'■T' I * ■ . / i m o p n - s i x W EDNEI^DAY, D E C E M B E R 18, 1861 j Manrbfeter lEupnittg l|?raUt I .. / / . Arerege Daily Net Frees Run The Weethcr For t|^ Week Ended LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY at 1:10 P.M.-SATURDAY 11:10 A,M. Deeenber 9, I t t l foreoMt of D. B. Weather 1Beme CHRISTMAS GIFT FREE and EASY Partty Cloiidy t« Noody aad eeM WRAPPING PARKING 13,518 tonight. liow Friday partly Member of the Andit 2nd flo o r Come for Christmas « Rear of Store Bureau of Ctreulatlon cloady and eoML High Bear s4. '-1^ f ‘ Manchester—~A City of Village Charm • -I?'' 'Tor fho bonefit of Ml 3-4123 Hol|) for Retarded VOL. LX X X I, NO. 63 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, D E C E M B E R 14, 1961 (Olaaalfied AdrertlalDg on Page 2d) PRICE FIVE CENTS C h ild re n J State News Roundup 2 0 Pupils Killed as Train Police Say Youth right: white bouquets CHRIST/MS right: a garden of roses border the pouf sleeves in blue .or pink on cotton Drove Death Car and bouffant skirt .of and dacron sateen, nylon Yesterday and ’59 this peacock or burnt or- TIME petticoat. Hits Colorado School Bus orange dress, petticoat included. Newtown, Dec. 14 (^)— I to 3 — 6.99 State Police said today that the teen-age driver of an auto 7 to I' •10.99 IS 3 to 6x— 7.99 involved in a fatal accident Leftists Seize yesterday was driving while 14 Ghildren 7 to 12— 8.99 his license was under suspen­ Caracas Radio,: sion. KATE GREENAWAY ^ Sgt. John Jones of the IJirhfield Injured, Go State Police Troop said that Ri< h- Blast KennedV ard Barry, 19, of 1ft Fisk St., | _ •• iA J Waterbury, the driver of the auto, . , , TIME had his license suspended in Oct- C aracas. \ eneztiela. Dec. r l To Hospital lober iftsft. ,(.q>)—Ixiftist gunmen seized It Jones said that Barry was the radio tra n sm itte r here today, Greeley. Colo., Dec. 14 (/P) driver of an auto that killed a IV l)roadcast anti-Kennedv pi'on- —A school bus was struck by left; flow ers of blue year-old pedestrian in 1959. He , _ „ i said Barry was subsequently found 0 \ei a nalionw ide a streamliner passenger train or pink bloom on guilty of negligent homicide in honltun and escaned. I in northern Colorado today this dress of cotton Waterbury City Court. While they held the transmitter. ! and at least 20 persons were and dacron, nylon Police said Barry was driving a Ihey urged Venezuelan.s to oppose I killed. 4 petticoat. vehicle yesterday registered to "'i-s weekend s visit by Presidont Coroner Ross Adamson said 20 left: chri.stmas red cot­ Quality Brands ihc.. Waterbury. a Kennedy to Caracas I bodies were taken" to a temporary firm in which Barry's father, Johji ^ 4-man gang boi\nd and gagged morgue in Greeley. Apparently all I to 3 — 6.99 ton with snow.v touches F Barrv, is president and treasur- employes at the P.-'din Caraca.' i of the dead were children. of eyelet on the sleeves, fy ■ transmitter at K1 Bale, several u-iii I ... miles south of this capital. I Adamson said 14 children were 3 to 6x— 7.99 nylon petticoat. Killed in , the crash , of . the . station One man„„„ had a tommx gun An­ I hospitalized and three others re­ wagon and truck veslerdav was other had a rifle with havonet. leased after examination and treat­ 7 to 12— 8.99 William Finn, 18, a basketball star Tile raideis tied tin two guards ment. He said there •were 37 chil­ 7 to 12— 10.99 for Sacred Heart High School of normally posted at the station. dren and ih-e driver on the b«s. Waterbury last year. A man who hentd the interruption Sheriff's officers said the driv­ The collision occurred on P.oiile s.Tid a voice broke into the sched­ er of the bus apparently escaped 6. uled program and said: serious injury and was given shel­ I Barry and two other teen-agers •aav^ a .“ PeoDle of Caracas do not re­ ter in the county jail. He was Iden­ 1 in the auto were injured. ceive Kennedv. He was the man tified as Duane Harms. •Police said the auto was atlempt- Tile train was a Union Pacific ing to pass a car and was hit be- 2 ^ , "" t-lrh'"" in' fore it returned..... ,to the proper i„„„lane He is plotting another Cuban in- railroad streamliner which was T^e driver of the truck. Carter vasion with Betancourt iVenezuel-. trav eling westbound. TTie bus was Vaughn, 4.5. of 83 Colonial PI., New an President Romulo Betan­ struck at a crossing two miles GRANDM A MOSES court.!" east of Evans, which is a short Rochelle, N. Y., wa* uninjured. The raiders escaped In an auto-' ..jLlIki' distance south of Greeley. Mias Ronna Drumm, 17, Euclid bile. 1 The shattered remains of a .school bus that carried at lea.st 20 children to death today in a col- Bodies of children were scatter­ On 100 Million Yule Cards Avenue. Waterbury, and Peter Cul- : Immediately afterxvard police re-] li.sion with a tram 7 mile.s soulhea.sl of Grcclc.v. Colo. The overturned rear of the bus was the ed for 1,000 yards. School books, hane, 17, of 97 Circuit Ave., Wa- j inforcements were rushed to sll i largest intact .section. Eighteen are hospitalized. i AP Pholofaxi. homework papers, bus seats, cloth­ terbury. were reported in critical jI radio and television stations to , ing and other articles were hurled P. M. condition today in Danbury hos­ prevent a repetition. in all directions. OPEN TONIGHT pital. The incident was the most recent Patrolman Don Glmt of Gree­ in a serie.a of demonstrations and , Guterma Paid Million Program ley, believed to be the first officer Grandma Moses Dies Sues for $ 150,000 other wolence sponsored by i at the scene, said: ’Tve been on ' Venezuelan leftists to discredit the the job eight years and I'vs never Waterbury, Dec. 14 i/Pi — A I visit, which President Kennedy is | Gambling Debt seen anything like it.” Bridgeport woman filed a dam­ scheduled to make here Saturday. ; Greeley is about 50 miles north I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ At 101; Noted Artist age suit for 1150,000 In Superior Venezuelan troops began moving j CD for Constructing of Denver. After the accident the JEWELS AND THE CASES ______\ Court today against a Waterbury Into the city In a long-planned j Bv McCormick train was run on to La Salle, man who, she claims, struck her security operation to a.asure the 1 another small community n ear In the head while swinging a golf President's safety. Hooslck Falls, N. Y.. Dec. 14 painting, and throughout her New York, Dee. 14 (A’’ —A key Greeley. —Grandma Moses, spirited 101- lOl years she was endeared to ail club. The Leftists generally are con­ The bus was one of aevaral from factor In the sudden resignation of Shelters in Schools n'$ touch of year-old primitive artist whose who'had the privilege of knowing The woman. Sonya Kudrikoff, sidered a comparatively small the Greeley School District serv­ by MELE .nd BUXTON work has' appeargiil on 100 million her." said, in papers filed with the civil minority in- Venezuela—President EdwajM T. McCormick as president ing Greeley High School, a Junior Christman cards, died 12 days be­ Uoyd Goodrich, director of tha action that she subsequently lost Betancourt liaa'tald they number high school and an elementary lous tassels her left eye at a result of the in -, only about "four dozen”—But they of the American Stock Exchange . Washington, Dee. 14 .f/P-Thei citizen. It calls for advance plan- fore Christmas, Whitney Museum of American Art Defense program, to ning at every level of government school, all in Greeley. ♦as seen in Vogue, Esquire, McCalls, Seven­ Grandma, who achieved world­ in New York, said: jury.- ' are extreme Officials said all of the cUldren Police had laonehM onlv last TOCnCw Alexander u Gutem a to jjg Congrress next month - local, stale and national. Thi« d chains with matching teen, in snow white, bluestone, shell pink, wide fame after taking up paint­ "She represented the folk tradi­ She sal •truck by Ni­ . - . a • a pay ' offon a substantialsubslantial Havai^.^-m about $700 million and planning must be Hexible enough to aboard the bus were. from rural ing in her late 70s, suffered from tion that has been mich an Im- cholas Camerino while ahe was a “ families. some touched with 24 kt. gold, the collection In. fn Z ^m bling debt owed bv McCormick ____include_____ incentive payments for adapt itself to changes in enemy rrings. some with beads a chronic heart ailhient. guest at Carserino'a home. i pre.sldentlal vt.slt. I the Wall Street Journal said today. : construction of fallout shelters In weapons and tactics. It must be The weather was clear with s from Her health gradually faded at a (Contlniied on Page Two) Carsertno, she «ald, invited her | Authorities announced the "''VI I hospitals, and public wel- comprehensive enough to cover temperatures below freesing. E .■nursing home, the Hooslck Falls to watch him practice swinging a l re.st of 50 persons accused of would be nothing illegal In fare institutions, people living imder widely differ­ Tne crossing is marked by a Health Center, where she had been golf club. Before she was safely i painting "Kennedy No" signs on i „ Deputy Secretary of Defense ent conditions from ranch houses, sign but has no flashing lights since July. seated outdoors, sh-a contended, j walls and said nightly roundups ■' continued. In the eyes of , Roswell L. Gllpatrlc disclo.sed de- to apartment houses, to frame cot­ But on her 101st birthda.v, Sept. (Coattaned oa Page Tea) 7, the spunky, 100-pound farm Warden Denies Carserino started to swing the of others trying to stir up di.s- * ! tails in a news conference today. tages. club. order would continue under a spe- gating ASK activltle.s. it would "pijp program prosides federal "The primary defense obligation 2.98 to 30.00 woman vowed: have reflected bad judgment b,v | guidance but no money for indi- "I’m going to live to be 200." The women said ahe w'eui struck of the federal government is to News Storv of on - the head- A lens of her eye­ (ContinDed on Page Ten) Mr. McCormick on the ethical ' vidual. home shelters.’ build and maintain enough deter­ She was alone with nurses when __ •' standards to be maintained by a ' The federal Incentive program, she died at 3:15 p.m, yesterday, glasses was shattered and splin­ rent power to make any attack un­ ters of glass entered her eyeball. stock exchange president." , Gllpatrlc said in a statement. Is likely, This deterrent demands a her physician, Dr. Clayton Shaw, Plan to Resign The debt allegedly was run up i planned on the basis of aid for major effort in men, money and BuUetins told newsmen. The plaintiff said she was em­ by McCormick, the journal said, con.structlon of shelter spaces for organization, now and for the fore­ She had been In an oxygen tent ployed at the City Lumber Com­ Fire Tests Due Culled from AP Wires C Hartford. Dec. 14 — "I don't while he and Guterma were vl.siling about 20 million per.sons in the seeable future most of the day, the doctor said. pany in Bridgeport at the time of j Havana in 19,56, two years be- ' fiscal year, beginning next July 'Tile responsibility of the feder­ Grandma recently expressed a . *'1 nesign. nor has wyone the accident and lost time from asked for, my resignation," says ! fore the financier began getting 1. It would make eligible for in­ al government is first to keep track sire to go home, he said, but she work aa a result of the injuries. On Samples of Into legal trouble. centive paymenf.s projects started' of the nature of the threat which CN AIRS n I t O P IA N was "sort of indifferent to her sur­ State Prison Warden -Mark S. Carserlno Is a design engineer Faria, Dec. 14 (A>>— The United Richmond. McCormick, who resigned Mon- after next Jan. t. the Civil Defense program must bo roundings lately." and a member of the Public Works day, could not be reached for com-; A booklet on fallout shelters will designed to meet; second, to pre­ States government offered to­ Only a few weeks ago, however, Richmond commented on a pub­ Board in Waterbury. Hospital’s Wall ment on the story at his home in , he available to the public In early pare information about the threat night to give all the NA’ID Al- friends had described her as lished report last night that he has R,ve. a New York suburb. N or i January and to news media soofi- Uea a greater eay over the po- "bright as a button" most of the accepted an out-of-state prisop Utiqal control of nneiear weap­ ‘LiT'p’ Nativity Scene Hartford. Dec. 14 (A^ — Large could JosepH Reilly, chairman of cr, he said (Contlnned on Page Ten) time, despite her confinement and post, effective March 1. samples of wall cov’ering from the board of governors who ss- A "Fact Sheet” Issued in con­ ons, Amerioan oonreea aaUL The offer waa made at a inlnlatertal doctor’s ordara'«(KainsL. M&IWW- Charles St. Troh of Suffield. chair­ Hartford, Dec. 14 At a newrf conference he was issued a .statement independently bureau reports no 1962 llceose-wlll NOTE—^The promise of active,^' be Issued to any restaurant owner Legal, Agency Claims Congo. There wss no hint that vigorous lesulenihlp wm a pemist- emphasis on leadership. [asked about his campaign prom- °",^ouday in which combustible the United Statea had changed A couple of examples^'les from his I j,,,p g j^d whether he would change ‘'cujug tile was blamed for the who refuses to Swear he will not ent note In John F. Kennedy’s esun- discriminate against any persons its stand opposing a oeaae-ffre right: 3.99 right: 4.99 palgn. How sacceMful has he speeches will recall the tone of if he were campaigning again. Is® 'r®' «• . . until Immediate U.N . objerdtves his campaign. "No,” Kennedv said, "it would because of race, color or religion, By ,IOE H .\IX rgeneral education purposes were right: 5.99 b m tr*Ml»tlng pledge Into real­ ! here rebuked iho NFPA and .said Washington, Dec. 14 (fpi—An unconstitutional,, are achieved in Katanga. right: 3.99 ity 7 This Is ttio President’s per­ In Fort Worth. Kennedy said: be exacUy what it was. We have jR, statement waa baa^d'dn haauiy British Aircraft Corp. today overblouse o r white overblouse "Lyndon Johnson and 1 do not pro­ confirmed it has signed a contract agencj' of - the Roman Catholic The study, on the other hand. / formance in his 11 months in office. met a go>|d many of these com- ; gathered information, Church ihade public today a legal i said that the court had several CUBA SEES INVASION tuck-in of white, that can also be white cotton mise a life of ease. We cannot pro­ mitment.s hnd I am hopeful that ' in a reply yesterday Percy to sell Vickers Viscount prop-jet Key West, Fla., Dec. 14 (A ) — lace trimmed cotton' ba­ mise a solution to the problems airliners to Communist China... study contending that federal i times affirmed the constitutional- mint, beige, lem­ worn tucked in. f "chiffon” that re- By AB’THUB EDSON before our term Is ended that we Bugbee, general manager of the grants to aid in teaching secular | ity of aid bv government "for the Men are being reendted la Costa tiste in white with green 4 ^ AP Newvfeatiires Writer which disturb our lives, but we will meet the olhei's." .— .j ---- An issue that had been smoulder­ Rica for’a new tavaslon of O n ^ on, strawberry lace trimmed da­ quire.s little or no 'NFPA, said the statement was ing in the congregation of St. subjects in parochial schools would accomplishment of public welfare and red or white with floral appliques cron and cotton. Washington, Dec. 14 (P) — No can promise that if we are suc­ Republicans dutifully peck away be constitutional. Havana radio said today. Tlw re­ green embroidorv. .to to ironing with drip- man can properly Judge th,e lead­ cessful we can move with vigor Paul’s Methodist Church, Cedar objects through church-related in­ port came on the heels of aa an­ conceal closings, 30 to 38. at Kennedy, although few go as (Continued on Page Fourteen) Rapids, Iowa, came to a head last Thus, the study said, there Is stitutions." 38. dry schiffle em­ e n of his own time. and vitality on the problems which far as Rep. Walter H. Judd, R- no legal bar to Including funds for nouncement by Oiban exBss in dacron and cot­ Few around Abraham Lincoln, disturb us here and' around the night when a majority of the The Health, Education and Wel­ Mexico that uj^Inga bare start­ broidery. 30 to 38. Mlnn. "I .say In dismay that he Is membem voted to sell a lot in an church-connected schools In the fare Department, in an opinion ton. .30 to 38. •o aatragdy'ridiculed by his coun­ world." a great deal weaker than I thought general school aid bill advanced by ed In the Island Bepobgo hi temporaries, could have guemed Fill Outbreak Near, exclusive residential area to a Ne­ approved by the Justice I>epart- preparation lor an Invweii. The In Hamtramck, Mich.: "The he would be,” Judd told a GOP gro doctor. President Kennedy and now before that in 100 yean he would be so function of the President of the meeting in Mlnnesapolis. "Mr. Congress. * ment, backed up the Chief Eixeep- Havana broadcast mads no man- venerated. United States is to build a strong Kennedy won’t let others,-make Health Dept. Says Mrs. Barbara Jones Peak, a 31- The study was put out by the tive's view.a last March 28. tlon of the stateoieat by the aoi-’ left: 5.99 Even fewer of those around the decisions and he won't make them year-old 'Louisville, Ky., mother, The opinion said across-the- lies In Mmcico. The radio qnom l society here, to maintain full em­ National Catholic Welfare Con- board grants and loans to church a group called the Papular Vgib- resp ited U.S. Grant could have ployment, to educate our children, himself." By THE .ASSOCIATED PRESS charged with leaving her three . ference„ the agency of the Catho- white dacron and thought that history would rate Poasib'.y the complaint heard small children alone vvith onlj^og j )jp Bishops Of the United States. schools vv’ere unconstitutional, but guard Party aa aathorily for 4 lw to provide security for our aged A lot of people on an island off that aid given for clearly defined report of the Costa Rioan:xn- cotton trimmed with the general’s presidential ability citizens, to provide Justice for our ir.OBt frequently, sometimes from the coast of Alaska and parts of food to eat, has been1 sentenced to Conference ' spokesmen empha­ BO low. those friendly to the administra­ Missouri and Illinois have the flu .60 days in Jail. . . . Two men face sized, however, that the document, „and , limited , , ,purposes might not cniltlng, said to bs directsd Im a schiffle embroidery, To a politlctan, history is a lux­ people, to build an image of a so­ a mandatory death sentence in oountemvolutloaary IdeatMOprt ciety on the move, so that people tion, is that for all Kennedy’s talk and chances are the United States had been prepared by the confer- ^ as Alvares Sandal. and lace. ury; he must make his decisions about this nation needing a strong faces a seige of it. . New', T,York for o the .O'. robbery-murder lences legal department and was "^'The now. around the world who wonder S what road they should take-... will sense of purpose it still seems to "These outbreaks are occurring of a United Parcel Service driver, ^eing i.ssued in the name of thei*^® ^ Department had con- And each of us—^wlth our vary­ be drifting. right on schedule—this is about the last May, but jury recommends' bishops i there were 41 separate fed- Ol ARD AIJORTED FOR SIQT ing backgrounds that influence, decide: “..’We want to go with Albskay, Oa., Dsc. 14 \ Y the United States; they repre­ - One of President Eisenhower's time for them to start," a spokes­ mercy for teen-aged boy who did! -phe itudy said Catholic schools i programs under which gmnU and often Imprison, our thinking closest advisers says Kennedy was man for |the Public Health Service the actual shooting. provide education accepted as I *41*1 loans h ^ been made to church- Albany unit of the can render nothing better than on- sent the future.' " •' Guard vtas alerted tadny 'tab Obviously these goals are too so convrinced that Republicans said in Washington. The service The Rev. David Andrews, arrest­ me«ling state standards for 13 institutions, the-spot jiKlgments on. our leaders. over-organized the White House predicted some time ago there will ed once for' kneeling on the aide- cent of the grade and high school' ' A conference spokeamzm said poaslblo duty In the i Over the long haul how well w«f for the most daring - and that he errs in the other directioi>. be a considerable increase in flu walk in front of the White House, pupils in the nation. It argued the study findings were- arrl'vet) at caused by repeated judge determines how well and imaginative leader to reach in 11 on a baais different from that used oastiatloBS agialnsf' W • ^ ’ * • -I months. But in this town you can "How do they assess ' their cases, this winter. says he’ll do it again as he seeks there has been a long history of ? L- . where we are led. strength and assign priorities when "This spread faster than any flu rlemency lor Morton Sobell, who government help to church educa­ by the government agency’s law­ pubUo faoilitiea. ’llie j Yet when we try to. answer the get a first rate argument over the President thinks cabinet meet­ outbreak I can remember In 38 has served 11 years of a 30-year tional institutions. yers in drafting their opinion. began anwrtiWng at f question — How is John F. Ken­ whethef Kennedy has mads a de­ ings are a waste of time?" this years of practice in Potosl," said prison term for conspiracy to com­ The study’s vdews oppose, those ’"ITie NOWX: study doea not dls- A t the oaoM Mm* W . < nedy doing after I I months as cent beginning. person ssdeed. "What are their Dr. George 8; Cresswell, county mit espionage. . . . Small ship car­ expressed by Kennedy, a Catholiq. cuas the oonatltutionality Of SOB,' praaMapt . ef> President T — we quldtly run into 'niose around Kennedy, natural­ main goals? why. they’re all main health officer. "It hasn't produced rying emergency broadcast trans­ He told a news conference last across-the-board grants which Hova ■QfS- < something hard to pin down and ly, insist he is on )iis way. . goals'.under this arrangement." severe eases and many of the chil- mitters for the national radla ays- March he thought Supreme Court would include aiq to rellgloua In- ImpcssdWe to prove: ’The quality And, naturally, this la tbs Prao- tem was bUsted by a ' last decielona had made it clear grants Srfl^rlghte ' of the leadership hs offers. Ident’s owa tlew. ^ (OmthuMd da Fags Ftevaa) (CoBtlined OB Paga Eighteen) Bight la Algton harbor, and loans to parochial schools lor (Oonttamqd oa Fags Elghtaan). poH far the.

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U J ik TWO liANCHESTBK EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 MANCHESTER EVENINO HfiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 PAGE T B R iB Qper 100 Million Yule Cards Shopping Dayi Fire Stations Recommended TiU Chrittmat Sheinwold on Bridge Grandma Moses Dies For Bucktand. Green Areas . Manchester ahouM be Udnlcingflocat^ G O O D > ^ E A R i) within the central area of UGHT DGUBLE ( Salt doslw tit four new lira stations and the community, and are too close MAYBACKFIRE HOLIDAY er to pifovide maximum pro- Both sMm vnhNtsUs abandoning two old atations dur­ By Alfrad ShetawoM NORTH At 101; Noted Artist I to new hpustng areas. ing the next 20 years, according "The Eighth School and Utilities Don’t double your opponent ♦ J 7 S a unless you h&ve some fair Ides ^ 10 2 to a report on land use proposals District's one station is welTlocated O 0 I 10 R HEADQUARTERS (Ooiittraed trom Pace One) she died. Shaw said he had Just to be covered in the master plan. in respect to Its present service of where the setting trick Is com­ « A 0 7 5 stepped from her room. Her two 'The town ia now considering area. However, the-high valued In- ing from. In general, a good portent part of American art in part of these proposals. Plans are duatrial district planned In the WERT RART GIFT sons, Forrest and Lloyd, and theif penalty double Includes at least A 10 2 • A 9 t the pa«t, but that eeemed to ^e wives, arrived minutes later. being drawn for ftrehouaes to re­ Buckland area is beyond the three- ^ K J 7 V A Q In dancer of dyinc out. Here wae ‘In addition, she Ls survived by 11 place Hose Companies 1 and 2, at quarter mile response area of this one trump trick and la made In Hartford Rd. anc} Pine St. and station," the report-pointed out. OK742 .OAA# SB a very fresh and personal art." grandchildren and 30 great grand­ the expectation of defeating the children. near the Lincoln School, respec­ (The Ruckland area outside contract by at least two tricks. Grandma'Mooes wa.s bom Anna The funeral will be hi 2 p.m. Sat­ tively. Relocation of these Are the district limits, but the district When this hand was played a A A K Q « 4 S Marj' Robertson on a farm near stations Is suggested in the report, provides fire protection and is re­ few mofiths ago In the EJuropean The SIGN of the DIAMOND WHERE HIGH urday at Grandma's home in Eagle 47 9 « 6 5 4 3 Ore^'wich. N. Y. She went to Bridge. Burial will be in Maple and the National Board of Fire imbursed by the toyvn.) Women's Team Championship. O Nona work at 12 as a hired girl, and at Grove Cemetery,there. Underwriters made the same rec­ Favor Consolidation * West made a very bad penalty A 10 27 married Thomas Salmon Moses. Describing her method of paint­ paint In exchange for the stetho­ ommendations three years ago. The report noted previous sug- double of four spades. SMt Saolii WaA NaNh. They settled Arst in Virginia but ing. she once said: scope. In addition, the maater plan re­ gesttons by the National Board of To begin with, West had no trump 1 0 2 A 3 0 4 A ■ later returned to Upstate Ne^w "I paint from the top down. First port says the town Should plan Fire, Underwriters ,^that Manches­ trick. For all' she knew, the op­ Pais Pau Doobla Rediwtlo York the sky. then the mountains, then $4,000 FOR MOUNT >fEBO for stations in Buckland and Man­ ter establish a towhwide fire de­ ponents could rattle off a large AUPaia QUALITY and LOW PRICE MEET! The couple had 10 children. Her the hills, tlien the trees, then the chester Green areas. partment —consolidation of the number of tricks in trumps alone. Opening lend •» 0 2 New York, Dec. 14 iiPi—A pic­ town’s and the Eighth District's husband died in 1B2T. houses, then the cattle and then ture by Grandma Moses brouglit Arohitect Arnold Lawrence was To continue. West had no idea of Later in life, her doctor ordered the people." commissioned on Aug, 14 to draw services. Consolidation has been where defensive tricks were com­ her to give up farm work. She $4,000 from a private collector last defeated once at the polls by dis­ She would sit on two pillows on night at a sale conducted here by plans for the replacement stations. ing from. The King of diamonds SOc to Bridge Book, MandiMtcr chose as a hobby the weaving of an old swivel chair and paint on The current town budget allocates trict residents. was a very doubtful trick In view of Evening Hnald, Bmt 3318, Grand pictures out of yam. Eventually, the Parke-Bernet Galleries. Desp^e the desirability of con­ Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. masonite—which she found more The picture by the primitive $23,000 for preparing plans. Law­ the fact that West had four cards What Better Gift Than A Worksaving Appliance arthritis made it impossible for solidation, the report said. It may (Copyright 1961, General Faaturei durable than canvas—lying flat be­ painter, who died yesterday. Is rence has submitted preliminary be politically impracticable for a of her partner’a bid suit. Moreover her to hold a needle. fore her on a battered kitchen plans for the Center firehouse to the aggressive bidding of the op­ Corp.) Grandma then turned to paint­ called "Mount Nebo." It shows a number of years. table. She would work on as many replace Co. 2 to Town Fire Chief In the light of this, both services ponents made it seem likely that ing Her first materials were as four pictures at a time, flnishlng white Colonial house with green W. C. Mason, who has approved they had unusual distribution and some discarded paint she found m shutters surrounded by verdant should maintain good cooperation End Messy Garbage Problems one in about a week them. The final achematic plans and communications, the report that a diamond would be ruffed on a bam on her farm. She never Her day began at 8;30 a m., even pastures snd trees and enclosed by should be ready to present to the the first or second round of the took an art lesson. a white picket fence. stated, adding that consolidation Reports on Cubans 12 Pound G-E Automatic in the final years. board of diractora early In Jan­ suit. G-E ' Her palnUngs first were exhibit­ Gallery officials had expected attempt* should he pursued con­ DANCE william Mitchell, commission­ The Easy Way With A " Most of her painting was done at uary,, Lawrence said. tinually by the town. West could hope to win a heart ed at county fairs. But it was her the work to bring a price of about Other Plans Coming trick or two and could defeat the er of social security and Fed­ Jama and preserves that won prizc.s. the family farm at Eagle Bridge, $2,500. They believed the news of On the basi* of the fire under­ contract only If East could provide MANCHeSTto eral director of the (Juban ex­ near the New York-Vermont line. Plans wiu also be drawn for a writer’s standards, the report, com­ not her art Grandma Moses’ death had en­ firehouse at McKee St, near W. about three defensive tricks. If ARMORY ile program, told the Senate Filter-Flo Electric She chose for her landscapas the piled by Planning and Renewal As­ Judiciary Subcommittee yes­ G-E Dispesall In 1039, sn art collector. Loms hanced the value of the painting. Center to replace Hose Co. 1. sociates of Cambridge, Mass., this were the case, however. East Oaldor of East Orange. N. J , saw rolling hills and farmland of the In all, the galleries took In a Acquisition of land in the Buck- would have done the doubling. FRIDAY, DEC. 15 terday that a second refugee har work on display at a Hoosick area. urged the following equipment rec­ center outside Miami “Is under total of $785,850 in the sale of a land School vicinity for future con­ ommendations : There wa* no need for West to bid tL Otto Kalllr, her representative active study.” Mitchell said Dryer Only Falla drug store. He bought sev-, variety of modem paintings. These struction would provide service for Immediate replacement of one her partner’s cards. 7:30 to 11:30 Washer eial at $3 to $5 ach and took t h ^ and owner of the Galerie St. included $80,000 for a Claude the proposed Industrial and busi­ J ' ' * ^ Makes Overtrirk the new center, If approved, * Etienne In New York, aald: ladder truck and replacement of ... ; Hr Ta* HnU W WITH may be set up In New Orleans. ^ 2 5 Weekly to New York, where three were dis­ Monet painting.ng, $75,000 for a ness activities planned In that three other trucks over the next South, Mrs. Fritzi Gordon, of played In the Museum of Modern "Her pictures have the strength Pierre Albert Miarguet work and area, the report stated. 20-vear period. the English team, had no trouble DEL RAYCEE (AP Photofax 1. Art. of truth and express the simple and bids of $70,000 each for paintings The Center station also would with the contract. She gave up two Tills exhibition brought Grandma enduring beauty of nature . . . Hem Replacement of the city service Shapiro Stresses AND Or by Camille Pissarro and Pablo provide for a new fire department ladder truck with an aerial ladder heart tricks, making an overtrirk, H ebron Moses to the attention of the art is one of the greatest contributions FTcasso. headquarters to house adminis­ within the Immediate future. and scoring 1430 points. RECORIMNG ARTIST world and eventually the nation, this country has made to art of the trative personnel and a central Acquisition "as soon a* possible" Counsel for Aged The troublo with an unsound latter, her oils brought as much as Twentieth Centurv'." alarm control system. of an aerial ladder for the Eighth double is that the opponents may Christmas Service 5.00 ,100 at auction New York art critic Emily Gen- The report said all the munic­ District, along with replacement of Hartford, Dec. 14 (>41 — Many redouble. In this case. South would She was alone with nurses when auer once wrote: ipally operated fire stations are the old pumper. older people become "frustrated " have made 650 points without the 'Phone MI 3-7832* Installation Not Included Grandma Mosea undeniably has State News in living with their children. They double and picked up 780 points be­ Shifted to Simday an Intuitive gift for . . . capturing need counseling services and, cause of the double and redouble. STANLEY WARNER what we nostalgically imagine to where possible, a chance to live Just suppose the opponents would Ths Clhristmas prpgram of He­ \ be the flavor of life in New Eng­ t/rges separately to give them a sense not redouble. The double would In­ bron Congregational Sunday DEUVERED DEUVERED land." Roundup Expenditure Council of freedom. crease the penalty from 100 to 200 STATECO CLOTHES COME OUT G-E Cansale Sterea Skiers thus picking up 100 points. It school will take place this coming INSTALLED It was this flavor, reproduced on State Welfare Commissioner 6 P.M. and 8:10 P.M. Sunday In the regr^ar session at INSTAUED 100 million Christmas cards., KsJlir Bernard Shapiro underscored those doesn't pay to risk 780 points for a m SUNSHINE FRESH! (ConUnued Page One) With 4-Speed Automatic MI&HTY MAC Appointive Fiscal Officials chance to pick up 100 points. 11:15. The date has been changed asserts, that made Grandma fam­ points in azi address here Wednes­ Susan SERVICED (INI8 8 1 0 IIECT8IC SERVICED Record Changer SKI PARKAS ous. the pageant will be played by day night at the annual board Datl.v Question from Friday as at first planned "Anyone who studies her paint­ teen-agera of the Salvation Army. Hartford, (jonn.. Dec. 14 (/Pi—^which supplies the basic figures 7" meeting of the Hebrew home for A* dealer, voii hold: Spades—A Hayward owing to so many other holiday • Skit • Koets • PoIm ings will find that they emanate a The "living statues" pageant The Connecticut Public Expendi­ The council a-sked the aged. K Q 6 4 .3: Heart.s -9 8 8 .5 4 3: events. At this time the children a Washer fills automatlcaJIy s Metal IJnt Trap simple, quiet, and unsophisticated Diamonds -None: Clubs—10. What ^ 9 f e e £ l will bring gifts to be presented to to small, medium or We Give Top Value Stamps will be enhanced each night next ture Council Is urging a constitu­ ' And isn't the value to the gov­ Pointing to the need for coun­ do you say? John t„**.eotosM s "Select Dry" or beauty, based on absolute sincer­ week by choir music. tional amendment to mahe the ernor of this essential administra­ seling services for the aged, the the Newington Home for Crippled large load “Damp D rj” Answer: Bid one spade. It would Children. ity, . posts of state treasurer and tive report seriously impaired by welfare chief said: be foolish to pass this powerful Gavin NO M O N EY comptroller appointive. such delay? ” "Many of us have seen situa­ lyStSSm A (Jhristmas party Is scheduled e "Fluff” setting for towels M cBRIDE'S Her painting career ended when Pleadx Innocent hand for lack of "points." It would for December 22 at Phelps Hall, 2 2 5 Weekly Or she entered the nursing hom-e Berlin. N. H.. Dec. 14 (,P> — A The council, a private group While conceding “there Is no tions in family life where older be equally foolish to open with a PLUS 6:30 and 9:30 SPORT SPOT that plays the role of watchdog in for St. Peter's Episcopal Church DOWN Once, she hid Dr Shaw's stetho­ 23-year-old Wallingford, Conn., panacea for what alls the stale’s people find themselves rejected shutout bid in spades. You might '•TROUBLE IN THE SKY" Weekly Or t Monthly IM CENTER ST—MI 9 -8 7 4 7 scope and tried vainly to bribe man has pleaded innocent Th Su­ public finance. Lakes its stand in fiscal reporting. " tihe council said and without a real place in the go down at four spades and have school. I NO MONEY DOWN ^ 25 5 00 Mahogany the latest issue of Its bimonthly improvements could be made on Among other holiday affairs WIUi Your Old Washer him Into letting her go home and perior Court to a charge of aiding household of younger m'embers. a game or even a slam at hearts. Sun.: "Pirate Of Black Hawk” mention may be made of the 9.00 Monthly 2 2 5 Weekly Or and abetting a 17-year-old girl ac­ bulletin. It asails the "endleas several levels: "I cannot stress too much the For Shcinwold's 38-page booklet. With Your Old Dryer confusion over the true financial Executive—Establishing a mech­ and "ATLAS” (Jhristmas party for Hebron cused of setting fire to a Colebrook Importance of counseling services "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send Grange families at the next regu­ house. position of the state." anised and coordinated system of for the aged. Because, If help Is Available In Mahogany, Monthly Both jobs are now elective. accounting and processing of data. lar Orange meeting Tuesday at Robert J. Hunter was held In $1,- given to the aged it may provide Gilead Hall at 8 p.m. 000 ball for a Jury trial. Noting that financial operations Legfslatlve -Passftge of laws to improved functioning and reduce Walnut, Maple or Oak 9.50 are divided among varioiw state Visit Stable i . He is accused of driving the girl, establish a single department to disappointment, brooding and Members of Hebron's 4-H horss 19-lneh G-E also of Wallingford, to Colebrook agencies, most of which issue their handle the state’s financial func­ withdrawal into fantasy." Ctm h Asti Sst Th§ n§ €-[Disiimisrn§tBhsAsht§ own reports, the council said: tions. Knights of Columbus club, "Hoofbeata.” enjoyed a field where she allegedly set fire to the Housing for the elderly Is also trip to Joseph Ferro’s Grand View Yssr New Or OmstlelM Kitthss! unoccupied house. ‘'Each is prepared on the basis Constitutional — ‘There are a major need as they seek to main­ SpedsIHoHdsyDttkwssksr! Portable TV The girl - - unidentified because of different considerations and the Quarterhorse Stables In BristoJ, the DELIVERY and sound reasons tor a constitutional tain Independent living arrange­ past weekend. she is a Juvenile — has appeared inevitable result is endless con­ amendment abolishing the elective Famous G-E Dishwash- fusion over the true financial posi­ ments despite declining Income, he Attending were Corlls and Nlk- Built-In beauty UHF-VHF in Juvenile court. posts of treasurer and comptrol­ said. One result of Inadequate In­ ing Action to give you INSTALLATION tion of the state.” New Year’s Eve Dance We Laklng, Lynn Spencer. Kathy with the Swing- ler and making these offices ap­ come Is that they are forced into Marak, James Batson, Carol O’CJon- sparkling clean dishes The council added the report­ pointive by the governor." down Door! ANYWHERE 5 Hurt at UConn ing of the State's finances is so out­ less and less satisfactory hous­ AT THE HOME rior and Bonnie Lippincott. Lee b , every time! Flushawey Storrs, Dec. 14 tank with white trim. yet been determined. (WBRY) advertising In Water- driving west on Center St., ap­ spent on old age assistance goes hold a Past Masters' Night tomor­ croes bar lowers for girl’s model. "It looks like they were just proaching a line of stopped traffic, Automatic bury. for medical care. 'That means that row In CJolchester. There are a Whitewalls, fender lamp, luggage riser! fooling around, just running a lit­ He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jane when he applied his brakes and of the $44..5 million provided by the number of lodge members In He­ tle experiment on their own," a Bontempo (Jorb/, and his mother, skidded on a patch of ice and struck departnient for the aged during carrier, red reflector, coaster brake. i99 • Famous Re* Jet Flyer 4' Color control the rear of a car operated by Ken­ bron- 10' semi-pneumatic tires toasts to taste. spokesman said. Mrs. 'Thomas Conley, Waterbury. this t*(o-ycar period, almost $33 Ommlttee members of C3ub Only $3.00 down! • All steel: 34' long. 15V4' wide CHRISTMAS The explosion did heavy dam­ Funeral services will be held neth Luck, 18. of Bolton, whose million will go for medical care. M iU e p :s : Scout Pack 28 will meet this ■3SSS age to the room in which the ex­ Saturday in St, Paul’s Episcopal vehicle then was pushed into a sec­ He said that about 4,000 state GooT)joq}f-/aWjV IS/JT ounr\nO A#A.^S/»CoNSioeitmoiA evening at 7:30 at Hebron Ele­ periment was being conducted and Church, Wallingford. Burial will ond stopped car operated by John old age assistance cases in chronic mentary School. A special Invi­ lAC/DCl rocked the rest of the house. be In New Pine Grove Cemetery, B. Kearney, 42. of 88 Linden St., and convalescent hospitals are al­ tation Is given tor parents to at­ liO-llOv. Waterbury. police said. No injuries or arrests ready receiving medical coverage tend. resulted. similar to that offered under the 3-SPEED DELUXE lOTransistar' NiW NORILCO 'FIOATINO-HIAD' SPIEDSHAVIR ‘Hr from OSCAR West Hartford. Dec. 14 —If The Kearney vehicle had minor new federal medical assistance for Manchester Evening Herald He­ BLENDER tailpipe and rear bumper damage, the aged program. When the lat­ bron correspondent, Miss Susan B • 'flootinQ-hacds' hug every curve of your face! they listen at 3:15 p.m. today, One Arrest Made L y y u im HAND FULL First time at this price! AM-FM Radia the ikick car had moderate right te r’ program becomes effective Pendleton, telephone ACademy • Adjust automoticoliy to beard density! amateur radio hams in the eastern C£NT£fi-PHOME/1/S-glZ3 n' PpWER United State.s will hear their friend 111 T ho Crashes fender and grill damage, and the next April 15, he said that this 8-3454. 