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The Dauaihtars of the Union Vet- ' The tlnanca oommlttss of Cove­ Thomas r. . Peckshham, U.8. tall, and la adept la the usa ef Ita : About Town ,ot the Civil W ar will meet nant Ooaitierational Chureh win poatal Inspector .,ot the Hartford “draw’-bars’’ and tiis eonsequsnt tomorrow at 8 p.na. at the home meet tonight at 7:30 at ths church. dlatrict. will be guaat at Crowd Enjoys of Mrs. Maude Shearer, US Russell meeker variation of bbnal regiatiwtkm. 1 TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM •uii» Q. ^ itoinMtie cat cn^ed S t a Meeting of the Bcdy Name So­ really believe he demonstrated Its l» Mw. N. VmUm Kalght. 65 ciety of St. Jamea* CSiureh tonight tonal variations to the fullest, and The British American Club WUl at 8:80 at the St. James' School ' Ltoe Recital Vniita Bt, received three award The Pellowcraft .Club will hold a meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at the doubtlsaa surprised many of Ms rfbbona at the aeventh champion* haU. . sudlencs with ths Instrument's business meeting tonight at 7:30 clubhouse on Min>le St. 80HN GRUBER ship abow of the. Connecticut Cat a t the Masonic Temple. Refresh­ By complex variations of oyectemes. fOanden, Inc., at the Hotel Bond ments will be served. A rehearsal of the'junior choir Mrs. Bertha Dietrichsen, 54 A surprialngly large ^audience As a performer, Mr. Lane la an TURKEYS VOL. LXXXI, NO. 32 Satirrday and Sunday. She re­ Fairfield S t, haa been; diechmgad turned out Saturday evening to .adept teriinician, and plays with a of the Salvation Army tonight has from the Manchester Memorial ION80 and RiOUJD (FROW ) ceived two first award blue rib- The Past Chiefs daughters of been cancelled. hear Randy Lane, organist, at the good sense of style. He la inclined hma in the short hair and all Hoepital and la now eonvaleacing to. overdo the matter of gUssandi the Scotia will ttieet at the home of at her heme, Verplanck School. Hla appearance breed cliMeea, and a beet of color Miss Elizabeth Bro'wn, 20 Arch St.l The Sodality of the Blessed Bo Ihet It cannot be said that he award in the non-championship tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. was aponsorkd by the Manchester always plaji*s with impeccable FRANK M. HARAbOr DA Rebels Lose Battle Sacrament of St John’s Polish ITie'Ladles of Assuniptiem will State News Clue to ’62 class. More than 105 cats com­ Natimial Catholic Church wUl meet Chapter of the Hammond Organ taste.- And, c ^ ly enough, he ie not ASH SWAMP ]®)AD—GLASTONBURY, CONN. peted. meet next Monday at 8:15 p.m. at always faultless In ths matter of The Eliza Chapman Joy Circle tomorrow at 7 p.m. at 8t John's ths church hall, and not totught Society, which very evidently did ‘ TEL. ME 3-2416 , of North Methodist Church will Church Hall. formerly announced. a good job in the ticket-selling de­ rhythm; now and again ho cuts Sunset OotmcU, D^ree of Poca- meet at the church Wednesday at partm ent a beat, and then and now, he Is Roundup Expected in hcntaa, will meet tonight at 7:S0 at 2 pjti. Mrs. Dorothy Hattield will The annual banquet of the Com­ The executive board of the As would be expected, Mr. Lane inclined to add one, while ohang- Tinker Kali. Plans will be discussed show slides. Hostesses will be Mrs. bined Catholic Mothers Circles of Guild of Our Lady of S t Barthol­ played the Hammond Organ, wMch Istratlon. ■for entertaiziln^ the Great Poca­ Ruth Holmes, Mrs. Roy Nason and Manchester will be held tonight at omew Churok will meet tomorrow In this case waa bolstered with hslf everthelees It waa an enjoyable Vote Today hontas in Decmnber. Refreshments Mrs. Robert Arendt. 6:30 a t . the Garden Grove on at 8:15 p.ni. a t the reetoiY. 741 E. a dosen extrit tone-chambers until evening of music In the Ughter UConn Radio Will be served. Keeney St. Guest speaker will be Middle Tpke. f its tonal capacity was about equal vein, and admirably furthered the Army Pvt. Thomas M. Ryan, the Rev. WiUiam E. M cG rath , to that of a large pipe organ. The published alma of the local organ Seeks 82,000 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Ryan The Women’s Home League of result waa quite Impressive at society which Include the follow­ chaplain of Our Lady of Mercy times. * ing: 'T o encourage increased en- 'Voters streamed to the Sr., 62 Laurel St., recently com­ Novitiate in Madison, Corn)., and the Salvation Array will meet to­ iTs FAIRWAYS For Students polls today in 19 Connecticut pleted a five-week finance pro­ morrow a t 2 p.m. in junior hall. Mr. Lens is an organist In the J) —^The two parties, which snly^last men and injuring nine others as were only three or four miles from Sorist Utaimi Will drop nuclear he added, no Immediate launcliing ing or filling prescriptions by mall Haven, regarded ag a leading can- The West , German Bundestag week agreed on a coalition govern­ the sleek new aircraft carrier that community. testing "when the otitem stop.” Of another manned sputnik is con­ for Connecticut residents. (parliament) today elected Konrad ment after seven bitter weeks of cruised on ita trial run. “We are making full preps«-^^; Slarlier, he aeknowledged that templated. ' Asked what could be done if the (Oontiqued on Page Eight) Adenauer to serve a fourth term wrangling, met for a flrial coali­ The Navy said ths ship — hit tions for the worst,”, said CouritY ' nuclear testing la harmful to He conceded nuclear tests are firms continue their activities, as chancellor. tion talk several hours before par­ by a major blaze in drydock that Fire Chief Keith KUi«er.- Quinn's Pharmacy^ Inc. health. harmful to health but insisted uni­ Morris A. Shenker, commi^ion The Bundestag vote on the first liament met to vote, llie Christian killed 50 men last December Men and equipment In large "We will atop when the others versal disarmament is the only an chairman, said, .“I don’t know.” ballot was 259 votes for and 205 Democrats had to sepk a coalition numbers moved into the southern 873 MAIN ST.—PHONE MI 3-4186 against. Adenauer needed a simple after losing their xl»dlute parlia­ suffered only minor damage in stop,’’ Khnuhehev said in sjurwer swer. Raymond J. Cannon, assistant Pardons Board yesterday’s fire that broke out (Continued on Page Eight) to a question by correspondents “There is talk of the harmful af­ attorney general, cbmmenttd that majority of 250 of the 499 mem­ mentary majority in the Sept. 17 when fuel oil apparently waa ac­ fects of experimental nuclear ex­ the orders involve several unre­ bers to win. electiori, snd added "If the West continues The party meeting waa called to cidentally sprayed onto a hot stea testing there vdU be more tests plosions on peoples’ health,” the solved legal questions. Grants Slayer The coalition • of Adenauer's cldentally sprayed onto a hot Soviet premier was quoted by Tass. A Spiegel representative said Christian Democratic party and discuss conqbssions Adenauer here.” , | made last night to retain the sup­ steam line. To s question) on whether the “Yes, it has been scientifically es­ the company feels that individual the Free Democratic party holds' ' The Constellation, newest and tablished tliat they are harmful to states do not - have jurisdictibni His Freedom 309 seats. port of scpnomica Minister Lud­ Soviet Union would explode any wig Erhard. Erhard, who wants to largest of the Navy’s carriers, was BuUetiiis more 50-megaton bombs such as health. over the firm'$ interstate opera­ Under .constitutional procedure, due to arrive In New York tonight tions. Adenauer was nominated by Pres­ be chancellor himself, was angry Culled from AP Wir$s was exploded Oct. 30, Khrushchev "B ut the use of nuclear weapons Wethersfield, NoV. 7 (JP)—A 31- about -Aflenauer’s plan to create ta after its cruise on the Atlantic ...vv. merely shook his head In the neg­ in war is a million times more He added the Spiegel does not fill year-old Bristol man, under life ident Heinrich Luebke at the re­ prescription which require narco­ quest of the ChrisUEn Democratic ministry for development aid Ocean off the southeastern U.S ative. dangerous, not only for the peo­ sentence for the Christmas Eve which, he said, would have en­ coast. This ■wee a reflection of the Rus­ ples' health but for the very lives tics or barbltuates to avoid illegal party and the FYee Democrats. TRUCK CRASH IN TOLLAND use of such dangerous drugs. strangling of a woman companion croached upon his own job. The dead were Indentified.as: TolUnd, Nov. 7 UP)—A large sian device of. blaming the West of people—for it is clear that these Adenauer, who took over .this Bennie Crews, maushinlst mate for beginning the testing of weapons are not being produced to 13 years ago, has won his freedom. nation’s leadership 12 years ago The old chancellor had • pro­ trailer truck h n g ^ out of con-, 'The State Pardons Board, re^ mised til'd new cabinet post to the first class, Neptune Beach, Fla;; trol today on Route 15 and nuclear weapons, although actu­ be kept in storage.” Pedestrian Killed and is the only chancellor West Louis F. Lynch, fireman, Passaic, ally the moratorium was broken warding his exemplary prison rec­ Germany has known, has already Free Democrats, who wanted the iked over 40 highway fence Khrushchev said the Soviet Un­ Trumbull, Nov, 7 (A>) — George ord. granted a pardon yesterday to N. J.; Alfred Steinbuch, Brook­ (to. The vehicle then plunged by the Soviet Union. ion would "be glad if it were pos­ said he will not serve a full 4-year job to exert a greater influence Constantine Trigas, 66, of Trum­ George L. St. James, who was sen­ term. Now 85, he assured his party on future foreign and economic lyn, N. Y., a civilian* employe at dom a steep embankment and To further questions at a party, sible not only not to test these bull, was killed last night when tenced in the death of Mrs. Lil­ the New York Naval Shipyard, honoring the 44th anniversary of weapons, but also to rid mankind he would resign in sufficient time pqiicy. Apparently, Adenauer was depioliahed when it struck struck by a car while crossing lian R. Brackett, 42, Plainville, in to give his successor, not named, found a uwy out of his dilemma. and Eugene Miller, a civilian not a group of trees. The driver, the Bolshevik Revolution Khrush­ of them entirely.” He added: Main S t, near his home. 1948. futher identified. Mentifled by State Police as chev also said the Soviet Union "We should be liappy if other a chance to acclimate himself'''be- When the meeting ended after 2 ^ Police said he was struck by a His release from State Prison is hours, Free Democnitic party All the in'fured were Navy enlist­ Ralph Hardy, SI, of- 61 Ridge does not want to hustle the West powers which l»ve nuclear wieap- northbound auto operated by expected shortly as a result of the fpre the 1965 elections. ,, Rd., Soiith Portlart, Maine, waa into a needlssly fast response on the ons at their disposal agreed to­ A.shadow of doubt ledtrled over chief Erich Mende said “nothing ed men, none in critical condition. Qiarles H.. Mayer, 59, Stratford. board’s act of mercy. haa changed." But what had been Steinbuch survived the Dec. 19 taken to the Johnson Memorial Berlin question. But wlien asked gether with us-not to produce these Trigu, who leaves hig widow, a ■’I'm sorry for what I did,” St. the election up to tb4 last minute. Hospital at nearby Stafford how long the Soviet Union would weapons, to destroy them and decided he would not say. fire in the Brooklyn Navy Yard son, a sister and two grandchil­ Jamea told the board. "The only which delayed completion of the Springs with multiple Injuries. wait he replied, "not tndeflnltely.” dren,, was in the restaurant busi­ way I know to atone Is to do good But Adenauer paid heavily for Hardy was trapped in the wreck­ Khrushchev also dented reports (Coattnued on Pkge Nine) 77,000-ton carrier aev«i months and ness. In Whatever I do—and that I prom­ today's victory. Foreign Minister tacked an estimated $47 million age of the cab and State PMice ise.” News Tidhils Heinrich von Brentano, one., of onto the original $278 million cost. worked with jacks and a wreck­ _Woman Beaten In his years of confinement, St. Adenauer’s most faithful lieute­ Yesterday’s fire was under con­ er for two hours to free Urn. Assails Threats, Dictates .Bridgeport, Nov. 7 OB—A Bridge­ James worked as a medical aid in ' from the AP Wires nants for six years, was forced to trol within 10 minutes andout in 29 port TTWCA employe, beaten the prison hospital, earned a high' resign. The Free Democrats want­ minutes, Capt. Thomas J.« Walker ACCUSED OF MURDER ' severely after fighting off an imi- school diplopia, learned to playSev­ ed him out because they said he Stamford, Nov. 7 MD — PoUce eral musical Instruments and wriite Soviets may close off the East waa too much of s yes-man. charged Stondberry Wright, $7, denUfiril assailant, was being (Continued on Page Nine) with murder today in the dBath treated In Bridgeport Hoepital to­ for the newspaper at the prison Berlin crossing ,at the American De CrEulle Airs Terms day, for a possible broken rioee And farm in Enfield. Zone any day now, and reroute of his 26-ye«r-old nephew during se ^ re facial injuries. His release waA sought by his Allied traffic through a new cross­ a dispute over a sweater. The family, thr.ee -Methodist ministers, ing at the British SMtor, informed nephew, Eddie Paul Hodgee, suf­ Mrs. Florence Richard, 50, Shel­ fered a knife wound In the skull ton, wag attacked shortly after 10 two form er prison officials and sources say . . . 'Three-day gen­ For Talks with Russia last night while getting into her the mayor of Bristol. eral strike in Buenos Aires, Arr Nehru Held Urging U.S. Saturday afternoon. He died last St. James and the late Joseph night at jStamford Hospital and car at the Congress Street parking gentina, called by powerful Central Wright surrendered toon after­ BasUa, Corsica, Nov. 7 UPi — ana’ insistehce on sovereignty over, lot. W. Therilen of Bristol killed Mrs. Labor Confederation apparently ward. President Charles de Gaulle de the oil-rich Sahara desert, French Police I Sgt. Richard Barrington Brackett during a wild drinking fizzled . . . Congolese government session after they met in a ' tav- Avoid Viet Nam Confliet clared. today that France will not demands for i^arantees for Al­ Bbi^ she had left the YWCA, where sends investigators to provincial qUEEN DUE IN GHANA negotiate with the Russians on geria's European minority and capital of Luluabourg where the Aecra.'fGhana, Nov. 7 UP) — Berlin and Germany unless th|e So­ French inslsunce on retaining (O^liniied on Pag« Three) (Continued on Page Nine) European population Is reported In viets withdraw their threats. , fear of ne'^- outbreaks of anti- Washington, Nov. T (/P)—India'^>The/’ flew here together from British CommrniwealUi relations certain military basfa Prime Minister Nehru was reportril Kennedy’s vacation headquarters. Secretafy Duncan Sandya is fly­ “We wish to be able to engage The French and the rebels have white rioting. • On his arrival here, Nehru ing back to London today to In true conversations and true ne- moved closer together on these White House says no plans afoot today to have strongly advised .gotiations on the great problems stressed a peaceful approach- to recommend that Queen Effiza- points, and the rebels have recent­ at prosent for meeting between Prosident Kennedy against sending the problems of the Cold War. beth ITs tour of Ghana go on of; the world," De Gaulle said In the ly repeated desites to '^pen ne­ president Kennedy and French Corsican capital, “but we do hot tl.S. combat troops to South 'Viet “With us peace is a passion," he as .'planhed, an authoritative gotiations without any ptrtlmin- President -Charles De Gaulle .... Nam. . ' told Kennedy in , ati*' Impromptu source ssild. President KwMne accept theae conversations, these ary conditions. But they have ex­ Neutral Finnish government will -Three weeks ago, when .Kennedy statement at Andrews Air Force negotiations, .under threats. pressed a desire to see rebel 'Vice Nkrumah, amillng and .waving, send Its foreign minister,' Ahti dispatched his military adviser, Base. -• s ' staged a rehearsal, of the ,nOyai,..,i.. “On condition that the threats Premier MohammMl Ben Bella and At Soviet Celebration Karjalalnen, to Moscow for pre­ Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, to the Then the prime ^Inletec..wished disappear, ■ that dictates are re­ four other Imprisoned rebel of­ jlriv e ’through *hls c a 'p lta V a nounced, France will oe the first liminary talks on Soviet nole call­ Communist besieged nation, there Kennedy "all luceeSa in his efforts streets today (o demonstrate the ficials take part. ing for joint defense mMsures was wide speculation that Kennedy to maintain peace and freedom in to make proposals to solve all the Moscow, Nov. 7 (/P) — Former: former Afhtiy commander, was al­ Queen wo^d be in no danger HiMSM phone in your bedroom De Gaulle on his airtval told against what the Kremlin cglled a might send a U.S. force to South' the world." from his political opponents. President Klementi Y. Voroshilov lowed to enter the tomb. There he mounting military threat from Viet Nam, But when Tayloi* re­ He also t(Mk note of recent U.S, /. ■- flirt place that of Germany. jiuiuc•plastic bomb — for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and other special ture ties wiUi France, guarantees , *rbe govemmsnt' sent 4,000 riot Dressed in a black ovscooiit. and made the keynote speech-in which ULBRICHT AIRS VIEWS asked .how tha«Bonversationa have stand against Soviet arms and Fotaaer President Dwight. O. for AJgarla's European minority a black astrakhan hat, Voroshilov Berlin, Nov. 7 (fl>r-WaIter U1-, aupphea being'moved across south­ 'EUaMiliower, looktag hide and •ocoasions. And fbr a Special treat, make it a F rinceu ! police from Marseille to. help he boasted as usual that the Soviet ben going so far on his official and iKOtection of French interests the local poUes force protect moved slowly through the square Union now has. weapons "powerful hrlcht. East Gernuui Communist' ■visit. ern Xao s to Oommunist guerrillas hearty after a phyiioal eheokun in the Ariiara, o f ’ De dkuUe. just befofe tiie parade began. An enough to smash any aggiressor.” leader^ said today peaioefnl a ^ “Very well,;* the Indian leader who are raiffing in South Viet th Washington, vetod. hi Emm- 2. Division of the country into officer in the elaborate blue and Malinovsky also reiterated the lutlon of the Berlin problem Is replied w ith'a amlle. Nam. " , ■ aylynnla’a maalclpnl eleetton saparats French and Moslem re- Bordeaux, France, N6v. 7 UP)— gold uniform of the Moscow gar­ atandard Soviet policy on Berlin possible only if his claim to the He was a few minutes ahead of Kennedy, in bers. A parent’s road to by,SuM(lnten<]cnt of School* Wil- ing capacity" of Illing Junior High lease from State Prison by Mrs. jack of a suit when you need on* Q J 10 5 big a Gennan peace treaty and nor- "fitted with devices which make it U tm % Curti*. is "somewhere between 700- and the time when rubbish collection would begin coupled with $ Green Manor Construction Co. of Manchester forfoi ant, and walked..to fte naricing lot possible to discover the enemy in important job in this country, and heaven; is paved with pablum, Mary Gutman, 63, who was con­ trick? This guessing situation is 5 4 $94,000 neairby to drive home when the at­ maliaing the situation In West chicken pox and last year’s suit Your New York Llf« Superintendent Curti* Mbed the v725.” and that of Barnard Junior victed for the murder of her son in fumbling by both the town and the contractor over the'p^- the subject of all artlclea this Berlin on this basis..’^- day time and night, rain, fog and Ui6 Church needs pal'ents as never chase ' of an additional packe^*"-—' ...... The figure was the lowest of with snow stuck to the blades are tack took place. for Dad, he added. boiira t t education to conkider: High is "eomewhere between 1,200 1950, was denied by the State Par­ nine base bids submitted last PoUcs quoted her as saying a snow.” Presumably that means before in history, the Rev. William .1. Buidlinf' another junior high and 1,300." The total enrollment truck, may result in the delay of driven in for the night. The military section of the they have radar. Parenthood Is a vocation sec­ agent in dons Board yesterday.' care in whatever they decide to You win the flnit trick in dum­ a j i o f s f ’Tuesday. The Republican directors at the man waUted out of th* darkness; parade lasted 21 minutet,'— nor­ E. McGrath told more than 120 ond to none, he emphasized. •chool. of both schools as of Nov. 1 w'ae The former Reservoir Rd', resi­ combined garbage and rubbish col­ do tonight at the regular meeting my with the queen o t diamonds K 4 T The directors also gave informal nxbbed her and started to drag Among the mhrehers In the women at the annual banquet of i . Adding to lUing Junior Hiffh .1.877, with'Barnard housing 1,1.89 lection until March 1, rathqr than beginning of this year promts^ mal for such parades — and in­ military parada-were cosmonauts The Rev. Francis T. Butler, Manchester ia dent is serving a life term for the of the bdard, ‘because we don’t and return the queen of hearts 107 42 G 9 0 approval to four admtional items that the highway garage would be ner into her car when she kicked cluded a 9-mlmite march past of Combined Catholic Mothers Circles chaplain of the Combined Mothers Sdhool and nrovidinr more spaee and Illing, 688. shooting of her son, Arthur, and is Dec. 1, as townspeople were prom­ want to find ourselves without .a for a ftntsse. This loses to the .052 «A1074t for the garage construction, in­ and screamed her way free. Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov. last night at the Garden Grove. at Barnard Juniot- High School by ised two months ago. built this year. The date of com­ weapons. Yhey walked with other students Circle, offered grace and greetings PAUL A. ROUROUl By 19M, according, to figures eligible for release in 1970. garbage collector tomorrove." iMim' of hearts, - MODIH cluding ,a storm drain for 8650, pletion promised by the Green Police said Mrs. Richard gave Only two new items were noted. The guest speaker is chaplain of to the members. Mrs. Willard Beg­ moving the board’* administrative prepared by Harold S. Kramer, a Following the pre-dawn shooting The board of directors, at an in­ So far as the promise which the .'west needs three additional footing drains for 81,800, a special them a good description of the from the aviation academy. Our Lady of Mercy Novitiate in offlcea to another Jdcation. formal meeting last night, com­ Manor Oo. is 120 calendar days man. , •One was a rocket, apparently ley, leader of the Combined Moth­ consultant for Planning and Re­ of her son while he slept, Mrs. Haverty Co. claims the general tricks to defeat the contract. s r .iT s building block finish for 8500, and from the date of signing the con­ short range and likely propelled by After the military display came Madison, Conn., and instructor In ers Circle, introduced other of­ 3. Rererting back to a 6-2 *ys newal Associates of Cambridge. Guzman then beat her son’s wife pared notes with Acting General manager made to obtain the fifth Since West can see from the dum­ a concrete retaining wall for the usual' march through the theology and philosophy at the tem, with O ^ e * 1-6 in elemen Manager Arthur J. LeClalre Jr. tract. solid fuel, contained in a launch­ Diocesan Sisters College. He has ficers. Including ''Irs. Robert Boyd, Maes., which is studying school about tlM head with the rifle, and truck, said the mayor, "Why my’s etubs that only one club trick 81,500. Langtry aaid that a spokesman Ur get Rate Boost ing rsrinp shaped like a railroad square by hundreds of thousands co-leader; M:;s. Robert Bralmick. tai7 - facUitlM, Grades 7-8 Hung .need*, the townwide junior, high a strug^e between the two wom­ and Chester Langtry, deputy di­ didn't the Haverty Co. do some­ is poaslbls, h* knows that he must i West t o f * ‘M Reat for Renovations of civilians In what is called h-are also served as assistant director in and ^am ard, and Grade* 9-12 at rector of public works, and clme ,fas6 Jto > for the company believed that, if Hartford, Nov. 7 (B—The presl'. oil tank car. the marriage and family' Apos- recording secretary; Mrsl Adolph enrollment will be 2,487. The only en ensued. Guzman, who attempted thing about acquiring on*, or at try for two spade tricks. The total U 898,450, which will the company has any luck with dent of the Bridgeport Gas Com­ The nose of the rocket peeped "a spontaneous demon.stration by Wrubcl, corresponding secretary, i Mapmeater High School other existing junior high facility to separate the women, was found up with these fact*:" least Inquire what the town was 'AD fSls . ^ the working people of Moscow.” tolate of the Archdiqiese. upcrlntendent Curti* indicated Wsat’s best chance la to lead a be covered by an aproprlatlon of good weather, the garage could be pany, arguing for a 8.7 per cent out of the forward part. It ap­ as well as committee chairmen.) is the Assumption School, which later at the end of a blood-stained Haverty Claims doing?” low spade and preeent you with a C)vaiiagM I-*^3 $100,000 in the current btidget eneral rat* indreue, has told the peared to be about two feet in But for some unexplained rea­ Father McGrat^quoted St. John that oe faVofa the Srst alternative. trail in the backyard of his home. 1. The Haverty Co. says that The mayor admitted that, be­ finished in 100 days, or about early f Chrysostom that'“ the family , is a The organization includes 21 cir­ houses a capacity of 200. guess. It is now up to you to de­ ------f. ’The remaining 81.600 will pay February. tate Public Utllftlee commission diameter and the whole rocket son the crowd of onlookers in the cles. A special guest at the ban­ The Rev. Joseph E. FarreU, pas­ He died shortly after State Police General Manager Richard Martin, cause the wording of the motion cide whether to play the king or the additional money i* necessary square was smaller than usual. little church.” The- three-fold duties arrived, ^ (approved by the directors in Au­ for'renovations to the old public Completion can’t come any too plus carriage was about 45 feet of parents, he emphasized, are to quet 'was Mrs. Maty Taylor, re- ! tor of the Church of the Assump­ who is now convalescing from a the jack from dummy. Evening Herald, Box'8818, Grand work* department gfirage on E. soon, said Langtry, because' the to'make up for increased gas and long. Only a few thousand people were tired women’s editor of The Her- ( tion, which built the parish school, His mother tried to commit sui­ hearts condiUon, promised them gust Included an 811,000 appro­ labor costs. crowded onto the sidewalks In teach, lead and sanctify. How to Decide Central SU.. N. T. 17, N. T. Center St. and Harrison St., for use situation at the present garage on It had a heavy undercarriage ,He urged mothers to teach chil­ aid. j said today that he does not expect cide directly after the shooting by the combined collection of rubbish priation to buy a truck, the Hav­ (Copyright 1961, General Fea­ by the park division. Company president ' Ronald A. with eight pairs of wheels. Most front of the Gum Departm-ent Jumping from an upper story of a erty Co. had a good case. You will seldom have this type E. Center St. "Is abominable.” dren a sense of God’s presence by N BW Y O R K there will be an addition to the and garbage would not have to be tures Corp.). Acting General Manager Arthur Malcmy,/testifying before the state of the other large rockets were on Store. HONOR FOR WEBSTER ' school in the forseeable future. poultry house on the farm she and sthrted until April 1. But so far as the Haverty Co. of problem when West is a poor , Eight directors who approved the agency yesterday, said the higher creating an awareness of God in claim that the general managar player. Only a good deiftnder will bid were Republicans Harold A. J. LeClalre Jr. said the most im­ lighter carriages indicating they their lives. Parents must also teach Washington, Nov. 7 (/p. — A j A possible site suggested earlier her son operated. 