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TUESDAY, PEBRUABY 14, IWI Average Daily Nat Press Run The Weather 1'^.' PA<;E tOXJRTEESX idl«ixireiEt»r lEm Ifmdid For the Week Eaded Foreeaat eft. 8. WsatlMir Deo. 31. 1960 OsMar tonight, rhmie* OR n a Northam CtamwrtfcHit ZMka l i n t ^ 13,314 ’ snom Low 5-15. Cleiidy ' Gamma Aloatinaa AmertaHnn, a Serid( lor Lent M d i i Ttaftitear, chance e t UgSt About Town mambar eC Uia Gnater ^MHfWd k o w a l s k i htenbev et the Audit feOewed by cleertiig, eeel. Hhid> P«nlMU«nle AaaoetaUoii, plana a SetatEmanud Bureaa et Ohreuletlea Ste. social get-togathar at tha StaUar Manehe$tet>-^A C | fy o f VMage Charm ■ IM U Gfaapjter. Buy«l Hanty Baok*^., .a6 Osnter Bt, ■ON, wfll a »e t tomorrow «t 7:S0 Hilton Rotal la BartMcd Thunmy Two Aah Wadnaaday aaryleea at 13:30 for luncheon. Any ahimna has besa namad rapreaantaUve for p jn . at ttw XMonic THnpte. ^ a r of Holy Comnunlon win be heM at Cksmsesraro-aMarge'Frink Ko- (Oleealfied AdverflsIng on Page 16) busliKBSS inwtlng,. Ui6 Mwk new to tha area or anyone n a a ^ Emanuel LutheiM. Church tauiar* VOL. LXXX, NO. 115 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1961 PRICE n fic B ^ transportatioB may can Mra riiddd tn tha Manmaster arsa. defTM will be oonfeiTe-aii Awh with an adult Information hour, Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ ford Seminary, March 1; the Rev. followed, by a lienten family film. ters, wiU meet temigfat at 8 at Odd Harry Peterson of Emanuel Lu­ More Belgian Fellows HaU. After a busineas "The Journey to Jeruaalem,” at theran Church In Hartford, March Budget at Record; Asserts I U.S. ' to Curb 7;18 p.m., and Lenten worship meeting a Valentine social will be 8; and the Rev. Joseph Bonrret of : with Holy Communion at 7:80 held. Members will bring Valen­ Christ the King Church In Wind­ Embassies Hit tines. RefiwdunenU will be pm. sor, March 15. served. Arthur—K-. <______Tax on-Ineome Belgium’s embassies in Troubles for Congo The v r w Auxiliary will meet Emanuel Lutheran CSiareh, ----- FOR E»>ERT Cairo and Warsaw were at­ S t Mary’s,:Episcopal Guild will tonight at 7:30 at the poet home conduct the March 23 service. Pas­ tacked today by mobs pro­ to honor past preaidenta. Refresh- meet Thursday at 11 aja. In the tor Anderson will be in charge of WHBBL AtJ6NBIBNT-.WHEEL BALANCING ments wlU be served. Oommittee Guild Room. Membera will bring the Maundy Thursday services at BADIATOB RBPAIBING AND RECOBING ' (By THE ASSOOATED PRESS) testing the death of Patrice By MAX HABREIHON gift* for the "sunshine basket." the church on M a r0 '30. Three Lumumba. In'all five Belgian members ars Mrs. John Vince, Hostesses for the luncheon will be COMPLETE BRAEE SEBVICB^ Gov. John N. Dempsey today called for a total of |I129.2 Unit^ed Nations, N. Y., Feb. 15 (^V-U.S. Ambasaador A d -, Mrs. AnUumy Rowe, Mia. John services of Holy Comihunlon wUll embassies have been assault- lai E. Stevenson today dehoun<%d the Soviet Union’s latest Mrs. Thomas Leemon. Mrs. David at 7 s.m. in the chapel, and U * * SEE . million in higher taxes to help finance, a record operating Oliaver, Mrs. Leo Gouln, Mrs. Robinson, and-Mrs. Martha Bea ^budget of $589.2 million for the 1961-^ biennium and to eel in world capitals in the Congo move as a “declaration of war against the United Na­ John Lovett, and Mrs. Donald and 7:30 pm . in the church. past three days. Maynard, dialnnan. A three-hour aervice udll term:*-| pa.v for a current deficit of $14 million. tions.” The United States, he said, does not intend to stand Manchester Barracks, World inate the.series on Good Friday. 'The. Democratic GoVCmor’e The embassy tn Cairo was set by idly while others cause trouble in The Cohgo. CURKE MOTOR SALES afire today, b e lte d African stu- War I of the U.SA., and the Aux­ Six Manchester ministers will con­ SL Francis Xavier Mothers O r- propoMls include boosting the seies dmts smashed windows, threw files Stevenson addressed a tense meeting of the U.N. Seeurity ele will meet tonight at -3:30 at iliary will hold a joint meeting duct this 6nal aervice. They will be SOI BBOAD STREBT-^BH 9-201S tax from 3 to 3 1/2. per cent, the tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the the Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pastor o f Increased Rates and papers into the- streets and Council which was disrupted by the worst public demonstra­ the home of Mra. Ernest Jordan. Knlghta o f Columbus Grand Knlgiit Dr. JOan L. Hebert, Past oigarette tax from 3 to S cents a then danced war dances. 33 Gnudview St. Hartterd Courant auditorium. Covenant Congrentional Church; pack,'the liquor tax from 31 to $2 tion in the history of the world organization. It took 15 min­ Broad S t, Hartford- the Rev. Prescott Beacht saalstant, r»iMpV.t« Rev. Joseph Farrell, ^immediate Pas^ Grand Knight For State Taxes A fire brigade arrived with Joseph J. McCarthy and James P. Tierney diet informally at the a gallon, and automobile registra- airene screaming as smoke' poured utes to clear the public galleries and restore, order. There was a large turnout of and Canon Thomas D. ^rirns of S t fion fees from 38 to 312. Soviet Delegate Valerian A. Zorin replied he failed to find Buckley School PTA will hold a K o f C Hmne where Father B^urrell and McCarthy were honored from the embassy windows. A re­ parenta at an open houae at Man­ Mary’s Episcopal Church; the Rev. K of C Fetes lest night (Herald photo by Pinto). He also recommended increases Hartford, Feb. 15 (JV-Tbe fol­ inforced police squad charged into in Stevenson’s speech any indication that the Kennedy ad­ social meeting In the school cafe­ Paul C. Kaiser, pastor of Concordia chester High School last night In business, public utility company, lowing are the tax increases pro­ the embassy compound, driving out ministration had changed the U.S. attitude on The Congo. Parents conferred with teachers teria tonight at A A hobo whist Lutheran Church; and the Rev. and inheritance taxes, and doubl­ posed by Gov. John N. Dempsey will be played, and prises will be side o f the building la being con­ President Kennedy, Zorin said, seemed to be following the and guidance directors following Mr. Anderson and Mr. Gaard. Past Officers past grand knl{^t In point of MANCHESTER ing llqiior permit fees. to . raise an additional 3129.2 mil­ (Continued oh Page Seventeen) awarded. Dessert will be served. service. verted into two smell offiees ezul The Governor said aalea'’ tax ex­ lion in tax rev.jnues for the 1961-63 policies which have brought about dire consequences in the mid-year grades. Parmite were es- Admission will be free, and mem­ one general office. Desk and pedallir interested to leam about The Rev. Joeeph FerreU end Dr. Jean L. Hebert, present emptions on food, children’s cloth­ biennium (including estimated ------• ^strife-tom African muntry. bers will bring playing cards. grand knight was one of the switclmoard facUltlea In the front ing, fuel and other neceaaities revenue in millions): the tutoring service which la pro­ Lenten Series Set Jos^h J. McCarthy, past ch&piein of. the building will be transferred UBLIC MARKE The demonstrators, Negro sup­ vided during a free period by an­ evening’s speakers. ~ 8 0 3 8 0 5 MAIN STREtT should be retained. -Salee tax, from 3 to 3 per porters of slain'Congolese leader The executive board of the Man­ and immediate peat grand knight, The toestmsster was James P. to the new general office, which Connecticut has no Income tax cent, 328.8. State News other student who excels in a At Zion Church j will free the front offices for use U.S. 'Negro^ Patrice Lumumba, forosd their given subject Supt William Cur­ chester Republican Women’s Club respectively, lest night arere hon­ 'nem ey who served with Richard and Dempsey said he rejected It Corporation,' from 3?4 to 5 per way toto the gaUeriee through' a will meet tomorraw a t 8 p.m. at Jervis as co-Hialrmen of the by the'detective buresiu. Ash Wednesday Speeialsl "even as a remote posslbiUty.’’ tis wlU be guest speaker at the ored by 350 membera and friends The remodeling was made neces­ cent, 320.5. back door and interrupted Steven­ the home of Mrs. Robert SBrkel, Midweek' Lenten aervicM on evening’s program. The Governor presented his Cigarette, from 3 to 5 cents a annual meeting of Manchester of ChmpbeU Council, Knights of sary when the new Circuit Court Roundup For Lumumba son’s speech with shouts Of "Vivs . High p r o on April 13, It wad an­ M Cambridge S t Wednesday - evenings at Zion budget to a Joint seaalon of the pack. 315.7. Evangelical Lutheran Church have Columbus. began operations the first of the Lumumba.” Flj^ting broke out nounced. General Assembly at noon in the Liquor, from 31 to 32 a gallon, when the gaurda tried to expel tbe Members of Girl Scout Troop been announced by the pastor, the Father Farrell, pastor o t the year and took over the entire seC' Fresh Cod C A c Hail of the House. It waa bal­ Renovating Starts ond floor, forcing the detective bu< 315.6. Spur UN Riot demonstrstors. 16 of S t Maty’s Episcopal Church Rev. Paul G. Prokopy. Church of the Assumption, was anced aa required by law. Gas, water and electricity (gross ch^lain of the bouncU from 1957 reau to seek new offices. Stevenson called the manifesta­ will meet pnmiptly at 3:80 pjn. to­ The services will begin tomor­ Fillet of Hiddoek The budget calls for diversion earnings), from 1>4 to 4 per cent, Astronaut Sees By WILUAM N. OATIS tion "obviously organized.” Now . . . Blessed Relief From morrow at the Municipal Building row lit 7:80 pm ., and will be pre­ through 1959. At Police Station 5 9 : of 330 million in highway funds for 313.4. United Nations, N. Y., Feb. 16 for a tour of town offices. ceded by Lenten family aound He was presented with a watch He spoke out firmly agalnet^ BOMSIb Boe Brand Fancy general fund purposes, about 318 Motor vehicle fees, passenger FaR Orbit Try (/P) — American Negroes broke ARTHRITIS films at 7:15 pm . by his nephew, the Rev. EHgar Rm odeling of the downstalrs.of million 'in pay raises and fringe registrations from 38 to 312, grad­ So'vlet resolution calling for the The theme of tomorrow’s aervice, Farrell, who was formerly at St, the Mancliester police station at ATLAM'nO SoOd White Meat Guarijs battle with demonstrators in balcony at United Nations Security Council today in wild dis­ up a meeting of the U.N. Se(]urlty withdrawal of U.N. Forces from Withoat Drofs or Sorfenr The public la Invited to a pro­ beneOta for state employes, and 330 uate increase in commercial reg­ Stamford, Feb. 15 (/f) — The Council on The Congo crisis today The Congo within one month. Ttia gram to be presented by Bill John­ with Holy Communion, will be “The James’ Church and is now sta- 239 E. Middle Tpke. waa begun by FURNACE OIL $ 1 ^ : 0 0 '^mlUlon In additional educational istrations, 312.7. order tta t brought recess in Congo debate until chamber could be cleared. At left guaril holds dem­ If you act promptly, an amas- tioned In Pl^viU e. Manchester builder Walter Baldyga United States will hurl a man into onstrator from behind. Guard at right moves behind another demonstrator leaning on rail. Photo with a wild demonstration against Security Council, he said, must ral­ son, haas-h^tone s i n ^ of folk Blessed Mystery of Christ’s Suftes- Aatoamtle DaUveiy grants to towns. Telephone (gross earnings), a sub-orbital flight this spring, one Ing illustrated saw FRI2E book ing in Gethsemane.” A film, “Laat McCarthy was grand kni^t this morning. T U N A 3 c». by AssoclatgiU^ess photographer John Rooney. (AP Photofax). the killing of deposed Premier ly Its strength behind Secretary- Boyigs from many land^ at Temple LT. WOOD CO. Dempsey also recommended to­ from 4 to 6 per cent, plus the of seven Astronauts training for Patrice Lumumba. Some fought that may change your whole life Journey to Jerusalem,” will be from June 1958 to July 1959. He He expe<^ the jUb to be com­ 8 Oz. Cans Packed In OU tal hlghway"fund expenditures of general Dag Hammanatjold to Beth Sholbm tomorrow at 3:15 Fbooe Ml *-lltk elimination of allowance' for prop­ this nation’s 8rst attempt a.t man­ with U.N', guards! will be rushed to you by return shown. waa presented with a brief case pleted within three weeks. 3116.9'million, a capital bonding erty taxes, 39.2. revent any weakening ot the p.m. The program, ^ n a ored by ned space flight predicted yester­ The- demonstration \ interrupted m . role. mail. Charter Oak IXMlge and Ben Ears Tha midweek services will con­ by Diuiiel Renn^ tbe oldest living A large room on the northwest program of ^ 0 million, and spe­ Inheritance, 30 per cent surtax Including U,S, Skating Team Send for it today—and discover day. a- speech by U.S. Chief Delegate ‘Does this council favor aban­ Cluster of B'nal B’rith, will ob­ tinue through March 33. On March cial fund appropriations of 34.1 on present rates," 34.8. Capt. 'Virgil Grissom added that why druga ^ e you only tern- 30 there will be no service, but Adlai E. Stevenson, who was pre­ doning security for insecurity aad serve Brotherhood Week. I^ rtoh - million. The total spending recom­ Liquor permits, double present an attempt to orbit a man will be senting a new peace plan tor The pmraiy relief. How to eliminate registaration will be made for Holy mendations come to 3760.2 3760.: mU- fees and cancel special fees, 3.4.2. anarchy?” he aSked. "Does the the cause of your aches and pains, ments win be served by membera made sometime this fail. Congo and supporting Secretary- Soviet government really want of Ben Esra Chapter whoae birth­ Communion on Good I>riday and T h v B c n h t h n i g , v r ■. y u P I N N f D S f C U P 'T Y lion. Premiums on domestic insur­ The sub-orbltal flight, he said, without drags and without surg­ Easter. The Good Friday service 54 Americans Killed in Crash General Dag Hammarskjold Africans to kill Africans? The ery, a proven non-medical way. days occur during January and Dempsey's general fund budget ance companies, from and 2 will be similar to the rocket test against Soviet attack. will also include a film, “The n l 3 per cent to 2(,4 and 2% per cent, United States does not and it de­ How to avoid years of needleM February. of 3580.2 million is 3127 million that lifted the chimpanzee Ham The meeting was suspended for voutly hopes the Soviet Union does Crudflxion.” more than the 3462.2 million rec­ 32.5. several thousand miws down a Bgony and deformities that may ^ Adult Information classes will a quarter of an hour and the gal'- not." . ; erl^le you fesr the rest of your Tha Junior Century ..Club of /■ ommended by Gov.^braham Kibi- Unincorporated buaineas, SO per missile range recently! ^ lery cleared. He said of tbe Soviet resolu­ Manchester wiU meet tomorrow preceds the servleea $ t 6:30 pm. coff two years ago. cent increase tn .rates, 31.8. Of Belgian Jet; Deaths at 73 Hfe. Grissom made his remarks while Stevenson, resuming his s p e e ^ tion; You owe It to yourself to send at 8 pm.' at the K of C Horae. Telegraph (gross earnings), touring the Barnes Engineering 4^ "This resolution is a deelarattott from 8 to 4% per cent, 30.1. deplbled the interruptlan and for this valuable FREE book with­ (Coattaned oa Fag# Sevea) ' Co., which makes atabillzation apologized on behalf -TOtracted It, turned ernment. _ bn the principle of intsnurtlbw win can. Write: The BaU Clmic, conduct a Lenten aervlee at Cov­ action in behalf o f peace.” Dept 5MB, Excelsior Springs, enant Congregational Chtirch to­ To Meet in Town the U.S. figure skating team Laurence Owen, 16, and Maribel again a|| lail> Ten or so Negro men in hats and lOsaauri. A postcard do. morraw at 7:30 p.m. Fice-Crime Report perished -today tn the flaming Owen, 20. Mrs. Owen last week­ "Suddenly the plane, fell In i overcoats burst through the roar Tuntifig to tha Soviet attack Live Broadcast Tonight xm Hammarskjold, the U.S. dele­ . Hartford, Feb. 15 (jP) — A one- crash of a Sabena AiHines Jet. In end had peen Laurence win the series of spins,” an airport "bill doors of the public gallery, which Mr*. Roger A. Woodbury, 26 gate said: man grand Jury reports.that vice- all, the crash of the American- North American championship at cial said. “It literally disin­ was crowded and had arbpnd 50 Nys Bt, Manchester, Will host­ persons standing. "To attempt to discredit ths ess for a meeting of the Manches­ crime and organized gambling atlll built Boeing 707 brought death to Philadelphia. tegrated." .• ' There waa a tremendous explo­ The Negroes ran' down the United Nations and the Secretary- ter Area Alumnae Club of PI Beta- Kennedy May Report I* thriving in the Hartford area 73 persons. Mrs. Owen and Coach Deane despite ' recent law enforcement Disaster struck at 10:05 a.m. as McMinn Lomita, Calif., were ac­ sion. aiisles shouting "Vive Lumumba” General would not only wreck the Phi tomorrow at 7:30 pjn. On a Liege-Brussels express and 'Down with the murderers of U.N. mission in The (Jbngo but After the burinesa meeting, a crackdowps. the 355 million, plane,'its engines companying the 18-member U.S. PRESCRIPTIONS The report by State Referee sounding oddly, sought a landing team to world figure skating train skirting the airport many Lymumba.” They resisted when would dangerously weaken tbs Dutch auction win be held. Mrs. passengers saw the disaster. Said guards headed them bff. Three or United Nations itself.” Denlel T, Miller, program chair­ Speedup in Spending Ernest A. Inglis — the one-man in bright sunshine after a flight championships In Praigue, Czecho­ TEL. — — panel—recommends that the grand from New York. slovakia. ^ one: four fights broke out. ' > Addressing the Soviet delegate man for the evening, aalm mem­ "The plane apeared to be mak­ Others in the gallery, men and directly, SteveiuMn declared; ber* to bring white elephent items Jury probe into organized gambling It slammed to earth beside a The team is the 8fth major t C a t Washington, Feb. 15 (/P)—Preai-( ' There waa no Immediate word remain open in anticipation of ad­ woods three miles north of Brus­ sports group wiped oat by plane ing a normal apporach to land women and wWte and Negro "W e believe the only way to including Jewelry handiwork or ditional testimony. when, on nearing the ground, it alike, took up the cries. take the O M War irat Of Ttw MI/9-9814 housebold articles. Mrs. Robert J. dent Kennedy is reported planning regarding details, but the Kennedy sels International airport and crashes in a dozen years. Including to announce tonight a speedup in plans are reported to call for is­ Superior Court Judge Charles 8. went up in flames fed by fuel oil soccer teams of Italy, Britain and suddenl.v reared up pointing, almost The wife of an African diplo­ '' 3S9B^*SSSSmS $ ' ' BdeU Is in charge o f refresh­ vertically, nose up into'the sky. mat Joined In. A Negro woman (Conttansd °ba Page Tea) ments, and will be aasisted by ■pending of some federal funds tn suing new administrative orders House made the report public yes­ as the tanks exploded one by one. Denmark. Sixteen members of the terday. It was the result of a 2- California Poly football team were Then it fell back like a giant stone .screamed at a guard, "Leave that Ml*. Boyd A. laenringer Jr. a fresh effort to spur the lagging to a few federal agencies for Ail 61 passengers and the crew economy and reduce unemploy­ spending money faster than plan­ month investigation. of 111 ^e(J. A Belgian farmer killed In the crackup of a chartered and we heard an 'explosion.” black man alone." PINE PHARMACY ment. ned originally on some govern­ Inglis said his report does not tilling ms cabbage patch was plane last Oct. 29. From her home near the crash The council president. Sir Pat­ 664 CENTER STSEET—CORNER OF ADABIS Informed officials said they un­ ment programs. coiltain names of specific viola­ struck and killed. The Boeing crashed in a small scene, Mrs. M.,, Croon said'the rick Dean of Britain, first declared derstood the President intends to Indications are (hat such speed­ tors—meaning no arrests are Im­ fers. Maribel Vinson Owen, 49, pond and started burning almost at pifuie .was "making much more the meeting suspended and then, BiiUetins f o r the make such an announcement at ier spending would not be on any minent—because witnesses were IVinchester, Mass., nine times the once. Fire engines previously alert­ noise and was much lower than a little later^ ordered the gallery his" news conference scheduled for massive scale. The idea is to pump tight-lipped. U.S. figure skating .champion, was ed because of its erratic behavior they usually are.” cleared. from the AP Wires 7 p.m. EST. The conference will some additional money into the His report said three syndicates killed along with two daughters Bcreamed tow a^ the scene, but a'r- Jm broadcast live on nationwide economy, pending congressional apparently control a large i>ortion rived only in time to cheqk the (Ck>nUnued on Page Seventeen) (Ckihtlnued on Page Ten) Mevision and radio. consideration of the Kennitdy leg- of the policy playing and horse spread of Ore. TSHOMBE DEFIES UN On the international front, Ken­ islatU'e program, aimed at busi­ betting in the area. “There were no survivors.” a 5re EUaabetbvlll& Katanga. FsK nedy faces questioning about -his ness recovery, easing of unemploy­ The vice squad was ^criticized officer said, ’’iliey have all been IS (A’)(^Presldrat Moise TBhoin- views on the crises in The Congo ment hardship and reduction of for what the report called "inef­ News Tidbits burned." and in the United Nations result­ be formslly., notified the United Joblessness. ficiency .aj^laxity" In the years Culled from AF Wires Charred bodies were removed to Labor Secretary pees Nations here today he will BlEN’S SHOP, lac. ing from the assassination of de­ Administration officials and prior to 1966] The report said the a temporary morgue at the airport. fuse to deU with any oonmiis- posed Congo Premier Patrice Lu- 985 Blaia Street democratic congreasional leaders city’s- Northt’-E nd was "wide An injured Belg(ian falm laborer, slon inqninng Into Patrice Ln- .. iHumba. Heightening the tension clearly are becoming increasingly open” during’ that time. companion of the dead cabbage aro Russian' demands that the National Audubon Society Is mnmba’s jpeath. concerned about the . recession. , However, Inglis said he found patch tiller, waa taken to a hos­ 3 Million More Jobless It was mi# firet oonuminloa- matter be dealt with on the So­ no reasonable ground to believe merged with Nature Centers of pital. He-had lost a leg. viets’ terms. < Both Secretary of Labor Arthur tlon to the U.N. tn the Izmiuni- J. (Joldberg and House 'Speaker that an.v Hartford policeman had America In c.... President and In addition to the two Owens ba case. He said prevtposly .he The 'domestic antirecession accepted bribes. Underworld fig­ Mrs. Kennedy attended' dinner girls, the members of, the U.S. Washington, Feb. 15 atUe Line” labeled articles, American and 'Soviet sia has been bunching her shots in H -bm b In South Indian Ocean.. as a major political exaggeration porte from Bern snU tlwSwtM dl additiva in um today. Aad ncUeveuienta are compared. triple plays, each concerned with toterstate Commerce Commission 80YS’ and PREP " Your dovingh earn |tot aa though hahad UVed. . . hgt wittout pay* annOUnbexL today-it will provide a Nation’s top tea testers are hold­ a statement by House Speaker Washington, Feb. 15 (/P)—Presi­ governnient is eabnfrasaed by you gst pnmium isrriee. An- a different, aspect or region of dent Kennedy called today for an President Kennedy’s |m*posed Sport Coat$ ment of premiums. ' ■pace. - • governm'ent guarantee on a 33.5 ing their 58th annnal meetUig at Two of Plane Dead Sam Rayburn yesterday that the to m ^ dettvirtai. . . a bal- By ALTON BLAKESUfiE U.S. Food and Drug Administra. need to do something about unem­ "equitable sharing by the North appointment of Smith. The SUITS aaesd paymeat plan and many (AP Science W riter), Her tint three.; sputniks orbited million private loan to the New Atlantic 'Treaty Allies o t the costs Swiss Cabinet, however, has SIZES 12-20 (the Earth. ;Haven i^ilroad. The llp^e says the tion office in New York. ^ From Connecticut ployment la “ the moat urgent since ota*«Etrai derigned to maka • DisabiBty Benefit pays Family Policy prmninms Cape Canaveral, Fla., Feb. IS the great depression." of military defense and of eco­ taken no foanni nettsn en the Reg. $27.50 and Then in 1959, she reached for funds are urgently needed to Aircraft carrier 'Franklin D. question .of whether Smith wauM beoM haatiag nat^ easy. if fathetr becomes totally and permanently dia- (jn r-T In 40 months, 45 satellites Roosevelt leaves Its home base The publication said that while nomic aid to others... Rag. $22.50 have soared up raccessfully from the moon, hitting it, photograph­ meet its current payroll and. other By THE ASSOCIATBO PRESS be welcome. abled before age 80. « ing its back side, and sending one obligations. at Mayport, Fla., for six months The list of passengers aboard unemployment la serious in a few In a message to the North At­ $29.98 NOW $1115 the United States and Soviet Rus- areas, the state of the economy is lantic Treaty Council in Paris, the probe past the moon to become . The action follpwed an emergen­ duty In Mediterranean.., New the Sabena Jet airliner which NEW EICHMANN DATS M obilhjid^e 'nla.' ' ,> York Mayor Robert F ., Wagner gen et^ y sound. Preeident said he waa sure the na­ Reg. $24,98 ' Tbs Soviets. put up 11; this the first little man-made, planet of cy request by the company for craahbd at Brussels today Includes Jenienlem, brart Baeter, F*K • Generous dividends, as, aamed, start 4he first the sun. The United States later ■aye city will go to state’s high­ the following from Oonnecticut.- Two spokesmen for business tions of western Europe wish to NOW $22JO •ountry 84. a repairment guarantee on 36 mU- groups, meanwhile, questioned the devote a fair share of their grow­ 15 (g>—A new dais Isr the NOW $12A9 Note incroased Annual Dividend year. Liberal cash and loan values for emergency sent two probes into orbit aroimd Uon of Itqrrowings' by today at est court in attempt to keep self- ' Max Silberstein. 18 Manitou opening of the Adolf JEkkanann A Spacs Age boxscore Is tllumt- the sun, one of them nidloliig back Rd., Westport. need for the unemployment legis-; ing r^ u rce s to the West’s com­ needs. ' Bating; ths reasons behind it even the lateat , < styled Nazi leader from speaking lafion and attacked Its provisions mon efforts, and added: trial mwbsMy wM. M a»> space findings over a record dia- T he commission thus far'has is­ in public parks there. Pierre Balteau, 237 Weed Ave., noonced next weak and It le, as­ 'm ore so. ' ta^ice of 22H mUlUm; miles. Stamford. as discriminatory. "Without that wUUngnees our Year Russia United States sued six repayment guarantees for Hundred searchers, aided by Speaking for 29 state and re­ effort will surely fall. ’ sumed it wUI be a b s ^ PREP SLACKS bloodhounds, spread through farm­ Silberstein was a partner .to a wt enn 1957 2 0 Abruptly. Russia dropped tbe the financially distressed New Hs- gional Chambers of Cornmerce, "In all our common, enterprises n high sonree saM today. Jwr Wool and Gabardine. Sixes 25 to 32 Waists moon, and last year sent three lands south of Redding, (Talif., this New York Jewelry firm. He . was ttoe M b d ^ B h p B :jla a a | , y t a in iN STAMPS IMS 1 5 veii, with today's action bringing Herachel C. Atkinson of the Ohio we must , esUtoliah principles, ■pacesMps, w elghln^up to five the total to 121.659,400. morning, looking for Vicki .Lee en route to Antwerp on company n 8S8Atotoai - wHOMKe R«g. $ 5 .9 8 ...... NOW $2*99 1959 3 11 business at tbe time of the t r a ^ y . Chamber contended "There .are clearly understood by our govem- •tons, orbiting near toe Earth The IOC last month made public Morris, elgbt-year-o/d girl who got ettme factors in the present sltua< menta and our peoplea, on which Mr ggportgiByirtodly mgtmm agtasd tom mmwmh M ^ 1960 3 17 , In a briUiiuit feat/the Russians identical letters to the g;trverhors off school has yesterday aftornaon He was a partner to tbe Jewelry Bob«rf wtiwt M 13)81 2 1 Oon which should be recognized burden-sharing can be baaed.” Rw^*' $8.98 • w^e • e e e a • a . • a • *,a e • * e • NO^^ $3^9 J brought back part of their s^sand o f the s t a ^ served by the New aad vanished. firm o f Morris Silberstoin, Inc., on mornm ore t t m te M0RI8RTY DEPOSIT INSDRANOT Russia leads In spectacular, im- as pointing to a better economic, Keanedy’a message pledged this maceaup contahUng iw o dogs. The .Haven, sna- other local authorities President Tzbak -Ben-Zvl' asks New York’s Fifth Avenue. fuU participation to the fem e. B at it 1* ODBPOBATION .. . presslve "firsts” and in wsights. In His survivors iqeiude a .widow, picture in the months ahead.” country’* R o g . $ X . 9 8 .ee.e*ee..«.«e*..e.ee NONA^y $ 3«99 time seemed hedr tq^Jaunch a man, in tbe area, saying the ICC did not Premier. David Beh-Gurion to form common defense effort,” thus WIU leave ' quick sudcessldn this month, she but in Deconnwi' Uib capsule of the new. government ; . . Bomarc-B Ruth, and two children, Margo, 13,. Among these, he said in pre­ IROTHERS see how it could provide .further pared testimony, are slgpis that seeking / to aUy any misgivings the put up. a record-breaking 7-ton ttlrd ship failed to o b ^ command loan guarantees for the New Eng­ mUwlie scores scheduled near-miss >itod Alex, 11. wIB toy the ROg« $9*98 .'«eea«e.eeee.e'.se-s^e.a NOAA^ $8v99 huaineas may soon begin to build ,leat hU .^sa for groator B ^ p s a n /sputnik, dun capped this -(flth a signals and burned up. Two dogs, land carrier unless some specific on drone bomber 845 miles out Balteau was returning frohi a “ el ton. M l 3-5135 -X ' taigs sateDlta which went Into or- over. Gulf of Mexico, loagaet inter- up tovsBtories. again and that qon- et | ^ § a $ 1 ^ ^ ^ • a • e Vd a a • A a e a • . « . N O W $ 8 4 9 stniefion will Miow more than (Osattaned em V*«a TW ) 301^8 Cwior $»/ . Mt, aad then launched from Space (gwltm isa em Faga Mias) SB Faga T sb) eefOsB yet for tanHsal Wsapsa (Oonttaned am. Pi«* Bar«s) .’-r 't o y -r ' y » * f

