' (Ik W '^W ENTY-EIG«T iilattrliPHlgr lEppttitts ISprali FRIDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1961 ATerage Daily Net l^reaa Run For Um Week EbiM The Weather Deoember t, IM l LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY at 1:10 F.M.-SATURDAY 11:10 A.M. Foreout ot U. & VVoatlwr BurMS CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAPPING FREE and EASY 13,518 Fair and ooM toulaht. lo w la PARKING Mcnlwr of Om Audit teena. Sunday Increaalna cloodl- BareM ot Otieulutlim 2nd floor Rear of StorO neoa, not bo cold. Hlfh tai dOa. Come'For Christmas Mdnchester~^A City of Village Charm for tKo benefit of Ml 3-4123 Help for Retarded VOL. LXXXI, NO.-65 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1961 '' Children Use Our Convenient (ClaBBined Advertising on Pace 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS New Parking Lot Store Entrance Way Open Battle in Elisabethville State News J For Talks UN Forces Beating Roundup Kennedy Goes Safely On Berlin Katanga Resistance Officials Ready Paris, Dec. 16 (JP)— ^The Model Code on S&H GREEN STAMPS TONIGHT and SATURDAY way lay open today for the United States to lead the Elisabethville, K a t a n g a.ftroop* had held the tunnel and Its Space Healers Dec. 16 (JP)—United Nations approaches. W^est’s quest for a Berlin bar­ The engagement was marked by gain with the Soviet Union— troops drove into the heart of a barrage of mortar shells and the New Haven, Dec. 16 UP)— Caracas Streets ------WITH ALU CASH PURCHASES but onl.v on condition the Rus­ this capital today and were clatter of machine gun fire. Many A committee of .state and mu- DOUBLE mortar bombs fell in the streets and ' nicipal fire officials will draw sian’s make major modifica­ reported to have seized two near the post office. q niodel ordinnncp Tnr flip tions in their policy. Katangan strongpoints in Katangan troops manned mortar i lociei oininance 101 tile A high U.S. source said the re­ heavy fighting. The roar of positions around the Leopold ujC O ntlol of space healers. ] cent public statements of Soviet mortar shelling and machine Hotel, which was rapidly beconi- ILs purpose will be to prevent s Bids Latins leaders to not lend an acceptable gun fire echoed through the ing a front line in the heart of Bridgeport fire : YOUR CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS basis for neg-otiations. nearly de.serted city. , : the city. The hotel is only 30 yards ‘ t,,'’ '; 28 svhich kHled five children. | President Kennedy and British from the post office, which was de- onicials said an oil-burning To Prevent Prii.ie Minister Macmillan got the The government of this seces­ serted. .space heater was re.sponsible for I approval of the NATO foreign sionist province was said to have Dispatches from Leopoldville ministers to chart a cautious retreated to Kipushi, 30 miles to said the U.N. forces aLso launched appointed course for the West's next move. the south, or to KolwezI, 150 miles Rights Loss Kennedy and Macmillan will gan militarj' base. Camp Massart. cio.» _ .. T,” ;— meet In Bermuda Dec. 20 and 21. not answered at President Mois* Tshombe's residence. The Katangan troops appeared By .MORRI.S W. ROSENBERG They are expected to draft a di­ demoralized, though manv were i "Pac^ heater que. tion. ARROW rective that will send the V.S. (Brussels radio said Tshombe Its first meeting will be within Caracas, Venezuela. Dec. 16 was heading for Kipushi.) , still fighting desperately. It wa.< ambassador in Moscow, Llewellyn expected U.N. troops would occupy a week, according to its chairman. (VP) — President Kennedy Thompson, to see...... Soviet...... Foreign _ _ On the second day of an all-out Thomas Lvden. acting fire marshal the heart of the town if the attack of .New Haven. drove safely tht-ongh the Minister AndrerA. cV om vkt^nd j a“ ack, the 6.000-man U.N. Army continues. perhaj^ Premier Khrushchev him- *’* '* oaplured the It IS hoped the ordinance will be streets of Caracas today, hap­ self—to explore prospects of a I *^”^*‘*' • strongpoint on the Torrential rain fell on the streets adopted by Connecticut coninuini- ' pily responding to shouts of as mortar bombs dropped reg­ 4 .5 0 to compromise on Berlin. i a * , lies and thus bring about iiniform- "Viva Kennedy,” and then ularly. British Foreign Secretarv residence. The hotel it.v in llie local regulation of the voiced a warning to Latin ■Hnmp ho,.!, ir. i .-...a-., i commands one of two mam roads The UniUsi Nations ri'ported its heaters. All collar styles . . . from new, narrow cuts to the clasic favor­ Home, arritlng back in London | j^^ing south from the capital. Americans to lieware of alien toda.v, said he hoped tension over i forces also had overrun the At llie meeting there were some ites. All are mitoga tailored to fit so well they look custom- Berlin would be relieved now that : The second strongpoint to fall the Lido Hotel, an- voices raised for an outright ban .philosophies which promise Bhe NATO Council has approved fatlroad tunnel command- ''tl'er Katangan stronghold. High of the licaters. I prosperity but take away the made. Sanforized for lasting fit. Here's an Arrow shirt for the resumption of diplomaUc con- I '""ad ‘" ‘ a 'hf city Points on the outskirts used for Bridgeirort s Mayor Samuel Te- I people’s liberties. every man on your list. tacts witli the Soviet Union over from the eastern suburbs, site of mortar positions, and sniper cen- de.-co reported that 200 faulty ' ' The Prcaident was here to pro­ the di.spiited city. Irish and Swedish V-ff. force head- ters on the road from L'.N head­ healers had ben uncoyered in his mote the alliance for progress that "I think the allies are agreed i quarters, quarteis to the airport also were city in an investigation steaming ' links U.S. aid billions with a pro- wash and wear, short point collar, about the ecssential. .substantial A heavy battle between Katan- seized, from the tragic fire. The investiga- gram of Latin American self-help. WHIP elements which might form a set­ gans and the Swedi.sli ajid Irish at- The battle for Camp .Massart tion is TO per cent complete. Hi.«i welcome was warm, but permanent stays 4.50 tlement.” Lord Home said, "but of lackers had raged around the rail- was designed to i.«olate it and As Mayor Richard C. l,ee saw crowds In general were thinner cour.se we cannot tell whether a road tunnel throughout the night. , il. the problem was basically one than might have been expected. wash and wear short point non-wilt •ettleiiient will be possible until I Up to last night the Katangan j (Continued on Page Six) I of .substandard housing. He favored 1 Many were kept away, probably, by HITT . collar 4.50 we get into direct contact again ^ : tighter rontrols but said poor threatening and rainy weather and ■> ■with the Rus.sians. ; hou. ing forced people to use the ’ by the multitude .of security meas­ I heaters. ures. regular point non-wilt collar, barrel As foreign, finance and defense ; DREW mmLsters of tlie 15-nation Atlantic 73 Negroes I oiled I Lt. Thoma.s Wilson, repi-escnling The most massive show of secur­ cuffs 4.50 Alliance traveled home, a high-up the Stale Fire Marshal’s office, rec­ ity forces ever assembled for such French official unfolded the in- j ommended an ordinance that would an occasion in Venezuela guarded he "fair, reasonable, and protec- , I the President In the wake of Leftist short point non-wilt collar barrel ft-' triguing drama of the inter-allie.1 ' outbreaks of violence during the ARDEN duel over Berlin policy' played out | live without causing undue hard- I cuffs. 4.50 Courts Ban Protests ships on anyone," ! week. behind the sedate scenes of the 3- In his bullet-proof limousine the dav parle.v. | button down oxford cloth barrel U.S President drove 10 miles from SUSSEX This is the story as the French- I If inter Previetr ' Maiquetia airport along a super- cuffs 5.00V man unfolded it: ' New Haven, Dec. 16 lA’i—Con- highway and then through streets THE NEW CHRISTMAS TIE! France oppo.sed talks with the Against Racial Bias nerliciil had a preview of winter lined with skyscrapers Riis.sian.s on grounds that Khrush­ for breakfast today with tempera­ SNAP-ON and FOUR-IN-HAND fine pima cotton, snap tab collar, Thousands of troopis guarded his TABBER 5.00 chev, who niajiufactured the Berlin tures plunging far below freezing, routes and helicopters patrolled I french cuffs crisis, would see it a.s weaknes. | Litchfield recorded 3 degrees ' Overhead, successfully blanketing in fine silk* and magnificent colors About all the other allies favored Baton Rouge, La . De.-. 16 China problem "should be solved First Lady left for Veneraela • multicolored plaid 3 Persons Die held that position since Dec, I. 'At 37. Maltbie was the second to restore capital punishment m (.Ti—I'nited States prestige in the immediately and radically." on their we^end LatSs Ameri­ 1930, and had been an associate ference Thursday that in the fu­ youngest judge ever to win ap­ ture the United States may have that state. I'nitpd Nations soared today with "We are convinced,” Zorin said, can tour. justice on the state's highest court pointment to the Supreme Court. "that many who were compelled to In Fiery Crash since 1925. to rely on moi-e regular forcAs Confederate Ram Neuse, built I the stunning defeat of a Soviet- Neckwear— street floor WTien he became chief justice of while u.sing the Re.serve and Guard near ehind bars, how^ and demobilized W meet Cold War day and later run down evidence freigh't car penetrated the wall. HAT BOX ...... $20,00 He was in the forefront of the The fact that only 36 nation.s the .seating had set a prec^ent 4.99 DESIGNER N'l'LON head-on into a car going south. ever, and during several years a.s crises. However, -he later Issued which leads to arrest of three men voted for R'ed China surprised It scattered bricks and cinder AUo AviiUblo; campaign to abolish the old minor member of the State Board of Par­ ^ tem en t sat-ing he had not tl.'it would he difficult to overturn. blocks and knocked sevoal loek- One of the cars overturned and ...Air Force at Edwards Air many delegates. It w a s obvious­ WEN'S TWO-SUITCt . . . $42.50 EXECUTIVE OVERNIGHT $30.00 cotirts and replace them with the Britain voted with the United ers into a snack bar aoroso the both burst Into flames, trapping dons he advocated pa:doning an mearit to criticize the recent call­ Force Base. Calif., reports itvJigs ly les.s than antcicipated by the the occupant in each car. circuit court, an event which came occasional prisoner sen-ing a life up. and thag'ritowas the only pos­ .States on Uie two-thirds question, floor. It also crumpled a huge taddla stitching on your favorita successfully tested method of par­ United State which had sought to but -swung wiUi Russia on the pro­ • TRIM, UNCIUHERED EXTERIOR LINES Police said a third automobile to pass last Januart- after the sentence. sible collide "o^'ction at the time. achuting pilot tc safety In rocket-' block the Communists with It-s billboard advertising a Broadway necessary legislative action had "It makes for sanity in prison,’, KennedA‘'t(»)( note of re.serv- posal to seat Red China. France musical on which iM>uld be dis­ {narshmallow bag! satchels, vaga­ SALE crashed into the flaming wreck­ powered ewape rapsule. proposal making China sealing stayed with the United States • MADE WITH LIGHTWEIGHT MAGNESIUM, age of the two cars. - been taken by the 1959 General he said, “ if the pos.sibility of ;)ar- ists' mor(Ue af his Nov. 29 news tinguished the words: “ Sraasb Mrs. Ann Kerr, member of Ten­ "an Important qf^pstii^n" requiring throughout the balloting. hit." About 10 persons worn In The victims could not be identi­ Assembly. don is held out to those serving conference. He said those called a two-thirds vote for adoption. bonds and village styles, in black, V THE JET AGE METAL life tei-m.s.” don's (Jity Council, says she plans Finland, Denmark and Iceland, the concourse at the time but no DESIGNETTE '— I 5. denier dress sheers fied immediately. "He was a man of high honor up may gel out in less,than a year to take British mother.s on an in­ In polling only 36 votes, the Similarily, he spoke out for ful­ and urged them not to’ gnimble in three Scandinavian countries one was injured. • DESIGNED WITHOUT A LOCK IN SIGHT, with fine line seam., reg. 1.35 One of the cars was registered and principles, ” said Gov. John ternational tour to protest nuclear Reds actually fell more than a which have relatiofis with Peiping, ♦•III bona* casual companions for to Lawrence H. Sampler-547 Pleas­ N, Dempsey, ■■‘and his death is a ler use of probation. In recent the meantime. He also noted that weapons test . . . Got'. Nelson dozen votes short of even a sim­ YET LOCKS OPEN AT A TOUCH years, he had sert'ed as president Congies.s approved the callup last voted to seat the Communists. Fif­ NHUTA’S NOTE PUBUSBED ant St., Brockton, Maas., and an­ great loss to us all.” A. Rockefeller says In New York ple majority. Twenty Countries teen nations from Asia and Africa Vatican City. Dec. 16 (JP>— twaeds or town clothes! Maltbie was born March 10. of the Connecticut Pri.son As-socia- summer. al^.Htained from voting • RICH LININGS AND INTERIORS 3 pairs 2.95 other to Peter J. Martin, Third tion. I capital that his (oming budget will also voted for Red China. L’Osservatore Romano today St.. Attleboro, Mass. 1880, in Granby, where he still Some Republicans in Congress include $5.5 million for Staten Is­ U.S. .Ambassador .Adlai E. Stev Voting with the United States published the birthday m nttng The third car bore Ohio reg­ made his home at the time of his His honors included honorary have called attention to complaints land Research Institute on .Mental enf!on declared Uie result had re­ • 209^ GREATER PACKING AREA degrees from Tale. Hillver College were most of the countries .of that Soviet Premier Khrush­ istration plates. death. He received his hachelor’s of poor facilities at some bases Retardation . . . Ruth Miller, de- inforced Nationali-st China's long We.slern Europe. So did all the chev sent to PopO John XXIII. DAYETTE '— 15 denier seamless W'illam Does of'N orth Quincy degree from Yale in 1901. Trinity College, Elon (jollege, and and alleged failure to put the meq fendent in prejury trials o'n 13 quiz disputed right to hold its seat in Boston University. Last year he' Latin American nations except and the Pontiffs reply. Khrash- All $tyhB and talon In “open afeck" so you said' a few momenta before the He received his law degree from to work at useful jobs. show contestan»,s, receives sus­ the U.N. - , Cuba. ctaev's greeting was teted Nov. received the Yale Law School Gen. James A. Van Fleet sur- pended sentence in New York af- Stevenson said he' was ‘ grati­ tan tomploto your matthod tef at willl crash an automobile passed him the Yale Law School in 1905, was Alumqi CiUtion Award. The balloting came after two 25, the Pope’s 80th UHhday. The reg. 1-65 99<: pair veyed p number of bases and re-1 ter pleading guilty to receiving fied’’ by the outcome of the first weeks of debate marked by sharp on the southbound t o e going admitted to the ^tate bar that year, Be-sides his widow, .Mrs. Mary Soviet ambassador to Italy. I Free Initials about 95 miles an hour. and went to work in his father’s ported to Ke^nnedy this week that' help in winning $2.600 on show showdown on the seating quoa- clashes between the United States Sumen Kozyrev, delivered It to Hamlin Maltbie, he leaves a son,' morale of the guardsmen and re " ." Luggaga— second floor ^ proportioned sizes: S'/z to 10 short} “Tliere was a tremendous law firm. -1 21 tion since the Communists took and the Soviet Union. The United Archbisbop Cnrio Orano, tbo Theodore M. Maltbie of West Hart­ servista is "magnlflcenf.’’ ! Two-alarm fire sweeps women's over the China mainland fn 1949. States’ China policy also came un­ Vatican’s papal nuncio to Italy. 8'/z to I I average; 9 '/a to 11 tall- craah," ha said, " a n d two cars In 1913, the people of Granby ford: a sister, Jliss Ann L. Maltbie sent him to the Legislature as a Teague’s committee la prtmarly 1 clothing store in Holyoke, Mass., But Soviet Deputy Foreign Min­ der bitter attack from Ceylon and There are no dlpliinia^B rela­ . ■* I of Winsted; and two gamddhil- '■ ------. 1 causing damagje to adjoining ister Valerian Zor^ said the vote (Omijtaiiad 4M .Fage Ftve| Republican stats representative. dren. I several lother Aslan and African tions between S o m a t Knaeli (Condnned on Page Six) ^ stores estimated at .$150,000 (Showed . many njltions felt the nations. - the Verioan \ r •

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• ■ • ■ ' . ■ ... I .--jr ^jmrwo MAXCHESTKB EVENING HEBAU). MANCHESTB8, CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1«. 1961 UANCR&STEB EVEND^G HERALD. MANCHEiSTEB, CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16,1961 PAGE TEESSB Post Offices Columbia beef stew with assorted sand­ Heard Along Main Street Rockmlle-V ernon wiches; Tuesday — spaghetti with it And on Some of Memrhester’u Side ]Street9^ Too hamburg, buttered green beans, Open Sunday Sheinwold on Bridge Planners Approve cole slaw; Wednesday, barbequed iH iiiiiiiliilirailin H ilii . — rt- pork, buttered peas, cranberry Trying to move large mall Party Una t ^ter. It seems Utat ahe had aaked Subdivision Maps Through Way sauce, choice of mashed potatoes, volumes now pouring Into the Ih a game of charades at a party the telephone comipany to install COMMITTEE CANNOT South ticakr or buttered rice; Thursday —.tuna You'll Never Know post olfices. Postmaster Alden last night, a member of the wom­ a new chime bell for the phone. In DEFEND-PROPERLY Both aides vdoanbls The zoning and planning com- Projposed for fish Salad and egg salad grinders, Bailey has decided to conduct en’s team was given a well-known her mother's absence, as a sur­ Bjr Alfred Sheinwold miazion has approved the sub-divl- sweet pickles, potato chips. Sunday busines for the public line from President Kennedy's'-ln- NOinH How GOOD EGG NOG CAN BE prise Christmas gift. The chimes, If you have ever visited a zoo A Nona 'eion maps filed by Maxton Leszen- Vernon Elementary School: tomorrow, atigural address. meanwhile, had stopped and they 9 6 I 3 2 arer, Mre. Carlton B. Hutchins znd W erner Dr. Monday — pork In gjavy, mashed Bailey said windows will be Her team got the first word, never did find out \rtio was calling you will agree that a giraffe Is a Q -ID 9 t Luther Buell. potatoes, spinach, apple sauce; UNTIL YOU'VE TRIED . . . . open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.Vu. "Ask," in a couple of seconds. The t h ^ at 10:30 that night. Y : horse put together by a commit­ i A J 9 7 6 2 Leieenger’s has to do with prop­ Tuesday — ham and pineapple, at- the Broad St. parcel post next word, "not.” took 15 seconds, tee. The same committee must WEST EAST erty on Wells Wood Rd.; Mrs. The selectmen yesterday took mashed potatoes, creamed corn, and one of the women began "Ask action to make Werner Dr. off station and from 1 to 4 p.m. at out One Door and . . . have defended this hand in the A J ID • 3 A Q 3 2 Hutchins land on Rt. 87 near the buttered beets; Wednesday — the main post office. Station A "not to know for whom the bell At the recently opened new ad­ V 10 9 3 4 V K 7 famUlee’ former home; and Buell’e, Skinner Rd. a through street to Rt. frankfurt*. ma-shed potatoes, SHADY GLEN will remain closed. tolls. . which had the men gig­ recent European Team Champion­ 0 A O K 7 < 5 4 property on the comer of Erdoni 83. sauerkraJt, sliced carrot; Thurs­ gling. dition of W. T. Grant’s store In the ■ ship. Extension of the street, If ap­ Senice will include normal A 10 3 A Q • 3 and Lake Rds. day — ravioli, green beans, cole Parkade, two teen-aged boys were . West would probably have de­ proved at a town meeting, will service except the handling of Tlie third word, "what," took unable to obtain an Item they were SOUTH These maps are now on file In slaw; Friday — no school; dessert, • i J ■} O M DAIRY FRESH money orders. more precious seconds, and then feated the contract by leading a A A K 7 6 4 the town clerk’e office. make for a better flow of traffic milk, bread and butter served with seeking. spade, although South might still Bailey also reminded Man­ one of. the women cried out, "Ask As they left by the front en­ V A S The board Is holding regular into the new housing subdivisions all meals. chester residents there will be not what you can do for your coun­ trance and headed for the original land on his feet by returning the meetings and is making a study of springing up along the west side WWl Party Tonight no mail deliveries next Sunday try. Rather ask what your country Grant’s store they were overheard jack of diamonds at the second n r * a booklet published last year in ac­ of the Hockanum River, said Se­ Hockanum Barracks, World War and Monday, Dec. 24 and 25. can do for you." to say. "Let's go to Grant’s and trick. Sooth West Narth last cordance with a ruling from the lectman Herman G. Olson. I Veterans, and its auxiliary will IT'S DELICIOUS The post offices will be open There was much applaus^ and see if they have It.” As It happened. West trusted 1 A Pat* 2 A Psia secretary of state. This booklet, The route along Wlndaorvllle hold a Christmas party this eve- on Saturday, Dec. 23, Bailey the pantomimist sat down. It the opening bid and led a heart. ,2 NT Pan 3 A Pais " which contains a compilation of by­ Rd. from the Rockville area Is nar­ ning at 8 in the GAR rooms in the This produced the queen, king and 3 NT AH Pan GET SOME TODAY! Touritifi Show at Buckley .said, adding that letters and wasn't until several seconds later Rather Deceiving laws and ordinances of the town, row And restricts traffic to a de­ Memorial Building. Members are packages mailed on Saturday when the woman's husband said. ace of hearts at the first trick. Opening lead — ^ 3 was completed by Hubert P. Col­ gree because of the low railroad reminded to bring a gift for ex­ "C m y r>ay in Wonderland,” the *• 'Spoken like a true Republican. . couple on the way to the eoun- South cashed the king of clubs touring Rlage show of the Don are unlikely to reaih their des­ lins, former town clerk. overpass near the Rockville sewer change. All veterans of World ceremony for the show which will tinations becau.se there will not dear." that the players realized the .1“ ^ and finessed with dummy's jack The board has found that some plant entrance, said First Select­ War I, wives, or widows of vet­ Coyote Children * TTieater in Bos­ week. It was a cold night, smd they of clubs, losing to the queen. Now give the impression that you ton. will be presented in the Buck- include Herbert Herbert the clown, be any deliveries on Dec. 24 answer was a little backwards. of the ordinances concerning the man George E. Rlsley. erans, are Invited lo attend. an Indian corn-dancer, and a 12- and 25. were late for the party because it was up to East to make a re­ should always return your part­ town's planning are inadequate and ley School Auditorium Wednesday. they waited to warm up the car. turn. ner's suit. But you should have a Making possible the extension A wonderful drink jii.st Dec. 20. under tllie sponsorship of foot tall ' Friendly Giant " puppet Here Kilty, Kitty . . . others need re-writing for clarifica­ is the offer of land on the east side Mad Hat ionte.st will be held, The highway department re­ As they approached the illumina­ Heart Best good reason for switching. In this tion and interpretation. the Buckley School PTA. ted sign that fla.shes the time and case, there was no reason for East of the Hockanum b,v Malcolm W. Deaths Lust Night a.s it i.s—or a.' a ba.>e Don Coyote will be master of mth children in the audience com­ Oslroiit Jo Head ceived a call this week from a East could have defeated the They also plan to Index the pres­ Barlow of Tolland, who own.s 83 In­ peting. wearing their do-it-your- woman very disturbed about the temperature on Connecticut Bank, contract by returning a heart. This to lead spades if his partner hadn't ent regulations to make a more dustrially zoned acres there. for your own favorite eeif hats. Hats may be made of dead cat 'On her lawn. and Tnist Co. building they were would knock out dummy’s jack. thought enough of the suit to lead workable se t He wlil give the town a 50-foot- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘You Can ------Quality” ^ balloons, chicken feathers, tooth- I Merrow Masons An employe went to her home so amazed that they stopped to Declarer could run th-e clubs, but It originally. The board is also studying zon­ wlde strip through the south side Chicago — Dr. Giocchino Failla, nog recipe. pio..s. tin cans. etc. to dispase of the gruesome decora­ make sure they both saw the same ing regulations of other towns and 70, internationally known physi­ i - — thing. It read 10:19, 90 degrees: this would give him only seven Daily Question of his tract for the road. TUNE TEASERS An advance sale of tickets will Elmer H Ostrout Jr.. 422 Parker tion but when he scannsd the lawn tricks. West would get in with the Partner opens with one heart, comparing them with Columbia. Selectman Francis J. Pitkat said cist, was killed Friday In a 2-car ac­ Routes 6 & 44A be held in the .school corridor ^^^es- St will be installed as the worship­ he found no eat. 10:20, 90 degrees, etc. Edward R. Peterson Is in charge cident on an icy road near Chicago. Returning home later, they ace of diamonds to rash the resi and the next player passes. You construction of the road would open day and Wednesday at f:30 am. ful master of l.’rlel Ma.sonlc Ixidge He knocked on the door. of the hearts, thus defeating the hold; Spades — Q 3 2; Hearts— of this phase of the work. The next the door for Barlow to mark off a Failla, an expert on radiological Tickets may be bought at the door. In Merrow. at a public installa- "There's the cat" the women watched the recorder again but it meeting of the board will be held measurements at the Aigonnc Na­ had cooled down and now read ta-ib contract. K 7; Diamonds—K 7 6 5 4; Clubs number of house lots on cither side I tion Saturday. Jan. 6. at 7 ;30 p m. said, pointing to the base of a — Q 8 5. What do you say? Jan. 16 at the Marshall T. Nuhfer of it betwen Rt. 83 and the river. tional Laboratory and an Atomic lililiiillliililillllilliiililiillllillillillllllllllililllliiliillm Clarence Boyee jin the Ma.'ionic Hall. Merrow. hedge. 1:15. 30 degrees. They both agreed But East was a good commit­ home. On the board besides Nuhfer Energy Commission Consultant, that had the situation been re­ tee member. Instead of returning Answer: Bid 1 NT. The hand ta- Werner Dr. now comes to a dead West Hartford. Dec. 16 :/P>—Fu­ Other Manchester men elected The man walked toward the ob­ and Peterson are Alfred Brand, end between Skinner Rd and the retired last year from Columbia to office are George W Moberg. ject he saw there and soon realized versed It would have been more his partner suit, he tried a switch not qihie strong enough for a re­ Morris Kaplan and Carl (Toaline. University College of Physicians neral services will be held Monday 9R Forest St., senior warden: and normal. to spades. sponse of two diamonds. river. for Clarence A. Boyce, 77, retired it was a piece of turf, torn from Mrs. Arnold Sihvonen is secretary. and Surgeons where he had been W. Guy Oliver. 119 Lake St . a the lawn, and frozen into a decep­ eim. W- T«»* IW4 Wfc This didn't disma.v South. He For Sheinwold's 36-page booklet. Plnney Speaks If approved. Risley said, the se­ ENDS ; vu e president of the Hartford- past ma.ster who was re-elected as -Milk Bottles* lectmen should consider setting up a radiology professor since 1943. I Connecticut Trust Co. He died sud- tive conllguratlon, could take the top spades before "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send The new Republican State Chair­ New York - - Louis Sorin, 67, OLD-FASHIONED a tru.stee. and is also district A nursery school youngster who leading a heart to dummy. Th» 50c to Bridge Book, The Manches­ man A. Searle Plnney, speaking a separate appropriation for con­ PRIZES I denly at his home last night. A na- .deputy of the ninth Masonic Dis- regularly brings home his palnt- struction in next year's budget. A veteran character actor who.se 40- STEM WIND/NO OMEGA gave him nine tricks before to local party leaders and town ! live of Pittsfield. Mass., he or- itrlct. West. Bell Happy ter Evening Herald, Box 3318, bridge will have to be built across year career covered the Broad­ DC VILL8 4'Tiile relaxing in the living rorf.,. ihgs for parental perusal recently Town Woman Wins West had a chance to take lht» Grand Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N .i. offirials Thursday said that 1962 DIAL ; ganized the West Springfield Trust Refreshments will be served af­ offered one that set them to wor­ hall at St. Columba’s this after­ the river. way stage, movies, radio and tele­ Co . Springfield. Mass., in 1920 and ter the In.stallation. over a eup of coffee, two friends hearts. (Copyright 1961, General Fea­ Rlsley said he expects opposl vision. died Thursday. He was who had just returned from rying about the image of his Car, Other Prizes Mind you, I wouldn’t want to tures Corp.). noon. 1230 the Cargill Trust Co. In Putnam home life that he is projecting. Plnney said that under the past tlon to the proposal. seen most recently in the televi.sion in 1924. In 1926 he became presi- Christmas shopping heard chimes Pa.st experience indicates peo­ dramatization of "The Power and 6 A.M. to 10 AM. Pronunciation Guide The art works are usually A Manchester woman who ap­ two Democraltc administrations 1 dent of the West Hartford Trust ringing. the state has been plunged deep­ ple living on dead end streets op- the Glory." • Co. a position he held until the There was no one else at home labeled by the thoroughful teacher peared on a New York television By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS according to the child's instruc­ ly Into debt—the greatest debt in po.se changing them to through Hartford - - William Mills I hank merged with the Hartford- and the lady of the house went first quiz program is richer today by the history of Connecticut. .streets because of Increased traf­ Maltble, 81, retired chi’ef justice of j Connecticut Trust in 1946, He ' Gov. Lul.s Mann of Puerto Rico to the front, and then to the back tions. That helps parents from a '62 convertible, a washer and Guest Organist at New Console fic. he said. — Loo-ee.s’ Moon-Yohs' Mah-recn‘. making some blunder in interpre­ "In eight years,” he said, "we the Connecticut State Supreme WIN leaves his widow, Cora N Brown door but foimd no one there. dryer, and console color television have gone from a debt-free status A new pipe organ costing $30,000'*^ The selectmen said througti Court, died Friday. Maltbic. who I Thorton Boyce, a eon and a step- Teodoro Moscoso, Assistant ad­ Slightly bewildered, she and her tation that night warp the young­ set. STEIN CLUB DANCE streets are plowed out first dur­ ministrator of Latin America In ster's outlook on life. Mrs. John H. Bowen. 570 Wood- to Indebtedness of well over a bil­ will be dedicated at Concordia organ and piano leaching in Man­ served as chief justice of Connec­ ' son. Agency for International Develop­ friend went upstairs to search out lion dollars. chester. ing snow storms. Cars stuck in ticut for nearly 20 years, the the source of the ringing. On find­ Despite the label, further ex­ bridge St., won theise. among other TONIGHT "For the good of the state," he Lutheran Church tomorrow at 7:30 the snow on dead end streets often ment—Tay-oh-doh'-roh Mohs-Koh'- planations are often needed. 