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VOL. LXXX1. NO. 57 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES-IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961 (CiMMfled AdTerttolng on Pnge SS) UN Jets Strike State News Katangan Base Roundup Kennedy Urges Labor Help ' * ' Chaplain at Yale Elisabethville, K a t a n g a,f Several bulleta hit the fuselage Answers Critics Dec. 7 (A*)—U.N. jet fighters but no serious damage was today struck at Katangan caused.) Tshombe's villa Is on one Of F reedom Ride ammunition dumps six miles of the approaches to the airport. BuildU.S. The Globemaster was one of six Trade ("Si outside Elisabethville and ex­ heavy transports carrying rein­ New Haven, Dec, 7 (A*)— plosions rocked the heart of forcements and supplies to U.N. Yale’a cbaplaih, who was ar­ the capital. forces in the Katanga capital. The rested several mbnths ago in Katangana launched another at­ report from Leopoldville said the United States agreed to the aif- Montgomcr.v, Ala., for taking tack against the U.N. headquar­ part in a “Freedom Ride," ters Just outside of the city at 11ft on condition that the trans­ daybreak after a tropical thun­ ports would be given full protec­ says there is sound historical Face Loss of Jobs derstorm brought firing to a halt tive cover. Ethiopian Sabre Jets precedent for preachers dis­ during the night. escorted the first Globemasters turbing the peace on occasion. (The U.S. embaaey In Leopold­ yesterday but It was not known in "Je-sus was the chief disturber ville said an American Air Force Leopoldville whether today's of the peace," the Rev. William S. Or Increase Exports Globemaater was fired on over flights were escorted. Coffin Jr, said last night in an Ellsahethville. and the U.S. airlift address on the campus. ■was suspended while commanders (Continued on Page Eight) He challenged the unjust people In Leopoldville and Washington who were governing society — Aliami Beach, Fla., Dec. 7 (/P)— Pre.'^ident Kennedy told Or­ consulted * on security arrange­ that's why he was crucified.” ganized Labor today it must back the effort to build up ments for the American planes. Although students, faculty, and America’.s foreign trade or face the loss of jobs. (The embassy denied making alumni of Yale have in the main In an address prepared for a convention of the AFL-CIO— any official statement that the air­ U.S.t Battle commended the university chap­ lift of equipment to U.N. forces lain for his “Freedom Ride” ex­ many of whose members have been less than enthusiastic In EUisabethvIlle had oeen ground­ perience, there has been some about some phases of his iiroposals for freer world trade__ ed, but it was understood hign Unit Rides criticism from these same groups. Kennedy stated his view bluntly; level consultations were going on .Some of his critics say Coffin In short, we are confionted with a very basic decision: as to whether It should conUnue. would accomplish more by tending Are We going to export our goods and crops—or are we going (American sources said the to his duties at home and leaving small arms firing came from the Autobahn the question of civil rights in the to export our capital and our job opportunities? Are we go­ official residence of Katanga Pres­ South to others. His speech last ing to l>e the free world’s greatest merchant trader—or mere­ ident Molse Tshombe while the Berlin, Dec. 7 (IP)—First units of night was considered an answer ly its temporary wealthiest banker?” Globemaster was coming in to an American battle group rolled to the.se criticisms. Labor elements directly affected by rising imports have ..r.i.. T , ,1 . J ..I v-nnsuanChristian mini.sieraministers navehave always land at Blllsabethvllle Airport. safely into West Berlin today af- had to decide whether their role been presenting arguments in congressional hearings for ter the Communists voiced a new was to be a “priestly" one or a even stiffer barriers kgainst the incoming flow, in contrast threat against used of the highway “prophetic” one. he .said. to the administration plan for wider discretion to negotiate Reduced Tax Seen lifeline from West Germany. The “priestly” functions, he reciprocal concessions. The 110-mlle ride down the Au­ said, include such normal church In almo.^t direct response Ken if For East Hartford tobahn came after Communist activities such as calling on those nedy took the stand that buying East Germany declared free move­ who are ill, leading worship serv­ must rise along with sales and as­ Senator Raps East Hartford, Dec. 7 (/P) — East ments of U.S. NATO troops along ices, and in other ways tending serted that “as our exports in­ the highway had never been guar­ strictly to the operation of the crease along with oUr Imports, Hartford's present tax rate of 29.9 anteed by the East Germans or church. mills stands a chance of being the Russians. , many more jobs will be created Phone Co. for reduced to 2H or 26 mills as a re­ A minister who choo.ses the pro­ than lost” sult of revaluation. Town Council ,U.S. officials in Paris comment­ phetic role, he said, points out the At another point he stated his president John W. Torpey dis­ ed' that the troops moving to Ber­ faults of society and sets a posi­ case this way: Rates Formula closed today. lin are definitely under U.S.—and tive example in an attempt to cor­ “If we cannot obtain new bar­ not NATG—control. rect them. Jesus chose this type gaining power to open up overseas Torpey said that the projection The Russians have called recent of ministry. Coffin said. markets, oup export industries 'Will Waterbury Dec, 1 up — state at this time Is “educated specula­ U.S. tests of Allied access rights "If Jes’is hadn’t bothered wither—and American labor will Sen. William J. Verri'ker, D-Wa- tion” based on statistics they now to Communist encircled West Ber­ people in high places," he said, George Meany, president of the AFI^CIO, pins an AFL-CIO convention badge on lose jobs. If American busine.ss men terbupy, enlarged today that the have at hand. lin provocations "fraught with "they would have left him alone. President addressed the Labor convention cannot compete from here for the Southern New England Telephone According to Torpe.v, it is esti­ dangerous consequences." As it was, he was so disturbing to (AP Photofax.) growing purchasing power of the Company is seeking the right to mated the budget will be increased Company E, 1st Battle Group, those governing society he was ------A Europtean Common Market, many raise rates in the future “without by *380,000 bringing East Hart­ 19th Infantry—about 200 men crucified.” more will build their plants over even the formality of applying to ford's budget to *8.5 million. Esti­ and 25 jeeps and trucks—began Coffin said the reaction that can there—and American Labor will the^ Public Utilities Commission.” mated receipts, he said, are anti­ crossing West Berlin's "Check­ be expected when direct action is Pact Indicates Calls for More New Jobs lose jobs. 3'he telephone company said cipated to increase by *310,000. point Bravo” after an uneventful taken to help Negroes in their Industry and management, he Verrikei’.s charge was, in effect, This means East Hartford will trip through East Germany. civil rights should not deter those aaid, have a responsibility to in­ "dielortion of a procedure that we have an estimated tax revenue of Soviet guards checked the com- who make such attempts. Balaguer Out crease efficiency and thus stabilize ai-e proposing.” *6,355,000 to meet anticipated “If you try to prevent segrega­ or reduce costs »nd prices. But Verriker, in a letter he sent to budget expenditures. (Oontinued on Page Twelve) tion." he said, "you are Inevitably Meany for Growth- Labor also must help, keep America all mayors, first selectmen, and going to Invite—I don't say Incite Before Dec. 31 competitive. state senators and representatives, —soma people to violence.” To that end, he said, “Labor said this fact "has received little Santo Dorrdngo, Dominican Re­ must demonstrate Its rssponsibll notice.” No Dereliction of Duty 258 to 249 public. Dec. 7 (A^ — Informed Ity In helping to keep over-all He called on these officials to sources said today a settlement has In Economic Rate wage movements In line with In­ “Join in the fight for the forgotten Hartford, Dec. 7 (/P)—The State been reached In the Dominican creases In productivity.” customer” wfien the PUC resumes Motor 'Vehicle Department's daily political crisis. Kennedy conceded there will be the public hearing on the rate In­ record of automobile fatallUes as It Ls understood the agreement Bal Harbour, Fla., Dec. 7 (iD—‘^crimination. He said that as be- crease application of the telephone of last midnight and the totals on AFL-CJIO President George lievers in democracy It was their Individual cases where workers. company Monday in Hartford. P entagon Concludes the same date last year: calls for the resignation of Pres­ duty. Industries or communities cannot ident Joaquin Balaguer before Dec. Meany. saying American workers keep their footing against Increas­ Verriker explained his claim 1960 1961 31 and installation of a provisional want jobs rather than handouts, Meany, referring to policy AFL- about future rate increases with-- Killed ...... 