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MONDAY, JANUARY 8.1982 PAOB FQimTBEN A venge Dailjr Net Press Ron The Weather. '1? - . | r Em tiig llsrslii ^ ' For the Week Ended Forecast ot tJ. S, Weatlier BnrMm • ;* 5 January 6, 1962 -■ ■ '■ * 5 The Slateihood a t Ten^le Beth 13,531 . Fair and mueh eblder tonight. ' . i About Town Sholom will meet tomorrow at 8:15 I.OW, 10 to IS. Wedneaday. fair p jn. in the Temple vestry. The Him, Daniels-Vicorito Wedding Sfember of the Audit and (Bofd. High tat 20*. \ - "HoUdaya in IsraW,” wUl be shown. nnvWEONESDAYK Bureau of Circulation ^ e?” TiM Lucy Bpwctr Group of 8e«s Manchester^—A City'of Village Charm > ti’ Miss Patricia Aim Vicorito and SchimMel • Rits ead OodfraBKttooal .phurdi wlU The Valparaiso Unlverally Guild, — — ■ ’’f; SiMt WoAwwUy at 3 pAU In the Nutmeg (mapter, will meet at Zion Edward CUfton fianiela, both of Evangelical Lutheran Church to­ (ChMsifted Advertising on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS church parlor, weather pet^ttins. Manchester, were united In mar­ VOL. L3piX I,^0. 83 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 Meiiihina will make cancer paUnited States from Mon­ She wore a cryata] coronet with ' Hartford, Jan. 9 (/P)—Re­ Wells St.; has been procnoted to fingertip ailk lUuaton veil, and oar-' Washington, Jan. 9 When newsmen quizzed him. on- tana to Louisiana and Missis­ V. stordtesciw third ' class in the Mrs. Ethel Davis, 14 'unden S t. the point he said: publican gubernatorial aspir­ has returned hmne from a holiday rlcd a Muquet of white roses. sippi today. U.S. Navy, Ho Is serving The Democratic leadership of “I have every confidence that if ant John Alsop charged today Numbing below zero cold.hit the aboard the USS. Norris at Ouan> vacation spent with her s<»»j Wil­ Miss Oalre Dearoaier o f Man­ chester served as maid of honor. Congress predicted today that the bill comes out of the ways and Rocky Mountain region following tanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba, liam S. Davis and family, Rich­ means committee It will, be ap­ that Connecticut Democrats mond. Va.- . Bridennalds were Mlae Joan Gag- the bulk of President Ken­ "are being "manipulated like the heaviest snow of the season, liardi. East Hartford, Mias Gloria nedy’s heavy legislative pro­ proved by the House.” and this band of snow and below Training Area Ih e PWowcr'aft Club will meet He was asked quickly:. -"What puppets” with Democratic freezing weather was reported as Holy Family Mothers C i r c l e Rutsky and Miss Roberta Vend- grant will be passed in the tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic riUo, both of Manchester. All wore do you think of the chances of Its State and National Chairman far South as Arkansas, Louisiana Temple. Cards will bo played will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at emerald green satin walla-length new session starting tomor­ coming out of the committee?" ., and Mississippi. the home of Mrs. Robert Halllsey, McCormack paused a momcht, John M. Bailey, pulling .the At Fort Hood after the business meeting. gowns, designed with short sleeves, row. strings. Freezing weather and hazardou.i 100 Indian Dr. Mrs. Robert Bran- small bows at the waistlines, bouf­ The House majority leader and then said in a tone of finality; driving was foreca.sl for Southwest The Women's Home League ot nick will serve as ce-hostess1\ "•Well, thank you, gentlemen.” Alluding to Bailey's move to de- fant skirts .with back fullness and apeaker-to-be. Rep, John W. Mc- llvei; the Democratic U.S. Senate Alabama and Northwest Florida. Site of Mishap the Salvation Army will meet to­ matching' headbbws with circular cJormack, D-MaSs., told reporters .^Prevlew of Message The U S. Weather Bureau listed morrow at 3 p.m. in Junior hall. The WCTU of Manchester will The session with Kennedy was nomination to former Gov. A. A. I veils, I%e maid of honor carried after a White House breakfast Riblcoff, Alsop told the Hartford I Butte, Mont., as the coldest spot Hostesses will be Mrs. MaJ. Wal­ hold an all-day meeting tomorrow a boUq^uet of yellow and bronze parley that the Presldertt scored billed as a preview of the State in the nation with 41 below zero. Ft. Hood, Tex., Jan. 9 (/Fi— ter Lamle, Mrs. Elizabeth Wil. at South Methodist Church. X The ot the Union message the Presi­ Republican Women’s CJlub: I pompona, and the bridesmaids car­ Mrs. Paul R. Schlmmel a ’’tremendous record last year" "The boss pulls the strings and It was 39 below at Laramie. Wyo., An Army tank and a five-ton son and Mrs. Ethel Hastings. meeting will begin at 10:30 iuni., IN MANCHESTER He, added: - dent will dellvpr to Congre.ss In and minus 32 at Greeley. Colo. ried b r o i^ pompons. they line up and nod their heads truck filled with 23 soldiers a potluck will be served at noon, ’’I have every ' confidence that person Thursday. Cabinet mem­ A fanner near Greeley said his Junior bridesmaids were Miss Miss Judith F. Ritz of Canton, bers were .summoned to a later one after the other. The only head crashed head-on today .killing Immaculate Conception . Moth­ and the business meeting will be Deborah VicoMto, Manchester, sis­ Ohio, became the bride of Paul R congress will enact Into' law the that won’t nod belongs to the Con- thermometer registered 40 below held at 3 p.m. Mra. A i^ u r Gib greater part of the President's session'to go over the mc.ssagc. zero. five soldiers and injuring at ers Circle will meet Wednesdw at ter of the bride, and Miss Sharon Schlmmel of Manchester D4e. 30 After h is, "thank you," McCor­ gressman-at-Large (Frank Ko­ 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Tfiom- son Is chairman of refreshments. Clrigliano, Hartford, couAin of the program," Denver, digging out. from least 22 others. at First Preebyterlan Church in mack walked away from the squad walski and I expect that one will SLS Albro, 50 Winter St. bridegroom. They wore gold satin McCormack was speaking of the .be chopped off.” snowfall of more than 14 Inches, All of the dead and injured Frances Herron Council, Pyth­ Cantqn. domestic side of the administra­ of reporters and the battery of shivered in 19-below zero weather, waltz-length gowns, designed microphones 'and that was it — were from Co, A.of the 85th Motherhood of Mary Mothers ian Sunshine Girls, will meet to­ identical to the other attendants' The brjde Is the daughter of Mr. tion's want' list. It was 7 below in Chicago, coldest Circle has canceled Its meeting for night at 8:30 In the Knights of a That program Includes tax re­ news conference was over. No Rate Increase weather of the winter. Armored, a unit of the 2nd gowns, with matchhing headbows, and Mrs. John V. Rltz, Canton. The The leaders of House and Sen­ tonight and will meet Monday, Pythias Hall, 4«5 N. Main S t and carried bouquets of bronze and vision, medical care for the aged _ artford,'>■ Jan. 9 (>P)-“TIie,i Snow drove as far South acro.ss Ariiiored Divisioii, said Col. JSn. 15. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Raymond Gamble will in­ yellow pompons. bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and under social, security, aid to edu­ ate, with Vice President Lyndon Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. does not j ;Texas as Abilene, .Texarkana and Edward Kyle, information of­ Mrs. Edward Goss, . 123 Helalne stall new officers. Refreshments Raymond Girard of Hazardville JMrs. A lfred E. Schlmmel, 36 cation and other highly contro­ B. Johnson, gave Kennedy their contemplate any .Immediate in- the F.ort Worth-Dallas area, with ficer for the fort. Rd. will be served. served as best man. Ushers were Phelps Rd., Manchester. versial proposals. formal invitation to deliver his crease in rates if it )s allowed to sleet and freezing rain extending The coUlKlon occurred pn a McCormack left ^n deep doubt, State of the Union message to a purchase the Norfolk Water Co., td" Waco in Central Texas Malvin Deeiltes of Andover, George The Rev. George E. Parkinson main street of th* fort in Cehtral. Des Cheiieg Jr., Hartford, cotuin however, the outlook for the pro­ Joint session. its president has said. Snow In Texas Texas. pastor of First P resb yterian posal ?or health care under the So­ Frederick B. Silllman, Bridge­ A fall of three to five Inches of of the bridegroom, and Anthony Church in Canton, performed the Names of the dead and Injured Paggoii of Manchester. cial Security system. (Continued on Page Three) port president, appearing before snow in the upper half of north- Will be released after next of kin Lorinir Studios evening oemdielight service. Can- the Slate Public Utilities Commis­ central Texas and two to four Mrs. Vicorito wore a turquoise delabra and white flowers were at Our 47th Birthday Sale have been notified. MRS. EDWARD CLIFTON DANIELS chiffon dress with matching acces­ sion'yesterday-said his company Inches of snow In the Texas Pan­ Ten Serious the altar. Mrs. Parkinson was or­ proposes to pay $126,000 for Nor­ handle was predicted for tonight. sories, mid the bridegroom's ganist. ■ Ten of the injured are in serious Notice! mother wore a fuschla chiffon dress starts today with these Six Month Economic Ou^oU folk’s 2,800 outstanding shares' of In Oklahoma snow depths varied cohdillon. with matching accessories. Both The bride, given in marriage by common stock. This would be $36.- from two to fix'* Indies In the ''Tiiere wa.a a collision and a Indian to Discuss wore orchid corsages. her father, wore a white velvet 000 more than Norfolk’s book northwest, with some snow also In gasollrie explosion,” Kyle said. SHOE Police Arrests A reception and dinner for 400 gown, designed with re-embrold- Big Birthday Buys! value, he said. the central, south and southwest "That la about all we can say , Counliys’ Customs guests was beld at the Roeemount ered Alencon lace trim, a scaUoped Retail Sales tet Increase, sections. now." In Bolton. For a motor trip to neckline with V back, long tapered Sale Apprnt'ed Snow was falling over all of "The tank was heading West for SHINES Charles Henry Hildebrand, 22, Washinglon, D. C., Mrs. Daniels sleeves and chapel train. She wore n .m nn,. Arkansas xx'lth deptha of four Inch- a training arek and the truck was Mias Adelaide Kamnl Paul of of 110 Birch St., this morning was wore a blue and green wool suit a crown ot Alencon lace with bal- New Haven, Jan 9 un - ! PS and more. Communities In the traveling East,”-Kyle said. "They lerina veil of Illusion, and carried sale by the city of 13 acres of Daily From 3 P.M. Allahabad, India, will be gutfst arrested and charged with viola­ with blue accessories and orchid But No Room Expected northwest had readinga ns low sa collided at the entrance to the corsage. The couple will live at 281 a bouquet of white cameUias ahd city-owned" land to the state for 9 degrees early- today. Many motor pool of the 67th Armored epeaker at a meeting of the Ver- tion of probation. Police are hpld- Ivy. ■ use as Center for retarded chll-. Thursday Nights Center St., Manchester. schools closed and traffic was on Nortb Ave. We believe the dead plandt School PTA tomorrow at ing him in custody pending ap­ Mrs. Daniels la a graduate of Bridesmaids were .. Mlaa Diane New York, Jaq (iP)—A re-*’ Prices should maintain stability. dren has been approved by the moving with difficulty. and injured were passengers In Bruce of Garden City, Long Island, and All Day Saturday, 7:30 phti. in the school cafeteria. pearance in Circuit Court 12 to­ Bulkeley High School, Hartford. tailing expert says this year will be McNair said the people's ability bbard ot aldermen. At Jackson, Miss., a snowstorm the truck.” morrow Inomlng at East Hart­ Sre ig'employed In the tabulating N.Y., and Misa. Athena Mlhoa of better than 1961 but won’t gener- to buy will be "substantial" with' The board acted last night,- en­ accompanied by mib-freezlng- tem­ Kyle said the driver of the tank She will discuss the customs of her Canton, Ohio. T hey w o r e pink dorsing Mayor Richard C. Lee's A Si^n to Chill a Grammarian Come in for the best country. ford. ■ department at Pratt and Whitney 4tte a boom. ' disposable income running cur­ peratures closed some highways received ..puts and the guide for Curtis Baskervllle, 45, of 77 Aircraft, division of United Air­ velvet street-length gowns with V f MalcolpsHP. McNair, professor of rently at a record annual rate of offer of land to the state. and schools. There is no point In going out on the Ice If you’re frozen. Much better to stay at home by the fire­ the tank was not injured. He said Miss Paul, a national of India, craft Corp., East Hartford. shaped necklin^ three-quarters- Earlier this year, the state gen- The weather bureau predicted shoe- shine in town! is studying at tlie Hartford School North St., was charged last night retailing, at Harvard Graduate $375 billion. place and watch a TV hockey game. On the other hand there la not much use In Ice if It Ish t he did not know if the guide was All Work Guaranteed! with breach of the peace. The ac­ Mr. Daniels attended Manchester len^h sleeves, and beU sklrta with Schodl ot Business Administration, "Economic observers are prac­ -eral assembly approved the sale from one to three Inches of snow frozen. For that matter, is It Ice If It Isn’t frosen? The sign at the West Side Oval means Its Inside the tank or outside. of Education, Hartford Seminary High School and is employed as a self roses at the walsUinea. They Special before Wedhesday with a low of 20 Foundation, for her second year. cused is free after posting a $100 told the National Retail MerchanU tically unanimous in forecasting of the old Woodruff Hospital here dangerous to walk on the Ice when it's thin. (Herald photo by Saternls). "It was very cold at the time of . e WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS e bond pending court appearance In plumber In Hartford. carried silver mesh balls flUed with xAsaociation Convention last night the trend of consumer income In to the hospital of St. Raphael with degrees forecast at Jackson to­ the collision, about 7 a.m. right In India, Miss Paul is a teacher of ------3T-:------for “Shoe Repairing — Second to None!” Circuit Coiu-t 12, Manchester, Jan. white pompons and holly berries. ' that he Is optimistic about the the first half , of 1962 as rising by the. $1 million in proceeds to go night. now It is sleeting and Icy,” Kyle Ekigllsh and geography at the Melvin Tumble of Daytop, Ohio,, some 6 per cent,” he said. Winter hit Louisiana full-force. said several liours laterj "but we Mary Waranoke Junior College for 22.. first half of 1962 hut has some to the construction of the chil­ fraternity brother and rooimnate Monday reservations about'the second half. "Also it is significant that the dren's center. A drop Into the low 20s by night­ American Shop do not know if it was sleeting at Girls. Edwin T. Riley, 21, 172 H Spruce Weekend Crashes of the bridegroom, served as best fall was forecast as snow fell In St., was arrested yesterday by The economic highlights in the. savings rate is" already dropping the time.” There will be a short business man. Ferenc Szasz of Bucyrus, from the high level of last summer the northern part of the state. Kyle added that early this morn­ meeting and refreshments. State Trooper Francis Keene Jr. of Tuoaday , next six months, he said, will he;- Leate Arrangement HOUSE k HALE Bring 3 Arrests Ohio, wee an usher. Government spending, particu­ and can plausibly continue this de­ Icy condition's caused by the In Willimantic ing It was clear and. cold at the Colchester Troop and charged with Mm. Rltz wore a mink-colored New Haven, Jan. U (J1 — George snow and r^idly skidding tamper- SHOE REPAIRINO SERVICE non-support. He posted a $200 bond ^ and larly for defense purposes, will be cline somewhat further. At the fort. The Nile River baSln covers 1.1 Three persons were arrested yes. wool dress with amber accessories, same time consumer credit is ex­ Alpert, the New Haven Railroad's atures closed roads. Jaading from Kyle said pictures taken at the ' i r $ E OCR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—MI 8-4128 milUpn square miles or about one- for appearance In the Wllllmantlc a powerful stimulus. The steady terday In two of three motor ve­ and the bridegroom'e mother wore Wadnaaday! advance-of statd,^6nd municipal panding.” former president, indicates that northern' Louisiana to southern B iggest O bM ac le To Close Doors collision site showed nothing left tenth of Africa, according to En­ sesiisn- of Circuit Court 11 tomor­ hicle accidents;'one at 1 a.m. a hit- a beige brocade dress. A recep­ He added that In general consum­ the line’s bid'managrement will Arkansas. but the ciiarred remains of the tank row. spending will continue. cyclopedia Brltannlca. run Incident: No Injuries were re­ tion for 100 guests was held in the Consumer expenditures will more er buying in- the first half can be suggest operation of passenger vK Shreveport, all public schools Willimantic, Jan. 9 (45 — Union and the truck. ported in the cbllialons, police said. church social parlors after the nearly keep pace with rising In­ expected to follow the trend-of ris­ service by the government through jbere closed. About, half 'an Inch officials today confirmed long­ of' snow had fallen by 9. a.m. and ,New Haven, Jan. 9 Alpha strike. sales would go up at least 4 per Alpert dlacusee^"the old man­ opening day Wednesday, Connecti­ not included in the polt., Lawrence Spitz, sub-district YOU BE THE JUDGE! on Center St. The Nordby car isorority. Mr. Schlmmel is a nm - A rise for the. construction in­ cent from February to July. agement's sugfSKiohs in a peti­ cut congressmen reported that Behind President spokesman for the United Steel lor pre-medical m ajorat Ohlo^Wes­ pulled out Into the center of the dustry Is Indicated but home build­ McNair said that any very mark. tion filed in U.S. District <3ourt Airlines Seek foreign affairs, overshadowed do­ Reports on the itste's stUlude Workers Union, said “ We have NOVELIST BIBS road and then attempted . to leyan University. He received a ing isn’t likely to be a big factor yesterday asking for more tlm-e to mestic issues in their conversations- about where the .country stands been' Informed by the new owners IS ONE BOOK OF STAMPS WORTH $13.26? make a right turn Into 353 fellowship In economics and has (Continued on Page Tito) and what the President l.s doing of the company that they do not New York, J.aa. 8 (45 — Rich­ In the Increase. come up with the reorganization with voters in their districts while ard Sherman, the novelist, short Center St. Mrs. Moses tried to been on the dean’s Ust for five plan. JYhad been due yesterday. Penalty Fees they were home'over the holidays. about it ranged from Oialmo’s intend to operate the company.” pass on the right,' police said. semesters. He Is a member of Further, he said, "They have story writer and screen writer, y ■ 'The congressmen, polled by the view that the Connecticut voter is Damage was' minor. Patrolman Beta Theta PI fraternity. Associated Press, said Katanga "definitely behind the president” informed us that the reason for oollapeed and died last night In Richard Rand Investigated, Mrs. F M iflio is Appoihtment Made For ^No Show’ to Sibsl’a feeling that there is "a the decision is beyond the control a New York restaurant. He was Figures Tell The Story f Curves in the Rif(ht Places and the tariff question were prl- Moses and Nordby were ordered Hartford, Jan. 9 (45— - Miss msrily- what people talked about, sense of reservation.” of the company and/or the union.” 56. Sherman wrote hundreds of to appear * In Circuit Court -12, 'piclal Blanche Neyhart of <3cttysburg, S. Washington, Jan. 9. (45—Airlines proba.bIy bessMoa they appeared to published short otorteo, ocoree ot i n r - Check these figure»—check bur cash savings against stamps—and see .why - (Continued on Page. Seven) ‘ Manchester, Jan. 29. 09585781 D. today was given the ^rmanent may begin on March 1 charging be .the mfist confused issues at (Continued on Page Seven) Hollyxvood flldM and four best­ thousands of homeowners in this area are right in— A t 9 o’clock last night. Mrs. Look Like Girl in Dad’s Djty, appointment as chief of welfare re­ p r ^ n t. selling novels. Grace L. Storey of Hartford was passengers up to $50 when they IWM1BN MiiMiHMiji TiMt rtrar Monday search, State Welfare Department. Lemi Confusion arrested and charged with failure CirtIM litontory tub pnn Kkt-AM lA- The appointment was announced d'qn’t show up for their reserya- There seemed to be less confu­ TOLL STANDS AT 87 to grant the right of way. Her car Ml Mgtralin ) llm ts iiwk ittMdi KWty 'That’s Newest Spring Fashion by Welfare Commlsslbner Becnatd4-tl'lons, the Civil Aeronautics Board sion over Berlin or President Ken­ Utrecht, Holland, Jan. 9 OP)— Switching To CoOperafiyel collided with the right front fen­ inmiiliiultuniiiyliaeiM 4l«titht takML Tiiaiday Invisible Black, JBoj^ Voice eil.BELL-ANS toSn for (In ftxitti liwn Shapiro after Miss Neyhart ranked has decided in a tentative ruling. nedy's attempts to , build, up the Relatives of vlcttma In Hol- der of a car driven by John R, rtlltf. 35# at dnigiliti. Sand pattal to SELL- New York, Jan. 9 -VPl'— This first on the basis of a nation-wide But a passenger may also collect lond's workt tr^n wreck xvere Rinaldi, 20, of East Hartford. ASa OranHhiri, N. V. fdr lltaral frtd laawlt. spring a woman will look, like the merit system examination. a penalty of at least $25 If he On Katanga, many voters arriving here today to help in Police said the Storey vehicle Her duties will be to, coordinate, shows up wl$h a ticket and finds seemed hesitant about the U.S, Alerts Bomber in Trouble Wodnaidayl N H kind of glr) dad might member, the grim task of Identlfjdng bod­ COOPERA'nVE OIL AT 1$.Se GALLON AVfY STAMP DEAL AT lAJc GALLON pulled out from a stopped position ])lan and conduct studies covering no seat available. policy of Supporting the central ies lying In long rows In a on Haynes St. Into Main St., although Junior la 'he entire field of social welfare In Its ruling yesterday, the CAB goxjemmeht of CJongo over the Se­ Los Angeles, Jan. 9 ck Ridge first look upon the hew woman- ficers of American Motors took Thus, it said, "The board' be- panel’s system of warning lights. 1472.4- $213.48 $26.52 1472.4 $240,00^ 2400 pay cut of almost 8500 mlUlon In On the tariff issue, most con- se<’tlon of Greenwich. 'Uhess rampant this spring — or glessmen saw a tendency to sup­ When the engines'flamed out, the Just- posstoly, when they first look form of reduced bonuses In fiscal (Contlnoed oh Page Four) box began playing a recording of 1961. ' port the President's reported plan IM'Ttai BI.A5IKD Ad agency campaigns upon the price tag. to revise U.S, tariff policies. How­ the voice of a woman he had never- ARE TWO BOOKS OF STAMPS WORTH $26.52? Anyway, you simply be­ U.S. Navy Skyrlder attack plane seen.' •lakaiia, Indonesia, Jan . 9 (/P) craohes after takeoff in Manila ever, at the same lime, there'was | — As ext»eelert for his threatened Invasion the viorld. Mrs. Simpson goes out connection between foreign policy! Gina's voice was chosen over . tinea to important clients and teletypewriter 100 t X T M STAMFS witk a I paaaO Napa# B^fsfaa of her way to faeUltate the mod­ In S hours, 16 minutes for new civil those of 12 other girls primarily of DtiU'li New Guinea. The In- 2208.6 $320,25 • $39.78 2208.6 .$360.00 ' service between tiie main offloe and all branches. plane record . . . Eight-inch snow­ Westerly, R. I.. Jan, 9 (45 — and forelg'n trade.” . doneslan President returned to 3600 60 EXTRA with Napaa Dali Stfla OaraaO laaf em woman’s movement. Salvage experts and equipment are Holding Fire ' because it is low and husky. Rancher Triiiiiiphs She has knee-free skirts — fall In Chicago coot city W60,000 ■'I’ve had no voice training,” Ills capital from the South Cele- But they wanted to inereaee effideacy even to remove from streets and high­ being gathered today to try to n ie fourth district’s Sibal said b<-s tour late yesterday. ‘'Col, more, and we eent a Communicatioai Caoaalt- 20 EXTRA witli aar I a i pkg af Oaii Oafs she calls them — to allow ladylike Most businessmen recognize we ; »«>'» Ulna- "I ca"’*^ In Five-Day Drive ARE THREE BOOKS OF STAMPS WORTH $39.78? sitting without undue winking of ways . . Former cowboy star. save the Norwegian freighter Lief Viisuf. the Sou til Celebes inlll- ant to review the aitualica. Hie reoamnMida- Hoot GHiobb, 69, underwent ab­ Viking hard aground on rocks 300 must engage, we must compete; a basket — my tarv coiiiiiiunder, assured Su­ 26 EXTRA with 2-11 tia D a a U Uaahaaa Maal , kneecaps. JackeU ars rareW qlut- feet from the Watch Hill light­ But they* are * ...... ■'holding their fire, too low. But I guess that a why it Ajijainsl W c a I h e r tiosw: inetall Speakstphoitea-l(W-’TiBDda4151)4 Saturday evening at Mayor Asks Salazar Talk th* Three Js ’ Restaurant taj Bol­ Qiiirch Debt is Oppose^ - ton.' James L, DeRocco PTA Memo WEAK HANDS AMUSE ' On Cuba Set Needs Study t o u k k a m e n t BLAVEBS By Residents [ A panel discussion'^-pn testing ' “ •’'•war* At $22,200 A . Mayor John Madden has sug­ ghaaUy hand la very interesting. aldhg E. Middle Tpke. were pre- i Cuba” at' a meeting at 8 p.m. W W T K AW members were told Sunday. who delves In the art and study Thursday , at the Knights of Co­ tor. Refreshments wrill be served. gested to the Town Council that If there’s any red blood In your B A Q 1 7 S 4 A K 5 S S dieted last ■ night by nine nearby i ------^ . v . ■When the plans for the addition of merdiandlsing. lumbus Home. The public is invit­ the^Hbrary directors be asked to vblna you alart right out on a life ^ K 1 4 9 A to 7 to the church were made in 1959, (Contimied from Page One) residents as they appeared before ed. Manchester Evening Herald 4 O > DeRocco, 44, of 140 Mountain conduc^Nt^study of the short and of crime. 0 $64,283 in gifts and pledges was re­ HEALTH CAPSULES tiie-Toivn Blanning Commission to Salazar is a former member of Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ A 6 4 2 ♦ A X I f t Kennedy accept^, of course, Rd., manager of the Parkade long temi hq^s of town libraries^ When this hand came ^ on g m ceived durtag a one-day fund rala- I ' b» Michael A- Petti. M.D. oppose a proposed zone change. the cabinet of Fidel Castro. He is line Little, telephone Pilgrim s o u n and then dates were set for the Object of their opposition was a leara store since February 1960. the naUonal tournament in H^ous B 10 t 2 . .Ing campaign. These pledges were 'Speaks of merchandising in line now affiliated with a Manchester 2- 6281. This studyNihould Include not other two major session-opening WHICH TYPE OP WDUNP IS request to change a 50-fopt strip construction firm.' His talk is be­ ton a few weks ago, the experts V 2 to be paid Off in three years. To MOST LIKELY TO PROPUCE with promotion. only the educatio'n^ and cultural who held North-South cards had O A K l o t 5 2 date a total of $61,418.76 has been presidential m-essages. I on E. Mjddle Tpke. from Residence , I As chairman o f ti|e Chamber ing sponsored by St. Mary’s St. The budget, message wHU be de­ L O C K JA W 1 ; Zone A and B to Residence Zone C. Germaine Guild, the Holy Name needs but also the physical plant a field day. North always start^ a ♦ 1QJ5 4 paid to Mis Harie Field, treasuerer. of Commerce Publicity, Publica­ livered Jan. 18. it was announced Purpose of the zone change is to Society and the Catholic Men’s Rancher Triumphs requirements, he paid. The ptipase camiilgTi to swindle West out of ^ Anyone who wishes to make a I FORBES, INp. tions, and Public Relations Com­ long term. Madden Bdded>q0uld be contribution to the fund may send and the annual economic report I allow a subsequent appeal to the mittee, he is Involved in pre.sent- Club. , his ■vulnerable slam. 1 O In Five-Day>^ Drive construed to mean approxhtiately Pms hls check to Mias Field. Jan. 22. Neither of those la to be ! zoning board of appeal# which Ing the Chamber's "Chamber The Guild will have a short bus­ In some cases, iness meeting at 7:30. Refresh­ five years, and the whole sui^y right to six diamonds. When this T O Dei^ AT Town Firm Low Bidder deliwired in person. I would allow construction of an of-. Made” publication , to . some 400 should be completed no later thim was enough to buy the hand, S»“ th Openifig kad — A 2 The Seminole Construction Co,, The Senate’s majority report : fice building on the strip and ad- merchants and manufacturers here. ments will be served after the talk. Against Weather Storm parking Ban July 1. The matter is to be placed gave up only 800 pointa to take the which only recently eatabllshed leader, Mike Mansfield, D-Mont.. j jacent property already zoned for REMODELING '•RromoUng the town' and what headquarters here, was apparent and' McCormack told newsmen the I Residence B uses. During the past several, storms, (Continued from Page <>np) on the agenda for discussion at slam away from West. the chamber is doing is an im­ snow removal operations have West refused to sell out, So^th Ing girls at the proapect of losing low bidder on the Goff Brook sanl- bulk o f . this morning’s breakfast 1 Submitting the zone change ap­ portant and satisfying part of this the Jan. 17 meeting. been hampered by the fact that was willing to go on to seven dia­ 500 pdlnts. - . \tary sewer job In Wethersfield, ac­ talk was about the legislation plication for John Barnini, who re­ SERVICES • poeitlon.” DeRocco .says. 000-acre ranch at Westover in The council has voted to trans­ 'There’s probably a moral in this: many residents have parked their fer $1,000 from the contingency monds. A penalty of 500 points cording to the board of contract ivhich must pstss through the ways portedly holds a firm agreement to " I enjoy getting people interested Souths Central"' South Dakota If you find yourself getting irritat­ ai^supply of the Hartford Metro- and means committee and its buy the strip to add to the lOd In Manchester, from the standpoint cars on the roads.