie fmal Moll of traffic j SouUiington, who. died in New Bril- SpuUj, Am*-loS.” >; nil’' beyond the Nauonal Safety aln General Hospital Sunday. The " ,fin ,-Balm Beach, Fla., . white ' HS tmd neiVBmcn he defiM ^y iialtlU estlfhat*. [death was attributed to injurie.. Hoiise press secretary Pierre .^fal- plant.'to see Grim^Ju) aitolh on ualtleS were, believed to have been,. *. \fAnriav -wh^n ih.. i iw.... • f..,n.nan ni>a*i. ™,>nh fh .» ' At ntfOnlght Mogday, .Wheu the | suffcred Ib 'a tWo-car crash to inger told, reporters that inquiries the subject of Berlin, but-ha dies much higher then the government s-day holiday period ended, the Southington Dec. 24. abhut' Tdigoras' speech should be niqt aapee|. Utaee prsUminsry ■aid.. pount-of traffic fafaliUes stood at Grlando Morey; 63, of simsburv Mnga to Jsst tong. If. s profitable Most notable caguiJty bn the directed to the State Department. 3^, In addition, therb were 8S died in tfartford flospttal Salilrday (In Was(iingto)i. the-detort-toefit AmiodsQoh is found, the next stM government sidr i-wa* ' M.- Col, deaths resulting from (ires, a'rec-' night .Of injuries suffered in^an, ac. Is 'topectad to'lie s'foreign mints- Jaime FHUpe Sfa' Fonseca, undersec- prd for a New Tear period since had no offlclal.eonunenf.'But.o#- cldent in-Granby Dec. 26,' ftoials indicated, they do not eon; teraX oonfantoce. • . pstary .for war, whp rushed to the World War n, >ifid 69 deaths attri-i Autbpritles Said thebe, mav be Nstto Mofcow' snd the SdifiSrt lovthem. city of Bej^^rom Lisbon. buted to miscellaneous accidents. ;anotb^leb t"traffic falaUty ■to ••the death•• sidcr the United States has 'any unfulfilled duty to perform' regard­ news Agani^ Tsss maije no IM- H e ordered UwigovtThment forces The-PI,-. over-all— toll.-11 from traffic, firei i^'M rs. Ella Hayitud. 47, of Stam­ ■todlsteXmantWh of the day’s de-' to hold ..their fire ahd then walked and miseellaneotu causes was 477- ford. She d l^ Friday. She had ing the Cuban situation. Inter-American treaties, &p- .valbpmant.' into the barracks to'demand" that bem in a pursing.home 'since be­ A fU r r'dpbrttog to the UB. (be rebels Burrender. T h e y shot (ConttBoed OB 'pBge Ftmf ing Injured to a crash Sept. 22 kill-, jomats said,, .impose on the United States'and Wther hemisphere na- SUto D S p s^ a n t in Weshtogton, - > tog .heiy husband. Authorities> .iiav^ havp' Thompson ttonhopad jthe Britito. not\.^yet officially" determf""'*■mined tioiyf the d"iny of repelling "aggrtoi sipn and deferMlfig. the toteh- FVenjto and wbat Oeraum Ambas­ whether., the accident caused'd /her sadors And filled thsm in on tha - dbath. Ameriesn democratic ♦ystem. Withpjut Prior CondiMons- U,S.''dfflcU.ls indicated toiej* ebnf results-to his talk with Gromyko'. si.dered there W as no obligatipn''on JKo.plans to have aXUrther confifr- •V Zero to Zrro/ the psurt of PreaideBt Ktoriedy tor ence''with.ihe threeI St: his embaaay Hartford.„Jan. 2 (AlT^The.State any apoctoc aettoh,- as was indicat­ tomorrow. Motor'Vehicle depanlment'a daily ed b.v the Guatemalan chief execu- U.S.'AMbssAadof Llewellyn Thompson tolks With’ newsmen Wi front of'MoB0(to*a .defense rnin- ' The ThoMpaonrOrwtoko talk Dutch Callf^r record of autOmoblie fatalities as Jive.