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\ ItANCHESTEB EVENTOG HERA1J>, M ANCH ESTEBt^W ^ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ,15, 1961 F A I R T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1961 PADS m . Jamea Pierce. Ben Shankmaa Bebron and jBenry Murphy. fit the Coral Smocks — ■iiiiiiiiiiiiijmwBiiiiiB Worthy of Mata — .11 Sheinwold on Bridge As You Like It Van Cliburn. IntemaUonaUy St; Peter’s jChurck 'taown pianist, will perform at the By JUDITH AHEARN : j^ h n e il Memorial Tucaday.'March Prepares Annex KEITH’S GREAT 7, at 8:30. 27. in the first o f a Stirau- (ormertF Jmown as the Tennant pundits fem ulated a rule for the G A 10 7 3 3 WHCT-Char^ .18. j^ p e i^ .'h a a been made available opening- leii4: Fourth best from latins aeries o f inedical shows sponsored by The QuaJteHo lUUano. Italy’s w in r EAST tiM Oanweacnt 8io« Crow. for use in the five rooms ot the fiiot your longest .Olid strongest suit. G 6 43' G A gift to the w orld^f chamber music, By MARGE FLYNN. Othe sesnss, served "fli hours from HtiH will be oalM '‘Mediclm hospitals where you literally^ went floor. Under direction of Hedley E. H K l 5 V 10 f t 4 appears in the uhlveraity Of OwK Hill, ley reader, men of the church This rule still appliea to contract ApHl I960 'to Jaouary 1061. laai.*' An lwur-»»Bg Aow wUl *» to die which today arc community necticut’s. von der Mehden Recital G______A 0 2 Gl»tfl43 (Secand in n Sertea) Im M lcu t muh tnonth at diffiem t have etnibbed walla, r a p a t r e d bridge—provifled you -can't think Another itervice of the Women's medical centers." Hall Feb. a at 8:1» hPJ«. , On the home front, during the ttaiM and aaya. but lOl betwean "d s h ty per cant of the drufa In brokln plasUr and done a complete o f anything better. Auxiliary is provided by th* vol' Hal Holbrook’s M*rk IV ’ain panting job. The T P F members war years, the man behind the man linteer receptionists. There are W- the hoars o f 7 t * 11. use in today's hospitals were not performance win be given Tuee- When this hand waa played 5?n7i3 OPEN THURSDAY T H l 9! are at work on the second floor. . , H A Q 6 behind the gun was important, for proximatrty 60 vGupteera in tins "n 's not another Hollywood w r- even discovered id years ago.” day at 8:30 p.m. at the\^hneU West didn’t- even try to think of aifln ot ‘Meffic.'’ said Don Ruck, a Renovauon of the sacristy Is be­ anything bettor. H e led hie fourth- ♦ K 10 5 his contribution was essential, too, aervtoe. Thirty women give regular, The show U "the hast thing I have MemorlaL \ bouro each month, rind tha re nablic relatlocia-man for Ootmecti- ing punned by the Episcopal highest cliib and eat back, con­ G K • to getting the Job dpRS. ever seen.” he said. The Brothers Four perform at I West Norik Kmt mainder serv* os substitutes. .cot Blue Crow, when w* spoke ■ "W e think it's something the the Buslmell Sunne of many volunteer services noon, or from 6:30 to '8 in the eve­ BIG F SOFA-BED OUTFI heart in spac* and a show called Child Service Though not an .especially signif­ It ’e romance on the beach at of hearts, losing to. the kinjg, and East wins with the ace ot epades 7 sidiary of Columbia Pictures. provided by members o f the Wom­ ning. First Breath. It s the birth of a icant data- some ancient history Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for Do­ 'back came the jack o f hearts. and returns a heart. South con still d iilA " Coming Cp in Manchester lores Hart and George Hamilton en’s Auxiliary-of Manrtiestor Me­ Direct Visitors Drive Lagging comes np. whan there was a ^ s l e 'Things were getting a bit etlcky, make the contract if he guesses morial Hospital to that of the ward Others arc on aneetheaia and the •■Where the BO.vs Are" with about the location o f the ifnurch in MGM'b . lovo-atfd-laogli-fllied but South didn’t lose-heart. He Just how to g o akout it , . but in Iteceptionists have a Grectory of with 1 0 0 seats, basks and arms •)». clerks. These women in the coral the hospital, with location of vari­ ^ FOAM on M r draiiL. Oonni^ Francis opens today at the building. A compromise led to erec comedy, “ Wfiero the Boys Are.” kbew all aborjt Weet’fl Meee on actual tptoy moat dectarero would the sertea is the first one to be Also' starred in the (TtnemaScope smocked uniforms of the Auxiliary ous units and departments, and a State Theater. ci)-feature is "The With the cats load at a rkcord tiof) o f a church on Godfrey Hill, opening leads...... go down. £a any base. South must Bonaored by the Connecticut Blue Day They Robbed the Bank of and color attraction are Yvette volunteers help relieve the women file of thfoi^iGon listing the names high at the Manchester ofice of once known as the Plains of Abra­ .. South won the heart return, work hard to make his game. In­ in white from clerical work to free &oaa. said Ruck. England. Mlmleux, Jim Hutton, Barbara stead of having it handed td hbn. and room W m bers of patients so t R orKsnixstion ha* been asked ______Children's Service* of Connecti­ ham. V drew trumps, and flnqgited dum­ them for nursing. ’ Bill Johnson, bass-barjton* folk Nichols, PauU PrenUss, ChUI Wills Think of an opening trump lead they may Greet visitors to the hos­ Of the many eailier miniaten, my’s ten o f clubs. It was dollars ■ Ward clerk volunteers Inay be pital. Volunteers do nG supply any COMPLETE to ^iOnaor o th « medical shows. 1 sujeer. will ci\'e a public perform- cut. leks than half o f the 33,000 and famed eongetrese Connie when you have strength to all of F -I. the name o f the Rev. Samuel Francis, in her movie debuL The to doughnuts that West’s opening sent to seek liiformatlon from the other information about patients, t I bwt thto ta the first one valuable ^ the Temple Beth Sholom goat has be«n contributed in the the side euits.^ Let declarer de- snoogii. he said. current fund drive, it was reported Patera to prominent Hie strong Show starts today at the State lead was from the queen o f clubs, medical records library, on errands such aa condition or ;^ d lc a l data. tonight at 8:15. opposition to the American, Revolu­ and eo it turned out. vekq> everything for himself. ••Flrat. frtwi an educational " li Trovatore" by Verdij.ia the today by Mrs. George Welker, Theater. to get supplies, to the lab, Before a volunteer marts duty on ataadpotnt. it abow* the progreaa tion led the threats of tarring and The rest was easy. Declarer , Dally QueetloB pharmacy, X-ray departmoit or Budget Terms! next opera movie to be shown at drivO chariman. the reception desk, she must have Mrs. Jqckson Brigham, 82 Seaman Circle, checks a temperature tn medical treatment tod^. feathering, eld accounts say, and cashed the ace of clubs, ifiseardlng Partner opens with one opeide, business office. They help nurses by i S - the State Thenter Tue.sday. With Total eontribuUbna as of Ikat completed a tour of the hospital chart with Miss Mona Lagano, R. Glastonbury, at the Sec-. *•& *ow]g the tranaformatlon In he found refuge in England in 1774, school, and .are asking if anyone a heart, and ruffled, a club to. set and the npxt player doubles. You copying Information such as tem- Ifr, ot It will be the overture to Strauas' and have been fUUy oriented aa to ond North nursing station at Manchester MemonG Hospital. K": ^ 1 Saturday wern/31.382. Mta. Walk­ after a stormy experience here. haa such an instrument which they up dummy's tost card in the suit. hold: guides A ; Hearts 10 0 8 4; peratuma slid, pulse rates on pa­ "The Blue Danube'' and Schu- her duties. Mrs. Brigham, who came to Manchester from Pine Meadow, a - er reported. "The need for reach­ The church still has an ancient would be willing to donate. Now he could give, up bn diamond, Diamonds J 0 8 6 4 3; Clubs J\B. tients’ charts. Mrs. Louis Marts has been a vol­ hert'a "Xlnfinished Symphony." ing our goal is great, because the Conn., 18 months ago, has been a volunteer ward clerk In tbs book with his signature oh the title Dwight Martin, president of the ruff a second diamond, and dis­ R'bat do you.sayt More of a nurK's time may be unteer since the receptionist serv­ Book of the Month case load has about doubled,” she page. players group, may be contacted card his last diamond en dummy’s Answer: Pass. Don’t bid dia­ Women's AuxiUary at the hospital since last Septemlier. She as­ devoted to nursing when a ward ice started in 1068 and has served sists with clerical work and errands from 0 a.m. to noon every "A Bumt-Out Case" by Graham added- The fund drive will cbed and chair e 2 atep Ointment soothes pile torture in east of the river except for East to Mr. Brian R. Will, son of Mr. gards the rituatioh as crilicsJ. He said a career in some phase and second north units. ganisation which studies local, UConn Degrees Kennedy’s news conference to­ tables e cocktail table e 2 niodtra lamps PHARMACY minutes 55c box or 85c tube ap' Hartford. Work of the Children's and Mrs. Grinton I. W ill o f Yon­ of ' raGo . work should be state and national government, night will be his fourth since tak­ ’"Compaarton for othsrs to the 878 MAIN ST. I plicator. Peterson's Ointment Services Is performed on a fee kers, N.Y., is announced. preceded by diversified and copious'^^ only requirement for our volun- gives fast, joyful relief from itch- basis wherever possible. Contribu­ and emphasizes the importance of Mr. ’WfU’e parents are former Nine Manchester a n a students ing office Jan. 20. It will be the reading, writing, and musid. - PhoM -BD 8^138 citizens sharing responsibility for ft the University of Connecticut third fo be curled live on TV teeirs,” the chairman asserted. • ing. Be del^hted or money back. tions aye fiito received from auxll- Hebron resident*, and are well B p ^ a r added that ward, KEITH’S FAMOUS BRAND BEDDING AT BUDGET URMS government actions. known here. Miss Ca*tellaho;Js a at S tb m have cconpleted their bbd Mffio— and the second on a -> Music has charm and lathe chief For further information about academic requirements this month Itve basis at an evening hour. stock in trade in the radio field, elerks a ie instructed on two other graduate of Pelham * Memorial matters of hospital etiquette. The coffee hours and league activities, High School, and is a atudent and will be awarded degrees in Last week's conference at a Safford said. Radio stations have an obligation to serve the welfare eonfidentlal nature of the service those interested, may call Mrs. June. -t* J midmorning hour was recorded on teacher in IQiaca, under sponsor­ of the community in which they and inforynation and simplicity of John Know lton, membership ship o f Cdrtlaad State Teachers' ’They are Dbnnis % Guay, 20 tap* for use. on TV and radio at chairman. Spruce St.; Morris G. Frank, 501 any time after conclusion of the serve, he said. appearance are emphasised. College, where she is a. senior. Refreshments were served, after Mr. Will, whose father is di­ Hartford Rd.; James F. Farrell, asion. 'VGuntoers are advised that the the talk. ' WOOLWORTH’S $260,000 n m c m o a t e rector 'Of the Yonkers Public l i ­ 1087 Main St., and Raymond J. The American Broadcasting Co., proper approach in all contacts Wallingford, Feb. 15 (P) — The brary, ia a i^raduate o f Gorton Winter, 46 Hawthorne St., all of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ with doctors, patients and staff •14 MAIN SmST — MANCHfSTCR $600,006. FOR Y A L E members is impersonal and for­ Choate School has received a gift High School and is completing his the College of Arts and Sciences. tem and the National Broadcast­ RIGHT NOW is the time to of $260,000 from Paul Mellon, Up- 5th year at Sibley School o f Me Also, Albert J. Benjamin, Boac ing CSo. have announced plans for New Haven, Feb; 15 ID ,— Yale mal, and that aU infcnnatlon ipn pervtlle, Va., for a new wing to ehanical Engineering at Cornell ’ 135, South Coventry, of the Col- live TV coverage of tonight’s has received a $600,000 gift from ' paUente’ charts to strictly confi­ piplc a 'pack of REAL bargains the present library donated by his University.TTnierAwmjtar HeUm is alsomiGn

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UJS aa hour ought to gat out of to Church Hlstorjr" to Mary Che- ElderR Dei|cribe ey Ubrairy for jrablfcuse. hualaaaa. TMempIoyaiant eon" BOflTON FUND, file. Tbb toYgsMvnt RockviUe-Vernon panaatMn wW taka oars of ttotr (Hcies Favor Elder Murdock has left Manches­ aaapleyaB imtU they g a t a a o tto r '{jfllWHOPi compgny is .dssii^^ to provid* in on« iseiirity » Mormon Church ter for Westerly. R. t, snd Elder Jph. AllenDeplores Merritt has left for Rutland, VL A sura way to let Oommuniwa The Mormon churCh to this area bglano^ InvMtm^ progntti tbroiifb divtriifisd Two alders npreaenting the la at 1480 Asylum Ave,, Hartford. I la tiM O p « w a rn arffl not t o . get Its foot la tha doer Is to allaw Church of JiBSua Christ of Latter- holdings o f oommon stocks (ssisctsd for tsMsibls Sunday School begins at 8:80 pm. O E N IB A L ■iM b arara ttoa 8N «w to. I t o starvation wagas and the Cungraaa _ ie Funcl Dyive Briief Sessions For tofonnatlon, thoae interested _____ iko to'dacBaa to pubUto aar mattor tiait diuoM ramamtor when voting on ^VKTIMS Day Saints (Mormons) have tV- M OxfBid T e l ^ i s i j o n growth of principal and income) and preferrad placsd Stratford Murdock and Gil­ may call the new elders who are laay to Btoloaa «r wMdi la la toa toato. Ftoa a a p ta i^ this bin that russ an hour la not Uvtog at m HolUater St. leti alawa la r jo stocks and bonds (chosen for income and char­ Of Legislature bert Marritt as Mormon mlaslon- tan trtdto an M naatoty er atortva wlO to njacted. wages are a deductible Item. X EfitSblishment of a United Fund for Manchester and for- aries to Manchester. "Custom BuUi Juat do not know how thotoands ef acteristics of stability), get tha facts oh Ikistdn rnatiem of a board of trustees repiasentiog cooperating agen- Elder Raymond Burton and El­ Nail* Made in W inter er hlnra _ Vernon Rapretentative Oarald family toad*' support their farai- 4:00 eiea will be recommended to the board of dirMtors of the der Robert Croft an calltog on Homos'* tAnMrieaaa, which is a ll.^ rapidly Use ea tto wages they receive in 10. Fund. Ask us for a frae proipeotus / . Allen, aarvlng his flrat term, today peotde to this araa to explain tto Williamsburg. Va.—Since nails dlaappeailag from the, Meat scaaa. Chamber of Commerce on March 8. said Connecticut's leglslati've Bys­ were to great .demand to colonial ItnsIflnNtlBl a s l >19 tto isaitor, what is called the moat proaperoua Evorott Kennedy, chairman ofO basic prtociptoi of church as TV) aiaasr paopla tto PoMca IJept Ihe dreoa aan profiUtoiy play tor- country in' the worid." tem M -outmoded and said thet«^ part of a worldwide program qf days, many farm families made Benadellasi ona day. oM.aftamooa aad ona HOPBESS « : l i t y Ifag Order Kaifeet the United Fund study committee their own during the long wlntera. tnay to « law aafortoic orjaalaa- toiUard Rogara ijmerot CkMa Thun. 8M to 9K)0pjm*itd Sat, Milf aem. should be an extension of the tlm ^ B,0(MF mlssionariea in all parts o: tior but to .aM tto Maactoatar aveUng perfonaanca, and then Q W B E Of the C3iamher,i today announced the worid. In the middle of the 10th Century P.S. I have Just baud from my •:2I WeaMw. Itewe h Sperte that 11 agmirtes are in favor of PoBoe Dept la a Ufa aavtof or- leave town b y dawn t t o niext old friend Senator Bush, who TREATED EFFECnVELY Local Stocks the General Assembly 1s in seselon. Hiey have placed books about the invention of drawn wire revolu­ jn s a n t o g monilnf. Ihda. tto dtaadvantoga of % roM Sperie A a w * . ^ becoming part of a United Fund, In a statement to The Herald. the faith: including “The Book of tionised nail production, for nails A ltoratiM AMM bbi gaaUatjon. ' writes that he has aad dees tovor AND INMLIDiSM PREVEKTED jaeaes ■hew PUTNAM & c a five a n opposed, and four agencies Laat Sunday our Httla two-yaar* a candval's prolonged atay are ~an Increase in the minimum wage t WaatlMr MUkigu DoDar Mwle : Alambwt Naw yoHc Sttk Enehaitto Alien said, "I fel there should be Mormon,” "Jesus the Christ,” “Ari then could be turned out so quickly avoided. Tha circus haa a definite law .” OR REDUCED/ 11:00 are undecided. an extension of time for legisla­ tides of Faith,” "<3ospel Ideal.” and cheaply they could he sold for old daustater tod a fever but ap­ Waaiher J r i MfrONINff. • MANcwms • IHiMiaailT The .favorable reomnmepdatio^ Quotatleas Faialahed. by/ peared to be aomal othaiwiaa progremlaatin g for lMi*2haani; Mewe 10. CriMm a MIddIcbrook. lac. tive deliberation. It is impossible "Gospel Doctrine,” and "Etoentlals little more than wire itself. thua there ia 'n o fKmtinuous, noiay a OoUer Movie It Jenu T. MsM • teteN H. StoM ' is not only the result of the iriudy, under present conditions to get Read Herald Adis. Then It toppebed. She went Into TraastofmattanT Mat Smaedfs Prees^ . Bank Stoeke commotion whidi ia ao objection- To the Editor, (C> 10. coramlttee'a findings, Kennedy Bid Ajpked the work all done.” a convutoon and bepan loainc tor rtace I, 0. lO. U. St. 10. Ik said, but also tto result of mount­ oolor becaoK o f lacdt o f air. Our ama. Ttore are no side sh o^ far- Tha revoluntioaary political en­ Anm - to Conn. BankSank and Truet Referring to Connecticut’s bien­ rie or roudetta wheels, and tha price T o il Camera 10 It^evia ing Impetua from tto general pub- nial session of the General As­ MRS. STEWART UDALL AND CHILDREN flret thought Was to call the po­ thusiasm shown by ona of our min­ /m m im on U : « K e w s ^ Co...... 44 5 2 / of admission entitles you to the Se and ttom 'volunteera who are H ertfordrd National / sembly, which lasts only five lice, whlch .I did. OrdlnarUy min­ ority town directors is forcing my MW/STROKE T ;a o n ^ ^ eaUad 'upon to woric In many utes seem Hke houn when this whole show. Each act cf toe circus hand into the following remarks. 10 ^|giiar«w® Bank: and Trust Co. 48 W months in a two-year period, he is ■MUfuiiy executed by both ani­ VICTmSLfl^ AtSwOteMir Movie . iriM Mews, Prayer drivea. said it doesn’t allow legislators'to sort of thing ooeun but not 80 In the past two years this char­ AND WORK ‘*nie pubUe ia complaining bit- Fire« lasnraaee Ohmpeali.Ohmpaalea on this day because of toe fast mals and performers giving the acter served as a majority director SEE SATCVDArS TV WEEK OOMtUOtK U S tlN O Aetna .FMre...... 97 l02 keep abreast of legislation or devote show Sutotuice and direcUim. not PRODUCTMLY tfriY' over the number of dri'ves sufficient time to It. ' ' efflcient service of the polioe force. with the "do nothing” Democratic bring conducted in Manchester,, NatiDnal Fire ...... 135 145 Chic Ermalee Udall Thej' arrived witoia. two or three the random, isolated activities of a adminlstratlmi of which I attended Y Hartford Fire ...... 6 5 / 68 He pointed out that today the camiaal. The circus attracts a wall aitd the number of times people insurance committee, of which he nihutes after our call. all the public hearings, and SO per HEART DISEASE are ariced both to give, and to Phoenix F ire ...... 87 ■ 90 mainnared group of children and cent of the weekly town hearings. is a member, has scheduled hear­ Quickly withoirt tositatioa they adults who come for a specific pur­ R a d io work for many organisations," Life aad Indennlty/Uw. Coe. ings on 18 bills, and this is minor, Ready for New Role .1 witnessed a director who held his B«MY proceeded to gtva bar oxygen and pose and leave as toon as tha show (ndoBattagl Be ea*i theee aewB hrtagcaeia of Ig or Unalanto the study committee ritalrman Aetna Casualty ... /122 l82 •he said, compared with the number suggested we rob her down with is over. A carnival foaten rowdy­ head in htohands, never voiced an said. Aetna L i f e ...... /1 0 2 106 of bills brought before the finance opihioh and call on hia physical kagth. Seats at I cany ettor short aawaeaata). alcohol. In a short time she began ism. iiiA R T i WeuM Form BoaM . Conn. General .../. .451 466 committee, for example. AP Newafeatarea ^In history from Arizona, and his to restore her color becauaa of strength to raise hU right hand 4 7 ;lt Ib m to Theater THE lerreR c o m p a c t Oa r H ftd. Steam Boiler . . 99 104 wife both are members of pioneer In short, we hope the dreua will t : ^ The World ~ ' The oommittea'Will recommend More than 4,000 bills are intro­ Ermalee Udall, .Ci the slim, vl- receiving the much needed cay gen. which signified a “ 3res" vote, j^ro- FUND AT ANY PMCei Travelers . . . . . / . . . . 10314 107 H duced In one eession, he said, and Arizona families and both are to permitted a one-day atopever viding the issue was hermiUca^ formation of a bpdrd of trustees vqcioua wife of Stewart Lee Udall, A c iy from the Mttle girl seemed 11:00 | litoe% : rsiM» and Nows from naaMB subm itted by coop­ Pnbtie CtUlnee five months ih not enough time to Mormon. in Manchester imder carefully sealed to the ruimlng tide. tocretary of the Interior, la look­ to assure us all everything would Controlled conditions. The town erating agencies and others, en­ Conn.-Light A Power 27H 24H give to them. .Mrs. Udall had< plaimed to fin­ to aU right- will have the opportunity to see From majority to minority this W B A T -«lt tirely independent of the Cham­ Hftd. Electric Ught 66 >4 6914 In recommending an extension of ing forward to a return to Waah- ish college after her marriage director, in three months time, has Snowflake Dance t:00 Paul Benrey but the arrival of Tommy pre­ A quick trip to the firat-rate entertainment, and at Sound Stage ber of Commerce. Hartford Gas Co. ... 53 Bid the session, or similar corrective . ingrton. ad-a routina call for tto asms ' give substantial displayed an interest in town gov­ Morgen TelCTision Took liberties Agenciea which are in favor of Southern New England measure, Allen says New Jersey “Actually I don’t think the new vented that. She had been attend­ nMSL Fattopa it was routhw to airport to Mandiaatar'a moat out- ernment which has reached the Planned by Club ____ _ WAOONS I ..a 'Umted Fund include the Man' Telephone ...... 47 ^ 5014 convenes legislators every Monday post will change our lives as ing night school at the American them tot it la a day wa win al­ hysterical stage and can to logi­ U:0a Sign o n When a ttiaviaioa ahow called Hanufactartac Compaalee when the legislature there is not University in Washington, D. C., ataiwlwg cultural aaabt—The Isits i ''oheatec Chapter of the American much aa it might seem,” she says. ways retnetntor. Junior Muaeum. cally titled to the old saying "Tou The Junior Qentury Club of Man- fm o -r lt t t "Tha Witneaa'* turned its attention Arrow. Hart, Heg. .. 50*4 62V4 sitting. "Having already spent several ahd may resume her studies there Sets the Scene t:00 News and Weather Red Croes, Soy Scouts of America, for a degree. I fad by teUlng tola atoty to Sincerely. can fool a few, but you will ntver cto fta r w ill spmuBof a m id-winter t:a> BMctly Sporia to the tragic atoty of tha Black Sox Manchester Auxiliary of Children's Asepdated Spring 14 16 Allen, a Democrat, said he finds years in the Congressional circle, fool the majority.” Bristol Brass...... 9 11. thopuhtie It would not only abow Philip E. Sumner, XJ>. d a i^ tto Snowflake Fantasy, on f ;S0 Supper Serenade acandal and Shoeleaa Jackaon Servlcea of Connecticut, Com­ the work highly interesting. we’re acquainted with a great Her children also have put an Guy Hebert i:4 t Three 8tw Extra 3oo itjwe Dunham Bush ...... 4 ^ ' 5H However, he said, "You cranl end to a one-time interest, in my giatltiida to tha Maactoator Chairman Saturday, Feb. 26, at the KofC 7:00 Prealdent's Presa Conference milBs Only Down munity Child Guidance Clinic, msmy people and we’re familiar Jaycee Circaa for laite 82 Salem Rd. the other night, it not only useless­ E m -H a r t...... 66 H 7014 too- much in too short a tim e,” ceram ics. with Fottea Dogt. tot alao ramlad oth­ Horae. 7:4t Radio Moacow ly revived 4 musty tala for yodng o r 1 year Community T, Connecticut Instl with the procedures and protocol. ers of the tolp this /4. Worsted eponge boxy suite with Tour readera. might be inter- Weedy’s, M 0»; 4ra 1457; IX’s, find their program both adttMtloaal on omagmsoatM, I am celling 1455; Wglmt C lip p ers, 1,844; Health Association, Manchester the game at 6:30 p.m. at Ratzen- The 38-year-old Mra. Udall eiirtad in. Senator Thonuw J. Dodd’a braid or stitching touches, notch and entartaining. Their lax* upon all graduatee of Morae Col­ Brass Key, 1,808; Peterson’s, 1,- Memorial Hospital, Manchester berger’s Continental Reataurant, Service Tonight was. bom in Mesa, Ariz., and Garner's reply to my recent telegram urg-. lege to attend the infOratal rooep- Public Health Nursing Aaspetation, rhet her husband-to-be at the collar, welt pockets, % sleeves, nagerla centains aain 806; Pattan’a 1400; Herald. 1,- Fairfield, and game time will be. 8 CHISWOl.n ■'i nccticttt, and watdiing thair Um 100th Anntvanery of the li256;,4Cs, 1,348; Commissionera, It ia the intention of the com­ tations will be held tonight at 7 married -slk months later. or beige. Sizes for juniors. ^ elephants petftom in predai T am greatly pleased that you lege at the Hotel B<^ Ballroom, t , 2 » mittee, Kennedy added, that the Members ,of the American Legion o’clock at St. John’s Polish Nation­ Udall, first cabinet appointee w orth the prlro o f artmiaaton iport an increase in the mini- Hartford, on Friday evening, Feb. Hlgh gingla, State Shoe Repair, new organisation be of a United AuxilUry will meet'tonight at 7 at al Catholic Church. alone. wage bill to 81.25. I have 17, at 8 pjn. 181; aewid, ypody’s, 121. \ Fund type, encompassing ail the Watkins-West Funeral Home, The Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, It In the past but Tt While the committee cannot However, we wonder if tto con­ drives, and not Juat a community 142.^. Center St., to pay last re­ sastor, will deliver a sermon, "The has ta b led me to have Connecti­ .contact the many thouaanda of spects to William E- Keith, whose iload To Calvary.” $2999 ditions for pwmittlng dreusea in chest which would handle only cut. hwneaamcn come to me and graduates pereanally. yet we feel How To Hold daughter. Miss GU^s Keith, is a The adoration of the Blessed Manchester muat to aa reatriettve local agencies. Sacrament will alao be held. INVESTMENT PROBLEMS as you state? WebeUeve there are argue that an increase in the mini­ that through the medium of this The study committee hss been member of the auxiliary. mum wage would be unfair to newspaper, you will know of this Servicea wlU be held every certain basic and fundamental dif- FALSE TEETH working for three years, ac­ Wedneaday during L,ent, the pastor Our oirice le open lliursday evenlnge from -7 to 9 o;dock for erencea between a dreua and a their bu sin g and would hurt them gala event and notify your former cumulating information and con­ The Girls Friendly Society spon­ roar eonvenlenco. It you p ^ et we will have one ot our capable greatiy. \ said, followed by a meeting of How w^onderful can a suit carnival and ttot the dreus Is be- classmates. Moro Finikly Is Ploeo ducting aurveys among agrtcles. sors of < St. Mary’s Episcopal registered repreeentativee call on ymi, at your convenleB^ to I would appreciate your calling ^ Dorourfelse toeth annorand am- the youth g;roup. ba? Sea eur new Spring coh unjustly treated to be exdud- "It Is comforting to have the b a iM br tUpplBS. enpplns or wob- Details of the machinery of setting Church will meet Friday at 8 p.m. eaalat you. Whether your problero Involvee one thousand or a support of a manxwith your back­ Mrs. Gertrude Lamaon, Seerrtary Stations of the cross will be said e'd on the same basis aa a carnivaL Mmi wbSD you eat, laush or taUit up a United Fundt .wfll be reported In. the visual aid room, of the every Friday at .7 pjn. ' mllfion doUara, wo have tto fnetottea to render you complete lection for smart, wonderful We hope that earnlvala will con­ ground In business and 1 may make of the Committee, Hertford direc­ Just ntlakla a ttttU PASRSTW on churrii. Misa Shirley HalUn will ; eerviee. tory, end piecing your reaervatlon roar matM-Tbia alkaline (non-aeM) later, according to. Kennedy-' ^ styling! tinue to be excluded from Man­ reference to jrour edegram if .4 prtdtr bolda fato taotb more flnnly "It seems that 'with these drives show slides end speak about her WOMAN DBOVrNED chester. We feel that the dreua have occasion to dehato this mat­ now. _ aad.m oa eamiortablr. No eumimr, we jure belnig dunned almost twice trip to Paduaa, Kan., aa a repre S ter on the flow of the Skater.” Sincerely yours,, Boan.PMtytaslo w faeUiw.Oo«riMi Beacon Falla, Feb. 15 (F)—Mrs. under controlled conditions can to •our. Cbatoa "plaie odor^ (dantuie every month,’’ committee member sentative a t a Church Ooimc|l laat Theresa Orban, 81, of Andrasko S h ea k so n , H a m m ill 6 Co. a distinct a met to a towa aad . My reply to Senator Imdd was John J. Oleksiw, Chairman. ^ t b ) . Oe* n m B T B today at Bummer. Rosteases will be Mrs. Alfred Weiimer declared. "The Rd., Beacoi^alla, drowned to Cot­ Uimhin Mow Tot4 ttocB tortoogi, that It repraaants a colorful Mt of ’’Any company that cann^ pay - 100th Anniveraary Oonunlttee, drua eountm evwywbare. larger tUs t< ^ gets, the less M aurice Lam bert, Miss Eidna Ken­ ned, and Miss Florence Madden. ton HollowlBrook here yeaterday. money Is collected for Manches­ State Police eaid a medical ex­ 913 Main Stroot Monchnstor • MHetoll 3-1.871 ter causes, Udilch should not he the aminer called It a aulcide. ease,” he added. He pointed out Mra. James Tknl. 90 Concord that in addition to 21 agencies Rd„ chairman for St. Bridget’s here, there are more than 100 pariah of the annual fund drive clubs, orgmnlsations and societies for the Women’s Auxiliary of St. Frshcla H«>Pital, requesta ah wom­ listed in the city directory, all of New England Plymouth-Valiani Dealers announce... ' which run independent drives. "The en of the pariah to make retunia to sad thing about some ef them is her by Feb.-23. The St. Francis that little more than 10 per cent AuxlUaty plans to purchase a of the proceeds ever go to the or­ cobalt therapy unit, which will be ganisation,” he adde& tto-thlrd in use In the state. Mehihers oX the. Utdtod Fund 1 BURTON’S study ebnunittee pt tto Cihamber Lakota Council, Denee of Poca­ are Kennedy, Fred Blish Jr., Wal­ hontas, will meet tonight at 7:80 ter P. Gorman, Atty- Paul B-- at Odd Fellow’s Ha% After a brief Takes the Spotlight Groohert, ZAo Juran,...Archie C. business meeting, a/ikwial 'wUI fol­ LaRochelle. George Marlow, Mer- low. The theme of the social will be wln Meridy, John O’Brien, Atty. the'anniversary of the club and the with licon Podrove. Joseph A. Schuas- February holidays. ter, Robert Warfel, and Werhner. Study Ctrclek South M ethodist *tndiana* A taorted Church WSCS, has postponed LAMINATED meeting scheduled for tomorrow LOWEST-PRICE Cbloago—Not all tto "cigar- until next Thursday ifit 2 p.m. at Btore Indians” that used to grace the church.^ JERSEY COATS the frpata of tobacco stores were Indians. At the height of their itish popularity- in tto IBth Centuiy hold its t^iular. Saturday night $ 2 5 9 9 the carved wooden figures includ­ dance this week at the clubhouse:' ed cavtiUers, ladiee of fashion, sail­ Music f^ dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 HARDTOP! ors, baseball players, mlnatrol ajn..wili be provided by "The Four Two new fascinating coats tun- , characters, and even clergymen. o f Ua.” ed-to-the-times fashion. Of lami­ nated jersey for beauty. Has su­ perior warmth, less weight and less bulk. Drapes without' .sag­ ging. Sized for juniors in red, gold or royal blue. 4^ Art BensoitSoys: II " - “YOV CAN PAy 1SIUCH,MOII6 t . FOR QUAUTY FURNITURi IF YOU SUY REFORR SHOPPING MARLOWS FAMJLOUS FUR. This sleek, sporty-looking NITURR DEPARTMENT. . hardtop has a distinction ART BENSON r AND YOU GET ALL OF THESE! -H. fViraltnre Manager beyond its beauty. That is- sa d B i ^ r I FEATURES AT NO EXTRA COST | it has the lowest B’actory- You never saw tt hopplar kid thojiwlioii Ho Loord'tliAt lio’il boon ooooDtod. ' I V- . - , I ■ I Full Unibody Conttructinn that is corrosion-re- | Suggested Retail Price to tho one ooUege he’d set hio heart on. A pretty fair haUbaok, a better then evw stt Seeing Is Believing! I sistant and virtually rattle-free. | of any hardtop sedan made . . . COME IN AND IROWSE AROUNO^UR I Torsion-Aire Ride that eliminates coil springs in I in America! So if you'd > situdent, a flair for amateur theatricals: he’H get a lot out of obUege • • # i front, holds the car steady. , I I I like a stylish hardtop—; end *vill give a lot, too. And his new Hertford National oheoldng eooount . PRICE TAGS SPEAK FOR THEMSaVESI IF I lanefY-Bavins Alternator that will charge even | and who wouldn’t —look no is a fine first etep in learning how to manage money exid live on an allowanoo# YOU UKE MODERN, WE HAVE HI IF YOU |- srhile the engine idles. | I Rleclrlc Windshield Wiporg that maintain a steady j further than VaUant. " Matter of foot, he’s a lm o st^ pR>ud of seeing his nems on UKsifeARLY AMERICAN. WATS OUR SPE- -'I speed st'a ll times. ' ' j Looks and price are only t h ^ Hartford National ohec^ as ^ is of that letter firom the doRttl I Automatic Choko hi^lps make starting easy in eny | two of its great features. aALTY! DANISH TOO! j kind of weatherr j Come in, let us show I Dual Hoodliehto for clear nighttime driving. ' - | you the rest of them, / I Indlnod e