- As a result, the fund to the sanitary Investigation was still a good bargain. selectmen have ordered that ^1 Thursday morning, and had plan­ OuUandiah Bids ed by very had hande, try dupU- olithn District Commisaion. Kir- Senate counterpart, the finance feet of adjacent land he owns, was of what a clean town it is to live in, committee for further investlga- cate bridge. Deuces wlU ^ v# you automobiles parked on the roads tio'n. and preparation of tighter In a few cases North dreamed y Ti^pw, of AVhltney Rd.. owner committee. The chairmen o f both. Atty. Leon PodroVe. The parcels residential-wise and business-wise. ned to arrive at this auction cen­ no pain. _ \ S are situated about 240 feet east of three stores were under his ju­ will be towed away at the owner’s ter tonight. codedx|or sewer requirements. up more outlandish bids. One of the company said he had been Rep. ,^ilbur Mills. D-Ark.,' and Manchester has everything jmoffer risdiction. Dally Question tolfl the foniiul award of the con­ Main St., on the north side of E. for ideal living condltlpna,’’ De- expense. . . . ' Today’s weather forecast called player jumped to three notrump Sep. Harry F. Byrd.. D-Va,, at­ Came Here In liMO Trails and roads in private de- ‘The cduncll has discussed he fact You are not vulnerable, and the tract will pr^ably be made in Middle Tpke. IM c o relates. for winds up to 40 miles an hour with the North cards and found tended the session. •' In 1960, he came to manage the velopmenW where automobiles are that there is no contingency fund himaelf playing the hand un­ opponents ire. Partner deals and about a w e e k \ ^ e Seminole bid Thase urging the commission to | Started in Advertising with a temperature of 15 below. for the library board. All library bids three diamonds. The next Awaiting .Answer Sears’ Parkade Store. He joined parked, hampering snow removal, Wind-blown snow had cut visibil. doubled. He didn’t win a single was $197,645. Umjer contract spe­ reject the zone change included Bom In Gloyersville, N, X., on funds are earmarked for specific player doubles. You hold: Spades One of the great, questions Ernest and Ruth Oakman, Roger the chamber and today Is'^ a mem­ will not be plowed, according to trick, but that cost only 450 poinU. cifications some \1,500 feet of A PUNCTURE WOUNP SUCH April 9, 1917^on of the late Louis Ity to a quarter mile by the time purposes in the budget. Considers' —None: HearU—Q 9 8 6 5 3; Dia­ awaiting an answer from the capl- Macaione, Alan and Louis Hotch­ Al you walk through their doors of our new ber o f' its board of directors and the order. Hlght and hls drovers nudged the If he had been doubled he would sewer must be connoted on the AS THA-T CAUSEP BY A N A IL and ConpeUa (Piassa) DeRocco, executive division retail commit­ tion of appropriating funds for a monds — Q J 7 6 2; Cluhs—T I. , tol is whether Kennedy's sweep-1 kiss., Helen Mitchell. Arthur Fleet Church Notes herd over its final 17 miles to the have run to diamonds. fairways of'the Wethehrteld Coun­ t h e he received his education there, library contingency fund will he What do you say? ing proposals for broader powers O fi GUNSHOT IS T Y P E Shorts, Ruth Howes, and Mrs. F. home the eompleie facilities of McCarthy tee. He is also a member of the The trustees of First Qongrega- safety of the stock pens. One North player jumped to four try Club before April l/^o permit MOST LIKELY TO CAUSE graduating from Gloversville High Parkade Businessmen’s Associa­ scheduled for the Jan. 17 meeting. notrump, as though Interested in Answer: Something rigorous, the normal opening of t h e ^ l f aea- to negotiate tariff cuts will get | L. Lincoln. In 1935', a year that he entered tional Church has set the annual As It waa he had to leave three Also on the Jan. 17 agenda will such ss seven diamonds! The op­ LOCKJAW. tion. meeting of the church for 8 p.m. of the more jittery animals at an a slam. South ah.owed one ace by aon. Also Service must be avaUable priority in ways and means. It Basis of Opposition Enterprise# are at yoiir service. Among ■ business at Sears in display and Thlr year he has been named be acceptance of the reports o f the bidding five diamonds, and North ponents must be laydown for a to the new Junior High SchMl at must compete with the Investment HqkIiK ftKiiifEi fivM hBlglul Ideas brought up by the*opposi- advertising. Jan. 16 in the vestry. outlying ranch because they were co-chairman of the Governor’s The Ladies’ Association will officers of the town for the year passed with a perfectly straight slam, and your only chance Is to Wells Rd. and Willow St. by Sept tax incentive program, which has tion included depredation of real these are Forbes, Inc., millwork and remodeling, J. A. McCarthy, building corporationa, He was with the Sears store in affecting the rest of the herd. He ending July 31, 1961. ’This matter talk them out of it for a «nall Committee for Hiring the Handi­ iheetfrom 10:S0 a.m. to 8;»0 pm. planned to bring them in by truck face. The opponents fell for this, 1. - high preference as part of the estate values, insumdent parking { Oneota. N. Y., for one year prior wa-s tabled at the last meeting so penalty. would be provided on the premises cap, for Manchester. He is chair­ tomorrow in the vestry for a work today, and South got away with a loM Public Records. xcommittee’s unfinished business the proposal which Is likely to and McCarthy Enterprises, real estate agency. Located al One Main Street, Vernon, Conn, to his enlistment in the tl S. Army man of the essay committee for that the councllmen would have For Shelnwold’a 36-page book- provide one of the hottest' bat­ with a resultant overburdening In February 1941. He served « tour meeting. Hlght figures plenty of feed and of only 50 points. Warrantee deeds; Jamea R. and from last session. that group in which Manchester The church board of finance will ample time to review the reports. . It was good clean fun, and iet, "A Pocket Guide to JBridge,” Before brushing off the ques­ tles in thei session. along the E. Middle Tpke. curbs j of duty in the Aleutian Islands. water between now and the sale The repiort of the sanitary study from the estate of the welfare re­ Elizabeth Ann Harrison to The­ (Rt. 8 ,3 , next to Vittner's Carden Center.) ' school children in Grades 11 and meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Kings­ time will put lost weight back on nobody complained. North would­ send 50c to Bridge Book, The Man­ odore A. and Olive M. Budzlnski, tion about medical care. McCor­ Yesterday Kennedy made un­ by parked cars; and the need to Alaska, for three and one-half commission will be considered on cipient and half the eum must be chester Evening Herald, Box 8318, avoid further encroachment on 12 may send in essays on "The bury House. hls steers. ■ n’t have bAn- quite so,^ happy Iota In Woodland Terrace; Har­ mack emphasizzed that he person­ usual efforts to enlist bipartisan years, and was discharged as a Jan. 17. 'Dlls report was also refunded to the state. The prob­ Grand Central Station, N. Y. 17, residential land with uses that are technical sergeant in December, Role of the Community in Employ­ A military whist party will be Eldon Daughters, manager of with hls cards at rubber vey S. Collins to Frederick R. ally is a very strong supporter of support for hls foreign policies. ment of the Handicapped.” tabled so that councllmen could lem under consideration Is wheth­ bridge. He wpuld still try for a N. Y. not strictly residential. 19!S5. held at 8 p.m. Saturday at First the WinneV Livestock Auction, er the estate should refund the Macht, lot on Collins Rd.; Helen DeRocco is married to the for­ Congregational Church for the read it thoroughly. It had bean cheap sacrifice, but he wouldn’t (Copyright 1962, General Fea- Barnini stoutly defended the DeRocco was in the Chemical said he expected all of Hight’s submitted to the town in August, money in two checks, one to South Brown Cahrer of Florida -to B. mer Margaret Ottati of Amster­ benefit of the interior redecora- cattle to be sold in one day. He send out for champagne and danc- tures Corp.) Brainerd and Dorothy M. Bell of amount of parking which would be * Warfare Service during his Aleu­ but never accepted because of the Windsor and the other to the state, provided. He asserted h4 was tian duty, serving in an admin­ dam, N. y., and the couple have tlon fund. Mrs. Dayton H. Whip­ already has had inquiries from at or If the transaction should be Glastonbury, lot on south shore of Invisible Black Box V oice ple II, Mrs. Herman Allard and changeover in government. Mem­ against parking on E. Middle istrative capacity. three children, Mary, 12, L Herald erred in re­ new officers. ■ carrying a dangfrbus 'weapon In a ferring to Joseph Gordon, the Action on either of the two pro- "Rhyilhra existed before melody: and redlngotes; One gwtrllng MiM June Rider, noble grand- motor vehicle il.i, tliso/a-.■ green handkerchief skirt is done With JEFFREY HUNTER plalntlft-^of Gordon's Realty Co., elect, and Mrs. Elsie While, vice duct (2). vagrancy (1), vice (Ii. po.sals before the cimmlgsiori is udthout rhythm there is no music," all the way around in triangles. 8:15-8:18 as a Realtor. It should have re­ grand-fleet, are among the new i and 9 for motor vehicle lawe vlola- held In abeyance pending a .fur­ said Mra. Cyrus Tompkins, pro­ As the Dior models, wralthllke ported he litsa real estate broker. officera to* be installed. tlone, , ther meeting by the commission. gram chairman last night at the In substance and coloring, float- Wed.: Bob Hope In meeting of the Chamlnade Musical ed'down the runway, one fashion "Bachelor In ParadlaeF ■writer was moved to suggest tak­ Club held at the home of Mrs. ing up a collection to send the Lawrence Almond, 1206 Main St. girls tc camp. Dodge Did 140 LDoor Hirdiep About 35 members attended the Surely a psychologist would have program. Mrs. Tompkins went on theoiY to cover such compas­ to illustrate, through a diver/dfled sion. program, the effect that rhythm has on .^1 music. She added that ' National Coverage "Europe's opinion is that the Unit­ Good Show! ed States’ only original and most Hartford, Jan. — Gov. Nel­ Liz Tsylor F. Sinatra innportant contribution to music is son A. RockefeUer of New York Paul Newman Sh. MeLalns jazz.'a contrapuntal and syncopat­ wlU be interviewed on nation'wlde Illnstrated above are the facilities of Forbes, ed rhythm.” television here Thursday night "Cat On A "Soino ’’Musetta’s Waltz Song,” from after he addreeses a $100-a;plate Hot Tin Cams Inc. along with ita highly trained '^<*i’ew of cabi­ La Boheme by Puccini waa sung rathering of Connecticut Repub- R o o f Running* 4 by Miss Janette Fraser, aoprano; iesns. The Columbia Broadcast­ Tech, 6:15-10 8:10, Tseh net makers and tradesmei^ The experience uid Mrs. Howat*d Chase, soprsuio,’ ing System said yesterday the pro- sang ’’Siboney," by Ernesto Lecu- jram, -’'At the Source," will be Wednesday of these men and our facilities are available to ona. Both were accompanied by jroadcaat from Rockefeller's suite "Bachelor In Paradise** Mrs. Cyrus Tompkins. -"Slumber in the Statler-Hilton Hotel at 10 “Weekend With Luln** 'Song' of the Virgin," by Dudley p.m. Eric Severeid waa listed as you through oqr new remodeling services. Buck, was oung by Mrs. BMwln soB i uoHT m WE m uoai , Foster, contralto, accompanied by Mrs. John Porcheron. •Phone MI 8-1883 Mrs. Chase, played a violin aolo, Ends Tonight: "Myaterlona Island" ‘Everything’s Ducky** OF THE BIG AMD U TTIE - "Spanish Dance," by Fabian Rehfeld. accompanied by Mrs. Tompkins. Piano solos ware pre­ Oiir i^presentative wilj be pleased to stopjiy your home without eharge or obligation to sented by Mrs. John Porcheron. who played "Flrankie and Johnnie,” S T A T E B ^ I DM KTKM SM IliW lOW niCLCOmnm KnrORMANCE. TIm MMt $1I9 IM |9 Dirt hii iw offer suggestions as well as cost estimates on doing the job you have jn mind. arranged by John W. Sehaum, knd ■ rM. Cent. 4;45-4i00 65o—Shewn At 5:10 and 8:45 WM. Milt ptwiirM MmAmU ili hi llw hiiihim . Tlw Dfirt4 svAv.-a.'Vev., ■ wwAsv.os Now is r n b i m boomliiD. a p m l Tssr ts I II a i m l * PHoSo eotaim y Bsttmam Ankive Mias Marjorie Stevens, who played •No Dm MHiio 5f 5N il|M «Mi Dm iimiwy al • ib. "Chi' the Mall," by Bd'wini Franco Goldman. - • / SAFCTY^ Dirt ghui tm bnhiiii piMr-por-TiMi For an appointment day or evening, please call: Miss Kaithy Vannart and Mlaa FOROFAIRUNE 12079 flHR tmt m s m Mt piM As naih m 9t% Lorhne Skewea presentad^ tambou­ D ON M N Ii MNNi W Ni IN9 WfWKIm wBfBm A re you still paying bills the rine rhythms. Refretfunenta. were sen-ed by eO N N Ii MERCURY METEOR 52203 DCKNDAIIUTY. D vfi hiiy b rm p t i b l Yw n Mre Lawrenee Almond and her SMn mNw ImIwmii PIMI IrtM. A m u m * old fashioned way? committee. 9 m a » T H E NEW tIZ E DODME DART St241 m DM iHinMlir Ml HnDirD lir oabk. mm itarti. 6 6 99 The mo(3ern way to pay bills is by check. You not only save time and trouble, but you have Youth Killed M«wmE CHEVY BISCAYNE J2324 COlirOIIT. Wmly N Kwiiii, lumm. C>i^-hl|h m b . R iM iMr bMK ItaMbi MiMib aii Dm DmI M FORBES, INC. s Z2378 a receipt for every paid bill. What could be more efficient? ■ At The Connecticut Warren, Jan. 9 (JP) — A 16-year- u jo vd FORD GALAXIE liMilr If iM m M Dm m l tmiDi TmlM-AIri rMi. oM boy was killed last night when noun JOHN V. PANCIERA MI 9-1898 Bank and Trust Company there is a checking plan to fit your budget and s osr carrying five teen-agers skid- n* MSMiiin sMm k bmU m m m - im r DOC DODDE DART. Tm fNt ikMir Dmr MI 9-3392 ed aeroea Rt. 45 and plunged into laciMsn* MgiHlri m ill pvtce If Sta nrlsUer V. ThM im iMDDr Dmn Dm mmDmL needs. We’ll be happy to explain them to you. - 4 gully. ■asi 1 1-4m ( MUm. UMk m » Mew. lim ir The dead youth was Clyde Cow- (■Mil. lUMt m am e wumm. iM i m t IDml m rilii if mm ir .Mmbrt. lea o f Waahtagton. four com­ PUu This Soepeasa ^ThrUler At IBS PAL M|iBirt2'DNrS«4u ' mt i mrtiiMlIiii pirtirm n i. panions ware Injured, none criU- QUALITY CUSTOMER esHy. SATISFACTION THE CONNECTICUT BANK State police said the accident B M a h M iO B M ! WORKMANSHIP occurred about 1,000 feet from the AND TnUBT COMPANY Washington Town Line. TTicy said 80 OFFICES ... SERVINO 21 CONKfECTlfcUT COMMUNITIES the car also struck a telephime pole and tree. Member of Manehetter Chamber of Commerce There was no explanation for CHORCHES MOTORS Manchester Shopping Parkade the aoddent. The driver was 893 Main St IdentBed by State PoUoe as 19- 80 OAKLAND STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. yearioUl Aiwa FltU of Kair Freer s u m h a t i y ' ' ton, who onffeTed cuts and bfnlaea a/S,______•WN A NEW eU OR ONE OF »P» PRIZES DWIN6 NATIODN. JANUARY TREASURE HUNT. SEE YOM HREC DEALIn’FOR OETAIU- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, tJONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 PAOE.VIVB .MANpHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN>, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 mentary, who will retire with 28 RockvUle-Vemon RockviU^Verfwn years service; heard Miss Mar- .owner of th# c ir taken from. Maa- m ret Hart, Head of toe business A iriines Seek ehastar, reportad.ita dUapy a r - niesqiiinioiis department, at Rockville High pany Voice Objection S ta te N e w s TS adea alwctly eftar U last night Denial Stands School, will serve on a state-ap­ H i had perked the vehicle at 8 TeR o h er - Pay to Pass pointed committee to evaluate El­ P en a I t y ^'ees p jn . .whUa attending a NeUonel lington KIgh School; and,voted to R b u n d u p Oiiaill meeting hi. the Armory, on. LiaoErriMoa continue the salary ot Miss EUleen I To Parking Zone Plan Lease Railroad Depot Main I t g a o t w y o y d On Request Murphy, who was injured in Ay- Manchester police, led by Pa­ ,, $1 MilHon. m gust and whose 60-day accumulat­ F ot m Show’ trolmen Clerwice Heritage, inves­ (OoeHaead frons Page Oae) ed sick leave expired. tigated the area and found tha To Ride Bus School-Rwit8isi=-*nie-board-vot- And heated resistance to provisions in the prd- Willaird Rogers suggested today that the town ahould MaaHiChusattB - - licensed vriucla, fitoad o ff •street parking sone erupted last night at a public and to compile reports on the de­ lease the railroad depot at the North End from the New Ha­ (OeeBwwff jhwB ’ Page jbaeV Vernon achodl d.eachere tfriU col-ycanunUtoe^ month. He said ed to' allow collections to be taken which had bSen reported, stolen lect more than 81 inlUioh in salary and psriKxu)M work requires The ^second request in a month during basketball games of either 1 2. 3. Go!-! partment’s ■welfare program. from Dorchester earlier in the day. News fe r t fig hdd by the Town Planning Commission. Combining ven Railroad, rather than buy the property outright, to get UevM- that a raaarvatioiy^56* TUNE TEASERS sBlariea in the next school yeur, experience and ysaf around ptudy. for bus service for children of a the St.' Bernard’s team or teams Hlshway Patrol PoUce than sent out a stolen car Synabui to 'a muitt-'prbnged attack on the new zone proposals were around the present confusion over a clouded title to the ahow controls ara naada^’’ the first year aalariee will have Board cofoinKtoes have hem set rural Vernon family was turned in th^ Rockville Midget Lea^e, Fatality Report property.- ’ ( deaeripthm and shortly after 8 topped the 81 millton mark. t:lS Industry On Farads town d«velop«ni and attomtys.O- ^ Hta aaw rules woujt^' up and staffed on a yearly bSLSis in which play at Northeast School. . ~ .’?.**■- Sports a Weather ^ the lattae diarElng tha aug* Hartford, Jan. • (P) — The Rogers said he had already , for­ e.m. booked the boys at the po­ Raving the way to the mileatone down by toe board of education Rockville Recreation CSialrman S:26 Weather I«ew. a Span the coat o f the off-street parking, ^—Allow the . aUuea to collect lice station after they were re­ the past as .toe occasions arose. taated' new zone requirements State Motor Vehicle Department’s warded his suggestion, to the Hon. was the ^ard of education’s ap­ ‘Mr. Sherry* SoiMitltttte last night on {pmunds toe chil­ Carleton F. Milanese asked (or S;3U Channel 8 News lots was going to bs expensive,, in­ a'penalty ef fS^hr SO par cant- — turned from East Hartford. Route jaenba Club House wSiW' "tod drastic, too dlfflcult” daily record of automobile fatali­ Robert AnderMn, thq judge presid­ proval laat night o f a new teachw The 'Vernon Etementary PTO dren. live within toe one-mile max­ the authorization, - citing the Trackdowif asmuch as six-foot high trees (to ing over the U.S. District Co-urt in Groceries, the boys said they salary scale which will raise cur­ Considered - an especially bitter be planted around three sides « f the. ties as of last midnight and- the whichaver la talgar but not to ex­ has announced a program change imum,. walking distance from board’s approval earlier this year Viie tha Piciure piU by the objectors were plana for -totals on ths same date 1as.t year: New Haven where the railroad has ceed $50 rsfunding monay' from a market in Massa­ WIN rent ’salaries a total of 872,260. school. . of a similar request ot the Ver­ . Royal Canadian Police lots in some instances) could cost chusetts, werp also found in tha for its Jon. 18 meeting, S:46 RunUey-BruUley . 10. setting up a planted biiffer. strip IMO IM l tiisd lU bankruptcy appeal. Quutaltoaa PvipMisd by to a paai er holding a ticket ha Salaries tlUs year total 8996,214 John Sehereschewsky, who was Parent Robert Hagerty of Over- non Community Basketball League as much as |86 each. stolen car. Douslaa Udwards and the need felt ..to comply with Killed : ...... » 0 The town in 1058 bid 835,500 to t'oimr* ’■ MlddMiraak. laa. did not i I or cancel in advance. The salary mark -was one of a scheduled to speak at this meet­ brook Dr. took, issue with the one- at Vernon Elementary School. Bvenins Report If present busineis aonts would buy the prop.erty for use as a park­ Basil Btoeks —Allow a pasaenger to oollact a He said he felt ail non-profit or­ 7:0U Million Dollar Moyte DOUBLE too many spedflea In gettinfr a 1»61 1M!2 few firsts set at last night’s meet­ ing, has been called out. o f the mlle determination and said he News. Sports a Weather permit realistic depths, some of in" lot. Bid Asked panalty of |2S or 50 par cent, feels “ my children are ientltled to" ganizations should be allowed to certiflcate o f‘iocctipancy for the the problems to the new zone would Killed » T ing. the finlt of the new year. - country and will not be able to be To Tell the Truth SAFETY ' wc'-’ Before the aale was completed, Conn. Bank and ’Trust whichever is larger, if he finds Fellowship Plans The tx>aatl approved creatlofa of present. He has arranged for Og­ bus transportation. pass the hat -when using school fa­ Mack.tisir s Raiders be deminated, Atty. LabcUe said. however, town officials discovert Co...... 60 M t h ^ is no .apacS on tha flight for The boarii -a month ago denied cilities. ■The Phil SItvera Show Bis Newt D edaril^ hUaaelf in favor of the Referring to the buffer strip, its first fiill time personnel policies den D. Miller, headmaster o f the American Odyssey Barry Barenli BRAKE that the deed to it-w as clouded Haruurd National Which ha hM a ticket. DIAL Gunnery School at Washington, a similar request from Hagarty. The board policy has . been to re­ ■one, but inststtag -that the com­ Atty. Labelle sakto whether the Circuit Court 12 Quiet Day Service committee then voted to,set up a IllShwsv Pstrol 11:16 Screen Gems Tbester mission riiould not attempt to tell by a stipulation that the property Bank and Trust Co. 60 >4 d 4 ^ ' 'The CAB, in effec't, said that if full time subcommittee of board, (kmn., to replace Him. Miller, who Last- night, by taking no action quire rental fee (or use of a school News a Weather Jack Paar Show IC) • S Y S T E M • strip should be required at the be used only for railroad purposes. Kire ineuraiMw CunipaMIse the airilnaa'want -rriief from the 1230 is a graduate o l Yale University, board members let the denial if toe group using it charges ad­ 7:15 Film 11:30 Laramie builders which "door they should point where the parking sone teacher and lay members to study Snerts Camera * Feature 40 Judge Orders . The town and the railroad since Aetna Fire ...... 148 158 no-shows they,must accept penal- An evanlng seasion of the Quiet 4 A.M. to 10 A.M. is well known in the education stand. mission- or collects money -• fome , Kvenin* Report enter or leave,’’ was Alexander abuts garages or where the ad­ a long-range salary -pr'ogram. 11:30 Jack Paar Show, 'Standard on avsry1D2 Jarvie, preetdent of the Jarvis that time have jockeyed' the re- Htfd. F ir e ...... 75 7# tlea for overbooking flights. I>ay observance of the Connecticut Discounting changes wrought by field and in local and national civic Hagarty’s children walk to Ver­ way. Otherwise, the groups are re­ 7;S0 Wqal In the World Movie 8 Drama joining land is at another level than mxmslbUity for clearing the title, National Fire .'...... 146 - 13d Tha new regulationa would re­ affairs. His topic will be “The non Elementary School. He said quired to pay only custowal tees. New Breed 13:50 News a Weather Realty Oo. . i.- ' the parking zone. Bindover TesfT Fellowship of Congregational resignations, replacementa and ad­ Matt Dillon , 1:00 Late Net Newt Jarvis urged the bon^iesion.not until this post fall when all Phoenix Fire ...... 124' 134 quire that peaeengen .miut pick ditional new teachers, toe salary Early Years pf School" and.their he bought toe' house he lives in Truancy; — Ramsdell reported These arc"niatters which should l.ile and IndemBlty IM. Coe. Christian • Women, will be held SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTTNG to set on the sope, which origi­ Qn Auto Thefts negotiation ceased after the rail­ up end pey for Teservettons et budget should go over the 81 mil­ importance to secondary educa­ after beln'g told by a real estate truancy findings to the board and be taken up at each todi'vidual ap­ road .filed bankruptcy papers. Aetna Casualty ... ,128 188 least- 24 hours before flight time Hiursdey with a'worship ssrvles W I N If tion. . * agent he would be given bus serv­ said the numbers were not great nated from the.coitamission, until lion mark by a comfortable mar­ plication and should-not be handl­ Rogers suggested today that the Aetna Life ...... ',125 136 but there were a few repeat offend­ tt could be discuiMd;further by the In order to hold spaes. at . 7:30 at th# Congregational gin. Invitations to toe meeting have ice. ed through rigid requirements in A Hartford youth charged with town lease the property for one Conn. General 267 287 He said the distance to school ers. In Sykes Junior High School, POUBIB attoQieya and the d^elopere. Church in Vernon Center. A cof­ Althoufto toe vote was unani­ been extended to other parent ths off-street parking one require­ stealing a car in Hartford and doUar a year, raze the building Hftd. Steam Boiler 132 142 fee period at 7 will precede the groups in toe- area as well as to from his front door is ,a mile and 14 truancy cases were reported. Solely eupporting' the commis- ments, he said. mous, a minority o f toe board ex­ Radio breaking into a Vernon garage and lay the parking lot. ,, Ins. City U fa '...... 30 34 service. pressed disaatisfaction with toe toe public. A stort business meet­ a tenth. But School Supt. Ray­ Three Or four were legitimate sick ■lon’e proposal was the Junior Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson, commis­ Tlien any helre-of the original Travelers ...... 154 164 Bay Staters Held mond E. Ransdell and transpor­ leaves, however. (TTils liatlBg Includes only Uiom nows braailcasto of 10 nr 15-mlnuts Chamber of Commeme which term­ Mrs. T hom u .Wagner of Lake­ pay system and urged study of an ing will be held at 7:30. Miller-will MARGIN sion member, said that if the buf­ which had been rifled two nights owner. Minor White, who come Pnbllo rnntice ville, atate prastdent of ths Wom­ tation Chairman Harvey A. Yonoe At the high' schotd, two truants length. Some stattons carry other short newacaats). ed the plans ’’weirthwhile' and “vi­ eventual merit pay plan,. speak at 8. Coffee.will be served fer strip ^wasn’t included, its re­ sarller will facs a bindover hear­ forward to protest that the prop­ (Jonn. Light Power .. SO 82 ' In Auto Thefts en’s Fsilovm ip, -will lead the follovrlng toe program. said it is'under a mile along the were reported, a boy and a girl, ★ OF SAFETY9r tal." saying they umuld meet the The new salary schedule is based WDEC—issa <•- WINF—U3I quirements would never be njeMn ing in the Stafford Spring! sesaion erty ’ Is not being used for rail­ Htfd. iClectric U ght 74^ 77 H meditation on the theme, "The route the children walk.. Maple St. E lem enti^ School re­ S:UU MOWS 4:UU World Newa . ’ ’demands o f shopping centers.' on toe IfiS teariier contracts now Star to Meet many tostanccs. road purpdsea could be handled by Hartford Gas Co. . . . 67 Two tesa-kf* hoye frohn Dor- Rceoureea of His Power." Mrs. Hope Chapter of Eastern Star The street makes a circle around ported four truants and Northeast C:06 Today un Wai> ttreat «;lu Wall Streot . , Adtlon was deferred .by the com­ of 12th CMrcuit Court tomorrow in effeot in the school system. 6:10 Art Johnson Show 4:16 Showcase and Newa Protective Measure the railroad, said Rogers. Soulnein New England Philip W sM and Mrs. Jamet-Morst . The boiM, or atarting, salary vrill meet Jan, 16 at toe Masonic Hagerty's houi4e, but a proposed School Reported one youngster who 8:06 Raynor Shines 6:46 Lowell Thomaa Willi RamUcr’t Double-Safety Brake System, brakt mission, pdidlng further atudy. on the car theft charge. cheeter, M u i., who stole two ran away-—to his home. At Lake Alvord emphasised that the buf­ Alternatives’ Telephone ...... 62 55 of the Vernon Center Church will was jumped 8200, ftrom 84.300 to Temple on Orchard St. Friendship new road, Kenwood Rd., is to be 1-00 News a sum im 6:66 Sports failure is virtually impossible. Separate ayatcmi for fn a t Chief m tie was Atty. GOorge C. fer strip is a protection to resi­ Ronaldo 1f. Bouchard, 19, of 188 cars, in' two states yesterday, were St. and Vernon Elementary Schools, 7:10 Richard Hayes and Carol Burnett . As alternatives to this Idea, he AlanutactcriDC Coinoanlee assist in ths worship. The Rev. 84,500.-Others increases were fig­ night will be observed. A tea cup constructed bisecting the circle WHAY—310 and rev brakes. If one is damaged, other atill.3roda^ Iwisaer, speaking for himself, who dences, against lights. Nahum St., Hartford,, pleaded Arrow, Hqrt, Hfg, cadght in East ^rtford early to­ past .'Hagerty's house. The chil­ no truants were reported. S:OUJ*aul Harve) 7:30 CBS Newa Analytia proposed: 60 64 M llip Ward, minister of the Ver­ ured as peroentagee ot the base auction will follow toe meeting. S:30 Sound stare 8:00 ‘i'he World Tonlztil ■ self-adjusting, too. Standard on every *62 RambliBr. Juat declared it waa mandatory to dis­ A ttyr David Keith felt the ex­ guilty 'to the charges this morning 1. That the railroad Include In Associated Spring 134 day after Manchester' police, sent non church, wiji conduct a Com­ dren walk along the unfinished 8:30 Ntzht ntrht 8:16 Showcase and Newa cuss the qecauity o f the zone. 15H figure, dependhig on yean, of Officers will wear colored gowns. isting depths of business cones and in the 12th Circuit Rockville ses­ the lease a stipulation that the Bristol Brass ...... ■ » 4 IT out a description of a missing car munion service from 8180 to 9... Anyone wishing transportation road instead of going around. 10:00 New* 13:16 SIrn Off one of 102 wajrt the new Rambler ii better—yet prioia sion but did not waive his right servlcwln the echpol system. 10:06 Ntzht rilzht Atty. Leasner- said, i t ' appeared ths front setback requirements in­ town be responsible for handling Dunham Bush .. 5(4 .-'6(4 that had been parked at Main This will be one of two sessions may call Harold Can* or Edward The board policy has been to Dr. Moyer Heard ll;0b Tonizht at My Place on every model stay low. No wonder Rambler eales O v . the ' oommission's proposal waa hibited development of proper to the bindover examination. any litigation from heirs. Sm-Hart ...... 84 - SP­ and Haynes Sts. lu t night- Quiet Day in Hartford.district. The pay scale, containing 15 Williams. restrict bus- rides to elementary 13:03 81zn Off Church Feeds 80 a Day soaring. Why not see your Rambler dealer loop. ’ aimed at creating a “Utopia’’ in parking requirements in rear areas. He was pirrested by Vernon Con­ - 2. That the lease terminate as Fafnlr ...... SS Joseph William Martin Jr., and The daytime session will take annual "step#," ta something caUed Hospital Notes pupils living..;.m'ore than a mile t m o -iis t Manchester, but that in effect it To ask for a 10-foot wide buffer stable Carl Frederickson last night. Heublein a ratio increment scale and es­ from school, Ramsdell said. The By Buckley PTA S:UU Mewa, Weatner a 8porta I „ soon as anyone begins litigation, r ' 29 Robert Francis White, both 16, of place at the Congregational Church Admitted BVlday: Angelo De- S:3U Strictly Spnrta New York — At am annual cost ■eemed to Im making it niore diffi­ strip. In the new zone, would fur­ Bond for Bouchard wa.s set by thus making the railroad respon­ N. B. Machine .... 21(4 24(4 Dorchester, Mats., were to be In Ptalnville from 10:30 a.m. to tablishes automatic jumps o f five (3arll, 136 Prospect StX Eileen one-mile limit applies to entrances 8:30 Album of the Day . of 8120,000, brown-robed Francis­ R A M B L E R . cult for the town to grow. He said ther limit areas available for park­ Judge Joseph Danehy at 15.000. sible. North and Judd . presented in Eut Hartford Cir­ 2:30 p.m.--w4th box lunch at noon. per oisnt o f the base salary. Ehroy, Broad Brook; Arthur Alex- to subdlvlsiona as well. Dr. Winfield T. Moyer,.. pedla-_ 6:46 Three Star Extra can priests-of St: Francis of Assisi 134 1S(4 7:06 wokiD'fTANbiiifi'ereoRmcrcAii iienuiicr~ the town embarked on its zoning ing, he said. The Judge ordered the hearing 3. That he, Rogers, underwrite Stanley Works •.. 204 22(4 cuit Court this afternoon to answer If Hartford public schools should At toe-top of the scale, toe 16th imaer;-T>Brk«r -Ra.. - Yonce and -others said toe bus trldan, spoke on “The Sick Child.' Conversatloh Piece' - Church on New York’s West 31st program at a IRe date and that Atty. Keith felt other screening step, teachers will get 87,650, an 7:30 News of the World on grounds the car theft statute the cost of i^ny litigation. ■Veeder-Root 5 7 4 61(4 to similar chargea of using a be closed on Ttiursday because of Admitted Saturday: George rules may have to be reviewed -in at a meeting of the Buckley 7:46 Governmental Service Street feed 800 hungry men — and Manchester is far b ^ n d in respect requlnmentawould do as well as carries s’ maximum penalty of 15 The only ' claim made so far, iHu shpve quotations ara not to motor vehicle -without permission. bad weather conditions, the (}uiet increase of 8M0 over present top ChUdwell, Cider Mill Rd..Tolland; regard to the policy of not enter­ 8:06 UConn at Rhode Island a few women — every day. This to zoning. Implying lU. would be a planted area. .He added that gar­ The court was awaiting the salaries. The biggest jump will be School PTA last night. About 110 3:46 NIzhtbeat years, beyond the Circuit Court’s Rogers pointed out. was from M eonstrued as actual marksto. Day meetings will be canceled. The Marjorie Goodrich, Broad Brotfit; ing subdivisions. Subdivisions are ll:uy News has been' going on dally since ^ p - difficult and unlikely the town ages might serve the same' pur­ jurisdiction. Mrs. Leona Hibbard Gei.s.sler of youths’ parents who were notified Committee on Evangelism and at the . 10th step where teachers Alfred Martin, 125 High St.; Mrs. growing th size, they seiid, making parents and teachers attended. 11:16 Sports Flnkl tember 26. 