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•-I ■v: . BhSDNESDAY, JANUARY 11^1961 ' Th« WMther Averavt Dhily Net Ptmw R«n PAOB.t'^^ENTY Peraeaal of t . S.'Weathar BM iilt' ..A Ewttttt0 l?wai^l Par the Waidi Eaded • ------1- , J . » V Doe. n . 1M8 Ihlr nad aoMar. tsMght. 13,314 18. Ihlr aad Httte About Town Ibmber af tha Andit • ehaaga Prtday. High la 80a. B m ah a» Orwilattan M tmche$Ur— A Cit^r o f Village Charm ■Tte Piddic H«anh Kursincr for ■inritBid xnothen will resume MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY,’JANUARY 12, 1961 an Page 18) PRICE PIVE 18 » t * lun. In the iniblic YOla LXXX,, NO. 8S (TWBNTY PAGES) oonfeireiKse room sit Man- p - ‘ Meanoiial Hospital. Any- itad n a y enroll by public Maltfa office. I ^ lb s . 'W llb^Uttle, 19S Spencer 8U i^MfaiUtawbOcEalnnan ofthe m at district and vinlt of the C ites XJ, S. i n 8 Y e a r s ABMricaa Lieglon adamaiy. Is at- toaffinf tha New KnglMrf area lahabUltation conference «A jn er- Open ThurSi jrmit l^^ion Auxillarlea ab. the Shanton-BUtmore Hotel in Proyl' dnoa, today through Friday. till

H m Manchester Laague of Wom­ an Voters wiU meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. John Hyde.. 11 Meadow lane. Guest speaJter EN DAILY wm be Caiester la n gtiy. deputy |9:30 a.miNto 5:45 p.m. director of public works for the | Town of Manchester. He'will dls- j YOUR STORE OF VILLAGE CHARM... cuss tft road btillding program. VS. Supplied Planes' Space Lag t-vvii W O M EN 'S, State News Last Message Lists H m Manchester Association for H a^ o f Retarded Children wUl C riticized meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. at the LaptiauT Pilots Boi Roundup Bonce Center. A business meeting MISSES' - MEN'S JACI Unsolved Problems will be ftjUowed by a social tour. In R ep o rt OCfloais will be elected at a ji and meeting at the Veterans of World) and SUBURBAN Pro-] Speeding Car Washington, Jan. 12 (i

—Piwrident Eiaenhowsr Will M k « War I of the USA, Manchester |*alm Beach, Fla,, Jan. 12 ,^a farewell address to the nation next Taesday Biglit. 96er Barracka, and ladies’ auxiliary. JUNIORS' regularly $50.00 Berlin, in Cuba, and elsewhere in tho morrow at T:45 pm . in Suaaimah Victor Bouchard, 22, Bellstone around the earth.' fighters nor arc they manned Nikita Favors Aye. Westbrook, was killed in­ The committee, appointed by And he spoke of intermitte'nt declines in economic activity Jit Weriey HaU. by U A personnel.” Today of­ stantly, State Police said, when the Kennedy, urges . determined ef­ home which he said leave “little room for complacency.” .' ficials said White’s comment car he was driving went out of con­ fort apd the spending of more “I do not closti this message implying that ail is w dL-tiiit Cambodia Gall trol on Route 1. overturned eev- money on the Space exploration all problems ar# solved,” Eis^hower said. “ For progrewf tta- did not mean the trainers ersl times, and slammed into a ATLAMnO would not be used as attack program generaUy—and parti­ plies both new and continj^ng probldma and, unlike president cularly OB development of more FURNACE OIL planes. It was clear the Unit­ For Laos Talks ^H enry Molyneux, 41, of 33 Main powerful rocket thrust for launch­ tial administrations, problems rarely have terminal dates; Aiitsamtlw Oeavery ed States knew they would be. St., .Bhwex, Who was IdentUled as a ing of ^cecraft. Abroad there is the continrtag^ LT.WOOD CO. Moscow, Jan. 12 Soviet passenger In the vehicle, was ad­ ’The group mentioned no spe- (kimmutiist threat to the froedom Vientiane, Laos, Jan. 12 (/P) mitted to Grace-New Haven Com­ eitie figure In ealling for addi­ of Berlin, an exploalve altuatim in Phone Ml 8 -lltt Ukiion ennouheed today that Pro' munity Hospital for treatment of Laos, the problems caused by OMm Rusk Expects .^Laotian pilots flying hastily tional spending. munist penetratlMi in Cuba, aa well mier Ntidta fOmuhdi^ “regards head and ffiternal Injuries. His con- Tha current Russian advantage armed U.S. - made trainer favorahiy"' Oambodla’s proposal ditlcm was termed not serious. as the many problems connected Fameui Brands by Later, p few miles away, tragedy in Rring vehicles into Space stems with the development of the new Support from pligies strafed and bombed for an international conference on from', superior booster rockets. prd-Communist rebel forces overtook two cars returning from nations in Africa. ’These areas, in • M cGRESOR the Laotian crieie. an Explorer Scout meeting. TheNitudy committee asserted particular call for delicate han­ yesterday and today in? the there lit> "overriding necessity to Tue, the Soviet news agency, Slate Police said the accident dling and ‘constant review. Bowles, Adlai HOWARD • l a k e l a n d first air raids of the civil war, reported that IQiruahchev. in a provide h t^ . efficient slid effec- "At home several conspicuous occurred when a caj, driven^by tive'Ieadermp”' for' the U.S. Space British, French and other Bu message Jan. 7 to Prince Norodom Kingman A. Snow, 33. Mafo St. problems remain: Promoting high­ ’Washington, Jan. 12 (A^ ■— Dean ANDREWS > ropexn diplomats in the Laotian Sihanouk, the Cambodian chief of Centeibrook, a section of Ess^ effort. \ er levels of employment, with Rusk, secretary of atate-deslgimta, capital expreated grave concern state, suggeateid that the confer­ passed the-other car at high speea President Biaknhower has stated clal emphaala on areas in which said today he expects to bo the the aid raid—first reported in the ence .be held in Canfobdia. on Route 144Tn Da«P repeatedly that'^America's pres­ heavy unemppymant has persist' new President’s chief " foreign Building S-year-old Civil war—would trig­ The U.S. State Department said Snow’s car veered wildly Mter tige ia hot at atakt in the Space ed; continulniy..t9 provide for policy adviser without backstage Were 17.95 to 49.95 ger a retaliatory action by, the yeetei^day that it w u giving eWddlng on sand at the right exploration race. ’The Kennedy steady economic’ grovrth and pre­ mteiference from Adlai Stevenson* Contractor Soviet Union or Conomuniit. China. "earnest consideration” to Sihan­ shoulder of the highway, then ccmipittee'e bepprt said: serving a aound currencx; bringing Chester Bowles or others. our balance of payments into more Bealdential—Bemodeling "What are we-—or the TstoUana ouk’s proposal for a 14-nation slammed broadside »gal*«l * P®!*’ "Space exploration and exploita Rusk expressed firm ooafldqnoe, Alteratlona —aupposed to do7” asked a top conference that would include the Eklward HelnhoM, 16, Edgewood have Captured the imagination of reasonable equilibriuln and continu­ however, that he ■ could VWfc American official. "Let the Rui- nations that attended the .1854 tijw peoples ef the world. During ing a high level ot confidence in smoothly and effectively tilth Full Insuraace Covetage Rd., Ivoryton, a section of Esb«. our national and international siaiia keep pouring, their guns and was in the right front seat He the next few -years the praeme Stevenson, Bowles, and tonn«r Bto- 8 Middto Tnmpike West eoaraunltion lit? And once the (Oontinned e» Page'Ten) imaj eUminating heavily MI S-144S was killed in the crash. of the Unitciyiutee win in rctory of State Dean Aw lye surplus of a few. {arm com* Pieaident-eleCt John E; ] NOW 14.36 to 39.96 The car Snow had passed also ^ , detefin ___ (ties* and overcomnlg defi- ran off the highway, hit an^.em We demoiisttitEllt^imace' ectii 'Ctencies in our health and educa­ has named Stevenson to ha ■ / ■ . J - i- ■ Hear.""’' ’ ------Nations Ambassador. BaWUa, m eCZ ' t- 1ieiikinrinirtii»* »®6r4------tional programs. undemeeretary of state, Willjbe • bombdr waist-length jackats • Pollca said. ' _ - The’ C0inihtt{4e ~46iS^ ’5kadM by But there v’ere liotea of confl' Neither the driver, James R. Prof. Jerme 9. Wt4tner, A Ma6- Rusk's No. 2 man. Both had haan dence and hope in a message that menti—’The State an end unto HM f.' k Will provide and for wisdom and auccroa in cop­ 109 C w ttr StTMt • junior sizes 5 to 15; misses 8 to 20; • excellent selection • excellent selection of styles'x hbwever, for an emergency meet ing with the problems that con­ * ivy, conventional Soviet Ddegate Valerian..A. Motor Vehicle department’s daily a neeeaeary atepptiig stone toward from the AP Wirgs women 14'/a to 24Ua Zorin aleo called on the U.N. Se­ Ing of the N-nation aasembly. record of automobile accidents as the edtabUriMient o f a Space eta- front our nation." Zorbi accused U.N. Secretary- Macon. Oa,, Jan. 12 (AT—A f ] ^ after further tenalbn erekted The message. In contrast with curity Council to condemn Bel­ o f last midnight and the totals on by Gebrgla ’Teeh’a 9rpolnt . basket­ tlon and fhr the eventual manned • unbelievable gium for permitting troope of Con­ General Dsg Hsmmsrskjold of the same date last year: federal judge voided today a. NDKITA SAYS COOP STfHUBV and continental failure to take strixig measures Georgia state law cutting ott ball victory over the university (ConMiraed en Page Twelve) golese strongman Col. Joseph Mo­ . i 1960 1961 team in a disputed declaion. (Cvatiuued m Page Nineteen) Mosoqw, Jan. It (P) Printer C O ! MEN'S FAMOUS < butu to cross the territory of against Belgium. ’TheSoviet dele Accidents .,,...1 ,0 9 3 960 (est.) funds to integrated aohoota and Khtnehohev charges that half oontinued an injunction to pre­ He said outside agitators capi­ STOP! styles savings! Ruanda-Urundi Dec. 31 for an at­ gates said the U.N. cominand wae Killed ...... 6 5 talized on student tenaeneas built tile 1960 . Ukrainian ootn tack on rebel units in Kivu^Prpv- aware of the Mobutu plan In ad­ Injured^ ...... 696 561 (est.) vent Oov. Ernest Vandiver and crop was stolen la the fields and other state leaders from closing '’up by the basketball game, Older TOP and OVERCOATS . Ince. . ' vance but had done nothing to persona were observed In the Un­ The New Lea(id[er8hip-“-4 ' that prodoction flgines for that stop the transit through Ruandar the Univeraity of Georgia. •buy 2 or more! Zorin asked the council to de­ Sitter Saves Eight ruly crowd shouting "Come on, repWUlo were f eW fled. S e i ,,,r e g .^2.00 & 3.50 •three button style mand the immediate withdrawal ,of Urundi. The sweeping decision re­ let’s get them.” warned Nikolai Fodgoray, fint n Meanwhile, Belgian Ambassa­ Colchester, Jan. 12 (fP)—A 19- strained the state from taking ah Belidan miUtaoy and civilian year-pld baby sitter rushed eight Chief Hardy and Mayor Ralph eearetary ot the Ukimalaa Oom- v , 2 0 % O F F ! personnel froni Hie Congd, dor Walter Loridan handed the further action on closure of the Snow jiald the city police had order Problems in Military mnnlst Party and mesnbMr of The council meeting was called United Nations s note declaring Institution to provide time for restored before the state troopers die Kremlin prealdiam, and (Oohtjnued on Page Two) repealing, the state law, . It rcg. 45,00 to 85.00..;3 6 .0 (jlp 6 8 .0 0 ^ at the request of the Sodet 'Union Belgium has taken steps- to see arrived under orders from tha gov­ Podgorny’s C9iier Aide: “Yeo L 59 pr- a a ♦ 2 fo r 3 a0 Q to deal with the transit of the Mo­ that there is no. repetition of the meant that the legislature now ernor. will pay- for this lack of leaderv butu group. Kivu Province is in Dec. 31 Incident. In session could not enact a re­ Outnumber Solutions ■hlp.” , . • by Michaels Stern, J. and F., K uppenheim ^ pealer beoauae there was no law Snow charged tooay that tha the hands of forces, friendly to de­ lioridan said there are no Con­ state patrol refused to give a short, medium and a some handsewn . . . , 8 '• handw^)ven, fine imported woolens posed Premier Fatric Luminnba, golese troops in Ruanda-Urundi at to repeal. IKE PLANS JAPAN VISIT ■ full pique sistance last lilght in gueSing ^uefll] the I KOTX. __ A s. the iiuuignrattoB^RoOkets,” Kennedy said during the long lengths • genuine Harns tweeds . • recognlied by the Soviet Unl«m present and that the B^glan:gov- New^Tidbits campsugn that he would send to Washlngtoii, Jan. 18 (AD-^Prea- a double woven cotton Athens, Ga., Jim. 12 (A*)—Nbgro rioting. ' neani, problemB faolni,r the Ken­ a by Shaltnar and • shetlands in herringbone pattern the legal head of the Congolese ernment has instructed local au- The mayor said he ask'ed tha nedy adminlstratton In mUltary Congress several specific requesta ident Elsenhower said todi^ M and nylon Culled from . AP Wires attorneys hurried to Macon today and Mrs. EisMihower heps to V & tty Gay a assorted pastels . • tweeds, checks, plaids , government. Athens patrol headquarters for aid affalta enthmuber announced pro- among them proposals to- "accel­ TV viewing a white, black, hone Zorin proposed that the council ' ’ (Continoed on Page Twelve) to contest in federal court sus­ gm ns'for eehttiqiis. In this arilele erate our Polaris, Minuteman'and visit Japan later thin year. Bti J a plain and trimmed e ?izes 36 to 44, reg., short, long “ ^ pension of two members of their at 10 p.m. but was told that the gave that word to Yanjbti. I ' f a sixes 6 to 8 ■ styles J officer in charge waa absent and on the broad onUlne ef Kennedy other strategic missile programs." Is easy today... CSiokiiig -clouda of smoke force race from the University of Geor­ poUekja, an Aaeoolated Frees mill- In the same statement, Kennedy Tsutaumi, former speaker of tha gM peraons troin upper floors of 18- no action could be taken without Japanese Diet, during a 'halt.._ gia after rioting Md violence his approval____ tary affhlfa epecialiat Identiflee said competition between ■ the Ru88^ Se6s Nixon Rebuked story Statter-Hilton Hotel In down­ erupted on the campus a few hours armed firces must be minimized. honr visit at the White Housa;'' town St. Louis .. President’s Com­ after .they first attended classes.' An hour and a half later Snow | awab awaft^ important decisteiw, Gen. Lyman L. Lemnltzer, ehall«< mittee on Government Ojntracta ’The university opened for class­ and Hardy went to the State Patrol » mmi n w a v (Oontinued on Page Eleven) man of- the U. -S. Joint Chlefa al! w a l k in g sh o e s calls for hail pn racial dlscrlihiiia- es at 8. a.m,' ■without (Uiarlayne A. SUtlon and telephoned State Dl- Staff and a' personal frieM 'eg DRESS SHOES tlon wherever federal funds -are rector William P. ’Trotter at At- L Liberals in Senate Lose Hunter, 18, Eind Hamilton . E. 'Tsutsuiiil, told reporters ahewt' involved Senate Republican lead­ Holmes, 19, who were' rpmoved lanta. Snow quoted Trotter as aay- 2*"**®!*!J the Preeldeiit’s Btatomeat. ers decide uot to challenge trust from the school early f todjay by ing he could not act without eon-1 progi’am, expaM forces for flght- 16 Sentenced ■ VALU^ TO 16.99 VALUES TO 14.00 agreements prim ed by some of State Troopers under a problcuna- suiting the governor. hig convrt)ti—Dq-avolves around the House Rules Kansas City Councilman Joseph makes these and other changes in by the National LnImr YlstatIlih M. Welsh, elected as member of .An uproarious crowd of stu­ feated in ikelr driyv to strength Committee and its Ctonservative -B-k . I the nation’s military’ program it Sale of Stock Board ttitit all unfair Wbor pnw» . coalition of R4^bUeaits and Democratic coalition group which dents aiid townspeople estimated tice cteuges filed sgafnet thg h\ •n the Senate’s antl-fttiln^r rule Southern .Democrats which m the ousted 19-year-oid refornt'city ad- by police at 2,000 swirled abbut a 8tro Drops oompany by the UnHsd AtiW at the outset of the n ^ Con­ past often has blocked social, wel- minlatratfon, aays preaehC^ounclI the dormitory occupied by Char- C New Haven, Jan. 12 — Predie-1 hUkon* ^ aavM by a d ir t^ - stock.- JP You get premium quality coalition’s power to keep biUa venrity.students shoutii^! “Down patrol car in the pre-dawn hours. tion a^a "Yankee Invaakm” Were traOve Improvemrato^Md curtaU- region (Boston) atstsd tiut Al; Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the Kenneth B.' KeCing, R-N.T., one locked up. in the committee. with tile curfew” march bn Ames, Holmes drank a cup of coffee with Judge Robert P. Anderson yes­ of the self-styled UheralS " vdio dropped from tha fWmt page ofjtag ^^ich terday sentenced eeven of the men pert could not find aiilfitltpt sst> most completely effective fuel Another way would have b«en Iowa, police 'station, and cause ^ iss Hunter at her home and dence of vtolattoa and thsMfoiNi' oil additive in use today. And ' contend a rules change 'is neces­ to purge Rep. William M. Ck>lmer, danxegc to windows in City HaU the Swlofficiai newspaper Revo- h^Cn to jail or prison. He prescribed, sary to permit paseage of mean­ then proceeded to his own resi­ fines oV probation for Uie others he n'oald reCnae to IsaaiB ».SMb> you get premium service. Au­ sy D-Misa., a mamber of-the cohli Sears, Roebuck and Co., in what dence. W? aecritiSr-det&ate. ptalnt. The union hsa ■Mil Ja% ,. in g ^ clvU rights legislation. tion who bolted the Kennedyr John aniMiincernGHt . ' V W ks wies l i fW and 18 against tegUlativa program after Jan. 20. land empl(^ment trends are likely Another Revoludon head liariy at t o mintile category. In "li • all saKs final ~ A similar Gibend-Oojiarvatlvs nlksen said he ngards' ths to be n on vlgotom ta sscaad half ed last n l^ t’B outburst "oTganiaed • broken sizes •<< fr ' rowdylam, lad by strangwii from lanswmng a aeriee of quMtlona by • broken sizes and many styles! -a : ggw in ths Rouse reached the com­ ' 1861. U.S. Labo6 Popartmont oBL laK Tiaim sM). s m i ^ • many styles ' i put of tUe cify." It followed fihort- a» IMg* ngH6), r itbp pujSmttoB "MUtilea and 301-IIS C«Mw St. promise stage yesterday. It re- (OsattniMl m Pags Twe) ■ aays * . n o ' ' .. t : % ■'Vl.; '

llANCHEOTiR EVENING HBIIALD, MiWCHNfiTEIl. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, IW l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961 PAQEl.! FACE two " r.” *r rr he usM for anU-eubsunrlne psttgoL R iu jg f l 40 Jews, ^scaping TRe heUeopter ia now 1st Mw fitUU- , ' ft- -I Nixon Rebuked fifiMHB Its Navy ttial satt e rule* committee that he will lost in the sinking of 6 SpaniMi- years to 8 months, out of thCir . Fire Vittim Dtes may h# ofeerlng very I Ct m P «f • Om ) that you will boat them. I ts all w do hhKutmoet to gi\-* the Senate owned motor yacht c® the North burning home hers j^tarday. Norwich Jan. 13 Om — Michael : 445 HARTTORD ROAD, Near McKEE Neanr, 89, *of .14 Hammond fit, right to do ao ft you know what l a chan^ to met dh the Isaiie later African coast. M. to m H n t TWl* •< * «’**prtn RepuWi- -Neither the baby alUdr, Helra in the ae^oa. . Rescue ahipa reported they pick­ ” " ‘” lOolehaster. who as badly burned you'ts detnr ahd art wUUng t6 A ji r 4 $ C m m gltt find handy in oppednir BCnnatt o f Lsbinsh, n o rU ...... » eight iy x ik k ik y night In a fire In nls home, Uka .tha rlskr •an* of Kennfdy's le«4*UUve ed up 26 bodia*. tacludliig a 3-year- ehiidftn of Mr, and Mrs. George A t 4 AQSf old boy and k 5-jrear-old girl, gnd died nt lOtlO am. today at W.. V(, WMt’s double woricad out wsU. NcMfundBdation*. Miller were hurt. West' got two trump tricks and Had Manafield'a motion failed. three surviving Spanish crewmen Backus hospital. Flames destroyed the second Mr. Neary incurred burns of the hla two aces. M s partner showed tMt aerap could have gone, on for Hospital Notes after the 68-foot veSsel named^the floor of the 2-story Miller home. Pric* foundered in the stormy face and body. He alto suffered up with a club trick. But Weet had : ? . 4 . vaaka. Authorities said the fire started In frasn smoke Inhalation. taken a rather big risk for 4^10 9 8 Sonaton oppoaed to Uie motion West MeWterrantan before dawn an upstairs bedroom. cantcnded that it had cost them an yesterday. It was believed about A flooded oil heater was said to practically no gain. VWtiag beuro are S to * pjn- hava catiSed the fire in his tscond- Forget about t))a actual North- a V epportunltv’ they may not have tor all areas except maternity 40 passengers were aboard. * • L ± again for year* to modify the rule Moroccan joIBcialt said the host Ex'LegUUitor Dies floor spsrtment. Yhe wsa removed ith hands and consider sdist S ¥ n r t it nmcre they are t to «:»• and «:M from the room by neighhort. it wsU have bean. South Dofills An r m requlrlair 'a two-third* majority of to t pjn.; and private rooma where was taking Jstva without exit psr- New Hartford. Jan. i l — aanatora voting to halt a fiiibuater. mits from Mellila to Israel. void of hearts. Dummy iM i — « A* they aie .l* njn. te t pJia Stanley L. Dickinson. 84, diSd tlK up with the Q-x In One proposal for a change A report to d k y said the boat day at his home here after a long A$k» ^Better Break* sprang a leak in hbr bow, the for­ E ^ e e , th^hJimiting West to one erould have permitted a time limit Pnttenta Today S$$ illnebs. Hartford, Jan. 12 — House more than one trtek, his deiMe ta be placed on debates by the vote ward hold wasL flooded minutes, Speaker Anthony B. Wallace said trump trick. N^uth might have a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: Ua- - He wae a atate rapraaentativa four diamonds and only two cluhs, stands to gain only 00 Mints. of 81 senators, a simple majority \id Horsfalls Went Wlllington: and the vessel sank before It could todsy there must be s more Whan you risk STO points for tha get' off a distress aingal miles from New Hartford in tha 1335 In which chse he might limit the of the 100 members. Another pro­ Donna Tbompaon, 11 Vine St.: 10 equitable distribution of ststs edu- chance to pic)( up M points, you posal would have required a three- west of Cape gtorro Nuevo, just aesalOH'of the General . Aseemhiy. club loss to one t r i ^ Thereaa Williams. W arehSuie Dickinson came here from Wo6d- ofitional giants to give "s better are oMsrtng bdda of mora than F R ID A Y, January, 13, Is your LU CK Y D A Y flfth majority of senators voting. outside AIhucemss Bay, Morocco. break" to the'cities and ifipidly West couldn’t be suTOvOf beat­ Here’s the reason for the big savings bn FRI­ Manafield pledged as chairman Point; Mlaa Alice Ferreira, Eaat The bodies and^ the survivors hrldge. where he served five yaars ing three spades. It'you hbd asked 7tol. .. (provided that you spend part of the day at Hartford; Fred Sobielo, 109 Char­ on the board of selectmen, Snd was growing towns. Think about this the next tims EASIEST CREDIT TERMS D A Y the 13th-. . . W e have just completed oiir were landed In Alhttcemas. 'where "iVe feel the present fiDnaiila le WMt what -odds hs would 9 X6 on NDRMAN^S). For 13 LUCKY HOURS NOR­ WHO SMO ter Oak St.; Thomas Blaisdell. Moroccait naval o t t c i^ qiieationed a director of the Connecticut Milk hosting SouUh ho might you doubts tbs. opppnonts at a sensational Emergency Warehouse ^ le and we Overbrook Dr., Vernon: Mrs. Ida Producers Association. not adequate," hb ssM, "end ft ; part seerOi the three men. They included the doesn't take into ‘ aedount the' worksd himsslf. tip -to somsi M AN ’S is offering amazing price cuts on top want to sell out all floor samples including a Campbell. Hebron; Mra. Helen Survivors Include hiS widow, n Dally, iw eyk* - master of the Price, Francisco growth problem amd the big city like 2 to 1. His double, in offset, quality, famous brand furniture, rugs, appU- Fisher, 16 Knox St.; Mr*. Ariean Morilla. The boat reportedly was son, nnd four slaters. Prlvste fu­ was a quotation of much hi^ic'' iff, fit ybur right,'’'t^iena 13 IS big selection of our regular stock regardless Ooyle, East AVlivdsor Hill; Paul enrollments." Sj^de. You hold:- gpades owned by a Spaniard living in neral services ^will he held. The Simabuiy RapubUcsn (itUd T odds. an^ea, T V , radibs, phonos, cameras, etc. Be here of cost or loss, during this one great day! This 'K; Vltols. Hebron; Uourie MelocKe. Gibraltar. If South makM throe hearts tm- 4; Hoifffil t g T 4; Disgsenda Bolton Center Rd.. Bolton; David that party leaders are conferring when the doors open at 9:13 A.M. It’s the best is a wonderful opportunity to save big money The captain of the Spanish Guilty on the subject and getting "teehr doubled, he scores 60 points btlow — A KX(l 3; Clubs — 1C J 6 8. UNLUCKY Wllev. 76 Nile* Dr.; Doan Ander­ schooner Cabo Gats radioed that nicai Information" that would the line. In addition, hla part score What do j^issay? way to start off that LUCKY DAY, FRIDAY On Friday the 13th. It’s your LUCKY DAY! son. 231 Green Rd.; Mita Judith he hoped to aail for Almeria with New Haven. Jan; 12 (ih— Wil­ Anawor: Douhlt. Tfiis “tskoout liam Henry. 27, Lodi, Wisconsin, siMW the way to a fairer dletrlbu- Is worth' somewhere between SO, the 13th. Morrison. 81 Finley St.'; Mra. the sqrvivora later today. tldn of ssMdi giants to toWnS. and lOO points. (Nobody knows doublo" adks. pkrtnor to Wd hla Edith Ferguson. SO Bistell St. Severe Moroccan restrictions on pleaded guilty in federal court to­ longast suit day to a charge of coming into Republicans hava already prom­ ths true value of r part eeore). ADMITTEp TOSDAY; Leonard Jewish smigration have apurreda ised a boost in' state sdueation M s total score ia approximately (Copyright 1361, OsfMrsl Foa- Sexton, Wapping. number of the country's contact with' the PolSrlS Sub­ ttiroo Oorp.). BEDROOM SUITES 20,000 marine Ethan Allen in trioiation of grants bo towne o f airound 440.mll- I, W»w4a— 160 points. LIVING ROOM SUITE BIRTHS YIMTERDAY: A Jews to try to aacape to laracl. lion, WaUace aald that a new for­ If South-makes throe hearts 4206.65 Gray Mahogany 3-Pc. daughter tq Mr. and Mra. FrMCia regulatlone. 018.95 Maple CoBvertlblCH Last August, .60 Jews were ar­ mula must he drawn up In eon- doubled, h* scores. ISO points be­ 4249JNS Modern Sofa and Bedroom, Dresmr, Bnlroom; 6 Drawer Triple Suiuran, 17 Foxcroft Dr.; a ton rested trying to flee without exit Judge Robert H. Anderson said neetkm with thia to assuce that low the line and 50 points above Sofa Bed CTO IB .Dresser, Chest and to Mr. and Mra. Roger Sullivan. Henry will be sentenced after a Suite* ...... flw slw Chair, Heavy SIUIB Ctaekt and Bed $93.13 permits. Later Moroccan Jewish Such subsidies meet .file proMeme the line. In . addition, his game ia Covere ...... ipiwWiMP Bookcase Bed .... $198.13 Windsor Locks. latera complafftetf to the govera- preliminary report from a proba­ in the various cities and towns; Kennedy Fills worth abont 300 points. M s b 4249.95 Walnut 8-Piece Bed­ DISCHARGED YESTERpAY: tion officer. 1086.65 Nylon Mde-Away ment about the clampdo'wn. He said the atate now paye around score in roughly 530 points. U S H N E Lfl room, Double Dreae- 91RR 19 4239.95 Contemporaiy Walnut Mr*. Gertrude Sevifiiy. 866 Gard­ The case of Henry suid seven |60 million a biesmium to totrna er. Cheat and Bed ner St.; Robin Anderson, East other pacifiat members of the Com­ In other worde, the double gives' 4266.65 Mgh Pile Prelze 8-Pc. Bedroom, Triple HOPE FOR 30 FADES in educationai grants. Four Jobs in South a chance to ecorei about 370 S S ’”.-..”"..,.. t175.13 Hartford; Richard Walsh. 82 mittee for Non-Violent Action on and Foam Sectional M A f i 1 4 4186.95 New Blond 8-pc. Bed- Dresser, Chest and $213.13 a iln W iiid e Msiiiila. Jan. 12 (Fi—The Philip­ The Speaker recalled that cIUm additional points. Elince West can 4286.65 Famoue Interaational Bookcase Bed White St.; Edward Hare, 12 Kerry pine ■ Constabulary has abandoned another charge—conimitting ciidl have long complained they have Sofaa . . . . . ' ...... dlwwsiw room—Dreeser, Chest P61 9 1 9 St.; George Jaccuemin, Coventry; disobedience ..by attempting to ob­ hardly expect to beat the contract Sofa and C liB fi 1 9 hope for 30 persona 'mlasUig since been treated unfairly beoauae Interior Dept. Chair ..., ...... B IV vild and Bookcase Bed d l Ivsiw Mra. Emily Calhoun, 308 Porter struct the launching of the Bthan ------i s ------4349.65 Solid Rock I^aple St.; Mra. Jean I^emsk. Tolland; an overloaded motorboat caught their average per pupil grants, 3-Pc. Bedroom; Double Dresser, fire and aank off Southern' Luzon. Allen at Groton last Nov. 22—will due to large enrollmasiU, are 4196.96 Convertible 4469.95 Foam Rubber and 4246.95 Bedroom Ensemble; Mr*. Alison Averill, Torrington; be argued later today. Chest on Chest, 9 9 9 9 1 9 Nine bodies and 12 survivors were much lowsr on a pupil bsala than Preaident'-elect John F. Ken ■ r “^ Sofa Bed and Nylon Deluxe 9 9 7 9 1 9 Dresaer, Cheat and 9 1 7 R 1 9 Ftancla Toumaud. 265 Main St.; The others are Rbger Aarons. 20, Secfional Sofas . . . Bookcase Bed .... dllUslV Full Size Bed ..... VAAWslw Mrs. Laura Kingsbury. Coventry; recovered. The conatabiilary said in ths smaller towns. today flUed four top poeii Chair - ...... $134.13 the boat apparently had no fire­ of 2068 Grand Concourse, New "W* bopo thia problsm wUl be in the Interior Deportment, ' . V i . i. John Carlin. 3t Liberty St.; Mra. York; Peter Friedlander, 16, of 245 1 Madeline Pratt. 462 B. Middle fighting equipment. mat and that more money will go also announced that the BUseh West 104th fit. New York; Rich­ to citiaa, ” he said. bower administration’s reclama- Tpke.; Mra. Lucile Brocketto. West ard Zink, 20, of 1041 Hoffman Rd.. St., Bolton; Mrs. Anna. Garger. Panama, Jan. 12 (X) — An air Wallaca aald the new fonnula Uon bureau chief will remsth. BEDDING DINETTES ■earCh was ordered at davm today Ambler, Pa.; Edmund Leitea. 2 Fee 4e Deax. 019.95 Large Size Coffee or Step End Tables. 5 Pieces, ...... $63.13 tyi; l.by speedy pain-relieTiat action Bureau of the dloceae of Bridge John A. Carver Jr., 42, admin­ "Fcteta «B Sam’' (warW enaUera ee, opens to sleep 3 w w O .lii Williams, South Windsor; Ralph gena. Colonibie,' and San Andrea twin turbine HSS-2 helicopters. at iklt Daaa Brabaek kallat wHh MarUte Tops, Walnut, Mahogany I tenaent of nailini backache, Roy, Talootfville; Mrs. Eklna Buck- port. It’s operations were axpand- istration assiatant to Sen. Frank .jadsUna. saatcular anes and paint. Island. I -Lee S. Johnson, Sikorsky's gen­ STANLEY WARNER Bceback aeeaariag la eanaa). 4168A5 M^de Bunk Bed or Limed Oak $8.13 ROOM SIZE ley and aon, Hasardville. eral manager, eaid the HSS-2 an ed to Include additional actmties Church, D-Idaho, as sssiatsnt sec­ OMh. ar u T io x . S.W. s .n . 4149.96 C-olonlal 6-;Pc. A by senthhit cdect on bladder uriu- retary for land resources. M Eal. SS.U. 1.11. Far’ Tal. haaar- KING Outfits with Ladder and tima S. by send diuictic action landina advanced helicopter weapons ays- related to marriage and^ family 9x12 Rugs, 100% Nylon with attached 9 M 6 4 Dinettes with Round $93.13 And Frank Barry, 47, Tucson, vaUma eSlIfartfarA AA *-nT7, Guard RaU, 2 Mat- 4 A 4 | 4 Table la Mcieaai ouput of the IS asilct of MAT MOUNTAIHS INCH HIGH Berliners Ldive Dogs tem, ia now in full production life. ' k > F : b R m w i treaeee aad Springe ffS O tlw Foam Pad, 479.95 v a lu e ...... piM lilE l ltUG$ New York — New relief maps, here. Deliveriee on the new con­ The announcement said the Rev. Ariz., lawyer, aa the Interior de­ — BUSHNELg.^ partment’s solicitor or chief legal 5 PJL Coat—4:40-6:60, 46e RECLINEI **SS5v e iood aithf's sleep aad the for educational as well as busi­ . Berlin—West Berlin now has tract are scheduled throughout Raymond H. GuidOne of Holy 456A5 value! Blue Bell 4169.95 Value! Upholstered Sofa with 911.Q 1 9 4159.96 Deluxe i-Pc. 9 9 4 6 4 ■ M happy relief mdUont hate for 61,000 registered dogs, or one for officer. Foam Cushions. Opens for sleeping 4 11 wi IW •var #4 years.. ^ ness purposes, are printed in .10 1962. Rotary Pariah, Bridgeport, will SHOWN AT 0:06 aad 0K1O ^ Fri.. Sdit,, Joe. 27-21 Innerspring Orthopedic Ofronie Mnettes .. 4 0 w .lw colors on plastic and than formed about every 24 humans. This serve aa dioeeqan director. He has Kennedy annoimced the selec­ Johneon said "The order will tions—all Democrats—after con­ Each eveaing at 0:46 ''5q>e Mattreeeee, $28.13 under heat and pressure so that comparaa with, a one dog. for every have no immediate affect on Sikor- been Cina director for the diocese. and Twin Sixeo sultation with Rep. Stewart Udall. oa the Boshaell Maf# I 429.95 6 ak Bookcase with Marlite Top $19.13 s p r i the moutnaina atand up nearly an 27 humans in another dog-loving eky’e productipn fore." D-Ariz., who will be secretary of Doans inch. City, Now York. When completed, the HSS-2 will ^:Uaxi KapokJniled Bed PU- « $ 525,000 G ift the Interior in the-jiew administra­ M i Idwa. Nbn-ali-allergte . . . 