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Ataragc Dally Net Press Ron TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, I960 0anrt;p0t(r Svenins ll^ralh For tii* W edi Ended Dec. Z4, m o Temple Chapteri OBS, will hold a short business meeting tomoirow Triiffic Peaths - 13,331 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. W^rren-McGregor ^ > - Mnwlwr mt Hw A udit Refreshments will be served. . S t BrMKet’s CYO wlU hold a 5 over 3-Day Bnu nn e< OrenlntleB Manche$ter—“A City of Viilage Charm ’ nU ar' Aatins pwrty tomorrow at Members of Nutmeg Forest. Tall • ■ ¥■ tba Skatlitt Palace in Hartford. Cedars of Lebanon, will meet at A bua will leave the church park- 7:30 tomorrow at W8tkins-West State WeeKend HOUSE k HALE (GlMiUM AdrertMag. ea Page 16) VOL. LXXX, No. 74 (E16HTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 inf lot at 6:80 pan. Tickets may Funeral Home. 142 E. Center St., be obtained at S t Bridget's rec­ to pay flnSl respects to Arthur W. (ConttBUed from Pag* Om ) tory. Johnson, who was a member. a delivery. 'As he waa putting Daughters of Liberty, No.' 125. Anderson Shea Auxiliary, VFW, empty bottles In the back Of 'the Threat of Jail win meet tonight at 8 o’clock in will meet tonight at 7:30 at the truck, it rolled backward and ran Cold Grips Orange Hall. The meeting had VFW Past Home. District Pres­ over him. previously been postponed because ident Kay Campbell of Hartford On Sunday. Mrs. Irene Kadar, ANNUAL Given Gotham of a storm. Members are reminded will make her ofllclal visit. Mem­ 25, Torrington, died In St. Mary’s NorthHalf to bring grab bag gifts. Mrs. Frank bers are requested to wear uni- hospital in Waterbury after being Duncan will be in charge of re- form.s. Injured in a crash Saturday. Her Head of Police fresAunents. car went out of control on Blake- Air Secretary Aviation Officer Candidate mun Road in T h o m a s to n and New York, Dec. 28 (/P)—Po­ Of Nation The Toaer Group of Second Con­ Richard L. Gess, son of Mr. and plunged down an embankment. She Famous FOUNDATION gregational Church will meet to­ Mrs. William F. Gess. 286 School leaves her husband and two daugh­ lice Commissioner Stephen P. night at 8 at the home of Mrs. By THE ASSOdA’TED FBEM St., i.s receiving pre-flight train­ ters. Palm Beach, Flal, Dec. 28 Kennedy was held in contempt Cold weather enveloped Arthur Joyce, 476 Parker St. Mem­ ing at the Naval Air Station, Pen Two youths were injured fatally (ffO—^President-elect John F. of court and threatened with In Tw o Belgian Cities bers are reminded to bring grab In Killingly Saturday when their much of the northern half of bag gifts. Hostesses will he Mrs. sacola, Fla. Kennedy today taplb«l Eu­ jail today for failure to heed car ran off Route 6-A, struck a gene Zuckert to be secretary a court ban against assigning the nation from the Rockies RoMrt May and Mrs. Curtis Stim- Paul H. Geissler, son of Mr. tree and burst into flame. The dead to the Atlantic Coast today. son. and Mrs. Carl A. Geissler. 300 N. were Floyd Herrick, 20, and Ever­ of the Air Force. He was as­ police to higher-ranking du­ Tha severe cold which sent tem- Main St., is enrolled in the senior ett Steen, 18, both of Danielson. sistant secretary in the Tru­ ties without giving them Mratures to more than 30 degrees divi.sion of the Army Reserve Of­ In Branford, Donald W. Fulford, man administration and also higher titles and pay. oelow zero in northern Midwest ficer Training program at Buck- 22, driving a small foreign car, col­ has served, as a member of the But the commissioner wss told areas yesterday moderated. How­ nell,University. He Is a freshman, lided with another vehicle Saturday he could purge himself of the con­ ever, readings were below zero in Socialists and was killed. The driver of.the Atomic Energy Commission. sections along a narrow belt from Liggett Special majoring in biology. Announcement of the eelecUon tempt citation if he complies with other car. Mrs. Irene Morris. 39, ISALE! the court order within 10 days. the Central Rockies northeast­ waa uninjured. Both were Bran­ MAIDEN FORM of Zuckert, 49, came after Ken­ ward' to the Upper Mississippi A vesper service will be held at ford residents. nedy had picked John B. Connally At police headquarters, Deputy Valley and eastward into New 7:30 tonight at Concordia Evan­ — Texas lawyer, de9orated Navy Commissioner W ^ter Arm said England. Readings in most areas CaU T ota l gelical Lutheran Church for St. IRREGULAR BRAS veteran and longtime political aa- that “the commissioner awaits ranged from zero to the teens. John the Apostle Saint's Day. A aociate of Vice President-elect with interest ,a copy of the de­ In.the West, it was 19 below zero service of Matins will be held to­ reg. 2.00 to 3.95 l^yndon B. Johnson —-to be sec­ cision. He Just wants to see where in Fraser, Colo. In Uie East low morrow at 7 a.m. at the church. Personal Notices retary of the Navy in the new ad­ he has failed to comply (with the marks Included -12 in 'ntusvllle, W a lk o u t 1 . 5 9 ministration. court order).’’ Pa., as the cold air moved into Guaranteed Zuckert and Connally, 48, are The court action was the out­ northwestern Pennsylvania. To OlV' Vou In Memoriam e several styles Democrats. growth of one of numerous Temperatures were ffr below By JOHN SWAELENB A Very I In loving memory of Paul Hbus- e satin, lace and cotton In the outgoing EUsenhower ad­ wrangles in which Kennedy has zero in northern New England val­ Brussels, -Belgium, Dec. 28 Enjoyable mann, who pap.«od away Drc. 26. 1952. • some contours ministration Dudley C. Sharp is been engaged with various seg­ leys, including -17 in Montpelier, Smoke Vour iirfHcnco 1h ever near u«. e assorted colors ments of the police force lately Vt., and Lebanon, N. H., and -14 (/P)—Violence flared in two LECLERC Your love romainn with ua yet. a sizes 32 to 38.. .a, b and c cups secretary of the Air Force and Another major row recently de­ cities today, and Soci^st tuds OF A NATIONALLY FUNERAL HOME Your werr tho kind of a father. William B. Franke is secretary of in Burlington, Vt., and Caribou, ADVER'nSED CIGAR Your daughters would never forget. the Navy. The Jobs pay 822,500 a veloped over Kennedy’s refusal to Maine. They ranged from 5 to 8 union leaders promptly,called let police work at outside Jobs In above along the southern New WHICH SELLS FOR lOc Horeuce H. Spaulding year. for a general strike in Ant­ FUNERAL Kennedy headquarters "also an­ their spare time. England coast but down to zero Reg. $4.75. $1 " 7 0 Hrace A. Majeska Strong language was directed in Hartford, Conn. werp to protest police use of Oranddaughtere. Sally A. Majeska, nounced that the President-elect tear gas and fire hoses. Box 50, SERVICE .Joyce A. Spaulding. wUl confer at his Atlantic shore at the commissioner in the court Atop Mt. Washington In New 7 For 25c FORMFIT contempt citation. Hampshire, the jnercury went Ghent and. Brussels were the WALTER N. home here tomorrow with Sen. J. wmisrn Fulbrlght, D-Ark„ chair­ down to 22 below. There were un­ scenes of the clashes. Strikers to PerfectOB and Panatellas LECLERC, EUGENE ZUCKERT (Continued on Page Seventeen) official reports of the same figure Ghent were trying to force work­ Director Girdles & Pantie Girdles man of the Senate F oreign Rela­ at Dlxvllle and Colebrook, both in ers out of the gas works’ admin­ LIGGEH ORUG ATLANTIC tions Committee. They will • dis­ northern New Hampshire. istrative office when jmllee used Fallot Studio I PARKADE Call Ml 9-5869 11 FURNACE OIL cuss foreign policy matters.. And the southwestern New tear gas for the first time to the 23 Main Street, Manchester MRS. ROBERT WILCOX WARREN Automatle Delivery reg. 6.50 And on Friday,, Kennedy will That ‘Booze Allowance’ Hampshire town of Harlow came 8-day strike aimed at toppling the meet at his home with Franklin up with unofficial reading of 27 government of Premier Gaston L T. WOOD CO. D. Roosevelt Jr., con of the late Miss Elizabeth A. MacGregor^after the ceremony. White pom- Phone Ml 8-1189 below zero. Eyskens. pons were decorations. For a motor “ President and a former member of Some other minimum figures re­ In the afternoon, streetcars and Robert Wilcox Warren, both of the U.S. House of representatives Manchester, were united in mar­ trip, the bride wore a white chin­ ported by the U.S. Weather Bu­ were stoned and demonstrators chilla coat, while hat, and red ac­ from New York. Kennedy’s press reau : riage yesterday afternoon at Cen­ 4 .9 9 Wealthy May Get destroyed a Christmas crib in ths cessories. Tlie couple will be at secretary, Pierre Salinger, declin­ Massachusetts—Nantaucket 19, Ghent City Square. One demonstm- ter Congregational Church. home Jan. 1 at 50 W. Central Ave., ed comment on whether Roosevelt, Bedford 2, Westover Field -6, Fal­ tor was arrested carrying a sharp­ The bride Is the daughter of Delaware, Ohio. who campaigned for Kennedy, mouth 8, South' Weymouth 2, ened bayonet. may get a federal Job. Mrs. Elizabeth A. MacGregor, 381 The bridegroom attended local AUTO • famous skippias’ gir­ Worcester zero, Pittsfield -6, In this capital, demonstrators dle and pantie ... satin The Zuckert and Connally ap- Top Diplomat Jobs Salem 5, Boston 8. broke windows of streetcars and Center St., and Robert E. Mac­ schools, and is a 19.57 graduate of lODY OLLIE’S Rhode Island—Block Island 12, buses that defied the strikers! Gregor, Florida. The bridegroom Is Manchester High School, He will elastic front and back rta’man, and think one's own Fifteen persons were injured In trials prepared today to examine from a neighbor who called'State n’orden. that mighty, defenses assure ae- way Is right. The previous record low was the department store blast, most were doing fine until we were or­ big days Manchester Carpet Center’s minus 2.6 degrees in 1950. The Mrs. Joan Gronwoldt, 28. Granby, Police at 12:03 p.m. yeaterday. 4 nurity. "Wltnrias , the debate over the of^them by flying glass. Revolu- dered off the ship because of lack INDIA UNCOVERS SPIES * who shot and killed her two chil­ Momenta later police received an­ Nemo Pix-Pixie Girdle & Panties The wray out lies through realiz­ high for the .date was 59.6 in 1949. cion said Investigations showed of hard hats.” other call — this one from Mrs. New Delhi, India, Dec. 28 ifi) ing this, and then seeking new (Gontiniied on Page Six) TNT was used. "This fact demon- He referred to the type of pro­ dren. —Police have uncovered flume BIG YEAR END tective helmets worn by workmen State Police said they were Gronwoldt. She cried hysterical­ Ideas, said Dr. Charles E. Osgood Extended Foreca$t awaiting the results of the exami­ ly that she had Just shot her chil­ spy rings, one working . for a reg. 5.00 • iaf the University of Illinois. Windsor Locks, Dec. 28 UP)—The (Oontiiinad on Pago Tea) Ha said "A New York City fire dren and asked for help to stop Communist country, and have He spoke after a famous British chief” g;ave the order to get out on nation before ..placing a charge U. S. Weather Bureau at Bradley against the young mother whom the bleeding. arrested eight p erso h s^ ^ oa- aclentist-novelist. Sir Charles P. Tito Criticizes Field Issued this forecast for Con­ the g;round that falling debris made Her husband, William Gronwoldt plonage charges, the Tlm.iis oc- 3 BIG NIGHTS RUG arid CARPET SALE! Snow, had predicted that within, necticut. today: the use of hard hats essential. local police described as "an at­ India said today. Among flumO a t moot, six ydars Red China and Rutledge contended that, at that tractive, quiet and reserved house­ 3.95 Temperatures for the next five time, hia men could have extin- wife.’’ (Continued on Page ThrM) arrested are reported to be eds some other countries would have West, Receives days, Thursday through Monday, flcialSjof the foreign and ^do^ SOME IRAIDED RUGS ARE ON SALE TOO! nuclear bombs. will average 2 to 5 degrees below' News Tidbits guiahed the fire in a half hour with Mrs, Gronwoldt shot the chil­ THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF SALE GOODS f two-way stretch sup- a fog type apray they were using. dren. Susan, 3, a'nd Stephen. 1, tvlth femse ministries. The popor did Size Waa Now And "Within, at most, 10 normal. A moderating temperature Colled from AP Wires not Identify the ComranaM plespun for firm, gentle years, some of thoee bombs are trend at the beginning of the pe­ He said by the time his mien got a .22-caIiber revolver yeaterday in 6 x0' .... ,,,,,,,, 64..’)0 ., ...... S 4 # .. 842.50 Aid from U.S. country but other sooroeo oaid FfiOM OUR CUTTING ROOM control • washable . . . going off”, unless scientists and riod followed by colder Sunday and hard hata and returned to the car' the family's suburban home 16 Divorce Threat , , • • ...... It %vms the Soviet Union. Tbo 8x10’ » s • s s s t •.. $ 9.5.00 , ...867.50 others act to prevent it. Sir Monday. 1’be normal mean tem­ rier the fire had increased in in' miles northwest of here, police Siu Type \V;ifi Novl .Size Type Waa .Now quick-drying • w[hite Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Dec. , 28 A fleet of Soviet merchant ships tensity. said. other two rings worked for on 9x12’ ___ ...... ,8119.00 S S 4...877.00 • small, medium and Charles said. perature in the Hartford area dur­ lO’xlS’ Nylon, Plain SII5 7’xl2’ Gray twist ...... 899 855 Dr. Ralph Lapp, physicist of UP)—President Tito, who shaiply ing .this period is 28 degreto rang­ steams through the Baltic bound Further; he said, the city fire­ There was evidence the woman Sparked Yule unnamed European coualiy and 15’xl6’ BRAIDED HALL OR STAIR RUNNERS 27" WIDE X 21’ LONG ‘U large. Arlington, Va., presented private criticized the WMtem powers for Cuba with cargoes of tractors, men then looked upon them a neighboring eoontrF.' flHI Wool, Nylon Twiiit ri.’ilt 0x12' Colonial Wool ... . 96 48 ' ______WAS $44.50 . NOW 825.00______ing frdm 37 to 19. In New Haven had a history of mental disorder. 6’xl6’ Green Nylon ...... IIK estimates of tlUs country's tre­ Monday, will get a 8200-mililon and Bridgeport the range is 37 paper and other gOods... Alr^Force civilian workers because of ' the State Police said. They gave no newspaper said- 60 9 x12' Gray Scroll ...... 98 68 WARNER'S mendous nuclear power. . credit from the United States and Satellite Tracking Station at New hata and not as a special firefight­ details. Night Slayings 6’xl5’ Blue Twist ...... 1 V, BRING ROOM MEASUREMENTS • ALL GOODS SUBJECT TO PRIOR to 22. B.’i i2'xl7' Green Mill Second . 215 185 He said he flgurer the United seven other western nations to Precipitation may total one half Boston, N. H., loses contact with ing team. At Latham, N.Y., near'Albany, ACCUSED SLAYER H PJfl . 9,’xl2’ Wilton Flornl...... ______SALE • BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE a ______reform Yugoalavia's currency ex­ Discoverer XIX,..The American -He s&id his men were taken New York, Dec. 28 («»— 120 9’xl6 Brown Office Type 265 125 GIRDLES, PANTIES States now has nuclear weapons inch or more occurring as rain or her father, Arthur R. Johnson, Stamford, Dec. 28 UP)—A fam­ 9’xl2* Green Lraf ...... 1 29 MO equal to 50,000 of the atom change, rates and llberaltize. for­ hit musical "West Side Story” to away from him and assigned to said Mrs. Gronwoldt had suffered ily quarrSKover a posaible divorce ward Vogt, charged wifli thor 9’xi2 Black FlorAl .... . 154 114 snow near the coast and snow in­ savage killing of a little boy 9’xl2’ Rayon Tweed...... 49 .SUMMER RUGS Ixmbs which destroyed Hiroshi­ eign., trade. land toward the end of the period close in May after 2Vi year Lon­ a severe nervous breakdown last was giveiT by police today as the ma, and could produce the equiva­ who refused to give upJW oentn 9’xl2’ BIar){ and White , 0 x12' Red Mill Second . . 119 60 12'xl5’ IN GREEN WAS $52.00 ...... NOW $25.00 reg. 8.95 Tito attacked the West Moniay don run at His Majesty's Theater spring after the birth of her sec­ reason for the wild rampage df a 89 lent of 30,000 more in half a doz­ for "lack of efforts toward .iSp- Residents of Ica and Pisco Peru Stamford business executive who earned deliveitog 12x22’ 0'xl2' Beige Tweed...... no 54 9'.\12’ RUG SIZE WAS $24.95 ...... NOW $14.00 ca, Lawyer Indicted Many Nations Blast ond child by Caesarian section. trees, bit his lip to sDenop I Beige Wilton .... 269 196 en more years. t>rochemqnt and readiness to.TS- flee in panic into streets when "I ^ess this Is the cnlmtnatioh killed himself after Shooting hla 12’x20’ Colonial Blof'k ... 239 169 The acieriitlste .addressed ses- Hartford, .Dec. 28 )JP)—A federal strong earth tremor shakes south two teenage daughters to death. as a judge held him wUhont I 6x12' Nylon ...... 79 86 new contacts with the other slide^'’ grand Jqry has Indicted EHi H. Mil 3rd French A-Test of that breakdown,” Johnson said. i2’xl2’ Nutria Wilton ... 27”x54” SCATTER RUGS elona of the American Associa­ H e' told parliament YugoaB^a em Peru.. .Thirty to 40 teen-agers The motive for the Christmas Magistrato Irving 240 190 12 x11' Nutria ...... 175 its 6.95 tion for the Advancement of Scl- ner,' fll-year-old Danbury attorney, Granby Police Chief Donald night tragedy was determined declared: “If w l^ Pvo' Values Up to $18.00 ,NOW $4.00 ea. and other dommunist coiin|MP at Wyckoff New Jersey Reformed Agren, first official to arrive at the • white, small, medium apd large. . mice (AAAS). Sir Charles spoke have identical attitudes on n^m r on 17 counts of income tax evasion. Church' are using their holiday London, Dec. 28 UP) — Alarm yesterday through questioning of and read is true, this Is < e Isst night and the others today in In an indictment made public and disapproval France's third scene, said hb found -Mrs. Gron­ the executive’s estranged wife in the most vidons, savng«» nMa-j^ average lens^h with waist whittler stay-up world questions. , yesterday, Milner was charged time for Bible reading Marathon.. woldt rolling on the living room dous and senseless firtnuio oron- seaelons sponsored by an AAAS His finance minister, NQiolia Cyrus S. Eaton, millionaire Cleve­ atomic test sounded today in Afri­ Stamford Ifospltal. RUG REMNANTS ALL AT i PRICE! Some Good Sizes, Too! Come In Now! top. Committee on Science in the Pro­ with falling to file his income tax can nations and elsewhere around floor with the girl in her arms, Lawrence, Moser, 48, killed his commltted In the dty. U ttPfl • slimming power net with .satin elastic front Mincev, told pariiametit ye^Mday returns for four years (1954-57), land industrialist and exponent of screaming i-rildly. true, something must be m nlnH 1 . motion of Human Welfare. 8100 miUiori of the credit will peaceful co-existence with Rus­ the world. Nigeria was especially daughters in the kitchen of his and back panels. Dr. Osgood said "nations ti^ay with wiliul evasion of taxes and concerned. "Susan, open your eyes and talk hojne Sunday night, threw acid at ly wrong with yon.” , X'. V iwit ('nnnecticut’K Complete Carpet Shop For All Your Carpet Needs! are lumbering down the one path come from the United Statos. The with nine counts of failure to file sians, oelebcatea T7th birthday an­ to me — please talk to me, Susap,” other 8100 million will be-provided A government minister in Laos his wife and two other women, to, ‘securlty’-r-Wgger and better employer's quarterly federal tax niversary at his Aladla farm. cbnferred with French Ambassa­ she cried. ahot a family friend, and then REN-OURION PARTY JgMJT ' WE SHIP FREE ANYWHERE IN NEW ENGLAND WARNER'S BRAS wwpans---gatlMnng as they go by Austria, Italy, Ekigland, France, returns. » Philippean Foreign' Secretary dor Raymond Qffroy. The vrta» In The boy's body lay at the .end of took his own life with a bullet in Jerusalem, Dee. 28 V) ’Evitay tensiona which make it less and SwitzerMuid, the N ^erlajids, ahd During the four years, the gov Seirano says agreement may be that new African nation' asked the room, underneath a decorated the head oa poUcq closed in on erattw of fonaer IkoMqf leas possible to conceive of any a -consortium of West (Sermon emmenl claimed, Milner had a reached in. a month with United banks. • that French assets to Nigeria be Chrlftmoa Utm, the police chief him. ter Ptobas Lavon ‘ reg. 3.95 other altsmatlvsa." - gross^income of 8375,703.52, a net States in a four-year-oid dispute frozen, the. French embassy Im Bald.. His wife, Helen, 42. unable to possibly sariana rift Osgood said he agrees with oth- Officials of the ' International income of 830,099.09 and a tax bill over revising 1947 military bases closed and oil Fiench goods Mn. Gronwoldt. wife of a heli­ undergo queatlontog until yester­ Sitaiater DavidT MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER ' are question "Whether be^ Monetary Fund in Washington of 87.968.81. agreement... Fourteen survivors banned. . copter teat pilot, waa given a oedB' day, told police Moaer’a violent toot aad Mb : “Connecticut's Complete Carpet Specialty Shop- abls to ennOiilsto an anemy AO to said Yugoslavia would be allowed y.8.; Circuit Judge'Jt Joseph of the tanker Pine Ridge are Sir Abubakor Tofewa Bolewa, Uve and ruahed to Hartford'a Mc­ apree followed the bitter quarrel patty, autliorttattta i 800 times over daton him much to draw an additional 875 million Smith ordered a summoi» requir­ ■eeUag $L4 mlUlon In damage Nigerian prime minister, sold Cook Hoopltal. that Included their two daugh- today. Ben.Oatlan 2.95 mors then being able to annihilate in various ourrendea from the ing Milnel- to appear in tl.S. Dis­ aulto from the ahip’s owners find earlier whatever steps Nigeria State troopera attempted to quee- tera. the Mdit by rotaaki OPEN TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY 'TILL 9 P.M. ~ ' • breatl^-easy a’lure style. lilm OTice." ■ fund, repayable in three to five trict Qoqrt in New Haven next ^ r a to r s . ."Guerrilla Warfare” by might take to express rsssnTOent Uon her but ehe woe unreeponet-re. All four bad dined at m restau­ approvlag the • satin elastic with nylon cups, sizes 82 to 36, "All this Trlghtong the dkyllghta years. month. EmSsto (Che)' OuevarsL Cuba's would be oimoutvesil thU weekend. "We weren'.t getting too much rant Christmas night. The argu­ vestlgatiag cosn 311 MAIN Si;.. MANCHEStER—Oppocite the Armory~-Ml 3>510S a, b and c cups. out of ms, taut frightening people Tito's moves toward currancy The grand ' Jury also indicted eqonomlc chief, trill be among Nigeria hod protostod a f t e out of her,” on officer eiold. “She ment oniptod to Moser'a ear os S ir •n r wearod Lavon l a i t eooughr he said. refonn and- trade UbaraUaatlM four tausttidmaB oa Incomo tax boMm ignMWbod la tmoolaflsa' la France's second test and/Ghana >vraa too ahoken up.” ifrotn driving to bin home. •Ttgsatsniag psepls with hall- Moaoetr by Spvlat Foreign litora- She epent the night at the hoe- ciutty Brs wttlMitt soMlBg them any (C tm a’PubUihliig n o t yov. (« pltol under poUqa guard. m fngo Tbnaji

.7 v» ■4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C»NM. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1980 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1960 hlMuelf and for other singers. .Rls -ffal Boyle- latest' IS In the top ten In this area. ,1 WE Sheinwold on Bridge Drvolrce Threat Rockville Asking Directors 311 at UAC As You Like It Symphony Drive TD-C to Report Jan. 18 The progressi of the $100,000 This Is the Week By JUDITH AHEARN drive for the Hartford Symphony For Continued Use of Dump Earn Degrees MILLSTONES AREN’T 4 Sparked Yule Jimmy Junior will be watched with a great deal Marik dsalsr of interest here. Next to good OIBL’S BEST FRIEND NsMwt side vdasnllN On, Year’s Activities A total o f 811 engineers and 18th annual Institute of Contemporary musicians and Instruments and .s Of Big Fat Yawn By AUred Shebiwold N O R m Night Slayings The City of Rockville would likefRecently a payment of $1,124 was made to Manchester by the City scientista employed by United Air­ A m ^ can Music will be given at Hartt Col- good conductor, what an orchestra If lomebody hang* a millstone A 7 4 3 -The Town Development Com- to continue using Manchester’s needs Is money. The Manchester ff. around your neck. It’s a good Idea Y A Q J of Rockville for trash loa-ds from craft Coip. have earned maater’e Knows His hCa of Music of the University of Hartford misaion (’TDC) has called a epe- (ConitBDed from Page On-'' dump on Olcott St after Dec. 31. Civic Orche.stra will soon be in New York fJP) — Whatever hap­ palled at the thought. "Can't you to get rid of It as soon as you can. ♦ K 10 6 5 3 Hospital Notes July to Nov. 26. Another payment Sunday and Monday, Jan. 8 and 9. Works by see I’m eating?" < * A 10 A formal request from Rock­ degrees In the corporation’s gr^u- .shape to perform publicly. Then, pened to "Jingle Bella?” I have It on good authority that otal 'meeting for Jan. 18 at 8:80 will be made after Jan. 1 for the Ennui holds the race of mankind WEST EAST ’ Mrs. Moser said their 18-year- ville’s Mayor Leo Flaherty Jr. has balance of the year ate studies program since its in­ I I alumni and facility members if ths orchestra is to have the li­ There wae a tune that was the millstone does nothing for p.m. at the Mdniolpal Building. Visltliig hour* are S to 8 p.in. will ha pt^aented In three proRrams Arnold Franchettl, Alfred Hoose brary Jl needs, the repairs to Its from its usual promiae. It Is easier your appearance, and you can see A A 10 8 5 2 6 Q S old daughter, Charlotte, declined The -agreement between the two ception in 1956. 9*43 ¥7658 The purpose la to give the for oil areoa except maternity beei\ received by General Manager Groceries and Nnrmain Kimmell. aweeplbig the country from coast to postpone everything than to do towns ends Deo. 31. The program, which United con­ under tne chalimajiship of Kdward In.strument.s. the opportunity to for yourself that It does even less TPC’a .annual report of 1960 ac­ to pack and leave. her father’s Richard Martin, asking Manches­ Diement«. The firet propram will Other compiOBers are Suianne anything. « Q 2 ♦ J 9 S where tliey are t to 4:80 and 6:80 Trucks which have been dump­ play' for Manchester children in to coast last week. But it teems ip for your bridge. 4b 7 4 2 « Q I 9 t tivities and also attempt to bring home, where she was staying ter to continue tljey current prac­ ducts in cooperation with 10 col­ tie Sunday at 3:30 p.m.. the ser ond Kirby. Sherman Krane. Robert The virus will pass. The great to 8 pjoi; and private roome where ing trash from RockvlUe and from special concerts, It is going to have died out in the last coupla''of West opened the five of spade^ SOUTH oloaer- relatione betwesa ' town tice of allowing Robkvllle to dump leges and universities, provides op- Sunday at p.m., and the third Lombardo. Eugene Martin.i Ed­ need money. letdown will end. In another few East put up the queen, and South they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. while on vacation from the Uni­ Vernon have been both private dsys. Maybe too much oyef expo­ i J h - i 4b K J 9 government, commercial and 4n- her trash in Manchester. porttmities for the corporation’s will be Monday at 2 p.m. ward Miller. Marvin Paymer, Worthy of Note days the world will 'hum as busily won with the king. Declarer saw ¥ K 10 9 versity . of Connecticut. The matter will be considered by and city trucks, said Martin. The sure. and shout as stridently as it us­ dtietrial and private groups of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: An­ engineers and scientists tA under­ Alt will be dedicated to the mem­ Thonia.s Piit.ache. Robert, Revickl. TTie Vienna Octet Will perform that he had to develop the dia­ ♦ A 7 4 Moser told his other daughter, the Board of Directors at a meet­ attendants at the Olcott St. dump take advanced studies on a part- .1, Willard Roo.sevelt. Arno Sa- in the Vender Mehden Recital Hall "Have a nice Ghfiatmaa” asks ually does. FlUSTTR m monds without .giving East the Manchester. gelo Vince, 147 Birch St.; Henry ory of the late Isadore Freed, in- PIPE 4b K 6 5 3 Zatkoweki, 54 Union ,St.; Mrs. Marlon, 15, to go into the house ing Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 8 p.m. in are familiar 'with the trucks, he time basis at company expense. fran. M.tivIii Snlr.berg and Wil­ at the University of Connecticut the. pretty secretary, returning to But In the week between Christ­ chance to get in' and lead a spade North Eari Sooth WssT Letters were mailed out today said, and keep account of how atitute founder and chainiian of s m Joan Shupe, High Manor Park, and help her sister pack. the hearing room of the Municipal Nearly 800 eligible employes the colleRes composition and Monday, Jan. 9. at 8:15 p.m. work a day late from the holidays. mas and New Year’s personal S I Sh through the jack. 1 6 Pass 2 NT Pass Inviting Manchester’s General liam Sydeman. Rockville; Mrs. Marlene Trolano, In the car, Moser and his wife Building many loads have been dumped. were rsidstered for such studies In theory' departments since 1944. ..\11 the proRram.s at the college The Wadsworth Atheneum Tin "No thanka” grumbles the of­ character — plug a few teaspoon- south led a heart to dummy s 3 NT'^ All Pass Manager Richard Martin, Mayor continued to argue. Mrs. Moser The general manager has said Indications from Martin are Harold A. Turklngtbn, members 649 Demlng St.; Ralph Lupac- September 1960. Compoaew who arc participat- Biidilnriiim will be open to the Hartford has acquired a painting fice grouch. "Just had one.” ■ fuls of bicarbonate of soda — are jack and returned a low diamond Openiag lead — 6 5 .4 said he took out a gun and threat­ a re-examinaiton should be done of that the rate will be raised, al­ by the American artist Maurice ■F. < * of the town’s Boar^ of Directors, chlno, 104 Clinton St.; William Of the 10 participating colleges, ln|r include Nlchola.s rappahianca public without charge. An unknown vlrua of lassitude about all that keep the hyman race fropa dihnmy. If East had been ened to kill her if site started a the fees charged to RockvlUe for though, he '8ald, there -are no other Prendergast, entitled, "Red Head­ going. ablei to play the deuce of diamonds, Chamber of Commerce President Brown, 19 Locust St.; Tedd four are in Connecticut—^Rens­ Timothy Cheney. Richard Dc- Coming I'p In Mancheater aweeps the nation between the de­ return by East would allow West Sperry, 41 Phoenix St., Vernon; divorce action in the courts. the use of the dump, nearby towns which have euch an ed Nude." South was ready to duck and let Hayden L. Griswold and Execu­ selaer Polytechnic Institute (Hart­ Baiae, Diemente, AlviTi Fpstein, “ Butterfield open.s tonight at parture of Santa Claus and the ar­ to defeat the contract with lour Arthur Cochrane, 17 Cottage St.; Then, she said, Moser left her ’The rate has been $2 a load since arrangement to use aa a prece­ “ Falstaff’ Is to be produced by West win. When East played the tive Vice President John P. Wiet, ford Graduate Division), Trinity the .Stale ’ Theater. With it is rival of the new year. .X / - ' * spade tricks. George Garbarlnl, Coventry; Os­ in the car and went into the the practice was started in July. dent. College, Yale University, and the the Hartt Opera-Theater ot'the It Is the week of “The Great eight of diamonds, however. South Dally Question and President John Deme and the “Candid Caincta ' Univeraity. of Hartford Feb. 23, North WSCS Sets car Stanford, 233 Ferguson Rd.; house. Mrs. Moser heard shots and University of Connecticut. The had to put up the, ace. Partner bids on spade, and the executive committee of the Com­ R«mo«ietinq 1 Saucier, Broad Brook; Walter are in Stamford Hospital, Garth­ Bring out those new ice skates $1,000 was made to the welfare ac­ applicants. torium. Everyone secretly wants to The panel moderator will be Mrs. the queen. Naturally, declarer let Industrial development in Man­ which were left under the tree Calvin Fish of the Bolton Meth­ chester. Charest, 63 Union St. waite in fair condition and his count by the Board of Finance at The graduate'“study program crawl Into a cocoon and dwell West win the trick. • , ADMITTED TODAY: Thomas Christmas morning because Cen­ ‘'Business Built On odist Church. wife in good condition. its regular meeUng last night. came into being with the estab­ Tifiht Hat Sunpected there and dream there until the What could West do? If he led As a possible step in the right Felice, 144 Highland St.; Miss ter Springs Pond is now safe for Customer Satsfactihn” Panel participants will be Mrs. direction in developing better co­ lishment in 1955 of the Hartfordn I ATLA.VtlO first robin of spring blows his another spade, South’s jack would Barbara Collins, Upper Butcher public skating. This is Manches­ First Selectman Charles A. Ro'b- Graduate Division of Rensselaer In rusty bugle. John Flaherty, Mrs. William ordination and constructive as­ bins advised that a single case, in­ Full Insurance Coverage f u r n a c e o il Canberra — Australia's Health win a trick. If West led anytfling Rd.-, Rockville; Mrs. Margaret ter’s No. 1 area and it opened this South Windsor, bringing advanced Who wants to be up and doing'f Maguire, MIm Myrtle Chapman, else. South would take the rest of sistance between the TDC, the Stowell, East Hartford. Mother Facing afternoon for the first time this volving serious illness and hos­ Aulomatio Delivery Department reported after a study Chamber of Commerce and the educauenal opportunities to quali­ Tel. MI 4-0450 of alopecia that causes apparently No one but no one. The virus and Mrs. Walter Schober. A buzz £S5J!!