1930. Every hungry per­ could overtaJm the zoning gap. pose. 300 N. Main St. who is an heir of the arrests. Spiritual Life made plans for the with 10 years of service will each 11:30 Siarllaht Serenaoa son is given four sandwiches. And Chief Constable Edmund F. Minnie AmEnde, Greenlawn Con­ for lengthy walks to school, some­ Dr. Moyer gave Suggestions on 1:30 SIcn Off Aid(liig~how many towns in the Atty. Labelle also objtcUd to Dwyer said Fredrickson “did s of the man who gave the war­ Ralph W< Haxen of Winsted, Quiet Day. get a 8505 Increase over their valescent Home. times a mile and two-tenths or the. parent’s role in caring for if new clothing is needed, that is cUta had an off-etreet parking rsquirements which must be met rantee deed for the properly to Hildebrand Gets present ninth stop salaries of wrop—141S given free also. ■one, Atty. tiSiwier waa told that good Job.” and reconstructed Window Shades Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Mary more. sick child, and mentioned that _ Today m Hartford bafort a certificate e< oeOiq^cy svsnta this way: Minor White, who sold it to the 80.020 each. Mc(3arthy, 29 Center St.; Mark The board learned from Town call should be placed to a personal SIS Connecticut Ballrooni West Hartford had an off-street railroad. Probation Again 7:00 Bob Seou can bo met. He doubted whether ’ About 11:30 Hartford police Mod* to Ordor Board member Robert F. Kings­ Mince, 14 Charter Rd.; Rita Counsel Robert F. Kahan 13 bills physician before taking-a child to 3:00 Ray Bnmera parking zotie^.N Rogers said that since Mrs. bury said toe system is unrealistic the oommlssion could tell tha radioed the description of a car Hickey, Pine St., Ellington; Mrs. for book and other minor damage the hospital emergency room for 11:00 Newt Following A few more questions dsvsloper where to Install traffic Gelssler was. not a descendant of A continuance of probation was ALSO and urged consideration of merit treatmefiL This cuts down the U:1U Ray Somtra GETTING MARRIED r relating to oempdriaona vt lan> owned bv Willie J. Bass of 627 Patri'eia Kobel, M Prospect St. retpain to be paid. The bills repre­ 1:00 Del Raycee Sboa tsnes or drains. White he would be willing to pay orderetT^ today In ths c u e of pay studies. Admitted Monday: Jaeqeuline sent 829.47 outstanding, he said, waiting time at the hospital, he HAU, FOit RENT guage and aeverlW of tha proposed Garden St., Hartford. At 11:46 to contest Mrs. Gelssler's claim. VEHWnAN MJNDS Ths dsvclopers ara in a good po­ Charles Henry Hildebrand, 22, of (Chairman 'WUliam R. Hahn fore­ Bea-verstock, 47 Ward St.; Mrs. but three parents have promised said. »me with Weet; Hartford’s, Atty. Frederickson spotted the ear at He also said he thought there Bring yeur old rollers In For weddiag rsoeptfoas, shbw- tcasner asssTtad the eommisalon sition .to know whwra such things the Vernon traffic circle and stop­ 110 Birch St., who was presented cast strong opposition. from toe Mildred Turner, 29 Falrvlew Ave.; to pay within toe week. The doctor’s talk was illustrated era, parties,' meetings, eta. a n bsat suited for location, Atty. would -he no claims brought for­ In Rockville Session of Circuit end save 86e per shade Rockville Teachers’ Club, whose by his own color slides: and was was trying to recast Manchester’s ped it. . ward that would stand up in Mrs. Rose Frey, 113 Prospect. If they do, he said, the amount' Oompleta Idtchen farillUss, Image to that cTWhet Hartford’e. Lahelle said, adding that devel- Searching the car and Bouchard, C3>urt 12 on violation of probation representatives' each year meet Admitted today: Mrs. Hattie will drop to 822.72. followed by a discussion period. Large enclosed parking lot. op en have handled such matters court. charges. with the board salary committee Refreshments were served by Itortln A l v .o f d , eonunlasion the constable found a ring of keys. Rogers also said that the ad­ fa r m a n Brown, 95 Prospect St.; Donald Otherwise, he added, claims are New dance Boor* Catering serv- iwtisfactorlly already on previous Questioning ended with ^ u ch ard ’a The. decision by Judge Joseph to negotiate new contracts. Melanspn, 16 Cottage St. Mrs. Acle Johnson and her- com­ ebahman, inttcafed’ tha ecsiipari^ vantage tp the railroad would be F. Dannehy this morning climaxed ready to go to small claims court, eons with the West Hartford zone projscts. admiiiion that he had Juat broken “My own feeiiiig,” said IKings- Birth Friday: A daughter to Mr. mittee in the cafeteria: the clearing of the title, the elim­ a day of excitement following although they have not been filed. liiqulra Lithuanian HoU did not appty here and that the Ooncurrlhg with Atty. LabaUs's into the Clyde Garage oq West bury, ‘ 4s they’ve gone about as and Mrs. ’Thomas Draus, Prospect Kahan reported on the bills for The attendance prize waa won by ination of an eyesore, and the Hildebrand's arrest yesterday far as they .can go this w ayre­ Leora Juros’ Grade 1. 24 GOLWAY STREET ■one propossf waa conceived in the visispotot, Jarvis said ths eom- Rd„ which had been entered two shifting of liability for the prop-- Hill Trailer Court, Warehouse damage to bring board members MI S-6104—M l 8-8490 talssioa is "going too far'-’ with -nifhta earlier when 230 was taken morning by Mapehester Patrol­ ferring to the present pay plan. Point. ^ light ef how it wotild benefit Man­ erty to other shoulders man Samuel Maltempo. up to date on a n-ew policy of col­ chester. 'the new son’s requinments which from a aoft drink machine. He said that the town could ob­ The ratio feature was adopted for Births Monday: A daughter' to lecting lor damage in court. Dwyer said Bouchard admitted Hildebrand cut his wrist with a toe first time last year. Hard to Get Industry could lead to a directive telling the tain an option to buy the proper­ safety razor blade .shortly after! JU Mr. and Mrs. Robert Filtp, 27 The policy waa adopted alter a Campaign Office Taking another tack. Atty. developer "when and where to he had cased the building over a ty in its lease. He suggested teachers may Lawrence St.; r. daughter to-Mr. summer-long furor over an old, ■ix vreek period and had learned the heipg put in a cell room at Man-' eventually favor a merit plan be­ Lessner asserted Manchester was trim a tree.” Suggests Taxation Chester police headquarters. Hilde­ and Mrs. Larry Bailey, -5 Ldnden unwritten policy of threatening to Open^ for Drive not-going to have an easy Job in Approval of the buffer strip location of the eafe and cash regis­ If the railroad did not agree to cause the present system limits Pi. withhold studeilts’ diplomas If bills ter. ’There were only a few penniee brand had only auperiiclal cuts! teachexx of tong service in com­ getting industry here, despite the was offerejd by the Junior Cham­ sell or lease the property, he said, but was treated by'D r. John Png’ ! Birth today: A son to Mr. and remained qnpaid. That policy was •nice language" on Induatrial poi- ber of' Commerce. The organiza­ in the register, Dwyer said. Bouch­ he thought the town should inves­ parison' with raises provided for Mt'b. John Hardy. Middleto-wh. dropped. Manchester’s March of Dimes ard took nothing except the ring of nano, assistant medical examiner, > : newer ones, headquarter# for the 1962 canlpajim ■ibUities here contained in the tion said the strip would help to tigate the possibility of texlng the at the doctor's office. I Discharged Friday: Mrs. Bar­ Other agenda items covered laat master plan ■ report by Planning maintain adjacent property values keys, it was learned. property to about two thirds of the Also, ht said, lack o f ability, or bara Schneider and daughter, 2469 opened this morning In an office Judge Dannehy asked Hilde­ effort, oh toe part of one or two night, were: ' above the Dewey-Rlchman store on .and Renewal Associates of Cam­ and its neatness acts’ as a draw­ purchase price, since the proper­ brand, "Will you cooperate wlthJ Ellington Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Teachers; .— The board author­ teachers might- some day prompt Joyce Nleman and daughter, 123 Main St., it wtHi announced 1^ John OmCERS bridge. Masa; Manchester will find ing card for prospective shoppers ty is not being, used by the rail-, the probationary officer?” I ized high schoof hand director Willard, general chairman of the it difScuft to cope for industry be­ road. There was a precedent for Going South?? the board to hold raises down. Union St.: Mrs. Mary Brittingham, In town. , Salvage x p e r t s Hildebrand answered, “ y es." Kingsbury and board member Samuel Goldfarb to attend the All fund drive. ^ • YOUR SAVINGS ARE cause of East Hartford's favorable On still another matter. Police taxing the property, he' .said. In 69 Orchard St.; Mrs. Henrietta "I will make you the''m uter of Harvey " A. Yonce later cited pro­ Eastern Band and Instrumental The headquarters office is staffed JOHN H. HYDE tax rate, he said.' Chief James M. Reardon notified To^Trv and Save that a building in Buckland rented yoUr own fate,” the judge reiterat­ E .JU 0HNS0N •Morawski; WlndsorviUe; Elaine Clinic in Washington, D. C.. Feb. Chairman of the Board - Beet prospects for growth of ths __ ' w by the railroad had been taxed If you ar« going South to oteapo wintar'i cold g.rip, posed, new salaries o f top admin­ Cook, 6 Green Rd.; William Hick- by Mrs. CTiester Bycholskl and the commission that some ef the ed, u he placed the accused in the! istrative personnel as showing in­ 9 and 10. Expenses will be about Mrs. Jerome Brett, co-chairmen of town lies with commercial activi­ raqulmemehts relating to .traffic one year, which was an admission custody of Probation Officer Henry I ton, Mountain St., Ellington...... 875. Freighter Aground on the railroad's part that such an creases smaller than those of staff toe Mothers’ March for the March ROBERT J. BOYCte ties, "If you’ allow it," he said, flow may have te go to the State Borowaki. you might sfdp by to laa soma of our ratort and PAINT CO. Discharged Saturday; Angelo Rockville High School Principal fiowever, the ’ commission's ap­ action was legal. " 'members under them. DeCarll, 128 Prospect St.: Arthur of Dimes. Campaign funds will be President. Traffic Q>m mission for Its au­ Hildebrand had been Sentenced 723 MAIN ST. Board member Thomas J. Wolff, Joseph A. McCusker was au­ devoted to research to aid not only proach actually will contain ..and thorization. (CenttiHied from Page One) He also said that' if the depot to 90 daye in jail . suspended after eruito waar that is starting to coma in. Alexander, Parker Rd., Somers. thorized to attend a meeting of the Stultify business, he said. building should be destroyed by who steered slight.^ increases in Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Elea­ polio victims but also children with In a statamant prsesding the 30 days, on June 8 last year and PHONE Ml 9-4501 , three of the administrators’ sal­ National Association of Secondary arthritic diseases and birth defects. EMIL L. G. HOHENTHAL JR. * It isn't passible to have business hearings, Alvord said the commis­ have eus|>eeted the beach aeason fire, the town could order the re­ placed on a two-year probation for nor Jacques and son; Valley Falls aries into a board vote, said toe School Principals hi St. Louis, Chairman Willard also reported Vice President ind dispense with problems of cars sion felt the Qpw sone was nscss- had returned. mains razed, and the property delivering liquors to minors. He Rd., Vernon: Darrell and Dorian Mo., Feb. 24 to 28. Expenses were or congested street trafllc, Atty. cleared, which would In Itself be situation, was the result of the Hlckton, Mountain St., Ellington; that Jack’s Cottee Shop, 59 E. Cen­ aary to the proper development of The vrife.of the lighthouse keep­ violated probation by not report­ difference between the automatic estimated at 8295. Ramsdell said Lessner said, adding that the lack new businesses and that it would an Improvement of an eyesore. ing to the probation officer on Sept, Mrs. Grace Stone, Greenlawn Con­ ter St., has exceeded last year’s DOROTHEA E. 8TAVN1TSKY er, Mrs. Marion ln the contributions tor the March ot Secretary SAFE of these congMtions was more apt provide protection eorcly needed 10 and agadn on Oct. 4, Principals are paid according to valescent Home. budget for the meeting. to be found' in the Sahara Desert. by residences to the area. had people visit me that I haven’t Manchester Police Chief James Discharged Monday: Mrs. Elsie Dimes drive. All money collected toe former, the superintendent The board ratified 13 contracts from coffee . sales last Friday, ; The better approach to parking Purposes of the aoae,. to addi­ •ecu in years.’’ Contributions Lag M. Reardon aald that, after the Sotitowick, 30 King St.; Darlene for neW teachers; learoed of the HENRY B. AGNEW problems lies In the streni^enlng and other special administrators amounting to 848.40. was donated AT "SAVINGS & LOAN" tion to providing buffer Mrs. Anna Ingebretaen, a maid at razor episode, HUderbrand w u re­ on toe latter. Major, Ross Ave., Coventry. resignation of Mrs. Rui^. Loyerin, Treasurer of pkrking requirements already In is to reduce congestion on the.^ turned to his cell for the nighL to toe campaign. A large pwter at Weetorly Hospital and a Norwe­ To MAHRC Drive Member' Robert F. Kaheui ini­ . ■■' i'-' Grade 1 teacher at Vernon Ele­ toe coffee shop is almost fllred too. the zoning regulation, Atty. Less- streets and to prevent encroach­ gian by borth, was worried whether Hildebrand is .reported te have tially questimed toe situation Vernon news Is handled tlirough ner felt. ment on parking areas of bust-' cut hli wrist and then called Cus­ The Herald’s BockvBle Bareaa,. S HAROLD C. NORTON bar former countrymen had enough Contributions received to date todian William Leister over to his which showed two assistants-get­ Aasiatont Treasurer i Furthermore, Ally, Lessner de­ ness and todulustrtal uses. ting nearly as much at toe men W. Main St., telephone TRemont clared, why shouldn t the town pay / food. In the fund drive for Manchester cell saying, ’.Tm bleeding.'* "She’d wade out there with a above- them. . ,. 5-8186 or BateheS 6-6797. for , off-street parking, Juat as it Association for the Help of Re­ T h e board ended by uppiim Su­ ’bsjkket if it were poetihle," said a tarded Children total ..qnjy 83,- does In the downtown Manchester R'oekvilUt-Vernon perintendent Raymond B, Runs- area? Or. on the other hand, why hoapital apokesman. 750.48, slightly more than' half of Mitchell 3-2151 According to tha Coast Guard the 86,500 goal needed. It was re­ delTs salary to 813,800; guidance not let the downtown merchants director WUUam Pope’s w ary to provide for their own parking, he Course Offered tha bottom of the ehlp has been ported by Harry Smith, general Notice Call this number for quick, courteous asked. .ripped frpm stem to steni. and It chairman. 88,800, and speech therapist An­ drew Messneris salary to 88,300. ■ In respect to this goint. PhlUlp haa developed leeks below the low­ The chairman exprti.Hsed special attention to your investment-needs." Grade 2 Parents The raises were 8300, 8100- and ^ rrison, commlsslwi imepiber. er deck and eiigine room. thanks to Mrs. John H. Kenneally WE HAVE DAILY * foels more is involved by the analo­ The surveyor, members of the Jr„ and to more than 150 volun­ 8100, reZpectivriy, over new salar­ Second grade parents will go ies proporad and approved by the DIRCCTOItS gies reraised in Atty. Lessper's pro- Marrit-Chapman Scott Co. of New teers who devoted time before DEUVERY TO THE p o s ^ back to school F*d. * to Isam one Tork,:were brought to the freighter Chriatmaf to gift wrapping pack­ board' Dec. 11. The board raised Open Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9:00p.m. of the three Re . *Rltlng. them Isist night by first re­ Rxpect Higher Retame by small boat from Stonington, ages at the House and Hale de­ Closed Saturdays ROBERT J. BOYCE , Harrison noted that the town can The fiv»-weph proprim will be conn. partment store. Gift wrap and scinding toa earlier-salary' vote timller to dne conducted in the" expect higher tax retums by pro­ A 125-foot barge, the Chapman, ribbon w8s contributed by the then voting on toe new raises. BOLTON HAYDEN L. GRISWOLD viding the parking in downtown fall for fln t grade peirenU who at­ Was expected to leave Staten ITie new, permanent subcom­ tended eleuu at night to learn lin t store management and proceeds Manchester, adding that mer- Island, N.T.i early today and ar­ from the gift' wrapping service, mittee will study the salary ques­ MAUDE R. HILL dhwts in .outlying shopping centers gradp reading inatruetton tech­ tion. The board will apotnt three of niques and elementary printing. rive about 12 to 20 houri later. which totaled 8347.29, wer'e do­ F B I N A M & C O . EMIL L. O. HOHENTHAL JR. know they have tO pro’ride parking A spokesman for Merrit-Chap- nated to MAHRC. its own members to it, then pick a r e a Assitsant Ckipt. Allen L. Drnaser six lay members. An jidditiona] to attract businees.- man Scott said salvage experts Contributions may be sent to Members Naw York Stoek^Exchenga HONORABLE Turtilng to the buffer-strip re­ said the new aeries wlD be held at three members will be selected by Rockville High School TMeaday fiOm Orange, ’Dsx.^, near Houston, MAHRC, P. O. Box 624, Manches­ Drying clotHes quirements In the o(f-8treet park­ would be aboard the Chapman, ter.— the teachers’ club. —— ri lA n carnia it. . M A N ow m CHARLES B. HOUSE evenings from 7 to 9 beginning LENOX ing sone, Atty. Lessner asserted a ■ ■ The personnel policies commit­ "li'e Just Impoesible’’ to carry out Feb. 6. is easy today W it h Inadequate Insurance? tee, proposed by Kingsbury and. 'Jomsz r. Blair • ffobsrf H. Sfarkal , JOHN H. HYDE buffer strip plans In some Instances Parents will learn the methods salary committee chainnan Rob­ PHARMACY because of topographical reasons. •Of teaching the changeover from ert B. Priddy, will have three mem- MATTHBRV M. MORIARTY • Atty. Lessner asked what “ hap­ manuscript to cursive writing, 299 E. CENTER ST. .bers, no more than two, but no less HAROLD C. NORTON pens if the plants die" in the ,buffer Dreuer said. H ie program, made than ope', of whom may be held T E L Ml 9 ’D896 Since 1891 residents of Manchester and atrip zone"? He also Inquired possible by grants allocated by the over.to the suecsetUng year. ,AUX) PAGANI state, is designed to enable par­ whether It would be possible to iBZ m € • Ihiddy proposed a permanent surrounding area have had confidence erect a fence Instead of the planted ents to assist. their children at ELMORE TURKINGTON l^ fe r strip. home. Does the Doctor in "Savings and„ Loan's" officers, direc­ LAlvord conceded there were a few A |2 regiatraUon fee* will be JUDGE JOHN J. WALLBTT places where it, would be Imprae- charged each couple. Notices of iwB tors and personnel, and In its method e fi juc^ to offer a screen to adjacent Intent to t*ka the Course must be Give Yov a R. BRUPS WATKINS restdenUai zones by the buffer returned on or before Jan. 26. I>et- doing business. Above all else, they strip. But the majoritv of sites can’ ters announcing the course are be­ THEODORE C. WRIGHT bp screened, he added. ing^ mailed. ¥Ni m Um IM /I r is e s ? PRDGRIPTION? know their savings ere SAFE here. When ;,A t this point, Atty. John D. La- Three teachere will conduct the ^elie entered the talks, declaring classes. you are looking around for a safe invest­ Families to whom ptico is tiVi- % tf % heme heating p o r t e n t coikistthtly cell th# • Yesr’ Sector gives you a pre- ment, don't overlook a Savings Fund at o u r w o v l Holmes funeral Home. These scr^tion so you con obtain medicine Manchester's oldest financial institution people Icnow that , we- aiwayt that vrill relieve immediate distress You gat premium quality and speed eventoel recovery.'K can which will earn a substantial a^nnual divi­ Mobilheat with RT-S8 . . . the serve to the very best of our CURRENT _ do you no good carried vdiind *m dend with complete safety. most coihpletiriy effective Kiel .ability, regardless of what the ANNUAL oil additive in use today. Aad You auy be nnltM your buiiriM it imwred through an your pocket or purse. agent, on the other hand, la free to choeae the beat inmfk ' ' family chooses to pay. you get premium aerviee. Aa- independent innirance agent. DIVIDEND tomefie deljveries . . . a bal­ ance (or your buiincu out of hundrtdi ef polidea offered Only an independent insurance agtmean .make lure ' RATE anced payment plan and many by diVerent. competing companies. • The saoMf you hove toe pre- > ether extras deslgaed to athke ell your inaurable ritka are eorcred by insurance. .\p scription filled, the sooner you will boqic besting really easy. company.can do thii-becauw no on* company . * * * JWIHWWGff in car, hoaim and hnafnem ■■ benefit from its healtofestor'mg, \ O0tn every type of buainea inwiraince. ' • ■ insurance ii ihe continuing, perional attention of youz independent iniurance agent. So kMk for this bm properties. D e ^ on us always for n yon buy imurance dtrealy from an inHirance com- fore you buy inauranee for your com­ M o b ilh e o f ^ Pe®r. h’« likely you'U hear only abaot the policy or prompt presaiption servics at rea­ . polidea that company oten. An imlepcndcm inwrance pany. Only a profcaaional, indepen­ sonable cost dent imurance agen; can display it. SAVINGS • mate «mb 400 MAIN sneer ajic/ L O A N W E G IV E MANCHeS1ie.CONN. .-V .S .S fJ t I .V T I O X GRSEN STAMFS Coluiecticat Assodation of Insurance Anents GLASS INSTALUED LDrrBamammm . ’ —----- . _____ . . . . ' ^ HALLMARK M A N c n w m Oeekatt Agency, lae. Cherlee W .Letkron IN ALUMINUM COMMNATION DOORS Obueaoe H. Akderaoa Cecil W. BngUnd Edward d. Agency. Inc. . ■ AliCMKffTIB’ff OtPIffT riMAWCIAt III8TITUTI0 M ^ AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYPDS Fred Baker Herbert MeKhwey MORMItTY *ef»«e Ageiacy, fam.. OPEN 8 AJM. to 6 PJM.—SATCRDAT 8 AM. to NOON Ann G. BniGett Keanetb M. Ostrtauhy PHARMACY*-S- debk L. denary Alda PaganI 1007 MAIN STREET— NEAR MAPLE STREET ” x Rkenread Bceckler EngeneJf. Kelly WEST MmiMJE XPKE. AT BBOAO ffT. BROTHERS Rteherd .8. Carpenter LMward D. Rivard M m TO “STOP AND SHOP" Wedneaday, t AAL to U Neea SetaWlay. • UiBeniaa-BlIventteta Earle 8. Rohan Edgar H. CSarke A,eeee4ntee. Ine. Frank P Weldon OPEN DAILY TILL 10 P.M. • BU 9.2S61 Open Until 5 P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Friday Thwadoy, 9 A M , to 8 PJt,. I J. A. WHITE GLASS CO: ” -----P. CertentI dokn H. Lappen, tae. M l 3-513S Bebert H. ffoitli SI BISSELL ST.—Phone MI 9-7S22 « » e khpove adveirtleemeBt has been petd for by 3 0 f.3 1 5 C m R m S t. the member Aganta Watad. ------^ •/« I ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARV 9, 1962 V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 .PAGE SEVEN

L sn Hum Connie - period, but a formal dodieation Library to Olose will probably await NaUoaal 14- American Shop is sB very well (or statesaen Take Out Many Books Iwary ..tV«e)L sehaduled (or Apffi 5 Routes for Garbage Obviously woighad doWn with cos- Beginning Monday 8-15 thia At that time a 71 cersaiasy maMMigAlw qomplathm « THB mte Issues of survival Itself V fo In Willimantlc O OO.. IMO. on thelF high level rounds of Vlsl- Meoday will b« the flrat day d a of the addltloii, teeigned by aisbl- For Motel in Bolton ■ It LUiralrian Tells Public tect Alfred RemhiBidt, will be ar­ £ . Je Hennessy Said Good, but Costly tatlona and oonsultiitlonB, and thrM to four-weak cloalng period ranged, ehe eaid. To Qosc Doors TBOiOis r . rtm m m K when they meet, discuss, and part M ^ Cheney Ubrary wMle / / '! < / ^ 'V WAtTBR R. rSRODSOK Succumbs After A $25,000 transfer of property this week to a Manchester PublMien again without ever giving the or­ Miss A^Ba French, head librarian at Mary Chenisy Library, work oii the new addition le b«ng. Air t o Cover Food A statistical report on garbage collection in Manchester, (Continued from Page One) ^ Founded October 1. 1881 dinary people of the world more has issued an "SOS”^o the library’s patrons. "SOS” stands completed. (OoirtlMMi (Moi Bbga Oa«) Lengthy Illness submitted by Chester Langtry, deputy director of public real estate agent^ may materialize .Sept. 1 into a $600,000' then the vaguest Inkling of Just for "Save Our Stories," and that means that adults may Miss Anna French, head librari­ Ban Francisco — Several manu- (■ \ VIMI,.- works, shows that the five routes being operated now by the It is understood that union work­ business transaction—the establishment of a restaurant and Monagaa aald ha iound "A ear- .Hospital Notes what statesmanship toward sur­ charge out up to 60 books and children up to 10 to last them an, said yesterday that three weeks facturere in the frozen-food field Columbia — Eugene J. Hennea- E. J. Haverty Co. are adequate for garbage collection, but ers were informed of the decision, motor lodge on Rt. 6 and 44A at Bolton Center Rd.,in Bolton. taln amount of l^ruafratlgn. That - ^ *> John B. DeQuattro of, the J. D. vival may have been in progress. until the library reopens after a^- la definitely planned for the clos- are working on vertical retail'dis­ ■y, 63, of Lake Rd., died Monday that the cost to the town In addt-t------'------at a meeting here Sunday. The three to four-week closing period. -ing and the shutdown may 'run to is, tha paopla would prafar that Visiting hours an t- to 8 p.m.' tlon to the 311.000 a month being Realty Co. acquired the property SUBSCMPTIQN RATES We all know, we ordinary people, play cabinets in which the cold we were more aggressive, but they for all aroao.. except maternity, at Hartford Hospital after ai long five routes rather than four routes company could not be reached for from the Tremarco Corp., accord­ Pk7MU bt Advance The closing period will begin A Thought for Today four. area is protected from storea' undeiatand the gravity of the I>aid Haverty ia high. and the Haverty Co. was suppos­ Carrier Han that we have no real right to com­ Monday, when workmen start fin­ . She said the library's nine full­ when they nn'S to 4:84 and 8:S0 Illness. comment. ' 1961 BuUding ing to a transfer deed filed wiUit Sponaored' by the Maaidu^er warmth by a waU of moving air. Iii situation.'’ to 8 pju.; nnd.privhto roono where In the report submitted to Act­ ed to make preparations for nego­ : Bolton Town Clerk David Toomey. tee Tear ...... 818.60 883.00 plain. They know best, and^ they ishing up bn the library’s new ad­ time employes and its several part- Mr. Hennessy was bom ^eb. 26, ing General Manager Arthur J. Le- . Since the change In ownership Bbc Honthe .. 7.76 11.00 dition and remodeling some of the ConnoU of OhurcM time workels will work through­ many food-processmg planta, in- LENOX PHARMACY . Kowalski said he found the they nn 18 a.m. to 8 pjn. Visitors tiating a contract for combined win not take place until Feb: 1, DeQuattro said today that hs Three Monthi .. . 8.90 6:60 are d o l^ their best. eqeto and dirt are kept out of food voters "more and more grateful nro nquostod qot to smoke In pa­ 1899 In South Olastonbui^. He Claire Jr., Langtry said the town collection of all garbage and rub­ ana representatives of a restau­ One Month ...... ,. l.SO 1.85 interior of the present library. out the shutdown, primarily mov­ 299 E. CENTER STREET—MI 9-0896 paid 31,598.54 during the month of bish. the union said, It is expected that Up, Fees Dip WeeUy ...... 30 .46 What still leaves it something If townspeople check out a large “For I say, through the Grace ing the 75,000 books to a basement areas by air curtains which fans that as the year ended the world tients rooms. No more then two was educated, in area achobls, ran the liquidation will not begin until rant chain are negotiating to build of a relief when, on rare occasions, throw across doorways. was moving in a peaceful direction. vlsitots at one tlnm per pattent. hie own farm when he was 17 December to collect garbage. In Then the directors discovered a rnotob lodge of at least 24, . and number of books, the library’s em­ which la. given unto me, to every storage area and later to their new addition to the 311.000 paid Haver­ in November that the Haverty Co. after that date. The timeable for A 21.6 per cent rise in building MEMBER OF two ststesmen meet for ths pre­ ployes will have less shifting and iTian that la among you, not to positions. Many of ths booksTwhich There is lees deiqieration and yeara old and went Into silM' this liquidation hss not been dis­ construction over the I960 .period possibly Up. to 48, units, a rSstou- ^ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS greater hope.” ADMITTYID 'YBSTBIROAY: Mrs. ty. was not operating five routes, be­ rant, and possibly a swimming Tba Aasocteted n e i e i« excluilyely cise 'purpose of seeing to it that storing to do of the more than 75,- think of himself more highly than have remained In the areas being work shortly before his 21st birth­ cause an additional packer truck closed, union spokesmen report­ was authorized by the building de­ titled to the u ie.o l republicatlon of 000 volumes, she said. he ought to think; but to think so­ worked on wlU heed to''be dusted, Howbver, Sibal seneed a “feel­ Doris A. Blaln, 43 Clyde Rd.; Miss day. He had lived in Columbia ' ■- “PaK of this amount waa 3376.61 ed. pool at the site, Bowe diepatehes credited to It or some rather ordinary and much ing we are at the crocaroadi. The Linda Trombly, 471 Main St.; ‘Hec­ foi* gasoline, and the balance Is for had not been purchased by the partment during 1961, Building In­ anot othererlse /Credited in thU paper "What they have at, home we berly according as God hath dealt too, she said. nearly 20 years on thu old Ridph town. (All of — the trucks are Meanwhile, It Is understood that spector Thomas C. Monahah re­ He said he Is talkliM With offi­ and aleo the lo w newi popllehed. here. less cosmic arrangement for prac­ don’t have to double ahlft,’’ Miss to every man the measure of people ara not worried — but they tor Gelinaa, North Windham; {he rc ^ r s , oil end antl-freeze,” Mayor John A. Wrana is attempt­ ports. cials at Green Manor Oonstructlon All rig t^ MreptiblicaUcnf of e p ^ a l Besides Joining the present chil­ are not confident” -Miss Judy A. Morrison, 51 Finley Buell place, which he bought and eaid Langtry. town owned. The Haverty Co. dtipatchee herein are also reserved. tical living between nations is French said, referring ttf the work faith.” Romans 12:3. dren’s wing to the new adng and remodeled. provides the labor. 1 The con­ ing" today to contact Albert Tuch A total of 807 permits, for con­ Co. about acquiring ntore property employee will be doing in moving ' The conceited man la a man in S U p 4 n St.; Miss Virginia Fahey, Rockville: "We-alab'spent 3526 for the rent­ of Warner Bailey Co. of Los'Ange­ struction estimated at 37,739,560, asst ot the site. He said, there is achieved. 'Whether the cosmic is­ the present reference and rea'dlng Mrs. Maybelle Berhsteh, Coventry; Until his retirement three years tractor told the directors that be­ TliU service client of N. B. A. Serv. sues are susceptible to solution or books first to a downstairs storage' love- with himself. So in love that rooms to the other hei^ wing, Ae- ago, he was executive irlce presi­ al of a privately owned truck for cause the truck had not been pro­ les, new owners of the American were issued during 1961, Monahan already land enough for 36 units le^ Inc. _ _ area and later to their new posi­ he has nothing left for others. Annulli Construction Co., con^ RoekvUte-Vemon Matthew D. Levine, 70 Diane Dr.; dent of Orktl Inc., of Hartford, some 65 hours When we had* more vided he could neither operate five Screw. Co. satd. This compares to 734 per­ in the motel, but hs wqtUd llks to Publishers Representatives: The not, whether there is to be, in the tions. When occasions arise that force Stanley Chenney, Andover; Lawr­ than one truck In' for repairs. I Also rallying to bring about re­ mits issued in 1960 for a total of have space enough to erect 48. 