Nashua Telegraph from Nashua, New Hampshire • Page 12

Ji. Sees Celtics At Full Strength For Warriors M'AbtiOA 'iiiiLEGRAPK, IsAEil-iUA, N. Boston The Boston Celtics have won their first two National Basketball Association games by 35 and 30 points and "they're Just getting into shape" says trainer Buddy Lc- lioux. The defending champions, looking forward to the big test at Philadelphia against the Warriors Friday night, dob- bered the Improved New York Knfcks 132-102 Saturday nlgdt. Beset by a scries of injuries pro-season exhibitions, NOW SHOWING WE MOST TAUIO A80UT-MOS! ABOU! HIM OF DDR YURS' AT 1i16 4:35 7:55 STARTS WEDNESDAY SHOCK ENDING THAT I DARE NOT REVEAL! the Celts led New York by as much as 39 points.

"Providing no one gets hurt this week they'll be In the best shape since I came with the club four years ago," LeRoux said. "The boys who have been hurt seem to be reaching full recovery together." Frank Ramsey and Carl Braun, slowed by hip ailments, should be in top shape for the "new" Philadelphia under Coach Frank McGruio. Ramsey was used sparingly against the Knicks and Braun so i he didn't get a shot. Yet the Celtics had eight men in double figures Tommy ifelnsohn 19, Tom Sanders 16, Bill Russell and Bob Cousy 15 each, Sam Jones 14, K. C.

Jones 12, rookie Gary Phillips 11 and Jim Loscutoff 10. Cousy, who also had 13 assists and who led a fast break which outscored New York 17-3 in one span breaking Die game open in the second period commented: "I'm still trying to get ir shape and I'm real tired, espe dally so tonight when my man was Richie Guerin who leads you a merry chase. Ant New York was picking up before Midcourt. I missed two weeks of practice with this right elbow bone chip. But should be okay I another week," Ramsey, who always has re ported overweight in the past now has trimmed the poundage from 210 to 193.

Heinsohn has given up smoking and hac to diet to counteract the resulting quick jump in weight "I feel stronger than I ever have," reports the "Gunner. After its game at Philadelphia Friday night, Boston comes home for a Saturday afternoon nationally televised date with Syracuse. The golden-eyed lacewing whose larvae have an insatiable appetite for rose aphids, arc called "aphid lions." They pounce on the rose pests and suck out their life juice. Pro Basketball (Alleviated National Basketball Association Boston 2 New York 3 2 Philadelphia 3 2 Syracuse 2 3 Pet 1.000 .600 .600 .400 Western Divljlou Los Angeles Cincinnati 2 2 St Louis 2 3 Chicago 1 3 2 2, 3 4 Cont. showing from 6:00 P.M.

ibeMeoior' PLUS 2nd FEATUSE .833 .500 .400 .250 Delroit 0 4 .000 Sunday's Results Cincinnati 13D, Syracuse 13 Saturday's Results Boston 132, New York 102 Philadelphia 119, Syracuse 115 St Louis 122, Chicago 95 Los Angeles 135, Detroit 126 Tuesday's Games Now York vs Cincinnati a St Louis Syracuse at St Louis American Basketball League 78 Sunday'j Games Hawaii 98, Chicago 88 Saturday's Game Kansas City 87, Pittsburgh Today's Chicago at Los Angeles LEGAL NOTICE The State of New Hampshire Ilillsboiaugh ss SUPERIOR COURT October 25. 1961 In the matter of a libel fo divorce and motion to ameiu with prayers relative to the custody of children, alimony support, personal property anc other relief, and order fo temporary custody, which is pending in the Superio, Court for said County of Hills borough, the original of whicl is on file in said court ant may be examined by interest ed parties, the title of the case being as follows: Barbara -I. Allen v. Richard T. Allen, formerly of 61 Arling ton Street, Nashua, K.

and now of parts unknown. It appearing that the resi donee of the libelee is un known, it is ordered that the libelant give notice to the libelee to appear at the Supe nor Court at Nashua, in said County of Hillsborough, on tin first Tuesday of December 1961, then and there to show cause, if any there be, why the prayers of said libel as amended should not be granted by causing a true and attested copy of this citation and order of notice to be published in the Nashua Telegraph a newspaper printed at Nashua in said County of Hillsbo rough, it being a newspapei published at or nearest the last known place of residence of the libelee in this stale once each week for three sue cessive weeks, the Jast publi cation to be at least fourteen days prior to the return day. It is further ordered that the shall send by registerec mail, with request for a return receipt, a copy of the libel mo tion to amend and order fo temporary custody, etc. and order attested by him, within seven days after filing, to the libelee at the last known post office address, and to the relative or friend, as stated in the motion. Attest: Carl O.

