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(Claaalfled Advertlilng oa iPaga 12) PRICE FiVB'CENTE VOL. LXXXL.no. 82 (iltlURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1962 'I------7 Distre^ Calls Heat'd State N ew s Did Belgian Airliner T h ompsonville Land Without Force _X Blaze Damage Over $500,' At Soviet i r e s s , Mten' Thompsonville, 3 ^ . 8 (/P)— pony. Damage is estimated at up­ IMS .Ian 8 bound for Istanbul, two for Athens, Istanbul, Turk ., ® I three for Frankfurt and 13 for wards of $500< plane was Soviet frontier and auggeated that^ buildinga forced by Soviet jets to put down "Ita radar contacts were d e ^ - It took firemen six hours to con­ Woerden, Netherlands, Jan. 8 proceed to IstanhUL. B oi^et s F re Metal workers in the area were called in to supply oxygen W M Hazardldile Fire Depiutment and 850 miles west o f Yerevan, as and oxyacetylene torches to probe further into the tangled !>cciaM •odn as repairs are completed. Fireman, Gordon Dugan were ■ in wine jured slightly. masses of coaches, which were reported to have carried about Urn pUhe carried 16 passengers Atr^ost Office U.S. The firs started Saturday night. 500 passengers. and eight crew members. Five bundled peisona to the, near­ Devros said ail were rq^orted, . Several htmdred copies of the by Strand Theater were evacuated Fifty doctors ttj^iled over the casualties. safe. goveniment’s new Civil Defense and traffic waa blocked off. The dead were ckrried away iii buses. Both engineers were Mtfid publication have been delivered to r can.; Among the passengers was one By midnight, flremjsn thought k ill ^ . American, Identified only as a Mr. Manchester and are now available they had the blaze under ^ trol tsric, at the town's post offices, accord­ Reporters were barred from the scene. i iiy la Howen, flying to Europe from tiie but It flared up again and raged Watch dog* were used to guarda- Far East. ing to Rostmaster Alden Bailey. until 3:25 a.m. Sunday. )nac- The free publication, entitled plles of luggage at 'the foot of Jn«t- Babena authorities iii-BrusMls an embankment. said the Russians had bussed the "Fallout Protection; what- to Passenger Killed One of the trains was an ex­ 2 5 on V e 8 8 e 1 airliner and that at least two Know and What to Do About Nu- lear Attack," may be picked up Wlnsted. Jan. 8 (>P) — Andre press en route from the northern 'fighters ware Involved. from window., clerks at the main Hubert, 18, was killed when a car Dutch town of Leeuward-en to While Devn^' insisted that the office, - Station A at Depot Sq., or he was riding in Wint out of con­ Feared Lo8t in pSsne landed ‘voluntarily, other air- Amsterdam. The other was a com­ the parcel .post station on Broad trol and struck another on the muter train headed in the oppo­ poH aouroes at Tehran, Iran's St. Wlnsted Torrtogton .Road late Sat­ capital, said they had heard the site direction from Rotterdam to Bailey said, that only one copy urday ' night. Police charged the Channel Cra8h pilot radioing distress calls. Amsterdam. will be' given M each family,' and driver,'GaU R. Griswold, 19; with The' Express was dua to reach n>sy reported he radioed An­ that extra OopliM must be obtained Dover, England, Jan. 8 reckless dri'vtag, driving while a switching point at 9:18 a.m. and (XXm kara airport that he was being from sa d v ll defense headquarters. .drimk and misconduct with a car. Twenty-flve seamen were feared : 4 Ceoa* -the commuter . train at 9:21. It followed by.four Soviet Migs and, Copies will hot be deliveired Bond was set at 52,000. Griswold, lost to the stoktog. of the Yugo­ dped repeating that message three through the mails, postal and dvll Rescue workers remove one of the injured passengers from one of the trains involved in was to this 3-mlhutd Interval that another youth In has car, and three a 2-train collision near Woerden, Netherlands, early today. (AP Photofax via radio they