^ the diamonds for a total of 10 BIRTHS YES’TERDAY: A season. pitalization, had exhausted the L T. WOOD CO. sessions will.follow the panel dis­ Kim N ovok TONYCUNTIi ? Community Development Founda­ original appropriation of $1,000 to fied personnel in United's nearby After 5:00 P.M. Includf male-ljormone stimulation, grips ail. tricks. /f'rk Uouqln*' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Mental Exams (Tharter Oak Park will be open Research Laboratories and the Phone Ml 8-112» At home the housewife takes a cussion. Members of the Ingraham The result would be different if JANET IEIOH ? tion, 'TDC Chairman Robert S. for skating until 10 o’clock to­ the welfare account. State con­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD tight hats, and heredity. Alopecia Oxygen Has Flavor ’Tomassi said last night that the Jenkins, Foster St.; a ion to Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, Hamil­ Is the $84 word for baldness. longer afternoon nap on the couch Circle will, be hostesses. Mrs. Ar­ West dropped the queen of dia­ OT«NCtitj;jr'.'Lr Mr. suid Mrs. John Aronson, 32 night, the same closing time set tribution of half the amount ex­ thur Noi^vood is leader of that meeting is imperative for all con­ (Oonttnued from Page One) pended is expected on the welfare ton Standard and Sikorsky Air­ than usual. In the evening she sits monds on the first round of that Constance Dr.; a daughter to Mr. for Center Springs.'' craft divisions. and stares at the winking, blinking circle. Chicago — Taste thresholds of suit. South would havg to give MEET jWtSSil cerned. Park department ftiersonnel ■will item. different substances vary widely. and Mrs. Arthur Downle, Wind­ Jr., 29, had left earlier on a busi­ Purchasing land and buildings Christmas tree, which has already a diamond trick to East if he per­ 8:20 "An entire new attitude has to supervise skating at bothx^ areas. The finance board also approved Quite hone$tly, we're proud a$ can ba. Proud Mo.st people can detect the bltter- 6:20-10:15 sor Locks. ness trip to Ottawa, Canada, for for payment the bill of H. Alex­ In South Windsor, United turned begun to shed its needles. ’ She sisted with the suit. Then a spade be taken toward the TDC, and to BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter hla employers, Kaman Alrcrraft There will be no skating' allowed knows she should )>e scribbling 2 Ships First Since ne.sg of quinine in a solution of dissolve it, as has been rumored, ander and Oo. of New London, in them over to RPI as an outright to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cocheran, Corp., Bloomfield. He returned last at Center Springs Annex tonight. and happy that Mother— and, often, Dad, Sis, and WANT MORE FOR YOUR M ONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS Happy New Year cards to the peo­ one part to one million parts of is not the solution in Manchester,” Center Springs can handle sev­ the amount of $400, for the recent­ gift. The Rensselaer Graduate New York—Two recently launch­ water. Sugar can’t be identified South Glastonbury: a son to Mr. night to be at his wife's side. Division is completely staffed, ad­ ple, she forgot to send Christmas he aaid. State Police described him aa eral thousand skaters at' one time. ly completed town audit. Board cards to, but somehow she doesn't ed container vessels, the Florida unless the .solution is as strong as "W e hav^ beep fighting a one- and Mrs. Paul Kingsbury, Cov­ The lodge will be open during members were critical of the au­ ministered and controlled by RPI. even little Jimmy— turn to u$ for their $hopping and the New Yorker, of 2.050 dead­ entry. ‘‘terribly upset." feel quite up to it. one to 200. Even gases can be man stand,” Tomeuisl said. The revolver, all of its chambers skating hours for the conveinience ditor’s criticism of the assessors The teaching staff Is augmented 33% 4o 20% OFF At the office you'd have to fire weight tong each, are the first dry- tasted If their concentration is high ‘”rhe Commission has not been DISCHARGED YES’TERDAY: of skaters who wish to change before dra-wng a conclusion. by adjunct professors drawn from needi. cargo vessels built exclusively for Miss Patricia White, 115 Olcott fired, was found at Mrs. Gron- a 21-gun salute throughout the enough. One researcher reported STATEH asked for a report on our activi­ woldt’s feet, police said. They said their skates in the warmth of the No action was taken at last the engineering and scientific staffs day to keep the staff awake. The the United States domestic trade that oxygen, at 35 times normal St.; Miss Mollie Sheehan, Vernon night’s session pending further GRANTS REGULAR 6:85 P.M. tXbN’TINUOrs ties, we have been denied meet­ it was kept in the red and white building. Checking services will be of United Aircraft and other com­ We appreciate sincerely the loyal support you tasks they now spend all week since 1951. pressure, tastes like ginger beer. ings with the Chamber of Com­ Haven Convalescent Home; Rob­ split-level house off Route 10 as a available. study of the audit report. panies in the areas. postponing they'd'ordinarily romp ert Henry, Clark Rd., Bolton; Mrs. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE SMALL FRY merce to discuss industrial pros­ protection against burglars. The Floodlights are used and music Bullettn Board Although the corporation’s L O W P R IC E S through in half a morning any pects and It appears that our big­ Margaret McKay, 31 Russell St.; building is in a housing develop­ is piped from the lodge. Cub Scout Pack 73 will hold a authorization is required for each and so many families have given us through the other time of the year. gest opposition is the apathy of Robert Laplerre, Andover; Mrs. ment two miles south of the cen­ ■Whenever skating conditions are holiday party tonigl.t at 7 o'clock employe’s tuition payment, the Yep, the hired hand knows he the people in Manchester of which Carrie McKeon, 94 iVedgewood ter of Granby. good, a red fiag will be flown from at the Community Hall. actual admission, continued at­ years. And even though we're growing fast, we ought to buckle down and wind up For I'oiir ENJOY NEW YT.AB’S EVE some 25 per cent are part of the St.; Arthur Cancian, Stafford The Gronwoldts came to Con­ the lodge. The Parent-Teacher Association tendance and the granting of de­ his yearend rep t. But instead he S ^ w n At HEREl 6150-9:00 working force at Pratt dc 'Whitney Springs; Miss Geraldine Preneta, necticut from Germantown, N. Y.,, Last night’s below zero tempera­ executive committee has planned grees at the Hartford Graduate want you to think of us not as Big Business— but as puts his feet on his desk and stares Linlertin/t Aircraft,” Tomassi said. 40 Tanner St.; Mrs. Jane Beebe In May after Gronwoldt joined the tures was all that the pond needed meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at Division are solely in the hands of vacantly Into space, robbed of all onn exwvs wni tmmt. Response Poor' and son. 489 E. Middle Tpke. helicopter company. to form a sufficient thickness of the school. Rensselaer. will to performance. a "fam ily" store— a neighborhood friend. If, by Pleaitire Following a question by a Herald DISCHARGED TODAY: Jac­ Ice for the public’s use. United Methodist Church Senior Applicants must jtrovlde letters The boss Is In the same fix. He ELIZABETH TAYLOR reporter Monday night about re­ queline Katz, Wapplng; Wayne Supervised coasting will be al­ Choir will rehearse at 7 tonight. of reference from professors at knows he ought to be planning the t LAURENCE HARVEY sults of the 1959-60 advertising Hess. Crestrldge Dr., Vernon; lowed daily at Center Springs chance, we haven't what you're looking for—-ask EDDIE REED OPEN HOUSE their undergraduate schools or firm's progress In the year ahead, campaign to bring new industry Smith Assumes Brian Doyle, 91 Fairfield St.; Park until dark. Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ qualify in the Graduate Record but he doesn't want to. He knows EDDIE FISHER Into Manchester, Tibbitts said that ton correeponuent, Mrs. Lout* C. us about it and we'll try and get It for you. that at least he ought to go out At the Piano mtOt94 OTMtAI Christopher Richter, 208 Spring Examination, an independently ad- | New Year's Eve "we (TDC) have received very lit­ St. K ennedy’s Seat Dlmock Jr., telephone Mlfrhell and bawl out the hired hand for tle response to our advertising 9-9823. ministered test akin to the Col­ ^BUTTERFIELD 488 Road Deaths lege Board exams. doing nothing. NNE FOOD MEftRltL campaign and contacts to bring That'i our way of saying "thank you"— by con­ But is It worth the trouble? No. Boston, Dec. 28 (Aj— Massa­ TOee program functions similar­ • DEUCIOUS c o c k t a i l s ! new Industry into Manchester this Pick Up Thy Bed not now. So the boss puts hU feet year.” Money Vanishes chusetts’ new junior senator, Ben­ M ar Christmas ly at the other graduate schools | stantly striving to give you the best food store on hl.s de.sk, too. and stare.s unsee- jamin A. Smith 2nd, heads for associated with United Aircraft’s | CifwnaScopt A part of the advertising cam- New York—A 10-pound mattress program. ingly at the picture.s on his wall. paign was the printing of several From Tight Safe “ ETWCOIOR Washington today to take the seat Chicago. Dec. 28 (/P)—The na­ that man be lifted or turned with TTie company’s operating divi-1 ever. One that offers the widest possible choice At the dinner table In a thnu- hundred brochures at a cost of lY PAY MORE CAN^ BU Y given up by his Harvard room tion’s traffic accidents during the one hand has been developed by a sions are now accepting employes' .sand homes little junior, somewhat FOOD $1,700. 'The 21-page booklet, an 78-hour Cfiiristmas weekend killed Tampa, Fla., Dec. 28 (4>) — Po­ mate, President-elect John F. Ken New York company. It is made applications for the spring semes­ of fine foods at low, low prices— to rnake your fatigued him.sclf with tooj. much ALSO "CANDID CAMERA’’ at 6:85 and 8:40 Inventory of industrial sites and 488 persons—an average of one play, remarks, “ My new lectric FOB lice and FBI agents, who had a urethane foam. ter. SETTER SHEET PRICES! AVEY’S EVERY manufacturing space available in 4iedy. about every 10 minutes, tram Is broke awreddy. Will Santa harder time cracking a vault than family meals not only delicious— but, oh, so kind MOOD Manchester, were mailed or given the burglars did, today confirmed The 46-year-old Democrat and The final toll wao below the pre- It’s no secret — thread for thrg^rf^ur Grant Maid sheets match Claus come tonight and bring me to industrial realtors, factory site former Gloucester mayor, accom­ holiday estimate o f 510 made by a new one 7“ that some of the more than $1 the best . . . the price is p o S n iit difference. Made'especially for specialists and others seeking in­ million In cash and checks In the panied by his blonde wife, picked the National Safety Council. It to your budget. "Please,'' say.s his father, ap- dustrial locations. Grants by the ‘big^/sHfanufacturers, our muslin.s, percales con­ safe was missing. up his credentials at the State was the lowest for a 3-day Christ­ In reference to the P&G Motor House yesterday after waiting two mas holiday since 1949 when 413 stantly pass rigjd4tfb tests to assure the beat in quality, performance. "We know that several thou­ r Join Us il Freight Co. which is moving 75 per sand dollars is missing,’’ a spokes­ hours and 31 minutes to keep a 2 traffic deaths were reported and KOFSKY'S cent of its operation here to New man said. "However, it may take p.m. appointment with Gov. Fos­ compOred to last year’s Christ­ Open Today, Wed. tUl 8 P.M. Haven, ’Tibbitts said that "it wais a several hours of book work to get ter Furcolo. mas weekend total of 493 fatsdi- Grprif^oid 130-Count Gronl Maid 186-Count foregone conclusion that P&G anything resembling an accurate Furcolo did not appear and his ties. Semi-Annual Clearance Open Thor*, and Friday Cotton Muslint Cotton Percales MAKE RESERVATIONS ■would leave town if they were not figure." chief secretary, Elwood S. Mc- The council said this year’s total granted a request for expwslon of Night tUI Nine.. . SHOWN FA'EMNGS ONLY NOW NEW YEAR’S EVE Officers said the money was Kqpney, explained the Democratic compared with an expectation of 8V 'x99", 72" X 108" 7 2 " X 1 0 8 " facilities before the Zoning Board governor had been taken ill and was as many as 350 on a non-holiday FOR ADULTS O.NLY of Appeals last July.” stolen from the Rasdale Armored Closed AU Day or Twin Fitted or Twin Fitted Anne Krnnriii Ilirk Knyiirde 10 P.M. to 3 A.M. Car Service office early yesterday. under a doctor’s care at his New­ weekend of comparable length at I.lnyS Nnisn—In •rith r'npurine la They were denied the request by ton home. ’The nature of Furcolo’s this time of year. An Associated Monday, Jan. 2nd. "(iIR L OF "SO N G the ZBA and therefore no attempt They weren’t sure a theft had oc­ curred until more than 21 hours illness was not disclosed. Press survey for a 78-hour week­ ^ t r id e R ite TH E W IT H O U T ir FULL COURSE DINNER 9 was made to try to keep them here end period earlier this month M O H T " END” Tibbitts said. "What could we do,’ later. A time-lock failed to’ open McKeimey banded the new sena­ y e a r s EM£ CHOICE OF MENU the vault door at 6;30 a.m., as tor his credentials and then two showed 293 traffic fatalities. ^ Roast Beef, Pot Roasts, Hams and Lamb will be in de­ 9:S0 In rolor 1;M he said. Tomassi said last niglit SHOE J scheduled. women officials from the secre­ In other -violent deaths this mand this weekend and our meat manager has arranged that failure to sell some new in (ZSiristmas, 77 persons perished In Note: 4hie complete show each e ir FAVORS ★ ORCHESTRA dustry on settling in town may Authorities waited throughout tary of state's office administered for a heavy supply of these items, featuring, of course, with nationally advartited with nationally advattittyd PARTY an oath accepting Furcolo’a ap­ fires and 82 others lost their lives evening—7 o’clock Special chil­ have been because of the lack of the day in hopes the door would' the famous fully cooked, ready to eat and serve MOR­ labal w ould ba 2.19 label would ba 2.59 open automatically, then brought pointment to fill out the Kennedy in various types of accidents. The dren's matinees Wed., n in rs., it FABULOUS FLOOR SHOW Utilities in the areas shown to oyer-all total of 647 compared to FrI.. 1:.80. prospects. in pneumatic drills to cut a hole term until the next state election RELL’S EASY CUT HOCKLESS, SKINLESS, TRIM­ •1" X 108" or Double Fitted through the side of the vault last in 1962. Smith must take another last years 609, -which included 42 81* X 108' N 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTER years so the president-elect’s midnight Monday (local time). 4 DAYS though many firms have expressed shortly after midnight Tuesday, The toll for a comparable non­ 93.35 and regular Hamburg at 55c, 5 !hs. $2.50. For t . some interest in the past they have rr.ther than the usual 6:30 a.m. younger brother, Edward (Ted) RUFFICT LUNCH NERVED 9 P.M. to 12:80 TEL. MI 9-8070 Kennedy, may run for the Senate in holiday period, the council said, meat loaf we suggest Pinehurst 3 in 1 blend o f Pork, TOMOROW Through not made up their minds on where Several employes of the firm would be 310. SUNDAY ONLY Colery and Olives, Dill Pickle*, CheP* Ralad, RIggatonI Maca­ ¥ FOR RESERVATIONS ^ to settle. were questioned during the night. 1962. “ ITc Fit Beef and Veal at 79c lb. roni, Raked Reans, Fried Onion* Peppers, Mushrooms, Kielbaaa Vacancies Not Filled 'When workers cut through the Mrs. Smith said she plans to go on the Rushnell screen ^^^^3 and Ranrkraut, Fillet of Role, Raked Virginia Ham, Oven Two vacancies on the commis­ vault wall, officers. Insurance un­ apartment hunting as soon aa she Early Development Them EASTM.\N COLOR Rroomed Chicken, Rolls, Rutter, Coffee. sion -will not be filled until, after derwriters and employes moved arrives in Washington. Carefully* S;;; »Vv ■'i' the annual progress report has in with adding machines, tally - Smith is president of five Apples, pears and sweet cher­ Gloucester companies, including V - ' ^ THICK A THIRSTY HATS NOISEMAKERS FAVORS FOR ALL CHILDREN! been given, It was reported earlier sheets, fingerprint kits and other ries first were developed In the We will have plenty of Farm Fresh CONNECTICUT by the Town’s Board of Directors. equipment. box factory and a fish product firm fertile land around, .the Black and CHICKENS AND CHICKEN PARTS. The 31/2 Andover BATH TOWELS ■ Tomassi said that "maybe we Mrs. E. A. Rasdale, vice pres­ He was a Navy lieutenant in the Caspian Seas centuries before the should incorporate or bring into Pacific in World W ar n . discovery of the New 'World, Chickens are used cut up for fryers or whole for tender You’d expect to pay 69c ident of the firm, said big receipts STATE the TDC, an executive director of from the Friday and Saturday pjump Roasting Chickens stuffed with Pepperidge farm lor that* Cation Tarriat the Chamber of Commerce and the business of several department stuffing. You, of course,* do the stuffing . . . we supply president of the CDF and have a stores had been placed in the vault. the chicken and the stuffing. permanent executive director of It also included Friday’s and Mon­ the town government." JOIN OUR GALA day’s receipts from Tampa’s Grey- Whil* Tomassi has suggested in a CHICKEN LEGS ...... lb. 49c each hound Race Track. ■•ig* A SPECIAL HOLIDAY three-page report to. persons in­ INFANTS' Thru GROWINO GIRL SIZES ^he said any loss would be cover­ R o iS s CHICKEN LIVERS ...... lb. 79c trown volved or interested in town de­ Ixing-looped to stay soft, SULEI'S velopment that “we may arbitrarily ed by Insurance. ■lus MOSTLY GIRLS' STYLES NECKS...... lb. 5c W IN G S...... lb. 20c Fink fluffy even after repeated WEUS iJstoui J m t lb iVEW divide,ths town into three major I during our B-l-G segments: Oiir elected body, our Aqua wa.shings. Smart stripes. "SWAN LAKE" Act 11 WEEK MATIHEE Welfare Receives Rad THE FIREBIRD . . . ONDINE commercial, and industrial com­ STRAPS aVid OXFORDS IN THE GROUP Oald Wash Cloths ______I** Starring .MARGOT TONTEYN munity and our private citizena I Y E A R A good selection of Butterball oven-ready turkeys from Huiilar Oroan Show'tlmea: Tomo.rrnw, 8 p.m. Ring'out the old, ring In the new . . . In a fabulous fan­ Program For The Young Fry The efforts of each could be chan­ Many Toy (Jifts Swift, under the premium label... You will find shrimp Friday at 2:80 (popular price fare of fun and frolic at our gala New Tear's Eve parly. neled into an effective and formid­ DUcontinued Patterna Debt Oraan Fun for everyone. Make your reaervations today. and other items for your party in our frozen food case matinee, all teats ISc) and 8 2 SPECIAL MATINEE SHOWS able forte designed- to improve and Teddy bears, purse's, a white fur p.m. .Saturday at 2:30 and 8 expand oi|.r industrial potential.” muff and baby Ice skates were I E N D . . . and Ed Ckrrigan has set up an unusually large dis- This coiild be established by the p.m. Sunday at 5 p.m. THURSDAY. FRIDAY^DEC. 29-30 among the toys given to Manches­ play.'and selection of party crackers. Nabisco’s SNACK / Prices; Adults $1.80, SMORGASBORD formation, of a committee as men- ter children this year by the Town FAVOBS — NOISEMAKERS — HATS ASSOR'TMENT with 6 of your favorite NABISCO COnON CORDUROY 2-PIECE C'hlldren 7ftc. tlcmed ahbve. Welfare Department. § on Jacket$, Sno-Snit$ REFRESHMENTS, Etc. At 2 P.M. — Novar ShowB Bofor* The Jan. 18 meeting is needed The department reported that, COMPANION SALE CRACKERS in one package, all for 49c, is proving very CHENILLE SPREADS BATH SET BCSHXELL PER COUPLE at this time to further this dis­ after a story appeared in The Her­ popular thru the holidays. You will find Pepperidge farm Mon., Jon. 9, 8:30 p.m. cussion, he said. ald that toy donations were a littla Overcoat$ frozen Patty Shells and Gretchen Grant’s hors d’oeu’vre COMPLETE A Porfoct Fur PragroRi for AHl FAMOUS NAME PREP SHOES Kagular 2.98 mat plu$ On Bushnell Staffe *20 slow, several persons donated new "HOT PUFFS’’ in the frozen food case. toys, and'one Cub Scout donated marLOW Regular 1.00 lid caver ‘Skyscraper’ Is 75 a Ubie hockey game he had made Reg. 19.98. .18.98 099 ■a DANCING WALT DISNEY'S himself. ' Reg. 8.98 to 10.98 value Chicago—’The 10-story Home In­ The library pages at the hi|^ both 2 .3 7 TO TTIE MUSIC OF LOU GAGNON’S ORCHESTRA ^ g . 17.98. .11A8 surance Building, completed in school also donated toy*. / ” Best buy in shrimp is our 21/2 lb. box of extra lar^ TEL. MI 3-2478 FOR RESERVA’nON.S Chicago 75 years ago, was the first Among all the W ts ' Kiven w ei# Reg. 16.98. .11.48 BOYS' 3Va TO YOUN G MEN'S SIZE 11 Corduroy tufted chenille , . . best Reversible bath mat with large building in which weight was many games, mittens knitted by 16 to 18 to a lb. deveined shrimp already to drop in r e g u l a r “SIGH OF ZORRO” carried by a cast and wrought-lron a woman who is herself helped by, Reg. 14.98. .9.98 DINNERS SERVED UP TO 9 P.M. hot water and in 6 to 8 minutes . . . box $4.25.- bedspread a budget can buy.lx>oks fokm inner lining. So soft (X)ok with GUY WILLIAMS framework encased in masonry the welfare depaitmenL a tel^ Reg. 12.98. .8.98 OXFORDS. LOAFERS and CHUKKA superb in any one of our room- thanks to its closely tuft­ rather than by its exterior walls. phone, football, imail truck, tv«¥ brightening colors . , . stays that ed cotton. Quick dry, PLUS It is considered the forerunner of Dutch dolls, a tank, books and Reg. 9.98. ..8A8 BOOTS IN THE GROUP the modern skysersper. clothing. CooM In Hinraday or Friday .. . Wo Are Open 8 AAf,.tQI 8 PJf. way even after machine washings. ’ machine washable.21x34. F or double and twin sixe beds. Inntr iioing el MARK TWAIN'S GREAT STORY Reg. 8.98. . 6.88 and AU" D Day a Saturday Peiyurethone Oufoleoiv CRECO ■ " t h e ADVBN’ITRES o f . PABKING—CHECKS CASHED HadHbCOMMNYOF LEARN HOWCHRISTIAN SGIENGEHEAU Use any one of G>on(j 3 "Cho/qc ll" F/rms Bring In yonr osnptgr Coke, CotAOuiadnOrynnAotlMceinptton SPMI8H MNGERS HUCK FINN” ^tman nnd get new atoA of soft d rii^ for the kolMhy wneksal. Tirkets Now At Box Offic* Vitit tlw Xhriftkm Sc Im ic* Ib edor-^DDIE HODGES^TONY RANDALL or Order by Mall R«adin9 Room Prices; Orrh. or lit B*l. 8>.l5| AMPLE FREE PURNELL PARKING 740 MAIN BTREET MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD Wild Bird Food 25 |b. bag $2.69 — 5 Ib. bag 594: $8.80, $2.78. 2nd Bale. 12.20. steak hiiseiliri cicktail loange FREE GIFT TO ALL CHILDREN |l.«8. SHOPPING CENTER BUST FOB BIBDS—18o Lb. I0||U|«R0 44 a iVlTM, CONN. •' UL. Ml $-2471 '•H it TWO STORES IN MANCHESHR it . Make cheek* payable to SHOWN ONLY 2 MATINEES—THURS., FRI. PARKADE 17 S. MAIN ST. BUSHNELL MEMORIAL, Hours: Tuosdoy. FridOy, Sofutday •13 MAIN STREET end MANCHESTBt PARKAOS Hartford 14, Conn. EfieloM stamped retum •*- Regular Performance of 11:00AJWI. to 4:00 P.M. FREE PARKING AT B01H OP nNEHURST GROCERY, IIHL Toiope. '' *Bottarfteld " eoaUanous from OigO p.p*. 8 MAIN BTRKBT, MANCitE8TER~MI 941221 t ORNIR M M N ST; AT MIDPU TURNFIKI Tlwrsday. 11 A.M. to P:00 PJI. OURSTOMS ■ ' t V .

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MANCHESTER Q HERALD. MANCHESTER. CWW- WEDNESDAY. DECEilBEIt 88,1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 r a g m ; l i f e . gtnA OaniA o f 977 W> Iflddlo South Windso^ Daraas H onored Mauriea t>ar- na o f Portland. Conn.; Henry Relay station Dania of Hartford: Heniy Clauds Darna of tas Vagas, Nev., and lE X P E M O fO p Judge Leaves Mm. Lawronc* Dronay, Hartford. A ll warsi pteoant axespt the son Links W o rld ’s Capitals in NeVa^ The couple has 15 Mr. aad Itra., Arioiando DlnnA One Case for grandchildren and 8 great-grand- •f Hollywood, Fla., and formerly Television e h ild r^ Aamaf«, BtUopta, Dae, 38 < n f A ;to^l of 3,500 Americans, In­ o f Manchester, were honored, at a cluding servicemen, their srtvas 1:00 Big * •aUr tin pngreas) 3 t i'-W Ths Joyful Hour 18 Mr. and Mrs. Darna were mar­ i.iif -i-On a lonely platMiu In a forekt Circuit Court The Prttt la Right (C) 10. 33, 30 family dinner for 85 relativeg In and children, are stationed here g r*. Bi (hi progress) ried Dec. 21, 1910, In New York «C AntenMua to Northeast A f r|ca, .rlr Z'progreu) Wanted Dtad_or AlWa I. 13 oalebration o f their 50th weddUiF City. He la a member of the. Fu- under the command of Col. Robert New* The Nelson Pamuy anniversary Monday iftemoon. A t the final Town Court session Two Escea West 40 blnaae Society o f Manchester and a group o f X7.8. kokUera man a ' C. Harris. Cartoon Mytaouse The dinner party was gtven by >>k ' fltndayflim** 8:00 HawaUan Eye 8, 40. 63 t o radio relay station that kedpe Asmara is a good assignment as Tuesday night at the Town Hall, the Elks liodge H artford. 6:16 Bozo, The Clown Times Square Playhouse 18 the couple's sons and daughters at' tl.i!. 'll ^V-^SM ILING SERVICE open a vital communication link duty in Africa goes. Judge Benedict A. Kupchunos TV MaU Order The Rifleman 13 the Spaghetti Palace in Hartford, Wild Bin Hickok Perry Como Show (C) 10, 33. 30 ' A'l.iiNf between Washington and the other . The- Italian-built town Is blessed nearly iw ept the criminal case 6:35 Weather, News A Sports My Sister Eileen £ which Mr. Dftrna formerly Operat­ A»«jbi Aidfld capital of the world. with a spring-like climate the docket clean by giving dispositions Royal Canadian Police 6:30 I've Got A Secret 8, 13 ed imtil hls retjreihent fotir years year around. It Is laid out like a 6:60 Robin Hood Danger Is My Buiinesa 18 'r WaShtogton—The Development Through this point in the U.S. in seven cases. Only one criminal Channel 8 Newt 10:00 Naked City 8, 40. $3 ago. The Darnas had lived lit Man­ large flower garden. It has night 6:46 Douglas Edwards Peter Lovea Mary 10, 33. chester for about 20 years until Fund haa approved a 86,- MONTH worldwide communications net­ case will be beard In the n e w United State* Steel Hour 8. work .flows the information that clubs, movies and restaurants that John Beconbari ^ - retiring and'movfng to Florida. OtM,000 loan to Israel and a«|2,- BANTLY Oil Circuit Court, meeting In Man­ Huntley-Brlnkler New* 10. 32, 30 Million Dollar Hovla prompts high-level policy decl- serve the finest Italian cooking. 10:80 Coronado Nine The coupie was also honored by OwiOOO than to the United Arab chester, which takes over from the 7:00 Million Dollar Hone I . 1\||' \ \ •; I M' aions, be it a Marine landing in But Asmara Is also a dying city. New* A Weather Johnny Midnight 10. 200 friends and relatives who at­ R e^ b h c fo r ekpanalon o f tele­ M o r f i n Eritrea haa been absorbed by town court with the new year. Highway Patrol 11;0U Barry Barents phone coiumunl oat Iona. The i M \ ■ \ I i:i i I ^ In rntailinq, th* w m Ii bntwM n Christmos and N «w Yoor's U known as th« "13th month", so dosignotod to bring eostomors txtro l^ebsmoiti'or an air-lift of interna­ Big New* tended an open house at the home Ethiopia and the Italian popula­ Judge Kupchunos stated the Shotgun Slade U.A.R loan ia to be used in the tional troops to a troubled Congo. Ixickup World’s Best Movie* (C> of a daughter. Mrs. Bund! Tarca, m Ml?i.lull 9 '1S9S to moko gift doNars go further. The station is called Kagnew, a tion Is graduaily moving away. situation In a few words as he Dangerous Robin New*. Sport* A Weather 683 W. Middle Tpke., Monday Syrian Region. The over-all cost The station haa orders to main­ banged the gavel at the end of the TV Hall Ordar 11:15 Jack Paar Show (C) of the Israeli project is estimated name synonymous with courage In 7:16 Sport* Camera Starlight Movie evening. ROCKVILLE TR 64a71 Ethiopia. It has been in operation tain a 240-day food supply her session; " I hereby declare the HIghllghta Premiere The couple has six children, Eu- at 847,700,000. fo r 18 years, undisturbed even by cause of the remoteness." Town Court adjourned forever." New* Feature Dispositions Included: W illie R. 7:30 Hong Kong 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) such events as the palace revolt Next to the government the Wagon Train 13:50 News and Weather that sought to overthrow Emper­ station la Asmara’s largest em­ Barber, 22, 28 Florence St., East Aquanauts Late New* Great Savings For You At Our January Hartford, disregarding a traffic or Haile Selassie In mid-December. ployer. It pays annual rental to SEE SATlmwATIA TV WEIW FOR CXIMPLETB USTINO Selassie has been a good host villages for land on which an­ signal, fined 8 6; Patricia M. Pro­ to the Americans. And all has gone tennas are located. vost, Robert Dr., abandoning a WINTER COAT well here between the .servlce- The name of the station is that motor vehicle, nolled; Robert 0.. men and the local population. of a legendary Ethiopian hero. An Bozlo, 18, 131 Lydall Rd., East Asmara was picked as a relay Ethiopian fighter squadron of Hartford, failure to drive in the Radio right lane, 830 bond forfeited; Da­ station Bite primarily because of five planes which fought with the C n is Usttog Inelndes rndy Uiese «ewa brosdestda o f 10 or ISHoalaoto I fe I. I ‘-•v I CLEARANCE! vid Delisle, 16, 386 Hills St., East its location. I t is situated on the Allies against the Italians In length. Some etatlona can y other ehort oeweeaatal. outskirts of the city at a point World W ar II was christened Hartford, failure to drive In the •S', ,1.'^ CORSET SALE A 9:05 What'8 Your Opinion where the Eritrean Plateau rises Kagnew. And the Ethiopian \inlt right lane, fined 86; Frank A. WDROi-tsee OL S i ^ Morton, 20, 706 N. Main St., Buck- 6:UU New* 10:05 NIghtheat more than 7,500 feet above sea which fought In the Korean War 6:06 Today on Wall Strtet 11:00 New* level. was called by the same name. land, operating an unregistered 6;1U Art Johneon Show 11:30 Starlight Sereqad* motor vehicle and reckless driv­ 8:06 Raynor Shine*Shine*. 1:00 SlgncR Beginning Tomorrow 11:05 Spotlightr ------on - sport* W POP— 1416 ing, charges nolled; Joseph J. 12:05 Raynor ShinesL 6:00 Today In Hartford Gvara, 42, Poquonock, operating 1.06 Sign on 6:16 Conn Ballroom an unregistered motor vehicle, waay-eie 7:00 Bob Scott tVhat a sale this is . , . What savings . . . How timely ... Come tomon-nw tn take advantage of our 8:00 Ray Somers found guilty with Judgment sus­ 6:00 Big Show 'I 't I960 Was Record Year 6:80 ^En Daly U:UU New* expert fitters who can make you feel 10 .vears younger and look 10 pounds lighter for that Happy pended; and Robert J. L«ahy, 26, 6:40 Big Stiow 11:10 Ray Bomen New Year of 1961.” Choose the corsetiere you prefer to fit you now .. . just a.sk for her by name. R. F. D. Rockville, failure to pass 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 13 00 Del Raycee Show 7:16 Big Show WINS—ISIS Originally to $50 on the left, fined 89. 11:80 Puntte Affairs 6:00 mnanelal New* In Tobacco Industry 12:02 New*. SI|pof^^^ ? :06 Showcaie and News 'The local court system In 1929 :UU Fulton Lewis Jr Quality wcxil coats from top mak- replaced a previous trial justice 6:00 New* 7:15 Evening Devotions pr*. Dress coats In black Zibiline, court as a result o f a bill Intro­ 6:20 Weather and Sporta 7:20 Showcase and News W. Raleigh, N. C., Dec. 28 —This'*'reflects Increases In state clgar- 7:35 Family Theater tweed.*, novelties, etc. A wonder­ duced In the state legislature by 6:30 SupperUme Serenade natlon’s tobacco Industry set new ette taxes during the past year 6:46 Three Star Extra 3:06 The World Today ful selection and yo\i'll save up to and a half." the late South Windsor State Rep' 7:06 Convereatlon Piece 8:30 Showcase and New* $22 on every one—missy and records In 1960 In production and 7:30 New* 11:00 Music Beyond the Sur* and New* Allen also reported use of resentative Hollis F. Church. LieS' 13:06 World N*w* Roundup petites. sales of cigarettes, yield per acre lie Newberry of Main St., was first 7:46 Radio Ho*cow cigars and cigarillos during 1960 8:06 Pop* Concert 12:16 Signotf for flue-cured tobacco and gen­ was up 2V4 per cent, smoking to­ judge and the late Atty. Max Adel- eral price average per pound. bacco totaled 73 million pounds, son of Pleasant Valley Rd., the first prosecutor. Several other records were es­ about the same as last year, here are preaented.io the court In chewing tobacco dropped slightly Deputy Judge William J, tablished as the Industry experi­ Thresher, who was seated at the proper form. to a total of about 65 million 'The new deceleration and stop '.4 bench with Judge Kupchunos Tues­ enced a banner year. pounds; and snuff totaled 3SH lights promised by the State High­ "It was a great year all around day night, has been a judge of the million pounds, a gain of 1 1/4 court since 1934, having served as way Department for the Rt. 5 - for the Industry,” said W. P. Hed­ million pounds. Sullivan Ave. Intersection have Carrie Betty Morion ’St Kismet rick. tobacco marketing specialist judge for 12 years previously In The federal government col­ the old justice of the peace court. now bewi Installed and are In op­ lO)’ "V ■...... for the North Carolina Department . V t J » t /V rsj T lected 81,846,000,000 In cigarette Judge Kupchunos has served In hls eration. They were provided fol­ of Agriculture. taxes during the year while state lowing a request by locaT prose­ "It ^looks like another big year present capacity for 6 >4 years, FAMOUS LABEL governments collected 8965 mil Prosecutor George W. Stone of cutor George W. Stone, who noted for Uie Industry In 1961," he add­ lion and municipal governments the many accidents which occurred TREMENDOUS SPECIAL PURCHASE 'X ed. " I f conditions continue, we Main St., Is now a town represent#' 841 million. Alt three showed at the corner despite the previous A NEW probably can expect an increase in tlve in the state legislature. sharp rises over 1980. slop light system. WOOL the tobacco acreage allotment In Everett Delaney of Colony Rd., MNING EXPERIENCE 1962.” Allen aald exports of American the town’s first probation officer, cigarettes for the 1960 fiscal year has been domestic relations officer Manchester Evening Herald ^ Regular George V. Allen, president o f the ending June 30 totaled 820,058,- here for three years since institu­ South Windsor correspondent El- WEDNESDAYS SKIRTS! Tobacco Institute Inc., said the to­ 000,000. up 8.8 per cent from the tion of the state adult probation nwre Barnham, telepiiene M I 4- $13.50 • $15 lis h in e r e bacco industry's progress was previous year. system. 