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1961 PAGE A ^ m MANCSESrnSR EVIOTNG HERALD. MANCHBiniBR. OGNW^ WEDWESDAY. FEBRUARY 15, i m HO mUUca in atato eiiucnUonel 1 pertment; and $2 for cen- Bale that two men bad Just left patotmg, sAia^. and tral state office faelUUea for the the store and were believed to Chaminade Heard three eparatlnas hava taken T t«ag tt. rotoatly at Oantor Os»* grants to' towns and wwSd reviae Four Men Charged grejaHnaal Church. ------Pi JOtoPto A tlaagRt fw Toiap 4lia tonmUar to give toe laarger PUbUo Works iMpartinant. have taken Something. It o f Um aaaaagaaanit's time marlnmiioltoklp. BMChaaHsl BOY SCOUT . to itrlet Scout BnouUvt Don­ n i i a i y i i '1f[r"'‘tWV Ith elillrtat at eitlaa a mora equitable Share o f Tbs b u ^ t also provldos tor $3 In Theft of Suits The clerk gave poUoq the regU- By Church Group end effort. And each time they' ald Warner preatotod the t t i M l Ipg, pabtie kaaRh, and oltitonaki^ . ' Oaoisll ' mllUoo to aalf-Uquldattog bonds tratlon humber o f tho. car the two f f m l l k M tire iwrwmp toe state foiHls. men got into with two other men are oonchided. It is time to begin IVotet and Setrt charter to tha Itov. Lauronee Vin­ aammiinlty; and R iehi^. Harviri. ’The general fund budget pto- fo r now donnKoriei and aquipment Three Hartford men aye being About 60 womeh attended the all- automohlUng, ’ oamplim^ at tha Unlvoraity o f CWmecticut. and said It went aouth on Main repeetingthem. cent, nssodate minister t f the Today M Ash ^ Wodnoaday. videe some $11 million for toe de- held to custody to lieu of $l,00i0 group meeting or the Women’s i f f i f UTO. chmCh. The Rev. Mr. Vtoeent gave poWto: iMalUji, and ejilatoahlp- ^ far SNNN PApietirt INMIlill K. jPUls Implamapttog- the gover- S t, turning west on Hartford Rd. It ia little wonder then, that Troop 1 » tarved jk poUuck ra- Tkronghout bU o f' Ohrldtondom. Tax an Income parttoent of agriculture, oonaar- sr’a budget reconunandetions will bond each for presentation to the Patrolman Bknanuel Motola FeUawahlp of Second Ckmgrega- eeittSeatan o f enriaHmant in fto .. ogtomunity. vation and natural raeouroae.'' Manchester session of tho 12th there is ao time left for ad^itlnk. eently at 8 t Jamaa’ School fo f 1W falthfni and davant bdiefvers wlU MILLS: LOW, LOW MU. PRIDES! be^ totrotoieed to the legislature plotted the car two tnlnUtea later God and oountry program to the ' b e i^ tha pnparattona for ,tha ok- Some o f thia money wUl hg-dar- Circuit Court tomorrow, and a tlonal Church to Fellowship Hall any of the somewhat testir M g- acouta and gW ta. IS-yoar-md hoya hi tho troop. iOontlimed from Page Oim ) today. and. stopped It on Hartford Rd. isarvancaa aC JBastar noma . forty oreaaa tor general fund purpoaba maifcad for an inventory o f toe fourth la free under $1,000 bond Patrolmen James - MoCooe, John last night gestlona made, by sudi eupervlo- Paul 'WhltA jieoutmaater. waa Advaniemant Awards wars pto- PONGCE PRINTS ftnCHINMMNn istate’a water resouroas. for presentation on Maidh 2, PTA Sees Slides days hance. Rlblcoff submitted then what Btooe 1958. a d m it b b m b b z z u n o Hughes and S g t Oeorga Dent ar­ A ' devotional service in the _ BxOEDi ory pabUc bedisB-ha tha KX! or praaaoted tha tooop charter by sentod to R o b ^ M c N eil Under* In a vary rtal aenae, the watch­ "Some ratea data hack to the 'The oapMal bonding budget pro-1 the result of the alleged theft of rived at the scene almost imme­ chapel, led by the McClure Croup, ikitwrf M IlM KEG. S1.M T 4 'ItXO. Tie t i. . ha called an "auaterity*' budget New Haven, Feb. Vi UP)—^For­ two' men’s aults from House and M aren daii •■ CoiOL. u the Connecticut Public Utilities WllUam McCoy tha Blaekledge foot and second class aeout; Rich- Taken on Tour word d u ri^ thia holy ataaon la 1980a ’’ he said. vldea an additional W,5 million to | mer New Haven Alderman James diately and Hughes found the preceded the meeting. ato Peck, Robert Halat^ Rehort without new or increased taxes. The Governor said that the need toe department for. oonttoued Hale’s yesterday afternoon. . The Chaminade Musical Club Commiask^ for Improvsment in Oiatrlet. Walter Scaddan w— pn^mtotton. H ie way bi whUdi wa POgtlaii MlU’e Pligtini MOrs E. Keyes, 89,. haa, pleaded guilty In custody are Joseph E. Ram­ aults when he searched the car. m vEL $fiGint: chairman o f the event. Payne, and Gary EliMaer. drat -SHdea di the .ammaJ pmpara ur o f wriaw importanoa. I f Prteei. ta48c Hq also’^balanced it by divertlhg for more toomne and higher taxes fiood control and beach erookm -to chiugea of embezaUng more y ------presented a musical program. The aoaacttn what God and«estratot must, more than ever rsational artos, and inirehaae of rence Almond, performed several Rail, Air and Steaniil^ to the< general fund. Ho cam­ before, govern our thtoktog and court here. under bail is Donald Reynolds 22, n . « It'hardly 1m time to ba a lail- Ackerman. New second claaa star, aeouts. .Scout Ufa guard maating o f the Nattoui Halo PTA. has dona, and fa doing, ^cosMata' NKWlNianUNG additional land tor a new state selections. Accompaniat was Mrs. Unca ...... « »o awardO were given to Davld Bax- paigned for re-election In 1958 on our deetttona.’' p a » at Milford. Superior Court Judge- Elmer The four werO atopped to a car Bonn—West Germ an's annual Cyrus Tompkins. ‘-K • •••••• fJO road, or to think like a railroad,, seouU are W esl^ Gtyk, James The trip was co-sponsored by Gil­ only o f Bdbtraeting from our dally UPHOLSTIRY a promlao not to raiao taxes. Ryan yesterday poatponed aen- on Hartford Rd. at 1:15 yesterday per capital consumption of steel L» Murphv. Edward Ward. John ter. Richard Harvey, Robert Pro- bert Runt of the high achool Eng- He warned agatoat what he smpaey alloeated $7A mlUion 18 Asylnm St^ HartfGri ******* "iso or to plan'like's railroad. routine of life soma of its luxuri­ DM SS P A ^ S T h e Dempsey edmlnletration said waa a growing tendency to­ tenelng untU Maroh 8 for a pre- afternoon and arrested when two is nearly ae high as that of the Several' solos, duAto^o’s. violin, Mlchalik. and Dennis Dillon. koMwics, and Herbert Maher. Ilto depwtment Bad Paul Phlnnty ous aapecto than our prepara* FAIRICS r tor urban redevelopinent and re­ and piano numbei^M|ge-'als9 in­ TeL CHapel 7A867 It ta an incidental emotional ifre. William Minnick aad WU- •itlmates total revemiaa tor the ward "easy spending,’’ both wIUh aentence report men's suits, valued at $65 each United States. Iq. recent years or Merit badges were praaented to of tha adence d^mNnient Thirty tions w ill be as shallow as to the VALUIBS to I8A0 TA b e g . s l id t « . . S^yeor period beginning July 1 nt newal. The ahortoge o f funds, discov­ and bearing House and Hato tags the U.B. average has ranged be­ clude to the proib»mM l^ v» factor in the situation that the Daniel Creamer, electricity and liun Gees, troop committeo «tew- h lfft eOhobl girls want on the tour. to and outside the Oeiieral As­ Tbls la far less than toe amounts HAROLD BELLS aaerifioa wa think wo ara mak- $603,2 million. This income would sembly. ered last month, occafred whije were found to a bag on the rear tween 946 and 1,820 pounds. Ger­ Mm. Heroert BrownMptoeKlent, railroad management acts aa if all cltisenehlp; Richard Sullivan, ard, arranged the supper. The Tto caravan of tour - station PUgrlm 8Uire E f e A Pilgrim HP’s ;iiroposed by UUs now to the leg­ many’s has cltoibed to 1,100. conducted a short buiflress meet­ Maneheatdr A g «a t' meeting eloeed with tha riiowlng of ge I I wipe qut the current rdefleit of Dmnpsey said It was a ten-^ Keyes was to the domestic relS'* floor of the car. ' tha public astiatance it can think s^olarship; Joseph DeilaFera. clt- wageris vlsltad Washington, D* C. ‘^fiather let this Lenten season Ptloe. Yd.^»satW up raOGa Td. 65c $14 mlUloh: . islature. Police had received a complaint Britain's rate’ is 770 pounds and ing. The Tozer Group' served re- isenahip In the home; end Michael slldto of recent troop aetlvltlea as a first Stop. Other places vlsltod dency ‘"we must bring to an im­ tions bureau of the defunct city TeL CH 7-5857 of ia Its own ■ rti^itful due—that bo ana o f addition to pur Uvas. Budget offiotals base their eeti- mediate stop.’’ The State Develoimient Com­ court at 1:13 from a cleyk at House and Ruaala’s 638.^' fr^ments later. Tiftits « f rgpqbM o S a of ip y iRl Dumaine, cooking. Merit badges vrere presented aa wbta New Orleaiu, Texas, New Let the grace of Opd, thi'ougk Hla mission haa alao reported that berflB are mlao mwirrw. tha key obligation in the existence follows; mates on an “expanding econo­ He pledged to use all his Mexico, Los Angeles, San Fran­ only hagottea'’ Son, enrich- your aome $38 mllUon would be needed of this public utility is the public's Boy Scout Troop 133 held its Anthony AUbrio; James AUbiio, cisco, Colorado, South "Dakota; my," anUcipatii^; a 3 per cent In- erglea to the development o f i Fan terrkM cHent ol If. B. A. Strr Uto tiiat It may reflect His as creoae over current revehuee in flrcaL program which deals hon- tor such purpoeaa to the next two too, Idc. ■ duty to the utility, not the util­ ohartar night and father and aon ando^Doifald Golas, public health; Canada and Niagara Falla. yean. 935 MAIN STREET-TEL. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 to 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS >FabU^ier« ,Ropro*«imtlT#«: J^o During the buainaas meeting, a you servs God and man. the first year of the new biennium eatUy Vrith todi^e realities, no rtiMi llatbrrt Speela. A|»nc» — !«•• ity’s OUlgations to the public. banquet reoeatly. James Johnston. Donald Kirkham; Arthur K. Oaatd, Intern Dempaey said tost revtotog toe Chalnnan John Hutchings in­ Mather NelU, and Robert Simmera, nominating committee to sweet and another 3 per cent increase to matter how stern," and reflecta a Toric. Chicaio. Detroit aiM Boateo. _ Bo tar. the only assurance vWc Emanuel Lutheran Church. the second year. feet-oo-tha-ground Hiproach to state’s tax coUecUona calendar SIEMBER AUDIT BUSlEAn OT troduced the guests, wh«r included dtlsenahlp-nation; Bruce Tupper, candidates for PTA officers for would reault in biennial aavtoga of C3RCOI.ATION8. ____ ble aa this management keeps Deputy District Oommieetoner safety; Jonathan KimbaU, home lMl-52 was chosen. Mrs. A. Ray­ Other tax proposala by Demp­ our growt&vzeqnireaients,’’ TAX REFUNDS The Governor aaid it was his $1 million to totereat costa on tax The Herald1 Printing Oorapnnr, Ine„ aedclng more money from this Cbarlee StanaS^ and Neighbor­ lepaira. mond Boudreau ie chairman of the sey include raising the corpora­ anticipation borrowing. no flnanclnl respondbOlQr for hood CommiaakHier Walter Part­ Also, Douglas Anderson, Ahm committee, which iaeludee Mrs. Hartford, Feb. 15 (P) — More tion tax from 8K to 5 per cent; wish to dispel "any notion that the I error* upeartaK It ad- source and from that ia that, after By speeding up ooUectiona, he ington. H ie invocation was led by Baxter, Jerry Keith. Gary Kirk­ Bion Tupper end Mrs. Edward rirae 8,800 OoonecUeut reeiilente ...... OPEN DAILY NOON l» t P.IA, — the groBs earnings tax on gas, need for a tax tooreaao should be TcrSEnntra^luid other'raadta bm U it gets what it asks now, it will said, the atato can minimize the in The Kuicfaester Branlng BeraM. Dr. George Roberta. Miss Louise ham, Kenneth Knight, John Law­ Shcniie* are diacovertng tha kdvaiitegea of OPEN BATOBDAYS 10 AJd. to 0 PAL— water and electricity companlea used to Create a grab bag for the Mrs. Marion Moriarty's Grade 6 todlserimtoate and ' irresponaible need tor tax anticipation borrow- surdy be bsMik for more later on. Copping of the DAV Auxiliary ler, Robert Magnano, John' Ma­ having filed their 1000 U x returna CHENEY BAU e 177 HARTFORD ItB., NEXT TO KINO'S from 1-H to 4 per cent; the tax Display adrertlalng cloelhg iMnira: loney, James Mehl, John Minnick, won the attendance. early laat month. Tho Internal Re- on telephone companies from 4 to spending proposed to many of 'the tog. Tar Mond*y.-l pjn. Friday. And if everybody doesn’t jiu» presented the troop with a 50-atar . . FREE PARKING IK OUR LOT NEXT DOOR . . . The adndniatfwUon’a budget For Tueaday—1 p.iii. Mooday. Robert Payner Ronald Starrett, venua Servlee reported yeaterdey 0 per cent; the tax on premliuna bull alTMdy before you (the Gen­ forward to help, it can still always gag. novides for an aoross-toe-board WATKINS For Wednesday— p.m. tXieadajr. Awards were presented as fol Daniel Sturtevant, and Maurice more than fS28,4S0 In Ihcoma tax o f domestic insurance companies eral Aaaembly).’! For TUnraday—1 pjn. Wedneaday. threaten to close down. Willey, safety and flremanahip. Holy Communion refunds have been mailed out. ftom I K and 2 per cent to 2H Dempsey’s plan to continue dt- ncriMse of $200 for approximately FOr Frldaa^l n.m. TBmraday. It is this atmosphere which Iowa: 16,500 of the approximately 23,- For Saturday—1 pjn. Friday. Richard Beritman. second class Also, Gordon Hurwits, Richard and 2% per cent; the untocorpo- veniem of h l^ w ay funda w ill run •Claaalfled deadma; 10;8d a.m ratod buBtoesa tax, 30 pOr cent; Into heavy oppontion firom. the 000 state employes. ^ aay at jaAIleatlaa aieapt lends wdght and juatice and com- acout; John Primus, Srat class Lawreneo, Daniel Rhodes, Paul Set at Concordia floors Dempsey said the raises will Cover your RepubUoane, who control the n Sanaa to the sentiments of scout; David Meffield, star acout; Saari, ami Anthoily Salafia. cook­ the tax on telegraph companies go to those pay groups "where the those scattering members of the George Atkins Jr. and David Shef­ ing and first aid; David CbateL A aarvico with Holy Obmmun- froni 8 to 4H per cent House. / Wednesday, Frinniary 15 home rapaira and scholarship; The new telephone tax also ellm- The BepubUeans have opposed need to greatest OonaacUeut General Aaaembly field, home repairs merit badges; ion will he bald tonightrat 7:30 at Theee are groups one through and David ShefBeld, Srst aid merit Richard Oess, coiritlng'and safety; OoBCortti LutiHnn Church. toates the present allowance for diversion since it was initiated by who have expressed the idea that* Herbert Maher, home repairs and deduction of local property taxes Ribicoff two years ago and are 10, the lowest of tho atate’s 31 pay Soviet Bet OBifiamurskjoM badge. Music he provided by the eatarorlea. Group 10 now haa a In return for its prospective l> e^ Following the awards preeenta- public health: Richard Nelson, Senior Glmr, d a s M with the pea; from the state tax. committed to eppoee it to their The tracery flt tlw aawage aiid camping aad public health; and Dempsey’s budget alio provideB party platform. piy range of $a 200 to H^640 a the public elwuld get some kind w Uon, “ around the campfire’’ en­ tor, the RoV. P«nl C. Kaiser, will year. Nearly 80 per cent of all lasting beauty Robert Prokopowics, mechanical H>e diversion of bighiray funda nareaaoiiaMe Rueiaa aaaanlt real aaeunmee about the futtne. tertainment was held. follow the aerrioe. for: dravdng and public health. $18.7 million to r school build­ authorized by the DemocraUc-oon- state employea ara to the first, ten upon OecreUiy GeoMal Day We don't know Juit what form or Troop members aang, and mod­ Lenten torvleea w ill be belt groups. Also, Robert Alibrio, Duncan every Wedneeday at 7:30 pm. ing grants. trolled legieiature to -1959 auto- Hamraaidytid la that It la Ukdy formula such an SLasurance might ern Jan guitar duets were played Bockue, and Richard Peck, safety, matloally expltes June 80 thia The budget alao calls for state by Brian and Allen Hutchings. $10.2 million for teachers pen­ syment 75 per cent of the to- to euccead la the end. no matter taka, but we do hope that those cooking, and firat aid; Ridiara sions. year. Continued dtvenlbn would how DUthfoIly and yaliantly other Scoutmaster George Atkins and Ames and Roy Parks, scholarship, have to' be authorised again by Iv i^ a l membership coat of hos­ at Watkins Storewide Semi-Annual Sale who bellsrve it is the public’s right Aaeistant Scoutmaster Bernard A total increase o f 500 stu­ pital and medical insurance far all natlona nUly to the support o f the flremanshto, *nd safety; David dents a year at the four state col­ this aeasion of the legislature. to have It get together and hang Bentley played the harmonica and Baxter, cltisanShlp - community, Dempsey warned 'the IsgtMap state employes covered by group worid’s ntunber one ctril aenrant guitar, and John Primus played scholarship, a ^ pubUe health; a*wa*Mr*;S*'«Mi ivtus: leges and and additicmal 700 a plana. together until they do come up year at the University of Connec­ ture that unless it authorised con­ It is likely to succeed in the end with earns fOnnula or arrange piano solo. Gary Harrison, ciUsenship • home, tinued use of highway funds for It also makes permanent the H m closing ceremony waa con­ cooking, and dtisenalnp-nattoiy; ticut (500 at Btorrs and 200 at $180 temporary cost-of-Uvtog to- hecaose Hanunarakjokl himaelt mewt. and tiM drive to make it Branches). "preeelng general fund purposes,’* o f hqralty to tho United Nh- ducted'by the Flying Eagle Fa- and James Kimball, cooking; It would have to authorize an ad breaae first given to 1966 and pro- part Xr does do that eventually, ho leglsiator can. without smne such of a proposed medical-dental state employes, iKB do it for the preelso imrpese ll^ tio qs." aaaurance or guarantee, vote any of old-fashioned simplicit$ry achool for the state. “Either course would be wholly The cu ita l bonding program I |E|!aarBatestay that any ^naetiim to msaagr Into this particular Expansion of facilities for the unacceptable to me,’’ the Governor Includes $5.5 million for the De- LASTING STAR Q 9 5 fp-peieenaq^, personal pothq^ or mentally retarded. putmrot of Mental Health; $8.4 tm. •meaeOltepi Bavsto ’m^mr ntw 4-prbng 14K gold solitdfra tatting $ 0 0 S ' said. " I am sure thia would be i ipiiibnal interpietatfam o f poBey, •liiiEMi ilitiiiiitolif $203,000 for a treatment center equally unacceptable to all oltlsena mllUtm for the Department o f Ed­ A •adtotoaaBlhMW JLO IneL ucation; $4.6 million for the Uni- | be separated ftom the qnes- IgAisn^ to «8 at for children at the Coimectlcut vmo are determined to maintain 501 NYLON ra7„.,d. Thdst Ua-Amerfean Touches Hwri^ State Hospital at Middletown. verrity of Connecticut; $2.8 mo­ ttBi iB whethCT or not the United awrfvliUs MpaA'Isr aatw, Romditibar how dazzling. , GTondmofhor't diamond footod In Jiz plain-and-iTmpto Connecticut as a state of steady $$.75 million for a 100-bed growth, social responsibility, eco­ tion tor the Health Department; B itim s itself la to aunrive. Whan it Is reported that the setting? Lot us reset yourt in this, our newest, plain-ond-$implo 4^nong ero^ mental health center at New Ha­ $7.5 million for Department Of I Your best Nylon buy! mounting derignod to show o diomond to ih utmost odvontoge. Yellow or white nomic excellence and individual Agriculture, (tonaervation and [ &|t;/BB8iiBarskJold eemea to thts KauMHly administration to undOr- 883 M AIN STREET alMlvosv*«L.-- ven. - enterpriee.’’ l4Kgolo. ' $2 million to tax yellef to the Natural Resoureee; $1.6 million jpdBion, and oarrlas it out. that taktog a review of the past pro- raid Baft tim'MiPk. The Governor eald that the pro- for the Aeronautics Department; fp liiip res en t a rank laJiHtles. to eafipie vadar whlrti tiie fSdsial tUmtdt mmmmmm ttkai e*ri.|L New Haven Railroad. posed highway budget of $110.9 Never before in the history of carpet weaving has $111.8 million fOr state welfare $5.5 mUlion for the Public Woriu | iN r . it woold be an injnatles as geverameat has been intercepting million mlUion w ill enable the Department. there been a fiber as tough as 501 Nylon. It wears programs. h l^ w ay department to continue and wears; resists soiling and stains. Even ink th^ it is pomiUs to biinf aad falling to deliver mail from WOOL WELDON $7.5 thiUlon for urban redevelop­ 'The Individual projects include I Its operation on "its present high $1 minion for improvements at all wipes o ff! Never before has ..there been a broad-, . eamptfUns airgumaata against abroad which it Judges to eontatii 'qa KNOWN naaae, the known quauty since itoo ment and renewal programs. level,” and to undertake a eubatan- Communist or subveralv# propa­ DRUG COMPANY $3.3 million for additional hous­ mental health institutions; $100,- loom whiiih offers you so much sound value and is it not true, after aU, that iiwftcit •• tnVtISMITHS tial improvement program on high- 000 for mental health out-patient I ganda, the forecast has to be that 801 Mata 8L—M l 8-5821 ing for the elderly. waya for which no fiederal aid durability, for so little, as Lasting Star. It’s high- nasankjold haa.^, .iteptaaented 998 MAIN 8 T .-lil 5-S741 $13.7 million for operation of a cllnlee and day-care centers to the ira e role aad'tha traa tone* such review will find the praetlee available. and-low to u r e d surface comes in exciting deco­ proposed department of correction, 'The highway budget allocates lower Fairfield Coimty area; $$.. dag of the tibited Nations? If indefensible. which would tocludo the State aome $26 nUUlon for additional million for extension and oomple-1 rative colors . . . Leaf Green, Polo Tan, Montego I united Natiens lets tlda thing And the boat baaia tor SKIRTS Prison and Prison Farm, the State construction of atato highways. tioii of library-claasroom buUdtog Sand, Shadow JVhite, Maple Sugar, Zephyr gray, to. him. even on hla own cast has baen what tha Post Otfioe Prison F im DenqiaeF also noted that two at Southern C oan e^u L'S titoC bL I Ruiaet, O e^ h Green and others in 12 or 16 ft. necticut^Rbformatnry.' tha JStoto yew s ago the state authorised lege; $1.2 milOoh for engineering I and dodsion. w ill there Department haa done, every time Jails and the Board of Farple. equipment, $1.67 million for library | in the past somebody has tried to $S48-miUion bond issue for a 4< i bo anything loft of tha Unit- O r ig . Revision of the state'a tax col­ year highway building program. addition and 1 niOlion for improved | . •^Natiana anyway? Is this laaue bring suit to force the delivery of lection calendar req'Jlztog,,for ex-, utility ewndbes at the Unlyeralty | ample,H monthly tostoad of muurter- "W ith such a favorable picture,' , in itadfi tho leeuo of snrviyal such mail. On such occasions, the r ' the Governor said, " it would be to- of Connecticut; 10.98 to 17.98 ly payments of aaleq taxes to some Republicana have proposed some pairs for the Public Works De- ors indudes Citrus Green, Birchwood and Pebble 4txai making it completely dear totalltarisnlsm docs not soften the Beige for immediate delivery in 12. ft, width. the aurvlval of the United and result, if the^ethods are al­ Meadow Mist, Bea'Ver, Cloud White, Martini, Spun must net depend upon his lowed to establish*themselves per­ Flax and Desert Sand *to order. (12 and 16 ft. dam personal fate. Ruaato ia bet­ manently and without challenge.’ widths in all colors). ting on the good In Haminar- There ia one adjective which ap­ MEN'S SHOP, liie, S A U END plies Itself to all the unnatural Stair Carpet dtjold, even while it labels him 985 Blala j^toeto riM A L W EEK SATURDAY I murderer. .It succeeded in drivliig thlnge we have done in the ten­ Trygve Lie out of the same office sions of the cold war. It ia the ad Installed 5 4 ^ ° by equally unjust attaelu^ upon Jectiva un-American. It applies to ManafaettMre/sSpeciall - . him. . a> eensorrtilp of mails. _It applies to ^/^Deaden tramping feet . . . add color and rieshnaM ^,If wa want to fight to' raatrictions on the travel of Amer­ MID-WINTER SALE' under foot to your stairs with carpeting. We’ll install w d retain Hanimarakjoidi'^ icana abroad. It applt^ to restric­ 3-TRACK ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINOOW any straight stairway of 13- steps in a choice of 27- ^ va to begin by cimvinciiig him tions on the travel of Rusalens in inch carpets, complete with cushion and labor lop this country. It applies to alt our - S U I T S ttud he must, for his part, stand TOPCOATS only ?54.50. Nothing more to buy. 'Why delay? tost against the torment of altor- ahort-eigfatad efforta to compel, by $ )— i f Exptrt InstollatfM colors include (1)^ Earth tones,i;ith-,green accents (2) Gold Now you can transform your den or family roo^ Into a ^ la three operations, the presmt The U.S. Weather Bureau today with brown and b e ^ , (8) Earth tones v with rusty red,- fllaaagement of the New Haven Issued this forecast for Connecti- dual-use room . . . at‘a i^markably low Watkins price W itt eut: I . PREP SLACKS and. Id) a blend of urown and russet tones. Available in l&UIro**! I* unquestionably an ex- W tk an d Gabardine. Sizes 25 to 32 Waists stahdai^ siz^ (allow 10 days for delivery) from x 48 this-new slim-arm buti»n tufted sofa-b^, you’re prepared jferL The temperature during the O' day period. Ihursday through inches to 9 x 12 feet, and special sizes to exactly fit your for unexpected gpests. Simply lower the'back and you have M t does a wonderful Job of ask Monday, will average six degrees Reg. $5.98 \ N O W $ 2 .ff . rooms, to order, in bdth oval and round shapes! a comfortable bed measuring 73 x 40 inches I Choose yoOPi y fo r public subsidies. . or more abate normal. The nor­ 893 MAIN S'T^EY^MANCHBSTER f it ia expert in the busineaa of mal high and low temperature this Rag, $6.98 ...... NOV^ ■p. 'r ' ’ in plain brown, beige or tunjuoise, or, thesO same pifiln aad getting, guarsn- period for the Hartford area ia 39 ,5! SPECIALTIES GO. colors combined with coirolat^ metalic-thioad stripes (M and 18, for Bridgeport 37 and 22 Reg^$7.V8 ...... *• * NOW $3.ff W rURNEU. PLAG B-ta 5-9564 amcrgancy loanis. and for New Haven 87 and 21 |0 dM ct5. . . sarviitg 21 tGRiMcffeuf CGmmimMGs 9x12 ft 199“ 8xl0fLl84®5 shown). Why not chborse yours tompppow? - L kaa fp t the raiaing of paaaen- Cmtinued mild through the period GOaOBNAnON DOORS-OANOFIBB Reg. $9.98 ...... N O W H -99 \ ■ faree down to. an automatic except colder about ‘nureday and Biei iva ai A am i HgHtaSa raon^z. hxrOaiT omuiuMOS oowoBAiMil JALOI781EE-TDB ENOLQGUESS B m m j. Fraclpltatioii may total f a i l l e Prtagie shoot kieh faU ag aa n to or Rag. $I0!*98 ...... N O W $ M f ■ 6x9 ft I29®5 •BOW sbant Buaday atiSiL *» t , 1

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN’, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1961 ^ '5 WEDNESDAY. PETOUAHY 16,1961 iag ona Ohaku. Tba unit above, is F^eral Workers will mast this evening from 7 to It F ood A 4s* Results tbe kea. Six dbaku oquala ena kw . Bhlton 9. o’clock. In the church hall. Achievement in Sp ac»^ Low Overhead lumber la - pro-out. to thm better Efficiency fRESBMPflON Boys training to be altar boya iH ffer j^orm dusly meaauMiacttti for. atondindM- BRntM O i . at St. Maurice Church will attend tb ^ S i Announce Engagements T ok yo im — "Wfftoh yoot head, tkm. and oao ken amo oonrtderod claaa seiaion tomorrow a t 8:80 an adequate heig}« fur a,doorway. Waablngton — Fadand gObaiB- p.m. at the church. Reds Lead in Boosters^ New Torit^-An advertising dol- pleasor iH iR iia Andrew Ansaldi Buys To flead l^ e _— W h « trh ra ed and flniahed. fiha ment ameianey la impraving, ae- The Selectmen will meet tonight hur down't produoc « the enme Xgnora the warning it you wOnt reduoea the J^wneee doorway to at 8 o’clock in the Town Cilices. •mount of eelee In all brandMa of cording to raporte front four agan- h i a Japaneeo atyla house •bout 5 fe e t 0. The. Chancel Choir of Bolton Of ^stcr Seak the food buebiiee AdvartWag daa. . ' ' U.S. in Practical Fejits Every Friday Night At 8 PMo Age reporta that in 18M abbut you’ll wWi you hadn’t. To complicate mattaia, tharo ara 77-Acre RugglesFam Congregational Church w ill re­ two ahafcu atandarda, with North- Each Bitomal Ravoaua Sarvloa hearse at 6:30 this evening. The IC n. 3. Russdl StteUnum of $22,000,000 was qient to advertise Mathematioally It’s fimple: (A ) (Oonttnned from Page One) froaen foods, and tbe buebieee that Foreigners cone In larger afiin arn Jagian using the rtwrt ehaku amploya la handling four timoa aa Senior Choir vdll meet at 7:30. way for a space ne^drk to relay end Soiftfaem Japan tha kmg Andrew Ansaldi o f Mandheatsrasujrgcation o f Gasl that reaponai- The flrat lecture of a aeries of clviUan tel^hone^-palls, TV and KNI6HTS OF COLUMBUS HOME TTiiliUtinn T irm ------~~ lemltod tatated $2(^,000,000, many tax returns aa In i$38. A 12 has purcdiaaed the 77-acre prop- biUty fo f tha school, playground IaiW& duUrman of the * Baiter than J^paneae. (B) Japaneae abaku. six In a Lenten study courae w ill other animals, insect and plant life radio proframs, |md military com­ 138 MAIN STREET — M ANCHESm Bakers apant $sik000,000.—four par cant tiao tn tha numbtr of job «rty known aa the Rugglei'ferm and equipmant be transferred to all perished. Bale it the CaniiecUeut So­ dootwaya come no briber than Uae of the metric ayatem will the Park Department Superintend­ be -held tonight at 8 o’clock at mands. " ./ times ee much—but got sales ot neoeeaaty for Japaneae to paas permit meaauroment atandarda aMUcanta was acoompanlod by a on the northeast side o f IBolton Bolton Congregational Church.' It was a rare if -not the first of­ Transit satollites augur arti­ ciety for Crippled Children and only $8,700,000,000, lees than th m Canter Rd. ent George Ghiff will submit his ficial Soviet admission of any mis­ through. that w ill onhurgo Japaneae houaea li'p a r cant cut In tbs number o f monthly report which incltides A service o f H oly Communion ficial stars/supplying exquisitely Umea aa much. M eat paeken In­ But aU that is about W diange by 18 per cent, oOclala aay.) Civu Serrtoo reetulton from IMS I, The property was transfsrrcd w ill be held ton lf^ t at 7:30 o’clock accurate /navigational fixes for vested the aame amount as the teeu:hers’ recommendations fo r re­ hap in her space shoots. . Sbe. Spearman wW direct the under the government’a adoption In addition to raaaOM of o(3oi- to IMO. yesterday from Ellen J. Harwood, at United Methodist Church. The ships sna planes. freeaers, but had sales of 20 bil­ daughter of Calvin Ruggles. It in­ appointment at thia same meeting. Last weekend, the Soviets penial for tundi to continue and this year of the metric aystem for ency. It is pointed out that Japan- Tha Foat OSca raporta a 20 prt Senior Choir of the ehurch will re- But even greater benefits could S t t ^ TChahUitatlon aervicM lion doUara—gH ttm es-aa much. cludes the house occupied by Mr. Btialneeamea’a Seaaloa opened the Inteipianetary phase, TO promote coffee, taa, and oth' maamwing lumber, one cff the last asa themselves are a taller race -cult tneioaaa.In mail bandied with John Morianoa o f the S-Js Rea bearM at 7 o'clock. cont* from basic knowledge being "htrnwtMtm^ipmA men, women end cflil- remaining strongholds to resist today than Vbey were when the only aa 8 pOr cant riaa In em- and Mra, Thomas Bentley. A meeting of residents interested with toe new feat of^eppehing a dien in commu^tles throughout er prepared beverages, $71,000,000 The trect adjoins the newly taurant, haa announced that sev­ Venus probe from saaoe ttielf. learned about Earth, air, space went lor edvertising, with a return Ute encroachment of the decimal. ahaku atandarda were set ployaa ovar tha aeven yean. And eral bus^esa people of Bolton held in helping with the baseball pro- ^ d sun. Cbnaeetteut. The fund campaign However, popular resistanoa the the Veterans AdnUnlatratlon aaya opfuted development, M t. Sumner,' graiti of the Pafk Department for She had remaMHiL; cpHously o f $2,600;P00,000 in sales. ^ For centurtea Japanese house­ and extands north tp thp. Tony an organisational meeting at hia silent about the 7itter. ear accident on Hilliard St., east I would like to thank your pa­ ted by the Adama and Lee Co. and REGISTER TAPES voUld to advertise for bids for the have been invited to contact Mori- also of Meriden, in a traffic ac MeSweeney, acting manager, and clouds and measuring E aito tem- satellites with excellent guidance BaaUac Uw pei^le have the ot Griffin Rd., at 11 o’clock last per for the extensive coverage anos. cident in that city last December. John M on^Ilo, projectionist— are eratures took the first step toward controls. night given our town in your B>b. 4 p roject • Tight t» know." Mrs. Sorsccbi i«- On Feb. 24 the Board of Educa Bulletin Board The coroner,said yesterday Selig- charged with aiding the "produc Eeen weather eyes in space. Samos But mammoth boosters are be­ lasssd tbs following information. M argaret SoUcy, 28, ot 12 Hud- edition. We are glad to have in­ H its* « • In oddiriitMi fe rim rtgnlcMr stomps yon 9 tt wMi nodi piirehoso a t Top Notch. Shop . Ih the school savings system this man “ ahould not have attempted to tlon of a lascivious,-aacreligious, n, just put up by toe Air Force, ing developed here, t or m ore CONTINENTAL SLACKS Uxeept on beer, eioareUes er Orig. 3.90 12 $HpW TICKETS HERE! A t Your Fijendly Btaactaeater and 4.98 Oread Union Rnpemiarket 1 . Slort loving new! Sfiew starts Ftb. 22. ExpesitiMi Gtoiwdi. Wnct SpilngMd. Gnt ono frW tieknt GOOD THUBSOA’g, ~ with poiohosn of $ 10.00 er moro. FE& 16 ONLY Polished cottons, cords, wash 'n wear flannels, sizes L,-- "'.Vf Pair 6 to, 18 in continental or ivy styles. H U TOMB iTAMF BOOKS FASTER WITH THESE GREAT S T i^ SPECIAU!