hit. Visibility was about 20 slav freighter SShSc after a mid­ •rota times, then sOid the Migs had defense authorities said today in a ih the second car wera Injured , to "A n yards. night collision to the fog-shrouded order^ him to follow them down. clarification statement the accident. from Amst^i^dam.) >, ■nr» 'T hey are armed *nd we are .The Pentagon reports the gov­ Most of the victims were re­ Engtlsh Channel, 7:SO- not," the pilot was quoted as say- ernment printing office has con­ ported in the crowded train frdm Eight , survivors and 17 bodies tracted with 21 printers throughout FataUy Injured Leeuwarden, which apparefllly were recovered from the channel.- Denounce^ as Stalinist Tile other eight men aboard the authorities here Mid the the country tor 25 million copies. Stamford. J l^ jJ tffi-^A Darien Kennedy Airs wa* in a fau lty khuntlng posi­ :m i a - ’ Uut message they received from Fifteen milUon 'm vlss will g o to man. Chrtatoa Kdinlakos, 35, was 2,811-ton Babac were feared lost. tion. The Express Is usually crowd­ The ship and the 6,228-ton British John Moureau, monitored at 4:35 a.m., 96 first class'post offices 'and. 62 fatally injursd )n an auto accident ed on Monday mornings by people Mday postal service centers; fopf mil­ steamer Dorington Court collided w m :',' Saturday night on lamg Ridge Rd. Ber li n Accord returning to work to the Ihetro- imd the Sabac, cut to two, -sank tr ia “Wa art pursued by Russian lion, will go to 790 state'fhd local He diedmea yesterdayytti«r«w,y .ui in sLftnuoraStemford ^ ppUtan area from weekends to the tkent In Six minutes. Dianas and ars forosd.to land at a Civil Defense offices, and six JZ,, BPClhera-MaldenUal■ pooTiJnce*. • ' ,11 i l l Miva. Rumian airdrome. ^ 8 "are* ■fly*- million will go to the Battle Creek, Gen* ' Seamsn--aaM the’ misMng men., Ituta C lm was unlikely that many fbrelgn- had almost no-chaaaa'of survival ' tag O'over a range of...... high mouh- Mich., Civil Defense center to be also of Darien, Ibst 'cbhtrol of his era were Involved. How"-^- ' There ia a big , city In view. held as a reserve stock, th e 62 after so many hours to the .Icy tains.' vehicle while passing another, hit Washington, Jan. 8 W)—Presi­ water with Its swift currents.' »-19 - The nationalities of the pas­ centers have the Job of shipping in Vienna The Dutch radio cancel-jrf all a parked .car and then rammed dent Kennedy says he and Gen. light programs and it played *eri- The Dorington Court, made Dov­ sengers were not known Immedi­ Into a tree. -Behekos suffered Lucius D. Clay are to full agree­ er on her own but her steering ately, but Sabena said one was (Gontbnied on Fags Thras) ous miislc. Interrupted at times, by shoulder, back and chest to- ment on -how to handle effectively news bulletins on the crash. gear waa reported damaged and y ' ______. juris*. ahy possible future crisis to Ber­ Moscow, Jan. 8 (IPl—Bx-Fbrelgnpected Molotov and other aseo- she was unable to enter the har­ lin. Mtoister V. M. Molotov, denounced feiates would suffer ^degradation Premier Jan d* Quay and sev­ bor. . No casualties were reports , The President’s statement was is­ as a Stalinist by the last Com after the attack to the party con­ eral of hla ministers pi>*hed to the. com* aboard the British ship. Four-Way Contest Undersean Garden sued yesterday after he and Clay, munlst party congress, Is return­ gress last October. scene, where the rescue work is Capt. Milo Katovlc, 40, of the NBC Groton, Jan. — .A hydrtf; who 1* Kennedy's personal repre­ ing to liis atoms-for-peace post tn Molotov had attempted to fight likely to continue until tomorrow. Sabac said the collision happened 3-TV ponlc garien kit is just the’'thing sentative to West Berlin, had Vienna,, the Foreign Office an­ back against the chaises by send­ The crash took place to the D. to' take along on those long sea talked for an hour at the White nounced today. ing a, letter