-.- , ".' /,. Istry'todiy after conferring with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko: Snowrflakes, took place on the sovanth floor of of last midnight,and the totals on ( Tdigoras' atatemhnt concerning fall oh the statesman as be parries questions. ,(AP Photofajyetor-hidlo from Lonilon). , the.toralgn mtnlaicy, a apVfod aky- the Bamevdate la I yesr:. .,.... • 'Signed tommitmapto" could have ahrapar oh ShMflaaak Sruare. T ^ IM l 1««2 referred to the mutual defense •WWW ta|qa Mhttonat iiofUitfig to oat or "'KtHed .,..0 0 ' act of "Rio de Janeiro, under whieh" ^ ■ \ - otomMa has. celled tor a foreign SirateRic Outlook for ^62 '.t^mnpaoa tobk XaMPton; JMk- gnlaters’ cdnfjtotoC* A u t o e r s (ir V - The .... o r 'lt collMTunre.rl year About 60. and hia aon, Jawea, iMUneid .U . , _ ...... _ began the new'.year w(|th A . iAiMeistsB^'’bfQm caa to * wWlibl»i> AiA A Htoohev, a Soviet tha-VKAttzB of WlsiL when. Wksy-expBctVthdir. foreat to splash—in the frigid waters of which was a pledge, to fight Com- eroign mlnletry cSlciai Who- wab , he ■ ttihngtbcdod by *hips and Guinea with Indoneito without ae^ - l ^ g isla&d Sound. niuniat sggreesian. pr IMUtrailoa tom ^ y ambAisadto^to Ba*t-Ger,... b u ceaittttotid hitfdrehand. ptoni.M acquired from Oommuhlst A t Studebakei' The Griys went swimming to this hemtspbe'rai or .to any other V 'l / n«fnl8h Jan de Quay the bloc countries. of a numhto. of inter-Ameriesn In. TOibhlngtonf^ >tato Depart- / ' MveromiMt declaration In the low- ,Ito (^ a y said the N^iwlatads they have been doing for the past three , years oh New Tear's day. treaties and agreements.) 'Sou.th Befid, Ind., JAn. 2 (IT) M tot oflidata said a .ito>prt from .. /' .' Or houi e jst'yM'liament af the start decirion not to make self-dOterml- . .Referring to the meeting later [ah ik ation The'United Auto' Workera Untop T^rngjon was expected ewne time r of detefh.oii west" New Guinea, natlon for the TOO.OOd Papuan jpop- The temperature of the air waA this Month of western hemisphere about 87- degrees. cAiled-lta mambera out dn .'torike ■ y ‘ - H Mst.'rBmiuto^ .ofv'IioUand’s East ulation a prerequisite for negoU-. foreign ministers jSt Pjijta''del ' Why dp "they do it? at Studebaker-Packard (torp. aar* They ,eald, however, that com- Indies colonial-^. empire - which ationa “diet not detract ahythirig Bate, U ru gu ay,to consider the Palm Beach, Fla., Jah. 2 (to-to leave his hospital b,ed for ly" today after extended weekend m.wt.^from the .department would Indonesia' hag threatened to to- from her COmtietion that the Inter- ■‘ Some people celebrate the nei». Cuban question,. „TdIgoras said: sessions set up by mediatora.-had year with wild parties”, said the President Kennedy today called m a snort period .to move about in. a Vade. , President aujeamo. yMter- eats o f ' the population must; be whiSN chair. The President and failed to bring company" and union Ita Bag# Seven) day proclaimed the disputed. tMTi- kept to nrfnd to the drst. place."