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VOL. LXXXI, NO. 112 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER CONN., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12,' 1962 (Claesitled Adverttalna on Pace 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS T Reds Join Socialists State News Roundup iect Red Call $23,000 Damage As Fire Levels > For New Riots Norwich Diner For Heads of State By DAVID M. HA80N ^shoulder” and other leftjsr or NORWICH (AP) — Eire PARIS (AP)—Thirty thou ganizations bached thp^^emon- swept through the Norwich stratlon call. Diner on West Thames ■ St. sand police and riot forces The govemmeht.a{ernly recalled stood by in the Paris region that all streetdemonstratlons are ! shortly after midnight this' Federal Agents today as worried government banned undwrlhe state of uigency | morning, totally destroying it.! Urges Big*3 officials girded for possible in effect hrrrance since last April’s | Closed on Suntlays, the build-1 Make Largest street clashes and other vio abortiye Algiers uprising. Interior | ing was not wcupied. i MlpWter Roger Frey wanied'ln a ' Men and seven trucks from three' lence. ' tionwide radio-TV speech th a t; Bar Failure Security forces were cone unless the demonstration organiz-' volunteer companies fought to save j Gems Recovery trated to counter a iMinned era back down, the forces of order the building. The fire’s-head start onstration scheduled for af "will do their duty and prevent the ' in an added-on rear section of ' the FORT LAUDERDALE, At Geneva ternoon on the vast de la demonstration." structure and frozen hydrants foil Fla. (AP)—Federal agents Republlque In easterjKT’aris. The “It la certain that shock groups! French Socialist patty called for ed them. Yhe loss is estimated by announced the recovery today have the Intention of provoking the owner at $23,000. i WASHINGTON (AP) — a “peaceful but^nergetic” dem grave Incidents,” Frey said. of $1,750,000 in gems stolen The West appeared today to onstration agdinst the right-wing Premier Michel Debre made an A passerby noticed and reported-- from a Pompano Beach jewel Secret Army Organization and unusual visit to the Interior Min-| the flames shortly before 1:4B a.m. ry store and called it one of be preparing to turn do’wn So-, agalnsp^^llce repression of dem Istry today to confer with law en Firemen were on the scene minutes the largest gem theft recover viet Premier Khrushcjiev’s onstrationsIIIISJ last Thursday which forcement chiefs and to express later. East Great Plains Volunteer- proposal for an asseinibly of eight dead and hundreds In- the government’s confidence in Fire Co.’s deputy chief Frank ies in the history of the coun heatjs of government in / l u'jured. r e their ability to maintain order. Buckley said it was an hour and a try. The French . Communist party “A state does not exist at ail half before his men could coax Wesle.v. G. Grapp, chief of the Geneva next month. quickly summoned its militants to water from the frozen hydrants., FBI office In Miami, .said the re In another development in tha Join the Socialists “Shoulder to (Continued on Page Tivo) Norwich’s temperature at 7:30 a.m.| covery represented the bulk of the current high-level exchangM over was four degrees below zero, , gems stolen Saturday in a day disarmament, it was diacloeed The business is owned by A. A. : light holdup. Total loss in tlie rob that Prealdent Kenneiiy and Brit Nenna of New London and his bery was not established. ish Prime Minister Harold Mac uncle, Joseph Nenna of Norwich. | Grapp said the gems were found millan told Khruahehev last week The former said losses were cov-^ when agents searched a rental au that disarmament efforta "must Rockefeller Denies ered by Insurance I tomobile used by one of the rob- not be allow’ed to drift into fail ure." Authorities said a defective oil berr. burner was believed to have cau.sed Also found In the car. Grapp "Accordingly, ws propose that the fire. i said, wiye five loaded revolvers, we three accept a persona) nsspon- ’ three walkie-talkies, five sets of aiblllty for diluting the part to be ^Swinging to Right played by our representatives in handcuffs and ammunition for the t FW‘ Official Upset pistols. the forthcoming talks, and that HARTFORD (AP) — The Red Police held three men and two we agree beforwand that our rep- NBW YORK (API — -n,' identified as Paul Waller Panezko. ' The kennedy-Macmltlan propo progrash Sunday night if he was sons subscribing to private plans N.Y., attorney, said yesterday' 38, Chicago; Richard Willard Kay, sition was Included in a meaaaga becoming more conservative in his be given an option of receiving there is ’’something radically 38. Three Oaks. Mich.; and Edward of last Thursday suggesting that politics. cash for their Social Security pay wrong’’ with a board that would | H. Cook. 36. Oaklawn. 111. there be a foreign ministers meet “Not in the slightest,” he ments. permit the editorial in question to The women, held on $25,000 Tltis is the residence, .of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Milne in Monterey Park, CaUf., where mud Mnashetd down ing preliminary to and in connec snapped.. He said the President has done be written. ' j bond each, were booked as ac from a hillaide yesterday and- Into the bedroom of their 9-year-old son. Dennis, at center of picture. tion wrUh the 18-nation dlsarma- He appeared on AmericanDroad- .“virtually nothing’'* to implement He .was referring to an editorial | cessories. They were identified as I The boy was killed as he slept. Dennis w«u« one of two children killed in .similar tragedles-yester- rnent conference which Is to begin casting Oo. “Issues and Answers.” his campaign promise to strike by high school student V irginia; Betty Jean Moody, 31, RIverdale, day, the result of heavy rains which have been pounding Southern Callfomn. Monterey Park is a in Geneva March 14. The While Olsen in a school netvspaper. In it ! Md.; and Mar>- Blanton, 33, Miami! IjOS Angeles suburb. (AF’=’Photofaxi. . ' House made the text of the note Earlier, he had conceded that down discrimination in housing. Beach, Fla. * Vi------. he might have been passed over He said it is "too early" to Miss Olsen wrote, "To be a patri public today.' as the OOP’s 1960 presidential otic American in the latter half It was In response to this note speculate on who would bd" tire store Saturday! flashed revolvers nominee because he was “too lib 1964 Republican presidential can of the 20th Century is to be a [How Much Did He Tell Reds? that Khruahehev suggested In a blindly stupid human being." and pushed the manager. Joseph .______;______letter delivered Sunday morning eral." „ ” didate. Rockefeller said he agreed Taranove and an employe, Jessie Rain Continues Rockefeller said his criticism of with Arizona’! Sen. Barry . Gold- - The schcwl board went, along Edwards, into a back room. A | that there be a meeting of he<^s the Kennedy administration’s plan with the ' school administration of government rather than a for water on fonia things and dis fifth man apparently waited out- eign mlnlatera meeting. for a department of urban affairs agreed on othars. policy of letting the students have aide in a car. • For Sixth Day reflected unhappiness with the . The gnvemor said George Rom- a free rein to express their views. The robbers packed the loot In a ; Gary Powers Faces This brought an immediate round form of the proposal rather than of consultations among the West ney’a ab^unqemlent as a Repub- In his fAik to the midwinter suitcase. ern Allies. , with the ooooept. He said the pro llcau ‘fwii illlrtOlkl candldti«r:in conference of the Connecticut Witnesses said the men drove ■ In Los Angeles posal rejected by the House Rules Michigan w iu“ wonderfiil’* because VPW here, Lombardo said of Miss south, parked their .car, and jump-1 The direction of the thinking 0>mmittee bypassed the states Ol.sen that it upset him to see a ed Into two outboard boata. The ■ LOS ANGEf.E.S (AP) —SouOiern apparently was reflected In re it added a hew face In GOP af Detailed CIA Quiz marks by RrUlah Ambassador when it should have “worked fairs. young girl who could be so "blind | boat.s were 'oiind later. I California’s afxlh day of salura- through and with the states." .. . stupid. .. Ill-advised... and un Police Oiief James Boggs of, tlon stalled spectacularly today David Onnsby Gore to newsmen Noting that President Kennedy educated." Pompano Beach would not give' as cloudbursts opened up on porta | stter a forenoon conference with has announced plans to name Ne details of the arrest, or how the WASHINGTON (AP) Ameriran^WHR believed to he up a the I>os Angeles aren. creating Secretary of State Dean Rusk at gro Robert C. Weaver as first women were linked to the crime, j U2 spv pilot Krancia Oarv Powers board of Inquiry to-look fuily Into! I«>'<’1’ was seven feet deep. of the Cuban invasion, but made I Eisenhower, who is 71. was, the balance of brainpower may ! bridge Into American hand., Sntur- CuUed from AP Wires In Kiev on espionage: charges. i clear it was "the failure, not the represented as pressing party “tip dangerously against us” if this day In a Iwo-for-onc trade for , mont Ave. between B8th and I policy" that he opposed; He said | members to work for the nomlna- I country falls to place heavier em- Soviet spy Rudolf I. Abel, Ponovan said; "I nave What 1 90,,, .st* m I4.S Angeles. It j that had he b e ^ president h e ! tlon of young candidates for gov-: phaSis on the importanre of educa- Official sources are not saying believe to he assurance that If the ^^as fiver the rooftops of automo-1 BUTCHERS FOR STRIKE would have gone ahead with the ; ernor and Senate and House seats.' tlon. Powers Is in military or govern-'.- better relations contemplated hy biles at si^me other points. BOSTON • (AP)—Five local Invasion but would have given j Some confidantes quoted him a s ! News Tidbits Ribicoff ■ cited fresh figures ment custody, but ever since he this exchange should develop, the luiions Involved bi oontraot ne American air and naval support. ' saying he wanted no ’’gray-haired : which, he said, showed declines In crossed a white line where Ctom.-.; Soviet—Union would contemplate HolW* gotiations with Flnt National He warned against believing old men" running on the GOP from the AP Wires air_ii phases _ u ______of______engineering1_____ 1______educationI______...... I., munist TT.-l East Germany ends . and . - , 1 estenrilneextending rl.mrlemeney .nee leto MMakinen. .ljleee-’ , “U major BireeiS m me rioliy Store* and Stop ft Shop Super that an exchange of Soviet and wood area were awasli ticket if it could be helped. except that of graduate work. West Berlin begins, a carefully The secrecy that shrouded Pow More than 20 deaths had been markets have rejMted contract American prisoners such as the This serve-the-youth movement He said he had confidence in,the contrived secrecy has rlonked his ers’ return was in sharp contrast attributed to the storm -one of offers and voted In favor of au Abel for Power.s, and Pryor swap apparently led the former Presi- Representatives from 20 na strength of arms, industry, com movements. to the liomecomtng of Pryor, the the heaviest In the area's history' thorizing a strike. But Federal represented a thaw in the cold tions, meeting in Rome, began merce and labor in this country. All the W'hltc House would saj’ third principal In the trade. :— before today’s violent down Mediator John J. SatlH'aii, chair war. He aaid the Kremlin habitu- (Continued on Page Five) working-out practical details of a "But I am worried about neglect in a brief announcement Sunday Tile 28-year-old student arrived ^ pours. man of a mediation panel, re $100 millidn plan to feed some .of ing the most crucial source of wa.s that Powers was home again - I ports negotiations looking the world's hungr}' with siin>hn strength In our nation—the strength and that he had been' rcunitcfl \rtth (ContlnuMl on Page Three) 1 ((’ontlmird on Pogs Three) toward a settlement of dUfer- food.'. .Directors of American 'Mo of oUr education system.” Ribicoff members of his family. enecs wtit be resumed by mld- tors 0>rp. give George Romney said in a speech prepared for de In a far-flung game of hide-and- iveek between spokesmen for the leave of absence to seek nomina livery at Fairfield University. seek dogged newsmen tried to stores and representative of the Glenn’s Orbit Flight tion a.1 Republican candidate for He said America’s aUveisarics in find out for themselves where Amalgamated Meat Cutters and goy emor of Michigan and give his the struggle for power realize that Powers and his wife. Barbara, Butchers Union. Under the votee post sji chairman to Richard E. the, key to their power and strength I were holding their reunion, Vari- Bar Cheap Propaganda, taken hy union locals, no strike Cross and his Job as president to 11^ in the education and training oua leads pointed to 'Maryland’s date has been set. The union aor No Space Joy Ride Roy Abernathy. of their youth. . EasteijiShore, bgt the exact meet- Hons merely a^iproved sanction Blazing gunbattle in Winfield. "But we haveTiot realized it,” he Ing place ediild not be pinned down, ing of a strike should snch ac Tenn.. between five sheriff’s depu said, ’’and unless we do ao and em-1 The White House declined to sa.v Freed American Urges tion be deemed necessary. ^ ties and two hill country- farmers bark on a .massive effort to puli what family memViers Powers saw By HOWARD BENEDICT '‘•weight. He Is to report his im leave two deputies’ dead and an ourselves up by our olvn education bill presumably he met also with ROUGH 8EA OFF CANAVERAL CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) pressions by radio to the Mercury other wounded... Indo.-'esian .sol bootstraps, the balance of brafn- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. A.\N ARBOR, Mich (AP)—*cd W'llh now.-uiien: ’’Please no Powers, of Norton. Va. "There Is an opportimlt.v to make I morn than five minutes,' CAPE CANAVERAL, FU. —John H. Glenn J r ’s orbital flight control center at Cape Canaveral. diers serateh off antl-Aiiierican (AP)—The worst sea conditions will be no Joy ride. He will be a On the receiving end, and able to alogans in Jakarta before arrival ((,'oiitinued On Page Eleven), The Central InteHlgcnce Agency a lot of cheap propaganda slam He cxplainofl Frodertr hadn’t ming East Germany—don’t do it slept since hLs release and had ol the winter In the central At busy man as his spacecraft zips talk to Glenn, will be fellow astro of U.S. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kcn- lantic today caat doiibl on wheth around the globe at five milea a naut Shepard. _ * ned.v... Government’s excess hoard In mycase," said Frederic L. Pry sal up after his arrival in .New or. 28. Sunday on his return home er astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. second. Once in orbit at 17.500 mites of strategic m aterial will have to York early Sunday talking with will make his .scheduled orbital Tlie finely tuned pllqt will have an hour. Glenn will look at the be sold slowly—perhaps over 10 after his release«from a Soviet rclallve.s and frlend.-i. Great-Granddaughter Sounds prison. flight on B’ednesday. But Na a number of tasks to perform as earth 100 to 150 miles below years—to avoid a stunning stinrk I3ic Michigamlcr said he did not tional Aeronautics and Space he seeks an answer to the ques through a large window or to economy, senators say. "After tomorrow, forget me,” know of Uie Powers-Abel trade he .said. Administration offtrials made no tion: How well can man jierform in Hundreds In Uma. Peru, come until after his own release. i change In the date In hopes that space, especially during prolonged (Continued on Page Eleven) Off on Ancestor— AI>e Lincoln Hla graying mother, Mrs. Mil- Pryor W'as a graduate student I forward to make "decisions for larrl H. Pryor, beamed, "This ia the condMIcins might clear by weightlessness. Pof Glenn this will Christ" after Billy Graham at the Free University in We.st j launching time. be all but about 20 minutes of the what I have be»-n w;altlng for." She Berlin when he was detained by j preoebes .to 15,000 In bull rin g ... By ARTHUR RISTAU '^Robert Lincoln first visited This had been waiting "five’ and a half intended 4-hour, 50-mInute ride. Comedian Ernie Kovacs named the Communists. He had gone into | MANCHEISTER. Vt. (AP)—The southwestern Vermont town with ICast Bcrllh, he said, to listen to [ FLOODS IN 8 STATES Man's ability to function in a Glenn Gets Set posthumously aa best television di ml.stre.ss of “Hildene” planned his mother. Mary Todd Lincoln, , nearby Willow CHICAGO (AP) — Floods weightless state is one of the ma rector of 1061 for a show- w-hlch a .speech by Communist leader ■ “nothing Apeclal’' today as mil while he v,y>a a lf*rvard under- , Airport wlUi a New York- Waller Ulbncht. ravaged wide areas of Idaho, jor enigmas of space flight which had no .dialogue. grnduate. , , Detroit airliner a backdrop. 1 li’.vonitng and Utah today, rout Project Mercury launchings aim to For Trial Run lions of other Americans remem Prj'or had taken w iUi him a ; Secretary of Labor Arthur J. : bered life 153rd annlversarj' of the IJer coum.a, Lincoln Islfam. 68. , than 48 hours earlier Fred- copy of a doctoral thesis he was I ing hundreds from their homes, solve. Goldberg says 'stoekplling has be- | birth of her great-grandfatlier. hves in nearby Dorset where he released hy drnu'ning livestock and ripping When Soviet -cosmonaut Gher By HUGH A. MULUO.AX gun among steel users in anticipa works on h la collection of Lincoln- tfJa 1 writing oil East European (Torn- j highs ays. Gov, Robert E. Smylle man ‘ntov made 17 circuits of the Mary Linco^ Beckwith. 63, says German crfmmunlsls who had ' munist trade. It contiiincd facts CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) tion of a strike later this year... she is proud to be a member of been do- ' hini up as an espionage siis-, res gathered from many j of Idaho declared a state 'of globe In the spaceship Vostok II — Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. Sotheby's auction house of I»ndon emergency In six southern coun last August, he suffered vertigo the distinguished Lincoln family pect in Ea.st Beilin last .Aug. , 25. i " but Pryor Insisted none ' climbs into his space suit today will send repre.sentatlves to Spain but think.s its illogical to “plan timoke star and With the towering AUaa misalle out of the red but don’t tell the don, Vt., and a graduate of Bran at least four dead. The Mete earth obeemtlons; eat, drink and •and its complex Mercurj’ space not Ukefy to overtake the United tax collectors about it. don Academy. to be home." He sai(l he had not Btatea "even in grooa notional: been physically mistreated by the NBW HAVEN (AP)—His pro orological Office said, a l2S-mUe even exerciae in space. craft reported in go-condition for Her neighbors say Miss Beck Abe carried Vermont handily gust recorded a t Lowther Bill, He will begin logging Instru the flight, clouds and waves sppear product" in the 20th century. with doesn't much care about her against native son Douglas, win communists. fessors and a.s.sociates at ’Yale Pr>-or still wa.s wearing the suit University label aa prepcisterous 2A77 feet above sea level a t ment readings os he waits in the to be the ohly thing that could Six men trapped by swiftly rising' distinguished micestfy. ning the state by 25.000 votes In Lanarkshire in Sootland, was capsule for rae Atlas to .boost him stand between Glenn and his 6ft- straosM while exploring under-' “It always provokes me.” she the 1880 election. in which he had been taken pria- the East German charges ' that Mier. There were no buttons on it. Frederic Pryor was spying When probably the fastest gust ever aloft. pMtponed rendezvous with the- ground caves in Ingleton, Ehifland, 1 said, “when people stare and say; Today w a s'm legal holiday tor recorded In the B'rltisb Isles, Throtigb the critical fiv«-mim$te stars. are. rescued today . . . J n I i e 11 “There’s Lincoln's great-grand state employes luid most banks In The threads had become so frayed he was arrested last August. powered portion of flight Just af Clouds over Cspe Canaveral Prawse, Fponk . Sinatra’s fiancee, I daughter.’ It’s Just my luck' he Vermont remained, closed. But the buttons had trickled off. ■« Pryor, arrested in Eiut Berlin, Huge waves swept the N o rth ter blastoff, he will be preoeed pould force ianothei)_0^ponement. says a rumored spilt between thej was related to' me.” for Mary Lincoln Beckwith,/1th,, indlf- Hds father, chairman of Barnea was relea.sed alcmg with U2-pilot Sen sad Baltic but by mkhnora* •gainet Ida contour couch hy grav- einger-actor and herself la "toos-i Her farm was built at the turn femnt, but proud of her onMsfor, Montlfticturlng. Co,, of Mansdeld, Ing no ships were reported la i|tj fosoeo sight tinMB hid (' m/rag» ktn) ■ ■lyret.” of the century, 80-odd y e a n after It was Just another workt ^ y . Ohio, a pump-making firm, plead- (Continued On Page Eleven) major'.trouble. r ^ / \ ■ - ■• i ; . \ I r: " ;.•• ; I- ' /
'• /.• ■ '5 ;' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONI^« MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1992 PAGE TWO MANCHESmBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12r^962 PAGE THREE available afford only a slanting view of the performance. The same Bolton situation may hold true in many of Rain ;^iitinues Hotv Much Did He TeU Reds? the l]aIcony seats, and there are Sheinwold on State Netvs even seats where the view is ob School Board For Sixth Day structed by pillars. Check your NORMAN’S ‘ T H f i W y seat locations in this house, be^ Sooth — Roundup fore you. pay for them! INB'nNCnVE FLAY_ Gary Powers Faces On the lever with the boxes is Asks Parley l o s e s g a m e c o n t r a c t In Angeles 445 HARTFORD RD. I HEARD IT” By Alfred Sheinwold the piromenade where society and ((Joattaoed irm Ope) T tl. Ml 3-1524 cafe society are to be seen be- OnPBCRift Many birds InstlncUvely know $ K7 3 (Otmtinued from Page One) twee|i the acts. This level also has' how to build a nesti and the birds / - O A y 10 5 4 2 tenth of an inch or lees melted Detailed CIA Quiz „ by John Gruber the 6ar, and the restaurant. The who play bridge as your partner Nearly eight inches of rain had with light mow developing about restaurant Is unique, inasmuch as The board of education and'the instinctively lead the wrong Mrd We s t * ^ * U A S t fallen In Los Angeles since the Friday.- public building commission sre you cannot eat there without a to start a finesse. You can t- bea^ 4 Q 107432 (Bits ■torm atartel last Wednesday. (Conttnoed from Page One) ticket to the evening performance, scheduled to hold a joint meeting Mother Nature; / 5 0 J 10 t ^ 9 4 Two children ' died Sunday un PaeifiMtt to Wed to get you inside the doors. .A tonight at 8 at the school. Jcforc. * A K persona were presumed drowned. freely with reporters. He described scheme is red/And gold. From a portraits of opera stars of times the PBC, "to try to get a few AtBushnell South wins with ,tne king of ^ A 6 S-2 Earlier in the storm a boy legal picketing qf the White Houm himself as "just a bonus in the Quotatlona Furnished by the subject. To many people, the in order to see a dbetor. Met signifies the last word in gla practical vlp^^polnt there are five gone by. The food is expensive, things straightened out." Miss Taihmy Grimes plays "The apades and looks ^tentiy at the 0 9 3 drowned in a flood-control chan deal" and said he was "happy and robiirn Kllddlebrook, Inc. mor; many of you have been in balconles^4Sut they are so labeled and only good. And the last time L u t week the board of educa Unsinkable Molly Brown"- In the diamonds In dummy. Then he leads « A 7 « 3 2 nel and a woman was crushed to When the wais released Satur Bank Stocks tion voted unanimously to ask the Soofli WmI N ora iH t , grateful to be here.’’ side, many more have seen it that thS'^'fifth one is only design I ate. there, the wine list was very rollicking musical comedy that the nine of diamonds from his hand death by a tree that had been day, Mlaa Kanegson, 21, said she Bid Asked selectmen to call a town meeting opens tomorrow night at the Bush- 1 4 Pass 1 0 Past undermined by rsUn. Pryor had been seized in East from the outside, and still , more ated as the second. limited and downright poor. at the second trick. bad suffered a recurrence of an Berlin last August and held 5 Vi Conn. Bank and Trust Blanket to have the board name a building 1 ^ Pass 2 .0 Paat , look forward to attending a per , The first actual balcony is a Glolng up another flight brings nell Memorial In Hartford. The You suppress a shudder. Even Police blathed 15 traffic deaths Internal illness while she was in Co...... 62 V4 66 V4 committee for the proposed second show will be performed each night without looking Wt anybody'.s hand, 2 NT Pass 3 NT An FlM on the storm. months In pri.son in the city for formance thei% at some future- compute ring of boxes, circling you to what should be the second Jail and decided to pay the fine investigation of possible espionage Hartford National balcony, but masquerades under ary school. ' Board members ex at 8:30, with matinees Wednesday you can tell that the nine is prob Opeoing lead — 4 4 Doraa overflowed over the week in order to get treatment. Bank and Trust Co, 54 . 58 date. tlie entire theater, and starting on pressed dissatisfaction witb PBC end Bending water into some activities. So let's talk about the Met: The each side at the proscenium arch. the name of "dress circle." An at 3 o'clock and Saturday at 2:30. ably the wrong card for your part She and eight other "ban-the- Fire In.xurance Coniuahlni action In naming an architect be-, The 75-member company is one of pass for penaltlea, despite your homes and imprieonlng other res The ^hlte House statement on old building on Broadway is really This is the so-called "diamond other flight leads you to the "first ner to lead.. , bomb'' demonstrators had been Aetna Fire ...... >56 160 fore the board had aubmitted spe the largest to visit the Bushnell, And so it Is. West covers with length In spades. You cannot draw idents on isolated knolls. Scores Powers .said that "as previously in sad shhpe, and nothihg is likely horseshoe." It is horseshoe shaped, balcony." really the third. The put in jail for their demonstration stated, he will be interviewed by Htfd. Fire ...... 80 84 CLEARANCEI cifications for the proposed build trumps, and declarer will prob ot major intersections were clos^.' and the profusion of diamonds on fourth balcony is known as the requiring four baggage cars and the queen of diamonds, and de at the White House. National Fire .146 1.56 to be done about it. for a new ing. The board had previously been two passenger cars to move the ably make four or five spade Residents in Fontana, east of appropriate U.S. government of the dowagers who occupy the “ family circle," while the fifth clarer wins in dummy with the Miss Kanegson said she will be ficials." Phoenix F ir ^ /...... 124 134 opera house is planned for Lin told by selectmen that In older to cast and scenery. ace. But now East has two stop tricks at a spade contraict. A pen Los Angeles, reported a damag- coln Square. Scheduled to open boxes gave rise to the name. Boxes becomes the "second balcony" on married next Saturday to William The United States has said he IJfn and Indemnity Inn. Cos. your ticket stub. At this point yoii change the ordinance under which pers In diamonds, which gives him alty pass should be tased on more ■ing twister kicked up by winds In 1984, it IS well behind in financ are taken by the season, and if the pBC is given the responaibility accompanying the rain. Henry, 29, who recently enejed a was a Lockheed teal pilot working Aetna tlasualty ... .143 iss" PRICED are likely to suffer nosebleeds from time to develop the spades tor solid trumps. ing and contsruction. so that you get a seat in a box, it will oe 10-month jail sentence for a pac under a National Aeronautics and Aetna Life ...... the altitude, but it la untrue that for ail new ' buildings in town, it Only Optimists West. For Shelnwold's 36-page booklet. ■The weatherman said the storm .135'4 141 some people feel it will be 1970 be close to the stage, and look direct would require action of a town "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send should lu'eak today—as he said It ifist demonstration against the Space Administration contract Conn. General (Wl) 139 ly across the auditorium. you need to bring an oxygen mask. South wins tvyo tricks in each when he was downed in a high'- fore the new building opens. meeting. suit, and the opponents score 50 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester was supposed to do both Satur- PolarlB submarine at New Ixuv Hfld. Steam Boiler 136 You will need at least 7-power Study Russian • day and Sunday. altitude photographic mission,4.240 However, it's the old one that The boxes facing the stage have binoculars here, and preferably Board of education tnembera points. Smile sweetly and go on Evening Herald, Box 3318, Grand don. Conn. Ins. City Life ...... 28 31 FOR A miles Inside the Soviet Un)on, It la people know and holds a place in long ago b^en sold, so the ones maintain they could speed up con to the next hand. Instinct has pre Central Sta., N.Y.. 17, N.Y. „ More than seven indies of rain Travpleni ...... 154 162 10x60 night glasses, but you'll see generally a.s.sumed that-the CIA the opera somehow, and hear it struction of the proposed school by NEW YORK (AP) — Imme served the human race for thou .(Copyright 1962 General Features had-fallen in Los Angeles. More BlCHABO JOHNSON Piibllo Utilities acting as the building committee in diately after the exchange of Corp.) than 20 Inches fell at Juncal Dam WEST HARTFORD. Feb. 12 directed the operation. Conn.'Light Power .. 28'i surprisingly well. You'll be about sands of years, so you can't com There la still much myaterv 8 stories above the street and half addition to their regular board Francis Gary Powers and Col. plain about one itty-bitty bridge in Sknta Barbara County and sev (AP) I— Funeral services will be Htfd. Electric Light 72 SELLOUT duties. Rudolf Abel on a bridge to THUG GRABS $12JIOO eral mountain areas reported 14 surrounding Powers' flight, and Hartford Gas-Co. ... 68 a block from the performers, but hand. held tomorrow for Richard John military diplomatic and intelli Only Beautiful Eyeglass* ZBA Oiaato Church Bid Eaet Germany, the Brooklyn If your partner made a reasoned STAM9X>RD (A P) — Police to Inches. Southern New England the acoustical qualities of Jihe au son, a prominent contractor. He gence officials are expected to The Zoning Board of Appeals lawyer and the Soviet Em instead of an instinctive play, he day sought a holdup man who fled Season rainfal) totals were run' Telephone ...... 49'4 ditorium are excellent. died yesterday at his home at the join in the questioning. Only when 54 granted the application, effective bassy official who negotiated Would lead the low diamond from with $12,500 in cash and checks nihg five .inches above normal In age of 92. A native of Vemland, HEARING AID The pit at the Met accommo last Saturday, of Bolton Ckmgrega- this (s completed, it is believed, .Mnniifacturing Companies Just 50 the swap shook hands. his hand at the second trick Instead from a supermarket (First Na the Los Angeles area, the first Sweden, he came to Hartford at dates slightly over 90 musicians, tional Church, for a variance on will Powers be able to fully pick Arrow,' Hart, H« 61 65 which is,almost enough. In some The lawyer, James Britt of the nine of diamonds tional) ghortly before the market's time they have been above nor- 19. He founded a conatruc^tion firm with all these 4 benefits side yard requirements for its pro- cloaing .Saturday night. Police mdl In several years. up the threads of his private life. Associated Spring .. 14 16 operas they have to cut down on Donovan, said Sunday night Either play works equally well if bearing his name in 1897. Thu firm Bristol Brass .... pMed religious education center. said the thug ordered the book Dennis Ray Milne, 9, apparently -. 9V4’ 11 the strihg section in order to get that the Soviet official, Ivan the diamonds break 3-2. The low built, among others, the 10-story Dunham Bush . . . in Stock! ZENITH ROYAL MEDALLION ' The iSBA unanimously decided to diamond works better if West has keeper, at gunpoint, to hand over died In his sleep when tumbling . . 5 6 in odd instruments that inay be everybody including the stars grant the appeal on the basis that Shiskin, "said, he thought I Burlingame Building at the. Insti Kni-Hart ...... i. 78V4 83 V4 1 HEAR MORE—higher NO OLD FASHIONED called for, and not customarily should take a greater part in the singleton king or queen of dia the day's receipts. When she hes hillside muck burst into his bed tute of Living in Hartford .and Fire Extingiiislieil fidelity design offers more CONNECTION NEC climb at least one 'flight. the lot was established before pres itated, he swept the money into a room in suburban Monterey Park. Fafnir ...... 47 employed. "Rhelngold", Incidental ent zoning regulations were enact governmental affairs and learn monds. Hail high School in West Hart Heublein ...... 26 29 sounds. ESSARY AT THE EAR. ly, is never- given at the Met with I imderstand Fritz Reiner re If South does lead the low dia manila envelope and fled. Laurence Bennett Freed, 2%, .« HEAR BETTER ON MOLD. Exclusive "Free belled, when he conducted there, ed; that, it would be an obvious Russian." ford; At Donut Shop N. B. Marhlne^'... .. 22 25 the requisite number of harps in hardship to build an educational "I told him," Donovan said, mond, he captures the singleton died when a section of a cliff gave North and Judd . THE TELEPHONE with dom Ring," available at and made them slap together a queen with dummy's ace and re .. 