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/ . ' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U. 1961 IPAO* TWENTY-EICfHT Signing li^raib I Aven«e Daily Net Press Ron For the Week |Snded The Weather sons. The comedy wi)l be pre- Earl Whealer, Mra. Floyd Uitchall, Members of Manchester Grange the "Mexican Hat Danea" and "La Suuery SO, IMS Foreeaet' of XJ, 8. Woetiwr I will "neighbor" with Ellington PTA to Repeal ■scnled-tonight at 8 in the school by Mrs. Clep Livingston and Sam Cucaraeha." included . William Mm . Jeae^ Kennedy, Mra. Robert About Town Grange tonight at 8. auditorium.' Zipkin; a version of the twist to Baldwin, Anita Chappell, Marilyn Fregin, H m . William McKenzie. FREE DaiVERY Comedy Tonight The play, concerns five Ameri­ "South of the Border,” by. Mrs. and Carolyn Courtright, John Fra­ Mrs. Walter Orlowakl. Mm . Ray­ We Wm Deliver AaythlBg! 1 3 ,5 3 7 Fair, ooldor tonight. l« w la' SOo. Floyd Mitchell and Ronald SWiat- zier, Kenneth Garrity, Theri»a mond Colpitta, Mm . Joseph Pou- Barnard PTSO of Bennvt Jun­ The Guard Club of Woman's can women who cross the border Bfember of the Audit Friday fair, a little colder, laewaa ior Htrh School will meet tonight Benefit Association will meet to­ into Mexico to try to improve con­ klewlcz; and two accordlob aoloa, Messier and Richard Tambllng. Hot, Mrs. Roger Asaelln, Mra. Bur­ Tile first performance of “ Ha.sta "Theme from Zoro" and "The Tor­ ton Frazer, Roger Asselln and Wil­ ARTHIIR’S tM rm a o f OIroaUtton Ing eloudineoe. High SS-40. at 7:80 In the rnfeterla ,7« f the morrow at 8 p.m. ..at the home of Manana." w.rittcn and directed by ditions in a small Mexican village. Kenneth' Woods, a student, was MI4-tS08 Manchesler-—A City of Village Charm Mrs. Joseph Goulet, 329 Hilliard The women arrive in time for a eador Song," by Ronald rSwiatkie- piano accompanist for the show. liam Freeman. Pranklln Gilding. ' Mr.?. Mari' Ann Handley, was pre- wicz. St. Members are to.bring articles •sented la.st night by the Robertson fle.sta only to learn that they are Members of the cast included Tickets will be available at the for a kitchen social. the ones who have been improved. A group of children, who danced. Ray Colpitts, Sam Zlpkln, Mrs. door-fot' tonight's performance. MIm Marilyn Garey, daughter of PTA before an andienee of 1.50 per­ VOL. LXXXI, No. 97 ' (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1962 (Claaottled Advertiaing on Pago SS) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garey, 42 Sea­ PRICE FIVE CENTS man Circle, will become the bride The dance troupe of the Betty- of William Oliver, eon of Mrs. Mil­ Jane Turner School of Dancing will dred Oliver, 146 Bisaell St., pn present an entertainment ne,\t Sat., Peb. 24, at Center Congrega­ Monday. Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. at the LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1:10 P.M^SATURDAY AT 11:10 AM. Increase Nearly Double State News tional Church, Veterans’ Home in Rocky Hill. Advertlaement- Our Lady of Hope Mother.? Cir­ MAIN STREET cle will meet tomorrow at 8:l.i Roundup . Pay by Clieck p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rii . MANCHESTER 1 U.S. Urges,Ministers Toss Open a CHKCKTNG ACCOUNT Wicks. 67 Glcnwood St. Co-ho.st- T b a n k a n o Grand List Up at coNNFxrrrcuT e.ssc.s will be Mrs. Albert Roy and t r u s t c o m p a n y and pay all Mrs. H. Jamea OrfUelli. Ml 3-4123 your billa with armchair conven­ 300,000 in State ience. Save yourself' time and The Great Books group will meet energy and maintain an accurale tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Whilon FREE PARKING Now Con^bidered record of,your expenditures, too. library for/a dlicussion of Mon­ rear of store j Three Manchester offices to sen-c By 86,641,704 taigne's wdrks. Pppblem Drivers you at 893 Main Street. 15 North Castro Re gime Out of OAS Main Street and the Parkadc. An inspection workshop and ex- hiblfliiblj will be sponsored by the 7 / ■Hartfbrd, Jan. 25 (/P)— A Hsfrtffrtford section of the Americar. NETTIE ROSENSTEIN The town’s net taxabletP«ct» to receive thli year, aald comittee t of . ^octors has been Society for Quality Control tomor­ grandona Hoflist for 1 1961QC1 isle $157,«1 K7 ^ Murghy. formed to aoMse the state on row from noon to 8:30 p.m. at the "SPOR Tax receipts would total $6,755,- Military Whist 485,906, a leap of $6,641,704 121, he said. its “ Problem Dfi-yers.” Hotel Bond in Hartford. over the net taxable grand list "The gross total of the 1961 grand The doctors held an organiza­ tional meeting yesterday in the of­ SETBACK and BRIDGE Philip Stanley Sr., 110 Colum­ DESIGNER NYLONS of 1960. list of real and personal property Rusk Offers 4-Point Sponsored By ^ bus S t, was elected president of The increase is nearly double is $188,,305,178, compared with the fice of Dr. Franklin M. Foote, the Hilliard As.sociation. Inc., at its 1960 gross of $178,244,801. state health commissio4er. Dr. Manchester Emhli?m the S3 million by which the town's Religious, charitable and goy- Clement C. Clarke o t ,ife w Haven Club No. 2^ annual meeting recently. He suc­ by grand list has been rising each ceed.? Wallace ^ w s . 27 Grant Rd. ernmental exemptions total $25.- was chosen to head' the commit­ year for the past few years, ac­ 513,184 for 1961, compared, with tee; Plan Against Cuba Elks Home—^issell St. President Stanley will call a meet­ ing soon of the board of dlrccton cording to Assessor P. Joseph $22,175,145 in 1960. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Friday. Jan./26th— 8 P.M. to complete the selection of a slate Murphy, who attributed the In­ Exemptions to blind persons and John J. Tyman told the doctora of officers. " CLENTEX crease to a boom in construction ex-servicemen are $5,306,088 in 300.000 of Connecticut's 1,600,000 By VHLLIAM I.,. BY'AN RefreshiiMiktsts— Door Prizes of shopping and grocery stores, 1961, compared with, $.5,225,454 in motor vehicle operators are con­ Punta del E.sle, Uruguay, Jan. 25 (/P)— The United States, BOiMtlSiiatton $1.00 1960. and In renovation of older store sidered problem drivers. blasting Cuban and world communism in a slashing attack, Tickeit* Ma.y Be Purchased buildings. A breakdowh of the 1961 grand Some, but not many, have phys­ ^ A t The Door Roast .Beef Au Jus, The figure will undoubtedly list for the'Eighth District and ical Impairments, Tynan said. Oth­ called, urgently today for a collective Latin American coun­ V'egetables, change next month, he said, when the town shows the following: ers, he said, are repeated offen­ terattack against Fidel Castro’s Red .spearhead. the board of tax review makes Real estate in the district ders and some have "driver atti­ Potatoes * amounts to $27,643,333, registered To turbulent aiiplau.se, Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged 1.50 ^ m e adjustments in response to tude" problems. 19 other American foreign ministers, sitting in judgment on appeals made by taxpayers, but it motor vehicles amounts to $2,735,- Baked 070. and personal property other Dr. Foote said the committee Cuba, to drum tlie Ca.stro regime out of bodies of the Or- wilrstill be a very high amount. will advise the Motor Vehicles De­ PERMANENT La.saifna * 'The 'I W grand list, after adjust­ than motor vehicles amounts to gaiii'/.atioii of American States. 1.25 $3,167,459. partment on what policies It SEMI-ANNUAL ments w ^ e made by the board of should follow with regard to driv­ .His speech reflected heavy pressure here for a compromise REMOVAL OF Genuine regular 1.99 tax review, was $190,844,202, and Real estate in the town amounts ers, such as epileptics, who take between those advocating the sternest punishment of Cuba in Calves Liver * the 1959 ad^ted grand list was to . $93,153,313. motor vehicles drugs for medical reasons. UNWANTED HAIR 1.25 $147,796,240. \ amounts to $9,073,326. and per­ tlie form of a collective break in relations, on the one hand, sonal property other than motor Drugs suspected of playing a and the small but influential go-slow or do-nothing blocs led Businessmen’s Luncheon On the basis ^ the new grand role in the record of "problem driv­ list, without taking Into account vehicles amounts to $21,713,405. by Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, on tlie other. Miss Blonch Mason CHICKEN POT PIE 85c smart fashipn This means that the total' real ers" are pills for traveling sick- whatever changes the board of tax nesa, anti-hiatamines, tranquilizers, The s])eecli suggested the United States had he|d some of 540 Vernon St.. Manchester investment review may make, or any change estate Is $120,798,646, the total I.«gal Beverages In the mill rate, the town will re­ motor vehicles are $11,808,396 and nerve stimulants, barbiturates, and its fire purposely to test the atmosi)liere and ascertain what Ml 9-9020 for windy ceive $284,613.75 more In taxes in sedatives, \ maximum can be expected here. Besides Dr. Clarke, members of Rii.sk a.sked the OAS forelgn*’- BY APPOINTMENT winter the 1662-63 fiscal year than it ex- (Continued on Page Ten) FRANK’S CAFE O the committee are Drs. Edward M. mlni.steri to adopt a 4-pronged at- Free Consultation weather Cohart, New Haven; Joseph M. tack evldenfl.v repre.senUng what Main S t„ Comer Pearl Si. Wool, New London; Marcus E. the United States now considers it IA M Dii^putes $1 Trillion Partnership Cos, Waterbury; Benedict R.' Har­ can expect out of thla conference ris, New Haven; Paul ,B. Mac- before , 11 enda next week. Cready (home town unavailable), Rusk iiTOposed that the Inter- Report Bailey 100% wool jersey Harold Schwartz, Hartford; Edwin American foreign ministers: F. Trautman, Trumbull; Jalyon S. 1. Declare Caalro communism is DIVERSIFIED GROWTH STOCK FUND. INC. is • white Kennedy Asks Help Tucker and John Atchley, Lake­ Incompatible with the Inter-Amer­ For Kowalski ville. ican ayalom. 2. Exclude the Hkvana govern­ a mutual fund inve.sting for long-term growth \ we 01%/^ The ex-offpeio members are U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk is shown during his address to the Inter-American Hartford, Jaji. 25 (8F5—The head made to sell for 1.35 and 1.65 James K. Williams, director of the ment from participation In agen­ of the Machtniats' national _politl- po.s.sjbilities in securitie.s of companies in many On Free Trade Plan State Safety Commission; Dr. Foreign Ministers conference in Punta del Este, Uruguay, this morning. (AP Photo­ cies of the Organization of Amer­ cal arm today said that ^ m o - * plain or mesh seamless James P. Shortal, director of the fax via radio from Punta del Este.) ican States. ' ■ cratlc State and National Chair­ fields of scientific and ec-onomic development. Accident Prevention Study of the 3. End western hemisphere trade man Jolvn Bailey did not tell union ft U.S. Public Hesilth Service; and with Cuba, especially traffic In lenders In 'Washington recently B.t BTERUKD r, OKEEN k., For a free pro.?pectus on Diversified (Jrowtli Stock * full fashioned dress shears GREEN The 6,000-word message spelled the State Commissioners of health, arms. that he noped they would get Oon- Washington, Jan. 28 ($5—Presi­ out many provisions of Uie sweep­ mental health and state police. Major Speech Vetoed 4. Set In motion individual and .STAMPS, dent Kennedy appealed today for Greek Primate necllcut Congreaeinan Frank Kow­ P'und. call or write us. There is no obligation. * proportioned sizes ing proposal to negotiate reciprocal collective defense measures alski nominated for the U.S. Sen­ prompt bipartisan endorsement of tariff cuts and, in some cases, to "against the various forms of po­ ate. short: 8’/: to 10 his 6-year plan to dismantle the eliminate entirely tariff wallg be­ Eight to 20 Quits; Charges litical and Indirect aggression tariff barriers to a freely trading, tween this country and the Euro­ Hartford Jan. 25 (JP\—The State mounted against' the hemisphere." Reached at his Waahlngton o f­ average; 8*/i to I I Motor Vehicle Department’s dally Adm. Burke Assails fice, John O’Brien, coordinator for 0pm Thursday evmings 6d)0 to 9dX) p.m, trlllion-doUar economic partner­ pean Common Market. "The time has come for the tall: 9'/: to I I a pair • designed to wrap easily and fasten securely ship nith Europe. But it contained more persuasion record of automobile fatalities as Called Delicate Americas’ republics to unite against the (NoniParllsan I^illtical League "W e will prove to the world that than detail. The specifics were in of last midnight and the totals on commvmlat Intervention In thla of ttie International Association •’ 'wu - believe fcr peacefully tearing an administratlo|t~dfwB"UII cent the sapie een little hope from the ((Vintliiiieil on Rage Ten) lasted for two decades. dox Church post, said: OPEN was studded with assurances that and struck a tree. Mrs. LeFebvre Burke said he had submitted the civilian control of the military outset that a big majority would FINE MINK TRIMMED the "Trade Expansion Act of "(The Act) Is,designed as the "I resigned to avert state inter­ "and the coordination of speeches died a few hours later at Day ference in church affairs." text of the proposed speech to the favor full diplomatic and econom­ lOO^o NYLON TRICOT 1962," as he titled It, would bene­ expression of a nikUbn, not of any Kimball Hospital, Putnam. The which Interpret government pol­ HOUSE & MALE His resignation came after a bit- White Houae and offlde of the Sec­ ic penalties. fit workers, businessmen and con­ single faction or eectlon,” he said. child, Henry P. Blakely, escaped retary of Defense for clearance, icy." 6 DAYS "It is In that spirit that I recom­ ter controversy following charges Rusk’s attack on Cuba won the sumers. It would preserve existing injury. Both are from nearby Wau- and waa told it "waa not clear- The result, he said, la "that the presents 9:30 A.M. to mend it to the Congress for prompt levied against the 69-year-oId arch­ longest and strongest round of ap­ safeguards for domestic industry, regan. bishop by a Greek Orthodox arch- able.” United States apeaks with force plause BO far of the conference. Bulletins and favorable action.” and strength." TAILORED SLIP 5:45 P.M. he promised. 'The death brought Connecticut's mandrite, a general and an ndmir- I.ater, he said, "much to my sur­ Cubans, listened solemnly during Culleil from AP Wires WINTER But the government should' stand Pointing out that one out of traffic fatality count to an unof- prise’ ’ he read newspaper stories seven farmers produce for export, a!. The nature of the charges was the apeech, smiled broadly when It ready to aid farm and factory not disclosed, reportedly because attributed to the office of Arthur (Continued on Page Two) was over. One said Rusk’s words FORMFIT'S SHAPE MAKING Thursdays Workers and companies ' tempo­ and one of every three factory em­ (ConUnued on Bags Two) Sylvester, an assistant secretary of in proportioned lengths ployes work for exporting hrms, of their delicate nature. were not as tough as they had ex­ KIBUXJKK TALK NI-ATED 9:30 A.M. to rarily hurt, Kennedy went on. He Earlier, about 40n Orthodox defense for information, disclosing proposed these as "effective and the President said U.S. tariffs pected. Hrldgepnrt, Jsn. 28 i/Fl—Abrm- 9:00 P.M. priests met in Athena Cathedral to that the speech text had been re­ Asked for comment, Cuban luiin A. RIblenff, U.R, Secretary relatively inexpensive" measures, must come down If its export mar­ jected, and that he had had to Housework Simple, protest a government proposal to President Osvsldo Dorllcos said "I ( I f without giving a cost pztlmate: kets are to flourish. write and deliver a different Health, Rdii-'atlon and Wel­ GIRDLE COATS change the system under which the will give that In my spech.” Dor- fare, will Biieak at Fairfield Uni­ "There are many more Ameri­ speech. Semi Wife to Work, For workers left Idle— financial News Tidbits archbishop is now elected. The gov­ tlcos probably will addres the con­ versity Fell, 12 at 2 p.m. and lat­ help for job retraining and reloca­ can jobs dependent upon exports ernment threatened to take such Burke said the incident was last with a flattening front panel of nylon taffefa and than could possibly be adversely year while he was chief of naval ference tonight. er III Uie day will be honored at tion, along with federal "readjust- from AP Wires action after the charges were filed. British Peers Told a rec'eption here being arranged ment allowancestt for up to a full affected by Increasi^ Imports," he the operations. He is now retired, Colombia called today for the SALE! regularly 89.99 A committee of five bishops Is In- sterner measures. It presented -by— Mayor Tedeseo, to whicJl said. exfra slimming leno elastic for back, hip and year at 65 per cent of average vestlgatlng the charges. London, Jan. 25 OP; Lord Tay­ "And those export Industries .are "Fact I had had a speech com­ resolution urging all 20 nations to lleniocraUe I'arty dignitaries In MEN'S weekly pay, plus an additional 13 Newspapers and some govern­ (he up|>er Fairfield Ooiinty area 2.99 weeks for those over 60. Unemploy­ our strongest, most eflclent, high­ Key aanatprs predict Senate pletely censored." lor, a physician and aoclallsl who rut trade and diplomatic connec­ fhigh control an exfra plus . . . the hi-rise ment and reitgioua leaders had de­ tions with Cuba Immediately. Co­ will lie Invited. The former Gov­ ment compensation, when received, est paying growth industries." will enact legislation this year to "What I did object to was releas­ la sometimes called on to peel po­ Increase postal rates, but chances manded that tfie archbishop resign. lombia also asked Ibal a watebdog ernor Is M'liediileil to deliver an wdbld be deducted. Kennedy stressed the need for ing this information to the press in tatoes, told the Houae of Lords waist. appear good for a slowdown In He met these demands at first committee be set up to guard the address In 4ionxaga Auditorium For business firms and farmers— speed, to match the unexpectedly with a atem refulsal. saying "It Is such a manner »s to indicate I waa last night that housework In a federal loans and loan guarantees, swift davelopment of the Common that body... CBS officials tell hemisphere's Integrity. at Fairfield University under the blasphemy for me even to mention trying to get away with aome- modern home Is really easy. s|Mmsorshi|) of the University’s • 32 to 44 TOPCOATS technical guidance and unspecified Market and the threat posed by FCC the networks’ job Is to pro­ thlng, which I wasnt," Rusk's 40-mlnule speecti came at the word ’resignation'.’’ A woman should got through Public Affairs Club. Mayor T r- 58.00 "tax benefits" to help companies the accelerating Communist drive vide American television viewers Burke told the story at the Sen­ a critical moment in the confer- The government announced last swiftly and have time for outside modernize plants and diversify with a wide choice, not cram cul­ enre. Even while he was spreaklng, desi'ii said the Hemm-raUe Party white short night It would propose that par­ ate Inquiry Into charges that mili­ interests and maybe an outside reix-ptliin, to take place that da.v products. (Continued on Page Four) ture down their throats. tary officers have been muzzled efforts continued behind the scenes regularly 45.00 liament establlah an electoral com­ job. He said. til obtain a compromise between from 4 to 6 p.m. In the Stratfleld sizes Sen.. Prescott Bush, R-Conn., mission of laymen and clergymen against making anti-0>mmunlat Hotel, was planned after It was average says he will Introduce a bill to "I have always sent my wife out hard 8nd aoft retorts to Havana. 26 to 34 to elect future archbishops of statements. learned Rlhlcoff would be In this deny unrestricted entry of mall to work." he said. In the wake of the Rusk speech, tall • wedding Athens. The commission atoo would Earlier, he had said that he Thv« peers greeted this disclosure the U R. delegation appeared hlgh- area for his Fairfield University Woman Reporter Rebuked the postmaster general determine have the power to remove an arch- never felt he was muzzled through talk. to' be political propaganda from. band collar ■blshop from office, and preaumably review or censorship of his apecch- (Contlnupd mi Page HIvteen) (Contlniied-on Page Ten) Communist countries... .Minute- this could be applied to lakovos. es. STATE OF SIEGE i man missile thunders out of 85- "I have no objection to It at all," I of luxurious Bishops of the Greek Orthodox fiiialemala. Jan. 25 l/P) — • beautifully President Defends Two foot-deep pit at Cape Canaveral. Church in secret conclave now- Burke said of the long-standing President .Miguel Ydlgoras de­ 33.00 Fla., and flies successful "hot elect the archbishop of Athens, requirement that Ipeeches be sub­ clared a state of siege, a modi­ mink Countdown Starts Friday flight" mission of 3,200 miles. who is al.so the primate of all mitted to advance review to aa- fied form of martial law, today tailored • winterweight • raglan or set-in sleeves 'Transport Workers Union order­ Greece. aure they are in accord with na­ after Kamilfo Gonzalez, Chief State Department Aides ed by federal Judge to show cause of Gimtemala's Secret Police, with shadow- Archbishop lakovos was elected tional policy and disclose no mili­ * Harris tweed typesr subdued checks, why It should not be restrained with the votes of 33 o f the 58 hLsh- tary secrets. Good Weather Forecast was killed by machine gun fire. • soft wool from striking In connection with ops attending the meeting called to President Kennedy said yester­ Gonzalez’ driver and an aide proof panel plaids, herringbones By FRANCES UCWINE e>new8 'conference, declaring that the plann-ed merger of Pennsylvania day the Speech reviewing, which he were wounded by gunfire from Washington, Jan. 25 ($5—Presi­ two men had neither been charged dioose a successor to the late and fur blend and New York Central Rail­ Archbishop TheocUtos. called "very valuable." is going to an automobile which s|>eblock the projioeal. capad previous national] It wrould not produce mope than 'changed speeches of some 80 top iness' light wind and sea condi­ 1472 to 2272 State Department to help reorgan­ Uttdeq questioning during his tions," Experts would rather have hours but Instead of being con- adherenee to the polic.r ol non­ * end to end madras the Netherlands refuses to kaiul the S2 million In income deter­ level generals and admirals and intervention In the internal af­ ise the omea of Security. liveliest news econference in even some civilian officials of the no clouds but the forecast was timioua it will be split into seg­ Over West New Guinea mined by the 'commission; the fairs of each other.’’ The Af­ * solid and striped oxford The PraaMmt interrupted to aak months, Kennedy was: Oraham says he wUl go rate wrlll not discriminate against Defense Department last year. still, classed as favorable. ments. The final five hours will begin rican continent Is a miniature * mostly wash and wear . for the naniite and Mrs. McClendon 1-^-CriUeal o f tha House Repub­ with plaas to preach in ■ny particular elasaea o f cuatom- . Among these were deletions or .Depending on whether he makes gave them. lican leadership. one, two or three orbits around the early Saturday. Thla segment in­ United Nations and must -adapt la, Colombia, this weeki srs; to aee that the rates are ehsngss in a score of speechee by to Africa the tested prlneljtles * sizes I3'/2 to 17 Within a few hours, a Stata De- X—Phnoaophie about tha Ssnatx Burke while he was chief of naval Earth, Glenn la expected to come cludes two hours of surplus time THAT J^ornifit FEELING though tha mayor there has denied equalized between thoee served by which guide the world organlia- MrtnuBt i|N)kimn tp tht Kim tha UM a t the municipal ata- the old Connecticut Power Com- operatioitB. down In different plzcei In the At- mOdaBt’s enmmanti . at anoOur (Osattnaft aa T m tm ) $ sa y , tA k n o n e bjr KEUCO, More than a thomand aoeb Im Bc. (OoBttaned oa Wtkt). rii. tioii| ha added. ______j ; • \

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MANCHESTER pVENINO HERiULD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1962 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1§62 PAGE TWO Andover b^an what tt oaUed a Hajor Speech'' Vetoed -p e S ia HquMatkm" by Cutting About Town S ta te N ew s down facilities In WatwtMiry and Sheinwold on Bridge moving them to the plant here. Report Depicts But the losses continued, Tats Mrs. Raymond Robinson, daugh­ said. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Adm. Burke Assails Roundup He said (Princeton Knitting hoped Agnew, 322 Spring St., left Mon­ W sE S u m ^ - School Growth day by Jet from Ildewlld Airport DON'T WnPENP * to sell its m u here and Its ware­ ON OPPONENT Bwt-WSM v d w lle house In Watervllle to a new em­ for Frankfort, Germany. She will (OmtliNMd tre a Pftf* One) be met In Frankfort by her hus- By Alfred Sheinwold 'Andover may not bo having a ployer who could hire the lald-off Remenriw Oi»t the oppon^ populatltm explosion, but the “ EsU- workers. bMd, S. Sgt. Raymond Robinson, a Censorship Methods ^- Q I» •» I• S 4 fielal toUl of 30 for the year. In member of the U.S. Air Force are not obliged to help you. TTte Q A 10 » mate of Future Enrollment” re- the first 38 days of 18«1, there The couple will live In Nuremburg cunning rascals ■will hurt you If eently released by Aram , DauDoar- ♦ » 7 4 . were eight deaths. 'Returning to Post where Robinson Is stationed- Mrs. (Oonttnoed from Page O ne) ministration officers’ public stata- they can. * Jlan, iBgional 8 superintendent of ^ W Wlaahington, Jan. 25 Mitch­ Robinson was on the nursing staff ments were aubject to advance rq- East won the first trick w iw schools. Indicates tte school pop­ Die» of In jurist ell Sviridofr, former president of of Mnnehester Memorial Hospital. At the same time, Kennedy view, sent the Senate committee a the Wng of spades and shifted to « 7 S 9 A 10 4 ulation has been,' and will con­ Sgt. Robinson Is a son of Mrs. statement Tuesday saying he now the three o f diamonds In the Mpe tinue to bo steadily Increasing. Bridgeport, Jan. 30 (ffl—William the Connecticut SU.te Labor Coun­ gave hts blessing to the Investi­ O K 0 0 S O Q 7 9 Anna Robinson, 85 Edmund St. gation by a special Senate sub­ feels top officials should not have of knocking out dummy’s acs. inis For sxample, five yean ago, the H. Whitlock Sr., C6, Pine Rock cil, reportedly wrill return to the Dominican Republic as chief of a committee Into the Pentagon's to submit their utterances for excellent Idea worked Kke a charm. enrollment In . the elementary lL\toJkSEL8.SERViCE DEPT STORE f' Park, Shelton, died today at 10 The Little Flower of Jesus policy of censorship. "l am sure it censorship for both security and South played a low diamond. school was 237. Five yean from a.m. In Bridgeiport hospital of- In­ State Department foreign aid mis­ PINE $T. AND HARTFoib. sb., M ANcUblER sion. Mothers O rcle will meet Friday will be useful,” the President said. content. West put up the king and dummy s «8i‘ “ now, in the 1966-67 school year, juries received In an auto acci­ at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ed The reporter wanted to know If ace won. Declarer went after tte O J 4 2 the total enrollment, based on dent on North. Main St., Stratford, The report came yesterday from Kennedy told newsmen he had ward G. Morlartv, 15 Ijinca-ster submitted to the State and De- Kennedy would care to comment hearts, and East held off ♦ AKQ. ^ actuid birth records. Is expected at 7:25 a.m. AFL-CIO headquarters. There was on that. West Nselh M no immediate confirmation from Rd. Co-hosle.ss will be M-s. Don frn.se Departments for advance second round. East got to be 880. The capacity of the ele­ This Is Connecticut’! 21st traf- "N o." Kennedy replied, but went a club and waited for South to mentary school is 300 students. the State Department. aid Duffy. checking portions of his own State flce fatality this year. on; tackle the diamonds. J S f s ftSt Andover residents are certainly VYI :■* tW Hie auto was in collision with Svirldoff, 42, resigned in Sep­ of the Union Message to Congress V A te.stlmonial dinner In honor of dealing with foreign policy and de­ "Everyone la giving their views. not alone In this situation. Fig­ the vehicle driven by Alleen V. tember from the Connecticut Stale Dr. Jean-Louls Hebert, past grand I have Just given mine . . South hopefully led the 36Ck of ^ ^ O p m t o g fcidS $ 1 ures from this same estimate show Kendall. 48, o f 67 Moose Hill Rd., Labor Council to become a State fense. knight of the Knights of Columbus He said this Is the way a gov­ President Elsenhower Is entitled to diamonds. If this forced out ‘ he that Hebron’s elementary school Trumbull who was taken to Department consultant. hold his views and express them. will be held at the K of C Home ernment as large as this one, which queen, South could later diamond, but this mzy still land enrollment, 261 In 1956-57, is ex­ Bridgeport hospital where her con­ Earlier this month he left for Monday at 6 pm. Members and In his testimony before the sub­ dummy by leading a diamond to pected to be 420 In 1966-6‘7. Marl- dition Is reported aa |,'falrly good." deals with complex, sensitive prob­ committee yesterday, Lemnltzer you In the soup. Santo Domingo, the Dominican friends are Invited. lems Involving relations with the the ten. ^ . . ._ For Sheinwold’s 38-psge book­ ' borough's 232 will go to 591 in Stratford Police said the acci­ capital, as head of a team sent by vigorously defended the present rest of the world, can make "ef­ NaturaUy, East refused to \rin let, "A Poclcet Guide to Bridge," the Biune period, both reflecting a dent happened on Main St. between the State Department's Agency for Carl Hanson and Mrs T. J. Mad­ speech clearance procedure. the trick. He could see Souths larger Increase than Andover’s. the two entrance gates of the fective expressions o f our views. send 50e to Bridge Book, The Man. International Development. The den were elected for three-year Lemnltzer, the nation’s top rank­ naive little plot and saw no reason At RHAM High SchooL where Sikorsky Aircraft Division. Kennedy suggested that military cheater Evening Herald, Box 3318, group returned to Washington after terms as trustees of Manchester ing military officer, testified that to help him. Grand Central Station, N. T. 17, tha current enrollment is 649, a Police quoted witnesses as say- men "seem to me to appreciate the the ouster of President Jqaquin Barracks. 'Veterans of 'World War he submits his own speeches for . Now the dummy was dead and near capacity enrollment Is expect­ tng that the Whitlock car, a VolVe- Belaguer Jan. 16 by a military probles better than some civilians.’’ advance checking and welcomes N. Y. I and auxiliary, at its annual meet South lost three spades, a heart (Copyright 1962, General Fea- ed In tha, 1966-67 year with 799 wagon. skidded on icy pavement, junta. The leaders of the coup The President said he didn’t the chance. Like Kennedy, he ing Sunday. and a diamond. tres Corp.) etudents. Ten years from now, the spinning from the southbound were ousted 48 hours later. think anyone could do better than viewed it as part of the tradition Of course you’ve seen where total predicted enrollment is 1,141. lane directly into the path of the An AFL-CIO spokesman said The British American Club will to read remarks on the subject by that civilians rule the military. South went astray. When East According to Superintendent ■northbound auto. Svirldoff would return with the have a dance Saturday night for Burke, White and Gen. Lyman L. ’ Lemnltzer’s testimony followed returned the three of diamonds at 154 Drop Noted Damarjlan, the estimates are cal­ Patrolman Eugene Freeman. same mission. members and their guests, with Lemnltzer, chairman of the Joint that of Army L t Gen. Arthur G the second trick, it was up to Peter Longo. and John Ricz, who the Charlie Varrick Orchestra Chiefs of Staff. Kennedy said all Trudeau. He said censors had or­ culated from data reported to the The State Department attaches South to play the jack! In Idle Claims State Department of Health, and arrived at the scene, found Whit­ considerable Importance to the playing from 9 to 1. three tinderstand the "proper re dered many antl-Cummunlst West would cover with the kmg, JEiwrxnrs ^ \ lock wedged under the dashboard lationship betwen the military and phrases cut from his speech texts and dummy would win with the application of the formula adopted U.S. aid program for the Domini­ by the State B o ^ of Education. o f the small oar. Police had to pry can Republic since President Ken­ civilian," or suggested cuts which he In ace. South would set up dummy’s Total unemployment claims filed Manohester Elmblem Club will Future enrollment figures must the dashboard In order to free him nedy has described It as a ‘‘show­ hold its annual charity card party Later In the news conference a variably made, even thougli he hearts and could then lead one of with the Manchester office of the EBWk ^ ^ '■jj.F J " . > w ;- case" for American Intentions to­ reporter drew attention to the fact disagreed. his two low diamonds. Either the State Labor Department during the ' also take into account that chil­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Elks dren of the post-war baby boom - . p i ward Latin America, that Kennedy had not mentioned He said he sometimes wondered ten or the nine of diamonds would week ending Jan. 20 showed a drop Falls to Death Home, SO Biesell St. This year’s irnrT"rttm iai will soon be maturing and having proceeds will benefit Children’s thr comments of former President about the censors’ motives, but the furnish an entry to the rest of of 154 from the preceding week, It*?* * .a : ‘ w .i' Bridgeport, Jan. 25 (>P)—A 46- Svirldoff, of New Haven, is still babies o f their own. Also, the * * « V 4?* Seswices of Connecticut. ’Tickets Eisenhower, also a military man, changes "never prevented me dummy’s hearts. according to a weekly summary of year-old oonatruction worker president of the Board of Educa­ spread o f suburban Eueas has may be purchased at the door. on the subject. from getting across my basic mes­ Dally Question claims filed throughout the state. plunged to his death today from tion there. He is expected to re­ giadually begun to swing farther sign from the post shortly. Elsenhower, In whose own ad­ sage." United Fund Unit As dealer, you hold: Spades—A The summary listed the claims the fourth floor of an apartment K 10 7; Hearts— A 10 6; Diamonds filed here for that Week at 1,644, east from metropolitan Hartford. Jiist 23! Women’s RAB BIT FU R S T O LES $5.00 building project here. A program of dances and cere­ Of these, 203 were initial claims Newer highways will be speeding monials by the Hosaga Indian Changes Meeting —Q 7 3; Clubs— 10 6 2. What do Ih e victim was Identified as May Talks on Aid Collins Fills Vacancy yqji say? while 1,341 were continuing claims. commuters longer distances .be­ Just 3 0 1 ! J u st 3 1 ! Patrick Damianl, Matn St.. Bridge­ tribe of Springfield College, Spring- Throughout the state, unemploy­ tween home and employment Con- Greenwich, Jan. 25 (iP)—Edwin field, Mass., will be sponsored by Answer: Pass. TTou will be em­ port. He died while being taken to H. May Jr. says Connecticut A meeting of the directors of the ment compensation claims dropped cequently, it Is possible that the in- Just 30! Women’s V IN Y L LO N G COATS 34JI0 Lutz Museum Saturday at 1:30 barrassed by a respone In any new Klen's Long _ , "Omen's Popli a hospital. comes out on the short end when United Fund, scheduled for to­ suit. If you have a very conserva- from 50,998 to 48,432. Last year creaee noted earlier, will become p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at Man­ Ihe project Is located at Cart- federal grants-ln-ald are being dis­ Amended Democratic Bj laws Itve partner you may try opening for the same period claims dipped accelerated and preaent no easy so­ chester High School. The dancers morrow night, has been changed to right street. tributed. the hand with one club or one from 64,830 to 61,444. lution for future community plan­ are students who have made Friday, Feb. 2, at 7:80 p.m. at the ners, DamarJain aaid. Just 25! Women’s W O O L C O -O R D IN A TES $4jOO "W e in Connecticut pay out a hobby of studying Indian lore. conference room of the Chamber Both the Andover and Regional Food Store Warned lot more than we get back,” said Provide Area Representation of Commerce office on E. Center Boards of Education have formed lit SHIRTS Hartford, Jan. 25 tJPi—A state Hay, a contender for the Repub­ StBim COATS committees for study of long ran8re lican gubernatorial nomination. Eleven Manchester students at -St., United Fund president Atty. Just 14! Women’s K N IT D R ES S ES $(U)0 offlical says an East Haven food Director William Collins wasfqna . on district representation planning in plant expsoislon. May, who was speaking -last the University of Hartford will at­ James Higgins said today. store has been warned about short- tend a midwinter carnival at Lake elected a member of the Demo­ passed last nltrht were one to In­ He said that cooperating agency A pr&lem Andover will have to weighing of its meat and fish. night to the Greenwich Republican crease the number of days for ad­ Town Committee, said that If he Placid, N.Y., this weekend, mark cratic Town Committee last night, heads have been notified of the face in the near future Is that the Attlllo R Frasslnelll. stale com- vertising a primary from 42. to current fleet of echool buses has a SiaM $4JW becomes governor he will demand ing the close of the first semester. and the bylaws of the committee new date. Continued discussion of Inst 12! Women’s W O O L JUM PERS & ■ * 1 0 piissioner of Consumer Protection, They are Miss Virginia A. Albro, 56, in conformity to a state planing for a United Fund will be capacity of 252 passengers, smd the said yesterday that the Pled Piper a revision In the distribution of were amended to provide some statute enacted last year; an MID-YEAR HOP S-M4* federal taxes. As it is now, he said, 200 OUs St.; Alan B. Cox, 766 Ver­ on the agenda. anticipated enrollment’ in the ele- Food Store, 670 Coe Ave., East non St.; James E. Delaney, 49 regulation of district representa­ amendment to establish the term mentEiry school next fall is 261. Haven, will be kept under close federal taxes collected in Con­ tion where appointments ars con­ with W D R C S RON LANDRY Just 39! Women’s B E H E R DRESSES $3JW Barry Rd.; PhlUp M. Finley, 56 of each committee member to stert surveillance by his department In necticut are sometimes used by cerned. eWash'a^/SLg! other states "to lure our own In­ Wetherell St.; Frank A. Giorgio Jr.. on the first Monday after the day Manchester Evening Herald An­ "A the future. Collins, who lives at 25 Buck­ fixed for a primary, and continue fMturinq LIVE MUSIC by Hm dover correspondent, Margery •.ISSSriSw He said he also told William dustry away from us." 690 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Miss Sheila ingham St., In District 4. was May said the state faces a M. Graham, 44, Bunce Dr.; Milton until 8 p.m. of the day fixed for Montandon, telephone Pilgrim Just 14! Women’s C A S H M ER E S W EA TER S 36JI0 Broesler, the manager, that he was elected unanimously by the board. the next primarj'; an amendment S-6012. going to talk with East Haven crisis in rail transportation as a R. Hathaway Jr.. 34 Princeton He was the only one of the three result of the financial troubles of St.; Alfred J. Lesperance. 