0 Full pow^ed motor, full • Rotary Blades take pinch-and-pull out of shaving! ^ OSCAR orbiting the earth. Johansen car had moderate front group will automatically qualify ELECTRIC 44 oz. capacity, whirl­ UNSELIEVABLY PRICED AT end damage, police said. under the new federal plan. FOR A PERFECT DINNER MIXER • Give thh world's most com.fortable shaves! OSCAR, which stands for Or­ Two three-car chain-reaction col­ Breezes through any wind. action blades. bital Satellite Clarrying Amateur lisions yesterday on O nter St., one Syndicate Plans » J Radio, was part of the Discoverer and DELIGHTFUL COCKTAIL mixing chore with 3 Don’t confuse with light­ Cheese frem these at 8 a.m. and a second about 8 p.m., speeds, thumb regulator U .L . 36 satellite sent up Tue.sday from brought one arrest but no injuries Industrial Park weight mixers. Retery Bled# Shavers Vandenberg Air Force Base, to persons, police reported. THIS IS THE PLACE on handle, beater ejector, listed, 115 volts. Calif. removable cord and for m en. . . for wemei Fred W. Smith, 44. of 34 Wood- t/udlow. Mass., Dec. 14 (i(Pj — A OSCAR semis out a constant bridge St,, wag charged with fail­ SPECIAL stand-up handle, U.L. 1 6IFT message of four dots followed by ure to drive a reasonable distance New York Investment syndicate listed, AC-DC. Gleam­ two dots, the Morse slgTial for apart. His car collided with the has bought the property of the ing white finish. PRICED $ NEW Tnp-iap' "HI." Epesdshevsr* rear of a stopped car. operated by $4 .00 The Co-Weds of Center Church Ludlow <3orp. in Ludlow aJvS Wil- AT ONLY The American Radio Relay Rein Linask. 26, of Willlmantlc, on brahsm for $2,100,000. ll0v.only.(AC/0C». Ijeague, which from headquarters Center St., Just west of Knox St. V. Includes here operators in the country, said 'The Linask car was pushed into the Record of the transfer was filed E A SY TER M S Ratteriea and Earphones ham operators In the country, said rear of another car being driven Present with the Hampden (Jounty Register today OSCAR will be audible about by Bernard L.’ Rheaume, 32, of Cov­ of Probate yesterday. f«Sef(K(W4lentry. The latter two vehicles had 4 WARREN lir MILLER’S Hie Ludlow (3orp. was trans­ 4 State.s to thOkSe with the proper stopped for children who were ferred to the Ludlow Industrial receiving equipment. crossing the street. Realties, whose chief officer was . OSC.AJI broadcasts on the Inter­ Minor damage was reported, po­ FRY listed as Arthur Fastenberg, Royal Tab-O-Mafle national amateur frequency of 145 Now York lawyer. The Investors Medallion 6 megacycles. At their station in (ALL YOU CAN EAT) were not identified. “TRANSISTOR NEW Sportsman nearby Newington, American The property Urvolves 60 build­ AlUtem s OperoUi on 2 ^ “Swingin' Skis” TYPEWRITER Lamps Radio SRelay l.,eague operators Fried Rsh Lemon Wedqe ings spread over 65 acres. lloihlight boiltriti. picked up C>SCAR several times EASTWOOD Irving O. Freedman, a local RADIO yesterday. A»A«S\TW*fT 0 lAM H.1*,T70Wa French Fried Potatoes Coleslaw broker who participated In the • Full size features Antique Bnuis 'flip-top' cleaning. Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter They said the signal seems to be deal, said there are plans to devel­ Hi-!mpact plastic case. • Rich-groin Carry Coie Italian Marble 1 .^ W e e k ly audible about 1.000 miles on either “FRANCIS of A.SSISI” op an industrial park. Easy tuning dial and 2Vi' .AS* f High Fired Ceramic side of the satellite’s path. In color with Bradford Dillman speaker. Earphone, bat­ e All-character Polished Brass 1:80-6:20-10:05 EVERY FRIDAY tery, carrying case in­ Italian Glass ^ Swisi Pick President keyboard Rugged and ready Royal Your Choice Thom W. Corby Also: “ADA” In color , Friday, cluded. Gift packed. OR Wallingford, Dec. 14 (/P/—Thom Susan Hayward-Desn filartin 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Bom, Switzerland, Dec. 14 (JP) — with all big machine extras, W. Corby, 58, administrator of 3:25-8:15 in fine low-boy styling. Has I Defense Minister Paul Chaudet, A PRODUCT S H I^ Q Q the Masonic Home and Hospital SUN.: “Honeymoon Machine" ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS owner of one of the country's i magic column set, top-bar died in his al^cp during the night V'. Dec. 15,1961 largest vinyards, was elected pres­ OF ARVIN margin set control, hand- 11.00 at his home here. THIRST INDUSTRIES I I Complete S.OOManthly m . KMfHBUUMIS... ^ COCKTAILS SATISFYING ident of Switzerland today for the He had been in failing health year 1062. She lady Neieko. Two-ton* for some time. lASY PAY TiRM$ mlHf end sroy, with 8:15 P.M. His election by a Joint session of Corby was prominent In Masonic SAT. 1 PM. KID SHOW both houses of parliament was oeis. (AC/OC). Coeiwlte. clrclea. He was a former promo­ autotnaitic. By tradition the pres­ tion director for the Waterbury “FRANCIS OF AisSISSI” Up Nick ihepsd. Froity. “SNOWFIBE”—3 Stooges idency rotates each year among plait esd petfuassd. (AC/OO. Republican American and Repub­ ROUlARDjOHIIfOllJ the seven mMibers of the federal lican Newspi^ers and served as M4 94>M5 PlllOd Is fit Entry pvru I “Laiidmark for Hungry council elected from, the couh try’s 713 Main St. executive secretary to Mayor Ray­ seven cantons (provinces). J SERVICE 9dW 10 9:06 Sis thee doaoesfreted •» TV'I mond E. Snyder of Waterbury be­ AU. OOU)R! CSCOPE! Americans” MaMhisitr Hi{h Si Iim I AuMtorlsm CStaudet, 57, has been minister ' 1 tween 1948 and 19SS. of defense since 1954. As pres­ TILL He bad auparvlaed the decorat­ “Frainda On Tolland Turnpike MMNM neurs ce«»AMT, i»c. ing of tha Masonic horns for tha Hayward STUDENTS 75(s--ADULTS *11.25 ident he succeeds Priedrioh Trau- Manchester Ml 9.9623 CHUSVMAS K «Mk 17, NSW YsA. NomI« Christmas holiday laat night “ADA” M Mile Off Oaklaiid St. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT NASSIFF ARMS gott Wahlen on Jan. 1. STORE nuance Minister Jean Bourgk- r s i | Awsslw»l iko we sf • • I Oorby hald many poaitlaas in 4>f8-eM OR PROM ANV Pn.nnFTh mnpAmvo neeht was elected vice president GOODYEAR ICsaonry, . nmilnf tham aarvlng ns u a w tt Buooeed Cbaudet in 1968. x:... . I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHESTOI; OONM, l^URSDAy, DECEBffiER 14* 1961 ^•BroHEn MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 p A o i ^ i i y k I I fh ri»i refiridaneeit, deeatwttona and spe­ iNJMB bads to the Superior Oo^rt the .oharaoter of tha prnparty baa at OARS- R will ba the first Vernon cial projects for the gathering. RockviUe-Vernon — • aeparaU aietlon, according to been ohanged bgr a vnalMli' of Gbilitmas sals cooduotad by ths Utrillos since the end of World War eral portraits of her by well- The followring day, a Thursday, attomojri represmting the Uti- evenu such aa dcmatzuotien atodants. - RUMMAQE u Pauwels and Lucie took an Inter- known artists. the . school's annual Christmas as­ ohang— in tha boardwalk, stop­ The sals, f—turing handmade Widoiv Carries On ior Utrillo —t In the unhappy, tortured artist Perhaps she is most proud of sembly in the gymnasium will fea­ The title 'dispute began in 1965 page o f ah' old canal WblOh flowed items, deeoratiens, candy, and SALE wrho had been known — a drunken one portrait of her by Utrillo. ture music by the school band and G>urt Settles over a pte-abaped atrip of land 21 through tha priqjiarty, and devia- food, will bo hsld in Room 4A in FrMap and'■afardier'nil day. lunatic who danced and gibbered fficials Aim to Settle Building A. ROSETTE HARGROVE ^and goiiach— signed Utrillo. They Utrillo, who always called her “Ma carols and aonga by tha school feat kn— at the east end of Rock­ tioAs in tha cour— of tha Heo- All kuda pf gaied wlatig^eleHk- Newwapev Enterprtoe Aean. presumably had been done by one about Montmarte before he w u 20. Bonnie Lucie,scraw led on it: choir. ville’s Boardrialk block vv—t kanumlUvar nearby. lag raaeonabw!. ,, , man—not Utrillo—who was con­ UtrlUd'e drinking caused him to "When God created Luole, He Students will sing along with the Sunline-Rady Vamssi nows Is handled through , Parle — (NEA) — As long, u dash off paintings in return for a of the Jimay printing dmp. The It is underatood t n m rellibla Tbo Herald’s Beokville Bur—u, $ POmUTBY FABIL l^UMr Bf. there ia s Lucie Valore, there will demned “in abs—tia" to five years created my happin—a.” Sewer Plant Contract choir during the Christmas —rols. caa— have been docketed from aourc— 'that settlement of the ...... I ■■-ai illir f r ii 1,1, in prison. bottle of wine. time to time in Superior Court, (Uaputa plac— all or m—t of the W. Main St., telephone TRemont be a cult for her artist husband, This explains the app—ranee Land Dispute property tn the poaseSslon of Bun­ 8-31N or Bfitehen »inn- the late Maurice Utrillo. Lucie has kept watch on such so many fak—. Actual number and A in—tlBg OTt ftHT Vcnday in a y o r to c tn g . A buffet will be but have never come to triaL Ironically, as long as there Is forgery attempts while fighting to ■erved- j. The printing firm contested Sun- line. qukllty of some of these slapdash Meeting Planned Rockville ;Uw ofBce vrui —tk to Ths $-year^«ld Sunline versus HoeplUl Not— Iceland U. Aided a cifit, there probably will be preserve the cult ever since her works can never be determined. bettle the claims and disputes sur­ Cribs tn M i^ Public Records Rady land title dispute tn Rock­ line’s claliit to the Ishd, to whidi Admitted Wednesday: Joan Rid­ Utrillo forgeries. Utrillo, it seems, husband's death at 71 In Novembei Awsrds for newly advanced ville has been settled. title has never been clesred. ICE S K A tB ; was the most "forged” painter of It was Lucie who took him By Pension Board rounding final payment for oon- Marriage Urease er, 10 Laurel SI.; Harold Waldorf, Reykjavik, Iceland—The United 1965. She her—lf atarted painting away from the easy temptations of scouts and bobcat pins to new Sunline held it could use tha Enfield. modem tim—. seriously after he died. struction o< the city's new tl mil- meeting of Cub Pack 86 today Edward C. Daniels. 35 Barry Thomas F. Rady Jf. —id today land as right of way to a parking States gave the University of Ice­ Montmartre to a rambling house The town pension board will Rd.. and Patricia L. Vicorito, 127 "All I can tell you 1* It’s been set­ Discharged' Wednesday: Marcel land on Its 5th anniversary recent­ ™>" d.95 .®»T That’s why Lucie recently ap­ however, he inspired her new- with a large garden in a r—ident- Ron sewer plant. at Vsmon Center Cong:rega> lot it was constructing at tha end Trahan, Warehouse Point; Phyllis proved the burning of 12 works foimd career. meet next Wednesday to Consider row at Vemon Center Congrega­ Brent Kd., Jan. 6, St. Bridget's tled and everyone ia happy.” of the Boardwalk and behind the ly a $198,000 grant, to develop lal suburb 10 miles outside Paris. ' Oorporation Counsel Edwin M. Church. Settlement was r—ched last Rsed, 1 Farmer Rd.* Mrs. Mar­ t—hnical InaUtulea. beartng hie signature. The 12 can One day while she'was doodling, raising the minimum pensions and tional Church from 7 to 8 p.m. Rady building. TOIO««ANS,;' ; a self portrait, Utrillo, tooked over There, because she knew Utrillo's LavIU said he expects to meet night after a day long h—ring be­ garet Dean and son, 57 Prospect vass— picturing the etreet in the intense religious feelings, she had disability payments, and also to Scouts will attend with their par­ *rhe Rady inter—U claimed own­ Et.; Lillian Fleishman, 37 Davis We Give Top Vain# Bbanipa Montmartre section of Paris so her shoulder. "He was very elated. With representatives of the gen- ent*. fore State Referee Samuel M^itx. Plan Yule Ahead a small private chapel built where lower the mlnlmunv time limit for nral contractor, the contractor’s Sanrtuarv Now Park ership o f ^ e land by adverse pos­ Ave.; Herbert Heim, Mountain It'e a good idea to Jot down at­ loved by Utrillo wrere set afire In He said I showed pronilsft of great Den mothers will help with at­ Actually only two of three case* session. The Rady firm had main­ St. he would pray for hours. town employes to apply for disa­ surety company, and various city involving Sunline Realty Corp. tractive home decoration ideas Lucie’s courtyard. “They were personality and spirituality, as tendance rolla Mrs. Shirley Ancs-' Honolulu — The City of Refuge tained the land a* though it owned Plan Christnus Sale McBRIDE'S never painted by my dear Mau­ well as a sound sense of color. “When I married him, I knew bility payments. Officials and advieors to attempt and T. F. Rady and Co. were set­ It over a period of years. that you s— during the holidays. ironing out the problem. tia will lead her den in directing National Historical Park has been Grade 8 students at SykOs Jun­ Put the notes away where you rice,” Lucie said. She has been compared to the I was undertaking a tremendous Herman Passcantell, secretary the opening ommony. tled. Attorney Jerome I. Walsh, rep­ ior High School will conduct a SPORT SPOT ^ primitive -painter Rbusseau. r—ponalbility,” ahe said. "But I of the penaicHi board, said that The meeting will be held in his established on the island of Hawaii. The l6ird case. Involving an al­ know exactly where they are. Then Those alleged Utrillo works Open House at RHS The lava structure there dates resenting the Radys. said title is Christmas bazaar tomorrow be­ next year you can put the plans 109 CENTER ST.—MI painted by otMcure artists were loved both the man and the artist some persons receiving pensions office. leged tre^iaas, will have to be not clear In old land record and Lucie successfully exhibited her . At the moment, the city is with- The Rockville High School home back to more than .300 years be­ ginning at 2 p.m. for tha benefit ' into action. valued at $140,000. Paul Petrld—. works, some of her husband’s and with all my heart and I wanted from the town are receiving less bolding payment of fKM.OOO owed economic* department will hold its fore the arrival of white men. The ______a ______Parisian art gallery owner and a some of his mother's in the .United to devote my life to both. than $50 a month, and he would the contractor. Plantation* Con­ annual open house for the faculty weak, oppressed, and others seek­ Utrillo expert, aald; States in 1959. But then, as now, "There were many upa and like the board to consider setting a Dec. 20. Food, home economic.' ing .sanctuary were allowed refuge Lucie's primary occupation wma downs in our 20 years together but $50 minimum. struction Co. of Rhode Island, and clothing classes will provide "The bonfire is Just the begin­ riiiich has placed a claim against there. ning of a l«mg, drawm-out pursuit devoted to pr—erving the artistic we were devoted." Another item which the hoard the city for an additional 850.000. of fakers who have been especial­ name of her husband. Today, in her 70s, Lucie lives In will consider is the application of The claim is for extras and al­ ly sntive since the war. Howrever, They married .in 1935 when an apartment on a craggy street Anthony Petricca, a water depart­ leged delays in providing certain there were fake Utrillos around Utrillo was 51, after the death of that, winds through Utrillo’s be­ ment employe, for pension benefits. Wueprints for construction. Off^N TONIGHT and FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. during the artiet'a lifetime.” her first husband, Belgian-bora fi­ loved Monmartre. The walls of her The meeting will begin at 7:30 The original contract w as for RecenUy the Frwich police aeize<^ nancier and art patron Robert home are covered with 30 genuine p.m. in the coffee room of the Mu­ 8865,000 but has risen to a litUe around 100 paintinga, drawings Pauwels. Pauwela had collected Utrillos, her own works and sev­ nicipal Building. over $900,000 because of vrork Changes. The claims situation baa bean feenoldering about three months. Xsivitt told the city council In September the city and its en­ gineering consultant Bowe-Albert- imn and Associates, hava categor­ If ically denied all b4t a small amount €»f the $50,000 claim The remain­ ing portion is bshtg studied. LATltt ssld 'Tt tskiovel to note the oosttractor's claim is nearly isqual to” the five per cent security the city can withhold for a year under terms of the contract. When the claim was made, a mimbsr of subcontractors had al­ ready noUHed the city they had Angel-Styled Gift Sets not been paid by Plantations. Their I *» '«* ^ claims amount to $97,000. The citgr stopped further pay­ ment at that time. There wras $104,000 still owned. Since that time, one subcon­ tractor has Uened the sewer plant and another has brought a $30,000 Nylon quilted robe with suit against the feurety company, every novelty satin button­ located in New Haven. holes. 10-18. Pastel The Brewer Mechanical Con­ shades. tracting Co. «f Glastonbury is angel! 10.99 bringing suS against the surety company becau— the bond Writ­ ten by the company for Planta­ OPEN tions is for m a t^ a l afid labor as well as perfoimance. S5 9 9 In the midst of this situation, Tonight and the city has taken the position Plantations failed to meet the Oct. 1960 deadline for completion on Friday till 9 P.M. the plant. It swung into full opera­ by Pemay tion In April. If the matter Is settled, th* con­ i tractor will be In line to receive .the $104,000 held by the city. The subcontractors would presumably W’ssh and vvear cotton “be paid their $97,000 out of that broadcloth "Angel Top" amount. set embroidered with three However, the citv can withhold kitten*. Long sleeved top Nylon quilted robe with about $50,000 of the $104,000 for a over stretch tites. Black chiffon neck bow. year after formal acceptance of white, red white, sizes 2. White and pastelI colors. I the plant. 3, 4. 12.99 TTie effect would be to cut the t $104,000 to about $54,000, not V enough to pay subeontracto.rs in full. p - Because of this, the city is look­ ing warily at the contractor’s $50,- In holiday frock, so sweet and The public is invited. Bingo Satarday bright, making you a lovely sight! by Gotham Gold Stripe A Holiday Bingo will be spon- aored Saturday by the American L ri^n at Legion Home at 8 p.m. Give her the sheer enchantment of dreamy Prizes will include turkeys. left to right: nylon tricot shift gowns, glamorously Christmas dinneis, fruit baskets • f-y and other grocery items. Sparkling nylon organza, whirl-skirted wlthYlow- styled and lavished with fluttering rib­ Beautiful Gift For Every Lady! ■ Proceeds from the bingo will er embroidered bodice, contrast pipihg at waist, bons, and trims of lush lace. aupport the post'* children’s sleeves and neckline, back sash bell. By CindereUa Cbriatmas party Sunday and will Sizes 7 to 14. go to aid of needy families of vet- NYLON QUILT atans. $7.99 Lavishly styled nylon tricot gown in The ehildren’t party will begin a t Legion Home at 2 p.m. Sun­ small, medium, or large sizes. Orchard day. SanU CUto will distribute Mist, Blue Mist, or Rose Mist. ' |$fta and refreshments and enter- YotragteM e pinafdre dress in crisp cotton broad­ wnmeint will follow. cloth, aoiMl house red with white lace-edged col- $10.99 ROBES PAC Parti— Scheduled liT whit6 pinafore eppliqued with two pert puesy The Polish American Citizens’ c4ta, Slzea 2 to 4^ f j' B; d u b (PAC) of Rockville has Dreamy nylon tricot shift in Surf aeheduled a series of parties for $7.99 the Christmas season, which be­ Green, Wild Orchid. Crystal Pink, or gan Sunday with the club's an- V:. Java Blue. Small, Medium, large. auai Christmas party for mem- aer*' children. M n t£ ^ h 1 te cotton plqua with "pouf’’ sleeves, im dW of , red/green floral embroidery. Bv On- $5.99 Santa daUs yrisited the club at der^a. In sizes 3 to 6x. ^ ' 4 p.m. Sunday to hand out gifts The coziest, pretli—I outfit a little girl ever lounged In C: $D children from toddlers up to ,,.. eoftly quilted and loaded with lace and satiny ribbons! $7.99 .Nylon tricot shift gown with dra­ »year-olds- Tha party included Pink or blue ftoral print on whiU grounds, in a nylon matically gathered straps and bodice Nylon quilted robe, with chif­ gM es, dancing and movi—. top. Small, medium and large sizes in fon tie scarf, deep patched 1 .The party for members, wiv— quilt robe with fun back gathered from a yoke, capelet pockets and bracelet length ' M-Mto wIU ba Mdd Dac. i t at aoDar, laea-trlmmed ruffled slBevaa. T w o^lor Mb fnmt frock tn waeh and wear cotton (;K lush winter pastels. < sleeves. Sizes 10-18. p .* . Man and women wlU lKi«-edglng, colorfully em- ' ' 7 uroidefed aleevu. Sizes S to 4x. $8.99 1 0 .4 ? served at ToMter 9-4 Robe 7-14 \ • S4.99 58.99 $7.99 ajmyl New'Y—r’B Eve Win he hcM Dec. $1 at the . Robe $-6x $7.99 Pajanu Bag 52.99 balbooaA with dandag from i- to $ a.m. The Edmund SoJ- ;«RhsMn, fsatwlng singer Do Utf Your Charge Accounts .vlU.,^pmiriM inuBte DO UM your oecoHiit

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 > A O I SEVEN Hired OPEN 10 to 10 ■ / To Check on Bogton Police

Boeton, Dee. l i ijPi—The Boe-' tiolk Fiaance Conunlaeton hopee to •Rfage a natloiiaUy>known expert to direct Its In^Ufatlon of an al- lefed aUianoe between reeketeera and aome Boeton policemen. • IDEAL f HORSEMAN • UONEL Bdward W. Brooke, chairman of A weU^ained thank yon the eommlaeion, aald last night he k TINY TEARS • PARKER BROS. • DAISY will confer in Washington Friday SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE with Quinn Tamm, 4eld service di­ b UNCOLNLOGS b MAHEL b REVELL rector oC the tnteniatlonal Aaeo- elation of Chiefs of Police. Tamm • A.C. GILBERT • REMCO • STRUCTO directed an Inveetigatlon of Chica- PINE STREET and HARTFORD ROAD i police which lad to a cleanup of • TINKERTOY • BUDDY L • AMSCO Se forca Brooke eaid ha will outline, the • LOUISMARX •BRADLEY • EMENEE Boabon situation to Tamm, a form­ er assistant dirsobor of the FBI, in • PLAYSKOOL •GONGBELL • HUBIEY the hope o t obtaining his eervlcea Tamm imlloatad hs will accept The Boston Herald quoted him as • RADIOSTEEL • NY-LINT • TONKA li^nnirails of thousands saying be had eean the film— All Famous Brands "Mogimphy of a bookie joint”— • TRANSOGRAM • CHILDHOOD INTEREST whldi was televlaed nationally by J the Columbia Broadcasting system • REVERE • ELDON • ARCHER with Boston and Southern Kew BMUmd blacked out The newspaper quoted Tamm as and Many, Many More! • • T : saying he thought the film “re­ flected bad law enforcement” In Boston. The picture depicted Bos­ M: ton police allegedly entering and leaving a bookie shop before fed­ eral tax agents and etete police fSlSai^lngs Itond’volanteois conducted successful raids on the astabltahment. 4 The film led to a controversy which prompted Gov. John A. Volpe (R) to demand the resig­ 1 nation of Police Commissioner Leo so J. Sullivan. Sullivan refused. Sullivan was named to the post by Douglai Dinon, Snontary of tho U.S. TroBiury by former Gov. Foster Furcolo (D) and can be removed only with con­ sent of the executive council. The executive council ie entirely Demo- critle. The Herald quoted Tamm as say­ ing he thought the CBS broadcast “was done In rather good taate" and that It was objective. at King^s Low, Low Prices The Finance Commission was created by the legislature as a “watchdog” of Boston's fiscal af­ fairs. The commission Insists it has the right to investigate the police department. Meanwhile, Dirt. Atty. Garrett C. Byrne continued to collect evidence which he expects to present to a grand Jury next month. Tom Thumb Deluxe B-52 Boll Winchester 1 Railroad Charged T oy Typewriter Turret Gun Frontier Set 1 With Bad Service Plastic case, operates like full size erne, fingertip finder, tracer bullet action, double barrel gun, rotating Rapid fire secret trigger, real lever action, shell ejee- 1 spacer, ribbon shift standard keyboard. turret radar scope, oxygen mask. Operates with 4 “D" tor action, loads, shoots and ejecta ahooting aheUa, Brattleboro, Vt., Dec. 14 (JP)—A size batteries not included. 1 pommuter repreMntatlve has ac- euaed the Boaton A Maine Railroad of providing poor service and poor trains on runs between Springfield, Masa., and Windsor, Vt. Robert G. Averlll of Woodstock, acting vice president of the newly formed Northern N ew Ekigland 9.97 4.97 2.97 Passenger Transportation Confer­ ence, also told an Interstate Comr merce Commission hearing yester­ day that echeduling was poor and that the line failed to advertise for passenger bualncM. Snub Nose Aerial Casper The | E The hearing was one of a scries held on the railroad's petition to discontinue six nms between the Massachusetts city and the Ver­ Shoulder Holster Ladder Pumper mont community. Talking Ghost I The IOC examiner gave the rail- 38 Detective revolver with snap draw holster for Seagraves fire engine, real firefighting equipment, read and opponenta of the petition quick draw action, detective badge and ID card in ladder roiaes and lowers—extends two -feet. Tiller- I'm Soft, I'm Cuddly, you never know what HI say I until Jan. 17 to file briefs. The ICC wallet man's seat. Unbreakable. next—11 different aaylngs. 1 Is expected to announce its deei- ' ■ alon March 17. Charles R. Duncklee, managing director of the Brattleboro Cham­ C ber of Commerce, said curtailment ^8 THE "Twentieth Anniversary Year of the United States freedom in the world today. By purchasing bonds, and by encourag> of passenger aervice would have a serious effect on efforts to get new Savings Bond Program draws to a close I want to thank, on ing others to do so, through state, county, and local volunteer Industries for the area. George A. Bemls, owner of the bdialf of the Treasury and the United States Gk>vemment, all those Hotel Brooks at Brattleboro, said 2.47 6.97 Savings Bond efforts, Americans contribute significantly to our de­ 1.97 It would coat him 150,000 a year, principally from aiders. volunteers who have given their time and effort to increase the fense against that peril; Railroad employes disputed man­ agement's contention that on occa­ nltefbondsj sions more than lOO persons. In­ ELDON UNOREAKAiLE HEAVY DUTY cluding railroad workers and mem­ Lucas McCain's Farm Set niegr and other Americans who have bought and who are; in bers of their families, ars free rid­ ers on ths run. inoreeaing numbers^ continuing to buy bonds, can take pride in a Cement Mixer Flip Special By H ub ley 1 Luthuli Replies 17" inU" KirTi w y real oontribution to the strength of our nation. Repeating cap rifle as seen' on Rifleman TV series. sturdy polyethylene truck with mixer drum that re­ Shoots standard roll caps as fast as .vou can pump it. Tractor—8 blade plowing. 3 poultry crates with chick* I To Louw’s Attack volves automatically as truck is pushed. Drum plat-' Loading chamber pops out automatically. ens and ducks. To all those then^ who have, over the last 20 years^ invested form tilts, trough swings from side to side. 1 Who are ihe Savings Bond Volunlean? Oslo, Dec. 14 (;P)—Nobel Prlie- their time and their money in the welfare of their country, I say winner .Albert John Laithult today Theae dedicated men and women are the workere who keep the brushed aside South African for­ thank you and well done^ eign minister Eric Louw's crltl- Savings Bond Program ticking. Each state has a chsirman All clsme of him and said “The world 3,000 American Counties have chairmen. Many have served the knows' all about Mr. Louw and Our tiiniri however, is not over. It is, in a sense, just beginning; what he stands for.” full 20 years. N(?xt time you meet a Bond volunteer, say, “ Hianks "If It was left to Mr. Louw and Aa w a Miter upon the future, such patriotic efforts become increas* for helping to keep America strong and free.” his party to prtmounee judgment 3.87 2.47 '2.47, on the conduct of people, human higly BMva inqwrtanti I do not have to remind you of the peril to standards and values would be re­ duced to a tragic mockery," the % South African leader said In a FAMOUS MATTEL statement. Play Tim e H 1 Louw ssJd yesterday that Luth- Astro Bose M ull during his stay In Norway to receivs the 1860 peace prize had Lie Detector "slandered and abused South Af­ By Id ea l Ironing Sets rica,” and that “his conduct must • Everything SOIENTIFIO CRIME GAME You save more than money with have convinced even his Nor­ Hoist controls, simulated rocket fire, motor power iL wegian hosts that he Is no man of Includes: Ironing board, You get 24 suspect cards together with testimonies to peace.” First Quality! shift, astro scope control, car control cable, viewing electric iron, pad and cover. ^ screen shows space ahip in flight, astronaut mechani­ be tested by the lie detector. Subpoenas and arrest LUthUll's associate Oliver Tam- ' Be mother’s little helper. bo, who was ■vice president of the cally synchronized direction finder. warrants Included. Needs no batteries. Fim for.all ages. African National Congress until It • Money Back was banned, said Luthuli does not expect more difficulties with Quarantee! South African authorities when he rets home than he had before he feft. "Strange as our laws are, there 127 Departments Is really nothing more the govern­ 'J ment can do to him,” Tambq said. for Family and 9.97 3.87 3.87 "They can forbid him to take ■ part In meetings and they can ban­ Home! US. Savings Bonds ish him to confinement In some specific area. But they have al­ ready done this,' and there is noth­ Famoui Maks “FLEXIBLE HYER” ing more they can do. 8 Frn Parking! Speedway Buy them where you work or bank “Anyway, he is not alone any more. TTie Nobel Prise has meant Think-A-T ron that the whole world goes back to 8 Open 10 to 10 Sleds Africa with him.” Skill Game You, ask a question. It answers In lites. It thinks. It NEW TEST SHOT FIRED For sJl ages—whirlwind action for 3-4 racers, light ■_ Washington, Dec. 14 The. remembers. All questions edited and authenticated by Book of Knowledge. and buzzer announces winner U "O” battery requuWI ' A r 9 0 ytar* Ammiaft nmmpaatn hma piMMtd t e i i m g U.S. Atomic^ Energy Commission for light and buzzer not Included), tm bim Bm iii a it ft eo$t b iht OcMnmttHt. Tht has announced the firing of a sixth 4 4 ” _ 9 . 9 7 • DtgL b tnihtxi b Tk$ A im tbint Couiu underground nuclear test shot far M r "«p w t The detonation yesterday at the ABCs . Nevada test site wga da- Mribad aa a low yield blast This would ladleata a strength equal to about 30,000 tons of TST. 'Die 5 r ’ - 1 1 . 9 7 brief AKC announcement gave no furthar detail. Five pravloua anelsar datona- AN W lrii. Scrfiily RufHMnl 5.47 5.97 ttona have bean anaounead by the 4 ABC riaea the United Stataa r** auiB«d Ita taatiag prognun. M O B « I O S r MANCRBSTES EVENING /HERALD. HAI^CHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1961 KANCHESTEB SVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, €lOMN« THtmSDAY, DECEMBER 14.1961 PAQI I h m /' Um irlifBtpr enough; the prin;>aganda ^ti^ategy that the EventnK Eiceul no guarantee that the Ruaaian the offices Connecticut must fill cise it when the time came. And 78 iDuring Week then the government will be upon FeastervUle, Pa., Dec. 14 (/PI — ■uattyi aM HoUdkys Entered at the In buslneas. Boss then raises rate department of Agriculture report. Puai Office at Uancheeter Conn, as gesture will not have Its effects In November, 1962, the public will Kowalski's early entry triggered, the shoulder of him whom God haa It’a a gnvuid (motherly) world for , JEbw York (Br-Rometimea many .The people in that group are all apparently aa part of his own •ent to rule in His kingdom, even little Karen Goetter, 4-aay-old child to 41 a minute as he asaurea Jun­ gecond Claaa Mail iUtter ______General Heusinger Is a charming, certainly have had its nooney'a Jobless claims filed in Man­ i hosa goea home after a difficult ior executtv.e he has great future in the 30 Industrialized lands of worth and the politicians jmd can­ otrategy, the early candidacy of chester for the w?ek ended Dec. 9 JeauS Christ. I suppose that in of Janet and John Goetter of feeling ha hasn't earned much the north temperate zone. SUBSCRlPnUN KATha civilized gentleman, like all the Yale's Professor Samuel for the every land there are rebelUoua ones FeastervUle. Karen has six grand­ in firm. , Parable tn hdrance didates themselves their exhaus­ numbered 1,190, a decline of 78 GUNS money for hla company. It haunta Someone comes in 'with an un­ These nations now can per­ Oanier Mali best German officers. He haa al­ tion in the departniMit of cam­ congressman-at-large post, who claims from the ^previous week’s who do not wish to accept the rule mothers.' WORLD’S LIGHTEST One Tear ...... Sl& K S23UU would seem designated to keep of those who are currently in pow­ Standing by today to offer toys, Ua evening. expected sales order—boss turns manently ensure their food sup­ fix Hontba ...... 7 75 11 UU ways been primarily a military paigning. total of 1,268, it was reported to­ off meter, takes order, silently ply through existing resources. ior» er. But every stable government clothing—and advice—are John’s AUTOMATIC Three If on the ...... 190 5.5U strategist, and it waa In that ca­ There has never been anything that nomination warm and still day. ■I Sometimea many a hired hand In the rest of the world, how- One Month ...... 1M 185 available to KowalsU himself, has some means of maintaining it­ mother, Irena and Mrs. Goetter’a SHOTGUN goes home with the same realiza- debits own sales manager for 4187 W W eeU y ...... SO 45 pacity, rather than aa any enthusi­ remotely like such an early flow­ State unemployment compensa­ In meter repairs. ever, people have barely enough ering of candidacies as that which should an eventual retreat seem self, and Imposing its will upon the mother, Mrs. Emma Moss, both of Bon, but it doesn’t always ruln'^hla food to live—and not enough to ast for Hitler's political madness, discreet. tion claims filed during the same goverened. ’This is not so in the FeastervlUe; John’s grandmothers, LOUIGI FRANCHI ^Joyment of the twilight family Brother-in-law arrives to dis­ 960 u k u b u r o s began to bless the Connecticut period displayed a reverse trend We Give Top Vsine Stamps cuss Job with firm—boas again sustain the active, vigorous life TUai ASSOCIATED PRESS that he was at Hitler's side during decorate when John AIsop amd Ed Back on the Republican aide of kingdom of God. ’ITiere -are no Mrs. Anna Goetter and Mrs. meal. that would enable them to help The Aeeoclated Preaa le excluelrely things, the e'afly entry of AIsop and Showed an Increase to 36,983 armies to enforce Christ’s teach­ Blanche Elser, and Janet’a grand­ But there la a way that a boss turns meter off. He knows you entitled to the lue of republlcallon of the years of World War IT. May formally launched their own from the previous week’s count of ings. There are no policemen to mothers, Mrs. Alice Moss and 'Mrs. can’t get lettuce from someone themselves. Their food '-supply all newe dlepatehei credited to It or candidacies early last month, and May has had a much more 36,482, State Labor Commissioner can make k personal profit during barely keeps up 'with population \ not olherwlee credited In this oane' General Heusinger is a techni­ definite influence in triggering make certain that laws are obeyed. Emma Harkey, ail of Philadelphia. McBRIDE'S hla working hours. This la to price who doesn’t have cabbage. increases. and aleo the local newe punltshed here. cian. a theorist. Undoubtedly, he thereby setting up for themselves Renato E. Rledutl announced. Salesman comes In to sell boss mix em or match cm All liithts of renubllcatlon of special the longest struggle over a guber­ other ambitions. During their pow­ During the comparable two SPORT SPOT !^is time by a meter as a potential diepatches herein are alao reaerred has served Hitler, the dictator and er struggle for control of the Re­ 109 CENTER ST.—MI 9-8747 parking space doea to S' visiting an Item In which He la over­ natorial nomination yet on record. wreeks In 1660, unemployment auto. stocked—46 a ininute, but at this Pull aervice client of N E A Serr the aggressor, and NATO, the de­ Candidates might, in the past, be publican State Central Commit­ claims, statewide, Increased .to 44,- >ce. Inc tee, for the business of etecting : .‘n# hoes, esm do the same thing rate boss gives him all the time he Ignorance Hurts Publlahen Repreaentatirea: The fensive alliance of Western democ­ busy setting their Uses over a 498 from 43,106. with persona instead of motor cars. wants. coordinates period of years, but a month or May’s successor as state ct^r- lullua Mathewa Special Aaency — New racy. with equal competenpe and man, each side accused the other Bridgeport reported the most But he must vary the price of mo- A gentlnnan from Internal Rev­ Small Businesses fork Chicajro Detroll and Boston two before convention time would claims with 5,666. Hartford was n\enta and hours clocked by the enue Service is announced—the MEMBER AODIT BtTREAD 0» skill, and perhaps with equal loy­ be considered ample for open cam­ of making state ticket commit­ TV Channel 3 or 7 6 ? make wonderful gifts cm-:rnjiTioN8______alty. ments In^ return for committee Second with 5.088 and Manchester meter installed at his desk by the boas throws his coat over his paigning. wras twelftli in the state. Value he place.s on the time dif­ meter, stretches out a shirt-eleeved Waahington — A basic lack of The Herald Printlnji Company Inc.. I’et no matter how we charac­ This IS a new type of battle, votes. NOW IS CHANCE TO BE HEARD training hampers small burinesaes, aaaumea no financial reanonelbllur for These purported commitments, Manchester had 603 claims from 24 HOURS LEFn ferent vi.sitors are worth in terms hand and says, "My time is your cyporraphical erron appearlna hi ad terize him. or expose the Russian modeled more on presidential women, • 87 claims less than the of hl.s own measure of their im­ time—I hope I’m Joking." the Small BuMnes.s Administration Tertlaementa and other readlne matter campaigns than on previous stage made diuing th"e quest for votes previous week and 60.7 per cent of Telaa and your local Independent TV techiUciana have been portance. Finally, Just before quitting reports. It says 39 per cent of the In The Manchester Evenina Herald propaganda purpose, a certain un­ on the State Central Committee, conducting a statewide technical survey. To complete this survey managers, 35 per cent of the full­ s k ir t s a a a Ime wool flannels campaigns. One of the reasons for the total claims load here. Only DAYS LEFT to Here is how this idea works: time, the boas’ wife enters. Diaplay adTeHlama closina hours: pleasant residue remains. Some It, we suppose, la that there now will have to prove themselves we ask your help. 2 As soon as you come into his She inaerta a key into the park­ time bookkeepers, have never had Por Uondar—1 p m Prlday German generals we hanged, and exists in Connecticut a final re­ again, both waya, in the new quest amiling or frowning presence, you courses in accounting or finance. Por Tuesday—1 p.m Monday for votes in the state con'vention. enter Pilgrim Mills SEW* ing meter by the desk of the boss, This Ignorance hurts most in Por Wednesday—^1 p.m Tlieaday. some others we have employed; course which ia the first recourse The F.C.C. is proposing your Channel S to be changed to UHF see a busy executive fronted by a removes the contents, counts them, 5.98 lo 14.981 Por Thureday—1 p.m Wednesday. in the presidential campaign. Can­ If some rival, for instance, should THE SENIOR CHOIR OF manship CONTEST! large and serious meter. puts money Into her oversize purse the credit area, for it causes banka Por Prlday—1 p m. TTiursday. we conquered Germany to teach It Channel 76. to raise rates and turn down a The newest fashion tones of peach, new didates for the preaidentUI nom­ come up to the state convention THE SALVATION ARMY ABE YOU FOB THIS CHANGE? The meter is a sophisticated one. and says: Por Saturday—1 p.m Prlday. the lesson of peace and have now controlling more votes In his own IS SPONSORING Garments must be in our It accepts paper currency as read­ high number of loan applications blue, or bone plus all your basic shades. Caaallled deadline' lOrSO a. m aacB ination have to get out early in t "George, you didn’t do as well as for short-term financing. day of icbllcatloa except Saturday- come to the point where we allow order to entei the primaries which right, the candidate who thought CHANNEL S CHANNEL 76 ily as it does coins. It automatical­ yesterday. How many times do I Your choice of hip-stitch or side pleats, or • a.m. he had commitment might find S A U O F salesroom by Friday, De­ ly rejects checks and credit cards, The lack of know-how hurts Germany the privilege of teaching precede and influence the party have to tell you that lime is even more in long-term financing: seat lined slim, styles. Solid or textured Thursday. December 14 convention. Candidates in Connec­ hhnaelf cut out of the picture. CHRISTMAS Yes □ No □ Yes □ No □ letters from old friends, slaps on us the art of war; we and our al­ And now is the time for am­ cember 15 th at 7 P.M. the back or anything else except nioney? Come, dear, it is time to banks reject three out of four such wool flannels. Sizes 5 to 15 juniors, 6 to 14 lies have almost aa much reason to ticut now have the option of try­ bitions iVdtich may not have re­ DECORATIONS dash. go home. Tomorrow will be better." requests. Africans Not Confused ing primaries, after the party NAME OPEN A pre-teens. dread the possible future resur­ conventiona. which may reverse ceived iny commitment from e HANDMADE GIFTS It haa attached to It a large and Let ui, for a comparatively llfrht gence of German mtlttariam as do either side during the state chair­ AT THE TONIGHT TILL TF conspicuous sign that reads: Private Water Gains the decision of the conventions, manship fight to get out and ac­ LYNN POULTRY FARM ADDRESS “My time is valuable and here Power to Be Sent Get Marriage License ^ diet of confualon, take Just a few the Russians, but we ourselves and they have to try to build them­ ir t the rates you must pay to use selves up with this option — and cumulate that .strength of their S’TORE (Chicago—More people are put San. Henry M. Jackaon, D., Waah., and Helen Hardin of Albu­ SW C R tC rS in every blend of the completely contradictory have helped bring some degree of own which might enable them to MANCHESTER PARKADE CITY h (pleaae put your money in the ting In private water systems that militarism to life again, re their own threat to use it — In PIL6RIM MILLS meter In advance): Under Cook Strait querque, N. M., are shown aa they obtained their marriage H- vlowa now tn extatence about the view, bargain, with one gubernatorial CHENEY HALL Electric equipment for 308,496 United Natlona action in Katanga assuring ourselves with the as Bide or the other, come state con­ SAT., DEC. 16, FROM 10 A.M. Asking for raises In salary such systems was sold in the first cenae yeaterday at the BernardvUIe County Courthouse, Albu­ 4.98 to 12.98 The early entry of AIsop and Cut out and send to Telsa of Cbnn., Box 444, Meriden, Conn. Hartford Rd., Manchester (ordinary employes).. .41 a sec­ Stockholm—The Swedish system querque. The wedding will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Province In the Congo. sumption that we can keep it on a May wasn't really needed to stim­ vention time. Proceeds for Building Fund half of 1961 compared with 278.440 It will be the longest state cam­ ond. of submarine tranamlaalon of elec­ systems in the same period in 1960. Central Methodiot Church, Albuquerque. (AP Photofax). By Darlene, Pandora or Bobbie Brooks . . . One reason the United States 'democratic leash. And every now ulate Congreesman-at-large FYank Askkig for raises In oonunlsslons tric power has been adopted by Kowalski, on the other side of the (top salesmen only)...