258 249 CIO differences, said "Frankly the ed competition. council of state to govern this is­ called today for a big increase in But he promised: “I do not in­ out PUC approval by saying It land nation seeking a new way of the nation’s economic growth appetite of some of our people for would be done by securing author­ Pearl Harbor Probe combat never ceases to amaze me;" tend to see them made victims of 130 in Walkout life after 31 years of rule by the rate. the national welfare. I do not in­ ization to raise rates for all sub­ Trujillo dynasty. Meany said In a keynote ad­ He acknowledged that AFL-CIO scribers in an area under a re­ North Haven, Dec. 7 (fl^—Work­ internal differences must be dealt tend to give them a medal and an ers who began a wildcat strike An announcement of the settle­ dress to the opening session of the empty grocery bag." grouping formula when the num­ ByXLTON O. FAY f Major attention focused on Stark yesterday at the SoundScriber ment 1s expected today. Inform­ AFL-CIO’s biennial convention with and “can’t be swept under ber of phones )n that area reaches AP M IU I^ Affairs Writer and on Klmmel and Short, the top Corp. plant have voted to stay out ants said an accord was reached that “We can’t preserve our Amer­ the rug.” But he issued an appeal As insurance against that Ken­ a pre-determined figure. Wiashlngton. \Dec. 7 (JFi—The ranking officers at the scene. until some grievances have been on main points and only some ican system unle.ss we can step that AIFL-CIO problems not be nedy said'^’he will push for meas­ ures aimed at better job oppor­ "This proposal for automatic In* Pentagon considers closed mat­ The Army removed Short from resolved. minor details are being worked up our economic growth.” exaggerated or permitted to pre­ creases, virtually at the com­ ter the question of w|w the United his command. The Navy ruled that About 130 workers, a third of over. He .said the stark fact is that vent the federation from carrying tunities for young people, retrain­ States was caught X guard at pany’s pleasure would strike at Klmmel and Stark thereafter Dense crowds packed Santo 1,350,(H)0 new jobs must be creat­ on its main objectives. ing for workers displaced by com­ the very heart of dur state’s lys- Pearl Harbor. should “not hold any position in the (Continued on Page Eight) Domingo’s m*i*h streets as word ed each year during the decade of Gov. Farris Bryant told the AFL- petition or otherwise, special job The word today—the 2(Ilh anni­ United States Navy which requires the 60 s in order to a.ssimilate the spread that an agreement was at CIO convention In a welcoming efforts in behalf of minorities, ta.x (ConUnued on Page Ten) versary of the surprise Japanese the exercise of superior judgment." hand. Many shops reopened in expanding work force. speech that Organized Labor was incentives to encourage indus­ attack—is that no more offidal In­ The possibility of court martial some business areas, but the down­ Meany also .said that in the an important force against com­ trial expansion, and stand-by au­ vestigations are expected. for the two former Hawaiian com­ town .stores remained closed on the present Cold War controversy with munism. thority for public works projects Authors continue to write books manders, Short and Kimmel, was Police Ready 10th day of a general strike that Ru.ssia American union members Bryant said Florida is going to put men to work in case of a debating the issues of that day ended when limitations for legal wa.s a key factor in the negotia­ mu.st “think of themselves first as through an Industrial revolution, recession. citizens and secondly as trade when the high command atHawail action, set by a joint resolution of tions. marked by rapid economic growth In his trade law propo.sals them­ Bidletins was surprised by the strike of 300 Congress, expired with the formal Crackdown on The volume of street traffic in­ unloni.sts.” “We have a greater obligation and a move of the .state’s citizens selves, Kennedy said, there will be planes from six Japanese carriers conclusion of hostilities. creased appreciably. "from the farm to the suburbs.” provision for adjustment assist­ Culled from AP Wires and midget submarine attacks. The Joint (Congressional Ctom- than any other segment of Amer­ Yield Violators In the streets chants of "Bal- ican .society,” Meany said, “to Meany, at another point in his ance for affected areas, businesses But the Defense Department mlttee, in its summary of findings, aguer Out” were mixed with others keynote address, said the merged and workers, and even for “tem­ foresees no more official probes in said that errors made by the Ha­ see that America is strong—strong RHODESIA GUARDS BORDER of "Uberty by Christmaa.” economically and strong mili­ AFL-CTO, although six years old, porary tariff relief.” to the Ipng and hotly debated sub­ waiian commands were "errors of Hartford. Dec. 7 (4V-State Po­ Balaguer’s health reportedly Sallsliiiry, Southern Rhodesia, lice Comsr. Leo J. Mulcahy di­ tarily.!’ ject of who. If anyone, was to judgment and not derelictions of figured In developments of the (Continued on Page Twenty-three) (Continued on Page Ten) Dec-. 7 UP—T\vo fUghta of Rho­ blame for the tragic moment of un duty.” rected his commanding officers to­ Meany aaid organized labor Is day to taka all possible steps to last 48 hours. He was reported dedicate to presendng human desian Air Force planes flew to­ readiness T^f committee reported it found exhausted and suffering from a day to Ndola, in Northern Rho- There have been eight official no evidence to support charges, acquaint the motoring public with values whereas most other U.S. the “Yield sign" law—in prepara­ mild kidney Infection. Persons organizations are dedicated to denia, to guard against the fight­ Inquiries. The first, ordered by made during hearings, that the cloee to him said he was on the ‘Tony Ducks’ Also Indicted ing in Katanga spilling over the President Franklin D. Roosevelt President, the secre.tary of state or tion for a forthcoming crackdown promoting material things. iMirder 10 miles away. The Fed­ the secretaries of war or Navy on violators of the statute. verge of collapse after the Nov. The AFL-CIO chief said that was opened only 12 days after the This action was taken, he said, 19 coup which foiled an attempt eral Defen.se Ministry said the attack and was conducted by "tricked, provoked, incited, cajoled recent improvement in the employ­ planes would stay in Ndola “un­ or coerced Japan Into attacking after a survey conducted under by two brothers of the late Gen­ ment situation is only temporary. commission headed by Supreme the dlrecUon of Capt. William A. eralissimo Rafael Trujillo to seize til the situation in Katanga Is Court Justice Owen J. Roberts this nation in order that a declara- He predicted a worsening jobs pic­ Bankruptcy Fix Tied clarified.” Gruber, head of the Traffic Di­ power. ture next winter. When that inquiry was concluded vision, showed that only 52 out the following Jan. 23 the record (Continued on Page Four) Highly placed sources said the Meany urged labor unions to MAN KILLS 2, SELF of 341 drivers checked obeyed the new government formula would step up efforts to end racial dis- and transcripts covered 2,173 law. Belton, Tex., Dec. 7 (/P)—A pages. vest a 7-man council of state with To N. Y. State Justice “When only 16 per cent of the executive and leglalative powers woman any a man who then killed the over-all subject or phases of stood as well as disregarded de­ ,9iding officer, and election of a grand jury today indicted State constituent a.ssembly would follow, Supreme Court Justice James ‘Vin­ The charge is that the object of himself, Ralph Jeffers, BeU It. Allegations and testimony at S t i 11 Possible, liberately. the reported conspiracy was to ob­ County sheriff, said. The vlctlma those hearings served ., to foster “Before a stringent program of on Aug. 16. General elections Senate Race in cent Keogh of Brooklyn on a would be held Dec. 1, with a ne'w tain suspended sentences for three were identified as Mrs. Weldon more public debate..