3UHua Mathews Special Amnry New tractor for the 3360,000 addition, ence Wagner, 131 Bolton St.; Mlsa appliance distributors. He was routes, nor would he be ready for York. Chicago, Detroit anil Boston. end, survival or not, there are, in During the closing, books may be him to think of othera, he does so will: . Auto Hits Tree,, also vice president of the 7-Up might add this repair figure does combined collections In December, consideration of the decision is 36,785,777. DeQuattro said he haa talked , MttMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF the interim, certain prosaic re­ token out at the- Vmiton and West with reluctance, tainting his Lynn Shanahan, Ellington; Mrs. not include a labor cost.^’ as he had said he would be. State Development Commission Subcontracts for 1961 (electric, with the Manchester Water Co., CIRCUIATIONS. Ubraries. Whiton's hours are thoughts with his own superiority. Inetall new lighting in the Theresa Small Vernon; Miss Bharon Bottling Co. of Hartford and New quirements for International liv­ present building. Haven. The board of directors ^ l con­ The directors voted to extend with Managing Director LeRoy plumbing and heating) amounted which owns property near the The Herald Printing Company, Inc., day, Tuesday, Thursday and This type'of pride is the subject of 5 Men Injured A. Babb, 67 Wadsworth S t; Walter Jone.i attempting to make person­ to 3783,700. Adding this to con­ land, and he fersaes no problem ing which must be met. Fridav from 1 to 9 p.m., Wednes­ Install acouaUc tUe in the F. Thompson, Rockville; Pierre After his retirement in 1958 he sider the repth-t tonight at 8 o’clock Haverty’s trial contract by three ^.isumea no financial responsibility for St. • Paul’s admonition for It not present reference room, lobby and in the hearing room of the Munici­ months, to March 1, provided that al contact with the new owners. struction projects .brings the total with drainage. typoerraphical errors appearing in ad­ Something of this’ welcome de­ day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sat­ only cuts man off from other men Five men injured in a one-car Drapeau, 181 Princeton S t; Jlob- became active' In the Windham Jones said Chat the one-story of authorized works to 38,523,260. ' He said he expects the building vertisements and other reading matter urday f r ^ 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. children’s wing. ert’Teed, Windsor. Cancer Society and was elected pal Building. he make a statistical report bn -the In The Manchester Evening Herald. scent to the real and tangible may but It also cuts him off from God. craah on Tunnel Rd., Vernon, yes­ The directors had requested that number of loads, the costa of oper­ blant owned and built by United In 1960, subcontracts were au­ to be in operation before SepL 1, The’ Wests^ide Branch, located In It is In order to prevent this from IPut In new tile throughout the ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. president of the,group last spring. Aircraft Corp. during World War If the negotiations go as planned. be present, the infbnhal briefings the West Side Recreation Building library, including .on the fioor be­ terday afternoon were gtven emer­ a statistical report be made on the ating the routes, and so forth. thorized for work amounting to Display advertising closing hours: happening that St. Paul aska ua Sophia GlowackI, 140 Tanner St.; Mr. Hennesay. also; headed the garbage collection process, In or­ I should be suitable for attracting 31.121,384. Adding this amount to The individual luilts In the mo­ For Monday—1 p.m. ^ d a y . Indicate, in the current conversa­ on Cedar St., la open Monday and to think soberly of ourselves there­ neath atock areas. gency treatment at Manchester Qlln Wilson, Willlmsntic, Connecticut Colostomy Aid Asso­ Langtry reported that Haverty new Industry. Jones was optimis­ For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. Wednesday fronKa to 5 and 8 to 9 Remove glass partitions between der that they could better Judge had informed him that each of the the building construction leaves a tel would be delivered In'sections at For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. tion between British Prime Minis­ by making It possible for us to Mentorial Hospital and discharged. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ciation for the state, th.. this par­ the terms they want for a contract five routes being operated how Is tic about the possibility of secur­ total of works approved for 1960 a cost of 38,000 apiece, he aald. The For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. ter Macmillan and West Ger­ p.m. and Friday fbqm 8 to 6 p.m. think Of othera. It Is a very small the present reference room and One, Frank Hansen, 22, ot Meri­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gersdd ticular work, he and his aasociates ing a new tm ant for this type of For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday, Books charged a t^ a r y Cheney lobby aiid between the present for combined collection of garbage handled by one truck which un­ at 36.907,161. entire building would require no For Saturday-1 p.m. Friday. many’s Chancellor Adenauer. world for the man who thinks him­ den; was transferred to Meriden Lester, Warehouse Point; a son to held themselves in readiness to and rubbish. loads a 16.8-ton load only once a Industrial plant. Rumors that Monahan noted the existence of cellar or baseMent, he added. Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each Ubrary before the clobhig may b« self the only occupant, but It Is a children’s wing and lobby. Hospital and admitted. Mr. and Mr4. John Reynolds, Box educate, advise and aid any person United Aircraft Corp.-was already an apparent ambiguity for 1961 day of publication ekcept Saturday— Britain, weary of the expense of kept at home until th e ^ ra ry re Remake book shelves. Mt. Rd. In September the Haverty Co. day at the town disposal area. . DeQuattro declined to identify large and wonderful'world for him The five suffered sprains and In the state who had-undergone a wa.7awarded a contract for collec­ The exception .to this .w'as the considering using the plant to indicating a 23 per cent Increase of 9 a.m. maintaining some 50,000 troops In­ opens, or returned to who loves others. Do ceiling refinishing ahd paint­ cuts, and the driver, Norman K. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY the restaurant chain Involved In West Side Libraries, she sal' ing. colostomy. tion of garbage for 311,000 a day after Christmas and the day house part of its operation waa de­ building activity and a. decrease in transaction, pending outcome of ’niesday, January B side West Germany, would like to Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Vicar Brownlee of Worcester Rd., Ver­ Mrs. Sarah E. Bartholomew, nied by company spokesme.n. No reoerve cards will be mkl(ed St. George's Episcopal Church, Mias French sdid the libr;ary Storrs;.. Harry. Welles, Wapping; It was said of him, in connection month, which was about 33,000 after New Year’s Day, both of revenue of 14 per cent. the negotiations. Have West Germany share the bill. from Mary Cheney Ubrary durl: non. suffered a broken arm. with his business, that he waa a. more than the previous contrac­ which were holidays on which no Mayor. Wrana said he hopes to This Is explained by the issuance Bolton Will reo(>en at the « d of the The crash is still under investi­ Mrs. Mary Wescott, 108 W. Middle talk u-fth Tuch about the possibil­ of three permits for sizeable build­ He said that the chain would , A Sensitive Spot But for West Germany to do this the shutdown, she said. Tpke.: Miss Sherlll Watson, 5 Jar­ “super salesman.” , He is credited tor, the Connecticut Carting Co. collections were made, so that lease the property and he would be directly would seem like a revival Materials from Moody’s Inves­ gation but an arrest is expected, with the- developmeht and encour­ of Newington, had been paid. more than one trip to the disposal ity of reviewing the decision and ings for which no permit fees were If there Is any basic conflict be­ Vernon constables said. vis Rd.; Miss Janet Louise Forest­ The hew contract differed from area was needed, he said^. enepuraging the Company to re­ collected,^ he said. owner of it. of the original post war days tors’ Service, much used by busi­ er, Vernon; Mr?. Loretta W. RIeux, agement of many of the area’s DeQuattro sold hs hopes to In­ tween Gen. Liuclus Clay Md the nessmen, will be transferred ’ to The car veered off Tunnel Rd. leading sales personalities. the old one, Jibwever, fn that the Ten men collecting on the five main in Willimantlc.' The buildings are the Regional wheh West Germany was an occu­ at Old 'Stone Rd. Juat before 5 a.m. Ellington; Mrs. Mary Griffin, 164 Haverty Co. prolnised to pick up trucks, plus the dHvera who also American Screw Co. sale was Technical School, housing for the clude a swimming pool at the site, State Department over how the the -'Whlton Ubrary for the In­ He was a member of the City although. Ihat» .t ^_ (ends outcome __ pied .country, not an honored and terim.-she oald. Miss French aald It crashed agftlnst.a t r e e ...... Avery Stj^ Uiwence..Greene. .116. Club - of -Hartford -^and the -Avon anything, -whether-lt. was-garbage, -help In collecting,.-are adequato-lo .disclosed Nov.a. . .The sale was by elderly, -and-the-town garage:------00 3 “■■"URlted" Stater-Bhonld-Bct“ ln-the The injured were taken to Man', Bral6n^.St.; Mrs. Carol Dowty and oc rubbish, provided it fit In a 22- remove the town’s garbage with Noma Litos Inc. of which Ineri- If fees had been collected, in­ of talks. equal partner. However, the Brit­ personnel from Mary Cheney U- .EARANCE SALE Son, Rockville; Mrs. Patricia Lynn Country Club; a traveler and a big Berlin vriais, it did not become ap­ brary will aasist 'Whiton’s librari­ ^ihester in' the Vernon ambulance game fisherman. gallQn container. one trip to'the dump, said Langtry. can Screw was a division to flie come would have ben Up by 38,- ish might be satisfied, and consider ahd a Vernon patrol car. Weber and daughter, Rockville. Also, the new contract, differed Presumably, combined collection of West -Coast syndicate for 35 mil­ 715. parent, in the official veraiona of ans. In the extra load of work ex^ COCKTAIL, FORMAL, DISCHARGED TODAY: John He is survived by his wife, Mrs. what waa raid In the weekend con- it the equivalent of direct pay­ pectod there. The occupants and their Injuries from the old one in that the Hav- garbage and rubbish would mean lion. At that time Tuch was quoted Fees actually collected during New Daytime Unit LODGE DRESSES Waggoner, Storrs; Mrs. Marlon Mary Gancellarine Hennessy, form­ erty Oo. was supposed to operate additional trips to the dump. 1961 amounted to 328,113, as op­ fdreneee In Waahlngton. ment, if West Germany could see are: Hansen, cut forehead; Brown­ erly of New Britain; a. daughter, as saying they would continue op­ Its way clear to buying more of Its lee, cut forehead and broken left Smith, 106 Summit St.; Mrs. Eva erations without Interruption. posed to 332,737 collected the pre­ After en hour-longr eonferiance Confucius' Food Values to $39.95 arm; Donald J. Gaddis Jr., 21, of Bassett, Ellington: Mias Judith A. Mrs. Eltabeth H. Wilkenson of Sail Noma Li tea Inc. reportedly re­ ceding period. Planned by YWCA arnul for reannament from British Morrison, 51 Finley St.; Mrs. Lena Francisco, Calif.; two grandchil­ 'niursday at 2:30 p.'m. at Trinity with hlg pereonal repreeentative In Calais, Maine, cut forehead and but Episcopal Church, Hartford. The ceived 32.260,000 in cash plus real The num)>4r of permits for one- manufacturers Instead of, let us Confucius refused to eat food Pacheco and daughter, Wapping; dren; and two brothers, Thomas family dwelling during 1960 was An organisational meeting will be BeiUn, Prealdent Kennedy iasued a that was not chopped up properly right arm; Luke G. Ozut.,24, of Hennessy of Middletown, and Rev. Klngsland Van Winkle will estate mortgages, and participa­ ■ay, Belgian or French or Ameri­ Reduced To Vi Price Hartford, neck Injury; Robert A. Mrs. Gall Johnson and daughter, officiate. Interment will, be In The tion rights In royalties and com- 176, compared to 134 permits fpr held tomorrow at 10 a.m. In the brief eUtm ent, Been In advance and also rulsd that there must 48 Hamlin St.; Mrs. Roberta M. Frsnk Hennessy of Pittsburgh, Pa. oneWamily units approved In 1960. can manufacturers. That would be Casey, 20, of Calais, sprained left The funeral win be held Wednee- Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford. mtsslons for the next five years, dining room of toe Community Y by Clay, which sought to give the never be more flesh food than veg­ ankle. Poelleln and dmighter, Storrs; worth about 32.5 million, it was Two-family dwelling authorized Impregalon of the greatest har­ a neat way of meeting Prime Min­ etables In the mixture. WEDDING GOWNS Mrs. Romajiie H, Appel and daugh­ day- at 9:30 a.m. at Rose Hill . Friends may call at the. Jamea Doctor Says In 1960 were given to nine ap­ for a new daytime club to replace ~ Men's Night SUted . Funeral Home, Rocky Hill with a T... Pratt Funeral Home, 71 Farm­ ■toted. Its best kho-wn innovation mony between the official and the ister' Macmlllan’e financial prob­ The Vernon Junior Woman’s ter, Coventry: Norman Meyers: was the Philips head sprew, which plicants. The same number was toe Inactive Homemaker Group. lem. And, who knows T If Macmil­ ...... ■;...REDUCED Wapping: Miss Linda Pavel, 90 requiem Mass at St. James Church, ington Ave., Hartford, tonight and given In 1960. A social club will b« formed with unofficial chsdng of commend. Club has slated its annual men's Rocky Hill, at 10 a.m. Burial will tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. By. HAROLD T. HYMAN, M. D. uses two crossed slot* rather than lan and Adenauer can reach an night at 7 tonight at Lake St. Woodbridge St.; Frank Emil Cu- Written for Nem-epaper Enterprise the customary slnrW slot in which monthly programa aimed at giving It may be questioned whether NOTICE neo, 122 School St.; Norbert W. St. be In Rose’ Hill Memorial Park, understanding on such a reatlatlc Vi and More School. Miss Jane Page will direct Jacob Cwikla Asen. the company stjlf holds the pat­ Information on subjects interesting there it such complete unanimity Martin, South Coventry: J. Scott Rocky Hill. Q—My husband baa had ’ a proposition and West GenuMy be THE OFFICE OF a Monte Carlo whist following a Friends may call at the funeral Jacob Cwlkla, 73, of 307 Wells ent. ./ ■ lOH Group Cited to -homemakere. Women of the aa~ that^ amonjr American policy ON SOME potluck. Willoughby, 134 Birch St.; Earl stomach ulcer for years. Whenever Jones revedtled that upon learn­ community Interested In this club rearmed and Britain kept solvent DR. ROBERT J. Kibbe Jr., II Vine St.; Richard home tonight from 7 to 9. Memorial Rd., Wethersfield, brother of Mrs. It begins to bother him, he puts makers viewing, the matter from contributions may, be made by Michael Kurys of Bolton, died Mon­ ing of the change In company own­ In GM Magazine are Invited to attend the organisa­ their different vantage points, but by one such transaction, perhaps WALSH ONE RACK Heck, 233 Vernon St.; Miss Sharon himself on the Sippy diet of milk ership In November, wrote offl- tional meeting: Surface, Ellington; Miss Linda those who wish to the American day at his home. and cream with the elkalina pow­ At 4 p.m. tomorrow a meeting ot it is clear that if Gen. Clay has the cbsmic Issues will take carS of ORAL SURGEON ValueiUp To $c;.oo Area CD Officials Tfrombly, -471 Main- St.; Miss Dale Cancer Society. Survivors, Imsides hla sister, .In­ ctala of the Wrot Coa*t group but Manchester High School’s In­ 'lemselves. 32^.9^NOW ders he was ordered to take wh’en has never received a reply. He the advisory board of the Manches­ any quarrel with the overall Ber­ Ann Saucier, Bfr>ad Brook; Kirk clude his wife, Mrs. Anna ZoltO- he waa first treated. Last week, he structors of the Handicapped ter YWCA win be held In the of­ Hamilton McKee Sr. bruch Cwikla; three'sons in New said he could only guess that the (lOH) group' has been cited in the lin policy, he’s keeping it to him­ IS NOW LOCATED AT . Meet Tomorrow Paul EUlison, 39 Chestnut St.; Mrs. hod an attack of kidney colic and liquidation was caused by the com­ fice. Atty, Allan Thomaa Is chair- ' May Trask, Wapping; Michael Hamilton McKee Sr., ‘10, of Mon­ Britain and Wethersfield, two the epecialist who examined him new Issue of "American Youth,*' marl of the board. self. Otherwise, the outspoken sol­ Going By The Book 460 WOODBRIDGE ST. rovia, Calif., and formorly of Mao': daughters In Suffield and Wethers- petitive situation in the screw in­ a General Motors magazine, for A general briefing of area civil Thomas Falcinelli, Wapping; Ray­ found a atone and said the atone Other members of the board are: dier, as he, himself, observes, British postal employes are do­ MANCHESTER T F R r ^ Br i d a l s h o p mond Zaugg, South Windsor; Miss Chester, .father .of Hamilton Aeld, a brother In Hartford, and might have, formed aa a result of dustry caused by the import of fpr' Its work In teaching handicapped Mrs. Charles House, Albert Dewey, would not be returning to his post. ing precisely- what they should be ^defense' officials and federal rep- Nancy Jane Doherty, 129 Tanner McKee Jr. of 21 Church St., Man­ seven grandchildren. the diet. Could that possibly be eign manufactured screws. youngsters to swim. Matthew Maatozo," Frank' Sheldon PHONE MI 9-4593 ' I L i \ l e 3 101 CENTER ST.': If you’re out of touch with events in 'rosentatlyes will be'held tomorrow St. chester,. died last night In Mon­ true? If It's true, should he discon­ "Enthusiasm is the. outstanding He is returning, however, and doing and clerks In the civil serv­ The funeral will be held Thursday characteristic ot the teen-age In' and Robert Starkel. with considerable support from at 2 p.m. In the mayor’s office in rovia. ~atr’ 8:15 a.m.. at the Talaraki tinue the diet ? Meeting with the board will be ice are planning to emulate them. ______Possum Trot, Kentucky, you may not Mr. McKee waa bom in Belfast, A—The answer to both ques: atnictora," the article says about Mrs. Leroy 8. Olsen chairman ot President Kennedy, who describes Willimantlc, It was reported to­ Funeral Home, 380 Maple Ave., YWCA Announces the high school students who de­ This Is especially noble because It day. . Bolton Ireland,’ Aug. 15, 1892, and . lived Hartford, with a solenm high Mass tlons is “yee.” For somo years now the Manchester YWCA; Mrs. J. hUn as the “senior American in know that an exciting innovation in industrial power is in in Manchester for about 40 years. vote Sunday afternoons instruct­ Larry Cochran, treasurer; Miss comes In the wake of a refusal to ’ Louis Drakos, Farmington archi­ of requiem at St. Cyril and Me­ the sequence of events you de­ Winter Courses ing In the achool’e swimming pool. Berlin."' 'Hiat would appear to grant those conscientious workers tect slated to conduct the federal He was a fOrtner member of St. thodius Church at 0 ajn. Burial scribe has come to be recognized Lucille Palnier, executive director progress there. No Arrest-Planned Mary’s Episcopal Church and Hose "Although the Instructors com­ of Hartford County 'YWCA; and make Clay the boss on the scene more pay. survey of fallout shelter sites In will be In'" Mt. St. Benedict Ceme­ ’”- St' observant physicians. In bine plenty of fun and play with Manchester, said the survey here Co. No. 2 of the Town Fire De­ tery, Bloomfield. fact, it’s become so common It's The winter class program of the Mrs. Harold Treash. treasurer of of the explosive situation. Instead of passing down the or- partment. YWCA will begin the week of Jari. their teaching, the sessions are Hartford County YWCA. Till adrtnittmtnl It atilitt m e /w ta tril aar a talititmiaa af a fn i $a ia j liata probably would follow soon after In Head-on Crash Friends may call at the funeral given Its own name of the hard work for teachers and pupils The explanation of the general's d^r for a slow down as you might ittarititt. Tia affariat it aiadt aatj iy lit fraipaatu. .It began more than a year ago when the Pratt & Whitney 'tomorrow’s meeting. Survivors, besides his son, in­ "milk-alkalt syndrome” or ”Bur‘- 15. Registrations are now being The group will discuss the In-- home tonight from 7 to 9 and to- accepted at toe YWCA office or by alike. Much effort and mental ten­ vestment of funde received from obvious chagrin when he left Ger­ expect, the postal imion has In­ Drakos indicated the work con­ state police at Colchester Troop clude two daughters In. California, morrovy from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 nett’S syndrome.” lifter the doctor sion—especially trying for the re­ many for Washington may well be JsaiMiy f. 19Tithonus, husband of Aurora, ly prized, according to the Ency- facturing Co., sign at 477 E. Mid­ well as a guide, but aa a rigid Chas. W. Scranton ft Co. Walston ft Co., Inc. ing. Soon, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft turbojets will be the I Friends may call at the funeral Discomfort and even pain are Ernest Hemingway and Boris Pas­ ulations, In fact he has charged ¥ Associations, which lUts . 11,482 goddess of the Dawn. As you re­ avoided or. relieved by frequent ternak. This course will begin Jan. clg^diB Britannica. dle Tpke., $100. formula, they would hamstring national societies, professional so­ home tonight from 7 to 10 and to­ call, goddesses lived forever; but the work-to-rule Is becoming a morrow from 2 to 10 p.m. feedings. And these toedlngs are 80. the American military comman­ frank go-slow. Van Alstyne, Noel ft Co, E. T. Andrews ft^Co. ConrtaftCo. heart of lightweight power packs that illuminate cities and cieties, federations, and labor Tithonus was a mere jnortal and taken again according'to experi­ Classes for children will Include * ■ . •* ■ . ■ unions. der in Berlin, Gen. Watson. ^ Ruth Milieu slated to die^ a all mortals must. ence, not by the time clock. jnodern dance,' advanced conver­ With undelivered letters and drive ships at sea. ' ITie group ranges from under- Ernest A. Woollett Aurora loved him dearly and want­ sational French and eketchlng. It is understandable that a mili­ packages piling up he has asked Bacon, Whipple ft Co. Southeaston Secnrlties Coipocadon" ivater mstruc.tors to Information Ernest A. Woollett, 70, of 59 ed her love to last forever so she “It is not given to every man to Q—I had S’ complete hysterec­ Mrs. Marilyn Hoette of West Hart- tary man, particularly an aggres­ the public to keep calm and, “as processors - and ' from sugar aplswood Ave., East - Hartford, begged .Zeus, king of the Gods, to tomy when I waa 48 years old. It’s tord wilt instruct the sketching sive one like Clay, should get an­ The turbojet power pack is only one example of the expand­ samplers and cherry -briners to live with the most amiable and fathqr of Raymond H. Woollett of grant Immortality to Tithonus. class, s pew feature for children. far as possible, stop using the divorcees. . ’ unselfish woman,’’ a court told a Manchester, died yesterday at St. now 16 months since the operation noyed at that, especially since the malls.” He claims to have some­ Zeus complied And life, was a and I’m still taking hormone shots Sh4 received her training at the husband seeking a divorce on the Francis Hospital, Hartford. bowl of cherries until Aurora real­ Academy of Arts in- Zurich, Swit­ determination Of United States' al­ thing leas defeatist In mind If mat­ ing product spectrum at United. Aircraft. This pioneering ground that his wife didn't treat Survivo'rs, besides his son here, although the only menopauMl him aa well aa his friends’ wives’ ized that she had not aaked fot.^por symptoms I’ve had — and 11111 zerland, and taught for 14 yeara In lies to avoid provocation In Berlin ters continue, however. Perhaps include hts wife, Mrs. Florence had Zeus granted, eterh.al youth to have —* are occasional hot flashes. Holland. seem to him to go to tl|e extreme. corporation serves industry, commerce, and defense with treated their husbands'. < ’ FYoet Woollett; two Sons in’ East Tithonus. Tithonus shrank in size. Registrations are now being ac­ he knows of some regulations the About Town It sure Isn’t! And the court Hartford and Newington, a Some of my friends tell me they . At any rate the President and employes have overlooked.' could have added a few more com­ His mind becaiire feeble. He bab­ have been taking shots fbr aa long cepted for the YWCA P^yschool unmatched research capability and the multiple skills of daughtei>«f Johnsonvllle, N, Y., a bled incessantly until Aurora, out aa 20 years. Will my body ever for the school year beginning In Clay appear now to have agreed Now the civil service clerks, The British American Club will ments—such as: brother in Bridgeport and nine of deep lo'va and compassion for sponsor a dance Saturday for How can a man KNOW that his make its own hormones after the September, The Playschool offers on a comprorrlse policy Which also a ffe c ^ by the government's 60,000 peoplei\United Aircraft is a significant and growing grandchildren.- . . her once handsome husband, turn­ ■Hots, or will I have to keep on ? supervised activity for 4-year oldif members and their friends, begin' friends’ wives treat - their hus­ Funeral services will be held ed him into a grasshopper. would avoid. If possible, any out­ "pay pause” are going to outdo the EVERYONE CAN AFFORD ning at 9 p.m. Charlie.Vanick’s bands better than his wife treats A—Let me give you the facts as each morning, five days a' week. force in power, propi^ion, npclear energy, electronics, Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Rose You’va a tong life ahead of vou, I know them, and tlien you answer break of 'hostility, while negotia­ mailmen In devotion to duty. They orchestra will play. him? All he sees Is. how thelg Hill Funeral Home, Elm St., Rocky Martha, Ledrn to enjoy it. WJben There is an opening in the present tions are In progress, and at the wives behave in public.' A wife your own questions. Ah occasional group for a boy or girl npw four will pay a thorough regard to the vertical flight, navigation, and controls. HiU. .Burial will be in Roim Hill you tempt th« Fates and make un­ hot flash is a passing discomfort same time, carry out the Presi­ The Guilfi of Our Xsidy of S t who sweet-^tolke her huaband Memorial. Park, Rocky Hill. natural requests, you siways run years old. lines of demarcation between cleri­ Bartholomew's parish will , hold an when ehe has an audience may or that may be embarraeeing but Ths class brochure Is available dent’s promise to "stand firm” In cal tunctiona and executive func­ AUTO-RITE Friends* may call at the funeral the risk of- winding up like our cannot possibly inflict any perma- open meeting toiiight at 8 at Buck- may not be so. amiable when .there home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and friend l^honus. from the YWCA office. Berlin. tions. They will assume no r e ­ ley School cafeteria. Members are is no one else' listening in. n;nt damage. You've been having 7" to 9 p.m. ^ them for 16. months during which "We have reviewed the general sponsibility that is not properly reminded to bring trading stamps. Aleo, thaybe other wiyee are Orient Lodge of Masons, Bast Dear Arthur: Since I’ve been a AUTO INSURANCE more amiable than hlS own b ^ time you’ve bad-your-shets and problem of the effective handling theirs. That’s the way the general The stamps are being coUeeted to Hartford, will hold Masonic, ssrir- child. I’ve heard ‘ about "buccal” they’ve not produced any signifi­ provide furnishlhga for the . ifew cause their huebanda are easier to ices tomorrow at 8 p.ifi. at the digestion, but I’ve never really un­ Tickets Available of possible crisis situations, and secretary of the clerks’ association get along with. It doea t^ke TWO cant affect or you wouldn’t have ,> convent funeral home; derstood it. .J figure it’« about time made y-our inquiry. ^ ^ , ' we have reached full agreement on explains it In the union magazine. No matter how tight a budget to make a happy marriage. that I learn. Can you exqlaln? For ‘Aida’ Matinee the policy to be followed during Red Tape. Furthermore; isn’t a man large­ ' Many physicians, the' moat re­ Temple Chapter, Order of East­ Harry E, Jackson Dear pid^liner: About tba'time cent being Drs. Ouiberg and Hall these months,” the President-said. Some of the Idioms of this you’re working on—YOU CAN ern Star, will meet tomorrow at S ly responsible for the way his wife Hairy Edward Jackson, 83, of that yoil were S’ boy. Horace Seventh and eighth graders of treats him? Y-ou can’t have a hen­ o.' the C.olumblB ’resbyterlan If the predicament In which the drama—pay pause, go-slow, work AFFORD AUTO-RITE ! This qual­ p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. 825 Hilliard Sti and formerly of inetcher mode a dlsrovery that af­ Medical Ceiitor, - are • fairly wgll Bennet and Illing Junior High-! Richard RUnhohl' and her com­ pecked husband without tin t hav­ Hartford, died at Creatfleld Con- fected the eating habite of the en­ Schools may attend a Feti, 1 mati-1 United States finds Itself Is a deli­ to rule—sounds peculiarly British, ing a man who isn’t man onoqgh persuaded that there is a casual ity insurnnee is priced with ^ the mittee will oerve refreshments- valsscsnt Hospital this morning tire civilized woirtd. . relationship between the develop­ nee performance of 'Verdi’s “Alda,” | cate one, the Russians do not have but the plot is familiar to Ameri­ to demand being treated with re­ after aTIThg illnsss. People knew thgt digestion took spect ment of certain-tyj>ee of cancer of in which Manchester High fichool’s ; everything In their favor, either. cans. very Ipwest., yet it offers the ;pro- ’ Anderson-abea Auxiliary 'VFW, Hs was born Mar^ 23. 1878, place in the stomach, thev did the womb and long term exposure Round Table Singers -will appear, i J The very building of the wall Is a will meet to n ^ t at T:80 at the And last—but not least—if a Ia Oxford, Queboc, Canada, and not know that they could nredlgest at the Bushnell Memorial in Hart- ’ tection 8 out of 10 drivers want. hqaband thinks j. all hla . friends had Uvod la ttao Hartford area for to female sex hormones (estro­ clear indication pf. the problem post home. flielr food by chewing it vigorously, gens) whether the estrogens are ford. have ^ c e r . wives then be doss it 38 yom . Including the past five Letcher was as vocal about his dis. Special student tickets will be j Moscow has in keeping the East Lowest rates to safe drivers; fast, couhl be that he is’'the kind of years In Mandiester. Mr. Jack- rubbed in with a eoemetic prepara­ TUNE TEASERS Members of ' ffie' Manchester covery aa he was about his meal­ tion, token by .mouth or injected. available for jtoe opera from 8 to ’ 'A Ckrmans in line. . fair claim serviee. Get the facts Cedarettes will ’ meet at the man who sees the grass as alwaya son bad boon employed by the time chomping: 8:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 at both 'li Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main greener on the other side of the Connecticut Co. as a carponter, re­ Now you add all this up and Russia’s continued struggle to “First, last and all the time be tell me the answers to your ques­ schools, according to Mrs. Harold '- about. Aiitn>Rita toilavl 8 t, tonight at 7:30 to pa] fence—and he wouldn’t be'ron»«r* pairing troQeya by the New Eng­ sure you are really hungry, then W. Garrlty.. Manchester -district- meets to the late James with any woman'for any length of land Laundry Co., and Whitney chew, masticate, munch, Mte and tions. - Daddy! status and pteveht the honest re­ chairman for toe -Connecticut 3Bs wife and daughter are mem­ time. Chain Co. in Hartford before his taste Avbrv bit of food taken in Opera Guild. unification of Germany, constantly bers of the Cedarettes. So. there are all kinds o iM O - retlrsmont five yaarq ago. He waa your month." Q—Where can we obtain Infor­ tans tha court nodght have g(v«n a member of -Trinity Ik>iscopal mation about cystic flbroeia ? However, pupils must arrange faces the threat of an East Ger- That. Old-Umer. Is buscal diges­ A—Writs Dr. Paul A. dl Sant' private transportation, since bus The Golden -Age Club will meet deaybig a inan af divorce on Oiureb in Hartford, tbq Hartford tion. and its practice makes sense transportation will not be provided play the Thursday at 8 p.m. at the East I grounds that bis irienda’ wives tadge of Masons and was past no-. for people of all-ages. Agnese, National Institute of < ^la in Berlin growing out of an -Bide I ^ , weather permitting. treated their huebandlt better than U e'rrand of Trinity Lodge, lOOF, Arthritis and Metabolic Dtse'ases, by the schools, she said. The opera ' uprlsBig or out of Russian maneu­ tabr wife treated him. in Hartford. Dear Arthur; I get Social Secur­ Betheada IH, Md., in cars d the will begin at 3:30 and rvm until NaUonal Institute ot Health. If aboiH 5. ^ ■ With today’s simplified lessons, children (and vers, should probably be decided The Women’a Fellowship ‘ of But the court said what U had Survlvores include his wife, ity and a railroad pension which Center Congiregatlonal Church w ill to oar IB no uncertain terani and M ia. Mable Johnson Jadkson; two total 3380 a month, but I don't you have, an affected child, ask for Mrs. G aiety said she-haa-dls- grown-ups, too) find piano-playing comes easy. hold an allrday service mseUng to­ very well indeed. 