13'4 15 >4 dicated by Wagner, since they building on the lot in question "that in the United States to way and demolished the rear of JEWISH CENTER DB8TKOVEU Stanley Works .. Tel-Mike feature. extra cost, gives new com dressing room out of scenery turns a low diamond from dummy. Heralds Sale Eighth District firefighters ..20 22 >4 take too much space in the pit, within the limits of zoning regula day only optimists are study his family's house In the Sherman Vee4 62'4 to 67% longer battery life but it sounds pretty good, and tions; and that the proposal rep ing Russian — the peesimtsts Oaks district. Police advised near The'above quotations are not to MfBllI tMIM the only one who ever didn't climb the nine. by residents to evacuate. portrayed by George, Murdock of the fire-razed Norwalk Jewish Tirst Queen of Ski Club ment of the Mister Donut Shop on than in original model. tlmk9 Irwn y«vr •wti ty«|lm they're only needed at one point in resents the best use of the land. are studying (Jhlnese." EASTWOOD Center will decide this week W. Middle Tpke., ne.xt to Stop & be construed as actual markets. those miserable stairs. This Is no Soutli can get to dummy with a James Fowlle, 20, hasn't been East Hartford, .strolled up and The Rockville Alpine Ski Club's first Snow Queen, Mi.ss Laurel the work. A public hearing Thursday night whether to rebuild it. The center, Shop, about 1 a.m. yesterday Facilities for the performers are Joke for women in high heels, at the. Community Hall was at king to lead the jack of dlamor.iis, seen since he launched a rubber down Main St. today as part of Frederick of 157 Union St. was flanked by members of her court, Continuous Today from a former estate, was destroyed in morning. Tlie fire is lielieved to Seven Detroit Tigers besides ^ Q U IN N 'S execrable. Dessing rooms are trailing gowns, ballet slippers, etc. tended by members o f the church's thu-s setting up the rest of dum raft on a flood-control channel in Dobin's Department Store "Lincoln Norma Ludwig and Noreen Baker after the official crowning Sat But nothing has ever been done 1:30 PJW. a general alarm. Are Saturday urday. She was crowned b.v CJlub President Jerry R. Bouchard have been caused by a gas heat- Norm Oastv have won the Amer small, dirty, and badly illumina building committee and two mem- my's suit. He gets back to dummy WALT DISN*EY’S . the Highland Park district Sunday. Penny Sale" at 828 Main St. The PHARMACY. INC. about it. Male singers complain liers of the zoning commission. No Paris Bracing with the other king to cash the one-day event ends at 9 o'clock to night. at the club's second annual Sno-Ball at the State Armory attended or, a fire spokesman said John ican League batting title. The ted. Ballet and chorus have to He la presumed drowned. MacDonald, manager of the shop, MEAMlNfi 8TS Main St., Manchester dlimb innumerable iron stairs to about the breath required for these objections to the requeet were good diamonds. Declarer makes "BABES IN TOYLAND" night. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Estimates of the loss ranged up by about 175 people. Five contestants vied for the honor ot others were Ty Cobb, 12 times; same stairs. An innertube rider, John Clem reported smoke damage, but said Harry Hellmann, 4, and Heinie get to and from their quarters, and voiced. eleven tricks instead of only eight. IN COLOR ents, was swept away in a creek to $250,000. Seven firemen were queen;, the other two were Sue Ann Wilson and Shirley Burns. For New Riots 1:30-4:00-6:30-9:05 lOach received a corsage. The committee of judges, Stuart Dan- all merchandise will have been re Maniuih, Charley G eh ringer, .So the dear old Met has the un On Honors List Dally Question near Ventura when the tube over injured in the blaze which origl- enviable reputation of being the In addition to the six Bolton Dealer, at your left, bids one PLUS nater in the attic. A group of teen forth, George E. Rl.sley, Mrs. Doris Thompson, Ellery Kington placed this altemoon and the store George Kell, A1 Kallne and Har- turned. John Reed disappeared will be open tonight. moat despised opera house in the pupils attending Bennet Junior (Continued from Page One) spade. Partner doubles, and the Police Prohe agers attending a dance at the cen and Norman B. Chase, selected the Queen Thursday at a special V-ey Kuenn. DISNEY SHORT TREAT when his boat failed to negotiate buffet dinner. (Herald photo by Pinto). world, among musicians and sing High School who were previously next player passes. You hold: 3:15-5:46-8:16 rapids of the Santa Clara River. ter were led to safety by their listed as being on the honor roll, if the first mission with which It ers, strictly from the lack of any Spades-Q 10 7 4 3 2; Hearts-Q J Mudslides pushed in the win chaperones. John Sebastiao a Grade 9 pupil at ig charged, that is public order. 10 8: Diamonds—!}; Clubs J 8. decent facilities. The stage floor is WT.D.: "The Oomancheros” dows of actress Tuesday ‘Weld's 10 Accidents uneven and splintery, and in con Bennet School also received hon Is not respected,'/- the premier What do you say? days held tn abeyance, was or elected chairman of the Yale Daily Also "CAN-CAN” home and splattered into her swim MARIANI WEIGHS RACE sequence dancers hate the place ors for the second quarter of the said in a s^ ech to the officials. Answer: Bid two hearts. Do not dered against Mrs. Ann Gl Ron- News, the college newspaper's ming pool. Actor Richard Boone with a venom that is hard to sur year. He .. charged ' them particularly On Weekend EAST LYME (APj—It might be dina. North Haven Package store. highest editorial post. Rose is a Ideal Valentine Gilt DOUBLES STAMPS pass. Sometimes they do get big- Supper Saturday to meet the threat from the secret fought the oozing brown mess to a 8-man' race for the Republican 161-A Washington Ave., North Ha junior. David R. Gcrgen, Durham, save his home! nomination for governor this year. ven, for selling to a minor. NjC., and T. Stephen Jones, Mil- hearted and put down a stage Reservations for the spaghetti army, "this new form of attack, Ten motor vtoicle accidents, "AND THIN THERE WERE EI8HT’ carpet of canvas, but this only supper to be served by the Pilgrim not only on public order but also A 20-by-40 foot fallout shelter State Sen, Peter F, Marian! of ton. Mass., both juniors, were nine occurring on Saturday and Groton indicated Saturday night • BY PAUL MALLOY hides the nicks and stray hardware Fellowship of Bolton Congrega on litierties and' the fundamental In suburban Mar Vista collapsed TALE DAILY ELECTS elected managing editor and busi one yesterday, were Investigated he would enter the lists "if it looks KRE t h i s a u t h o r QN THE EVERY WEDNESDAY that may still be encountered un tional Church Sa.turday at the interests of the notion." n 5 DAYS with a roar, ' its roof apparently NEW HAVEN (AP)—Jonathan ness manager respectively, it was by Mancheater Police who report like there is' no definite trend to JACK PAAR MROW FEB. 27 der its' surface. Community Hall should be made The day began with a half-hour USKNEL weakened by five.,(Jays. , ot.. rain. C. Rose, Cleveland, Ohio, has been announced Saturday. I U starting TOMORROW “ Now we have a fall-ln shelter,” ed three arresto and numerous ward one of the announced candi with P"atrlcia Clark of Hebron Rd. Performances vary from ex token strike called by Communist minor injuries to persons. dates.” The four men who have de early this week. Proceeds from the Tomorrow to Saturday Eves, at 8:80 ruefully commented Mrs. Alex "A PROLOGUE TO L O V r cellent to wretched. I've been at Socialist and Christian labor un Mueller. Kenneth R: Bleu, 39, of 451 clared their candidacies so far are Oris'inal Low supper will be used to replenish the ions. Early indicationg were that Wed. Matinee at 3— .Saf. Mat. at 2:30 Parker St, was charged with fail BY TAYLOR CAIJ>WFXI. . OPEN tending Met productions off and on Residents evacuated 20 homes in Newman M^railus of Trumbull, Ed for 45 years, or so, end they are at fellowship's treasury and to make the brief symbolic strike had little ure to pass to the right of oncom win H. May Jr. ot Wethersfield, 1 a donation toward the religious effect on transport and other pub Frazier Park, a community half ing traffic early Saturday morn WEDNESDAY their absolute lowest right now. In way between Los Angeles and John Alsop of Avon and State Sen BORROW DEWEY-RICHMAN Price-$1339 education building fund. lic services. TAMMY GRIMES,. ing at N. Main St„ near Union St., THURSDAY ond the past 10 years I have seen the Bakersfield, shortly before a dam John M. Lupton of Weston. 767 M A IN STRFJET worst “ Valkyrie” and the worst Cub Scout Notes The strike orders left union after his car collided heqd-on with Cub Scout Pack 73 displayed an members with considerable lati spillway gave way and sent water a car driven by Harold Ernst, 42, FRIDAY “ Manon" there that it has ever coursing Intp homes., . DRUM-BUGLE RESULTS been my misfortune to witness. On exhibit on scouting in the window tude and some decided to save “THE UNSINKABLE' of :East-Granby, Ernst, with chest LEWISTON. Maine (AP) — The NOW Till 9 P.M. at McKinney's Lumber Oo. at Bol their major strike effort for Tues > Water froni'another dam roared and back injuriesf was treated and the other hand, some performances five feet deep through Big Tujun- Musketeers of Peabody, Mass., ton Notch all during Boy Scout day. when the eight persong killed held under observation at Man- have taken the Class A title In the WITH CONFIDENCE 'f ip u J liV i are pretty good, though mediocre Week. In Thursday'g disturbanceg will ga Wash In tha San Fernando Val Chester Memorial Hospital _unUI judges by European standards. MOLLY BEOWN” ley. It blocked the only exit road drum and bugle corps competition Steve Freddo is currently lead be buried. yesterday afternoon when he was held by t)ie Crimson Lancers of Webruaryieth Tc VALaNTINa'a DAY S U P E R A I'll have to continue in next ing Pack 73 in sales of light bulb wilk HARVE PRESNELL for 25 hillside families. discharged. Bleu was treated for week's column. See you then. Lewiston-Auburn. Finishing In MARKETS J(% kits, having sold 26 so far. Close Teams at Daytona bruises of the knee tod forehead order behind them yesterday were behind him is Paul Santos with 23 .tipu.t, MEREDITH WILLSON and discharged from the hospital St. Mary’s Cavaliers Claremont, FROMHFC L Rockville-Vernon emergency room. Both cars were 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST sales to hJs credit. There are seven N.H., and the Bell City Royals of New York (Ah—(Jolumbus. Roch Prices (Incl. Tax) Tuesdaj-Thursday Eve towed away with extensive dam other Cubs who have each sold 12 ester and Toronto of the Interna Bristol, Conn. The Class B event IN MANCHESTER Tolland County nings, Orrh. or 1st Bal. $6.00, 6.60, 4..60. J 'S S t age. Bieu was ordered to appear in went to the New Haven, Conn., You feel mighty comfortable with just the right MFC lamp kits. tional League will train next 2nd Bal. $3A0. 3.00. 2.50. IViday-Saturday Skidding Accident Martin L^mch and Raymond Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Feb. Brigadiers, followed by the Windsor Itjan to meet your needs...the skillful HFC service — TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ~ spring at Daytona Beach. The Evenings, Orch. or 1st Bal. $0.50. 6.00, 5.00. 2nd Bal. $4.00, 8JiO, 26, Get her a beautiful Superior Court Grezel were recently awarded den- five other teams in the league also Locks, C on n . Cavaliers and the that comes from 84 years' experience. . . and the way 3.00. (For Saturday Evening. Orch. $6.50. and 2nd Bal. $4.00 sold Demolishes Gar A four-car collision early Satur Wallingford, Conn., Raiders. ner's stripes for service to Pack 73. will set up Florida camps. They out). Wednesday Matinee, Orch. or 1st Bal. $4.00, 3.60, 3,00. 2nd MFC people handle School Menu day afternoon at W. Micidle Tpke., C m k are Atlanta at Homestead. Buf Bal. $2.00. Saturday Mat. Orch. or 1st Bal. $6.00, 4.60, 2iid Bal. IMONT^ IYPAYI9lIN T IC fllDULI U.S.D.A. CHOICE In Tolland County Superior Monday — frankfurts on roll, Snow-elickk pavement is said to just east of Oxford St., resulted in UCEN8E REVOKED every family money YowQwl falo at Dunedin, Jacksonville at $8.00, 2.50, 2.00. For Tel. Reservations call Hartford JA 6-Sl77. 20 18 11 6 l _ 0 R T ' Court Friday, .ludge Alva Lolselle potato chips, sauerkraut, celery have caused an accident on Box the arrest of Philip R. Dowd, 17, HARTFORD (AP)—The State problem with fairness P frym tt p s f m t t S e r m t i P m ym h Kissimmee, Richmond at Lake o f 227 Wells St. Police charged Liquor Control Commission has re and understanding. sentenced James J. Lowrey, 17, of sticks, apple crisp; Tuesday—hot Wales and Syracuse at Dade City. Mountain Dr. Friday which left a I109 S 6.72 $ 7.27 $10.05 $18.46 roast beef sandwich, cabbage him with reckless driving and or-^ voked the liquor license of the Fail That’s why over 2 mil- 13.07 Wllllmantic to concurrent inde station wagon a total loss but In dered him to appear in court on Mountain Inn, Allentown -Road, 2 H 14.18 19.74 36.55 salad, buttered wax beans, choco lion families borrow m 19.25 20.91 29.27 .54.48 Valentine Feb. 28. Bruce Lavery, a passenger terminate terms kt the Cheshire late cake; Wednesday — baked 'Phone M l S-18S2' jured the driver only slightly. Terryxdlle, for allegedly allowing 5M .30.a3 33.61 47.55 89.47 in the Dowd car, received a lip indecent entertainment on the from HFC with, confi LAMB SALE Reformatory on two counts of us hash, buttered spinach, pickled The station wagon, operated by 6 H .36.41 .39,74 56.48 106.80 STANLEY WARNER beets, cherry gelatin with fruit; George A. Negro, 84, of Rt. 85, Bol laceration, and several stitches premises. The commission also dence every year. ing a motor vehicle without the were required to close the wound. U beted on prompt wmntUy COMBINA ton, skidded off'the road about said Saturday tluit Mrs. - Margaret rfPmymenttmmdimftmfUtiOUi. tkerb* Heart owner's permission and two counts TTiursday — chov/ mein with rice, BUSINESSMEN'S 11 p.m., aceording to Vernon con- Two of the four cars were towed E. Wrlsley, temporary permittee, Life inturance at group *• mtemtk------on belentds pfof twtlOO o or or L.. Utt of breaking and entering with noodles, buttered green beans; •"dt 1%J% pw pm t month on iket pert of ikr bnUnte TIONS etables, 'tod plowed Into a utility from the accident scene with ex was charged with allowing a wom rate is available on all loans of 9100 ond net tn ««/«$$ o f $JOO. end CHOPS SHOULDER pears; Friday vegetable soup STATEEKl l i l l M C H •.h of t% pm month on Ihet pert ef Uu »«/«■<« criminal intent. pole. The pifte was cracked. tensive damage, police reported. an to consume liquor at the bar. in tM te n .e f t.lOO lo 9600. Lowrey was accused of taking with crackers, cottage cheese- 6 p.m. cont Shown at 6:30-9:10 Joseph H. L. Vallee, 40, o f 195 pineapple salad, cookie. Food, is our business . • » Negro was treated by bis own A 10-day suspension, with five a car in Andover, Oct. 17, and one doctor. There was nq arrest. N. Main St., was arrested shortly at CHOICE in Hebron, Nov. 25. He was ac OCW News and pleasing business after 5 p.m. Saturday and was cused of breaking into separate St. Maurice Council of Catholic On Saturday, Bernari) F. King of charged with failure to grant right lOUSEHOLD FINANCE CHOPS Women will meet In the church for men, our specialty. No Hartford was involved ih a crash summer cottages in Hebron. Uct. on Rt. 83 and charged with failure of way. Driving out of the Stop A 30 and Nov. 5. He took nothing in recitation of the Rosary before where will you find such Shop parking lot into Broad 8t., their meeting today at 8 p.m. in to grant right of way. The accident StppBadBreath MANCHItriR tHOPnilO FAMCAM the breaks, Reed eaid. occurred in front .of the Vernon' Vallee’s -Vehicle struck the front the church hall. . Panelists from savory, flavory, mouth- 6f a car driven By^ Robert B. t«NlMt MdMtoMl I TIM FMkr John Paul Talbot, 19, of Wllll- Service Oil (Jo. and Involved a car CtrtlM likwatwy tuU srm IILL-ANS Uk- 382 Middle Turnpike West raantic was sentenced to indeterm Sacred Heart Chnrch in Vernon walering dishes for noon Wright, 25, of Chambers St. No in will be the program feature, re driven by Marion 1. Aglns of New kU Mictralia J tiau *> jtkwli m to inate concurrent terms at Cheshire time appetites. Haven. There were no injuries. juries'and minor nlotor-vehicle is tm ■issit M IMiv MIh 4i|ittin UUtts. 2nd Hear—MHcheH 3-2738 for eight offenses committed in turning a favor by St. Maurice damage Was reported by police. M KLL-ANS MW Hr tki taitnt knm PILLSBURY DELUXE Council whose members presented King Is due In court Feb. 27. „ ralM. SM *t 4m||Mi. SM pmUI ti SELL- Rssn: 10 Is A Msa, Tstt., Thiin.—10 to I WtJ., FrL—9J9 to Nssn Sot. WELDON Vallpe was ioixlered to appear In Tolland. New London and Wind Herbert T. Skipner, 45, o f Tal- ASS, Sfmirksri, S. V. hr likkrki frm uafh- ham Counties. a panel discussion in Vernon earli court on Feb. 26. WITH 5 YEAR er this year. BANQUET ROOM cottxdlle Rd., Vernon, was arrest Icy road conditions Saturday (SAVE 28c) On charges of speeding and A Valentine social will be held AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES ed yesterday afternoon 4uid charg morning on Wyllls St'.,- just north DRUC COMPANY driving under license suspension, after the meeting with Mrs. Flor ed with making an illegal left turn o f Spring S t, was the ckuse of a GUARANTEE he was given suspended sentences. ence Dahlquist,*Mrs. Roland Masse, at the center traffic light In Rock two-car accident which sent Philip 901 MAIN ST.— Ml 3-5321 Other charges were uelng a motor ville. Police said Skinner's car Mrs. Courtney Tucker. Mrs. Harry nYie-imBE^ SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED Mannela, 58, of 17R Garden Dr., vehicle without the owner's per Fasanacht and Mrs. Holland struck the city's newest patrol car. , ^ d Joseph Day, 66, of 102 Carter He Is due In court Feb. 27. mission (two counts), breaking Meloche as hostesses. lERItY-THOMilS'CElESIEIfOlM )2 NOON TO 8 P.6I. St., to Manchester Memorial Hos FEBRUARY and entering (four counts), and About Town Duo the same day is Arnold B. Cornner, 25, of 11 Dailey Orcle, pital for treatment of minor cuts larcceny (two counts). The commission on education of and bruises of the top o f head and United Methodist (Jhurch will PLUS THIS HIT A T 7:10 “ FOOD FOR charged with breach of peace stem Ronaldo A. Bouchard, 19, of 188 ming from a domestic complaint. left hip,' respectively, and dis Nahum St., Hartford, was sen meet tonight at 8 at the church. AVEY’S EVERY MOOD” charged. No arrests were made. SPECIAL tenced to Cheshire for an indeterm , Girl Scout .Troon 605 will meet N. Y. Film Daily Critics Minor motor vehicle damage was -1 . at 7 tonight at United Methodiet reported by police. _ . • inate term on a charge of breaking awards—Best actor: Paul New and entering with criminal Intent Church. Lutz Sponsoring Numerous other minor kccl- He was arrested early in January man, "The Hustler,” best dehts, some caused by ^slippery CAIN’S by Vernon Constable Carl Fred Mancheater Evening Herald Bol screen play,, best director... Film on Nature road conditions, were investigated SCHULTZ SALON rickson and later admitted break ton eorrespoodent. Gram McDer by police. No arrests nor injuries mott, tele^one Mitchell 8-6566. and only minor motor vehicle dam ing into the fUyde Oarage on Rt. A ' nature film, sponsored by 83 after stealing a car in Hart age was reported. JAMES F. TIERNET Lutz Junior Museum, will be pre Extra Value ford. , ' sented In Bailey auditorium at Swirls tKe MAYONNAISE TORRINGTON (AP)—Jamea F, Reed said Boucha^ i^-as on Manchester High School, Satur- Schwall Signs Tierney, a former Connecticut Si @ f SAVt 18c^6ET STAMfS, TOO! parole from Cheshire at the time 5 8 -day, Feb. 17 from 1:30 to 3:45 p.m. of the arrest. A motor vehicle newspaperman, died In New York "The Great Adventure” , is a BOSTON (AP) — Pitcher Don theft charge is pending in Hart City Friday night. Tierney had M iS IlE R story of two small-boys who rescue Schwall, the American League's U. S. NO. 1 MAINE ford County, he said. worked in the Hartford Courant, an otter and shelter it during,a rookie of the year last season, has French curl .Pigeon said Bouchard's story is the Hartford Times, the New Brit harsh winter. Other animkls shown returned his signed 1662 contract, a "tragic one." He recommended ain Herald and the New York Jour- in their natural habitat include the Boston Red Sox announced to psychiatric help. nal-AmerIcan. He is survived by fox, lynx and owls. day. Oon|ptc1»:Mao were returned David E. Meyer, 36. of 112 hi* widow, Mrs. Leonora O'Meara "The Great Adventure” was sl^ed by aeebn^baaeman Chuck cut... Orchard St.. Ellington," was sen Tterney, formerly of Torrington, listed in Life magazine's year-end Schilling and rooltiea Pete Smith, tenced to three to five years in and a sister. Miss Mary Tierney cif WEO.s "Flower Drum Song” special edition as a nature film a pitcher, and Dalton Jonee, 18- 2.00 (to POTATOES Wethersfield State Prison on a Kensington. Funeral services will FEB. tl—"SPABTACUS” classic and one of the beet for year-old shortstop. Schwall won 15 WASHED and SIZED charge of breaking and entering be held Tuesday. school age children. games for the Red Sox after join DEUGHTFUL Museum members will be admit ing tile c l| ib in late May. Schilling With criminal Intent stemming Ttmpting Food and to hold jrour cut beautifully in from a theft of hunting equipment ATMOSPHERE ted free of charge. There will be Bjst an American League record for from the Sport O nter in Rock Ceurttously Served! a nominal fee for non-member errorless games by second base ville Sept. 13. Reed said $1,282.90 children and adults. Robert Mur- men. The l^d Sox now have signed place, choose one of our sale-priced worth of goods, mostly firearms, Dally Luncheon Specials! docirand Walter Schulthels are co- 17 players of their 38-pIayer ros Starts Ttmarraw! chairmen of the event. ter. cold wave permanents. was taken. Five of the guns have Fabulous Sandwiches! been returned he said. BoM lori' • Lone Tut Ml. t Meyer was also sentenced to Bustnesunen's Luncheons three to four year terms on six ^ D O N T LOOK Served Daily 12 noon-2 p.m. other breaking and entering counts and one count of larceny. All terms FOR LEASE are concurrent. , ANY RIRTHER, DINNERS SERVED Ronald A. Ryan. 21, o f WUlUnan- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 5 pju. te 8 pjn. CHICKENS tic, charged with bi^aklhg and en Sadrcy HiPPURN tering with criminal intent stem irS THE BOT ^ r-toR, > ' I - ■ ming from a break at Butler’s Dairy-in MansflMd Dec. 11, plead NATIVE TO FR Y or ed Ituiocent and elected a court SHOW IN TOWN! a t trlaL The trlel date will be eet later. Judge LMeelle aald. lOR and AUDRtY SPLIT BROIL Tile ease of JQeanor Bennett, IS. o f Old Oolebeeter Rd.,' Hebron, charged with anon, was oontihusd to tomorrow. .' ,1 I/'- ■ r
y I • >■ ■■•fvV ' , , , . ■ 1,' _ ■ ■ , £• . r ' .■■■) P A O K F O X m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,,. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, i932 ilA N CH ^TER'irVEN IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1962 PAGE FIVE ...... tf— " — ■ srtles Involved where necessary Ci^fvenJtry and make decialims thereafter, Exchange Group Prince Giarles notifying the taxpeorBr-tn writing ot Ike TeUs GOP its decision. ZONOLITE Seeks Hbst Family L o 8 ^ A p ^ n d i x la Publicity Group TV-Radio Tonight *Th« only ploeo uhero Ta^'Readies^ Mrs. Rleham G. Jodry of High He Won’t Help iHSULATiON the Baby Has The American Field Service LONDON (A P ) Qusta EUga- iueeot* comet before teork St. has been named to w - public town committee is soaking the beCk n bPpka a brief VAeatldii at l^ick e ]Park ity committee of the Towp’s quar> Old Men’ Race W. tl. lINGiAND names of townspeople who would Wiadeor Caatla todiw to g o to the i» in thi dietionory” ter miUenlal celebration,' Mrs. Kenneth S. Lyon, ebainnan of the LUMBER q o . like to house a foreijm exchange Television bedglde o f her aon n ln c e Charlea who Wag rtuhed to a hospital durv WE HAVE THEM— miblicity committee, arid Mrs. (Oontlmied from Page One) e Open All Day SatoM aj • student for the 1962-63 'school 6:00 Early Bbo* (la prearesa) 1 ___Spoite oaatera For Summer Jodry will , contact out-m-town and Been Nam ed ••• year.^ Bit I Theater (m progress) 7:10 (Ttieyenne 9. 10. 60. Ing ttae night for an amargtncy “ At the Green”—Ml Movie at 6 (In progreie) . ' Mumunt ivpandtctomy. AmsricBn Col|*9*i out-m-atate mediumg for publicis dent Into some difficulties In his Jay Stager, of the committee, Yogi Bear True Adveaturee Coventry Recreation Oommittee ing the July 8-14 celebration. asks that Interested families with Highway Patrol _ to Ten The rrtita A hospital bulletin said the 18- W sbsftr, N»w W orld, adopted state ot Pennaylvania. He a aon or daughter of high school Al Mann Newt 1:00 Pale BBd Gtadye year-old heir to the throne was reports a total at 240 yaida o f Therndikt Bornharl’ Bdanchester Evealag Hedsld Cov convinced Hugh Scott In a age notify Mrs. Charles House, ISO Syllabu'e NaUonal Velvet 23. |0 comfortabla aftar the operation waBbed Band have been delivered Oraaon, OathoriiM A bb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1:60 The Rifleman telephone conversation that Soott Westland St. 6:18 Social Security A 40 S and his condition was satlafactory.- entry oorreepandente, F.- PauUae Point of 'View CMiaOrt, 376 Lake St. She was bom Feb. 3 at Manchester Me- News Soorti a Weather Window oa Mala Street c 13 an4 spread over the bottom area o f Uttie, telephiDne PDgrim t-6331. ought ta make himself available About four families have already Expmlltlon Duckpin Eowlbig Charles went on the operating aiortai Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are.Mr. and Mrs. applied, said Stager, but the com 6:X Weather, Newi B Sports The Prira Is RMiAt (O 10, S3, m liideke Memorial Faric, purchased tor the party nomination f6r gov Joseph Oonnora, Unlonvllle, Conn. ' She has thr^ brothers, John, ^Jiay Themaa Show A U table at London’s Great Ormond mittee would like to choose the 6:30 For Your InfQrmatloa Street Hoepital writhln an hour Harrison’s froBi Matthew Moriarty for a ernor, PLANNING 12. Mark, 10, and Jamas, 3;' and three si.sters^Bcmadette, 15, Channel t News Surfalde Six 6. 4U. 63 host family from a large number 37Ui Precinct 10, 33. SO after a 68-mlle dash by ambulance town beach and park area. BUsabeth, 0, and Mary, 3. , Harbor Command 1:30 The Andv GrifflUi Show 3. 13 'STATIONERS Scott reported that Eiseidiower • * • • « of candidates. ExpedlUon from hia school at Chetm. Glenn Gets Set said he could support actively a TO RETIRE? 6:4D Men of Destiny • 10:00 Heimeeey - 3 249 MAIN .The rough bulldooing has been Thriller 10. 33r30 PoU ^ CATS escorted the Ambu- ccp^ la^ and bank gravel for (he ticket on which Scott was a mem Uhlmaa, Alaa Edward; son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wilbert Uhlman. 6:46.Uoug Edwards Million Dollar Morla 13 t t t Oak St, Manchester. He was bom Feb. 3 at Manchester Me- Eveaiag Report Ben Casey . g,. lA 60. 63 lAnce along the Berkshire nada, CALL MI 9-5841 pt^fung area, aa well aa additional For Trial Run ber but could not-campaign for "During his middle years, th «' mortai HOS^tal. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Rice, Weekend Deaths Huntlev-Brlnkley Report 10:30 I've Got A Secret 3 flagging traffic to the aide. aajid for the beach, wiU be delivered a ticket on which Judge Robert 10. 11:00 News Accompaniring ths young prince WE DELIVER E. Woodalde of the State Superior average investor concentrat«-OB Andover. His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.. 7:00 After Dinner Meets News Sporta A Weather dining. Hie spring, the report said. Edward Rice, Newington. He has four brothers. Dale, 6, Scott, By THE ASSOCUTED PRESS News A Weather ■1:11 ,ltck Pear Show IC) in the ambulance were- the school Tne .S^te Highway Department (ConUnoed from Page Obo) Court would run for governor and Promoted buying and holding common 1?;30 Rep. James E. Van Zahdt would 8, and Gary and Glenn, 4-year-old twins. LONDON—Lord Blrkett of Ul- News, Sport! A Weather Suepeaae Theater physician, Dr. Basil PhUlipe, sur haaagreed to change the coUrae of Raymond P. Ward Jr., 91 Alton • • * .. • « Wyatt Earp Feature 40 geon John Royce and a nurse. as they did on Jan. 27 just 20 op^ae Sen. Joseph' S. Clark, a stocks with gcxxl growth poten* verston, William Norman Blrkett, Ehtpeditlon 11:30 Cain's Hundred the.dralndg* ditch that now. rqna St., received his commission as a Oetrows Id Matthew Nicholas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew N. 78, a judge at the trial.s of Nazi Death Valiev J>eye 11:30 Jack Pear Show lePet. (N Marine when he encountered Mock A. -Searle Pinney, state (hidr-^ The Repujilican .party, he 806 Bush Rd. He was bom Feb. 3 in Manchester Memorial . St draggUU. caeer «e aad feel I this program will be discontinued. on the back of a p lc k -^ truck HOUGHTON. Mich. — George 2-Year Day Program and hie ivife. man, told Vernon Republicans Sat qu^ped, “has Honest Abe while owned by Clifton ’Thomas, HospltaL His maternal rrandmother is Mrs. Sandrw Vecuagars, L. Burgan, 59, pioneer radio broad 2-Year Eve. Program The conrimittee Is now recruit As usual, Glenn fmmd time to urday the party’s mission Is to the \ Dmocrats have Available ing umpires for the coming base Hartford, was spotted burning Jamaica Plains, Maas.. His paternal grandmother 1s Mrs. Leon- caster in Michigan’s Upper Penin autograph Bibles and church pro “end the money mess created by Abe," a ' comment aimed at the tlat Klavins, Manehaater. EFFICIENT FREE PLA(3EMENT SBR'VICE ball season. Any intereated male by a policeman' at the Center. • • • • • sula and one of the owners of ra grams for smidl fry who crowded the Democratic administration and Demooratlc contest for the Sena Firemen from Hose Cc(. No. dio station WHDF in Houghton, SPRING TERM STARTS MARCH 19 is asked to contact Eugene Rycdi- to build our state for today and torial nomination. r llng for further information. around him In the back of the 2 were called to the scene, and T tp V alilt McGnrklB, Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. died Saturday. The W. G. Glenney Co. church and gtatefnlly accepted a tomorrow." McGurldn, 68 Weaver Rd. She was bom Jan. 30 at St. Francis Other activities on the commit Ribiooff used the governorship quickly brought the fire under ASHEVILLE, N.C. — George W. Early registration suggested crayon drawing of his Friendship ' Pinney-was the main apeakef Id as a stepping stone to a cabinet SIbm bb Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Write or Call for F>ill Information. tee’s agenda for the immediate control. No damage was dons Frank P. McGrath, Malden, Mesa. Her paternal grandparents McCoy. 61, former editor of the future are, splarii parties at the 7 cajMnile from an overwhelmed the annual Lincoln Day Dinner in post, be said, and is now attempt to the truck, and only m oder-' Asheville Citizen and Citizen- proudly ooneuneos fho second grader. Vernon, attended by about 110 lo ing to reverse himself “after.fail are Mr. and Mrs. Frands M. McGurkin, Ekut Hartford. She has YMCA pool m Willimantlc,* and ate damage to the furniture. Ik it .RiiOiiEW B brother, Paul, 7; and a sister, Therese, 6. Times and an authority on west Nw England TMhnkal skating. Printed In large block letters on cal and Tolland County party ure as a cabinet member.” ' Cause of the fire was not ern North Carolina history, died the drawing was the Inaoriptlon, members and leaders. * • 0 0-0 In Mediterranean , “ The people of Connecticut will determined. - ^ Sunday. ' “ Good luck, OoL Glenn.” \ Finney Implied the patty’s mis not permit themselves to be used top hop Prouty. Donna Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Instiiuta John J, CTummIsk Jr., chief «!■ S S Prouty. 101 Seaman Circle. She was bom Feb. 6 at Manchester NEW YORK — Arthur Foley, darman, USN, son o f Mr. and Mrs. For Glenn It was a restively sion will be helped, not hindered, a« a personal stepping steme. If SUPER MARKETS 66 UNION PLAOE>(opp. B.R. Station) quiet afternoon. After running by the number of GOP candidates our former governor does not real formerly, and there la no aoluUon Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 94, feature editor for the New HARTFORD — JA 8-8406 John Chimmisk of R t 31 is serving Alfred Ubert, Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. Her paternal grandpar York Journal-American, died Sun aboard the radar picket destroyer his usual two miles, and review now in the running for the guber ize that now, he will next Novem in the offing, he aatd. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Prouty, Hardwick, Mass. She day. USS Corry, which departed Nor ing flight plana for an hour or so natorial nomination. ber unless the bosses of the party There has been a "steaiW de has a sister. Debora Lynn, 6. folk, Va., Feb. 7, for a seven-month with. Scott Carpenter, his backup He Mid it la a healthy situa are successful in keeping Oon^sa- Cline” in the ability ot the Demo, cruise to' the Mediterranean. pilot, Glenn devoted himself to tion out of which will come de man Kowalakl from determming cratic administrations to meet these Weaiett, Cheryl Lorna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam We- .11!, r , A total of 33 complaints on real more mundane pursuits. Like any bate, ideas and principles good for the isSue much sooner.” problems, he said. mett, 62 High St., Rockville. She was bom Feb. 7 at Manches estate assessments were filed dur earth-bound mortal on a lazy Sun Coni^ticut. He udd It la the job ot Republi The dinner, held, at Legion Rome ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Ing the four-day session of the day, he leafed through the papers, He scored the Democratic ad cans to win in November. . The on -West Rd., was nominally in Mrs. Leon G. Cone, 92 High St, Rockville. His paternal grand- START SAVING— OR ADD TO Board of Tax Review. The board answered some mail and snoozed ministration for' poor financial party must offer more Violent honor of Rockville Alderman EVERY WEDNESDAY IS . parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale J. Makewood, Albany, N. Y. Will also be applying .two veterans a bit policies in the past eight years. acononqy, he said, must offer candi Luther F. Trouton for hlg 10 ysara *«**•* exemptiona that were received ’af “Governor Rlblooff left the state dates who will inspire confidence service on the Rockville City Coun !»