* enforcement begins, we feel that charge of conspiring to “fix" a defendants in return for their Dunlap: her ‘20-year-old daugh­ Admiral Says the motoring public should at government to be installed Jan In November 19«, with the 26. 1963. Present Plans fraudulent bankruptcy case. ter, Miss .Marie Dunlap;' and war's end more than three months least have its memory refreshed Also indicted were Elliott Kehan- (ContiuueeKoy CiM’krell. All lived a t- passed and )vith testimony and Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Dec. 7 (/P) that it is a violation pf law to dis­ The formula Is said to exclude er, 36, a former assistant United nearby Salado, Tex. evidence from former enemy com­ —"In this missile and thermonu­ regard a yield sign. all leaders of the government par­ Washington, Dec. 7 (A^ ■— Secre­ States attorney in Brooklyn, now manders becoming available. Con­ clear age. it would be foolhardy in­ "The law states that the driver ty and of the opposition factions tary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff in pt:--ite practice, and three oth­ GUARD TO GET HERCULES V of a vehicle approaching a yield from membership in the state says he is not planning to run for gress opened a full-scale Inquiry, deed to assume that surprise at­ er men. Wlshington, Dec. 7 (IP)—Army A' 10-member joint committee tack will never be a possibility." right-of-way sign shall slow to a council. This project follows the the U.S. Senate in Connecticut, They are Sanford J. Moore. 44, Dempsey Calls speed of not- more than 10 miles general lines of that submitted but he adds that “in politics.. .the National Guard units manning Of the Senate and House, with a This warning was in a speech of 1 East Voss Ave., East Rock- air defense batteries around the battery of special counsel and ex­ prepared for delivery today by per hour, or stop if necessary, be­ iMt week by the National Civic future Is always hard to predict.” away, N.Y., a juke box company fore entering the Intersection, and Union, the foremost opposition NHRR Parley nation's cities wlU be armed perts, conducted that Inquiry, Adm. Jojm H. Sides, commander group. Ribicoff, former Democratic operator and former New York compiling mountains of testimony of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, at cere­ shall yield the right-of-way to governor of Connecticut, was ask­ City policeman. with the Nike-HercuIes mlasUe and a 492-page report. '' monies marking the 20th anni­ pedestrians and to such other Renewed left - wing activity ed yesterday to comment on wide­ Antonio Corallo, 47, of Flush­ Hartford, Dec. 1 i/P) — Gov. starting late next year, It wan "That final inquiry had the ad versary of the Japanese attack on traffic as may be necessary to spread speculation that he might ing, (Queens, a foimer Teamsters announced today. A total of 76 avoid collision. (Continued on Page Thirteen) John N. Dempsey Is planning a .Army guard units now share vantage both of material from the Pearl Harbor. seek a Senate seat next year. Union official. 4-atate meeting in New Haven to previous seven Investigations and Ceremonies were held on a plat-, "If a driver fails to heed a “You ask me the question today Dr. Robert Erdman. 43, of 600 with regular outfits the job of ’ Its own questioning of most of the form above the waters along non- yield sign and is involved In a col­ and the an.swer is 'no,' " Ribicoff ■Vy. 246th St., Riverdale, The deal with the problems of the New defending key population and in­ top men In Washington and Pearl restored "Battleship Row.” Ac­ lision with a pedestrian or another Conservative Gets said. “What the future holds I Bronx. Haven railroad. dustrial centers from air at­ Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. The evi tivity throughout Uie naval base vehicle, such collision shall be just don’t know, and after many Keogh. 56, is a brother of Rep. The trsutees of the bankrupt tack. The guard units have been ^ dence taken by the Joint Commit­ halted momentarily In memory of deemed prima facie evidence, un­ Sen. Bridges’ Seat years in politics, I know that the Eugene J. Keogh, D-N.Y. Congress­ carrier will be Invited, Dempsey armed since 1957 with the lean tee came not only from military that Black Sunday—Dec. 7, 1941. der the law, of the driver's failure future is always hard to predict. man Keough was not involved in said in his announcement yester­ powerful Nlke-AJax missile to,yield the right of way. But asked today the answer has day. which has a conventional war­ leaders but from diplomatic offi­ The ceremony was timed to co­ “The law is clear and .simple. the case. cials and records showing the dip­ incide with the exact moment— Coitcord, N. H., Dec. 7 (/P) _ to be ‘No.’ ” The defendants were accused of invitations also will go to the head. The army claims the Ajax lomatic background leading up to 7:55 a.m.—when the first Japanese It establishes a definite responsi­ Gov. Wesley Powell today named When asked to comment further trying to fix a case in Federal Dis­ governors of New York, Massachu­ can destroy any known type of bility which cannot legally or safe­ a young Conservative Republican on a possible change in his present the Japanese decision to attack planes swooped low over the bat­ ly be disregarded. It is much trict Court in Brooklyn for *35.000. setts and Rhode Island, the mayor bomber now in use. the United States. tleships lining the northeast shores to siicceed the lated Sen. Styles attitude, Ribicoff replied that he The indictment climaxed a of New York City and officials more specific in fixing responsil Bridges, R, who died at the age of would not attempt to forecast ■* The committee's report said that of Ford Island. bility for collision than almost any 63. , ■ months-long grand jury investiga­ of Westchester County, N. Y. ATTLEE GRAVELY ILL "The figures and witnesses in the Below the memorial platform for what his feelings or the situation tion ordered by Atty. Gen.’ Robert No date has been set set for the other jaw. In naming Atty. Gen. Maurice might be in the future. He said he London, Dec. 7 (4^ — Lord drama of Pearl Haibor ran the the U.S. Arizona, center of today's ‘The aggressive attitude of F. Kennedy when reports of a “fix” meeting. Attlee, former Laborite prime gamut of officials in the executive ceremonies, was the rusting hulk J. Murphy. 34, to the post, the did not believe there was any pres­ plot reached him last April- many driven in bullying their way governor said he wanted some one Dempsey said the agenda would minister of Britain, has suffered Eranch of he government,” Includ­ of the warship and the remains of into & swift tmffic flow in com* sure of time involved . in reach­ Kennedy assigned Wllllttm G, include a discussion of possible leg­ a heart attack and la bi grave ing Roosevelt, Secretary of State who shared the late Senator’s ing a. decision. Hundley, a special assistant, to 1,102 drewmen who went down with plete disregard of the mere rules philosophy of government. islation by the four states to help condition. Attlee, who wUl bo Cordell Hull. Secretary of War her. The Arizona and her crew are "I have spoken to no one in Con­ conduct the probe and gave orders restore the line to financial stabil­ of courtesy'let alone the law, will Bridges was known as an ultra- necticut about' it, or asked them 79 «n Jan. 3, was taken to Henry L. Stlmson,. Secretary of symbols of those hours when war shortly be made the target of spe­ to “let the chips fall where they ity and insure continued m rvFce. Ameraham Hospital near Lon­ the Navy Ftrank Knox, Gen George came to the United States. conservative and a spokesman for to be for me. I have a job to ^o may.” ^ Earlier this year, the four^tates cial traffic squads assigned for that wing of the party in Washing­ here and I Intend to give it all I don Tiiemlay with a stomaeb C. Marshall, Army chief of staff; South of the Arizona the old their, specific benefit.” ton. 