$l a min­ New Zealand, which will establish fine fur blends, cashmere-like S hetland haa for backing this action la Its and then tome unpleasant evidence Bobbi* wools, bulky orlons, in solids or jacquards conviction that, only by helping of some German aspiration breaks political fence, to an early entrance ute. (Rebate if they win.) the third auch installation In the of his own. He had been eager for Western world. 0 Brooks the United Nations fulfil its man- momentarily toward the surface, Ex-girl friend 'wlio wonders why . . . cardigans or long sleeve pullovers. months. His preliminary explora­ khe dl(hi’t Tkoognlzs hotw wonder­ The first, between the Swedish sweater data to remove the remnants of as when Chancellor Adenauer in­ tion of what paths might lie open ful you 'were' in obllege when gee! mainland and the Baltic Island of Xhiropean Imperialism from the timates that his owTi real policy for his ambition convinced him s'¥.- you’re so -whnderfal now — boss Gotland, waa Inaugurated in 1956. Santa Says: 32 to 38 FREE Oongo can wa keep tiie United Na- drive of the moment is to get the turns meter Wf. On the malnlaind, alternating cur­ 4.98 PARKING atomic bomb for Germany, life Insmiutce salesman explan- rent la converted Into direct cur­ tloiia In position atrong enough Ing why boaM needs more protec­ Everybody has a lot next to and principled enough to ward off The Russian propaganda venture rent, which Is reconverted to al­ tion — 60 cents a minute, or one ternating after It reaches the Island Ox Top Notch the attempt of a new Communist is obvious. So. we should say, are hailf of hto Brat year's commis­ 60 miles away. birthday and skirt Imperialism to establish Itself in the conditions, and the uneasiness sion, if he.mffi&eeds in selling the The second installation, under­ 7to 15 the Congo. in some Western minds, the Rus­ 'boss mora' Christmas is the day Dlscuaalan With boss’s unde, the neath the English Channel will 10.98 Tet, the chief charge agsUnst sians are trying to exploit. chairman of thb board, on why the soon go Into operation between ^ give a birthstone** Utaited States policy, here at home, firm needs .fteeh talent—boss puts England and France. own money into: meter, to prove In New Zealand a cable with la that, by backing the United Na- Not Too Big To Pause 600.000-kllowatt capacity will be tlona, and thua promoting the cen­ he’s a real Ijehlocrat. Interview Wrlth' sample-carrying laid from the South to the North tral Congolese government, we One tends to think of big na­ Island under Cook Strait, 25 miles. tions aa all-powerful maatodona, COUNTER” Mquor salemairV 10 cents an hour. are promoting something which After second Mtlr boas turns off This will be by far tha largest wool slacks.. « fully lined will itself in due course fall into and one often begins. In fact, to WONDERFUL meterr ancHeleitrea arm-dn-arm with project of this type. the lap of Communist Imperialism. think that maybe the biggest ones salesman,' base carrying sample In petite and regular sizes. Another reason the United have grown too big for their own case. 2 to 10 Have TV's good and tiiat of the world. Then, DdacuseHihn with three after- States is following the policy it is COFFEE luhcheon fellow golfing executives Paris—A new study shows that by Juniorite only 7 .9 8 tn the Congo la a conviction that, for contrast, one is called upon to —five centfl an hour. Boss puts In at least three out of 10 French contemplate the spectacle of one ' J. first nickel. Meter ticks on un- households now have a refrigera­ Tapered form fitting slacks with the if President Tshombe ia allowed to f keep Katanga aeparate from the of the greatest being halted and repald for next three hours. tor, a washing machine, or a vac­ new inner e’.asticized band for better fit. stalled in its policy tracks by the i Talk wltii’ Junior executive-he uum cleaner. Eight out of 10 have Congo, that will lead to a division puts In lH^-denta to get meter back television sets. Black, oxford, brown, navy. Sizes 6 to 16. of the African contbunt into a flimsiest and slightest of consider-' White-dominated region and a atlons. hlack-domlnated region, with in The United States is In such a | avltable racial wm~ between the position, «WU)ls very moment, on I two. the question of resuming nuclear I blouses or shirts But Britain, with exactly oppo- testa in the atmosphere. Judging rite thinking, says that if the Unit- by reports from Washington, al-1 3.98 to 5.98 i i Nations presses its war in Ka­ most every policy question In­ CUP tanga, that in itself will be the volved in such a resumption of Oodles of shirts in cardigan necks, the thing which touches off wide-acale tests has been cleared—except the FAMOUS preferred McMullen collars, solids or war throughout Africa. smallest one imaginable. ♦ 6 TRANSISTOR prints, dacrons or oxfords..., plus many, In these two instances, the gulf It seems that the only suitable HALLMARK many fashioned lacey styles. between opposing views ia ridicu- place we have for auch testa la in PHARMACY ■ z loualy wide, since each aide inter­ the Marshall Islands, and that the prets exactly the same policy or Marshall Islands are territory POCKET the same event in completely con­ which is occupied and administer­ TOP-TWELVE tradictory faahion. Each side, in ed by us under a United Nations RADIO trusteeship, which gives ua re­ Your seloetien ftffect, accuses the other of favor­ “SIZE OF A PACK ing the policy which must bring sponsibility for their pcpaperity, o r CIGARETTES’’ BIRTHSTONE GIFT BOXED Communism into Africa. Each side happiness, and future progress aoeuses the other of following the toward independence and self gov- i RCG. $24.95 policy which must decree wide- ernment. scale racial war for the African There are, in some policy-mkk- j LIGGETT DISCOUNT RINGS continent. ing minds, some alight delicate' ECI**’ PRICE But if we want some guide-post questions Involved, in 1954, our Every young junior desires consolation which w'ould suggest hydrogen bomb test there dripped ■ From our tremendous selection of fine that, of these two extremely oppo- a little stray radiation on some of birthstone rings with genuine or the islanders whose better living I TREMENDOUS POWER! Bita seta of \iews, that being fol­ m f synthetic gemstones, for it is our solemn task to promote. ! boys lowed by the United States has and girls, men and women. holiday dresses much the greater chance of being It is a matter of debate whether, W nm CASE, HEARING AID and BATTERY correct, we can look to the policy even if we move all the islanders | e Powerful enough to bring in 14 to 21 stations anywhero away to some safer spot, our trua- , *■*<(»#' e Battery retails for S8o plays for 160-200 hours for that special occasion position being taken by the newly P'4 o Translatora guaranteed for lifetime free young nations of the African teeship toward the islands in ques-1 o 90-day guarantee. or that important date continent, who have their own ex­ tion ever envi.sioned our blowing' e Fantastic power, selectivity of stations. these island off the map, one by i Drying clothes perimental and precarious inde-1 I'Vjt 'i V IK for juniors, petitas and pra-taans pendence, and who have to be! one. is easy today... tens* and nervous about the Con-1 Such slight considerations a.s ^ 2 TRANSISTOR $ C 4 4 go because events there could these are, according to report, REG. 10.98 to 19.98 make or break the whole African complicating our approaching de­ $9.95 experiment. Their objective is Af­ cision with regard to atmospheric POCKET RADIO testing. We hate to defile our trua-1 Complete with rica for the Africans, to the exclu­ o Amazing Tone e Antenna sion of any brand of imperiaham. teeship. On the other hand, we i e Ideal for Youngsters a Carrying Case And there is no doubt where they apparently have no great unin-! • Ford Dealer A-1 Used Cars are e Battery Only 88c e Battery habited Arctic expanse, like Rua-' • Ford Dealer A-1 Used Cars are stand. They stand In back of the priced low to keep them moving. in topnotch shape when you buy M United Nations role in the Congo aia, we could use. Naturally I and in Katanga, because they enough, we don't want to go near j Volume new car sales make it pos­ them. It stands to reason they will inhabited territory of our own. So j sible for Ford Dealers to sell their last longer and be worth more at kkow that the United NaCiona rep- Pra-taan 8-14 reaenta the only kind of interven­ a great nation's policy is, for an ; used cars for less. trade-in time. REG. $44.00 tion ia African affairs which can instant or two in time, quite para- j by R.A.R. 4 be guaranteed not to develop into lyzed. ! so*s home heating • Ford Dealer A-1 Used Cars cut • Ford Dealer A-1 Used Cars are brocade * any new Imperialistic domination One could, we suppose, feel costly repair bills. Ford Dealers ' backed by here-to-stay business­ bodice or sphere of influence. Sorry for a great nation thus im­ our w ay I % peded in its purposes. But, when, have the expert mechanics and fa­ men who hope to sell you a new fear chiffon skirt the big nation happens to be our cilities for thorough inspection,'re­ or another used car some day. 17.98 Expert On War You get premium quality Complete With Case own, we are quite proud that it Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the conditioning and road-testing be­ That’s why it’s good business for Plus Batteries The formal Russian . note, de- has, somewhere in its policy-mak­ most completely effective fuel fore offering them for sale-You can them to stand behind the cars Biandlng that we arrest and turn ing echelons, leaders sensitive oil additive in use today. And WORLD'S FIRST ■ TRANSISTOR RADIO you get premium awvice. Au­ depend on an A-1 Used Car. they sell. Msdtl its - Eight tiny, llfstims eoor- ever to Ruaaia aa a. war erimihal enougii to give even such a minor einsMd translitors maks this an all- tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ newarful, full partormlng pockat radlol the German general whp has been question of propriety and princi­ anced payment plan and many Long playing Ilia aaiurao with ordinary Miade the top military strategy ex- ple at leaqt a passing thought. panllght batterlei. Plays up to 10,000 other extras designed to make FOR THE BEST USED CAR VALUE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE nvwrwnwra on wrt onawiiw tetuwa ofw. nickel cadmium *Synfhel'c Gemstone for NATO, ia labeled, by our I home heating really eaty. lOehargeable batterlet. Only (44.00 State Department, as a “crude and lodlcroua propaganda exercise." That It is propaganda la obvipus; WINDOW SHADES M obilheat SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD D Mm d te iM K H o a An especially meaningful gift, the recipienf's own birthstone! Ancd Jtist how crude and ludicrous n ^ Grt«R, White, Ecru •ddlHn 1 ^ ] '’ s taay bs somewhat laaa certabL ^ Soft wool flannels in sheaths, tapered W o s h o M If he or she already has a birthstone ring, why not mati^h it with The Ruaaian propaganda. pur- a brooch, earrings or cuff-links? Rings, $10 to $500; other birth­ flare styles, in black or jewel tonbS. fioa would seem to hd dlvld^:in HOLLAND HNtSH J Juniors and petites 5 to 13. two parts. First, to txdaW the W E GIVE stone jewelry, $8 tp $200. Prices INCLUDE Federal tax. GREEN STAMPS S '■ fIMrent Ruaaian complaint that 30 Made to Order ^ Glamorous date dresses in chifton, silk thp begliialng of a rebirth, of Der- With Tour Boilers mlUtarlam is now thnatlsdihg FULL LINE OF CUSTOM S and cotton and fine wools for pre-teens ■ASV FAYMINTS INVITHD la's own sscurity. Secom^ to A 6 to 14. . Bobble VENETIAN RUNDS MORIARTY & satl • Oarman , fotilngw DILLON SALES ahd SERVICE, INC. "WE SAVE YOU MONEYI" Breekt the peoples of thi£ # s s t, wool '[whom etui have roUtU U> E. A. JOHNSON BROTHERS 3 1 F MAIN STRECT MANCHGSTBRa CONN. THI KNOWN NAMI. fleniiel the Oemea military p a in t 0 0 . M l 3 -5 1 3 5 Only Parkade THI KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1409 Your Personal CHARGE ACCOUNT Invited t 5 to f t .M- 723,Naia S^TcL M f^SOl 301-315 iCM ttr St. WEST MIDDUE TURNPIKE I4).9B -958 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTEB-^PHONE Ml S-2741 KSPt ■

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U-. MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TOURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 f A M i m t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN!,' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 .PAGE ELBVKN 20 Pupils Killed as Train Leftists Seize PerUhahle BiU of News RockviUe-Vernott Report on Kennedy—4 DONT GET UP NIGHTS Chamber Will Press O b i t u a r y It UdMt just Mie sad U hour* I* start relief—er your money back at say drug store. When fiinetionsi Mdasy S lid e rs Hits G>lorado School Bus Caracas Radio, cause geltlnz up nishts, scanty fleer, Henry OrUa Planes, Missiles Help Selectmen’s Proposal Sets humlni. backachiv lesMlns. dlarinasa For Rt. 6 Henry Orlla, 88, of 1S8 Cedar The Emphasis on Leadership use *asy-to-tak4 8 UKRT8 4>day traab- (OMrttawad tron Pac* Om ) Ridge Ter., Olaetonbury, died eud- ment. Act* fast in inrresse and rests* Blast Kentiedy late passage, now at North End rhar> denly yesterday. Twp Dump l^udies in Area macy. to »l*n»l th« , ai^proach of a train, Local desire to have the Rt. 6 relocation included In the jOmttnued from Pag* Oaa) (Oouttamed from Page Oas) Mr. Orlla was bom Sept 24,' Gather Weather Data big margins In similar polls, ths And no on* has learned that more ■n official aaid. News Tidbits next State Highway Department building program has 1896, In Germany, and lived in The eeleotman’s Intention toe form - th* 18-m*mb*r citizens' Democratic reaction was; This quickly than John Fitzgerald Ken­ The hue, travellne norUiwoet, ap­ reached the point w h «« the Chamber of Commerce has de­ Glastonbury for five years. He paused, and then delivered only proves that Eisenhower is nedy. parently drove Into the diagonal from the AP Wires clal police command set up for Supersonic aircraft and 17,000 mi)e-an-hour missiles are form a citizens’ committee to study group. Public reaction will prob­ the unkindest cut of all. cided to begin pressure moves to bring the matter up At the Survivors Include his 'wife, Mrs. ably not be forthcoming until [Xipular. It has nothing to do with crossing Just a* the train ap­ that purpose. ’ Irene R. Rocheleau Orlla, and a the town’s dump problem will, "What they need, maybe only On July 25, at the end of a radio­ next session of the state leglsla-^ making present weather reports “peHshable bite of news,” either or both recommends geo­ eadership. Good leadership may television addres, he said: Notice proached. The crackdown followed the daughter In West Haven. when realized, place two volunteer (or four or five months, ts a Sher­ require taking an unpopular stand. The train struck the bug at Its ture. directors dedded'^to push for the and the Weather System Center in Manchester has been graphical locations for th* incin­ man Adams type to give direction "When I ran for the presidency Miami, Fla, prosecutor says an planting of four crude bomba in Reporting this development to- support, 'Vlfiat enilalned. The funeral will be held Satur­ dump study- groups side by side in erator or disposal area. And at the very moment Ken­ WE HAVE DAILY rear end and. knocked it about 100 escaped mental patient. Mate Ivan­ day at 9:45 a.m. at the Lowe Fu­ given a leading role in designing a weather obsei^ng and to the operation." of the United States I knew that various parts of Caracas yester­ dayly was John VHet, execuUvs viee A contingent n «m th4 Chamber the Vernon area. tVhat is the progress of the nedy was saying this country was this country faced serious chal­ yards. ov, has admitted killing a Mineola, neral Home, 2534 Main St., Glas­ forecasting system more in keeping with modem require- No one In the Eisenhower admin­ standing still, and a driving lead­ All parents kftown to have chil­ day by terrorists bent on spoiling president of the chamber, who dis­ met with state highway officials menta for the U.S. Air Force. NERSA study? istration drew as heavy Demo­ lenges. But I could not. realize, nor DELIVERY TO THI N.y., couple with a bayonet but closed the chamber’s board of di­ last month to determine just what tonbury, followed by a solemn high The first is the Northeast Re­ er was needed to get it moving dren on the bug were taken to the Kennedy’s trip here to boost his In an attempt to get “Instant perl* According to Leland B. Chis­ cratic fire as Adams, who served could any man realize who does denM slaying their thre« sons . . . rectors had approved the movea plana for the Rt. relocation the Mass of requiem In St. Paul's fuse Study group, sponaored by holm, CRPA staff planner, NERSA again, Eisenhower was doing fine aheriffs office at Greeley. The alliance for progress program for 8 Church, Glastonbury, at 10:30 weather,” the Air Force and the new imlts are Tltted mto weather the Capitol Regfion Planning as a sort of assistant president. not bear the burden* of this of­ President Kennedy will wish the and had authorized contacts be­ state may have had. has completed gathering popula­ In the polls. fice, how heavy and constant would tcmporar>' morgue was established nation a Merry Christinss next Latin America. Only one of the a.m. Burial will be In St. James’ Weather System Center, a branch stations. Agency and made up of repre­ Here, of all places, Kennedy is But effective presidential leader­ at a former armory in downtown bombs exploded, Injuring two per­ tween the chamber and Manches­ Attending this meeting, along of United Aircraft located at the tion figures on which to base the least likely to copy hia predeces­ be those burdens . . BOLTON Wednesday and then set aglow the ter’s two representatives. Cemetery, Manchester. Essentially, the system at West- sentatives from the seven towns capacity requirements of an even­ ship involves far more than one Greelev. sons. with Wlet,‘ were ~Bruce se Watkins. Friends may call at the funeral Parkade, are using a system em­ sor. man. And Kennedy, who only six big national community Christmas chairman of parking and traffic; over and Hanscom consists of which have volunteered join in tual disposal area. ' All of tho.se killed and Injured tree. Brig. Gen. Antonio Briceno Wtet declared the Rt. « project home tonight from 7 to 9, and to­ ploying television, radar, comput­ automatic, untended “ sensory ele­ the study. This same Republican says Ken­ And, beginning with George months before had spoken so con­ were aboard the bus. Linares, Venezuelan minister of was recognized by the directors as Hayden Griswold Sr., chairman of ers, fast teletypes and other semi­ Work Under way consists of a nedy’s own behavior creates con­ fidently about leadership, now said: California will overtake New morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ments” situated about the air­ Having begun its wprk in July, site criteria study headed by Wal­ Washington, critics have found the AREA The scene at the crossing after defense, told newsmen that the a key feature in the town’s devel­ planning; and Stanley Bray, traf­ The Rosary will be recited at the automatic electronic equipment. fields. Three transmit readings fusion : easiest way to hit a pre.sident is "I need your good will apd your the crash wag one of tragedy and York in 196.^ a.*! the nation’s most the CRPA group, called NERSA ter S. Fuss, Manchester town en­ populous state, if the present trend Caracas military garrison had opment. fic and parking committee. funeral home tomorrow at 8 p.m. Only used in the test phases, the about various weather elements lo "He Ls emphatic against a sum- to shoot at those surrouhding him. support and, above all, your pray­ hysteria. been reinforced and that he would Informally, has completed the first gineer, and a study of hauling dis­ contimie.s. the Census Burea\i says He said the chamber would meet State officials said that neither equipment has been set up at the a central station, termed th* of its study projects, is under way mlt conference, and yet he goes In Kennedy's case, the com­ ers." Mothers and fathers of school call up additional troops as nec­ R t nor R t 291, planned to en­ tances and their effect on operat­ LENOX . . . Speaking at St. Joseph, Mich., with other legislators in addition 6 Mrs. Rose Sohwedel Westover Air Force Base, Chico­ meterological building. on two others, and has two more ing costs being handled by other to one. He is emphatic on Laos, plaint has usually been that the Tomorrow: World Full of Prob­ children all over the area nisihed essary to “ preserve national hon­ ter the northwestern part of town, pee, ^ase., and at Hanacom Field, lems. Senate majority leader Mike to Manchester’s who may bs in­ Mrs. Rose Schwedel, 95, mother “ Heart and Mind” of the 483L to go. , , representatlvesT and then he lets it trail off. He White House Is overstocked with to the cros.sing. A number were or and dignity by all possible volved and instrumental in get­ Were on the current achedule. of Nat N. Schwedel, 117 Adelaide Bedford, Mass. , system has been described as ths sends up a farm program, and says college professors. PHARMACY accompanied by children too young Man.sfield, D-Mont« appeals for means in guaranteeing President The data provided in the course Remaining are studies of financ­ .support of the Administration's ting the Rt. 6 relocation started as According to W iet tentative Rd., died li^ Brooklyn, N. Y., last The Weather System Center (lata gathering devices feeding ing and a study of land areas for this is what he has to have, and But an official in a position to '.ADOLESCENT UNIT* to attend school. and Mrs. Kennedy's personal safe­ night after a short Illness. functions under the 433L System ot four, months by CRPA staffers know says Kennedy is well pleased 299 E. CENTER ST. foreign policies and lashes out at soon as possRile. Manchester’s schedules had placed the R t 6 into a computer, which converts and by the NERSA representa­ actual disposal locations. when it’s changed around com­ Philadelphia, Dec. 14 (*n — Lan- One woman uncovered the body ty." project in the 1960-82 period. 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Finast Prize • CROSBY The town’* second largest Indu*- We Give Top Vahie Staanpa stories in a year, but no bulletin for enacka. try Wi In the proce** of closing i — no story that draws big head­ The prlze-wbmlng recipe fol- down. lines—causes as much stir among Mr*. MerriU D. Colton, 748 Tol­ lowa: ^ EVINRUDE T elevision McBRIDE'S Been Named... The A.D. Ellis Mills. Inc., makers SPORT SPOT them as their preparation and land Tpke., won a prlM with her Apple Delight MOTORS ‘ C:00 Big 3 rhtater (la progrcM) Bbeclal Program 8. 12 of woolen fabrics, notified Its 200 transmission of Christmas art on Ftnt Show (In nrogreiaJ Tiie Neleon Tam il 40. 53 199 CENTER ST— Ml 9-S7lT "Apple Delight” recipe in a "Fam- 1 pkg. pie enut mix Barly Show (in progrcM) 10 1:00 Doima Reed- Show' 8. 40 63 employe.* yesterday the plant will the teletype. lly’a Delight Recipe Contest," it 8-10 apples Sy-Uabu* Man and the Challenge 22 close as soon as goods now In Madonnas, reindeer, Santa 1 cup milk . GATOR huckleberry Hound I. 8:30 Dr. Kildare lo, 22. .3u waa announced in the current issue Sea Hunt The Real McCoye g. 12. ,40 53 process are completed. Clauses, winter scenes, all formed 2 eggs TRAILERS New« Bob Cummingfi 8hoV 3 The announcemeni came In a by the same letters that spell out of Finast Record, First National H cup sugar ner Robert Gardl- 1:35 Weaiher New* A Sports I 8:00 TV Hour of S^tara nor* “ 5 Brooklyn St., RockvillD. H® was born 5 Ufanw TallahaaMt 7000 notice posted on the bulletin board. the news, flow over The Associat­ Stores Inc. publication for em­ 1 teaspoon vanilla We Give Top Value Stampa The Invesligatora 8. 12 It was signed by D. W. Ellis Jr., Aluminum ployes. M d*M r8*Rufua*0^ paternal grandparent* are Mr. <:90 Ro.val Canadian Pollca My Three Sona 8 40 ed Press ^vlres every Christmas 1 tablespoon cinnamon, mixed Md Mr*. Rufu* Gardiner, Brook*, Maine. He ha* a sister, Susan Commonwealth Wrestling 53 president and treasurer of the com­ eve. "Delight” vraa the reaction, tod, New*. Sportg Sc Weather 9:80 Haxel 10, 30 with Ski Pointem pany, who said the property would Windows $11*9S Operators spend weeks working of the Ooltona’ teen-age son. Bud, 2 tablespoons sugar • R a. • « White Mountain Expedition 22 16, and daughter, Dorothy, 18, when 5:46 Kvenlna Report Margie 8. 40 be liquidated. out Christmas greeting's — all on Prepare pie crust according to McBRIDFS Dougtaa liJdwarda 3. 10:00 Sing Along with Mitch^lC) He gave no reason fpr the clos­ they learned Mom’s priM was a Mr. and Mr*. Henry L. Ga- Huntlev-Brinkley 10. 32. 10. 22. 30, their own time. Years of experi­ directions on box. Roll as for pie to SPORT SPOT 7:00 Evergtadei Million Dollar Movie is i ing and he could not be' reached Duors $29.95 portable transistor radio. The fit large cookie sheet or pizza pan. « ‘ ‘ Manchester Memo­ ence on the telet3T>e make each prise-winning cook’s husband is 109 CENTER S T ^ M I 9-8747 i r brother*. Lawrence, 13, William, 9, Blue Angeli UBS Reporte 3. 12 for comment. operator a potential Rembrandt. • •M»«ateeeae4M Geaae pan. Flute edge of crust. Ripcord The Untmirhablei 8. 10. 40. 53 Ellis indicated the layoffs would employed as a tractor driver at the ®'>*abeth. 11, Catherine, 7, and N>wj» and Weather 11:00 News. Sports and Weather ' * » TTiese experts know' the letters and Pare and-slice apples in wedges S^a Hunt 3 30. 40: come in order of seniority. Jal. Doors $59*95 saesMsaaeaaeM Bast Hartford warehouse of First combinations to give design and ••••sseAMaa*** National Stores. as for pie. Place apples in straight • • • • • _ ^ Million Dollar Movie ll.;15 .IncK Pa«r Show lu :iii i Town officials in the community Pill* InitallatleB. line or run in circle on pizza pan, Uncovered Eiirop<*> Pinput Movici jj i of 7,000 population said they are shading to a scene. It had been announced In a pre­ ***■• Charles Carl, 3 River 7:16 The Sportfl Camera 11:20 Award ThPatPr Nerw'spapers have printed many * * 1 M M MM* vious issue of the company maga- overlapping slices. When crust is Rd.’ RED 2. He was bom Doc. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hos- Evening Report I Fenturp 4u tujdobutful other indu.slrics in town MANCHESTER of the greetings and each year edi­ zie that first prize would be an covered with apple slices, mix milk, E. . ■ grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. William 7:30 Omlawe 10. jll;3U.»Rf'k P«ni (C) 2 '.' 1 oould absorb the workers who will ••aeaaeaeaMMM' wHaweeen sugar, eggs and vanilla. Beat un­ Blue Angele Mr»vl(a 8 Combat i lose their jobs. tors of AP newspapers praise the aeaaMeesei ■ 1W4 electric skillet casserole, with a TUNE TEASERS Btetn’ Foxboro, Mas*. His paternal grandparent* are Mr. and As High Srhoolg Match Wite 22 12:50 .S’#w* and Waalhar A W N IN G CO. operators' efforts. A British new’s- toaster-roaster as second prize, and til blended. Pour over apples to Thatcher Carl, Fokboro, Mas.s. He ha* two brother*. Some employes of Ellus Mills PHONE Ml 9-3091 paperman working In the New cover whole pan. Sprinkle cinna­ Cniarlee, 9„ and Paul, 1; and a sister, Patricia, 5. SEE SATrKD%l''S TV WEEK VX\R COMPLETE USTINCi have never worked an>-where else. Held in Art Theft transistor radio as third. - It was • * • • • York office of a London newspaper the radio that Mrs. Colton moat mon and sugar over complete mix­ Ralph Moore. 60, a loom-fixer, Ralph C Hobba, 45, waa ar- last December messaged thanks to ture. Bake for one hour In a 375 Rodney, Donna Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. has worked there .since 1017. "I nigned before a U S. commla- wranted, and it was third prize The Associated Press for "bright­ drhich her recipe won. degree oven. This recipe serves 10 Rodney, 90 Margaret Lane. Glaatonbury. She was bom Nov. 24 was hoping lo work a few more aloner fn Pittsburgh yester­ Radio years,'’ he said. ening up a quiet Christmas Eve. The Ooltons live on a small farm to 12 snack slice!. For larger des­ at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandmother 1* Mrs. Er­ day in connection with the "I am lost in wonder at the t.ecli- sert portions, top with whipped nest Brown, Hartford. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. John Frederick J. Sullivan, chairman pick theft of 10 contemporary operated by her father, James (This Hating meindea only thoM new* braadoMt* of 10 or 15-mlpute nical competence," he said. cream, for six to eight servings. Zagurodny, Gla«tonbur>'. She has a brother, William, 6; and length. Some •totiona enrrj other *bort newermsto.) of the Monson Board of Selectmen, paintings valued at over 5500,- Stewart There are plenty of apple three sisters, Carolyn, 7, Cynthia. 5, and Sharon, 2 'i. said: "This i.s a blow to the town. 000. Hobbs, an imemployed Christmas teletype are not only trees on the farm, and they grow For a variation, add one-half moves on domestic wires, it is sent cup seedless raisins, which have V '• • • • WDBC-IM* WINF—1236 It will have an adver.se effect on up salesman from Beaver Falls, their own vegetables and raise *:UU New* 6:00 World N »«a the town's economy and plans for Pa., was arrested by the FBI also on AP's cable between New chickens. > been boiled for three minutes, atop Denno, Paul Da\1d, son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry O. Denno, 151 C:06 Today on Wan dtreat C:lo Wall Streol apples before adding top mixture. 6:11, Sport Newe S.l.l Shotvear- and Ntwa Immediate growth " yesterday and charged with York and London. The Tokyo greet­ Mrs. Colton drives a stktion wag­ Dogwood Lane. Wapping. He was born Noy. 28-at Rockyllle 6:45 uowell Tbomaa ing ehowTi here sent by radio-tele- For extra richness, add one-half CSty Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ga­ 615 Art Jnbneon dhow The mill is second in employ­ the interstate transport of stolen on twice a day for the Bunce Cen­ MAL 6:06 Raynor Shinea - 6:5.5 Sports tj-pe from the Japanese capital and cup finely chopped walnuts with briel Klsfell. Bellows Falls. Vt. Hl.s paternal grandparents are 100 N'awi a atm Oft 7:10 Richard Hayes and Carol BurrstI ment In town only to the C. F. property. Hobbe waived ter for retarded children, where she' 7 .30 CBS—Nsna Analvala relayed to U.S. newspapers by New the raisins. 1230 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Denno. Bellows Falls, Vt. He ha* a 1THAY—*16 Church Division of American hearing and waa held on also teaches youngsters cooking 8:00 The World Tonlcbi Standard Co., makers of bathroom 55.000 bond. The paintlnga York last year. fundamentals, such as measuring, brother, Peter, 2: and two sisters, Deborah, 4, and Shirley, 3. 6:00 Paul Harvry 3:15 Showcase and Newa The custom began in the '20s 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. • • • • • 6.3*> Sound Staae 12:15 Sim o n fixtures. were taken fix>m the Pitts­ peeling, sUrrlng, simmering and Heart Repair Fast 8:30 .Nluht FligVit burgh suburb home of G. Da­ with operators transmitting simple boiling. Mantz, Douglas Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Mantz, 10 00 vid Thompson last July. (AP Christmas trees tmd other Symbols In addition to her work at Bunce Washington — A leaking aortic 144 Green Manor Rd. He waa bom Noy. 29 Manchester Memo­ 12:02 Sim Off Photofax). made with Xs. In 1947 Meyer Hill, Center, Mrs. Colton is publicity heart valve can be replaced in less rial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WTIC— 10*6 an AP operator In Baltimore, sent Paul D. Eisenbrown, Allentown, Pa. His paternal grandparents 6.UU Newa, Weather a Sporta chairman for the Manchester PTA than an hour with an artificial WINF 6:2U Strictly Sporta are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Mantz, Allentow'n, Pa. He has a the first sophisticated greeting —a f Council and la active in women’s valve, surgeons at Georgetown Uni­ 6:30 Market Report Madonna and Child — with high­ O K YO 5 organizations at Second Congrega- versity report. brother, David Waj-ne, IH, 6:45 Three Star Kxtra. Two Men Granted lights and shading that brought 7:06 Ski Report expressions of wonder around the Albert. Lisa Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R, Al­ 7 3u Newa ol the World. 7:45 OoTernmenfal Bervlea Slav of Execution circuit. Other operators have fol­ bert, 6 Tj'ler Circle. She was bom Nov. 30 at .Manchester Me­ 8 :06 Popa Concert lowed Hill’s lead and today the M ERR V m er'.M^e morial Hospital. Her maternal giandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roman Holiday Tour 3 :05 Nlzhtbeal 11.00 Newa Nashua, N.H., Dec. 14 —Tvin custom is a regular—although not Frank W. Chambers, 5 Ridgewood St. Her paternal grandpar­ Actress Ingrid Bergman and her 10-year-old son, Renato, window officially scheduled—event on the ents are Mr. and Mrs. Alclde Albert, 6 Llnnmore Dr. She has a 11:15 Sporta Final Rhode Island men sentenced to shop in Rome on a .search for Christmas gifts. Renato’s father 11:30 StarllKht Seranada AP’s nationwide AAA wire circuit brother, Luc Van, lO'.i months; and a sister, Lauie Ann, 2 'i. IN T H E HANDY hang Jan. 10 for murder have is Italian movie director Roberto Rossellini, former husband of the 1:30 Sim Off every Christmu eve. Swedish theatrical star. , AP Photofax i. WPO P—1416 been granted a six months stay of The starting time depends on the MANCHESTER M BJS LaFrancI*, Mark Daly, son of Mr. and Mrs C. Malcolm La- 6:00 Today In Hartford 12-PACK flow of news. But news—barring a Francis, Cider Mill Rd.. Bolton. He was bom Dec. 2 at Man­ 6:15 Connecticut Ballroom execution ao they may appeal to 7:00 Bob Scott NO DEPOSIT the U.S. Supreme Court major Christmas eve tragedy—has chester Memorial Hospital. Hli maternal grandparents are Mr. 9:00 Ray Somcra N O R m r x N a way of drying up early that eve­ and Mrs. W. G. Finnegan, 188 Woodbridge St. His paternal 11:00 Newa Fred J. Martlneau, 36, of Paw­ ning. Usually 10 p.m, the wires grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Einar Anderson. .56 Olcott Dr. Chest Gives Home il:lU Ray Somara CRYSTAL CLEAR B O m ifi tucket and Russell Nelson, 33, of that chronicle the world’s events He has two brothers, Michael, 7>.-i, and Timothy, 3; and a slater, 1:00 Del Raycee Show______• Militr (mi* eeaen* * Wlewan. **•. Providence, were granted a stay are chattering with the greetings Beth. 6. until July 10 by Superior Court DISCOUNT WORLD as bureaus try to outdo eoch other. Judge William A. Grimes yester­ How is telet3T>e art made? Well, Bell, Gary Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bnice Bell, 428 W. Room for Harmony day. we’ve all seen pictures formed with • AT me eiteEN • sn e a s t m d c u t p k e . Middle Tpke. He waa bom Dec. 2 at Ml Sina.l Hospital, Hart­ The two were convicted of the letters on a typewriter. ford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt 1959 laying of Maurice A. Gag­ These are worked out with the Stock. Berlin, Germany. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and KAY SHERWOOD ^ Big drassers of cheats are heavy, s a non, 41, of Lincoln, R.I. Gagnon picture taking shape right in front RP Mra. Norman Bell. Pompano Beach. Fla. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. and .some provisions for cleaning I S e k e t K , S t I O O R waa found shot to death in a of the "artist.” But teletyi>e pic­ I Free OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. * • * * « under and in bark of them should H E W Lessons in fsmily sliaring hit s Nashua parking lot tures are transmitted from a pref- MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Kingsley, Richard Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard snag when the subject of desks be made. orated tape. The operator must I Parking Kingsley, 3 Countr>- Lane. Vernon He wa.s born Dec. 6 at Man­ and dre.ssers come.s up. One rea­ Some which appear to re.st on first work out his picture visually HFI V E H chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. son Is that It i.s difficult for par­ solid bases on the floor actually and then perforate the code for USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Josephine Marek. Southington. His paternal grandmother is ents to set a good example. have concealed ball casters for Ruth Millctt each letter and spiaclng into the Mrs. Mary Kingsley, Hartford. He has two .sisters, Deborah, 4, Youripstei-a are taught to share easy moving. I./ega on others hold tape. Frequently the letter X Is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X $1.00 WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE and Toni Ann. 1. them high enough off the floor to I M l 9-1509 * • « • * toys and play eq\iipment. Sharing used to form the basic design. Ms of closet and bedroom spare can permit a vacuum cleaner to .slide A Boor Is a Boor Is a . . . and Ws for darker areas and shad­ Bragan, Charles James, son of Mr. and Mrs. (Jharlea N. Bra- be worked rtut amicably. But lo tmderneath. and Women Qualify, Too ing. Periods and colons, of course, erator C3iarlea Reeser of AP’s Each line at the top of the pic­ muted on the teletype was SO gan, Tankdroosan Rd., Vernon. He wa.s bom Dec. 6 at Man­ Washington bureau, who has had a.sk two people to double up on No woman is attractive when: can make a lighter tone. ture has gradually fewer spaces inches In length. The tape which Nationally chester Memorial Hospjtal. Hia maternal grandparenta are .Mr. dresser or desk space i.s to set some schooling in art, said he was and more Ws to achieve the and Mrs. James F. (jonniff, Lexington. Mass. His paternal She is yanking a small child With so msmy letters and sym­ transmitted it was about 325 feet Known GIRLS* the stage for friction. We’ve tried Bav Stalte'^ill bols at the disposal of the tele­ attempting to produce a scene that peaked effect. When he came to long. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bi-agan. Warners, N. along by one arm and glaring at might appear on a stalnettom three draw­ ah Isn’t around to defend herself. greeting from AP Tokyo, designed drawing is 72 characters wide. To —Md if you start now you may HOLIDAY ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and ers to your spouse while you The M'aucantuck Mills. Inc., Elegantly crafted Diamond pair of start his scene, Reeser began at basic Xs. Wings were made of have a design for your Christmas She ventures outside her home by N. Tsuruno, were achieved with Mrs. (Jharles Kasevich, Sunav-view Dr., Vernon. His paternal struggle along witli the top four. maker.s of men's wx>rsted cloth­ diamond ensemble $ 3 0 0 unique beauty with her hair in pin curls or on the letter B over the letter M and the top with 33 spaces, then six spaces and periods. cards before next Christmas rolls grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton S. Bradley Sr. Venice. But this division doe.sn’t take Into Ws followed by 33 additional The original design as trans- around. DRESSES ing. has been sold to Lawford rollers. (Even a scarf tied over the G over M. Fla. His maternal great-grandmother la Mra. Suzanne Zuta- account the variety of items to Fabrios, Inc., of Neyv York, curlers doesn't Improve matters The New Haven bureau’s greet­ spaces. The second line is 31 tus, 156 Union St.. Manchester, be stored. spaces, 10 Ws and 31 spaces. « * • • a> The sale price was not disclosed. much.) ing was designed by newsman Tom Pretty soon the head of the A joint announcement by both One drink too many has con­ Stewart and punched by traffic McCarthy, Marj’ Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fran­ house is slipping his cuff links, firms ye-sterday said the present vinced her that she is the life of bttreau chief Robert Bolton. cis McCarthy, 57 Hackmatack St. She was bom Dec. 5 at Hart­ handkerchiefs, watch chain and employment of about 100 Is ex­ the party. | Some teletype artists make " for Flowers " ford Hospital Her paternal grandfather is Daniel McCarthy, and similar small Items Into the pected to be tripled within three JBhe la so busy trying not to miss original pictures. Others get in­ 30 Seaman Circle. She has a sister. Donna L\-nn. 1 ’ 4. drawer where you keep gloves, month.s with the addition of the spiration from drawings or photo­ For All Oocaaiona It’s CHRISTMAS TREES searve* and jewelry. anything that is going on around manufacture of women's worsted her that she doesn’t really listen | graphs. Some buy needlepoint Schofield, Alison Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John And you yield to the temp­ wee r. to or look at the person who ii | patterns to use as a basis. Op- Goba's Flowers 3 DAYS ONLY Schofield, 1509 Hebron Ave,, 'CJlastonbury, She was )x>m NoV. tation to tuck odds and talking to her. j PLANTATION AT . 17 at St. F'rancis Hospital. Hartford. Her maternal grandpar­ ends into the empty .spaces CmU PAUL BCETTNER I ne.xt to his .socks and shirts She la doing her best to impress ' (Formerly with Pentland’s) INFANTS' THURS., FRI. ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Gunderson, Brookl.\’n. N. Y. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs, Alice B. Schofleid, New Britain. This leads to strong words and 9 ■omedne. | 1122 BURNSIDE AVE. REAR OF 19 LEWIS STREET separate dressers. She la being difficult and hard i TUNE TEASERS EAST HARTFORD and SAT. She has a brother, John. 4; and a sister, Kathy. 6. to please, under the illusion that | JA 8-5009 or Ml 8-5476 Starring Saturday, Dtc. 16 thru D«c. 23 SLEEPERS Even though severely limited by t Bowlers such behavior will mark her as a i Deliveries Daily to Manchester Sizes 1 to 6x the .small size of most bedrooms, person who Is accustomed only to I 10 AM. to 4 P.M. furniture designers are re.spon- the best. Assorted styles and colr .sible for excellent "for men only" S EBONITE BALL chests and wardrobes. The variety She Is giving a new acquaintance ■ "FRESH CUT TREES--BEST FOR SAFETT' ors, in wash 'n wear cot­ ! GIVE HIM A a cold, calculating stare and ask- j ton. cupioni. Short and For BETTER FABRICS- of styling, of woods used, of fin­ y GIFT CERTIFICATE ing pointed questions to find out i 1.50 ishes is great. In general. Interior 5a sleeves. $2.84 each. if the person is worth turning oni For Weddings, Jeff grows these Norway spruce right here in town. Shop PILGRIM MILLS space i.s planned for specific ma.scu- V We Give Top Value Stamps the charm for. Your tree is guaranteed fresh. It is not cut until the Grow-A-81ze 0 to 4 in solids and prints. llne clothing — shirts, socks, bulky Pink, yellow, aqua-and blue. If perfect, sports sweaters and so on. She is setting forth her ideas Banquets, Parties, day you want it. Stop and tag your tree or values to 53-50, ' OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 and opinions in such a positive, Jome include mirrors and built- i McBRIDE'S in lighting. Others have space overbearing manner that a conver- LET US SLIPCOVER YOUR LIVING ROOM « SPORT SPOT S i aatiim turns into a harangue. Luaus and CALL Ml 9-9125 for ties. DIAL FURNITURE AT LOW. LOW MII.L PRICES! To conserve floor space, dre-ss- S 109 CE.NTER ST.—MI 9-8747 51 i Her voice grows louder and loud­ « f t i i er as she attempts to drown out 1230 Bar Mizvahs ^ a j A i n Includes: Fabric, $ 0 K ers are likely to )>e tall, rather v*a**w*a*a*aw******«a*a*aiie* | than \sdde, lo make best use of everyone else so that she can hold GALL US—WE DELIVER Welting ’n Zipper Complete 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. floor space. the center of the stage. For you, our decorator wlllVcome to your home with sam­ She la being catty and showing GIRLS' Wardrobes Which are lower and WEST SIDE ples of fabric*. Just phone MI or come In and pick wider have space for hanging suits her claws in a voice that positively LADIES' out 'our own fabrics. • purrs. PACKAGE STORE 5 or jackets. She is calling attention to her HELENCA If a terat of this magnitude is WINF 865 CENTER STREET PILGRIM MILLS Cheney Hall. Hartford Road virtues. Hey Kiddies planned for Ohri.stmas and you Nesfspaper Enterprise Assn. 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V j p j ^ m m i E N HANCHESTEK EVENING HEBALD, HANCHESTEB, CONN. THURSDAY, PECEHBER 14,19»i; Section Two THURSDAY, DECESfBER 14, 1961 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 Pages 15 to 28 clear th# material- first with Shaw added, are not likely to want to out," Cooney said, "But had no In- RoekvUlm-VemoH iHanrhcBter ^Evening and Hartford Fir* Chief Thomas make recommendations on how re­ fomatlon bn whether these 'would W iupdeii D enies Eir^ Tests Due F. Lee, he said. construction worlt should be han­ be^^ktretle esses, for axampltj or dled imtil ell the dvidenc* on the patianta. with sever* buma or Savings Bank Ups On Samples of Preliminaries to reconstructlop ftra is analysed. whatever." About Town Santa’s Workshop 13 Teachers News Story of at Hartford hospital to repair the TreaUnenti aupi^ea and medical Interest to 4% ravages of Friday ’s fire, began The president of the Connecti­ personnel needed to deal with dif­ There are only 7 days left to Heeervfctlonii for the N*w Year'a Hospital’ s W a ll today with a connreuea^between cut Hospitaf Association aslA yes­ ferent kinds of medical problems The board of directora of tts rislt Santa'* Workshop at Cen­ Given Raises Plan to R esign the hospital’s ' architect and Us terday It appears new Importance vary with the problem, Cooney Sve dlnner-duiM, eponaored by the ter Springs Lodge. Visiting Saving Bank of RockyiUa has ap- Mr. and Mrs. Club of Tlemple Beth buHdlng department. for a statewide, regionally organ­ noted. It V Tinpoctant to know nounced.an increasa In the hank's hours are 4 to 8 o’clock on (Gonanued from Pag* Om ) Sholom, must be made by Satur­ Thirteen Manchester teaehera « f m s Pag* Om ) Dr. Ernest N. Boettcher, associ­ ised, radio network Uiiklng all'of what kinte of'bases are coming to dividend « t e from 8 8/4 to 4 per weekdays and 1 to 5 o'clock on ate executive director, i^ild this the state's 34 general hospital* has prepare Intelligently. day by calling Mr. and Mra. David Saturday and Sunday. will receive salary raiaea through fdven out because his office had cent. Langford, 428 W, Middle Tpke., or wtn vireek and may Issue conferenee was to reach deciaioni been shown by the Hartford Hos­ As It turiied out, Hartford Hos­ The new rate will be reflected a "meritorious -service recogni­ been pressed from all sides for a on what' demolition work is to be pital fire. pital w a s, a£b^ to handle all Its Mr. and Mr*. Franklin Horowlta, a atatement t* dispel Some of the in the next diiddend payable April 138 Park St. Th* party Will be at tion plan,” the board of education comment on the tire. accomplished to clear the work for All the other Greater Hartford oi^.caaea«buf the lesson on com­ 1, 1962 on money on deposit from decided last night. rumors. reconstruction. munication had been learned. the Temple veetry Dec. 81 from 9 M HS Concert He did not comment further. “I fall to see how the state­ hospitals prepared to help aa aoon Oct. 1 this year. p.m. to 2 a.m. Except for G. Albert Pearaon's He added that decisions oa the aa tte disaster became known. Staurt Knox, executive director Frederick E. Hallcher, pre^dent, iTie rept^ of Richmond's immi­ ment we Issued could be con­ of the OHA, .said today the basic raise, which Is retroactive to Sep­ nent resignation was based on what materials to be used and design Atty. Joseph P. Cooney Of Hart­ said the Increased rate is tne re­ Monday Night strued as highly improper or how specifications to be drawn wiU be ford, CHA president, cited experi­ cost for each hospital Would In­ sult of increased earnings. .The 'Women’s Auxiliary of Man­ tember 1980, all the ealary incre­ were called reliable sources. The It would seriously handicap any volve a central radio unit at about chester Memorial Hospital will sources were not named. made only after the architect con­ ence at St. Francis Hospital as an About 13,500 depositors will ments are retroactive to Septem­ official investigation,’’ he said in fers with the officials charged with argument for radio communica­ $2,000, or some $68,000 for all the share iii more than $700,000 in sponsor a Bal de Noel dinner- Manchester High School stu­ “No member of the prison hoard a letter to Maj. Shaw- ber 1981. enforcemaht of city and state fire state's hospitals. dividends during 1962, he said. dance at the Hartford ^lub Satur- \ could have made such a statement," “The best thing in our minds tion between the hospitals In this dents__will perforiVi a program Pearson, music director at Man­ and building codes. area, on fi^uencies used exclu­ . Other costs would raise In rela­ During the bank's 102 yearn of V day at 7 p.m. Proceeds •will bene­ ranging from the novelty " 'Twas | Strdh said. would be to ca.st any aspersions tion to how many auxiliary re­ fit the hospital. chester High School, trill receive Richmond was a career pcnnlo- upon you or any of our triad s in Dr. Boettcher said hospital offi- sively by hoepitals and their auxili­ service, Hallcher continued, “the the Night Before Christmas" to' a $200 raise. ciala face., a difficult situation, aa ary services. ceivers were tied into the sy*tem, bank has operated without a glat with the U.S. Bureau of Pris­ Hartford who would be concerned “O Magnum Mysterium” at their, Other raises were granted as ons for 17 j'ears before he was ap­ Thomas Bentley Miss Elisabeth Bennet with this fire,” Bugbee added. they have a need to get back into “St. Francis wss alerted by po­ he explained, but would probably penny's loss to any depositor and The Church Council of Zion Ev­ follows: full operation as soon aa possible. be lower for each hospital than has never failed to pay Ita regular angelical Lutheran Church will annual Cliristmas concert Monday.' p l i e d waiden Oct. 1. 195fi. His The NFPA plans to publish a lice to stand by tb recelva 80 pe- Curtain time is 8 p.m. in the- Mrs. Ruth C. Bonney. an Blng- previous post was at McNeil Is- fuller report on the fire, but will Yet, building and fire officials, he tients shortly after the lire broke the central .unit coat. dividend.” mewt tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the lish and mathematics teacher at ch)irch assembly room. Bailey. Auditorium at the school. | {iwd. Wash. Tno Schools Renamed Director* will be G. Albert Pear- ■ Barnard Junior High School, $150; Controversy marked Rlchmoitd s son and Robert Vater. George J. Emmerling, a vice prin­ career as warden almost from the The regular meeting and annual Mi.ss CaroliTi Mather will play cipal at Manchester Hig'h, $160; outset at Wethersfield. C hristm as psLrty of the American Miss Julia C, Case, a physical edu­ Some factions of the guard force I a violin solo in "Brightest and Legion Auxiliary win be held Mon­ I Be.st." and soloists will he Mias cation teacher at Manchester protested when he ordered that day at 8 p.m, at the Legion Home. High. $160, duty ihlfts be sotated and many HoHjster Now Bentley, j Nancy Karker In ‘'The Christmas Mie. Edward Adamy, junior past ! Song.” Jerr>’ Conklin in a bass Nathan C. Joy, principal of Lin­ vuarda resigned. president, chairman of the com­ ! solo and as a king with Dennis Pol- coln School, $150; Mrs. Erna W. His fight with the Prison Guard mittee for past presidents, will ar­ Unlen came to a head In 1959 j dolny and Thomas Best in "The Loomis, an Ekiglish teacher at Barnard Called Bennet range the program and serve re­ i Shepherd's Chorus." Manchester High, $200; Mrs. Doris smen he announced that he no freshment*. Members are request­ longer would have any dealings About I Kenneth Woods and Miss Dianne, A. Lund, a teacher of ancient his­ ed to bring gift* for the grab bag. Witt the union s business repre­ Two Manchester schools will be called by the names of two Platt will be organ and piano ae-! tory and World Understandings at sentative, Frank J. Gallagher, I companists. ! Manchester High, $150. w te complained to Gov. Abraham master teachers who gave long years of service to them, the Girls Friendl.v Society aponaors ! The program will op6n with Le- David Hartwell, a geometry A. Rlbicoff about Richmond s han­ board of education decided last night. Board members voted Of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church i roy Anderson’s "Sleigh Ride" teacher at Mancliester H l^ , $200; dling of shift assignments, days off unanimously to rename the Hollister St. School for Thomas OPEN THURSDAY will hold an annual Cliristmas din­ ■played by the orrhestra. followed Mra. Rosanna M. Mitchell, a math­ .and unfair treatment. Bentley, its retired principal, and' and FRIDAY TILL 9:00 ner at Cavey's tomorrow at 6:30 ; by several ntimbers by the com- j ematics teacher at Uling Junior Richmond received a complete to rename the Barnard Junior p.m. Members are reminded to j bined fre.shman-sophoniore i choir, High, $200; Lewis H. Piper, a U.S. manual training program and pro- bring gifts and donations for the “rsattlrmatlon of confidence" High School for the late Miss E lis- cen- I including "As Lately We Watch- History teacher at Mancheeter lL from Rlbicoff and the Prison abeth M. Bennet. a pioneer in the Christmas basket. i ed" and "Rejoice and Be Merry." High, $200. Board on Feb. 18. 1959. town’s school system who was ' .w .. . . The orchestra will also play | George A. Potterton. a Biology Richmond's administration wa.s principal there fbr many years. ^ Miss Bennet vvas also the first to We’re PROUD The French Club of Manchester T.schaikowsky’a "The Dance of Uie I teacher at Manchester H l^ , punctuated with , staff resigns- P lsiu e s will be hung In b o t h visual aids by means of inorie will sponsor its annual Christmas Sugar , Plum Fairy,” Victor Her­ 7150: Mrs. Lillian V. Shensie, a tions. The prison m s had six dlf schools to commemorate the re-; f etimulated in- party tomorrow, at 8 p.m. at Or­ bert's "Toyland" ,ind "Santa Claus Kindergarten teacher at Nathan fersnt deputy wardens and ss , terest ip art and pottery. It was ange Hall, Refre.shments will be is Coming to T ow n" Hale School, $150; and Mrs. Esther naimng. her qui^ action that w-a* respon­ many different physicians. Ear­ Bentley retired in June 1960. af­ served and gifts exchanged. Prise* The Round Table Singer.* will of- S. Wolcott, a third grade teacher lier this year Dartd M Sharr re- sible for saving hundreds of lives will be awarded for the most at­ fei " 'Twas the Night Before at Waddell School, $150. ter .nerving as principal of Hoi- on Oct. 23, 1918, when fire destroy­ AS A ROOSTER signed as Industrie's director. li.ster SI. School for 34 year.s. tractively and most originally C hristm as " and "O Magn\ini MyS-, To be eligible to apply for merit Riots and disturbances by in­ ed the old Ninth District School. pay, a teacher must have taught a t He came'*to Manchester in 1922 wrapped packages. Movie slides Manchester Civitan Growing terium" a.s highlights of their per- She Hand-Carved Her Own Nativity Scene mates also beclouded Richmond's Besides the Ninth, District and About the quality not only of the Holiday Ham.*i. of Spain will be shown. foniiance. Besides "The Shep­ the maximum aalary step for fl'v* adminlatratioR. as the principal of the Eighth Dis­ Barnard Schools, kbe sep'ed as Dr. Harry L. F. Ixxke, right, of Hartford, pa.at Civitan Interna­ years. Similar applications may be trict School under the direction of principal of Nathan Hkle. , South Roast Beef and Poultrj- that we have lined up herd's Chorus. ’ which Is part of The most violent riot came Jan. The midweek service, reguarly tional president, checks with Manchester club pre.sident Clifford Menotti's "Amahl and the Night By DORIS BRI.I>INO Christmastime to better empha--on having a small part in the made 10 years after the maximum « oHnUerrtrr^^Supt. of Schools Alfred F. Howes. and Highland Park SchoolEi x Sli* for Christinas dinners, but of the wonderfully X,'lm the list of nine inducted into the local club la.st night. Tlie step has been reached, and IS years ^ Howes, he worked under •cJieduled Thursdays at the Salva­ Vi.sitors.” the combined junior- A great inner need, two weeks size the spiritual aide of the holi- project. Richard undertook the died at the age of 78 on Sept. 1. tender meats we sell every day in the week in this Induction brings the membership to 52 and makes the Manches­ day. Her budget was limited and. fashioning of a cradle, and Mr. after. to institution and g , Verplsnck and Ar- 19.59. about 8'2 years after retiring. tion Army, has been canceled. senior chorus will sing “Mistletoe." of sf>ai-e-time labor, and $ 1.00 j wer* *t*dued by Are hose.s «nd ■ j j retire- SERVICE MEAT DEPARTMENT. ter club the third largest in the New England district Induc­ With the orchestra, the com­ wortl. of materials, inspired Mrs, rather than settle for an inferior j Conti made the manger. They The renaming of the Hollister St. tion ceremonies were conducted at the sixth annual Ci.ri.stma.s tear gas two and half hours later. ; * bined choirs will .sing "O Holv ■loseph A. Conti. 241 Summit SI., set, she decided to purcha.se one l spent many happy hours togelh- 'mere were lesser disturbances . I School, which is officially called Here we sell meat the old fa.9liioned “service Jean H. Marcel, petty officer dinner-dance of Civitan, held at the K of C Home. (Herald Wil-' the Warren G. Harding School, was Night," and a string group will to produce a ha d-carved nativity figurine a year until the set was ' er perfecting the scene and. Mrs. Scouts Perform ta , November 1957 and October I mght, board member way" not pre-wrapped, except Bacon and Sausage third class. USN, son of Mr, and photo by Pinto). completed. This seemed like , Conti explained, it added a special illam Bucklev called Bentlev "one I spurred by a letter from Mrs. Carol Mrs, Jean L, Marcel, 47 Avondale play. seen" of unusual beauty. i 19M. 'm e prison also was plagued which the packer wraps . . . Community ringing of familiar sensible solution to her desire » u t! significance to Chri.stmas for all of by various l^^lovc’d and es- M I^enihan, secretary of the Rd.. recently returned to Mayport, The creche, a'oout eight inches Christmas Play «cu Of babotage i school’a PTA, to the board. In the Fla., after a three-weeks' miise carois will follow, and a goodwill high. Is roofed in bark with a tiny she became impatient about the 1 19W. offering will be collected. time it would take to realize her Richard Is so proud of his moth­ Tbare were eeveral escapes from The late Miss Bennet came to letter, she said the PTA was sup- aboard the destroyer. USS. Flake, gold s ta r on top. Five figures, five A children's program, including ! Manchester in 1909 as a teacher 1 porting the renaming, ag It had to the Canary Islands. wishes. er's artistry that he brings yo'ung- the 0«born Prison Farm at En- Man Baptized in 1956 inches high, carved from balsa -sters home nearly every day to a play, Christmas Lives,” and „ 1 to tram other teachers. She was ; been domg for several years. Amazon ^'amed in 1541 \v05d. and painted with skillfully About two weelts ago, as she Arid, « minimum rocuntj Instltu- many "firsts ” in th e ' ------watchd her eight-year-old son. admire it. Mr. Conti, who is em­ films, will be presented at Keeney tlea. The Holy Name Society of St.' bl-'iided wateroolors. repre.sent ployed in the engineering depart­ I Manchester school system, in-, The Russian city of Moscow was Jamea’ Church will sponsor its Brasilia — Spanish explore Mary, Joseph and the three Kings, Richard, carve model airplanes St. School Saturday by the Keeney Undnr.. 6“"Jtmstra-| establishment of a>first mentioned m literatuns in PINEHURST from ivatsa wood, the thought ment of the Town of Manchester,' annual children's Christmas party Francisco de Orellana first travel­ looking down on the tiny babe in and Is attending his final year PTA. tteo, the new prison construebon i library, prorrfotldn of 4^1 the year 1147. To Be Made Priest struck Mrs. Conti that even though program ha* -moved along ateedily. Fine Translucent China; Blossom Time pattern, for all children of the parish Sat­ ed the Amazon River from the the .straw-filled manger. The ehes'ji . . . . J J evenings at the University of Con- The program 'will begin at l:S0 TIAa Inehidea the minimum secur­ urday at St. James’ School hall. eastern Andes to the Atlantic In carried by the Kings are em- ’!.*!! nerticut. School of Law. shares his p.m. A Girl Scout Troop will per­ sold on the club plan. For each $5.00 you spend Pre-.sohool age children and thoae A 37-year-old man who was baptized only five years ago 1541. He named it Rio Amazonas oelilshed with jewels from cast off slve might be able to create a na- . •so n '.s enlhu.siasm and feels his form in the play, directed by Mrs. ity priaoR at Enfleld and a new tivitv .scene. marimum aecurlty plant which is you may purchase I unit for 79c. Now avail­ Rib Pork Roast enrolled In the first four grades will be ordained to the Episcopal priesthood next Wednesday in honor of the white female war­ trinkets donated by neighbors. 1 wife has begun what will become Everett Johnson- , bring oonpleted to replace the are Inrited at 10 a.m.. and tho.se at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Bolton. The Rt. Rev. J. riors he claimed to have di.scovered For a long time Mrs. Conti want- Her family became so interest-1 a family heirloom, and will be A small admission fee will be anU4{iiatad Wethersfield plant able . . . Cup and Saucer, Soup or Cereal, 7-rib cut In Grades 5 through 8 at 1 p.m. there. e’ PEANUT BUHER by SHURFINE to offer real lean boneless Rump Roasts. dren’s Chri.stmas party tomorrow Mr. .Iohn.son’s home pari.sh, Christ Church. Save lOc on 3-lb. jar $1.19 special baskets sent to West at 7 p m . at the American Le- New York— The United States Hartford and three to Man­ Fresher By Far . . . Pinehurst Ground Meats gpon Home on Leonard St. Santa The Rev. Arthur Bello, rector of now hag a 25-billion-dollar invest­ Claus will be present, and Bobo Christ Church, will be presenter. ' Now Is The Time To Order Your chester friends . . . a carton 3 in I Blend of Veal, Beef, P o rk ...... lb. 79c ment in peacetim e production of ot cigarettes in each basket, the Clown will lead the children In The Rev. Robert H. Anderson. ! alonuc^ energy, an industry that Lean Pinehurst GRO U N D C H U C K , . lb. 79c the singing of carols. All children profejBor of homileticg at Berkeley, T employs 200,000 people. Wilhin 10 plu.s a bottle of wine he will of members are Invited. A Christ­ will be preacher; the Rev. Don- [ .Vearg atomic reactors sre e.xpecled send to us. ROUND STEAK, ground...... lb. 99c mas party for adults will be held aid W. Greene, senior dioceean j to be generating enough eleclricitv from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., after the missionary and priest-in-charge at to supply the needs of 8,000,000 FRESH NATIVE children's. party. St. George’s, Bolton, will be gos- ; Americans.

Pinehurst basket specialists really do beautiful custom GRAYLEDGE FARM packing and while the ten, fifteen and twenty dollar baskets kre most popular . . . we get, orders that go I CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN...! over that. Jnst say what you want and\they will do Like Money In TheBahk the gift packing. u. s. her/glamoui slip| CHOICE STEAK M TURKEY STOCK VOUR SHELVES /(so man)! styles to chot|5e from! SMALL LEAN Worth Looking Into... FRfiSH NATIVE Tender Leaf Tea Bags, 100 for only 99c PINEHURST’^ LOW PRICE ON SALE (mL FIRST PRIZE LONG ISLAND only 199 at NMona LARGE C & S Coffee ...... lb. can only 63c Come to Pinehurst for the HOOD FRESH MILK 1 finest Maine potatoes in 5's. SMOKED DUCKLING (in glass) gallon lO's, and 25's . . . Baking 74’ * Poit«rheus« CAPONS 72 PRICE SALE ON KITTY PAN Idahoes . . . anef HAM Quart. 25c — 2 Quarts 45c FRESH, LEAN, ALL BEEF ABSORBENT PET LITTER APPLES FROM PERO . . . (In Paper . . .-N o Deposit) Ordors Tok«n for Holiday This litter also used to dry oil on garage floors cr KORY. NATIVE TURKEYS around oil biimers . . . for cellar dampness . . . Delicious Red Our beautiful gift slippers are so nice to come horne to —and National’s huge selection makes it so simple for you to choose. to de-odorize garbage palls. HAMBURG Lb 59c and BUHERBALL TURKEYS Give Your Family and Friends The Best Golden Delicious Pinehurst’s lowest prices in Connecticut on (See our hosiery and smart handbags, too!) . . cigarettes. BUY I 4-LB. BAG 33c UVE, MAINE Hesleiy Speetol— First quality Mamleu nylont. Mesh or plain knit Only 594 a pair when you buy a gift box of 3 pair tar 1.77 Please Leave Your Order Early get I free McIntosh Camels ...... packs*24c carton $2.39 B & M VEGETABLE SALE! Salems of Winstons packs 25c carton $2.50 MIX or MATCH LOBSTERS Handbags—Choose from copies of expensive styles. Only $2.99* Baldwins And all other national brands at simlar low GREEN BEANS BUY I lO-LB. BAG 69c FRF.NCH STYLE GREEN get I free prices.. Don’t pay machine prices on cigar­ BEAN.S ettes , . . get them at Pinehurst low prices. FRENCH STYLE WAX fn other worc^s 2 4-lb. bags only 33c CUCUMBERS 2 10-lb. bags only 69c E a c h 10c No limit, but sale ends 3 lot 25c * LYWOOD SATURDAY. DEC. 23 er Plant and Meat Market ST. Rear of H^ . lcd Plant f ■ HMMY oe m e s p a r k in g s p a c e i X> / /:

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN\ THUMDAY, DECEMBER 14.19«1 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 PAGE SEVENTISBN ' ------.. , „ — , , M, ...... - M, ..I., Hospital l^nefits I M U M U M U M U M iU tM U M U MU'MU. M bft IMb A ISBR MBR liSM From Elks ‘Twist’; m A “twtH’ daac* to r UM lwacm -‘ MANCHESTER o t the Ne«iii(tan Hoom to r Gttp* | ■ |d«d ChUdtca will be gpoaaon d bjr |E tbe crippled children * committee 2 of Mencheiter Lodge of Elk* «t S National the Mencfaester Armory Jen. 12 A PUBLIC MARKET I jfrom a to ll:34> p.m. 803 -805 MAIN STREET Jerry Buhc^ o t radio etetion Stores WDRC %Fill be meeter of cere* j three bands, the GenUtcs, Rhythm 'e V * I Riders and the Lancers. ' ‘ 0 ^ ry r % r* J. V '• * Joseph Uacri. general chairman , ^ S A N T A ’S of the Elks benefit event, reports ' uckets may be purchased from W WE G I V E . any member of Elks Lodge, at the JC ! EiK* Home. Manchester Public Jt8 BEST HELPER ! Market, or at the door, etartlng e at 7 pjn. » The committee in charge in- etudes Hacn. chairman: Ally. Pu)0- i ten Gordon. WUham Freeman, TRIPLES LAMB LEGS GRPEN ■ Paul. Gagn.:, EuAard Tomkiel. ^ I Bruce Noble, Elmer Anderson, *0 Look at these Value Prices on many of the Foods .STAMPS. Louis Sardella. Eugene Brpdeur. « REGULAR I,Walter Pyka. Joseph Macaione and ' — that are so essential to the Holiday Feast I ' John Lyons. Jp C-Ce«.«<-e«>ark Horee’ '0 MIRACLE WHIP ,Ju.‘=t in lime to help make Chri.«tmas dreams come true, Manchester Public Market now give.s All Cut From Tender, Young LB SALAD DRESSING Racing gave fxditical parlance ^ Tnp!e-.‘^ Blue .Stamps FRKf] with your purchases . . . redeemable for a world of wonderful P'REK Kraft the term "dark horse In England. ' 0 ("nristmas gift.. Come in and get your copy of the exciting Triple-.S Catalog today. You'll find Soft-Meated Lamb generations ago there was a ^ sneaky practice of d.veing the mane . ” .something for everyone on your Christmas li.'t. PUMPKIN Discuss Situation in Con^o of a well-known hor.se black and ' 0 entering him in a race under a ^ A few suggestions . . . OVEN READY lb55< OR SQUASH Undersecretary of Stale f^orge W. Ball speaks at special news conference on the Congo crisis yes­ false name. It thus became cu.«- ^ Oae-Pie ' J f E or Dad— a VAN HEU.SEN Wash and Wear Dress Shirt— 1 ''2 Books cL terday In Washington Aaisistant Secretary of State G. Mennen WTlllarrus is at left. . Ball sald’ the lomary to apply the term "dark Unit^ Stats* dlsigree* with Britain's call for an Immediate cease fire in the Congo. (AP Photo­ horse " to an.v unknown horse that k For .Mom—a BUXTON Jewelry Box——3'i Books SERVE FINAST MINT JELLY - DELICIOUS WITH LAMB fax |. won a big race. j For Si.s— a 16" Pony Tail Doll— 1 ^4 Books FINAST X .NOT A GIFT i i ^ For Brother—* RADIO Super W'agon— Biwks OR STEW A FOREQUARTER JUMBLE-PAC MobUe. Ala,. Dec. 14 ‘.'P — A CHOP COMBINATION Olives bulletin board In front of Mobile s Jp Choo.'se from these and hundreds of other top-qualitv' name-brand items . . . everything from, a Two-Headed Farm Curel **"***„ V First Presb>ienan Church pro- Lamb Fores A h Kesult of I ip claimed: pair of n.\ Ion hose to a portable televi.sion set—FREE with Blue Stamps. You get your gifts fas­ FINAST WHOLE "Immorality isici Is an achieve- ter. too, because it takes onl>’ 12WJ stamps to fiM a Triple-S Saver Bwk. By RAT CROMLEY ^ Ba-stem laboratory Is working on Boston. Dec. 14 tPi Police j ment, not a gift. " Lamb Breasts For Stew 2 25 Fancy Small Six* Kewspaper Enterprise Am b . j wavs to make 'instant ' foods take have In custody today four men Oniens Visit Your Nearest Triple-S Redemption Centers At SHOULDIR Waahlngton — (NEA) — Agricul- l«»" time to prepare than non-ln- they said they caught In the act ] LB ture Department experts see two food*. of stealing $350,000 worth of NORTH MAIN ST. and ALBANY AVE., WEST HARTFORD Smoked Picnics 4 lo 6 Ibi Skinless Frankfurts 2 99< Dried honev. vegetable chips, poMiible way. out of 1^*“ <*rm men's clothing from a department 180 MARKET SQUARE, NEWINGTON Stock-Up F^or The Holidays! store warehouse. over-producUon problem | These are being developed The LENOX • *110 COUPON NEEDED - BUY ALL YOU WANT • • content* Police had received a four-hour U. • Commodore • FINAST - ALL POPULAR FLAVORS Despite the fact that the experts ! egg powder Is "nearing commercial advance warning of the planned EXTRA SeH GREEN STAMPS I'TIVc. are not sure either will work, the , reality." The bean powder re- Armour Star Salami Kennedy Admlniatration is going: portedlv will rruike an Instant pro- n^bery yesterday at the .South PHARMACY Se^fio€sdl. Sj3ecta.ia! ahead with a substantial farm pro- j duct of what the Agriculture De­ Boston Warehouse of . Raymond's QUALITY MEATS THAT SATISFY! department store 299 E. CENTER ST. EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS T'lT gram that covers, In part, both al-j partment calls "one of the sIo-a- llm City or Lanax Slicod Bacon § Ginger Ale2 " 29' tematives It will be put before | est cooking vegetables svallable In DetdCtive.s quickly surrounded Fried Fillet of Cad • 55< the area while posing as workers. TF.L Ml 9-0898 • Freshly Cut • Nicely Displayed ^ Net Pre-Packaged ^ Reasonably Priced ^ OongTM in 19fl2. the hniisehoM scene I EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS Tit S c a l l o p s FRINCH FRIED The flrst plan would reqtpre a Freeze-drving Cooked or un­ Inick drivers and motorists. They | / Sparry A B a m ii Skinlaii Souioga 65c kepi contact with each other hsfty shift In the type* of U..S cooked food Is dehydrated under WITH QT produce. TTiere would be a big vacuum while frozen Freeze- with walkie-talkie radios. CUT FROM TOP GRADE U. S. D. A. CHOICE BEEF. NICELY TRLM.MED EXTRA Sa H g r e e n STAMPS EACH RING Fish Cakes u 45< SWEET MIXED leap forward in dried beans, peas dried food.<< apparently do not be­ Police said th^y had been told Y0§r ckant9 t0 win Flnait Polifh Soutago JAR j by an employe of th^* warehouse and soybeans, and a cut-back in come toughened or shriveled They C I EXTRA S4H GREEN STAMPS Pickles fssd gniru. U.8. farmers would regain oiiglnal Tavor and texture he was offered $10,000 to leave the lb Smelts N*’ * 29c Sea Scallops 59c produce considerably more nee, when rehvdrated, the Agriculture door unlocked at the 4 p m. clos­ BIG PRIZES! SIRLOIN STEAK______89 Colonial Pik-Nik-Pok and more non-fat dried milk if anv- Department men say. Properly ing time. i F. L MIX 20-OZ one could figure out how to sell sealed these foods reportedly can PKG the extra butter. be stored at room temperature for CUT FROM THE SAME CHOICE GRADE AS ABOVE 1 BETTY CROCKER TTiese idea* result from a new long periods Freezedrying prob­ I Agriculture Department world ably won't be commercially prac­ C food study to determine shortages tical for some years; present coats TEA BAGS PKG -I y j DON’S PIZZA lb KRISPY 1-LB 0# ^leclflc food* and where they are too high. PORTERHOUSE STEAK 99 -I "SPECIAL THIS WEEK" OF too 1.1/ c « d s t Dehydroifreezlng — Fruits and B 0 Y S '& ^ \ CRACKERS PKG ■Ihl* survey was made to prepare vegetables are dried to about half and 6RINDERS F r e a H e s t JFrod,wM.ce,BMM.yst for a planned expansion of U.S. their original weight: then frozen 180 SPRITE ST. SMALL LEAN, SHORT SHANK, MILD CURED -I CLAM and held frozen Agriculture De­ 15-OZ CAN government gifU end subsidized CHOWDER 27c Alpments of farm fooda abroad. partment men sa3’ the quality of - Td. Ml 3-0031 A the thawed and cooked food is i GIRLS ' ^ C I Roughly half of U.8. farm export REGULAR 25-FT ROLL now are so suhstdlzed. equal to that of normal frozen ! Prompt Service to All Call* lb H fooda. TTiere are aevlngs In freez- ' SMOKED SHOULDERS 35 FISH The Agriculture Department al­ 15-OZ CAN Ing, packaging, storage and ship- , I CHOWDER 27c so plans Increased aid in the form CLOS€D XMAS ORANGES of technical ksiow-how in agri­ ping costs Commercial produc-1 comsT HEAVY DUTY i$ inch is ft roll 5 ? e FRESH FROM THE BRINE. MILD CURED, NEEDS NO SOAKING OR CHANGING OF WATER cultural production to the food- tion has begun. | Ope« II Da.>-s—2 P.M.-II P3I. 'fi FLORIDA JPfoar®n JPoorf S p ^ c t a . i 9 1 E ff. daflclt nations, so countries will Foam-mat drying — Fruit o r ; 8st. to 12—.Son. 10 CORN Juicy Flavorfu! vegetable juices or purees are beat­ Open Wed. be leas dependent on import of c CHOWDER 2 SSI 45c Buy Extra For Tha American farm foods. en to * foam and dried In an air Reg. 79c Lb. blast. Instantly dispersible dry DOUBLE lb 18'°' 59* The Agriculture Department's CHUCK CORNED BEEF 69 Lunch Box marketing experts are not quite whole milk also can be produced CAT SCALLOPS by this method but It won’t be certain bow. to ‘ meMi thee* two FOOD 9L CANS 9 J I JSc C programs. commercially practical until the BONELESS CROSS CUT FROM CHOICE BEEF FOR A REAL TASTY bland flavor of fluid milk can be FINAST The ' • tond Agriculture Depart­ Grapefruit f...*!!”.,., 4''°'<29< 7-OZ $ ^ 0 0 •tabllized In the dried milk. POINTS All Tender ment s-up-more-farm-pro^clt One question the Agriculture C PKGS g plan t. -J for developing a wide REMODEL 1 LB CAN 3 6 c Deparjment's specialists aren't lb All Uniform S izo variety of new producte to tempt ON POT ROAST I Bose Pears Conditioned For Eating L^S 33* able to answer: Will the housewife 79 the houaewife to buy more of aome who buys, more of these new pro­ kinde a t fobds. VOt'R OLD i 3 ducts buy less of something else FL’R COAT FRESHLY GROUND, ALL LEAN f 3-LB CAN The Agriculture Department and leave the fanner right where F lu ffo 85c 1-LB CAN 3 5 c C elery FLORIDA JUMBO 2 33^ Famous "Yor" Garden Brand! notef the per capital decline con­ he Is now ? INTO A .NEW sumption grain and dairy prod­ o t c 16-OZ ucts, fresh and canned citrus REG SLICED fnUts, leafy green and yellow veg­ lb HAND SOAP HAMBURG 59 2 i * 1.10 BARS 25c Escarole OR CHICORY - FLORIDA 2 27< Strawberries etable* and sweet poUtoes The L a v a School MenuM If. 2 10-OZ Depsrtment's research men note SLICED that the national decline in potato J- LEAN. FRESHLY fiROl ND Strawberries PKGS 45< eating was halted by the develop­ Public school menus for the week T o m atoe s 2»»35< ment of potato flakes. of Dec. 18-22 will be as follows; CHRISTMAS Her* then are some of the prod­ -Monday; Beef and gravy, mash­ Ceeked Squash 2 ; ‘ K t l 2 9 < ucts the Agriculture Department i: ed potato, buttered carrots, bread A CHUCK BEEF 69t 21*1.30 Your Choice 9-OZ believes will be on the market and butter, milk, cranberry crunch. • C A R D S S p i nach 2mSos39< Regular Cut shortly or within a few years AND L'P PKGS 8weet potato flakea ,Hays .Tuesday: Italian spaghetti with French Fries meat .sauce loased salad, french PROPERLY BLENDDED FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF OR SWEDISH MEAT BALI.S, PROPERLY BLENDED I marketing expert Philip B Dwo- roll and butter, milk. Christmas 16-OZ •kin: "The sweet potato flake is t W R A P P I N G Regular Cut PKGS an excellent product—nutrlliouB, gelatin French Fries easy-to-use. with good fresh-llke Wedrtcaday for all schools except CHESTBR Hi*I 200 or 500 flavor. We think It can't miss." high school; Vegetarian vegetable VEAL-PORK-BEEF 69t 21*1.30 Beveral technical problems must soup, tuna salad sandwich, golden Sweet Corn kT .S .; 2 ;°k^s 29< be resolved before commercial pro­ glow salad, pumpkin pie and milk. FURRIERS A duction Is pnctlcal. 'Wednesday for high school only: A TRY OUR OWN Bulgur—This parboiled ■•heat 1 P^PPfr steak on roll, potato chip.i. 82 BLRHC ROAD CHRISTMAS V. product can be "used in salads, j *’“ Ii"'ed asparagus, milk, R O C K V n j.E EXTRA M WBsf Fiof U f Us Your HOUPAY PAKIN6? CRANBERRY SAUCE meat loaves, atews and as stuff-; Ttnirsday: Pvoa-si turkey with .Ml 3-1827 TRADITION Ing for roast chicken or turkey, j dressing and cranherry sauce, FRESH MADE KORV N E X T W E E K Canned bulgur already Is ai-allsbie maahed potato with gravy, but-1 Call Rockville Collect: .MADE FROM PURE MEAT WITH NO POTATO OR FLOUR ADDED In some Midwest stores. I Ktred squash or peas, ice cream, TR 6-8929 or JA 2-6302 Instantiztng "instant" foods . *hd butter, milk. Look for delicious Pumpkin, Apple, Mince Pies, Ocean Spray 237* \Th* Agriculture • Departments I F n d ay : So hot lunch. 1 Green Stamps Fruit&Pound Cakes, Donuts, Rolls, Stuffing Bread! 10-LB ■ We Have VEAL SHANKS and KORV CASINGS BAG ______i______1 ______At Your MANCHESTER Gold Medal Flour EXTRA BONUS GREEN STAMPS! Iso EXTRA STAMPS With Educator Crackerama " 49c First Notional Supermarkets MUFFIN 14-OZ NO COUPON NEEDED - BUY ALL YOU WANT)! Betty Crocker MIXES PKG L Y N N fiouliJu^ J>£VunA. GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1961 EXTRA STAMPS EXTRA STAMPS ■ • B o W o N 16’/i OZ Choie* Ff«sli NaHv« Poultry... Diroct From Form to You! 1 ^ 8 a full Hm of 1041 Main Street CREAM PIE PKG Chrisfmos Special­ Two Cnist Lonon Pi# Data A Nut Lm I Betty Crocker /X - M I- ^ ' a - ly Treqtt. Do come in and EXTRA STAMPS EXTRA STAMPS 16-OZ MIDUlf tUPNHKf • • • MANCMIMIH with * pk* with a loaf now - and choose your SAUCE - FINAST CANS traditional favorites. . . 297 East Center St. Appi* N' SpiM DoiMrti Chotsa BrNd Cranberry OPEN SU N D A Y 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. ORDER 9 / ^ o r H oliday JBaMnyl}, SWEDISH YELLOW PEAS FRUKT SOPPA SWEDISH HARD BREAD BRUNA-BONER BEANS FRESH HATIVE POULTRY PARTS OLE’S HERRING TIDBITS SWEDISH SALT HERRING No Coupon Needed SWEDISH SYRUP NORSE PEARL KALAS- All Mcee—Oven Ready CUT FRESH DAILY YOUR SWEDISH MEAT BALLS EXTRA M- BOND-OST CHEESE IN HERRING IN CANS . EXTRA Buy All You W ant Buy The Part* You Like Be»t PLAIN OR WITH TURKEYS4IAP0NS PEARL SUGAR LUTEFISK PREPARED CARAWAY SEED 2 0 0 GREEN STAMPS I 5 0 0 BREASTS, LEGS HOLIDAY S>VEDISH MINT CANDY IN SWEDEN IN NO. .3 AND GREEN STAMPS EXTRA ROASTERS-DUCKS CHRISTMAS CARDS CARLSON ANCHOVIES WILD ROSE HIP DESSERT NO. 5 PKGS AND MANY BROILERS BACKS and NECKS POULTRY RED SUGAR PILLSBURY RYE Fl,0UR MORE ITEMS WITH THE PURCHASE OF $10 to $20 WITH the PURCHASE of $20 or MORE GREEN STAMPS WINGS, LIVERS VISIT OUR V- FRYERS4^WL 'WITH THIS COUPON - VAUI^ IN With a 3-Lb Can GIZZARDS NOW! SPECIAL DISPLAY TODAY WITH THIS COUPON - VALID IN CORNISH HENS \ SAVE CASH and TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS at MANCHESTER FRST NATIONAL MARKHS ONLY MANCHESTER FKST NATIONAL MARKETS ONLY W# keva «ko**o the fluent o t Farm-Fed Turkey* for our Chritlm** trade. Jimv we imite yoa Through Saturday, Docombor 16,1961 ^ Through Saturday, D#c*mber 16,1961 *• mmaJuUI nelect for yoiir ChrintniM Feast from theae Teader, Julrier, more Flavorful Bird*! LENOX Whol a dlaaer jroo will have!—bat come arid *elect your* In tiine! LIMIT ONt COUPON M R FAMILY PHARMACY Manchester Public Market CIG Aim ES, lEER AND TOSACCO EXEMPT FROM OFFER fmiCAIVSCN: AND ReUSHGS 299 E. CENTER ST. . • FREE PARKINa |a town owiad I*!** Birch clm t* TEL, MI 9-0898