4399.95 Early American 2-Pc. living SAVINGS Bridgeport,' Jan. 12 (I^ — The tion. c- im Room with Foam Cushions and 9 1 7 7 1 9 UnlVerelty of Bridgeport today an­ Kennedy, getting in 's final 'Visit Wing Backs ...... 4111.14 nounced. receipt of another gift .at the Atlantic shore home of hla' R*9 . $57.95 parents before taking office Jan.' R4 9 . $79.95 Maple Boston Rockers in wium GALORE from philanthropist Charles Ander­ BBaaoHMi CHAIR UMlIow finish ...... son Dana — thia one for 1525,000. had only one scheduled busi­ ness engagement today—a'm orn­ I A d jn ^ Biitnniatlraltj 'to any poettlan, ComblnailoB of mod- I FULL 9 X 12 FfliOT SIZE. Choose from exdtlng tweeds In I Dr. James H. Halsey, university CLEARANCE CLOSING o u t ! ENTIIIE BTOCH Famous Norelco I various colors. Truly a, spectacular value for LUCKY YOU. | president, said the gift, for use ing conference with Gov. Terry lera oovera In two-tono plaaUc. GREAT BUY. OF CEEUNG LIGHT FIXTURES Sanford of North Carmina. MRUS Electrio MANCHESTER toward a 41 million expansion of blYNN-JllDmiANDEnON ONLY $] WEM-Y 484.05 BeanttfnI Vlko Shavers .. PAY $1.50 WEEKLY The Prealdent-elect plana fur­ a junior college program, - le the ther work on his inaugural address Banmritter Swivd Chair* largest single contribution ever ANNAmilAAUERfiilEni iS Oholoe of 9 1 9 1 ^ OE. Combination and. another round of golf. . He s»*TW BttSim* received by the ‘university. played yesterday with two execu­ colors wlVsIt X He aaid Dana's contributions to a>i»m.sa».'l)KWfiCOMK* m JST: .... $21.14 tives of the Miami News-j'Presl- Nala to Schml EaaAa 039.00 Foam" Onahloned Ooca- tha university over the past two dent James Cox Jr. and publisher Calf or write far IsfarauUlaB abaal PUBLIC MARKET yesri total well above, the 41 mil­ Daniri J. Mahoney. The other- ALSO a t 6 (46 aad 6:45 aaaclal aMAaal graav ratoa far tUa slonal Chair*. Doco- 9 1 Q I 9 DOMTT Hamilton-Beach Big lion mark. kUtaricallir Imsartoat CIrll VTar rator color* ...... 'w lw .1 9 8 0 3 8 0 5 MAIN STRctT member of the foursome .was Matt irawia. Food Mixers with MISS McCloskey of Philadelphia, treas- _^Mall Oriara Framstlr niad 084.95 Danish Modern Walnut Stainless Steel FM FOB DABIEN 'urer of the. Democratic National Fall Fricaa: Orrk. S4.M. 4.iT $M Chair*. Zippered Foam Cush­ B ow is...... $39.13 Washington, Jan. 12 (J>) — The Committee. tot Bsl. S4.H. S.W. t.l|. tmi Eal THIS Federal Communications C^jmmls- Last evening Keiinedy-i-st 43 tt.s i, *.ie. ion*. Choleo of 9 9 C 1 9 q u a l it y MEATS THAT SATISFY! color* . ; -----...... ffAw alw BIEHTl aion was granted to the Independ­ the youngest man ever elected ■aka ekacka vajrabla to aa4 aiall to I.,anders-Universal • FRBHLY CUT • MCQ.Y M SP LA ^ • NOT FREPACKAOEO • REAfOMAiLE PRICES ent Broadcasting Oo. of Darien, ireaident—pai(f a social call on B08ENELI. MEMOBIAI. Electric 9 1 A 1 9 476JUI Ail Nangahyde Steam Irons 4 IV. 14 Cionn., permission to operate an he oldest living fonhqr president, ■ABTFOBD 14. CONN,. Plrtfonn Rockers 9CC 19 SMALL, LEAN, 8HORT;jniANK. WELL TRIMMED FM radio station on 95.9 msga- 16-year-iold Herbert -HMyer. and Ottoman ...... # 9 9 s lw Rsf. $69i95j cyclea. The FOC said yesterday a Hoover is in Florida for the dedi­ Landers-Universal cation today of a dike nanied for 046A0 Upholstered Swivel Automatic 9 1 9 1 9 FRESH FQRK SHOULDER L». obmtmtlng application from the CONVERTIBLE GRADE“A” High Fidelity Music (2o. for a ata- him. It is located at Lake O k e ^ o - Res. $199.95 RoohM* in Bond* 9 9 0 1 9 C O N H iT E INNERSPRING Coffee Makers 4 lw .l4 4 to 6 LBS. tlon in Port Jefferson, N. Y., on bee at CIcwlston, Fla. \ Fatolo Covers .... qlfiiWilw the same frequency wee turned The Bsesldent-elcct and hii- TONIGHT and BVERY THURS., FRI., SAT. MATTRESSES Sunbecun Clipmastrr STUDIO D EM father, Joseph P. Kennedy, former 2-|iieM $34.90 Maple Cricket DINETTE SETS SMALL, LEAN, SHORT SHANK, WELL TRIMMED down. Hair Clipper $14.13 ambassador to. Britain, called on Chain, OoJonlal 9 1 7 1 9 'Values To A . 1 3 O utfits...... NATIVE Hoover at the home of Palm Beach Your Host, MIKE STANKO, Frofiool* for Yoo— REG. Spring construction for ex- NEW COURT HAILED uynn rooms... Print Cevgrliigs . . . ffllt lw FRESH HAMS 59c banker H. Loy Anderson, who was |79.95~ 134.95 ^ I tra comMrt. Can be convert­ New'Haven, Jan. 12 (A*» — The host at a reception for the former 9149F0 Beautlfal Early 4 8 “ Famous Make ed easily into a. bed. Won- first jury trial in the circuit court Inenufifnlly styliM l*ln attractive Electric 9 1 4 1 9 fO U LTR Y OUR OWN MAKE OUK OWN MAKE President. Idoverlngs. Foam ousblone. In- .1 3 American RecUner 9 0 ft 1 9 The newest style In gm y and chrome, ALSO choice of rivln or full size. Match­ I derfui buy! system was held here • yeaterday. The incoming Presideqt smiling­ VERSATILES" by Banmritter .... ffwUilw Blankets ___ v lw .lw PURE PORK I dudes sofa and'duUr. bronzetone and tan. EquaUy big buys ing box springs at same low price, - / ■ SMALL LINK PUKE PORK Judge Douglas B. Wright said he ly asked Hoover whether he had ar Dtolag aad EatertalaiBg Pleaenre! was pleated with the proceedings. 409.95 Tapestry Knuckle In KING SIZE Sets, too!. PAY $1-50 WEEKLY any advice “now that we are tak­ WHY NOT? 13c A DAY Motorola Clock FRESH NATIVE FOWL \ ■ Lb. 39c SAUSAGE MEAT "It augurs well for the future," ing on these new responsibilities.’ P A Y $2 W E D O L Y Arin Mahogany 9ft0 19 PAY $1.50 WEEKLY Radios ...... $19.13 MEDTOM ROSE. READY FOR OVBN ^ lb. S9c » Sa u s a g e lb. 79c he said. “ With newsmen, crowding aroim4 Rocker qFlwslW The case involved Edward *C. in the foyer of the Apderson home, OAK GRILL, 30 OAK STREET Ryan, 28, of 4 yiking St., Eaat Hoover replied -wryly: NO COVER e NO BflNIMUM a AMPLE PARKINO ROASTING CHICKENS OUK OWN MAKE 4Vi to 4 Vi LB. AVERAGE Haven, who was found innocent "Everybody has advice for a of charges he drove under the in­ new president, Ybu’ll hear from ITALIAN SAUSAGE Lb. 89c fluence of liquor or drugs and them all. You’ve got to decide failed to heed an,overhead' signal which advice is the right biie:” CHICKEN PARTS Dec. 31. In greeting Kennedy a . bit BrV THE PART YOV LIRE RFJtT > NATIVE DRESSED. BCTRA FAHCfY VEAL earlier. Hoover clapped k hand en the ..Prestdent-elect'a arm .in a- lY FOFULAR DEMAND b o n e l e s s t o r o a s t , cut to any els* Lh. TBe«„ 43.6 MILLION CONTRACT ' CASH.«ad CARRY - ^ LEGS MMiy- Braailt .1 N^t *a Baikt Norwalk, Jan. 12 (P>—Nordeh friendly ipanher. .Their visit—with BREAST FOR STCFFIN^O ...... Lb, 35e tHvlsion of tinlted Aircraft (Torp. guests, reporterss and photogrs- has received a 42.6 million con­ phers looking oh-s—^laatod only l(i SPECIAL tract from Grumman Aircraft En­ minutes. POLAROID 800 GENERAL ELECTRIC SUN8 EAM gineering Corp. to make instru­ 4 9 ' ft 5 9 ® ments for the,2.F-1 Intruder, a New Latin Rqa^Co$f$ U.S. WINK UGHT FRY PANS •LB.J ^ (ALL SIZES) KNIFE SHARPENERS Navy attack bomber. Norden will OUTFITS with Cover make advanced search radar and WasKington — Yilnee 1636 the TO' terrain clearance syatema for the United SUt4a hasXpald $133,708, # Weekend Grocery Specials # plane, Robert A. Aspinwall, gen­ 000 as its 66 per cent ehare of-the 1 1 . 1 3 Gas and ELECTRIC RANGES REFRIGERATORS M u m m s iz E eral manager of the division;' said coat of the Inter-American High­ 1 4 . 1 3 yesterday. way In Central America. " WASHERS and DRYERS STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ...... ‘. iMb. 53« 1 1 3 “ G.E. AUTOMATIC KELVINAT0R13GU.FT. RONOOST CHEESE. obeur2 Ibf...... lb. 7Sc e.E. DELUXE i r BENERAL ELEOTRIO MOTOROUe TRANSISTOR Famous REOINA 30” ELECTRIC RANGES 2-DbOR REFRIERATOR NORWEGIAN FISH lA U S ...... 14 m . SSc (AU YOU CAN EAT) PORTABLE TELEVISION AUTOMATIC WASIjERS WHITE ROSE FANCY ALBAOORE SOLID f FriodFisli WHITE TUNA 7 m . 35cV ...... 3 corn $1.00 Lo e io riWodoo Wd PORTABLE RADIOS ■ aEGTRIG BROOMS ^ACK AUGUST Frobeb Friod Fototooi ColofiMnd r.l3 While-They Last 1 6 3 ^ " 2 7 9 CLAM CHOWDER., 1 ^ off ...... 2Te Fiofibly Rokod RoRn and lotfor 1 6 3 ^ ^ " «POTATO STARCH .. .V...... XTX^Ib. 3Bc Q.L 13 CU. FT. BOTTOM 2 4 « 2 7 RCA 30” GAS - SALADA TEA RAGS'...... 54c Now Every Fddav . 1 . . FREEZER REFRIGERATORS 48 BAGS—lie OFF. i 5 P.M. to 9 PJ«. RCA VIGTOR 2T FAMOUS MAYTAG ■ i . RANGES KABUCO BACON FLAY’OK ’j' - - J > lW * M h OONSOLETTE TELEVISION Avtomatie Wathtrs / With Removable Door .13 THIN CRACKERS ...... :...... 8 V2 Bt, 35c CHOICE BEEF CUTS _ ^ D D A X ENJOY ONE OF OUR OBJCIOUS EDUCATOR Floor Model SfRLOIN TIF ROAST .. 6 6 6 6 e e Hl $1.09 .13 OPEN SESAME CRACKERS ...... 8 oc. 39c COCKTAILS For a dellelpae OVEN ROAST, eelld ittMt! 1 8 3 SWEDEN HOUSE COFFEE...... lb. 93c 2 4 3 « 1 9 3 * ^ RGAWkiripMlIMFrMt BONELESS CROSS OUT POR A TASTY 4 . lEECHNUT COFFEE ...... lb. 7Sc F^8 T R43^^ST . . . lb. 79c BOTTOM FREESR Oewpsa inside for SSc off on^yonr next pound. TCillTli OOUBUt-iffN WHIIILPOOL ^SPK0 BIsswmhI Oat aid Oat FRBNLY GROUND HAMBURG . . .,...lb.B9e A E l i l l l l BFKAHaSB l o REFRIBERATOOS ’ Nm|ry.AMilM HEATER, RANOES [PROIEN SWEfT UFE WAFFLES ..... pkeTloT] CONSOLE tB-EVISiON Aataaiatla Waihart Lb«m, .IfiRslily GrcHMl CHUCK BEEF .. .1b. *9e FOR A PERFECT DINNER YOOR FRIENDLY APnJANOE m i FURWTDRE STDRE t ^ !.13 Pu Tdlaad iSmpIka ! . l ^ ■ 4 4 3 ' Wc Cony A Line «f F ^ y smB STiUnj GROCERIES i DELIGHTFUL COCKTAIL M HBa Off Oaklyd Btra [pX3 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE THIS IS THE PLACE! A " 5 V , \ r?\ ■* .A - v' ■ ■■ •'

t. ■ P A G E f T ^ ; , IIANCRESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN., THtJRgPAY,. JA N y ^Y 1 9 6 1 MANCHESira EVENING W b AI'D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY,' JANUARY 12. ______J______... y • " a u : » ------ft—------— ...... — lin t to tiM pnbtam of modlool t^toiM aAto toi^ CidMh iKplOmat Food-Choices for Week for tto «c«d, u « tlMlr Mlii- !S^C£Sfvl«ialiM toto bald IMBlaW, oetaa and caUoaasa, Stay in U.S. Undertakerg Uon t oiy hoodtng toward anaot- Connecticut voioad^tUa toanv BsaNhlhg oo> toaay aothtng. df swollen ankles, W f HAYlOAItY B ill B ack6 Train kig Jftrsib m ant Wbat will ba tbo naxt aav- srard aad upanud mider tha pro- and paua along th* meta- Include JBeef, Pork ____ ayidk and ylolbnt apaams In San rmnoliKO, J a n .'18 MB — to Rule ment In tha Batkmal aocurUjr pat* viataui oCJtoetlw 18, bat bseauaa KMlfMyfOiHE Yankee it would hhvb bssB

.. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. fe)NN'» T ^ S D A Y , JANUARY 12. 1961 PAGE 8BVBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., I »A G E SIX came 16 months old^aamsd to stag,'. ^ P ^s li Ladies A JANURRV Science ■ A< Word for Worm . Evening.^ear Shows St. Bridig^t CYO Tha anetent Chtneae Unguage is C ltARRN CI having, troubla with the specific Show Fashions Voices - Set Feb. 8 Dance modem world of science, aclenttets TV-Radio Tonight report. . Y a ^ t y of SAVE ON ^ A t Work A Valentine fashion show, apaa- 8t. Brtdgat’a CTTO wtU hold a The Baby Has All animate a n dascribed by the (By THB ASSOCIATED PRBS8 ) aored by Ladles of the Aesomp- On Health danea V|*b, •, at tha 'W^ddan leiMNd word for worm. A tiger For Reds of Wdrid Hidden genlusea, how blueUtda worm, a snake te along ^ OAILB DUGAS flounced skirt •jirith matching cape- tlon, will mark tha first appear­ WWM.F00L from 7m6 to rt:80 p.m. y Btole in rilk, a costume definitely (By nOE ASSOCIATED PBBS8 ) leant to sing, the Chinese lan­ a mouse te aa bid worm, Newapaper:Enterprise Aesn. ance of spring fsahlona hare on Television All ofuho CTO'g in the area wlU Been Named ••• minx animate are tUb, be they -ifew York— (NBA)-.- There’s suggesting the Spanish influence. Feb; 10 in the Verplanck School REFRIBERETOR Bt UBOjf MBfWEf In preparation for another tum- Madieal experts comment on guage’s dUBonlty with dbience are More American women will, of mlt the reRlmented Rowian prea^viriwalty, atrawbdrry oiTtli mark*, • :00 Big I Theater (la progreae) la. S:Q0 Donna Reed Shoe ' bo InvItM to attend. whale or octopus. no single "look" for evening dress­ auditorium at. 8:30 .pun— ------Am ItsI uriy Bhnw dn pregreit) 10. Iff I:i0 TaUs ot the VIklaga m l topics this week of acienca at course, buy the ehort length In has irone to aom* length to de- "substitute nenrea." la Bat Masterson JOffy Bishop of radio. WDRC es this spring. Rather, there are Ushering In the new season. Eas­ ~ Meat As Low UWt«d Nation*. N .T -fN K A ) , , N»w» work. A CWaeao Ftegne bubble ttlrte and bias eklrts. evening dreasea again thia spring. ter suits, coats and dresses from acribe S e n ^ r Kennedy’* alertion \ Bucklsberry Bound Zan* Grey Theater will b* the disc Jockey, and other The. full length evening gown te Softk ^ Tltat^t lottor as a "tepudiatton” of Prealdent ReaetaMox Cartoon Playnouso The - Up* OHtortalHreowt will bo provided. The hardy European t ^ epar-. flounced sktrta and sUm, tiered Burton’s-Ino. will bfr shown.—Mrs. 9:00 Congrei_____ tnveetlsatof ... Gootlay, Olady Jbaii, daUa liter of Mr. and Mri. V. Kennafh reserved for very formal affaire. Kt • t»«* Intanjationai Etaenhpwer'a ••wai^mong^g White Hunter. The Rov. Stanley B. HodUllo of BL Find the Oenhu row te (xdy a pest to tim Chinese. eklrts. Barbara Harris of Burton’s store ForXlM l,' the Americen Heart Hister Ed Bachelor Father 10. Qourley, 841 Bummlt S t 8h waa horn Jan. 8 at Mancheater- ’There’s/just as mtudi variety in T ^ re fire lots of misty silk and ilcm ki rsvlrinK H» r*w- policie#'." - AasociaUoB urges exaryope to re-, Salty Brines' Shack RensKong Brldgot’e oald thia would bo the Tha "gifted chUd" need* "gifted It eats its weight inNltDeee Stephen Kenneth^ 6H ; and a aister, Lynne Iva, 8. fore, this wrap-up technique may brown-aitd-gray. time dresses Including half-aizes, 1990*. China la excluded. Thua, th* Chi­ way- of protebling tbeir hearts and IS t:IO Pteno Pop* , . a • • a ties. . The entire populatUSn of Red t:M Country Style , , _ ^ Te . , The Ford I^R- Cailna'e capital, Peiping, was turn­ be achieved via a cape stole, a sportawear, millinery and bags and rhw coasln*: "wa of rrvolution* ne** preaa. obvioualy to foceatall their health. Sgt. Preston of The Tukoa Too many youngstera of pre liberauon wars' Sports. News A Weather ' The UntouSaMea Doddorio* liorotto VlotorU, daughter of Mr. and Mr«. R ic h ^ school age are destined to bloom ed out wlm gonga drums and bam­ cowl neckline d icin g way down evening wear for women. Chil­ national llberatjon wars Is another aummit, picture* Ken- “'Overweight overwork* th* Batere Comer wflO-.Ob Giuueheliant ^ ' Daddario, 118 ’N.^Jkftool S t Bha was bom Jan. 7 at M a n c b ^ r Syed Link to Prophet •^*>r*ca« In ths docIaraUon IssukI n i. Minio* D ^ r Movie aneeen or to have their e^tception- boo atteKk to flush out .the spar- In back, cap sleeves Or equared-off dren’s apparel will Include sports­ nedv aa “another lojuil alave to heart." the aasocl^on s a ^ point­ l:4S New* ( ,31 Fees the Nation* Memorial Hi neckline with single etrape. wear coordinates, dresses with the ta Moacow t>5- . the conclave of U CapiUliam” who. like Etaen- Douglas^ Edwards at talents subdued to kdedlocrityr rowsi:iThey killed 600,000 eparrowa, .,8 ing to higher nMrtallty rates ” , 110:M Tik^;^ Good Leek i Leonard W( zoologists report. Both the bias cut and the cowl Singapore—The Prime Minister new tunlo effect of apron.. o?er Oo ram uniat leader* from 81 coun- hower, “will firmly continue a among men, and also among wom­ HUntley-Brinkley 10. a Bclentiet told the American as­ T:0O Johnny Mtdaight ConheciTi^^What’B Ahead T Mr. and Mra. sociation for the affvancement of ndCkltae suggest the 1930s strong­ of M^aya 1s Tunku Abdul Rah­ drqas, coats and toddler plnaforSe. RUG and policy of aggression and war." en to a lesser extent. car­ Million Dollar Mori* . Shotgun tera, Oall Aim, 2H, and Doris Marie, An Eye for the Sun ly. But they suggest; they do man Putra al-Haj: Ttmku means New spring styles In footwear will - T»i* «*i*«MW* of apaciaiiaU who Though the Communists claim rying around excess pomds. ^ t Jim Backus mew Silent Service LTRY *•,*'** science. LYNN not copy. In hea'vy, fluid white “prince” and al-MaJ designates a also be shown. have nirer analyaod the hulk}’ docu- ; Rough Rider* 11:00 Wortd'e Beet Movies > Work has begun on the world’s to have achieved "socialist unity,” good medical advice aboutNyhat la News A Weather Klaa, Eliiabeth Ana, daughtor of Mr. and Mra. Martin A. This .1s ea^iaU y the cause with crepe, the avenlng dress with Moslem who has made a pilgrim­ Mrs. James Barry and Mrs. UPHOLSTERY nant to that a major E^t-W^t this much It certain: there are now a. proper diet for you, it addia News, Sports A yTMhtT >Q You! Ktaa Manafleld. She waa bom Jan. 7 at Mantiieater Mraorial girls In w ^ n i brightness 1s often largest solar teIeecope-7-an under­ Uncovered • 11:11 Jack Paar Show tC) 10. Ff«Mi N«tivt PoHltry. . * Mrtct ground eye that will be able to blouaed top Iqid cowl neckline is age to Mecca. The Prime Min- Walter McNally are co-Chairmen arar 1* unlikely In —or In the two Mecca* In the Red church— T:1S W. Maes RlgliHgHt* Startight Movie HoapMal Her maternal grandmother la Mra. Clara W«rr^ considered a handicap ' socially, very definitely 1961. teter’a personal assistant 1s Syed of the event, with Mrs. A d(^h Ibreaefable future. ' Peiping and Moscow—an'd Interna­ Disappearing BirUuasrk* The Sports CaMera' PremTere R oc^ U e. Her -paternal grandparehta are Mr. and Mra. ArpM says \Dr. Annette Roeenstiel of look at the sun more clearly than T:S0 Outtawe Feature 40_ PARKADE man has ever.hem able to see It The bubble skirt te favored by Abdullah. Syed designates Mos­ Wrulxil In charge of tickets. The CLEANING Even the Communists, acoord- tional communiam will apparently Strawberry birthmarks are falrV ■-1 j-v r-j < III '.It IP ^ ^ ‘ Klaa, Coventry. She haa a brotter,-Martin A. Jr„ 8; and a ale- CoUege. many top deatgnezs for the full- stage will be decorated In the Val- IBC to the Moecow declaration. Famtly . 11:10 .Tack Paar Show (O before. lems Who can trace their family continue to apeak with two \micM. ly common, but moat of them dis­ Gneetward , .. 40. M ' 1 ;00 Late News ‘ r'iDDiI Kf ter, Baitero B., lOe v length evening gown. Used In ties back to the prophet Moham­ enUne motif. BOW conceda that an atomic No high-sounding declaration of AdTentures InwBradise 10 News. Prayer Too-Old to Stag Part of the Kitt Peake National TEL. Ml 9-1752 appear with time, or become great­ Observatory near Tucson, Ariz., combination with a modified tank med. adll "reault In hundreds of nal- common aims or of faith in the ly improved, prlthout any treat­ , 8EE BATCRDArS TV WEEK FOR COMFLETE USTIKO OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. FraMer, Carol Jr., aon of Mr. and. Mra. Carol 49, A young bluebird must hear the top. It may be done all In one or viliam at caaualtlea” and "cauae tearhingl of Lenin ran conceal the Wella S t He waa bom Jan. 4 at Mancheater Memorial the teleiecope will be built into a fabric or In beaded or eequined Firm* Fly 30^000 Plane* ment, 'British akin speciallats re­ I song of an experienced adult be- 880-foot hole dug- into Kltt Peak. KEEP INSTRUMENTS Ml 3-5747 id of d*m**e.to whole coim- fact that th* two major Com­ port. tal. Hie maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Go f ore It becomes 'a little more than silk to contrast with a plain skirt. Once thej- profeaaed to be- Rattell, Rocky HUl. HI* paternal grandmother ie SdentieU will get a mirrored I^e women who will take her tioa Ahgelea—In California when Washington — Airlines In the munist pow ers are unable to agree Among 169 such birthmarks I a year old, or It wiU never be able image of the sun, aa large as 84 ' an atomic holocauat on how- their goals are to be Allen, Hartfom eventag dress short. Sleek emd a person is declared bankrupt he United States fly thsir 1,600 air­ among 140 children, only 21 marks Radio I to Bing a bluebird^s song. Inches in diameter V> photograph may eUU keep his piano, organ, or planes a total of more than 750,- _By th* oapitaUat tVeat realized. remained by the time the young- BARBECUED CHICKENS Simple will have no trouble find­ Garner's .■»Ot tu e^ the Ootnnunist Baat (TWe I ls t ^ lBchidee oaly these newe bnMeaatowt M w 18-adBirte Buekley, Wayne Robert, eon of Mr. and'Mre^,.Heorg8 Birds reared in sound Isolation or for spectroscopic study of the other musical instrument, the 000,000 miles a year. Business con This will make Senator Ken- atera were 8.' I from, the time they left the egg sun’s rays. ing what she wants this spring. H r.in'<\vo!,i) s r. T h o u ^ ^ ^ r In Red double talk ^ nady's task of reaching a general length. 8^ etnttou enrry oDwr ehort nowaenatn). Wrapped ie dIatniBiiiii foN for year een- Buckley Jr., 15 Pine Hffl R d, HazardvlUe. H e ^ “ She can pick from a sheath tiered courts hating held that such in­ cerna fly a total. of about 80,000 Id. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hia m atraal were unabje to sing the typical struments are “essential to the life planes more than 1,600,000 miles a We (ilvp tir. i’ti “tneTltaW*. thep* is ^ East.w>jt agreement more diffi- > Subetttute Nerves? WPoilf—14U from top to hem in lace so that It m * prospect of real . ^ givefc him an op- . WOBU^IMi eockad wol^ht 1 lb. are Mr. and Mrs. H. Edwin BuUln, W a te ri^ . Hia bluebird's song. But birds reared GERMANY PLANS CENSUS and well-being of the individual.” year. From Russia cbmCa word of ex- (:0O.N«wa \- 6:00 Today In Hartford I the same way from, the fledgling Bonn — How many people there resembles a slim column. peace during Kwmedy'a tenure of . portunity to turn Red diaaension 1:11 Conn. Banreom grandparentB are Mr. and Mrs. Ororge^M. Buckley 15 N. perimentg In which matal alac- (;06 Today no.Wall Street stage were. able to sing. are in West Germany and what Or, she can bay* a bloused top, nOoe. “nil*. too\ 1* apelleo o Wlwla or Cut Spoelolly . Victor Cabarriem^l^enhurst N. Y., and were not aupplied In a Taas broad­ WTTC-46M t:80 Sbowcaae and News „ Llebman Sr., (joVmtry. Her paternal STeat-gnm ^ther te Mrs. THIS IS Whose polldea won at Moscow a ‘ 6:00 New* Beyond the Stars and News UYERS • WINGS • GIZZARDS cast quoting ifrom Nedelya, the 6:311 Weather and Bieirta News. Bedndwe Olive W lte ^ Mamdieetto.. ^She has a slater, Sherri Lynn, 2. \ y '-Red aummit conlerence—Khriiah- Ptaadita Pew for Woman 6:30 Album of the Day ■ACKS god NECKS For Year Ceakhii Noodi i^ehev'a or Mao Tse-tunga? weekly supplement of the Bovlet 6:45 Three SttW Extra n iio RenoiMy 8aya 'No' newspaper Izveatia. 7:05 New EngUnil Ski Report lovto^ Ronald Anthony, eon of Mr. and 1 ^ . Since Russia audited China are TVliat the American woman 7:15 Convereatton Piece LEANS ON HYDRO POWER 139 woodland St. He was bom Jan. 2 at Manchester M em o^l .'Irrevocably committed to the over- 7:30 I'Conri Tf New Hampihire at needs mpre than anything el**, Deeper Look ., .' Oslo—Ninety-nine per cent of - . M Y LYNN POULltlY HttepiSr^ Hte maternal grandmother te Mrs. throw of any aUte not Commu- Durham BMt Hartford. Hte paternal grandfather te Alphonse lovlne, aays J. B\PrieatIy, English novel­ A major goal in medicine ia to ‘-10:06 Niehtbeat Norway's production is based on Vnlat-dominated speculaUona of thia 11:00 News the uae 'of low-cost hydro-electric Compbasso, Italy. He has a ^ te r, Joyw, 4. , THE PLACE! discover how to transplant, auc- ' aort may *e«m unrealUUe. Yet the ist, la to.leahi how to say “No.” 11:30 Slarlleht Serenade power. fact that there la dlaaenaion among He thinks that imtil she leami cessfully, a spare kidney, hmg, 1:00 aieneft OUUlaad, Denise ^ m , daughter of Mr. aM Mrs. Eugene ^ y - 'the two Red giants la "vital for the how to aay "NV’ to many of th* heart or leg from one human to mond GllUland, 48 Waddell Rd. She w a s bom Jan. 4 at M m- SEiMEMiK nn. snn^ Sweat’s survival. demands made oivher time and en­ another. Such transRIants Invari­ cheater Memorial Hospital. Her materitel gi^dparente w ^ FOR THE BEST The Moscow declaration la clear­ ergy, she will Juatsiceep running ably are rejected/by a type of and Mrs. WUllam LSBeau, Hartford. Her paternal grandmother ly a compromiae between Khntsh- around In circle*, conltaually under allergic reaction, except between te Mrs. Mary GllUland, Hai^ord. ^ , identical twins,. PINE ST. SMl HARTPO^D RD. ehev and Mao. It ia a truce while pressure, always trjingsto do more OPEN MONDAY thro SATURDAY 10 AM to iO PM. AT ECOi^MY MEAT DEfT. BUY IN TOVYN tlte^r Jointly subvert the non-Com- Real clues to the reason for the Melcher, Jody Stephanie, daughter cd Mr. and Mrs. AI Mel- than it ia humanly po^ble for one Me- munist nations, eopeclally in Latin person to do. \ failure could He in subtle changes Cher, Neill Rd., Vernon. She was born Janrff _ Ajnerica, Asia and Africa. That's good advice, of 'hour#*. in cells of transplanted tissues. HEAVY^lSTERN BEEF morlal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents am Mr. and Btos. Khrushchev won out oh peaceful The trouble is, there is to d ^ i)o To explore th# nature of this re­ Former Cheney .Mills \ E. L ORK SAUSAGE LINKS BEANS 8 n oo -! n e it e , Andrew David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Plepter, HOMESPUN 112 Weaver Rd. He was bom Dec. 29 at Manchester M e m o ^ , • FROZENXFOOD SPEaALS • 100 Ft. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ron 19c Federman, New London. His paternal grandparmta u e Mr,,and WAXPAP*^^ Mrs. JL. S. Jacobs, 67 Ferguson Rd.> He has a brother,^chard DOLE'S ABC BREAKFAST MiNtirr SUCED A. NIVER VALLEY — DELICIOUS : , . , , . Richard jM ta, aon of Mr. and Mrs. .Richard John JUICES SaS POTATOES 39c • N' WAFFLES 10 rhg.M.00 * Hatbawiv Lane. ,He waa bpm Jan. 1 at Manchester 1960 IFIAT 2-DOOR 1957 PLYMOUTH HAROTOP CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN...! Pineapple-Orango FBAWER SOFT FACIAL QUALITY Memorial Hoq^taL Hte mateitlal gr^dparm ta are Mr. and 8500 original miles. Power brakes and steering ' $ 1 A 0 5 6 k > P k r . Bag Of 10 Mre. Joseph Senna Sr, 88 Seaman Cir. Hte paternal grand­ $995 and many other extras. ■t. or Pineapple-Grapefniit For parents a n Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams, Andover. 5 b a t h r o o m TISSUE Rolls 5 ^ U.S. CHOICE-BLOCK CHUCK 19S9 FORD 4-DOOR .1957 FORD.5TAT10H WAGON V-8 Fordomatlc, radio. A-l family car., $1095 men's Ron-shriRk gpotlesB. $1595 FRANCO-AMERICAN 1955 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 1959'CH^ROLET 2-DOOR \ real dean oar. »875 PotROASTlj ' 9 Two to choose from/ .A-1 oondltloa. ^ $1695 fine wash 'n wear 1f$tFORD3-DOO« SPAGHETTI 19S8 FORD HARDTOP Two to eho«>se from. c : I Like new and loaded. $1595 Both stick ehlft*. *795 OUR DAIRY DEPARTMENT • GLEANERS—BasDiiMiit • AT FINEST OUALITY p r o d u c e 195$ PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR GRADE "A " EXTRA LARGE LARGE m e d iu m IWotor Just overhauled. IXAN, MF-ATI' ZIPPER SKIN. nO M D A SWEET. JUICY, FLORIDA ACRILAN* Tops Ihronghoiit. $1195 ^ Bargain Bi.n SWEET. JUICY TEMPLE ASissraoiALS «t- Smokfil Shoiildiri Lb. I toes 611571541 195$ CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 1 Several to choose from. '51 ShKltbakar Chonip >... $95, For Variety, We Suggeat BUTTERBALL KRIT SPORT SHIRTS AU eompietely reconditioned $ 1 ^ 0 K FANCY 9*3 SCORE and ready to rolL '55 Morcury Storien Wngou ^ 9 5 18 Lht. 2 Lb. TANGERINES And Up Gleaned and Pressed '53 Pockco'd 4-Door «• • •••• $95 J TURKEYS^ 49c TUB ^ Deluxe 100% acrilan shirts 1956 FORD 4-DOOR Pail E xtn Lfirge Radio and heater., ,,...... $1145 '54 Chavpolat Ponwl •••*•• 5195 j • WEEKEND PtODUCE SPECIALS • BUTTEllt 1508 doz. doz. by Chemstrand. Quick diying, Priced to sen. SWEET, JUICY Fancy, AU Purpose No. 2 9 no ironing. Tricolor emblem '56 Ford 4'Door $495'| ALL CENTER CUTS 1957 CHEVROLET STA. WAGON TANGERINES APPLES WHITE or COLORED , Two to choose from. MILD on pocket. Permanent stay ’j54 Clwwyalaf I tDoot . . . $145 j 29c Dai. 4 Hm. 49e RRM, LARGE. RIO. fUPK FANCY. FREEH,tRORlDA Both etanfbml shift and ^ $ 1 2 4 5 ' ^ ^ FRESH, .UVE, MAINE CHEDDAR collar. Solid, blues, gold, red, STOCK UP YOUR PANTRY 8HELF H'*TH rLb. LOBSTERS .il.a5c loden and brown. Heather 8L0RIETTA PEACHES For CHEESE ESGARQLE tones of .gray, tan, charcoal PROVOLOItt uid bfue. Sizes: Small, me- , '■I-. X Celk» rb. SAIVRbAY AT II PJL dium «nd large, , , Paelu or 4 SALE IZ‘- 317 tilGHLANO ST.. MANCmTEK Ml 3-4228 CHEESE for PIZZA Lb. >4i

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i^G G EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANGHESlERi CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY ^ 1961 -H o f Boyle. emJM HockmUe-Venwn The Great Virtue Maharan GO? Head; Of Day Dreaming