■ Pelletier, Alan Joseph, ifon of Mr. and Mrt, Harvey Pelletier, YOUR SAVINGS ON OR REFORE ter Fbb. 1, as well as acting, mi DaulfS^^drs won his fifth PGA in a terrible fmancial mess, then and must offer itoimd Ideas and cll. :j#| 160 ttook St. Wapping. He was bom Feb. 5 at Manchester Me tw o' motor vehicle additions and golf tournament of 1961 when he his Bucoeesor, Governor Dempsey, principles.- A pen and pencil set was pre THE 10th OF THE MONTH shot a .record 270 in the CTajun morial Hoepital. His maternal grandfather is Oslos Qtilrian, Wa- one motor vehicle copiplaint re compounded the situation by m- Connecticut, he added, has the sented Trouton as a gift from the DOUBLE STAMP DAY terviUe, Maine. His paternal grandfather is Henry Pelletier, ceived after the assessor's records dassic at Lafayette, La. He also ept leadership and by the imposi largest single tax debt par resident party. Weeks Mill, Maine. He has three brothers. Davdd, 7. Daniel, 6, were turned over to the board. raised his- PGA earnings for the tion of the largest and most unfair of any state in the union. There Ralph H. Gibson was master of AT STOPS SHOP Gary, 4; and a sister, L4nda, 3. The board will Inspect the ptojl- year to $85,663. tax bite m history.” x are less Industrial Jobs now than ceremonies. • « * • • EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE lit Shepardson, Gordon Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sbepardson, Bayberry Rd., Bolton. He was bom Feb. 4 at Man chester Memorial Hoepital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. -A ^ i and Mrs. C. Gordon Bristol, Watrous Rd., Bolton. * * • • « Specials for Mon^ Tues. & Wed.! Girard, Timothy Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William N. S A V I N G vS for the "apple of your ey e " . Girard, 60 Ellington Ave., Rockrille. He was bom Feb. 7 si Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 1 ^ 0 AN Mr. and Mrs. Russell McIntyre, Pawtucket, R. I. His paternal \ 4 I ^ I M J s; Freshness Makes The Difference! grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Irons, Providence', R. I. He has a brother, Cralg.Sterling. ______fMMUMfiT'XA ¥tM»M From tha farm to your table in leas than 24 hours! • White k • * * • ■ aNcwg.aT«a*a atetsT Pigaweiai. iwaTitBTieiT Gem Chickeiu are guaranteed fresh for finer flavor! MUIa Patrick Geary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mtll.s, CURRENT ANNUAL / O O Z t A € a iM X t t s m t , Sandy Beach Rd , Ellington. He wss bom Feb. 6 In Rockville DIVIDEND City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY Donald Harding, Ellington. Hi.s palemsl grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills, Thompsonvtlle, "CSSVSold oolx Fvtra Hniirc Pf'EN till 5 p.m MON..TUES.-FRI. ''WE SAVE YOU MONEY" Stef a Shop LA LI Cl IIUUI d THURSDAY 9 AJH. to 8 PP.M.—WED. CLOSED AT NOON IFTS HEADQUmTERS ONLY at THE fijCUtkjCUisL IFTS WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—MI 9-2348 CHICKEN THE FINEST AT U«;«ETrS 3 ' d THE BEST AT JUST ARRiVED^ACTORY FRESH DARK LIGGETT'S MEAT LEG X ? 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t n ^ «U it it p o m m to b rliif M and jtart every aentenee ndih wwiifritohiii out e< MtUnu* A Thooght for Today Hoi Boyle K i r , •Vjm kaomV ot “ Dy’ya Bissell-Pitney Butler-Crosby' . n •poaeered hjr the Maacheeler ffe ta w T ” A 10 Below Zei^ TUNE TEASERS l| » r a ^ u d ■OCTtor, iiMkt B ln e w « if (c r Md «vl] witboiit Mf OeoncU ef Ohorebee tnttaia tint Higlm. "A s agnlaad leadir laypar eenunanlty, Miss AU je Luorezla CrOeby be m a M « B i t to It, aad tkara, one* Poor Man’s Game In Litchfield yen have been etoaaaa adaneg n ee- came the bride of David Charles .fekUB, W M ilm lily . protnptin f u« ' Hends M t tom to r tMa nmianal enper- Butler at St. M ary’s Elpiscopal t# atm M d a.w«, would tw th » FT^in o'ver two thousand yeayears tnatty to-r" By m.iABBOClATBD FBUM Church Saturday afternoon.,^ ago, the Paalmlet asks a relvoiu whs talk abeot baaabalt |- ,;f. iHtouty iditfdac out o f that usly Of Psyclpatry F or the second day In a row, The bride is the daug'hter o f Mr. question and gives hto answer: da it tbiar knew seere L i m toed. tbermemetors recorded sub-ssro and Mrs. Elmest O osb y Sr.. 37 H "Who shall stand in hU holy tkanYM — and it Apel PI. The bridegroom is the place? H e that hath clean hands tenatataturee today in aome eSe- KBW YORK (AF)—Who an hard doge that growl. Great Dane tnma not tkdy da. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles But A W d to a e Geatnre and a pure heart." you? - doge that want la alt la yoor -laa, Faopld nt dddkua paittoa who, tfone o t OoonectlenL ler, 142 Wahrer St. Hands are important, for there T on can toll a parson* not only; aad hot dogs that aren’t aO bMC. after en|y tad martml, want to Oenaan and litchfleld pro •••aaoaaaaao* t-3Q 1 » this complain that the World is and write down a Itot o t th togi as "Mra. ftntth’’ o r “Xn. Brown” W€«kly JO Weather Bureau at Bradley Field. Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over m atter o f fact, thto to the only ex against them.. They become afraid you dtolika. , i .' instead o t ‘:my wife.” But enengk abdnt me. "Now ten and unhappy. me ahoot ymnoeiE’' What’s on Windsor and Locks and one degree satin, designed wltii lace bodice, planation for the release which It to a form of poor man’s poy- rasjSB^yriiB'piutim Then there are those who clench Underdone eggs, overdone etenk. ywr list o t favorite dtoHkee? warmer at Hartford. Waterbury scoop neckline outlUied with lace chlatry; It will help toll you what watererese, eptotodi. grits, gaiUe TM awoclrtw Prwo u czclutlvtir makea aenae. For wo do not yet their hands, or who double them was four above and Bridgeport, appliques, long tapered sleeves, •BtiUM tt the use Dt repuMIcstlon at kind o f a parson you really , oro. and cold pork gravy. credit the R'ussian dictatorship into lists, becluise o f suspicion, six abo've. It was eight above at bouffant nylon tulle skirt witli lace ■n bM s dtopMcbta ereOneO t« II or If the list to too long, nuybo M llltonairee who ten yon dto- ■M Mbwwlie oMIted In tMr paper with enough human tenderness to greed o r mistrust. They only open N ew Haven. panels and train. She wore a you'rs finicky. If It to too s h ^ amUngly, 'T m Junt o poco h i oM aad ana lha looai news punished hera their clenched hands to grab for crown of nylon braid with pearl All rUhts of rapubllcallnn nl sped^ care vary much about the person maybe you're wtoliy*waahy. country boy ttytag to get ahe«.” more things for themselves. BOSTON (AP) — New Eh«land trim and silk illusion veill and diaaatenea barein ore also reaareed. or -the future happiness of Colonel Hera to an off-hand catalog But there 'are also people who of Doctors who Invarto^ treat remained in the deep°freeM today carried a cascade of white minia things T ve found .distasteful in m y VUU sarplea ellani or N B.' a . 8erv Rudolf Abel, the Russian agent stretch out their hands in friend you with two-color eapentoo. f in y with early rooming tonipecatures ture carnations. first 00 years of Uving-things that to o plnk-eod-tprown any ! ! ! w S ! ^ . Repreaeniauva. ThiB who had ended his usefulness to ship .-^toward us. They are the The beard e f odueaUen witt weU below aero In northern por- Miss Virginia Chandler, Box rile ihejip, annoy me, or make me JWN6 So^al Aft«ncy — New people with open hands, reflected in more effecUve than n i^aia green tions and in southern areas not M't. Rd., Bolton. served as maid his country by getting caught and wish I were somewhere otos; or o plain wirito cnpenlor meat tdnorrow at .4 pjn. for a their love and service. much above zero. of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss “ A l i t o r convicted down In Brooklyn. Poiqila who argue .goUglao, or try budget wbrkihop that wia eon- FOR Usually people who have open 'Peoide who wonidn’t ^ Chill as the day was, it was Barbara Butler. ,='lster of the One can even cuspMt that it was to sell you their owa shortcut to' dime to feed a storvtiig bum hut tinue untu the uM-4$ school bridegroom, and Mias Christine im StfOM prlntlna CompanT inc.. hands towards others often fold God. b ta g s b ls Completed. somewhat warmer “han yesterday we who more or . less Insisted on them in prayer for each other and brag about bow much btodd tb «y BETTER Accarplo, 37 Griffin Rd., both of aaaaaMa no lUAnelsi reBponsniIlliT for The meeUag wlU be held in the when the tempe ature Apped to twereahlcal eirnrs ap^arlna In ad- Including Abel In the deal, and our world. Praying hands are a Bus driven who, when you give have given to the Red Cross. Manchester. rerawmeeta aad .other readlna mar board room at Bdnaet Jonior High >4 degrees below zero at Newport, symbol of oiir - right relationship them a dollar bill, band you bimk Woipen who automatlral^ iMait FABRICS^ The bride's attendants all wore IB Ihe Kanchaater Brentna R m id that we did so primarily because 20 nickels in change. talyMe. Vt., 18-below at Burlington and toward God. As we turn to God in any man who weera a beard to try Montpelier, Vt., lO-below at Wor at LOW MILL PBICB8 cocktail-length dresses of royal OWaiAy oareM we wanted to make it look like an Lamb, mutton, onisseto- sintnits, ing to cover up on inferiority com At fi pm , the board will have aorertnina cloiitiic bimra; sincerity and trust, we are more cester, Mess., and one-below at blue satin with matching shoes, 1■ Ipm Prtday even exchange rather than any uni venison and caviar. plex. d b u e r la thfi homemaWng aWte at VISIT Inr IWadap—1 pm Monday likely, to turn toward our fellow- Boston. long white gloves, white fur muffs Hostesses wtfb. Introduce you to Kindergarten chDdran w hb' can ths sehooL and deUberaUdhs on the and hats. They carried crescent 1 p.m Tueiday. lateral Russian act of mercy. man' with acceptance and love. budget win Menme a t 7 pm . Forecasts huficated Monday pm. Wednesday. another guest with the remark. recite or slag XT tetovtolan een - bouquets of royal blue miniature , - J-m Thursday In any case, Russia Is followin' Rev. Alex H. Elseaser temperatures 'would average 6 to PILGRIM^ You two should get along fa mwetoto bUndfdded—but can’t re oamatlons on their muffs. n>r aatarday—1 pm rridiui. usual practice and protoc Community Baptist Church BOOEB WnUDOTT 10 degrees higher then Sunddy's. C lash ed deadilns' in:m s.m. each mously—you have so much in com member the last two Hnea Ot " l i t - Barry Gaffney, Manchester, day at ndbltoatlnn aaeant Soturdaa— ~ through to the end. It never did ad mon.” tie Bo Peep." ORANST (AP)^taieral asrv- Boston's tenq>eratures dipped to a am F A I L S T O D E A T H leea ware acbedoled today tor for # early today. < MILLS served as best man. Ushers were mit Its spy was a spy, and could Shipboard costume parties at Lou Beauchamp and William Bak MIDDLEFTELD ’(AP) — State BMiiny neektlea. sktrmy slaeka, mer State Rep. Reger Weicott, fii, Some early morning readings: CHENBY RAIL, Monitay, Fehrji^ry 12 which fat todies show up as un er, both of Manchester. hardly do so now, just because he Police say a M-year-old Meriden end Junior eaecatives in Iv y who died in Hartford Hoaptuu Sat Oaribou, Maine, -7; Portland, . Hartford Boad W E G IV E man whose body was found on the derdressed Cleopatras with a giant lisague-type suits so tight they urday.. Re retired In'ltN after Mrs. Crosby wore a royal blue has been freed. That Is the normal Maine, Lebanon, NH., -IS: brocade sheath dress with match The Immortal t^rt ice of Black Rock Pond Satur rhinestone on their navel. look like skin divers. servtaig 8fi pears as a state Insur Concord, N.H., -16; Burlington, way the game is played. Middle-aged lovers with a pas OPEN O ing accessories. The bridegroom's First day apparently died as a result of People whose idea of how to be ance examiner. He held a seat In Vt., -18; Montpelier, Vt., -14: BTvery tdncoln’a Birthday,' wa As for our man Powers, even sion for necking In public. mother wore a royal blue jersey a fall down a 250-foot incline that a winning conversStimialist to to the 186? legislature, and was head Worcester, Mass., 2; Niuitueket, TONIGHT TILL 9 People who try to top your last, dress with matching accessories. National fael a touch o f diahonesty In ua. the pleasant news o f his release to adjoins the water. The victim ask you cosily, "Now tell me about of 0 real estote agency, Wolcott Maas., 11; Pto'vidence, R.I., 5; SATURDAY 1 0 1» 4 was John Platek, 164, Pattick Ave. funny ktory—and do. Both wore white rose corsages. The day never falls to stir ua, more being spoiled by lome characters yourself." i 'and Wolcott, at the time of his Hertford, Conn. 1; Bridgeport, His bo<^ was found by two fisher Chihuahua dogs, German Shep A reception for 150 guests was Stores than any oth'cir anniversary on the People who hold on to your to- death. Conn., 7, who blame him for the fact that men. Police said there were cuts held at City View Hall oh Keeney calendar. R m , w e la y to ourselves, the usual cloak and dagger proto and bruisas on his head and his St; For a wedding trip to New ■was the human beinjrvwho came col wasn't followed ‘ In hie case. nose was broken. York, Mrs. Butler wore a gray'and white tweed suit with matching, elooaat o f all human beinra to an They blame him first because he accessories. IdeaL Aad the Ideal which Lincoln was ever taken alive, and they (MInka photo.) Mr. and Mrs. Butler are both SPECIAL - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY approached la often Identified. It blam^ him second because he con MRS. RICHARD J. BISSELL graduates of Manchester High la said that he came elosMt, o f all, fessed',tost he was m a spying R tm sm btr wUH School. He is serving with the U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Butler is em to the aRsunpIe of Christ. But no miaslon.\ Miss Merilyn Pitney and Rich-'i^orchid. The bridegroom's mother (Photo by Salem Naaaiff) wore a peacock blue chiffon dress ploy^ by House A Hale's. MRS, DAVID CHARLES BUTLER matter how It is expressed, or A s fo r'th e second criticism, at ard James Bissell, both o f Man chester, exchanged wedding vows with matching h a t and beige vdiat oompariaon la used, what least, It ^ould be remembered cymbidium orchid. Saturday morning at the <3hurch Llnoola Inapires In us la something: tot H WM not Powers, but his A reception for 175 guests was of the Assumption. eloaa to adoration and worahlp. Knofla td Head commander in eMef. President n - The bride Is the daughter of Mr. held at the Rosemount Restau And In this something: close to senhower. who first admitted that CI^OCOlATES and Mrs. Harold Plntey, 30 Lucian rant in Bolton. For a motor trip to B3orlda, Mrs. Bissell wore a MCC Swim Group adoemtlon and worship, wa also the flight In question was a spying St. The bridegroom is the son of beige wool suit, brown accessories . feel a touch o f dishonaaty In our- mission. That waa when Rresident Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bissell, 65 Roy F. Knofla, 73 Plymouth / Hamlin SL - and orchid corsage. The couple selvas. W e have the dishonest ftal- Eisenhower was tollowlhg the un will live at 218 Spruce St. after Lane, was elected president of the Th.e Rev. Francis T. Butler of swimming association of the Man Ing that, In order to think and feel orthodox Une which might' have Feb. 26. the Church of the Assumption per chester Country C3ub at its annual Mrs. Bissell is a 1661 graduate ahont Lincoln In this way, we are closed the incident rather quietly. formed the double ring ceremony meeting yesterday. of Manchester High School and to axcatptln|r the record, m ^ ta in ln g It was only in the next phase when, and celebrated a nuptial Mass. Others elected were Joseph an Instinctive or even deliberate Paul Chetelat was organist. employed by London and LAnoa- Swensson, vice president and board after having admitted that the The bride, given in marriage by shlre Insurance Group, Hartford. blind spot toward some o f the evi member foy two years; William flight had been a q>ylng mission, her father, wore a floor-length Mr. Bissell Is a 1959 graduate of Wells, treasurer and board mem dence, and, In the end, not really he reiterated our right to keep on peau taffeta gown, designed with Howell Cheney Technical School ber for three years; Mrs. H. D. fitted bodice trimmed with re-em CHOPS facing Lincoln in the context in making such flighto, If we wished and is employed by Hamilton Stan Sweeney, secretary and board which he himielf lived and per broidered l€u:e, scalloped neckline, dard, division of United Aircraft member for two years; Warren to, that the Incident 'went beyond long tapered sleeves and boufftint LOIN formed, but enjoying ouraelvea, Corp., Windsor Locks. Thumauer, board member for one all chances o f Inrunedlete healing skirt terminating in a chapel train. year; Mrs. Edward Flack, board rather, with aoma mlaty Ideal and erupted, Instead, Into the big ^ VALINTINE’S Her fingertip veil of illusion was member for two years; and Louis 'vhtdi to beautiful and Inapiring diplomatic blow-up of IMO. held In place by a beaded' crown, F. Champeau, board member for enough In itaalf, but which lacka DAY and she carried a white missal iElks to Observe three years. W ell now the Ruaalana have at with white orchid marker and ccHiipIata r e a lty and honeaty. FEB. 14 tost slgniftod their wUUngnees to white satin streamers. WALKOUT ENDS TU a to why, ^ think, none o f ua Past Rulers Night LB eall the incident closed,; end they GIVE THE FAMOUS Mrs. Ralph Car.ieron, 28 Bunce NEW HAVEN (AP) - Full pro Dr., a sister of the bride, waa ma •v s r .rsally ae^dtode In picturing.^ have selected an act which ^aaa In' Past Ehcalted Rulers “Night wUl duction is expected to resume Wed Abraham lincoOi'aihong us today, tron of honor. She wore a floor- deed indicate that they want at be observed at Manchester Lodge nesday at the New Haven Board or functioning in the White House CHOCOIATES length go-wn of white peau de sole, and Carton Co. which has been least the appearance o f a. friendly desig:ned with bateau neckline, cap of Elks Wednesday, starting with In any time other than his own. In closed by a strike for 11 days. The gesture toward better relations VALENTINE HEARTS sleeves, fitted bodice and bouffant dinner at 6:30. Charles 'W. Lathrop 300 members of Local 467, Paper- our idealtoatlon o f ^Lincoln, we with the United States. Yfjt can .all skirt accented with ^ butterfly Sr., past exalted ruler, is chair makers and Paperworkers Union, * CHOP COMIINATION leave out the practical politics aiid accept the fact that the Ruaelsns bow and streamers for back inter man. approved a new one-year contract L o B n b Fores 29< the political promises it takes even WBAIFHER est. Her headpiece was a crimson A class of candidates will be unanimously yesterday. Details of want to create that impression, and crown trimmed with pearls and initiated by past exalted rulers of the new pact were not revealed but 2 3 c to get to the White House. We be pleased that an American has Lamb Pieces For Stew circular face veil, and she carried the lodge at a meeting at 8. Past union officials said all Important leave out the compromlaes, some of come home, and we can all^hope a red and white colonial boliquet. rulers participating will be El differences had been settled. The fllV I FINAST MINT JNJ.Y - MLICIOUS WITH LAMB Bridesmaids were Miss Carol which may require a man to aban that the Rusalans do not think bet more S. Anderson, George R. Ehig- dispute had centered on bonus pay Matchett, 97 Hamlin St., cousin of don even his own belief or go ter relations can be achieved by WORRIES'* lish, Chester Morgan, Charles' W. and seniority. the bridegroom: Mias Phyllis against his own conscience, which Lathrop Sr., Maurice EL Gaudet, what seems a rather persistent Keeney, 218 Oak St, Miss Made- are probably an Inevitable part o t James W. MoKeough and James JSsBi P ro d u ct B uyst Russian habit of loosening tension lyn Altken, 7 Tyler Circle, and McVeigh. any man's functioning from the In one area only to increase' It In Miss Beverly Hendrickson, 94 n-oRiDA-$irinoi«i> White House. W e think of Lincoln several others. Let them, some day, PINE PHARMACY an ELECTRIC DRYER ' North St. They wore crimson peau STATE JUNIOR MISS W e 'r e as B ean s 2 3Sc as kindly and forget the moments de sole gowns designed the same n e a r a t try doing two nice things In a row. as the matron of honor's. A ll NEW. HAVEN (AP) — Con when even he had to be cruel; we 664 CENTER STREET Bainach **' ^ 29c wore white crowns and carried necticut's Junior Miss titllst is 17- y o u r year-old. Janice Praha vie, 10 Rowe think o f him as the healer of Good Show W e Missed red and white colonial boiiqu-ets. Court, Blast Haven. The blonde telephone wounds and forget that he had to Ralph Cameron, 28 Bunce Dr., ^ro«ic|6S 4 lbs 45c W e’re sorry wo missed Richard beauty, a senior at Blast Haven deal them; we think of him as hu brother of the bridegroom, served Your order for drug needs end Nixon on television the other night. High School, will carry the state's Cookinv AppUs"*r.£»S'’"4 .?<; 39c manitarian and forget that he | \ as best man. Ushers were James banner at the national contest next cosmetics will be taken care ot From what was reported of his ap immediately. Meat A Preduee Prkes IffectWe Tuesday and Wodnesdoy Only fought the most savage and bloody Woods of Bolton, William Glode month in Mobile, Ala. pearance, he certainly made per- of Manchester, Norman Brown of Mironis Mark 50th Anniversary w ar In history; wo sift the record In the state final Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mlron,'*> ■onar, Md perhaps even political, ^ A N " Blast Hartford and Henry Jaz- night, she was awarded a |1,000 Eklgemere Rd., Coventry, were until wa have left -only what fits history. lowskl of Hartford. scholarship. Ih e runnersup were Connecticut for 40 years, the last FREE you show us. any better in Mrs. Pitney wore an emerald honored by 50 friends and reiatives 11 years In Coventry. Both are re the legend we like; we bear away W hat was this unusual formula? Maureen Buccos, 50 James St., at an open house yesterday In green satin eheath with matching Torrington, and Margaret Flana tired employes of the Electromo DELIVERY the Idealistic Image and build to it surance deal than this celebration of their 50th wedding Obviously, from reports of the hat, and a green cymbtdium gan, West Hartford. tive M fg. Co., Willlmantlc. tke moct beauUful memorial, In anniversary. way he flayed the President, found The couple has fiv e ' children, ■ , y / ; both atone and In the hearts of admirable qualities In the Attorney The couple's marriage was Bernard Miron of Danbury, Mrs. men. In all the world. General, and thus proved his fair- ittiSWN blessed at Mass yesterday at St. Robert E. Triggs of Etost Hart M ary’s Church, Coventry. ford, Mrs. Charles Blanchard of But In being this'much dishonest mindedness as between brothers, Mr. Miron, a na^ve of Montreal, Altadena. Calif., Mrs. Robert W. with ourselves, we are not adding even though both were Democrats,, (SMdemi Canada, and Mrs. Miron, o f Web Bean of Salisbury, Mass., and Mrs. 16 0 Z S a O O S A V B to the Lincoln record, but detract the former Vice President was, on *THB SUN ALWAYS SNINSS IN AN ||I.MeT|lldl D||YSfl ster, Mass., were married Feb. 12, John Goldsnider of Coventry, and PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ing from It. He was precisely what A Year Buys A LL THIS PKGS I 12c this occasion, unhooking his gral- 1912 In St. Mary’ s Church, W or 16 grandchildren. 901 M A IN ST.— M l'8-5821 Sineef Peas 4 cester, Mass. They have lived In our imagery does not like to admit luses, leaning back, and having fun $19,000 On Your Home i (Herald photo by Satemis). SAVI — a very mortal man. often dealing / 100 saying exactly what he thought $ 7,600 On Your Contents I ire Imperfectly with problems bigger and felt about things and people. $ 7,$00 Theft Coverage OF MANCHESTER Orange Juice than he was, often tortured by nec- Similarly, when he measured $ 1,900 Extra Expense IIOULAR 10 0 SAVI essittes and inevitabilities he could Khrushchev, and his temper, luid $25,000 Liability Coverage CUT SBc not alter or conquer or evade, the use Khrushchev made o f It, $ 500 Medical Coverage French Fries often, one must believe If one seeks and also dgred see, publicly, the $ 250 Property Damage LISSIR QUANTITIU AT RIGULAI PRICES the full truth, turning sick Inside break the world has in having a $ 50 Glass Coverage at his own betrayal of himself or INTRODUCING Khrushchev where he Is instead of Plus Additional Coverages Those are just a few examp/es - Set our regular advertisement on Thursday his own beliefs. some Hitlerian fiend, Nixon again for many more outstanding frozen food values! But W’hen we do go Into the way seemed to be saying what he really Want To Know More? A NEW. SERVICE IJneoIn must have been, into what thought and felt as a result o f hla AT he must have experienced. Into own famous experiences In Russia CALL Ml 3 -1 1 2 6 what he had to do, we find our / —•and saying It pubHcly for the * • - - * -V original ideal o f him being at once first time. r Our 24 Hour Service .. .1 _ R stn ln o ? W h o m p b b I You^hEVB/no WBsthiir 1‘ n a rrw ed and deepened. He was. The amazing thing, when somer Number FALLOT STUDIO I after all,‘no wonder man, no great thing like this happens, and a pub worritB with an alBctrie dryer. Buy ah alBotrie dhang^ of history, no great orlgl lic figure really lets his hair down diyar, try it .for 30 days. If you don’t lova nator of policy. Hto greatness was and says what he thinks Instead of H sH fO P d Bli BOtrlo BUSTNIBIGBS your daalar will taka it back at no cost to you! DIRECT COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS not te deed, or In leadership, or In what he thinks he ought to say. In administration. I f he were in the his position, Is how quickly Uie And ba aura to aok your dealer about the epecial White House today, confronted genuineness of it all estobliahea it G1<^ naw-wiring allowance. INTRODUCTORY OFFER Willi the tangled problems o f our self. You can't mlsa It. world, he would probably seem to Yee, gone le the lifting and lugging of heavy The postscript to this has to be "Take ten" PORTRAITS FROM ______:W Ea»ie#'«iv ua a little helplfw and befuddled something that Is perhaps __not Uhakata of damp clothee. Gone ie the washday and Inadequate, and we would quite a happy reward for Mr. atniggla wHh ley clothes and line. A flick of tha . DIFFERENT POSES $ Q .70 probably have many moments Nixon, for his moments of relaxed with BarcaLounger when w e would not* be at all sure candor. What the postscript says •witch and your alectric dryer brings warm, [One In Attractive Frame] that, he wras the man -we should is that If there had been a little sunny waathar to your wash. Easily, conveniently, J%€oitey~Ssevinff Orotsery Spetstaim! have there. (NO GROUPS) more of this at earlier stagea of the your laundry comas out soft, dry, sweet-smelling, Take ten minutes in a BarcaLounger and see But every now and then, in the Nixon career, somebody would be midst o f hto apparent lack o f solu how it refreshes you. (Actually, you’ll find MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED President today. But then he e You’ll wonder how you ever managed without It CANS tion and succeas, or In the after wouldn’t be able to apeak hla own yourself spending iill evening in it!) For there’s Sweet Corn 2 c’£‘s3 5 c 17-OZ math of some tragic Inevitability mind freely any more, ao perhapa nothing else like BarcaLounger’s Relax Action. CANS nelUmr he nor anybody else seem- everything does balance out pleaa- Gives you firm but gentle support .in five vital Sweet Peas '2 'lZ 2 9 t ^ aU e to prevent, he might catch Come —■ See Our Display 14-OZ antly, at that. areas . . . head, shoulders, small o f the' back, DK MONTI ua aQ up with aomethlng he, almost Made from Vine-Ripened Tomaloat Bits alohj, had managed to save and thigs, calves. BarcaLounger does this without Catsup 2 SHEPHERD STEVENS L I V B B l 9-OZ prea^rva through and in spite of NEW HAVEN (AP)-ahepherd s u M c r m e ^ u v 176 knobs or cranks. Jost shift your body wdght PKGS avaiything that had been happen Stevens, 81, a retired jutifessor of East Center P ie Crust 2 architecture at Tale, died here Sat NiLseTRIC LIGHT to the desired position for cop^lete relaxatioB 22-OZ in g to aU o f us. I t would be aome Street CHIBRY BW PHimO urday. A graduate of Columbia . . . from upri^t aitting to fall redining. See CAN thlng that Would remind ua that University and the ficole dca CGMI»ANV 70 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—MI 8-6808 Comstock 5c Off SAUI wa Were htunan beinga, that we Beaux Arts In Paris, he served Phone ' than at Watkins . . . priced as low as |119. ' had 'Certain redeeming gracee briefly on the Cornell University M I S-1126 aGARiniS. M l* fi TOIACCO n o o u c u BtlMPT nU5M STAMP OfflR aaumg ear Iiodgepodge of nttrl- lacu l^. then came to T ale In 1830. R e retired In 1M7. A .-a *. ■
. / 1 . 't PAOB tXGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1962 ' BIANCHESTER EVE^JING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1962 PAGE NINE