2. The Harverty Co. claims that portant part of the work now is rate urili provide additional revenue used liquid fuel to be added before In s u re n e * ICwnipenyi promised that combined collec­ see the need to switch at once to Turklngton, Robert Gordon, Thom- of about $470,000 annually. Lydian Coins First children a sense of responsibility Polaris submarine being built In i for a third junior high facility is in Martin promised an addltlmal tion wouldn’t have to start until spades. (Jf West falls to lead af aa Bailey, Francis Dellafera,. Eric for the footings to be constructed Ifunching. by training them In early years and Groton at the Electric Boat Di- j the southwest comer of Manche*. packer truck would be porritased Humor in Music before the ground freezes. After The increase 'Will be uniform for April 1, ssdd the mayor, no one spade, you will draw trumps and Anderson and Donald Conrad and all rates, except a few special con­ The other new item was an am­ Istanbul—The first known coins then letting them take some Initia­ vision of General Dynamics Corp ’ • Uf* Insursnc* • 6i«8 1 DDD ter. Party Kicks Off so that a fifth garbage collection was present at the meeting be­ Democrats Francis Mahoney and that, wtirk’ cap be done as speed­ phibious vehicle slightly larger were i.ssued by Lydia, now a part tive. He urged teaching children will be named the Daniel Webster , If the second alternative to over­ route could be established, on the set up the clubs' to. discard a Theme for Club ily as weather permits. tracts. • finsiM PlSM ‘ tween Haverty and the general spade from your hand). . William Collins. Derriocrat Ted Malony said the cost of gas sup­ than had been shown before on of Turkey, about 700 B.C. The that their lives are service to God. In honor of the famous New Hamp- ' e o m iim to crowding 1* accepted. Superintend­ basis of which an estimate of com­ manager when this agreement Powell was absent. The two Democratic directors previous parade*. In design it, was first known Greek community to The speaker advised mothers to shire statesman. The submarine. I • Hssltii lasunoee ent Curtis said, the board of educa­ GS Observance bined collection of rubbish and gar­ If a poor player does lead a expressed regret' that more bays. plied by the Tennessee Transmis­ was made, if it was made. spade from the West hand, he la "Humor in Music” was the them* Before giving informal approval sion Co. has increased bv 39 per like amphibious troop carriers issue a coin was the small island avoid overindulgence, overprotec- now designated No. 626, will be tion would have to' change its bage would be submitted to the "I'm sure, if this had got back of the Chaminade Musical Club <5r spaces for vehicle storage, could everywhere, part boat, part truck. of Aegina, near Athens, about 650 tlon and excessive perfectionism in commissioned in .lanuarv- 196i4,.( 07 CENTER STREET MAMCHCSTEA policy which Set 700 si-a workable ‘The Qonnecticut tfalley Girl town. more likely to have the queen to the awarding of the bid which cent since 1962. to the directors,” said the may­ meeting last night in the Federa­ not be provided. ' "The cost of gas represents al­ Tass, the Soviet News Agency, B.C.—a silver stater wlUj a tur­ leading their children. the Navy also announced j’ester- Ml 8-1118 capacity for lUlng Junior High. He Scout Council wdll hold a golden 3. tVhile Deputy Director Lang­ or. "they would not have gone than the ace. If he has th* ace, a Is scheduled to be ratified tonight Mayor Turklngton said he called that capacity ‘‘desirable.’’ birthday party Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. poor West may lead it put and tion Room of Center Congregation­ at the regular monthly meeting of most half of our total operating ex­ also claimed the parade included tle, the symbol of Aegina, on It. Father McGrath told his listen- day. S w Tlwnday's ItoraM try submitted a written report to along with the agreement." al Church. wished-more co’ild be provided, Superintendent Curti* said Im- aji ‘Temple Beth Israel, 701 Farm­ the general manager Sept. 13 on then lead another spade instead of the board, the directors considered but that for the time bring the pense,’? Malony said. pletenting that alternative would ington Ave., Hartford, to inaugu­ ways to obtain a packer truck, no The mayor said. "It was unfor­ giving you tbe guess. ’The musical portion of the pro­ a number of ideas presented by "The operating expense of our tunate that Mr. Martin became ill amount of money at hand would company would be reduced by make ““two very large junior high rate a year-long celebration of the action was taken to buy one. If a good player leads a spade gram included group singing by the Chester Langtry, deputy director be the limiting factor. Perhaps in schools.” He said he is ‘‘concerned 50th anniversary of the founding 4. The Haverty Co. made Ao at when he did. I’m sure that if he from the West hand, he is more audience under the direction of of public , works. •i 8343,000 if we were able to buy a over the junior highs growing any of Girl Scouts in the United States. had not become ill, this would Mrs. James Duffy. Mrs. Howard one or two .year* thought could portion of our gas requirements at tempt to inquire about the tnick, have come up before now, and a likely to have the ace than the Langtry aaid hlg department had be given to adding' more bays, he larger." Leaders, co-leaders and regis­ and consequently no attempt to queen..Good players often lead Chase, soprano, sang “Little hoped the bid* on an alternate peak service rates instead of gen­ tered adult scouts have been Invit­ solution would have been reached. Orphan Annie,’’ by Clayton ’Thom­ said. eral service rates.” ‘Ae third alternative would in­ set up the fifth route which is Sup­ All we can say about Mr. Martin’s Olalre pointed out that the town from the ace through dummy’s type of roof conetniotlon, for pre­ Director • Dellafera aaid he CONMEfiCIAL terrupt the board’s plan to provide ed to a picnic-style chicken supper posed to be the preparation for could negotiate a contract for king-jack. They shy away from as, and "The Little Worm," by cast, prestressed concrete, would Malony also said the average a 6-3-3 system of education in the and program. All attending are to illness is that we are delighted he thought that in view of the fact hourly pay fbr operating employes AND negotiation of a contract on com­ is Improving as fast as he is.” three years with the company, so leading such a suit when they hsve Henry Sachs. have come in lower than they did. that storage 'was ■ being provided towm, Superintendent Curtis said. wear uniforms. Mrs. Herman Peter­ Miss Marjorie Stephens, pianist, ’The lowest bid for thlg type of has risen by 47 per cent since 1953. bined collection. Score* Excuse that the directors should not con­ the qqeen. for 25 vriilcles, “more than Just a In addition, he said, he doubted ‘‘Six-three-three is best. It should sen of Manchester is a member of 5. The Haverty Co. did not be­ sider the experience aa a benefit A really expert West will lead played "Humoreske," by Anton congtnictlon, however, wag 3105,. INDUSTRIAL be our goal,'*’ he said. the committee on arrangements. Republican Director Thomas Dvorak, and "The Quarrel Be­ 000. The advantage of' it, he *ald, start" had been niade to'ward that the company would be able to gin to gather information on Bailey questioned the excuse of­ only to Haverty. a small spade whether he has the meeting the town’s .highway di­ pay a dividend on Its common costs of collecting garbage alone But Gordon maintained that the tween Mrs. TSchang and Mrs. it that it eliminates columns in the fered by the Haverty Co., that the ace or the queen. Tschung,” by Walter Nieman, Mrs. building Which are somewhat of a vision needs. All five of the gar­ stock. He also aaid any delay in PAINTING on the four existing routes. lack of a fifth. packer truck pre­ information should be used by the, As you can see, the way to de­ bage trucks and twelve of the SAMPLE A NEW D. Drummond Stewart, contralto, hazard to vehicle*. granting the rate increase would OoTMngo For 6: The contract which the di­ vented them from gathering in­ town as the basis for letting new cide on your play is to size up plows will be stored in the build­ Imperil the company’s ability to bids, to get a competitive price. sang "Fairies" by Josephine Hutch­ •. Another advantage of it, he said, Four PtuisuUoB TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM rectors believed was a 10-month formation. Even if the town had your opponent. If your judgment Was that, over a 30-year period. ing, he said. pay a 1962 diridend. one when they authorised the gen­ ordered a packer truck immedi­ Favors Purchase Is good,' you should guess the inson and "Matilda,” by Lisa Lsh- A company exhibit showed that SlM.iOt OttBpeuatloB eral manager to enter it Sept. 1 man. Mrs. William Kloppenburg $5,000 would be saved In insurance ately, he said, delivery of it would Deputy Director Langtry said he right play about 75 per cent of premiums, because the conriruc-- the actual effect of the Increase In SN6,SM PobHe liabUity FRESH can be terminated by the Haverty have taken a month. accompanied the vocalists, and favored the purriiase of the truck, the time. Miss Marjorie Stephens played for tlon is virtually fireproof. the state grross earnings tax will be ftStSM Property Damage Co. Dec. 1, unless a new one iS The company knew at the time first to Improv* present service, Dally Question However, *aid Langtry. It would March of Dimes about $114,000. NATIVE negotiated. 1710 directors said it signed the contract that the and second to c < ^ with what he the group singing. The company said the increase 1915 TURKEYS they believed the three-month As dealer, you hold; Bpnfito — Refreshments were served by be poor policy to spend’311,000 to packer truck wouldn’t be immedi­ expects will be an avalanche of K J 4; Hearts — Q J 10 5; Dia­ ■ave 35,000. Kickoff Event Set 'Will amount to about $220,000 for 4S Feaia Of Service trial period to which the contrac­ ately available, he said, yet the rubbish discarded by "14,000 Mr*. Vinesnt Stone, assisted by Use Septic Tanks 1961, but the federal tax will be CHEVROLET A lie lO N iO and ROUED tor agreed was to be part of a company felt at that time it could monds — 'S't: Clubs — k 'Q J. Mr*. Jerry Coro, Miss Thelma r * housewivhi” Dec. 1, wftSther or What do you say? The plans call for two septic David A, Wilson, state chairman decreased by about $106,000. 10-month contract, but the con­ run a valid test of expenses In not the town has been able to make MacLachlan, Miss Janet Morris, WM. MOKSON tractor understood the three- whatever time remained of the Answer: Bid one club. If part­ Mrs. David Comp and Mrs. Joseph tanks end two leeching fields, said of the New March of Dimes for ’7f^' arrangement for collecting rub­ Langtry, to serve the toilet, located 1962, will be guest speaker at a fr X n k m . h a r a b u r d a month trial period to be a prelude three-month trial after the packer bish. ner bids one diamond, you can NoVoqatty. Come in and drive any (or all three) of these new cars for ’62 to a seven-month contract. truck arrived. show the hearts. If he bids one «t ^ th ends of the building. A kickoff dinner for Tolland County Gibbons Assembly t SON ASH SWAMP r o a d —GLASTONBURY, CONN. Mayor Turklngton aaid he fa­ sanitary seWer could have been chapter tomorrow night. The din­ _ __ w PhoM Mt ••0920 Gauttons Board Deputy Director Langtry said vored the purchase. of the truck, heart, you can raise. If he bids one TEL. ME 3-2415 Mayor Harold A. Turklngton this was not entirely so. l^eauae spade, you can''bid one notrump. installed, he said, but would ner will be held at F7ano's Restau­ Plans Card Party cautioned the directors to use even though he, may decide In have required a lift pump to chan­ rant in Bolton at 6:30 p.m. he knew where he could buy a March that the town should get out For Sheinwold's 36-page booklet, demonstration mode! packer truck "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send E f I S T U J O O D nel the sewage Into the Sewer sys­ Atty. Harry Hanuner of Rock- A military whist and setback at a discount and have It on the of the garbage collection business tem, becau.ie of the low level of the 'ville, campaign director for the altogether. 50c to Bridge Book, Manchester site. An alternative might have Tolland County Chapter Of the Na­ party will be sponsored by Gib­ job "tomorrow morning.” Tam Tr^n Asd«r bons Assembly, Catholic Ladies o' "It won't be any harder to sell Dftvid H edltai Oarir Croft been to ra,ise the building four or tional Polio Foundation, wrlll intro­ Director Gordon said he was six trucks than five,” he said. (The five feet, he said, which would have duce Joseph W. Andrews of New Columbus. Wednesday at 8 p.m. s f ^ ^I Thi' Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS against the purchase of the packer town now owns five trucks, but “Marines “Battlfi the K of C Home. been a uaele.sa expense. Haven, state representative to the Mrs. Howard Hampton and Mr; trucle, since 'this would mean an uses one as a spare.) STANLEY WARNER Let’s At Bloody national organization. Andrews expenditure of from 89,600 to 8H,- He favored the aeptic tanka, he Salvatore Filloramo are co-chaii At the conclusion of the discus­ Go’’ Beach” said, because the soil on the site is succeeds Eugene Brennan in the men. Other committee membei 000 to enable "one company, in­ sion, the mayor directed the acting Trchnleelor ClnemsSeoss post. stead of five or six com ities” to l:sa*:sas:4e . S:te4:2C ideal for "percolation," and be- include Mrs. Peter Cordera, Mr general manager to draw up a pro­ cauae a gravity sewer may one day Reports will be heard from Mrs. Joseph Couture. rMs. John Fit: estimate expenses of combined posal for the board to consider to­ Tomorrow At 8:15 ,P.M. ^ be installed In Olcott St. and couid Ruth L«jzim of Tolland, Miss Helen garbage and rubbish collection. WED.: “PARIS BLUES” gerald. Mrs. Edward Fitzgerak night. to authorize the purchase of One Performance Only be tapped into. Jellen of Stafford Springs and Mrs. Mrs. James Foley, Mrs. Hem And the town still wouldn't have the truck, to waive the require­ Mary Guertin of Rockville, who at­ combined collection until March A CINEMA GUILD Director Bailey asked Langtry Gryk, Mrs Urbane House, Mr- ments of competitive bidding for whether the site to be purchased tended the regional meeting of the Robert Lawton, ?Mr*. Richard Lu or April, meaning that only four the truck, and to request the PRESENTATION by the town ^rom the sower depart­ national foundation in New York ko.' Mrs. George LukovUz an< BUDCET (HIT OF BALANCE? moqths agmid be left in the fiscal Haverty Co. to begin gathering recently. Mrs. Richard O. Howes, STARTS TOMORROW ment for 35,'0Op would ^ large Mrs. Donald Ostberg. Tickets ; year to bsMAt from the Haverty’s figures Immediately on the cost of “The enough, state advisor On women's activi­ may be obtained from commit­ "experienee.’’’ collection. Langtry assured him the site ties, will also be a guest. tee members or at the door. A^cting General Manager De­ RztjRiNJi^RUK:: EfTrERTAINER” t UH 1 11) I . V ! I H 1 I [) would be more than adequate for "One Of The Year’s Ten Beet" the proposed building, for .expan­ sion of the building to "a reason Woman Surprised N. Y. Times •able size," and for the maneuverihg,, Starring Laurence Olivier of the vehicles which win be using At Birthday Party Plus; “ Golden Fish” it. The amount of land is still being OHLY 4 MORE DAYS Award Winning Subject negotiated with the sewer depart­ . Mrs. Harold Hubbard, 50 Cam­ In Color ment. bridge St., was guest of honor Sun­ “Mr. Magoo’’—Color Cartoon Infrared Heating to take advantage of JET-SHOOIH day evening at a surprise birthday Mayor Turklngton aaid he ■ be­ party, given by her daughters, One Full Hour Symphonie o ENDS TONIGHT o lieved that if one day the town smooth ride, for instance. The inviting wide- Miss Patricia Hubbard, and Mrs. Hi-Fi Concert "WHITE CHRISTMAS” 8:05 should need a vaatl.v expanded Thomas Hull of Rockville, and her Programme with Choate, "CINDERFELLA” 6:80 and 10 building, a separate biiilding should 1962 CHEVROIET opening doors. Those sofa-sized seats. The BfoH&EU'wG? husband. Vaughn-WUllama Prior To be constructed in the east end of if you’ve a yen for room, refinement and riding power choices up to s pulse-radng 409 h.p.* About 20 guests were present Cinema Guild Curtain Time town. Including thoee from Providence. The plans for heating the vehicle comfort (at a price that takes the high cost out And notice the whopping deep-well trunk and R. I., and Waterbury. Admission 11.00—-StxidMits ISe storage area of the garage call for Infrared heating, said Langtrv. A and of feeling luxurious), take a guest drive in a A birthday cake was the cen­ Read Herald Ad vs. the slick way those steel inner shields protect terpiece for the buffet table which gas main will be installed in Olcott was decorated in 'fall colors. St. and to the garage by the Hart­ ’62 Jet-smooth Chevrolet. You’ll see right front fenders against corrosion. The more yon Mrs. ■ Hulbbard received many ford Gas Co., he aaid, to provide quick why this is all the car anyone could gifts from her friends, neigTibors fuel for this, type of heating, A got to know this built-for-keeps beauty, the and relative*. separate duct and space heater sys­ G O R H A M ’S THE MANCHESTER COMMUNITY PLAYERS tem will heat the offices arid locker reaaonaky want. That head-in-the-douds Jet- more worth and satisfAction you’ll find. rooms. *OpiioMlal«rtr«eail PRESENT The design of the garage pro- Herald Employes 'ride* drainage in the center of the fioor where the vehicles are stored, Fete 2 on Staff said Langtry, which will be a great advatnage In winter when plows MWCHEWn. “THE FIFTH SEASON” SPECIAL ■i* * Fellow workers from The Her­ Sample this siwog eaeer m d ald honored Miss Mary Lathrop By SYLVIA REGAN ymTll discover Just koto dapper u s and Jack Repasa at a dinner party I , RM YOUNULF-DUWm dependability can be, HerVe m Saturday evening at the Village DIRECTED BY HARRY JENKINS Lantern Bam on Tolland Tpke. brand-new line ot care, includ­ AMERICAN EDUCATION Miss Lathrop, of the business office, and Mr. Repass, on the edi­ ing sedans, wagons, a hardtop WEEK/w b m u i torial staff, will be married on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEMNQS and evert-a convertible. Stylish, sturdy sirtipltcltg to Nov. 18 at the Andoifer Oongre- November 10 and 11 their stock in trade. They're sensibly designed to ouoo This Adv. Sponsored By gatioiuU Church. WELDON DRUG CO. The couple were preaented with 0|i all Serving and you mottey on service, maintenance and operation, gifts of linens and money. WmTOD UBRARY AUDITORIUM you’ve a cijtoice of a thrifty 4- or a stutppy 9-cylinder . . Curtain Time 8:80 P.M: Accessory Pieces in engine in iliosf modeli. all regular Gorham The ride is wonderfully gentle and precise, thanko to new Mono-Plate rear springs. Roominess, fpr peoplo Sterling designs and stuff, is so remarkable that many a big car. to An s Account Is One Top Quality s PHONE Ha 8-7882 •- wondering how we did it. We coutd go on and on , , m Through Novombor Ckny II Nora 100 Sport Coupt,.. gay blade on a budget but why don’t you go on—to your Chevrolet deatePo I. i : —and discover all the happy details for yourself, Thu STATE price? It’s just as sensible as the car itself. 5 PJil. Continuous—4;45<4:00 40o—Shewn at 5:15 and 9:05 .Whether you own Sure Way to Solve Your Problem Gorham Sterling Window Shades or not Mock to Ord«r don’t mis* this Budgets out of balance probably cause more family difcussiont than “never before” ALSO opportunity ’62a>RVAIR almost anything else! Usually the trouble is that the amount for ALUMINUM ELIA KAZAN’S PRODUCTION OF VENETIAN RLINOS to add these Here’s a fleet-footed blend of SAVINGS has a way of simply disappearing into thin air. Brthg your old rollers In important pieces The solution is as simple as this. If you would make it a practica to 3 TRACK COMB. WINDOW ' and pave SSc per.shsMe to.your table sports car spirit and thrifty DEPOSIT your budgatad savings first thing avary payday, they at wonderful practicality. Along with .• WfiAthfir Stripped - ^ ^ O R L 'savings! wouldn't aisappaar and theja would be nothing, to argue abopt. In i G m s s some neat new refinements, • Top or Bottori VentiUtion ^ * (This offer is the interest of family, harmony and a growing rank account, always pdfectly timed Corvair’s rally-proved four- do your saving at The Savings Bank of Manchester BEFORE you

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The Mancheater ASsoclaUon for ^T», Thotnas J, Woods the Help of Retarded Children will H ig h l^ h o o l mpet at the BunCe Center l^urs- two > ONRtaUy TOUfdod day at 8 p.m. .fW B H tlM yoor ot Roniater 8t Program leaders will be N. WU- library Sets -S flw S ,, wlwra fbo ia prtactpal, (ui- liam Knight, Miss AUce, Maddefi IIU. M Iniomit wMeh "foea wagr and Jerry Miller, lecture chairman B o o k W eek bode'’ f Electa 9-9814 Kathy Mahr has been elected miniatrative position waa^in 1955, WE DELIVER by Summit of Boston when She was appointed teaching priesident of the Buttons and Bowls 4-H Club. inincipal of the Robertaon School. Other officers are Paula Knapp, After five years in that poet, ahe vice president; Susan Codirane, waa «4>pointed supervising prin­ PINE PHARMACY This famous skirt maker gave Burton’s a big 684 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF A D ^^S F treasurer; Deft>by Waldron, secre­ cipal at Holbater last year. value here, for W.D.A.B, They are all wool flan­ tary; Carolyn Trask, reporter and Would Extend A-V Uaa Ann Roy, recreation. Mrs. Woods is also Interested in nels and tweeds in the season’s newest and most Leaders are Mn. Jean F. Roy extending the nse of audio-visual SQ 94 aids in the elaeeroom, ahe eeya, wanted colors, at this low, low price—slim and Mrs. Harmon N. Co(dirane. The club merts every other Tues­ but the aide must be carefidly skirts, full skirts and gored styles. Sizes are 8 day. studied for their education value. to 20. Finish Training ‘1 think we as educators should t I study the machines and particular­ Marine Pvt. Richard A. Stetson, Regularly $10.99 son of Mr. and Mn. James Stet­ ly the programs put Infc the ma­ son of Auburn Trail, completed re­ chines.'' ahe says. A t HoUlater, she says t ^ recordii^ are being cruit training, OcL 19, at the Ma­ rine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris used on a limited scale aa "re­ Island, S. C. New leathernecks, medial work and to he*p thoae who are absent’’ upon completion of recruit train­ ing at Parris Island, report to- Reading materials from Science Camp Lejeune, N. C., for combat Research Aaaoeiates of Chicago infantry training before being as­ are also enqrloyed, she said. "I signed to units of the Fleet Ma­ think reading in the most im­ rine Force or attending service portant thing in the aiementa^v The Hosiery Value of the Year! school'for specialized training. school, and I think any method Donald E. Burns,- son of Mr..and we can uae to improve it we should Mrs. Elmond T. Burns, of R t 44A, use.” ahe said. was graduated frmn recruit train­ fflie said aha would ■»«« like to Seamless Nylon ing, O ct 13, at the Naval Training sea more elamenUiy schools offer Center, Gfaat Lakes, RL The nine- oonversatloiul fbreln languages to y week training program Included Ip- give children an aai^ start In mas- struction in seamanship, ordnance teriag anotharr^BWgm. *T think It’s and gunnery, damage contrpl and militwy customs and courteslea STOCKINGS High School News A majorettes group is being formed at Covent^ High Scho<3 under Mrs. Ruth Blake of the C e m e n t faculty with 30 girls Interested In / y Regularly Stock up on these now and you’ll thank us enrolling. W. ■ . ENGLAND A total of 13 pupils are enrolled $ 1.00 later. All are SEAMLESS, plain or mesh* ny­ h) an honors mathemaUcs class be- L C M B E B O a in^ conducted by Richard M. Clay. lon, in sizes 8V^ to 11. Ckime early and take • O p m AO D i^ Satarday A Pair 6 4 *' The program attempts to update the math approach with ’Students **iU Iba Groan"—a a 9-8881 advantage of this value. progressing at their own rate of 3 S I . 8 9 study. T O R A total of 16 pupils are enrolled in an honors Hlnglish class bdng conducted at the school by Mrs. Elizabeth Motycka. An intramural sports program for boys of Gradsa 7i'8, 9,10 and 11 is beii^ conducted FALLOUT after school In basketball, touch football and soccer. DirecUng the iSHELTERS program' are Joseph DeGregorlO, I b event of emergency, few I John Risley. Ronald Murphy and 1 aiene. If nny, nre aa good aa Tremendous Selection of Ronald Braomeubner of the fa ^ - iFnpnnd aheHen. They nn| ty. (B l a aeeessaiy InaiiraDoe. Pro- A book store has been eetabllihed I pate yenro new. aa an extra curricula activity. Of­ Model Available The Shoe Buy Dacron-Cotlon and Oxford fered are book covers and note­ Fer bapeetton- Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike W . and books with the jKhool name iin- LEON aESZYNSKI Broad St., Manchester, .Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to printed. .Plana are to make avail­ Saturday, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. able paper-back books recommend­ MdMu-MI M 291 of the season! LAVISHLY ed for reading, by the facutly for 6 P.M.— Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,'9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SHIRTS building up. the individual pupils Aiple-S Stamp Redemption Center—^180 Market Souarts, Newington personal library. The standards of the miarking'’ SPECIAL scale at the high echol are: A, 92- •r Mink Trimmed Really the most sought after style this fall 100, superior; B, 83-91, above av- - with a variety o f collars— collariesF, button erage; C, 74-83, avenge; D, 6^73, Regularly below average; F, below 65, fafl- WATCH FOIL OUR W . D . A . 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Infiltrated our Government so that watched from inside the open barn answer U Incineration, then It will eenee doubte, imong lawyers 1 limit of 66, M per the present ree- hiave to be sdived on a regional a Bchema of subversion. can be door, or would have spent in end­ well ea among laymen, played the ommendBtlon of the state p^CA or bosii.' VFW Plans Fete Cvmlttg/ flm lii traced through thrte decades. ^ less walking of the streets of a Connecticut key part In the Assembiye nega­ higher, aa in'the possible decision . Only on a regional basis can any FREE DELIVERY "Even our free press la exploit­ city, iAnd when the barn and walk­ tive decision on the maximum of the General AeaemMy, should of the towns afford the expense of On Veterans Day 1^ epeed limit in 1961. 3-2151 A t TIm P A R K A D I OKS. ed by Communist propagandists. ing are both abaent from our civi­ have been set, what thm would Mhcheil Free, Gratis! an adequate Incineration plant. <35T Yankee Both the policy and the' emo­ be the normal speed of the main Even thbn,~the cost may seem Anderson Shea Auxiliary will Communist coUaboratora find lization, It Is still the kind of day tional objective of the drive for higher than the taxpayer wants to LI6GETT DRUG Ky A. U. O. traffic itreamT ' Cali thif m m ber for quick, eourtMui honor.VFW post members at a rabid and militant defense among which Induces a kind of philo­ a maximum epeed. limit ia the If Uie addlUohal- legal room of By Ppris M. D’ltalia pay. Veterans Day dinner Saturday at certain groups of our citizens, sophic pause,, and an Instinct to do elimination of the epeotacle of a the new Ceiling should encourage Attentiota to your investment needs. But, 'ji we said,' no one^ . J. u u not even the OTHER guy . . . 6:30 p.m. at the VFW Post Home. some of, whom are sincerely con­ something which is with.o|it hurry Tomorrow, At th« Stats CApitol speeder, having been clocked at 70 or eUmulate or force that main GuesU will be Mayor Harold A. in Hartford, members of the State milea an hour, coming into court traffic stream to speed itself up wants to live within sight or smell K m itit ICxoapt fused , and misguid^. Govem- and without any sharper purpose In this world, Benjamin Franklin wrote in 1789, nothing is' of a disposal 'area. Turklngton and Walter -Von Hone, Batwad U'U m Liegislatlve Council will reopen the end finding aome judge receptive even by five miles an hour, so that Open Tlmndayei!tning8S:00 to 9:00 p.m. past post commander, who will WUrliMol Cana. a i menU Which oppose the leaders of than that'of getting our bearing:s to his defense plea that, under the certain but death and taxes. — ' question of a maximum speed law its range became 55—60, would or In this post war world, another certainty seems to exist give a Veterans Day addri^ss. There these groups and their purposes Just befpre we shift from one sea­ existing road conditions of the would not that do more against ths doted Saturdays during July & Aiiguk (Ekl. Note: Free Gratis will ap­ will be community singing and E. anC Cas Raagit •trmaRn^ lu'm often aw brmided reactionary. In son to another. The next time it for Connecticut. In the 1961 ses­ momei^ 70 miles an hour waa a eauae of safety than the occasion­ 4t .. the great school debate. ‘ pear ip The Herald oh Friday’s in dancing, t rowwe 111 M 900* sion of the General Assembly, pas­ perfectly safe and reasonable rate And now, we in this area ara be­ upon, according to the reports. It the future. The next colunrn will PrieM OS Lew Carrlar othe,' nations of our hemisphere, rains it will not necessarily be so al cowboy under the present appear Friday, Nov. 17), ^Reservations may be made by .SUM m uu sage of such a law was u rg ^ by of speed. system?. coming aware in varying degrees was reasoned that if the 3,000 calling either of the co-chairmen, HaWM. J .n uoo we have seen these groups' seize mild, and it might even seem, as Governor Dempsey, by the State of a fourth certainty . . . the prob­ people in Bolton could be accom­ S«rvie« Thot's Botter ••••••••«• i.w t:W A specific maximum speed law STATE BAKERS ISLECT Mrs. Leo Gouin and Mrs. Mary Bui ••••••••••••* &.W absolute power. In CubA It was it falls, to have a whitish tinge to Pollc;, by the State Safety Com­ would at least put a ceiling on this ’BVTNAM. & C O . lem of garbage and rubbish dis­ modated f(U $2,500, the 1,800 Leduc. ••••••••••••••••• *90 *8 with our help.” it. mission, and seemed to have a possibility, aqd on this score the Handled with CaM posal. people in I ^ r o n ought to pay Waterbury, Nov. 7 we worked amid blessings and is ending in divorce. Only one out passage in th6 General Assem'ely 55 miles' an hour. Ecpecially alncs Bolton ..is in a $2,500 Eden, had heahl that the agreement was CIHCULATION8. challenges.” of every nine, among people who there is always a glib and cynical the use of unmarked police cars, dump-wise. That’s the annual fee about to be signed, sealed and de­ explanation. It is that, once again, it pays for use of Andover’s dump. livered without consulting them. latllr coe* Tba Herald Priartig Company, b ^ "To what voice, then, do we attend church regularly, ends in traffic on these parkways has Cut Auto Insurance Cost M M nnaadai raapomlbiHty tor divorce. The kind of character it the wicked lawyers have placed And Andover? * It ha.<) a mild Insistent on democratic proceos, vsnao (Irera typocraebjleal erron __ hearken? settled down to the 50—55 range. "underground fire” of its own go­ tsat-whaal to aooearlna takes to be regular In church atr their own bread and butter,above An occasional cowboy goes faster, the citizens circulated a petition jerUaaiiymta and etbar raadiM aaatter "The people, the truly militant tendance is the same kind of char­ even such a concept as that of the ing right now. Seems the residents and presented it to the selectmen, ftoat-wBeal bi Tba Hancheatay Brenlna Hmald and is occasionally caught, and Is W ith of a newly developed section of voice in a republic, can and will be acter it takes for successful mar­ public safety, that they would occasionally let off. But the main asking that a tow’n meeting be _piaplay adTartWaa Cloatna bonra: riage. Jesus said: "Seek ye first rather have more fatalities on the Hebron began using the nearby called to see if the voters would FAIRWAYS F w Bonday—J p.m Friday heard. Once unleashed—1 have traffic stream stays at tha 50—55 Andover dump on their own ini­ 2 CtBBBTB. For Tueaday—1 p.m Holiday the kingdom of God and his highways than fewer retainers, speed level. approve rental of the dump to For Wodneaday—1 p.mp.r ~lAeaday. ‘ faith that from their fury consti­ righteousness and all these things and that they have used their tiative. Hebron for $1,500. $72.00 For TbmTboraday—1 day—1 p.m.p.m Wadmdnaaday. tutional power will prevail, rededi­ shall be added to you.” The question to be answered is AUTO-RITE There was a mild To Do among >r fMday—1 Am. T always influential position inside Yesterday, the first selectman for R nraraday. Matt. 6:33 this: After a formal maximum Andover residents who learned of » 9annday—) p.m.“ Friday. cating this nation and ita sons in the General Assembly processes this unauthorized usage. said the town meeting would be . Claaatflad------deadline; 10:80 A m .___ uniform to the will and power of Rev. I.,awrence F. Almond to protect their own incomes. called at the end of this^month. ■OriMsd #Nt MbI CsmmI day ot ivblieatlea ezeapt Saturday— South Methodist CTiurch Then Hebron found it would Fia over aTsngo loUat • aAA the people for freedom and Justice Far be it from us to deny such AUTO INSURANCE With the dump problem so all sizes of ◄ a widely-held piece of folk lore have to close its dump because of bowL Stardily coo* under the sun.’’ stream pollution. Hebron officials, epidemic, public interest should be Tueaday, November 7 3,000 Got U.S. Aid supposition! lawyers, as a profes­ Let the foolhardy driver pay the picking up in the Northeast Refuse MI acted. Easily dea nad. Thus some of the more moving sion, are. not more pure than somt the grapevine said, queried their Study of the Capitol Region Plan­ picture frames auto insurance rates he deserves! Andover counterparts about an ning Agency. $51.00 The New Voice sections of General Walker's WAshington — About 53.000 other professions in trying to de­ agreement between the two towns • we give world green stamps o ^ prose, certain to be a vital addi­ foreigTi students from a total of fend their income' prerogatives; New AUTO-RITE gives: Lowest The problem is not easier on a Phone or writs similar to the BoltonrAndover regional basis. No one wants to live ^ main street and pike plaza John Birch, the aomewhat oh' tion to the current revivalism of 143 countries attended United they too have their selfish mo­ rates to safe drivers; low quarterly WELDON DRUG 00. States educational institutions las* ments. But they are not, in our today for full pact. within sight of a dump, nor within ► acura hero of the new resurgence the far right, which hates Com­ detials about payments, with no service charge; Earle Clifford of Kiwanis arranges the display of Items for the A figure of $1,500 was agreed smell. But if the ultimate and only A atteflni Dtotar ■ of the American extreme right. Is year. This compares with 50.000 book, always to blame for every­ simplified policy; fast, fair claim Kiwanis Radio Auction. The temporary redemption center is at •01 BIAD9 M d - ia s - im munism, wants to impeach Chief foreign students attending schools thing, ''or always Incapable of Aetna Casualty's List Gtowing Main and Maple Sts., in the former Nassiff Arms store. (Herald about to be aucceeded by a new Justice Warren, is dubious about in Britain. Of the 53.000 in U.S. operating on only one level, and AUTO-RITE settlement. photo by Pinto.) POUCY flpite, live and dynamic and with Eisenhower, and would like to be schools. 5.000 got U.S. aid; the we. for one, would be willing to rest were on private- programs. For Kiwanis a much more fully developed credo able to give its votes to Senator suggest that cerAin common Manchester Surplus Sales, 'Whits Landscape, two upright yews, 24 than Birch hlmaelf ever developed Goldwater. It be' presented a^ Stag sleeping $13.50; McIn­ Inches lUgh, $6; W. T. Grant Co. or Jiad developed for his memory. the voice of a hew martyr, who, Radio Auction tosh Boat Co., boat speedometer, (Parkade store), electric wall $12. and Maple Super Service, The new hero Is to be Major Gen- even back in 1BS9, tried to resign clock, $4.08; Knarfs Market, five- oral Bdwln A. Walker, the Army Numerous donated items con­ three gallons anti-freeze with rust pound canned ham, $5.95; and in protest against the "fifth col­ tinue to come In to the mounting inhibitor. $10.75. Campress, 100 wedding invitations, offleer who waa first officlaUy re­ umn conspiracy and Influence” You Are Invited obert J. list ot merchandise for the Man­ Also, Marian Moberg Music 100 napkins, $15. buked for Indoctrinating hts which, acting through orders by chester Kiwanis Club second an­ Studio, four organ lessons, $12; nual radio auction. Also, Manchester Mills Discount troops tn Germany by warning President Eisenhower, was using TO AN EVENING OF MUSIC C. J. Morrison Paint Co., one gal­ lady’s cardigan, $4.97; Capitol Tpy, them against such Americana aa The event, to be held over lon ceiling point, $3.50; J. W. Hale Worcester, Mass., Tonka Toy, federal troops under his. General FEATURING WINF radio next Tuesday and Mra. Rooaevelt, former Secretary 0>rp., electric blanket, $20; Glen- $9.95; Terri’* Beauty Salon, two Walker's coinmahd, to protect the The Eppley Wednesday nights between 8:80 ney’s Men’s Shop, Pendleton shirt, shampoos'and sets, $5; ToUand of State Dodn Achesoii, and Adlai effort to integrate the schoola in R and n p.m., will have Kiwanians $13.95; William G. Glenney er, one Also, Fuller Brush Co., men’s Sendees Xkimmlttee, and coilUln- from him. los . . . Piano and Or­ items are now on display at the Ing the announcement of his own gan numbers . . . Vlbrs- dozen golf balls, $7.95; Bess Eaton and women’s hair brushes, $7; Gar. store. den Grove Caterers, two dinners. resignation from the United States Harp . . . Violin . . . T>onuts, 10 dozen ■ doughnuts, Saxophone . . . Accordi­ The . latest list of merchandise, $6.70; Manchester Drive-In, one $7; Louis L. Foster, two baskets Army, a step which frees him to So That Was Peace donated by local merchants for the season pass, $27; Children’s Boot- of apples, $6; Home Maid Bakery, ons. .Cathedral Chimes event, a project to gain funds for aay udiat he thinks. Ibis he does The headlines covering the sev­ . . . Musical Saw . erie, one pair children’s shoes, iced cake to order, $5; Dobin’* De­ In the prepared statement, tem­ Electric Hawaiian Guitar. youth scholarships and summer $8.96. partment Store, Epic radio — six enth anniversary of the revolt In camp vacations, includes a Gen­ transistor, $16.88; Land-O-Faahion, porarily, at least, without naming A. / Wed., Nov. 8—7:36 P.M. Also, Clifford’s Men’s Shop, Algeria told of a minimum of 86 This group haa appeared eral Electric portable transistor Mallory hat, $9.96; (Japitol Equip­ Mink Collar. $10; Lenox Pharmacy, names, and this he will be doing. killed, ISO wounded In disturb­ in all 48 states—Mexico, radio, carrying case and ear­ ment Co., grass shears, $3.45; Carry-ail camera bag, $12.95; and In the months and perhaps years phones attachment, from Shoor Barrett’s Plumbing & Supply, ances through that troubled terri­ South AmericA British Jewelers, valued at $24.95; a Bos­ Blish Hardware, West Ekid stain­ ahead, from hundreds of American Isles, Europe and CanadA less steel cooking set, $25; Pot- flashlight, $2.95. tory, and the normal reaction of ton rocker (maple or black) from Also, Janet’s Hat Shop, lady’s platforms. He will be an unques­ Watkins Bros., valued at $39.50; tortons, White T. M. RCA Vic the American reader undoubtedly Radio; F. E. Bray Jeweler, 11- travel bag, soft Seton leather, tioned success In the business of was one of horror and regret that COVENANT CONOREOATIONAL CHURCH and two single electric blsinkets, black, $15.95; Walnut Restaurant, raising the fervor and determina­ valued at $67.90, donated by the Inch square :cut glass dish, $21; two dinners, your choice, $9; But- an apparently endless tragedy con­ SPRUCE ST. NEAR EAST CENTER Hartford Electric Light Co. and Goodyear Service Store, Good­ NO tion of those right wing groups CHURCH OF "DIAL-A-LIFT’—MI 3-2751 terworth Studio, one black and tinued to grind on, while peace Other items contributed, and year tire (tube type) four-ply, white 11 by 14-inch portrait, $15.95; which believe In Inevitable war. In seemed as elusive as ever. their values are, from Schultz 6.70-15, $15.08. Manchester Saving* & Loan Asso­ the CSirlstian rightness of hatred, Not so, at all. In reality. Read Beauty Salon, permanent wave Also, Grantland Nursery A ciation, savings accoimt, $10. and In that brand of patriotism between the lines of even the fac­ within 30 days of Nov. 16, $12; W EATHER Scandinavian Craft Shop, imported which believes deeply and passion­ tual news despatches, or turn to Norwegian copper tea kettle. $12; ately in everything about this aroilysts who bring background Willie's Steak House, two hip steak St, Mary's coentry except the Infiltration of and perspective to the news story, LOOK WHAT WE'RE dinners, $5; William’s Oil Service, Oommunlst conspiracy and treason S jlO t iH/ furnace cleaning, $16; Wllro'se and you find that this violence SuM Stut Dress Shop, skirt, $8.98; Whiting Guild FAIR WORRIES* to its very highest offiosA and tragedy was good news—good Oil (Jo., 60 gallons fuel oil, $7.90; One has only to read some of the because it was so limited and mod­ GETTING FOR Yost Jewelers, men's stainless paaHces In ^General Walker's M a n c h e s t e r watch band, $5.95; .Mr. Donut, THURSDAY, NOV. 9 -2 PaM. to 9 P.M. erate in relation to what it might eight dozen donuts, $6; Zeran statement to the Senate Commit­ have been. CHRISTMAS! Jewelers, lady’s dress pin, $7.95; w ith tee to realixe that they are des­ The real story, it appears, was Wyman Oil Co., 100 gallons fuel IN THE PARISH HOUSE FANCY WORK—CANDY—CARDS—WHITE ELEPHANTS tined to become an Integral part of not that of the violence which did oil. $16.80; L. T. Wood Co.. 200 gallons fuel oil, $81.60; and Lloyd CHEESE—GRAB BAGS FOR CHILDREN the litany of the Birch Si^ety and occur, but that of the restraint HOME OF OUR OWN Hobron, a $10 donation. TEA SERVED 2 PJ)f.-4 PJVI. Its ’ kindred movements. which ail parties in turbulent Al­ Also. Royal Ice Cream, eight Ibeee are some of the passages geria, the Moslem rebels, ^ e quarters of spumoni, $11.20; Nelco BUFFCT SUPPER you are certain to encounter, 4f French police, and even the hard­ Thanks To "Savings and Loan" Pry' Clesmers, two stilts or two SERVED CONTINUOUSLY 5 PJ«,^to 9 PJW. you keep eyes and ears open in bitten French colonists, managed dresses (plain) cleaned, $3.20; IN NEIL HALL f Norman’s Inc., Lady Casco toaster, Sponsored by Women of St. Mar)’’* C2iurch the months ahead: to practice on the day in question.^ Nice things like this are happening $19.95; Merry’s Men’s Shop, shop ‘'My career has been destroyed The native independence move­ every day of the year, because since coat, $5.98; Music Shop, bongo DONATION $1A(F—CHILDREN UNDER 10, 76c tn Ita usefulness to my country. I drums, $10; Chorches Motors, side Menu: Baked ham, Swedish meatballs, chicken a la king, baked ment leaders had. in fact, called way back in 1891 Savings and Loan's beans, assorted hot dishes, salads, pastry, coffee, tea, milk. cannot accept retirement with its view mirror, $5; Turnpike Auto on their own followers to use this principal function has been to supply the emoluments and benefits. To do so anniversary of the rebellion tr Seat Covers, custom made seat For reservations call Mrs. Fred Finnegan MI 8-5265 funds needed for home ownership. If cover set, $18.50; Moriarty Bros., would be a compromise with my "(lemonstrate for dwelling to­ 100 gallons Mobil heat oil, $16; principle. . . . gether in Algeria." YOU plan to build a home, or buy a home, , "I must be free front the power And the heartening siurprise was Q m N N ' S PHARMACY better see Manchester's oldest financial of little men who, in the name of the degree to which this appeal 873 MAINAIN STREET, MA.NCHESTER—Phone Ml 8.4136 institution for financing. my country, punish loyal service worked, and especially in those «THK SUN ALWAYS SHINBS IN AN BLSCTItlC to It" larger population centers where a are at war. We are infil­ failure for the appeal could have trated. We are losing that war been real dynamite, with casual­ evory day. Are our hands tied, ties far teyend the hundreds. yow i and nilne^ We need a stib- The real interpretation of the stitate for defeat" headlines about the casualties on- •The Communists are not fight- the A.lgcrian anniversary? It iThe finest, freshest candies yoii,cari'huy make on, They are not even accomplish­ aeeiris that the proa'pect" of peace this the sweetest spot in town! Try a box of ed tntrlguers. Much of their work and calm, accompanied by mutual la being done for them.... Russell Stover Candies and see for yourself! respect among the warring fac­ INSURED SA'VmOS ^We know what misguided pow- tions of the country, has been EARN a n collaborated to insUU Com­ made considerably brighter. The munism aa the overlord of ao many trouble with ,all of us casual read­ pei^le over the world. . ers is that we don't recognize that "Bi Korea, commanding the ar- peace has never been an absolute , tlUery at Heartbreak HUl, and the merely a question of degree. Cpnsiderafe Service Infai^ at GibnlUr, for 20 Raining? Who caresl You have no weather months, I saw stalemate become By far, the greatest part ot worHee with an electric dryer. Buy an electric November Rain B substitute for victory. The monu­ a modern funeral director's dryer . . . try it for SO days. If you don’t loye it, ment there became the P.W. cages. It has been many weeks since H artford ■ laetrle fluarantc TUrty-three thousand American ono has been able to touch base services fs tor those left be­ ; your dealer will! take it back at no cost to you! . dead, and more than 100,000 Ko- with regard to the season hind. The family's burden'.s are And be sure to ask your dealer about the special Maas lost 'are the monument to Tliroughout October, the wonder­ lightened considerably if these $10 new-wiring allowance. ^ the censorship of victory on the ful warm days continued to defy CURRENT ANNUAL field of bottle." the odds and the forecasters. Noi h r e m in services are rendered..efficient­ DIVIDENDS Yes,> gone is the lifting and lugging of heavy “And I watched the epemy'in- vember has never arrived with so THiiNBU or ly . . . as they are at the baskets -of dam^ clothes. Gone is the washday THUOUKnRUU traasi the fury of his assaults. I much foliage still Intact. It was Holmes Funeral Home. ' struggle with icy clothes and line. A flick of ths daddad to go to Korea, knowing pretty hard to tell, from the qual­ that onaonhip of victory was the ity of day or night, just where we switch and your electric dryer brings warm, pravailing mood. Tbere was the were on the calendar. sunny weather to your wash. Easily, c(i>nvenlently, rimllaiide. Possibly the war would But yesterday afternoon, and your laundry comes out soft, dry, sweet-smelling. be won within the limitations Im- through the nl^t, and into this CKn>eA .e

MANCHESTEB EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHE81BB, OONN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19^1 . ' ■ W @ ------Admits It Harms Health usabls jMit not In use after the fire 'i^rp Fires May Join Clue to ’62 Bailey Assessment Proposal Pardons Board was extinguished. He Informed the , V Obituary Nehru Held Urging U.S. McConnick to Head Blaze Kills 4, chief of naval operationa that the Among Board Items Tonight Constellation ig “ ready for sea" Eeanoiiiied Rificiri #« Expected in Grants Slayer ures 9 on and there is no need to change its In Los Angeles HiUs Wierzbicki Dies, Avoid Viet Nam Conflict School Board Again Nikita Bids Others schedule of operations. Rodla. TV, SftffiOi Director Thoma# Balley'a pro-^ install a water main in Keeney The ship, commissioned Oct. 27, Fhonagrapli ApR B u Mt pooal for uniform assessmenta for S t for which the dircetprs already His Freedom left Norfolk, Va., Saturday on the « tMttiPacaUM) Church Founder PolliitK Places ListeE (OoBtiaved tn m Fags Om ) New Carrier divorced mlUlcnaire hotelmsn .Con­ Vote Today water nnd sewer maln’installatlons appropriated $22,000, and the other Christifi F. McConnick, s Rcpublicail,' was unanimously trial cruise tmd was to have dock­ rad Hilton. will be (xmaidered by the board of on a proposed construction of aide- elected chainnan of the board of education iast night, suc­ (OoatlBiied from Page 4>zo) ed in New York last night. How- ••4 oC the To|wn(a. c ^ y o n hdlo* Ipuusy Wisrablcld, 66, o f 74 RockvlUa City Council voted formante, was that the United Stop N-^Tests First (Contbined from Page One) Potteiton's AU that was left of Burt Lan­ directors tdnight when the board walks and drives on yernon St. States ooifid not bolster popular ceeding Atty. Harold W. Garrity, a Democratwho held the \ “ evei;, before the fire broke out, the. w u it. TircBty*four bom bfn, 12 caster's hillside home were two (OontlBued from Page Onet meets at 8 o ’clock in the hearing Other items on the agenda In­ North St., a founder of S t John’s last night to Mtebllih polling ern. They burled her body In ttie schedule was changed to permit PhoM Ml 9-4nV for M di Are, wore loaded for day- smoking chimneys, a water-soaked room of the Municipal Building. Polish National Catholic parish in plaus in the city's four wards support of the VietnaoMse gov- post for two years. ^ ^ of EMgartown, Mass., commanding ISO Crater S t—Oer. «f Ctarak clude approval of the Green Manor snow and then dug it up again, (Ooatiaued Page One) officer, said in a statement released another day .of trials and docking baseball diamond, a scorched didate for the Democratic, sena­ Bailey wants the directors to set Construction Go. as the contractor Manchester and chaiman of jSt. at the location! used In past emment by Jugt sending troops— McCormlek was chairman from and dumped it on a aldewalk. Hiey tonight. Ught bomtalnc of tbo flames with a view that reportedly ootaoides 1967 to 1959. ing this not onV in the interests by the Pentagon. excercise-blcycle and barbells. torial nomination, will be seeking a date to discuss his proposal with for the public works department John's. Church conunittee, died elections. Hie polls will be open fled south, ran out of money in Of our country but In the Interests » flrMntardinf borate sohiUon. early th|s morning at Manchester Dec. 5 for the biennial city elec­ with Taylor's. Hia election came at' a Q>eclal thereby put an end to their test- The Navy said the fire broke out The 25-story toll Constellation Minor Injuries to 10 firemen in election to his fifth consecutive Fred Thrall, superintendent of the garage, a resolution finding neces­ Squth Carolina, and ourrendered of worldwide peace.” has a full crew limit of about 4,- sity to condemn land on Farm Dr. Memorial Hospitiu after a lPI. rien died after-.a year in prison. thU.” the threats toward the Soviet Un­ Rural Carrier Test torial nod. pending on the cost of each in­ longer used, approval of the set­ Marichester for 50 years. He was world problems, Kennedy and McCormick began a new three- ion; it is necessary to achieve mitted a flange to separate spray­ In the giant Forrestall class. The low ooaatal canyons-today. In Bridgeport, Mayor Samuel J. Other polling ptaoee are: Sec­ Nehru are expected to delve Into The pardoAs board rejected the The Soviet resumption of nuclear ing fued oil on a 1100 degree others, already in service, are the More than 2,000 persons had stallation. tlement of a claim brought by a retired machine <^rator at the ond ward, St. John'a Episcopal year term on the board last night. agreement on a (>erman peace Tedesco, ^so a Democrat, appears Charles G. Lucas against the town, Bon Ami Co. a couple at Indian problems—the Democrat Ted Cummings and Re­ mercy pleas of 25 other inmates. testing Sept. 1 ended a moratorium (fahrenheit) steam llhe.” Fcrre.stal, the Saratoga, the Rang­ 'been evacuated from one of the Open at Wapping Under Director Bailey’s pro­ Cffiurch; third ward, Fltton Fire Among those serving life terms treaty: it is necessa'ry to purify the headed for election to a third