New York MP)—Does toe world ife a game—« pratanM gUttUan of hypoertay. sL Succeeds Sen. Welles aomeUmea seem too big for you? There la only one ilangar. Tba Well, It it. day dreamer known truo napplntaa idstgeneral program “making for good Do you aomeUmea feel amall, only If ha doesn't try to traaitata hia imposslhel dreamsi Into finadn employ* relations.” fuUle and loat—an overwhelmed at MM clMlfiuan of the RepubUcu Results of the X-rays will be That way Ilea disaster. jWfi bommlttee laat right. Com- sent to physicians of the employes. human zero In tuj Inhuman wilder­ It is all right for wmouao to day itte* membara voted George D. If there Is any cause for medical ness .called civilization? dream that It la a dinosaur osita MM the nefw committee attention. _ Well, you-propably are. so long MB it doesn't try to attaoc The mohiie unit operated at the But cheer up. Every normi A cat. . icead. ' company from 11 a.m. to 4 pjn. Thrifty familits, /orge or small, won^f want to miss the substantial savings person feela that way part of the • -WallM said his rsqpeosibUiUes as yesterday, handling second as m il which big economy sizes mean in everyday foods. Check the list of favorites time. But there la no need to feel ■tats nmitnr from the 35th Dia* as first shift employes. The unit below . . . give your New Year budget a GIANT headstart! like toat idl toe time. trict pwcluded his devoting prOT- is operated by the tuberculoeis di­ ...FOR BIG FAMILIES There la a way out. Become a School Menus a r time to the town committee. He vision of the SUte Health Depart­ day dreamer—at whatever Ume of had aiwkan of rsaignii* to ^ ment. BIG SAVINGS - ON BIG SIZES SAVI 6c SAVI 4c day you need It' most. . . . made U official last Technician Paul lyAvanso of Some people snefcr at dayi TTie school menus tcv_ 3 v e W New Britain said tha last time the SAVI IN NEW Vi GAL. dreamers ns Impractical. 'They I torougti Jan. 20 are as follows: ^ T v s got to devote all my time \mit was in Rockville, to hia recol­ are usually unimaginative people ta d energies to the Job of state lection, was at the request of the OIANT JUG who htwl only one dream in their Monday: 'Tomato sw», eanalor.” said Welles, who is a former Hockanum MlUk adminis­ 3 LB. NO-DRIP JUGS Uvea TheV put this dream Into and celery sandwleieb , ntaad member of ^ legislative cwnmlt- CALIFORNiA tration 10 years ago. 7 0 Z . CLOROX at the State Capitol. Twelve years ago. the unit came nSniT '^eSday: Meat t«d vegstaUoiito PEA unUl It got them what they want- ootato toholna. iffosn f»iA »^He said he had enjoyed being to the Envelope Co.. TesUrday's CANS S A V I 4 c ,*eJrman “these several years” visit was the second time aince *thil7'rt&rrtvpr tJiat wasn’t “ *** butter, buttersootok poA- %bd thanked noembera for thetr then. The unit, one of two which B&M BAKED BEANS T^en they discover toat wasn t whipped creaiU, milk. MQiport. travel around toe state, cah handle r ^ l y all toeywMted from life ^^,^esday: ^ t k e y saniMieb.' ■* "“WeVe loeb an elecUon here and about 300 pirsons In a day. FINAST ELBOW after all. So they »«>“ their toito k u tte itd beans, plsln hako irtto Hospital Notes In dreams of any kind. In their he flnlahed, “but we’ve done Non* Rn«r - Mad* wilh ALSO THIN SPAGHEHI I job overaU.' Admitted Wednesday: Ernest own frustration they try to knock Thursday: Hamburgsra, _aran. a mwnber of the town WelU, 82 ToUand Ave.; Emanuel FINAST MACARONI down everybody else’s dreams. I oatmeal cookies, milk. ittee tar tern years, said he Zahner. 6 HUltop Dr.; WUUain Fancy Ripa Tomatoes, Choice Spices Such people are Icnotoeads. Friday: Fish sticks with tontato , strive “to make the town O'Brien, Greenlawn Convalescent Pay no attention to them. Be­ sauce, buttered peas, brownsd. po- come a day dreamer—and llve I tato, whole wheat bread smfi Ini^ ) a more effective, coer- Hcrnie. KHCHUP BIG Discharged Wednesday: James life at its peak. ter, ice cream, milk. eetic ana unified, fokee to combat S A V E 4 g -J -.-1 ^ riatagXude of the Democratic Emery, 13 Moser Dr. FINAST 15 OZ. The easiest way we small cogs Barnard Junior ranks.” \ Birth Today: A son to Mr. and can feel more Importsmt than toe Monday: Caucken noodlo Mrs. Victor OstrOwsW, 15 Cavan BIG FAN a CAUFORNIA CANS machine la through day dreams. I ham-cheese and lettueo He praised Welles for his work Rd.. East Hartford. 1 QT. They are toe emoUonal elevators fresh pear, milk, •tr (he party and called upon mem- TOMATO SAUCE toat lift us above emptiness and | Tuesday:' RavlOU with 8 0 Z . l ^ for help OB ^ road ahead. m sad TaloettrlBe am a k nonentity. Sauce, buttered waxed besas, riring vote o^fbaaks was glv- by The BerakTa ! PRUNE JUICE BOT. S A y i i O c jgt to Welles by tbs as cMndUttee SUNSWEET But there are two'types of day cheese wedge, French roll suid iNit- , B W. Mata S t, dreamem, and K is essential toat ter, apricot square, milk. ■laabera present. tB-BUfi. S A V I 2 a BIG $1 you become the right one. Wednesday: Hamhurg on MO, f.Wefles, a fiisb-tem senator end REGULAR OR DRIP 2 LB. Here is sin example: potato chips, buttered gresa.beoM; fionner member c t the Honse of 1 QT. The boee walks by your desk 'vanilla tapioca with cream, milk. Representatives, Is the tanktau: N O N E FINER CAN and toys, "Hello.” If you auto- ThursdaV: Hot turkey send- R^nblican on four committees and C a s t r o D r o p s 14 OZ. matlcally wonder, "What did he wich with gravy, peas or butter jscond ranking RepnbHcsn cB tw a COPLEY COFFEE YOR" GARDEN mean by that—is he going to fire nut squash, craitoerry Kuce,.mzabr .. The consnMtees ace: Afrienl- CAN S A V I 6 c me?’’, you are a fearful day I ed potato,potato. bread and butter/M* •feme, Bankii«. n t h and Oame, Invasion Cry dreamer. This Is the wrong kind. sorM gelatine with creiqn, toUk- 4taaa InstltatSaaB, nosnee and CRAPEERUII JUICE - BIG You 'wlU dwell only In dreams of 1 Friday: Baked maeamnl and Cities and Boroughs. S A V I 4 f (Ooatkned ttam . He has stfisnMbsd tep ^iO s for |ful. V. with dressing, rye bread and l(u£- Isgtriative seUaB so m r, ons to day said: "To Attarfit Cuba Is to SPAGHETTI A MEAT BALLS g OZ. But if the boea says "HeUo” to ter, peach halves. <«mpower the thrsBgoveniBMBtal Attack rm^Un America.” K^p ap­ WHITE OR COLOR BIG CAN lyou, and you immediately begin iiMiig Junior (todies to VeniDB «o set as a cott> peared to be just a alogan-mrelat- ROLL CHEF BOY-AR-DEE I to figure what changes_ .you’ll make Monday: Baked beans and bwn. •ohdstlon Mad'- ohai«ar eommis* So HaiKhr in liw KHdwn ad to any story to the peper. ^ S A V I 2 c In canspony policy when he takes green salad, whole vffieat breed skm. and thessoond to revtss the A dlsUnct slump has hsen notsd SCOT TOWa HOLDBIS iach 4 9 c you in ea partner, you are on toe and butter, diced peaches. aUIk. RodcvOla ICntaal In mlUtaxy activity around Ha­ right track. You are a construe- Tuesday: Spanish rict, waxed n t a Oo. vana. S A V I 3 a tlve day dreamer. Dreams "give beans, French rolls, p e s ^ but' / is also nadytog a bUi Tbara are not as many etvUian FOR A BRIGHTER V/HITE you security and hope, and that’s ter cookies, milk, ^'doulde the aUotment c( State what dreams are for. I Wednesday: Mast lost With __ ay aid to towns and cittea, militiamen and woman In the 160 streets. Many of the new Oiheco- HEALTHSPUN Here is how tibe successful day tomato sauce, mashed potato, ahd a bill calling for the labelling COUNT dreamer operates to fantasy: spinach, whole wheat btood «nd f f .trodoi with information con- slovak guna that had Rned toe RINSO BLUE Malecon seafront boulevard point ECONOMY SIZE PKGS. He sips a glass of cheap red butter, Jdatine with ersaffl, Bfilk. eereirv the Qr>e of exttoguiahtog. wine to a cheap restaurant, and Thursday: Chicken noodlt oos* naterial to be used in csee a t fire. ing north toward the United States have been withdrawn. at becomes a Faria boule-1 serole, celery and carrot stlckt. .'A # to tike latter MU, WbBee eald PAPER NAPKINS vardletSdawdUng over champagne, potato chips, corn broad and but- iUaxe have been a monbw a t to> The press and radio now are appeall^ for volunteers to bring Hs may be only -a clerk, hut if ter, apple sauce, milk, sjtanoes when a track on fire baa they put two tdephonee on his I SYiday: Clam chowder or vege- been treated witli wrong eKtta' in the sugar prop. Cane harvest­ desk to answer, he assumes to hia table betf soup, peanut butter and gidatitog material because of the ing has been lagging because of br^ .weather and the call-up of toe head the role of Wall Street Ty-1 Jelly sandwich, ginger breOd with • Raluxe of the contents. The labels coon. I.chocolate frosting, milk. eranld be a eafety factor to com island’s best workers . for militia He bets 32 on the long-shot In Senior High jwierclsl hauling, he eald. duty. too fiint race at toe track, and I Monday: Breaded veal cntlot, Atoo, Wellea aald he la wntch^ The National Foderatlon of Sug­ plans to parlay his winnings by j tomato sauce, mashed potato, but- tag cloeely a pesty-endoeaed bUl ar Workers, many of whose lu^ betting tlMn on every other king-1 tered green beans, bread a"d but- an State aid to ateeatton and aald million members are G iant Froxen J F o o e f S a v i n y » ! diot of tbe day. Sometime, some-1 ter, milk, be la going to take an aettoe pert against toe '.tovaalan|' Castro LAMB where, every kmg-rtiot 'will come I 'Diesday: Ham and to IL darges Is earning frorn toe United n rO T ' OARDM - PANCY VAUNCIA - Frash Frozen • Rich in Vitamin C ' to first, and If this should be toel short cake, whole kernel corn, WeQaa was town committee StatM. urged all available Cubans right .track and toe right day he bread and butter, milk, efcahnaap for tbxaa years. Ha.k to voluntaw, "including retired will go home a multimillionaire. Wednesday; Frankl^rtera susd dairy faemer and praprietor of worirers and childran.” IKS He robs Fort Knox single-hand- baked beans, cabbage and carrot atore and a golf eoacM and drivtog A grbup of government tato 12-OZ CAN ed, gives half toe money to char- salad, Boston brouta.. bread olid M nga OB lit. 83 iii Taloattvllla. tUe' mills aimoanoed it had Ity, buys Texas with toe other half, butter, milk. • Siahana, Raptdtiiaaa Seglatrar endted "patriotie brigades of vol­ ORMI6EJVICK and never goes to jail. Thursday: Italian spaghotU with Mf.Votots In VarnoB, is a mamher unteer workers” to help maintain V He sees toe picture of a film meat sauce, tossed salad, roll of the Young BapUbBcan Club. He the output of cloth. TOIf* O AlO ni - K , leminy Six. star on the front page of a news- butter, milk arorkd to the eaiiitar'a dapactmant In the 18 days stoce Castro p a ^ held by toe ^senper next Friday: Baked macaroni and Mt Aetna lif s J nauranea Oo. in mobilized wuckera firam forms and to 1 ^ on toe bun Before he gets cheese, stewed tom ato^ roU and Hartford. faetorlea- to serve as clttasn sol CRINKU CUT to the end of his ride, he has mar- butter milk ; Bfeandly Hospital Bepari diars,i>there has been a alurap In Yoii can't find tastier, more delicious rled half a dozen movie queens — ' ’ 'V'Ths Rockville a t y - Hospital sugar and Industrial prodoetlon. and tossed them arlde 'without all- ■ n _ n« . 0 . treated 428 patienta during the This Is the first sugar aaasoB 'TOT' GAIDM - SWaat, Young, Tandar tender Lamb than this Fir^ National |mony. Portuguese Plant S a month of Dec^ber and averaged completely under government con­ Id-OZ He lifts a pair of binoculars to ------. 48 patients a day, according to trol and leas than 35 of Cuba’s' 161 BIG Leg of Lamb. Treat your family to a 1 hlB eyes, but he doesn't see a Oporto, Portugal— 33JMOJIOO V lr^nla J; Taakulka, supertaitend- sugar mills have started grinding FAMILY SIZI 1>KG __ robin in a tree. He is Lord Nelson vtoyl-chlorlde resin factory wOl be dkne, industry sources reported. F A N C Y PEA delicious Lamb Roast this weekend. at Trafalgar. biUlt soon outside Oporto as a lO ^ ant, W The great irlrtue of day dream- project of Uniteca EBeetr^Oi A ^ . Out patients during toe month Normally Cuba's sugar harvest_ nroi” GAibm - Ready to Had and EM mainstay of toe island economy — Ing is toat you can be anybody, Portuguese electric-power .Ann, suunbered 229 while I61 were ad­ or SHW and FOREQU A i m go anywhere, do anything —' but l and Shlnetsu Chemical Co., a Jop- mitted. The Wrgeat number treated begins early to January. CRINKU CUT 16-OZ ^ A c LB escape any responsibility for yourlanese concern. Production ta to la a single, day was 55, the small- The . general m lU ta^ mobiliza­ PKG 1^ CHOP COMBINATION decialons or actions. You make of | start by next September. ^ jpt number 40. tion ,1s a -major factor in the lag, o r R IG U L A R Lamb Foros -• There were 18 births recorded. 40 but experts said heavy rains also Finoil M int Jelly - Dalicieus W ith Lamb . operations; and 18 accident vic- have resulted, in cane with a sugar tima treated. . .v content as low as 7 per cent- In Council Begtaa Activities fields that usually have a much -X 5T The Connecticut Valley Ctrl h l^ e r 3rield. If cutting. Is de- •f MILDLY CURED LB SHOP STRAUSS STORE IN Bcout CoimcU, which will be sugar content may in- ormed officially Jan. 28. >111 be- crease. SliciBcl Bacon Rin a cookIq; sile J4n.^28 and is Despite toe labor shortage In toe m ore SpectaMnS W - V a U ! toaking plans for a celebration fields and the faiiUs, Castro still .MILDLY SEASONED U EAST HARTFORD ■Xuring Olrl Scout Week In March. was occupied chiefly with his de^ “ Girl Scout and Brownie aasocia- fense preparations, TTie newspaper A alend oi VegeieUa Juice* B ahery Sjpeeistiml WWghl tedudion Drink - 900 Calories Per Ql Sausage Meat 2iona to Vernon, Rockville and Revolucion published photographs FOR WEEKEND SPECIALS! "■Jlwrby towns will become part of of toe beared prime minister di­ Vegamerto 69< B orden's Jhe Council. Leaders from those recting target practice with new FILLED Outstandtn^ .Seafood I Hraas will receive a series of train- 85mm antitank guns from Com­ ORANGE-GRAPmUir Household Deodorizer, ^ X JBRANDHEW ra g courses once the merger is of- munist Czechoslovakia. X - ffidal.'Ralph Goodale of Glaston- Havana buzzed with speculation lb F a m o v f .A C Ju ry Is the professional workeg asr that Soviet Premier Khhishchev B le n d ^ 29< Johnson's SKced Cod 39< Sgned to this area. may be planning a visit. The ITAUAN DEeSSMG * The next leaden* meeting will speculation was touched off by an­ Hve Dozen Creams ,4. ^ SPARK M held Jan. 31 at Vernon Center nouncement that Soviet Foreign ^ n g r m tlo n a l Church at 9:30 a.m. ministry news chieif BClkhatl Khars W ish-Bone B u riy 's '<«»“ M p Ckild in .Sikoof! w &ifety Oroop Cboaen - lamov is in Cuba. His appearance PLUGS ^-OIEO CIEMB - Sendwich With a Tasty Gets Your CMdreri Clean While They Play In lh8■(« C£LlO M atoy Mild lubwe* GOLDEN BOOK * ft. AUTO BAItERY' too Industrial Arts Department of Osorio Davila announced that S A V E Sc JlockvlUe High School. - Depart- Americana entering Cuba hence­ HAilSCO - CHOCOLAYE White - Soft Quality - - r - forth must have either a Cuban BOOSTER (ABIES toent instructors named the etu- 12'/4 0Z J B g , PICTURE A ■iw.l l»r M r. wilh vulo- -Z ^ ts to top committee. visa issued by the Czec hembassy Pinw heels cau) mallc it«mmi»»i«n. f»r • u r F«Here» llle to M x nSiif « anS i r »»iU. •A s part of the safety program In Washington or a special invita­ Willi an Almond Crunch Topping EAVE 4C 2 7 ORANGES 4 55 tion from the Cuban' Foreign Min­ ra toe Junior and senior Industrial WE RE3UVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EfTEalVE IN FIRS1 NATIONAl SUPERMARMTS ONLY ATLAS Ip ts shops, the^ committee* will istry. Czechoslovakia is represent­ 1.44 .------— ....------OF THE WORLD Zheck toe shops dgalnst, the of- ing toe Cuban government in Lemon Crunch » 31c FLORIDA - URGE WONDERS Fair Washington because of the break D'ANJOU - CONDITIONEP IN 6 VOLUMES ffibial State safety check list and s e a l d i u m AHU -tobmlt any resulting recommen- in diplomatic reiaHons with toe Blueberry filled - Light, ftufly EAVE4C French Dressing wishbone b-oimi 3ie Zotlons to the administration, United Statea.- Westchester Boned thicken ’;1r“ 4,3c 2 3 5 * Peppers HIADIAMr j* Driver Oonrses Completed Cocoa Marsh Syrup 'jar^35c *SS^59e Pears LIGHTER N w York, Jan. 12 (/JV-Gastones Chicken Ala King westchester ’°^“ 49c Doughnuts FKGOF< 2 5 < FLORIDA -- SOgD HEADS iarcain priced each 3 Driver educaUon clsnes at too Jaccard, former Swiss ambassador INLPIRORS - CALIFORNIA . •U li . w gh school closed this week with Yum-berry Syrup Drink 35c' MORE THAN A THOUSAND MAPS AND 99 students completing toe course, to Belgium, arrived today on his Cream of Rice Cereal n-oi mg 3 9 c Rich, Tally Roll* - SAVE 6c LB FLUID wwStjSswl way to Havana to take over super­ PICTURES IN FUU COLOR v AdSaCAN MKauwRGGi hs students were due to be given vision of United States Interests in Brijrs Spanish Rice 2 37e Crapes 2 2 9 < he driver education law and eye Cuba. Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers 35c START NOW I Igt o4l tiflDrGttG EoiCeeiy w t f Is p id R ., -St this week, and will take road Dinner Egg Rolls OF?2 294 Brill's Macaroni Dinner 2 c>S.37e TEXAS - URGE HEADS ^ WEU TRIMMED - CHICORY ar U^lara. Fept* A y S v elwoyi prefwileeel •eel sU uhdw the aupervision of the Later today he will fly to Miami, Punchinello Fruit) Drink ^ 35c A look A Wtd( - For 6 Waaklr bimIm Wm . Itate Motor Vehicle Department and from there to Havana. . teal Old Fashionad Flavor _ SAVE 4c O s p u n n u m s rt week. After the United States broke Brill'5 Spaghetti S^ce ^ 2 39e.' Transmisisioii off diplomatic relations with the Bouillon Cubes PKG”o?n’23e 3 o^°5 25c CHOcaAn. HJOGE Cauliflower 39< Escarole To Attend Cheshire Meet government of Premier Fidel Cas­ Bread OLD PASHIONEO LOAF 21 < IKeebier SANbWICH < tS 49« m 7 7 c Joseph A. McCUsker, pHnclpal, tro last week It asked the Swiss Q-T Frosting chc^olate fuo« 17e Fagan, assiitant’ prin- government to look after U.S. In­ Hershey Syrup fqrtifi® 59« FLUID 23c ilpal, bf flockville High School, te re st there. Nabisco Premium Saltines PKG“ 29c ■RsR'' «>zc*n ' c Qt- lUs^ttand a meeting of the Aoao- Jaccard, who fiew here from Zur­ Green Giant S 2 SSUU Libby Beef Ste.w ’JS? 49c 69 III atlop bf Secondary Schools In ich. said his duties will be con­ tieahira Jan. 18. cerned with "the life and weltere’ 9 A-K program wUl in d ite a lec- of American citizens still .In ^ b a . aiaaaallaadt Mida - > on student values by Dr. Oa- Tbe diplomat said be will take 2 ? ^ 4 1 c Libby- CORNEdW hASH, ISOZCAN 41c Snows 7moican27c "HERCUIES” AoloA« - kayt aararaita la Malory X Prlnjeton Unlversl- r i c ptat^ 3 9 c KascQ Dog Meal »i» »w ;69e, Mexicorn aihfa aailaaa. oved cafe of U.S. interests from Libner^ x wild biro food . sn wcg c Mazold Oil qt ®tl> T and a lecture on/ evaluation Werner Boss!, ^ s s ambassador to 59 Siisdi ABSORBERS -» - '*3 , Mlhoda by Dr. Edward J. Oor- Cuba. ' 17-OZ H, Miwsrii, ■ LbtU itM $1.95 . 1AaMOOTBESRAS . of Yale University. Gerber Baby Foods Libby Corned Beef ow ?c Brillo Soap Pads wsof,2 25c drivieg teslac* ARJmIiMrI iTtap fiundrad. and tsrenty^tve Green Giant Peas 2 CANS 43c 5 yeer were e«t 3 „ loyas of tha White, Corbin a ^ Lace Blachine Smuggled L i b n e r s s h u k « 5 9 c M azd a O il GAL CAN 2 . 2 9 STRAINED deAtwetts slHttlis tedey. Save aaw. division of - U. S. Envelope Calais; France — Machine-made were given free chest lace e^peared in France about toe 9 ‘iJ « 9 5 c 6 ' X S ' 9 2 c Spry JV?rc S' = c rny* yesterday by Stale* tedpii- Green Giant R&R mSSet woican49c 5 84 31 'toa nerving wtto a mobile X-tpy beginning of the I9to Century C a l o HORSEMEAT 16 OZ CAN 2 7 c Argo « corn starch IOGZPKG 1 6 c 926 MAIN ST. 5AST HARTPOKU after too smuggled Introduction PRICESi c ^EPPEaiVE IN FIRST NATIQNAl SUPERA4ARMTB [ It Is toil flmt time lis about lO Into GUols.of a machine develop­ Gerber Baby Cereals WE RESaVf THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIEB moNeiU9"9i9r I the mobile Unit haa appeared ed by on Englishman, John Heath opm MDAY wGifr miy Yi , coat Bis lomn apparently was OATMEAL. «ICE, j Rockville. Karo Syri > '“iaa“ 27c c ' S c jVlotar K ffwsaion, alsstatant to based on a mechanism invented by Bosco Syrup ’iS?59 37 BARUY 2 S f 4 3 7 e general taonager a t too oom- a Frenchman, Jooepb-Miule Jac­ /■ fr saM-ths X-raya w en teqneat- quard, and eahibHod la Psito iu tto i^ptapan,' as part of a lSOi. ■ -t- V t 1^. MANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., T ^S D A Y , JANUARY 12,1961 UAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, C0NN.r THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961 X* P A G E TO N and Poland. Tha oommlaalon sinte new administration will be under Ood and Ooontiy Award .Stent Treaty Organiaatioa) at Shot Fails ^ attacks on anamy population cen­ and McNamara. The budget, for V,S» Supplied Planes totca. »»*—*"** Kaakewitt win ba Torek of BiooraSald; her M-yaar without stonptog at tea „ luwbaatt dMteadad- v - tals designed to-mfllct broad, gen- mne. Kennedy-has said "Defense pressure to void the whole depeitd- (rid mothar, >tm ManrBoMaUoC Qmip vriU maat at 8 pm , 8iM ^ New Leadership—4 a a ^ tealr win tebatete at • pjte N ik itfl Favors! of tee lAOtem p a o |^ Mood.' ' The UMted Statea bM bean F ^ m Sub. >^^MaMaG^teMMffiS8RteteteSliks8Ui8SFtenraHraBraraM4^mnranBnBwraPBBnMBraBBMa eral damage. Precision attack and spending must bh^based on the se­ eiits-return order. Cojumbia ^ SfaN^aEbr Jean HSmpM. daug^ N dgaport; aiad nlm trandeldl- Tiu purpoM of an intoniatteiiai wotMng for a "vM te tea^* a "counter-forca" of mlssUos pri­ curity needs of the nation, not the TTte dependents’ qusstion is only tw of MDr^aad Mm. CarlHempel of drsn. la thatenrdL < eoaiMranoe, ha added, ahodld ba to pre-determined confines; of a facet of the bigger problem of Tha tattwile Xidlaa Sodaty trol opmmiaakm prwldad j* marily aimed to destroy enemy Whitney' Rd., haa been elected A summar raaldant hara iat- Cambodia Call H^-lmoo In "aafagaardthg paaoar nlawi Boun Oumi J ? Capo CaiiaroraC' fla-. Jan. 12 raUitiury power,—and thus hla abtl budget.” reducing the dollar-gold outflow. iKlworthSays worthy aaaooiats a d v ls e ^ ^ the many yean, ha'benght "TIm Pas- .jaat Monday at 8 p>m la S t ^ ntetonal unity and uautraUty on (/P) - - AH a tte n ip ^ t a iepond auc- Pt^bleitts /in Miliiary This statement is not unpre­ If the situation does not Improve,' laiBbah .Oterte praeiM the legitimate reg ^ ‘" .5 ^ ^ oaaaful Polaita WWUa launching ity to mount *“ offensive—has WUUmantle Aaaembly, Order of tore" IT yaara ago »«n tha late teo baaia of tea 1864 O a n a v a bMome the new air force position. cedented. It has ceme froip all ad­ it conceivably could influenca the Rainbow for Cttrto. . Mias Edith Sawyar. Slw eonttauad tecftattan of the Roaaiy. For Laos Talks by the nuclear iMMbarJna Robert size of forces which can be con­ ■ In- agraatnente*" yiat Union bad Available to Kennedy will be ministrations of peacetime years. 1960Receipts A number of local firis, membera to operate the anauner nsort on vMtein vrill ba b08*----- Khiuahchov aald ha hoped Gam^ commlasion raom a Its ii. Lm ifallod wboB-the nriaiUe had Always It haa been counterefl by tinued in the NATO organlratiqp cf the Detphto Qub, Will swim Fri­ Columbia LAka Mr a. numlMr of tirade______Mm Robait Hertan. Mm to bo daatrm r^ x Outnumber Solutions the polley followed by the present and elsewhere oversea's. Pro-Red Rebel Lines Robert CafaSte and Mte. E. Me- jOaai t tama Paga Oaa) bodla and other cauntriaa would but Sovlot Ambaamdor admlnistrdtion: A mixture of the argument that the shape of the day night in a late preaentation of yaara, continuing a ttedltlon of,tha support'tea ‘Tagtilmate govara- Monablkov toM U A i t e r a te O ^ ' The R obm B. Loo, alatod to. go mlUUry 1s of necessity patterned Again, as other presidents in Good ice akatInF conditions prevail Total $8,4«3 their annual acquacada—which bad, past 50 yearn n 1W7 aha ducon- Coamldc confariBM on tedoehtaia on operational patrM witeto a few. ^ tOtertteuad tram Page Om ) atrategle weapons laimched other years, Kennedy will be con­ Gemnra mant" of Prtnoa Souvanna State Oiriatlan Harter tto week terce.” It waa atlll concentrat­ from distant or intermediate to that of the budget. ' at both <3»rter Oak Park and (Conteraed from Pago^One) Monday .text unlww It hBlted tU to be cut abort at a performance tinued tha bnslaam Tha January CUb Scout pack and ecuntiiaa bordering on Lima. Pbouma, tea neutraliat Laotian ♦tiet the oommlaalon tettld func* waaks. 6rad Its fl|at Polaris sue- ^ ing on the competition of naval One of the -firpt things that Ken­ fronted by demands in some quar­ originally, due to an Ice storm. . meeting iaiJKhaduled fty Jan. M Dac.,33. but an attempt Ifiet «0ur eompatitors lie on the ranges, from protocted sites and ters that the military aid for Center Springs Pond. Both areas airlift of xroiB xnd xmmunitloa to ■"Jtelin DOwwrth. actln* poataM- Sm UI K #lt KUualMhav tsRrSUianouk~tl» pramlor vrbo fled to CandMxUa in tton only If Souvanna Pbouma-Waa airplanes and carripn when,sud­ nedy may have to do is tackle' the raid In four T6-obeenratldn planes Mia. Martai Haghea Mrs. Harvey ^OoUlns, R t 87, to Tooaaana HaU at 7 o'clock yesterday by ths aub’a second crew •ther aide of the Iron Curtain." denly it became aware of the Po­ from submerged submarines, by friendly nations, together with will be open tonight until 10 dipt. Kong Le’s pro-CornmunUt tar flurtng the’peat year announced U ThooM for this month ia "South iaparsttvo taab te to find ways nild-Docombor Just bafora forces rocogniaad aa pramlar. It happana teat the sharpest plane-carried nuclear - bomba aa question of service dependents armed wlte rockets, machine guns r«belB In' Central Laof. It would Funaral servicea for M n. Mar­ entertained mfBriMin of the 48-Cbib i airin^nra of the present pro-woatora pre­ waa « 9 lodod by the Cape Cana­ laris weapon system,, by now a overseas. economic aid, be reduced. o’clock* * and' presumably with two KW- today the yroaa po*M recelpta for to "anaura tbd iMrRhBaata rights veral range aafote officer when it cempatlUeB among the servicea at well aa missiles. (Tomorrow: Farm and City.) Hockey will be permitted, upon take "appropriate atepa.’* Thia waa ion U Hughat, widow of John G. at luhchecntWt her bbma Wadtaas- Pamaal Nate mier, Prlnte Boun Cum. drove reality with the first rocket boats The Elsenhower administration, pound bombs each. Hie UnltSd the ColumWa Poet- Office were Hughes of Bridgeport and Cohiro- of tha Laotian people, to curb Ctullghi Imitated behaved armUoaUy. tba moment concerns the very oh station, But there undoubtedly has been seeking to arrest the dollar drain, request, at Center Springs Annex* coiialdertd here^ as a hint tha Icr. and K m Pater Morin have American aggreaaora and to avert pro-Communlst forces out of Vien­ Waapona mentioned by Kennedy— Statea had delivered the planea to planea’ weapm eo » ^ te stage ignited aa it cleared the siles closely similar In range and Washington — Twenty-seven ilanea were dispatched to Vang }f5t and reflecta the increaaed nae watk by the death.of bw mother. Asia." faroea and nrighbortog Burma and' hand, -and tee "Minutenuui and silea fired from submerged sub­ should be halved. Angry objections U.S. mlllUry support program for rieng, rebel base north of Vien­ Mm Hughaa collapsed and died ant superintendent of the btlla Thailand, the OoUfMenee pro­ gat the aoft glow of gaa Ughtiiig vm er. I t seemed to be a aueoessful marines also can be attacked with load-carrying capability have been came swiftly. It waa contended United States universities are co­ STAMPS TELL TALE Laos. They were the first armed aC the oftloe hy reridenta. Mm Auralia Garard. The United States,, he charged, to Wa electrified'gaallght fixture launch, but when it reached an other B tr ^ ^ c missile programa' developed independently not only Bonn — The Little Red Riding tiane where Soviet planus hava Sarty Meralny Itre Saturday of a heart attack,-While room in the legislature. posed by Sihanouk w w d also in­ of tea Air Foroe. the lorig range strategic missiles morale was threatened, that mili­ operating with the Clarnegie. Oorp., planes the Laotian government riding a bus. . Columbia Congregational had taken measures recently aimed outdoors ia being marketed by a altitude of about 10 miles It began by the Navy and Air Force but by tary personnel might leave serv­ the African-Amerieem Institute, Hood story Is told In a new whim­ been airdrbpping arms to the The F lre^pa^ent waa callrf glanoheater Bvaalng Herald at ‘‘intervention agtenst Laos-with clude the three nations of the In­ For yaart, the Air Force had of the Air Force. So now Air sical set of German postage stamps had received. v- rebels, and to the rebel-held Plain# She is survived by two sons, John Caiurch will hold its annual meet­ Co- ternational Omtrol Oommlasltm Bethel Park concern. It Includes a a loop back toward the ocean. hffn kteplng ou'oyo and dlrectng Forc^ spokesmen are hammering the Army. ice by the thousands. The outgoing And the; government. to bidng Af­ ant about 8:40 this m o r^ g to H. Hughes of Moultrie, Ga. and Dr. ing Jan. 30. Friday at 1:30 the hwnWa earreapoadent Mrs. DooaM a view to dratroylng Its inde­ 8,000-lKmr bulb and a apaclal bulb What caused the malfunction administration retreated a little, rican students to the United States printed for the benefit of welfare Boun Gum’s government had des Ja m s In North Central Laos. •agwer a mutual aid cal! from R. Tnttte telephbna ACOdemy pendence, turning Laos into one of which the Geneva meeting eatah- aharp Worda at tea. Navy's air- Jiard on the idea of precision at­ There are problems other than agencies. warned the Soviet government But they refused to say If tha Wilson E. Hughes of Fall-River, Friendship Circle will meet at the liahed for Laoa: India, Oanada cover. was not immediately known. oraft eaiTler form thiit "other air tack on military targets Instead of strategic concepts facing Kennedy softened some of the measure. The to study. liebanan. They twm^ ba^ Maas., a daughter, Mrs. Elton home of M n. Donald 'Tuttle. The the SBATO (Southeast Asia planes had engagad In eonffiat when liebanon firemen operations. tadioed that e»«ythlng waa under Later the planes nturnud with their rockets gone and thalr am- •p to C W rf Richard K. D ajia aaid muiUtion spent, rearmed and took tha fire waa la an uauaed para «m off again. . the Eugene XbeU farm atdhe JunC- The United Statea said tha plans# ST «»«1 W* to him to have atarted In an out were given to Laos for oboarvatlon aide wagon ahed and spread tatc \ work, but thay were aaslly con­ the ham proper qnderae^ a hay­ i i r s o u T verted into fighter-bombers. lo ft The osmT^lh thia aectioa, hac The T8 ia a single engine train­ BO hay atoracl In i t er plane that also can ba uaad for Twlbet Eariter obeervation. toveaqua, newly named The four were tmaafonnod hy ./ Um InoUans into flglitar4>onlwra Idg. haa announced that troop by adding racks for two 2.86-todi ‘Rw In South China famlUar to U.S. h u T d in mgmld H ap- aiimen in ■ World War H. taiiiilnnt«ilT live and coa half per emt of the original le^. ' , , NewapapimB quoted tha aouroaa Utm. Squlier agate raminda aa aatying the Iwaas are Kwnallng teoM vteo have not paid motor in the southeast prpvinea ot Tun- eeMda taxH «*wt tbay wtR ha on* nan and Nanotog In tea aoultiani dda to get new legtauxtloaia with* IMovinca Of Kwangal. ^ n fonn caxrytag a Kunming wns tha ira(to air bswa iprowp of payment from bar of- in China to the war againat the / Japanese. It waa well known to all Ameriitena who fiew ‘The Hump" Oete Oaaia Ready Ilreaks The Hews of HistonrMaking Fabulous Firsts-^ over the Himalayas to the sUrl^ lire. Alfred Soraochl, Vaich of of arms and auppliea. The Chto- lUrnro chelixnao* *nd her oom- eae Communists seized it vlrtoaliy ' mtttae, were aarlefed by her intact from tha Nationallstu" in deimbter, Sraen, end Mini Carol m » . Aim Jaawlnakl. to jmeparathm of ■ome 700 appeala for mailing to Nanning was an adYanca U,8. local reddent in the current fund fighter base to the U.B.-Chinasa at­ drive. She pointed out that once tempt to atem tee advance of tee again the return en v ek ^ doea Japaneae fiofii Central China to- - not hear a atamp. TMa, abe aald, to Bou(b ^ina late -in the war. - mvea 828. It waa pointed out the The, Americana destroyed its fa- envelgpe being retnmed to her cUfUes when the Japanese neared tenet carry a atangk. It caimot be Nanntog. given to bar at the poet office where ahe la employed aince thla Moscow, Jan. 12 —The Soviet fa agataat poatal regulaftlona. If it Union charged today that UB. cornea to the poet office, It muat military aircraft bUzaed 25 Soviet he atamped. Sbl]^, In various seas laat month. d n y Ob—idttee Renamed The Ruselana warned that such in­ cidents-muat cease. Rlrat Selectman CSalr L. Rob- 2 MEALS IN 1 JUICY ECONOMICAl-IAMB. m gU f "Thla la an attempt to prevent tnaon has announoed the re-ap­ the development of Soviet shipping, pointment of the. Jury oomnOttet, to intimidate Soviet airmen," Mer­ Whose duty it la to prepare a Uat Shoulder Chops-*59 chant Mnlater Viktor Bakayev of xeaidenta from wUoh Jurora for Lamb Combo Haini TASTY TENDER-IAMB ^ j r a told a news conference. ToUand County, Rfipertor Court SM All-flNK MEATEO "The leaden ot the U.S. aggres­ may be draRn- The memhere are sive policy should bear In mind Bobot^R: Oomns, Leonard Ger- Lego of Lamb Rib Chops that the Soviet Union has the. man-abd George It Patera. < strength and meana to ensure the ''G O P Nomtaatfaur Oonmilttea SQUARE C U T-IA M B jm MEATf-^lAMB O lKc safety of Soviet shipping anywhere Atty. Ehaabeth Dennis Hutch- in International waters," Bakayev > tea, chairman of -the RepuUican said. Town Committee, haa named as a Shoulder Roast "4 " Loin Chops > o V Ruaaia haa repeatedly charged nomtoatingcommlttee for the Re- HEINZ. m U.S. planes with bussing Stnriet pchUten Women’s Club In the shipping on the high eeas. peooesi of orgenimng: ll n . Laura /Throwing in a touch of drama, L. Smiat, Ills. Gterance JefMea; VEAL SALE !---- ^ BONELESS ' • A A t MEAT SOUPS O Bakayev waved a piece of paper Mira, raiiton Starkw, Mra. Eugene FOR ROASTING _ j | A < and aaid it was a radiogram from a Dwite and Mrs, Riihy Taiwan. Soviet sea captain reporting that a The next meeUng of the group Biritish bomber wras "raiding”— will be bdd Jan. 24 a t the home Legs and Rumps*4 T Shoulder Roast> 09 \ NS • <' . meaning buzzing—his Ship thlz ICa. laVergne H. Williams, EXTRA tENDER-VEAl V A g FOR STUfflNO TOMATO SOUP tr ’l morning. OoUtas Rd. 9 The radiogram, Bakayev aaid, BssehsU FleU Needed V < waa from Oapt. Jdiroslinechnenko The Recreation CoimcU la seak- Loin Chops *79 Breast irf Veal *29 A' : HEINZ V t M aboard, the Sergei Kirov at the tog a Bite for a baaehall field. DEUClOUS BREADED M g U , EXTRA TASTY-VEAl a r southern entrance to the Red Sea. Hutefalna Field, uaed for a number It aaid that a Britiah bomber, No. oC ->eax«, is no Ibnger available, VEGETABLE*?** / t;: ^ B87, "haa flown over twice, once tha nroparty having^ been aold. Rib Chops * 0 9 Cube Steaks *o9 on the port aide and once on the Much of the land In town la not starboaM and. 4 9 e , FRESH SALADS ...... lb. 29c submarine frigate, the F196, makes wits and Thomas Chowanec. SUCH) PAS1RAMI a practice of using Soviet vessels Without a suitable place to play DILL PICKLES as dummy targets. the teen-age boya of the Babe ^HOIE OR HALF FHfZiR BUY Al yeur levetHs dhep Bakayev at his news conference Ruth team will have to be dropped wMitho displayed a map purporting to pin­ from the program thla year. oi ihp ! reesbeutend wrappsi HEINZ FRESH SlICED Al «t one lew prkef point more than 200 simulated at­ At a Cotm dt meeting Monday coupon you racolvod LAMB tacks by U.S. aircraft on, Soviet ■\ Bight Joaepb Armstrong of the CUCUfflBER NCKLiS 2 3 merchant, research and' fishing X executive committee presided in InAomail ships in the last five months of the absence of Chairman Oarl E. •S*J*'*'**(K«*****Ii*lw 1960. / GosUne, who is hoapltalized. The vfrX -•>. He said the buzzings took place ' following were appointed as a ■MePTdgtjLaSS.*'*** • ■•Nancy Lynn— — in the Pacific, Atlantic, Medlter-. - nominating committee: Mrs. John ranean. South China Sea and in Pitogle,'- Wilbur Retcher and Jo­ other areas. ^ seph Armstrong.'^Audltora named Y a u a lto received 15 additional In a atqigment to the news con­ are Joseph Jamlirlnakl and Russell coupon^ each worth 50c! LeiuoRoriymIePie ference, Gemgy Sayenko, chairman Spearman. _< ■of the MaMe and Inland Water . ■ The Council voted to sponsor -, - / U m tlMin dU during tha next Fleet Worlters Union, :--accused ballroom dancing claaaea'' for grade eight waaks and Britain and France of similar of­ 7 and 8 pupils, as usual.. Mrs. My­ A-' fenses. '■ '• ron Berkowitz and Mrs. Howard '.'Bhupivray head the mothers cbm- '(Tf mlttee on-’ .arrangements.- Mrs. 1 SAVE Rockville-Vernon ■< i ' Stanley Nygreh of Hebron will Instruct and classes will be held ^CORlUNfitARE VSSnS Frozen Foods! - In Yeomans Hall. COSCO “FaihtoMfeld' Bnd|* Set lAliult School Lists WPS EYE • aa ,n„ ^ Cc The annual spring formal wdll r » ' Welding ,-Goursie be held again this year. A request CKEN KAS 2 'X' 35* 9 was presented for another of the *^11; CHICKEN OK TUIKEY M A c physical fltneas claaaea wddcbwere A 10-week couree In are weld­ so popular a few years sgo. to -And an Enticing Variety uf Free Gifts for The Whoie Famiiyi January Red Tag MORTON MHMERS:^;^ 49* ing at the Rockvllle-Vernon Adult be conducted mornings. Dr. Ralph FAIKMONT WHOIE „ M C c 1 Evening School'’' will ba divided E. Wolmer wdU work on this. into three class groups. Sesstona Supertotendent Slaves ^ b s h STRAWBIRRIES tS!^45* I will meet Mondays, Tuesdays, or George E. Graff, rural superin­ WHITE SALE! CHEESE OR MEAT „ JL A c tendent of schools, has announced Thursdays, depending upon vrhlch his office has been relcfcaled in the ROMAN RAVIOLI T 09* group's student electa. Professional Building at 13 Park Dah River r SROS EYE -' A . M P c Martin Fagan, director, said tha St., BockviUe. The buil^g was first session wlU. be held Jan. 80. greatly damaged by lire last year. All through this sensational hew catalog PiRCAU SHEETS farg^ OBAmE JUICE 2 t:; 45* Classes will be conducted at the 1 . Those who require working pa­ ■ " ^ 1 0 8 " •IxIOS'' VocaUonal-Agrlbulture Center at pers are to go to the new location. i f CUP THIS COUPONt the RockvUle High School. Ragla- Graff Issued a reminder that those wtuf seek wrorking papers must be ...more exciting Mary giftslihan ever traUons will be accepted In parson 26 years (rid and that they must W ___ FREE! or by mall the week of Jan. 18 bava with them at time of applica­ Sow 7 ^ on obch aho from 7 to 9 p.m. at tha achool flf- tion, a' written promise of employ- fice. . teant and tbair birth certificate. before offered by any other stamp idan! KAFOKnUED A CBBBT 30 SSi.'SSf STAMPS Tha course will' consist of tbrsa ' W * Rite Mupan piktlMM «r phases of Instruction: Classroom, Granger Commended BDPIUOWS 2 «>*3” demonstration, and tabontary Miss G la^a Rice, serving Co- tAYON.NYJON-73'x90'’- i 2r-‘W , AMY ONE JAR 08 Inmhia Orange aa secretary for *,*fkbin anplaaes andcanand sp^boatsam d aaOboatdtliatyourdubcaii Jpool I practice, Fagan said. , lrar fifth (mnaecuUve year, baa re- . *"!*■ far..;down to thdlovdicet Of lifta for aa littla aahalf ai,txx>k...iiaver • iSMONDBUNKtriS” MIUNI DRESSimf cehrad a cxrtificate of award from TEMrraoTH • oa cm (RMtera, l»4M FrMKhur LwOH mM Indiana Grom Only $70 y tha State Grange for prompt and OomI Rmi ' loyal service In cariytag but the ' aver beliDva havayou aaen such a luxurious range of offerings . . .by any other ' mrcHEiiTowasSvl ' 1 On> raupB** S* a I New Ddhi—Ftoancs MinMar -duties of the pffice. 2Qss Rice iUao MorarJI iL Uaaat raporta teat to this post a number of A >(i totfiinlr jw iii can yattham ^ iustbv aaviny the Blue StOmpa vou- . during tha first tsfi ysars at plaa- psaxshadc. |ned (laval^xnsnt la l a t tes Mr Ranag PeopWs Aottvlltes^- gdt M a''fihaiA*you!i^tom the friondly Grand UnhMp Supermarket nearest youl HOM»" .y-T- ^ MM 4Ad tMffllttttml Pted Tbdcer of Bdgerton Rd., .^teoiwmd by SSmSM ' of the Windham Player^, ______iipmsPKiMsm m S n S w m p a ^ i S r i Jham n g h School druaa- ^ alnlv wUl aufiat in the groop's 1 MUniMr Ctmadiciil Sl6reo d fu Sat. Jan. iSth, Wa fatonra tha ^ RfiMfl — ‘ *Tdnrder in Be- g GET Y O m FREB psr seat psr ystr. • tttes set aiygiarr araxiBW BnDnm M Hr CBMIBB—MS MSB— Ijf agUABBl MMWIMMNf 1 ■ ■■■ ■ - • : \ ^ 1.1 I , s . , ,V / \Ky