Lange Jr., 105 W. ■hip at the church Thursday^ Worry O f Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. and Mahoney to DUcuss Rt. 6 Barto Admit Columbia .j;*. W ■ - - : • -r- South Windsor Luncheon will be served at noon, West IMlay Reject Red Call About Town Mrs. Gordon Adams, 64A. Bolton follhWed by a business session. The Center Rd. FALSE TEETH ladies are requested to bring either Slipping or Irritating? Daughten 9 t Liberty, No. 125 iVith Planners inCoventry TwoinArea BmTHS.TODAY; A daughter to ZonerstoAct Sen. Mariani a salad or dessert for four people. For Heads of State Parley will meet tomorrow at I b^ . at Mr. and Mrs. John Brodeur Hart* Rolls and beverage will be fur Don't bs smbatTsaMd by loess fslss Mra. Ajurie E. I^lley <**>«*‘ter to Mr. and tssth sUpplni, drapptnt or wobbling Orange Hall. Mrs. Robert U ^ a p A Manchester man'and a Rock- nished by’the hostesses. when you rat, tslZ or tsugh. Just will be In diarge of the refresh- Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Lailsy. 88, Fmneiif Mahoney and Dlrectoni Ted Few- Mra. William Edwards, 102 Village Ittim Tm gt Om ) Democrmtle Direct ^dlle resident have passed the Con- St., Rockville On Drug Store Visit Slated During the morning the Middle- sprlnkfs s llttls PA8TKXTB on your mente conunlttee. o f Nonitood. Maaa., Slid formerly ell and William OoIUns met with toivn Volunttera will hold a plan plstu. This plsstant powder'gives a ------. Mahoney has been Invited to meet 'necUout State Bar examination. DISCHARGED SA’ItlRDAY: remerkeble eenea of edded eoipfort mMt at a later date has to !>• BE EXTRA of Talcottvllle, mother of Walter State IB$k«hy OommlsatoaeT How John Proven, eon o f Mr. and ning session. The sewing group ’Ik# laicy Spencer Group of Sec tonight with toe Oovoitry. Plan ard Ives Thnrsday to discuss Mrs. Nancy Gooht, 443 W. Middle A great deal of interest IX being end security by bolding plates mors L«Uey, 24 Harvard Rd., Manchee- >lrs. Daniel Proven o f 629 S . Mid On Feba 27 Will work on aprons, and the wel * « T a « . Itad called oaJRiuk ALERT IN ond Congregational Church will ning and Zoning Commission to dis progress on ttxe R t Areiocatioo. Tpite-: Prier JanisaewsM, 58 North shown in the prospect of a drug ter, died last night at a hoapltal in dle Tpke, and John B. Fisk, son St.; Arlene Cahn, 356 Oakland come cwnmittee will meet with on Snnday. ivhen Ruak alio meet Wedneeday at 2 p.m. In the cuss formation of a ciUzenF com Oommlssinner ivre told them the store being opened to town. Peter any not otherwise involved. A nur BAD WEATHER church parlors. Hostesses will be of Mrs. and the late Atty. Donald St.; Mra. Anna Rose, 6 Hany Dr., state Sen. Peter Mariani of eelred the amhoMadon ot Frante, Norwood after a short lllneia She mittee to push for the RL 8 relo- Midway department has {daced a C. Fisk o f BUtogton Ave., Rock- sery will be provided for pre-school Mrs. Harry Rylander and Mrs. ■was the widow of Benjamin Lailey. high priori^ on the reloeatlan of Vernon; Mrs. Ebba Glenney, 448 Becklsh, who owns, the Medical , Italy and Canada. cation. vUle, will be sworn into roember- Groton haa SMteepted the invitation children. RiMk, after thia mcrning’a Ralph Rockwell. She wae bom in Belfast, Ireland, it, but that construction of the road W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Wanda Pharmacy to WUUmantic, baa ap Mahoney said the invitation was ghlp as new attorneys to Con- Falkqwskl, 32, King' St., Rockville; of the Refiublican Town Commit meeUna wMh Ormiby Core, went daughter of the late James and depends on whether Uv> 1888 Mgis- plied for a permit to establish such Manchester Evening Herald ALL IN ONE STORE A. The American Legion Post will extended by Lawrence F. DeMaia, lature appropriates money for i t George Blythe. 9 Warren Ave., tee to' speak at the Pleasant Valley ,to th ew h ite House and conferred M Eliza Ferguson. She came to this a Republican, chairman o f. the a store in Satoeris Store at Colum South Windsor correspondefit, with Prealdent Kennedy. . meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at toe country in 1880 and lived in Tal The earliest date the road couM Vernon; Robert Peltier, 124 Maple bia Center. Tlie application will be School cafeteria Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. Legion Home. Refreshments will committee. Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell SHOP FOR ALL YOUR The Kennedy-MacmiUan note to cottvllle for 22 years. Mrs. Lalley be finished, aaid Ives, even H the St.; Ernest LeVoaseur, South taken up at the zoning and plan He la the first of several leading 4-17SS. be served. The mretlng will, start at 8 Windsor; Ridiard Street. Wlnde- Khrudtdiev, about 650 words, de was formerly employed by the Tkl- o'clock In the town office annex of legislature appropziatea the money, ning commlssionB meeting Tuesday Republicans in the state the town scribed dtearmament as "the most cott Mills. She sang alto in the is 1967. mere Ave.,JRockv4Ue: Gall Gordon, night. committee hopes to present in a MATERNITY NEEDS Clergy o f St. Mary's Ejplscopal Center School. urgent and the moat /ixgnplex is A choir of the TalcottvUle Congrega The dlreeton decided the beet Hublard K ., Vernon; Mrs. Flor According to Haxton Leiaenger, aeries of talks on the state politi • Stock Sold BLOUSES. SKmTS, SLACKS, lurch will discuss preparation 17118 Is the second meeting , in a ence Beer, 14 Talcott Ave., Rodk- sue’’ in the world today. tional Church. After her marriage, neighboring town to which Ma way to bring pressure on the leg- realtor handling the busiriess cal situation. BRAS. GIRDLES, r for Lent at a meeting of toe Wom Isuatore was to form a cttlaena' ..yllle; Mrs. Irene Klucewlcz. 358 transaction. Beckish intends to Sen. Mariani will answer ques WASHINGTON (API — The Mrs. Lalley moved to Norwood, The President and the prime en of St. Mary’s in NelU Hall af honey and the two other Manches SWEATERS and SWIMSUITS miidster told the Soviet premier Maaq. ter Democratic directors have been committee including persons from Hackmatack St.; Gary Zemehek. buy The Old Inn. Said to have been tions and discuss the issues person Washington Redskins announced ter the 7:30 worship service at the Hillside Ave.,' Vernon; A lei^ d er built about 1750, thia old landmark last night that Attorney Leo Deot- AT "a supreme effprt must be made church tonight. Survivors Include three sons, invited — the-Bolton Town Plan all the towns affected by the pro ally with townspeople in a coffee and the three'of ue must accept a and the Soviet Union agreed last Walter Lalley of Manchester, a ning Oommluion invited them to posed route, from Meriden th n ^ h Kosinskl, SulBeld; KatolOen Mor- qn-Colutobta Green was on the old hour after hia talk. sey has bought 13 per cent of the fell, 46 Pine St.; Richard Flana common measure o f obligation to fall calls for various stages of su The Ladies of St. JamM will typesetter in the composing room corns Wednesday night t/ar the Manchester, Bolton. Coventry and 'Stage route between Norwich and The senator is considered a pos stock 6f the National Football seek every avenue to restrain and gan. 17 O’Leary Dr.; John Oailas- Hartford and a stopping off place sible nominee for lieutenant gov League team from Red.skln.s presi Glazie/s pervised disarmament aimed to hold, a card party in St. James’ at The Herald; Harold Lalley of same purpose. WllUmantle. Corset and UfiUoim Shop reverse the mounting arms race." tally dismantling national military Dedham, Mass., and Hiomaa Lalley 80, 11 Strant St.; Mrs. JSUzabeth for passengers wanting refresh ernor on the GOP slate this fall. dent George Marshall. No an School hall tonight at 8. Refresh ment The bar at which many a 631 Main St.—Manchester Unless some start is made on forces and arsenals. ments will be served. of Norwood, Mass.; a daughter, McManus, 252 School St.; Mrs. South Windsor Republicans say. A nouncement was made of the price oonttoUing sums competition, they Mre. Margaret Sadler of West- Beverly O’Brien, 36 Union' Ct.; traveler was served Is still Intact Groton businessman, he Is presi paid for the 130 shares of stock. The United States at the time in the Inn. said, ’’events may take their own pointed up at toe United Nations Members of Spencer Circle, wood, Mass.; two grandohlldren, Charles Hildebrand, 37 Village St., dent of the New London Chamber course and erupt in a disaster Woman^ 82^ Burned Critically; Lessenger said Becklsh plans to of Commerce, a trustee of Law the-failure to agree on toe crRl- WSCS, of South Methodist Church and a brother, Andrew Ferguson Rockville: Curino Papa. 87 a ia r- which will ■ afflict all peoples, of Manchester. ter Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Carolyn tear doWn the old barns at the rear rence Memorial Hospital and ouUy important requirements of will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in of the Inn and replace them with those o f the Soviet Uhion as well Susannah Wesley Hall. Mra. Ken Funeral ^ services will be held Wemett and daughter. 92 High Mitchell College, and director of as of the United Kingdom and the an international^ Inspcctiofia' sys Was Heating Salve with Match a parking area. He would remove banks in the area. tem. The liispemon problem. In neth Strum will be chairman of a Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the May St., Rockville: Mrs. Elizabeth A t TUNE TEASERS BOGANA United States." workshop. Hostesses will be Mrs. Funeral Home, 85 Nichols St., Nor kins and son. East Hartford; Mrs. the gasoline pumps now there and He haa served in the Slate Sen White avoiding any mention of toe western view, poses the major re-locate the milk machine. The ate since 1956 and la currently obstacle in the way of Uie forth Charles Crocker and Mrs. Charles wood, Mass., with burial In Nor An 82 - year - old ManchesterSformed______of the accident by Mrs. Elstelle Pelletier and son, Wapping a Big Three get together, they wood Cemetery. a store would be located in the ell chairman of the Groton GOP Town COATS coming Geneva negotiations. Banks. woman was severely burned this Phelps’ husband. The couple, mar DISCHARGED YESTERK Y: aaid: "The stature and progress, Mrs. Angeline Sartor, 30 Irving now used by the Squler'a and Mr. Committed. Khruehcfaev's letter to Kennedy morning at her home when her ried 61 years last month, has ns and Mrs. Beckish would make of the conference should. In addi-| Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis Dominick Oerlevaro phone. . Jota Provan St.; Barbara Bell, BUtogton; Mrs. Football Unit to Meef tlon; be the subject of more fre reportedly made no direct refer dress Ignited as she was heating their home in the Inn. WIN D ry Cleaned ters. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Dominick Carlevaro, 76, of Sil- One of the neighbors, Mrs. Clif Mary Badorek, Glastonbury; Mrs. The South Windsor Midget Poot- quent communications among the ence to nuclear test ban negotia salve with a match. necUcut Bar ceremonies tomorrow Uons ‘Scout’ Meeting tions. in Odd Fellows Hall. Members are verton. Ore., former owner of the Mra. Frank L. Phelps, 51 Phelps ford Sault, 60 Phelps - Rd., said Augusta Pitney,^ 1003 Tolland The Lions Club will observe Boy baJI League Auxiliary will meet three o f us." reminded to bring dish towels to Dr. Caldwell Farm on Shoddy Mill Mrs. Phelps was trying to heat the morning a j New Haven. Tpke.; Lorry Ackerman, Tolland; tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Kennedy and Macmillan aaid all The Kennedy-Macmillan iiropos- Rd., is on toe critical list at Man Provan, a graduate of George- Scout Week at its dinner meeting 25c Lb. replenish the supply. Refreshments Rd., Bolton, died Saturday at hla chester Memorial Hospital with salve before applytog it to an In Mrs. Rita Anderson, 37 Eldgerton tonight at 7 at Liberty Hill Log Mrs. Evel,vn Zagorskl, 641 Sullivan three "must view the forthcoming al last week that the disarmament will be served. home. He lived in Bolton many tovni University Law School In Ave. Chief business of the ses first, second and third degree jured toe when the accident oc 1961, received hla bachelor of arts S t; Mrs. Carole Gilbert. 236 Hil Cabin. Scoutmasters Laicien Le When Included With dlaaimament meetings as an op negotiations begin with foreign yean before moving to the West curred. She said the woman appar sion will be election of officers. 8 Lba. Of Dry Cleaning portunity and a challenge which bums on the left side of her body. ■ degree from the College of l ib liard St.; Bernard McKenna Jr., vesque and William Roberta will be ministers was announced simul Members of Anderson-Shea Aux Ooast euid was a member of the Mrs. Phelps was rushed to the ently managed to remove the 417 Summit St.; Mrs. Jane Ir All Interested women are invited For Just $8.00 time and history may not once taneously with word that Britain eral Arts at Tufts University in presented by George E. Peters, iliary, VFW, will meet tomorrow at Italian American Chib, in Manches hospital’s emergency room at 10:30 burned dresa before being taken to win, 289 E. Middle Tpke.; Miss representative from the Lions to to attend. again qUow us." had a g r ^ to let the UhMed States ter. June 1957. He is a Manchester DIAL In Only SO Mlnntea 7 :S0 p.m. at the Post Home to hon today, by nel^bora who were In- the hospital. Joan Cataldi, 33 McKinley St.; Ja the Boy Scouts. The Lions sponsor Wapping Oommiinity Church Notes At A factor inclining the West use Christmas Island in the Pa- or the pdst presidents of the or Survivors include a son, John L. High School graduate and has Wapping Church school teach been prominent in state Congrega net Krawaki, Wapping; Barbara Troop 162. 1230 against a summit meeting at the otfle for possible nuclear atmos ganization. Members are remind Carlevaro of Silverton, with whom Receive Eagle Scout Awards ers will meet Wednesday at 7:30 outset o f the negotiations is the tional, Church Fellowship work Hutton, 26 Benton St.; Haro la School Menu 4 A.M. to 10 A.M. pheric testing. ed to bring valentines. Mrs. Leo he made his home; two daughters include two brothers, Samuel S. day at 8:30 a-m., wMfa a oolernn David Griffith of 24 Overbrook Dr., and Wajme E. Flint Jr. of Wil p.m. downstairs In the church. A STOP *N CLEAN possSrility that the meeting of Khrushchev may have decided in California and several grand during his high school years. At Ernst, Granby; Mrs. Doris Blain, Tomorrow—shepherd’s pie, but Govln is committee chairman and FoU of New Haven and James V. high Maas o f requiem at St. Laike’s tered corn, carrot sticks and ap son Lane were proud recipients Saturday of the first Elagle Scout discussion will be held on the heads of state might bring a vast that the two Western leaders were children. Church at 9 am . Burial will be in .Tufts and Georgetown Universi 43 Clyde Rd.; Mra. Anita Shorts, awards in Vernon Troop 86 in more than a decade. T h e badges 411 MAIN STREET Mrs. John Vince, co-chairman. Foil of St. Petersburg, Fla.; two 580 Burnham St.; John Lerch, 37 plesauce; Wednesday — schoolboy evaluation of church school ma dlsaiqxdntment to'~a world expect engaging in a.diplomatlc man-euv- The funeral will be held Wednes sisters. Miss Teresa Foil of Willi- Rose Hill Memcn'lal Park, Roedey ties, he held high scholastic worn on their left shirt pockets, were pre.sented by Highland Dis MANCHESTER ing too much from it achievements and also played var Foxx Hill Dr., Rockville; Peter sandwich, tossed salad, pickles, terial. Open All Day, Every Day er partly to offset criticism of Martha Circle, Emanuel Luther day inonUng'at toe Callanan Mor mantlc and Mrs. Maria Noce of Hill. trict Commissioner Prescott L. Brovm. A Life Scout award was Women of the church are in The President often has ssdd tuary, Hollywood, Calif. Burial will sity football at the former school Lalashuas, 191 Union St.; Donna Valentine cake; Thursday—turkey WINF Lots Of Free Parking presented to Clarence E. Wilson of Wilshire Rd. by Troop Ad their agreement that if they do go an Church, will meet Thursday at Wethersfield; and several nieces Friends may call at the funeral vegetable pie with hot biscuit vited to the monthly luncheon there must be adequate advance be in Hollywood. where he was a member of Delta Moriarty, 15 Lancaster Rd.; Mrs. vancement Chairman Charles A. Warren. Other awards were into atmospheric testing the ac 10 a.m. to sew. Members are re and nephews. borne tonight from 7 to 9 and to crust, cranberry sauce, celery meeting of^the ^Women’s Fellowp preparations for a summit con- tion will be Justified by military Ed Elliott Dead at 99; The funeral will be held at the morrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9’ Tau Delta fraternity. He played Evelyn King, 43 Salem Rd.; Mrs. presented Troop Leader Roger G. Lord. The troop charter was minded to bring a sandwich- Cof football to high school. Evelyn Helm, 25 Spruce S t; John sticks and fruit; Friday—salmon terence. He told a recent news necessity. fee will be served at noon.'‘After Bichard J. Boyce W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225, p.m. Memorial donatiems may be renewed and presented to the Rev. Robert Flrby, pastor of th* conference he did not think , a Richard Jamee Boyce, 19, of 72 Fisk, a graduate of Phillips Fallon, 22 Bank St.; Mrs.. Gladys croquettes, mushroom sauce, car sponsoring Vernon Methodist Church, by Alphonse L. Wisnieski, In that case his response Sun a business meeting at 2 p.m., se Main S t, Wednesday at 8:15 made to the Hartford Cancer So rots and peas and cherry pudding. meeting with Khruahchev would day could have been designed pri cret pals will be revealed and re Oldest Salvationist Bayberry Rd., Glastonbury, son of a.m., followed by a solemn high ciety. Academy, Andover, Maas., Dart Vennart, 70 Weaver Rd.; Mrs. district advancement chairman. Ceremonies followed a supper be advhwble under present condi marily as a countemaneuver to freshments served. Mrs. Fted Ekiward G. and Laura West Boyce, Mass of requiem at St. Bidget’s mouth College, and the University Hazel Fahey, 709 Mato St.; Myron at the church. (Herald photo by Fhnto), tions. of Vlrg/lnia Law School, where he Mancheater Evening Herald Co put the Western Powers in the po Johnson will lead devotions and was klUed ait about 2 a.m. Sunday Church at 9. Burial will be in St. L«e, RFD 1; William P r 1 n d 1 e, when his car struck a utility pole received his law degree lost June, lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald However, if the Gehevs dls- sition of rejecting such a dramatic Mrs. Ernest Kjellson and Mrs. Edward Charles Elliott, 99, o f 18.>at the Salvation Anny Citadel on Bridget’s Cemetery. • Bayberry Rd., Bolton; Linda armiunent group can maxa. prog, Orchard St., oldest member of the in East Hartford. fu n erals Is presently employed In Hart Briggs, 11 Welcome PI.; Giovanni R. Tattle, telephone AOademy VALENTINE S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S offer. George Okerfelt are committee the occasion of his 89th birthday Friends may call at the fimeral 8-3435..^ resa toward translating gmeral Manchester Salvation Army Corps In 1951. Last March he received The car skidded out of control home tonight from 7 to 9, and to ford. Balblano, RFD. 2; John Dahlqulst, However, other developments in chairmen. on Main St. near Willow, pinning principles of disarmament into both in age and years of service, a huge bouquet from the O ^ s morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Staunona He indicated today that his fu Andover; Mrs. Shirley Morgan concrete programs of action^ reoHit weeks suggest that he may died yesterday at Manchester Me- and was honored by 100 Mends Boyce behind the wheel, according ture plans will be crystallized and daughter, 52 Doane St.; Mrs. Both Stores Both Stores there is reason to believe Ken other purposes In view, in- The annual Valentine Dance of to Boot Hartford police. Funeral aervlcea for Mra. Mary shortly. Fisk is currently serving the Manchester Country Club will mori^ Hospital after a short Ill and relatives at an open house at Lawrence J. Donahue Sr. Jane S. Simmons, 591 Vernon St., Charlotte Plante and son, Harriet Styles Show Set nedy might be willing to go to a g the Soviet-Red Chinese ness. his home on his 09th birthday. He Or. Donald Haaen of East Hart with the Connecticut National St., Vernon; Mrs. Dorothy Hajdu X split and the simmering Berlinbe held Saturday. Dancing will be Lawrence J. (Tim) Donahue will be, held at the Holmes Funeral Entire Stock. Boxed, summit meeting at a late atege M^ijor E. Walter Lamie, officer was a daily reader of the ^ble. ford, . medical eauuniner, pro- Sr., 66. of 45 Goodrich Dr., 'VVIeth- Guard. and son, 58 Wells St.; Mra, Lor of the negotiations. The .Geneva crisis. from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. to the music Home, 400 Mato St., tomorrow at By North WSCS Pure Milk, Valrnttne VALEHTINE PARTY NEEDS in charge of the Salvation Army, The nonagenarian, who wo^d nounSoed Boyce dead at the scene. eiwfleld, father o f Lawrence J. raine Carpenter and son, 21 Sea group la to report to the United A sumibit meeting on disarma of the ^phlatlcates. Refreshments He was bom in ManriMster, Feb. 11 a.m. Burial will be to East S i will be served at midnight. Mrs. said today "Mr. Elliott was not have been 100 next month, survived Donahue Jr., 96 Pine St., Manches man Circle: Mrs. Arline Barnard Nationa June 1. ment any ttine in the next few only the oldest but one' of the best 26, 1942, and moved to Glaston Cemetery. "Spring Fashions of 1962 " In a CHOCOLATE H. John Malone is general chair his four younger brothers, Bdwsird, ter, died yesterday at Hartford Friends may call at the funeral and daughter, 75 Fairfield St.i TABLE COVERS reo. sto Slo The new Soviet propoaition re months would to divert world soldiers from the standpoint of William, Alfred and Sidney Elliott. bury nine yeare ago. He attend Hospital Notes Valentine setting will be sponsored portedly was delivered when Mik man; Mrs. Burton Rice, refresh- ed Manchester and Glastonbury Hospital after a long illness. home tonight from 7 to 9. DISCHARGED TODAY; Mra. HEARTS attention from Berlin. It coilld mente; Roy Knofla, reservations loyalty and good Christian liv He also survived hig wife and five Mr. Donahue was bom in Ston- Cora McCloud', 37 Strat St.; Mrs. by the Woman’s Society of Chris hail N. Smlmovsky. ranking offi also be used by Khrushchev as an etementary schools, graduated from REG. 29tv TOX , NAPKINS, PIATES, and Mrs. Warren Thurnauer, dec ing.” of his seven children, Edward El ington, Marph 17, 1905, and had Elizabeth Vasques, 71 Whitney cial at the Soviet Embassy, met opportunity for improving his Mr. Elliott was born in Frome, Glastonbury Higdi School and Riv . NOTED CARTOONIST DIES Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m- for tian Service at North Methodist CUPS. Reg. 29c. orations Reservations will close liott Jr., who served as town build lived to the Hartford area for 26 all areas, except maternity, where Rd.; Mrs. Jeanette Barll, Phoenix Church, 300 Parker St., on Friday, Rog. 39V |tox . . a .• a a a 31c 1 23c Sunday morning vrith Secretary of ties with the West ahd, inside Somerset, England, March 7, 1862, ing Inspector for mtuay years, Al erside Military Academy, Gains- DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)— State Dean Rusk at the State De Thursday and may be made by and came to Manchester 81 years ford, Ga. He wee a crib attend years. He had been employed at J. N. Ding Darling, 85, two-time they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 to 8 St., Vernon. Feb. 23. at 8 p.m. at the church. Communist bloc politics, h's might calling the club. fred, Alice, Eva and Ldllian Elliott Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, di Burton's Inc., 841 Main St., wilU partment. Smlmovsky reportedly use it to justify his "peaceful co ago. He was employed by Che Cloi^h. ant at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Pulitzer winning cartoonist for p.m.; and private rooms where 975 MAIN STREET 105 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST gave Rusk a seven-page letter ney Bros, for many years qs a divlsioa of United Aircraft Corp., vision of United Aircraft Corp., the Dea Moines Register, died they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors provide models and latest fashions “ Turnpike Plaza” existence" policy which has been Survivors include two daughters, New Assignmentg in misses and half-sizes for wom from Khrushchev addressed to The library committee of Guild weaver and loom-fixer. He later East Hartford, and a atudent at Ehist Hartford, for 23 years. today. He had been In poor are requested not to smoke in pa Downtown Manchester (Nezt to Popular Market) Kennedy. under attack from old-time Stalin of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew's Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Annie Survivors, besides his son, in en and girls’ wear for tots through ists. was custodian at the Municipal Clough of Manchester; five grand the University of Hartford. Boyce herith for some tUne. Darting, a tients rooms. No more than two Rusk immediately got In touch clude his wife, Mrs.’ Alice Santin visitors at one time per patient. H ^ T F cI r d (AP)—Two football teens. Wardrobes for Easter and Conversely, Khrushchev could ^ a h will meet tomorrow *t 8:15 Building and had retired 31 years children and seven great-grandchll was a member of John Mather nationally known conservation with the PresldMit, who was pjit, at the rectory, 741 E. Middle ago. Chapter o f DeMOlay and thg First Donahue of Wethersfield; two ist often called the *1iest friend coaches were named today by through spring will include suits, employ a eummit meeting on dle- dfen. Catholic high schools in the Hart coats, sportswear, casual and spending the weekend at Middle- Mr. Elliott was among the first Funeral services will ,be held Church of Christ Oongregi^ionai, other sons In Hartford and West ducks ever had" died of a heart ADMITTED SATURDAY: Anita burg, Va. Late in the ^tem oon armament to try to prees home Glastonbury. Hartford: two brothers in Palm ailment In Iowa Methodist Hoa Abolins, Hebron; Kenneth Bieu, ford area. Pat McCue, a star end dressy dresses with millinery. Jew his Berlin demands on Kennedy. .30 persons who enrolled as sol Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Salt Rusk called In the ambassadors The Army-Navy auxiliary will diers of the Salvation Army in Survivors, besides hia parents. Beach, F la, and Provldenc^e, R.I.; pltal. He won the Pulitzer Prize 431 Parker St.; John Golden Jr., at New Britain High and Boston el^, handbags and gloves from -4 (1 ThIa almost certainly would have vatlon Army Citadel. Major LamiO University, wa« chocen the first Burton's store. of Britain, SVance, Italy and sponsor a cawj party tonight at 8 Manchester. He became a mem wilb-.-officiate. Burial will be in Include a sister, Mrs. George Gey- two sisters in Wallingford and for his cartoons In 1924 and Wapping; • Michael Maloney, 360 Canada. ' the effect of increaalng tensions. at the club house, 1090 Main St. ber in 1888. He was also an orig sen Jr., Onset, Mass., and a Waterbury and seven grandchil again in 1942. He was named the Windsor St.; Mrs. Dorothy Prey, football roach at new South Catho Mrs. Richard D. Field Is general East Cemetery. lic High School In Hartford. Walter chairman, and Mrs. Murray Burns The Khrushchev letter is said inal member of the first Salvation Friends may call.at the Holmes nephetw. dren. n eon ’s beat cartoonist In 1984 42 Linnmore Dr.; Mrs. Helen An- to have been sent in reply to a The Guild o f Our Lady o f St. Army band In town in which he shineral services will be held at The funeral will be held at toe in a poll of the nation’s editors Stosuy, former Southern Connecti is In charge of tickets. The public Funeral Home, 400\Main St., to der.son, 17J Garden Dr.; Mrs. cut State college ace bock, was is Invited. Refreshments will be proposal which Kemiedy and Brit Rockville-Vernon Bartholomew’s j>ariah will sponsor played baritone horn. He was morrow from 3 to Wand 7 to 9 the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Ahern Funeral Home, 180 Farm by Editor A Publisher maga Joanne Carlson, 12 Diane Dr., Ver ish Prime Minister Harold Mac a military whist and setbadc party given a public testimonial and par Main St., tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. ington Ave., Hartford, Wednes zine. named football coach at Northwest served by Mrs. Russell Miner and millan made to him last Thurs p.m. Friends may contribute to the non; David Spencer, 116 Forest Catholic High in West Hartford. committee. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Buckley ty by friends and fellow workers Salvation Army Memorial Fund. The Rev. Allen S. Lehituui, pastor St.; William O’Connell, 27 Malden day. It called for the Geneva School Board Acts School auditorium. Refreshnients of toe First Church of Christ meeting to be opened by foreign Lane, Rockville. will be served. The public is Invlt- Congregational, Glastonbury, .will ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mi- ministers of the United States, On Budget Tonight ed. officiate. Burial 'will be in Bkist Britain and the Soviet Union. chael Guerra, 193 Adams St.; Bd- In effeoti lOmishchenr raised the Christian Church One Clue Leads.. Cemetery, Manchester. . rls Sheldon, Tolland; Mrs. Fran The Vernon Board of Education The Women’s Home League of Friends may call at the funeral ces MacDuff, 86 Milford Rd.; Jo bid by suggesting that the 18- the Salvation Army will meet to natian session be opened not by is eiq>ected to act tonight on a Held Only Hope ■When U oyd W. MacNedl of home tonight from 7 to 9. , seph Esoda Jr., Coventry; Laura record budg«[t proposal estimated morrow at 2 p m. in junior hall. Moriconl, 181 Mato St., Mra. Norma AT THE foreign ministers but by heads of Hostesses will be Mrs. Jennie Hoff 4 Clyde Rd. saw that the AfMJt MANeHSSTBK etNTKR government. -• ■" In the neighborhood of $1.7 mil David Paul DeOaril McBride, 16 N. School St.; James and Mrs. Jemima Dugan. To Unite World wheels were missing from his Ellington—David. Paul DeCarli, £A9r PARKINS ,, , The Soviet leader is reported to lion, nearly $200,000 greater than car parked in the driveway, Liebman, 600 Lydall St.; Brenda DOBIN'S; the budget for the current year. year old son of Louis and Adeline S A O'Keefe, East Hartford; Albert ‘I jIGGe t t pharmacists have told Kennedy that the issues The Ladies of St. James will "The Church of Christ Is the he naturally called toe police. OHE Adoption of the budget by the When police investigated, Loetsclier DeCarli of Sadds Mill Ford, 29 Overlook Dr.; Robert Involved In dlsar.nament were far board will complete the last of the meet tonight at 8:16 in St. James’ Rd. died Saturday night at Hart too serious to be left to "bureau only Institution capable of bring however, they found the four Shapiro, 29 Diane Dr.; Mrs. Esther are PRESCRIPTION preliminary budgets to be turned School hall. Members are remind ford Hospital. The infant was bom W i n ing mankind together,’’' said the wheels under the car which Cuneo, 122 School St.; Mrs. Mar crats"—by which he made clear over to the board of finance for ed to bring playing cards. in Manchester on Nov. 2. I960. DEPT. STOREJ - he meant the foreign ministers. Rev. Jos-eph Nezzo, pastor of the had been propped up. The po garet Gibson, Weri Wtlltngton; SPECIALISTS” study in anticipation of the an lice left and MacNeil set out Besides his parents, he is sur Mrs. Rita Marin, Worcester Rd., ManclieAteA. LUMBER" The set of disarmament princi nual meeting in March. St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Horace Bushnell Church, Hartford, vived by I'm brothers, Edward and ples on which- the United States of Isabella, will meet tomorrow at to put the wheels back on. Vernon; Ralph Lupacchino, 104 The board of education will meet at a supper meeting for officers Christian DeCarli, and his mater Olnton St.; Mrs. Kristina Ml- Our pharmacist compounds your in the superintendent's office in 8 p.m. at the K o f C Home. But he found the lugs gone. nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and board members of Center Con He bought new lugs and re chalicka, Stafford Springs; Mrs- proscription with poinstakinq, coral the Old High School building at Jacob Loetscher ot Main St, Elaine Berk, Hebron; Mrs. Eliza remodel your basement 7:30 p.m. The Women’s Christian Temper gregational Church last night. mounted the wheels. Then he About 70 persons attended the Private funeral services will be beth Colby, Coventry; John Colby, Quontitias must ba pfacisaly maos- BIG AUCTION TOMORROW! A t the same hour, the Rockville ance Union o f Manchester will found- that all the tires were held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the meet at South Methodist Church supper In 'Woodruff Hall. bald and were o f different VALHNTINE SPECIAL Wapping; Mrs. Elizabeth Vasques, urad. . . Ingradiants.mus^ba frash, SEND THEM City CouncU will meet at City Hall Burke ETineral Home, 76 Prospect 71 Whitney Rd.; Catherine Lappen, for a regular busine« meetoig to tomorrow at 10:80 am. to work on The Rev. Mr. Nezzo mentioned sizes. pura, imiformly affactiva . . . tha for WORK or PLAY that the Christian way of life was St. The Rev. Maurice F. SulUvan 66 Baldwin R d.; Alex Tomkunaa, be interrupted at 8 p.m. for a pub scuffles for patients at the New MacNeil complained to the of St. Luke’s Church, Ellington, compound is chackad and doubla THE being put to a supreme test in - - -EXCLUSIVE WITH FLOWER FASHION ' 20 Joseph St.; Mrs. Blanche Con- lic hearing on proposed traffic ington Hospital. A noon potluck firm which sold him the Uree. will officiate. chackad for accuracy. . . Use Your Valuable anl, Storrs; Andrew Kelsey, 20 with NU-WOOD ceiling tile ordinances. The major proposal will be served. Hosteeses will be these days of world eruptions, That was when fie (found out Hilltop Ave., Vernon: Peter Phil Exactly What lha Doctor HOMETOWN is to make Prospect St. one way Mrs. Clarence Jaycox, Mrs. Wil changes, and technical and scienti that neither the witeels nor Mrs. Stanley Urbanlk liam McKinney and Mrs. ' Lucy lips, 158 Ludlow Rd.; Mrs. Agnes Ordar^l and wall paneling ^ east between Park St. and Moun fic Innovations. He suggested that the tires were his oWn, He Mrs. Delphtne Pott Urbanlk, 138 tain St. Reid. the Christian Church must unite had unwillingly swapped hia Simpson, 19 Morse Rd. NEWS Hawthorne St., wife of Stanley ADMITTED TODAY; LouU TO- The l»ard of education has ap and revise its principles to meet for another set. Urbanlk, died Saturday at Man Dobin’s Dividend Dollars proved a'ijiew teapher. salary sched St. James Mothers’ Circle will the challenge in the v/orld today. Police went back to the in polskl. West Hartford; Miii. Grace meet Wednesday at 8:16 p.m. at chaster Memorial Hospital after a Phelps. 51 Phelps Rd. ule for the coming year which will "Failure to raise its voice against vestigation. Short illness. ral.se the current $996,214 salary the home of Mrs. John J. Martin, the ojjprcssion o f the Jews during BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh 15 Cedar St. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Urbanlk was bom in Italy ter to Mr and Mra. David Blaney, TUESDAY NIGHT of DOBIN'S.. - . item to about $1,068,000. The in Hitler's regime laid the Christian po.sition with our many fine In and lived in WllUmnnllc for many crease does not include salaries for Mrs. Edward Socha and Mrs. Sam Church open to world criticism," Berkeley Dr.. Vernon; a son to Mr. uel Vinci. surance companlcy and this will years before moving here 11 years and Mra. Biaymond Hickey, 29 an anticipated 16 new teachers said the Rev. Mr. Nezzo. Adding benefit our LaL'jnne-Silverstetn ago. She employed in the needed next year. “ the Christian Church in South O'Leary D r.; a daughter to Mr. and Thee vocational education work clients with an even greater em group department, Aetna Insur America is In a sad situation and Mrs. Alfred J. Kargl, 165 Ferguson or tectechnical institutes, the need for phasis on service,’’ he said. ance Cb., Hartfl^rd, for 85 years, Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mra. Jotui AUCTION STARTS two-year colleges, and experience is not always looked upon as a The local insurance firm will an and was a member, of the Aetna I c y champion of human rights and Anderson, 149 School St.; a daugh Car Brushes Girl with community colleges in Con nounce new personnel changes In Girl's Club and CathMic Ladles of ter to Mr. and Mra. Walter Wadr necticut will ^ discussed at a dignity.. The Communists supply the near future. It was also report Columbus. hell, RFD 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. meeting sponsored by the Service the natives with their daily bread ed. Survivors, besides her husband. John Rlsley, Coventry. TOMORROW NIGHT Crossing Street which appeases their hunger and "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" Bureau for Women’s Organizations b ir t h s -SESTTaRDAY: A aon to wins their support of communism." Regardless of where Thursday from 10:15 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jamcg Perucclo, East A 12-yearK)Id girl received at Centlnel Hill Hall, Hartford. The Rev. Mr. Nezzo called upon Hartford; a daughter to Mr. and your service man or bruises on her left arm and thigh Luncheon reservation.s must be the offlceis and members present Mrs. Prank Roth, l^Hussell Dr., ONLY atthe ifijCVJuulsL A T 9 P.M. woman is stationed, about 8 a.m. today when she made before 5 p.m. tomorrow. The to ponder the responsibility that STARTING Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. the Manchester Eve stepped in front of a car at the discussions are open to all inter had been entnisted to Them, deep David Brennan, New Britain; a son WEST MIDDLE TURN'FIKE a OPEN-SUNDAY ALL DAY intersection of Princeton and Tan ested. en their Insights Into the needs of to Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien, 40 ning Herald can be for ner Sts. the church and broaden their In W EDNESDAY, FEB. 14 Christine D r ,r a son te Mr. and ■ J warded to be at “ Mail Phyllss M. Molava of 141 Tan terests in the church, community A Free Refreshments! Call” regularly with ner St. was on her way to school Four Area Girls and nation. % all th'e hometown news when, police said, she came to the RJehard S. Carpenter was mod WE WILL GIVE intersection, looked north on erator and Mrs. William Minnick people away from Princeton St. but failed to see a Gjet Nurse Caps Take the V/ieee/ out of laundry epeees AFunForAII! and her committee prepared the and add a recreation room at the tame , home are so anxious car, driven by Mrs- Ida B. G r^ b in New London supper. Boy Scouts and Girl to get, of 99 North St., coming from a Scouts ot Center Church served. lime. Forbidding baecfflcnit are trans- A Bring the Family and Friends! southerly direction when stepping formed quickly and inczpcniiycly into into this street to cross. Mrs. G nyb Four girls from Manchester and enjoyable work and play rooms when was slowing down at the time and vicinity received their caps from Hundreds of vcduoble gifts wHI be auctioned off (or Debin's SubscriptiotiM you remodel with Na-Wood. The applied her brakes and skidded the Joseph Lawrence School of Insurance Finn GREEN amazing Ne-Wood tiles and panels ga Dividend Dollars only! Be here . . . and {otn in the fun! Payable in Advance Into the child, police, aaid. No ar Nursing, New London, yesterday rest was made. afternoon. The ceremony was held Forms Subsidiary right up over joists and walls. Each 'HAH. RATES The child was reported resting in St.