authorization of the purchase of a Portugese colonial territprisa of publican Robert Barnes were the major powers had observed international atmosphere of the . Twenty-five men were in the er. the Independence and the re­ nation's richest Residential areas. posal. assessments would be on a He was a founder,of S t John’s House; fourth ward, Poliah who f4tiled to win pardons were: for three years while tryipg to term. He is being mentioned'as a packer truck for the garbage con­ Poliah National (Catholic parish Angola and Goa. India wimte in­ sworn in by retiring chairman combustible material which has ac­ compartment when the fire started. cently completed 60,000-ton Kitty ODD Residents‘Jogging out of this area An examinatiem for rural carrier flat front-foot basis, and would American Citizena (PAC) Club, M n. Mary Guzman, 63, Vernon, work out a ban on such weapons Hawk. , possible choice for lieutenant-gov­ tractor, the setting of a date for here in 1927 and a member of the dependence for Angola in Africa Garrity as now members starting cumulated as a result of the west­ Capt Walker declared: with armloads of possessions, for the post office at Wapping will ernor next year, and the size of his vary only for periodic changes in Village S t who shot her only son in 1960. backed up by a water-tight sys­ leading horses, pets and children, labor and material. an informal meeting with the de­ building committee for construc­ and self determination for the en­ t^elr first terms. ern powers’ policy.” "The performance of my. crew Final completion of the fCon- art eaming fa be open to applications until Nov. Bridgeport victory may ■ affect his velopment commission, and the Milton Oollsy, S3, Middletown, tem pf international Inspection. So was ma^ificent. Everyone per­ suggested refugees fleeing from The directors have a length.v tion of the present church in 1928. clave of GOA in India. The organizational meeting atellation is scheduled for Decem­ 21, the U.S. Civil Service Commis­ chances for nomination to the waiver of bid requirements for Mary Tammany Donahue. He had marked the end of the two-year who was Involved in a 1966 lover’s far, the Soviet Union has declined formed admirably in carrying out ber. A still larger carrier, the war. sion has announced. agenda tonight, much of it con­ He was chairman of St. John’s Nehru will have luncheon with to accept any system of inspection MANCHESTER state post. $3,500 of repairs to the power been employed for 40 years the President Eugene Black of the Democratic control of the board, lane shooting in Durham. their duties ^<1 Itept casualties atomic-powered Enterprise, has Coyotes and other wild animals On the Republican side, the re­ cerned with the appointment of Church committee for 15 yeara, which the western powers could Applicants mtist take a written shovel at the sand pit. Wickham family and estate as World Bank and visit the Indian a result of the 1958 Democratic Herbert Eldridge, 44, Hartford, Town Man Helps down. The damage wag very been launched and is undergoing scrambled along Beverly Glen sults may play a part in deciding persons to various town boards, to Acting General Manager Arthur a member of the church building regard as foolproof. minor.” om Boulevard before dawn today test for this position. They must committee and cemetery commit­ chauffeur and caretaker. Mr. Dona- embassy before attending an fm> sweep in town elections. The Re- who beat to death the 14-month- sea trials, but has not yet been Sea ThuiKkiy's H M have resided within the delivery the political futime of -GOP State succeed members whose terms J. LeCIalre Jr. plans to give brief hUe was a member of Church of the old son of hia mistress 18 years lOirushchev asked the rhetorical He said the machinery room was commissioned. Sit:, from flames ravaging their native lapsed. < tee. He represented the parish baasy reception in his honor. ^ publlcans now hold a 5-4 majority. question: Is there any way to the Hattie Victims haunts. area of the ofiice for one year im­ Chairman Edwin H, May Jr. reports on fallout shelters and the Assumption. The Democratic control just ago. If the Republicans make a Two public hearings will open status of renovations to the hear­ as a delegate to the national The Preeident and Mrs. Ken­ Two men serving lO-to-12-year complete cessation of nuclear tA Nbcon said, after fleeing the mediately preceding the closing synods and provisional diocesan Survivors' include his wife, Mrs. ended was the first in the history date of the examination. In addi­ strong showing. May might be en­ tlie meeting, one on a proposed ad­ ing room In the Municipal Build­ Helen Fogarty Donahue; two sons, nedy will entertain Nehru and his terms as second offenders under weapons tests? William Kilpatrick of Wood- fln : '1 have seen trxxAle all over ditional appropriation of $4,000 to ing. synods. For 33 years, Mr. Wlerz- daughter, Mrs. Indira GandH et of Manchester. ‘"niere is,” he answered. "It Is tion, they must have reached their couraged to go afier his party’s Charles H. Donahue Jr. of Auburn, Atty. Garrity cited “ the fine the State Narcotics Act took the bridge Rd., Covehtry, a Manches­ ttM world, but nothing like this gubernatorial nomination. He is bickt was secretary of the Polish a White Houae dhmer tonight. By unusual step of asking the board complete and universal disarma­ Homea destroyed y e ^ rd a y also 18th birthday on the closing date. National Union of America, Ala., and Henry J. Donahue of work that I think this hoard has ter business man, has donated $200 There is no maximum age limit. expected to announced his plans Manchester; a brother Joseph Nehru’s request, tne dinner is to to Increase their sentences. ment, on which the Soviet Union included those o f producer 'vi^.lter after the election. Branch 183. accomplished in the last two ChrLvtle F. McCormick insists. It is the liquidation of through the Church of the Naza- TR1CKRAFT CERAMICS asd SUPPLIES See MN for AlHmliiiini However, persons who have pass­ Projects Future Donahue of Bolton, and two grand­ be relatively amall with 40 guests years," and called McCormick "well Arthur Belanger, 66, Hartford, Wanger, producer-director George May took over the party leader­ Survivors Include his wife, children. and few friils.' '' and Leo McCann, 70, Worcester, armies and armaments, including rene for the victims of hurricane WHOLE — RETAIL ed the age of 70 may be considered Mrs. Mary Pogorzelskl Wierz­ qualified” to take over the chair­ Bowell and CBS vice president ship in late 1958 when the Repub­ The funeral will be held at the versity. He is married, has one Mass., had previously ag)New York City’s mayoral a member 'of Firat Lutheran since he moved here in 1982 from gelss and three miles northwest of in elementary school classrooms, it 29 to Hollister St.; from Highland emergency room before being ad­ at one. race, much of the attention is fo­ Church,' the Brotherhood of the mitted to the children’s ward at Kansas. He served on the board of Beveriy Hills. Brentwood, Bel-Air cused on the bitter feud within the will need to bring several class­ Park, 47 to Bowers: from Man­ Dies at Age 76 Qiristie F. McCormick, new Dewey-Richman chester Green, 7 to Bowers; from church, Fayette Lodge of Masons, 11:16. dlrectora from 1948 to 1952, and is and the Hollywood Hills are subur­ Democratic party. Republicans— rooms up to state standards, he Rising Star Liodge of Odd Fellows, board of education chairman, told said. Bowers, 29 to Buckley. a former member of the Town Pen­ board members last pight that ban communities. Sold to Seiler who oAen provide little more than Coventry—Mrs. Anna C. Ander­ and the Improved Order of Red sion Board and the Advisory Park There were no reporta*cif death token opposition—hope their Can­ If the board decides to continue "TTiis is playing checkers with son, 76, of Wright’s Mill Rd., died Men. Superintendent Curtis will speak at the children,” Kramer said. and Recreation Board. He was also or serious injury. Gov. Edmund didate, Atty. Gen. Louis J. Lefko- its present program of transfer­ at her home yesterday after a Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. a meeting of Regional Groups 10, The Dewey-Richman Go.. Jewel­ ring pupils outside their school The board should concentrate on chairman of the Fire Froteetion 11 and 12 at Carville’s Restaurant O. Brown dedared Los Angeles Witz, can make a strong showing brief illness. Daisy Stoetzner Kreysig of Rock­ Aluminum and Utilities Study Committee. County a disaster area. ry-stationary business at 767 Main against Democratic Mayor Robert lines to schools which can house "locating schools where the chil­ She was well-known throughout in Wind.sor on Nov. 27, beginning dren are,” he said. ville, and two stepsisters and two He has been a member of the More than 1,300 men fought the St., Saturday afternoon was pur­ F. Wagner. He is trying for a them, it will nevertheless need to the town and area for her work stepbrothers. at 6:30 p.m. Standards Considered Windows board of education since 1953. Are, which started yesterday morn­ chased from the Santuel Ginaburg third term. add rooms in the Robertson School in church, civic and community af­ Funeral services will be held tor $11415 Another meeting, for Regional ing and raced across Bel-Air snd estate by James Seller, former Virginia voters are expected to area, he said. The classroom standards Kramer fairs. She was especially active in He retired about three years ago Group 11, will be held Noy. 15 at and Superintendent Curtis dis­ morrow at 2:30 p.m. at the Ladd from the Travelers Insurance Co., surrounding suburbs, studded with Msuidiester Memorial Hospital follow tradition and elect a Demo­ . Kramer said a fully implement­ exten.algn. Among the per­ more than two visitors .at one time In a reversal of a previous eistl unable to attend, Jennifer Nygren, taker for the CHarence Wickham employed by Cheney Bros. sonal t f e ^ ; Reemdings of Tires and a wheel valued at $99 per patient. mate. Kramer said he expects an Nikki Laking, Johanna Nygren, Survivors include a nephew in J Tomorrow-8 P.M. | Corliss Laking, Pamela Nygren, estate, was found dead at 11:20 Nixon's talks with Soviet Premier were reported stolen from Moriarty Increase of 200 students in Grades p.m. last night, two hours after Savannah, and several cousins in Nikita Khrushchev. Mrs. Nixon Bros, yesterday. Patients Today: 207 10-12 by 1965, bringing the total Hilary Porter and Penny Belden, Manchester. Burial will be in Sa­ . ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs also received project awards. Mrs. Helen Donahue called police * * •Iso returned brieAy after the im­ The complaint was received by enrollment, including that of East to report her husband missing. vannah. police from Daniel Carey, a me­ Marietta Wilson, 58 Jensen St.; ^ Knights of Columbus Home ^ mediate d a ^ er had passed. She Catholic High School, to 2.189. He The former chauffeur for the was away when the fire started. chanic at the 315 Center St serv­ Richard Thorpe, 166 Lydall SL; Manchester Evening Herald He­ Samuel McGeown John Sheridan, East Hartford: estimates that 5,295 elementary Wickham family reportedly had The bouse, leased from Producer ice station. Police are investigat­ school pupils will be in Manches­ bron correspondent Miss Suwn B. not been seen by his family since Word has been received of the Walter Lang, was saved. The Nixon ing. Lemuel London, Andover: Roswell Pendleton, telephone AOsdeniy 8- death o ( Samuel McGeown, . of OEuicker tk an Hallenbeck, 5 W. Main St., Rock­ ter in 1965, an Increase of 120 In early yesterday. Police last night ^ a Donation $1.00 % family spent the night at a down­ five years. 8464. searched the area off W, Middle Derrlnver, Lurgan, Ireland, on town hotel. ville: Mrs. Lucille Wright. 18 Nov. 2. Survivors include a broth­ Chambers St.: Richard Martin, 33 Kramer said, however, that he Tpke., near the Donahue home, Flames licked the garage near expects junior high enrollment to 1006 W. Middle Tpke. er, Francis H' McGeowm of Man­ TV viewing 'k'k ifir'k irrk 'k iriririr'k ir'k 'kirir'kirir'k iri the entrance of Red Skelton’# five- ‘Police Arrests Harvard Rd.; Mrs. Libereta Cran­ chester, afid a brother and three dall, 113 Summer St.: Mrs. Carol drop by 152. Donahue’s body y/tLS found beside you tkink! ■ acre, half-mlUion-dollar estate. But Kramer said parochial school About Town his parked car ne»r a tobacco Bisters ill Ireland. firemen pumped water from the Ponticelli. 464 Hartford Rd.: Mrs. is easy today..; EveljTi Helm. 25 Spruce St.: Mrs. capacities in 1965 will be 600 for shed and the Laurel Park Driving comedian's swimming pool and Stephen A. 2Iane, 19, of 36 Fair- Grades 1-6, 637 for Grades 7-9 and Temple Chapter, Order of East­ Range acro^ from the Wickham saved the home. Skelton'and wife view St., was charged yesterday Sally Pistula. South Windsor: Mrs. .Laura Graff, 143 Autumn 4ll for Grades 10-12, a total of ern Star, wjll meet tomorrow at 8 estate by Lt. Raymond Griffin and Oewgla were en route home from at 9 p.m. at Center and Stone Sts., 1,548. p.m. at the. Masonic Temple for Patrolman.'Charles Mbrheau. Public Records Boston. His 13-year-old daughter with operating a hiotor vehicle St.; Mrs. Catherine Peck, South Glastonbury: Frank Bober. 10 The figure is almost double that initiation. Officers will wear white An autopsy was performed this SALE! SALE! Valentina and the househerfd staff with a defective muffler.»He will today, he said, and the parochial gowns. Mrs. Vera Ford will be in morning but reports are incomplete Warrantee Deeds .were evacuated. be presented in Circuit (Jourt 12 Frederick Rd.: Albert Turgeon, 146 Center St.; Mrs. Anita Volsine. schools can be expected to absorb charge of refreshments. as yet, according to Dr. Robert R. William E. and Ijiura A. Bel- The $400,000 home of Zsa Zsa on Nov. 27. Keeney Jr., medical examiner, who flore to John A. Clark, property at '59 BUICK » $2195 '55 DO DGE $375 11 Hollister St.: Mark Hanna, 49 a large number of the school popU' Electra 4-Kloor hardtop. Oabor, loaded with ptUntlngs, Jew­ VVilllam Maloney. 62, of 76 Wal­ lation. An election of officers will be reported the esnue of death has 45 Adelaide Rd. 4-Door. Automatic, ra- elry and furs, was a smoking' ruin. nut SL, was charged with intoxi­ School St.: Lisa Almon, 51 Moun­ FuU power. ^— dlo, heater, power steer­ tain St.. Rockville: Brian J^entl, Kramer said the major problems held by the Italian American La­ not been determjned. Asslgninent of Lease She had obtained the mansim in a cation. He will be presented In in Manchester public schools are dies Auxiliary tomorrow at 7,,p.m. Mr. Donahue- was born in the EMward M. aind Daisy I. Gins- ing. ^ property settlement when she Circuit- Court 12 Nov. 20. 112 Chambers St.; Nancy Hughes, '27 Dudley St.:,Mrs. Dennlse Car­ that some facilities are not ade­ in the clubhouse on Eldridge St. Meek'ville section, of Buckland, burg, executors for the estate of *S7 BUICK $845 quate and that there are "lots of Refreshments and a card party March and had been a life­ the late Samuel Ginsburg, to Special 4-D6or Sedan, '54 BUICK 5295 ter. 30 Laurel St.; Mrs. Florence 2-D6br Hardtop. Auto­ Sullivan. 38 Elro St.; Donald children in areas where schools are will follow the elections. long resident of Manchester. ■ He Jofnes J. Seller, business at 767 automatic, radio, heater. Clerke, Wapping! Mft. Ruth not.” wag a Son-of the late Cfornellus and Main S t .^'Clesm: , matic, radio and heater, Small. Dart Hill Rd.,. Rockville. He said he expects continued de­ Ben Ezra Chapter of B’nai B’rlth power steerlngr;f' Miss Margaret Zockis, 92 Hollister velopment in- the Gardner-Spring will hold 'a rummage sale tomor­ '56 PONT; $645 St.; Jake Smith, Hartford; Ar- St. area, the Robertson School area row and Thursday at 997 Main St. so’s home heating '54 CHRYS. $295 4-Door Hardtop. Auto­ 2-Door Hardtop, Dad's bean salting away some of his cigarette money fbr a set of matched irofli Mom's been mand Letendre, la p p in g: Mrs. and the Highland Park area. from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. matic, radio and heater, Auto- malic, radio and heater, Ellen Anderson, 89 Hollister St. Suggestions our w o vi power brakes. tucking away irome o f her grocery money for a new mink stole. Both axe things they dearly a d m i t t e d TODAY: Mrs. As a "future land use plan” for Members of Hose and Ladder power steering. Blanche PotteV, Andover; Francis these areas he suggested the follow. Co. No. 1 will meet tpnight|at 8 at You get premittm quality want—one “ big ticket"; the other of moderate expense—one a, fairly long-term savings m '56 BUICK $745 '54 BUICk $125 MONEY Copeland Jr., 412 E. Center St.; Ing: ■ J, the hosfe house, Pine St. and Hart­ Heus* & Hole SI « Mobilheat with RT-98. . . ths 2-door 'sedanl 1. In the Gardner-Spring St. ford Rd. ■ 2-Door Hardtop, Radio goal; the other a diort one. Long-term or diort, expensive or not, your savings goals have George Fletcher, Wapping; Rob­ most completely eifeitlve fpel A e / n i / t u f e ert Lawson. 11 Clyde Rd.; Mrs. area: A school for kindergarten Repair is Hm ONLY and heater. Margaret Wilson. 27 Bralnard Pi through Urade 6. The school board Officers of Uife Odd Fellows and oil additive ip use today. And '55 B U C K $295 a way of almost 'sneaking up on you'^hen you save at Hartford National Bank, kegular you get premium service. Au­ 2-Door. Automatic, ra­ '57 OLDS. $995 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A "should get the land now and con­ Rebekahs Field Day Corp. will be pioc* in town that depoaie to your Hartford National Savings Accoimt. . . plus the convenience of “oni^stQp” youManf-if/ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph struct within the very Immediate elected and installed at a meeting tomatic deliveriee . . . a bal­ dio,-heater. 2-door. Rze-wuski, Tolland; a son to Mr. future,” he said.»The school should Saturday at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows anced payment plan aad many *54 BUICK $95 banking-^and presto! the money’s there, ready to help you get the tiungs you want. Plan and Mrs. Wilson Johnson, East have room for expansion, he said. Hall, 83 Auburn St., New Haven. iiiiH rtploco aH Lifo- other eztiza designed to make '57 BUICK $495 You may get Holiday Money - 4-Door. Automatic, radio, Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. 2. In the Robertson School A supper at 6:30 will precede the .home heating really easy- Ootavertlble. to make a savings atop part of your regular Hartford National banking errands! meeting. tinw Lifts and Hotls heater. at Beneficial — just phone! Andrew Verraneault. 4 Pearl St. area:: ‘‘A double K-6 .system a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley with one kindergarten - and 12 '55 BUICK $295 '54 FORD $325 Wdot cash fast? Call Bpoeficlal. Soon as approved, get Purkfl, East Hartford. classrooms, he said. The ' board The annual meeting of the El­ — and-- wiN jmakt M obilhe^.;::. 2-Door. Radio and heater. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. lington Ridge Country Club will Fordor. Radio-and heat­ HoUday Money for shopping, for paying bills, for any should choose "a central site ad. dwn-echM er. Extra clean. and Mrs. Jack Lappen, 66 Baldwin Joining th-a present Robertson be held tonight at 8 at the Ameri­ tham coma ont just aMHv . *55 PONT. $17$ g o d i fe a s ^ Tell us how much you want and when. Rd. can Legion Home, West St., Rock­ ^You’ll get a thrill, too, when '52 BUICK $95 area,” he said. ville. 1^1 4-Door. Automatic, ra­ Hartford National Ifn be and waiting as soon as you come in, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 3. In the Highland Park area: you see the heels, without nails, dio, heater. 2-Door. Mrs.. Alice Campbell, East Hart­ « ____ - put on wrlth New AUTO- Kkh now! AU W oih Six standard classrooms, for a to­ “ Ton’ie the boss” at heneftaal. ford; Elizabeth Konney, GlAston- St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild will SOILER. Renew your heels TO­ ' W E GIVE ★ MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ★ bury; Mrs. '^Sylvia LoPenta, 65 tal capacity of 125. He suggested sponsor its annual fair in the par­ DAY. We use only quality ma­ GwownHondl and T rust Com pAz&y Wedgewood Dr.; Joseph Canas. that there be built "at least two ish house Thursday from 2 to 9 terials. GREEN STAMPS .111 loa m $20 to $ 6 0 0 ^ Loans tife^nsufed at low coat classrooms to replace substand&M Hazardville; William Fuller, >241 p.m. Tea will be served from 2 to Um tarWUmi nqiiift I nmmsm Clejiiwawi m am i f T j, Owr Woohi(Brth*a, MANCHESTEfI Birch Mt. Rd.p Mrs. 'C ^thla classrooms and other facilities.” 4 p.m. during the sale, and oupper e WE GIVE GBEENJSCABIPS • a m I ■■ Anderaon, RFD 1, Rockville; Carl The elem'entary school is "where will be served by the Women of S t "Shoe Reiwlrug — Seeoad to Noner BOURNE Karaskl, 96 Spriira S t, Rockville; Manchester fini^ most of the Mary’s in Neill HaU at 6 o’clock. MORIARTY Mrs. Helga Knudsen, 315 Henry pains of grow in g...” he said. SL; Salvatore 'IVapanl, Hartford; ‘Flaying Checkera’ Hie Town Fire Department an­ Mrs. Dorothy Lunt E ^ t Hartford; Superintendent Curtis and Kra­ swered an-alarm yesterday from HOUSjE &. HALE BROTHERS BUICK, INC. infont son of Mr. and M n. Vincent mer referred to a ,largo scale Box 1S4 at Center and W. Middle SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Dtana, 140 BSnton S t; Mrs. Ursula transfer o f students as "chseker- T^ktt.j'at 8:36 p.nu The box. had USB OUB OAK SnUOET BinBAN(a|H>a M l 3-5135 OOUnPB o r m a i n aod MIDDLE TPIOL. MAN

MANCHESTER EVENINQ. HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1961 PAQB KLKVIN BUGGS BUNNY OUR b o a r d in g h o u s e with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWO^ PUm.B be aali;M to work full tfine after cr Bolton Mrs. Alan Roae leavea that posi­ HEL. 'ZftagPAU. ART tim e; Church Ladies Pydiian Lodges CKXAO! CHASIN' th a t WP ^ WHtWr'P TH' tion -and until the new auperin- KXSP AMftf ntOM THEM EVBiy TIME I TAKE'IM U'L CLUCK 00? tendent-prlncipal can hire 'a new P l^ Fund Drive Blass Gut i t All Skapai A ra w DAYS /^V-WORt>. inaiMr to I Board Denies secretary. Mrs. Roae will continue I’V-Hadio Tonight CMES! THOSE ANIMALS to serve as board clerk. Sponsor Ball ' — RANSEROUSl SOMETHlH&TSLLS^, ATT/COOM ECnffibREMlMD and SIzss for Tabla To|» CRUMNUBLCS MS TO SHOW Retired Performer Mrs. Dorothy Bosworth, acting Members .of Linne Lodge, e f - v i p g ! MKIHATHiMTINO prtnoipal, reported the fluorescent Knights of Pytiilaa, will meet to­ SARARl OFMOUftS/ HONTINdLODee yoiHowx Tuition Plea T h e Ladies of St. James will SOUNDS fiRSAT WON^MV ACSOBB UHootiiigdmrieo lighting had been installed in sponsor a serni-formsl ball Satur­ morrow at 8 p.m. in Orange Hall. You eon do mony ytlLLGNO/(TA 12 Regnlan (ab.) Room 18, greatly Improving con­ After the meeting, committee ^ 3 my WATER Mae, I toaab/ i Nebo THIRD INT6R- IM iTM l MAirleeoib, The board of tducation decided day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Television things with gidu table SOMeNBW , .NATIONAC •ntwtailwr, ditions there, and that an inter- 8:00 Big 8 rheater lln proareu) members will plan a drive for MA30M.BUTTIA > M«7---- form) loet nitht It e«ild not pay tuition oqm system had been installed in Manchester Country Club. Hartford ElOeUon Returne 30 funds for cystic fibrosis research. and desk tofni and Gamfio aiMB) MATBRIAU MARMSATAM- 21Thia~— Eiarly Show (in oragreU) lU. 30 Duse Bunny ^ a 40. oh TOpmloren and traniportatlon for Raymond Room 19. Fans ars being ordered Mrs. Frank Philopena,* 16 Vir­ Quira Draw UcOThm » 1? 8:00 van Dyke ihow 3 Committee members from Man­ NtOATAMKWn PDR MY SOC-l) iH\P TROPHY' xwMiAarthta naoauttmabi ! 2. 8. OoM ' < Ben Caeey u they are easy to keep MONTHS yi DESPlTS AN A Boarotduaioa Gi«Uo to attand Manchaater High for Rooms 18 and 19. ginia Rd., Is general chairman of News chester lodges Include Carl A. A0ARRACUOA/ More vandalism at the school Bachelor feather 8. 40 63 Gustafson, Evan Nyquist and Gus­ clean.. Let us help you T06KTAWAY) CHCCKUP INSURCD ItSm allipM* iaSootland Behoof Binca he la a reoident of Bol­ the annual event. A limited num­ Syllabas 8:30 Doble Olllls ’ 3 WrrHIMeMBVt^HANDA 22Priiifen’ was reported by Mrs. Bosworth. ber of tickets is available from the Ulfhwsy Dstrol aifred Hitchcock Prteema la ^ tave Gull, Linne Lodge; Griswold FROM WORK f Mltomanatioii meaaaref ton for “ tuition purposea only." 8:18 MuStry (te Parade with suggestions. U C a ie o n U Monday morning it was discover­ chairman, or members of her Wild Bill Hickock Calvin and the Colonel ~ ' ChappelL Floyd Browne and John FORAFH ' 28 Legal term iSoard mtmbera aald they were 8. 40. 63 Garopollo, Memorial Lodge, and comma) 24 ed that outside windows had been committee, including Mrs. John News. Sports i WeaUiSr 8:00 Red Skelton Show 3 12 Mirrors cut to oil shes. S1W ^ihw»*. J3AVS6( IBDlniliC 4SPtitide oympathetie with Raymond'a wish crayoned. A hole was found In an­ Conner, Mrs. Thomas Frans, Mrs. 8:28 Weather News a BporiS Dick Powell Show 10. 32 30 Mrs. Gladys Gamble, Mrs. Helen inatrument S7Baiik«arkMr Third Man INT Tit 55^0. nLo*. ITBMOtandnb 25 Sheaf SSUndelta’a 47VentUate8 to continue attending the Manches­ other window at the school and Trackdown 18 Tuller amd Mrs. Martha Johnson, OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 PJ«, H-y 18A|m 8:80 Channel t News ^ The New Breed 8, 40. 63 SATURDAY 8 AM. to NOON 26 Smooth favorite 48 Dirk ter school since he is tn excellent the rope from the school flag pole -^llie Jacobs Clob HnukS 9:30 Streets at Danger Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters. BY V. T. HAMLIN 30Tummi]a(abj 28 Carry (ooll.) SSHoatratkmal 49Nari Ichabod and He 12 ally OOP SlEtaUMI student and has a good scholastic was taken the day before Hal- Tne the PIciure At the Supreme Convention of 29FUg 42Dalliaeolor BlCUyln record, but that they were respon­ loween. Royal CanadUm Police 10:00 Naked City 10 the Knights of Pythias in Roanoke, WHATS THE \ EVBCVTHINS.I MHt SO Bridal idrdle (FT.) Yngeatevto 1:46 Huntlev .Brinkley m Cain's Hundred 30 CEB. UKE HME-MACHNE } eU E SS-R TM 37 TTiO.tr id 34EaftIodlui: 48 0therwife UBdora sible to the tsocpayers of Bolton. Pupil behavior at the Halloween Douklas liidwarde Election Night Special 23 Va., last August, it was voted to J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. 31 PrayorondliiB 44 Prevaricator S4btl]icthM A hearing was held at the stort d ^ e was very good on the whole, Bvenina Report Alcoa Premiere g, 40 53 sponsor the fund-raising drive in FHONS-UP SOTTDDO ysONNATAUnO SSShop timber tree Million Dollar Movie ig 31 BISSELL ST. PHONE Ml 9-7322 TH* TIME- wrm rr? j ETRuecANS, ru. of the hoard meeting during which Mrs. Bosworth reported. It was 7:W Million Dollar Movie Garry Moore Show 3, 13 cooperation with the National SSLeuM 1 1 1 r 16 11 IT a court recorder took down state­ News. Sports Ic Weather MACHINE.' JUST HApaeo S5MbdiealiidftK r " r r decided to eend letters to parents To Tell the Truth 11:00 NSwe. Sporu ti Weather 8. 