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VOL. LXXX, NO. 101 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, dONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1961 (Claoslfled Advertlolng ob Page It) PRICE n V E CENTS Kennedy Orders Speedup in Polaris
V - Missiles in ‘Hour of National Emergeney’ Tomorrow in Recife, Brazil State News Tell^ of Red Threat Ship Rebels Anxious Roundup T * _ _ _ _ _ In Report to Nation Caution Urged To Land Passengers Washington, Jan. 30 (ff')—President Kenney told CJongres* 3 On Hasty Tax today he has ordered a speedtip in the Polaris subinarine and missiles programs and bolstering of other U.S. military pow Recife, Brazil, Jan. 30 (/?)• A also indicated he would not lyiove to seize the liner for its Portu Aid for NHRR er. Capt. Henrique Galvao said guese owners, as the outgoing ad Somberly, he said to a joint Senate-House session this is today he is ready and anxious ministration of President Juscellno Hartford, Jan. 30 (/P)—A “an hour of national peril and national emergeiuaf” with the to land the passengers of the Kubitachek has threatened. red flag of caution on grant Communist tide running strongly against Ameri(». hijacked liner Santa Maria, in Further reassurance was ra ing tax relief to the New Ha And, in a State of the Union Message delivered personally, Recife tomorrow. dioed to Galvao today by Go^. ven Railroad too hastily was the new President painted a dark picture too of the doinesric The leader of the rebel band Carlos Lacerda of Guanabara aboard the seized Portuguese liner State (Rio de Janeiro)..Lacerda. a raised today by State Rep. scene and outlined a series of measures he wants to revitalize so advised reporters and U.S. naval Quadros associate, said he had Nicholas B. Eddy, Republican an economy he said has been in recession for seven mon&s. officers aboard a plane circling the discussed the situation with the of New Hartforcl. These included improved unemployment compensation, liner off this Brazilian port. Incoming foreign and navy min The chairman of the House more food for the families of the unemployed, aid for devel Galvao said he hopes to facili isters. He told Galvao: Judiciary Committee said that he opment of distressed areas, stimulation of housing and con tate the transfer of the approxi "President Janio has declared to is "willing to help the railroad” mate 600 passengers so that they the press that he will assure dis but that he "does not have much struction, a higher minimum wage, tax incentives for plant may continue their journeys — embarkation of passengers, polit confidence in the railroad's man investment and health care for the aged under social security. after a detour of eight days and ical asylum for you and your agement." He proposed a new department of housing and urban af 2,0OO miles. companions, as well as to main He said he did not see any rea fairs to handle the housing program. 'Janlo Quadros, who becomes tain you in command of the ship( son for "rushing through" tax The Senators and House members gathered in the House president of Brazil at noon tomor Santa Maria.' V relief when payment of the first row, has given Galvao an assur Lacerda said this was not (^installment of the railroad’s state chamber to hear Kennedy report on the 'dew he holds of the ance that as an old friend he can ^ '^ ta x this year is not due Until June national situation as he found it on taking office Jan. 20. find a haven in Brazil, Quadros (Continued on Page Thirteen) 15. His one sentence sumup was this: A GOP caucus on Railroad tax “No man entering this office . . . could fail to be staggered relief bills is scheduled Tuesday. The Interstate Staff Committee upon learning—even in this brief 10-day period—the harsh on the New Haven Railorad. he enormity of the trials through which we must pass in the next noted, is working on the form of an four years.” . ^ T H. B, House Dies; agreement with the railorad for And, at another point, he de continuing and improving service. clared: "The legislature ought to know "Before my term has ended, we GOP Deplores, the precise terms of this agree shall have to test anew whether s Retired Merchant ment before It agrees to tax re- nation governed and organized Jlef.” he said. The GOP platform sT’ch as ours can endure. The out Dark Picture calls for repeal of the entire gross come is by no means certain. The earnings tax. the largest tax the Herbert B. House, retired presi-^and finally to the present site at the answers are by no means clear.” By President comer of Oak and Main Sts. railorad pays in the state. In re Along with the Congress mem- dent of House and Hale Corp. cent years it has amounted to bers, those in the House chamber died yesterday at the age of 83 at Fire destroyed this business block about 81.2 million. Washington, Jan. SO (ff’)—'The his home, 201 E. Center St., after in 1909. The'business continued in Included the justices of the Su a temporary structure in the rear Eddy’s lack of confidence in rail preme Court, the cabinet and mem initial Repiibllcan reactions in. a brief illness. bers of the diplomatic corps. Congpress to President Kennedy’s . Mr. House had been a Main St. of the block on Oak St. The pres road management is also shared by President Kennedy delivers his initial SUte of the Union message to Congress meeting in Stats of the Union Message today merchant since 1904 in a business ent building was completed the fol t^o other legislators who have joint session today in the House chamber. (AP Photofax), Galleries were packed, the dresses ot women making bright were mlid praise and expressions founded in 18S3 by his grand lowing year. a apoken out or filed hills relating to of deep resentment at the dark pic father, Edwin M. House. Five gen In October 1904, Mr. House mar- the railorad tax relief. spots of color. One of them was Mrs. Kennedy. ture he paintedi|^f the nation's ' erations of the House family par State Sen. Prank J. Diloreto, econotny. ’ ticipated in the business during (CoBtlnued oa Page Sevea); Democrat of New Britain said he Olimp to Test Showdown Vote Tuesday She arrived about 10 minutes be Demberats, as expected, m re its 107-year histACf_Jl|i .Mwu^fees- would file a hUl : fore the President .came into the high In their praise of' tni *'ad ter. Hik son. Charles g. Hcmay of o^nR utt^W p for the railroad, chamber. As she made her way to dress, using such words as chal Manchener, now a Superior Court flrae Imateeship should be estab ^~ental Activity a reserved gallery seat, the Con lenging, inspiring, remarkable. judge, had also served as president Miss Reynolds lished before the legislature votes Kennedy Stresses Need gress members arose and applaud Sen. Thruston B. Morton of I of the corporation and later as a tax relief, he said. In this way, he ed. Kentucky, the RepubliOftn national director and consultant. added, loss of tax revenues can be In Space Hop Mrs. Kennedy responded with a diairman, said that on the whole The business was sold in Jtme Dies; Retired compensated by assurance that couple of bo«’s before taking her Kennedy "made a frank and forth 1960 to Thomas J. McCann. Frank e v e i^ in g pos.sible will be done By .'ILTON BLAKESLEE Of Expanded Rules Unit seat. She was wearing a plum- right statement of the situation.” P. McCann and Sylvester McCann, to Improve aejwice. Cape ^Clapaveral, Fla., Jan. 30 colored suit and black pillbox hat. But he said the President’s analy who stiU operate the store under Social Worker State Rep. Thomas E. Kelly, Many of the Congress membera sis of the domestic situation is too the name. House, and Hale. Democrat of East Haven, has in (jW—A very smart young earthling Washington, Jan. 30 (/Pi—Preal-^>way can be foimd to let all House had white carnations in a lapel black and "too negative." Mr. Rouse was bom in Man IS J troduced S' bill for establishment of soon will test whether the brain dent Kennedy was reported today members vote on major legislation button-hole. These were- In honor Sen. George D. Aiken, R-'Vt chester, Jan. 23, 18^8, son of tired i^ ia l service worker for the a special state commission to moni clicks along normally or goes hay to feel that defeat in tomorrow’s the administration supports. of the birthday of Franklin D. Roo Charles E. and Oraise Bissell Town Welfare Department, died tor the railroad's operation and re wire in space flight. showdown vote on a plan to en Kennedy was reported today to sevelt. (Continued on Page Seven) House. He was a member of the port back to the legislature. He large the House Rules Commit be refraining fi'om doing any per There was applause too when first graduating class at Man Saturday at the Oestfield Conva said today that it could be amend This earthling will be a chim lescent Home after a long Illness. panzee, one of man’s closest cou tee would seriously impair his ad sonal missionary work among Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, wearing chester High School, then known ed to work in with the interstate ministration’s prestige abroad. House members. But it is under a green suit, came in and took her as South Manchester High School. She had made her home for many monitoring group suggested by the sins in the . department of smart years with Mr. and Mrs. Edward ness. House Speaker Sam Rayburn, stood tiiat he has talked to White seat. He was graduated from Williston interstate staff committee. D-Tex., is seeking to enlarge the House aides and other administra Vice President Johnson and Academy, In Easthampton, Mass., Cronin, 97 Lenox St. He, or she, will provide the first ‘‘Rennie,’’ aa she was affection careful measurements. whether committee—which decides what tion officials about the matter, and House Speaker Sam Rayburn, D- BuUetins in 1898, ’and from Harvard Uni- biljs come before the House—from they presumably are making his Tex., jointly presided. veifsity in 1902, with a degree in ately known, retired in.1953 after Burned to Death mental faculties and reflexes are from the AP Wires / 32 years of service caring for the affected by the weird stresses of 12 to 15 members. views known before tomorrow’s Kennedy was greeted 'with a engrineering. Hartford, Jan. 30 (JF)~A soft- Addition of new members standing ovation when he was After working for a short time needy of the town. spoken Hartford man will be ar taking off In a rocket, and floating House vote. Her humanitarian service was raigned in court today on a charge In apace without the familiar sen would ,be designed to break the Many House Liberals regard ap escorted into the chamber. for the New York Central Rail power of four Conservative Re An array of microphones before MINUTEMAN DELATED road, Mr. House returned to Man performed with a warm and per of dousing his 27-year-old wife sation of ,'haying weight.^ proval of Rayburn's plan as the Oape Canaveral, Fla., Jan. 80 i b publicans and two Southern Dem key to getting approval of many him carried his suldress to a na chester to join his father, the late sonal touch over the years. She with kerosene and burning her to On this answer could depend ocrats on the commlttbe who have (/P)—Technical dUDonlties today found baby carriages, rents and death. partly the prospects that humans of Kennedy's “ New Frontlet” pro tional television and radio audi forced postponement of the first Charles E. House, in the family consistently blocked House votes ence. business. He first worked In the many other necessities for those The body of Mrs. Homer Weaver, on many social welfare bills over posals s u ^ as aid to education, attempt to Jmimch » Mlnateuan bicycle departmoit. The ready-to- in need, and effected more than one 2 Donald St., blistered with second (Continued on Page Seven) aid to depressed areas, housing aid Kennedy drummed 'with his Intercontinental Batige MImUo, the years. fingers on the podium — a charac wear store: which had grown reconciliation between couples. Two and third degree bums, was found Officials in a position to know medical care for the aged under the weapon which coiud give the from a tailor shop originally, had grateful couples named children sprawled in the hallway of their said Kennedy believes that an ad social security, and raising the teristic gesture — as he read his United States true push-button the Manchester agency for Colum after hhr. low-rent downtown apartment by ministration defeat on the issue minimum wage. message in a clear, loud voice. war capabilities. The countdown bia bicycles.' Miss Reynolds’ personal concern police and firemen who arrived in would hamper him, for example, Rayburn is deeply committed to Emphasizing ,hls points, he had proceeded to within four Mr.. House directed the business for those whom she helped was answer to a fire alarm. in any dealing with Soviet Pre -V- seconds of launching when mis of House's after his faUAer’s death vividly demonstrated by a story of She died before medical aid could News Tidbits mier Khrushchev. (Continued on Page Seven) (Continued on Pdge Seven) silemen called the shot off. A in 1933. and acquired Werests of "the two handkerchiefs" reported be administered. Culled from AP Wires Kennedy is said to feel that brief Air Force announoement the Hale family in the J. W. Hale about 10 years ago. Whenever she Police said Weaver, 39, admitted such a prestige blow would cause. said only that the shot w m post Corp. ot which he was also presi reported orally her investigation of pouring a gallon of kerosene over Khrushchev to downgrade the in poned because of technical dent and general manager. fluence of the new administration. Son Returned to Cl^ss trouble. No new launching date On his Mth birthday in 19S8-, Mr. (Conttpued. on Page Seven) (OoBtlBued OB Page Nine) Winthrop Brown. U.S. Ambas Apart from any international ' ' I ' ...... was set.' House was Surprised when Mrs. sador to Laos, arrives in Wash repercussions, Kennedy has .said House presented him with a "cake ington to consult with the Ken publicly that a defeat most likely KA8AVUBU TO ASK AID of carnations'’ a t his office: The nedy administration about’ any would have the effect of bottling Father Again Cracks United Nations, N.T., Jan. 80 flowers were^^'distHbuted to em possible changes In policy regard:^ up key measures in his domestic U i—Congo President Joseph ployes of the store. Mrs. House Ing that nation and to report on legislative program. . William J. Pape Dies; conditions there. . .Former,Pres Karavnba Juui warned be vrill said, "The employes have always At ' his news. conference last seek outside military aid it the remembered Mr. House with floW' ident Dwight D. Elsenhower .ex Wednesday, the President said that White School Boycott United Nations fails to takid Im era on his birthday in the past, so presses gratitude Jo President while the issue is one for the Rouse mediate action against' pro- it’s only fitting that they each re Kennedy for assig n ee to Eisen to decide, he does hope that a ceive a 'piece of his cake' today." Waterhury Publisher hower aides handling a final round Lumumba forces In th'e Congo, of business for him. , '.Film star New Orleans, Jan. 30 IJP)—A f The two boys had been attend- the U.N. disclosed today. Kasa- The practice continued until his re^ drug etore clerk continued his de-: Ing segregated schools in neightmr- vnbu addressed the warning to drement. Sophia. Loren cornea home to tng St. Bernard Parish (Count)(), His grandfather had