... elder Gray. "This is our way of be­ (CoBttoWd On .Page Seven) Vice Presid.ent ‘L>ndon B. johnson together. ing wild,, I guess;” j, and top defense officials for a' prO: othirinerhbers of the family visited ' tory a "bfovince, Of Indimeaia. and Hh said he could hot-glvS 'any the elder. Kennedy ".'festerday at The executive co»btoitte'« of Lo­ ordered a special military., com­ further Information on -‘‘diplo­ Earned toUightt fJvit llmtoary survey of problems bouiid St, Mary’s Hosjpllal in neighbor­ cal 6 had set the sudke deadline mand set up to direct the invasion matic dlsciisaiops with opier low­ Charleston. W'.'Va., Jan. 2 (dp to army orgiihlzatltm, 7 ing- West Palm l ^ c l j , . after'the company 'ternHuatad-U**- “ ■ xif he orders it. “ ers”-—an apparent reference to the A 48-year-6ld Quaker a i^ gradu­ SNET Reports { Besides Johnson, Kenpedy asked The Cihief B'xecutlvV apent a contract, which had been extend­ De Quay said the NeUierslandS United States. 'The Dutch" previ- ate of the HartforT.enhn., Theo-; .Secretary of DefenseRobert A quiet New Tear'a Gay,'cheated by ed from Its Dec. 1 expiration date. B u l i e t i h a ^ . Is willing to enter into-negotiations -ously .asked the United States'to logical Seminazy-'WlIl< assume new 1 McNamara, Deputy Secretary Ros foul weather from hla tieual cruise The committee had ha(), strike Cullfid from AF WiirM - v -adthouf making' self-determlha- help in getting the dispute settled |i duties here, as' the Wsat Virginia O n S tock Ififeld well L. Gilpatric and Gen- Max­ on Lake'Worth. . - authorization from .the member-, > wall Of New Guinea’a Papuan by, negotiations. “ Human-^ghts Commission's first well D. Taylpr,- his personal 'mili­ ship since November, rpoptUaUem a prerequisite. Previ­ De Quay^ sa)d thk^ itoee "these ISJKKba-year executive director. tary adviserl to meet with him A' A . union spokesman said only a ouslylaly ^tfie Dutch had salsaid they third powers also have .sought, con- The' appointment of Howard W. For 21 Years handful of volunteer pickets with­ BTAtE ETV HELATED 8 p.m,. EST, ill the beachfront HarWord, Jao- 8 (F)—Oo«- would n^otiate only I f ' the tact wltH' Indonesia” ' M y "State­ McKinney, former pastor of home where the FIrat Family Is 1961 d h ro iiology out slgni*. w-ere on hand at mid- ^Papuans assured the right of ment by him might in$erial the Friends Church at Central City, nocUout Ediioattoip] TtotoWtm Hartford, Jah. 2 fS>) -^’‘ A 21- varationing, ' ’ Corp. will not be geing bn tke self-^etermtoattbii,^ eventual buccesa W ^ )r* Bevesi) year Investment In Southern N"ew Mr-HUa-month as asAtdpnMid. /■i" Tha LabCr paiiy-miposltlon had tattonSv.... ' (OobUbiimI op Pago Three) England 'Telephone (Company stock same group, supplemented by the been, presatog the gdvemmeptgWemmept to The' premier stressed th at. the Joint Chiefs of Staff, tomorrow ()n The (MV^ratton is wnltiiai tor wouUr have yielded only 14P per compleiloa to ' H tovm by cm- annotinee wiUlngnMS to reMnquk^ Netherlands preferred-that nego- cent gain, substantially leas than what White'House press Secretary I . w ' V ' " -.ae_ t i _ ' l ‘ 9 the tCTritoi^ and then to V h ^ tl- ttations be condiicted' ‘‘in a broad Pierre Salinger described a* Th>\irjreat Im pOCt Otl M O ny reOplC snlUng englnesrs lo tf. aqtop- to comparable investments,, a com- -meat manutmtoren, a sptikaa* ate. for spme autcmotoiy for the connectloii” meaning that he lany spokesman told the PUblte Operational' and Strategic Outlook ’ i . r . , f—— Papuans.,- Fmeigil Minister Sii- would - like the cooperation of sev­ for 1902. T- > 1 m u aaJd, Hieae aro expected I\ew 8 T id bits Jttl'iUt^ <3ommiaslon todSy. lafttotheF handrio oi^.'