8, 12. Cystic Fibrosis Research Founda­ WHERE THEY ARE! ments verbatim. MEceMutiet 14 01 some boys, informing them of Mackensie s Rsinere Big Newa 23 tion. Funds will be used to seek a tOSloovolOM nr Mrs. Leonard GIgUo said she had undesirable action since their sons American Odyssey Barry Barents 30 cure for this children's disease. o rm e n t asked her brother-in-law, Bugene exited from the dance through The Phil Sllvere Show 11:16 Screen Gems Theater 3 Every two and a half hours a tlSlilM I f 11 e 8J/***^ Patrol Jack Paar Show (C) 10 30 Giglio, who lives in Bolton, to make open windows. 7:15 nim 11:30 Frontier Theater • 13 child' Is born with cystic fibrosis, tSBUdkalpropM Sports Camera and most die in Infancy and rarely 46NuTOirwnr i r ■ IT it a home for her son after the Building Superintendent ^amea Evening Report Feature 40 411 A SAM YU LYES SPECIAL! 47TN0 Lenoard Giglio family moved to Veltch was authorized to draw up 11:36 Newa 18 live beyond the age of five years. I 7:80 What tn the World 11:30 Jack Paar Show (G) 22 '--vf SOlbiWItoa Coventry. Mrs.’ Glgllo said Ray­ specifications and have a con­ Matt Dillon Morle 3 Drama g Contributions from townspeople WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDEY 'iiilEy' COOLDFi'T TURKJ ■ppmliUoa s r » 9 ET mond comes home to help her since tractor replace the steps outside New Breed 13:60 News a Weather I may be sent In care of Thomas THSINNITATIOM X>oylM» UnadMKur her husband has been sick, that he of Rooms 16 and 17. It was ex­ Laramie 2s 1:00 Late News 80 Rollason at the Connecticut Bank Ladies' High Heel wi/ m a# UJOTOIUl'f toito 8BB BATrRDEV’S TV WBhlM FGK UUHFLBT4 U8TING M Bmthei Doi^ Jl does his homework and then goes plained- that frost had caused the and Trust Co, Main St. office, ioileep to his uncle's house to sleep. Mrs. steps to "heave" in other years Manchester. NOW B" Giglio admitted that the only rea­ BTEnunsor ■ so that the doors to the outside 11*7 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER UPoften ST 1— E son they had changed Raymond's could not be opened. »r 1AM*. Tit DOWN residence was so that he could at­ Itadio Campbell Council IKaiment' 41 W- tend Manchester High School. (This Ustlag iBtiiudes snly thoae news broadoasts of 10 or 15-ralnote 2 Ruga John McCarrick said it aeemed PRISC’ILI.A’S POP BY AL VERMKbR 3 P .U W IT | | | | 4 r <• N Bolton Inigth. Some «tattons carry other short nawseasta.) Will Hear Miller 4 Femile rabbit o t r to him like a "hardship tn reverse" ^BRIKkS MeT^ ‘POR WILL*- f I WISH THIS * _ ■ since the family would be better off WDBC—*398 WPOP—14U 5 Aged one u 11 9:uu Ntwt 6:00 Today In Hartford A communion breakfast will be ,O L A S « O P HDU PIX ME A I^FAMILV WOULD 6 ^proached if Raymond were living at home to Mr*. Frank Philopena t;:U6 Today on Wail direet . 8:16 ConnecUcul Ballroom BOY, I'M , .MILK.DE/ ^SANDWICH?! LEARN TO EAT AT. 7 Mldda; nap s r u help them. He suggested that the PTA to Hear 8.1U Sporl New* 7:OU Bob dcotl held Sunday by Campbell Council, STARVED.' MEAL TIME 8 Giri’t name Giglio family pay tuition to Man­ Robert O’Connell and Mrs. Charles 4-16 an Johnson Show 9:00 Ray Somers Knights of Columbus, at the K of 9Soine 8.06 Raynor Shines '1:00 Newa C home after an 8 o’clock Mass at u chester High School If It were so Pontlcelll. 1 00 New* s Sign Oft 11:10 Ray Somera - lOlluiierot T 1:00 Del Raycee Show St. James’ Church. moToment important that he attend school Testing Talk A hot buffet lunch will be serevd „ ^ was*-919 ATTACHED there. at 1-1 p.m. 8:UU Sound Stag*. WINF—13S( Ross Miller, WTIC broadcaster, Reg. $1.00 7:00 bMward P Hcegsn 8:00 World New* will be the principal speaker anti Mrs. Giglio Inquired, about hav­ Dr. Leo Schnelderman of Willl- Music for dancing will be pro­ 7:16 Sound Stage 8 lu Wall Stre-jl ing her son finish this quarter of vided by Bob Murphy and his or­ 8 3(1 Mghi night 1:16 Bhowcaee And Newa Foster Williams will be toastmas­ mantic State College will be guest 8:46 L«well Tbomaa ter. • ‘ For QUALITY materials and expert WORKMANSHIP yon cnii’t the school year, which ends on Nov. chestra, a unique group in that all 10:00 John W. Vsndercook beat the “ Old Master.” j u « « i, i' SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI epeaj'.7 formation ,on his driving record. IT MAKES ed Methodist and Bolton Congre­ the supervision of Leonard Sec- H E R TC O Those approved are Mrs. Arlene gational Churchea. at 8 p.m. to­ ber at UConn. He has played pro­ PS Negro of Andover. James Tromza morrow. Refreslunents will be NERVOUS.' ' 0 IMI ^ MATto^T-inii^ZSreilW fessionally for the past five years, of Coventry and Wiliiam Grisel of served by room mothers. both as piano soloist and with the Rt. *5. Photo Day dance orchestra. At the suggestion of the PTA Color photos of pupils will be F. E. BR A Y Traditional.. .one of that something be done to lessen taken by the National School Stu­ traffic hasaq^ near the school dios Thursday at the School and Postal Inspector Watch and Jewelry Repairing many St. Charles styles during opening and closing hours, Friday at kindergarten classes. Uie board will recommend to se. The studio suggests that pupils Heard by Society At RMsonciblt PricM All are available in a lectmen that appropriate signs be wear brightly colored clothing beautiful blend of genuint erected on each side of the school. since all colors except dark blue, Thomas F. Pecltenham, a native Prompt Sorvico — 2 Watchmakors woods —oak, cherry, Suggestions included having out­ black and white improve the ap­ walnut ...or birch, in your line signs ot policemen set up on pearance of pictures. of Manchester, related his experi­ MANCHESTER’S OLDEST ESTABLISHED JEWELER the road ^during the hours when It is recommended that boys ences and gave numerous Insights 787 MAIN ST.—STATE THEATER BUILDINO choice of finish—and "I did 8 0 wash my hands— and here’s the towel to into his duties as postal Inspector HY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD traffic is heaviest and having signs wear a colorful shirt or sweater. If custom-crafted steel. JUDD SAXON prove Itl” painted on the road. boys wear a white shirt,- they for the Hartford- district at a meet­ Yours alone in a custom- ing of the Holy Name Society of The PTA offered Its best wishes should be sure to wear a tie with DOUBLE St. James’ Church at St. James’ planned, custom-built to the board for a fruitful’ year a coat or sweater. No T-shirts should be worn. School hall last night. and extended an invitation to at­ Frank Laraia, director of the TRIPLE-S BLUE LITTLE SPORTS BY RODSON tend meetings and executive board Girls may we. r a colorful blouse or sweater, or a suit or dress with Holy Name Society’s show to be seseions. M », Margaret McCar­ presented Dec. ?, reported that re­ WUTARY WHIST ss4 CARO PARTY rick, PTA program chairmen, ex­ stripes, plaid or figures. All-white SPONSORED BY CUSTOM KITCHEN -’i' 4*v** clothing should be avoided for best hearsals are being held twice week- tended a special invitation to at­ l.V. A matinee for children will be THE LADIES OF ST. JAMES tend the meeting Wednesday night results, Symphony Tickets on. Sale given' Sunday afternoon, Nov. 26. on testing. Joseph Gorman is chairman of Vtstt OUT showroom Resignation Accepted Tickets are now available at the ST. JAMES’ SCHOoUlALL school office for the series of ticket sales. Edward Kosak, chair­ The board accepted with regret man of the membership committee, STAMPS Young People’s Concerts of the a P.M, FRIDAY, itOV. 17 M. H. Peterson, Inc. the resignation of Mrs. Mcu'garet Hartford Symphony Orchestra to presented a progress report. McCarrick, who Is now on a leave be held Dec. 9, Jan. 20. Feb. 10 and The initial planning meeting for CONDUCTED BY THE E^Vt^RD McHEEVERS 607A NEW PARK AVE. WHO'S TALKING- ABOUT >OUK con. ntt ir ciiaui nAtwij of absence. Mrs. McCarrick, who March 3 at Bushnell Memorial Hall the annual Christmas party spon­ WORK'ANP THIS /5 $tOOR. cow. 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i - \ w u m T w t L i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUgSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, ^X)NN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN THE t o Herald Angle • •

Runner-up EARL YOST tlunter Safety •ports Bditor Coach AIi|>rio Chamberlmn^ as Usual^ Leads Rate High in N.E. Cla$s t f ednesdf^ New , York, Nov. 7 (ff)— ♦remataed in gighth place. Oeorgint The only unbeaten, untied clubs Can’t Figure In Point Makings Rebounding Texas marched into Hrst Tech, with Us 6-1 record, dropped In the top 10 are Texas, Alabama Ready to Meet 'Competition .two pegs to ninth despite a con­ and Colorado. Ohio State has net Another Hunter-Snfoty Ctoaa Boston ( f P )— End Ed CareyfWckirig tries. Harvard, like Bos­^Huskies breaking the losing place in the weekly Associat­ Apparently not satisfied with the current system of scor­ will be held Wednesday niter- ton College, refuses to try any streak 30-23. Ckiruiecticut had beat­ vincing 20-0 victory over Florida. lost but was tied by Texas Chris­ ing, and the competition from 10 pin play, the National Out Poor Play New York (/Pi—As usual, tower­ of Bridgeport illustrates the ed Press poll of a 48-man tian. LSU's only defeat was by neon atorting nt 8:80 nt NnaMff ing Wilt CSiamberlain is leading other means on conversions. en New Hamjpshire 39-38 two There waa a wide gap between Duckpin Bowling Congress board of directors have been ex­ Arms store on Mato St. In­ thinking of New England col­ committee of sports ■writes ninth and 10th pla^ with the Rice In the opener. Minnesota Women’s Classic the National Basketball Associa­ Amherst (10-11), Southern Con­ years ago and the wildcats won bowed to M.ssouri In Its first gams ploring the possibility of raising the possible perfect game Bjr FRANK CLINE structor will be Fred NMsiff. lege football coaches about last fall, 17-9. and sportscaaters today after voters showing great indecision on tion in scoring. With a 48.8 aver- necticut’s Tom Murray (18-19), Michigan State and Mlaalaalppi and both Michigan State and Mis­ totals 100 per cent, from 300 to 600. “ Verj? disappointed. I can’t The cIh s will be the ISth of At Holiday Lanes I age, and in rebounding. conversions— kick. Dartmouth's ^11 Wellstead (IS­ Sophomore Sean Sgrulletta, son their No. 10 ch(Hce. Missouri final­ were upended. Mlchlgwi State had ly made it by a whisker. sissippi lost their first games oveir the season. .'More than 250 And, not at ail unusual, the de­ Senior Carey, out all season IS) and John Bamberry of .Massa­ of an Italian father and Irish Scoring under-the proposed,system would be as follows: for the life of me figure out men and women linve already ruled the rooat for u ree weeke. the weekend. Georgia Tech lost •MM— ^ fending champion Boston Celtlca chusetts (11-13) completely lacked must pass Huater Safety tests : won all four outings, lead the East- lB6t playing debut, dropped his spark out there.” gress announced today. clipboard, donned a jersey, and By convparison, pass and run With the ball on the wildcat 37 bing Mlsslesippi State, 24-0, and Baylor team with a 3-3 record and 1. Texas (35) (7-0) ...... 473 . kpecked down with three balls. first. i em Division standings and have That waa the way 'Tony Alibrio, This will be the first event of kio’ ed. Bridgeport won, 7-6. conversions for two points have and only 43 seconds left, he pitch­ Ohio State, 29-13 winner over Alabama faces Richmond, which 2. Albama (6) (7-0) ------....4 1 0 LeM than 10 pins knocked down, an average margin of victory of Iowa, bolted into third place to the has a 4-4 mark. Ohio State expects equivalent nnmerloal value (nine Manchester High football coach, national Interest in the hlstorj- 24.8 point.s. The next highest dlf- Heading down the November decided the outcome of two games ed two straight passes down to 3. Ohio State (7) (5 -0 -1 )...... 365 summed up his attitude tow’srd of bowling in Manchester. stretch the SI New England four- ecch. the Connecticut 12 where sopho­ big ahuffle. no serious trouble from Indiana plBB loiookM down yon would Syraeiise Leader Iference in scoring, (or and again, Lpulalana State, 10-7 conqueror (1-5). 4. Louisiana State (6-1) *...... 317 e(wm nine,'six pins down would the Indians' 26-0 whitewashing by Twenty of the .82 lanes at I is owned by Philadelphia—4.0. year colleges have tried the more Tufts favors the run and has more Dave Korponai managed to Hollda.v will be set aside for of previously unbeaten Mississippi, Louisiana State hsa a rough 5. Minnesota (5-1) ...... 2 4 7 bring a seom of six.) We’ hersfleld laat. Saturday after- ! Chamberlain, -4he giant Phlladel- dependable, one point kick .over made it pay off eight out of 12 force the receiver out of bounds. 6. Michigan State (5-1) ...... 202 .jioon. In Lambert Race the event, allowing an entry of 50 per cent of the time on con­ times. Holy Cross (5-9) and Cen­ advanced to the No. 4 slot and road game at North Carolina (4- , phla center, wa.s held to a season Dickson threw an incomplete 7. Mississippi (6-1) ...... 191 120 botv'lgrs. Ten games will be low of 28 points by Boston s Bill versions. The, two point run or tral Ck>nnecticut (4-7) have the pass, still one second to go. He Minnesota, which knocked Michi­ 2) and Minnesota must face Iowa Should this new duckpin scor­ “These bo.vs haven’t learned yet MAINSTAYS: Credit for the surge of the Bo.ston Patri­ (4-2), which h u lost Its last two 8. Colorado (6-0) ...... 173 ing dev’iae -be adopted one can just that in football you've got to hit New York t/P) — Syracuse tops bowled across 20 lanes. The Ru3.sell la.st week, but boo.sted his peas, legislated -three years ago, l>est luck with the two point pckss. threw’ again, Jim Edgerly caught gan State out of the imbeaten ots in the American Football League’.^ Ea.stern Divi.sion record field Is 114, set In 1953 Class 13-0, took over fifth. to Purdue and Ohio State. Michi­ 9. Georgia Tech (6-1) ...... 184 hear gals, bragging about their 260 and get used to getting-hit if you the weekly ratings for the Lam­ (Scoring total to 312 points. are attempted about 25 per cent While Carey was winning one the quick flip but Fred Stackpole 10. Missouri (5-1-1) ...... 19 at the N'ewfleld Bowling Ijines Los Angeles' Elgin Baylor, his each. game, another end — Steve Ratey gan State also could run into ■inglea and the men feeling proud w’ant to get anj’W’here. Without bert Trophy, given annually to i.s given quarterback Butch Songin and new coach, Mike made the saving tackle three KEEPING POSTED—Rebel Air, owned by the Joe Par­ Michigan SUte feU to sixth and taking ■ anything away from the beat major college in the In Bridgeport. 1 closest challenger, trail.? by 35 Here’s the rundown: — converted to a back, subbed for Mississippi d r(^ e d from second trouble at Purdue (4-2). Missis­ Others receiving votes: Syra­ of 300 and over one string toUUi, Holovak. The Pats hold down fir.st place. The schedule set up will be yards shy . of the goal. sippi entertains Chattwooga, cuse, Utah State, Iowa, Maryland, ’ scores out of the question under Wethersfield, Bulkeley w’ss a touch East. poinUs. He ha.s 307 (or a 34.1 aver­ A tt Made Pet. ailing Larry Dallaire and piloted Said New Hampshire Coach ker Stables of Millbrook, N. Y., takes a look at the poster to seventh. as follows; age. Jerry West of the Lakers is Kick ...... ^11 155 .7S5 Coast Guard to a 20-12 upset over announcing the big show in which he jumps at Madison Colorado takes on Utah (5-3), Purdue, UCLA, Kansas, Arkan­ existing rules. better ball club personnel wise but Syracuse, which walloped Pitt Chief Boston concerning Dickson's Retains Spot w’e looked much better again.st 28-9, moved ahead of Penn State, First Shift— First Block . . . third with 284 and a 31 5 average. Run ...... 100 45 .450 previously unbeaten Trinity. The Georgia Tech faces Tennessee (3- sas, Northwestern, North Caro­ Bowlers are reminded that there II a.m. performance, wliich Included 16 Square Garden in New York. Doesn’t ask top billing. Although Colorado won Its sixth 3) and Missouri meets Oklahoma them than w’e did Wethersfield,” upset by Maryland, in the big Rookie Walt Bellamy o£ the new Pass ...... lOS S6 .555 Beaver Falls, Pa., junior ran for lina, Rutgers, Rice, Auburn, cannot be any change in the pres­ Davis and Mather All - East Choices Second Shift—First Block. .. Chicago Packers leads in field goal completions in 25 passes for 157 straight, beating Missouri 7-6, it (1-5). Michigan and Navy. ent scoring system until the new continued the Indians’ coach. college race. Syracuse had 9.8 Harvard specialist Dave Ward 58 yards and passed for 113. yards and two touchdowms: 2 p.m. accuracy, hitting ,530 of his shots. .and Maine reserve sophomore proposed scoring iwatem, or any Esprit b e Corps Missing' points. Navy, winner over Notre First Shift— .Second B lock... I Clyde Lovellette of St. Louis is next For the third straight year Con­ “That was the finest exhibition ALIJ8N WEBB Dame, took second place with 9.1, New York -B>mle Davts of • Tom Haggerty af Columbia, half- guard Roger Boucher give their necticut and New Hampshire new method. Is given a thorough (3oach Alibrio coiildn’t explain 5:.S0 p.m. 'at .529. of play calling by a college quar­ field test , by various leagues the Indians' lack of spark. followed by Penn State 7.1, Rut­ Syracuae and Greg Mather of backs, and Harry Crump of Bos­ aidioola perfect 13-13* marks in staged a dllly Saturday with the terback I've ever seen.” Second Shift — Second. Block Philadelphia's Paul Arizin leads Giants at Full Force ------Record Number of Home Runs Hit—— throughout dui^pin territory at no more requests for tickets on the "Their lack of fire in unexplain­ gers 6.9, Army 6.8, Vilianova, Navy were named for the third ton (College, fullback. . . .8:80 p.m. in free throw accuracy, ,927, fol­ least for a full season. 80-yard line for Sunday's New able. We had plenty of it in the Pittsburgh. Boston College, Holy straight time today on the weeklv The amall college team: lowed by Cliff Hagan of St. Louis, Meanwhile, the NDBC has re­ York-Philadelphla Eagles' battle early part of the season particular­ Cross and Princeton. major college All-Eaat footbail Ends - Bin McClure. Lafayette, rw-i . I O.'car Robertson of (Cincinnati quested various league secretaries for first place at Yankee Stadium. ly in the Hall victory but it isn't team. and Bill Scholl, Ur.sinus. Tackle.-? I lirotv in S p o n g e ' lead.? the playmakers with 91 as- Deveaux Checked hut Still Leads My supply hM long been exhausted to keep a duplicate record of their there now. We need an esprit de The team, picked by the Eastern — Fennis Morgan, Bucknell. and For Eagles Duel Next and I don't care to bother the Giant Jiilavits Honored Hartford — Fight Promoter i followed by Local Sport league scores—a set of scoreAeets corps.” College Athletic Conference, had Fred Padgett, Haverford; Guards Chick W’ergele.s tossed in the towel ! Guerin of New York with Frick Wants Spitter, front office any more.Teevee will New York, (4>)—Bill JuiaviU, Mather and Jim Hunter of Prince­ 71. under the standard system of scor­ The Indians’ coach singled out - Jim Dooney, Wesle.van. and Dick last night after three attempts to ing and also a set of scoresheets bring the game-into your home at the 148-pound dynamo for Am­ ton at ends; Jcollege football. Julavlta. 5- of Pitt and BUI Swinford of Har­ of 28.6. In New England Point Parade al Football League showdown Tom Watktos, wound up to headquarters so that studies can w’ho played well throughout. “ Some berg: Halfback* ■ Joe Meucci, also had a severe case of red ink KEC NA'nONAL Volleyball struggle with the defending be made as to the relative merita foot-6 West Hartford, Cohn., na­ vard. guards; Dick Holt of Buf­ A.I.C., and John Wallace, Dela­ League managers will meet to­ worse shape. He suffered a Pitchers Need Help of the others were hot as at times In its ledgers, but these were un­ tive, was picked today for his part falo, center; Bill King of Dart­ champion Philadelphia Eagles dislocated shoulder and will of the proposed system. O ff the Cuff but cold most of the game, ware: Fullback — Mike Pan- derwritten by Madison Square Automotive — A1 Heim 369, night at the West Side Rec at 7 Boston (Ab—Ralph Ferrisi, AlfDave Leete have tied Cloutier ■ at League secretaries and bowlers in the 40-6 rout of Tufts. mouth, quarterback; Davis and teleakos, Bowdoin. Gene Parker 361. o'clock. Anyone interested in for first place in the Eastern be sidelined tw’o weeks, hilt cold most of the gam?.” Garden of New York Dallas Cowboys, who ed big league baseball pitch­ recently with Philadelphia, is the idea, I think,” said'. Frick. “He night will feature the Celtics to sit this one out because of an Paul Planchon of Bates follow pected to be lost for three lost defensive back Warren committee chairman. new’ s>’stem, and expLain their injury, showed more fire along the scoring honors despite the fact ers, stung by a record 2,730 says the greatest eff^ t of the feelings. against Wilt CSiamberlain and the FIVE MILE EOAD RACE com­ with 38 each. weeks with tom knee liga­ Livingston with a broken arm "A similar proposal was sub­ Philadelphia Warriors. Starting the sidelines trying to stir up the play- Tufts' Ron Deveaux still heads home runs last season, have a spitball is when you ddn't throw s s * mittee meets tonight at 8 o’clock the pack. Junior Deveaux lost 1960 honors ments, and Phil King are ex­ In a 31-17 defeat by St. Louis, mitted to the committee a few show at 7:17 will be Marques era on the field than the ones in the at the East Side Rec. to Bob Blanchard of Yale on the pected to be available. That have regained the serv­ strong ally in (Commissioner years ago but was turned down,” it. The batter will be keptKept off Earning ‘Letter’ Haynes and his Harlem Magicians game.” Though- be hasn’t added to his final day, 60 to 58. He's in danger ■will enable Alex Webster, who ices of defensive stalwart Tom Ford Frick. Prick recalled. "This time I think balance wondering when it’V com- against the Marco Polos of East Little used junior tackles. totsd in four straight weeks (three of meeting a similar fate. ran from the fullback spot in Franckhauser. Franckhauser tog up. It would give thee pit^ers Allan Webb, wh6 caught many a Hartford with the Danish National MmOET BASKETBALL prac­ games, one open date), fullback "I hope they bring back the there’s even more need for the Bill Karzaes and Lou Botti. tice has been set up for tonight The high-geared Amherst of­ last Sunday’s 53-0 walloping of flunked his army physical. spitball," Frick said today. "The spitter. The fans will eventually another weapon." pass from Vlnnle Drake,.Pat Stark g>’m team performing between the were al.ecau8e of injuries, has lost for-points category with 52. with winless Eastern at Memorial GtASTOHRU^^ RaaaloI Perea, 118, Haystord,I, CUif., string was six by the West­ Dear Earl; ^ 'There la a need to reorganize to*of eight and 12. No boy waa tum- Field Coach Alibrio stated. “On PEOPLE FROM his No. 2 position. Deaett of poW' Manche Wheeler of the Univer­ ern Division leading Green Bay ^Confusion a . . Contradiction^ erful Amherst and Springfield’s sity of Maine has whittled the lead This has reference to the col­ create a small operating hoard but ed away this past summer. The the basis of scores and what we Packers, who did a complete this requires the deliberations of last one registered the last of have seen, we feel we have a pretty to a mere two points now that he's flip-flop in taking a 45-21 belt­ umn entitled, "Little Leaguers ALL OVER CONNECTICUT * 0 climbed to 50. some 66 men and it has been im­ July. No stone was to be left un­ good chance against them.” ing from Johnny Unitas and RESTAURANT LEAGUE Throwing Curves,” a small bit of possible to get this number to at­ Destroying Basketball Spirit Pat McCarthy of Holy Cross has Standings turned to accomplish this. None The way things have been going the Baltimore CJolts. The journalistic doodling appearing tend. There has been a grreat wall­ you can't blame the Indians' moved into third position by pass­ W. L. Pet. was. They even threw some of Packers had beaten the (^Its Thulrsday last. ing, especially from your Inform­ them at me. Have they ever told coach for being conaervative to hia ing for 44 points while Bill King 45-7 in the first meeting. Deci's ...... ___ 21 3 .875 Springfield. Mass. GP "Confu-l vivor of the first basketball game of Dartmouth and Central Con­ Imperial ...... ant, that all Little League deci­ you that national no longer pro­ outlook. L t l O '" * The. Packers, now 6-2, tackle ___ 17 7 .708 Because your usual unreliable sions ’have been made by a few. alon, contradiction and conform- played Nov. 6. 1891. VS®®*’’ necticut’s Jack Engleke have 38 Oak G rill...... ___ 16 8 source was "pulling your l-eg," vides for eight-year-old boys in COME TO the tough Bears (5-3) this .668 Ity" are blamed b.y the president Certificates were given to this apiece. Massachusetts’ John Mc­ He Is BO very right, painfully so. Little League? We did and shall NORWICH weekend in a key test for the Marco Polo . . . . ___ 14 10 .583 you will not be takened to task for How do you get them out? How of Springfield College for “ De- vesta's Hall of Fame inductees— Cormick has pitched for 34. Pizza House . . . ___ 13 11 continue. Or have they informed top rung in the West in what .542 your unkind remarks. A f a w do you overcome the loud com­ you that no one else in the vicin­ stro.ving the spirit that prompted And>\ Phillip. Bob Kurland, Ed Sport Schedule The competition among the likely will be Paul Hornung's Air Nat No. 1 ..,___ 12 12 .500 people have expressed the thought, plaints particularly from umpires Dr. James Naismith to inwnt the MacCiqlev, seven members of the kickers has turned Into a real Bolin’s Five ., . . ity provides for all boys? Inciden­ BuffaIo\ Germans team. Benny uii presents farewell for Green Bay. The . . . . 9 15 .375 in effect, that your journalistic and 89 league coaches that, “We tally the influence is being felt all game of basketball.” battle. John Bamberry of Mas­ league scoring leader with 111 Air Nat No. 2 ..,___ 7 17 .312 buskins might be bulging with Dr. Glenn Olds madb his state­ Borgmanhv David Walsh. John MORIARTY BROTHERS don’t know what’s going on. We over the State of Connecticut. Today sachusetts remains in front with points, Homung is due to re­ Draghi’a ...... 