Main St., into a large tree about Hebrtm H t i p t Y o g Ov«rs«M ii«t South Windsor a half mile from the Bast Hartford Bolton Student Delivers ' town lips at about 1:80 p.nu Taken Sheinwold on to Hartford Ho^iltal, she was Little League Sets Sermon at Church FALSE TIEtH treated for back and leg Injurlea, TV-Radio Tonight L o o tM M t < ii^ W o r r y Potato Shed poItce->said. Resident Trooper Ron Planning Meeting Saadi i m k t Theodore E. ^wrence, son of No longer be anaojrMl or feat “ T H E W A Y ald Jacobsen inveatlgated the ac play suits ' Grand List $9,819,400, ease hecaueg of looea, — IN RKUBT <»*)■» , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawrence, 168 cid en t Plaas an afoot for raorfaBiaUig Avery St., delivered a sermon, teeth. FA S nn B , an ^ Lost in Fire Union Cinches Title By Alfra# SMawoM ' line (non-aotd) po*4sr>.. Htbron’s UtUn LMgus, which Whoa your adversaries ^ “ Who's Leading Whom?’’ at the an your piatea holds (hen flm«rs I HEARD IT” The scrappy Union School T e le v is io n nual youth aervice of Community feel more eomfoitablo, Avoid «... MeOrath’a potato warehouse on boys' hssketbsU team clinched the was very successfully oanlad oo ^ k in g *bout seeking whom ♦ AK72 32 Vz Rate indicated moment caused by loose plates. CM •:00 Bis t TbesUr (Is prograss) Tha Amarlcons to, 80 Baptiat Church yesterday. - FASTKXTH at any dras oounttr. Main Bt.; Juat south of Ellsworth local grammar school league title la^ year, A meeting will be held may d«vour» be fure to Keep o First Show (la progrssa) to To Tall rha Truth La'wrence, who la atate presidsnt by John Gruber Friday night by,qvercomlng their trump or two to the Early Show (in prograsa) 10, SO :00 Surfalda « x ^ i i M em orial £Qgh School, was com Tuesday evening at 8 in the ele Bolton’s new grand list totalalother informatlqn given during the Salty Brine's fihsok (la progreasj| S;S0 Tales o{ Wells JTarge 10. 33. 30 of thr* Connecticut Baptist Youth pletely destroyed by tire Saturday toughest rival. Pleasant valley, m*y give you just the protecUon 910 J iu m ThisI is the gross figure Interview Tor which epace li not Surfalda Six 8, 40. 63 Fellowship and paat, president of 31-27. Erie Hohenthal, one of the mentary school. Woody WoodpoeSar S Ducxpln Bowline 18 afternoon. Lost alOBf with the released by the Board of Aseeeaora provided on the complaint fotn the local fellowship, was among RANGI Union coadies, said the teem hae. Everybody ef-^aa- 1 . 0 * - We feel thie procedure handle News 88 I Danny Thomas Sho 8. 12 many young people » t -the church >9 7 today. Cartoon Flayhouao 18 KlontUlts 10. to. 30 bonding were most of sa original two more games on its aehedulo, them moyofmovei alM^along U 5? Ifllt monds, and you have a somewhat i complalnta with lees oonfiuionand Jungle Jim 40 • :S0 Andy OrlKlUi Show 8 13 who CMiducted the aervice in ob harvest stock of •.000 bushels of Plana wiU bs dlaeuassd for The figure, less veterans* exemp . Iwv» been utcinf me^-well. This U very ambitious for which It hO|^ to win to keep Its shapeless hand to^play. T h ^ are peome will he Interviewed in turn. 4;1S Rescue'8 80 Donto 10. 32. 80 servance of Youth Week, , rUF.L Ol! potatoes plus grading and aorting rataing nunfay, among otksr tions, gives a tentative net .taxable AdTsntures In Poradlsa 8. 40. 63 such an organisation, end 1 assure undefeated record Intact. fingsaes inr three 4 wits. If you 9 K 6 3 “This year the Board of Tax Re 35 Weather, News b Bporta L 13 Streats of Danger 18 Also participating in the aervice about tte Jlanchester Civic Or- you it will be done in a very ac machinery, ' Rorinle Rlordan swished the net things. * figure o f 99,819,400. This figure Is view w l meet at tbe fireplace The CalUomiani • 40 GASOl iN' count a lead towards the king of ♦ Q 6 3 subject to alteration by tHe Board 4:80 Sporte, News, Weather 8 10:00 Mlllinn Dollar Movie 18 were Gadl. A. M itchell, George R. chaatnC^Uly. so I guess it’s about ceptable manner. Contents of the building were for 10 Union points. Hohenthal Osndldata Preaches hearts as a ftaesae. Where do you ♦ 3 4 zoom of the Community Hall on Robin Hood The Barbara Stanwyck Show Edwards, Lowell E. Jacoby, Carol time that 1 rendered anot^ re owned by Arthur Spielman of El A Change waa made la ^ 8: xa- of Tax Review who will hold public Feb. 1, Feb. 4, and Feb.. 11 from Compose 33. 30 L. Granniak, and Lynda M. Rawl So Jnst give, us a little .time. noted that an excellent floor |ame- begin? V emma WMI N M h I M 10 Naked City 10 lington Rd. The damage, estimated day'a servlca at Hdteon Oongra- hearings next month to receive ap 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Further datee will 4:46 Hunuey-BrinUey . to. Hennesey . port. To the inost cotmnonl.^sked After all. the delay was not due as "field general” was played by Moat players would begin by Douglas fiMworda i. 8 12 ings. Cynthia L, Perkins delivered to be at least $7,000, waa partially gational church. The Rev. How peals of property owners from the be set if necMsary depending On .j0:S0 June Aliyion Show 12 the children’s sermon. questJons I reply; “Yes, the or- to our inepUtude. Or to lack of Tommy Malin, who contributed tachung the truttlps. The trump ABC News San Fronclsro Beat 3 BANTLY OIL covered by insurance, according to five points to the victory. Highest ard Nasln, a ehaplsiln in the fir k: aakessment figures. 7:00 Alter Dinner Movie The Junior Choir, directed by work and enthusiasm. In the Fire Marsha] Roger Bricaon. He finesse works, and thS world seera t l vz Assuming the Board o'f Tax Re 'Berle Jackpot to. 30 I .IMI' V . |N( ^wtra is sUn in existence, and meanwhile, if you are champing scorer of the game was Pleasant Force at liihaatone.. Maine, oo- bright and rosy as you capture the 4 A _ corn- News—Barry Barents ■ Peter Oonn 8. 40. 63 Roberta C, Johns smd Elizabeth' D. said cause of the blase has not been view adjuatmente next month total reminded Death volley Days 11:00 The Bis News 33 yes, we plab to five a public con at the bit for good music, try the Valley's Robert Barber with 11 cupled the pulidt Instead of the queen of spades and draw three Mtei'Swi -i- ♦ I • News A Weather 3 Neubert, sang “ Blessing and Honor, ; '' 1 \\ I , M M 'determined. pli^r, the Rev. John N. Cross. no more than the 9121,726 allowed that there ie a liet of all News, Sports A Weather Glory and Power,” by Beneken, cert.” Hartford Sym^ony, or the Conn. Firemen found the building al points. A pressing zone defense by tounda of trumps. PhU Silvers Show News 80 the Unions held BiUy Smith, taU- The viaiUng clergyman is a candi last year, Board of Finshcb spokes ments on file at tbe Town Clerk'e People's Choice World's Best Movies for the offertoiy anthem. Mrs. TEL. Mltclull 0 I oriflaally went on record as Opera Assn., not to menlon the most completely ablase when they Sooner or later, however, you Million Dollar Movie ll:16 Jack Poor Show (C) 10. opera series now going on here est player In the league, (o eight date for the pastorship of Marl finesse. Then you draw trumps and men Indicated today that the tax Office and it la there for the con Father Knows Best Stuart Ferguson directed the choir saving that I thought it would be arrived at 2 p.m. HuuUeapped by must try club flnssse. Bast takes claim tks rest of the tricks. levy should be 82H mills, an in venience of the public for making Premiere In “Thy Wisdom, Lord,” arranged KUCKVILLB TR 6 ^ 1 in towTi at the State Theater. points. borough Oon^gaUonal Church, the king of clubs and returns the 7:i6 John Daly—News Feature 40 late March before we would he in a lim ited water su|q)ly, .they called You don't plan to ruff iMarta crease of two mills over last year. comparisons.” W. Moss. Highlights,. Btarlirtt Movie by Davison. Carmen—Complete in pumpera from warehouse Point. Union players, coaches and root- and msmbsra of the pastoral com queen of hearts. The opponents any sort at shape to give a con mittee of that chnrch, and ottaers in dummy when you begin to play This waa the rate predicted when Skaters Peeform Sports Camera ' 11:80 Jack Poor Show (C) Jane A, Reese and Miss Neubert ceit This wss based on the hours Thua reinforced, they succeeded in era all have, sp^at reason to be take a club mid three hearta, and 7:80 Cmeyenne 8. 10. 40. 1:00 News A Ptoyer De Ixw Angeles and others roud'of their aggregation, since from Marlborough, attended the the hand, hut you must save dum the budget was set In October. .The Bolton Skatihg aub. Danc were organists. Uahera were Gary of rehearsal necessary to get ac raving an adjacent tobacco ehed you. give the opponenta.a resent my’s trumpa as a bbckstop just In The 910 milUon gross represents ers participated yesterday at the SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING Ballard, Billy Keith, Dean Daniel, BeecKam. conductor and barn. Fire Chief Richard P. Inion is by far the smallest school service. He came to HebrOn aa ful look and a score of 100 points. quainted, and the hours or rehear Capitol OCR IS07 courtesy to' the Marlborough case you are forced to ruff a heart. an increase of 9268,500 over last Bloomfield School rink in an Ice and Charles Romahowski. RUG and sal necessary to prepare a pro Jones aaid one of the buildings was in the local system. Approximate Verdlet at Hiatory Certificates, of achievement were I’ve had several calls about this so close to the blaze it got alJghtly enrollment at Union is 194 stu Church and the Connecticut Oon- JMPjLiliMtlMi' year’s list. show sponsorsd 1|ty the Bloomfield gram. I then counted the number You may complain about. bad. According to the assessors, Chamber of Commerce. Members awarded to Carolyn L. Hughes for e t reharsals, and since we are sup one. since I presented It yesterday charred at one end. dents, compared to 400 at all other gregatlonal Conference. Sunday luck, but the verdict o f hiatory wUl Partner af^na with 1 NT (16 to R a d io completion of study courses in school session was omitted, and 18 polnUY and the next player major Increases were noted in tlie who took part were Efilnor Felice, UPHOLSTERY posed to rehearse once a week, over WINP, so I'm Ksting it here Bosh of Soturdiw Aoeidants local elementary schools. Realizing be that you have -mlsplayed the (This Ustliig IncludM only those aewa broadcaete of 10 or 16-mlnute Christian leadership. once again. I’ve already reviewed this, coaches have held extra Sat the young people of the church passes. You holdt ^pades—Q 5 4; dwelUng claasIfiesUon, up 9109,- Fred Mandley; MyJm Biardl, Carol projected the number of weeks to A Broad Brook man who hit a hanA You must go after the clubs 000; commercial buildings, 925,000; O’Hara, PhU R c b ^ , Ruth Arendt, length. Some atattons carry other riiort newscaata). the album in this column, and parked car here waa booked for urday practices throughout the took i>art in the “Youth Day" before drawing tnimpa HsartA-Q J 10 2; Diamonds—8 3 concert time. ^ 6:18 Conn. Ballroom CLEANING many of you heard it over the air, season. aervlce. The Rev. Mr. Nasln will 5 4; Clubs—K 6 8- What do you motor vehicles, 9H.000; furniture Everett Carlson, Sue Carlson, Don WDBC—1S6* Pedestrian Killed JU it tunu out. we have miased a Circuit Court appearance in East Suppose ybu win tbe first trick Brennan, and Ruth O’Hara. 6;UU Newi T:0U Bob Scott so there is no need to go into fur Hartford Feb. 20 on charges of The Pleasant Valley girls in a soon be discharged from the Air with the queen of diamonds and sky? and fixtures, 920,000; and inven 6:10 Art Johnson Show 8:00 Ray Somera bioieh of rehearsals. M onday tories, 931,000. .. Coffee for Dbnee Blarch 8:06 RAynor Shines U:UU News Norwalk, Jan. 30 {IP)—A car TEL, Ml 9-1752 ther detail. It'a the beat of the nu operating while under the. in preliminary game scor^ s' con Force. lead the jack of clubs for a finesse. Answer: Pass. You would raise 11:10 Ray Somers Bigiita have ben dogged by ill luck. merous recordings of this opera. to 2 NT with 9 pifints or with a Land, valuation, reflecting ad The Imperial Steak House, Bol 1:00 News, Sira Off. struck and killed 61-year-old John or fluence of liquor or. d g;s, end vincing 26-16 victory over the OampalgaEffwto East can take the king of clubs ton Lake House, and .3 J*s Restau WBAY—tit 1:00 Dei Raycee Show Oiir Vary first rehearsal was put failure to drive to the L1|^t by Union girls, who had defeated useful 5-card suit, but It is far justments by the Board of Tax Re 6:00 Paul Harvey WINF—1386 Marino, Lafayette Circle, Norwalk, o n o ' one week because of a huni- Hebron women -who w ill p artld and return the queen of hearta. rant will sponsor a "Cpffee Day” 6:00 Financial News Ml 3-5747 Boch—^\’arioDs Works Trooper Joseph Palen. He was in them In a previous game. Carol safer to pass with a mangy S-polnt view lu t year, decreased by 916,- 6:3Q Sound Stage as he was walking along Van aaaa syaming. In December we Gtraa Ckmid, pianist ' pate in the March of Dimes Moth- hut dummy’s trumps limit the 000. tomorrow for the March of Dimes. 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 6:06 Showcase and News Buren Ave, here yesterday. volved in one , of four accidents Lach waa high scorer for the ecs' March, aa announced by chair enemy to two heart tricks. If hand. 7:16 Sound Stage ):UU Simon (.ewts Jr. realty dtruck it bad. We had a bad CMumbU ML MTt Hie assessors commented today Troceeds from the sale of each 8:30 Night F ll^ t 7:16 Blvenins Oevotlons Police said tite driver, Charles auawshnin on one Monday night, checked by State Police here Sat valley team with nine points. Mau man Mrs. Gordon Rathhun and her necessary you can ruff , a thinj (Copyright 1961, General Pea- cup of coffee will be turned over 7;3U'Bhowcaae and News Having given Mr. Gould a rave urday. In a previous accident reen Johnson with six was high utres Corp). that although they have raised 12:00 Sign Off Taylor Jr., 28, of 90 Taylor Ave., Garner's wa couldn't gat the rehearaal room, aSsiatants, Mrs. Karl Beiglund round of hearts and take a trump to the campaign. WTIC—1686 7:86 The Reviewing Stand Norwalk, told them he was forced review when he played at Storrs. Thursday a local lady was injured fo r Union. and Mrs. Paul Blow, include: Mra some assessments that were re 6:00 News 8:06 The World'Today 8 GKiswoi.n ^ r another Monday night, the Mon- duced by the Board of Tax Re Mrs. R. Itaeeland Jones 8r., 6:15 Weather and Sports 8:30 Showcase and News off the road by an oncoming car recently, I suppose I should tell when her car skidded into a large Tonag OemocraU to Meet Harvey Llppincott, Mra. Lynuui 11:00 Muelc Beyond the Stars and News (ip’rn St-km;rH d m after Caaistmas and New you something about one of his tree. interested in going and needing to Hebron cehter where she is em view last yealr, in no case have they chairman,of the local drive, has an Clifford W. Barnett, 75, of 29 Otis St, examines damage to the 6:30 Suppertime Serenade and could not avoid hitting Ma Taan were holidays. And in Janu The Young Democratic Club Eddy, Mra Clarence Laking, Mra ployed on part tiipe. nounced that to date only 9200 has 6:45 Three Star Extra 13:06 News Roundup recordings. 17118 particular album Frank S. Klskunaa. 40, of Broad has named a nominating commit transportation, are asked to con restored the assessment to the ori rear of his car where it was struck by a car operated by Joseph 7:06 Dick Bertel 13:16 81gn.Off rino. ary wa had another “no achool” Priest Shot in Leg Dennis Keefe, Mrs. Robert Catazxo, tact Grange Master Kenneth Por* been realized. This Is 9100 less last a Kaminski, 42, of 418 N. Maid St^ Saturday evening. The front 7:30 Newe includes Partitas 1 and 2, as well Brook, struck the pttrked car be tee to recommend a slate of new Mrs. H. day Oaborn, Mrs. Frank Afancheater Evealzg Herald Heb ginally disputed figure. They re Monday- longing to Richard M. Block on ter. , port they have conceded the ad year’s amount at this same time, of B a k u ’s car was pushed into the window of the North End 7:45 Pope Concert / Aa you can tee, this knocked aa the so-called “Italian Con officers at the March meeting. Rich, Mrs. Donald Raymond, Mra ron correspoadeat, Snsaa B- Trn- 0:06 What's Your Opinion Gr^am Rd.. at about 7:5S p.m. In Trap for IRA justments where they seemed rea- Anyone who wishes to donate Drug Store. Barnett was sitting in his parked car at the time, 10:06 NIgfatbeat aa o u t o f she rehearsals, and it certo.” Edward Paraiak, chairman, heads Raymond J. Burt, Mrs. Homer Anyone wishing to join Hebron dleton, teleplieqe ACadony S-S454. should send contributions to Mrs. police said, extensively damaging Grange is asked to get informa ■onable. but was uninjured. Kaminski was arrested and charged with 11:00 News looka like are will have to put t'|: Mr. Gould plays BsMdi in an ab- members includiing Shirley Del- Hills, Mra Richard M. Grant, Mra. Leslie Boltm, treasurer of the driving while under the Infiuence of liquor or drugs. (Photo by 11:30 Starlight Serenade sohitHy superlative manner. I sup the vehicle. nicki, Joseph Krawfisky, Virginia Belfast, Northern Ireland, Jan. tion and applications from the sec- Veterans’ exemptions this year ^ WPOP—1416 prqjaetod concert over to late in Leonard Harrison, Mrs. Henry A. :-Big Though Small March of Dimes, Box 630, Man Burkam p). 6:00 Today in Hartford April, in consequence. This still pose only a pianist can .realize At 8:05 SJn. a car driven by Thrown, and Constance Pandozzi. 30 (g>) — A Roman Catholic priest Jones, Mrs. Dwight Martin, Mrs. retaiy, Carol tjribler, or Grange total 9395,100, an Increase of chester. ______6>. ------Joseph Amenta, 65, of Hartford, To he voted on at Uie next 91,928. ms Just how remarkable his playing waa shot in tiw leg today by police Frederick Wythe, Mrs. Clarkson Master Kenneth Porter. Applica BaptiBiiia session of the 12th Circuit Court In JB arith. the time I guessed Honduras, which ranks 14th In A hraakdown of the ahetract arauld he neceeesry to get the or- is. On the other band, anybody hit a westbound car operated meeting cm Feb. 7 at the Town manning a roadblock set up to S. Bailey, Mrs. Alex Gone!, (Mra. tions should be In soon. Degrees Raym ond OoUln, son o f Mr. and Manchester. can tell that It Is something out of along Pleasant Valley Rd„ by Hall at 8 p.m. is a prcqwsal to will be conferred In March. The size among the 20 Latin Amer •hows 660 dwellings, aaseesed at chestra in shape and to prepare a capture members of the under Charlba WaUsce, Mrs. J. KSbUk, ican countries (with an area of 96,066,200; 595 outbuildings, 9317,- Mrs. Emile Collin, Rt. 6, Andover, P a r k e d C a r Four other accidents occurred TWO aOLUON program, so you sse they are pro- the ordinary. Fred A MikoIite» 55, of Slater St change the meeting night of the Mrs. A. Spellacy and Mrs. Emmet Home Economics Committee an and Debra Louise Pehinko, daugh Saturday. Police said the Amenta vehicle club to the first Tuesday of the ground Irish Republican Army. nounces that the sewing contest 43,277 square mUes), is graater in 400; 1,270 lots, 91.732,400; 48 D O LLAR grenring about as I exp^ed. Bsch is not s popular composer, M cCormick. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Penm- PRESCRIPTIONS had been traveling south on Hil sUe than Denmark, Switzerland commercial buHdings, 9451,700; Just after noon, cara being The group has shaken down and Mr. Gould does not court popu month. The change actually stqrts A police spokesman said the The date for the march haa not will open Feb. 1. Anyone wishing ko, Rt. 6, Coventry, were baptized Pushed into driven by WlUlam E. Hill, 38, of SAFELY COMPOUM9ED som ewhat in shoe, which I also pre lar favor on this disc. It is flaw ton Dr., and cut onto Pleasant in February, but another vote is priest, the Rev. Patrick Hughes, to enter may get applications from and The Netfaerlanda combined. 269 acreage parcels, 9348,300; 16 " VaUey Rd.. into the MikoUta car. been announced. Weather condi at S t Maurice Church yesterday. 