47 Bat­ to set 15 members as the minimum FRIDAY NIGHT "DOWNBEATS" town officials deciding whether or Democrats on the town board of needed to call s special meeting: not to refer the case to the Cir­ the New Haven Railroad. tista Rd.; Robert H. Perry. 32 S Jirectora who was not a member 3L00 Aa governor, he sald,^he would Alton St.; Stanley L. Smith, 70 and an amendment to establish 12 Gutst Stars:— lust 55! Women’s W O O L SKIRTS cuit Court for prosecution. of the town committee. members as a quorum. SPECIAL PoeVs Corher Deputy Commissioner Francis fight for the shaping of a national Garth Rfi., and Miss Carol-ann John Hutchinson, a former di­ ★ FREDDY CANNON ★ EDDIE HODGES J u st 3 2 5 ! M. Gersr said a recent Inspection transportation policy by the fed­ Walach, 53 Wellington Rd. rector. nominated Collins, and J u st 2 0 P ie c e s ! of the store showed that about 60 eral government. This would en­ Mrs. Alice Lamenzo. another for­ FULL COURSE Selflshnese Chiidren's Better erode of 75 packages of meat and fish tail joint action by a number of Dr. Honwr D. Babbidge Jr., vice mer director, seconded the nomi­ FRIDAY, JAN. 2 4 ^ to 11:30 Oft-times sui I sit m silence. were .short weighted from H to six states, he said. president of the American Council nation. As one will do you know Men's Twill ounces, resulting in overcharges of on Education, will speak at a mid­ He fills the vacancy created by AT THE MANCHESTER STATE ARMORY I allow my mind to wonder bsick, san 8 Say around fifty years ago. Just 213! Girls' Just 33! Girls' from one to 30 ccijts. Sew Britain Gets Loan winter forum, "Our Heritage of the death of William Lang In No­ dA LOBSTER Frassinnclli quoted Broesler as Caring About People," to be spon­ vember. Ad m issio n 91.00 •saying the errors In weight were Hartford, Jan. 25 i/P) — Two sored by the Service Bureau for The appointment of Collins was 'ihen we lived In a different world, A plEuto of peace and joy leather SHoOS urban renewal projects in New made shortly after the committee i made by new employes at the Women’s Organizations, tomor­ Q—What Is the population Britain will receive a total of 81.9 And most folks cherished the WOOL COATS store. amended some of Its bylaws, as LINED SLACKS i row at Centlnel Hill Hall in Hart­ density of the United States? Golden Rule, . The commissioner said the store million In loans from the State ford. prepared by Judge Jules Karp. DINNER A —Fifty persons per square had been warned previously by Development Commission. TTie most important of these was Not to kill, corrupt, or destroy. mile. o Sizes m letter about mislabeling certain The commission said yesterday Navy. Ensign Philip F. Kamerer, the one governing representation S i l t s '• Assorted,, meats and poultry. from the districts to the commit­ We may have had less In thoee 3 to 6x! it was allocating 11,136,720 for the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. days. 38ta44! Plaids! Lafayette-Commercial St. project tee. Any district which has less Q—Why was the scarlet car­ o Solid Colors • Broken Kamerer. 140 Park St., is attend­ nation selected as Ohio's state But at times 1 think it was more 1.67 and 8798,295 for the Stanley St. than 10 members on the 60-mem­ and Plaids! 7’Digit Dialing Due ing the Naval Amphibious School, flower ? As for those who Were poor and • Sizes 7 to 14! 8.00 Sties 1*^,. project under the Urban Renewal Little Creek, at the Naval Am ­ ber committee will have first pri­ needy. * MbNMosftr TwHi! 1.66 Hartford. Jan. 25 (Ab—Hartford ority In nominating candidates for A —The strain was developed Loan program authorized last phibious Base, Norfalk, Va. at Alliance, Ohio, and It was There waa alwaja an open door. area telephone.-! will be changed year by the General Assembly. the committee. over to the 7-digit dialing .system the favorite flower of President Seven years will pass before The election of the towm com­ • Straps. on April 1, the Southern New Eng­ 8./Sgt. William F. Williams, McKinley, a native Ohioan. Yes, we might have had less In Just 21! Infants' Just 103! Girls' New Britain has to start paying mittee membership as a whole-will the old days, land Telephone Co. announced yes­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Foster H. W il­ continue on an at-large basis, but terday. More than 126,000 phones back the loans. From then on, each liams. 53 Fairview St., is being WALNUT But we knew how to use what annual installment will equal one- as vacancies occur they will be Q—Who was the first U.S. pres­ we had THERMAL KNIT In the capital area will be affect- assigned to Altus Air Force Base. filled by persons from districts hav­ ident to take the the oath of third of the Increase In taxes that Okla.. following his graduation Young folks ‘ were proud to earn The present exchange letters ing fewer than 10 members on the office at the White House? tneir own, PRAM SOITS will be changed to the correspond­ has resulted from the renewal from the U.S. Air Force technical RESTAURANT committee. A —Rutherford B. Hayes. and contribute to Motn and Dad. SKI PAJAMAS ing numbers on the dial. For In­ projects. training coiirse for mlasile guid­ M hJog,Coiau>amoii \ Repayment will continue for 15 The only objection to the 7 WALNUT STREET Just 18! J u s t 2 7 2 P a irs! stance, CHapel will be replaced by ance s>"stems mechanics at Shep­ amendment was made by Atty. Q—Why are bats able to avoid years, until the principal and in­ pard Air Force Base. Texas. Sgt. We had no musical murder plays. o Nylon and 24. Some 3.100 West Hartford ctis- Arnold Klaii who aaid that. In the flying into obstacles? MI 9-8070 To poison the minds of youth • Sizes tomers will get entirely new num- terest have been returned to the Williams studied the operation, in­ Men's Vinyl Cotton! state. event there waa more than one A —Becau.se they can hear echoes We kids were taught the essen­ Girls' and Women's ber.s. The number system was In- stallation and servicing of airborne district with fewer than 10 repre­ of sound a.s they bounce off objects. tials of life. 4 to 14! trod\ired In the Montville and The slate loans equal one-sixth missile guidance sets and count­ sentatives on the committee, no Sincerity, love and truth. • Solid Colors! 1.44 Waterbury areas last year. of the total cost of each project. down sets for the Atlas mlasile. L j v ^ 3.00 priority waa established to select d r e s s y fla t s The city must put up another He is a graduate of Manchester members from the district with ffTTHE C£Nr£H-FHOff£/7/'9-BI2S Bo I believe the answer is simple, __ Mills to Close sixth, and the remaining two High School. The sergeant and his the fewest members. To the atomic worldly mess thirds Is to be supplied by the fed­ wife, the former Catherine C. Among The Best Pictures Made "Look” and TIES Watertown. .Jan. 25 (/P>- Prince­ Although there had been some Jugt two words will sum it up. eral government. Hayes of Saranac, N.Y., have two discu.sslon at the Novmeber meet- FOR A PERFECT DINNER International selfishness. ton Knitting Mill.s Inc. has an­ children, Patricia ahd“ 'WmraRiT Both projects are to be coordi­ in.T to increase ehe minimum num­ OURMSIDE ■' P. F. Mietzner, nounced It will shut down opera­ nated with the relocation of Route tions here and In Watcrville, a ber of representatives from each ttURNSlLH AVt L HlfD and DELIGHTFUL COCKTAIL 24 Trotter St., Just 22! BOYS' VINYL JACKETS^ Brofc«i 72. The Stanley St. project Involv­ Stats section of Waterbury. when pres­ The Evangelalre Male Quartet district to 11 or 12, the idea waa Manchestter, Oonn. sizes ent orders are completed. ed 93 acres; the LaFayette-Com- from Eastern Nazarene College, dropped. ' 3 4 t c 4 4 l merclal St. project, 35 9 acres. ENDS TUESDAY THIS IS THE PLACE This Is expected to take place Wollaston. Ma.ss., will sing In a Other amendments besides the The Birth o f Spring Earth so brown and crukt^ bsire. Just 0! BOYS’ REVERSIBLE JACKETS $0J)0 1.67 within 60 days. unified as.sembly 9:30 a.m. Sunday Egg Buyer Committed at the Church of the Nazarene. • SHOW TIME • Drinking winter’s Joyous nectar, •Assoptaileolofi! John C. Tate Jr., executive rice They will partleipate in the Wor­ Mellowie-and awaits her share •Suede ow l leather! president of Princeton Knitting. New London, Jan. 25 lA’i - A Of Spring’s magic golden scepter. 17-year-old youth, accused of ship Service at 10:45 a.m. and the Just 8! BOYS' GABARDINE CAR COATS SOAO A division of Burlington Indus­ Evangelistic Service at 7 p.m. Weekdays 8:10 tries, said its properties will be fraudulently purchaaing over 10, Restored again for toll and meas­ 000 eggs, has been committed to SPECIAL put up for sale. The January meeting of the ure Princeton knitting, manufactur­ Norwich Hospital for psychiatric SAT..SUN. 2-‘6-9 Plowed and furrowed with treatment. American Legion Auxiliary, First Tuesday, Feb. 6 p' Just 4! BOYSr NYLON SKI JACKETS 35JI0 er of regular and synthetic knit­ District, will be held Sunday at scheme, ted fabrics, employs a total of 600 The youth, Peter Duane...Taylor 2:45 p.m. at the American Legion Tla the time to plant our treasure Jr., New London, was ordered com persona. Tate said the company Home In South Windsor. Unit ADULTS ONLY $ 1 . 0 0 With hope and prayer we start "will do everything that is practi­ mitted yesterday by Circuit Court our dream. Just 4! B O Y S 'V IN Y L SURCOATS $8.00 HARDWMD Judge George E. Kinmonlh Jr. chairmen are reminded to send in Dinct Just 16! cal to help get people relocated In reports. 4 other jobs," but said there will be Drs. Louis P. Saxe and Charles Furrows warming in the sun. E. Dyer both testified Taylor wjis Men's Clicker ho mass transfera to other Bur­ Welcome gently fsilllng rain. '■/J unable to understand court pro Mr.s, Florence Steven.son will con­ Just 10! BOYS' Cordurey Reversible JACKETS SOHO lington divisions. clude a series of studies on the book Feeding dreams that have been Tate blamed continued loeses for ceedings against him and should be spun committed for psychiatric treat of Daniel at the midweek Bible the shutdown. study tonight at 7:30 at the Salva­ From the spring o f life again. CHMRS merit. Cmepany Three months ago, Princeton tion Army. USHNEL n 5 DAYS. FEB. 13-17 Just ,10! BOYS’ Reversible WOOL JACKETS SOHO The committment order canceled of Bursting buds adorn the trees," out Taylor's presentation on counts A sale of homemade baked goods Evenings at 8:80, Wed. Mat. at 8, Sat. Mat. at 3:30 FISH FRY Pattsms msule with nature’s lure. JACKETS of obtaining money or goods under will he spon.sored by the Estelle (ALL YOU CAN EAT) Perfume wafting In the breeze false pretenses. Carpenter and Mary Greene Clr- 50 Spring’s a treasure sure. Just on BOYS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS 97c ■ Taylor was first arrested by cle.s Community Baptist Church, T A M M Y G R IM E S i. Fried Fish Lemon Wodge . Stats State Police Jan. 1.5 and charged at Stop and Shnp supermarket. W. In harmony the blades of green S-M-L. with fraudulently purchasing 240 Middle Tpke,, tomorrow at 9 a.m. French Fried Potatoes Coleslaw Springing up from Mother Earth, 2.88 2-TOPHITS: dozen eggs, valued at about 8150. Awaken from a winter’s dream *3 atdealforW tebeo.denor FresMy Baked Roils and Butter Pilot from the Sam Bliven Poultry Farm Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet “THE For Spring has given birth. •giOffatdf Bri*n il. WoiMlirud on Anthony Rd.,^North Stonlngton. Adelines, Inc., will meet and re­ a Frootl "ERRAND "PARIS He later was re-arrested on hearse tonight at 8 at the Irish Nettle Reals Just 48! Sayco Just 54! Allied gpare room! BOY" BtUES" three other counts of false egg American Home, 69 Grove St., UNSINKABLE EVERY FRIDAY May 1961 KttaeaBopasdewlhl purchase. In all, Taylor's egg pur­ Hartford. Quartette singing will be 74 Woodland S t Manchester Conn. chases, according to police, totaled emphasized at tonight's rehearsal. 5 P.M, to 9 P.M. Mmn.. “Th^ SBrnnd Tim^ Aroofid" 11,520 separate pieces of "hen Prospective members are Invited. ir DOLL-IN-CASE ” DOLL $97,500 F (» tOWEU, 18 fruit." Value'of the 960 dozen eggs MOLLY BSOM” For Information, call Mrs. Tru­ Weshlhgton, Jan. 26 (4V-The IN MUSICAL CRADLE was set at about 8592 by police. man Crandall, 58 White St., or with The Orchestra ot tha « HARVE PRESNELL ENJOY ONE 06 OUR DEUCIOUS The other counts of fraudulent Mrs. Omer A. GIngras, 85 Henry A n * Redevelopment Adminietra- TABANAN PALACE 6AMELAN tion announced today a 897,500 Jus* 1 1 -^ • Drinks, Wets •king's Castile • Phone >U 3-7832“ ^88 purchasing, pending the out­ St. TICKETS NOW AT BOX OFTICB •W.IC a trrk, to MEREDITH WILLSON, come of yesterday’s hearing,’ hkd OH BY MAIL COCKTAILS sA'nsmNo loan to h e^ finance establiehment Men's Subui^" STANLEY WARNER •been prepared by Waterford po­ A rehearsal of "The Bluebird." Prices

■if MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1962 PAGE FIVE if Countdown Starts Friday Rockville-V ernon Rockville- V ernon Tonal Bpnday. Tlia iKHnwi ef lha pagrlas BsUovmMp win aariat la tim asrvtee and asraion at both tha McKeon Joins Lutheran Year TV-Radio Tonight Barriers Fall for Friendly Visitor Band Members Habran and CUaad churches. Thay Good Weather Forecast wip iqieak on *X>or Commltmaot to Jesus Christ” Tillich la a deflnita . By GBACKO. Entertained by part of the PP ptogram. Fhrlah- Kennedy Asks Help Justice Dept. Best Since ’57 ' A polMd yomitr '•MHoan from In- kmers iara all u r ^ to attend and For Glenn’s Orbits Try Television Town Residents Xtty. Thomas J. McKetm, affili­ The best year since 1957 is the ^ wrapped in the gracetid foldt hear what la being arid through 6;0Q B if 8 Theater (In proKrese) As High Schools Match WlU 33 Bf her native Mtl, movea amonK the young people. (ConUaned from Page One) ated alhee October with the way the Rev. David G. Jaxhelmer Firs! Show Un oroirreM) Fronlfer Circus____ 3 spokesmsm said he continued U> be early Show (tn oroEreM) * Its founders and served as its pres­ In a bylaws change, the new of­ Report says the event was a big Fendletsa. the combined tariff wall of tha abc fice of honorary deacon was cre­ common and only a few older 8-S4S4. even forfeiture of Its free worid WASHAKE ident from 1938 to 1948. ated. A holder of the office nulst THIS is the time to EARN •women cling to the ages-old cus- sncceaa. Prooeds will be placed in CJammoa Mrikst natlans and theae landerihip. School Money Voted, ' Recently returned from a mis­ Radio a fund for the purchase of choir gcpe11:00 News parent and does not hide the fea­ Officers of the Gongregatianal of machine-gun lire from a speed­ tton on tariffs on thosa producta North' Haven, Jan. 25 (AT—Mor­ gOewD WIte Pour Boilers Hutchings, Joseph Novak, Edward •:00 N ew t ; 11:16 SporU Final tions In the countries he visited. Huebner, Kenneth Hoff and George C:06 Today on WaJ* Straat 11:30 Starlight Serenade SECURE tures. Pilgrim Pellowahip met at the He- ing car killed the chief of the Gua­ la w hi^ tha United Btataa and the ton Downey, singing star of the Sllverstein, president of the Rog­ 8:10 Art Johnson Show 1:80 Sign Off Prefers Native Drees hnm Church Sunday evening, lead­ temalan Secret Police, Ranulfo European economic community do inOs and '40s and now president Full Line of CubIobi . Some 85 Vernon voters last night'|>and are empowered to aeek and ac- Weber. They will be installed 8:06 Raynor Shines approved necessary resolutions to cept or reject state aid for the proj­ ers Corporation in Danielson and Sunday. t:00 News a Sim OR WP4)P->t419 GfiEATER . Miss Paul clings to her native ing a dlscsMsion on "Our Commit­ Gonzales, last night as he 80 per cent or mon of an world of the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of VENETIAN IkINDS Manchester, is an authority on la­ 6:UU Today in Hartford ment to Jeeiia Christ" and pUaiiots are North Haven. School Supt. Raymond E. Rams- Laurence Staiger. 7:00 Edward P. Morgan '1-UU News asistants were wounded. The at­ E. A. JOHNSON to.'completion, then devoted their dell said state aid could amount to for his achievements in that field. Reports of officers showed: 8:90 Night Flight 11:10 Ray Somers ;world") the sari gives a sense of A meeting of the Sunday ariiool tackers escaped, and police launch­ tn this cftteconTe SoundaerAer produces recording longest arguments to a $338 item. Since 1952, Sllverstein has trav­ 11:00 Tonight at My Place 1:00 Del R avcee Show EARN A The traditional technique of i^ystems. between $450,000 and $500,000, at The debt on the parsonage has 13:02 Sign OR security with its enfolding drap­ cAcers and teachers was held last ed an extensive eea^ for them. PAINT 00. Eventually, the $338 appropria­ the customary rate of $500 ' per eled abroad on behalf of the been reduced to $4,400. WllfP—IIM ery. evening In the lounge. Political revenge was believed to trading one brick at a time off our The eleeUon was announced sres- tion, for one-year membership in Mutual Security Administration, WTIC—1909 8:00 World News PROMOTION The dot of brilliant red powder respective tariff walls will not terday after the 11-member board's 72S Main S t , TW. MI »"4801 pupils. The school will have clasa- The congregation now numbers • :00 News, Weatntf k Sports #:1U Wall Streot Next Sunday Congregational be the motive for the assassina­ the (Capitol Region Planning rooms fOr 820 pupils, but may be the International Conference of 386 adult confirmed members. 8:90 strictly Sporu 6:16 Showcase and News on Miss Paul’s forehead—a kum- Churches of the town wlU observe tion. suffice to assure American farm meeting In New York City. A g e i^. was approved, and the Management, and Foreign Opera­ 6:30 Suppertime Serenade 4:46 LfOweli Thom as kum—is purely decorative, al­ rated at a greater capacity than Thomaa J. McKeon Sunday School enrollment is 158 6:46 Three SUr Extra 6:66 Sports meeting adjourned 55 minutes after that. tions Administration. with 23 teachers and officers. Ev­ 7:00 Ski R eport 7:10 Richard Hayes and Carol Burnett though in the Hindu religion it sig­ It ^^gan- School evenings, receiving his law erett Thuemmler is superintend­ 7:30 News of the World 7:30 CBS News Analysis nifies possession and is placed on Asked why the town appropria­ 7:45 Your Senator From Conn. 8:00 \*he World Tontm i 49th Ym t /rhe CRPA membership appro­ tion had to be so great in view of degree in 1958. ent. a girl’s forehead during the mar­ priation was the last of nine items South Windsor 8:06 Pops Concert 8:15 Showcase and News riage ceremony, she said. the possible state aid, Ramsdell Under the auspices of the Officers who gave reports Were: 9:00 Nightbeat ^ 13:16 81m OR on the meeting call. The eighth said state aid is given the town in NSA, he toured nine countries in Walter Groas, William Niemann % Million Graduator Miss Paul’s frilly haa . been item, a necessary companion to Christian for many years, her installments over a 20-year period Europe and the Middle East in Sr., Frederick Harding. Howard the ninth, required adoption of an and usually offsets the Interest on 1960 and testified before a Con­ Hi-Y to Discuss Madsen and Kenneth Hoff. 12,000 Men and IVoniMt 'tai grandfather having been convert­ (Herald photo by P^ito) ordinance authorizing the town, of the town’s bonded indebtedness. gressional committee on foreign Conneettoot ed to Christianity. Her father was Vernon to join the CRPA. It was principal of a boy’s college In In­ Miss A(]elaide Paul One man, David H. Gale of 29 security affairs In October that Teen-age Habits FUNDS FOR AIRPORT approved. Miriam Dr., stood in opposition to year. Waahlngton, Jan. 25 (P)—The LEARN TO PLAY dia. Now workitf for her master’s Although the Board of Selectmen He moved to Vernon two years degree at Hartford ‘rheological the bond issue. He said afterward The Hl-Y will' meet today at the Federal Aviation Administration • A C C O R M O N thing and that It will come In her One of her recurring ebaerva- will later appoint the Vernon rep­ he would rather not discuss the ago while working In the labor- Wapplng Community House from Beminao', the young woman is a native land before too long. tiona about the similarity of the resentative, the passage of the reasons. He said he ha^ been over management section at Pratt auid has announced a $700,0(X> grant for graduate of Allahabad University Teaching methods in the United world’a people is that mothers ordinance was enough to make the ground In the past with mem­ Whitney Aircraft. He practiced 8 to 9:30 p.m. The program will be • CNORO ORGAN focated in the city of that name IHTRODUCES Improvements at Tweed-New Hav­ States, Mia.<< Paul estimates, are throughout the world are con­ at the confluence of the Ganges Vernon the 26th town to join the bers of school building committees. law in Vernon until October when a parent-youth clinic, discussing en Airport in New Haven, Conn. and Jumna Rivera about two decades ahead of those cerned with the same thinga for CiuiJi0dcuid 27-town regional agency since its Brown questioned the economy he joined the Wolff agency. such teen-age habits as dating, The money will provide for ac­ • TRUM PET Uke all educated Indians, Miss practiced In India. Subject matter, tfaelr children. All want the beet Inception in 1958. of the school. He said the cost In Vernon, McKeon ha.s been drinking, and driving. quisition of land for clear approach rather than the child, ie stiU given for their children, and are eon- Only Hebron is left. figures out to $1,105 per pupil, active in Democratic circles and All parents of Hl-Y members are zones, extension and lighting of PRIVATE LESSON'S—BEGINNERS—ADVANCED •Paul had. an excellent knowledge "onlyl three per cent less than the .of English before coming to the first Importance hi India, but aha earned with ethical and moral Discussion of the CRPA mem­ is president of the Rockville-Ver- urged to attend. nmaway 1-19, approach lighting believes India's methods \rill grad­ problems, she aaya bership boiled . down to inquiries Lake St. School.” non Young Democratic Club. He and fencing and other improve­ United States. No amount of read­ DIRECT FROM FLORIDA said he will announce his resig­ CHESTER ACCORDION STUDIO ing on the subject can adequately ually switch the eiiq>haaU to the Hiss Paul will end her aiay la on possible future appropriations He recalled a hearing before the Manchester Bi'enlng Herald ments. The FAA made the an­ child. New England this ■uaunar. flhe for membership and for agency SBC in June in which residents nation tonight at an 8 o’clock South Windsor correspondent nouncement yesterday through the jmepare the Par Easterner for meeting of the club at the Public M l 3-5704 American living, she says. Ameri­ People Alike plana to go to the University of projects. questioned the building commit Laura Katz, triephone MItchail office of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- 86 YEARS IN MANCHESTER Seymour E. Lavitt, currently tee’s proposals and the choice of Safety Building at Vernon Center. 4-1758. DALE CARNEGIE can movies shown in India and "There are more atmilarltiea Maryland next year where She will His wife, Alice, recording sec­ Ck>nn. .American tourikts visiting there than differehcea between people work as a graduate assistant in CRPA representative from Rock­ architect, William Mlleto. He said throughout the world," Mlea Paul the campus ministry program. ville, said the membership fee committeemen promised to keep retary for the club, will announce give a distorted view in her judg­ may go up as much aa $10 in the the Skinner Rd. costs considerably her resignation as well. The nom­ Ways , This Leader ment. declares. She treasures her Invi­ With her dlverslfled badkground, inating committee will be asked ‘The freedom of American life tations to dinner each Sunday with warm and friendly personality, next year or two but there la no below the cost of the Lake St. ship Training WUl special project In the offing which School; also designed by Mlleto, if to name candidates for the posts was "overwhelming'’ at first, she Bolton famillea. Here, In Ameri­ Miae Paul abould be an ambas­ they could. at next month’s meeting. Beneft Every Man ■aid. but it has given her "a fresh can homes, she .says, one comes sador of good will wherever She trill call for additional money. and Wom$ui. outlook." She believes it Is a good to really understand Americans. travels. Anyway, the town Is not com­ Too, he said the planning time, The speaker tonight will be Ray­ pelled to appropriate ■ funds for eight and a half months. Is long mond E. Spielman, state represent­ special projects, he said. compared to school. planning time ative from Vernon, who will talk 1. Increaa. Your PoU« and In future years, said finance in other towns and asked if there on future town prospects. Confldene. board member Herbert Hanna- is a schedule completion date. McKeon is a native of New York bury, the membership appropria­ SBC Chairman John R. Cottier City. He graduated from Mt. St. 2. Bpeak More Effectively to tion will probably be contain^ In said there is no timetable.. Michael's School, and received his Groups and Individuals the selectmen's budget. Last spring, however, Ramsdell bachelor’s degree from Fordham Robert Hall University in 1950. He served in 5. Bell Yourself, Tour Ideas, Remaining argument concerned told the board of education the Your PrtJduct the possible appointee to the Ver­ Skinner Rd. achool should be ready the Army (Counter Intelligence non reproeentatlve's poet. by September, 1962, That Infor­ Corps from 1951 to 1954, most of the time In Japan. From the Ar­ announces! 4. Increase Your Human Itola- Ask District Appointee mal target date has since been tlons Skills Charles H. Brown, chairman of discarded. Official oatimates now my, he went to the NSA. the Vernon Fire District Zoning place the completion some time In The McKeons have two children. 6. Remember Names, Faces 20,000 the spring of 1963. Tommy, 3. and Mary Alice, 1%. and Facts Commlselon, asked that selectmen appoint a member of either the William F. Aborn, an SBC mem­ They have put their house on Han­ GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF district zoning or planning com­ ber and head janitor of the school son Dr, Vernon, up for sale. 6. Sharpen Your ItocUdon- mission. He was echoed by Wil­ System, said some of the construc­ OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Making Skills liam M. Johnson, member of the tion cost should be •nade up In re­ 7. Control Fear and Worry A N Y 1960-1^61 AUTOMOBILE planning commission. duced maintenance expense. Pensions Granted Spending money Although Vernon’s total popula­ Materials, such as terrazzo tile 8. Develop Tour Latent Abili­ tion of 16,961 permits two repre- for floors and pre-cast wall panels QUALITY TAILORED ties Mntatlves to the CRPA, one of the will require no palnUng and mini­ To Two Employes and saving money openings is available to a repre­ mal repairs, he said. No one could estimate cash sav­ The pension applications of Ar­ To Win A Promotion sentative from the city of Rock­ ings. ville because more than halt the thur J. McGowan, 10 Vine St., a is a serious 2 9 . 9 5 Make Yourself town’s populace lives in the city. cu.stodlan for the board of educa­ Promotable! The other poet picked up last tion, and of Mrs. Mildred Dewey, business night, calls for representation for Crandall Elected 110 Cedar St., an employe of the 15.000 the whole ' town, including Rock- library board, were approved iaat night by the pension board. vilrt, although the' political dlri- Board Secretary Both will retire Feb. 2. BE OUR aions In Vernon prompt most peo­ ALL WOOL WEST GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF McGowan was employed in July ple to think of the town aa two "Robert Hall makes and HALF GALLOHS separate entities. Truman Crandall 68 White St, 1949. and he will receive a pension WITHOUT DOST In earlier action, the voters ap­ was elected secretary of the build­ of $36.84 monthl.v. Mrs. Dewey sells .for eashfinon ANY 1958-1959 AUTOMOBILE ing committee last night, to fill joined the pension plan in January men’s suits and eoata proved a number Of items which 1954, four years after she joined had the cumulative effect of au­ the vacancy caused by the resigna­ the library staff. She will receive than any other OR OBLIGATION r thorizing the town to float a $1, tion of John Mortimer. clothier in Amerita.** 206,000 Tx)nd issue to pay for the $20.04 monthly. MEN’SSDITS Crandall was appointed to WITH $300,000 Maple St. School addition, The board also approved the pur­ three-year term on the commit­ chase by the Hartford National Why? Regular Price 59c the $874,500 Skinner Rd. School tee In November 1960. A Republi­ project and the $31,500 cost of the Bank and Trust Co., trustee of the can, he Is an engineer for Pratt fund, 160'ahares of Charles Pfizer FREE COUPON Skinner Rd. school plot. The land and Whitney, division of United Because... coat, already paid, will be returned Co., Inc., stock with $7,350 in in­ we save-yoo save. to the general fund. Aircraft Corp., In East Hartford. terest accumulated in the fund. 10.000 Introductory Coupon 20c Off Mortimer resigned recently be- The next meeting of the pension The selectmen and town treaaur- causer he has joined General Elec­ Demonstration . er are also authorized temporary board will be Feb. 21. • No e r e ^ diarges borrowing power up to $1,174,500 tric In Schenectady, N. Y. GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF NEW GENERAL MANAGER • No service diargM DEATH AT 18 Wallingford, Jan. 25 (At—Wal­ • No fancy flxtores SESSION Barcelona, Sprin, Jan. 25 (JPi— lace Silversmiths has announced ANY 1956-1957 AUTOMOBILE HALF Three more bodies were recovered the appointment of E. P. DoIIlver • Noihow windowi today from the debris of the 8-sfory of Lennoxville, Que., aa general 20% OFF GALLON FREE DELIVERY resort hotel that collapsed at near­ manager. • OntoftibehiD^ m t M . W* w in DeUver Anything! by Pineda Tuesday when near Dolliver has been president of rent locations (OOMIKNYS) completion. Wallace Silversmiths (Canada) You Pay Only ARTHUR’S This brought the death toll to since 1957. In other words.it makea OUR REGULAR PRia 2 9 .9 5 >n 2-1809 13 but some 15 workers were be­ Both companies are subsidiaries lieved still missing and the search of the Hamilton Watch Co. of Lan­ plain common-eense. MANCHESTER, continued. caster, Pa. Why pay for somethinj' LESS20% 5.99 5,000 you cannot wear! WEDNESDAY, CyMBERLANO FARRIS HAS DONE IT ABAIN AA Therefore, our reasons GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF SAVE 20c for saving you money are JAN. 31 Now . . . 100% Pure P’lorida Orange Juice in dairy clean half gallon g lu s just as Sfnmd today) as containers. 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Hartford 5, Oonn. lOM SM West Mala St., Nsw Btttala ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE—MI S-2708--TR 5-3010 m Marfcst aqaBn, Nswtagtoa 27 Bari SA, PtaiavOls / ^LENTY OF FREE PARKING AD t-aooo OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9—LOW, LOW BANK TERMS OPEN SEVEN DAYS-^ AJL to f PjL , MOST STORE8-GHECK POSTED HOUBS IN TOUR LOCAL S-TORE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1962'