&idonesia-recently said. eral countries, probably the United Frederick Fags), assljitant yi(:e Salinger announced the. theme' at \ lIad||dReSla might consider giving^; NaUons. today's asMlon » * "Army organi-1 s liit opcr- - .ifrom the- AP .Wiras preeident, treasurer and secre­ Denj^se^pians Review made to. (he --4wt New Guinea “ a grtot ms*s- H ie Nefhe4Mds previously had tary, jN-esepted this evidence as the satlonal problems.'' He declined (o ' elaborate when asked if It' concern-1 Fedeftal Coimnnaientlons Com- ure of smtonbmy.” - ■ ■ suggested th e’Upited Nations take PUC reauined cross examlnathm tteporito. f r ^ the Indonesian ed possibly early relesse . of’' Re- ] mlsaionr ''A waiting period o f at V i . Rbbe^ Sambone resigns as of SNETGO officials; . ‘The . com­ least so days Is required before capital said" that despite tpe proc- (OoBUBOedl BO Pmga Six) pany-seeks a revised rate schedule servista called to active'duty last' Meriden’s Civil Defense directortn year to the armed forces buildup Of Ban bii^ub Rentals tto application c m be approved proteiM to cut In Ms budget, and toyield an additional.011.8 million prompted by the 'Berlin crisis. aher It'ia aubniltted. T v e other top CD efflcials leav­ In revenucf. \ „ ;... It seemed likely the conference Hartford, Jan, 2 ,« used only .by ing in jfupport ' of Ssmbone. i. \ssufiUng a 01,000 investmeitt in- would deal witli the entire army 9HIP IN DISTRESS W ill Succeed B alaguer SupbflSr'^Court Judge William P. 1940, Fagal testified, and use of Dempsey, calle'd-a "ponference-lh his members or their .gueots, and New Orieus, Jan. 2 (.D A structure-..regulars, National Guard office' this afternoon to review, a guests' nsmes are to be'cntered ip Barber says he p io b ^ y wlU visit all options and 'rights since, the and Referves. ' Gilpa'trlc has que BwoM 4n< w Vice president of U.S. Peace-GPtP* volunteer from The Chlef-nExecjillve said he h-esse], the.-; Irish. Ash,, was bn public, Jan. 2 (A*) — Rafaisl Bbn-. the'eouhM|I>'Bonnelly will take over Alassachusetts." wins praise for Jt ... to Southeast Aria: (CooUauto OB' Bate 'Seveaj Salinger had aiud esurlier the scheduled the conference for 2:30 C on^Y Jctioii o f route to assist. ' - . -- nelly, prsfldent-tQ-he -Of the npw from 'BsUaguer when ' toe latter helping''to sa've Nlgeruui youth this afternoon on the heels of .Domtouan council .of atato prptn-, resigns, a posaibllt'ty'within g weelc. from dtowning but shrugs off his Mbettogs would not relate dlrectl; to the 1002-08 defense budget whlcU many 'telephorre...calls and "letters CASTRO BLAMES J1.S. htod DenJmma, freedom of as- Bslaguar drew up,the.plan for an part to'rescue.. .