'The Senior Choir of Concordia, longest term in the state's history, I sob. ing nothing, they were dlscu.ssing prizes, during her four-day ap­ said, "we need a change of ad­ p.m, Frederic E. Wemcr, former directed by Ivan Beckwith, will prevent plowing operations until was born in Granby, Conn. Morales Carrion, former under- just what could’ have been in a This painting, however, all too pearance this week on Jan Mur­ At The VFW Post Home ministration. There are several organist of Concordia Lutheran present, "A Star Shone Out,” by there Is time to plow around the I secretary of state in Puerto Rico— cup of coffee to make them both representational, had a title which ray's "Charge Account" program, good men in the offing, all look­ Katherine K. Davis; "On This cars, or pull them out. they said. hear the bells which continued to told all. "A drill to open bottles telecast locally over NBC Channel MANCHFISTER GREEN Church, will be or^an soloist, and School Menus , Moh-rah'-less Kah-ree-ohn'- ing for the same job. We should will accompany the congregation Good Christmas Morn,” by Noble President Romulo Betancourt of ring. with ' it said. Right side up. up­ 30 at 2 p.m. Buffet Supper Served At lOi.tO P.M. be able to choose a winner.” Cain; "Lo, How a Rose E'er Bloom­ Northeast School; Monday — At this point the eldest daugh­ side down, and sideways it was, Her other prizes include three Mr. and Mrs. Plnney were sup­ for the singing of carols at the rice, hamburg and gravy, corn, : Venezuela — Roh'-Moo-Loh Beh- ceremony. ing," a 16th centurj’ German Carol; Notice THE SALVATION ARMY I tahn'-koort’. ter of the house returned home, undeniably, a picture of a cork­ dozen blouse.s, $600 worth of linens, per guests of the Republican Town "Carol of the Bells,” by Leon- peas; Tuesday — a.ssorted soups, I Caracas, capital of Venezuela— and when they told her of their screw. a movie camera and projector, Music By Lou Gagnon's Band Committee, who entertained with Built by Austin Organs, Inc., of to\1ch-Wilhousky; "Now, Bright tuna salad, egg salad and ham and WE HAVE DAILY Kah-rah'-kahs. dilemma she dissolved in laugh- A Non. electric mixer, can opener, kmfe Dancing 9 to 1—Donation $1.50 a potluck CJhristmas buffet at Yeo­ Hartford, the organ will eventually and Still." and "The Matchless pickle salad sandwiches, celery President Alberto Llera.9 Cam and scissor sharpener, clock, and mans Hall. About 40 attended. have 28 stops and 26 ranks of pipes. Morn.” by Prances Williams. and carrot sticks, cheese wedges; frying pan, and $275 in cash. At present It contains 18 ranks Wednesday—frankfurters In rolls, DBLiVERY TO THE •TAINLI68 STC8L -SUNDAY SCHOOL- argo of Colombia—A1 behr’-ton Mrs. Virginia Lewis presided Wesley R. Smith, baritone solo­ SI to lyehr'-ahs. 73 Negroes Jailed She also won an electric train, during the absence of town chair­ with two more to be installed soon. ist at Concordia, will sing "Naza­ potato .salad, macaroni and tuna S handsome thin-looking, telf-winding Bogota, capital of Colombia- a toy construction set, automobile man Elizabeth Dennis Hutchins, Six other ranks arc planned for In reth.” by (Jounod. "I Wonder as salad, baked beans, pickles; Thurs­ I4K OOLDsPiLLtO watch... perfect for dress-wear... sturdy enough for ''Reaching and T^ofhing for Christ" Bdh-goh-tah’. racing cars, telescope, microscope who left the supper early to be the console and on the chests and day — ravioli in tomato sauce, f 125 the most active sports. Water-resistant, shock-r6sisttllt. Visit A Bible-Centered Class This Week present, at the Dolphin (Jlub an­ will be added as soon as possible. I Wander," an Appalachian oarol BOLTON and chemistry lab for her children. arranged by J. J. Niles and L. H. tossed salad, buttered beans; Fri­ I4KGOLD CASE Above all, youH admire its peerless accuracy. Discover The Warmth Of Christian Fellowship Awaiting Vou. WATER R.ATES HIKED She has three sons, John, 7, James, nual vvater show In which her When the reeds are added there day — Christmas recess begins. $175 )ust set it and forget it...your natural wrist motion »:S0 A.M. 661 MAIN STREET Hartford, Dec. 16 <.'Pi - The Con­ 4. and Richard, 1, and a daughter, Knights bf Columbus daughter participates. Mrs. Lewis will be 1299 pipes, eventually 1626. Horton; and "Gesii Bambino," by Desserts, milk and sandwiches Courts Ban Protests Bethany. 6. expressed appreciation of the hard The console has 36 adjustable com­ Pietro A. Yon will be sung by OTHERS FROM powers the high-precision Omega automatic necticut Water Co. has been grant­ Mrs. Janet Sanewsky. A mixed served with all meals. AREA 8B9.B0 TO #47i Scamaster movement without any external somoe ed permission by the State Public Mrs. Bowen will be seen on the work of party members in put­ bination buttons, 4 reversibles and Maple Street School: Monday— Utilities Commis.slon to increase its show Monday to be congratulated ting Columbia back Into the Re­ 12 couplers. quartette consisting of Mrs. Janet riD. TAX INCU of power. Yours for a lifetime of proud posicssfcio.' rates retroactive to Dec. 1 Under for her winnings. The shows are publican fold in 1961 when Mrs. In tonal design the primary stress Sanewsky, Mrs. Margarets Mc­ schedules given final approval by New Year’s Eve Dance John Dllworth was elected town Mullen, Richard Gess and J. Ed­ LENOX Against Racial Bias pre-recorded. was made to achieve an instrument ward Fisher, will sing "A Joyful the PUC yesterday, the water coni- AT THE HOME clerk. satisfactory for accompaniment of 958 MAIN STREET pany will receive an additional CHESHIRE FOR KOWALSKI Christmas Events congregation hymn singing and in Christmas Song.” TUNE TEASERS PHARMACY MANCHESTER Stop In After Church S248.000 a year. The P IT turned (Conttnued from Page One) Santa's Workshop Cheshire, Dec, 16 uPj—This The annual Christmas party for the conduct of the service. Second­ Sunday For Your down schedules which would have town’s Democratic Town Commit­ SUNDAY. DECEMBER 31 children will be held in the church ary emphasis was placed on stops PERFUME MOST COSTLY 29V E. CENTER ST. Phone MI 3-2741 brought in S305.000 more. hall at St. Oolumba’s Saturday Dallas •— A new perfume ls,.on I -Ncgrowi, and Kress blocked off There are only 5 days left to tee has added its support to the necessary to support the choir and TEL. Ml 9-0896 Favorite Newspaper visit Santa's Workshop at Cen­ DANCING FRO.M 9 P.M, to 3 A.M. afternoon. soloists, and third consideration sale in Dallas for $65 an ounce. It its lunch counter. candidacy of Rep. Frank Kowalski MI’SIC BY BILL MAZUR JR. is said to be the world’s most ex­ Atilhoriud Ometa Afrney ...the Watch for s Ufttimt of Proud PoHMItM As the afternoon wore on. ter Springs Lodge. Visiting for nomination as U.S. 'senator The Christmas pageant of the was to Include stops for quiet music hours are 4 to 8 o'clock on HATS and F.AVORS—HOT Bl'FFET DINNER Sunday School at the Congrega­ for weddings, funerals, and the pensive scent. This distinction was groups of Negroes dowTitown thin­ next year. The action, taken weekday* and 1 to 5 o’clock on Thursda.v night, was announced DON.ATION $10 PER C'OUPLE tional Church will be presented communion service. The last to be formerly held by a $50-an-ounce ned out. although many continued Saturday and Sunday. yesterday after committee officials Sunday at 4 p.m. A concert by planned was the use of the organ perfume. FAST ♦ FRIENDLY to mill through the streets. conferred with Kowalski's aides. Reservations may be made at the following telephone niimhers* Windham High School Choir will in concert or recital. Although the In the evemng. .some 500 South­ So far, Kowalski is the only Dem­ JIM HOLMES BII-L MAZUR JOE ROURKE precede the pageant. aim was to produce a fine church SERVICE FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST Tow n Man Held ocrat to say he wants a chance to -MI 8-2583 MI .8-7058 .MI S-8928 instrument It will perform very ern students gathered on the cam­ MaJiohester Evening Herald, Co­ well in concert. PRIZES unseat the incumbent, Republican — — —— —— —“ JACKIE’S SPECIAL* pus and filed to a nearby Negro Prescott Bush. K. of MEMBER PRICES ON BEER and MQUOR lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald Werner has selected for his or­ church to hear speakers denounce On Check Count S EGGS, 5 STRIPS BACON. No Aleoholle Beverage to Be Brought on Premises. R. Tuttle, telephone ACadetny 8- gan solos. "Cantique de Noel,” by COOPER STREET DIAL action by city police officials. 8485. Adams; "Sheep May Safely Graze.” 1230 HOME FRIES. COFFEE...... 75c Made to order State, city and parish'»police of­ MancheaUr Police leat night ar­ and “Arioso,” by J. S. Bach; PACKAGE STORE ficers were dispatched to the cam­ rested a local man on a warrant Tomorrow—Matinee Only Tobacco Crop Totals “Christmas Medley," arranged by b A.M. to 10 A.M. pus to prevent any recurrence of ".MARINES LET’S GOl” Noble: "Pastorale” from The Mes­ 67 Cooper St., Manchester for MOTHER the demonstration.s and to see that charging him with pMsing $50 In bad checks last October in a su­ "ARMORFJI COMMAND” =C5” ' Washington, Dec. 16 (J*) — Con­ siah. by Handel: and "Triumphal FAIRWAY traffic was not interefered with. permarket here. J) . ^ necticut tobacco production this March,” by Tsnhaikowsky. Hallmark Pharmacy The meeting broke up quietly Werner is a native of Manches­ Her own beou+lful ring and the students returned to the Joseph Clarence DeFazio. 28. of year totaled 11,420,000 pounds, a WINF WEST BODDLE TURNPIKE—"Ne.\t To Stop and Shop” ter, educated in schools here, and campus. 8 Finley St., is being held under a FLOOR SHOW sharp reduction from the size of A NEW Sign of Confidence • MI 9-2861 — twin I 4K gold $1,000 bond for the fradulent iasu- the 1960 crop. attended We.stminister Choir Col­ Judge West's order was issued ing of cheeks at the Stop A Shop. ALL c o l o r : S’COPE mmm There was a harvest of 13,244.000 lege. He is a member of the Ml 3-1205— Wo Ddivtr bands ■^o symbolize in response to an appeal from W. Middle Tpke., on Oct. 19 and “FTLANCIS Susan ■join the NwVtearS ewefJnj $10 PER PERSON pounds last year. American Guild of DrganisUi. and NICK LAXZANO, Owner her marriage, joined Clemmons, Mayor-President Jack Oct. 23. DeFuio will be presented of ASSISI” Hayward (Including Tax) According to figures released the Condiictor’a Club of New York Christian and Police Chief Win­ in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, "ADA" yesterday by the Agriculture De­ CJity, and maintains studios for by her children’s birth- gate White, 2:40-6:30-10 Famous Roast Beef partment, 2,822,000 pounds of Con­ Janet’s HAT SHOP on Jan. 4. 4:30-8:20 stones. It banned unlawd/ul picketing, Dinner—Choice Of necticut valley broadleaf (type 51 ORIAT Htw run OIL congregating or marching in the DeFazio, who has been reported cigar binder) was harvested this from $27.50 .streets of Baton Rouge arid any to be in Springfield. Maas., in re­ Note: Theater will be riosed -Manhattan or Martini year. Last year the crop amount­ DivnormtNTi boycott in restraint of trade that cent ^veeks, is wanted by police after matinee tomorrow—will ed to 3,633,000 pounds. ( Jc’ud flQ ♦o*) in several other towns in the great­ reopen Sunday. Both m.ight create a public disturbance. er Hartford area on similar Hats. Favors, The harvest of type 52 cigar The state court order was issued charges, it was reported today. binder this year came to 458,000 upon presentation of a petition by Local police are investigating A MERRY CHRISTMAS Noi.se Makci’-s pounds. In 1960 the total was W. T. Grant Stores Parish Attorney R Gordon Kean TO r m c r y o n e : 665,000 pounds. irw fllfj _ J,, DeFazio's activities in these towns. NASSIFF ARMS and Disl. AUy. Sargent Pilcher The totals for type 61 cigar NO DANULNG DEC. 30 MAIN ST.—SHOPPING PARKADE 958 MAIN ST— MANCHESTER I Jr. It specifically named a number wrapper were 8,142,000 pounds of CORE leader.c. including Cox, this year and 8,946,000 pounds I Dennis and Moore. Closed Christmas Day last year. OPEN TONIGHT ^ ■FACIN’ SENTENCED HOSPITALS BAB YULE TREES and EVERY NIGHT TILL M Hartford^ Dec. 16 A 25- I 11 P ia n o 's FLN.IOY A NEW YEAR’S Providence, R. I., Dec. 16 iJP\ — Including Sat., Dec. 16 and Sat., Dec. 23 ycar-old New Britain man who FIRESIDE DINNER IN OI’R Providence hospitals have agreed HOW TO KEEP played "Fagm ' to a 13-year-old DINI.NG ROOM to go without the traditional green WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Top Notch MAmiCT RESTAURANT Christmas trees this year as a safe­ has been sentenced to a year in RESTAURANT RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON ty measure. YOUR HOME jail. Stephen W. Clines had plead­ (FORMERLY HINKEL’S) Flann’s extends the very Chief John Butler of the Fire ed guilty in Superior Court to best holiday greetings to Prevention Bureau said last night FROM GEHING charges of breaking and entering Dancing This Saturday Night Ml 3-2342 one and all! his department has banned the and larceny. The actual burglaries green trees in hospitals on the DIRTY of .New Britain stores had been TO THE MUSIC OF JOE CELL! TRIO Uieory aluminum trees serve just performed by the boy but at ^ ^ ^ ■ as well without risk to patients. Cline.s' instigation, police said. At We feature * Broiled Live Lobster He said the d . artment is receiv­ Most of the dull and dM particlei i one store the boy got J525 of which PRESCRIPTIONS WILTON’S THE HOUDAY SEASON DEPEND ON ing full coopieration from all hos­ floating through the air In your I he received $50 from Clines. Under * ScaHop Proveneol * Boked Losogne Phone MI 3-7832 pitals. home are too small to tee. Soma ' the sentence handed down yester- of them, like those that make up , day by Judge John M. Comley, SOUTH ST. COVENTRY—PI 2-7391 E.VDS TONIGHT: "BACK STREET ” At 5:40 and 9:00 tobacco amoka, are to small only ! Clines' jail term will be suspended 1 MILE FROM NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD Also "TROUBLE IN THE SKV” ’ after six months and he will be OPEN 7 DAYS—LEGAL BEVER.\GES an electron microscope can sea 9-9814WE DELIVER DARrS placed on probation foi« two years. them. These tiny particles stick to every surface, soiling, staining , «T A R T »T i FREE DELIVERY and creating daily houtecleaning We WiU DeUver Anything! Are OPEN This Creamy Rich iTMIOHrowi drudgery and piling up cleaning ARTHUR’S PINE PHARMACY and redecorating costs. Ordinary 2 P.5I. Continuous MI 8-1505 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OP ADAMS Helps keep your fiber filters do not catch thee# Mon. and Tues. "PIRATE” shown at 3:40-6:40-9:40 culprits. The Famous ‘American Legion 5 P-51. Continuous “ATLAS” shown at 2:00-5:00-8:00 burner clean os it The Honeywell Electronic Alf heats your home I Cleaner, by giving airborne pat^ ticlee an electrical charge, col­ RT-98 la the moat completely lects them much like a magnet VASTsTrrrs effective fuel oil additive in use SAT. NIGHT and EVERY Cut Your Own attracts Iron filings. In fact, the NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY ALL BErcfi: :t'! today This helps your oil Honeywell Electronic AirCleaner h TV Channel 3 or 7 6 ? burner .deliver more dean, de­ removes 10 to 12 timet more air­ CHALLENGING IBE CHRISTMAS pendable heat. You get pre­ borne dirt then an ordinary fiber ^ ★ Tony O'Brighf The Beouty and NOW IS CHANCE TO BE HEARD mium service, too. All desired filter. For relief from constant 1 AND HIS BA-ND to make home heating easy. dusting and cleaning, to cut Allure of her FIAATE Tetsa and your local independent TV technicians have been deening and redecorating bills or IBE and to cignificantly reduca tha Sister BRIGITTE! conducting a statewide technical survey. To complete this survey Call feday for ^ ★ BUFFET BY TEDFORD You know it’s fresh, be­ xve ask your help. NIGHT NEXT WEEK amount of pollen end other Irri­ tating particles, check Into tha JMUANOU BLACi: cause it’s home urown! No Made from the finest in­ y ★ LEGAL BEVERAGES losinsr needles; no fire haz­ The F.C.C. Is proposing your Channel 3 to be changed to UHF M obilheaf gredients. Our own 'select HONEYWELL ? A NOISE MAKERS BAWK ard! Select your tree now Channel 76. recipe. lUCTRONie AIR CLIANIR u n o o L and cut it later ,. . ARE YOU FOB THIS CHANGE ? } ★ BREAKFAST 2 A.M. CHANNEL 8 CHANNEL 76 WE GIVE Order from the route For complete Information, NEW YEAR neHNicoLAir N. E. Yes □ No □ Ves □ No □ GREEN STAMPS salesman or from the Goodrich Including SAT. till 9 PR. dairy. wflilAMS DIL DANCING 9:30-3:00 ^«HERE! COLOR BEHOLD! , ''Christmos NAME ...... — Do YourChristmas^^opping At One Of These Fine Stores! — SERVICE, INC. DONATION—PER COUPLE $15.00 Tmo Form" MORIARTY The mi£lttiest man ADDRESS ...... “KNOWTf FOR QUALITY NOTE: Reservations Limited To 90 Couple—Make Re8ervati6n*-JC8U The Amer- Rt. 82, West PRODUCTS and SERVICE” who ever lived! WUUngton, BROTHERS S DAIRY lean Leftion After 3 P.M.—MI 9-0171. CITY ...... M l BROAD STREET Conn. CEVniBB ST.—Phone MI 3-6430 5U 9-4M8 mile south of Ml 3-5135 “BLLTB HAWAn”-«opMANCHEROS” 41° Top Bacon Cut out and send to Ttlsa of Conn., Box 444, Meriden, Conn. Ample FBEt Parking-NO Ifeiers! Factory. 'W 3Q1-315 Center St.

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MAKCIlESTfiR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16.1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1961 ■»ii“ PAGE FIVE HUutflrRBtRr RadiwetiTlty M n er •Wonders of the Universe Bolton For all the disagreement and un­ Connecticut 3 Persons Die CtmtHtp IfRraUk certainty among experts, there Both ■V ISB are, we think, three simple, com­ Business Bodies ^ CO., m e. Storing Fuel in Space Board to See mon aenae, unaaaallable conclu­ Yankee Churches In Fiery Crash |CADCilMt*r« 25-'Y1:AI|, EMPLOIfES <^St. has been awarded a two-dla- W. T. Grant Stores TBOHA8 r Q sions wjtUak can be made about the By A. H. O. ---- w* uwva m vwvr-uaa" WALTER R. pretence of radioactive poisoning Zion Evangelical Lutheran ChnrchB St. HarthdloniBw’s Churdi iBin Cblldran'a Ckapal with tha Bov. Slx Mancheater men have joined mond emblem as an outstanding Building Data (Contlnned from Page One) MAIN ST.—SHOPPING PARKADE PubUibara F qt a Lunar Journey the Quarter Century Club of Pratt agent of National Life Insurance in the world atmosphere as the re­ Before John Alsop and Ed May Cooper and High Sia. BucMey School Auditorium Mr. Gender, aasaea follow thia Vouoded Octolxr 1. UU R«v, Paul O. Prokopy, Paator & Whitney Aircraft in East Hart­ Ck). of Vermont. were completely engulfed in sult of nuclear testing. crossed the same Rubicon togeth­ R«v. Philip Husuy, Pastor aervice. ford thia month. OPEN TONIGHT ^ < 1 7 E^otot 11 a.m. Morning Prayer with ser­ T1i« FSls PlaiMtxriiiiii vented storaga tank haa both tech­ The pin recognizes ten consecu^ For Prefabs flames.” ra And HolldayA Bhittrad They are, in order: er, and while there was atlll some 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bua Masses at 8, C:15 and 10:30 a.m. mon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Of The Franklin Institute nical and economical advantages Namea and the date for their 25- tlve years of membership in the The crash was near th-a Granite Onica at Uanchaatar Conn, aa 1. There is no amount of radia­ slight chance of peace betweeti transportation. Senior Choir. Babysittiiif nursery in over the vented tank. The acientlsta year aervice anniversaries include: The board of education urges all and EVERY NIGHT TILL aaaa Hall IfatUr. A fxvoraMa thsoretlcal study Raymond Andlsio of 14 Otis St. Street exit of the expressway at tion so small it cannot prove to be them, we observed that even the 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study. St. Bridget’a B. C, Church Children's Chapel. showing that' aupsrcold liquid pro- point out that if the fuels are to residents Interested in n6w school Including Sat., Dec. 16 and Sat., Dec. 23 a.m.. Divine worahlp; Text: be kept in storage for a long time, (Dec. 1), assistant supervisor In Blast Milton. SUBSCRIPTION RATES harmful. preliminary skirmishing between 10 R«v. Stanley E. HaatUlo 4 p.m., Chureh School Fottlval paUanta can economically be facilities to attend a special meet­ Parablt In AdvAnca Matt. 11:3-4. Theme: "Art Thou Re%'. Dennis R. Hnssey Se:trvice and Pheeant. itorsd in orbit ahould materially a severe penalty results m Ue apare parts and sales at P&WA; Fire departments from Boston, WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Oartlar them had revealed a new and William H. Hand of RFD 1, Man­ ing Wednesday at 8 at the school. Ona Tear ...... SI6.SC S23UU 2. For any individual, the chance mixed-up kind o: line-up of party He that should come, or do we look Wedntaday 6 and 10 a.m.. Holy |i6Ip apaqe scientists plan a amount of the fuel lost by evapora­ Quincy and Milton responded to Bin Montna ...... 7.75 UUU that any of this radioactivitv individuals and factions. for another?—Go and ahow!” Maasee at 7, 8, 0, 10 and 11, In Communion. Meditation followa the manned landing on tha moon. tion. They point out that the cost chester (Dec. 4), a production cost John Clotier of Hartford, a rep­ an alarm. Several ambulances and Thraa Mcmtlu ...... S.90 (:W Nursery in the parish house during the chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. 7 p.m.^ Evening Prayer’ae^ ce, ^ It haa been determined that to of the fuel in orbit Is So high that estimator in production engineer­ resentative of the Flagsum Q>. of polic-e from those three commun­ Ona Month ...... ISO IH ^ould happen to produce an un- After they had come to the ing; Philip A. McGehan of 26 Mar­ WaakiT ...... 10 ' .tt mutual conclusion that it had to this worship hour. D aily,i 7 p.m,. Evening Prayer in land a'manned vehicle directly on we cannot afford to have this fuel. that city, will show a short film, ities, state police and the Metro­ fdirtunate result, either in his own 11 a.m., Gotteadienit. the Memoriai Chapel. evaporate. Thus the closed tank shall Rd. (Dec. 8), assistant super­ be fight to the end, and Waged ClHirch of the Assumption the moon and return to the earth exhibit materials and talk about politan District Commission also MfvMBER OF health, or in that of some de­ the first great round of their bat­ Adams St. and Thompaon Rd. will nsceasttatS a garfantuan appears the best scheme for the intendent in experimental engi­ sped to the scene. THE asj’ociated press Community Baptist neering. prefabricated steel and aluminum Tha AaaocUiad Praaa la axcluaiTalT scendant, is. although real, ao re­ tle inside the membership of the Rev. Joseph Farrell, Paator Jehovah’a Witneasee Space vehicle with a takeoff orbiting fuel tanks. antIUtd li thr iiaa of rapubltcatlon of mote that it would be impractical Republican State Central Commit­ MS Eaat Center St. Rev. Francla T. Butler, Aaelstant Kingdom Ball weifht of perhaps 8 ,000,000 Radiation ProUema Also, Jacob O. Bartz of 102 buildings. The company represents all nawa diaiwtchaa cfeditad to H or tee, the validity of our early ob­ Rev. Alex H. Elseaeer, Minlatcr 191 Main St. pounds! This weight is so fan­ The problems of radiation from Walker St. (Dec. 10), pattern Butler Buildings, specialists In not otherwue credited In thia paper for him to'try to deal with It. In maker in D-35; Sherwood E. Fish, metal prefab buildings. and aiao iha Incel newa pupllahad here. servation became even more ap­ Masses at 7, 8, 9,10:15 and 11:30 tastic that it may very well be space can be taken care of by t All rifhl.a ol republlcatlon of apedal other words, for one Individual to parent . 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School for all i.m. 8 p.m.. Public Bible diacourM: that the lunar space vehicle mil of 112 Baldwin Rd. (Dec. 11), mill-i Cfiotier haa offered to answer ages. other adequate insulation or proper For Weddings, disraicne. herein are alas reaerrad. j give up the benefits of any partic­ The la.st clear division of the •'WiU Many Now Urln» Never be assembled in orbit in order to shielding. In these the experts are ing machine operator in D-96; and I any questions the board or the ular kind of food, on the ground party took place at the 1958 state 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worahlp. S t James' B. C. Church Die?” effect a landing on the moon. faced with two problema. One is Allan W. CTark of 43 Arcellia Dr. | public might have and to stay as Pull aerrica client of N E. A. Sarr- Sermon topic: "God With Us” by 4:15 p.m., Watchtower magazine Even without the use of the new (Dec. 15), a group leader in proc­ long as necessary. Banquets, Parties, Ice. Inc that it might harbor radioactive convention It was. obviously, a Magr. John F. Hannon, Paator the necessity for orienting the fuel Publiehera Repreaentatlraa: Tha party cleavage along two lines. Rev. Mr. Elsesser. Classes for chil­ Rev. James T. O'Connell study article: “Natlona in Fear at 1.5 million pound thrust FI en- tank so that a shielding mechan­ ess planning, production engineer­ The board turned to considera­ Jullua Mnlheata Special Aaency — New poison, would be foolish, and he dren In Grades 1, 2 and 3 will Rev. Joseph H. McCann the Name Called Upon' Us" (Deut. ilne, it is possible to rendezvous ing. tion of prefab buildings at Luaus and York I'hiraito Detroit and Boatoai. One of these lines was the purely be held In Fellowship Hall during ism can always keep the tank in MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF would run more risk from the lack factional line, between the so- Rev. John D. Regan 28: 1 0 ). payloads in orbit and put together shadow. The second is to determine their last meeting In an effort CIRCU.ATIO.MS. of nutrition Involved than from the railed insurgents of the Lodge church service. Coffee Hour imme­ Wedneaday, 8 p.m., Group Bible a space ship for a manned land­ the proper amount of insulation NAMED TO BOARD to solve the problem of providing Bar Mizvahs days and the regular organization diately after church service. Masses at , 7, , 9, 10:15 and studiea in the Bible aid "Let Tour ing on the moon. Dr. Wemhei which might eliminate the neces­ Ernest H. Neill, a Manchester two additional classrooms by next CALL US—WE DELIVER Tha Herald Printing Company Ino.. pos.sible presence of radioactivity. 4 p.m.. Christmas Program for 6 8 Name Be Sanctified” at the follow­ von Braun has shown that the aaaume.e no financial raaponalblllty (or llne-up of the Lodge days. The 11:30 a.m. sity for orienting the tanks, thus native who now resid-es in Weston, September, as well as more sec­ t''pofTarhlcal error, appearing In ad S. For any government, the fo­ second line was a rellglou.s line all. followed by Christmaa Party. ing aervice centera: 287 Oakland payloads from six giant Saturn eliminating the shields. They show Mass., has been named a member ondary school facilities by 1963. WEST SIDE vertl.emenla and ttlher reading matter cus and degree of responsibility is which had been created in the All Baptist Youth Fellowship mem­ Oonoordia Lutheran Church St., 20 Marble St., 18 Chambera rockets rendezvousing in orbit that shielded tanks can yield a of the board of directors of East­ Interest Rate Drops In Tha Mancheater E»enlng Herald 1957 General Assembly struggle bers will attend Chiistmai Pro­ St., and SIS Main St. in Manchea­ could provide the materiel for the ern Stainless Steel Corporation of Selectmen signed a note for |35,- completely reversed. As President gram and Party. 40 Pitidn S t ter, also French Rd. in Bolton. assembly ot the manned lunar longer storage life—between 5 and George T. LsBonne Jr. PACKAGE STORE Diaplay adrertiaing cloatng houra: Kennedy said in his recent press over the school bus law. John Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paator 10 per cent of the total. But acien- Baltimore, Md., John M. Curley, (XW at their meeting last night, 866 CENTER STREET For Monday—7 p.m Friday. Alsop was. whe'ther he intended No High School Student.a re­ Friday at Kingdom Hall: landing vehicle. If the F l engines tiata are not too sure that this can­ firm's Leaders Club, earned by su making a total of 865,000 borrowed For Tuaaday—1 p.pi Monday co:iference, if only one human it or not, the symbol, in the 1958 hearsal for concert until after ftrsf 7:25 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry are used, fewer payloads neSd be perlor client-service and sales rec­ 80 far this fiscal year in antici­ Phone MI 8-0166 For W

I - . ' ^ ' A ' f '' '■ F A O B s a MANCH&STER EVENING RERAU). M A N C ^ T B R . OOMH, SATURDAir, DECEMBlBR 16,1961 lllrt ~ll III ' ' -1 Hospital One of Fifteen Battle iri ElUahethviUe South Windsor S tate N ew s William Cooke Obituary Radiation Detection Points New Sergeant Council Adds Roundup UN Forces Beating Frateiok H. SMkejr An asraement has been reached^conUct with the hoapital eouM b« fttrolm an William J. Cooks of IiYsderldc Henry SaRkey, 4S4 Days to With Om Maacheatar Memorial Hos' accompliahed, felt the Waddell (Continued from Page One) Sumjttlt 8 t, former owner and 60 tha Mancheatsr Police Depart­ operator of the Oak Grove Dairy, pitat ta aat iip a nuUolo^cal moni- School location woiUd be accept­ able for setting up the 200-bed ment haa been promoted to the (bed yefterday at Manchester tw ta f atatlon, one of 15 auch aU- ford town line. Police arrested the Katanga Resistance Enes’ Term hoapital ih an emergency. driver of the car, Jacob J. Hor- rank of sergeant, effective Dec. 24, Memorial Hoapital after a long 111- tlona wanted throu^out town, He obeerved there “were not too kavy, 44, and charged him with it was announceid today by PoUce neae. USINESS SERVICES IDjiRECTORY C M l Defenae authoriUea have an> many places” where the stored reckless driving and operating a (Oontlaned troni Pags Ona) caitef James M. Reardon. Mr. Sankay waa bom in Man- Tha appointmant sf CSiarlM aounoed. hoapital MUld be set up. How­ car while under the Influence of around tha city In a Jaap equipped The aimouncement is the result cheater, a con bf tha late Ouatave Enei as acting town managar was adth a heavy machine gim tryibig John J. Meia, Civil Defenae di­ ever, a more definite idea on this liquor or drugs. break the back of Katangan re­ of Cooke’s h‘ "h ratin*T in police H. and Clara Hogedom Sankay. Ha extended thla waak by tha town rector, aald the atationa would be matter will be available after a sistance. Swedish and Irish troops to affilp qp the Katangana and get (derated the dairy for 85 yeara, aat up to detect "hot radiation survey of the town is made. . were trying to cut routes leading them back to the front. and sold it to a national dairy firm council for a period not to axeaed levela” which would constitute The survey will be ■< conducted Man^ 81, Killed by Car From Vatican City, P « ^ John about 10 yean ago. He waa em­ 60 daya. Bridgeport, Dec. 16 (iPi — Frank from the base to the suburbs. dantrer to humans. after the first of the year by the In B r u s s e l s , a communique X X n i appealed for reqwnslble ployed as a pM>ermaker at Lydall Tha maatlng waa . relativaly NMMfSrEl) Included in the plans for the pro­ Louis Drakos architectural firm of Giordano, 81, was fatally Injured world leaders to bring peace to Fkiulds Co. atfer aelling the dairy. MrfvNCHESTER when he was hit by a car on Strat­ from Elizabethvllle released by the quiet and abort compared to prevl- Hair Tinting and Bleaching posed atationa are locations at six Farmington. It is part of the na­ Katanga delegation to Belgium The Congo. He was a member of the Eighth achoola in Manchester, Mens noted. tionwide effort to determine what ford Ave. yesterday. He died later piafrict Fire Department for 47, otia aeaslona. In Bridgreport Hospital. Police said accused the United Nations of "We turn to all who can and AUTO PARTS Yo’jr Natural Shade Re.stnred He said the government may fur­ existing structures could be used should, wrHh disinterested coun­ yeara, and had been a foreman of . Democratic appointmenta to the (EdFOOD he was apparently' bending down mass shelling the city's residential nish equipment for measuring in­ for fallout shelters. cil. objective Information and the Co. 2. jury committee were Joaeph 270 BROAD SI, Choice Variety Ask About Our FRENCH FLUFF tensities of radiation levels, pro­ when the car hit him and dragged center. M en also said that two tele­ him several feet (“On the 12th day of fighting, light of right, cooperate to estab- Sunlvora Include his wife, Mrs. Krawikl Jr. and George Lewis. viding communiUea have trained phone answering sendees in town lieh peace in that country, to pre­ Christine McConnell Sankey; a Mra. Betty Sazlnakl (R) waa ap­ Always At Vonr S e r v lc ^ ^ , iraonnel and auiUble ataUons. had volunteered to contact doctors the United Nations forces start^ e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Quality at 03SO local time a general of­ pare tranquil and serene days for daughter, Misa Barbara Sankey pointed at last week’s meeting. e EQUIPMENT Sera also said the Manchester Civil If an emergency arises. Doctors hilled in Crash aU." the Pope said. at Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Mra. Nancy Dolphin (D) waa Defense effort already has some fensive which led to a massacre of I* PARTS (new and rebuilt) * not available through the answer­ Danbury, Dec. 18 W—Jeffrey C. In New York, U.N. Acting Sec­ Frank Yeoman, and a brother, named to the library board. Mrs. Seafood radiation measuring equipment. ing service will be siunmoned un­ Wright, 19, of North Woodbury, was the Elisabethville civilian popula­ e ACCESSORIES tion.” the communique said. "All retary-General U- Thant declared Harold Sankey, both of Manches­ Mina T. Nichola (R) had been e SUPPLIES Related business under consider­ der another plan. Merz said. killed last night when the car in ter; and a half-eister. Miss Louise ation by the Cixil Defenae here in­ previous U.N. actions have failed his determination to hold out named at the previous meeting. e Du Pont Paint, Supplies 43 O A K ST. Merz further said a dim would which he was riding crashed into against a cease-fire in Katanga Bninner of Hartford. Councilman Steben recommend­ 99 EAST CENTER ST. clude radio contact between CD be on hand for the next meeting a tree by the side of Route 6. A to reach the horror of last night’s Open Saturdaye Until 5 P.M TEL 5H IMm7 headquarters and the hospital, a drama. until the U.N. has won all of its Funeral eervicee will be held to­ ed that the acting clerk, Shirley' TEL. 511 8-5008 of the hospital medical board on companion, Douglas. W. Rowell, 20. objectives in fighting there. His suitable site for setting up the 200- of North Woodbury, was critically ("More than 1,000 mortar shells morrow at the Holmea Funeral Delnicki, write a letter to Fire the setup of the 200-bed hospital, statement was in reply to cabled Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Felix bed emetgency hospital stored now and that Jacob Sandals, local injured. fell on the Katanga capital, de­ Marshal Roger Ericaon requesting at the Waddell School, and whether stroying doze'ns of houses mostly pleas for a cease-fire from Pres­ M. Davis, pastor of the Second investigation of the poaslbllity of Complete pharmacist, had volunteered his ident Abbe Fulbert Youlou of The Congregational Church, will offici­ federal funds are available for ex­ sendees in replacing the old drugs Manslaiifihter Charned inhabited by civilians. The number fire hazards or safety hazards In HIGH GRADE pansion of operating rooms. of dead and wounded has not yet Congo (Brazzaville) and President ate. Burial will be in Buckland public schools and public butldlngt Knarfs GLASS stored with the hospital at Wad­ Philibert Tsiranana of the Mala- Cemeterj’ Monday at 11 a.m. HEATING Merz, who indicated the radio dell School. Newtown, Dec. 16 (ft—A l9-ycar- been disclosed.. .