such gasturis, Moscow la not after ths guaranteed low-down vsrslons TrusUes of ths UnlvsfsUy of Con- the Lord in the air: and so swear to the complaint or petition Will be housed a t ' the homes of Nathan Hale Community Center. an ear at all, not avwi a very ape- of the Ribicoff candidacy story. nsotlcut, s Bocret ballot was taken A Thought for Today ws ever be with ths lk>rd. 1 Coventry for adjustment. Thessalonlans 4:16-17, Notice members of the high school glee Head chaperons will be Mr. and EvntUtg Ifrralb dal’ ear, but after an ego. Connecticut These following statements^ rs- elsotlng Abo Ribicoff jnoaidmt of Stronaorsd by the Manehastar The board will not entertain and drama c tu ^ aa well aa oth­ Mrs. Pa'ul A. Bbardman, assisted member, are not ours, but tlie tho unlvsrslty upoii the retirc- OouioU sf ClnirelMs This d ^ not mean ths and of oomplainta unless this law is com­ ers who have offered to accom­ by Mr. and Mra. John L. Plaster rom.tm«p «y t h s . In the Invitation to the Presi­ multiple messages clustered along msnt of Dr. Albert N. Jorgonaon. the world. It simply means that piled with, he said. The form may From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen an Interminable grapevine. '■* .Ahrerybotfy knowa Abo haa alwaya every real Christian will be taken WE HAVE DAILY Atty. Girard modate them. and Mr. and Mra. Arthur R.Voss. dent’s brother Moscow Is Interest- Yankee be fllled out by an agent or at­ To Show Slides Tax Board’s M»acbt*l*T, CoDo. ed, In our opinion, not In getting “Ribicoff is dying to get on the wanted to ratirs to the aeademic Many pirpmlnant Bible teachers suddenly out of the world, and torney, Girard said. By A. H. 0. life. But If anybody atiU has any of the prSient day are agreed that those who. died pleasing to God DEUVERY TO THE ’The Friendly Circle of First Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ By DORIS BEUHNO TaOMAS F raRODSQN any particular word or proposition Supreme Court. But Frankfurter, Named Head The board will review all prop­ WALTER R. FERGUSON the old meanie, doesn’t like Abe, Inatlnct to doubt the authenticity the next great event that will hap­ shall be raised Instantly from the Congregational Ciiurclf will meet entry correspondent, F. Pauline Mra. David ’Thomas, 76 ^ o t t Hearings Set PubUslian across to anybody, but in planting pen to the world might Well be the erties on \yhich it has received at 8 p.m. Feb. 6 at the church Little, telephoBe Pilgrim t-6>Sl. Dr., obtained from her mother^ln^ ■ Octetitwr 1. isn We have, for several columns and won’t get off so Kennedy can of this story, let him explain other- dead. appeals before making final de- inside the President’s brother the past, been trying to use our own appoint Abe. Anyway, Kennedy wlae, if he can, why Governor sudden return to the earth of the With the “salt of the earth" vestry. Mrs. Harry R. R y u Jr. of law this old-fashioned recipe for The hoard of tax review, has fiverjr Brenins Lord Jesus Christ. They know of taken out, and the restraining in­ BOLTON Of Tax Unit cirion as to whether an adjustment Wall St. will show slides of the _____ ■ iM Holl&]r». jintefetl At X idea that he might become the powers of analysts and deduction might appoint Goldberg. So Abe Dempsey, Just a few weeks ago, is in order or not. It will then 924,860 SETTLEMENT her husband's favorite OatmeaJ scheduled sessions at the Town Post l)rfloe at liMchMtar. C6iuu. aa to chart an appraisal of the Dem­ will run for the Senate, and win, took away from tbs University no other prophecy yet to be ful­ fluences of the Holy Spirit gone, trip she, her husband and chil­ Wew Haven, Jan. 25 —A Meri­ Beo^ Claaa Mallilattf.____ architect of agreement and peace. ocratic situation which involves trustees the money they planned filled which must, in the Biblical this world will shortly thereafter Atty. Robert A. Girard was study each complaint. Tho flnal dren took to tire Virgin Islands Bread. Hall on Feb. 1 from 7 to 9 p.m.; This possibility, presented with the and sit in the Senate a month or decision will be mailed to the den man has agreed to a 924,250 OatmeaU Bread the possibility that Welfare Secre­ two, and then Kennedy will ap­ to apend interviewing other poten­ order Of things, precede this tre­ experience a time of tribulation AREA elected chairman of ttie board of during the Christmas holiday. settlement for injuries he suffered Wednesday, Feb. 7, 7 to 9 p.m.; and SUBSCRiPTTOrrRATBS charm of which the KremUh can be mendous event. such as hat never been before or property owner. ’The meeting will complete plana 2 cups boiling water Payablt ia AdT^ca tary Abe Ribicoff might become point Abe to the Supreme Court, tial candidates for the post. That tax review at its meeting Tuesday Serving on the board with in July 1957 while emplo.ved as an 1 cup rolled oats Saturday, Feb. 10, 10 a.m. to 2 Carrier U a li capable, would have to have Its ap­ his party's candidate for the Unit­ Kennedy and Frankfurter both proves It." The Apostle Paul describes this shall be again. for the public smorgasboard the Oat. Tear ... ..$15.50 S23 0U Major E. Walter Laraie night a£’”the Town Office Building. Girard are Mrs. Bessie I. Strack circle will serve March 17 at the assistant foreman at the Rose ’a cup unsulpliured molasses p.m. George Munson, Clifton Horne, & Montba . A. 7.7S ll.UU peal for any energetic, ambitious ed State Senate. We have con­ having changed their minds the Such .are the''authentic; Inside coming occurrance as follows: The board will be In session FVb. and Grant E. Toothaker Jr. Window Products Co. of Southing­ 2 teaspoons salt and William Moran Jr. serve on the Tliraa Mootba .. S.90 6-6U cluded, without a single authentic information versiona of the Ribi­ “For the Lord himself, alvill de­ The Salvation Army LENOX church vestry with Mrs. P. D. Per- One Uonth .. .. l.SO 1 85 Individual not conspicuously lack­ moment Abe became a senator." 1, 2, 3 and 5 from 9:80 a.m. to Concert ’Tonight ton. The agreement was announced 2 tablespoons soft butter board. piece of Information from any of If dear reader, does not care for coff candidacy. We felt somehow scend from heaven with a shout, klnson as general chairman. in Superior Court yesterday. Al­ 1 yeast cake or i pkg. dry yeast Weekljr ...... 30 46 ing In ego. ’Then Moscow would with the voice* of the archangel, 4:30 pjn. at Uhe assessor’s office ’The Boston University Choral Coventry Garden Club is plan­ GOI* Reception Set those people who really know what that version, let him try this one: oblinted to present them to ovif Skirts for Ifou PHARMACY In the Town Office Bulldii^. fred Ramctta, 37, of 43 North 'a cup llkewarm watej: The January meeting ot the An­ MKMBBR OF have somebody carrying the ball la going on. that John Bailey is readers, before we went on with and with the trump of God: and Skirts are easier than ever to Art Society will be heard in pub­ ning its annual rummage sale from TUB ASSOCUTBD PRESS "The whole idea is not to get 299 E. CENTER ST. According to CSialrman Girard lic concert today at 8 p.m. at Cov­ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 9 at the Spring St., had brought suit 5 cups all-purpose flour dover Republican Women's Club The Aaaodated Prera la exclusively for it, not in a game played ac the grand strategist for those in­ any more -of our own unof­ the dead In Christ shall rise first: wear. This is because the skinny against the William L. Bonnel Co., Add boiling water to oats. Stir Abo appointed to the Supreme then we which are alive and re­ skirt has given way to the flared m . Ml 9-0894 any property owner who has a entry High School under the di­ Nathan Hale Community Center. will feature a reception for new entitled to the use of repuhlication of cording to rules, but in one of terests' for whom the Ribicoff can­ Court, but to get John Bailey ficial, unauthorized, unauthenticat- complaint on tho grand list of Oct. Newman,.Ga„ sifld the Cargo Truck two or three times and let stand members. It will be held at the ele­ all news dispatches credited to It or didacy would be an easy cure-all, ed theorizing. main shall be caught up together skirt or the skirt darted at the rection of Alan C. Lannom. The Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Devine has Leasing Inc. of Atlanta, Ga. Ram- for one hour. Then add unsul­ not otherwise credited in this paper those Informal toucli games in appointed to the United States with them In the clouds, to meet hipbone to provide ease. 1, 1961 as to assessments or in­ event was arranged by Miss Rob­ been named chairman. mentary school on Tuesday, Jan. and also the local news pupllihed here. that Ribicoff himself Is still far Senate, just as he once wanted to etta was helping unload a truck phured molasses, salt, butter, dis­ 30 at 8 p.m. All rirhta of repubileation of special which the players don’t even wear from being committed, but can crease of ssaesaments Is required erta Garstka of the music depart­ Teen-Agers Dance' Set backed up to a platform when his solved yeast and: stir mixture to Blapatchea herein are also reserved. be, just for the temporary title and by law to state the reasons for the A brief talk on the functions of uniforms. still be worked on, and that Ribi­ Charges Dismissed ment. There will be a dance for local foot slipped through an opening. blend. Add flour, three cups at tho paYty caucus will be given by honor involved, back when Bowlee -1 , f, ■ . complaint in writing, and rigm and The 40 members of the eociety F u ll s e r \’ica c lie n t of N E . A. S e rv We hope there is never, on the coff. if he should run, Wbuld have teen-agers at 8 pjn. Saturday at 'He suffered multiple injuries. . once, then one at a time. Mix Mrs. Edward Montondon, secretary le e. Inc. something less than his own old appointed Bill Benton instead. Abe Washington, Jan. 25 (iD—BIs- TUNE TEASERS thoroughly after each addition. Publishers Representatives: The part of • any administration at runs for the Senate, Kennedy ap­ of the Republican Town committee. Jollut Mathews Special Agency — New original magic with the electorate. points him to the Supreme Court, sell, Inc., of Grand Rapids, Mich., The dough Is extremely sticky. Use In charge of refreshments are Fork Chicago Detroit and Boston. Washington, any unwillingness to But'perhaps our readers are Im­ won dismissal of three false ad­ a generous-' amount of flour on Mrs. Carl Rtlcns, chairman, Mrs. MEiMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Abe resigns from the Senate, GROUP SW IM board when kneading dough. CIRCtJLATlONS______respond to any positive Moscow patient with such inconclusive, Governor Dempsey appoints Bai­ vertising charges today. But the Clifton Hofnc and Mrs.^axwell B. Ullil Sprinkle flour on dough when Hutchinson. gesture, any indifference to any non-authoritatlve theorizing, and The Herald Prlntlnc Company. Inc., ley to serve until the next elec­ firm was ordered to abandon three THE SAME LOW PRICES, THE SAME MG SAVINGS. needed, , assumes no fiimnclnl rc.sponsibtlltv for situation in which moderates in­ would prefer verdicts straight tion, and Kennedy is rid of both AND Youth Sumla.v Slated typographical errors apnenrlng In ad- from the horse’s mouth, stralgnt other claims judged misleading by WIN Cover dough with cloth and let Youth Sunday will be observed Ribicoff and Bailey, the two men ’▼artlsements and other reading m atter side Communism might need help from those who really know the the Federal Trade Commission. rise until almost double. Knead, at Andover Congregational Church. to The Manchester Evening Herald from the outside world to main­ who did more than any non-rela­ AND real inside. tives to gdt him the Presidency.” The FTC held that Biasell had turn into generously buttered pans, Sunday at 9:4.5 a m. worship. Mera< Display advertising closing hours: tain their own leadership, or even So be it, for the rest of this We don’t know which version misrepresented that Its rug-clean­ let rise again. Bake in 350 degree hers of the Pilgrim Fellrfwship^ill For Monday—1 p.m Friday. any discourtesy to an invitation column. Everything that follows is ing shampoo and applicator dry NOW oven for. 45 to 60 minutes. Cool participate. ^ r Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. our dear readers are likely to clean ruga and give professional SPORTS CLUB bread on wire rack to prevent It For Wedne.sdav—1 p m Tuesday. no statement or theory of our own, Plaid Stamps! The sermon, "Called to phristlan which might, after all, be some­ choose, but, if we may express a PRIZES For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday. results at one-tenth the coat, and from becoming -soggy. Freedom," will be g iv ^ by Miss For Friday—1 p m Thursday. thing ca.sual. but statement or theory from personal preference, it is for the that a rug may be cleaned merely Being Formed Locally A&P i everyday low prices make it possible for you to gel full value for The bread is best served heated Kathleen Donahue, /O ther mem- For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. those who admit that they really following explanation of it all, by spreading the shampoo. DIAL or toasted. This recipe will make Cla.^slfled deadline: in;.80 a.m each But, if there is business which know what is going on. which ia so hot off the grlddl’e ws •very one of the hundred pennies in your food dollar. And that applies berS taking part ace Richard Yale. flay of publication except Saturday— ought to be done between us, it At the same time, the commis­ COMPLETE FACILITIES CONTEMPLATED 1230 two loaves. Whitney Merritt Yr, Robert Rich­ I a m If, in presenting the real low- venture to present it as something sion dismissed charges that Bii- to anything you buy in any department any day I You can imagine how much Mrs. Thomas was bom In Hart­ ards, George Miin.son' Jr., and Thursday, January 25 will not, if it is good business, and down on the story, we somehow of a guaranteed exclusive. sell falsely claimed its rug sham­ FOR YEAR AROUND ACTIVITIES. 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. help this will be to budgets that can stand a lot of savingsl And naturally, ford,, lived in Newington most of Claudia Conlan. good for both, need to be whisper­ seem to fall to keep everything we Here is our own particular fa­ poo gives professional results, if your money buys mofe — you can serve your farr\ily more appetizing and her lile, and wa.s graduated from Members of the Pilgrim Fellow­ report in harmony with Itself, if vorite:: that Its upholstery shampoo will IF INTERESTED IN JOINING— Newington High School, She has ship will also baby-.sit- during the Momonl To Remember ed into any particular ear. We there is some inevitable clash be­ "Discussion of Abe running for nourishing foods. Starting today — put every penny to work by shopping think Bobble's adherence to previ­ clean upholstery merely by Writ* P.O.Box 93 lived in Manchester more than a church’s annual meeting at 3 p.m. Put It down In that notebook tween one guaranteed version and the Senate has already become spreading on the shampoo, and A&P food values every week . . . AND GET PLAID STAMPS, TOO! year, is a member of the New­ Sunday. ous travel schedules is discreet and another, don’t blame us. We are, purely, ahem, ahem, academic — MANCHESTER WINFf you should be keeping for the truly that both tho rug and upholstery comer's Club of the YWCA, and The board of I'cllgiou.s education extraordinary events of our times wise. henceforth, merely the reporter. academic, that Is because, at last shampoos have twice the cleaning superintendent of the tipper Junior win meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at So here, in whatever order, are week’s meeting of the Board of power of competing products. class of Center Congregational the Meetinghouse, that It was on the 23rd of January, DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY! Mrs. Walter Keller of North 1962, that an American diplomat The Press In The Limelight Church School. She plays the ukelele, guitar, Coventry will be guest speaker at prociaimed out loud In a formal in­ It has Indeed proved true that cord organ and doc.s all forms of the Women’s Fellowship meeting ternational gathering that Com- hand work. on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. the telecasting of presidential Mrs. Hoyd llnme . munist China, the villain, was try­ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF Her husband l.s an actuarial as­ news conferences has offered the sistant with Connecticut Mutual Mrs. Hazel Floyd, Grade 4 teach­ ing to provoke the United States members of the press itself almost er at the elementary school, is and Russia, those peace loving Insurance Co., Hartford. as much limelight as the President, T O t OR The couple haa three children, now recuperating at home. She Btates, into fighting a war with EXCITING NEWS! Same low, low Deborah Ann, 6, I.aura Jean, 2, was recently a patient at the Wind­ and each press conference seems ham Community Memorial Hospi­ one another over the Asian king­ to produce some example of some BOTTOM ROUND LB and Brenda Diane, a year old next 7 9 * month. tal. dom of Laos. kind of reporter trying to take ad­ ROASTS "I think Manclie.ster is the most This historic event took place at vantage of such opportunity. Manehester Evening Herald An­ .... J wonderful town in Connecticut, big dover enrres|H>iiilrnt. Margery Geneva, at the 14 nation confer­ Yesterday, it was a case of a enough to offer everything, yet ence on Laos, and the charge was small enongli to "care, " says this .Montandon, telephone Pilgrim practiced attention-getter deliber­ prices PLUS trading stamps! SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF 2-6012. made by-American Delegate Wil­ ately smearing the reputations of booster of her new community. liam H. Sullivan, and he warned two State Department employes in TOP ROUND the Chinese Conununlsts of the fu­ her own effort to make the head­ tility of their vUe plotting in the lines, which she certainly did when OR CUBE LB Town Asks Bids for Flowers following words: President Kennedy responded with STEAKS 9 9 On Tree Kemoval For All Occasions, It’s “No amount of machination or his particular brand of icy anger. provocation can force the United trunk, and a sugar maple at 65 Une St. near the Nike site, Goba's Flowers States Into a war against its wish­ Last week, the most conspicuous Bids on the removal of 13 trees live 30-lnch sugar maple in Beth will he opened Thursday, Feb. 1, Prospect St., also with a 37-lnch Call PAUL BL’ETTNER es. use of the press conference by a UPER.RIGHT O O ^ trunk. ^ Sholom'Cemetery, a dead 2S-lnch (Formerly with Pentland's) C3UALITY IB O T f Eye of Round Roast RIGHT LB o o ° “You can tell your government member of the press came from Face Rump Roast at 11 a.m. in the Municipal Build­ Other trees are a 24-lnch elm elm at 109 Foster SI., and a live 1122 BURNSIDE AVE. ing. 27-lneh swamp maple at 20-22 some unidentified character who lUPER-RIGHT O O ^ on Hartford Rd. near the Pratt EAST HARTFORD that the United States and the So­ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Russell St. made a pretty little speech in Back Rump Roast QUALITY LI ▼ ▼ Swiss Steak The largest trees in the bid In­ and Whitney parking area oppoaite JA 8-6000 or MI 8-5476 viet Union have no intention of vitation are a dead elm on Hart­ Pilgrim Mills, a 30-inch dead elm 'ITic other trees are ot smaller llleltverles Dally to Klancheste fighting a war to the advantage of which, while pretending to ask a Center Cut Shins „S5° ford Rd. with a 37-Inch diameter on Hackmatack Bt. and another on diameter. 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School pickled beeta; Thursday — oven- Milford, Maaa., Jan. 25 IDI—The / (OoatlBiM< (roBi Pmgt Om ) St., died early this morning at fried chicken, gnyy, buttered 8-itory brick building of W«ber k. aggression mounted against the Restrictions on developing 1and< »aoutices Commlaalon, tiis ooopera- noodlea, peaa and earrota, cran­ Manchester Memorial Hospital af­ lying within the flood plains Unaffected by For Kowalski Rose Co., a furniture .ztor# a short hemisphere.” at Uvs 'Venture between the state and berry sauce; Friday— macaroni and Ijr opUoiUUo about proapacta (or ter a short Illness. streams running through Mancfies- distance from the fire station, suf­ Such acts of Indirect aggression, the federal government Is de­ cheese, macaroni and tomatoes, a (a iiiy atroitf atand axalnat Cuban Mr. Ruff was bom in Hungary, ter are Ifbingr Investigated by the fered extensive damage In a gen­ Rusk said, have an immediate im­ signed to prevent new flood hazards french style beans, cole slaw; des­ (CoaHaoeg from Page One) Sept. 1, 1880, and had lived here town, according to letter aent DiunpingBan eral alarm fire laet night Unof­ communlam. It consldera ramoval pact in the Caribbean area but, a and correct existing ones. sert, milk, bread imd butter served "wdth one exception (Cuba), there 40 years. He was a retired paper to the Town Planning Commlaalon. ficial estimates of damage ranzsiil of the Havan regime from OAS Damageable buildings ahould be with all meals. man Bailey referred to, O’Brien up to $100,000. Is not a foreign minister present maker and had worked at Lydall The possibility of effecting these An Ellington decision to cut off pointed out, waa former Gover­ bodiea would be a# atrong It not and Foulds and Colonial Board kept out of the flood-prone areas Lake Streeb School: Monday- whose country has not felt the im­ restrictions ' where "people- could and the land should he put to aafe Rockville's use of the Enilngfaxi nor A. A . RKbicoff, now U.S. Sec­ atrongfer than a break In diploma­ paper mills. He was a member of not build within a certain distance chicken noodle soup, luncheon meat Washington, Jan. 25 (D — One pact of tnterventtonist activities use. Wise said, adding that such diunp May 1 will have no effect on sandwiches, spice cake with icing; retary o f health,, education and tic relations. which constitute essential elements St. John's Polish National Catholic o f a water way,” was raised by of 12 re^onal conferences aimed control can be eccompliahed only Tueadgy— meat balls, mashed pota­ welfare. of the international Communist Church. General Manager Richard Martin ■ewage commitments'‘between the at adoption of .uniform highway The delegation was reported to through local axmlng regulations. toes, buttered carrots, gelatin with The diacuaslon between Bailey design." Survivors include' his wife, Mrs. In connection with a new coopera­ two communltiea, nor should It af­ safety aids will be held at Concorde have come here believing it would Actual studies of the flood plain fruit: Wednesday—apaghettl with and lA M offldala, he said, waa FREE 1200 Bike Gallaa Ruff; a daughter, Mrs. N. H., May 4, Secretary of Com­ be easier to get a diplomatic break Rusk urged a search for, means tive program between the state fect Industiiee showing an Interest Wilber Dubord of Nevada; a step-' conditions throughout the atate hamburg, cheese wedges, buttered carried or. In a friendly atmos­ merce Luther H. Hodges an­ ■ Bonus Triple'^ than expulsion of Castro’s govern­ to strengthen defense against such and the federal government. in Ellington industrial land. daughter, Mrs. Leona Gromulski will be conducted by the U.S. Army green beans, apple sauce; Thurs­ phere. ‘Tt waa a difference be­ nounced yesterday. ment from the OAS. But U found activity. Citing, difficulties along Bige­ This atuUysls of the sewer veraua of Bolton; two stepsons, Frank Corps of Engineers — without day—corned beef hash,, buttered tween political proa," O’Brien exr there is a symbolic significance in "In particular we should direct low Brook at Lenox St., Martin dump situation was made today in charge. Areas likely to receive peaa, cole slaw, brownies; Friday—r- plained. "H e eaid you have a good Key West, Fla., Jan. 25 (P) — some Latin American countries to the Inter-American defense board Gallas of Manchester and Stephen said that some kind of regulation a aeries of comments from Inm'vi- F u ll Gallas of Wethersfield: 9 step- strong support are those where clam ichowder, peanut butter and man (M r. Kowalski), and good Terrance C. Edgecomb, 23, Barre. a diplomatic break which made it to establish a special security com­ —either under a permisalve act In duals crnicerned with the dump lueif to you but the meaning of FRK IM SMMI grandchildren and 16 etep-gTc®l" the General Statutes, or under the valley growth Is active or likely, Jelly sandwiches, assorted Cookies. Vt., a N avy submariner who dis­ more difficult^^-to b riiv about than mittee to recommend individual ban's effect on Induatrial develop­ his words were probably misun­ ] W M tWs Ceepen aad the Pewheie ef| grandchildren. Flood Plain Act of the Water Re­ according to Wise. , Bread, butter and milk served with appeared Sunday, has been turned the less dramatic OAS action. and collective measures to the gov­ ment. derstood.” BOOK The funeral will be held at the sources Commission—"might pre­ Requests for the assistance each luncheon. over to Navy authorities for dis­ 81c lias The United States is known to ernments of the American states Usually reliable sources said this The lAM official stressed that Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main vent this kind of trouble In the ahould include the following: Maple Street School: Monday— ciplinary action on a charge of CKKST OR COLGATI want to avoid forcing any action for their greater protection against morning an out-of-state manufac­ he Intends to write to Bailey and St., Saturday at 6 a.m., followed future.” 1. Section of the river to be< rs'Moll, buttered green beans, cold being absent without leave. on any nation which might bring any acts or threats of aggression, turing firm has shown Interest hi clarify things. "I’m sorry Mr. by a Mass at St. John’s Polish Na­ He noted that the properties in studied. slaw; Tuesday—hamburg with Edgecomb had told friends he TOOTHMnE trouble for that nation's govern' direct or indirect, resulting frxm induatrial acreage in the Winder- Bailey might have gotten the im­ tional Catholic Church at 9:30. the Lenox St. area apparently in­ 2. The type of development, and gra'vy, buCterM earrota, pickled planned to go skin diving. Lster On* Csipsn N r Cuttanwr mcnt or arouse a volatile people to continued intervention o f the S ln ^ mere section of Ellington. The pression toat words were being Cauean tbni Isn. 27 revolt. The theory is that too much Burial will be in St. John's Polish clude the brook bed. However, the whether It la under controls. beets, buttered mashed potatoes; his wallet and clothing were found Soviet powers or others associated sources, who declined to be named, put in his mouth.” National Catholic Cemetery. brook bed, partly because of the 3. Present pressures for devel­ Wednesday— baked ham, buttered on a beach. pushing could backfire into the with them," he said. said the firm’s Interest la "legiti­ Origin of the story about Bai­ overthrow of certain governments, Friends may call at the funeral location and design o f the conduit opment. maahed potatoes, buttered corn, Police arrested the man yester­ Rusk blasted communism as mate. It is a prime, large factory.” ley's reported remarks favoring and loss of a friendly government "brutal, reactionary and sterile" home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ stream, la ^adually eroding the 4. Present zoning of the area. buttered spinach; Thursday—baked day as he arrived at a girl friend's morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 A check with the- State Develop­ Congressman Kowalski came at apartment. They had been watch­ would be too high a cost to pay and Communists as "the scaven­ land and eventually will under­ 5. (Present status of flood plain ment Commission today revealed chicken with gravy, buttered peas, p.ra. cranberry sauce, choice of butter­ the meeting of the atate confer­ ing the apartment since a waitress FRH! FREE! FREE! (Or harsh action against Cuba. mine a house. gers of transition from stagnation provision in the zoning regulation. there is nothing specific In the ence of- Machinists last weekend Martin further pointed out that ed rice or mashed potatoes; Fri­ informed them she saw Edgecomb On the other hand, this reason­ in the modem world." Both Edward Rybezyk, town works. James S. Klar, planning at the Statler-Hllton. Extra the Hockanum River through Hll- day— choice of tomato soup or there Tuesday. ing goes, the only risk to the U.S. He said "the monstrous injus planning engineer, and W alter chief, said the Ellington location is George Nelson, national legis­ liardville easily could cause con­ clam chowder, cheese, tuna fish, government in compromise would tice of the totalitarian regime” un­ Fuss, town engineer, have been recorded in commission flies and lative agent for the lAM in Wash­ Funerals siderable damage in that area. peanut butter and Jelly sand­ Newport, R. I., Jan. 25 (D — A Triple-S be at worst criticism or balking in der Stalin was a denial of Soviet directed by Martin to discuss the prospective tenants have been ington, told those at the conclave Congress. It is to .Congress that Premier Khrushchev’s claims to According to William S. Wise, matter to see whether it might be shown the property recently. But wiches. Dessert, sandwiches and chance telephone call may have STAMPS milk served with all meals. that Bailey told the lA M officials saved Mrs. Gennaro L. Perrotti and President Kennedy's administra­ social Justice in the Communist Martia M. Mathewaon director of the State Water Re- applied to Manchester. no commitments have- been made. at the Jan. 17 meeting, "Frank with this coupon and a purchase of 5.00 or moro tion looks for the money to finance world. The funeral of Martin M. Math­ The feeling locally is that the Northeast School: Monday- three young children from death > spaghetti, green beans, tossed sal­ Kowalski’s a good guy— I hops, or injury in a fire in their home. Except on Alcoholic Beveragei, Cigarettes, Freeh Milk the $20 billion Alliance for Prog­ "The wave of the future Is peace­ ewaon, 298 Tolland S l„ East H art­ dump ban could end the sewer you get him nominated" for the ress program. ful democratic revolution,’ sym­ ford, will be held tomorrow at agreement and thus force Industries ad; Tuesday— beef and gravy, rice, Mrs. Perrotti and the children Products and Fair Trade Itcmi 12th Circuit buttered carrots, peas; Wednesday U.S. Senate. were sleeping yesterday afternoon U.S. sources profess to see bolized for the Americas in the 2:30 p.m. at the New kirk sind Grand List Up to drop interest in an Ellington "M r. Bailey told us he would Limit OR* eoupoR p*r CMttom*r ^ movement toward a common view­ Alliance for Progress— a revolu­ Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum site. — assorted soups, tuna salad, egg -T4-hen the phone awakened her. She salad and ham and pickle sand­ deny this publicly," Nelson said, smelled smoke, awakened a 4-year- COHPOR good thni Sot., J o r . 27th point on the basic lines of an ap­ tion which will bring change with side Ave., East Hartford. Burial Court Cases Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty "but that's what ne said." proach to Cuba such as condem­ out chaos, development without will be in East Cemetery, Man- By $6,G41,704 Jr. quashed that speculation today. wiches, celery and carrot sticks, old and carried two younger chil­ cheese wedges; Thursday— hot Checked at his Washington of- dren, one and 2, to safety. Four nation o f communism as Incom­ dictatorship and hope without ha­ chestetr.' "We’re not going to be that Juve­ flee Monday, Bailey replied; "I patible with the Inter-American nile," he said. "T h e ban will In no dogs In rolls, potato salad, maca­ other children were In school. tred." Friends may call at-the funeral (Ckmtinued from Page One) MANCHESTER SESSION positively made no such state­ system. Rusk warned that “ wherever home tonight from 7 ‘o 9 p.m. way affect our commitment to El­ roni and tuna salad, baked beans, Firemen fought the blaze for an Joseph Clarence DeFazlo, 28, of pickles; Friday—fish sticks, mash­ ment.” He reported that "he ad- hour before bringing It under con­ The Brazilian campaign Indicat communism goes, hunger follows. Mr. Mathewson to survived by the total personal property other lington. We have had good rela­ 8 Finley St., who today pleaded ed potatoes, apple and celery sal­ dressed'the union leaders Jan. 17, sd there was little hope of unani­ He pointed to Communist China his wife, Mrs. Edith McCann than motor vehicles is $157,485,- tions with the selectmen there and then lateb, "They brpught up tho trol. things have worked out well.” ad, buttered l^ t s . Dessert, milk mous decisive action by the 20 and other areas of the Communist Mathewson, a former resident of 906. guilty to 26 separate counts of question o f Kowalski’s Senate He said the ban serves oniy to and sandwiches served with all Washington, Jan. 26 (P)— Presi­ American states sitting In Judg­ world in the grip of economic Manchester; three sisters, Mrs. The mill rate for all taxpayers fraudulent Issue of checks, was candidacy. I told them frankly point to the need for a refuse area meals. dent Kennedy yesterday named VITAMIN-PACKED ment on'^e Havana government. woes, and labeled communism Julia B. Baker of Andover, Mrs. is 40 mills this year. that If they Intend to support given a one-year Jail sentence by In Vernon. Rusk labeled Castro and the bankrupt in contrast with flourish­ Bothilda A. Moore of Hartford and In addition, taxpayers who live Congressman Kowalski that was Rep. Eleanor F. Slater of the Rhode Judge Joseph Dannehy. to be sus­ Vernon news Is handled by T*he Cuban Communists "smirking sy­ ing western Europe. Mrs. Olive C. Nelson of East Hart­ in the Eighth District pay a 2.5- Ellington voters Tuesday adopted a matter completely within their laland House of RepresentStives to ford;., and a brother, Alfred M. Herald's RookvUle Bureau, 5 W. cophants” of Moscow and de­ He delivered his indictment in a mill rate, for a total of 42.5 mills pended after eight months with the an ordinance for dump control and Jurisdiction.” his Committee on Youth Employ­ clared: hall—a converted gambling casino Mathewson of Hartford. defendant then put on probation added a provision that Rockville Main St., telephone TRemont ment. The committee was estab­ Cnnsn MSd th#i Jin. XT I and taxpayers who live anywhere 6-8186 or M itchell 9-67B7. "What we cannot accept and will —of the San Rafael Hotel against outside of the district pay a 3-miIl for two years. dumping privilege must cease May lished last November to study never accept la the use of Cuba a backdrop of the flags of the 21 rate, for a total of 43 mills. ^ The same Judgment was ordered 1. The ordinance takes effect April Spare Is Stolen problems Involving young persons as a means throu^ which extra­ naUons, Including Cuba's. The district rate is for Are pro­ on each of the 26 counts, all sen­ Pack Hunting Opposed who are both out of school and out continental powers seek to break ‘Because communism recog­ Hospital Notes tection and sewer service. The tences to run concurrently, the Some Ellington officials were o f work. Judge ruled. From Car Trunk up the Inter-American system, to nizes everywhere that democratic rate for those outside the district fearful that Rockville administra­ New York—The National Au­ The appointments were made on Prior to sentence, DeFazio tors would drop the sewer commit­ overthrow governments of other change is the grehtest threat to Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. is for fire protection alone. dubon . Society has come out recommendation of Secretary of waived reading of the information ment made last summ'fer. The com­ Police today are investigating countries and to destroy the au­ its own ambitions,” he said, "com ­ (or all areas, except maternity, On the basis of these rates, here against public hunting as a means Labor Arthur J. Goldberg, who Help your family etev hMMiy during froetv- tonomous democratic revolution of concerning each charge and plead­ mitment will give Ellington the the reported theft of a wheel and munism everywhere directs its where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:80 is a breakdown of what town and of cutting down elk or deer over­ heads the committee. weiaHier days by provMhif them with tho sunny ingradiente found only in the hemisphere. ed guilty to each of the 26 separate right to pump up to 200,000 gallons tire, valued at $180, from the trunk most intense effort to making to 8 p.m.; and private roems district collectible taxes will be: stocking in national parks. The counts. He was turned over to of industrial waste daily Into the of a recently sold automobile at fioah citrut fruit. Sorro thorn up at broskfait timo, in ulade, as mid-diy “The Castro regime has extend­ democratic change Impossible. where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The district taxes will be $1.- group has urged the Park Serv­ Boston. Jan. 25 (P)—Edward the Jail administrator at the H art­ Rockville sewer plant from the Gorman Motors Inc., 461 Main St. •nocks, M colorfwl doiM rtt. Citrus it tope in nutrition! ed the global battle to Latin Amer­ "It U in this setting that' I ask Visitors are requested not to smoke 425,699, an Increase o f $83,259 ice instead to cull the herd scien- Walsh. 50, was badly burned last ford County Jail. Windermere section. Lloyd Odell, a salesman at Gor­ ica. I t has supplied communism you to consider the question of the in patieSits rooms. N o more than over the 1960 taxes o f $1,342,440. tlflcally. night when hia bed caught Are. DeFazio was arrested on Dec. 15 The agreement was made In con­ man's notifled poHce o f the miss­ with a bridgehead in the Americas, purptMe and methods of commu­ two visitors at one time ner pa­ The town taxes will be $5,329,- He was taken to Boston City Hoa- / / C/ / Z>/ / C and it has thereby brought the en­ nism in our hemisphere.'^ 421, an increase o f $201,364 over by Manchester police after war­ junction with the purchsLse of In­ CBS CITES CODE ing equipment yesterday afternoon pltal from his Dudley Street apart­ tient. rants from six towns had been is­ tire hemisphere into the front line Rusk had a, word of rebuke for the 1960 taxes of $5,128,067. dustrial acreage in Ellington by Washington, Jan. 26 (JD—A at about 1 o’clock. He was inspect­ ment in the Roxbury Section. His sued for 13 bad check charges. He th# Rockville Processing Co. which ing the car for delivery to a cus­ of the struggle between commu­ those in Latin Am erica balking at ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Usa "A considerable amount of this Columbia BroadoaaUng System name waa placed on the danger increase' in taxable real estate was was held under $1,000 bond. Upon plans to relocate there. • tomer -when he found the cast mag­ nism and democracy. I t has turned re'-rms which he said might pave Sheehan, 9 Village St., Rockville; exeontlve agreed to&y some list. further police investigation, simi­ Hospital Notes nesium, chrome plated wheel and itself Into im arsenal for arms and the way for peaceful revolution. Mrs. Mildred McCruden, 42 Jensen due to the construction of modern sponsors have. estabIMied and District Fire Chief George shopping and grocery stores," said la r bad checks were uncovered and Admitted Wednesday: Edward tire missing from the trunk. The ammunition from the Communist "There are those in every land St.; Paul Black. 