6 18 .250 bunions. However, in my opinion, didn't know all the kids were sup­ ments yesterday during the com­ O'Brien, Cligrles Murphy and For­ the watch that works 23 points built on four field goals Walnut ...... ___ 5 19 .208 All this entails much work and . memoration of Nalsmith's birth rest (Red) D^ebemardi. Cross Country — CCIL Field port to the Army for active even though at times you seem to posed to play, etc.” This is what Day, New Britain. and 11 conversions. But Bill Well- duty Nov. 14. be groping for facts, your con­ the obligation to serve on ths and the 70th anniversary of the Dr. H. Clilffqrd Carlson, Pitt TO FILL THEIR c»o' we hold meetipgf. for. Til be board of directors, on commltteest Soccer — Manchester vs. Mc­ perfectly down to stead of Dartmouth has 22 on two Top pinners were Joe Twaronite tinual haste to criticize it or praise darned if I can find the time to occasion when the latter devised coach was princ^al speaker at the field goals and 16 conversions 143-139-135—427, Ed Bajauclus and the performance of any other the game first played with peach dinn^ w’here Dr\Forrest (Phog) Mahon. 2:30, Municipal Field, Bobby Mitchell, Cleveland it, whichever, is necessary, should write a . newsletter to Inform Middletown. 6 6 0 ft . while Tom Murray of Southern halfback already serving with 156-138— 409, Jim Martin 153- always be. appreciated by those them. They Itove to corns out if duties to carry out the Intent of baskets. Allen, former KansM coach, rep^ TRANSPORTATION ConnecUcut has fashioned 21 on Uncle Sam, came home on a 141— 401, Emil Palmlerl 144-380, with a normal distribution of gray they are Interested. Obviously, the organization must be equally Dr. Olds blasted what he termed resented ■ Naismith's\arly associ­ Batnrday, Nov. 11 a three-pointer aqd ' 18 points- weekend 'pass, suited up, then Walt Suchy 156-383, Carl Bolin Jr. there is danger when decisions distributed among all and this in­ the. low state of professional ates and Joe Lapchlck the" Original Eastern at Manchester, 1:80 after. matter beneath their skulls. There cludes those in blue. If they can­ Celtlci. went out and wound up with 371, Falcetta 135-368, Bert Claug- Is a feeling that such Intense in- affecting many are made by a •ports which he said has led to Memorial Fheld. NEEDS— Harvard’s paVe Ward has 19 minus eight yards In four car- shey 364, A1 Bertussi 149-364, Ray few. Similar absurdities to those not lend some extra effort, no basketball betting scandals. Cross Country, New England! points. latest in Manchester Little matter how small, to ths program SAFE BUY Beltrondi 360, Dom Parr 359, Paul League accounts for the fact that which caused the lifting of your Nalanilth'a Invention of the at Storrs. then they should go to Alumni game waa described aa the work Jockey Hall of Fai Correntl 135-:359, Bill Adamy 359, it is one of the finest programs in journalistic lid au'e always a pos­ THSKf MUST M A SeASONI Larry Bates 140-358, Bob Jones sibility with the minority. This baseball where Wally Fortin does of a young instructor at Spring- 357, Gene Phaneuf 354, Tony^aiyj- the State, contrary to small crit­ all the°'leg-work. field College in 1891 trying to keep Baltimore (Ah—Llpus (Pony) PRO BASKETB.ALL USED CARS ics. was the thought behind the ill- Atee, and Joe Notter, two note( taa 143-353, Peter Brazitis lOBfi" a re.stless gym class bu.sy during AT A GLANCE The "absurdities” made refer­ famed card incident which Rod If at some future dale you jockeys of yesteryear, were elect­ 353, John Harrigan 351, Roland should be Interested in a capsule the cold winter montha ence to In your column are. just and I went to such pains to keep ed today to the National Jockeys ABL Irish 143-362, Walt Ar(*kivy 138, from your hands. of Information about who the real Rain forced ceremonies indoors Hall of Fame. McAtee led in the toveland 110, Kansas City 106. Vic Abraitls 137, Ed Pagani 136. that and no more. If your Infor­ right hands of Little League are and there was no formal corner- mant, in his great haste to maka The feeling w m that. If some annual balloting by sportswrlters Sin Franeiieo 116, Lea Angeles provocattons were to bA fabricat­ and about what Manchestei Little •tqne laying for the tvvo-w’ing Hall throughout the nation. 113. 1960 AUSTIN HAPPY HOLIDAYS known this latest effrontery to League has really accomplished of Fame building scheduled to be his pride, had been as sharp as he ed, enough of our chaps would THE REASON: Standings show Wednesday ev^ng to since Sher Robb, the father of It completed in about five yeara. 'One HEALEY ROADSTER would have people believe, he W’ing is supposed to be completed X W. L Pet. clear the slate of unfinished busi­ all, I shall be most happy to pro­ would have known that these par­ by fo U , 1962. White with Mark top. Radio, Valentines ...... 24 8 .750 ness, take a swipe at next year’s vide it for you. I can tell you Angels ...... 20 12 .625 ticular items could never ba about Fitz, Cataldo, Blakeslee, Grfat players, coaches and offi­ heater, .kee 'and drive thia one— brought to a vote. And this brlng^s program and elect a board of direc­ today! Pumpkins...... 20 12 .625 tors and the neceseary officials. Klnel, MeNamara, Cobb, Cappa, cials of basketball past and pres­ MORIARTY’S IS THE RIGHT PUCE Easterettes ...... 18 14 .563 us to the point of this-communica­ The provocation had to do with Welch, Nimerowskl, Sully, Carlin, ent w’ere on hand for the .issuance ’ Shamrocks...... 17 15 .531 tion: Very, few people realize that threatening the''pocketbook, loss Kelly, the Smittys, and so many, of a special four cent commemora­ Firecrackers ...... 16 15 .516 Manchester Little League is bound of membership, and wounded many others, each a story In him­ tive stamp' by the post office de­ 1961 LINCOLN Laborers...... 13 16 .448 by rules and regulations enforced partment, the ceremonies and a /Vegf^ oilfunum self In the waY they Inspire their pride. Fictional though it waa, we dinner. Continental. Blue. Full on a national level. Additional hoped that enough of them would boys and you know who...... i ^ ea. Radio, ...WITH THE RIGHT BUY! Dm p -s m divers and skin divert say there is just one perfect Top scores were Linda Rychllng safegpjards are Invoked on the T\vo sons of the game’s Inventor. 132—342, Pat Caldwell 119, Bar­ swallow the-bait without thtohlng You'wiU never find them on your James Naismith o f Corpus Chriatl, heater. watch for therti: The Rolex Submariner. local level In the form of by-laws and show up madderlnhell and ear telling about "self sacrifice’’ Irts nraass CUSTOM Msrkll td hnmn 94^95 bara C3ontosll6. and constitution. Administrative' Tex., and John Naismith of Kansas vote. It WM not foreseen that you, and great feats of accompUah- City. Mo., W’ere among the rela­ wMi isjtsRt cl#M flssM. UseqweW for dogs The Submariner resists pressure down to 660 f t underwater. MERCHANTS procedures are governed by Rob­ too, would swallow the bait. toent, "for the boys,” already. In erts Rules of Order. tives who took part. j 1957 MERCURY Teits proved that innumerable deep-sea dives did not affect it Standings The. foregoing brings up another stead of wailing and whining A atan.ding ovation waa accord- j csafsrt, Itw fs*! Ulli m A |nwiil8-frM jwrlensesce Manchester Little L ea ^ e is UtUe League fact of life. Why about Little League going to the 2-Door Hardtop, White aad gray. TW s is because its precision movement is enclosed in a special W. L. Pet. operated, or managed if you will, •d Raymond Kaighn, 98, sole aur- Conran's Ins...... 16 8 .667 do these four disgruntled Little dogs, they are slowly but surely Radio, heater, Merco- C O A C . Oyster case. Extra-luminous minute, hour and second' hands by a Board of Directors consisting League honchos run with' stories making the program into one of Comfort matle. Excellent. * ^ 0 7 3 community Press ....12 12 ,5(X) of all . uidfilres; little League maiw it easy to read in the twilight of deep waters, and a special' Vic’s Soda Shop ....1 2 12 .500 of sourness when so much good ia’ the finest In the coimtry. . And With the Iron Pimnan CUSTOM revolving bezel makes it possible'for a diver to check his decom­ White Glass . . ; ...... 12 12 .500 coaches; eight minor league being distributed by Little League they will do it for they are big Mark II furnace you use a super-' coaches, which Inclodes two 89 pression time clearly. The Submariner is self-winding . * . the Dart’s Dairy ...... 1 2 12 .600 that no one hears about? .And enough as men and because Man­ sensitive thermostat which operates 1956 CADILUC league coaches; and all commis­ why is It that the braying of a chester, being . the finest in the Ideal watch for everyone who dives, sails or swims. Moriarty BroSi ...... 8 l6 .333 the furnace with the slightest varia­ "82”. 2-Door Hardtop. Budio, —‘ . o Leading pinners were Bill Cbxp- sioners. Little League offkdato.'.lSar*' jackass has more musical appeal country, demands that they'have Front End tion of room temperature. This '. man 135;142— 385, George Bensche ry out the ^rectlves of the imard to some than the melodious the best kiddle baseball in the land. 'vee you remarkahW uniform heater, antomaito S 1 * 3 0 C 136—382, Ken Seaton 379, Mike of directors. Those dlrectivea af­ strains of a harmonic; symphony? These men will measure up to Sdoor temperature. No matter transtolaaion. I 7 ^ Denhup 373, Carl Bpjln Jr. 145 — fecting policy must carry a man­ Those pathetic -souls are quick what needs doing. ^ how ofleti tM ftmeoe stalls there 371, Jack Vittner 138—970, Bob date of two-thirds of the entire with self proclamation of great ' But for the present, th eT R i^ Special is no smoke, no soot, no fouled Damasehl 139—37Q, George John­ Board which would be, roughly 86 feats and self sacrifice, "for the Important fact of Little League cofflhustion clumber, no muted oil 1960 CHEVROLET son 146—367, Jim' Bell 139—367, men. boys." But it is a fact that they llfo is that some 948 boys and 218 2-Door. Radio, heater, etondard Harvey Duplin 135— 355. The president can recommend are so busy fabricating' contro­ adults had a loiig summer’s fun in (1) ALIGN FRONT END Cloanllnokt SEE— AKH> DRIVE THE policy which is within thb bounds versy, blowing the baloney horn, the sun and this 1s aU we set out transmiMlon, 8 eyito- C | C O iia V. 8. MIXED TEN TIN and engaging to small' intrigue to accomplish. With 214 of these (2) BALANCE FRONT With the instant claan flame then der. Low, low mileage. StaBdiacs of the national Little League WHEELS— REG. $4.00 •re no flecks of soot bloatog from w. L. Pet, philosophy but the board, in effect, that they are never available -adults suffering the horrors of hell, t Vermont .... 34 .11 i .686 when the work is joined. This only at times from the other four. It (8) CHECH FRONT -WHEEL vour chimney or ateaping into'your Iowa ...... 2 3 1 .^ ^ ,639 can tell hini -to go pound sand. home. Hnndradt of tests nude whb Happily, this has resulted in only applies to .a couple who have libel­ was done. And by thickness of HBARINOS my tawUa M a k a tama a M 19» CHEVROLET New Mexico , 22 1 * ,611 smoke-detecting instrumeots show aam VawtM tai. Fta kaa aaaHaat NEW 1962 MERCURY COMET! Ohio ...... 31 ns .583 ed slandered, defamed, and my'hide, and of theirs, they shall (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM •• 4m m rkaakam aa4 k H V. New York ... two sand poimding. experiences a flame that’s absolutely clean from Convertible,' AH white with Maek 21 15 . .683 these past two years out of more mauled Little League to their self­ do It again in ’82. You ride in styld^ in Comet, the Ibng-wheelbase compact with a sure, steady bin-car Connecticut .. 31 16 .583 ish interest that the sight of them the very moment it's turned on. top. Radio, heater, automatir Kentucky .... 30 16 .556 than a hundred policy changes. Sincerely, ALL FOUR ONLY trsmsmiaslon, V k A C ride. And you’ll enjoy the easy steering, e.xcellent traction and safe breaking action Hawaii ...... 20 16 .566 Moreover, no official can usurp nauseates the entire organization. The aelex SukmarlMr In Fine Whiskey.'.. Georgia ...... IR 18 .500 Yet, wheilf- 1s the machinery . Jim Higgins, President P#wn f o fuol Wlla Opoivio* wMhouf power steering. ^ which result from carefully balanced weight distribution on front and rear wheels. IHah ...... 18 18 .500 the authority o f ' a leag;ue com­ necessary to dump them? They Manchester Little League ' dtlmnoy draft. 25 Jewtl seif-wlndlnc Chronom- Pennaylvania 18 18 .500 Osman rsport itotorkabla tosluv- Tlie 1962 Mercury Comet costs less to buy, less to operate. And Comet owners have- S(«r movement, waterproof* Now a missioner. Only the to>ard has are a constant source of irritation yater .caso with protective Nebraska .... 17 18 .486 this power. So yon can see at once, ED. NOTE: If anggasttons ere $095 ingi. TIun is no lowky waim-np The CUSTODY Mark D ftviM enjoyed higher resale value at trade-in time, too. Stop in today! Colorado...... 17 19 ,472 and embamssment however pniod to foul the fliiMM aad frkaU$$ lit eim pmaitiat iadbosrf Crown4tuerd and matching ttael Sriatif Valua Miasourl ...... 16 that anyoire attempting^ to prepare In order, I would Utop to aey that 1960 IMPERIAL bracaitt, S1B0.(X> Including Fad- FLEISCHMANN’S 20 .444 mlich they blow their own horn wisste olL Servioa ealla are cot t o Aqft with mscMoa ooolroL No Alaska ...... 13 22 .371 a program of the magnitude en­ la the future, no each drastto Crown 4-Door. Dark green. Radin, tax. than aver Maryland .,,. 13 23 .361 about feats of greatness. They the vanitj|pig point natural chimney draft raquirad. *WMim m , ta m t end liiuci Nevada ...... 11 25 .306 compassed in Manchester, is Imr are, Ip fact, vicious in childish methods be noted on official no- healer, antomattr transmission, California .... power steering, power is the B[fi bfiy I 9 36 .267 mediately in trouble unless the spite oyer some fancied slighting tloes to directors and offletois oa . SERVICE ON ALL IROH PIRIMAN* NIAfSM Aliis CaaUNS $ A 5 7 full board is presiding and a l l this One program. And if them CONVENTIONAL MAKES brakes, eleotrie S 9 A O C ^Le^lng keglers were Bill Ruhmel and much time is spent in defense *195 * T 4/9 QT, ^335—448 (new le ^ e high). Bob coachu and umps accepting ap­ of their sickening piatUe which ia nm 318-In favor of U< and foot windows. Gould 90M60, John. DeitrlcksMi' 550, pointments to tlM toany com- obviously swallow^ by the more n^^sinst of your proscot rooter, ‘idwtoiiMMir Ruth Hue|baii, l9l-m-«27. 'Helffii M O R IA R T Y ^ Oould 470, Paarl Burnham 459, Wanda mlttaea nucaasary to fund raising nilUble outaide -the otganixatlon. them should be • way to tid the MORIARTY Kaaelauskas 455,Lou Pratt 460. Don and ths Uks. . It is hardly worth the salary paid program c t thsoo meh Wddaeidsy FOGARTY RROS, Inc. 1956 PLYMOUTH Down1 Ken Wahl MS. A1 Blardi Committees are also neoessary one to cope with their ■tUtoeaa. night at the mnntlnf at • e’etook iellyouvi^! |U, Bob Heavisides 303. Holly Raynilo RROTHERS 319 BROAD ST.-1MI 9-4539 2-Door. Green. KoSio- heater, JSWBLfeRB—SILVERSMITHS y to recruit help, for training, to set The hard facta-at-hand are the s8 the Army * Navy (OtulE It so Excellent transportation C 4 A C LOW BANK lip and work oiit detgUe fqr the Lincoln ContineAtal — Mercury Comet — Engliih Ford WillyM Jeep Beeani Mame^ The Known Quality Stnea 1900 BLINOIO WHISKEV • M PROOF • 85% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Intentions of the program and hMipeas that the perty that for­ • 981.816 CENTER ST. F U ^ OIL, RANGE OIL,.OONNEOtlOUT COKE for only I wieat. Bid* Friday Mixed DooMaa 1983 progrem and to vote for the how well they were carried out warded the aottoe of the meeting TEL^ MI 8-8188 RATES THE PLEI8CHMANN 0I8TILLIN0 CORPORATION, NEW VORK CITY 1 —Hanry Fray 1S9—848, Rad OaK- iEDO HlGBLAf’rp OOAL IH MAIN 8TREBT-.BU S*2741 people wno will eany out the de- The intent was to provide Imum- Is oae o< Uttle URgoo'e Hggeet- ^ 30I-3IS CaiTM ST, MANCHBTU—Ml 3.S13S mui 887. Vd Wtoitor 181—88D. ■tra* eC th* aiajoritj. baU for all boys bstween ths sges It i V .

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PAflip fOUlTCElf ' KAKCHESTEA BVENXKO HERALi>; 9fANCRBSTER. C 6 m t« TUESDAY. JNOVElfDBR t, IM l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,>!ANCHBSTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1961 PAGE iD riilN THERE OtfGRTil BE A LAW BY PAGALY aikl SHORTEN EAtp BafHhiic Matsiriaii AotomobUM for Solo 4 HowNhoM Gouda 61 Houses for Salt , 72 B bk'or FsHisJs 87 ApiUtto8B|»>-ll8t8F-v Suburban For ftent 66 Boufles n>r Sal* WanteO— Real Estate 77 Rockville-Vemon IteS PO^P^lAC, M o o r YOUR BEST BUY IS AT PRICED FOR quick sale — iu4d- Tentaitiita 6S .hydramati^, power ateering and BUIU) TOUR (murt. iraw with s e v e r a l furnished 4 rocin^ a p ^ - BOtiTON—$2,800 and you can aa- VERNON—Home and' business, H ELP! DUE to many recent aales, C hoESTRA MiccniD iMMMt NQMMLVfnl refrig*rators, (fryer, corabtoatloh GENERAL. RENTAL agency, J. O. ments available today; IfciodJtKa- ■ume the first mortgage on tola nsarly new r|mch and large 40x40 our listings are low. Buyers are brakes, radio, heater. kO t-USS. _^«W8 M CQOO At IM VMO. M40 Mott’a. i » b o ^ anl opm S NATIONAL washer-dtyer. Tel. MI 3-6S63, THE mNlM THAiriK TAHf OFP lOMI WtSHT- toiriRfluM te! w raufft wNOfoiMDirt Bfew muk.tti to on* yaar. Realty, 470 Mato Street, Ml Uon; PI 2-6828, John Bisaell, Cross real nice S room ranch with ga­ steel building. Business zone. Ton­ waiting .for all types of property. St., (Coventry. . • rage .lo ca te in the Bayberry aec- gren Agency, MI 8-6321 If selling buying or trading, call Sewage Gets Heats Plants ^ 1959 0U!>SM0BIL£ Super 88, ShqwrlaBcad and abort averaca Birch PanMtof—Preftotidied b a b y CirUBfl fwm $29.65 to $49.95; >'8136. power brakes, power steeringi tlon T. J, Crockett. Pealtor. MI at once Free Inspections upon re­ Wtiy,LASPltf.*T>ilSl« tlWT>|dUAA«9tl'/1 man aad women will advance CriMcrib maWresses fronutAUUfer (fAE.HV $14.95 up;I GRACIOUS, suburban living — 6 3-1677. ! ’ . SO. WINDSOR—Building castles good running car. Ml 9-4349, raphSy. Opentoga available in all THRt;E ROOMS and bath,, heat, quest. Call the Ellsworth Mitten «OSU9DEH!TCeHeC! OiDYOUMMeWf \ Oelltog TUe *8^ Hq' fL ' baby jumpers, high chairs,chairs teed-te eleotriciay toeluded. Centrally lo- room Cape, fireplace large lot, in the air? You can stop now. ."|i Pitkat Reports to Council ADVERTISING Y i c r u HARRY WM deparonanu. Apply Mott'a Super Special 2X4 Studs 80c ea tog tables, hlaypeps etc. 3d% Agency, Realtors, Member of MLS CMOCaAtniXMOT WANTED--1949-1951 Chevrolet or Off' cktad, $80. Phone MI 3-2487, 9-5 basement garage, (ill heated. IS BOI TON—Large aeveh room Mancheater. $4.98, $9.98, $13.S0j lamps - from ence, lease and deposit required. garage. Beautiful lot. Ownera yard, 3 bedrooms, 12x22 family The new |1 million RockvillefWest Rd., Ellington; Xhtniel Bsal- Knotty Pine Paneltog—all 8 ft. “* ^.98 up. Chamber’s Fumltttrd THREE ROOM apartment; includ­ Call. MI 9-1788 or MI 3-6144. moved, priced sensibly. T, J. room, 2 full baths, only, .two years Legal Notice sewage treatment plant Is putting- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. * r«OHI9Et looirDOHMorM ontai, Vernon Ave. lie sq ttl Sales, Ml S-51B7. ing heat,»hot water, and gas for Crockett, Realtor, Ml 8-1577. old, storms added, lawn establish­ hot air to good use these days. Births Sattirday: A daughter te HAHMftALITTLf. Cedar Cloaet Ltoing 20c eq' ft LIMITATION OBDKB WANTED 1948 Ford sedan Or coupe - iMACKf - - Situations Wantsii — Male 39 cooking; gas stovs and electric re­ ed. Pull price $17,500. Glenn Rob­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE hrld ' In a progress report to the city Mr, and Mrs. Mark Grout, Lake for parts. Call MI 9-4144. Weat Coast Lumber, truckloads ‘ APARTMENT size Hotpolnt refrig­ frigerator f;tmtahed. Call MI 9-7737 Huusea For Sale 72 WARM AND cozy 2 bedfoom Cape A t Manchcffter, within and fdr council last night, plant superin­ COPY CLOSING TIME l/4 room ranch, fire­ tion of the new plant, said to be via Craig and son. 46 Florence St., Certified and approved ia now of­ SMALL DOG—breed M il CoUie- tora, pipes and fire mckse'^doore place, aluminum storm wmdows, place, cellar, large lot. Carlton Vy. LIMITATION ORDER operating successfully. ^ u A k i,T 2 r ^ d windows. Open daUy S:S0-6 and mattress $30. 36" gas range, THREE, five and six room apart­ Vernon AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Manchester; Helen Gzworka, 49 fering classroom and behind Setter. No charge. Ml 9-8828, Cali large lot, cellar. Carlton W. ‘ Hutchins, 9-5132. Sewage gas and filtered water Hammond St. wheel inatrucllon for teenagers. (3 w u between 9-2 p.m., 6-10'p.m. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock oven broiler and storage space ments, newly renovated, steam Hutchtoa, M l 9-5132. at Manchester, within and for^ the $25, Limed c»ak cedar chest, year District of Manchester on the 3rd dav serve double''duty at the plant, Pit­ St. Bernard's Oiilld Meeting Ml 9-6075. ^ S^5*!iPO>/SX, Place off North Mato St.. Choman'a~ heat, hot water, automobile space MANCHESTER — Bower* School YOUR day of November. 1961. kat said, the gaa used for heating CHICAGO Houaewrecklng, MI 2-2892. old, excellent condition $40, Call or garage available. Call MI MANCHESTER—A half block off area. 6 itx>m ranch, garage, fin- Present. Hon. John J. Wallelt, Judge. St. Bernard's Women’s (!rulld will MI 9-4914. Estate of Ellen Miller Grant, late of and the water used for ho.sing down hold its monthly meeting tonight FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE i MORTLbCK’S Driving School—Of 3-6910. Main Street, 7 room Colonial, -ished, heated basement, hot water tanks and walkways. Livt Stock 42 baths. 4 room down, 3 bedrooms Manchester In said District, deceased. at St. Bernard’s Hall at, 8 p.m. I fice,' 443 Main St., Manchester heat, diahwaaher, city sewers, C O W B O YS ^ On motion of The Connecticut Bank Since the plant opened in April. (^earning correctly ’’May Save COMBINATION Florence gas and up. Modem kitchen, 3 porches, Members will hear a discussion of Oismond»— Wstchfett— oil stove. Very reasonable. Call latge comer lot, ideal for family and Trust Co.. 760 Main St.. Hartford. 438 million gallons of water have A tt-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERIND : Your Life." Dnver ^ucatlon Jew eliT 4g WEST? CENTER 8T-- rooms, $55, well shaded lot, 2-car garage, with school age children, within Conn., executor. the city's urban renewal project ly cow after 6 MI 9-3420, MI 9-5229, 9-5. $16,900. Philbrick Agency, Xo ORDERED: That six months from the gone through the plant, Pitkat said by George Copan.s, executive dirae- classca. Member. Connecticut Pro- half mile of High, Junior and AND -INDIANS 3rd day of November. 1961. be and the Al.so, one day late in the summer fe.ssional Driving School Assn. Ml Roofing—Sitlinc 16 Help Wanted—Female 85 Help Waiitcil-Female 35 to freshen Nov. 20. Call MI 9-'7403. 9-8464. tor of the Rockville Redevelopment LHo NARO W. t o s t . Jewelers - REFRIGERATOR with freezer, ex­ FOUR room apartment, second grade school, $18,990, Call owner, same are limited and allowed for the the plant handled a top load of SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS I 9-7398 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, CONNECTICUT Registered L.P.N. WAITRESS WANTED nights, 8 Repaira, adjusts watchea expert­ cellent condition, cost $300, sell MI 3-8778. will roam this range in rea] pioneer creditors within which to bring In Agency. •- floor, off Main 8t,, with heat and SIX ROOM ranch. 6 years old. fashion. 5>/4 room ranch, living their claims against said estate, and seven million gallons due to flood­ painting. Carpentry Alterations for three nights. 11-7 a.m. shift in p.m. to 1 a.m. Apply Oak Grill, 30 ly. Reasonable prices. Open •fues- halt price. MI 9-9037. said executor Is directed to rive public ing conditions from a sudden rain­ ‘ PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. Artielea For Sale 45 hot water, $85 a month Complete­ Bowers School, all rooms better WEST SIDE!—Oversize Cape, fire­ room with fireplace, kitchen with Vernnn news I* handled torengh Want bifonaatiea oa oao of our claaalded adTerttaencattr No and additions. Ceilings, Workman- convalescent home in Rockville. Oak St. day through Saturd^. Thursdny ly redecorated. J. D. Realty, MI notice to the creditors to bring in their storm. I Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887 CREDIT MANAGER seeks reliable than average in size, entire baae< place, ceramic bath, aluminum knotty pine cabinet*. Dining room. claims.within said time allowed by pub­ The Herald’S Rockville Bureau, 8 antwer at the telepbnao Hated f Simply eall the Bhip guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Tcl. TR 9-4291, 3-5129. ment finished off into large family lishing a copy of this order In gome The average daily amount In \ room. Three instructors No wait­ PART OR full-time women wanted HOME MADE ravioli,' treah or party who would like to take pos- storms, recreation room, 6 huge 3 Bedrooms. Breezeway and ga­ W. Main St.. TRemont 5-3186 er ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ kn 3-4860. froze', 30c dot. H. Paaquelini. 2 ^ room. 4>/4% mortgage, priced for newspaper having a circulation !n said October was two million gallons, to organize and train women In seasion of 3 brand new rooms of FOUR ROOM apartment, central­ rooms, garage, $16,900. Carlton rage. Located in fashionable sec­ probate district within ten days from Mitchell 9-6797. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE my PI 2-7249. EXPERIENCED Aver/ Street, Wappmg, quick Bale, $18,900. PhUbrick W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. the date of this order and return make Pitkat .said. The peak load was BIDWELL HOME Improvement our sales department. Steady Garden— P am — Diirjr famous furniture including stove ly located. Near bus. Adults. tion, near parkway, school* and 3.7 million gallons, the smalle.st Agency, Ml 0-8464. ahopplng. High elevation and beau­ to this court of the notice riven. M l 9 4 S 0 0 Company—all types of siding and SEWING MACHINE work, excellent opportunity. For PrtNfoeta 50 and refrigerator (66 pieces) com­ -Available Dec. 1. MI 8-1894. JOHN J. WAU.ETT. Judge. quantity 1.2 million. TORO SNOW blower at new low TWO FAMIUE8—6-6 duplex on tifully landscaped -many Maples. rooflne. Aluminum clapboards. a further Information call MI plete—for unpaid balance of only MANCHESTER—614 room ranch, Pitkat and Walsh said certain Columbia Business Services Offered 13 OPERATORS price, 3189.95, power handle Foster St. 6-4 fiat cromer Pine and There’s more to tell. Reduced to aad leaTO year aoeaaaga. YoaT) dear fro n oar adrertlaer to )lg specialty. Unexcelled workman­ 3-0886. model. Marlow’s,' 867 Main St. FOR SALE—Baldwin. Mace, Cort­ $266.66. Orig. $569.95. Customer ia MANCHESTER—Two blixiks from l>/4 baths, plus exceptional reerxa- Walnut Sta. 5-5 business zone Cen­ featunes of the plant are designed ship. MI 9-6495. Main S t—41,4 rooms, heat, hot $18,500. Call Chet Govang TR Ume wUhont apead^ aD ereotog at Uie Meabone. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Apply land and Delicious apples at the moving out of state and is willing tlon room, wito built-in hookcaaes ter St. 5-5 fiat Griswold St. 4>4-4H to eliminate plugging of lines and BOOKKEEPER with payroll tax farm. Louis Bunce. 529 West Cen­ 5-9820, MI 9-5306, DO IT NOW! Reasonable rates. Call PI , 2-7558 WALLPAPER and paint sale—non­ to sacrifice at this big loss. Take water, garage, second floor, $80. and bar Well landscaped com er New on Homestead St. T. j . Arrests Spark" breakage. A chopping device and experience for accounting office. ter St., telephone MI 8-8116 Scouts Slate between 1:30-4:80 or any time Manchester Modes, Inc. yellowing gloes white, 34.95 gal­ over amsH weekly payments of Adults Or older children. Write lot. $19,900. Philbrick Agency. Ml Crockett. Realtor. Ml 8-1677. grit chamber eliminate much Saturday or Sunday. Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A Some typing experience preferred. lon; relling white, 32.95 gallon. only $2.!50. No money down. 1st Box 168, Town. 9-8464. Pine Street HAND PICKED MACS 31.25 a trouble before sewage gots into the Call kn 9-2206. Morrison Paint Store 385 Center pay. in Jan. Living room includea BARROWS LAist and Foand Automobiles for Sale 4 Manchester THREE ROOM apartment, $69, Ecuador Crisis plant system, they said. ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ ROOFING — Specializing repairing St. basket. Bring your own container. major pieces and lamps, rugs, MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, Large 2-famiIy duplex, 72-c 2-car ga­ "It’s .sometimes a mystery," Honor G>urt WOMAN for full-time employment, Hours 8 till oark. Botti's, 260 Bush liOST—Girl’s black suede shoe, vi­ NEED A CAR and hrd your credit tiques Included. Work guaranteed. roofs of all kinds, new i-nofa, gut­ CLERK-TYPIST Part-time, Must tables. Bedroom complete with heat, hot water, refrigerator, stove excellent ckwn? Short on d o ^ pay­ MI 9-1962 ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ be accurate typist. Write to P. O. SNOW BLOWERS - From 379.95 bedding, sheets, pillowcases, etc. large enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ baths, centrally located. West Side WALLACE (Continued from Pnge.One) get into the system.” Boy Scout Troop 62 will hold a paired. Aluminum siding. 30 Saturdays. Light office and retail ately. adults only. MI 8-5694. Tpke. Call 8-4609. ment? Bankrupt? Repossesnon'^ Box 1005, Manchester, Conn. and up. Parts and ser\’lce Capi­ Dinette set with dishes and silver­ rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency, MI Realty, MI 9-6315. 55 E. Center St. Ml 9-5306 On 'one occasion, said Pitkat, Court of Honor tonight at 7:30 in I EXPERT FURNITURE refinish- years’ experience. Free estimates. store work. Typing essential. 9-8464. on the northwestern tip of South Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ tol Equipment Co.. 38 klaln St. ware. If Interested, call JE 2-1463, 414 ROOMS. Bath, heat, garage, 2.000 pounds of sulphuric acid Yeomans Hall. Scouttnaater Wll- I Ing, repair, and touch-up. M I' Call Howley. MI 3-5381, MI 8-0763. Write Box AD Herald. Fertilizera 50-A anytime. 9 to 9 p.m. Ask for TALCOTTVILLE—2-famlly 5-4. 2 (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) America. las, get the lowdown on the lowest JEWELS — BEADS — Hours 7-5 dally, 7-9 Thursday. 7-4 modem, second floor. G(X)d neigh­ flowed into the plant but was Ham Roberts and committee (toatr- LOST- ■Iron rake, vicinity W Creat- . 3-7287 after 5:30 p.m. i TWO-FAMILY ranch, 5-4, enclosed Jarge lots, business zone, bus line. Reports filtered out of the con­ down and smallest payments any­ Saturday GOOD COW klANURE $5 and 310 Credit Mgr. Furniture Discount borhood. Good location. MI 9-3685, neutralized with a ton of Ume. man John Te'.telbach will preside. wood Drive. Pleaseae call Ml 9-1083. where, Not a small loan or finance Center, 322 M ain.St.. Holyoke. breezeway, garage, two furnaces, Tongren Agency, Ml 3-6321. gress that it had appointed a com­ I TREE r e m o v a l , pruning and lo t' . BAUBLES loads. Delivered. Excellent for The flow of acid was an accident, Four first class awards, six sec­ company plan Douglas Motors, Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted—M.tle 36 TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and Free courtesy car will pick you aluminum siding, fireplace, 246’ mittee to seek solution for the cri­ FOUND—Beagle pt^tpy, black, I clearing. Frank C. Noble, MI ^ shrubs, lawns, etc. MI 3-7804 MI AVAILABLE Dec. 1—Immaculate Lots For Ssle 73 he said, coming from the Ano-coll ond class, snd one tenderft will 333 Main St. Earn extra $$$ for your acceaaoriea sale In bur famous "Do up and return you home. frontage,- trees, greenhouse, excel­ MANCHESTER — Older Colonial sis and had given its backing to Co. on Brooklyn St. brown and white, male. Call Leb 9-6053. PLUMBING AND heating - re- PHARMACIST full or part-time. 9-8731. 3 rooms and bath, second floor. lent condition. Only $19,500. Carl­ home, 6 rooms and iunporch, 2 be presented. Parents and friends It yotlrself department. Receiving Heat, hot water, parking includ­ Arosemena, who al.so is senate Council members discussed but Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI 8-8594. OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ modeling installations, repairs. Christmas Season thru Jewel-; State qualifications and salary ex­ 8.EW1NG MA(JHINE, 1961 model; ton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5182. acre lot, 2 blocks from Main St., BUILDING LOTS to all zones tor president. are urged to attend. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ All work guaranteed. 25 years ex­ pected. Write Box Z. Herald. tubes. 40% off. AST picture tubes, ed. 11 Division St., $95 a month. single and two-family dwellings. took no action on erection of a cials, flxit yourself cars, always ry Fashion Shows. ,| most "21” site. 821.95, and up In­ never used, worth over $130, sacri­ good condition throughout, excel­ Officers of the rebelling engi­ Roee4>rooka Re-Elerted pairs all makes refrigerators, perience. 24-hour aervice. Call HouseTiold Goods 51 J. D. Realty, MI 8-5129. Charles Pontlcelll Agency. Phone fence around the plant which was FOUND—Black and white male a gdod selection. Look behind our door antennas from 89c ijid up: fice $48. MI 9-1163, 39 LYNESS ST. Very good buy. lent location for children. Asking neer regiment said It was taking Ward Roeehrooka of Lake Rd.. mongrel. Cali Lee FTacchia, Dog freezers, washing machines, dry- Earl VanCamp. kfl 9-4749. DRUG CLERK, experience pre- Drive by. Call for details. Carlton MI 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. recommended by Walsh and Pit­ office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. 1. We pay 30 commission Outdoor antennas from 31.99 and . RUGS. NEVER used. 9x12, solid 95 W. MIDDLE Tpk^. 414- room $15,500. U A R Realty, . MI 8-2692, up positions In the city because has been re-elected a director of Warden, MI 3-8594. era ranges, oil and gas burners. I ferred. driver's license, full and KITCHEN SET—Five pieces, aolid W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. kat. All agreed, however, that to Director. | part-time, steady employment. No up Chimney mounts only 99c. I beige, 325; 9x15 green. 335: Elec- duplex apartment, all conven­ R. D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. BUILDING LOT — 100x281 feet, the pre.kent government Is not a the Connecticut State Fair Aa-' ■" j DODGE ROYAL 1958, 4-door, auto- MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. I maple, excellent condition, $25. plans for a fence will probably ; phone calls. Miller Pharmacy. 299 VTIF wire 2c a foot. Also, used I trolux vacuum, sacrifice, 335 BU iences, available Dec.'!. Adults fully treed, city water, city sewer, legal one. They explained that in soclation. Rosebrooks haa been " I matlc tranafniasion. power ateer- Radlo-'n' Repair Call Ml .3-5942 after 7 p.m. HOLLISTER ST.—7H room Dutch NEW sp u r levels. These attrac have to be made to keep childt;en general chairman of Columbia SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired 2. No investment, no collect­ I Green Road. TVs completely overhauled. See I 9-6955. only. Call MI 3-2785 before 5 p.m. sidewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ their belief the arrest of the vice from entering the plant grounds AnnouBeementa e’ 2 j ing, radio, heater, new whttewalla. * Services 18 Colonial, l>i baths, beautiful mod­ tlve homes, unique in design, of 'Pair, sponsored by Columbia Vol­ from the shop. Can take care of ua first for the beat deals Open j —■ ■ ■ ' 4 tion. For additional information president, who has legal freedom^ and to prevent accidents. vwtwwwMww wwwWWWwwa^M « _X. extra OIIU«snbw UIUres. CJl, - T Fender CJ lUCF limit.mirror. ing, no delivering. | ,1 TWO CUSHION Lawson sofa, green em kitchen, e-xcellent closet space, fer the finest in split level li'Ving. unteer Firemen, for a numtier of all your upholstering needs at TV SERVICE—AH makee. Honest, I EXPERIENCED exhibit builder, evenings till 9, Saturday Oil 6. FIVE ROOM apartment, second large lot with trees. Philbrick or appointment. Call McCarthy from arrest because of his office, Pitkat also proposed the city BOT B RTTH RUkpiAGE sal^_::3 Private owner. *1,5m . PI 2-7670. I TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar­ and gray, with matching chair. floor, 'heat and .hot water, $110 Excellent location. For additional was an unconstitutional act which years and has been active to the Wednesday, Nov. 8, and Thursday,' great savings. Call CH 2-2378, Economical. High quality parts. 3. We pay commissions I excellent opportunity, Manchester Prices In effect till euppiy is ex­ MI 3-6466. Agency, Ml 9-8464. Enterprises, Ml 9-5391. John Pan­ buy six acres owned by Carl I kU 3-0117. hausted or replaced by almllar low’s, 867 Main. Call Ml 9-5221. monthly. MI 9-0256. information or appointment call outlawed the present government. state association. He' and Mrs. Nov. 9, 9:80 a.m.-2 p.m. 997 Main 11954 CHEVROLET truck. stake' Guaranteed 90 da}^ Famous for weekly. McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., MI ciera, Ml 9-1898. Meyer, former sewer superintend­ HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn service since 1931. Phone MI items. Satellite Electronic Service. CHILD’S LIGHT wood Kroll crib, $13,900—4 BEDROOM Colonial, Jorge Acosta 'Velasco, acting ent, next tok flret prize Amcll, 908 Henry 81. Tel. MI up and delivery. Complete line of TELEVISION antennas and rotor I er. kn 9-6898. South St., Rockville. TR 5-2174. "SUPER DELUXE" single„ - on Bii ligelow St. for $20,000; CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, age, reaidentlal zone. MI address last night Arosemena was perience, delicatessen. Apply in rison St. Venetian blind.s, a pleasant place 3-6685. 1. Learned from Alderman John at the Columbia Fair and was au­ 84450. 1958 CHEVROLET Impala converti­ lo r o riders, reels, and rotaries, systems Installed and repaired. Open 9-8, Saturdays till 8. We also 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE big colonial on Pitkin St.; deluxe large living room with fireplace, trying to become a dictator and. garden and lawn supplies. L & M person, L\Tin Poultrj', Shopping I 200 CEDAR POLES, many clothes- to live. Shown by appointment. T. Orlowakl the clty’s.'publlc works tomatically entered in the etate ble, full power, 348 cu. in. V-8 en- Serving Mancheater and sur­ Parkadc. buy house lots of furniture. «J ALL 100% GUARANTEED $30,000 plus ranch in Lakewood formal dining room, family size declared: "He is not, cannot be and exhibit- She <».llcd it "Tony’s PERMANEaW removaLof rawant-; Equipment Oorpomtion, Route 88, rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ MAN TO W'ORK nights in dough­ 1 line sizes, delivered and installed. MI 3-5983. Circle: new 4 bedroom colonial crews are ahead of schedule in in­ grine, new top. kfl 9-3246. nut shop. No experience neces­ ONLY $433 kitchen, 2 bedrooms, V/^ baths, will no longer be the vice presi­ Team” luid it showed one o t the I ed hair. Mias Blanche Mason. 540, Vernon, Conn. TR 5-760P. ice. 405 Center St.. kU 8-2205. NEED CHRISTMAS money? I Truck jack chains. Very reason- BEAUTIFUL 17-piece waterless, with 2-car for $27,500. T. J. dent." stallation of a sewer main along sary Apply A . chairs for rent, kfl 9-0752 BAKERY salesgirl, 3-9. Apply In electric starter with new Delco 4 rooms on one floor. Built 1*48. On jmotion of John F. Grady, Execu­ the rioting broke out. They took when the exact amount i* known. 1955 WILLYS JEEP, 4-wheel dri\T, smaller work, repairs, alterations, person Parkade Bakery, Man­ battery and Tee-nee. trailer kfl WILL BUILD ACCORDIONIST-pianist available For Rent 64 tor. Washini^on Street Hartford. The money will be for hiring of 'I Near bus, stores, 4',4% mort- TALCOTTVILLE—8 room home refuge in the local garrison head­ fully equipped, cab and hydr,gulic ceilings, most anything. n\ ' Job MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- chester Shopping Parkade. ' 9-8631. for house parties and musical en­ Connecticut, on the estate of Anthony J. band* for the parade. Coachman Look-Alikes too small. Excellent work OSBORNE KEMPER gagements. MI 9-5892. gage Carlton W. Hutchlns, MI and office, business zone. Needs Sholes, late of CQventry. within aaid quarters and then hurried back snowplow Can be seen at' '510 ing Company. Local and long dis­ ! ------:------p-:------—------STORE near Mato St. at 26 Birch 9-6132. Hartford Road. teed. TR 5-5759, TH05TAS, INC. ' ' ' - i work. A real buy, Bus line. Ton­ di.^trict, deceased. to Quito. Young GOP Talk tance moving, packing and stor­ [GIRL WANTED for office work at RECXINDITTONED upright piano St. 2,000 sq. ft., parking. Apply This Court doth decree that six Students also led demonstra­ John J. Yaskulka, Republican age. Regular service throughout ! North End of town, mostly billing, TO SUIT Marlow's, 867 Mato. SDC ROOM frame house with large gren Agency, MI 3-6321. months be allowed and limited for the SAVE A BUCK at kianchester with 78 years experience in Adver­ for sale, $75, .Call MI 9-2090 be­ ^crftdilors of said eatate’ to exhibit their tions in Quito but no casualties candidate for mayor of Rockville New England -States and Florida. some other clerical work includ­ kitchen, living room and dining will be .guest speaker Thursday ' Welding Service kn 9-1658. kl MI 3-6563.- tising and sales promotion pro­ • SEPTIC TANKS tween 6-6, EXCELLENT STORE for any busi­ CUSTOM BUILT Cape— excellent claims against the same to the were reported. Certainly, the best there is ed. .Please apply in person * at grams has several openings for ex­ room and bath. Second floor, bath condition, fireplace, bay window, Executor and directs that* public at a meeting of the Vernon Young Uqer Rug! 9-8762 Have it welded, repaire CLEANED and INSTALLED ness or office, apartment includ­ notice be given of this order by adver­ The, president’s cabinet resigned sharpened! Guaranteed. I Gregg Sc Son, Inc., 65 Hilli9rd..St., perienced salesmen in Hartford Sc TENANT PIANO SALE—Only $495 gives you and 3 bedrooms. Priced to sell. targe kitchen, basement garage, Republican Club at 8 p.m.' at Re . . . they sell SUNOCO Manchester. ed. 476 Main St. MI 9-5229. 9-5. (Charles Pontlcelli Agency. Phone tising in a newspaper having a circula­ in a body, apparently to give Vel­ P a in tin g— Papering 21 Northern Conn, areas. ' a brand new famous, make spinet targe yard beautifully landscaped. tion in said dlatrict. and by posting a asco Ibarra a stronger hand to publican headquarters on Vernon MASON WORK, ^-expertly done.' ______° • SEWERS piano fully guaranteed. Ward MI 9-9644 or Ml 3-8109. ennv thereof on the public sign post in Heating Oil . . . made by Excellent location near FORMER REDMEN'S Q u b - suit­ 152 Green Road, Manchester. deal with the crisis. A t least a doz­ Ave. bricks. blocTts, atones, fireplacea, PAINTING SEVEN WEEKS until Christmas! For interview call Dist. Sales Mgr. MACHINE CLEANED Music- Co., 99 Summer. Open eve­ said Town of Coventry nearest the place the originators of Custom- I AND paperhauging. the Shopping Parkade, able for auto driving school, .CLEAN 2-family, 4-4-2. double ga­ ^'here the deceased laxl dwelt. en other cabinet members ha^e Yaskulka Is expected to discuss cellar-floors an.d stucco. MI 9-3001. Can your budget stand the strain? nings till 9, Eastern Connecticut's his recently announced iO-polnt Good clean workmanship at rea Mr. Neil Blum. JAckSon 9-2641 Weat Middle Turnpike, dental office, dancing school; also rage. recently painted, excellent ~ C a p p in g Certified from Record resigned or been forced out' in Blended Blue Suno4»> gaso­ Start earning now as an Avon • INSTALtATION Oldest, largest and only complete ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. program of proposals for city gov­ sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ Tues. and Wed., 6 a.m .-12 near Broad. Ample park­ suitable for offices. Reasonable condition, good investment, Dis- recent months because • -of the chester. Raymond Flske. MI Representative and your worries music store. rent. About 1200 sq. ft. J. D Real­ 247 Deming Street ernment. line. RL'BBISH AI?D. tra.sh pickup at­ will be over. I>et u.s show you how SPECIAUST ing— reasonable rent. coe Agency, MI 9-0626. AT A COURT OF PROBATi^held at turbulent situation. » 9-9237, ty. MI 3-6129, Coventry, within ‘and for the DisVicl of Food Sale Saturday tics and cellars! .MI 9-6226, i to make your Christmas a merry 6 room Cape and garage, I ’ i The current wave of opposition Help WantM— For Detailo MANCjHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, Coventry, on the 6th day of November, The Women’s Fellowship of Ver­ I EXTERIOR and Interior painting. one. No experience needed Call Wanted—To Buy 58 OFFICE FOR RENT, 500 sq, ft.. baths, fireplace, oil steam heat, 1961. began after Velasco Ibarra de­ Male or Female 37' Town and Country garage, good location. $14,900; 6 Present Hon Klmore Turlflngt.(n. non Center Congregational Church Household Services I Paperhanging,, Wallpaper books. BUtler 9-1922, Phone JA 7-1811 100% .Main St. location. Call MI storm windows end screens, situ­ creed 37 new taxes he claimed will spOnsor a fhod and rummage FRANK IS buytojg and selling Mod room older home $9,450; short way Judfe. , Wallpaper removed. Ceilings, LICENSED real ‘estate salesmen Aak For 3-8419 or MI 8-7614. ; ated bn a one acre lot with a nice of Hannah R. Donahue late oL were necessary to check inflation sale Saturday from 9:80 a.m. to \ ^ Offered 1.1-A ORAINAGE CO, used furniture and antiques start- out—two bedroom ranches, like Coventry; in said District deceased. - p Floors. Good clean workmanship.: WOMAN TO Work in doughnut Or .saleswomen, Andover. Bolton. Bob or.diarlea Winkler view. Priqed for quick sale. ^ d soaring living costs. Ecuador p.m. jShop. 6 a m. to 1 p.m.. no exper­ . ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St Call and new, over one acre land, $12,900 The Executor having exhibited his ad­ IS THAT A U WASHER REFTIIGERATOR r g . I Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. Coventry. Manchester aress. Of­ NEW CENTRALLY located offices ministration account with said estate to Km been hard hit by price drops As an added feature, the Senior ience nece.ssary. Apply A 8 R see what we’ve got. Open Sun-i and $13,900. Many more all price puirs Prompt economical, expert,ork be filed and' be­ needs Construction mortgages -sisting of: Oriental Rugs. Serabend design (7x16.2). Turkey car­ FURN£3HES)-lovely room' in pri­ tion. Attractive living room with onstration. There will be no ad­ Lawrence Rd., Wapplng. yearn Phone MI 9-4537 Potter- i 3-5129. ^______Road come part of the records of this Court a‘so availaoie. J D. Realty, 470 pet (9x12.8), others in scatter sizes. Furniture; . Empire Side­ vate home„ Call after 6. MI 9-3319. 'fireplace, steam heat, all city and ancillary letters testamentary be' mission and the public ia invited. -Discharged Monday: James ton's board. Empire Chest of Drawers, Maple Dining Table, Hutch end stately 7-room brick and frame utilities, 1-car garage with patio. issued to the executors named in said Main St., Ml 3-5129 : COVENTRYt- 4 roopi house, hT- Refreshments will be served. Foss, Ellington Ave.; Lou|s Kelly Bdw matohtog; fr o d u m the Server. Doiible Holljiwood Bed, Stogie Mahogany, 4-Poat Bed, LARGE ROOM near bath. Older Brand New Listing Realistically priced at $13,900.. win. it Is 5670 ^ ' haPPHy ever after. -Only 16 years young. Price sulated, artesian well, hot water, popular oofecbmai) style. Fun to WILLIAM J.-' LEONE—rubbish re large Divan. Occasional Chairs, Bookcases, ChesU of Drawers, woman preferred. Kitchen privi­ Colonial minded? TtHls one has Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-454$ ORDERED: That the foregoing ap­ THE S e Pro?^^.«-«rV T*' "" »PP>to"c«.: c a r ^ ^ . two-car ga- gas or electric range. PI 2-7665. > plication be heard and determined at fereor. Two pattesns. A "Big-Game” tiger rug that’s moval. Cellars and attics, incin- i Lamp Staiuls, Butterfly Table,, porch furniture, flrepUce items, leges if desired. Northeast sec- everything! Excellent ^ floor plan or MI 8-7357. the Probate office In Manchester In erator, commercial and . light' Uon. MI 9-1043. for family living, U4* bathib,^ 8 No. 8212 with Palt-O-Rama to inexpensive and quick to crochet! Ansonia Mirror Clock, maple crlL lamps, coffee table, etc. Orien­ ROCKVILLE—Single 5 room ranch said District, on the 161h day of Novem to stoM 12, 14, «. 18. 20. Bust trucking kll 9-0339. ' — ' ' I . ■ —I—— closets heated recreation room, ait-, EAST SIDE—a 2 decker 3-famlly her. A.D. 1961. at three o'clock in the W.G.GLENNEY to, 1 'The youngsters, will love it for SEPTIC TANKS tal Items; Chinese- Chlppehdale Teakwood Table (32 to- sq.) Hvlth 8 bedrooms Children permis- afternoon, and that notice be given to 81 tq 40. sue 12, S2 bust, abort their-room or TV viewing.' tic, jiuouaied ptineled breezeway, dwelling, of 12 rooms. Excellent HAROLD Sc SONS. Rubbish remov­ AND > with marble top (marble damaged), pair Imarl vases (13 in.), BEAL”. Fcm R e n t —Furnish^'mm. • eible. Rent $U5. MI 9-7319; all persons interested^ in said estate of COMPAMY ■toevt, yards of'30-inch. „- Pattern No. 5870 has crochet di­ tiOLONIAL—conveniently located on N. 2-car garage', built 1954. , opportunity for fnvestment. Quick the pendency, of said application and al, cellars, and atUcs cleaned. pair Chinese bronze vases, 3 Jap swords, oth^r items. Much- Hazel St., MI 9-2170. the time ana place of hearing thereon, FOR EXPERT 316'Nojlh Main St. No. 8218 with Patt-O-Rama to rections; stitch illustrations. PLUGGED SEWERS China. Glass: Set of Whletdon Pheasant Pattern Dtonerware, 4. enttMce'^th'hu^r*^l Custom built for prcecSf p r e e ^ owner... owners. ^terl Center GREEN MANORvrixte~Hazard- sale price $19,000, Robert J. WHEEL ALIGNMENT-^WHEEL BALANCING Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Smith, Inc., 963 Main St MI by publishing a copy of this order In Phone MI 9-5253 ■ to ttiw 8, 4. 8,-8, 7. 8 yvars. Stos To order, send 25c in coins to; Hoar. MI 9-4u34. Bavarian Dinner Plates, other plates, cups and saucers, stem!- and pan^Ihd* den"*^riIr*KlS”" '’ family *l«*8 Wtehen RDoVl FOR rant with hot water vine—4 bedroom Cape— with or some newspaper having a circulation RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING 4, i% yvrtto of 30-4(mA. E x t r r S ^ ? ^ *"3 Wed bath m second floor. without option to buy, m baths, Elva Tyler, Realtor 9-5241. in said district, at least seven days be­ Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Machine Cleaned ware, silver on copper tray, etc. Books; Large selection', novels, and showpr, private entriuicie, gen­ fore the day of said hearing. Jo appear to ootos tor AN UNUSUAL bargain! 'Rcuphpl- some sets, medical text, etc., Elnwelch Steeple Clock jutd many P ri^to^rfr$ 22AM^ breeseway toMi garage. tleman preferred. Chisstnut St. $138 a month. J. D. Aealty, MI - COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ‘ To order, send 86c ning H e r a l d . 1150 A\’E. OF Septic Tfenka. Dry Wells, Sewer- 101 [‘MI 9-4469 , MI 9-5051 MANckESTER—Weat Side. Trim if they see cause at said time and place •fecti pattom to:— ‘ ster 3 piece living room set: sofa other interesting \ offerings. Lunch—Cliairs. Sals outdoors, 3-6129. and be heard relative thereto, and SEE AMKB1CA8, NEW YORK 36, N-k. LtoeaMniitiilled>:-OeUar Water­ 7 room Cape, S finished, featuring But B u m att The kfanchestM- and 2' chairs. $145. Choose from dress accordingly!' , make return to (his court, and bv mall- For Ist-class maitlng.add' 10c. proofing Done. SIX ROOM single house, oil hot MANCHES’I^R-^25 Avon Street, living room fireplace, full base­ on or boforo Novrmbfr 3. 1961. bv tB vontof Htomld, IIM AVE. OF group of fine fabrics. Work done PLEASANT room for rent Jkltchen crrtlflod mail. a. copv of lh1» ordor to tor each pattern. Print Name, Ad- privilegea, free parking. Ml 3-7088. water heat, MOO monthly. CaH A. |13,20(). 6 room Cape, 4 finished, ment • with .hatchway,' garage, ^AwimitiAa, raBw f o b s 8«, n . t . 4lreH with Zone add Pattern Num- by expert craftsmen on oor prem­ ROKILT M. ROD A SON. Aiieftoiioon Tax Commiraionrr. Stair of Connrcll- ises. All. work fully guaranteed. Heckler. PI 2-6619 bjitwe^ 6:M-6. fireplace, oil steaui heat modem amesite drive, toq) shed, nice cul. 470 Capitol Avo., Hartford. Conn.: For totoiufe BMiltod add lOc for bur. MeKINNEY BROSs 261 MAIN 8T . PHONE HO 8-7776 JARVIS REALTY CO. bath, comer lot. Asaumaole 4)4^ Shaded lot. Close to bus and Franeeaca Dragonr, Ladiana and Ed­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES AUU Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine LARGE BEDROOM for one or two, ...... B. Flint NfenWk Addraas Have you Um| '61 Album con- RAYMOND B. REID PHONE MI 8-4411 aduIU, fra* parking, . huatoeas NINE ROOM house and' garage mortgage. Quiet street. Near btia aahools. Only $18,800. Evening* ward Monaco, oxrcutora. c/o 'Vlncont Si., exclusive Cheney Fabric S«w«ro9« Disposed Co. L. Diana, A(ty„ 753 Main 8t.. Manchei- 3G1 BROAD STREET— Ml t-2012 •tyto No. aad Biss. tahUng many lovely dealgna and MANOnEiYElt, OONN. Mock, Depot Bquar*. Mr. Kalto, avaUabI* Nov. 18. Cal) after 8. PX and shopping, Weat Sid*' Realty. , Bill Boies, MI 9-9858. Warren E. ter Conn. ' _ ’ . , ,S4Uenoom, in Manchester. Ml '30-137 Peart S t — Ml. 8-5308 WEEWENDB and BVENINGO i n -M l welB - free petUrasT dnly 35e a copy! 8-7322. Budget terms pranged. 8 8 8 18*8 M483. MI 9-8315i Howland, Realtor,^ MI 3>1U>8. f , WALLETT, Ju4g«. MM y x A S ii»jiCj.nWiniliiWii(