0674. ARE FAMILY NIGHTS n made despite continued "attacks Town Court Clerk Horace C. ranging from health scares to un­ 5:00 to 8;(K) PJMI. and $16.50 Vlbert noted the local court always X fair taxation and labeling pro­ met operating expenses and many' posals.” Integration Stand years turned back considerable Deaths Last Night A il You $ 4 Allen cited figures showing that money to the town beyond ex­ U. 8. factories produced an esti­ penses. Vlbert previously served (B y TH E ASSOCIATED F9UESS) mated S12 billion cigarettes during By Family Lauded Con as judge and prosecutor o f the lo­ New York— Edith EUia, author COATS 1960, an increase o f 22 billion over North Providence, R.I., Dec. 28 cal court. o f more than 30 plays, died Tues­ 1959. Civil and small claims court ses­ Eat He said total consumer expendi­ (P)—President Elsbnhower says the day. Miss Ellls began her career Old Fashioned Chicken Soup sions also were previously held as a child actreaa and her first OriginoNy $8.99 to $10.99 tures for all tobacco products In goal of equality before the law for here,, Vlbert Is preparing records VENUS the Vbited States this year is es­ playwriting hit was "Mary Jane’s SOUTHERN all men "w ill be one day attained." In 16 civil and 8 small claims cases timated at tT'.i billion, a gain of Pa" in 1908. She waa the daughter In a letter to James Oabrtelle, which will be turned over to the of Edwaxd C. Ellls, a well-known FRIED CHICKEN All from famou.s makers . . . fine $500 mllMorf from 1959. lOOc;, wool flare* and sheath* :n IvhoBC famlly attempted to break a new"fc1rcult Court. Shakespearean actor. She was Await Final Count Spaghetti, French Fried Pota- plaid*, stripe.'!, tweeds and solid*. whlt4 boycott of an integrated New several historic mementos re­ bom In Coldwater, Mich. ■* Sales of cigarettes In the U.S., tMS, Toaiied Salad Neopolltan, Orleans school, the President said; main from the Town Court system New York — John L,. Dorgan, Kveryone sold for 89 to $11 and Including those to armed forces Bread and Butter, Coffee or • the saving i* exceptional. Sizes "Our na/tlon must continue her which passed into history Tuesday. publicity man for Tex Rickard in overseas, was estimated at 489 Tea. 10 to IS. steady advance toward equality be­ The bench is half the old Trumbull boxing’s "Golden Age” after OriginoRySSO billion. This surpasses 1959 by fore the law for all men, and each St., Superior Court bench from World War I, died Tuesday after 21'.4 WUion. one of us must do his share to make Hartford. 'Die other half was used a long lllnees. Dorgan, who was CHILDREN UNDER "These estimates,” Allen said, certain that we have a government In the Glastonbury court. The pro­ bom In San Francisco, at one time 10 YE AR S OLD $1.00 "may prove to. ^je conservative of laws, not of men. If all of us will secutor’s table is the one used by was a sports writer for the New WHEN ACCOMPANIED a- For when the final for the year like yourself and your family, the late Hugh Alcorn Sr., when he York Evening Journal. B Y PA R E N TS 1* *” ■" , . . ' stand up to be counted In the cause prosecuted the Gerald Chapman The Federal-SWa Market News of human dignity, even though per­ murder case. Changes Cost $4 Billion Only Service reported that 1,368,385.133 sonal sacrifice be involved, these Jiirgelas Named tON THE CONCOURSE pounds of flvs-cured tobacco were goals will one day be attained." Tbwn Constable ChAriefi A. sold during 1960 for an all-tlmo Jurgelas ha* been named liaison Detroit—The total spent on new AT THE PARKADE Mrs Gabrlelle braved the white housing In the United' States now LUCKY SIZE high- pries averart o f 359.90 per boycott to take her 6-year-old ofllcer to the new Circuit Court by tile Board o f Selectmen. He exceeds 20 blillon dollars a year, 100 pounds; an Increess foci of |2.19 daughter Yolanda to school, but i;. will Inform the court as to the on- housing experts report. Four bil­ from 1959. 'li. threats and unpleasantness finally 49 forced the family to come North duty schedule# of local constables lion more is spent yearly to ex­ DRESS 8819,662,696, about »13«-•million to join Rhode Island relatives. and see that cases originating pand or alter existing homes. more than in 1959. The 7>oundage Gabricllc displayed Eisenhower’s CLEARANCE! § sold showed a gain of 184 million letter last night. In it the President o\er last year. wrote of his respect for the Gabri- It was the largest flue-cured elles' display of "good will and FROM ^ crop Minc« 1956 and brought in courage during your recent experi­ the roost money since 1955. ence In New Orleans." A record yield of 1,800 pounds per acre waa set for the entire CASH AWARD VOTED TRY THIS- flue-cured producing area, topping San Antonio, Tox., Dec. 28 — The only HI- the previous high of 1,691 pounds A national Negro fraternity yes­ In 19.58. The highest yield this terday voted a 8250 cash award to BINGO Waiat in the year was 1.950 poun'ls per acre a white New Orleans family who Every Friday Night At 8 P.M, WITH YOBR world with ex­ • • G In the big Eastern North Carolina sent a daughter to an integrated clusive belt. school despite threats of violence The highest general price av­ from segregationists. KNIQHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME Orig. seM for up to |14.99 erage. t6J.41, was paid on the Tile award was made by Omega T\^1N ACTION Psi Phi, composed of about 20,000 138 MAIN STREET » MANCHESTER WATCH BAND Carollnas Border Bell. This was Over 200 Fall and Winter dresses drcjp of 62 cents from the 1969 graduates oP predominantly Negro /fyoU can't do it.. . you don't PA N E LS , colleges In the United States, to marked down from our regular average The quality of the 1960 Washing dish«t »lock. f”ai!iial and dressy styles In Border Belt crop was down slight- the James Gnbriello family for its know what wrist comfort is! Rosular S2 "contribution to democracy." is nasy today... For maximum wools, rayon.s, rotton.*. Missy, jun­ Jy- ior and sizes. You'll want sev­ Another record waa set in I960 Delegates to the fraternity's an­ Freedom and Ah- nual convention being held here ROMANCE ers! at these low prices. Only 52 million pounds of flue- Holute control! ' f rfhid that Gabrielle, a water meter cured tobacco, or 3.8 per cent t-. ;/ were placed with the flue-cured reader, finally moved his family to Providence. R I., rather than Join BRA Stablli7.ation CoriH)ration under Save With Safety i/ the Government I>oan Program. segregation Ishs in refusing to send MANCHESTER’SCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL, INSTlINSTITUTION This is the smallest amount s^cc his daughter to the Integrated A i srhool. t h e W o ild . hr. t the program began in 1946. ' Price#, Quality I'p C 0 tv P t C 11't \! Ih '< lb li‘ KV.lt' 5k - A big Besson is expected for the 6 i I.an(is Use Intrr|>ol NOW TRIMMED burley crop now being marketed ■t ------•f-r-f. YOU CAN 159 Production In the sight-state Paris—Tile International Crimi­ TU8N TH.IT IN burley ares was forecast at 495, nal Police Organization—Interpol . » TWIST IT,.. IT..-. A KNOT! FAMOUS MAKERS 647,000 pounds, down 6,660,000 — IS used by 64 nations as a rlear-, trom 1969. ,Tbe Fedsrial-SUtc Inghouse and co-ordtnating agen­ cy for detecting and suppressing Absolute figure perfection , , , Market New * Service said price* walking . . . bending . . . stoop­ and quality o f the burley crop are International crime. It was set up Here's the mpst comfortable wiitchband ^ can after World War II with head­ BIGGER go's homo boating ing . . .'sitting. Envy by Venus BLOUSE and up this season. wear combined with the newest in men’i fashion FORMFIT SKIPPIE8 quarters In Paris. is the one girdle that., permits > 6 8 design. And the price -i* the lowest in history for Allen reported that users of cig­ in its files are 286,000 cards our w a y! complete action freodo’m. . .All arettes spent about |6,600,000,- dealing with criminal histories of famous Speldel quality. Only $4.95 in corrosion- rag. $6.50 * 4 . 9 9 ways. 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m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WBPNESDAY,^ DECEMBER Ui-1980 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 935 MAIN STREET. TEL. Ml 3-5171 -tDPEN 9 to 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND 1=RIDAYS TO 9 PM-CLOSED MONDAI^ i h u -dOlappaarad, the B«l(U n gov* Defense vs. Security H ebron em ment i t trjing to make up for A ThooRht for Today Tito Criticizes INVESTMENT PROBLEM^ that lo»§ by varioti* economy Bpensoreil hy the MMoheataa twpftitts Ififratt meaaurea. aome of them in the area Connell ol ChnrebM West, Receives Ouriofftoe U open ilinrsday evenings from- 7 to » odock tor Ubcary Plans of welfare apendtng. your conventence. If yen prefer we will have one ol our capable Gifts have been uppermost in Horrors of H-Wor regiatored repreacntotlTea caU M yop* at I'our convenience, to II IHm»]1 Street Thia proposal haa bean met with ■aaiat ya& .'lmetiMr your problem Involvee one thousand or a Story Hour a policy of widespread atrika In all our minds these days—w a, have Aid from U;Se ■lin«i dellikrat we have the facUIttee to render you eomplete LTER R. FERGUSON field! of Belgian life, the object of both givenV and received them. PuMlsbere (OeBdBBid IreBa Page Oaa) Dougtea library will hold a FiMUided October 1, im the atrikes, in which the Soclaliat The Wlae Men, too. brought gifta Can Be Prevented story hour for children of 4 to O F MA^^C^^ESTER' —they were gifta filled with political opjiosition Is playing a waca «l*aeribs4 In Wmahlngtmi .aa ll-yeara.-of age at 2 p.m. Friday iMIihed Evenr li^ n ln i ExceM meaning! Let me use the words S h ea r so n , H a m Mi l i ( in the aaaemtaly room of the li­ '.3 . and Holidajr*. Entered at tb« leading role, being to force the of Ruth M. Gibbs to tell about (fkmHnaed from Pngn One) table are tha powers themselves depaKuraa from the rigid bureau­ ‘Sffhh :; Mali Heavy antitied to'the' ua« of republicatlm o( claiming that the possession of For frankincense told of the aggressive.'' 750 dinars to the dollar will rer Postm aster William HiUa re­ alt dewa ^tapaleh»s credlt.'d to R or colonies Avas a deficit operation for Friest - "What we need, and that most place multiple exchange rates now ports that holiday mall at' the He­ olhenrtee credited In Ihl.* paper His holiness tn he — urgently,” he said, "is an enlivened Two More Funds in use. Rates have ranged from Buy ^utd aiao the local ne«ii pnpllehed here them, we have factual indication tired of bron office has been heavier than All rigbta of repiihllralion of »pecial And gold shown forth the regal search for new alternatives to wai •400 dinars to the dollar for tourists that one country, at least, was still Will Make Loans ever this year. Last year’s holiday dtapatchea Herein are alen reeerved praise as a means of resolving human up to several thousand in aome mail also set a record, but didn't E. A. S»rv- taking s profit nut of s colony. Of coming royalty; conflicts." foreign trade. IBll aervlce client of N A W'orld government may be the H||M-dRuM vacations? come up toi this year's record. iM. Inc. Second, the situation in Belgium Waahington — Two more Inter­ The reform will enable Yugo­ . Holiday Fetes Contbine nbltahera RepreeentaUve*; The But myrrh, the third and silent only permanent solution, he said. national monetary agenciee will Ju'llM iilkthewa Special Agency - - Ne«- ralsesr-ji new kind of question slavia to become a full member of Fcfget winter dreariness in the sun-drenched surf el Christmas festivities are not gift, To halt the arms race, Osgood atart lending operation* soon. th# General Agreement on Tariff* Tiir«rk, ■ Chlchao.- ■ ‘ ------Detroit and Boaion. Who. if sn.s'body. takes care of the suggested , one-sided steps, an­ the Colonnades. TiVo sparkling pools... an inviting ocean over yet for children of St. Peter’s MBSHBE^ audit BUREAt: o r I Strange pre.scnt for * king I The International Development and Trade (GAAT). She now La an Church school. The annual church CIRCULATIONS. good innocent people who suffer Could only point to death and pain nounced in advance, to reduce ten- Anaociation, capitalized at $650,- ■asociate member. »d *25 feet oi wide, private beach for tanni^. .aiona. If carefully done, "pressures There’* deep sea and lake fishing at your door! Nighls are .school Christmas party will be tThe HdnUd Prlnttn* Company. Inc., when their government does the And sin's dark, bitter sting. 000,000, will accet>t repaymmit of ‘The reform is part of a new 5- RarNl and fHied vqfh music. Enjoy informility and ^ held Friday in Phelps Hall at- 7 aamtnea no financial reaponelhlllty for of public opinion both Internal and loana in the currency of thgjnor- yeer plan beginning Jan. 1. Ito aim tTpOfrapblcal error* appearln* tn ad right and noble thing and gives a external woi'ld force reciproca­ ■xiiting sodil icfivities. Superb iccommodations and p.m. vertlaeraent*vertlaeraen and other readini matter Thev brought Him myrrh that rowing country. ia to put Yugoslavia on an-eco­ colony Ita freedom ? The people of tion." The United Statto Inter-Amerl- tasks with "extr*’' luxuries. Come stay with us.., A rehearsal was held today for s t o a n d m o r e Mancheetar Evenlna Herald. Sacred Day nomic per with aectlona of’ weat- tn Tb the Congo were, to be sure, Inno­ the pageant of the "Feast of Within the GaMen tomb. This, he said, "assumes that the can 'Pevelopment Bank, with a em Europe. Writ* Drpt. MR tor free color folder, , 50^0 DIaplar advertialna cloalna hour*: cent victims' of Belgian exploita­ Ru.sslans are more like us than billion dollars, will make loans for or see your travel azent. lig h ts," which 'will be presented Monday—1 p.m. Friday. W'hen on a hill, through sorrowing A 13 per cent increase in In­ on Epiphany Eve as was done last Tueadav—1 p.m. plondav tion. Now the people of Belgium eyes. hogeyme.n, that they \vouId like to apecifle project* in the Americas. dustrial production and a 7.2 per ' Wedneadav—1 pm Tueadar They saw the chosen loom. find a w’ay out of this mess as cent Increase in agricultural out­ year. As many boys and girls as or Thuraday—1 p.m Wedn*»daT. are becoming the innocent victim* much as we would, that their mo­ possible are needed to make this For Fndav—1 p.m, Thur.ad*'. of the end of that exploitation. Tlie Machines Harvest W’ood put la envisioned. It is hoped per "S For Batiirdav—1 p m Friday a gift to bring Him il vationa are derived .more from capita income will increase from 'BIT Impressive pageant. naaalfled deadline to tin am earh people of the' Congo, a fter they. 1- I n't!*' strange inaeourily than from the urge to Mrs. Robert W. Bartlett is au- dav of publleatlon eveept .Oatnrdai- Washington — A tree harvester ?350 to MOO^nnually by IPS."?. Tim e for us to say "Good Bye" lo hundreds of odds-and-ends^ discontin­ get through atarving. are supposed world domination." perintendent of the church school. • am For Calvary wa.* past! Dr. Kenneth E. Boiilding, econ­ that (|ut*, delimb*, and chop* up - f j to find, in freedom, an Improved He was Himself eternal life, HOTEL If transportation becomes a prob­ Wednesday, TVeembeT 2* omist of the-University of Michi­ puipwood tree*, then bind* the How Named Colonnades lem, parishioners are asked to ued patterns, one of a kind groups. Prices are slashed to give you standard of living.^ Doea that have Death could not hold Him gan, declared that "oi,e of the piece* in cord-sized bundles, haa L' fast. PALM BEACH SHORES call Mrs. Bartlett or the rector, to mean a lower standard of living great difficulties in the disarma­ been demonstrated on a Tree Farm ''Colorado” is Spanish for and arrangements wfH b« made. DeesHes Of Foolish Sleep for people in Belgium? The quea- ment bargain is that the major In Louisiana. A companion ma­ 'ruddy, or red” and Colorado was Riviera Beach, Florida e Phone Palm Beach, VI 4-bZZi The ReV. and Mrs. Gordon W. the Best Buys of I960! O nly a part of the savings are listed here. And when He rose before ^he parties to the bargain are not chine load* the bundle* on trailer so named because of ita red soil Btjpjyose Soviet Riia.aia ahotiM tion siiggesta something we never dswn, Weeman announce that it will b#i really represented at the table." frame*, which are. in turn, loaded and rocks and the ruddy color of "open house” at St. Peter’s rec­ carry throiiph on aome of Ita aiip- expect to encounter in reality Onr mighty t’unqiieror. "The same problem arises, It on semitrailers for movement. the Colorado River. Advertise in The Herald—It Pa vs Come see them all. All subject to prior sale. All sales final. He left a Silent w itness there— should be noted; in collective bar­ tory Jan. 8 from 2 to 5 p.m. Immediate Delivery Only lieeed trade promiaea to Cuba .Siip- namely a program for tiding co- Congregational News peae It ahmild jro In and build 100 lonisl powers over th# economic The linens and the myrrh.” gaining In industrj’ where the con­ sumer is never effectively repre­ Meetings of the Hebron and new Induatrial planta for Cuba shock that can come to them when K. KJnar Rask sented." Gilead Church Councils were held Suppoae it aboiild help the Caalro they lose overseas sources of Covenant Church "The parties at the bargaining SHOE Your Store Tuesday evening. Next Sunday will raipfne toward arrornrti.ahmenta wealth. begin the New Year, with the re- 6-pc. Danish group for $279; reg. $710.00 SALON Of Village • ceptlon of new members in both Need new dining furniture? See the $399.50 wWch wmild aeem to be aome Im­ We do not expect to ae# any­ churches, and with observation of provement In the living; atandarda body accept reaponalbtllty for such Main Floor Charm the Lord's Supper. The Rev. John •f the Cuban people. a program. Meanwhile, however. H O U S E H A L E N. Cros.s, pastor, will officiate In Consider-Willet Contemporary group for $498; $119.00 solid cherry dropleaf table $77; $215.00 solid We merely auppoae all theae events in Belgltim testify to the K both pulpits. His sermon theme ttilnra. becauae Ruaalan promiaea fact that e\en the coin of freedom will be "All Things New.” cherry corner cabinet $149; $330.00 50" solid maple hutch $198; reg. $79.50 42" round solid maple are aometlmea more iflamoroua The Hebron Women’s Fellowship has two sides. In the case of free­ now's the time, house and hole is the place _ will meet today in the Smlth-Gel- than Ruaaian performancea. But dom for the Congo, there ta mlaerj’ lert Lounge at 8 p.m. dining table $54.50; $119.00 mahogany buffet $85; $99.50 mahogany buffet $69.95; $110.00 mahogany auppoae thia aorl of thint: abould and trouble o.i both rides. Parishioners were greeted Sun­ paally betrin to happen In ftuha, so day morning. Christmas Day, at miea from our ahora. the Hebron Church by Deacon Sir- dropleaf . dining table, for $69.95; $169.00 modern walnut china $98; $99.00 mahogany china $69.95; F.Tiat would It prove ua to be? \^'idening The Field 20~S0% reno Scranton. To Buy Your Shoes At GREAT SAVINGS! Rehearaal Schedule Wouldn't It prove ua to be the There Is no hard and faat law Announcement Is made by the $36.50 russet maple mates chair $19.95; matching $45.00 captain^s chair $24.50; $119.00 mahogany M(f|reat. aleepieat. moat careleaa for the making of a good envoy, Hebron Podium Players that there foola In all hlatpry? For every rule that could, he will be no rehearsals' for the Mikado until Jan. 6, but solo parts tea wagon $75; (3) $39.9^ ; maple dadderback arm chairs $19.95 each. For how many decades have we Imagined, notable exceptions can been treating; Cuba, beautiful Women’s Walking Shoes will be rehearsed this evening at be found in the past record, '^bere the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Cuba, aa a charming and colorful CHRISTMAS ' have been ambassadors who, with­ ert H. Horton on the Hope Valley For your dinette don't miss the 8-pc. ‘ $119.00 gfoup with two tables, 6 chairs $79.50; $118.50 Ibeort. for American tounata ami out being able to 'speak the lan- Rd. Tax Notes American capital, both of which I gi age of the country to w'hlch they have alwa>’e h^d a gny time'^erc by Federal income tax forms for were aasigned, heve nevertheless Values to 14.00 1960 have been received by those Dayslrom 5-pc. group $89.50; $129.00 2 5 x 5 0 x 6 0 Daystrom dinette $89.50; (2) $69.50 3 0 x 4 0 x 5 0 " until recently? I managed to communicate more to • RHYTHM ST€P liable for tax payments. Anyone ;Wh^t, In all theae decadea, have that country than any experienced w ith an income of $600 or more CLEARANCE must pay a tax. People are advised dinette sets $39.95; $14.95 |>rori2e bar stool $9.98; $29.95 brass serving cart $19.50; (2) $10.95 odd we, the American people, done to linguist might have done. There • VELVET STEP ralae the dignity and the living; NOW- to get to work on what they owe have been ambassadors who came the government, and return as ■tandard of the Cuban people llv-. from the field of politics, with little Colors: Black', tan and long before the dead line (April 15, dinette chairs $3 each. ing beyond the resort areaa? Ha a previous experience In foreign af­ CARDS-BOOKS 1961) as possible, their condition ever really bother- fairs. who have nevertheless done OPEN green auede; black and ii (We would like to meet a per­ ^ u*?. Have we ever really tried' \ ery well, with thelV assignments. son who could live on $600 a year, For floor be sure to see (II) reg, $139.00 multi-colored rag rugs, 9x12, for $59; tan calf. Choo.se from provide for food and lodging out to help them become like our-' And. rontrary to one of the most THURSDAYS wedges and .stack heels. of it. and have enough left over aelvea? Or have we ever really populBr of all lllnalons about for­ GIFTS to buy a hat or a pdir of shoes.) brown - and - beige braided rugs in 10x14, 9x15, 11x15 sizes, brown - and - green in 10x14, 9x15, 11x15, Studied out how they might Im­ eign service, the treined foreign prove Uipmaelvea In aome at vie of service career man 1* sometimes TILL 9 P.M. ALL SALES FINAL Manchester Evening Herald their own ? ' an unimaginative clod w'ho pnte Hebron correspondent, Susan B. choice $59; assorted colors in braided' rugs: $52.50 9xl2's for $39; $49.50 8xl0's for $36; and There are all kind* of fringe an- Pendleton, telephone ACademy 8- protocol aheed of common senee 8454. twer*. exreptjonal anawera in auch and who ha* few real capabilities $29.50 6x9's $22. queationa .Some Ameiican capital, for anything above the level of rou­ w* can believe played an enlight­ tine paper work' Women's Santas Answer ened iocially-ronacloua role in All that being said, there should Women's DRESS SHOES TAYLOR SHOES Save on lighting, loo! O ne group of (8) pin-up lamps, reg. $6.25 to $14.98 . . choice $3.98. Cuba We ran he *ure that many still be full support for President­ Pleas of Coleta American private agenriea have elect Kennedy's apparently suc­ Another group of 30 lamps, mostly table models, reg. $17.50 lo $ 2 2 .5 0 . . choice $9.98. And boudoir tried to help Cuba cessful effort to old sin I he assur­ Viola, Ark., Dec. 28 (>P)—Christ­ But the main anawer haa to ance of key men in Congress that, j mas lasted several days this year oom* from the reault And It aay.* if he wante to name career men to for 11-year-old Coleta Burns, the chairs . . (5) reg. $36.50 for $9.98 m a variety of covers; (2) reg. $32.50, in red or green plaids, $14.95; by Arkansas farm girl who wrote that, when Cuba la alill what it la Important ambassadorship*, their i New York City police asking if today after all theae dcradca in leek of privsle weellh need not ] • ACCENT Santa Claus had died. reg. $39.50 brown print, $19.95; reg. $89.50 chaise longue in floral print, $49.50. Lane cedar chests: reg. which we have been Innkin.; at il stand In his wev It Is true thst, : Coleta and her six brothers and and being ita neighbor aivl even under the preeent standard* of • RHYTHM STEP sisters have gotten a piano, an protector, we have hern taking eatimated 250 cards and letters $109.00 limed oak $75; reg. $89.95 maple $49.50; reg. $99.95 limed oak lowboy $49.95.' goiemmenisl expense allotnienl to ^ Cuba aa It la for granted Other- WHENEVER THE OCCASION CALLS FOR • VALENTINE and enough packages “to fill a sinbsasadonsl poets, rareer men pickup truck” Postmaster Jim ' wlae, with our ingenuity and nur without wealth of their own are Felts reported yesterday. drive and our reaourre, Cuba barred from appointment to our The piano came by truck from Need an extra guest room? Reg. $89.50 studio couch in red and grey $64.50; $187.50“ foam would have been changed aalop are- posts abroad Robert Washington of West FORMAL WEAR Plains, Mo., 30 miles away. Colet- Bt)lt of poaitiva American Intereal And the point Is that, although cushioned armless sofa-bed and "matching chair $129; (2) reg. $89.50 Sealey studio couches, $66;, til what Cuba waa and waa tn he by a’s letter asked for one so her 13- w e see no reason for limiting the V a ^ to 1 2 .0 0 year-old twin sisters could learn To he aure no nation ever really appointment of ambassadors to the • AIR POISE to play it. (2) armless sofa-beds in green or brown print $49.95; $399.00 80" wing-back Hide-A-Bed, beige tweed^ beoome* Ita brother* keeper until rank* of career men, there Is cer- RENT IT Felts said some of the cards and th« brother Happen* to become lamly no good reason why there N < letters from all over the nation • AIR TRED contained money gifts for the •omething of a pawn in power poli­ should he an artificial and ar- $298. tic!. It 1* then that the great aolni- At REGAL family. Coleta got the Western re­ hilrary bar against them. A Preei- galia she wanted too, from George tyde begina That 1* why the great dent should have a free hand to Colors: Black Suede. OUowski of Perth Amboy, N. J. Ruaaian heart ha* begun to beat pick envoys wherever he thinks he Black Calf, Gray and Coleta''s father, Carneil Bums, Sleep .better on new bedding. Reg. $99.00 Eclipse foam bedding outfit, twin size sample for fAjba Even on that i vnira! finds the best possibilities: he Blue—and Red Calf, in 5 ia a farmer and part-time car­ medium and walking heel penter. The family lives about five b u ll, hov ever we are »'ill rcilain- should he freed from the necessity } $69.50; reg. $29.00 Stearns £r Foster 30"x6' mattress $19.95; reg. $79.50 soiled twin size Beautyrest^ ly fool* for not being fjr*l in ''■iba height. A wide Variety miles from this Arkansas village of finding somebody of great of style*. might have, Uith toe ha. k of EVERYTHING Values to 16.99 which is eight miles from the Mis- wealth; If he thinks there Is a ALT, SALES FINAL ■ouri border. mattress $49.95; reg. $49^ 0 twin size Holman-Baker box spring $28.50; (2) $59.50 twin size deluxe our hand, made the kind of help career man who would be out­ Though the family Is in modest Rjiaala ran give Cuba look like pea- standing in a certain major post IN STOCK circumstances, Coleta's mother imt* When, inatead. we tumod our ■broad, he should he free to name ■aid the children would have had Holman-Baker ,box springs, $37.50; (5) $49.50 full size Hoirnan-Baker firm mattresses $28.50; (3) $39.50u back on Cub* we are making the Women's Christmas presents even if Coleta l im And If he wants to escape kind of help Ruaaia r an gr. e NOTHING TO SEND hadn't written the New York po­ from ihe tradition which assigns' lice last week that she hadn't Cuba look immenae. f 'ur a la not of Stearns & Foster^ mattcesses $24.95; (4) reg. $169.50 Goodrich foam twin bed outfits, our finest, $119. ^ 1 0*1* siiKiad to tliose who have ./ heard from Santa for a long time. courae the only ahowcaae left In AWAY FOR <111 demon«l I ated Iheir wealth by, SPORT Coleta said she got the idea for th* world South America. Africa l a m p a i g n rontrihutions, the Amer­ NOW the letter from watching televi- and Aaia are Dill of them But ha\c ■ion« Big savings in bedrooms: reg. $185.90 3 pc. white^ French l^rovincial $119; reg. $293.50 3' ican taxpsiera should cetlainly be wa even begun to think of any of ready and whiling lo help him. them in fhe.y'aame lerw,* Ruaaia la CORRECT MOUNTAIN OF MAIL II 1* Inia kind of freedom Preai-' SHOES .dardy, Va., Dec. 28 t^ —Nine- pc. white French Provincial $179; reg. $362.95 3 pc. solid cherry^. $249; reg. $452.50 Cushman; thinking of them ? When do w e be. dent-elect Kennedy is now seeking. yaa^ld Dorothy Ridgeway got (tn backing a I'niled .Nation* pro­ M should he granted him, with the her wbnVpublicized Christmas wish for grmlng cards and she may russet maple with triple dresser, bed and nite stand $289; reg. $452.50 3 pc. solid cherry $289;« gram whirh wnll make Ruaaia'a ef­ hope thai he uses it, not to put the FORMALS Colors: BlaeV suede; black, brown, tin. red and blue fort* look punv again and have ■pend the next few weeks, or even selection of anihasaadort Into any nobody a political alrmg;i''l'ua( bed calf; also blue, brown and silver luster calf. Choose months, going through them all. $512.00 4 pc. 18th Century cherry $349; reg. $712.00; iigid new groove, but to name the FOR ALL OCCASIONS An estim ated 100 bags of un­ reg. $362.45 3 pc. knotty pine $198; reg. to I t: test choices he esn -find, wtiatever Tuxedos, CutawayK, Strol­ from high and medium heels; also dress and casual delivered Chriatmas mail filled the Ihelr origin snd wealth status. tiny Hardy post office and spilled i pc. while and^ gold decorated Colonial $498; reg. $248.45 3 pc. solid ranch oak $149; reg^ I lers . . . nl! accesxorier, in­ types. A wide variety of styles. out onto the steps and lawn, while M iw ry f>n B oih Sides cluded. Nothing send NOW another 20 or more in the moun­ sway for . . . you tr\' them tainside house of the Ridgeways $71.00 cherry nite stand $49.50; $271.00 Contemporary double dresser and mirror $98. Tbe seme supposedly good thing kept them virtually immobilized in —-til. gr<'a>it of freedom to a new^ THE on for perfect fit. their own home. BAtion la pir^uclng starvation In The Ridgeways have been eat­ $l98r- tha Congo, and noting in Belgium. ing only'sandwiches since Christ­ Loads of big buys ih living room furniture: reg. $298.00 Contemporary love seat, lime. WENNERGREN .90 mas. Dorothy's mother aaid she "Jbe atArvation In the Congo re- Slwwii ar» )Hst a ftw of Values to 11.00 flUlta primarily from the fact that couldn't even get to her atove or $198;; CoMstniction Co. Mm many ovaHoble •^y^M. cabinets. "I can’t get to any­ reg. $249.00 Contemporary sofa, jade green, $198; reg. $259.00 80" tufted-back sofa, sage, nobody is controlling that territory GENERAL C'ONSTRI'tTION thing,” ehe said. IB the interests of the people who M Oxford Ht.—Ml g-MOS Rrohen S im The family has spent most of $269.00 Lawson sofa, olivfe green $198; reg. $145.00 Danish sofa, light beige, $119; $279.00 84": Uva there. Bo freedom., for the nid // StylM by: • CLASSMATES • JUMPING JACKS ita time .openlilg mall since a mes- Btant, also looks like trapedy and Custom Built ■age of unknown origin appeared tfiaaater. AR SoIm Knd JACK and JILL on a Weather Bureau teletype cir­ modern spjFa, aqua, $189; $249.00 wing sofa, brown, $l§8; $279.00 wing sofa„ brown print, cuit last Wednesday describi^ 1171# trouble in Belgium resnlta Homes'* Dorothy’s affllcUon with an ftton what freeing the Colors: Black aijd gray and tan suede; black, brown, curable bone disease. $198.00 wing love seat, natural print, $139; $259.00 48" wing love seat, red linen,) $198; $269.00, ByiEfia, on the other hand, to the Restdentlel end Commercial blue calf. Choose from flats and tie sport. Also many ^ Remodeling, -Repalriag Batton which uaed to own and ex- 1 other different styles. 44 MILUON BIBLES GIVEN ^ o it I t 'The income from the Oon- Bad AltoniHees ^ Chicago—The Gideons, official­ Lawson sofa, aqua-and.-brown print, $198; reg. 349.00 84" wing sofa, blue print, $279; $359.0(£ used to lielp balence the ElaaBing Asaistaaea For ALL SALES FINAL ly the Christian Commercial AHersHsa Addittoa Werk Ml f - is J r Men’s A«m, have dlatrlhutod ftaa budget: bow Uut this bieome Si. H A L E 44,000,000 Blblea alnee the nret 84" c u iv ^ l^ck sofa, re^ and green print, $289* r 5 one, in 1908. \ J ..