' a MANCHESTER e Ve NING HERALD, IUNCHESTER, CQNN., THtJRSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING H ^ L D , JHANCHE8TER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961 PAOBTHlMIliM PAGE TWELVE Mcycla safety pnteram at foe Mias PriaeiUa Wells -ga oommeR- RoefeuiUe-Fernoft it^div^remon B oltbn . school with Robert Warfri serving tator. Tickets may be obtained by jLibraTy, Sewer Bowds IWSCS to Hear as chairman. Principal Richard contaotlng U ts . MlUer. WINDOW S H lia Obituary Mather stated that at tim& 30 to The Republican Town Commlttoe Last Message Lists [GOP Expands 39jpUpila ride bicycles to school. will meCt tonight at 8 o’clock at W A S H A W i' tors tOlral^Book U.N.Observer TPCAHirim 7%t next PTA meeting is sched­ tha Community 'la fi. ' m m s TAT i OscAob OkVM .Ikttte Huge Shoppiug Centei uled for Feb. 8 at which time foe Maaohester EventniM HsmM Bel- Goiifon OUvSr Tuttle, 49, o f ISl D f, Maeanna .Chaaarton-Mknglo social studies curriculum,, will be AQUA SHAIIU Coininitteeto Brandy St* discussed. Throe parento and three ton 001rreepondent, ■ana tHusdr, U n s o lv e d Mather St, died thla morning at The state legislaturs vasfod an< > The need for validation shailsd Drive Set by 1 of Ng# York city,- a United Na- telephoneHM MaiehSU 8-9828. Manchester Memorial Hospital ax progress on the two projsota tioni effictel ohaorver, will addross teachars are sisrving ad a commlt- Plaimed ’% M Javit ernsraeacy bill today to sllow to arrange the' meeting. Par­ SSJ5 wris^rsSh after , a long lUneas. 175 Members Maik$ester to go ahead with con- A fter approval biy voters In a m feting of the WfiCB of South School Site (Oeat^oed tran Pag« Om ) hi(faer in doUats of constant buy- He, was born Juns 23, 1911 in . diibwomeii Methodist Church Monday at 8 p.m. ents with quMtlons on foe subject stmMtloA o f the Msry Cheney U - November, preparations for cqn- should submit them to President RockviUe-Vemon PaD 14m o f CuatoM Jmg power UuUi in 1M2. Nswington, a son of l«uis J. and Plans for U|e’"'oonstruotiQa o f ita rt in the s|>rinf and oompletiion strucOon of fos Ubraiy lotion k) tha Ohapel. *Eptphany” wlU be Grace Parkas TutUe. Mr. TutUe Tim Vernon Republican Town brary addition and foe West Side The Town Plaiuilng Commission E J. Baser who will, forward them SiaeAhower'B usual practice of de- The real wages of factory work- 116,000 foot abdppl wer project . . ^ were started by Orlando AnnuUt. Ths Isducatien OoihmltUe ot her topic. VENiTIAN IUNDS en Mint itiiHny the past uv^ most Of his life in Msn- The gusot speaker represents two TPC gave unanimous approval teat to foe comihlttee to assist in or- livering it in peran^ merely g M. at Voniw Circle o n 83 were Tbe-bUl was-pessedLhy both the The excavation for th* north the Junior Woman’s Club of South evening to the recoaunsndatton of gtuilsing the program. Gosselin to Play sent to ibapitol Hill this time to? ,eidht years, he »ld . chester. Hs 'was employed in the 1,000 ca n , Javlt aald. barshlp to iTO, auowing for “ as hd- House and the Senate without qp- wing of fHi addition Waa qom- church-ntetod organisations at foe sent to v-apii-ui •These facts," EUenhower said. office of Aetna Life Insurance Co­ bimiunced today by^ Max Javlt of Aooocding to Javlt, the supar- wtedtor vlB -B^iaor a c^tostipa the IM ley Report that a Junior Boosters of foe Junior higi TfHL JOHNSON. dttional 60 mambera above the poeMlon, It aweMa Gov. Rtbicofts pletod before foe town tealM Uifitsd Nations. Sha la oOcIM ob­ high sehDoI plant be erected cn tbe At Band Conclave he read to .the Senate and House. "reflect the rising standard of in­ in Hartford. the Javlt Eedlty Co.. Hartford. m siketiiet wlDwifi cover 20,000 sqittsre foe compUeatlon on foe heading oi psAor-bound bM(s, m Um I a n i server for the NstionsU BoUftous school propossl havo schedule Elsenhower shipped, one other present llnut. aignature. college textbooks f or Yhe library town owned Br$ndy St. pn^ierty. several informal meetings on Fri­ dividual and family well being en­ Mr. Tuttle was an Army vejtarlin The rnmar. to be called tbe Tri- feet,, the. variety store M,700 ' The measure pvovidea the go- prooedurs. PubUelty Cotinefi, and a constutant PUNT 00. sqdare feet end foe department The vote to expand the member- during, foo period from Jsn. 14 | Servteg en the commiaaleB are day to discuss foe Bailey Report « Edward Gosselin, president of Bcrsonal presentation, in 1956, joyed bly Americans." of World War n . servlM in the, City AMpplng Plaaa, will be one ahlp cams in a committee meeting ahead for lasuing bonda held up Annum Wed in the hole around on narootlcs and women’s and chil­ James Haaaett, chairman, Edmond the Rockville High School Band, 72S Main 8U TeL Ml 9-4M1 when he was recovering from a He went on to say that there has European - African - Aftziq o ft h e largeet in Tolland Omnity. store 60,000 square feet through 88.. > dren’s rights for foo Worid Wom­ -with friends and neighbors. last night which atratchsd into the ^ a legal technicality. foe foundation of the proomt Ainytete who hba books to oon- Morancy, Edmund Perealuha, Ray­ Dr. Elisabeth Alton of Hebron will perform with foe All Eastern heart attack. been a remarkable'improvement in. paigns' as an Infantryfoan. He .wab Javlt said, and will serve Mim- The center will be bulk on a The projeota wsi« approved hi bullffing, and protective fsneee. en’s Chrlidlsa Temperanos Union. School Band In Wariilngton, While Eisenhower had a oriei late-bmizs sa 86 of the party faith tribute .may do so by con tat ting mond S ig n and Robert Gortqn. Rd. wifi open her home Friday at industrial peace, strengthened eco­ awarded the ^jiriple Heart, ^Oak cheeter, Rockville, riiral Vernon, thenoo o f fam ily foopptng> Javlt ful argi* ; the merits o f thla and last Nbveihber’s eleotion. bik a were ei^ted around the rest of She U also a member of ths stsar- Perealuha and Gorton voted by D. C , Monday. OoaseUnxJs a clar­ offering of goodwill to Kennedy, he nomic security for working people, South Windsor snd other sur­ aald, and wifi provide faculties any o f the foUowjyng; M n. Mar­ 10 a.m. for a coffee hour given by Leaf CTuster^Shd Brqnze^ Star. He other rules changea. fonnhl vote needed earlier to'* the hole. vin Baer, 88 Pine Knob Dr.; Mrs. Ing eemmittso of Womofi 'United proxy on tha tesua rinee both wars Mrs. Nancy Dimock of the booster inetist. nevertheless held up the record of a strengthening of small' bualness, was a meiftber ^ Second Congre-* rounding towns. \ for obUdren, such as. a nunmry for the UN. ilia own administration (>as one Ihe changes, submitted them on the bellot on that The contractors for ths West Robert Craig, 78 Overlook Rd.; out at town on business. • group, The occasion is foe eastern divi­ JAMUARY improvements in transportation In­ gatlqpat ChurchT In comparison, the preiMnt V «r- and aanmemsnts. amendments to the present hy- wea overlookod by town offldi Side sower project, Fred Benya' Leonard Katz, 80 LewU In. 1962, Dr. Chesorton-Msiltls Dr, H> Ohesertoa-Maagia worthy of building upon. cluding a highway program repre­ This approral is In aeeordanM A t 11 a.m. Mra. James Norris sion of the Musio Bducaton' Na­ Survivors, besides his parents. non Circle Shopping Center, aeroas The land where the center wifi laiwa by a six-member committee, The towna bond counsel r^ sed nuti of New London snd AJsxan- Dr.l hm . Thomas Kilgore, 78 Oak travffiod in Egypt, TrahaiJoriteii. tional Conference. CLEARAMCE And. in effect, he challenged senting the largest public construc­ the street from the proposed Tri- be built Is in a oommerclal sone. A Wanted hy FBI Israel, Cyprus and many Boiogpean tor of Religion in life, has worked wifo foe previous TPC recommen­ will have a coffee session at her Include his wife, Eldna Christensen are these: approve the Ixind issues neca' der Jarvis of Manchester, had. not B t ; Mrs. sain Xosty, . 61 Hilton One hundred and fifty players some of Kennedy’s campaign pr^ tion operation in history. City center, covers about 18.860 portion of the tract waa recently The. name of Kenneth Eugene countries. She trained to m a for the Ahuigiion-Ookesbury Press, dations for future school needs of home on Riga Lane Tuttle; a daughter. Miss Judith A. The committee will consist of of the ovewlghft rat started work. Dr.; Mra. Kenneth Melley, 72 High the thwn. Ray Negro hsa plaimed a meet­ have been selected from high school SAVE ON nouncements and Mme of the ^ d - “ Although intermittent dc«Mnes square feet. resoned ^ from residentiel to ~com- ITSTnsmbsrs of whom 78 shall be Cindle has been added to the FBI’a medical miaskmaiy, ahd for 12 and has darn editorial work for Ings of task forces which have been in econoVnlc activity persisU in our Tuttle; thfee sons, Everett P. 1 Reps. John Shea Jr. and A. \ No contracts had been atgasd View Rd.; M n. Thomas Monaees, list of "Ten Moat Wanted Fugi­ the late Sinclair Lewis, the late The Parent Teachers’ Assn. ing at hia home on Hebron Rd. at musicians In foe 12 northeastern Tuttle. Dswd G. Tuttle, and Bruce The new center ivlU be located msrclal by owner Joseph L. Bury oj* remaining 100 may Lawrence Rlker of Manchester In­ with any of tea contractors,'' 14 Harvest Lane; and Mra. John yean has been foe MlMon study states, which make up foe eastern niWsing the President-elect. enterprise system.” ^Elsenhower a t.R t. 83 and Kelly Rd. and will of RockvUle, who ssid the «me K , ho„onxy mombers. tives” , He is being sou|dit on wfed- leader in summer yofifo camps, Fulton OurSler and public rela- (PTA) at iU meeting last nlghtr siaO p.m. Ksenhower said that opt of the said. ” recent\do'wntairns have been A. Tuttle, all of Manchester; four troduced foe measure and spoke General Manager Martin, at the IVhoUey. 1803 Main St., r East eral warrant issued at Wichita, tians Work tar Clare Boothe Luce. unanimously endoraod and sup­ The Rev, Carlton Daley, direc­ dl-vlslon. brothers. Albert J. Tuttle of Man­ house a national chain supermap- change waa In keeping aritb recom- Membera will pay annual duaa of today in its behalf. direction of foe Board of Dlro^ Windsor Hlfi. . I both aon-denomlnstioh and tnter- ported the Bailey Report la Its en­ tor of tho booster program, will be Dr. Frederick W. Fennell, con­ aum of experiences of eijght years, moderate, and ,-of short duration. ket, chain variety store, depart­ mendatlons of the master plan for I „ q than |1. Bodget Work Started j Kan., on 'M ay 10, 1960, charging denomtnationsL Mra. Walker Briggs iriU be pro­ Zenith chester, Burton J. TUttle and Louis Atty. Shea said it Waa passed ductor o f Um Eastman Wind En­ **leSsona vriil emerge that are use­ There is. however, little room for tors, sent letters of intent to the him wifo unlawful flight to avoid For. tho past 10 yaara. Dr. gram chairman. Members of the tirety. present at foe meeting- at the Alton E. 'hittle, both of Deep River, and ment store, drugstore, bank, phoe the Vernon Fire District Throe consediitlve abeenoesfrom through the cooperation of the liia- three contractors, informing them ThS Board o f Education, at Its home to help answer questions on semble at foe Eastman School of R o ^ or ToteviotoN ful to our nation.” complacency. store and other'stores. prosecution for foe crime ot armed Choasrton-Man^ has devoted Percy Smith snd vpencer circles The executive board waa author­ And, he said, supporting his own James B. Tuttle of Vernon. Bury has leaaed the property to. conunittse m eetings will be , orlty and minority leaders in foe that \the town still wished foam Tuesday night meeting, began pre­ robbery. ized te direct foe committee In foe. school proposal. - Music at the University of Rodtes- “Cui^ently our economy. is< op­ Tenants will not be named im- foe Javlt Realty Oo. No details of grounds for taking a member liminary-work on the new 1961- herself to the cause of bettm: re- will provide hospitality and fellow­ Prkts Afi Low polnt-by-point review of his ad- erating at high levels, but unem­ Funeral services will be held i iioUM* to da the worlr^lf the bonding Cindle was born on April 15, lationa,between peoples of various ship for the evening. A winter charge of foe Educator, foo PTA Te Model Flahloa Show Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Sec' til later, Javit said. foe lease were tUacload., Javlt is the | from the active fist and making Republican majo'rity leader 62 budget for all South Windsor state Representative Dorothy R Gosselin and Samuel Goldtaih, inlnlatration’s achievements, there, ployment rates are higher than any exclusive agent could be. vafitfotwl- asking 1912, at Hanna, -(ficla. He stands cultur^Ka^ faiths. Ste serves on snow scene will decorate the tea publication, to publicize any part Sorvko Tfwt't Itnor wUl be detailed reports from the ond Congregational Church. The Construction la achaduled to him an honorary member. Tyler Itetterson of Old LyiM asked .schools. 8 feet 2; weighs approximately 166 or parte of the Bailey Report MUler will modd at foe Tolland director of instrumental mUslc In of us would Uke and chronic pock­ Meetlnga will be held at iMat them hold their prices until a score ofteUled commiinlons in an table. 'Vernon achoola wifi leave Friday various government department ets of high unemployment persist. Rev. Dr. George Roberta, pastor fo r Buspenalan o f house rules. Mi­ Feb. The budget this year totals pounds, has brown hair, gray eyes, editorial and advisory capacity. As Those serving on the commute# Ctounty Republican Women’a Asso­ and agencies which sfill be sent to emeritus, will delate. BuriU will time that normal diplomatic re­ ment had received foe communi­ Choice Faces by Harry H< Lugg, and conaisted On Revamping will .Imi field on Wednesday eve* (chairman); Mrs Rnth LeJzim of Ha cited this country’s atoms- sjn . at St. James Csmet'ery. Corps League; Benton Osgood of Tolland - elections, federal and fgr«eace program, ita support of lations could be established with The W.. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, cation from Congolese President o f Peters, Maharan, Donald B. Manchester, commandant of foe nlngs Bt 7:80 p.m. at the Wapping RIB CHOPS tbs United Nationa, bis own exten- Communist Chins. Joseph Kasavubu asking permis­ Loverin, JOhn H. HSynes, and SchoaL Mrs. Donald Banney will be intergvvarnmentM relations, pub­ 226 Main S t, is in charge of. fu­ Industry Unit Police Station Frank J, Mansfield Marine Corps lic personnel. \ / atvs world travels which he said He also commented, An ap­ neral arrangements. sion for transit. The contingent George 8. Wilson. League; and Mra«. Rose Hubefi, co-chahrman with Mra Rudy Durig. CHOPS wars so succeaaful they were a pearance before the Senate Por- was transported Immediately to There will be .basketball, vofieyhaU Also,-A.' Lawrence Riker of Man­ JANUARY SAIL S A V IN C S 0 N Commisrion past president of the VFW Nauga­ AND sigBlflcant factor in causing Rus- elgii Relations Commlttse, that Bbfone I* FeOotier the Congolese frontier, he aaia Vernon Industrial ______Bids tor renovations snd elec- o r dUmitaatics. chester - federal and intergovern­ lb tuck. It waa voted at Tuesday nlght’a a(a to wreck last year’s summit "we aro very much disturbed by Belons L. P efistier,. 74, o f 31 The alternative, he said, would members last night agreed they! Ediics Talk Topic trloal improvements to tbe first Future meetings of the auxiUary mental relations, public htalth and STEW donference. the events which have occittred” I lave been to disarm and arrest foe fioor of Manchester’s police sta­ PTA meeting to have a Saturday safety, transportation; Karl Links FIRM, RIPE Btasefi 8 t . died yesterday at home will have to decide on a courra of I a . n a. -no- will be held at foe Army and Navy matinee every othbr weric. No tood COMBINATION Baenhowsr woimd up his listing in Cuba. x V tion wifi be opened Tuesday, Jan. of Hebron • fish and game, mili­ after a long illness. roops. He added: action before their next meeting, At Realty Meeting Club on the second Wednesdays . o f programs bfyoM foreign policy But he deniedx.further com­ 24, at 11 a.m. in the office o f the Win be sold a t theae movies. tary and veterans* affairs; Jolm F, FULL LB. area saying tbey must go on. He waa born June 15, 1885, in Such a course of action would or give up the fight* of each month at 8 p.m. . At Thesdsy’a meeting Bennett Shea Jr. of Mancheator -. In­ ment on the Cuban 'aituatlon be­ FrenchviUe, Maine, and came to have entailed a much more eeri- general manager. He added: yond saying it is "of vt^ inter­ John Sweeney, a newly appcfint-l Lawrence Dow of Dow and Most of the renovationa will in- PloUdn, principal of the school, corporations, judiciary and govern­ BSKT. tactics will have to be de­ Mancheater in 1960 from Van oua danger -to international peace v(dve charging foe main lobby spoke on the genertl trends in edu­ mental functions, penal institu­ ! b est” to .-the United States bud. to Huron, Maine. and security than did foe dectaion ed member, said tha oomnitsalaa|Oondon, Hartford real estate RockviUe-Vernort veloped, of course, to meet new the western hemisphere ac weu. must he prepared to answer the] Arm, discussed "Ethics and Pro- from the east side of the building cation tn foe United States. Dr. tions; Mra Dorothy Miller of Bol­ sttnatlona, but the underlying prin- Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. to conduct the contingent to foe John Deaay, remedial reading in­ On the subject of Red China, he HMtasla Raymond Pelletier; a question o f what the Commission’s I feasional Standards” at a meeting on E Middle Tpke. to foe west ton - insurance, public personnel, LAMB for eiplea should be constant. territory of the republic of The Manchester Men structor In the South Windsor noted that the United States has sOll^J^ Pelletier of Mancheater; purpose is and what Justification j of foe Manchester Board cf Real­ side, wlUi an entrance througli the public welfare, and humane insUtu- SWEET, JUICY' “LARGE "Our great moral and material Congo.” tors yesterday at Three J’s Res­ west door. . schools, ^Mrice im new develop­ tiona a security treaty with the NaUon- three daughters, Mn. Charles Oor- Tass, the Soviet news agency, it has for exlstenca ments In' the reading pragnun in aommitmenta to collective security, taurant in Bolton. ' Other changes will be the cov­ Reopen Restaurant Alsa Harold M. dough of Tol­ dstcrience of force, international alist Chinese government on For­ niah, Mrs. Michael ThUiodeau, both signaled the Soviet tactic last There wms general sgresment on the use of records, tape reeordera mosa. of Ekst Hartford, and Mra. Thomas He is a member' of-foe State ering of plaster walls with wood, land—roada and bridgea, state de­ lair, negotiations that lead to self- night with a governmisnt state-, that point arid National i Association o f Real and organisation of reading clubs. velopment. dozen Npw Low, Lovf Price eitforcing agreements, and the eco­ In addition, he said, there la the Scanlon of ViUl^ Stream, Long ment calling for Immediate inde­ parntionlng of some areas and Two Mancheater men, former Harold Ststaon, chairman of foe situation presented by the Red The year-old commlasion has Estate Boards, and he illustrated location of doom concesslonaim at the Holiday Democratic assignmente ^from nomic interdependence of free na- Island, N.Y.; 12 ^fiidchlldren; 16 pendence for Ruanda-Urundi and been held back by indeclsicn aa ^ fwwigh language committee of the TANGERINE thla area were Stejfoen Loyxim ot tlona ahould remain the corner­ Chinese attitude that there should great-grandchildren; three atep- hia talk with excerpts from foe The renovationa wlU provide Lanes bowling alleys on Spencer ^ A council, also spoke. It was again demanding "immediate to lU purpose since It was found-l m awihh ^ioe pf euiloi St., today re-opened a restaurant Coventry — consUti|tion|d amei stone of a foreign policy that will be no consideration given to the brothers, WlUle Pelletier, > Rene withdrawal of Belgian armed ■pace tor foe detective bureau and agreed that cenunittees diould be Maxwell House ultimately bring perinanent peace government of Formosa. Pelletier, and Jean Pelletier, all of The speaker also installed foe Interrogation room on foe aeoond on West. Main St., RockirlUe. totm’M 'to hrrastlgate new Ideas in ments, finance; John Casey of FANCY, LARGE, WHITE The committee questioned him forces and civilian pemotmel” In discussing purpose, the com- following new officers of foe fioor, which were taken over by Edward Moriconl of 9 Main St. South Windsor—finance; Raymond with juatice in freedom to all man­ New Bi unswlck, Canada; and three from The Congo. education. ’ kind. In preparation for action on hla step-sisters, Mias Msriann Pelle­ mission was said to have limited I Manchester hoard: foe new Circuit Court and Lduis Allold are now manag­ JhiUdttii Bwmd Spielman of Vernon—finance; upcoming nomination by Kennedy, The Russians said the U.N, authority under foe statutes. Atty. Mlss.ljllian G. Grant president; Plans were designed by Archi­ ing foe RockvUle Restaurant, for­ public personnel; George Stone of “ ITie continuing need of all free tier, Mra. Dennis Rouaelle and Mra. should'also carry out the recom­ I . ■Ihe Oouphw’ Club o f Our Savior held INSTANT COFFEE " Republicana indicated he would Robert D. King said foe oommis- William E. Belfiore, first vice merly Joe’s Restaurant South Windsor—fish and game; nations today is for each to rec­ Lugar Berube, also all of New mendations of foe Caaablanca tect Alfred Reinhardt at foe re­ Lutheran Church will meet Bat- ognize clearly the essentiality of get a friendly reception. Brunswick. , Sion could provide a "climate” for prMldent; Mn. Elva E. Tyler, sec- quest of James Reardon, police The eating establishment was Wday at 7^0 pun. at the home Of Mra. Mildred Hiltgen of Coventry Rusk, responding to a question Conference laaVy^eek of foe gov­ formerly operated by Joseph Kinc- —federal and IntergovenunentM CAULIF an unbreakable bond among them­ nnie funeral will be held Satur­ Induatry and may .-publish bro-.lond vice president; sjad Alfred P. chief. The Building Department t o . and Mra. Edward I t XuShn, selves based upon a complete dedi­ by Sen. Alexander Wiley, R-Wls., ernment leaders oFChana, Guinea, chures about the community, but Werbner, secretary. Wiliam R man, who recently filed bankruptcy EUing;t(m Rd. Weather peirmlttiBg, relations; Gerald Allen of Vernon said that the question of Chinese day at 8:16 A.m. at the Walter N. Mali, Morocco and foe United I assisted on the plans. proceedings. • , - —insurance. T cation to the principles of collec­ Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main it is doubtful whether the com-1 Rood, treasurer, was unable to " No estimate has yet been made there will be skating on the tive security, effective coopiera- policy is "a very complicated one” Arab Republic. .They demanded mission can make actual contact tend. . Pqnd. There will be other enter­ that will have to be subjected to St., followed by. a solemn high Mass that Mobutu’s, army be disarmed, I of costa, according to General tJB vbuiv ALERT FOB BIOTS tlon and peace with justice.” of requiem at St. James' Church at with a prospective Indnstry. I Miss Grant read an article wrlt- Manager Richard. Martin, but the tainment for those who do not SAVE•SAVE•SAVE > SAVE•SAVE•SAVE Turning to national defense, a continuous study. Lumumba released from arrest Montevideo, Uraguay, Jan. IS wish to skate. ' Telephone ...... 47% 49% **nie ‘bomber gap’ of several night MaJ. E. Walter .Lamie wiU of Springfield, Masa„ backed into see a movia entitled "Little Her­ John B. and Bettina Baminl to tor of Concordia Lutheran Church, iV e t e man’s Opsratton." A coOectloa of Maatetaotnitoc OmMataa GREEN STAMPS begin an informal study of foe years ago was always a fiction, and State of Connecticut, property one operated by Ronald E. Ted- ArrowvEhrtH^ will officiate, and burial will be in Epistle of Paul to the Galatians. tord, 21, o f 8 Church St., at 4:66 slides and pleturea taken at the P L m Z: the ‘missile gap’ shows every sign ______between Wilbur Croas Highway Aasootetod- Spring ; . 14 18 Ek«t Cemetery.' Ronald Lamie wdll be Instrumental p.m. yesterday on Church St, “HlrFerar Fsfilea” wifi also be of belng/the same," he said. and Tolland Tpke. Friends may call at the funeral IncreasRii Bristol Brass 9 ^ 31 With this fling at criticism which soloist south of Center St. shown. < Tax Lien ^ home tomorrow from 8 to 8, and Members are requested to bring D u n h ^ H u r ii...... fiOT 8% AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT. SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING has arisen In the past, Eisenhower U.S. - Treasury Jlepartment PClice said there were no in­ Annual 7 to 9 p.m. The American Legion Post will juries or arrests. their copies of the proposed re­ Bm-Hart...... ®0% 63% want on to say America can iU af­ against Joseph Palazzi of Little vision o f the auxiliary Cjonstithtion Fafnlr Bearing .... 52% 55% ford to abandon a national policy Joe’s Texaco, tax Hen for $1,312.41 meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, at foe Dividend Landers Fhaty Clark 18 14 '' Legion Home. and By-Lawa and also to notify a which provides for a fully adequate for individual Inoome withholding member of the program commlttao N. a ..V.,. 19 81 P.M. and steady level of effort designed tax. North ahd Judd .1 4 18 OPEN WED. till 8 PJA. - THURS. till 8;30 P.M. - FRI. Funerala Membera of the -American Le­ R a te. ... ^ if they plan to attend. U m pn for tbe long pull. Personal Notices commlttab conatets of Mra Stanley Works 15% 17% “In this protracted struggle, ‘ UNTOUCHABUES’ GOES ON gion Auxiliary wifi meet tonight at Terry Steam ...... 4 88 87 Clifford F. Sault 7 at foe Watklna-Wqst . Funeral Schwafkart, Mra Robert Mu good management dictates that we N ow York, Jan. 12 (JP)— ------f Tlw Ho im of S«nrfcH|t Icnk Uffo ImuitNieo oo-cludnnsn, and MTa Jack Hunt­ V a ed a rR oot...... 44 .47 reaUt overspending as resolutely American Broadcasting Co. saya Funeral services, for CUfforil F. Home, 142 E- Center S t, to pay Tho ahow qaataosM ors notlM last refp^ta to Clifford Saiilt, In Msmoriara er, Mra Gaorgo Petorson. Mra as we oppose underspending,” he it is going ahead with a network Sault, 32 Foster St., who died at Member of F a d ^ ]^Uipm u ip Bumnar, and ^Mrs. -Edward a aettaU MOriMra!' BSld. "Every dollar uselessly spent television production of "The his home yesterday, wifi be hSM to­ whose w e is a charter member In hxvlns msmorr of ^IriCk J. Mi Deposit teswanciB Corp, of the aiufoiary, who paM away. January B w ift on military mechanisms decreases UntOuefoiMes” tonight deapite a morrow at S p.m. at St Mary’s sa?- ' 'our total strength and, therefore, protest from the director of foe Episcopal Church. Burial wifi be in 't ■ t Ukwa SL.ipecWday, R a i l D b b m ^ H ig ^ ouraecurity." Federal Bureau of Prisons. A ^ , Veterans Field, East Cemetery. 'POUCB FIQfin STBUEBB J you t o ourir {uleda., Mounts rpUc0 Urged Oharierol, Belglam, Jaw. U The date w« do notitiknkor ?«•1 I Cleveland—M ^ than $1 milUoh As for the economy, Eisenhower beyond sajteg the show woidd •Friends may call at Watlnna- Aro very bard.to UP) — Moontod FoUm plashed . Boooey, Raifln—WW t OOrman police In dottoge la donate nllroM fretaht ■aid it paaaed the haUf-trillion dol bo preoenM between 9:89 pjn. West Funeral Homs, 143 E. Cen' aspbawa lar aMck in 19^ and tbe output of and 19:89 pjn. (ESTt, 'bha no ter 8L, tonight from T to 9 o’clock. with strikers today In Town I the Ifobw-Wsstoltalte ragiqn ihipmenta pa^ jssr, but tea urn TM^iMrianC to iM.horm grnslBg uae of asnipartmsatod goods and aervioes now is nearly 26 comment on tlio protest by Hall. Square in Oharierol, natn III MMOMisn . elly .'ot Belghnn’9 ladraMal So- Lfor uhsnarllnN traffic. Mountod,' c4rs Is oxptotod'to cut thte Bffiira par osat lilgtaer than in 1952. James V. Bennett. Beanett, In a Anntqpnary Mass , la levlag ifieraory^af Beery Ctaetatl teihrply fo ths ft|turauOatsf wtth- STORE OR MANCHESTER, INC. Xa tatma of pocketbook, Eiaen- tel^ran Monday, aoked ABC A sovanth anntvecsSry Mass for etolMt Bhmighidd.’ It was ths inderaeOrbo paaaed aws^aanaty Jk | Tpoltoemen -oquippisd with S4|tlcasy oMMgtau’s Soclalht- to thsir saddlehsfs havs pn M tet tlM csri sfdl off IndtotdnatsIHp- PLENTY OF F F ii F^MUONG hopir aald tbe average American to withhold the oeeond'Instell- Mrs. 'Dieresa Angslo wifi be cele­ tew itei Ths »vv»««ra***T*T"***^' ECONOMY CENTIR 8IRBCT. M strika *^e wbo loved bist wffl atways [m uch EMra eftoettra than ' ; Cm W had SB; income in 1969 of ment of a program abont A1 Ca- brated tomorrow at 7:46 a.m. at remember. qrstfto. as It la cniisd. '. out hsn* ty ii^ and tfaU wab 16 per cent pone^a traqafer to Alcatras St. James’ Church. neBYa aastwlty B ALWAYS n m r r o r inMn'-ioafnltod areas te_wup- pertol HrayohsUI, and Soitegwi - i ' \ ' / ..i-.v . ■ >■ \ %