'The Corallo named in the indict­ each voted tax relief for the rail­ ailment. His doctor aaid yester­ Adm. Harold R. Stark, chief of battleship row was vacant. But be­ can, like I always have dtone.” ment was identified as "Tony road, but this, action failed to Captain Gruber said that the Murphy, a Portsmouth attorney, Ribicoff said that he is now con­ day his condition was. serions. naval operations; Rear Adhi. Hus­ tween the flag flying above the yield sign law) which west into ef­ Ducks” Corallo, who has been (he prevent the railroad from going This morning’s bulletin from the band E. Klnunell, commander of only recent became state Attorney centrating on his cabinet job. subject of numerous criminal in­ Arizona and one )>eslde . Ford fect In 1965, "raepects the reluc­ general. He was named by Powell, into receivership under the Fed­ hospital sold “Lord Attlee kaa the Pacific Fleet, and Lt. Gen. Wal­ Island’s admtoilstraUon bulffilng— ‘T have been traveling up and vestigations In recent yeZrs. eral Act the tance of most driven to bring a Republican, to serve a one-year down tliis country very deeply Im- Bimkrupcy during auffered a heart attack ae a ter C Short, oommandlng general ' A berich warrant was issued for sumnier. oonqiUcatiaa ef hla gaetrie of the Hawaiian Department blrasnst on the Indictment (Ooi^iied ^ Page F»ar) ^ (f^ttaned on Page Tea) (Oonttnued on Page Fight) diaorder. RIa condltloa iiMalBl (Continaed oa F«g* Twelve) The other four defendanU were (Oonttnnedl CO Page Twelvc)h ~ grave.'* -- 1 ■ / * ■ v«»v I V I P A fll TWO MANCRESTEB EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTEIt, OONN« tHURSOAY, DECEMBER 7. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAT, DECEMBER 7, 1961 PAGE T B R ER D ec. 7 , 1941 Chopping Dayt Mahler Work . C o v en try Till Chrittm^B Sheinwold on Bridge Newsman Tells of Last Hours Is Performed Students Listed Symphony s d ip l b k u l e On H on or R oll \By SAVES TWCKS North M h •idw • vshmUo ^ JOHN GRUBER By AUred Sheinwold NOBTH Hie llnrt honor roll for the Cov- Of Battleship West Virginia The Ume to bet on a horse Is A A 5 HartfoM's Frits Mahler Is a •itry High School has been re-^ when he Is going to win. ThU kinsman of Austria's late Gustav iMied by Principal Francta A. simple rule would e*ve a great ^ O ^ K J 9 $ Perrottl. First honors reprtoent an (Np<«: Twenty yenre k (o todny^before he passed "ths word" that#-rector was useless. We were order­ Mahler, and h# seems determined deal of money, if horseplayers average of 92 with no grade below llie Japnaeee attacked the Ameri- the Japs were attacking. ed to the anti-aircraft gun deck, to see to it that h^a forbear's mu8|e w w THERE’S ‘SOMETHING SPECIAL’ In Pearl Harbor. John would only follow it. I don’t have M and second honors, an average In the.words of an old cliche, "It but our four guns were out of com­ Is not forgotten. Ea'bh year we are of 83 with no grade below 78. MaUieeen, now city editor of the all happened so fast . . mission because of damage on the time right now to ahow how It 10 < 1 Canlt Ste. Marie Evenlny News, treated to a major Mahler com­ works with horses, but here’s how 0 6 lit addition to the regular honor Members of the crew reacted in port side. o Q 10 « 2 roll, the names have bera listed In was a member of the crew of the accordance with their training. Abandon Ship! position during the suTsscriptlon it works with a bridge hand. 4 10 9 aeries. ^ West leads the four of hearts, the accelerated mathematica and battleship Wrat ViriflniB, hit by six The long hours of monotonous drill The order to abandon ship came torpedoes and two bombs that day. —tracking airplanes, loading guns, Personally, I think It is fine and dummy’s queen wins the first « J 10 « Blngllah courses for students In the Here Is hU vivid recollections Of shortly after. Mo.st of us went to thing. I’m glad Fritz Mahler taXes trick. You feel a bit better about * ^ A 1 S - upper two per cent of their class closing water-tight doors, manning the starboard side, \yhlch was ad- the es'ent two decades ayo.) battle stations—all paid off in the She was beached before ahe reach­ pride in his family background your contract, and now you must G 7 4 3 doing work abo've College prepara­ JacenJ to the battleship Tennessee. and that very pride makes his decide whether to go after the dia­ ♦ K J 6 4 tory level. first minutes of the attack.' We scrambled down to the armor ed the harbor entrance. By dOHN MATHESON After the attack, many of us readings of Mahler works carry no monds or the clubs to make your Nafft Bart Sorth Wirt Bi accelerated mathematica first Station at ‘Sky Port’ belt, and then into the water for end of conviction. You will hear 1 0 Pm 1 NT Paw honors. Grade 11, Barbara Bick­ GENERAL ELECTRIC contract. Bault Ste. Marie, Mich., Dec. 7 My station was "sky port,” an the short swim to Ford Island. wandered around Ford Island, in the center of the harbor. Toward as fine perfarmances of Mahler at No problem.' Tackle the ■'Ht 2N T Pm 3 NT AU FhH ford, William Zedgler, John Otilund, W'—Aa any youny sailor of 18 — anti-aircraft fire director on the The starboard side of the deck the Bushncll as you will hear any­ side of the ship where the Japanese evening, we were ordered to the that’k going to break. Opening 1 ^ — 9 4 Sharon 'White, Daniel Wenner, then or now—1 was looking for- was a strange sight. Most of the where. The average horseplayer would­ Barbara Doggart; Grade 10, Tyler aviators were making their torpedo men had removed their shoes, and Tennessee to reinforce her gun n’t use this rule. He’d cash the s-srd to a day of liberty in Hono­ run.s. It wa.s necessary to climb crews. I was asslgn-ed to a gun Last night, ‘ the W’ork in hand Devine, Suzanne Cleverdon, Sandra there the shoes were, neatly lined was Mahler’s 1st Symphony, some- king of diamonds at the second to show the hearts next. It's all lulu. and the liberty boAt was due ladders to reach this station, one on which paint was burnea Hotchkiss, Walter W a n a g e 1; up for a considerable distance Umes called the "Titan.” One trick. Then he’d get to his hand right to bid hearts first when you Grade 9, Ronald Hudak, Charles alongside any minute. of the highest on the ship. toward the bow of the West Vir­ off the barrel! because of the num­ with the king of clubs to lead an­ have two four-card suits, but bid Suddenly an alarm—we thought Torpedoes were starting to hit. would be tempted to say that it is Ixrwery and Beatrice Srama. ginia. ber of rounds fired that morn­ a remarkably fine first effort In other diamond from his hand. the suits in ranking order when a routine one—rang. It was a call It is difficult to describe how a ing. Accelerated Fhigliah, first hon- Once ashore, a boatswain formed the symphonic field and dismiss The diamonds don’t break, and you have two five-card suits. ora Grads 11, Bvbara Bickford; for the ship's fire and rescue party, torpedo shakes a battleship when it Gloomy, Eerie Place the hand collapses. , For Shelnwold'a 36-page book­ a procedure often practiced and de­ hits. It knocks a person off his feet a small boat crew to evacuate some its faults as the result of youth Grade 10, Suzaime Cleverdon, Lee NORMAN’S let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," signed to s^nd aid to another ship and throws a column of oil and ■wounded men out of one of our 16- Pearl Harbor waa a gloomy, and inexperience. How to TpII Beth Karasinsld, Kathleen Ravlln, Inch gun turrets. I was ordered eerie place that night. Smoke The fact is, however, that the How do you know In advance send 60c to Bridge Book, Man­ or ashore to meet an emergency. water up over the top of the ship. chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, Jan Blamberg, Louise Crowley; One hit when I reached the director aboard, and we rounded the bow filled the air aa ships and oil faults apparent in this early work that the diamonds are sour and Grade 9, Beatrice Srama. Second The scene was the battleship the clubs as sweet as honey? You Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. B'eat Virginia; the time. 7:515 am.; platform on the starboard side. I of the burning ship to pick up the burned. Trigger-happy describes are apparent In his later com­ honors. Grade 11, Virginia Couch, w’ounded. Most of them had suffer­ the mental attitude of that night. positions also. Passages which are can find out without rl.sk. (Copyright 1961,. General. Fea­ the day. Sunday. Dec. 7, 1941; the went skidding across the deck on tures Corp.) John Ohlund, Daniel Wenner, my bottom and into a steel shield. ed flash burns from the heat of a One of our owrn planes was shot quite noble alternate with others After cashing the king of dla- place. Pearl Harbor. mbi^ds at the second trick, follow Sharon ’White; Grade 9, Ronald With the alarm, the liberty party Looking up from the deck, 1 saw bomb hit on the turret. They were down attempting a landing;.. that are inconsequential; there is Hudak and Charles Lowery. carried out of the turret, brought The West Virginia crew was poor instrumentation followed by with the ace of diamonds. If both Curfew broke up. Sailors In our division high-level bombers overhead. They oppon4nU follow, you can give up College preparatory, first hon- were assigned to a station on the were making the bomb runs that to the side of the ship which had widely scattered. We were grad­ carefully wrought orchestration, ora Grade 11, Barbara Bickford settled to the bottom