. ‘ i . T^nSDAT. NOVEMBER T^ IM l AFm ge Daily Net Press Ron ^nrliPBt^r lEnmittg H^niUii Pdt tlM Week Ended The Weather . . November 4, 1961- Sbree—t of D. k Wenttev BnmSS About Town OPEN 6 DAYS AUIN STREET 13,460 \ Fnlr nikl colder tonight. Lew .Member ef the Audit In 20e. Tharedny fair nnd eoldor. IMctiMi C MoMil, SI a r m 9:80 AJL to «;45 P.M. BaraMi n f Obenistton; A^ANCHESTER High 40 to 45. RIH 8t, hu b m d«ct«d trmuTBr ThOTsasy tffl 9:00 P.M. \ v Manchester— City of VUlage Charm o t Vm TouBf DemoonU at th« \- A?. -■ TMlvantty o f Hartford, wfaare he ta FREE PARiONG Phm Ml 3^123 o mbcwnore. A 1900 yraduata o fr R e a r O f Stcure VOL. LXXXi, NO. 88 (TWE^^rY.FOUR PAGES--1N TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., W ED N E^Y, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 Itoaoheeter H l^ fidiool, he la the (CInaelfled Advertlelng on Pnge St) PRICE FIVE CENTS .•OR o f M n. and Mre. LeaUr H. ICNTffl. rhwre will be an open houae'and The Store With Village 'Charm FTA meetliM: at Maiudieater Qrecn 8<^ooI Wedneadey at 7 pm . After a short meeting In the eudltoitmn. ddldren will eeo6rt their parents to clasarooms to meet teaohem and aee di^lays of scIkn^ work. Befreahmmts will be eervod In the •ehool oafeteila. Teachers Ballot ------• ^ n w PVank J, Hane^Md Poat of the Karine Ijeagrue auxiliary will On Compromise '^mUe^Mrt. Officials say there Is meet at the Amerioan Legion Los Angeles, Nov. 8 (/P)— Hone Wednesday at 8 p.m. Oaadi* An army of 2,800 men, hack­ no Im m fi^te danger of the two Wage Proposal dates for fnenberahip will be in* ing across flaming canyons, blazee j< m (^ and then sweeping mated. westward to^ the Pacific, only a X ortant Elections have encircled one ,o f two few miles a' New Britain, Nov. 8 New Britain’s 560 public Waddell School will hold open monstrous fjres in the Santa There were nb reports of death house Wednesday as part of Amer­ Monica Mountains — and But about 100 firemen and- resi­ school teachers vote today on ican Education Week. Each teach­ fought the other to a stand­ dents were Injured, none seriously. whether to accept a compro­ er will discuss the year’s plan with Gov. Edmund G. Brow.n who de- B o p Makes still. ' 'clared Los Angeles CoUnty a dis­ mise wage proposal which has parents. Individual parent confer­ If winds etay down today, fire­ been approved by the schorf Hughes Wins Upset ences will be held during a two- aster area, has appealed to Presi­ men hope.to gain the upper hand dent Kennedy for federal aid. board. / week period after Wedneeday. . ::TS' _ . against both blazes, termed the Many of the destroyed homes The school board Is trying to Deep Cut in worst fire outbreak In Southern avert a threatened walkoutyOt the Manchester Lodge Of Elks will California history. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the (Oonttobed on Page Two) city’s public school teachers on In New Jersey Raee Lodge Home, 30 Bisseil St Mem­ Last night firemen contained — Thursday morning. y Lee’s Votes bers will celebrate Thanksgivii^ but did not control — the fire In e school board voted late last the Bel-Air area, home of million­ t to go along with the wage at a Turkey stag n l^ t dinner pro­ S By GEORGE BAZAN By THE ASSOCIATED PRE.SS gram Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 6:80 aires and movies stars. They Ghana Police propbeal made by the finance p.m. Dean H. Gates is chairman drove tractors and bulldozers board earlier in tM day. Aseociatod Pres* Staff Writer Republicans took a stunning one-two punch on the chin in of the event. Tickets may be ob­ around fiery brush and inaccessible However, Doiwd Friday, ro Democratic mayors were New Jersey and New York City elections yesterday that tained from officers or from the canyons to clear a swath 20 to 50 Arrest Several chainpan of thqTeachers Joint Ne­ steward. feet wide around the flames’ peri­ gotiating A>nlmittee, told the re-elected in Bridgeport, New threatened to leave them groggy for 1962 and 1964 contests. I r 'h meter, school board he favors another Haven, Waterbury and Stam­ Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York rolled up a smash­ Miss Ksiren Judy Dolln, daushtor A few miles away. In sparsely plan, a point which he said is the ford, four of the state’s larg ing re-election victory that could single him out as the most Nkrumah Foes core ol the disagp'eement. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Doto. settled Topanga canyon, wind- est cities, in the 19 municipal likely Democratic opponent of Republican Gov. Nelson A. Keeney Dr., Bolton, Is among stu­ fueled "hot spots” prevented The finance board proposal 8 dent nurses from EUzabsth and similar encirclement. But they Accra, Ghana, Nov. 8 (ff)—At would' cost $278,(XX) annually as elections in Connecticut yes­ Rockefeller ne.Kt year. Or Wagner might wait to bid for a Perth Amboy General Hospitals kept this blaze from expanding. least one member of parliament against the $397,000 originally terday. Senate seat in 1964. ■’K sought by the teachers. The latest The overall results were ident­ who have started academic studies Firemen reported three small and a newspaper executive were proposal Would provide five per Across the Hud.son in New Jersey, a little known Liberal at Union Junior College, Cranford. flare-ups In Topanga canyon early ical to those of two years ago. Democrat, Richard J. Hughes, knocked off a nationally known arrested in police swoops today on' cent pnhual increases for 14 years. The Democrats held six towns and N. J. Miss Dolln, a graduate of today. They emphasized, however, The increases would be based on liberal Republican, James P. Mitchell, in a cliff-hanger finish Manchester High School, is en­ that the breakouts were only the eve of the expected ■visit-of the Republicans retained control Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II., ' that percentage ol minimum pay lo a governor’s race in which President Kennedy put his rolled In the School of Nundng 'of fingers of the main blaze and posed for a teacher with a bachelor's de­ in 10. An ■ independent was re­ Elisabeth General Hospital Police also threw a .cordon elected in on-e contest, and two campaign prestige on the line. no Immediate threat. around the house of former FTftarice gree. Assessing damage from the 3- Friday asked for another of the cities held non-partisan elections. Kennedy also added to his polilical bank deposits by ap­ The Men's Club of North Matho- Minister K. A. GbedemaS and were Democrats also carrjed West day-old fires, officials gave this reported to have seised six other many plana presented, claiming it pearances with and an endorsement of Wagner. dist Church will meet at the churci- would provide five and one-quar­ Haven and Fairfield, and Repub­ Monday, Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.ni estimate'; More than $15 million persons. These reports were not These two weathervane contests, plus a victory in a spe­ / - H ' y'V I y rmrth of property damage; 259 ter per cent annual increases and licans won in Meriden, Norwalk, "Stewardship” will be the subject confirmed. cost about $16,000 more a year. Wallingford, Darien, Greenwich, cial congressional election in Texas last Saturday, lifted Dem­ of an illustrated program. The hdmea destroyed (all but nine in Gbedemah wsk dismissed in a the-feel-Alr section); hundreds of The major difference, which he New (^naan. North Haven, West- ocratic morale for 1962 off-year congressional elections, speaker wit) be Alton Cowles of i I recent cabinet reshuffle and sub­ described as the core of the dis port, We.ston, and Wilton. which traditionally go. against the party in possession of the North Methodist Church, Risfrsdi- others badly damaged and sequently ■Was reported to have scorched; ll.QQO acres of mountain, agreement, is that his plan would Milford re-elected an indepen­ White House. »> ------ments will be served. fled the cnlintry. base the increa.scs oh the minimum dent, and Hartford and Norwich watershed, prime defense against Member of parliament, W. A. No less a personage than GOP . ___ of each of the categories into which held non-partisan elections. A Two Msnchestor students a n spring floods, destroyed. Wiafe,' who also lost a minor gov­ former President Dwight D. Eisen­ teacher wages are divided, de­ Democrat was elected titular hower, who campaigned for Mitch­ members of the “Mnlty OoUsgs The Topanga blaze has covered ernment job In the reshuffle, was pending on -the degrees received Wagner Wins Glee Club which will present th m X about 7,000 acres and th e'^ l-A ir, arrested, along \rith M. Ofarl, mayor's of Hartford in an election ell, had said the New Jersey re­ The suggested salary schedule where no Republican-endorsed concerts in Nsw Yoric Saturday fire has blackened 5,7O0 acr^.- At. deputy general manager the In- calls (or the following mlnlmums sults "unequivocally” would affect and Simday. They ere Daniel L. thedr closest points, some fingers and maximums as compared with candidates were running. the outcome of House and Senate Third Time in McLegan, 65 Oxford St^ end John o f the t-wo flrw are about a h’alf- (Conttoned ofl Page Ten) the present wage plan: Six of the Republican victories battles In 1962. Elsenhower’s new career as a S. Urbanettl 67 Butternut BA The Less than four years prepara­ were in small towns In Fairfield Glee Club will give a ooneert at county, the state's Republican GOP political leader, which he took New York City tion, proposed schedule of $3,850 up in earnest after he left the pres­ International H o u a e, Columbia and $6,353.50—present, $3,562 nnd stronghold. University, Saturday, and two T ^o M en Dead, Eight M issitig The Republicans, however, made idency, got a double setback in the $5,876; bachelor's degh'ee, pro; two major contests. He also cam­ New York; Nov. 8 «) — Mayor' sacred conoerts on Bunday at serv­ posed $4,400 and $7,260—present, an impressive showing in a closely Robert F. Wagner smashed last ices in St. Paul’s Ghtirch, Brooklyn, watched contest in New Haven. paigned In New York for defeated $4,112 and $8,785; master’s de­ GOP candidate Louis J. Lefkowltz. night to a third 4-year term in and Cathedral of the Inceinatlan, gree, propo.sed $4,700 and $7,560^ They cut sharply into the vic­ City Hall without the Democratic Garden City, Long Zeland. tory margin of Mayor Richard C. Hughes climaxed an uphill fight present $4,412 and $7,085; 30 hours to become governor-elect of New party machine that helped put him 2 Ships Crash, Burn beyond master’s, proposed $5,000 L^e, who is considered a leading there twice before. possibility for the Demlcratic U.S. Jersey with a 40,000-vote victory P v t Joacph D. Caeiney, eon ef and $7,880; present $4,712 and over favored Republican Mitchell. In beating down one of the tough, Mre. Haael CSerney, 196 Spruce $7,384; doctoris degree, proposed senatorial nomination next year. Hughes' paper-thin victory est Republican city campaigns In St., la home on furloui^i after oom- $5,80() nnd $8,160—present $5,012 The elections were the last A happy Richard J. Hughes, Democratic victor for the New Jer­ years, the 61-year-old Democrat sey governorship, and Mrs. Hughps embrace each other early to­ boosted Kennedy’s political stock ^etlng his eight weeks’ basic and $>,685. major tests for Republicans and and jolted Republican hopes for a won by 399,090 votes. He strenjgUl- training in the UH. Army. He In Houston Channel Democrats before the stato elec- day after It appeared certain Hughes had won a tl|^t race over eiied his position as his party's favored Republican James P. Mitchell. (AP Photofax.) comeback next year. It was the will return to Ft. Dix. N. J , where Sayx f^tn^s Muttsed tltma next year.. first great test of strength between leading vote-getter In the state and he will have 14 weeks’ eC sohotd- issues dominated an ~the the two major parties since Ken­ enhanced the status of the reform "ffoagton, Tex., Nov. 8 (IP)—A^'We escaped by the shaft alley to Hartford, Nov. S'i^r^Some com­ Democratic group that backed him. »n«- ____ munities have falJetf^o use the in­ contests, but leaders of both par­ nedy took office. tanker and a freighter carrying the main deck. The ship has many ties hailed the results as tri­ Democratic National Chairman creased state education grants for Hughes received congratulations The litO s Theater of Menrtiee- explosive chemicals and oil col­ places on fire. Much people on umphs for their organizations. John M. Bailey said "Democrats ter will hold a nheenal tomor­ lided headon In the Houston Ship deck. Some one go crew room. He school purposes, says Dr. Howard Navy Plane Crashes from Pre.sldent Kennedy, who made all over the nation will be cheered" J. Wetstone of Bloomfield, presi­ In addition to Lee, Democratic a personal appearance in New Jer­ row at 8 pjn. In the Seat Side Rec. Channel last night. FTrey virtually found man in bed who was dead.” winners in major races included by Wagner’s -victory. Mrs. Judy ’Ihoinaa will dlreet the destroyed one ship, but a blaze in Ho wa* one of 35 Union Reliance dent of the Connecticut Associatioft sey five days before the election. Mayor Samuel J. Tedesco -of The President called Hughes short­ Bailey said in a statement In one-ect play, *Tnmed Oak,” which the tanker was extinguished. crewmen who took refuge at the of Boards of Education. Washington that “ The Democratic He called it n "misuse of public Brtc^eport. who won a third term. ly befdre midnight. will be presented at the Weman’s Two men were reported killed, La Porte Corporation city court Mayor Edward D. Bergin of Water­ ■victory in New York City is fresh Club on Nov. 27. but this could not be confirmed im­ room. funds” if the money isn't u.sed for Atlantic; 11 Aboard Kennedy expressed "The hope evidence of its strong appeal to the education. bury, al8o. elected to a third term, that your new administration will mediately. Mrs. ■ Birgit Larsen, 80, Copen­ voters which the Democratic party Phi Theta Chapter, Bate Sigma The collision Injured 25 persons, Wetstone. said yesterday It was be an active partner with the hagen, Denmark, -wife of Capt. (Continued bx.Page Fourteen) Boston, Nov. 8 (/F)—A Na'vy^take off from the carrier Lake IVashington administration.” Phi, will m e t tonight at 7:80 at the Coast Guard said, but only Steen Larsen, '39, of the Berean the clear Intent of the .1981 legis­ (Continued «m Page Ten) lature that Increased state-aid bomber with a crew of 11 crashed (Champlain which was on duty in Mitchell issued a statement of the hom ^of Mrs. Evefett Fraxel, five required hosppitaiization. said she was in bed when "sud­ 137 Bfo61 a.m. denly there was this a-wful shak­ while on an anti-submarine war­ Returns from 47381 of the state’s Habei«m will te the hostess. Miss cated eight men were unaccounted ing.” when the additional funds- were The carrier had ben in commu­ made available. Will Ed May fare training mission. Several 4,395 districts gave: V L i l ^ HatUn and Mias June Bar- for. nication with the plane until 2:40 reft ere in charge of the program. At least three women and a child ‘T got dressed and dressed the Wetstone also said no other hours later two life rafts and pos- Hughes 1,078,356. boy (Michael, 4) and ran up on a.m. after which contact with the ’TlckeU for the loe Oapedes on were aboard. local agency can overrule a board .^ibly two bodies were reported aircraft was lost. CJonfuslon had Mitchell 1,037,113. Bulletins of all timet the bridge aiid asked my husband of education's commitments Seek GOP Bid sighted. Mitchell, secretary of labor un­ Nov. 28 may be ordered tonight. THE MOST EXCITING ANNIVERSARY SALE All the hospitalized were from existed over the time the • plane Culled from AP Wires Members unable to attend the the Union Reliance, a 494-foot what to do,” she said. teachers' salaries. T^eCoast Guard In New York was last contacted because of a der former President Eisenhower, meeting should call the president freighter of Nationalist Chinese "The other ship was blazing "Under our present state sta­ said a Ses^rch plane reported the difference between the Navy system said in his statement: or hostess. registry bound for New Orleans. fore and aft. It was terrible,” she tutes there is no question that A For Governor? rafts and'evidence of possible of reporting time and eastern "I congratulate Dick Hughes on said. duly elected board of education casualties in 'aii ocean area 300 hla' election. The people have RED BOMB ‘VERY DIRTY’ TTie other ship is the 9,003-ton standard time. Tokyo, Nov. 8 C9)—A Japan'eae Chapman Court Order of Am­ Norwegian tanker M. S. Berean, The Coast Guard said 16 crew has the obligation to set teachers' Hartford, Nov. 8 (J")—For Edwin miles east of Norfolk, Va, spoken and all of us. Republicans, First news that the plane was The bomber was listed as miss­ scientist today said the 80 mega­ aranth, will hold a military whist bound for Houston. members remained aboard the salaries and to approve their'con­ H. May Jr., state Republican ing for several hours. The first Democrats and Independents, will Friday at 8 p.m. at the Msaonto tracts,” h« said. Chairman, this is the day the pres­ missing, and that it hAd, crashed, unite to make his administration ton superbomb the Russians ex­ BEGINNING TOMORROW-WEDNESDAY The ships , rammed their bows Norwegian ship and fought the Indication that It had crashed came ploded Oct. 23 was a "very dirty’’ sure Increases. came from Boston (Soast'Cuard Temple. Mrs. William Morrison la together in clear weather about fire. His comment was a reference to with the recovery of the bodies a successful one. chairman. Refreshments will be Is he going to compete for the and Navy headquarters. "To the thousands who gave so bomb, siniUar to those tested by 11:16 p.m. (CST). Coast Guard Cmdr. Ray Evans, several controversies between and the empty life raft. the United States and Russia In served. , Ships’ agents and persons on the captain of the port of Houston, gubernatorial nomination or not? Later, the public information generously of themselves in my school boards and flnsmce author­ ", The Navy’s First District Head- 1958. Dr. Yasuo. Miyake, h M id ^ ^ ships said 46 were aboard the boarded the Berean shortly after ities. That's what Republicans wlH be officer for the Atlantic Fleet Air stmport I offer deep thanks. I will Miss Shlrln Richardson, daugh­ Wanting to know. force said the plane, a P2V Nep­ qiiafters In Boston, which reported the geochemistry research Norwegian -vessel, including the the collision and took charge of the r'ec'overy, did not say where the never-foreet their help and devo- ter of - Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. -captatn’s wife and the couple's 4- May, 'who has been flirting with tune was a unit of Patrol squadron partment of the M eteorologl^ the firefighting. (Continued on Page Nine) bodies w>ere found. Uon.” Research Institute, said his Richardson, Lakeside Lane, Bol­ npon to p. m. year-old son, Michael, while 52 the l.dea, has said he wouldn’t an­ 10 based at the Brunswick Naval Hughes said lie is delighted. He ton, has been elected in tiie -office. But Congress Arosemena, arrested early yes­ pays $20,(KX) a year. named leftist Vibe President terday by VelasM Ibarra, was re- mystery surrounding slaying,'of been agreed , upon. It said. C. I. Ho, first assistant en- Politicians saw in Bent’s letter James A. LynrJi,, 44, former union Stealing Auto Hub Caps Julio Arosemena head the leasled from prison during the night ^iVill ^hnd in every single diepartment |[lneer on the Union Reliance,, said: a straw In the wind indicating official who.se body with three bul­ ” We stopped the nuiin engine. country. but his ^’hereabouts also were un­ that May would run. fliTH POL.ARI^^CCE88 lets in it was found yesterday in Cape Canaveral, Nov. 8 known. Velasco" Ibarra had ac­ Only six day^ from now — Tues­ Bridgeport, Nov, 8 Up^Eugene^' Walsh said the youth turned sud­ Quito, Ecuador, Nov. 8 — cused Arosemena liis onetime po­ day night — the (30P State Cen- an automobile at New Hyde Park, —Hie nuclear'subniatine''E$lian N.Y, . . . Industrial plants in' P. Vallierie, 16, Bridgeport, was denly and beg'an running. The po­ Allen launched Its sixth s h ra ^ t from hosiery to housewares*..the valuable CU.miIo Gallegos Toledo, president litical, ally, of being a Communist 9 Cheshire Rioters Buehbs Airets area and some prov­ shot and seriously wounded early liceman began pursuit and shouted successful Polaris missile frono" of the Supreme Court, took office and" attempting! to set up a dicta­ (Continued on Page 'Twenty-Uiree) toda'y while attempting to^ escape to him to halt. torship. inces ^hut down during second day beneath the Atiantlo Ocean to­ S &■ H green stamps you will get with Get Longer Terms today as Ecuador’s Interim pres­ of general strike but other busi­ capture by a policeman. " 'While running after the youth, day. The firing, unannounced by Ciallegos is expected to call na­ ness activities reported norinal. • Police Supt A. Walsh said Dunn took his revolver from the the Defense Department, oooQr- ODD ident, with the announced backing tional elections soon to choose a Scott McLeod Dies; the youth .was surprised In the act holster and fired low toward the Waterbury, ^ o v . 8 (J=)—Addi­ of the armed fprces. New York's Gov. Nelson A. red about 50 miles southeast of constitutional Resident for the Rockefeller will submit to legisla­ of stealing hub caps from an auto, roadway ahead"of him as a "warn­ Cape Canaveral. The smoke every purchase*.. tional, senten<^ ofi at least three President Jose Marla Velasco country. and refused to respond to shouts ing shot,” the superintendent said- CMS coining lo years have- been given nine Ibarra quit last night under pres­ Former U.S. Envoy ture a $100-mllllon program under trail from the solid-fuel engines Gen. Villacis said the Army is which New York State would pay to halt. "Patrolman Dunn told me he in­ was clearly visible to shore ob- Cheshire Reformatory Inmates who sure of rising violence and mili­ making itself reaponsiUe (for pub­ Waish said the ahot by Patrol­ tended the shot as a warning shot MAMCHCSTEA admitted talcing leading roles in tary and public opposition. He has Concord, N.H., Nov. 8 UP)—R. up to half the ooet of fallout shel­ sen-ers as the two-stage, rocket YO U WILL RECEIVE lic order and calM on all workers ters constructed for" private and man John Dunn was intended as a and did not Intend to shoot the zipped across a clear slgr. recent dlsturhances at the Insti­ now been elected to the presidency to return, to their Jobs. Scott McLeod, 47, a former news­ warning, but the boy stumbled and youth,” Walsh said. tution. . four times and thro\^ out three paperman who rose in government public schools, an Albany report Tlivnday*s Hordid Velasco Ibarra’s popularity be­ says .. . , Iranian Army crushes fell into the path of the bullet. 'Val- As the policeman - fired the shot One reacted to the lengthening times. \. service ■ to become ambassador to the youth stumbled and fell and the AFRICANS BLAST D.S. i - gan to wane several months ago as Commimist spy ring and arreets Uerle was taken to Park City Hos­ of hu ImprUonment by raging for Army leaders met for four hours Ireland in tl)e Elsenhower admin­ pital where his condition was re­ bullet struck him, police reported. United Nations, N.Y.. Nov. 8 lialf ao hour in his cell, breaking before deciding to support -Gal­ a result of economic hardship re­ istration, died, unexpectedly last 90 members of outlawed Com­ (JV-Tbe United States came un­ sulting from falling prices for night. ported as critical. Dunn summoned aid' and the and ripping udiatever he could legos. ' Later Gen. Gonzalo VII- munist Tudeh Party In Isfahan, Detectives said the boy will be youUi* was taken to the hospital der heavy attack today as two reach. lacis, director of the- National Ecuador’s chief exports—bananas, McLeod, general counsel to the some 260 miles south of Iran...' African states-^uinea and ' coffee, cocoa and rice^and a host Republican. members of the U.S. 17 in two days. in the city ambulance. Those sentenced yesterday all Military Academy, announced the Police in Quincy, Mass., says 12- Upon admittance to the hos­ Police records show tihe 'Val- Ghana—demanded assurances It 200 army's decision, to the country by of new taxes the president decred Senate Appropriations Committee year-old 8th grade pupil shoots was taking steps to prevent had admitted they were partici- pital, the youth underwent sur­ liereie youth was arreeted Feb. 9 radio. to combat ■ inflation. since last January, Was stricken RUMMAGE pents of the July 25 riot of 200 imd kills father, Floyd TTiomas, an gery for removal of the bullet on charges of breach of the peace U.S, arms from reaching Por­ Inmates. Several of them got into Gallegos was reported to be As antlgovemnicnt' demonstra­ with a heart attack at his home in unemployed laborer, while going to tuguese troops in Angola. The Sutton, near CJoncord, yesterday which lodged In his stomach alter and resisting a policeman in con­ deeper troubla Sept. 7 when they makjng.up a cabinet list represent­ tions increased in recent weeks, his mother’s aid during family nection with a disturbance in a Soviet Union aoenssd the United ing all parties in An effort to re­ public resentment was‘whipped up morning. He was removed to a argument. entering hla lower back, physic­ States of denying the African SALE ovetpowered a guard and held him ians reported. theater here.' store peace to thU strife-torn by police firing in which at least Concord hospital arid died 12 hours .Drinkers should go on the wagon people the right to freedom. < BirnHwed by B V al B’ritti GREEN STAMPS hostSL^ more than an hour. later. Police Supt. Joseph A. Walsh 'The youth bad baan attending The stlffest sentence, six to sev­ country. 13 demonstrators were killed. three or four days a month to keep McLeod’s nomination to be am­ said Dunn was' patrolling his beat Bassick' High School but quit " with a purchass of 10.00 or mera ' en yenn, wax Imposed cm these . By backing the aupresn* court Hundreds roamed the streets of from becoming elcohollcs, says m e a s l e s d o c u m e n t e d m M A IN STWEET bassador stirred a Senate con­ and heard the sound of metal strik­ school aariier tfala yaar, aoCoeding WasUtagtop, Not. i (AP)—A Bos­ three defsndants who were im{riiaa- imrident, the Army ptmed over Quito yesterday demonstrating non-abetainir^; Archer 'Tongue in tq In-vastigatorB. If BiMwkMte ,\. both Velaaco Ibarra and laft-lean- troversy in May 1967. Demoerhta ing the roadway. ton researcher said today tho I >. . . WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ana EVENING “ ted In both incidents Cfiiarles Tll- against Valasco Ibarra. The Army criticized his record as State De­ Chicago, who is executive director Upon Investigation the policeman Dunn, has bean.a m m iltm t of the i) ford, 17, and Harold L. Kilmer, 18, ing CUrlos Julio Arosemena, the utilizing artillery and air cover, of International Bureau Against loUabBlty of live vinw Taectaw partment security chief and Sen. sa)v the youth near a parked car, Police Depsutment one and one la prodnolhg ofteettvs' fanmanl^ . both o f Deiibury, «nd Anthony vice president. Gallegos was sec­ ■quelled a pro-Arosemena revolt by Joseph S. Clark,.D. ^ f I