1 Brent Dr., Ver­ enforced a code of telcaision Thompson' said he believes Walsh GRAPEFRUIT DeFazio's bond was increased to Covey, Windsor Locks; John Suth­ car had been parked In the car lot world. W ith Communist help, Dr. who resist change—who see the non)- Mrs. M argaret Hebert, 35 Murphy. taboos without consulting the fell asleep while smoking in bed. Castro has built up the largest society they know as the climax Next year's grand list will show $2,000. DeFazio cashed more than erland, 42 Ward St.; Mabel Phll- on Main St., he said, and whoever Chestnut St.; Mrs. Blanche Bour­ networks. Bat ilame# T. Aubrey, military establishment In Latin of history, who Identify their own two more shopping centers which $500 In bad checks between Sept. brlck, Ellington; Jenny Plkul, 34 took the parts was familiar with JUICE ORANGES que, South Windsor; Mrs. Theresa president of the CBS television Boston, Jan. 25 (P)—Anyone for ORANGE JUICE America." status and privileges with the wel­ were only partially completed by 30 and Dec. 3, 1961, police said. Florence Ave. the style car, because the trunk CITRUS SALAD Frazier, 361 Center St.: Walter network. Insisted that theee re- hog-calling? Calif ornie Rusk said the Ca.slro regime is fare of their people, and who op­ Oct. 1, 1961, the deadline for the James Daley, 42, of no certain' Discharged Wednesday: Horace opens by remote control from In­ Inmates and officers at the Suf­ dedicated to Marxism-Leninism Polyra, Wapping; Lennart Tors- Underwood, 45 Florence Ave.; strlotlaaB mainly Involved minor FRESH UMONS Sunkht pose vital land tax reforms nec- tenson, 33 Coburn Rd.; D a n ^ grand list. adress,. was given 30 days in Jail i side the vehicle, Odell told police. folk County House of Correction [C 100% C and not democracy either in Cuba es.sary for completion of our work," "Additions and renovations to after pleading guilty to an lntoxl-| Lina Isch, Middle Butcher Rd., subjecta that did not affect the FRESH qt. CYPRESS qt. C A FRESH Gardner. Stafford Spring.s; Mr.s. on Deer Island have a task today Fretli or the hemisphere, and he warned older residential buildings have cation charge. I Ellington: Pauline Coulombe, East creative content o f the programs. FLORIDA iar PURE he said. ‘ ‘But their resistance is Beulah Talamini, Stafford Springs; — to round up some 600 pigs. GARDENS iar ^ 7 FLORIDA doomed to failure. "The 19th Cen­ been increasing steadily. Additions Martin Scuderl, 58, of 148 Hartford; Bertha Friedrich, 35 He was questioned daring the TEM PU 0AAN6ES Fleride "E very delegate in this hall Keith Erickson, 36 Clinton St.; Mrs. The pigs were freed yesterday tury is over and In the - 20th peo­ and renovations to older commer­ Chestnut St., and Henry Wrobel, Grant St.; Barry .ind Philip Rich­ third day of Federal Coimmisl- About 'Town knows in his mind and heart that Mary Lou Rath, Glastonbury; Juli­ when a wind-boosted fire destroyed those behind Castro hope to over ple across the Earth are awaken­ cial buildings, especially in the 31, of 452 Main St., were each ardson, 17 Vernon Ave.; Sylvia cations ^nunlssion hearings on an Zapadka, 83 Irving St.; J. Paul the pig farm. throw his government and every ing from centuries of poverty and central Main St. business district, fined $50 for breach o f the peace. Patelie, Dart' Hill Ft'., Vernon; networh prograiumlng policies. Town firemen from Co. 8 at 1 LeBlond, RFD 2, Rockville; Mrs. The porkers liked their freedom FRESH DRESSED-READY TO COOK other government in Latin Amer­ oppression to claim the right to have been noted during the past Prosecuting attorney Eugene Lisa Sheehan, 9 Village St.; Mrs. Aubrey told o f one Instsoioe p.m. today put out a grass Are at Maryann Haberern, 73 Ridge St.; and only a few were penned before ica. The Castro regime by re­ live in the modem world." year. K elly entered nollea in the follow ­ Eileen Burns and son, 28 Union St. where CBS piMhed ahead with a the rear'of North Methodist Church Scott Penney, Tolland; Francis dark. pudiating the principles and phil­ "Removal o f older houses for ing cases for lack of sUte’s evi­ School Menus program deiding with abortloa on Parker St. The blaze, o f unde­ The secretary told the ministers Benevento, Wapping; Michael — I osophy of the Inter-American sys­ they were meeting to consider the parking purposes has occurred dence; MIs.s Diane M. Bessette of Vernon Elementary School: Mon­ despite the objections of all three termined origin, was quickly ex­ Dailey, Coventry; Mrs. Edna Ulm, tem and making itself the Am er­ tragedy of Cuba and stressed that, again this year, but not enough to 431 Summit St., charged with fail­ day—pork in gravy, mashed pota- sponsor#. tinguished. 403 Center St.; Mrs. Mildred ican agent o f world communism for Latin America, Castroism can- affect the grand list, since usually ure to report an Injury to a dog; Wappingj Woman WHOLE Knickerbocker, East Hartford; has created a clear and present not be regarded as answer to social the land absorbs the value lost by and John Glezen, 20. of N ew H a­ danger to the prospects of free aiid and economic development. He Mrs. Ruth Hastillo, Broad Brook: the removal of the old building. ven, charged with abandonment of Heads PPL Drive democratic change in every coun­ labeled the Communist system "one Richard Amundsen, RFT) 1. " A large Increase is noted in the a motor vellicle. try in Latin America. ADMITTED TODAY. Miss Helen of the most effective and brutal construction and renovation of ex­ Cases continued: Mrs. Russell F. Romeyn of 40 “The time has come for the means known to history for ex­ Gworek, 274 Green Rd.; Benjamin empt properties (not included in Until Feb. 5. Concetta Hildebrand lb. American republics to unite ploiting the working class." Streck, North Coventry; Carol Ann Brian Rd., Wapping, has accepted the above totals) of religious, goy.r o f 54 Russell St., for plea to charge the poisition of fund drive chair­ against Communist intervention "Rusk said Khrushchev, Mao Wellington, Wapping; Donna Rak, ernmental and educational facili­ Of making an Improper turn. CUT-UP, SPIIT, QUARTERED >^ 33* Wapping: John Gallasso, 11 Strant What yon ^et man for Manchester in the 1962 in this hemisphere.” Tze-tung and Cuban economic boss ties. . . . Until Feb. 15. Mrs. M argaret St. campaign of the Planned Parent­ Rusk's 4-polnt proposal appar­ Ernesto Guevara clearly outlined "N ew housing for the elderly al­ Goodwin of Marlborough, for com­ hood League o f Connecticut. BONELESS BRISKET READY TO EAT ently represented the maximum Communist subversion techniques BIRTHS YE STE R D A Y: A son to so appears for the first time." pletion of family relations study FANCY LARGE Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gu.stafson, 87 that the United States hoped to seize power through capturing Increased inventories of large on the charge, of cruelty to per­ The announcement waa made Essex St. would be voted at this conference and ho.lding broadly based popular and small companies also were sons. A posted bond of $300 was today by Mrs. Peter Robeck of though his call for % hreak in trade movements, resorting in some BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. noted, he said. continued. New Canaan, general chairman for CORNED BEEF SMOKED BUTTS WHITE SHRIMP relations went beyond what had cases to guerrilla warfare. and Mrs. Phillips Geraghty, 15E "A large increase in the storage the statewide drive. Mrs. Romeyn Forest St. THICK FIRST been forecMt. "A t every point the Communists of aircraft parts and new machin­ fiOm U.S. Savings Is one of more than 100 chairmen Cuba's present trade Is now are prepared to Invoke all the re­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ery and equipment helped to in­ who will work in towns and cities C U T S lb C U T S I b 6 9 ‘ lb 6 9 ^ 1'. 2lb AVG .8 9 < about 80 per cent with the Soviet sources of proapaganda and sub­ Alphy Thibbdeau, 316 Center St.; crease the value of personad prop­ throughout the atate assisted by bloc and it has only about $7 mil­ John Young, 9 Oak P i.; Mrs. Aircraft Still # | | V C ' Grand Union Vacuum Padi M bat, A A c version, of manipulation and vio­ erty to $24,880,864, an increase of committee# o f volunteers. The All M eet lion worth with the America.s. lence, to maximize confusion, de­ Anne Boucher, Hartford Tpke., $1,749,672 over the previous year. drive will continue through the SKINLESS FRANKS 2 5 5 ‘ W l i l l V U I > Eight TeriyVer'mtioe ^ pig*. ” However, a break in trade rela­ stroy faith in the democratic in­ Rockville; Mrs. Alice Tewksbury, "The number of boats and their Top Taxpayer month of February and the goal is tions would likely have a psycho­ strumentalities of change and open East Hartford; Mrs. Emelta Rud- valiy has also increased notably Bonds $45,383. Try it todeyl 2 9 < logical Impact in the hemisphere. up way for a Communist takeover," nansky, West Wlillngton; Mrs. Gll- In the past few years. Mrs. Romeyn la a graduate of KATIES SAUERKRAUT OOLDENfRIED CLAMS— Shortly before Rusk spoke. Co­ he said. berte Decelles, 2 Charter Rd., , United Aircraft Corp. is stlil the ‘Tobacco warehouse inventories, the Mt. Sinai Hospital School of lombia presented a resolution Rockville; Edward Royce, 103 which only a few years ago made town’s top taxpayer by a wide Nursing in N ew York City and calling on all 20 nations to break Diane Dr.; Mrs.- I.,aura Pachlch- up a noticeable part of the person­ margin, figures from the office of she has been active in community diplomatic and economic ties with Two Notif^y Town holtz, 65 Mountain St., Rockville; al property list, have declined Assessor P. Joseph Murphy affairs since coming to reside in Cuba Immediately. It asked the Leslie Futoma, 496 Hilliard St.; .sharply and are only of minor sig­ OAS council to act as a watchdog Louis Georgetti, Sunnydale Lane, shpw. Connecticut in 1956. She is at Of Injury Claims nificance to the new grand list.” besides 3S4$>interast present active in P T A and has to keep an eye on the Communist Bolton; Thomas lannacone, Nor­ The loas in inventory from the U A C ’s assessment, mostly for threat to the hemisphere. walk; Deborah Creamer, Scott served as first vice president of A raised slab of sidewalk and grocery chain stores that moved warehoused Inventory, is $7,016,- the League of Women Voters of Rusk, reflecting a sense of Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Josephine Eca- out of town won't show up until KETCHUP icy conditions were blamed by two 836 in 1961 and in 1960 It was $5,- B ait Hartford and in 1961 waa irrgency, called on Latin American bert, 453 Center St.; Mrs. Anna IO'/jex._ Manchester residents for injuries next year's grand list, he said. 741,314. elected to a two-year term on the 101/2 Me f nations to set up "a shield behind Parker, 10 Coleman Rd ; Jayne And finally, there are 19,168 tax­ Some timely informatitm that** important they received in falls thla year, ac­ Colby, Wapping; Mrs. Irene The second largest taxpayer In South Windsor Board of Educa­ NEINZ MEAT SOUPS M in ^ NEINZ TOMATO SOUP which constructive measures can able motor vehicles in town. both years Is Hartford Electric take effect" under the Alliance cording to notices of injuries filed Thorpe, 166 Lydall St.; Mrs. Abble to America*8 future a$ well a§ your own tion. at the town manager's office. No fallout shelters had been com­ U g h tX o . with a $2,407,443 as­ for Progress program, which he Zelenak, 34 W. Center St.; Mrs.' pleted by Oct. 1. called "the best way of attacking Claiming injuries were Mrs, Janet Hanraiian and twin daugh­ sessment now and a $2,504,341 as­ Beatrice Maher, 58 Dudley St., and The Board of Tax Reylew has sessment on the 1960 list. long-run sources o f Communist ters, Thomp.sonville. scheduled three review sessions One reason you get more than money from appeal— poverty, hunger and Ig- Charles W. Chambers of 832 Tol­ DISCHARGED T O D A Y : Mrs. . The total assessment against School IVI^us land Tpke. next month for property owners the ten highest taxpayers in­ Savings BonclB is that it tdkea more than money ,■ noranoe." Grace Jesanls. Glastonbury; seeking adjustments. Mrs. Maher said her foot struck creased by more than $1.6 million. He cautioned that the alliance Cheryl Klein, 109 Cooper Hill St.; The .sessions, from 2 to 4 p.m. In to buy them. VEGETARIAN OR PORK cannot by itself ward off "short- the raised slab in front of 351-353 Felix Gavello. 147 Spruce St.; On the 1960 list it was $16,178,664 Public school menus for ttie the Municipal Building, will be and on the current list it Is $17.- run Communist tactics of destruc­ Center St, on Jan. 12 at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Margaret Hebert. :15 Chest- held on Feb. 3. 5 and 6. week of Jan. 38 through Feb. 3 will and that she received cuts, and n:it St.; Mrs. Lucienne Mathiews, 816,483. A $50.00 Bond, for example, costa $37.60 worth tion and subversion," adding “ vi­ Any aggrieved taxpayer is en­ You aaot mora than b« as followa: lO'/j ei. ( ||||j|H|iHr Clem Chowder, ChesM, M lOI/jecM M. tamin tablets will not save a man bruises to the right hip and right 33 Devon Dr.; Gail C'lsso-'. 2 Only one new taxpayer has been Monday: Lamb patty, parslltd titled to appear without'appoint­ added to the ten highest thla year of money plus a share of something e ^ . Call monn. Your invaatmmt' ■ I B I N A M w U n M SpKt Poe, Muthreom ^ c « n f w W set upon by hoodlums in an alley." shoulder. Ijwkwood St.; Mrs. Margaret At- potato, buttered green beans, HEINZ VEGETABLE SOUK cent ' ment. The board mu.st complete and. correspondingly, only one has in Bonds hslps your Rusk then presented his pro­ Chambers said his fall occurred kin.son. 15.') Boulder ,...oS its duties by Feb. 28. it "the spirit of ’76," if you like. But whatever bread and butter, milk, peadt 15 ec. I Sharon Vibberts, 45 Delmont St.; been dropped. Alexander Jarvi# Co. country today, your Freih Cucumber Slices posals this way; on Jan. 2 at 2 p m. in front of 145 The board of directors will set bread pudding. Strained Mark Wilson, 73 Eldridge St.; with an assessment of $689,509 is you call it, it’s what long ago inapired the very family tomorrow. HEINZ PICKLES jar ' HEINZ BABY FOOD 9i"'95‘ "First we must recognize that Cushman Dr. The fall was due to the^ tax rate in May. the asses- Tuesday: Corned beef hash, I WM tWi Caaaaa tad tba fanksm at \ Ellen MacGranor, Andover; Saf- the ninth largest taxpayer. Jarvis alignment of the government of Ice and snow, according to Cham­ .sor's office will compute the taxes birth of our country and has helped keep ua eoalloped tomatoes, bread and ford Torrey, Storrs; Pamela and was not listed last year. Qeift rtank BeiHe totad Cuba with countries of the Sino- bers, who added he was Injured on on that rate, and bills will be butter, milk, apricot upside-down KITCHIN OACDIN HtOZiN OMAA NANCTNANCY LTNNLYNN the right krtSe, the back, apkle Lynne Howat. South Wind.sor; Cooper Hill Apartments, Inc., atrong and free ever since. cake. Sovlet bloc and its commitment mailed out in June by the collector with a 1960 assessment of $501,146 UQUID DETIRCENT to extend Communist power in and chest. ■Michael Pratt, Wapping; Mrs’. of revenue. Wednesday: Hamburg gravy, Is no longer in the top ten listing. this hemisphere are incompatible Della Farrington, 99 Oak St.; mariied potato, butted peas, SAVE Mrs. Geneva McNulty, 29 Wash­ Other firms listed retained al­ Every time you buy a Bond, you quietly but with the purposes and principles 82 DEAD, 100 HURT bread and butter, milk, mixed 10c Local for Kotcahki ington St., Vernon; Edward Fin­ most their same positions, with proudly show your own person^ determination fruit. of the Inter-American system land Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 26 slight reductions In their new as- FRENCH FMEsS-^l ” PEACH PIE ley, East Hartford; Herbert that its current activities are an Thursday: Roast turkey with An.sonla, Jan. lZ5 (fl*)— Congress- Young, 14 Ironwood Dr., Vernon; •Ah — The unofficial toll from se.ssmenta, however. to see” to- it that the "limd of the free" stays ever present and common danger dressing, cranberry sauce, whipped man-at-large Frank Kowalski was Deborah Schumann, Wapping; three days of antl-governinent . The new assessments: ••tty-Ciecktr Birds Eye — Frozen Del* to paece and security of the con­ that way. potato, buttered corn, ice eream. endorsed for the Diemocratic nom­ Harry Welles, Wapping; William violence wan placed today at 82 UAC. $7,016,836, tinent. dead and more than 106 wound­ • bread and butter, milk. Layer Cake Mixes ” r39‘ Orange Juice 2 ™ 4 9 ’ Fruit Cocktail ination for the U.S. Senate bv the Kelly, 32 Wall St.: Dominick Ven­ Hartford Electric Light Co., Friday for- all schools except “ Second, we must now make a ed. Communists and pro-Castro $2,407,443. Pir. App*f-Grange iir c ft E y t — Frozen Superfine Naugatuck Valley Labor Indus­ tura. 198 Eldridge St.; Anthonv Put another way, if you’re saving to give your high school; Tomato soup, toasted policy decision to exclude the Cas­ Riggs, Glastonbury; Mrs. Vera students were blamed for the, Green Manor Construction Co., trial Council, AFL-CIO, last night. cheese sandwich, cabbie-carrot tro regime from participation DellaFera. 90 Park St.; Mrs. shooUngs, bombings and other’ $1,611,421. child a college education some day, with UJS. Dole Frozen JuicO 2 L ' ; 3 9 ’ Whole Strawberries '.‘ , 7 4 9 ’ Limagrands^ organs and bodies of the Inter- The announcement wo.s made by salad, milk, rice pudding with Marilyn Mcl^fferty, 77 Meadow violenee In t^rar'as and eight Farmlands Exchange, Corp., Pinssppla-Grspefnjit F r o if d Super B«low George 'Froehllch. president of Savings Bonds you also help make sure he’ll raisins. 20 American system and to direct Lane; Mrs. Leontina Negro, Rt. other cities eolncldlOg with the $1,531,712. Lxicai 45, United Rubber Workers Friday for high actaooi only: the council of.th e organization to of America. 1; Mrs. Eleanor Hutson. East Lydall and Fould# and Colonial have a free America to gr^u ate into. 2 , 3 9 ’ Birds Eye Mixed Fruit “j ; 4 9 ’ determine how best to give rapid - American conference In Toasted cheese sandwich, potato Dole Frozen Juice Freezer Wrap Hampton; Augustine Morah, Uruguay on CHiba's Comiiiu- Board, $1,156,123. Frozen Birdt Ey* — "Froz*n Tr»»t Your Don To Implememation to thla decision. , Wapping: Mi loan McKens < Cheney Bros:^ $1,127,780, •Ucka cabbage-carrot wlad, milk. "W e can and should now ex­ 2 ESCAPEES CAUGHT nism. AuUioritie# said four Com- Allendale, N. J.‘ San. 25 Iti— ind son. Ellington. Maurice H. Schlang, trustee, Doesn’t that sound like two good reasons for clude the government of Cuba iiiimlsts were arrested In a raid FIRE KIUA t BROTHEMA Dole Pineapple Juice 2 • “ 3 7 ’ Cut Green Beans Vets Dog Food 4 3 7 ’ A |>ollcrman today seized, the $858,7.30. from membership in the Inter- 'o n an apartment in which 600 buying Savings Bonds? r ‘ Dole Seobrook Fernn Retyy Crocker - • CKoc. Fudge 15 ®z. pkg. 35c second of two convicts wiki es­ AIRI.INES .MEKUER BACKED Hartford Gas Co., $794,631. Westfield, Maos., Jan. 2i — American defense board. This step bombs were cached. 30 01. egel Ftok caped from a prison car In near­ Washington, Jan. 26 (/P)— The Alexander Jarvis, $689,509,' Two brothers, James Rodrigues, 4. would correct at once a most ob- Sliced Pineapple 3 9 ‘ Potato Puffs Frosting Mixes “Wfcife fCl.S'’ ‘ 'X "3 1 ’ by Paterson. Abraham Prins, 26, U.S. Court of Appeals upheld to­ Manchester Properties Inc., This man claims that aad Raphael. 2, died o f smoke in­ vloua Incongruity arising from TEU.S OF BRIBE OFFER of Jersey City, was picked up by day the merger of United Air­ $622,298. , ypur grandchildren will halation yesterday when flra swept participation of a regime aligned Boston, Jan. 25 I D — Charles freedom in your future with Police Sgt. John G a ^ who spied line# and Capital Alrllnea which live under eommunUm. the apartment house where they with the Sino-Soviet block In J. McCaffrey, head of the en- a him in Ramsey near here, Prins, ORAN STRIKE SPREADS Oitoof Ota bast wayt to Uvad. body planning defenae of the hem- ha# beea In effect since last June. foroement division of tho -m - w ^ escaped yesterday from a Oran, Algeria, Jan. 26 (P>—• help proos him wrong is Tta name of another brother, laphere agalnat aggreaaive de- The ooort dismissed n request glonal office# of the" "latotBol fo r n otny o f $he a v U Aenmnn- A general strike apread thieugli Julio, 8. was on the danger Hat at ■ n a o f intematloiial contmunlam car fai the parUng lot of ‘ Bovenne Servlo^ to o U M today tHtoyBondatoS^ nie Paasale Ooonty Ooort House Uos Board order wheih penaltted 9 *— *Mlay, a p p im t ly ea er> U.Ss*SAVIN6S BONDS Noble HoeptUL He aln> eitttered bo waa offered a brtbo of at ITilnl, w e muat Interrupt the •long with Michael Bolvl. 87, had den of the Iwiiupeaa eeere> from smoke InhnlaUan. limited but significant flow of the merger. Eaatoni Airlines, leoat 810,006 to Sz a tax . ova- been the object of an Inteiislve ■nnyf aad hnadrede of penoaa TIm chUdreh'a mother, away trade between Cuba and the rest Ddta AlrUneo and Northwest Bion ease. McCaffrey told Jndgo -manhunt In this Nortbesatem streemed Into the streefa. Can f.04i S$aSm •4. fi t IVwary OwwtsH#* when the fire broke out on the of the hemisphere, especially the Airline# had sought to prevent Francis J. W. Ford and a Jury rw ^ (Hv gnear ^^ggggggg New Jersey ares, Salvl. 87, was drove through the dty blowing •siasfi first floor, beneeth the family's Ohs Cwewi tor Cininaj r the combination. The appeal# in Federal Court, A tty. Saul traffic of arms. their horns to the rhythm of tho Ceos on Oaod qeu | « i, 2T captured here last night. Salvl court said that Instead o f tend­ Olasonisn of Brookline, waa the second-floor apartment, collepeeil “Kourth, wo must set in motion was serving a life term for mur- •ecret army ralljrlng cry of“AI- o series of Indlvldtuil and commu- ing to tfeato n monopoly ns tho man who mado the propoolUon whan she learned at the boys' der_Prlna wss serving a term of petitioners contended, the mer­ gerie Fran-4xdae" (A lgeria la dssthe She was also taken to a ■al nets at datmaa against vari­ to UU a tax ovaalon ease Frsoch-). In oae snbarh storeo ous forms of iwllUcal and Indirect 18 to 21 y e a n (o r armed rob- ger wotdd nerro to ereato more agalwit Atty. Nathaaiel Berg- iMiplUUe bory. competUlott. •low In eloeing wera >$0004 by V M t Center nt. IM Morimt * f # Nowfogton—Open Friday MU g gm —K. Mhln St. and Atbany uaa of Weot H ortft^ paarnnhy. iiitnrllfrBtrr £nrning N^ralh Tfen MUM a t the firs waa not m / ) name ■■iM liri snh. Wo MMmro tho risM to 8mm9tmmtoa.Onm8 CM

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PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THI^SDAY, JANUARY 26, 1962 \ Section Two THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. 1962 flanrhrBtrr TEnrttinrs ^rraUi THURSDAY. JANUARY 26, 1962 dent the foreign mlnletere would Pajces 13 to 2 4 B oltoii Negro May Get "make their hoetlUty to eommu- NAVi YOU REACHED AOE 15 SHWE NOV. N, iM T nlem and totaUtarlanlem very clear.” Skaters’ Show Job in Cabinet Kennedy waa critical, at anoth­ er point, of the 25-hour wreck pro­ If 80, you may bo ollgibfo NOW for vided In en egreement between In Rehearsal (OoatliHied from Bage One) the Intehiatlenal 'Brotherhood of Kleetrical ' Workere and New investigation of Peniiagon spsoeh Tork’e conetruction Ind^try. He M n. Ruth Ar*ndt, who with Don censoring. advocated a 40-hour work week JBrannnn !■ dirocting tho Skating 3 - :-Rsserved about tbs outeodMand benefits-that reflect increasee Caub of Bolton’i IC9 «how giatod CONNECTICUT^ o t the Inter-American meeting In In productivity. The New York Feb. S and 4, today announced the oonteSet, he aadd,'. meets neither Uruguay. etendard. The first act, entitled "A Little 4— Hbpeful that: HU tariff- Extended Health Insurance ^ Bit o< Latin America,” features -Aaked about milk conaumption, he again urged Americans to drink the Bolton Skating C9ub Dancers, cutting propoeals will eeeape a Connecticut 65 psyi up to $10,000 for major medical with Carol O’Hara as soloist and partUan fight on Capitol Hill... more milk 'mthout fear of radioac­ tive contamination. :> care and does not require e physical ezaminatipn. BUI Arendt In a comedy routine. HU medical care plan under So­ Members of the dancers are And on a light note, he observed For complete details and en epidication fo r m , see any cial Security will come up for a breezily that p r e e a aeeretary Philip Roberts and Ruth Ladd; congressional headcount thU year resident agent or broker licensed to sell heslth in- Evert and Sue Carlson; Ray Jeskl Pierre Salinger had dnmk some a NA’TO will IncresM Ita con­ few hours earlier ’’with no adverse suranee in Connecticut. Or call or write Connecticut and Camille Mlckewics; Roy Dar­ ventional military etreagth... In­ win and Ruth O’Hara; Fred Mand- eff45Ct.” 65, 650 Main Street, Hertford 3, Connecticut, » i ley and Norma Haberem; ’Tiny dia and PakUtan will settle their Blardi and Eleanor Felice. Kashmir dimute... The U n ited READS AL80P OBOUP The club’s younger set will take States and irortugal can work out Hartford, Jan. 25 — Elmer ASSOCIATED CONNECTICUT HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES part In the second act, ’’Story a renewal of the U.8. learn on lU U Nicholson of Newington- has THme,” featuring Don Brennan as Azoresa Air Base. been named etate chairmam of the Stinky the Skunfe The younger Kennedy aUo was unconvention­ Cltlzene In Action for John Alsop. set dancers include Jeff Honey­ al In identtfylng Weaver as the man The appointment wac IDuiounced ■ ■- comb, Gary Jeskl, Skipper Arendt, he intends to appoint as head of a by John M. Hurley, m ananr of Scott Roberts, Nannette Arendt, department that doesn't yet exist. Alaop's campaign for the Repub­ Mildred Arendt, Marlow Block, Al­ ' -Weaver would be the Orst Negro to lican gubernatorial nomination. .'’A lison Jacobs, Carol Chapman, Kim sriye in a cabinet. Hi's race is one Olenney, Rene Block, Bill Micke- of the controversial factors in a McK re ,S|. Kii’e 8lali«iii wlcx, Debbie Sears, Greg Sears, congreheional dispute over Ken­ r Linda Marchislo and Kathy nedy’s plap for the new depart­ O’Hara. ment. ■ jCHOICEST MEATS IN T0WH...!| Ruth Arendt and Don Brennan, Kennedy was critical — ” som / along with guest artist, Estelle, what aatoniahed'-'-^f the House MR ADRIAN Plans for Firehouse Called Reasonable wiU be featured in the third act Scouts^ New Commissioner Republican leadersmp for opposing entitled ’’Top Hats and Tall^.” In Prescott L. Brown of Kent Rd., ’Tolland, receives the congratula­ the plan. All five Republicans in the this act skaters will be Bvannie / The two pi'opo.se-tlng tomorrow the initiative to reject it by ma­ Is Now Aaaociated With * Sirloin agreed last night.' bining the proposed central flre- C1I.SS the committee’s questions Daughters” will.be PhUip Roberta Four Senate Hopefuls Invited Skating Report LeClaireSays design. Innise witli a new police hcadquar- about the plans. Another commit­ and his daughter, Jan; Ray Jeskl at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. Players to Meet jority vote. Committee member Dr. R. flor- * Perterhoust don Campbell, however, called the Tlie Iwo brick structures will lers. because ilie two stations tee meeting will be called soon, he and his daughter, Jo-ann; Fred ’The program is entitled ’’Fiftieth.” ”We are going to send it up right said. away,” Kennedy said. purpose "wrong,” because the fire­ cost an e.stlmatcd $17 per .stpiai c share many Idenilral faclllrics. Mandley and his daughter, Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. Raj-mond Mlelke, At Culver Home C. 8. GRADE A To Address Town Democrats Railroad Land fiK)t, mild Monalian. Thv figure and E\'ert Carlson and his daugh­ Barbara Sherwood and Edith ADRIAN’S houses, as designed by arrhitei t Monnlmn, however, .said llie pro- In a more philosophic tone, OCEAN FRESH, LIV^MAINE does not Include furnisbings or |H).sal would be too cosily and ter. Sue. Toomey will be in charge of re­ The Manchester Community Kennedy said ’’coordination” and Arnold Lawrence, are-not equippeil 6th Ave. Hairdressers ______Lb.DUCKLINGS U.49C time to every member of the com ­ to withstand a major bomb attack. land acquisition, he said. would not be practical unle.ss a The final act, enUtled Grand freshments. Players will .hold Its monthly meet­ ’’guidance” on policy statements The Democratic Town Committee^ TSot Taxable Plan.s for the central firehouse Mrs. Anderson Ball, will feature Stanley McCor-! last night voted to Invite all candi­ mittee. warning that a vote for ” I violently disapprove of these new pe consldeted in ronr Edward Wnt.son, Mrs. Loomis X At that Ume Oongressman-at- a linen room, a "quiet " rooili, a slructlon of the tirehon.'iea brniight' Dyer arid Mrs, Robert Muldoon. 6 and 6; one for Grades 8 and 4^ mines and minerals in Illinois and of the Oonnecticiil Valley Girl used for railroad purposes, is sub­ at McKee St., to replace the one Tel. MI 8-8266 For An HIGHLAND PARK MARKET laTge Frank Kowalski was the ject to taxation by whatever town Janitor's room and lavatory, lock­ a general reaction of understand­ trustees; and Mrs. Richard Ander­ and one for Grades 1 and 2. ; at one time an assistant to his at Hartford Rd. and Pine St, Appointment only^Announced candidate, and a Scout Council started taking or­ the property is located In. er space, and a shower, toilet and ing from comndttee inemtiers. i son, lla.son officer. Major parts of exhibits to be en­ brother in the UMW, was bom In 317 HIGHLAND ST., MANCHB5TER Panelists INamed Dr. Campbell said he feels the wash room outside the doimllory.j tered in the fair may not be pur-1 Colfax, Iowa. Pfwne Ml 3-4278 majority of the town committee ders today for the annual Girl However, LeClaire ruled that the firehouses should be built to en­ "The lack of genernl knowledge; memberiKfeU that an invitation to Scout cookie sale which will con­ railroad is "using” the property for Pre-slres.sed concrete Ts and Tabonl CD procedures) and apathy; ADBNAL'BR IMPROVE.*! chased, according to the rules, etnd | dure if a 10-megaton bomb were reinforced concrete slabs will be ’’ready made” projects which have! WOMAN DIES IN FIRE speak mlg;iU he misinterpreted By Church Group tinue through Feb. 4. railroad purposes, just by owning dropped on the Charter Oak are onr major prnblema," aaid Gli-j Bonn. Germany, Jan, 25 (/P) — PRESCRIPTIONS throughout the,state as an endorse­ the main building materials. moiire N. (.tole, committee chair-' Chancellor Konrad Adenauer had the property and not renting It or Bridge, which he called a "point only to be assembled by the pupils' Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 25 IJP> — The scouts are taking orders for The McKee 81. station, to be lo­ man. will not be accepted. i ment. X A panel discussion of the prob­ loaning it for some purpose other zero.” I U> stay away from his office again Mrs. Emily E. Bliss, about 80, died five varieties of cookies to be de­ cated near the Summer St. inter­ Crandall, however, said he' Suggestions, but not details, Other men who were being men­ lems of selecting a college, gaining than railroad use. He said, "Our flrsflghtlng sys­ today because of the griippe but I early today when flames swept her tioned for the nomination were livered in March. The cookie sale section, Is a one-story brick struc­ thought such definite planning for may be given pupils by adults, but third floor apartment. m unniiiiniiiH admission and financing education Rogers had hoped the prospect of tem is probably one of the most showed further Improvement, the former governor Abraham A. Rlbl- represents an opportunity for the ture of 11,615 square feet, housing protection against atlark canid not government press office reported. not adult or parent may actually A daughter. Faith E. Bliss, was will be sponsored by M u. Sigma girls to give financial support to taxation would force the railroad important aspects of civil defense coff, New Haven's Mayor Richard lo take action on a town offer of three engines and bunk space for save the fireluni.ses if a bomb were 'I'he report seld the R6-year-old construct or work on a project. burned crttlcplly. m 9-9814 Chi, youth fellowship, of Second their council. Part of the sale pro­ that we have." It is the town’s re­ 12 men. dropped slightly off target, near­ Lee, and former U.S. Senator Wil­ 135,500 for the property, to con­ I chancellor, who took eic'k over the eV O Make-up Set Police said Christopher E Bi- WE DELIVER Congregational Church on Simday ceed* remains with the individual sponsibility to "keep our firefight­ Its facilities include an appara­ er Mancheater. Grade 9 members of St. Maurice liam Benton. at 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. vert it to a parking lot. The sale ^•eekend, had gotten over his fever coules, owner of the building, dis­ troop, enabling girls to buy sup­ ing equipment equipped and ready tus room, maintenance room, dor- 1 Because the town will receive no CYO who missed instructions last covered the fire while at work in , Kowalski is still the only 'am The panelists are Richard 'V. is being held up by a clouded deed. to M ." said Dr. Campbell. and was doing paper work at home. f. ■ nounced candidate, but Ribicoif plies and to enlarge troop pro­ week because of exams will have a a first floor cafe. He found the TOP .Showers, assistant director of ad- grams. .The remaining profit .is ■ ■‘The central firehovise should be make-up class tonight at 7 In the PINE PHARMACY has said he is willing to be drafted, thlssions, ' TVealeyan University, Civil Defense headquarters," he I hysterical daughter on a landing used to provide calup scholarships church hall. and made a vain attempt to res­ 684 CENTER STREET—COtWER OF ADAMS and he has the support of state whOv^lI consider the problems of said. k and national Democratic Chairman for girls who would otherwise be Plans Nearly Set Hawaiian Night will be observed cue Mrs. Bliss. admlssipna; Thomas* E. RoIIason, unable to attend camp, to assist Because of the civil defense John Bailey. Lee and Benton have assistan^xvice president, Connecti­ question and others which were QUALITY seemingly dropped out of the pic­ Senior Scouts with expenses in par­ To Improve Pool cut Bank and Trust Co., who will ticipating in national and interna­ left nnanswered ja.st night, the ture. speak on the, bank's part in fi­ All four will receive imitations, tional gatherings and to make pos­ building committee felt it was pre­ nancing educational programs. sible purchase of camping equip­ Plans for improving swimming mature to give actual approval to AT EVERY DAY however, s-mt by the secretary of Also, the Rev. T^aurence J. Vin­ conditions at Globe Hollow should the town committee. ment the plans for the buildings. cent, associate mihlater. Center be ready by the end of next week, Among the other questions John Hutchinson, a former town Congregational Church, who will Mr*. Arnold Waterman of Glas­ tonbury Is general chairman of the according to Walter Fuss, town en­ brougt up were: LOW PRICES! director, asked Chairman Ted discuss the church-related,college; gineer. you con] buy better Cummings whether the town com­ cookie sale for Connecticut Valley 1. Where will the central fire­ and Harry S. Maidment, guidance Fuss said that progress on the house be located? The municipal mittee would be expected to en­ counselor, Manchester H ig h Council. Mrs. Edmond Morancey N O W.... Is district cookie chairman for plans has been delayed because of building parking lot has been con­ dorse a candidate at the same COMET School, who will speak on the re­ other projects with higher priori­ KING SIZE BCNELESS meeting at which he spoke. sources for college counseling Manchester. sidered. although there has been ties, such as the highway garage, talk of erecting the station at Cummings said that no endorse­ available at the high school. the storm drains in W. Middle ment would be made, tmless a writ­ High school students and par­ Madison and E. Center Sts. DYNAMO Tpke., and the storm drain In Con- 2. Are the concrete Ts strong / POT ROAST ten notice had been sent ahead of ents are invited. Accideut Briu^s gess St., soon to be ready for bid­ ding. enough to support the walls? Building Inspector Thomas Mon­ NO. 303 CANS SHURFINE Womau's Arrest The course of the water flow through the pool will be shifted, lo ahan said they are, but the com-' CUT GREEN BEANS eliminate the stagnant area at the i S Mrs. Priscilla F. Smith of 482 east end. P.A.C. Adams St., shortly after noon yes­ SHURFINE terday was charged with making Glycerin Ousts Ink ATTENTION an improper turn and was ordered An ink stain can usually be re- i b i ;,«)in k .s8 me: n WITH YOUR PURCHASES... to appear in Circuit Court 12. Man­ moved from a washable garment | For your convenience we will chester, Feb. 19. SHORTENING by soaHlng the spotted area in | deliver your orders promptly Police said that the Smith vehicle glycerin for en hour. The treated i waa stopped on Center St. in back section should be washed and SHURFINE—------of another car which had stopped DEWEY-RICHMAN BINGO rinsed before washing the entire’ 767 MAIN' ST. to make a left hand turn Into a garment. ' TRIPLE S BLUE PRUNE JUICE EVERY MONDAY>8 P.M. parking lot at the entrance to P. A. C. BALLROOM Decl’s Drive-in Restaurant. She then attempted to pass on the right 25 VILUGE STREET-dlOCKVILLE Without giving a signal to another 20-OZ. JAR KRAFT westbound vehicle at the rear o( Plus Everyday LOW PRICES At The her car. They collided. The Smith FREE THIS COUPON GOOD FOR FREE STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 49c car had right rear fender damage and the second car, driven by Don­ 100 BONUS TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS ald Gray, 25, of East Hartford, hid IS THE P R O ie 12-OZ. KRAFT WHOLE or HALF minor left front fender damage. Police also Investigated two PLUS YOUR REGULAR STAMPS MANCHESTER SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE 45c minor skidding accidents at 7:25 wh«n pmantod to and 8:55 a.m. today on Forest St. (WHITE or COLORED) FRESH HAM and Vernon St., respectively. No ar­ rest nor Injuries and slight motor LAST 3 DAYS vehicle damage was reported by po­ BOUCHARDS COMPACT SUCCESS! PUBLIC MARKET WILD BIRO SEED OSCAR MAYER lice. Early morning Ice patches on the roads caused the accidents, po­ ATUtm e SERVICE PURE FORK TONIGHT, FRI. and SAT. lice said. 803-805 MAIN STRt£T NBC CHOCOLATE PINWHEEL COOKIES . .pkg. 49c WHATEVER YOU WANT IN A FINE CAR Be Smooth 288 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. SAUSAGE Just before stepping out of the i bath, use pumice stone, which — COMET S GOT IT! REDEEMABLE FOR QUALITY MEATS M< K. ‘ S .S O ll you’ve wet slightly, on your el­ Pravided a Purehata of $3J)0 or Mora bows, knees, backs of your heels Lb. Pkg. and soles of your feet. Apply it Is Mod# At tha Soma Tima 59« Offer Expiree Feb. 1. IJmIt: 1 Ooiipon Per Family HIGHEST RESALE VALUE OF ANY COMPACT — (ASK US TO Hundreds of the best known THAT SATISFY! with a circular motion to smooth Callused spots- $HOW YOU THE FIGURES. OF ALL COMPACTS— COMETS—THE • FRESHLY CUT • NICELY DISPLAYED PROVED SUCCESS IS STILL THE ONLY ONE WITH HNE CAR brand name gifts in America! • NOT PRE-PACKAGED GOLD COIN STYUNG. !i. i' -.Iti', • REASONABLE PRICES! SLICED BACON ' lii- '‘ . ‘ I'E*’ MOST COMFORTABLE, SMOOTHEST RIDING COMPACT— WITH M cIn t o s h 2^1 SET TARGET FOR SAVINGS! MORE ROOM. LONGEST WHEELBASE IN THE HELD. Bonus Specials RIB ROAST and CLUB STEAK h "'* * * •>" t’wo item*; lo we repeat them • 50 Extra Stamps With a Package again this week. Aim at a definite financial BEST VALUE! FOR ALL ITS ECONOMIES AND ADVANTAGfS— objective and keep everlast­ COMET IS STILL PRICED WITH OR BaOW THE OTHER COM­ of 100 Upton Tea Bags at $1.19 TOP QUALITY, CUT SHORT ingly at it. You can’t miss. PACTS! M Current Annual Dividend ' * 50 Extra Stamps With a Farm RIB ROAST (1st 4 Ribs) Lb. House Blueberry Pie The Last 3 Ribs Will Be Only 69c Lb. SAVE TIME, STEPS and MONEY- WELL TRIMMED ■ it •Ct - { t * 25 Extra Stamps With a Package of COME SEE THE '62 COMETS NOW! Hygrade Leon Sugar Cured Bacon CLUB STEAKS SAVINGS LOAN * 25 Extra Stamps With a Package of Boneleae Sirloin ProportioBntelir FANCY, ^WESTERN < I -\ I I f> N Freehly Oroaad, Leon Capitol AN Meat Franks OVEN ROAST Bleadcd HAMBURG, Ib. 59o VXAL-BEEF-PORX Ib. $1.09 Ib. 69e CARROTS ^ ■m ^ * T m i r ■aaeeeeTla'e >a>z»T riwaaciaL l■aTlT NATIVE "GRADE A" FANCY POULTRY PHARMACY’ BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE >1, COVENTRY M EATY CHICKEN BREASTS ...... Ib. 69e WEST MIDDLE TPKE, AT BROAD ST. Lincoln Cimtinental — Mercury — Comet — Etifflish Ford — H illys Jeep • 25 Extra Stamps With Any One of Our CHICKEN LEGS (Quartered) ...... lb. 69c N E X T To «ETOP AND SHOP” MON.-TUES.-FR1DAY ' ; Extra Hours P.M^WEO. CLOSED AT NOON 301-315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER—Ml 3-5135 Variety of Swift's CemdMight Dinners Roasting' Chieki rge Size, Oven Ready, About 6 lbs. Ib. 55e O fw OriUr TUI M PJE Hnadsy T U 6 P JL-JM I S-2M I / I ----- (I - t PAGE FIFTEEN PAOK FOTTRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE$TER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1962 RockvUle-Vernon DOirS PIZZA A/ow p u can apn beautiful Steubenville Dinnerware at tremendous savings County’s Ten^Year Growth awl aRim ERS The Baby Hiw IM SPBI70B n . " Reported Highest in State Regular T«l. Ml 3 ^31 M OTn EXCLUSIVE