“Such an act of in town. old Waterbury youth has been as- gn»y Republic. Ihere will be no calling hours. ROTARY OR • Fi.r Auto Windshields hatred and destruction . . . con­ The council 16 requesting quar­ FOOD MARKET • For Store Fronts and ■V cused of manslaughter and driving demns the U.N. Organization. U.N. headquarters in Leopold­ terly reports from public building PRESSURE BURNERS PRINTING William J. Cooke 540 E. MIDDLE TPRE all sizes of windows while his license was suspended as Katanga will continue the fight... ville said more than 6,000 troops commission, safety committee, in- CALL US FOR FREE • For Table Tops JOB AND COMMERUAL the result of the accident Wednes­ of the international army were PHONE MI 9-2295 last night’s butchery will only sergeant exams taken about a duetrial and development commis­ ESTIMATES PRINTING Kennedy Goes Safely day which killed his 18-year-old strengthen our faith in the final throwm into the first big U .R drive Funendt sion, library board, dog warden, Open Monday Thru Saturday OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.5I. companion. year ago. victorious issue 'of a just fight in the 11 days of renewed warfare fire department, civil Dtfense, and 7 AM. to 9 PM. SATURDAY 8 A.5I. to NOON Prompt and ElIlcleBt PriatUf The charges against. Richard with Katangan troops. Cooke, 34, resides at 21 Wads­ FOGARTY BROS. which We will pursue in defense of worth St. with his wife and three Richard N. Clough police department. SUNDAYS, 7 AJM to 8 PM. TV Fine Christmas Gift Of All Kinds Barry, who is recuperating in Dan­ freedom and justice.” A score of persons in Elisabeth INCORPORATED bury Hospital were filed in Dan­ children. He joined the force as a The funeral of Richard N. Mayor John Madden appointed One of the very nicest ways to*’ On Caracas Streets (The communique was signed: ville were reported killed and hun­ a three-man committee, consisting COAL J. A. WHITE bury Circuit Court by State Police. supernumerary on Jan. 24, 1953, Clough, Hickery Hill, Andover, Specializing in the finest CONNECTICUT CUKE, say "Merry Christmas” to the en­ Tshombe.) dreds wounded. First reports was held yesterday afternoon at of Frank Pierce, chairman, Gay­ tenna was being used. Stop at COMMUNITY PRESS Barry’a license was lifted after he said most were civilians. became a probationary regular on cold cuts and meats FUEL OIL RANGE OH. tire family is to give a TV set, Hi- Modern TV S-ervice and ask to see (Continned from Page One) could see hundreds of persons lining All that is left to the Katangan Oct. 12, 1953, and a regular patrol- the Andover Congregational lord Paine and John Woodcock, to GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. was involved in another fatal acci­ 319 Broad SL—Tel. MI 9-4589 Fi or Stereo from Modern TV this 1962 Astronaut. the Avenida Bolivar, Many cheered dent earlier this year. Killed in the forces now is the center of the The U.N. hesdquarters ssid manfon Oct. 12. 1954. Cooke Is a (Jhurch. Elder Victor J. Witte of draft an ordinance concerning the in town. 81 BIssell S t—Tel^ 5H 9-7322 Telephone Ml 3-5727 mit to a diflcipUne which destroys or applanded a^ the Presidents city and the southern suburbs UJf., Swedish snd Irish troops had the Reorganized Oiurch of Christ terms of office for members of the DuPont Paints at Johnson’s Service, 405 Center St. Walt Walt Lamoureaux Is an expert U^rty." accident thla week was Francis W. drummer in the Manchester Pine in TV and radio. He worked In drove by huge U.S. and Venezuelan Finn a star on last year's basket­ which stretch out to the big-Afri­ launched a major attack against Band. of Latte.' Day Saints officiated, as­ boards appointed by the council. Many people are acquainted'*’ Lamoureaujc^.'ftwner of Modem TV TTie all-powerful state soon for­ flags strung between the twin Boli­ can quarter and through which Camp Maasart, the main Katangan sisted by the Rev. E. Thomen, The sum of $67 waa appropriat­ Manchester for eight years, then gets Its promises of progress, he ball team at Sacred Heart High i Call Ml 4-1111 with the new DuPont product Lu- Service ha* added the Zenith line opeiated a shop at the corner of var Center skyscrapers, 28 stories School in Waterbury. runs the other main road to Rho­ military camp in the city, and pastor of the Andover Congrega­ ed for the servicea of the assistant dry? No need to wait hours and said, adding; migh. were lofcked In "sharp engage­ tional (Jhurch. Mrs. Andrew F. cite Acrylic house paint for wood hours before settling the room. and he has all models, portable Hills St. and Hillstown R8sibllUy of ap­ decorator colors, plu.s white. For FENDER REPAIRS troduced President Kennedy as a incident. drawn front line—was reported ful paint that produces beauty woodwork, use Duco Satin Sheen this is simple, why not consider in a set. Modern TV Service re­ 18 Main St., TeL MI 9-4531 Yankee Expresstcay damaged. Indian Gurkha troopa spearhead­ firemen and women auxiliary mem­ tery. pointing a director of recreation e Vertical Blinds BU 9.6333 without bother. All you do is open man who is rectifying the "arro­ But across the country in the Danbury, Dec. 15 (;pv—The first Enamel in matching shades. Stop buying a portable TV? You can places that part with a name ENA5IEL and LAOQUER gant belief’ that the friendship of big oil city of Caracaibo police Many Katanga units appeared to ed the U.N. offensive, jumping off- bers of the South Coventry fire unit The bearers, all members of the for the town. e Venetian Blinds the can, dip in and start painting. take it with you everywhere in brand. AU repair calls are an­ section of the new Yankee Ex­ will have a Christmas party at 3 Appointments made included.: Power and Hand Tool. in at the Johnson Paint Go. and REFTNISHINGS Latin America’s 180 million people broke up an attempt by e.\trem- have split up. Some were roaming at dawn yesterday and driving the Fubinese Society, were Armando e Custom Window Shades New DuPont Lucite Wall Paint is look at the array of lovely soft the house, upstairs, downstairs, in swered promptly and in order. Specializing In pressway—Interstate Route 84— around without officers and p.m. Sunday at the firehou.se. Peace, Louis Andisio, Louis Bussa, Carlo Prestileo of the public build­ Painting and Decorating Tool. oould be guaranteed by dictators. ists to dj-namite installations tough white-trained Katangan e Repair e Washing Garden and Land Tool. the clean, ea.sy, quick way to colors. You will not be able to the game room or any other place They have an answering service so REASONABLE PRICES will be op>en to traffic today. .seemed undecided whether to take forces from their positions in the Members of St. Mary’s St. Ger­ George Ferrando. Armondo Morano ing commission; William Carring­ paint. FREE ESTIMATES In visiting Caracas, the Presi- there. Caracaibo had been strip­ The superhighway will make it maine Guild will make their Christ­ ton. Daniel Troiano, William Baby, HouMbold, Party resi.st them. you choose. Make everyone happy that all calls will be received. This BRAKE SERVICE ped of many of its security forces up new positions or flee the town. rich northwestern residential sec­ and Paul Ottone. Samuel Amadeo In Lucite Wall Paint the colors with a portable TV set for Christ­ dMit came to a capital where Vice passible for motorists to cross mas visit to patients at the St. Jo­ Young, W. Glen Roberts to the and Banquet Need. service covers the store each day RT. 88 — VERNON, CONN. who were sent to Caracas to bol­ One Belgian volunteer drove tion o f the citv. represented the Christoforo (Co­ FINDELL MFC. GO. stay mixed for they are homog­ mas. (except Sunday) until 9 p.m. President Richard M. Nixon's car northern Fairfield Djunty from seph’s Home in Willimantic at 7:30 lombo Society. development and industrial com­ Invalid Need. Front End Alignment was pelted with stones and sticks ster garrisons In the capital. 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST enized. It never requires thinning, 16 Rescued in Gale Have a look at the 1962 portable Modern TV Service offers com­ Ju.st Above the Traffic Circle the New York State line to the p.m. Sunday. mission; E d ^ rd Kaveckas and stirring or mixing. It dries to a and spat upon by an angry mob Informed sources said the gov­ Housatonic River in about 15 min­ Dennis RkjrjJkn to the board of tax Phone 511 3-4865 TV Motorola Astronaut, the first plete satisfaction when purchasing TEL. 5D 8-0018 General Repair Work ernment had culled out 400 uni­ The First Congregational Church beautiful extremely flat finish. Boston, Dec. 16 (A*) -Sixteen during a good will trip in 1958. utes. ^Welcome Uncle* choir and church school will pre­ review. Harold Johnson was re­ R. A. PEARL Prop. truly all-tranalstor portable TV. and when servicing. Service tubes Soldiers today lined the Auto- formed police, 1,500 plalnclSthes- With DuPont Lucite Wall Paint Canadian fishermen—crew mem­ and component parts used In re­ Gov. John N. Dempsey and sent a Christmas vesper program appointed tax collector for a pe­ CAMRING there is no necessity of using a bers of the Lunenburg, N S., drag- The battery will play for five full plsta, the lO-mlle, 6-lane highway men'and several thousand soldiers Hospital Notes riod of two years to coincide with hours consecutively before you pairs are guaranteed for at least to gbard Caracas until Kennedy other officiala will participate in of carols and pantomime at 4 p.m. primer, and what a time saver ger Aegir—were rescued yester­ wbich Winds up mountains from dedication ceremonies this after­ Sunday in the vestry. All church the term of the council, or until day as their dragger foundered In need to plug It Into an ordinary 90 days and picture tubes are in­ departs early tomorrow his successor is appointed. EQUIPMENT that is! All you do is to apply MANCHESTER the airport to Caracas. The Presi­ noon at either end of tfie 15-mile members and friends are invited. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. this self-primer paint on any clean AC outlet to recharge. This means stalled with 1 or 2 year warranties TGURAINE dent and Betancourt rode in the Last night the council held an CUSTOM MADE a bitter North Atlantic gale. section—In Danbury and In New­ Puerto Rico Cheers Chun-h News for all areas, except maternity, Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bag., surface. It needs no primer, even Ctoa.st Guard headquarters in that you can take it where you available. The store Is open daily White House bubbletop limousine town. The Rev. James R. MacArthur where they are 2 to l:SO and 6:30 executive session in regard to or­ Air MattreeMs, Stoves, want with no need to worry over from 8:30 to 5:30, till 9 on Thurs­ MEMORIAL CO. dinances concerning the sewer sit­ CANVAS AWNINGS on spackled areas. It actually Boston reported receipt of mes- along a route decked with Vene- Another section of the express­ will use "Hope Is Eternal” — as __ his 1“ * p.m.; and private rooms where Lanterns fills tiny hairline cracks, too. -electrical outlets. By recharging, days, however from now until Opposite East Cemetery PAINTS aelan and American flags. U. S. to Assist uation. On Wednesday, another •sages that two other fishing ves- way. from Scott Rd. in Waterbury sermon topic during the 11 a m. *"ey are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitor* •sels in the area 175 miles cast of this amazing new energy cell will Christmas they will be open eve­ A crowd of several hundred In- worship service Sunday at the are requested not to smoke In pa- ,executive . session will be held to Just think of painting without nings until 9 p.m. For Best Results to Southington, will be opened Kennedy, First Lady a prospective candidate MANCHESTER spatters or drips! Well, while it Cape (3od had taken aboard the give you more than 2,000 hours of vtted guests sprinkled confetti and Monday. church. tlente rooms. No more than fw o ,’"!.®^®^ Lunenburg crew. peak performance. The screen ’is When you buy a Motorola TV Quality Memorials welcoming leiuBets as the caval­ Ghana Project, Church school will be at 9:15 and X’lsltors at one time per patient I for the position of town manager. SURPLUS SALES CO. may sound tpo good to be true, it The highway is due to be com­ The first regular meeting in is true with DuPont Lucite Wall Two were reported aboard the a large one, 19 inches, which la from Modern TV Service your set Over SO Years Experlene* cade left the airport. 10:45 a.m.: Junior Pilgrim Fellow­ 160 N. MAIN ST. is fully warranteed for one year. pleted in the next three years to (Continued from Page One) February will Include on Us at Depot Square Paint. It doesn’t drip, run, sag (Canadian ves.se! Barbara Jo. Tqc much larger than the average TV Kennedy started the day with a the Connecticut River at Hart­ ship at 10:45 a.m. and’ want Ken­ Peacetime draftees now have sauce; Tuesday—American chop valescent Home; Mrs. Lucy Han­ frigeration Co. They have recently 6:16 Conn Ballroom that the friendship of 180 mil­ Funeral ser\-ices for the two sen, RFD 2. the Woodcock Refrigeration Co. 7:00 Bob Scoft Made to Order nedy” chant. Responding to the ap­ many of the wartime GI benefits, suey, mixed greens, cherry pie 4^7M ****’ ****’’•''’"* Mitchell 1EDpnin0 ijpralJi OPEN d a il y 1 to 9 PJ«. finished a job in the shopping cen­ Today the company is the second lions below the Rio Grande could Manchester men killed early yes­ Rt. 6 in the \1clnity of Palmer's peals. the Kennedys appeared on a and cheese: Wednesday—roast 7:30 News, Weather Complete Selection of Materials, Merry's be guaranteed to the United gasoline station, scene of an ac­ but they are not entitled to a gov­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY:: OPEN SUNDAYS 1 to 5 P.M. ter at Corbins Comer, West Hart­ largest in the Hartford Metropoli­ 9:00 Ray Som eti terday in a Williamstown, Mass., balcony. The President smiled and ernment-paid college education, GI stuffed ■ turkey and gravy, cran­ 11:00 Newe St*tb* "by self-appointed rulers automobile crash have b « n set cident at 9:30 yesterday morning, Mrs. Elsie Nutland, Rt. 30, Ver­ ford. tan area. The staff consists of Mr. 11:10 Ray Somers FREE BSIIMATES nodded and Mrs. Kennedy, dressed home loans or mustering out pay. berry sauce, mashed potatoes, non; Barbara Kane, Glastonbury; Woodcock Refrigeration Co. ha* 1:00 Dei Raycee MEN'S STORE and their courU of small oligarch­ for Tuesday. was the scene of a second at 2:30 in a white and gray silk dress, buttered green beans, gelatin; Hehron Woodcock and three other men, 208 N. Main St., 51anchester p.m. About seven million men have G'eorge Whaley, 234 Green Rd.; recently installed one of the larg­ their combined experience in this WINF—1J90 742 SLAIN STREET ies, owners of the land and of the Services for Clovis F. Charbon- waved to the crowd. Thursday—shephetd’s pie. red and UPAIRMG ' f MODERN 5D 9-6324 Next to Entrance to State wealth.” neau Jr., 546 Hilliard St, will be A car driven bv Mrs. Diana V. served in the peacetime fort-e J. Bruce Eagleson, 59 Spruce St.; est freezers anywhere around here field totaled 4 years. ThCy also 1:(X) CBS News Prior to a dinner last night at the since the Korean War, Meadows green coleslaw, ice cream cup; Mrs. Faith Rheaume, Coventry; Accident Follows /------V-D . 1 . in Gaer Brothers’ warehouse in 1:1U CBS—It's New Theater Betancourt himself led the movor ® 30 a.m. at the John F. Cadwell of Winciham Rd.. Wllli- governor’s residence, Kennedy con- Frida y—homemade vegetable service domestic deep freezers. 1:15 Showcase of Music mentent that banlAed the Venezuela Tierney Funeral, Home, 219 W. mantic. struck a vehicle driven by said, and giving them all the GI Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan, 55 Au­ TV SERVICE South Windsor. Tills walk-in freez­ When it comes to commercial 2:00 CBS News fered privately for an hour with benefits would be. massively ex- soup, grilled cheese sandwich, but­ Wg GIFT WRAP I er measures 100 feet by 80 feet. dlstatomhlp of Marcos Perez Jime- Center St., followed by' a solemn Mis.s Virginia A. Horvath of 323 tered beets, chocolate nut pud­ tumn St.; Mrs. Rachel Paradis, Stop Sign Violation 405 CENTER ST. refrigeration and air conditioning 2:10 CBS—Time to Travel U.S. officials about the crisis in )>ensive Hg. said both former Lawler Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Theresa DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING They also installed two walk-ln 2:16 ShowcBRe ot Music ne*. Kennedy, noUng this, declared high Mass of requiem at S t Jackson St. Willimantic, when the nearby Dominican Republic ding. Corner of Griswold St. only the services of ah expert can 2:.*15 Local News and Showcase President Dwight D. Eisenhower j Wilson. 549 E. Center St.; Biag- coolers, each measuring 32 by 80 Berube's Ostrinsky Betancourt had re-esUblished dem­ Bridget's Church at 10 o'clock. Mrs. (Jadwell was unable to stop where negotiations between anti- Walter W. Donald. 46, of Jones be considered. Air conditioning is 3:00 News TYPEWRITER SERVICE ocratic government here after a Service for Richard H. Davis, 41 in time in a slowing line of traf- and Kennedy have opposed it. gio Belfiol-e, 132 Charter Oak 166 MIDDLETURNFIKE, WEST TEL MI 3-2205 feet. 3:10 Showcase ot Music Trujillo groups and the military -Manchester Evening Herald oc.. Amston, was arrested yester­ a part of any successful business 3;^i5 Local News and Showcase 479 Middle Tpke. E. decade of dictatorship. of 211 N. Elm St, will be held Yesterday, the Reserve Officers S t; Mrs. Ruth Fluckiger, 28 Fair- day and charged with disregarding Jack Woodcock, owner of the and more and more business 4:(KI News DEALER IN WASTE fof a transitional government have Association appealed to the chair­ Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ MANCHESTER Woodcock Refrigeration Co., start­ 5fanohester "He has carried forward a solid Tuesday afternoon at a time to be Trooper George Bunnell of the stalled. line Little, telephone Pilgrim vi-ew Ave., Rockville: Mrs. Cath­ a stop sign after art accident at Old MOTOROLA houses and firms are planning its 4.10 Showcase ot Music and responsible program of eco- announced. CJoIchester Troop gave Mrs. Cad­ men of the Congressional Armed erine Tracy, 478 Parker St.; Mrs. Rt. 2 and Rt. 149. hamtmuu ed his business more than five 4:55 Coming Events The President ordered Arturo Services Committees to persuade 2-62S1. installation if they have not al­ 5;(H) News hEBI'lLT TYPEWRITERS nmnic progress after a decade of Burial and calling hours will be well a warning for following too Eunice Oark, 12 Grove St, Rock­ The mishap occurred at 4:45 p.m. .'Vlanche.ter SALES and SERVICE years ago. Its expansion has been 5:10 CBS—Calling America ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, SCRAP METAL Morales (?arrion. deputy assistant McNamara not to cut back the rapid, for from the beginning it ready done so. The Installation of falae ahow, waste and Indifference at the convenience of the family. closely. Minor damage and no in­ ville; Frank Enes, Wapplng; Mrs. when police report Donald failed air conditioning must be done 6:35 Local News and Showcase L. C. SMITHS, Etc. to the needs of the people,” Ken­ U.S. Secretary of State for Inter- number of Reserve divisions. TTie •unii’o. 3.7943 was apparent that the work deme 6:50 Sports Special juries were reported. Florence Miller, 108 Grand Ave., before entering We Mrvice all makes of TV, 6:W CBS News PAPER nedy said. American affairs, and Consul Gen­ Pentagon says such a plan is un­ Loomis Featured by this firm was exceptionally fine. swiftly and efficiently so as not We Handle Stationery Along eral John C. Hill to return to San­ der study. Rockville; Luis Georgettl, Sun- Old Rt. 2 and struck a car operat- Radio and Phonbj^pbs to disrupt the norinal flow of 6:10 Wail Street Report The two Preaidenta, with a full nlngdale Lane, Bolton; Mrs. Mar­ John T. Nichols of Amston. Not only were installations done 6:15 Showcase ol Music With Office 51achine Supplies program before them in their to Domingo to watch developments. Rear Adm. John Ell Harlin quickly and' -efficiently, but the business. Then, once It is installed, 6:30 CBS— European Diary Your 5Iall List A . Desired RAG and IRON About Town Program Planned The Kennedys retired af 10:30 On ‘20th Century’ jorie Dyber, 24 Frederick Rd.; Mrs. The front end of the Donald car .they must be sure that servicing 6:55 Phil Rizzuib Sports joint cCfortn to ndranco the cause (Ret.), president of the associa­ was smashed, and the left front firm is well known for the excellent 7:00 CBS Newe p.m. following the^ dinner attend- tion, said the Army could not have Joyce Kranz and daughter, East wlil be available -immediately A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 231 PARKER ST. a t Keime(ly*s olUanoe for progress, The Perennial Planters Garden door of the Nichols car, badly dam­ service that It renders to thos,e re­ 7:10 Showcase and News motored into Otzacaa at a slow By Church School ^ by U.S. and Puerto Rican offici­ made its recent rapid buildup The atmospheric science center at Hart^rd; Mrs. Catherine Wragg quiring It. Many of the well ’known should the need arise. Because of 7:65 CBS News and Sports , 5U 9-8477—5U 8-6842 Club will hold its Christmas partv als. The guest list also included without the Reserves. Loomis School In Windsor last and son, Merrow; Mrs. Carolyn aged, police said. There were no In­ the fine reputation that the Wood­ 8:00 CBS—The World Tonight TeL 511 8-5735 or BO S-5S2t pace. Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of juries reported. businesses here in Manchester and 8:15 Showcase of Jazz The crowds seemed on the small Spanish cellist Pablo Casals, who “ The Reserve forces need your siunmer will be featured in a tele­ Sherwin and son. 467 N. Main around the state employ the Wood­ cock Refrigeration Co. has earned, 10:00 Showcase and News Mrs. ^eodore Chambers. 41 ’’’Scenes of Christmas” will be performed in the White House last St.; Mrs. Celia Miranda and son, Trooper Anthpny Cibula of the 12:15 Signoff dde, with some pereons scared presented by the Ehnanuel Church immediate assistance.” Harlin vision program Sunday at 6 p.m. cock Refrigeration C?o. to do all of more and more business has turn­ White S t Members will bring mdnth. and Puerto Rican pianist 74 Wedgewood St. Colchester Troop# summoned Don­ wtMM H*a «• • • • 8 0 away b / all the aectuUy precau- School tomorrow during the 9 and said In a letter to the chairmen, on Channel 3. ald to Circuit Court 11, Willimarttic the servicing of their refrigeration ed to them for both installations tfaMia. greens of their own design for a Jesus Maria Sanroma. Sen. Richard B. Russell and Rep. and service. If you are consider­ Biggest Tribe gift exchange. Mrt. Theodore 10:30 a.m. worship services at session, on Jan. 3. and air conditioning units. It is On the route, the preeidenUal Carl Vinson, Georgia Democrats. The show. "The TwenUeth Cen­ easy to see why stores depend uj^'n ing ,inatalllng air conditioning, call Blakeslee will be co-hostess. Emanuel Sunday School tomorrow 23 BELOW ZERO tury.” will have "The Great Weath­ Umowdne pnaaed the corner where during the 9 and 10:30 a.m. wor­ Harlin also said McNamara TL'NNEY’8 SON TO WED the Woodcock Refrigeration Co. to the Woodcock Refrigeration Co., The Navahoes are the largest Chicago, Dec. 16 (JP)—Below had congressionally approved er Mystery” as its subject. Ym nnn« ttw job. . . w . h m ii»t ttM risM Du Font Vloa'Preaident m xon was stoned ship services at Emanuel Luther­ Police Arrests New York, Dec. 16 (JPi—K mar­ Flint lor it... In colon to ontch onyth^l Hivo . service refrigerators. Without re­ they will be glad to talk with you, Indian tribe in. the United States. tip leftist demonstrators 2% yean A Oiristmas party will be held zero cold gripped a wide section Itmds taken away from Naval Re­ Loomis’ atmospheric science Contrary to thie myth of the "varn­ an Church. of the NorttaeasI today. In EkioB- center wMU be the only college or riage license has been taken out by qiMstion on color?. . . whit to us*7. . . how to do it? frigeration, even for a short per- give you an estimate on the cost ago. There was no incident of any by the adult department of the The program was arranged by a serves Training and Impounded Fine Selection . . . od would mean a considerable fi­ of the job, without obligation of ishing Indian,” their number has BneOrt vUle, N.V..* In the Adirondack high school center- in the show. Gene Lauder Tlinney, son of the, CALL US for uport M p oa.your next pxintint job. O A k L Und tsdsar. Sunday School of the Church of committee from the Church School funds appropriated by Congress Robert Eugene Daub, 16, of 90 former heavyweight boxing cham-y nancial loss, therefore, a reliable course. increased from 12,000 in i808 to the Nasarene tonight at 7 in the foothUls, the temperatore hit -23 for Air Force Reserve Training The other science centers In thg Ridge St, was arrested about 11 "Liquors— Wines more than 90,000 in 1960. • M e v m e was shlqtu when the consUOng of Mrs.- Darrell Morris- and at Saranac take It was -U. show will be the U.S. Weather Bu­ plon Gene Tunney. and Miss Aipi firm such as the Woodcock Re­ Refrigeration servicing is a vital Ml S-INI 1 landed, but soon Davis Memorial Building, aette. chairman; Edwin Naschke, o’clock last night and was (Jarroll Muldoon. In applying for For The Holiday frigeration Co. was chosen. factor today for the loss of refri­ * M O K N M At Newport, VL; on the Cana­ reau's National Meteorological Cen­ charged with being intoxicated. SAN JUAN WHITE HOUSE , . Tbst aria another lac- Hernoan Johnson, Mrs. G. Albert dian border, the readlnf was -18. the permit yesterday, the couple figJbMsMPAIKTCQ While the Woodcock Refrigera­ geration for even a short ' time ' down the aiie of the Our Lady of Fatima Mothers Earliest Elevator* ter in Maryland and. the^ureau’s Daub posted a $25 bond whUe TeL Ml 9-5507 Sam,Juan, Puerto Rico, Dec 16 Pearson and Lee Boleman. Boston had Ita coldest day of the New York office. said they would be married Dec. tion Co. has done many lar^fe jobs, would result In a terrific financial the way. Teaipara- Clrole will meet Monday at 8:30 awmiting court appearance Jan. 8. 723 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER PHONE MI 9^501 Brltanulcs, Walter CTonklta. Court U , Ifanchaatar. Jan. 4b PACKAGE STORE their serviceB, call lO 4*1111 for a reliability, tha bMt in Mrvicq and An operator who took the calls ■ l ' » M * a TCoaptleBMt PAINTS prompt reoportM. \ -di £. M BUBcuL. nr. quality work, call the Woodcock answersd: "Boa Juaa Whits 4" In air eondlUonlnc^ and refrlfa- Refrigeration Co., MI 4 -U ll. House.’;

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MANOHBSTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1961 PAOP MiNt. DAILY CiROSSWORD PVT/A-E The Aniwer to Prevlout Purd* E c u a d o r m ast Herald Angle Indians Open Season with 52-45 Triumph over Platt ACB088 SBreakfattfeod, By EARL YOST lEeiitdoi^s 4 Salljrard (Scot) moMUty unit SEditora(ab.) Oddity of the 1061-62 basketball Radio, TV Sports 0-^nmkt BMaicullne ' season; All five.starting players BrownSf Eagles Both Underdogs Debut of Hyde IntMBODf nickname on each team fouled out of the itetipotta 7Riebtllm Ratiiday— -----it found schoolboy game between Lewis llSUw 12:45— Liberty Bowl. U Unfit of walfht ' atPiUihum Mills High of Burlington and As Head Coach 14Moftunconnnbn in Canar Northwestern Regionar. The con­ In Showdown Contests Tomorrow Syracuse vs. Miami, 18 Air raid iltmii 8 Chemical test was played Wednesday at Channel 22, Barkmansted. “Hie two officials 1:80— Inside Sports, New York (/P)—The NEwf i^day. The Lions would clinch sec­ Proves Success detected 85 personal fouls and 99 Channel ,30. ISHontynuker mammali ond in the West. The Browns 10 Property item 27 Hove about 37 Fault free throws were attempted. The York Giants are favored b y a 1:45— Bluebonnet Bowl, ao Auitralatiui 38Pastriee would get the Miami trip If the By PRANK CLINE ptrannlal barb 12 Odd 28 Forma notioni rate of foul calls averaged 2.64 per touchdown Sunday to beat the Kansas vs. Rlee, 32Hazarda 40CballeDMt Channel 3. aiMtkinfof 13 Hurl minute for the 32-minute contest. Eagles lost to Detroit by virtue While one ball (fame no PananwbaU 18 Bitter vetch 33 Biblical 45Thorongnlar8 Cleveland Browns in New of a 65-51 margin in total points 2:80— Pro Basketlmll, 24 Ledger entry mountain (ab.) Forty nine fouls were called more makes a season than,* ittn----- In 48 Three tlmea York’s Yankee Stadium and scored in the two Cleveland-Phlla. Celts vs. Knirks, ' thli country 23 EtemlUea 34 Mr. Chaney sgAlnst Northwestern, which lost Channel 80. swallow makes a drink, Man­ 22TibIebit 26 It haa an — 38 Eata away (comb, form) the game, 60-58, and 36 against win the National Football delphia games, which they split. 23 ForelEnen of 116,270 36 Soften in 48 Permit League’s Eastern Conference 4:80—TV Race of Week, chester High basketball fol­ 48 laland (FT.) the winners. Burlington canned The Giants spanked the Browns 28 Grain neirdt aquara mllea temper championship on the final day of 37-21, Nov. 26. And Coach Allle Channel 18. lowers have a lot more reason 26 of 51 free throw.s. The losers 5 p.fn.— All-Star Golf, 28 Dren (eoU.) 1 n T“ r" IT dropped in 24 of 48 tries. Both the regular season. Sherman undoubtedly will give to be optimistic concerning 29 Anger The oddsmakers have also es­ Channels 22. 80. 30 Mariner’a clubs, it is obvious by the figures, Cleveland some of the same medi­ 5 p.m.— Big Time W'restlling, the campaign ahead than they direction were away oft in their field goal tablished the Detroit Lions as u cine that was effective the first were before last night's cen­ 31 Low haunt r 2>2-point favorite to best the Channel 8. 18 shooting. I can just picture the time' — a lot of passing by Y. A. 7:50— UConn vs. Fordham, tral Connecticut Interscholastlc 32Carda officials’ dre.'wing room after the Philadelphia Eagles, only team Tittle or Charley Conley to Del League opener with Platt In Meri­ 34 Conductor left which could still cause the W TIC 1080. 37 Biythonlc 19 battle. In walks a coach who Shofner sprinkled with the run­ 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, den. The Indians won rather liaml- •eagod says, "Ref, you missed one to­ Giants trouble in the title race, in ning of Alex Web-stcr and Bobby lly, 52-45, before a crowd estimat­ their game at Detroit. Tiger vs. Fernandez, 38 Genua of pi 23 night!" That would be the under­ Gaiters. Channel 8. ed at 800 fans. meadow statement of the sea-son. The defending champion Eagles, Serves Notice graaaei trailing the Giants by one game, Po.saibly the Platt player* had • • • Sherman has already served Sunday— SSCrlmaon»Crli can do no more than tie the New been reading their own preiss clip­ 41 Brazilian Frmn this man's |M^rch, the Giants notice to the Giants he wants them 1:45— Week In Sports, pings following last week's non- Yorkers at best and necessitate a macaw will beat Cleveland Sunda.v In New to score early and force the Channel 8. ieagiie victon- over Lyman Hall 42 Inter^ (ab.) 31 playoff for the East crown in New 2 p.m.— Giants vs. Browns, 43 Palm leal I ’ork, 81-17 and the Philadelphia York Dec. 24. Browns to discard the running of and thought all they had to do CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Ragles will be dum|>eear on Channel 8‘s IJke Gi Avoid Playoff title the past four years and holds IMuaeof II The Giants, though, are anxious Trade Flurry too little and too late as the Red aiUonomy diickpln bowling show Sunday a 77-yard advantage over Green and White clad Indians presented afternoon at 1 o’clock.. .Today's to beat the Browns and taike the Bay's Jim Taylor as the teams title without backing into 11. Too, new head Coach Phil Hyde with a 6 Chuckle: Rockwood's basketball come up to their final games. if they lose to Cleveland, there’s Hits Baseball victory In hi* first varsity coach­ team arrived for a game with Day- Lou Groza, the Browns' place- ing job. SHORT RIBf BY FRANK O’NEAl ton, Ohio High only to find the a chance—and a good one—that kicker, can add to hLs all-time N FL Defense Biggest .