-Bernard’s High School au- STAMPS it besuiifully predecoraied , .. DON’T FORGET! DOUBLE DOBIN’S at home this afternoon, upon ad (Utoriutp. New London. Na-Wood not only dccorstct. . . it One T e a r ...... $22.00 vice from the family . physician, 'The girls are Miss Katherine George T. LaBonne Jr., presi W ON ALL PURCHASES adds esira intulaiion, Six Months ...... 11.00 and reportedly had only minor Olsaver, daughter of Mrs. John Ol- dent of the La Bonne-Silverstetn Associates, Inc., 153 Main St, helps to sound-proof, lOo! DIVIDEND DOLLARS EVERY TUESDAY Three Months...... 5.S0 bruises and was slightly shaken up. saver, 107 Cambridge St., and the (PHO'TOGRAPHED FROM STOCK) hot water f«y-*e-apply, One M onth ...... i.s5 late John Olsaver: Miss Karen today announced the formation of Come in Wednesday and make N>-Woed Met She did not require hospital treat All merduusdlM to b* metioned on diiptoy In Dobin’# window. W eekly...... ;4s ment, it was reported. McNamara, daughter of Mr. and a new subsidiary operation and your Valentine’s gift pur Beautiful Milk Glass Vase filled with A>C on Hot Wottr Hoofor Is COM be Mrs. Burton McNamara, 200 Wood the acquisition of an existing In fresh Sweetheart Roses, CantaUona and $ ^ . 4 9 chase and receive the famous • dipt, tteplst Star/ thit wttk te mah jmmr tsum m i ayere Telephone MI 3-2711 NINE BODIES FOUND land-St.; Miss Heverly Uebmon, surance agency. Sweet Reas, just as you see it in the 4 TbnM Fmfor oiid Costs Lost The new firm is th,e Dynamics wrtMkU »nd lipahh . . . ter Me m m aiint Circulation Dept. daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Stephen HiyfC Green Stamps at. . . picture. It’s truly "Love In Bloom." SAIQON, South Viet' Nam L. Liebman, R t 44A. Bolton; and Insurance .Associates, which has Complete Solve your hot water problatoa quickly . . . aconomlcally. ■Tie Nu’ Wjml Orcere/er T ilt. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Today! (AP) — Seaohers today fomd Miss Jacqueline Huriey, daughter purchased the insurance agency An A-C Hot Water Heater will guarantee you more' hot the burned and scattered wreck SATURDAY TILL 5:30 P.M. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurley, owned by Barrows and W ^loce, water (xmttouously and at lasa cost than any other aya> DOBIN'S age ot a, Vietnamese mlUtaiy foraieriy of Manchester and now Gireater Hartford real estate firm. C47 transport plane that ap of East Hartford. Dynamics will conduct buaineaa at ORDER YOURS NQW. tem. Call A-C today. Pay with your aaonthfy fuel oil bilL JIanclirBtrr parently carried 10 men--cight 1000 Farmington Ave., West Hart 5 years to pay—« o cariyiiig diaiges. Americans and two Vietnamese U.S. WHEAT FOR POEAND ford. John M Coughlin of Glax- Ample —to death on a leaflet dropping WARSAW, Potend (AF) —^ tonbury will manage- the firm. “ Y ou r MD MONEY DOWH IS MONTHLY Parking mtsslon Sunday..Bodies of nine The American Ship Sister Ka- "Dynamics Insurance Aasocl- Prescription in Area! lEurntns men were found wMi the wrech- ttego artlved nt the Poliak Bal- atea will work in aaaociatioa with Flowen Fashion age In a monatatnous area 80 tie port of Gdynia today with Barrows and Wallace In the fu S t o r i i ^ AMBWICAN COAL COMF>ANy "[ 28 MAIN STREET miles northeast of Saigon. Bes- PHARMACY 88,000 tons o f American whent ture an(| will provide professional one toama assomed tise 10th , ifVEST Bnnnui TREE. AT BBOAD BT. • ^ by MILIKOWSKI yifrralii ' for Palnod. Under an agrawnnt InaUrance earvlea /for that real ’ WEacrTO“ B lW a s«BIKMr __ 696 MAIN 8TREBT—MI 9-MW also perished, despite a report laat Dwiiidiw', Priand agreed aatate f i m ” L a B ou a aaid today, that paraefantos. had b e « seen te bny $44.8 million wnra a t tBenaring mir Toluraa im- oPBir oiAiLT m i. M rJA a suiniiAE x iu .tr Ji. HARTPOIIO Amerienn ftn a prednctei C5 t ill lS'D'I ailclQ j Ql'dl-Cal cStiJ •' •l.'t h" ^ 1 r"i i ^ J,-'., f-'ii'L '%•*.- *-''J^>' ' '- ' C' ' i j • \
MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1962 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M-ANCftESTER. CONN. MONbAl?, FEBRUARY 12, 1962 ------— BUGGS RUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOO^LB ' d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZ36LB P «$ T ! 0 0 AHEAP, eUMBRl VOUCN FC \Back Conservutisnif I'MSOWWYIWLASHEP Glenn’s Orbit Flight 'VOU 3WHEN WE PWOVE SOitRYt SHOOKOPTMB, Anawr » Pwrlww LOCAL'CKCL.MA3DR' U ^ T D S E A Weotherman Soys Lupton Tells GOP ,Tl6«TRbP& Acioas No Space Joy Ride YMLKERAND •BBaaatndIn' rvfceorm* *•' IWhiU.^ ORimataa There are too many Republican leaders who have a ‘‘yes, t«teT)TR/A weUboond but.. •” attitude wh«i ttey mold the party pn«ram. GOP (OoBtImied from Page -One) mMEBACK/ 10 Tardy of beef and vegetables from a tube • ^ w i a d gubiematoTiar Contender John Lupton of Weston told guests and sip water from two flat llFunnarly through a ivedal periaoope. Bach •WNiai 12W*7 lOCtreal ‘ *t a Lincoln dinner Saturday night at the Knights of Colum- squeeze bottles.' WE CARRY... ISSwMr 20Oraatatt lius Homo* . . glaaeo wUl afford a stunning pan The astronaut also plans periods iTHUte Ta- _ MWInjMhiyid 33Plataaat OOP leedor* ton him. ha ooid, oramic view stretching 1,800 of exercise, pulling on a device de UfTndi Mtsd waatbar convention who vrill say "yis,- aa^oops/j MlUiwnl rock they a^ree with him that tome> mUea. Or ho can narrow the per- scribed as a king-sii;e rubber band. S. S. PlEltOlE • 1«M Ay mrnt 33 Threw thioR abould ho done to lower tax- and . . .” to his proposals, rather T M. (M. AM. •*. ITBinbilttoolg 24 State than “ yes, but . . ." tecope .'View to 80 miles square. A After each exercise period he 'will \ UPutlNKk 25 Cube, at 34rMdomdaetar 43Canm«“ »» ea to reduce the atato debt, to 'To- take a blood pressure reading, then FAMOUS FOODS X M FNaA paiiita' potetoea 35Whlrtwind 44ltnat^ turn to the aell reliant atandarda" The four persons arho bars the camera mounted near his right rest two minutes and take another SLScottidirlm 30Be((ed 3TRepttttii(ath« , dliedleoo endorsement of the executive com hand \^'iU enable him to snap pic reading. BY V. T. HAMLIN SSDttttrt OSCHWtte ofpW- mittee 'of the town committee flkM.Y OOP aiajvnrct 37 Pint man (Bib.) However, they no aooner aay tures through the periscope. Ho Medical men, who will monitor WttHts Fqrm Woqen 23WMIN>lnter SSDapartad 408teln ooPottaa. ^ were present among the 103 guests OlTaaaa cily OTXlndotOfli thev agree, than they add, “Tea, will try to Identify earth land every second of his flight electroni JBFFERSONv ANDHELOOteS tSCOR^ 29 Work unite at the dinner. ‘ marks, such as ri'vers. deserts, irrTLE\ EH?ro and \UKCHEt> l»/. S O E i^ \ 31 Plant 43HtbcewnMaUi OOBmplay hut . . he aald cally, feel weightless periods of Country Storo '3 h SAY VDUNGiSK,] seoooo 31 Narrow ent instead of molding a ptxigtam Town Oialnnan John F. ShM mountains. several days or weeks might rob a THAT'S ToaA A id BAT/ 32 Battle i r r r 1 1 r I- 1 K I f that would titter the voter an al Jr., who la also the campaign man If a malfunction occurs in the spaceman of his muscle tone, make ROUTE 88—Ml 9-1669 NEAT' TENDER 33 Dry, at wine ager for candidate Edwin May Jr, Strortune teller II It ternative to the Democratic pro spacecraft, he will switch to a him flabby. They say exercises, like tubat/ r r cram of Bovemment aervicea at was one of (he four, in fact, was backup system. If the satellite Glenn’s, may be necessary on long TALCOTTVUXE, CONN. SSnaror toastmaster of the affair. The oth 36 Handled IB II It hi»h coaU to the taxpayer, he clock fails to signal firing of the space jaunts. HI iki 3Snechy fruHt gaid. GOP leaders pitch their er three delegates listening were spacecraft reverse rockets near 3BRamble IT 1 thinking to the mob. SUte RepreaenUUve A. Lawrence the end of flight, he will fire them 40 KnisM't title Hiker, Mrs. Harlan Ikylor and 41Baln----- “Some word like the maasee’ manually. !^l comes ouL ‘Will the maaeea go for Mrs. Truman Crandall. . A t times, Glenn wiU mpve the 44 Loud apeaker • Made Stand a ea r 4BArablaa (n il B" w ft ■ n jt?” ’ he aaW. •• attitude control stick to roil his 40 Sboebonean BOlUlT SO ItD BE tender. PartiMAlIka The production will be staged at GOP and Democratic programs for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. of all undergraduates majoring in of 30,000 feet to see If Glenn can ENOUGH Manchester High School May 4 At Yale yesterday, Richard P. engineering, to 6 per* cent last spy them. . WMNG are so alike "that It takea a poUtt Sales Curb Trial cal science graduate student to tell and 5 under the sponsorship of the Powell, associate professor of eco fall from 6.5 per cent in 1960 and Glenn Is scheduled to eat twlcs lOHUS -fOEAT the difference,” he said. * Manchester Lions Club. nomics and director p t graduate 7.1 per cent in 1959. during the mission, as he approach Starts Tomorrow studies in economics, said Pry 4— A decline in bachelor de OUR PET Lupton aald he dltteroa from the Casting has been completed, but es the West Coast of the United or’s trip to Eaot'Berlin was "fully grees in engineering, to 35,900 in States on his first orbit and over RONNIE BY JOE CAMPKELL PARROT. other Republican gubernatorial con HARTFORD (AP)—The test anyone interested in joining the tenders Eklwln May Jr., John Alsiop, consistent wltb his research objec 1960-61 from 37,800 in 1958^0 Australia on the second. He will **§. U. S. Pit. oo« chorus may report for a 'brief try tives.” MON., TUES. IW ID . NOV4 IMMCRE P M«N*wIm iMiliili, IwD. snd Newman ManiUua. case to determine If authorities can out Thursday evening. Rehearsals and 38,100 in 1958-69, ^ squeexe a baby food-type mixture n BUYS Pryor is due to return to Yale THAT BRACE AND The other candidates f n e that prevent sale of the controversial are scheduled on Monday and B IT GO ? - the Way to ato]^ the exodug of In In June to receive his doctorate Henry Miller novel, "Tropic of Thursday evenings of each week. In economics. dustry from the etate la to Improve Cancer," In Connecticut la sched Miss Martha White Is director of state servicea, he said. PoweU said Pryor had prepared the group, and Miss Gall Creigh his doctoral thesis on the intrastate Ma n c h e s t e r .-6te. "They aSy we've got to get Indus, uled to start tomorrow In Superior ton, accompanist. FLETCHER CLASS CO. I try, and stimulate growth, but they Court. trade ot the Communist bloc, and Mitchell Taklhg the lead role as Princess was developing it for possible mag- H Shoulder don't aay'where. They aay better Defendant in the criminal trial Ida will be June Yeomans Park azlna publication. 188 WEST m id d l e ; TURNPIKE e-1819 . roads, better schools, will draw hi' will be Trumbull Huntington, own who portrayed Yum-Yum In last dustry "Ho waa a bright, good econo er of Huntington’s Book Stores In year’s produotlon of 'The Mikado.” mist," PoweU said. "I don't ques Bret Bagby, who played Nanki- CORNER DURANT HT. ' ^ FotWUMSAtUWCrBP/ “It can't be done. Industry Hartford, West Hartford and Mid tion the legitimacy of his research. doesn’t go to South Garolina for dletown. > Poo Ihst season, vrill appear as Hilagiop, the princess' suitor. It was thoroughly scholarly in better schools, better roads. They He is charged with violating Sec character." LARGER QUAIITERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! (0 to get a situation where they tion 53-243 of the General Statutes, Hal Harrison, veteran of many Timothy Rtce, an economics m- PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING " s t e a k can compete with induatriea to pertaining to obscene literature Gilbert and Sullivan productions, is structor who said he waa a good Puerto Rico, Oermany, Japan.” and pictures. Maximum pen^ty cast as King/^ildebrand, Hilarion's . c3sl«bc. Lupton said that he and his upon conviction is two years in friend of Pfyor, described Piyor AUTO GLASS INSTALLED »watWL>»Tjtnmi>n.aa.ea . Z-/Z father. John C. Beggs and Robert aa a "tremendous extrovert" who forces would "cut the coat o f gov stats prison and a 91,000 fine. Gordon Jr. will appear /as [LONDON BROIL] ernment." was too gregarious to be a good GLASS FURNITURE TOPS '‘We’ve been expeotine you to visit f6r a long time. The trial Is expected to be held Hilarion's friends In several esca spy. He said, '^ e are not going tc without a jury before Judge Frank pades. JUDD SAXON HY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Aunt Gladys! All wedc Mom and me having been Tjalling C. Koopmans, professor look for- what we can do for the Covello. State's Atty. John D. La- MIRRORS (Firoploc* and Doer) polishing up giaetes and silver and my manners!" Richard Berggren, Walter Hill of economics, said Pryor was "an J ust as jupp scoops up UNCONSCIOUS people." Ba|le and A sst State's Atty. J. and A1 cross will appear as Arse, PICTURE FRAMING (oK typM) 6LENNA HI THE ROOF COLLAPSES He aald he and his forces would |R4^ Murphy Will prosecute and articulate boy whose grades were Heavy, Western Guron- and Scynthtus, soVis of very good." He aald he was dis look for what they could shave in Atty. Joseph F. Skellsy Jr. of Gama. Pat Scott 'will portray Lady government apeniUng, what serv Hartford will dOfond. mayed when he heard of the es WINDOW cvid PLATE GLASS LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Blanche, with Elizabeth Tyrol as pionage charges. Corn-Fed Steer Beef ices could be cut, including the .The case is tha latest o f several Lady Psyche and Wills Stanford “sentimental attitude toward wel . OONTBACroaS:. WB HAVE IN STOUR ; that cropped up In various parts as Melissa. 89 .A l m ^ ; m i (’ a ’ ^ fare.’’ of the United States after the kUI- Louise Withey la designing cos MEMCINE CAJHNETS and SHOWER DOORS "Everybody thinks education is ler novel appeared last fal) In a 95- tumes, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ribicoff Bares sacrosanct," he said. Since 1950 cent cover edition. Strum are in charge of stage sets. OPEN 8A T U R pA Y »—OPEN THURSDAY EVBNTNO there has been a jump ot 90 per An earlier gXM hard cover edi The production, which nos a BSITMATES OLAPLY GIVEN cent jn the Mate’s school popula tion attracted little attention from medieval setting, consists of three Data on Drop 7 tion, he aald, hut In the same In the authorities and remained on acta. BUI Park la acting as stage Canned Hum terim there haa beejv a jump of ISO the best seller lists for many manager, and 0 , E. Stanford, busi per cent In the administration of In Engineering Ce»r. ‘U »on1 Fee^.M Cerp. ness manager. FULLY COOKED DA-WeitdlU^lloaB. education. LASt Oct. 20, LaBelle disclos dren betog graduated from high deemed necessary it should be tak He said the broad cast of Ameri R ir MEANS, I BOY, e. DROWNED wt coaiD owhnt otiw iS2 w e n s Y / K n n i c»a iroyr. school to& y don’t believe In 'free en pn a statewide rather than ca’s educatkxial system still is far DERMATOLOGIST? CAP'N JOHN'S - FROZEN FRIED THE COMMIES' PEMOtlSt«iinON SEEMS 10 HAVE FRUEP, ATlEASrTMIOlPTHAT ^ A B ‘WOSBr M e n DcesTHATMfAN? e .e r f i r c t , OEHONinwnoii toAwmEvuMWE m tj ( avook otawiKnimwfi SAWYER. THEYVE SCRUBEED IT. PERHAPS '|DUR FII4HT enterprise, he eaid, and a large piecemeal basis. PLAINVUi® (Alp)—A 9-year- ahead of the Soviet Union. HEmlERinoOHIUlASAKI 6RABBIES! old boy drowned in the Pequabuck "But with our tremendous re- 10 oz ' wowtuwi HOdl.'^ TP RESCUE THE TWO JAPAHESE HAS HAP MORE FAR- HOR T IE COMMUNIST AND Kl&S THE b e c k e-R A B ?! percentage believe that only em A United front failto to devel i.REACMINa COHSEQUEHCES -niAH WE AHnClFHrlEPi , PROFESSOR, DR. MMKI, ployers benefit from the Installa op, however, and a few days later River yesterday while a family souroM and our fantastic know- A physician, who, after much additional study, PKGS o u r Of=^ THEM I TfIATs -WHAt I Fish Sticks TOOKHARnMIRVlNfi tion of new machinca in industry. LaiBelle made a public announce gathering waa taking place at his hew, we must ask ourselves in all specializes on the diagnosis and treatment of dis fairness why we have allowed our TO OR&ANIZETHE GOP leaders should remembm ment, alone, that he deemed the home a quarter of a mile away. eases of the skin, is a Dermatologist. STATION Police said Gordon Paradis, son educational effort In the crucial DCMCMSTRATION. that parents who are reluctant to book actionable, SPECIAL ALL WEEK! "T qiank Junior, who would rather ofj Mr. and Mrs. Alvo Paradis. 95 field of engineering to drift," he When your skin problem la unusually difficult ' He gave stores a deadline to re Forestville Ave., fell into the riv sold. have a teacher do their work for move the book from sale or face to cure, your own physician may recommend ^-REGULARLY 59c-SAVI 20e them, are not the rulers' ot the er when a makeshift raft carry Ribicoff said the' latest engineer that you need additional help. Should he do so, country, he said. prosecution. After -that police in ing him and a cousin overtym- ing survey by the Office of Educa follow his ..advice. There are few :^in troubles LARGE 8-INCH various .Hartford County commu- tion showed: which cannot bo relieved or cured.. Many are so 1 LB 8 OZ SIZE EA OT OOP Obb Win nltlss began checking the -stores. The Rmublioan party can win The couifln, Victor Paradis, 10, 1— Freshman engineering enroll complex they require a specialist. Huntington withdrew the book of 383 Middle St.. New BriUin, ments were just under 67i000 last JANE"PARKER - SAVE 4c in OonnecCleut if It has a governor from, sale at the tline of the dead •M Mae Vwt ME hue who does not aasume that the lead was pulled out-of the water by an fall—about the same aa 1960 and •fwfcateS fcua. a Piwe*_ line. Then, on Nov. 1, It was put other cousin, Gary Garlpi, 26, of 10<) fewer than 1959. ers of labor organisations, the on display again .In hts Hartford YOUR DOerroR CAN PHONE US when you teachers and welfare departments Milford. 2— A decHne In percentage of store.' His arrest on a bench war ' need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If Buttermilk Bread' loaf°^ 25*^ do not speak for all the m*»>her8 Police said the boys were tellng freMimen engineering enrollments, MUR'TY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI rant followed. an CINNAMON of their organixationo, he aald. without extra charge. A great many prople en AIICKEY FINN Re urged that aomethlng be The charge was that Hunting- BY LANK I.EON4RC 6K0HlPeTO WriH EUZ^ETHTCYIOR ton had vioiatsd the law by offer trust us with their prescriptions. May we com- CRie^Tm done about the “wall-to-wall ixiund yours? —SO I L’EANEOOVER THE T H EB B e C U E / AND RIDE INTO A9THeFDOOLB,ANO mediocrity" In the state aervlce. ing to sell a book '‘containing ob Donuts SAVE6C DOZ EDGE AND VELLEDTHREE eetLITIFUL RRINCB56, A ' CHAOENtaNGTHE THe-SUNEET BAGILRATHB0Ne A 6 "We don’t lose the labor vote In scene, Indecent or impure lan IT WAS DIFFERENT THAN ANy \ HEAR I TI/AES— FReNCW RDODCe H a o BLACK KNK2HT WITH THE BAIR , THE BULLDO©... Connecticut, because we havm ’t guage." 48 AT REGULAR PRICE, 16 AT Ic OF Wy OTHER DREAMS.PHIL/ CAm\€IN AReAtOTE TDAdOOSi; r FRiNaBi9e..waM./ had it in recent years," he said. Huntington Issued a statement KENNa-BY THE VHiAINOUS VANQUEHHIM WHAT A MOVIE Rank and file members of the saying the state seemed to be "em B u a c o e B w a c KNkSHT... EA 6(L'/... state labor force "know they can, barking on a form of censorship" rn M a rH Our Own tea Bags oTm rrVMOULDMAKE. and that he was "challsnging the follow their loaders right out the Prescription Pharmacy ICAN«6EIT window,” said Lupton, "to South right of the state to stop distri GUARANTEE - VALENTINE NOW... Capoiina.” bution of *nie Tropic of Cancer* 901 Main Street—MI 8-5321 It la time, he aald, not to put on In the m'ost clearcut way" ha knew. the brakes on state spending, "but Major queation to bo decided is Chocolates to turn the ship around." what tost la to be used In Con He concluded his talk by say necticut to determine whether a ing he hoped there wotild be dele book contain^ "obscene, indecent or /ti/tSm .4..^ gates from Manchtoter to tha state impure langiwge." ^j3_wnua,«ai.ii». Tjt.e,uj,HiL«e
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I t h ^een Manor Quiritet Sweeps Pair Herald Angle Rockville Set for Unbeaten Plainvllle Tuesday B y EAKL YOBT Indians End Sports Editor Mike Mole tlMass Sparkplug, Rockyille and Alfano’s HUNTING B e a tty ’s Mile Record Rivals Breathe Easier Sunday Wiatklne won throe gomee Slate Friday start 6f another Week and, os agaiiwt the Weet sidoa, wito any often repeated, I know of no bet MTorU, which afidod to the team’s Ninth and 10th Victims lead in the American League In Road Test Play UConn Tuesday Night As Pah|ier Plans Rest ter way than to Join my tamUy standings. Seen Fa on East Coast (or on early morning Moss . . . i _ Ice skatlnt woe good, for the early By PRANl^CLINE Another busy weekend found Green Manor’s busy quintet W ednciday ■130STON (A P ) — MfiSSa-^l^ney thinks the Friars will land.aan improving club with lero sub. FISHING This wepk, ha’U go to the N«w< > It. was the fourth record since morning hours, but by the tim »4 chalking up two more victories to remain undefeat^. Satur Los Angelw (A ^ — PHOENlX; Arif., (AP)—Golfb No, 1 miracle-maker, Ar was ready I to lace on my akates' - Don Berger, Rockville’s man of Can Rockville High’s 11-7 chusetU and Mike>rMole ap fl’guring sixth-ranked Duquesne •titoitng. The starting .five finds Beatty, the wor)^ first in- York A.C, Gamas, then a wsek Jan. 37 for the 19W Olympic many^talenU, stopped to chat dur basketball quintet, needing a and Villanova will get the avail sophomore Ed Slomcenski (6-10) day night the Manormen visited Rockville to play the Rock \ later will ntn la the Nathmal AAU nold Palmer, 1 6 ffoing to play only one tournament in the next the ice softened with tempera pear to form the winning tick Games 800-meter olMUnplon, who ing a n ^ lc e vlOit Ond we diocussed able NCAA spots. at center surrounded by Lenny yille City league All-Stars in a March of Dimes contest and STRICTLY F(m THE BIRDS -door four-mhju^ miler, w in Indoor meet, also in New. Yortc. looks like a powerful baUback. He five weeks, much to the pleasure of his fellow pros- The long- tures rising . . . Several small pair of victories in its final et in the Yankee Conference Snowbound covers spell trouM run in N e w a r k the next two Jobs required immediate attention voneybail, Don being one of the two outings to qualify for the Holy Cross (14-3), (Mttooored in Carlson and Andy Czucfwy (both triumphed, 83-63. Last night at the'' He’ll run the mde In both meets. ran a 3:54.4 outdoor mile that day, driving Miami, EUt, pro has said for some time he needs a men behind the sport in his home baaketball race. Chief opposi 6-0), Dom Perno (6-1) and Gerry for quail, partridge and rin gj^ k s Beatty, only flve-feet-eix and 138 ^ the home front and these were field goals 30-26, converted 24 of Community Y the contractors w e^ s, Aiid because he’ll be then followed a wedt later wUh a rest After his p^tirmance In thoh town, "I was dlssppolntsd,” Don state schoolboy Class B Tour tion comes from the Connecti 33 free throws to hand Syracuse Manning (6-6). Slomcenakl because spread grain can be. blown pounds, (iliohed off quartar-mUaa of accomplished before heading for a whipped Torrington’s Alfano's, SS a wayw orn home, the dark- 1:48.1 880 yardta and 1:44.8 800 $38,000 IHioenlx Open many rivals said, "when I watched the match nament, roll up the decisive cut delegation. Votes will be KS 22nd consecutive loss, 76-6?, grabbed 23 rebounds and scored away or covered by new snow. Try 8«.l, 60A, 81.6 and 87.7 aa hie aped meters. ride into the country . . . Visit 73, in a Farmington Valley League hairM 27-year-old North Carp- agree. between Watkins snd Civitan. The points or will they come up 'with counted tomorrow night at Storrs. Sa,turday night as the Crusaders, 16 points in the victorj’ over ’Ver tussle. The-wins were the ninth, and this: Mix cracked com or seed in along, the 160-yard board track. with friends helped mark a day peanut butter and paste on low graduate might even better his Other Marks FUI Palmer won his second stmight away from, the aporta beat and league is now refined. 1 came "snake-eyes’* and join the other A sweep of Maine by 65-54 and too, advanced their tournament mont. 10th of the winter. eW American indoOr record of He uaed Laazlo Tabori and Jim Snell’s countryman, Murray Hal- Phoenix title with a 72-hole Kore down to see how you switched po area schools on the sidelines when Brilliant Bockcourt limbs or tree trunks. It won't blow Grella for pkce aettera during the the cloaSat I came to any sport 72-86 scores over the weekend hopes. Jack (The Shot) Foley 8:88.9, . berg, won the two-mlle Saturday In o f 369, Just one stroke off the sitions effectively” ' Don learned the hoop derby starte later this scored 29 points. A brilliant backcoiirt perform STANDINGS away and the birds can easily (hip flrat three-quarters, then 'Hook ing event waa to read the latest leaves Massachusetts an inalde off a meal even In coldest weather. Running with planned precision 8:42.8, more than eight seconds off course record. His nearest cont- issue ot 6port magazine. that a majority of team managers month? track to its first championship and Foley, ranked third nationally ance by Chuck Chevalier, a Bob W. L. Pet. and the helpful pacing o f ‘ teasn- off” In a race that "went right his own Indoor record. petitors were 13 strokes off the Cousy protege,' featured Boston ■ 4 1 , ^ If you're building game bird voted to disallow this practice, on NCAA Tournament berth. in scoring, outshot the No. 2 man, MANCHESTER ...1 shelters for the winter^ 'remember maiteh from the' Los Angeles Track according to plan.’> Gary Gubner, the massive 19- pace. which 1s contrary to the rule book CENTRAL VALLEY LEAGUE Behind the Redmen’s 6-1 mark, College’s 84-77 t r 1 u m p h over Plainvllle ...... 3 .7^7 M onday Nick Workman, 36-26 when the that hawk and ow l^ ed a tors are Chib, Beatty broke R m Delany’a Despite hia brilliant performance year-old New York University ahot- The 'Victory margin was also the . . It’s getting to be that time Standings streaking Connecticut won its sev Croas rapped Seton Hall, 111-84, Georgetown Saturday night. Windsor. Locks 3 -700 three-yeaT'^ld mark o f 4:01.4 Sat- before a packed iwuse of )3,134, Two notes of thanks arrived at Chevalier, whose 22 points matched hungfry too. Keep foofs low, and puttsr, bettered Parry O’Brien's la r^ t ever for a PGA event the desk, a rariety, oiie each from again, the chicken and spaghetti W. L. Pet. enth straight game fn a 91-57 run last Wiednesday. Torrlngton ...... open the shelter'on three sides to utyiay at the L os. Angelcw 'nmes BeeMy wta only a narrow "Athlete ‘M y driving waa by far the away over Vermont and now is those of teammate Bill Donovan, listed indoor record vrith an effort Norm vainer Ond Paul Ctorrenti banquet season, and numerous re- Plainvllle ...... 10 0 1.000 Nears Record Newington ...... foil stalking tats and foxes. In Indoor Games. of the Meet" winner over New of 63-feet, eight inches. Ekit Oub- greatest reason for As big mar quests haVe been receved during Glastonbury ...... 8 S .727 tied with Rhode Island In the run- stole the bail 12 times, had nine Meriden ...... Beatty has n y i 3:88.0 outdoors, Zealand’s Peter Snell, 'who set an who succesOfuUy staged successful Williams went 2-0 in the Little snow country, locate. under heavy ner has a pending record gin,” Palmer said aa he pocketed the past few days. Since November Newington ...... 7 S .700 nerup poaltion (4-2), Three, beating Amherst, 74-64. It assists and granted four rebounds. Southington ... low-hangfihg evergreens to prevent so his performance was not a Indoor mark for 1,000 yards. the $8,800 top money. "Those l&ng bowling tourneys on the weekend at Mole Is the senior playmaker. Quinnipiac clinched a first ploca of 63-10)4, 8K inches beyond I have accepted but a few, If all ROCKVILLE ...... 5 5 JSOO was the ninth stralglit Little Three Winsted ...... burying. shock. &it later he admitted: Snell led from gun to tap# aa. Irons came through for me sev the Y and Holiday Lanes respec ■cholastically ineligible the first tie in the Southern New England O’Brien’s standard. tively, More than spectators were taken I would be out at least Windsor ...... 3 7 .300 triumph for the 6^hs (14-2) and Hartford ...... '^AKE TIP, ICE FISHERMEN! '’Being here in Los Angeles and he powered to a 2:06.0, 1.9 aec- Gubner got off a practice heave eral times. 1,000 three nights a week, a practice I Southington 9...... 2 9 .182 term, whoae return has overnight Coastal Conference by downing Wethersfield ... Shanty ire fishermen, snug and having to run in Los Armies it’s onda tmdar Eniie Cunliffe'a for viewed the duckplnners Sunday af turn^ Massachusetts into a potent their 17th consecutive victory estimated by Judges at 66-10. And "But now I need a rest,” he ternoon and evening at the Holiday have abandoned in recent years, Middletown ...... 2 10 .167 Stonehill, 68-46, InJury-rlddled warm next to their stove, can hard sometimes to get ready. mer American indoor standard. force. The Redmen have won all overall at home. While Don Voor- Brown broke its wlnle.ss Ivy rec he fouled on a throw post 66 feet sighed. Lanes, many of the nation’s best home life being far more import hees 'was high point man with 23. Sunday night—it was Buzz snooze off In oonfldenoe If they There’s no different routine. I get Snell sped past the 880-yard Steve Haas of Occidental ran his The rast can’t hurt him finan ant . . Teamed up wltli Jimmy That’s the question in the minds five games- since Mole took the ord by upsetting both Harvard and Keeney's field goal shooting and attach their lines to one of the imsil pinners being in scUon controls. If Massacliusetts Is to be Bob Mahland’s 14 left him Just 17 iq>, get out of bed and there’s flag In 1:80.2, an unofllclal one- tory’s third-fastest Indoor 500— cially either.' The 32-year-old gold Mildred Hansen, secretary of the Murray at night at a nearby col of a lot of Windy City cage fol Dartmouth over the weekend and Dan Pinto's foul-conversions that kid’s New Year’s Eve spring- nothing differeitt going on. tenth under Am ie So'weU’s Ameri stopped, Connecticut must do it shy of Jeff Morton’s school career — amid rumors Coach Doggie Juli 86.8. And Jack Yerman, former en boy is golfdom's third greatest . West Side Mixed Doubles League, lege and enjoyed both Jim’s com lowers as they await the Rams Bcoring record of 1,179 points. were the margin ' of victory as wound noise makers. If you sleep "■When I go out of town H’s en can indoor record. Snell won’t get Clalifomla quarter-mller, upse't Ja money winner with total earnings pany and work on the basketball final two regular season starts. on ilr home court tomorrow night. an wo\ild resign at season’s end— Green Manor kept sole possession through the screech you deserve to w'ss a 'Visitor at the desk and when Colby, which toyed with Coast St. Anselm’s (11-2) ax>n its sev tirely different. You’re going the 880 record since no Onlsh tape maican George Kerr In a 1:10.2 o f $276,754.76. He Is only $7,200 she, too, said thanks for a past, front. Jim is one of the best, with Coach John Canavpri’s cagers Dartmouth dropped a pair of Ivy of first place in the Farmington miss the strike. somewhere and you know why.” was there. 600-yard run. ’ have a real tartar in their home Guard. 