i-sfr. ' 'V ■/ ( / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., We An Bs S a Y, DECE^ER 28, 1960 w m E i o n IUNCRE8TER EVENING HERAL^. MANCHESTER, OONN« WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1960 Yale Doctor Examines Columbia Remains of Columbus Lois Qarke’s TOPINOTCHIFOODS Color Slide SPECIALS WED. 6-9, THURS., FRI., SAT., DE& 28, 29, 30, 3t. it a'^ Safe and Hartford, Doc. 38 ijPi—Samuelf He added that fur i« 82 I •* a* •. Taylor Ooleridgo, who wrote the yeaiA many scholars have heldi the "Aiudent. Mariner," would prob­ remains were those of someone W in s A w a rd ably have been faacihated at to- other than Columbus, but the ex­ 4ay'a meeting: here of the Archaeo­ amination, and "a large number The first prize In a nationwide \ logical Institute of America. of archives 4md other records point Camera Club competition has been Dr. Charles W. Goff of West quite clearly to these remains" as EVERYTHING FOR YOUR NEW YEAR’S PARTY Hartford reported on his findlngrs his. awardfid to Miss Lois Clarke of .A made during an examination of the As for the shipwreck off Turkey, Jonathan Trumbull Highway and remains of Christopher Columbus. Bass headed the e x ^ ltio n to it to Hartford. Mias Clarke’s entry, a Dr. Goff t e a ^ s at Yale Medical study the discovery bf Nevy York City . photo - Journalist Peter color slide of the old Mabry mil^ FrmmH BoMtABiry Sp^ctektaS School and is an <»lhopedic sur­ on the ■ Blue Ridge Parkway In ___ TOP NOTCH MEATS ARE BEST. geon. Throckmorton, who found it when ach 45< bus' bones. clety. of America, also interested She Is a member of the Con­ The fabled discoverer of Amer­ in languages, will begin its 35th necticut Valley Club and the Char- Colonial POniLAR anWEEN meals snack SAVI 4t ica in 1492 was "a robust man . . . annual meeting here tomorrow at ter Oak Club, both of Hartford. the Hotel Bond. Date &L Nut Loaf lACH 35< about 68 inches tall, broad shoul­ She and Miss Roslyn MacNlah, an­ Sliced U. dered, (with a) large head and (ex­ This organization and the phi­ other camera fan, have traveled FlUIO WITH FRUIT A RAISINS SAVI 4s hibiting) evidence of considerable lologists were once combined, but B O lU D HAM gouty osteoarthritis," Dr. Goff are now independent of one an­ extensively throughout the east­ other. ern seaboard states and have ac­ Irilh Bread______loaf 25< said. cumulated a vast collection of slides which they are frequently called upon to show. MjO w v B r i c e s o w « Court of Honor State Sales Tax Table Boy Scout Troops 62 and 162 Lb. BAC orite B reokds Z will combine and hol,d a Court of Bologna-Liverwurst 49 Honor tomorrow night In Yeo­ OHUMK mans Hall at 7:30. Scoutmaster CANNED SODA SHANK SECTION Guides Tax Deductions Wilbur Fletcher invites parents C o t t s ALL FLAVORS 3 I Z 29c READY-TO-EAT and friends to attend. WHOLE “S«JT A table reflecting average state Skating Party Fresh, Native 3 LEGGED Cut from Young, Tender Porkers •aJea tax payments by Connecti­ Coventry The zero weather last night CUT-UP M azola O il Q T BTL 6 5 c PT iT L 3 7 c cut residents was aimourced to­ didn't daunt the young people of Serve Hot, Have Extra for Sandwiches U l. [ day by Joseph J. Conley Jr., dis­ the C-Teens of Columbia Congre­ Grade A PUARTERED gational (Jhurch. ITiey held a skat­ CHICKEN trict director of Internal Revenue. Rotarians Set ing party on Dunnack’s Pond on M a z d a O i l gal can 2 . 2 5 BUTT SECTION LB 5 5 c Conley said that the table may West -St., chaperoned by their ad­ be used as a guide by Ckmnecti- Work Session visor, Mrs. William C. Robinson, out tax|>ayers in claiming sales Mrs. Gerald Dunnack and Wilbur 3 Lb. Can tax deductions on their federal in­ Fletcher. Hot chocolate was K a s c o ooarooD ;°ox“ 1 . 2 9 6 9 c come tax returns for 1660. "Tax- Ttia Rotary Club, after a dinner served on the ice before the party each jMLyera who itemize their deduc- and buBlnoaa meeting at 6:45 p.m broke up. Colonial Uona instead of taking the stan­ today at First Congregational About Town PICNIC dard deductions on Form 1040 or I v o r y DETERGENT 12-OZ CAN 3 9 ^ TURKEYS ROASTS Church, will begin a workshop at Richard Golab, eon of Mr. and J840W may And the table helpful Mrs. Peter Golab of Cherry Valley READY-TO-COOK - EVISCERATED in estimating the amount to claim Nelson Bearce's shop on Brad­ Rd., Is spending the holiday sea­ CHUCK - BONE-IN for sales taxes on their returns," bury Lans. son with his family. Richard, 17, lb f t ) he said. The members will start building enlisted In the Army in Septem­ sliced M r . clean ” 69c ’=,?.^39c YOUNS TOMS Cut from Heavy Western Steer Beef Conley stated that the law re­ four shelters for school children ber and has been stationed at Ok­ lb -43 quires taxpayers to substantiate BEEF LIVER 39° CALVES LIVER fo 24 Lbs. of town. According to President lahoma. When he returns to duty, I 20 any deduction claimed on their Theodore Wright of Andover, one he will ship out to Germany for CHUCK STEAK ■o n i - in returns and if requested they must of the shelters will be erected at a ,30-mointh tour of duty. C r i s c o 8 y c 3 4 < be prepared *to do ao. Ordinarily, the Plains Athletic Field and an­ Mrs. John R. Smith of Columbia however, a taxpayer will not be 4 to 8 Lbs Ready-to-Cook other at Pine Lake Shores. The Green and her Infant son, Michael LB LB 4 9 < asked to produce records to sup­ other, two shelters will be erect­ Thomas, bom Dec. 16 at Windham CLAM CHOWDER ^ 15-OZ Bellsville Turkeys Ready-to-Cook Ducklings Plump, Tender, Mealy port his sales tax deduction THIS COUPON THIS COUPON THIS COUPON o n o w 5 2 8HOZCANS29e CAN 2 7 c ed at the discretion of the Board Community Memorial Hospital, RMdy-to-Cook Armour Star unless it exceeds the amount returned home In time for (Thrlst- of Education on town-owned Large Size LB 5 )o 7 Lbs l< 6 9 < shown in the Uble. Taxpayers property. Permission has been ob­ mas with Dad and two other chil­ GOOD THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY GOOD SATURDAY Roasting Chickens Stuffed Turkeys who have questions on this stib- tained from the officials in town dren in the family. ^ t may telephone the Internal Lt. James Peterson, who Is at­ Snow's 2 SSI 45c concerned. President Wright said. 4^10 6*’lIS LB Seafood Treel LB Mildly Cured LB Revenue Office, The shelters will be secured to tached to the headquarters base Smoked Picnics 39c I Smelts 2 7c I Sliced Bacon 49e The table reflecting average TOP NOTCH FOODS ; s o TOP NOTCH FOODS 150 TOP NOTCH FOODS 8-foot ties set on the ground with of MATS at Scott Air Force Base, 50' 50' n 50' general sales tax deductions for bank-run gravel between. Two 111., spent Christmas with his MINCED CLAMS 7H OZ CAN Connecticut taxpayers in accord­ ends will be open. The Injlldlngs parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR S n o w ' s 2 7 c ance with adjusted gross Income will be of portable-type. The cost Peterson, Jonathan Trumbull THIS COUPON GOOD FOR I THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Please Shop Early for the Long Holiday Weekend i is as follows: of the material for each shelter Highway. Adjusted Bales will be about 849 with all work Mrs. George R. Burnham of 50 EXTRA Gr e e n STAMPS MANHATTAN ,5.^^ 2 \ c Gross Jonathan Trumbull Highway,' with 50 EXTRA ^REEN STAMPS 50 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS S n o w ' s CLAM CHOWDER Closing at 6 p.m. Saturday, New Years Eve. — Closed All Day, Monday, Jan. 2nd for conatnictlon to be volunteered With $2.50 purchase or more. Good Income Payment by the club members. Mrs. Frances Grimes, school Under »1,000 ...... 3 * mirse at Windham High School, is 'Thursday, Dec. 29, 1960. One per adnit with $2.50 purchase, or more. Good Fri­ With 82.50 purchase or more. Good Sat­ 8 1,000 under 8 1,500...... 16 The club has donated 825 each spending a 10-day vacation in customer. Good at either Top Notch day, ' Dec. SO, 1960, One per adult cus­ urday, Deo 31, 1960. One per adult cus­ 8 1,.500 under 8 2,000...... 21 to the Booth-Dimock Memorial Florida. store. tomer. Good at either Top Notch store. tomer. Good at either Top Notch store. S n o w ' s FISH CHOWDER 15-OZ CAN 2 7 c 8 2,000 under 8 2,500.... 25 Library, the Porter IJbrary, both 8 2,500 under $ 3,000.... 32 in town, and the Andover Library Manchester Evening Herald Co­ 8 3.000 under $ 3,500.... 37 for books. lumbia correspondent Mrs. Don­ ISJ^CM-V Yearn M*arty SjpecialnZ 8 3.500 under } 4,000.... 42 The club realized 842 from its ald B. Tuttle, telephone ACademy 50 5 0 ^ 150 S n o w ' s SMOKE'b SARDINES 2 C A N sM 9 c 8 4,000 under j 4,.500.... 47 annual Christmas auction held at mmmmm mmmmmmsi 8-8435. 8 4,500 under 8 6,000...... 52 a recent meeting, the total of \ 8 5,000 under 8 5..500...... 58 which it gave to the local Public 8 5,600 under 8 6,000 ...... 63 Health Niirslng Assn. Toys which Andover A l - P o DOG FOOD VLB CAN 2 7 c 8 6,000 TUider 8 6,500...... 68 were brought to the meeting were VICTOR SHRIMP 59c 8 6,500 under 8 7:000...... 73 given to the Mansfield State PRODUCE 8 7,000 under 8 7,.500...... 77 Training School and Hospital Regular Schedule $ 7,500 under 8 8,000...... 83 (Thrlstmas program. F l o r i o n t R-ORAL d e o d o r a n t SHOZCANy9c JumUe-Pac 10-OZ 8 8,000 under 8 8,.500...... 8 Meeting Tonight Slated by Church Large or 8 8,600 under 8 9,000...... 92 There will be a meeting today at ‘ STUFFED OLIVES JAR 8 9.000 under 8 9,500 ...... 97 7:30 p.m. of parents of Grades 8, Services will be held at First SW EEt Small 49c 8 9,500 under 810,000...... 101 B o n A m i c ua n sm 2 2 § s 3 1 c 9 and 10 at Coventry Grammar Oongregatlonal Cjuirch at the reg­ 810.000 under 811.000...... 108 School pertaining to the course of 811.000 under 812 000...... 117 study and course selection for ular hours this Sunday. However, JUICY DOZ. 812.000 under 813,000...... 12,5 pupils who will attend the new due to the holiday vacations, choir 24-OZ PKG 2 5 c ORANGES 813.000 under 814.000...... 1,14 junior-senior high school in Sep­ rehearsals and confirmation class- R a i n D r o p s HAWAIIAN puHCH 114.000 under 815,000...... 141 tember. Supervising Principal ea will he omitted this week. TANGERINES 815.000 under 816.000...... 149 Francis A. PerrottI will preside. St. Peter’s Notea FLORIDA - FULL O' JUICE 816.000 under 817,000...... i,57 Enumeration Report The Yo\mg People's Fellowship 24-OZ PKG 3 5 c 817.000 under 818,000...... 165 The enumeration of children in of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Diaper Sweet 818.000 under 819.000...... 172 town under 18 years of age shows will give a Christmas Party for CELLO 819.000 under 820,000...... 175 2 9 a total of 2,499 children In this the children of the Curtis Home n N w Lipton Tea KkbrMAii i-omo 73c SARDIMES HoiSSon "c;“ c category as of Oct 1, Of this n\im- In Meriden tomorrow at 7 p.m. at PACK 1' ber, 1..562 were listed In public Phelps Hail. The guests will be RADISHES -ISCAIllONS Stahl-Meyer Chickan Liver Spraad4«ow«*it2 53c FOR schools: 10.1 In non-public school, from 2 to 17 years of age. 5 Sfahl-Mayer Cheese N'Ham Spread 2 cans 53c including the cooperative klnder- The YPF plans a program of 59‘ Local Stocks Fanfare Mushrooms sums and nicts 4-01 can 25c gi.rten and nursery schools In town. games, refreshments and a visit MIXED HUTS ".= 1. 'C6 9 < 7 In Institutions. 4 In post-second­ from Santa Claus. Tran.‘-oi not 39c FLORIDA — White, Seedless - Firm, Juicy Cobum it MIddIrbrook. Inc. Of the 823 not In school, 781 are the Rev. Gordon W. Weoman, rec* Bank Sioeka v preschool age. 40 are over 16 and lor of St. Peter’s; Benton Critten­ Chicken of the Sea whui tuna - 1< on iali r-oi can 36c Bid Asked the remaining two ari under the den, YPF adult leader: and any- GROCERY Kanana Banana Flakes swoicam 49c 0 Conn, Bank and Trust care of physicians, according'- to other Interested psrents. POTATOES s; ! « Grapefruit 6 49< Orleans Lolli Pups Dog Candy 2 r-oimcs 33c Co...... 46 49 Supt. of Schools Royal O, Fisher. The annual Chriatma.s party for FLORIDA -> Juicy, Flavorful Hartford National The school snumerstion was church school children will be Westchester Chicken Ala King waoican 49c Bank and Trust Co. 41 44 1 LB. made by the two PTA units In held in Phelps Hall at 7 'p.m. Fri­ Johnson's Pledge 14-01 can 1.45 7-01 can 89c Fire lataranes Companies town. Each received 8150 for the day. VACUUM TIN 8-OZ DOZ Aetna F ir e ...... 92 96 work, as provided In the town The annual parish meeting and PKG Tangerines 29< Hartford Fire ...... 5.5‘.4 .58 budget. election of wardens and vestry­ EHLERS COFFEE V«4. SWISS CHEESE K S * D'ANJOU CONDITIONID - Refreshing FUvor. National Fire , i __ 119 129 FssUvIUes .Set men end officers will be held at Phoenix Fire ...... 82 86 A special Invitation la extended 8 p.m. Jnn. 14 In Phelps Hall. Life and Irtdemnlty liia Cos by the Rev and Mrs. Edwin C. Rotary Work Meeting Aetna Caaiialty . . . bS 102 Melneker to all members and Rotary Club members will be­ V - Attpre JKciv Yearn I^arty lYeednZ P e a rs. 2/>>35< Aetna Life ...... f m 96 friends of Second Congregational gin work tonight at, the home of 16 OZ. TIN Conn. General ...... 395 410 Fzney RIPE OLIVES IMRIROR • CALIFORNIA - Plumi^,' Juicy "Chic” Bearce In Coventry on Hftd. Steam Bofler .. «0 95 Church to an open houae from 3 to 5:.30 p.m. New Years Day at the shelters for school bus stops in SCHULER'S Travelere ...... 90 93 church parsonage. Coventry. They are advised to 10-OZ 9 Pnbllo OtUlUee PKG Conn. Light Sc. Power 25 The Pilgrim Fellowship of First wear old clothes. Sunshine Cheex>iti Grapes 2>>29< 27 Congregational Church wlll^ hold Rotarians raised 842 last week Hftd. Eleelric Ught 62 65 AVi OZ. TIN POTATO B'/.OZ ^ A , OCIAN SRRAY - Fresh Hartford Gaa Co. ... 60 Bid a holiday party for members and at an auction for the benefit of Fancy STUFFED OLIVES SUNSHINI Telephone ...... 46'^ 48lj invited guests from 8 p.m. Friday the Coventry Public Health Nurs­ Pretsel Sticks PKG d f t l r * to 1 a.m, Saturday at Quandt ing Assn. Toys provided by Ro­ Telephone ...... 66 48 •» CHIPS 9V>OZ MB, CELLO Manafaetnrlng Oompsales Memorial Hall on Mason St. tary members for the auction were Alw ays Fresh, Crisp Nabisco SNACK ASSOITMINT Cranberries 19< Arrow, Hart, Heg. 54 >4 67*4 The choir of First Congrega­ donated to the Mansfield Training 46 OZ, A Party Favorite PKG ■ • W ' Associated Spring ,.12 14 tional Church will meet at 7:45 School. Bristol B rass...... 8>4 9>t p.m. tomorro\ at the aancUiary. Ricky Osboiw Racuperates Fancy HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE JUICE TIN 10-OZ The Choral choir of the church Rits Crackers NAIISCO ' Dunham Bush ...... 3 V 4 V Richard . Osborn, 7, is a patient TW IN PAC S m -K art...... 61', 64 H achool will omit lU meeting Fri­ at the Manchester Memorial Hos­ day because of ihe elementary F raxen Faetgi Syeestnim I Fafnir Bearing...... 49 52 school vacation. \ pital where he la recuperating Z-anders Frary Clark 10 11'4 from a pre-holiday appendectomy. PIZZA IS V iO Z i H. B. Machine...... 16 >.4 iS'j He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ 4Ar-dee entry eorreopondent, F. Paullm K4’ Stanley Works...... I3’i 15'4 Little, telephone PI 2-6281. and is expected to return home 00I«0 l»«: Ternr Staam 33',4 36*^ later this week. LEMONADE V Vssdsr Root...... 40 43 Finast Tbs above quouuons are not to Manrbestar Evening Herald Appian Way be eonatrued as actual markata. Cloutier Unhurt Andover correspondent, Cindy YdR' GARDEN 4-OZ PfaastleU. telephone Pilgrim 8- WE OlVE WORLD OflEEN STAMPS GINGER ALE 49c PKG Pink or Regular CANS Strieet L i^ t Brighteet When Car Flips 6856. Double Stamps Wednesday! OR CLUt SODA Fritos tt-OZ FKG 6-01 29< Berlin—West Berlin claims the PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN6 If Lance K. Cloutier, 17, of 299 Columhua* landing 974 MAIN S T , MANOHESTER Abo AH Popular Flavors- MINUn MAM> 4 brigbtest street light in the world Parker Bt., escaped injury at 1:20 Paper NapkinsTr* 2 or» 25< —a 65,000-watt bulb that shines this morning when his car flipped Recent reeearch indicates that Price for Contenti over the subway station at the zoo. over bn Barry Rd., west of Cole­ Chrtetopher Columbus made his Orango Juico 2 43c gimilar installations are planned man Rd. first landing on Caicos Island, MASI4PAC tar ISmet Reuter Platz and 'Tempel- He wae traveling west on Barry wtaloh lies aouUi of Wailings Is­ 28-OZ Paper Piirtes hof Airport IM iUng engin^rs Rd. at the time. His car waa badly land, (ormsriy oosuidersd to be CAN Be# W CAN BTLS DIXtl UlistDr Moat 1.79 ^ 79# aay that guch lamps would pro* damaged and had to b# towed the site of his huuIJng hut still a Oelicieus IreiMati IreM ^ vfde iUuminatloB equal t o the en- away. matter of dkmte. WatUnge was Hot Cupe Ulttaa wtm m t etreet«fbtinf system Paper Cups ^^29< Patrolman Ourtls Wilson ki In* named Rsa Salvador Island tar F i ia c B G t T w tw sity some TMOOiamps. ▼wtifstlng,, ; Odtanbiiis PRICES R4 THIS AD DFECTIVI »4 FIRST NATIONAL SUPfIMARKETS ONLY Wiifflos 4 ^ 49t Wf usnvi THI RKSHT TO UMIT' QUANTITIES PASS TBir . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 MAN(Xl!STEIt SVBIQKG BEBALD, ILU tW WEDNESDAY, DECElfBER 28.19^

Charges Traded^ Answered ing wtth. hla family * 'T T * "* to 1m State News Couple Win Face The New Circuit C ou rts ■hoft eC funds whto ■topped.. / Strikers, Police Clash Rocky Asks Speed Cold \i8 Zn theYiandUng of oriaunal BjBia i M N D r i m i Lwceny Qiarges a uniform arreat report M iu be used, a quadruplicate fOmn that Standardized Methods may be processed by elcetrlcal tab­ r x r x ? i * * In Two Belgian Cities Roundup In Rail Tax Relief North H a lf On Health Oallatiii. Taxaa. Dec. $8 ulating machines. Tha aaareh for eight parsons, ftraitra l One copy will go to the new balt^Vied . kidnap#^' in Itontucky, Paga One) loa thie week of focua on health. and her five riilldren yesterday Connectlcut will get Its first tor. passenger service',' feller now wanta to reach the » - a high of 5 below yesterday after of the blaze. speedily dlapatriied and property ■trike call. the upstairs h»ll Saturday night. Hamden. 5 and said their dieapi>earance ap- uniform, statewide system of han­ Ono cony will remain with the Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 2 Sherman, lie, secretary and Other taxpayers would make up milllon level by 1902. The conces­ an early mpming bone-cbilHng -31, tiw fire—such aa paper, raga er On another tack, Cavanagh ac­ Dodge Cl^ Syadrome accounted for. records of the arresting police de- Ih Liege, a southern Industrial cused ths Navy’s police fores of piuantly stemmed from a family dling non-support cases when the city, the railroad traffic chief wa.s a.m. .Taeger’s Orchestra will ftir- treasurer of the Sherman Brothitrs the lost revenues, orlglnislly esti­ sions are keyed to railroad earn­ the mercury climbed to 8 above rubblah. - Televiaion westerns havd added "However, the most ImMrtant partfnent. ings and apply to all types of this morning. hampering the firemen by rigid, dispute. circdlt court goes Into operation function of tha family relations di­ found injured on a street near the nlsh music for dancing. Refresh­ Mfg. Co., South Norw’slk, was mated at $1 .V million and now "Messy, deplorable and aloppy" a t leaat one morp haaard to mod­ Mrs. Laura Wilson said William Arresting officers will be re­ ■V,. railroad property, on which local Temperatures ranged evenly letter-of-the-law enforcement of vision will be keeping fatniUea to­ station. At the Liege Post Office, ments will be served during inter­ charged with attempted evasion of slated to go higher. were Cavanagh’a wprds to char­ ern Hfe,- the American Medical Brannln and his wife led h er. to next month. quired to report routinely on these a picket line of 40 women tried to mission. Tho.se plannig to attend more than $7,000 in corporate In­ The proposals will be made In assessments total $45 noillion. southward to the 60e through cen­ acterize the housekeeping aboard security regulations. He said shore Aaeoolatkm reports. beUava they were #n route to her gether when they are In danger of come taxes for 1957. . Adoption of a program of ad­ tral Texas and along the Gulf patrolmen used arfiied threats and Thia will ba Only one of several breaking up and reuniting families forms, for toe first time, whether prevent postmen from going to should make reservations by Fri­ the governor'a annual message to 2 the riiip. Evidences o f this, he said, More and more young men are huaband’a home In North Carolina. benefits ateraming from the many sexual deviation, alcohol or nar­ work. day night. The Indictment charged that the opening aessinna of the leg­ ditional relief for railroad prop­ Coast with some 60* reported In were the 42 minor fires that pre­ physical force to prevent firemen turning up with gunshot wounds She denied any knowledM of the that have already broken up. taxes of $993..58 were paid al­ southern Texas and southern from entering unauthorized areas standardized methods and proce­ cotics rrsa Involved In a given case Led by Louise Marechal. a So­ islature next Wednesday, it has erty and facllltlea used entirely ceded the disaster. In the leg end foot, accidentally $800 robbery of her motaer’s ree- "Chief family relations officer — even though such Involvement UPSON though the total due was $8,230.- for passenger service. This would Florida. It was 70 In Palm Beach. in their efforts to save the $275 dures Incorporated in the structure cialist city councillor, it was the A Christmas carol service will been learnedT"*"^ "If this had been a civilian eelf-lnlUcted while practicing' the taurant a t MunfordvlUe, Ky. of the new court. Patrick J. Ward has repeatedly did not provide the basis for the ar­ first feminine picket line reported be presented by the choir of Cove­ 95. The firm makes women's shoes At the same time, the governor apply principally to commuter Readings were in ths 20s in the project under our jurisdiction We million ship from destruction. faat,’ the strike, faced a cheerless ISHRR Revenue Drive at 8 a.m. at the Molloy Funeral forms on scaffolding inside the like nothing.” New Year's with few trains run­ CSieryl Ruaeell, 12, daughter of Hartford, Dec. 28 )—The New come tax liability, which falls on Home, 906 Farmington Ave., Hart­ (P For Parenta ning, many power stations shut Mr. and Mra. Ralph Rusaell. 20 Haven Railroad today announced those per.sons who do not reinvest Man Submits ford, followed by a soleipn high down or nearly so, mines and in­ Salem Rd., and her couain, Nancy in real estate. Mass of-requlem at HoljO^inity A doctor’s advice to parenta per­ an "acceleration" of Its campaign R ock vil 1 e-V er non plexed on how to deal ■with their dustries at a standstill. Reggetta, 13, daughter of Mr. and to gain more freight r e v e n u e . Relihan, In a statement accom­ Church, Hartford, at 9. U.S. CHOICE... ARMOUR STAR Although the government said ■Mra. Joaeph Reggetta. 36 Auburn panying the bill, said many per­ Friends may call at the funeral tsenaga offapring: Charles Ragland, vice president After Hurting Don’t ridicule or deprecate. The conditions were returning to norm­ Rd.. are apending the holida.ya In charge of freight operations, sons whose property is condemned home tonight from 7 to 9. and to­ SWIFTS PREMIUM al in the Catholic-dominated north, visiting their aunt. Mra. Helen for public projects do not wish to morrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 teenager worries enough about said that new Incentive r a t e s , New Dump Agitation Flares^ how talented, attractive or capable where the strike generally had not Hope, in Largo, Fla. They are ac­ reinvest in real estate. such as lower per unit charges for "In such cases they become li­ Two Officers he Is. Don't Ignore or be Indiffer­ made great inroads, the situation companied by another aunt. Mra. greater volume, are being offered In the industrial sotith was as able for large income tax pay­ MIm Marguerite O. Lavine ent. Be interosted even if you have fleorge McKeever, 214 Oakland on a broader scale. Over Free Use Possibility to work at It. Don't minimize or OUNDUWON gloomv as ever. St., and wdll return Jan. 2. ments on the money paid for their Jackson, Ky., Dec, 28 (.D — A Rockville — Miss Ilarguerite O. Experimentation with Incentive property," he said. The install­ shivering former m ^ tal patient deride adolescent feelings or erne- In Brussels a 48-hour streetcar rates during the past year has Lavine of 14 N. Park St. died late tiems. Point out leallstlo factors strike started. About a third of the ment-payment plan, he said, could surrendered meekly to 12 heavily last night at Hartford Hospital. New agitation over dumping ofc*/of a new agreement providing the proven successful, he said, and save taxpayers thousands of dol­ Rockville refuse in the Manches Manchester Board of Directors ap­ about them. Don’t trag. Make ini hi cars were running, manned by now the railroad hopes to expand armed state. troopers today after She was bom July 14, .1897, in j>oint firmly and clearly, then drop lars. Mohegan, R. I., the daughter of ter disposal area has flared up proves It. Catholic union members. Castro Blames Its. use with the permission of wounding two officers in a gun Parliament is in recess iinlill "It's a great hardship for most Joseph and Caroline Barrows La­ with the question of how much Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. is regulatory agencies and connect­ people to have their property battle yesterday. scheduled to discuss the matter Couple liberty with responsibil- next week, and no 1 g j) Q J p U|» g IQ l* ing railroads. vine. She moved to Rockville 50 refuse from the Rockville area is ty. Use of the car should Include have taken place between the gov­ taken," Relihan said. "It is an Granville John.son, 43, w a s years ago from Pascoag, R. I. actually being paid for. with the Board Tuesda.v- Flaherty The New Haven's decline In even greater hard.ship to ask its washing and polishing. A party ernment and the strikera. flushed from rugged mountain ter­ Miss Lavine was a member of Former Manchester Town Di­ said Rockville wishes t& continue at home means cleaning up after­ freight revenue during recent these people to pay huge income the dumping arrangement with King Baiidouir. and his bride. rain by the posse about a quarter- St. Bernardos Church and the rector Helen Fitzpatrick said sev­ ward. Give the adolescent praise year.s has been cited by tlie State taxes out of the money they re­ Burpee Women's Relief Corps. Manchester, even though the pries Queen Fabtola. had a special army Injuries to 60 Public Utilities Commiasion and mile from his log home In which eral residents have told her that and reassurance, apace and priva­ ceive.” he and his wife and children She Is survived by a brother, may be greater, until Rockville plane at hand to fly them back the Interstate Commerce Commis­ 10 a number of trucks bring in rub­ cy. "When you critioize, compli­ had barricaded themselves about George E. Lavine of Rockville; can find a solution to its problem. from their honeymoon In Spain If (Continued from Pa^e One) sion as a prime cause for defleits bish from the Rockville area and ment too.\ tl'c situation dem-anded. 5 p.m. two sisters, Mrs. Carl Buckmister don't pay. Currently, the Rockville Area from its overall operatlona, includ­ Callina in Jail of Ellington and Miss Marcella I r ­ ^ Follow the .three L’a of child- Store Shouts foms march "to Rm.ssels. rates thst the terrorists sre re- ing passenger service. Naples, Italy, Dee. 28 i/C)—'Vin­ Johnson walked out into {.he She said she did not know Chamber of Commerce has agreed ■ndsing: Love, Umitatioru and let to RrusRclH worr iai»c' • '"e st Ger-j are lawyers. house In a terrain, so rugged the trash in Manchester do not pay a department for anyone who has up north of Liege when it ran In­ terests. motive Trades As.soclation. many is reached by Jan. 1, - ■R engine on HO - O - or 027 ANCHOVIES 2 ^ 2 5 * VI A second bomb exploded in a Former Stale Sen. Norman nearest pssaable road la two miles fee for use of the Manchester Conceivably, ...reement COOKIES '729' to wooden poles driven between The division decided last Chrlst- away. dump. tracks, and is six years of age or •HtSHfAK MANZANIUA , S| the rail." small variety store in Havana's Riizald, Danbury, was appointed ma.s to stop giving gifts to Its ForManchuck on \Vest Berlin’s status would 'P sriy Treats- KUENEX TABIE A m .Senate clerk. Some rural Vernon residents ever. Polire in Ghent used tear gas shopping . . . district hut there were cu.stonicrs. and to use the money Finally police fired tear gaa in­ mean East Germany will back GRAND UNION EXTRA LEAN In his statement Armentano side. But when they nished the have their trash collected by the The races will be held tomorrow STUFFED OIIVES aRANO UPRON M im u u M bombs and fire hoses -to disperse j "n Injuries reported for a worthy cause instead. High school and college friends down on the issue, b"* the Ea.st evening at the 'Wleat Side Rec, called upon the ftepublic minority cabin they found only the children, Sanitary Refuse Co. of Manches­ fO t HOIIDAY SNACKS . lorg. NAPKINS 2:;"»45' strikers 'rv.ng to force workers The first beneficiary of the di­ and neighbors w ere. among the ter. On weekly reports of toWn German negotiator in Berlin gav* beginning at 7 o’clock. Anyone ALL MEAT FRANKS * 5 5 * ROILED HAM from the (jss works' administrs In the Senate to Join with his party aged 2 to 14, huddled together In no hint of this. COLONIAL CANNED ^ - BHTY lEE 41 vision's new policy was the uni­ fright. large number of people who at­ dumping, kept by the Manchester who haa not filed an enrty blank POTATO CHIPS M HYCRAOI i P W # live o(fi( e The crowd tossed some ■ in working for goals to assure the versity, which received the check Ajijced if an asrreement would WISE M any Nalion.H Blast ' "sirenglli and vitality " nf C'on- Ttieir parents had slipped away tended the funeral this morning of Public Works Department, there is and. "wiahee to enter may go to or the ivinih.s back and they ex- I • ' early this week. be ((igned today, Heinz Behrend at 6:80 to- •H4STANT COCKTAIL FR A N K S757* nef liciil's ef onomy. in darkness to gel coal, the chil­ no listing of trash deposits made , the 'West Side Rec nOMC HAMS ~ IM HERRING 7 4 3 ' ploded among- the police. The po i The $10,000 was contributed by Daniel Allen Manchuck, 107 Pine of the East German Trade Minis­ NEPCO m A . DBJdOUS FRESH MAOl Jrd rr<*n<*li A-IV.sl He also said the Deniocrats' oh- dren said. Later Mrs. Johnson re­ by Sanitary Refuse, which accord­ morrow .to fill out hla application. NOWAID X>HNSON — NEW ENGIAND A Dee finally turned on the fire hoses the divl.slon's 25 members in the St., at St. James' Church. try replied: "If the West talk.s TUBAN COFFEE .Jective WHS In work for "consolida­ turned and said her husband was ing to adverti.sement collects in Transformers, tracks end prizes In the near-freezing weather, forc­ Hartford area, Norwich, Wllll- Nearly 1,000 person.s paid their about trade and not about poli­ SALADS tion of the tremendous gams of arpied with a »awed-off . -caliber Manchester, Rockville, Bolton, wlU agiin be i^nated by Clifford lOIOEN'S INSTANT . . . A A # B0L0CNA*;,‘»n3S' * 4 9 * ing the crowd of about l.fKK) into (Continued from Page One) manllc, Torrington, New Britain 22 respects to t. e young musician, a Vernon, and Glastonbury. tics.” This was a reference to the Ulm o f the Hobby Shoppe. For HORJWa CHOWDER •Ids streets. Nobody was hurt. the 19.59 session of the General rifle. Junior at Danbury State College, 4.0V4 9 C CLAM and Briatol. It ■ reprisaent.'i the Pitkat said two private collec­ Berlin clause. further Information regarding COFFEE I' was believed it was the first temporarily froze ff'rench assets st Assembly" and new advances In It was the weapon .Johnson used during the past two evenings at TNURINGER-'-— ‘r3 9 * SALAMI lAsrOHOA the field of social legislation" mopey they would have spent on to wound Deputy Edgar Watkins the John F. 'Tierney Funeral Home, tors—the Collins and Scottle com­ The announcement of the West . this activity, you may coll the time fear gaa had used thst time. Chrialmaa gifta for ruatomera flESHPAK Gladstone said "W c plerlge our­ and State Trooper Sylvester 219 W. Center St. panies—collect trash in rural Ver­ German-Soviet agreement came East Side Recreation Office dur­ against th« strikers. At a noisy news conference, laat year, this year and next year. from a government spoke.smah af­ ing the day or the W est Side Ree- Froshpok Frozen selves In work for an equitable tax Walters. The solemn high Mass of re­ non as well as "in Rockville. The .Wialist printing unions called Offroy ahputed that not one hu­ ter Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reatioq Center af-tier 6 o’clock. PRETZELS man being died because nf the program in the Interest of all the Watkins sought to arrest John­ quiem was celebrated by the rural loads are paid for as well, he Fh&hCttrue for health ■ strike for tomorrow, threaten­ met with Soviet Ambassador An­ SIAITEST ing newafMpera with a Cut in size. atom tests. He said the tests were people, and we will resist every .son on a warrant calling for him youth's uncle, the Rev. Daniel said, because there Is no fesisible to give France an atom bomb and sitempt to force unnecessary or to begin a one-year prison sen­ Foley, pastor of St. Leo's Church way o f distinguishing between one drei Smirnov. The jipokesman said ORANGE JUICE Newspapers were expected to cut Public Records the agreement probably will be K W i i w e » *75* INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS their size to four full-size pages bring riches and water to the dea- unfair Increases on Connecticut tence for -burning a neighbor's in Stamford. He was assisted by kind, of trash and another. D n Dooley Hom^^ ert eventually through atomic taxpayers." haystack 18 months ago. the boy's cousin, the ev. Richard Two wc6K8 ago, Rockville sent signed before the end of the year. ' or eight tabloid-size, G o k energy. He said the "responsible fiscal ^ Warrantee lieeds Trooper Walters went to the Foley of St. Thomas the Apostle a chqek to Manchester for $1,124 The signing of the pact, to re­ Some mail and newspapers were as payment , for 562 loads at $2 a Enters Ifospital distributed in central BruaaeU for ."Whether we like it or not. we I stewardship" of Gov. Abraham John and .Margaret Hewitt to deputy's aide and was shot u he Church in West Hartford, as dea­ place one expiring Dec. '’31, orig­ PIECRKSTMIX 2 *' load. The office of Deputy Public 7 3 9 the first time since the strike are now In the stonilc era," the ' Rlhlcoff must bn matched during Robert VV. Kilpatrick, property off approached the cabin. con, and the Rev. Joseph McCann inally was scheduled for Dec. 12. ambassador said. , the 1961 session by "equally re-' Lyness St. State police records showed as subdeacon. Works Director Cheater F. Lang­ It fell through when the parties New York, Dec. 28 UP) — Dr. started. Mailmen who reported try keeps track of the number of for work made their rounds in Offroy said the. Nigerian border sponsible consideration of needs George W. and Marlon V. Mo- .Johnson was arre«sted In 1958 and Many visiting priests were seat­ could not agree on the atatua of Tom 'Dooley, in great pain and loads dumped by trucks known to siw iM P COCKTAIL‘7 4 5 * trucks earh accompanied by two Is more than 900 miles from I and resources in planning for new berg to Dwight R, and Ruth H. ^ a ln last march as an escapee ed in the sanctuary. Mrs. Ralph West Berlin's economy. barely able to walk, returned from ORAPEFRUIT Phelps, property at 342 Wood- Maccarone was organist and solo­ come from Vernon. the Orient la st night and entared S iS WtAND — COCKTAIl ar-med policemen. yesterday's lest site at Reggan. spending." from a mental haspltal. The spokesman said "the objec­ KITCMHaaHDm~.HMNCH CUT Then he pointed out that U.S. As senate presifient, Armentano bridge St. ist. A report that the Sanitary Re­ tions which caused postponement 'the Memorial Center for C^cer atomic tests in .Neffda were 250 will be in a poaitlbn to aiicceed Lt, Quitclaim llccds Burial was In St. James' Ceme­ fuse Co., owned by Anthony Bot- of the signing of the trade agree­ and Allied Diaeiaea. SWEET CNERKIMS 7 4 9 * O M H N M A N S - tery, with committal prayers by ticello, had asked Manchester miles from Ixis Angeles. < fiov. .lolin N.. Dempsey. Dempsey Jo.ed As rmLn ‘ Ind “Nonh"Afri Hart fold, Dec, 28 lA’i Stale (!)orrrclion James P. Cole, 17. o f Brewster Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., with the town for dumping Rock­ of deputy U.S. Marshals to take Ren. John J. Relihan, Bridgeport, followed by a solemn high Mass Airport, where he was met by his SUNKIST St., Herbert E. Chapman Jr., 16, ville rubbish. Armed with auch a him from his hotel room on or­ ..brother, Malcolm, executive dl- group. Joined the atrlke. ordered by '’*P*'* has filed a bill that would provide The Herald erred yeiterdav In of Sycamore Trail in Waterfront of requiem at the Church of the contract, Botticeflo could use it as yeslerday. seeing the latest Sa reporting tha Saturday accident In Assvimptlon. ders to the Federal Court. The ,,rector of . Medico, a non-profit f y o n ■core of Leftist unions in protest a federal Income tax bresk for Park, and Daniel A. Blesso Jr., ,the bakls for a'contract to pick up haia explosion as adding to which Mrs. Sara Lynn of 41X The Rev. Joseph Farrell waa court seeks to determine the organisation foupdad by the doc- ■gabiM a government program of owners of property condemned for 19. of High St., have been charged trash. |n Rockville. NAVEL ORANGES aconomic aUbUization that ' haa France's troubles In the conduct of Hartford Rd.. waa Injured and celebrant, assisted by the Rev. competence of the 70-year-old . tor. The organisation glvaa medic­ public highway or redevelopment with larceny by State Trooper . Refuse dumped at Manchester raiaeg Hvfng eoata. "rtie alrlke also her long war In Algeria. projects. Francis Butler as deacon and the manufacturer to stand trial on a l aariatfnea to underdeveloped na- hoapltajlzod. Mra. Lynq and ' her SUnley Naalatka and Auxiliary excltidea Rockville garbage aa far ■uppatta tobiieco industry workers Komsoinolskaya Pravda. • organ Rev. John Blanchard as subdea­ charges he evaded nearly $800, . tiona. , . Under the Democratic Sen­ granddaughter, Bridget. Blake- Edwin Meyer, aa officials know. Garbage la reg­ irbo hav« b i ^ striking for two of Moacow's C2>mmuniat youth, de­ ator's measure, filed yesterday for more, were croaalng W. Center St. con, Paul Chetelat was organist 000 In federal Income taxes. ^ Amoal 'The youthe, who parked their ularly collected by the Rockville nounced France's leaders as Uia 1901 legislature, owners of and aololst. Deputy Marshals at first were from aouth to north and were only car on Cedar Swamp Rd., alleged­ Public Worka Department and is ToUfFree Is Trsdition tlmgiiay's MOMrvativa govern ^'atom mongers."’ The newspaper condemned property would be per Burial waa In St. James' Ceme-' refused admittance to GoM- ■i: . ■ 1,"- two feet from the north curb when ly eiphoned 14 gallona pf gasoline taken to Botticello'a pig farm on BUM fcaa repeatedly denounced said thosjB who authorized tha now ml.tted to ncelve payment over Mrs. Lynn waa atnick bj' a car. tery, with committal prayers read flne’e room but later entered. ■U4R c-day Krikea •■ part of a left endangered the African na­ from a manually-operated pump by leather Butlar. ^ a rera were HllUtown Rd. in Mancheater. told they were qiidw e;r- New Teric—FModom from toUa, a period o f years Instead of In one They were on theti; way to‘ church. MarUh aaid tha praaent agrea- taxes,'or Impost for Inland «rator- awpMign to fnetu dla- tions and openly challenged world lump sum. Karl Krausa, - IPrank Jaqulch, dere to renaove Goldflne to the Mra. Lyqn'a condition la improvtd They are due in Coventry Jua- Walter Forrest, John Campbell, ment .with RockvlUa will eaaaa orite and’ hariMti -in tha United opinion. This would avoid a taaavy ln> todayr HoapiUl aUthoritiaa aaUL VM, PnMie Health Senrlee Boe- tiea Court Oae. U . William Sander and John Martin. Dae. 81. Thara la atill « poaalbiUty pltal to Brighton. Stataa has bean fbe Uw ainto tha iatariaar. •laA W» rtowrra