of the harbor ana so on. one diamond and make the con­ The curfew originated In the port side of the ship for this type gave them so many centerline hits ually concentrated In a shore tract wlX four diamonds, one and Virginia Couch; Grade 10, of emergency. We were to fall in on the sitting ducks below by now, and were handed over to area the following days and as­ In short, Mahler’s compositions fear of fire when most cities Suzanne Cleverdon, Lee Beth us. We covered them with canvas spade, two hearts and two clubs. and stand by. We started topside One bomb passed no more than signed to undermanned ships as are spotty and episodic, which If West has four diamonds, you were built of timber. It was the Karasinsld, Kathleen Ravlln, for our deck adjacent to the waters 200 feet. It seemed, from my battle and took them to one of the fleet they came into thvj harbor. tolling of a bell to warn inhabi­ landing areas. makes it difficult Indeed for a con­ can get to your'hand in clubs to Louise Crowley and Jan Blam­ of the harbor. station. But to this day, I can't One night a call went out for ductor to give a convincing read­ lead a diamond toward dummy’s tants to extinguish their lights berg; Grade 9, Linda Doggart, I was about to dart out onto the remember it hitting, although it About this time, the battleship volunteers for the carrier Lex­ ing of these works. Fritz Mahleh,' Jack. If East has four diamonds, and fires. Ronald Hudak and Judith 'lYes- open deck when the boatswain's killed the captain. Nevada was trying to get out of ington. My buddy, a Kentuckian, however, goes se’renely ahead, as you discover the bad break and rtiuk. mate turned around. That wild look The ship's damage knocked out the harbor and the Japanese dive stepped out, but I pulled him back though this unusual style were the Leaves Granted try the club finesse instead of con­ Second honors. Grade 11, Shar­ MOTOROU In his eyes told me this was war — the po\ver and our fire control dl- bombers had her under attack. In favor of trying for a cruiser or most natural in the world, some­ tinuing with the diamond's. on White, John Ohlund, Barbara destroyer. We evenually were as­ thing wrought with extreme logic. As I said, tackle a suit When It Doggart, William Zelgler, Daniel To 2 Teachers Is going to break. And now,' I’ll 8 Transistor signed to the cruiser Minneapolis. In consequence his performances Wenner, Adrian Groot; Grade 10, leave It to you to work out this Tliomas Brainard, Susan Potter, And five months later, we were give cohesiveness to works that Appointment of an elementary simple rule for horses and the PORTABLE pulling some of our former West are actually disparate, and lend teacher and two requests for leaves Carrol Baker-Jamea Shegeto Carol Shirsihac, Carol Bowman, stock market. I’ve done my share Tyler Devine, Janet Korher, Bar­ Virginia shipmates out of the meaning to passages that are real­ of absence were approved by the Daily Question “ A BRIDGE TO THE SUN” RADIO coral rea when the "Lex" wa» ly trivial. More power to him! I board of education last night. Partner opens with one dia­ 1:30-6:30-10:05 bara Couch, Deborah McKusick, sunk in that battle. should like to see the OKhestra The new teacher is Miss Nancy mond, and the next player passes. — Also — Stephen Jamattus, Daniel Storrs, Twenty years later, it Is stlu record one of the larger sympho­ E. Jensen, who will teach Grade 3 You hold: Spades—Q 9 7 4 2; Richard Boone-G«o. Hamilton Walter Wanagel, Donna Gould, W IN i W ra p . a tough story to write. Every­ nies, SO that his readings of this at 'Verplanck School. A practice Hearts—K J 9 4 3; Diamonds—6; “A niUNDER OF DRUMS” Patricia Zagorskl, Carol Kicking, General Electric Around thing that happened personally re­ controversial composer become teacher at Waddell School, she will Clubs—10 9. What do you say? 3:30-8:30 William Hoffman, Patricia O’Brien and Orlo Smith. Laotfiar Cos* mains as vivid as last night's known to a wider audience. As it receive a bachelor's degree from Answer; Bid one spade. Unless SUNDAY: "THE MASK” technicolor movie. But it doesn't is, they have only recorded a rath­ the University of Hartford in Janu­ partner raises spades you intend Grade 9, Charles Lowery, Louis seem to come out that way in er small, early work. ary. Gergler, Judith Sanborn, Beatrice Srams, George Jacquemln, Cath­ y Gift-Priced black and- white Hire this. The symphony occupied the first Leaves of absence were granted MANCHESTER MILLS to Urllch Eschholz, a mathemayes erine Solenski, Forster Grant, half of the program, and during Mary Jane Miner, Marcus Tilton, At Normon's the intermission we had ample op­ teacher at Manchester High School, SHARPENER Columbia for the 1962-63 school year to com­ Roaemary Belardino, James portunity to gaze at the n e w plete requirements for a master's Hughes, Albert Landry, Peggy V. stage enclosure for the orchestra, degree at the University of Con­ Borrows, Devora Cole, Susan School Continues on view for the first time last necticut; and to Mrs. Mary Gum- Maheu, Roger Bell, John Burr. night Aesthetically It is a con- moe, a Grade 2 teacher at Buckley Karen Groot, Lorraine Helms, FOR USE BY THE » 3 9 “ DISCOUNT WORLD siderabl's Improvement over the Linda Mortensen, Russell Scars, School, for maternity reasons. Student Teachers old one.' RoeeAnn Bilodeau Howard Cole, S11 EAST MIDDLE TFKE. • Mf 9^1507 Following Intermission, Ward GET SHELTER OONTBACf Susan Crane, Robert Frankland, WHOLE FAMILY Horace W. Porter School will Davenny tackled the 1st Plano Washington, Dec. 7 (JF> — New June LltUe. William Michaud, — FREE PARKING — continue to cooperate with the Concerto by Brahms. Let us draw England Survey Service, Inc., of James Normandin, Benitta Plaster student teacher training program the curtain of charity ovei' his Boston has been awarded a con­ and Christine Yama, The honor roll for the business the board of education has an­ performance. tract for a fallout shelter survey FIRST NEW .« OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. In nln-e Massachusetts communi­ course includes; Second honors. nounced. Two senior students I W iU e r k Grade 11, Judith Carr, Diane San­ FI-ORDIA DROUGHT COSTLY ties by army engineers. CORNING. la MONDAY THRU SATURDAY from the University of Connecti­ Lakeland, Fla., Dec. 7 (;P) — A The survey will be conducted in QooTffoq^ JS oug CbUStOBK/motl toro, Carol Charland, Ann Lovell, Carol Murdock; Grade 10, Julianne cut are presently practice teach­ record-shattering drought has cost Haverhill, Newburyport, Glouces­ y A yVrm NEW STAINLESS WARE ing in Columbia and will complete LaPolnte, Gloria Dubord, Patricia USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Florida citrus growers JlO million ter, Amesbury, Georgetown, Met­ Rose. eight weeks training. to 212 million for irrigation in the huen, North Andover and Andover. BLENDER 2>/2 QUART Miss Dorothy Demlng of Nor­ past six months. And Florida The honor roll for Grade 8: First Sl.OO WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE! walk is working under Richard honors, FYed Mlnlcuccl and Rich­ Citrus Mutual said yesterday that LMUI ard Papanos; second honors, Pa­ BUFFET Curland in the Grade S and Miss no relief is in sight. Diane Naktenis of Manchester, tricia Sherman, David Storrs, STEEL Tree damage has been negligible AT7?f£- CCNtSJl-pHOMBWS-glZS under Mrs. Mercedes FTior in Robin Potter, Janet Schultheiss, S. SERVER throughout the state's citrus belt. Donald Storra, Susan Welles. Pris­ Grade 6. Robert W. Rutledge, executive DESIGN IN GIRLS' BLAZERS cilla Heck, Donna Sanborn, ' Paul The board has Umited this pro­ \1ce president of Mutual said the FOR A PERFECT DINNER gram to two students for the pres­ Sat. 1 pun.: Alias Jesse James Savastano, Robert Adamclk Gail GiftwPricod drought has hsd no immediate ef­ “ Sea Chase’’ — Stooges Billingham, Janice Gould, Andrea ent. George Patros, principal, fect on the volume-price relation­ and DELIGHTFUL COCKTAIL I E said he felt the value of the pro­ Mullen, Carolyn Trask, Mark Chap- COFFEE MAKER ship, but could very well have an At Norman's $ 4 - 7 7 gram Is two-way. The students pelle, Denise Benoit, Sharon Ken- A influence later. THIS IS THE PLACE nerson, Jean Morlarty, Barbara bring to the school much in new BAKER. ^ 23 YEARS materials since they have access to White, Ronald Newonan and Arthur f j much more In the field than the BRIDGE Thompson. COUNTS THE CUPS! $JQ.95 average school ha-s. and can draw ' Phone MI S-7832' Grade 7, first honors Diane i wool. Charcoal gray. Sires from state facilities. STANLEY WARNER Buscaglla and Sally Scoville; sec­ ond honors, KenneUi Morgan Ann 7 to 12. Car Ta.xes Delinquent 6:15-10:20 8:10 W/2 