to members of the Cen­ heart of an area called tba rim (Continued on Page Seven) Marsilius Joins Race cruisea -^-'say for 60 days or so House. , The announcement startled the tral Committee ■ Just. before'th e cHy, formed by -the practically .imdsrwater. ■ Clay cam* to Washington for diplomatic colony to the Soviet congress opedied lost Oct. 16,.The Itoked-up cities of Amsterdam, \The kits are providing frssh talks with the President and Sec­ capital and led to speculation that letter was not published to full al­ Haarlem, Leyden, the Hague, Rot­ Isttime, carrots and green peaa retary of State Dean Rusk amid Stalin’s bid lieutenant may have though extracts were read. terdam and Utrecht, To Head GOP Ticket for What might reasonably be reports he believed the U.S. com­ won hi" tettle against expulsion But speaker after speaker at the Nine coactoes were diSralled i— called. the jaded appetites of the mander to West Berlin, Maj. Gen. from the Communist party. ^ongress''&ccused him and hts con- six from the Express and three Bulletins men to the atomic submarine fleet. Albert Watson II, should have One of the leaders of .the fuiy* f(^erates of responsibility for hun­ from the commuter train. Dng Cull^d^from AP Wires Hartford, Jan. 8 (/P)—^Formerhservatlvs, Jumped into the guher Tha latest to scientific wonders greater authority to'handle unex­ putsch against Premier 'KhriSsh- dreds of deaths among tho thous- mowed, down a transformer sta- State Sen. Newman Marsilius' of natorial race. , Previoualy John' has been developed by the Electric pected emergencies. chev to 1967,'Molotov at/71 was Trumbull formally entered the Alsop, insurance’ executive from Boat Division of Gsnehal Dynam­ Clay met with Rusk Saturda'y seen headed for oblivion after his (Oonllmied on Page Six) (Continued on Pngs Seven) and both men denied any policy recall to November from his job BAYS TIJS. OFFERED TK001*S -1 race for ■the Republican guberna­ Avon, and Edwin H. May Jr., for­ ics Corp, torial nomtoatlo^i today with a mer GOP Btate chairman, an­ Similar to large window flower as head of the Soviet delegation Woshingtoii, Jan. 8 tffi—^Hie pledge that he will try to bolster nounced their candidacies. boxes, th* kits have a chemical (Continued on Pago. Seven) to the Internatloi^ Atomic en­ / Roman Catholln Archbishop ot . Connecticut’s economy. President of the Producto Ma­ base In which to plant the seeds. ergy Agency. GOP Unit with Birchers Viet Nam said today the U.S. y The announcement by Marsilius, Molotpv and Other prominent government offered tw« months chine- Co. to Bridgeport, the 43- 'Intense fluorescent lights do ' the flgurpe' under SUillii were oir trial expected for some time, made it a year-old Marsilius - has recently rest. ago to send combat troops 'to 4-way contest for the top spot on by-'fhe party, and expulsion gen­ South ,Viet Nam to help.-reslst been taking verbal ewtoga at hla A respecUble head of lettuce erally haU been expected. He was the GOP state ticket. party's state leadership. He hM can be grown to three weeks, and Communist efforts to ts«e over His prepared statement said one New8 Tidbit8 never seen to public after his re;- Brown Declares Nixon Uie country. ArchMshtip N g o been particularly harsh on its fis­ carrots and dwarf peas to about turn Nov. 12 and the press con- reason he sought the nomination Dinii Thw, elder brother, of Viet cal policies. four. , from the AP Wfr(» ' ttoitod to 'denounce him. - was to "provide leadership” for the A- veteran and the father of four The Idtp were given a workout Nq;ii President Ngo Uinh Diem growing number of citizens, who Khrushchev was askedv about children, Marsilius served' two during a recent cruise of the Po- Mbiotov only two weeks a^^ and Not Fighting Ultra Right told a news conferenM Diem . want Connecticut “to regain Ita terms as state senator between Fire sweeps through three-story was reluctant to accept the of­ pre-eminence as a prosperous, dy- told reporters the party 'nia- 1951-1967, (Conttnned on Pago Thirteen) 5-famlly apartment house to Yon­ chlnery was dealing with the case.