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M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANGHEgjfm OoW? ^ r4 0 ^. . PAGE 'i: k 'll X ^ ^ A N C H E S T E R ' EVBlNtJTG l^R A L D , MANCMSTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, IW I PAGt yiRtBN I" Otm BOASSIMG HdUSB wttli MAJOBBOONiB DAILT CROSSWORD PUZZLE BDGG8 BDNNT monthe, probation for five years, sevtfal are fugitives, ntarty a zmrrHOLD«nf«!£r] 16 Sentenced barrsd from selUng securities. dosen are in Canisda or elsewhere pjiiM Henry R; Orloff, New York beyond the reach of TTnIted States ■f- City, «ne year to be euepended warrants, and one eswe was dis­ HONUtl \ T W r r Mineralogy From Your after '60 daya, five years proba­ missed St the govemment’e re­ SUPER^RIGHT QUALITY 'V on tion, barred from selling securi­ quest. " 0i?FWENP! _ iwwwkTerow«BwwS^ MMnWKMiF/VMCrMNTDO'OOlMG] mr JUUUMB IXTNIir ties. TDHHWii Judge Andfrfon also gave the HIa VY CORN-FEO STicER RIER ii5HHfoONRM9PR/,HI^ Bpencer St, by a fHend many pended sentence, probation for s s i a s a ^ five years. To Wfed Widow UWUPPBD HNLOOT NtNrtJi years ago, la a populair dish a t pot> were made pubUe last May by the HERACeOTm W luck iiippera at^Zlon Cvangelldal David Mandej, NeW York, of­ SHMPPlDtHDj aKS mt Luthentn Chiirdh.- SecurltlM ' T* |3«^lgf^ Opmmission, fice manager for the James Grays San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jan. 12 .fREIGHT/- •HMRNra ' This corned beef and lima bean It waif’batthiatM^iiti^OM Co., 15 months suspended . sen­ (Sv-The widowed operator of a caiiaerole Is a hearty and economi* had befiit hi,ji||jtte swindlers tence, probation for five .months. San Juan flower shop says she and cal dish, easy to make, Mrs. Millsr Tbe ’ indto^gieTOt^ that Martin Hoinberg, Brooklyn, N. reportiC ,With this, she usually Y., fihed $1,000 probation for three Nathan Leopold, Chicago’s thrill- S S f U B B » “ M’taiN* s § & a r ^ Atlas Dypsum '^«tqck-was bought killer of Bobby Franks, are plan­ ' - ffeS-~S55r “ M a n serves ^lomemade combread frhm a by the .defendants .for as little as years. ■ *i ning marriage. £ £ . 44Piwr«*elee recipe the learned from her moth* Max Ingber, Wantagh. N. Y„ BY V. T. HAMLIN H tto* » 4SBiMbt&X 20 cents a . share and then un- Trudi Feld Garcia De Quevedo, ALLY OOP SpMktr er. "We used to hayei combread at load«d on the- investing public at fined $1,000, probation for three who says she Is *’a couple of years MOnUiiMd_____ NSoaUNca. home often," added Mrs, Miller jirjcea that li^uirei) he liigh as $3.75 years. younger than 56-year-old Leopold, who grew up In Wapping. 'tim m gh „tiriltahip'ht|itions o f . those EMWard Molts, New York, sus­ told a reporter yesterday they be­ MBNiDBlBI NNattramttal Corned BeeMima Bean OMaerote cohilucUitt tt)p promotion. pended sentence ef two years, pro­ '-.f’ 2 cups cooked Hma beans (froieen came friends through the Jewish W ^AiUaa Oypsiim, said Bultgren bation for five* years. community center here. Ledpold r “ r r 1“ or canned) jsrM aojUlifig bOt, "a corporate shell Melvin Holts, New York, sus­ has been working as a hospital 1*12 os. can corned beef, diced : >(KltlWtif i ^ , ‘assets.’’ pended sentence of one year, pro­ technician iiti Puerto Rico since he top Round or. IT IT 1/2 cup sliced onions * bation for. five • years. was paroled in 1858. Mix; li sentence given by IT IT 3 tablespoons flour wks that received. David Hixon, Miami Beach Fla., She said no date for the wedding l : suspended sentence qf two years, & r r T 1/2 teaspoons salt Y of New has been set but indicated they L Lkh 2 tablespoons sugar Cl^, whom HulJ^ren de- probation for five yeAr*. would live in her present home, our OF 1 teaspoon prepared 'mustard ' ‘aewtbed as a coordihat'dr .,6f the Eugene Genlse, Brooklyn, N.Y., Leopold has applied • to the Il­ u 2 1/2 cups canned tomatoes ’ oa’lnfUe. He waa^afiveiv tWo coh- bne year suspended sentence, five linois parole and pardon board to 1 > 9 tablespoona butter . ', pedative tenh#''*t .the Federal years probation. reduce his flve-year parole period V \Put'beans, meat and onions In' Clorrectibnai institution In Dan­ .Jabes Kanter, New York City, to three years so he can take a . • teaching job. Under Puerto Rican • ■ layers in a ohe-and-a*half*tiuart bury not to exceed four years. one year suspended sentence, $700 rOL) 5 casserole. Pour tomato mixture Younger, who is already serving fiae, probation for five years. Uw a parolee connot teach. IT over. Bake for 30 minutts at 450, 3ie years for a stock Switidle, said Althouglv. Huitgren denounced Local officials have described I CARNIVAL BY DICR TURNER ______■ i i f « S t £ f r IT degrees. ; « the sentence was more thkn fed­ it as "maneuvering at the 11th him as -a model parolee and will eral authorities had led him to be­ probably support his request to the C-. ,• ______I ■ iJ Miwle Johnaycaks hour.” Carmine Lombardossi, 0 1/3 cup melted shortening lieve he would get. Illinol.s board. .•■> t d \ AL VKRMIbER n Brooklyn, N.Y., was permitted to PRISCILLA^ POP bI — ■ 2 eggs' ' ■ /' ■ . .ili8.Altoraeyv -Morris L> O’Nellt, retract a plea of no contest made l.,eopold and Richard I-oebi both U- H” 1/3 cup' pura maple sugar or 2 Hartford, also argued that this in October. He was released on honor graduates of ChKagO .Uni­ »l «UMMBR TMERtfP^ , e U T >M4AT*S iH i l l i l was heavy punishmenLli'ljle said versity, murdered the 14-year-oId THETO TO DO f4 tablespoons sugar bond of $10,000 for trial later. • 2/3 cup milk Youn|rtr "I* not s criminal thug Franks boy in 1924 for the thrill. 1 & A U . ^ J - 2/3 oup commeid (stoneground, guidaitce." Ij ■; Both \vere sentenced, to life im- WlNPrERt u u preferred) o J u ^ e Anderson sentenced J<4mes gangland meeting at 4^palachin, prisonrrient. Loeb. waa stabbed to MIATI * om WKI 4 __ N.Y. . . ^ s i nI □ . J l 8 teaspoons baking powder C. Ctraye, Woodside, N,'. Y., to death 'by another prisoner 1:^ 1936 At ADVHtTli9. 1/2 teaspoon salt three 1. years. Graye is hjeld of a Sentencing was deferFed until Mrs. Garcia, whose maidehi-name 81ft flour, baking powder, and brokerage Arm that hears his next IVedrtesday for Martin Teller, was Feld, came from Baltimore in Calif., ■ Louis De- BY FRANK O’NEAL salt, and mix with commeal. Beat name: I t allegedly Was bsiid as a Beverly Hills, the 1930s. Her Ihte husband was a SHORT RIBS eggs. Combine with milk, shorten­ l^int of the sales' «|f Atlas Pilippo and Arthur Tortorello, -prominentinent doctor here. ing and maple eyrup,. Add to flour Otnaum stock. New York City, and Fred W. mixture all a t once. Mix only until GU>prs'’who drew jail I’ssbtences Hesse, Plainfield. N.J- In the case Fishermen Go Far blended. (Do not beat but stir .Wllti,.' ; ;| of George Mahler, New York^CIty, well). Pour Into a greased 7 x 11 ^H|)lgh.A. liopex, 38.QUeejiis, New sentence is to be passed at a dkte as yet unannounced. Ofllo—With the catch of herring Inch baking pan. Bake for 30 min­ ‘ jrk, .opr year to be puspended and cod on domestic banka de­ x > ute* at 400 degrees. Serve hot. _ days, probation for iflve James Taylor of New York City creasing every year, Norweifiaii Mrs.- Miller is co-chairman with rj^ears,. barred from aelllps,. secuii- and Murray Taylor of The Bronx, fishermen art- trying their luck off Mra. Albert Petke for church sup- ' 'T - .. -f i ■ tles. N.Y., filed motions to withdraw the coast of West Africa. A 10- HEAVY, WESTERN, 8THR BEEP ^ BY JOE CAMPBELL ■ pera at Zion Church. These sup­ Michael Ackman, New \Y o r k previous pleas of guilty. These vessel experimental expedition, pers usually feed about 120 per­ ■■‘i i ' Heilsld Photo !by WS(P» P lte, 15 mmjfhe.'f '' will be heard Monday. Government-aubsidixed, is operat­ sons. MRS. RAYMOND MILLER i r ^ * «)bs]ft lAtner, B i^ld y n ,' N. Y., There were 47 defendants when ing out of Dakar. TTie vesaels, OH.'TUOSeARC > DO YOU THINK > ' Mrs. MUler was bom In Man- to ^ anspendCd after the indictments were announced equipped with special gear for Fact Rump Roust i* 89 OAO,W«iMrS ALLTUeOEl fTHElR MEMStWOEMEKPS. IE -IS* 10 VAlOUtO \chester and lived in Wapping most flight the New York cettf^r p ro h etio n fo r five last May. The Securities Exchange catching tuna, are accompanied THOSE NUMWERS H a P HAVE A her life. She has lived in Man­ vid^ radar service. ButT-’ShMly nQAlwred fropl selling securi- Commission said this waa more •by a 1,200-ton freeter ship. An HEAVY, WESTERN, STEER BEEF JHE JUDGES t x a o e ! CHAHOE? 0 3 chester the paet 23 years since her Pilot Reported befqre the plane crashed/;the,den* / / ;t. I ! than had been named in any pre­ American-tima packer has agreed ^3 S L J mandagp. Her husband operates a ter i notified the. plane th^ WT’^ca Liois Angeles, 15 vious COM. to buy up to 6.000 tons of Nor­ 'dairy'Arm of Id milk cows and 12 wagi being. ierii»l*tM*'bi|iiR t u d ^ ^t^'siiapeitdlfd after five Of this number, three have died. wegian-caught tuna. Stooks ’S S r u 9 r i / " young ^ock. Holstein and Guern­ HandlmgJet the |ish1^' over to Idlewild'-'^fport; sey, and enough chicken* for-the Approach/., Gantei^ landlil|r (h- ^ 7 '' SUPER-RIGHT, SHORT IHANK 4-4 LBS ' family's use. struction*. The Idlewild cefiter She is a member of Zion Evan­ That Crashed never made contact with the plane. gelical Lutheran Church, and its , HendersKqt. also said that, a pilot SmiAud SlwuUm Ladies Aid'Society of which she New York, Jan. 12 (IPi — A should ktioW'M^epiver a ground Is past, presidmt and past secre­ federal aviation agency-ibfflcial coiitroller is (Urecflng his plane by SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS, PURI* PORK tary. 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'/ MANCHEStER E'VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN — ...... • ...., ai.'Air.ii'.-’.' —M.ii'..-' •— i t . ' . I - ' , ^ . - ■ ” ^ •• " *'■ " MANCHESTER E V E I ^ HERAJLD, MAKCHE8TER, COIfN.. THtlESDAY. JANTJABY 12. 1961 ...... 't ;ii5,; V (. k' ■) ■ » " » PABt S IX T E E N “vr. THE : u e Hetam ^ngle ...... ®3r i o a i FRANK CLINE AtaistaBt Sports Editor Gas Housers ril|»# of pn6 Jiiox Stalks JPittsburffh, Jan. 1 2 On the heels of the North Caro­ *T if I mil i.iMliiiii PreosuK CMker N e^fid Friday lina'probation case the National Collegiate Athletic Associa­ FARHa DE BANTAMS COMMERCIAL TENPIN MBtoDAMmil.'.l , Stafidtags And’Shy-Ann Plan to bring along -the family’s pressure cooker. Mom, if tion hag put recruiters of high school athlql^s on a no-cash Standings ’ BtowBags. ' basis. . w . L. Pet, W. L. i. „■ W. L. in Detroit you| and your -hubby areiucky enough to get tickets for Fri­ Larabee'Jc ri 43 17 .717 ABA Tool ...... 61 21 Altttol ,X7 ‘ Legislation adopted at the busi­ Uon Bbttd (Doytoa, Ohio), Preel- ..38 22 .633 ost Triumphs day night’s vital Central Connecticut'Interscholastic League ness session of ths 55th annual Pagan! Caterers ....50 22 AQf\aA*S *26 basketball game at Wethersfield between the hoot Eagles and deatial Trophy B«terL (Washing­ preen Manor . ..37 23 .617 Dean Machine- ...'..4 7 25 Man. Auto Parts . <. .26' 3 NCAA Convention yestetday stip­ ton., D.C.) and Hhq-Mercy Bowl Jack.Lappen Irts.' ..37 23 .617 -Coach Elgin -Zatursky’s charges* ► ulated Jtiiat cbllegea may not pay Roy M otors...... ,.41 31 IteKnk’s ...'.-.....24 Standings remain un­ N(^,.Tdrtt, flm;.'13,<« If- early 49-33 Detroit laad, and (Los Angeles., .The Gotham Bowl Fletcher Glass ... ..35 25 .583 Cities Service'...... 37' 35 9>'#4fi •••*••••24 they tied at llT-aU before be­ Because, in all probablUty,.Fop vrlU the expanses... of athletic talent in New York, iimplayed, ta 1960, changed in the fast ‘Rec Sen, tha Chbeitnnati Itoytila harbor “blow his gasket'.* several, times Little Joe ...... 34 26 .567 Dugan's Bakery . . . .37 35 .Ftanp^s 22 ing atoppsd. . . . . scouts. It WM also rule)} that a was recertified. ’ ' Orfatellt *.34 26 .567 ier Basketball league with any playoff. Intentjimi, ths^d •whsUisi' ths itidians win or lose member college may not put a re­ Fleet Lube % ...... 37 35 . Jon^DI’a *21 ,6<^e Shue’a S3 points led before-thlB "game la over. yVhosver 8. A ‘etatesnent o { fundamental Macatone Electric ..30 30 .500;SW'-l Burnside A u t o ...... 35 37 'Harm’s . •< •...... 20 Mbriarty’s clinging to the top the wliinera while Oscar Rob­ cruiter ,on the payroll • and claim better do' something ' abdut figured ouL this yeafs O ttl- bas- peUcy which put into; the NCAA ^Cavey’s ...... ,26 34 .433 Little Joe's ...... 34 38 Memorial State ...>.17 spot with Shy-Ann just a that Jink that is stalking ertson got 39 for Clineinnatl him as ' a' btaff member.' coaeUtiition that eilgibnity, flnan- ’ Plnehurst ...... 26 35 .417 Man. Optical ...... 1 7 •ketbaU schedule must hgve been ‘The-'lcgialation was drafted in Otlund Tool ...... 33 38 shade behind. Last night the­ By OrrCB rOOABTT- -them when they play. In Iki- end Jack Twimisn had 38, 19 working from a Hollywood. scrlpL eiai aid. reeniiUng and admissions Stanek Elect...... 21 39 .350 Carter Chevrolet ...33 40 trolt. S.V in the third period. advance^ of the dtoelpltaary action are; ti deflrtito part of the assocla-' Barlow’s TV . , ..21 cas House Gang ran w-lM In Skldding around; Met the Rey.. ’^ e i^ ls a a n d Indians have been 39 .350 Nichols Tire ...... 32 40 - As .'the result of tifis wsek’a trouncing the Weat Sides. S4-54. T.‘ The Pistons beat Ckieln- The Knicks also nailed down Tuesday' that placed North Caro­ tiqa’s business. Fire’ 4 Police ... ..19 41 .317 Arnold Toeer at >Jay .Peak liwt running one-two ta the title chase lina on probation for a year and Fiano’s ...... 33 40 matches , the pennant race haa and the Restaurant boya trimmed nari for the 18th straight tin}* their vlctofy Id thp final min­ almost Jrom the 4i;'A nile limiting college atii-' Pagan! Gartering ..l9 41 .317 Man. Upholstering .31 40 week who, as he put It. was out barred the sehool's.seventh-ranked letoe ' to competition within five' Ughtonqd up conalderably. XAagus Tblco. 73-58. Headquartera hung of work for a w-eek. cannot collect ever the past four years In the utes, Richie Gvierih .and Dick . son and Friday .meet in tho final Man. Sand Itiultag Allied bowed ta,:}} A 44, up Ita fourth «in ' at the expense Motor CSty last night, t86- Osrmaker led, a 9-2. tear' that . gams. Of the first, .round. . baaketbalt. team from the national oaleader years. Best one game efforts were by unempIo>-ment. ao decided to go championthlpa. y Willie’s ...... 3-0, And saw. ita marglii, cut to of Nike. 60-44. The GIs suffered 183, snapping a Six-gams lot- broke a 94-b4 tie. Guretn had ^ h e w i ! Wetherafleld Migh’s 5. ; A stipulation that high schoolJim Andeteon 157, .Torn Ford 158, Barlow’s TV . up to his favorite ares' with the But It. was recalled by conven­ f ooCtli'all and basketball all-star tjjrq gamM. Mamtaeatier Auto their fifth straight setback. family for a week of ekllng. After -ing streak in the Nations! Bas- four points in the spree, and limited capacity of 800 people will Lou Hennequin 148, Dennis Smith Willis Garage •wept Msmorlal Comer Store, 8-0) Big Frank Butkus and Buss talking with him I can appreflHRP:- kstball Association. wound lip - with .29 .overall.. .certainly -be taxed beyofid lU tion delegates that one of the games must be approved by the 151, Dick Heck X48, Dan Arnold charges i|galnst North Carolina state’s high school -fedetetlon, or it to go iiita a 'tie for 'aecond place Keener', scored 28 and 26 points the feeling ol egret which nls con­ The New York Knlcka .won Etitin Baylor’s 39, points, led , maximum for .tide .one, 'Then, look' 1*8. Tossing the better triples Much 'awaited head-to-head, ,with Adrian’s, whi(ta lost a 2-1 respectively to liad Mprlarty's. gregation (Second Congregation­ their fourth hi the- last flvs; all'scorers. He got .23 in the -in g ahead, the next time these involved unitemized expense ac­ Interstatei by thb National Fedeia- were BUI Plrkens 40l; Hennequin tion of Hifih Schools. battle between ABA T<^^ d ecisio n 'to FlanO’i. d^Bpth men combined to score 27 al) haa at seein'g the reverend --second half. Garmsker Tround two Joes meet .will be at taa counts turned In by semi-official .391,. Larry, Davis 385, Ken Adams 6. Provislbnal approval of Chi­ Paganl Caterers wound, up In a 2-2 « their points in the final period. leave. He assumes a .pastorate in over Uis Lba Angeles LakSrs up yrilh IfT 19 In the final Arena on Friday, Feb, T, wdilch recruiter Harry Ootkin, -who 380, John Caine 376. deadlock. As is result, ABA retain-' .Tim Glenney scored 13 points as Long Island thls-w-eek—Anotjier of While a red-hot shooting, per­ period. scouted high school basketball cago as the 1962 convention site. ,DORIS ORMBL ,/i. VlUAOE^MixEltS l^AOUB will be the final night of the reg­ 7. A. rule counting .competition ed Its one-game edge In the league he hit on seven of ’ eight free Manchester’s skiing parsons. As-^ formance by Dolph Sehpyss in .Schayea phenomenal second ular oeason. See what I mean. players in the New York area. CONSTRUCTION LEAGUE standings. Staiidtafs tlMtws Jim Moriarty also scored half job - - 23' of 35 points— Long Beeslons by foreign athletes after their 20th MAN. 13'QMEN’S l^AGUB ‘ )V,--L. Pet. sumption parish's Father Butler’ the second half helped carry . Mom. ' about keeping the preseure- Standings Top shooters tacluded Rick Mer­ In double bgiires with 11 points. was seen making bathtubs all ever Syracuse to a 133->128'victory helpbd bring the Nats from an 'Yesterday’s ..convention climax birthday ta their own cou ntry W. ’ / Standings Soiithton Yankees ..4 4 ''1 2 .786 cooker handy-7, . - against , them In determining ellgl- Pet. ritt 241—677, George Cu^msn Morlarty’s led all the way getting 5ft Snow last week. This was the o m r. St. - Lo'u^'. in the qtllhr eigbt-potnt deficit. He hit all was' one of the longest ever but Howat A Mosher . . . .20 .833 -. • ' "5V. L /. P( l^ cky Strikes ...... 86’'''20 .643 17 of his four tries. Dsve iOam- .Trring to -pick a favorite be­ l4~. bUity for NCAA championships, 569, Tony Giraltis 205—565, Norm In front 10-5 in the ftrat period. .38- good FatHer'a first outing since he scheduled gamea ! tween these two keen.foes is a the NCA^ gatheringNwak expect­ Ideal Sanitary ...... 16 .667 McCarthy JSnter. .;.35, 7 (Charley Browns 34 21 .618 visited Haynes St. for a few pic­ bee's buket with 5:45 to'play 8. :Ellmlnation of the national Aceto’s ...... J6 Morrissette 203—555, Tom Hobip 13 at the half and,56.-26 at the Bailey Howell, rapidly be­ real problem. The undefeated o6 a (3h El g i n . zATthB^iKY ed to wind up quickly todky with .625 White Glass ...... 28 14 Driftwoods ...i:.'i..33 23 .589 three ' uarter mark. Butkus and tures last .year—The Browns, Bob put Syracuse ahead, to stay a routine., majteing meeting of the boxing championships from the list Filloramo Const...... 14 201—554, Boh Cone 211—551, coming one of the NBA’s top- Eagles (7-0) have scored 44()’, His Boys ta SpatUgfat .583 21 The "A ’s” ...... S i 25 .664 Keeney then poured tt on in the (butter A eggs) and John (florist), after Cliff Hagan’s 19-polnt council. of NCAA pset-acason events. Glanaanti’s ...... 14 .583 Hank Radwan 220,- Joe Palazzi Kaye’s Sportswear . .21 Kennedy Kids .....^ 0 26 .536 PAUNCHY PROFILE PASTER—Ingemar Johanssan performers. broke a 119-119 -points for a 08 point*per game 219, Bill Wilson 203. Onal period. to notch their elxth have Joined the Springfield Ski tie for Detroit with two min­ first' half helped St. Louis to Friday night’s big (XHL "data In Recruiting rules. „were also 9. An addltiqiwl .early start for Peck Lumber »...... 11 .453 Hobby Shoppe .... .18 24 The Omsumera...... 27 29 .483 •average while holding 'their op­ fall football jiMmilcc designed ..to looks anything but liSsbtne around the midriff aa he straight win Club and have been skiing the utes to go with a, pair of foul a 89-61 Halftime lead. Clyde ^ ethersffeldT ‘ — tightened by the adoption of a CoUa's Const...... 9 15 .376 Turcotte’s Esso ... .12 30 Lata Com ers...... 27 2,9 .482 ponents to 848 points toy a 50 aid coUCgeO..which stairt classes McNally A S o n ...... 9 skips rope in a Stockholm gym in preparation for a third The Weet Sides Just could not club's Blanford area with their shots and.. Cincy was dead. Lovillette led the Hawks with On^'bf tha pra-Skasoii'favorites measure' which re(]uire8 pe>‘«»u< 15 .375 Y FAP MIDGETS Land O’Fashion .. . .12 30 Lone Pines ...... 26 ,80 .464 find the hoop. Jeff Horhardt. Dick families this yesrif— CMmmlngton 31 points. ..Kagan wound up points per game mark. In their, taka all the marbles was Hall earl^ ta September and those that .Girardin Builder ...... 7 17 .292 CSiokers ...... 26 30 ..464 title bout with Floyd Patterson. They meet in Miami The Royals 34-8 spin in the •even loop encounters the Indians paying for the transportation of Ramune Saclius’ 102', was tap Ryan, Buck Bychotokl and Bob Snow Basin enjoyed another ban­ with 26. . High’ of West' Hartford. So the an athlete on a visit to a colle^ schedule early games because of Annulli’s Const...... ,.6 19 .208 Tsllendera ...... 26 31 .446 March 13. ' . ■ second. period broke down an (61 in league and 7-2 overall) late-faJl weather coadltions. Llst(Ml with the leading scorers WUlbanka were limited to aix ner week end with many Manches­ writer put in a ' telephone call to campus te accompany the athlete. Die Gamblers ...... 24 32 .429 ter skiers about. Win Shaup one of f Imve averaged 61 points per con­ , Legislation beaten or tabled in­ Top Bhoolete were Reg Mosher were Alba Sobiski 115-110, Flo points apiece. • the Warriors’ mentor, Dave Dea­ The NCAA feels bisters won’t Kloter 122, Doris Grisel 120, Flo Has Bourn ...... 22 34 J93 34'eU Rmnided Attack the original Manchester Clubbers test on a total of 426 points limit­ con, to get his viewa cluded proposals for a national let­ 140—383, Burk Plank 136—379, encourage eo many cam'pus visits ter of Intent and supervision and GUYS A GALS Johnson 117, Shirley Vlttner 111, NlteOwls ...... 21 34. .382 Miy-Amt offered a well rounded along with his daughter. Bob Hoh- State Tciuns ing their rivals to 48 points per “Well, for purely aelfiih rea­ if they have to make the trip Art Massaro 137—364; JEmte Oak- Hankettsa ...... '.19 37 .339 wleler.wlth wjfe'and daughter and game on only 889 points. control of a national transfer rule. man 363. George JBycholskl 121 and Rusty Maude Carpenter 110, Mary Mc­ Rangy attack to .prevail over hard luck sons," stated Deacon, "I'm all for themselves. Meek 118 led' the Shooters. Carthy 110. . Double Troubles ....IS l}8 .321 Teleo. B ait Wallace and Norm the usual regulars the Mortimers Botb of tomorrow night's rivals Manchester. Because, if they can’t Srfiall colleges, which through Tliree, Lose F i^ Other legislation adopted in- numbe.rs have come, to dominate PARKADE p i n e t t e s Ekirke got them off to a good and Kehlers. hate "cored victories over Bristol derail Wethersfield’s express, eluded: Sastam, Bristol Cmtral, Maloney. tbe Nc a A, were res'ponsible for W. L. PcL atari and took a 15-12 advantage O n - H eavy D«^ket school will be all Init out for the L > Oqmplete member-college defeating the proposals/ 88-52 Duke from Tech in the opening quarter. Stan Zima At Otis, Jfan and Gerry Wood I*latt. Windham artd Hall. Onard. rest of us as far as this year’s Man. Upholstery . . . .45 27 .625 euppo)(t flif a previously announced A council intarpt^tation that Ponticelli A Sons ...41 31 .569 chipped in to help in the second were back for' the third Sunday ■ which trimmed the Indiana by 13 title, race .Is. concerned,’’. break'with the Amatenr Athletic shaping up vetting ready (nr a Connecticut college basketball "points at the Arena, proved k would have charged ihoney earnCd Krause Florist .....40 32 .556 period aa Burke and Wallace both Getting doom tq tha point Dea­ Union over what the NCAA feels (from the sale of complimentary ‘Tt’a whafs up front that counts” they say. And. because dunked in eight points apiece. trip north to New York’s Bm te- teams had a so-so time of it last three point victim for the Eagles con, declared, ,"Tiiere’8 little to H. A A. Floor Cover­ to taconstotenoy In rule enforce­ tickets by an athlete against, his ing ...... ,39 33 of the lack of any Wg man op front, C h ^ y Tech’s basketball Telao outscored the winners In face. Also makfaig the dash over night, three, adding victories to ta Wethersfield last Friday night. choose between, them. Manchester ment by the AAU. Avon Mountain were the WUsobs. th'elr records and five tasting de­ * * a financial aid also, was knocked out.. Burton's Store ...... 38 34' the third period as Hank Felle. Is stronger d ef^ ively but Weth­ 2. Approval of four bowl games It was felt enforcement could not team was crashed. 88-52, by Rocky Hill yesterday afternoon Uoyd and Earle, who most have feat. Electric Sales ...r..38 34. Jim Hummel and Howie Edwards ersfield has a better offense. for 1961. Three are new—Avta- be effected. at the Armory. combined for 18 points between found Otis tamo after speitding Fairfield, .now 7-3, was beaten at Set Scoring Record '‘Friday!s game codld.^ weU be Holmes A Masteraon.36 36 The loas was the third atm t^t originally scheduled (or Hartford, them. Gordie Say was Telso's their liveo around Vermont’s Bnrke home.in the final'second as Mike Wethersflald’s highest point decided *t the foul Hne. The In­ Fiano Real Estate .. 34 38 tot the slumping Ranganr whose has been switched to the Armory m a in ly in the final period aa he Mountain—The . only gypsy from ies of C. W. Post Ckillege production; this season was against dians are .a, fln.e foul pjiootlng Knarfs Market ..... 26 46 talUiet maa-waa gnallw than Ulf henL^tlManchester. Game time will scored all 10 of hie points but the Lakewood Caravsn reported tile—tle-breekme bask*) Maloney wlien' the Eagles set. a team but, bq(Au8e of tfieir style of Case A B lln n ...... ?*.23 49 ahortsat plagpar on the floor (or. be 2 o'clock, they could not overcome the bulge out the pant weekend -vas aarence 'team a 7v7ir vic­ new school gfioring record against defense, generally commit, more Radiy Hill. Cheney's record now B M k r m ili) that Shy-Ann ran up in the sec­ (Ace) Iterker who lande* at Cnm- tory. - a Class A team piling up 91 points. fouls than, their opponents.” With each team scoring four- BtaiiKU a 2-5. .a mlngton Saturday. Ho liked- the At Middletown. Wesleyan (4-2l-|^ Holding Bristol Centrai to 42 points point shutouts, Manchester Up­ ond perrad. TVEiT SIDE MIDGETS ■* a. a Status Awaited The visitors roQed to a 17-3 ' The first half again proved spot and said It has seme vc tripped Trinity (2-5), 7^70. Jo)ui has been t.heir^best defensive ef; holstery maintained its four-game ttarliitni . . . ’^1 good runs and terrific snow. Evl- period advantage and were never piKsoro . Nlke'a downfall as they outaeoied Nonnan, normally s potent scorer Staodtags fort. More Balanced Attack edge over Ponticelli A Sons In S E seitoiialy threatened the rest of the Schweliotrei dmtlv Ms two friends did net have W L Pet. the race for top honors. Krause's, winning' Headquarters, 37-24,. in ft r Trinity, spent the second half The • Indians twice have hit 70 -Deapon then confirmed -what way. Rodiy m n was la fraot.Sfl-. Benoit .... e n o ^ liniment In their baga.to on the bench after fouling. four Gus's ...... 5 0 1000 points, scoring 72 against' Wind­ in third place, are also in the run­ ' yinid last Half. But the Guards had eose the aches and patats left over ^ShQrUhQp Luyitig on Ground^ Maqon said, that Wethersfield has 1 at halftime and increaaed Itsanar- lOTleh erected an insurmountable 86-17 times in the first half. Doug Tan- Herald Angels ...... 5 0 LOOO ham In their opener and 70 Tues­ By Cuban Stars ning despite a split this weqk. gin to 56-33 at the end of tMee from last week so ho mads- the Poiitlcelli'.s ...... 8 3 .800 a more, balanced scoring attack. edge at intermlsaion. sill of. Trinity led all scorers with day in- the Platt game. Platt's 3.1 The Hall coach had figures to back Leading pin topplera were Fran periods. PawlW ';; t ^ alone. \ Pa^aiii's ■ ...... 3 2 .600 Schmidt 185-181—1-517, Ann Brown Buno __ Dave Boland and Vin Kohen led 18 points. pelnta was, the l^est performance up .his statement. Rocky Bin bad three iteyera la Tacaiino . Another home team that won Personalised Floors , .'.2 3 .500 186-504, Diana Oqstafizo 186, Bar­ the Guards in the flipt half as they Mt, Tom is getting quite a pU y Lane RecaQs Faintiug Deci’s '...... ;..l 4 .200 qn defense by the Indians. All ■ five Wethersfield starters Havana; Jan. 12 (Ai—(juban are proud of their contribution double flgnraa topped by Joe Bed-^ dark .... scored 23 points. Kohen continued was Danbury State (4-7), victors ^ Discussing his club ' with the baseball players are awaiting ta American baseball and are bara Hodgson 183. Pat Delmore Uek’e 34 points. Bod Kaesynakl RiSgiriettl from Manchester riders, more Norman'S ...... ,0 4 ’ .000, are among the ton 30 scorers in in the last tw’o periods to lead the tfion likely because ctf acceostbllity over WlUimantic State (2-7) by a Police A Fire ...... 0 5 .000 writer the other day Mas(>n stated. the CGTL while Manchester haa — some anxiously — clarifica­ anxious to return there to fur­ 198-181, Emily Grlsh 197. Doris \ (33) and Jim T a c a v i n o (10> Totals .. . *1 10-15 .1* Guards, winding up with 23 polhta. By First ^iS^ite Sox Bonus Baby score of 78-59. Tony (3orman, who “ Wtfve been Wl.rinlng the close tion of their slat--: aa mem­ ther their carews,” he said. Kirtland 170. While They LastI snd prtcee. The Jaunt takes the only three players in the top 30. were the other top eeorera for the dioaer -* last nlrtit as Slade. Kav and Joiinson rate XcHuUaB ' >6 » period and was lim ited to 18 the sparkplug in a sccontion wallop Uni­ players requesting exit pe.rmits Koliaa .. n boya. Bob Jr.. Tim and Jriin. g ^ Baumer, Incidentelly. hit .393 (average. Also over the century Phyrioal - Condition of t-wo In­ to play abroad. Among rookie standouts in 146—393, Joe Genovese 135—388, 7 . 1 U X I D MERCURY, P(»mAO Comfort insih^es SkL Fun Psllepi . bored in the afternoon when they brought’ to .miTTd James S. Baum- and had 14 homers .tn 1960. He versity of Hartfor(J 83-53 in Weat' BUfilNESilMEN’S LEAOUl^ /ta i»k In Scoring' for Wethersfield dian regulars may also be a big the Winter League here is one AI Bertu-si 371, Jack Vlttner 368, er. an lS;year-oId high school But Washington's .official Quantity Type special Jnle Pi4ea ToUle .. 3< aio <0 ran out of challenges. played 117 games at second base. Hartford. The losers, who now. « In the only game played last la .Captain .Greg Fay. The fine factor. ,Mlkc (^ a n s) Reardon, attitude about issuing baseball Maduro calls "Best Cuban Fred McCiirry 368, Bert Claugh- Bike f44> atertstop fiom Broken Airow. A$>parently shortstop never was have s 4-6 record, were led by Ron night Jerry’s Barbers defeated -foqtbaU - halfback,. who is the stellar .playmaker, is still hobbled visas stUI to not known. In prospect in 20 years.” He is sey 365, Walt Suchy 359, Tony Tiibod ty p o Mock • • • • o • • < ...... ''1 By DAVE lAWBBKCC T Pte Okla. 'The White So* gave him s Lesleur. with 14 points. Assump- Eagles’ basketball quarterback, has 21-yearteld Hilario Valdes- Slavatore 355, Gene Phaneuf 354. Houtkooper (Wi 0 AT MT. SNOW — BID Soiith, his .position. He played only nme May’s Bantams. 49-41. by a . knee Injury inourred In the , the past Cubans entered the Aspen. . Oolo. — Nothing ta local reeideiit active ta tlie N m - 850,(>00 bonus in l949. .That would ti(m’s high man was Fred Bear­ hooped JLOg points for jl 15;4 mark. pino, a'' power hitter likened Howie Hampton 353, Ed Pagan! TbM Typo--WMto ...... more eaaential to. aid safety than Lockwood games at that spot last season. ' The Bantams made a grsst sec­ East Hartford game while comer, United States under special tbemas ...... 