76-49, Saturday night, enth straight against collegiete op- tests. short of Gary MiddlecofTs career favor I was flying In the clouds — out any question, referees in New poeltlon, 92-81 over New Hamp Valley League. A fast start found If your Ingenuity matches your den Tuesday night at 8 o'clock clinched at. least a tie for <• the Rhode Island look an 88-62 total and $9,000 behind Doug Ford. three thank youf in one day was England . . Home late but satl-fled shire while enhancing its stock for the local quintet off to 31-22 ad' aUlity to circumvent work, mount Palmer plans to play next in the with a good night's work. when they host powerful Plain Main State series crown earlier in pasting at St. Bonaventure, MIT er, Gearn^argati, leading scorer an old hleycle wheel, sans Dre, in overwhelming. .. Before 8 o’clock, the week with a 70-59 verdict over regional small college NCAA vwttage but Torrington was not to Baton R o u n Open, where he is >fn Conran, coach, manager, vllle. The Central Valley League pulled to within one of its all time be denied as they came back with WfllimanUc several seasons your shanty or on a sled frame. A Calm, Sedate Attitude Rules Meeting 1 Bates. St. Michael’s has done the Tournament selection. Williams’ of- defending champion. ..^corekeeper and reserve player Thursday champs have rolled up 19 in a row winning streak of nine (1923) strong on Ed Soja'a and Dick ago./and Bowling Green’s Dick spin of the wheel hauls In the line and will be gunning for an unbeat same in Vermont. fiolals have entered an agreement whipping Lowell Tech, 80-60, while Abtie kept the game close through for rebaltlng or inspection. Chance for Others / ” with Green Manor’s basketball Green light for the annual swing Yale turned back Dartmouth, 77- prohibiting post-season play. Smedick% fine shooting. The half This will give other pros mak team, visited with word on the en season to offset Rockville’s JAM SESSION— Eyes on the puck, players grimace as senior Dsve Koch of Wichita ex ended with'Manchester in front 43- the first three periods for the All- WORMS ON THE CUFF around the baseball camps of ma 68, and Harvard by the same Mole, a slick performer from ing the annual winter tour a weekend eiftres. The Manors, head jor league teams in training in tourney hopes. If. the Rams can they hit the wall in a shower of i<» spray at Madison tended his school career record 44. Stars but ran out of gras with the A srwitch to warmer climes and get by the high flj^ng Blue Devils, count 24 hours earlier to keep pace Pittsfield, Mass., selected to second point total. Contractors pulling out all stops AAU and NCAA Agreement Looms fiance to pocket the big diangs in ing tor another title, are undefeated Florida was received today. Bar Force Mistakes . .. times! Ehrer wonder how to do a they will have to start to top Wind Square Garden in New York. In the foreground are Doug with Cornell atop the Ivv League team All-Conference honors a,year Races at a glance; for the win. little worm fishing when you the Tucson, New Orleans, Pensa after eight games .. Manchester ring unforSeen circumstances, the standings. The teams collide Fri ago, has lent his know-how to the The third canto found the'Manor- cola and St. Petersburg events. High swimming coach, Dick Sol. sor Friday night to squeeze under Harvey, left, of the Rangers and the Canadiens’ Lou Fon- YANKEE (XINFERENCE — Moriarty, Pinto and Qyr with can’t find a can to keep ’em In. Chicago (AP)—Hopes wereflf a resolution U not reached^an agreement' day of departure will be after the day night in New Haven. Maenaohusetts attack. Previously, men, on the play bf Jjm Glenney He tucked away the Phoenix Isnek, was another visitor in the midway point in the month of the tournament qualifications wire. tinato. Mass. 6-1, Conn, and R.I. 4-2, Maine 18 points apiece, plus Keeney's 15, Solution; Let them wander around soon. Neither side is in favor of Since both sides were sworn to Notch Closer the pressure was all on 9-8 sopho 3-4, Vt. 2-6, N.H. 1-9, Games this and Dave Turkingtm, erecting, a high that some sort of Rn ' tourney with a flve-under-par 66, s.m. with weekend swim reeulta March. By that time, the man Providence (19-4) moved anoth six-point spread. In'A rough fourth were tops for the Manormen while the cuffs of your pants, this. secrecy as, to what developed at COIL STANDINO.S more Pete Bernard Is playmaker. week: Tues.->-Masa, at Conn., N,H. McGrath, BelUngheri and Dargati, agreement will be reached to his el^th sub-par round In hk Talked hockey with Fred Poet, fine agers have a good idea who they er notch closer to a tournament in quatter the 'Tpin Oonran-coached EAT AND RUN The AA'U is the controlling yesterday's meeting, there Was no last nine. In fact, Palmer has gone W. L. Pet. "Let 'em catch us now,” is lira at Vt. FVl.—R l. at N.H. Sat.— with 12 each, starred for Rockville. Middletown Press spOrts editor, and win keep and many of the play vitation by beating Assumption, club took adysmtage of the charity For a fast break from the camp day in the power battle be Ixxly oC the United States’ inter official word other than a state up to par only once In the past Bristol E astern ...... 13 1 .929 challenge l^irled by Coach Matt Mass, at Vt.. R.I. at Maine. basketball with Pat Bolduc, Hart ers who reported the spring train 56-42, at its own possession game. tosses and-^opened up a lO-point fire, without the thought of dirty tween the Amateur Athletic national athletic endeavors. The ment by Wilson saying the meet two tournaments, and tiUs came Bristol Central ...... 13 1 .929 UConn Five Impresses, Zunic. "T iq j is the find time IVY LEAGUE — Ysle and CJor- NCAA is seeking representation ford Courant echolastlc ai>orts ing have been sent to farm clubs. The Friars' 10th straight victory difference with five minutes left. Three Hour Winners pans to slack your concentration Union and the National Col- ings 'Will resume tomorrow and the on the third round of the Phoenix editor .. Basketball officials’ meet MANCHESTER ...... 8 7 .53.7 Massachusetts^, has been able to nell 7-1, Penn 9-3, Princeton 4-4, of weightier problems, leave pots in this field. "Discussions were held In a friend Then too, in recent years, the found Jim Hadnot and John look toward the championship on Bill Fortin and Dom Pinto were ie^ate Athletic Aasoclation. runaway. ing at night took me to Central Wethersfield ...... 7 7 .500 Thompton combining for 33 points Dartmouth and Harvard 3-9, Brown put Into the game and controlled DAYTONA BEIACH, Fla. (AP) on the lire filled with soonrtng How much power the NCAA is ly atmosphere and I feel that a Palmer, a swinger who worries I State with Gene Sturgeon my pas heaviest mow storms of the sea- Hall ...... 6 8 .429 its ovvn — without requiring help 2-6, Columbia 1-7. Games this The warring groups opened a seeking Is not really known. If soi. have occurred in late March and 22 rebounds. In a m»Jor New from some other league team. the baU making thd Alfano’s com —t^uick-thinklng Dan Gurney and powder and a little water. By the great deal wa« accomplished'in about results later, never was seri ARNOLD PALMBB senger. Fine turnout, (ncluding Piatt ...... 6 9 .337 Set for UMass Invasion England showdown, the same pair week; Fri.—Columbia at Brown, time you return, a flick of a wipe two-day meeting T ...... 7 2-2 16 "They were so cloee,” said one in its finale Friday. A victory oyer any kind," said one Informant. "I Johns. Johnson, Buddy Amato and Ed out crowd of 4,506, the two rivals Perno during the first 20 minutes. admits ” If we get invited to the "W e’re in good position now,” Thurs. — St. Francis at Holy Conran ...... 1 (H) 3 guess both sides realize they must source, "that you actually take the the Eagles would also enable the The towering Naugatuck lad fin Johns carried the ball for the Clay Says He’s Human Batagowski .. Home at a respect- Friday Indians (8-7) to conclude their cla,shed again. TTiis time, UConn NCAA Tournament, we’d almost counters CoTwiectlcut Coach Hugh Cross.. Totale ...... 36 11-13 83 Longer Schedules, More Travel reach an agreement or run into matter in hand and solve it. But NCAA crowd much of the time. able hour. came off the polished court with a ished with 23 rebounds and 16 have to accept. Naturally, if we Greer. "If we don’t aln the title Sat.—Conn, at Holy Cross, BU BockvUle All*8tare (69) trouble with the government.” nothing was done. They both "Everything all right?” a smil campaign with a winning record points. Comey scored all his 19 B. Both groups planned to hold in Coach Phil Hyde’s first year as 34-point victory spread, 91-;S7, don’t we’re Intereated In the NIT.” we don’t deserve It." at Providence, BC at Fordliam. Bt. F. Pta. The federal goventmont has realize something has to be done thedr . own meetings before the ing John Rogers Sr., asked as he pointa in the final half when re Bllnn ...... 2 2-2 6 Tuesday arrived at the desk. The squire of head coach. After the first three minutes, Providence 1s the 'NIT defending Despite multltple losses through Michael's at Lemoyne, Assump F rey ...... 1 (H) 2 Cuts Careers, Declares Cousy threatened to step, into the battle and we’re all hoping they’ll reach general session today. serves flooded the playing surface. champion end that’s where Mul- Ineligibility, Connecticut has been tion at Fairfield. Abeie ...... B 0-0 10 After Cutting Down Foe Mall bag contained a letter from Bolton, visited for the first time With 14 victories in 16 itarts. Vermont was sadly outclassed. It Vermont waa able to score but Nadalkl ...... 0 (H) 0 I>e Silverstein ’n Sarasota, Fla., in months. Two of his sons. A1 and Ehut Catholic’s fine quintet will was strictly no contest as Coach one basket in the first seven min McGrath ...... 6 o-(5 12 with an invite to dlaner in the Sun John, were fine football players st Hugh Greer’s charges, propping Knapp ...... 0 0-0 n BOSTON (AP) — Bob Oousy^and game high scorer Tommy get two real stiff tests this wv:ek utes of the second half. Dargati ...... s 3-5 13 NEW YORK (A P )— Cassius Clay must be developing an shine a t y next i^onth when I visit Mfuichester High and later in col in their final games of the year. for the Massachusetts game Tues There wasn’t any question Uiat J o h n d r o w ...... believes longer schedules and more Heinsohn (42 points) left early via Gap Closed to Only 5V2 Games ...... 3 3-4 9 Generous Sugar inferiority complex. He admits he’s human. the baseball camps. Lee is in the lege, A1 winning All-New England The Eagles visit the Weaver day at Storrs, operated the faat UConn, shooting at a 41.9 per Bellinrherl ...... 3 6-7 12 travel spell shorter profeselonal the foul route yesterday. Three Local Fives Left insurance 8eld in Sarasota.. Fran and Yankee Conference honors as break to perfection. KrUtle ...... 0 .(VO 0 baaketbsJl playing cai-eers. The Secondly, a majority of Boaton’s For Cassius thq great that’s quite an admissioii. Freshmen Tuesday afternoon and centage, could have gone over the Hardy Signs Mahoney reported the annual a tackle at UConn . . . Mailman wind up the campaign hosting the Another capacity turnout is as 100 point mark without any dlffl Tblala ...... 25 13-18 63 Celtics ace, considering retire few and far between early season To Give Moyer The u n defeated, 20-year-old^- Knights o f Columbus comhination Joe Twaronite told of his averages Score at half $4-28 Manor. ment, may discover sooner than losses were games in which the Hartford High Frosh at home Fri sured tomorrow when the Redmen, culty had Green wished to play his LoulsviUS heavyweight, unbeaten FaVSrritam, bad Just accepted a Irish-Sports Night program wcnild in two local bowling leagues, 112 pacing the Yankee Conference Boston Pact, Warriors Gain Ground he expect^ how accurate he is as Celts, starting slowly, got so far In Invitation Tourney since winning the 1960 Olympic Garden bid for Clay to meet Bob day afternoon. regulars. Green Second Chance be sUged Monday night, March in one and 120 in another, both at tangle with the high-flying Husk M aaer (85) a prophet. behind in ’ the first period even light hea'vywelght crown, has been Cleroux, the Canadian heavyweight 12 Not Up to Par P. B. F. Pl8. at the Kacey Home. Niunas of the the same lanes. For more than two ies at 8 o’clock. Vermont ace, Benny Becton, who 1 Butkua ...... 3 6-8 12 (Jousy and his Boston team their patented sprint finishes hollering for hea'vywelght cham champion from Montreal, on March decades the Main St. postman has CHARTER OAK (XINFERENCE 4 Glenney .... honored guests will be announced Too Much of Everything missed the first meeting this sea RF Candidate ...... 4 3-5 11 mates ieally put their National couldn’t make up the difference. First round play in the Recreation Department’s annual In n e w YORK (AP)— Sugar pion Floyd Patterson, top contend 81. Cleroux is ranked fifth by Ring been one of Manchester’s leading Southern Division On Champion Celtics 1 TurUngton ...... 4 1-2 9 Ray Robinson Is jgoing to give at a future date. This program AgSin.st Vermont, the UConns son between the two clubs, was B Keeney ..... 0-1 Basketball Association show on But in the recent three-game er Sonny Liston, Ingemar Johans magazine and seventh by theiNBA. duckplnners . . . Weatherman W. L. Pet ...... 11 22 vitational Basketball Tournament at the Community Y found Denny Moyer another chance has always been one o f the high had too much of everything. Shin operating under sub-par condl 1 Dan Pinto ...... 6 10-11 22 the rood'after snapping out of a losing streak, B (VO 4 John Holmes led the lo(»l North RHAM ...... 0 10 .000 winners. It was Interesting to note that candidate to fill the vacancy friendly Boston Garden. riors (xime from behind to pull out match once when a training fast-punching Cassius floored Son Several t i m e s previously he Chamberlain’s prolific scoring, who built up a 16-pulnt bulge at 0 'Marcartonlo ...... 0 1-1 1 The East Hartford Panthers Ehjd Lancers to their win over camp injury forced him to derdog In 26 seconds of the fourth spare . . . Msde 260 -Burke St. lat Slomcenskl. who stretches up to Vermont does not have one senior created by the retirement of 6 Barber ...... 6 Are the champs tiring more the decision in the final quarter. stopped only to find the sports have won 14 out of their last 16 the end of the first quarter, and o o 12 eliminated the West Side Midgets. WhitensvlUe with a 1-2-polnt effort puah the date back from Jan, round at Madison Square Garden. ny in thejwoond round with a left er than expected. RHAM, Ellington and Coventry 6-10, grabbed 18 rebounds in the on the squad and all five starters slugger Jackie Jensen. 3 R. Smedick ...... 0 1-2 1 and enjoying it less? Russell, enjoying one of those h(Mk to the chin and handed him a department unattended. We had games to challenge Boston aitvr never were headed. Rookie Walt 8 Prinale ...... 1 2-4 4 31-25, in the opening tilt. In turn and doing the bulk o f the rebound 6 to Feb. 3-and finally back to A slim, crowd of about 2,000 at the all slated to end the year with first half while .the home five waa hail from New York. Bill Rundle, There la evidence In support, the rare games where he didn’t have severe beating until Referee Ruby an interesting chat, the caller eon Saturday Hardy, a 28-year-old right- the Celtics seemingly had made Bellamy’s 28 points were high for 5 Sojb i ...... '...... 6 (VO 12 the Panthers were knocked out of ing. Nine players * entered the Feb. 17 because of a virus at Garden and network tdevtsirai losing records, have two date* each erecting a 41-26 advantage. He also former Durham High star, played lianded swinger acquired dur 3 Slolownkl ...... 6 !V10 21 club that ran away and hid from to go all the way, contributed 26 Goidsteln halted the bout Of A1 Flagg, former manager of a runaway of the race. ths Packers, who were beaten by future play by the KilUngly scoring column for the winners, tack. viewers saw the clean left hook Countryside wOs Just beautiful on this the final wf^ of the reg dropped in 13 points, one less than brisfly for the losers. ing the 1960 season In a trade 0 Bleclik ...... 0 0-0 0 the rest of the field in the early points yesterday against Chicago Townies, 44-28, in an afternoon Goldstein stopped It when Banks Grant’s at the Porkode and a 8ne Both Philadelphia and iSoston Boaton for the sixth time in seven while the visitors’ ace rookie, Walt who- led all the way. The small The first match wtas so that did the damage in the first this am., snow clinging to svery ular season. with Cleveland, came to terms 25 T otal! ...... 27 10-25 73 going now is 6',4 games in front game. Southwest Bulldogs, defend round. wobbled without being hit early volIeyhaH player. .My oar needed won their games Sunday, but the meetings. Bellamy, hit for, 28. er WhitensvlUe entry was led by close that several ringstders branch and bush during the early The Sachems (3-13) finish at with the Red Sox over the Score at half. Manor 45-44. of Philadelphia in the Eastern Di ing midget champs and pre-tour- Ken Lachapelle. What happened? in the fourth. Dr. Alexander Schlff attention and Pat Cofro was the trip to 13 BlSeell 8t. . . Deadline Warriors edged the Celtics 107- Career High This time the Celts outscxired thought Moyer deserved the mechanic: wtM found the trouble home playing Cromwell Tuesday weekend os the club took a Ed Barber, Smedlck and Soja vision instead of l l 'i . ney favorftea, defeated the Daw It was strictly no contest from "He caught me good with that had told the referee to end it if -was reached on schedule and then 106 in a head-to-head clash Satur 8wede Halbrook, the league’s the enemy 39-23 at the outset and decision, or at least a draw. at Moriarty’# and had me on the and E ut Hampton Friday. Elling Indispensable Man in Sports long step towBi-d closing Us were the big guns for the losern While the Warriors have won 14 kins-Twin Oak .entry from the the -opening minutes as- ths local Moyer hasn’t fought since left book” eaid Caesiue, adding it Banks riiowed any signs of weak a series of phone callers, A1 Bog- day night. As a result of the week tallest player at 7-3, powered of their last 16, Boston has played didn’t let go. road in minutes. .My son Dean ton (7-10) travels to Somers to contract ledgers by bringing while Keeney and Dan Pinto, with Bast Side Rec, 28-21. The YMCA Merchants went ahead 31-4 in the then. Robinson, however, has was the first time he was floored in ness. glni snd Howlfe Waddell among end activity, Philadelphia climbed Syracuse’s triumph over Detroit at a .500 clip the last 14 games, After the date at Providence, entry from New Haven eliminated played vrith th- East Hartford morrow and Friday entertains eight players into the fold. 22 points, were tops for the Man Boston Is at New York Wednes first period and were content to kept busy bn the com^ack his 11 pro fights, all 'vlotorlas. Clajt weighed 194)4 pounds to tiiem. The former, veteran base to within 5',4 games of Boston. with 20 points, his pro career high. crammed into 17 days. True, four the Canton Eagles, 28-19. while 191)4 ^ r Banks. Froshsh basketbcJl team against claMy Windsor Looks. Coventry A collegiate football stand The Warriors, however, have play ors. day and faces the same rival in pour ft on through the entire efore con ran up a 68-57 advantage. Hal ened Hartford Guards. Suitcase Brigade their attack. for the day when he gets an I guess I’m human. Every now and formation on obtaining 1961 World During Hoop Star’s Absence Philadelphia whipped the New brook played only 16 minutes and But the constant run-run-run Opening game in the Junior Di an Intereeted onlooker although Already assured of at least a centrating on a baseball The Manormen found the going The KilUngly Towners added to other shot at the middleweight then I gotta get hit In the head to Series baseball film . . Afternoon York Knickerbockers 121-111 Ini sal out the entire second half. oft the court as well as on for vision found the Community Y realize I’m like other people." bie son, Jim, has since been tie for the Central Connecticut In career. Now he’s being asked , a little rough In the benefit game ihelr town’s laurels aa they turned title he held so many times. As Grid Assistant with my family and then to UConn to carry a big stick for the Sunday’s only night game after Don Ohl of the Pistons gai nered Boston’s suitcase brigade has had Assumption Squad Lancers defeat the Whiten Com •VThe 10-round match will be This was a new, humble attitude. promoted to the Rockville Jayvee at night with my son Dean to terscholastic League crown, Man New York — (NBA) — Bllia Russell and Onniey comple Boston turned back the Chicago Saturday for the first half but put munity Assn, of Whltenavllle, back the Friends of Boye from 5tox, who’ve lost the potent scoring laurels with 24 points and a wearying effect on players New Haven. Ken Graves tossed carried on network (AJTC) It lasted about 10 seconds. BOSTON (AP)—Former Balti and varsity squads. .Short trip at watch UConn trounce ‘Vermont. It chester Hjgh'a swimming team will Ruaaell cornea as close as anyone mented one another perfectly," Packers 148-119 in the afternoon, on a lost period dri\-e to w^alk whose average age is just a shade Mass.. 44-21. The highly capable eight aeroos the Connecticut River said one of the Celtics, who for ob bats of Williams and Jensen Hal Greer paced Syracuse with away from a stubborn All-Star Handed First Loss in 24 to lead their attack while television starting at 10 p.m. ^ "Bring on that P atterson more Colts’ lineman Art Spinney was no contest . . Interested on try to wrap up the crown hosting to being an indispensable man in In other games yesterdsy, the under 29 years. . YMCA Juniors from New Haven EST. — and I woa back home before TO Bristol iCentrsl Friday afternoon. athletics. vious reasons requested that he in the last two years. 23. 'array. L,eo Cyr along with Jim Dave Soequit added 18 to help the (Heavyweight Champion F loy d has been named offensive line lookers included Jim Horvath and Hardy, who hit for Williams Syracuse Nationals downed the Cliff Hagan erupted for 59 One supporting fact la that the turned back a stubborn St. Mary’s Zora Folley, a contender for Patterson) now,” he Giouted, al O’clock. .'Red Hadden phoned to his two sons. But before that the Injun nata- not be quoted. "Without Conley to Moriarty and Dan Pinto were the Knocked from the undefeated Five from Newington, 79-68. TTie cause. A shorter, fast breaking coach of the Boston Patriots in ths Not even a team os great os the in 1960 at Kansas City when Detroit PIstpns 132-116 and the points as St. Louis broke a Six- Celts are drawing more fouls, heavyweight champion Floyd most as .If he had gotten hie sec tors, with a 6-1 overall record, professional basketball Celtics can back him up, Russell haa had to St. Louis Hawks stopped the Cin big men in the scoring department sign of tiredness. Frank Ramsev ranks in the double elimination KilUngly/' Towners Juniors cnit- Priende o f Boys were led by ex American Football League. the Red Sox great fouled a game losing string. Cincinnati also Patterson’s title, sw inn Into ond wind. "I told you that Banks Bpinney, 34-year-oId Saugus na visits Hartford Public Tuesday. get along without Big Bill Russell. play more minutes, frequently the cinnati Royals. 129-109. and as always big Keeney added fouled out In the third quarter in Parish Basketball Tournament scrapped the 'Friends of Boys of plosive Linwood Nixon who drove entire game. Conley, a remarkable pitch off his toe, gave the first had beaten the Hawks six in a being sponsored and played at East in repeatedly to score. A1 Bullock action Thursday at Denver would fall In four. Cleroux will fall, tive, has been an assistant at Bos Undefeated at the midpoint in This was thoroughly demonstrated his share to this department. Dick Friday night’s game against Phil New Haven, 87-48, while the Man against big Mike DeJohn, once jumper, held the other team even indications of his promise last ■ Fifth In Bow row and the Royals are 8-2 over McGrath, former Assumption play- Catholic High School was Assump chester Merchants racked up a 96- waa snothqr New Haven ster. too." , ''v ton College for the past ^wo years. the campaign Coach Gil Hunt’s when the Boaton club lost foup veai^ when he batted .263 In The Warriors’ victory over New adelphia here. Both Tom Sanders a ranking heavy. , One his'’ m a n a g e r s , Bill Yale Retains Tie for Ivy Lead under the boarda, scored and belt St. I>ouis in their season’s series. tion (Jhurch Saturday. Assumption 16 win over the Stafford Oljhnplcs. The game of the day was be o t Spinney was an end at Boston Mahehester (8-0) rifle squad has straight games for the flr^ time 8.’'> games. He was short on York was their fifth in a row. Oscar Robertson headed the Cincy three matches this week. Wednes ed the oppoi^lng big guy a . couple bowed to St. Francis of South Midget Division tween St; Mary’s o f Newington College, captaining the Ekigles his since the 6-fort, SH-lnch, AlO- n| times. He spelled Russell for five power, however, with only Chamberlain 'once again led the scorers with 33 points. day they meet Bristol Easteht at Windsor. 35-33, while St. Mary’s of In midget competition a well and the Y Juniors of New Ha'ven. s ^ o r year. He Joined the old Bal- With Cornell^ Friday Night Foe pound University of San/Froncisco minutes with no damage done, and three homers and .38 nine way with 42 points and 25 re In Saturday’s other games, ths the Hartford Armory. Thursday East Hartford eliminated St. balanced south West Bulldogs, New Haven, ted by Walt Esdaile, tmqre franchise of the National star Joined them upon his return Big BUI bounced back aa fresh as batted In. bounds. A string of 10 point early Royals defeated the Hawks 134>- Bridget’s o f Manchester, 22-17.' Football Learae before spending shoot against Milford Prep in a coached by Charlie Horvath, and wont in front 14-12 in the first from the Olympic Gamea in Mel Carry Back in the stretch." Signing along with Hardy in the third stanza moved Phila 118 and the Pacjtvrs walloped the 8EL0UR GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE All three remaining teams have the Dawkins-Twin Oaka battled on period. He U t on six field goals two years in the service. On return ' Winning the Yankee Conference^ the Univendty of Bridgeport to a mail nreet and Friday visit Wllll- bourne i:i early December o t 1996. You can get arguments in regard were catcher Jim PagliaronI, Identical 3-1 records. delphia from a 68-all tie to a 78- Knlcks, 126-111. even terms from the floor but the in the secoiid period aa they took the Baltimore club -folded and ha basketball crown is an old story 81-79 victory over Hunter in a Tri- montlc to face Windham High. The Philadelphia Warriors record to pro basketball's top player. first baseman Don Oiie and 68 lead. The battle between Assumption Cup Hopes Up become Cleveland' Browns prop BRAKE RaiNE SPECIAL Bulldogs made good on eight of 16 a 35-82 advantage at halftime. at Storrs. However, the UiUver- State Conference gome at Bridge ed seven consecutive' victories,. bo There are voices for Elrin Baylor, pitchers Chet Nichols, Galen The Knlcks rallied in the final and St. Francis 'was by far the foul shots while the East Side St. Mary’s with Larry DuPont, erty. He was- traded to Dallas and •ity of Oonneetieut’s hoopsters are port. picked up three lengths on the Oscar Robertson and wilt Cham Cisco, Dave Busby. Hal Kol- best game to date. The score waa then to the Colts, Where he was period and closed the deficit to Pro Basketball could only make one of 10 free Mike Boraweki and John Porteus acting as If they'd like to hear it The contest, s duel all the way. Rpc Volleyball Gaels -rhile Russell was on the berlain. Jerry West and Walt Bel sLad and Strw MacDonald. . 84-82 before the Warriors went FOR 5 DAYS— FEB. 12 to 17 deadlocked at the end o f '^ c h of switched to an offensive guard. sideline nursing an injured Achil throws. Walt Hurley and Boh Hor- doing th^ scoring went ahead early again. There Is a slim chanbe was tied 18 times. lamy get votes. ^ Nichols, former Milwaukee on a nine-point tear to pull away ■NBA the first three quarters mid the -vath were the shining lights for in the third period. But Ben Hunter lea’ tendon. But the NBA combatants them ALL MAKES OF CARS they may, at ieatt port ot it. MoreUo was top scorer with 30. AMERICAN LEAGUE hurler making a comeback, had 93-82. Willie Naulls topped, New Bwnles. At 11 collegian from St. Louis said to people.’! day for a total of 220.5 points. He paigns in tiow otyle, but have been 3:45. and won the playoffs four times. Maria, asking for $75,000 as a at the finish, paced St. Francis day. “ But we may have a tough scored in double figures, led by reward for his *1 homers/ with 12 points. Scoring honors Stafford Bombers. BUght of the o'oUxdi the Ckxnmiuilty Y Midgets McKiiiley now returns to echool la a member of the Bear Mountain, roaring hot of late. UConn. now NATIONAL LEAGUE Cousy Speaks Out 10 boys gn the winning team enter time with the Mexicans, playliig Dave TuUull with 17. Taeadsy, Feb. 18 The Chicago White Sox signed went to Assumption’s big Ray La- wUl meet the YMCA Midgets from at Trinity University In Con An N.Y., Sports Aaaociatiem. 12-4, warmed up for the Massa- Standings A year ago. Bob Cousy remarked ed the scoring column. Ken Dag- them in Mexico City.’’ At Hartford, the issue between PlsinvlUe a t , Rockville, 8. a. trio -- outfielder Jim LMdla Gace who tallied 25 points. New Haven. At 1 o’clock the North tonio, Tex., while Reed, 39, for In second place was Roy Sher ehusetts gome by belUng Vermont, W. L. Pet. that the Celtics could gst along stt, Bryan Woods and Martin McKinley emerged as Uncle Hartford University' and Kings Cromwell at RHAM. and pitchers Herb .Sepre and St. Mary’s victory in the night End Lancers face the New Haven mer member of the Force, wood of Salisbury who hod leaps 91-67, oyer the wMkend at Storrs. Point was sattied on the foul line. UbSlty Mutual ....31. 3 .795 quite well without his ball handling K S m THiY’RI GOODI Salutto played well for the Bomb 'YMCA JuMon and at 2 o’clock Sahi’s top Da'via Gi^ hope by beat goes home to Alameda, Galif., to of 183 and 183 feet for 213JI poh i^ Talc, In a neck-ond-neck race Gun’s ...... 21 12 .636 Ellington at Somers. Lee Feathenrtone. Landis cap was also comparatively close Although both teams tossed in 28 and playmaking. had his best year in 1961 with a ers. the local MeixhanU take on the ing Whitney Reed ot Alameda, marry Betty HOnnis of Oakland, With 308.6 points on jumps of 178 • » the Ivy League crown with Oor- East Sides ...... '.19 14 .576 Coventry at Norwich Tech. G«t Mir Brake Adjustment Special Newl but the Eaat Hartford quintet Calif., the nation's top-ranked field gMU, Hartford won, 77-84, ‘The Ositics would roll right .283 average, 22 homer* and 85 gained an early lead and maintain East Hartford has a great lit KilHngly Towners. OallL and 180 feet. Dean (Briiambacb ot , neil, eontinued in a tie with the S t M a ry 's...... 1 2 21 .364 East Catholic a't Weaver Fresh. amateur, in the national indoor on its performance from the char along without Tommy Heinson’s RBI while Score compiled a 7-6 BRAKE ed it the rest of the way, Greg Wll- tle shooter in John Hren as led hU He wlU be a married man when the Norway Bid Club, Brobklyn, fitg Red by turning back Dart Firemen ...- ...... ^.12 24 -.333 Swimming — Manchester at H ]rwr brakes t«l to stop ts lest is you’d like .. ADJUSTMENT finals yesterday. He had crushed ity line. shooting and rebounding, too,” record at San Diego as he tried lette paced S t Mary’s with eight club to its win over the West he begliis his Garibbeon tennis N .Y„ took third. mouth in easy fashion at Hanovor, Hartford, now 6-10,’was led by Mon. Auto Parts . . . . 8 28 .152 added Cousy, "but. they wouldn't HPHS Sidu. He made four straight Wimbledon champion Rod Lhver The Cnass B title went to K. H., 85-72. Wedneoday, Feb, 14 to straighten himself out In the grab or pull. , . then K’s time for i brake check. points while Bud Longo had 10 /o r Bowling compslgn at Oarocoa March 13. Ray Gaylord with 33. win consistently without Russell." minors. AND sh o» to open the third period that of Australia the day before. Murphy of the Romapo Ski Clul^ Five Big Seerars Schedule:'Tuesday, Firemen vs. Rifle — Eastern vs. Manchester Adjustment mty be ill you need. We ran do A *■ St. Bridget’s. f McKlnlsy also O' getting mairled Coast Qnord was able to stay Thev didn't whim Russell went Other clubs also were active Saturday, St. Francis will meet sank the hc^>ea of the West In a tense, dramaUe match, on March 17 to Wyleta Baxter, a Munesey, N.Y. He went 188 and *nie Elis had five men in double St. Mary’s, $; Wednesday, East at Hartford Armory. promptly and eeonbmirally. Be sure ibout your # HOUDAY GUYS *N OALB — fairly close for the first half, but out wl(h the bum heel. with, pitchers C2iuck Estrada UP. St. Mary's at 11. The victor will Side. BIU Jencks and Pat Milne which kept a-sellout Seventh R a ecboolmate at Trinity. 170 feet for 189B poinU. hguTOs, led by Captain Bill Mad then waa drubbed by Colby, 76-49. Sides vs. Auto Ports, 8; Liberty vs. Friday, Feb. 1$ helped East Hartford, especlaUy Steve Klook 128, Jerry Oonklin den with 18. Dartmouth’s ace, Russell wraps' up a tremendous and Wes Stock of Baltimore, briket. See ns today! tr’-» on Assumption the following iment Armory crowd of 4,000 glued TIm UB, lean) will assemble In It was tiM Cadets' 12th setback in Gus’s, 8:45. package. Averaging 20 points and 29 Moncirdster at Wethersfield. 