^^ fer and W'uiild do so only as a . namic, sound state. ...” kers, N. Y , at 9 a.m. and kllia. WaHhlng:ton. Jan. 8 GoV. Ed-^’Nlxon and Other Republican laadem last resort. The Archbishop said MarslUus iULid he wanted to give A foreign office spokesman said woman ffe'ner top-floor apartment he knew nothing of the status of ind G. Brown of California said look away. the Tallaiid, Nationalist the GOP “new purpos)B”,Tn meeting .Vide Adm. JameJ A. Hlrah- todAy Richard M. Nixon "Is not And, Brown . added, Robert Cliina and South Korea also "the challenges of today—free of the party trial. ^ Provocative rves fleld, 59, will retire F*eb. 1- a* as­ "Molotov ha* never been re­ joinings the fight against the ultra Welch, founder- of the Birch So­ have expressed readiness, to send past prejudices.” sistant commandant ot Coast right wtog, although these ex­ ciety "claims California as his troops If needed. "It Is only by flrft making moved from his poet on the atomid Guard. energy agency and has returned tremists are a strong force In our main source of both dollars and - secure our economic strsmgth that state- and InNds party." disciples.’’ ' - .8 CRUSHF.D TO DEATH we will have the necessary re- Duke Max of Hoheiiberg, son of to tt,” he said. Po Men Like Archduke Franz Ferdinand, dies • The spokesman said Molotov Brown sald\the former Vice "No other state,” Brown said, Tamworth, N» H., Jan. '8 'Sources to* meet the challenge fac- President "musfv^choose between "must admit to having two John 'Ing Connecticut In the 60s,” he at 59 In Vienna... .convicted slay­ left Saturday. That would mean I—Three . persons were <'nished er, captured to.his home town of he should sirrive In Vienna some principle and opponunisfh. He has Birch representative* in Congress." to death today to the head-on -said. chosen the latter. HA\has stepped This was a reference to Republican "We cannot continue to give Job Fair Haven, Vt., after having time today, traveling by train. collision of their aut4>mobiie In Women’s Fashions? broken out of 'prison to North The Austrian embassy said Mol­ away from those who iri;e fighting Reps. Edgar W. Hlestand and John With a skidding Berlin-to-Rostnn and industrial development Uie au- otov had not applied for an Aus­ the political primitives, aild he ap­ H. Rousselot, who have said they perflcial attention It has. received Carolina, held as fugitive for Trallways bus on Icy, Bt. 16. North Carolina aathoritlm. trian visa but that one Issued to parently wants their money, and are members o f the Birch Society. Eight bits passengers were re­ -m recent years." MarslMus said. acb'vered the little girl all tbs way Vienna might still be valid. support.” ‘^Furthermore," , Brown said, •W* canStot permit fiilataken con­ By JEAN 8PBAIN WILSON Brirt siege-of flu that laid low ported hurt. The victims were , AP FMhloti Writer to her brief, flared sk|rt. But about half of 500 population of (Atoms-for-Peace Agency Offi­ Brown's attack on Nixon, who “ the Ultra-Conservatives have cor­ jammed together In the smash­ cepts or shortsighted political con- has declared his candidacy-for the .New York, Jan. 8 — Men when it slipped ott, it left her Valmeyer, at one time or an­ cials and the Soviet embassy to porate financial support, .They are ed car and police at the s<-ene alderatlons to Impose new handi­ Republican nomination for the like women. hardy covered at all. other during absence of its only Vienna professed to have . no using It to exact concessions from w:pre unable, to extricate the caps and burdens on It.” This is what morathan 200 faoh- '- **1^ love the childlab touch.’’ knowledge of Molotov’s reassign­ California governorship, was In a merely Conservative Republicans, bodies Immediately. The car The Republican party, he said, physician apparently under control ibn writers concluded after the To tUuatrate this, models too ... .President' Sekou Toure, who ment.!, . speech prepared fot delivery to and to seize control of party or­ wa* taken to a West Osslpee 'must "aasuHM once again ita tra­ New York Couture Group Intensa- sharply to be children' minced It was the first time that any­ the National Press Club. ,i. ganization.” funeral honie where the car wa* ditional role of leadership in offer­ runs Guinea,, his West A(rican re- ly probed the subject, '’What-Po forth in-dainty sUk print dresses iblic, as Marxist, says he’s keep- thing like this had happened In Nowhere In his remarks'fdid Brown said that If he runs for to'be cut'o|>en and the bodies ing new approa«*es7 programs Men Like?" — thtu Soviet Union. Normally Brown state Unqualifiedly, that he re-election he ■ wants no support removed. Police were unable to and kleaa. T^s lack of msahtog- with smoked yokes and self bdts. ig out sf'East-West eold war._ The lesson was presented yester­ Early morning two-alarm Are when a Soviet leader 'has been will seek re-election this year. from extremists of the left qr right. estahllsh the lilcntltles. of the ful competition between the par- Sensuous silk and candy pasteis But, he hinted al It. several times day to the form of the totematfonr or bright postcard pastels., also dsotrOys sas-atoiy Mock of stores facW with such .serious accusa­ dead—who were -ridliig to a .'tles te a diaservtce to the. public." al ollk ohow with some shapely tions he . Is not allowed to leave arid closed by saying: New Hampshire-registered car, made th ^ way to the runway as at Main St. suid Memorial Dr. In t3 ______‘ On' Saturday, John M,. laipton ’teachers” modeling silky wom- Randolph, Mass. the country. "I have a hunch Richard Nixon ' cC Waeton, Hke l)fa»ilus a Con- a part «ff this course.' Diplomats and others had ex- will walk into the 'bare-knuckle' Gblclwater Urges KENNEDY LEAVES HOSPITAL .en's apparel with man appeal. “Men ar* attracted to long, 'two persons killsd and at least ^ ^ ^ ^ ------r r ------The-'study ■was thorough. It be­ scrap he’s looking for—and I don’t West Palm Bea<-h, Fla., >Iari. 8 sleeky black. They adore soft, 10 injured when earthquake touches ttonk you Will want to miss, a round IVtrs. Bridg es Run gan with wild, woolly and sleek dean black. They lovs black and off landslide that crashes onto Ad — Iimeph P. Kennedy, father of Theoclitos Passes; Itoen-loOldng coats and suits pro­ Sukarno Es^pes of It.". the President, was discharged mors black, but especially with a riatio resort town of Mskaraka .. Brown Introduced the subject "of duced to a cocoon. It continued Mora than 3,669 persons demon For Senator Seat from St. Slary’s Hospital today., around the clock with. costumes httle white.” the John Birch Society and Its ex­ Kennedy, former'ambassador to - Primate of Greece "They can't resist the exotic strata in Ixmir, Turkay, for release Assassination Try for sports, beach, daytime, cock- of former associates ot executed tremist allies" by saying they pose Washington, Jan. 8 W —Cheered England, entered the bospitaj UHT evening and, indeed, through look, either,” said the lady. And a fttiratlop in his state "that seri­ on by Sen. Barry Goldwater, K- Hec. 19 after siiflering a stroke. ; Athana, Greece, Jan. 8 (/P) — Premier Adnan Menderea. Jakasmr, Indonesia, Jan. 8 tPI— the night was tpun courtesy of she pointed out that this - effect GByde F. Summers, . engineer ously disturbs me." „ . Arlz., Mrs. Doloris Bridges is It could iibt be learned whefe.the TiMOcUtQA arohbtsliop o f Athena the si&worm, of course. wa* best achieved with tightly fit­ President Sukarno escaped uh- "You may well note,” the Demo­ elder Kennedy "a s taken, Unof- and primate of aU Greece, died from Elmonte, Calif., working in harined frorri a bomb explosion j)pjparing to bid