\sset gym dark. Dayton's team was In Philadelphia will conquer Detroit scoring record every time he Rockwood, at another dark gym. and then there'd be that playoff makes a point. He has tallied 826 Near Deadline "Our defense was our biggest ••set out there tonight." Coach DID y o u The game will tte rescheduled with the Eagles. New York just points in 11 seasons. Hyde declared ss he unwound a when the two schools can get to­ did manage to beat the Eagles, "W e will try to do our best Now York Pal Annum 143 - - Third Straight Win that they held the lead. Don Sim­ starts at 8 o'clock. In the other, catcher Joe Pigna- mons. who had the honor of reg­ • * • 349, Ruth Hilinski 135—340, Ann tano went to San P^'rancisco for •Meyers 121. Betty Kusmik 116. istering the first points of the sea­ /2~Ji «wa>a,»na.t».Tjaaia.>ib.w«.ow. Brian Kilrca has taken over the Undefeated teams proved stumbling blocks for two of the outfielder Joae Tarlabull. who hit son for the Indians, quickly tied ■coring lead la Uie American Barbara Mitchell 116, Terry Vac- areas three suburban quintets white the third iocat five .305 for Victoria in the Texas Showing poise down the stretch. East Catholic High’s bas- ,1- caro 133-115. Jeanne Iri.sh 129-116, with a bucket from inside and the ‘Look at it this way, Martha! Who else ha* an areyla Hockey League. The Springfield bounced into the victory column in a battle of previously- win­ League last season. kethall team beat back a determined bid by South Catholic in Indiana went ahead to stay on a ace will be on display loniglit Joe Liica.s 133, A. Hebert 127, Nor­ The Mets, aiming for a repre- BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRUNDKIELD muffler?**' ma Courtney 123. less clubs. Rockville was bombed by Newington, 67-41, and the waning minutes to preserve a 41-35 victory at the East side *et by Co-Captain Paul Quey against Pro\'ldence at the Col- .sentative ball club for their- Na­ who finished as the Red and Whits YOU WON'T HAVE TO 6 0 MRS. B. SENT ME A I'LL WINE YOU, RHAM bowed to Portland 57-43 Catliolic gym last night. Ueuin at 8 o'clock. Kilrca has tional Ijcague debut, acquired U was the third consecutive club's top scorer with 14 points. BACK TO BOSWORTH'S NOTE JUST TODAY, DINE YOU, AND one more point than teammate Homemakers' Holiday Diane Ellincton found succe.ss defeating i i. , .u • i Neal in exchange for inflelder-out- South Catholic with 14 tallies. Bud NOW, WILL YOU, JUDD? ASKIN6 ME TO RETURN 6IVE YOU FREE 1 jQ .1C ______-shooting in the extra se.ssion. triumph for Coach Don Burns un­ Lead at Every Turn yuf» MR. SAXON, I'M LICENSINS Bill Sweeney, 37-3H. Jimmy An­ Willis 191-181—406. homers, 4»-4o in an overtime . j ,, fielder Lee Walls, $100,000 in cash Bagnell also hit double figures for YOU CAN CDWIPIETE, EARLY, COME VISIT ME,' SAMPLES OF thriller Heintz lopped .all scorers with defeated Eagles. South Catholic, The Indians kept right on roUng , YOUR OUTFIT TO MAKE MY . LITTLE SPORTS derson, also of Springfield, ranks I 1 . . . ,2 1 points. *Somer.s had three play- and an unnamed rookie to be de­ the losers with 11 points. antibiotic eXCWSIVELYf THE SEMINAR... T' YOU TW O -- burcylin.' BY ROUSON Slim coached by an old UConn team­ and held quarter margins of 14-8. fifth In the point derby with 31 N Trim — Betty Haefs livered by the spring. In an interesting and excitingly COP*. ?P6I lY GfNfllAL FCATUttS 1 dniW ' with Tom mate of Burns, Joe Haberl. dropped 24-11 and 41-21. Their biggMt tallies. Best perrentage shooters 179-192 526, Nancy Knofia 188. n c l n iP n ® i Burgess U;cir pace setter with 15. CO*P. IM-WO«lD WCHTS R15UVU) In the other deals, Cincinnati its second decision in three out­ played preliminary contest East margin was 47-21 early in tha NOW ourr SAPiNS ano In the MBA are all giants—no little play, Rockville ran up against a Ellington al.so won the jayvee .sent catcher Bob Schmidt and tartar last night in undefeated I •nronntcr iR.oi ings. Catholic’s Intramural All-Stars final canto when Platt made its TAKE THESE TWO WITH YOU. men—among Walt Bellamy, Clyde Parkade Dusty - - Rav Bolduc pitcher Dave Slenhouse to Wa.sh- 224-203—580, Russ Aceto 214-220 - Newington which registered its! ’ t-,, The high flying Eagles led from beat their counterparts from South belated spurt...But time ran out X WANT TO DO SOME lyovellette, Oscar Robertson, Bill ington for outfielder Marty Kcougn Catholic, 41-33. WORK. I'VE LOST SOME Russell and Bob Kerry. All five 599, Herb Clark 221-579, Dick thii-d triumph of the campaign. The P F ri. start to finish but had to with­ on the host club before they could E and another player to be named TIME, YOU KNOW/ Shackelton 204— 557. Tiny Pookelt Rama dropped their third decusion HaniKon ...... o II 4 stand a belated bid by the Hart­ East Catholic's next game will really get back Into contention. can dunk the hall through the rim ; Hcinlz ...... 7 later, and Philadelphia bought 204-200 -5.50, Joe LaVue 216, Bruce in five games overall this wintei. 7 21 ford quintet to secure the victory. be Tuesday when they play host without too imieh effort . . 1 0'l.,ouphlm ...... : i .1 ;i third baseman Andy Carey from Russ Coffee, who had tallied 37 Stauffer 214. Enso Pavan 208. The visitors broke fast to cap­ i Kiiimp ...... 1 1 3 Quarter scores all in favor of to the Rockville High Frosh. I>eague ''badman'' In the NBA Is 0 the Chicago White Sox for an un- points in the Panthers' opener, Tom Gola of Philadelphia. He ture a 21-8 first period edge but i Hflnroc’k ...... 0 East Catholic were 13-7, 22-15 Reel Celholic (41) was held to but two field goals , Hant' ...... 0 (1 ii dlsolo.sed sum. 'Hie Phils will send B. T. Pt* leads In most personal fouls and Country Club Women -- Helen Rockville fought back and reduced <) ti 1 B^lanKPr ...... 0 two minor leaguers to the White and 32-25. The visitors closed to Klllel ...... during the first three period. The /Z'/^ most games disqualified. Pro bas­ Noel 119-121, Beverly Bard 128. the margin to eight points. 28-20. j ,Iani»f'n ...... 4 0 k within four points with two min­ Troy ...... 4 slim Platt shotmaker led hia iZIlJ u o Sox and receive one to complete ketball Interest, both in person Gappy Giblin 125, Ann Barron 122. at halftime. Newington took com­ 1 Wrtkht'vcn ...... utes to go but the Eagles refused McK*ou*lt ...... 0 team’s fourth period rally scoring mand again in the Uiird period and 0 0 0 the deal. D*b- ...... 1 and via video, has bten declin­ Avis Hamilton 120, Mae Wiitrh 119, to yield under pressure *nd tri­ McPartland ...... S a dozen points In the last eight B. C. rolled to a 44-29 advantage at the The trade tliat brought Neal to BY JOHNNY HART ing. Fans are Just getting slek ami Jean Dulka 118, Dolores Kelly 115. 1 ToIrIb ...... 19 11 49- umphed going away. Welir ...... 0 minutes and wound up as tha buzzer. The winners never were in 1 Siim m the Mel.s was one of the more, l.odrc ...... 1 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE tired of watching the big guys cry Strong off Bourtls game's top point producer with 16. TODAVVJiLt B e serious trouble the rest of the way. B F Pt important of the trading season Mslfn ...... 1 ^ iV e CAUfeHTYtHj! and complain all night, not to P a r k e r Women’s Classic — Bandltiw ...... 7 0 14 As has been the story In the Mike Sidvaraskas also hit doubla RIT H D U N WE'RE ST/WIN6 Fl u r r y ! F L U R R y j YtsuRE Newington had a well balanced ' Burp'*!*:* ...... fi IS .Neal, 30, has played second base Tolala ...... IJ C SO CHARMING,SAWVER-SAM/... IN STHRE CCLO W ITH SWOVAJ mention the coaches, who qualify Juanita Rhnad.s 177-190 — 515, Eagles' first two victories. Bill 17 41 figures for the loeers with 10. USE CHOP- XTUdllPhUESE TIME, I AM MAKE MOVIE OF AMERICANS A 6»EMIUS, for membership in the actor’s Helen Gould 185, Betty Lovejoy attack with no less than four play­ PcalHll ...... s u during most of 'lis six years in the Soath Catholic VCXJSAID A SNOW Knc* Imnn ...... 1 .1 Troy and Tom McParlland again Despite the fact that they were STICKS /INN, AUDI AND WHAT THEY DO IN JAMN. IS REGRETTABLE F l u r r y ’. A MiSrAKE IN 6 f?AMMAIfj union. 174. ers in double figures lopped by Bob . o 0 1) .N.Ttional League. B. PETER. < J rfl \- ...... played key roles. Both turned in RIcio ...... t at a decided height disadvantage so WELL./ENJOY DOING they DO HOT A U HAVE VDUR GRACIOUSNESS. • • • Penney and Bob Cote with 14 points Hanlv ...... 1) a ' But he also ha.s played some Raitnall ...... S F l u r r y ! namspy ...... 0 0 0 good games off the boards with facing the taller Panthers, tha THINGS AS TME Former Ea.st Hartford High apiece. Scoring honors for the shortstop," a Mel's spokesman I Fponcy ...... 0 I-ntior Indians won the battle for the re­ JAPANESE DO. tackle. Mike Fisher will be .seen night, however, went to Rockville's 12 48 said. 'I wouldn't be siirpri.sed if Troy pacing the Eagles with 13 , Tntftls ...... 17 ____ 0 bounds, 27 to 24. Manchester’s •'•O at tackle this afternoon in the \^hilc iSox Stock Skip Olander who finished up with ______I Manager) Casey Stengel gives points and McParlland not far , Champ ...... 2 Si?' free switching man for man de­ Blu6bonn6t Bowl football game 20 point-'- 1 HEBRON - - Rolling to a 29-18 him first crack al that job. An behind with nine. DcAngoIlt ...... 1 f / — * with Rice. Fisher has .starred witli Rockville salvaged the prelimi- advantage Portland infield of Gil Hodges at fir.sl, Elio Scoring honors for the night fense not only flustered the Pan­ Sold by Coiiiiskey 35 thers no little, but It also found the l^nsas the past three sea.sons nar>- game. 47-24. | romped to its Chacon at second. .Neal al short however, went to Bud Ricclo of |'.yhaif 22-Yl K4M ^ He s the son of Paul Fisher, pub­ >>wlNKlon and Don Zimmer at third would Indians In the right spot at th* To 11 Newcomers R. F Pla fourth consecutive triumph over fteTCKs lic relaUons director at United Air- be a pretty good one." right time under the board* on Ppiincv ...... S 14 RHAM in their Charter Oak Con­ numerous occaaiona. WgATHER craft . . New England Ski Re­ (*olw(rk ...... 1 :i ference game last night. Neal was the Dodgers’ batting BUFFAU port Willi George Howe of the Chicago Mt^la8 Travelers Weather Service will be young men, all wanting to own part against Chicago. He hit a pair of Co-Captain Bill Andrulot, who ('nlo ... fi 14 record at 2-2 for the season. Both Jensen Seen Quitting heard Thursday nights at 7:05 on of a baseball team, purchased 46 Mflrr>onRltl ...... 1 0 liorheTs, drove in six runs and hit came o8t the bench at the start of Lahhr ...... o 0 0 of RHAMS’a losses have come in WTIC radio throughout the winter per cent of Chicago While Sox ,S 0 ID .370. He slumped the next two sea- the second period, led in the vital months . . . Annual University of Kl'-tl ...... league competition while their vic­ .sons, and last year had 10 hom- rebounding department with seven. MORTY MEEKLB stock from Charles Comiskey yes­ NikolBon ...... 1 4 6 tories were scored against outside BY DICK CAVALLI Hartford Alumni Homecoming terday. er.s and a .235 average. Walls, 28, Lanky Dave McKenna picked off basketball game will be played TotalB ...... n 31 fi7 foes. batted .280 for the Phillies la.«t Baseball for Business six and sturdy, Dennis Dialey MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD The .sale at an estimated 33.5 RiirkvillB <41) ^OMeCAVllDUkE S01J«H0 L1LCNT HAH/IT^ YOUR WIFE D05$NT have ^nlghl at Conard High when the Portland had three players In .sea.son, garnered five. * million brought to an end the a.sso- Ni«'tl*‘rwn fri ...... n II a MV WIRE TO MEET ^VATHIN(3 UkE EA9/roR A BIS WHITE AAO^TAOHE. Hawks host' Rensselaer at 8:15 Harrmttn ...... 1 7 s double figures topped by Bud Epp- Keough hit .249 with nine hom­ The Indian* had * hot shooting T n O K M t THATI TOLD cialion of the Comiskey name with (1 0 1) Bo.stoii (iP)— Jackie Jen.sen’s brilliant but controversial ath­ THATABOUrSOUf? • - . Jean Peltier of Manchester l.asburv ...... stein's 14 points, Meyer Frankel ers for the Senalor.s la.st sea.son night caging 20 of 44 field goal you HOSAU HAD ABOUT MR.SOOMa^.J^Me/ you Olandpr ...... a K I’D 7 has been awarded his freshman the White Sox. The club wa.s found­ was best for RHA.M with 13 tal­ Stenhouse had a 14-12 record with letic career— which includes football stardom and one of base­ tom sHom f THKamAtNiY 1 HAVe«3MEIHINO WIFE,Hn. Ba., li.-i ... off by the White Sox, had a 256 self full-time to business in Ne thers converted half of the 22 foul I Sunday in Farmington Valley White Sox president who owns 54 Wiiilnian average in 95 games last sea.son. vada and California. tries they were awarded. Karianaki Kciil House ('leaning . I L e a ^ e play traveling to Hartiord per cent of the club. All are Chi­ ELLINGTON—A trio of free “The apparent decision follows by 'Indians played without Fred Me- Heffernan His trade was the fourth in a to play the National Guards at the cagoans. throws' by Jack Heintz proved the Swpr only a few days announcement by Curry who is still hampered by In­ Armory. Allyn last June bought out his seric.s of deals made by the house- winning margin a.s Ellington High pawinwaki the Red Sox of a unique travel jured ankle and may be out a few • • * two majority controlling partners cleaning White Sox, who are ob­ presented new head Coach Bob schedule to fit around Jen.sen's more -. gatnes . . . In prelim In­ When Roger LeClero kicked the — Bill Veeck and Hank Greenberg Healey with hi.s first victory. The . M/mT - - viously looking for younger play­ dian Jayvees also triumphed 53-44 nine-yard field goal that beat — for an estimated 32.5 million. locals had dropped their first two Totals .. ers. Previously the White So.x much-publicized fear of airplane noi I 13 .17 travel. making debut of Ctoach Nick CTVUXI Cleveland 17-14 and knocked the Referring to the new minority start.k going into last night's en-: RHA.M 143) traded outfielder Minnie Mi- Costa and hia assistant Jim Mor- The Red Sox had only this week Browns out of contention In the stockholders who range in age counter. I.lmovatv . . . 3”' no.so, 39, to St. Louis for in­ larty a success also . . . Last Eastern Cnitferenre, Lou Groza, the from 33 to 41 years. Allyn said "A Ellington had led most of the Moitivck 1 fielder Joe Cunningham; and sent worked out a special railroad itin­ year’s coaches Elgin Zatursky and CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER greatest placement specialist of all nice bunch of people. I know rnpit way holding quarter margins o( Taylor ...... n veteran pltcliers Billy Pierce, 34. erary for the broad shouldered Ray ■ Korbusleski were among MR. ABERNATHY BY RM-.^rON JONES and PRANK RIIKJEWAY of the fellows and it should be a 7-4, 23-18 and 34-32. Somers, which : ...... r and Don Larsen, 32, to San Fran- athlete which would enable him THEN H t'a w y THE ROYAUTB* TO MttTDAy, time, was disappointed. But he had SUk City rooters who treked to rmiTRYIN TO LOCATE A CHUM •^ d Words for LeClerc, the young pleasure to do business with them." lo.st its fifth game of the season ’ n cisi-o for young pitchers Ed Fish­ to forego all of the Red S o x Meriden lor opener . . . Tuesday AAR. -SAIDAAR. YOU WHO DESERVE IT-THB PAMtt.Y O WMcKEE \0F 'IS, LAP..ORVIEKALUKAX! er and Dom Zanni. first baseman chartered planes and miss only WE GOTTA \ J i r REAL INVENTOR O' THAT^ Unloago Bear. Said Lou, "Kicking Reynolds said "W e realize our and has yet to win, finally dead- Dowling ...... 1 night the Indians will make their ABERNAT 74V5 ABERNATHY/ iMYSE YOU KNOWS WHERE new group can’t buy majority con­ locked the count and forced the, Frn.nkoi ..... 4 Bob Farley and .3 player to be eight or 10 games. Under the plan, I first home appearance of the year ELY THESE Fim sTjO ISTIN e (>RlNaPLBl rY W - TH' 6L0KE 'AS MOVED? one like that is the best thing that O IN N S ? IS could happen to a youngster. Add trol although we have talked to overtime but Heintz wa.s the boy, t ,,i„ i, ...... ir, 11 43 named later. They also .sold out­ Jensen would have been docked hosting Windham . . . HOME NOW, CARAif— ------fielder Al Pilareik to Indianapolis SERVED. SO McKEE CAN t to the record-tying five he kicked Allyn. We just have a group in of the hour with his deadly foul Sror«- ai haif 2S-1S. Poriland. for the games missed. Maarketter (51) 6 , Among the other major deals ^1/ \\/ jM t week, and you have the stuff which everybody wanted to own But Red Sox publicist Bill B. r . pts. wa.s the swap of Houston pitcher a Quay ...... that builds confidence. He should part of a ball club.” Crowley disclosed last night that ...... 6 3-3 14 Sam Jones to Detroit for pitchers 3 May ...... 0 1-3 1 \ l/, really get away fast next year and No Experience though the club had sent him a 2 McKenna ...... 3 3-3 9 No one In the group has had any Lakers Upset by Packers Five Bob Bruce and Pete Monlejo. 1 Simmons ...... 3 1-2 7 could be a fine kicker for a long 1962 contract, "W e don't expect 2 Dailfv ...... previous connection with baseball Jones, one of San Francisco's top ...... 3 1-3 7 time." LeClerc got away slow this piti-hcrs who suffered from arm him to sign it.” 1 Poit»r ...... 1 1-2 3 .year, hitting on only three of his except for William Bartholomay, a "Jensen indicated to Red Sox 1 l^utenbach/...... D 0-0 0 New York (/Pi—The Los Angeles* lead and never were headed as trouble last year, wa.s picked up JACKIE JENSEN 1 ...S flrtt 18 benore his 15-polnt day 33-year-old business executive who Vice President Dick O'Connell that Keliev ...... 1 tVl 3 lAkers. leaders in the Western■■ ~Di­ Cliff Hagan whipped in 31 points by Houston In the player draft 1 Andrulot ...... 3 3-4 '•9 Against Detroit. LeClerc explained owns two shares of stock in the His acquisition serves to strength­ he didn't think he would be play­ ever, ending the sea.son with a 1 P^ar.^on ...... I) IMJ 0 Chicago Cubs and five in the Bal­ vision of the National Basketball and Clyde Lovelletlc added 20. Al his new-found accuracy this way: Butler and Willie Naulls had 26 en an already .strong Tiger staff ing next season." .said Crowley. .263 batting average for 137 games. "Coach (George) HaUs changed timore Orioles. Asaociation, ran into unexpected u Tuiaii ...... 30 12-19 51 point*, respectively, for New- York. that includes Frank I-ary, Don "Jackie said he had new business He hit only 13 home runs and my style. He saw something in the Reynolds and Bartholomay are trouble last aight when they fell drove in 66 runs. Prior to his 1960 ^lalt 145) before the last-place Chicago iPack- Bunnlng, Don Mo.ssi and Paul Foy- ventures planned at Lake Tahoe. r. Pt* .a IZHG ntoviee. I moved my left foot back expected to get two seats on club'a tack. Nev., where he lives, and that retirement he had slammed at least 0 Coffey ...... 3-3 16 u ers, 97-94. & Torres ...... 3 2-5 4 four to elx Inches. That let me five-man board of directors which -'Schoolbov Baskplball The Mets, who picked up '22 they would"demand too much of 20 jiomerg and driven in at least come through letter with my right will be reorganized Monday. Allyn Los Angeles suffered its eighth 4 Mill**!- ...... 2 (VO 4 THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS players in the expan.slon draft, his time." 97 Vun.s for six consecutive aea- Siavrasnaa ...... 4 a-7 10 fo o t Before, 1 was kicking into the controls the other three scat.s. defeat in 31 games but remains^ Manchester 52, Platt 45. now have 34. Other recent ac­ son.s. His best year was in 1958 Jan»T»ek ...... 0 2-8 2 No .SurprlHO Mellen ...... 7 1 HATE MMOUd A lW H W T S t ^ i a e e r AW c q a t ._ a n d st a r t RCHaesiuo DAVY JONES ground. It helped to have the five , Comiskey, who has been affili­ well ahead of second place C in c^ Weaver 55, Pitch 35. quisitions, all by purchase, include when he had 35 home runs and 122 2 ...... 2 3-5 BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS easy ones.** * The seeming decision to quit 1 ZimnV'r ...... 0 iM) 0 , PESTOFAWSaP.lCKVJtHLC? MOST IMIWTAUT SPEECH llL EVK ated with an oil Investment com­ natl which has a 17-13 record. / Bulkeley 58. East Hartford 46. outfielder Richie Ashburn from the runs batted in. 0 Real** ...... 0 0^ 0 [MMmiAjBUTl'M )> wiutr*s MAVP/ KELLY GREEN'S A pany and a theatrical production Chicago, paced by Walt Bellamy Maloney 60. Hall 44. Cubs, Frank Thomas from Mil­ ba.seball was not much of a sur- Dodger* Not Interested 1 tlrabownkl ...... 0 IH) 0 OaCAM DOU, MARCO. I want to play," end Fred Dugan in Chicago, said “I am out of base­ pri.se. with 32 points, slowed dowp Elgin Bristol Central 62, Conard 51. waukee and pitcher Herb Moford Crowley disclosed that the Red Toialjt ...... 17 u l a 45 BUT I,CAN'T AFFORD of Darien told Washington Coach ball completely but if opportunity Jemsen quit the club with one 16 TO fiiT «nm ou« > Baylor, Laker scoring wlrjuM. Bay­ Brlatol Ea.stern 56, Windham 51. from Baltimore. Sox had been trying to trade Jen­ Scur«> al h&lf 34-U Manchester. Hill MePeak last Sunday and play .should offer a suitable big league lor left the game with six fouls in Windsor 54, Southington 45. game left to play at the end of the sen to the Los Angeles Dodgers Dugan did— catching six passes for job in the future, I would take It the fourth quarter after •coring Glastonbury 70, Middletown 68. 1959 sea.son — only one year for Inflelder Charlie Neal. But 78 yards and tw'o touchdowns— de- under consideration.’.’ 28 points, well below hjs 38.0 aver­ Newington 67, Rockville 41. Kelso Honored after he was named American Neal went to the New York Mets •pite an injured hand heavily The end of the Comiskey regime age aiid his 49.6 pace in the past Wlnd-sor Locks 72, Berlin 32. League's most valuable player — ye-steiday for $100,000 and out­ Sport Schedule "•rapped in tape. The performance began when Chuck's mother, Mr*. seven games. Portland 57, RHAM 43. New York (rP) — Kelso, rated and returned home. He later an­ fielder Lee Walls. gave him 50 receptions for the sea- Grace Comiskey, widow of Louia Jerry West scored 26 points for Rocky H ill'55, Cromwell 46. by many experts as America's nounced he was quitting the game The 1962 contract was tendered •on, three more than the Skin rec­ Comiskey, died in 1956. Loa Angeles and led a late flurry Bloomfield 75, Suffield 41. greatest thoroughbred since Ci­ for good. "-In keeping Mdth baseball regula­ Sunday, Dec. 17 ord of 47 by Bob Nussbaumer in Mrs. Comiskey willed 500 more In which the Lakers made a final Ellington 49, Somers 46>' (Ov«r- tation, was handed another honor But he oame back after being tions’’ since all player* must bS Green M a n ^ at Hartford. 1M7. , shares of stock to her daughter, bid for victory. time). • ^ today when -he was named the out the entire 1960 campaign and sent oontracts by Jan. 15 or b« TTneaday, Dec. 19 Mrs. Dorothy Rlgney, than she did On the same doubleheader pro­ Plalnville 70, St. Thomas Aquin­ horse-of-the-year for the second played moat of the 1961 schedule. declared free agents, CYowley Windham at Manchester, T:4S, to Chuck. Chuck started a serlM gram ifi Chicago, St. Louis tagged as 42. straight year. The selection waa Early,last season he jumped the said. Arena. . -College Basketball of court battles to. gain control New York with It* aeventh straight Goodwin Tech 72, Prince Tech 52. made by the Thoroughbred Rac­ club again, without first telling Jensen'a athletic promlnenca be­ Rockvillt at Smith. of the club before his sister sold defeat, 1-20-108, before an amphi- ElUworth 48, Stafford 43. ing Associations' Board of Selec­ Manager Mike HiggiflSt but re­ gan In football, whtre ha ttarred Ellington at Ellsworth, 8 p.m. StOfA. Tala 77, Brown 62. out to the Veeck-Greenberg com­ theatra crowd of 4,180. East Catholic 41, South Catho* tion, a group c«mprls«d of 46 rac­ turned several weeks later. He as a fullback for the Univeraity ei Rbckville E r m I i a t E m C w h - Waalayan 81, Coact Guard 68. bine In 1069. j y Tba Hawk* grabbed an aarly Uc 88. ing aeeretarlea. had UUlg aucceai at the plate, how- OaUfoniia’h GoMtn Baan. ollc, 8:80. m i / ■ : /■ . A- , ■!

r i m e t i a f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD» MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1«. IM l Ma n c h e s t e r e v e m n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c!;oni^., Sa tu rd a y , De c e m b e r le, i 96i Aato DriTins School 7A THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Garden—Farm—DhiTY Musical Instruments D0g»—BliyiE-’-l'ctt Business Property For Sale 70 Homes For Sale 7Z H oubcs for Sal* 72 Resort Property Por Sale 74 Wanted—Real Estate 77 MtORTLOCR'S Driving School^Of- Prodvets 60 g u ita r s. Used gultarg for lale. GUARANTEED singing canaries in d u st r ia l Building, brick con­ OAK .STREETT (area) — Six room flee, 44t Main St.. M an-eater. for a cheerful Christmas. Also excellent condition, reasonable MANCHESTER-6 room Caps with BOLTON—First lake —waterfront HELP! DUE to many recent siUea, Way Open CLASSIFIED Learnlru correctly “May Save E vERV GIRLM «CH00UMOWS(MlpFEAR() B ut ooiNft a scbme ir ths school prices. MI 9-7835. struction, central location and home with approx, two acres of front dormers located at 117 8-room cottage which dtui be our listings are low. Buyers are paraksets, puppies, hamsters. POTATOES, winter keeping, U.S. the price is right. Suitable for any good land. House has 3 bedrooms Tour LUe.” Onver education sMoocKLe/; hc poes MORe cukicming Cages and all accessories in stock. Lenox St.,»aluminum siding, alum­ easily winterized, Marion E Rob­ waiting for all types of property. classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ OWE A LOOK WIHE CHWAT LOVER..' ’ No. 1, .50 lbs. $1. 886 HUtotowa Rd. BIX FOOT Estey grand piano, rea­ type business, Schwartz Real Es- up, 3 rooms down, full basement, inum combinations, reduced to ertson, broker, Mi 3-5953 If selling buying or trading, call IMAM AWQeCTLCR.- Have a living picture at home with 6-1241. evenings excellent heating system. If you fessional Driving School Aasa Ml UH-SO«USIE,l^ an aquarium filled with beautiful sonable. Please call Ml 3.2507 $14,500 lor quick sale. Call the R. at once. Free inspections upon re­ For Talks S-7S98. V tMOOertLeffWR. \ after 6 p.m. Mr. Charbonneau. MI 3-0683. want privacy plus, look this over. F. Dimock Co., MI 6-5245, Barbara. quest. (Sail the Ellsworth Mitten ADVERTISING4i •• NOWSMQOOMLey,' CCHOKI')lOVg'A>0< 000enm«Al«YUT tropical, fish. Lay away orders Household Goods 51 Excellent value for $15,200. T. J. Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans,, Wanted—Rea! Estate 77 , : ^ W/W PROM being accepted now. Manchester Agency. Realtors Member of MLS MAPI.V~COMe-IR) VQUARMAMIMPMU! Crockett,’ Realtor, MI 3-1577. MI 9-0653. service, Ml 3-6930. CI^ASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS [Mcihi'Tiu.'rcACHes; KlUV AWAyCCHOKCV,------AaiMO-At Pet Center, 996 Main St. MOHAWK 9x13 green wool rug, 3- Wearing Apparel—Purs 57 Huuses For Sale 7J WISH SOMEONE to handle yout On Berlin Motorcycles—Bicrelea 11 fIdOOCHLCV ‘MOUGMEHeMAO plecs gray Lawson living room VERNON—Just completed. 6 room real estate? Call me at Ml 9-032U 8 A.M. to 6 P J«. set all In godd condition. kQ ranch, 3 large bedrooms formal for prompt and courteous service. IDEAL XMAS GIFTS—A wide ms- ^MMMPF ___ EMAUfOX 8-6M6. SHORT EVENING gown, light blue $11,900-8 BEDR(X)M ranch, flt«- BOLTON Legal Notice (Continued from Page One) Articles For Sale 45 taffeta, junior size 1 1 , worn once place, aluminum itorm wmdowa, dining room, modem kitchen with Joseph Barth. Broker. sortment of new and used bi­ \ Modem Immaculate split-level on built-ins, wooded lot, near new COPY CLOSING TIME lt. ceUar. Carlton W. CASH WAITING for property own- DFXREE ON LIMITATION OF cemed—the United States, Britain, ^<0' Hutchlna. ra 9-5182. high, dry 130x130 wooded lot, plas­ Vernon School, selling fOr $17,900. > CLAI9I8 MONDAY Zfen FBIDAT I t M AJL—8ATDBDAY • AJL Spruce St. The Bike Shop. frosc', SOe dos. H. Paaquallnl. 3 ^ TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar* tered walls, fireplace, garage, full Call the R. F. Dimock Co., Ml cr*- Please call us before you buy AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden Prance and West Germany— THE SPARKLING Avery Street. Wapplng low’s, 667 Main. Call M3 E-6331. WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, basement, priced at a realistic 9-5246, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, or sell. Speedy service, J D. At Coventry, within and for the Dis­ thrashed the matter out in two Wanted—^To Buy 58 Realty. Mi t-8129. trict of Coventry, on the 14th dav of days of intensive talking Monday SNOW BLOWERS - From $79.95 screened porch, fireplace, 1-car $15,900. for immediate sale and oc­ Johanna Evans, Ml 9-6653. December. A.D. 1961. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Present Hon. Bllmore Turkinglon. and Tuesday. The French found LINE OF Business Services Offered lil SO" GAS STOVE, almost new. Can garage, shaded lot. $16,000, P*»i|. cupancy. ASK US about our cash offer tor OT ‘"Maat Adi” ai« tak n m n Uw pka** m m turn- and up. Parts and service Capi­ FRANK IS buying and seUlng good brick Agency. Ml 9-8464. MANC3HESTER — $16,990. Owner Esq . Judge. themselves isolated. rmOmern. nw advu tliw ikouM m d kb ad the FIBSI DAY IT LAWN MOWERS sharpened and tol Equipment Oo., 88 Main St. between 4-8. MI 9-0672. used furniture and antiques start­ transferred. Immaculate 5 room your property. No red tape. Hon On motion of Mr. Herman P. LeDoyt. Hours 7-5 dally, 7-9 Thursday. 7-4 ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St Call and BELFIORE AGENCY est value. H. J. Bradley. Ml 3-7379. Administrator. Route 31. Coventry. When the Atlantic Council began APPBABS Md SBPOBT BBBOB8 la Uim tor Um aw t iBMtw repaired, aalea and servlca. pick Saturday. 17” G.E. PORTABLE TV, UHP MANCHESTER—A half block off ranch with large finished rec Conn., on the e.state of Wilhelm K. Tay­ its meeting Wednesday the subject lloa. Tki BanM to w p oailblB tor oaly ONE taM » iT eet ar omitted im and delivery. Complete low of see what we’ve got. Open Sun­ Mfiln Street, 7 room Colonial, MI 3-5121 room, one car garage, aluminum lor, late of Coventry, within said dis-1 tuner, very good operating condi­ days. MI 9-6580. Irict, deceased. was discus.sed at length again, for taaertloa for aaj adierttomaeat aad thea aatj to too miteat of a Yteo riders, reels, and rataries, COINS AND coin supplies. Give an tion. MI 8-1735. baths. 4 room down, 3 bedroomz combinations. Por further infor­ Legal Notice This ('ourt doth decree that six most of the dav. The same pattern NOT ONE but three two-family *^nako good” toiwttoa E m i« widnk do aot leasea the Toloe of garden and lawn suppllea. L A M investment with a profit oppor­ WE BUY, SELL or trade entlqus up. Modem kitchen, 8 porches, mation or appointment to see call months be allowed and limited for the emerged -France waA odd man the adTMttiMioat trlB aot he eowoetod hy “taahe good" taotrUoa. Equipment Corporatlwi. Routs n , well shaded lot, 2-car garage, houses, all on Highland St., two the R. F. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden creditors of said estate to exhibit their tunity. Come In and browse and used furniture, china, glass, at (.oventry, within and f.,r thi- Dle- claims Against the same to the Admin-1 out. The ministers ordered their “VALUE Vernon, Conn, n t 6-7600. KENMORE wringer type washer, $15,900. Philbrick Agency Ml each at $14,000, one at $15,500. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johan­ around. Connecticut Coin A Stamp silver, picture frames and old 9-8464. ^icl of Cnv.-mry, on the 14th day of islrator and directs that public notice j experts to ir.v to reconcile the con­ located at the Manchester Pet good condition, $35. MI 9-6658. Call G. S. Keith, broker, MI 9-8191 na Evans, MI 9-5653. December, 1961. be given of this order by advertising flicting viewpoints. Y01TB OOOPEBATtOH WILL CHAIN SAW work — Ttms cut. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby or MI 9-9125. Piffpiu Hon. Elmore Turkinglon. in a newspaper having a circulation iri ■E APPBBOIA1KD Diol M l 3-2711 Reasonable ratei,. Call PI 3-7556 Center, 995 Main St. MI 8-6498. TE3N PIECE mahogany dining collections, attic contents or whole MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, 25 AVON ST.—4 room Cape, unfin­ i-sq.. Judgf*. .^ald districl. and b\- po.sting a cop\ Tliev worked al the Job non-stop between 1:80-4:80 or any time estates. Furniture Repair Serrice excellent closet and storage space, MANCHESTER Immaculate ished up. Steam heat. Good loca­ Esiatp of l-Yttnk Dowd lale of Coven­ thereof (*n the piihlit.’ sign post In said , for 13 hours, producing draft af­ HUNTING ammunition in—32 Win room set, very good condition. Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. Ml 3-7449 try. in «ald District dpcpased. Tow’n of Coventry nearest the place Saturday or Sunday. Chester Special—800 Savage 80/08 Frank’s Antiques, 420 Lake St. large enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ room ranch, spacious livingring room, tion, city water and sewer, lot The Administrator having •■xhllmrd where ilio derea.sed la.st dwelt. | ter draft. Finally agreejnent was rage, $19,700 Philbrica Agency; Ml large brick fireplace, 2 bed: bedrooms. 50x140, $12,500. Ml 9-3926 after 5. hi« adminlatration acronni with said Certified from Record i reached on a brief pa.s.s.ege fitted 'fhanki.Vf Springfield—8 M/M Mauser—8.5 EXTRA SPENDING money for ea^te to thin Court for allt-wanre it is Kl.MORK TURKINCTON. Judge. RATED” ALL KINDS of clocka re p a ii^ An- FOR SALE—Ons 17” Fada console 9-8464. dining room and kitchen. 1-car V.H., M/M and 9 M/M M auser-8 M/M ORDERED: That the 21sl dav of into a general communiue of the tiquea Included. Work guaranteed. TV, one 17” Motorola console TV, Christmas by selling your part or garage with sundeck, complete LARGE WELL maintained ranch NATO conference whiih totaled mfiMLimif, and 9 M/M Mannllcher Schoe- full collections of coins to Con­ TWO-FAMILY ranch, 5-4, enclosed with attached garage, in Wapplng. Decertibrr. 1961. at 10.30 o’clock' for.- Ml 0-1963 nauer—7.7 M/M Japanese. Your both in good condition, $25 each. city utilities. One block to bus, noon, at the Probate Office i,, u,p ' about 1.900 words. FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE ili MI 9-5624. necticut Coin ft Stamp, 995 Main breezeway. garage, two furnaces, convenient to schools. Asking 3 targe bedrooms. 13x20'4' ft. liv­ Munujpal Building in .said Covi jiirv be LATE MODELS CXlSMA APPLIANCE 8ervlc»-Re- JASSSmSmJSSSSm^ choice of caliber at $2 per box St., MI 3-6498. Bring your coins In aluminum siding, fireplace, 248’ $15,800. U ft R Realty Company. ing room with fireplace, oil hot and the same in as.^ignod for a h.-aring Tile whole communiue. with it.s For handloaders have empty for appraisal. on the allowance of .said adrnmi.'itratioi. Jury Acquits 14 points, was placed before the paira all makes refrigerators, REFRIGERATOR, International frontage, trees, greenhouse excel­ MI 3-2691, R. D. Murdock, MI water heat, aluminum storms, arrount with said estate and this (‘oiirt A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERINR freesers, washing macblnea. dry­ cases, powder primers, bullets, Harvester, ideal for rumpus room lent condition. Only $19,500 Carl­ 3-6472. screens, and awnings. Quality con. directs that notice of ihe time and minisler.s yesterday. i AT ers. ranges, oil and gas burners. loading tools and dies, bullet or summer cottage, $30. Pleaai ton W, HutchiPB, MI 9-5132 structed in 1957. Robert Wolverton p A(’e a.ssigned for saitt hearing he The Berlin formula, neatly di­ Radlo>TV Repair molds, sizers, sizing and lubricat given t(. all persons known to be inter­ ^Tropic’ Dealer MI 6-0055. All work guaranteed. Business Opportunities 32 Help Warned—Male 36 call MI 9-3876 after 5 p.m. Rooms Without Board . 59 MANCHESTER and vicinity—Beau­ Agency. MI 3-1914. ested therein tn appear and h r heard vided into two parts, .said: Services 18 ing dies. Phone MI 8-5514. BOLTON—6 room ranch, artistic tiful 3 bedroom ranch, garage, thereon by mailing on ..r before De- SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - Retired SMALL RESTAURANT, centrally "The council heard statements MANCHESTER STRONG, HEALTHY man needed, RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, $30; paneling, 2-car attached garage, large lot, many extras, $14,900; MANCHESTER—Not multiple list­ rember 16. 1961. by certified mail, a on Berlin by the foreign ministers Want InfomiatloB oa oae of our chwttfled advertliemeBts f No from the shop. Can take ears of CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, located In Manchester, low over­ willing to work 9 hours day, above ODDS & ENDS SHOPPE, 21 Maple 9x15 gold, $35. G. B. vacuum, $16. ROOMS TO rent, all utilities, Scran­ beautiful view, large lot only nearly new 3 bedroom split, built- ed. 5 room ranch, full basement, cojpv of thiR ordpp lo Of Obscenity all your upholstering needs at head, reasonably priced. Injury St. 3-day pre-Christmas sale. Old VNilUam J. Dowd. 140 Charter Oak •/ of the countries most directly con­ answer at the telepboae listed T Slmp^ can the available al] hours. Satisfaction average earnings. We train. Call BU 9-6965. ton Motel. Call Ml 9-0828 after 5. $14,500. Carlton W Hutchins MI Ins, rec room, etc., $16,900;’nice 4 hot water oil heat, tiled bath, fire­ 8t.. Manrhe.Hter. I'onn. cerned. and was informed of the MOTOR SALES great aavuigs. Call CB 3-2878. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. forces eale. Call MI 9-8278. English Chelsea tea set, was $75, 9-5132. Rcn<* I,. (.'hapdolRjiip, u l.iUpy at, CH 2-1406 for interview appoint­ room home with attached garage, place, aluminum combinations. St. (Continued (mm P a g e O n e ) intention to re.sume diplomatic ment. now $60; 2 antique black walnut MUST ^ELL — Refrigerator and $5,800, $1,000 down: many more James School area, lot 90x1,50. St.. .Manrhp«tpr. (’onn MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE SHARPENING Service — Saws, TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, chairs, were $15 each, now $12 FURNISHED room near bath for $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 5 room Louis ChapdrlairiP. Station 61!. War«- contacts with the Soviet Union, in kitchen set in good condition rea­ all price ranges. Call the Ells­ $16,300. Escort Agency, MI 9-7683. houso Point, (’onn. knives, axes, ahears, skates, EconomlcaL High quality parta. Help Wanted—Female 35 DRIVER FOR deliveries and to each: Early American crystal sonable. Call MI 9-8535. gentleman, parking. 54 High St. ranch, large living room, cabinet the dealers' consciences whether accordance with the aims which M l 9-0500 worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, John rhapdplainr*. 12 Harl-.w Road lo sell.sn obscene book. the West is pursuing for the main­ rotary blades Quick service. C ^i- Guaranteed 90 days Famous for help in atore. Call Manchester knobware plates, were $7 ea., now kitchen, beautifully landscaped MI 3-6930 or MI 9-5524 SIX ROOM Cape Cod, 4 rooms fin­ RorkviUo. (Vinn and leave your message. You'll hear from oar advertlaer la )lg tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St., service since 19SL Pbeoe Ml SEWING MACHINE operators Drug for Interview. MI 9-4541. $5 each; old violin, was $35, now FOR SALE—Brand new Hotpojnt FURNISHED rooms, complete light lot. shown by appointment. ished. storm windows. fini.shed Mpripos. 39 Man.«<»n Road Brice said although literary fig­ tenance of world peace and in the Manchester. Hours daily 7-5, full-time 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m Also, housekeeping facilities. Centrally « allingforrl. ('onn. ures who testified for the defense hope that these contacts might time nithnnt spendirK all evening at the teleohoae. 9-4587. Potterton's, ISO Center 8L $26. Msmy other Interostlng items. electric dryer, never used, reason­ Marion E. Robertson, Broker Ml HOLL4STER STREET—Attractive recreation room, shaded lot. Five ______El.MORE TURKINCTO.X, JiirtRe. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI part-time shift for mothers with PARTS MANAGER wanted. Con­ Open Thursday 10-9, Friday 10-6, able. TR 5-1338. located. Children accepted, limit­ 3-59U3. 6 room Cape, desirable Bowers minutes from school, 10 minutes undoubtedly knew more about serve to determine whether a basis 1962 CUTLASS 3-7958. g TELEVISION anteanea and rotor small children going to school, 9 tact Joe Legere at Paul Dodge Saturday 10-5. ed, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Man­ School area, soon vacant, Immedi­ from Parkade. Price $13,900 MI AT A COURT OF PRORATE holrlPn literature than the jury, the ma­ for negotiation could be found 2-door hardtop systems Installed and repaired, Pontiac. MI 9-2881. PARTY MOVING wishes to sell chester. SIX ROOM ranch. 8 years old, at Coventry, within and f.,r the Di"- "Their colleagues approved the a.m.-3 p.m. Emerience preferred. ate sale price. $13,700 Beechler- 9-1,347. Irict of Coventry, on the Hih dav of jority of the panel thought FLOORS WASHED and waxed, Serving Manchester and sur­ Apply, Kaklar "Toy Co., 60 Hilliard CHILD’S TRACTOR and girl’s 20” large combination Motorola AM Bowers School, all rooms better resumption of diplomatic contact.s LAYOUT MAN, stock man, coUec Smith. Realtors, MI 9-8952 MI December, 1961. ■'Tropic " obscene based on Us ef­ Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 windows cleaned, painting, paper­ rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ St., Manchester. bicycle, almost new Call MI ft FM radio TV and phonograph, than average In size, entire base­ 3-6969, EAST HARTFORD—Excellent six Present Hon. Elmore TurkliiKton fect "on common people." and expressed the hope that a ne­ ing, walls washed, odd Jobs. Handy ice, 405 Center St.. Ml 8-2305. tion clerk, beer salesman-trainee, 9-0450. mahogany fiiflsh, $200 cash, o ^ - •IXCEPTIONALLY nice large room ment finished off Into large family room Cape Cod. Hot water oil E s q , J u d g e Pershina .said he was delighted gotiated settlement could he 1961 OLDS. S-88 LOST—Black and white spotted 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, black, radio, PART-TIME NURSE, bookkeeper, insurance saleaman, clothing next to bath, 21 CTiurch. MI 9-4966 Estate of Jeanne AMa White, late of Man Service. Phone Ml 8-8946: Inai coat $1,000. Call MI 3-4017. room 4>4% mortgage, priced for BOLTON—Modem 7 room ranch, heat, fireplace, modem kitchen, Coventry, In said Di.«lncl. deeeased achieved. After full discu.ssion Holiday sedan. Fully equipped beagle, male. License No. 3904,1 excellent condition. Marlborough, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, cashier, key punch operator, baby, salesman (Christmas), telephone FOR SALE—Native Spruce Christ­ with the verdict and tvould put all NrCELY FURNISHED room., for quick sale, $16,900. Philbrick spacious living room with large full tile bath with colored fixtures. The Admini.slrnlor having exhibited copies of "Tropic” ■ back on his of the situation, the council agreed including air-conditioning. vicinity Horton Rd. MI 9-2071, | AX 5-9437. PIANO TUNING and repair serv- free pickup and delivery on small sitter, day worker. Apply Conn. solicitor, and fruit counter man. mas trees. Pick your tree and PIANO, UPRIGHT mahogany, new Agency, Ml 9-8464. Quick occupancy. Easily financed! his adniinl.slrallon aicouni with said e .s - that the alliance must continue on two gentlemen, bath, all uttiltles, fireplace, sunny dining roqm, mod­ laie to this Conn for allowance it ia shelves today. They were removed vice. Free estimates on repairs. radios, phonewraphs. Hours 6-10 State Employment Serrice, 808 Apply Conn. State Employment have It cut fresh. Lot In Tolland, felt, $45, Long chest, $8. Small ern kitchen, phis separate laundry Priced to sell. Phone MI 3-6273, Its re.solutet course, combining LOST—Mv favorite pal. Gray Ger­ Mothproofing and rebuilding. All p.m. H A E fUuUo and TV. Ml Main St., Manchester. Serrice, 806 Main St., Manchester. will be open Sunday, Dec. 17, 11 sideboard, $10; 3-piecc kitchenette light housekeeping. Summit St. 5-5 DUPLEX centrally located, 8 ORDERED That the 28lh dav of following Per.shina's arrest. man \tcimarancr, female. \i- 1949 STUDEBAKER, half ton plck- 9-5582, MI 8-1479. Calk MI 3-5129. room. Plenty of cabinet and closrt ,Brae-B«rn Realty. December, 1961. at 10 .90 o'clock fore- strength and firmness of purpose work and parts guaranteed. Ken­ a.m. till dark. Take Peter Green set, formica top, $12; metal step bedrooms, two heating svstems. •space. Luxury styled bath and a noon, at the Probate Office in tKe Mu- with a readiness to seek solutions ’61 OLDS. $2795 cinitv Camp Johnson, Bolton, Re­ I up. radio, heater. Call MI 9-3697. neth Robinson, MI 3-1365 STOCK CLERK — Permanent 40 nlcl|>al Building In said Coventry be SEWING machine operators, night Road off of Route 74, follow signs. chair, $4, Shown after 4 p.m. Beechler-Smith. Realtors MI half, 2-car basement garage, love­ TWO-FAMILIES-We have them A bv peaceful means.” ”88" 2-door sedan. ward. Call MI 3-2375. shift, 5-10 p.m. Experience pre­ hour week, good opportunity to December 18, 19 and 20. Phone MI NICEVROOM for business woman, 9-^952 MI 3-6969 and the same Is assigned for a hearing 1952 FORD station wagon for me­ CERAMIC TILE setting, bath­ home privileges. Call after 5. ly well landscaped lot, many new one (4’i and 4 'i flat!: older on the allowance of said administration The first part of the formula re­ Movln?—Trucking— ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Co.. 60 learn business, ail employe bene­ SIX VOLT electric fire engine, for­ 3-8970, Collins. account with said estate and this Court Jury Rejects LOST—Large male cat. gray and chanic, very clean, but has loose rooms, kitchens, repair and re­ Hilliard St. MI 9-3288. MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch extras, $25,500. U ft R Realty Co.. 6 and 4 flat for only $16,900: a 6 flected the results of the four- white, cotton flea collar, vicinity bearings, f75 full price. MI 3-6390 Storage 20 fits. Manchester Memorial HospI ward and reverse, built-in charg­ MI 3-2692, R. D. Murdock" MI and 6 duplex on Foster St. for direeis that notice of the tim e and place power discussions when the modeling. Private and commer tal. Call MI 3-1141, Mr. Woodman er, reasonable. AC 8-9050. THREE PIECE maple bedroom set with attached garage, in excellent assigned foi- said hearing he given to '61 OLDS. $3195 School and Eldridge Sts., Nov. ' any time. CLEAN 'mmished room next to 3-6472, $18,400; 5 and 5 flat fnice one) for all per.sons known tn he Interested French in effect were notified that clal. Free estimates. TR 5-7830. EIXPERIENCED part-time cashier see for appointment. with boxspring and mattress, suit­ condition. In choice residential Rogowski Suit ”88'' 4-door Holiday sedan. 26. Please call MI 9^7322. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Cb. Local Apply Popular Market, 725 Middle bath near Center to refined gentle­ area. Helling for $21,900. Cali the $20,000; and a 6 and 6 on Walnut therein to appear and he heard thereon the Americans and British intend­ I ENGLISH EORD 1956, low mileage, moving, packing, storage. Low able for camp Please call’ MI man, freA parking, MI 9-7410, MANCHESTER—$24,500 6 room St. for $22,000. T. J Crockett. hv mailing on or before December Ifl ed going ahead 55dth their probing Tpke., East. CHRISTMAS TREES—Pick out and 3-2507 after 6 p.m. R, F. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Bar­ 1961 hv certified mail, a copv of this LOST—Little girl’s doll, dressed In I good tires, etc. Needs some work, rate on long distance moves to cut your own. 695 Keeney St. bara Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna ranch, Rockledge, 1'4 baths, built- Realtor, MI 3-1577, o r d e r tf» Hartford. Dec. 16 '/P, A $100.- of Soviet intentions—with or blue, In Laundromat on Maple St. j Economical second car. MI 9-1301. Household Services 48 states. Personalized serrice, JyQ WAITRESSES WANTED days Ap ACCOUNTANT FOR RENT — Nicely furnished in stove and oven, 2 fireplaces, 2- Mr Oiltord White. Covenirv. Conn 000 suit stemming from the acci­ without French assent. Child heartbroken. Call MEdford 8-5187, CH 7-1423. room, one W two ladies, or work­ Evans. MI 9-5653 car garage, condition like new. Mr. Annaml ,t. Maver. 120.5 Alhertnn ’61 OLDS. $3395 Offered 18-A ply In person, Howard Johnson’s Expanding paper manufacturer MOUNTED telescope on folding SIX ROOM Colonial. 2-car garage, Apt 4. Reilwood t'ity, California dental electrocution of a Manches­ The second part of the formula "88" station wagon. 3-7S05. Restaurant, Tolland Turnpike, off tripod, 40 power, in excellent con­ Musical Instruments 53 ing couple. With or without kitch­ Call the R. F. Dimock Co., Ml tool hoii.se, finished, heated rec reflected the unanimous feeling of 1951 PLYMOUTH 2-door station MANCHE3STER Moving and Truck has opening for man with general OAKWOOD RD.—5t4-room ranch, '-•''"''I Maver, 16 Spruce Street. ter man .six veans ago ha.s been FLAT FINISH Holland window Route 15, Manchester. See Mr accounting training and experience. dition. Call MI 8-8469. en privilege^ TR 5-6759 excellent condition, large living 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, room, dishwasher and disposal, \\ mrlicndon. Ma.««; tumd down by a Superior Court the 11 other members of the alli­ NOTICE IS HEREBY given that wagon. MI 3-8454. Ing Company. Local and tong dis Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. ■'“ne Nncci. 1,5,51 Kadel Drive shades made to measure. All Ford. Some typing necessary Excellent 25 UPRIGHT and grand pianos. room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, available Immediately $20,900. Bethlehem. Pa jurj'. The suit was rejected yester­ ance who favor negotiations. Pass Book No. 22691, issued by metal Venetian blinds at a new tance moving, packing and stor­ VISIT ABC Appliance Repairs, 19 There's lots of life left In your old Call MI 3-2321. The Savings Bank of Manchester age. Regular sendee throughout opportunity to participate in varied plastered walls, foreeq- hot water BOLTON—5 room ranch, 3 bed­ r Wliite. fluardlan ad-litem day. ’60 CHRYS. $2595 low price. Keys made while you PART-TIME steady daily house­ general accounting activities relat­ Maple Street, for rebuilt and re­ piano. Make it smaller by restyl­ Apartments—Flats— heat, one car l^rage, Bowers tor Pauline White, a minor Coventry Walter, Rogowski, 32, was fa­ Saratoga 4-door sedan. hag been lost- and application has 1960 4-DOOR 1100 Fiat, excellent wait. Marlow’s. New Engifind states and Florida. keeper. Own transportation Good conditioned vacuum cleaners. ing. Outside reflnlshed In natural rooms. living room and kitchen, C o n n , ing to multi-plant manufacturing Tenements 63 School district, $18,900. Philbrick SPOTLES.S CAPE F.I.MORE TURKINC.TOX, Judge. been made to said bank for pay­ condition. Call MI 9-8031 Ml 3-8563. salary, all benefits. Call MI These are good buys and carry a wood colors, or change color of attached breezeway and 1-car ga­ tally injured when he touched Two Cars Crash, ment of the amount of deposit. WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re­ ______v-- 3-7614. operations. For Interview write to Agency, Ml 9-8464. rage, wooded lot, convenient lo­ high voltage wires on Governor's RENAULT DAUPHINE 1958. good J. W. McKay, Treasurer, Case 90-day guarantee. MI 9-8879. wood completely, or cover whole GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. Present owners have bought an­ DECRFF, ON I.IMITATION OF pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, MANCHESTER Package Delivery piano in everlasting formicas, $13,900—4 BEDROOM Colonial, cation Offered for only $13,500. ri.AI.5IS Highway in Windsor while em- condition, bodv and tires excel­ Brothers, Inc., P. O. Drawer 831 Realty, 470 M^ln Street, 5U other home, anxious to sell thi.s AT A rOI'P.T OF UROBATF. hold*-!! OnevDriver Held ’60 FORD $1995 guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4587, Pob Light trucking and package dellv COMPANION, cosmetician, tele (wood grains or solid colors), or 3-5129. wall-wall carpet. knotty pine U ft R Realty Co., MI '3-2692, R. immaculate home. Ixjcated on plo.\-ed bv a tree firm. The suit wa.s PenonalB lent, $400. MI 3-8278. terton's, 180 Center St ery. Refrigerators, washers and phone solicitor practical nurse. Manchester. Conn. D, Murdock MI 3-6472 nt < nventrv. wilhiii and far lha Di«- brought by his estate against the Galaxle 500 4-door hardtop. stove moving specialty. Folding Diamonfla— Watch* have piano beautifully antiqued kitchen cabinets, formica count­ Coleman Road In the Rolling Park U-lct of ('ovrnirv ,.ii iho Hill dav of One arrest, no personal Injuries, 1955 BUICK Special Hardtop, 2- Apply Conn. State Employment (dozens of shades). If you choose FIVE ROOM apar^ent, second ' ers, aluminum storms, central. area. Four rooms down, two unfin­ Dpcrmiifr, A D 1061 Connecticut Light and Power Co ELEjCTROLUX Saiea and Service, SAM’S UPHOI^TERY - Retired chairs for rent. MI 9-0752 Serrice, 806 Main St., Manchester. -JewelrY 48 floor, 13U Ford Street, heat and' BOLTON—Breath taking view and Projif^nt Hen. K)m>>rr TmkinKton. and the Southern New England and minor motor vehicle damage door, all good tires, including from the shop. Cau take care of DRIVERS for school buses, 7:30-9 antiquing, we’ll give you the old Carlton VV Hutchins, 511 9-5132. cotmtry living with this 8 room ished up. Big shed dormer allows E^q . JiideiL bended representative, Alfred snowcaps. Good condition, $375 ,m., 2-3:30 p.m. MI 3-2414. piano logs made into beautiful an­ hot water. Tel. Ml 3-47.51 ma.ximum of room for expansion. On motion of Mr. J Hr-nrv Moorr Telephone Co. r^.sulted from a two-car accident ’60 VALIANT $1495 Amell, 306 Henry St. Tel. MI all your upholstering needs at COUNTER HELP, experienced, 2-9 LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelers ------V------^---- COVENTRY—5 room year 'round home. 4 bedrooms, modem kitch­ Administrator, P.FD No 3. Box 15R It wa,s claimed that the wires by owmer. MI 9-0082 or M3 4-1462. great savirgs. Call CH 2-2878. p.m. Apply Home Maid Bakery, Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ tique lamps (worth $25-$35 each). Fireplace, combination w’indows. ye.sterday afternoon at Main and “100” 4-door sedan. 8-0450. Painting—Papering 21 INSPECTTOR, fuel oil driver, drug You won't find them on the mar­ house, hot air heat, $5,800, Joseph en and bath, excellent oil hot too. Willimantir. Oinn . on (ho o.‘»t«tf* of had been placed too close lo the PLYMOUTH 1950 4-door Special 699 Main St. ly. Reasonable prices. Open Tues­ MODERN 5 room apaktment, first Barth, broker MI 9-0320. water heating system, 1’; acres UHian A Hi>?Rin.«, lalo »,f ('nvfntfv tree. Hilliard Sts. PERMANENT removal of unwant­ AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reupgol clerk, pantograph operator, main­ day through Saturday, ^u rsd ay ket. See and hear pianos at land immediate occupancy Only Sensibly priced at $13,700 The within !«aid (li.«frlrt. (tproa.^od Deluxe sedan, fully euipped, very PAINTING AND paperhanging. tenance man with boiler exper­ Meyers Plano. 91 Center St.. Man­ floor, $105 per month. MI 9-6495. ideal Christmas gift for you'r fam­ This C’ourt dnth Horrup tliat aix Emil W. Neuhoff, 52, of 12 ed hair. Miss Blanche Mason, 540 ster 3 piece living room set; sofa STENOGRAPHER, clerk-typist, evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, plus 2'4 story $15,800. Call the R. F. bimock month!* hp aMnwrd and limitpd for th^ clean, good upholstery, tires, Good clean workmanship at rea ience, sewing machine repair man, chester. Open weekdays 4-lb p.m. ily. Wp can show it to you at your (Cumberland SL, was charged at ’59 OLDS. $2295 Vernon St.. Manchester, Conn. By and 2 chairs. $145. Choose from sonable rates. 30 years In Man. stationery salesperson, cashier, THREE IjARGE rooms\ heat, hot building, on lot 100x200. centrally Co., MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods. Ml rroditnr^ of said p.«talp lo pxhibit thp|r Hallivayf Prefabs about 4:30 with failure to grant Super 88 4-door sedan motor, transmission, $125 or make group of fine fabrics. Work done switchboard operator, bookkeeper welder, machinist, tool maker. All day Saturdays. All pianos and water, stove, and refrigerator, $85 convenience, riaims ae:ainst thp sanjp to tho Admin­ appointment. Phone MI 9-9020. offer, hn 3-1677. chestei. Raymond Flske. Ml located. Steam heat gas furnace. 9-7702. Johanna Evans, MI 9-56.53. istrator and dirrrt.s that publir nollcp the right of way, when he drove by expert craftsmen on our prem­ 9-9287. statistical clerk, physical ther­ Jig borer, Bridgeport Mills, dairy Fuel and Feed 49-A work can be hank financed. monthly. Call Ml 3-8507. For information call MI 9-1919 be­ ises. All work fully guaranteed. apist, pharmacist, key punch op­ man, poultry man, bus driver, $14,900 WILL buy this exceptional T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor be (riven of (his rirdor b^’ advertising in Quincy, Pa, - A Quincy com­ hus car out of Hud.son St. to cross 1955 RAMBLER 4^3oor station part-time or full-time. Apply Con­ MARTIN TENOR saxophone, excel­ tween 5-7 p.m. a npwspaper havinp a rimilation In pany is making prefabricated Main St. into Hilliard St. and Automobiles for Sale 4 wagon, excellent condition. Eve­ Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine EXTERIOR and Interior painting. erator, assistant professor fi­ FIREPLACE and furnace wood de­ CENTRALLY located, fikst floor, ranch in Manchester Green, at­ MI 3-1577 said district and hv posting a copv ’59 FORD $1895 St., exclusive Cheney Fabric nance, and actuary Apply Conn. necticut State Employment Serv­ lent condition, $160. Call MI 8-4273 5 room flat, garage. Ideal for tached garage, ceramic bath. • herpof »'n ihp public sitrn post in sai(1 aluminum hallwavs to go on the struck the rear left fender of a nings PI 2-8426. Paperhanging. WaUpaper books. livered, $20 per cord. Fieldstone after 6 P-m. Town of ro\pntr\" nearest the place outsiide of nuKlcrn houses where Galaxie convertible. salesroom, in Manchester. Ml Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. State Employment Service, 806 ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. small family. Ml 3-6787 aft^r 5:30. Beechler-Smith, Realtors MI MANCHESTER -- Occupancy 30 whevA the dpj'Artspd last dwelt, car driven by Clayton D. Eldredge NEED A GAR and h:id your credit and cow manure; trucking. Max the entr.v5vay opens nghl into an turned down? Short on down pay­ 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. Floors. Good clean workmanship. Main St., Manchester. Rank], Columbia, ACademy 8-0323 EVER'YTHING for the musician, BOWERS 9-8952. MI 3-6969. days. 4 bedroom Colonial. Living f’ertified from Record of 16 Cole St., who was traveling Trailers—.Mobile Homes 6-A Fully uisured. Reasonable rates. after 4 p.m. FIVE ROOM, second floor, \apart- room, with fireplace Formal din­ KI.MORK TrRKINCTON. Judpe in.sidc room. south on Main St. ment? Bankrupt? Repoaaesaion? RADIO-TV REPAIRS au makes. student and teacher. Eastern (Con­ ment, We.st Side. Stove, refrigera- NEW TWO-FAMn.Y house for sale : Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ Leo Pelletier. MI 9-8828 or WOMEN for tobacco warehouse, Help Wanted— necticut’s oldest, largest and only SCHOOL RANCH ing room Paneled kitchen with ’59 CHEY. $1895 las, get the lowdown on the lowest INVESTIGATE the smart modem Cars, phonograpba changers. 9-5082. experienced, or will train. Apply Male or Female 37 SEASONED fireplace wood, trucks toi- furnished. Adults pref^red. 4-4, located on Hilliard St. $20,500 I knotty pine cabinets, G.E. built- Impala convertible. and economical way of relaxed Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 at once Conn. State Employment and station wagon loads or de­ complete music store. Ward Music 5n 3-6129. MI 3-2573, I down and smallest payments any­ days. Famous for service for SO Co., 99 Summer. Open evenings. -V Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch. 2 ins, oven rotisserie. dishwasher. where. Not a small loan or finance living, -New and used three and PAINTING, papering, floor sand­ Serrice, 806 Main St., Manchester. COUPLE FOR maintenance work livered. Also, hydraulic truck blocks from Bowers School. 3 large Steel beam construction. I ’i four room available. Low down years. Phone Ml 9-4587. Potter- ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, in office building. Apply Conn. Jack. MI 9-1353, ATTRACTIVE 3 rooms, heat, \hot SPUT LEVEI-r—This beautiful 6'j company plan. Douglas Motors, ton’s. MI 9-0726. FULL TIME factory worker-trainee water, stove, refrigerator, gar bedrooms, family size modern loom home w'ith breezeway and baths. Attached oversized garage. ’59 OLDS. 833 Main St. payment. Bank financing. Vernon State Employment Serrice, 806 $110, Available Jan. 1 MI 4-( kitchen, full basement, lovely yard Minutes from shopping, schools, Mobile Home Court and Sales. MI and counter girls. Part-time cook, Main St., Manchester. 2-car garage is located on a nice­ ”88'' 2-door sedan WEAVING of Bums, moth holes CEILINGS, wallpapering, refinish­ hostess, charwoman. Apply Conn. ------1 with trees and stone wall. Owner ly landscaped one-hall acre lot. ' churches. $21,900 Call Mr. 1956 BUICK 4-door sedan, rare 4-8120. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Garden—Parm—Dairy • SEPTIC TANKS Govang. TR 4-9820. Ml 9-5.306. Bar- standard shift, good condition. Ml ing floors. Clean workmanship. State Employment Service, 806 CLEANED and INSTALLED transfer hccessitatcs immediate With it.s di.stinctive styling and handbags repaired, tipper re­ Free estimates. No Job too small. Main St., Manchester. Products 50 SIX ROOM apartment and'garagA. sale. many unusual features, it makes rows ft Wallace" Co.. 55 E, Center . 9-1145. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Call MI 3-0826. \ i St . Manchester. MI 9-.5.306, Auto Driving School 7-A placements, umbrellas repaired, John Verfallle, MI 9-5750. home for comfortable family > ’59 BUICK $18$5 men's shirt collars reversed and BALDWIN, MACS, Delicioif^ apples • SEWERS OLDEIR CARS mechanics spe­ ROCKVILLE manufacturer wants at the farm. 529 West Center St. FOR RENT—4 room apartment,1 living and entertaining. For addi- ' 2-door jjardtop. cials, flxlt yourself cars, always PREPARE FOR driver’s test. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ gin to learn leather cutting. Ap­ COCKER puppies, AKC registered, MACHINE CLEANED BELEIORE AGENCY tionni information or appointment Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class ing Shop. ply Tober Baseball Manufacturing- excellent temperament. All red MI 3-8116. heat, hot water parking, children I DON’T PAS.9 THIS I T ; a^good selection. Look behind our Electrical Services 22 or buff, $35. MI 4-1310. 16 or over. Tel. MI 3-2068, j \ Ml 3-5121 call McCarthy Enterpri.ses, MI : office. Douglas Mbtora. 333 Main. room. Three Instructors. No wait­ Co., 114 Brooklyn St., Rockville HAND PICKED MACS $1.25 a • INSTALLATION 9-.5391, .lohn V, Panciera MI Manchester excellent like new' FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt qery- 9-1898. ’59 PLYM. $1395 ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Buildinsr-Contractins: 14 NOW IS THE time to get that pet basket. Bring your own container. SPECIALIST THREE-ROOM heated apartment, SAMBRIDGE ST.—2-famiIy house; 5 'i room ranch on outskirt.s of my. PI 2-7249. Ice on all ti^es of electrical wir­ you’ve wanted. We have some Hours 3 till dark. Bottl’s, 280 Bush stove and refrigerator furnished, s-5 room flats, new boilers, copper town. 1129 aq. ft. living area' full FLORIDA! Belvedere V-8 4-door. FOR SALE—1957 Ford Convertible, ing Licensed and Insured Wilson Help Wftntfid Mule 36 Hill Rd. SPLIT LEVEI, - - Owners trans-1 basement, 120x180 ft. well shaded LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ Electrical Co Manchester, Ml beautiful buff cockers, AKC regis­ for middle-age couple. MI 3-7894. alumbing, 2-car garage, handy lo-j ferred, must sell thi.s spotless very clean. Call MI 3-8396. modeling all types of carpentry. tered. A small deposit will hold Town and Country cation, $21,900, Philbrick Agency, ! lot. high mortgage to as.sume. censed driving school trained — 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7878. SALES AND management trainee U.S. No. 1 GREEN Mountain po­ THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ home. In Vernon (Mitchell ex­ A DREAM or a REALITY? Certified and approved fa now of­ Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. —married man Interested In sales any one until Christmas. We will , \ri 9-8464, MT 9-9858. Evenings Rill Boles. ’59 FORD $1695 also board youn dog while you are tatoes. Mealy, baked or boiled. ing heat, hot water, gas for rook­ change! close to new school. B ig' fering classroom and behind BUILDING AND remodeling—spe­ career with large national con­ The kind all like to eat — not DRAINAGE GO. ing Electric refrigerator and SEVEN ROOM split, I'i baths, i lot. heated garage, all the built- WARREN E. HOWLAND , "6" Country Sedan station Blouse And Skirt wheel Instruction for. teenagers. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 cern Excellent Income while’ we away on a trip . MI 3-5427. Har­ ins, $3..300 and assume GI mort- [ AIrtady 4,000 Hemasift awnars hov« token tfraf Best stop towi dionging wagon. m 9-6075. cializing in all kinds of carpentry mony Hill Kennels. Hebron Road, mushy. Delivered to your door. M l 9.4143 stove furni.shed. Call MI 9-7737 be­ j huilt-in.s, fireplace. recreation REALTOR work Call collect Leo Anderson, thoroughly train you. Opportunity Call Hathaway. MI 9-6438. tween 5-7 p.m. I room, cellar, garage, city utilities,! gage Full price is only $17,300. T. ' BURIED IN BnjjS? A good mort­ for advancement. Write Box HJ, Bolton. J. Crockett, Realtor MI 3-1.577. 