Been Named... Telland Oounty leads all Con-Y Housing — Tolland County In­ Prompt Senrleo te An r^iit $32.90 neetleut eountlea la population, creue, 47.9 per cent; Ellington, 50.2 per cent; Tolland, 71.4 per OPEN 6 Days housing and motor vehlcla registra­ cent; and Vernon, 65.7 per cent. 2-11 Value... tion Increases In the p u t decade. Taxable motor vehicle Increue— l i m i Sat. 12—Son. lOi CASSEROLE BoglUcli. OImui Dvrjrl, ton of Mr. and Mri. ^ th u r P. B o f "W lla cioaed Wed. liMh. Roberta 8t , Windsor Locks. He was bom Jan. 16 in Man* And Ellington, Tolland and Ver- Tolland County, 81.9 per cent; El­ You pay chetUr Memorial Hospital. His maternal frandparents are Mr. nmi are three o f , the fu test grow­ lington, 90.5 per cent; Tolland and ing towns In the county. DINNERWARE PLAN and Mrs. Thomas Eaifleson, Windsor Locks. His paternal ^and* Vernon, 88.6 per cent. and WARMER Complot* Sorvic* for 8 in your ehoico of Six Gorgeous Patterns... only parents are Mr. and Mrs. Myron Boflisch, 669 W. Middle Tpke. Ttaa Information b u been culled Rauenger car regiatratlon In- He^haa three brothers, Randy, 6, Jeffre}’, 6. Dale, 1; and a sister, ^ the Rockville Area Chamber of creues — Tolland County, 94.6 per So oosy to own.. .Sot dispkiyB In your Mott store.. .Get complete Brenda Lea, 2. Cbihmerce from the 1962 Connecti­ cent Fairfield County was second TUNE TEASERS • • • • B cut Market Data report of the Con­ with 77.9 per cent. details.. .Start your sot today. $19.80 GIbeauIt, John Matthew, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Clement J. Gi- necticut Development Commiaalon. The market report also listed beault, 169 McKee St. He was bom Jan. 11 at St. Francis Hos­ The chamber selected the sta- population density, and retail sales tiatlcs dealing with the three pital, Hartford. His maternal grandparenta Sre Mr. and Mrs. stmtietics for the towns. John J. Kelley, Pittsfleld, Ms-sa. His^ paternal frandparenU are towns, plus the city of Rockville In Vernon, because those communi­ Vernon leads in population Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Gibeault, Jewett City, Conn. density with 931.9 peopl# per WIN • • • • • ties make up its service area. square mile in the 18.2 square mile Osuna, Charlene Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Osuna, In population, Tolland County town. Ellington (34.4 square miles) , 149 Loomis St. She was bom Jan. 15 at Manchester Memorial ahowed an increue from 1950 to is second with 162.2 people per Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mf. and Mrs. Vincent 1960 - o f 53.7 per cent. Hartford square mile and Tolland (40.4 Villa. 149'Loomis St. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Cecils County, in comparison, ahowed a square miles) is third with 73 peo­ MOTfSlGREATEST MID- Osuna, 32 Snipslc S t, Rockville. She has a sister. Leona Mae, 16 27A per cent increue for. the PRIZES ple per square mile. SUPER WlNIiB-SAlJ_L months. same period. The statewide in­ creue w u 26.3 per cent. Retail tales in the three towna DIAL Hundreds of Sensational Price. Reductions Dreisbarh, Susan Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ' Tolland County alto led in popu­ r o u In 1959 and 1960, the report MARKETS Dreisbach. 85 Croft Dr. She was bom Jan. 15 at Manchester Garage to Be Ready by Feb. 22 lation increase between 1930 and states. On a per capita basis, Ell­ 1230 Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Joseph 1950 with 66 per cent. ington's ules cllmb^ from |201 to 4A.M.»p10A.M. fO*! Kersavage, Olyphant Pa. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. At the present speed of construction, the highway g a ra g e on Olcott SL will be ready for occupancy In the four chamber communl- *269, ToUand's from »14 to $24, and Mrs. Glen Dreisbach, Scranton, Pa. • • • • • by Feb. 22, although there will still be a few details to finish. Chester Langtry, deputy direc­ tiw, the population r iu In the lu t and Vernon's 81,273 to 11,332. ^ SAVEaot APr decade w u : BUllngton, 80.1 per The chamber ended its com­ Barbero, Sharon Ann, daughter o l Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bar- tor of public works, said the heating system is being installed, to thaw the d irt’floor in preparation WO cent: Rockville, 18.2 per cent; Tol­ pendium of the market report with bero. 80 Green Valley St., Thompsonville. She was bcm Jan. 15 for pouring of the concrete floor next week. TTie Green Manor <3onstruction Co. began work the last the observation : "Scanning thla at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal mndparenta land, 77.8 per cent; and Vernon (in­ WINF week In November on the 194,398 project, which is being paid for out of the current budget (Herald cluding Rockville) 87.7 per cent. data, it la evident that thii area la 1 , ^ * ^ are Mr. and Mrs. David Luke Sr.. Thompsonville. Het paternal photo by Pinto). NIBLETS CORN grandmother is Mrs. Anna Barbero, 75 Mountain St., Rockville. Other categories are: grewdng rapidly.” She has a brother, James, 6H; and a sister, Donna Marie, 4. • * « • • EXTRA Hiller, William John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hiller. 156 W. Main St, Rockville. He was bom Jan. 16.at S t Francis Hoa- SAVE 8( A ltal, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tender, Juicy, John Blonlarz, 156 Main St.. Rockville. His paternal grand­ Mouth-watering parentsrents are Mr. and Mrs. William Hiller. 59 South St..St., Rockville. S A V E 14c A L O A F He has two brothers, Richard, 3H and Robert, 2^ , First Food Steaks. T17 one GREEN GIANT PEAS Z Over National Brandi STAMPS McKeneie. Bradley Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. tonight McKensle, Wapping Wood Rd., ESllngton. He was bom Jan. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose Pearson. Ellington. His paternal grandparents are I Believe: SAVE Be SHOP-RITE Mr. and- Mrs. James B. McKenzie. Worcester, Mass. Swift's CLIP AND REDEEM COUPON • • • • • GERI-ANN You’ll want to take an ex­ Hawlliome, Jon CarroU, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon. C. Haw- C T F B i r C tra few seconds to help thoma 513 Main St., Manchester. He was bom Jan. 19 at Man- Premiiiiiii your/favorite Mott checker. ebester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE MOTT'S and Mrs. Henry Pease. Jackman, Maine. His paternal grand­ White Enriched parents aib Carroll R. Hawthorne, 24 Avon St, Manchester, and j::::: Ihlz Is the time to TOtO for !!l III I Jy flla il yoor favorite Mott diecker In Mrs. Gertrude Hawthorne, Hartford. ,'7 !:■(:: “The Checker e( the year con- ii! -_I0 0 EXTRA % Warden. Cynthia DUne, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles teot.” SAVE Be Warden, 1442 Mandiester Rd., Glastonbury. She was bOm Jan. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Iheoo wonderful, courteoua and iiiiH ■ S&H STAMPSi ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Plum, Tennalton, W. Va. Her pleasant Mott iirlo efficiently iiiiii paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Paul Warden. Grafton. W. I SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE BREAD lerve you on each ahopping B wifli purchatt oP5 or neri H Va. She has two sisters, Anne Elizabeth, 2 ^ , and Rebecca Sue, KRAFT MAYONNAISE trip. It Is an Important poal- O>upon good Jan. 25 thru Jan. 27, 1962, 14 months. • • • • • NO HOLES' Uon, that require# intelllgenoe, H n Mott's Manchester, Wilson, Albany Ave. pereonaUty and a genuine de­ and Bristol stores only. Limit one cou- Kate, Mleliael Stephao, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Katz, Made with Am-FIc Process sire to zerve the pubUc. • pon to a family. Adults only. State 90 Lewis Dr., Wapping. He was bom Jan. 16 in M t Sinai Hos­ A Law: Cigarettes, Beer and Fair Traded pital, Hartford. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Michael S. SAVE 22e Lobenthal, New York City. His paternal grandparents are Mr. lb I think our girls do on excel- B K '> m s excluded from offf and Mrs. Max Katz, Hewlett, N. T. He has two sisters, Ann, 5. MAXWELL HOUSE FULL POUI^D LOAF lent Job. HANDY HOUSEHOLD and Jacqueline, 2H- CLEANER b o t t l e Please take an extra few eec- !!i!!i Von Deck, Thomas John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Von LESTOIL onda to vote for yoiir favorite ;;■!;! Deck. 55 Eva Dr., Mancbeeter. He was bom Jan. 22 at Man­ this weekend. Shell appreciate iiiii; chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. It And I wUI too. Thomas J. Rogers. 500 E. Center St., Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John L. Von Deck. 11 Jean Rd., YOU GET A "RAIN CHECK" Manchester. He has two sisters, Kathleen, 3, and Sandra, 16 SAVE 26e 50 Books to a Carton COFFEE In the event because of unforeeoen conditions, Mott’s runs out months. • • • • • CARTONS of any advertised Item, you can receive a “ BAIN CHECK” en­ Glowacld, Debra Ann, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. William Olo- SUCREST 1 0 ' titling you to the product on your next regular visit to tho wacki. 43 Brainard PI.. Manchester. She was bOm Jan. 22 at ■ liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiii-aL’ BOOK MATCHES store. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, Glastonbury. Her paternal grand­ parents sms Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glowacld, Glaatonbuiy. • • • • • Yost, Philip James, son of Mr. and M n. Richard W. Toet, 89 E. Main St., Rockville. He was bom Jan. .22 at Manoheeter Me­ morial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Anthony A. Ste­ SUGAR phen Sr., East Windsor. His paternal grandfather la Franola E. Yost, 69 High St., Rockvilla He has two brothers, Richard, 2, N U B L E ^ STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY and Stanley, 1. LIPTON • • • • • MAXWELL HOUSE Bums, Patrick Shawn, aon of Mr. and Mra. Thomaa J. Burnt. 28 Union St., Rockville. He was bom Jan. 20 at Rockville City Hoepltal. . His maternal grandmother la Mrs. Agnct Flanagan, Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. anH raatgu L.~»ySNaS. fort to promote friendly relations .^W eReaorve Right to Lim it QuarttUUa « e Btate Degiaranent after hold- and ztrongthea eultural ties. EVERY WEDNESDAY

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4 2 ,1 0 0 CUixens Slighted RockvUle-Vemon Housework Simple, Rockville-Vfernbn Selectmen Seek Smid W ife to Work, Shopping Center Planned Airline Ignores Silk City Reactiyation of British Peers Told On Old Town Farm Tract In Roster of Manchesters Industrial Unit (P«MflMMR t t m m Baca Om ) of arraagananU in Lord Taylor's A tlur, an unforglveable alap, Richard Martin was conval­ The tfemon Induatrlal Commlt- A IS.000 square foot ahopping^and Umar Rupner of South Wind escing Invited to send his?- aion, in Umbo since Septembw, will 7 - r o ^ houiM in North London e«aU r will ba built on the former sor, paid $10,088 for the half-acra Aay an outrage ha« been direct­ used by the town for its publio No! be called to a aelectmen’a meeting with tanthUr. His lerdahtp’a wlfa town farm property off Rockville’s ed againat the beauty, Integrity, Not only that, but the real works garage. The other part of Feb. 6 for possible reorganization. la 4^-yoar-oId lady (Charity) Tay­ East St. with a completion date of the triangular tract w m purchased progreaalveneaa and exiatence true Manchester, Conn., with ” Meeting quiddy before the epe- o f the City of Village Charm. all its 42,100 charming people lor, who U auistant eommiaaionOr Juno 1 seL by Commercial Investments last cial town meeting laat night, se­ and inapaetor of woman'a priaoiia year. An airline which a l ^ Temain was not even put on Uie map. lectmen agreed they will write in­ And Conaumer’s Food Service nameleaa. in an attempt to Even more, two other towns dividual commission members at « aalaty t t 2,8W pounds Ine. of Broad Brook will open a Construction is isxpectod to be­ catch at the International news named Manchestet in the gin March 1. It will be done by U about the Feb. A get-together. ($8,022) a yaar. ■upennarket in the shopping cen­ spotlight, rigged a scheme to United States were not Includ­ Commission members who either and R Construction Co. Inc. herald the o p tin g of Its new ed either. Lord Taylor, 61, amphaaisad that ter building. According to Lavltt, shops will do not answer ol- don’t attend. Will to gat through tha housa quickly office In Manchester, England. Relations were not always be considered to have lost interest, Tlia lease between the supermar­ open on the front and one end of A map wag presented to the so strained. In 1931 the Lord they said. and without - making "a frighttnl ket firm and the shopping center the building. The other end will be mayor ^ that town, purporting . Mayor of Manchester, Eng­ New appointments wiU be dis­ aweat” of it a housewlfa must.ba owner, Commercial Investments occupied by the market. to show where 22 communities land,' visited the real Manches­ cussed. intelligent and make efficient use Ine., was signed last night. The tract Is already zoned for named Manchester were locat­ ter. leaving behind a brown First Selectman George E. Ria- o f mt^em equipment. Someone in The plana were disclosed today business. Parking for about 125 OPEN WEBNESOAVg. ed in the United States. Also, W'ood plaque which has been ley said the industrial commis­ Parliaments upper house shout­ by Raymond B. Spielman and cars will be available. greetings, felicitations and hanging on the east wall - of sion’s position must be clarified. It ed: "What about the scrubbing?” Louia 8. Levitt, real estate brokers Related to the shopping center THilRSBAY and FRIDAY other public-relations inspired the hearing rqpm in the Mu­ has not met since September, he “You don't have to acrub now,” handling the lease arrangements. announcement was the action by utterings were presented to the nicipal Building ever since. said, and new appointments and said Lord Taylor. "You have one of Levitt said no other leases have Vernon voters last night to appro­ NIGHTS UNTIL 9 mayor from the mayors and. Though grievously offended naming of officers have bqen post­ those squeezy miH>s and do the been signed, but negotiations .are priate $10,000 from the general leading citizens of these 22 Manchester, Conn., will main­ poned too long. floor In no time.” under way for , coin-operated fund to erect a five-stall town ga­ cemmuntties. tain a regal silence. The industrial commission has The dlscuaalon, extraordinarily laundry, dry cleaner, drug store rage on land to be determined by 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST 4 Was the real true mayor of Until, of course, an airplane had more downs tham ups in^the light-hearted for the staid old and package atorc. the Vernon Fire District Planning (Corner Broad Street) Manchester, Harold A. Turk- with an insignia made of two past year, with a number of miem- Bouse of Lords, took place in de­ The supermarket will occupy I Zoning Commissions. MANCHESTER Ington. invited to send his good interlocking globes and three bers gctling the idea they are in­ bate on a motion by Lady 8um- wishes? big red letters in the center 6,000 square feet on one end of the The appropriation wil be de­ volved in a game of blind man’s merskill calling attention to the rectangula,r, one-story building, he frayed by the amount paid the Was the real true acting fl ■' overhead. buff. shortage of women workers in hoi- mayor of Manchester, Thomas Then the real Manchester, said. Other shops will have .60- town for the old town garage prop­ At a reorganization Feb. 28 last pitala and urging an Improvement foot depth with frontage as neces­ erty. Bailey, invited to send his? her iorcreign'territory having year, commissioners agreed to de­ of conditions. Or was the real true acting been invaded by agents who sary. About 150 front-feet w’lll re­ First Selectman George’ E. Rls- termine the commission's powers Lord Taylor said there la nothing main beyond the limits of the mar­ ley said last night if $10,(XX) will general manager Arthur J. L«- do not recognize her existence, the.T “ make the commission an ac­ wrong about women taking Jobs ket. Claire (this was back when will shoot the bloker down. not cover all costs of the new ga­ tive organization.” outside the home "provided they The market will be the second to rage, the building will remain un­ The extent of its authority has enjoy outside work.” be operated by Raymond Zimmer­ finished until another year when not been clarified, however. A t his home after the debate man and Robert Perron of Broad a second appropriation will be Two commissioners are appoint­ Lord Taylor admitted he feared he Brook who own the Consumers Su­ Panelists in General Accord ed each year. Appointments end made. He said paving or some in­ had annoyed millions of British permarket in that town. terior work may have to be left In­ Oct. 1. housewives. At his. own home, he A feature of the market will be complete. Selectman Francis J. Pitkat said conceded, a woman comes In to that It will provide its own trading On School^ Social Life Issues a number of names have been rec­ help with cleaning. stamps and will redeem them at 8MALL«BUSINESS SURVEY ommended. He proposed dismissing "But sometimes I’m called on to the store. Nationally advertised Parents, students and teachers Mrs. Charles Baxter, a parent on members who show no interest and peel potatoes,” he said. ”We don’t appointing new members, if need­ products, like those distributed by Hartford, Jan. 25 (A5 — The Na­ were in general accord on school«>the panel, asserted 'Tt’s not that have a dish washing machine, and other stamp companies, will be and social life problems and gtand- ed, who will do the Job.” tional Federation of Independent parents don’t trust their children, if it were left to me It would take available in exchange for the Business will question 1,5(10 small ards in a panel,el discussion ■ present­ a long time to get the hotise In or­ sum ps, Lavltt said. they q’uestlon their Judgment in businessmen In Connecticut for ed for 300 persons at a PTSO meet­ der.” Announcement of the shopping some things.” their views on tax and business Is­ ing at Bennet Junior High School Manchester High School principal A. Raymond Rogers Jr. shows ”I can cook.” said Lady Taylor, center plans comes shortly after sues. Wilson S. Johnson, the fed­ laat night Student panelists also explained Public Records Mrs. Aghdasa A. Leylabadi, an Iranian English teacher, a "teach- but she declined to tell how she ap­ sale of a portion of tha Ekist SL eration’s eastern field director, an­ Homework at the junior high the function of the Student Council er’a letter.” (Herald photo by Satemls), portions her time between prison property to Commercial Invest- nounced the survey yesterday and school age is primarily the stu­ as a means of communication with Warrantee Deeds administration and housework. menU by the town o f Vernon. dents’ responsibU^, it was con­ promised to keep the aUte legiala- the entire student body aimed at Gilbert F. and Marilyn J. Bass Some women who work both at Commercial Investments, head­ tive council . informed. He said cluded. Howeve^^it Is the par­ broader participation in school ac- to Arthur P. and Jean A. Steele, Iranian Teacher Arrives home and at outsids Jobs, dis­ ed by W. Harry England of Man­ similar polls are being taken in ents' role to provide the proper at­ Uvltles. agreed sharply with his lordship. jjroperty at 560 Vernon St. An Iranian teacher who arrived'?' chester, Ludia Upenteks o f Bolton other aUtea. mosphere and materials at home Members of the panel were Mrs. Jo.seph D. and Colleen Jean Said Mrs. Barbara Castle, a La­ for study and to provida,.tlme and Bernice Maher and Maurice R. Forbes to Robert R. and Elsa T. In Manchester yesterday Is finding School principal A. Raymond Rog­ bor party member of parliament: interest in homework, it was point­ Pound, property at 187 Hollister the United States full of surprises. ers Jr. began acquainting the vis­ "Lord Taylor’s remarks apply to ed out. Chevalier, representing the teach­ ers; Mrs. Charles Ba.xter and Fran­ St. "It’s wonderful. Everything Is itor with the high school plant on one per cent of housewives In Brit­ Parents can beat help atudent ain. Most of us haven’t got these cis DellaFera, repreeentlg parents; Partial Belense of Tax Lien wonderful,” smiles Mrs.Agbdass A. a tour of th.i building. He showed by a spirit of coperatlon with thr Marjorie Luke, John Krinjak, Dale Town of Manchester against her various teachers' publications Americanized ideal kitchens. For ON ALL* PURCHASES THIS WEEK ONLY school if it becomes necessary tc McLean, Stephen Penny, Merle William J. Maguire, property off Leylabadi of Marageh, Iran, who is and introduced her to members of most of us housework is still three- confer about students’ progress or Frazier and Roy Wiese, student East Eldridge St. here to study new methods of quarters drudgery.” Topph awytt "O n the DO UUI, Oafif Oef yovr ahere of the beat Free flftt In the WerMJ" problems and by exposing children the English department with whom representatives Assessment Caveat teaching English. she will be working. But a few agreed that Lord Tay­ to out-of-school experiences that Atty. William Collins spoke on Roland H. and Charlotte Bois­ lor has a point. will broaden their cultural back­ And one of the most "wonder­ Mrs. Leylabadi, a graduate of "If he’s talking about women behalf of the Foreign Student Ex­ vert and 'Vvette B. and Edgard E. the University of Teheran, who THRU SATURDAY NIGHT AT STOP a SHOP! grounds. George Bradlau, princi­ ful” things of all was finding an with teen-age or school-age chil­ change program of the American Theriault, properties on Grandview *Excape baar and cifaiaHae, stoto law pal, pointed out. Field Service. Miss Hiroko No- St.; and Minnie Glazier, property uncle she had never seen when she has been teaching high school Jun­ dren he’s quite right,” said Mrs. Teachers explained that Grade 7 gami. a Japanese exchange student off E. Eldridge St. visited California laat month. iors for six years, arrived in Cali­ Cathleen Llewelyn-Davles, secre­ students have often had little now living with Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Dissolution Agreement "It was something unplanned,” fornia on Dec. 14. She left for Ann tary of the Mothers’ Union. "W om­ preDpratlon for homework and re­ ert Beach, 143 Boulder Rd,, was Felix Gremmo, no longer doing she said. Mrs. Leylabadi said she Arbor. Mich., the center of the In­ en without small babies have plen­ THE FINEST MEAT YOU’LL EVER EAT! quire a period of adjustment to de­ introduced to the group. business as Superior Sales. knew her mother's brother lived in ternational 'Teacher Development ty of time to take on voluntary velop study habits. a town called "Carmel,” but she /M* nalsl " After the U.S. D ept of Agriculture grades meat “Choice,” our A vote by ballot was taken Trade Name program, on Jan. 2. or paid Jobs.' Student panelists agreed that didn’t know in which state Carmel fussy buyers choose the choicest of the choice! among adults in the audience re­ . E, Ralph Kryzak, doing business was. Before she returns to Marageh, dating-.-a should----_ bew w confinedw s s A s s a v v a to »>V/ ^group a U U garding the change of name from as the Madison Realty Co„ 20 she will make a two-week visit to BUSH FOR AOED AID Vft' ----- . 6 1 By chance, she said she sat be­ SAVE 46‘ ON A tJ activities such as sponsored dances Barnard School to Bennet Junior Spring St. Washington, Jan. 25 (AV-Sen. side a woman during a bus ride to New York City and go to Wash- at first. The age spread between High School. It was reported a Fcli.x Gremmo. doing busine.ss as Fngton for an evaluation Feb. 23. Prescott Bush, R-Oonn., says he Who else hut Stop & Shop boy and girl should not be more Monterey, Calif., and the woman I large majority registered a vote of Gremmo & Son. Sales, 827 E. Mid­ favors a bill to give older persons Mark than a "couple of years," it was told her she was going to Carmel. During her two-week stay here, W*9ltt«r*w disapproval of the name change, dle Tpke. she is living at the home of Miss tax relief when they sell homes gives you such ffintastic values Wr A SMw pointed out by students, so they and a formal letter of the protest Building Permits Well, Mrs. Leylabadi went to that have become tmauitable for BONELESS Harriet Gesler, 26 Agnes Dr., an will have similar interests. vote to the Board of Education au­ Whitney W. Kjellen, toot shed at Carmel, too. and was reunited iVith their needs. Bush said yesterday Parents get "all shook up" at the an uncle who left Iran before she employe of the State Department and low prices? thorized. 74 Hilltop Dr.. $50. of Educcation. he would Join In co-sponsoring the mention of "going steady," a pan­ Tile Bennet dance band provid­ Phillips Construction Co, for was bom 30 years ago. "I had a mea.<)ure.. It provides that persons W E S S O N OIL elist commented. "Going steady" ed a musical program while re­ Bwald Fritz.sclie, garage at 159 wonderful CThristmas with my un­ Mrs. Leylabadi has two chil­ over 60 who have occupied a house L O O K M U T YOU CAN OEt doesn't mean the same thing to freshments were served. E.xhibits High St., $1,174. cle." .she said. dren. a daughter Afaaneh, 3, and for five years could sell 11 without students as to parents, it was on display in the cafeteria were Yesterday, Manchester High a son Shahab, 16 months. any tax liability. LowEtT rncE m TOWM ai pointed out. prepaid by students In various The main aisle of St. Peter’s Is AT YOUR OTOPISHOP It pays to Icaap your aye on Stop Hi Shop Students, teachers and parents special departments, including art, one-eighth of a mile long. Yet ads! Look at ^ is for a buy! You save on agreed that some parental control home economics, physical educa­ portions in the church are so of social life at this age level is •DURINQ THE NEXT 4 WEEKS! famous-nama quality brands! 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THE Yankees Wouldn’t Have Won Dieath' Knell I For Southern No Agreement Yet Herald Angle Loop Sounds • tHANK CLINE Boston Loses Cheney Tech Na Match Stengel Managed—Ri^zuto Asetstaat Sperts Editor Charlotte, N, C. — The Third Verdict Case AA Southern A i^la- For Roger Maris Sadder but 'Wiser Indians* Quintet Against East Windsor By EARL YOST tfon, at 61 year* one of the na- Saddbr but wiser. These three "words probably sum up the Little Phil Rizzuta, who ' tion’e oldest minor baseball feelings of Manchester High’s basketball team as it looks 3n HomeO)urt missed out in gaining enough leagues, has been forced to New York (/P)—Home runf Marls reportedly la asking J70,-f Yanks’ new spring training base at back on la8t Friday night’s two-point loss to Windham in Defeating Cheney Tech for the second time this season, auepend operations, with two 000 after■ his sensational 1961 sea- Fort Lauderdale. East Windsor High’s basketball team romped to a 69-82 vic­ votes for election to baseball’s king Roger Maris, and New While Marls is unsigned, two Willimantic and forward to the half dozen games which wilj New York (flV-Bob Cousy Hall of Fame on Tuesday) o f Its four remaining members York Yankee officials, still a son, when-4iej:^ped 61 home runs said it a year ago. tory at the. Armory yesterday afternoon. East Windsor pro* finding refuge In the lower in s 162-game schedule and won prominent pitchers on other teams complete the Indians Central (Connecticut Interscholastic threw the biggest curve at reported 610,00 apart on Mar­ the'Ahfkricftn League’s most valu­ did come to terms yesterday. They We (Uin win without me vailed in the first meeting by a 65-30 margin. , C l a s a A South Atlantic League campaign. Unless the Injuns can.canture four scalps Again, as in several othar prtvl-' o f able player award for the. second are Elroy Face, ace relief pitcher yesterday’s visit the New .'league. is’ 1962 contract, will wait un­ in their last six regular season-g We can win without (Tom ous games. It was another poor straight time. for the Pittsburgh Pirates, and contests they will not qualify for York Yankee Winter Caravan Into Ifashville and Chattanooga, til the club heads to Florida my) Heinsohn. We can wir third period which, found tha Connecticut. Stopping off at the Tenlv, leave the folded South­ Best n e s s is that the outfielder Jack BTsher, a regular starter for the Conecticut InterscholasUc Ath­ for further negotiations. the Baltimore Orioles. without fnow departp’’ Bill) Shooters W in Rangers falling out of contention. Waverly Inn to meet with mem­ ern Association to make the drew $^,000 lost season. Harney, letic Conference’s Class A tourna­ Sharman. But without Big Bill we bers of the press, radio and tcevee, ’’No agreement was reached,” Other signings Wednesday In­ Trailing by only nine points, 29^ South Atlantic a . 10-team General Manager Roy Htimey of against a 100 per cent increase, is ment next month. don’t win," Uie Boston CelUcs cap­ the one-time Yankee shortstop, league for . this season only. believed to be trying to hold Roger cluded: - To gain a berth In the tourney 20, at halftime after being four the Yankees said after a 20-min­ New York Mets—Outfielder Gus tain said. Fifth in Row, points down, 15-11, at the end of now a member of tlie radio and Evansville, Ind., and Xfttle down to around $60,000 — still a a team must win 60 per cent of And Boston, sorely missing the teevee broadcasting teajn. said, ute meeting with Maris yesterday. Bell, pitcher Craig Anderson and the first quiurter, the Rangers fell Rock, Ark., ar8 (eft without a "Further contract negotiations will $25,000 raise. Its games against teams in its own services of Big Bill Ruasell, lost "The Yankees would not have won league. \ catcher Clarence Coleman. class. Playing 16 contests during completely out of the picture In^ be resumed in Florida next one of Its rare National Basket­ Jacobs Stars the pennant last year if Casey However, thers’a an "if." Roles As Actors San Francisco Giants—Pitchers the regular campaign, the Indians tho third quarter. ^ ' month.” ^ If they do meet next in Florida, Paul Colacecchl, Matt Qayeski and ball Aa°oclation games last night East Windsor limited the Rang­ Stengel was managing, because of Nashville has been given until need 10 triumphs to gain tourna­ falling before struggling St. Louis, his platoonlng." Feb. 5 to obtain a general Both Harney and Maris will at­ it will be around Feb. 5, when both Ray Feldman. ment consideration. ers to but four points in third Class A working agreement tend the New York Baseball Writ­ Maris and Mickey Mantle (who Chicago Cubs—Pitchers George 135-123. Picking up Us fifth straight vic- period while piling up 14 to go Most Exciting At the conclusion of the first Russell, Boston's ace rebounder “Last year’s was bj’ far the most with a major league team. ers’ Dinner Sunday night but ap­ has signed for $80,000) are due to Gerbermon and -Wayne Coriander, toi'J yesterday in Willimantic, Man­ into the last eight minutes of play rotind of CCIL play, Manchester’s and generally acknowledged ns the exciting Yankee team I've ever SJiOuld the deadline not be parently any talks will be social begin roles as actors in a movie catcher Moe Thacker and infielder junior-studded roster had posted a chester H igh’s undefeated rifle with a substantial 43-24 ' advan­ met. Joe Engel, veteran Chat- only. being shot/at Miami and at the Jim McKnlght. licst defensive player in basketball, tage. The winners then poured It seen, either as a pl.ayer or as an respectable 6-3 mark. They needed was sidelined with a pulled achllle.s team trounced Windham Tech by announcer. Ralph Houk had the ^Tanooga general manager, said on In the last canto winning go-' only to duplicate that record to tendon, Buffered In New York Tues­ the lop-alded score of 888-715. toughest job of any manager. The his club would not operate gain the coveted tourney berth. ing away. day. yanks wouldn’t have won the pen- this year, either. One of the Indiana’ victims dur­ Windham, hurl by illness of Us top The victors displayed a well The South Atlantic then ing the first round was Windham The lanky center, voted the gunner.s, fell to its lowe.st score In ant with Casey (Stengel) manag­ NBA’s most valuable player last balanced scoring attack with nd ing with all his piatooning. would be right back with tight which dropped a three-point deci­ t'L^ASii—John Thomas, shown missing at the Knights of Columbus Meet years. season, will be out a week. , less than four players In doubia "Houk grave the young.sters con­ teams. Skowron Employs Exercises sion in which a technical foul at the Boston Garden, blamed his failure to high jump more than six feet eight inches Fred Jacobs flred his way out ot figures topped by Bud Seman- fidence,’' Rizzuto added, "and they 19 Active Leagues awarded because of a sixth time Only 10th Loss on an injury to his take-off foot which retarded training. Lt. Rob Gardner of the a slump with a magnificent 188 that 'The loss was only the 10th this ick's 15 points. Captain Ph)l Henca. all came through.” A grim, somber George out called by the Whippets played United States Marine (3orps became first American to defeat the 20ryear-old Olympic included a prone possible, the first matched Semanlck’s output, scor-' Trautman, head of the minor a vital factor. There was no rea­ season for the Celtics, who are for Jacobs in his shootlng..^career. The quiet, riild mannered Houk racing toward their sixth straight performer indoors. ing almost half of Ilia club’s final was one of several me.nbers of leagues presided over the two- To Strengthen Back Muscles son to take Windham too lightly Newcomer Jerry Conklin aIso,flred total. Hence, Dick Kl.in and hour closed meeting that Eastern Dltrision title, and only his first possible for the Indians’ the Yankee family on hand. BUI the second time around but the In­ Howard Brunelle accounted for all Skowron and Elston floward were sounded the death knell of the diana seemed to have been guilty their Uiird at home this season. fifth place. The victory lifted St. Louis to Cheney’s 10 baskets and for'Sl ot the active players on the caravan. charter member of . the Na­ He Incurred his most publicized: > of this, St least during the first All-Star Tilt Out After an informal practice match Hillsdale, N. J. (/P)—Bill^’ place Detroit In September he sin­ within 2',4 games of Detroit which the 32 points. Rizzuto and Mel Allen represented tional Association of Profes­ aching back trying to lift an air gled in the ninth inning to drive In half anyway. with Rockville High on Friday, the sional Baseball League. (Moose) Skowron is just like holdi'third place—the la.Jerry West get­ last night at tho' Y. Second place Detroit 3, New York 0. Phil Klemas .. vincing win over Cincinnati in the agreements beyond four al­ ing back muscles. first base during the firin g to back Ansonla. The CIAC governs S'fmaiiick year takes some of the bite out of up Skowron? ting 50. Iona Manufacturing leading by Chicago 2, Toronto 1. Jerry (Tonkljn . K lssans . World Series. ready commlttM." "They told me at the Mayo Tipoff that the Indians may have schoolboy athletics in Connecti­ Shortstop Problem SKI that .267 batting average I had," "It’s a great idea,” the Moose .Veteran Larry Foust and substi­ .AMERICAN LEAGUE cut. Sorensen 153 Women Enter OiattanOoga, Nashville, Ev­ Clinic checkup a few years ago been a little lackadaisical In their only one point at half-time, put on Windham Tech 715 In the Yankee organization the Mooee said. "Adding maybe 10 said. "I told John to do it last play, particularly In the early go­ tute Shelley McMillon led a third third period drive to turn )>ack Buffalo 5. Providence l'. He said he was referring 'Totals ... 