..IT- 1 fAat^ittnrnEEN VANC9ESTER EVENINO HERALD, M A ^E 3 T E R . COKN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAU). MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 PAGE NXMiriBEN those who brilsva ild to ehufoh Ml tha F s a n a y tv i^ BoUon 12th Circuit Study by Catholic Group achoola U eenaUtutlonal n ly grla- WaUara OomjnittM, under tha dl- elpiklly on the first amdndmant" ractfOn M Vmiam R. Oonsadtna. Loca} St|ock8 whldh aUtas “Oongrasa ghall make director of the conference's legu 0 )iirt Cases no law raspaoting an eatabllahment department, School Board Outlines Parochial School Aid of raliglon.” . Qnotattowi M n M e d by CofiOn » MlilMffaok, lae. "When thla oU u m israa drai ^ Oliver Withdraws MAHOHBsnga s e s s io n it was imtoatood to mtah th^i ' BaaH'ilaeM' CongrOH couldIni not craata a nation- BM AMed Jriple-^ An abbreviated IS-minute court Space Solutions in ’62 Legal, Agency Claiats al church or give any religion a ZB A Application Conin. Bank an4. T ra it session this morning brought find­ ings in four cases and' continued pi«ferrad 6t4tjus,“ Ute study Mid. 9p. V.... • -liV-i'-.>■■ 65H An auto dealer, who had asked HavUord Natiooai,-^-' a fifth until Dec. 28. (Otntlnaed from Page Oaa) "This 'pa eatabllahmejit’ . clausa Four pflMdbllltlM for provKUnf^UM H. B. Smith Co. from whom of acholarahipt, tuitidn payments was aimed''at preventing.,-goveni- the soning board of appeals lor a Bank end T riiit Os, 61H 65H Richard J. Shea. S6, of 613 Main the two roome needed for elemen­ the achool boiler was purchased or tax beneAta.’*' mental transgressions u p ^ rellg-. variance to eel} Used-cars; on Oek,-* had checked the plant. The rep­ St., pleaded guilty to an intoxica­ struotion but reatrlets considera­ Fite EBinnuihi l^ p a n lM tary achool pupils next September Release ot thq iktudy la expect­ lous Itbtirty and not at prSventing land St., has withdrawn hie re­ resentative aaid all that was need­ tion charge and was given an tion to governmental aupport of ed to add'fuel $0 the controversy Aetna Fife . ...ViHS4 l64 were outlined at a meeting of the all relationships—even certain -co­ quest . while trying to determine ed was repacking of a fitting and eight-day term tn H a r tfo r d tha aeculair aspects of education' which has embroiled a general fed­ operative relationships — betwesn Htfd. Fire 83 8$ the baeie of neighborhood opposU National Fire-i-. ..*159 169 board of eduaotion last night. that the parts had been made to County Jail by Judge Searles eral aid to education bill. In tha church and state. , . Dearington. Shea 'was arrested in church-related schools," the Uon to his proposal. Phoenix Fire * • ,v,«^32 142 They are: Eliminating Uie .last the life of the boilef. S7th CongtMs. "Certainly Jf was never under­ Robert Oliver o f Center Motor yesterday. spokesman said. ' kindergarten classes so the rooms At an earlier oieetlng. another The- President’s $2.55 blUton stood to mean that religious In­ Sales, 634 CMter St., said he Life and iwtomhlly ina Co*. they now occupy at two town- roan had eatimated that it would Bond fbrfeUures were ordered These were the four conclusions measure cleared the Senate 49 to stitutions which perform public hadn^t realised there was "tre- Aetna Casualty .,..147 .157 churches can be iised for higher take $700 to repair the bdiler. A in the cases of Lombard Bros., dra'wn by the conference study; 34 last May. But It bogged down services are disqualified to receive' mendoue oppoeltlon” to a car lot at Aetna Life .1^3 151 grades; putting some classes on man is to come to tile school to­ Inc., of Waterbury, $33 for allow­ ‘‘1. Education In church-related completely in the Houae, with, the compensation lor them through the Oakland St. site, and that he Conn. General ..-.-A-ZSS 303, schools la a public function, which, double sessions; Investigating the day to show Building Supt. James ing operation of an overweight religious controversy a key factor. the governmental organs of the so­ would see what the problem is Hftd. Steam BoUjr 137 147 Veitch how to make the repairs. by its nature, deserves govern­ possible use of the im m u n ity motor vehicle, and Kenneth War- Afost federal aid to education ad­ ciety - which has benefited by the and then take steps. Travelers -I®5 ITS n n sM YOU BUY - THE MORE YOU GET The only cost, McCarrick aaid, mental support; vocates in Congress have taken services." STAMM Hall for classes and ellihinating render, 32, of 80 Lenox St., $5 Specifically, Oliver, who Teases PubUo tW n e a the hot lunch program so the cafe­ would be about $6 for two lock for keeping an unlicensed dog. 2. Parent and child have a con­ the position that inclusion of grants The study cited Supreme O o (^ the property at 367 Oakland St. Conn. Light Poefer 32 84 w nt' teria space can be made into a nuts that had been split when the Tbe case against William Lard- stitutional right to choose a for parochial and other private decisions which have.:upheld from Emanuel SoUmene, had asked $20.00 “ schools in a general bill would be Htfd. Electric Light 79^4 84 H Biiy SIOu-Gat 200 bonus stamps with coupon No. 1 cla"!8room. boiler was Installed about 12 years ner, 26. of Bolton, charged with church-related educational institu­ proprlation of federal; (imds to a’ the board to consider the variance ago. unconstitutional. Hartford Gas Cq. . . . 65 Mrs. Helen Meloche reported non-eupport, was nolled upon rec­ tion meeting reasonable state re­ Catholic hospital, stpte funds to at the hearing next Monday. The she had studied all possiblUtles to Reser>ations Ngeded , ommendations from the court’s quirements, as the institution in Howa’ver, they sought to provide provide secular texttkfoks for chil­ Southern New England some help for church schools in property is in Reeidence Zone A. Telephone L . 54H 66H Buy $20— Gut SOO bonus stamps with coupon No. 2 take care of next year’a enroll­ St. George’s Church parisluonere family relations oiflee. which the child’s education shall dren in church schools, and pUib' He eald he had planned to trans­ ment and conclude (and th«i who plan to attend the luncheon Case continued: be acquired; separate legislation a bill to ex­ lie funds for reimbursement of Manulactcruig Oompanles « » ■ Saturday, Dec. leui tend the National Defense Educa­ parents lor transportation of their fer extra cars from the Center board agreed) that another teat^W following the ordination of the Until Dec. 28. Charles Pickral, "3. Government In the United Arrow, Hart,'He* ,. 6214 6614 tion Act, by tacking on a $375 mil­ children to (jathollc schools. St. location to Oakland St. er and room is needed for Grades. Rev. Hldward W. Johnson Wednea 22, of 52 ’Wadsworth St., for hear­ States is without power to impose Other matters to • be heard by Associated Spring .. 13 15 day, will be asked to advise Mra. lion loan proidslon for them. The 1-6 and one additional teacher and ing on probable cause on charge on the people a single educational The papef did not seek to an­ the soning board Monday at 8 p.m. Bristol Brass ...... 9 11 Fred C. Mohr Sr. of RL 44A. The money could be usSd to build class­ room for Grades 7 and 8. of risk of injury to a minor. system In which all must partici­ swer the question as to whether In Municipal Building are requests Dunham-Bush ...... 5% 614 executive committee of the church rooms for teaching of science, The board decided to Invite Fire pate, and schools should be undertaken. from Hob-Nob Shoppes, Inc., and Em-Hart ...... SO 14 85'.4 Marshal Peter MassoUnl to attend notes that the Information will be mathematics, modern foreign lan­ But it said that If this is done, Oldest "4. There Is no constitutional Jack’s Atlantic Service Station. Fafnlr ...... 47 V4 81*4 a meeting next Wednesday to dis­ necessary in order to determine the guages and physical fitness. and church schools are excluded, Heubleln ...... 32 35 ’ bar to aid to education in church- ‘ This bill has been approved In Hob-Nob asks permission for a cuss use of the Community Hall. number of guests to plan for at "the predictable result would be a N. B. Machine...... 17*,4 19*4 luncheon. -Main building of the College of related schools In a degree pro­ the Senate Labor Committee and critical weakening' of the latter, liquor outlet at 384C W Middle • READY TO COOK - FRYING George Banks was appointed to Tpke., Business Zone HI. Jack's North and Judd ...... 14*,4 16'/4 ,Tp make a suiwey ot available build­ The event to honor the ordinand William and Mary, In Williams­ portionate to the value of the pub­ will be on the Senate calendar when presaging the ultimate closing of burg. Va.. is the oldest academic lic function it performs. Such aid It returns next month. But similar request is for extension of permis­ Stanley Works ...... 20 22 ings in town that might be rented and clergymen guests will be held many church-related schools.’ ’ N. B. Machine...... 1 8 20 for school use next year. The at Imperial Steak House. building In North America. De­ to the secular function may take legislation was shelved by the The study was prepared by Wil­ sion to have a limited repairer M signed by Sir Christopher Wren, It the form of matching grants, or House Rules committee thla year. license at 706 Main St., Business The above quotations ars not to board also discussed portable Pet Recovering liam B. Ball, Harrisburg, Pa., exe­ was built In 1695. long-term loans, to Institutions, or oe construed as actual marketa classrooms, prefabrioated build­ "Misal,” a golden shepherd dog The conference study said that cutive director and general coun- Zone III. ings and using the shell of a owned by William Androlevich of house temporarily for classes. Tolland Rd.. Is apparently recover­ In terms of long-range school lL ing after having been lost for six needs, the board discussed liteps daj'S. The dog was found Tuesday necessary before they can sU rt night with her chain snarled on un^ WHOLE 1 work with the Public Building derbrush near Plymouth Lane at Conunlaslon (PB C ) on a now the edge o f Bolton Lake. When she school building. Supt. Myron O l- was found, she was so weak she IT’S TRADITIONAL; lette said the PBC must first re­ couldn’t bark and the chain was tain an architect before a joint embedded in her neck. She is now meeting la held. At that joint being treated by a local veterinari­ FIRST FOOD SPLIT ’ meeUng. he said the board should an who also gave her intravenous be prepared to submit a detailed feedings. The doctor iiald he is At Firat Food you shop, confident that you are receiv­ QUARnRED statement of the program to be ac­ hopeful for complete recovery of ing full value for each of your buying dollars. First CUT-UP commodated tn the new building. the 2*4-year-oId pet. Food customers, throughout the year, have realized Keeney Hut(diinson, chairman All adults Interested in bowling more value per pound on their meat purchases— the of the town’s last site committee ars invited to the Community Y tn 3 3 c told the board his ctxnmittee had Manchester tonight at 8 to join the maximum in grocery purchases— and a selection of been unanimously In favor of the league sponsored by the recrea­ fresh crisp fruits and vegetables that we are proud to Bolton-Toomey aite adjoining the tion department offer. Coupled with these values goes the old fashioned present elementary school as the Boys 10-14 years of age msy join best one for future school needs. the basketball program held at the courtesies and services of yester years. Since the referendum vote chose East Side Rec in Manchester Sat­ the former Swanson property, urdays from 9 a.m. until noon. It Hutdilnson said he thought the is planned to schedule games be­ ■ Iw ■ ■ liHmiHiilliillll CmCKIN 2 9 * tween local teams after the holi­ f . lies MD (HKKN M A ^ WMMt IE town should go ahead -wiUi plans to use the Swanson stta which was days. purdiased. FANCY BRISKET CNICKBN „ He said hs did not think indi- Manehewter Evening Herald Bel­ U V B R t # I r didvuai boards should g « against ton eorreepondent. Grace McDer­ SWIFT'S IHKHSalfy UUSTSaEpT the vote of the town. Hutchinson mott, telephone Mitchell S-656^. said he knew Bolton well, liaving been bom here, and that there PREMIUM would be drainage problems al­ SWEET - CALIFORNIA most anywhere In towm. ^ Flu Outbreak Near, Several board members ex­ pressed preference for building tn Health Dept. Says CORNED BEEF back of th’e present school rather than on the Brandy St. property. (Continued from Page One) HEAD Harold Porcheron said he thought CUT R o m p s the board should not rule out the dren are almost well now. The I Brandy St. property entirely but virus Is just starting to hit the i should investigate both the land adults. The children are hit first, lVe9*‘ * !2 r:T 9 adjoining the school and the Bran­ then the adults, then the old folks.” dy St. property. Potosi’s schools closed Monday NAVEL ORANGES Last Saturday the board walk­ when 800 of the 2,400 pupils were Lean, Flavorful FRESH TENDER GREEN ed the entire Brandy St. proper­ absent and w-ill not reopen before Delicious ty and also the property In back next week. Potosi Is a mining town A Real Treat FRESH of the school. M em bra were 55 miles south of St. Louis. From First LARGE BUNCH CRISP agreed that the Brandy St. prop­ Another outbreak wan reported f t ' erty was very wet. Food Store 29* PEPPERS 2 . 2 9 89 miTee southeast and across the BROCCOLI Hutchinson told the board he lb E MlasisMppi river at Wolflake, 111. thought they would encounter Only IJO of the 325 high school, ft' consldemble opposition if they pupils attended classes Wednes­ GRAND BRAND tried to eliminate the Brandy St. day. Flu was reported on the In­ property for future school use. 0002532323535353485353535353484828535323235348235353234823482323234853534823 .w e crease on the* Missouri side of the 1 ..... Jrfin McCarrick. chairman of river at Cape Girardeau. ft^ the board, said that even though The Coast Guard sent a cutter PKG. OF Hutchinson said It w'ould be be an uphill battle to change from the with vaccine to the village of SWIFT'S PREMIUM former Swanson property, he fa­ Hydaburg on Prince of Wales Is­ 400 vored an educational plant cen­ land along the Alaska coast 80 tralized on property near the miles west of Ketchikan. 200 EXTRA present school to save transporta­ Thomas Burdon, principal of the tion, maintenance and other costs. Hydaburg School, radioed for help and reported lOO of the 250 resi­ FACIAL TISSUES Porcheron questioned whether 5 L B . fAMfiV SIZI . 9 A c another referendum could be held dents sre ill. The town has no doc­ CANNED FREE 40 STAMPS lASGE ' I D C S H STAMPS 25' 40.oi.pkB. brB*IH.m.dMlcM to find out the townspeoplee’ feel­ tor. WITH THIS COUPON AND PUKCHASE OE BISQUICK "12.IN-r MIX 39< PRIORITY TUNA oSuSc - Vaccine Is scares throughout ings on altes. Mrs. Agmes Kreysig WITH PURCHASE OF $20 or MORE o n e I'4-OZ. c a n e*. •aid she thought the board should Alaska and Ketchikan and its area. hr CAN I Coupon Good Dec. 14-15-16. 1061. Limit One Coupon MIRACLE WNIP SALAD DRESSING ' prepare reports showing advan­ The Public Health Service said McCORMICK NUTMEG. VAN CAMP PORK'n BEANS 2 -2 3 ' 59 tages and disad-vanlages of both it has no specific plans for com­ to » family. Adult* Only. Get Regular iJ vr Stamp*, batting the outbreaks In Alaska too. State Law; Cigarette* and Fair Traded Item* Ex­ the Brandy St. and school-adjoin­ limit On* Coupon P«r Cusiomtr and Missouri but will be ready if cluded from Offer. ing properties. CoujMXi Good-thru Sot.* Due. 16th ■Porcheron wan asked by the called on by a stale. The PHS re­ board to contact the state depart­ ported considerable flu vaccine has ment of education ■ to have tests been manufactured and used this HAM made on the property In beck of season and there was a mild the town garage. shortage of it two weeika ago. McCarrick. Banks and Porrfier- No deaths were reported in the GLORIE'ITA—SLICED on -were asked to re-vlew the site outbreaks In Potosi, W olf Lake. PRODUCE Gape Girardeau, Hydaburg and ELBERTA PEACHES 2 ^ 6 9 e committee findings which are fU ^ 100OoroM i-OZ. JAS INSTANT qi. 95^ SANKA COFFEE Cascade^ fO I AUTOMATIC DisHWASHEss 42*^ M a z o I a CORN OIL btl. B FIRST FOOD linll'On* Covpo* Culiomtr ^ Ivory Flakes STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. Good thrw Soi., Dec. U'h . . & 36° Lesfoil DEWEY-WCHMANtn MAIN fTBEET ECONOMY 646 CENTER STREH I

UANCHESTES EVENING HERALD, BIANCHBSTBB, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1961 PAGE TWENTY.ONB t Yditr Pocke^ibok HEALTH CAPSItES | m t ■ A m hyMhtoulA.l^BIX. I DOCS FLUORCSCiNr u o im IMG A P f Ecr THE SKIN 9 A m p .Om I -ftMi W «B Q—WUl • food fn — r yto mv* ■MBigrT~-A. M. Ar-OMT A. X.: Qm tk* bula or poroonol osporioneo X on ooaufo 1 1 jroo that bavtnf a (twaar eaa cut food MUa tr you uao It toMUgonUy. For a amall tamily a goodHdiod WHY MY MORE? HUNDffIB ftaoaor oompartment la a rtfrttora* tor oiimcea tarliico came in koq^iw that frotatr atockod with itoma Mufht on aalo or la quantity. ii-i+ A fraaaar can aavo you tlma, too. FILL YOUR S&H SAVER t h e FLUORESCENT TUBC*, Cook a largo batch of aomaUUng GIVES OFF SOME ULTRA­ and frooaa half or two-thirda for VIOLET LIGHT; BUT THIS IS •UME BMftUU YraO tBasta‘‘RAIN CHECK” 100 USUALLY OF NO SIGNIFI­ In Um event because of unforeseen condiUona, PRICE REDUCYIOHS...PUIS STAMP BOROS... BOOKS FASTER... Whathar a food fraaaar plan will CANCE. .HOWEVER, IF VDUVI9 aavo ^ money dopanda ea tha Motvjt nins out of any advertised Items, you A VERY LIGHT-SENSmVE: r a (kuaa of oouraa, do. But aad- can lacsive a "R A IN CHECK’’ entitling you EXTRA SKIN AND HAVE PROLONGED anough I haar thara ara auch to the product on your next regular visit to EXPOSURE, YOUR SKIN promotioaa making tha rouada that the store. WAV BE AFFECTBP. actually coat you money! Soma Hoshfi CspMidas givM bsloM hfMmaHcNk plana fall to aaplain all the coeta, ,ttbwo»»ftfsiidsdfbaafwdlinnctH€iiMMMb> and you and up pajdng raeta than you had antidpatod. Watch hidden finance chargM, SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. thru SAT. look for araighta on tha foods Sold. c n S&H GREEN STAMPS FOR EXTRA CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Q—Oan you dedust on your fed­ ••I \.ii S&H eral Income tax for axpandlturas SI7 MIOCLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER-• OPEN NiOHTCMON.ihniSAT.fllll for painting and home repairing? — D. K. First of the Season — Thin Skin, Sweet, Juicy, Flavorful A^-X>aar D E .: Tha only tlma you may deduct for such axpandlturas I Believe: INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA By HAROLD T. HYMAN. XJ>. on a federal tax retuni la If your Wrlttwi for Newapaper home has been damaged by “an act EnterprlM Amn. o f Ood,” moaning fira, flood or wind Matt’s Dives DOZEN W. were looking at TV tha damage. However, if you own a STAMPS other night when th. pitchman homo which you rant and your PINEAPPLE ORANGES You The announced that hla medical home than produooa Inooma you may make euch doductlona product waa uaad and andorMd by UAVE Beet Stamp 9 out of 10 phyaiclana. My friend Q - Cbn X have an air travol aoei- MORE MONEY FOR EXTRA CHRISTMAS SPENDING! CALIFOimiA WONDfR turned to me and remarked, " I dm t poUcy written Into my Ufa In- kltST Green Stamps are SHOP-RITE CLIP and REDEEM COUPON! gueaa you muat have been the enranea policy? W hat would this SAVE MORE America’s oldest and most GREEN PEPPERS tenth doctor.’’ oootT— & S. SAVE 14c Over National BranA-SHOP-RITE 2i29 A —Dear B. S.: Tou cannot have valuable etamps. For over 60 ORANGE JUICE Thalf'eet me to thinking about an air accident poUcy written Into years merchants have been MOTTS these ada and their endorMmenta. EVERY DAY OR Who were the nine endoreers? r Ufa fcU ey, but you could add providing American homes It an aCddantal death provl- CARROTS YOUNG, TENDER What are their names? If they aioa oovaring air accidents and all a B O W S with valuable household arti­ ------" ^ ^ 4 thought the product good enough ON EVERYDAY to endorse, why did they not sanc­ ether kinds of accldenta SPAGHETTI cles by the free distribution of 100 EXTRA \ 3 -s . 4 9 * tion mention of their names? Xf you have a 135,000 life poUcy, PINEAPPLE JUICE Jl-ST Green Stamps. f t c'IS s TOMATOES FIRM, R IPE Pkg*. 29c What were they doctors of? for Instance, you oould add a 135,- LOW LOW PRICES Medicine? Philosophy? Music? 000 aocidantal death benefit provi- The stamp plan is the S&H STAMPS 5 SAVE 16c-Light Meat Chunk only stamp plan to receive the Fine Arts? Economics? paying an extra 935,000 In DOLE'S g i a n t PASCAL CELERY Large Crispy Bunch 19e of d e ^ by aeddent. The an­ NESTLE’S G o^ Housekeeping Seal of With purchase of *5 or more * And If they gave their their en­ r dorsements to the manufacturer nual cost would run around 935. R e { . $ 1 Coupon Good Dec. 14 thru Dec. IS, 1961. Lfanlt * ? 46 OZ. Choc. Morsels . . 12>oc. pkg. 45c Approval and sanctioned use of their names, I f you do quite a Mt of air travel, one coupon to a family. Adults Only. You Get why were they not .Identilled in the say 13 round tripe a year, this Save DC CAN Gant Motts continually tries to SHOP-RITE Regular jh fT Stamp*, too. State Law: Ciga­ commercial would cost but about 91 per trip. give its caatomers the best— 2 5 Why Pay More For Frozen Foods? rette#, Beer and Fair TVaded Itema ezclnded Furthermore, If the manufac­ Tou would gat full eoveriM all Choc. Morsels . . 12*oc. pkg. 39c DEL MONTE TUNA year for all other types of aod- whether H be in food, service from offer. turer obtained 9 endorsements out donts at no added cost. or stamps. of a particular group of 10, ware PILLSBURY’S—ALL PURPOSE SAVE 28c Over National Brand V other groups questioned? And Q—Whan you apply for a Na­ Flour ...... KMb. bog $1.11 This weekend take ad­ SHOP-RITE were there 9 out of 10 endorse­ 4 ments In all groups? tional Defense Blducatlon Act loan, SHOP-RITE vantage of the big bonus ^ L a ra e w how do the lenders define neadT — H SHOP-RITE—ALL PURPOSE stamp offers. Fill your saver Indeed the inquiry might be ex­ J. J. books faster and get your free tended. “Uaed at leading hos­ A—Dear J. J.: Tou apply for QUART JAR gifts looner. ' pitals!’’ say other commercials. such a loan at tha collage of your ICE CREAM I MAYONNAISE 4 9 ORARGE JUICE 2 69 What leading hospitals? How chotoa—^{wovidlng, of couraa, the _ Cooking OH .... pint bottle 49c many? Why not all leading hos­ coUega offers such aid. It la t h n up pitals? What reasons were given Cod HHots, Shap>Rlt« . . lb. pkg. 39e Broccoli Syteon, Sfiop-Rite 2 pkgs. 35c by leading hospitals that did not to tha coUega to determine your H A I F ■ SHOP-RITE need. X understand that they take Green Peas, Shop-Rite .. 2 pkgs. 33e BONUS STAMP VALUES! use the product? Parch Fillets, Shop>Rlte .. lb. pkg. 39e ’ITie product is “ like a doctor’s not only academic grades and ...... GET A GOOD SUPPLY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING! SHENANDOAH course o t study Into conaidaratlon NO LIMITBUY ALL YOU WANT! prescription" boasts another blurb. but aerira-curricuiar activitlm or UAL n ; v : VERMONT MAID French Fries, SRiop-Rite 2 Ig. pkgs. 49c Cornish Hens, large .... 1 Va lbs. 59e What doctors? What prascrip- talsnta yokr parents' or guardian’s mw ■ Pancake Syrup . . 12*oc. bot. 32c FRENCH or CUT tlon? toeoma and their raspccuribllltles. Crinkle Cuts, Shop-Rite 2 Ig. pkgs. 49e Birds Eye Beans...... 2 pkgs. 39e It’s all dike a poanp we used to (AH rights reserved. Newspaper SHOP-RITE CIGARETTES recite when we were kids. It be­ Bnterpriae Assn.) SHOP-RITE 1- gan, “ I was with iQrant,’’ tlM Pancake Synip .. 12*ox. bot. 27c 1 0 0 EXTRA STAMPS stranger said. Said the woman KING SIZE or \ . . . . "Say ho more.’* And she invited FILTER TIP with Purehatu of 99c Size the passer-by to eat at her table. Time of Your Life PLANTER'S Not until he’d had his fill did Peomits...... 7>ox. con 39c SAVE 30* the stranger complete hla opening SINGL LANOLIN PLUS HAIR SPRAY sentence. " I was with Grant Id By AKtHTB LOAD SHOP-RITE A CARTON PACK 27c CARTON Illinois,” he said as he wiped his mouth “ Some 10 years befora tha Dear Arthur: W e love Uttla ridl- Peomits...... 7V4*ox. con 33c war.” dran so much, but now our only ★ A t any rate, that’s how it seams daughter and her children have PURPLE PLUMS KELLOGG’S to the Tenth Doctor. movad away. X y husband and I Com Flakes ..... B-oi, pkg. 19c workdays, but evenings and waak- Christmas Gift Packed Popular Brand Cigarettes SHOP-RITEHOP-RITE Large SHOP-RITE ends are free. Is there any aray we 5 0 EXTRA STAMPS Grange Notes can be with children somriiewT Cora Flakes...... Dm , pkg. 17e At Regular Low Price Jack andJCatlon No. 2'/2 with Purchase of 2 lbs. Pick and Mix Dear Jack and Xarion; Thera The home economlea committea eertainly la a way. Why generous Cans people like you don’t follow it more SAVE 32' IMPORTED CANDIES at Reg. Low Price of the State Grange, Mre. Sally oftan mystifiaa me. There are or­ Bernier of Southbiuy, chairman; phan homes. Boy and Glri Scouts, M n. Gertrude Woodford, Bloom­ Ilbraty and reWUng groiqw, and field; and M n. Anne Seger, Col* ho^ritalixed children need the ★ affection and guidance that you linavllle; have completed regional could give them. meetings of subordinate home Why not contact persons, In FRESH economics chairman in each Po­ charge of these groups, visit them, Save More on Mtg^s Deals! SAVE lie All 2 for 29c Varieties j b mona. and see if this wouldn’t bring you Hiore Than 7,500 Every Day. They brought a epecial messaga Into healthy, creative, and aatlafy- LOIN END PORK “ •47c this year to the Grange memberg Ing ralationahlps with children? KRAFT MAYONNAISE fuart jar 67c Lmo, Lous Priced Food Values! about cystic fibrosis, and asked Reg. each Grange to have a special Dear Arthur: X y husband and I DKL XONTB FRESH money-raising project during tha are both 63. W e have never been LIFTON CHICKEN NOODLE 2 pkgs. 27e Cans Peocbec .... No. 2Vr ecm 33e year for the benefit of ^ Con­ exceptionally healthy or very Ul. PORK SHOULDERS “ •35c necticut division of the m tlonal Now that we are getting older, wis JIF PEANUT BUTTER 12-oz, jar 36c SHOP-RITE VEAL Cystic Fibrosis Research Founda­ 4 tion. bear a lot rixnit the Increasing CAMPBEU’S SOUPS M e d Prunes . . . Z4b. box 73e amount of medical care we will NT They told of the work being dona, JELL-0 DESSERT, All Varieties 4 pkgs. 37c FRESH at the Clinic at Grace-New Haven Is there any truth in this? And Hospital under Dr. Vivian Tap- If so, what should wo budget for eon 69e Rutts PORK SHOULDERS ^ 43e pen, and advised that a film and medical care In the coming years? SAUDA TEA le Sale pkg. of 64 66c speaker Is available to the lectur­ Nancy LARGE LEGS ers of Connecticut Granges. Dear Nancy: Congratulations on 6-oz. jar 89c MHo Pods ..... ID'S pkg. 37c FRESH Juvenile Department your excellent question. If more MAXWELL INSTANT COFFEE Mrs. Marie Noyes of Norwich, folks were concerned with ..their FANCY MILK FED Lb. state juvenile superintendent, haa own health there would be le VERMONT MAID PANCAKE SYRUP 24-oz jar 56c HERSHEY’S SPARERIBS 43e announced that the state project trouble with people who are un­ Choc. Syrup 2 16-oc. eons 39c for Juveniles this year will be the able to i>ay their o ^ medical bills. dressing of a doll, in red fabric, TiM Health Information Founda­ SANKA INSTANT COFFEE 5-oz. jar 89c DOW’S symbolizing both the juvenile and home economics departments. tion reports that recently persons 50 BOOKS TO A CADDY SorcHf Wrap . . . 25 ft. roll |,1c Ih 4 Q Motts Tender-Trim Label M 66 and over spent more than twice ’They will be displayed at state ses­ CHASE A SANBORN COFFEE 21b. can $1.35 sion next October before being dis­ as much for medical care as per­ KASKO Guarantees Your Serving Deliciously sona imder 65. Dog ...... 5-H). pkg. 55c tributed to shut-ins. Those figures are for private ex­ SWEETHEART SOAP 4 bars 32c Other projects will be announced Tender, Perfectly Aged Meat, at the scbocls of mstruction to be l L penditures o f older persona who O H U ^G 1 ^ 0 are not in Institutions. They do not held this month. include cost of terminal Ulnessea er MODESS V-FORM pkg. of 12 35c Cho# Main . . . 2S-w. eon 59c Triple Trimmed For Extra Value Washington Deek * auralageare. 9 The national Grange Youth Di­ PROOBBSSO On tha average, persons under OOK MATCHES caddy "^ H M ' rector, Wib Jttsti has ifeoommend- V a POWDER DETERGENT 15-oz. pkg. 29c 66 spent 966 and persons 65 and Rioadad Poppers'. 7Vz-egL 23c SERVICE DEUCATESSEN ed that the Grange support the over spent 917? per year for medi­ Peace Corps effort for another FRAKdO-AMEBIOAN FRIED GOLDEN BROWN LONDON BROIL, Tender-Trim...... lb. 99c cal eara Once no one ever pays FAD POWDER DETERGENT large pkg. 32c year In Its attempt to prove itself tha average amount, you may want Spoghottl . . 2 15-m . eons 29e as a positive United Stetee effort to budget more than 9177. HADDOCK Lb 59c PLANK STEAK, Tender-Trim...... lb. 99c in practical intemationel brother­ Xf you don’t have to spend It — BABO CLEANSER 2 14-oz. cans 27e FOIL PAN FRIED hood. sad lot's hope you won’t — at least E*Z Popcorn...... 2 pkgs. 49c CAUFORNIA ROAST, Tondei^Trim...... lb. 79c About 30 per cent of the Peace you arm have It WISK LIQUID DETERGENT pint bottle 35c CODFISH CAKES do* 49c Corpa volunteers will be woriUng X arin be happy to answer In my Save on National Brands... Sore More on Shop’Rlte Brand SHOP-BITB FLAKES STEW MEAT, Leon. Tender, D elidous...... lb. 79c on agricultural assignments,' and aotama other questions of general a much larger percentage will Whila TYmo . . . 4 Vs coos 89c work in agricultural areas ef un­ iatSTSSt about health problems. ALL POWDER DETERGENT reg. pkg. 34e ’TETLEY AJAX LESTOIL DAIRY DePARTMCNT SHOKT R4BS OF BEEF ...... lb. 59c Jvat write me la eara of this paper. B H O P-B m der-developed nations; yet only Tea Bogs— 100's .... pkg. $1.17 Cleanser . . . ----- 21-oz. con 23c Liquid Cloaner ... quoit bat. 69e about 10 per cent of the 800 Petes CoHf. Sordines . . oval eon 29e KRAFT'S CHEESE SPREADS CHICKEN LEGS, lb. 49c— BREASTS...... lb. 59c Corps members now In trsining SHOP-RITE TBsJF'fBiid Cases Up SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE Pimiento, Pineapple, OUve A 5-os. MAj, have agrieultural backgrouitds. Otf FLAT OR ROUi Tea Bogs— 1 0 0 's...... pkg. 89e Cleonser...... 21-oz. can 17c Plmtento, Relish R Jars q 9 C CHICKEN LIVERS, Delicious Fresh...... K). 99c these three are Grange members. I -^Fiedaral tax-fraud in- No $oil Cloonor . . quart bot, 39c Anehoviec...... 2 cans 25c BISCUITS Just! urged more Orange youth • r s Increasing. Tbs last MOTT’S BEACON WISH POUSH KIELRASA, Home Pride ...... lb. 59c members to volunteer. I*ok e t \The Milk Thai Made Conn, History!\ SHOP-RITE Pillsbury or Ballards ... .3 for 29c __ produced Ijs m auch Applesoueo . . . 2 15-oz. jars 33c Hoor W a x ...... quart con 89e Liquid Dofergont . quort bot. 73c qualified volunteers bhs forced the hidlSinw ts eomparad with IJIM MetHum Slirimp . 5-oz. con 49c LINK PORK SAUSAGE, Deerfoot ...... lb. 79c Peace Corps to turn dk>Wn request th * M s r iMfoca. Oonvlctiona ware CONNeCTICUT AFTIIOVED HOMOGENIZED SHOP-RITE SHOP-BITE ' SH OP-RltE SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT although there Is sa urgent d b r n a a ip 1,338 caaea, bringing Applesouea . . 2 15<«i. jars 37e Floor W a x ...... quart con 59c LIQUID FLOUNDER FILETS ...... lb. 49c MOTT’S SLICED BACON, Hickory Smoked...... Hi. 59c for s^cultura^ skilled Liquid Dotorgont . quort bot. 49c M o trtcd l...... 5 cons $1-59 teers. VITAMIN D ^ ^ WELCH’S OLOROX OXYDOL The only age Jtmtt 4s 4Mi; Gropo Juica ..... Z4-ok. bof. 39e Meodi ...... gallon jug A5e DIET yaer prinliwan. JUstt oitod iS iJ ®****V*"^...... I«irgn pk^. 35c Tcrnoio Juica. 2 12-cc cons 33c tremecaseof niJI SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE ^ SHOP-RITE e v r iB f ’M V Gfopo Juica .... 24-ok. bof. 33c Mooch ...... goNon jug 49c DOBTINBLIOBT ^ , TlMre'.iue aser T that ...... knga pkg. 23c Poodiat 15-cc. con 29c AN OLD FASHIONED TREAT le ooigiitrttsr , lb s otbar. m HEINZ STit PU FF to the M IL K 7 5 L IN T t Ketchup...... 2 14-01. bots. 49c R inse...... quart bottle 49c OBIOKBN OF SEA _ . ly all aw r the PLUS inX'OSIT Liquid $tareh...... half gd. 43c M SliUBlid If the D ioM iM i ...... V4 con 23c mlatletoe SHOjP-^TZ; I SHOF-RITE , ' BHOP-RTTE TUB BUTTER Tomolio CMwip . . 14-01. bot. 21e Huffy Rima ... quart bonfq 33c i 3 i / ...... M ftaLZIc iSf-

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BUGGS BUNNY OCR BOARDING HOUSE witb BlAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE RockvUle-V ernon of tha MloetUh ooMMlttM laM Library Closes week. Other mambere are DavlG Town Employes OKtN. Save Yourself K. Welch, Franklin O- WeUee, Ed­ A nnn r to Pm teM I From Your Neighbor ’s Kitchen During January Rotary Club Asks win M. Lavltt and Gerald B. Plan Yule Party O’Connor. TRMT FiDPMeT TDBUySOMKi Bible Stmy For Retirement Mary CSieney Library will Man-of-Year Bids Names of propbs^ sandidatee *nie MiulOhester Mtnlelpal Em- Bp IK>BIS BELDING can be mailed to Box 420, Rock­ Vec.SNOFP)' TMI» VACANT LOT INA*"** ‘ be closed for "at least two ville. ployss Group wm hold Ita aamial M A K S A M lO S A L LO C A m oN TO A recipe tor Turkey Cheatnut Expert .4dvises weeks,” beginning the flrst A public request for candidates lO M Bdtf, ADiatia , ChristmSa party tonight at fICho’a AND SELL/W CHRISTAAASTAesS AN O / V iK XOem ■tufflnUf wae given to Mra. Peter week in January, according to for the Rockville Rotary Club cltl- HOLLY WRBATHS.'LsrMBSES.HOW V ( ■ 6m¥Mh • HmemioMB Restaurant in Bolton. Forty-sUt ptMardi B„ Oram of Vernon Rd., Bolton, by Atlanta, Dec. 14 (A')—The best Miss Anna French, head li­ ren-of-th*-year award* wAs made Ctnt, P^Atty Differ MANY-msSSWILLX NBEOTOCTARtr [\ A TCoodi brarian. ' members of the group will attend • nDPinm.— • Oemtaait her mother who excelled In Greek thing to save for retirement Is -UM tM-ABOOTI 50FORTMRFIRST yourself, says an expert on the During the closing period, today by Raymond E. RamMeil, New York—Coin oolioctore are the party which begins at 3 :t0. of SL Paul tuffartrleolL) chairman of the Rotary committee The committee in chaise of the COOFIE OFOAYSll FANCy.'E€AD,ta * 0 UBawildHad • W ln t i cookery/It la a yeraatlle dlah and Bubjbet. workmen will flnlsh up on the careful to dUtlnlfuiSh cent from AMD BOY THEM NO W ttBElNft AN SKPggX,*'^ UCIWtatha lOSurTnoiaa can be 'tued, aa the name Impliea, Joseph R. Murphy, who has ad- new addition. for selecting th« recipient. penny. Cent means one hundredth; party is Madeion Bradley, Adeia FOREST E R ,X 'LU /* P ^ Na&Nrlaiida 11 Ship I Ramsdell made the request of wrObeieeki, Shirley Morlin and aa a puffing for poultry, an a aide -vised people on retirement for 25 Mlsfl FYench said no flnee . organizations In the greater Rock- in fact, the first United fiutee PICK OMLY THE 14 ITopleal plant UUiodl, will be ' charged for books' Jennie Gloteili. years as manager of the Atlanta ville^ area which takea in Vernon, cOnts bore the inscription: “One rHOlCESTTREES^ It UA coin called 1 dlah ^ place of potatoea, or as a office of the Social Security Ad­ which become due during the Cent, 1/100." Fenny IS Sn English ISSaltplui 20Wlie main dish caaaerole, Ellington and ToUanG. He said ITPrapoiuon 22 Animal ikln SlPtonalehortt 4lJeaMy ministration, is getting ready to closing, and about two weeks names and qualifications must be term for l/12th Of a Shilling, a coin 20 Pounds C«n Kill ISHabiawaieaUe 23 Applaud ■34PaIai 44FieiidithNr Turkey Chestnut Stuffing retire himself Dec. 31. will be allowed after reopening now worth 14 cents In American nChalybMta 24"-----the 37Coamatlfl 46G«W M 0( Unless you have your health submitted no later Uum Jan. 6. wlUowa 1 pound liamburg for borrowers to return books The Rotary wUl name the citi­ money. Thus a penny la actually Battle creek, Mich. — The blast m aMdidan word! of the SSPavIns and good life expectancy when you without charge. 1.17 cents. wave of a nuclear explosion speeds BY V. T. HAMLIN SlUUtot Master” fubitanea 4 7 n U lp 2 pounds . chestnuts (cleaned retire, you’ve defeated all your zen of the year at a banquet Feb AM A (M>P iNuctanca 25 Ireland SODimantloa 48Maktalaoa and pre-roaated) She reminds townspeople 3 at the Shoreham Motor Hotel in outward starting at LOGO mph and toSalaiy 20 Sup 41Muaical other purposes,” he says. that the Whlton and West Side EARLY CHRISTMAS slowing as its diataned Increases. 1 cup raleins "Too many people are afraid Hartford. The banquet will also ■23 Body part 27 Wolfhound Inatmmont Branch Libraries will remain serve to acclaim the Rockville Gilded egg shells, wax tapsrs and Over-pressure is tKS number of 2S Htunlllata 28 Low land bin 42 Cameroon 2 cups uncooked rice to retire because they don’t have open. SOHaw^an e cups chicken broth Rotary's 16th smniversary. gay paper bags filled with comfits, pounds per square inch above nor­ 29 Redact native all the Income they want. These lozenges and barley Sugar, were mal atmospheric pressure exerted Women Voters, and the PTA of Pythian lodges. Chairmen for the Pythian drive est, rent, etc.” itKtmmumrnm jC PlCST PLACET Bolton. Because there la no Greek Elach coin card, when filled, include Carl Gustafson, Llnne As for himself. "W e’re not go r Orthodox Church nearby, the cou­ amounts to $15 In contributions. Lodge; Griswold Chappell, Memo-, ing to make radical changes," he IIOHT JANE FARKEt | C Q ple attend St. George’s Episcopal The goal of the Pythian lodges rial Lodge, and Mrs. Gladys Gam said. "The one thing I ’m afraid Fruit Cake 3 IB S.to-5 IB S.SS IWIB l - J ” May Wo Suggnt That You Church In Bolton. here Is to raise $1,000 toward thej ble. Memorial Temple of in retirement Is running off JANE PARKER Angel Food Ring REG. 59c SPEC. TJt ^ B J l IWL Olf. JANE PARKER Order Your Christmas Turkey Now! ia>M» - Vienno Bread SPECIAL 2 Lvs 45^ “Couldn’t I »tay a little longer, Mom? 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L - ' « vyrMn-niarm^' /-■ . ( /. • . V> .-4^ /. EVENING HERALD, KANGHESTER, CONN. THURSDAT, DECEMBER 14,1961 MAirCBESTEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ■t MUm THE FRACTURED TRIBUTE HBPBESESTED THIS H E iM ‘SA MODei.~HSAi\vAYfiPUTTHB W£e& KSMOaBO WS{WI^H t-ftM "I WRt\n»t’*ftktV^bO(f>/ CCIL Opener Friday Herald Angle If^tiTITUTlON'^ HQH iOEALS.... / P g OThES tTUPSNl^.. T£A*1 BBPoqE <=AM£ TO Pi.Ay.,.AS/D.