575 Main St. MI 3-1108 , Hxit dreom to a reoHfy at TR 5-7271. Herald. ' sacruice, price reduced. Carlton gage to consolidate debts will Im­ POODLE, female, black, minia­ FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, hot J W Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. ’58 FORD $1195 A Plump Pillow! prove your credit situation and re­ ture, AKC registered pedigreed, water, $115 month!v. MI 3-2342, A BUY 1 quires payments of only $22.25 ANNOUNCER, time study man, 9-5. Just listed this 4 room house, V-8 Del Rio station wagon. Florists—Nurseries 15 economic analyst, assistant pro­ three weeks old, $125. Ideal gift. I CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, Lots For Sale 7.1 per month for each $1(X)0 you bor­ MI 3-0644, MI 9-9713. j large \li5’ing room with fireplace. ! extra large kitchen, tile bath, large LIVING CHRISTMAS Holly with row. Frank Burke at Connecticut fessor finance, pharmacist, chem­ HE WHO HESITATES SIX LARGE rooms, sunporch, mod­ i formari dining room, family size ; porch. 1 car garage, excellent loca­ berries, carnation cut flowers, A^rtgage Investment Exchange, ist. lawyer, auditor-trainee, elec­ GUARANTEED Red Factor singing Attention! ern kitchen, garage, central West ■ kitcherl 2 bedrooms, I'y baths, tion. Selling for $11.70(1. ONE B ZONE lot 80x115, city 58 CHEY. $1445 African violets, Cyclamen plants, J5 Lewis Street, Hartford, CH trical engineer, mechanical en­ canaries and females, reasonable. IS LOST! Side Rcaltv. MI 9-4342. MI 3-6710. recreation room with fireplace, ' R. F. DH\rorK CO. water. Union Street $2,200 Call geraniums and foliage plants, also 6-8897 days, JA 9-5553 evenings. gineer, civil engineer, program­ 82 Bank St., MI 9-0024 Our New Telephone -Ml 9-6495. Noman station wagon mer, contract administrator, tool FOUR ROOM apartment, redeco­ enclosed breezeway. attached ga-1 MI 9-5245 ■ colorful rustic baskets and Our signs soy SOLD Number rage. Imdscaped yard 91x194. Barbara Woods MT 9-7702 1 “HARBOUR HEKHTS” SECOND MORTGAGE money-We planner, stress analyst. Apply rated, heat, hot water, gag stove. wreaths. All quality plants at rea­ Marion R. Robertson Broker MI Johanna Evans MI 9-56.53 : sonable prices. Ponticelll’s Green­ can supply any sunount of money Conn. State Emrdoyment Service, Apply 52 Well.s St. ON THE SFARKUNG GULF COAST for mortgages Terms to fit your 806 Main St., Manchester. j.-p. 3-5953. ’58 MERC. $1395 house, 433 N. Main. Open 7 days a SOUTH GLASTONBURY — large station wagon. week. needs, (instruction fnortgages JACK HAPPEN Ml 9-4342 SPLIT LEVEL—For those accus f t c - SIX Roo m duplex and garage, house, cottage, rental inc.ome $54 also available. J. D. Realty 470 SEPTIC TANKS tomed to Wie finer things, all one week!;', price $19,800 Joseph Main St., Ml 8-5129 AND available Feb. 1. Call M? 3-4884, COMMERCIAL LEGAL NOTICES 18 V AGENCY WEST SIDE could domamd has been included in Barth, broker, MI 9-0320. AND RoofinK—Siding 16 The undersigned, by virtue of this lovely room home. The Florida’s IDEAL Community ’57 OLDS. $1295 PLUG6ED SEWERS Real Estate—Insurance REALTY $12,900-2 BEDROOM ranch, en­ A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, Business Opportunities 32 Section 2476 of the General Stat- j I''urnished Apartments 63-A style is condusive to those who en­ Super 88 station wagon. utes of Connecticut, Revision of 8 Blsaell S t^ M I 9-4506 218 Hartford Road joy split level living at its best. closed porch, patio, rellar. ga­ INOUCTRIAL painting Carpentry Alterations rage. sewers, bus. Carlton W. WITH and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ BE YOUR OWN BOSS 1949, gives notice that he will sell Machine Cleaned COVENTRY—Three large rooms, On beautifully landscaped spa- at Public Auction on Wednesday, Septic lOBka, Dry Wells, Sewer heated. Ideal for working couple, ; oiou^ lot, 2-dar garage, 4 bath- Hutchins. MI 9-5132. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. $75 monthly. PI 2-8646 after 4 p.m. I rooms. Priced in the high 50s. PAINTING ’57 MERC.. $895 MI 3-4860. , High income Sunoco Service Sta­ December 27 at 10 a.m. at 395 Tol­ Lines Installed—Cellar Watw- MANCHESTER - New 5’2 room tion for lease in growing Rockville. land Tpke., Manchester, the fol­ prooftng Done, 1 Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8484, Insurance Coverage For 4-door station A’agon. BIDWELL ROME Improvement TWO ROOM furnished apartment ranch on wooded half acre lot. big Your Protection Small Investment and a desire to lowing car In order to satisfy Items one block from Main St 'Cali MI 1 WEST SIDE—1950 American Co- family kitchen, full basement, Company—all types of siding and make above average income is all for repairs and storage on said car. c in n e y bros 9-6746. ' ionlal, 13x23 living room, pine built-.ins. and garage. Sehwarfz $100,000 Compensation A COUNTRY CLUB Flavor roofing. Aluminum clapboards a that |s needed to become your own Year and Make Engine No. M K . ] recreation roomV bar, immaculate Real Estate, MI.5, AD 6-1241. eve­ .8300,000 Public Liability '56 MERC. S64S specialty. Unexcelled workman­ boss. 1955 Cadillac 5562-61946 , . ship. Ml 9-6495. Sewerage Disposal Co. J r a n c h in t h e c o u n t r y .5 FOUR ROOM furnished apartment, I condition, only W7,9o6. Carlton W. nings Mr. Charbonneau, MI .3-0683. $25,000 Property Damage Custom station wagon. Parkway Service Center :sn-iS2 Pearl S t—Ml 8-fiSM gas, lights, heat, hot water. Cali Hutchins, Ml 9-al32. Call BU 9-0291 by Peter Van Stratten MI 9-6964 after 4 p.m. (COVENTRY—4 room ranc'h, hot Estoblisbed 1918 IDEAL for INVESTMENT NOW Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A FRONT TO back split level, 3 bed­ air heat, storm window., $6,500. rooms, two full tile baths, large - Joseph Barth, broker. Ml 9-0320. 46 Years Of Service ’56 RAMB. $495 5743-H ROOFTNG — Specialising repairing After 6—JA 8-8295 Business Locations paneled family rdom, convenient; station wagon. roofs of all kinds new roofs, gut­ ______For Rent______M ' kitchen plus enclosed rear patio, I BOLTON — Two pleasant homes. WM. DICKSON ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ attached garage. Beechler-Smith, i One a seven room colonial with ' LDEAL for immediate or future RETIREMENT paired. Aluminum siding. 30 STORE near Main 8t. at 38 Birch Realtors, MI 9-8952,\MI 3-6969. attached two-car garage. The & SON ’55 STUDE. $195 years’ experience. Free estimates NOTICE St. 2,000 aq. (t., parking. Apply other a compact ranch with ga­ Call Howley. MI 8-6881. MI 8-0783. Marlow’a, 887 Main. HOLUSTER ST.—5’j\ room home : rage selling for ^14.750 ($2300 and Phone .Ml 9-0920 Station wagon. (As la). PUBLIC HEARING on a professionally , landscaped ' you can assume 1st mortgage). ADDITIONAL For RENT EXCELLENT STORE for any busl- 100x150 lot, 2-car garage, concrete j T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. IDEAL for that Florida VACATION NOW Heating and Plumbing 17 ness or office, apartment Includ­ drive, enclosed porch, formal din- ■ APPROPRIATIONS ed. 476 Main St. 5U 9-5239. 9-5. ing room’ living room with fire- j '53 BUICK $295 PLUMBING AND heating — re­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS place, spacious kitchen, full cel-: Whot's different about "HARffOUR H EIGH TS"? It costs noHiing to find ouf. station wagon, Exception- 8259 modeling installations, repairs. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, MOBIL SERVICE STATION lar. Immaculate throughout and ^ ally clean! All work guaranteed, 25 years ex­ CrONNECnCUT Houses Por Rent 65 fairly priced. Inspection invited. PLUMBING .12M-2IW perience. 24-hour service. Call Notice Is hereby given that the Fill out coupon and moil TODAY. ROCKVILLE — Now available 5 Robert Wolverton Agency, - M I: Here's a special design for the Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749. Board of Directors, Town of Man­ 3-1914. Water Heaters chester, Connecticut, will hold a roorp ranch ideal location, $115. ’47 WILLYS S100 halt Blxe llgrure. Carefully tailored All the king’s men did put HARTFORD RD, MANCHESTER Tel. U l 9-7319.' HEATING station wagon. blouse and skirt pair to mix and Humpty Dumpty together again to Public Hearing In the Municipal . s . FOR TRADE Humidifiers match' with, similar wardrobe form this gay pillow that trill de­ Building Hearing Room, 41 Center TOWN ADVERTISEMExNT I HARBOI'R HEKil(iHTS item*. Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Now operatins;. Available in January. Excellent poten­ Dehumidifieird’ light youngsteml Easy to make — INVITATION A ... for similar property in Manchester. 5 1/ 2 rooms, large! FOUR ROOM house for rent, $93 a AIR CONDITIONING I 380-390SBA.«on U'vre'r'WT-ST \nAUDDLE n ’RNPIKE, MANCHlATEa No. 8259 with Patt-O-Rama is fun to use! Tuesday, December 26, 1961 at, month. Call MI 3-6105. SAND In sizes 12H, lOlz. 18^. 8:00 P.M. on proposed additional’ tial business. Very reasonable rent. We will pay you ^ living room with fireplace. All very neat, II/ 2 acres, w^U Air Cleaners Partem No. 5743-H has pattern ..T o BID appropriation as follows: ' FIVE ROOM house, three years SALT TREATED SAND FOR I Please Send Colorful Brochure— 20H. 22H. 24H. 26t4, 28^. Bust pieces; full sewing, embroidering ?shaded. '4 PUBLIC USE IS AVAILABLE 83 to 49. Size 14ti, 35'bust, skirt, Sealed bids will be received at To the Middle Turnpike West while we train you. Must be ambitious and willins' to old; $100 monthly. Call PI 2;6519, Heat Pumps and finishing directions. the Office of the General Manager, storm sewer drainage proj-® • 4 Monday after 6 p.m. AT THE FOLLOWING 1H_ yards of 54-inch; blouse, 3/4 To order, send 25c In coins to:— LOCATIONS: ‘ NAME *”V_ sleeve, 2 3/4 yards of 35-lnch., 41 Center Street, Manchester, ect ...... $5,000 give good service. If you qualify and want to operate ?.S.—Will also consider selling at $14,900) 4 Water Pumps MANCHESTER Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Connecticut until December 22, to be financed from the imal- 1., Harrison Street at Town Ga­ WILLIAMS To order, seniLSSc in coins to;— ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Suburban For Rent 66 rage . i ADDRESS Sue Burnett. The Manchester Eve­ 1961 at 11:00 A.M, for Chemicals— located portion of the Capital a good going business call 4 VVaier Coolers I AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Water Dept. Improvement Reserve Fund, 2. Love Lane Sand Rit 1 O L O sio B IL E ning Herald. 1150 .AVE. OF Y. Warren E. Howland ] (XiLCHESTER, Norwich Rd., Rt. 3; Corner of School and Au-| OIL SERVICE, Inc. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N. Bid forais and specifications are Robert W. Gordon, Water Softeners CITY STATE PHONB For Lst-clazs mailing add 10c available at the Controller’s Office, Secretary 2, -one 44,8 room brand new apart­ tumn Streets ! 512 WEST CENTER STREBT T. for each pattern. Print Name. Ad­ 66 Center Street, Manchester, M O M L O il CO h HARTFORD JA 2-a231 REALTOR J ment. first floor, $80 monthly. 4. Tolland Turnpike outside ofi Board of Directors Available fOr immediate occupan­ Zone Control »n 8-1811 — MI t-M ll For Izt-claaa mailing add 10c for dress with zone and Pattern Num­ Connecticut. Manchester, ■ the Town Sand Pit each pattern. Print Name. Ad- 675 MAIN STREET—MI 3-1108 . 4 cy. J. D. ^ a lty . Ml 8-5129. GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS ber. Town of Manchester, C6nnect(cut This sand ma.v be picked up byj Bath Rooms OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL t drau with Zone, Style No. and i Have you tbs '61 Album con­ Connecticut "An Eqiid Opportunity Employor" the citizens of Manchester for use P.8. GREEN .3IANOB CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF MANCHESTER IS BUILDING HOMES 81m . . ' Dated at Manchester, Connecti- Evenings: Bill Boles—MI 9-9858 Known (or Quality Producte and Service taining many lovely designs and Arthur J. L«Claire Jr. but this 13th day of December on ice and snow. 1 ASD SUPERVISING THE DEVELOPMENT AT HARBOUR HEIGHTS. SATUROATS ITIX ft PJC. Baato Wialilc magaalne 35e- fr$« pattenu? Only 3Se a copy! Acting General Sfanager 1961, . 1 Arthur J. LeClaire Jr. $41 Broad St., Maacheater—Ml 9-4548 Read Herald Advs. Acting General Manager' 0 I y . ( \\

Vi,.,..: ■X' /• 4 ■ . - • 1 t #AOB TWELVB iHattri^i^Bt^riEtt^ntnQ S^ralin m } . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1961 About Town Shopping Days LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY at 1:10 F.M. - SATURDAY 11:10 AM. Till Christmas ICiM Dorothy Brondolo, dau^h- Open Daily t«r of Mr. and Mrs. Cthilio Bron­ / dolo of Bolton, h freahinan In the 7: Mon. thru Sat. executive secretarial course at Mt. Come For Christmas Ida Junior Oollege, Newton Centre. " 9:30 till Miaaa.. is at home for Christmas V’acation. 1 9:00 P.M. TIm Round Table Singers of Man­ i Main Street chester High School, directed by % * O. Albert Pearson, will present a Manchester Christmas concert at the mee^ng of the Kiwanl.' Club Tue.sdajNat t t Telephone noon at the Manchester Country Club. J MI 8-4123 P v t Thomas M. Ryan, son of I' Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Ryan Sr.. 62 Laurel St., recently completed the V ** live-week disbur.sing___ course at the The Songster Brigade of tlte Flnance^hoorH^^Benjamin Har- ^ Salvation Army will hold a .opecial. risen. Ind. He is a lf*61 graduate of : rehearsal Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Manchester High School and en­ church. DOUBLE tered the Army last July. The Majichesler Wales will The Newcomer's Club of the meet Tuesday at the Italian .Vmeri- Manchester YWCA wil meet in the ! can Club on Kldridge St. Weighing Fireplace room of the Community | " ill begin at 7 p.m. A Christma.^ S&H Green Stamps T Tuesday at 8 p.m. •‘Chri.stmas party will be held. Mrs. Harvey TONITE Capers." a variety show, will be Ward and her committee are in presOTted and carols will be sung, j charge of the program. The party Refreshments will be served Mem- ' is for member.s only. Grab bag I Tonite and Monday bers are reminded to bring gifts Rifts will be exchanged, and meni- for a grab bag. ■ hers are reminded to bring a till ------deroration for the tree. Wave Janet I>. Bilodeau, seaman | ---- i with all cash purchases apprentice, daughter of Mr. and Pfe Raymond A. Ford, son of Mrs. Wilfred J. Bilodeau. 7 Sea- ^ Mrs. Loui.'^c Foixl, 617 Center St., man Circle, sening at the Naval . recently participated in Exercise H is Christmas Stocking! Station. Newport. R.I. She report- Brand\-wine. a field training exei- ed to the station Nov. 27 and has ciso involving 2R.000 troops in been assigned to the supply de- Germany. Ford is a bridge speclal- partment. Miss Bilodeau is a Iflfil ist in the 37th Engineer Groiip'.s Just in time for Christmas graduate of Manchester High S14th Co. He is a 1960 graduate of ^ Manchester High School and en- W E G IV E . - tered the Army soon after gradua- The Round Table Amgers of tion. LUGGAGE SPECIAL Manchester High Schoor directed by G. Albert Pearson, will pie- Tile Men's Club pf South Meth- list rhurch Church wdllwill meerMondaVatmeet Mondav at meeting of the Rotarv Chib Tiieii- - 30 p.m in Susannah~ ...... Weslev Hall. day at 6:30 p m at the .Manches­ ter Country Club Tlie I^yal Circle of King's I Oaiiplitcrs will hold a potiuck and CTiristmas party Monday at 6:30 p m. in tile Rohhins Room of Cen­ THE ter Congregational nmreh. Host­ esses will be Mrs. Bess Thomson BIBLE and .Mrs, I>mise Fairweather. Gifts will he exchanged. SPEAKS by EUGENE BREtVER PerMiiial INolices In seeking to identify the New Te.stament church today. In Memoriam descriptixT marks are needed In organization it was congre­ In lovuic nurn*ir\ of oijr fi«»ar mothpi* Mr.5 MSr\ Arnold who pae«od gational. without a hierarchy Rwav r>pc 1.7. l'>oT The church was distinguished, H* r thouehip wor«’ all 9 aa Christ's -"the church of the She nov«T f

Members of the church were B^atrifo. Rohori and Dorotlii. referred to as ".saints." "dis- ciple.s.” "brethren. " "children." etc. But the one proper name SOFTSIDE PLAID they wore was "Christian." Acts 11:26. Only in Christ's name is there .salvation. Acl.s Dick Nelson 4:12. Paul persuaded men to Percu.ssion Hou.>^‘ be Christiana otijy. Acts 26:28- LUGGAGE 29—nothing more. Moreover. Compiele Mne Of Peter declares that if wc suf­ fer as a "Christian" not to be DRUM ashamed but to glorifv God "in ttie most versatile and ready-to-go this name. ' 1 Pet. 4:i6 (ASVt. INSTRUCTION Paul condemned the wearing of luggage imaginable! other names than Christ's, Call MI 9-99.{8 1 Cor. 1:10-13. • black stewart plaid Send for the FREE booklet VISIT OUR ''MR. CHRISTMAS" SHOP "Should You Join the • mffcleod plaid Church of Your Choice" to trim your home and trim your tree Address your request to— 100 Scott Drive 7 foot 100 branch vinyl ^ Manchester. Conn. WESTOWN 8.98 18" o'nite NOW ■ ■ PHARMACY CHRISTMAS TREE Hartford Rd. — 5fl 9-9946 pairs MANCHESTER 2.25 10.98 2!" o'nite NOW CHURCH OF CHRIST To maintain our continuity Orange Hall, E. Center St of medical service rve are 8,99 reg. 14.98 24" o'nite NOW lustrous • easily stored Sunday School, 9 45 a m. Open All Day • ENGLISH RIB SOCKS Worship, 10:45 a.m„ 6:00 p m. « lasting • tall as the average ceiling! 17.98 26" pullman NOW SUNDAY M of dacron and cotton K K HALLMARK reg. 1.9.98 29" pullman NOW « a beautiful blend of 65^o dacron polyesfeJ M and 35 °o fine combed cotton in a classic CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS I reg. 21.50 men s car X style of 6x3 rib, sizes lO'/i to 13, black, char- garment bag NOW 1 2 . 9 4 We still have a large and varied selection of ^ coal, olive, cordovan, light gray, easily wash- individual cards, for friends, relatives and sweethearts. Also Hallmark boxed reg. 2 1.50 women s car ^ ed andifsast drying. cards from 59c to 2.00 box. a garment bag NOW 1 2 . 9 4 t KWWWWWSXWOfWnfWgVWWWWWWWM^flMfllHIfJl » d it it SPECIAL GIFTS FOR GOOD SCOUTS! h r it it For Girl ScouJIs and Brownies it For Boy Scouts ^ Brownie Watch ...... 7.95 For Cub Scouts 'i ^ G.S. Sweater Guard ...... 1.00 Wallet ...... 2..50 Nothin's APPLE Knife ...... 1.75 H Brownie Bracelet 7 , ...... 59 Knife ...... 1.7.1 T-Shirt ...... 1.10 I u'^' V Better’n Chow S e t ...... T.S5 <> M Scatter Pin Set . 59 R in g s...... i,2,!r A p p le s SALE •let-Rocket A.v ...... 5.00 it Brownie L o c k e t...... 86 Cub W allet...... 2.00 At Our Orchards Rar Needle Conipas.s . .1.65 ^ G.S. Bracelet...... 91 Tie R a c k ...... 1.25 Toilet K it...... 2..‘’.5 ‘II G.S. Locket ...... J .00 Flashlight ...... I.49 At Our Fruit Stand Sweat Shfrt ...... 2.25 ' r Crystal Radio K i t ___ 2.95 H Brownie B racelet...... 9| Statioiierv ...... SOc . Now is the time to enjoy crisp, juicy apples kept in cold it G.S. Stationery...... 65 Hanrlkerchief...... 25c Coin P u r s e ...... 95c storage until ready for use. it _ . _ . H Brownie Stationery...... 65 H in g s...... 125 Telescope ...... 1.25 At present we have .Macs, Haldwins. Greenings. Red and Scrapbook ...... 75; I G.S. Camera K it ...... 4.95 Pathfinder Compa.s.s . .2.25 4 Golden Delicious packed 4 qfs..'S^ts. and 16 qt.s. All fruit Fla.shlight ...... l.jlS Cub Tie Clip ...... 60c brushed clean and priced according to .size and quality. I Brownie W a lle t...... ?...... 50 Camera ...... Idenfification Bracelet 1.00 V\ J B a g ...... 2.27 Toothbrush ...... 25c Key Chain ...... 25c Prices begin at $1.00 4 hu.shel for utility grade and M G.S. Knife ...... 2.00 up for better grades. Telescope...... 1,95 Mechanical Pencil...... 65c J G.S. W at^ch...... 9.95^ Cub Promi.se Plaque'..50c Open every day and Sunday,s. Apples until* next May. ^ G.S. Charm Bracelet ...... 9 |i Signal S e t ...... ,‘5.95 It’s good business to buy from the grow er. it Cub Fun B ook...... I.OO l'*< lit G.S. Pen and P e n cil...... ea. Cook K i t ...... 2.75 Canteen ...... 2.50 Field Glasses .2.95 2 Brownie Pen and P e n cil...... ea. Sheath Knife ...... 2.75 Cub Pocket C om b...... 10c * ^ . Sleeping Bag ...... 19.95 Litt-L Vitt-L Kit-.1.00 { GIRL SCOUT BROWNIE PERd ORCHARDS j , UNIFORM UNIFORM A ttry St;, Wapping Oakand St., Manchester V dress 6.50 belt 5Qc dress 4.50 |j beret 1.50 socks 50c cap 75c BOY SCOUT UNIFORM CUB SCOUT UNIFORM S,U e 60c ----- flocks 50c ■I , T . - -J. .' completd 10.50 compldte 9.95

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Bonanza But I feel any criticism or sug- guarding the romantic Little Joe gretions any of u# may present are (Mike Landon), directing the load­ ndicaUons of our satisfaction with er of the sons Adam (Pem dl Rob­ format and a vlUl inter­ erta) and taming the muscular [t v Notebook I est in the continued success Pf the Yule Cheer Offered show.” " H obs (Dan Blocker). nas In the Christmas episode, Sun­ By DICK KUSINBR ^ v in g played ffliakespearean day. Dec. 24, 9-10 o.m., NBC-TV, Nswsp.pt I Enteiprias Asm. at the Stratford, Canada’s the Cartwrights discover a blind, Tbs fsot that, of all TV net- To Wandering Orphan Shakespeare Festival, Greene is a orphan girl wandering alone in the woffes. ABC is most frequently the great believer in the methods and snow-covered mountains and bring butt o f (Hitlcism, becaure It con­ te<^ique of the “Bard of Avon.” her to the Ponde-osa for a Christ­ tains the highest proportion o f n r r x w o e b a r d ♦ly accounts for ‘Bonanza’s’ con­ “ Many of Shakespeare’s stories mas party. Westerns and mysteries doesn’t “Bmuuuw,” n ov in tta third year, tinued success is the fact that we were weak, but all his characters In keeping with the format of bother Hioinas W. Moore, that net- were strong men of passion and cania on tlie televirlon ncene flA a are, I’m sure,' the happiest set in close family ties, “Bonanza” U a wortc’a vice-president in charge e t emotion set against a wife back­ natural for a Christmas show. TV programming. time when TV programming was Hollywood,” Lome confided. ground,” Lome continued. Having heard Lome Greene’s ex­ *T feel,” Moore says, ” t ^ pub­ hMvUy lopalded with Westerns. “ I don’t mean to give the Im- In “Bonanza” as Ben Cartwright, planation for “Bonanza’s” success, presgion thAt the four of us are al- lic bodies and newspapermen al­ For another Western to hope for the patriarch, Lome Greene stands a Christmas story in a TV Western wajra happy with every phase of the ways are ahead of the general pub­ any semblance of iongevity at that out as the staunch father-ruler of has become more believable. For it production. I guess ^ e fellow we “The Ponderosa,” — a thousand lic bi the matter of programming. time was unbelievabie. Yet, last was the family thr ‘ built the West And I think that is good—it keeps give the most trouble to is our pro­ square miles of timbered land that —not the drifter. And it is the fam­ aeupn “ Bonanza” was piaced by all ducer. David Dortort,” Lome con­ stretchM the lengfth o f the eastern the networks striving to improve, ra t^ . services among TV’s top ily that has made our country tinued. shore of Lake Tahoe — by safe­ great. which is what they’re doing. I shows, and this season Is still go­ think that that famous phrase, ing strong while many other West­ ‘vast wasteland,’ was choeen for erns have gone. its effect. And It ia halving its The queaUon uppermost in our effect.” mind while interviewing Lome Moore sees a trend toward few­ Greene, sUr of “ Bonanza,” was er hour rtiows, and a resulting in­ what was. the reason for its great crease in half-hour shows. This, success. he explains, is largely necessitated “Bonanza la motrt than a West­ for business reasons. ern,” Lome told us, “ It’s easier - tt program half- “In most Westerns the charac­ hour shows,” he says, "then, too. ter rides Into town, finds a problem if an hour show Is a bomb. It’s and then rides out ruthless as ever. a bad thing—it spoils one-third of The true Western Folklore Is not a newwork’s evening program­ alwut people who were ruthless. ming. The halfhour format lends It s about people who were build* ers. Itself better to situsUon comedies than to action-adventure stories, 'This is what gives ‘Bonanza’ Its BO I think we ll see more situation quality,” Lome went on. comedies next season.” All the stories attempt to re­ Of ABC’s current season of pro­ late the pioneer aspect of the Old grams, Moore says that Ben West. In addition, the father- ^ s e y appears to be the biggest son relationship strong in life has hit, even though “ Alcoa Pre­ ^ways been the best dramatical­ miere is the biggest with critics.” ly. Basically, ‘Bonanza* is a love He also says that He is rootine affair between four men with the hard for Bu* Stop. father image the predominant fac­ ’ !Bus Stop Is a new kind of tor. Finally, people can and want show,” he says. “ It's almost an to be identified with the father anthology and therefore good writ­ image and with peaceful pursuits ers like to work for It. It’s hard rather than violence.” - to get good writers to ..turn in Needless to say, Lome is not a scripts for 77 Sunset Strip and shows like that, whicb have so man of a few words. ‘Throughout many continuing characters that the interview, he unhesitatingly they are confining for writers. So answered all our questions. It was we are getting better writing on a pleasure to listen to his reso Bus Stop. That’s why I hope it nant, mellifluous voice which was succeeds.” heard for many years on the CBC network when he was chief news broadcaster. Kelly lo'Portray ' “Another thing that undoubted Priest on Series

Gene Kelly will make his debdt aa a regular television performer as the star of “ Going My Way ” ' a new, hour-long television series to be seen on the ABC Television Net­ work next season. The series, based on the fabulous, ly successful 1944 Paramount movie whiq.h starred Bing O osby and ELECTRONICS Baipr Fitzgerald, will go into pro- ducUOT early in 1962 and Is sched- LABORATORIES uled to go on the air next October in prime evening time The Aeries, a dramatic show with 277 BROAD strong comedy overtones wili tell 'The Cartwrights bring CSiristmas cheer to a blind orphan girl in a special Yuletide episode of “Bo­ me story of a Catholic ’ priest in nanza” on NBC-TV, in color, Sunday, Dec. 24, 9-10 p.m. EJST T®'**'* ^ Ws relations with his GOING TO MAKE parishioners and with a Protestant * THIS A TV minister who is his friend CHMSTMAS? 8FOBT8 ON TV .94 SATU R D AY Television PROGRAM WEKK OF Shop Here for BBC. 1C THBU DEC. M U:M Hkr Klas * NUIioa Oollar Mosie It I a cheater In school exam, Beaver The Best ■'Verdict," Sidney Greenstreet. is conscience-rBtricken. Update n. M Matty’a Fanday Faanlea SS • :M Have Gaa. WUI Travel . SATURDAY, DEC. U Boi« The CUwa • 7:M Perr. Naaaa $ i’iS ff"* *“■■«* Bewl I Candlrpm ItowllBt M Sharpshooter who" collects « Z.SS • Msjor Leasee Bowl- Tour Servlciag 'Dealer "The Case of the Unwelcome boumy on dead cattle rwatlers U :M Thin U t Bride.” A bride becomes 'dla- Bfl 9-1124 Feature has outlived his time, and the S:M NBA Pre F^biUI- , » tt trauxht when her husband urzes stock imociaUon that once hired Cartooa Festival (Calar) S her to Accept an offer of money .Knickerbocker* v*. All Klads of Pesnle him asks Paladin to prevent him Boston Celtics. U to divorce him. from hunting down a rustler no U:iS Libertir Bewl Football Game Talea of Wella Fanco (Color) ^ longer wanted by them l:4SV V. All star ‘*®^11 w*«* <• is IColor) St lf;W Gansmoke Featare < Si "A Killing In Clallco.’ ’ .A kUl'er'a if, D bcIumb Howlhif 1R t:ii RFD Vo I S A scheming rancher tries to henchman (Dean Jones) turns I^tame his wife with a hired Pareata Aak Abaat Sehoala 8 ^ I t o i to ;ret reward money. U:4S Make That Spare M IS Chrintma* Carol* St hand in a plot to foree monev The i^ r la ir rweaties 8. «S. SS from her father. ..a. « SfNDAir. DKC. 17 ’ ** latorpol Calllair if Blonds Prefer Gentlemen." IMS Dackpla Bawliaz 8 JQIW L lENNEY l:Si Yeiitrrday** NMrareel S Pinky is kidnaped and her life 5.* ■f'* "'**•' S. «S U ____14-Pla Bewllex u . Shirley ’Temple Holiday Tlieater endangered after she witnesses Dick Tiger vs. FlorenUno Fer­ *:4S NFt Pr* Football *S M a LERAV HARRIS f a killmr.- .. nandez 10 rounds middleweight PltUburfh Steeler* at ' St. **Captaln Tanuary/*. Shirley Tern l:St T.ie Defenders S contest. Top-ranked mtddlewelghr Louis 4e. Guy fCibbee. “The Prowler.” Drama coo- Tiger, on a twelve bout srinnuig t :N Fra Foatball 8. 4S. IS ASSOCIATE Saaide dporis ' Mrns a wmlthy man who con­ streak, should be -too strong for New York at IMIlaa l:’?r WUd BUI Hickek fesses to shooting his wife's for­ ^ban Fernandez. Dick by kayo 1:45 Blaeboaaet Bowl mer husband who has been Compiled by Stanley Weston. fji'Eruo^rifi.S'A*? * ■ t:0f Womea'a Major Xeaffae Bowll^ blackmailing him. Boxing Illustrated). T:i5 SiMrta Camera la insurance of AU KinAs . The Tall Maa SS to IV _F*a»boaee IS t r i t r r d a y . d e c . n Bequeat Tkeater ' < "A Tombstone for Billy." The t:Si'WreatIlR8 S3 ■’.’C ;■ Bonds **That*a Ri^t. You're Wronr. From The------Dmk- of Margaret towq-sklnnint (Howard McNear) Tyding.” Margaret Hayes, Craig 2:9f Pro Baaketfoll tt unwillingly betromea a benefac­ Sfevens. N.Y. Knickerbockers vs. Boston tor as the result of a then com­ ; 944 N. MAIN STREET Celtics. mitted by ^ illy . Make That Spare 4S. ** j PRONE » n 9-9800 S :if Movie 8 % fA w reare Welk Show S. 4S, AS Top bowling stars compete fo- S:Sf Daace Party 4f Features Lawrence Welk and his cash prizes. ..Win Eniot, com ­ When parehased from os 4 :f f Mea of AaBapolta 18 mentator. 791 MAIN STREET . a 1 Champagne Music Makers. ll:SS News. Sperfs. Weather S 4:9f Playhoaae 3 .Uems o ft k e Silver Sereea U HolMay Ckeral Sina galoHay NIgbl Bepert tt PHONE MI 9-0928 8 Whl^ Woman.” Charles Laugh­ Satarday NIgU Newt A Weather INSTALL TV Bm o af The 1 Teek ton. Carol f-ombard. mail ^ Aak Waahincton “•s: , ^ Ik* Third Man j* 5 :f f Bmd Da via Show HollywM»8*a Flaeal a# 53»l«»4?r NIglit At Tbo M oves H:lt Cartaia ^Tlme « All>8tar Golf T t 8f (Color) W. as QUALITY SAFETY * *LET THERE BE LIGHT*’ (Color) Challen^inK matches be­ I^tiration Gobi." stars Rlcb- "The Damned Don’t Cry.” Jodn tween profeMionaT rolfer*. To* ajd Widmark. and Don Ta.vIon 1. .V „*>»vld Brian. day: cary Middlecoif is chal­ The true adventure atorv of a •It*® Ssfarday Speetaralar s lenger. Travels.” EEJ‘‘*r weaChermen Nile Spot M S E A T U a T S TWIN OAKS Bir Time Wrestliay 8 who Jmight their way out of 11:4* H evie 8 i g ^alor Darkpia Bowllac 18 Mongolia during World War II "Sharkflghters.” Medie Cf Darryl Hickihaib Martin Milner 6:88-Alvin Show 3 U;l*Tlghtr«|>: SS ELECTRIC E frt Holllinaii f<*aturcd. 1:1* gaa Fraarlsca B«U S I^avo ft To Beaver S, 4S U 4 :N 1:4* Newa A Weather s Free! k;.- .>■ COMMERCIAL B««ver’a English Test, when News s *5 a strange coincidence makes him |:IS New Testameat s RESIDENTIAL ChUdrru’a Haar .is • :U »wa. Sports, Wrather W ^ INDUSTRIAL S:M Brakea Arrow s Adreatarra of Oule sad Harriet I Cook's CONTRACTING Aproaaoal Jackpot tt ATLANTIC FURNiCE OIL Aiitoinatie lateraatloBal Shosrlinie M SERViqE STATION BICHARO V. DVBCO. Prop. . „ Patsday Faaaioa tS 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE--MI 9-.3701 4:W Aturieaaa at Work CS 918 Middle Tpke, East T:M r^-A Gladya S MI 9-5321 w o o d 9 0 9 -7 7 7 8 Brothrra Braaaasaa 8 T C O BtSSELL ST. Blao Aazela 2t L s i . V V W i / W w . Phon« MI .3-1129 OflIelsI Inspsctiaa StAthw PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O ^ ..> SATtJRPAY, DECEBtBER 16, 1961 BIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, 5ATUBDAY, DECEMBER 16,1961 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER SUNDAY Television I*ROGRAM Cast Annoimced PIPE aid SUPPLY •:M The - Obaaaei 4:44 American FsotbaH League 4. 4dj Dennta entoyn the luckiest day of TUESDAY Television PROGRAM DfOOBPORATBD _ X eaim his life wiMU Mr. Wilson selb . „ New York at Dailaa . „ J “ 4W The tSewn U New Breed 4. 44, 55 For New ^ria l him a worthlesa-<‘good luck" piece WiBi&whatiiiahgi •■’S Crter_ 4:14 Ameriooa Newsataod 1:14! ‘!J Newi,S** ' ’is— Weather 4:44 Fattaras ta Mnsle 11 14 M low The Sun 8. 49. 44 4:4# CnOegn Of Tka Air "Blood Money.*'------Girl’s attemried t : « SMr(;i BmiH (Color) Joaeph Oalllechto gcd- •The Far End of Nowhere” . Eric 4:14 News . suicide leads the Met Squad to WHOLESALE the Chicago Orcheat^ m •« dawteneng (O) disclose evidence to convict Eather Ralaton, veteran actress .4:44 The VhrMeaheis \ J a ^ •"■Pta assljmment to write J l* Alrienltere Mnwm 4:44■ .e 6!"*5'S5!'Big 8 n eater WaFrtaM . ^ The Sfarr John Ibremua is b ^ . A meMIc a family history of the near- Itetro, Wnather phoney doctor. of the silent screen, will head tha PLUMIING and ■••“ ••.to color will be the theme. Knkla aad OUia 4:44 Qeaiu Igsiglll in legendary Randolph family and *’** fcnuMar Feyeya Theater 4:44 Bed Skelton Skew ' 4 cast of the new NBC-TV daytime HEATING SUPPUES n ie I| Tho LUe . — •"<•■, “ P counting corpses. OMjtfawBtel Oaoniwma 8 "Freddie and the Yuletide Doll." 4:44 Ycsterdu’s Newsreel 4:44 IM SslCvnn Show 8 TUes O l n e Har4 A r a WllUoms guest stars when serial, "Our Five Daughters,” in hnleaMare ea Parade •'••jjta m y Fewers Sparta 6bow SnVANIA "^onU er Pony Bxpraaa." VISIT 01^ SHOWROOM 4:44 I nernuM lee Oar WerM V Wisdom gg g I Guests: Com^ians Wasme and 7:44^°(S-iui Rogers gceltpn portrays Freddie the tire role of Helen Lee, it was an­ Mas Tc Ksa Sehurter; singer Paul Anka. Addl- picture • computer neeloader in a pantomime nounced by producer ^ g e n e Burr, S48 N . M A IN ST. Repeat series of cooveraatlons tto h ^ Ftests: Loub Armstrong . .. Ba&fiCmInar ns^Admlral aad Swabby Christmas story about a tramp of noted - personalities. Today — and ^ E e Blliiudon, WaRer Chlari and a raggedy doll, Michael Keen will appear as Jim 1 Chrlelertere Harrj^^Bmerson Fosdlck. and Barbara (Jook of the Broad­ 4ri4 CaCS^ Olawa l ^ k Pawril Shew 22. 