5 Ington Club, showing bis hMls Id make him 29 liow. cat. with 26. ond half comeback after being Otiisc probabla starters for.,the man Craig Jolmson hoe been out permits renewable annually. to HsLTvey Kuenn With a 351, Joe Rivosa 135, Cliff Keeney proper eqpztpment. Cotnfort la also Petals ...... (I ”I see where ChnclnnaU drafted 135. Nylon Tobolofit Hqck Avlels ...... 5 most of the MaMphestor Clubbers In a road game, fiouthern Con­ down 16 points at the half. The ’ Eagles and their points score(i to of school ill for several days this It has been a practice for a strong arm and speed. He is at stake, and comfort insures en­ jtm Bsumer. from Salt Lake GAME POSTPONED necticut (4-9) bowed to Stonehlil dr.te are Bob Johnson (5-8) guard a centerfielder and currently joyment. „ Grsdr ...... ; ...... 3 on the upper trqlls Sunday. Late raUy fell short when they lost week. Both are questionmarics as : club to which the player or N|flon Tnbo lo ii' HWHto ) • 41 9 • O IMS Odum ...... '..... t: — 3 In Hie day remtaisetag abont an City,” Lane began. “ He was the Amherst, Mass., Jan. 12 (ffi — 78-55. . The Massachusetts team their twO big m,en who fouled out - 77 points; Scott Woodbum. (6-2) this to written. -players belonged to make visa is hitting .338 with nine hom­ 5IONDAY HOLIDAY WIVEfi Not long ago akia were heavy first bonus player the White Sox had the height and made a better ers. He is the property of the Standings and cumbersome. Boots and bind­ Totals ...... id 5-10 44 eertler run he could not remem­ The Amherst-Coast Guard basket­ with five minutes to go. forward, 50 points and Bob Gilbert Having picked Wethersfield as requests on their behalf via Score St half Hesdqusrt«r» 3»-17 signed. They paid him $50,009. percentage of shots attempts. Jack (6-3) center, 55 points. Johnson Minnesota Twins. v .; l : ings were inadequate and danger- ber a name and said, "you know, ball game scheduled Saturday has Jim Smith (14) snd Jim Watt the team to beat even before the the State DepartmenL It is Pet. y CHRYSLEB, BUICK. OLDS 6)it-Abs (751 "One day Jack Onslow, the late been postponed. Amherst an­ Davis o f Southern Connecticut and - ai)d. Gilbert are Juniors and the season started,. 1 guess It’s logical not known here if any club Maduro also is high on 20- Cookers . 4 0 1.000 oua Today, things ha^ve changed. B r ptj the guy Tvho likes to jump.” The (12) led the, Barbers while.,Bob mystery roan referred to tamed 'Whits Sox msnagef, made a lot nounced yesterclay. No new date George Peterson of StonehlU • other three are seniors. that I string along with them to­ .thus far has made the. usual ycar-old fast balling right­ Moppers . 4 0 1.000 Came the introduction o f steel Nell ...... n (Ml 0 Gagnon headed the loeers with 13 • m s Sweepers edges for akia double ski boots, Aiifuet ...... V.-...... 3 out to )>e BUI (Red) .lUtehle. Smith of, late inniiig changes. He told the w-aa set. No reason was given for ^ared scoring honors with. 17 points. morrow night. But, you know visa request for Cubans. hander Luis Tiant, . w'ho has ,3 1 .750 Quantity Type fk»eclnl Sale Prion Morhsrdt ...... 2 was not acquainted Tvlth the fact umpire, ‘so And s’o is pitching, so the postponement. each. ' • - what, I won’t be the least bit mad Bobby Maduro, Cuban base­ Impressed most experts in­ Ironers .. 1 3 .333 quick-release bindlnga and now Wsllsee ...... V. ? Next week’s scheduls flnds-L>. A Observer ' Washers , laminated metal' elds. ZIms ...... 4'- that Red not like to ta and so ' is playi^ second and M. faring Liberty Mutual at 7:15 at anyone if the -Indians make me ball executive, is among those cluding veteran Mike. Gon­ 0 4 .000 3 X4ibo4^*“*Sloclc ^ Brstnsrd ...... 3 but Is' forced to becaUsb’biwan' Baumef’s playing short.’ dw does a neutral observer see out a poor prognosticator. optimistic that no dbsta- zalez. However, Tiant is be­ Dusters 0 4 .000 These put esse and control into Burke ...... '...... 10- .while in the nightcap the Bantams 1 Xnbo$k“"Wnillto .*.•....•••..:••.•••••• ^ 5.#S akllng, and thus safe^. not tarn—Dr. and Mrs. Jacobsen .",‘Who's playtag Short?” tile meet the Barbers at 8:30. • cles will be placea before Iqpal lieved a year away from the Ski equipment for the avefige'' T/>1*!9 ^ 1^21 73iralttag patiently (?), for the chil­ umrtre asked. ’Better look out players going to the United big time although he won 19 Picking up where they left off in 7 XuboloK ■ llofelk ...... • • »^* • IStW adult skier costa about the same' T#Ua fM) dren who were busy patting In a Duke Sparked by Sophomore, WEST SiraTjUNKNUI WtUer Wizards Stpt Winning States. games in the Mexican League the first round, the first half cham­ F F PU. "I know perspnally our boys last season. pion Cookers took four points from as a good set of golf clubs—about h Smith . .A i ^ up yritii ex- acitihg- like the aophomote of all tuoky, rescued the 'Engineers Avlta core (IS). For the Trust, Jack >»l)ilal Success,. Enviable Mark plan to ski.. . ‘ ^ ' haustlon aboujj/'mld-aftemoon—- Today >.ceto 114-132—341, Arlene,Noske Tuke'a vrteran team, jnlgbt have rolled to.aii 89-80 triumph, its IS points. , He wss_ .followed by the country, and strong 'perform­ 8;15.‘ Chicago, Jan. 12 (A1—The. third- Betty Hodgson and Sarah Lu- I HI Dick Harmon maktag pretty like been honor enough, Init young Art ninth straighIP-over the Bulldogs. It’s the most enviable record ta Cheney Tech at Holy Trinity, 2, A beglnne^^g ski should be about for'bright sun. Mittens s'fie wawn- Fl'mmofw .., • %...... — -0 I t' Walter Foeger all ovOr the'-mqun- C^aig Philips. (10). Bob Nowickl ers , in almost every event, only place .Ctaicago Black Hawks had pacchino took high team single three inchM shorter. /- er than gloves, so >'oii may prefer Moriarty ...... rteyman'e -doing much more, Like .qix for Six ; was high for the losers svitli 16 the annals of college swimming. Na-vy and Harvard, among the Rockville at Glastonbury.,. (226) and high team triple (601). Fortin ...... 1 tain— their victory string stopped at I n s t t lle d Eastern’ski slopes are frequent­ themr Goggles and mittens should last night when the eighth-ranked . Kempton hit hie first: six shoU while ItaVe. Fody had six. .. . The latest victim was' Brown Unl- remaining nine opponents', appear RHAM at Avon. seven games last night but The former al.so holds high indi­ ly .icy.w-hereaa high-altitude wiAt- cost about $10 Touts .. /,: 34 l«-27 34* Blue' Devile came from 11 pointe and scored 21 pcilnta And Egan, In'the,final game, the W.est terslty’s splashers, who last night to have much chance ta give the .. Swimming, Maloney at Man- manag;ed« 2-2 tie with the fourth- vidual single (130) and individual 1 We.4 6)4(5 r^4*.’,.t5. It was Heyman’e field goal with. tories,. Joe DiMfigglO’s hitting in Harvard on March 4, both away. 2 p.m. A’t' 16:47 o f the third period, Rrun Lea Howarth (O.R.) slightly Stiff Big AlFtlardl led NYU (6-6 ) with oh a drlvlttg layup. Ejagan contri­ 66 CQii'sectiUve games,- boxer Wil- comb 112, Ann Hebert 110. European Boots Better locked in boot trees'when not in Wlllbankr .. 96 aeconchi left in regulation time 24.points against Temple (JO-S) buted id points as did. Jeff Typer. ■ {■ Bobby Hull, -defending National from Saturday's outing at ML .-;|le Pm ’s 62 straight gtag triumptia, At present, European ski boots use. . Boots should he w-axed for Farrell 4.,Vt that clitaaxed an ll'-O bunt and Carl Hhhenthal. topped the losers Hockey League scoring champion, excel domestic ones. Most have in­ rilftnn . . . c Tom—Nancy Wrana and , M,«Y Lee Anderson, a 6-6 senior frd’m Ron Delaney’s string of 27 Indoor waterproofing and protection- J. M«rh*nlt got Duke even at 81-all after Vir­ with 30 aided by Frank JCtael with took a long shot rebound and drove ner and outer uppers with separate ^Vhen you buy skis, match the Warrington (x-ray) received in­ ginia (2-11) had built an 81-70 MlnneapbUs, drew • hie . first ■ start­ mile successes, the New York base; Hockey at a Glance •lx.,, V the disk behind Detroit goalie Hank sets of lares. But simplicity is the pair bottom to’ bottom in make itial lumps thrashing sroupd Mo­ lead. In oyertlroe, it was thC'iS- ing assignment for 'Army and ball. Giysnts’ 26 consecutive wins ta Bassen.. .It was his \20th goal of TotAlff ^7 34 responded with 26 points .and 16 Wednesday night at. 5. House A 1913, fte 'Okl^oma Aggies’ string Launches Comeback Wednesday's Results Tire thing, so outside straps and sure they .are perfectly alike' artd hawk last .Sunday—Tip for. Mrs. Georoe (Red) Case, foot-5 eopltomore's soft push shot the season and lockeclj the game. Bcors St. half. 3<-13,MorUrty's. Hals, plays Herm's for tks iMgfta National League bucUes are out. evenly cambered (cun’ed). Duriug Dormer: Kerrigan and . Mooney above, former three-sport that won it with 12 secOnda re­ rebounds against Vlllanovs (8'i4). o f '73 dual ' in'e')it' triuniidis in Chicago,' trying to stretch Us ■your ski boota’ must fit perfect the off-season, wood skies should (Sperial Care) should start pro- maining. . Duqiieane; now .7-3,. IM. .Dayton lead. wrestling and San Francisco’s 30 . 'Open longest victory streak in history, CJhicago 2, I>etrojt 2 “ Pro Baakrthall standout at Manchester * flOO San Diego American League Clearance ly, and especially be snug at the be clamped one, on either side of s , * l_____ motii^ for Bsster’s long week Heyman, held to a mere four 66-51 with a minute UefL- Then basketball games without defeat.' grabbed the lead e ^ y in the open F it*-. heel. Ski boots w ill. stretch, so stud In your garage , with a small end any day now—No word, about High, has been elected to points i.n the first h a lf,. wround up BUI Cramsey scored after a steal, And then there is the 159 In a Providence 5, Buffalo 3 Wednesday’s Results San Diego, Calif., Jan. 12 ()I1—^ tournament wins. Prior to the Eos ing period when^^lftan Mikita tal­ .they should feel quite tight at wmod'block between the stud snd Dr. Rublnow's Wednesday expedi­ membership' in Alpha with 22 with his late heroics — Tom Hatton and Doii Heller- hit Cttllcfe Basketbail row . registered by; the, Passaic, N. lied his 13th godl of the season and Springfield 3. Hershey 2 Buick '57-’58 first. Wool socks are bw l for prevents warping and' loss of esm- Syracuse 133. St. Louis 128. field goals, Gary noitasnburg ■ ■ ------^. * ' . . J., high school basketball wonders GCIf-star Arnold Palmer launched Angeles -' triumph, h e, closed out Eastern League Detroit 126. Cincinnati 122. tions. either the Wednesday gangs Omega Alpha, national one leM than veteran teammate his 10th in the last eight- games DE.R.R. warmth, but you shouldn’t wear ber. energy or my pipeline haa given Howaid Hurt, who got the bosket soared a free throw and rati Du- ■EAST,'-, In the Golden Twenties/ a comeback today as 188 profes­ 1960 . with a ylctory in the Coral while the Wings' Alex- Delvecchio Haddonfleld 7, Charlotte 4 oil New York *00, Los Angeles 104. honor, sofciety of riiedi- sionals and 13 amateurs opened Philadelphia 7, New Haven 1 too many socks'. T might fit Both wood and tnetal ‘ skia’ can ou t-^ u iek Thought: 90 per cent with 17 seconds temainifig that bensky-dropped in two mors.fouls fit. Josephs 74,-fit. Jrtwis'Tl., i-*-.But they-air fa n before the Gables, _Fla., Open was In the penalty box. Ford ’53-’55 your boot with one thin pair, then be refiniahed. Their edges, can Thursday’s Bchednle cine. The former baseball, t iMetacular records' compiled by play ta the $20,000 San Diego Billy Casper Jr., former U.S. Johnetov/n 3,. Clinton 0 Syracuse vs Boston at Philadel­ of the 7.000 (Earl Yost Notice) sent the game into overtime tied and Dayton had its eighth - viC' NYU 70. Temple 67. Detroit avoided being shutout by S-cyUndbr truck switch t o . a heavier athletifc sock be'sharpened. Waxing pnrvjenta who read this column, noticed the basketball and soccer tory In 11 trIesX providence-68, Rhode Island 66 uie Ell water wizards under re­ Open. Open champion, pulled the threeC- the Hawks’ Glenn Hall for the as the hoot breaks In phia. at 83-AH. tired Coach Bob Kiphuth (520-12) 6 M x l 6 skis stlckiriS lo Ibis snow- and above paragraph headJnK s^id ex­ player is in. his fourth, (Overtime). ^ ■ Much against his will, Palmer straljglit feat last year, winning fourth consecutive time when Norm Pay at least $55 for boots They makes them run faster A ski St. Louis at Philadelphia, 11 Lettenaem Back Maryland (8 -8 ) >got ’16 points aad-Uto successor, Phil Moriarty Cadillac ’52-’55 Exch. ancinnsti vs DetroH *t Fort pected chatter qn pictures, brulses.l year as a student jat New (JarroU Youngkta, . another ef from Bruce' KeUehef - in a . 56-47 •fiptingfleld' 52,' Amherst 48. retited frorii ^ the Ijois Angeles the-Portland, Ore., and Hesperia Ullman ram- .ed a screen shot into Rear will last three seasons Instead of shop or !skt tnriiruetor can adilse Bates 83, Bo-wdoln 71. ■ /■ (17-0). - - T • • ' and Orange County, Calif., Opens. the (Chicago cage at 9j42 of the one, and will fit better It's better Wayrie. spralnb and planter. « York Medical Cirilege. the 11 letteinnen that' reported ■victory ovev Oeorgetowrn iDC) Open after only two rounds. He . Fed. Ts* you abwt waxing. Assumption 83,'Hartfonl 58. .. 'nw 200th straight to Yale’s best. failed to qualify for the final tw6 Uasper to entered here. second. to tie the score. Allan to economize on skis rather than ■ Friday’s Sdwdnle book tA Duke Coach Vic Bubas iitd Air ‘Fores sguared its record 1716 currant at teak began back in Mercury ’54 ‘ Syrscuie tts New Bos­ Std citth WUI meet 'MoOday The loical man gradu- . this season, added 19 as .tte Blue at 5-8, dowiUhg Ontsiiary 61-59 fitonshiU 78. fioutliem Conn 58^ rounds, thwks to his 12 strokes The’ defending San Diego cham­ Johnsdn scored five minutes later Convertible Rear on boots. •1945 when'-strong -U.S. Military to give the Wings their first lead Most skiers today wear quick- ton. night at th'e West Side Roc..' at ated tr o r n / Manenester Devils won their 12tii in 18 starts F lorid a (7-6) dominated the Fitchburg 70,"Bo)(ton State. 63, on one hole and a 77 for the sec­ pion, Mike Souchak, also Is pres­ CLEARANeE Four Softball Chainpa St.-Michaels 73. Midcllebury 50. Academy pulled on upset, ond^ ent. A year ago he shot rounds olf over Chicago in the teams’ last« C enter “ release bindings./' -wiilch free the PhUsdriphia at Boston 8. Plaits tor a night at Mt. Tom High'in 1952, attended and fourth straight in the ACC. boards and ralUed to: splU Miami •rtoppad the Boola Boola swim-a ond round. Most Fords ’54-’58 >. ------— 4.,—.------with free Instructions hext week Heyman’s been the triggemum -Merrimack 106, Rabson 63. - HU composure, mid very likely 67, 68, 67 and 67 for 269. Pox for four meetings. foot -when unusual strain is im­ Newark. N; J. (T)—"7710 „Ama- Springfield College, o f Florida to its fourth loss 'In 12 iMte. - ■ \ Len Lunde of Detroit required MOJOaSALES 6 parted. No so-called ’’safety” bind-, will be pre4Mnted< niso sM movies. ■throughout and leads tbe 'ACC in gariies, 81-73, and Toledo (9-1) BnCndeis '66, Worcester Tech. 83. his g>une, restored. Palmer re­ the course, then ,was 72. Chevrolet ’37-’50 OF RE IIUR teur Softball Assn.- of America transferred to the Uni­ Wd-sleysn 79. Trinity 70. , Under the famed Klputh, wha Also here -is Art Wall Jr., run­ 14 Btitohes to X gash under es4 Center St-^-MI 8-1591 ing is periect, but some are better crowmed four ■ champions during Win Streffk Snapped ecoriiv wUh a 23.6 average.> won ita fourth straight Mld-AmeS' ooaiihed from 1914 to 1966, Yale sumed a campaign to match all "V. than othen.., Follow jiiur ski versity of . Connecticut Oomohacka, spectacular shots 'C. )V. Post’ ,78, Fairfield 76.. ner-up at Los Angeles. the left eye when he was. struck 1960.■’The Clearwater. Fla., Bomb­ (can Oohtorenc* test, 68-86 6vsr wioa 66 straight between 1918 and the laurels he won In 1960, which by a stick midway in the final pe­ MEROHANIHSC shop’s . adilee. Bindings cost ers wren • the fast pitch men’s Philadelphia, Jsn. 12 (41 — 'The Round Robin Set and graduated, in 1966 as and upseta laotgod the college Bowitag Grssn. ' ' DantfUry 78. WilUmahtic59. 1914; 176 In « row after that im- tiicluded the National Opm, tits Wall shot .a 66 in the pro-ama' ' Sipeciallking In about 815. Toil tmigt wear an Maine 73. Colby 61, riod. I ' ■ \ ' crown while the Raybestos Brak- New Haven Blades’ seve|i-game a physical therapist- A f­ program in gqnetel last night. Frciyidence (9-2) beat nsighMrr tU A987, and 63 befora ,the-Anny Maatars and more than $80,0()0. teur competition yesterday and In two NHL games tmiight, sec­ USUALLY FRIGEO Aribsrg strap with them. This ettes of Stratford, .cionn., won the winning .streak was ground into New RochelIe.'*"N,."T. Iff)—Hie SL Joseph’s (Pa.) spilled fifth hood rival Rhode Island 68'-66' on (port 103, T'sahiva 35. The tobmisment'. scene is the collected $500.. He beat Haqon Ru-( prevents runawray ekia after a ter one year of post grad­ •ttback in 1945. ond-place Toronto, is at league­ women’s title. In slow' pilch soft­ the Ice here last night I as the Trisngle Round Robin, a golf ranked St. JMin’s 74-Tl behind a jump shot "by a g-foot-IO Jim - Klphuth’s prize victory formula 6,726-yard, p ar. 35-36—71 Mission dolph by one stroke.. leading Montreal and (he fiftH FOREIGN CAR spill. ball the open' division, crown went Philadelphia Ramblera |trounc6d tournament in which 16 m<|mbers uate study a t‘fUConn, Vince Kempton and Jack |lgan in H ^ h ot with 36 seconds left in Valley ■ (Country Club. Sunny Doug Sanders, Ojai, Calif., and OUARANTEiD tor UFE si OAR Ijoag Bid poles are in vogue to­ aspatenify has been picked up by place New York Rangers are at to trie Hamilton 'Tailors of Cincin­ thq B l a ^ ir.](in an EaAeta Hock- of the Ladles' Professional Golf Case enrolled a t ' New the windup of a Philadelphia overtime. Hadpot had 25 points as New Stsrting Times Im prise pupil, Moriarty. weather wka promised. -his amateur ; partners won the last'place Boston.' • TO' OMftlNAL;OWm day, and generally they are best. nati. Pharr Yarn of McAdenville, ay. Ddogus game. Fem Bernaipies Assn, tangle in alternating four­ Pal4»tra doUbleheadbc^that .opened Mat-ball event with a-score of 67. But beginners s h ^ d have Slight­ York Medical-Collega in he got the Friars* winning basket i.hope to io ,o a wtanioff fqr- 'The field Is possibly the b ^ t tx SERVICE ' • ' ■ T N. C., took the industrial division. found ^ e nete for New Haven at somes, will be lield )!<>’• next June 1967, . 'with New Yoik U nivantlys 70- (dr the fifth time this Boston, (ff) ■The Red- SoK' ..ffvar.’' saya„the 44-yes^dLM ori- the history of San Dleiio'a wlhtw Sanders won $400. ^ 4» ly ahorter' poles than average .14:33. Of the ftndl pesiod, robbing 8-11 i t file Wykagyl CDuntiy 67 upset of Temple- A m jr, JiMd- J— anounced that Weekday •>- home Scholastic BasketbaU Tfll 9 PJI. jrhanL-te^ INir SM. Standing the pole on end.'’on the Sbty» who.waa Ajper}cs’a5.01y)topte fixture. Twenty-eight of the 30 top All mnkea. Sattofnetion gunr-1 > (HJDSKATES tha Ramblers of aa|i9toht. Reggie Club, Now married to the Ing Vinanova acfitelesJI W the gamea ttas yskr wtl} start at 2 p.m. - dtataig coach last auminer in Rome. money winners oL- 1930 aip en- Los A nnies will have two As- rlstol Etostem 61, Wlndjhani' 56 aid shop floor it should reach to Msaoivs o f the RanMers led Ms — L.L^ m ODADDYB iMrtaadof TiSff.-IOilit'fainu- will J nnteed. Dynamometer motor | ..aa^ nwwO I about thrM Inriiea below ypiir New York — (NBA) — ’The two former Linda L o ^ tn , AmL^ilne mtautss'and fto l l .pointa - EoeM sc. to a. lohg Ujoto. bvt. the. tertd.:^-. ' . promontn in -the big league in t. Themes'Seminary 48(Gilbert team with two goals.roals.V i ; ktart St 3 o'clock Instead of 3:18. f I'MIifie^ii'p on'in mnR8i. TIRE ser v ice t armpit oldest teams' in the National Bill Maseroski of the Pittsburgh the Cases reside iii wiip- iB’ the first half beat the Wild- Mptitfaal-^fflBA)—The' ehtfi . |9^1 -.Squad o f .deepronasted bluer. |hx>n)lnsnt. to 29-year-old Boh 190L BOD, 22, a rookie Inflelder 43 - / FISK Both ehanges were made aa'a Tapered metal polps ore best for Hockey League this scsson onF Pirates v(u the only , National ping with their two chll- . cast, 04-49, and Dayton’s Ijlyen daddyg of the National ' Pfilmtaata appasg.tb be ioc^ Gqiklby. who W(^ ;tha $46,009 Los with tha Dodgers. Hla brother Km, Lssalette 66, Boat Hampton 44 TiL MI t*S444 balance, and you can Imy thess tbe New York Hangers and the ' Nofttiwsstani sad El Kimbrough League second baaemah to take aoor^ titae points ta tb s last n ^ - ate Doug Rarvsy result of an llnferrastimial . survey Open iiuit Monitoy. Blv reqpntly waato drafted from Rocky Hill 88, Cheney ’recta 63 toe about 810. Cktnriea, ore im- Boston Briilna. Bach club^has an led.!tM Big Tea grtdmen ta p u s part ta mote thaa 87 double > dron with Casa’s patents,. ute, haU Duqusans aeorefaMB il Otaadtana aiid made' Igat taninhar « t Femtey ia.tealdnff thaaq straight Ctotelaai-liF tha naw-Ajigdlt.. .Xtafeswood S9.I 'Wfibraham 84 . •t XiMiteBtfiPadei Fa«}i. DedbleheadiN wiS start St pogtant Mhot oldsn tMW prefer avenge age per player of 3T:3 'reesivtaff wlth;21 reeepUoaafor 831 jaat ■uKKi. Jiaa w w ta set w Mr.: and lira. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THtJRSDAY,. JANUARY 12, 1961 PAGE El6HI^Ey HooMllloM Goods 51 Rooma.Without Board- 59 Wanted To Rent 68 Houses For Sale 72 Hous«s For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 After teptm g on Campiui THREE BEDROOM rjuich, Urge Ht ACRES, large brook, room BY FAGALY Mid 8HORTBN Help Waatedi-Male 36 Dog§rABird»—Pate 41 t w o " iNOW Hound power handle FURNISHED -L igh t hotisekseptog FOR R m rr—with option to buy 8 IMANCHESTER ARtomobUcs for Sale 4 -THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW at new lew price. Self-propelled room tor one. Mlddla-aged- lady room rinch 1',^ car garage, nice kitchen with built-lna, liv l^ room noulousa, 3-car garage, $10,900. Carl- FOREMAN^ t h e POODLE SALON-HMWploto aiedel. Mariew*a, Inc., 867 Mi(aln. preferred. Ml 8-6388.^ landscaped lot. Phone MI 4-1106. TOis modest home is sensibly featuring bay window raised tonn W. Rutchtos M 9-M82. TWO 8CH00I, IMisda tor sale. New traiitog and bathing. At atud, m i m m i , pricM at $18,400, 5^ room bunga­ hearth fireplace' and entrance paint, good rubber, good running VMCN M wy OIUMi, ASe m COM^Aun SUPERINTilNDENT .p,»cfm ntotora chocolate comfortable pleasant room FIVE TO SEVEN room ranch pre­ low, basement garage, immaculate hall,, full cellar, hot water oil heat, pRl|M0«lPE«ALWMi tQUMMMSMQUr So ferred. Immediate occupancy. In attoched garage. -Fine home priced I Lots For Sale 73 CLASSIFIED condltioa. MX 3 ^ 4 after • p.ra. fTiaiPt FATCHANn; poodie!jtow~qnality. CaU B.,Mto* ~ llirM Rooms of Fumiturs With private bath. Free parking. condition. Bowers School area, NINQ1AKIN our fOR PM4IR- OPENINGS AT THE 04708. MI 9-9991. or near Manchester. Call., during below $16,000. ■ ' THOMAS COLLA GO. business hours, MI 9-4823; R. F. DIMOCK CO. $18,990.118 900 Gerardr.rarrt Agency. MI 8-0865. | water. Union St.. Meachester. With City 1MB BUICX, hard I, radio, heater, OOOMlNOflORE CKM’.OIM itref jMueoKKrwHiShctt: / FROM MODEL HOME By Georgia University automatic. Call S-0391 after 6. OOOKlNO!9M|fCM4' UOUIRINO! MT ^ TMINfftVIOFTMiMf FOREMAN—We have several COCKER SPANIEL |tope. AKO Cost Ovtr $700 ROOM FOR genUeman only, heat, MI "9-5245 MANCHESTSai—ExceUent finished 1 «*ch. MI ^4415. ADVERTISING WfOOOUTtS:^ . tOUPIOMf TMiwfionimoimM registered, fSS. IQ S-’m i. hot water. 19 Locust St. M l 8-8931. opentofe for grading imd paving Houses For Sale 72 PWO 80’ .l o t s , city w ilier. Msn- (Oonttnusa from P$«a Ottg) OLDER CARS mechanics spe> CMCtMAiNMlLfti TWlLfiOTOA Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 ciala, flxlt yourself cars, always foremen. Must have cmnplete ex­ NEVER BEEN USED m*n« Green SecUon, $2,200 for TM JMTAi perience, salary open, yeariy em­ PRINCETON 8T>—7 room colonial dining room, house has many fine- <3»ii MI 9-7925 aftsr 6 -so the city’s' Umitsd Mipply af tM ». CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ' a g o ^ Btf ectioB. L«6k behind our fUAAID ployment, S weeka vacatton. FREE S MONTH old pui»)les. Call Sale Price $388 Apartments—Flats— with 4 bedrooms IH baths, large Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 features Including it* location, and aitor 6.30. office. Dougin* Motors, SSS Main. gas and fire hoses tks erowf was 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 PJ«. TUI ' PI 2-8187 after 6 :80. Tenements 63 litring room .with fireplace, hot proximity to schools. Asking WOODED “ A" ZONE lot on Hilliard completely dlepereod. Quiet W u GENERAL SUraRINTEIIDBNT Pay Only $4 Week It— ' IF 1957 RAMBLER Super, 4-door, KITCHIM!, MiALf. water heat, dne-esr garage 3y $15,800. Tidy 4 room ranch with St. with all utilities. Also have 780 restored at midnight,!' Snow said. —Muat be completely experteooed FIVE ROOM heated, beautifully appointment only. Philbrlck Agen­ breezeway 'and garage, fireplace, radio, heater, standard shift, low gaertfleliM complete bedroom, you're tired of looking at over­ feet of ’’B” zone property on North The troopers arrived 8B mlniitea COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. mileage, immaculate, 9750. Tel. JA to all phases n grading, paving, Poultry and Supplies / 43 decorated apartment at Center. cy, MI 9-8464. good' closets, lovely cabinet kitch­ Main St. ’’AA” lot in Rockledge later and Snow said he told UiMs MONDAY nini'tW DAY 1*:M AJW.—SATrtJBDAY • AJt. site work and road ' construction. eemplate uvtog room and kitchen Adults only. Call MI 9-9287. priced property, let Us show you en. A good buy et $11,500. We have 3-8763. SMMifter furtiiture from model dis­ MANCHESTER - New 7 room this excellent 6. room Cape with where you can make a trerqetidous that “The city of Athens was able Salary ojien yearly employment, 2 over M Other listings. For infor­ saving. For these and other par- and willing to preservs ordsr And weeka vaoatlon, 75 BLACK SEX link PuUe^ start­ play heme. We wiu give you tree apa ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, euploged porch, formal . dining mation call The Elsie Meyer FORD 1935 roadster, body good, ing to lay, 12.35 e a ^ . 8-6402. dw vety *»4 Dee storage up to one water. Apply’ Mlarlow’s', 867 Main 2-csr garage, urge kitchen' with room, aluminum siding, all for •cels of land, call T. J. Crockett, would do so." PLEASE READ YOUR AD top and engine now, 9475 firm. ME Ihmtodes wiu be held eooflden- Agency, Realtors, MI 9-5524, Ml | Realtor, at ISO 3-1577. CImuiOed or “Wmiit A di- a n lakoa over ^ !»>"■* »■ *_yO; tlal, TO arrange for a peraonal to- jrear, St. built-in oven and range, formal $15,900. . 3-8930. Vandiver promptly dsnlsd that 3-7403. dtolng room. Lot lOOxiM). W.900. he was tardy in taking action. Hs rrrnirDCT. 'A o advertiser should read hi* ad the FtttST DAY IT t^tylew.wlth Mr. OoUa, phone Mrs. Artidss For Sale 45 NEW m o d e r n 6 room apartment, T ^ ^ k s ^ d REPORT ERRORS In time for the next taaer- 1953 FORD convertible, standard Sogtt at MI 0-5224 between 9. a.m. NORMAN'S Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-6464. R. F. DIMOCK CO. SOUTH WINDSOR—One year old said he dispatched troopers th A liv 448 HARTFORD ROAD built-in oven and range, $125, firbt Suburban For Sale ens 10 minutes After 'Tretteir tete* tloa^ neHeraM I* peaponalWe for only ONE Inconjet « eadtM transmission, overdrive, tan, and 4 p.m- HOME MADE ravtoU. fresh or •. ‘ MI 9-5245 6% room ranch, garage.' large lot. Betore you buy furniture any­ floor. MI 8-2578, CUSTOM BUILT 1988 6 room Barbara WOoda MI 9-7702 phoned him. He said he talked to Ineertlon for anv advertisement and then only to the extent of n whitewall tires, excellent condl- froseii, SOe dos. H. PssquaUnl. 246 ------1------1------home, 2 baths, fireplace; breeze- Assume present mortgage, $1,800 TO SETTLE estate —reasonably "make rood" Insertion. Error* which do not Imaen tto v a l^ of Uon. MX 3-6571. THE THOMAS COLLA CO. where—shop at Norman’s. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Johanna Evans MI 0-5653 down. Vacant. Tongren, Broker, priced 5 room house, main high- Attorney General Eugene OoOk and Avery Street, Wapptog. way, double garage, 2^ acres the university president bafora the advertisement will not be corrected by “ make good** Insertion. one block from Main St., $18 week­ tillable, outskirts. Carlton W. Ml 3-6331. • I way, three acres of land, newly NEED A CAR and had your credit 251-BROAD ST. A BUYER ALBERT VALUE Ill — MANCHESTER decorated, new heating system. acting. SNOW BLOWERS. Arlens, Reo, E-V-E-R-T-T-H-I-N-G ly. MI 9-8884 between 5-6 p.m'. Hutchins. MI 9-5133. - turned down? Short on down pay­ CIVIL ENGINEER — Estimator. Toro poweriiandle and Bolens 1> BETTER HOMES I Can m i 3-2785 week days; The demonstrators threw roOka YOtJR COOPERATION W UX [h | I t a i 3 . 0 7 1 1 ment? Bankrupt? Repoaaesslon? 2 ROOMS FURNITURE ROCKVILLB^, $. 2 room apart- MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, Owner transferreit —reason for at the dormitory windows, threw Must be completely emarieneed to to 22 toobes. Parts and aendea. selling this 6 room Cape. Located FOR 1961 BE appreciated l/iai mi I I Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ site work take-ofn. mOary open, Catotol Equipment Co.. 22 Main BRAND Ne w menu completely furnished, auto- inodern kitchen, 8 bedrooms, large firecrackers starting fires in near* las,- get the lowdown on the low­ ONLY $298 near Center Springs area. Good IN MANCHESTER Wanted— Real Estate by fields and woods, chanted ee| T 6* yearly employment, 3 weeka vaca­ S t MI S-T matic washer, garage, N living room with fireplace, dining condition. Selling for $16,800, est dovm and smallest payments rate private entrances. TR 5-7902, room, rear porch, garage,. $14,900. gallon slogans. Holmes was hot anywhere. '’Not a small loan or tion. Inqmrles wiU be held con­ $11 Delivers — $11.73 Mo. 316,300—Charmiqg 6 room Cape, I ARE YOU considering selling your Automobiles for Sale 4 AUCKt, fidential. To arrange for a penktn- TOOL AND equlpmaat rentals. TR 5-9992. Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464 a direct target as he lived off tha Lost and Found finance company plan. Douglas Salea and Mrvlce. AP Equipment, 12-FIBCa! BEDROOM toll dormer, l i i oaths, garage. | home? Call us for personalized campus. ____ gWf. id interview with Mr. C^la, phop* 14-p i e c e l iv in g r o o m R. F. DIMOCK CO. CALX. OR SEE me for a good deal Motors, 333 M(dn St. ~ — 94052. Open FURNISHED 8 room heated apart­ $13,600—SIX room cape, full bese- Bowers SchooTarea. Mrvlce. Joseph Roesetto, broker, Dover AFB Photo Pbilice unloosed tear gaa homlia FOUND—Brown male mongrel, 8 iJB Mrs. Scott at MI 0 -5 ^ between 0 10-PIECE KITCHEN ment, Large cloeeU. Private en­ $16.500—Delightful 6 room Cape Phone MI 9-0808, weeks old. white spot on chest. on 1961 Dodge Dart, Lancer and a.m. and 4 p.m. TOe Thomas Free Delivery, Free Storage, rticht, combination windows and MI 9-5245 at the crowd and firemen hosed A Willvs Jeeps and first choice used trances. Parking. Adults. No peU. doors, ameslte drive, shade trees, full dormer, I'* baths, garage. ______Earns Degree down the. fires. Soms polios, flro* Call L«e Fracchla, Dog Warden, 1956 CHEVROLET V-8. white, 2- CoUa Co. 251 Broad St. ONE MATTRESS tor hoepltal bed, Free Servlee Apply 299 Autumn 1-7:30 p.m. Cl os* to High School and Junior | WISH SOMEONE to handte your MI 3«94. cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett door sedan,'9795. Call MI 3-7103. 30 days occupancy. Marion E. Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 real estate? Call me at Ml 0-0830 Maj. Robert J. Martin, a Man­ men and bystanders wars hit Iqr and Popp Dodge. 