11 Byron Rd., and Fred Oppen' dicted, hut it is still a sisablo or- lessly perfect, like a marble Greek being taken cm the cdumge so the 56, failed to stop at the roadblock tions have held up immediate Marjorie Porter, chairman. trailers, $32,000; 1;485 motor ve- Meetliigz ToMght No injuries were reported. Troop hlcleo, 9814,000; machinery and heimer, 57, of Eaat Hartford col ARTHUR DRUR ganiaatlon, and now bids fair to statue. Some will feel that it haa full membership will have an op near Carrickmore, County lYrone, plans. Anyone having old eyeglasses COLBY FBEXT TO BETIBE The annual meeting of. Bolton Store Window tided in the Parkade parking lot DAYS hava a reasonable degree ,of per- also the coldness o f marble aa weH, er Carl Niedsal of,. Troop H, H a iv portunity to vote. where he liVea. He was taken to a that can be spaiM is ask^ tp give WatervlUe, Maine, Jan. 30 (ff)— equipment, 968,200; 18 horsee ford, warned Ammta for failure The Podium Players are now Congregratlonal Church will be held Damage was minor. manancy; also they are beginning but this is the true "clabslc” . tra At one of its future meetings hospital, where hla condition waa tbem~,to a tSrange'Tnehibw and E. Allan Lightner, former Con (double the previoue total), 9960; tonight at 8 o’clock In the parish to grant the right of way at an the cdub name delegat as' to holding rehearsals for their com cattle, 9820; furniture 'and fix- Station wagons being driven by CONTINUES THROUGH to play surprisingly well, all things dition, which divorces itself from win described as satisfactory. ing production, "TTie Mikado," on they will be packaged and aoit to necticut manager for 'the B. F. room Joseph A. Kaminski. 42, of 418 John R . Haskell, 19, of 18 Jordt fomanticiam, and seeks to present intersection. — the annual atate Convention of The roadblock was part of an in Goodrich Co., wUl retire as as turee, 9111.400; farm equip* considered. At 8:25 ajn. police aaid Edward Wednesday and Friday evenings at E^m For The Needy. The Grange The executive committee of the N. Main St., waa arreajed ahortly St., and Mra. June M. Woodhouse. It looks ss though the orchestra music of this type merely as beau Young Democratic Clubs to be tensive search along the border be is carrying on its annual drive at sistant to the president of Colby 912.4W; inventories, 965,500; util- Woman’s Society of Christian Serv of Wapping received minor damage .MEN SATURDAY Parclak, 31. of Clark St, drove out 8, In the RH AM bandroom. H ie lUes. 9116,600; boats, 914,800; and before 8 o’clock Saturday evening wO ba capable of doing a really tifully organized sound. held at the . Hotel'Bond in Hart tween Northern Ireland and the. Players met Saturday evening at this time, College tomorrow, the coUege an ice of United Methodist Church when they were Involved in a col T r a in T 6 of his driveway into the path of k ford May 12 and 13. mlacellaaeoue, 97,400. and charged with driving while sarlous symphonic program rang I heartily recommend ' this to Irish Republic for the killers of s^; the home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Fsooltles Vie nounced Saturday. Lightner; who will meet this evening at 8 o’clock liaion on Woodbridge St, north of tboee of you who like truly great southbound car driven by Donald Botary Dance Set celebrated his 80th birthday yes Tha cattle and farm equipment under the influence of liquor or ing from Handel to Debussy in Latici, 25. of Rockville. Trooper 26-year-old ulster constable. Nor Price, on Burrowa Hill. Elementary school principal Publlo Records E. Mddle Tpke,, at 12:50 p.m. HEAVY BIG seopsb ttiohiding a full scale sym- music in a truly great perform First annual Ladles’ Night af man Anderson. Anderson w u shot Grange News Richard D. Gale will be in charge terday, haa been on the colby staff figwsa ai« both low because of Warranteed Deeds: Mae M. Has Slight deimage resulted to cara ance. Rene Tanquay warned Parciak for fair of the Semth Windsor Rotary since 1936. ^Mclal axempUons voted dairy being driven by Evelyn S. King of pbeny, and a full scale concerto, as faihue to yield the right of way. dead Friday while returning from The reslgnaUon of Ronald Miner of a benefit baaketbaU game, soon kell to Thomas M. Beverlie K. Police " aaid Kamlnskl’a . car EQUIPMENT Club will be held Saturday night, a visit to his l7-year-61d girl friend men by the legislature. The cattle Davis, property on Cider Mill Rd.; 48 Salem St, and George L. Bar- iAVINGS! Feb. 18. a t the K o f C HaU on as co-chairman of the Louth Com to be held. The faculty of the ele struck the rear of a parked car At 6:15 p.m. police said a car south of the border. mittee of Hebron Grange waa ac mentary scheola of Hebron, Marl total of. 9820 refieots 956,000 in Elmer WllsCn to OUve C. Wilson, dona, 28, o f 259 Prospect St., when driven by W infr^ R. Cote, 38, oi( Main St. in Manchester. The axemptlona. Oairyinen are also owned by Clifford W. Barnett, 75, they collided at Summit and Wads- OPERATORS In Dublin, a communique sigrned cepted with regilit at the borough and Andover w ill -vie property on South Rd.; U. and R. of 28 Otis St., on N; Main St., at 1042 Foster St., struck a car op emorgasbord ball will feature STANLEY WARNER allowed a 93,000 exemption on Housing Corp. to the Town of wora Sts., just after 6 p.m. dance music by Norm Saegert’a by the outlawed IR A said Ander last - Grange meeting. Edward against the RHAM School faculty. Den>t Square. Baraett’s car was erated by William J. Carrington, son was shot because he was "a SchwarU has now accep'ted the U «D 8 equipment, which is refiected in Bolton, land for roads In the Mt. A Town of Manchester dump POWER SHOVELS 29, of 94 Hilton Dr., which had Band fcdlowing a cocktail hour Saowbound pushed into the window of the Bristish spy.” Yesterday the IR A position. Mrs. Helen Coleman, who Uvea rON ITE the comparatively low total shown Sumner tract; Harry Goodwin Jr. truck being erated by Clement BULLDOZERS halted at the stop sign on Buck- starting at 7 ;30. STATE of 912,400. to Paul F. and Margaret Brown, North End Dnig Store. Quey, 43, of 42 Concord R d., waa The amogaabord, will be served blew up a bridge not for from the The next meeting of Hebron on the Hebron-Marlborough road, GRADERS land Rd., and then pulled out into Grange will be Feb. 7. The 4>ro- 5 P A CoaU-4:454ffi0, 60o Hearing Routine Set property on Volpl Rd. Both cars were extensively dam lightly damaged at 7 p.m. when Former Cheney Mllli the path of the Cote machine. Car at 10:30. lane where Anderson was slain. weat of Hebron,' has been prac SCRAPERS Eight members of a dance band gram will be arranged by llar- Charles Hathaway, chairman of aged and had to be towed away. It woa otruck by a car being driv Hartford Road rington was warned for failure to Tickets may be obtained from tically marooned at her home ever SHOWN AT 5:06 aad SUM en by John J. Banavage, 18, of 38 OTHERS missed death by seconds in the Jorie Porter, with the theme since the big snow storm. She waa tha Board o f Tax Revlerw, has laid ADVER’nSEIiENT Kaminski waa arrested at the .vnd Pine Sf. grant the right of way at an inter Don Goodwin, Ken Jackson, Jack down ground rules for the han. To the taxpayers of Bolton! The scene, police said, and was taken Hudson St., police aaid. Woodcock, Merle Woodmansee, Dr. bridge blast. “Sureethearts—Young and Old,” not able to get her car out unUl Trained men are earning S165 section. Sweethearta of the paat and pres- IMcv March dling (ff appeals from asseaamenta purpose of the Property Owners to the police station where he Juat after 5:30 Sunday afternoon M.inchcitcr, Conn. In the Thursday accident Jane D Robert Williams, Bob Trewhella Saturday, when she made the trip a car driven by David W; Juliano, per week and up. Thousands of Jet Crash at Bradley .ent will he depicted in song and . at the board’s public hearinga next Association of Bolton is to support posted a 9500 bond for appearance FREE PARKING Hudelson, 47, of 1653 Main St. or Leon Schweir. K a b r ! Month. good government for all the people. in the Manchester session of the 18 of 190 New Bolton Rd., ran into additional men are needed right OES to Neighbor Windsor Locks, Jan. 30 (A7---The story. Prizes will be awarded to now to operate the heavy equip pj rcI I Pic^ up to was injured when the southbound the oldest and youngest sweet In a statement released today he Since it seems to be the wish of 12th Circuit Court on Feb. 16. a parked car belonging to Ronald car idle was driving skidded off Evergreen Wood Chapter OES Connecticut A ir National Guard A. Helm, 26. of Eaat Hartford, ment used In building roads, Your Cjr! says an investigation will be order hearts present. said, “From the experience of the the majority, to have the Junior Police investigated elx other ac will observe Neighbor's N ight MWElilE nffl'ilfT liTME board last year It haa been decided High Sm ooI issue voted on b y ref cidents over the weekend. One In the Parkade parking lot. Dam bridges, dams, airfields, etc. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Ma ed to determine why a landing gear The Home Economics commit Complete training program in tee will conduct a homemade that the following procedure will erendum, the Association'herewith other driver w is arrested. age was light CFEN MONDAY thru SATUPDAY-10 AM to 10 P M sonic Temple. Eureka Chapter of on. a FIDO A Supersabre jet fight be set up to handle the problem of Informs all taxpayers that it will cluding actual experience on OLD HUNDIfD > All Popular Flavors SAVE 23c Windsor ^^11 be guests. Mr. and er collapsed and forced one of its candy sale, proceeds going into Stinley' S. Gill, 51, of 40 Mc heavy equipment the Grange treasury for future Adult 'CinetCinema ALSO AT 7ffi6 PJC. Interviewing taxpayers who wish sponsor and support a petition to Kinley St, waa arrested at 7:80 4th Tunnel for London . PRESCRIPTIONS Mrs. William Pallait wiU be in pilots to crash land at Bradley to register complaints regtudlng place the vote for a Junior High For complete information, send PT Field Saturday. The pilot, MaJ. use. Saturday night and charged with Spadals for Tatsdaf la i Woiiosday Free Delivery charge of refreshments. their assessments. They will regiS' School on the voting machine, so London—Work has started on a name, address, age, telephone Richard B. Kyta. 100 Ledgewood Pomona lecturer Marjorie Por llwm w I « « « '“"• failure to' drive in the proper lane. number and working hours to: PKGS ter announces the start of a new ter with Mra. James Roach, the we may have the honest, accurate Police said his car and one being 921,000,000 fourth tunnel under Ice Cream Maadieater E vening Herald Rd„ West Hartford, escapied in i'i'A GARDNER DIRK BOGARDD U R R E n DRUB vialtation contest for East Cen 8:25 /i:15-10:00 clerk, as they come in. She will and secret vote we are entitled to driven by Philip Sava, 32, of 12 St. the Thamea to handle increasing UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT South WIndMr oonespondent El juries. He was returning from a I t h e a n g e l supp^ them with the complaint under State Statute. FINAST — Solid Pack in Brina SAVE 40c He L H A N D Y 'S SBUPFmO PARKADE practice mission when the meebani' tral Pomona. The contest title Is: \‘ John St., were involved in a col traffic from the city’s docks. Much OPERATORS SCHOOL more Buraham, telephone Mitchell form which they will fill out and traffic now uses Blackwall Tunnel, 4-0674. leal.defect occurred. The Hiqipy Wanderers.” The con 'ACTS OF LIFE” W o r e r e d lision on Adams St., south o f New 292 W orthlBgtoit.^ 7-01 test Is open to aU 10 Granges in e return to her, to be placed with Blondiester Evening HeraM built In 1897 and only 16 feet STUDS LONIOAN” WED.: “ Oiaas Is Oreetier” B olton oorrespondent Bliia, State Rd. Damage__ - was light. OiU « SpilBgfleld I, M i^ Eaat Central and begins Feb. 1. their card to await the interview. wide. - CANS F m h est “Hiere wUl be a record made of Dhnodk, teleplwneMitclMn9-9829. was told to appear in the Feb. 9, White Ti^na4 Some Granges' do not as yet have cu r FROM CHOICE YOUNG PORKERS their material, but will receive It FINAST LIQUID - Kind to Handi SAVE 3tc shortly. Any Grange making a visitation to another and taking 1-QT five or more membera with them BUS vflU qualify as “ H appy W ander Detergent 2 FRESH PORK 7 ers.” At the close of the contest GRAND OPERA Aug. 31, the Grange that haa visit RICHMOND - Rad, Ripa SAVE^Tc > ToBiorrow Evening—One Performance Only— 8:16 P.M. ed the most Oranges in the Po-‘ 16-OZ mons' and taken the moat mem- Opera No. 2 LEON CAVALLO^ Greatest Opera bes with them will be declared win* CANS ner. A suitable award will be given Tom atoes 6 SHOULDERS at that time. ■■■>' "PAGLIACCI" BATHROOM TISSUE - Whita or Colored SAVE 8c Hebron Orange haa been Invited With the SlanlSceat Vbioe of TITO GOBI aad Gw to attbnd "Neighbors' Nlte” at TEATRO DEL OPEBA ROSIE ORCHE8TBA \ ROLL Manchester Grange on Feb. !• All " Pins These Musical Gems! ' e Overture: Weber’a “Invitation To Iho Daaee" aid Soft-Weve 8 BAG Stranao’ “Gradnatton Ball” ADSnSSION 91.60 EACH OPEBA LISSM QUANTITIIS OP AtOVI ITIMS AT RIGULAI PRICI SCHEDULE OF RESlAlNlNG OPEBASt t« a Our Raaular AdvartUemant an Thursday for Mere Big Defior Days Specials Feb. 14—<”Bigoletto" FERMANENTE d'lTALIA ly Sue Cory Feb. 7—^Loeta DOaamieiniour” ------Feh. 21— “B Trwatoie” Feb. ! ^ " L a Forza del Destlao” TUESDAY aiid WUNESdAY SPECIAL! Intpind by Uu $ofi,fluid Uam.of Italian foiM oiut Never before svalkHe in Americt, Eleginte io ihe petranent wave uted '^ leading lulian hairityliitt to create fluid, ooft,. S TA TE THEATRE natural-loolcing kairatylea. EleganiA trtes a new approach to pe^ •B nanent waring, givet hair auperh body and life. , CHICKEN LEG Make an aPDointatent now. QUARTERS Tender and Meaty MAXWEU HOUSE j a r » 3 5 100% PURE INSTANT COFFEE Elegante'Permanent CHICKEN BREAST specially Priced at QUARTERS. LB 3 9 * s o x O F 5 0 IK iim PLKNN Our Sib Anniversary Special ' Plump and Tender BOOK $ J Q . 7 0 Meet end Preduca Fricas BHartiva Tuasdoy ond Wadnasday Only Reuben Says: MATCHES Includes Shampoo "•rinf your cor Ib Im i b f o r Producelu ce lld u ^ S I P U R F A M O U S •xp«rt oBfomotk titm*- EXTRA FANCY, YELLOW. RIPE O r a n g e s Juicy and Flavorful 4 ^ 4 9 * nrfssi^ WBflu CHydranwI- H A jR C U T S (Riareoal Broyed Steak Grapefruit nm HH 6 '° " 4 9 < '^ le OBd DyBcrflow)* Oaly $ 2 > o o P 0 p p 0 | flg ^ G lim - JusI Right For Salads LB Bananas > 12' geBehie G M piiMlt uMii.' FRINCH FRIiS LUTUOI, TOMATO $199 ^ 0 | 0 | 9y JU M IO “ Full of Flavor 2 2 9 * EXTRA FANCY, CALIFORNIA PAULJODfiE ROLLS «M l lU n iR PONTIAC, INC. / dollar Sba'^d frozen' 3 o ^ S p eciai / , T «» Ctok. - ewatw, lU K iv « t m ^ ^ Carrots I I I I 1 / III;M l \ SAI OXS S7S MAIN STREET PHONE MI 9-4546 ^Meat Pies 6 *1 1 2 Cello Packages I ^ C H E S T E R F tS M A lN S T e M l 3 4 9 5 1 M A N C H t n i k GOT TGULAim MlfJ! Gnp GAHLAMD BV. ■ ' - ...... ' t’T ’ "r. 1 ' ‘ S" 4 tv ■J4 iL‘ ■J
MANCHESTER EVENIJ^G HljRALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., HONDAY, JANUARY 80. 1961 P A o s r r a i V MANCHESTBR EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 80,1961 'FACa: FOUR s
6 C h ildm i D iel W illiam / . PINE PHARMACY M illetrPrentice Arm oi(ince Engagem ents ^1 TTie Baby Has m m. w Ibt B ous^ Fire 4f 4 CINTIA $T.— Ml 9- m 4 P u b lish er i:fNBi tai*' Ofia) traas Paga Oaa) bar bo wMeb UMir Been Named ••• tbar. MMeyiV nm ad, r A mamhar ot tba stage erew that ' Betod':— HOOD'S c o u put on tba first plays te Tata’s me N<» oeou^l nmw thBBttr. in four of .lts ftvt ENROLLMENTS CLOSING TUESDAY^ JAI^; 31 P ^ bou^t tha W atarbury TM lira was bstievad to MORSE COLLEGE, HARTFORD American Ih 1833, In H)4fi he ac' m. wfisd imA eual Still time to enrall sad MMive your trsinteg la ttans fbr WettoiL Dm U WMhart m o of Mr. utd Mra. Wclton, 30 qulr^ ths Waterbury. Democrat, age Mom. 1 real esteto seasoa ahead. SpeoiiU prepsratioa for Ucsi ^ ^ bom Jw. 3 ^..RoclrrtUo aty Opera on Screen and consolidated all three papers Mfit tfscovanid the I Practice part time frmr. your home weekeada witiicnt gtenw an ital. His maternal grandparents are WUUam OBriea u n ^ the corporate title of Amarii; Hi m when she 1^. bar bad your Job. Attend aad enroll Tueaday, Jaa. 81, 7(30 P JI. MWM anO M**. Marie Kbodea. RockvlUa HU p atera^ gra n ^ Tito Ckibbl portrays the clown, can-RepuhUcan, Inc. }y baton 1 am. to get a drink ef I OoUege, 183 Ana S t, Hartford, JA 3-2381. Tonio, in tomorrow night’s movie eaititi nre Mr. and Mra Raymond Welton, Wfflingford. He Re also owned the Eastera Color wator. She threw a bucket M water I BUY 2 PINTS AT REG. PRICE £aa two W tbera Leland Earl, 10, and Raymond I^ter. 4: *"<1 production of the iqiera "PagUac- UR the fleroea and aonadad the ci” at 8:16 at the State Theater. Frlntlng Co., which, printed the Riree aUterdi' Susan Bainbetb. 14. Cynthia Ann, 12, and Caro* first c