'When they went Into their staii 114, Sue Borlii 114. to its seats, McKfitley fouiht off Steve Spohn. canned 27. Tale is catcher Smoky Burgess and 125 '< in ..the championship contest Philadelphia In early June for a All but 13 Satiefied 16 games. Bob Leggot, the only rebounda an outing. Big BUI, totally Rockville at Windsor. pitcher Wi'lmer (Vinegar Bendi with one minute left to play. John T-1 in the league and 12-8 overall. one match point and finally pre woek's tndning with fbrmor Davis Coast Guardsman In double fig unselfish in setting up play, is even Mlzeli of Pittsburgh, pitcher FREE INSTALLATION • Expert Repairs On Automatic Transmissions Minney and Bob Dotehln played OBBKN WOMENS DOUBUES Tale tmd Cornell wiU square off East Hampton at RHAM. ■ H vailed 4-6, 6-8, 4-6, 9-f, 10-6. The Cup Oaptoto Vlo flelxks prior to IS ures, had 16 p^nta. The game . Hockey at a Glance more formidable defensively. How Moe Drabowskv of Cincinnati Onaroateed for As Long As You Your Cor Satisfied Meta wrell for the West Sides. — Jeaiwie Sylvester 129, Moitr* match lasted more than three at New Haven Friday in a game Windsor Locks at Ellington. Grsyh 119. heading for Europe and the Wlm- was played at WatervUle, Maine. well he handles the opposing big Coventry at Woodstock. and Infiriders Rich Rollins and The Panthers of East Hartford hours. bledoh Chomploashlps. that nifey settle the race. Central ConnocUeut State come New York 5, Boston 3. TOI» VALUE STAMPS NEW YORK (AP)'—The New met their match in the afternoon d team,” McKinley said, look- tennis motsttal," ssld Bsixos. "We fold Saturday, including CorroU seconds but ton out of gas and Detroit 5, Toronto 0. when the Justly celebrated WUt The Log Angeles Dodgers reived signed 1962 baseball con Thia tall, well balanoed quintet Oarpsntar 138-388, Ray Bean 188- uig toward the 1963 Internatlcoal the weekend. Swimming — Central at Man Just nsad somebody to knit tbeso Hardy, who win be maldng a bid bowed to . Albany State, 69-60. the Stilt Chamberlain scored little chester, 4, Arena Pool. signed four players catchers tracts from catcher Hobie Lon- from out East was a great crowd 366, Helen MoOonn 118-U1-136— campaign. "Besides Reed, we have boys togalhsr Into a woU-condi- fYsileyan, owners of an 8-8 roc- MANCHESTER BRANCH, 869, Fran CrandoU US-138, Andy to take ov»r JocUa Jensen’s rigM •rd, put on a loasle-daxils dlnflay Oentml, the visiting euintot, had' AMKRICAN LEAGUE until Russell eased up after the 'Rifle — Manchester at Wind Norm Sherry and Mike Brum- drlth, outfielders Neil Chrtsley and pleoser and is deetined to moke Dennis Ralston, Jon Douglas, Doo- tSoiltd ttim Buffalo 7, Hershey 3. Bobby Gene Smith and pitchers Lamouraoux 866, Roland ItUh 364. field berth. -Among those stlU In dMeating Bowdoin at Ifiddl^ braugtat ths oq on to 6g-60, but bit Celtics obtained a robuM lead. ham. ley and pitchers Willard Hunter Its itaark in this tourney. Charlie old Dell and Frank .Fr^U iv, bo- "Z think Cffo thing nsodod moro Clevsiaad 4, Pittoburgh L An unusual slant to the phenom and Thad Tillotson —while the Jay Hook and Ken McKensle. The Orowlejl, John fa d o r< BUI L'He- ncuMrs Piste Run- town, | g ^ The Weemen mode an Albany stotaewan after th at _ aides myself.” t ^ sn yth te Is a . captain, with MSsano, BUI Mon- Nsw* Haven OitiUga come close Queboc 6, Providence 8. enal Celtlcf is /that the gent they New York Mets signed five —' HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE CO. PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. signings brought to 37 the number reau, Sol Avema and Joe Tlwrl- . 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John Hien Myitis MeOngor 113, MOiuom with RafOOI Osona, Mario ngmoa rMoet..!: ■ > M . r> If"' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1962 FIPTEBN FOtTRTEEir BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, EEBRUARY 12,' 1962 TAirn Apartments— Fiats— Hotisea For Sale V 72 TsnemsBts 63 Houses For Sale 72 Wsnted—Real Estate 77 Businesa Scrrices pffered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY^and SHORTEN Diamonda— Watcbi HooMhokl Goods 51 - ' ' ■■rV’...... I-'*/'"'- R A N C H ^ rooms, 2 STl VERNON—6 room ranch, 3 bed WISH SUItBUNB to lUuktta ' youi Jawalry 48 Sw ^OOM flat; first flqor, near BUSINESS-profeaalonal aecounts. FOUR-PIECE living room set with Center. AvaUable March 1. Ml Sdt^V. *;**®2‘ ‘ ‘ri* kitchen rooms, full file bath, Hreplacs, real estate? Gan ms at Ml 9-0396 Witty Tony Petricca Now in RetiTement If your receivables neeid action, elipcovers; 6-plece dinette, buffet, 2-ca%arage, prime kitchen cabinets, buUt-in range, 4or..'prompl ana. courteous servtcs LBOIMARO W. YOST. J*wtters - i 4»«- ______; ’ ■ IbS *>eatJtlfui homes,. plastered walls, basement garage, Joseph Barth. Brohw. CLASSIFIED phone MI 9-5317 any hour. AAA Rapdba,-ainMtB watehaa s a n ^ - 6-drawer cheat Iwd, 3 night tablee, Reimbursement Service; 8B9 Main M m PEATMOSS LEFT FOR W6 GPEWOTON. mu. HE 0 OTBACIL1 0 DAV-AND FOUND 3 deaks, all maple. Oedar c > ^ , 3 94-i64*’ Agency, MI constructed in 1956. William Bjr JEBBY RYAN THE OfFIce FORCE LIFTED A n « LOAD OFF hr. RaaMBOBia prices. Om 'rues- Grisel Broker, MI 9-9700. HAVE CASH customers watting for St. Bonded. THE. LOAD RlOHr VIHERC-MN DOCmP m day through Saturday, Thursday rugs, upholstered chairs, base •OUR ROOM apartment, third Sidewalk superintendents are . HIS M IND" cabbtet.'MI 8-7739. Capes, Ranches, Ctolonials and otrsnlrisa l i * Sprues S t Ml 9-4887. ^ r . m ______moaning over the . retirement of TOLUMBIA—At Columbia Lake — businesses. Colt Gordon’s Realty, Anthony >Petridca from the Man ADVERTISING Hoipseliold SerricM /•ObONO.FeMUf^wwi#srei NTiiwiei rootfriiN JFIMALLV MCH.fgiirrMOMT « it t 9 « R K ^ r o o m FLAT, oteiam oU MANCHESTER New large ranch borne. 6 rooms, MI 3-0486, evenings MI 3-5314. chester' Wattr Department. ceramic tile bath and a hall„ beau, (Offered 18«A io o Om i ^»flLlD«OHlOHAHOniESOh/MP«rD I^el and FHd 49~JC Musical Inatrumeato S3 a-d adult# preferred, 2-car ga- CASH WArilNG tor property own- Watching the g'&ng from, the de- X; ISSMte FQRStTtAR/-ft fACR’BO HAM MAD TDCUT AHOLE MTME ^ e . Inquire 21 Elro Street. tlful large living room, large bed p^m ent tear up the street Just CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ^LESSING SIH>ER Artist trumpet. AND VICINITY rooms, bflitt-in appliances 1340 era. Pleaise call us before you buf WASHER REFRIOERATim .. to- TMMdAMO / « 0 0 Mt«KU FOR SALE—Dry, hkrdwood, any Or sen. Sveedy service. J. D. won’t be' the same without Petric- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. potri. Prompt, ecooomlcol, ttpo: Fine tonal quaUty, good valve ae- for rent, 8 large rooms, $13,500 — Bolton, 5 room ranch at ■q. ft. of living space, garage, ca’s commentary on the job, ex-' length, deUvered. CaU after 8 Uon, $138. CaU m 8-4003 after 8. I bedrooms, central heating, $105 very large closets. Clili Burt Realty. Ml t-sia*; y) guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4587, ri p.m. PI 34638. tached breezeway and 1 car pressed in eloquent EhigUsh-Italian tertan'a, UO Oantar St monthly Includes one-car garage. Starkey Agency, Columbia, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WHY PAY Main Street prices for garage, wooded lot, convenient LARGE SIZE LOT Manchest^ or and usually shouted up from ' Call MI 9-6008. location. Academy 8-9243, any time for ap Bolton .vicinity zoned for mdtlple MONDAY Ttarn FBODAY 10:80 A ..M .^A T V B D A Y 0 AM. pointment. bottom of a hole he had i i f SAM’S (IPRUIJrTBRT - Rettrod Gardan— Fann— Dairy hoiisltig. (?all after fl^ ..m . % attcally dug. from the shop Car. taka cnro cl $15,900—Vernon, 5 room ranch at 50 POUR ROOM" M>artment, second s e t ™ GLASTONBURY — Large ^ 9-5797. Petricca has unwillinglyReached all your upholstering needs nt Prodneta tached garage, finished famUy .* I* ' ' PLEASE READ YOUR AD ' grant so rin g Call CR 3-387*. men. Why take a chance with a floor. 3 Hawley Street. MI 9-6568. hoiise, cotage. good locaOon In the mandatory retiremtm age of d u illle d or **Want Ads’* ore token over the phone Oo o con- MACS, BALDWINS, Starics, Romes. part-time music store? We sell no room, convenient locaUon, come $80 weekly. $19,800. Joseph 65. and miut leave t h ^ o b he has Qreenhms, No. 1 slse $1-M, No. 3 ^ E E ROOM apartment, second $1,600 assumes 4%% QI mort- vealenoe. The odvertiser ehonld reod hie od the FIRST DAT >T WEAVING of Bums, moth holes furniture, appliances, or records. Sa$:e. Barth, Broker, MI 9-0320. held eince 1914, one year after he AFFEABA ond REPORT ERRORS In time tor the next Ineer- and tom clothing, noslcry runs, utUlty TSe. Bunee Farm, 689 West Music and murical instruments floor stove and refrigerator fur Rockvil[e"Vernon came to this countjiy from his na- tioa. The Berotd la reeponiiUe tor only ONE Incorrect or omitted handbags repaired, tipper re Center. are our only husineas. Ward Music nished. Available March 1. MI COLUMBIA—At Oohimbia L ^ e — Uve Italy. $19,80^Manchester. 8 room ranch beaitlful split level new borne. 6 looertion for oay odvortiaement ond then only to the. extent of o placements. umbreiiaa repaired, C o., 69 Summer. Open evenings. $-7891^______^ ’• 1% baths. Enclosed porch fin Pe\jrtcca started working for “ moke (ood” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the voloe of men's ahirl collars reversed and FOR THE freshest eggs in town, Free parking at our door. rooms, ceramic tUe bath and a come to or call Manrtiester Poul •K l a r g e rooms, Sunporch, ga- ished famUy room, with buUt- half. 2-car garage, built-in dish ^sTalk Cheney BrosyWhen they owned the tte odverllsemeat wtU not be eorrected hy *taoke prood” InaerOon. replaced. Marlow'a Little Mend in bar. fireplace, combination town’s w a w system, and stayed ing Shop. , try Fum, 473 Keeney St, MI TONIGHT ON "The Price Is Right” / nee, oil steam heat, central. West washer. garbage disposal, oven 9-9904. We deliver free______see and hear the fabolou# Thomas gtde Realty, M I. 9-4342 or MI windows, awnings, wall to wall and range. Nothing like this on the Jon when the town bought TODRCOOPERATION w n x n i A l A4I 9 9T11 FLAT FINISH Holland window brgaii. Thomas is the world’s larjg- 84710. ______', • carpeting, nice lot. convenient around the lake. Calf Burt Starkey To GOP Set it fronvthe Cheneys in 1933. He HE AFPREOIATED IVll I I shades made to measure. All eat selling electronic organ, sold location, good value. . Agency, ColumW, ACademy |> being classified oa a mas metal Venetian blinds at n new Household Goods 51 exclusively In Eastern Connecticut 8-9243, any time for appointment. ter niechanlc, but officials and col- three r o o m s , first floor,-^ 5 . $25,500—Bolton. Large 7 room at the water department low price. Keys made whlla you by Ward Music Co. 96 Summer,. ranch, 1% baths, 2*car garage For Feh. 20 wait Marlow's. i Open, evenings. References. Inquire 174 Oak St. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 6 room tell you he ie a good deal more. ______I TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar large Roman briejt fireplace, Cape, excellent condition; alum low’s. 887 Main. ChU MI 8-8221. yOUR ROOM duplex, 22 Flower built in range and oven, well A proceseion of Republican stet Hi* Word Sound'Advice RADIO-TV REPAIRS au makes inum siding, good looatloh! a gem In almost half a century on the Cars, pbonographo changers gt oil burner, hot water, $75. Tel. landscaped lot. gubematoriai candSdatee ^11 TROUBLE REACHINO OUR ADVERTISER? 17 PIECE stainless steel waterless Wanted— To Buy 58 at $14,900. Manchester—exceuent same Job,, he has become so fa Honest, economical. Ouaranteod 90 Ml' 3-7379. ■______^ 7-7 duplex, nice location, 2-car ga speak to Vernon Republioa^ in « cS* cookware, original cartons, res $27,000—Bolton. Large 5% room de coming months beginning a/week miliar with the town’s water sys days. Famous for servlco for 80 $149.80. Sacrifice, $89.60. BT WE BUT, SiaJ. or trade mUque rage. large lot. a good buy at years. Phono Ml 9^4587. Potter- jIANCTHESTER — 3 room apart luxe ranch, 2 baths, 2-csr ga from tomorrow Feh. 20. John tem that he can find hurled pipes 24-Hour Antwering Service 0-6985. and used tunUture, china, glass, rage, 2 acres. Secluded location. $21,900. Short way out—new 3 bed by instinct, as he has proven on ton’s. ment, centrally located on bus room ranch, plus garage and large Alsop of Avon will appMr at 8 sUvsr, picture frames and old line. Newly redecorated. $83 ,per more than one occasion. As one coins, old dolls and guns, hobby lot, full price. $14,490. only $490 p.m. at Legion Homey/Weet St. I ^ Free to Herald Readers Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 85 Articles For Sale 45 Three Rooms of Furniture month. Call The Jarvis Realty Co., of his fellow workers put it, "He .III. ■■■■■ — — ...... 1^- ecdleotkms, attic contenta or whole down. Call fast on this one. The F\>rmer State - (Chairman Ekiwin SLIPCOVERS AND FROM MODEL HOME MI 3-4112. U A CAR and hid your credit great savuigB. Call CH 2-2378. and additions. Ceilings. Workman sary. Write Sales Manager, Box basic unit, 4 foot tower cw acity, STORE OR office space, street 4 room expandable Cape, alum vid L. Hobbs of 134 E. Main St. participating in a six-week train which hung one of the depart ALMOST unlimited funds available 154, So. Windham, (3onn. or call RESPONSIBLE PERSON TWO ROOM apartment, heat, gas level, 71 E. Center St. Call AD bedrooms, screened porch, garage, tion case presented in Circuit "Boat Is bad enough,” he says. . tumad down? Short on Oonht pay- ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St for private mortgages. If you need 3,000 lbs. to 22 feet, thoroughly re stove and refrigerator furnished. very clean, immediate occupancy, inum siding, fireplace, oil heat, began recruit training Jan. 23 at ing exercise at Vieques. Puerto ment's newly acquired kerosene FLOORS WASHED and waxed, Mr. Racine, TR 5-9658. WHO’S GOING 6-1B28. Court 12 in Rockville Tuesday led He claims he had a "bad time” mantr Bankrupt? Repoatesalon? MI S-4860. money to consolidate worrisome conditioned. MI 8-2457, 9-5 only. Adults only,. hO 8-8388. $15,^. Robert Wolverton Agency, large lot, high elevation. the Naval TSidning Center, Great Rico, with Second Battalion. Sec lanterns. "Sonielxjdy better check coming over, "I didn't eat for IS windows cleaned, painting, paper HOU8EKEEPINO E'rida.v to the arrest of Walter J. Lakes. III. ond Marine Regiment, an infantry Dcni’t glva up! See Honest Doug debts, to improve your property. YOU CAN TAKE OVER STORES AVAILABLE in choice MI 3-1914. their oil burner," he said, with days." las, get the lowdown on the lowest ing, walls washed, odd Jobs. Handy BID WELL HOME Improvement Stannard, 60. of 47 Ward St., Louis A. Miller, seaman, USN, unit of the Second Marine Dlvlaton. Company—all types of siding and Or for any purpose, and can pay SALESMEN BE OUR UNPAID BALANCE shopping renter locatltms in Man ALICE CLAMPET AGENCY deep concern. But he still prefers going by down and smallest payments any Man Service. Phone Ml 8-8946. $22.26 per month for each $1,000 INK DRUMS for aale Call MI FIVE ROOM apartment, second INVEST YOUR future In 2-family Rockville, who is charged with son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller With the possible exception of roofing. Aluminum clapboards a 3-2711. MONTHLY PAYMENTS chester. For information call The delivering liquor to a minor. boat to fl.vlng. After years of where. Not a small loan or finance you borrow, call Frank Burke, at Supper Guest $22.14 floor. 18% Ford St. Tel. MI 8-4751. livingX Unique layout makes this Ml 9-4543 AH 3-7357 of Gall Dr.. Ellington, is serving Vernon news la handled hy Tlie the lady whose water he shutoff, standing in water that came up to company plan Douglas Motors, SHARPENING Service — Saws, special^. Unexce’Jed workman Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Man 5-5 dujjlex more adaptable than Stannard posted a $250 bond for with the Naples Detachment of knives, axes, shears, skates, ship. Ml 9-6495. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, Herald's Iteckvilln Bureau, 5 W. Tony hasn't an enemy in town, Ills knees, and everybody else'* 838 Main St. MAKING A feUG? Pilgrim MIU* "WB8TTNOHOU8E” REF. FOUR ROOM duplex, completely aging Agents, 283 E. Center St., most. New and near completion, MANCHESTER—One block from court appearance Feb. 20. Fleet Tactical Support Squadron rotary blades. Quick service. Capl- 15 Lewis St., Hartford, CH 6-8897 Tues., Feb. 13. 6:45 p.m. MI 3-4112, evenings MI 3-7847. Main St. t e I r p h o n e TRemont his co-workers say. One of them, ankles, he must have an affinity days, JA 9-SS53 eves. has a big assortment of colors for "CALORIC” RANGE redecorated, furnace, garage, $90 quality construction, all city con Main St. 4 years old. beautiful 6 The arrest was reported by Ver 24 at the Naval Air Facility, Na 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE, fadr tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St., ALL T'!fPE3“of roofs repaired or you. Cheney Hall. Hartford Road. monthly. Call MI 9-7883. ' 5-8136 nr Mitchell 9-6707. when asked about Petrlcca's likes for the stuff. replaced, specializing In Bonded ’ •EMERSON” TELEVISION veniences. Beechler-Smith, Real room colonial, I ’ j baths, enclosed non Chief Constable Fklmund F. ples, Italy. condition, new tires and top. Call Manchester. Hours dally 7-5, At Open dally ntxm till 9, Sahuday, Choral Show March 8 Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. Ml built-up and shingle roofing. 10-8. BLONDE BEDROOM _____ Houses For Rent 6.1 tors, MI 9-8952. Ml 3-6989. porch, biiilt-ins. combination win Du-yer. He said a court warrant MI 9-1423. THREE ROOM heated apartment, A chorus of 50 voices will take 3-7958. Coughlin Roofing Company. Man BusinesB Opportunities 32 Manero’s UVINO ROOM SUITE stove and refrigerator fumiehed, dows and doors, fireplace, fully in was Issued for Stannard's arrest. chester. Ml 3-7707. YEAR 'ROUND home for rent, 4 $13,500 — ATTRACTIVE 6 room sulated. cltv water and sewer. St. In court last week, Terrence part in the 1962 Revue of Shows ESSO HAS excellent service sta- Berlin Turnpike 8-PC. DINBTTE SET middle-age couple. MI 8-7894. ranch, 2-car attached garage, 1954 DODGE, 2-door, radio, heater, COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re 4.5 Ektar lens, case, speed . gun, large rooms, garage, fireplace, James Parish. Owner anxious to Smith, 17, of Windsorville Rd.. sponsored--by the Rockville Lodge ______tlon opportunity. Modern 2-bay Berlin, Conn. MAYTAG WASHER largo lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI sell. Vacant. Charles I>esperance. snow tires. $150. Call MI 9-2810. pairs all makes refrigerators, speed graphic enlarger. Albert HOOVER VACUUM MODERN 8 room apartment in partly furnished. PI 2-6661. Ellington, was presented on a of Elks March 3 at the Maple freezers, washing machines, dry Roofing and Chimneys 16-A center located at Mm - 9-5132, MI 9-7620. Grove at 8 p.m. chester Green on heavily traveled printer, easel, trays, etc. $175 8EALY BOXSPRING Vernon, heat and hot water includ similar charge but his case was OLDER CARS mechanics ape- ers ranges, oil and gas bumera. Our wives love the opportunities ed. CaU TR 8-5816 after 4 p.m. Five r o o m completely furnished In addition, then,! will be a num ROOFING—Specializing repairing highway vrtth fine residential po we enjoy for immediate high In takes all. Also Revere turret 8mm . SEALY MATTRESS SPLIT LEVEL—For those accus COLUMBIA—Near Columbia I.ake continued two weeks after Judge dais, flxit yourself cars, always Ml 9-0055. All work guaranteed. movie camera with fast wide weekdays, or any time Saturday collage. Andover Lake, oil heat- Joseph F. Dannehy called for ber of specialty acts to round out roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut tential. Phone Mr. Dorley days, come plus rapid promoUons. Yours Also included "Mohawk” References required. CaU MI tomed to the finer things all one —New ranch homes, one Cape How the money a good selection. Look behind our Or Sunday. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re 9-4, JA 7-4183, nights Springfield will also. Bring her with you. angle, regular and telephoto 9-7465, could demand has been In Cod. all with built-in appliances. further investigation. He said It the program. The Gierginsky Or office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and lenses. $75. MI 9-1036 after 4:30 Rugs, End Tables, Cocktail repaired, sales and service, pick! paired. Aluminum siding. 30 STate 2-4829. Tables, Lamps,- Smoker, Dishes cluded in this lovely 8',i room Walking distance of lake. One should be learned where Smith chestra of Hartford will furnish p.m. THREE ROOM apartment, fur music for dancing. 1954 FORD, 2 door, automatic up and delivery. Ice skates sharp- i years’ experience. Free estimates. Men who are accepted will be as Silverware, Kitchen Cabinets nished Or unfurnished, no bathing SIX ROOM Cape Cod, garage with home. The style is co’ndusive to other new home—ranch with own got the liquor. Smith 1s free under Call Howley, Ml 3-5361, Ml 3-0763. signed tq the office nearest their breezeway, fireplace, full cellar those who enjoy split level living private brook, good su'imming and $250 bond. transmission, radio, healer, good ened, precision ground. L t M 1 $6,000 SALARY YEARLY 32 FOOT aluminum extension lad Mirrors, Pictures, Potg and Pans facilities in apartment but bath tires, good condition, $200. MI ! Equipment Corporation, Route 83, home. And. Pew Other Items located on Woodbridge St. CTlose at its'best. On beautifully land fishing. Call Burt Starkey Agen IN der. like new: one pair of ladder avaUable to right party in owners Hospital Notes 9-6489. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7600. Manches Be your own boss and work only Jacks, both $50. MI 9-2291. Phone Me Immediately apartment, $46. 74 North St. to schools and transportation. Call scaped spacious lot. 2-car garage. cy, Columbia, A ^ d em y 8-8243, Admitted Friday: Eileen Edgar, I Heating and Plumbing 17 24 hours a week In nation’s No. 1 4 bathrooms. Priced in the high you save for your ter exchange. Call Enterprise 1945. BREWSTER. N. Y. Hartford CHapel 7-0358 New Britain BAIdwin 9-4000 after any time for appointment 52 Grove St.: Kathleen Edgar, 52 ! JEEP STATION wagon, 1956, 4 self-service business, coin operated SEVEN ROOM apartment N. 8 p.m. 50s. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464 PLUMBING AND heating — re^ BRISTOL See It Day Or Night Grove St.; -William Fetko, 133 W. wheel drive, 6 cylinder, 24,500 SNOW PLOWING, day and ni^hi laundries, located In busy shopping SET TUBS with stands, $10. Space School St., $95 per month. MEd- MAN(?HE8TER — 6 room Cape, original miles .real cream pull, modeling Installations, repairs HARTFORD TWO-FAMILY flats 5 5, with 2 Main St. service. Rates according to lob centers. Excellent financing avail heater, $15. MI 4-0604. If you have no means of transpor' ford 8-7748. jvalking diatmee to schools, shop Admitted Saturday: - Joseph Sl.SOr). 4-0775 and'or conditions. MI 9-5650 all All work guaranteed, 25 years ex able. Write Box Y. Herald. NEW HAVEN tetion. I’ll send my auto for you! Wanted To Rent 68 rooms finished on third floor, 2- ping center, and bus line. Imme perience, 24-hour service. Call NEW LONDON Geiser. 116 High St.; Stanley M er-> hours. No ObligaUon! THREE ROOM apartment, Includ--- car garage, off Eaat Center St., diate occupancy, $13,800. Carlton Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-474P WANTED—4 or 5 room apartment near Post Office, schools and shop cier. Broad Brook: Diane MltchelT,' WE ARB THE EXCLUSIVE Boats and Accessories 46 Ing heat, hot water and gas for ft Thayer Realty, JA 8-7848. Very ibuccessful grocery store In A— R—T—’-S cooking. Electric refrigerator and for couple with two small chil ping. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Green Rd.. Tolland. GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, METROPOLITAN DISTRIBUTOR family’s future can It's A Wonder! an exclusive neighborhood. Sale in 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD dren. centrally located. Call CH Admitted Sunday; Lydia Suther FOR A NEW .... VITAL ELEC HARTFORD BOAT Show, State gas stove furnished. CaU MI 9-7737 Crochet Stitch Guide! Plumbing, Installation and repair. cludes building with income pro Open Every Night Till 9 between 6-7 p.m. 7-6682 CA PE;^ finished rooms, close but HIGH ASSUMABLE land. 42 Ward St.; Elias Delisle. 3 Ml 9-5125. ^ ducing apartment. For Individual TRONIC PRODUCT DEVELOPED Armory, Feb. 28 throufrii March 4. quiet location, nice yard, garage, E)sth^r Ave.; Jeannette McConvllle, | Adults $1, Children 80c. attention call BY THE WALNUT DINING room set, table, CENTER ST.—6 room duplex, ga good-sized rooms, rec room in G.I. MORTGAGE 84 Windermere Ave.; George Graff ! 4 chairs, china closet and buffet. rage. oil furnace, $90 monthly. MI Business Property For Sale 70 cellar, oil hot water heat, fairly 41 Hale St. Ext. ' Radio-TV Repair Services 18 B & N AGENCY Good condition, $50. MI 4-0604. 8-1118, 9-5. priced at $14,900. Robert Wolver 5 room ranch with 2-car garage, Birth Saturday; A daughter to: Bnildini; Materials 47 aluminum storms, hot water heat. TV SERVICE-All make*. Honest, Janet BycholskI MI 9-5993 DICTOGRAPH CENTER ST.—2 stores and 3 apart- ton Agency. MI 3-1914. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wedge, j help your country now Roger M. Negro MI 8-8727 FTVE ROOM heated apartment, bients. good return, principles Reduced to $14,900. Evenings Ray Rockville. Economics'. High quality parts. BETTER BUYS AT COMBINA'nON gas and gas second floor, on bus line, 1100 only, kn 3-0644 after 7 p.m. COLONIAL CHARM—Quality con- Holcombe, Ml 4-1139. Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Birth today: A daughter to Mr., CORP. NATIONAL stove. Ml 9-4009. month. Adults preferred. Apply at stmctlon by Gambolatl just off and Mrs. Irving Shippee, 26 Wind- I service since 1931. Phone MI Help Wanted— Female 35 Porter Street. 3 bedrooms, attach WARREN fe. HOWLAND 9-4537. Potterton's. 180 Center St. Combination Doors From $16.98 ea. Hobby Shoppe, 403 Center St. Bor Ave. TV viewing Married men over 25 who qualify CLOTHESLINE and bolder, 35-40 Houses For Sale 72 ed garage, new and completely REALTOR CONNECTICUT registered licensed and have a late model car will find Plnjr Pong Table Tops $11.95 ea. foot extension ladder, lawn sweep Discharged Friday: William Some up-to-date facte about the TELEVISION antennas and rotor Disappearing Stairways $28.95 ee. contemporary. Beechler - Smith, 575 Main St. MI 3-1108 Chapman. 75 Talcott Ave.; Mary pracUcal nurse for 11-7 a.m. shift the career of their dretuns and vriU er, brand new, metal wheelbar Ma n c h e st e r suburbs- Two-fam- Realtors, MI 9-8952, Ml 36969. it easy today... systems mstaUed end repaired. in convalescent home in Rock start at a Exotic Wall Paneling— . row, kitchen set, large bed com Uy ranch 6-4, two furnaces, ga- Skewes, 46 Phoenix St.. Vernon; U.S. Savings Bond way to security Serving Manehestei and sur ville. Tel. TR 6-4291. Prefinished From 21c sq. ft. plete, amall bureau, straw rug, INVITATION ^ e , completely modem, tremen- COMPLETE, compact ranch, — 3 (,4>t8 For Sale 73 Stephen Schindler, Hopkins Rd., rounding areas. Modem T^-Serv Knotty Pine Paneling—all 8 ft. kS pairs Uvlng room drapes. MI dou., opportunity. Only $19,500. Ellington; Walter LaMone, Lake- ice. 405 Center St., MI 8-220S. Guaranteed Salary bedrooms, fireplace, garage, coun 14c eq. ft. 3-6908. TO BID Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. try atmosphere, friendly neigh SEVEN LOTS with city water and view Ter., Ellington: Joan Rider, It takes more than arithmetic to add np the Mahogany Paneling 17c sq. ft sewerage. Oiarle# LeSperance, MI 10 Laurel St.; Malcolm Reynolds, [j CONNIE'S TV and .Badlo Service, Legal Secretary $130 A WEEK I 25c sq. ft. Sealed bids will be received at bors. assumable mortgage at $110 benefita you get from U.S. Savings Bonds. You’ll Birch Paneling CROSLEY TV 17” , mahogany cabi the Office of the General Manager, WLTON — Two pleasant homes, per month. Beechler-Smith. Real 9-7820. t . 9 Morrison SL; Paul Chlcoine, 71 availably ail hours. Satisfaction Special 2x4' 50c ea. net, good condition, $50. CaU MI twe a seven room colonial with guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1815. Good stenographer skills req After Training At Our Ehepense 41 O nter Street. Manchester. Con tors, MI 9-8952. Ml 3-6969. Spring St;: John Lorenc. 144 W. have no trouble counting the dollars and oenta Dutch Doors $23.95 ea. 8-6727 after ' ‘ “ d'^hed two-car garage. The Main St,; Richard Wetherell, 128 uisite for full-time position. The appearance ,. Personality .. necticut until February 20, 1662 at Wantc4l--Real Estate 77 at 3Ji% intereat> but the other benefita—ijot ao RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, and Caliber of the men- are more Celling Tile 9c Jiq. ft. other a compact ranch with ga- $17,800, FIVE ROOM ranch with Grove St.; Howard Loveland, Cedar Closet Lining 20c sq. ft APARTMENT SIZE electric ' .re- 11:00 A.M. for Collection fit Waste He l p ! D(TB to many recent sales, free pickup and delivery on small Downtown Hartford office. Important than experience. and Purchase of Equipment. selling for $14,750 ($2300 and porch! large kitchen with built-ins, Maple St.. Ellington. easily counted— a n every bit aa neoeasary to CASH ’N CARRY frigerator. Just os good as new. ”ou can assume lat mortgage). our' listings are low. Buyers are radios, phono^apha. Hours 6-10 Bid forms and apecifications are tiled bath, fireplace, combination watting for all types of property. Discharged Saturday. James W hy buy Ihit BondT One JA 2-1165 Nobody, But Nobody, UndetbeUs CaU MI 9-8488. . J. Crockett. Realtor, Ml 3-1577. windows and doors, home in excel your family’a future. important rtaton for buying p.m H A S Radio and T\'. VJ National available at the Controller’s Office, If selling buying or tracing, Doherty, 5 Fern St.; Darrell Mor 9-5582, Ml 8-1479, SALES - MANAGER lent condition. One owner. Flill gan. 144 Orchard St.; William Fet Saving! cBondt today u to EXPERIENCED hairdresser want NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. 66 Center Street, Manchester, ® RCiOM ranch, 6 yeara old. at once Free Inspections ppdn re help prttervr yOur freedom to for contact work. Credit organiza Connecticut. basement, hot water oil heat, re quest. (!lall the EUlswortb Mitten ko. 133 W. Main St. One of theae benefita ia freedom itaelf. ed, top wages and commission. tion needs local man to call on ' 381 STATE STREET, ■ "Owers School, all rooms batter cessed cast iron, radiators. City, own a ihare in your eountry. Moving— Trucking— Lu Jon Salon of Beauty. Call MI NORTH HAVEN. CONN. NOTICE Town of Manchester, t ^ average in size, entlra base- Agency. Realtors. Member of ServieeiHea’s News 3-1939. Business and Professional men 60 Connecticut water and sewerage. Near school, service. Ml Si69$0. Marine Cpl. Da'vid J. Leiben- Storage 20 mile radius. If you have sold’ Spe CHestnut 8-2147 N otice. is hereby given that ®“ t finished off into large famUy bus linie, quiet neighborhood. Quick Every dollar you invest in a Savings Bond givee ------4' Richard Martin, mortgage, nriced for to*s horn* haating WAITRESS, part-time, 10 a.m.-S cialties, Food Plans, Books, Me there .^11 be a special meeting of General Manager occupancy. Charles Lesperance. Uncla Sam exactly that much more help in the morials, or Intangibles, this la an juick sale, $16,900. Pbllbrick MI 9-7620. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck p.m., 5 days, good pay, good Ups, the electors of the ESghth School Agency, MI 94484. ______£_ ing Company. Local and long dis no weekends, pleasant atmosphere unusual toportunity. Perinanent A UttUties District, to be held at our way I vital task of safeguarding liberty today. You not tance • moviiig, packliig and stor and must nave car. High Ooramte- NOTICE the Bentley School (Hollister St. VERPLANCK SCHOOL 6 room Apply in person. Brass Key Res M y ’fCHESTER—6 bedroom home, Cape Ck>d. Garage, combination only save money, at the same time you alao help age. Regular service throughout taurant. Main St. sion-Bonua arrangement with ' ad At a meeting held by the Town School), within said District, on wceilent clceet and storage apace, You get^pramium quality New England state# and Florida. vancement opportunity. $125 week Monday, February 19th, 1962 at EXC^UENT LOCATION windows and doors, fireplace, hot Special Tuesday Only Mol)ilheat with RT-98 . . . the save your future freedom to enjoy it Planning Commission of Manches ■A?$e eneloaed porch, S-car ga- water oil heat, near bus line, good Ml 3-6563. CLERK POSITION available In ly draw qualified man. Write Box ter, Connecticut, on February 5, 8:15 P.M., for the foUowlng pur FOR J^e,^ M9.700, PhUbTfOt Agency. Ml moat completely affective fuel Order Dept. Knowledge of typing O, Herald, pose; condition, good buy. Charles I,.es- 1963, following a pubUc hearing perance, MI 9-7820. oil additive in us* today. And . ’niat’s why Bonds are such a sound way today MANCHESTEJR Package Delivery. and shorthand desirable. Apply held October 30, 1963, It was voted 1. To explain the survey of PROFESSIONAL Light trucking and package deliv ACTUAL JOBlt In U.||., Europe, you g«t premium service. Au Personnel. Iona Mfg. Co.. Regent to mmke>i: the following sone sewer requirements to the tax OFFICE FYDRencTE ST.—7 room home in BRANFORD STREET—Older Co- to reach any savings goal. With Bonds, you save ery, Refrigerators, washers and St., Manchester. So. America. Write Employment «ceiient condition inside and out, ’58 PLYMOUTH tomatic dellv(wies . . . a bal- change: payers of the District. stove movutg specialty.- Folding Information Center, Room 474, 789 Income property la O-Zone on lonial. 6 large rooms, including aneod ps)rment plan aad many for a home and a better world to build it in. With To change to Industrial Zone, PhUip L. burgess. TOclosed porch, one-car garage, large dining' room and 26 foot liv chairs for rentIt. ta 9-0752 SALESLADY needed, preferably Boylston Street. Boston 16, Maas. Main Street. Direct from Wie Pneed for quick sale, $18,*00! PhU- other extra* derigaed to make evenings and weekends. Apply in an area now in Residence Zone President' ing room, fully aluminum storme- 2-DOOIt. Bonda, you save for your own retirement and the EIOH’m SCHOOL A owner. Can be seen by nppoinb- onck Agency. MI 9-8464. komt heating rtallp taty. THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS C*’;. person. Hallmark Pharmacy. T 7 ORDERLY; mtat cutter, meat ,B- described as f t* :■ I "o'\- '• • tr . - . . 4 'll M O B 8DmSB»> MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1962 / ^^anrbi^Bipr ^o?hing li^ralb • • \ / Bloddmohile Visits Tomorrow, 10:45 a. m. m.