26 II n ansville and Little Rock had that my muscles didn’t have much or 15 points on that average and Edward Malone .... 95 since 1938. the one-time third year. I’m with a .great ball club ing, can be Judged from their de­ period St. Louis rally that wiped winless McIntosh Boat, 89-74, to Springfield 6, Pittsburgh 3. specifically to the football game Chaacir Tech. ( I D , major league affiliations and elasticity,” Skowron said at hla I would have had a big year. I bat- out a 60-57 Bos’ton halftime lead Roland Maine ., i . 85 string catcher admitted that the home here. and the main thing is to win the fense, or rather lack of of, In the remain only one game behind EASTERN LEAGUE sponsored by tho Wigw am Wise were ready to field teams In tedTln 89 runs and hit 28 homers.” and gave the Hawks a 95-84 lead Louis Pivonka ...... 83 139 I Henc* .. Yanks biggest problem' was at Bowling Tourney pennant., When the doubleheaders first quarter. Defense has been one Morlarty!#. -n Clinton 11, Johnstown 3. hlen of America. Several Con­ OB (Hidden 1962. But no more working "Since that time, I've had these Skowron, who was 31 In Decem­ late in the quarter. Blston simply Don ...... 84 1 shortstop, vacated by the de­ agreements could be obtained. stretching exercises to do In the pile up or I’m aching, it’s o good of this present Indian arraye Iona went ahead 17-8 in the first necticut schoolboys Imve been I-”* Oliver .. ber, has not yet signed his 1962 thing to have someone to back ms couldn’t make vp the difference. chosen for the awards and In­ I..CO Rodrique ...... 91 131 > Brunelle parture of Tony Kubek to the off-eeason. strongest points but it Just wasn’t period but the boatmen bounced SCHOLASTIC BASKETBAIX I Klein .. contract -He said he had r. and you’ll see why in the movies 2 o’clock lists 94 entries. Sec­ It was the seventh game in as spurt In the third period as he hit Lane.s with 1.’53 entries, to for a guy like me I guess they’ve winter working as part owner of a losing streak, riddled the Indians many nights for the Packers, who of t|i« 1961 World Series,” Hoiik ond shift.s for all will be at 10 points. Mike Ehlers, who date, see’adng $1,000 in prize 5:30 and 8:30. Play may last By BOB BROWN By Widow of Ruth got to be done every day.” neon sign company In Nutley, and consistently piling up 19 points have played in six cities in the told hla listeners. The series him scored 22 for McIntosh, liad four money in the 31st annual Unit­ well into the wee hours of the Plans for th.c second annual Doc’s Best Customer as vice president of a Paterson po­ In the first quarter alone. Only un­ stretch. They have yet to beat Phil­ was part of the program. Manchester Day outing are going An aching back has plagued the defeated Eastern, which will be at personals at half-time and sat out ed Stales Claseic. Six Man­ morning. Boston (D —Babe Ruth’s widow tato chip and popcorn outfit. CHIEF FLYING CLOUD adelphia in seven tries. the Ihirdf period. He came back in Tom Tresh and Phil Sihz. All- ahead as planned. The' date 1s Sun­ muscled Moose for some time. Provided Key Hits the Arena tomorrow night, was chester women have entered Defending champion Harriet has three observations about mod­ Jackie Moreland hit seven the final stanza to score 10' but Star shortstops'in the internation­ day, Jan. 28. The main group will With the exception of 19M, a year Despite his low batting average able to register that many points straight points midway through al and Texas Leag^eb respectively the competition which starts Baggett of Richmond, 'Va., will em baseball: Who Icnows? The Indians might the 19-point spread Iona piled up at 11 a.ni. be on hand to risk her laurels. leave between 7:45 and 8 a.m. 1. The Babe’s home run record entirely free of Injury, Skowron last season, Skowron catme up with in on# quarter in any other previ­ Just shake up the whole CCJIL the final period that gave Detroit last year, plus bohus baby Jake from the Mr. Dounut parking lot, has been the Yankee doctor’s best key hits. In the opener of a cru­ ous contest against the Indians. in the third period was too much Amy Pirkey. Shiilcy VIU- Elizabeth Barger, twice a still stands despite Roger Marls’ little by pinning the first league a 96-87 lead and wrapped i t ' up for the Boatmen to overcome. Oltkjs, will all be given a chance comer o f Broad St. and W. Middle customer. cial three game set with second Once ' they settled down, the In­ against Syracuse, which lost Its to take Kubek’s post. "The young ner, Ruth Ostrander, Edith winner in the classic, will be 61 homers over a longer season loss on the high riding Lancers Malt Wallace and Eric Hohenthal Corrcnli, ,lo.m Nouric and back a-s well as 1950 dhamp, Tpke. All senior members are re­ last year. juns played their usual tight ball from Eastern tomorrow night. fifth straight. fellows will gret every chance in hawking, defensive game, yielding continued Iona's drive In the final Olive Rossello will carry the Maxime Allen -of Greensboro, quested to drive their cars to the 2. It’s a hitter’s market noW' ' * a 4> Brief Fight period to preserve the win. the world to make good," Houk only 31 points during the last three The game was marked by a brief said. Silk Town banner against the N.C. proposed meeting place in order adays. Arbitration Proposal Offered Iona liad six men In double fig­ best women duck pinners in The public la Invited to view to insure Junior members without 3. The game’s best sloggers periods, and 19 in the second half, Hoop Epic fight between rookies Ray Scott ''T h e horses msikc the manager the san|e niun)>er given up in the ures with Hohenthal leading with and we have the horsc.s. Wc got the United Stales. the. all day firing. cars a ride. If there are enough carry "toothpicks’’ compared to . One more point has to be made of Detroit and Lee Shaffer of Syra­ 23, Turklngton had 10, Bernle Au­ cars available to transport the the bludgeon that Rnffi once first ^ S ille r :' tonight before getting off the bas­ cuse. The Nata’ Swede HSlbrook a good ball club," 'lie cigar smok Fast Peace in AAU, NCAA War was ejected later for arguing a call gust 13. Wallace 12, Norm Burke ing skipper said emphatically and Juniors who need rides then those swung. But to their credits the Injuns ketball dodge. Last week this 11 and Joe Shea 10. Vlot led the seniors who have driven down to In Boston to attend tonight’s sure didn’t quit and made a real picture of (Silef Flying Cloud by Referee Richie Powers. there wasn’t one bloke in the room Hal Greer of the losers led al! losers, with 24 with Elhers hitting Mffio disagreed. the parttlng lot may leave their baseball wrrlters dinner, Mrs. Ruth BUSINESSAIEN’8 LEAGUE fine comeliack. It was a case of (known under the alias of Phil 22 and Charlie Bunce 16. cars there and double-up with told newsmen yesterday that as Appears Slim for Near Future Standings haying to learn a lesson the hard scorers with 34 points while Don "Robin Roberts will help,” Houk Hyde, coach of the Manchester Oilmen Never Pressed declared. "I think the change other members. There will be an far as she and "98 per cent of the W. L. Pet. way and It’s one the Indians un­ High basketball team), was run Ohl had 25 for Detroit. Baylor, on a.one-day leave from Moriarty’s Jumped Into a first from one league to the other and advanced group leavli^ at 7 for fans al! over the country” are New York (Pi—The AAU and^^ groups would supplant the AAU In A-1 Caterers...... 6 0 1.000 doubtedly iwon’t forget In the year three columns showing Moe Mor the purpose ot setting the race concerned Ruth’s mark of 60 home T e ls o ...... 2 4 . ,383 u d a half, most of them still have Ft. Lewis, Wash., was rested fre­ period lead and never were new ball parks will help Roberts. NCAA say they’re willing jto sit the control of these sports, even hardt apparently slipping past him pressed. They held 16-12,’'36-19 and courses and preparing the lodge runs never was broken. Nassiffs ...... 2 4 ,333 to play’ together. quently by Laker Coach Fred I don’t know yet whether he’ll be down and try to revolve their dif­ for International and Olympic com­ for a layup in last we«*’e battle 63-33 margins at each period. Jim a starter or reliefer. I’ve only which the club .Will use for the Marls hit 59 home runs over Post Office ...... 2 4 .333 But (n spite of tke unexpected for first place between’ Morlarty Schaus but played brilliantly In ferences, as proposed by the U.S- petition. helping West boost Los Angeles to Glenney got them rolling in the met the man once. It’s up to day. 154 games for the New York Yan­ Olympic head, but chances looked They are even planning conflict­ IMS to Windham, the Indiana’ tour­ Bros, and Iona Manufacturing kees last season, tying Ruth’s 1927 nament picture Isn’t completely a 7H game lead over Cincinnati. opening eight minutes irith Jim Roberts, if he shows he can start, slim today for a quick peace In ing championship meets for the Lest night’s aotlon found the Company In the Rec League. The Morlarty and Dan Pinto continu­ then he’ll be a starter.” At the present time the condi­ standard of 60 homers In Game Nq. A-1 Caterers taking a tight hold blotted out even If it has been made Chief claims "foul” saying that Baylor vriU return to camp but will the war for control of American purpose of selecting International return for Friday night’s game ing the onslaught 'in the second .Plans for Johnny Blanchard, the^ tions are poor at Curntnlngton 166 and adding No. 01 In the last amateur sports. teams. If permitted to continue, on first place with a hard 60-50 a little more cloudy. Of (h* °P ' Morhardt was not hU man but that game of the campaign that was ponents left on their sechedule, the with Cincinnati, and Sunday's period. Leo Cyr and Ed Wojcik home run hitting catcher-outfleld- Basin, but, snow 4s expected this The Amateur Athletic Union, in the giant squabble could split — win over Nasslff’s while Telso up­ he had only tried to come over carried on In the third period with er-pindihltter ? week. The area will be called Fri­ extended to 162 games because of Indians have beaten three of them from his own position and stop the game with Chicago. the driver’s seat, professes a will­ and even wreck—America’s sports ended the Post Office, 4441, Oscar Robertson led the Royals, the entire team clicking well In “ He'll do a lot ot playing. He’ll day evening and If the coridllions the league expansion. ingness to arbitrate. ‘The rebellious teams. Despite Ron Badsteubnsr’s 22 beforcand lost to the other three play. The Indians’ assistant Jay- "I felt the record belonged to ninnerup to the Lakers In the the final quarter. play a little in the outfield and are still poor and there Is no Im­ National Collegiate Athletic As­ Principally, the NCAA accuses points, the Caterers downed Nas- the first time around. vee coach, Jim Morlarty, who also Moriarty’s had five men In dou­ do a little catching" the field boss the Babe and should always be­ Conard, Hall and Maloney are plays with Gas Housers, goes along Western Division, with 32 points. mediate sign of improvement tlhe sociation says. In effect. ’’We’ll the AAU of poor management and aiff’s In a close struggle. His (Cat­ Referee Jim Duffy put Charley ble figures with Glenney and Pinto added. trip will be postponed and another long to him," she said. "So did 98 talk but—” of denying the colleges _and high erers 'broke fast in the second the clubs whom the Indiana have with The Chief’s Interpretation ad' There will be "ho chMge in the per cent of the fans. Baseball Wolf Cincinnati coach, out of the each hitting for 16. Wojcik had 14. date will be set. Let’s hope that "W e’ve been going through this schools a proper voice in the con­ quarter and never were headed already beaten once this season mitting that Morhardt was his de game for arguing wlUi 1:31 left Morlarty 13 and Cyr 10 to round batting order for the” M and M the conditions improve so we can Commissioner Ford Frick also for years," said Chick Werner of duct of sports. while Eastern, Central and Weth­ fensive responsibility. although NassifTs crept to within to play, out a well balanced scoring punch. Boys. Roger Marls will continue have a wonderful day of okilng and agrees with me. They may be Penn State, president of the Na­ Louis Fisher of High Point, one point late In the third quarter. ersfield were their conquerors. Any So now Justice has triumphed to hit third and Mickey Mantle playing 170 games in a few years. Buzz Keeney, as usual, paced the general fun. tional Collegiate Track Coaches As­ N. C., president of the AAU, said Ray Donahue (16) of the Caterers ccmblnatlen of four victories over and the "good guys’’ and "bad Guards with 16 with Ken Lowd fourth, Houk observed. Dutch Fogarty is planning to If they are I couldn’t agree that sociation. "We won’t let them his group would welcome an arbi­ was high while Don Wheeler was this sextet will still put the Indi guys” is said epic have been prop It was a big league party, from a player who hit more than 61 hitting on 14 and Ron Fallettl 10. cook for approximately 100, but throw us any bones. We’ll not set­ tration meeting. close behind with 15. Besides ani in the toumamenL erly identified. (70 start to finish. the menu la fiexible enough to home runs had broken Marls’ rec­ tle for anything less than a new "We have told them all along Badsteubner, Harry Eggleston B. r Pts. ord.” Morlarty ...... 5 3”6 13 accommodate more. People attend­ federation. I’m afraid we have that all we need to know are their scored eight jraints and played a Wojcik ...... 4 ^ U Sportsmen Dinner ing may bring their own lunch She said Ruth would have had reached the point of no return." specific complaints,” he sajd. “We good game oS the boards for Nas- Plnlo ...... 6 a«-3 and refreshments If they wish to "a real ball” against the pitchers The proposal of an arbitration don’t intend to give up the gov­ Time Running Out for Archie Butkua ...... 2 1”2 S siff’s. 0]«>nn«*jr ...... 7 1-1 15 and there is also a snack bar now active In the game. "He’d still conference was made here yester­ erning power we have had for Roddy McDowell scored 14 points swing that heavy bat, too,’ ’ she yr ...... 4 10 Feb. 24 at Grove available at the area. day by Kenneth (Tug) Wilson of years.” to lead Telso. The score was closs Syde ...... 2 (W) '4 said. "He wanted wood In his Homemakers’ Hsiiday — Lucky Chicago .president of the U.S. Terse Statement for tliree petiods until Telso went hands. He would have had no part Pender-Downes Sign Contract Strikes set a new team single of Tolals ...... 30 16-21 76 The Manchester Sportsmen As­ The schedule of events follows: Olympic Committee. Walt Byers, executive director ahead to stay with McDowell’s C*. <5t) sociation Inc. will hold iUs ninth in the toothpicks they’re using to­ After addressing an Olympic 863 along with a new team triple B. F. Pin. I 10 Advanced Juniors Giant Slalom, day." of the NCAA, made a terse state­ point making and rebounding. annual banquet and Ladic.s Night Men's Division; 10:30 Advanced rally aimed at hacnessing the ment before catching a plane from of 2,401. Individual leaders were Mursnn ...... 3 2-3 With Winner to Meet Fullmer Diane Willis •209-184-184—577. FallotU ...... 5 0-2 at the Garden Grove Saturday, Juniors Giant Slalom Women’s Di­ country’s youth In a gigantic de­ New York for hla home'in Kansas EAST SIDE MIDGETS Ethel Mike 187—607. Olga Haber- Finko ...... 0 2-2 Feb. 24, at 7 p.m. Nick T^verdy, vision; 11 Senior, Giant Slalom velopment program, Wilson said a ty . Only game found the Hosemen Dowd ...... 4 ft-10 chsUrman. reports that tickets are ern 176—462, Alice Howe 19K K»**nny ...... 4 7-> Men's Division; 11:30 Senior Giant McNeeley’s Future he planned to call a meeting with­ ” If the AAU is ready to sit down edging past the Ladders, 35-31. New York m — One ot box-f against some other contender con­ McCormick ...... 1 0-0 selling rapidly. Anyone wishing Slalom Women’s Division. in the next month to try to set­ and really thrash out this matter The win put the Hosemen in first mg’s three tangled titles )ias )>een sidered suitable by the commission, Spke League No. 1—Pat Annul- Skinner ...... 0 1-5 to attend should contact Twerdy. A beginners course will be set tle the AAU-NCAA dispute. with us, naturally we would agree place over the idle Pumpers. solved, the solution to another is or until his title is otherwise vS' or any club officer as soon as pos Does Not Include 11 129—348, Elaine Toris 138—336, Totalii ...... 17 . lJl-30 for both the Junior and senior be­ "The differences between the to participate,” he said. ”We must With Donny Oleschefskie setting In the making and It’s squarely up cated, unless lie Is prevented by Score at half. Morinrty'i 36-19. sible as resen-atlons are limited. ginners and Ihi.s race will be run two "groups are not great," he be assured, however, of honest In­ Phyllis Allen 129, Mildred Beaupre the pace, the Hosemen went on to to ancient Arclile Moore to unravel circumstances beyond his control 122, Lori Slnicrope 122, Manile Mc­ Music will be furnished by the off at 1:30. On one of the lower Quick Retirement said. "Both sides have men of un­ tentions to air all the Issues.” win their seventh game of the cam­ the third. in which case the time may be ex­ Imia <69) Dubaldo Band. Dancing will be derstanding and vision. I am op­ Wilson, expressing distress at Gee 122. slope a ” Kiddle.s ’ course, will be paign as against Just one loss. And time Is running out for the tended." Stiea ...... from 9 to 1. The committee re­ Boston eating Pender In LohdOn R ven . . . . ton Herald sports wniter Bud Col­ nanres. Cltrion . . . . Boston LT) — Indoor mile king tered the two-inilc relay, aetling event that the outing l.s postponed eight points in the lasing cause. Announcement yMterday ot a July 11. 'They were signed for a Nets Stewart of the Montreal the nptice will appear in the Sat­ lins last night: Thieves at Giants^ Grid Camp Kelley .... Ron Dalany, oiit ot indoor com­ their sights on the Boston Garden Maroons scored two goals in four ”My manager. Peter Fuller, told Paul-Peadar-Tsrry Downes fight retunt fight In Boston, April 7, hut Vlot ...... urday Herald and a representa­ vk bst s id e j u n i o r s with the winner going against for a while It looked like It was Y League — Ell Fish 168-lS5-r record of 7:36.7. The former Vil- seconds agaiiust the Boston Bruins me to take a week to think every­ —411, Dave Saunders 155-403, Fred ToUla- » 14-22 74 petition for two yeai-s, has - en­ tive from the Ski Club will be at Moving Into first place leet night Gene Fullmer pointed toward prob- going to fall through. lanova studjent has won 34 conse­ In 1931. It'.H atill a National Hockey thing over and then call him and McCurry 139-392, Art Johnson Score at half Iona. 86-37. tered the Boston A. A. track meet the pi'oiJosed meeting place to pass Sentenced to Statens Prison was PontlcelU’a with a 43-42 vic­ ohls settlement of Um disputed *110 Fulfill Contract cutive miles and holds the all- League record. on the word. let him know If I still wanted to U7-390, Paul OorrenU 145-372, Feb. 3, it was announced today. tory over Herm’s. Results of other nUddlawright title. Yesterday, however, the Briton time 11-lap mark of 4:'01.4,‘ plus fight. games found Neesiffe besting Bruno MaoseU 159-385, Jack Vlt- However, the turkey-gaited Irish­ f Jones’ testimony would be viUl In Whldh (caves only the Ugbt- agreed to fulfill the contract. three of the four fastest indoor Tlie 1962 .New York Tl>orough- With conditions being reported as ”It look me, only a day to decide Bridgeport — Three Bridge-' Personalized Floors, 40-38, and tner 3«3, Dorn Fair. 135-361, Al man has not yet decided whether I trying the cases o f two other men, hsayy crown still In question. At the some time Downed and miles ever recorded Delany has bicd racing, season will have 112 j pcxir to next to nothing a few club what to do. The next fight with port men accused In tlie theft of Lea’s Market trimming House 4k ^ ja u clu s 857, ClMt Nowlckl 854, Sports Schedule to compete In the m|Ie or the 1(X)0. not njn in the BAA meet since Prout will be the deciding point. more than $4,000 in money and but that the defendant had refused Hoars, Wlw admits to being 48 and Pender, of Brookline, Maas., ac­ stakes races. The fits! one will be I meinber.s have been venturing Hale, 73-36. may be five ar six years older, is Nick Twardy 852, IMck Buckley Ho and three fellow Iri.shnien. Noel 1959. His,four mile times here, The Swift, set for opening day. If I’m not improved 100 per cent Jewelry from the New York Giants to implicate them. cepted a propoeal by Uie New York I North in search of that elusive As a consequence, Saur said, Ponticelli’s displayed a fine reeognlsed as champion In New (Commission that th^ winner take 144-851, A l Pirkey S5L Carroll, Derek McCleane and Ba­ starting in 1956, were 4 :06.3, March 20. at Aqueduct. j snow. JIarge and Morgan Grant I’ll know enough to get out, that football training camp at Fairfield tegm effort In their victory. Dick Today sil Clifford, definitely have en­ 4:07.5, 4:04.3 and 4:04.3. this isn’t the business for me.” University last Aug. 5 were sen­ charges against Joseph Amato, 25, York, MaaaachuaetU and Europe. on Fullmer, of West Jordan, Utah, Glastonbury Frosh at East I are spending the week in the North Getzewlcz (18) enc’ Mike Kueiak Harold Johnson of Fbiladelphia is within 96 days and clear up the Rockettee — LoU Peteraon 118^ The American Bo'vling Congress McNeeley had been unbeaten In tenced to state prison today. and Charles Foster, 24, both of (13) paced the victors* attack. (Jatholie, 8:30. 'country, primarily at Jay Peak. Bridgeport, had to be nolled.. ’ rseognixsd hx the Natlonsl Boxing middleweight title. The site has 116. hixs more than four million mem­ 23 pro bouts until Champion Floyd Cases against two other men Im­ Dick Hansen play^ a fine floor Friday, Jaa. 26 Last Sunday Dick Suhie and Fred Tlw prosecutor said Colins broke Assoriatlon.. not been d^rmlned. bers. I Amc.s drove to Ml. Snow only to Patterson knocked him out In a plicated in the sneak theft were game and also llirew in eight Eastern at Manchester, 7:45, title fight a't Toronto last Decem­ nolled because one of the defend­ Into a trunk which contained the points. Time and again. Hansen set tiiM rg **-*-*■ 'Hie Pender-Downes fight was Comawrehri Zaapia — Joe Pag- I find fail lower skiing and poor strong ^ x with the- team’s person­ arranged by Jolui Oonin, Pender’s Arena. ber. ants refused to testify. up GeUewics with good feeds, on "W a'rs making every effort to gioU 208-814—6M. Jack ScheilMn- Hartfor- Tech at Cheney Tech, The best $2 payoff of 1961 at ' icy upper .skiing. Well let’s hope al belongings. The loot was passed arrange tor a title fight,” said sttomey, snd Downes’ msnsger, Chicago racetracks was the $244.40 lliat this is an indication of a late ” A lot of people have suggested Sentenced by Superior Court a give and go. Oerl Hohenthal of pfhig 288-571, George Qiahman 2, Armory. I quit.” he said. "I know they Judge James Shannon, were: to Moore who contacted Jones. Herm’e was high scorer with 80 Gen. Melvin Krulewttch, chairman S w Burna MB, Herm -Paradiae 226-564, Enao O H L V l Mr. Regnis returned when he won winter with snow into April. La.st Jones then allegedly brought Ama­ H tha New Toth Coiwmisslon. Hs ^ e hove Ironed out some o f the Rockville at Newington. . year. Stowe's and Killlngton’s lifts mean well but I don’t respect their Frederick Collins, alias Fred points. Pavan 301-fiS2. Mao Sekar 217- RHAM at Portland. at. Arlington Park on July 28. to and Foster into the picture. ms didn't close until May 8. opinions. To read some of you Sharpe, 27, a paroled convict, 5 to Nassifrs dropped the Floors as ■aid he I reoeatty eeiiferr«d with dUficoltlea about Downes fluting 552,' Cliartaa RoMnaon 208-201— One diamond ring, valueil at HUI Tale of Son Diego, Moore’e at- ■-In Boat(»,” » *•-Burna----- — eald.«•' "Downi------Ellington at East Windsor, newspaper guys you’d think I was 11 years; (Charles Moore, 28, also they had a veiy good defeiielva. 560, Tom Hobin 210, Mike penhup Norwich Tech at Coventry. John Sellers led Chicago Jockeys a couple of punches away from the 81.200 was sold for $100 the prose­ temey, in an effort to arrange fpr hMM a reaeoanably good deal and a rM in stakes wins in 1961 with eight, on parole from Connecticut State night. Although they were the 210, Walt Annatrong 213, Dick East Catholic at St. Bernard’s. Banquet Tonight insane asylum.. Prison, two to five years; and cutor said, however, police recov­ a UUe bout with either IfBA champ fair crack of the whip.” A total at Gworek 206. Hank McDermoU 200, one more than Bill Hartack. smaller team Naeriffa had three ■ -Dong Jones, the Nn. z Saturday, Jaa. 27 r**i ”It wasn’t embarrassing that I Moses Jones, 26,’ one to four years. ered ell but 8300 Of the $3,100 In men In double figures RoUn Di- Johnson or ^ 20.000 pounds '<$58,000) could be Mike Moszlcato 200. Jtu Boston. (^)—Home run slugger lost to my old sparring, partner . . . (Colins, a former Janitor at Fair- Jewelry. Gesh totaling almost Tlrando (17), Paul Leone (U ) and ' challenger , from New York. Terry’s share. Swimming—Manchester at Croo- Stanley Dancer led harness driv­ Roger Marls, American League I’ve always wanted g o^ fighters $3,000 Is stin missing according to Archie, ahom of the NBA ver- Tbs aiiddlawsight UUe has beau by. ers in purse money won at the field 'University, who broks open Tim McNamara (12). Tlie Floors rarhade Mm ’S qaaain — Tony rookie Don Schwall, Mrs. Babe for sparring partners . . . What the Giants’ strong box, pleaded- police. were led by Dave Foley (14) and ot the ttOe keeanae o t inoo- bi dispute since NBA stripped Tueaday. Jaa. 20 1961 Yonkers. N.Y".. meetings. He GiralUa 222401—5M. Nick Duray Ruth, Bob Feller and Jackie Rob­ embarrassed me was my own per­ 'guilty to larceny and break&|'and' Jim Kuhn (13), outpofnted Italy's GiuUo Bugar Rgy ItoWnann o f Ita TracMob Conard at Mancheator, 7:45, ilfUi $tui *ffMl * took down $270,327.50. inson headline the guests for to-, formance.” ~ Torfc iMt Haw 36. o f the tfUa hocauae o t InaetM ^. 21d-«88, <34m Dama 225-202- enterag. He will begin serving his Strong Ranch In the nightcap,- Laa’s baited tttls dtataiss fa al> S8T, Fiud Thylar 202—SSS, Huo Arttuu night’s Boston Baseball Writers sentence at the expiration of a 10 Rcsxia Calif. UP> — An. uniden­ helpleas House’s wlUch had four IXfllaaar atoppad f aroiar rbawipUm RockrUle at Southington. Bases Full won the Rancocaa Dinner. It will be the first public Masttwoyoon. Carmen BaaiUo for tha vaeaat tttla. pavaa 2 0 4 -^ , John Dahm 211, East catholic at St. Anthony's, month term he owes on his parole. tified patron of Santa Anita race men on the elcli list. Duke Hutch- MBm MoaMcate 207, TIRE SERVICE Stakes at Garden State Park In appearance for Feller and ^bin- 50 Finf Holes ineon played a atrang game, and The New Torit Oeeualaelon last Pender outpointed Roblnaon for 2:30. Moors pleaded guilty to receiving track had a very strong hunch yes­ awnth wamad him to defend or be FISK "Oi/f 'i-’ii I. Built O'* Public Tiu'l" tJan.den, N.J., In 1959. In 1961 son since they were elected to stolen goods and breaking and en­ terday on a mare named Justa threw in 28 points tb pace the the N a w York-Maasachuaetta- Ellsworth at Millington, 8. auapeadad. I f ho finei ’t sign fipr a tan t t i * Batter Up was the witmer. baseball's Hall of Fame Tuesday. Dunedin, Fla. UP> The best tering. Hs must first serve nine Drissle. ^ bet her heavily In the MaricetuMn. He received good hHp Buropeaa Sbare, then lost it to "fighting flag*’ ia lutially a Wedneoday, Jaa. 21 Also appearing will be Tom Zach­ tttla bout with ritber Johnson or Downes. Hertford Manchester Rocigr HUl stretch of golf was plsysd ^ Jsy months o f a previous eentenee. second fa ^ , putting down 88,000 from Mike MUtolowiky (18) and flog Sowa to A o w naartiy Cheney Tech at Ovontry. The Yankees will hold their 1962 ary, who served home run No. 60 Hebert In 1961 In the American to win Just bMors she went to the Howie Pitkin (18). Wot Rouae’s. Swimming, BulkOlay at H aa- » n Perk St. Jones, who doea not have'a nrior "ms Ueanw 10 Oiat you are fighting a big 337 Broad St, 301 Silas Old Tlmem’ Day on Saturday, ^illy to Babe Ruth in 1927, and Red Sox Golf Classle at Akron, Ohio. He rooord, pleaded guilty to teeefvbig poet. She romped home winner by the Gallagher brothafa, Tim and and to wtm tbom to kaap Aestar, 4. , _ , CH 64561 AU 3-3146 Peene 28. ’I!he Chicago 'Wbite Sox will be hurler ’Tracy Stallanl, who was playedilsyed 60 holes before he got a Gary, paced their team with 13 stolen goods. three lengths snd paid 884.30. That lha AfiOangar ar var! .a u fia g ; list. lUfio—Loomis a t " l A 64687 their "for raol" opponent^ the pit

.* 1 r • :v: ■ ■’ ' , . ' V . :■ , v „ . - ■ .. PA Cn KVnSNlY^TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,‘MANCHESTER, CONN.,-THURSDAY, JANUARY 25,1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSpAY, JANUARY 25, 1962 PAGE TWENTY-THREE J lM.lljf r II ' ', ------BY FAGALY and SHORTEN He^ Wanted—Fem ^ S5 SitpatioM Wanteil— Automobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Household Goods 51. o u sm 72 Female Apartments—Flat»-> Busineaa Property For Sale 70 Houses For Sale 72 H For'Salt Hal Boyle WOlCAM WHO CAM drive. II you 5 . WANTED—Jeep, cash for oldOi q ^ H E R oBd dryer, 8 months eld, Tenements 63 AN 8 ROOM house easily converted MANCHESTER—Beautiful # room Open Forum* fl. i' iTfiH 1 [j*-. model Jeep or station wagon. MI wMld eidoy woriting 8 or 4 hours TO UVE m-^vmi care for or he excellent condition. Also, baby’e TAKE THE LANDLORD I . I day ealUng zegulariy sach'manth t h r e e r o o m newly decorated to office use. Zoned for biismess, Cape, excellent condition, nice lo­ ■ Fv- '^sJ' I 4-0TT5. companion to lady or elderly eou- crib and apartment size gas stove. one block from Main Street. Space cation, aluminum siding plus OFF YOUR PAYROLL Against .Obsoanlty Buij6£BOnOM,iMPlSEBULtCR. KMKE9 AU. B u r MAWiN&THe CeCISIOM QM BUilNO A . on a group of Studio Girl coametle i^ . TO. 6S>8484. T,I. MI 9-5183 after 6, apartment, stove, refrigerator furnished. Will supply other furni­ available for parking area. >tl many extras. A special at 314,900. Are you tired of paying rent — To the Editor, Why Women Think »M SUPER BUICK, SUM» origin­ DEa$IOH6, GREgTAND SMALL, IN RUNMIN& NECKTIE, euess WHO HASTliE LASTWORPf cUenta on a routs to be sstsbllah- 9-8241. Short way out—new 8 bedroom al mileage, good condRion ISO'i. HIS VASTPOMAIM- ed-ln and around Manchester, and ' JANUARY SALES ture U dealred. One block from Why not look at this ter^ic 5-8-3 The Connecticut Citizens for Can MI 3-2457. ' are willing to.m aks light (lellver- Sitaatiolu Wanted-^ Main St., Ml 8-8598. ranch; full price 313.490; 3490 flat.. Very clean and the location Is Decent Literature, a group re­ H O H S E W f! 1, 2, OR I YEARS TO PAY! down. Maiw more priced from ideal. Live rent free—great Invest­ ADVERTISING tow lOOkl 18UV STILETTO Riomo.aoss! les, etc., write Studio Girl Cos- Male 39 START PAYING cently formed In Hartford to They’re Beautiful GORMAN MOTOR SALEb, STEEUJHeHt'LLFOBCCA ' m ^ c a . D ept 6-G,-Glendale, Cali­ FOUR ROOM apartment and ga­ Houses For' Sale 72 34,90p up. Call the Ellsworth Mit­ ment. T. J, Crockett, Realtor, MI combat pornography and obscen­ INC. M E R ^ Wrm MOMSOOSE fornia, Route will pay up to |8 EXPERIENCED maintenance man IN MARCH rage, first floor, automatic hot ten Agency, Realtor*, MI 3-8930 or 3-1577. ity, Is seeking support from cit­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS O N E - ^ POLKAPOTIST* I ROOMS FURNITURE water 55 Well* St. AdulU MI SIX ROOM RANCH—Artistic panel, MI 9-5524. 461 Main’ Street , ktETAL'THATLLGNEMEA per hour In cynmlselona.______would like to maintain large build­ 9-5987. MUST SELL izens In all parts of the state. New York (iD—Jumping to con­ cuUne art they haven’t been abla. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. (ORNEROMTHE SAFETVr ONEYOVNANTI ing or school. References. Box T, 39.36 MONTHLY ing, 2-car garage, large lot, SAVE TIME—On display, more We would be pleased to hear clusion* (and how many do you to copy with an air of charm. Manchester ^ MI 9>5801 A X ------y . Herald. 314.800. Carlton W Hutchins, MI anyone Interested in this fight fw NPusre/.AswEa. Help Wanted—^Hale 36 Brand New t h r e e ROOM first floor spart' 9-5132. than 150 picturea with pricea »t 6 room Colonial, breeseway, 3-car agree with?); Nothing psychologically ahowa CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED ASFfiEE»l»ER Dogs—Birds—Pels ,41 Bedroom, Living Room. Dinette, menlt available furnished or un­ homeg In Manchester and vlciniiy. garage, recreation room, 1(4 baths, against the filth pervading our Men are more willing than Wom­ the fall to the valu* of mohey COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Carlton W, Hutchins. Ml 9-5132 ■ MONDAY Thru FEIDAY I0:W A.M.—SATURDAY 0 A.M.^ CARS aiW -AHP-* DIE MAKERS wanted, full Or part furnished, centrally located J. D. BOWERS SCHOOL—Colonial with 1(4 seres landsbaped grounds. newsatands and other public places en t’o face up to the fact they are more than this fact: Few mwn- NO MONET DOWM^;ON MANY AKC GERMAN Shepherd puppue. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Etc. Realty, Ml 3-5129, which undermine the moral fibre ups today will bother to bena down time, all triive benefita, excellent personality! Inviting living room ANDOVER— Modern 4 room ex Drive by. I('s a good buy at 322,900, homely. One rea.son is mirror*. CAM Good temperament, good selection, EVERYTHING 3288 supplemented by functional family of our American youth. and pilek up a good luck penny working coodlUone. Apply Gunver MI 3-0391. pandable Cape, full cellar, oil but We will still listen to an offer. Beauty lie.' in the wyea of the be­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD TRADE DOWM WELCOMED Manufacturing Co., 284 Hartford room, cozy dining room, step-sav­ J. .Edgar Hoover attributes the holder, and women look at them'- they see on the sidewalk. 3 ROOMS f u r n it u r e FIRST FLOOR 5 room flat, oil heat, fireplace,, aluminum siding, 'Evenings Rsy Holcombe, MI 4-1139. nation’s rising sex (:rimea directly CUaalfltd or “Want Ads" »r« tsken over the phone sa n con- Rd. AKC MINIATURE- cocoa brown 310.16 MONTHLY furnace, 385 a month. Ml 3-5502. er kitchen, dishwasher, disposal. large lot. Approximately 7 miie. aelvea so often in the mirror that '-^enlence. The ndvertiser should reed hie ed the FIRST DAY ^ 1960 Fopd Fairlane $1495 Extras include aluminum siding, to commercial pornography; "W-e poodle puppies, paper trained. Brand New from Manchester. High elevsllor WARREN E. HOWLAND in time even Uje-lfomeliest (alls in APPEARS mud REPORT ERRORS In time tor the nest Inser­ 4 Dr.,^V8, automatic traiis. A Also, white poodle puppies, stud TWO ROOM apartment, heat, a.'.s combination windows, aluminum Asking 311,500. Alice Clampet know that In an overwhelmingly lov^ with Ih/e image of herself.- very" clean'car* Weetlnghouse Refrigerator, Living awnings, and professionally land REALTOR large number of rasea, sex crime R elailers to H ear tion. The Hermid Is responsible for onijr 0 ^ ^ Incorrect or omitted serrice. MI 3-7118. stove and refrigerator furnished. Realtor, MI 9-4543, Ml 3-7857. The best time to borrow money Insertion for nny sdvertlsement end then enlj to the extent of n I960 Ford Falcon $1895 Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, Adults only. MI 3-6388. scaped yard. Easy* economical llv- 575 Main St. MI 3-1108 Is associated with pornography. Lamps, Tables Etc. ing. Asking 319,000. Elva Tyler. (Ve know that sex criminals read from a num ia the. da.v after he U C o n 11 Sociologist "mnke good” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the vnloe of 4 Dr., 6 cyl., standard shift, SO. WINDSOR—Priced for quick gela'hls first set of false teeth. the advertisement wUI not be corhxsted by "make pood” Insertion. radio, heater A & P TEA COMPANY Articles.-For Sale 45 EVERYTHING 3360 THREE R(X)MS, furnished or uii Realtor, MI 9-4469 MI 9-SOSl. sale. Buy direct 6(4 room ranch, it, are clearly Infliiended by it. 1 furnished, gas heat, ground floor, baths, carport petio, many He lacks self-confidence then, and Arthur L. W(X)d, professor of so­ 1959 Ford Fairlane $1095 AppUcations accepted for 8 ROOMS FURNITURE BOLTON — Two pleasant homes. 1(4 Suburban For Sale 75 believe pornography Is a major will go to almost any length to 4 Dr.. V8, automatic, radio, H08CE MADE ravloU, fresh or adults, reasonable, New Bolton extras. 314,600. BU 9-5133, cause of sex violence.” In another ciology at the University Of Con­ FOUR COOPERATION w nx m A | A il ^ O T l l 'M eat CIerki3 In Manchester on froze', 80o do*. H. PaaquaUnl. 