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Kennedy Proposes MiUsL eomraentator. Eilsworth to the Tolland County-South As­ Russia’s Attack Red Cross Directors Deter State News, Effective Feb. 28 South Windsor Newberry, Hamroon(l Organ rep- Coventry sociation''for this servles, which News Tidbits NATO Pay Larger resMitetive, will provide music for will be the 7Sth anniversary of the the evening. Hair etyllng wiU be program. On UN Builds Resigning Pending Meeting CnlM froM AP Wire* Share of , Defense provided by, Albert’s (rf Vemon Si. Patrick’s Dance, Slated Visiting wonmn are asked to Roundup 27TaxLi^ Oirete. bring sandwiches for iunoh. The Town Terminattes The models grill be members of Columbia women will furnish des-' Another Crisis D irectors Manehaeter^nrOin not acted upon w itto 10 M oon slip] (Oonttanei M n^ltace Om ) th* olub: Mrs. Marvin Boer. Mrs. To Open New K of C Home sert and coffee. Lunch will be at Ch^tar of the Amarican Rod da^ dtrsetors of the Maaehastor (OsattaMd iNui T a n fO m t R^ach Figure effort imply a Istdown in Ameri­ Robert Craig, Mrs. H. Leonard nooa followed by short business diaptar would resign. ipeettog.The^worship service will INOOIVOBA9)|» Cross have dMerred a dedolon to Jamsa Higgins, vlos duUnnan relief measurw fUr the. line were Kata. MrA Ihomaa Kilgore, Mrs. XOoeUhwsi^^w FNte O *) he felt the majority of members By JOHN Bf. HIGHTOWEB >robably watched by more mll- ca's contribution. R. Chase Laabury, ICrs. Nicholes The first publie affair at the^come better acquainted with this start St 1:30 p.m. Washington, Peb. 15 MB—Rus- ihdlviduaUy resign thalr JObs un­ ot the Manchester chM>t«r, said to­ pledged by the local rovemments. lons than any other in hlatory. Garbage Contract Of $ 1 0 0 0 0 wanted him. Hia present term ex­ •phis country also is prepared, he LsddO, Mrs. Kenneth Meney, Mrs. Knlghte of Columhua nOw home on local service. Rotary to Elect CoBgo U to ke*p' the. United N»- sla’a attack on the United Natlona til a meeting la held between eub- day that the meeting between the Tha oommiaaion noted at that . . . avUlan spara agency's top tends to 1963. operation in The Oongo threatened two euboonunltteee should take time that slnoe 1969 it had lasusd said, to hear a heavy share of the Roland W. ProvOei, Mrs. Harold There are still Tsesheies to the A board of directors vrill be to The Owigo. «nd we cell The Soviet move to get rid of a commltteee of the MSneheeter and propulsion expert says United United Aircraft Corp., with an Steta(m an d .M rs. WUUam SuIU- Snake HlU Rd. wiU be a St. P at­ combined nureery and kindergar­ chosen at the dinner meeting at| today to touch off a new crisis In piece within the next two weeke. guarantees on $79A milUkm worth BUtes wont be aUe to lanadi f fW of aiding econennio develop- DIMPPEAnNft «n the Soviet Union to join us Secretaiy-gmeral hy boycotting Hartford chapters concerning de­ General Manager Richard .Martin this moriiing terminated assessment of $1,313,540, heads the van. rick’s -Da:' dance March 17. The ten class held each Tuesday and 6:46 p.nu today of the Rotary CTub In the free exercise of relatione'between Washington and tails of the proposed merger. He said the f< la that a mer­ of railroad loans, of which S3 per M probe for about three years. TOWit which he“ described as him was tried once befora-^-and le feeaible, ^ t among tha list at 27 companies and Indivi­ Membara serving (m the com­ event vrlH be held from 9 pra, to llhursday at Kingsbury House on at the vestry of the First Con-1 the richt of The Confo people to with some modified su6cesa The Moscow at a time when they l»ve Edward Thoms, ctorm an of the cent had gone to the New Haven. , . . Most Rev. John Joseph Krol, Maneheatw’e contract for garbage collection with the Miano duals In the 'over $100,000’ class shown hopeful ImprovemenL qtMetione yet to ha worked out is Tha New HaVan said in its pati- "vital to the presdrvatlon of friM- mittee for the MOW Ore: Mrs. a.m, by St. Jude Oouncil, KofC. Mason St. Further details may be gregational Church. The Ladies’ | STMR$ democrtcy.'’ _ {tussians launched an all-out at­ Manchester chapter, had sant a AuxlUaxy ,to Bishop bf Cleveland, family, operators of Connecticut Carting Co. of Newington. on the 1880 Grand Llet compiled had from Mrs. Dudley Ferguson, Association of the church will pre­ Such a criats aeems inevitable if one of a rotating chalrmanahtp. tlon last week that local tax rallaf Ohio, Is named by Pope John dom in the turbulent, emerging Lawrence .Andrus, chairman. Mrs. Albert A. Rossi has announced ped&rin^ that |the Unltw! Na- tack on Trygye Ue, who handled letter to the National Board of Tsmlnalion will b« effective Feb.O " ' ...... ' ------by Asseeaor Enoch Pslton. Ouers Douglas Baskin, Mfs. Bernard membership chairman. pare and serve the dinner. the Soviet government forces to a Governors last month requesting The Mencheeter-RockvlUe chap- and other measuraa for its benefit XXm as ArbhbUwp of Phlladel- continents bf Asia, M tiea , and entertainment will be presented ttons w»s in peril, he eeid; the UN. force in the Korean War Latin America." 28. in the list are; Ertel Jr., Mrs, Irving Epstein, . Mothers assisting with classes Lenten Serrioe showdown the threats and demands merger 'with Hartford with an ten had considered disbanding arere In the making in Masaachu- pUa. Martin cham d the company had and buffet supper served at 11 **Arc we to callously cast aside In the early 50s. The General As­ and returning their charters and In promising this country's full Revenue Agents American Machine St Mrs. John Flynn, Mrs. Irving this week are Mrs. Raymond There will be a Lenten discus-1 sembly extended Lie’s term through it has. made as a reault of the' understuding that the chairman­ aetts, OonnecUout, New York and Questions raised at un­ brokan Ute ^^tract "by not col- p.m. Admlseion, by reservation the one end only instrument men alaytem of former .Omgolese Pre­ funds to the National onmntai Rhode laland. announced Washington meeting participation in what he termed Foundry Co...... $274,680 Freedman. Mrs. Mlltah will serve Sa gen­ Mrs. Maury -Cohen. Mrs. Dayton boycott to make way for Ham- chester and Hartford 1 every two Betgar, John N, et a l ...... 167,820 R. MacArthur, pastor of the First tupe? . The futures of both The Congo years. Other terms that Thoms Thoms felt that, as ah altwna- retary of Welfare Abraham A. tive collective defense — Kennedy LShrer, Mrs. Thomas Moneees, eral. chainpan with Rossi as co- H. Whipple in end Mrs. Harold •This issue even transcends the m arskjold. Batduin in Hoapital He said he is taking steps now to BuckwSlter, Louis at al , ; 128,480 Mrs. Roland PrOvoSt, and Mia. Congregational Church, to charge. end the United Nations speared asks for are that Manchester get tlve to dissolution of th* diapter, Rlblcoff apparently had some- told till) Atlantic community: arrange for other eoUbetion of Agents from the Internal chairman. Other members of the Doody. Hate of the suffering 14 miUlon to be at stake. .The Congo now a merger with Hartford chapter Hartford, Feb. 15 VPh-Coiaao- "I am convinced that the main­ Conn. Light and Power .. 868,870 Lawrence T. RomSI. Toung Democrats Organize The church choir will meet at Congo people. It involves the fate fair representation on' the com­ thtag to do with delaytag delivery gorbaige March 1. Revenue Deparimeat. will be committee' ere Armand MacDon­ could rapidly become the arena of bined board and a fair share of was p<^ble. ticut Chief Justice Ra;^esd(. been received on an average day help at the Hartford office of Lomba’rd Bros., Inc...... 131.800 Windsor, announces that the fol­ "distreaaed and saddened" ■ to community must be ready to re­ recently. its annual minstrel show which 'The club has scheduled g meet­ prove the situation in The Congo.’ •The fighting spilled out into the meeting some time later this year Three poinU of thU statement A New Haven fire company was the revenue department on Lombard Realty Co., lowing have volunteered to work ing at 8 pm. Feb. 23 at Htokel’e No Delincpiency Happy T lines leam of- plane crash in Brussels spond "with speed and unity of The contract with ttie Miano Capitol Ave. will Be prerented to the spring. He also chaUenged Stevenson’s between President Kennedy and were regarded here as particularljr called and oxygen was adminis­ which kiUed 78 persons. Including The ...... 104,350 on mailing lists: Mrs. Raymond Restaurant On 8(ni.th St. Member­ third floor corridor outside the en­ dangerous and as clearly reflecting By BLUOE DAERB purpose on every front,” he said. famUy haa been In effect since Sep­ Plana are also being formulated support of Hammarskjold; Soviet Premier Khrushchev. tered. A fire company spokesman members of American figure skat­ In accomplislung the teak of Pleasant Valley Estates,' Martin, Mrs. Robert Matthew, ship is open to any resident Demo­ Remedy: Digan trance to the pnbHc galleries. •The Russian leader’s interest in Soviet desires. These called for tember 1059, when the Connecticut Mrs. Joseph Pacheco. Mrs. Albert for formal dedication, fund opening *Mr. Stevenson," he declared, said the Jurist's chair went back­ ing team... . Cleveland industrial­ devel(y>lng the poor areas, the At­ Inc...... 233,070 o f the'‘Knights cf Columbus home crat between the ages of 18 and haa touched on the. role of the Many In the audience refused to meeting with .Kennedy could withdrawal of U.N. forces from wards and he was thrown against Carting Co. was low bidder for Dumas, Mrs. Frank Saunders, Retired Teachers’ Talents ist Courtney Burton says political lantic community must work to­ $67,000 yearly. It was not due to Pleasant Valley Realty sometimo after Lent, Roesi said. 40 j^ars. Anyone intereeted in To blame TV 'and movies for United Nations and of the hope leave at once, and it took the serve as a restraint against his The Congo "within a month’s Are ValuaMe to Others & * raurties must be healthy fo r Youth Centre Co., Inc...... 116,080 Mrs. Martin Harris and Mrs. Rus joining is requested to either at­ forcing Congo and UN. demands gether "in a new Intimacy in the expire until July 1062, LWV To Meet undesirable behavior to chUdrin is hy Peebles of the world in guards 15 minutes to get them out time,” and for the ouster of Dag You thousands retired school­ He was X-rayed at Hartford Democracy to operate, therefore Pola, Henry E. et al .,,.. 145,860 sell Garlund. tend the coming meeting or con­ to the point of no return. These Hammarskjold as secretary gen- Organizati(ui for Eebnomio Co­ Yesterday, C hester Langtry, Mrs. Joseph Lutin, chairman for The League of Women Voters to oversimplify the causes of oar organisation, and at .the same so the meeting could be resumed. teachers, what use are you making Hospital and no fracture was re­ parties "have to be solvcati like operation and davelopmant dMuty director of pubUc worka, Rensselaer Polytechnic tact Bseluga, membership chair­ fteMi has tried to sea the Secretary- Soviet thresU may be a decl^- real of the United Nations. vealed, eaid Dr. Burr H. Curtis, Being Sold to the Heart Sunday drive, announces general meeting will be held at juvenile, delinquency, Robert Dig­ Two New York NSgroes. Mias now of ^ur experience and train­ any business." (OECD),” the President said. said tha garbage contractor Is paid Institute .. i ...... 608,110 8 p.m, tomorrow at IBooth-Dlmock man. UUUIU l UUI . nneral as an embodiment of the tion of bargaining demands, with The totement then concluded ing? Baldwin'e physician. Shepard, Jean E. Jr...... 403,750 her captains: Mra. Ariiold Lei bo­ Make-Up BUtod an, attendance 'officer for the Rosa Ggy and Daniel Watts, told the Russians hoping to accomplish His message closed: $2JS00 every two weeks. wl tz, So.” Windsor Heights; Mrs. Memorial Library. ' w ted Nations. with a pledge of support for the And you who are soon to join the Curtis also said Baldwin had Southern New England Local publie elementary schools Manchester school system, told reporters in the press gallery that somewhat less than th ^ asked. "The years ahead will be dif­ Langtry said hs unL.erstanda the Stop & Shop Nathan Sussman, Avery Heights; The program will be to charge members of the Manchester Child •This is a grievous mistake. Mr. the 4emonstintlon was organised rebel regime of Premier Antoine ranks of ponstonen, what plana not suffered a heart attack and man axe paid (m a rdute basis, Telephone Co. ....___ 110,150 'Will be in session Monday and Hammaraldold U not the organisa- Officials here were reported Glzenga at Stanleyville in opposi­ have you for filling Oie leisure had nO history of ooronory trou­ RockvUle-Vernon ficult and dangeixnia for tha Sperry, Ellsworth ...... 144,270 Mrs. Duana Skinner, Farnham of the local affairs committee with Study group yesterday at Buckley by two groups of which they were friends of freedom. There wlU be rather than on a weekly aalary. Mrs. Charles W. Strant, chairman. Tuesday. Monday will be a make­ tton of the United Nations." hopeful that the situation could tion to the government of Pres­ hours that w ill be thrust upem youT ble. Sidney R. Rabb, chairman of the Stick, I. R„ Inc. 380,530 EaUtta; Mra. Raymond Young, School. the respective chairmen — On setbiudu aa well as gains. They are paid only for the num­ HUltop Ehtatea; Mrs. Marvin e. This will complete a up storm day, and Tuesday in case Tavara Pra-FialtM •Hm Soviet delegate accused the Guar^ and the Liberation Commit­ be brought under control before ident Joseph Kasavubu at .Leo­ A '^year-old retired teacher, The physician diagnosed the ber of tlmas each week they col­ board o f Stop Sc Shop Inc. an­ Ten Pin Bonding Corp. . 124,010 there is another day lost because Digan ' asserted that while ex­ XThlted States o f falling to use Its Its most dangerous pot«itlaUtlea poldville. Russia called the Glssnga Mrs. Charles D. Barnes, has trouble as a sevwe back sprain "But if we face candidly tha ■Wieavor, G eorge F ...... 815,720 Baer, Fine Knob HiU; Mrs. Burton study of the town-manager form cessive attention to programs of tee for Africa. Selectmen to agenda that confront us, our nat­ lect garbage on a route. nounced yesterday in Greenwich Of -governm ent. of bad weather. In the event there IttSuAce to atc^ Belgian interven­ develop much further. To that regime "the legitimate govern­ answer for you. and said Baldwin would probably If coUeetions are caUed off due Woodland Park, Ipe. ... 474,000 Kahn, Woodland Park;.and Mrs violence and horror may influence They said its purpose was to ural differences will fade Und as­ that preliminary agreement has Robert Farmer, Pleasant Valley Membera will present (pieeUona Is no other day lost, the schools tion. show the solidarity of American en^ it ia imderstood, they are ment of The Congo” and said that Her vtdunteer job for retirement remain in the hospital about a to stoma or other reaaona, the Stan Interviewed - -will close a day earlier at the end child behavior to. some .cases, the ■•Why-don’t they demand imme­ counting heavily on dozens of ihe it is "the sacred duty of all free^ years la teaching English to aliens week. He said his condition was sume tolerable proportions. been reached In a multi-mllUon do! Btatatea. or 'Views they m a y.h a ve on the mere , elimination of such , pro­ Negroes with Africans. When ask­ Aid Hunt for men theoretically work . longer Betty Spalla and Lou Cerso town manager tonh of govern­ o f the year, the Board o f EMuca- diate expulsion of Belgian troops smaller nations, e^jectally African dom loving states” to give help to whose goal la American citisenahlp. satisfactory. 1 f we summon to the real houn the next day to try to make lar sale of Youth Centre-Bradlee simo, who will play leading roles Girl Scout Troop 8 held an bt' grams would not eliminate delin­ ed why the demonstrators chose to tasks we face our resources of veatiture and court of awards Tues­ ment or the present form of local tion has voted. committing aggression in the Con­ states, to rally to the defense of Glzenga. She does this in a big city-op­ up the coUectlon, eo the required chain atoree to Stop A.Shop. in the "Bora Yesterday” show Windham High School, Howell quencies. go?” Zorin asked. interrupt Stevenson, Watts fe*' erated hospital whose patients in­ mind and will and m aterial day at 7:39 pjn. at Pleasant Valley town government. plied; “beuiuse he defended tile the United Nations against Soviet The pledge of Soviet assistance , Disposal Site two collections a week are made. It was reported that the sale here March 2, 8 and 4 at thd Wap- Cheney Technical SdiMl and He said the Individual makeup •V Mr. Stevenson haa aaid we to Glzenga, who was a Lumumba clude foreign-bom people ''vho want TV Casea Puaked strength — If we never lose sight would probably be (Oos^ within 60 School cafeteria. Six girls'from the A food sale trill be held during murderer, Hammarskjold." demands. ' However, Charles Miano told the ping School, and Director Richard the .meeting, Al), totereSted wom­ Windham Regional Technical of the child should be considered sbonld appraise what has hap­ The White House and SUte De­ supporter .and is considered here as to learn how to speak and write otir New Britain, Feb. 15 VP)— A of our common goals — than we board of directors Jan. 17 that It days. Price, were Ihtervlewed on the troop'received first class badgM. to c(mtrolling exposure to these He said about 50 persons had language. Also, they want to be­ Circuit Court judge hu refused The Vernon Board of Selectmen Awards were made to: Paula en are welcome to attend the ses' School will all he Open every day Board Foot pened In The Congo, the appraisal partment withheld any comment completely pro-Communist, raised will have carried forward in our is Impossible for his men to make Youth Centre operates seven Kathy Godfrey Show on Station the week of Feb. 20, excepting media and the amount of time cf Bdglan aggression has not been taken part — "That'a all they the possibility that the civil con­ come Americans. to dismiss chugea against five lu t night indicated it would give time the old tasks of oUr com­ up an entire day's colleetlcm within atoree, including (mes In the Man^ Baribault, Barbara Blinn, Lena Sion. on the situation although Secre­ whatever support - possible to WINF at 11 a.m. yesterday. Mtm- C(M>p News Wednesday, Washington’s Birth­ spent should be controlled by refloetad in the statement of the would let in.” Some were on hand tary of State Dean Rusk and other flict which haa raged for many This goal is most Important to television repairmen accused- of munity: to preserve and extend the same wetft. The best the men cheater Psrkade, Hartford, and Boutin, Sandra Bowman, Dianne stoool work and other behavior. when the meeting started, while Mrs. Bames. mhhing unnecessary repairs to TV Rockville and the 'Vemon Fire beraiof the cast, and parts tb^ Boxer, Suaan Burnham. Margaret The. South Coventry Coopera­ day, according to -Supt of Schools of the Uhited SUtes." high officials devoted conpld**^^^^ months in The Congo may be con­ the vahiee of a dvUisation which can do is pick up a double load of Springfield, sellin g children’s wilijltake, include; Royal O. Fisher. Watching TV, he said, might be At tire conclusion of his speedi others came straight fran a picket verted into an open East-West ’’H they don’t want to become sets in- private homes. District In their quests for a com­ has lighted man’s way for more trash the next time around, he said. clothes. Curran, Helen Curtin, Diane Dodd, tive Nursery, and Kindergarten KNOTTY time to stw^dng the problems mon dump site. M tty Spalla will play tha role will conduct a food sale from 10 The Women’s Auxiliary to. the treated aa an earned privilege for Borin Introduced the Soviet reso- line across the street raised. Kennedy wUl have an op­ struggle. citizens, 1 can't get too interested Judge John G. Cicala yesterday than 2,500 years.” ’ Collections have been called off Bradlee self-service department Linda Oravelle, Maurine Gubtil, in them," Mrs. Barnes said. also denied defense motions to In signing opUou last night on >Bllly Dawn; Frank Enet, rural a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Trem­ Coventry Volunteer Fire Associa­ the child. luUon etJOisg for Hammatskjold’s ’Don't shoot me,” one demon­ portunity to express his own views That would happen if Soviet as- on a townwide basis on Dee. 12, stores are located In West Spring- Harriet Hatfield, O rol Lee Hunt, He emphasized that good judg­ strator shouted as be hustled to aa Among Mrs. Barnes’ students Is have the cases transferred to two parcels of land in rural Ver­ lute carrier for the WapplngPost Roberto O’Neal, Idary Prances blay’s store on Rt. 31. Mrs. Wal­ tion w ill OMet a t 8 p.m. Monday at PINE PANEL dlamisBal, withdrawal o f all ITJf. tonight. He has scheduled a . tele­ sistance developed on a large scale Jan. 16, Jan. 20 and Feb. 4 be­ field, Maas., New London, Bristol, South Coventry flreho(ue. ment by parents at home will en­ elevator. a Russian-bora woman who had Hartford and to force State Po­ non, the selectmen opened a path Milford, Hamden and Derby. Office and president of the Vol­ Utwlnas, Wilma Nix, Vivian Page ter EHwell, chairman o f the ways fCceas la the Congo within a vised news conference for 7 'p.m. and the United States and its Al- cause o f snow storms and on Dec. World Prayer Slated courage children to follow their SBonth, and disarm ing o f all ahti- A Negro woman struck a guard. Uea decided to throw their weight university edudhtion abroad. lice to produce the television seta to possible solution to the criti­ Principal' owners of the Youth unteer Fire Department will be Kathy Sloxar and Sharon Sanford. and means committee, will be to EST. cal trash disposal problem. If the 26 and Jsn. 2 for holidays. . Harry Bronk. Jon Pandossi, Local Women are invited to a example and develop selective Oommunlst fketiotai in the African Tourists In the corridor watched behind Kasavubu rather than face "This woman's gratitude Is in question. Skating Report The payment of $2,500 was made Centre-Bradlee chain are Morris Invested were: J6yce Anderle, charge. Adlal E. Stevenson, chief U.S. town were to buy a piece of land Syracuse College graduate who This week the children of the World Day of Prayer , service Fri­ hatots. He also said he feSls more t^public. V the struggle. the prospect of a Communist con­ touching," Mrs.. Barnes said. » "At The judge, however, ordered to the contractor as usual during H. Leff and Edward Kuzon of West Joanne Bartle, Dianne BeU, Jeanne About 50 other demonsjnton, delegat« to the United Nations, holiday time, she gave me a hand­ State Police to provide more spe­ for a needed garage, a section works for Moore’s Inc., will play Oiagnon. Nancy Coughlin, Karen school wiU be visiting the Booth day at Columbia Congregational educational programs should be He declared its adoption would trolled Congo. those weeks by the town. Springflel(L Mass., and Isadora encouraged on television. assembled on United Nations a p ^ to the UN. Correspondents* kerchief with the words, "Dear cific bills of particulars aa the might be leased as dump area to Berson o f W est HDsrtford. the part of Paul Verrall. Cowjwrthwaite, Donna Dodd, Dimock Memorial Library to be Church, This church will be hogt pave the way "for a radical solu- Association yesterday after the Since The Congo became inde­ the city, which would maintain The trucks operated hy the con­ tlan, a true solution of the prob- Plaxa at 43rd St., got out of hand Teacher," embroidered on it. case next Monday when the five A Stop A Shop supermarket is Lou Oeraorimo, who worka for Theresa Doi^e, Lynn Erickson, Rtisalana demanded the ouster of pendent last July the United States it The option sites Were not re­ tractor are owned by the town, lom r of The Congo in conformity after the scene at the UN. They haa followed the policy of support­ Another of Mrs. Barnes' stu­ are scheduled to enter pleu to slated for the hew shopping cen the Walgreen Drug Agency out of Gail Evans, Donna Lack. Debbie UN. Secretwy-general Dag Ham- dents is a Puerto Rican, a laborer chugea of. obtaining money under vealed. and. maintained by the town. They with the prindplen of the United denounced the slaying of Lu­ ing UN. efforts to restore order atp'stored in the highway garage ter now under cmstruction I^ Jar­ Chicago, takes, the part of EM Maa(m, Donna Orsini, Kathleen mumba and screamed epithets marakjold. who had little formal education but false pretenges. Although giving backing to' Rlordan, Urtda*Shaffer, Diane Ter- Matiann and of peace." there and repeatedly haa urged all the trash solution, the selectmen at’ E. Center 8 (. and Harrison St. vis Enterprises -at the corner of Devery. Appropriately enough Boord Foot B ut KTJl. diphnnats aaid the against "western Imperialism.” Stevenson said 'The United other nations, including the Soviet sdio is eager to learn English. They are Cul A. Chudzik, Broad St. and W. Middle Tpke. John Farnham, local vet and Re- savich, Julie Truesdale, Linda Stotes supports the Secretary- "I couldn’t speak a word of Span­ Rocky HUl, and Cheater T. Avis, took no action on a (mntroveraial The bid of the Connecticut Cart­ Ward, Carol Whqples, and Janet leaohition, firmly c^iposed by the Some 30 patrolmen, afoot and Union, to back the UN. opisiation No skating is allowed in any park ing Co. was the lowgat of several Stop St Shop has signed a 30-year publican Town Committee chair MMehestor Sales aad Ai^iliaiict Compaay says; on horaeback, swung into action general and I am happy to reaffirm ish when We started, hut I’m al­ Franklyn Rose, Howard Wilson letter mailed out last month by Yonlka. West, did not have a chance of and work toward neutrality as well Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. of department area until further no­ bids. The next lowest was $80,000 lease for 20,000 square feet of man, is a politician Jn the play, as objects were thrown at UN. that position here.” ready changing that situation," and Peter Isikawicz, all of Hart­ floor space in the new center. BHUeUnBoard eointUi approval. aa full independence for ’The Congo. Mrs. Bames said. “J borrowed a Rockvllje, who scored the town tice. / and another hid was $113,000. Senator. Norval Hedges, s. ' ■The council adjourned at 1:43 guards. ' Indian Ambaasadorr M. C. From thO 'Waahlngtota point of ford. Chastlng, /imder supervision. Is Other roles will be; Sheila La­ Tlje regular' meeting of the Cbagla aaid after a conference Spanish grammar from the pub­ Three others—^Mlcbaal Mikluah welfare program and proposed Hera Are the LOWEST PRICES in TOWN! EST until 3 p.m. The pickets dispersed and then view the policy of reliance on the allowed in Center Springs Park tin, Helen; Russell Anderson, EM- American Legion Auxiliary wlU be KNOnV with Rusk late yesterday that his lic library. and Robert Gordon, both of Hart­ setting up an arbitration Iraard for held Wednesday at 8 p.m. to the TU s is n moment of grave, headed toward the Belgian consu­ United Nations has been jeopST' “I also use language records and ford, and George Haller of West specific welfare cases. from. 8:30 to dusk daily. Coventry die Brock; Claire Marois, Mrs. late in Rockefeller Center, gath­ government was "very apprdien- dlzed repeatedly^—by tlueats. of Community Hall, Mato St. , otlais," Steveson said as he led alve” about the tepercuasions flash cards aa teaemng tools. The Hartford—-also ara scheduled to First Selectman-George E. Ris Hospital Notes Hedges; Howard Btdwell, waiter CEDAR PANEL off n western attack on Soviet ering reinforcemente along tjie member countries to w ith draw Louis Spala, first bellhop; Joseph Mies Kathy Godfrey wiU epeak which lahnumba's death "might cards are excellent, bMause they be presented in court for the first ley said' the letter ia reading mate­ I 'Tou and Your Children” at a dsmanda for a withdrawal of all way ecroaa town. their troops from the U.N;' forte, give a word, the first letter the time Monday on slmllu charges, rial but little more. S^ly-Brown Picks visiting hours are. $ to ' 8 p.m. Lutin, eecond bellhop. Look aI These ^ Police details and some 40 dem- have not only in the Congo but by financial difficulties and by the combined meeting of the South UJf. forces from The Congo with­ all over the wm-ld.” word in large print and a picture police said. , He said any abuses will be cor­ R uthM iU ett for all anas except maternity Thomas Zlngle takes two parts, SPECIAL! in a moBth. onstrators—all but two of them efforts of the Soviet Union whith that helps on the meaning of the Jolm Federowicz playing both tho absistant man- Windsor Cooperative Nursefy . Chogla said India favors All were amsted after Stete rected "as we g o along,” but indi­ uhere they ore 2 to 4:S0.aiid 6:80 School and Kindergarten Associa­ Bannnarskjold Ustenad intenUy Negroes—arrived almoet abnul: began last fall to destroy Ham- w ord ." Police concluded a 2-month in­ cated he felt there Is nothing the to 8 IMB.; nod private rooms where ager and bottblack. / ‘ S T E A M anti ns atersnson strongly deCsnded the taneoualy in front of 50 Rocka- strengthening the U nlt^ Nations, marskjold’s position. tion tonight at 8 p.m. In the Com­ declaring that "It la only as the Mrs. Bames Is delighted with vestigation into complalnte that selectmen canffo about the mayor’s / Thebe and Too. ToO| John 8. C. Paderowlcs, a 1960 they are 16 ojn. to 8 pm. Usherettes will be Betsy Peck- U J f. rote The U. S. delegate called feller Plaxa in which the coneu- The danger that the United Na­ the Puerto Rican's diligence so far Ciui Be a Poor Hoeteas ham, Barbara Florop, Marilyn munity House gymnasium. RED HOT ^ 7 ( 9 / D R Y IR O N United Nations is effective that wa repairmen bilked customers. letter. graduate of Windham High flor calmness and lastraint.- lata is located. tions might fall has caused some as homework is concerned. ADMITTED YESTERDAY West and Ruth Hallowell. will prevent Civil War.” consideration to' be given to pos­ The .dump problem, the selec^ Your guests aren’t going to be - School, haa been named by Con Manchester E v e a la g Herald Stevenson called Hanunarekjold The demonetratora immediately "Be is really eager to leam men said, Is sometfang^-in which James O’Toole, 62 Adame St.; W il Outain time will be 8:30 p.m. *hi dedicated elvU servant" and de- launched a new denxuietintlion hut. XJA (MBetals said privately that sible' alternatives. One line of ac­ Driver Re-Exam Urged happy If— ■ South Windsor eerrespendent El­ which is a great satisfaction to a the town can be of help. . You tovlte them for dinner graasmoB Hhnce ^ly-Brow n Jr. liam Moylan, 7 Burke-Rd.. Rock March 2, 3 and 4 at the Wapping olaied he needed no defense police ahuunted them off the pri­ MOSCOW seems intent upon exploit­ tion clearly available would be for teacher," Mrs. Bames said. more Burahaoi. tele^Mae Mitchell Boord F oot ing the wixHIdwids excitem ent which Hartford, Feb. 16 («3 — “rtie In discussion at lut night' without warning that they are to os one of six candidates to. com­ ville; Spencer Schmind, 24 Goalee School. All the players are ama- SPECIALS "The United Nations may have vately owned street, where pick­ the western powers in the final 4-9674. Still another Bames student is Connecticut Safety Commission's meeting, selectmen indicated the pete for appointment to the Mer Dr.; Robert Ewald, Regan Rd., teura who will be staging their OuaMw nade'mlstakea tai Ihe Oongo," be eting is Qlegal, onto 01st St exploded Monday over the dis- analysis to resort to strong meas­ professor from the Ukraine who be a capUire audience and spend legislative committee today said it town needs land for a new/garage the evening watrhing movies or . chant Morim Academy. Rockville; Mrs. Virjrinlli Keeney, flrat production here. Hekets may 1A.OB. A a STEEL enld, "but thla'does not justify an There they marched, and'dianted ckisure-of Lumumba's death. The ures of their own-in the Congo to spoke five languages' but not Eng will flg^t for compulsory periodic 695 Keeney St.; Mrs. Beverly Far­ ReiE. 117.95. Ruaslanii apparently seek two ob­ and. If it purchased such property, slides, with a commentary some­ The 18-year-old nominee la the be obtained from any member of nttnek on the office of the Secre- and dUgilayed pro-African pla­ prevent the communists from tak­ llsh. physical re-^^xaminatlon of motor eon of Mr. and Mrs; Chester B. ris, 39 DelnmiL St.; Glenn Ho­ the group. for the Bieirth jectives — to destroy the effec­ might lease a portion o f it to the thing like this: "Something hap­ t^-genenl itiW." cards for shout 30 minutes. ing over. s. Another request for help in Eng­ vehicle operators. IbderowicB o f School St. He will ward, TalcottvUle; Mrs. Martha Faishlon Show Slated Per^nal N«»tices L O W , L O W HAMMER Hanunarshjola maintained strict tiveness of the United Nations as lish came from a foreign-bom doc­ city as a disposal area./ pen^ to my light meter when I At leu t three proposed bills are The problem to (fate has been in took this roll, but PU show It to compete with other nominees fnxn Pyer, KsUey Rd., Vernon; Michael The Junior Woman’s Club of ’'eilsSM yesterday on the Soviet de- ah Inteznatlonal agency capable of tor who is doing research in path­ the state to r the appointments al­ Gagnon, SSi-i Summer S t ; Wes South Windsor will sponsor FRICBE iwMrMf for the UN. withdrawal Better Gangefi Needed - now being considered by the gen­ settling on the acceptable method you, anyway.” if Filuiary—I G rip C m IiIoii HchmHo dealing with crises like that in 'pie ology at the hostel. eral assembly. lotted to Connecticut in the (^lass ley Miles, 207 Parker St: John fashion show entitled "Spring­ Gird o f rhankfi from The Congo and his own dls- Emulsifier Aids Congo, ^ and to open the huge Sometimes bus. Bames finds of disposal. In meetings involving You invKe pe(9 le who love to Mitering the’ academy at King’s I ihoqld like te «*pr«M my hearU^ New Yorit—^The Space Age re­ Said Bernard J. Ackerman, talk to your homo and then .turns Hogan, South Windsor; Ronald time Fantasy,’' March I at' the thanks and appreciation to the xnlm l* African country itself to Com­ heraelf teaching an American-bom city and fire d isti^ officials, some Point, Long Island, this summer. Miner, Hebron Rd.; Mary, 'Jean Under the United Natlone char- quires greater and greater preci­ chairman of the commission: have favored installation of aboni. the hi-fi up so knid that they can’t Wapping Conununity House cheater Police DepMUntat tor their Chest Surgery munist conquest. sion. Osuge. manufacturers are patient. Federowlcs la currently attend­ and Fred Bauer, French' Rd. 8:15 pju. Clothing will be shown help and aailalance^ea I have needto ter the secretary-general cannbt be "The Connecticut Safety'"Com' cal rubbish hunter while others even hear 'toemselves think,, much them durlas my emertenelea. On both these apparent purposes aiming at a tenth of a millionth 'N ot all our people had a chance mission recognized the importance ing the University of Connecticut John Orr, Andover; William Hun< hy Town and Casual dothas of THETRE TCftmnO! $ 1 . 9 5 fired. And Hammatakjold told Upsala, Sweden—An industrial the Soviets are moving, directly for, much schooling,’” Mrs. Bames have favoted sitaitary land fllL leM carry on a conversatl(Hii naoasLUM Khrushchev last fall he would not of an inch aa their goal. You can of periodic re-examination pro­ niford, 441 Center S t Rockville with Mra. Herheri lira. Chriatlne rollgne. chemical used as an emulsifying contrary to U.S. aims of uphold­ get aa idea m this by slicing one said. "Some were brought up in A sanitary Engineer spoke to the You ask friends. up to your ADMITTED TODAY: Sam Umhad rioM O oly quit under Soviet pressure and remote rural areas." grams to determine the phyrical group last week on sanitary land weekend cabin and armopnee after agent in cosmetica and in the syn­ ing UN. power and prestige and sheet of neu^qnint into S0,0(K> fltneu of motor vehicle operatorp. Yulyes, 01 Florence St.; Mrs. would stay on jthe Job aa long as of iMiclfying The Congo^ond pre- sheets. Teaching Isp’t Mrs. Bames’ oiily fill procedure'and also on-incinera they arrive that you’ve jplanned Two of Plane Dead thesis of detergents has proved The commisaioner, however, sup­ Oon. Mary HilderbraniL 74 Battista useful also in bronchial surgery, volunteer teak. She fills in on many to paint the (ubin, saw en(Xigh Rd. Jobs: weighing patients, answering ports in principle periodic re­ He said sanlta^, l(md fill, if logs to last dll winter, dear out F^m Connecticut . Each■Rooewi according to Swediah purgeon Mar­ examination of all drivers—re^rd- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: tin H. Holmdahl of Upeala Uni­ T shones, making out requisltiona, properly operated oy a "man who the brush, or tackle some other daughter to Mr. and Mra. Phillip — Hal Boyle-^ keeping records. Her latest project leas o f age.” knows what he’s doing,” can be a' job you figure the guests can versity. The chemical, called Trie The commission hu also an* (Coattaued from Page One) Rich, .89 Ridge BL ; a'boh to Mr. S E N D T H E M buffer or THAM, is injected in a is helping -j|me pass fo r free:«Iinic satisfactory answer to any town pitch in and help you do. and Mrs. Charles HubbaM, Kings­ ITS HORRY’S patients who sometimes wait hours nounced it is buking bills .for rubbish problem. He said tliisre are You Invite guests for "supper CEILING TILE patient's vein before bronchoecopy. traffic safety legislative program visit to.his company’s Stamford bury Ava, RockviUe. to be seen '^ doctors. She teaches only four or fiye properly operated at seven” and are such a relaxed BIRTH TODAY: A daiSghter to FOR THC HEST A C T I O N THE In this operation a apedal sur­ calling for chemical tests for in- plant . Ha and hla family—his The Cost of Obesity them sewing or knitting or reads land fills in the state frbm which hostess that you don’t get around .wife and two children—are resi Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Tomko, 46 gical instrument is inserted into tolncatioh, an absolute maximum 12x12 the bnntchial tu l^ breathing la to them : to draw exampW to serving bdore 10 or 11. dents of Selglum. Re was presi Englewood Dr. - ___ OF WORK CLOTHfS IN TOWN HOMETOWN I.started volunteering here 16 speed llmi^ a standard accident in­ All officials l^ve agreed that a You invite-a few bores to your dent of tha Balteau Electric Co. .^DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: interfered with and there ia in­ 'jrears- ago, telling stories to the. 12x24 creased retention of carbon thoxide. vestigation report, regulation of parcel of land ls\ needed on which party and let them ruin tiie eve­ which has headquarters in Uegs, Winthrop Danielson, 137 Oloott NEWS In Middle Age youngsters,’’ Mrs. Bames said. miniature motor vehicle events, to locate the proper means o f dis ning fbf the other guests bimfdy Belgium, and has a plant in Stam­ The injection tod s the^lparboii di­ ''T’m grateful I’m still useful.” ' Mrs. Ruth Menditto, 26 Clinton oxide and makes breathing much and limitation of 16 and 17-yeu- posal. An answer'\is urgent, they because you (xiuldn’t fa(je an eve­ ford. The company produces in S t; Mrs.. Jessie Swartz, 117 Odar easier. ■' \ old drivers to daylight driving, agree. ning of having the bores by them­ dustrial x-ra^ machines. St.; Harold Lyman, 114 Maple New Y ork, UP) — Thingslilngs avco- Los Angeles, Philadelphia and De­ Q—1 am a 6 7 -yeu -old wldowi among others.' The Town of Vernon itself can­ selves. The Stamford plant ia managad troit. Row much money can I eani in St.; Mrs. Jeanne Lemek, Tolland; lumnlat might never knjknpw If 'ihe not maintain a dump, according to You Insist on guests you know by executive vice president Marcel Mitchell Pcounlak, Olaitonbury; Drunkenneu Fought Oddities of well-known people: IMI without losing benefits from a rulinjg on the statutes last fall B. Marechal, 237 ’-Weed Ave. didn’t open hla msll;;>' Sophia Loren, one'of. the world’s social security?—Mrs. G. B. are dieting h a v ^ second servings Robert Craig, Acton, Mass.; Mrs. by Town Counsel R (^ rt F. KSban. of rich food and refuse to take Stamford, at whose home Balteau Munich—Consumption of hard Here’s the real of obesity In highest paid film stars, does her A—You m ay earn $1,200 or less Cam eroons Split Jossphins Breault 89 Hilltop Dr.; 'N o” for an answer. would stay while on vlalte to the Mrs. Rosie Wyles, 425 Hillard S t; drinks, maliily vodka, haa decreas­ middle age — every extrav^ pound own hair;. . Sherman Billingsley without losing benefit^ If you earn plant here. of the StoA Club signs all his m ore than $1,200, $1 Oi your bene- In Two Plebiscites \ Opoaaum Bounty’ Enda You act as though drop-in Mrs.- Maybelle Pianclnis, South ed recently in Poland because of you put on increases your death guests have come to. your house Sqnaro Foot campaigns against drunkenness by checks with his initials, "S. B.” . . . fits will be withheld for every $1 of Windsor; Douglas.Minor, East Shi'rto, Caps, Pants, Overitlls, Work Shoes the Roman Catholic Church, Radio chances roughly shout one per this is liis legal signatura at.his earnings above $1,500, $ l .o f bene Wdlington—New Zealand’s rab- just to watch TV and keep the set HsrUord; Walter Morrell, South Lagos, N igeria, Feb. 16 (ff>—H ie bit-calk at 9 W. im U a Tidee. kCroteb/: 86 Dfane Dr. ' Call” regularly with' U.S, compeUters in the Brnssela telephone. bands had a night out with the Is it sUl) pouible to collect?—R. M unification with Nigeria..^ plane crash. The spokesman F^perity note from Brazil: The boys. — A—Unfortunately for you, the law all the hometown news states that, to c^ect this death • About 90 pbr cent of the vote said in a telephone rail from presidential palace in Brasilia, the Wisecrack of the week: Actor haa been counted in the north. The FILTERS people away - from benefit, tho person who pay* the Prague that reports' dtstribnted new ' capital, has 30 bathrooms. Walter Slezak defines an old-faah- vote was 184,477 for rejoining home are so anxious (The U.S. White House, one of the ioned housewife as “ One who uses funeral expenses must report the With sneh a ctdd wint«r, change furnace filters NOW by the East German News death within a two-yeu period. Nigeria and 02,428 for the Oam- to get. ./ Agency AON that the' competi­ world’s sUtellest executive man a can-opener Instead of a frozen- for maximum heat and fuel savings. For Shoot food saw.;’ Y(Xir ej^rience shows how vital it erocHi republic. tions have been called off "are sions, haa 16.) Until Nigerian ind^ndeace III Flfefl! not true.” “■ Hm ea to Beware; A Connecticut is to keep up on what is available Stibteriptioru Speaking of Brazil, If you're In a highway accident study found that to you in the way of social security last fall, the North and S(Wth pioneering mood you can buy six Cameroon trusteeships were ad- achieve further balance with individual con-, X the most dangerous hour of the benefits. , Bny Whbeor’i famous "go-go” portabla STUDENTS VISIT KENNEDT acres of land for $1 In .remote (AU rt^te reserved, Newspaper mtaistesed for Britain by Nigeria. ^\\d fiffds Need fpod s% Mfltoviir Payable in Advance Washingtan. Feb. 15 GB — day for mbtoriste waia between -'taOls on the pogrerful dual-Ohannel amplifier. areas there...but you have to and 5 o’clock in the aftemoon-r- ^ Enterprise Assn.) After the UJi. pukes arrahge- Btosao fonoi^t tbs Holiday, » *!»• President Kennedy's ofllop was mente for the transfer, It is ex­ Automatic 4-speed diekehonger plays stereo C R S H ^ M R R Y MAUL BATES t plant banana trees on your plot and the meet dangerous day w u With the ground covered with hard packed snow and Irindhtfir ridio pockod iu ^ el Tlw Hoh- jammed for 20 mlnutea today within a year to retain ownership. pected the South Cameio(Hi wiH doy’a two doUdiabla Wide-ronae apeakera and monaural records. Offer good with 87 foreign atudents from 84 Saturday.. . . Hie most dangerou ice they are dependent on yon for food. M — j M M M I One T ear ...... $23.00 Over seven million operations a month: December. becoisb p self-governing unit in im oF^flapad aa shown, oroeporatad. Yon Um it^tim e.eo go-go-btereonow! ■ x M oaths...... iLOO oountries bringing goodwUI, the Cameroon rapublic. North MONDAY t im FKIUAY greettnga and gtfts. The young­ year are'jperformed in America i Another Soviet first? . , . We A bou t Tow n hnw Montha • •nansna 5JS9 the most-popular: TotuUlectomlea think few things are more Ameri­ Cameroon presiMnatay will achieve WE HAVE WIMhBIRD SEED, naBKantli XA5 sters, members of the«l901 New a similar ptatus within Nigeria. 7A .atolfJd. and appendectomies. can than apple pie, but the Ri|S- Members and c^irmen of all ^yaaldy ,45 Tork Herald Tribune Forum sians claim this delicacy is only a WEBCOR IS BUILT lift f e w tertefiitsie group, w^ted for half an hour Our quotkble notables: "When church copunittees ^wUl meet in SUET OAKES aii BIDKFEEOERS SATUaOAY you’re down aind out something al' pale imitation of tha apple de- the basement of the TalcottvUle Tdephone Ml 3-27U in a nehrby. conference room, ‘sert, "Yablochnyl plrok," developed 7AJd.lNINOOM staging "Tim Saints Ob Blarbb-' wavs turns up — and it’s usually, Congregational Church tonight at Funerals Oivalation Dept. the noses ijflf your friends.” by peasant steppes-dwellen sever­ 8, to elect chairmen, vdiere neces­ tag fa," - "Clementine," and. al years befoiie - Tew England w u Todayl American folk songs in a babSle Orson WoUes. sary/ and to plan and discuss pro- settled. (Oh, well, we beat them to John W. Stocks of accents. Here’s some consolation in a bubble gum.) l/rams for the year. - BEFORE YOU BUY ANYWHBHE. CHECK OUR PRICES FIRST! long hard winter: Cold weather Funeral servlcea for John W. Only one of 20 Amefleau has Stocks, 44 Durant St, were held PUANE CRASHES IN CONGO may make you abiver. but it also ever consulted a psychiatrist « brink Tab $870 MilUon Congo. f W msJees your mind keener.„.sci yesterday morning .at tha Rose most are women, not men . .. and Hill Funeral Home, Elm St, Rooky 15 GB—An ItaBan United Nn- ence has found people can do phyi- (does thts surpeiu you?) the larg­ ®^imloh, 'Germany — Poland, to»»Port ntane onohed on cal.labbr best in a temperature of HUl. The,Rev. Pgroy M. Spurrier, MANCHESTER SALES est occiipatlonal group/ receiving with a population of 30,000,900, takeoff from Lnkiabaarg Alr- 65 degrees, but are at their mental help is ms(;» up not of'tired, hu­ spends about 20 bil oaeodate'mlnlstei’ of South Meth- Sw fnttis poft^today, UN. hradqnsrtere best' a t' 40 degrees... above 70 rled busineasmu buLUfrustrated (|OTO,000,000) a y e u on drink, a c­ odist. Church, officlateiL wported. Tkne of the Itattan degrees your thinking ability falls housewives. \ cording to a Radio Warsaw Inroad- Burial was In Rosa Hill Me­ crew were killed. Six ethers sbaiply. It w u Dr. Boraa/wwa who ob­ cu t It pointed (nit that m orial Park, R ooky HIU. Bearers and APPLIANCE CO. How much "Inore crowded can served. "No one hu learned the twentieth of that sum (xnild j)to- wert John Stocks, Robert Stocks, . 1$ OAK ST. (In Tho Home 'n Hale Building) Phone MI fefi2S4 tane aenonaty. Two of the pan- w b^tt...N early 10'per cent of m eaning o f living until he h u sur- vide' ahoes for 7,000,000 phUdx^ Richard Stocks, 8. R aym ond 84 DEPOT SQUAEE^-PHONB MI »418t4 Mngen onthe 0119 flying i n . the American population now lives rmderM'his ego to tha urvlee of half a mlUloa washing ----- *■*— Smith, Frederick O. Khofla, and X ln.flTe cltiea-N ew Y otk,. Chicago^ his fellow men." or 9,0()0 autoit Jotaa Mwmodfu T i.. j ■

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IT g medium alzed green onlona, ' Almond Wafers teaspoon salt nagging cup sifted flour 1 teaspoon salt Vk teaspoon pepper clothe, pillow cases that are done lanat...... chopped in epare moments and treasured MWhlp . IT green pepper, chopped and 1 teaspoon baking powder 3 tablespoons minced parsley 1/4 teaspoon 'Tabasco MHhwIii 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk 1 1-pound can salmon, drained through the years. backachd aeed^ Sift together the flour, baking 0B_ Bdnam a .cup of cooked ham or luncheon H cup butter 1 cup grated Swiss cheese A»IOTHER 411i3aa cup finely granulated sugar powder, and salt. Add parsley and A paper bag la ideal for absorb­ Now! You can get the fu t relief yea grOabte 'meat, diced milk; stir only enough to moisten 1 cup grated Cheddar chee.se need from nagging backache, headaebs REASOMH ODidnddK a g tableapoona of butter or mar­ 1 ere 2 tablespoons minced green onion ing any extra fat when French fry­ and miucularachcs and pains that often 1 tablespoon heavy.cream dry ingredients. Drop dumpling ing potatoes. Just slide each batch cause reitle** taighta and miserable 4<0p«ntiei garine mixture by spoonfuls o^ji top of tops 1 6 oz. can tomato paste i cup grated blanched almonds 1 9-inch unbaked pastry shell into it aa you finish. Salt evenly tired-out feelings. When there discom­ M teaspoon - almond extract pieces of meat and vegetables in and keep warm until the frying job forts come on with over-exertion or 1 cup dry red wine (If desired) gently boiling stew. Cook uncov­ In a bowl combine eggs, milk, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 28 oz. can oven baked red kid­ Sift together the flour, )>aklng salt, pepper and Tabasco. Stir in is completed. stress snd strain — you want rdief powder and aalt. Cream butter and ered 10 minutes; cover tightly and want it fasti Another disturbance may ney beans cook 10 minutes longer. Serve at salmon, cheese and onion tops. be mild bladder irritation follow ^ sugar; beat in egg thoroughly, Pour into pastry shell and bake Washington’* Birthday Speelal wrong food and drink — often setting tTAhmm 4-6 strip* of bacon once. Dumplings will be large. HOUSE A h a l e s h o e SERV­ BY AL VERMBER NlntoOikM aalt — pepper then cream. Stir in flour mixture, Makes 6 servinga in a" preheated 375 degree F. oven up a restlesi ilbcomfortable feeling. MUSCILLA’S POP •Ilit Saute onions, pepper ana meat then almonds and extract. Drop for 45 to 60 minutes, or until set ICE will offer a special price of Doan’s Pills work fast in 3 Kparste M O o iiM m li In smalt mounds onto un­ 81.67 on INVISIBLE HALF ways: I.by speedy pain-relieving action in butter oV margarine until vege­ in center. Serve hot. Serve* 6, to ease torment oi nagging bickache, tables are limp and meat la lightly greased cookie Bheets; flatten Careful Fitting Always SOLES of leather or neol'te "n •o Q K d fv t When it comes to the careful shoes for men, women and chil­ headaches, muscular aches and paint. . aioarik browned. Add tomato paste and slightly. Bake in moderate (37.5 The Finishing Touch 2. by toothing effect on bladder nrita- w ^e and simmer for 5 minutes. d ^ e e a ) oven 6 to 10 minutes. fitting of children's shoesi there That adds so much to a room dren. So take this wee,, . .. tion. 3. by mud diuretic action tending DOWN SUr In', kidney beans and season Makes about 6 dozen. are few men. in this vicinity who would be the COIGNIAL BAN­ through your shoe closet and to increase output of the 13.,miles of U b d « can match the skill of Mr. Al­ bring your worn shoes in next u x Ji with salt and pepper to taste. Turn j } NISTER MIRROR, priced 818.75 kidney tubes. mixture Into a greaaed caaaerole Heooida at Dtaeo^nt Prioea fred Feltman at the CHILDREN’S at WATKINS, during their Semi- Wednesday. Have new soles put Ehfoy a good night’s sleep and th* BOOTERY, in the Manchester on for only 81-67. You'll have shoSs lame happy relief millions bsve for and arrange bacon strips on top. In the r e c o r d DEPART­ Annual Furniture Sale. Framed In over 60 yetis. Large, economy size Bake In a moderate oven (360 de­ MENT of W. T. GRANT COM- Parkade. His knowledgeable and black with gold or plain maple, with a new look plus that aatia- saves money. Get Dotn’t Pills todayl iS& i SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O ^ A L grees F.) for SO minutes, or until : essrA-’jr - Jj, P-^NY, you’ll find one of the larg­ pleasant service has been winning there Is a Currier A Ives Clipper fylng old-shoe comfort. bubbly hot. Serves 4 to 6. est aelscUona bf popular records many friends for this store, head­ ship .print In'the upper panel. and albums In town, and at dis­ quarters for the famous "Ed­ Mutual Funds Doan's C0*1Ul6lflSD0(l ^ vawis ff GOoo w j F bom sad Befresh 3 count ^ e « a . Some are new as to­ wards" Shoes for children. Dining Out Is a Treat For maximum safety. Income UCTBT UWlIjmcHayAMBD.^ At noon every day the UUNCH- morrow, others old favorites, all Epecially when you come to and growth, you should check the Spring Fashions Ate Arriving BONETTE of UE5NOX PHARM­ The serene beauty of the 23rd well known and ‘ In popular de­ FIANO’S RESTAURANT AND advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS, ■V l-w " ■' ACY, 299 East Center Street, Is mand The manufacturer's list Every day "now, THE PAIR COCKTAIL LOUNGE on Route 6 available at your New York Stock Psalm is enhanced by the simplic­ STORE ia lifting from tissue planning a tasty special with ity of this lovely design in cross- price for 45 rpm records Is 98c and 44 in Bolton. There’s dancing Exchange Meinber SHBARSON, %• %w Lenten meatless meals in mind. each; here at W, T. ORA'NT’S the wrappinga the moot exciting every Saturday night, and your HAMMILL A COMPANY. 918 stitch! price is 88c. The regularly $4.98 spring DRESSES, SUITS, COATS This darling yoked dress for a *****"-*Vl** ****** You artll And on the menu crab Pattern No. 5965 hasc„.hot-lron six to fourteen miss Is perfect for eyes will dance, too, when they Main Street. MItcheU 8-157X. mu BY JOE CAMPBELL meat ssdad, tuna casserole, also albums are $3.97. The reg. $3.98 It’s going to be a rich, vibrant peruse the temptingly varied menu Bake Sale BONNIE transfer for "16 x 20” dtagn; di­ albums are 82.97 and the reg. season of color tills spring of 1961. party-going time. Be-ruffled petti­ •almoti and peas, plus macaroni rections. coat included. that includes BAKED SHRIMP Dividend Has Been Increased “ T 7 and clieese. In addition Uiere wUI 82.98 albums are 82.67. Your Charge Account is invited. with a gourmet stuffing of crab "We suggest the purchase of Sptmsored By To order, send 25c in coins to:— Plan your Easter-lnto-summer No. 8177 with Pktt-O-Rama Is Nathaa Hale PTA be hot, nourishing chowders and 'Anne Cabot, The Manchester Elve- In sizes 6. 8, 10, 12, 14 years. Size meat. All your favorite cuts of NEW ENGLAND GAS ft ELEC­ a long choice of sandwichee. The Roll out the tag ends bf pastry w ardro^ now with the Inspired meat are available prepared "as TRIC ASSOCIATION for income ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF (after, making pie) and cut in assistance of THE FAIR STORE. 8, 2’,2 yards of 35-inch; petticoat, service is prompt; the food is ex­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N. 1% yairis.' you like It." Drive over soon. aid safety.. Detailed information 3 cellent. Calling shoppera, oareer aquarea or diamond ahapes; bake regarding this company may be Thureiay, Feb* 16 Y. Put together with preserves ai)d Ever add chopped hard-cooked To order, send 35c In coins to:— 9:86 A m . girls business men to pause For Ist-class mailing add 10c for Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Empty cartons of cottage had by i^ tln g COBURN ft MID- and refreah at the LUNOHEON- dust with confectioners sugar. egg to cple slaw? cheese are good containers for fat DLEBROOK, INC., 629 Main ^$0FT,V<>6NT iTj'^ each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ Nice for tea! ning Herald, 1150 AVE OF AT BTTB of tm O X PHARMACY. dress with Slone and Pattern Num­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. you skim off meat dishes and Street. MItcheU 8-1106.” All tlie Help You Need stock which yoil do not Intend ber. Forget Your Cares In planning tad preparing Len­ For Ist-class mailing add 10c for HOUSE ft HALE Ever add chili powder to ground each pattern. Print Name. Address to re-use. Cover the carton and Have ■ you the '61 Album con­ Over a delicious meal at HOB ten meals for your family is let the fat harden in the freezing beef you're making into hambur­ taining many lovely designs and NOB RESTAURANT. They have available at GRAND UNION. The with Zone,. Style No. and Size. The Inquirer gers? Good served with tortillas free patterns? Only 25c a copy! SEAFOOD DEPT, has a com­ Include another -35c with your compartment of the refrigerator acquired a loyal following of well- and you can discard the whole and a raw onion relish. ^ fed customers. Become one of the plete and varied selection of fresh pattern order for the Spring A happy, regular' diners here. fish, live lobsters, also frozen Summer '61 Basic Fashion. thing easily.. If Yoo’ve Already Told Hot Cross Buns - Wednesday la FAMILY NIGHT. fish and fullv-prepared, ready to . Yew Dianghter WiUi Lent beginning today. serve fish. The DELICATESSEN Entertaining and Educational HOT CROSS BUNS are baked All you can eat of roast chicken, Ugly Scratches Disappear Announcing a - / r eiw iy tM That she is getting a new COAT spoghetU and accompaniments for DEPT, with Its tasty assortments If you’re on the program com­ i i a s s L t ^ and DRESS for Easter, then she frooh every day at PINE PA8THY of macaroni salad, potato salad Don’t despair if your furniture is mittee for your club, or if it’s your t - « SHOP. 6V: Center. Street. HOT 82 each. Oome tonight with your scratched, nicked or generally mar­ job to entertain a dozen young­ axamlnation Bit third gradt tvtr hadP* can't wait to ba taken to MARI- Valentine "sweetheart" and be and fresh vegetable salad, helps red. JOHNSON PAINT ,CO. 723 The Formal Opening March l*t BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD MhD'S, 691 Ifaln Street. Exquis­ CROSS BUNS as yo»i imow, were you serve up Lenten meals with sters for a birthday party, read on. JU D D SAXON served In England In the pre- served TWO ADULT DINNERS Main Street, ha* FURNITURE THE FALLOT STUDIO. 70 East itely fashioned coats dresses FOR 83. All during Lent, meat­ endless variety. The shelves at AND SCRATCH COVER POLISH. I KXJR CMC 'nc , raa ycM« >oiAe u80RB> (up to size 14) for iqning 1961 Christian era in honor of the God­ less menus will be •vallable If GRAND UNION are brimming Center Street. \i(rill RENT FILMS , mCT5 SHOUU7 UNDBR A VaMtOH! T W . • have arrived from tiie country's dess of Spring. Later the cross with canned and packaged meat­ 29c, thnl will make scratches dis­ AND A PROJECTOR 1.0 get the eO SW O R T H S p i d a d t you wish. Do try' the FRIDAY appear right before your eyes. The Jca tcm a . loti 1 BY ROUSON leading manufacturers. Bach gar­ was placed on the bun in a mis- less meals that n ^ only minutes evdnt off to a successful start. Lovely Lady 'MOU'VBMAPCA LITTLE SPORTS Bionary spirit Filled with plump SPECIAL of broiled stuffed LOB­ coloring agent in this product goes L tm o tn PEO5I0N ment has besn individually sa lu t­ STER. to prepare. Here they have a well-stocked li­ ed ta d is on display now at MARI' raisins and fruits, enjoy HOT to work for you where the surface brary of subjects sure to appeal to CROSS BUNS' Sroimd the clock. is nicked. It doesn’t change the the age group and the interest- MAD'S. When you buyTMta,. you color of the finish. Tliat’s why you get dividends In kmg wear, con­ Refreshments with a patriotic You Can Afford a Uuindress level you desire. Choose films on > j m "flavor” ate featured for Wash­ It’s '•Natloiial Beauty Salon Week’ can use it on mahogany, walnut sports, comedy, travel. “A good servative atyUng, lasting ssUsfac- Perc Weatr.iore aald, "When a MANCHESTER LAUNDRO­ or any medium dark wood, after Beauty Salon Uon. It's gohig. to be a ctHorfuI ington's birthday: Cherr>’ pie, MAT. 660 Center Street, is willing time was had by ail," if you call hatchet-ehaped cookies snd fes- woman gives beauty to herself, you’ve applied this product to 'the Mitchell 3-5808 for detail*. spring, P e ^ into th* window. Fall she also gives It to everyone she and able to take over your tire­ scratches, wipe the entire surface 390 MAIN STREET under the magic spelt of the orchid Uve cakes. some laundry chores. Elspecially in meets.” Why not book a beauty with a little "Furniture and I f metal drawer pulls on a cheat 'i: and violet splendor. It's not too appointment for yourself with this weather, how convenient It is Scratch Cover Polish” on a cloth NEXT TO PER80NALIZBD FLOOR* early to b e |^ shopping. It. costs Pretty Upper Up to drop off the clothes hamper keep coming apart, coat the screw SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 and wipe di^ with a clean cloth. threads with quick-setting iron ce­ no mors to get the cream of the When outlining your lips be sure Main St. What a lift you can get here and call for it a short. time You’ll have 'll lustrous, protective crop in aiaee and, styles at the to have the highest part of the up­ later. Everything will be freshly ment. Tighten screws and let the Offering the ultimate in beauty services in from just a HAIR SHAPING. finish. Every household with cement set for 24 hours. peak of sNsetioA Your riiarge ac­ per Up curve directly under the Whether you are 8, 18, or 80, the washed and FLUFF DRIED If you youngsters .needs this first aid for B . C. BY JOHNNY HART count is Invited. The lAY-AWAY nostril, and the Upline should ex­ talented l)eautlclan8 here are wish, also neatly folded ready to furniture. an atmosphere of quiet alagAnca plan is in operation for your bud­ tend /Ul the way to the comens of store away (at least the towels, You can add minced parsley whizzes with the scissors. They a bread IVa fw* ANDIWAY I AMY6 0 POPM IN HtSIORY get cbnvenimas. the mouth. know how to shape and coax and sheets, bedspreads, sleepwear). with a heavy hand to BY ROY CRANE Tongue Salad stuffing for poultry. BUZZ SAWYER a n d nobody UVES ASlHEFWHeKOFTHE. cajole hair into a flattering, be­ You save yourself about 60% by Air)conditioned dryers for your comfort. A O T V ty WMTON-niiaOOFTOPOFA AAE. coming frame for your feature*. l>elng willing to do your own de­ 3 cups diced hot cooCied potatoes 1 1 7 UOM KONS TINtMCNT. FMAUV BOrscoUTfc. livery and pick-up. MANCJHES- tl cup Frerich dressing Lenten Meals Are Served -y ------You might like to try the "ELE­ AMPLE FREE PARKING I A to y IHOSTS A SCM P OF PM TR M10 GANTE" PERMANNT WAVE TER' LAUNDROMAT Invites you 1 small onion (minc^) . If preparing Lenten meals be­ j JA P 8 T HAMP, W im . created by Italian hair stylists. It's to this pleasant, time-saving way 2 tablespoons minced green pep- comes monotonous, break up the f THE ONLY BRA all life, and body and spirit. Get of keeping ahead of burdensome per' routine with frequent dinners at Nell Buyer, Mgr. acquainted with the beauty serv­ laundry chore*. 2 cups diced cooked smoked the IMPERIAL STEAK HOUSE ices offered at SCHULTZ BEAU­ tongue and COCKTAIL LOUNGE just TY SALON. Trained and experi­ Use'LUuld Cleanser Mayonnaise over the Manchester line in Bolton. enced, enjoy a professional mani­ The gal with the oily skin should Lettuce and hard-cooked eggs The tempting menu abounds in sea­ THAT ADJUSTS cure, a soothing facial, a spirlt-Uft- make certain she removes her Mix the hot potatoes with, the food, assorted salads, cheese favor­ ing rinse, td -ilghlight the natural make-up with a liquid cleanser as dressing; cool. Add onion, ^een ites, as well as your year-round coloring 6 t yow hair. A visit to well as soap and water. Blemishes pepper and tongue; fold in may­ favorites. The FAMILY STYLE '■i. SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON is thrive bn oil and this is the best onnaise to suit taste. Serve on dinner serving 4 or moi'e costs only Coma and S«« Us For Your TO nr not an expense; it’s an Investment. way to remove all traces of It be­ lettuce and garnish with sliced 83.25 complete. So. come with the, / • a t s x w a a '* c-if Mitchell 3-8951. fore going to bed. hard-cooked eggs. Makes e 4 serv­ whole family some evening soon. ings. You’ll be most welcomed. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Egg Nog Cupewk^s Dry-Cleaning Dreams Come True SPRING FABRICS YiR.CONTOUR cup butter Everything you could possibly in Our Nou^ Larger HA^/EVOUANy SEVENTEEN? ONCEA 1 cup sugar want in dependable, gentle dry "ONeMA/fWDAS IDEA HOW MANY I OONEERMAnV/E/ cleaning (fair prices, satisfaction HoocIqucHttrs! ’ MICKEY PINW BY LANK LEONARD 2 eggs MANyAS46BiUJ0N ^OERMSIHERB ALWAYS A ' acluall|r changes Its six* 2 3/4 cups sifted cake flour guaranteed) is yours when you be­ WELL, PHIUP—Z'M AFRAID ARE ON INE HEAD ooNsasvAnve. 3 teaspoons baking powder come acquainted with the "MAR- Ga«»A60NlHEHEM> to gtvB you ''custom^flt'^ TINIZING” ONE-HOUR DRY THEyTHINK YOU'RE SO OFANORDIN/te/ OFTHBPIN? 1 teaspoon salt CLEANING plants at 20 Ea^t Cen­ Marlow's Mid-Winter IMPORTANT NOW—THAT PIN.* OOOP 1-1.4 cups egg nog YOU'LL NEVER KEEP whoro you nood it 1 teaspoon rum flavoring ter St. and 299 West Middle Tpke. MILL FABRIC I ♦ HEAVGNe.? Don’t hesitate to bring your finest YOUR PROAAISEi Crdajn butter: gradually add garments, ybUr treasured home ac­ sugar and beat luitil light and cessories. Nothing j:an get lost'be­ fli'ffy. Beat In eggs one at a time. cause ^everything stays right on the j Add sifted dry ingredients alter-, premises Where all the work is SALESROOM nately with egg nog and rtim done with care, with a profession­ “THE HOME OF ORIGINAL CHENEY PABRICSI” flavoring, mixing well after "each al skill in every phase of the busi­ OKKr addition. Place 2*/)-Inch paper r y ness. 'Thrill to your husband's well- Formerly Cheney Salesroom o S u ti baking cups in muffin pans;'*flU % groomed appearance In a crisp,' full with batter. Bake at 350 de­ smooth shirt professionally laun­ grees for 25 minutes. dered at “MARTINIZING” TWO- FREE Frost cakes with butter-Confec- HOUR SHIRT SERVICE available DEUVERV Thur*., FrL, Sat. Only! BY LESLIE TURNER tionors’ sugar icing and sprinkle at the West Middle Tpke, plant. E-Z TER5I8 Cor. PineForest Sts. CAPTAIN EASY tops with finely chopped nuts. Y PBES HOUStr NUTMSOmiNttI LoVelyv.*x)lor-i looks up at you, Isn’t quite aa fast as the two-hour Select^any Tfiayer trib in stock SNBMOUTiaiACXi Mcs sirMstiss as* when yoti buy if*BRAIDED RUG time here. Both 4>lants are OPEN AU.RMHl>BUr THBNWet oooooooe.ooo m isitl U TSS SH» from MANCHESTER CARPET DAILY from 7 to .7 and on Thurs­ MtAittiABIKtt irfei INBPfUCBS from $29.50 (over 20 styles, YOU CAN DO BETTER HERE! LHfeGOTO^ FcswBWini^ 119 1' B cneR | WU-BeCHANeMS .CENTER, 311 Main Street. These days to 9 p.m.' It "pays off" In AM0VIE/ YOORTURN HURPYie. VANrAAINUTENOWl all-wool beautiea offer so . much your personal life, in your business now/ om axing ^ cosy comfort and perennial good life, to look well-pressed and well- EXniA SPECIALI AAR. taste in a living room, a dining all finishes) and for only $1.00 SALE IjjA t ABBiNAirHT.^ groomed the “ MARTINIZING” r JU S T A 'iU S T room, or bedroom, Firmly .braided way. UPHOLSTERY FABRICS - -PRICE I Y d. '• i T? r*T. Ht. 24,6*0 ^ and securely sewn, a BRAIDED ' FRIEZE find TWEEDS^REO. VALUES to 86-W Yd. RUG will give you years and years I Brunette vs. Blonde i^w^will include a Thayer Wet- up Is nsw.,.ih* onliAsoy yw* «*«M 0^l)»*» yMf fc"! ws* »* let» of rugged service. You can’t wear • t . If you’re contemplating chang­ SILK and C O n O N BLEND w t in b ad o sr hit* up Ih* i»«*P*- >*;*«» <•«"'» f«»* yM « It out! Reversible for half the clean-. ing your dark brown hidr to Proof Mattress valued at $15.95! h fn n t where ySu really noa6 k. Ncw...o revoluiionaiy new bre ing, a,braided rug makes a room blonde, be sure you’re prepared [ | seem cheerful and friendly. You’ll DRESft FABRICS BALE t r ic e I giret yeti "ewlom-lil'',„»n fresf. If* Jud A'Jtirt by exqubk# Form sense a delightful hominess and to spend a good dieal of time aild' REO. 96o Yd. ...the .os* and on/y bre Ihot ociwally ehonga* h* ?Iza »* psrisctly well-being. At your early conven­ rnmiey. You’ll need frequent touch- ience, why not skip Into MAN­ up* to keeip It looking the way As always you «afl depend on Marlow’s for Moiiey 8t end Seltar your wry own Mntour. No other tiro In Iho woiM you want it. And It will imve to Saving Specials—.tneiuding: con do fhl*. And m extra added comfort.,.Ju*t A'Jud ho* ofl- CHESTER ,CARPET c e n t e r ,' be bleached, for blond rinse* won't COnON SAQUE CLOTH p^^ 3 y^ 66e J E F F COBB oloiiictach and *ldo*. For o ''cvrtom-flf' bre at a ro a d ^ d o ; Up* on BkurlngB work on^dark hair.. • BABY STROLLERS •CARRIAGES . SOLID COLORS THE STORY OF MAR'THA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS prko...eomolnloday«»diooihovofKrtllo„.odhrttaWoJ(i*tA'Jii*t NOW HE'S IMWM9 The length of your neck and the shape of your face play an im­ Tole Craft la Half-Price • PLAYPENS •HI-CHAIRS '^■AS one m sw s HIS OULDREM ukem adT J ^ t The original ‘(JOLE CRAFT’ YA HEAR WHAT HB*S flfl " portant role in the kind of ear­ SOLID COLOR GORDOROY^ 78c D THEY ARE/' t BSJEVE Til ll.f i ring* you choose. Long, drop ear- palnt-by-n u m b e r aoceasdries of • NURSERY FURNITURE RPO. ■(»<> Y d. ______DM/RALPH?, metal are half-prica at SHERWIN- & Ityfo 29A omhreidored nylon motnuboHo, A, 8, C cops 8195, 5-M4D tSM^ rlngs, even for .formal wear, should not b* worn i(ny women who hat WILLIAMS 00. 981 Main Street a shott neck. And jewelry that Is This' is a truly rare and imomnmon SOLID COLOR M ^ ITTIWO AND SM8VICB IWOS shaped like a rircle should be offer. T here are trays, planters, FREE PURNELL PARKING avoldsd by women with round desk and waste baskets, magazine BUTCHER UNEN PlKh» fYta 61 faces. • racks atso letter-napkin holders, LARGE ASSORTMENT originally priced, 81-79 to 86.69 r Old-fashioned sweet: Dates now SSc to 82.25,' Children and re­ stuffed with pecans snd then rolled tired folks enjoy this fascinating, I Sea aiirm»wlyaala>iad NOTIONS p y A l t n A ^ In spgsr. ^ , -i rewarding pastime. The finished items are deemrative and uaefuL OPEN • to 5sM MONDAY. TPBSDAT ta d Eacausa the Navel orange Is ■^ey make wonderful birthday FURNITURE nijPTj^MI 9-5221 OPEN S to STHDStilDAY^jntiSAAY ^ CpRjET-SHD^ .seodless and has a thicker peel gifts for all ages. Six designs are OUR m b YEAR.ON B6A1N STREET, BIANC STER OAVN • to 0 BATimDAY than th* juico variaUea, it’s a good available but of course not every •n >-*3^^ . rAXxitiC) choto* whan you am - nialring design every Item. Get your ahare candled 0(tagt paal; ’ at BHiatVW-WXLUAMS. \ ...... V ■■ • / - ■ ■ I. I / . 'I;-.' * '' ' V ij MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAX^, MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1961 TAGErmam HANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ JVEbNESpAY. FEBRUARY IS, 19<1 Z ...... ------■■■ ■- ^ ^ ^ PAGE POGinSEN