Tbwii L \ 5 '• ' ts ‘ . Child Services A vence DeOy Net Press Run ^ ''i-ir.v For the Week Kkided The Weather U tm Ctapman Joy Ctrcle, North . Fehmaiy le, lecS MMbpdM iQhwch. will m«et at th« Cai^ Load Up ForeoMt of D. 8. S^Mther Ihll—e church Wodncadhy at 3 p m. Mom- 13,545 , hM« «r# reminded to brtai^ artlcloa .-<1 'With A 35 per cent IncreMe In Fair aad cold tonight. gM W 8 to n r a Vhleotine sale to he hdd MamlNr et the AaStt ' after the meeting. , / ■ . . . ^ "' c*se load In tivo years at the Man- ^0. loeretwhig cloudiiieM Wedaee- theater northeast dietrict office of Boreen et Oirenleilae day. High in mid SO*. The Manchester' Ministerial As- Children's Services of Connecticut, Manche$ter— A CAty of Village Charm ■oclatlon wUI meet Wednesday at ^ f c ' t the organisation’s fund drive ,ls 11 a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. I«81g1ng. it was r^rarted at a meet VOL LXXXI, NO. 113 (FOURTEEN PAGES) 33 Myrtle S t John Demo owner of ing of the Manchester auxiliary MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1962 (Claaained AdverUilag on Fage 12) radio station WINF, will be the VOUR /MOTTS PRICE FIVE CENTS last week. W . guest speaker. . ' i . Miss Margaret Parker, director of the office at 577 Main St., re SUPER ^ Miss Margaret Stoddard daugh ported contributions to date total Where Is Powers? ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. 11,750 toward a $2,000 goal. Since MARKETS State N^ws Stoddard. 809 Btrch Mt. Rd.. is a.s- the United Fund campaign has slatant editor of the yearbook been postponed to next fall, con “Sustlnet.”, and Charles Kramer, tributions for Cnlldren’s Services R oundup son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Kram may be sent either to the treasur er, 44 Irving St., Is co-editor of er, Mrs. George Walker, 17 Har Senators Want aports for .'the yearbook and co- vard Rd., or Jie Manchester office, SAVER dukhman of the junior prom. Both she reported at a meeting at South Newington Man . are in the Jimlor class at Willi- Methodist Church. mantlc State College, Wllllmantlc. ' Children’s Services case load has Instantly Killed increased from 120 cases in 1959 AU of U2 Story Ruth Circle of Emanuel Church- to 186 in 1961 including children, BOOKS Grossing Street women/ Emanuel Lutheran Church, unmarried mothers and family will meet tonight at 8 at the home sendee. Miss Parker reported. The WASHING’TON (AP) —' Serv4c«a OommlttM to tell* his HARTFORD. (AP) — Rob of Mrs. Kenneth Benson. 80 Arnott largc.^t increase has been in fam story. ert E. Kennedy, 64, of 36 "Rd. Mrs. William Andcr.son will ^ ily sen-ice cases, many of whioh . Senators have told the State "In fairneas to Mr. Powers, the lead devotions and Mrs. Keith Car-1 involve preventive help. f a s t e r ! •Department, they want the American people need to hear his Dowd St., Newington, was riere will lead a dlsrus.sion on the MIm Parker noted that of 42 un full story of U2 spy pilot story from Mr. Powers himeelf,” killed instantly at 6=17 a.ni. life of Ruth. Members will work married mothers cared for by the Francis Gary Powers—from Thurmond said.- today when struck by a car on children's clothes to be .sent district office, 16 wete under 20 iu B L E his ill-starred flight over the "If thwe is 'no blame, this ought while crossing Main St., New overseas. years of age, 18 were from 20 to to be brought out.” ington. Chinese R e^ Scoff 25 years of age, and. 8 were be Soviet Union to his walk to Sen. Howard W. Cannon, D- freedom. The operator of Uie car, Mrs. Robert C. Barrett, photogra tween 23 and 42. Ten of these had Nev., also said he hoped the armed Mabel Y. Stellmacher. 29. of - 193 ' pher's mate first class. I’SN, son previously teen married and 32 Spokesmen fbr the Senate For- servioee group would call Powers. - eign Relations (Jommittee say North St., New Britain, told po of Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Barrett. 28 had never been married, .*410 added. Aides of Sen. Richard B. Rus- lice she did not see Kennedy cro.ss- Mt. Nebo PI., i.s .sen-ing aboard At a recent meeting at th* Hart they expect they’ll get the infor tell, D-G«., chairman of the Armed At Nikita’s Proposal mation Effter Central Intelligence ing the street until he was directly the seaplane tender USS Currituck ford office of Children’s Services. in front of the car.*The accident which was scheduled to return Sat Mks.s P.arker and two members of Agency men question the 32-yesir- (COnttnned on Page Thirteen) urday to her home port at San ihe Manchester staff along with a ' old flier. occurred at the • Jntersectlon of HONG KONG (Aip^—Hong Kong’s official Chinese Receive Ad Altare Dei If they don’t, the senators In Main and Dowd Sts. Diego, Calif., after a tour of duty foster mother and two-week old m The Impact toased Kennedy 37 munist newspaper today bluntly said Soviet Premier Khrtnh« I'Jr with the Seventh F'leet In the West Twelve Boy Scouts of Troop 120. St. James' Church, received the Catholic scouting award. Ad Al- baby made up the cast for reen STAMPS dicated they may have to ques feet. He was taken to the Newing chev’s proposal for an 18-hation disarmament summit meet* ern Pacific. The tender participat l.are Dei. at an Archdiocesan Boy Scout rally yesterday in W aterburv. Standing are Edward actment of "A Baby’s Placement tion Powers themselves. ed in “Operation Handclasp ' by Ackerman. Edward Ward, Richard Sullivan. Christian Keefer. Phillip Kenny. .Michael Dumaine. Wes- So far Powers has been’ kept ton Memorial Funeral Home. ing will not acjiievc anything. from Birth to Adoption.” Children’s Blue Cross No charges were presented \ delivering t.36 tons of medical sup ley Gryk and Gerald Sullivan, and .sitting are Richard Dumaine. .lames Covlll and Dennis Dillon. Sen-ices remain guardian of a baby E v e ry under wraps since he was • exi “The only^vay to ensure world peace is to uproot imperial* against Mrs. Stellmacher. The ac plies to needy people in the Far Dana Donovan, missing when the picture was taken, also received the awai-d. (Herald photo by for a year before adoption be changed Saturday for Soviet spy' ism,” .saidThe New Evening Post. “Troops and arms are only Ea-st. Otiani). comes final. Rudolf Abel. cident is still under investigation I The only official word on the Rate Boost bj- Policeman Robert Schatz. tools of ^ar and imperlialism-is the cause of it.” It was the state’s 31st automo Gerard L. LcBlanc, .son of Ger The Wa.shington School PTA will pilot’s whereabouts Monday was ard N. LeBlanc. 286 Bidwcll St., a State Department statement bile fatality this year. meet tomorrow at R p.m in the s| A passing motorist notified Ne\v- recently began recruit training at I school cafeteria. Fredrick Fre- Firm Hired for Urban Study SNET Aide .to Show m W e d n e sd a y that he is seeing his family and Not Slated Ki will be questioned. , ington Police headquarters of the the Nava' 'Training Center,. Great dclte, sixth grade teacher, will accident. Geneva. Lakes, III. / Evidently the only members of I give a nature talk ami .show Satellite Relays i l HARTFORD (AP) — Although ! sllde.s. Mr.s. John F arr Is chairman Meets with Town Thursday his family permitted to see Pow By TOM OCHILTREE of the refreshment committee and ers are his wife Bubara who Hartford Hospital and several oth 21 to 30 ‘ Live” radio wav'es w-ill be flew here from her nioUier’s horn* LONDON (AP)— Prime Minister Harold Macmillan today THE FINEST | will bo a.s.slstod by mothers of Manche.sler'.s urban renewal pro In ebnnectlon with the central bounced off a model of a space er hospitals in the state have rais-. HARTFORD (AP) — The State second grade pupils. j at Mllledgeville. Ga, and h)a par Motor Vehicle Department’s daily welcomed “the broad spirit” of the letter of Soviet Premier gram effort officially gets under bii.siness dl.strict in dow'nlown satellite In a demonstration by n! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Pow ed their room rates, Connecticut .Manche.slcr, the ageney felt the record of automobile fatalities as Khrushc^hev proposing a summit conference on disarmament. Mi.ss M argaret A. Gu.stnf.-«)n, ! way Thursday with a meeting of Frank Rak of Southern New Eng SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ers of Norton, Va. Where they Blue Cross does not contemplate of last midnight and the totals on aiea doea not appear to be an ur are holding their reunion is a se Macniillan told the House of Commons the problem now I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cart .\. i town official.s and the firm hired ban renewal project at this time. land Telephone Co. ct a dinner upping Its premiums at this time. the same date last year: Gustafson. 31 .Maple St., received: to iirepare'a .survey .and planning meeting of the Omar Shrine Club cret. Also, spokesmen at the city’s li»61 1962 was to find a wa.v of linking proposals made by the United DONUTS To get, the preliminary phase of at the Gacden Grove on Friday, One of Powers’ , sisters, Mrs. two other big private hospitals.^ Slates and Britain "witli the more general ideas which the I her B S. degree from State t.’nl-; Killed ...... 21 30 application to the federal, grtvern- the urban renewal program un EVER MADE K ersily College. Biiffalo. y es-’ Feb. 16 at^fcSO p.m. William E. Hileman,’25, of subur St. Francis and Mt. Sinai — said chairman of the Soviet Union has in mind.” terday. She is a Impie economics menl. der wav, town directors have Rak, of the general engineering ban Glassmanor, Md„ said she today thal no room rate boosts authorized an appropriation of department of the company,- will Is "burned, up” because authorities Sound,Off for Safely People jam both- side.s of'Paris’ Avenue de la Republique as hearses pass by during fu Khrushchev proposed that the 18-nation disarmament con major, cla.ss of August 1981. at the Edward Rybezyk. town planning were being planned now. ference opening in Geneva March 14 be conducted dt summit University. j engineer .said' the meeting would 81..’>00. ' .apeak on "Voices in Space." de- BUTTERBALL BELTSVILLE won’t let her see her big brother. Officials at Hartford HosplUil HARTFORD (AP)—The Great neral of four of eight people killed in last week’s Algerian (demonstration in the French he held at 11 a m. in the Munieipal The Newington firm's next-step, .scriblng the growing use of micro 1 “I . think all htls stuff is ridicu confirmed a report today that gen- er Hartford Funeral Homes Asso capital. (AP Photofax via radio front Paris) level in ita opening stages. XI Gamma Cliapter, Beta Sigma 1 Building. after ita boundary recommenda wave radio systems to tran.smlt lous, absolutely unwilled for,” she erflal, non-maternity rates would ciation has joined the battle to halt His proposal came after Macmillan and President Kennedy phi. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m | Picked by the Redevelopment tions are appioved by the'redevel long-distance telephone calls and said. "Nobody will tell ua. Where go tip $1.50 per day, e f f e c t Ive the rising rate of traffic fatalities. had suggested an American-British-Russian foreign minis- at the home of Mr.s. Harold | Agency to pinp.sre the survey and opment agency, will be to file a plans to use a space satellite as a my big brother is. If I kni)W, I’d Feb. 1. Measured In' human live*, the j planning application is the .New relay station for overseas calls. first 43 days of 1962 have been the tei-s conference as a curtain raiser for the disarmament talks. Selmc'jT. 15 Thomas Dr. j budget plan with area plana rec i go see him, even if I had to walk." A Blue Cross official In New Ribicoff Talks And Police Repression Diplomatic sources predicted^ ------ington firm of Raymond & Mac ommended with the federal gov "I know there is a rea«»i behind most expensive the state has seen A.ssoclates. Haven commented that the rise in reisent years. that President. Kennedy. Macmil I ernment. aJI this,” she added laibar. “I Jo*t among some other- state hospitals lan and HUu-unhehev will meet r a n g e I Tlie firm ha.s had coiusiderable Irish they’d tell ua What It la.” Tile association will sponsor renewal experience In Connecticut. Approval of the jilan by the I recently !‘do not deviate from any "Sound Off for Safety," to keep Of Hunches iii later this year. government wttl clear the way for As senator! bqgan tnoving In usual trend. Their' rates are not They described jhls possibility Rusk Rejects ' New York, New Jersey and Dela- to try to pluck- aside some of the the Importance of safe, alert driv 150^000 in Paris Protest j ware. a more detailed plan for the area TURKEYS going up any faster than usual, as the likely outcome of the ex- fuel oil LECLERC ing uppermost in the minds of I Its pa.st urh.an renewal projects which will be subiT^ittdd to the curtain of secrecy around Pow and these increases should not af State Politics changet. among the three leaders. FUNERAL HOME ers’ adventures behind the Iron fect our (premium) rates at this Connecticut drivers. Laborttes, Including oppoaltlqn Arms Cut Talks gasoline in the .state inolude three in Nor government and to the town for SWIFT’S Curtain and Us release. Sen. Formed in. Jimi, 19S9. the as walk, two In Ansonia, three In final approval. time.” , • BRIDGEPORT (API—Former S^^ret Army Terrorism leader Hugh Galtakell, pressed Strom ’nmrmond, D-S.G., pr<^>osed In addition to Hartford Hoapl- sociation represents a majority of Gov. Abraham Ribicoff, now secre Macmillan to promise there would . \ I New Brit.'iiii. and two in Sevmour. FUNERAL Famous Swift’s Butter- that the pilot be brought W ore the funeral homes in Hartford and tary of health, education and weK By 18 Nations OPEN 6 A.M. to I A..V. ^ In addition, it h.as prepared a gen- was organized to . protect the, In be no 'U.S. atmospheric tests of DAII.V and .Sl'.VDAV hall Turkeys , . . scien a pcbltc session d* ffie '>'Armed Ai " (CoNtUned on Page Thirteen) .fare, aays he "has a hunch" ihaLM -PARIS (AP)—Between 150,000f In the forefront of the throng | nuclear weapons on C!hiiatmaa la- BANTLY OIL I eral neighborhood renewal plan aj)- SERVICE .5 to 9 Lbs terest of Its. aaeotoera and the the and 200.000 Parisians marched MOSCOW (AP) — Tbew warn I plication for Derby and a com- ' EACH YEAR over 2,000,- tifically bred to give you will be "pretty active In wscs former Premier Pierre Men-1 land until the Geneva talks have WALTER N. Average people they serve. election camp^gn In Conneptlcut." slowly tlipoiigh Paris today In si des-Krance, leader of a Soclahat ban a chance to produce some re- 'wldsspreM bsllsr lir- ^plomotio IDMI'tW. INC. ■ munity renewal program appllca-f less bone and more len Ribicoff told more . than 200 lent protest agalitst the Secret q u a rts (onlaht that Premier tion for .Middletown. ' 000 new pntient.s seek the LECLERC splinter party; Maurice Thorez, suits. Khrushchev wilt summit Bess Eafon IM M M \'-:|fll:i;i Director der,' moist, succulent Hits Old Traffic. Lau» Democrat* at a reception liei-e ves- Army Organisation and police re secretary-general of the French; The prime minister declined. go to the I The. .Newington firm’s work In j Hundreds Seek High Ground eonferetice he has proposed even DONUTS aid of 2.5.000 CHIKOFRAC- meat. An economical buy SUFFIELD (AP) — Newman terdav that he ‘also has a "hunch • pi’ession of demonstrations against (Jommunist party, and hi* deputy, i He told the House preparations TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 the preliminary pli!i.«e.s will be to Call Ml 9-5869 that Connecticut wilt elect a Dem-' Lhe right-wing terrorists. Jacques Ducio*. •- ; for the Chrlslma* Isl^d tents though President Kennedy and !60 Center St., ^laiU'hester define hoimd.irie.s for the survey ' at regular price . . . a Ire- Mamilius who seeks the Republi- ocratic-- up U..S.u s Renatsenator this vear." It was one of the biggest asaem- Britisli Prime Minister Harold KOCKVILLE Til 5-.1271 TORS. 23 Main Street, Manchester can gubernatorial nomination said Before the march the bodies' would take some time end "the Mncmillan stay home. ind study area in the .North End memlou.s value at Mott’s today the w-ar against hlgh’" ^ Ribicoff s rf^arks, greeted with hlages In the French capital since were laid out in a trade union j tt*ti> would certainly not bo con- Depot Square region and to make j Collapse of Dam, Rain the 1944 liberation. Diplomatic observers were .ror. .special lo’v, low sale deaths is hamper^ bv what he ^ ^Ls l.-atenerH, were hcauquarter*. and thousands filed! ducted before March 14." tain, however, that the most per* recommendation.s to the redevel- 1 price. called Connecticut’s obsolete traf- ^ he has come to Tlie vast throng marched two by the plain wooden coffins In a Laborlte Arthur Henderson asked siiBslve arguments would be ad opmenl agem-y. | - ■ I stating publicly that he Is a candl- mile.s from the historic Vlace de l stark, unadorned room , Macmillan to get Kennedy to agree cedure.s'.* enforcement pip-1 nomination. : la Republique to Pere Lachaise vanced in an effort to (oroe at Along with the North End po.s-i Increase Iowa Floods i date for the nomination. Workers threaded through the: not to carry out the tests at least least two of the Western Big Three .slhilily, R.nymond A- .May also will ' ■ He said complicated technical' "’ould accept Cemetery with the bodies of four jammed thousands taking up a for three months from now. The to go to Geneva when the IS-na- I Choicest Meats In Townf be aeked to expand tlie survey tqs I changes in the slate's 'traffic ^ * draft for the nomination. .State i of the eight persons killed in wild collection for families of rtctlm*. I prime minister replied: tion disarmament oonferense open* I include Cr.eir fee' -igs on urban re-A| Notice! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^to within a foot of the ceiling. Cars safety lawa and enforcement ma- ' however, liave quoted him street fighting last Thursday night Donors were given whlte-and-1 "Tliat Is another matter. I do next month. newat for the C.ieney .Mills <-om- Southeast Idaho foHgtot Its worst .were tossed down Beschwood chinerv are needed and that sue- ^ Pr<'’ately as .saying that he is between police and Ctommunist-led black badges bearing the legend,' not think these preparattlons can cessive legislatures have failed to definitely a candidate and will go demonstrators againi|t the secret "In homage to the victim* of Feb. I be made very rapidly, and your plex and the downtown business il floods in 35 years today, as col Drive along with planks,'boulders, army. - WASHINGTON (AP) —Secretary TUESDAY ONLY aien. - jl SHOE SHINES lapse of an irrigation dam and trees and other debris. come grips with the problem. 8. 1962.■■ anxltlles need not be very great." of State Dean Ruak ha* dashed i 'Connecticut has an" able and ((ipntinued on Page Three) The government relaxed its bah In December, the redevelopment heavy rain* inmida.t*d new com • In suburban Sunland, 160 resi on public demonstrations for the Macmillan promised Gaitskell cold water on •- Soviet Premier ■ I.F,.\N. .\I,L HHEF agency concluded that the Clieney Dally From 3 P.M. munities and aent hundreds of conscientlou.sto State Police force," the British government will make, Khrushchev's proposal that the NEW! dents of the Riverwood Ranch- funeral, which wa* arranged by residents scurrying for high Marsilius told the Suffield Repub-, an effort to see we-to-vye with 18-nation .Geneva disarmament .Mills arei .-hoiild be releired to, Thursday Night* Sunsef Springs area above Foot lican Women’s Club, "but their in virtually all labor and left-w’lng 1,000 Demonstrate the To'.^'n I >evek>,i.iien‘. t'ommis- ground. hill Boulevard were stranded the Soviet Union on the form of talks atart off next month with and .411 Day .Saturday Am.Fio Process Swollen streams which already telligent and devoted effort.s to organization* in Pari*. a summit conference. .--.OM to w ith the nwnci ,s and when flood waters ripped out the protect the public can’t do the job TTic bodie.* of the other four j Over Shelter Plans Ic'-se..-; of tin- area on proiilcms t'ome In for the beat had surged over their bonks Into -«nl> road providing access. Food News Tidbits demonstrators were sent to their The United States and Britain But Ru'sk indicated that if prog- Iliiy nuiv Icive. "MIRACLE MIX" more than a dozen villages and under our obsolete traffic laws and (* believe an 18-natlon summit con HAMBURG 2i99‘ shoe shine In town! and,, . medical , . supplies - - , were fur- i enforcement procedures." home towns In the province* for (Continued on Page Seven) town* threatened still others. Low shot from the AP Wires biinnl. ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) — More ference would turn Into a propa RE(;i I.AIl f).->c I.H. Gives You o Bread parts of downtown Pocatello w-ere n.shed by means of a line shot j Marsilius, in his prepared talk. than 1,000 demonstrators marched ganda factory and would be un wash by firemen. j said neceasarj- initial steps are The streets leading Into the on the Capitol Monday In a pro (I.IMIT 10 LH.S. PKR rr.siTOMEH) , flooded. The Los Angeles cloudburst ap- j passage of aii enforcement maxt- Place de la Republique were mov able to provide any solution for with NO HOLES An earth-fill den), broke Mon six of seven persom formerly test against New York’s fallout the complicated problem* Involved PRESCRIPTIONS associated with the Sister Kenny ing rivers of flowers as marchers shelter program. A REMINDER! day. Impounded water s s v ^ down (ConUnned-on Page Thirteen) . (Continued on Page Thirteen) clutched bouquets and began the In arms reduction and control. i ■You’ll get a thrill, too, the Teton River and spread over Foundation plead innocent in U.S. "One nation under God, not sod," The two Western powers would I'ri‘v D rlivvry Ilmike ’n Hale Shoe Re and o d e I i e i o u s trt-o.ffille march. The bodies were declared a teen-age girl. Bulletins HIGITl AND par k MARKET \ when you see the heels, half the town of Sugar City, which District Cjourt at Mtmieapolis. carried In hearses almost hidden prefer to have the disarmament pair Is the ONLY place t o "We don't want to live In mine Culled from AP Wires 317 HIGHLAND ST. MIOXF: mi 3-1 >78 LIGGETT DRUG ha* 700 inhabitants. Uinn., indictment containing 15 under vTeaths of flowers. Six negotiations first produce some re- without naili, put on with (hat will care for you and pound coke texture. National Giurd troops and vol count* of mail fraud and one df ahafts." said a middle-aged wom SHOPPING PAliKADL your child’s ORTHOpl> Wants Buyers Protected hearses followed with flower* for an. our New AUTO-SOLER. unteers battled'to control the ris conspiracy . Syria threatens Im the graves. (Continued on Page Seven) MEDIATOR OFTIMIS’nC 01(1 NFFbS with the ing water, in the face of new mediate action against any new The demonstration, cosponsored Renew your heels TO maximum of care at Gray, rainy skies added to the, by the Committee for a Sane Nu- BOSTON (AP)v—Meeting* of dangers caused by rapid melting Israeli attempt to c h a n g c the gloom and an electricity worker# '->— ------union and *tore sUbrommlttees DAY. Work Guaranteed. lensonahle price! of mountain snow's during a warm course of the River Jonlan. It Is «hnn. were la progress today looking rcDorted from Dama.scuH AcUon. was to protest spell coupled with the dowTipours. Consumer Counsel Hits reported from Damascus. In the area. Umbrellas opened as the program which provides funds toward .reaumption, probably to • WK GlVr, ij-jr GREEN ST.Y.MPS • Seven Idaho' counties have been Robert K. Kennedy tells Indo- Youths Cancel morrow, of eontract discussions "SHOE REP.4IRING — SECOND TO .NONE!” I ncslan President Sukarno the U.S. a slow drizzle began to fall. Only for shelters In schooU and some declared disaster areas. More than the sound of the thousands of jfeet I other public buildings. • between the Amalgamated Heat 1.000 families have fled their Supermarket Packaging , government has ‘'done all It ran moving along the street broke the i Some of the demonstrators critl- Clutters and Butchers Union and MEET DAVE... homes. behind the wanes” to promote Rally Address three food store chains In New In Southern California skies ioeacefiil RoliitJnn tn th« Dutch In '‘''“ O’ silence. The familiar clat-1 clzed the fset that the program England. Union rontrneto with HOUSE &. HALE cleared after six days of rain, and do^slan ffisoute roar | was passed by the Republlcan- Ihe First Natlnnal Stores. Stop SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE GERI-ANN WASHINGTON (AP) - Thee.aearch and other devicss have dls-1-laulne.* . . i jRmJames e. E:Jack7on.n iR,.h"n ;ffi the .subways were ml.**lr« asirontroued leif<»I«turf I" «'hO ''r» By Gen. Walker ti Shop and Elm Farm Nupei-- high waters began to recede. In i __ closed saUsfactlon on the part of tor of tlie Communist transport workers joined In strikes last November. Others contended USE OI.’R OAR STREET ENTRANCE—Ml S-4I2S . their wake -w'ere tons of mud and-^ *'*^^*^™ * Consumer^ Coun called on nearly all level* of the, morkets have expired hut bust- KING of HEARTS debris and scores of wrecked or j t1ng., how much of It, they failed 34 Umes. And, *h« re- roosertnUoTbsTta* in R^d - S dqta about eight hour* before la a bipartiaan national Conserva * w, me buying, md what It coau. ”'ported, they spent mt average of S e « Is « U m a ^ day weather prospects for astro launch near midnight. ington to 4.030. A strike by 8,* tive youth organization and has 800 members of the United Ante* Accident Victim B«ffore p a c k in g was lntroduc-,|« minutes shopping. SOO.OOO men already are under naut John H. Glenn Jr.'s pioneer . Meanwhile, a weather reconnais ed, she said, shoppers went to m ar-; We are not able to buy even arm*. orbital flight Wednesday are about mode it a policy not to: endorse Workers (UAW) began on Jan. . sance plane also took a close look Conservative candidates of either 80. FULL FOUNT) LOAF Wins $300,000 ket with the r i ^ t to examine the j staple foods and household neccs- Welfare Secretary Abraham A 50-50. They indicated the mission at the recovery ureas. party who may be running for product, compare price*, and name j allies with any certainty that we Rtbilcoff in New York speech calls might be postponed again if things In hopes the weather would public office against anotlier Con SENATOR BARS PRESS KPON SORED BY MANCHESTER HIGH ■TAUNTON (AP)—A former Ha ., the quanUty they wanted to buy. i kimw" their comparative price,"' on Bov 'Scout movement to' W k didn't Improve. * clear. Project Mercury official! to servative rondidate for the same SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS '63 ' rine and Coast Guardman has won Mr*. Nelson told the subc<»n- said Mrs. Nelson. i 1 out children of families on relief Lt. Col. John S. Powers, spokes day began the preliminary' count-- office.' HARTFORD (AP)—A legta* a $300,(W0 accident verdict from a mittm "We will insist, too. that we ^ Halverstadt said be Relieved leg- and get them Into scouting man for the astronaut team, told down aimed at a 7:30 a.m. launch "In view of your announced can lattye group' today barred the ’jury after testimony that.he suf got the fuU amount we’ve paid for. I lalatlon proposed by many consum- Capt Carlo* Cordo Lugo 45 ^ b o ii a new* conference project chiefs ing. The 14-hour count 1* split over didacy for the Democratic nomi press from attending Its discus Benefit of fered a perabnallty teveraal and «re our ri^ ta . | er repreaentatlves "would be *elf-1 Airline* pilot, alipped iiito asTlam considered the weather outlook two days, not necessarily consecu nation as governor of Texas and sion of fees charged at the Uni lost ability to leara and retnember, "We need your help to make defeating. ” > Mexico Mondav after telling f ^ "marginal.” In term* of odds. Pow tive. with the last half picking up versity of Connecticut and the uMe : j ers said this waa about 50-50. in view of the candidacy of Jack state colleges. "We decided we Atty. JoseiUi -Schneider of Bos In .the first place'.” he said, "we low crewmen he 'was going to the shortly after midnight on launch Cox for the Republican nomina "The Scoreboard Fund" * ton’ said the $300,(XX) verdict re- forth l^talaUon uiat eetablishM believe that imposition of rigid - washroom. Powers said Walter Williams, day. didn’t want the press at .qur for all time tiieae rights of . the pru aUndards would seriously Impair Lord Dalton 74. who aa Hugh Project Mercury's operations di As the count started, heavy fog tion for the same office we must meeting,” State ^ n ato r Lucy , turned yesterday for hi* client la regretfully withdraw our invita the iaigest automobiie injury dent consumer.” ’ • , competition among manufacturers Dalton waa a BriHsh Labor govern- rector and the man who would blanketed the Cape C!!anav6ral T. Hammer, Branford Republi ,■ Albert *N. Halverstadt, genera] of grocery products resulting In ment clumcellor of the exchequer, make the crucial decialon, did not area, but burned off b.v mldmorn- tion for you to appear at our pub can, told a reporter who walked award to one person in Maaaachu- advertising manager for_the Proc lic rally... Picture above is Dave VVitham in front of lii.s initfe heart display. Dave feature.^ Whit-? TUESDAY, FEB. 13 SHOP MOTT’S sett* history. serious Injury to the consumer, die* in Louden today after • long feel Glenn would go "with the cur ing. A weather report said similar Into the state capitol meeting. tor a Gamble Co., Cincinnati, said through increased cost and re- lllne** .... White House approves rent weather,” that is, as it exists condltiona could exist Wednesday, "We are convinced that your ap Senator Hammer lia chairman of man’s, Fanny .Farmer, Schrafft’.s, Candy Cupboard and Page and Shaw Valentine 8:00 P..M. The plalntljT, Walter DowUng, 25, it was his compsuiy’*’ .view "new pearance at this public rally w-ould Norfolk, Va., sued Campanella it duced quality and variety of prod-' requests of NBC and CBS radio-TV today. '-H ’ • which would delay the firing. the subcommittee of the Legis Hearts. Priced from 6,5c to 310.95.------•• SS7 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER leglsiatioA would not eeem to be “rts-” ' ; network# to carry live Presideat However, Powers said a better The reconnalasance plane took be interpreted aa an Indirect en lature’s Education Committea Cardi Oonatruction Go. of Provi- needed at tbis time” on packaging dorsement of your candldac.V by denoe, RJ., for $500,000. Tlie firm Secondly, he suggested, "some of Kennedy’s news conference idea of the weather in the critical off from Bermuda to take a close which Is studying the fee charge* NEAR THE GREEN preetfoee. the proposalsappear.more likely to —WeAieada; - - recovery area* out in the AtUintlc look at stOf. and skies in a line Young Americans for Freedom. made at these state InstltutlonB Manchester High School was buikUng a Meral interstate LMt y e v Prodtor * Gamble sold highway at Attleboro, -.Maaa. result tn dqcqitton than In im A1 Barkan, top- labor' union P®* would be gZined from visat observa extending through the three main "We regret the necessity Of' tak -She said that press attendance WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT qUANTITIES more than 3 billion psufitagea of proved consumer tmderstgnding." lltlcal leader, says in Washington tion by Navy ships moving into recovery areas where Glenn’s cap ing this action and trust you will at the meeting would tend te Bailey Auditorium Evid^ce was offered the ,Bria-' household products and conducted As one example, the executive tol . County jury that DowUng waa the AFXeCIO will staff a "frash” those areas. sule would impact after one, two understand and sympathize with thwart free and open discussion LENOX >HARMACY coneumer stndieB invtUvtog 350,000 said standardization by both size regtstrattoa -drive in effort tq elert The -recovery vessels, chiefly or three orbits. our reasons.” of the subject. *T wronldn’t want a passenger in an antomobila OFEN NIGHTS MONDAY thra SATURDAY TILL 9 pereonal Interviews. HelversUdt aad weight would be hnpoasible in an additional 30 union-backed carrier*, are expected on aUUoB Tbe main concern was the zone Walker was recalled from - Ger- the press to heer stnne of the. E. CENTER ST. TEL Ml 9.0896 DONA’HON 11.00 teetifled: the detergent field because of wide OR Faga Vw*) House members-40 rnngrew this by four houn before launch, now th ln ^ that have been said,’* ah* n mtiat rtpoA that both our >•-' vartatlesu In product denatty. fall. planned fer 7:>0 ajn. Wednesday. (Ooultaaed eu Pagu .TUrteeu) (Coattmied en Pag* Iliree) added.