INCHES HIGH Come In and Let Tax Collector Laura L. Squier "Dine in Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" Roy. Cheryl Feuerman, Kathleen i ha.s sent to the State Motor Ve­ “ THE MASK” Glesecke, Cathleen McLain, Karen STATED Benoit, Linda Bronowitz, Natalie hicle Department, the names of 5 pjn. cont. Shown at 6:05-8:40 Sun: “ Tammy Tell Me True” General Electric 48 car owners who have not yet Hladky, Peter Poucel, Terrl-Ellen ir S LIGHT -6 LBS. I Us Show You The GIRLS* paid property taxes due on the SPtNCfP ffiiiNK Anderson, Linda Brown, Thomas c 82 cars owned by them. PYQUAUC INN Lowery, Theresa Carpenter, Donna Llnderson, Jolinda Wilks, Dexene I These people have been notified Woodman, Frederick Young, Carol ir S MORE POWERFUL DRESSES •• i I , I by Mrs. Squier that they will be TRACV.JINATRA 161 MAIN ST.. WETHERSFIELD, CONN. TOASTER-OVEN 6 New Features! REOINA •t ,i I • unable to obtain new registrations Conkllng, Patricia Fogg, John IklilimUR W . Howland, Kathleen Mahr, Thomas m£ s M I I • ELEKTRIG 100%- cotton wash ’n wear, until taxes on cars owned by them I •"Jaw* F# •*^jaF« 'e are paid. Partial pa>ments on Papanos, Cynthia Squires', Michael 100% acrylic highland plaid. ft I >1 • Dancing Boardman, Peter Hoffman, Paula motor vehicle ta.xes are not legal, BROOM One and two piece. Sizes 1 to 14. Knapp. Sharon Pierce, Alan so the entire tax mu.st be paid. SMORGASBORD Schmidt, Linda Shafer, Merrilyn The total amount due the town Siwek, Nancy Kristoff, Jean La- of Columbia Is J 1,361.79 of which lU L . A Feature Mond and Terrance Treschuk. G ifN P rico d 159.64 Is interest. GARDEN WEDNESDAY Mrs. Squier requests prompt lom iM BnnKiw Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ M C M /f GENERAL ELECTRIC At Norman's payment in order that she may SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. have time to clear with the Mo­ RESTAURANT THE HOME OF entry correspondent, F. Pauline I PLUS AT 7:00 PJ«. | SUNDAY, S to 9^ P.M. little, telephone Pilgrim 2-62S1. GIRLS' tor Vehicle Department and In so 840 MAIN ST. GOOD FOOD Values to $5.99 doing save the taxpayers any un­ Downtown Manchester pleasant and unneces.sary delay in $ 0 4 9 5 LEOTARD TIGHTS I wnuwES LUNCHEONS served 11:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. $1.25 up Hebron registering their cars. No)^ A New Appearance! Republican Women FLOOR POLISHER - n . 4 7 The Women'.s Republican Club of PASSPORT DINNERS served 5 P.M. to 0 P.M. $2.75 up Two’^Groups Sell eiRLS’ PAflTIES PRG. U FOR $ 1 ^ 9 Columbia ha.s chosen Mrs. La- "John Paul // Gift packaged. All run-resietant acetate. Beautifully trim­ Proportioned to fit. Red. Vergne H Williams, Mr.s. Donald TO CHINA, DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS 12 Noon to 9 p .m . med. Sizes 4 to 14. green. light gold, blue, black. Caufield Jr., Mrs. Donald Cau- Tno Christmas Trees I 0*^04 7Q ] Stretch nvlon Sizes 6 to 7, field Sr.. Mrs. Wallace Lohr and OTHERS-^kg. S tor 81c 8 to 10, 12 to 14. Mrs. Arthur Quinby Jr. as a nom Christmas trees are available SUNDAY: "THE MASK" and DANCING EVERY SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT— WHARFSIDE DINNER CORD REEL inating committee. They will pre­ from two town groups this year. sent a slate of five officers - for “ THE PLUNDERERS” THURS., PRL. SAT. The Pilgrim Followship of the AUTOMATIC « election at the January meeting. CLOSED Congregational Church will be sell­ The December meeting will be TEL. JA 9-9463 ing trees at the Hebron church H1-H LADIES' omitted. MONDAYS AMPLE PARKING and at P. John Perham’s gas sta­ LADIB' Mrs. John Dllworth and Mrs. tion in Amston. 4-SPEEO Fred Klemark have been appoint­ Orders may still be placed with ed auditors to report at the Jan­ the Amston Lake Fire . Depart­ ROBES aANNEL GOWNS uary meeting. SPECIAL ment. A public sale of trees 'will RECORD Hostesses for the evening were be held Dec. 11. and PAJAMAS Mrs William Burnham, Mrs. .Represents School PLAYER $ 9 . 8 4 George Pederson and Mrs. Allan Horace W. Sellers, a teacher In C. Robinson. $ 1-00 The Co-‘Weds of Center Church Glastonbury, represented that $ 1 . 8 7 In January, a pot luck and a town at the 12th annual conser­ A touch of G IfN P rie td Quilted, 100% acetate. Hand social hour will be combined with vation conference at Waverly Inn waahable or novelty textured the business session, and new Present In Cheshire. Monday. IT even At Norman's members will be Introduced. Mrs. Church Notes your toe — ,100% cordorette. Sizes 12 to 100% cotton flannelette. As­ 20, 38 to 46. Donald Tuttle and Mrs. Laura The adult membership class of CLEANS 7 sorted styles and colobs. Slzea Squier will head the supper com­ WARREN MILLER’S the Congregational Church will OTHERS to $7.47 34 to 40. mittee. meet today at 8 p.m.. In the Smith- the cord RUGS! $ 3 3 . 9 9 Gellert Lounge. The Rev. John • ae e e e a A ee e ea n e a a * Manchester Evening Herald Co­ FISH FRY N. Cross Is Instructor. lumbia correspondent. Mrs. Don­ (ALL YOU CAN EAT) Hie choir will rehearse at 8 p. disappears! ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy m. today. ' More voices are need­ and, every attadMOMrt SNAPS ONI 8-84S5. •’ “Swiniin’ Skis” Fritd Fish L«fnon Wedq* ed for the special Christmas music U M E S ’ . programs. These Work-Sdying Features at LADIES’ PETTICOAT Pliny Described Opal FfMch Fri«d Potatoes C o lcsiw TTie church school’s Christmas JERSEY BUHISES Freshly Baked Roils cmd Butter program will be held Dec. 15 at N o Extra Cost... and PANTY SET Rome—One of the finest de­ 7;30 p.m. and Is open to all. 80% orlon acrylic, 20% wool, scriptions of the opal was writ­ The Pilgfrim Fellowship re­ ★ SELF-STORING CORD—The cord winds itself inside the REGINA guaranteed washable in ma- 3-piece set, petticoat with 2 ten nearly 2,000 years ago by EVERY FRIDAY hearsed Christmas carols at Its cleaner—out of sight in four seconds. ger^ta, blue, white, tan, or­ $ 0 8 4 pairs matching panties. $1.87 t the author, Pliny, who saw in this last meeeting and saw a movie of ELEKTRIG chid and black. Sizes 32 to WlftUL green and beige. gem "the living fire of the ruby, Friday, last year’s trip to New Hampshire. ★ “STEER EASY” WHEEL— Follows you at a touch with­ 38. S-M-I^ the glorious purple of the ame- 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. News Notes out bumping into furniture. thy.st, the green sea of the em­ Cub Scout Pack 28 will meet “SHOE erald—all glittering In an in­ ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at' Hebron’s ★ DOUBLE-ACTION BRUSH— Cuts cleaning strokes in credible light." Dec. 15,1961 elementary school. Parents are half. Adjusts automatically for rugs on floors. B o r urged to attend. OOUPUE BOUND, ROBBED CO CKTA ILS sATu^roa Mrs. William W. Hammond waa Polisiits and Boston, Doe. 7 — An East hostess to the Hebron Contract 1 PRICED AS ONLY BOYS’ HEN’S Bostoo eoupls wars tied up in thsir 8:15 P.M. Bridge Club at her home Monday Cteons home aarly today by Guas maalcad evening. & HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS BANLON POLOS gunmen who robbed them of 2400 in oaMi and |600 ia jeweiyy. M m AM jom ioiil) Hsnoheeter Evening Herald He­ GAfNPrieod Rlnaldo D’Amico, 60, a baker, bron oorrertmndent, Mlse Snsaa B. $J-87 and hia wife, Arlene, 64, of 154 St. ‘‘Landmark for Hungry Pendleton, telephone ACademy A t Noraion'* $ 3 ^ 4 8-S464. NORMAN'S Andrew Rd. were met as they re­ Americans” MaMhwIir High School Audliorlum turned home and threatened with a knife and Shotgun. On Tolland Turnpike MIGHTY BPKINOa 100% eettee ia gray and wUta. Rises < Short slssvs, I button plscket In blue, red. "STUDENTS 75c— ADULTS 11.25 Hot springs National Park, In to 14. A son, Rlnaldo, 15, slept through­ brown, gray, green and black. 8-M-L. out the robbery. Vi Mila Off Oakland 8 t TIGRIS AVAILABLE AT NASSIFF ARMS Arkansas, has 47 thermal springs Your Friendly "Merry Christmas" Store DAmioo released himself tai OR FROM ANY CO-WED MEMBER with a dally yield of about one W lPl 1 about an hour aad esUed poUea. million gallons with a constant tsnperatura of liS degnas. 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE

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Ma Wc HESTBR EVENINO h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, DEpEMBER 7, 1961 PAGUBIIVR [o Der^iction of Duty South Windsor Bobby Morse Learns Medical Quackery Grange Sets TV-Radio Tonight Second Oldest Profession so NEW! so THRILLING! *entagon Concludes t OPEN TONIGHT Stardom’s Drawbacks By TOM NOLAN- ^rack, this device wa* guaranteed COME SCE THE WORLD'S 1ST MOLDED BRA! IFYE’S Talk Newspaper Enterprise Assn. and By DICK KLEINER 'parents, who are not too well off- to add five inches to a person's Television Newipaper Enteiprlae Ai*ii. They had supported their parents Washington — (NEA) — "Doc- height by applying tension at chin tors gave me up and then I found and ankles. • The conman who Pearl Harbor Quiz On Denmark 6:00 Big I Theater Un progreas) Woatlar Ctreut New York— (NEA) — There’* when they were well off and they FIrat Show do Drograas) Bugs Bunny a good deal more to being a itar iupported us*(him, his brother and Eaixir of Dope and I have not had dreamed this one up eventually was ■arir Show da progrtu) W The Nelson Eamtly FRIDAY NIGHT a sick day since.” exposed as a flve-f(X)t-two midget. News 1:00 Donna Reed Bhow I, than fame and glamor. Robert sister) all our lives, so it’s a nice (Oeattaaed ti«i» T t a f 0 *e) Miss Betty Morgan, a 1961 In- Syllabua feeling for me to be able to help “I took three bottles and felt A “ Natural Eyesight Sj'stem” to Man and tha Challenge More. U dUcovering that atardom temational Farm Youth Exchange Huckloberry Hound g. Tha Bob Cummiagi Snow till 9 them.” like a new woman.” restore perfect vision. This kaleido- petBR pan Highway Patrol ■ :I0 Dr. Kildare lo, Haa its frightening side, too. Morse, whose energetic per­ The hook is baited, the line cast. scope-Ilke gadget, which massaged tkn of wmr might more ouily be (IFYB) delegate to Denmark, will 6: IS News. Sports A Weather The McCoys 8. 12. M Uloed from the Congreee.” ,.l>:2b Weathei Nows A Snorta g ’"I’m beginning to imderatand," formance in a demanding role And medical quacks, each one an the eyelids, was stamped with the be guest spe^er at the meeting of . — Show he says, "why stars put on dark expert fisherma , reel in a catch of endorsement: “ Use for eyelid exer­ Other findings by the Joint com­ Wapping Grange Tuesday at 8 p.m. Tallahasaea 7000 • :00 TV Hour of Stars causes him to lose five pounds a mittee were: 6:S0 Royal Canadian Police The bvssUgatora glasses and want to hide.” show, undoubtedly will get used to over a billion dollars a year from cise and throw away your glasses” I M H t E S S * Quotattoos fu ielehed by at-(he Commtmity House. Achievement My Three tons Since "How to Succeed In Bus­ some 25 million Americans. At a Post Office hearing, the near­ 1— The Pearl Harbor disaster Miss Morgan, who spent five News. Sports A Weather WrsstUag both the advantages and disad­ Coburn 41 MIddlebrook. too. Ski Pointers t;IO Hazel iQ. iness Without Really Trying” has vantages of stardom. But realizing The present crop of quacks — sighted promoter admitted he wore ^ a s the failure . . . of the Army months in Denmark living with five C:45 Uvening Report and Navy to Institute meaabres de­ Baak Stocks Marida g, become Broadway’s biggest hit fn that there are any disadvantages at estimated at about 100,000 by the glasses. Bid Asked families, win iUustrate her talk Huntley-Brtnklcv 10, XI 10:00 Sing Along with Mitch (C) years, Morse has become the toast recent First National Congress on A quack will g o 'to any length signed to detect an approaching with slides. During her stay, she Douglas feldwarda A all ha* been something of a shock. hostile force, to effect a state of Conn. Bank and Trust 7;00 Everglades Million Dollar Movlt of the town. The boyish looking Medical Quackery — has a long to get sound endorsements for worked with the families bn their Blue Angels Tha Great Challenge actor unquestionably is the most his product One mail-order teadinesa conunensurate with the Co...... 62H 66^ Ripcord and rich heritage. Doctors aren't ^Hiiiurd National farms and participated In Danish „ „ The Untouchables g, 10, popular performer In the most (Charles and Polly Photos) joking when they refer to quackery dentist was doing a landslide busi­ (eahsatlon that war was at hand 4-h projects. News and Weather 11:00 News. Sports and Weather RockviUe-Vernon Bank and Trust Co. 61H 65 ^ Sea Hunt go. 40 popular show. as "the world’s second oldest pro­ ness In dental plates, primarily be­ and to employ every fadiity at A graduate of the University of Million Dollar Movie 11:18 Jacs Paar Show IC) fhelr command In repelling the e'lrv Insuranoe Canlea m. gU Of course, he has been striving Engaged fession.” cause of a testimonial which quot­ Connecticut. Miss Morgan majored Uncovered Europe’s rtneet Mortes for this state of affairs for a long NT' Japanese.” Aetna Fire ...... 154 184 •7:18 The Sports Camera 11:20 Award Theater 11 TAC Open House For the record, charlatans are ed a patient as writing; "Your p H Htfd. Fire ...... 86’ i 91^ in home economics. Evening Report - Feature______40 40 time. But now he flnds that it The engagement of Mias Brenda known to have cut bo.it as early as p'ates are beautiful and fit fine.” 2— ^Virtually everyone w m sur­ The talk will be the feature of 7:30 Sentry Abroad 10. 11 :g0 Jscb E>aarPaar Show (C)(O 32 Lois Marcham to Robert Bunce National F ir e ...... 165 Blue Angela has its drawbacks. Slated Saturday 3400 B.C., when a "hair-growing” The dentist was put out of busi­ prised that the Japanese struck the Grange observance of Youth Movie_____ g______Combat g For the past few weeks, pre­ Stocks, both of Vernon, was an­ Pearl Harbor at the time she did Phoenix Fire ...... 133 148 As High Schools Match Wits 13:80:80 Nows and Weather g, go potion was devised for the Egyp­ ness though, when a postal inspec­ Night The meeting will be open cisely at 7 a.m. he and his wife nounced Nov. 24 at the annual tian Queen Ses. The recorded pre­ -n .. “ yet offleers, both In Washington l.itr and indemnity t»»«- Cos. SEE SATmoAirB rv w e e k rtiB o o u f l e t e l is t in o Tolland County' Agricultural tor forced him to produce the Aetna Casualty . . . . 150 160 to the public at 9 p.m. when Miss are awakened by a telephone call Ring Finger dance at the Virginia scription was e stimulating mix­ original letter. It had a comma W d Hawaii, were fully conscious Morgan will be introduced. from "some kook.” TTie one-sid­ Center (TAC) will hoi^ppen house Military Institute. The parents of ture of dog toes, rotten dates and ’ time I eat, they rea list this form of attack ed to bring Christmas gifts for a set pattern each day. Morse Miss Marcham is the daughter Quacks often are pictured as on Pearl Harbor by Japan was at Hftd. Steam Boiler 139 Radio 30. Tours from 6:30 to 8 an8-^9 to they fall out." Travelers ...... 1T2 patients at Norwich State Hospital has changed his telephone num­ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mar­ glib, smooth-talking sharpies. Not In addition to endorsements, least a possibility, and they were 180 Archaelogists to Hear Talk (Thli UatlBg inchidea only Uraa* ■ • w a broadoMto of 10 or 15-mlaato 10 p.m. will be conducted by six cham of Vernon Center. Her Pub'lc rtuines ber, but the calls continue. members of the Tolland Coun^ necessarily so. according to the quacks bank heavily on vague auSequately Informed of the im­ Richard Eioum of Old Saybrook leogth. Some atattono carry other ahort aowneasts.) GLOVES fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. American Medical Assn. minence of war.” Conn. Light Power 32H 34 H Every night, after his per­ Teen-age Club. warnings about unspecific ills ac­ Htfd Eieclric Ught 81 ^ will give an Illustrated lecture WDBC—ISN 11:00 News formance, he must leave via the P«TOy Stocks of Bolton Rd. “ Quacks don’t have to talk cording to AMA. Doorstep diag­ 85 H t:0U News t t 11:18 Sports Final In the hour between tours, be­ 'nie bride-elect is a 1961 gradu­ Hartford Gas Co. .. 64 60 entitled ‘'I51,uted Points from Colo­ 11:80 Starlight Serenade hy Wear-Rite stage door which is surrounded by smoothly to sell something to a nosticians — styled as "the mer­ San Diego, Calif., Dec. 7 (IP) rado” at Wood Memorial Library C:(!fr___Today • on Well Street ginning at 8 p.m., a short program ate of^^ckvllle High School and Soiiinern .New England 6:1U Sport News 1:80 Sign Off people. So far, these have been will be held at Northeast School person who believes himself des­ chants of menace" by AMA _ A San Diego man recalled today at 783 Main St., tonight at 8 6:15 Art Johnson Show WPOP—1418 fans, seeking his autograph or is a business major at Madison perately ill,’’ says one AMA spokes­ hew he mistook the wave of Japa Telephone ...... 65 58 g:05 Raynor Shines 6:00 Today In Hartford across the street from the TAC peddle cure-alls or "that tired r Miinutactcrutg Oompaale* o’clock He will speak at the meet­ f :16 Connactlcut Ballroom just wanting to look at him up College, Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. man. feeling." "subcllnlcal deficiencies’’ nese planes attacking Pearl Har­ ing of the Albert Morgan Chapter. 1:00 News a Sign Oft building. Architect Arnold Law­ Stocks, a 19w graduate of Rock­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. . 