THE Uitdefealed Wethersfield Blocks Tournament Path Agrees to Sign for Ring "Title Defense Herald Angle m e r c a n t il e Standings . Giiilio Rinaldi Mother and Daughter ' W Pairings Set e a r l Y O ST Indians Allied ...... 35 SpMt* B«ltor F oe June 10 Adrian’s ...... 34 Ruth McIntosh fiefeaiad SMr* Killed in Plane Crash Man. Auto Parts . . . .32 ley VIttaer last night Ui a aas- OCIL Btandlagm wtucK With the acore dendlocked#way through the final period.4o( thoee pidied u y b y the ImUgiief Padl Qiiey (M l and .Fred MhCur* 6 A 44 . ...3 2 .game rolloff for seooad ptoi By FRANK CUNE < Flano’s , ...... 31 in the Town Women’s. Too ^ Ridienlotu Roundup in Chicago - W. L. JPet. seven timea and the lead changed Wlth 4:30 left. It seemed as if the who wereeut-raheundedas*team, ry (15) again led the soorers. lii New York - - __ r ^ 'Playing the role of rdae- hands on several occaslonB. Man­ Frank’s »■•••••28 Bowling Tournament by a 167« How ridiculous can organi^ basebdl pt. , Wethersfield . . . 0 1.000 Indians might be in trmibie when 3 3;ssr ^ ------NSW York, Feb. 15 (/P)—The famed Vinson-Owen mother- tant 'Valentines at Meriden chester led by four at one stage Kaaelieflai (41) Jon-Dl’e ...... 28 J02 margin. Ths pair had t M that when one team, the Chicago Cubs of the Nati^aJ Bristol Eastern 5 .667 of the opening canto but the host McAdam and Johnson were oaUed “ For some reason or other, we B New York, Feb. 15 (/P>— dkughter figure skating family waa reported killed today in Hsrm'9 ...... 26 for iiinner-up honors to MtA League, will employ a complement of eight last night were the Platt Hall ...... 5 .648 club rallied to gain a lB-18 edge to the i4delines t » Join V^ltc, all never play a good', game on thle ^ Johnioe ... Archie Moore, a handy guy the plane crash at Brussels. Killed were 16-year-oId Laurence Mem. Cor. Store ..,.21 36 .368 McAIllStor in last Satorday’d Wtndhaih ...... 6 .625 0 PoUer ...... ooerate' without benefit of a field manner during the 1961 High Panthers who gave at the busser. with four fouls. floor,’’ Zaturaky a*id .suRttrward. 4 White ...... with fists and words, usua^y Owen of Winchester, Mass., who only last Sunday in Phila­ Optical 39 .316 play. Manchester High’s Indians MANCBE8TEB e e e e e • 6 ,6M But Coach Elgin Zaturaky “But everyone hustled aiid w^ 0 Dotebtn ... Friday night’s pairings la Wh^ninnshin season. !Mak^sense? It dbesnt in these quar- 8 .467 Trailing 21-20 early in the second 1 UlMretta ... can talk.his way out of any delphia w6n the Women’e Single»7 champimiship season, Conard ...... picked the right combination in won. that’s what counts. title in the North American com- Meeting in a head-to-head battle hsad-to-hesd ;competittoa at t considerable trouble before Bristol Central , 10 ^333 quarter, the Indian went ahead to 1 Minor ...... iredicament. So when he was addition to her intereet in figure for first place, Allied defeated Y are ss follows) ters either. . - finally, bowing, Sl-51. A meager stay on a trio of baskets by Steve Jlnuny Mlstretta, Mike Reardon. “Ifi«tretu played a real fine 4 McAdam petlUon at Philadelphia; her 20- •nie Cubs, desUned for • faml-j Maloney ...... 13 .071 5 Rraidon .., aced with a real tough one— skating, Mrs. Owen served as fig­ Adrian’s, 2-1, to talie over undis­ Ruth Ostrahder va Sow* crowd ”bf no more than 400 wNStch- 14 .067 McAdam, DA've White and Mike Mike Geciauskas, Buddy Minor game out thera,” continued Za 3 Monanm ,. J year-old aieUr, Maribel and their Bar second division ftnisb again Platt andSTony Morlanos. This quintet tursky. “Ha rebounded well and an order from the New York State mother, Mr*. Maribel Vinson ure skating expert for ths As­ puted piipsseaslon of first place In hies end Shlrisy, Vlf^Sr va. ed the loosely pla3'ed contest. Beardon. The Panthers never } Geclauakaa sociated Press at the 1948 Olympic the league etandings. The two Edith Correntl. < ,7!lto.$ws win­ this season, have tried one move In winning, thc^ Indians main- caught up again but did slice the safely nuraed the lead writh MiS' soor^ when it counted. Minor bat­ Athletic Commission y-* to algn Owen, their coach and nine-time vrhich raised a few ejrebrows and ^ l l e last night's performance M Totals W 3l-(t 41 “forthwith” for a light heavy- former U.S. champion. Games ‘ in St. MorlU, the 1952 teaibs had gone into this week's ners will clash, in/tha semi* talned their maOiMiatical tourna­ Indians’ maigin to two points, 31 tretta being particularly effek:: tled well o ff the boards too.’’ e a s t b id e INTBBMBDlAm big match deadlocked for the top failed to paj- off when I^u wasn’t one of the Indians’ better 89, at halfUme. tive, caging seven of the Indians Platt (it) tt-eight title defense, hls answer Laurence only a few weeks games at Oslo, the 1956 Gamee finals. \ ment hopes and set the stage for ones this winter, it was stUI good How about the EaglOa Friday The BandiU with a laat quariat at Cortina D'Ampezso in Italy, rung. Ruth McIntosh meets/HsIsaa Boudreau was replaced in the radio Friday night's last ditch effort last eight points. . night? Aldrich .. was; privloutly had won the U.S. Na­ mough to 'Win. A total of 43 per­ When play resumed In the third CMvaneaa rush beat the Lakers last night, and the 1960 gamea at Squaw wait Bender’s 135 topped the Dey and Rita McAlUste^Kfacsa booth bv Manager Charlie Grimm. against undefeated Central Con­ period, McAdam l^d Craig John- Mlstretta Sparkles S7 J “Okay, I'm going down right tional title at Colorado Springs. This season. Boudreau moves back sonal fouls were called, pretty ‘"Wa’ll have to play at'our very lltchalakl now to sign.” 54-47. It was clbse imtll the Bimd- Valley, Calif.. ehootera. Mary Slnunons Friday night. necticut InteracholasUc League swi combined for an ll-ppint Janecsek . %■%< 8 Goto, where zisUr Maribel and The two winners will meet la behind the mike to air Cubs’ games evenly split 22 on Manchester and The Indians had three player 3st to beat them. And that mean Siavrakat ’3-S 1 Bu|t making a fight for Moore’s its broke it up in the last two min­ Fast in the mathematical com­ champion Wethersfield at the spree which shoved the Indians in partiMr I>udlcy Richards, 28, of the semi-finals Saturday afte^. and Grimm vvill be ore of the eight 21 on Platt. Neither team lost a in double figures McAdam, whe 3uri full quarten, not Jiut hal' Torrea ... Naw York-Maasachuaetta-Europe utes. Jud Oidman, with soma great maton, had taken the National putations of rgure skating scoring Arena. The Indians now own a 10- front, 40-32. Johnson tallied six r three quarters. We’ll have to nuxovikl ...... 1 0-i rebounding for the winnera, was the MOVING BELLES noon. Finals will be rolled members of the new Chciago brain, 7 season’s record, not l»-eluding the player via fouls but at the finish tallied 10 points in the first quar­ ...... 1 0-3 version o f the championship isn't Senior Painl' title, aleo. —probably tha most Intricate three Indians were In danger with points and McAdam five during ter, was tops with 19, followed bj' >e ready for anything because Mellln ... standout. Ha also topaad in 18 scoring system 'in the world of Capturing three points from the Saturday night. trust. victory over the Alumni which Fortier ...... 1 Wi as simple as Archie made it sound Richarde, who had his picture four foula each and one Panther this flurry. Johnson (14) and. Mlstretta (12). they do Just about everything Miller ...... 0 3-3 last night. points. Wayfie Reynolds also chap­ sports—she Wes able to pinpoint Maryheilee, the Jsaniebelles took * . • • does not count toward tournament Coffey ...... 0 (VO taken with Mra. Owen' and her qualification, and must beat the player was one personal awray The Indiana led 43-38 at the end The latter also played another well.’’ Moore said the contract was of­ ped In with 11 pointa. Tom Kelley daughUra at Idlewilil Airport just winners long before the official over undisputed possession of first Big Eight Eagles to sneak into the tourney from leaving the game. of three quarters with their big­ strong grxme off the boards-where —Bapooaes won Jayvaa-game, a tw ia 17 n-Sl Si fered by Madison Square Garden of the Lakers, waa Wgb with 19 before the takeoff,- was one of announcements were made. plade in the.sse-saw struggle for he grabbed 11 rebounds, one-third 44, for their IBth win in 17 start*. Beer* at h^f. 31-39 Mancheater. pointa and had Iota of help from PARKADE EAIUY BIRDS others who will gathei; around | field. The first period wss nip and gest margin 13 points, 53-40, mid- for a June 10 title bout wlUi Gullto ifioee aleo reported* killed. Her greatest pride was her fig­ the league lead. The Isabelles, each day to flip coins and play ■ Rinaldi, the Italian who beat him Ron Lalllherte with 11. It wae the worst air plime ac­ ure skating children, and ahe Standlnigs In the nightcap, tha Raiders which had hesn tied for top with cards are A’erdie Himsl. Harrj- in a non-title bout last Oct. SO In cident involving athletes since the achieved one of her ambitions Jeaniebelies, dropped a 3-1 de- W . 1 stayed unbeaten along with the when her pretty daughter, Laur­ Craft. Rip Collins. Elvin Tappe. Rome. creah at Toledo. Ohio, laat fall virion to Rorybelles and fell ba'ck Woodpeckers ...... 16 0 Verlon Walter. Goldie Holt and . The" New Yoric Commleeion’s Bandits with an easy 77-41 victory ence (pronounced Lo-Rahns, with Dayton Accepts NIT Offer over the Trotters. The flrat half affien 16 members of the Cali- into third place behind Nilabelles Canaries ...... 10 6 Bobhv Adams. ' order mentioned unbeaten Doug f(Mmla Poly (Sans Luis Obi^>o) the accent on the iecond syllable) a 8-1 winner over Clairebelles. Orioles ...... ;... 9 7 CoUs Acquire Perry was close with the Raidene ahaad won the North American title Grimm is perhaps the best j Jones— the only fighter whp has football team were killed. Listed w)th' the loading ehoot- Meadowlarks ...... 8' 8 known of the Big ‘Eight. A flne , filed an official challenge and poet- by only three points hut with A1 Mra. Owen—or Maribel as ehe last week. The next goal would Tomlinson of the Raiders hitting era were Evelyn Lorentzen • 117 Parakeets ...... 3 13 first baseman tvith the Cubs. : ed the $2,000 forfeit — or "any was known aroimd ice rinke—waa have been the World Champion­ Bluejays ...... 2 14 Deacons Kick Up Fuss 16 polnU in>(he third quarter the ship, and then the Olympic crown. 127-121—365, Hllma MoComb 113 Grimm has managed the Milwau- j other Suitable opfponent.’’ third to Sonja Henie in the Wom­ ISO—347, Chickie Janicke 113. For Fullback Berth IMeeuee Detaila winners went far ahaad and kept kee Braves as well as P- K. Wrig- . pouring it oh. Tomlinaon wound up en’s Figure Skating Division of US, Jean Nourie 110-110. Ruth Canaries took three points from levs club in tlre.TJClndy a ty . Craft HARRY CRAFT Harry Markaon, Garden boxing the 1982 Olympics. RAINBOW GIRLS Clark 111-10, Ruth Ostrander 121,' director, and Bill Yale, Moore's with M poinU whUe Jim McAulsy Orioles to wrest second place from a fine {He promised when I visit Mihvau- In Atlantic Conference threw in 18 poinU. The only man A vivaeloua and talented indi­ Beat totals were Lucy Keeciol Estelle Daborwskl It'S, Betty latter team. Undefeated Wood­ HnIHmnre Feb 15 ns, unac- nounced as fullback candidates.” They dlscueaed some detaile by weinerschniUel. Goodhough, pro­ addition of Joe (The Jet) The 27-year-old. Ameche. a six- phone laat night but didn't reach polnU. baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals nounced good-no, will speak at the countablv unpredictable outside the league, are kicking up under Frankie Frisch during the Perry to the Baltimore Colt year regular, heads Perry’s com­ an agreement. They’ll talk eome WEST SIDE MIDOET8 Kacey Spoita Night program In such a fuss in Atlantic Ck)hference competition that they petition Tor the job. But he is' re­ more today, anticipating the p<»- Gas Houst Gang era, also as man­ Mandiester Monday, March IS backfield has not necessarily Standings ager of Hartford in the Eastern may wind up the team , to beat when the ACC gets down to covering from an achllles tendon •aiblUty tile dammlaoion might act W, L. Pet. Remember the night BUI Skowron ended his quest for a full­ operation and is a questionable to atrip Moors of title recognition Lugue. Adams was an infielder of the Yankees was in town and he BclectinK its representative for theA— — —— Herald Angela ...... 10 0 1.000 who never distlngoiahed himself NCAA Basketball Championships. Jim Mc(Cormick I8„„while West back. factor. at its Friday meeting. Gus's ...... 2 .800 momised that when contract sign- “ Perry may be an answer for us Filling in foi; Ameche last year with 'several National League ng time rolled around he would The Deacons, with their blg- Virginia ace Thorn took the night And, as of a late hour last night, Personalized Floors 6 3 .784 Turnpike-Proved for your Safety! liltle pair of Len (Chappell and Bil­ and he may not,” said Ewbank, was Billy Pricer, a four-year vet­ Moore hadn’t appeared at hjs at- Paganl’a ...... 5 5 .500 GOOD>^Ey%R clubs. RimsL Tappe, Walker and be a stubborn holdout. The Moose off to nurse a virus. still uncertain how Alen Ameche eran at 25, Other candidates ara Holt are comparative unknowns to ia stiU among the unsigned but it's ly Packer in fine fettle, pushed toinay’a office to sign or do any­ PonUcelU’a ...... 4 6 .400 KILXiED IN CRASH—Dancer skaters of the United Five Bertha Opea will recover from a leg injury rookies Tom Wlesner of Wiscon­ thing else. big league fans. more than likely he’U get together their ACX? regular season record to Jack Egan had 20 poiuU and Police A F ir e ...... 3 7 /.300 States figure skating team posed last night at Idlewild a handsome 10-3 last night with a which ridelined him late last sea­ sin, Dallas Oarbe.- of Marietta and Itorkacn aaid he hadn’t tried Decl’a ...... 2 8 / .200 One o f the Big Klglit will be with the front office brfore Sie of­ reserve Tom Wynne 17 for St. Jo­ son. EM Dyas.of Auburn. Airport in New York before take-off in Belgian Sabena named “supreme cornmander” at ficial training season starts. l(^-89 whipping,. of third-ranked seph’s against Penn after Temple to contact Rinaldi yet. Getting the Norman’s ...... 1 8 .111 Duke. A 61.1 ahopUng percenUge. 'The Colts yesterday obtained the Perry hM gained 7,246 yards In champ's oignature la he first step. Airlines plane which crashed today near Brussels Air­ a vote to be taken by the man­ * * * . had opened the Palestra double- 34-year-oId Perry from the San 1,461 attempts, or about five yards agers and players before the open­ 38 points by the 6-8, 240-pound header by making Bucknell its The opponent cornea later.’ Pagani’s defeated Police A Fire, port. Members of the United States team were en route Half and Half CHiappell, and 25 by the 5-11, 170- FiMciaco 49ers for an undisposed per carry over his 13-year career. Then there’s the question of 50.42. Jimmy B)air (16), Bob ing of tbe exhibition schedule. seventh straight Middle Atlantic draft choice. Perry is the neatest But last year he was used only to Prague for the World Figure Skating Championships. Just WM until the season atarta. What happens in bowling, any. pound Packer did the Job againat Conference victim, 78-66. St. Jo­ whether Moore has been released Cetzewich (13) and 'Wayne Cartier ground gainer in National Football briefly, carrying 36 times for 95 from hia agreement to meat <3er- From left are’rat Dineen of New York, Donna Lee Car­ Then the fan win really begin. form, when a bowler splits ner luider the Pagani's. For-Police A Fire, Tim rier and Diane Sherbloom of Los Angeles. (AP Photo­ Say Grimm wants a player to and exactly one half of the pin for the M-A title, with the winner light of his career. Perry said he was not at all dis­ bunt, Tappe fetia it best to Wt scoring soph Art Heyman was sus­ probably going to the NCAA promotion of Feature Sports In­ Gallagher hit 18 polnU, followed fax.) falls into the pits and the other “ Joe will have to show us. He gruntled about the trade. “Ths corporated. ''Last week -Jack away and Ootllns flashes the take half remains standing? pended by Conference Commission­ Tournament and the, loser to the Cblta can rest assured that when by Joe Chirtis, Ray London and er Jim Weaver for his part in a will start, without favor, In a com­ Fugazy, FSI axecutive 4lirector, Gary Minor-all-with eight apiece. sign, then what happois? This actuaUy happened in a re NTT. Five spots remain open Irt petition with our other candidates,” 1 report I’U be in tiptop condition GUARAHTEED Maybe th# Big fight wU] hold fight in the North (Carolina game the 12-team NTT, which yesterday declared the fight waa off because In the second game the Herald cent match In Lansing, Mich., and Ewbank said. M d I’ll give them my very best o f the German's “unreasonable summit conferences with the ma­ Feb. 4. sinnounced the addition of Day- “ His coming to the Colts does because that's how I play foot­ Angela-downed Deci's, 47-31. Ray Huri Scores Double Victory jority raUiig, but with sight votes the bowler—a Phyllis Baier—rC' Snspeaaion Lifted demands" for money. LaOace was top scorer with 26 received credit for half a pin. ton (14-6). not mean we are diasatiafied with ball.” the tally could come out In a dead The suspension itself was tem­ A full-fledged SWC program, In Issuing yesterday’s, order, polnU. He w*s helped out by Rich lock. Speaking of unusual happenings Oan. Melvin Krulewitch, commiS' AL.I- 80 porarily suspended by the execu­ topped by Texas AAM’s 74-71 vic­ Kuzmickus (8) and Pete Herdlc As Tankers Trounce Hartford Tiro hour gamea :.ars almost on the howling lanes, Dave New­ oion chairman, indicated he comb, a linotype operator at The tive committee, freeing Heyman to tory over Texas Tech as Cgixoll (8). The latter played a fine game p u s s and fans can look to at least play—and score 31 points—last Broussard scored 20 pointsC Aeft thought tha public declaration vrith. many sharp passes. Gary Three hour marathons when the Herald, witnessed this oddity. meant Moore’s agreement was Winning seven of 10 events,^relay quartet in addition to Korner The bowler tossed a perfect night. But Duke, now 9-2 In the only two games separating/' top Braves Will Trade Infielders Klnel (11) and Rich Andrulot (8) O ib msstenninds g^her to agree from fifth place in the SoutHwest canceled. He had held off action were the malnsUys for Deci's. ManchesUr High’s swimming were Jim Hunter, Matt NelU and strike, at least he thought so, as ACXj race, couldn’t manage a re­ team sploshed to an easy. 61-26 Then. on w hat;Strat^ to Imply. prieve once the Deacons t(»k the scramble. ’Texas Tech leads with on Areme's failure to defend the MIDGET LEAOUE • s s all 10 pins were knocked dowm.-As 7-2, followed by the Aggies and title because that fight was in victory over Hartford High yester­ Friday night the Indiana Journty the bowler turned around, to hts lead midway in the first half. Due to Fat Salaries They Get Standings for your Arkanaaa at 6-3, and Texas and day afternoon at the Arena Pool. to Torringtoh to take on always Off the Cnff disbelief, one of the pins had Wake Forest has one league the making.. W. L. Pet. SMU at 5-4 with each having five Mo(n)9, who hasn't defended the It was the seventh victory in nine strong Torrington High. Charlie fiosMIeld, former gen jumped around and landed just off New York—(NEA)--When the Elks ...... 0 1.000 Starts for the Indian natators and 200-jrard m«dl«r relay: 1. Uanches- gamea left. Arkansas whipped title atace ha knocked out Yvon ter uletoe, Murray. Hoi era] manager, presldem and head the No. 8 pinspot. Texas 74-59, Steve Strange’s 26 Bravea finished seven gamea behind Paganl Caterers ...... 2 .773 snapped a two-meet losing streak Paul Correntl, manager of the Durelle, Aug. 12, 1969, has fought Wyman Oil ...... 3 .687 Komcr). Time, 2:00.0. of an departments when the Boe- points led SMU over TCU 79-68, the Pirates and their voluble man­ «t" as much aa 206’ pouada since for Coach. Dick Sollanek's crew. 200-yard freestyle: i. Hurl (M). $. ton Braves censored an Eastern HoUday Lanes, said he witnessed NCiAA Tournament. Before that and Rice handed Baylor its 10th ager, Charley Dressen, last fall, Fletcher Glass ...... 4 .300 Scott Huri of the Indians and Bernier (H). 3. Neill (M). Time. 2S.4.^ the Deacons play non-leaguera VII- fihan. Weight may be another 60-yard (reealyle: 1, Then (ll). 1 Leagu* baaeban taam in Hartford, the same oddity this season. straight loss, 61-58 in other SWC Bjrdie TShbetts and Johnny.McHale Ma'a A Bill’s ___ ...... 5 .376 Pete Klimanowskl Of Hartford 1)001 wrltea frimi BDlsraukee. “ Tour en Rolling in the Elks League, Nap lanova. St. Francis (Pa) and New fttHkmi, jmr?B)ffi(wf1lf3lffited for Peck Lumber 6 .333 Staskavlch (H), 3. VerfaillTa (M). Time, games last night. decided to do something about It ^ obtuty to ahed were double winners. Huri cap­ 34.8. thuaiaaflc rac^tfc» of Hal Good Pitcher knocked over all 10. pins Tork U. In an attempt to improve Elsewhere, NCAA-bound St. Judging by the transactiona Man. Auto P a r U ...... 7 .222 tured both the 200-ysrd free-style 200-yard individual medley; 1, KUm- Bough brfaigB tMa note ef thanks with his first ball. In some manner, on an outside record that stands n^iognlro Jnliwltiii Keith’a ...... '...... 7 .126 Inowakl (H), 3. Baxter (M), 8. Smith John’s downed George Washing­ made it would appear that the Mil­ Modra already has been deprived and 100-yard backstroke events. (M). Time. 2:36.7. Double Guaranteed ftom all who endone heartily one of the pins came back and set­ at a mediocre 3-5 now. waukee front office decid^ the The Owl see set a Hartford High Diving: 1. Chokas (U). 2. Sawyer Fifth-ranked Bradley (17-4) ton, 98-80, for a 14-4 record o f a big part of the 175-pound evinythiiig you say. Ifa heart- tled upright. Pitcher missed the Willie HaU scored 23 poinU and ROOKIE BRIEFING— Chicago Cub Coach Rip Collins, surest cure for what ailed the In the Only game played last record In winning the 200-yard In­ (H), 3. Kostenko (M). Winning Points. wmrmtag to And my Msnds back eUialve pin with both his second went Into overtime to edge Notre Utla by the National Boxing As- 47.20. Goodyoar Tiras only... AU-America Tony Jackson 22; right, discusses pitching with rookie lefthander Wayne Braves was a corner <)n Inlleldera. night, Paganl Caterers thrashed dividual medley in 2:36.7 and then 100-yard huiterfly: 1. KliminowsU there (Okamectiem) recognize and third efforts and instead of Dame, 84-81, at Chicago Stadium, aoplatlOn, which recognizea Har­ Keith's Variety, 61-25. Ms's (H). 1 Holgerson (M), t. Stewart (U>. Masaachusetts dropped Yankee The result U that SudsvlUa now has old Johnson of Philadelphia. Archie came back to also capture top hon­ d a s a ” Bloatfleld la now assistant collecting a strike for his efforts, lOth-ranked West VIrginU (19-3) Carlander at Cubs’ spring training camp. Carlander, three shortatopa, Roy McMillan, Bill’s won by forfeit over Pack ors in the 100-yard butterfly. Time, 1:02.3. _ . manager ef Cm MUwaukea Bravea. wround up with a nine box. used its zone press effectively again Cemferraee perennial Connecticut, says he'd want $200,000 to fight 100-yard freestyle: 1. 8taskavicb (U), 71-54, Juat about eliminating the along with other members o f the Cub pitching and Johnny Logan-and ^ d r e Rodgers, Lumber in the other scheduled Other individual winnera for 3. Hunter (M). 3. Miller (M>. Time, i for its ninth straight Victory, 80- catching corps, began early spring workouts Monday. and four aeimnd basemen, PVank Johnson. V. * game. Manchester were Karl Then, Ted 56.3. lNli!3-TNylmiiily...*12'’ 78 over Penn State; St; Joseph’s UOonns from the league^race; and If New Tork abould atrip him Dave WoUenherg (161. Bob 100-vard backstroke: 1. Huri (H), 3. in the Southern Conference, Bob (AP Photofax.) Bolling, iBiny MarUn, Mel Roach Chokas and Bruca> Murray ip the Heins (M). 3. Bernier (H). Tim*. 1:05.7. (Pa) (17-4) made it eight straight, o f. the. title, Maasaiwisetts, Brit­ Hughes (13), John Cain (10) and 100-vard breaststroke; 1. Murray 88-73 over Penn; and the South­ Ayersmah’a 26 points helped Vir­ and Felix Mantilla. ain and Europe likely-would follow 50-yard free, diving and lOO^ard This leaves the Bravea out of Joe Amin (10) led the onslaught breaztatroke reapecUvely. (Ml. 3. Wasilieft (M). 3. McBride (H). Nine of Top 10 Pros Absent west (Conference developed Into its ginia Tech whip 'WUliiun A Mary, iuit. In Ledidoa,' J. Onslow Fane, Time, 1:16.6. GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE GUARANTEE balance, forces the hand of Teb- for Pagani’s wliiie Brad' Bushey Doug Korner awam on both the 200-yard freestyle relay; J. Manches­ accustomed scramble in other 85-67, and 27 points each by Red pfaatdent of'th e European Boxing (10) and Jim Patul$kitulek (5) were Booker and Lee O’Bryan triggered JJConn^s Yankee Hopes Dim betU' and McHale to further deal Indians’ winning 200-yard medley ter (Korner. Hunter, N41I1 and Then).*] Reeeritnrd Guarantee-All new Goedyear major games last night. vrith outfits knowing Milwaukee Union and the British B o x 1 h g best -for Keith’s. Time, 1:41. For Tucson Golf Tournament Bradley, down 64'^B with three Richmond’s 90-77 decision over £ 3 - relay and 200-yard freestyle relay au(6 tilaf ara guaranteed by written ccrtiticate has to get rid of two or three ath­ Board of Control, said:. squads. Tsaming with -Korner. on ■ a|a)hlt nermel RMd Haiards-i.e., blowouts, minutes left, fought Notre Dame Davidson. "So Moore ia being, told 'Defend After One-Sided Loss to VMass letes and a couple of rather fat Nolan Jones of Arizona SUte the viptorlous medley relay array “York Lareaa ia tha beat shooter I fabric braaks, cuU-axcept npairabla punc­ (10-12) into, overtime at 68-alI. Hank Gimter fired 27 points and your title or else.’ I'm pretty sure Tuesoo. Aril., Feb. 15 Ifft—^Flnstetwald, Billy Clasper, Mike Art Hicks 24 in Seton Hall's 94- contracts. A club ia running. Into established a. new conversion rec were Murray, Art Holgerson and o f a basketball I'vs ever coached,” ture*. Guarantae limitad to original owntr then handed the trish their fourth money around second base when it tha European Boxing Union would for numbar of month* *p*cified. Boms of the luster hsa been taken Souchak. Doug Ford. BUI Collins 80 romp over ViUanova. Furman erd in football last saaton. He kick, Bob Heina. Other .members of the says North Carolina Cogoh Frank > straight loss with Tim Robinson At the Atlantic Fleet Basket-/ has a McMUlan and a LtOgan at support that.” from the $20,000 Tucson Open and Gene Littler. scoring five points, (Chet Walker got 22 i>oints from sophomore Ger­ The University of CoruiecUcut’s^ ed 25 extra-points without a mlu. triumphant 200-yard free-atyle McGuire., chances of retaining its Yankee ball Championship in Newport, $30,000 a yeajr and a Bolling and a But once Archie signs to fight Asy Gaadyttr e**l*r will rapiir without tharga, ar maka allawanca an naw golf tourney, starting tomorrow, That leaves only Jay Hebert, and Mack Herndon four each and ry Glur In a 93-78 rput of South BOY McBHlJLAN Rinaldi, or almost anyone else, Mra baead *s original Iraad dapHi rasiainisg and eurraitt “Gaedyaar Prtia” the PGA champ, of last year's top Conference basketball title have R.' I., the undefeated U 8. Ma­ Martin at $25,000. by the absence of most of the Mickey ’IHemann three in the ex­ Carolina. Oklsihoma State hit 26 been all but smashed by the Uni­ rines of Quantlco, Va., trounced Unaanal Twist ‘Have Someone 'to TVade’ It’S up to the promoters to produce game’s big money winners. 10 as a contender for the Tucson tra session. Robinson wound up for 27 free throws and toppled UUe. versity of Massachusetts, Sublant (Submarine AtMMMM. of There la an unusual twist here a challenger and carry ththugh'.' ' .fin e of the top JO m (»ey win­ with 28 points, Herndon 21 and Oklahoma in a Big Eight test, New London, 114-62. in that when Dresaeh felt Lbgan If he isn’t Rinaldi, the opponmt Othir Fimoufi Ooodyiir Tins Guarfintfied from 21 to 36 Months ners of 19(K) are passing up this But the field Is not without its Walker 15. 48-42, and in the West Coast Massachusetts delivered what may be the kiiockout blow at Am­ wasn't moving quite fast enough Tourney Bound eould be Jones, winner of 15 p: one. big names, all of whom are men­ (Chicago Loyola (12-5) -en­ Athletic Conference, Santa Clara fights and ranked fifth 1^ tl Goo(iyear Safety Mstmie tioned as threats for the top hanced its tournament chances in herst last night, upending the on the tougher chances, Executive Included in the missing as Ar­ beat San Jose State 30-29 and Sb. Vloe-Presldent TebbetU turned to NBA; Chic Calderwood, the un All Weether Nylen ^ l nold Palmer, the reigning glamour money of $2,800, and the sponsors the opener of the doubleheader, Huskies. 71-54, It was the third Bacon Nips RHAjVf Mary’s downed Pacific' (Cal) 72- straight year the Rednien worked Three-WajT Battle McMillan, whori he formerly man­ beaten.*.8cot, or possibly even boy of golf and winner of this aren’t squawking. nipping Mei*quette, 81-78, on a 64. (toodyeer Custom O AU M Tlt last minute field goal and free their home court magic on Con­ aged in Cincinnati. Not to he out­ Schoeppner or Johnson. PROMPT DEUVERY SSRVICi Super-Cushion fieyen year's Phoenix and San Diego There are former champs Bob A corner hook ahot by sopho­ By 5748 Margin It atoms likely Moore will sign: niE E > A a a iN « A t A U STORES . a Opens. Rosburg, Jim Ferrier and Lionel throw by Mike Gavin, who scored necticut, For Second Spot done in this deparUrtept. Vlce- more Gene Shields at' the busser The loss dropped UCkmn to third Presldent-Geheral Manager Mc­ — but not “right now,” So is Doug Banders, one of the Hebert, who won in Tucson a c(ni- 28 points. settled the Santa .CHara-Stui Jose Hebron—Taking full advantage hottest golfers on the circuit pie of years ago. , Sub Kenny Ward, filling in for HRlace in the conference race with In „NBA Western Hale turned to the Detroit Tigers the Most Complete Line of Tarms as tow as weekly I match between two of the paUon"s a 6-3 league record and an 11-9 of an over-aggreastve RHAM de­ Who Ued Palmer at Phoenix only Former U.S. (Jpen -title holders ailing Rod 'Thorn, hit a Jump ahot he formerly rah to plug the hit­ fence in the second half, Bacon top exponents of basketball At- overall mark. Massachusetts is 12- New York, F’eb. 15 (>P>—A mer­ ting vacuum at second base with to loae in Monday’s playoff and Tommy Bolt and Jack Fleck are with five' seconds left for West fenqe. Tom Meschery’s 11 straight Academy’s tournament bound baa- Kiiba^k Defeated who finished second to Billy Max­ on hand. Bolt likes tbe fiat 6,434-. Virginia’s victory — capping a 8 overall and 2-5 in the circuit. ry three-way battle la developing Bolling. points in a threetminute span in In other games Involving Con­ ketball team pulled away in the WINTER DRIVING NO MONEY DOWN WITH THE OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR well at Palm Springs two weeks yard, par 70 El Rio Golf and Mountie drive m m five points be­ today for the third playoff spot in , Going by immediate past per­ laat twojMriods to trim RHAM, ago. MAxwell isn’t here either. County Cdub lasmut. He should. hind with four minutes remaining^ the second half helped St. Mary’s necticut clubs, Fairfield beat/St the Western Division of the Na- formances. you Would have to; say in Lowell Fmals Gaels to their fourth atral^t Francis Oolltge of Brooklyn, 91-83, 57-^8. irw *a RHAM’a fourth Neither are Ken Vdnturl, Dow He's won here twice. Paul Miller scored 22 points and t i o n a 1 Basketball Aasmation, that McMillan and Bolling "will straight defeat. NEEDS! WCACvlctory. and Trinity bowed to Clark, 70*66. while the first plaBobby Jenkins headed the 19 pointa and his accurate shoot­ auffered a frightful leg injury, Tueadoy’s BssaR* rington, 7:16. ^ Fairfield attack with 38 points. plays third base and the outfield, sonals, three in the final two pe­ i Fits— ing helped put the'Celtics into a riods. Boston 113, Los Angeles 93 342 E. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-D117 At Worcester, Trinity led, 32-31 64-65 halftime lead. He sank sev­ too. Rodgers also' plays third and at halfUme. But Clark’s 6-foot-4 Will Winfrey and Dick Kodyn 0 t Louis 186, Detroit 134 IGNITION AUTO-LITE CASTROL en, field goals in a row during the flrat base and the outfield, but anv- paced the winners with 15 points Wsdnsaday’e Sdisdnis Boick ’57-’58 Hockey at a Glance Roland Gurdette came In after thing *Dressen gets out of the Wg by M ALL6RY Sto-tul with Power Bond MOTOR OIL and JACK’S ATUNTIG DBJLB. spree in .the ae

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PAG! aivroih w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHfESTBR, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1961 SAGE SIXTESN Sabnrbnn For Salt 75 Houggg For Sale Hbiisat For Salt HonsM For Sal* Movliit—vHmekiEi— THERE OtTGHTA BE A LAW b y FAGALY and SHORTEN Roobib Wlthoat Bovd S0 Pr-MANCHE8TBR-Caps, Immaeu- MANCHESTBR-COlonlal. 8 large TO SETTLE estate —reasonably LabciP^? Secretary Sei^s S ton gt 2 0 ississsn ssss.. teas parking,1«PC ROOM qAPEj htaajjawgy . ^ lets condition, 8 hednmms, sepa­ bedrooms, large abaded lot, ex* priced 6 room boose, main blgta- h aat,.ll| ^ . hot vratar Am U bad.) gw age, tun idiad d&ntaar,.>/ W , rate dining room, large trees, on otUent location maoy extra fea- -way. three aorss of ' land,, newly AUraiN A CMAMBBR8 Oou Umal- Bur INC WMor n n v 1MV'MM «M - vttwi Boraaton Motel, MI 940M, badia, wooded lot, assy walking | lot, priced tor quick sale at $18,800. turea. OutsteBmbg value; Asking decorated, new beattog/ system. moving, packing, Misrage. law llHMBKiuir ew w io*rw 4D e w COOK ------—\ dlBtanca to aehools. bus, and S ^ CLASSIFIED MOm M lA PK M IMAM M A ItOimM. VAIIP* CaU the R, F. Dimock Co., MI $80,800, Veraon-«ew Capes and CaU Ml S.3788 week ^ s . 3 Million More Jobless rate on long dtstance moves to CUBAN, emnlorUbie room tor «in». Don’t ««»— tus outstandbM 8-8248. Barbara W ^ s , ^ 8-7703, Ranches, $12,490 and $18,990. For 4S states. Personalised serrice. W young lady, JwuMliold^vnegae. yslua, PUDbrick Agaaopi Johanna Evans, MI 8-8688. dSteils or .appointment, caU Rob­ '' . EdUt. CBM4H. near a h o p ^ . M l |A4M. | M I (M484. - ______■ . Wanted—*1^1 Estate 77 ert Wrtverton, Broker, MI 8*1814. Rt>ckville-Vemoii advertising M AM Cmsrat Moving aad Tri^- gU,900SEVEN room Ooldniai « n —BOLTON— New 6 room oape, fintneadj foraial dining room, fireplace to DELUXE s p u r level. 8M baths, 'T YOj^'ce^dertog selling your tng Oompeayi Local and long dle- Apartnifiitih-FlBta— hadxookas, nloa lot, bwsa. oaOtnpI* roonu, buUt-tn r range, . n » magnlflcent home? CoU Of tor personalised a mactal claas''oC UlBoe Biovtnc, Phe“ « gg to locatad. Carlton w. RuteUna, Uvtog room, open staircase, 8 service: Joseph Roesetto, broker; ly on employara. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS . age. Ragolar serrioe throughout T en esM atB luge bedrooms, IH baths, walk rec room, g a xtg r, htob elevation _ MI9Jn83. CtiUan W. Rutebtos, M l 84183, Pbope Ml 8-0308.______Move Afoot The propoi sd " _ 8:15 AM. to 4:80 P3I. New Enfriend States and Flortde. out Basement with picture win­ GENERAL RENTAL I ), 4 tinliliad, not only «flacrimtoat-Paperiiir 21 NEW. JSRgT Door, flva room Colotoal. Hof WMtt boat, cenM O town line to Vernon. L-ahaped This Is truly a best of buys. Thera Why gamble? CaU In a firm that Vernon calling for a special dis­ employers. , Tte HefaM le leepeaeMe for eatar ONE laeaneot efeealtted apaibneiit, built-in oven and baths, fireplaces, fun basaments. ranch, fireplace, built-in G.E. is a full dormer, a tiled bath, and trict meeting and establishment nf E. RuuwU Bartley a< tha INTERIOR PAINTING, decorating, has stood the test of time. Just call adSSSeU aat& a oaiy ta th e^ -a ^ • rango, «m . Ml S-8878, MIS-4840. stove and oven, IH baths, 8 extra an extra lavatory, an attached ga­ on the Crockett Agency for capable a government consisting of presi­ Itoola Menutoeturars’ Aeaertatleii ceiUnge, Ooora, p ^ p e th a i^ «maha aeadT laaertlea. Erreca whieh Oe aet taaeta the 7 * ^ large bedrooms, garage, amesite rage. Even a dishwasher in the assistance and advice without ob- dent and hoard of directors. argued that his stato aii4 othala Steaming oR waUpaper. ^ ROCKVDXE — Baa ua tor y o u r PRINCETON 8T.—7 rocan ocfleatal drive, near new school All types comfortable kitchen. 10% down ligation. Coil MI S-iS77. We which have tostltutod'I workmanship. Pres sstimstas. No apartment! 8H rooms, beat, ap- with 4 bed^omM, IH hatha, l a m are Members of the Vernon Tax­ of financing available. Shown by with V.A. or F.H.A. mortgage. Low mem bers'of Multiple Listing. payers’ Bureau and bureau sym­ unemployment benefit Job too s m ^ John VsifSlUs, MI puances, parUng, ^ monthly; Uvlng room with flrsplaco,^ hpt appointment only.,CaU the R. F. priced ar$l6,soo. at their own expenm wmdg 6a ^ta- S-SSll. Wriey Reifiw Oo„ MI 9-4834, TO water beat, one-w pwVe-.BP ^ pathisers are apparently Interest­ YOTO OOOPERAnON WOE P | «-l k A t 3 . 2 7 1 1 Dimock Cki., MI 8-5245. B arters ed in such a move. criminated against under the Khli- BE AITEEOAYED l/IOl m i I 1 0-llM. pobBment only. PbUDrlw Agency, Woods, Ml 8-7702. Johanna Evans, JARVIS REALTY CO. ARE YOU having trouble oeUtog nedy proposal. BOOERIOR AND mttrior patnttng ------^------I n 9-8484. your property? SeU it direct. Have Bureau Chairman Loren Vice s M papertiangtng. WsUpsper MI 8-5653. M I-3-4112 MI 3-7847 . PI 2-8311 Apart from tho. bearing at ttoa THREE AND tour room ready cash waiting. Call ! ■aid there is "nothing official on capltol, Chairman Dannla Cluma* books. Guarantsad workmanship menta. Including beat, hot water, I MANCHESTER — lively 8 rom •nmuuJir BEAUTTPUL 7 room spilt level, 84196. it yet.” he ssdd there will he a D-NM., of tho Senato Fntie Lost and Foond Business Services Offered 18 Reasonable rates. Polly insursd. taa tor eoddng, electric retrigara-1 flnlriied Cape, 4 bodrooma, - clw IV -B O L T O N -R lga Lana, 7 room corner lot, one-half sere land, near meeting of the bureau and other Fast and courteoua aarvlce. Lao ------>7737 Irom utlUtiea, recreation room, $18,81,800. ultra modern ranch home, 4 bed­ WISH SOMEONE to handed your Works Committee dlaeuasad artth SUP COVERS expertly made, sofa gag atove76i^ >n 8-77S7'1 school and bus, reasonable. Cslt interested persons shortly and an Kennedy a stepping up o( ptiWo TOST—PASS BOOK No. 10*39. No­ J. PeUeUer. MI 9-6SM. 0-7 p,m. only. ' Tongren, Broker, MI 8-8831. room*, 2 full tiled tetha, living; real eaute? Call me at m 9-0320 and two diaira, 337, plus material. after 6 p.m. Owner MI 3-2867. / announcement may be made at works construction. tice’ la hereby given th ^ P m room, dining room, kitchen, 2-ear for prompt and courteous service. that time. Bo(A No. 10*39 issued bjr the MI 9-1154 after 6. PAINTINO AND ROCKVnxJC — finH-sUg located. SIX ROOM capiTflidihed, brsmi' garage, amesite tennis court, one Joaepb Barth, Broker. (Jhavez predicted a conatdM U e Good clean workmanriilp at rea­ 8H rooms, W te^ S eT dinette, way, garage, fireplace, bat water The taxpayers’ group is sdso in­ expansion o f pubUe works M t 4a- ' Fint-Mutrheater Otflce, Hartford COSMA APFUANCE Serrioe—Re­ acre Wooded lot. Owners asking / terested, Vice said, in the bill re­ sonable rates 30 years la Mam bedroom, livtog room, tile bath, I oU heat, excellent i^atlon Lots For,Sale' 73 IF YOU WANT to sell your prop­ dined to go into detail. Ha aoH National Bank A Trust O om puy pairs all makes refrigeraton, 828,800. For appol cently submitted to the General cheater. Raymond Piaka. Ml Help Waated—Female 85 Doga—A » Ib i FstB 41 HoasohoM Goods SI throughout, bus line, SO days oc­ R. F. Dimock Co., MI S424S. Bar­ erty and time is of the essence, Kennedy will mako storla tadMl* has been loot and an>UcaUon has &eeiers, washing machines, dry- appUances furalabed. $86 rar I Assembly by Vernon Rep. Gerald been made to said bank for pay­ 9-9*37. month, newly decorated, m | cupancy. Priced 'at only W .800- bara Woods, MI 6-7702. Johanna TWO B ZONE lots with city please call this office for speedy mendations "to the not tar dla- erS, ranges, oil ao4 g*s baraors. WANTED-Woraan tor part-uma ANYONE UftlNO A Bibe dtg tor ALBERT’S FEB. SAUDI Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7890. water. .Unton St Manchester. and efficient service. W* buyand Allen. The bill, if passed, would re­ ment and issuance c t new bocA. MI 9-0883. All srork'guaranteed. 