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1980 UANCRBSTER EVENINa HERALD, HANCHEBtER, OONM. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER M , MM LweeeRS: rr-im £ Tlnie to Say “Thank Yon’’ Wishing Ton tho Bm I gUGG8 BUNNY dull BQUU>INO HOUBB with '"MAJOR HOOi^ iuiLt otd i^ p i m i E HARRISON’S 849 Main Streat, From ALUNG RtmBEift COM­ p> c, , has famous-nams .THANK YOU PANY, 977 Main Stroot, to you i & x s e p K T m NOTES and fiec^rated NOTE- como heartiest good wlshea to r a SUV OIK OP THESE • New Tear abounding with good g - ’t f t ! fl6N«/T00, WHILE Bargains PAPERS, priced 69c and' up. You’ll be a more efficient person fortune and gladness. ( Y5AH,)/ ,rM nrF:^«sT sack iMtm in the New Year, if you have a MUCT5 fOTUMirl4^ -m s fj vM iooJrm teiH M §tr,m, 'PidtSo I t the Shoe Fite 'MASORd ] / l scenic ENGAGEMENT CALEN­ you.3AK<>? mu.< Come and Get lit Listed by DAR, 81.50 because there is space Shoes that fit badly not only nevMa'topifiuPft to Jot down your appointments hurt your feet, but affect your YWIHSMAToe , and dates. The handsome illustra- posture. So be sure .that yfiur jkotom SPrmiMBM ■hoea fit properly so that you can toOMOiSOHAPPy, SKmiatmH for BOliig tlorts of ’’Cape Cod" also ’’Berk- AflkWT 9B \M , • Soon shires’’ among others will serve to walk te comfort and grace. TAKEMFOft] 4oa lOOrttk porch •25 ? , • GMte Unaakf inters ornament a desk. Switch Arms MarendaX UFIi-----aodi A Free Onlendnr le Worth $13 A student who carries an arm­ UCamdiMUtanr [doc Pick up'your free 1961 CAUEN- Nature's Bast! Manchester Parkade Stores If You Wear A Half Siza If two youngsters share one ful of books back and forth to mVEL UEN8Y MPnBMiUlM IL r Hem room this may save trouble. As­ iiFMcMiEiMr as I in pUyt PAR from "MARTINIZINO” the school each day, should remember Aatlwrized Ajeente For AD 18Kiad«(«a 34iroed flsfa ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING Keep in Tip-Top SImmm Greeting You sign a different colored tape to to alternate the ijrm in which she each. Attach the tape to their Kailf Air and Steamehip _ wm hf Wmmr 9m, UIOtss.MaeMk 2»(MidhI . plant at 20 East Center Street, Have fun, too, In the New Year. SEARS ROEBUCK A COM- carries them. Otherwise, on* la-n worth $12 in dry cleaning: during ■PARKADE LANES Invite you to PAITY extends every good udsh to playthings and spray a coat of shoulder may become permaner/t- Linea SSr“ ^S!£Sffl" the year, Attaciied to each month come and enjoy tihe game of bowl­ you and yours for a i|)Iew Year fill­ shellac on it for protection. Then ly lower than the other. ____ _ isCleric 44 Ifntle maker 18 Asylum St., Hartford ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN aSTiblescrapo 38 lleiieing sword 40 AToetdopsrts ;^ T i y la a coupon worth $1 -when accom­ ing in their spacious, modem rec­ ed with happiness enfl peace. there Will be no question as to Tel. CHapel 7-5857 SiBeMee panied tiy in order fo.- $2 or more. reation center. Spend an hour or what belongs to whom. AH,VB5.JWfiOUU] YE&rTS PRETTY .BUT ITS Bsneeerarelp 30 Remainder 41 Grants 47Comfort Hair Oar# for 1961 \ KNOW MORE KirMOT yPEVIARKABLE 31 Breakfast food 424aobUialod dS^tmeW Stop In for your free calendar soon. an entire evening; the time goes Fashion Paaaporta to a Bright You'll w'ant tq welcome the New HAROLD EKLLS HOT STThrangb 33Bn(liahaaUrlat 48WHhin(preAa) MExdamathm Happy New Year. VUORK?) about 1HI6 RBHARKABLS STUFF AU RIGHT.. eou> fast here. A cheerful, well- Fatnre See the World in 1961 Year looking attractively well- Manchester Afent fiOLDVOIVE STUFF? saOelawaro equipped Coffee Shop serves you Not only for New Year’s eve, GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE r s r r 1 IT IT groomed and radiantly lovely, BEEM ' Indian 1 1 Different Flah FllleU around th« clock. but for all your Important day­ 905 Main Street, can speed you which is why SCHULTZ BEAUTY Tel. MI 9-7442 S4Core 8 small fish filleU (114 to IH time and evening engagements, on your way toward happy holi­ SALON, 983 Main Street, invites 35 Wipes M« i r II 14 pounds) 38 Compam point Buy lined Slacks THE FAIR STORE has the eye days with ail types of travel res­ you to take advantage of periodic 37Knoeks M II 17 2 tablespoons butter Despite the fact that few women c.itchlng apjiarel that flatters. A ervations. Call Mitchell 3-2165. beauty services during I960, Per­ 39LetttstHd 1 medium - sized onion (finely look really well in slacks, they sell versatile, well-planned wardrobe Happy New Year to all. haps a deft HAIR-SHAPING is all 40 Bristle IT \ chopped) llke^hot cakes. The reason? They’re is truly your passport to a satisfy. $0 Ipw '^ri 41 Greek letter you require, or perhaps you are ad­ y, green pepper (finely chopped) rcomfortable, of course. But when Ing future. THE FAIR STORE Old-fashion cake filling: Sliced venturous enough to try a basically ffHAT’s L 43jraaiM’s ill you buy your next pair, check to WHAT'S . , mre ertm friend ■- 1 tablespoon fine dry bread Wishes you a New Year of "dreams pitted dates rooked until mushy new hair style w'Hh a companion SHardaned crumbs make sure that they're ftilly lined. come true." with a little water, lemon juice PERMANENT WAVE. If you are B" BT It's a help to your figure. 40 Not connected teaspoon salt and' a da.sh of salt. Delicious be not acquainted with the fine work SlHoneeheldged SB % teaspoon pepper _ Start Fresh tween layers of white or yellow of the talented beauticians h4're, S3 Bees ii teaspoon paprika ' _ Toast the New Year U StaddM i To create beautifully penciled cake with-a covering of chocolate why not make it a New Year’s M Tomato Sauce. HARVEST MILL PACKAGE resolution to try SCHULTZ MMarlM?s STORE has. all the "ingredients” eyebrows, never apply your eye­ frosting. u>a» ram tfraetiea Cook onion and pepper lightly brow pencil until the. entire brow BEAUTY SALON soon. Everyone Sale J CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 8iltalacm s i r In butter: mix In crumbs, salt, for mixing and preparing holiday connected with this estaMlshment WA«» beveragee for, your guests. You'll is clean and free from make-up. Do yoti have acne? 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You In 1961' The bathtub is a good place to i Petti l#i«« «p Buff Xmp ed), % teaspoon salt, pepper to can then spend them like cash In Be Sting.v For maximum safety, income try slimming your ankles, .lust ro- ’ fCnt Cetf mmmrmeM when taste and 3 teaspoons sugar; force the store and pay out of Income. 3 : The commonest cau.se of lip­ and growth, you should check the tate your feel and ankles 10 to 20 . through strainer. If you prefer the 30-DAY times W'hile you're in the water.: SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI stick smears is carrying the color advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS CHARGE ACCOUNT, you get a available at your New York It’s effective and leas tiring than ■ WELDON Serve Fancy Ice Cream into the comers of the mouth and personal charge card for on-the- 1312 doing the exercise an>'whsre else. ROYAL ICE CREAM COM­ not blotting the lipstick there. 1214.24',^ Stock Exchange Member, DRUG COMPANY 5512 spot authorization. If you require SHEARSON. 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Resolve to learn or PHARMACY, 299 East Center FRAZIER’S FURNITURE BARBECUED CHICKENS you The famous ’’Edwards” shoes for '60 issue of our exciting pattern develop a handwork skill at 7 T Street, has ail the "props" you SHOP, 307 East Center Street, want. Pick up canned HAM.’ IM­ children, which are featured at the book Basic Fashion. Just 35 cents. YOUR YARN SHOP in the com­ need to assure a fun-filled, suc­ home of fine furnishings, wishes PORTED FROM HOLLAND, so CHILDREN’S BOOTERY, are rec­ ing months. There’a fun and re­ LFRMrT. T cessful party. Provide a gay, feative you a NEW YEAR of "dreams tender, sweet, lean. They will ommended by leading pediatricians, laxation in store. Happy New' ia-a» atmosphere to put everyone in a come true." Hope You Have a "Run of Luck" machine-slice it for you. podiatrists and orthopedic physi­ Year. JUDD SAXON *n thought It WM looey—otitBlde of the olf ar happ.v "celebrating" mood with JOHNSO.N PAINT COMPANY, BY KEN BALD antt JERRY BRONDFIEI.D favors and noisemakers for fun-lov- cians, both locally and elsewhere. 723 Main Street, wishes you a New reoeptlonl** Lemon Honey CMffon Fie Walk in Cptnfort and Fashion Mr. Alfred Peltman, an experi­ Add a few' drops of food color­ Ing guests. You’ll find sm assort­ 1 tablespoon gelatin Year filled to overflowing with Frank Puglisi of NATIONAL enced and dedicated fitter of chil­ good friends, good cheer and good ing to pear Juice and boil one min­ ment of Soft-Drinks in all the de­ 14 cup cold water SHOES wishes you and your* a Be Individually Fitted from our fabulous array at backless, licious, pure fruit flavors, also Ice dren’s shoes, gives each young health. t . ute. Then place pears in liquid for 4 eggs, separated JIappy New Year. customer his personal attention. ten minutes. You have pink, green, strapleM and off the shoulder bras to provide the pre|Mr al­ Cream desserts. You are being 44 cup honey lure for your holiday costume. . ’. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON i^-ished a New Year overflowing or yellow pears depending on the 44 teaspoon salt Peppermint Crisp color of food coloring you have coPK. itie IT •eaiAL hatuus with good friends, good cheer and Two cups sifted all-purpose eotf. TiAWoue RieHn wikw good health. OPEN NEW YEAR’S 44 cup lemon juice Take Picture Thank You and Happy New Yrar used. FITTING AND SERVICE FREE 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel Stock up on FILMS'and FLASH WILROSE DRESS SHOP, 601 flour. 1 >4 teaspoons double-acting PAY from 8 to 8 for ybur con­ baking powder, >4 teaspoon salt, venience. 1 cup heavy cream BULBS from FALLOT STUDIO, Main Street, take# this opportuni­ Extending Appreciation Soften gelatin in the cold water. 70 East Center Street, -to capture ty to thank their customers for '•j teaspoon ground nutmeg, ’4 And Best Wishes Combine the slightly beaten egg the fun and excitement as a brand the privilege of serving them this cup shortening, 1 cup sugar, 2 SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT Lamb-Stuffed Green Peppers yolks, 44 cup of the honey, salt, eggs, 2 tablespoons milk, 1 -3 cup 4 green peppers New Year arrives. Remember to past year and will continue to SHOP on the main floor of W at­ lemon, Juice, and grated .lemon bring your exposed films here for bring you heavenly clothes at crushed peppermint stick candy. kins, will continue to serve you 1 small onion (chopped fine) peel lA the top part of- a double down-to-earth prices, as another Sift together flour, baking pow­ 1 tablespoon butter developing. You’ll notice the dif­ with distinctive gift items both im­ boiler. Place-over boiling water ference. year enfolds. der, salt and nutmeg. Set aside ported and domestic for all oc­ Glazier’s 2 cups ground cooked )amb and cook until of custard con­ to liae later. Cream shortening and casions during 1961. Wishing you .3 tablespoons stock or water sistency, stirring constantly. Add .sugar together thoroughly. Beat everything good in the New Year. CORSET SHOP 1 tablespoon dried parsiey If you have a short, plump The cardboard guard on trouser softened gelatin and stir to dis­ neck, wear plain, deep round in eggs. Stir in milk. Grad­ B. C. Salt and pepper hangers from the cleaners is a R.n MAIN STREET—MI AMPLE PAKKING BY JOHNNY HART solve. Remove from heat and cool necklines or deep V - shape' ually add flour mixture, mixing You can atenm a whnlefl.sh In 1/3 cup soft bread crumbs good catch-all for crumbs and until mixture begins to thicken. spatters when slipped between W'ell after each addition. Drop the oven. Place the fl.sh on a rack BUZZ SAWYER I TM'N< 4 weuuo UKE T© BE 1 can (about 1 pound) Italian- necklines. They will lengthen the BY ROY CRANE Beat three of the egg whites un­ appearance of your neck, while kitchen appliances and cabinets. from a tea-spoon onto an un­ in a roasting pan; add hot water type tomatoes with basil. PBINCAWNATBP AS A BUfr THAT INFUCT&. til- stiff and gradually beat in >4 high, rojind necklines or ruffles greased baking sheet 2% -inches but don’t have it touch the fish. MlSBRrCN MAN Cut a slice from stem end of cup of the honey. Fold Into the If you simmer chicken giblets apart to allow room for spreading. Cover the pan and aleam until each pepper; remove seeds and and frills will add to its short custard mixture and turn Into appearance. until tender you can give them Swirl to flatten. Sprinkle each the flah flake.s easily, using moder­ fiber but leave whole. Cover with baked pastry aheli. Chill until the game coating used for fried with crushed peppermint stick ate oven heat. boiling water and boil 10 minutes: firm. Ever add a bay leaf to a can of chicken; fry the giblets about 10 candy. Bake in a preheated mod­ drain. Cook onion in butter until Beat the relhainlng egg .white minutes. erate oven (3.50 degrees F.) 10 to "Good Buy I960" Sale yellow; mix in meat, stock, ’p 6 e - tomato soup as you heat it? This until stiff and gradually, beat in 2 trick is particularly 'good when 12 minute.s. Cool slightly, before Don’t miss tliis clenrnnce sale at ley, ’ i teaspoon salt, H teaspoon tablespoons of the remaining New Enghusd Utility removing from baking sheet. Cool WATKINS, 935 Main Street. It’s a pepper and crumbs. Fill peppers the soup is diluted. with w-ater honey. Whip the cream until stiff "We suggest the purchase of on wire rack. Store in a tightly store-wide event with savings up with ml.xture. Place tn baking dish rather than milk. while gradually adding the re­ NEW ENGLAND GAS & ELEC­ closed cookie container. Yield: 6 to 50% and more on' discontinued (aboTit 8 by 6>4 by 2 inches); pour maining 2 tablespoons honey. TRIC ASSOCIATION for income to 6 dozen. Items, and one-of-a-kind. tomatoes seasoned with 1 teaspoon To Good Eating in 1961 and safety. Detalleti information Combine with the sweetened egg PINE PASTRY SHOP, 658 Cen­ 691 M A IN ST.— MANCHESTER • O salt and 14 teaspoon pepper over white and spread oh pie Just be­ regarding this company mav be For HappIneM In the New Year Fresh flavor: Add minced par­ ter Street, home of oven-fresh pies, had by writtlng COBURN A MID- NEXT TO GAS CO. and around pepp>ers. Bake in fore serving. MORRY’S MEN’S STORE, in sley when you are making dump­ moderate (375 degrees) oven 30 cakes, dinner roll.s and fancy DLEBROOK, INC., 629 Main the State Theater Bldg, extends ling* for beef or lamb stew. to 40 minutes. Makes 4 servings. breads, wishes for you a healthy, Street or calling Mitchell 3-1105.” For Your Dining Pleasure happy New Year. The shop is With best wishes for a successful to friends and customers best MORTY MEEKLE wishes for a prosperous, joyful When you are cleaning a chick­ BY DICK CAVALLI Entertain Holiday Guests What more delightful way to closed Sundav, New' Year’* Day, and prosperous New Year. bring the old year to a happy close but will be OPEN MONDAY as and healthy New Year. en or turkey, run cold water WELLTHEVALX, Bring your visiting relatives to through the body cavity and with MICKEY FINN than by dining at the IMPERIAL usual. Latest Improvement for gelatin BY LANK LEONARD , HEV, CINOy-REMENkBeH ANSWERED... dinner at FIANO’S RESTAURANT your fingers remove any bits of SAVE! SAVE! STEAK HOUSE A COCKTAIL recipes is a ring mold made of Fish and Celery Salad WHBN rWBOTET10 0e(2AUU.B, LOOK// on Route 6 and 44 A in Bolton. lung or giblets adhering inside. VEIT/ LITTLE/ kTHRLWHCHEV, NEHRU, NASSER, Treat them to baked stuffed LOUNGE, located just over the Dried chervil seems to lose It# plastic in a contoured design. 2 cups flaked cooked white-meat- IT'S A SHORT AND ADegAUER,AN0A6KE0 THEM Manchester line in Bolton. A tal­ flavor more rapidly than some I ed flah (such as halibut) shrimp, with a crab meat dressing A 1961 Wish CUT TO Id join the friendship c m e ? ented staff prepares and serves de­ other herbs, so when you have a When you finish cooking a batch 2 cups diced celery and hear them say. "It couldn’t HOUSE A HALE SHOE SERV­ BOGGSTOWNI lectable meals with a satisfying jar of chervil on your kitchen of french fried potatoes put them *4 cup minced green pepper, may­ have been more delicious." There ICE, where finest msterials are i Winterwear Reduced U a COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND flair that makes you went to re­ shelf use It! onnaise and salad gieena, pi- In a clean paper bag to absorb any used to keep shoes handsomely re- j MEN’S BAR. The roomy Banquet turn again and rgain. Come soon. extra fat. If the bag is #et in a miento and hard-cooked egg Hall is available for wedding Mix flah. celery and green pepper newed, wishes you a New Y ea r! Both regular white and wild warm oven It will keep them hot showered with blessings. | parties, reunions, club gatherings. Make a practice of visiting your rice triple in bulk after they are until ready to serve. with enough mayonnaise to,moisten Come for New Year’s Eve. dentist once every six months. Al­ and give good flavor. Arrange on cooked. Fop Hot Date though you can do a good deal to Winter Is Just 7 Days Old salad greens. Garnish with pimlen- When your eyes are tired and Even the petite mature woman protect your teeth against decay GreeOnga from Carpeting With all of -winter still before to and egg. Makes 4 to 6 servings. should not stick to her young-girl by careful brushing and proper us, you’ll want to take advantage you’ve a chsnce for an unexpect­ Headquarters ed date, you can make them look hairdo. It will' look silly. YoU diet, you’ll never win the fight MANCHE.STER CARPET CEN­ of the 30% savings at M A R 1- A good way to teach children can’t . hide the fact that you’ve without the help of yonir dentist. tn be good homemakers is through and feel fresh . by applying Tiot j COATS DKXC I TER, 311 Main Street, headquar­ MAD’S, 691 Main StreSt, on grown up. So let your hair style Only he can track down cavities ters for quality carpeting, sin­ boy’s and girls’ heavy oute^'car, caring for their owm toys—a home and warm cloths alternately for a OUSLU few minutes before you go out. tell the world that you’re aware while they’re still small and no cerely wishes you and yours a the. SNOWSUIT8, JACKETS, blackboard, for example. During a CAP'TAIN EAvSY of the fact, too. serious threat. very Happy New Year. 1 COATS. session of drawing, games or BY LESLIE TURNER homework, this can be erased just No Magazines? Some lucky ladies can now wash MR. ABERNATHY , TNB ARBA » ' so many times. Then nothing but BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ^ ____ IKMaBEMtCHni suds and water will do. Provl/e their hair and the family laundry ; jW S MT WtTH POOL Pta/r « « P IT K HMAN/ANO WmUXMie a sponge, bowl of soap or deter­ at the same time. Certain forward- i Bioool y-r^nwKMmmii- gent solution and some rinse wa­ looking, coin-operated laundries' Ml mrUTIKMUP ter. Then demonstrate how to have, installed hair dryers and | ^seMmwasoMi wash aw'ay excess chalk dust. The mirror-equipped shampoo sinks for SHOWSUITS youngsters will wind up with a the convenience of customers who clean slate, and a lesson in clean- believe in accomplishing two cltan- liness. liness tasks simultaneously.

After-Ohristmaa Specials New Year Greetings You’ll want to Invest part of the NAS8IFF ARMS COMPANY. Christmas bonus in a handsome 1016 Main Street, headquarters for I WINTER COAT from BURTON’S. sports equipment and apparel, 841 Main Street, now REPRICED hopes the New Year will be filled with contentment and joy. to bring you substantial savings. JACKETS The untrimmed coats of all wool Glass beads are such hot fu h - are now 828, $38, and $68 (values lon today that the Indians could up to 880), Your favorite style iS probably buy back Manhattan THE STORY OK MAK'I'HA WAYNE JEFF COBB among them; Tuxedo, shawl col­ with enough of them. Newest BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETE HOFFMAN lar, bution front in popular black, shades Include purple, ruby, sap­ NOIHIU6 ...HOniOJ6 AT YE&..I'M ^ ANY LEADS taupe, blue, green also tweed. Fur phire, avocado and olive In both lAa/i'wjurmitco, CALUNGFROM TO WHERE he TRIM»JBn> COATS In clutch o f three and five strand lengths. A BOOTH MIGHT BE f button down styles stqrt at 868 ACROSS THE with values up to 8100. Imagine Fish fillets have old-time good­ HALLi yourself .wrapped In a luxurlpuB ness when you roll them In com •’Kilimanjaro" FUR JACKET, meal and fry them In bacon fat. sumptuously styled and invitingly Or render fat salt pork and use it priced. for fryingi

If you notice unattractive In the New Y^r blotches and blemishes, step up As another year draws tn a close your face w'ashing program. Mas- CAMPUS JUNIORS, 960 Main sage warm soapsuda into your skin Strsst. takea this opportunity to several times a day. thank you for yotir patronags and to aaaure you of their continued ef- You can pep up a tomato sauce forta to serve you with the fashions for fish or omelet by adding a liK- you want at pricea that please you. tie curry powder; a suspicion of You are wished a very happy New BUY FOR NOW— OR NIXt thyme won’t hurt olther, Tear. i|y0i voomsBK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHlESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DfiCEMBER 28, 1960 SA17CH S8I£B fiVENING HERALD. MANCHEOTEH* CONN*. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 RohustML PeUton Defensive Choices t 5 e bf Draft fferald Angle Tugging, Pulling Among X.V. W Bay poniinJites EARL YOST Lending Oubs Spont Utter) 75 Colleges Seeking KrU^s, over Pof^t Triumphis All-Star Grid Squad y Bunball-Brushl^iaok Controversy The cold war between batters and pitchers sometimes gets High Schools’ Top Scorer *>although he played quarterback at^I waa atirprlsed the 49era picked hot as it .did in August of this year when Billy Martin unload­ In New York .. Sail Fr'ancisco, Dec. 28 Ohio State and will in the Shrine me. But I have always wanted to •Hahd, and Jerry Kramer, Green ~ A majority pf the 11 first Yale Men Drafted New York, bee. 28 {IP)— ed a right uppercut to Jim Brewer’s cheek because he believed game here. play in the National League. I The Green Bay Packers domi- Bay. ' the Cub pitcher was pitching him too close. The whole contro­ New York, Dec. 28 (JP)— Reading, Pa. (N E A )—^ Shy but articulate, Krick frank­ roijnd National Foot bja 11 haven't had any oilers from cither Center—Jim Ringb, Green Bay. Marlin McKeever, the 1089 All- nated the annual AU-Star versial battle of the beanball is explored carefully in the new There is going to be some tug­ When this season ends, a 17- ly Intends to. nqike . prqfeasionai L ^ ^ n draftees currently on Philadelphia, Dec. 28 t.'P'— America end from Southern Cali­ team, so I'm Just going to wait.” Quarterback—Norm Van Brock* basketball his careei'i - Two Yale atars ha*e been se- fornia. was drafted by the Loa An­ The 40era gave up star rookie team of the National Football lln, Philadelphia. issue of Sport magazine. g in g and pulling among the year-old West Reading athlete the East and West Shrine ”^ c pRcher* will continue to "He moves almost a* Well as a lectoil In the National Football geles Ram.a In the NFL session yes­ end Dee Mackey to Baltimore to League as selected by a na­ Halfbacks — Paul Homung, and run with the ball? Elof n a t i 0 n’s college bgsketball undoubtedly will be the all- small man,” points out- Sherry. aqOads here’ indicate they fa- Green Bay, and Lenny Moore, Bal­ throw tight,” ' Sport obserVM, Leasiie player draft. terday after being picked earlier get the chance to draft Kilmer. (Swede) Solomonson, former all powers before the week in out. time high school basketball "He’s extremely accurate vHth hla ▼or the NTX. o w th« nc"’ Ameri­ tionwide panel of eports writ­ '■wlljing to take the . consequences The Fhlladelphla E a (t I e a by the LA Chargers. Draft rights to 240-pound TCU timore. j . - around local ethlete aeked this Jump shot and plain inurdOr un­ can trootball Ijeague that drafted ers and apiortscasters for the As- Fullback—Jimmy Brown, Clevli- of flying fists." Cbihments made That’s for sure. The situation scoring champion] drafted Ben Balmr, an All- "Rvei' since I was a llttlf boy 1 tackle Bob Lilly rest with the two aociated I ^ s s . question minutes after last Mon­ in New York’s Holiday FesUval Ron Krick, six-nin* In sneakers der the basket. ' ' RemAfkable t h ^ earlier. Dallas teama—the Texans of the land.nd. ' f in the magazine by some of the American )(uard. in the, sixth wanted to play for the hometown Four Packer! made the first of­ day's pro championship playoff shapes up as a' battle o f giants and a flat-muscled 220 pounds, en­ bounce enables him to g6 high In Several of the player* aaid they team and that was the Los Angeles AFT, and Cowboys of the NFL. DEFENSE . battle's lea^Ung gladiatprs, glvihg plaitn^ to confer with both club.* round of last nljtht'a draft ses­ fensive team and two more made game. 'The answer Is no. The NFL after Ohio State, the nation’s top- tered hia senior year needing 859 the air to snag rebounds. He sion. The Chicago Bears se­ Rams." McKeever said, "I am hap­ Lilly indtested he has made up his Ends—Gino Marchetti, Balti­ both, sides of the dispute, give before m a to g up their mind*. the regular defensive unit in a SO more, and Andy Robustelli, New permitted such a practice for sev­ ranked team in the current Aeeo- pqinta to top the 3,378 recorded by palms the ball with either hand. lected Mike Pyle. Yale’s eap- py to be with them and hope I can mind but didn’t w-aJit to reveal his per cent turnover of last year’s further reason to opine that the eral years but now goes along with ciated Press poll, third-ranked St. Charles Vaughn of Tammas, 111., He has the poise of a college sen­ ■fix of th(# aeven draftees with decision. ,, York. cold war will continue unchecked. tain and All-Ivy I.eairue cen­ make good." first 22 men. the ruling as applied to college Bonaventure and seventh-ranked the four-year record as nearly as ior.” ' • tilt Eaat aquad appeared to be UCLA's tailback Bill Kilmer "I told both ’"leagues that 1 Tackles—-Henry Jordan, Green ."Pltchere have enough trouble ter, In the seventh round. Norm Van Brocklin, Philadel­ games that a ball la dead when a St. John’s all emerged vlctorioua sport* writers can gather. Wants Corner Job leaning toward the National Foot.- and winghack Jim Johnson both wanted to play in Texas,” he said. Bay, and Alex Karrsj, Detroit. today trying to last nine innings phia's excellent quarterback, was Linebackers — Chuck Bednarlk, knee of the ball carrier touches the yesterday. Then adof Utah to the Leading tiny West Reading to baD Veairue. The aeventh. tackle were drafted by the 49ers which an "fiverwhelming choice for quar­ . without being handicapped by list and there certainly are fire­ two consecutive Class C state , Kricit’s ambition i* to -vacate Ken Kt?e of Auburn, who was the Pittsburgh end chosen by the Chi­ had extra first round choices by Philadelphia,' Bill George, Chicago, ground. This rule was readopted his center post and become a cor­ terback. Johnny Unitaa, Balti­ rule 8.i>2," say* ex-Tiger pitcher by the NFL several years ago to works aplenty brewing. championships. The Large One, as No., 1 pick,of the St. Louis Cardi- cago Bcar.s; .loe Rutgens. Illinois trades. Both had also been picked and Bill Forester, Green Bay. Virgil Trucks, who Is quoted On Off the tournament trail, aec- young Krick is known, averaged ner man. . . Giant Selections more's ace passer who was the Halfbacks - - Tom Brookshler, help prevent serious injuries. nafa. also was the top choice of the tackle drafted by Washington: by the Chargers of the AFL: first string quarterback a year the rjle that penaUzee pitchers for ond-ranked Bradley had to go into 32.8 points in 78 games. That’s ex­ " I can’t move like I .want to Buffalo Bills of the AFT... Hcrh Adderley. Michigan State Johnson, brother of decathlon Philadelphia, and Abe Woodson, ' • * » at center," he comments, ‘T il like Philadelphia. 28 o n — ago, didn’t make the second team. intentionally throwing too tight— overtime to beat Drake, 83-77, last traordinary even in Class C. In his •'Frankly.' 1 don't know,' Rice halfback picked by Green Bay; and champion P^fer, said, "Lou .Spa- Cleveland's Milt Plum waa the San Francisco. and' tht''owing the beanball. Question aslced Just before the night while St. Louis, ranked first five games this season—tune- to drive more, but as a center I Tom Matte, Ohio State quarter­ Here are the New York plants Safety—Jerry Norton. St. Louis aiiaw'^d when asked which team dla (49cr general manager) talked second choice off his record for Trucks believes that batters who Christmas weekend came via the eighth, and fifth-rainked Louisvlllp up* for the regular schedule — he can’t because of- the .zones the back chosen by Baltimore. football team draft selections: and Jim Patton, New York. he preferr^. to me and told me they were hap­ few interceptions and 60.4 per cent lean Into the strike zone must be phone. What city does the warmed up for their Friday night registered 179 points in five en­ other teams use.” OBier First Choice# Bruce Tarbox, S y r a c u s e SECXIND TE.AM Hawks hall from In the National In the AFl, draft. Mason was py to have me In the organlxation. guard; Ben Davidson, Wash- of completions. Although Unitaa opened up with “ brushbacks.” He clash With victories. St. Louis gagements for an average of 36., The Large One works hard at .Other first choices with the East picked by Boston. Ditka hy Hous­ Tl's nice to know that they want Ipd with 28 touchdown paaaea he OFFENSE explains, ''Frank Robinson of the Basketball Association, St. liouia or won over Southern Methodist, 74- Last season a* a 16-year-oid faking, much of it with the shoul­ i ^ o n hack; Jerry Daniels, Ends—Jim Phillips. Los Angeles, .are Totpiny Mason. Tulane half­ ton, Riitgen.s by Oakland; Casey, me.” Mississippi end; Greg Larson, had 24 intercepted. Reds places his left foot - on the Milwaukee ? Answer la-St LK)uia 50, and Louisville easily dumped Junior, he erased Wilt The Stilt ders and head, and rebounding, back and picked by .Minnesota's Adderley and Matte by New York Kilmer Not Definite , End Ray Berry and tackle Jim and R. C. Owens, San Francisco. Inside xhalk - Une of the batter's Originally, the Hawks during the Brigham Young, 05-67. Chamberlain's tnree-year and Don h e shoots with either hand. Minnesota center; Jim Collier, ON GUARD— Chuck Al­ Tackles— Roosevelt Brown. New 'V^tnys.as the No 1 man in the j "I'm glad I was picked by the Kilmer, the nation’s leading col­ Parker of Baltimore, guard Jim boxr'Minnie Mlneso Jacknlfes his 1954-55 season played out of Mil­ Tonight, Indiana (No. 4) gets Henn'on'g four-year state highs. Krick started playing basket­ Arkansas end; Allen ■ Green, len i.s expected to pla.v York, and Bob St. Clair, San Fran­ Coach ' Richard Sherry says draft; Bernie Caaey. Bowiinfr 49ers." Casey said Matte told legiate ground gainer, with 1.880 Mississippi center; Moses Gray, Ray Smith of Cleveland and cen­ body over the line. The right pitch waukee in the NBA but due to lack Into action .'.gainst Stanford in the ball when he was in the, sixth plent.v of guard for cisco. Krick "came of age” one night Green halfback picked by the San newsmen the Colts told him they yard.s, wasn't as definite, saying. Indiana tackle. ter Jim Rlngo of Green Bay, half­ to such batters-is inside between of patronage at the box office the Los Angeles Clasaic while Duke grade. It was during the summer Francisco 40ers: Mike Ditka. planned to use him as a halfback "I haven't rea])y made up my mind. VVashington against Min­ back Lenny Moore of Baltimore Guards—Stan Jones. Chicago, franchise was moved to St. Louis (No. 6) and North Carolina State laat summer in the Wildwood I' their shoulders and knees. If they between the eighth and ninth nesota in the Pasadena land fullback Jimmy Brown of and Jack Strodd, New York. for the 1955-56 season. The Hawks, (No. 10) beg;ln tournament play Crest, N. J., League. grades that he began to mature Cleveland were the six repeaters Center—Art Hunter, Los Ange­ crouch lower, they are likely to tomorrow in the Dixie Classic Lead* Faat Break Rose Bowl classic Jan. 2. be hit on the shoulder. It isn't the perennial Western Conference physically. In the three-month gap on the offensive team. They were les. champs, continue to make S t against Villanova and Wyoming, ‘Hubie White, the aix-four pitcher's fault. It's theirs.” Truck* Villanova All-America, wp* lead­ he shot Up from five-11 to six-five Joined by end Sonny Randle of St. Quarterback—Milt Plum, (Cleve­ Louis their base of operations. respectively. land. also contends that the strike zone (5hio State, showing its over­ ing a faat break with Wayne High­ and weighed 180 pounds aa a high Louts, tackle Forre.st Gregg, guard school frosh. Slowest Pro Draft in Years, .lerrj’ Kramer and halfback Paul Halfbacks—John Crow. St. Lou­ ha* shrunk in recent years be­ * * * whelming balance, easily beat tower of Kansas," recall* Sherry. Homung of Green Bay and Van is. and Tom Tracy. Pittsburgh. cause umpires define it more nar­ Seton Hall, 97-57, the Bonnies had "It was two All-America* against In his frosh year, he scored Today Brocklin on the first team. Fullback—Jim ' Taylor, Green rowly. Bigger Appetite no trouble defeating St. Joseph's, an llth-grade kid. White had the 610 points, added 961 as a ANDY ROBUSTEIXl sophomore and '948' as a Junior, Manchester st Bristol Centrtl. Defensive Standouts Bay. It's up to the batter to protect Appetite in the Vinton household 83-70, and St. John’s started fast ball and aa he got to the foul line 8:18. Monahan Gym. 15 Hours for 126 Players End Gino Marchetti of Balti­ 22 places, Baltimore got four and DEFFJKSE himself, many pitchers believe, and Increased in one year’s time. A and handed Providence its first he left his feet, turned his back to the middle figure the highest by Alumni, at RHAM. more. and New York's Andy Ro- Philadelphia three. St. Louis, Ends—Doug Atkins, Chicago, Sport magazine recalls the classic year ago, Frank Haraburda of­ loss, 76-64. Utah won over Penn, Krick, and in mid-air with his back RON KRICK any soph in Pennsylvania Inter- and Charlie Krueger, San Francis­ defense set lip by Ty Cobb. Pitch­ 72-60. to the basket, smashed the ball scholqstic Athletic Association Friday. Dec. 80 hustelli and safety Jimmy Patton Cleveland and New Yojrk eacli fered turkeys to the first Man­ »ncl Jammed the ball against the co. ers stopped bruchlng Cobb back In other tournaments, Baylor baqkward through the net. It was history. Malcmey at Manchester. 8:18. Philadolphia. Dor. 28 (/P)— Teams took as long as two pool. Bellino has service com­ PABKADE DUSTY’ of New Y’ork, "linebacker Bill placed two and there was one man chester High and first registered backboard. He simply overpower­ Tackles Leo Nomellinl, San because they knew he would re­ upset Oklahoma City, 73-63, and the most phenomenal play I ever Ron's teachers note that-he has Arena. "Two miniitp warning," .said hours to decide on one choice. mitments and McKasson i.s con­ Standings George of Chicago and halfback each from Chicago. St. Louis and Manchester runner to finish In the ed White in one of the fine.st de­ Abe Wood.son of San Francisco San Francisco. Los Angeles, Pitts­ Francisco, and Art Donovan, 'Bal- taliate. He'd lay down a bunt that annual Five Mile Road Race. Vin­ New York University beat Tulsa, saw. worn the mantle of publicity ex­ Middletown at Rockville, 8:18 Cleveland, for example, dickered sidered too light for the NFL. W. L. Pet. "About five minutes later. fensive plays I’ve ever seen," National Football I, p a g u p again made the All-Star defensive burgh, Wa.shington and Dallas did timore. would force the. pitcher to cover ton, then a senior at Georgeto'wn 70-61, in first round action of Ok­ tremely well, students regard tiisbanen at AH AM. with Dallaa for 2'y hours before Other earl.v choices included White got the ball again on the Commi.s.sioner Ppte Ro/.elle. Imperial Steak H. .39 17 .696 unit. Halfback Tom Brookshler not put a man on the first units. Linebacker*—Sam Hitff, New , first base. Then he'd slam his University, won the college honor lahoma City’s 25th annual All- Krick, who will be graduated him as one of the gang. finall.y trading the Cowboys its quarterback Norm Snead of Wake Bohemian Club . . ..34 22 .607 fast break and came roaring past and linebacker Chuck Bednarlk of Tlie teams: York; Joe Schmidt. Detroit, and spikes into th^ pitcher’s' foot. and Ken Smith took down the C o 11 e g e Tournament. Houston next June 8 in a 49-member class, "Ronnie Krick has given a very No, it wasn’t a football game. first choice for a player and a Forest by Washington, Ohio State Aceto & Sylvester 3,-l 23 ..589 faces Wichita and Utah State - ARGUMENT— Celtics’ Gene Conley argues with Referee midcourt. At the foul line he left Philadelphia, tackle Henr>- Jordan FIRST TE.