348 314.74 MONTHLY Road. MI 3-6389. One a seven room colonial with ANDOVER—Seven room espe built gain sacial approval. heater, tt paint. attached two-car garage. The statement Mr. Hoover stated. ’ It necticut, will be the principal BE APPRECIATED. IVll II part-time basis—mornings or Avery Street. Wapping Brand New ~ N ^ OFFERING AT in 1720.' Excellent for restoratioi. (Pornography) la creating orim- It became a woman's world I'SM Ford Galaxie $1495 Washing Machine. Westinghouse re. MODERN I 3 room unhimished other a compact ranch with ga 1'4 bath.', outbuildings, thiee speaker Monday night when the 2 Dil H.T. V8. automatic, radio, evenings. Apply on Thursday GOOD BUY Inala faster • than we can build when they took cuspidors out of llm h C U r SNOW BLOWERS - From ♦79.98 frigerator. Bedroom. Living Room, apartment, first floor, 788. HI rage selling for 314,759 ( 32300 and acres—onlv 313,900. T. J. Crockett, barbershops and other public Chamber of Commerce Retail Dl* heate^^vDower steering wsw. ■ between 4 p.m.-9 p.m. at A A and up. Parts and aervlce ' Capi­ 9-4285. you can assume 1st mortgage!, JaU-s to house them.” Senate re­ a}Ma.cosotiaK, Dinette. Dishee, Rugs, Lamps, $17,800 Realtor, MI 3-1577. places. It'll become a man's world vision holds Us annual banquet. 1957 FonEConvertible $895 P Supermarket, 118 E. Center tol Eiqulpment Co., 88 Main 8t. Tables. Blankets Etc T. J. Crockett. Realtor, MI 3-1577. port No. 2381, 1956, states it FOR RENT—One 2nd floor 8 room, Five room ranch with jjorch, threatens to ’’pervert our entire again when they put them back. Prof. Wood’s subject will bet V8 standard-shift, radio, heater, WHUibog. ILL._ Street, Manchester, Conn. Hours 7-5 dally. 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 EVERYTHING 3444 ' Why Is it big fat. women u»u- TROUBLE REACHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? overdrive, tutow Saturday. and one third floor single room POUR BEDROOM colonial, large larga kitchen with built-ins, tiled generation.” Professor P. airokln ’’Can Cemmunism Be Prevented In apartment; heat, hot water, stove, cabinet picture book kitchen, wall bath, fireplace, combination wm- Wanted—Real Estate 77 of Harvard stated ”It will accom­ ally prefer skinny little dogs as an Underdeveloped Country?’’ 1955 Ford Station'WaSTOR $59>'i (JHOICE' WOOLEN remnants and Price Includes Delivery, Setup, refrigerator furnished. Inquire wall carpet, near shopping, bus, dows and door's, home In excellciit plish a moral decay wiping out pets ? V8 automatic, radio.^h^ter, strips for rug makers. Lacing gen’ice. Guarantee Immediate de­ Manchester Savlngg and Loan. churches, 313,900. Carlton W. condition. One owner. Full base­ HELP! DUB to many recent sales, Somehow I always feel sorry The banquet, to start at 6:30 at 24"Hour AiiswtriRg Stnriee pass. 4 Dr. livery or Free Storage until needed. our civilization as has been the Willie's Steak House on Center St., threads, needles, braid clampe, 1007 Main St., Manchester Ml Hutchins, MI 9 5132. ment, hot water oil heat, recessed our listings are low. Buyers are case In the history of the world's for people who brag about how 1960 Cadillac Convert. SAV^K Business Services Offered 13 Radio-TV Repair Services 18 Business Opportunities 32 TOOL AND gauge makers, first- dyes, hooks, patterns, frames, cut­ Phone for appointment 9-4588. cast Iron radiators. City water and waiting for all types of property. many words their parakeets can is being ro-spon-sored by The Her­ FrM to Herald Readers SIX ROOM ranch. 6 years old, If selling buying or trading, call major civilizations.” ald ami the retail division. Clean as can be and fuf class only,' overtime, all prevail­ ters, burlap. Colonial Remnant gAMUEL ALBERT Htfd. CH 7-0858 sewerage. Near school, bus line, There has been ^enough in the aay.. Anyone who goes around equipped, all power. fOW PLOWING, day and night TV SERVICBViUl makes. Honest, GROCERY STORE—selling ing rates and benefita. Call Man­ Shoppe, 115 Center St. NORTH END—4 large sunny room; Bowers School, all rooms better quiet neighborhood. Quick occupan­ at once Free lnn>ectiona upon re­ Prof. Wood previously held aca­ See It Day Or Night than average in size, entire base way of hearings, talk and Inac­ quoting a parakeet has led a Wftnt InformAtioii on one of our olMsifled advertisements T No 1958 Cadillac Convert. $2495 aebvtoe. Rates according to lob BconomlesL High quality parts. meat and produce, good location chester Tool A Design, Ml 9-6268 with parking. Stove furnished. cy. quest. Call ths Ellsworth Mitten starved life. demic positions as Instructor at tha and/br.^condltiona. MI 9-S8S0 all Guaranteed 90 days Famous for with parking area. MI 3-7894. DOUBLE EDGE razor blades. Fin­ If you have no means of tranS' Adults only. 63 Union St Call MI ment Bnished off into large family Agency, Realtors, Member of MLB tion. What we seek from our leg­ University of Buffalo and aislatant answer at tiie telephone listed? Simply call the Eldorado model, all power, even EXPERIENCED tool and gauge 9-2469. room. 4(4% mortgage, priced for islative, administrative and judi­ A rugged individualist Is a fel­ the trunk lock. hours. servlcs since 1981. Phone 80 est surgical steel, honed in oil. portstion. I’ll Send my auto for CHARLES LESPERANCK service. Ml 3-8980. low who carries his golf clubs to professor to an associate profes­ 9-4587. Potterton's, 110 Center 8L makera. Please amly. at E■ A ■ 1S Full money back guarantee. 25- you. No obligation. quick sale, 318.900. Philbrlck MI 9-7620 cial branches of government is sor at Bucknell Unlveiwlty. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE 1957 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $995 , Help Wanted—Female 35 Gage Co,, Mitchell Dr, between 8-1 SOc, 100-85C, 200-31.60, 600-38.30, MODERN 8 room apartment in Agency, MI 9-8464. WISH SOMEONE to handle youI freedom. Freedom fromfllthl” We church on Sunday — before going He received a bachelor of arts Hardtop, V8, automatic, radio. H a H SNOW \PLOWING. MI TIELEVISION antennas and rotot p.m. A—I^ B -« E —R—T—’S Vemon, heat and hot water includ­ real estate? Coll me at Ml e-0328 can’t afford to wait. We want it on to the countr.v club. Ml 9-0500 1000-35.75. Postpaid. Packed 5 MANI^RESTER—4 bedroom home, s p u r IjEVEL—For those accus­ degree from Dartmouth In 1935, a • heater, tt paint, a beautv. 9-2604, ( \ systems installed and repaired. CONNECTICUT registered licensed blades to package, 20 packages to 48-4,'S ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ed. Call TR 6-5816 after 4 p.m. tomed to the finer things all one •or prompt and eourteous eervlc*. now! What can we do? Beware the man who always master of arts degree from tha 1959 Plymouth Savoy $895 — ■ ■ I II.. ■ N. I II Serving MancReater and sur­ practical nurse for U-7 a.m. shift weekdays, or any time Saturday excellent closet and storage space, Joseph Barth. Broker. The program of the C. C. D. L. Is looks you straight In the eye whSn and leave your meesage. You'D hear from our advertiser In Jig carton. C.O.D. orilers accepted. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M large enclosed porch. 3-car ga­ could demand has ^ e n In­ University of Michigan in 1936, time without spending all evening at the telephone. 3 Dr.. 6 cyl. standard shift, radio, round!^ areas. Modem TV Serv­ in convalescent home In Rock­ Postcard brings general merchan­ Or Sunday. cluded In this lovely S'4 room simple. Basically, we do tw o speaking to you. A confidence man and a doctorate degree from tha heater. ANTIQUE RESTORATION ice. 408 O hter St.. 80 8-3206. ville. Tel. TR 6-4291. rage, 319.700 PhllbricK Agency, CASH WAJTINO tor property owH' is more likely to do thti than an dise catalog. ’Taylor Products Co., THREE ROOM, first floor, apart­ 9-8464, home. The style is condusive to era. Please call us before you buj things: A. Eklucate the public tn University of Wisconsin in 1941. 1957 Plsmiouth Station 17 Overlook Rd.. Chatham, N, J, those who enjoy split level living the extent and true nature of the honest man. _ REFINISHING RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, WAITRESSES days. A]q>ly In per­ " Musical Instruments 53 ment, hot water and stove. Inquire Or sell. Sucedy service. J, D. Graduate fellowships were held Wagon $695 FRONT END MANtJHESTER —5(4 room home at Us best. On beautifully land­ Realty. W 1-6129. llroblem. B. Against this back­ One of the moat cherished at the latter two universities tor Lost and Found 1 Automobiles For Sale 4 free pickup and delivery on amall son. Howard Johnson Restaurant, 75 North St. crutches of the poor la their belief V8, automatic, radio, heater, tt Only genuine cabinet maker's radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 894 Tolland Tpke. See Mr. Ford. ACCORDION for sale, 120 bass, convenient to schools and shop scaped spacious lot. 2-car Rarstic- ground of public awareness we ex­ completion of graduate training. BOY’S 26" bicycle, good condition, alligator case, like new, CaU MI 4 bathrooms. Priced In the high ASK US about our cash offer for that they know how to enjo.v life IjOST—Yellow angora cat, vicinity 1985 FLEETWOOD Cadillac, full paint. workmanship performed, p.m. H * B Rafflo and TV, 80 315. PI 2-8430. DESIRABLE three large and one ping, formal dining room. Having pect law enforcement; That is, en­ In 1956 he attended the Univer- of MInnechaug Golf course. Call power, air conditioned, original 1954 Plymouth 4- Dr. $195 9-5582, 80 8-1479. MAN ^ 3-1287. small room, sgeond floor apart­ room with fireplace, city utilities 50s. Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-S464 your property. No red tape. HonI forcement of valid statutes mak­ more than the rich. The rich en­ Ity of Ceylon for a year on a MI 3-6326 ment in private home *or adult'. 2-car garage, extra building lot est vahdue. H. J. Bradley , Ml 8-'7379. courage thia delusion because It MI 9-1S84. owner. Best offer takes It. Can 6 cyl.. automatic, radio, heater, FOR SALE—Must go this week. 10 HARDMAN-DUO player piano, CHURCH STREET-A 10 room flat ing obscenity a crime. Fulbrlght Research Fellowship In be seen at 251 Broad St.. Man­ Stenographer foot meat case, 2 freezers, c u b Separate entrance. On Main St. may be had, 314,500 Robert The beat way to combat this keeps the poor more content with Criminology. red and white. Manchester's fastest growing tire floor model, reduced; •■-ne used In central location, one olock from chester. SAVE A BUCK at Manchester Millinery, Dressmaking 19 register, adding machine, shelv­ bus line. Steam heat, hot water, Wolverton Agency, Ml 3-1914. problem la with citizens groups their lot. In 1961 ho published a book en­ Announcements 1960 Buick 4- Dr. $2395 Good opportunity for quali­ TTiomas organ; one Lester Betsy electricity and electric stove fur­ Main St., large lot and ? car ga­ People joke about doctors buy­ Hardtop, LaSabra. automatic, Welding Service, MI 9-1858, MI fied High School or Junior Col­ company has an opening for quali­ ing, Steak Master cube machine, Rosa spinet piano, discontinued rage. Occupancy of first floor Legal Notice such as ours made up of people titled "Crime and Aggression In DRESSMAKING and alterations, meat grinder. 8 scales, coffee nished. Parking for car. Give ref­ $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 6 ro who are sincerely interested in ing expensive automobile*, but Changing Ceylon: A Sociological INCOME TAXES prepared In your TAKE A SHORT . power steering, power brakes, 9-8762. Have It welded, repaired, lege graduate. Interesting as­ fied man to work In our shop. Ap­ model. Ward Music Co., 09 Sum ranch, large living room, cabinet available shortly. Fairly priced s‘ sharpened. Guaranteed. straight hems, 31. Call Mrs. Le- grinder, 14 carriages, U.S, slicing erences. Address Box B, Manches­ DKCBRE ON LIMITATION OP CLAIMA protecting the morals of our youth when he'a sick the average man Analysis of Homicide, Suicide and home or by appointment. E:^r- DRIVE TO radio, heater, clerc, MI 3-1892 or MI 3-6096 any signm ent-varied duties. Well mer. Open evenings. Eastern Con' ter Evening Herald. kitchen, beautifully landscaped 319,000. Robert J. Smith, Inc., MI AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden wouki rather be treated by a doc­ tenced tax work, S4-hour service. established Hartford concern- ply to Mr. Amenta, machine, 2 file cabinets, also aa- necticut’i oldest, largest and oniy lot. shown by appointment. 9-5241. at Covcniry. within and for lha DlRtrlcl and who are willing to do some Economic Crime." LONG SAVINGS 1953 Buick 4- Dr. $295 time. eorted groceries at low prices. Can of Coventry, on the 22nrt day of Janu­ work In this process. Citizens tor who drives a big car than by He is a former member of tha Call MI S-4T28. Automatic, radio, heater. This complete benefit program — complete music store. TWO ROOM apartment and bath, Marion E. Robertson. Realtor, MI ary. A. D. 1%2. COME TO Household Service^ 5-day week—free parking. be seen at 84 Oakland St., e-4 p.m. '8-5958. MANCHESTER—Are you Interest­ movements to control this prob one who drivzs a small car. executive committee of tha Con­ THE NEW one must be seen. ALTERATIONS and dressmaking, dally. electricity and heat, 360. 180 Cen­ Pre*fn! Hon. Elmor® Tiirklnfton, The lost place Hie ordinary law­ necticut Prisons . Asaoelation and FEDERAL INCOME taxe« prepar­ 1959 Olds 88 Station Wagon Offered 13-A quick service and reasonable. MI Write advising education and HARTFORD GENERAL BOOSEY AND Hswk clarinet and ter St. Call MI 8-2457, 9-5 only ed tn Colonial homes? If so, .'ee Keq . Judcf*. lem are .'prlnglng up all over the ed with your savlnga In mind. FITZGERALD 3-8688. experience to Box W, Herald. ca.ae. used less than one year. Ml OAK STREET (area) - Six room this elegant residence with s Jar' On motion of Charlei N. Crockett. country. Since the first group start yer wants to settle a case Is In a the Governor’s ..Commlttae , (Con­ $179.5 Admintfllrator, 963 Main Str«et. Man- couKroom before a Jury. This Is necticut) to study legislation for Reasonable rates. E. J, Bayles. ANNEX, INC. FLAT FINISH Holland window TIRE CO. ' BOY’S BLACK figure skates, size 8-6172, 8 ROOM DUPLEX in excellent lo­ home with approx, two acres of vid representative today. Features rhenter Conn., on the eetate of Roie ed In Cincinnati five years ago - Tel. Ml t-6246. Automatic, radio, heater, power shades made to measure. All EXPERT TAILORING on ladles cation. garage, 3100. Adultg and good land. House has 3 bedrooms 7 room, 1'4 baths, heated sun' Marie Raierh. late of Coventry within over ^00 cities have formed sim­ because a successful courtroom sex deviants. steering, power brakes. REWARD — for answering this ad 7, 36. Tel. MI 3-6314 after 5:80. gPINET PIANO—Story nnd CTark, up, 3 rooms down, full basement, porch, 2-car garage. Large well said diatrin. deceased. lawyer has to be a flne actor — He Is presently t member o< 1961 Ford 82,095 metal Venetian^ blinds at a new and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 158 Center 8t. Manchester older children, J. D. Realty, MI Thla (*ourt doth decree that aix tnontha ilar groups. This phenomenal sue INCOME TAX returns prepared by 1957 Olds 88 4-Dr. $495 low price. Keys made while you Woodland St. Call MI 3-2284. A. is an exclusive territory wheie MAKING A RUG? Pilgrim Milla mahogany, recently taken In 3-5129. excellent heating system. If you landscaped lot. J*rlced to sell at cess is due to the (act that these and flne actora are scarce In any the American SMlologieal Aaao- former Internal Revenue agent In Ranch wagon, 8 cylinder, stand you can earn 32-8 an hour in your trade, very nice condition. Wat- be allowed and limited for the credltora clation and the National Council ard shift, like new. Hardtop, automatic, power steer­ wait. Marlow's. lovlne. has a big assortment of colors for want privacy plus, look this over. 320,900, Call TTie Jarvis Realty of eaid eatate to exhibit their clalma C.D.L. groups do not advocate field. the convenience of your home for ing, power brake*, mech. special spare time selling Avon cosmetics, hin.a Brothers Plano Studio. 935 SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, ga­ Excellent value for 315.200. T. J. Co., Realtors. MI 3-4113, evenings, aKainet the eame to the Adminiatritor lists, ren.iorshlps or boycotts. A daughter who can’t wrap her on Crime and Delinquency. individual and business. MI S-8938. 1960 Ford Falcons from $1,395 you, Cheney Hall. Hartford Rd. Main St. Apply 6-9 p.m., Thursday and direct* that public notice be iriven WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ toiletries and fragrances. Call now Open dally noon till 9, Saturday, rage, adults and older children Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1677. MI 9-2519, MI 3-7847, MI 8-1023. of thia order by advertlainf in a newa- As parents and citizens, it Is our father around her little Anger by 2-doors, excellent condition. 1960 Consul English Ford pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, to arrange Interview In youi SALBISMAN for new and used cars or Friday evenings,-all day Satur­ preferred. MI 3-4481 after 1 p.m. INCOME TAX returns prepared by Moving—Trucking- 10-6. paper having a circulation in aaid dla- duty to protect the morality of our the time she’s three year* old will 1960 Ford $l,99d $795 guaranteed. Phone 80 9-4617, Pot- home. BU 9-4922. fast moving operation, high earn day. MANCHESTER Suburbs—Two-fam- BUCKLEY 8CTIOOL—314.900!! ( Irlct. and by poatinK a copy thereof on youth. You can help in tlils fight 1-5 for Kotraliki auditor. Business and individual. 4 cyl., radio, heater. A nice terton's, 180 Center St Storage 20 MANCHESTER—5 room apartment lly ranch 5-4, two furnaces, ga­ room older Colonial in nice condt the public *ian poet in aaid Town of have a hard time getting married 4-wheel drive hall-ton pickup, Inga. Apply Fitzgerald Annex, Tal Coventry, neareit the place where the against pornography and obscenity later In Ufe. Accounting services. Raymond custom cab, radio and heater, lock auto. COUNTER GIRLS—Full and part- cottville Rd., TalcottvUle. available Feb, 1. 3100 per month rage, completely modern, tremen­ tion, wall-to-wall carpeting, com Girard, hO 9-4008. RADIO-TV REPAIRS oU MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ time Hartford-Manchester area. Boats and Accessories 46 Wanted—To Buy 58 Includes heat, Alice Clampet deceased laal dwelt. by jqining forces with the Connectl Audrey Hepburn has the world’s Weetport, Jan. 26 (/P)—The 18 out hubs. ing Company. Local and long dis­ dous opportunity. Only 319,500. bination aluminum windows, 1-car Certified from Record cut Citizens tor Decent Literature. member executive committee of 30 Years In the Automobile Cara, pbaiagrapb;a ehangera. CaU BU 9-8736. LUCRATIVE salsa opportunity for ANNUAL clear-the-deck sale. A, Agency. MI 6-4543. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5182. garage, lot 300 feet deep, Assum KI.MORE TURKINGTON. Jud^e. loveliest feminine face. Anthony TAX PRQBLKMS? CaU PI 3-6807 1959 International $1,095 Business here In Manchester Honest, economical. Ouaranteed-90 tance moving, packing and ator FRANK 18 buying and selling good For more Information, contact Quinn has the moat masculine face the Westport Democratic Town and have your return prepared for Half-ton pick-up, gold and white, we. Regular service throughout ambitious person. No seasonal good selection of used outboard able mortgage, Elva Tvler, Real AT A rOUHT OF PHOBATK holrt#n C.CD.L., Box 1962, Hartford 1, Committee voted last night to sup­ daya. Famoua for aervlce for 80 BOOKKEEPER familiar with auto­ work, no layoffs! Management op­ motors and boats, paints and a<*.-^ used furniture and antiques start­ COVENTRY—Large 8 room apart­ MANCHESTER — 1950 American tor, MI 9-4469, MI 9-5051, At Covpnlry. within And for th4* Diiitrlrt In moviedom — because it looks you. You always save more than it 1960 Ford $1,495 GORMAN MOTORS SALES. years. Phone 811 MOST. Potter- New England states and Florida. mobile accounting, GM experience ing Sept! 9 at 420 fAke St Call and ment. unfurnished, healed, lake Colonial, 13x23 living room, knotty Conn. like it has been lived In. port the candidacy of Frank Ko­ MI 8-6563. portunity when qualified. Write cessories at special low pricea. a( Cov^nlry, on th^ 22nrt day of Jimu* walski for the U.S. senatorial nom­ costs. Falrlane 500 4-door sedan, autj^ INC. ton'B. preferred. Apply Bourne Buick, W. Smyle, YMCA, Wlllimantlc, or Hours 12-4:30, 6-8 daUy, 9-8 Satur­ see what we've go*. Open Sun­ privileges, 3100, PI 2-S.571, or PI pine recreation r(X)m, bar, handy ’Km E E BMIROOM ranch, large uary. 1962. Very truly your*, A well-adjiuited middle-aged matic, radio and heater, blaik Inc., 285 Main St., Manchester. days MI 9-6580. 2-6701. location. Only 317,900. Carlton W, ImngjoOm, fireplace, nice yard, Prefl^^nt Hon. Elmor* Turkln^ton. Ned A. Ingarl. Chairman man la one who would rather be ination. The committee voted by a 461 Main Street WEAVING of Bums, moth holse MANCHESTER Paqkage Delivery, call HA 3-6374. day. McIntosh Boat Co., 62 Osk Eflq.. JudK<*. 10-3 margin to recommend KOwal- Personals with white sidewalls. Don't miss St.______Hutchins. MI 9-5132. convenient location. Owner trsna KMatf of AlflXAnder T. Haddad lata Connecticut Citizens (or Decent able to eat red cabbage without this one. Manchester MI 9-5301 and tom clothing, hosiery rune, Light tmcklng and package deliv­ WOMAN for sales work, full-time, BUS DRIVER, full-time, exper WE BUY, SELL or trade rntique ROCKVILLE—8 room apartment ferred—anxlou* to sell. Call DlS' of Covnntrv. in aaid Diiirlct d^r^aapd. Literature discomfort than look like Mont­ tkl’a nomination to tha 40-member handbag! repaired, ripper re- ery. Refrtgeratora, waahera and In pharmacy. Experience helpful and used furniture, china, glass, on first floor, on bus line, heat CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, co« Agency, MI 9-0626. Tha Ex«(cutrlx havinic Fxhibltad h#r ad- tovfn committee at Ito next meet­ ELECTROLUX Salsa and Service, 1957 Mercury $795 1955 FORD convertible, hill power stove moving meclalty. Folding but not necessary. State age, mari­ lence required. MI 3-8978 or Silver mlnliitratlon account with aaid aatate to gomery Clift. hooded representative. Alfred placementa, umbreilaa repaired, Lane Bus Line, Brainard Place, Diamonds—Watches— silver, picture frames -and old furnished, 390 monthly. Lipman- large living room with fireplace, thia Court for allowance. It la 'Ouhan ReAtgeea My Idea of an Intellectual Is any ing. Monterey 2-door, automatic, must see to appreciate. Call after men’s ahlrt collars reversed and chairs for rent. 80 9-0763 tal status, hours available, previ­ coins, old dolls and guns, hobby CThorches Agency. TR 5-3485 MI formal dining room, family size AmeU, 9M Henry St. Tel. Ml radio and heater. A real puff. 5 p.m, PI 2-8438. J e w e lr y 4 8 LOOK THIS OVER ! ORDKRF>Dr That the 6th day of Feti- To the Editor, one who reads papertock boolka S-0450. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- ous employment and experience, AREA SALES representative — collections, attic contents or whole 8-1889, kitchen 3 bedrooms. l(i baths, ruary. 1962. at 11'.OO o'clock, forenoon, 1957 Plymouth $795 THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS O). references and salary expected. at the Prohatp Officp In ihp MiinlcipHl The need for reselllement of the that cost 31-95 Instead of those 1955 FORD 4-door. V-8. automatic Ing Shop. Moving, packing, storage —local Evenings, high commission, with LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelers - estates. Furniture Repair Service recreation room with fireplace, DARTMOUTH RD.—Off Spring 81. Bulldinit In aaid Covpnfry \u* and thp that sell for four bits. WANTBD-Rlde to Pratt A Whit­ Belvedere 4-door, automatic, Write to Box P, Herald. national products advertised for Repaira, adjusts watchea ale rt­ TalcottvUle. Conn Tel. MI 8-7449. FIVE R(X)M apartm ent. first floor, enclosed breezeway, attached ga­ 7 room colonial, 1(4 baths, 2 fire­ aame ia aeaiKn'*d for a hpartna on (hf* Cuban people from the Miami area radio and heater, original 40,000 transmission, radio, heater. In AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol and long distance. Agents for Benton St., 390 a month. Ml 3-1912, to other arras of the United States Crabgraos is the biggest cause SEE OUR LARGE ney, Willow St., 8-4:45, from vl; good condition. Call MI 3-6391. Lyons van Lines, Inc., world-wide the first lime In this area; pro­ ly. Reasonable prices. Open- Tues­ rage, landscaped yard 91x194. places, 2-car garage, dishwasher, allowance of aaid adrniniatration ac­ dnity Cmter. MI 8-4284. miles, nke new. ster 8 piece living room set: sofa tected territory. No Investment day through Saturday. Thursday PROMPT AND courteous service evenings MI 9-9528. Marion E, Robertson. Realtor. MI garbage, disposal, built-in oven and count with aaid catatp and thia rourt la a matter of grave concern both of virtue 111 the euburbs. Fighting SELECTION OF and 2 chairs. 3148. Choose from movers. Free estimates. MI'3-81S7, evenlnga. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. for your scrap Iron and metal In 3-5953. surface unit, large family *oom direrta that noticp nr the time and the for the Cubans-ln-exlle and the It keeps a fellow so bus.v his 1955 Ford $495 Audograph No cold canvassing. Car essential 150 COOPER Hin St.—4 room du- place aaaiitned for aaid hearlna ha friven WANTED—Ride from Manchester Falrlane Coupe, standard shlfu 8 1957 DODGE pickup truck, one-half group of fine fabrics. Work done Reply Box 606-C, Bridgeport any amount or size. Pipes, fur­ with fireplace, porch, patio with to all peraona known tn he Intereated future of our rrlatlona with I^atin thoughts don’t have time to stray VALUE RATED a, to Asylum Ave., Hartford, hours cylinder, heater, radio, and white by expert craftsmen on our prem­ Conn. naces. machinery, copper, brass, plex, excellent condition, maxi­ BOLTON—Williams Road. 6';4 room barbecue, trees, amesite 'drive. See therein to appear and be heard thereon America. There are 70,000 Cuban to his neighbor’s pretty wife. ton, one owner. 3800. MI 3-2573. ises. AH work fully guaranteed. PaintinR—Papering 21 Garden—Farm—Dairy mum 3 children. 385. Glastonbury, brick ranch 2 yearS'.old, heated bv mallinit mi or before Febniary 26. (I 8-4:80. CaU MI 9-8485 after 8. sidewalls. Operator ^ etc. Call MI 8-3809.- this one. ll62. by certified mall, a copy of thia people in Mlar.l now, with an un­ Any bartender will bet you 10 USED OARS MU] Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine PAINTINa AI4D paperhanging, MECHANIC for used car depart­ Products 50 MEdford 3-9057, breezeway, oil hot water heat, full brder to believable 1000 to 2000 coming In to-1 that if three women come into Many cars to choose from 190 St., exclusive Cheney Fabric USED SKI equipment for 11 year basement, 1-car garage, large lot KMxabetti K. FArland. 196 Waahinfton a lounge logelher the.v won’t all Automobiles For Sale 4 FOR SALE—Used 1953 Dodge, run­ Good clean workmans]ship at rea (Experienced) ment. Apply Fitzgerald Annex BALDWIN, MACS STARK ajiplei FOUR ROOM apariment. heat and ONE BLOCK FROM l>er week. Belter than )»*]f of these I and up.. . ning condition, 335. Call MI 9-6517. salesroom. In Manchestar. 80 sohable rates. 80 years In Man- Good opportunity—well estab­ TalcottvUle Rd., Talcottville. old girl, size 6(4 boots. Also, man’s with trees, owners anxious. Phil- Blreet. Walllnrford. Conij. order the same drink. ’The odd* at the farm, 629 West Center St. boots, size 9(4. MI 3-5463. hot water. 38.5 a month. 180'4 Cen­ MAIN ST. Nellie I*. Ernat, 10 Oakridfa Place. )>eopIe are from the middle class, *1 OLDS...... $2795 OLDER CARS meebanlca spe- Ask about our 8&H Green Stamps 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. chestei, Raymond Flake. MI lished Hartford firm '— High brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Eaelcheater, N. Y. professionally educated group who, are even that each will order a elals, fMt yauneU can, always 1958 2-DOOR Ford V-8., good condi­ ELECTRONIC laboratory technl Ml 8-8116. ter St. MI 3-5064, 8 ROOM COI./)NlAL —1(4 baths, Eleanor E. Haddad. 170 Holbrook Ave., different oocklall. ”88” 2-Door Redan. SAM'S UPHOI-STERY - Retired 9-9237. School graduate—5-day week— 394.51 MONTHLY, small cash as­ large enclosed porch, fireplace, Willlmantlr. Conn. thinking for themselves, refuse to a good aalecUon. Look behind our FITZGERALD tion First 3376 cash takes It. Call complete benefits—Write Box clan. Ambitious persons with ex­ Women detest any manly habit oCOca. Douglas Motors. 88S Main. MI 3-5359, from the ahop. Caij taka care of EIXTEJUOR and Interior painting perience In electronics. Apply In Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 sumes 4(s% mortgage, immacu­ plastered walls, full Insulation, not Edward Haddad. South Street. Cov­ allow Castro to do their thinking '61 O L D S ...... $3395 ANNEX, INC. all your upholrierlng needs at U, Herald advising education Furnished Apartments 63-A late 6 room ranch. Carlton W. water oil heat, bullt-lns, city utili­ entry. Conn. for them. They have shown their the.v themselves can’t imitate "8-88” Convertible, Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. and experience. person to Mr. YIndra. The Newton ROOMS TO RENT, alto cabins Fred A, Haddad. South St . Coven­ gracefully. Thst'* why so many MEED A GAR and luid your credit TALCOTTVILLE AVE., VERNON great savings. Call CB 3-2878. Wallpaper removed. CeUlngs. Company, 55 Elm Street, Man RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12 beige Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. ties. Vacant. try, Conn. Independence or thought by walk­ to n ed down? Short on down nay- tweed 330; 9x15 gold, 335. BU with efficiency Scranton Motel. EI.MORE TTJRKINGTON. Judge. ing out on Chiba and everything object to men smoking cigars. '40 CH RYS...... $3295 Division of L. P. Fitzgerald, Inc. Trailers—Mobile Homes 6-A SUP COVERS made at low coat, Floora. Good clean workmanship. WANTED—Girl for stamping and Chester, Equal Opportunity Em Call MI 9-0826 after 5. THREE LARGE rooms, heat, hot TWO-FAMILIES—We have them. A They’d like to enjoy the ooul-sur- mantT BankniptT RepoasesnooT Tolland Fully insured. Reasonable rates. packing room. Please apply at ployer. 9-6955. NEW LISTING they had — materially opeakCng. Imperial 4-Door Hardtop. Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ 1956 31x8 PONTIAC Chief. Vernon from 312 . plus fabric. Also, all water. Call PT 2-8648 after 4 p.m. new one (4>^ and 4(i flat): older EXCELLENT IX)CATION—8 room Everything is quite a lot. renderlng pleasure of puffing on County's Oldest Ford Dealer kinds of reupholstering. Workman, Leo PeUetier, 80 9-63?8 or Ml Tober Baseball Mfg. Co., 114 NIC^ LARGE front room for gsn- 6 and 4 flat for only 316,900; a 6 a good cigar, but this is one maa- las. get the lowdown on the lowest Trailer Court Kelly Road. MI 9-5082. Brooklyn St., Rockville. ROUGH AND finish carpenter Vel tlemlui. Call after 5 p.m. MI FURNISHED 8 room apartment, colonial, 1(4 hatha, fireplace, dlsh- It Is not much of a life silting '40 F O R D ...... $1795 down and smallest payments any- (Opposite Vlttner’s Garden Center) 4-0235. Asking 31,495. ship guaranteed. Alex Quail, 252 rick custom home. CaU after 5 TAPE RECORDERS tor rent,^ Mar­ and 6 duplex on Foster St. for waaher, garbage dispoaal, rec in Miami taking welfare check* Galaxie 4-Dr. Hardtop. Spruce. MI 9-1154 after 6. low's, *67 Main, call MI 9-6221. 9-4966. 21 Church Street, 3110 a month. Includes hsat. hot 318,400 ; 5 and 6 flat (nice one) for whera. Not a amall loan or Bnanoe MI 9-5324 Open 7-10 dally PAINTING, papering, floor sand- STENOGRAPHERS p.m. MI 3-6352. water, electricity and gas. off room, wall to wall carpeting, 2-car the.v would rafher not have (which company nlan. Douglas Motors, ______Ing. remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, ROOM FOR lady or gentleman. 320.000; and a 6 and 6 on Walnut garage, amesite drive, excellent '40 CH RYS...... $2495 Interesting and varied posi­ RELIABLE MAN for used car de­ 40" ELECTRIC G.E. range, one Porter St. Available Immediately. St. for 322,000. T. J. Crockett, should be a lesson to some of our 888 Main Bt Auto Driving School 7-A Building—Contracting 14 ^ year old, double ovens, 3'50. Ml Kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire MI 3-6940, condition throughout, near bus, own people). The time is past due Saratoga 4-Door Sedan. A VERY special buy—1939 Dodge, tions at the University of Con­ partment to clean cars, experience 224 Charter Oak St. MI 3-8868, CH Realtor, MI 3-1577. school, Quotation* Furnished by 4 door sedan In unusual fine con­ INTERIOR painting, decorating, necticut for women who can necessary. Apply Fitzgerald An­ 9-7008. when the Cuban )>e<>ple should )>e MORTLOCK'S DrlvUig School-Of­ ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ 6-4738. FOR RENT — 8 room furnished MAIN STREET shopping —custom Oobiirn Mldrtlebrook, Inc. absorbed into oi.r own econom.v '40 CHEV...... $2295 19U DAUPHINS Renault, 4 door. dition. Now In dally use, an Ideal fice, 448 Main St.. Maneheater. ceilings, wallpapering, floor sand­ qualify. nex, Talcottville Rd.. Talcottville. apartment, utilities Included. Atl A BEAUTY Impale Convertible. Call Pi 3-8780. buy for person interested In me­ modeling all types of carpentry. ing and refiniahing. Clean work- Must be able to take dictation USED EASY wringer type washing brick and frame ranch, huge Bank Stock* and communities,- preferrably into Leamliw correctlv "8tay Save Nelson Higgins. MI 4-1700. PAYROLL CLERK, truck driver, machine, good condition. Call ONE ROOM to rent, private 9-7748. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, immaculate 6 ROOM RANCH—2-car garage, 2 Bid Asked Jobs for which they have been chanically sound old car. Best of­ Your Life." Driver education meuiship, No Job too small. John at the rate of 80 words per min­ trance, near bus and mills. baths tiled, fireplace, built-ins, city fer. MI 9-0130 after 6 p.m. Verfallle. Ml 9-5750. ute. drill press operator, .engine lathe after 12 noon. MI S-4243. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ condition reasonably priced. Carl­ Conn. Bank and Trust __ t -alned. Thia should be done be­ claases. Member. Connecticut Pz WHAT DO YOU need? More room, Cooper Hill St., MI 9-0695. ton W, Hutchins; Ml 9-5132. utllitieg. porch. Isrge fsmlly room fore they become demoralized WE HAVE IS feaaional Driving SchoiH Assn. 80 rec rooms or attics finished, addi­ Pleasant surroundings, good operator, route salesman, shoe GAS DRYER, high speed, like n e ^ ment. 345 per month. Phone MI with firepls^ce, laundry room, large Co...... 80'4 84'4 Cobbler Apron CEILING refinIshed, painting, wall- salary and excellent fringe salesman, part-time morning fuel 8-7836. Hartford National through indolence, resentment and 1959 9-7398. tions, storage cabinets, bullt-tns, papering. Wallpaper books on re­ oil driver, delivery, driver, part- 3125. Changing to electricity. MI LUDLOW ' ROAD Rockledge — 7 lot, trees. loos of technical skill. OLDSMOBILES bookcase] ceramic tile bath, for­ benefits. 9-9940. f u r n is h e d ROOM near Main 8t. room ranch, 2 baths, kitchen with Bank and Trust Co. 59‘4 05 V4 Casually Styled! LARSON'S ConnecUcut’a first li­ mica counters. If you have a leaky quest. Fully Insured. CaU Edward Apply to Personnel Depart­ time afternoons, service station at­ 9 Hazel St. Ml 9-2170. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Fire Insurance Oompenie* Am Director of the Cuban Refu­ To choose ■ from. Most body R. Price. 8U 9 1003. tendant for weekends, experienced ment. 58 Wells St. Working couple bullt-ins. 3 bedrooms, formal din­ VERPLANK SCHOOL gee Resettlement Council in Con- censed driving school trained — roof or a house to build, call us ment. University of Connecti­ ONE ORIENTAL rug 0x12 and 6 ing room, den, aluminum siding, 6 ROOM CAPE COD — Garage, Aetna Fire ...... 141 151 •tyles. Certified and approved la now of­ cut, Stores, Telephone No. GA Or will train. Apply Conn. State scatter ruga; also, dining room FURNISHED ROOMS, complete preferred. noctlcut, (meant to be a pilot pro­ UP and I'm sure we can help you. MI Employment Service, 806 Main light housekeeping facilitlM. Cen­ 2-car garage, near St. Bartholo­ combination windows and doors, Hftd Fire ...... 73 77 fering classroom and . behind 3-6352 after 5 p.m. Electrical Services 22 9-9321 or to Staje Petsonnel De­ and living room drapes, priced FURNISHED 8 room apartment mew Sch(x>l. MI 9-3926. Open for fireplace, hot water oil heat, near National Fire ...... 148 158 gram for the rest of the country i 3 1 5 9 5 wheel Instruction for teenagers. partment. Room 405. State Of­ St., Manchester. very reasonable. MI 9-5M8 or Ml trally located. Children accepted- )iua line, good condition, good buy. Phoenix Fire ...... 122 180 It la a privilege to say that I have BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St„ for two, |90 a month Including inspection 7 days • week. MI 9-6075. fice Building, Hartford. GUARDS—Steady and reliable with 9-7786. heat, hot water, electricity and life and Indemnity in*. Coe. met many of the (Tuba refugees additions, recreation rooms, ril ice (On all types of electrical wir­ Manchester. FALKNOR DRIVE - Sparkling A REAL JEWEL and can highly recommend them os '58 OLDS...... $995 PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. types of carpentry. Also, fall-out ing Licensed and Insurert Wilson WANTED—Woman to sit with two clear records'as uniformed guards, SEVEN-PIECE kitchen set, green gas. Also one and two room apart­ Aetna Casualty ....130 140 discount store, 8 days, Monday- FURNISHED room for a ganlle- ment furnished, 388 a month tor Cape 6 rooms, tiled kitchen, tiled 8 ROOM RANCH—One-car garage, Aetna Ufe ...... 