44 Lee the father, and Robert W, I ■■••• 14 way n^ieal. "The Gay Ufa.” ^ IM o u s serlea, with Dr. Qeorce 1:44 Wasklagtea OoavereaMoa «.e x ■•Fart naaecbls ‘T^.e ^ t h Caller.” An amnesia Stewart as Uncle Charlie. PETERMAN PLUMMNG ‘The. Weet b Bright” Also Comedian Corbett MoniM e ’f i Btoegte 4:14 Early Shaw victim Is suspected of having mur­ 4:44 Oalloga Bawl . And the Baird Puppetfi. dered her employer, a healing ’The five daughters of the title ^len Ludden. moderator TV * *• vHCrt. "The Eiternal Baa.’’ Sterling cult operator. Old I f l ^ n Sen Diego in CnU- ttM (IsAwmaa s. ar Hayden will be portrayed by Jacqueline OMColDoMltAB fomle^ (Repeat) C M HaaUey Beportlag 41. 14 ;The P ri^gal Mother", l i a r ^ l •»u Brw^nn Thnw 8:14 Becky A Rig Frieade . The nird Man u Chriattaa Sebnee ■ News_teaturea Troop Is Involved tn child custody Sea Hoat 4:14 lehabsd Aad Me 1 Ckmrtney (Anne), Iris Joyce (M ar­ • Ob » Ooatrsetor C U Ie a Of Baiva . . . Th# Ohristoabers 14 dispute. l a s t l o n g e r , 8:44 1 Film Newepaper editor Bob Major takee jorie), Nuella Dierklng (Jane), ■Mrifice el tta u 4:44 TweaUeth Cm Ib^ Car M^Wkero Ars ToaT 94, 14 J ^ La Loaan 6lww 4:48 Felix The Oat a young high school girl Into his Patricia Allison (Barbara) and • Oae RMpoiiatMUty I . . ?h '! tfhe I4t< „ !;WUWe." Documentary report on Get wtoll. Officer Schnauser.” ■ •teP fl Heem _ (Color) ™ J • ••ach her Journalism — the brief, meteoric political career by snVANiA fiaturing HaloUiht Wynne Miller (Mary). Ben Hayes I^ e n Officer Schnauser Is Injur­ f : U S»i!S*D*S35“ ’- 4ri4 Qatek Draw McGraw crush on RIm” *'***‘ develops a • One Psynent PImn Pert in of e foor-pert aertea rep- of Wendell L, Wllfkle, who cap­ ed while directing traffic. It Is Front-mounted 6 ^ * and 4* has the role of Don Weldon, reaenting an Image of man tured the Imagination of grass- ^scovered that the "Get Won .peifonn better! 8:74 J a m far a ^ g 4. 44, n delineated br the literature and jpots Repubticana and won the Fund contains only 49.39. epeakere, Woodblet^ Halo- ■■iriiwBy Fatrel Audlenc* participation musical Mary’s husband. Orer IS Venn’ ExperieoM IlM arb of pie great ages of hls- mpubllcan nomtnntion for P r e ^ Light, OT-566 Chaesia. ^^Ijfriend". Jane Wtthera, Arlaen K*me with Bert Farlu, sinjriiiir The program will start Tuesday, dent In 1940. 9:M TV Theater 9 emcee. m e^lerJ Renals- “ TIppy-Top." Red Buttons. Imp­ Super Diitanoe Tuner give . 14:4# C o t e ^ r 4,44 4:14 Newe. Sperte, Weather Jan. 2 (3:30-4 p.m. EJST) and wlU gMMe and modem. "The Glided Meet The Proas If. 14 ish man brought to Ufa In the Porter OoMe Werkebey Strecte Ot Danger 14 Ml 3.2463 (Color) Guest: George Meany, ipectacular eound and pie-, . . SJW When 49.94 M aetry Oa Farade be presented Mondays through Imagination of a little boy. I4:M Hnnwmnkern Mnvin 4 *•••• f t i “ '*4 33. 99 I le .ji 7. E.’Sn*** * ■ • » « » I president_ ----- of_— the AFL^nO oeBaass t rr ture quality. Picture k 23" . „ Chrietmae Oorela . Wna! Judgment**. Cain seeks Fridays in NBC-TV'a revised line­ IJ'li y*h» Tlaie a Tv^ Hearr of — Stars 14 (Color) "The Tin Badge." Wealthy meaaured diagonally, 276 ;y.“ dge Hardy’s Children." f 'r t Weather. Nows aad Sperte pelp, from a dress manufacturer 111:44 Oamem Throe 4 «| ' Death Paints A Legacy” . Thelma Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone. 4:44 News ead Weather In hie efforts to smash a garment up of afternoon programs. Ritter. Adldred. Natwldi. mine owner Irkks Little Joe into square inch viewing area. Ray laar Hnea it. PETERMAN’S James Uaeandrew. boat. Oueat becoming sheriff, hoping to carry Caiter bate. fCoiorl B.C.M.C. industry trucking alliance headed R o ^ y n ^ ^ r ^ renowned Inlei^ 4:15 An Pro Bearebaa^ 4. 44 out a murder ^ot -without Inter­ MIWI GT-555 CHASSIS Ctabbaaea by a racketeer. Vtnmbfaif end Renting Co. 4:44 i. 2. S-OOl ference. .. . . Sprtora Bermud akmr Big Pletare TV Pnmiere 1, 44, 54 Adjuiti 4«t for btit poiilble MODEL 23VMF" Traekdewa Q — Old Richard Chamberlain, Jack Lescoulle Is adult guide tor Bas S ^ s 44. SI “'•* (Color) *• ■••*• *• of a World". Story of of "Dr. Kildare” ever appear on Mata St.— Maacheater young RIcluud Thomas. A visit to "And The Pursuit of Evil." Tense picture, automaticalty. F ru itioood 4:41 Newe 4. 4. it, the Arehduke Franx Ferdinand’s t^d on 's Westminster AUwy. the March for buried cache of 43SO.- o t n t t n and 7:44 Te TeU The Troth ^ assMinatlon and the end of the "Ounsmoke?" He looks famiUar. Tower of London and other fam­ 000 In stolen gold bars. Fhll Silvers Shaw Empire. — S. S. g e M ^ A d r e lS a r o Theater ^ ous landmarks. Otaania M la hardwood Bolida MllUsa DeUar Merto MBUen Delfar Movie 14 Mister Ed « . a & •’^ 1 "Winter Meeting". Janis Pali A — Yes. He also has appeared |ll:S4§IiESr.r&Jr *s UiM Lave Ot Ute 4 JanisvX‘."‘'£-.rt'*“"S'" Paige. ®«“ e »•''•■. Mister Bd, doesn't mind sharing Trrth m Oenseeeewee 14. — Wgather. Leeal News on ’‘Thriller’’ and “ Deputy." UFB INSURANCE | his stall with another animal once 4:44 Jack Benny Prograja g Several Others Newe A W eM er 44, Medicine gg NOW! A N D TO U R •“ ,• while, btit when his ownOr Paaaaatlaga 8. 44 _ American Odyssey 14 TUa It the Ute go Jack tries to put the talents of 14:14 Seorek _4wr Tsmerraw 11:9# News. Weather aad Sperte 9 brings home an elephant, lla too his guest star, composer-arrang­ 7:15 Sparta Camera M 2 fw »i Weather and Sporie 9 M O N E T BACK I .. .. Sacred Bear! ea mucTi for Bd. It OegM Jle Yna (Oeter) 21, M weetern Maseachaaette HIghlighte er Dimitri Tlomkin, to work for ■ «4, *4 Big Newt 22 I RathAwayt him. Styles To U:45 ne**anldtal|^Light H 24 News and Weather 99 NEW SUN LITE PLAN lUlAf.'ffiS.®*'*— M»v«rick 4U, _ New* 44 Newe Final gg. 59 WHY BE A PART-TIME talrarr’e Shewease . g "St«e Wmt". erased gunman t4:44'OaadM Camera' g m m SUPER DISTANCE n . 7:44 RThat la The WsrH T 1. ProvMea taanranoe protec­ The Lm I CejaHaeal 21 and a band of vengeance-nuiunry Durward Kirby, host, and AHen Laramie 14, M 11:15 Screen Gems Theater 4 Aroead Tewa i i Punt. 1 Married Jeoa (Color) "The Jallbreokera." BItm .You’ll Never Get Rich." Fred ASH MAN? tion to mgo 66. Tndlus attempt to prevent'Mav­ Show Of The Week - 22. 44 TUNEn - Choose From Mtalre. Rita Hayworth. .. . . M erick from aiding widow who Bring# in dlitant c h in n ili At Heme TTHh KHty germ an la jailed for helping 12:44 We m llere g knows location of gold In Indian (Color) “ Trick or Treason". Mar­ toglUve evade a poeae. f%e Jock Faar Show (Color) 94 W"e*U convert t. Betnms all basic annwal pre- Draeea ghapeaillh g TJrri^ry. (Repeat). tin Oobel Honiquo Tan Vooren, clearly. 1.24&Sdi^^H Bags Baaay g, 44. 11 11:44 Featare 44 49 mhnns if Hfe assured Hvea Ceacem ’l l •* PhO Stivers n Tom Helfmore and Russell Col­ li44 ^ ^ WeirM Tone ;^ ’m Just Wild About Hare' 11:27 Newireel g that furnace to ogo 66. Barry Bareab gg 7:44 The, Ballwlakle Show 24, 14 lins. of Allied CQuntei-lntelllgence Ughway Fatrel The announcer takes over Intrd- , FaHh For Today as (Color) Rocky Squirrel leams It's that made possible the successful Serial Nates mth KIMy ductlon chorea when Bugs la un- H '5 ! l y * Yaae Lassie g stanek 5ow of chivalry—only to have his 1:24 Newa g “ Children and the Bcrlpluree.” . In- When Timmy Martin finds out he 14:94 mukt’s My UneT 8 Tjta Jan Mnrray Hbew gusiness associates accuse him of 1:14 New Teetameat t District g.rmativa easay regarding the Is breaking an Immigration law John Daly, ntioderotor, panelists (Color) being a Don Juan. Supervisor Bible 8 impact on youncatere. Rt. hy keeping hli promise to a friend, Dorothy Ktigallen, Bennett Cerf, . . . Nomber Fleoso Baoarierjler Father S. 44 64 Rev. Magr. John J. Dougherty. .. _ Arlene Francis and guests. ELECTRONICS 8:14 Renee Party "Deck •rae Hrils.” Uncle DenUey Conversion Burner who-has entered the United Stales Leretta Tsong Auatralian singer Diana Trask 164 E. Center S'"?*-.. Sclt* Hall UnlT., guest. Illegally from Mexico, he dis­ U:44 Sunday News Speolal feels Yule CMh should go to char­ Don’t carry a single ash or . .. Nohert Gerrinrer. host. closes his secret News Seven Kays ity liutead ot Christinas presents, o t "Sing Along With Mitch,” pock­ clinker this winter! Street J =i* T *"r geMtor la WashingUa 8 Zaerama 4 News A Weather 277 MbOAD STREBT— Ml 9-1124 4:44 The Mlntenalre Convert 1 Yaoag Dr. Matona eted a new five-year contract that old fashioned M l 9-4604 1:M Your Commnalfy MUIIofi Dollar IWpvIe 11 Sunday Night Report 4:M DSbte'oilris"'’ I Eleraal Light g# "The Roaring iSventles". Jafnea Nevrs A Weatherman Maynard takes a job as a depart­ from N B C ... Grady Sutton, who coal furnace to P I 2-6801 Conversation between TIgael Pbybey’s Panthense Vow Sorvic# Poolor 4:44 ^ V e r d l e l Is Taora ment store Santa Claus to replace has a running role in "Lawman, _ . . Humphrey Bogart. Frari these Baato clean, convenient Yadin. pr^easor of archeology at 7:94 Watt Disney’s Wonderfal World of 11:14 Sunday Night Movie the missing funds for a Christmas has snared on acting Job in the SUN LIFE OF CANADA Hebrew . TTnlverally, Jerusalem, . Color . 22, 99 "The Gay Divorcee” . Fred Omeetteat Bandetasd dance of which he ia the treasur- gas heat We'll and Martin Agroiuiky. (Color) , Takes viewers behind the talre. Ginger Rogers. , Whe De Yon TraatT forthcoming movhs, “The Chap­ show you how in Sapermaa eg 4:54 News lifted HttohcMk Freseats 22, 44 1;4S ' menea o f a movie studio where 11:15 Mavis'Masterpieces 4t44 Raager Andy Shaw man Report.’’ . . . Bud Collyer, eiqiensive It can ThIa.Week In Sports - g they, will be entertain^ at a "Wee Gordie'’ . BUI Travers* , "n e Right Kind of Medicine". I m h 2:4g Pro Football - g "^ckstage Party." being held to Alastair Sim. Make Beam Far Daddy Burglar causes his own undoing moderator of "To Tell the Truth," be. Call today Cleveland at Olanta American Baadetaad when ho kills a pharmacy clerk celebrate the completion of a ml>- Movie 8 4 1:25 la tke Fablle Interest has recorded a C^olumbia disk a t HIshway Patrol 8 tlon picture. Stars Include: Ray "The Hardys Ride Again." Lewis who had tried to help him by de­ NFL Fro Football 2t. M 4:44 M ge el Night llvering medication religious stories for youngsters Bolger. Tommy Sands. Ed Wynn. Stone. Mickey Rooney, Make A Difference Where Yon Savel Here’n HaUj weed n t a gunshot T. P. AITKIN CO, TOURAINE PAINTS Pitta, at St. Loula Annette (Punicello). Henry Cal­ Late Show 14 IT DOES wound. for release early this month. Stale Trooper t l vin. Gene Sheldon. Tommy Kirk, "The Loves of Carmen", Rita Z:M Bridgeport BbowUme 8 Kevin Corcoran. Mary McCarty Hayworth, Glenn Ford. Ml 3-6793 6 BRUSHES Walter Winrhell File 44 and Sylvester the talking goose. 12:54 News A TVpatker 4:44 banes and Answers 8, 44, SS Dennis The Meonace 9 12:55 Mements oriledltatlea 6 W A LLPA PER S Television SA LES and SAVINGS WEDNESDAY PROGRAM . SERVIOE 6 SANDERS. POLISHERS Knkla and Ollle 22 84 freshmen Is not shared by her 4:85 Tewa Crier Popeye Hieater 28 Tolland. Tpke. STEAMERS FOR RENT MONDAY Television PROGRAM LOAN Ourrent 4:84 College Ot The Air (Color) classmates, so Sarah devises a t^BllDeataJ Classreem Pi?". •••« traditionally dull Aannal (Color) Tries at the West 14 ^ !“ (o an exciting afternoon. Here’s Hollywood 22, 24 Bowling 11 Dividend 4:14 New Tettameat !j^ay. Parchero” - Roy Rogers. 14:44 Circle Theater . g 5:55 Tawa Crier Flippy The Clown 18 4:44 Danny Thomas Shew 4 Tho Admiral Shew M Paul’s Paint and l:0 f Collese ot The Air f a t J’df.WA'WTyM FFATWF B ale 4:25 AgrienUare Newg Tapper "Battle of Hearts". Documentary 4:54 Ameriean Newsstand 44 Danny's boss starts trouble when a te T g e ’ e ekaeav riwaneiat 6:27 News. Weather concerning the methods used by a ConkiiirfiCal Clafsroam 4:55 News 22, 34 he buys his wife a pair of ex- iwiTtreTiea 5:46 Celoael Clown marriage counselor. Ron Cochran I Color) ■ American Newsstand 4 penslve' earrings. 4:44 Sanrise Semester 5:14 Es^y Show 6:20 New TetUraeat 1007 M AIN ST., Ma n c h e s t e r CeBtiaeatal Olaisreeia 4. 22. ■ Is host-narrator. Royal Wallnaiier Supply 5:44 Featare-FUm 3 87th______Freeinct 33, 86 ROUTE SI. COVENTRY ^Color) "Law and Order' Walter Hous- Bob Newhart Show 22. 34 6:25 AKrirolInral Newt, Weather JDoubtlng T h o m a s," Billie '‘The Heckler.*' Criminal kiepa ton 6:30 Saarlie Semeoter 7:44 TempestTempesl la a Test Tabs First Skew (Color) Portrayal by Bob of. a 645 Main St.— Ml 9-0.^00 Burke, .will Rogers. police busy with a eeriea of tele Today Shaw 11 somewhat modern St. Nicholas; a Ice Cream Co. OoDUaenlal Clatoroom t. 22. Rokla A Ollle 22, 34 hone threats whUe he ttinnel* 42. 44 _ .. "Happlty Goes To Town' ••■•phone call received during an (Color) Pspeys Theater g _ . . ■ “ ''■‘■4 Seminar 5:34 SsLula’s Werkshop 7:0# Tempeit la A Test Tobe Eeneath a. new bank vault houa- 7:18 This Oar Faith office Christmas party: ana a INCORPORATED Tales ot The West 11 ing more than a million dollar*. 7:25 Weather , E,*“ Hy Market mont^rama In which Bob plays Todaj Show 12, M - The Admiral and Swabby Show 44 8«rf*lde Six 8, 49. 53 5:48 Mister MlIsgoo 44 7:15 Light Time 8 Don WILLIS Garage 7:44 Gealas 5:55 Fells Tks the director of an all-animal ad- 27 Warren St— 3-6966 Tapper „ .. u "A Slight Case of Chivalry. Baslness Beperl IS Cri ventime film. Guests: The Four Momlag ^minar S 8:45 New AdvenInres of Plnocchlo 22 9:39 Andy Griffith Show $ _____ SPECIALISTS IN (Color) Our S4»EEDY SpMialty 7:25 Agriraltare New* 8 7:15 Three Stooges Freshmen. O. Fox Toytime 54 When Aunt Bee put* up eight WHEEL ALIGNMENT and 1:44 Captain Kaagarea 4:44 Matty’s Faaday Fasales Nrted City g. 49. 53 Weather 22 5:14 ^ r ly Show 3g quart* of pickie*. which taste ^lianas 14 7:36 Perception 3 BRAKE s e r v ic e ; . .. Sa**9 ',aa^ ■*•■ ErieaiB Highway Patrol " ^ e Man Who Bit A Diamond In TRULY DELICIOUS "Flesh and Fantasy," Charles like kerosene, Sheriff Tayjor and 8:15 Breakfast Time N rif . Man In wheelchair master­ Over Bniiness Report 9 Boyer, Ix>retta Young. hi* deputy conspire to' export OENERAL AUTO REPAm News gg 7:35 Three Stooge* 9 8:84 College ot the Air 4:14 News, Sports, Weatker 14 minds world's largest uncut dia­ 8:## Captain Kangaroo 5:S4 J^rky and His Friends 22 them as far from Mayberry as Bnteheli 6-4681— 18 MAIN ST. MANCHERTER 4:44 Hap Uebards mond robbery. (Repeat) CHICKEN 5 Santa’s Workshop 4S possible. Family Market kl Million Dollar Movie 18 te .. HI* FHead* 9 Flln*. 63 Jack La Laaae 30 Flavors 6:15 Breafcfa*t Time 19:#9 Hennesey $ Bempar Boom !'2 S®*» J^S****" aaS Sperte "Hour Before The Dawn”. Brovm In 6 Minutes 9 S'S E*"* 't** (Color) Chick and Martha browse around 4:14 Newe A Weather Veronica Lake. Franchot Tone. 6:30 C?oIIege of tho Air 44 4:44 Vogi Bear the Navy Air Base before their Captain Kaagarea Bebln Hoed 1:6# Hap BIcbard* 1 ^llBbas return night from Honolulu to 4:11 Debbie Drake Shaw Clabheaee 14:34 Itovid J^Inkley's Jonrnal 22. 39 In i Gallons! The world’s “flnest eatta’ chlck- JMk La Lanae Show 8 Film the mainland and make a stop 4:34 HoralBg Serial Christmu Carole (^ lo r ) Examination of America's rn” with Incomparable taste. Romper Room 22. M Highway Patrol at the aircraft . ejection seat Xeratag Movie Beecae 4 Food for Peace” program as it - .. Captain Kangaroo M News training area with surprising con­ "Criminal Savage", Lee 8:45 News 1, 41 42, 54 „ „ 1? belngapplled In Peru. 8 :^ Oenbie Drake Show 5 MAKCHESTER Margot OrahSLine. 7:4# window On Mala Street 11:99 News. Weather A 9ports 3 CALL IN ORDER 9:3# Morning Movie •it® Nows- Sports. Weather sequences. M:44 CaJeadar News, Weather. Sperte 8 9 Werkshop Thriller n . 99 Shetgaa Slade Big News It MANCHESTER Pick Up 10 Minutes Later ■‘CoJlfge Coacb.>' Pat O'Brien. Modern Digest Boris Karloff host 'The Re- o l d s m o b i e Say When MllUea DoUar Mevle • 14 Movie i ' l i Weather News A Sporta markable Mrs. Hawk,**' An In- L ^ 14:44 Rememalwr*a Mavis "HImr Before The Dawn” Veron- News A Weather 39 Together Again," (I^ rt 4) Irene 4:34 News And Weather tellectual )iobo beromes sus­ "Panic In The Parlor". lea Lake, SYanchot Tone. News, Sports, Weatker 49 C YC LE SHOP Dunne. Charies Boyer. Robin Rood "YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER" Mount, Shirley Eaton. Weatker, Leeal Local NewsNei Nows Final sg OEGI’S DRIVE-IN Morning Show picious of a- hog ranch owner 11:15 Onns of the West 1 CYCLE SALES and SERVICE 34 Xmas Cards • t*'low hobo dlMppears F lu tear Baaeb 14. 14 Newe and Weather 162 C E N T E R ST.— M I S-'2660 14 :M Calendar 9. 44 CInbfaonse while working for her as a (M o r ) Film .Jack McCall Desperado". George „ . Say When 42 94 Expedition hired hand. 512 WEST CENTER STREET « ee 5S**Sf“ Beraard Shew 7:15 Highlights Mon^oroerjr Angela Stevens /' 14:54 Movie 3 11:44 TheTexas 4. 44. Sports Camera Columbia— Hnmber . For Vonr Information Ben Casey g. 44 41 M I S-16U f5a‘o r f“ * "Djuiger, Love At Work," Ann 4:|®WMO Newsnows . 1, 4. 21. ■“.A.Dark Night For BUly Har- Price Is Bight News I Sothern, Jack __Haley. 4:65 Sports ris. Dr. Casey suspeexa that 7:44 BIpesrd - 4 I1:M Featnre 44 94 English—Rollfast Play Vonr Bnncb 22, 44 11:44 CeaeeBlTatteB Wagon Train 11:27 Newsreel g Color. ^ A«er Dinner Hoyle bullet-ridden Billy Harris Is y S 21. 14 BOB KIERNAN„ Prop. "Cluny Brown," Jennifer trigger-naprfy cop. Venn Far A Seag 1. 44.■s "The Bettina May Story" Bette 11:44 Jaek Paar Shew gg .. . . 5fBernard Show Charles Boyer, ' U :I4 Newa Davis as a atronrrong and confident (Color) 149 Bllddle TYke. Weat 11:44 The price Is Bight Mlllloa Dolmr Movie ____11 NEW or USED U :f4 Lave et LUe -2. 44 ExpedlUon ’ 4, Id Peter Ibbetson," Cooper, woman whose hold hole over_. her fam- 11:42 Movie 8 . MI 9-0426 Color. MlUlen Dollar Moyle Ann Harding. Trath Or OaBseqaeaecs 44. 14 Ily nearly destroys It. Through The Night". Hum- Texnn 4. s4. U Peter Ibbetson.'ly Gary Coc^rrr *• Cameaflage 8. 44. The New Steve Altea Shew „ , , Ekrey B onn . Peter Lorre. 11:34 Conneolrallon - 22. W .and Ann Hardings **’*• i ’” * * Secret g U:44 Search For Teaairrew 12:64 News A Weather ■ 1 „ „ A Song 8. 44. 54 -Weather Local News dkrry Moore, host' and emcee; It Ceald Be Yea Open House Yuletide program 12 :U Moment ef MeditaUea 4 11:85 News 5 News of the Boar. Weather panelists Bill (Gillen, Hsnry Mor­ (Color) with Steve. Jayne Meadows and 1:44 Late News gg Love Ot Life s News aod Weather gan. Betsy Palmer, B««s Myer- Make A Foes A 44. the four AUen boys at their Royal 1:U News g Jim and guest celebrity; Jack K. C08URN ft MIDDLEBROOK. I r c . U:44 The OoldlBg Ugh4 T W h or Conseqaanees 42 34 7:15 Highlights LuConara. Oaks. C^llf., home. Quests Include: 1:34 New Testament 1 11:54 Newa Day Bepeit L ( ^ N y e . singer Barbara Rua- FRONT END . . . . Camonflnse 4. 44 5 1 . Sports Camera U:99 New^ Weatker aad Bperi* f, 9 INVESTMENTS 1:M Best BeOer Tosssrrow 1 _ News Dig New* y a sell. Bill Dana, the Smothers U Bo Yos (Color) 22, 24 7:3# Everglades is MB. GEORGE r. JOHNSON JR„ Manager I Married Jeaa Bcptfaera Joey Forman. Buck Mako A Paco a aa- u News and Weatker gg ' At Borne With KM4y ■ .. Henry, Tom Conway. * Cheyenne Show 9, 44, 53 News: 8p o ^ . Weatker 3 r e n r a r m -Y a n d h e g p f u l tbansaotions h a n d l e d Day la Oeort SPECIAL «!■"•'■« “ «•«» • “ 4 "The Equalixflr.” Bronco Is ;wM vifitai 4:48 Caaaeottont | 12:55 News Day Report 22 lt:18.. . . Final ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—BfUTUAL FUNDS 1:45 M lddu Bepert 1:14 Cbackmate 4 17 OAK ST. overseer of -strange truce de­ ispense Tkenter liM Ae Tks World Tarns l:#4S*eSi^lSV?“ ‘ clared by feuding ouUaw gangs Wake Up Screaming," 686 MAIN STREET Tiei^ in g.ii66 ■ - ^Hot . Wind in. a Cold Town", A n y Questions? and sheriff. MatuVeTttuie, _ ___Betty_ Grable. Hlgkwu Fatrri Drama concerning movie stunt Phone Ml 3-6247 I Married Joan n World of Otaats 22 I m Jack Faar Bhow Serial Notes 1 ^ KM man whose temper Jeopairilsea his At Home With KHty Monfcnnl sg „ (Color) Harvey Olsen Shew career. (Repeat). , Day In- Cosrt 1:44 ^ c l a l News Report 22, 34 11:24 Featoro 44 'gg Beet at Onaebs n e C e i^ g Of Christ . 21 or Ml 3.4444 t!*® Midday Report The Ohristephera Asse.ssing the effects of Presi­ 11:27 Newsreel g (Color) The story of Christ's 4 'The Jack Faar Skew 2X 2:45 Newe gram employs the technique of Sm UI Notoo With Kitty (Color) Fur FABRICS, shofi PHLURIM M UIS 1:44 Puswerd A : Yea. It will be replaced by chor man. U:S2 Movie 1 g 8lUI;ptclurea-ln-action. built from Harvey Olsen Show *»,®tghl (Color) 22, 44 Tha Jaa H o m y Sha hundreds of the world's greatest two half-hour ahowa—new Groucho The Rest of Oroncho BUI CuUftn in emcee. Brom- ★ Drtac fabrics ★ W ooIo m (Color) paintings. AligiMMnt 1 ss V *• '*'• Answer iS „ field. Martlut Vickers. NOmher Fleoso A 44. Top Cat g gg Show and a new game ahow, 1:55 At Home With KlUy Tb* Rineman 8 49 53 12:84 News, Weatker, BMmente nf ★ MeCol PoWerns Diop^ Fabrics 1:44 Bsasa P u ty ‘Paaaword.’ ’ 1:55 News “The High Country.** Mcd^ln is Meditation < "N a k ^ Town” . Real robbers get MULLIK'S accused of murdering mountain "OoBtoiD Made SLIPOOVESS oSa D BIA i F E B IE 8 Leretta Yaoag Into the act as the warehouse Broke Ad{inhnciit 2:4# Password 1:44 News man who tried ,to steal his rifle 1:24 News, New Testament " Bavea Keya A%. robbery locale before the TV m e Jae Mnrray Show at LOW MILL PBIGES!" 8:44 The MUUaaalre series crew, and etar Officer Dib­ Q: Where did Nick Adanu learn SALES and SERVICES (Color! Yeaag Or, JUleaa ble in a 'walkofr scene. to ride? I heard he waa reared on Bokmcing S.O. N""«t>er Please 4. 44. Snlearq^ Honra: BveiT Da^ Noon to 6 P A I.— Satarday 16 *-M . te 6 W-*t. Jeey Bishop M a horae farm. Bob. R. 2dM Hoase Party ItajK-^eSl'etW riw. Shaeaen gg 2 WHEELS BALANCED * General Repairs Loretta Vanng . From Ibaae Bests 4:44 ^ r y .Ceme’s Xasle Hall 22. 84 A ; Nick learned to ride on the _ Seven Keys 4. tgfcNBY HAM, e HARTFORD BP. a MANCHESTER a FREE PABXINO OmueetleBt Baadetaad 1:44 Wyatt Ea^p ^ FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE^UPS (Color) GuesU: Tom Ticbenor Hollywood rangea and waa' not . „ Whe De Yeo TnistT and his puppets from the Broad­ brought up on a horae farm. * Range and Fuel Oils Yoang Dr. Staloae 4d4 Mews way musical "Carnival” and . — * o » r 4. RETBR’S OTNAVISION SYSTEM 4:9# B au er Andy JBhaw 4:1# The Verdlel Is Voars I ^ r a r a a 8,’’ an octet of dual Hartford Geaeral IS THE ’*X-BA V ’ METHOD TOR Make Beem ter Daddy Q: la It true that the Duke of * Complete Texaco From rheso Roots AaterteaB BaMsIaad Eye ° 9. 44. 4. Piooucts CoanectleBl Boadstairt A PERFECT JOB! f ‘S FabHo blereet ■ ^ e (flassic Cab". Kathleen WIndaor will appear In a T V T ira Co. * s u t)o Von Tnistr We He Englond Lumber Go 4:84 Bdge at NlgM (Jrowley west stars u young aeriea ? — C. J. ■ 3:55 News 7 ' B e n ’s BeUyn s ii widow who sells Kim vintage oar A: The Duke’a autobiography, 9. 9. M U L U N S JR.. Prop. 4:44 Banger Andy Show -AT THE^ GREEN- - T i l W TheCtesra ^ ic h re-rivrs gang war. MI.9-282B Make Room For Daddy LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO 4:14 A au rieu Newsstand ^ Hears Of Stars Ig "A King’a Stdry,” la being prepared 1S6 Tolland Tpka.— MI 6-6014 A m ir a n Bandstand - 1 , W MIDDLE TPKE. AT BROAD d ill News ,JTrip ^ Paris." Jed Pronty, 4:4* In The PnUle lntores4 M I S-76IA , t e e r ie u Nswsstaad for ’TV, with the Duke btaiielf tak­ 1SS CENTER STe 4i44 Edge OI Night ring Byington. ing part. The producera are the Opeif AH Day Saturday 6:44 Big 4 Theater - 4:44 Cite! Moeebester “Let -Ua Live". Beary Sanh Green's entbusl—:£Ln about » „aame „ 7 group-_ - who ..originated "The BaliA BeUamy attending' a faculty receptloa for ValiantV ellen f Teara.' PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERiALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1961

I Coming Show, | THURj^AY Television PROGRAM Hollywood Here*e Rotlywadd __ __ Dr. KUdasa 32. 88 "Season to Be Jolly." Doctors A program in Um Tuletide apirit i Town CMcr 9 Phppy The. d m U I New Teslajaeat I 4:58 Amencan Newaataad 88 Kildare and Gillespre work ThrM Adralr^ .A Swabby Skew 88 vestigators Russ Andtews and name Jackie Searie r l n » « bell is host of the aeries. I Kmmgmt— Teaper 88 Steve Banks persuade a down-on in your movie memories. It Is Isfter Bm Jdt A i T l i * rrtepBi lirst Show 38 her-luck woman to arrange a Biwiitesi ThM» ••Step lively," Frank Sinatra. staged marriage with Banks in than you have been admitting; I f Jane Wyatt, noted actress of CMette Of Till Air Colonel Clowa Si an effort to trap a large-scale, you and the name , meaningieps, television, stafe Mid screen, will Karly Show 88 murder-for-insurance ring. let us eay that in movies of SO Jack La Laaac •The Mavprlck Queen,** Bai^ My Three Seas 8. 40 be hostess on the' "B eil Telephone Biwpt? Baaai bara Stanwyck. "Ifobbie's Band.** Steve subs as a years ago Jackie Searie was sort Caaiate Eancai saxophonist when Robbie's high Hour" Christmas program titled 5:88 Sea Heat 40 school combo plays for Mike s of a new-wave child etar— Oi* "A Trip to Christmas" Friday, f:tS M W a Drake FUm 88 meanest kid on the screen. M ^ i v r Serial Fella rke Cat 8 college dance. ^ Dec. 22 (N B C -W color broadcast, MereW Verfe Haekleberry Heand 8 Hear of Mars 48 Today, at 41 and almost bakL • HU The Ice/* A b M t and Cos- "The White Hunter," Warner 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. EST). Miss fyllabaa 18 Baxter. June I,ang. Jackie’s sUll playing heavlea, kHl- Wyatt, who is particularly fa­ tpllo. Highway Patrol 40 ers—he’s the man behind the gun Caleadar $ ,4 0 NewR M Wrestling 53 m ilia r '^ television audiences for Say Wkm Bf. » 8 :U Newa, SpoHs, Weather 8 8:18 Hasel 32. 38 In Wamfcr Bros.’ fortheonsing tt:M Hamemaker*! Merle t "Harel's <7hristmas Shopping. her lom-run role in “ Father Americaa Newsreel 88 Hasel. working evenings In a de­ "The Couch” — dope peddlera and **LIVP. Love And Leaiti." Roea« Weather News and Bperte 8 Hfkiws M st,” will ; narrate the ilnd Ruairtl. Robert Montromerr. partment store to earn Christ­ other assorted unsavory charac- - "Nativity" in additlm to her du­ Flay Year Renek $$, $$ News and Weather 8 mas shopping money. unwit­ ters. ties as hostess- Stars announced < Color) . Reyal Canadian Meanled tingly abets a shoplifter. Actually, he’s a successful Los Barbara Bernard Skew 4$ Margie 8. 48 for this program, include Lisa ll:Dt Tke Prire !■ Blaki 21. $$ Clakhouae 22 "lYie Shimmy Dress." Margie Angeles business executive wh® Della Casa, the Lennon Sisters, iColert^ ^ Ckriatmas Carols 38 sets out to purchase a U.OOO acts in his spare time while hla , ^ Tke Texaa- t. M. BS Tallahassee 7088 88 dress, but ends up with dollar John Raltt, Jm e M o rg ^ , Vio- immonwealth of Natlona 53 depbsits on five dresses. manufacturing plant runs itself. lette Verdy and Edward VlUella. 11 Ceacealratlea' tt. $$ a. „ Yoart For A 6eaff I, 40. ftS St. Tom Ski Pointers 22 18:88 TV Reports 3 “Once a ham. always a ham, you Donald Voorhees will conduct the 11:55 Nears S Newa 8. 8. 22. 88 "Walli»*r IJtipmann. Year-End." know,” says he. 12 :M Lore M Ufe t Rverriadea 8 Distinguished political columnist Bell Symphonic orchestra and Sea Hunt 8 Walter Llppmann will, offer can­ The name o f Jackie Searie ia chorus. Tralk Or CeaaeRaeaeet St. $0 Cameanaae t. 4f, SS MIlDen Dollar Movie U did pomment on the personal easily remembered by those who 12:St Searck l^ r Temerrew S '•Devotion," Ida Liipino, Paul Hies and Issues that have dom­ were around in the 30e because It It Ceati Be Yea (Celer> tt . $$ Heitrled. inated the news during the past The poignant and ironic story Make A Face 8. 4#. 5S Weather and Newa ' 12 ear. Walter Cronkite reporter, was the day of adorable klddiee behind the assassination of Arch­ 12:45 Gnidlae tSghi $ Newa and Weather 88 s;ing Along With Mitch (Color) in Hollywood. There was Jackie News and Weatherman 88 22. 1A duke Franz Ferdinand . at Sara­ 12:^ Newa Day Be^rt St, 30 Coogan who wore his hair in bangs 1:M Beat 8cner * S Cacovered 53 Diana Tra.^l^.‘^k, -Leslie XTggams _ jevo—-the shooting that started 1 Married Joaa 8 HiKhliRhts 22 and the Sing Along Gang° fea­ like Eldith Head, and Jackie Coop­ World War I —is the suliject of At Home Wllk IRtty tt 38 Sperts Camera ■* 88 turing William Ventura. join er, whose eyes squirted tears Alcoa Premiere’s “The End of a Day In Ceart 48. 53 Newa 88 Mitch Miller in songs of the 1:25 Midday Report 48, 53 Frontier Clrcua 3 Yuletide season. every time he pouted. TTiey .were World.” Tuesday, Dec. 19. from 1:38 An The World Tama 3 "Dr. S am ' Colonel Casey The Untouchables 8. 40 followed by Freddie Bartholomew "Hammerlock." Ne.sii dUcovers lO-U p.m., N Y T over ABC-TV. Highway Patrol 8 Thomp.son. owner of the Tn'T as lacy "Little Lord Fauntleroy” Social Notea With Kitty 22 Circus, hires a doctor sl^ht un­ respected member of baking in­ Daace Time. Harvey Olftea 38 seen to travel with his troupe dustry is acting as front man for and Shirley Temple as "Little Miss Santa’s workshop and his visits Beat et Groacho 48 (Repeat.) racketeers intent on taking over Marker.” to the deserving will be drama­ This la The Lite 53 OuUawa 38 its control. 1:35 At Heme With Kitty 22 "The Masterpiece.** Revengre- Million Dollar Movie 13 Into this land of the good ahip tized in the Bob Newhart manner aeekin^ artist uses his talent to * Devotion, ' Ida Luplno. Paul Lollipop on a sea of syrup sweet­ 1:55 Newa 88 Henreid. on NBC-TV’s "Bob Newhart Show" 2:88 Paaawrord 3 fool a town—and rob a bank. ness came sneering Jack!,. If Las­ Bine Anyela 8 10:38 International Zoac 8 oalor broadcast Wednesday, Dec. 20 The Jaa Bfarray Bhew 22 M 11:88 News. Weather A Sporls 3 (10 p.m. E S T). (Color) As Schools Match WUa 22 sie had been around at the time, Namber Pleaae . 8. 48. 58 Adventarea of Ontio and Harriet Weather. News g he would, have tied a tin can to ( 3:88 Hoaae Party 8 48. 53 flUg News 22 "The Girl In The Emporium Nows and Weather 30 her tail and pushed 'her out of a History comes alive for J0-year> Loretta Tomas; 22. 38 News. Sports. Weather 40 old Hi.chard 'Thomas when he ex­ Seven Keya 8. 48. 53 After Rick meets an attractive car on the Hollywood Freeway 3:88 Wyatt Karp 8 salesgirl, he decides to apply for News Fiaal 53 during rush hour. plores London and visits Westmin­ Yeaair Dr. Maloae 22. 38 a job durlnir the Christmas holi­ 11:15 Europe's Finest Movies 3 ster Abbey, the Tower of London • ^ 9«een For A Day 8. 48. 53 days. (Repeat). "The Barber of Seville." Tito Those were the kind of role® 3:38 The Verdict fa Toara 8 Gobbi Fernicclo Tagliovinl. Jackie played. ' and other famous landmarks on 8:M Donna Reed Show 8. 48. 58 ,, * £ach Paar Show (Celor) SO From Tkeae Beota - 83. 98 "V ery Brieht Boy.’* The Stones NBC-TV’S “ 1, 2, 3—G o!" Sunday, Coaaeeticat Baadataad 8 11:20 Feature 40 40 When he waus around, it was like entertain boy cenlus and all 11:27 Newsreel . g Dec. 17 (6:30 p.m. E ST). ^ Who Do Yoa Trart ^ 48. 53 ledm some new lessons. a mobster moving into Robert 3:55 Newa 3 11:30 JaeJt l*aar Show 22 ^ . daa and The ChaHona* -32 (Color) Young's spare bedroom and turn­ 4:88 Raairer Aadr Shew • 8 8:38 Rob Cammlnyt Show 3 A s^p-by-step. examination of Make Boom For Daddy 22. 38 11:32 Movie 8 8 ing "Father Knows Best” into Bob Carson heads for the race- - "Fighting 69th." James Cagne\. the iiattem of..moves made by American Bandatand 8. '48. 88 t?Mk to cheer up an old friend 12:50 News and Weather 3 "The Untouchables.” Dear old pa­ 4:25 la The ihiblle Intereat S whose horses are finishing out 1:00 News so tient Bob would have ended up in Soviet Prem ier Khurahchev to ex­ 4:38 Thp Rdce of Nijtht . 3 of the money. ploit the Berlin crisis will be pre- 1:80 News g the electric chair for beating him soited as "N B C White Paper No. to death with junior’s baseball bat. 8" Tuesday, Dec. 26 on the N B O From the age of 10 to 19, Jackie TV Network (10-11 p.m. EST). was a juvenile menace, the nasty FRIDAY Television PROGRAM kid of nearly 100 movies. Four Kdgo of Night 3 years in the service during W orld 5:55 Towa Crier wealthy htisband. then plans a War II brought him back to Hol­ 8:88 College ef the Air ^ Clown M second killing to cover the first, 4:58 American Newsstand 48 ra e Fllntstones 8< 40, 53 lywood. He was 25, almost bold, 8:28 New Testauieut 4:55 News f t 38 8:25 Agriculture News "The House Guest". Togetherness American NewssCaad K alls when Frpd Invites the Rub- married and eager to return to 8:27 News Weather 5:88 Big 3 Theater $ acting. 8:38 Saurise Semesfer E‘®J' spend a week with him "Court Intriqus". Mhdelelne Car- and Wilma. Coutiaeatal Classroem roll. Carolyn WHliarns. “ But I couldn’t buy a job. I 7:88 Tempest la A Test Tube A AA GhHstma* Show 18 Kakla aad onie 33. 