\M Les Richter, Los Angeles, schoolboy bird. Haraburda pre­ has been offered something like small school very big status Just NFL coaches and general 1061 first pick. quarterback Tom Matte by Balti­ Joe's Barber Shop .33- 23 .589 meets Texas Christian tonight, Earl Strom who shouts back in interlude in last night’s his feet, ready to try the same W ood’s and Kloter and linebacker Bill Forester of OFFENSE Halfbacks—Ed Meador, Los An­ VINEGAR REND MIZELL, pared a 25-pound turkey for Vin­ 75 college scholarships. Because throughout Pennsylvania,” says managers being warned to make Dallas used the selection to more, Marlin McKeever, Southern Pagani'.s Caterers .31 ' 25 .554 geles, and .Tease Whittenton, Green completing the first round. tactic again. California linebacker by Loa An­ Green Bay. safety Jerry Norton of Ends—Ray Berry, Baltimore, Pittsburgh Pirates: "I don’t aay i ton for Christmas dinner but .when NBA game with Philadelphia. Conley charged that he it Is his desire to spend his col­ Arthur Hlmmelbcrger, his prin­ fheir draft choices take Bob Lilly. TCU'a All-Ameri­ Case Brothers . .. .31 25 ..5.54 St. IjOui.s and tackle Alex Karras snd Sonny Randle, St. Ijouis. Bay. Iowa State won over Missouri, "This time, Krick went up with lege days close to his home, right Set Duckpin Pace Ror.elIe had to go to extreme.* geles, Bernie Casey, Bowling Green ..30 ever deliberately aim at a batter'a it was found that the oven In Vin­ had been elbowed by Warriors’ Ed Conlin antj Conley un­ ciple. "Still, he’d be first to admit ca tackle The Cowboys later Cupid D iaper...... 26 .,5,36 of Detroit rounded out the defen­ Tackles—Jim Parker, Baltimore, Safety- Dave Baker. San Fran­ 72-68, and Kansas beat Nebraska, him, and as Hubie went to pour now it appears that Temple and- yesterday to gel one of the alow- (Ohio) back by San Francisco, head. Of-course, 1 do use the ‘ecare ton's family’s home couldn’t take 78-53, to set up the semi-final corked a hard right. In foreground is Celtics’ "K. C. Jones, thfit bringing two state champion­ grabbed B. .1 Holuh, Texas Tech Denison Presses .. .26 30 .464 sive unit. and Forrest Gregg. Green Bay. cisco, and Don Borroughs, Phila­ the ball through the basket, Ron La Salle of Philadelphia have the BTANDmOS eat moving player selection meet­ linebacker. Now all the Cowboys MlcJdgan State's Herb Adderly by Nelco Tool No. 1 . .26 30 .464 pitch,* but only at batters who are such a big bird, a 15>pounder In­ round in the Big Eight Tourna­ with Warriors’ Wilt Chamberlain at right. Warriors ships to West Reading was a The Packers landed six of the Guards—Jim Ray Smith, Cleve- delphia. blocked the shot right off the rim Inside. team effort." W L Pet. ing In modem history IntiS even haye to do Is outbid the American Green Bay, and Syracuse's Art Man. Auto Parts . ,26 30 .464 afraid of getting hit and duck stead was substituted. Again this ment tonight. Kansas State will snapped Celtic streak, 116-101. (AP Photofax.) I* T . W o o d ...... 28 17 822 low gesr He flnslly put s 10 min­ Football League's Dallas Texans Baker by the champion Philadel­ Nelco Tool .No. 2 24 4 31'a .437 away on-Inside balls.” year, Vinton and Smith won birds meet Oklahoma, Monday's first Rad U m ber...... 20 10 .878 ute iimlf on selerf.iona and tasued for the pair phia Eagles. NuWsy Tobacco 21 •, 34 .384 for their placements in the Turkey round winners, and -Kansas and MhBrlde*s Sport Spot 24 21 .8,1.'5 a two minute warning The team.* The AFL, incidentally, was th» Three Flmt Round Picks Dickenson P. A H. 19’ j 36'i, .348 WHTTHY FORD, New York Day race. Informed by the waiter Iowa State, the defending cham­ Korth Bnd Pharmacy 20 28 .444 took 18 hours to pick 126 players reason for th» tortiirously slow The 49ers, by virtue of previous Trane Mfg...... 17’ i 38 >i .313 Geoffrion Succeeds Richard Yankees; ‘^Itching Is an exercise that the Vinton .oven was the same pion, will play the other game. Big O Hits 45 Points, Top Bowling Set Williams Accepts New Contract McCarthy Enter. ...10 28 422 in nine rounds The balance of the procedure NFL clubs had a tele­ trades, had three first round picks In mental gymnastics. I don’t pay size, Haraburda prepared a 15- The University of Detroit and 400 Dirt’s Dairy ...... 18 27 20-round draft of 280 player* was phone on each table in the draft­ In addition to Casey thev selected Mac Segar, ■with 227—878 led all attention to the sCore, the weather, Dound bird for the now graduate Colorado State. University m ov^ At Holiday l^nes adjourned to 10 a m (K.ST.l to­ Jim Johnson, and Bili Kilmer, bowlers closely followed by Enso ©r the color of the batter's eyes. I law student at Georgetown. How­ into the finals of the Motor City ing room. They didn't pick a man Classic tonight Detroit conquered As Sports Equipment Advisor Idamen from L. T ’ Wood won day. unless he had been contacted and UCLA offensive backs. Washington Pavan with 21,'5—570. Other good study form Shd try to outwit him ever, when Vinton called Hara­ New Personal Record flrrt round honors In the Bowling Yale. 83-67, and CSU beat Xavier Six of the top average roller# The league's newest franchise.' assurance given the player had picked two on the first go-round, scores: Jack Murray 810, Del As Hockey’s Greatest Scorer by giving him pitches he doesn't burda, he sought a bigger Turkey Green Junior Boys’ Bowling (Ohio), 71-65, last night. In the Northern Connecticut Minnesota's Vikings, wasted little not signed with the AFL.' or Can­ naming Illinois tackle Joe Rutgens Schaeffer 5.52, Joe Ryan 824, Eldon like, or by out-g;iiessing him with and this year there was a 25-pound Chicago, Dec. 28 (/P)—Boston Red'^clude former New York Manager Z saw only limited action and Bill League, the No, I duckpin loop time making the day's No. 1 pick ada. and would play in the NFL. pitches he doesn't expect, f In New England, will be on dis­ Sox great Ted Williams—named Casey Stengel, and players Vern o f die Red Ember. AFL teams earlier this month ■544, Joe Paggiolj .502, Walt Suro- New York (N EA )— Canad-^ did a half dozen years ago and la see any reason for throwing at Bigger oven - at a friend’.* house - behind Terry Dischlnger's 32 points O hit S'personal pro high of 45 Sharnian, a backcourt starter, has General Manager B»rt Rn.se took Six of the 1f>60 All-Americas and Butler upset Jllinolj, 70-68, in play tonight at the Holiday the American Legion player of the Law and. Dick Groat of Pittsburgh Member* of the winning iesm Tulane halfba|ck Tommy Mason, a took most of the same players. wiec 210 -.562, Herb (Clarke 821. doing now, he collecia another him.” . . waa the reason for the last minute points and Gene Conley hit Eld a pulled leg muscle and stayed were tabbed for pro warfare, De­ ian clubs excel in hockey be­ $1,000 from the league. the Hoosier Classic. The teams Conlin. Lanes when the Holiday five and M;ickay Mantle and Roger were Gery Winters, Sonny Craft. third AII-America coveted by a The.v Included Mason f lesion ), John Pinkham 523, Ronald Custer switch. home. year—has signed a contract with troit took Missoiin's Dan I.aRose, cause it ia the national game change partners tonight. Denver Those were the highlights of last hosts the Blue Ribbons. Match Mari* of New York. T en y Kloter, Don Fish and Bill number of clubs. Rose, who earlier Snead, Rice and Baker iBuffalo). 814, Charlie Crockett 213, Joe La- If Geoffrion is chosen All-Star at EDDIE LOPAT, ex-pitching a * a Conley, the baseball pitcher who Sears, Roebuck and Co. to serve' Adameim. Chicago latched onto Pitt end won over Los Angrles State, 79-74, night's action In the National starts at 8 o'clock on alleys 23- gave the Impression he might Rutgens (Oakland), McKeever and Vae 205— 530. Ed Gardiner 501. in the Dominion, tvhere kids right wing, which practically is a coach of the Yankees: "It (the playes basketball as a sub for Rus­ aa an advisor in the promotion and Flhal night good ‘scores were Mike Ditka. .St, Ijouis got ' All- C D C N e x t ? and Penn State edfcd host Evans­ Basketball Association as Cincin­ sell, was shaken In a hard play un­ 24. The Blue Ribbons, long one marketing of spdrts equipment. trade Mason for a veteran quar­ Kilmer JIjOs Angeles Chargers), CTIff Pockett 200—536, Sully Sulli­ start to skate and pa.ss the lead-pipe cinch, he picks up an­ beanball) isn't neceasary; It’s cruel. ehalked up by Milt Plouff 120. bum tackle Ken Rice. Philadel­ van 211 558, Joe Banning 540. other $1,000. In short, he's in lina ville, 76-74, in the Evansville In- nati rallied for a 129-124 Victory der the boards In the third period. of the nation’s best teams, lead Williams said the Job will not Fraser Hurts ^ e e terback. said later the 21-year-old phia took Yale guard Ben Balme, Ditka (Houston), Matte, Clasey and puck as soon as they can walk. It’s a aign.pf weakness In the pitch­ Prlncloal Ray Rogers at Man- vRatlonal. Tlie winners face each the American Division. 121—38T, Craft 112-11.1, Frank Adderly (New Yprk). Boh Cres- John Gioangos 204—547, Pat Para- for $10,000 in premiums, not bad for over Syracuse and Philadelphia de­ Thinking he was fouled deliberately interfere with his plans to serve Southeastern Conference star Dallas picked Lilly, and Cleve­ Bernard Geoffrion was one of er, If, he knows , his business, he’ll I che.ster Hlah renorted rscentlv that other 'tonight. Kopcha 116, Larry Duhaime 117, plno, Mississippi end taken by diso 201 -500, Nino Paganl 503, a guy being paid $22,000 a year re­ A tMie 4 ^ 4 a' ^4 «*$ IvX ^ ^ W6"WoiiMBt YSV Rie nke A 4 to^ AiAA see ManchestermZ a feated Boston, 116-101. he punched Philadelphia’s Ed Con­ Number one shooter In the as a batting coach for the Red Sox. And Loses to Foe would not he dealt land got, Miasls.sippi quarterback those kids on Montreal rinks. try to throw a strlki every time he’ St, Mary’s beat Fordham, 75-74, Northern League, according to Winters 115, Dan Mifilen 118, Cleveland, also was selected by the Roger Eliason 815. John Ward 201. Young Geoffrion had a tremen­ gardless of the results, ^ n d s up.” High entered in the Canltnl - Dis­ The Big O, known as Oscar Rob­ lin. They were pulled apart, but "I’ll be with the Red Sox during After Mason was taken, the .lake Gtbhs. GIbba, who probably and Saq Jpse .State scraped by ertson in the boxscore, Scored 15 the latest averages. Is Walt Kloter 111. AFL's Oakland Team. and Rusa Parson 227—5,52 dous shot aa a teenager, when he Geoffrion lives to score. Is aa trict Conference (CDC). Should Conlin needed an ice pack to cool aprlng training,” he said. "I’m drafting made the jjood old snail will play baseball, wasn't selected Loyola of Los Angeles, 53-51, to field goals and 15 of 18 free throws off the swelling in his jaw. Berthold of Rocln'ille, a mem­ High average honors went to Pitt, S.vracuse's Eastern power­ couldn't control it nearly as well hungry for goals as Mickey Mantle this become a reality, the Indians Ipoklng forward to it. What I'll do Sydney, Australia, Dec. ,28, ,(/P)— look like a 10-second aprlnter. It until the ninth round. . - BOBRY BRAG AN, Loa Angeles complete first round, action in the for his 45, one more than he had The game, played before 7,303, ber of the Holiday Lanes. The Kloter, W.20. Best triple wse Jim house and Northwestern of the Big a* he does now aa the National is for home runs. That is why he i* would withdraw from the CCIL. after the regular season starts ha-s Neale Fraser’s . game ' khee went took five hours to complete the Df the other All-Americas, two FftP MIDGET GIRLS Doilger Coach: "Don't let ’em tell West Coast Athletic Conference In a November game. His final two was .simply a runaway with the Windy City veteran Is averag­ Flanagans 348 while Rich Fish ten each had five players drafted Hockey League's greatest scorer. one of the more exciting players of CDC members are the th^ee Hart­ yet to be determined, but I'll be bad on him'today and Italy’* Ni­ first round. Some old timers were taken last year -Minnesota's Standings you that rule 8.02 has stopped Invitational. foul shots clinched the decision af­ Warriors leading at all the quar­ ing 1S7.1 for the Holidays, sec­ free to remain associated with and Ralph Lawson tied for best Michigan State contributed four, More often than not the puck the fastest game. beanballlng. Don Drysdale had the ford 8c)ioola - Hartford P"blio, All-America Jerry Lucas, Larry cola Pletrangejl pulled ouf a last aingle gamee, each getting 138. were reminded of the year Bari Tom Brown snd Pends Atkins of W, L Pet ter Wayne Embry had sparked a ter breaks as they snapped Bos­ ond place teaAi In the National baseball.” (Greaayl Neale held up selections and T>ilane, UCLA, Washington's would hit the backboard or some­ When he unloads that shot, the guts to go p'n record with the state­ Weaver and Bulkeley, East Hart­ Siegfried and John Havlicek each match singles vietdry which New Mexico Another, Ohio Pixies ...... 12 4 .7.50 late Cincinnati surge with three ton's ' six-game winning streak. Division. The local entry trails , Financial terms of the contract, eight hours arguing over eltjfthtl- Rose Bowl squad, Georgia Tech, thing else to create loud noise. If spectators know something is going ment that he'll use any weapon to ford, Norwich. New Britain and scored 16 points and Ohio State foiled an lAlistralian sweep of the State's Bob Ferguson, Isn't eli­ Hushpuppies ...... 10 6 624 1 was from the rattle of his hard to happen. straight field goals. Tom Heinsohn had 30 for the Cel­ Club 48 by but one game. signed yesterday, were , not an­ TCESDAY FIGHT tty of Atmy'a Tex Coulter, who Oregon State, Baylor and Penn win, meaning the duster when New London. The grapevine has hit 63 per cent of Jts first half field Davis Cup Challenge Round. gible for this year's drsft. Two State each had three selected. Two Blue Jean.s...... 0 7 .562 I shot that Geoffrion acquired the At Philadelphia, Wilt Chamber- tics. Besides Berthold, other crack nounced. eventually played in Canada and necessary. So will Stan Williams, Norwich and New London with­ goal attempts to swamp Seton playing in top form and fight­ Miami Beach. Fla —Jesse Bow- other All-Americas. Navy half- players came from Grambling (La) Pony Tails ...... 6 10 .37,5 ! nickname. Boom, Boom. j lain (89) and Paul Arizin (34) A crowd of 6,056 showed up at shooters scheduled to display Williams, the 42-year-old slug­ ing for every point, the baby- dry. 182. St. Louis, mjtpotnt.ed Wil­ wound up with the New York Larry Sherry, Ronnie Kline, Jack drawing to form a new league In Hall. The victory sets up a terrific hack .loe Bellino and Washington's College, alma mater of Tank Dungaree Dolls ...... 6 10 .375 1 COMMERCIAL TEN PIN made the points for the Warriors, Cincinnati to cheer the Big O, lead­ their shills are Hippo CorrentI, ging star who elided his playing faced Roman defeated AustnUia's lie Pastrano, 180, New Orleans, 10. Giants Geoffrion, 30 next month, ha* i Rtandinga Sanford.: Dick Farrell, Raul San­ the Eastern part of the state.. .Be­ duel Thursday between Lucas and but Conley created the excitement Roy McKasson. still were In the Younger, .-a former NFL great. Bobby Sox ...... 8 11 .312 Co. and St. Johns’s All-America ing candidate for NBA rookie of sporting a 131.11 average, Roy’ career last season, said he will con­ Ilmnirfl: Wimbledon champion, 11- succeeded his retired idol, Maurice chez, and several others. They’re fore too manv niore vears the Cen­ as Fqiiladelphia moved to within a (The Rocket I Richard, aa profea-1 W. L, Pet. Tony Jackson, -who tallied 19 the year honors, but it wasn't un­ IJpp, a 130.11 roller, George tinue to operate his fishing tackle 9; 6-S, 1-6, 6-2, after Rod Laver Pagani Caterers ..47 17 .734 all National Leaguers, you notice. tral Valley B Leaiiie, which Ip game of the Eastern Division lead til the fourth period that -the Roy­ Pelletier, at 129.24 and Jerry business in Florida. He said Sears, atonal hockey'a top acorer-ir-for the , against Providence, and his mates had given Australia its fourth A. B, A. Tool ...... 45 19 .703 It’s done In the American League, eludes Rockville High, will also held b.y the injury-ridden Celtics. als took charge, at 111-110. Dolph Maloney with a 128.6 mark. Roebuck will be his firm's biggest Montreal Canadiens, of course, | too, hut the American League is a undergo a radical chsmge. 'Several Willie Hall and Leroy Ellis. straight point by cutting down There ia certain reaemblance in \ Dean Machine . . . .42 22 .656 Stith Hoops SO Boston’s big man, 6-9 Bill Rus­ Schayes had 28 points for the CorrenU ranks third, Llpp fifth, customer. Bowl Teams Et^enly Matched 8ASKET8AU Rov Motors ...... 37 27 .578 little politer.” CCIL schools. Meriden and Bristol, sell, has a sprained left wrist and Nats. and Pelletier sixth. Maloney Is "I'm sure I’ll like this new job," the giant Orlando 8li;ola, 9-7, 6-2, build and atyle between the The king of all tough pitchers are expected to Join a league with Tbm Stith tallied 70 points for 6-3. 8W8ud,h3', compactly constructed— P'leet Lube ...... 35 29 .547 ••down” on th^ list In 18th place. Ted said. "This is a very flexible SCOKiS Best Bets for Pros was . probably Sal (The Barber) other schools In that vicinity, in­ the Bonnies, 21 in the second half This made the final score of the five-nine and 180 pounds—Geof­ Dugan"a Bakery . .34 30 .531 while Billy (The Hill) McGill got Berthold rolled 444 last week. arrangement. I’ll be permitted to But Hoople Guarantees Picks Carter's C5ievrolet .31 33 .484 Maglle, the fprmer Giant and cluding Cheshire, Southington artd Including a 183 single. Corren- perform my duties for the firm aeries 4-1 in favor 'of. the. Aus­ frion and Richard. Thick necks 18 for Utah, whose 12-0 spurt mid­ tralian.*. There were 5,000 empty y snoG E T s 1 and extraordinarily strong and (Jitie.s Service .. . .31 33 .484 Dodger star and now a Boston Wilson High of Middletown. .Man­ way in the first half killed Penn’s Soranno Point Spree Wasted^ "tl had 411, 167 being his best pretty much at my convenience." Chalking up win number thre* i Little Joe's ...... 31 33 .484 Red Sox pitching coach. He be­ chester had an opportunity to Join single. He will serve as an advisor in seats in the 17.000-capacity White In Shrine Attraction fiery.' chances. Stith and McGill also City stand* for the final two By MAJOR AMOR B. HOOPI.E | with no defeat.i were the Elks by I Correct Pitch Oalund Tool ___ ..204 344 -461 lieves: "H ie beanball problem has the CDC several y e a « ago but come face-to-face when ther two Big man for the Blue Rib­ the marketing of baseball, hunting, been greatly exaggerated. As for turned Its back on such a move. Al­ bons is Don Norton at 128.25. matehe* which bad no way of re­ Aothor 'Paaa the Tnricey’ * score of .58-20 over Wymsn Oil I Dick Irvin, the late cqach under Nichols Manchest. .29 35 .433 clubs play In the other Thursday Southington Downs Rockville fishing, camping and other family In the second game, Manchester Burnside Auto .... 29 35 .453 the ‘scare pitch,’ we’re pros, aren’t though the CDC fields better foot­ semifinal. Norm Lalondn (126.19) and recreational equipment for the versing the result! Egad, friends. Ufa will be no I San Francisco, Dec. 28 ()Fi — Lowndp.* .Shingler, Clemabn. whom Geoffrion broke in with the Auto Parts scored their second ! Barlo\ys T V...... 28 36 .438 we? And pros should be afraid of ball and basketball teams at the Baylor won Its first in eight Harry Peters (126.1) are other mail order house. bowl of cherries for the pigskin College football stars con­ On the offenae for the tVeet; Canadiens fresh out of the .lun- shnr^hooters. Ste\-e WItkow- win In a row, 32-2P victory over lor* 10 year* ago, one* said that Manchester Sand nothing but losing their Jobs.' moment. It would be only a matter start* this year, going ahead for Despite a 24-Herb Adderley, St Bonaventure 83, St. Joseph's apectatora aa the Canadiens' in­ Series of the glistening gam^. five Skating Club of Bolton will meet fore dropping a close decision to overall. John Turner's 23 points The raaurgent Golden Gophers RHORTENINO THE RER\10E ,, Personalized Floor* . 1 1 .,500 comparable center from 1923-24 straight years. If they make it six to act on a set of byla'ws Thurs­ realiMoh*lbUltl*ar Knights led 21-16 at the period and have too much of everything for Deer* ...... l». . 1 1 .500 Michigan State, a Green Bay 7f». J Charley Wormley. The next year paced for the injured Bob Nord- 59-31 after three quarters. Re­ Decatur, 111 (/P>- A new type through '36-37. i in a row, each athlete collects day night at 8:30 at the clubhouse 'The trtransplanted Virgin Island­ he not only won the New York Wartilngton's Huskies. Pontleelli » ...... 1 2 .333 choice, at the other halfback. Utah 72.'Pe.nn 60. er who zoomed from nowhere to mann, with 15 polnta. serves flooded the court in the FOR OUR of tennis serve waa Introduced »> Geoffrion'a contract calls for a $4,000 extra. If Geoffrion shows the at Sperry's. Bill Zimmerman, pres­ open 147-:pound championship, but Dc Paul edged Miami of Ohio, Paganl’* ...... 1 4. 3.33 Offenaive Captain BIO EIGHT near the top of his boxing class in final eight minutes. ORANGE BOWT Into the Althea Olbaon-Karol Fa- Iowa 72, Mlsaouri 68. 11,000 bonus when he scored his ‘ wheel the way in scoring, which he 1ident, will preside. the Intra-City and. Natlonsil Gold­ 72-70, and Pitt beat winless Dart­ Navy 26. Mlaaouri 18: Joe Bel- Police * Fir* ...... n 7 nnn Mike Ditka of Plttaburgh. a bit more than two years is sup­ Dick Salerno (19), Dick TuJly ^ BIG - geroa matches, but the crowd met Kansas 78, Nebraska 53, en Gloves title as well. mouth, 54-50, in other games. tao. the redoubtable midshipman, N o r m a n 's ...... 0 3 000.. first pick of the Chicago porting a family of 10 and is on a (13), big Whltey Clchowskl (10) It v»1th mixed reactions "Fault­ ALL-COLLEOE “ We would have liked to save win abow the lad* from Missouri Bears, will be offensive captain relentm* queitt'fof i^e ' and Little Bud Mauro (10) paced less tennis " enabled the server to Baylor 73. Oklahoma City 68, him for the Olympic Game*,” re­ Gus s pulled out s close one last for the East and atart at end. welght championzhip.'' ' Uie well balanced winner's attack. 8COAR BOHl. serve only one ball Inatead of the NYU 70, TULSA 61. calls Albert, "but they were-jLiyo Rlne M. Mlaslaaippi 6: Biggest'' night defeating Personalised i In the defensive alignment are ^Aa If that wenin’t-ew uslu' .the Cliff Hassett'^Tops Rockville, playing without lead­ usual two shots It Is Intended to tackles Ken Rice of Auburn MOTOR CITY CLASSIC a-yjar-old whlz-bang'Vwho leaped years away and none of the ama­ ing scorer Skip Okmder, had but wrpnae of the day. The steaming speed up the game and to place Floors. 27-24 ,Iim Kuhn (15) and ‘ Detroit 83. Yale 67. Paul I^eone (lOi were the main-, and Joe Rutgena of Illinois, fran^ No. 4 rinXlm to pertiim the teurs here wanted to fight him, two coTjdstent point-getters, Sor­ bet Rice Owlg wUJ be a nightmare more demand on the skill of the • Colorado State 71, Xavier 65. so we turned him professional.’! In Jaycee Bowling stay* for Gus’a who were behind chosen first by St. I..ouia and No.' la p o t dewatfhg tinbeSteij, anno and Steve Geesay (13). for Jake Olbbe and ^1* Ole Miss server HooMer daaale (First Round) Since Joining the pro rank* In oohArta 17-5 at halftime Tom Fitzgerald tVashlngton respectively. iMla Rodriquez in a nationally'-tel6- Summary; Bernie Casey of ^ w lin g Pltrdue 78. Notre Dame 88. Vised tiout from Madison Square 1968, Griffith has had 24 fights, StanJlnga ] . SoBthlnalo# ill) COTTON BOWL hit 11 points, 10 in the first half | FIATNG RTARTR Green, one of three player* Butler 70, Illinol* 88. Qarden.. Ikes Another aim. winning all but two. His first leas W. -1.. Pet. B F(Ptg. and Rich Dotet;in helped out with .733 Salerno .. R s Tonight ------»M, Duke 16: ‘Ihe tough .Detroit (NEA) Three re­ the San Francisco 40era got EVANSVILLE INVITATIONAL *'I Want J to buy • mamma a came at the hands of Randy Highland Park . . .22 8 Yarjag ... 4 nine for the losers ' Denver 79, Los Angeles 74. • .667 Beeerbacka, according to Dr. cruits earned starting spots with in dhe firat round, will alter­ hixtaa^;” he grins. Sandy, a middleweight, who eked West Side Oval ....20 10 Cicliowsid 3 . In the second game the Herald .567 Chopug .. 1 Oebotny’a calculations should tha football Detroit Uona this fall. nate at both halfback poal- Penn State 76. Evansville 74. . Great DStenniastion out a split decision. After beat­ Center Springs ...... 17 13 Victorious in their first have little trouble with Duke's Angels had llltle trouble turning' MIDDLE EASTERN COLLEGE .400 Tully __ 6 They are center Bob Rcholts snd tioua. •‘DMbrmlnatiQiii, that’jr the main ing Denny Moyer In Madiadtt ML Nebp ...... e>.. V il2 J8 Bceman .' 1 visit to Bristol a week Bine Devito. back Norman's, 45-22, Iona 61, Wagner 53. defensive tackle Roger Brown and Two other 40ers choices, thing Ru$t 'naa 'brought Emile up Square Garden, Griffith faoefi Chirter Oak ...... 12 18 .400 Mauro ... 6 Ray I^aGace was again too big ' Falrletgh Dickinson 03, St. ^bertson Park .... 1 . 23 .233 Socuiido . 1 ago, Manchester High’s OATOR BOWL end Gall Cogdill. quarterback Bill Kilmer and so fast)” say* Griffith’s cormansger him in a return in Pprtlapd, Ore; CIcmentg U hoopsters will try fpr a Butler M, r io iW 28; A bear to cope with aa he scored at leisure i halfback Jim Johnaon, broth­ Francis 58. and trainer, GU Clancy. "I knew It Mpyep took a split decision, biit all MonUifua 0 can outrun an alligator any day getting 24 for the night. Rich' er of decathlon c h a m p 1 o n LIU 58, Siena ,55; the tirsLitlme T laid eyes o>rt him. the boxing writara gavA It to Leading high avera|w roller at Smcdicy' , 0 rei^at tonight against Bajdor’* Beerr* udii prove It once rred Creighton, Providence de­ Kiizrnlrkus helped with 12 point* I>emoyne 64, St. Peter’s 62. H* had 'A nice physique and good the end o f the first round o f com­ fenseman In the American Hockey Refer, start on offense for the Griffith. Total* .,. 2S 71 Bristol Central at the again aa they win a hlgh-acorlng and Bob Herdtc again scored In hla Weal. So doe.* end Marlin Other Game reflexes, I^ Y a -lot o f klda have Among other good flght((rs, petition In the Jaycee Duckpin Monahan Gym. The CCIL game from Florida. League, la a native of Brandon. fourth ■ consecullve game. Randy Pitt 54, Dartmouth 50. the temperament to BockTille (M) Man . where hi* father Is mayor. McKeever of Soutjiern Cali­ Griffith has defeated Jorge Fer­ Boarllbg League at the Bowling F Pt*. meeting starts at 8:16. ' AH mokes-All models' ■S-.. SDN BOWL Spence playcfj well for Norman’s fornia, the man chosen first by nandez, who beat Moyer, twfee; GrJen' was CHIff 'Hasaett. The Arclrlvy .... 2 "'^ 4 HI* brother, Dave, Is a center for - '24 Husky 'Dave White will m m MaxSoo State 87. Utah State Rochester. and hit 14 points. Spsrky Dixon the Isxa Angeles Tlams. G r i f ^ got into "boBtlng in - i06? Florentine F ernandez, vriio youngster^ who tossetJ -a 112 single Soranno .... COUNTRY CLUB MEN when helbenCtci worlvaa aaMppiiig Edward* ... Big Volues-Low Prices W* m m Mexico state’* out-of- and Joe Cataldl both played hard Tackle Bob Lilly of TCU, knocked out Phil Moyer$. and | in hi* flnar;nlg1it, averaged 91,14. Fahy ...... be among the Red and in a losing cause. Rtaadiiiga clarkHor Bowaial Albert, proprietor tMa-woild offenae,. pcrtonally who went to the Dallas Cow- W I, Pet. Gasper Ortega, Bobby . Pena gnd High single and triple honors for Janton ..... White starters. Last Sm our wida talactien of sharp, lata modal trada*lns how $rt Halfback AI Hughes of the bo>TB in the Initial choosing, 4 A mllBnary 'huAbwsa In Ifew Boudreau .. . • e e u M for the Hopple flyetem b« Navy football taam l# captain of Driver* ...... 24 15 .6X6 WUlle Toweel. the round went to Dave Sapienza Geaaay .... week the Indians handleil starts at. defensive tackle. ■ ■ Albert) wfthT24 anA 235 totals. Or. IboiML will completely over­ th* Middles baakethall team. Blasters ...... 22 17 .564 amateur With no weight trouble, Grif* McAdam* . Bristol Elaat, ,69-51, in r whelm the defenaive forces of Rtarting Backflelda Cieeka ,, fith eat* two heavy meal* a day. Team laural* , were grabbed by Dowgiewicz HalfbacR Joe Bellino captains the Bowling ...... 22 17 .564 th e '17- loop skirmish. Friday MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE trtah's Aggie*. (Ed. Not*: New baseball team. Coaches Milt Bruhn of the Spoons ...... 20 19 .513 He like* to dance, 1* a fine (^* Highland Park with the West Total* ...... 17 16 60 Eaat and Bill Barnes of the year„old husky and summoned night the Indians play M M eo avaraged 420 yard* p#r Nibllcs ...... ,..1 0 20 .487 paraep In such enter- lypso singer ("I gav* a party Sldea iecond, two games back. Scorn at half: 38-33 SouthinKton...... MOTOR SALES . i ; ^ Btsndlng# Weal n*med these atarling Iron.* . . gamafs winning 10 atralght) 8t. U>ul* '(Cardinal second base­ ...... 17 22 .436 once and had him alng and 0>e Meriden Maloney at the ••8ELLINO aad-SERVIOINO OLDBMOBILES FOB O V I» YEABS" W. L. Pet. backflelda for the 1:50 p.m. Braasle* . 23 .410 '' s m f o n a m b o w l man Manuel Javier wore uniform ' 'rh^'‘Xfl)ertB JONES, PAUL DOVOANaiid AL CATAJL*^' M m rt from in year*, re A private gateway nea:\ Crystal. Mortarty Bra*...... 6 6 .800 Defensively for the Easti “MAmma didn’t AtAnl me to ' ’ 'AjMEBIOAN UBAGUE WednoMUy's Schedule 183-366. R ay DellaFera 144-358] they explain thing*,” Griffith (3ueboo 8, Rochester 1. Cincinnati va. New York at Brown of CloVeland is tbs first ‘ I ttgt TVmB wUI'Ru m oS the ■'*" '"’hich r e a d * : HlllardriU* L u n ch ...... 6 6 AOO Jim HeriMtrelt, Ohio Btste, Vin foggini 356, Clharlle Whalen BOWL OF RICE—Coach Jess Neely kneels 0 ffo n t ^ th« Rice Owls who will dip into flKht,” Emile raealU. ” l took a - CttadM BddldoRa In th* •ays: *rrhey don't just aay, *1)0, JaASnUtN LEAGUE ’ Ryracniae.. . . National Football t*baguf playor §12 WEST CINTCR ST1lltT-^O flN iyENINe»L^^ .Hunting, Survivor* Pro*** Paul D o d g e ...... 8 '7 .0 7 Jim Kerr. Penn State, Tom 851. Norm Clark 886 and Ylunp the Sugar Bowl Jan. 2 agaiiut Mississippi. Thfj Houston) school had its football problems 'Ibek'Arwind^. At tha .ponrty wi $ m » y . tWik' or !Da th^C without gtvtiig. Vhlla4al^ .l,. C ^etto S. to win tbs ball eartylu tttls four Mm .U oton*SalM . . 4..S 10 M l WUson. Mlehigaa Bute, tad JaluiMR A81. 4t the MiaoB’s start, but wte ieven of 10 gamei to ean the trip to New Orleans. - were Ihdttg'In Mditald.hsr tf ah* Los Angsiss at Syfaguss. . didn't let BM try to mako m ta» you A g o u o ir maSSm r, mm s. lE^oston at 8 t Louia. year* in a tow. « MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, kANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, I960 P A O K ^ . . I p a g b sa n sm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 UouMs for Sole 72 Kennedy Picks Neither Rain Nor.. That ^Booze Allowance^ Painting— Papering 21 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAG ALY and SHORTEN Apiurtmnift— Bon t o r 72 KANCHBSTEIL-^ tMdroom home, U.S. Plane Hit Threat o f alee eondlUon on large lot. Alum- News Tidbits Mrs. Michael Schuts of PAINTINO a n d paperfaanglng. NIBLIYOOD ROAD-Ootanlal, lozga inum comblnaUona, fun boaement, Ooed clean workmanship at rea­ living room, flreplaca, formal din­ near hue, school and shopping Air Secretary CuOed from AP Wire* Watching Red Bolton is convinced the Man­ 'JusrAMiwun.iNise 2^ Ro o m ^Ntrtment for. rent; chester Post Office personnel Given C&il sonable! rate*. 30 years In Man­ WuEMUTTlEFRlChnt Hi heat, hot water, stove, tumlahed ing room cabinet Idtchaa with center. Priced for quick sale. Call Wealthy May Get CLASSIFIED idutrioimcALAiiv corflhines the qualities o f a- chester.' Raymond Flske. Ml VMSlMGSAPSSCHOOi., or unfurnished. *60 monthly. MI dlabwoshor, 9 bedroonu, both*, owner, MI 9-9770. (Continued from Page Dm ) 6-9237. $ll£WAS TMC CLASS iMTATMlMWflOMd is m A U MEW? 4 9.99 landM^wd lot SOxm. uozlaa S. Laos Air-Drop private detective, a crossword WoR SOCIAL SfCURny S-8404. Tapes from two automatic Head of PoH^ DlMCeiKtAfiiTMMEIIC'"* VimiMfRFLUCSESANP Robertaon, Broktr. Ml S-S96I. MANCHESTER -> 7 room Cape, polntmenta were announced by puzzle addict and a country EXTERIOR and interior painting. ,AM9UMEMn,oyMEWT family room, modern kitchen, 8 fli|ht recorders are in Washing­ SUEMCASL'IPeCWe MIMMIS. AfilfMUSBV FURNISHBD 8 room heated apart­ Kennedy alter consultation with, (Oontinued fram Page One) storekeeper. ADVERTISING Ceilings refinlshed. Paperharlg^g, 'MSURAUCE.dP.'KSOR MANCHESTER - ColcxUal. 8 *pa- bedrooms, reo room, garage. Good ton awaiting romparison by In­ Mr. and Mrs. Schutz re­ Top Diplomat Jobs (Gttnilinied fram H»tCACHEgNJT«> AieuTTHATr ment. Large cloeets. Private en­ the man he has named to be sec­ vestigators probing the Dec. -16 Wallpaper books. Estimates gi>i VIITHOLPlNdr ANP92.18 trances. Parking. Adults. No pets. eloo* room*, large living room lot with trees. Oile block to ceived a Christmas' greeting Fully covered by insurance. with firepiaoe, family au* tUe schools, shopping and bus, *16,900. retary of defense, Robert S. Mc­ collision of two airliners over Vangvieng, 65 miles north of Supreme O u rt Justiee A ftlu ir' Apply 299 Autumn 1-7:80 p.m. Namara, who is resigning as pres­ Vientiane at the request ot the card from California, a d -' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. kitchen porch, o n ^ a r garage, ' Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. New York City which cost 136 (Contlnned from Page Oae) G. Klein scored the commiosMiMr ident of the Ford Motor Co. Laotian' government, the attache’s dressed as follows; “ Aunt like Dotiglas Dillon, now under­ as having 'wilfully .diaobeyed tlU; 8:15 AM. to 4:30 P.M. SIX ROOM duplex, Center St., large lot 86x280 $18,900. Pbllbrlck lives . . . Pope John XXIU ex­ Betty and Uncle Mike, RFD 1, partly furnished, oil burner, ga­ Agency, Ml 0-8484. f o u r BEDROOM custom Cape, Zuckert was assistant secretary presses hope that 1981 will be a office said. Rooney reported that the Pres­ secretary of State and Kennedy's court and termed the oetien (U8 Electrical Services 22 central location, beautiful yard, of the Air Force from 1947 to Vernon, Conn.” In the lower Trelsury secretary-designate. Dil­ insult to the court. . rage, *110. Available imme^ate- year “ of spiritual renewment and Riser, who was making a visual corner was .a note: "C/O ident-elect’s father, Joseph Ken­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ly. MI 3-5409. MANCHESTER—Special. 8 room garage, one block to bus. Priced 1952. He was a member of the of harmony between heaven and reconnaissance from his plane, lon started his public career as The action against Kennedy FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ older home, new heating and Lou Pecan.” nedy, felt obliged to spend about HONDAT Thro FRIDAY 10:S0 AAI.— SATURDAY 9 A.M. at *18.900 for immediate sale. Atomic* Energy Commission fronit earth.” . . . As Detroit police saw an Ilyushin 14 dropping *100,000 a year of his own money ambassador to France. Under­ was instigated by some 2,000 po* ice on all types of electrical wir­ THREE ROOM apartment, heat plumbing, a buy at $9,600. Many Belfiore Agency, MI 8-6121. Lou Pecan 1s the name of 1982 to 1954, under appointment search for a Vicious assailant, equipment over Vangvieng, the while he was ambassEldor to Great standably, nobody wants to talk licemen on various depat^antol ing Licensed and insured.. Wilson and hot water, *70 a month. Cou­ more good buy* from $4,500 to toy President Harry S. Truman. Mrs. Schutz’ mother,, but she about experiences with less able promotion lists. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Electrical Co.. Manchester,^ Ml $50,000. Call the Ellsworth Mitten ' FAMILY WANTED Mrs. Betty James, 26-year-old attache’s office said. has- been deceased for two Britain. This kind of money Is ple preferred. 270 Hackmatack St. Zuckert went to Yale College, hospital nurse’s aide and mother men, but the list is long, officials They contended that Kennedy’s Cltirifled or '‘Wont Ads’* aro taken over the phone as a con- 9-481^. Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. Call after 4 p.m, MI 0-3246. Agency, realtors, MI 3-8930 or Ml “He flew over on top of the yearsr Mr. and Mrs. Schuta not usually found in the bank ac­ .assignment of patrolmen, eeg- Yale Law School and Harvard of three children, dies o f injuries Soviet plane to see what type of counts of career diplomats. It is privately assert. venlenoe. The advertlaer ahoaM read his ad the FIRST DAY IT 0-6524. TO OCCUPY Business School. From 1937-40 he now live at 13 Sunset Lane, geanU and captains to higher­ APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In tfane for the next Inser­ THREE ROOM cottage, furnished suffered at his hands. equipment it was dropping," a RFD 2, Box 226, Bolton. this type, of diplomat that Ken­ How much these rich men spene^ Bonds— Storks Mortgages 31 5% ACRES, targe brook, 6% room was k lawyer on the staff o f the from their own money iSjtheir busi­ ranking duties without benefit ot/ tion. The H enld la reaponalble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Or unfurnished, gas heat, hot The pretty kitchen with built-in Former President Harry S. Tru­ spokesman added. Postmaster Alden Bailey nedy reportedly wants to send to higher titles or pay dln m l water parking. New Bolton Road. house, 2-car garage, $10,900. Carl­ G.E. range and oven, large dining Securities and Exchange Commis­ man says in Ne\V York he planned some of the most important—and ness and anyb^y's guess; the Inaertlon for any adverttaement and then only to the extent of a MORTGAGES-We are in a post sion, and later served on the “ When he was over the Soviet credits Joseph D’ltalia, rural their chances for promoji "noake (ood* Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of MI 3-4880. ton W. Hutchins 0-8132. area spacious living room with to restore President Eisenhower to expensive — foreign capitals. State Department has no way et! tlon to finsiice second mortgages Harvard Business Schdol faculty, plane he received small caliber, delivery carrier, and Paul C. Justice Klein gave'Kennedy 10 ttw advertisement m il not be corrected by "make Kood” Insertion. fireplace, complete ceramic tiled five-star army grade had he been Barron, substitute carrier, Nobody denies that thfii country knowing. in any amounts. Terms to suit SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo­ FOUR BEDROOM spUt level, fam^ bath with colored fixtures. Three eventually as assistant dean. probably 30 caliber, machine gun days in which to purge himself of your needs. J. D. Realty, 470 ily size kitchen, dining room, sunk­ defeated in the 1952 Presidential flrC’ ^ with identifying “Aunt Betty has had a number of outstanding James Heston, • Washington contempt by complying with the cated, oil heat, *68 monthly, no large bedrooms, loads of closet He WHS a lieutenant junior grade race . . . Device believed to have YOUR COOPERATION WILL, Main Bt., Ml 8-5129. pets. MI 8-4484. en living room, 2% baths, fin­ in the (Navy in 1944-45 and after­ "A t the time he was hit he was and Uncle Mike,” amateur ambassadors in the past. Bureau chief of the New York court order barring such assign- space. Full basement with hot been a gasoline bomb explods in Times, wrote recently that James BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 ished recreation room, 2-car ga.* ward was an assistant to Stuart flying over a jungle area. It is not Among the 20 non-career ap­ nients^of policemen. ABUNDANCE OF TONDS requires ROCKVILLE — See us for your water oil heat. Aluminum awnings front of Wilshire i district apart­ D. Zellerbach, President Eisen­ rage. Belfiore Agency, MI S-5in. and combination 'windows. At­ Symington, now U.S. Senator from certain the fire came from Soviet pointees serving abroad today 'Uic Justice said Kennedy would that we lend at low. low cost and apartment! 8% room*, heat, ap­ ment in Los Aingeies causing there are some excellent men, the hower’s envoy to Rome, spent *55,- be jailed If he didn't. easy repayment terms. Add up SIX ROOM custom built ranch with tached garage. Patio and lovely Missouri and then chief of the plane.” Writer Charges pliances, parking, *90 mmithly; 3^ widespread alarm . . . Oneida In­ professionals of the State Depart­ 000 a year above his salary anil al­ In a 10-page decision. Justice Lost and Found Household Services your debts and call us to lump rooms furnlshecl, *100-*11S month­ arage. Many extras. Priced right, landscaping. Near shopping) schools Surplus Property Admlnstration. dian Raymond Elm, a Syracuse, Firing from the ground in thp and transportation. Excellent mort­ ment agree. lowances. and John Hay Whitney, Kleiii asserted; Offered 13-A them under a mortgage plan de- ly. Risley Realty Company, Ml fix room Cape, one unfinished.- Zuckert was assistant secretary N.Y. Methodist layman, denies his jungle at a plane is difficult, an TV Show Rigged LOST—Flexible Flyer with Initials gage available. Staj;t the New Year of the Air Force while Symington, But the present system makes the ambassador to London, over "To preserve and promote this Bigijed to cut your monthly pay­ 9-4824, TR 8-1166. Immediate occupancy. For further nomination as chief of Oneida In­ expert pointed out. * 100,000. , at Center Springs or Country Club TV SERVICE - Potterton’s all ments in half. Connecticut Mort­ details on these and other home*. ri^ t. See this hom'c ; today. a Democrat, was civilian head of it virtually impossible for a career priceles.sX respect for the law and diana has been ratified. "The Ilyushin Is not an armed Hollywood, Dec. 28 (A*)—A free­ man to accept an assignment to Sunday. Reward. MI 9-5^26. makes. Highest quality guaranteed gage Exchange, 15 Lewis St., Hart­ 39 MAIN STREET—3 rooms, first Call M. E. Charbonneau, broker, that service. lance writer charges in a national The embassies themselves get a at the s ^ e time to protect the work and parts, over 47 years ex­ JARVIS REALTY CO. The fate of stern .section of plane so it could have been that London, Paris, or a similar post. certain amount for entertainment, very dignity of the court itself, thle ford, CH 6-8897, Frank Burke or floor, stove and refrigerator. MI 3-0683. Since retirement from the a man 'was firing a machine gun magazine article that there were perience. Famous for service Available Jap. 1. Cadi MI 3-2788 storm-broken tanker Pine Ridge Moreover the President could not to be divided among diplomats who open defiance of its mandate can­ LOST—11 geese, Sullivan Ave., Mrs. Carter. Realtor MLS Insurer Atomic Energy Commission in from the plane’s door or from the at least 40 rigged episodes on the since 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537 for before 6 p.m. MANCHESTER — 8 room rancS, 1954, Zuckert has been in private Temalns undecided but member of send a non-career but brilliant have to wine and dine in the not he tolerated,” Wapplng. Call MI 4-1943. Help Wanted-—Male 36 Building flteterials 47 Household Goods 51 MI 8-4112 MI 3-7847 irew reveals that next spring the navigators dome on top,” he said. television show “ It CTould Be You” best service. modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large law practiqe in Washington. between 1956 and 1958. He says he man, such as a university profes­ capitals In which they are .sta­ •Said Klein also: "Public respect Help Wanted— Female 35 living room with fireplace, dining sVilp was to have been rebuilt in It was the first time observer sor who is an expert of interna­ tioned. The emba.ssy in London, for our law. its officers and in-, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ PART-TIME grocery clerk, seevlce YOUR BEST BUY IS AT A ^ KINDS sterilized used furni­ NEW YEAR’S SPECIAL Kennedy’.s selection of Connally planes were fired at over Vang- rigged them. station attendant, meat cutter, THREE ROOM heated apartment, room, rear porch, garage, *14,900. Japanese shipyard . . . Some of tional problems, to such a post un­ for instance, is understood to get ■stiiutions would rapidly dlsinte-' Ann onn cement* pany doors and windows, custom ture, in excellent cOndiUon. A’p- 245 N. Main. MI 9-5229. 9-6. Fort Worth, Tex., attorney, was bieng. Ralph Edwards, who owns the porter, cook, bus driver, plumber, Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. announced last night. John F. Kennedy’s' presidential show, immediately denied knowl­ less he wa.s also rich. This is a *29.000 a year for such purpo.ses, grate were we to permit any in­ work guaranteed. Call collect Wil- CASHIER—Evenings, Apply In NATIONAL pliances sparkling clean. New Truly a wintertime buy is this 8 Meanwhile reports from people WANTED—Ride to St. Petersburg, truck driver. Apply Conn. State room garrison colonial, one year The new secretary of the Navy news conferences will be rarried edge of any such improprieties. So dangerous limitation, department of which *6,000 goes to the am­ dividual to successfully place him­ llmantlc. HA 3-1196. person. Manager, Stale Theater. bronze/brass dinettes, chrome FLAT, 5 rooms, third floor, en­ 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, *18,- live during evening hours on na­ returned from Vang'vieng claimed Florida by older couple week of Employment Service. 806 Main No. 1 Oak Flooring *164.00 per M’ kitchen sets, mattresses, recllner old, 4 bedroom possible, aluminum was campaign manager this year did the National Broadcasting Co. officials feel. bassador himself. self above that law ” closed stairways, new linoleum, 650. 8 room ranch, large living tionwide television and radio. about 100 troops from'’Communist January 2 preferred. Call Ml FLAT FINISH Holland window TRAINED bookllifeper. experienced St., Manchester. Ceiling Tile 9>/sc Sq. Ft. chairs, other items. 80-40% 6ff. new gas furnace, available now. room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ storms and screens, attractive for Lyndon Johnson in his bid for Al Blake. 73, wrote in (Confiden­ Thei pay of an ambassador var­ There maining $23,000 is divided It wa.s the second time In which 3-8285. 1x10 n n e Sheathing *86 per M’ North Viet Nam have been landed tial Magazine that he supplied peo­ ies from $20,000 to $27,000 a year, shades made to measure. All In payroll, financial, budget and Real old sap buckets from Ver­ MI 8-8116. rooms, 1^% mortgage can be is 14 mortgage of *16,450 may be as­ the Democratic presidential nomi­ thei'C by Soviet transports. among diplomats based in London, the .Iii.stice had given Kennedy a metal Venetian blinds at a new PERMANENT position for the sumed. Selling at a reduced price ple to play parts on the daytime which means that an ambassador Federal tax reports. Typing re­ Plywood Sheathing from *83 per M ’ mont, *1.25. LeBlanc Furniture assumed. Marlon E. Robertson, nation. After Johnson lost out he They claimed these men wore Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Ed­ period of grace in which to heei* low price. Keys made while you right man. An excellent opportun­ Hospital, 195 South St., Rockville, FIVE ROOM apartpient, second of *18,900. show, which appears five times a in the highest category gets more Personals quired. Call MI 3-1113 between 8:30 ity for a man who has had exten­ Framing-Truckloads *95 per M’ Broker,. MI 3-S9S3. was picked by Kennedy as his vice Vietminh uniforms and spoke inburgh, Glasgow. Liverpool, Man­ Die court's directive. TTie suing wait. Marlow’s. and 5:00. TO 6-2174. Open 9-8, Saturdays till floor, oil heat, hot water. MI presidential running mate. week on NBC. than the Secretary of State, whose chester and Southhampton, which policemen had wanted him judged sive business experience in Man­ Ping Pong Table Tops *11.95 Each 3-4751. MANCHESTER — New” ! (twln- Vietnamese and FYench but no VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Knotty Pine Paneling, T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Connally — a distant relative The "It Could Be You" is an- audi­ pay is only *25.000 a year. leaves hardly enough for a modest in contempt earlier. chester and vicinity, preferably a sized) bedroom ranch. PlaMered Lao. my own home shop. Forty years TYPIST, bookkeeper, stenograph­ all 8’ 12c Sq. Ft. of former U.S. Sen. Tom Connally, ence participation show in which How many are In this highest dinner a year for a press attache. Recently they again asked the Building-Contracting 14 er, secretary bookkeeping ma­ college man who is active in MAIN ST.—3 room heated apart­ walls, hot water heat, flreplacei U.S. military sources eey they stories involving members of the factory experience. All makes, community affairs and has ma­ Pref. Beech Paneling 29c Sq. Ft. ment, stove and refrigerator fur­ MI .3-1.577 Texas Democrat — served as could be Vietminh or coiild be category 1.x an official secret for While British diplomats may get court for such action, and it wa« low rates, free estimates, free chine operator, social worker, Wanted—To Buy 68 ceramic bath. Pull basement, ga­ Doctor Says audience are unfolded. The subjects the simple reason that it varies loss in pay than their American on this plea that Justice Klein act­ A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, teacher, counselor, s^es person ture judgment euid ssdesmanshlp Mahogany Paneling 16c Sq. Ft. nished. Ml 3-7894. rage. Builder Ml 3-4860. Johnson's administrative assistant Pathet Lao trained in North Viet are then brought on stage and giv­ pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, ability. Please write fully concern­ WE BUY, SELL or trade antique when Johnson was first elected to Nam. There is no way of obtaining from time to time. It is no secret, colleagues, their enlertainmeiu al­ ed today. JA 8-5409 painting. Carpentry. Alterations sportswear. Apply Conn, State Lots tor Sale 73 en surprises. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ ing your business experience. If CASH 'N CARRY and used furniture, china, gloaa, TWO ROOM apartment, furnished, *12,600—SIX room cape, full base­ the House .n 1939, When Johnson Reader Hae 'Prescription’ definite confirmation. however, that the ambasAdors to lowances are known to be far In issuing the contempt citation, Employment Service, 806 Main St., refrigerator, stove, bedroom set, Blake said he rehearsed his land­ _,the United Nations, London, Paris, higher. The British ambassador to the Justice said that a study had ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Manchester. ’ your letter leads us to believe that silver, ptcoire fraunee and old ment, combination windows and THREE B ZONE lots with city moved to the Senate in 1949, Con­ For ‘Zero’ Salad Dressing These sources, however, feel lady, his newsboy and friends and MI 3-4860. a personal conference will be We -stock oak, birch, cherry, coins, old doll* and gun*, bobby lights, heat and gas. MI 9-3081. doors, amesite drive, shade trees, water. Union St. Manchester. nally again was administrative as- By HAROLD THOM.AS HYMAN, certain there is a detachment of TOome, Bonn, Tokyo, New Delhi, Washington Is rumored to gel 10 been made of 131 cases In which bonded representative, Alfred walnut, buternut and other exotic acquaintances for roles on the pro­ Ameli, 206 Henry Bt. Tel. Ml YOURS SINCERELY, Avon cos­ mutually beneficial, an appoint­ collections, attic contents or whole 30 days occupancy. Marlon E. *2,500 each M3 9-6495. sLstant. M.D. North Vietnamese artillerists with gram. Karachi, Moscow, Buenos Aires, times as much ss his opposite policemen were given “out-of-Utle” prefinished paneling. TWO FURNISHED front rooms, a.sstgnmenLs. But, he added. Ken­ 3-0450. BIDWELL HOME Improvement metics. We sincerely believe you ment will be arranged. Your let­ estates. Furniture Repair Service, Robertson. Broker, MI 3-6958. Connally joined the Navy In 1941 Capt. Kong Le and the Pathet He said members of Edwards' Rio de Janeiro, and some other number In London. kitchen set, bedroom set, refrig­ BOLTON—Business zone, ideal for Written for Newspaper Enterprise In some posts the U.S. military nedy had acted to eliminate only Co, Allcratlon.s, additions, ga­ will earn more money, meet more ter will be considered strictly con­ WOOD TRUSSES FROM *8.50 TaUcottvUIe, Coen.. Tel. Ml 8-7440. as an ensign. He was assigned Assn. Lao at Vangvieng to handle staff, including producer Stefan places receive the highest possi|3le rages. Roofing and siding experts. fidential. Write Box B, Herald. erator, gas stove. Low rent. Apply FOUR BEDROOM colonial, 1% small shop and home. Area comes to the aid of the diplomats. 82 sucli situations. WANTED—Ride to Pearl St., Hart­ wonderful people and enjoy your 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. first to the office of Secretary of I (xmtinue to receive many fas­ howitzers delivered by Soviet Hatos, knew of the alleged rigging. amount ot $27,500. ford, from Highland St. Hours Aluminum clapboards a specialty. work more as an Avon Represent­ baths, garage, toql shed, central cleared. G o ^ drainage. Ml 9-2223. the Navy James Forrestal and lat­ Besides his pay, the ambassador In Berlin, for instance, a city Said the Justice: “ It is apparent AUTO MECHANIC-We have an NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Rooms Withoot Board 59 location, one block to bus. *19,900 cinating, informative letters from planes while they still held He did not say Edwards was aware 8:15-4:30. MI 9-3535. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ative than you could in any other FOUR ROOM, five room apart­ er to combat duty in the Pacific. Vientiane. of it. gets two allowances. The first is which la still ruled by the occupy­ that he has failed to substantially budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR opening for one experienced man 381 STATE STREET for quick sale. Belfiore Agency, subscribers. comply as directed.” part-time work. Complete training, WARM ROOM central, separate ments. Private home. Excellent He was discharged as a lieutenant Edwards said he has affidavits the entertainment allowance. The ing armies, the military picks up 6-9109, to work part-time evenings in our NORTH HAVEN, CONN. MI 3-5121. » Wanted— Real Estae 77 commander in 1946 after being Mias Nancy Myers of Kanea.s the tab for the State Department, Klein went on to say he per- excellent commission with entrance, gentleman, parking. MI location. Garage. Utilities. Adults. City, who .signs herself a "loyal Tokyo, Dec. 28 f/P)—Foreign from Hatos and his present staff other is the house allowance for Automobnea for Sale 4 bonuses and prizes. Call today. CH Service Department. Apply in per­ MI 8-2880. awarded the Bronze Star and the which has a sizable group of dip­ •vinally had tried to bring both son, to Stan Ozlmek, Service Mana­ 3-4724. 161 McKEE Street—Six tidy rooms, ARE YOU considering selling your reader,” mildly rebukes me for Minister Chen Yl of Red China to­ "denying that they were in any the upkeep of his residence. 7-4137. home? Cali us for personalized Legion of Merit. lomats there. sides together to work out a oom- Roofing— ^Riding IG ger at Moriarty Bros., 315 Center ROCKVILLE—12 Ellington Ave.— dormers, vestibule, screened recommending mineral oil salad day asked the cochairmen of the way in collusion with Blake.” The State Department prefers UiamondN— Waten JUST REDECORATED large neat porch, fireplace, recreation room. service. Joseph Rossetto, broker. In a statement, Kennedy said Geneva Conference on Indochina to "Never did he at any time state not to talk about the entertain­ The Prealdrnt-elecl has to per­ proniise hut that “an unnecessary PART-TIME laundry worker 1-6, St., Manchester. Large 2-room furnished apart­ Connally's '‘background and ability dressing for people who are suade Rooney’a committee to help sura of bitterness . . . ha* driven Jewelry room in private home, walk-in Beautifully planted, shaded Phone MI 9-0308, watching their weight. take "energetic action and effec­ to staff members that he was man­ ment allowance. Sonic experts on COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - All cook 8-1, nurse and temporary typ­ 48 closet, private entrance. MI ment. Adults only. Tel. “TR 5-5689. eminently suit him for the posi­ if he wants to pick, as ruijjoped, botli sides further apart.” ist. Apply Conn. State Employ­ QUALIFIED oil._,,burner service grounds. *14,700. Henry Escott She correctly calLs my attention tive measures” to stop what he ufacturing the situations ss he the problem suggest the reason types of roofs and roof repairing, 9-4966. Agency, MI 9-7683, WISH SOMEONE to handle j^ur tion of secretary of the Navy, a Charles B Bohlen as his envoy to Klein also depicted the commi*- specializing in ’Twenty Year Bond­ ment Service, 806 Main St.li Man­ man wanted immediately. Good LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler—re­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot to the capacity of mineral oil for called U.S. aggression in Laos. states in the article," Edwards for this secrecy is that the depart­ working conditions, fringe bene­ real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 post to which he will bring dedi­ said. Paris. Until then, however, he will sioner as holding the lu^eldlng ed Roofs. Call MI 3-7707, chester. (. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. FURNISHED rooms, complete light water, stovg and refrigerator, sec- dissolving fat-soluble vitamins. A letter was addressed to Foreign ment 1s ashamed of how little it is. fits, year round work. Apply in Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday SOUTH MANCHESTER—Large 8 for prompt and courteous service. cation and experience.” Minister Andrei A. Gromyko of Edwards said Blake was never be limited to men who can afford conviction that only he knew what housekeeping lacilities. Centrally qnd floor, adults, no pets. ‘ *80 Joseph Barth, Broker. Connally received his law degree She fears that use of the dressing It is generally known that am­ RAY'S ROOFTNG CO., shingle and SEWING MACHINE operators 8 person only to Bantly Oil Co., Inc., thru Saturday, Thursday eve­ monthly. MI 9-9959. room l l i bath modern (Colonial; the Soviet Union and the Earl of a member of the show’s staff and to pay up to *100.000 a year from was best for the Police „D e p ^ - located. Children accepted—limit­ 2-car garage, enclosed breezeway, from the University of Texas in may produce a vitamin deficiency bassadors at major posts get *6,- their own pockets for representinc built up roofs, gutter and conduc­ a m.-4 :30 p.m. Also, nights 5 p.m.- 331 Main St., Manchester. nings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. state. Home, British foreign secretary, never wrote for it. The staff got ment and that any grievance •w** ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., large trees, city water and sewer. NEED CAPE and Ranches, buyers 1941, and was admitted to the 000 a year for entertaining and a the United States in overseas posi.s nothing more than a personal chal­ 1956 tor work; roof chimney repairs. 10 p.m. Experience preferred. FIVE ROOM flat, oil furnace, re­ waiting. List your home now. M. While It Is my own feeling that said Radio Peiping. 'They were de­ information from many sources, DRUG CLERK, pharmacist, tailor, Manchester. decorated, *100. MI 9-5229 or 60 A lovely home in a fine neighbor­ Texas bar at the ,-.ge of 21. house allowance ranging from of greatest importance. lenge against him. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray Kaklar Toy Company, 60 Hilliard E. Charbonneau, broker, MI the slight amounts used in the livered through the embassies of Edwards said, and Blake was one *10,000 to *15,000 a year. Jackson, MI 3-8325 St. warehouse worker, sheet metal Porter St. hood. Evenings Mr. Holcombe, MI After leaving the Navy he or­ of them. In Palm Beach, following a con­ PLYlilOUTH BELVEDERE p'uel and Feed 49-A LARGE FURNISHED room, one 4-1139 Warren E. Howland, real­ 3-0683. ganized and became general mana­ ordinary diet have little significant the two countries in Peiping. The j’early $6,000, put at their helper. Apply Conn. State Em­ minute from Main St. Light house­ The letter calls on the Soviet In August of 1958, Edwards ference with Kennedy yesterday. THREE r o o m apartment, hea't, tor, MI 3-1108. ger of Radio Station KVET in effect on the total economy, I yield disposal at the beginning of the 4 door hardtop V-8, pu.sh button WAITRESS, assembler, sewing ployment Service, 806 Main St., DRY OAK WOOD cut fireplace keeping. Ml 9-7959. Union and Britain to "take ener­ said, "We su.spected the facts in Rooney said he is In accord with Parolees Screened transmission, radio, heater, lus­ Roofing and Chimney* '6 - A machine operator, punch press op­ Manchester.' hot water and electric refrigera­ Austin, Tex. In 1948 he managed the theoretical point to Miss My­ one of his (Blake's) contributions new fiscal year on July 1, usually the principle of appointing career and stove lengths, *10 per load de­ tor smd stove. MI 3-8418. SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, 8 bed­ .Johnson’s succe.ssful campaign for ers, particularly in view of her getic action and effective meas­ trous ivory and red finish. Worth erator, shirt presser, counter girl. livered. PI 2-7886. ROOMS FOR rent also two large ures to stop the action of the U.S. and discontinued accepting mate­ lasts for four days. After the tra­ diplomats to the moat important Los Angeles — California U INDUSTRIAL rooms, 1% baths, encIose(i porch, Rockville-V ernon the Senate. In 1956 he was vice kindness In furnishing me with ditional July 4th parties at the much more. Now only. ROOFING — Specializing repairing Apply Conn. State Employment cottages, efficiencies, completely government in violating the Ge rial from him." capitals abroad. And he predicted screening its 28,000 prison inmates FOUR ROOM apartment, steam garage, lot 75x150, assumable chairman of the Texas delegation what she calls "a zero dressing embassies, nothing is left for the roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ Service, 806 Main St., Manchester, MAINTENANCE furnished, free parking. Call MI 114% mortgage immediate occu­ neva agreements and inteiwening Blake acknowledged in his story that Congress will appropriate, and parolees to estimate their ?595 9-08^6, between 5-7 p.m. Scranton heat, refrigerator, gas stove, to the Democratic national con­ for salads.” re.st of the year. ter work chimneys cleaned, re­ MECHANIC Garden— Farm— Dairy kitchen set provided. Cali MI pancy. Marion E. Robertson, brok­ and committing aggression against that he was annoyed at the Ed­ sufficient expense money to enable probable success Ih staying out of paired. Aluminum siding. 30 WOMAN WANTED for pressing Motel, 160 Tolland Tpke. vention. Here are the ingredients of wards organization because it did Therefore, it has been neces- career men to carry on ambas­ shirts, *1.20 per hour plus com­ Pioducts 50 3-4347 between 6-8 p.m. f er, MI 3-5953. Bloodmobile Kennedy, who came to the fam­ Laos,” prison If released. Low-risk prison­ years’ experience. Free esti­ Must be thoroughly familiar with "Zero Salad Dressing” : not pay him wl:at he thought he ■sary to appoint rich men t« cer­ sadorial duties properly. ers are put in work camps where mission. Apply New System Laun­ ROOM FOR RENT, bath, heated, ily home here D€c. 16, is continu­ One-half cup tomato juice, 2 The two nations are cochairmen mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361 MI all aspects of factory maintenance GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, MANCHESTER of the conference that brought had coming for contributions to tain posts. If the department was He said individual cases would psychologists try to prepare them 3-0763. dry, 44 Harrison St. skills—welding—plumbing— electri­ kitchen privileges, free parking. ing to divide his time between re­ tablespoons vinegar or lemon the show. good and mealy. Pasqualini Farm. 128 Birch St. Call MI 3-4451. Business Loatlons *15,600 — Olcott St. *3,000 under St^hedules 13 about an end to the Indochina lucky it got a rich and able man ha've to be judged on their merits. for freedom. cal—boilers—hydraulics—etc. 246 Avery St., Wapplng. Ml 4-0604. laxation and preparation for tak­ juice, 1 tablespoon finely chopped DAY WORKERS, housekeepers — for Rent 64 owner’s cost. Immaculate 4 fin­ ing over the reins of government onion, dash .of black pepper, 'j fighting in 1954 and the emer­ Apply in person. NEWLY DECORATED room in ished, 6 room cape, deluxe heated Heating and Plumbing 17 live in or out, maids, companions, Jan. 20. cup chopped green pepper, 1 ta­ gence of the independent nations baby sitters, part-time or full­ private home, shower, parking, STORE SUITABLE for office or rec room, aluminum siding and Visits in ’61 of Laos, Cambodia and North and SPENCER RUBBER Household Goods 51 Yesterday morning he got in a blespoon chopped parsley, 1 tea­ PLUMBING AND heaUr\g — re­ time. Apply Conn, State Employ­ gentleman preferred. Tel, MI any business. 190 West Middle windows plastered walls, fireplace, round of golf at Palm Beach Coun­ South Viet Nam. ment Service, 806 Main St., Man­ PRODUCTS CO. 9-8354. Turnpike. Call MI 9-620!S, 2 to 9 conveniently located, well lamd- spoon horseradish; garlic to taste, CENTER MOTOR SALES modeling Installations, repairs. RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12, beige, TTie Nathan Hale Chapter of the try Club course after conferences if desired. Chen Yi followed the Soviet lead All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ chester. Chapel Street , p.m. or -MI 3-6802^ scaped A zone lot. Assumable 4V^ % American Red Cross has scheduled with Johnson and other advisers in proposing the recall of the Gen­ 634 Center St. MI 3-1591 *30; 9x15, *35; antique go.’d rugs, ROCKVILLE—24 Grovg St.—Single mortgage. Immediate occupancy, Combine Ingredients in a jar Open evenings perience. 24-hour service. Call vacuum *20. BU 9-6955. 1.3 Bloodmobile visits in Tolland on expansion and strengthening of with a tightly fitted top. Shake eva conference and the reactiva­ TELEPHONE salesladies from 6 light housekeeping rooms, *10 STORE FOR rent on Spruca Bt. County during 1961. according to Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749, weekly. TR 5-9594. Reasonable and parking In the the nation's space exploration pro­ well before using, tion of the control commission con­ p.m.-9 p.m, to work in our offlcei Situations Wanted— BOLTON Pat Deyorio, chairman of the blood sisting of Communist Poland, In­ 1950 MERCURY club coupe, radio, Pleasant working conditions. Ap­ rear. Cali MI 3-8C19, 210 Spruce gram and on State Department 'We've just tried Miss Nancy’s heater, whitewalls, excellem con­ Female 38 USED FURNITURE. Ml 3-7449. *14,500. Reduced- — Route 85. program. dia and Canada. ply 869 Main St., Manchester, of­ St. operations overseas. recipe. It's so good. I've decided dition throughout. *150. MI 9-0016. Radlo-TV Repair Family size 7 room older home, 2- TTiere will be one visit each Then he met with former New He asserted, however, that any fice 7, Wednesday 6:30 p.m.-7:30 AFTER HOLIDAYS—in my hom e- Apartments— Flats— car garage, 2 acres of land most!;; not to argue with her. Services 34 OAK STREET -r Newly re­ month, most, of the time split be­ York Gov. Averell Harriman, who attempt by the commission to make YOUU FIND 18 p.m., or Thursday 6:.30 p.m.-7:30 ’ Tenements 63 1959 PONTIAC Vista, while, power child care. Ironing, simple typing, Three Rooms of Furniture tillable, shade trees, amesite drive, tween two towns, except for May, reported on his recent trip to trou­ I’ve received several letters in­ contact with the "illegal” pro-west­ p.m. or what have you? MI 9-7092. modeled store for rent. Reason­ quiring about the causes of. and steering, brakes, 18.000 miles, im­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make - view, anxious retired couple Flor­ when risits are scheduled both in bled Africa. After that session ern government of provisional Pre­ TWO ROOM apartment, heat hot able, heat included. Ample park­ ida bound. treatment for, hair loss by female maculate, one owner, trade ac­ cars, amplifiers, phonographs and FROM MODEL HOME water. Apply Marlow’s. 867 Main ing. Call MI 9-1690. Stafford and Vernon-Ellington on the President-elect returned to the mier Boun Oum would have "ex­ cepted. -Ml 9-5833, CLERICAL Many other capes and ranches subscribers. changers. Over 47 years total ex­ BABY SITTING, evenings, week- St. the 14th. golf course for another round— tremely serious consequences.” perience. 90 days guarantee on all OPPORTUNITIES Cost Over $700 MAIN STREET—Building for com ­ sensibly priced with owners who (Jurlously enough, this prob­ :o & \ ■1953 FORD hardtop V-8, standard ends. Call MI 3-0154. The schedule is as follows: .that one with his father, Joseph Chen Yi accu.sed both the United work. Poltcrion’s. Ml 9-4537. Permanent full-time position FIVE ROOM apartment, second mercial InislnesB or office use. are ready to listen to offers. lem was recently investigated by transmission, turquoise and white, Jan. 20, Rockville-Willington: P. Kennedy: Chris Dunphy, man­ States and Thailand of openly sup­ available In our Claims Depart­ MATURE WOMAN to take care of NEVER BEEN USED floor, heat and hot water, chil­ Will subdivide. Ml 0-8229. 0-6. Feb. 9, Vemon-ToIIand; March 20, ager of the Palm Beach Seminole memljera of the American Derma­ porting the Boun Oum forces 4 new tires, good condition; Call CONNIE’S TV and Radio hcrvlce, ment for high school graduate with tological Association. MI 9-9200. child in my home. Vicinity Phoe­ Sale Price $388 dren accepted, *110 monthly. Call LAWRENCE F. FIANO Coventry (full unit); April 11 Club; and Earl E. T. Smith, for­ "militarily, materially and flnan available all hours. Satisfaction good typing ability to be trained in nix St., Vernon. MI 9-1363, MI 3-0763. STORE FOR rent. Depot Square^ Somers-Rockville; May 14, Staf­ mer ambassador to Cuba. A questionnaire sent to 170 guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. Ideal for women’s or men’s cloth­ REALTOR MLS cially.” dictaphone work. Knowledge of Pay Only $4 Week Ml 3-2766 ford (two half units all day); May ■ Kennedy's only announced en­ meifibers revealed the fact that Chen Yi insisted the real rebels medical terms helpful. Other op­ EXPERIENCED practical nursing, ROCKVILLE—4, 3, 2 room apart­ ing, dry cleaning, appliances, 6 Auto Driving School 7-A Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 14, Vernon-Ellington; June 5, gagement today is with officials more than half had noted in­ in Laos are the victorious forces portunities available for good typ­ care of children, night or day, or ments completely furnished, auto­ and 10, beauty salon, florist, auto­ MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Sacrificing complete bedroom, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 Rock'ville (two half units all day); of a New York firm' which has creased balding in female patients. of Gen. Phoumi Nosavan who oust­ LARSON’S Connectleut’s first li­ ists for diversified Six H.P, Direct Drive chain sister Louise Imt when she tried tional Rehabilitation. Fllte, power steering. chine (like newl *75 cash, MI Two—Thomas G. Welles for per­ Ffonchester area. Chain saw work. 48 states. Personalized service. Ml SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT saw. t to carry 14-month-old Mary Ann Ribicoff expects to return tp locate new and used items, lots and loti of big, big bar- Attics, cellars cleaned, MI 9-7735. 3-5187, CH 7-1423. MANCHESTER 3-1240. . Specifications can be had from mission to establish a retail store Connecticut by the weekend. Phone for appointment (package store) on the south end Linda from the house the fffort '57 MERC. $1395 a TOOL MAKER apprentice, ma­ Supt. Taggart at the District was too great. '55 OLDS. iif S A L IT T L E SNOW P1X)W for sale. 7 foot blade, Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358 Plant: of a building on South St. SEPTIG TftNKS Turnpike Cruiser. Red and gains. Give your i»udget a boost by reading the want ads Household Servicea chinist, service station attendant, all attachments, practically new, See It Day or Night The fire broke out while the "88” 4-door, 2-tone gray. Ra­ black. 2-d(>or hardtop. Full Painting— Papering 21 The bids will lie accepted by Grant E. TOothaker Sr. AUlb grinder, tool maker, boring mill *250. Inquire Charesl Esso, Main If you have no means of transpor­ Chairman children’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Kit Measure! Blood dio, heater, hydramatic. power. Specially priced! Offered 13*A operator, mold maker, milling ma- President Victor E. .Swanson, 30 in our paper regularly. "HERALD” INTERIOR PAINTINO, decorating, St., Route 30, Vernon. tation, I’ll send my auto for you Coventry. Zoning Board Gerard Hebert, were away shop­ chine operator, plumber. Apply Hudson St., Manchester, Conn., un­ PLUGGED SEWERS ping. HAROLD It SONS, Rubbish remov*' 'ceilings, floors, paperhanging. No obligation til 6 P.M. Monday, January I6th, of Appeals Walth^, Mass.-;-A kit that High Trades— Low Prices~>lA>w Suburban Overhead al. cellars, and attics cleaned. Conn. State Employment Service, The cause of the fire was not speeds the computation of a per­ -Steaming off wallpaper. Clean 806 Main St., Manchester. Building Materials 47 A—L-B—E—R—T— S 1961. W ANT A D Aabes, papers. iUl rubbish. Harold workmanship. Free estimates No Maohino Gluaoi Immediately determined. son’s blood volume — important Hoar. MI e-4014. 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD The Board reserves the right to lob too *maU. John Verfallle,' MI f u l l TIME -7- Experienced me- CLEAN, USED lumber for sale, as­ reject any or all bids. Septio TOako, Dry Well*, Sowar Yoning Louise was led to safety when transfusions are needed—ie 8-2821. ' Open Nights till *-^ a t. 6 p.m. with her hair and clptitlng ablaze.. WJfiAVHfQ ot Burn* moth nolo* -chanl'c. Must be able to use tune sorted sizes, hardwood flooring, EIGHTH SCHOOL ft FOR SALE U m o tMrt»UeA*-Oenar Wotorw being marketed by a Waltham Moriarty Brothers IS A BIG up equipment. If interested; write An 8-year-old neighbor, Cindy firm. A quantity of radio-active and tom clothing, noalary runs, BXTgpUOR AND Interior pointing window sash and doors, complete BREAKFAST set, red and white U'nUTIES DISTRICT P.O. Box 813, Vernon, stating windows, plumbing and heating Victor E. Swanson, Two 1859 7-yord tfopip tnKk*. Gustin, doused the flames with material is Injected Into the blood “ Coinet---Uiicolii---Mecctiry--€o*ttaeBta>—-EngUeh Ford” beudbag* rspalrod, *I^ r r*. u Saturday 8-4. Chomon House MAPLE CRIB and mattroes, *10. Olork rot doctors said her condition was terial, Indicated by radiation read­ F**t and courteous oervioc, Leo WANTED—-Dishwasher. Apply In Wracking, yard at Stock Place off c.- J. PeUetiar. MX M tM . Small matching cheet. 18. Good Dated at Manchaster, OQnn.,.thla T a L MDI » r 7 i n A f t m * and aha would mcovar. ings, Indicates tbs blood quantity. p*nmt. 466 Mote 8t. North Main Bt. CoU Ml »-3 m . condition. M l *-Tm. 30th day of December, 1980.