'T t ia not givso oona Henry L, Jackson of Coven­ think that Fm given enough. Isn't ellglblUty rsqulrementa for admis­ cusaed transportation with PTA It’s easy to own a good piano, .too, on Watkins But the danger of letting ”incl- to svery man to livs wiUr Qm sion. groups, whose members' will be morrow from 10 a-di. to 8 p.m. try and Hairy M. Jackson of Msn- there sbme way I can get the gov­ chaperoi)es. budget terms (up to 2 years to t>ay). Why not Woric win be done on layettes for most amiabls and unstiflrt wom­ ebostsr; five dsoghUrs. Mxp. Stan­ ernment to give me more nioney? The Round Table Singers will come in Thursday or Friday evening, or Satur- the rather cblkllah sort of ind- Lebanon, and' envekqMS win be an.” ley H. MeVetty d Oookahiro, Quo­ h tU r all. I worked a full lifetime. Dear Reader: Dr. Hyman appre­ filled for the CbrisUan flteward- If tbkeb to bsart, that nalisUe ta ^ Oanadq, Mrs. Louis Burton of Now I deserve some compensation. ciates .your comments and ques­ appear in three performances of [ ' day and talk to our Mr. Hilliard? Prices on fine ship Committee.. Tboee attending Mt of philoaof^ could bsip a lot Hartford, Mra John Davies of Mae tions but ragrata {hat the heavy "Alda,” Including matinees on Feb.; Cable-Nel*.on spinets start at $575. sbmild bring sandwlcbee, Coffee of men to oeitls down and gat East HuKord, Mrs.. SamuM A. bear Mac: Look, Mae, yoedon’t volumne of Us mail dosaa’t per­ 1 and'2 and m pvanlM perform­ mit him to answer each individual ance on Feb.' S. Tha' Feb. 1 per­ A heavy responalbUlty resU with and desaert will be provided. A along with the wives they have. Link d Hartford and Mrs. George "deserva” anything. You work for I babyoltter win be avaOalde tor, And vies vsrsa. d eoune. T&r O. Arvandtakl d Newington; .13 what you get in this life. If yau’re letter or poet eifrd. However, he formance will be the only .matinee Oft&AN ANO PIANO SALON idi6U ddldrcn. Mrs. Robert gnndeMMrnn, qnd 7 grsat-grond ’not fetting enoogb tneome, I sug­ will eommeat in columns Uks ths open to the Junior h l ^ pupils, li poiltlaM is not eoylabla Is In eboiciB d omatomamto driUrsn. gest that you gp back to work. aboTs upon m attsn d . gmtanl or iin«9 the Feb. 3 ons la a l r ^ y meetlnt- F u n e ra l aarrtem w ill be Io0.7-?E :Ilcd(I(fDltveMDni>rtsKwd unusual latsrsst nearly sold out MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CQNN., TUESDAY, JANUARY S, 1962 ' PA G E N IN E OUR BOARDING HODSR liAJOR-HOQFLK % " ...... I W Morr , rix THAT LIAK Bolton AiMwar to Prtvlouo, PibBo FAUCrrTDAVij ^ COUIO JUST AS id e a HME HAD ‘IHESe'IHlNOS Assistant Sedretaiy PB£ |o Consult ^chitects ______! NOT •© talk ABOUT / B A r^ r ^ i j ACROU iORodaok. ^ RJRI6D PIRATE TWASORb Y ^ ^OWON MYBACK.ttWlU. JA «W *atU & DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY AT CRAND UNION IF MB’S in u . HANaN* ABOOMOV ' As 1st Step in School Plans THfcHa3se,WAmM aSSpberaa M Sbom r lay on DrOviding more elementary 2TPDk«rMokN lehool mrilltiee. (eoab-foni) MWMglit©Wfiglit ^^40 AraL™— w S a iu ir The deciaion was, reached last UO rinUlM iM • s^dSdioa 42 W M t « n f ir a light In a meeting > held by the SORodqr piaaado M G tniiif* w itt O P i"? BlIndonaRaa o( BY V. T. HAMLIN aittpiM M it BlPeaiato PBC after a joint eessidn with the A L L Y OOP as Papal etp« . aalMalab.) 44 Garment 82----- racbord board of education. _____ Ajjmaa wmre aor MiD.*iou BTHER>OUSST AW, WHAT yUGEmNS YAtVRIfi^, AWRifiHT, asikynomOnoJ) SSBafon 45ParaiaB 84 The PBC allo voted that, in the seRenorate tentmakar aittwem ^MJEfFERSOHl AWHowr w «* w ^ CfFTymm '»MOo}BicnB>eeoijr?r\y»sl rvcHAO m yg ac. 47 Farforated ban ©Colar. mtereet of orderly and btulne^' ID*A,AT»C101ie _ , OR I ’M HMrtNS J\OU WHO GOT LVKICAL I Mt/ T&ET ACTION SORooto (ah.) like seaelone, membera of the |nib> NOIMNS TOO ABOUT DINOSAUR _ y V I'M ON MT WKY/j StDai^ NY m *N D ro o B fi S40iknmia » z » 4 6 6 r r ¥“ IT TT « lie will not be "allowed to 8 l> ^ M W M fe e w / WITH «XJ! J BUHSER5, AS I STInqMtaa unleM raqueatM to do eo. Like all POM. RECAU. SaSlaa i T i4 meetinga of town hoaida and com* .BBHoater mlttees, the PBC eeislona are open 400oaaltrt nr IB to the public. ' 4LAbbBiUM A t the joint meeting, the board 4SemataraigB II 19 4SBaTOrata IT pretented Ita ^ needa, Including a -«7IUIiaB z n a Z3< three-page report prepared by J^^KYRARE eemmoflltp ' ■ * ^ ______8upt. of Schools Myron Collette BOftnit . PICTURE OF w a " IT a r M II’ giving room needa,. enrollment, s--.saeL,!L'. <- IHIS lOROSHlp. BSSaa Bmnph room needs vsi rooms available and MLapalpm « r 87 Tana m ST building requirements. lacroaaa n It was established that there Is eascoia ST an Immediate need for three rooms eoCoDcaalad Worthy Advisor CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER W to be available when achool opens DOWN Ifi September. The board recom­ Miss BarbkiTi Elaine Baker, ISooefbaat ii mended that they be located on the daughter of Mr. a;id Mrs. Freder­ present elementary school site. ick A. Baker, 337 'center -SL, was PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL Vb'RMBBR a ^ 43 u elected worthy adviiter of Man­ a stej^ group Although .the hoard had been talking in terms of a separate chester Assembly, Order-.of Rain­ HE VYOULO RATHER 1 IMAQINEi R3RSAKING' IT bT u BE WITH PEOPLE ONE’S OWN KIND IN FAi/ORj SMarinar's building on the former Rogets bow for Girls, last night at tlie MB- dirodkm property' next to the e6hooL sonic Temple. THE OO® IS , T H A N W IT H -OF. AN ALIEN BPoatanair IT ' it OTHER S O C I E T Y 7 Crockett said he-thought an addi­ Other new officers are MlU AM U N U S U A L aDagraaotbonor tt Muriel Lambert, worthy aasoclat^. C R E A T U R E , 1 DOSS/ ataptop s r tion to the school would be prefer­ •Scratch able. Board , members said their advisor; Miss Cynthia Post. Char­ PRISCILLAI ) recommendations were-made after ity; Miss L^nn Ferris,, Hope; Miss lengthy study of the problem in­ Beverly Allen, Faith; Mias Lesley volved. Ann Salmon, recorder, and Miss SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’N B A I AlUuiugh. the atmosphere be­ Lucille Rleder, treasurer. tween the two boards was at Other appointed officers win be times not too cordial, the PBC at named and installed at a semi-pub­ the end of the joint meeting agreed lic meeting Jan. 27 at 8 p.m. at the to look Into prefabricated bulltt- Masonic Temple. Yippaifys^osow^ Ings an .well as conventlbnally Miss Bakfr la a senior at Man­ with the purchase of each package of . A Bltii dOU> smiKE/ built ones. chester High School and past president of the Future Nurses these fine Grand Union products! Crockett talked about adding Club at the high achool. She has ----- y------' two rooms to the present school, IWt W>>- IM- T-M- INg. served on the Junior Auxiliary at BUY ALL AND GET... but the board bald this was not Manchester Memorial Hospital and enough for Immediate needs. Mem­ BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL is a member of Sarah Whitman bers exprwed concern that If as Hooker Society, Children of the 135 Extra Stamps many as fOur'Tooms were to be American Revolution. TD pr o b ably added the cost would jeopardize Three gifts were presented to the T!ES ICeT MORE SLEEP secondary school needs which Assembly lest night. New tiaras, IIP ( INSTALLED A must be met by September 1983. to be worn by Faith, Hope and FRISHPAK-AU V A I^ O John McOarrlck, chairmah' of C V lU S A U i Charity, were given by Mrs. Philip I MATER COOLER the board of Question, made a BY YOUR BED.' Finley, president of the Rainbow Spaghetti MAC^ONI plea, for “ quick but not rash’’ ac­ Mothers’ Club. A ballot box was MARRY Mt.AND flL tion In view of the alternatives made by Alton Cowles, and a new BSiSHPAIC open to the board If rooms are not yw jM tJfofrtl dime birthday bank was given by liKiibe \ rHMM«AlOMANXABFUTlJ available In September. He eald Mrs. Charles O. Lambert, mother LESS ond RUMPS 4 9 STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 90-oa. lor they were double’ sessions' for advisor of the Assembly. SCALLOPS t. 6 9 * some grades, or using part of the aiAIW PNION FROZEN SPECULSI GRAND IMIOSSED ^ cAfeteria for classes, which wi give only oiie chuivoom. program and will be used for the C O D F IL IT 2 ;^ 7 9 * The Board expressed willingness first time Monday. In the past it .oinCh.ops it.79‘ Cubes ioHlins lb. 69* Paper Towels dL to meet with the PBC whenever has been necessary to -borrow such F IL IT 01 soil 2 pig<-9 9 * necessary. Crockett said that in equipment from the state. It te GRAND UNION M-ea Eni IL I. P«A OB« miamt»aaa.ti«.-TjaAat»a.wam the future he planned to have platmed to acquire other new FISH STICKS 3 fmUlDER lb. Bf .... . Im. members of the town planning equipment in the future from Rib Chops lb 69* Roost 65‘ Tomato Catsup biL "Nahl Thert'R nothin' wrong wHh my DuTs Iwtring-* commission and of the board of funda accumulated from fees paid -HADDOCK 2 JUDD SAX O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDEIELD luBt Ms jisttningr’ flnan’ce Invited to PBC meetings for the cleaning and fiuoride treat­ GRAND UNION i since they will have to work with ment. lb hr|a’ —BUT I WON'T SeLL MT LAND/ Shoulder'"“7b65‘ Cube Steaks 89* C'MON, GLENNA, I'U SHOW YOU the problem too. V»-Ag Preeentattoa. Instant Coffee lO-tL/ar. WHAT I ’M Discussion of the site for sec­ Neal Landers, of the vocational- PUniNS UP — ondary achools was dismissed by agribulture department -of Rook- LITTI,E SPORTS BY ROUSON GRAND Crockett by saying "that’a our vllle High School, will speak NAVEL CICAI 0* quod buslnesa,-’’ . q^huesday at Bolton ta Grade 8 CIOUDY bri. . The T r ijr" ’iuillerlnteiMtat of boys Ihlerested in taking the ve-ag Ammonia schools for Bi^on, Philip Liguorl, course. GRAND had Intended to attend the joint A vo-ag program for Interested meeting, but was honored last boya and their parents will be held Calif. ’ night by the PTA at thfe'school he Feb.’S ait 7 p.m. at Rockville High. Dog food now aervea aa principal. A t that time there will be an op­ Siinkist Liguorl plans to sttmd a meet­ portunity to inspect the facilities ing of the. board’s aubcqmmlttee there and arrange for a schedule 12-aL- OUNCES •plaiilc bit I :iMtn on curriculum tonight at the home of courses. '.OMDOIBI of Mrs. Claire Warfel. Paiiehionera of St. Maurice Iiiguorl came to Bolton Saturday Church interested In helping with W A A CALIFORNIA 4% ^ KITCHIN GARDM to sign his contract as Bolton’s ICEBERG BY JOHNNY HART the “ Showboat Jamboree" in any L . 6 . C , first town-employed siqierlntend- way are asked to attend a meet­ ent of schools. He toured the Green Peas frozen BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ing tonight at 7:30 in the church T H B & U N t& IP IT WBRe RMCTHER. school building. at the time with hall. + unucE -- ‘ AVOCADOS , r Sow DOVtH) 2 29 1 25 FRESHPAK AH.Hir BUT WHERE KHlCH members o t the board. fo 6UP Yoa AKC HtRC, WR.YAMA^KI. 9 9 fS O O jD C 6 MILES AWAY, *IHEISSNOUO BE St. Maurice Legion of Mary will YOUK COTTAfit ON liUNP BURNED. BUTHWO-^ r t ir j WE HAVE TWER TO KKJOWTHAT? AVCK9 8 IHAN 3 fa5 ORtS He la expected to meet with the meet tonight at 8:30 in the rectory. mAO-$AN AND TKICNP HAVE NO EDOD, flNP. NCARCETONEK away; teachers' next week, and will be ______■4/ Sliced Pineapple » ^ ^ MRlEL. N»B0ATCAN«TNEAK IIHOURE / < —;------IN A V ^ A R . given a inihlie reception by the AWAV. . / HiHMh 5lC., Manoheeter Evening Herald because of BTOKM WAVE$. ■V board of education on Sunday Feb. Bolton oorreepondeat, Grace Mc­ ANOTHRIXTRAI A 4 at the Community Hall. Deotal Prograni Begtaa Dermott, telephone Mitchell 8- The dental program at the ele- 6568. Book Notches Z iC? mentair school will begin Monday. OoUeetions will be made Frtday G o n e P a ss KITCHIN GARDIN morning in Mrp. Barton’s •'eohi- Thermopylae, funouj mountain APMESAUCE 2 - 1 5 binatlon 6th and Bth grade and Italian Dressing 'i in Grades 6, 7 and 8. pass of ancient Greece, no longer ___ A new-dental engine enclosed In exists. It now is a wide, mariny Ito IM ta l a modern ohromium stand has been plain, but the medicinal hot springs NAPKINS— to Save! Mo ~ CoMpon i to - CMpI purchased from accumulated which gave the pass its name still Cot Year Stamps at the Ciiockoirti in Addition funda in the self-supporting dental bubble forth. • 7-oz. to the Stamps Yea normally Bocsiva » . . O B S li AIORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLl STARKIST TUNA SS BAKED BiANS MICKEY FINN RY LANK LEONARD woe » m a v b e iAM a BuricAN^jnLt. 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EARL YOST Sports Editor Rangers Ohio State Oas$ Club Uon In which the TMCA w o ^ bo Chicago (ffO— ^The NationaItcf )77A ^ ^ sophomore in| which was deadly yissterday. His led by the NCAA in basket- New York (JP)— With the Big Ten race barely umierway EAST SIDE MIDOIBfS federal investigation of its pective sports would hold the final a loss for words, pulled out all stops in telling his side of “The with ohiy six months experi­ 1958 at the University of Houston. early tutor was one of golf’s great­ ,ln the continuing struggle Repeating an earlier season two things seem apparent: Ohio State is^clearly the class of Battling to hold their slim first power struggle with the N a­ authority. Inside Story of the Braves’ Dissention.” Dressen was cut place edge, the Ptimpers squeezed ence on the tournament trail He was .low amateur in. the bos est Short game masters, Paul Run­ over representation' to the inter­ the conference, and it’s going to be a wide open scramble for yan, now a pro at La Jolla.. tional AAU nntU “All avenues .of Plan Full Diseiiaeian loose late last season and Tebbetts moved in from the front victory over Cheney Tech, Ly­ past the Blue Coats, 34-32, last has won t lW ir s t major prize Angeles Open in 1960. • negotiation are exhausted,’’ Exec­ national bodies In. both sports. Brash Marine ...... h "f think this is something that office as field manager. “He’d worked himself into a dead man Memorial. trounced the the next nine places. ^ night. In the opener the (jrulsera Last year he Won the Mexican utive IMreetpr WAlter Byers said The colleges, together with hlgli of his profesMonal career, the Rodgers can be modest. He can hools and armed forces, feel thi ought to be resolved within the end with the front office job. Perl-^ Rangers, 71-51, yesterday in Ohio Stats’* svipremacy is no It was a night for records. Nel­ put on a final period surge to vrin Open in Mexico Q ty, and in Octo­ today. 845,000 Los Angeles Open. ber he won the Sahara Pro-Am a­ also be as brash as a Marine, A A U has done a poor loh in lU U.S.” said Byers. He added that ni (President Lou Perinl) began to Lebanon. The-Lym an shoot­ Surprise. The deep and seasoned son's 36 points gave -him a career over the Ladders, 39-23. ' Phil Rodtfera of Uk^Jolla, Calif., which he was for a hitch that end­ "The report I gevb to White realize that Birdie waan’t going to in topnotch condition, and is bor­ Buckeyes hold undlsput-ad posses­ total of 1,206 and an all-time leiwa Speaivheitoed by a detormtned teur at Las Vegas. House representatives was that I. conduct of affairs .in basketball the N C A A ’s future course Will be rowed only once The same re­ ers had won the first meeting may never do It again, hut yester­ ed last summer. and track and Held pexUcularly in arork out as an executive, and sion as the nation's top team, and high. And Minnesota's 104 points and very ag^seive Pete Dimin- Birdie Barrage ersonally, felb' that intervention discussed fuUy at the convenUona spect is shown borrowed hunting between the two foes, 62-36. day he routed the older, rpore es­ A golf firm presented him with regard to International matters. Birdie knew it, too,’ ’ Dressen says. are virtually sure shot bets to wZs a school scoring mark. Ico, the Pumper* came from be­ Rodgers’ first three rounds here iy the f^h U government, on business sessions Friday and Sat­ country. The "g iv er” knows that Getting off to a fast start, Ly­ tablished pros with a tournament were 67-71-68. Most observers a’ 14-karat putter after his winning In Its petlUon to the NCAA^the "Pirini was stuck with him. When sw'eep to another, conference title. At Vanderbilt, Cotton Nash of hind in the fln ^ period as they out- either the'^ecutlve or legislative urday. lie promised that a ’’defin­ trespass is often regarded as a man erected a 16-8 first quarter record nine-under par 62 tuid^2- thought he would yield to pres­ round. ^ National Oolleglate Track C o^ es Tebbetts asked for my job, Peri- But some other development* Kentucky continued to show that scored their opponeta 18-8 after branches, should come as a last ite statement” of the beliefs and personal insult by landowners, advantage and never trailed the hole total of 268. He collected 87.- sure on the final round and the " I t ’s pretty, but I'd better not ni ssw an easy way out and gave the "eophomore sensation” label trailing by two polnta at the end Byers told the Associated Association — headed by Chick convictions of the nation's col­ and he does/Hot use a man's lah(i rest of the way. The hoet quintet among the Big Ten mem here do 800...... winning effort would come- from let the one I used today go.” said Wo'raer of Penn State -i- said; It to Mm " pinned on him is more fact than of the third 'period. Dimtntco, ' leges and unlverslti-es "would then without his permission.’ He also held a 32-16 margin at halftime rate in the surprise category. A pro barely a Rodgers Fred Hawkins, Bob Goalby, the Rodgers. "There is wi.desp^d discontent ’Dressen, who managed Brobklyn drum-heater's fantasy. The teen- who pKyed an outatandlng all ^' year, "If it develops that a reasonable be made available to the White feels that finding a place to hunt and were firm ly in command, 50- For example. leading-up to the 1961 L. A. Open wiiuier; Lionel He­ The old one had consistently among athletes, coaches and ad­ to two National League pennants, aged blond scored 31 points In aroupd game, netted 19 big talliek Irft his nearest challengers behind solution to these difBculties can­ House' and other interested par- is his ofwn duty, and not that of 39;-as the two teams went into the conference openers laat Saturday. bert or possibly even a'late chal­ holed Six' and seven footers all ministrative orgsinlzations with the adds that there Was considerable leading the nationally third-ranked for the winnera aa he pae^ all by nine strokes. not be obtained then I am Sure the 'government or of friends. final eight iuinutee of play. Big Ten Squads failed to fa tt^ lenging Mike Souchak. day, and one from 40 feet out. poUcynutking and general conduct Ues.” • “ conflict during the season with Wildcats oVer the Vol*. 77-88; in ■corers for the evening with eight It was the widest margin of vlc- the <»lleges will bS 'the Erst to Byers indicated there would be It is sometimes necessary for Scoring honors for the day went up on outside opposition as they Rodgers squelched that when he For the record; Hawkins and of affairs concerning track and some o f Ms top stars— Warren their Southeastern Conference field goala and one free Uirasr. Tim •tory since Mike Souchak piled up welcome the Governments help.” the giver to take, ’but when he to Skip Asplnali of Lymair. The usually -do. In 80 games against moved into a three-stroke lead in Goalby were the runners-up at field athletics in the United SUtes, at least one more meeting with Spahtt, Hank Aaron and Lew Bur­ match. Coughlin, who did a fine job o f re- the same score over Billy Casper Byers’ confirmation to thb Oak­ does so he responds with genuine latter pumped 83 points through non-league oppionents, they were the first nine holes and never let 277. It was worth $3,325 apiece. especially in regard to internation­ AAU representatives, possibly be­ dette, in particular. Dounding for the winnera, gathered and Doug Ford In the Motor City land Tribune’s report that Pres­ gratitude and usually some token the hoop connecting on 12 field- 57-33 _ with Ohio State 10-0, Gene Engel psci;ed a lot of up with his birdie-barrage. Rancho The more famous players closed al matters. fore the end of the month. Four I can recall at the second I M l in eight big pointa alao. Open at Northville, Mich., in Au­ ident Kenneciy has been urged to of appreciation. If granted p«r- goals and adding nine free throws. punch in the closing moments, Golf (Club’s par is 36-35— 71. Rodg­ strong but were never serious “It is the conviction of the As­ previous meetings have proved All-Star gam e in Boston, Spahn Illinoia 7-1 and Purdue 7-2. That For the determined Blue Ooata, gust 1959. Intervene by several west coast missioh to hunt on private prop­ Bud Gouin aided Aspinall in scor­ .spai’king Virginia to a 98-95 A t­ ers did it in 32-30—62. contenders. They included; sociation that national track, and fruitless. told me that he wasn't happy with left the seven others barely above who never gave up, it was the Rodgers’ round cracked the old senators canVe in the wake of an­ erty, he feels obligated to repay ing with a dozen tallies. lantic (?oasl Conference. victory Rodgers stands five-feet-elght U-S. Open Champion Gene Llt- field matters should be determined The policy-making council of the -manner in wMch iTressen was the break-even point al 33-30. other Diminico, Joe, who waa the tournament record of 63 shared by other step in the N C A A -A A U that favor in some, way—maybe Captain Phil Hence again paced over South Carolina. Engel pace eetter. In ao doin^ he found and said he weighed in yesterday tler, 281, $1,080; Arnold Palmer, by representative thiiiking and the NCAA begins its meetings to­ handling him. "I would like to For another thing, the teams ex­ Tommy Bolt (1956) and Ken Ven­ fight, this one involving track and an off-season visit, a dinner in­ the Rangw * with 17 poinU. How­ snapped a 92-92 tie on a pair Of the range for IS talltea to lead hia at 187. He is stocky, a reddish- 283, $825; National PGA (Cham­ voting, rather than by AAU dic­ day while sessions of the associa­ pitch every fourth day, not just pected to give Ohio State iti stlff- free throws with 49 seconds to go. turi (1959) and erased the 72-hole field. vitation or some personal letters. ard Brunelle tallied 10 and Dick dub while Mark Jacoba chlpped blond, and reminds g olf followers pion Jerry Barber, 285, $446.671 tate.” tion of baseball coaches con­ once a week," Spahn said. "But est competition haven’t exactly then cllncljed it with a layup. score of 272 Set by Uoyd Mangrum Gary Player,, 287, $165; National Federations Proposed And if friends share their fa­ Oliver nine also for the losers. in with. 10 pointa forjoaera. of Billy Maxwell, both in appear­ The proposed federation would tinue. Ted Williams, former Bos­ he's the manager and I ’ll try my been fireballs. After two confer­ St. Louis, stniggling through a In 1956. \ „ Opening the week-long run of vorite hunting grounds with him, The loss was the seventh in eight After a nip and tuck battle ever ance arid changeable disposition. Amateur Champion Jack Nicklaus, ton Red Sox.slugger, will lecture ence games. Purdue is 1-1 ami 8-3 highly disappoii.tlng season, won Rodgers' previous fame was Hm- the ■'NCAA convention, Byers an­ be composed' of representatives of best under his schedule. I feel that he returns in kind. ^ starts for Cheney. The Rangers the flrat three periods in a game to the baseball coaches today. its first Missouri Valley’ Confer­ nounced yesterday that the N (3AA the NCAA, AAU, arm-ed forces a fellow who gets to be my age * * next game will be W edne^ay overall, Iowa is 1-1 and 7-4, TlTi- that saw the score tied many Umea, His topics? Hitting, of course. ence game in three starts, 81-59 had been petitioned by track and high schools. A ^ im ilar federa- (39) must be pitching regularly or when they visit Hartford to take nols is 1-1 and 8-2. Northwester'n the Cruisers put on a final peri 2-0 against Big Ten rivals • but For the winners, John Savino w t j directed toward the' game he Oklahoma State squad, 47-42, in fast, during the second'half of the B. r. PIS. only 6-6 overall. top man as he found th* range hunts. The ’’giver" will' go to anv Aipinall .. 12 * 22 the Big Eight. Larry Jackson's season— when given his regular Komr ...... While Ohio Stale was idle last for .18 points while teammate . 0 0 H l ’S a SQ UARE— This is good square guarding, nut driving layup with 16 seconds to turn—and wound up with another end to recover crippled ' game, Kf>rachsky . 0 1 ?l Ricky Burr added a valuable 16, and lost game is a blot on his Richard fi night. All-Am erica Terry Dlschln- go gave Ohio University It* clinch, 20-gams winning season to his . 0 (I 0 : close, man, close. Adrian Smith of Cincinnati encircles 10 of them coming in the final and Dressen Named Leafs^ Pilot Rozelle Re-elected Prexy in NFL conscience. Game brought to bag, ■ . 2 (I « ger pumped in 45 points a* Pur­ er in an 82-81’ sqiieaker with West­ credit. . . 2 1 Cleo Hill’s arms to keep tlie Hawk from scoring in St. fatal period. For the Ladders, RODGERS* REWARD—Phil Rodgers gets a; kiss from ia promptly and carefully pro- Morri.oii' due scored a honjecourl victory ern Michigan in th* Mid-American ♦ , * * . 1 0 li lyiui.s. over Illinois; Minnesota outscored Jimmy Welch was th# leading cessed to insure high tabfe qual-1 Manninjt: 1 - 0 2 ■ Conference. tournament Queeii Luise Hurd after the 23-year-old pro scorer as he cut the neta for a .New York .h. V,. NBA Problem . Ity and no waste. It Isn't donat-1 . 1 1 3 ' Indiana, 104-100 at Minneapolis; Other resulli — Furman 59, The from La Jolla, Calif., won the $45,000 Los Angeles Open As Attendance Hits Record High . 6 0 Iowa's Don Nelson set a Hawjteye nifty 15 markers and Pred'C)wena Dressen, fiery, outspoken 63- will enter the Marines while pitch­ Angeles Dodgers midway dur­ Another outspoken sports critic ed to a nelghbor'sc garbage can.; G„id.iifn . 0 0 Citadel 51; Oklahoma 56, Missouri yesterday with an amazing final round of 62, (AP Pho- 0 record in the 74-60 decision over 4red in six'. year-old pepperpot__, whose er Koplltz goes into the Army, ing the 1-65© season when he la Bob Cousy, the great Boston uncleaned and maybe even taint- j Tollman . . 2 1 62; LoulsiZna Slate 76, Georgia 57; refused to report to their minor tofax.) Celtic backcourt star. In the same ed. When the ethical hunter •• . 0 0 Northwestern at Iowa City; and Tulane 59, Florida 47; Auburn 75 managerial career has fluctu­ both for six-month pericxls. at^ tw o Imrortant keys to the future^ “Y” MDMIETS . leage club a t Spokane, has been Miami Beach, Fla. single turnout w m 80.455 -Issue of Sport, Cousy claims one of makes a gift of game—which he Toini* Wisconsin outlasted Michigan Florida State 69; Providence 79, Dressen, connected with ‘ base­ The N F L turned down a pro­ » 12 71 ated with startling rapidity, trying to hook on with a major, Cleveland for the Nov. 36 game the N B A ’s biggest, problems is may 'rarely do—he gives the best (it) State, 83-78 on thu S p a r t a n ■' Massachusetts 45; St. John's (N, 'Phil Cataldo’s 2-foot act shot at ball in some capacity since he be­ Booming National Football posal to increase the player limit pi*. Eight Foreign Entries was back in baseball today for league olub as a player, coach or with New York. scheduling. “ I feel that we’re work­ birds and choicest cuts to people 1 B. r. floor. Y.) 1()8. Bridgeport 84. the buzzer gZve Peek Lumber m gan playing in 1919, said he could League attendance hit a rec­ from 36 to 38 men 'with six clubs 4 9 17 hisi 30th consecuUve year as a scout. No Surprise ing on quantity rather than qual­ who will appreciate them. He re-1 fjiirtd V '. 0 0 24-22 win over Wyman Oil In a ^ have had "four, or five” jobs man­ Stars Play for Keeps ord high of 3,986,159 in 1961 reported voting against the in­ gards-both friends and game Ux) j villa .,... 1 4 manager or coach in the majors aging Triple A teams, but liked Charge Denied The re-election of Rozelle came ity. W e havs 80 league games and tingling contest. , with an average crowd of 40,- as no surprise.because the league crease. Twelve,■votes were need­ by the tim e, we g e t through with highly to treat either with dtsre-; f 0 0 Both teams .had great dfficulty and minors. the. Toronto offer best. He noted , A former National League bat­ ed. It also rejected a suggestion 2 7 In Indoor Track Meets New. England Sports Brieh has enjoyed unprecedented *uc- Fired as manager , of the Mil­ Toronto is considered as a pos­ ting champion with a .344 aveii-'' 676 at each of 98 regular sea­ exhibitions and playoffs, we’ll play •P^ct Ollvar 2 9 in finding the hoop In the flrat ces* in his regime. He just finish­ to set'up eui injured player re- ■ between 100 and 110 games, which The ethical hunter's interest is Brunei]# 4 IG half, thanks-to two . lovely one- waukee Braves at the taU-end of sible addition if and when the ma­ age in 1963, the 39-year-old out­ son games. DaTaeon In NFL Pro Bowl Game ed the second year of an orlglpal serve list. Injured players, not in-.' is lim ply too much. I don’t think not a eometime thing that-blos- 0 0 handera by Erwin HyZon..... the 1961 season, Dressen rejoined jors expM d again. fielder claims he is being black­ "We are enthusiastic about the activated fo r the season, inust con- _ Mar*n .. ft three-year term following hi* elec­ our gross receipts would guffer if soms only in October. He has a Klfln ... 