-T , \ \ ■vu MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCH^TER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 80, 1961 PAGE lEANCHESnSR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEBj OONN„ MONDAY. JANUARY 80, 1961 plon 'w lth the Oommunlat PdU ii „ .s itvw bsMrs m ttulfK'' IWV govanunent tte poadbUlty of using Shwddown Vote Tuesday M itti of him. Aman. Polish funds frasen in this H. B. House Dies; tettlitB tn: .tbkaa tram Um kook «ltMfMm- "on projects ot that Guminiiigs Says GOP bar by Whiter ©ndler Ckvert Kennedy Spurs demonstrato 4Mr aSr^ trlcndahip M E N - W O M 6 N for ths_paopl«A)r Poiana.” Kennedy Stresses Need Mra Ionise O. Baraiiain 1 | n r a U t ]h tbo Moeoad taataaMOk tho .fiubmlttod by a Khaaber tram Venum—Mra Loulee CampbeU , leccnd O sngragati^ Onireh. The Iteoidsnt said tte rsapprais- Burnham, 68, mother of Mrs. Retired Merchant aady admlBiatiaUoa intpooad a baa 1 ages U to W jJW J as5S!S5tiSra% wmm vmm I of poUUcsl and dlpkunstlc tosis PhiUp H. Ward of Vernon, died OK i 0 Mim intarritwi Witt tlM two Camoirflages Inaction must load to hicrsassd support of Altca Frasnum Palmar, , oatty yesterday in Brattlehoro, Vt. after alnaoB aftor tkolr rotum to tUo :ram the United Nattons wllh provision Of Expanded Rules Unit a ahort illness. (OeeManed'firen Phge Om ) prasMsnt «f WsUasIsy Oolliiga. had for a largsr U.fi. mlsskm anfi to The wife of Rufus B. Burnham, oooBtfT. H on oKolB tho oMBoa «a» T*d Cummiaga, elytedfcempOed sevsttf irsers y j y Pan a BappUMsa Chib convosBd of gMa safeguiu-dlng of the Integrity of the Tied the former Sophia fitaver o t (OoBtiBasd fren Page One) she . and her husband have been tkat oar govammsnt did act waat e( the Desaocratlo Vown cnl Manager Richard M a i^ hi tha fiocraat psotto of “ ' office of tte U.N. sseratary-ganer- residents of. Fisher’s Island, N. T. Jersey Shor4, Pa. Mrs. Rouse died ConuBlttss, aald today t h s BWlMsaesV a p ^ • amuL..^Tbs garage »sBtfc*sa#mJi foUowsd eMMVMlMlnd awlmmlng and the Manhall Plin (of the poet- al. to nm tho rtok of havliMr aaythla* A s 0rla aaksd how to'is .... ending toe bottleneck power of GOP Deplores and Naples, Fla., for many years. in F ebrus^ 1949. The couple had lywB dirsetora ware "hiding be 'fools, h street paving pragram war years) ware ..." On the domeetlo front, Kennedy Mra Burnham was bom in Brook iQMtt tbo eanftil bagtnaing of a hind a aersen” to cover aad a straeU ii^ program whl^ and kba. Pahnsr fara th ^ lha dandisd his right hand and gss- Kennedy singled out Latin eaid the adminlstrafion'e program too committee. Hie "no compro three ch^dren. Judge Charles fix- nnr dvfllty hdwoaa Waahinjton lemraii y ralsB vviiirarkhsrobasrrajl - lyn, N.-YV AprU-^2, 1892, toe vrimthe called their lack ot action were successful, ssM Cummlrms. turad rapidly. American covutrlas for apsclBl aid, to end the huabiese ehunp, relieve mise" announcement on Saturday Dark Pictare daughter of toe late James and House, M n. Harry Maldmsnt and aoeecMHiON baihb and Moocoar. But, la thla InataaM, on the pwHweed garage *<» *be and a storm aswer p ro m m which hsiaoU and said must bs XalOifBlly _ I araa a$ after aairing that “Communlat hardship and gensrally sUmulsto fCDesrad Back day: _ MMDA^ Fan wOl ahw ga* M Tha President vrora a blue pin Indlcatea he thlnka he nOw has Helen Strong Campbell. Mra Ralph Maher, all of Man* tlM foronunaat did not voqaa>t;‘tt Midiway ead p ^ dlvlaionB of the was not approved by tbs voters agents aesMag to exploit that the economy will call tor: itafl (1) OMunlt somal | hig good gatalls on haw yan seal gaalUy ■tripa suit and striped tie. reglon’at pssoeful revolution of toe votes to win. He had post She waa a graduate of Wells cheater, and five grandchildren, la omployed lU own antlKnlty to keep puhUe vroriu depertmeat. H is Rapubllcsna have three sx- aMmory sack day. v . Ehcpanslon o t unemployment com- By President College, Aurora, N. Y., a charter September Mr. House mar* • ...... ” ” ’®T7! Hie rentarka were a reply to psrianead men on the hoard, said jtemslt to pat Kaimsdy read frmn a script in hope have, established a base on penaatlon through temporary In poned an earlier vote echeduled for member of toe First Presbyterian *"2"L *...... I m wo noarawoB away from tha alnnoi. Cuamfings. including MSybr Har ' (3) Lack tor somstbliig bsauUtal (Tuba, only 90 m iles' tram our rled toe former Charlotte Webster statamaaU made Seturdey by sadi day. laige type, shifting pages to his creases in tte amount and duration Isst W#6lC, Church of Naples, and a member of WUllmantic, who also survlvou Mar araa thara aay abort otomont Jaha Shea Jr„ cheirman of the old TUrldngton. and dlractors I daly saw sa t sf five paas.- Daa^ 4MaJr-Ae$. MOW! left hand as hs talked. shores.” 'nte United States, the of hensflta “on a aelf-supporUng (Contlaned from Page One) of toe Naples HospiUI Auxiliary. (3) Do Bonsthlag kind tor Gct> President added, is pledged "to Rep. Howard W. Smith of Vir him. of tlnM invotvad. ao that wa ara ItepuMlcan Towa Oommlttoo. in a Robert Gordon and Thomas Ballsy. onsevsrydsy. He got a Mg hand when he aald basis.” Hs did not explain the ginia is chairman of toe Rules .. 1.1 .*ia- I.bu PrMil. I 1« sddiUon to her husband and Wreok-lo^ argument over the Re- Cummings said they were “us fjmfnfH Jf SBKViaB, Dbpt Hi hie admlnlatration “dOea not in work with our sister republics to said The inky black picture Preel ,j,g aurvived by two Mr. House is a former director goarantaad wa arU know« latar on, FbOesr the nilss psrsistKitly apd IrafiM M ^U free the Americas of such foreign basis ho has in mind. Committee end one of toe South and treasurer of the Manchester puWean CBrectora^ efficiency. ing tha Chaney Ubrsry an4 newer thiw wUL prodUea tte dasirsd to- O eH troT mmI ms ahsolstaly n n . f l ) tend to atand helplessly by" in Provision of piuto food to needy ern- Democrats who teems with dent Kennedy paints of the econ- Rufua B. Burnham Jr. of what happened whan tha plana waa bonding" as a smoke aersen. la m v m what t e described as a recession. domination and all tyraimy Savings and Loan Association ot “A large am du acreen has been suits. It you atu4^ tte Ufs of J^sm s , oad aaiariasi (9) ■atsraraMen In the poUUeal and diplomatic families of the unemployed. Allot toe RepubUcane to produce bUl- omy and the situation in toe world Hudson, Ohio, and David C. Bum- which he was vice preaident at toe dbot down, how our men ware thrown up to cover the items taU- As an aside, Cummings said the yon wfiL find that hla happhisss A fist sf U .------_ 5 But Repuhlicsns noticeably were ments and the quality of food al ia unwarranted lham of Northfield, Maes.; another traatad. But. adiataror thalr atoiy. RapUbHosns will have "seven or on bssf to ffwdffy *ra a U. _fi. < not Joining hi the applause. areas, Kennedy' noted he already bledlclng 8-8 tie votes in toe com time of his death. M (by the RepubUcane) under the cam# tram sooreas siinllar to tbsss .has taken ateps aimed at expand ready have been ordered increased mittee. He Mtteriy fought any ^ an,— daughter. Miss Elinor W. Bum- He was a charter member and whether It might craaU raaentmant guim of the RqaibUcans' being new eight times as much money" to of Mia. Pblmtr. A few Republicans Joined in the since Kennedy took oflice. Things are not that bad, Aiken UnlonvUle; one brother, flnsnes cspltsl improvements as ing uid cowdlnating the nation's change on the committee. aald. I Hvg Biatera and nine grandchll- past president of the Manchester agalnat Ruaala, or whether it even and not having time to study mat- Spirit of God. dsaesnd upon applause, however, when Kennedy disarmament effort. Redevelopment of areas of Smith had offered to clear the County Club and Klwanis Club, a U ra” said Cumminga the Democrats had when they hsait and give mo tte happinsaa plef^pefi hla administration will chronic unemplojhnent with a view five major Kennedy legialative He said Kennedy had injected I dren. y might axpooa part of our own pre *nie information ia aveileble took control of the board of di which no dna can find by aeeUni: IN raAMkAOff bade tha dollar vigorously and The deadly anna race, and the partisan overtones” into his mes-1 Funeral services will be held to- put president of the Manchester vious story of the flight In ques huge resources it absorbs, have too to attracting new industry and proposals and also to give up toe Chamber of (tommeroe and too from General Manager Richard rectors in ItSS. bat which Is tea fnUt of a kind •91 MAIM 8 T<>MI S-dgU will not distort its value In any committee's power to prevent bills sage. 1 morrow at 2 p.m. a t Vernon Con- tion. It will out sooner or later, and Martin; from Jay Etlinger. con- Hiers was "about 137,000 left" the long over-shadowed aU elae we do. work projeeta "It he had left toe politics out, It gregational Church. Tho Rev, Connecticut Retailers’ Aesoclatian. and' tov^ Ufe. May I keep way. We must prevent that arma race Expanaion of tte services of from going to House-Senate con Mr. .Jlouu WM also a member it had better be now. troUer; end from Chester La n g ^ , for the Democrats to work with, examids ef Jesus' goodness Kennedy’s promise that ways ----- , to U.S. Unemployment offlees. ferences to adjust differecea in would have been a good address,” 1 Frank J. Scribner of New York depu^ director of public worka he said, after tha Republicans ap wfll be found to halt the gold out frmn spreading to new nations. . . Aiken said. cnty, wlU officiate, aeststed by toe of toe Harvard Clubs of Conneotl* Ih is action amounts to official new nuclear nowers and the reach- Stimulation of home building versions passed by both. In this cut and New York City, and of tha said Cumminga propriated “about $185,000 frea flow without placing *!the full way toe committee could even Another Republican, Sen. Hiram Rev^^Phillp H. Ward, prstor of the osnsotahip of fhet and infonna- Yqu b*.ve to “mske up your nUnd the school bond money." burden" on the fsmiUei of service ea of outer space.” ~ 1 and construtclon generally. L. Fong of Hawaii, said "Over all | church. Burial will )>e In Yahtlc Miss Reynolds Connecticut Society of the Sens of Kennedy said furthsr that In this | An Incerase in the minimum block bills that had general ap toe American Revolution. He was tten ediich ought to be In the pub- end take a posiUon,” he aald. man overseas won general sp- proval in both Houses. the Preaident is continuing to build (Jemetery, Norwich. r^f^saj*8S^^a!* Chairman Shea had aald the Re lahss from members of both par- same general area; I wage "to secure more purchasing on the Eisenhower program.” The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 U .fv -I-« -M A J ILfio first prerident of the Msnehes* Uo domain, no matter ediat its ef ExSteielman Die* ' ‘This admfailstratlon intends tot power for our loweet paid work- Smith’s offir was to be in re Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in L l i e s ^ l\eilTeCl|ter school Alumnl Associa* fects, and the Kennedy adminls- publicans plan to Include the > JC Sto M Bsa- turn for leaving his committee “I applaud hia move to iffJlIi&igiTpjSf fj^V * rarage in their espitsi Improve And ttiora was vigorous ap- ei^lore promptly all possible areas era.” Kennedy has advocated boost- strengthm our defense forces," charge of funeral- arrangements. tion. Kir TOtiiiilt-l ***BS2ii tratian policy la this matter seems Greenwich, Jan. SO (F)—Fimar- of cooperation with the Soviet ing the present $l-an-hour mini- alone. There will be no calling hours. Mr. House w u active to Maeonlo ments progr I. and thdt aiw “In- |)lause when he aald« that Gom- But Rayburn said, "Five bills is Fong said. "I am happy to note :5‘*p.mT"wS!23«y. to us a stupid mistake, which acUvity” is due to the unfamiliarity al services wlU' be held here to munlet Intruaion in this bemUi- Unlon and other nations ‘to unlock mum to $1.25, ) that he admits toe United States Social Worker circlea. He w u a senior member of -1 f «»«- T ^m ^r. 768 MAIN ST. Just a couple of weeks work. Manchester Lodge .of Masona He \ should never ho allowod to repeat of the new directors with soma of morrow for Ralph H. Watson, who pben "can never he negotiated.' the wonders of science Instead of 1 Offering tax Incentives for sound is ahead in science and space tech Dr. Joseph A. Donovan the bacl^round of the issusa and retired as vice president in <^arge its terrora’" There he borrwed a I industrial plant Investment, We've got a 2-year session com Dr. Joseph Aloyshis Donovan, w u a York Rite Mason, and w u ockubm: 10:10 «J« .•— Itsdf. BO 8-1191 Among the nearly 100 diplomata ing up and I’ve got to look at toe nology—almost an about face (ConUnned from Page One) te j «( pabneatioi neap* Battraar- with ttelr concern over valldat- of V.S. Steel's Operations and ^5 ^y/g. SiVl Ustoniiig to Kennedy was Soviet phrase from his Inaugural address. jg promising to press for con- —since the fall campaign. ____ I am___ dia- T8, of Houlton, Maine, and Bel- a p u t high priest of Delta Chapter, 0 a3iL ______* The third Kennedy adminlstea- 1 Rsw Matsrlsla Department In "Speclflcally,” the P r e ■ I d e n 1 1 gressional action to spur tho eco- long haul. Roysl Arch Maaona He w u a ^ the bond issues fOr Ubrsry and Anfhaaasdor Mikhail A. Msnahi- “I don’t know what Mils are appoinM there wu*no concrete 1 mont, Mua., f*th*f of 1^*; welf are cues to the late George H. ti<« aetloa . In this field sewer projeeta 1M8. iBDV. went on,‘T now Invite aU n a U o n ^ noBjy, Kennedy IndirecUy hit at proposal for solving toe Cura alt-| J. Donovan, 100 WraUand St., died Bhriner, belonged to Sphinx Tem Watson, 83, began his career WE mSOREYOOR SdTISFJUm M Including the Soviet Union to Eisenhower regime In thla going to come up but I think toe Waddell, former general manager, ple, w u a charter member of Omiur amounts to censorship but a type Sbsa was replying to Democratic Although Kennedy said world newly elected President has a uatlon.” j yesterday in Brookltoe, after • the social service worker frequent- ______Director Francis Mahoney who with the sted industry in the early Join with us in developing a weath-1 domestic area Just as he did in the Shrine Club of Manchester, and H a t e t B. H of ceuaorslilp of which we tend to domination remalna the aim of er predlcUon program. In a new national security field, rigbt to get his legialative pro The Senate Democratic leader, I two-month a Illness. ’nractlclne physician I ly moved to U a n by g member of Nutmeg Forrat, opened the diacusMon Monday 1900s when he Joined the Mary Russia and Red China, he also gram considered in toe House. Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana, He w u . . Ona by one, the BsifcB to the Mha- approve. When, the other day, the Whan he esUed for action on the land Steel Oa at SparrowB Point, T?^i*oid the Integrity of our Isboratoiy technicians communications satelUte program “Business bankruptcies have and surgeonS fnIn Houlton for 47 1 cuM tan^ she t sIi cedara of m i m 4 pledged Ms administration to ex- “And I think that with a rules said that Kennedy “h u laid toe got to toe habit of carrying two He w u a member of-Center Cton- ' ' rcdaaaaMrdey drop € 0 tho Defease and StaU OepaitmaBU l^jraga and accused the Rcpubli- Md. He later Joined the Horn- to I of oDOTstlOTSI imipootSonSi tniuriHlf thst «v»»waajr- and in preparaUon fw probing toe reached their Mghest level since years until retiring recently. Hla stead Worka of Carnegie Steel tioii Is sccuratsly compounded: Aligned precleely with mechanical ^o ra "aU possible areas of coop distant planets of Mars and I great depression," he said. committee as composed now It cards on toe table.” taandkerchiefa one for himself and grggaUonsl Ctourch and a member rfiMtii cf our daily Uvfaig. TUe and the White House reoeived. as esna of. inscfivlty. eration ‘With the Soviet Union and couldn’t be done. A committee di He hu uked toe American son, Thomu, and u o to er son, one for Mias Reynolds. o,g Manchester Permanent is customary, advance copies of a Says t sterest Sudden Co. calculation, other naUons.” Venus.. . I “Since 1951 farm Income has been people u d toe people of toe Dr. James F. Donovu, are both Mnu>, it ia Hertwrt B. HOuee, who, Shea accused Mahoney of “sud- During 1913-1014, Watson acted “Today this country is ahead In I squeesed down by 25 per cent, vided 6-8 can't do businesa.' on toe Hartford Hospital staff. When she w u honored by Mu- Memorial Day Committee. speech to be delivered by Admiral Ho also declared disarmament The Rayburn plan would add world to face up to their responsi nlcipal Building employes, Waddell puneral servICM wUl bo held Jnat before the turn of the e m mtsieat" m the pcojecU now _j advisor to the Tate Don and T ^ n a s ^ n ^ tte finest color free glass fonnulstsd through rs- toe science and technology of I “Save for a brief putod In 1958, bilities and to do toe difficult tu k Also surviving are his wife, AfMgh Burke, Cadef of Naval Op- Steel Co. in India. will be a central goal of his ad- two Democrats and one Republi Wednesday at 2 p.m. at C u te r centaiy. wea a mmnhsr of the first that the Democrats no longer had assreh. nUntstratian’s...... - policy, and m>ecifl- 1 *■ ^*?**‘ unemployment is at toe can to toe committee. The two which must be done,” Mansfield Mrs. Mary Alice O’Hare Donovan: oiatieae they were “appalled” at the respenalbiUty of figuring a way Born in Harvey, New Bnine- cally Invited toe Ruaslaha to Join capacity to lift ^gethighest peak in history..some 6 ^ told reporters. two daughters, Mra. Vincent E. Congregational Church. The Rev. gisfliarttiir <^aaa at wiek, Canada, be attended Med new Democrats prraumably could IciUford O. Simpson will «XBclate. High SdKwl. and whoi, a fOw _ the amount o t military and dlplo- to pay for them. to^sdi of an materials vra use to insure freedom of de o o u i ^ in a ;space oclroce K'Welea into orbit Both nations mlUlon Americi4is without Jobs... He is facing up to his rraponsl- Poeppelmeier of Gtestonbury, and Director Mahoney had said Mon way (Mess.) High Schoid aad gggg—un^ spaev would help themselves as well as I toe most resourceful industrialised be counted on to vote with toe Burial will be in toe family plot in later, attar Us graduathm at Har matie bluster it contained. fects In constnietlon. admlnlatration, and thus hi 11a bllitlM. We cannot, and must not, 1 formerly of Manchester u d Mrs East Cemetery at toe conv^uce day he plaansd to bo part of “a Harvard University. in good conacience, let him or our F ru cls' C. Donovu Jr. of Bel H m speech was edited, until it He was a former prestaent of the could be freed for action by an 8-7 t of toe family. vard associated with Me very, active minority." Oh nplace aU "guaranteed" frameq at no charge ^thln ot€ year country down.” mont, M au.; a sister, Misa Wlnl-1 tether la the retan hustoeae which. became probably the first speedi of Chairman Cummings this morU' Harvard Engineering Society and vote, even if toe new Republican Friuda may call at toe Watkins- • DIRECTOR' fram when issued or raplsce or ** Join^ toe Conservative coalition. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- fred Donovu of Yarmouth, Maine; I West Funeral Home, 142 E. C u ter fat half a century of management Admiral Xhirice’s career In vdiich tag supported Mslmney’s stots- in 1050 was appointed by the uat- lenses (broken) any time during»the Ufa of that prescription, Minn., auisU nt Senate majority u d 14 grudchlldren. versity*B bversesrs to he a vis. .ir *“«®^*?*2*‘* 1...... Kennedy challenged Russia to a * for the problem of toe bal- If Rayburn wins it 'win be 1st., tomorrow from 2 to 4 u d 7 by him, became fim ho did not label Russia the laovtt- msttta, "bscauss the Rspublicans RHONE Ml 9-7IK leader, aald he ia "grateful that Dr. Donovu’s nephew, toe Rev. don’t act unUl they a rt pushed to at its graduate school of shglnoer- Hs h ^ interrupted by ap-1 with toe 'United States and toe ance of payments deficit_toe ex- historic change In House proce I to 9 pan. abie enamy and then pnoasd to de we noMi resiinw la ^ -.j..... T?raplece aU safety laraes that ara broken for the Ufa of your we now have a Prraident with Francis C. O’Hsre of St. John’s In a c u rd u c s with Mr. House’s towa*B lu g o rt and aBSid eamnOal the very limit" Ing. rauiAM A UNNOH, Ua kwMWe i Off-Stistt tolkisg plwss 37 times. scientists of all nations "In a cess of dollars spent abroad over dure. The Conservative coalition enough faith In America to tell Seminary, Brighton, Mus., will retaO eatarpriee. stroy it with his vexkal nrisoDos. Hs is aurvlvad by a aUtor, M ra praseription. Kennedy was given a standing greater effort to make toe fruits of I the dollar income for exported on toe Rules Committee has ex wishes, memoriil donations to Cen He said Mahoney was calling toe people the truth of today’s sing a solenm high Mass of re-1 ter Congregational Church or M u Ih an this half century, Herbert What waa being censored here for acUon on tho garage because BUsnhsth Watson MsrrUl of 142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER ovation when he concluded and.l4hla new knowledge available to I commodities — Kennedy said: ioted in one form or. another since needs.” • qulem at St. Joseph’s Caiurch in this was tbs snxt projeet on a list Graenwlcli. left the chamber. all—and, beyond that, . . . to ex-1 “Ways will be found to ease our toe administrations of Franklin chester Memorial Hospital ara sug Bouaa in tta gaod cods the era, vras not fact, but opiaion, not the The youthful president dealt I tend farm technology to hungry dollar outlay abroad without pUc- D. Roosevelt. T he President h u called toe Belmont tomorrow at 10 a.m.1 - gested In U u of flowers. — to his owa antar- of the administration at mostly 'with toe world situation,'—*’—nations ----- **to wipe ------out- disease.. •••— — . ” ii—I ing *•-.toe full'burden ^------on the famiUea ruition to move ahead unafraid— Burial will be In Holyhood Ceme- | with confidence U d determina tery, Brookline. ptiaa and asrvlea to tha ptogwwj Washington, hut a view one of tta which be painted in aomber But Kennedy concentrated on I of men whom we have a s k ^ to tion,” Humphrey said. “I entousi- aiidwaUBraaCtheantireeomnnad-|||^l^^ mlUtary membora would tones. beefing up toe nation’s military serve our colors overseas.” nniscle to meet an emergency I That waa an allusion to a re- utically support his program.” E. Wilfred Hhltberg Weekend Deaths ty. Ms waa asver unaTallahla uk, to Impooe upon it. But there also was a note of Chimp to Tes Vice President Lyndon B. John E Wilfred Hultberg, 68, of Lost graveneaa in what he had to aay whUe never ceasing to strive for cent order by toe laiseruiower re son ssid "toe President’s mesuge ettort; wety trequeat-l Hitherto, whatovef the dipio-' about toe home front toe ultimate goal.— safeguarded gime for a sharp reduction in the Angeles, Calif., u d formerly of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ]y te lad tt. Bis partidpaUsB w a s lg ^ ^ the moAsnt. our laUltary disarmament and world peace
■ V MANCHESTER EVENDJO HEBALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 80.1961 F A Q B i q ^ M i l .. I I'M W i i i . t o iX:' p r A G S E ld H T ssquence ta wmected on V*4**»- approximately 21,876,600 W ir e D a i l y CROSsyroRD p u z z l e dsy night or Thnradsy sad may given ta 1960, raid Boyce. 164 Am ericansp«“ 4 ff»«»^ total between 1/lOth and 6/lOs of Savings, IfOan "We have provided two new Science Shrmks BUGGS BUNN y I iSiate News servioea ta 1960 atao, Travelers ■1 an 'taCb, meltsd. (u w H E e r ' IMOONS TiJKAMr mtHIMWCMMI Checks and the selltag of Obvern- liM 'euitK OMtBMSKWHOI r In Congo Reel *“ T<«m 3 P,y. Renames Slate, ment Series "B” Bonds,” Boyce SSE^wicsw 1 1 2 PermitB R ooked . rtcA se / T j m WPatTVCRPOUOH TCSSSSKpBTS^i Pusiled about your ineoma \Roundup sold. WMWHMWWYJ, . _...... Z\kcooT5l\ iilwfiiwaioMoFyou Hartford, Jan. 8fi MR — The ^ m M O E oou m m m tiw U i (liRaRMATlOMO taxT ' Stats liq u or Ootatrol Oommtaelon Adds Director Stops Itoh—^lievCB PaiR 5 i w r j , . AMVMMMW? irasantatlvaa o f Mow VMk._ . R. V. (e»M — M )-yar - (he to theroBgk that sw2efra9 ijadq iFCMtniftKHINPiN Mtdify, RebelH Province (Oeatmad fran Baga 0*s) has .revoked tw o psrmlU snd sua- WCARIWmEN'rS! AWkiLAneO i^XX>|BCU»8CDAiJoxtiisawseoA A J . ___ j Revenue Bureau will ba first tima tdeneo hM found a now BsteBlikiat statseisiitt m e "rflas ------on Juuiid at tl» h*«rbW. «>om pendad S third. The Manchester Savings and Public Records hsTs ceased te be a utol liuii'' N , 'fOTOMA _ •TO P6e/^MH8l4X his wifs and ignittag hsr after sa kosling tubitenet with tho aitoa- t l4 A 1 ^ , (OoirtiBMd fMBu FMd Ona) of tha Municipal Building to A liquor permit issued to Fas- Loan Association, at Ita annual iokli.c ab ilitr to ohrink homor- T h s secret is a mew b ta lta f eub- argument early Sunday momtag. quale F. Caaaartao of Pat Casey's etence (Ble-Dyue6)-dieeefpt2 st But, they addsd. Weaver eaid he meeting Friday, re-elected all of Warrantee Deed rhoid*, stop itching, and relisve f CAtLEO I>V OfFCRSO-rontE^ ‘ BMdto ante ijrf M obiita'j trodlpt so daap in ] *?SgSlT5!a lu jg j,- Sandwich JSJtap. Hartford, waa re pain — without surgory. a woiid-lanene reesank iasUtata. rsbsl Urrllpi^ ropMsents a dis*| tried to exttagulSb the flames mo voked for fSUure to appear at a Its officers, appointed a new di Robert M. and Ruth H. Hoppal This snbetsnee U new avsilalle ^ OAgM menta later. He told police be roU.* rector and accepted the an In case after csss, whOs gently iSaS nm?^ jo S sr^ “ Unct Unprtfvsmanl lii the central haartaf on why he .failed to set to Victor and Ann L. Benetti, { TslisTing psln, netual reduction In eeppoeitery or etateieal /ewe goramment’i nUUUry poalUoo. ad his wife on the'bare fioora of nual report and minor proposed property at 47 Hilltop Rd. under the seas PrepstoHM B*. UPOBMaOHM UDiMcMr ^ g g ^ to 4 pjn. Tha'^ce tle $142^2 ta UquoC' bills. (shrinksgu) took place. The'Amertcan missionaries, bs-1 ta « tradition with tha rav* their ttiikstapt a p e^ e^ then The commission also: revoked a ehangfiS ta Its bylaws. OertUlrate of Devise . Meet emaslBg e l aU-reeuIte were At all drug eeantsre. n r }5 5 S S S S f U«va4 to be from the inteixlenom>| tolue tiufiatt.. ooverad hsr with A MankeL gtoeery-beer permit’ issued to Officers-ffU re-elected — * were John H. Batato of Florence T. Walsh to I UT a cttfw in tt taatiohal Inlcnd African Mission, Pbltce said Weaver ta his edafea Louis AJeUo o f ths qroat Hill Hyde, chairman of the Board; Nancy W. McCuixy, formerly MHacHbacklMM Ware picked up by roylnf patrols aioa admitted he had ajrgned with aiBtU M Grocery, Seymour, tor selltag Robert J. Boyce, president; Her Nancy Tracy Walsh, property off u| MMw Um . and taken to tna town of Mahashi, said baputy Furalgn Mhilstw hta wife aftaf be afrivadhom e am bert B. House, first vice president nearww theuie Ugandawnnoa border.ooroer. ivaiananValarltrt A A. .*ofi^ ta a . lattar ? to ' fbuad bar. with Wllltam Shepard U ^ er other than bpari Center S t USMiiMit 40M wkm lws In addition, thS commission an (Mr. House died yesterday); Bknil MSrrlage UeeiMe BY V. T.^ABfLm MYwnaniTM 41WHlMn Thay. ware escorted by Kthl>| the pra^Mhit o f the Security Coim* 26,; of X-40 Bellevue Square, Hart liL. G. Hohenthal Jr., second vice a ig M it e » F w w » ttOonUMMl opian UJK. troope Into Uganda byicll, also cbArgsd BMglan "eolonW* nounced Saturday it had ordered a Douglas Allen Gallup of 101 a l l y OOP ford. 6-day auapeiudon for Saggio'S Res pre^ldmt; Dorothea E. SUvnlteky, BHsabeth Dr., and Katherine BUTACS , r^.j^x^rS' nVaU M.Otm___ road.. iita" hombrt lararal Co^ira Weaver reported^ rushed into eecretery. NCMK6UHI " ■“ iS T w w r s « y r ^ The United NaUons said It has tcesmS controUad ht pnnlunbas another raom. graboM the Jug of taurant,, New Haven, for permit* Also, Henry B. Agnew, treasur Mary Fagan o f 38 Coventry S t, HttUr aritt patrols out to rescue SO I forces siM ckusad numtnnMr kerosenA aad doused had ignited tlhjg gambling on the premises. er; and Harold C. Norton, assUtant Feb. 4 at St Bridget's Church. S7 InlUDillOB i ( r Building Permits r Swedish Free Church mlsslonariaslcasusltlsKf ...... his wife. Shepud fled from the treasurer. This Is fin ideal opportunity to own the servlet g M avt from their stations In Kivu Prov-| Zorin’s letter, appvantly naliver- room ,'p6Uce said. 3 PacifuU Foiled Elmore Turktagton, town clerk Fred Charest for Esther B. Hil-1 S ton, alterations to house at 6 1 cootm Ince, where rebel soldiers have I id over the weekend, was a pi^ FoUoe said the Weavers, who Groton, Jan. 30 (S5—Three padf- and Judge of probate for the Town 'sterling: that -you’vO always dreamed of-H it II been reported on rampagas ln dO'llude to a Security Council tnw have been Uvtag on welfsre aid, tats, who had vtaions of aaiUng a of Coventry, has been appointed a Ffench Rd., 22,000. ' ftanea of'thidr offleara ting on The Congo already sched' were married for nine yeare. Ttiey makeshift raft acrosa the Atlantic director for a four-year term. Central Conn. Farmers Co-op.'] a w M m thd LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS 1 IT A dosen of the mleslonartes andlnled for Wadneeday. have a 10-year-old son who ta UV- with tha aid of the Navy, bad their Turkta^n's appointment coin for erection of storage tanka at | a Red Cross doctor era baaed in i Sevan pro-^imumba govern* tag wkh relaUves ta West Vir plane scuttled by a complement of cides with the assoclaUon's 1960 10 Apel PI., 246,000; MG sETi the town,of Wallkale, where one n»nta have ask^ the councU to gtala. Marines and aallors . Saturday. expansion program ta the opening Olga A. Kwash, for additions _ J 6 ST « r UJf. patml was senL {protest the Imprisonment of Lu* Instead, two of them were haled of a branch office ta Coventry, to two-family dwelling at 99-101 O P A BAD, The U.N. mlUtary commanded, mumba. Congo Presldeot Joraph before U.S. District Judge Robert first blanch ta Connecticut grant Russell S t, 2600. IStTUATlOtJ « t !____ $ 2 0 f i 0 0 B c a ed by the state to a savings and Mai. Gan. Sean .McKeoirii o f ire-jKasavubu has dsmandSd that Sec- Greenwich, Jan. 80 taV^A 86- P. Anderson at hta home ta No- Ernest McNeill, for alterations lah4 fhw tiToimena JUr Bate in retary-generaT Dag H am m aj^ ank and arraigned on charges of loan association. Agnew ta mana to homo at 6 Lawton Rd., 21.000. « kE « 5 w Id pw ter ta acheduied to be ger of the branch office. a ia M iiih North K ^ tor I^vince to ovSr-j replace Raj^war Dayal of India ned today for the rape of unauthorised boarding of the nu Laurent J. Roger, for altera UOealMMto clear aubmartae Geo^e Waahlng- Other directors re-elected to BY DICK TURNER see the repstriatlofi .of the United as the ch|ef U.N. np|^nUUva ta -year-old Stamford maid four-year terms. Include Aldo Pa- tions to homo at 19 Clyde Rd., | CARNIVAL Arab Republic'e contingent from} The Congo. And Hammarskjold ton. 2500. I Thursday. Naval authoriUas are undecided ganl. Matthew M. Morlarty and the U.M. Congo fbrees. The has warned that plans of pro-Lu- The porter, PhUUp J. Lanstey, Judge John- J. WalletL Jarvis Realty Co., for additions KIMtdxtaks repatriation, ta U.S. military | mhmba governments to withdraw 887 Hamilton Ave., Greenwich, on whether to prosecute the third, to commercial building at 255- BY AL VERMEER MMhImI planes, la to start tomorrow, j thtlr trapps from the UJf. fores David Rhodes, 23, a student st Savings Up 273 W. Middle Tpke., 2100,000. PRisrnj.A*S POP tMta been hooked by poUce on Brsndeta University, who eet out ta The year-end report reveals total BUT MV*N U.S. embany offlolals said an ta Tha Congo may force the UJf. ebafgee of rape and robbery with Leon Podrove for A. Podrove, OOES HE E V ^ airlift of relief supplies for the j to pull out of the chacuc country a dinghy ta an apparent attempt to asMte o f 212,956,638.61 with first HAVE TABLE, b r o t h e r ^ viuitaoe. He wSS Jailed Saturdey aid hta friends who were cornered mortgage loans of 211,103,119.38 for alterations snd additions tel DOWN famtas-atricken Baluba refugees j entirely, on 120,000 ball. building at 801 Main S t, 2750. -t SCR A PS Tj : d llign ils ta ..the; Bakwanga area Is \mder by Marines and Sailors aboard the being the association's major form INTERNATIONAL S1l«e4*d*ek| Fblice said Langley forced hta submarine. of investments. SfMMleoan way. With Amarican planes flying way into the home of Mrs. John Robert J. Boyce, president, not ta the food and supplies for dls.^ WiUey, Cathlow Or., TUvefaide, The other two pacifists were Jest on Phony Bills tribuUon by the United Nstlona taken to the New Haven State Jail ed that ravings accounts show 211.- St £rung... ToUand County last Thursday, when the msid was when they failed to raise ball. They 241,699.87, an Increase of 2796,718 U.S. Ambassador Clare H. Tim working alone. Moscow — A gang of counter lovditsltbj dtsign herlake left taopoldvlUe today for rejectqil Judge Anderson's offer over the 1959 figure. feiters with * sense of humor Superior Court He reporteiSy grabbed her by that they promlae to refrain from "Dividends distributed to our I SHORT RIBS BY FRANK
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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 80, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD» BfANCHESTEB, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 80,1961 m m m 71 Teams Participated THE Celtics Well on Way to Fifth Eastern Records Shattered Plainville Ends Manor Herald Angle ■y E A R L Y O S T Lead by Six Own Mistake In Father-Son Play Sporto iCdlter Honor in Stride Jury Stitt Out Young Skater MUwmuke»-(NEA) Mar- 8 0 -7 7 W in Following Win qo4tto UolveizItT baskotball I >eyes earlier than usual after toe coach Eddie Hickey waa hav nUTBKMEDlATCS S u n d a y busy Monday night soheduia. “Records are made to be broken” and 8evcral were set last M Ik e DefeatsVet Temperature reading waa at 16 ing dtoner one night with John Lucu Jr. 101 95 103— 299 Is eat m Deggle Jk* For Track Great Saturday in the fifth annual Father ft Son Bowling Touma* l « y ' d e g i^ below scro when I check Wednesday ■ Over Warriors O h u c k Taylor, rmreeen- John liu cu Sr. 121 125 116— 362 s S ix i w ’B tIuraeiiiAitJM tattve of a eporttog goo«i man- 661 ment. Seven^-one Father and Son combinatitms entered to ed this a-m. prior to departing ’ It’s getting warmey, only l2^ be JBOaa. In~ Speed Test for church with my family... nfaotarer. The talk got around Terry Kloter 98 109 93—300 set a new record. wt the NCAA eaach- low this a.m. which brtogli to mind Boston, ,Jan. 80 (/P)— Bar- to the Warriors’ m g g ^ sched 121—340 Jualor Dlvlelea < Nothing special on the docket to a remark I mads to Chick ToomeV Ting a complete collapse, the Nashville, Tenn.,; Jan, SO- (/P)— It’s tough to keep ahead of Komi Kloter US 106 eeim m e » tMake » day and with toe pro football eea- ule. 640 The greatest number of entries Mike Sullivan 62 71 64—187 Game Skein fleU gsal sbeOI eei S t Paul, Ifinn., Jan. 80 (B)-rTbe coming back from toe Waverly Boston Celtics have their fifth Wilma Rudolph bn a cinder track, but when it comes to talk came in the Junior Division where 2 0 - y ^ qieedskatlng empire of son finally ended^aat Sunday— "The echedule Is one of the Ed lloueette Jr. 77 124 84—285 William SuUivan BolBtB kisiaai o f twa. Inn early Tuesday morning. ‘T’d tongtwet I have ever seen,” re- ing, the slim speedster prefers to li^en. 39 fathers and sons participated. .Ken Bartholomew crumpled on the 1 was reunited with my wife and had to bs thumbing a ride or straight National Basketball Ed 86 120 103—309 All good things must come n g r aaataal agw saitat. chUdren on toe Sabbath after- nanrked Taylor. The ClarksvlUe, Tenn., girl who-^----- ®------———— Doucette Sr. 108 111 128—347 This event proved the most inter 496 bail lap of the mOa race, and a CU- standing around toia morning,” X Association Eastern Division raced to three gold medals in the esting and also the most competi to an end and Green Manor’s noonw.When I auggeated a little "Who eet It npT” asked Tay She also won the 200-nuter dr.