61H 65H WHAV—tig 7:uu Bob 9 a o t t close. But Morse can see that this rence and Contractor Eldrldge Quackery is an evolutionary and “ aging before your time." bor 30 years ago today for an in­ Archaeological Soclet.v of Oon 6:00 Paul Harv.ey t:00 Ray Someia ■itiiaUon is potentially dangerous. ville High Schom,' is a second class process. Instead of getting every­ coming flight of friendly BlT’s. Associated Spring . 12 14 6:30 Sound Stage U:0U Naws Yost will present the keys of the Medical societies acro-ss the Bristol Brass . . . . . 9 11 nectlcut. 8:30 Night Flight 11:10 Ray Somara ■'SomeUmes,” he says, "I'm cadet at Virginia Military Insti thing from rheumatism cures to country are jotoing hands with fed­ Kermlt A. Tyler, 48, a retired 1:00 Del Raycae ggiew building to Everett Gardner, TAC tute, Lexington Va.i and is en­ Dunham-Bush .. . - 4\ The public Is Invited to attend. 10:00 News ■cared to come out of the thea­ vlrilTty lures in just a Ixittle or eral agencies In what seems to be lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Lutheran. Women's League 12:02 Sign Oft WtNF—1188 building committee chairman. ______:v Z , Em-Hart ...... 90 95 • :00 World News ter. One of the people there might rolled in the pre-medlc^l curricu­ two of snake oil, present-day vic­ the only way to combat gadget «nd a buainees student at San ’The December meeting of the WTIC—IIM Among those who have been in­ lum. Fafnir ...... 49 53 t:U0 News, Weather A Sporta 8:10 WaU Street not have liked Finch. (’That's the tims are given their choice of a and medicine shysters — public DIefro State College, told the San Lutheran Women’s Lesgue vvill be 6.18 Showcase and Ntwa vited to attend and make a few re­ Heublein ...... 2 7 >4 30V4 6:20 Strictly Sporta name of the character he plays.) No date has been set f ^ the specific and different cure for each attention and education. Oiei^ Union this story; held Monday st 8 p.m. at the 6:30 Market Report 1:48 Lowell Tbomas And he might start swinging.” marks are Joseph Gill, state com­ wedding. disease. For example: N. B. Machine .. . . 18 20 6:48 Three Star tixtra. 4:86 Sporta missioner of agriculture; Con- all fabric-all actually “On Dec. 7, 1041, I drove to my North and Judd . Pleasant 'Valley Clubhouse. A white 7:(6 Conversation Piece 7;iq Richard Hayes and Carol Buraatt Every day's mall brings fresh An "Oxydoner" for the cure of -.14*4 16 !4 elephant bingo will be the program 7:80 CBS News Analyela problems for Bobby Morse. gressman-at-large Frank Kowal­ 4uty post at Fort Shafter's in­ Stanley Works .. 7:3ti Newi ol the World arthritis. 'This gadget, a copper disc Samoans Lack Privacy formation center near Pearl Har­ - I9H 21H for the evening. Hostesses will be 7:4.5 Governmental Service 8:00 ‘rbo World Tonight "Oh, those letters," he says. ski; (Congressman Horace Seely- Waves Preserve Milk wired to an aluminum cylinder, Veeder Root ...... 69 55 g;00 Pope Concert 8:18 Showotso and News Brewn; and W. B. Young, dean of bor from my honw 35 miles away Mrs. Preston Zimmerman. Mrs. 9:00 Nlghtbeal 13:18 Sign Off "Brr! Are they weird! And then was advertised as adding oxygen to Pago Pago—The Samoan house "On the way, I flipped on the 3UM S T S not to Doramlne Tonklnson, and Mrs. there are the letters from Jeal­ the U of C College of Agriculture. London—British technicians are the blood flow to relieve aching is a genuine stage on a stone plat­ S’. to construed as actual maiAeta The Rev. David Jaxheimer. pas­ shooting supersonic waves through n d io and got a local station play- Daniel Spencer. beth F. Harrison, main highway; ous old friends. You know, kids joints. It started to work instantly form with a thatched roof support­ Superior Developer* Inc., Oakland you went to high school with who tor of First Lutheran Church, will milk to make it stay useful longer. tag HawaUian music. There were Our Savior Lutheran Church State to G. J. Pol* et al (East when the disc was strapped to the ed by posts. On this platform fam­ will hold basketball practice at the Rd.; C. G. PrestUeo et al to E. T. write and ask for tickets to the give the invocation. After this treatment milk has been leg tutd the cylinder was dipped in BO voice Interruptions. I remem- Hartford-Sprlngfleld Rd.). ily life is carried pn without con­ hered then about a bombardment Pleasant Valley Elementary School Argo et al, lot on Paradiee Lakes; show. When you write back, po­ Refreshments will be served by frozen and kept up to 18 months cold water. » cern over the fact that everything VIorW. fir« Act ■Hot who told me that the music Sneak Attack today at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday at D. L. Skinner et al to E. W. Jacobs litely, and tell them you can 't get members of the county homemak­ without change in appearance or A ’’Pandlculator” for short peo­ can be seen by neighbors and broadcast was left on all night 10 a.m.. Junior confirmation in­ Jr. et al, Ann Rd. Manoheater Evening Herald tickets, you get a letter tock. ing groups. flavor. ple. Resembling a medieval torture passe rsby. when a flight of BIT'S was being struction will bo held at the par­ A. R. F. Builders Inc. to A. R. South Windsor correepondeat, They say you’re getting a big head Serried from San Francisco. Still Possible, sonage. Verrier et al, Saginaw St.; Marcel­ Laura Kati. telephone MltcheU or something. One of these olil 4-175S. friends wrote back and told me , "It stuck in my mind that there Hl-T Work Session la S. Belski et al to G. F. Jodice **** ‘ ' " t k u, ■ • • Wmanently.. • „ «ira. »> would be a fU ^ t of BlT'a coming Admiral Says The Wnpplng Hi-Y will meet st et al, Sullivan A va; D. H. Board- that when he got lo New York, ha the Wapping Community House man to Margaret B. Pock, one- ne was going to look me up and ^pen Tonigllt and Friday Night till 9 "ShorUy after 7 o'clock in the today from 8 to 9:30 pjn. Project half interest in property on Sulli­ knock my block off.” ^ '"<• «> e "4 '-7'*^;. ^ - t •wndng 1 was alone on duty with (Continued from Page One) of the evening will be continuation van Ave.; Burnham Estates Inc. Morse, essentially an easy-going, a telefthone operator. A -few min­ of wrork on the Nativity scene for to E. W. King et al, Croft Dr. friendly young man, is frankly « te„. „ r utes later we got a call from the less than a mile away—nearly 2,- Wapping Community Church. Burnham Estates Inc. to iWialter frightened by his sudden confron­ "«« He fabric item And W. m**™* gadar elation named Opana. The 000 men died on a Sunday morning. 8choOi6. as It is each day- et al, 153 Benedict Dr.; W. O. Meadow Rd.; J. H. Christensen to DIAL Fairfield County towns urge that The Arizona is entitled to fly the Kunzli to H. A. Hollister, Nieder- Elizabeth F. Harrison, main high­ Open Thursday Evenings to 9 Sdl fare Increases for the New flag because of its unique position w-erfer Rd.; F. A. Mikolite et al to way; E. B. Harrison Jr., to Eliza­ 1230 ^ v e n Railroad be suspended until as the only retired ship in the Navy A practical plan for its continued sUn commissioned. She Is regard­ 6 A.M. to 10 A,M. ■yerstinn goes Into effect. ed as a member'of the fleet because About 100 persons attended a her crew U aboard. Ihaetlng last night, and their re- An Invocation and hymn. "Near­ jhctlaaa to the 10 per cent com- er My God to Thee” _ long asso­ smiter fare boost proposed by WINF ciated-with sea tragedies — preced­ tlbstees of the bankrupt railroad ed Sides’ address. As he finished, a were varied. Navy chaplain, Capt Fred D. Ben­ ' The meeting was called by the nett. offered a memorial prayer Westport Commuters Association. and a band played the Navy hymn, During the . session, the com- Ekemal Father, Strong to Save.” awters and town officials pro­ Flowers were cast on the waters /" posed that a telegram be sent to o v ^ the Arizona and floral WTeaths i : : President Kennedy, urging the were arranged on the platform. ■Dspension of fare increases. C B T ’s STOCKINGS The ceremony concluded with a /A In addition, those attending the benediction, the bugler’s pjajing of mowing called for sm immediate taps, a rifle salute and a carilTlon M ora l subsidy In the interim, recessional. ■nd for a study to evaluate ail Capid transit plans for commuter Sides drew a ' paralliel between Awrvice.' America's military preparedness 'State Sen. John Lupton, H- today and a generation ago. dtlng Waston, urged the group' to em­ the unified Pacific command which phasise what he called the rail- bosses, all Army. Navy. Air Force JOad's need of relief from ex- and Marine uhij^,, "Readiness is ■easlve restrictions in labor reg- the key,” he said, "and constant Mm- ‘Blations. Lupton said subsidie