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STORE HOURS: VOL. LXXX, NO. Y5 OiNii Hafly Mon. thro Sat. #:S0to5:45 But Door Not Shut Kennedy Wins fln oi» Nights tm 9:00 State New s Hawaii’s Votes; Roundup Ed May Denies Total Now 303

Washington, Dec. 29 — Drivers Warned An official recount in Hawaii Of Freezing Rain H e’s Candidate has tipped the newest state’s three electoral votes to Presi­ dent-elect John F. Kennedy by Windsor Locks, Dec, 29 Hartford, //p)_.aA. Searle Plnney of Brookfield and 115 votes. — The U.S. Weather Bureau GOP State Chairman Edwin Jewett, who lives In Lyme That gives Kennedy 303 electoral today issued the following "They are people of proven dedi­ votes to 219 for Vice President snow' and hazardous driving H. May Jr. said today he is cation to Connecticut and its Richard M. Nixon: 269 were need­ not a candidate for the nomi­ people and are men of great abil­ warning for Connecticut: AFTER-CHRISTMAS ed to win. Sen. H arry F. Byrd, D- Light snow this morning be­ ity,” he continued, “ the party is nation of governor in 1962 Va., got 15. coming mixed with sleet and freez­ but he didn’t entirely close the fortunate to have so many able, With Hawaii’s new totals, an­ New Brussels Riots qualified prospective candidates.” ing rain late this afternoon or to­ door to the possibility. nounced yesterday more than sev­ night. Not as cold. Precipitation en weeks after the election, the In a ^c&efuUy prepared state- He said the eventual choice o f a likely changing to rain over south­ final national popular vote goes 'ment read at a sp ^ ia l press .con­ state ticket and congressional can­ east Connecticut during the night. like this: ENTIRE STOCK ference this noon at the Hotel didates will be made "in free and ' Friday precipitation ending dur­ Bv 15,000 Marchers SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL GROUP Bond he replied to former Lt. Gov­ open convention after the delegat­ Kennedy 34,221,531. ing the moniing followed by gradu­ ernor Charles W. Jewett’s chal­ es have considered all possibilities Nixon 34,108.474. al clearing during the afternoon. lenge that he resign. If he is a and after the candidates have had Plurality for Kennedy: 113,057 Total snow accumulation between Brussels, Belgium, Dec. 29 (iT*)— King Baudouin returned candidate for governor. an opportunity to go before the out o f a total vote of 68.832,778, 1 and 3 inches with heavier with Queen Fabi6la from their Spanish honeymoon tonight CHILDREN'S & SUBTEEN party and the public to discuss Other candidates got a total of amounts likely In northwestern JUST ISO FINE W O O L A t the outset of the conference. to help cope with riotous demonstrations against the govern­ M ay said " I am not a cemdidate their qualifications and proposals.’’ 502,773, so that Kennedy’s total Connecticut. for the nomination of governor Outlining. the party’s le^slativc still Is less than a majority o f all ment’s austerity program. In 1962.” program. May said It will be the the popular votes. Accident Totals The royal couple’s special plane landed a few hours after a WORSTED But, In the third paragraph of Brussels march of 15,000 demonstrators erupted into some MISSES' & WOMEN'S WINTER COATS (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Two) HarUord. Dec. 29 Tlie SUte the atatement he emphasized: Motor' Vehicle Department's dally of the worst acts o f violence in the nation’s 10-day-old strikes. "While I have no'intention of be­ record of automobile accidents as Tlie demonstrators suiged through the city smashing win­ and coming a candidate, if such an o f last midnight and the totals on dows and overturning automobiles. occasion should ever arise I would Reviewing Foreign Policy the same date last year: resign as state chairman. 1969 1960 With his Spanish-born bride of two weeks beside him, the WINTER COATS SUITS " I have not used and I shall nev­ Accidents 32,869 34,748 (est.) young kifig flew hei’e from Seville. He was unsmiling and CO AT & SLACK SETS er use my oiBce as state chairman Killed 246 268 grim as he walked into the well-guarded military section of to promote my own candidacy for Kennedy Names Roosa Injured 20,327 20,082 (est.) Brussels International Airport. made to sell at 39.99 and 49.99 any office," he added. The Queen too looked woiried. M ay said he hoped his statement May Ask Warrant "sets at rest, once and for all, the They went immediately to Laeken Palace, their Brussels Hartford, Dec. 29 (,Pi— State’s residence. ' reg. 24.99 to 35.00 speculation as to my own plans. Monetary A ffa irs A ide Attorney John D. LaBelle today I have been state chairman and The 30-year-old eovereign—who values to 65.00 was considering asking for a au- came to the throne in 1951 after 1 have devoted my full energies perior court bench warrant for 28.00. to the job—I plan to do just that Palm Beach, Fla., Dec. 29 iJPi— his controversial father, King Magician’s Kit Mrs. Joan Gronwoldt, 28, Granby, and only that.'" President-elect John F. Kennedy Leopold III, was forced to abdi­ who shot and killed her two young cate — had good reasons for He said he plans to devote his takes part today in a global re­ children Tuesday. Aboard Plane, made to sell at 69.99 and 79.99 time as chairnian to the task of anxiety. 19.90 view of American foreign policy. His decision, and the exact For more than four hours today continued revitalization of the He also picked a New York bank­ charge to be placed against her. If 39.00 party, particularly In the large the demonstrators tied up the er, Robert V. Roosa. to be under­ any, may be delayed until Dr. heart of the capital. They smashed Not Dynamite cities and to the creation of legis­ secretary of the Treasury for Harold A. Bancroft, Hartford lative record in the General As­ dozens of shop windows, wrecked FUR TRIA\MED monetary affairs. psychiatrist, makes a second ex­ a bus and set a mail truck afire. New York. Dec. 29 (/P)— An un­ 48.00 sembly "upon which we can base And Kennedy has chosen Archi­ amination o f the woman Friday. But there was no loss of life. claimed airline suitcase, first our party’s campaign in 1962.” bald Cox, Harvard law professor He examined her initially Wednes­ • all from our regular stock, Furthermore, May said he The heavily armed anti-riot po­ thought to have been filled with and a campaign aide, for tlje job day. lice squads refused to be drawn djTiamite, turn#l^'Out to contain would personally encoiu-age and of solicitor general of the United Meanwhile, Mrs. Gronwoldt re­ and UNTRIMMED into any head-on clash with the what wa.s described as the trap­ e wool or milium interlinirtgs . . . some e all new styles. use the full party machinery for States---Uie government’s chief mained under an around-the-clock marchers. zip-out linings. the development of candidates for trial lawyer. pings of "an entertainer’s Wt,” guard by State Troopers in Mc­ The strikers were demonstrat­ e conservatives. Ivies and continentals! the gubernatorial post and other For a far-ranging look at the Cook Memorial Hospital at Hart­ American Airlines reported today. ing against Prime Minister Gas­ The suspicious bag had sent po­ e beautiful plushes, famous tweeds, pol­ State and c Richard Morrison holds his heroism award presented by Donald e fantastic bargains in a magnificent se­ vents. the 72 member GQP State Central eon meeting and afternoon con­ Warner, Scout executive for the Blackledge District of Charter designed to help Belgium balance FBI agents rushing to La Gi'%-^a •r 4 Linked to Dope its budget, sagging from losses Field. e boxy, clutch, narrow-buttoned ijtyles. lection ! Committee to "start sining up and ference wth Sen. J. William Ful- Oak Council of the Boy Scouts. (Herald photo by Saternis.) e solids, shadow stripes and checks, recommending potential candi­ bright, D-Ark., chairman of the Hartford, Dec. 29 (^ )— Four incurred by giving The Congo its An airline spokesman said later independence last June. e single and double breasted. e fleeces, wool and camels hair, chinchilla. dates’’ and added "the search will Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Hartford men were arrested by that its contents Included bal­ o plaids. be exhaustive.’’ mittee. Wethersfield Police at 8:30 p.m. Officials of the Socialist-led loons, horns, feathers and kettles, e black, taupe, charcoal, blue and beige • girls’ coats, 7 to 14; subteens, 8 to 16. The State Chairman mentioned Kennedy and Fulbright may Wednesday an(j charged with il­ Rescued Five Women in Fire General Workers Federation had of the kind a magician ml|ffit • broken .sizes, regular, long, short and several prospective candidates for bold a news conference late in legal pcmesalon ef narcotics and criticized the King for remaining use." solids. .the day after their talk's at the drags, as the accused group left a in Spain during the crisis. a children’s slack and coat sets, 3 to 6x. stout. governor, including John AIsop When the bag was opened President-elect’s seashore home. ladies room of a Silas Deane High­ Near the heart of the capital, e of Avon, Congressman-elect Hor­ earlier an airline employe reported misses sizes 6 to 20; briefs 6 to 18; half Kennedy considered appoint­ way gsu3 station where they hkd ace Seely-Brown of Pomfret, Pres­ Certificate of Heroism demonstrators stoned a movie it contained “what looks like dyna­ sizes 14V^ to 24V^. ment of Fulbright as secretaiy of been observed administering the ident Albert N. Jorgensen of tike tlieater advertising newsreels of mite and some old - fashioBed state,'4»it'«ar.U«»4hMHPV»ith pass­ drugs to each other with, hypodac-. -UnlveiW tjr^of Comteetientr"EdwilaiiUS tthB sovereign’s wedding on Dec. matches that have t 3n altered, ed him over In favor of Dean mic needles, police said. r. "Ted" BlMr of Fairfield. Rep. 16. by adding sulphur, arid what ap­ Rusk, head o f the Rockefeller The large variety of drags was To Manchester Student The demonstrators stayed clear peared like wires.” Foundation. contained In a physician’s bag, of Brussel’s neutral zone, where ENTIRE STOCK JUST II...YOUNG MEN'S FAMOUS In Washington yesterday, Ful­ stolen from a Bristol doctor. Bris­ heavily armed police riot squads There was no immediate expla­ LADIES' REVERSIBLE WASH & WEAR bright was critical of some of tol Police have s6t a $5,000 bond Richard C. Morrison, 22, a Man-Adismounted calmly or continued An Increase, Fulbright said, gregational Church. He is the Morrison re-entered the building 8.90 667 Wethersfield Ave. Belgian soldiers have been recalled 28.00 would , put lagging American busi­ their journey without being mo- first scout in this area to receive a water repellent nylons and poplins 0 lambs woo! or orlon pile lined. LeopoldvUle, The Congo, Dec and, despite dense smoke that from North Atlantic Treaty Or­ le.sted, according to a report from ness at a disadvantage "In com­ Police said a citizen observed • balmacaan styling • natural or willow with reversible madras type plaids. • attached hoods, detachable hoods, helmets • solids, checks, embroidered. • loden, antelope, old gold corduroy • broken sizes 36 to 42, reg. and long, 29 (yP)—A column of rebel troops the high award. obscured hla vision, he succeeded ganization units In 'V^est Germany. from Stanleyville was reported to­ the Irish trops guarding the train. peting with our hllies,’’ the group’s activities and believing • pant entirely washable • boys’ and girls’ 3 to 6x; toddlers 2 to 4. • reversible plaid and cord vest • famous men’s nianufactarer. the acts to be questionable, notified The Eagle Scout was credited in reaching the third floor. His The soldiers joined riot police in • beautifully tailored . . . imported bone buttons, sites 6 to 18. day to have entered northern There was no report of any ac­ Fulbright added that he has no plan.s to express his views to the police. The arrest was made by Of­ by New Haven firemen with pre­ shouts failed to awaken a 24-year- guarding government buildings. Katanga and made contact there tion between the Balubas and £he President-elect on this matter un­ ficers Fred Cavanaugh and George venting tragedy by hla courageous old nurse, Miss Mary Jane Haugh, State Police reserves also were Bulletins with Baluba tribesmen fighting giiards. efforts In rescuing five women who had taken a sedative before called into the capital. President Joseph Kasavubu less Kennedy calls for them. Butt. against the separatist regime of Roosa, 42, who says he’s an In­ ’The stolen case was the property from a flaming 3-story rooming going to bed. from the AP Wires meanwhile left Leopoldville for Lu- Harmel said the over-all situa­ President Moise Tshombe. dependent in politics, will be the of Dr. Mark (Jora’, 65 Haverland house. Morrison found a bathroom, ENTIRE STOCK A United Nations report said luabourg, capital of Kasai Pro- tion showed Improvement except Treasury department’s No. 3 offi­ St., Bristol, police said. . In its account of the fire print­ soaked his handkerchief with In the big port of Antwerp, where the rebel force entered Katanga ed in its May 6 edition, the New water, bound it over his face and ENTIRE STOCK (Continued on Page Thirteen) cial as undersecretary for mone­ the strike was spreading. The port 1.AMB BORN IN A-BLAST through Kivu Province, and was tary affairs. Hq now is vice pres­ forced his way into the nurse’s Paris, Dec. 29 UF)— A Iamb approaching Kongolo, the center Plans Education Probe area has been immobilized. MEN'S & BOYS' ident of the New York Federal ropm when he heard her moans. Socialist party president Leo born beneath tbe rising miisb- of a bitter guerilla war between Weston, Dec. 29 iJP)— State Sen­ YOU Resers’e Bank in charge o f re­ He dragged her to a stairwell and Collard announced that the strike room cloud was one of the ani­ the Katanga Balubas and ator-elect John M. Lupton o f W est­ FAMOUS MAKE search. earned her from the building. will continue "until our goal is mal sunivorti of last Tuesday'a Tshombe’s police. Navy to Honor Kennedy chose Roosa after con­ on said today he would introduce News Tidbits Firemen succeeded in confining French atomic explorion In the a bill in the next at^aion of the reached.” He claimed it was Kongolo la more tnan 400 miles sultation with Secretary of the Culled from AP Wires the fire to the third .fioor, where spreading in both the north and Sahara. French authorities said OUTERWEAR Treasury-desigfnate Douglas Dil­ state legislature calling for a COULD HAVE KNOWN south of Stanleyville, where for­ it apparently started. Water and aou'th. today 1,071 small animals, Adm. Kickover lon. who Is undersecretary of state 'Blue-Ribbon Commlslon” to study smoke damaged the other two mostly mice and rats, were mer Deputy Premier Antoine education problems In tl.e state. The demonstration in Brussels & OVERCOATS in the outgoing Eisenhower ad­ floors, and damages were set at staked out at Reggane, the teat Gizeng;a has set up a Communist­ The 25th District Republican said Comedian Red Skelton, hos­ started with a mass meeting of Groton. Dec. 29 (/P) — Secretary’ ministration $3,000. A fire lieutenant was hos­ area. When research workeia leaning regime which claims to be pitalized in Hollywood since Dec. about 10,000 strikers and sympa­ of Uie Navy William B. Pranke TbV’ No’ r 2 command post in the | the commission’s job would be to pitalized when he was overcome went out to collect the animals ABOUT THIS SALE 20% OFF! The Congo’s only legal govern­ 3 for treatment of ruptured dia­ thizers in front of Socialist party will award Vice Adm. Hyman G. by .smoke, and another fireman the population had increased by ment, (Continued on Page Thirteen) phragm. goes home. . .Princess headquarters. The turnout was far Rickover the Navy’s Distinguishv (Continued on Page Two) was treated for smoke inhalation. one— the little brown and white Kivu Province, located between Mai-garet and her husband Will short of the 50,000 the party had ed Service Medal in a ceremony lamb born a few minutes after reg. 12.99 to 49.95 Stanleyville and Katanga, came fiy tourist class adward Irish air­ Morrison is at Yale under a Uni­ predicted. here aboard the^ .submarine Nau­ the blast. under Gizenga’s control over liner when they visit Ireland Sat­ versity Fellowship for graduate As brick bats, atones and steel 20^0 OFF! LAST WEEK! tilus Jan. 17, commemorating the Christmas, when rebel troops urday. . .Detroit city buses will study in physics, leading to a doc­ Overeatinff Just a Habit nuts and bolts were hurled at SHARECROPPER WOUNDED kidnqped Provincial President sixth anniversary of nuclear naval nnake kome-^oor deliveries. of torate in nuclear physics. He buses, street cars and some stores Somerville, ,Tenn.. Dec. 29 UP Jean Mlrohu anjd three of his power. New 'Year's Eve revelers from aeeks a career as an atomic which refus«|d to close In sympathy — A bullet, apparently fired from ministers. Just before the ceremony at midnight to 6 a.m. New Tear’s physlcisl. He received his bach­ reg. 45.00 to 85.00 with the strikers, the number of a passing car, wonnded a Negro 10.40 General Dynamics Corp’s Electric Day. elors degree from Princeton Uni­ The prisoners were believed en demonstrators swelled to about! today in a tent city being set op boat division. Franke and Ad­ Psychology Real Help versity In 1959. route to Stanleyville, but nothing An Air Force sergeknt who 15.000. I for evicted sharecroppers in tbia miral Rickover will take part In to has been heard of them since they staged "telephone blitz’.' last week When he graduated from Man­ During the demonstration, a { racially tense rounty. The tmllet, laying the keel of the fleet ballistic IF left Bakuvu, Kivu’s capital, under in effort to speed up his Pennsyl­ chester High School In 1966, Mor­ delegation o f strikers handed in a > caliber undetermined, ripped missile submarine Marquis de La­ vania divorce Is hospitalized w(th a heavy escort on Christmas Day. In Diet to L o ^ Weight rison ranked sixth in his class. He petition at Premier Eyskens’ of-' through a tent, part of a m at­ 36.00 fayette. using electric power sup­ an “ anxiety- reaction” . . .Sen. The rebel thrust into North Ka­ Yvas president o f the Science Club, flee repeating demands for w ith -! tress and hit Eiarly B, WIOiaBUI plied by the Nautilus reactor. Thomas Kuchel, R-Calif., says if to tanga suggested that Gizenga a member of the National Honor drawBl of proposed legislation j just below the elbow of his right ’ YOU HAD A HOUSE & HALE The power supply ^11 be used to incoming Presideht John Kennedy 39.96 now controls Kivu firmly enough Bv ALTON BI.AKESLEE P)— Israeli next month . . . A 21-year-old uni­ Noyan, Que., Dec. 29 (/P)—M n.^ Vosburgh suffered burns to his • choose any one you like! • wool suburbans (orlon pile or quilt lined; tlers at Goma, 75 miles north of certain type of clothing before wife might shop every day right operation at the hospital Taea- Prime Minister David Ben-Gurlon versity student wounded by gun­ Marjorie Vosburgh, 43, and 11 of hands in efforts to save his family YOUR NAME solids, checks, tweeds, herringbones). Bukavu, were made to crawl on eating. after she had eaten; buying foods day uncovered a blood elet aad has hinted he might resign in an shot and four, persons injured her 15 children were burned to and was taMen to the nearby home • many handwoven fine imported woolens. • clicker jackets (knit collar and cuffs, orlon hands and knees down the main Lifting a forkful of food only which must be cooked or prepared, a contusion o f the brain. Staito effort to force still another inves­ otherwise In an' anti-govenimeht death today in one o f the worst of a brother-in-law for treatment. pile and quilt lined, wools, cotton cord or street. From Bukaim and Klndu, a when your mouth Is empty. or training one’s self so that swal­ Police Sgt- Wayne Bishop aad ^ ■ tigation Into the mysterious ouster riot at Trujillir where President family tragedies in Quebec Prov- • genuine harris tweeds. dacron/cotton poplin). town in western Kivu Province, Holding forkfuls of food for a lowing, rather vjtoan chewing, be­ The dead children were: Doris, prison officials are Investigat­ WIK OR HUStANO'S NAME of fonper Defense Minister Pinhas Manuel Prado of Peru is visiting .Ince history. V o bomber jackets (waist lengrlh, knit collar came reports of European set­ while between plate and eager comes the stimulus to quarry up 19, Ray. 17, Richard, 15, PhyUis, ing the Incident. Lavon, informed sources said to­ . . . Under Secretary of the Treas­ •rhe grief-otricken mother filed • shetlands in herringbone, tweeds, checks and and cuffs, poplins, satin-back twills with tlers being seiVerely beaten. teeth—or chewing food longer. another forkful of food. 13, Katherine, 10, Audrey, 9, Bev-1 day. Phychologically, they said, eat­ ury Fred C. Schribntr Jr. oalls when she rushed back into the erley, 7, Robert, 4, Caroline, 3, Leo, plaids. orlon pile or quilted lining). A U.N. spokesman said there For alt dieters, thev suggested; BR.ANDT OPTIAUSTIO Lavon was forced out o f the ing Involves a whole chain of premature a published report that flaming small, wooden house near 1, and Dwayne, 6 r onths. ADDRESS HOW LONG e genuine suede Jackets and sport coats. was no confirmation here of re­ Establish a ritual of three meals Berlin, Dec. 29 (/P — W M i government of former Prime events or stimuli, usually per- the chairmanship of the Reptibll- this village 85 miles south' df • 36 to 44, regular, short and long. • sizes 36' to 50. ports that some 20 passengers a day, with perhaps a light snack, Gladys, 21, Is married to William j lees than 00 hours to go befOra Minister Moshe Sharett in 1955 While the chain of events varies csn National Committee la his If Montreal.- were klUSd by Balubas in a North such as milk and crackers at bed­ Maybee o f Grande Line, Que.. and an East German tComnnnist id* ■ and blamed for a "aecurity mis­ with indlvidiials, a typical chain he wants It. She had escaped with her hus­ Katanga train holdup. time. « Gertrude, 22, la married to Walter tlnuitum runs out on West Bor- ' FORMER ADDRESS HOW LONG hap.” M ilitary censorship has pre­ is going to the store, selecting and Another attempt planned to fire band, Abel, when an explosion, be­ But Information reaching U.N Control the time of meals rigidly. Lockerby at Isle La., Motte. Vt. lln’s free contacts with the West, - i vented a furthier description of paying for food, carting it home, red flares from the 6,'288-foot top lieved to have been caused by.an Irvin, 18, works ih Noyan, and ^1- headquartisrs on the incident was When the urge to eat wells up, Mayor Willy Brandt today aaw LADIES' POPLIN STORM COATS SPECIAL TABLE the incident, but. it is telieved preparing It, setting the table, sit­ (>^^ou^t Washington to naark the oil stove, rooked the little heme lan, 11, was visiting an aunt in confusing and Col. Henry Byrne, do something In which eating isn’t go grounds for falntheartodntoa Lavon was accused of ordering an ting down to the table and so feasible—take a walk, go to a centennial year of the eight-mile atx>ut 3 a.m. > Noyan. • WIFE OR HUSIAND EMPLOYED lY HOW LONG commander of the Irish U.N. con­ and pessimism. "1 have reason to attack that some diplomats said forth. movie, ride a bus, of lay a cement "Carriage Road”' to the aummit Flames ■praad'^uickly and n e Voaburgh, 63, had moved his tingent, left to Investigate on the assume,” he told a news ooafisr- ZIP-OUT LINING caused E^ryptian President Oamal The Idea is to lengthen the chain sidewalk, . . . Detroit Presbytery,’'with 110 house was burned to the graund family to Noyan, 10 miles north en.oe, "that tbe peoltlaa wi Ber­ BOYS' SKI CAPS •p o t Abdel .Nasser to get arms from o f events. . Keep food in relatively inaccea- United Presterian Churqhes, vote by the time firemen airiyed,^ o f the Quebec-Vermont border, reg. 17.99 The UJf. spokesman said aa far lin has remained tlm a dpw#e^', the Soviet Union. The longer the chain is. the sible pieces. 216 to 4 In favor ofpropoaed Mrs. Vosburgh died ' bsfoTe about two years ago. The town the numerous attemptatanaalpr- - OCCUPATION reg. 1.95.to 2.95 as was known here, only two pas- The cabinet approved a report weaker are ita effects, said Charles Avoid crash diets.’ Losing weight Merger of Presby^rlan, Methodiat, reaching the dhildrsn and her body has a population Of 500. mine It in verioua levfifik’* NeESs*. ■engera on the train were injured, by an investigating committee ef B. Ferster. Ph.D„jJohh I. Nuren- too fast produces "a level of dis- United Church o f Christ and Epis- was one of the first found by fire­ Firemen were summoned from tiators from West and three others were taken off ministers Sunday clearing Lavon berger, M.D., and Bfugene E. Levitt poeition to eat exceeding the eopal Churches . . , Fred W. Gar- men searifiilng the ruins. nearby Clarenceville. Oommualst East the train by Baluba guerrillas. OTHER CHARGE ACCOUNTS and finding that a high army of­ of the Psychiatry Department, In­ strength o f the usUal existing self- lick, who sued his w ay out o f the First reports said the fathsr Later, Fire Chief William Beer- stm ttylag to^ readh 15.88 99c About 15 passengers fled through ficer, whose name has not been diana University School of Medb control." Army because he was assigned-to had managed to save ons child, w ort looked over the ruins and said agieemeat before NcfW train windows into the Jungle when dlscloa^, probably forged a do<^- cine. but later It was artahli|a|M Miat Day. Tbe •aogHah balmaeaan staling • natural, loden, black. ‘ E at a balancad diet. Too much waaUisr ressarch, is back home in to bystandera: “rve bad 18 years SIGNATURI • wools, poplins, gabardines • solid colors. the train was held up by a crowd Eating too much is largely a bt oneme food probaMy will Increaaat Miami'looking for a Job—as a the only 'Ohildren to tbreataaed seitona o f Balubas. But oUiar paasangan m Wh * V a «r ) the In tw s tl four away from homa at tha tlma. Oft Pago they do not. AdiMfeirfiald atyling • i^zea 6 to 20. • pjjsids • checks. habit, they told the American As- latlon to eat ottaar fooda.' weatherman. I) ■ hi'-- m i- ■ ^ . ■ t