2 V . The raOe picked up eonrider- the Braves system yesterday, sign­ The Braves were no.less happy listed by all m ajor league teams. general balance, of our attend­ tlnue to go through the waiver New York To Inelude Julia Chase coaching jobs that began in 1932. ment, with the Leafs, said; reserve the right to hire our own The 12th annual Pro Bowl gam c^ 1959, Los Angeles was very suc­ fellow eomplainini' about long had during the hunting season. Peek’s ted 14-13 at the end o f ter current problems have heed game Instead of the third game ■ehedulee who goes barnstorming Maybe he join* spring planting "W e have a big contingent of three-quarters and thsn both, But, while Dressen left the un­ "W e've always thought highly of personnel. There's no blacklist. at the Los Angeles Coliseum Jan. In the National Football L.eague, cessful with big crowds of 70,000 pole yauller and Sandor Iharos and resolved. . and the . clubs again were given Conference Rivals foreign athlete,* coming over," said employed ranks, equally-outspok­ Ouirlie as a baseball man. They A fte r all, Furillo is going to be 40 14, under the scrutiny o f some 6(),- there’s also a genuine rivalry be­ and 75,000 accounting for a good after the N B A playoffs are con­ progtams of hi* local sportsmen's Lajos Szentgali of Hungary, Th* Northfleld, Vt, (/T^A group *f$ A speetkl tIO-yard run for gtrla teams bore down for an exciting pennission to use players in mlli- cluded . . . There isn't 'any qties- the 71-year-old old Ferris today. en Carl Furlllo, one of the. stars (the Leafs) hired their own man years old..." 000 sun lovers and a few milUdn tween East and West. share of our attep(jance. Although After negotiating a single net­ club, or rides herd on iegislation, 31-year-old Iharos still holds the Norwich students have formed the ha* been addod. Among the en­ finish. tsry service with the consent o f tlon in this men's mind that pro Next for Huskies "But the Russian* have turned With two minute* remaifttag for-Dressen’s Dodger teams of the and we were happy to go along Dodgers CJeneral Manager Buz- snow shunners (v ia television), got "I’m rooting for Green Bay the Rams were not utilizing their work CBS television deal calling or.is active in youth training pro­ world six-mile record 27;43.8. first Vermont Chapter of th# Par*; trant* ar* national record holder the player’s commanding officer. basketball is losing much fan ap­ grams. down our Invitation, -.... — and the score tied 18-18, Charlie early 1950s, lenialn on the out­ with them." zle Bavasi said, "Jhe trouble is its inspiration ftom a veranda ses­ when they play the Giants," nod­ biggest stadium in the league to for $9 million plus over a two-year More Meet chute Club of America. Helen Shipley of Newton and Cor­ Such players, however, must be on "W e told them we were hoping Bracket scored on a layub for W y­ side after baseball Commissioner Dressen has managed the Carl Wants a job as a scout or a sion at Elagle Rock, where the ded Les Richter, who has flexed full capacity, our attendance still peri(x!, Rozelle suffered a setback peal where It hurts the most — at Gun safety is a ■ religion with Hopeful Shooters 'Fhe eea.son- rune 10 weeks and Cadet Brian L. Barquln of Barre nell and Marathon hopeful Julia the original 36-man active list. that Valery Bmmel (world rec­ Bobby Ford Frick denied he is being Braves. Dodgers (then in Brook­ manager. He should go to the Washington Redskins train in his calves lor the West the past went up. That Is a healthy trend. last summer when a federal judge the box office. Attendance is down him. H e "knowi the gun” and there are more meet* than ever was elected captain. Chase of Springfield and Smith man’s, seconds later Peck’s ord high jumper) would come back Lucas netted a neat shot and It blacklisted by major league clubs. lyn), Cincinnati Reds and Wash­ minors to find out if he can do southern California. '1 vear.s. "because they make We are sorry we missed by only ruled the pact in violation of anU- The owners heard a brief discus­ all around the N B A and one makes no unreasonable demands Storrs -r- The University of Con­ with the hopefuls shooting at Oolleg*. It was 1950, and there sat'Mar- trust laws. Rozelle then led a bat­ needn't stand in line to get a ticket of it. He knows its capabilities again. They answered that they was 20-20. Richter and Sulota ex­ At the same time, two promis­ ington Senators and has been a these things. 1 have no animosity our 4-10 season record o f the 16 thousand from hitting the 4 sion o f the various pay TV systems necticut basketball team makes more records than ever. y„r|[ i;t )—Jackie Foley of shall talking to whoever would tle that .ended In congresslonsd ac­ in use. Rozelle called it a "more on the night, or day. of a game in­ and how to use It safely, effective­ did not w ant'to break their train­ changed hoops and with 10 seer ing youngsters—Bemle Allen of coach for the Dodgers (Brooklyn toward Carl. I thought we ended ...... iou.. oetter. We want to million mark.” its move for a top berth in the . For example, tlUs U the year the IhoIv Crosa and Jim Hoeley oLBoe- Boston (IP) — Boston Celtte* our relationship with good feel­ listen, Paul Schlssler, a some time tion appro'ving aihgle network or less educational report” and volving the . champion Celtics atj ly and mercifully. He is often an ing for the European champion­ onds left, the stsge w u eet for the Minnesota Twins and the De­ and Los Angeles, and New York prove we play better football In Jim Kensil, league public rela­ Yankee (Conference standings, first Indoor sub-four-mlnute mile I ' c<,||,gs have been named to PrsaMent Walter 'Brown will be troit Tigers' Howie Koplltz—pre­ Yankees in a siicce.saful,' but ings." football coach and Lbs Angeles tions chief, did not announce any deals for pro. football, baseball, a^ed ”I am not eager to see it.” Boston Garden. aJi-season shtxiter who takes pride meeting front-runner Rhode Is­ ships in Belgrade this summer.” Cataido. our division.” could be authored, possibly by Jim ! this week's ECAC major college honored at the 12th annual N B A With defenders all about him. promoter, was the captive audt individual club breakdown when basketball and hockey. A progi^esa report on the $10 mil­ V • * in his gunning, not only for shoot­ land (8-0) at Kingston. Tuesday, For the coimtriea on the con­ Beatty. Then, Don B ragg expecu i baakrtball tearti. The West ha* a 7-4 edge In the tinent, the European champion­ .All Ktar gam* In (4t. I/oult- aext qatkldo let Ay from deep In the ence of the owner of the Redskins, he released the official paid at­ ,‘‘We may expand In the next lion clvU antitrust suit filled in ing's own sake but as an effort to and playing cellar-dwelling (0-3T to see his 15-9V* pole vault rec- i Foley,, one of the nation’s who were conditioning at Occi­ serleo, thanks mainly tl stunning Giver* ’n Takers ships are second only to the Olym­ Thursday night. left hand corner. Aa the ball was tendance figures. H e said the aver­ five years,” said Rozelle. "Right 1960 by the rival American Foot- ' harvest game cleanly. He invari- New Hampshire at home, Thurs­ ord eclipsed.' Gary Gubner of New lug leaders, ‘ tallied 62 |Hilnls\lh a performances the laat two years In hunting, as in everything else, pics. Broun will he given a plaque for In the air. th* buzzer sounded end dental College. age crowd in 1961 was 40,675, nov. -we have no immediate plans ball League, will be heard today 7- abiv; keeps a hunting dog, knowing York University, just 19 yeara old, pair of Crusader wins last week. .by JTohnny Unlta*. there are givers and takers. Some day liight. Btlll, Ferris is not ready to give his InetnimentaUu’flrk In starting Peck’s had the Win. M ahovlich Registers Six Goals in Bid "Going to get the league,” said compared to 40,106 In 1960, an in­ for addi.qg clubs. W e want to get or tomorrow. The suit is sched­ that such a dog will redu™ crip Although CoraiecUout lost Sat­ has taken aim on Parry O'Brien’s The a-5 Hooley scored .20 points Marshall, "to have em All-Star “It's a different world,” ex­ men give advantage; others take in. tho game. crease per game of 569. the Dallas and Minnesota fran­ uled to be heard Feb. 19 at Balti­ pllpg losses of game and a ^ im urday night, 79-70,*to Holy <3roBs, iihot-put standard of 63-1 as the Ragles beat N ary and Is plained the Baltimore Bullet after it. . • " I ’m going to send them back Game like they have lit baseball? Un. official Associated'Press fig­ chises well off the ground first. more. meesurably to the ^ r t . Ralph Boston, already, a 27- averaging belter than 80 per rent last year’s extravaganza. ‘-■NO'red The "g iver” respecta and cher- several observations made by a cable poihllng out that compet­ To Catch Bathgate in NHL Scoring Race Miami’s the place." ures'showed that Cleveland led the The )iew stadium at Washington The player request* of the Play- • Such a man gives much toNthe fooler oiildoors, could improve on Chicago dP> — Coach Red Auer­ . tshes the game he hunts and takes Coach Hugh Greer after he re­ on his field goal shooting. Central Selected That was like telling Walter dogs.” league with 426,886, followed by has been the big plus of the last eta’ Asaociation also will be dis- men who hunt with him, the bdys ing here laat year didn’t seem to his 26-6'« record. N Y U Coarh bach feels th* Boston Celtics are it in a sporting mZnner — offering capitulated the play of his bas- Montreal UPl -r- Big Frank M a-*U 1 to 37 and his total polnta to^ground on Toronto's Johnny Bow O'Malley Ebbets Field was the GenUemea’s Agreement New York with 423,949 and Phila­ two years. New parks in St. Louie ettssed b e fo ^ th* meeting ends who are influenced by him. and hurt Brumel in view of the fact Joe Healey thinks hi* mile relay about home In their quest of their ,.'it advantage — or doeen’t take it keteers. point up some bright spots that he broke, then rebroke the New York lA*)- Two New Eng- Witli State’s Best 54. er in the-race for the V e z 1 n a only baseball park for the Dodger*. Because the tuams have only delphia with 412,318. The largest and %n(A)urgh by 1964 or 1965 are Wednesday. the game of hunting .itself. An sixth stralght‘ Natinnal Bsaketbal] hovUch o f the Toronto Maple *at all. He puts Ms own comfort in UConn’a play. The Huskies, top' team 6f Ken Hendler, Hamilton j p ] , ” ,.*'vi.,i e named today To Trophy — awarded to the nat- Schlssler rose to the bait. a week to prepare, and, It would In giving advantage rather than high jump record last summer." McRae, Cliff Bertrand and Jim Association E/utern Di\'islon title. Leafs continued h li climb up the (Jordi'C Ho^ri^^lf the Detroit Red and enjoyment second to that of anked nationally in field goal per- Delaney Top Threat the weekly ECAC small college mlnder who plays the most games "Let me take a crack at it first/ be impossible to organize line T grasping it selfUMy, he richly re- Wedderburn is capable of break­ Auerbach commented two weeks New Haven, (B—Wilbur Crese of National Hockey League individ­ Wings matched Bathgates per­ his companions, and makes an e f­ eVntage, continued their fine In his three meets here- last All East basketball team. New Haven, riding an 84) record, for the least scored upon team, he urged Marshall. blocking.in detail, there has been warde himself as well. ing Vlllanova’^ 3-16 mark. ago that If th* Celtics could hold ual scoring ladder laat week, pick­ formance and Held on to second fort to leern the life ways and m^ksmanship against the Crusad- winter Brumel scored 7-3, 7-2 and They are John Malvey of North- three games and reduced his goals Curtain Closer a gentleman's agreement to forget • ♦ * their own during the currerU road i has maintained its position ee the ing up a fat six points In three place with 45 points, 19 of them needs of w ildlife to the 'end of er*X^shting 51.7 'per cent. The 7-3)4. He beat America's No. 1 easteni and Nick Macarchuk of state's leading high achool baaket. against average to 2.38, best All Los Angeles newspaper that critical maneuver. So guys New Football Mentpr at LSU trip. "W e should be able to win | games. goals. making himself a better hunter, or Off the cuff five starting UConns hit in double high -lumper, John Thomas, each Scea Nrw Rrcnrd Fairfield. Malvey scored 76 points ball team. in the league. publishers were drawn Into the act like Unitas and Bart Starr, Y. A the Eastern title.” i The briUiant left winger, who Mahovlich is tied for third place conservationist. H e’s the guy who Schoolboy basketball fcriloweri flgures\while ohmving an exciting time. in thiee games for the Huskies For the fourth straight week the Bower has allowed fewer goals and BO was born the game that at -Tittle and "Sonny Jurgensen— this celebrates his 24th birthday to­ with Stan Mlklta of the Chicago ■ i Today Tabbed as Gridiron Genius may take a neighborhood kid out ■will have an opportunity to watch attack A ll told, eight foreign athletes Boston (/Pi — High jumper John while Macarchuk scored 39 point* With one game left on the tour. Governors ruled the Ckmnectlcut than Plante, 91 to 93, but Toronto first was. an isolated California year's generals — live to see an­ morrow scored three goals and Black Hawks. Last week Mlklta Southington at Rockville, 8. blinking, or spend the laat day of the state’s top two ranking quintets "W e simply need to eliminate have accepted invitations so far. Thomasi coach expe'ets the Boston and had 44 rebound* in two Fair- B(9*ton haa won five and lost two. ■cjiolastic basketball poll conduct­ haa played two fewek. games than production and has now progressed other season. field vlrtorioe. drew three asslsta to increase his got three points. Coventry at. Ellington, 8. his vacation hunt trailing a crip In action tonight via video. Channel some technical errors." Greer told The most important Is Ireland’s University star to better his The Celtic* meet the Packers her* ed by coaches, sportswriters lUtd Montreal and his average 1s 2.46. in esteem to the point where it’s That doesn’t mean Uve boys Baton Rouge, La. VP) — Charley point total to 40, good enough for Claude Provost o f the Montreal Swimming — Platt at Manches­ pled buck. 8 in New Haven will ■ car^ the Ms crew, Monday, while preparing Ron Delany, who didn't lose an in­ American Itidoor mark o i 7 feet tomorrow night and lead the Bast- s^rtscaaters. Last week. Bower ^was nicked for the official closing curtain on the don't knock heads. Bob Toneff, the McClendon, a chunky gridlKA a share of third place. Canadiens, Bathgate's most seri­ ter,' 3;30. The "taker" is s*lf-centered to a Wilbur: Crosa-Hillhouse'High meet­ for the invasion of Rhode Island. door mile race from 1956 through 3 'i Inches thi* season. Coach Ed Boelon i/P— New York Yankeei ern Division by nine M d one-half In second place on th* Mil re­ seven goals in three outlng;s. season. meaty Washington tackle, has genius knoAvn as ” a c o a c h’s However, official NHL statistics ous^ challenger over the first half The show has several things go­ ’ Wednesday, fan. 10 fault. He may not obviously violate ing from Yale at 8;S0 .. AnyoAe for "W’e haye the best shooting team 1959 and act the indoor record of Fiansiran say* Thomas "is as good Manager Ralph Hoiik ha* accept­ game*. leased last night waa Wilbur Cross’ Terry Sawchuck of Detroit and been pouting for a year because coach,” yesterday won his spurs hometown rivsla, Hlllhous* High. released today show Mahovlich of the season, got only one goal ing for it that place it beyond Cheney Tech at Hartford Tech. the hunting ethic'by hogging game girl caddies at golf courses? TTie I have ever coached here,” he add­ 4:61.4 to boot. as ever. We haven't any apecifle ed an Invitation 10 appear at the Glenn Hall of Uhlcago still lead Unitas slipped out of his caress to as a head football coaOh- — suc­ In a show- still is 14 points behind the leader, and one assist and fell to fifth ba.scbaU's All-Star Games as a Windhsiih. Tech at RH AM . . or shooting birds on Oie ground, new 1,200 acre, $10 million dollar ed. "and defensively we have Noel Carroll, Derek McCleane height in mind. Just take each Boston Baseball Writer. Dinner N’ew Haven — George WefcMt, . in shutouts with four. throw a touchdown that meant the ceeding glamorous Paul Ehetzel at Andy Bathgate of the New York position with 39 points. sports event. First, the partici­ St.. Thomas Seminary at Blast but/.he feel* obligation only to Doral Country Club in Miami will showed improvement.” and Basil Clifford. Delany's three meet a* it comes,” 'Thomas make* Jan. 25 preeldent of the Nou- Y’Ork Mete. U Wn S?? game. Loutlana State. his 1962 debut against Dartmouth He will join Roger Marls, Mr*. Rangers. Provost's goal was his 22nd, tops pants aren’t reluctnat Charleys. Catholic, 3;30. ^himself. feature girl caddies at Its three, Greer feels he has what he terms mates on Ireland’s Eurotean rec­ H-UI Attend the annual dinner o f I WNHC- For Richter, the most memor­ For McClendon, a 38-yem--old None' of uS la perfect. In some courses .. Police departments In ord (7:21.8) Iwo-mlle relay team at Hanover, N. H., Satiirdsy. Babe Ruth and other sports not- Bathgate scored one goal and in the league. The Philadelphia Phillies have They want to play. Thebe’s a little Friday, Jan. 12 "a good, solid lineup” working for able of Pro Bowls was the year Lewisvlllei Ar., native. It was a respeqts w e’re’ all "takers” and Connecticut—not including Man- also t^-i!I make the trip. sera-ed hlstorlr home run halls to the ' -Holding third place waa Hartford helped set up three others bring­ Masked goalie Jacques Plante finished in last place in the Nation­ matter of $800 for each winning him now and Is confident his boys llanro In Woetiwrt. Jam 22, the Appearing on the Hat for Bert Rschihar kicked three long Wethersfield at M^nctiester, 8, promotion from the ranks. He have, field traits which offend our cheater — raised $61,039.31 in 1961 Then there Is Michael .lazy of WHF.EL CHAIR COACH > served Istorie home run halls to ing his league-leading assists to- of Montreal continued to gain al member, $600 foncarh lnsar- will'snap out of a slump that has group, announced yeatontoy.------! me flrat lim e was Westport, ranked distance field goals to win the Arena. : ' \ served" seven years as Dietsel’s partners or aren’t fair to the gam* for the Children’s Cancer Research seen the club lose three out o f the Frantie, rurmer-up to H ert Elliott Memphis iPi—Billy MeTton, 11, Marls and'and RiiilTKulh, respectively- outstanding player trophy and St. James at Cheney. Tech, -2, chief assistant until Dtetzel left we’re hunting. The fact is. a few Foundation in Boston, better known In the 1960 Olympic 1..500 meters; coaches al third base fro(n a Tracy Alallard and Toni Zachary. ■Wets* ivlll be Joined by two other ' eighth, and Bristol Central, ninth, last four games, club ofltclals, public relatione dl- j Dropped' were Notre Dame of couldn’t tell the writers after the Arm orj’. last Friday to become head coach small faults in a partner help as the Jimmy Fund—Sam Huff is .The game starts at-8;15 and wdll Rlsto Ankio of Finland, a 15-foot ] wheel chachair for his church teaTn Roc.kville at Glastonbury. rector Thotnae Meany and scout i Bridgeport and Notre Dame of gam-e what happened. *t West Pqlnt. qusMon. our own. A Jones cap is employed during the off-season by be broadcast by WTIC, Hartford, ------:------=------jin the junior league here. Biliv Boston '/Pi - The Kniglits of Co- Walking on His Heels R H A M at East Harrtpton. ' Athletic director Jim Corbett ' more becoming to a hunter than the J. P. Steven* Co, in New York moved to the- coaching line after lumbtis Track Meet at Boston Gar- Johnny Murphy. • 1 West H aven.. "H e'd been hit in the head." ex­ Granby at Ellington. acted with lightning-like epeed a halo. on the sales stsSf. 'The New York he.brokc his leg sliding Into home . rt'i'rt ^111 have a touch of fern- plained Lea, "and was walking on Rifle — Hamden at Manchester. to fill the vacancy, but emphas­ ' But a high personal etMc Is re- Giant Linebacker has a heavy plate during a game this spring. ; ininlty Saturday night. his heels. He didn’t realize his per­ Saturday, Jan. IS ized bis action had nothing to do fleeted In a sincere respect for ■peaking echedule In the New York- His da;’ manages the team. with McClendon’s weekertd Inter­ others’ properety—whether It’s a New Jersey-Connecticut area .. formance. St. Bemarid's at East Catholic, Championship ixiwllng, featuring An Integral part of the week's view^ lor the head (»aching spot borrowed knife or a borrowed MERCmS! 7;30. the best 10 pinners in the country, MEET MERCURY METEOR! festivities is also the presentation at his Mma m ater --- Kentucy. game covert—and for others’ ■tarts Saturday afternoon on Chan-, of the Fleer trophies to the, All- To Afslntsla System rights. The knife is rarely bor New York (P)—Ohio State, one of | . rowed, for a genuine hunter knows nel 3 at 4 o’clock. Tweoty-four the two major -college basketball Southington Stiff Test For That Comfortable Player’s All-Pro selections con­ “This is a' tremundous challenge Tourney Date-Set that hunting gear la as personal bowlers will battle for th* world's BE8TAUBANT LEAGUE ducted by Newspaper Enterprise and Tm looking straig^tt ahead,” teams still unbeaten, maintained CHARLEY MeOLENDON a* a man’s toothbrush. But any­ teevee title, which means little, but its unblemished record with the ] Association^ McClendon told a news confer­ New London. — The fourth thing ho mu.'it borrow Is returned the cash rewards will b* high. W-. -L Pet. sports writers and bibadcastera, The PrtABow l has bbecome a ence. He said he will continue to. annual Connecticut State Tenpin upset National Champion Okla- Marco P o l e ...... 20 4 .833 too, receiving first place votes bn For Rockville Quintet j kid's game. Junior drags the old Bowling Tournament has been set use th e . WYee platoon system em­ Warm Feeling h(xna In the 1951 Sugar Bowl. Decl’s ...... 18 6 .750 ail ballots cast this week in the man down to Flgpieroa and Exposi­ .' ______! to start March 24 in New London. ployed, successfully'by DietzeL Dletzel was an assistant under Imperial . i ...... 13 11 .542 Associated Press poll. tion so he can gawk at his new Play will start March 24 and' be The White team, the Go team Bryant that year. ' ’ Speed, Defense and Pitching Air Nat.-No. 1 .... .12 12 .500 Cincinnati and Kentucky held. By FRANK CLINE conducted on following weekends nero(hefoes. and the Chinese Bandits ar« part The curly-haired McClendon hiul W a ln u t...... 12 12 .500,500^ firm ly to their second and third Is Rockville High’s ba.skctball team ready to become a real \ ^ g*er Maris? Never heard of through the end of April, with the of LSU football. Our players be­ Pizza House ...... 12 12 .500^ places respectively, biil all other* All Winter Long been considered as the most logical contender in the Central.Valley I>eague race this winter? O r: exception of thW EaSter weekend. hlln. lieve in It and so do I,'l said Mc­ successor to Dletzel ever ednee Will Be Chisox Formula Again Bolin'* Fiv# .10 .417 will the Rams fall by the wa; Clendon. , Oak Grill ...... 10 14 .417 stories broke 10 days ago that the the tougher clubs in their ow Corbett told the news confer­ L S U hpad coach wante • Nellie Fox can come back after his Is somebody bribing the piq boy* fomia over the Weekend, advanced tlons may come tonight when'the to crack New York^ Yankee domi­ who wprk the Restaurant League two notches to fourth place while Rams play host to Southington.' H e said he poUed the LSU Board Dletzel said last Friday—after average dlpqped to .251. nance o f tha American League matches? Kansas State and Villanova each Varsity game time will be 8:30 PHONE o( Supervisors late Sunday night winning release from Ms LSU con­ Lopca-will have to, select a bull­ Olaf Satre Dies in Salisbury and win a pennant. ■■“ , . That’s a factious question be­ droppec. a berth to fifth and sixth, with a prelim at 7. ' about McClendon and Is recom­ tract—that he had a spot for Mc­ pen from such pltchero ^ E d Fish­ After a brief trial of power ing asked these days by a number .respectively. Kansas State lost to Riding along on a four game mending a four-year contract at Clendon -at W est P(dnt but- beUev- er. Dom Zanni, Gary Peters and Salisbury IA5—Olaf,Satre. 60, a baseball, the C:hisox‘- are-i back of envious bOwlers at the .Holi­ Colorado Saturday, 75-61. and Vil- winning .streak and posseeslng. a $18,000 annually. ed Ms chief aide would either get J(»el Horlen, aU o i whom have had pioneer In Am erica]} skiing and working on tee 1939 fom u la in day Lane*. There woe a lime nrhen lanoiva was knocked off the un­ half dozen victories, Rockville, 'We wanted you very b ad ly.” the Kentucky post or become his , hope* of developing another win­ little more than minor league ex­ HERE NOW! one o f five famous skiing, broth­ Corbett'., told McClendon in the perience. Veterana Turk Lown crashing the "400 Club" was quits beaten list by West Virginia, 88- which has faced only^ two league ers, digd yesterday at Sharon Hosr successor at LBU. ner. newa conference. and Russ Kemmerer are still a fe a t . But not for the red’ hot- 62. foes and split even in these two BEAUTIFUL BALANCE BETWEEN BIG CARS AND COMPACTS pital after a ‘ long Illness. McClendon, headed for the na­ Minnie Minoso and- Roy Sievers, Restaurailt League pinners this Mississippi State, which re­ loop starts, will be gunning for Its Ml 9..52.5.3 He and his brother, John, Minutes before an the LSU tional coaches’ meeting at Chi­ the power hitters acq u ire in 1960. around. - New Verk— Johnny Alford, ^181, footbaU team gave McClendon a Cunningham, Farley and J. C. winter. _ , mained unbeaten by shading Au­ seventh victory in its 10 game of brought skiing to. northwestern cago, must find four replacements are gone along with veteran No less than 17 league members burn 51-48 fot Its 10th 'triumph,' Philadelphia, stopped Johnny Tuck- rousing ovation when Corbett in­ Martin will contend for the first the winter. Southington, which ha* A new approach to rar design reduces weight, compact, yet offers big-car luxury. . . and it saves Connecticut and by the mld-1930s f6r the’aides Dietzel took to Army southpaw Billy Pierce. In their have made that select circle this jumped ■ two places to seventh. yet to win in four encounters To US, making sure of your comfort means "wintPrl’eri 161, New York, 6. ' troduced their new coach. place are guys named Charley base job. Luis Aparicio will be at made Salisbury a famous as well as his own successor. He~ year. Four of the membera hatre Bowling Green also advanced, against league opponents, never- ■ Chicago— Bobby Sttniaato, 113, McClendon has been 'considered Smith, Jo« Chmningham,' John shortstop. A1 Smith. Jim Landis gives you the best features of both compacts and like a compact, yet performs like a big car! Come sports center. ■aid he had given no immediate done it t-wicc. Those who have climbing from 10th to ninth while thelesi stands 4-5 overall and can more than just delivering you a heating oil. Chicago, outpointed Chuck^ Gan- by many to be the man behind the and Floyd Robinson probably will In 1936, 15 .of the 16 jump and thought to picking assistants. Buzhardt and Bob Farley. pulled th* feat on two occasions Duquesne dropped a notch to be expected to give, the Rams a big cars. Mercury Meteor handles like a compact, see and drive the all-new Mercury Meteor—on cross-country specialist* for . the rett 175, Ohioago, 10. '. • scenes in LSU’s rise to national "W e’i’e going back to the ays- make up the outfielder with rOokle We make sure you have it when you need ' Mike Hershberger making a strong are Jo* Twaronit* 427-410. 'Vic eighth and Duke fell two posi­ real test. | U.S. Olympic team .,were picked prominehce lir footbaU la the past tem which won us a pennant.” tions to 10th Dtfeuesne won it* lias the roominess of a big car. it's priced like a display in our showroom for the first time now I bid. ., AbrgitU 422-416, Walt Baujaucius I f he Is recovered from a recent ; it... before you need it. from this area after they had four yeara. B e has been dlracUy re­ said. Manager A l Lopez at -the 419-409 and Ed Baujaucius 409- only game, last weekend, defeat- been trained by Satre. ». — Redmen Romp sponsible for molding the rigid Lessons in Scuba club'a annual mid-winter meeting. Yanks Team to Beat illness. Skip Olander will in ail; N ow what about tho.se Yankees? 406. / Ing St. Bonaventure but the Blue We make sure it's easy to pay for. (In* Bom in Norway, he came to Tiger defense, whidi has Umitsd "We" dealt- power and ^age ' for Devils were upset by North Caro­ likelihood be back in the Ram*’ Bridgeport VP)—St. John’s of saVs Lopez; Those who have accomplished •tailin g lineup. I f not, Cfoach John Salisbury in 1925 and made hi* opponents to 183 points ln the last Diving Sch^nled 3fouth. pitching, speed and .de­ it once are Charlie Varrick 436, lina State at home. vestigate our budget plan.) Bridgeport did the expected and fense:" “Mickey Mantle and Roger Canavart will probably go with » home in the Lime Rock section. A 40 regular season games—an aver­ Carl Bolin Jr.' 432. Earl Krueger 'The Ohio State Buckeyes, led by former Eastern cross-country ski­ swarmed to a 108-84 victory over age (ff 4.57 points per game. The Chisox believe the acquisi­ Maris can’t have the season they Needles Nlederwerfer, Tim Fahy, We make sure it’s the best. You get the university of Bridgeport In a Hie RecresUmi Depaijinent to had laat year. Mantle and Bill 423, BUI Sbeekey 421, Ken Montie John Havlicek and Jerry LucaZ, ing champion, he spent much time Corbett said Texas Coach DarreU tion of Smith wlU setUe their swept past Northwestern, 85-62, for Don Harrison, Bernle Arckivy and basketball game last night. The planning to offer another aeries Bkowron are feeling their buiripe. 419. BmU Falmieri 417, Joe Geno- T IM F A H Y PRICES START AT training local boys in jumping and Royal told him sarUer yestsrday loog-Ume problem A t third base their Jlth straight triumph. Aiid Charley Wright, the same lineup SUNOCO Heating Oil, made exclusively for locals, however, made the Red- Yogi Berra ia another year older. veai 418, Bob Jones 415, Dom Farr crosa-country techniques. on the telephone, "Tou’ra hiring a o f leasona on' scuba diving,, tax '. wMch waan’t solved e ven , when which opened against Ellington last DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER (Plus Conn. State Sales Tax) men 'work throughout the entire Tdnv Kubek U in the Army. Their 407; Al BertusM 407, Dan Malin- CincinnaU w h i p ^ St. Louis and The Salisbury ski hill was built coach’a coach.” those who might be Interested. they won the pennant. time out. ,Lanky Jim Lasbury, Ullr. each will be trying to record it In home heating by Sunoco, originators of game M r the win. Fiven an all- pitching lan’t that g re a t” gauggi 404, Larry Bates 402, Jim Tulsa to Must its record to 11-1. through his efforts. He was a Dietael, whose sudden request to Thi* series of lessons is for five: ^zhaidt, wife came along with Kentucky (10-1) knocked off Vir­ est -lad in the school’s histojry 'who the victory colurfin. member of the Norway Ski Team coprt press by St. John’s (muldn’t ■mith from PMtodelpMa in the So-who’s- the team to beat? Martin 4iH? made an im p rets I ve showing With one victory already to It* famous Custom-Blended Blue Sunoco gaso- be released from the remainder of WMka, and will be held each Tues- . ' Best scores at last mecUfig in- ginia and Georgia Tech to extend and Cross-Country Club. shake the Bridgeporters off \heir "The Yankees, of course," said against Ellington, will undoubted­ credit, Marfcheater High’s swim­ MS four-year contract to return to (toy evening beginning tonight, a t , Sievers deal, is being eyed as a cludad Hockey Luppachino. 152- its unbeaten string to nine,. Another of his brothers, M ag­ pace. A key f a ^ r for St. John's ■tarter to go -along w th Juan Pi- Lopez. ly get into the fray before its over. ming team made its second start line. ^ was it* towering center, six-foot West Point stunned LSU fans, the East Side Swimnung PooL 888, Paul Correatl 879, Larry. In- point totals, Ohio State had imiEIHATE nus, was U.S. national croei-cotm- named McClendon as his No. 1 as­ Mwo. iUy Herbert a «l fYaak 410 to 368 for Citnclnnatl and 827 Southington, which also had against Platt at the Arena thi* For more than "oil” . . . for a home-full of try champion. . 11 Leroy Ellis, a handp man Instructors for U)a eoursa wlH^ Baum aim Btotato l66-8n, Fran Btrakel S«, sistant when ha came to Bat(» toe Franklin and Gene WMte, who After Record Emil Palmtort 884, Ed Paganl for the Wildcats. Southern Cali­ been plagued by Illness during the afternoon. ’This was the Indian BROTHERS H e Is survived by his widow, around tjie backboards. Ellis Sees Otaib aa Oealcader early part (>f the season, is by natatora first Central (fonnectleut comfort all this winter, phone us...' DELIVERY MORIARTY dumped In 27 points. High scorer, Rouge. are weU .known in this ana and 144-860, Oari BoUn Jr. IM , Rolsmd fornia (11-2) added 71 pointa to Mrs. Ruth Ainbjomsen Satr* of Defensive feels the CMcox win to* » last week’s total for 249 and a veterans Dick Tully and Tom Intarschoiaatic League nieet. Lime Rock; two brothers, Ottar of however, was Bridgeport’s Dan have all the knowledge of eeuba Boston VP) — Oznmdlqii Bntc* Irtah 1S4-108, Ed Frialer 187-359. dlTlng.' Pawant contender. If so, they will comfortable lead over Villanova Cficbowski. Tw o hoop contests are alate’d ON LakevUla and Severn Satra of Moreno with 34. McOsndon Joined L 8 U In 1B6S kave to,solve a lot of probleihe in Kidd vtriu attempt to (better kia Ed Bujauciua 1S0-8M, Al Bertusri 140'S86,. Burt Claugriiey 864, Pete (12-1). Mississippi Stole narrowly Tw o suburban teams which have Wednesday afternoon. Undefeated Sidlabury, and three alsters. Pri­ after serving one year as an There will be a fee attached to tirslnlng. two-mile record in th* KnighU of Lincoln Continental — Mercury — • Comet - English Ford — Willys Jeep BrazUiz 864, John Morton $52, edged out Duquesne (9-1) for aev- been, haying trouble getting into East Cajhollc (6-0( entertains, the vate funeral aervlees will be held ElUe Howard led the Tankaea In a t VaadeiWlt. H s w as a defCBSivt thto program, therefore, anyone In- Their main pennant Obitacle Is Columtoue track meet at Boeton MOSTimaS Bob Jones 852, Dick Krinzak 350, enthr 162 pointa to 150 and Bowl­ the win column Ellington (1-7) and St. Thomas Seminary. Jayvee* at < SU N ^ W. 6. SLEmEY CO. 301.315 CENTER ST. MANCHGSTEK-MI 3<^13S Iq Ls^evttle tomorrow. Eurlal will runs ocored during tha 1061 'World end on the Kentucky team—coach- tereeted must regtotdr la penon the fact the Yaak*** are ia the Garden, Jan. 18. Kidd eatabllah- Ban- Maltogauggi 880, Fred Klaus i n Green (10-1) squeezed past (Coventry (2-6) will meet at laiins* 8:03 while Cheney Tech lakes to be in Salisbury cemetery. ' Series. He tallied five times. •d by Paul (Btar) Bryant—which tonight bcibra 7. league. Taking it from there, the cd the- 8.’4K2 m eet record tost S38 N. MAIN ST. la . Ed Kovto 141, Xtoa Fortia Duke (9-2) for ninth J^ca, 86 ton with gam* tiro* 8. It wtU be th* roed again to play Hari(prt Odeon nuiet develop a WiUpen. year. H e hae atnea bepn aelaetad .MBArw««ib MANCHESTER itbtoto. ed ffm T*8» to O u a * ’ Do m FBnr m . theto enlF meettag «< the F M r and TMdi. A '■f------