^//>/fumOB ES/Om^VOaS." Vft>a4tWite p w i t t e , " ! a t FRANK CLINE For Injuns on Road Aaslataat Sports Editor ! ' Complete New Look for Indiana* Quintet By FRANK CLINE ‘4>mak« it rough under the boardsfjurles and are not expected to for us. It will be a rugged opener. start although Ocach Hyde hopes Tomorrow night Manchester High's basketball team hikes Just a little over 24 hours We wUl have to contain their out­ to get part-Ume duty out of them. itself to Meriden for the opening of the 1961-62 campaign. It away is the opening game of side men where their scoring Four Juniors' to Start will be the first of 16 home and home encounters with the Now York (/P)— Roger Mar-'f ing with Harney, who said, Ja^^ick■♦Wt our share and It’ll be another the 1961-62 campaign for strength is. McCurry, who la co-captata Is, batting behind Mickey fy j]** reach^ Etabe Ruth's 6g- c l^ race.” along with Paul Quey, will bo re­ eight other Central Connecticut Interscholastic League foes ure.” Later, he admitted, "It’S k The switch-hitting outfielder pre­ Manchester High’s basketball Coffee had Pot Boiling plus the annual contest with the Alumni during the Christ­ Mantle for a change, makes little * ” over "" $80,000.” " " ...... " placed in the Indians’ starting . his biggest salary pitch today dicted the Yankees would win the team. The Indians, who will ‘Tm hoping that we can take lineup by senior Dennis Dailey. He mas season. This year the Indians are playing two less .games Mantle thus became the second pennant again In 1962. face onlv Central Connecticut them. A lot will depend on how will team up with a quartet of with the homo and homo 8eries<> while his slugging New York highest paid player In Yankee his­ "We should win It for the next juniors. Dailey and Don Simmons four or five years,” he said. "We / Interschola.stlc League foes this our boys react when they get belt­ with East Hartford having been cheater in the not )Mon to be for­ Yankee teammate fondles the tory. Joe DlMaggio received $100,- winter on their 16-game schedule, ed out there. I feel we will be up will be the forwards with Dave dropped. "Best contract I ever got.” 000 in 1951. Ruth got his $80,000 'have a good pitching staff and a CVeaih, losk who pa-id o£i Cwieit, I n ev er d id ^ -fchinl< I wa-tvied -to (ain’t thav qonna. a e r THB p o o - i HAwE McKenna, the tallest lad on the gotten final game of the regular good manager.’’' open tomorrow night facing Platt for It.” It’s a real fresh start for Man­ season at the Arena. Maris,, who hit a record of 61 In 1932. ^ the 5t3utium tnorigage...J nu-sG atny-signal-s,,,; to get-some blocks?...) lose my ‘Scholar-ship?..,) gimme no degree?) TH!-^ HBAOACHB A/OWJ High In Meriden. squad at 6-4 at center, and Quey The manager, Ralph Houk, Indi­ The two big horses Hyde was and George May In the backcourt. chester. Not only do the Indians But Coach Millard Mason hat homers last season, also will ask ”It’s the best contract I ever The Panthers are in high hopes referring to are Bill Miller (6-4) only two starters back from last for the best contract he ever re­ got,” Mickey beained. ”I only hope cated he would have Mantle bat Tommy Kelley and Bill Andru- have a new head coach In Phil fourth and Marls third again next of climbing several notches above center and Mike Sivaraskas (6-2) lot, a pair of six-footers, are the Hyde but all the personnel Is new year’s group which posted that ceived during, a conference with 1 can live up to It. I’ll be satisfied the bottom of the CCTL heap forward. The Panthers outside op­ to varsity competition. ’There fine 15-1 record. .They are Co- General Manager Roy Harney. The if I have another year like the last season. only other seniors on the team. "Batting fourth IS okay with where they finished a year ago. eratives are Pete Torres, Max Rounding out the varsity squad isn't a single letterman on the Captains Bob Gilbert (6-3) ham­ hard-hitting - outfielder Was > paid one.” Oiler Owner Coneerned A resounding 73-.59 victory over Janeezyk and Ross Coffe. The lat­ pered by injury, and Bob Johnson about $45,000 last season. me,” Mantle said ”I’d rather be hit­ are juniors Mike Lautenbach, Indians’ roster so to borrow an Mantle had 54 homers, finishing ting fourth than eighth. In fact, Winner of Key Pro Contest Lyman Hgll in a non-league open­ ter pumped home 37 points in the Todd Potter, Jim Leavitt, Jerry old Navy expression ”It was a (6-9). The other letterman is Doug “ I expect no trouble from Rog­ second to Marls. He drove in 128 er last wee'.t aided the confidence one-eided triumph over the Wal­ dean sweepdown fore and aft” fol­ Russell (5-11). A sophomore Billy any place IS a good place to hit as Mistretta and Neil Wise. er,” said Harney after signing runs and his .317 batting average long as it’s with the Yankees.” of the Platt players no little. lingford team last week. Because it is a squad lacking lowing last year’s campaign. (Jasey (6-9) will be the fourth Mantle for' an estimated $82,000 Over Action by Rivals starter with Bob Elliott (6-0) and was the fourth highest In the Mantle was the first Yankee to Phil Hyde, Manchester High's Meanwhile, the Indians, who in experience, several juniors who With the OCIL campaign ready yesterday, a raise of about $10,- American I^eague. new head coach who scouted Platt John Molctum (6-2) vying for the sign. Mickey, who lives in Dallas, have been drilling steadily agamst are not listed as varsity regulars to get underway, let’s take a look 000. ”I wouldn’t be surprised If he "I figure Rog'i home run record Tex. and Maris, from Raytown, Leaves Everything on Field in their opener, declared the other several outside quintets Including will be starters with the Jayvees final regular berth. signs right away. I spoke to him Houston, Tex. (/P)— Bu(J Adams, owner of the Houston Oil­ at some of the other clubs in the * * * will stand for a while,” the boy­ Mo., are also In New York on oth­ day, "They have three scrappy four from the Capital District Con­ and then suit up with the varsity league and then climb out on the briefly earlier this week and he ers of the American Football League, expresses “grave con­ outside players who arc able bail BRISTOL CENTRAL: Not near­ ish Oklahoman said. "I had my er business. They closed a deal ference. appear ready to go with game. Coach Hyde wants them to limb and make our annual selec­ didn't sound tough to me.” shot St the record last year and with a clothing manufacturing firm cern’’ over a report he says he has that National Football handlers and fine shooters. Then, only Fred McCurry and Doug get as much experience as pos­ ly as title conscious as Its sis­ N ew Y ork (N E A )— Bulge-^-wlth two cars tacked onto the back^he train. Y A. Title, Lee Gross- tions. ter sch(X)I In the Belltown, the Mantlq signed after a brief meet- couldn’t make it. I think we’ll both Tuesday. for the Giant party, had to be League clubs have signed no less than 10 players who still too. they have two big horses who Pearson in the doubtful category. sible to enable them to develop • * * necked Giants, flushed with cup, Del Shofner and Rosey Grier are strong rebounders and will Both have been nursing ankle in- more quickly. Rams are nevertheless optlmlstio held up. There was no gnimbling. hustled facing seats. Mrs. Allle ■4-have bowl games to play. PLATT: Just as was the case regarding the coming campaign. victory, rode the straight- There wa.s one flurry of action Sherman, wife of the coach, pro­ Adams said yesterday that his in football, the I^anthers have Co-Captams Bernle Choen and backed seats of the Pennsyl­ as the players made the transfer to vided a large rectangular Christ­ club had made no attempt to sign quite a few lads who picked up a Howard Busse, some 80 pounds Walston hut Two Points Back vania coaches the 90 minutes mas carton, and they jounced it on eight players drafted by the Oilers 1961-62 Manchestpr High Basketball Squad lot of experience as varsity ^ r - g u e s s heavier than last year, head the their knees as a card table. who still had college eligibility left \\H0?— These two Minnesota football players may not have been readily rec­ formers last winter during a losing squad and probably wUl start back from Philadelphia to ognizable to their teammates and coaches, but they were warm. Paul Dickson, left, and Jersey Number Age Hgt. Wgt. Class SKI New York. They rode mutely, Across the aisle. Stun Huff, nev­ HtlNTIHG "In accordance with our promise to Name campaign and veteran Coach Ben along with Ray Gagnon, sopho­ er entirely restrained, kibitzed oc­ college coaches." White Red Zajac is hoping his patience last •omberly, desperately fatigued. Jim Marshall took no chances with the seven degree below zero weather yesterday at 50 55 Fred M cCurry...... 16 6-0 160 Junior more George Benoit and newcom­ All-Time Point Record w The Giants had bagged the casionally as Tittle picked up a He made the statement in con­ the Vikings practice at Midway Stadium. They wore cotton garments over their heads, 40 41 Paul Quev ...... 16 6-10 155 Junior year will bear fruit this winter. er Warren Kart (6-8). Reserves hand. A few seats down, Mickey nection with a charge leveled at The Silver City is still buzaing who have Impressed Coach BIU Eagles, 28-24, In the murk of securely taped down, and donned sweat shirts, gloves and other apparel to keep out the 54 34 Dave M cKenna...... 16 6-4 160 Junior Franklin Field, on a battleground Walker, recruit guard, sat atolldy, the Chicago Bears that they had 44 21 George May ...... 16 5-11 165 Junior about the 37-polnt perfomuuice McCooey are Kevin Phelan (8-2), a gash across the bridge of his signed Clyde Brock of Utah State wintry blasts. (AP Photofax.) turned in by Ross Coffey In the Bill Benecick (6-0) and husky that probably decided the National six days before the Gotham Bowl 25 23 Don Simmons ...... 17 6-0 170 Junior Broken by Lou Groza Football League’! Eastern Divi­ nose. Nobody read. Few talked. FISHING Panthers opening game victory baseball pitcher Gary Bossak Don Heinrich, the young back- at New York Saturday. Brock was 4 32 33 Dennis Dailey ...... 17 5-11 165 Senior (6-0). sion winner. 30 45 Bill Andrulot ...... 17 6-0 160 Senior over Lyman Hall. Football end fteld coach, said he'd give anything Houston's eighth round choica In Bill Milleir (6-4), Tom Reale (6-2) * • • Th'ere’s a happy fan in Chicago who has a brand new foot­ There should have been whoop­ the AFL drjft. 41 40 Tommy K elley...... 17 6-0 17,6 . Senior ing and the raucous savor of the for a beer, but there wasn’t any HUNTING and Mike Siavraskas (6-2) give HALL: If nothing else the War­ Every hunter gives off human Brock was held out of the .62 53 Mike Lautenbach .. . 16 5-9 18.6 Junior ball autographed by all the members of th$ Cleveland Browns most gratifying moment in a around. Later Darrell Dess, bulky the Panthers plenty of rebounding riors’ Coach Dave Deacon wiU guard, sipped softly from a can ■cant. Thia acent 1s carried through Gotham Bowl. 20 2.6 Todd P o tte r...... 16 6-0 150 Junior have his opponents seeing double football team. And there’s an unhappy football player in tough campaign, a victory that 34 35 Doug Pearson ...... 16 5-11 160 Junior strength. All-OCTL hetlfback Pete someone had scrounged for him. the woods by the wind, and that's Adams declared that the Bears Torres, Joe Janeczek and Mike most of the time. That would bs Cleveland who owns a brand new all-time scoring record in could mean 5,000 bucks In the why a hunter must be downwind went through with s “dummy” Balance and Depth 33 32 Jim Leavitt ...... 16 6-2 18.6 Junior in Oo-Captains and IdenUcal twins Renninisred Softly the National Football League. ^ 23 20 Jerry Mistretta . . . . 16 6-0 150 Junior Mellen provide the Panthers will Once again, thia year as last, the jeans of each man. from his game. But what happens signing after the bowl game and Jim Bly (6-8) and Graham Bly He's Lou Groza, the Browns’ Instead, there was a tableau of Andy Robiustelll. who has been added that "our greatest concern 35 30 Nell Wise ...... 16 6-1 155 Junior speed as well as size. Center Congregational Oiurch Co- through this routine for 11 years, when there is no breeze, when the (6-4). The former must havs Great placekickcr, who last Sun­ Wed group will present a formid­ Bill Mauldin's World War 11 Gls, day la perfectly calm. The scent Is in thia case,la not to ask the NFL BRISTOL EASTERN: Pre-sea­ dragged his foot somewhere along day kicked two extra points gray with fatigue. reminisced softly of his days with commissioner to nulify that con­ Grid Banquet able ekl photographer-lecturer the Rams when Hamp Pool, the •till present. It travels out from WEST SIDE j u n io r s son favorite of practically every­ the way. Paul Gibson (5-8), who against the Chicago Bears and Royce Asher. Asher will present Crisis Passed the, hunter in a circle ao that the tract, but to attempt to prevent re­ CJapturing victories last nignt one connected with the (XTL. In Silk City fans will remember as thereby ran his 11-year NFL scor­ There was the solemnity and coach, showed up for one squad currences of these 'sneak' signings "Swinging Skis," a beautiful 16mm meeting with a book and read to hunter is "surrounded" by scent. were Ponticelli's, Lea's Market fact one schoolboy magazine went much for his baseball skill with ing tolid to 826. The fan ^ who Learns Irish color film which will take the au­ deflation of a crisis passed, and Therefore, on a calm day It's a before college players are through Celts’ Big Assets as far as to tap the Lancers as the the West Hartford Legion team them for an hour on the power of with their seasons.” and Herm's. Ponticelli's shaded caught the ball after the record- dience from zooming down good Idea for a deer hunter to East Finishes Fast against Manchester last summer, each guy was withdrawn unto positive thinking. House & Hale, 47-42, the Market- fifth leading quintet in the state breaking kick returned It to Lou Squaw Peak at Squaw Valley to the himself. It's something unique In change stands every 20 mlnutea. Rules Broken causing Coach Burr Carlson no and Larry Phlllppon (8-1) are oth­ and was rewarded with the auto­ Ray Wletecha, with b r u 1 a e "Surely the NCAA and tha men topped Personalized Floors, ers seen as sure starters. Tom To Keep Win majestic Alps of France, Germany, sports, which operates on emotion­ This breaks up tha scent pattern New York (ff*)—Coach Red** While Wilt was going his usual ^ Oscar Robertson 26, Bob Boozer 36-29, and Herm's whlpf>ed Nas- end of consternation as he tries to graphed one. and Austria. With th* combination splotches on the cheeks, was asked and confuses the deer ao It doesn't American Football Coaches Aslo- Lucas (6-0), Greg Birmingham (8- al pitches, to see these champion­ to mull hla choices for the annual Auerbach of the Boston Cel­ way last night, the Celtics were and Wayne Embry 26 each and slff's. 53-46. get his club ready for the coming And there's another unhappy of excellent photography, wonderful ship teams, sharply honed to max­ know for sure just where the scent clatlon must realize that ws can­ To Post Second Win campaign. 11) and Bruce Jackson (6-0) are background music and Asher’s al­ NEA All-Pro team and said, “I'm Is coming from. not stand by and lose football plAy- tics will point out to any lis­ scoring in depth—with six players Arlen Bockhom 20 for the Royals, With Dick Getzewich reg^ter- others battling for starting as­ player in Philadelphia, . Bobby South Bend, Ind., (/P)—The an­ imum effort, going through the too tired to think.” Ing 25 points Ponticelli's edged But no matter how the tall for­ Walston of the Eagles. The Phila­ ways humorous running commen­ Deer ars curious critters. If you ers to NFL clubs that ars willing tener that the important in double figures, led by Sam who took control quioMy by firing signments. nual Notre Dame football banquet pangs of withdrawal. Alex Webster, who had careened to break the rules with the bless­ House's in the opener. Mike Kosiak mer UCJonn cage star tries to play • • • delphia end kicked three extra tary the evening should prove en­ There was Charley Conerly, the take up a stand In a deer path, try thing in professional basket­ Jones’ 35. On the other hand, only in 19 field goals in the first quar­ Displaying a “ never say quit’’ spirit, East Catholic High’s Tuesday, as expected, centered tertaining for skiers and just anv- through the Eagles' defenses like this method of decoy. Hang your ing of their own commissioner, gave him valuable aid with 16 things down he has a fine work­ Win d h a m : Ab is the case at points and a field goal against general of the piece, the gray of two other Philadelphia players ter aJone at Syracuse. basketball team stormed down the stretch to edge the St. about the controversial 17-15 vic­ one in general. The film will be a guy picking his way through a hat or R,,.brlghtly colored piece of while ws are abiding by the rules ball—any kind of basketball topped 10 points — Guy Rodgers points. For House's, Gary Galla­ ing nucleus In a quartet of letter- Mancheeter, Inexperience and lack New York to push his 11-year his hair seeming to w'cnd into the Victory Make I'p Deficit Thomas Seminary Jayvees, 46-45, at the loser’s court in tory over Syracuse. shown in the Manchester High maze of mirrors, said he had a cloth on a branch or twig. Upon .established by the college people for that matter—la balance and with 19 and Paul Arizin with 10. gher (17) end Gene (Jhiapotte (11) men led by slim 'Terry Burke who of aize seems to be Coach J<*n total to 824, one shy of the old etches of hla lined face, sunk In headache. In the last seat of the and the AFL, and enforced by (Com­ depth. Andy Johnson's two free throws School Auditorium tomorrow night, seeing the umuual object han^ng won for the Packers, who made were tops. Bloomfield yesterday. It was the second triumph in as many may well wind up an All-Stater. McMillan's biggest problems. Only record set by Don Hutson, of Green The Rev. Eldmund Joyce, C.S.C., his chair. last car, facing the receding tracks, missioner (Joe) Foss,” Adams said. He likea to emphasize that the Now the Celtics' Eastern Di­ Duke Hutchinson, held to two Captain Dave Della Bitta, Gary at 8:is. Tickets i^lll be available at in his terrain, Mr. Buck may just vision lead is up to whopping up a 10-point deficit in the last starts for the young charges of^' two veterans the mild mannered Bay, from 1935 through 1945. executive vice president of Notre the door. On the bus that took them from defensive firebrand Dick- Lynch In New York NFL Commissioner Celta have won five straight E3ast- points In the first two periods, Palladino and Bill Greger are other Whippets’ coach has back are But both the Browns and Eagles Dame, reviewed the controversial get nosey enough to start investi­ games over second place Phila­ period to hand New York its sixth Coach Don Bums. the season hosting South Catho­ the dressing room to the railroad snoozed, sitting straight up. gating and momentarily drop his Pete Rozelle said "No contracts In­ *m EHvlsion titles and four world poured in 13 in the last half to end Originally the Blagles. whose returning veterans although the guard Charlie Woodworth (5-10) lost very important games, and as rule interpretation In the game station, they looked sourly and It was evident the Giants had volving players who still have bowl championships In that span while delphia with the season only slight­ straight loss. Walt Bellamy was up high for Lea's with 15. Tim lic High of Hartford at the East first two mentioned are trying to Because the next regular date guarcT That's the moment you've ly more than a third gone. Chicago's top scorer with 33, while lineup is made up completely Catholic gym on Middle Tpke. and center Alex Colsse (6-1). Both Groza puts it: which Notre Dame won on Joe that the »kl club would normally quietly at the stadium traffic left it all on the field. been waiting for! games to play havs been received I having few statistical lei^eis. Gallagher dropped in six points of freshmen, were scheduled ■shake football injuries. Larry figure to be starterg along with Perkowski's Held goal after time ANDY ROBUSTELLl Richie Guerin had 31 for the Game time will be 8:15. Bad Day: meet Is CTiristmas night the meet­ crushed In around them. The train, What’s wrong with that? Don’t put away your fish string­ In my office." He said he had not The balding redhead can under­ ’The Celtics’ fourth straight vic­ and also threw In a clutch hoop to play the St. T h o m a .s Penoncello, Mike Stange and Dave forwards Alan Binder, who haunte(l "I guess you should feel great had nin out. tory over Chamberlain and Co. Knicks. r.nst Cntholic (46) ing date has been changed to Mon­ er when the fishing season Is over. received Brock’s contract from the score that statem ^t today, after in the last period drive for the Frosh. But in order to put more Kasper will be taking up the slack the Indians in the gridiron Thanks­ when you set a record like that, Father Joyce, addressing a ban­ Bears although he had "Read the Baylor got 10 of his 52 points in K in d ...... day at 8 p.m. at Mott's Audi­ It can be put to equally good use his Celtioe la s f ’hlght roUed to this season came in the windup of victors. Jim Kuhn (9) and Bill competition Into the contest, both and providing the bench when the giving Day, and Dave Geissler, son wire service stories of his signing a doubleheader at Boston Garden. the extra period as Los Angeles T rov ...... but It was a bad day. The points quet crowd of some 1,000, said torium, The main order of business afield. A fish stringer makes an ex­ their 20tlh victory In 23 starts in Dixon (11) paced the losers. Lea's coaches mutually agreed to have Mcf^artland ...... Lancers are at full strength phy­ of veteran official and Willimantlo I got weren't enough to win, so that because of ambiguities in­ will be concerned with outlining the on Monday.” the National Basketball Aasoiha- Chicago's Packers opened the pair won its eighth straight game. He Lodpfi ...... Teachers College basketball and cellent carrier for aquirrela. Hook were down 18-6 at halftime, but St. Thomas u-se their Jayvee sically. what good is the record." volved in the Interpretation of the purpose and scope of the United Stylists Learn from Fullmer the squirrel In the hind leg Ijetween In Chicago, Gsorga Hsiss, owm- tion—123-113 over the Philadel­ with a 113-112 victory over the got 18 field goals and made 16 of the all around play of Hutchinson quintet against East Catholic. Mnhn • * • baseball coach as well as athletic •r of the mars, commented "Ths 17 charity tosses. It was Cliff Wf*hr . Oddly, Groza might have wen rule, Notre Dame placed matter States Eastern Amateur Ski Asso­ bone and tendon and suspend the phia Warpors although the War­ New York Knicks. Elsewhere, Cin­ and Gallagher, plus excellent team Daly MALONEY: Having picked up director, Frank Geissler. Seven of ciation, more commonly referred biggest mouth West of the Missis­ Hagan's driving layup In the last The added experience of the St. more points, or Walston might before a lawyer for an Impartial stringer from your belt. You’ll have riors’ Wilt Chamherlaln scored 62 cinnati — with all five starters play, paced the victory. Bavlf»r. the winning habit on the gridiron, the top 10 players are seniors and opinion. After the lawyer made a to as the U.S.E.A.S.A., and the How to Collecct Big Pay ISights sippi has spoken again and, aa scoring 20 or more points — 10 seconds of regulation time, Thomas team almost proved too Clpolla there is no one taller than 6-1. even be the record holder, if the an easy way to carry your dowmad points. Herm's had three men in double much to overcome. But the Eagles Coach Nori) FAhey, who has yet to games had gone differently. Cleve­ complete study of the rules, said benefits the club will derive from ame afield and tmlh hands will be usual, nothing has come out but whipped Syracuse 136-126 and LGeorge Halas, Bear Scout Tldo Warriors have won only three of also scoring 62 points. Hawks who lost their fifth straight period drive to win the finale. Claffpy ...... 2 4 ketbali player In Conard history weekend. Dick Plagge, trip chair­ late in 1954. It was written and said Winning from Downss would ners In the tournament held for MuiT^y and the Oilers scout be play. eight lettermen, several of whom tion, but a tie would have done The lawyer’s name was not re­ FISHING the five. Jack Twyman scored 31 points, to the Lakers. Robin Di Tirando (18) and Greg M cK ay ...... 3 6 were members of the Speirtans’ who was killed in an automobile ac­ man. requested that anyor:* inter­ that the current National Boxing give Fullmer s clear claim to the the 11 leagues lor youngsters who called In by tha NCAA and ques­ E vealed. St. Thomas broke fast to take Dalton ...... 3 9 cident last summer, the Chieftains them no good in the Ea."One sess was aggressivenesa and dura­ Patriot’s fullback Larry GarrOn Sacr^ Heart High School of Wat- the buzzer. and Dave Weil (6-2). Stabnlck, Au­ Were in field goal positions sev­ provided the Irish with a victory. been saying al>out all fighters in tlcelli 187, Barbara Lee 201, Mi­ cy sinkers. You can cut them Coventry at Cheney Tech, 2, six iH)int3 in the second period. Wesleyan No Match In any sport you get bet they’ll be wishing to contribute'should phone bility. to size for various weights. No broke a finger yesterday while erbury last year, was killed yes­ Foul Shooting Vital gustine and Cowing are seen as eral times, but they, too, needed a Bill Reed, commissioner of the elHher Bob Brown, Bill Ritchie, or As Fullmer went along, this ob­ more recent years. Tha answer to chele Twerdy 201, Lorraine Zac- terday when a truck and station Armory. Hohenthal and Tim McNamara hustling and scrapping for every­ starters along with Phil McGuire It Is that the Mormon elder and raro 197, John 'Tinker 339, Joe tackle box should be without ’em. practicing for ths Pats encounter Miami Beach, Fla. — 'Virgil fought for control of the boards 'The Seminarians added . one thing. Chester’s attitude alone touchdown and Walston was more Big Ten, and Asa Bushnell head of pick Plagge. Food contributed will server observed that,the young man with the San Diego (JhargOrs Sat­ wagon collided on Rt. 6- Three Friday, Dec. 15 For Harvard Five (5-10) and Dave Chalklln (5-11) than glad to let the record wait. the Eastern College Athletic Con- could be 40 years too late. He as­ mink farmer has faced everybody Tracy 334, Tom Rufini 329, L>m- Save cigarette butts too. Now other teenagers were Injured, two Akins, 149, St. Louis, stopped with Hohentlial and Herm's hold­ more point to their lead early in wx)uld make him worth having be pIcked-up Saturday morning wood Vignault 325, Charles Miller don't go raising your eyebrows urday. However, team officials C Manchester at Platt, 8:15. with some of the other taller lads He could get It this week. fei-ence, both ruled that the of­ similates punishment as well as-any who could provide a worthwhile critically. All the young people Vince Bonomo, 149ti, Miami ing the edge lo win the close bat­ the fourth period. At this stage around even If he didn’t have too before 9. Money realized will he payday. 365. Joe Cataldl 364, Frank Ar- wondering If we've popped a cork. said Garron and the rest of ths Newington at Rockville, 8:15. Harvard had it, Wesleyan didn't possibly pushing the others out of "You have to watch Bobby,” ficials’ were wTong In calling the of the renowned catchers, starting squad - will be ready to play in were In the station wagon. State Beach, 4. tle. the Eagles went into a press and much ability. Other lettermen are jobs as the season progresses. used to purchase a rope for the Fullmer took a decision from mentano 361, Tim Gallagher 356, The filter part of filtered clfarettes South Catholic at Blast Catholic, In the top Connecticut basketball Lou said, "He can get those TDi penalty. with Battling Nelson. A stayer their final game of the re^lar police said It was attempting to 'Phoenix, Ariz.—Caspar Ortega, gradually whittled down the lanky Tom Hessel (6-5), Amie * • • ski tow on the town ski .slope at Pender In Brooklyn, Feb. 14, 1955. Howard Holmes 354, Francis Mc­ can be put to good use for fish­ 8:15. EAST SIDE MIDGETS spread. Tom McPartland's layup action last night. Anderson (6-4), Pete Lapuc (6-3), and pile up points quickly." Groza Notre Dame then asked for a rul­ Mt, Nebo. from Stayersvllle. he was cut out American FootbaU League season- pass a car and was hit before it Tuesday, Dec. 19 1 4 7 Tijuana, Mexico, knocked The game Wesmen tried their Almost everyone Is stringing nearly two yeats before he out- Namara 353. Gary Gallagher 352, hooks. Just slip the filter over returned to the proper lane. Only midget game played at the with about 50 seconds remaining Paul Zajac (5-10) and Mike has scored only one TD in his ing from the NCAA and Gen. Rob­ for the old 45-round days. mauled Ray Robinson In 15 rounds Don Simmons ,366, Don Gliha 359. the hook and you are sure of not Windham at Manchester, 7:45, out ^ b b y Brown. 149^4, Los An­ best but were no rrtatch for the along with Eastern as the potentlM ert Neyland, head of the Rules But Fullmer demonstrated that geles, 4. East Side Rec last night found the providing the winning margin In Parmentier (5-8). Several good CCIL champion and the Lancers career, 379 extra points and 147 I received a verj’ nice letter from to lift the title. Ronnie Lepak 355. Alex Urbanettl getting stuck. Wintertime will Pro Basketball Arena. Pumpers edging the Lawmen, 22- the tingling one-podnf victory. high-scoring Crimson in their meet­ looking underclassmen are push­ field goals: Walston has 46 TDs, Committee, also .said the calling of Phil Camp of the Killington Basin he could do enough damage In 15 355, Nancy McNeil 328. A1 Oak Momlngbellea—Shirley Murphy ing at Middletown. Wesleyan are a pretty logical choice. Guess I.ong Walt give you a chance to store these Rockville St Smith. Long Beach, Calif. — Johnny 17. It was rough and tumble ing for the remaining berths on the 328 extra prints and 74 field goals. a penalty was incorrect, Ski Area located in Sherburne, rounds to do considerably better Robinson kept Fullmer waiting; man 322, Diane Maynard 312. "corks" unless j’ou've switched NBA 147-347, Ruth Ostrander 116- Ellington At Ellsworth, 8 p.m. Newman, 146, Los Angeles, out­ Accuracy at the foul line also bowed. 94-78. we’re Just a non-conformist at than all right. He showed more throughout with neither team man­ squad. heart ao our plckg for the order of "And don't forget that Hornung Since then Notre Dame has ask­ Vt. In his letter, Phil offered to two years and seven months af-! Jerry Conklin 311, Susan Binock your brand. (Jhlcsgo 113, New York. 112. 338, Marion Winter 131 - 333, Rockville Frosh at East Cath- pointed Sergio Rodriguez, 145, played a big factor In victory. Al­ Wesleyan trailed by 20 points • • ed for a full body ruling by the polished performers how to get the aging to get a lead until the last though outscored by three goals finish will be: 1. Hall. 2. Eaatern, (Paul, of the Green Bay Pack­ come to Manchester and show the ter dealing Gene his only knock- .331, Cindy Bagley 329, Claire Speaking of cigarettes, here's Bo.ston 123, Philadelphia 113. Olga Colla 119, Mary Young 115. ollc, 3:30. Mexico, 10. quarter when the Fnmpera went midway in the seco.id half, rallied WETHERSFIELD — Favorite rules committee. movie "Snows ot Killington," a more Important money. His formu­ out, May 1, 1957, when the -West; Pavelack 324, Kathy Ck>leman 312. from the field, the Eagles made to bring the difference to 14, then 3. Conard, 4. Wethersfield, 5. Platt, ers),” adds Groza. He has 501 one way a lighted cigarette can Cincinnati 131, Syracuse 126. out in front to stay. sports axiom Is to “ stick with Father Joyce,' reiterating that 16mm sound and color film, fea­ la Is simple tackle the most at­ Jordan plugger was hung on the Harriett Doyer 316, Judy Wash- help you catch more flsh. If you Los Angeles 137. St. Louis 186. up the defecit by converting 14 found itself unable to cope with 8. Maloney, 7,. Mancheeter, 8. Cen­ points already, In five seasons. tractive challenger while he Is hot Pete Dimlnlco lead the winners the champion until Its beaten." tral, 9. Windham. He'll probably pass both Bobby Notre Dame "Has been placed Ih turing the amazing progress' that end of a left hook as he bounced bum 308, Linda Smith 304, Mary touch the cigarette to the loose ARL free throws while S t Thomas made Harvard's fast-breaking attacks an awkward and embarrassing po­ and do this three times a year. If with eight points and had plenty of good on only seven foul tries. The Eagl4s took the CXJIL crown But the Indians won’t make me and me before he’s through.” this relatively young anna has off the rope.3. Lynn Rivard 351, Kathy Gaudlno ends of monofilament knots, the Ssn Francisco 94, Wa.shington 89. backboard assistance from Joe Harvard's Denny Lynch was high last year and came within one sition," said he was surprised how necessary. Robinson gave Carmen Ba.silio 312, Cheryl Mozzer 312. Los Angeles 90, Hawaii 89. with 26 pointa, while Wesleyan’s the least bit mad If they finish sev­ Homuhg has 146 points this made in the past few years. The end will flare and form knots that Loney. For the lAwmen, Jim Ol- The Eagles had three players game of an undefeated season ex much Interest was kicked up over time and date will be announced. Pure Plodder the run around, too. Then Carmen, will not slip. A knotty problem Cleveland 117, (Chicago 96. In double figures. Bill ’Troy was best performance came from Cap­ eral notches above their predicted season and Is a cinch to win his So Fullmer, a pure plodder, Is brys (10) was tops. cept for the overtime loss to Man spot and leave me with a red face. the matter. He added that Harv­ Speaking of Killington, Gus Gus­ the onion grower, got a chance to Kaffee Klatchers— Anita Girar- easily solved. Kan.saa (Jity 109, Pittsburgh 102. top>8 with 13 points while MePart- tain Brownie Towle, 21. third straight Individual scoring ard University asked to have the practically certain to wind up as ret his title lumps. The.3e were ad­ dln 490, Ann Mitchell 455. Wesleyan, now 2-2, played with­ title. Walston 18 fourth with 88 tafson Sr. reported that he was one of the few prize fighters In his­ PRO HALL OF FAME land tallied a dozen and Frank case documented for cla.ss study. "booming” Killingtbn's high peaks ministered by Fullmer, who there­ Kinel scored 11. Bud Kuzlowskl out Its high-scoring center. Winky points, Groza seventh with 84. tory to win a million dollars with by ascended to the vacated NBA Women’s Inter-Church — Grace Solid Support Canton, Ohio — (NEA) — The Davenport, who is recovering from tow weeks ago, the area is only Pro Football Hall of Fame will be was best for the losers with lO 160 miles from ' 'anchester so It his fiats. middleweight throne on Aug. 28. Murray 144, Reggie Gburski 139, points. an ankle injury. Two Major Hoop Tests Ahead Fullmer had barely finished 1959. Mary Lucas 138, Shirley Clemson Boston (A5 — Providence College dedicated In conjunction with a Danbury State finally broke Into is within roach for a day -trip. pre-season game In CTanton In Tomorrow night the Eagles will bouncing Benny Kid. Paret around There has been no stalling or 124, Elaine Toros 117, drew unanimous support getting the winning column with a 72-57 Musial ISo Slouch as Fielder^ in Las Vegas the other night In a 1963. play one of their big games of Sunday the club is going to have bickering since by the middle­ 18 first-place votes and 90 out Of home court victory over Brooklyn For High Flying Providence record eighth 160-pound title de­ weight leader. Spider Webb. .Joey 90 possible points, as the top N ew Poly. Tony Gorman topped Dan­ another work party at the slope. Rockettce — Agnes Calughsey fense. when he offered Paul Pender Glardello, Basillo again. Robin­ 189-338, Loma Ahearn 144, Doro­ England basketball team. The NIT bury with 23. Leads IS.L. for Third Time Carl Curtis and FYed Kurtz report a bonus, which would give Gene son twice more, Florentino Fer­ that two ski tow motors will be thy Breniser 127, Alva Doucette champions were well ahead of run­ Rec Senior League Opens In out-of-fltate action, Bridge­ New York (>P) — The Providence: The Friars jumped out to an * the privilege of first taking a poke nandez and Paret all got their ner-up Connecticut in the ballot­ port's offense clicked m the Pur­ put In place and will be prepared 122, Helen Wilson 121, Pat McKee Friars, winning solidly if not spec­ early lead and held held it all the Cincinnati (JF) — Stan Musial, at Terry Downes. Terry has held chance to go the way of all box­ 120, Joan- Rivers 120, Joan White ing of the New England basket- ple Knights trounced Brooklyn Col­ way against Brown, though the to run in the event of an early the New York and Massachusetts ing flesh. lege, 90-76. tacularly, are still a week away seven-Ume batting champion. i« no snow. An attempt will also be made 115. bail coaches and writers associa­ Bruins pressed them at times. The version of the middleweight cham- Even pugilistic purists no long­ tion last night. The UConns re- Moriarty’s, Iona Win However, at old Brookvillc, N. Y„ from their first of two big tests slouch as a fielder. The St. Louis to finish the lighting w'ork on the Friars hod five men scoring In er are puzzled by Fullmer's suc­ St. James Ijullea—Marie Heben- ceivsd 66 points but no first-place C. W. Post built up a 20-point in a bid for ranking near the top double figures, led by Flynn with veteran set a National League rec­ new slope. With some final groom­ cess. margin early in the game and of the nation's college basketball ing still to be done, all and any strelt 129, Glsele Golding 128, Sal­ votes. 17 points, Hadnot with 18 and ord in 1961 by compiling the high­ Gene showed what an honest easily put down Hartford, 85-53. teams. The defending NIT cham­ Ernst with 15. assistance will be appreciated. workman can do—even In the ly Phillips 127. By Big Margins at Y Jim Harrington was high for Hart­ pions, boasting one of the nation's est average among the outfielders There are fireplaces and picnic beak busting business of today. H ockey at a Glance ford with 18. biggest front lines, takes on tour­ Duke, the only other ranked team for the third time In his brilliant By EARLE EDWARDS benches set-up so anyone wanting' M ing San Francisco tomorrow, then in action last night, got a phenom­ career. to M ng their lunch and make a Parkade Claeslr—Val Santhouse NATIONAL LEAGUE next week makes a trip to De- enal shooting performance from 'Phis was disclosed today with North Carolina State Coach day o f it will find adequate space 204-226-203—633, Mike Mozzicato Boston 2, Chicago 2 Defending Champion Moriarty Bros, and Iona Manufactur­ Art Heyman In a 76-69 victory over Bowling 570, Le-s Pralt 204-564, Gene Dama ing both triumphed as the Rec Senior League got underway Paul and Xavier of Ohio. the .-elease of the official National It was fourth dowm and 12 for and fsclltUes available for cook­ AMERICAN LEAGUE That trip marks the first big previously unbeaten South CJaro- League fielding statistics. They al­ 201, Rick Merritt 2(*. Hershey 2, Springfield 2 at the Community Y last night. Moriarty’s walloped Head­ lina. North Carolina State on its own ing hot doge and hamburgs. Let’s Y I^eagun — Ed Bujaucius 175- hurdle for dk>ach Joe Mullaney's so showed that the Milwaukee 25-yard line in the final quarter have a good turnout and finish the Pittsburgh 6, Cleveland 2 Heyman hit on 16 of 19 field goal Braves took team and individual 415, A1 Plrkey 148-383, Ray John- Holiday Wives—Clara Trueman 4 quarters Co. 75-34, while Iona decisioned McIntosh Boat, 67- ambitious team. The Holiday Fes­ in our game with Clemson in 1956. job Sunday. .son 136-381, Joe Twaronlte 138- 54. tival in Madison Square Garden attempts and all seven free throws honors. 118-144—368, Margo Rlcclo 136, in racking up 39 points. It was the That was a common situation 378, Charlie Varrick 138-373. Chet Mabel Silnes 121, Nell Salmond * McIntosh played on even terms loss H((. (66) the folowing week is the second. The Braves finished with an .982 for the Wolf- fifth straight victory for the sev­ mark, five points higher than the Nowlckl 136-372, C«rl Bolin 136- 120, Edie Correnti 117, Irene Le- with Iona trailing at the quarter B. F. Pt«.- Providence, which wasn't in the pack this partic­ Viti in Middle 368, Larry Bates 139-363, AI Bu­ Conran ...... 0 (K) 0 top 10 last season though posting enth-ranked Blue Devils. runner-up - Sin Francisco Giants Blanc 117, Lori Slnlcrope 116, Morhardt , ...... 3 8 ular fall. jaucius 362, Stsn Sasiela 139-362, mark, 17-15. In the second period. 2-4 a 24-5 record, was ranked fifth Foley on Spree and CliheinnaU Reds. Reggie Gbunskl 116. Turklngton ...... 7 04 ) 14 I couldn’t get Buffalo, N.Y. (P)—Boston Uni­ Dave Saunders 353. Ralph Fother- Matt Wallace began picking up Mistretta .. Another outstanding shooting ex­ ...... 2 4-5 8 in a preview Associated Press poll First baseman Joe Adcock, aec- our regular Ken versity and Dave Viti has become glll 352. Ed Paganl 352, Bill Neil ...... 2 0-0 4 this season and was considered hibition was turned in by Holy omd baseman Frank Bolling and Holiday Oonunorotal—Bob Jones Gifts polnL*) on his favorite one-hander Shea ...... 0 0 Trowbrdge, back the latest college football player Adamy 139-351 Ell Fish 351. and Joe Shea dropped in a pair of W allace ,, ...... 7 4-7 18 one of the chief therats to unseat Cross’ Jack (The Shot) Foley. Ho shortstop Roy McMillan of Mil­ in the game to be embroiled in a contract 136-136—362. Burke ...... ) scored 43 points in the Crusaders’ long set shots giving Iona a .seven ...... 2 0 4 4 one of the cliief threats to unseat waukee were the leaders at their when confronted signing- controversy between two Morning Glory -— Isabelle Ma- Auini*i ...... 3 (M) 6 top of the list. 106-79 romp over little St. i^n- positions, Adcock with .993, Boll­ Parkade Monday House — Ed point lead at half-time, 30-23. Hohenthal . 0-1 4 with the prob­ leagues. VIU was announced as rinelle 117, Reg^e Gbunskl 115. After intermission, Dave Ttirk- So far the Friars have been selrti’s. ing with .988 and McMillan with lem In the slpmed yesterday by the Buffalo Duchalne 245-583, Will Kuhitly Total* ...... 