124 132 friends, technical or non-techniral 4-Door Sedan. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class shelters built. Call MI 9-4291. Electrical Co., Manchester, -Ml children Tuesday and Thursday formica, plastic and chrome, good bath, garage, aluminum ftbrms. 1(4 tiled baths, bullt-lns, corner employes, and as patriots of de­ TV v ie w in g room. Three Instructors No wait­ 9-4817, Olastonimry, ME 8-7876. mornings at home. Must provide Saturday, one shift starting at 8 condition, Birch high chair. Rea­ man. Central. 4 Pearl St. Apply one. Available Immediately. 272 Conn. General ...... 248 268 a.m. another at 11:30 a.m. or 12 Apt. 16. Main St. Near school, bus, shopping. Only fireplace, family room with caths Hftd. Steam Boiler 130 140 mocracy. '58 CHEV. .... $1595 ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ 12x16 CUSTOM paneled recreation transportation. References. Call sonable offers accepted. MI 9-3877. 315,900. Robert B. AnderSon Agen-. dral celling, city utilities, psiio, They need your help now which Impala Convertible. my. PI 2-7249. room. 3595 complete, originally Private Instructions 28 MI 4-0349. noon, 52 hours at 31.25 per houg, In*. Cltv Life ...... 30 34 is easy today... 3695. January only. Financed. Also with time and one half after 40 BRILLIANT Fire gag space heater R(X)M FOR rent, kitchen privi­ TWO ROOMS nnd sunporch nicely cy, JA 8-0139. hot watertoli heat. Excellent loca­ Traveler* ...... 153'4 161'4 you can give b.v sponsoring a Cu- STA'nS’nCAL CLERK, clerk-typ- hours. Liberal fringe benefits. with electric fan, good condition, leges, parlting, private entrance, furnished. , Heat. hot water, tion, trees* galore. iMin family in j'our oommunlty, the '58 MERC...... $1195 other carpentry. No Job too small. CUBAN TEACHER wlU give Span­ 3-4724. VERNON—Cute ranch home locat­ Public UtlllUe* Station Wagon. Motorcvclcs—Bicvclcs 11 TR 6-6759, ^ ish lessons to groups or Individ­ 1st, full time or part-time 1-6, nart- 'Part-tim e also. Men available for suitable for 4 or 5 rooms, 360. MI gentleman, xfi ' " ahower. utilities. Private entrance. belter to be<'ome a real "Good Parking*. Gentleman. MT 9-S715 ed In an area .where people are Conn. Light Power . . 28',4 30'j Neighbor.” uals at reasonable price. CaU MI time marker. Apply Conn. State 4 or 5 hours shifts starting at 5 9-6685. ATTRACfnVB sleeping room, cen­ young at heart and living is fun. CHARLES LESPERANCE Htfd. Electric Light 71 75 9-2610. Employment Service, 801 Main or 5:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday at after 5. A sponsor can be a church, a '57 CHRYS...... $945 GIRL’S 20 ’ bicycle. 315. '-'all be­ FOR SALE—Rug 9x10, all wool, tral, gentleman. Apply 195 Spruce Features 2 bedrooms, living room Hartford Ga* Co...... 66 71 New Yorker 4-Dr. Sedan. Florists—‘Nurseries 15 St., Manchester, 31.20 per hour. Reply Box R. St. o4vic, industrial or profeaaional or­ tween 9-12 noon. Ml 9-8371. Herald. gray, carved, used two months, with bay window, birch csblneted MI 9-7620 Southern New England ganization, or a responsible Indi­ Business Txientions kitchen with disposal. Attached Telephone . ; ...... 52 68 PRIVATE PIANO Instructions. MI RECEPTIONIST - GUARD — Dis­ • 330. Call after 8:30. MI 9-4000. For Rent 64 TOLLAND—315.900, 7 room well vidual. Resettlemenbe take place SMALL, YOUNG African violets, 9-5892. count store, pitrt-tlme. 4-4(4 hour garage. Glass enclosed patio. Mannfactarlng Companlee through one of the agencies under TRANSPORTATION Busines.s Services Offered 13 310c each and up. TR 5-3568. Apartments—Flats'— Wooded lot. Only 315.900. Call The kept older home with 2(4 acres, 2 shifts available Monday-Saturday Salesmen Wanted 36-A Tenements 63 STORE hear Main Bt. at 21 Birch Jarvig Realty Co.. Realtors, Ml baths, new furnace, good barn, Arrow. Hart, Heg. contract to the U.S. government, SPECIALS ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ Bonds—Stocks— starting at 9 a.m., 1 p.m. and 6 or 8t. 2.800 sq. ft., parking. Apply 3-4112, evenings, MI 9-2519, MI fruit and shade tree*. lAicllie Lyon Associated Spring . the International Rescue Commit­ tiques Included. Work guaranteed. Roofing—Siding 16 Mortgages 31 5:30 p.m. No .Sundays, rate 31.20 SALESMEN—Experienced life in­ ANDOVER GENERAL RENTAL agency, J, O. Marlnw’s. 867 Main. 3-1023, kfl 8-7847. Agency. TR 5-6070. MI 9-26.59. Bristol Bras* ...... tee, the Protestant, Jewltii and Ml ff-1962 per hour. Reply Box S, Herald, in­ surance. Highest commissions, ex­ Realty, 470 Main Street, MJ Dunham Bush ...... Calhonc~7leU«fS*rvioes. Sponsor* '56 FORD 1195 A. A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, BURIED IN BILLS? A good mort­ dicating hours available. panding operations to Maneheater. NOTICE 3-5I26. EXCELLENT LOCATION BOWERS SCHOOL area—8 room COVENTRY — Year ’round. 8 Bm-Hart ...... are badly need?? which is why 1 2-Door Hardtop. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. painting (jarpentry. Alterations gage to'consolidate debts will Im­ Write Box 1858, Hartford. Conn., The Board of 'Tax Review of the ranch, finished heated rec room, rooms, porch, completely furnish­ Fafnlr ...... ,. am taking this means of talking Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 PERMANENT part-time clerk. l a r g e 8 ROOM apartment, heat, Ideal tor beauty salon, 818 Cen­ ed. 34,500. Out of state owner Heublein ...... ’55 BUICK $245 and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ prove your credit situation and re­ General Insurance agency, exper­ for Interview, stating exiwripnce. Town of Andover will be in seaiion garage, convenient to all schools, to the people of Manchester. between 1:30-4:30 or any time ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn 3t. quires payments of only 322.25 hot water, etove, refrigerator, gS' ter St., off street parking, 20x50, churches am) shopping. Ideal loca­ wants Immediate action. Call A. N. B. M achine...... The cost Is effort, the waste le 2-DoOr Hardtop. Saturday or Sunday. ience desirable, but not essential. at the Town Hall on the folowlng rage. MI 4-0238. J. Buckley, PI 2-7932. so’s horn* heating Ml 3-4860. per month for each 31000 you bor­ Tel. MI 3-4886, dates: newly decorated, reasonable rent. tion tor children. 317,900. Call own­ North and Judd ... humanity, the decision la yours! '55 PONTIAC $.745 row. Frank Burke at Connecticut Situations Wanted—‘ er MI 8-8776. Stanley Works .... Please get In touch with me for SHARPENING Service — Saws,' B1DWE3LL HOME Imptovemant ’Thursday, Feb. 1, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ROCKVILLE— Apartnenta newly MANCHESTER (Ustinf 139). Ex­ our way I 2-Door Hardtop. knives, axes. shcara, skates, Mortgage Investment Exchan^, 6 FRIENDLY women needed right Female 38 Wednesday. Feb. 7, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. decorated, dinette, kltehenette, J..D. REALTY Stanley Work* .... further Information. Company—all typea e t aiding and 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, CH $11,600—3 bedroom ranch, cellai, cellent 2-famlly home near Man­ Veeder-Root- $145 rdtaty blades. Quick eei;ylce. Cm I- rooflng. Aluminum cla p b o o ^ a away to help start shop-by-mall Saturday, Feb. 10,10 a.m. to 2 p-m bedroom, tile bathroom 470 Main St. MI 2-5129 double garage, trees, near bus. Sincerely, ’.54 FORD 6-8897 daya, JA 9-5553 evenlnga. club. You help your friends, they WANTED—Children to care for In O. W. Munaoii chester Hospital. 5'4-5'4. modern be construed a* actual markets. You get premium quality 2-Door. V tol Equipment Co.; 38 Main St., special^. UnexceUed workman­ ances, 365 per month. CJall stores Carlton W. Hutchins, MI kitchen with birch cabinets, oil hot Betty Campbell Mobllhest with RT-98 ] .. the Manchester. Hours dally 7-S, save money. You get famous prod, my home. Transportation provided C.'B. Home 8-1869, TR 6-8488. EXCELIJCNT STORE tor aav bust' 9-5132.' Director, CRRC ship. Ml 9-6495. SEOQND MORTGAGE moiiey-We ucts free. Send today for details, if necessary. Reasonable. MI nets or office, apartment Includ water heat. 2-car garage. Home most completely eflective fuel ’.5.3 FORD $95 'Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Ml can'supply any amount of money W. Moran Jr. is In excellent condition Schwartz 5.5 Mill Hill Rd. Convertible. 3-7958 AU, TYPES of roofs repaired or free 276-page catalog. No obliga­ 9-6985. STVE r o o m , second floor, apart­ ed. 478 Main S t Ml 8-8229. 9-5. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, Lriiiii'a Tuiiilt (]loaetl Southport, Conn. oil additive in use today. And for mortgages Terms to tit your tion. Popular Club, Dept. E852, Real Estate, MlJt Realtor. AD replaced, specializing in Bonded needs. Construction mortgages ment, West Side. Stove, reoigera- laige landscaped lot, new heating 6-1241. Evening* Mr. Arnida, MI you get premium service. Au­ ’19 B U IC K $99 SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired built-up and shingle roofing. Lynbrook, N, Y. tor furnished. Adults profcrreiL system, excellent location. 313,800. M obcow, Jan. 25 (^-Lenin's tomatic deliveriee . . . a bal­ from the shop. Can take care of also available. J. D. Realty. 470 MI 3-8129. STORE FOR rent. 348 N. Mato St. 3-6454. 'Christmas Cheer' Convertible. Coughlin Roofing Company, Man­ Main St.. MI 8-5129 Carlton onr, Business Opportunities 32 ienced sales personnel to help f iv e r o o m MMurtment. second VERNON —Extra value! Spriart buy. F ar below replacement cost. A small sign in front of the fence to all who contributed toward EMBROIDERY a.m. call MI 9-1104. tion, alr-condltiontog, large kitchen for each pattern. Print Niune, Ad- dress with Zones and Pattern service center loc^ated at Man­ priced at $17,500 for Immedla’.e moved. 8302,718.84 including guns and all BROTHERS OPEN EVr-NINGS UNTIL S di-ess with SSone, Style No. and ience. sole, end living room, 26x16 family room SATURDAYS TILL 5 P.M. Number. BUSINESS-Profeasional accounts. Radio-TV Repair Services 18 chester Green oh heavUy traveled C o l MOBIL OIL CO.. JA 2<4231 FIVE r o o m apartm ent >8 FOeMr with reeeaaed bsur. B« quick. equipment. The bolts which fast­ 8!se. Send 60c for the New, Big-81ze If your receivablss nsed action, highway wlUi fine realaentlal po­ S t CMU after 8. ' SabErbsa For Rent <6 Radiation can eSuaa genetic ened her timber* and the copper M l 3 -5 1 3 5 812 WE.ST OEN”rER ST. Rsadg for veu now — spring | '62 Album fUlsd with lovely de­ tential. Phone Mr. Dorley days, COUNTBR OIRLr—8-7, oU doj got- ^ Call aheaUng on the bottom wero made MIS-1511 — MI S-28U phone l a 9-8817 any hour. AAA Re- OORinK’g TV end Radio Barvlea, An B i|n wppQvmNiy BMpiOyVr MODERN S room apartment, aoe* OOVENtflT—4 rooms, furnished BELFIORE AGENCY changes, malformations, cancer, ad fw n e r ’« lasue of our pat- Islfas, e needlework stitch section mhuraemsnt SerTue, 889 Kala It. avaUOhla a n h o u a . getisfoethB 9-4, JA 7-41U, Bights gpiiwflald nrdajr. Apnly tai penan. 989 W. EufeuR E. Buihfljr A senc/ iMkamla, Ufe MmrUalag, atrophy, by Paul Revere, aecordtog t o the 301-315 C«fH«r St. OPEN BVENINOIS ■B MOttBaile HaiUetL gsnd 60c. and free paittons. goamatead. cu t MX IdtU . ■Tote S-409. MMdla IT U ., M r #1800. OM floor hoot hot w ator atom, « r imfUTBlihad. CoU sftor S p-s>> IbaijwIrquiRa Brftaniilea. ^r, cm . esn Mt MOS “ ^ ■ naaTH. MI M 121 MX9408S Bleewtif* and toaith. ' I r"". ‘ .. ■ ■ ■'- /■ IHUASDAY, JANUARY 26, 1962' II PAGE tWiHry-FOUR manrh^atpr lEv^ttfng H^ralli Average De^T Net Pren Ron r«r tha Wmk Eade4 The Weather I- 4 m a m rr SO, ItSZ FoTMMt of U. a. WesUmr Bni FREE PARKING 13,5.37 Rain toalglit and S atarS ay •Rear Of Store m orn^, partial elMUtag la ta r w of th . AuSit iSatnrdajr. Low tmilgU bmut SS. Get Acquainted With - ‘^1 I 0f CbeolMlMi WHAT DO YOU GET Manche$ter~—A City of Village Charm High Saturday around 40. ^ o o d // y e a r VOL. LXXXI, NO. 98 (SIXTEEN PAGIbS) Pinehurst Beef When You Buy From Goodyiear? MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1962, (ClakriHod AdTcrUriag on . Pag. 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS If you have been watching meat prices (and what thrifty home­ maker doesn’t) you’re sure to You are buying from fheworld^s largest General Electric Dealers Tegt Ban, Disarming Cost of living recognize Pinehurst’s chuck U.S. Losing roast and other 49c meat spe­ who sell from small outlets to assure you of Personal Service. Down Slightly cials as exceptional buys this On Boycott week. For December G-E Deluxe 12 Pound 5-Cycle Automotic Washer Russia Rejecti^ s ‘Go Per»onali%ed Washington, Jan. 26 (JP)— For Castro $ervice Living costa declinsd one- With Automatic Bleach Dispenser tenth of one per cent in D^ Punta del Este, Uruguay, a tradition cember, chiefly because of Jan. 26 (JP) — The United at Pinehurst • Big 12 pound lower average prices for au­ States fought today for stem It's the kind of old faeh- wash hmd tomobiles, gasoline and cloth action against Castro commu* loned courteous service Geneva, Jan. 26 (/P)—Thef*>*n. that th* network of in' niam, but hopes sagged sharp­ that guarantees you full tematlonsl obeervation poets de- ing. satisfaction with every • 6 antomatie cycles Soviet Union today rejected mandeAby the West la only a de­ Hie Labor Department reported ly under the pressure of cut you buy. Whatever the reluctant U.S.-British of­ vice to put weatem spies on Bo- today its consumers price index mounting opiMsition among your need may be . . you fer to merge the nuclear test vler territory, , • dipprt to 128.2 per cent of the its hemispheric partners.' a 1947-40 level. get It without fuss or 3 load acleetiona ban talks with the coming dis­ In agreeing 10 days ago to the Urug(uay Joined the ranks of the bother at Pinehurst’s ■ Despite the over-all decHne, so-called soft seven favoring kid Small under 6 lbs. armament negotiations. The previous demand for a merger of there were rises in some major Astronaut seiMce meat department. the test ban and disarmament ne­ glove treatment of the Havana re- Medium 6-10 lbs. Russians insisted that the 3- items. ^me. nation talks continue on their gotiations, the United States said **wUi can service’* Large 10-12 iba. it and Britain "continue to view Food prices averaged slightly The eight nations evidently in­ If you want your husband or neigh­ 100FOR YOUR OLD WASHER demand for an unpoliced test the conclusion of a teat ban treaty higher, and costs of services con' tended to pull the teeth from U.S, tinued their steady rise. Cites Risk bor to call for your order . . . Just moratorium. as a matter of the highest prior­ proposal, to quarantine Castroism, Ufi. Delegate C!harlei C. Stelle Robert J. Myers, deputy com­ set up safeguards against infiltra­ phone MI S-4lSl and It will be ready ity." But the United States said missioner' of labor statistics said for him. and Britain’a Sir Michael Wright the Russians had made further tion, sever trade links and drum Only 3.00 Weekly Or 13.00 Monthly refuaed to conaider the Soviet the price Index for January and Havana out of deliberations of the progress imposcible by rejecting February may rise slightly, but Organization of American States. Saturday declaration as a reply to their of­ "serious negotiations" In the 3- that the 1662 outlook is for con­ fer on dan. 16 to merge the two power talks. The sudden adherence of Uru­ NEW FROZEN FOOD ITEMS aeU of arms talka, a merger de­ tinued price stability. guay, the host nation, to- the soft From A Name You Can Trust The United States and Britain at seven bloc Imperiled prospects for ' Cape Canaver^, Fla., Jan. PEAS WITH CELERY Buy A Nairn You Can Trust manded by the Ruaelana since last In reviewing the past year, 26 (iT>)—In the clipped lingo BIRDS EYE PEAS and ONIONS summer. the same time rejected as com­ Myers said„that living costa aver­ the necessary two-thirds vote for PBJAS and MUSHROOMS The Soviet about-face was com­ pletely unacceptable the Soviet de- aged only one per cent higher in stern measures. of rocketry, "Everything is m ^AS and CHEESE municated In a government state­ Some delegates admitted an Im­ Go’’ for America’s first try to (Contlnued on Page Nine) (Continued on Page Eleven) passe had been reached, but still New Swanson deep dlSh Chicken, Turkey, Beef Pies, Send ment read into the record of to­ expressed confidence some solu­ put an astronaut in orbit Sat­ coupon In. Swanson wlU pay for first pie. day's 362nd seaalon of the teat tion will be found this weekend. urday. G-E High Speed Electric Dryer ban talka by Soviet Delegate Sem­ Which meaiia that, barring yon K. Tearapkln. It repeated vir­ Uruguay's foreign minister, Divorce iip to Governor Homero Martinez Montero, said some snog now unforeseen, M arin.' e Safety door shuts tually all previous Soviet accusa­ Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. will tions against the western nuclear "Uruguay now can be c‘ounted"„ fight hla duel with the cosmos powers. with.the seven members who Magic 49c Pinehurst Values off dryer when opened pose economic sanctions and ouier — an attempt to whirl around th. Tsarapkin told newsmen after tough aspects of the 4-poku pro­ globe' three tlm-cs in 4 Vi heura. Something Different e Metal lint trap the hour-long meeting that the So­ Rocky’s Wife Seen gram presented yesterd^^by Sec­ Expected launch time la aome- viet Union is determined to retary of State DeukRusk. whei-e between 7:30 a.m. (BST) “achieve agreement on the basis and 12:30 p.m. If Glenn departs TOBIN'S FIRST PRIZE e Big 12 pound capacity Rusk and Venntuelan Foreign of our proposal for national control Minister Falcofx Briceno 'met skyward early In this period, h . Sliced Dried Beef networks" being used for the de- throughout the morning with for­ and the ground controllers will aim ^ Weekly Or dectlon* of clandestine teeting, rath­ For Reconciliation eign mtmsters of three nations of at three global circuits. If later, This is not the conventional Dried Beef, but First Prise er than the international network the group—Argentina, chile and T -At?,;, the number of orblta will be cut to sliced beef made from selected cuts of bisef, mildly cured 'worked out in the Genewa talks two or even one. ''' , so that it can be served as it comes from the package. New York, Jaa. Z6, Ue>—K But the session broke up before Moscow WithilMw'from all Rockefeller family epoluHnan ant any progress toward budg- This la because the rescue teams Monthly earlier agreemutts inaae^$atlon- said today there has been “no ig the opposition, particularly Astronaut John Glenn looks through plastic on which are drawn heavenly bodies at a plas­ must have plenty of daylight to Featured This Week 7.00 al inspection last yev'. - change whatsoever" In the plane Braail. The m.n arranged further tic globe as he gets ready to make hla scheduled three orbital flight around the earth this fish him and his data-crammed The Russians now odiitatkl that of Governor and Mrs. Nelem A. meetings this afternoon. Saturday. R c tu ^ was released by the National Aeronautics and' Space Administration capsule out of the western Atlan­ detection methods are so far Rockefeller to obtain a divoroe, The deadlock toaaed the Inter- tonight. (NASA Photo via AP Photofax). tic ocean,' advanced that the nuclear powers American foreign ministers confer­ As for Glenn's Mercury astro­ NO MONEY DOWN - Up To 3 Years To Pay! can detect - violatibna o f a t « e t Garden aty , N.Y., Jan. 26 (P)— ence back another 24 hours The naut mission, a big huddle was V/t ounce pkg. . .Newsday said today that Mrs. Nel­ minlsUrs agreed to extend the 80 T-Men Seize Property held at this missile range head­ son A. Rockefeller no longer In­ deadline for presentation of a reso­ quarters yesterday and Walter C. tends to seek an out-of-state di­ lution for Inclusion in the fUUU con- Williams, Mercury operations dl- Large 14 Cubic Ft. G-E vorce from the New York gover: ference act. Hie deadline is now tector, called tha roll: /• THREE PACKAGES $1.00 State News nor, and that if he wants a divorce, 7 p ^ . B8T Saturday. The Air Force reportrt the At­ Serve as creamed dried beef on toast . . .. with rice or G-E Portable Dishwasher he will have to get it himself. T ^ gives the pariicipanta only U.S. Seeks $3 Million Taxes las D booster was "Go” (ready to mashed potatoes. That would mean he would hav mintoy to reach a final agreement go). This Atlas, plus the spaceship BLOCK CHUCK Refrigerator .Roundup to establish out-of-state resldmde, if the target signing hour Monday atop It and a 1-foot escape tower (BONE IN) thereby forfeiUng his state^^ednee, morning is to be met. on top of that, stands 63 feet tall. With Exclusive Flush- the Long Island after Rusk looked solemn as ha left Another officer mentioned that Tb Drief beef ia sold from the self service meat case newspaper said. the moRilng parley. ■ From Industrialist Goldfine the worldwide tracking system has Away Drain (No Pre-Rinsing) In a copyrighted Mhry, the news­ A Chilean qiokssman said "There f some minor problems — nothing Pot Roast along with First Prize hot and sweet sausage, ^Road Show’ paper said it had learned from WM no progress." unusual In view of the tremendous CENTER CUTS small sausage links, Polish bologna and vac-packed sources close, ^ Mra Rockefeller A BrasiUan delsgat. said "We Boston, Jon. 26 Tha gpovarn-^ton Associates ot Boston. 'Fhesfi^ovamment asld, to prevent fur­ complexities and. nothing to pose Our wonderful center cut block chucks will be only cold cuts. that She wmild consider patching sure at an impasse." ment moved today to collect more lien against Strathmore was for ther dissipation of assets." "any sertou. threat, to the mis­ 49c lb. All choice grade of course. Since this is the In Fairfield up the Carriage If Rookefellar is ▲ spokeemsn for Argentina said than $3 million in federal taxes $1,116,328, ths one against Bolton The government's complaint said sion." wUllog his nation's view is that "We must for $30,341 A $2,001,651 Hen Goldfine for yeanriwed the Strath­ The Navy said "Aye. aye, sir* weather for hearty meats . . . May we suggest And a solution—and quickly.” from Jailed industrialist Bernard was filed In 1960 against Goldfine. more Woolen CO. "as a device for Fhiifleld, Jan. 26 (ff)—The four VCts. Rockefeller's ' brother and Brazil and Mexico—probably with Goldfine as 80 T-men in five states A Hen and Jeopardy aaae.nVe reasons this cool, See A Live Place Setting sions'o^ "Why I should get the initiated the separation action. She Opponents object to the military IRS agents simultaneously evidently nerveless man has to nomination" fron) John Aisop of agreed to it only reluctanUy.’/ evading nearly $800,000 In per­ He and Miss Paperman were ac­ TENDERLOINS COME IN S GRADES served liens on Ooldflne's home In sonal and corporate taxea. cused last year of violating proba­ bow out and his backup pilot, ’ Demonstration For 12 At^ State Sen. Jedm M. Lupton The Associated Press was tm- (Continued On Page Eleven) Chestnut Hill; the main office of Scott Carpenter, takes his place. We will have a limited supply of whole STEER tender­ Weekly Or Monthly of Weston, Newman M. MarsUius He waa tranaferred In December tion. Sp^eribs ■^49^ loins . . . about a lbs. each. Choice Grade $2.10 lb., able imiaediately to talk with the- Strathmore Woolen Mills in to the U.S, Public Health Hospital, Mlsa Paperman pleaded guilty to For the first time since ths news 2:75 11.00 of Trumbull and Edwin H. May Jr. Clark in PMladelidila. However, Boston; the registry df deeds in briefings began for the launching (Commercial Grade $1.69 lb. Budget tenderloins (NOT of WethersfUId. Staten laland, N. Y., for treatment this charge based on the allega­ Buy tasty Kraut in cello bags or'S A W Kraut In cans. STEER) available if ordered in advance at $1.16 lb. the New.York Journal American Boston and the city clerk's office, of a slight stroke. . tion that she smuggled busines of the astronaut, a National ^ern- Kraft's barbecue sauce. Alaop said the New Haven Rail­ both for the purpose of register- nautica and Space Administration 1 YEAR FACTORY road problem was on'^ the state had said Clark told it by telephone: Jury Charges Goldfine Unit gained notoriety letters to Goldfine whiie he was im­ DELIVERY "I deny that the statements at­ inf^ liens; the New York main of­ prisoned at Danbury. Goldfine's CHICKEN LEG S...... lb." 59c 5 lbs. $2.76 to eolve. fices of I.,ebanon Mills, the Leb­ when he was pictured In a con­ (Continued on Page Eight) BACON SNITCHERS SERVICE ON ALL PARTS Lupton, who differed with the tributed to me in the story are gressional hearing aa the donor of condition he was diagnosed as ANYWHERE accurate.” Man with Sale anon, N.H., office of Lebanon expensive gifts to men high In gov­ both emotionally and physically who dont’ give a dam for liver and bacon, will get up AND LABOR others on several issues, urged that When the Journal American re­ Mills; and the Northfleld, Vt., of­ early to enjoy CHUCK GROUND BEEF ...... lb. 79c FREE FREE government costs be cut. "You ernment. Sherman ,\dama re­ HI prevented his appearance In porter questioned d a rk about de­ fice of Northfleld Mills; the Au­ MISS IOWA (FORMERLY MISSISSIPPI BRAND) can’t attract business into the Primate Resigns burn, Maine, ‘office of .Strathmore signed aa aaslatant to President court on the probation violation sUta with sds,” he declared, "You tails in the etoiy, Clark replied: Of Stale Blood Elsenhower after he was listed as charge. "Being' one of the counsel In­ Ardibislu^ lakovoe, elected Mills, and more than a dozen. New must have a saleable product be­ Jan. 13 to Greece’s highest Or­ England banks where various en­ the recipient of a vicuna coat from Government Inves'ligators still Bulletins fore yoki can advertlae.” volved in the matter, I can not Goldfine. are trying to trace more than 19-Inch G-E Portable TV G-E Dispo^lL msOce any further comment." thodox (3iurch post, resigned New York, Jan. 26 (J*)—A fed­ terprises have deposits. SLICED MarsUius, in response to sev­ yesterday under Greek govern­ eral grand Jury has Indicted the In Washington, Internal Rev­ Kennedy said the court was $600,(KM) they contend waa syphon­ Culled from AP Wires eral questions on Industry in the Told of Clark's remarks, Alan operator of a major commercial ed out of Goldfines textile manu­ t t ) ment pressure, it was announc­ enue Service CommiKsloner Morti­ asked to appoint receivers for End Messy Garbag^^oblems state, said indiutry . should not Hathway, Newsday managing edi­ ed in' Athens. The archbishop, blood bank on charges of distrib­ mer M. Caplin said notices of lax three Goldfine companies In order facturing empire. BACON UHF-VHF have to take the burden of taxes. tor, said his reporter. Michael Dor­ in a statement, said re­ uting stale blood to 62 hospitals. liens had been filed against to protect the government's tax In- Besides the one-year sentence, I.UCKY LDCIANO DIES "You cannot put a tax on prod­ man. Interviewed d ark in Phlla- signed to avert state interfer­ Federal officials say the defend­ Strathmore Woolen rnd the Bol- tereat and the Jobs of the company he Is under a 8-year probation on Naples, Italy, Jan. 26 (JP)— Serve this bacon with Pinehurst ucts of Industry and expect a pu.r- ence in church affairs." (AP ant, John Calise, 51, grossed $500,- employes. condition that he disclose what Charles (Lucky) Luciano, pre- selected tender "baby" idiaser In Indiana to pay for IL" (Continued on Page Nine) Photofax). 000 a year at the rUk of human . "It is our hope that court ap­ happened to the missing money. World War II vice lord In th. Commenting on the industry sit­ life. Hla firm went out of busi­ pointment of receivers would en­ Miss Paperman has been quoted United Stole*, died here today of uation In Connecticut, May said ness last September while under able those companies to remain by investigators aa saying much of a heart attack. The 64-year-old- lb hro'-y leadersh^ was heeded in the state Investigation. News Tidbits operating and to allow their em­ the $600.()00 went fo'T payoffs to Italian collapsed at Naples Capo- Beef Liver y' goliated settlement would re.siilt production. There have been ni- Special This Week 0 * 1 2 . 0 0 Spilled Milk Freeses. Nations Day In Montana, ahocl^ data changes on empty bottlm er nior* about hi* health *lnre he North H avu, Jan. this fourth largest state of about Seven persons—five headmen Charles de Gaulle reportedly has in partitioning of the sprawling 38 t«9 — A put new labels on botUes that bore and two children—perish after Af­ North African territory Into Euro­ left Moscow two weeks ago. Only Weekly Or Monthly milk tank truck overturned on 675,000 inhabitants. expired dates.. rican mob seta fire to about to warned the Algerian rebel govern­ Rout. 5 today, niUlng 4,000 gal­ Nutter galited nationwide prom­ ment unless it agrees quickly to a pean and Moslem district*. The 2 I'KIKSTS SENTENCED BETTY CROCKER 1.25 5.00 lons of milk on tne hi^way. inence last October w tm he said but. in village of Engcate in one million European* would be YELLOW — LEMON — MARBLE — DEVIL’S FOOD Plus Remote Control Unit (CenOaued on Page Seven) Transkei . . . Federal Aviation cease-fjre in the 7,year civil war concentrated In 'the big bustling Mihh-ow, Jan. 26 i/P) — Two The driver of the truck, . Stephen he would not endorse the mgan- Agency sllocatM $114 nsUlion for he will go ahead without it to cre­ Roman CatlioHc priests, tried at Perry, 21. Berlin, N. H.,svas taken ization (UN) tmtil *Ht ceased he- ate a new Algeria., coastal citlea ofi. Algiers, Oran. Vllna In Soviet IJthuazila on to St.' RapbaeTs Hospital with ing a forum for the enemies of expansion 'of ita air traffic control Bone and Constantine and along and air navigation wstems around The newspaper Paris-Presae said the fertile coast—where most of charges of hlack market specula­ Cake Mixes 3 f«r I'*® possible head injuries. this country." 3 Killed as Plane country . . . Stock Market falls to the French leader gave the rebel tion and illegal currency deal­ Police said the tank truck jack­ A World War n bomber pilot FLN — the National Liberation- them live already- and the Mos­ react appreciably In early trading lems would be left to fend for ings,. have been sentenced to Check Our Bargain Corner knifed and overtpmed when it was and fiMmer state GOP chairman, Hits Ml Keargage to General Dynamics' announce­ Front—until the end of February to prison terras ranging from four struck in the rear by an auto back I91itter completed his first year in Join a Tew provisional administra­ themselves in the arid backlands. t4i eight years, Tass news agency Ing^out r t a driveway. ment of leadership switch and ’pre­ office Jan. 1. He was elected In Werner, NJI., Jan. 19 (P) — diction of Its recent money ills are tion for the North African territory. The well disciplined . Algerian announced .today. Father Ludaa Bumble Bee Tuna The milk frosa on the highway November 1960 to a 4-y«ar term Conservation officers head up icy ending. ^ DeGauIle's proposition to the rebel army has been comparatively PovHonIs, Hie alleged ringlead­ Brand Nnw Reclaimed Worimr- Roekdmtd PorNiWa Brand Nnw 220 '"and had to be cleaned up by pub­ ending in January 1969. rebel regime reportedly amounted quiet during recent months since er, was senictii^d to eight years CHUNK WHITE 3 for 99c lic work crews. Mt. Kearaage today to bring down Six industrial nations and World to an. uitimatum. As outlined by the resumption of secret peace TV S et, UHF-VHF Takhig over as chief executive, three men killed in the crash of Bank decide to lead Pakistan $645 and Broiiyus Rurneikis to four GOLDEN FRESH CELLO BASS Automatic Washtr Dryer Combination Volf Eleetrie Drynr when a required statutory oath la their twin-engine Apache plane Paris-Presse It was this; talks with the French. There have years. Povllonis was the priest SOUD WHITE 3 for $1.05 iAOcyer Fined $lfiOO admihlatered by a Judge or notary million for Monomlo development. If the FLN representatives accept oecn repeated rumois -of progress at the Catholic church at TEXAS about midnight Wednesday. . . .Prime Minister David Ben- his plan and Join In a cease-fire, a in these talk.* but no official Word Hartford, Jan; 28 —A superi­ public, Will be Neutenant governor The 'Victims were Jacob K. Gurion calls on members, of Hs- Klal|>eda, formerl.v called Memel. or court trial halted abruptly Rn>u)>lican Tim M. Bahoock, 42- nine-man executive will b« estab­ has been for’^icomlng from either Also sentenced were three Sov- RIHER’S TOMATO JUICE Frederick Jr., 4i7, a professor at dassah Jubilee delegation from lished ,ln which the PI-N will hgva side. 1.50 terday when Judge Louis Shapiro year-old BilHnga truck firm op­ Lowell (Mass.) Trohnological In­ United States to recruit youag ieCUIhunnians. aent the Jury out and fined a de­ erator attd former state legtalator. thrM seats, other Moslem Algerian But the rumors of an impending CARROXS 2 bags 19® OOVEKNOB NVmCB stitute; Rod Rickard, Ottawa, pi­ America Jews for Israel. Gen. groups three and the French three. Aprs I®® fense lawyer $1,900 for -contempt ‘Tve lost the best friend I had lot, and John Rhude, Scarboro, Douglas A. MacArthur, K today, Should the leaders of the rebel­ agreement between the French 3 POLICE TARGETS Serve delicious fresh, healthful orange juice of court. and Mcmtana.Jiaa lost the best OnC, co-pilot. to attend dinner party in New lion reject this proposal, an elk!cu- government and the rebel regime Hartford, Jan. 26 (/T)—Three 139 127 Shapiro said the attorney. Snow friend it had,’* aaid Bahoock from ,have spanked a mounting cam­ targets were named by State 159 grain farmer and stock rancher; FVaderick,'''a nationally known York teadered by World War U SWEET, JUICY. FLORIDA live will be set up without them to 27c KLEENEX Gene Munttord, while cross-ex­ the governor's mansion when he and crew members, pilot CUS Han­ textile expert, beaded tha school’s asaoclates. chart Algeria's p.th to independ­ paign of terrorism by the under­ Police Commissioner Leo J. amining one of the plain tiffs, had was called by cloee friends of the son, co-pilot Jpseph (Andy) De- Department of Textile Bnaluatlon. Stratford, Conn., town officials' ence. ground Secret Army Organization Mulcahy toilsy in his spot-check, asked a question that was improp. tovenior’s attiaoava. dark-haired vine and engineer ‘‘Chico" Ballard, The plan# crashed on a Sight move ahead with plans I. try to De Gaulle'reporlMly made clear of European settlers led by fugi­ unmarked car campaign to pro­ ORANGES doz 59' 4 boxes 9 9 * er and a "dMlberate attempt to widow, Maxine. all of Great Fans. from Logan BiternaUonaJ. Airport, block aay step ef CHy ef Bridge­ France has gone as far as it will tive French army officers deter­ mote traffic safety. They were: ivejudiee the Jury’s thinking." . UUed with Nutter when the The twinHmgine 047 Nationsl Boston, to Otta-va. FrattiHdc was port to expand Moniripal, Airport go in making concessions. mined to keep Algeria in. the 1. Driven who like to take "that APPL'ES FROM PERO -A s case '«raa a ctvn suit arisiiag plaae anwrenUjr went out ef con­ Guard plane was carrying the gov­ being flown to Canada to toattfy through use of $58S,(XX> ’federal •nie.Fnsnch leader, who report­ French fold. 'The Moslems have extra one or two drinks ‘for the FINE IDAHO BAKERS out of a tracle scolded H m trol la - turbulent weather and ernor and bis party to a speaking In a court ease. He nws bom st grant announced yesterday in edly (Httlined hla bold move to his replied with their own terrorist at­ road.’" 2. Those with their li­ Plenty of easy parking at Pinehurst comer of Main GOOD#YEAR plaintiffs, a Hartford woman crashad ia a mountain canyon aaar enfagement at Cut Bank in north­ EaaUuunpton, Maas., and was the Washmgton . , . FBI captures fu- cabinet yesterday, ia roheduled to tacks. and the violence -spirals censes under enspenslon Who BROCCOLI . . . GREEN BEANS and her mother, both claimed in­ Wolf creak, were his executive ern Montana near tha' Canadian father ef three daugtater% II, 5 gtttve fas Travis Suttoa, whose make a television spisech Feb. 5 even higher. would be tempted to drive any­ and Turnpike . . . Authorized checks cashed . . . Open Store juries from an automoblla accident ta n . Dennis B. Gordon. 38. bidUm River Pink Seedless Grapefruit...... 4 for SSc Thursday and Friday till 9 P.M. , border. -The plane craahrt about and 3. ’* wife was killed four days earlier and may disclose the details of his PoUce have been powerless to way uiUees ourtoiled. S. Those MI 9-0665 or MI 9-9523 OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 PM. tsreyaaraacD. formsr BUUags oilman and tawyer; 3d0 pjn. Thla was about 30 mla- Hie wreamgs was spotted late by FBI agent during search for plan to the nation. curb the terrorist attacks in both who “regard the law a. a ehal- I Agrirtlttira — Sutton, after •utomobile chase D . GauUe has thrMitaned in the lengs an a poUcetnan a . aa ad- ■dward C. W na.. .(C •I fast that flsUups to rsacb • as- 40aoilnsd m P ag * Eight) nV