■■ ^7 ■ from private clubj. protesting the H a r t f o r t l Havana, Jah. 8 iJF> ;'Fldrt’ , seinbly anddlMosslbh ysBterday interim governmmt and prom­ is likely to take lip more thito haH Algerian, rebel, Premier , Ben M on ire^ O fftcials "Ofder. ■ Castro watched Soriet-made MIg and" warned, the Armed fm e s ised to quit when the OrgaMza- of.Kennedy's ihUcipated 092 bUllonr Tousaef Ben ''Khedda leaves ' for plui spending prCgTam 'for the Thb Governor Aaid the eoict. re­ Hartford,' Jan. 2 i.P> r^The Stale jets fly past today to a display Bgalnat interferesice in the alfatn tion of .- American States ib A S r Rabat to prmMkre bhiehil meeting [Fear N ew Trouble y«nr. ■ . - '.X, inforcing; a long ' standing dj’pArt- Supreme- Court ,n( Eriors today o f mllitwy .power and declared' (jT the^naw antl-TrujUlp govem- lifts, its" economic and dipibaiatic of rebel regime to Moroccan'cap,l- ' Neither, he said, werb-they called mental regulation, "seemts to. have overtuhned the conviction of a it w as'.^.im kee Ithperialism'^' . .ment .... ' - • spinettoiia'"a|tAtost the Dotttoicah tal,^, ;Daniah"government sttspeito* to. make a'decisiqn on-wEbtoer the had a great impaH on many peo-r Hartforo man oh charges pf secriv- that forced htiil to arm. Speak­ ■ ■ BonnSliy, aameg.'v to" .."iRicoeed A fter P risdii R iots R4»uhUc.” ,' all expoito of SruM .to" Indonesia United States should resume nui, pie.'-' / ■ ’ -; ' Ihg stolen good’ ing at, celrtnwttooa' to the .third' Frsaident -Joamto'-> Balhgucr aa . jpolldwtog iukswarmii. approval becauto of Its threat to seize W esf' clear lesttog id the atmosphere/ Governor UenijiMy said- that The"" high court nrdertd a new Bitniversar>- of bis overthimw of head of. the riifing body, declared- Montreal, Jan. 8 Some- off. the council plan by 'opposftioit •New Guinea. 400 prisoMrs tottiriied quietl,r to The.' .Vice President was sched­ many private clubs holding liquor jglal In the raj»e of JValtor B. Fredc the- Batista dictatorship, ' the at the awearlhg-to of the 7-man fa c tii^ . President Kennedy "Sn- ' Leaders .and' official - organs 'of uled to land at West Palm Beach peftnlts claimed that they would tWieks'.Jr., wjm wa*'the manager bearded prime minister qiMfirted council that freedom to .pmot and "their cells today 'after they' iMd -nounced that the United States Communist Chins.,' North. Korea rioted aad battled police tor toer airport fropi Jtomson City Texi',' Auffer: "serious hardship ' by Xhe,bJ ,a va‘riet.v>fsttjrS fit the time of Cuba never would.'pose a mili­ discuss AU issues wduld be qbaerved favored l^ to g the eanctibns iin and, N®i^W i*l'Nhm admit; In; houra In Hoatreal’i Beideaox at 3 ISO p.m, EST., and,the others a order barring-them from-renting , fils, convlctioit ^ifi ■ 19&9--*Hc wa.i tary threat \to any other nstiwi. '"beMUSei truth can. be' achieved poised , agabsst the old Trujillo New.'T-ear's statements that 1,001 Jai) yeetoyday: , „ half-hour later. Johnson and Mc­ their qnarters. ' ' ■• ' ' , 1 found .guilty of the'charge to Hart- "Without YAnhee Intperislisih,” . BB^ through oonsdmtiQus and djs- rejime .tor h a tin g to asaaastoate Namara” wilt spend the night at l%.e Liquor tiontrol Cominisston -ford Ckjui’ity Suptrior Courf' he dej^ared. "we would not need„ pMsioBkto dtsciMihto.