8-1869, TO 84488. Evans, MI 9-8653. tant future.” EXTERIOR end Interior painting, work. Apply Now System Laundry, riind. German Bh«dwrd and OH- 1, 3 or 8 YEARS TO PAY! *2,350 each. MI 9-6495. / sell. J. D. Realty, MI 8-5129. turn to the City of Rockville a Goldberg, wbo recently c«W|lit- ceilings rellnished. Paperita portl'on of Circuit Court fines be­ KonCE IS HEREBY given that SNOW PLOWING— Driveways, Harrison St. Ue. S3 West C e n t e r ^ START TOUR ROCXVILLBl-44 Grove St. Heat-1 LARGE 7 room colonial, IH baths, ed a tour o f some o t tho halrqaat- Wallpaper books. Batimatee . ------filed, 3 fireplaces, large breese- IT’S NEVER TOO COLD TO CHOICE AA zone lota. City utlU- HAVE-BUYER for Cape or small cause the city maintains the court Pass Book No. SS0878 issued by parking areas. 34 hour service. MI MONTHLY PAYMENTS ed two room furalabed apartment hlt unemployment areaa, told Cte PuUy covered by,lnsuranee. OaR way, porch, 3-car garage, buUt-to ties. Beautiful view'. Ready for Ranch. Mildred Charlxmneau, facilities. The Savings Bank of Manchester 3-1348. nsr A l ^ Alao. stogie light bousekeeptog MOVE WHEN THE committee he had seen t l Brat has been lost and sppHcaUon baa Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. Articles Fdr Sale 46 rooins. TR 6-9694. oven, plate, garbage dispoaal and Spring building. M l 9-5524. broker, MI 3-0683. Vice said feeling fa rural Ver­ Help Wanted— Blale 86 3 ROOMS FURNITURB hand what he called the dentriie-' been made to said bank for pay­ SNOW PLOWING—Driveways end dlsbwaaher. AU d ty utUitles. BuUt non Is that the bill should be op­ Uve effecta o t unemploymeht nqt flCOIB MULOB nvlell. fnrii' *9.88 MONTHLT . TO 'R E N T—4 room heated apart- PROPERTY IS RIGHT ment of the amount M8 , heat, stove and re- MANCHESTER — 8 room home, This (unempiloymsnt oempta- And Otber Acoeoaocles onl;^ $17,800. 3 twin sized bedrooms, trict. aatlon) program udll qnlcktf put MI 3^3671. ing Llcenaed and insured. Wllaon an opening for a young men to be .frigerator. OsU MI 8-3788 before] $9,500. Short way out—3-faraily, He said the transfer would Household Services Electrical Co., Manchestor, Ml EVERYTUINO 8333 ceramic tiled hath, a 13x24' living into circulation almeat $1 Mmon trained aa a salea repreacntatlva 8. 4-4, over 8 acres of land, tuu price, O f Belgian Jet; Deaths at 73 make the Towm of VeiTion respon­ Offered 18-A 9-4n?. Glaatonnaiy, MB 8-7378. $18,000. Many more new and used room, dining room and many cab- of purchasing power to. buy the for the Manchester araa.- Bxealtent • 8 ROOldi FURNITURE ROCKVILLB — 14 Laurel—WeU toeted kitchen. Attached garage, sible for maintaining ‘ court fa­ AniKMiBOunents Starting salary, commlasian and homes from $4,800 up. Cell HW (Continued from Page One) necessities o f life,” Goldbfrg aaid, DICK’S WEATHERSTOIP Com­ $10.18 MONTHLT heated >. room furnished apart­ full basement. If financing is your cilities and all court revenue bomia. Company vehicle furalabed Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ times normally as a Caravelle Jet adding that ths money W6iw ^8 pany doom and windowa. custom TINK. AND oqnipaiaat nafalo. ment. Tel. TO S-9S94. problem, see us TODAT: Come l^would, therefore, stay tWith the INOOME TAXES prepared In your Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 and aU expanses paid. AU employs b r a n d NEW tors, MI 84930, MI 9-8824. ancing to the sky thm, as it flew was Just taking off,” he said. Ail out quickly to a large number o$ home or by appointment. Exper­ Work guaranteed. CaU ccdlect SHI- Saiaa and servics. AF Equipment, Wedtlngbouae Retrlnrator, Uvtag prepared to move in! seemed all right then suddenly town. people and therefore "ba hiaat beneata, surii aa vacation with pay. FOUR ROOM apartment heated, oyer a small nearby wood, it ienced tax work. 24 hour service. Umantic. HA 8-1198. FIRST AND second mortgagee. We Center St., m 0-9063. Hoom, Bedroom, Dinette, Ruga, MANCHESTER —^ 6 room idder' ws reaBsed something was going Fashions to Spark Urban Renewal Show The petition for a spralal 'diS' beneficial to our economy." alio buy mortgages, terms to suit Insurance, etc. ExceUent importun­ stove, refrigerator, adults. No sMmed to recover power and CaU MI 3-472*. Lampi, Tables and Many More home to exceUent repair at $9,800. JARVIS REALTY CO. wrong. TTiere were no more con- AU except Patty MiUer la mirage. The banka of snow to left and right are really the white dia­ trict meeting to estabiiaa a new He estimated that the number «C HAROLD A SONS, RubUsb remov­ borrower. Prompt service. No »p - ity tor advancement Pbr this bet­ WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy trim­ ; Mts. AvoUable March 1. 3001 MI 8-4112 MI 3-7847 PI 2-8311 pointed upwards and then it sud­ Accessmdee 2-famiIy duplex with garages con­ tacte.” mond sands of a South Sea retreat where brief bathing suits are the rule. That masonry pUe in government to 'Vernpn, if mrculat- unemployed who have >ashmatad ItedERAL. INOOME taxes pre­ al, cellara, and attica cleaned. pralsal charge. E. C. SoUmene, ter than average position, apply at med, plaotic coated, many 1961 I Ipruce. MI 94928, denly fell. It looked as if the pilot EVERYTHINO $383 veniently located. Good buy at "Tha plane appeared out of con­ the background is really a bamboo hut with thatched conning tower. A close look will reveal a could mean a'move''toward their benefits, now nnabalt mflUen, pared with your savings In mind. Ashes, papers. aU rnbbiah. Harold Broker. MI 9-0500. ______ittema to choooe from. C. J. $18,800. Both irill finance well. had made a desperate effort not greater district autonomy' and the 832 MAIN STREET FOR RENT —1 4 room unheated . IN AND AROUND trol. Jt fell like a bomb.” tribal chieftain peering from one of the windows. At any rate, the girl and the bathing suit and a . will rise to 600,000 by. 1 and Reasonable rates. Gall Ml 9-694S. Hoar. MI 9-40M. Sorrison Point Store, 388 Center The Elsie Meyer Agency, Real­ to hit the houses." taking of more powers. The Ver­ IF YOUR BANK won’t listen, we Manchester 3 ROOMS FURNITURE apartment, second floor, conven­ : • MANCHESTER Boring, the plane's builders, number of other articles of spring (or summer) fashion will be displayed to an hour-long fashion "to the 12 months foHewtog.l^pril S t tors, MI 9-8524, MI 8-6930. Dozens of fire trucks and am­ non Taxpayers’ Bureau has op­ INOOME TAX retuma prepared by win. Money avaUaUe in any 814.74 MONTHLY iently located, school age chUdren said this was the first 707 crash show Feb. 22 at .Sykes Junior High School auditorium. Tha fashion show, sponsored by Town and 1 at least another 8 million week- p a i n t s t o r e bulances converged on the wreck­ posed consolidation fairly consist­ former internal revenue agent In amount for first or second mort­ manager wanted by SACRIFICE-SALE— b r a n d ^IEW accepted. AvaUable March 15. Reduced and Sensibly Priced at involving passenger fatalities Country Casuals of RockvUle, is one of the prime attractions of the rather unusTial meeting arranged era are expected to exhaust benp- wen known ' paint manufacturer ROLLING PARK — The buy of age. ently to the pest and has indicated your hmne or by appointment. gages. Terms to suit your needs. FURNITURE Norge Washing Machine. Westtog- Rent $85. Write Box E, Herald. buys. Six rooms, baths, dor­ among 12.12 milUon passengers by the RockviUe Redevelopment Agency to explain to the public the city’s urban renewal program. fits before they gat JOba. a t ivhWk pTfdHI^ _ __ in Manchester area. State exper­ house Refrigerator. Bedlam liv­ $ 8,600—Older 7 room home, new An airport officer said clothea The fashion show begins at 7 p.m/ to be followed by a plctotrial presentation of the program. A it 'Will oppose the present conaoH' about 2.6 miniens are eo^oetad to Also. amaU baaineaB aervloek. MI 0>naiecea of aluminum melting like poured on the wreckage. employment tax on aaijMearii placementa. umbrellaa repaired, No OhUgafion! Itemized Police Bill with a street sweeping machine. been brought up recently. He de­ nets and ’to^'^'toal. Raymond nmn'a shin coUara reversed and WiUimantlc via East Hartfordc perience Or more. Please apply at of push type. *99.98. Used 7 h.p. ______' ______J city water and city sewerage. $16,900-4-4 duplex, 4H96 mort- jutter. A Sabena spokesman said posi­ tocreastog Its boss from MhMft ta NEWLY PAINTED. 4 room iq>art-1 Must h« sold, owner transferred. The company bid $9,444 on one nied any. personal connection 'with Girard, M l repUced. Mariow’s Little Mend­ Investment return within year, E A 8 Gage Company, Mitchen Bolens tractoix to good abiqie. If you have no means of trans­ g«ge- Amid the mud and mise. lay tive identification of the bodies 75-Second Meeting $4,800 per employe. GoldbetK phtd ing Shop., .Will trade tmr bouse land, or late Drive. Salea and service. Capitol Equip­ portation, r u send m y auto tor you. ment, front and back porches en­ CHARLES LESPERANCE $17,900—2 completely delux^ 6 room plane fragments, aA.^ engine half would be diffibult. A bill of *2,467 for police serv­ four cubic foot model and *8,596 the propoeal or support of it. the Increased yield would «Wi)a TAX PROBLElilS are my husineaB model car. Ftoabctog arranged. Re ment Co., 38 Mato St. Ml 8-7888. closed, third floor, Mapla St. MI ranches, large lots. buried, twisted pi'Mes o f pipes and Army cranea went to the spot on another four cubic foot model; Vice said It had been decided the statea to repay the tadaial an year ’round:vlf you need aa- ' WANTED—Experienced, riioe sales­ A—L—B—E—R—T—'--S 3-8871. MI 9-7620 ice in the Vernon Fire District was and $7,796 on a three cubic foot at one time to release a public quires Uttle m a n a g ^ . 12 paaaen 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD $17,900—Large 8 room cape,. 2-fsm- cables, arms and legs protruding to lift the heavier pieces of wreck­ Seventy-five seconds were government within flva yaoia atal .alstance with youtmtum or rec­ BidldiBY-ContractlBE 14 ger Mercury Airport Limousine, man, salary idus commission. CaU UNIFORMS, den mother eonwlete, ily potential. Route 6, business from tbe tangled mass. age. Officials found the flight re­ turned back to the Town of Ver­ needed last night by 16 Vernon model. The cubic footage is the statement today, but that the de­ also buUd up thetr. isaa m a. ord keeping, HI 9-6189 from 9 in person. Morton Shoe Store, 778 rile 18 ehort; waitress mack, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. FOUR R(X>M duplex; automatic j MANCHESTER—9 room executive Tbe control tower commander corder Instrument and took charge non yesterday because the bill was voters to approve an appro­ measure of the hopper or dirt box cision was reversed In a recrat Anticlpattog oppomm 18 Gw WiUimantlc HArriaon 8-2712. colonial ranch, situated hi one eC : zone. to 9 for income tax imd bookkeep­ Main Street, Manchester. white, nylon, size 14 short, PI • Sat. 6 P.M. gas heat, bus line. Adults pre­ said the plane had been in touch of its tape. not Itemized. priation of $5,000 to cover un­ on the truck. get-together. financtog method. whRlh la dtai- A. A. DION, m e ferred. AvaUable March 1. Box F, j the ftoeet localities that lends A $20,900—New large 7 room cape. 2 ing service for Indlvlduala and painting, , UNIQUE 3-8480. full baths, attached garage. with the tower but ahortly before The airport commander said it expected snow removal costs sidered. the moat fontriwaiaial smaU hualneMea. SEE OUR grand aelecfion of metal Herald. suburban atmosphere. This beau­ Selectman William R. Hahn and The price makes allowance for and additions. Cetlinga. Wovfcman Boring Mill Operators kitohen and dinette seta. Our mid $25,600—Large deluxe 6 room ranch the crash "W e loat contact.” might take six months to astab- Town Counsel Robert F. Kahan and to approve a special voter- the trade-in value o f a 1955 sweep­ part of the bill, Goldterg OhM OK SERVICE STATION tiful custom dertgned and custmn Ush the cause of the crash; making session for Feb. 26. Increaso to the tax baM U A " ito g X ship guaranteed. 389 Anttonn 8t Bridgeixirt Miller Operators COMPLETE SET of World Book wtater sale prices are very, attrac­ bunt home featuraa an the mod­ . plus separate 3^ room apart- "The plane circled two or three said the decision to have the bill er. Children’s Farms MI 8-4880. Etocydopedioa. CsU MI 8-3840. tive. Easy terms. Marlow’s, Ihc., FIVE R(X>M d^ex, hot water. inent, garages, 2 seres. itemized was correct.. The appropriation for snow overdue Improvenwat” Tagawltei PersfH iali OPPORTUNITY Tool Makers ern conveniences for todajrs lux­ Other bids were from the R. W. of the present emerVKiey. Tflam 861 Mato St. SulUvan A v ;., Wiq*iH>ptog.'^ 4-1948. ury Uvtog and yet offers x touch Eire District Commissioners Don­ .removal will cow'expenses in- Thompson Co. of Newington, *10,- ADDITIONS, remodeling, r e c SINGER USED machine bergatoa: Building Lota — Farms — Acreage President Nasser’s United Arab Called Successful the unemployment toauraaea afi> ▼ACDDM q MAKERS Must he able to read blueprints of colonial design. TUa home Is ju- ald <’B. Loyerin and John R. W il­ 'curred during and after the.last ‘494 for the four cubic foot model rooms, bathrooma tUed, aU typea OUtetandbigly attractive modern Singer electric portable $39.95; ALL KINDS sterilized Used furni­ PORTER STHEET—5 room, second Republic last night officially, storm and will givd the town a tern 'waa aet up,' ha aaid, wages m y enm home alMp. I w ly o f carpentry. CaU M I 9-4391. and make own setups. First class ferad at *75,000. Details m * [/b e liams returned the bill to the and *9.854 for the three cubic foot 2 bay service station for lease; Sli^r electric. console $89.50; ture, some reflnished. sparkling, floor, apartment, redecorated, oil LAWRENCE F. FIANO More Belgian recognized Gizenga's regime as slight cushion in case of future Vienna — Established two years were taxed 100 per cent ojM aw ii «faaCory eaperhnee. AU machinists only need to apply. Ap­ obtained by contacting Robin Board of Selectmen after deciding model; Bleiler Eiquipment Co. of when the $3,000 limit w as aetrt- fMm n tea, toae eathnatoe. BIDWELL NmicB improvsmsiB 28,000 gailons per month class, lo­ plus a few others reduced this clean iqipUances. tocludtog gaa furnace', garage, *109, M I .9-5229, Murdock at the U A R Real^ Co., Realtor , MLS the legal government of The Con­ snow removal work. ago as an experiment, children’s c a te to pleasant local community. ply week up to 509$. Every machine and gas combtoafion ranges; an­ 9-5. ______in a commissioner’s meeting that, West Hartford, *9,750 for the four collective farms have proved suc­ liahed to 1939, 97 te r eont Of niahDp und deUveiy. Mr. Co. Alterations, addtttana, ga- MI 3-2893, MI 84473. MI 3-2766 go- The votermaking session, cubic foot model; and the H. O. ♦JA>1471. ' We are more interested to your. fiiUy guaranteed. Singer Sewing tique sap buckets (wood) $1.35; Embassies H it as representatives of the people, cessful in Hungary, the official wages was covered. But at prsa- Rootlag and aiding coqierts. DELTA CORPORATION Red China quickly lined up. proposed by the Board of Se­ Penn Machinery Co, of Newing­ quaUficafions than yoUf bonkroU. Center. 882 Main St. MI 8-8888. smaU antique organ, aU parts in |(5u 8TOM BUlL/r 1988 8 room Paul P. Fitno MI 3-0468 they (the Commlsisoners) were re­ news agency, MTI, claims. It says ent, only about 60 per oam .of m cl^boarda a aperialty. Ghana’s President K w a m e lectmen because of requests by ton, *9,697 for the four cubic foot wages come under the tax. itaMCTOOLOX SaltB and Sanrles, Fqr thb right man, we wUI con- exceUent condlaon, case refto- Bnslneas Locations home. 3 bathe, fireplace, breeze­ Eki O a'w ford Ml 9-4410 (Conttnoed from Page One) sponsible for finding out in what the collectives were established iad workmanship. Earn 1249 Main St„ Hartford 32 CUBIC FOOT upright freezer, Nkrumah, always a supporter of new re.sldents o f the town, will "The $3,000 limitation haff M g banded fipraaenrattve. Alfred rider supplying financial assist­ ished. NEW 80 to 409$ off on For Relit 64 way, douUe garage, 391 acres way the money was used. model and *9,167 for the three cubic "to provide practical polytechnical budget terms. MI 9-8498 or 7R excdlent condition, che^. MI Lumumba, lashed the 'United Na­ be held In the town clerk's of­ since lost the- original raaaeR ..tar ..Amril, 3M Henry ■(. YW. MI ance, aU equipment and a cmnriuiy bronze/brass and chrome dinette tillable, oubwlrts. Cariton W. the demonstrators. Hie staff had The bill was the first submitted foot model. ■ training for school children, to de­ A4109. JANITOR 9-3878. LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned I ’THAWlNG-OUt SPECTALS tions for the role it played in The fice from F a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. its existence and , bears no logfaal -S44B0. paid, fuU scale promotion. How­ sets, mattresses, and many otber Hutchtof. MI 94182.______fled earlier. by the town to the district for po­ Bids are being studied in the of­ velop professional skill in various office. 10096 Mato St iocafian.' Congo. 25. ■ relationship to anything In peg- CARPENTRY repairs, roofing, rec ever, only first rate, dean, eXMr- Apidications are being accepted items. We* buy complete H dm lots An'dover—5 room ranch, new oU The mob then surged around the lice service in accordance with the fices of the controller and the high­ branches of agriculture, and to room, aluminum sldtog, doom and ienced operators heed gpply- You of furniture, LeBIanc Furniture Marlow’s 867 Mato S t PORTER STREET area, 8 roi»m heat, 'oversized garage, acre lot, U.S. officials were reported way division of the public works ticular,” Goldberg said. Ba saM It WANTEI>-Ride to Hartford. Work- for fuU-fime work in office main- Boats and Accessories 46 com er and stoned the U. S. and ordinance voted by district res­ help create the collective spirit.” windows. No Job too smaU. Excel­ vriU wait a long time for such an Hoepital, 198 South St., RockviUe. colonial, 3 baths, waU-wall carpet, *18,900. counting heavily on dozens of the department. originally ctmtorined to . Gw Ing hoars 8:804. Can MI 3-1319. STORE FOR rent on Bprace St British embassies. They skirmished idents in December. Pearl Gibson, Miss Carol Strong The agency aays the children, lent references. Ed Stasiak, PI opportunity to com e jrour way tenonce. Houra 4 p.m.-13 p.m. Com­ TR 5-2174. Open 94, Saturdays tUI garage, private ^rd. trees, Andover—6 rctd'to cape, detached smaller nations — particularly In and Mrs. Marie Waltz. Mr. and amount covered b y aodal eeattflly Reasonable and parktog to the with police, who dispersed them Chief Constable Edmund F. under the leadership of adults, taxes but this bam has sbwa Men 2-7884. again. CaU Mr. Vacek at JA 7-7321 pany offera good 4mges, exceUent ItfiO JOHNSON motor, 10 h.p., like 8 . V-. *17,900. .Carlton W. Rutchtos. MI garage, on Route 6, approximately Africa — to rally to the defense of Mrs. David Steele will serve re­ rear. CaU BQ S-Sno. SIC Spruec 94182. '______” with bamlxio batons. Neither em­ Dwyer, who turned the bill over elect their own farm management, increaaed to KSOO, days or JA 5;8914 evenings. benefit {irogram. Ajqily new. CaU M I 4-0956 after'4 p.m. Bt ______one acre lot. A steal at *13,900. bassy suffered serious damage. the U.N. This hope was bolstered freshments. make their own production plans, AntoBObnes for Sale 4 CARPENTER AND painter, celling NORMAN’S Bolton—Eixclusive 6 room ranch by India’s ambassador to Wash­ to the selectmen's ofllce. said it Saving Soil Big Job Seerdtary of Welfare AhfilMtn 1*14,300 HERB Hutchtooon built was his understanding that the Nursing Student Gapped and share the profits according to squares, floor tile, plastic files a ESTABLISHED luncheonette, go­ SPECIAL OFFER to anyone inter­ on one acre, 8 years old, custom The U. S. embassy staff stayed ington, M. C. Chagla, who said his A. ^blcoff waa to foUew Gerthaijg OLDER CARS mecbanlca spe- ranch, 8 rooms, fireplace, garage, total *14,702 appropriation for the their work. to the eland. specialty. H. E. RUlley. PI 2-7798. ing business on Mato/St. Pnnd- FIRST NATIONAL STORES BnilfUnB Materials 47 B U Y S O U T ested. 1100 feet of modera office built for the discriminating, on inside the compoond, which is pro­ government favors strengthening Miss Prudence Wood, daughter Washington — Farmers and :clai8, flxit yourself cars, always plea only,-Ideal for htuiband and . ...-—I ...... —> huge lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI tected by a high waU. No injuries jeriod from January to June be space at a deal with ato.cMdlfion- Route 85, additional land available the U.N. because “ it is only as of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ’Wood of ranchers co-operating with the Soil a good selection. Look bebtod our wife operation. finance. CaU Parte and Oakland Avo. exJDAN, USED lumber for sale, aa- Choice overstocked merchandise 94133. were reported. , merely divided by six for each of office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main, tog. Will subdivide. Mfli-S820 days '$28,000. the United Nations is. effective ■Vernon Center, was capped In Conservation Service planted 984,- Roofing—Siding 16 MI 9-8050, 54 p.m. only. Boat Hartford______sortad olies,, hardwood fioortog. of Gtoodwto’s Furniture Warehouse. or M I 8-5988. MI 84514 evtoiif Bolton—6 room cape, beautifuUy A-t Warsaw, about a dozen young the.months in the period. | ceremonies this week at Lawrence 567 acres of trees in fiscal 1960. In Window saoh and doors complew MANCHESTER — Highland Park that we will prevent civil war.” CALL OR SEIE ME for a good deal School District—two year old cus­ landscaped' lot, owner going West, toughs fought their way. into the The Fire District Commission Memorial Hospital in New Lon­ addition they planted 4,346 miles of RAY’S ROOFING CO., sbtogla and CERAMIC STUDIO to dty limits of EXPERIENCED meat cutter, good windows, pium t^ and beating COMPLETE ’ OFFIC® FOR RENT 600 square ’Tunisia's government radio at­ field windbreaits, 650.0DO rods of on 1981 Dodge Dart, Lancer and 8 R(X>M OUTFITS tom designed and custom buUt priced "for quick sale, *15,^. first floor of the Belgian embassy indicated there had been no recom­ don. Miss Wo6d, a graduate of TRADING'S TERRIFIC ON bout up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Manchester completely stocked wmktog condlUona,- good wages, supplies, aaaorted pipes and soil tacked the Soviet Action in' the hedgerows, and improved or pro­ WUIys Jeeps and fipit choice used AT SAVINGS OF ft. 10096 Hato St. location. Call home, 3 full filed baths, lavatory, Coventry—On' 44A, 6 room modi­ and roughed up personnel. Belgian mendation that the monthly Rockville High School, is a first tor work; roof chimney repairs. with kiln, molds, greeware inven­ 8 4 p.m., 8 days weekly. MI 8-8434. tepm. Open d a ^ 8:80 tai dark, M t 34419 MI 8-7814. new Congo crisis, calling it “dan­ year student in the hospital's tected ..more than 13,000,000 acres cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett 8096 16 8096 4' bedrooms, famUy room, ($ fied colonial,. a 8-7707. NATIONAL The Aristocrat—*8 wacbly ceUent return. Real estate invest­ Realtor. M l 8-1108. ______Belgian embassies in Moscow and maintains the constabulary and Don't give up! See Bemst Doug­ CLERK-TYPIST—Interestitag. per* ket experience. Will be trained for *795 iralue—*488 to a nerir 4 room ranch with *1,500 Belgrade yesterday, causing heavy supplies from the Communists and las, get the Idwdown on th« low­ quick promotion to department Framing, Truckloads $95 Per M’ ments' take precedence over aU the UAR to Stanleyville to make sends the bill to the distr.'ct. February Special! manent position, varied ' general others. OB). Realty, 470 Mato 8t „ MANCHESTER — iTwo delighlflil. yearly income. AU situated on 2 damage. The embassyin Rome est down and, smaUest payments manager. 8-day 40 boor WMk, holi­ Ping-Pong Tables $U.96 Each Free Storage—free deUveiy acres of beautiful landscape, the necessary refueling stop in the The actual contract la being dlfice work. Must be quick, obcu- MI 84139. Capes ready for Occupancy, city was- hit Monday night by rocks (.■ anywhere.' Not-a smaU'loan or Roofing and. CiuHliwys 16*A rate typist. Congenial employes. days. vacation, and toaorance bene­ Pref. Beech Paneling 29c Sq. F t One Week Only priced right. flung by student demonstrators. Sudan. drawn up now by -Kahan and Dis­ finance eampany plan. Douglas fits. Please apply to person 10 a.m.> utiUtles, well landscaped con­ XJberal benefits. Five-day 40 hour Pref. Birch Paneling 38o Sq. Ft. At our warehoum veniently located. One priced at French police today broke' up an Many observers in Cairo believe trict Cdunsel Roliert D. King. Good For The Entire Motors, SSSMato St. ROOFING-S] 4 p.m. " ■■ . . The m on^ appropriated by the' week. BU 9-2717. NbUe A West­ Natural Cedar Shakes $8.95 Pdr Sq. Pine and Forest Sts. Rouses For Sale 72 *14,600, the other a f *15,800. The J. D. REALTY attempt, by a mob of about 200 the Soviet Union already is geared roofs of aU Idnds, new roofs, gut­ Mo. 1 Common Oak Fioortog or Hartford Rd. Fire^pist^ is appropriated for Month Of February JEEP, 1958, brook Manufacturing Co., Wesf- Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtors, MI 470 MAIN ST. MI 8-5129 students to march on the Belgian for a big arms supply proges^ to one-ton pickup, '4 ter work, chimneys ' cleaned, re­ ' FOOD KING ^ " $ 1 8 ^ e r M* Mancheafer, Ckmn. the ^ r ib ® up to JUne 30. wheel drive, with plow. Call MI paired. Aluminum aiding, SO brook St., East ^Hartford. SOUTH WINDSOR -8 0 2 Graham 9-5534, MI 84980. embassy in Paris. Stanleyville. Mysterious Soviet HARTFORD RD. AND PINE ST. Disappearing Stairways |m.96 Es. 8-1893. yeaA’ experience. Free estimates. Rd. .One year old, BH room ranch, Police charged with swinging veasels recently have slip] In Germany WANTED—Housekeeper for widow, * MANCHESTER 1x10" 'Whits Pins Sbeattaliig' *9 2886°*^‘ ^ ^ attached garage.'large lot, Imme- n e w (XJSTOM buUt . Bhrt'ows & W a lla ce nightsticks... Demonstrators • then announced through) the A rm / Pfe Richard A. Blowers; Late-model Olds trade-ins-prieed fowl CaU Howley, MI S-5361, MI 84788. M l 8-*SSe Anmnum/nf tifaKl hiwna forl ' ______lu. ,______6H 1959 VOLKSWAGEN, low mUeage, Uve to. Write Box Z, Herald, or * \ $85 Per M’ dlate occupancy. Ideal hone for ranch with basement garage* Exclusive Listings staged a sltiiown on the pavement |^eadlng south Md report|piy''car- son off Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H, iCustom Fittfid - ■ [. color beige, sun roof, one owner caU Watertown CRestwood 4-2344. S' Knotty Pine Paneling I2c Sq. F t Ccstole or smiall famUy. FRA mort­ beautiful paneled kitchen^ on bua rying arms and qxiptowp. There Blowers of Rt. 2, participated in *60 OLDS. $2795 '59 FOH $1595 Mahogany Paneling I8c Sq. Ft. TORO SNOW Hound power handle Manchester « 75 yards from the embassy. I ' car. Reascmably priced. TR 5-4147, gage p o s a l^ with a *1,680 down line. BuUder Charles PbnticeUl, Alarm mounted throughout WMt- also hava been sig n a l ttoersssed the 4th Armoted Division's recent (Country Sedan BUtiea Heating and Plumbing 17 tT c a r r y at new Ims price Self-prbpeUed Village <3harm___ IncKviduoHy Cul; 88 Holiday Sedan. RockviUe. AMBmOUS MARRIED man with payment. Flormioe Realty, MI MI 9-9644. Soviet arms deliveries ,to Eg3)pt winter exercise at Grafenwohr- Wagon. GIRL FOR housework and child molt our dtaplay room on won model. Mtflow’s, Inc.. 867 Mato, .,,.c lt y conveniences to this love­ ern capitals as Communist sup­ PLUMBING AND heating — re­ car to oervice 4,0004,000 Fuller 8-4886. itself, indicatihg . the Russians Hohenfels training area in Ger­ Regular 18.95 1957 OR 1953 2-door Fords. Leav- care. Live to part;tlme. MI 94148. paneling and kitchen cabtoets. MI 94221. ly 7-room English colonial includ­ port for Lumumba’s political heirs modeling Installations, rtipalra. Brush customeis, Mfnebester. An­ BUSINESS AND home location on ing 80-ft. J living room, modem in The-Congo raised the specter might be using Cairo as an arms many. '59 M€KiC. $19^ for service. Selling either one. 66 ELWOOD ROAD-Oolonlai. large heavily traveled road. Six room '59 OLDS, $2295 All work guaranteed 35 years «x- COUNTER GIRL full-time, steady dover, Columbia area. Full or kitchen with diriiwaaher, 4 nice of a Korea-like war in the heart of depot from which deliveries could The 18-year-old wlreman Is at­ Montersy 6-Door Raid- 1 MI 9-2330. perie NATIONAL LUMBER, m e. WHITB CALORIC gas and oH Uvtog room fireplace^ forma* din- <^pe, garage and breezeway. Very irience. 24-hour oervice. CaU work. Apply at One HoUr Martta- part-time. MX 9-0090 Mr pdrsonal tedrooms. 2-c,ar garage. Fairly Africa. be. made to the Congo. tached to Battery B of the 16th Ar­ 88 Holiday Coupe. top. Ean VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. 381 STATE ST. range, good condiUm. MI 9-1468, iiM room; cabinet kitchen with gpod-'poesibUlUea. TOngren, Brok­ PLYMOUTH, 4idoor sedan, Iztog, ^ .W . Middle Turnpike, totervldw i^jpointmeat. dlrtiwasher. 8 bedrooms, IH baths, pricriced st '*24'900. The French Foreign Ministry The right-wing Paris newspa­ tillery in Schwablsch Gmund, Ger­ NORTH RAVEN, Conn. er, MI 84821. radio and heater. MI 9-0848 alter L CHestnut 8-2147 landscaped lot 80x30A Morton B. Soulith Windsor said the Soviet Union’s reaction to per Aurore rqcalled that in recent many. He entered ' the Army in '58FOKD $139i '59 OiDS $2795 , Fairlana 800 Oenvaiv 8:30 p.m. 31" TV OONSOLETTB, excellent Robertson, Broker. Ml S-S9BS. Lumumba’s death *‘ja not of a na­ speeches President Kennedy gave, March 1960 and arrived overseas Radio-TV Repair STENOGRAPHER Sslesmen Wanted S6-A '- Converted. Colonial— condition. M l 94209. ture - to facilitate‘ uie return of the Impression he - had decided to in August. S-88 Station Wagon. f tible. 1958 MEUICURY, • 4-door, radio, Services^ 18 6 CAROL DRIVE - RockviUe, $1S,- ....I n very attractive setting, 2- go a long way toward negotiation Personnel Department baa dn PAINT SiUJES tratom wanted by Diainonds—Watehf order to The Congo.’ Milk.Itecord Set heater and automatic, good me 660. 8 room ranch, Urga .Uvtog - • SEfTIC TANKS ‘ iamily, 6 and -5. ExceUent income with the Commiuiats, but none­ Aquidneck Boast Harlow Jo, a AUTO SEAT chanical condition and interior, RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any make - opening for qualified stenogn^er. prominent toanufaeturer great­ JeWeby 48 ^itain’s Minister of State for OTHER’ IMAKES AND M ODliS—A ll Shorthand and typing are eamn- UMuslca! Instnunente^ CLEANED and IN8TALLED property ■with fine Investment poa. Fowign AffSirs, David Ormsby- theless to block them where they registered Holstein in the herd of ' 78,000 -mUes, Original owner, ask­ care, ampUfieis. phonographs and er Manchester area. Salea expen- slbllities .Because of industrial zon tial, as well ds good Judgment and LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — Gore, said his government will menaced sensitive points the West Hoffman Brothers, Ellington, has SAFETY-TESTED AND READY TO R O IL I ing *250. MI 9-1195. changers. Over 47 years total ex­ lenca required. EateUiri^ terri- assumed.' Marion E. Robertson, ing. Only *17,900. ability to meet people. Modem of­ toiy. Starting base pay $tw' Repairs, adjusts 'wstches empert- YOUR PIANO tuned electranlcaUy. • SEWERS back 'U.N. Secretary-general Deg must protect. completed an outstanding official perience. 90 days guarantee on all ly, Reasonsble prices. Tues­ Appointments being made for Broker, MI 8-8958. "It cannot escape . him that fice,, good wages, excellent benefit monthly, bonus, end car allon MACmNlB CLEANED Vernon Hammatekjold against Soviet production record, according to an '57 DCSOTO work. Potterton’o. ^ 9-4887. day through Saturday, Thursday Much and AmrU. ward Music turning Africa over to the Com­ '57 OLDS'. $1195 $1091 Auto PrlTfaig School 7 -A program. Write P.O. Box 1813, anca. Excellent advancement $13,60O-SIX room cape, full base­ ' . A ^ re Opportunity! demands he be ousted. He -told the announcement by the Holsteln- avsn togs.^ 9 Sprues St. MI 9-4T Company, 90 Summer. MI 8-2094 88 Holiday Sedan. Fireswaep 3-Ooor Hard­ PHILCO RECOMMENDED service Hartfofd, stating bustoesa exper­ ment (^portunlty. State 8ge, sen ment oombtoatiim windows and 1-year-old 2-famiIy home includes RoUse'of Commons: d munists would create the most Friesian Association, 'Ilie animal Open eventoqs tiU 9 p.m. • INSTALLATION dangerous situation for peace in top. LARSON’S . Connecficut'a first li­ on Hl-Fl'a, radios, televlsiohs. also ience, education, and aalary re- details o f' education and exper­ doon, omeaito drivt. shade trees, m odem kitchens withvdining sreaa, "We can only deplore the Soidet produced 16,602 lbs. of milk and censed dri'vtog schoo] trained — SPECIALIST toe world," said Aurore. '57_MCRC. $1395 guaranteed service on all 'other qulremefitsi - . ience to Box D, Herald. Garden— Ifarin—-Dairy 80 days occupancy. Marioc B. living rooms with fireplaces, Union’s attempt to use the tragic 702 lbs. of butterfat to 314 days on OLDS. ^ $ m Certified and ^iproved ia now of­ makes. Shop our special do-lt- "It tea'never been more ihipor- twice daily milking as a 5-year-old. Robertran. B n k y . Ml 84058. huge Bedrooms to each apartment. situation in The Congo to totensii^ '^ rn pik e Cruiser. 88 Holiday Sedan. fering classroom and bebtod yourself department featuring dis­ Products 50 Wearing Apparel— Fnrs 5V Basement hse lovely finished fam tent. that, the W est face up, to The U niversity of Connecticut Made by skilled craftsmen with quality fabrics. Big wheel instruction - for teecoxeis. their vendetta against the Sec­ mm T o w i H i G H R tr y count prices. Open evenings and WOMAN FOR general houMWotfc, SitoatioBs Wanted— MANCHESTERMANUUBH'JffiK -— T room Cape,v fly room'; Churches, schools. Buses, retary-general and what, to fact, (lOmiskchev) solidly united.” supervised the weighing and test­ M l 04078.______GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes,itatoes, 80 60 PERSIAN LAMB, epat, muskrat Uteben, 8 '55 DOpGC $395 '54 PONT. $ m Saturdays. Satellite Electronics woodwork, etc. MI 0-7058. Female 38 family room,'modem Utebe ■hopping in area. 100x170 Beautiful ambunts to their attack on the ing of production. color selection. Don’t miss out, hurry, phone, o^rive in lb. bag, $140; also 10 lb. apd 18 cape; S. Skin Baum Marten scarf, Good Ctironet 2-DOor.. ” Chieftain 8 dJDadr. Service, 145 School St., Manches- bedroonutrac room, g b ^ s .' D H U N m C O . treed lo?. Call BU 9-5477, U.N. charter itself.” Dance Planned PRSIPARB FOR driver*s^teet. ter, MI 0-1786 or JA 8-1669. CHXLD CAXtB Infants — lb. bags. MiUer, 150 Spencer S t caShmers coat, fits 18-30. MI _ _ ^ lock to HITS LACK OF URGENCY lot with tress; One mock Banner ne'wspaper headlines The Rockville Young Demo­ today! We also in^U convertible tops, do tjustom in­ AgeS'K to 00. Drlvtog and/claoi school. Sxpeiisnced cars in clssni ^ ___ — 9-6081. wtoobis, Bboniing and tnis, 116,900. M IM 1 4 3 ' Washington, Fsb. IS (JP>—Rep. room. Three tostructois. Na wait­ RADIO-TV” REPAIR,any make, BARROWS & WALLACE across western Europe showed the cratic Club Is planning a member­ Phllbriclr Agwacy, 3C 8-8404. 86 Conn. Blvd., East Hartford.^ BhniUo' Q. D4ulilario, G-Conn., re­ teriors, auto carpeting. “Quality work, plus honest Tmtt-Drlv a n y ONE OF OUR ing Manchester Orlvtox Acade­ free pickup and delivery on small MEAT WRAPPER rSro*'*” *’ wMnait ttbnaetiold Goods 51 -concern at the Soviet Union’s offer grets "ths absence of a sense of ship dance Fw. 25 at the Italian m y. PI 3-7249. radios, phonographs. H & E Radio \^anted-^To Bay 5 MANCHESTER - - Gblonlar~< sp » I of "all possible assistance and sup­ Social Club. Members 'Will discuss Self service fsuper mortMt eiqper- BEFORE YOU buy a new vacuum BU 9-5477 urgency” in thia country’s tpa.ee values!!»» QUAUTY TRADE-INS TODAYI A TV, M l 9-5582. LAUNDRY woriur desires work. eloiiB jroom% l b « s HvIm port” to the Lumumbist govern­ programs. dance plans, a rep ort from the BIORTLOCirS Manchester's lead­ lence preferred but not essential. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique membership Qommlttee, and ing driving aehool... Three skilled Have worked on rtiirt preeaea do^ and used furniture, rtUna. iwitta firaplacs. nmOy obs tUa tl8.800—LARGE 5 room nueb, ment of'''-Aatotoe Gisenga, con­ . "Ws need a nsw sense of dsdi CONNIE’S TV .and Radio BervU:^ We will train you to aU phases, tog collar and cuffs, also yokea of changing the. club’s name at" a courteous instriietois. Ctesa room aUver, picture framea' i SEPTIC TANKS finplaca, aluminum stonns. at- trolling a large part of the north­ cation to the goal of tetog first available all hours. SafiafacUon day, 40 hour week, hoUdajw, vaca­ smrte. Have done some shirt fold­ meeting Thur*dar at the 'Mosse itnatructioQa tor 10, 17 year tion, and insurance benefits. Please and Sohbeam. knter baga for all CcinSi ^ doUa and guns, tachikd garage. $2,800 aoaumea ern Congo from headquarters la to spacc,” -lte said to an address guaranteed, CaU MI 9-1315. ing. Tel. PI 24880. Agmicy. MI 04M4, ' Stanleyville. Club at 8 p.m.' MANCHESTER Telepbcme Mr. MorUock. Director apply to person. 10 xm.-4 p.m. makes. Mariow’s, 881 Main. CaU ooUsctlons, attlo contents o r arhols 4H% mtoigage, $86.85 monthly. before the Aircraft IsmchsoA club Club president Jane. Page will OLDSMMILE of Driver Education. MI 0-7308. M I84S8L sstatss, Fpraiturs Rspabr Ssrvies, PLUMEnCWERS Cariton W .^ tch in a . MI 84183. FMrs were openly expressed yasUrdSy. EXPERIENCED—WAUld Uka 4 or MANCBBINER - New T that the UJf.^ attempt to prevent Show moyies of her trip to th'" e.in -. MORTEN8EN TV Specialized RCA F O O D I Q N G 6 hours’ work 8 days a wsek. Tst TalcottviUs, Oddn. Tel. Ml 8-744$. Daddario also criticized the re­ BEFORE YOU BU T amrwhare, ranrtt 1 HAyecaa. 8 taU . civil war to The CMngo would auguration . TURNPIKE tolevlskm, eervice. MI 9-4641. sponse- o f officials o f the National MOTOR SALES MI 94478. 8-car fongo; lorg a Uteban srttb MachiM MmmI BOLTON. CONN.—For sale, ranch Valenttoe Party Bet Bmdiieas ISeryiees Offered 13 HARTFORD RD. AND PINE ST. and compare FbUco TV with any house, 5 rooms, furnished or un­ collapse, that Russia and its Com­ Aeronautics end Htece Admtois- R A Y DW YER. Ueefi Oar M8H»$p6r brand for quaUty, psrtormance, WAITED TO BUY^-Second head buUt-tn oven ^ . n W Sepfla TnMm, ^ Waltb Sawai A Vernon Grange- Ohris' Htnhw room . Let uOaSOO, $ao.80it furnished, baeement . - garage. munist aUiss would supply Oi- trati the diecioei>ra o f Rue- OaUklN SAW w « k - T t ^ cu t .MiOinety Dressmaking <19 MANCHESTER and baat o f aU MarloW’a low el6«M o stove. CaU MI 94$tt. Uaea tataneS-OeOar Wa*ar< zsaga’s torcss, and that the Unit­ party that waa snowed out *keUtog and 'Servicing . OldtawbUes Far Omr Si TifilHr cut n S-7888 0 ra*a.i— PhUbriek Agency, Ml 84484. priwflng Doae. Please cell owner Ml 8-7t8(|, Box aia’s Venus probe, a tyih g they had home, days. >u 8-1374. prloei^ 861 Mato S t 83, Carpenter Road, ed States and its alUee would hava expreeesd hopes that data ob­ he .turned into a Valentine party3 I4 UT0 SEAT COVER ItSMiao or any umo ^ M M IN O AND alteratitm work. SIX ROOM home to A-1 cmidlUan- to hulwark .the Leopoldville gov­ tained would be made available to Friday at the Grange Hall In OPEN THUBS. and FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 • 512 WEST CENTER STR€Cr<*wMI t>a41t ’ orB onday. Call Mrs. WUUam Abraltis, 10 BLJlGANr FLOOB to ceUing, waU- Rooms Without Board 59 Vem on Center at 8 p.m. SALESPERSON luU-timc. Sales­ PieMot owner spent over $74W MOW u m W conetnictidii-0 room ernment of prasident'- Joseph the sclentifle oomtounity. Rrtoto ,Road, any time. Dogsr-BlrdSf-^ets 41 to-waU'to-wmn antique aattai panel McKINNEY BROS. Lecturer (Mrdon Gibson will be open Etonitaia Menday threugh Friday anfi REFAIRS - By Wn- person part-time. Must he thor­ drapes, Uitod, Ugtat gray back- 88$ CHARTER OAK ST. — SmaU o&> new boUsr. new ceUtogs, mod- ranch, hat water oil heat, tiled Kuavuhti -and Maj. Gen. Jcaefdi *”I do not think wa oan' dount 169 West Middle Tpkfin Manchasier M l 3-6365 H M etltt OB ariKmaUe KNITTED DRESSES shortened, room suitable tor gspitlsman. eraiatof kttikttohsn, atfc. One-oaT ge- (g$.800, 0lobutu .or 8se the vast territory on the eharitahla cteriUbla benavoieneabanavoisnca of In in charge, awletedaaelet^ ..by MTs. Rose oughly experienced women's Wear­ fround foritving, and dtotoj lo t $U0OO. PtaUbilck,

t WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IB, ,1WI /• >JUBS»E!6Hmni Average Daily Nat Praia Run Tha Waathat FoeecMt « f D. U. Wssthss ] £o«nittg For Um Week EnAed' Doe. 8L itee I Fair, somewhat ealdi From *JacdVs Laddei^ to Modd Jet 13,314 Lew le to U. Friday "AlMutTown cloudiness, rate or awta in n ^ .h y Msmbst «( Um Audit evealng. H igh te 8es. Hnrsaa «t GlronlathMi 30l9 A iiitb K Ordwp^y. a fresh- M anche$Ur-—A City of Village Charm ■ m u at Weathrook Junior CoUege. Science Fair Tonight; '-i' porOand. llalne. made the d eu 's ( Classified Advertising on Page 14) h o u r Ua| far the firat aemester. VOL. LXXX, NO. IK (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS TIm danghtar o f Mr. and Mrs. X>aKtier F. Oidway, 110 Oanibridge 94 Enltries on ^ St. M » M k'gnduata of Man- dieater High School, and is «l - rolled in thrUberal arts course. Donald Warren, head pf the eel-* For Grade 8 other ^ u e m wrere 17 Rtdlies Stated ence department at Barnard ______Rhoeds, State News K a th u Hale P T A sriD sponsor a lor High Sdiool, announced today who ■won second place for their bake dale tenorrow, beginning at that the fourCh. annual science fair "slectricid skeleton," and Thomas ViSO am . at House and Rale's will be open to the Mancheater Scott and Larry Adams w>o gained L eftist A fricans store. Home baked ples; cakes, public tonigbt from 7 to » in the third place fo r their device on HOUSE & HALE Roundup bnads. cooldeB, and muffins will school’a auditorium. “ refining of petroleum.'* Hohoreble HOUSE &. HAtE The Herald erred yesterday In mention was given to Sharon AMFLR PRte FARMNG Labor to Back be on sale. MAW sutler, MANCHiSTCR anmmncing that the public eU ibi- Palmer. Paula and Ted Rosen. Uon would be held last night., William M. Stuck, son of Mr. Karen Megm John Minnie, I>oug- O f the 94 science entries that las Shorts, Joseph Putnsm, Linde Electric Boat and. Mrs. WiUiam H. Stuck. 43 will be shown tonight ths first Stephen S t, bka been pledged by Cibrowski end Jane Anderson. place winners were: Blair Van For Grade 7 other winners were Kennedy Plans P U Kappa Tau, national social Camp. 14. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dowd, who won . second W m Idle 700 tlN in C ongo, A sk D ag Q {rateralty, at Oodgate University. Harry Van Camp of 1053 E. Mid­ A freahinan at the university, he place for his "model Jet engine,** dle 'Tpke., who won the Grade 9 and Beth Shainih. third place, for fmoblUxe support,'* Meany told the is a i l ^ graduate of Manchester award for his "Jacobs ladder," and By NOBMAK WAUOBB Groton, Feb. 16 (JP)— Some her "electrical generator." -Hon­ Federation’s MariUme Trades De­ R lg ^ td io o L Gary Kirkham, IS, son of Mr. and (AP Labor Heporter) 700 employes of General Dy­ orable mention went to Paul Gib- partment officials. " I have the Miami Beach, Feb. 16 (A*)— namics Corps.’s Electric Boat ■ r, greatest confidence . in that pro­ AH offloero, circle u d commit­ The A F L-C IO ’s political or­ Division will be terminated tee chairmen of South Methodist gram knd in the Presideijt per­ e ' r o n ^ e c ? ! 5**“**" ganization today set a nation­ Omreh WSCS will attend u ex­ writer.” Winner of the Grade 7 sonally." over the n6xt six to eight Secretary-General ecutive committee meeting tomor­ award wras William Palmer, 12, The science department at the wide series of labor union Meany noted that business or­ months because of what the row at 7:4S p.m. in Susannah son of Mr. and Mrs. William Palm­ school used the point system of conferences to rally support ganizations like the U.S. chamber company said is an imbal­ of Commerce and the National As­ Wesley Hall. er of 288 re m St. His device thie national Science Fair In Judg­ behind the Kennedy adminis- ance of production work for portraj-ed "pressure versus alti­ ing' the competition. Criteria in­ sociation of Manufacturers are op­ 4ratiQn*B program. posing some Kennedy proposals. installation trades. Refuses to Resign Martha Circle of Emanuel tude." cluded creative ability, scientific thought, thoroughness, skill, clar­ ITie moetings are to otart Although there will be a slack­ Church Women wUl meet tomor­ For Grade 9 other winners were: March 7-S at Fenaacola, Fla., for Mar>' Williams, second place for ity, and dramatic value. No science (Contfained on Page Fifteen) ening of activity for installation row at 10 a.m. in the youth room etates in this area and range trades during 1961, the company o f mantiel Lutheran Church. Mem­ her "Geiger counter" and Miriam teacher at Barnard achool Judged United Nations, N. Y„ Feb. 16 )— A representative of through a total of J7 sessions to anticipates a need for additional (/P bers will bring lunch, and. coffee Olmstead. third place for "glacial i his own class, a final one June 8-4 at Sioux Falls, Leftist Guinea today denounced the U.N. operation in The and dessert will be served at noon. action." Honorable mention was |, Science entries range from the personnel in the hull trades. given to John Muschko, Richard ; embryo development of the chicken 8.D. Wherever possible these vacancies Congo and demanded immediate and radical measures by Mrs. Albert Harrison will lead de­ Other AFL-CIO political con­ GOP PoU Puts votions. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Resolck. Deborah Palmer. Eliza- j to water purification to propagat- will be filled by the transfer of the Congolese people to solve their own problems. Chsries Werkheiser and Mrs. John ferences besides those at Pensa- employes from installation trades. beth Washburn. Donna Delaney, j ing African violets. Many phases oola aiul .Sioux Falls, are sched­ . Ambassador Daillo Telli addressed the U.N, Security Coun­ Hinrtchs. Or\ille Cleveland. Ronald McCann of scientific study are encompass- Nixon in Front .Ebb...said only two submarines cil as it resumed debate amid unusual security precautions and Wa>Tie Bedurtha. I ed In the exhibition. i f * uled as follows: (Ethan Alien and Thomas A. E!di- Manchester Orange will mert to­ March 11-12, Galveston, Tex.; son) have advanced far enough to to guard against a repetition of yesterday’s free-for-all fight night at 8 In Orange Hall. Mem­ March 15-16, Oklahoma City, Of G old water effectively utilize installation touched off by supporters of the slain Congo leader Patrice bers will bring articles for the suc­ Raymond R. Hails. 87 Olcott Dr.. Manchester Lodge of Masons will March 29-80, Pittsburgh; April trades. Lumumba. was elected aecretarj- of the West conduct a memorial service tonight tion table. 14-15, 'Hartford, Conn.; April 17- Although the division recently Point Society of Connecticut at a ' at 6:45 at thf Watkins-West FV- 18, B oston ;A p ril 20-21, Toledo, Washington. Feb. 16 — A U.N. guards outside the building were armed with police majority of delegates to the 1960 was assigned two Polaris subma­ night sticks and ail persons entering U.N, headquarters were Salvation Army Sunday School rccent meeting held in the officers neral Home. 142 E. Center St., for Ohio; April 23-24, Chicago. rines subject to competitive prO' club at the State Armory. William E. Keith. April 25-26, Rochester, Minn. Republican National Convention carefully screened. The public was barred from the (uiuncil tesdiera and youth workers will who responded to a poU favor posals and has contracts for an­ biM a cottage prayer meeUng to- April 20-23, SL Louis; May 7-8, other four A-subs, keels for these meeting. The Manchester Council of Durham, N.C.; May 13-14, Loulsr Richard M. Nixon at this time as n i^ t at 7;S0 at the home of Mr. Church Women has invited women their next presidential candidate. will not be laid for some weeks Daillo Telli did not spell out what sort of measures he and Mrs. James Munsie, 295 Coop­ vUle, Ky.; May 17-18, Salt Lake But Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- because of the long lead-time re­ from Manchester and surrounding City, Utah; May 22-23. Las Vegas. had in mind, but he said any solution of The Congo problem er m u St. towns to attend the World Day of R. E. WRNDELL Ariz., showed surprising strength, quired to obtain steel and other would not be "that of the United Nations or that of the colo­ Nev., May 26-27, Seattle; and May and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of components. Prayer Service at Center Congre-! 81-June 1, Billings, Mo. gational Church Friday at 2 p.m. Building New York pulled up,^ third behind Ethan Allen is at the EB wet- nialist powers.” Called by the' APLrCIO Com­ Goldwater. dock being fitted out preparatory He read to. the 11-natlon council ! A nursery will be provided. mittee on Political Education, or A poll of the 1,331 delegates was to commissioning this 'summer, cable from Guinea's President Contractor COPE as it is called, the meetings Sekou 'Toure demanding the re­ More Nations DONT "'S.r” St. Gerard’s Mothers Circle will conducted by the Indianapolis and Thomas A. Edison and Lafay' StiB pleaty of wear left In I are designed to bring grassroots News. Results were made avail­ signation of* U.N. Secretary-gen­ j meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at VALUES TO airport hi Congress for Kennedy’s ette still are on the building ways. ikoea when bnmgbt here for R«sMtnHd*CoiniiMreial 15.99 able to the Associated Press. EB's present work force totals eral Dag Hammarskjold and all : the home of Mrs. George Blake, expert repairing. program and to eeek implement- A total o f 780 of the 1.331 dele­ hLs top aides. For Gizenga’s 46 Elsie Dr. 9,865. AltBrotioii9-R«mea«liii9 fa^ measures in state legislatures. gates responded to the poll, or 58.6 The first speaker of the morn­ Open Mondnys AD Day George Meany, AFL-CIO pres­ Oeeed Wednesday per cent. ing session. Leopoldo Benites of “ Busineas Built On ident, here for winter labor union Delegates were asked: “ It the C3IS Plan Approved Rebel Regime ARpraooes Secretary o f Welfare Abraham RibicoS used a chart to explain general assistance needs for tmem- Ecuador, defended Hammarskjold Customer Satsfaetion” meetings, urged uniona yesterday Republican Convention were next Bridgeport, Feb. 16 fF) — A. against charges of the Soviet ATLANTIC to get behind the plans proposed week, would you support Mr. NlX' ployed as he testified before the House Ways and Means Committee In Washington yesterday. Rlbl- Full Insurance CoveraKe new Connecticut Medical Service coff urged quick congressional approval of the Kennedy administration's proposal to make needy Union and some Asian and African ' EUsabetiivUIe, Katpagm, FMi. SAM YULYES FURNACE OIL by President Kennedy to restore on, Sen. Goldwater, or Gov. Jlocke' . 16 (yp)—Fresideiit Holae Ddiaiabe •nSHtm R EPAIB IKG L' ' J plan for the 86,000 to 87,600 children of unemployed eligibld for cash benefiU. (A P Photofax).______countries that he was to blame for AntoMstie DeUvery Tel. MI 4-0450 the national economy to full em­ feller for the presidential nomi' year Income group was approved the slaying of Lumumba. of Katenga said today Commu­ OF THE BETTER KIND** ployment and production. nist rec««idtlon of Antoine Ot.- 28 OAK STREET L T.WOOD CO. After 5:00 P.M. yesterday at a meeting of the "W e cannot follow that ancient "W e must do our Job to help (ContiniMd on Page Fifteen) zenga’s government in Stanley- 8mm 8Me As WntUne PkoM an 8-1129 Fairfield County Medical Associa­ custom ot^ India," Benites said, 82 BALDWIN ROAD tion. Future of UN at Stake that would make him like the vUIe “ promlsea to create a K rn^ , Dr. Morris 'Pitock, the county Kennedy Adds widow that must die on the funeral an situation In The Congo.** group's president, said all tha pjrre of Mr. Lumumba." I He added: " I tlilnk, however, county group’s president, said all Funds for War Benites declared that "anything the free world Is dteoTetloally AM the state's r^ o n a l medical groups that Jeopardizes the United Na- capalile of refusbig to get in­ Poor Man’s Rocket Kennedy Cautions volved on such basis, whloh now have appro'ved the plan, and lUons is an enemy o f peace.” 1-Os. It now will go to the medical as- On Recession Hammarskjold had the support would only imffit tiie Commu­ X **M. V sociation'a state office for final of a majority of the oouncH’s nists.” ■ . -V ■ - action. members and has made i t clear ba Sac Oxide SALE! Lost in Orbit Try Washingtop. Ibb. 18 Presi­ Russia on Congo has no intention to rosign. (By THE A8BQOIATED TOIMS) ARTHURS ’ » • ’*• ; • dent Kemiady,. Mttfaif back at Ambaaeador Abdoulaye Malga More Communist and. pro-Lu- I "Th* Drvq Stor* Tliat Sovm You Monuy!" 23 Flee Fire those who contend there Is no re­ of Mall Joined in the dttaific on mumbist nations today ware Ifailng lOWIMENTl '-t* MEN'S HNE-COMBED Washington, Feb. 16 UFl— The# hour that all four stages hsd New Haven, Feb. 16 (iP) — cession, 1s pumping more federal, HaramarUkJold. up with the Soviet Union bdilhd 942 M A IN ST„ MANCHESTER—Comer Of St. James St. ■ igirrfm ti M. AUnlted NaUona in The Congo con the rebel Congo government of An­ far l iaar United Btatss put up a 12-foot firsd. 830,000 fire ssot 23 persons into money Into the economy tb com­ "W e no longer have any confl' Rsrs signals .inteEr th e . snowy sfteiste and ■ dcatroyed bat “ the vessi-«aite«w problam^ f F ^ 16.'JKV-£caai. jieaae be kept in .Africa,” Kennedy toine Gizenga. " J. balloon., type mane, .vehicle Jod declared. dence in the Secretary-general POPLIN but 314 hours later officlale co< ling the eoUwsed one house and heavily damagbd unemployment.” Ident Kennedy and Soviet Premier and his resignation will be ■wel Cuba, Yugoslavia,' 011110111881 In­ OH SALI THURSDAY. FRID/IY t SATURDAY not jMiy YriiethSr It bed gone Into on had been aocceasrally another on MOnson Bt. early today. H ie President - sized up the Khruahtihev today faced a show­ With his wai .'h»g—obviously dl' corned,” he said. donesia— outside the Soviet orbit orbit around the Barth. ejected JTom . th e. ' burned-out A fire department official said problem in those terms at his down over the crisis-battered reeled to Khrushchev's attention— Malga said the United Nations —announced recognition of the ^ l O O N o ! ^ ^ Congo, with the peace of Africa Kennedy coupled a plea to the NOW-J. 7.99! 'v '" B y that time the ephere, hurled fourth Stffife and had been inflat­ the S-alarai blaze woe apparently news conference .last night while has failed to protect the small na­ rump regime In Stanleyville along YOUR FRIENDLY ALL-WEATHER up fri»n the National Aeronautics ed. started by faulty wiring tmder- thrusting iit Republican criticism and the future of the United Na- smaller, or less ixiwerful nations tions from outside interference ■with JRomanla, Blast ■‘Germany, OOLUTE and Space Admih|stratlon’a sta­ But as. signals definite- neath’ the flooring df one o f the of his raortz to spur business and tldna at stake. of Aklk and A frica'to rally to the and will continue to fail as long LEANEST tion at Wallops Island, Va., shouM ly idem VxmUng from the houBM. It spread from that house reduce Joblessness. He also prod­ Kennedy wramed the Soviet gov­ support of the United Nations and as its structure remains as it is. (Contfained on Page Six) i M W C l f M RIO. 4Sc have been fa r into its second trip qphere lost, scientists to one adjoining it acroae a nac' ded the Dmocratlc-cmitrolled ernment In'^^unt words last night its Congo-peace-n.aking mission. He warned that civil war in Congress—movmg slowly so far— He told them their own safety is UmbfABOOl around tha planet. said tbi u rete. unsure whether row paseageway. to abandon ItsThTOat of direct in­ The Congo is imminent and urged PiFiT Just over half an hour after separation, -rocket casing One firefighter waa struck on to act speedUy on , his leglslaUve tervention in the strife-ridden A f­ wrapped up- in the survival of the the council to act at once to order United Nations as an effective that, at 12:15 pan., apace agency bad hoen 'led. Uie nose by a falling beam. He prognun designed, he said, to get rican country, saying it would be U N . forces t o Impose themsel-ves fitYCERIN "the American economy . . . back world organization. offlciala said "toe satenite is laM The last ■recognized signal was treated at St. Raiffiael’s Hos' "the duty of the United States" as between Oie rival forces of An­ Bulletins 69» NAPKINS GOATS n EST, on its feet.” “The United. States can take STRETCH but wa stiU do not know whether from tha t e W aa. up te noon pital and released. a U.N. member to oppose any at­ toine Gizenga, Maj. Gen. Joseph had be«lM #p*ed up at Jbhonnea- As for the domestic economy. care of itself,” Kennedy said, "but from the AP Wires Economy SUPPOSITORIES 2 PAIRS% / 15.00! or not want into orbit,” tempt at'intervention. Mobutu and Khtanga leader Moise The mission o f the Scout—unof­ buxg at 8:flFa.m. on the first turn Kennedy said the country la "most the United Nations system exists '•■V . R ow . 2 9 .9 9 Kennedy's statement made at a Tshombe to prevent them from Pack ficially nlctaiamed the *!Poor arofand the Earth. GOP for Bush Plan news coifferencck had been care­ so that every nation can have the FOUMNG tmftmti or clashing. BELGIANS RETALIATE 2M Count Man’a Rocket” becauoe ite relative­ The next tracking station, in Hartford, Feb. 16 (J>>—A Re (Continued on Page Four) fully drafted In consultations be­ assurance of security. Any attempt New York Police Commissioner Adullt Brnsseis. Belgluin, Feb, 18 UP) STOOLS S9c Value ly faiexpenofate compared wlth'aome Woomera, Auatralla, picked up a publican caucus today planned to tween the White House and the to destroy this system is a blow Stephen P. Kennedy conferred vrtth REG. 88« 23? PANTS ether American boostera aueh aa signal at 9:20. But NASA, aner push for . Connecticut legislative aimed directly at the independence —Angry Beigtaa stadento to­ State Department. Hammarskjold this morning on JAR OF 12...... and security of every nation, large night smashed aO windows ot 33* the Atlas-Able—was ,to loft the first taking it aa a transmission support of a sO'^called "antl-pirat- The wording as such was not security measures. Kennedy told Ing amendment tp the Douglas and small.” the United Arab BepaUfafe em­ balloon into an egg-shaped ortrit from the sphere, said later It "had cleared America’s principal newsmen he had offered the Sec- 79c Juniors' ond Missos' Sli^ Depressed Area Bill that is sched­ Officials said Kennedy is rely­ bassy in Brnosels In ntnliatlan ranging from 400 to .1,400 miles not bpen determined if It was from News Tidbits weatera^^llea who also are con­ ,retary-general any help he might Limit 2 u le to come up for action a(xm In ing on small nation defense of the for a similar attack on the Bel­ 29‘ H)DWE 9 T< above the Earth. the sphere or the fourth stege cerned with The Congo situation. FANTASTIC VALUES! 1 7 .9 9 casing." United Nations to preserve The need. gian embassy in Cairo. An em­ N A S A officials said they had the U.S. Congress. ' Culled from AP Wires 1 Ounen a «tt1 ».....A V However, Informed sources said, U N . guards took precautions to COLD NEEDS! confirmed that the fourth sU ge of "A il (tracking) stations are con' The amendment to tiie depressed Congo operation and help discour­ bassy official liistde tlie build­ the "Poor Man’a Hpeket” which the statement waa drawn up in age Khrushchev from trying to prevent a repetition of the riotous ing said by tdephonei "Every 5 .9 9 I AH WfHi the knowledge o f the Allies’ irlews launched the plasUc and aluminum (OoBttsned OB Pago Fifteen) (Contfained on Page Two) Heavy fog over much of north single window tau gone.” 'S'ciiT SPECIALS balloon had gone Into orbit. because Washington has been con­ (Contfained on Page Four) (Oontinned on Fags Six) Extra Zlp-out Lining FVance deJaya aalllng o f U sulting ■with the others about The FORMULA 20 The trial was a Wg league test United Statea, stops air traffic at KENNEDY INSPEOTS AEO ChlMron's and GMt' ${ms Congo. Also, It is understood that Washington, Feb. IS UP) — for the Scout rocket, a major re­ Paris snd even halts - some bus the Allies were informed of the liance of this country In the space President Kennedy today spent CREAM y Achievement inSpiMce-S traffic . . . Florida’s Dad# (Jounty gist of the U.S. reaffirmation of race with Russia. school board admits aecood Negro ^Like a Cold Shower’ three hours inspectfaig head­ o zip-out lining of orlon pile or wocil its aupport for the U.N. before * wash and wear orlon worsted blends Success would mean two U. S. Pupil to Fulford Elementary School quarters of the Atomlo Xhiergy SHAMPOO ' plaid / Kenpedy issued the atatement. Commission at nearby German­ Im olm 3 .9 9 firsts: in NortJuMlaml Beach .... Averkl The president delivered his town, Md. Top AEC officials tUeb Achievement of orbit with s rint of Tomorrow Arlstov arrives in Waraaw aa Sp. o 100.% textured nylbn . . . flta and g really two coatq^in one . . . for all sharp warning, spelled out In un Ibriefed him on commission 1.UL JAR * all wool flannels and gabardines launching ■vehicle using the cheap­ vlet Ambassador to Poland, sent GOP Heaps Criticism feelf .like a glove! ^ year wear! er and easier-to-handle solid pro­ from Moscow In what Is believed usually precise detail, 24 hours activities. The Chief Exeenttve. VI after the Soviet government de FRR K A L F MASSAOOt o daring pink pellants that would eliminate many a demotion. made the trip both ways byl' WtHi PlO'CtMU. of . . . 'nproent MtJlictfd m mM • , o f the headaches of earlier launch­ manded wlthdraval of U.N. forces helicopter taking off and land­ • sugar violet o dupont zelan treated . . wat«r As Man Widens Horizon Sen. John O. Pastore, D-R.I., Antlhistomlnic w ICKS * pleated, plain front and continental models- repellent after many wi^hings or ings. says television should “ clean up' from The Congo In one , month, On Dempsey ^s Budget ing from the sontli lawn o f the F 0 R M U U 2 0 • deep, aea blue cleanings! Successful iplscement of a satel- Its programs without government called for the dismissal of Dag White House. He left at 8:14 • black ‘"ir Ute In orbit from a launching site Hanpnarakjold as U N . secretary- a.m.'EST and was ba general spending "mathematical p.m. •;Oa.a.nto • S ®'** , I . - • -? solids, checks and neat patterns ,• o tan, olivft or blqck or the Pacific missile range on the with instructions for revised Soviet to a rebel, ,pro-Communlrt Congo John Dempsey’s budget proposal proof of the monumental money Wiihdttp o loden , threahold of manned space flight. • Plank for all of them already are $ 1.12 e Southern California coast. Even more dramatic developments li n d e r development. Scientists, policy toward West Germany, So­ regime. and .. his recommendation that mess which the Democrats have ACCIDENTS KILL 88,008 o junior sizes 7 to 15; misfes, 8 to 16 . sizes 29 to 46 VAUIH o 36 to 46, short, regular or long ■" N A S A said confirmation of or­ are ahead te tbe^comlng decade, aa erigineere, industries, technicians viet embassy spokesman says . . . Kennedy fla tly opposed the state 'taxes be raised by 8129,200,- created since 1955.” Chicago, Feb. 18 (J7—Ninety- o children's sizes 1 to 6; girls’ 7 to It*^' three tfaonaand persons were IV ,-O x...... " bit for the rocket casing "waa a look at present plans, ahowsi have started building the rockets, Roman Catholic Church in London Soviet stand on each point, back 000 in the next two years, has "U k e the rest of the people of based on acquisition of the track­ This le the last o f three articlea. the instruments, the satellites, and chargee Britete’s . television pro­ Ing his stand with the counter dravra a barrage o f Republican our state,” said May, “we are killed in aecldente in the United ing beacon on the casing by the are engaged in Complex calcula­ grams with “ low morals” and "ex. threat of U. S. action if necessary. criticism in pie legislature. shocked by the size of the tax bill States Isit .year. morfa BkHi two- He said he wanted to avoid any which has been handed us by Gov. Johannesburg (South Africa) By ALTON BLAKESLEE tions Slid proposals as the infsnt cessive preoccupation with ■violence Republican State Chairman Ed­ thirds of them In troffih crashes AS SEEP4 ON TV ’ Mlnltrack Station on Its second Space A ge rushes toward maturl and horror.” . “ misunderstanding of the U. S. po­ win H. May Jr. said today that Dempsey.” . ■and In the home, the Naiimtal (A P Science W riter) sition. And he subscribed to the Democratic administration's pass (around the Earth.)’’ ^ Cape Canaveral, Fla.. Feb. 16 ty. Judge Lee Loevlnger of Minne­ Safety Coanell saM todey. The statement by Prime Minister budget and tax program 'is the (Continued on Page Eleven) n u n ^ r killed w u the highest CHILDRENSj Hopes for full success had run (yp)—Space Age aateUltea and All, and more, are included in sota Supreme Court is reported to Nehru of India that "It will be a largest in the state’s history. ,totsl since 1957 but the death high from the first minutes after rockets are speeding* along the 10-year space plan drawn up last have been picked as assistant at­ the 72-foot 4-|riage rocket roared year by the National AeronauUcs torney general in charge of anti- disaster" if the United NaUons He said If the governor’s budget rate wak a record low, tiie coun­ time When; puUs out of The Congo. and taxes are adopted, as he has cil aald. The council estfanated ASPIRIN aloft at $:05 a.m. EST. . You filek on TV, settle back ind and Space Administration (NASiA). triist division . . . Downtown New N A S A confirmed in the first “ Only by the, presence of the recommended, It will mean; the eoonomto lose at $ 1 8 *4 bll- T * U E i K4»r. THIAMIN CHLORIDE which Olympic games, political President Kennedy’s admlnlstrar York business houses weigh pro­ PUC Approves VitqmlN B-1 100 Mg. tablots, 100's...... posal to stagger working .hours to 1. An additional tax increase of Uon. CtMrry 6ovw crises, news events the very mor tlon has not yet spelled out any changes it may make. Great policy rfeUeve present rush-hour crush of about 8100 per family per year. 33' ment they are happening half a 2. A 50 per cent increase in the 12 SEIZED,; BEATiEN MURINE for EYES world away, or out In Space., questions are Involved. For ex­ passengers on subway trains . . . Some Boosts Aides of Vice President Lyndon B. Slaughter Bill cost of motor vehicle registra­ Leopoldville, Tlia Congo, Tbb,- For the beat shave yet. Sojthivt rtlitl Vi*Ox. iOltie...... Rusk to Attend Loyers .still look at the moon — ample, whether a network o f com­ munications satellites for civilian Johnson say he is spending a few tions. 16 (/P)—Twelve Europeans, In- blit sometimes with' spyglasses In 3. The small businessman gets In Bus Fares clodliig a woman and n .5-yoar> GIRDLE hopes o f seeing machines explor­ use should be operated and paid for daya in. Texas and plaiia to Inspect Terms Argued hit for a 30 per cent Increase in GILLEnE ^EATO Parley old child, were seised and beat­ ing k « surfdee, or a t^ s of men by govemmejri orb y private indus­ several A ir Force and space in­ the unincorporated business tax-. try. ,1 stallations before returning to Hakford, Feb. 16 (PJ—The en up by rebdiloaa laiuiuiuhiat who landed on‘ the moon. 4. Many small restaurants apd soldiers In Kivu Pravlnea to­ RAZOR Washington, Feb. 16 (iPi—Presi­ News bulletins ■ answer the In addition to N ASA's ambitious Washington next week. ^ Hartford, Feb. 16 (JO — A hu drug stores with liquor permits State Public Utilities Commlasidh e PLAYTEX LIVING GIRDLE I f unemployment continues to mane slaughter bill — possibly a_ day, the United NatfoM roM it- W ithiO dent Kennedy announced today great mystery whether life exists plans, the ;>Air Force, which has vrill be driven out of business be­ yesterday authorized the Con­ BUuBUdtt that Secretary of State Dean Rusk launched the majority of success­ be high in May. Sen. Paul Doug­ coiuprumise — Is expected to be cause the permit fee is doubled. necticut Ciompany to increase'Its ed. Whim they were relesasd af­ on Mars, or elsewhere-Jn the isolsr. ter a few boors* datantton. Ow At plmtic GIRDLE or PANTY .6 o 9 5 w ill attend the SEATO council of ful U.S.' satellites to date, is de­ las, D-IU., says^ he believes per- endorsed by the legislature’s Agri­ 5. TTie tax on cigarettes is al'i fares in three aiteas to provide system. " . veloping satellites for communica­ .sonal Income taxes should be cut culture Committee, its co-chairmen U.N. q^eou M n said, one ot the r «e ,...... ministers meeUng at Bani^ok ■ By rsdio-telephone, your voice most doubled. ., , about 8878,000 in addltloiial, rev­ { ^ - Jr tions, detecting launches of any ■By 3 to 4 per cent___ Arm y’s men toul a hrokeo arm. March 27. Shoqts Into Space and' back to a say. 6. The tax on liquor is doubled. enue for thfc .1 ^ line. BABY e PLAYTEX MAGIC,CONmOLLBR Kennedy said in a atatement the enemy missiles, an observing mili^ Pershing missile passes slgpiiflcant Five humane slaughter blUa were 7. A 167 per cent Increase in !l OIL friend in Calcutta, the Conversa­ milestone in Its test program, aa The areas are Hartford (includ­ CROSS LOSES OIACBULB meeting will provide Ruak with "a tary installations around the globe. debated at a 3-hour hearing at the taxes on gas, electric and tele­ ing Mancheater), New Hfiven and far reaching opportunity to partici­ tion clear -as\a /bell, the cost of inertial guidance system steers NevV Haven, Foh. 16 (IfV -A ‘ .iv. GIRDLE or PANTY 8 .9 5 the call likely less than one made capftol yesterday. They drew phone companies will mean an in- Stamford single zone adult fares pate In and contribute to BEATO’p. (ConUaned on Page N in e)’ rocket to target for first time.... strong support and equally 'Vlgor-i erttable tax rate rise for the cus­ ruling by the Oo— eattent In- today, Wilk-be increased from .20 to 25 il vital work o f promoting peace, ata- Two-year' prison sentence grlven tomers. , torseholaatto AtMatte C o lgp - Someone you know;m ay know ous opposition. cents and student fsree from 12H anca (O IAC ) today east WMhw; 0 PLAYTEX MOLD’n HOLD ZIPPER bUlty and regional soUdi^ty in the teeiuige prisoners Is thrown out as After the hearing. Sen. David May also said that- “■ « the govern i someone whose son has a fascinat­ Life on Venus,DoubteJ Ulegal because his UiotlM^ was not to T5 cents. Cross High School’s hnalrKH B face o f to* threat now posed to Proctor, D-Waterford, and Rep. nor were to have his way pn diver­ The Increase in the student Sautheaat A ^ by the continuing ing Job he’s .floating in Space; nom ed of charges n^alnst him. sion of motor vehicle fees away tfhMw Mlrifor vM oHMo Ann Arbor, Mich., Feb. 16 (ff) — Frank B. Calhoun, R-Waterford, fares will effect only Hertford GIRDLE or PANTY 1 0 .9 5 Oommimlst pifeaaurea.’’ helping assemlUe a great space Defense In third Flnch'-Tregoff from highway construction for the CIAU, which govana station out qf prefabricated mate­ Dr, Harold Urey^ Nobel, prize win­ co-chairmen of the agriculture and Stamford.' Students already He did not apeclficaUy mention murder trial plans to summon, six committee, said they expected the hext two years, more than 850 mil­ atblettes la the ototo, s s H j m s rials carried up Into that precise ning chemlet, says'it'is htgrhly Jurors from second trial. .Rock ’n’. are charged 15 cents .In New Ha extra iarge sizes slightly higher Laos, '■* group to report favorably, on a blll> lion worth of road construction will defendliig The Chief Executive ^dso noted orbit, by freighter rockets.^ unlikely llfe'wlll be found on Venus roll singer Jackie Wilson, shot Ven. England at this session. be lost to Connecticut.” that Pate-Henri Spaak, outgoing You know what the weather will although the same may not be true twice in struggle with woman fan, "W e are most disappointed," de Eiarl R. Mortemote. Connecticut BiBQ. 4%a I , ForSW bshy'g "" !|L ^ IS p a n t s a n e w cool cotton lining! be Ureeks in advance, to time « of Mars. . • is reported In orltioal oopdltion but pjoctor added tbat the commit­ Company general manaM, aaid secretary-general of NATO, is tee W u ld consider the appointment dared May. "B y the Governor’s rtmdtrskim' coming to Washington Feb. 20, golf date or a wedding and know " I think it is poBsible there ori­ "bbldUig his own” at„N ew York’s ho will have to study the PU C au- a never rides up! ‘ of a subcommittee to study ail failure to'show any e-vidence of a RUBBING . 3-Ox, Oottlu and said he welcomed the c^por- ■wbat to wear. ginally waa kfe on both Mars and Roosevelt Hospital.... Violence program for Job stimulation and thoriaatlon before deciding when 49 Venus," U rey said yesterday In a breaks out In four-day eld Team- proposals and possibly attempt to tunlty to confer with Spaak end Astronomers harvest a gold mine expansion of our economy.” the now ratea will become effeC' a stretches 7 ways for perfect comfort! N A TO ’s problems snd outlook. of knowledge clarifying the origin University of Michigan lecture. atere Union strike against seven draft a compromise. 'live. AiXOHOL IMAPER MSN Humane slaughter of anim als Yesterday, moments after the Ths State Department disclosed and fate of the universe and world "But present indications are that south Jersey* trucking firms ■when The PUC said tha new farm] 98% Straagtk Sorie^mi has' been a controversial subject Governor ddlvered his budgbt a SEE THEM NOW IN OUR FOUNDA^ yesterday, that Spaak had accepted from a clear-eyed observatory the ourface temperature of 'Venus three tractor-trailers carrying U. may become effecUire after .9 V-iwOfiflia#* - before the legislature. In 1959,, the measage at a, Joint session of tte TION DEPARTMENT! aa. lavitatloa from Rusk to come QlrcUqg al U so high — around 570 d ^ e e s 8. N avy medical auppliea try to Geharal Assembly, May oallod r“29e blanket of air. fahrenlieit — tbat no Ufa could get...... through picketr a t in Vlne- o f 8590 milUon for (Ooatlaaad eoiPago B ki*^..*\ae«80(w at‘ (CenttiiMd •> i) tlM( budg<)t <« laeFagwmm) Borne of thaaa Bpaea Age dfarl-1 axiat.” land, N. J. ■I • . ' 1

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