10 Coiui. Blvd., AMBITIOUS married man capaUe used U iree^ ys; baby chick tocu- Phone for appointment Robertson, Broker. Ml 3-6953, High. flying rocks; One girl was tojuraff Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0888 SIX ROOM duplex, . Center St., for prompt and deurteous service. chester native stationed at Dpver FX5UND—Beagle pup, male, Mack, East Hwtford, BU 9-4333, MI Dressmaking 19 Help Wanted—Female 35 „ot working 46 hours weekly, steady betor, oil stiAve pump and two Johanna Evans 1 9-5653 $18,400—Builder’s sacrifice. New Air Force Base. Dea, haa com­ slightly.slirhtlv. ./ Business Services Offered 13 buniers two divms. Call MI See It Day or Night partly furnished, oil burner, ga­ 66 BLWOOD ROAD—Colonial, Uige 6 room garris()n colonial. Open t,o Joseph Berth, Broker. ■ j white and brown. Call Lee Frac- 9-3432. , 1954 DESOTO, 4-door sedan. Good year 'roimd work, $100 to. start rage, $110. Available immediate­ pleted requirements for a bachelor During the disorder a group at chia Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. ^ O W PLOWING — Sidewalks. HEMMING ahA. alteraUon work. SEWING MACHINE <^>eratora plus expenses. Man selected to 8-6441, S12 Mato Stfeet downstaim. If you have no means of transpor living room, fireplace, formal din­ IV — BOLTON offers. cars pulled up at tha iMite and 1959 DODGE ROYAL 4-door sedan, condlUon, 1350. MI 9-2357, ly. MI 3-5409. ing room, cAbinet kitchen wWi " $18,500—Over-sized 8 bedroom of science d e m e In mlutary stud Driveways and parking aretk. CaU Mrs. WiUltmAbraltia, 10 a.m.-4:80 p.m. Also, nights 5 p.m service established Fuller Brush GET MARLOW’S Janukey aear- tattoo, r u send my auto tor you, LISTINGS WANTED. Mildred le* from the university of Mary­ occupants 'distributed eopiaa o f a NOTICE IS HEREBY given that torquefllte. power Steering, power Reasonable—by the job or season. Robin Road, any tunq^- 10 p.m. Bimrience preferred. customers. MI 9-0090 tor Interview . No obligation. dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, IH baths, Ideal family home—six finished ranch. Ceramic bath. Attached ga­ C2iarbonneau, broker MI 8-0683. CENTER MOTOR SALES ance Sale prlees on Phlico _ tsle- ROCKVILLE — See us for your rooms, IVt baths, built by one of rage. , Full basement. Buckley land. Ku KIux Klan newspaper, tbh Optional Share Book No. \7118, brakes, radio, heater. Many other Forget your snow problems. MI Kauar Toy Company, 60 HiUiard appedntment. apartment! 3^ rooms, heat, ap- landscaped lot 80x200. Marion E. Rebel. Issued by the Manchester Savings extras. Car sold new for 93,775. St. 'vlslon, Webcor and G.E. HI-FI itnd > A—L—B—E—R—T’—S Robertson, Broker. MI 3-5953. our finest builder*. Must be s’een School area. IF Y ou ABE considering,, selling Me la a C-124 pilot at the base. 634 Center St. ""m I 3-1591 4-0775. Bterecphonoe, chord organs, tape ' pliances, parking, $90 monthly; 3H Martin entered , service In Feb­ Ail 36 members of the tehfia and Loan AssociatlMi Incorporat­ Private owners Will sacrifice, ORESSMAKINQ and alturaliltnraticpa . MECHANIC-Muat be capable pf 484$ ALLYN ST., HARTFORD to appreciate. Selling for $16,800. $19.500—Almost new 6 room your home, please call usTw* buy Call MI 9-0833 any time. recorders, vacuum clbaners and rooms furnished, $100-$116 month­ MANCHESTER - Colonial, 6 spa­ ranch. G.E. built in oven 6nd ruary 1943. He . served as a B-24 force at Athens^ a town of aiMKtt ed, has been lost and ^ ^cA tion 91,595. MI 9-9560. Recend Trades on CITIZEN BAND Sets adjusted, Progressive Company with accepting complete respemsiblUty Open Nights Till 8 ^ a t. 8 p.m. ly. Rieley Realty Company, MI and sell. J. D, Realty, 470 Main 20.000, were used in queuing tha has.been made to said Association transmitter and receiver kits for maintenance of fleet of trucks, radios. Real buys on easy terms. cious rooms, large living room range. Attached garage. Catholic St., MI 3-S129. Call anytime. bombardier in Italy during World The Fabulous D W EXPERT TAILORING on ladlea’ /em office and complete 867 Main St. 9-4824, TR 5-1166. with fireplace, famUy size tile R. F. DIMOCK CO. High School area. War II and wda wounded In com­ riot. for payment of the amount of de­ wired and checked. All types mo­ tractors and heavy equipment. te n p i e c e mahogany dinini: The governor alao admonished ajl SAVE SAVE SAVE bile communication and conver­ and gentlemen’s clothing. Mrs. bendKtgprogram will have a Salary $7,800. All inquiries confl- room aet, reasonable. Call M : kitchen porch, one-car garage, West Side—Cuatom 7 room co­ bat. After the war. he attended posit. Anthony lovin, 189 Woodland SU SEVEN H.P. garden tractor with large lot 86x360, 116.000. Philbrlck MI 9-5245 citizens of the etate agatoet aity At These Very Low Prices 1960 RAMBLER sion. Hebron Academy 8-3650. secretio^.. opening early in dentlel. To arrange for a personal S-86M. THREE ROOM heated apartment, lonial, l*i baths, garage. Loads of pilot school and was graduated In NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Super, 4-door, 6 cylinder, automa­ attachments, used only a few Agency, Ml 9-8464. living area for growing family. acts of violence and warned all February. interview with Mr. Colla phone 245 N. Main. MI 9-5229. 9-6. Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 February 1949. ' Pass Book No. SS 6263, issued by tic transmission, radio and heater. KNITTED DRESSES shortened, hours. Also, some household Mo v in g —Furniture, rugs, drapes Open to offers. persona to disperse and rotuni to 1955 CHEVROLET Mrs. Scott at MI 9-6324 between 9 goo^ . Phone MI 0-0210. 4 CAROL DRIVE - RpckvlUe, $18. Johanna Evans MI 9-5663 From 1950 to 1952, he was sta­ The Savings Bank of Manchester Driven leas than 1,000 miles. like hemming and alteraUons done. Must be a compet>nt8tenograph appitances, train or ping-j^ng MAIN ST.—8 room heated apart­ Space Lag their hemes. 2-door. 6 cylinder, model 210, Household Services Mrs. Monty, IS Moore SU a.m. and 4 p.m. The Thomas CoUa ' 660. 5 room ranch, large living For homes in ail price categories I tioned in Wiesbaden, Germany, Miss Hunter bunt into taant has been lost and appUcatlon has new. Co., 261 Broad St. RESTAURANT equipment—24 O’* Uble. MI 9-9954. ment, stove and refrigerator fUr-. where he entered evening school been made to said bank for pay­ heater. Extra sharp. er and' willing to do so: room, cabinet kitchen,' 8 bed- V — FANTASTIC BUY~~\ check our Multiple Usting Board] when troopers eaoorted her fiM$ $1,795 Offered 13-A dinner plates $16, 24 cup* and nished. MI 3-7894. BOLTON AREA at the University of Mgrylond ex­ ment of the amount of deposit. $545 " and riecortlng. TOOL MAKERS LEAVINO FOR California—Selling rooms, mortgage can be on display at the Jarvis office. the dormitory smd rtsiced bar la HAROLD a SONS, Rubblah remov­ Moving—^Trucking- ucers $14, 10 oblcmg plates $13, evetytbing. Come look. 11 West MANCHESTER— Two apartments, assumed. Marion E. Robertson, Only $700 down will buy this de­ C riticized tension center. Me continued his a car for the 7S-mlU trip to At* 1960 T-BIRD Storage 20 Hours—8:30 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. MACHINISTS salad or dessert dishes $6, 34 Broker, MI 8-5953. lightful split level, fireplace, pine studies with the University exten­ 1955 PONTIAC One owner, original 13,000 mile al, cellara, and attics cleaned. St., Rockville. - five and six rooms, completely re­ JARVIS REALTY GO lanU — a journey marking thi LOST—Three e*r keys on Otis St. Ames, papm . all rubblah. Harold teaspoons, 34. taUenpoons, 24 paneled wan, three year* young, 283 te. CENTER ST. MI 3-4112 sion in Prestwick, Scotland, dur­ end, for ttw time hetog at laaat, 4-door, V-8. radio, heater, stand­ car. Loaded with accessories, lus­ knives, 34 forks, $13 whole set, 6 decorated interiors, available Jan. 161 McKEE Street—Six tidy rooms If found, pleaee call MI 9-1316. Hoar. MI 9-4034. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck Please write full particulars to Various Grades 15 References required. Seen by priced below FHA appraisal. Com­ ing 1965 to 1958. He was appoint of the flnt Integration atteai|p|t la ard tranamission. , trous Mack finish. ing Company. Local and long dis­ sugar diqpensera $1.50, soup kitch­ dormers, ve*ktibule. screened MI 8-7847 In R ep ort Sanitary Paper Mills, Inc-., East '-Pienty of Work Musical Instruments 53 appointment only. Box J, Herald. plete for $15,900.$45,900. Call for appoint­ PI 2-8311 ed - to the dean's list three times, Georgia. As she rode a'way, MIm $345 $3,495 WEAVING of Bums, moth noles tance moving, -packing and etor- en $40, French fry cUtter $10, porch fireplace, recreation room ment now. V Hartford, Ccmnecticut, in confi­ CAPERS finished rooms, one-carl and received the tfniverslty’s me Hunter — a Catholic — du t^ ed a LOST JANUARY 11, men’s horn and tom clothing, noalery runs, age. Regular service throughout Open Salhnlay morning meat ellcer, new model, $150, lee 5H ROOM unfurnished apartment, Beautifully planted, ahaded (Conttoned from Page One) dallion for superior scholarship, rimmed brown glaeacB. MI 9-3644. . 1959 FORD New Ehigland Stateq and Florida. dence. tea glass barrel $8, ice coffee glass grounds. $14,700, Henry Escott R. F. DIMiMOCK CO. attached garage. Close, but not| Madonna. 19W CHEVROLET handbags repaired, slpper re­ for inteWtoWB APARTMENT size Spinet piano, centrally located, second floor, He began full-time studies at Police sold eight atudsnts find 4-door custom 800, economy ' 6 placement, umbrellaa repaired, Ml 8-6563. barrel $8. PI 2-7004. $138. CaU MI 9-9173. heat and hot water, parking facili­ Agency, MI 9-7683. too close, to school, bus and shop­ 4-door Bel Air, radio, heater, RBUXABLE woman to babysit in MI 9-5245 exploration of the moon and the the university in College Park, nine persona from out-of-tmai standard transmission. A nice car. cylinder, all black automatic trans- men’s shirt collars reversed aito ties, $95 per month. MI 9-6808. ping. Phone John H. Lappen, Inc., j planets. Announcements my home from 8-6 p.m. daily. MI THE NEWTON COME^^ NEW SNOW TIRES for sale, size SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace,-3 bed Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 MI 9-5261, MI 3-5219, MI 9-7445. Md. in |!eb'ruary 1960. , were arrested •during- tha rtottng; Priced to sell. mlmioan, radio anad heater, very replaced; Marlow’s Little Mend­ Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 ‘The ultimate goal of this kind He iittnarrled to the former Lu clean. ing Shop. LIGHT TRUCKINO and ma 9-8814. 55 ELM ST. \ 710x15. Phone MI 3-3893 after 4:80 Wanted—To Buy 58 SMALIv h e a t e d apartment suit, rooms, 1*,4 baths, enclosed porch, One polioeman, David Ballaw, INCOME TAXES prepared in your $395 evenings and weekends. Ml 94 garage, lot 75X150, assumable SOUTH WINDSOR. Graham Rd. of endeavor would, of jaourse. be cille^weiss of Port Hope, Mich suffered a broken knMoap «tMa $1,395 MANCHESTER 7^ P”-______^______able for one person. Apply Edward MANCHESTER-VERNON an actual landing of man on the home or by appointment, "Exper- TV SERVICE — Potterton’e all PACKERS—WiU train. No exper­ v m BUY, SEU: or trade antique J. Holl. Tel. MI 3-5117. 1H% mortgage Immediate occu- 20 minutes northeast of Hartford and tl^e couple has a daughter. three unidentified studenta potted fenced tax work, 34 hour bervlce. SPECIAL makes. Highest quality guaranteed AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- ience required. Hours 8-6 five AUTOMOBHD body man. Com- MARTIN No. 40 outboard motor; and uaed furniture, china, glass, panev. Marion IS. Robertson, brtk- LINE Center, one year old,' 5’ 4 room moon or a planet. It la not possible him off a wall. Several otter a t- 1959 CHEVROLET days. Apply Conn. State Employ­ to accomplish such a mission with Call'MI 3-4723. 1949 FORD V ^ work and parts, over 47 yean ex­ moving, packing, storage. Low binatiem metal and paint capabili- Lynn'twp burner oil heater. TeL silver, picture frame* and old SPACIOUS THREE room apart- er, Ml 3-695S. ranch with attached garage. I4ir^e fleets wers hurt by flying rpeta Bel-Air, 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, rate on long distance moves to ment Service, 806 Main St., Man­ tlee. Apply Scran.tonrMotora, 164 MI 9-8406."x ment. residential area, available $950 assumes present mortgage. lot. ideal home for couple or small any vehicles that are presently Stale Gl Killed perience. Famous ' for service coins, old doll* and guns, hobby 6-room ranch, buiit-lns attached and a rock or bottls smaMied tte f e d e r a l in c o m e taxes pre­ 4-door sedan, radio and heater, standard shift, radio and heater. since 1931. I>hone MI 9-4537 tor 48 states. Personalized service. MI chester. Union St., RookvlUe. TR 8-3821, January 15. FOr appointment, call il3,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 family. FHA mortgage possible. under development.’’ rear window of Police CMaf This car must be seen. collections, attic content* or whole bedrooms, nice lot, trees, central­ garage, large lot, trees,' amesite pared with your eavlnge in mind. atandari trans. Good solid trans­ best service. 3-5187, CH 7-1423. MI 8-0316. estates. Furniture Repair Service, MI 4-0236. $ 1 ,^ down payment. Call MI The U.S. Project Mercury has Bristol, Jan. 12 (>P) — Word haa Hardy’s car. Raasonable rates. Call MI 9-6246, portation. $1,450 MANCHESTER housewives! The Building ihtgriiib 47 ly located. Carlton W. Hutchins, drive. 3/4836 for ap^intment to inspect. as its bfflclaUy stated goals been received here of the acciden increasing demand for Avon’s TelcottviUe,. Conn. Tel. MI 8-7449. Mayor Snow said tte etty*s $49 DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. HARTFORD GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. MI 9-5132. short, manned space flight In April tal death of Army Pvt. Arthur R, INCOME TAX returns prepared by Light tmqktog and package deliv­ fragrances, toiletries and beauty CLEAN, USED lumber to^ '^ i Realty, 470 Main Street, MI LAWRENCE F. FI O NEW CAPES and ranches, 8 bed meager force of police and flat* 1959 DKW pany doora and windows, custom JOB SHOP sorted sizes, hardwood fucIdW ^, MANCHESTER - New 8 (twin- or May, and a manned craft or­ Hargrove, 28; Bristol, in K 0 r e men battled denimistraton vdtli tewmer Intiemai revenue agent in Hardtop coupe, lustrous black work guaranteed. CaU coUect WU- ery. Refrigerators, washers and adds, and the continued growth (d PLAYER PIANO In good .condition 3-5129. REALTOR .MLfi rooms, built-in oven and range, biting the Earth late tMs year. your home or by appointment. 1955 stove motdng specialty. Folding Manchester, hag created openings NEEDS window sash and doors com'_impfttis sized) bedroom ranch. Plastered Ml 3-27«6 full basement,. lot 90x150, h ig h __ _ yesterday. tear ges and fire hoses for aw* finish, red leather upholstery, UmanUc. HA 8-1196. windows, plumbing and healheaUi^'^,. Reasonable price. MI 3-5229. But the project reportedly is con- Hargrove was participating in Also, email busineae services. MI PLYMOUTH convertible chairs for rent. MI ,94fiS2. for Representatives. If you have TOOL MAKERS THREE room apartment with heat, walls, hot water heat, fireplace, Paul P. jciano MI 3-0458 locatlcm, FHA $390 down For I VehtoV sche^^^ ersl houn before three .owrioada driven less than 16,000 miles by its supplies, assorted pipes and hot water and appliancer. first ceramic bath, ttoli basement, ga­ unit training exercises In a tank of state trootera reached tte V-8, automatic transmission, original owner. Like new over 30 FLAT FINISH HoUsnd window spare time, why not turn it into MACHINISTS I Ed Ch-awford MI 9-4410 more information or appointment ■nie Russians have announced no shades made to measure, AU dollars so you too can get the pipes. Open dWy 8:80 till dark, Rooms Without Board 59 floor, J. D. Realty, 470 Main St. rage. Builder Ml 34869. call Bob Wolverton, MI 3-1914. when the accident occurred. He scene. AUenOK—Friday. 7 p.m. Over radio and heater. Very clean. m.p.g. -Painting—Papering 21 Set-up Men and Operators Saturday 24. Choman Houae tartet date. But Soviet Premier $445 metal Venetian blinds at a new “ extras’’ you want. Complete MI 3-5129. t LOVELY 3 bedroom ranch, carport, died of a head injury. The rioting and suap«|)«leiw 1000 items. Transistors, cameras, $1,395 training. Call today. BU 9-4923. Of Wrecking, yard at Stock Place off }E FURNISHED room-, one PORTER STREET area, 8 room full basement, buiR-'ins, half acre Nikita Khrushchev said last Sep He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. were similar to the aetten talna low price. Keys made whUe you PAINTINO AND paperhanging. VERY NICE four room apartment, colonial, 2 baths, wail-wall carpet, COLUMBIA IJ4KE—Furnished 7 tember they, were ready to fire tools, ai^ sn ces, household goods, 1955 RAMBLER wait. Marlow’s. Engine Lathes North Main St. CaU Ml 9-2393. I from Main St Uitht house- lot. Approximate);v $3,000 assumes room year ’round Cape, large knot Adam Hargrove, 596 Middle St., in tte Authertoe Lucy eaaa III accessories. 746 Tolland Tpke., 1958 RAMBLER WAGON Good clean workmanship at rea­ GIVE THAT husband of yours keapinki^oman ', depu­ JA 3-5409 $295 Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ EDCTERIOR AND inteiipr painting WOMAN WANTED to take care of Fuel and Feed^ “ift-A T.an ELBCtnOLUX Sates and Service, 1954 MERCURY Aluminum clapboards a specialty. books. Guaranteed workmanship. Must live in. Call MI 9-9986. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FIREPLACE wood, two year sea­ Call between 8 a.m..3;80 p.m. MI seen 6:30 p.nv.-v^ntil 9 p.m. schools, shopping and bus, $16,900. ren G^^owland, Realtor, MI members of the local affairs com­ very ancient, but nobody knows in 'whieta the beaste are captortMl 3- door hardtop, radio, heater, UnexceUed workmanship. Eiiasy Reasonable rates. Fully insured. nings MI 3-6878. mittee of the League of Wonjah banded represenUttve, Alfred 1956 MERCURY ‘ 806 MAIN STREET soned hardwood, $10 a load deliv­ $-8703> ______SIX ROOM duplex,^ heat and hot Philbrlck Agency,/Ml 9-8464. 3-1108. '—■ just how it got started and no in pits for tiaintog as labor aid* Amell, 906 Henry St. Tel. Ml automatic transniisaion. 9 passenger station wagon, load­ budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR Fast and courteous service. Leo RELIABLE WOMAN to Mre for ered. GranUand Nursery and Voters last night. MANCHES-TER water furnished, cantrftHg located. LOOKING FOft country living with $100 A MONTH buys your family a satisfactory explanation of the mala, have teen Dutlawad to la* 8-0450. ed with accessories. Ehcceptionally 6-9109. J. PeUeUer. MI 9-6328. two school age children in my A public service, no fee charged Landscape. MI 8-0669. ROOM FOR rent for genUemen or new Cape Cod or Ranch home. The committee, under the chair­ $345 lady. Quiet,-' near Cheney’s. 224 References. Garage availalHe Box all city copveniences? Here is a SOUTH WINDSOR curious tradition ever has been (Ua. The last such drlv* took ptooa nice car. Hard to find. home week daye. After 6:16 p.m This includes your mortgage, manship « f Mrs. Jam^ Tanl. met offered. recently near Mysore. WOULD UK E to get to touch with CARPENTER expert seeks work EXTB9UOR and interior painting. Phone MI '3-0556. DRY OAK WOOD cut flr ^ a c e Charter Oak. MI 8-8888, CH 64788. A Herald. . beautiful 7 large r(x>m colonial (4 1954 PLYMOUTH $695 ______J . property taxes and insurance. Doctor* — Dentist* at the home of Mrs- John Hyde, 11 local radioUo opera"itor who oan con- from home owners. Speclsd prices Ceilings refinlshed, Papenianging, and stove lengths, $10 per load de^ .bedroomk), 1>4 baths ceramic tile, Meadow Lane., 4- door, radio, heater, standard for January. Small jobs welcome. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. POSITION OPEN tor insurance Help Wanted— PLEASANT COMFORTABLE room Down payment la just $390. Cape tact Italy, MI 0-3830. 1956 FORD livered. PI 3-7888. TWO ROOMS, heat and hot water, '3-Iirepiaces. large kitchen, built- has 5 finished rooma, and one un­ ^ Urgent The public works department, tranamission. Write Eugene, Box 901, Manches­ Fully covered by' insurance. Call agency secretary to efficient mod­ $Iale or Female 37 for genUeman at 272 Main St. in bven, range, dishwasher, gar­ WANTED —Ride from Foxcroft Ranch Wagon, standard shift SEASONED hardwood cut tor fire­ parking. Tel, MI 8-3068. finished. Ranch haa 3 bedrooms Langtry explained, includes roads, $145 ter. EMward R. Price. Ml 9-lOOS. ern air-condlUoned two-girl office. Parking. bage, dappsal, hot water oil heat, 1,000 new families need your public building, refuse collection, Drive to Bush Hin Road at 4 p.m; radio and heater. Bookkeeping, typing, tnmscrlbing place or furnace. $10 a load deliv­ large breOkeway, 2-car garage, and built-in oven and range, full SparitHiif Brand Now — Foefory Frtgh HAIRDRESSER, male or female, WARM, QUIET room next to ba{b BEDROOM AND.,kitch*n furnished basement, -16 minutes from Char­ sidewalks, outdoor s w ^ m i n g Please call MI 3-5994 sfter 6 p.m. Many others to choose from. $550 from dictating machine required. two or three year license. Excel­ ered. MI S-6188. for two adults, including gaa, elec­ amesite driviSi, Large lot with servicesi. Will build . ranch, split These cars carry our guarantee, Electrical Services 22 for gentleman. Centrallv located, ter Oak Bridge. High location, ex pools, cemeteries and storm drains. Fringe benefUa provided, includ­ lent working conditions and remu­ tricity, private bath, heat, and hot trees, excellent ifeighborhood. Im- cellent home value for $12,490. For libera] terms. Many cars require 1956 PLYMOUTH ' Roofing—Siding 16 ing Profit Sharing Plan. Exper­ Private telephone on floor. MI medikte occupancy, ^-Qiarles Les- level or>«itSni^ homes with office. Manchester is known in the trade 'ill MERCURY FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt\aerv- neration. Replies kept confiden­ Garden—Farm—Dairy water. Call Ml 3-7636 betweTen 9-1 details or appointment phone Bob as a “tar town” since it# roads are; Automobiles for Sale ‘ 4 no down payment. Belvedere 4-door hardtop, automa­ ience hoped for hut not a require­ tial. Edna E. Clark; .MI 9-1792 be­ S-8331. perance. Ml 9-7620. RAY'S ROOFINO CO., shingle and ice on all types of electrical wir­ Products 50 Or after 5 p.m. Agnew, roaltor, MI 9-4576 or eve­ SUBURBAl^ ASSOCIATES ta^ed and then sanded, he ex­ 1958 WILLYS JEEP. 4 wheel drive, tic V-8, radio and heater. Locally buUt tq> roofs, gutter and conduc­ ing Licensed and insured. Wilson ment. Write giving full qualifica­ tween 6-8 p.m. NEWLY d e c o r a t e d room in nings. MI 3-8078. M fT B O ftM O OAKLAND MOTORS, INC. tions to Box P, Herald. FOUR ROOMS, aeeond floor: heat, NEW 5 room ranch. 1120 s'qqare plained. As of the past year, he half ton pick-up. Excellent condi­ owned. tor work; roof chimney repairs private hbme, shower, parking, REAL e s t a t e INSURANCE 367 O.AKLAND ST. Enectrlcai Co.. Manchester, Ml WANTED —■ Experienced uphol­ g r e Isn m o u n t a in potatoes, utilities, garage included in ront. feet, toll basement, 2 fireplacbs. added, a new ruling requires 'sub- 2 -D O O It tion, Can be seen at Scranton $595 R iy Hagenow, Ml 9 -^ 4 ; Ray 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. good and mealy. Pasqualinl Farm. mtleman preferred. Tel. MI plastered walls, full insulation, AUTUMN V STREET —Four room dividers to provide storm drains Motors, 166 Union St., Rockville. MANCHESTER. CONN. Jackson. Ml 3-8325 STENOGRAPHER sterer. Interviews Frfday, Jan. 18, Call MI 9-5486 after 6 p.m.- 'older home with glassed-in porch, JA 3-7873 MI 4-1123 SEDAN 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Also, man or 246 Avery St., Wapptog. 8354.______, ceramic tile bath, large kitchen and to install a more permanent MI 84)216, TR 5-2521. , Phone MI 3-1446—Open until 9 p.m. 1954 FORD r .with lots of cabinets, hot water oil lot 20p feet deep. Full price only type, road with a bituminous con­ COUGHLIN ROOFINO Co. — AU Private Instructions 28 Personnel Department has . an woman drapery maker. MIU TORNI8HED heated room for rent, $9,400.'y^ice Clampet, realtor, MI MI 4-0469 MI 9-3111 Ranch Wagon, standard shift, opening for an experienced sten­ GREEN MOUIfTAIN potatoes to 5 FOUR ROOMS, first floor. Wap- heat, ail city utilities one block crete surface similar to that of types of roofs and roof repairing Fabric Salesroom,' new location lb., 10 lb„ and 50 Ib. bags. MUler, near churches and bus line. Wom­ 9-4543 or'M l 3-7357. radio and heater. Bt^lalising in Twenty Year Bond­ TUTORING—Recent Teacher’s Ool- ographer. Shorthand and tyl)ing are corner Pine and Forest St. ping. Tel. MI 4-1858. from Main St. Charles Lesper- Center St. * 12,000 CHEVROLET 1950, 2-door, power- 160 Spencer St. MI 8-5564. an preferred. Call Mrs. Harris, ance. Ml 9-7820. Six Room Finished Cape Skirt Companioni glide. MI 3-4884. $395 ed Roofs. CaU. Ml 3-7707. lege graduate now in teaching essenUal, a« well as good jud(^ent Burton’s, Inc., MI 8-5177. COVBJNTRY—ElXeeptionally nice 8 State town aid funds provide the .miles Only Down $ and ability to meet people. Modern PART TIME help needed! cfuaran- materials for rejiair of - roads, field. All elementary grade sub­ SEVEN ROOMS in duplex, $13,900—LARGE 5 room ranch, room ranch, high 'ejevatlon with A well ciAitfTor home. Finished or 1 year 1959 GO-GOMOBILE jects. Free interview. Call between office, good wages, excellent bene­ teed $36.50 fqr 8 evenings work. Household' Goods BEAUTIFULLY furtiished front view, l ’,4 acres, hot water oil heat knotty pine recreation room, Langtryl told the group. State warranty' *295 fit program. Apply I No investment. Free $110 sample heat, parking, MI 9-1015. fireplace, aluminum storms, at­ town aid funds are also Used to 2099 2-dooF sedan, 50 m.p.g. Sold new loofing and Chimneys 16-A 4-6 p.m. MI 9-8197. bedroom.^hot water, heat, tile bath dining, room, cellar, patto. a*' bedrooms. Asking $13,500, Lovely LeisOrables! iL case equipment. Car needed. For RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12, beige, tached garage.' $2,900 assumes Pricff InehidM Trompertafion, PtdoralTdHt for 31,^50. Must close out this and ahbwer, free parking. Ml- 4,’.4% mortgage. $95.35 monthly. tach^ garage, well landa'Caped buy asphalt for patching and new ROOFING — SpecUOizing repairing Eirst National Stores, Inc. information and pereonal inter $30; 9x15, $85; antique gwd ruga, For appointment to inspect cal) TONGREN, Broker surtacing. he added'. Until this week vacuum $20. BU 0-6955. 8-71li8. THRREE r o o m furnished apart Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-6132. $295 roofs of aU kinds. New roofs, gut-' Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Park and Oakland Ave. 'rtew call Coventry PI 2-8748. ment. Call MI 9-8652. Gaodchild-Bartlett Realty, Real year the town contracted with the Spanking Brand New — Fpetory Fresh ter viork chimneys cleaned, re­ East Hartford WANTED -,-Reflned woman BEAUTIFUL 6 rpom ranch, toll tors, BU 9-0939, MI 3-7925. MI 316321 state for the purchase and appllca- Mkny others to ChQOse from. paired. (Aluminum siding. 80 SECOND mortgages arranged With share beautiful home with sam| RENTING new 4>-4 rooms, .126 basement, knotty pine recreation i-ion of asphalt surfacing with state Some with no do*m payment. years’ experience. ' Free eetl- friendly and confidential service. SECRETARY 1 ■ Situations Wanted— Residential area. Reasmiable. Lyness St., first flbor, central. MI rqpm, fireplace, 2 baths, one MANCIffiSTER—5 room honie, toll - MANCHESTER town aid funds, but the'town now mate6. Call Howley, Ml 8-S881, Ml Write Friendly Mortgage Service, Attiactive opening in modern of­ Female 38 • SEPTIC TANKS 8-8680. . 9-6128. . Stall shower in master bedroom, price $9,500. 6 and 6 duplex, cen provides the labor fo9 such work, S-0768. P.O. Box 43, Manchester. fice for a competent secretary, in­ CLEANED and INSTALLED built-in oven and 'range, wall to tral, $18,500. New hoipes— capes OIder-8 rooi^home with ap|:^xi he explained. ... CENTER MOTOR SALES teresting end 'V'aried work, excel­ WANTED—RepepUonist in doctor’s TWO ROOM furnished apartment, and ranches, $12,490, $390 down. MORTGAGE MONEY from $1,000- wail carteting, hot water oil heat, mately 3'* acres of land, portion of Langtry sqld the 150 miles of ’ 6 1 lent salary and benefit program. or’ denlist’B office. Typing and • SEWERS V suRable for two adults. Heat, hot coinbinatioit windows and doors, Many mope from $4,500 up. Call which can be used a* two building town roads are divided into 21 s^ -' 634 Center St. MI 3-1591 Heating and Plumbing 17 $50,000. New low.rates on second Write P. O..BOX 1512, Hartford, bookkeeping e^^rlence. Refer- NOTIGE wateri' parking, first floor, $20 /The Ellsworth Mitten Agency lots, garage, barn and other builil THE BEHERmm COMPACT CAR mortgages to consolidate your bills MACHINB CI^ANED garage, city utilities. Very desir­ tions for snow removal. The town Conn., stating education, business ences. After■ 5"M : I 8-:1-1766. weekly. 240 Charter Oak St. Please I Realtors, MI 3-6i930 MI 9-5524. ings. Near elementary school, shop PLUMBING AND heating - re. or to make home repairs. Easy in accordance with, the require­ able neighborhood. Priced at only cannot be expected to match the AT ANY PRICE! experience and salary require­ ments of the Zoning ftegulationa call MI 9-1746 after 6 p.m. $22,800. Charles Lesperahee, MI ping, and bus line. state highway department’s per­ Auto" Driving Sciiool . 7-A modeling InetaUatloiu. repairs; repayment plan. Fast service. J. ments, - • INSTALLATION ' SOUTH WINDSOR AJl work guaranteed Ootyears ex­ D. Realty. 470 Main St. MI 3-5129. far the Town of Manchester, Conn., THREE ROOMS, heated atove^ re­ 9-7620. i formance in snow cleai'arice, he Doga-—Blifdfr—Pets '41 SPECIALI^ . the .ZiOning Board of Appeals will i m m e d i a t e D ELiyERY ELVA TLYER’; Realtor st^ed, because the town does not LARSON'S Connecticut's first U- perience. 24-hour eervice. Call Call any time. ( frigerator. Mr. Ormond, 80 Gar­ NEW CUSTOM built 5J'j room censed driviiig school trained -ir Earl VanCamp, MX 0-4749.. PPIES for sale, Jiart terrier, held; a public hearing on Monday den. MI 9-1936. NEW 8 ROOM RANCHES. CO, have compatible equipment. ' Help Wanted—-Male 36 evening, Jan. 16, 1961 at 8:00 ranch with basement garage^ MI 9-4469. MI 9-9901 Roads having no drains to car­ Certified and approved is now of­ tan. Sazinskl, 574 ptrong Road, Town ani Country Beautiful paneled kitchen, on bus LONIALS OR SPLIT LEVEL fering ’.classroom ' and. beiUnd Business''Opportunities $2 South Windsor, JA 24987, P.M. In the Hearing Room of the HOMES GAN BE YOURS. MI 9-5051 t ry off melting snow and rain SCHOO^Tb US drivers for Manchee- Municipal Building on the follow- Business Locations line. Builder, Charles Ponticelll, water have to be continually patch­ WAOONS wheel/instruction fcA* teenagers. Radio-TV Repair Ml 9-96rt. ’V Ml 9^75. , Services 18 RESTAURANT ter and Vernon, 7:30-8:30 a.m., POODLES, sm ^l miniatures, AKC DRAiNACECO. ing applications: For Rent 64 ■THESE IN’TELUGENTLY DE ROLLING PARK ed, he ‘st'atOd, because water under­ 2-3:80 p.m. Call Ml 3-2414. registered, pedigreed, black and T W n of Manchester: Charter SIX ROOM cape, fireplace, hot SIGNED 3 OR 4 BEDROOM* CUS mines the surface. mV Oroeslng $l0O,OOO yearly. Can be ' M l M 1 4 3 TOMIZED HOMES, ARE IX»CAT Six room cape -with I'/j baths PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make silver. Reasonable.! MI 9-6767. Oak Field; Res. Zone A'A. Exten­ MAIN STREET—Building for eom- water oil heat, toll insulation, The public work* deputy di­ 12,000 Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class cars, amplifiers, phonographs and bought fat right price. Exclusive FULL TIME — 'Experienced me­ sion of permission is requested tor merciaj busineos or bfflce use. ED WITHIN EASY REACH OF Dormers front and rear. Good con rector expressed the belief that with this office. For appointment combination Windows and doors, miles Only Down room. Three instructors. No wait­ changers. Over 47 years total ex­ chanic, Must be able to use tune ■torture of new and used cars. Will suboivtde. Ml 9-8239. 9A. breezeway and garage, amesite HIGHWAYS, SHOPPING CEN ditlon, but best of ajl, the price is the capacity <*f the present town call up eqiupment. If interested, write George Baeaett; 18 McNall St.; TERS, SCHOOLS. CHURCHES most realistic, .Owners are moving or 1 year ing Manchester Driving Ackde- perience. 