*’ was Ksd.yesr . because of.'‘^ tu ru l ' ^ ' ■ —i' "■ ^ - Roidulo Betancourt of-yenesuela. oalamUtes” or other difficulties. J. • Montreal; Jixn. j 3 <)P> ,— More the home of Mr, and Mrs, 'Charles notified'some SOO rlubp "last week Fredericks' Wns accused of re- a''s|ngle one of these tanks • . • 'H e sasgrtod ...that the coUncUi BPnneUy Mprssents -the Nation­ WrightAman, while Otlpatric; and thst elfqcUve Jan. l the.'it would'.be eeiving. Several musical Instru- qanilons . . .. planes or a single «*■ which assumed all tegialstiye and 'M.sasachusetts niotl^r of seven jtoubie,jrah feared today from 400 al Civic Union, major.pppotiUon- Taylor aU y at the estate of Mrs. prohibited from renting' or. allow-'-ments that were later found to be soldier.” I BxecuUve pastors until .instUlation and her 15-year'^ld'Mn killed prlsonen who:riotod 'and .battled faction which agreed'to i^ ve'to e last night in grade ero*sisg rol- police for; four hours to MontreaTa Robfrt B, Toung. widow of 'thethe Ists1 tog Hie use Of theli quarters toHhe stolen propefly of a Hartford . o f an elected'government early; to railroad magnate, and - ftoAncler. buUide Organizations. | nwslcAl store,. . . " . a w a r d f o b T t s h d m b e 1008, wlahed tQ .,.emphaIsze ’'•Ptor Balaguer plan , a chAnce after Usioh. ,i. \ ■■ ■ Bordeaux Jail. SreekA' of o0-and-on "n^tiatipna. ' The men spent the night to cells Both homes are just -down' ths The action was taken after the , . Fredericks contended that he be-. New Vbrfc, .Jan. t 0e)—Pre$t<* deeifled 'endeavor to maintain up-; ■ MrP. Ddrothy 'Howard. W-ye«r^ CbnMctlCut Hotel and Restaurant Heved -the Insti^ento belong.^ ,to dent Moise ITabombe. bf KaWhga Balaguer is a holdover :from the of two unheated, water-logged beach front, that of Mr. and- Mrs. -Sltarahle" the armed forces' non- Oto grandmother, stands onife in Association complained., that, the.lan em.ploye.of thb variety.-stbre -will. be .to’ ’cn an award at * Trujillo rfdgh whose efforta to form wings where , they were herded, O. Michael Paul,'wbejis the Ken­ ' poUttafl status. . Brockton, Mato..., Dintrict Court- to nedy’s have be^i ataSdng Since be­ nrivaie clubs with'Uqlior permits ' wheite he was the m ana«r. H^ March 7 j rally sponsbi^ bjy Vv ^'Ihe ''miUtalT,.hs said, , must rt*^' a transitibnal .government were charge of stninidng tier SZ-yegr- 'finally after thjslr...outburst yestepi marked by weeks of -rioting and' a fore Christmas. K l o ^ r c T a l i ^ g thel? b.isl-1 told ItW.court during hlsnrial thaT Young Americans for Fretoom, trim ' .aettoiUed ^to; .me [dCfanse old dsnighter . Po^John XXIH. .dajv "Which started to- the dining . Gen<'Frederick Smith Jn. vice uses th rtoi^ the rental of fadli- jbe tried to,sell the Instrum^TOt.’ to the group said today. The pres­ of thsindependence and-integrity nationwide general strike;/He. ap­ liKOreetly critieizittg Communist, ^ l . . Aulhqrities expected n e w recover pA.ri of ..aboutr 01.200 the pealed to a radto address ‘‘to Ui cKief'Of gtaff, will reprewnt thb.Air ties fob ^ weddings.':' dance?. ■ arid entation at the , Conservative ot the repiwUe, to matotain order ngline ia.Euat Oesinanyt writes outbursts .today whM-guards-and Force among the Joint Chiefs to­ .other functions tb oulaide groups. employe -had stolen from the varle- sally for World UbtratlOn frpm men of good .will and partriotism’i Gtomah E^iisoopate that he feciir police tried to tradafep- tbem, bdek ty:atore. pad rasjpAct ftw the rights o f Man.