|i 632 63 49 58—165 the ether talea aa oago teen-ager ekated the old maa- said. Lo and bebold when I title in the bag. I960 Olympics was named Female tive. ’Thirteen-year-old Paul Wil PhUCataldo perfect undefeated record in ter out of a title. ride, my eon Reed aaid, ’’Betcha lor. and anchored the winning gli.a Don Simmons 94 104 100—298 Nidi Oataldo oaaaf at Haaever, N, H., Sat- reached my house and Chick start That was the word from the "Why, I did,” admitted of the Year for 1960 Saturday. helm and htP father, Al, combined the Farmington Valley Bas Eddie Rudolph, a 19-yearmld there’s no sports on teevee to ed his car, he found the shift waa^ happy, weary defending world 400-meter relay team—a team John Simmons 113 97 117— 327 106 116 108—330 arday alght Beaaltat Bart* day!” Anyway, I set out Vto.my Hickey. Characteristically, this was her composed entirely of AEI repre 625 their talents to create a new tour oioan lu , Bastoa VatmaMy senior at Olenbrook High In sub- locked and it took minutes to push champs after yesterday’s nstionsl- brief response:, ney record by bowling a fabulous —496 ketball League was shattered station wagon for points East, sentatives. , Boh Cowles 80 105 96—281 75 85 78—338 yesterday afternoon. The 89. Uader tha twe potat flm urtMUi CUeago and a 1960 Olympi toe car to one aids of the road, al ly-televiscd 128-115 triumph over "I’m very happy. And I guess I 716 total pinfall for six games. Dave Fregin an, won the Senior Men’s Outdoor armed wiui my 36 mm camera though it seemed Uka hour<« dub challenger Philadelphia. It gave In her first aUrt of 1961, toe 20- Don Cowles 107 106 117—330 Tom Mason 97 75 82-354 Plainville Wreckera were Juat that goat the aoere vroald Imve and with tooughta of taking eome was surprised.” year-old star who haan’t loat a This surpasses the previous record W-dS. ChamplonaUp at Laks Como yes to the cold weather . . . Atty. Boston a six-game division-;lead let Tracks Fine 611 of 666, rolled last year’s winners —492 In scoring an 80-77 victory In shots on toe winter scenery. ’This But gold medals are not hand race since the 1959 Pan-American G«iy Chappell 77 97 108—282 59 65 60—184 PlainviUe. It was nip and tud( Jhliaa had coateaded «At terday la a style that Impress svsa Herb Phelon viaited and I learned —the largest of toe season—over Games cracked the .American in the Midget class by Dave and Billy Wilami tbs imaquishsd Barthol<»new. mission was accomplished and that he was a summer camper, or Al Lawrence ed out for loquacity. And behind Jerry Chappell 114 97 115—326 Ed Wilson 88 100 90—278 throughout with neither aide able least 6# per. ocat et teatag friends were visited.. .Home at a toe Warriors. the shyness Is a determination women’s Indoor record for toe 60- Stan Grzyb. Toung Paul, winner of tcaass are oataoortag the wlh- ”Hs’s a good kid, a clean skater like my family. Several fine camp 60S last year's Open Boy’s bowling —462 to build up any kind of a command good hour, I tuned in Candid “They’ll never catch us now,” that has carried the 130-pound yard dash with a time of 6.9 Sec Stan Hilinski Jr. 88 92 79—259 ing lead. aeia la held geals, I doaft and a fellow who stays In control Ckunera, a fine 30-minute program ing areas that vrs have stayed at Captain Bob Cousy opined. "Not And Miler Moran onds in the Los Angeles InvlUtlon tourney at the T, combined scores belleva gaoea are neaat te be of himself,” said the 14-tlmea were also given toe approval by Tennessee AftI sophomore to the Stan of 119, 111 and 108 for a remarkable JUNIORS The defeat anapped a aix-game that has caught on like wildfire. now. Not unlees we all drop dead.” pinnacle of the track world, over' Jan. 21. \ Bilinakl Sr. 129 103 109—341 winning skein and tightened up wea at ttM feat llBe.» champion from Minneapolis. 'T Dteplto ths nonsense and gift of toe former Wesleyan tJnlverslt' Coach Red Auerbach, contented Washington, Jan. 80 (flh — Flat Her next appearance will be to 338 three game total. His father Paul Wilhem 119 111 108—338 A sampling e f the S.60 fane couldn't stsy with him In the mile baseball pitcher . . . Big Zk>' coming along the way a crippled 600 had an outstanding 153 in his sec Al Wilhelm 118 153 107—378 the well balanced league atand- gab by Godfrey, which the show ly puffing a cigar and smiling tracks obviously don’t frightpn Al foot In childhood. the Millrose Games Feb. 8 at New 87—249 sheared ttiey arare In fiiver et race. Z gave It everything, but I’m could do without, I find the pro Kieman, former basketball player Lawrence or Ed Moran. York's Madison Square Garden. Rusty Meek 74 88 ond game along with 118 and 107 for 716 ings. Simsbury (5-1) trails the and now a fine voUeybSIl player, more than usual, agreed. (In the Associated Press year- Nick Twerdy 120 96 134—350 Manors (6-1) by one-half game. the ezperiincat FeeUagm arere feeling Uy.age nohr. gram interesting because i' deals Each scored decisive victories on Following that, Wilma and a 378 total. The latter’s triple was Stan Grzyb Jr. mixed amoag the piayen. Aa "Pm not saying n i never skate was in toe office, on business, and It’ll be tough for them to end poll of sports writers and 599 second best for fathers as AI Ru- 98 97 108—303 ' Loss of Big Buss Keeney due to with people and their everyday catch us,” he said. “It’ll be real unbanked boarda in the Star broadcasters, 'Wilma was named Olympic decathlon champion Rafer 84—271 a leg injury, plus three players for file eaeaiee, Uwy agreedt In another national meet, but it’s way of life. he stopped to say hello. Bob ia now Johnson—the Male Athlete of the I^arry Bates Jr. 89 98 bacha rolled a brilliant 161 game Stand Grzyb Sr. *Tt ahoold be tried three er fear grtflng a'wful tlrl^ .” an automobila insurance adjuster tough. If we etay healthy, don’t (James Saturday night. first on 115 of the 120 ballots. She 3 who fouled out In the slam-bang Year for 1960—will be honored at Larry which took high single and with 143 125 104—371 mere fimee before and reported he was never so busy get too many injuries, thSy won’t Lawrence, the I'ttle Australian received 385' points on a 3-2-1 Bates Sr. 106 105 104— 315 games of 106 and 112 beat Wilhelm 674 contest, hurt Chach Tom Conran’s The first day leader by two M o n d a y S taking a radlo-TV course at Houa basis, easily outdistancing swim a civic luncheon in Milwaukee Feb. JadSment" points, Bartholomew at 40 as in recent weeks due to road do it.” 586 for total pinfall for three games Mae McCuny 84 103 125—312 club. Keeney was Injured in prac Another cold morning, third in a Not Biggest Win ton University, turned in an out- mer (3hris Von Saltza, another 27, where Miss Rudolph will re tice last Saturday and did not couldn’t stand the gaff when conditions which resulted In ac ceive the Frederic Miller Memorial A1 Tomlinson 105 74 76—255 with a 379. Paul B ^ e lm with his Fred McCuny row in which the temperature cidents . . . Elmore (Blnky) Hoh And while yesterday’s victory, atanding 8:54.2 in the two-mile, winner of three gold medals, who 338 copped total three game scores 118—359 suit up. Frank Butkus, Jimmy youngsters who weren’t bom when ranged from 16 to 18 degrees be Moran, Penn State graduate atu received 126. World and Olympic Trophy. Russ 106 135 he won US first national started enthal was an afternoon ■visitor much more Impressive than the WHY A JOCKEY?— After dumping Bill Harmatz, pur- Tomlinson 103 107 112—322 in the Junior Division along with 671 Glenney and Dan Pinto all were low zero . . Old Faithful, my Mer score would indicate, was import dent whoae 4:08.3 mile here last figure skating champion Carol Fourth Track Winner the championship. excused due to excessive fouls. Watkins, Liberty Idling on the pressure. and we talked about hia three sons, loc instinctively took to the rail and headed the official 577 Ed ZaWistowakl cury, started without any trouble Eric, Norm and Carl, all fine ath ant, Auerbach said it wasn’t the ytar is the fastest known on a flat Heiss—now Mrs. Hayes Alan Jen Wilma is only the fourth track 105— 300 Stan Grzyb Sr. finished In the 90 96 98—284 The hrnne club, winning its He failed to Bcore.a point in yes indoor track, repeated with a satis winner, Quiet Water, 8, and Miss Vanguard in drive at kins—was third with 101. star to win the female athlete Marty Bnndt 104 91 terday’s four races and wound up and I was able to check in shortly letes. the latter Just coming Into most' Important one of toe season. Ered Brandt 78 86 84—248 t(q> three for the third straight Al Rubacha 106 161 112—379 fourth decbrion in six starts, took Maintain Margins after daybreak, as scheduled due to factory 4:11.5 for the eight laps. Santa Anita. Dtotaat Fouiiii award since its Inception in 1931, advantage when the Manors lost in a fourth place tie briilnd Ru his own at the ripe old age of 18 "It was that overtime game Together with Bob Brown of year as he and his son, Stan Jr., 663 the busy schedule ahead . . TTiere . . . Decked out fa their best and Darlene Hard was a distant, The others were Babe pidrlkson, took second place with 674. ’Third 110 103—309 their trio of fouled out starters In VoUeyball Play dolph’s 16, the IS o f AmpM Uhr- (123-131 to Boston) about a week Penn State and Ha:-ea Jones, fresh 1932, Helen Stephens, 1936, and 548 Barry Longo 96 were several early callers who or ago,” he udd. "That one and the fourth and Marla Bueno of Brazil, ]ilace went to another previous Pat Longo 103 117 114—334 and erected a aeyen p
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FACE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., Houms For Salt 72 Houses For 72 Tomorrow in itecife,BrasiU Rockville-Vernon Rockville-V ernon ApsrtRMttts—Fists— Houses For Sale 72 Lugs’ Heads library HoasehpM Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALT sod SHORTEN 68 I ^ BUY LOW MANCHESTER - New 7 TsncansnU IUNCHBSTIBR — 0 room ranch, raseh, t firaptaoea, 8 fuu bates, Atty. Barry H. hugg baa OHtrcd IS-A modem kitohan. $ badrociut, large This 9% room ranch style home 3-ear garage, liuge klUSien Wlte been elaeted presKtont of the POUR ROOK, ground Uidig: room with finplaoa, dbteg board of trustees of the Rock Library Feels DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com can ha bought under O.I. er FHA buUt-ln even and range, formal $15 Million Hike Seen Tucy yowMMNMMnn’oiiiHiMPtop SliT 0M1W IbeK . dUmuMIVr AWAIT* TMt enutmtnt, near Mate straw. room, rear potdi. garafa. K4JQO. with nfintetum down. Extra largo dinteg room. Lot lOOubo. W.900. ville Publlo library for 1961. CLASSIFIED paay doota and arliidowo. cuatom S i K b l e Vebruery X. after phlUglcIC Agancy. MI 94464. Other officers aro Maxwell M. w on guaranteed. Call collect WU- rooma, basement garage, Bowen PhUbrlck Agenoy. Ml 94494. Growth Impact AMUT’TWieiAtliWNlfHOiMA6 6MOOlH K l> m 9 . ______Bchool area. Asking only $18,400. Behlteg, vice president, Clar Ubum5 o. HA SdMd.______c o u M u r 09 BUPOOD ROAD-Ootaflai, larga ence McCarthy, seoreUry, On 1960 Grand List (HfrlCT* _ FOR REM t-Three large rowM, J. Uvteg room fireplaca, format din- THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. and Malcolm W. Thompson, Feeling the impact of the pop ADVERTISING BaIIdiQB>OinitTseU>c 14 Utohsaette, b a % teg room, eabteat Jdtdion wtth Lots For Sale 78 To Land Passengers Treasurer. ulation explosion lathe way Miss puW of, $99.90. Tbo Royal Store, dlahwaWMif 9 badrooma, 2H baths, Natalie B. Ide, librarian, described Based on n e w revaluation#He told police he saw s car drlv- St., Rockville. After houra MI 9-5245 Lufg zpqcedz Mrs. Charles R. tendaeaped lot SOxSOfi Marlon B. WOODED” A” ZONE lot on IDlUard McLean. the Rock'ville Public Library's sit flgurea Vernon’e new grand Uet ing away from the pazMog area . TR 5-7199 or TR 9-4834. Robertaon. Brokar. M l 90999. Barbara Woods MI 9-7703 St. With all utUlUes. Also have 780 CLAiSSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT.. HOURS (Oonttaued from Page One) the South Atlantic. He eald he hod Herman G. Olson'was elected uation during 1960. will be In tee neighborhood of $50 about the time he waa ready to WorkniAo* See na for yoUt Johanna Evans ku 9-5653 feet of ” B” zone property on Norte mcasoged Hiute Oaitskell, leader a member of tee boerd succeed 8:15 AM. to 4:30 PJI. 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rookvfflc. |U,. Main St. ” AA” lot in Rocklefige In tee annual report. She said million, a Jump of more than $15 leave and get into his own car. ahtp Kuaraataed. AntnaiB S t rooma, heat,_jah flclal, but was "really the thought of the Britizh Labor Party, asking ing Howard I. Wood. 1,682 regiatraUons' were made 909. 9 roem ranch, larga living II — VALENTINE’S DAY where you can make a tremendoua of the new president.’’ million. Damage waa reported as mlaor. Ml S-IMO. ^ acaa, parkteg, $90 monthly; room, eabteat Umhen, 9 b ^ that partYi support if the liner Corporators for tee ypar are: during tee year, bringing tee COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ______$100-tll5 saving. For these ahd Other per Vernon Aeeeseor Montague ' A Vernon resident, WUUam rooms fumUhed, noma, 2% % mortesge can bs You could stiU be in time to buy cale of lend, caU/T. J. Crockett; Saul Pett, AssMiated Press cor entere a British >rt. Lugf, Olson, Belding, McCar total number of borrowers to White laid today tee actual grand MONDAY nuca FWUAI 10:M AAL—SATORDA* • AJIl. BIDWEUL HOME respondent, flew over the. Santa thy, Lebbeus Biaaell, Frederick Trafton, 48, of Charest Trailer Oa. Alterattena, nmthl^. Rlaley Realty Oo.. MI easumad. Marlon E . Robertaon, your sweetheart this sparkling Realtor, at kO 8-tt77. The third plan apparently is to 7,565. Also, circulation of books, list flgyres will not be ready until Park, was arrested late last week 0-4834im 5-1108, Broker, Ml 94999. clean 9 room Cape with enclosed Maria today, along with other re come to Brazil if all else is Impoe- E. Helcher, John S. Mason, magazines and paraphleU in tomorrow, complete in all cate ragea. HooRng aad aiding experts. Joseph A. McCusker, Mrs. and was charged With allowing a rda a i^eoalty. porch, aluminum siding,, fireplace, porters. Gslvao told a Brarilian sibie and seek asylum under the creased during tee year from 116,- gories. He said work is still being PLEASE READ YOUR AD Abunlnuai clapboarda i THREE ROOM apartment with BIX ROOM Charles McLean, Dr. E. H. Met dog to roam. The arrest followed ClanUled or Ado" ore tattoo over tfce P ^ « » f f eop. Onexcelled workmanahlp. many more features. Asking CHOICE AA zone lot with magni reporter eboeml the plane that he Quadros administration. 643 in 1959 to 123,156, a rise of done compiling tee personal prop a complaint to Mrs. James Mad ®5K heat hot water, and appUm c^ rooms, 2H an^osed porch, IIS,WO. ficent view. Reasonable. kO 9-5524 trusted Quadros, adding: calf, Mrs. Martin V. Metcalf, OBBleeoe. adverUoer okooM road Wo ad tho H B 8T DAT IT budget terms. Ml MM96 rr TR first floor. J. D. Realty, 470 Mate If Galvao atayed in Brazil, what 6,613. erty list. den, deputy dog warden. germ, tot TOidOO, 1 aaaumabla Mrs. George G. Smith and In tee fsdl, an expansion of APPEARS aad REPORT ERRORS la ttiao for tbo aext laoer^ Bt., Ml 0-0129. • "There is no doubt that with the would eventually happen to the 'The huge jump in tee tax base Trafton is due in 12th Circuit » Immadiato oeou- THE R. P. DIMOCK CO.. THREE B ZONE lots wtth c|ty ■hlpT Though Quadree laid infor Alice M. Watts, privileges waa extended out-of- is largely due, iVhite said, to the tioa. TRe Herald la reapoaoible fbr oaly ONE lacorrect or omitted B . Robertson, bick- Water. Union St. Manchester. new government we will have the Court in RockvUle Feb. T. CARPENTRY repairs, roofing, rec 90 MAIN ST.—First floor, tm pancy.Maifon beat' reception and treatment on mally ho would not intern the lin town borrowers, who may now revaluation of property in Vernon, n Society to Meet laaeitieD for aap adverOsemeat aad thea oaljr to tlie exteat of a room, aluminum sldli^, doora and er. Ml 9-0009, MI 9-5245 $2,500 each. kO 9-9495. "make itood" laaertloB. Errora orUcIi do aot leaaca Om) value of rooma, stove aad refrigerator, 980 Barbara Woods MI 9-7703 arriving- at a Brasilian port.” er for return to the Portuguese take out 10 items, as may Vernon completed in the fall. The Ladies’ Benevolent Society windows. No Job too sniall. Excel n month. Available Feb. 1. ' Call Colonial Navigation Oo., that com' residents. At tee same time, the The United Appraisal Co. under of Ellington Congregational Church the advemaemeat wlU aot be corrected by ‘Tnake good" taiaertioa. lent references. Ed Stasiak, Ft MANCHESTER — T room Cepe, Johanna Evans MI 9-0663 Oalvao apologised for his mam H osp ital Notes MI 9-3798 before 5 P-m.______family room, modem kitchen, 3 kidnaping of the passengers. iy could go to court in an effort annual use fee was raised from took tee revaluation, which rrsult- i ^jj, tonight at 8 o’clock for 2-7564. Suburban For Sale 75 reclaim it if it stayed in port cd In some changes In prol)erty ^ quilting party under the dlrec* bedrooms, rso room, garage. Good in ^ APPEALING ‘.'All passengers have had their $1 to $2. TWO FRONT fumUhed rooms, r long enough. Vieltfag hours are t to S p.m. Patronage by echool students values and which based assess- tion of Mrs. L. H. Bailey, chalr- NOW 18 THE tims to have your Utchea eat, bedroom eat, refrig- tot with trees. One block to TO SETTLE eetate —reasonably rights respected imd .to the pres D ia l M l 3-2711 schools, ah(q;>ptef and bus, 119,900. SIX ROOM CAPE The President-elect framed his for all areas exeept maternity during tee weekends has made tee ments on 65 per cent of tec f^ r gf friendly service. Members kitchen remodeled, bathroom and erator, atove. reasonable renti rent,' priced 6 room house, main high ent moment there has been no recreation room. For free estimate Pbiltolck Agmey, Ml 9-8494. promise this way in a talk with where they are 2 to 4:S5 and 6:15 Ubirary crowded on those days, market value, as opposed to tee | g^g agyjg,j \g bring scissors, thread. Apply Apartment 4, 10 Depot I Opan staircase, fireplace, formal way, three acres of land, newly trouble between them and us," hq to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where per cent assessment in use call Jutrae A Son, MI 9-0379. decorated, new beating syatem. ■aid. newsmen at his home in Sao Paulo: M isalde said. She added that the ncdles, thimble, and yard goods or Automobiles for Sale 4 Square. MANGHEBTBR - Ootoolal, 9 spa- dUdng room, 8 bedrooms, amesite they aro 10 te 8 pjn. through tee last tax year. quilt pieces. Lost and Found MHO mum, Call MI 8-2786 week days. Galvao sold nothing of his own "Henrlque Galvao is my old Summer Reading Club for children cloua rooma, large Itvteg room drive, good location. Selling for was successful, wlte 117 children The assessor’s grand list will be SIX ROOM apartment, eecood plans—what he hopes to do with friend. Being my friend, he submitted to the Board of Tax Re Trash CkiUecUons Set IXJST—A red blUfoW, vicinity of CHEVROUET 1959 Biacayne, radio Roofing— Sidinir 16 ar, good cMidltlcB. oU steam wlte flroptaes, family sua tUa $18,800. ' Patients Today 195: participating and reading 1,086 Trash collections in Rockville and heater, standard shift, $1,095. eme/fmrno.Ma -kttclieii. porch, caa^ar--garage, the ship he and his associates knows I will not turn over the ship view. which win begin sessions paila Curtain Shop. Pleaae return heat, $85 a monte. Adults pre- to .Portuguese authorities in any ADMITTED SATURDAY: Ste books In six weeks. A party was are set to begin tomorrow in dis Call TR 5-8508 after 5:30. RAT’S RUOFmo CO., shingle end large lot M GN, 1M900l pfiubrick THE R.' P. DIMOCK CO. Wanted— Real Estate 77 seized off Curacao eight days ago. Wednesday. Any changes effect to Gustafson’s Shoe Store. Reward. ferred. MI 94)981.