38 9:88 77 bnnset S trip ' 8, 48. 53 played one heavy, a fellow run­ Today Show Popeye Theater 8 Monuag Semlaar "Bullets For ^nta." Jeff Spencer ning guns to the Indians in Bob Tales et the West 18 !'>oks' for the man who tried to ^ t a n e k 7:15 This Oar Faith "Hands Across The Border**, Roy Hope’s ‘Paleface’ and that was it. 7:25 Weather kill Santa Claus or actress In Rogers Chrl.stmas parade float. I decided acting wasn’t for me ELECTRONICS 7:38 This Is CCoan The Admiral aad Swabby Show 48 rV Hour of Stars 18 and took a variety of jobs.” Basiaess Bepert Topper 53 "Siren Song.” Charles McGraw 7:35 Three Stooges 5:85 First Show 22 Robert Haynes “I finally went into partnership iABORflTORIES 8:88 Captaia Kaagaroo "The Boy With Green Hair". Pat Rocky aad His Friends 9 ;U Falhrr Of The BrMe S w i| h a fellow to manufacture por- ^ O'Brien, Robert Ryan. Thi' apartment which Kay and 8:15 Breakfast Time Colonel Clown 38 table plastic cases for everything 8:38 College ot the Air 5:18 Karly Show ' $9 Buckley decide will be perfect for from sewing machines to fishing 277 BROAD 9:88 Hap Richards "Model Wife." Dick Powell. their first homo Is rented out Jack La Lane 5:38 Saata’s Worathop 48 from under them by Kav's father. tackle. That was six years ago. Bemper -Boom Magic Ranch 53 Telephone llonr 22 Today we gross $300,000 a year Captaia Kangaroo "A Trip To Christmas". Narrated 5:55 Felix The Cat 8 and the business runs Itself. HOLIDAY 9:15 Debbie Drake Show C;88 Rocky and His Friends 8 by Jane Wyatt, starring John 9:38 Morning Serial Syllahas 18 Raltt. Jane Morgan, opera star, "A year ago the ham in me esune Morning Movie Highway Patrol 48 Lisa Della Case, the Lennon Sis- out again. I asked my partner If STORE HOURS "The Woman On Pier 13" News ,S Verdy and Edward Day, Robert Reagan 6:15 Family Nark<^ 53 ViUella of the New York Cltv he minded me doing a little part- 18:88 Calendar 3. 48 News. Weather. Sports 8 Ballet and the Schnia Cantonini. time acting. He said, 'Be my Monday 9 fo 9 . Say When 32. 38 The Spirit of Christmas 38 Donald Voorhees conducts the 18:38 Homemakers Movie 3 6:25 Weather News A Sports 8 orchestra. guest.’ So now that I ’m not des­ "Hour Of Decision". Jeff Dinah Shore. jg Tiiuraday 9 to 9 Morrow. 8:98 News A Weather 8 perate the roles keep coming in.- Hazel Court. 18:86 The Twilight Zone 8 Play Tour Haueb Special Christmas-Shew 18 He has been averaging one T V Friday 9to9 S3. 18 ClabhoBSe 23 "Five Characters in Search of an (Color) E xit." Ballet dancer, a major a show a week, plus occasional Barbara Bernard Shew Behind Closed Doors 48 Dependable Servtee 6:45 flews I. 8. 32. 38 clown, a tramp and a bagpipe movies, ever since. H e ' was play­ M l g -iiga 11:88 The Price le Right player all face the same prolv (Color). 7:88 Death Vafley Days 8 lem—-how to escape from the ing a heavy in a Perry Mason show The Texan ] Dlalsgne 8 strange abyss In which they are 11:18 C-onc-entration MUlioa Osllar Movie 18 as he recalled his juvenile stardom trapped. which always found him playing Years Fer A Soag • "Night Plane From (Hranking". Corruptors 8. 48. 58 ll:55New s Robert Preston. Ellen Drew. Tim Fix. ’ Frank IvOvejov stars nasty little stinkers. He’s at a loss 12:88 I^ve at Life Westher. Local News 22 'colTunt superior court judge to explain exactly whv Hollywood •Trath or C^Bseanoaces News and Weather 38. 48 ■ Million Onfinr MAvIe ig Cameaflage New Horlseas 53 "Night Plane From Chunking". decided he was the mean little kid. 12:38 Search For Temorrew 7:15 Western Mass. Highllghto 22 “ I guess,” he says, "all the ador­ FETS! It Could Be Yoa Sports Camera * 38 Robert Preston Ellen Drew. 14:38 F.vewitnesd g able kid jobs were taken.” e PU P P IE S - (Color). N ^ s 48 Maka^A Face i 7:98 Rawhide ' 3 The mnior news event of the He averaged $8,000 a year for . • B IRD S 12:45 Tke Galdinc light "Twenty-PIve ■ & n ta Clauses." week, with Walter Cronkite and 13:55 News Day Report Con man playa on the sympathy other ..News CJorrespondertls re­ nine years of stardom, which • TROPICAL FISH 1:88 Best Seller of Gil Favor's drovers by telling T^rtin£ wasn’t bad for a kid in the deprea- 1 M a rri^ Joaa them that his 9-year-o1d foster Frankrank MrGf^'sB Here and Now At Home With KIHy son Is destined to die before go ft •sion days. He's happy to be before u m E 4 Mc Kin n e y Day la Coart ChrfMmas. < One Qf^ tonight’s feature.^ 1s*”lhe th“ cameras again but amused at a .18 WOODBRIDOE ST. 1:25 Midday Report lateraatloaal Showtime 22, 28 story of the First Christmas, told new generation of directors and Don Ameche Is host. Tonight — through the drawing of -^schdol MANCHESTER - 1:38 As the World Taras children. ^ting offices giving him only Highway Patrol "Christmas at the Paris Circus" M l f - s m SociafRotes With Kitty taped at the Cirque d’Hiver in 11:88 News, Weather aad Sports 3 heavy roles. " I once recall a scriot. HarvM Olson Shew Paris. France. Nows. «*»orts. Wealher 8 Identifying the role of a Juvenile' Rest Of Groacho Bob Newhart Show 8 Big News f t Faith For Today • Resrae 8 28 NOWS and Weather so heavy as ‘a Jackie Searie type.’ VISIT t:35 At Hnme With Kitty Straightaway 48.51 New*. Snorts. Weather 4# “ I guess,” he says, “ Pm still the 1:55 News ‘ Trouble Shooter"-. CnipMr and News Final Jackie Searie type.” GLADYS CLOSE 3:88 Password.^ Scott nearly lose important con­ America's Greatest Movies 3 Jaa MvfToy Show tract to attractive female test The Bells of St. Mark's". Bing “ 7T~ ' . AND (Color) driver. Crosbv. Ingrid' Bergman. NamlMr Please I 8:88 The Third Msd 8 Bill McClure, director o f opera­ 3:18 Hoase. Party Shaaaea 38 fcoT./*"* » *• tions. Europe, for “ CBS Reports." ROLAND BEAUCNESNE Loretta Yoang The Hsthaways 48.53 Seven Keys "The Hathaways Sleep Out.** Wal­ is the big man with camem and 3:88 The MUIleaaIre ter thinks Elinor has run awav typewriter at his CBS News office AT Yount .'Dr Matono when she moves paint-allergic 11:32 Movie 8 i 8 Oaeen For A Day chimps to motel. "Anna C r.ta Garbo, in London, but at home he ahatMi' • CAMEO BEAUTY 8:38 From These Roots 8:98Roate68 - 9 Charles Bickford, the laurels with wife, ^ane. A l­ The Verdict Is Years "Incident on a Bridge/*' After a V.ws end , though she is the' mother o f four, Conaertlcal Bandstnkd grotesquely d e fo r n ^ outcast 1S:M Moment at M.^U>Unn S Who Do You TrustY commits murder in order to free . !:• « sfewn 3, she Is author of a publUhed book, STUDIO 3:58 Nesrs a mute girl from her iwlson of 1 :S« Vew. * ‘Sandwiches. Are Waiting," sev­ New CMtrlag Tep'Vahie Stanpf 4:88 Ranger Andy Show Inadequecy. Tod and B u * arouse 1:S* News Testament , eral magazine short stories, and a r Make Room For Daddy the hatred ot a entail town when Ml 9v2742 Americaa Bandsfaad* they try to defend bun, (Rebeat) play about modem Germany, “A 4;15 "The Casaal ToaeV^ ltebert_ Taylsr's Detectives'!K. M Q ;,Is L^CaroI Burnett, o f the Choice of Weapons.” tM Mala SL, Manchester 4:25 In The Pabllc Interest "The Queen of Craven Point.*’ 4:38 Here's H w yweod Beautiful woman ■ murders her Garry Moore Show, married? — L. H. _ The president of the American A : No, though thire have been Federation of Musicians is .Asking rumors that she might sooij become the U.S. Congress to enact legia- ARMSTRONG SNOW TIRES *13.95 a bride. la.ion to curb the practice-of uU- t?- ...... C70yl5 TPBE-TVPE PLUS TAX AND BEOAPPABLE TIBE Ilzing foreign-made hackgroukd OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY LOW PBICED Q: W hy doesn’t CBS broadceet music on TV. He claims more tham » color shows? —^ L. B. half the music heard on dramatic A : The network states it ik wait­ shows here was obtained from BOLAN D MOTORS—369 Center Street ing for wider ownership of TV col­ abroad at cut rates, causing ilosa' or sets before It g^oes in for tint. of income to American munidana 1 7 ^ ’

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VOL. LXXXI, NO. 66 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1961 (Classifled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS May Reach 300 State News Indian Forces Seize Two Deatho' Toll 1 8 0 *"“"'^“^ 4 Persons Killed In Circus Fire In State Crashes During Weekend Enclaves from Portuguese Niteroi, Brazil, Dec. 18' (jP)^filled, and others of the injured By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS were ferried across the bay to — Fire rdared through a nylon ’Traffic accidents took four Rio hospitals. circus tent yesterday as 2,500 All of the circus’ 150 animals lives over the weekend. Only persons watched a perform­ one of them,, however, was at­ ance, and Gov. Celso Pecanha (Continued on Page Bight) tributable to the snow that said the “death toll may reach blanketed the stato yesterday. Push Goan Invasion; 800 and the injured 1,000.’-’ That accident occurred yesterday Officials early today said 180 Seal, Your Dad afternoon when Carl H. Johnfeon, bodies had been recovered, many 75, of 31 Main St., Bristol, was of them children, but it has been Won’t Be Home killed when his son’s car skidded impossible to compile a complete into the path of another auto on UN Urgent Talk Set / casualty list. F or Christmas Warren Street In New Britain. Many of the Injured were so His son. Leslie. 35. of 53 Prospect \ badly burned they were not ex­ St.. Terryville. and the occupants United Nation!?, N. Y.. Dec. 18 (/P)— The U.N. Secarity New London, Dec. 18 i/F)— of the other car, Mr. and Mrs. Otto pected to live. Orders went out Council was summoned for an urgent meeting this afternoon to carpenters to malce 500 coffins. ’•Please come and see me for Kuhn. 75 Emily Dr., Bristol, re­ It was Brazil’s worst disaster Christmas Daddy.” ceived only minor Injuries. to deal with the Indian attack on Portuguese Goa. and the worst circus fire In his­ The letter was from Gary In Norwalk Saturday, a maid wa.s The meeting was set for .8 p,m. EST after a requefit had tory, worse than the Ringling Bros. Williams. 8, who Hves in killed and business-woman critical­ ly injured when their cap hft an been received from the Portuguese delegation for quick ac­ Are in Hartford Oonn., in 1944 in Phoenix, Ariz., to his father, tion. which 168 died. Theodore A. Williams Jr.. 40. abutment after a colli.sion with a Gov. Celso Pecanha of Rio (le It was found in a lonely second car. Janeiro state said arson was sus­ hotel room here by police, The dead woman was Mrs. Ixris Washington, Dec. 18 (/P)— Secretary of State Dean Rusk to­ along with a scrapbook full*of Borders. 84, of 21 Mertvin St.. pected. Nlterol is across Guana- Norwalk day called India’s Ambassador D. K. Nehru to th^ State De­ bara Bay from Rio de Janeiro. pictures and drawings, some partment for a discussion of the situation in Goa. war medals and a few belong­ Injured were Mrs, E. B. Gal- The Are flashed up the tent as laher, Kensett Ave.. Norwalk presi­ The Secretary al.so was to .see Portuguese Ambassador to trapeze performers began their ings. dent of Clover Manufacturing Co., Pedro Theotonio Pereira later in the day. The ambassador aerial act. Within flve minutes The scrapbook was crammed an abrasives maker. She was taken the flames had enveloped the mam­ with photographs of Williams’ to Norwalk Hospital. a.sked for the appointment. moth tent and seared the ropes, son. Gary, pliut drawings and On Friday night. John Papan- Officials have made clear the United States strongly disap- papers the boy had sent his > t'- and the blazing maas fell on the drep, 37, Meriden, was struck by a j proves of the Indian move to force a settlement of its long"-' spectators. father. car and fatally injured while walk­ ! standing effort to gain sovereignty over the three Portuguese Some were trapped in their Also found was a multi­ ing along Old Colony Rd. The driv­ seats. Others could not get near page World War II record de­ er of the car. Jacob'J. Horkav>'. 44, i enclaves on the west coast of India. the exits. Some were trampled to tailing Williams’ career as an was charged with reckless driving death. Air Corps’ pilot in Europe. and operating a car w’hiip under Bombay, India, Dec. 18 (/P) Fear-crazed women and children The medals included a Fhirple the influence of liquor or drugs. — India today claimed capture rushed for the exits, fall atop each Heart. Also on Friday. 19-year-old Jef­ Said John Wisniewski, an frey C, Wright. North Woodbury, of two Portuguese Indian en- West Deplores, other and caught fire. clave.s— Damao and Diu— and ‘‘I've seen some horrible things, 'Undertaker; was killed w-hen a car he was rid­ "It would take all night to ing in .slammed into a tree along gains on all sectors in a light­ but I never thought I would ever Route 6 in Danbury. Another youth Reds Applaud see anything so horrible,” said a read this record. It’s really ning campaign against Goa, something. He must have been Douglas W. Rowell, 20, al.so of the third and largest of Por­ policeman. quite a man.” North Woodburj', was critically In­ Action by India Trucks transferred the bodies ’The former war pilot, who jured, tugal’s possessions on the to the city morgue. When it was subcontinent. was estranged from his wife. London, Dec. 18 (44 —India’s in­ filled, they were taken to the Mrs. Lois Williams of Phoe­ . 263 to 261 An Indian official at the front city's soccer stadium. Hundreds of vasion of Portuguese Goa was nix. died en route to a honpital Hartford. Dec. IS (Pi- The State asserted the m.ain Portuguese re­ strongly denounced in western' persons searching for missing re­ here yesterday. Medical Ex­ sistance had been broken in Goa. latives added to the confusion. -Motor Vehicle Departments daily , countries today and applauded’ by aminer Harold Irwin said record of automobile fatalities s's i contrary to claims in Portugal. He commentators in Communist na­ Treatment of t^e hundreds of death was due to a heart at­ of last midnight and the total* on j said Indian troops had reaped a tions. Injured was hampered by short­ tack. the same date last year: i river opposite Nova Goa, the capi­ The neutralist nations, whlcl* ages of medicine, blood plasma, Williams had spent most of 1960 1961 Susie Noiv Drinks Milk tal. usually look to India for leaderiihlp, hospital beds, doctors and nurses. the past 18 months in the New Killed ...... - 263 261 Two-.vear-old Susan Lynn Reuter holds glas.s of milk and snuggles with Indianapolis Police Spur.ung a U.N. appeal for ne- mostly remained noncommital. Jn- Air Force helicopters flew medi- London area. He was unem­ Sergeant Maurice W. Fischer.- AnawerlS* a “aick chlMt call last week Sgtv Fischer found ■ gotiationa. Prime Minister Nehru doacsia. Itself Involved In a bitter 'eUw and plasma from Rio de Jan­ ployed at the time of his Snmr or Rain t " ^ Buala, auSering from malnutrition. In a .vacated storeioam used as living, quartera by two 1 sent tipops, tanka, war^lp and quarrel with tha Netherlands over eiro and Sao Paulo. Radio appeals death. families wdth seven children. Susie \|'asn’t given any milk because the meager supply wa-s ! bombers of this' second most popu- Dutch New Guinea, gave strofig brought doctors and nurses from Besides his son and his wife, Windsor Locks, Dec. 18 (44 - The needed by her 10-month old brother. ’The tough cop w'as moved. He and wife are pro­ ' lous of the world’s nations against support to India's invasion of Goa Rio. he leaves a sister. Mrs. Susan U.S. Weather Bureau’s extended viding groceries for the family with plenty of milk for Susie. (AP Photofax). the tiny territories under Portu­ and the other enclaves of Damao Nlterol’s five hoepitals were Scholes of Niantlc. Connecticut forecast for Tuesday gal’s flag since the 16th Century. and Diu. through Saturday, Dee. 23: The Indian government an­ In the West, Prime Minister Temperatures are expected to nounced In New Delhi that Damao Nehru was accused of betraying his average 2 to 9 degrees below nor­ Prison Board and Diu. north of Bombay, were role as peacemaker. mal, becoming colder on Wednes­ U.S. Seeks T shombe, “ liberated” in this first day of In London, the British Cktmmon- day and continuing below' normal w'hat Nehru termed a police action. wealth Relations Office said Brit­ ‘Heavy Cold’ Delays throughout the period. Galled; Report A 'spokesman for Nehru's re­ ain's high commissioner In New At this time the normal mean gime, leader of the Asiah-African Delhi, sir Gore-Booth, had protest­ temperature at Hartford is 29 and neutralist bloc, announced the In­ ed-to Nehru against the military the temperatures ranges from a Warden to Quit Adoula Peace Talks dian Navy put a Portuguese war­ action. I high of 38 to a low of 19, At New ship out of action in a sea battle Foreign Secretary Lord Homs Kennedy in Florida Haven the normal range Is from 38 told the House of Commons Britain to 22, and at Bridgeport from 38 Hartford, Dep. 18 (,T) — Mem­ off Goa, 200 mdlee south of Bom­ bers of the board of directors of Leopoldville. The Congo, Dec. 18^near the Lido Hotel now held by bay. will support Portugal’s appeal to ; to 23. —U.S. Ambassador EJdmund A U.N. Ethiopian troops. Precipitation may total between the Connecticut State Prison Portugal, a charter member of Palm Beach, Fla., Dec. 18 Traces of a cold showed up last were summoned to a special meet­ Gulllon flew today to meet Moise The Katangan delegation in the North Atlantic Treaty Or- (Contlnned on Page Ten) 5-tenths and 7-tenth* of an Inch, Tshombe and hoped to bring the President Kennedy landed in the night In Bogota as Kennedy spoke falling as mostlv rain ’Tuesday and ing at Governor Dempsey's office Brussels meanwhile issued an In­ ganizaUon (NATO), said it had United States from a Latin Ameri­ to a dinner given in honor ot the late this afternoon amid reports Katanga president back for unity terior Ministry communique report­ only one warship in the area, the a* snow or rain Thursday and again talks with Congo Premier Cy'rille can tour today with "a heavy cold” Kennedys by President and Mrs. on Saturday. that Warden Mark S. Richmond is ing that U.N. planes attacked Elis- 30-year-old sloop Alfonso de Al­ and he decided to remain .In Palm Alberto Lieras Camargo of Co­ resigning. Adoula. abethville this morning with ma- buquerque. Beach overnight. lombia. ’There was a alight huski­ Gulllon took off at daybreak In chlneguns, bombs and rockets. It The National Information Secre­ SI 30.000 F irr ^ Warden Richmond, who la-st the U.S. Air •Ji’orce constellation BuUetins Kennedy and the First Lady ness in Kennedy’s voice. week emphatically denied he plan­ claimed that Katangan forces "oc­ tariat in Li.sbon denied India's Colchester, Dee. 18 (.Tl -A food “ Columbine"—President Elsenhow­ cupy and maintain their positions.” claim to occupation of Diu and Culled from A P W ires drove immediately from West Palm Tile Kennedys’ whirlwind trip to store heartly stocked with holiday ned to resign, said today "I have er's former plane—for Ndola, jiist Beach Airport, w'here the presi­ the upper tier of South America nothing to say at this time." item*, was destroyed by fire here across the border In Nonhem Rho­ (Continued on Page Four) dential jet had been scheduled to was an obvious personal success. Sunday morning. MeanwlUle, A tty. Charles Stroh, desia. (Continued on Page Ten) atop only to let dff Mrs. Kennedy An enthusiastic greeting at Cara­ The flames fed on fast-buming UAO PONDERS APPEAL cas, Venezuela, where Leftists had The U.S. consul In Ellsabeth- for the Christmas holidays, to a I ceiling tile w’hich fire chief Roland (Continued on Page Two) \ille, Lewis Hoffacker, reportedly Hartford, Dec. 18 (8V-UnJt«d beach-front home which had been made violent attempts to incite 1 Clark said was similar to the ceil- Airoraft corporation offldais anti-U.S. demonstrations, and an met Tshombe early today and Plus Six Other Children opened to them for a 3-week period. I ing tile which spread flames urged him to go immediately to here did not know today whether Navy Capt. George W. Burkley, overwhelming reception at Bogota, ! through the ninth floor of the they would appeal a court order Colombia, reassured Kennedy. Ndola to meet GuUion. assistant White House physician, I Hartford Hospital on Dec. 8, claim- It was not known whether: requiring them to open up their treated Kennedy once during the Puerto Rico had reacted as ex­ ! Ing 16 lives. The los* was estimated books in an unfair labw practices / pected on Friday at the start of News Tidbits Tshombe liad complied. ^ night. He drove into the beach ‘ b\' fire authorities at about SliSO.OflO Reports of the fighting in Eli.'«- i Continual Christmas, probe. Presumably some deci­ front estate where the Kennedys the weekend journey, with more Cause of the fire was not de- from the AP Wires bethvilie varied. sion will be made in the light of are staying about 15 minutes after than 200,000 exuberant spectators jtermlned but firemen said it ap- the decision by U.S. -District the First Family arrived. A pre.ss dispatch said a furious Judge T. Enmet Clarte over the (Continued on Page Five) I battle raged in the streets of Eli.sa- Kennedy had originally expect­ ' (Conitniied on Page Fifteen) Mineola. N.Y., police say Yugo- Quads ’ Mother Claims weekend ordering UAO to turn bethville when the first U.N. over wage and employe records ed to return to Washln^on after : slov immigrant Mate (Mike) annored patrol pushed into the leaving Mrs. Kennedy here. He put I Ivanov has admitted the bayonet requested by the Nstloiwl Labor center of the city. The patrol drew Holyoke. Maas.. Dec. 18 i/P\—^er, Mrs Bertha Sullivan of Hol- ReilatlonB Board in connection In a grueling pace of travel, I slaying of his orother-in-la\v^ farh- withering fire and hand grenade speeches and meetings with the Another Personal Triumph I ily . . . All but three oK V pas­ It’s been Christmas every day for yoke, will become 65 years old with an investigation o f hiring bursts from shops and private the Feyre' family since the birth Dec. 25. and overtime practices following chief executives of l^erto Rico, sengers are Injured, none^erioiis- houses. / V Venezuela and Colombia during the ly, when chartered bus skids off of their quadruplets 8>4 months Voices of the quads’ older sis­ the 68-day-strlke last year. ice-.slicked U.S 22 near Lebanon, The U.N. force was making a ago. ters, Christine, 16, and Kathleen, whirlwind trip that started last i steady advance and it seemed the Friday. First Lady Captures Pa. Letteia and cards of congratu­ 13, will be raised In song as mem­ EL SALVADOR ELECTS I The U.S. Atomic Energy Com- fall o f the capital wa-s near, the lation for Mr, and Mrs. Raymond bers of the Sacred Heart Church W'hite House press secretary dispatch added. choir. San Salvador, El Salvador, Pierre Salinger told reporters on I mission announces its seventh un­ J. Feyre, parents of Holyoke’s Dec. 18 (/P)—A govenunent-aup- derground nuclear explosion since Elarlier reports from Uie United quads, still arrive dally from many ported party has appaientiy the presidential jet that “ the Presi­ Nations Indicated that the fight­ dent has a heavy cold and will re­ Colombia, Venezuela the United States began Us cur- f>arts of the world. The Feyres (Continued on Page Five) swept up all 54 asembly seats ! rent series of tests . . . The ing was less intense than in the also have six other children. main in Palm Beach.” Salinger previous few days. in El Salvador’s first free elec­ added that "his present plan is to I Soviet Union may lest , super These messages liear wishes of tion In three decades. With aNont I bombs of 100 megatons It the Unit- A U.N. announcement in Leo­ joy at the rare quadruple birth, leave for Washington tomorrow By FRANCES LEWINE ^official vi.sits with the President, poldville indicated it had subsided half the returns count^ from ! ed States does not abandon cur- said to occur only once in ev'ery yesterdajr’s vote, the Reform morning.” Palm Beach, Fla., Dec.' 18 (A4 There was no doubt .she had added ; rent underground tests and stand­ considerably. The U.N. said an Court Refuses That indicated Kennedy still ex- First Lady Jacqueline-Kennedy 750,000 births. Party was overwhelmliigly Colombia and Venezuela to her by plans for atmospheric blasts, armed column of squad cars and The telephone rings every day iPects to meet British Prime Min­ settled down for a ChriMmas holi­ list of successes. troop transports moved slowly ahead. It bad 140,617 votes to I says Soviet Ambas.sador Mikhail with callers inquiring about the To Stay Action a combined total ot 60,4M for ister Harold Macmillan at Bermuda day rest in Palm Beach today • / * The crowds In Bogota shouted A. Men.shikov. through central Elisabethville this quads. ’ on Thursday for a 2-day confer­ wdth her children after scoring •’Look! look I " and "What a Alf M. Landon, Republican morning, distributing pamphlets two other partifts. The chief ap­ ence. another personal success in Co­ Ijeaut.v!” as the,y caught sight of "You’d think that the quads position, the Democratio Union presidential nominee in 1936, says expressing U.N. good w'ill toward would be all work,” says the 36- It was understood that the Presi­ lombia and Venezuela. the 32-year-old First Lady of the he would be "very much tempted” the civilian po'pulation. Against Riders party, conceded the probabtltty dent experienced some discomfort The FMrst Lady reportedly was United States in a gay yellow wool to leave GOP If it opposes Presi­ A spokesman sai,d snipers fired year-old Mrs. Fe>Te, "but it's not of an assembly sweep fatigued from the hectic pace of suit and matching straw hat. Even dent Kennedy’.? proposals for on the column only once. He added like that. TTiere is always some­ Washington, Dec. 18 (2P) — The charged election frauds. during the 111 ght from Bogota and thing to laugh about and some­ that this led him to remain for a the 6,300-mile trip lo Latin Amer­ though Mrs. Kennedy’s schedule greater authority to reduce tariffs that some sniping continued during Supreme Court unanimously re­ while In Palm Beach. ica. The presidential jet made a ran two hours behind, the crowds . . . Opening dale of the Roman the night from civilian residences thing new to talk about very day fused todav to order a stay of pro­ SAIGON REPORTS BAIXLE The climate here is considerably special stop at West Palm Beach waited for her.- Catholic Church’s forthcoming ...it seems as though we’ve had ceedings against Freedom Riders Saigon, Viet Nam, Dm . 18 t(P) warmer than In Washington. TTie International Airport .In the early Mrs. Kennedy changed her cos­ Ecurrienical, Council, the first In Christmas all along.” arrested in Jackson. Miss. — The South Viet Nam govern­ early morning temperature In morning hours to leave Mrs. Ken­ tume- four times for her public ap­ nearly 100 years, will be an­ High Court Refuses Four pairs of quads eyes widen The court acted on a request by ment reported heavy ^ fighting nedy at the- Florida resort, where pearances In Bogota. nounced on Christmas Day. at the sight of their first Christ­ the National Association for the between'government and Viet Warfilngton'today was 36 degrees. she will remain until after the Advancement of Colored People In Palm Beach It was 73. She and the President shook Japanese government decides to mas tree, a 6-foot artificial ever­ Cong units over the weekend in new year. spend $137,000 to help 278 Jap­ Reid Trial Review green, dancing with tinsel, lights which protested asserted delays in Salinger said the decision to re- Mrs. Kennedy had kept up a hands with some 400 guests at an trials and burdens inflicted on the several provinces. A oiash > main In Palm Beach was made evening reception in their honor anese settlers teturn home from and an angel. yesterday’ in tiie Mekong River steady pace for some 18 hours on the Dominican R/epubllc where Washington. Dec. 18 (44—The Su­ Their pink cheeks, chubby faces arrested persons “by virtue of the only a abort time before the land­ the (Colombia leg ot the presiden­ at San Carlos Palace, the historic vexations multiple prosecution pro­ Pelts reportedly resulted la ing at nearby West Palm Beach 16th Century residence of Colom­ they reportedly encountered harsb preme Court refused today to re­ grow excited. The babies jump up shout 20 Viet Cong killed or tial trip. The day before in Cara­ living conditions caused by wors­ and down in "their jumping chairs.' gram.” Airport. He said he was called to cas it was 16 hours. bia’s President Alberto Lleas view the trl^ of Benjamin Reid, a tvounded snd three governmeat ening economic situation. ! Negro sentenced to death in Con­ Blue-eyed and blond Robert and The court’s action was an­ the President’s cabin at 6:45 a.m. She and the President entei^d Camargo. Amid the splendor of nounced In an order which said dead. and told of the situation. crystal chandeliers. Red carpeting, Molse Tshombe, president of The necticut' for the killing of Mrs. brown-eyed and brown-haired Bogota to a tremendous reception Congo's secessionist Katanga prov­ Maureen, Margaret, and James that the persons asking that the The Kennedys had taken off from from half a million or more cheer­ and formal rooms with red,, gold Florine McCluney. ince. accepts Invilatlpn from The state charged that Reid, then boast distinctively different (ea- Jackson proceedings be stayed were ENVOY TO GREECE NAMED Bogota at 1:07 a.m. and made a ing, . flag-waging enthusiastic Co­ and green silk Damask on the Young Americans for Freedom to apparently not those being prose­ Palm Beach. Fla., Dm . 18 (iP)— scheduled refueling stop at Ramey 19, waylaid Mrs. McCluney, a turesr but equally expressive faces. lombians who showered them with walls, the Kennedys, shook hands speak at a March 7 rally In New* Bright colors enchant them. cuted in Mississippi courts. President Kennedy today ap­ Air Force Base in Pu%rto Rico. confetti and flower petals. for 20 minutes and then mingled neighbor of hi* in Hartford on the York City. night of Jan. 15. 1957. It was alleg­ Their favorite toys are discarded Today’s action by the High Tri­ pointed Henry B, Lahooiese, a The President was laid up for a Mrs. Kennedy herself gathered for 10 minutes uith the reception National Association toi the Ad­ cereal boxes. But this week, bunal came one "week after it veteran of 20 years In govern­ day or so by a viral infection last ed he hit Mrs. McCHuney on the crowds of many thousands as 'she guests as the.v kipped champagne vancement of (Colored People head with a hammer, dragged her they’re tugging at the legs of two struck down “Breach of the Peace” ment work, as ambassador to June. It struck him just as he was went to vlilt a charity children's from heavy cut crystal .passes. scores what it rails "rontinued to Ijer car, hit her again, and put rubber reindeer. convictions of 16 Negro sit-ln'detn- Greece. The 67-year-«rtd La* t' getting back on his feet from a hospital. Men, women and Mrs. Kennedy, who is fond of delay” in issuance of presideatiai her on the rear seat where her Each quad will receive a ,dmall onstrators who tried to deseg(regate boulBse sneceeda laHa O-r 'Briggs. ' \back strain which put' him . on dren, some of whom .had wait antiquee and told Latin Americans order banning lacial discrimina­ frozen body was found the next stuffed toy from the parents this lunch counters in Baton Rouge, La, who Win return to tbe State Do* crutches. ■ for hours, turned out to' catch a she has long admired their culture, tion in federally assisted housing, day. Chrtsrtmas. Mr. and Mrs. Feyre I That decision last Monday did partment for reaaslgnment. lo - Salinger said that Kennedy had glimpse of the First Lady as she had a chance at San Carlos to see neya files notice ot appeal against The U.S. Circuit Court in I^ew are pUlnning an inexpensive Yule- not decide broad constitutional bouisoo was a Stata DeBarpnaat not been affected by Bogota’s 8,600- rode in a bubbletop car with mo- historic furnishings anfl an excel­ death sentence given the former York, in ruling against Reid, said tide for the babies and "one gift questions raised in the cases. It was enreer officer from IMl nntU ' foot altitude. torcyclie escort on a 6^mUa route lent example of Colonial archi­ Gestapo official — The British he haul robbery in mind, but took that they would really like” fdr the based on the coinparatively nasrow 1961. aad in tlw. amri }• ymra , Salinger said the President was through the city. tecture. government Is reported to have ap­ no money from Mrs. . McCluney, other six children in the tnmlly. ground that there was -no evldlsnce held a serlaa a( govemwBt bo* not running a fever, “as far as I, M n. Kennedy early thle y W had The final black tie dinner on the proved the sale of aviation fuel to The Circuit Court reversed a rul- The quads will help fete their the defendants breached the peace. iritioBs, the last h riiif dIrMtor ed know.” He said the main aymptom won acclaim in Canada, France, Communist China despitsi stiff favorite baby sitter at a special thfr Intem atloaal OoOporattMl 'WM head oongestloii. Aiutrig and Britain on (Continued OnJPagb Beves) American. opposition. (Continued on Page Four) Christmas party. Their grandmoth' (Continued on P K e FKa) Adminiatratioa. I. "'I ■ V ■s ■■i- -