*’ to help the potoic^ tqstall demoerg- morrow to ^sce of Gen, ChrtlsiE. . Meanwhile,^the Liquor Ckmtrql CommunlsM will be "to the em­ Ma^ Gen.- jFMro Itodrigues tonow, a t -di0io(iltito,Gmposed on tb''. their cells. . . Lemay. who ts ill: Commission s ^ there, wilt be no' The Variety,'toore: eMploye, iden­ battled. Kjriaagan peopto for . XMl^iuTia, -chief- o f the armed seotioh'of German'piio^^ Lt. Ool. Leon Lambert, fover-- The Presidait -put off s ntetotoF grace p erib | t .in barring ejuhs to tified as- Melvin Harp«r„.fbrfelted their coursgeoos .stand a g ^ s t ^ sdmiilistered Ihe oath si 'Uie bond and Bed before -he could - be > fnoHt.hSk vowed td support the Naflimsl BwScc toj the oUier . Mz Wtotor . stmAhiEie totarmittently nor of the jalL said prisoners^ to a With John. A. McCone; bea^ to the Connecticut from renting their communism and their continued . .eouaeil aisd atqod behind Bonnrily. members, igcMiltiuf Antonio imlier brlghtona .pact of' southern Eng-. block Jor derscins 'awaltfng trial Central Intelligence AgEbeyj until facilities to pqtside* piniQttoatlons. bfoi^ht to trial; .He is s'ttH at fightfor" frirdom,’’ the rally- aa be apoka. Ftodriguez Eehavisrria end Luia;AmlsP'.^,-t)ie twp bols Isnd/bUt.inost-ttf.Britiah Isler-Mili took part to' the rebeUion.’-qifid tb it Sunday af(er.ne refiirns to Waah- 8tato*r "u> FalasM. executive ■'largre... ■' ooMmittbe aaid. Former. Ptfsl- , led a mlUtacy move wbjeh eruabed ■Ut'tlvms Of si iSritian gipop wMck Ita ia 'giAp Bt Now Xesr 'doep freeza ‘‘ebrne 'to t h ^ looked* drunk IWtOll. eberetatT to the eonimlaalon. aaid V. Fredericks testified during the .ricat'*' Herbert Hoevsf>' Sen. a oed|A ptaoisBd by ^hni^Ulo'gis- yIsitMd TrilitfUols' agpsgitiislUep .,.H to ty Ju n M s httsd when in- possibly from goto bails (batbUdr- T. Tbsfentlfe ICtoedy fatoily wjsa most tohbout'to rsquests.rocol'ved' ‘bourse to ''hie' trial that he -hAd Them a J. JDodd, .D-Ceim.. sod kairda laat Oetabar And psurad thr OmnBaiGsMnl J ob bttvta HB> tototAto,.huB pluhges'eff'.higtawsy atoe)'.’*' , •- y . -. , - jhaari«BS(l t o woto tlMt tlM head to tuflay to waive, gu est-^k require-. been copweed to the crime to re- former NAjor Gen. Edwin. A. ,wagr Id r 1 ^ aapidston o f thb toJmi rspsassBtsd -tbs 'DiOtod ■!«>•> aesr BsS .Hspaflmes, BrsaU,.AAd XTh»'diatuibezibs .:is; far- 'RMS t ^ ’ (elan,; 78-year-«ld Jbaepiv > . mcnU'^-wljl;,,beX'dented. ."’BeVeral cetvtog stoim goods to I9Sfi.' , . ^ Walknf were aiufmg otiieru o f the laSp ~ tunM- o«ur s m m l .itoMs Sowp. HsaaMdy; ia matong aueb Impro**- hpen for abuts wlthte this week.. scheduled to reerire \ awud«- Stsdnioi ' SUJe. law) private 1 chib (GeoilinnMI u .B a g * Eleven) . tlM iqlly. ^ ; ", •W i. IGAfa.*we); m a t tftim his sRoka that ihe w a* '. y f J /■ V i ' .... t,-. I: ■-7.. 4 ■s'.'