Randall, Clerk Velishka Kozlowski Esquires, Attys. for Libelant. 168 Main Nashua, N. H. The foregoing is a true copy of citation and order for publi.

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Newbetry Phone: TUxedo 2-2794 fturs: tc 5:30 Wei Is 7 to SoMn Political Artverlismcnt Political Advertisement AH OPEN LETTER FROM RAY HACKETT Dear Voters CAHD1DATE FOR ALDERMAN- AT -LARGE I behove we have been drifting when should be going ahead. The strong wave of progressive city government that first put Nashua back on its feet after the textile crisis of and (hen carried our city steadily forward for the last twelve years--that progressive wave is faltering. Much of the legislation needed to sustain this progress has been sidetracked, tabled or voted down for Ihe last nine months. No happy family can long remain harmonious this way--no successful business could long afford such inactivity--nor should an naturally healthful Nashua be stunted and deprived its due growth. I belong to no bloc--I am tied to no man--my only interest is what is and good for Nashua and it's citizens.

I believe an alderman should vote for or against legislation on the basis of will it benefit the majority of ISiaslmaus and not the interest of some clique, or fho persons who propose or oppose the measure, Nashua must gel going again--I ask your support as Alderman-At-Large to help regain the harmony and progressive achievement that for 12 years has had other cities saying "Lets Look how Nashua Signed! Raymond W. Hacktlt 113 Pine Nashua Tuesday's New York at Chicago Tojjy's news, Today's flicliirts, today State CD Change Not To Affect Local Level Work Assignment of Major General Francis B. McSwiney, head of the NH National Guard, as state Civil Defense director on'Jan 1, will not affect C-D programs on local levels, the Telegraph as learned. Governor Wesley Powell lias named McSwiney to succeed Admiral Cornelius A. Brink- mam), fus.N'-reO, who has been C-D director since 1952 Brinkniann said although he is rcliring, he would be available as a consultant.

A spokesman for the Governor's office said Powell's move to revamp the Civil Defense program will not affect C-D leadership and programs on city and town levels He said; "Each community will continue as in the past." General McSwiney who will cantinue as Adjutant General, said he did not anticipate any' changes in local C-D programs. This Indicates Orner II. Berube may continue as Nashua C-D director. He is one of a few salaried directors in this state. Bcnibe draws 54,800 salary per year and lie gets $700 in travel allowance.

In addition to his C-D organizational work, Berubc also served the city in buying government surplus Iti-ms at relatively low costs. Many of his purchases in the past few years have'been for the Public Works department here. Governor Powell has also announced preliminary plans have been completed for the formation of a State Guard -If necessary. This substantiates a Telegraph story last week when the newspaper was advised by McSwinuy there is no move to reorganize the National Guard to replace units which were activated for federal duly Oct 15. The proposed State Guard, the Telegraph has learned, will be an entirely different set up than the reorganized Civil Defense program.

The State Guard personnel will use available armories and equip, ment. However, in the event of an emergency, the Stale Guard would aid C-D authorities In carrying out proteciive programs and so on. Governor Powell reported Civil Defense headquarters will be moved from South st, Concord, to the stale Military lias Reservation a Heights. He said activation of about 50 per cent of the National Guard has resulled In "freeing of time and space at Guard headquarters." He said when the new NH Department of Safety comes Into being Jan 1, the department along with General Swiney, will undertaker, an "accelerated" training ro gram for local governments, MEETS WEDNESDAY Finance committee will meet Wednesday night at 6 pm. In addition to the warrant and measures referred from the full Board of Aldermen, the committee will meet as purchasing agency for the city and will open bids for departmental supplies Including lime, chloride and a chain saw.

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