28 10-17 66 playing — generally — just good In some of the other major .976. Adcock just managed to beat Clemson game, ^ ills of the American Football 553, Bob Arendl 210, Don Goehring ington held a hot hand, aiding McIntosh (54) Edwards Holiday Women's I.«agrie —Jean Wallace's consistent marksman­ Bunce ...... 7 ^3 16 enough to win. The only exception games, St. Joseph's (Pa.) blasted out Philadelphia’s Pancho Her­ so I asked along Yieague and the Hamilton Tiger- Lombardo 131-148—389, Sklna 203, Ernie Hintz 201. ship and Iona wrapped the game Kennedv , ...... 3 1-1 7 on their unblemished 4-0 record Richmond 77-56 and Temple top­ rera, who wound up at .9927. the bench for a volunteer. Frank (jats of the Canadian Eastern GOLFERS Gallowav 142-118—371, Edie Bychol*kl ...... 3 1-3 7 was a 75-61 rout of Mount S t Marocco, a guard, offered hla up. Headquarters had a good scor­ Rvan ...... pled Princeton 65-55 In a Phila­ Jlni Davenport of San Frauicisco Football Conference. The 6-2, 223- Robinson 132*136—361, Edle Cor- Dusty—Orren Babcock 132-119- ...... 4 2-3 10 services. I was hesitant to pse , AT er in Charlie Bunce (16) and some Viol ...... 1 3-6 5 Mary’s. The next largest margin delphia double-header; Rutgers topped the third baseman with a pound end has been unavailable renti 120-129—361, Amy Plrkey 127—378. fine rebounding from Paul Ryan K e l l v ...... 0 fW) 0 of victory was seven points, last crushed Columbia, 81-59, Harvard .965 mark while Snmky Burgess Marocco since he hadn’t done any for comment. 142-359, Olive Rosseto 140-353, Farrel ...... 4 1-2 ft night’s 80-73 triumph over Brown. overwhelmed Wesleyan, 04-78, of Pittsburgh headed the catchers kicking although a senior, but re­ who added 10 points. Clifton ...... 0 0-0 0 lented at the last second and sent Mary McCarthy 135-120—353, Flo Automotive — Sonny Chandler Plenty of Height Rhode Island beat San Francis^, with .991 and Bob Anderson .of Kloter 124-340, Lucille Halfpenny 148-^»0, Ken Oetrinsky 136, Red CONN. GOLFLAND PRO SHOP Never in Danger Totals ...... 22 10-17 64 him In. Three New Foes The Friars have the height to 64-54, (Jomell oame from behind In (Chicago led the pitchers, handling 132-330. Doris Prentice 124-118— Molumphy 135. ROU’TE 83—TALCO’TTVILLE Moriafty's were never in serious rebound with any team ’ In the the second half for an 83-68 tri­ Marocco put all his weight be­ Mariarty*! 52 chances flawlessly. 339, VI Chapman 135-335, Kay trouble after taking a 17-6 first (75) country, but that's not their only umph over Syracuse, Loyola of Chi­ Musial made only one error hind the kick, but the ball went Amherst, Mass qP)-»-The Univer­ B. F Pts. straight up in the air, came dowm, sity of Massachusetts will face Peretto 145, Fran Crandall 129, Elks— Chris Decl 1.69-399, Carl ir BALLS— Christmas Pockod quarter advantage. Jim Glenney Rutkti* . . j ...... 2 .3-5 7 asset. They have speed and ex­ cago won its fifth straight, 87-85 while handling 169 chances In 103 Alice Beebe. 122. Ruth Mentoah Hunter, 356, Rod Lupacchlno 148- was unstoppable in the first half Glenney ...... 6 1-3 13 perience In the backcourt, led by over Western Michigan, Vlllanova games for a . m average. He alao bounced around-a few times and three new opponents next year as getting all his 13 points, mostly Hvde ...... 1 0-0 2 rolled dead for a two-yard kick. it beefs up its football schedule. 121, Anna Mae White 117, Doris 353, Jim Aceto 350. ★ BAGS— $10.$140 Pinto ...... 8 .3-6 19 5- foot-8 Vinnie Ernst,^ most took No. 6. with a 69-48 decision paced the outfielders in l649 and Grisel 116. or hook shots. Glenney and Frank While the ball was in the air a Tlie 1962 schedule announced to­ 4-4 in valuable player In the NTT last over Fordham, and Navy turned 1964. Frank Robinson of Cincin­ Ladles Inter-Church — Berty ★ CLUBS— BaqiniMrs, Ladits'. Pra M adfb Butkus controlled both boards and Cyr ...... ; ...... s 04) « season, his running mates are Ray Clemspn end ran into Marocco day, lists Dartmouth, Bucknell and back Gettysburg. 60-63. nati and Felipe AIou ot San Fran- West Side M U ^ DouUea — Jil- Kusmlk 118, Irens Albes 117, Alice ■ the smaller Hesulquarters team Moriarty ...... 4 «-7 14 and knocked him down, but no Vermont, which la ream ing to s Fortin ...... 3 (VO 4 Flynn and Bob Sumonl. ,, At tha top of tonight’s light oUoo tied for second at .090. full Yankee Conference schedule more KeUh 147, Mai' Morley 122, Pontlcelll 115. ★ PUTTHIS— $A-$15. never threatened. HOT POTATO — Tom Up front, 6-10 Jim Ha(biot and schedule are Colgate at Lafayette, penality was called. Totals ...... » 1M4 7B I yelled.to the officlcal, "How for the first tlirie since 1957. Ruth Ostrander 117, 9 Everyone took a hand in the Hesdseerters C.. (M) Meschery • looks for a 6- 11 John Thompson ars theClemson big at Florida State, Bowling Moriarty scoring. Dan Pinto was THREE IN A ROW about a penalty for roughing the Uorran ...... 3 1-3 R tekmmate to pass off as guns on a Una that Is W lpr than green at kQchlgan, Tulsa at Ar- kicker?” The referee, who had TWO-WAY MEN Parkade Early Blrda — Bobble 235-682, Steve OssaUne 208-207— high with 19, Jim Moriarty had 14 MAlAUSky ...... a OJI « the starting trio from ais Boston . (Milo University at Wichita, THURS7 and FRI. NIGH'TS 6.10 P.M. Keeney ...... the Warrior is harassed been watching the high flight of Robinson 200-204—571. 562, John Goiangos 203-558, John 1 and Eddie WojeUc 10. Ken Lowd ... 8 3-3 6 Celtlos, defending National Basket­ North Ttxas at OUahoma City, Grean Bay, WU. — (NEA) — ALL DAY SATURDAY and BY APPOINTMENT Lowd ...... 4 0-2 a by Cylde Lovellette of Paul Homtmg, Green Bay full- the football, yelled back to the Easy Lansing, Mich, — (NEA) Hnrham 557, Joe - McCarthy 200- was the Ouards only consistent Skinner ...... 1 6 ball AsBOOli^tlon champions, Georga Osntsnary at Riea, Danvar at aidriine, "CJoach, I couldn’t call a —^Wayne fV>ntes, Cart Oiaron and perfonner winding up with eight FellettI ...... 1 3-4 4 the St. Louis Qawks in Zaludd^ Tom N ^ n and Jim Btons Creighton, Idaho ait Genaaga and Is headed for hls^ third a tiig h t National FootbaU Loague penalty. He ain’t no kicker.” (teorge Aaar, football stats, let- 1 pointa and numerous rebound#. Totals ...... U "iTi* M Philadelphia ensragement. add mora sooring threats. ties Aagelsa State at Utah. I aouldn’t deny that. tersd la MieNfaa Stete twaoball. 1 I. 1 1 . ■ ■■ \

MAjiCHEfetxnat SVENING HERALD/ MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1981

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 " ( ,Aatomol>II«> for Sais 4 I H E R B OU GH t A b e A L A W B Y P A G A L Y And SHORTEN Help Warned— Male SI Articles For Salt 48 PAGE TWBNTY-SEVIM: I960 VOLKBWAOBN, black, radio. Household Goods 51 RACCOON coat, tports atyla. with ApartuiMito— Flat»— Ho iu m For Sale .72 Houses for Sale sxcoUent oonditioo. kCarlboro^h, MR. ALBERT PROVES TO Wanted— Real Eatate 77 AX S-9487( . collar, excellent condition, ms. Tenem enta 63 X HMt TO OCT UP AT 5A.M. TO OCT /•MOAVArTHC ACCOUNTANT YOU THERE IS A MANCHESTER — 4 room ranch MANCHESTER—$24,500 6 room THAT TNAtH TO MOlHCCft! fUT Gold oriental design rug, Ithcis ASK US about our cash offar for Guterma Paid OFFICI'MIITMO Expanding paper manufacturer $66; 9x16 gold rug. $86, never ‘ ’’SANTA CLAUS” FIVE ROOM, second floor, apart­ With attached garage. In excellent ranch, Rockledge. IVi baths, bbllt- your property. No red tape. Hon­ 'lOU c m 1(4 880 AHO CLCEPf X ment, West Side. Stove, -refrigera- . condition, in choice residential FORD cpnvsrUhis, 676. good AUcw eufHr,>i has opening for man with general used. Call BU 9-6955------■JUST PAY MONTHLY! In stove and oven, 2 fireplaces, 2- est value. H. J. Bradley, Ml 8-7379. HMB ATAM OOMMOPORME.* y ; 1, 3, or 3 YEARS to PAY f*i™l*hed. Adults preferred. area, selling for $21,900. Call the car garage, condition like new. oondtUon. MI 9-4000 an«r 6:60. P.7 accounting drainingtraining and ejmrience. MI 3-6129. Gambling Debt ADVERTISING rVEYARBM CAAB Some lyplng necessary1^.. 1 ^ MwnCellentBxi HUNITNO aimmunlUon in—n Wln- MONTHLY PAYMENTS R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-5246 Bar- Call the R. F. Dimock Co., MI HELP! DUE to many recent sales, $18.83 )jara Woods, MI 9-7702. Johanna 9-524B. Barbara W6ods, MI 9-7702, E V B im H iN a f opporirtunitylo IclpaieL_,______In varied FIRST FLOOR, S' room fliit,' In our listings are low. Buyers are 1949 STUDEBAKER, halt ton ptek- 8 COMPLETE Evans, MI 9-5658 Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. waiting for all types of property. aPLCA«AttTPKAM9 Salesmen Wanted 36-A Big variety to choose from. Mrs. WESTINGHOUSE T V ' heat, hot water, parking, children with trees and stone wall. Owner To Forget Tax ENGUSH FORD 1956, low mileage, 16 or over. Te], MI 3-2068 ranch In Manchester:h( Green, at­ Sach.s A Co., investigated exchange I tar saly ONB taworrscft or staitteS E\/ERyTHlH<>)emH Elliott. Tel. MI 8-7882. WASHING m a c h in e ' transfer necessitates Immediate activities. The investigations began good tires, etc. Needs some work. MEN OR WOMEN. Start the year sale. tached garage; ■ ceramic bath. ; sad ttMB sUy to Hm sstoat sr m Economical second car. MI 9-1301 W m DE LUXE RANGE "Go immediately to Jail’’ is after the SEX! last May expelled th* CAREOF.SHESAfS.' off right. Sell Rawlelgh Products ODliiS A ENDS SHOPPE, 21 Menu THREE-ROOM heated apartment, Beechler-Smith, Realtors MI wftMi As sot lesBM tks vatae sf Take your choice of any of these 9-8952, MI 3-6969 mor? than a penalty in a chil­ father and son specialist tea'm of tr^stotofsto In East Hartford or Manchester. St."■ 8-day■ " pre-Christmas stie. Old stove and refrigerator furnished, English Chelsea tea set, wa§ $75, appyancee In addition to bedroom, for middle-age couple. MI 3-7894. 3ELFI0RE AGENCY dren's game, some 55 delin­ Gerard A. Re and Gerard F. Re Year around steady work. Many llrtng room, dinette, rugs, lamps, NEW TWO-FAMILY house for sale from the exchange for alleged Trailers— MobDe Homes 6 -A earn $3.60 per hour from start now $60; 2 antique black walnut quent taxpayers are finding tables, linoleums, dishes and other THREE ROOM apartment, Includ- MI 3-5121 4-4, located wi Hilliard St, $20,500 out. It's the alternative to trading irregularities. investigate Part-time considered. Write Raw chairs, were $15 each, now $12 Items. Ml 3-2573. ' the smart modern Ing heat, hot water, gas for cook- paying the I960 motor vehicle I.«vy declined to comment on th* D ial M l 3 -2 7 1 1 and eccmomlca] way of relaxed leigh, Dept. CNL-20-1108, Albany, each; Early American crystal EVERYTHING N. Y. ' knobvare plates, were $7 ea., now Ing, Electric refrigerator and ROLLING PARK—4 room expand­ taxes, plus expenses. Journal story. living. New and used three and ONLY $398 stove furnished. Call MI 9-7787 be­ able Cape, garage, fireplace, hot Sp l it LEVEIj—This beautiful 6)4 four room available. Low down $5 each; old violin, Was $36, now tween 5-7 p.m. room home with breezeway and The warrant.s being issued Some exchange membere oppoaed $25. Many other Interesting Items,' Pricb Includes Delivery Set Up water heat, $13,900. Call ownrr, by the office of Paul Cervini, to McCormick also reportedly had payment. Bank financing. Vernon Service. Guarantee Immediate De­ MI 4-1139. 2-car garage is located on a nice­ Mobile Home Court and Sales. MI Help Wanted— Open Thursday 10-9, Friday 10-8, DUPLEX—5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, ly landscaped one-half acre lot. collector of revenue, are body claimed his administration failed to Saturday 10-5. livery Or Free Storage Until warranU. That is. the con­ enforce the exchange rules atrtet- 4-8120, DOMMB/MMUg, Male or Female 87 Needed, heated, with garage, central, ^ 2 5 OAKWOOD RD.—5%-room ranch, With its distinctive styling and 1 veanamAKa, many unusual features, it makes stable serving the warrant ly enough. FOR THE FIRST D N E ANYWHERE CHILD’S TRACTOR and girl’s' SO” monthly. Adults preferred. MI excellent condition, large living 1968 PACEMAKER, 46x8’, 9 bed » IML litCUlM w m sm u m a iM PART OR FULL-tlme sales mana Phone for appointment 3-0393. room with fireplace, 8 bedrooms, home for comfortable family either collects the money, or "But. " the Journal said,” Mr. Mc­ rooms, front kitchen, excellent ger. Leading cosmetic company bicycle, almost new Call t MI SAMUEL ALBERT Htfd. CH 7-0358 living and entertaining. For addi­ Cormick had not been involved per­ 9-0450. plastered walls, forced hot water he drives the delinquent im­ A lU IO U R WANT AD ANSWERIND condlUon, 62,995. -Lot 14, Valley has openings In Willlngton, -Mans SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT FTVE ROOM apartment near heat, one car garage, Bowers tional information or appointment mediately to the Hartford sonally in any of the alleged trad­ Trailer Park. Route 82, Mansfield, flrtd and Rockville. For area If you have no means of trans­ schools and stores. Call after 6 School district. $18,900, Phllbrick rail McCarthy Enterprises. MI County jail. ing violations, and up to laat w*6k. or Sgt. Douglas, CH 6-7461. BooMhoki Semeai managers we offer expense allow­ portation, I’ll send my auto for p.m. MI 9-9597 Agency, Ml 9-8464, 9-5391, John V. Panciera MI j those seeking hi.s removal seemed Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Boats and Accessorfes 46 Everyone so far has chosen SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS ance, overwrite and bonus. Sales you. No obligation. . 9-1898, to pay, said Collector Cervini. ; to lack .sufficient ammunition to Offered IS-A experience required. Wonderful ROCKVILLE—5 room apartment, $13,900—4 BEDROOM Colonial, ' induce him to resign." PAINTING AND papethanglng. WOMAN PART or full-time. Dsg- 12 FOOT aemi-vee aluminum fish­ second floor, parking provided The 55 warrants issued so Waat tatanaatkai aa aas a> oar - « Auto DrtTlnr School 7-A Good clean ______.. ______OTiportunlty for aggressive person wall-wall carpet, knotty pine Tlin Guterma-gsmbling debt ■r Mo RADIO-TV' REPAIRS all workmanship at rea- ett A Ramsdell now has openings Call TR 6-8715 ing boat. reg. $199—now $169. A—L—B—E—R_T—’S Call TR 6-6373. far are just the delinquents answer at the tolepboas B st^ r Btanidy sail Cars, pbcoogr^ih^ changers. sonabla ratea. 80 yeara In Man' 4S-4B ALLYN ST., HARTFORD kitchen cabinets, formica count­ charges "were spelled out to th* PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. S1 the Rockville and Mansfield Sears, RMbuck A Co., Manchester ers, aluminum storms, central. WINTER whose last names begin with Henest, economical. Guaranteed 90 cheater. Raymond Flake. MI area for women to demonstrate Shopping Parkade, MI 8-1581. Open Mon., Thru Fri. till 8 A, B, C or D. full board of governors at a epe- Ages 16 to 60. Driving and «»«— 9-9287. Carlton W Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. cial meeting Monday." the paper MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE room. ’Three instructors. No wait­ days. Famoua for aervlca for 80 our complete line of cosmetics and Doifs— Birds— Pets 41' FOUR ROOM one-half duplex oil How many more there will years. Phan# Ml 9-4687. Potter- heat. MI 9-5476. WONDERLAND said and "It was at that time that ing. Mancheater Driving Acade­ EXTERIOR and Interior painting undergarinents. 626-$80 (commis TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, plua 2’ j Story be, Cervini doesn’t know. M l 9-0500 my. PI 2-7249. ton's. Sion), weekly for two hours per COCKER puppies, AKC registered, Diamonds— Watchi 80” GAS STOVE, almost new. Call building, on lot 100x200, centrally The unpaid taxes are those Mr McCormick resigned." Paperbanging. WaUpaper hooka day. Call TR 5-8716. excellent temperament. All red between 4-6. MI 9-0672. SIX 31^-4^ apartments In Coven­ OF The Journal said the Levy com­ sad leaes year BMseags. TooTI hear tram oar adiisHaii u Jig WEAVING of Burna, moth holes Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. Jewelry 48 try, lake privileges, $55-$85 a locatied. Steam heat ga.a furnace. ■due on the October 1960 grand ' MORTLOCK'S Driving School—Of­ or buff, $35. MI 4-1310. For information call Ml 9-1919 be­ list. The final date for pay­ mittee last week began looking In­ time without spending all srealag at t h e ------and tom clothing, hoaleiy runs, Floors. Good clean workmanamp. SIX CHESTS of drawers, knee-hole month, furnished and unfurnished. to the charges linking McCormick fice, 443 Main St.. Mancheater. COUNTER HELP, exjMrienced, 2-9 tween 5-7 p.m. ment was Dec. 1. * handbags r e p a id Uppar re­ FuUy insured. Reasonable ratea. p.m. Apply Home Maid Bakery, NOW IS THE time to get that pet desk, 2 china display cabinets 6 PI 2-8571 or PI 2-6701 or Box 188 HOME VALUES with Guterma and the alleged •UeanilM correctly **May Save Leo PeUetler. MI 9-6826 or MI Besides the tax Itself, the Tour U fe." Driver edueattan placements, umbrellas repaired, 699 Main St. you’ve wanted. We have some commodes, oak office desk, pine Manchester. CAMBRIDGE ST.—2-famiIy house gambling debt, not kno'wdng that men’s shirt collars reversed and 9-8082. chests, maple dining room' set, Do you want to own a home? delinquent must pay two dol­ claaaea. Member, Connecticut Pro- beautiful buff cockers, AKC regis­ vatkvweti oavuiuay, AAiurvoay 5-5 room fiats, new boilers, copper the SEC also had been Investigat­ Lust and Found feaslonal Driving School Assn. Ml replaced. Marlow’s Uttle Mend­ COMPANION and housekeeper with tered. A amall deposit will hold maple bed, antique ice cream FIV’E ROOM apartment, heat, hot Well, now is the time to buy. lars for the town's expense ing the same charges. Automobiles for Ss|» 4 PAINTING, papering, floor sand­ evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. water, $115 monthly. MI 3-2342, plumbing, 2-car garage, handy lo­ 9-7898. ing Shop. driver’s license for lady. Nice any one until Christmas. We will chairs and table, pine cobbler's cation, $21,900. Philbriok Agency, Prlce.s are down: mortgages are In making out the w a r r a n t, The allegation was, the Journal ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles. bench, antique cherry desk, maple 9*5 available; selection is excellent. FOUND—Tan mongrel horind pup­ OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ MI 9-0726. home near center of town MI also board your dog while you are MI 9-8464, plus five dollars for the con­ said, that McCormick allowed Out- py, male. Call Andover Dog War­ cials, fixit yotiraelf oars, always LARSON’S Connectlcut’a first li­ 9-3782. away on a trip. MI 3-5427. Har­ dropleaf table, spinning wheel All stylcR of homes available. Call stable's fee, plus mileage ex­ Fuel and Feed 49-A SIX IjARGE rooms, sunporch mod­ the Jarvi.i| office, today, for com­ erma, who l.s now serving a four den, PI 2-7800. s good selection. Look behind our censed driving school trained — Building-Contracting 14 mony Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, very complete set of HO gauge SEVEN ROOM split, I 'i baths, penses for the constable. .vear, 11 month prison term, to CEILINGS, wallpapering, refinish- COUNTER QIRLB wanted for new electric trains, marble top fumi em kitchen, garage, central] West plete real estate aervice. office. Douglas Motors. 833 Main. Certified and approved is now of­ ^ floors. Clean workmanship. Bolton. FIREPLACD and furnace wood de­ Side Realty, JiU 9-4342, MI 8-6710. built-ins, fireplace, recreation pay the debt McCormick had run LOST—Black and white spotted fering classroom and behind ADDITIONS,,recreation rooms, re­ Mister Donut Shop located In Wll- ture, 2 music boxes, odd tables room, cellar, garage, city utilities, A smiling Charles A. Banks drinks his orange Juice and watches beagle, male. License No. 3904, modeling all types of carpentry. Free estimates. No Job too smalaU. llmantic, Conn., 7 p.m to mid­ livered, $20 per cord. Fieldstone up at a Havana casino while they wheel Instruction lor teenagers. John Verfallle, MI 9-5750. GUARANTEED singing canaries and cow manure; trucking. Max chairs and bric-a-brac Tel MI SIX ROOM duplex, centrally locat­ sacrifice, price reduced. Carlton hi.s wife, a Red Cro.s.s gray lady, check off on his card the .second were visiting the Cuban eoBital vicinity Horton Rd. MI 9-2071. FOR SALE—1957 Ford Convertible, Ml 9-6075. Nelson Higgins. MI 4-1700. night, midnight to 7 a.m. shifts for a cheerful Christmas. Also 3-7449. W Hutchins, Ml 9-5132, JARVIS Businessmen Told pint toward his sixth gallon of blood. (Herald photo by Pintoi. now available. Contact Mister Rankl. Columbia, ACademy 8-9328 ed. heat and hot water included, in 19,’56. very clean. Call MI 3-8396. parakeets, puppies, hamsters. after 4 p.m. reasonable rent, MI 9-0163 LOST—My favorite pal. Gray Ger­ Donut. 1325 Main St., Wllllmantlc. Cages and all accessories In stock. 17" G.E. PORTABLE TV UHF CUSTOM BUn.,T 6 room Ranch, United Fund Idea Guterma was convlctad In Jan­ man Welmaraner, female, vl- Florists— Nurseries 15 Electrical Services 22 Have a living picture at home with tuner, very good operating condi­ large living room ivith fireplace, REALTY CO. uary 1960 on charges of oonopiracy cinlty Camp Johnson, Bolton,' Re­ Motorcycles—Bic3ri;lea 11 WOMEN for tobacco warehouse, SEASONED fireplace wood, trucks tion. MI 3-1735, and willfully falling to file required I FREE ES^TMATES—Prompt serv­ an aquarium filled with beautiful and station wagon loads or de­ b'nrnished Apartments 63-A formal dining room, family size Realtors Insurers Appraisers The United Fund of Mancheater, ward. Call MI 3-2375. DECEMBER IDEAL XMAS GIFTS—A wide as­ COLORFUL cemetery baskets, experienced, or will train. Apply kitchen. 2 l^drooms, I ’i baths, financial reports wdth the SEC ice on all types of electrical wir­ tropical fish. Lay awav orders livered. Also, hydraulic truck 283 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 a non-profit organization founded sortment of new and used bi­ $2.49 each; also, cyclaunen plants, at once Conn. State Employment being accepted now. hlancheater COVENTRY—Three large rooms, recreation room with fireplace, Blood Quota Topped, when he headed F. L. Jacob* Co., LOST—Large male cat, gray and African violets, and foliage plants. ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson Service, 806 Main St., Mancheater. Jack. Ml 9-1353. KENMORE wringer type washer, this; year to consolidate some of Detroit auto parts maker and hold­ white, cotton flea collar, vicinity SALE cycles. service all makes. 257 Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml Pet Center, 995 Main St. heated. Ideal for working couple, enclosed breezeway, attached ga­ A BUY the 17 or 18 fund drives here, last Spruce St. The Bike Shop Carnation cut flowers. Open 7 good condition, $35. Mj 9-6658. $75 monthly. PI 2-8646 after 4 p.m. rage, landscaped yard 91x194. ing company. School and Eldridge Sts., Nov. days a week, 433 N. Main St., 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7876 WANTED—Woman for light house­ Just listed—this 4 room house, night w'ss explained. In Its purpose At the time of tha alleged FEMALE BEAGLE, one year 10 Garden— Farm-— Dairy Marion E, Robertson, Broker kU 26. Please call MI 9-7322. greenhouse and residence. work one day a week, off E. Cen­ months old, not spayed has TWO ROOM furnished apartment 8-5953. extra large kitchen, tile bath, large to the community, before some 25 158 Give at Hospital Havana trip with McCormick, h* SCRANTON ter St. MI 9-1086 after 5 p.m. Products BO Musical Instrumenta S3 porch, 1 car garage, excellent loca­ prominent members of Manches­ LOST—Little girl’s doU, dressed In Businen ServlcM Offered IS Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 81 papers, $40. MI 8-2650. one block from Main St Call MI also was chairman of Bon Ami Ob. 9-6746. SPIJT LEVEL—For those accus­ tion. Selling for $11,700. ter's business world. and chairman of United Dye A blue, in Laundromat on Maple St. LAWN MOWERS sharpened Rmflng—hiding 16 POODLE, female, black, minia­ BALDWIN, MACS, Dellcloug apples 25 UPRIGHT and grand pianos. R. F. DIMOCK CO. After a dinner at thatManchester CSilld heartbroken. Call MEdford MOTORS BURIED IN BILLB? A good mort­ Help Wanted— Male 36 tomed to the finer things all one Maybe it wa.s the Chri.stmas spirit that brought 158 pints Chemical Corp., which later be­ repaired sales and service, pick gage to consolidate debts will Im­ ture, AKC registered, pedigreed, at the farm. 529 West Center St. There's lots of life left In your old FOUR ROOM furnished apartment could demand ha.s been included in MI 9-5245 Country Club, United Fund Presi­ came Chemoil Industries, live. 8-7805. K. A. DION INC. Roofing, aiding, MI 3-8116. piano. Make it smaller by restyl­ of blood, .six above the montlily quota, to the Red Cross hlood- ROCKVILLE 1)^ and delivery. Complete line of prove your credit situation and re­ SALES AND management trainee t ^ e weeks old, $125. Ideal gift. with garage: also, two room fur­ thl.s lovely 8’ i room home. The Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 dent James M. Higgins explained loro riders, reels, and rotaries, painting Carpentry, itera tio n s MI 3-0644, MT 9-9713. ing. Outside refinished in natural nished apartment. Call TR 5-8274 -style i.s condusive to those who en­ Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 the United Fund idea and how it niobile .vesterday, or maybe it was that others, like veteran Special — See thlg one___ and additions. Celling^. Workman­ quires payments of only $22.25 —married man Interested In sales HAND PICKED MACS $1.25 • g ^ e n and lawn supplies. L A M per month for each $1000 you bor­ wood colors. Or change color of or TR 5-1447. joy split level living at its best. can help Manchester agencies who donor Charles A. Ranks, “ saw the need of it.” Feraonalt IMl Plymouth Fury Convertible, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St career with large national con­ AKC COCKER PUPS, blonde, basket. Bring your own container. wood completely, or cover whole COVENTRY—Stucco 5 room ranch. like new In Its gorgeous Equipment Corporation. Route 88. MI 3-4860. row. Frank Burke at Connecticut cern. Excellent Income while we On beautifully landscaped spa­ supply essential services to the But anyway, the unit reached its*> Vernon. Conn. TO 6-7609. male. Inoculated. Win hold till Hours 3 till dark. Bottl's, 260 Bush piano in everla.sting formicas, cious lot, 2-car garage, 4 bath­ Spacious living room, huge fire­ town, quota for the first time since Aug, Teachers Get ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, color, fully equipped and Mortgage Investment Exchange. thoroughly train you. Opportunity Christmas. Phone MT 3-7163, Hill Rd. Bu.sinexa Locations Ion were William Schaller, Mrs BIDWBLL ROME Improvement IS Lewis Street, Hartford CH (wood grains or solid colors), or rooms. Priced in the high 50s. place., Expan.sive kitchen with "We need advice and help from 23, and Mrs. Myron A, Boglisch, bonded representative, Alfred only ...... $2,495 CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. for advancement. Write Box HJ. Thursday or Friday, S-9 p.m. have piano beautifully antiqued G.E, built-ins. 3 bedrooms. Built Marcelle, Martens, Mrs. Dori.s B, 1961 Cadillac convertible Company—all types of siding and 6-8897 days, JA 9-5553 evenings. Herald. U.S. No. 1 GREEN Mountain po­ For Rent 64 Philbrick Agenev, Ml 9-8484. businessmen to make the United blood program chairman, says, AmeU, 906 Henry St. Tel. Ml Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-75S8 (dozens of shader). If you choose with easy maintenance in mind. Fund of Manchester a success," "Aren't people wonderful!" Shearer, Kenneth Warrender, Ed­ Credit Raises 3-0450. 1960 Oldsmoblle Super 88 converti­ between 1:80-4:80 or any time roofing. Aluminum clapboards a tatoes. Mealy, baked or boiled. ward Wilko.s, Raymond Boudreau SECOND MORTGAGE money—We STRONG, HEALTHY man needed, antiquing, we'll give you the old STORE near Main 8t. at 26 Birch WEST SIDE—19!50 American Co­ House on 2 acre plot with addition, Higgins told the group. ble Saturday or Sunday. specialty. Unexcelled workman­ SILVER FEMALE miniature poo­ The kind all like to eat — not St. 2,009 sq, ft., parking Apply The donor.s by appointment and and Frederick Burr. ship. MI 9-6496. can supply any amount of money willing to work 0 hours day, above piano legs made into beautiful an­ lonial, 13x23 llrtng room, pine al 16 acres negotiable $16,900. During a question and ajiswer walk-in donors gave blood during a Upon recommendation of tha PERMANENT removal of unwant­ 1959 Continental Mark IV converti­ dle, 7 months. MI 9-6202. mushy. Delivered to your door. tique lamps (worth $25-$35 each). Marlow’s. 887 Main, recreation room, bar. Immaculate Eighteen karat value. Call Mr. ed hair. Miss Blanche Mason, 540 ble ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An- for mortgagee Terms to fit your a^rage earnings. We train. Call Call Hathaway. MI 9-e'438, period the group discussed ideas on scheduled bloodmobile visit to the One donor, giving blood for the school board's credit evaluation , .------1 needs. Construction mortgages CH 2-1406 for interview appoint­ You won't find them on the mar­ condition, onlv $17,900 Carlton W. Art Foraker, Ml 9-7748, Ml 9-5.306. how to get the fund off the ground Manchester Memorial Hospital. first time in Manchester, won a Vernon St., Manchester Conn; By 1960 Cadillac model 62, 4 door tlques included. Work guaranteed. ket. See and hear pianos at EXCELLENT STORE for any busi­ Hutchins MI 9-5132 Barrows A Wallace Co., 55 E, Cen­ 12-pound turkey donated bv the committee, eight teachers wlU re­ appointment. Phone ku 9-9020 1961 Pontiac Catalina Vista MI 9-1962 R oofin g and C him nevs 16-A available. J. D. Realty 470 ment. Articles For Sale 45 without the help of the Greater Among them was Charles A. — • ' Main St., MI 8-5129. Meyers Plano, 91 Center St.. Maii- ness or office, apartment uiclud- ter St.. Manchester MI 9-5306. Pinehurst Grocery for holding the ceive higher salaries as a result 1960 Oldsmoblle Super 88 4 door POTATOES, winter keeping U.S ed, 476 Main St. Ml 9-.’i229 . 9-6. FRONT TO bark split level, 8 bed­ Hartford Community Chest Fund Banks 240 Green Rd., who gave WANTED—Ride from Plantland, Holiday COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Ra- ROOFTNO — Specialising repairing HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or No. 1, 50 lbs. $1. 336 Hillstown Rd. che.sler. Open weekdays 4-10 p.m. group, which has voiced dLsapprov- lucky number in a drawing. He is of additional training they have roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ All day Saturday.s. All pianos and rooms, two full tile bath.s, largo BOLTON 5 room ranch, 3 bed­ the second pint in his sixth gallon. Robert Muldoon, 152 Eldridge St. received. Buckland to Asylum St., Hartford 1961 F85 Oldsmoblle Station wagon pairs all makes refrigerators, Credit and froze', 30c doz. H. Pasquallnt. 248 al of giving monies into the Man­ Be.side.s Banks, donors who hours 8;15-4:30. MI 4-0293 freezers, washing machines, dry­ ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Brolness Opportnnities 32 Aver/ Street. Wapplng work can be bank financed. pMeled family room, convenient rooms, living room and kitchen, Other donor.s, who gave by ap­ 1959 Oldsmoblle 98 Holiday sedan Honses For Rent 6.') kitchen plus enrlo.sed rear patio, attached breezeway and 1-car ga­ chester Combined fund. Payroll reached gallon marks included The hoard of education voted ers ranges, oil and gas buniers. paired. Alumlnpm aiding, so Household Goods 51 deduction was brought up aa a pointment. were as follows: unanimously laat night to set the 4 WANTED RIDE for two from vi­ 1959 Buick Electra 4-door hardtop years’ experience. Free estimates I SMALXi RESTAURANT, centrally GUITARS. Used guitars for .sale, attached garage. Befchlcr-Smith. rage, wooded lot. convenient lo­ Mrs. Veronica Irvine, George L. 1957 .Ford, 2-door V-8 ranch wagon MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. TORO SNOW blower at new low ROCKVILLE - - Now available 5 possible way of gaining monies dur­ Legier, Donald Frankland and Paul E. Erickson, Mrs. Marjorie, eight on a higher pay scale, baaed cinity Rockledge to Travelers, Call Howley, MI 3-6861, MI 8-0763. located In Manchester low over­ Collection Man price, $189.95, power handle excellent condition, reasonable Realtor.^, Ml 9-8952 MI 3-6969 cation. Offered for only $13,500. 1957 Dodge Royal V-8 sports coupe head, reasonably priced. Injury MOHAWK 9x12 green wool rug 2- room ranch, ideal location, $115. ing a drive. John Hyde, each three gallons, Field, Milton Camilleri. 'Mrs. Ei-1 o" their new training. 8-4:80. Call MI 9-5872. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired model. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. pleoe gray Lawson living room prices, MT 9-78.35, Tel. MI 9-7319. U A R Realty Co., MI '3-2692, R. leen Fee, Mrs, Carol Malkenson, 1957 Oldsmoblle 88, 2-door hardtop forces Bale. Call MI 9-8278. Opportunity to grow with nation­ D. Murdock MT 3-6-!72. I^Mrlher meetings with business­ Norman A. Boulais. Edgar Coug- The increased pay scale is retro­ from the shop. Can take care of act, all In good condition. MI men are planned, Atty. Higgins Henry Bruneau. George Hubbard, Many others, see us now a t.... all your upholstering needs at HeattaiK and P lom bing 17 al finance company. Some previous SNOW BLOWERS - From $79.95 MARTIN TENOR sa.\ophone, excel­ lin, Mrs. Rollahd Wood, Dougla.s active to September 1961. E 3-6466. Your quality dealer BE YOUR OWN BOSS lent condition, $160. Call MI 3-4273 BOLTON $12,900- 2 BEDROOM ranch, said today, in order to firm up a Hayes and G. N. Cole, each two. Mrs. Edna McCabe, John H. Automobiles for Sale 4 great savings. Call CH 2-2378. lik in g Or finance experience de­ and up. Parts and service Capi­ Suburban For Rent 66 Sleeves, Mrs. Olga Anderson. The teachers are Mrs. Mabel PLUMBING AND heating — ra- sirable. Merit increases and vari­ tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St. after 8 P m. Modern immaculate split-level on closed porch, patio, cellar, plan for a fund drive here, he said. Boo.sting their total to one 'gal- Adamson of Illing Junior klrh modellng Installatiana repalra. High Income Sunoco Service Sta­ high, dry 130x130 wooded lot, plas­ irage, sewers, bus,' Carlt(>n Also, Dr, John T. Barry. John F. NEEID A CAR and hid your credit SHARPE3NING Service — Saws, ous employe benefits Contact Mr Hours 7-5 dally, 7-9 Thursday 7-4 TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar* COLCHESTER, Norwich Rd., Rt. School, Ulrich Eschholz and Mrs. SCRANTON knives, axes, shears, skates, All work guaranteed, 25 yearii ex­ tion for lease In growing Rockville Berard at BU 9-3461. Saturday. EVER'YTRiNG for the musician, 2, one 4’z room brand new apart­ tered walls, fireplace, garage, full Hutchins, MI 9-5132, Maloney, Carl Lombardo, Bion turned down? Short on down pay- low s, 867 Main. Call MI &-5221. student and teacher. Eastern Con­ Tupper, Joseph Jassie, George Florence Levine, both of Manches­ mantT Bankrupt? Repoaaeaalon? rotary blades Quick sendee Capi­ perience. 24-hour service Call Small Investment and a desire to ment, first floor, $80 monthly. basement, priced at a realistic ter High School, who each have tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St., Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-474P. make above average Income Is all TOINS AND coin supplies. Give an necticut’s oldest, largest and only $15,900. for immediate sale and oc­ MANCHESTER -N ew 5'i. room Speech Teachers Ask to Quit^ Gallschneider, William McKenzie, .Don’t give up! See Honest Doug- MOTORS b a s e k it c h e n cabinets, Youngs- Available fOp Immediate occupan­ ranch on wooded half acre lot, big earned 30 hours of credit above a Manchester. Hours dally 7-5, that Is needed to become your own MEAT CUTTER wanted. Excellent Investment with a profit oppor­ towm steel, approximately 15 feet, complete music store. Ward Mii.sic cy. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129 cupancy. Leo Hogan, Norman Klotcr, Rol- laa, get the low down on the lowest INC. boss. working conditions and fringe Co., 99 Summer. Open evenings. family kitchen, full basement, land Wood, George Daniels. bachelor’s degree. down and smallest payments any­ Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI tunity. Come In and browse sink Included, good condition Call . Also, Joseph Buckey and W il­ 166 Union St. Rockville 8-7958. Radlo-TT Repair benefits. Popular Food Markets, around. Connecticut Coin A Stamp BELFIORE AGENCY built-ins, and garage. Schwartz School Board to Investigate Also, Mrs. Lillian Warner, Wil­ where. Not a amall loan or finance weekdays MI 9-5043. liam Vaders, both of Manchester MI 8-0216 TO 5-2521 S e r v im 18 Meat Dept., E. Middle Tpke located at the Manchester Pet Ru.TANKS and used furniture, china glass, MI 9-5853, Mrs. Alice Perkins and Mrs. For Dec. 26 Coffin. Edward P. Collman. ing, walls washed, odd Jobs. Handy part-time ahlft for mothers with Houses For ‘^ale 72 Bonnie Kenyon had asked to be 1946 CHEVROLET pickup; 1954 Man Service. Phone MI 8-8948. TOOL DESIGN CHECKER HO TRAIN SET, two engines, ten AND silver, picture frames and old Also, David G. Bower.s, Warren Buick for sale. Both in good con­ TELEVISION antennas and rotor small children going to school, 9 cars, track and accesaories, $50. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, fire- WARREN E. HOWLAND VERNON—Just complet#d. 6 room relieved of their duties on Dec. 22. F- I-/eForl, .lulius L. Randazzo, Hospital Notes a.m.-3 p.m. Ej^erience preferred. A special meeting of the board Vernon F. Niles, Kenneth L. Wil­ Blouse Trio dition. Reasonable ^ fer accepted. SAVE A BUCK at Manchester systems Installed and ' repaired. Experienced only, overtime MI 9-3114 after 5 jp.m. i PLU6GED SEWERS collections, attic contents or whole olace, aluminum •atorm windows, ranch, 3 large bedrooms, formal Supt. of Schools William H. of directors has been cslled for the MI 9-6658. » Welding Service, MI 9-1658, MI Serving Manchester and sur­ Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard schedul■ ufe estates. Furniture Repair Service large lot, cellar. Carlton W REALTOR dining room, modern kitchfn with Curtis said the two, who each son. Robert J. Suhr, Mrs. Merle St., Manchester. day after Cliristnias to consider ap­ Flavell. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 pan. 9-8782. Have It welded, repaired, rounding areas. Modern TV Serv­ Machine Gljeaned Talcottvllle, Conn Tel MI S-7449 Hutchins.utc Ml 9-5182. built-ins, wooded lot, neap new handle about 100 children with propriating an additional $.5,000 for for all areas, except maternity, sharpened. Guaranteed. ice. 405 Center St., MI 8-2205. MANCHESTER TOOL & .575 Main St. MI 3-1108 Vernon School, selling for $17,900. Also. Earl Bissell, Thomas M. machine operators, night ^ p tlo Tanka, DrjrWena, Sewer EXTRA SPENDING money for speech problems, have indicated the storm drain installation in W. where they are ’ to 4:80 and 6:89 DESIGN A REAL GOOD PRICE! WALKER STOEET—8 room Cape, Call the R. F. Dimock Co., MI an "inability to cope with the Carpenter, John Cronin. James to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where Quick-Trim Ginghams! RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make. shift, 6-10 p.m, Bxpsrience pre- Lines Installed—Cellar Watw- Christmas by selling your part or screened porch, fireplace 1-car MANCHESTER—Our loss, your Middle Tpke, fen-ed. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 130 Hartford Rd. MI 9-6283 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, load of their program. ” and have E. McGovern. James Harvey, they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors RUG SHAMPOOING $7.50, 9x12, free pickup and dellvery'on smali proeflng Done. full collections of coins to Con­ garage, shaded lot. $18 000 P*>ll- gain. A.sking $18,300. Must be sold Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653 The directors appropriated $1.50,- Hilliard St. 1960 FORD GALAXIE become "extremely frustrated " in 000 for the project but the low bids Sherman W. Medlar. John j. are requested not to smoke In pa­ clean right In the home. MI 9-9704. radios, phonogrMhs. Hfours 6-10 STOCK CLERK — Permanent 40 necticut Coin A Stamp, 995 Main briOk Agency. Ml 9-8464 today. Make your offer Vacant—3 Peratto, Robert Graham. p.m. H A S Raiho and TVT St., MT 3-6498. Bring your coins in bedrooms, not development, only their work. submitted on the project amounted tients, room*. No more t iM two MI EXPERIENCED part-time cashier hour week, good opportunity to Green- 4-door, radio, heater, EAST HARTFORD—Excellent six Also, Mrs. Elsie Cone. Mrs, Eliz­ PIANO TUNING and repair aerv- 9-5582. MI 8-1479. McK in n e y b r o s . for appraisal. MANCHESTER—A half block off 8 years old, I^arge ranch, full room Cape Cod. Hot water oil He said a normal load a speech to about $15.5,000. visitors at one time per patient. Apply Popular Market. ,725 Middle learn business, all employe bene­ automatic transmission. basement, plastered walls, hot By altering tlie conr.se of Uie abeth Blodgett, Mrs. Miriam vlce. Free estimates on repairs. Tpke.. East. fits. Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Main Street, 7 room Colonial, heat, fireplace, modern kitchen, teacher la supposed to handle, ac­ Snyder, Vincent Diana, Mrs. Helen Mothproofing and rebuilding. All Sewerage Disposal Co. SMALL USED upright piano baths. 4 room down. 3 liedrooms water oil heat, fireplace, ceramic full tile bath with colored fi.xtures. cording to stale statute. Is about pipe and deleling a couple of parts Patients Today: 208 tal. Call MI 3-1141, Mr. Woodman- MI 4-1498 :80-1.S2 PMirl 8t^M 1 8-5808 Brookes, Eugene Griffen. Iiwin H. work and parts guaranteed. Ken­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 PART-TIME ateady daily house- see for appointment. wAkited. !n good condition, reason­ up. Modern kitchen, 3 porches, bath, disposal, aluminum com­ Quick occupancy. Easily financed] 40 ca.ses. of the project, the public works de­ ADMITTED YEIS’IEKDAT; neth Robinson, MI 3-1365. ------. . able. Call MI 9-4291. well shaded lot, 2-car garage. binations. amesite drive, good partment cut the cost by about Secor, Mrs. Bernadette Schulz. EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ keeper. Own transportation Good Priced to sell. Phone MI 3-6273, In reply to Supt, Curtis' recom­ Also. Pete^ Ratti. Mrs. Howard Mrs. Mary Hogan, 281 Center St.; $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, M housekeeping. Will consider rent­ Brae-Burn Realtv. $4,000, blit the amoiml was still Mrs. Elizabeth Barcomb, RFD 2. CERAMIC TILE setting, bath­ and gentlemen’s clothing. 189 salary, all benefits. Cali MI mendation that the requests be Lappen, Miss Barbara Baker. Mrs. 3-7614. 9-8464. ing. Eacott. owner. Ml 9-7683 granted "with regret," board mem­ $1,000 in excess of the appropria­ Box 126. Mancheater; Mra. Mar­ rooms. kitchens, repair and re­ Woodland St. Call MI 3-2264. A. Room.* Without Board 59 SIX ROOM Cape Cod. 4 room.s fin­ tion. -Marjorie Roach, Mrs. Carl Peter­ lovlne. • SEPTIC TANKS ber Frank Sheldon said he object­ jorie Dyber, 24 Frederick Rd.; modeling. Private and commer­ WAITRESSES WANTED daya Ap- MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, HOLLISTER ST.—5'j room home ished, storm nvlndows, finished The matter is loo important, sen. Dr. Robert Keeney Jr.. Mrs. cial, Free estimates. TR 5-7830. CLEANED and INSTALLED excellent clt-set and storage space, on a professionally landscaped ed to the phrase, because the two Celeste Sheldon. Isaac Snyder. Mrs. Veronica Toconis, Windsor; P^ly in person, Howard Johnaon’s SHLING ROOMS TO rent, all utilities, Scran­ recreation room, shaded lot. Five "are not doing justice to us ” by .said Mayor Harold A. Turkington Harold Puter. 5 Gerard St.; Giag- Restaurant, Tolland Turnpike, off large enclosed porch 2-car ga­ 100x150 lot, 2-car garage, concrete minutes from school, 10 minutes today, to ignore until the next Also, Joseph Clark. Mrs. Joseph Moving— Trucking— • SEW ERS ton Motel. Call Ml 9-0828 after 5. rage, $19,700 Phllbrick Agency, Ml drive, enclosed porch, formal din­ leaving in midyear. Clark, Robert Kilpatrick. N. Al­ gio Belflore, 132 Charter Oak 8t.; Route 15, Manchester. See Mr. from Parkade. Price $13,900 MI Hard to Replace regular meeting of the board Jan. Ronsehold Berviees Storage 20 Ford. MACHINE CLEANED YOUR HOUSE? 9-8464. ing room, living room with fire­ 9-1347 fred Collins, Charles Spratly, Mrs. Amelia Blanchard. 106 Pran- FOR LADY H i rooms, light house­ place, spacious kitchen, full cel­ The superintendent said finding 9. cus Dr.; Jolui J. Annelli, South Offered 13-A When the project was first pro­ Charles Griffen, Jack H. Gibbs, MANCHESTm Moving and Truck­ keeping, one minute walk from 'TWO-FAMILY ranch, 5-4, enclosed lar. Immaculate throughoii' and MANCHESTER — $16,990. Owner replacements for them would be Windsor; Joseph Ne'vue, Hutford; ing Company. Local and long dis­ INSTALMTION Let Us Do It! Main St. MI 9-7959. breezeway, garage, two furnaces, "difficult," even "questionable," at posed. it wa.s divided into two parts Earl Anderson, John Shorroc. FLAT FINISH Holland window fairly- priced. Inspection invited. transferred. Immaculate 5 room Also, Joseph Czwerwinski, Mrs. George Gorra, 24 Elsie Dr.; Fred­ shades made to measure. All tance moving, packing and stor­ SPECIALIST aluminum siding, fireplace, 248’ thia point in the school year. .so that in case it .should prove too erick Sankey, 434 Summit St.; FOR SALE Robert VVolverton Agenev. Ml ranch with large finished rec Paula Arnold, Mrs. Joan Huizer, metal Venetian blinds at a new age. Regular service throughout I frontage, trees, greenhouse, excel­ 3-1914. room, one car gara,ge. aluminum Atty. Harold W'. Garrity, a board expensive, just half of it would be -Mrs. Carol McNally,'-22 Waddell 200 GALLONS OF JACK U P P E R FURNISHED room near bath for lent condition. Only $19,500. Carl­ member and former chairman, said. done. Mark Kristoff, Carl Rivers. Mrs. low price. Keys made while you New England states and Florida. gentleman, parking. 54 High St. combinations. For further infor­ Rd.; Miss Linda Hawkins, 61 M wait. Marlow’s. Ml 8-6563. HIGH GRAOt GLUE Town and Counlry ton W. Hutchins. 'Ml 9-5132. NOT ONE but three two-family mation or appointment to see call "I think there's more behind this However, said Mayor Turking­ Evelyn , Clemenlino. C. K. Neis- Trebbe Dr. AGENCY houses, all on Highland St,, two the R F, Dimock Co.. MI 9-.5245. than comes before the board's ton. Uie directors believe both wender, Herbert Spicer. WASHER . REFRIGERATOR AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- will sell all or In part. FURNISHED rooms, complete light parl.s .should be done. ADMTri'ED TODAY: Chartee DRAINAGE GO. Real Estate—Insurance housekeeping facilities. Centrally each at $14,000, one al $15..500. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, Johan­ knowledge," and moved that the Also, Fred Libby. Mrs. Arthur pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, moving. packing, storage. Low Call G. S. Keith, broker, MI 9-819K "We had hoped the bids would Sniachetti, David O. Carpenter, Heck, 34 Tower Rd.; Mrs. Flsraace Td. Ml 9-6658 8 BISSELL 81’.—MI 9-4506 located. Children accepted, limit­ WHY PAY RENT na Evans, MI 9-5653. requests be tabled until the person­ guaranteed. Phone Ml b-4l6n, Pot- rate on long distance moves to M l f.4143 or MI 9-9125. nel policies committee of the board come in within the appropriation," Joseph Banning, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 108 Grand St.. RoclcvlUe: terton’s, 180 Center 8 t ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Man­ Wheh you can own this sparkling B’ran'k Ehies. Buckland Rd., Wap- 48 states. Personalized service $a chester. 25 AVON ST.—4 room Cape, unfin­ can meet with them. he said, Hamilton, Mrs. Ruth Wright, Mrs. 3-6187, CH 7-1428. new 5*4 room -ranch only 8 minutes MANCHESTER — Immaculate 5 ished up. Steam heat. Good loca­ Atty. Garrity also asked that "I wouldn’t have called the Florence Mozzer, John L. Jeffers, Ping- SAM’S UPHOIJBTERY - Retired from the Center of Manchester? room ranch, spacious living room,, 1 tion. citv water and sewer, lot reasons for the requests be submit­ meeting. " he said, "the day after Mrs. Anne A. Gechas. BIRTHS TODAY: A dau|^tar to from the shop. Caij take care of MANCHESTER Package Delivery. All good >ized rooms, built-in oven large brick fireplace, 2 bedrooms, all your upholstering needs at Light trucking and package dellv- exceptionally nice large room 50x140, $12,500, MI 9-3926 after 5. ted to the board in writing, before Christinas if this weren't absolute­ Walk-in donors included: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Locke, 84F next to bath. 21 Church. Ml 9-4986. and range, ceramic bath, full base­ dining room and kitchen, 1-rar the requests are granted. ly important." Garden Dr. greet savings. Call CB 2-287R. cry. Refrigerators, washers and garage with sundeck, complete Dr. Frank Horton, Ernest Smith AHENTIOH - . - ELUNGTON BUYERS! ment. Oil hot water heat, amesite LARGE WELI. maintained ranch The board voted unanimously to Chester Langtry, deputy direc­ Reed, Mrs. Betty Maiorca, Mrs. stove moving specialty. Folding COMFORTABLE room, kitchen drive. One acre wooded lot. Only city utilities. One block to Blis, with attached garage, in Wapping. DISCHARGED TUESDAY: AN UlfUSUAL bargain! Reuphol­ chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752 follow his motion. tor of public works, said that some Katherine Whitehousc. Mrs. Nel­ Robert C. Knight, 83 Eva Dr. ster 8 piece living room set; sofa privileges, shower, parking, etc. $500 down, complete monthly pay­ convenient to schools. Asking 3 large bedrooms, 13x20’ 4 ft, liv­ The school board -granted a re­ saving might be effected in another ments approximately $98. Full $15,800. U A R Realtv Conipan'.', son Richmond, Mrs, Alfre,i yard* of 35-inch: PUBLIC USE IS AVAILABLE Extension of permission is re­ "weet Uttle 6-room homo built In 1956 Living room ranch, large living room, cabinet The apparent low bidders for lington, Mrs. Ann Wabrek, Rob­ tions for making aprons; graphs tia] business. Very reasonable rent. W e will pay you Realty, 470, Malh Street. Ml 6 room Cape, desirable Bowera of Britain's stalely old mansions, ert MacDonald, Sylvester J. Ben­ St.; Rosalie G. Inkel, 28 Helaia* hlMveleM bloura, 2H yards; with AT THE FOLLOWING quested to have limited repairer 3 storms and k S . ^ uU 3-5129. kitchen, beautifully landscaped BOLTON—First l*ke —waterfront the project are the Jarvis Con­ for embroidery; color chart. LOCATIONS: license. condlUon. Lot 100 x 200 on lot. shown by appointment. School area, soon vacant, immedi­ 5-room cottage which can be some dating back to the 15th Cen­ struction Co. for the portion from son. Rd.; Louis P. Qrasso, 51 Csda? •Itovw, 2 yards. To order, send 25c In coins to:— while we train you. Must be ambitious and wUling to ate sale price, $13,700 Beechler- St.; Mrs. Alice McQoud. 637 W. • To ordsr. sand $5c in coins to:— 1. Harrison Street at Town Ga- Hob-Nob Shoppes, Inc.; 384C H lrt Apostolic Christian Church. f i v e ROOM apartment, second Marlon E. Robertson, Broker, MI easily winterized. Marlon E, Rob- tury, has started to install tur­ Hilliard Pond to Hagedoi'n’s Serv­ Also, Mrs. Leroy Courtright, Carl Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ ra^e WUalde, 4/1 0 mile off Route 83, ohe mile from floor, 13*4 Ford Street, heat and S-59S8. Smlth. Realtors, MI 9-8952 AH ertson. broker. MI 3-5953 bine waterpUmping devices as ice Station, $61,705; and the A. Walter.s. Mrs. Elvin Draghi. Aus­ Middle 'rjike.; Rev. David Crockett. •jto IMwott, T7t* Manchester JBve- ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Middle Turnpike West; Business give good service. If you qualify and want to operate 3-6969. 2. Love Lane Sand Pit Zone m . Variance Is requested to B^kvlU e shopping. Reasonably priced. Please caU for appoint- hot water. Tel. Ml 3-4751. protection against fire. Dzen Construction Co. for the por­ tin Chambers, Michael J. Cleincn- ■19 Durant St.; John Bruce Plgott,' MMMorsid, 1160 AVE. OF ADOSIOAS. NEW YORK 66, N. SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old, tino, Mrs. Alice Farrell, Mrs. Roy 130 Washington St.; Mra. Marts V A M 86, N.Y. 8. Corner of School and Au­ have liquor outlet at the above'lo­ One pump, recently put in at tion from Hagedorn’s to A,rmory tumn Streets a good going business call Bowera School, all rooms bette? BOLTON—Modern 7 room ranch, Wanted— Real Estate 77 Johnson, June Werdelin. Bergstrom. Glastonbury; ,C V orJ*-elM s riaOI*g sdd lOe for cation. than average, in aize. entlra base­ spacious liidng room with large Waddesdon Manor, neac Aylesbury St. via S. Alton St., $34,907. For lat-idasa mailing add 10c 4. Tolland Tiu^plke ouUlda* of All persona Intetaeted may at­ Mo d e r n 5 roOift apartment, first — which houses $6,000,00>b worth Also. Thaddeus Gadarowski, Nancy Viohi, 30 Liberty S t ; Boca AHh ir ita r a Princ Nanto. Ad- for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ floor, $106 per month. MI 9-6496. ment finished off Into large family fireplace, sunny dining room, mod­ The Lock Joint Pipe Co. bid Witli Sene,i%tyle j i o . and the Town Sand Pit tend this hearing. WISH SOMEONE to handle youf of paintings and other art treas- about $58,722 for the pipe for. Francis Dickenson. VV. E. Brannick, Begin, 714 N. Main S t; Sbanoan dress with zone and Pattern Num­ This sand may be, picked up by I WALTON W. GRANT MOBH. OIL CO^ HARTPOM) JA 2-8231 . room, mortgaga, priced for ern kitchen, plu* separate laundry real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 Norman Hill, John Loomis, William Russell Collins, Wapping;; ber. Zoning Board of Appeals THREE LARGE rooms, heat, hot quirk sale. $16,900. PhUbrIck room. Plenty of cabinet anc) closet ■ures— delivers 500 gallons a min­ the project, plua $20,000 for pipe the citizens of Manimester for use Roger B. Bsiley, 'or prompt and courteous service ute through eight hoses. It cost Bouton, Mrs. Beverly Farris, James Poeiinert, Vernon; WUMtan^v. Hava you the ’61 Album oon- on ioe and snow. AGENCY water, stove and refrigerator, $85 Agency, Ml 9-8464. apace. Luxury styled bath and a Joseph Barth. Broker. for the Congress St. job. McCoOe, Mrs. Marcella Darna. Mustard, 81 Foxcraft Or.; HiSi tahdng many lovely desifii* and Chslrman "A n Bqimr ORpeitunify Emp%y«r" monthly. Can MI 3-8607. bM6ment love- $2,800 and uses water from foun­ The dirertors’ m'seting ’Tues­ Arthur J. LeOalre Jr. Daniel U Hair. 6-5 DUPLEX centyally located, 8 tains and ponds. Also,- Joseph Kowell, Sumner G. E'rances Renee Pouchel, “ frea patterns? Only 26e • copyl ' Acting Genntwl Managw^ ly well landscaped lot, many CASH WAITING tor property own­ day, Dec. 26, will begin at 8 p.m. Prior Jr., Mrs. Constance Adams, Mra Janice .Ann Koweli i Baontaiy CENTRALLY located, first floor, bedrooms, two heating aystema. extras, $25,500. U ft R Realty Co:. ers. Please call u* before you buy Twenty-five of these Irreplace­ In the hearing room of the Munic­ S room flat, garage. Ideal for Beechler-Smlth. Realtor*, MI MI 8-9692, R. D. Murdock, MI Tracy Morton, AUan Hotchkiss, Birch S t; Mirhael O u | | ^ or sell. Speedy service. J. D< able old houses have been desUroy-i ipal Building, with a publio hear- CSiarles Loao, Howard -T. Becker, ■maU famUy. i n 3-6787 after S ;80. 9405$, MI 84989. 8-6472. Realty.^ Ml 8-5129. R t 0, Bolton;' Mia. -AJUtft 1 ad by fir* sine* 1945. *9Sa; 28ft Oak-0fe" n.'.-wUkiMMSo c -I' '.I ■ \ ' T '

; i ^ ' * / , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1961 iIattrl|i?Btpr lEtt^ning .S^railb ' • • Most Stores Opening Tonight Until 9 o^Clock for Christmas Shopping LISTEN TO ICATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY at 1:10 P.M,-SATURDAY 11:10 i(.M. ‘ ------— ------• ...... ------...... - ■■L..'... _1____ ■...... ______OPEN DAILY ATenRe Daily Net Preaa Ran For tlw Week Ended The Weather MON. thru SAT. MAIN SfREET Peeetnber e, IM l Forecast of D. S. Weather Boreat ^:30 TILL 9:00 P.M. Come For V 3(V Christmas MANCHESTER Clear, very cold tonight. Low $ • 13,518 IB except near sero in deeper m. FREE PARKING TELEPHONE Membiwr of die Andlt ral valleys. Saturday sunny, cold. Wnrenu of OIroalatlan iEurnttgUrralh High SB-SO. roar of our store 1 Ml 3-4123 Manchenter— A City .of ViUago Charm

LXXXI, NO. «4 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1961 (OSnanttled AdvesHsIng eln Pngo td) PRICE FIVE CENTS S . . Kennedy Intervenes State News S&H STAMPS TONIGHT Roundup Israel to Hang Eichmann Katanga Truce Brief SnowfaR AND FRIDAY Jam s Traffic Doubted in UN Into Hartford CASH PURCHASES! Hartford, Dec. 16 {/P)—A For Crimes Against Jews United Nations, N. Y., D ec.t Ambassador In Th# Congo, Ed mund Gulllon, as his personal bare quarter-inch of snow 15 P)—Diplomat .s at the New Haven, Dec. 15 — Eight Suddenly the temperature dropped ! which tried and convicted the former Gestapo colonel, in­ Connecticut men were arrested to about 26 degrees and highways , toned : cotton-flannel U.N. expressed belief today yesterday' in three gaming raids 29.99 became slick as glass. ‘‘This court sentences Adolf Eichmann to death for crimes that no cease-fire is likely conducted by Internal Revenue City public works crews were i woven cotton plaids soon between the United Na­ Service agents and Stale Police. called in at 6 a.m. and every avail­ against the Jewish peojile. crimes against humanity and ■war tions and secessionist Katan­ The eight are charged with not able department truck was spread- j crimes.” in olive or black cotton prints having purchased the $50 gamb­ ing sand and salt within an hour. | Eichmann. now 55 and balding, stood stiffly erect for 15 ga de.spite the intervention by ling tax stamp as requited by President Kennedy. But by thlj time traffic had a l-1 minutes while the tribunal first gave its reasons and then solid colors federal haw. If convicted they ready backed up a mile or two condemned him to the gallows. Six hundred persons packing (camel 35.00) Thev predicted Kennedy would may be fined $1,000 to $.5,000. from the center of the city and the back up acting Secretary-general Five of the accused were taken trucks had difficulty sanding ma­ the courtroom were deathly silent throughout the brief ses­ button down ponchos U Thanfa determination to con­ in New Haven and three in Bridge­ jor Ihoroughfare.s. sion. then filed nut with hardly a sound. tinue the U.N. military action in port. styled in the famous British convoy button down pullovers Katanga until Tshombe showed a State and local police reported 1 1 Still the "block of ice” Jewish survivors of the Nazi pogrom readiness to negotiate in good In New Haven, $6,000 wajt con­ onl.v a few minor skidding acci­ [called him, p]ichmann never even gulped visibly. He quiet^ coat manner and made of extra faith for a unified Congo. fiscated at the Wooster Spa, 124 dents and no injuries. i • permanent Wooster St., and $600 at the Le­ The snowrfall was brief and the facial nervous twitch evident during the trial, and his thick 75% new wool. The Wlilte House was sched­ hands hung loose and unclenched by his side. stay uled to release today Kennedy’s gion Coffee Shop, 232 Legion Ave. apotty. One inch fell -in Simsbury. i A nominal sum was taken at Leo’s about a quarter-inch in Hartford, Eichmann. who had scornfully^— collars reply to a plea from Tshombe to Smoke Shop, 570 State St., Bridge­ a little in northwestern .sections j refused to plead for mercy before Intervene to end the fighting the sentence was pronounced, was • attached hood Tshofnbe said he was ready to port. and none in most other sections of . ' \ • small, Arrasted and brougtht to IKS the stale. I told he has 10 davs to file notice Flu Vims Hits negotiate with Premier Cyrille ! of appeal with Uie court and an • double yoke back medium, Adouia of the Central Congo gov­ headquarters for a hearing were: ernment and a.sked Kennedy to Salvatore Coppola, 68, of 204 SMET See» Income Cat I additional five days to draft hla large and Wooster St., New Haven. Two Manchester men lost their lives early today when this car crashed into a tree in Wil- I reasons. St. Louis^ Shots • extra large patch pockets name a negotiator. Hartford, Dec. 15 iJPf - The an­ Chief defense counsel Dr. Robert extra It was understood the President Paul Coppola. 43. of New Haven. nual Income of the Southern New liamestown. Mass, The dead are Clovis F. Charbonneaii Jr., 43. of 546 Hilliard St., the had sugge.sted a precise course Anthony Coppola, 41, of 167 driver, and Richard H. Davis, 41, of 211 N. Main St., his passenger. Williamstown Police I-. Servatiufl from West Germany large Fountain St., New Haven. England Telephone Co. will decline as advised if he felt the time giv­ Result Studied • wooden toggle buttons for Tshombe to follow to get ne- an estimated $1.37 million tmder Chief John D. Courtnev Jr. views the wreckage. (AP Photofax i. £L . . gotiation.s under way, to make Michael Coppola. 35, of 167 Foun­ _:____;------;-----«. en him was too short, he could ask tain St., New Haven. its present rale schedule, an offi­ the president of the Supreme Court • rope ties • excellent sure that the secession-minded Ka- cial of the firm has testified. ! — ;------By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tangan would not be able to re- Carl Montanaro, 47, of 79 Colo­ j or his deputy for an extenelon. Flu virus that hit rural areas in gift nial Blvd., West Haven. The drop would be from ' $21,- i Dr. Servatius, already at work • sizes 36 to 46 ver.se his coimse should an agree­ 613,000 to $20,240,000, Carl N. Han­ KennedyS Start In WilUamstoim, Mass. Missouri and niinoia tbla week assort­ ment to talk bring a cease-fire. I on Elchmann’s appeal, told the struck metropolitan St. Louia yes­ The President named the U.S. (ConMnned on Page ’Twenty-three) sen, aMistapt.. comptroller, said court: "Thank you for the guid­ ment yesterday at d hearing conducted ance and I shall think it over.” terday. by th$k State Public Utilities C?om- Plane trip to Some achoole’ reported 80 per t i ! Decision on the appeal is not ex­ cent of their otudents aboent .-.■•JCIl- ,, miaddh. 2 Local Men Killed pected before March. If it goes No Combat Troops iiirnyraty iLiaBi^ e^ ,Fu c \in Atnejsiira. against Elchtnarm, he can apply to Attempts by meffical schools at approve higher rates. Israeli President Izhak Ben-Zvi for St. Louis and Washington Unlver- 'Under croes-examination, Han­ slUes to identify the vinis have Wa»hing:ton, Df.c. 15 ^4^—Presi­ clemency. been unsuceMful. sen acknowledged that the pro- Eichmann is the first Nazi to be poaed rates would enable the com dent Kennedy and hia wife took As Auto Rams Tree Schools at Potosi, Mo., about 55 panv in 1962 to meet its expenses, | today on the fir.st 'leg of a tried in this state which holds miles south o< SL Louis, bays been Kennedy Inereases Itself now as the protector of all cloeed all week. Flu claimed about pav the present dividend at a 65 : weekend visit to Venezuela Jews in the world. per cent pavout ratio, and still end Colombia to point up I .S. A pre-dawn automobile crash^Norwich, son of Clovis F. Sr. and 33 per cent of the echool i t e m 's Israeli legal authorities ssy he up with a Surplus of $8,634,000. American killed two Manchester mwi today Angeline Charbonneaii, both rest 2,400 students. Other outbreaks dents of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and may be the last one brought to were reported a t lAitesville, Mo. r.h'?’ As th^v^boarded their plane, the in Williamstown, Mass., while they former Manchester residents. judgment here. They reason the 65 miles southeast of Potoet, and U.S. Aid to Viet Nam p ^ n e service a ^ u c e d ra t« or pre.sidenl and First Lady were were returning home from Ben­ case has served to chronicle what Wolf Lake, III., about ^ miles ^tis costs SN ^O nwrly $600,- : apparentlv ‘ uncon- I He served In the U.S, Navy dur- happened to the Jews during Hit­ MO a j w . PUC Commission' erned^bou, prote.std‘emonstra- nington, Vt. . ing World War II. east of LutesvlUe. ler's Third Reich, how the plot to Roosestelt High School la St. OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. Washington. Dec. 16 f/Pi—Presl.#he meant by increased assistance CSiairman Eugene S. Loughlin B u g - . jjQjjg Venezuela—some of them They were Clovis F. Cha ' Besides his parents, surviving exterminate the race came Into be­ neau Jr.. 43, of 546 HilllartI Louis reported 650 students ab­ dent Kennedy today ordered in­ to the Vietnamese defense effort. gssted that this amount should be | vlolent-against their visit are his wife Lois; a son, Michael, ing, end how six million Jews sent and O'FaJlon Tech had 500 creased assistance for the de­ Other administration sources said listed as an operating expense to 'ph^ pre.sidentlal jet lifted a t ' and Richard H. Davis. 41, ol 15, a pupil at St. Rose School In died. get^an jncome tax reduction. ;12:14-p.m. EST from pupils out. In suburban Maple- "MODEL" BOYS' LONG SLEEVE fenses of South Viet Nam in its that this must not be taken to Andrews I N. Main St. East Hartford: a daughter, Lois "The wrath of Israel has now wood-iRlchmond heights, about 300 BOYS' FUR LINED BOYS' SWEATERS desperate efforts to repel Commu­ mean that U.S. fighting men will The PUC also asked Hansen to Air Force Base, Md., bound for: The two were dead on arrival ati Anne, 5, in kindergarten at Wad- been spent.” one court authority pupils reported ill. Other schools nist aggression from the north. be dispatched to the area. There compile a list of land the company ; San Juan. Puerto Rico, and antNorth Adams (Maas.) Hospital dell School; a brother. William commented to newsmen. Government officials said this has been frequent speculation on has purchased for future use'. , overnight stop. after their car left Cold Spring P-d. ] Charbonneau, 36 Goodwin St.; and Judge Landau, who presided (Oonltnued on Pag« Fifteeii) SPORT SHIRTS will not mean sending any Ameri­ thiLs possibility in the past. Loughlin said the cost of the land Tomorrow the presidential: on Rt. 2-7 and hit a tree, a sister, Mrs. Irene Hommell of Ft over the tribimal that tried Eich- LEATHER can combat troops to Viet Nam. Rather, government sources ^ould not be made part of the party, which Includes several U.S. j Charbonneaii, the driver. died Lauderdale. mann. again denounced him in his 6.99 Kennedy acted in response to an said there will be across-the-board film’s rate base because custom-, offlcial.s will fly on to Caracas soon after the accident and Davis, Davis was born Jime 2. 1920, In statement of sentence.and termed appeal from President Ngo Dlnh assistance of the kind the United er.s would be paying for something ; the Venezuelan capital, scene of lus passenger, was killed instant­ White River Junction. Vt., one of his crimes ”of tmparalleled enorm­ Diem of the Vietnamese republic. States had been giving Viet Nam which is not currently being itsei armed anti-U.S. outbreaks In re­ ly. A physician said they received ten children of the late Mr. and ity.” 2.99 GLOVES others 4.99 to 12.99 plus improved technical advice to fer their benefit. ' cent day.s. On Sunday, the Ken- broken necks, intemai injuries Mrs. Earl Davis of Colebrook, Vt. Diem said his country "now ------nedys will go on to Bogota, Co- and multiple lacerations. Delivering the sentence in He­ Bulletins faces what is perhaps the gravest enable the Vietnamese to make Besides his sister, he is sur­ brew while Eichmann listened Culled from AP Blres crisis in Its long history” and: better use of equipment to be Extended Forecast lombia. Police said the car hit the tree vived by his wife Theresa; three through earphones' to a transla­ Other Sport Shirts 1.99 to 3.99 placed at their disposal. I after Charbonneau apparently crew neck "We must have further assistance Windsor Locks, Dec. 15 i/P) — (Contlnueid on Page Nineteen) failed to turn at a slight bend in brothers, Rolland Davis of Leban­ tion in his native Germen, Judge 2.99 from tlie United States If we are Forty U.S. helicopters arrived The U.S. Weather Bureau extend- 1 on, N.H., and Neill Davis and Roger Landau declared: • woven plaids in Viet Nam a few days ago and I the road. ’There were no skid "For the dVie punishment of the 16 ON SINKING BOAT to win the war now being waged ed Connecticut forecast for Sal-’ ; marks. Dn\is, both of New Haven; five Boston,. Dec. 16 (jP>—The Coast V-neck against us.” there may be more of them on the other sisters. Mrs. John Morrison accused and to deter others In the • sanforized flannels way now or shortly. Vitally need­ urday through Wednesdav, Dec. i (Jharbonneau, a painting Guard reported today the fish­ black or brown capeskin Diem said the forces of Interna­ 20 : con-1 of Lebanon, Mrs. Lawrence Doyle future, the maximum penalty laid ing dragger Agler, with 16 on cardigans tional communism arrayed against ed communications equipment is I tractor, and Davis a painter who Glastonbury, Mrs. Pollv Roby down by the law has to be Im­ small, medium, large on the list of stepped up a.ssi.stsnce, Temperatiires are expected to board, was nddog tn rough • wash and wear his country are “more than we can average 2 to 9 degrees below News Tidbits i Haven, Mr.^>lIarold‘George posed in tliis case... seas about 116 noflea east of so l^ colors meet with the resources at hand.” officials said. ; decided after dinner last night to ’ ^ o The United States may send normal. The current cold spell from (he AP Wires i drive to Bennington to vi.xlt Davis' Cape Cod. The Cutter Barataria • neat prints Kennedy reacted with word should persist into Sunday with (Conllniied on Page Fifteen) (Continued on Page Ten) and a plane from the Salem that: more planes to supplement some sister, Mrs. Hiram Savage. waffle weave plaids there. The Vietnamese already moderating temperatures Monday ' ' 5 S S S They arrived in Bennington at i Coast Guard station sped to the • several collar styles "We ahall promptly increase our and Tuesday and turning colder scene. The dragger 1s 16 tMt HANSON JR. asslstanc^e to your defense effort have a number of fighter-bomber NATO Allies work on wording of niotuing. visited; n long and of 81 tons. Wlnde of stripes training planes that could be arm­ again by Wednesday, declaration approving U.S.-Soviet hour, j f j o s p i t a t t irC KcpO rt • sizes 8 to 20 as well as help relieve the de­ At this time normal mean tern home when ' 66 knots were reported In the struction of the floods which you ed™ for combat, plus some C47 -2- talks on a Berlin compromise de- fT'* returning area. all wool describe. I have already given the engine transports they could use I peraliire at Hartford is 29 degrees ■ objections of lone wolf France | accident occurred to drop troops and to haul eq u ip -, and ranges from a usual daily high ,,, Army siireessfully fires Nike-' They brought along Mrs. Davis' BOYS' COTTON orders to get these programs tm- TUG RESCUES SEVEN orlon and wool der way.” ment. | of 38 to a low of 20. Al New Ha- 7,eus anti-missile rocket, (design-, ”Gigi. ” which survived the ' Miami, Fla., Dec. 15 UP) -s- The exchange of messages be- U.S. .jets and ,pilots, ,, are engaged _ „ ,| ven the normal range is 38 to 22, ed to destroy enemy 'warheads 100 I c',ash and ran away later from the Tests Show Tile Burned tween the two presidents was I now in photographic reconnaisance ! and at Bridgeport 38 to 24. miles high) to an uncJiaclosed police station Seven persons who had clung sizes 8 to 20 height The . two men were painting a through the night to a flying BOYS' and YOUTHS' SOCKS made public here and in Saigon. I ------boat tossed by choppy scan worn Kennedy didn’t (R>ell out what | (Continued or Pago Twenty-one) [ (Continued on Pago Nine) White House expectel to an-' ho As Fast as Some Wood rescued frosn their ptecariooa nounce President Kennedy’s long-1 work early when the weather stopped be­ percIT today by the tug Macgie gift packaged awaited decision on Whether to ap after a quick run out of Nasonn. prove a $27 million loan for came too cold. SMART and WARM MEN'S and BOYS' SWEATSHIRTS Charbonneau had been a scout­ Hartford, Dec. 15 i.P' -Combus-'fcoak, depending on the method of The Coast Guard In Miami m - Report on Kennedy—5 Ghana's 1’olte River project .... tlon tests of accoustical ceiling attachment. ported that all seven appeniod for Christmas giving Edward R. tMurrow. head of the master for Bov Scout Troop S of tile from Hartford Hospital, where ___ Waddell School since 1959. He Five times more amoke was gen­ to be all right. The piMe, m U.S. Information Agency, leaves a fire la.st Friday look 16 lives, erated when the mastic compound in a three pair box DOUBLE HOODED WITH MUFF POCKET Paris to report directly to Wash­ started scouting work In 1957 ss may have far-reaching effects on converted Na>-y PBY flying ■ • ’ a committeiOTan, and was called i state fire safety regulations, ■was employed, he aaid. At the boat, Vvao taken tn tow by the WINTER JACKETS ington on the wa.v news has been formal hearing held the day of the Maggie. 'She waa headed for Lesson on World ’s Problems blocked at the current North At­ very active’ by the Hartford of-; xhe te.sts showed yesterday the fire, witness after witness com­ men's: 2.48 lantic,^conference. ! tile can spread flame as fa.st as Green Coy. a tiny Island 15 tnllea See our good selection of He was a member of St. Bridget's certain woods. This set fire au- mented on the voluminous clouds south-southeast of Nassau. NOTEkS—Disooaalng world proiMpwith proper diligence. answersArecently that ’’Cuba was a God- An extremely rare occurrence of favorable to the United Slates I send ’ a heart attack suffered by a baby thorities to considering revisions (Continued on Page Twenty-three) lema Is one thing, tr^ g to solve before birth, reported only twice He wss bom Oct. 14, 1917, In j In fire regulations roverihg con- 2,500 NEGROES PROTEST the season^ proven best them another. John F, Kennedy, could be found. i Those who believed that U.S. boys': 1.99 intervention in Cuba was immoral before in medical literature, has . I gtruclion of places . of public as- Baton Rouge, La., Dec. IS after malting the transition from Let’s look at just a couple 'more (JP) — Police today esthnated jackets. They make lasting from 1960, blamed Kennedv for being mixed been noted by two Vermont medi candidate to President, was not up in it. ' srienti.sts. Coim. General Plan The tile ^.aarnples were flown IRS Agent Resigns, 3,600 Negroes were marching »nd the first to discover this truism — "I am not satisfied with the Wedne^daV by National Guard dotm scenic highway toward practical gifts. BOYS' W O O L NYLON CREW NECK STYLE drift of events toda.v,” he said in Those who wanted action blamed State Police Ckimmlssioner I.eo ■ r p g j k m . Y”'* thou^ his lesson may hsTO been him for not following up with the plape" to the underwriters Lab- downtown Baton Rouge to pro­ unusually dramatic. Granite Chty. 111. . ”I am not sat­ J. Mulcahy studies ways to bring! J. O t j U V A C t H f l t* IF © ofatories in Illinois for special fire Charges Blocks in test the Jailing of 38 Negroes men's 1.79 isfied to be reading every day that strength that would have made State Fire Safetv Code on Hospitals ^ , , testing. the invasion successful. in line with more stringest mien G elS NO UpDO SltlO n who picketed donrntown mer­ By ABTHTB ED80N Khrushchev and Castro and the governing school construction'. r I Connecticut's deputy slate fire Gold fine T ax Probe chants. Police called cot sjl CLOVES boys’ 1.39 AP Newrfeatures Writer Chinese are on the upward march. Communists—and many who I marshal. Carroll E. Shaw, \nt- available reeerves. Including two weren’t Communists at a ll- Waterbury man, V. Francis Washington, Dec. 15 (Al — I want to read that the United Hartford, Dec. 15 (B—No opposl-1 nessed the te.sts and reported the Boston. Dec. 15 (A't—A veteran police dogs in the Third Street 9.88 (0 States is once again asserting Its claimed this as fresh evidence Denlac, 37, found hanging from re­ Plymouth, Conn.., tree, is ruled a tion was voiced today at a public i t®*tilts * lo officials here. Investi- Intemai Revenue Service agent area. The Congfeee of *Tit Is1 During hla presidential campaign leadership as a great and free that Uncle Sam is an imperiali.si hearing on the proposal of the Con- are still searching for the signs today after indicating IRS of­ Equality (CORE), earlier an­ FULL ZIPPERED John P. Kennedy often pointed out meddler, never lo be trusted. suicide... Keel plate for nuclear country, which offers a ray of hope attack submarine Gato laid today necticut General Life Inaurance' behind the speed with ficials and political office holders nounced It would protest what HOODED STYLE that, while the R^ublicans were to all those who wdsh to follow our Out of this, one haunting ques­ Company to acquire the Aetna ■ spread through the hindered hie investigation of the it called the unlawful arresta. 1.99 tion continues to arise: Hit witli at the Electric Boat Divi-sion of tax affairs of Industrialist Bernard 24.99 In control of the White House, the example.” General Dynamics Coip. in Groton. (Fire) Insurance Company here.floor 6f the hospital last r Oft in Fargo, N.D.: such a disa.ster so early in his The hearing was held by Insurance I . Goldflne. RACIAL TALKS END men's 3.48 Iron Curtain had been rolled down 'Can you tell me anywhere ini term, has Kennedy been more Governor Dempsey tells gradu- in once friendly Chiba. Commissioner Alfred N Premo Two types of tests were con- Fred G. Pastore, 42, submitted .Albany, Ga., Dec. 15 (iF) —■ sizes 8 to 20 pigskin palm a crisis, from Cuba to The Congo | timid, afraid of even milk ri.«ks. i ales of Hartford, branch of 'Top Rerts- officials of Iroth companies with the tile. In one. it hi.s resignation, effective today, White and Negro leaders ended boys' 2.50 "If you can’t stand up to to I.aos. where the United States, than he might otherwise have selaer Polvtechnio In.stitiite that Ctastro.” Kennedy ; said In Johns- testified to the feasibility of the *? Tovk lath with rather than accept a transfer from a Joint meeting today and en­ • cliek«r jackets camel and charcoal has been ahead of events? ” : been? what taxpa.ver gets for bis money plan, and two outside witnesses compouna, which wa.s the Boston to Syracuse, N. Y. He has tered separate sessions In new tmvn, Pa., "how can you be ex­ For a man who had hoped to A man close to Kennedy in.si.sts is mote Important than how much been in the government service 20 • . suburban coats pected to stand up to Khrush­ from Bo.ston also said the acquisi «>< attachment used at the efforts to reach an agreement on small, medium, large all heavyweight control the Udvs of history, the the an.swer is not, but that he has he pays.. .Novelist Pearl Buck : tion would be to the advantage of years. a racial dispute. Three white chev?” Cuban fiasco must have been as made sure it never happens again. suggesta I— keeping Nazi Adolf Eieh- ______aeslnst ^he rock lath bvagainst r-lins the rock lath by clips •’You’ll never know,” Pastore • fingertip length jackets and fleece lined This la repeated not as a reproof both companies. members of a negotiating oom- bitter a blow as any president Those around Kennedy maintain mann alive to study how “such The case for Connecticut General The. results were expressed in said in an intenlew yesterday, • zip<«fFrnooded jackets —If Presidents were judged by ever received in what, thoretical- numerical ratings. On a scale in '^ttee left the Joint session to this nation is doing much better in- degeneration can lake place In hu­ was presented by Bulst M. Ander­ “how many stumbling blocks I ran confer with city officials^ Negto • etfeebed hood jackets their oarfipalgn talk they would ly, was a time of peace. tema.tionaly than ' is generally man beings. son, lice president , and counsel, which the flame-spread rating of into from high elected officials, all be faHuTM — but as an illustra­ thoughts red oak, for instahee, is 1(W, the politicians and higher-ups In the members adjouraed to n m e^ It .shocked and dismayed his Firing of a supervisor results in Frazar B. Wilde, chairman of the Ing of tbeli; leaders In a chuieli{ . • fAekets without hoods tion of how far Kennedy may have friends. They make these points: walkout of 11$ electricians at a board of Connecticut General, and rating for the acoustical tile at-' IRS itself. As a result, Uie U.S. . * giitlted lambs wool underestimated the difficulties in It loaded his enemies with 1— If Laos and 'The'Congo re­Titan mlsale base construction site H. M. Mountain, president of Aetna tached to rock lath with mastic government failed to collect a con­ Neither aide made any eommant. modem intematlon relations. ready-made ammunition, although mains as dangerous as ever, at near Mountain Home, Idaho . . . Inaurance Company, both read compound was 180. The tile held siderable amount of money , . Hass Negro demonotiatlaaa that Not that Kennedy, even when a few rushed out to itiioot during least the Communists hiavim't tak­ FBI presses search for three men statements in support of the pro­ against the lath with clips produced from Goldflne.” led to more than 5M anrooto t h || f .fHaa^frile lined the campaign was hottest, ever such a critical tjme for the na­ en over. who allegedly left nine stolen posal. a rating of 135. He did not olaborate. week were suepeaded took these problems lightly. But tion. One prominent Republican, 2— II Castro is still boss of Cuba,paintings valued at half a million "Overwhelming approval” of the This means, Shaw explained, that Pastore sutwrvised the Inveotlga- negoBattoas oa a a •xaiuple after example can be who never had liked the Kennedy dollars In a motel room at Corao- the tile had a flame spread rate SO Negnk deosoads. for died to ahow that be beUevad tbat, picture of Infallibility, commented (Coattnaed ea Pofo Flro) polls, Pa. (OoattaMod oa Fafo' or 85 per cent greater than red (Ooattaned oa Page Tweaty-thiao) tag puMIc fadllltoa.