90 daye guarantee on all drive. House in excellent condi­ disposal area will be adequate tor warranty *195 my. PI 2-7249. work. Potterton’a. Ml 0-4537. J. D. REALTY P.O. Box 618, Vernon, stating EXTRA SPECIAL Bus. Zone n . Extensioit, of per- STORE SUITABLE for office or AND YOUR PLACE OF EMPLOY 'any sensible offer will give you one any business, 190 W^t Middle tion. on i)Us line, 80 days' occupan­ the next 20 years. • qualifications and wages expected. W A S H IN G T O N ST. mlMipn is requested to have limit- cy. Priced at only $15,800. Charles MENT. of the nicest homes in the area Langtry also reported the de­ MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ CONNIE'S TV and Radio uervlce, -CAPE COD > Turnpike. Cali MI 9-6206, 2 . to 9 LOW BANK RATES—36 MONTHS TO PAY SMALL 470 Main St. MI. 3-5129 od repairer license. Liesperance. MI 9-7620. With 10% down, we can obtain partment receives and responds to ing driving School. Three. skilled available all hours. SaUafacUon TOOL AND GAUGE makers—part- 6 Large Rooms and Garage ' IV^ baths, fireplace, RenAto Cimiano; South side p.m. or Ml 8-6802. ALL HOMES ARB ON MINI FHA or VA fiancing for you. MEDIUM an average of 10 to 15 complaints courteous instructors. Clasa room guaranteed. Call Ml 0-in6, time. All prevailing rates - and $ 1 7 ,9 0 0 screened-in perch,, ga- , right-of-way,' north of No. 336 EXCELLENT 8 room colonial. MUM HALF ACRE WOODED LARGE instructions for 16, 17 year olds. LARGE ONE-room ialr-conditloned LOTS, AND YOU CAN BE LIVING a day during the year. The largest ^ ^ TT Help Wanted— Female 35 benefits. Call Manchester Tool A Full shed dormer on rear, at­ Hlllstown Rd.; Rural zone. Vari­ ceramic tile baths, garage, knotty T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director Design, MI 9-5263. rage, (attached), nice office. 100’% Main St. location. IN YOUR NEW HOME IN JUST volume of complaints, he said, SAFE-BUY USED CARS MORTENSEN TV SpeciaUsed RCA SCHOOL BUS drivers tor Manches­ tached Boreened-to pailo, cora- ance is requested .to erect dwelling Marlow's 8iS7 Main St. pine den, wall to wall carpeting, MI 3-1577 . of Driver Education. MX 9-7398. biMtlon windows throaghont, yard, 5 very large rooms, on iinmrty where another dwell- all city utilities, attached garage, TWO WEEKS., PRICED FROM usually follows in the wake of a television, aervice. MX 9-4641. ter and Vernon, 7:80-8:80 a.m., $16,490 'TO $18,990. snowstorm. ^ SPECiJ^LS 3-8:80 p.to. Call MI 8-3414. paneled basement, ameaito one small. P r ic 0 to sell- tzur Is locstGd.’ f STORE FOR rent on Spruce St. excellent conditton. Near bu* line, BOLTON Garage—Service— Storage 10 PHKCO FtecOMMENDED serv­ drlv^ wen Inndso^Md. Onn be at $16,500,.7?-^ ^M oriarty Brothers, esst of No. Reasonable and parking in the ahppping center. High School and NATURALLY THE VERY BEST North Junior High. Oiarles Les- '60 LINC. $3995 *60 MERC, $2B9S ice, on bl-ft’B, radios, televlsioaa. V t b o i i ...$ 3 9 0 Do w b seen by nppointment. Realda 801 Center St.; Bus. Zone n . Ebc- rear. Call MI S-int; 31C Sprue* F1NA17CING AVAILABLE. $8,500 will buy this small rand) ’ perance, MI 9-7620. Rihicofj. Honored . 2-door hardtop 2-door hardtop Alao, guaranteed aervice on aU 6-Room C^>e.. 5 ftoblied, tini loentlon. OaU between a JACK LAPPEN tonslen of permlsalon Is requested St. ' with the big wooded lot. Owners are GARAGE YOR RENT at 180 Maple! other makes. Shop our special do- ajn. nnd 2 pan., eventoga 6 to tor new and us^d car lot and two ■ ~-4- FOR APPOINTMENT TO (IN on the move and are anxious to '5« CADDY eeramto tOe bath. Cali AGENCY STOR^-'-FOR rent, Depot Square. (COLONIALS, CAPf:S, SPECT PLBASEj CALL i '59CH EV. $1395 St. MI 8-4751. ' - it-yourself department featimag 6. ■ Mnis for same. ; sell. Terrific value. IVaahington. Jan. 12,((P) — Mem­ 2-door sedan Coupe D evine discount prices. Open evenings iBverett A. Murphy, Ageacgr U A R REALTY CO. H. E. and J. J. Lappenff: > Nola,C. Jimnson; East side Mc- Ueal for women’s or men’s cloto- bers Of the Senate, House leaders ,;iiM;, dry cleaning, appliances, 6 8356 and Saturdays. SatefUte Electron­ BookkMjier MIlMi847 Ml 8-2692 MI 4-1894, MI 4-0149 . ICao'SC between High * Summer RANCHES SUBURBAN ASSOCIAlfts T, J. CROCKETT. Realtor and Connecticut Democratic offl- '59 PONT. $1995 '55 M e r c . I0-20 'Bganess Services. Offered 13 ics Service. 166 School 8t., Man­ BOB MUBDOOK M l 1-6472 .M I 94606 Bts.; R«s. Zone A. Special excep­ and 10, beauty salon, florist, aUlo- REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MI 3=1577 cials join, today in honoring Gov. 4-door Catalina 4-door m^tlc laundry etc, MI 9-8229. 9-5, We have a fine selection of JA 3-7873 MI 4-ll23 CHAII^ SAW work — Trees cut. chester. i a 9-11(M or JA 8-1669. tion is requested to erect group homes,, all priced below, market. /.brahiam A. Rlblcoff, secretai-y- t A trio of handaome blouses.to dwellings and variance is request- MI 9-3111 MI 4-0489 designate of the Department of '54 CHEV. $295 '55 BINCK Pretty, and practical. at-home Reasonable rates. OaU PI 3-765$ !D OFFICE FOR RENT, ideal location Pleaae feel/tree to call. We will 4-door pep up, your skirt and suit ward­ slippers in two versions — made In ad to erect said dwellings on lot NEW YEAR SPECIAL ^ealth. Education and Welfare in 2-door robe. Each is distinctive—in gay between 1:804:50 or any time for any tmslneas. Reasonable rent. make all an-iuigements. There is a BOWERS SCHOOLroom mod­ comfy-quilted fabric! Enpecially Saturday or Sunday. having insufficient area. Call MI 9-6205 after 2 p.m. the Kennedy administration. '56jPOItD $ 5 9 5 fabrics tor early spring. Female PrefWed Earl P. White; 673 Spring St.; home to fit any pocketbook and ern colonial, fireplace, fining PRICE REDUCED '54 MERC. $495 nice for Christmas-giving! • Invitations To Bid need*. room, baths,. garage, lovely Ribicoff was guest of honor at a station Wagon station Vwagon No. 8356 with Pktt-O-Ranja is Pattern Nor 5525 has , tracini COMPLETE REPAIRS -"By Stu­ Sealed Bids will be received at SEFTi^AN KS Rural Zone. Variance, is requested OFFICE SPACE—1400 square feet luncheon given by Sen. Thomas J. to sizes-10, 12, 14, 16. 18', 20. Rust to convert dwelling into seven J. D. REALTY wooded lot, immediate occupancy. ,26 LINDEN ^TREET pattern for slippers in small art R. Wolcott on aut'miatlc the Office of the General Manager, Must handler paj^oll and at $2.50 per square foot pec year Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. Dodd, D-Conn., In the capital's High T^rades--Low Prices—Low Suburban O v e r ly SI to 40. Size 12, .32 busU top 1% medluD) Snd large sizes inclusive washers^ dryers and electric 41 Center Street, Mancheater, Con­ apartments, three apartments will with heat I and lights. Can. be di old Supreme “Court chamber. \yards of 35-inch; center, 214 yards; ri^ea. Ml 9 -^ taxes, also 'billing \ ma­ be undersized. ■ 470 Main St. M l 3-5129 - Eight room- single, 4 large ted You Can Be Sure Of Service After The Stiff full directions. ' i" ’ necticut until January 24, 1961 at PLUtaElTsElllllERS vided. Located over new 'Talcot- TANNER STREET—8 room mod­ rooms, or may be used as doclor, The invited guests, included all lower, IH yards and % yard con- To oroer, send 25c In coins to times -Indicated for 'work at the chine and accounts re­ Bart P. White; 078 Spring S t; 'vUle Post Office, Route 88, Tal- VEJRNON—Nice six room Cape, ern ranch- near Bowers School. inembers of the Senate. House traaU , * ROBERT X, IfOWSCH. hardwoqd Rural Zone. Variance is requested 'lawyer, insurance agency - ani' Anne Gabdtf The Manchester Eve- Police Station as foUbws: ceivable and payable. Ap- - MatUit CiMMi cottvUle. CsU Franklin IVelles, MI $12,490, near school. Excellent fi- Fireplace, dining room., full' bdke- home. FHA or^ bank mprtgg tptealM^'Sam Rayburn, D-Tex„ ■ To order, vend -35e in coins to;-L' H e r a 1 d,' 1150 ^ AVE. OF floor contractor. New floors laid, to (iterate a swimnting school. 3-4656. sanded, ftolahed. Old Qoora tend- I 11:00 A.M. Interior Alterations ply in writing stating nancftlg. Gerard Agency, MI ment. Priced at M.WO for imme­ available. Swell for large House’^ V V ^ c r itic Floor Leader Sue BumetU The Manchester Eve- ASUERICAS^ NEW YORK 99, 11:15 A M . Electrical Work » Septlo Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer -AU teraotoi interested. may at- 8-0365. > \ diate sale. Belfiore Agency, MI John w : M ^arm ick of Massachu- H e r a ld , IISO AVK. ed, reftoiahed. East UiM |astaned-;:Ceaar Water tfnd this hearing. Commission split 'with^wfc-ireal- MORIARTY RRO TU p XUA #/%ewna Mid mfe auaUHcaticitift 42, hQUX$i_ Houses For R ent. 65 3-5121. T / *______■ . ty agency securing custbnter tor setfts, and 'CC^ectiout Democratic ‘‘C<»artV^Atoceto*--MercBry-*- # rooms, wall-wall Oarpet, R ^ C H —Six rooms on bus , JOl Ctnter Street—Ml 3*6l86-rOpta “ ' jsr Chairman ^ .Vacant Many other Uetlngs. MU Bailey la rumored -to be to line as •aqh pattanU I*rint Name, Address dress with Zaa't mlaa Uw latest issue of Have you the *60 Album contain- Iraeaera, waahlng machtosa, dry- Ooniiectlcut S bw bwIc b Plipoid Co. - , ■ Saeratary only, t i l 8-7589.------Hu.t(hiiu, .MI ,8-eiS2. 8-0688. eompleta .pattmi magaifne tog many lovely dealgna and S n e am. r a im , oil and gaa bumara'. Richard Martin, U6-US Peart Sfc—M l 8-8S06 lc‘FBaUaiu Just 80 cents. patterns? Only 2Sc a copy! , MX 9 „ ■ ■ Kennedy’s headquarters an­ Air Force. The shot entered-the youth’s chest. , The Weman's 'AuxUlery to the I nounced the President-elect will And Thomas D. Morris, now an Medical Examiner Frank Ur- Jumps to &E 2-5PEED 2-CYCLE H u ^ r d County Medleal Aaaocla- confer here tomorrow with the in­ aaliatant director of the Budget ■one said death was accidental. B e l ^ ^ Aid W M l e s T e Itlon will sponsor a Medl-C^ere coming vice president, Lyndon B. Bureau, will be assistant secretary Eckwerth was a member of the dance for membere and pron>ecUve HERBED BEEF STEW ' . Johnson. of defense for supply and logistics. Regional 7 High School basketball DELUXE FILTER-FLO^ members on Jan. 21 at the Hart­ Andrew Hatcher. Kennedy’s ea- TTie President-elect lest night and baseball teams and had been For Mobuto 4.5 Million ford <3ub from 0 p.m. to 1 am. lU Ibe-etewteg beW eat into H" chose Edward Gudeman. Chicago active In 4-H Dog and Horse-Clubs Paul Lendermen'a oreheatra will I ____ lJ/4 teiaapoettB ealt aletant press secretary, eald John- Safe i/ieopBoor Inveetment bepker, to be under­ here. He was planning to enter provide music for dancing. Reeer- aon would arrive aome time today ■Washington, Jan. 13 (A*)— AUTOMATIC WASHER I W tonapoen pepper 4 tenspoona anlad oil with a group of others. Hatcher secretary of commerce. the University o f Connecticut next Unitecl Nations, N. Y „ Jan, vationa must be made by Monday 1 onion peeled and eonnely ehepped said he had no information on tho . Gudeman, 64, -is a former vice Unemployment rose by a half­ Leopoldville, The C!bngOi with Mrs. Oscar H. Zarkin, 188 N;' IHeape water 1,4 teaspoon thyme September. 18 ( ^ — Ceylon, Laberia and • 2 Wash Speeds makeup of ihe group, or on the president and at present a director the United Arab Republic million in December to 4,540,- Jan. 13 (JP)—Congolese tro*^ I Main 8t., West Hartford. U teaspoon hnsil purpose of the conference. of Sears, Roebuck and Co, Last (^0— highest December total • 2 Spin Speeds U tenepoiM dried parsley year he became a general partner Voice for Biiyert asked the security council to­ were .reported to have miiti- , The Men’s FeDowahip League of I i lb. enrrots eera^ aad eHced Ruak flew to Palm Beach from since 1940. • 2 Cycles Washington last night and met In the investment banking Arm of Hartford. Jan. 13 (J>)—The Dem day to find Belgium guilty of nied today at the camp w h m • Filter-PTo [the SalvaUon Army will meet at ^ Ih. tomlpe peeled and cubed. ■ Lehman Brothers. He is a graduate ocrats have decided to give the Bmploym mt declined by 1,173,- ex-Premier Patrice LuipinttMi 1 the church Saturdiqr at 7:80. After the President-elect this morning violating its international 000 to 66.009.000. For Your Stew or Pot Roast Mix flour. 1 tap. ealt and |«pper together. S h ^ e nvwt at tho Kennedy family’s seashore of Harvard College. consumer a volcb in setting mini­ trusteeship over Ruanda- is imprisoned— and wfld rtt- 1 a businesa meeting, film and slides I in seasoned floor. Heat salad oil in heavy 3 -«iu ^ keWe In his Washington tesUmohy, mum .standards of quality for Announcing these figures today, will be shown. Refreshments will] home. The seteion was to continue tnots. swept the' caidtBl .that or saucepan. Brown meat on.nll aides over high heat. R ^ at luncheon and perhape into the Rusk was questioned by Senators foods sold in Connecticut. Urundi. the Labor Department also re­ No Money Down be served. They submitted a resloution de­ ported that the rate of unemploy­ Lumumba is free. I move, and, reserve meat. Saute onion in kettle until gold­ 'afternoon. about his views on Red C3iina, Sen. Anthony Armehtano. D- en. Return meet to kettle. Add water, remaining aalt, Cuba, summit conferences, Ameri- claring such a violation occurred ment to the total work force rose The troops reportedly lockeA'Up With Yoar Old Wsriier . The American Legioa Auxiliary In teetimony to the Senate For­ Hartford, introduced a bill'-^ster- I GOLDEN CARROTS Bag 19c thyme. basU and parsley. Cover end elinmer for hjmM. day to create an advisory counctl when troops of Col. Joseph Mobutu, from 6.3 per cent In November to their (mlcers at Camp Hardy aftaff wUl meet Monday at ,«-p.m. at the eign Relations Committee in 6.8 per cent. This Is the highest a riot over pay. Add carrots and tumlpa. Continue simmering for H-S, Washington yesterday, Rusk indl- (Conthined on Page Seven) to the State Department of Con­ Congo army chief, were qllowed to Amerioen Legion Home. Mem-, hour or until meat and vegetablea are fork-tender. Makes use the trust territory as the base December rate since 1940. The per­ President Kasavubu and OoL 'Jo- i bera are t o . bring donations of j sumer protection to present its 2.25 Weekly or 10.00 Monthly PARSNIPS, PEPPERS 5-6 servings. Serve with noodles. viea’s on food quality. for a Jan. 1 attack on troops hold­ centages are seasonally adjusted. seiSi Mobuto made a hurried trip worn aheeta to bo used as cancer ing the Congo's Kivu Province for Seymour Wolfbein, Labor De­ to the scene in' an attempt to ira- pads at veterana’ hospttsUs, and FRESH PARSLEY The coundl’s seven members, OH OUR OWN MIDGET PLAN 1 some of them, presumably house­ Mobubtu’s prisoner, depased Pre­ partment manpower expert, said store order. „ » also to bring coupons. Mrs. Et S. mier Patrice Liimumba. The at­ that the Idle total la going up fur­ Excitement swept Leopoldvilla"at Moeely, Mrs. CamUlo Andialo. and Laotian Planes Attack wives. would be appointed by the newa that Lumumba may agate ba SELECTED MAINE POTATOES governor and confirmed by the tack was repelled. ther this winter. Mrs. Milton Hansen will be In I CoMWeat/ierTsGreatfng A The resolution recommended thht Wolfbein sa‘d that If the sea- at liberty. 30-60-90 DAYS SAME AS CASH I charge of hospitality. 5 Lb. -Bag 39c legislature. Armentano's bill has sor.ally-ad.iusted 6.8 per cent idle the Democratic party’s endorse­ the Genera] Assembly, which will Ferry boats across the OongU rate remains unchanged the unem­ River at Brazzaville, In the former VERY FINE MAINE POTATOES Heavy Demand For Piro-R,ed Rebels 3rd Day ment. resume March 7. consider what to There wiU be a meeting of ttie I d6 about the alleged violation. ployed total will increase by one French Csmgo, were pafsked 1 venison steak dinner committee , In 10 Lb. Bags 55c A party spokesman said its aim million to 5’ i million during Jan­ throughout the day with Europeans is to give the houseivife a say in The proposal was handed in as G-E 2 tomorrow at 8 pm . ,at the Blha’ STEWING BEEF, POT ROASTS the council met for the second uary. and Clongolese. Hotel rooms te lodge rooms on Bissell St. Pro­ IDAHO BAKERS 5 Lbs. 59c Lonfon. Jan. 18 controlling the quality of the Brazzaville were unobtainaMe ' by Premier Khrnehchev conferred before the United States deli goods she buys. The measure straight day to debate a Soviet On this sane basts of assuming ceeds from the Feb. 25 dinner will vered the four propeller-driven T6 late aftemooiL ' W a s h e r andSPUPCUTS In Moaoow today wUh Indian would also govern drugs. complaint that Belgium helped the only seasonal factors, without con h e a t be donated to the Newington trainer-attack . planes the govern­ ROBERT KXNNXXIY The fllirry wna symptomauo of CUCU^ERS, CELERY Anriwssndar K. P. 8. Menon on Meantime, a Republican bill Mobutu troops make the raid. tinned worsening of factory em the imeasinesa this napital homo for Crippled Children. Any ment forces are using against the Prance, Britain and Turkey de­ Feuds with TV ployment. Wolfbein aald that the te -thene'sne^ng member who wishes to work on SPINACH, ONIONS Tear Family Win la je y Plaehnrat Rxira Lena, Tender Laos amid slgna'ttiat the pow­ Introduced yesterday would estab­ whene'ver Lumumba la mentioned. ers are stopping np a aearch tor relMls. lish a maximum speed limit in fended Belgium against Soviet James V. Bennett, director prospective idle totals will be 5.6 A U | O ii^TIC this charitable project should con­ ■nie intelligence eources said charges that sheyhad committed inillion in February. 5.4 million in Htiere was no offi(dal confirma­ l i K e a n . . . tact Paul Gagne. a poUtioal aolurion of the crisis. the state of 70 miles an hour. The of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, tion that Luniumba actually la FANCY TOMATOES 4 in box 39c STEWING BEEF /u, 99e tho nationality of tho pilot flying aggression agaiim The Congo. threatened to oppose renewal March and 4-9 million in April. Dirksen Jabs Moscow radio announced the measure, filed by J. Tyler Patter­ free. - meeting between Khrnehchev the plane spotting for the rebels son of Old Lyme, House majority Secretary-gen/ral Dag Ham- of broadcasting licenses of 10 The spring seaspfi generally brings DRYER improvement because the warmer Telephone lines to Thyivlue t - and Menon. The broadonat said was not determined. leader, .would be an absolute limit, inarskjold, whoin the Soviet Unl9 n television stations if they KNUCKLE SOUP BONES...... -lb. I5e Each of the Amisricap-euppUed showed last night’s Installment weather permits construction and Bob Kennedy where CSunp Hardy ia situated — I Patricia Fogarty the dlecnsalon covered the attna- In recent cases, some drivers has charged /with assisting ^ 1 - were cut and no details of tba WAS 1t9J95 T6e la armed with two SlMiaJiber who exceeded posted limits were gian aggresaon, sat in on the de­ of the ABC show “The Un­ other outdoor work. QfCTillG CHICKEN NECKS For S®up ....».....- .lb. 5c tlon In Laos bat gave no de­ machine, guns and has racks for An Indication how unemploy­ soldier’s reaction to Kasaviffni’i Feted at Showers I APPLES FROM PERO tails. acquitted on the grounds that bate for the first time. He flew touchables.” , The show, pre­ two 100-pound bomba and two sented on schedule, depicted a ment has mounted since the mid- On Experience plea were available. Mnke eauee too with your Pork Roast CHICKEN WINGS Moke Nice Soup...... lb, 20c traffic and weather conditions back from/Africa today tind enter­ In Kivu Province today. UJ7. imVER 2.36 - inch rockets. Use of the ed the ccmncil chamber six min­ prison. guard as being in ca­ December date, when the 4.5 mil­ Miss Patricia Anne Fogarty, Vientiane, Laos, Jan. 13 (JP)—The made it. safe for them to drive lion December unemployment was forces fanned out to resime white planes for kttack mlesions. In utes after the meeting started. hoots with mobster Al Ca­ ■Washington, Jan. 13' (/P)—Sen­ daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Bernard j CHICKEN LEGS From Farm Fresh Laotian govemment’e four newly faster than the posted speeds. recorded, can be seen In unem­ ate Republican Leader Evgrett M. A Democratic bill introduced Asked a reporter when he would pone. (AP Photofax). M. Fogarty, 281 Porter St., hgs Conn. Chickens ...... I e • a s e a e .Ib. 49c acquired planes from the United (Oontinned on Page three) ployment compensation claims.''^ Dirksen said today tlie aelectlon (Oontlnued on Hage Oena) yT been honored recently at aaveral | lALDWINS for Plee or Souco States pounded the' pro-Comrtiu- earlier would make the absolute he replied: -7“ Bw/odryer kyUferSOdoya will Bee If there's a need These ineroased by 600,000 from of Robert F. Kennedy to be attor­ I bridal showers. 3 ibe. 45c nlit rebels’ artillery poaiUons 70 limit 50 miles an h ^ r, except on Dec. 10 to. Dec. 81, and roached ney general marks a departure If yop don't low It, Hortford Tomorrow evening, a prere- j miles north of Vientiane^ today for parkways and tumpikeg. for : Bedrie guorontoMyour deolorwill Plenty of very lean Chuck,. Botton Round, Should Asian-African resolution, Reluctant all-timq^word December total of from the idea of iputting a seasoned hearaal dinner wlU be given for the third straight day. 'Gi'-I approxiinately three bhlton. lawyer In the office. ^icoti Wins members of the wedding party at MeINTOSH for Boking, Souce or der Clod and Sirloin Rib Roaata. No reports were available eo Uruguay Bars to attract the largest pos- WHh T « v O U AppttHMw toko It bode. . ; ot no oo«t to youl T roopersTjanulfir. Motop-way a«m erl!b«U:ttie de- December usually brings . some ”1 think the country hah always I the home of the bride-to-be’s par­ far on the.daiSMnJalUcted in-the -LurcIms 3 ibs. 49c CHUCKS, BONELESS...... lb. 89e ' HartfOrii. Jan,,18 •endet Deputo .Vgmgii. Min­ Agree to decline in emploirment and'nn- felt that the attorney general ON ODK OWN b u d g e t PLAN ents. Miss Fogarty will become Uia | first three ijejai of. air atUcka. Cuban Envoy t e n announdil - ister Valerian'A. Zorin made to crease in unemplo.vm’ent, but offi­ should be a legal scholar and Byrd’s Siqiport 1 . 7 » x or 7.00 Monthly bride of Dennis Thomas Guay, aen EYE OF CHUCK For Oven Rogat...... lb. 99c But military experts said the SUto PoUce CHripmlS^ner Leo J the cow cil yesterday. cials said that this year the learned in the law,” the Illinois of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Guay, DBJCIOUS Apples for Lu k Ims .s Laotian pilots—trained In France Mulcahy were ik toNowar To Grand Jury changes were considerably more Senator said at a Judiciary com­ 20 Spruce St., Saturday morning | Zorin said the council should Washington Jon"13 Of) — Oev. and Thailand — probably would Russian Aide Trooper William Doyle, than seasonal. mittee hearing on the appoint­ A. Rlblcoff o f Connecticut, tho I at St. James’ Church. . 59c need Mveral days more o f flying condemn Belgium as an aggreespr, DBJVBIY 1-Year Factory- Get any size cut you need at our SERVICE MEAT Detective Division to Troop ask It to withdraw all Belgian mili­ Hartford; Jan. 13 (An — Three ment. secretary of welfare — designate, A miscellaneous ahower was ] to' 8harp«m he accuracy of their of the fo'w relucUnt grand jury (ConUnned on Page Thirteen) Democratic members of the Scnrice On Ail Parta I given by Mrs. Joseph Maloney Of] CASE ;.. - — Montevideo, Utuguay, Jan, IS Westbrook. tary - and' dvllian personnel from had a friendly meeting with the aim. Sgt. Frederlfik i^oran, Eai tern the Ckmgo,d request the General witnesses saved themselves, at committee quickly sprang to the Senate Finance Committee and AHYWHBIE and Labor I Milford, Mrs. Raymonid Thlffault So far there was no sign of air — The Uruguayan government FREE has ordered the (Tuban ambassa­ Detective Dlvlsiofi' to Head! uar- Aesembly togive urgent considera­ least temporarily, from punish­ defense of Kennedy. 35-year-old heard a prediction by Chairman and Mrs. Bernard Kehoe of Baat retaliation from the Soviet Union, tion to (^ depriving Belgium of its ment for contempt today by chang­ brother and campaign manager of Hartford at the latter’s home. A dor and the Soviet embassy's first tere Detective Division Jobless Pay Claims Harry F. B yrd,'^V a., that., he Communist China or North Viet Trooper George Potter,_ / East­ truetoesMp over Runda-Urundi and ing their minds about answering President-elect John F. Kennedy. would be conflHP^ tmsniinously tea waa given for the bride-elect secretary but of the country, Sens. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-NC, nam, which euppoit the Pathet charging they were connected with ern Detective Division to 'iToop F, (2) granting the territory immedi­ questions. by the Senate oaWnot post, by Mies Mary Fraher and Miss Bl- Lao rbbels. ^ t W ^tem intelli­ In Stale at 72,690 pro-Castro demianstrations and Westbrook. ate mdependence. They were Salvatore Amendola, and John A- Carroll. D-Col°-. “ Id Byrd said hlBpghrded Rllffcoff G-E Electric Automatic Range ienmary Fogarty who will be her j gence aourcea rqui^ted an old they had beeii struck by a strong street fights. Trooper Edward Fun! Eastern ' He Yold a reporter later that he \Oeorge Polashlan and James as “one of the kSfist appointments I sister’s maid of honor. model Soviet lOaBBafe plane, an was workirigr on a resolution along ^ ^ b b y Boyle" Santuccio. all Hartford, Jan. 13 (Pj—Unem­ parallel b e t w ^ the experience of Mrs. Salvatore ealmond and] Tender Corn-Fed Iowa 'nie expulsion order was voted Detective Division ^o roop E. made to the cabinet in a long AN2, was obeefO l IRbcting rebel these lines. But he said whether he prominently meiftlonad previously ployment compensation claims in Kennedy and William P. Rogers, I Miss Frances Guay entertained at last night by Uruguay’s 9-man Groton. time.” . ______• Pash-Button Controls Trooper Morton . ennemtetn. would introduce it would depend on by police officials as Hartford Cionnecticut rose to 72,690 for the attorney general in the outgoing a buffet eupper and miscellaneous | governing council,'which reported­ week ending Jan. 7, an increase of Ehsenhower administrotion. Rlbicoff won praise from Byrd gambling figures. even though the <3ovomor said ha shower at the latter’s home. Government Inspected ly la split 5-4 against an ou tri^t (Continued on Page Hiirleen) 7,264 from the previous week; Both Robert Kennedy and Rog­ • 23-Itich Master Dren' (Continued on Seven )T- The fourth witness, Thonrjas R. favors two prograimi the Virginian Flier break in .diplomatic relations vrith State Labor CJommissloner Rena- ers are former counsels of the Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s DeVito, a gambler now on proba­ to Rlcciuti said yesterday, in re­ strongly opposes—^fedorsd aid to oHiRh S p ^ Calrod Units tion, had his case deferred until Senate Investigations Subcom­ education and a medical core pitor gime. The majoritijr want to wait porting the latest total, that It mittee. Insane until more Latin American na­ later ln\the day because his coun­ waa the highest since Jan. 10. 1959, gram for the aged f 1 nancad ATLANTIC New First Lady’s Fashions The hearing on Kennedy's selec­ through social eecurlty. RIMcqff No MoRoy Dour tions take the step. sel was absent. when 76,331 claims were filed. tion to be a member of the new FURNACE OIL The decision declaring Cuban Amendola, who appeared with­ A year ago, the clUms»total was Aotomatie Delivery Waco, Tex., Jan. 13 —One of 7 out counsel, was the first to make cabinet got off to a crisp, tense (Oontinned on Fnge Seven) WITH YOUR OLD RANGE T men who took part in history’s Ambassador . Mario <3arcia In- 49,732. start in a jam-packed hearing ROASTING PORK known his intention to talk. The Hartford, Bridgeport, and L T W O O D CO. only use of the .atomic bomb as a chauategui snd Soviet First Sec­ Designer room. Phene Ml 8-II2D Thle week Plaehiiret will fea­ war weapon, Claude R. Eatherly, retary Mihail K. Samilov persona ■Waterbury offices led the state in Unlike other cabinet aelecUons ture at a great price saving ,,”-©rvllle L; Freeman, former gov­ to move cautiously in development NO MONRY Lean Chuck Ground . Lb. 69c This resulted Ini a nationwide reopen Monday . . . I ernor of Mlnnesota;^vlll take over oommlttoe niembejra bad T purge of the Electrical Wwkers’ its, were suspended when troops The dress sketch -showed a one- of its progriMna. One reason g, is DOWN 5H»».$3J5 IMPORTED moved in—as-., they . have into piece soft wool in fewii, a subdued Two Royal Navy ships tiy te the Department of-Agribultore, corded te flavor of i . I * Union, including the antt-Oonunu- that much o f the mldwestem farm Senato obofirmatton axaept nlst leadership. The Labor Confed­ numerous other public buildings— beige. It’S'gently shaped to the vain to pull 1,600-ton British sub­ with its vast system of field ofncM belt voted for Nixon rather than .WITILYOUR figure with a natural shoulder and marine dbem o ff sandbar off and farmer committees, on Jan. 20. William A. BlaMey, D-Tex, eration hierarchy has been success-* on the p,retext of invasion defenas... for Kennedy. waa te Texas aad eenM neb ’ be OLD TV BOILED HAM The government said 18 more' simple rounded neckline. Matching Rbthesqy Bay. Scotland . . .• Two One of his first steps Is expected Pinehurst Homburg u>. 55c ful s6 far In putting down the out­ silk torge at the waistline and Details of the farm program wlU reached. break of dissension and It 1s not persons, Including a number of sol­ Coast Guard vessels capsize in to be assurance to farmers that be developed after a big farm con­ Elba. $2.50 Mcgit But Not AU considered of significant scope yet. diers who Served under dictator cuffs is the only aCcent. moiuitainous .seas that sweep they can look for better days be­ The.dress is to be'worn with a ference of leaders of farmers’ own CLAIMS 6 AIR BBOOlUIt^ ; 2.50 Weekly or 11.00 Monthly Center Slicea $ 1 .1 D But it could be potentlaUy dangpr- Fulgencio Batista, were captured away- fishing boat they try to pull fore the year is out. organizations in Wswhington Jnn. soft-finish* 2-button wool coat in inseffar as the cities are con­ Loa Angelat, Jan. I t lR ,—Ij n LargjB Nome Style Link Sausage and Sanaage Meat Lb. I , ■ons. - , , in Pinar del Rio Province and to ^ e t y at mouth «|f Columbia 26. This meeting — arranged by Air Force today i lebn ei ate O ^ OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN It was generally assumed that charged with conspiracy. qiatching fa.wn color, with a aeml- River, Ore., and four Coast cerned. it may take more time to fitted ahSpe, simple rounded neck­ develop a coordinated assistance Kennedy and Freeman ht New world spoad raesirda tor to* Farm Fresh Roaeting Chickens and AD Center .49 Castro ^ u ld address the rally to­ ■ One mUlUaman was killed when Guardsmen -and two fishermen are York last week — is designed to HnatlerJotbawbar, BRrir citizen soldiers near Havana Unl< line and kn appllqued band from drowned. program to solve complex prob­ Fryenb Chideen Hreastai SUces Lb. I night . neck to hem.Tt has a datalfliable mloslng aad feand help the new administration draft LM6 mUM per bear wMb • 29c He was expected to announce venitly flred on an automobile that lems of slum clearance, mass policies that would bo widely ac­ collar Of Russian sable. Hie' coat is President* Eitonhowdr presides transportation, urban plam u^, load ef SERVICE THOMAS F. that ths "Invasion” from the Unit­ sidesmped a millUaman at a busy over his final Cabinet m eeting... cepted by produceto,v- Some new mile ed States had been scared off by intersection. Guards atop nearly lined 'With' the same fawn silk sewage disposal, juvemie denn- 4 OIUEEir Wo.. MAWbHBBXBR serge accenting the dreqa. Atomic Enwgy Commission says farm legisteUon doubUess will be lem^sns nCL. MI B-8404 the extensive display of Czqch and bpildin^'flred wildly for several 28 men were expesed 'to tndtetton 'quency and education. The Demo­ -wao’e Soviet-mads arms which has made minutes. ' The two proposed trends sketch cratic platform promised city folk STORE Featnilag This is the sketch o i Mrs. eS' showed a drcM and co%t with after last week’s explosion of nu- T v ^ e the details may bo lahkr i-- « BUSDOCSS W nOMB _ tl!.lleli'!^ 0|N i Thiniay aid Friday,T|ll^ I yij^ much of the island ah armed The govsniment-controlled press cloar reactor, but obeckupn "show a seat on tha.'TOsldant’s cabinet eamp for several'weeks. today gave a,'different version^ John F. Kennedy’s gam t to be tha ^same general rilhouetts|—easy Sad Kennedy has endorsed a sp^ 71S MaiB 8L, Manchester • Open Tonltht till 9 # nione MI 9-9S2S 4 AUTMIOBIUO vsotn during Inaugural festivl- no clinical sjnnptomff* te any of Mi ffagnate). t ■ihe’ government news oganey tham. del n p m by uibsa experts esu- fiH an much last niight It claimed « sa Pxgn Nhm). Ues. / (A P jPHotolex). (ConManed an Fagn Twa). 1 '. a ' A*) .\

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