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, MA.NGHESTER, CONN., rUE^DAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 PAQE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVEKING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESpAY, iIANUAr V », 1962 ArtieiM For Sal* ' 46 Waiited—Tq bay 'Apartmeiiti^natw— Hoiiaes for Sal* 72 Houses for Sale 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 F O R R C m THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY-FAGALY and SHORTEN Halp HanUA—M«ls 26 iNOW BLOWERS — From 879.95 FRANK Taaeaiaiits 63 MANCHESTElt —5% room home MAIN STREET shopping —custom United Fund , Auto DriYins School 7A llaatsi Fatal# 26 ASK US about our cash offer for 8 and 16 mm . Movie Prejeetore and up. Pacta dad aervlee Capi­ uaed I FULLY FURNISHED - room__ _ convenient to schools and shop­ brick and frame ranch, huge yout property. ;No red tape. Hon­ PREPARE FOR driver'! teat 8EWINO mscUne operators, night DRAFTSMAN ESTIMATOR tol Equipment Oo., n Mein St. Ing r ping, formal dining room, living kitchen, 3 bedrooms,,,immaculate est value. H. J. Bradley, to 3-7S79. —sound or sllea^ also 8S nun, . . . . M l f ...... \ i ' ■ I apartment Main St. location over slide projector*. Ages 16 to 60. Orlvuig and clast aUft, S-10 p.m. Bi^rience pre­ (Architectual) Houre 4ally, 7-* IhuTeday. 7-4 tea ___ room with fireplace, city utilities, condition reasonably priced. Carl­ Plans Drive CLASSIFIED room. Three Instructors No wan F o R.1416 p a r o l s M A LOM&TIME V fe u ., MB's MARMEFCVBRS^ HOUR COOMT, ferred. A pfiy Kaklsr Toy. Co., 90 days. Ml i Davia’ Bakary, heat included, <90 CASH WAJTINQ tor property own- BxpeHenced industrial and com­ Raturday. per month. Cali MI 9-6808. . 3-csr gkrage, .extra building lot ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5183. WELDOM DM»G. CO. tng. Manchester Drlvtng Acade MSMNVFECk. PLANNED TO MANE CvAtS-V ALL RIGHT f — FIRST HIS Pills- HllUsrd St. may ha had, $14,600, Robert era. Fleaae call ug before you buy *0l Main S t—Ybl. MI S-MSl my. PI 2-T349. . , HOOH COUNT- mercial fauilding constnictlon. Pric­ WOOLEN STBU’S—for rug bhald- WE B^ X, SELL or trada rntlque . Or aell. Speedy aervlee. D. The United Fund, which started THEN HI6 CAiPSULES -ETC. - SEWlNa MACSINE operators ing experience desirable, but not THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Wolverton Agency, Ml $-1914. ' ing and hooking by the pound. and:4 id furniture, china, glaaa, ment, first floor, all utlUtiea, no Realty. Ml l-SUt. as a seedling more than a year LARSUN'8 ConnecUcut's first li­ full-tlma a a.m.-4;80 p.m. Also, necessary. Contact or forward Remnanta, *5c up. Rent etrlp cut- aiivei^ er, picture frames and old MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, EIGHT ROOM ADVERTISING censed driving school trained — SURE TOO CAN HMM- HOT AHP COLP aM H S S - ACHING^ ' ' part-time shift for mt^ere with resume to A. Allen, 880 W. Middle children or pets, ample parking. WANTED-Llating*. Lots, hbusea, ago, may r e a c h fruition soon OET ALONG JOINW-WEAHNEfS-TOUVEGCTTHEy ; teri, ti:00 per day. Colonial Rem­ /coins, old dolls and guns, hobby 373 Main. excellent clceet and etorage epeot, Certified and approved la now of­ small children going to schooi, 9 Tpke.. Manchester, Cmm. MI 8-1181.^ nant Shoppe, 1^6 Center St. ,coUectlona, atUc contents or whole large enclosed porch, 3i baths, large kitchen, Legal Notice VEGrABLESr ’ ABOUT TEN WiVS SECRBT'ARY-ReceptionlsL Tolland Tolland 8t.. Bast Hartford, ' be­ for your scrap Iron and metal in and business combination with dining., room living room, recrea­ to set a quota and plan the date INDUSTRIAL COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A dV t , ANDCHAN6E Turnpike, Manchester. Small of­ tween 7 a.m.-5:80 p.m. ICE 8KATES*-One pair, size 1, Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 any , amount or size. Pipes, fur­ 40x40 building. Tongreh Agency, tion room, 3-car garage. Quality AT A rOURT'OF PROBATE h^ld at for its drive, aa well aa consider MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M.—SATURDAY 9 A.M. TOURCOOCG fice, pleaaant surroundings, 5-day double runnera; one palp glrl’a, naces, machinery, copper, brass, 3ti HOOM8 available Feb. 1. MI MI <-4821. built with plastered wslls. Priced Covpritry. wUhtn and for ihp dlMrlct of budget reqiiest* from Its nine BOYS 2B" English bike with 3-1 OFTEN" week. Shorthand required, good MANCHESTER and suburbs—Sales size 1, tt-60 each. Can be aeen at etc. .Call MI 8-3809. In low 80s. I'oyrn iry. on thF fith day of January, PAINTIN6 work with well known company, 9-6747. A .D. 1962. agenc.v members. I speed shift, like I ew, 120.' MI future. Amly giving all pertinent the Crockett Agency. CUSTOM BUILT * room Ranch, Insttranoe Coverage For' PLEASE READ YOUR-AD I 4-0512. facts to P.O. Drswer,"190, Man- $500 a month starting , Income, ItrFsenl Hon. E lm ore "•Turklnirton, Agencies which belong to the i large living room with fireplace, JudRr. fund are the Boy Scouts. 6irl Your ProtoctloB Classifled or “Want Ads” arc taken over the phone as a con- W Chester. plus other benefits. Can lead to MEN'S HOCKEY skate*, size 11. Rooms Without Board 59 THREE LARGE rooms, heat, hot formal dining room, family alts BELFIORE AGENCY Kataiw of Thumaa R. NVwman. late management position ‘within five $.5; biov’* figure, size 7. $4; little kitchen 3 bedrooms, IH bathti of Coventry in eaid dlatrlrt. deceaaed. Scouts. Children'*.Services of Con­ <100,090 ConpeaeatteB s-enlence. The advertiser should read his adAI>* FIRST DAY IT water. Call PI 3-8646 after 4 p.m. UjKin appH calinn of leouiaa N. Now- r v1 APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser­ Wanted .4utos- CONNECTICUT registered licensed years. No experience necessary. used. MI 9-3114. MI 9-9563. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete recreation room' with fireplace, MI 3-5121 necUcut. Diocesan Bureau of So­ <800,000 Pablle LiabUity practical nurse for 11*7 a.m. shift tnan praylnK (hat lettrra of adininiatra- cial Service, the' Manchester Pub- tion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Ineori^t or omitted •Motorcycles 12: ' i ' Call HArrlson 3-6374. light housekeeping facilities. Cen encloaed'breexeway, attached ga­ tinn be granted on said eelatr, aa per $38,000 Property Damage in convalescent home In Rock­ so. WINDSOR—buy direct. Pleas­ ApnliratliMi on file,’ll la Ifc Health Nursing Association, the Insertion for any advertisement' and then only to the extent of a M m trally located. Children Accepted- Buslnna Lneationq’ rage, landscaped yard 91x194. PRU’ATE PARTY will buy private- ; ville. T/el. TR 5-4391. B uildine MaT«riAla 47 limited. Mr*. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Marimt E. Robertson, Realtor, MI ant 5*4 room ranch, wall-to-wall ORDERfcDt That the foregoinf aj>- Manchester Comm intty Guidance EsUblished 1015 "maks good" Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value?of F o r R ent 64 pUratlon bevsneard and determined at Association and the Manchester ■ the advertisement will .not .be corrected by “make good” Insertion. ly,owned 19r)9?80 Chevroiel, Ply-i Help IVantcd—' Manchester. > 3-5953. carpeting; nice layout, 1*4 baths, tlip PrnbatT* oftlcp in C oventry in aald 46 Veara Of Sefvtoe mouth Or Amorienn compact, rca* * TTPISt CLERICAL position avail- 87 BETTER BUYS AT carport, storms, screens, patio, Dlatrict. on th>sJ6th day of January, unit of the YWCA. aMe local insurance firm. Hours Male or Female STORE near Main 8L at M Birch A D. 1962, al lO.SHs^iVclock In lh«<. fore­ Honabif. MI »-58,33. . i NATIONAL FOR RENT — Nicely furnished LARGE w e l l maintained ranch one-half acre, $15,700. BU 9-5133. Bb'erett Kennedy, a director of 8:15-4:15, 6-day week. Good start­ room, one or two ladies, or work­ St. 3,000 sq. ft., parking. -Apply with attached garage, in Wapping. noon. luni lhat notme (><• Kiveti to all YOUR COOPERATION WIUL | N | A I A i l ^ O T l l WANTED — Full-time experienced Marlow’s, <67 Main. pi'f»on.'8 Intereated inNaaid ealnte of the. United Fund, said the t.vpe of WM. DIQKSON BE APPRECIATED MIMIw Aril I I. ing salary. Please call MI 3-1134 or bookkeeper, capable of handling Ceiling Tile 9c 8q. Ft. ing couple, with or without kitch­ 3 large .bedrooms, lSx30H fU Uv- CAPE—7 room* near Waddell the pendency of aald ai>plU'atton and drive to be planned has not been Hu.sines,s Services Offered 1H! Ml 8-II35. Evening Interview pos- records through general ledger. Knotty Pine Paneling all 8 ft, en privileges. TR 5-6759. ing room with fireplace, oil hot School, fireplace, large kitchen, the time and place of heitvinp thereon, decided, although a'possibilit.v Is aj slUe by appointment. 7 water heat, aluminum atorms, dining room, 4 bedrooms. Newly by .publlahlnR a copy of tnH. order in & SOH y/M cT er Employment In Rockville. Call 13c Sq. Ft, ROOMS TO RENT, also cabin* ness or office, apartment Includ' Nome newapaper havlnjc a cirebUtion In pa.vroll deduction plan which Is ALL liiNDS of clocks lepai'ed. An- ■ between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., TR Ping Pong Table Tops 111.95 Ba. ed. 476 Main St. Ml 9J1229. 9-6. screens, and awnings. Quality con redecorated, nice lot with trees., xald dialiict. at leaat five dayaNjefore used In slrea towns with united Phone Ml *-0*30 tiques included. Work (fiiaranleed. aM oj: AOMsJ WAITRESS WANTED Sundays 13-81 with efficiency Scranton Motel. Btruoted in 1957. Robert Wolverton On bus line, Belflore Agenev. MI the day 0? aald heatinif. to appeiw^ if p.m., Mondays 6 p.m.-l a.m. Call| 6-6341. MI 8-1437. Birch Paneling 35c Sq. Ft. th ey aee rauae at aald lim e and pli .. funds. MI 9-1962 I 3E7AALER4I*-!! Call MI 9-0826 after 5. SMALL STORE or office. 113 Main Agency. Ml 3-1911. 3-5131. 9T. t o 9-8055. Charcoal Broiler 5691 Cedar Closet Lining 3Qo &q. Ft. and be heard relative thereto, and mak TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? Mahogany Paneling 17c Sq. Ft. St. Nice location. Very nice inside return to thia court. CHAIN SAW work - Trees cut E. Middle Tpke. CLEAN FURNISHED room next to MANCHESTER Suburbs—Two-fam­ ” ” EVERYRODY ENJOYS~ EI^MORE TURKINC;T0N: Judft. Situations WtBtfd— Blind,5 From t4.95 Ea. bath, near Center, in quiet home Free parking in rear. Call MI Reasonable rates Call PI 2-755f> 9-9835. ily ranch 5-4. two furnaces, ga -Hour Antwering Sorvice between 1:30-4:30 or any time HOUSEKEEPER for an adult and F em ale 88 Dutch Door* $38.95 Ea. to refined gentleman. Free park­ rage, completely modern, tremen A larjfe spaciouR dinlnjf room, a 24 children, days or live In. Call MI Disappearing. Stairway* $23.95 Ea. ing. MI 9-7410. larjte spaciouR kitchen-^^thfa 6 room ' Sattirday or Sunday. 9-5650. Exotic Wall Paneling— -dou* opportunltv. Only <19,500. Hoosehold Servtcaa Millinery Dreasmakins 19 STORE FOR rent 343 N. Main St. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5133. ranch, ownar built, la locat^ff In Church Officers Free te Herald Readers PIANO TUNING and repair serv- Painting—Papering 21 IRONING DONE in my home. MI Prefinlahed—From 16c Sq. Ft. FURNISHED ROOM, near bath, the* Porter St. School area. Priced — - S ' Offered XVI-A PART-TIME WORK, short hours — Special 3x4 50c Ea. for gentleman, parking. 54 High MI 9-5339, 9-5. F O R E X P E R T - ii vicc._ Free estimates on , repairs. PAINTING papering, floor sand­ 9-6146. , MANCHESTER — 1950 American at $23,900. Pleas* call evenings Rsy Mothproofing and rebuilding. All good pay—displaying Royal’s 1963 CASH 'N CARRY St. Take Oath Sunday l Want Information on one of our riaaniftod advfrtlafmantR? No SAM'S UPHOI.STERY<<- ReUred SEWING TO BE done? Dressmak­ ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, fabulous line. Car necessary. MI EXCELLENT LOCATION Colonial, 13x28 living room, knotty ••Holcombe. ■ . MI...... 4-1139,.. WHEELX IGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING work and, parts guarante t. .Ken­ ing and alterations. Ml S-8688, 5U 9-0736. . f pine recreation roorn, bar, handy RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING answer at the telephone llstod? Simply rail the neth Robinson, 30 3-1365 from the shop. CaK taka care of 8-6347, Wil l do ironing and alterations Nobody But Nobody. Undersells TWIN BEDROOM for two girls, location. Onlv $17,900. Carlton W. Before the 8:30 a m. Maas at St. all your upbolstertM needa at In my home, t o 8-4393. National working couple, near Post Office, Ideal for beauty salon, 61* Cen­ COMM^BTE BRAKE SERVICE INTERIOR painting, decorating,' TYPIST—Small office, 5 day xyehk, Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. WARREN E. HOWLAND John's Polish National Catholic MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE SHARPENING Serylre — Sa^t, great mrunguy^U 3-287II. all comforts of home. MI 3-6745. ter St., off street parking, 30x50, SEE Irnivoo L eiv<»* Moving—Tnijcking-^ ceilings, wallpapering, removing 9-5, $60\to start rapid advance­ WILL CARE for children In my REALTOR Church on Sunday, the Rev, Wal­ knives. axes, shears, skates, z z: paper, and floor refinlshing. Clean newly decorated, reasonable rent. $12.900—3 BEDROOM ranch, en­ ter A. Hyszko will administer M l 9 -0 5 0 0 rotary blades Quick service. Capi­ S to ra g e 20 ment, East Hartford, BU 9-1056.^ home while mother works. Call t o NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ROOM FOR gentleman near Main closed porch, patio, cellar, garage, 57.5 Main St. MI 3-1108 workmanship. No Job too small. 8-8083. St., separate entrance, parking. oaths of office before the altar to tol Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Building-Contracting 14 MANCHESTER Movli^ Md Truck­ 881 STATE STREET J. D. R e a l t y sewer, bus. Carlton W. Hutchins, members ot the parish committee, and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Jig Manchester. Hours dolly 7-5. John Verfaille. MI 9-5750 GIRLS—Join oUr fabtilous party MI 9-2951. time without spending all evening at the telephone. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re- ing Company. Local and long dis­ plan, show Jewels ^ Jpdy Lee. No NORTH HAVEN, CONN. 470 Main St. . Ml 3!5129 MI 9-6133. the Sodality of the Blessed Sacra­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-1. Ml tance mo'ving. packing and ctor- CEIUiNG refinIshed, painUng, wall­ my Lot4 For Sale 7.1 3-7958 -thodellng. all types of carpentry, Investment. Call MI 4-1338, or TR WILL .CARE for on* child Jn CHestnut 8-3147 LARGE BEDROOM, one or two $94.51 MONTHLY, sm all cash as­ ment and the Friendship Club. 361 BROAD STREET-^I 9 2012 Nelson Higgins. Ml 4-1700. age. Regular servlcd throughout papering. Wallpaper booke on re­ 5-1407. home days. XQ 9-4784. adults, free parking. Depot Henry Grzyb was named chair­ New England etatee and Fibrkia. quest, Fully insured. Call Edward Square. Call Mr. Keith, Ml 9-8191. sume* 4*4% mortgage, Immacu­ ONE B ZONE tot 80x115, city 4 ISAM'S UPHOI.STEBT - ReUred Hooaee For Rent 65 late 8 room ranch. Carlton W. water Union Street. $3,300 Call man of the parish committee for l ^r- owTier. Best offer takes It. Can and addiUons Ceilings. Workman­ • Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-8826 or MI 6-889T'-days, JA 9-5553 evenings. first time in this area. Protected ‘ Apartni'enta— Flat*— sexton, and Stanley Opalach Sr, Mark II fumaoa you iua a luper- FTjOORS WASHED an6 waxed, ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn St. 9-5083. territory. No Investment. No cold 470 Main St. t o 8-5139 inum storms and screens, over­ lenced tax work, 24-hour service. be seen at 251 Broad St., Man­ Garden—Farm—Dairy ' Tenements 6-3 looking lake. Price drastically re­ Methods Outlined caretaker of the cemetery.- •eniiriv* tbermeetat whldi operate* Call MI S-4723. chester. windowa cleaned, painting, paper­ Ml 3-4880. SEtXIND MORTQAOB moiiey-MTe canvassing. Car essential. Reply UNDERWATER equipment for COVENTRY—5-room single house, Officers of the Sodality of the th* fumec* with the sUghtest varia­ ing, walls washed, odd Jobs. Handy PADfriNG AND paperhahglng. Can supply any amount o4 money Box 606C, Bridgeport 1, Conn. P ro d u cts 50 duced-id $11,900, small amount o m e sale. Never used. MI 9-8647. I GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. $100 monthly. Alfred D. Heckler, down Goodchlld-Bartlett. ‘Realty, Blessed Sacrament are Walter tion of room tMBperatur*. This FEDERAL INCOME taxca Jtrepar- 1955 OLDSMOBILE 3-door sedan, Man Service. Phone Ml 3-8946. BIDWELL D improvement Good clean workmanship at rea fer mortgages Terms to fit your ------— ------To Meet Costs of Company—all types of siding and Realty, 470 Main StStreet. MI FI 3-5519, after 5 p.m. Realtors, BU 9-0939, MI 3-7935. Wojarowicz, president; Mra. Agnes give* you remarkably uniform ed with your savings In mind. radio, heater. Tel. .MI 3-6474 be­ sonable rates 80 years In Man- ' needs. Construction mortgagee WANTED—Full-time porter. ' Ap-| CAR BED, excellent condition. BALDWIN, MACS, Delicious apples Skrabaez, vice president; Mr*. Indoor temperature. No matter Reasonable rates. E ' J. . Bayies. tween 5-8 p.m,' . BUSINESS-Profca.siona! accounts. roofing. Aluminum clapboards a chestei, Raymond Flske. Ml also available. J. D. Realty, 470 ply W. T. Grant Co., Manchester | Sterilizer" with • Evenflo bottles. at the farm. 539 West Cerfter St. 3-5139. _— ___.______specialty. Unexcelled workman­ HEBRON tnear Bolton line>-Nice MANCHESTER and vicinity—Beau- Col I e|j;e Education Mary Rydlewlcz. assistant rice how often th* fiimee* itarit there Tel. Ml 9-6246. If yoltr receivables need action, 9-9287. Main 8t„ Ml 8-5139. Shopping Parkade. Call MI 9-2259. 80 3-8116. a t t r a c t iv e ST fooms, heat, hot 5-room. 3-bedroqm ranch with ii no imoke, no soot, no fouled 1955 PL'YMOUTH Savoy V-8, auto­ phone MI 9-5317 anv hour. AAA Re­ ship. MI 9-6496. tiful 3 bedroom ranch, garage and president; Mra. Bronislaws Send- water, stove, refrigerator garage, fireplace, immediate occupancy, large lot. pliii many extras, a New Method* of financing a college rowska, recording secretary; Mr*. combustion chamber, no wasted oil. INCOME TAX returns prepsired by matic, radio, heater. Six new imbursement Serviqe, 869 Main St, Hbusehold Goods 5l $100 monthly;" ’Call L. H. Gottlieb former Internal Revenue agent In Urea. Excellent condition. Best Bonded. $110. Available Jan. 1 MI 4-0238. Year’s special at $14,900. Many education were presented by men Matthew Lukas, treasurer, and offer. MI 9-6867. Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A Associates, Realtors, LEhigh more homes from $4,000 up. in three field* la.*t night to an Mrs. Mary Wlerzblckl. treasurer. Cloanllaess the convenience of your home for HOTPOINT electric hot water FIVE ROOM, second floor, apart­ 7-2531. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Individual and business. MI 9-8938. SAVE A BUCK at Manchester heater. 80 gallon, like new, $50. 12 ment, Weal Side. Stove, refrigera­ audience of about 13.’) at a meeting Friendship Club officers are Mr*. With the intisnl cisan Rama thara 1953 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, Welding Service,. Ml 9-1658, Ml ROOFING—Specializing repairing RsaUors, MI 3-6930 or Ml 0-5534. of Ih* Bowers School PTA. Norman Narkon, president; Mrs. roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ foot picture window draw drapes, tor furnished. Adults preferred. MANCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, are no flecks of soot bloering from INCOME TAX returns prepared by standard shift, whitewall Urea, 9-8762. Have It welded, repaired, modern print, $10. MI 9-6767. | Mr*. Milton Adam.*, vice presi­ Michael Plocharczyk, vice pres­ your chimney or eecaping into yoiir auditor. Business and individual. radio, heater, good rondilton $175 ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Ml 3-6129. stove, refrigerator, bedroom fur­ THREE BEDROOM ranch — 3 dent, eondneted the bUBlness meet­ ident; Mrs, Benjamin Orayb, treas­ sharpened. Guaranteed. nished. air conditioning, etc., $130 blocks from Bowers School, pla*- home. Hundrede ofieets made with 0 ^ i Accounting serxices, Raymond or best offer. Evenlnjifs Ml 9 84,56. paired. Aluminum siding. SO RUGS, NEVER used, 9x13 solid' ing. Harold Whiling Introduced urer; Mr*. Walter Mlzls, recording emoke-delectint instruments show Girard, >n 9-8008. years' experience. Free estimates. per month. Cali MI 9-3083. Icred walls, full basement, large .secretary, and Mr*. Rubacha, as­ beige, $30; 9x15 retT oriental, $35: SIX ROOM duplex and garage, modem kitchen. Beautiful yard the speaker*. a flame that’s absolutely clean from . 1958 FORD Ciwtoro 300, 3-door, ra­ DouMhoTd SernccA Call Howley, Ml 3-5361, MI 3 0763. 9x13 mink brown, $35. BU 9-6955. Robert Heaviside* of Shearson sistant secretary. the very moment it’s turned on. -e-or-ie-. dio. heater, automaUc, new paint available Feb. 1. Call MI 3-4884. wUh trees and stone wall. Belflore very / and Urea. like new. 4,i.000 miles. Offered IS-A Wanted’ To Rent 6R Agency, MI 3-5131. Hammlll Cb. presented two Invest­ P e n o r a li ment pla'n«:'(l) A monthly Invest­ Queen Elizabeth, in the 16th Opetedoe wMiaut Must sell—will take trade. Ml Heetina and Plumbinig 17 TAPE RECORDERS for rent 133 Down •# fwal bill* . ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, 3-1446. FLAT FINISH Holland window FOUR ROOM tenement, $60, WANTED—Heated 4 or 5 room first TWO-FAMILIES—We have them, A ment plan In a common stock on century, set ttVe fashion for wear­ chimney siraff ifhades made to meviire. All low’s, *67 Main. Call Ml i Blsacll. MI 9-5239 , 9-5. the New York Stock Exchange Owhert report remarkable fijel sav- bonded representaUve, Alfred PLUMBmo AND heating - re­ floor apartment, approximately hew one f4>4 and 4*4 flat): older ing richly embroidered and Jewel­ Ings. There it no smoky wtrm-up The CUSTOM Mark H furaaw Amell, 306 Heniy St. Tel. Ml 1961 FORD Galaxir Club aedan.l metal Venetian blinds at a new modeling mstailatlona. repairs $70 per month. Call MI 9-9943: 6 and 4 flat for only $16,900; a 6 and (2) a mutual fund with re­ ed gloves, according to the Ency­ •rovidtr Ut awm poMth* fwAseed low price Keys msde whlls you TWO HOLLYWOOD studio divans, ducing ter mlnsurance. He Indicat­ period to foul the fiimaoe and 8-0450. standard transmission with over-' All work guaranteed. 35 years ex slipcovered in excellent, condition. FIVE ROOM apartment, second and 5 duplex on Foster St. for clopedia Britannica, witla oil. Service calls are cut to draft srith predtion eontrol. No drive, radio, hcathr, new . snow 'Wait Marlow's. pertence 34-houf eervice. C^ll YOUNG executive needs 3 bedroom $18,400 ; 5 and 5 flat (nice one) for ed that the mutual fund u.sually natural chimney draft requirejL PASSENGERS wanted. Manches­ Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749 r - MI 9-0598. floor. 1314 Ford St. Tel. Ml 3-4751. fill* most parents' need.*. the vanishing point. tires. 3H 9-5737 after ,5:.30 p m. WASHER REFRIGERATOR re­ home with cellar in or around Wil- $30,000; and a 6 and 6 on Walnut ter to vicinity of Travelers. Call MOVING—Living room furniture, AVAILABLE FEB. 1—Large 3 lim antic'area. Write W. Smyle, St. for $33,000. T. J. Crockett, The protected rollege expense MI 0-3409. pairs Prompt, economical, expert, 355 Contour Drive, Cheshire, Conn. plan was described by Thomas IROH PIRIMAN nutm * ans m o u m JEEP WTIyLYS truck, front wheel guaranteed.'* Phone Ml 9-4517. Pot- Radlo-’n" Repair bedroom furniture, automatic rooms. Heat, hot water, individual Realtor, MI 3-1577, drive and snow plow, BiU', Serv- terton's. ISO Center 8t. 5?ervices 18 ■washer, etc. MI 3-5388 after 3:30. thermostat, oversize stove, refrig, Rollason of the Cnnneciicut Bsnk WANTED—Ride to Bradley Field, Ire Station. Route 71. Tolland, ' WANTED—3 Or 4-bedroom modem MANCHESTER — For <13,600 — and Trust Co. This is a preferred hours 7:45 a m.-4:4,5 p m , Man- erator. 4 large closets, tile bath cottage on beach in Connecticut vacant. 6 room Cape with one-car RADIO-TV REPAIRS au make*. CtJNNIE'S TV and Radio Service, BEAUTIFUL hand finished maple and shower. Middle-aged pre­ plan, he said, because It ha* -a i 1 C h e ste r Green area Call 9-0860, I »no\v dinette set, excellent condition. or Rhode Island for one month garage, oil heat, all city utilities, lower rate of Interest than a per­ FOGARTY BROS., Inc. after 6 p.m'. Cars, phonographs, changers. available all hotira. ,Satisfaction ferred. $93. MI 3-6396. plmv and power winch. Bill’s Se.rv. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816, Call MI 9-5965. this summer. Write Box H, Her­ convenient to bus. store* and sonal loan and because it fills an Ire Station, Route ’ll. Tolland days. Famous foi service for 80 ONE 4 ROOM furnished apartment ald. schools. Minimum down payment Immediate need. 319 BROAD ST.—MI 9-4539 AutomobUes for S^e 4 years Phene MI 9-4.537. Potter- TV se r v ic e ;—All make*. Honest, i LIVING ROOM and kitchen furni­ with heat and garage; one 4 room to approved buyer. Other listings Bruce MacDonald of Connecti­ 19.57 nODGR V-8 Inirk half ton 8 ton's Economical High quality psuds. ■ ture. Hotpolnt appliances. First unfurnished apartment with heat available. Alice Clampet, Realtor, cut Mutual Life Jnsurance Co. re­ FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, CONNECTICUT COKE NEED A C.AR and hi d your credit foot "hodv, poofi rondilion, $650. Guaranteed 90 day* Famous for i reasonable offer. 115 Main St. and garage; and one 3 room Houses For *ale 7? MI 9-4543 or Ml 3-7357. marked that a college graduate turned down? Short on down pay­ Ml 9-6132. WEAVING of Bums, moUi holes service since 1931. Phone Ml | apartment with heat and utilities. should average earnings more than JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL ment? Bankrupt? Repossession^ and torn clolhinp, hosiery runs, 9-4537 Potterton’s, 180 Center 8t BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN MANCHESTISR—A half block off FIVE ROOM ranch, 3 bedrooms. 3 TR 5-8374. Main Street, 7 rtx>ra Colonial. IH <100,000 more than a high achnol Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ handbags repaired, zipper re | TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! bath*, garage, rec room, cedar graduate In the same field. He las, get the lowdown on the lowest placement*, urnbreilas repaired. I TELEVISION antennas end rotor ; 1. 3, or 8 YEARS TO PAY! SIX ROOM auplex, oil furnace, ga­ baths. 4 room down, 8 bedrooms rloaet, disposal arid many more Auto Driving School 7-A up. Modem kitchen. < porches, sti-esaed that educational insurance down and smallest payments any­ men’s Shirt collars reversed and aystema installed end repaired “SUPER DELUXE ’ rage. Adults and older children extras. Call MI 9-1326, is Ideal because the financial ac­ where. Not a small loan or finance replaced Marlow's Little .Mend- , Serving Maneheste^ and sur preferred. Call after 1 p.m. MI well shaded lot, 3-car garage. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE <15,9vX). Phllbrick Agency. MI SIX ROOM ranch. 1*,4 bath*. 3 cumulation is spread over many company plan Douglas Motors, MORTIXXJK'S Driving School—Of inp Shop ' rounding areas. Modem TV Serv ALL 100% GUARANTEED 3-4481. 333 Main St. Ic* 405 Center St. Ml 8-3306. WISE 9-8464. fireplaces, 3-csr garage, city util- years and the pa.vments are easier. ftce.x443 Main St. Manchester _ ONLY <433 william Fiirgprald spnke nn tha Learning correctly 'May Save AN UNUSUAL bargain! R eu^ol ■ THREE ROOM apartment. Heat, ities, largo lot with lot* of tree*, Your Life” Dnver education ster 3 piece living foom set: sofa RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, stove refrigerator ■ Gable*. *118 BOLTON — Two pleaaant home*. excellent location. Charles Lesper- foreign student exchange program Jusf For Teens <16.18 DEIJVERS One a seven room colonial with ance, MI 9-7620. of the American Field Service, He SAFE^I^USED CARS classes. Member ConnecUcut Pro and 2 chair* $145 Choose from ' free pirxup and delivery on small . <16.11 MONTH Main'St., <95. MI 9-5329 , 9-5. radios, phonographs. Hours 6*10! attached two-car garage. The Iritrbduced HIroko NogamI, a Jap­ (easional Driving School Assn. Ml group of' fin^ fabric* Work done <13.9O0~EXPANDABLE Cape fire- 9-7398. by expert craftsmen on our prem- p:m H a E Radio and TV, Ml — YOU GET — . _ , THREE ROOMS heated on Main other a compact ranch with ga­ anese exchange student, who Is at- St. available now. for married rage selling for $14,750 ($3300 and place, garage. Drive by 39 Cole-1 tending Maachester High .School. lse.4 Alt work fully guaranteed 9 .5582. kn 8-1479. SHOPPERS 16-PIECE BEDROOM •Mill Fahrlc Salearoitm 175 Ptne couple or single lady. Call between vou can assume 1st mortgage). man Rd. Call Rav Holcombe, MI The attendanre banner was won , S^, excl’..sive Gheney Fabric 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM 5:30-7:30. MI 3-6441. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1677. 4- 1139 or MI 3-1108. by MIsi f Ldiilse Tracey’s first grade Millinery DresRmalnng 19 13-PIECE KITCHEN Exciting Towel News! Salc.sronn’.. In .M.".nrheal&r. Ml ROCKVILLE — Immaculate 7*4 room. ' 3 7322 Budget term* arranged EXPhlRT 'TAILORING on ladiea' THREE ROOM unfurnished apart­ CAMBRIDGE 8T.—3-fatnily houie Mrs. Thoms* St. Ijiurent and — P lu s— ment, heat and hot water. _firat 5-5 room flata, new boilers, copper rooms, 1 bsth, 3 lavstorle*. hot Mrs. Willard Marvin and commit­ and gentlemen’s clothing 139 water oil baseboard heat, copper SUP COVERS made at low co8l. Woodland St. Call M l 8-2254. A. READ knd USE floor. MI 9-4365, plumbing, 3-car garage, handy lo­ tee served refreshments. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR cation, Phllbrick Aigency,. MI plumbing, aluminum atorm* and j from $12 plus fabric. Ahso all kind* lovihe. I of reuphol.sjering Workmanship A TV SET AND COMB. RANGE ROCKVILLE— -Apartments newly 9-8464. screena. ne*r park. <11.900. Tre- puar'anteed. Ale;( Quail, 252 ■t decorated, dinette, kitchenette, mont Agency- MI 3-7739, TR F irst 1 Spnire,^ Ml 91154, Free storage until wanted. Free bedroom, tile bathroom appli­ NEW TWO-FAMILY houae for sale 5- 2349 'Ll CONTINCNTAL 'L l C O M E T 'Ll CADILLAC delivery. Free set up by our own ances $65 per month. Call MI 4-4, located on Hilliard St.. <20,500. 4-Door with aufomallc trana- NOTICE OF . reliable men. 3-1889'.T R 5-3485. MI 8-3573. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom ranch. Hartford, Jan. 9 i/Tj-^The first 4-Door. Beautiful turquoise. Cionvertlhle Coupe. trichinosis case in Connecticut for mission. radio, heeler. White. All white, Phone foi appointment Well planned spacious home, 3 Full power. Stock S A A O C One owner, low mileage. DISSOLUTION TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ .EIGHT ROOM colonial in excellent baths. Double garage. Nice loca­ 1963 ha* been reported by the No. 1-L-38-A. fully powered. $4595 NOTICKOF Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358. ment, first floor, heat and gas location,, garage. 1% baths, fire­ tion. Asking <18,900. »i acre cotin- State Health Department. Stork No. S I 7 0 ^ POWISRSWEEP See U Day or Night stove furnished. Middle-age lady place, city utilities, near school trv lot. Call Mr*. Chamberlain, ■ A 37-year-old Middletown wom­ 2-M-35-A. I / T J .MANCfFACTURING CLASSIFIED ADS or couple only. Garage available. and bua line, substantiahreductinn DissoLirnoiv If you have no means of transpor­ t o 9-3093, TR 5-4659. Barrow* & an became ill with the dlaease dur­ 'Ll T-BIRiD CORPORATION tation, Ell send my auto for you. Ml 3-8388. in price. Charles Lesperance, MI Wallace. Manchester. MI 9-5306. ing the week that ended.Jan. 6. 'Ll T-BIRO / ; , ADAMS-rRITCHARD, INC. - Notice is hereby given that 9-7630. ' '59 FORD ronverllblc. Black, white top. No obligation A_^ total oC33 persons In the stale Radio, heater, power hrakea, Nnttip Is hereby given that POWERRWEEP MANUFACSnm- FEBRUARY ! Occupariy — Bright BOLTON—williams Road. 6*4 room were stricken with trlch.'nosls dur­ Hardtop. Kiilly powerpd. Bl«'rk. Retractable Hardtop. Black and : ADAM.S-PRITCHARD., INC., has ING CQRPORATION ]iaa been A—IL-B—E—R—T— 2*4 rooms, newly decorated. Heat, SIX RCIDM ranch, 6 years old. brick ranch 3 years old, heated ing 1961. One person died a* a re­ and white finish. while. Radio, heater, power pow<;r steering. $ 7 A O C I been (lis.'oivcd by resolution adopt- dissolved by 'fe.solution adopted by hot water, 'stove, refrigerator, tile Bowera Senooi. all rooms better $3495 Stock No. 3-L-30-A. < * * t” *^ 43-45’ ALL'YN ST., HARTFORD breezeway, oil hot water heat, full sult. brake*, power eleering. Crulae- ' erl hv it.s board of directors and it* hoard of directors and share­ bath and shower. Middle-aged than average in ilte. entire base­ basement, 1-car garage, isrgr lot .O-Matic. .Stqck S I C O K * filiarohoklcrs. The effective date of holder.*. Tlie effective date of dla- OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 p.m. preferred. $70. MI 3-5396. ment finished off Into large family with trees, owners anxious. Phil- No. 3-C-141-A. ' dissolution 1,s December 30. 1961: solution is December 30. 19,61. room i% % mortgage, priced for brick Agency. MI 9-8464. _ - '61 MERCURY SOFA, MODERN Lawson 3-cushlon gpj LARGE ■ rooms,'^ sunporch, quick sale, ' <16:600. Phllbrick 'LO IMPERIAL i -Ml creditors of the corporation AH creditors of the corporation “Herald” Classified Ads arc yotir big- ' 800" Meteor 4-Door Hardtop. ‘ are warned to pre.sent their claims are w-^rned to present their claim* telephone in your easy chair and buy style, with square arms, gray, modem kitchen, garage, central, Agency, MI 9-6464. TWO BEDROOM ranch, huge heat­ self-striped frieze upholstery. Call vvest Side Realty, MI 9-4342, -MI ed rec room,, bar. air conditioning, 4-Dqor. Medium- green. fNu" '59 MERCURY V-H. .standard tranamlsslon. Ra­ I addressed to the i corporation ,'in addrrt.sed to the corporation in Perklane Convertible Coi.pe. dio. heater, power steering. l-Care of John R. Mrosek. Attome,v. care of John R. Mrosek, Attorney, MI.9-5104 after 6 p.m. 3-67W. TALCOTTVTLLE — 3-famlly 5-4, etc. Only <13.300 Eugene E - power. One owner. O V Q C gest bargains: You’ll get more value all the bargains you want—or make .extra lot- Business zone. Good pos- Stock No. 32-7-A. j L I W'O Fully equipped. Yellow Stock ,No. SO IO C : 923 Main Street. .Manchester, Con- 923 Main Street, Manchester, Con­ iEDAoOM SUITES, two complete,, V Bushey Agency, MI 9-2i08S. Front End\ ' neolicuf, on or hefnre Ma.v 29, necticut, on or before May 29", sibilitiea. Tongren Agency, Ml .dthbisck $1595 2-M-4.1-A-. " I y J finest quality, twin and double bed ; poUR ROOM tenement with all 3-6821. MANCHESTER . 1962. Claim* not presented will he 1962. Claim* not presented will he for your dollar when you shop from size. Must be aeen. Reasonable.; improvements. Inquire 50 Holi St. barred aa provided by statute. barred as provideA good land.’’ Houas baa 9 bedrooms Uneoln Continental — Mercury — Comet — Engluh Ford -—WUlyt Jeep drieas with Zhne, Style No. and each pattern. Print Name, 'Address Your **MarketjtUict^ at Homo up, S rooms doiwn, full basament, Full beaement. Glaaa ancloacd Sl*e. V W aaiiiv Aip«reI--r«rB K • S01-S15 CENTER RT. with zone and F*attem Number. CALL Ml 9-5701 TWO FRONT fundahad room*, bed­ axesUant hasting ayatam. If you patio. Many extras only. .<19,900. TEX MI S-61U 301-315 C iM IlIl $T, MAMCHBTW—Ml 3-5,135 Coming soon . . . the exciting Send 50c for the new. blg-slze room set. Utehan mtt, nNumwMs want privacy phis, look tMa over. Call The Jarvlg Realty Oo., Real­ new Spring Summer '63 B asic WQlUira M n n u T eoat. rsaaon. '62 Album filled with lovel.v de­ JAMES BEAUTY SALON aMa; aianjBnAi^fnr■ 9 araskrat (nr ^a^jU M loot. A M ta. Appljr fl. I t Da- Ekeaum t aaloe (or $U,300. T. J. tors. MI 1^113, MI 9-3919, Mt Fashion 1. Bigger and better than signs, a neodle'W’ork stitch section pot Iqnaia. CMckatt, Raalter, MI S-1S77. 3-1038. . ever! SOg, M l 96607 ar and free patthms. - 'i- • ■ %' ■: * ' -Ik \ A tm g e Daily Net Preu Run TUESDAY, JANUABIP », 1W8 , • The Weather PAGE FOURTEEN For the Week Ended iia n r i| i( i0 r S v rttt^ i^i^raUi ' gannary 6, 1963 Foreoaat of U. S. WeaUier Sanaa i 13,531 : ' Cold, clear' tofdght Low hear The Ferris Reynolil^^ Group of Paul p. Martin, yeoman sea­ R^idente to Get ■ero by morning. Variable cloadl- Second Congregational ' Church man apprentice, XJSN, son of Mr. Member of the Ao^t A bout Tow n will meet Thursday at 10 a,m. in and Mm. EUls M. Martbj, 81S ][D,, AMERICAN LEGION Bureau ef CIrculatioa - neM, coldThursday. the church parlor; Hostesses will Middle Tpkc., was gradugM re^ Announce Engagements Tax Assistance Mancheiter-^A City of Village Charm - Paxil R. Schlmmel, son of'M r. be Mrs. Rose Converse an^ Mrs. cenUy from the Tuoman School at the Naval Trailing C anter, Representatives from the In­ and Mrs. Alfred Schlmmel, 36 Arthur Doane. X' Phelps Rd., has been selected as r . ' ■ '■ Bainbridge, Md. ternal Revenue Servlcs will visit VOL. LXXXI, NO. 84 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1962 (Clasalfled AdverHsIng oh Page 18) PRICE, f iv e CENTS one of 26 Ohio Wesleyan Univer­ Wilber U ttle reminds members Manchester three' times during sity students designated as under­ of the American Legion finance Members of Nutmeg Forest, the next two months to help resi­ graduate fellows. Schlmmel Is a committee that a meeting will be Tall Cedars of Lebanon, will meet dents prepare their 1961 federal In­ senior and an economics major at held tonight at 7 at the Legion tonight at 7:30 at the Holmes Fu­ come tsuc returns. Ohio Wesleyan University, Dela­ Home befipre a regular Legion neral home, 400 Main St., to pay Two agents wrill be in the hear­ State News ware, Ohio. meeting at 8. their respects to the late James ing room of the Municipal Build­ t O'CLOCK— LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. W. Lewis, who was a past grand ing, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on three Officers will be elected at the Rockville E m b 1 e.m Club will Tall Cedar.. Thursdays—^Feb. 16, March. 8 and EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT R4 inches dentist in Manchester. , Refresh­ fid., tomorrow at 8 :30 p.m. Co­ tense cold covered n^st of the Third liTjufred Hall at the church to braid rugs. of snow In 17-de^ee cold slowed o u t in e V ments wlU be served In the school hostesses will be Mrs. John Curtin nation today, * d ^ n g down traffic and suspended clases in all cafeteria. and Mrs. Roger Dumaine. Doctors, MPHNA QNp RAMBLER temperatures^ record lows suburban schools. Gre^wich, Jan. 10 (JF)— Carolyn Mather in many cities. Buffalo and Watertown and sur- Two perktwR were killed and Manchester Lodge of iflasons The Italian American, Club Get 'TO Booklets Readings ranged down as roun$ling areas In upstate . New another critically hurt in the vrill meet tonight at 7:30 . at the ladies auxiliary will meet tomor­ New York stUl floundered In wind- Masonic Temple. After a business row at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse Confab Panelist far as,4'< below zero in Drum- whipped snow off Lakes Erie and head-on crash of two cars on Seventeen Manchester nhysl- • meeting, the entered ' apprentice on EUdridge St. After the meet­ m o ^ Mont. Ontario. • the CoifnecticutvTurnpike late degree will be conferred. There will ing. there will be a card party The engagement of MUs Joyces The engagement of Miss cians and the Manchester rablic Watertown and the rest of Jef- President’s Message Mies Carolyn Mather, a Man­ Health Nursing Assn, have re­ ^ ^ h e mercury plunged to last night. ^ be a social hour and refreshments. and refreshments. Elaine Bumhant of East Hartford Jane Madden of Vernon to Rich- ^ero or below in at least 19 State Police identified, the chester High School eenlor, will be to John Dewtyrt Jr. of Manchester afd ^ W . Bushnell . of MartohMter ceived free copies of a revised (Contlnqed on Page Nineteen) a panel member Saturday at the has been announced by her par­ has'been announced by . her par­ handbook, "Diagnostic Standards states. victims tentatively as Ken­ Connecticut Education . Aeeocla- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bum- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. and Classification of Tuberculosis," Low marks that had stood neth McFadden, 57, of Middle- Awaited Tomorrow from the Connecticut Tuberculosis tion’s mid-winter educational lead­ ham, 402 Long Hill St„- E a s t Madden, 18 Vernon (Tenter Heights, for 9s long as 81 years were town, and Evelyn Karabiiips, Vernon. and Health As-sn. OLO F.iHMIOXKD V.4XDV IX ers' conference, scheduled-for the Hartford. “ The Christmas Seal agency re­ erased from the weather Hearings End 50, of White Plains, N. Y., a Statler-Hllton In Hartford. He'r fiance U the son of Mr. and Her fiance is the son o f Mrs. cently offered the handbook to ^ l Washington, Jan. 10 (/P)— Congress got its new session for­ Mrs. John Dewart, 437^4 N. Main books. passenger in his car. Washington, Jan. 10 (yP)— Miss Mather, daughUr of Mr. F. Forbes Bushnell, 573 Wood- physicians and public health nurs­ *1716 Arctic air mass moved The smashup. occurred at the mally underway today with completion of routine organiza­ St., Manchester. bridge St., and the late Dr. Bush- On Phone Bid Here’s a rundown on the sec­ and Mrs. Richard Mather of Bol­ ing agencies in the 33 Connecticut South and East, bringing shudders start of the turnpike, just over the tional duties. But the real kickoff for an election-year session o_o Finn's ton, and four other panel merii- Miss Burnham is a 1958 grad­ nell. communities which it serves. ond session of the 87th Con­ and suffering to added millions. border from New York, State po­ uate of EUst Hartford High School, WORLDS m which could bring heated contests on half a dozen big legis­ bers will ask questions about an Miss Madden iS a graduate of The book is published by the Only iporida, sections of the Caro- lice said McFadden’s car was tra­ gress convening at noon to­ address, "The Middle of .the and is employed by Pratt and Rockville High School and of the National Tuberculosis Assn. llnas and -Georgia and the West For Rate veling East in Uie Westbound lane day: lative i.ss.ue.s will come tomorrow when President Kennedy ad­ String,” to be given by Dr. Warren Whitney, division of United Air­ University of Connecticut Schpol The new issue, a revialon of the Ckiast escaped the big freeze. at the. time of the crash, jii-st be­ EXpMted Big Issue* dresses a-)oint Senate-House meeting. ■ , O. Hill, commissioner'of education craft Corp., EJaat Hartford-; of Physical Therapy. She is em­ 1955 editlorf, has been rewrrttten Snow fell in the middle and South Hartford, Jan. ,10 IJPi — The fore midnight. President Kennedy's pro, In his stale of the union mes-‘ in Augusta, Maine. Mr. Dewart is a 1952. graduate ployed by Dr. Ekhnond ZagHo, Dr. to provide up-to-date chaptera on Atlantic States and persisted in State Public Utilities Ck>mmis«ion The driver of the other car. Jules al for sive^lng power to r.it sage, Kenned.v will lay down, at Come, get the New Tear off to a deUdous etart and save HU address will be based on the of Manchester High School. , He diagnostic techniques. RllSIPROORNG Andrew Thomas and Dr. Pe.ter ahowbovmd Northern New York. has concluded its public hearings Paret, about 60. of Elmhiirat. tariffs in dealing with the Eu­ lea.st In broad outline, what he many a penny, too, during liOft's January Jublleel implications of the future oh pub­ served four years In the U.8. Air Gram in Manchester. From the Western Mountains to on the petition of the Southern N. Y„ was injured. He was taken ropean commoft..^market. hopes to get from this Second sec­ State Teacher lic education due to scientific and Force. He is employed as a cus­ Mr. Bushnell is a graduate of New England Telephone Co. for a Medical care for the aged tion of the 87th Congress, And. political developments in recent the East the combination of snow to Greenwich Hospital, where his tomer engineer for International Manchester High School. He ^ , 3 and cold had a staggering impact rate increase. condition was listed as critical. under social security. battle lines will begin forming Im­ years. Business Machines Corp. mediately. After a luncheon,-Ewald Turner served three years to the U.S. _pn_ eyerydax_ilfei Schools- were -_SNEri3X»_.,la_i!eekjng Bqth_ cars weta demolished by Proposed purcluise^ of y o o _ e G a i n 8 m Jsmnry hibiteaSpeclat A Ma'fCh J r Wedding iirprennrt.- mTlIToh lii 'U.'NT”600(18" mdsOy Foi” the flrst' trme' aV any mid­ of Oregon, President of the Na­ Afifny i'hcIudmg'Twd years’ "duty I W l l T W O O * * closed by " the " Oidusahds. Trains averaging 7.8 per cent for addi­ the impact. Slate police said'they Bradford Bachrach' Photo in Europe. He Is in his senior year ran late. Scores of bus runs were tional revenue of $11.9 million an­ did not know how the McFadden to help finance U.N. opera­ term meeting since 1940, the ASS0RT19 tional Eklucation Association, will tions in Congo. House gathered today without a In State Noted discuss ‘Teaching for Tomorrow." at the University of Omnectlcut. canceled. nually. auto got into the wrong side of the Felice - Galll A Feb. 24 wedding is planned. The first major snowstorm Of the turnpike. Tax revision to encourage speaker. Texan San\ Rayburn who eHoeouTis The hearings wound up after 16 had ruled it in so many years of The engagement of Miss Eleanor John Bosch Photo WMRCMAM days of testimony. The Connecti­ busines.s Investment and com­ Hartford, Jan. 10 (/P) — ,8'taie Cherry Nougats, Chocolate bat unemployment. Democratic control died in No­ C. Felice, 66 Norman St., to Don- Eaally cut State Labor Council. APL, . Wheeler Elected (teacher) coll^gq enreiUment gains Creams, Cocoenut Royals, Watershed Group -ald EMward Gall! o f Manchester Some federal aid to educa­ vember. over the post' five years naVe convertiH Cinnforting News CIO, filed a summaix statement *’ew York. Jan 10 (/PV-Walter So it fell to the House clerk, Whipped Creame, Nutted has been announced by her broth­ calling for'a decrease rather than tion. topped,, on a percentage basts, the Cups, Plantations, many from rear H. Wheeler Jr. of Stamford, Conn., Revision of farm programs, Ralph Roberts, to bang the gavel DELECTABLE, TEgPTim Plans Fund Drive er and slsler-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Skating Report . wheel to a hike in telehpone rates. student growth at private colleges others. 14 or. box reg. $1.35. Samuel Felice of Manchester. Miss Ma4X>mb,Nm., Jaa. 10 — has been elected chairman of the covering several commodities. that callecl the House into session and the University of ConnecticuL .W if* C h o c o la te front wheel Comforting.news from the pub. The hearings which we^e among executive committee of the For­ The usual rows over spend­ and to preside pending the formal Formation of a Manchester com' Felice is the'daughter of the late propelling, the longest in recent years, erided State. Education Commissioner Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Felice; ONLY RAMBLER GETS DEEP-DIP RUSTPROOFING licity department of Western eign Policy Association. The as- ing and foreign aid. giectloh of John W. McChrmack of William J. Sanders made that mittee ht~ the Connecticut River or to all lUlnolM University, Macomb. with cross-examination o f the com­ spclation i ^ a private, nonprofit The Lineup Massachusetts,, who was Demo­ ALMOND BARK Her fiance is the son of Mr. and ' S-Inrb right up to the roof, plus 13 other steps to fight rust and road- pany’s final witness, Irving ^ H. point today 4n testifying before Milk Chocolate lavishly Watershed Council, which will as­ Mrs. Benny Galli, 69 Brookfield "You should not worry about Democrats have big majori­ cratic floor leader Under Rayburn, the legislature's education commit­ casters salt'corroslon — suph as: Body panels beneath doors ara' Schlesinger Jr., assistant vice to succeed the Texan as speaker. filled with toasted Almonds. St. the .ants these frigid 'days. (ConUnued on Page Twrive) ties in both houses, hut Re- tee which Is trying to decide fu­ sist In a fund drive ' here this zinc-platad • Ceramic-Armored muffler and tailpipe • Alu­ They're not going to freece to president for ■ revenues. House Democrats caucused yes­ 10 Of. box regularly $1.39. month, has b^en announced by No date has been set for the $ 7 1 0 0 publldran-Southem Democratic • ture education policies. only . minum window frames • Exterior trim of stainless steal • death. ■ The PUC must return a decision coalition is set to give Ken-i terday and chose Rep. Carl Albert Charles Burr, ChalrmBh. wedding. HoUj'wood Over by Feb. 6 or the proposed rate Dr. Sanders said that over the 1 you o a v o only T oilet Commode. Even the radiator won't rust—It's filled'at the Tactdry with “Roy Sallee, Macomb’s au­ nedy trouble. of Oklahoma as their floor leader next 10 years plans call for n-sUp Burr, of C. R- Burr k Co. nurs­ No ice skating wdll be allowed increase automatically will go Iqto Fatality Increase In succession' to McCormack. you Bnva eries, said the committee of nine Fite over average 2-year angina coolant (lowcost)l Good reasons why Rambler thority on ants, laya that the The'party breakdown: by slop enrollment rise which 3 lo tlon control and elimination, soil until further notice at any of the ants were making antifreeze effect. Senate — 64 Democrats, 36 No Opposition will solicit frqm a selected list of conservation, prevention of floods, toilet bowl. Sturdily resale value Is tops and stays tops.over the years. In Its atatement, the labor coun- Hit by Governor, should double around 1071. park department-supervised areas constructed. Easily lTd, Rlblooff said he gave inten­ Senate continues inquiry ing more British arms. worked In temperatures of six • »» sive study to these laws In his Adenauer had said on. Monday Washington, Jan. 10 (A7 — Sec-^damages the nation bj’ falsely into industry pricing prac­ Designer Exhibits the Twist below zero. Uf« InturoncG * Oroup IniuroncR * AnnutllM * Hm UH lAiurane* *. F«ntioii floni first year in office. he could not see that U.S. Am­ retary of Labor Arthur J. Gold­ stimulating,luTai then depre-win^, the tices. / bassador Llewellyn Thompson's Program Outmoded Senate and House Commit- - a <»i u :e ..t o m e e t l n o berg feels that the tight job situ­ economy. explanatory talks in Moscow were “What has emerged from this Decline Noted i tees to get briefings by State Vientiane. I-ao*. Jan. 10 review," he said, "is a clear rec­ ation will substantially improve in getting an yw h ere-B ut a com­ Deljonair Oleg Cassini Returns Premier Prince Boim Dam sn- In drawing the employment pic­ Department leaders on hot munique issued after a full day LAZED • • • ognition o f the fact that today, in the months ahead. foreign policy problems. nniinred today he has agreed to ture. yesterday, Goldberg said the of talks yesterday between the 1863 the welfare program o f 1936 But he told a news conference civilian labor force registered a House CJommlttee to hear go to Genera for a new summit Is out-of-date. aged chancellor- and Macmillan To Figure-Hugging Fashions yesterday that the heavy unem­ decline of 780,000 from November witnesses on bills to tighten said they “ were agreed that the i meeting with Laos* neutralist ' “Bom o f depression, the orig­ ployment rolls undoubtedly have to December and stands practical­ curbs on - transportation of effort to find out whether a basis and pro-Communlst Prince* In inal pioneering.welfare legislation discouraged a lot of people — par­ ly unchanged from a year ago at gambling devices. New York, Jan. 10 (/I’r-While lt was true there was nary one' an effort to settle dispates over well met the -problems o f that ticularly women and older work­ 70.6 million. Upcoming Blectlohs ’ I piano tinkled the rhythm, and 200 of his famous triple entendre titles creation of a unified govem- time, but the quarter of it century ers — from 'even trying to find . , Normally the labor force is ex­ Both -parties will spar for I fashion writers beat time with for a dress,. rarel,v a bit of wit that' menl. A government spokes­ advantage in November bal­ DONUTS that h as,pa as^ has taught tu worjt. pected to rise by- about 1 million ; their hands, Oleg Cassini gave a couldn't have gone into the Girl man said the reply had hem for­ Your money never' - many new things. Employment declined by 882,000 a year, due to the expanding loting. ^ in g elected this year News Tidbits I spirited exhibition of the twist. Scout handbook. warded to the 14-nstlon oonfer- “We are not satisfied uith our in December to 66,467,000 and un- population. , are 37 senators, 435 represent­ 1 The impromptu dance, which Here are soipe Casalnlsms; ence on Ijvos In (leoeva, which welfare, programs and there Is emplojnnent Increased by 100,000 But Goldberg said the tight em­ atives, 34 governors. from the AP Wires !went ,on, for five minutes or so, On the fashion press-- last week urged the Prjncc* to stops multiplying to 4,-091,000; he said. However he ployment situation undoubtedly tcame a short time after the jleb "J.ast time' several kind'ladles get together. Botin Onm Is ex­ added that the changes were in suggested some designs were dls-j pected to- leave In a few days. line with whst was to be expect- ■■ Cotfl ot getting quickie divorce |‘’'’ f;''' It ivoA not known whether Girls Top Billing —(Continued on Page Twel\-e) New' R e g I I I ations in M«Uco*. c J U d Juarez, a ye^^^^ cards of Jacqueline Kennedy ^ in the winter season. second day of the Now York .s'lvics. If you work for Mrs. Kiai-i IMnee Sounhanouvong, head of Goldbeig went on to predict that mecca for U.S. residents, hiked with a planned sin m couture group’s press week. i ------the prn-Communlst Pathet Lao Doz. Help SeU Florida 1962 job gains will be over and For Mail in Use ^^ToTn the beginning it seemed (ConMnued , on Page Three) Guerrillas, had yet accepted the above the normal s|;»ringtlme Im­ Belgian Jet airliner ^hat strayed Cassini might be his old worldly, conference invitation. Over New England provement. First Time Today deep into Soviet territory expect­ wisecracking self again, after a SAVINGS ACCOUNT Oapaijity for Grow-th ed in Moscow this afternoon. .. year of decorus behavior befitting WARRANT ISSUED Boston, Jam 10 Iff) For years , The American ^ n 'o m y , he said, Women desk aargeaato assigned to the designer for Mrs. Jacqueline Stale ‘Work Gamp’ .\e\v ’Vnrk„ Jan. 10 UP)—A is again showing ijs capacity for Washington, Jan. 10 (d’) — The SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHURCHES, CLUBS. New England has been .trjdng to Post Office Department today put Athens, Ga.. police department... Kennedy. _ u arrant was Issued toda.v for growth. Gyrations of the twist dance not He early settled to everyone's Recei.ves Support the arrest of Ouirles Van Do- sell itself to the rest of the coun­ And. setting off in another direc­ Into effeef its new regulation* bn ORGANIZATIONS, ETC., IN QUANnTY BUYING the handling of undellverable, non- for adult* over 40, American Me­ satl.sfaction, that he wa.s rtfium- ren, television qjjlz show star, try as an excellent place in which tion, the labor secretary called on dlcal men s a y ... New Jcr.sey;ing to- his first love: Tiie ~A pro- ond class (generally newspapers raiding plggv banks of his six ■ fllrtatlori with the easy-fitting, ed. however, until next Wednes- fish jusf aching to be hooked, its with a strike or by stockpiling .posed state "work camp" for da.v when his trial is scheduled and magazines), third class (ad­ children... Open house at Shamo- over-blouae .styles the first lady youths in the 16-21 age group ha.v excellent golf courses fuid. of steel in fear of a shutdown. kin, Pa., hospital highlighted by'often wears was ended. to Mtart. Warrants also were Is­ course, its miles and miles of sea- He Indicated that the adminis­ vertising circular or pamphlets) plenty of “ In principle” support to- sued for the arrest of two other OPEN 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. and fourth class (primarily parcel birth of trtplet gUM in midst of i Then he suddenly waved » day, along with plenty of Veserva- Watching your regular savings account SmYinffW ahore — but so far it has missed tration will jeep in close touch TV quiz winn'ers who failed to • with steel ne$rotiations and do post) mall. 50th anniversary celebration... ; from the sUge. and leaped ^ Its best bet ss a tourist attraction. Ford Motor board of directors; Into an encl-gctic. yet .somehow i.-,, . „ V... c . - . - ' appear in special sessions. Van DAILY and SUNDAYS grow and grow at the Savings Bank of everything possible to help avoid Postal officials explained these Tlie bill Intr^uced f>y Male , $139,000 on the “ 21“ One of Florida's' top tourist offl- declare first quarter dividend oi elegant, rendition of the twist. Manchester is the most productive and 1 % ' clals takes'it from here: a Strike and to make certain that clianges Involving mall for address­ Rep. Frank Calhoun, Cornell Re-. ,briw. "The day New England discov- new, terms won’t be disruptive to ees who*have moved: 90 cents per Share... Team or Own Comment* publican, wa.s aired Tuesday after:] - ______’ safest way to build for a solid and secure aalvage-Workers-worklng-dn-Nor-, Not the Icaat hit _win(Jtdrdhe j noon at a Slate, Capitol hearing ' era It has pretty giris la the day the rest of the economy. Second C las*^ If the addressee TVNNOUNCESXTANDIDACY future. Stop by soon and open your sav­ Florida’s tourist business is in trou­ The steel contracts run out Juns ha* moved out of t()wri and has wegtaa frengliter stuck on rocks prides himself On keeping fit—h e..before a state legl.ilntlve council Concord, N.H., Jan. 10 M>— ble, so we just keep hoping the 30. , ' agreed to pay forwarding post­ o ff Watch Hill Lighthouse. ; commented on some of his own Oubeommltlee.’ ings acepunt. Save for a special purpose Weather main factor in Army i^®^^8ns. "G(x>^! for a -hunchback] jf proposed to establish such a' •Mrs. Styles Bridges (R) an­ age o f dipravery la dead up there.” A steel shutdown this year would age or has moved within a town nounced lier eandldacy today and you’ll achieve it. Begin today to he says. make no sense, Goldberg said. "T and has left a forwarding ad­ took «■)» track crash at Ft. Hood, 1 with" one .shoulder higher than the m n ip in one of the .stale forests. Tex., which claimed five lives -actually, like this to vrhich the State Welfare De-i for the United States Senate Phil Wallwork, an executive of A strike "In s year promising dress. the mall will be 'delivered seat of her late liiisband. "I GROW for tomorrow 1 the Automobile Legal Association, substantial economic expansion lust as before. If mail |s sent to yesterday. . . Commuter service in ■ -w*itii heavy irony,; p^j-tment could send youths r,e-[ New York Central's railroad cur-;"'*''’.* sheer beauty of it captivate.* ferred to Us care by the Juvenile! believe I ran best carry out recently spoke with that Florida would Miptbclkbly retard recovery his old address more than three his Ideas, his unfinished worlq tourist executive. and i f detrimental to the national months after the move, the mailer tailed today because of fire at Har-court. - i and oUr joint convictions," She Member o f Feileral Dq{Kiett He says "They' aren’t' joking interest" he added. will — as he did before— receive mon station... .New 14-story cen-i Later he twi.sted again, thl.v time , Deputy Welfare Comml.ssioner , ter for interfiaUonal education to be witly a- model wearing his most!John F. Harder said that “ in prin-1 said in -a prepared statement, TASTY • TENOCA Imnuraace Oorp.! about this either, because above , The timing of Goldberg's appM({ a noticb giving tlie addressee's new I "ft has'b^ri my privilege to all else they fear the tourist por months ahead ot bargaining ses- address or, if this is not known, ex­ erected'.on United Nations Plaza I madcap invention- a red crepe iciple we are’ in favor of it." But^ in New Y o rk .. .White . House i shea'.t covered frcjrii shoulder to he raised a number of questions ! have had 23 years of govern­ tential of New Ikigland. But they slotu'. seemed aimed mainly at plaining why the mail was not ment experience, alinnst Ejlixco - GiAZCO -DOMVTS make* it clear President Ken­ hem with free-swinging straps of as to the wording of the bill which tvto know that as long as New England forestalling steel stockpiling by OING PLANNED— deliver^. "But this notice will now decades of which wore spent avto luank of kUanchester fails to send out pictures pf pretty hesvy industry — already under cost the ptailcr 19.eents instead of nedy's nomination for membership fabric. > ike added, could lead to complica “ I still have a Util# success | lions. - at the tilde of our senior sena­ girls to the press It can never come way. Proanls, above, will marry In the former 5-cents. in capital's exclusive Cosmos CSpb tor." Bridges, the senate's OFFICE EAST BRANCH WfSr BRANCH dose to getting the publicity that As a precaution against a strike, the near future. They met Tlilrd CiaMO—Unlees'ttie ualter Will -aot be revived...Stjuadran of here and there with girls,'’ he.i He objected to w)iat he called 150 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER • 18 Marine jet flghtera take off said. ' the loose wording of the measure senior Bep^Ucan and a pow­ Manchester Shoppinc Parkade, Middle Turnpike W. and 973 Main Sf , f.,.1 n:. Manch, -.f. 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