______manner." phen Liebman, Coventry Rd.; gfven to tee 46 youngsters who tricts 1 arid 2, accordliig to City built rotds, gutter and conduc Agency, Ml 9-9494. A U.S. admiral arranged to James Oliver, 400 Wood bridge St.; ed by the board wiU be incorporat tor work: root chlmn^ repalra. Ml 9-5245 ARE YOU considering selling your He also offered Galvao a haven. achieved tee club honor roll and Health Commission Chairman tOST—Lady’s brown wallet, vicin POUR ROOM ^>artment, tecludteg Barbara Woods ku 9-7703 meet Galvao aboard the Santa Kathleen McCabe, 20 Waddell Rd.; ed in the assessor’s list to produce ity of Flower and Haynes St., If Auto Driving School 7-A R.ty Hagenow, Ml 9-XQ4; Ray ISPIC AND SPAN 8 bedroom ranch, home? Call us for personalised prizes were awarded to tee four the net adjusted taxable grand Charles A. Pitkat. He said tee Business Opportanitics 32 Dogs—^Birds— Pets 41 HonachoM Goods 51 heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Johanna Blvans Ml 9-56S3 kfaria at daybreek tomorrow. Rear The United States had proposed Mrs. Joanne Krowtsky, East Hart winners, who had amaased tee city’s packer truck, broken down found, please call MI 8-4872. ___ Jackaon. Ml S-tes electric refrigerator, gas stove. fuU baaement, kitchen buUt-tes, service. Joseph Rossetto, broker. Adm. Allen E. Smith Jr., U.8. that Kubitschek permit the Santa list for fiscal 1960-61 and 1961-62. large yard. TIUs home awaits your Phone kn 9-0306. ford; Henry Wierzbickl, 85 Lock- greatest number of points. last week, was repaired in time to LARSON’S Coanectlcut’B first li WANTED-Good home for cute MODERN GAS range, used about $93 monthto. OeU MI 9-7787 from Navy commander in the Caribbean, Maria to enter a Brazilian port to wood S t; Mrs. Michaelina Hara- The high grand list is expected censed driving Bchool trained — COUGHLIN R O O F m a Oo. - Al two years, exceUent clean condi- tei^ U on . Diacoe Agency, Ml One problem connected with tee to bring about a reduction in tee enable city crews to finish overdue types of roofs and root repairing RESTAURANT puppies five weeks (dd, free. MI 6-7 p.m. only. IV—PRESTIGE WISH SOktEONE to handle your ■aid Galvao proposed the meeting discharge her passengers without burda, 136 Oak S t; . Mrs. Janet garbage collections on tee week- Announcements Certified and approved la now of 3-5994 after 8 p.m. tion, glass oven door, leas than 94)839. and he quickly accepted. increase in circulation. Miss Ide present 43-mill tax rate for the . Ajirciallsteg te Twenty Year Bone real estate? Call,me at MI 9-0820 threat of seizure. Herrick. 81 High S t; Mrs. Chris said, is the rising number of de fering claseroom and behind Groasing $100,000 yearly. Can be half price. CaU FI 3-8788.______ROQCVIUJIi ——'9 room apartmmtIlyp fviifsiial NEIGHBORHOOD The Portugruese luxury liner, current fiscal year. The adopted | wheel Instruction for teenagers. ed Roofs. Iball MI S-770T. bought at right price. Exclusive with heat, hot water. One of the lALEXANDBR BT.-Ooioniai with for prompt and courteoiu service. U.S. officials in Brazil appeared tine Foligno, 49 Birch St.; Mrs. linquencies in book returns, and On Thursday, crews will collect INCOME TAXES prepared In your attached garage, S large bed- Joseph Barth, Broker. whose 42 American and other pas relieved at the stand taken by Ruth Simmons, 60 Bretton Rd.; budget for the current year is home or by appointment. E J^r- MI 9-8070. with his office. For appointment Articles For Sale 45 CHROME KITCHEN set, $90; auto finest WMUtments avaUable te this Bolton consequent mounting loss of books. trash in districts 8 and 4, be said matic Easy Ironer $35; cocktail rooma, IH bates,I* plus lavatory off sengers have been virtual hostages Quadros, who succeeds Kubitschek Denis Riendeau, 95 Union St., More than 3,000 overdue notices $2,263,995. Residents wishing to know their . ienced tax work. 24 hour tervice. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A call area. $180 monthly. Worth every IF YOU ARE considering selling jg „. 22, was reported lying A new tax rate will be set in PREPARE FOR driver’s teat table $15; aU excellent ccadlUoD. ML CaU TR 5-8283. kitchen, formal dining room, fire- Eight room ultra modem home, at noon Tuesday in a ceremony at Rockville. w-ere sent out during tee year. She districts, may call the building in Call MI 3-4723. J. D. REALTY placee te Uvteg room and knotty your home, please call us. W* buy ,j,out 60 miles due east of Recife. Brasilia, the new capital. March by the Vernon Board of Fi' Ages It to 80. Driving and clam ROOFING—Specializing repairing 470 Main St. . MI 8-5129 INK BARRELS for aale. Usable as MI 94998. ■undeck, 2-car garage, 2kteE te tea last night to take charge of ar Gruessner, 69 Benton St.; Janice ranged during the year, one a col Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beebe, 61 modeling Installationa, repaltp. OONNECnCUT registered R-N. or St. Ml 9-7958. n ar. Call MI 9KU9, W SpeoM te ktochester vicinity con- MI 9-5245 A representative of Salazar, Ri lection of firearms of Atty. Harry will begin, and taxes for teat year “in c o m e t a x problems? The beat All work guaranteed 35 years ex- L.P.N . for 11-7 shift four nights^r — P-L-U-S — j: of five flnlriied rooms each rangements for the release of the dongo Yoplaza, flying to Brazil to Ellis. 125 Summer St.; Mrs. Edna Orchard St. RENTALS—Floor senders, edgars, St______Kennlson, Coventry; Frank Ulm, H. Lugg, a trustee. Another ex will be levied, before a new grand answer is to call FI 2-8807. Garage—Service—Storage 10 Mrtence. 24-bour service. Call week in convalescent home. Tel. Electric Refrigerator and requirfaig leaa than $400 down MI 9-7702 passengers. try to get tee ship back for Por Admitted Sunday: Albert Dun- hand sanders, waUpaper steamer TV Set and Comb. Range Barbara Woods The admiral, several other U.S. Ciibles Dr., Bolton; Miss Shirley hibit featured miniatures of the list is compiled. neU, Hillside Ave.; Btowin Loos, Earl VanCamp, BU 0-4740. RockvUle TR 5-4391 OFFICE FOR RENT, Ideal location yment For any of teeae good Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 tugal. In Trinidad he said the In succeeding years, tee tax rate equipment, floor polishers, vac yz jmd many more unadver- Na'vy officers apd an Interpreter Allen, Columbia; Louis Wieland, 17 Maxwell family, given by Mrs, Broad Brook; William Steiger, — F-L-U-8 — for any buateeas. Raaaonable rent K Salazar regime feared many lives Priscilla Maxwell Endicott. will be based on tee grand list of Personals TWO GARAGES FOR rent for car SCHOOL BUS drivers for Manches- uums. C. J. Morrison Paint Store, Free Service, Free Set Up, Free CaU MI 0-9300 after > P-m. tlaed Urtings, caU the Etole Meyer $18,900 — SEVEN room Colonial. 4 will board the Santa Maria to con would be lost before tee Santa Ridge S t; David Wiley, 79 Niles Kingsbury Ave.; Mrs. Joan Butler, or storage. MI 8-8441, Radio-TV Repair ter and Vernon, 7:80-8:80 a.m., 386 Center St. Agency, realtors, MI 0-S534, MI fer with Galvao. The Gearing is Dr.; Mrs. Brenda Henry, 99 White the year before, standard operat Broad Brook; Mrs. Mabel Peter DeUvery, Free Storage TUI bedrooms, nice lot, trees, central I'aria case is settled. ing procedure for all municipal- VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Services 18 3-8:80 p.m. Call MI 3-2414. Needed ReganneeZ (K Time. OFFICE FOR RENT BOO equate I 8A980. ly located. Carlton W. Hutchins, scheduled to set out at 5 a.m. for St.; Mrs. Evelyn Billings, RFD 2, son. Peterson Rd., Verrion. TOOL AND equipment rcntala. a rendezvous 35 miles east of Re Portuguese authorities were dis ties using tee uniform year. my own home ahop. Forty year* — F-L-U-S — ft , 100% Mate Street location. Ml 9-5132. turbed teat the United States con Manchester. Discharged Friday; Mrs. Jane FOR RENT—Part of a di^ bam CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, GEiNERAL OFFICE work—Duties Sales and service. AP Equipment, CaU MI 8A410 or MI 8-7914. MANCHESTER — Tmmsrulate 9 cife. Three other U.S. destroyers Rainbow Girls According to White, not tt«|Mears, 33 Spring St.; Mrs. Wlnl- factory experience. All makes, 8-4949. consist of typing, filing and tele- Center St, MI 9-2093. FREE INSURANCE _ centrated on freeing the passengers ADMITTED TODAY; Miss Ruth low rates, free estimates, free for storage, reasonable.table. JA available all hours. Satisfaction room Ctope to quiet neighborhood, $13,500—6 r o o m ; Cape, nice condi Ice skating will be permitted I are also en route to Recife, Pearson. I l l Main S t; Cecil Fenn, *red_ Regw, 25 DMley Circle; Mrs. ^ plMme full Or - part-time.—Hours 1:: When you—make- your—purebase-i-s; ~fuU shed dormer, brick front, 2 and appeared to be doing nothing and the higher assessment rate. A pickup and deUveiy. Mr. Miller, guarsntecd. Call Ml 9-1810. WALLPAPER— Room lota Most from Albert’s, we give you te writ tion, wooded loi, near bus, school, tonight until 10 o’clock at both Smith wlU be acting on speoifle about the ship’s 350-odd crewmen. 395 Woodland S t; Joseph Kamar, Ruth Ackerman, Peter Green Rd., flexible. Apply at the Thomas Houses For Rent iSs fuU ceramic baths, fireplace. ■bopping, 41i% mortgage, $84 Seat Officers portion is due to increasing re JA 8-5409 CoUa Co., 251 Broad St. pre-trimmed, some prepasted. Ten ing, no payments in case of unem Center Springs Pond and Charter instructions which he has not yet Dr. Jose Soares da Fonseca, 76 Devon Dr. Tolland; Mrs. Laura Kratzke, 69 Bnnness Services Offered 13 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make — separate dining room; 4 bedrooms monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Oak Park. received. These orders are coming sidential property development, Ellington Ave. cars, amplifiers, phonographs and singly rolls $2.98. Sherwin WU- ployment, illness, acciden ts IN MANCHESTER^—6 room dupl( president of the Colonial Naviga BIRTHS SATURDAY ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, GIRL OR woman to work In lunch liams, 981 Main St. poMUe, plastered walls, d ty 9-S1S3. Center Springs Annex has been in on the Gearing, which was de- Miss Jane Ann Reese was in- particularly In rural Vernon. Dlacharged Saturday: Mrs. Ann CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. changers. Over 47 years total ex strikes, etc. avaUable now, $100 monthly, Ri water and aewer nlcdy land* tion Co. fired off a cable to the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph The last completed grand list, bonded representative, Alfred eonette days. OnW experienced reserved for hockey. Anyone wish- fleeted from a goodwill tour of White House commenting that news Rondinone, - Broad Brook; Mrs. AmeU, 306 Henry St. Tel. MI Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7568 perience, 90 days guarantee on all REEL ’TYPE LAWN mower, weed THE PLACET THE STORE? erences re a re d . A ll^ Clampet, scaled lot, detached garage. WELL KEPT 7 room ranch, ga Armstrong, 16 Lydall St.; stalled as new worthy advisor for Oct. 1, 1959, was $34,655,635, between 1:30-4:30 or any time work. Potterton's. Ml 0-4587. need apply. CaU MI 34)507 after 4. Albert’s is a big reliable 51 yuar-old Realtor. MI 0-4543, k lf S-7S57. ing to play may request permls- the South Atlantic for the Job. dispatches concerning U.S. efforts daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald of Manchester Assembly, Order Lorraine Morganaon, Doyle Rd.; S-0450. chopper, brush saw; oU pot Priced at FHA i^)pralsed value of rage. baseboard heat, many shade sion at the lod ^ and the lights x Navy spokesman said the in an incerase of $2.6 million over tee Mrs. Lucy Jaqulm, Overbrook, Rd., Saturday or Sunday. store. Our good reputation is your $16,800. As uttle as $800 down m y- trees. Buckley School, owner to free the passengers did not men Therrien, 24 Diane Dr., Vernon; of Rainbow for Girls, at a semi S’TENOGRAPHER opening. Maniu- type heating stove, oil, hot air WANTED—Working mother with will be turned on. atructions — probably from a high tion the crew members "who are 1958 list. Vernon. factuiing sales department has furnace, hospital bed. MI 9-2052 guarantee of satiafacUon,. Your ment. For appdntment phone w b transferred, $16,900. .Kenneth Os- son to Mr. and Mis. Melvin public installation of officers Sat The 10 largest tax payers in rtly MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA money is pramptly refunded if you one chUd to ahare large home with Coasting is permitted daily until level in Washington and relayed also human beings and have been Setenidt, 401 Slater St.; a daugh urday night at the Masonic Tem Discharged Sunday: Gary Cyr, AntomobUes for Sale 4 opening requiring typing and sales 5-9 p.m. same. Residential area. Wonder A n ew at McCarthy Enterprises, trlnsky, realtor, MI 3-5169. Vernon on tee last grand list were: Gail Dr., Ellington; Mrs. Irene and two chairs, $37, plus material. television, service. 80 0-4641. can buy for less anywhere—and you kfi 9-4576.______dark at Center Springs Park. through Atlantic Fleet Headquar in even bigger danger.” ter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Con pie. MI 9-1154 after 6. clerical work. Five-day week. ful opportunity for right person. ters at Norfolk, Va. — were routed Connecticut Light and Power Co., Smite, __ 8 N. P u k St.; Mrs. Mary OLDER—CARS mechanics epc- STORM WINDOWS and doors, get personal attention from mem MANCHESTER Third officer Jaoao do Nasic- nolly, 82 Florence S t; a daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert was In RADIO-TV REPAIR any make, Phone Mr. Hoey for Interview. bers of tee Albert famUy. Reasonable, kll 3-6680. — r— $18,000—LARGE 0 room ranch, that way because of the uncer mento Costa was slain in tee attack Amerbelle Corp., United States E n-1 Ri d ^ '’WMt WUliiigton. clala, fixit yourself cars, always COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu free pickup and delivery on email Case Brothers, Inc., Manchester, Alcoa aluminum, mid-winter sale. to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ronzello, stalled aa mother advisor, succeed velope Co.; LaPointe 'Electronics' Priced from $9.95. Mastar-Bfit of fireplace, aluminum storma, at 6 room Cape, exceUent condition, tainty of communications in this that wrested the ship from con 90 Helaine Rd. a good selection. Look behind our an R. Wolcott on automatic radios, phonographs H A E Radio MI 3-1188. SEVEN-NINE ROOM. ' two-bate ing Mrs. Joseph Gallant. A mother Inc., AKIon Spinning Mills, Phoenix Vernon and Talcottvillo news is office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Hartford. CaU JA 3-4269. A—L—B--E—R—T-r’-S tached ^rage. $3,000 assumes «n bus line. Housing Unit area. trol of Capt. Mario Simoes Mala BIRTH SUNDAY; A son to Mr. washers, dryers and electric « TV. MI 9-5582. home, exceUent locetion. Garage, last Sunday. Another ship’s officer advisor pin was presented to Mrs. Mutual life Insurance Co. (o'wners handled by The Herald’s Rockville CLERK-TYPIST—Permanent fuU- 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD large lawn, awlmmteg pool. MI 4H% mortgage, $80.88 monthly. Agked if he expects to transfer and Mrs. Joseph Novosotty, 16 Gallant by Miss Barbara Baker. 1959 PONTIAC, Vista hardtop, ranges, 9-8878. OVEIRHEAD lubrication equipment Carlton W. HUtchtee. MI 0-0183. BOL'TON was wounded. of tee Center Shopping Plaza) Bnrenn, 6 W. Main S t, telephone PHILCO RECOMMENDED service time poeiUon for neat, accurate OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 8-2880.______all the passengers or only the 42 Bunco Dr. Mrs. Gallant has served eight Rock'viUe Water and Aqueduct Co., power, one owner, 17,500 miles. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re worker. Small friendly office. Nor and accessories, axle Jack, 8 volt Seeks $9^000 Americans aboard. Smith said this Fonseca warned that his com TRemont 6-8188. on Hi-Fi’s, radios, televisions, also Saturday to 6 p.m. Free parking Ip ORTER STREET area, 8 room Nice 4 room Cape, large land- BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter years on tee advisory board and First National Stores, NuWay To Immaculate, 18^11 consider trade. pairs eU makes refrigerators, guaranteed service on all other man’s, 443 Hartford Road, Mr. charger, cash register, electric THREE ROOM cottage, furnished depends on the outcome of his talks pany would file a strong protest H MI 9-5833. tire changer, 3 automatic gas in any parkteg lot. We pay. No ob colonial, 3 baths, waU-wall carpet, scaled lot. tee crew is left to its fate when the to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Itamp- two years as mother ad'vlsor. bacco Corp., and Joseph L. Bury freezers, washing machines, (by- makes. Shop our special do-lt- Kaufman. ligation! or unfumlteed, gas heat, adults, 'With Galvao. He gave no hint of ton, Coventry; a son to Mr. and The installing officer was Miss nozzles. Ozzle's Shell Station, 275 parking. New Bolton Rood. MI garage, private ^ird, tree^ For Sewers passengers are disembarked. He (who, at tee time owned the Ver CALL. OR SEE me tor a good deal era, ranges. oU and gas burners. yourself department featuring dis $17,000. Carlton W. Rutchtaa, ku WILLIMANTIC plans for returning the passengers Mrs. William Young. 22 Santina Carol Shenning, assisted by Miss non Circle Shopping Center and Undertakers Wail Ml '94)883. AU work guaranteed. count prices. Open evenings and RELIABLE babysitter wanted at Main St., Manchester, MI 8-1272. 8-6389. to their homes. added that it would also protest if on 1981 Dodge Dart, Lancer and 15 Church St., five dgys weekly, 9-5183.______the U.S. Navy does no% seize the Dr.; a son to Hr. and Mrs. James Judith Prescott, marshal; Miss other property). Willys Jeeps and first choice used Saturdays. SatelUte Electronics WALLPAPER SALE3—FuUy trim Wanted— ^To Boy 58 Two-famlly house, 5-5, expand- Atty. Herman Yules, counsel for Galvao waa under Instructions Watt. 97 Wells S t Judith Clifford, chaplain, and Miss Leland L. Howard, ifffice mana Decision on Fees SNOW PLOWING — Drlvewsys, Service, 165 Bchool 8L, Manches 8:45-4:30, two chUdren. Refer the Manchester Housing Author- from Gen. Humberto Delgado, ship. cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett parking areas. 24 hour service. MI ences. CaU MI 94)543 or MI 9-4679. med, plastic coated, many 1661 Homes Fjor Sale 72 CUSTOM BUILT 1969 9 room able to 8-family. The Brazilian government yes DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Patricia Hubbard, recorder. Mal- ger of the Voice ot the Andes, a and Popp Dodge. 10 Conn. Blvd.. ter. MI 6-1786 or JA 8-1669. patterns to choose from. C. J. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique home. 3 baths, fireplace, breeze ity said today he plans to ask the exiled leader of the Portuguese Na- Miss Gail Nichols, 1097 Main St.; colm Robertson of John Mather, woildwide missionary broadcasting 3-1348.* and used furniture, chins, gli terday lifted restrictions on U.S. Manchester funeral directors are East Harttortl, BU 9-4333, MI N.Y. MAIDS—top wages, beat Morrison Paint Store, 386 Center PRINCETON ST.—T room colonial way, double garage, 3% acres CLIFFORD MAGNUSON board of directors Feb. 7 to take tlonal Liberation kiovement, to military planes that had prevented Lawrence Foster, .Stores; Robert (Chapter, DeMolay, waa installing atation, will apeak at Wednesday’s 9-8423. homes, tickets sent, Lt^est, Old St. sUver, picture frames and old wlte 4 bedrooms, 1% betes, large tUlable, outSKlrto. Carlton W. action on appropriating $9,000 for keep the Santa Maria on the high Matson, 92 Bretton Rd.; Paul Des orator. meeting of the Methodist Men of awafting a declalon from General Millinery' DressifiakinK 19 coins, old dollst and guns, hobby them since Friday night from Household Services est New York Agency. Write GEM, living room with firep||ace,. hot Hutchins. kP 9-5182. , . MI 3-0229 a storm sewer -Jl MONDAY, JANUARY 80. 1961} ______JHanriigatric gftimittg l j » t p Avi^rtg* Dittjr N*( P rm Rip. Tho Woatiior vy»r tba Wsek Dadad , . Foraeast at p . ■, WaatBOg Dae. 81, 1880 , •. . A potluck will bo aerred by Neatly lair, witli moa the Army and Navy Auxiliary Plea fo^. Crippled 13,3W. tUra tBaaga toaight M i About Town Wednesday at d:S0 pm. at the WiUSE &HALE day. 'Law tealglit 10 to W. clubhouse. Members will bring a Member 'at tha Anfit Wadneaday aear 00. - . M ndiM ter Ctranf* will spon- gift-for the auction table and an The men who walk more than MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—FREE PARKING Bureau otOreulatloB unsigned Valentine. Manche§ter-—A City o f Village Charm I I ■ II ■ li r r ' li - if iiaVlr M «|Mn bauM and ’‘neighbors anyone else,in Malichester carried 11 iilii'lil ^l^lilll(l II r.iAii BMtV^^Wedmeday at 8 p.nt at a mbaaaga pf hop* last week from O t W e HalL Members wUl bring The Estelle Carpenter Circle of (ClaasIfM AdvartiBfaig aa Page 10) arttuw for the auction table. (Jommunity Baptist Church, the 1981 New March-ot Dlraea yO L. LX X X, NO. 102 ^TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1961 p r i c e ' P1VE:,GBN^ scheduled to meet at the, Van for many men, women and ehll- ' .V ______:___ X,,3 Harold R. Melendy. son of Mr Dyne home, will Instead meet at dren who cannot walk at PRESENTS and Mrs. Harold n. Melendy. ISO the home of Mrs. Russell A. Tur Braad St., was a member of the ner. Main St., TalcotMlle, Town poatmen dellverbd aome Hundreds Flee Death 8,8(K>4 Ban brigade of Midshipmen Wednesday at 8 p.m. 15,500 envelopes to Manchester State N ew s which marched in the inaugural realdenU- so they may contribute parade Jan. 20. He is in his final Five members of Anderson by mail to the efforts of The Na- soar at the Naval Academy, An Shea Auxiliary. VFW. attended Uonal FoundaUoH to help prevent napolis, Md. the Women's National VFW Con the crippling dlbeajiea of birth de- Chlorine G as Cloud u n ference and Forum In Washing fecU, arthritis and poHo. Mia. Edward Mathieson, 13 ton. D. C., recently. They were ••We hopi our message brings Trotter SU, wiU appear on Channel Past liepartment President Mrs. speedy idpUea in the form of cash, M*8 *^t1io Morning Show” tomor Florence-Streeter. Mrs. George, money orders and checks, because row at 9:40 am. As chairman, she Ecabert. Mrs. Maiy Leduc. Mrs. our March of 'Dimes contrlbutlona .Gnvers Section of Driver Killed vrih a*™’" ” tho "Shopping Spree” Jsne Fortin, and Mra Raj-mond are desperately needed to finance qirlng fashion show to be spon- Hagenow, programs in patient aid, research, hy South Methodist Church and professional education," said On Turnpike W8CS Wednesday at ,8 pm. at The Army Navy Auxiliary card John E. WUlard, Manchester’s Town in Louisiana ace Blackley SchooL Accompanying party will be held tonight at 8 campaign chairman. Mia. Mathieson will he Miss. Verlie ' ’’More than ll.OOO.OQO of our Branford, Jan. 81 A p.m. at the clubhouse. The public large truck rammed into an Morrison, Mrs. Cecil Treadwell Jr., is invited. fellow oltlMsns suffer from ar New Roads, La., Jan. 81 yNearby communities ordered their and Mrs. Richard Sperry, all of thritis or some form of rheumatic en^ty toll booth on the Con- —A green cloud of chlorine departments and emergency equlp|r Mancbeater and models for the A total of 11,36 was collected disease with a loss to tho nation meat to the wreck. , ' neiiticut Turnpike here today, show, and Mrs. Priscilla Welles Saturday night for the New March of some.31.000.000 vyork days each Shetland gas floated across a section of In surrotfnding fields, horses, broke in_two and burat into of Hartford, commentator. of Dimes drive from a Record Hop year,” 'Willard-said. southeast Louisiana today, cows and chickens, stretched in flaqies. The driver, hurled Rockef Overshoots, held at the Elks Club. Art John “So watch your mall boxes and killing animals and sending-death. Aitaman 3.C. Nod Fagan of please mall In your contribution AUTOMATIC DISPENSING through the windshield, was MaScheater arrived at P o ^ Air son. radio disc jockey, was master fieveral _persons to hospitals, At least one family with several 7 of ceremonies and rovk-n-roll mu- soon,” he said. children and the mother were -In killed. Force Base. N. C.. recently . for state irolice said one family — state Police said the eastbound duty as a mechanical accessories aic was provided by Richie and the Inoiuding a 8-week-old balby — bad shape, police said. May StaU Man Hop Ramrods and The Lancers. The fumes nauseated hunuuis truck bsurreled into the booth with' equipment repairman with the received a big dose of the aome- out on apparent attempt to slow M t h OonaoUdated Aircraft Main tlmaa deadly gas. RUG CLEANING (CoBtlBned oa Page Five) down. ' . . tenance Squadron. The son of Mr. ATLANTIC Police evaeuat^ 400 acbool Four- toll booths in ths turn- Cape Canaveral, Fla.< Jan. 81 it was not sidewalks wss charged against the are Betty Jean Lunlewskl and Margie Majewskl, both 6. (Herald The pungent 'gaa spewed up Aide in Soviet St., Manchester,' N.H. State' Po known immediately whether the intelligent little ape sur^ Polish Church photo by Oflara). ^ ______from the chloride-filled ditches in lice sold the truck, owned by the vived the terrible stress of re-entry. Town of Manchester in notices B cloud of vapoy. A chUl breeze Quinn Transportattqn Co., Brock The capsule was spotted promptiy by a plane, even though DON'T’*T.„ served by a pedestrian and a pas carried It northwest toward the ton. Mass., was carrying a load senger injured, in separate mis Performs Play Morgonaa community, five miles Home for Talk the Space craft overshot its target by 130 miles, and ships 18101 plenty of wear left In Tax Payment Due Safety Program of cokes and cookies. I riwaa when breogtat here for haps. SCRUBS away. Flames from the truck set one raced to recover it. The gas, rapid killer of wUd life Washington, Jan. 81 UP)—Presi of the toll booths sblose. Other oipeit tcpniitag. Ehuest J. Turcklni, a passenger Pastor Wrote Set Wednesday LECLERC dent Kennedy today summoned the The National Space Agency saia the 37t^ pound chimp ]^r- Open Mnndnys All Dny injured in a two-car collision on Two days—tomorrow and and form animals in the farming booths were damaged by Impact formed assigned behav.’our tasks during the period scienusts Wednesday—remain for Man FUNERAL HOME area, hod not caused Die death of U. S. Ambassador to Russia back or fire. Oeaed Weinesdny Broad St. Jan. 17 at 10:15 a.m.. to Woahlngton for consultation on were in contact with the capsule. Afteraooas charged that a lack of abrasive ‘The Uttlest Red-Headed An chester taxpayers to meet the A safety program for all em any humans. Stats Police said. There wwe no other injuries In second half of their 1960 tax ployes of the highway division, the The blinding fumes forced mo- OU aspects of Soviet-Amertcon re- The nearest recovery ship was reported at 1 p.m. (EST) to material on the road caused the gel.” a play written and directed FINERAL latlona the spectacular crash that occurred payments. park department and recreation de WAXES ______stop alongalda tho roada at about 4:80 ojn. be about a 3-hour journey from the ilapsule. accident. Mrs. Marj' Ellent Win- by the Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, torira to Ambassador UewsUyn Thomp SAM YULYES ther of Bolton and John Morigllone Paul Cervinl. collector of rev partment will be held Wednesday o f the area, lent them into aposms Slastbound traffic over the high Even if the chimp comei through^- •HHOB RBPAIKINO pastor of St. John’s Polish Na enue, reported approximately at 2:30 p.m. in the hearing room of SFRVICE son Is expected to arrive here by of Vernon were the drivers. Turck- of coughing. Feb. 8, the White House an way here was stalled for, about In good shape, the big error by the o r THE BETTER KIND" tnl was treated at Manchester Me tional Catholic Church, was pre $900,000 has already been col the Municipal Building. WALTER N. A rood parallels the railroads two hours with state troopers re Redstone rocket may mean an SS OAK STREET lected. His office is open from LECLERC, nounced. morial Hospital for neck and back sented yesterday afternoon in the Arranged by Chester Langtry, whara four cars of a Kansas City Press Secretary Pierre Salinger routing motorists. Westbound other long postponement in the House Locked 8Ma as Watkin strain and sprains. He Is repre- 9 a m. to 5 p.m. deputy director of public works, Director Southern train derailed. Three travel was not seriously affected. . _ Tar- parish hall. BUFFS issued this statement: launching of a manned capsule. Of sented by Atty. Charles S More than 40 children, adults, the program is run by the Southern cars were tankers. "The President has requested State Police sold eastbound tra- ficials wanted a perfect perform pinian. and members of the Senior Choir and organist. Mr. and Mrs. Nor Nevy England Telephone Co. Call Ml 9-5869 L. G. Crochet, a resident, said Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson fle was restored at 6:20 a^n. ance before risking a human life. In Fight over Betty Callahan. 34 Oliver Rd., of the church participated in the man Narkon, Mrs. Agnes Skra It includes tips on handling 23 Main Street, Manchester hs drove three persona from the to return for consultation on oU Improper performance of the c h a n ^ that she had fallen on thrce-act Christmas play, which baez, Miss Frances Wojnarowicz, trucks and other equipment. ' area through the green vapor. aspects of Soviet-Americon rela Accident Tottdt boaster produced a higher than Main St. Dec. 2 at 4:15 p.m.. suf depicted the Annunciation of the John Krowchenko and Adam Berk Stats P olice- and emergency tions. normal thrust that propelled the Rules Changes fering sprains of both ankles,' a Blessed Virgin Mary, the joyoue were in charge of scenery. Hartford, Jon. 31 (/P) — ‘The capsule to a peak speed of AUTO cracked bone in the right foot, Vfdunteera donned gas masks to “The ambassador is expected to 6,000 overture to Christ's birth by the Tho Friendship Club, led by enter the immediate area. New arrive in Washington, D. C., by State Motor Vehicle Department’s miles an hour. The intended flight Wariilngtoii, Jon. 81 (P)—Ths bruises and back strain. WAI OtI daily record of automomible acci OLurs lO D Y angels in heaven, and the nativity. Mrs. Benjamin Grzyb. chairman, wood, lino* approximately Feb. 8. program was to carry the capsule Honae voted tedsy to ealorgs She is being represented by Roads firemen supplemented the The newly organized hanponica was in charge of refreshments. kum. VINYL, emergency crews rushed to the dents as of lost midnighlvOnd the 115 miles up, 290 miles down Ite rales oommlttee iii sa effort Atty. Harold W. Garrity. ceramic.- cork totals on the some dote last year: ^ W E L D IN G band, directed by Joseph Baiardi. (when fUted). scene by Louisiana Stats Police. (Continued on Page Five) range at 4,200 miles an hour. to enrb the power ot a Oonserva- 'AAUTOIODToRd guitarist, and accompanied by his elate, terraisOs Accidents ...3,146 2,765 (M t) The chimpanzee eelected to ride through zi>ace today aboard a Mercury-Redatone rocket $ri»e from The steeper re-entry path that live ftftaHWiHii son, Norman, accordionist, con WE TRY TO DfeSERVE cement, mer* Killed ...... 15— 11 bte; in fact^ all aeiCMiaTif iiiT hie couch os he Iz Irmnsferred to a welting van and moved to the launching pod at Cape Canaveral, the capsule would take on the The roll call vote was 917-81$. FENDER REPAIRS ducted the finale of the presenta I2lh Circuit tivm 'oi floor* I IctUWAUPlDOtf IhJured ...... 1,728 1,590 (eet) Fla. The chimp, os yet unnamed, iz a male weighing 37 1-4 pounde. (AP Photofax).______flight probably meant the chimp The decision to boost Hie eess- ★ COMPLETE CAR tion. Norman Baiardi played E YOUR FRIENDSHIP cicepi esphall Special Message Thursday sustained more cruahing decelera inlttee membeniblp trem 18 to GMEMS and rubber. Christmas carols. GOP Ta»k Force tion' forces than waa planned. 15 WM a persensl rietory for PAINTING FILM—f l a s h BULBS' The cast included Miss Sheila i^Msker Snm Bnyboni, D-Tex» DISCOUNT PRICES Court Cases Opernting a pharmacy Is not like running the TVoUingford. Jon. 81 (iP) — A There was no danger of radia LAOIUER a U ENAMEL Obzut, as the Blessed Virgin tion damage on today’s flight The in a power straggle with Ohsir- TEU 9 0 9-5025 Mary; Benjamin Grzyb as St. Jo average business. Everything we offer adds to •pedal “tadc force” conuhittee Brothers Add Conference Fails man Howard XV. SastUi, D-Vo.) your comfort or better health. Please consider Kennedy Readies Plan •Yan Allen rsuUatlon belts start at ABTHUR DRUB seph; Michael iWhler, as the lit- Howard Warnock, 60. of no cer will he named by Republican ‘mT Z ' ' ' ____ l _ i — much higher altitude. o f the rales eonmilttee. Uest red-headed angel; Mrs. Nor our pharmacy to be a helpful friend. 2t1 ADAMS ST. tain address; Harry Leister, 40, An alternate chimp also was man Narkon as the angel of peace; Ask us questions about any product you are 'Washington, Jsn. 81 UR — T}ie no certain address; and Charles To Release Passengers prepared for the flight in cose of Paul l/'cello as the Jewish mer considering getting. We will glways give you a larger ro^lwiltiez. Connwrticut. a change of attitude by the pri House locked In battle today over chant; Stanley Grzyb Sr., Ben Keservey. 52, of no certain address, sincere. Informed answer. Sometimes we can save For Ending Recession BoVCOtt .you much sickne.ss-time by sxiggesting you con H m clUee form the core of I J. mary chtipP’ backup animal Its first big issus of the New 6 m jamin Grzyb Sr., and Stanley Rockville, were sentented to 60 was used os a control ape-^-wltii Opalach Jr. as the three kings. sult a physician If a self-treatment would be AVTOMATKAUT Deaioeratie •treimth in the gtote. SMife, BroaU, (8V--A 5that the meeting be held on the gresa session — .w het^r to fn- days each as common drunkarda hlB actions on the ground being Also, Mr. and Mrs. John Krow- unwise. WAmA POUSNIS *2u«Sw Ws$hingi S’-, -?.V A-', i]