in New Hamp­ "Men like ruffles and full aklrte," ted oriental or Indian printed silk Salgoin, South Viet Nam, pn 11.8. cratic governor said, vthat Mr. shire to become 'the third woman fical reimrts said an oxygen tent today. Ha was 73.. the commentator announced, and sheaths. aid project diss o f bullet wound* last night while winding up a 4-. Nixon Is not a John Blrcher, and and lios|iilal bed were Installed in TlM head o f the CMMc 'OHhodox day barnstormtog tour to whip up member of tho Senate. the. Kennedy Palm Beach wtator girls flounced onto tbs runway to “Men ars enchanted by one racslved In Communist rebel am­ the evidence is that he..ls not." The widow of Sen. Styles 'Church had been in iU health since crinkly silk crepes that lustlad and support to the Celebes for his home. shoulder dresses, happily created bush ' 13 mile* northeast of Sai­ However, Brown added, Nixon Bridges, chairman of the Repub­ he suffered a cerebral hamorrhage rippledi plans to seize West New Quine*' from clouds of chiffon with giant gon. .“ appears on^ the same platform lican Policy Comirilttee and long alnrast two montha ago. "Men like sheer dresses, with flowers on it. They are doubly so Former U.S. Secretary of State from the Dutch. with" Birch candidates and assures RESCUE TUG ARRIVES ■ Funeral sarviesa wiU be held to long, tight sleeves," the voice da-' Tb* bomb kUled three persons a power .-In the Senate, "Aas indi­ New I.ondon, Jan. 8 JJ’)—A res­ with dresses lacking shoulder:| al' Christian A. Herter urge* NATO them "there I* room In the Repub­ cated to friends she will get into Atbeffl'Tbuisda;'. dared authoritatively. And exotic, together." hationa tm totegrats politically Ur and Injured 25 others in a crowd lican party'for people wlw differ." cue tug toda.v reached the side AriehhMiop TheocUtos was bom blacK-oyed ladles appeared to nude watching the president wrrive tor a topsy-turvy contest for the of a .t,80.5-ton’ Norwegian freight­ But do men, eapsdSIly the meet modem-|day threats . .. . State He goes even farther. He promises GOP nomination to fill out the ad Dtmiteana, a small town in the black chiffon that mvered up Department talk tb- deposit this a speech.. It exploded a few hun­ er that is Icakirig and’ aground jdwrt ones, like tboau tall, tall.silk to support them if they lyln In the four remaining years of his term. fjsbtral Feolopoitoeaus. He grad­ everything, and yet didn't * nsMtli usual 94 miniou check that dred yards behind his motorcade. on rocks near Watch Hill Point, turbans that wrap up to at least Visibly shaken, he addressed a primaries. -s ' This seems likely to pit the at­ uated from ttw Uoiversity of “Men like ladies to ba pruvoca- a foot and a half high? Nobody, backs up aad guarantees converti- "I would hope that responsible K.I. The tug stood by to await Uva.” A s if t ii^ didn’t already student rally shortly afterward. tractive Mrs. Bridges against Sen. Instnicllons' from the freight- . A th m as^ a doctor of divinity. odeed or answsrsd this question bilitjr bflLaoe’ native currency. Republicans in'California will not Ha diq>layed unusiial preaching know this, fashion writeta dull- Gblar need of South Viet Nam in ■n>la morning he Ins^cted a mili­ Maurice J. Murphy Jr, appointed 'i-r’s wrptain oli whether to at­ but tbsss in brilliant buss topped tary base outside this south Cele­ let him walk both sides of the ability and in 1934 was ordained fblly-Bcrib^M the ida^^bM ti^ fighting Cbmmunist guerrilloa , ia streetjnuch longer. He Is not fight­ by GOP Gov. WesVey Powell to tempt to pull the vessel free ths: models' daytime costumes. bes city. *AS amistaiit bishop. He bscams tog note i t a alinky. Mack sOk improvtog- tiknsportaU^ nod ujB- ing extremists. And the only way fill the vacancy'Tmtll the Novem and tow her to a drydock. The But men do like curves. No stu­ ■ There were no Indications of .ftolghter Lell Viking went UdMp of Calavryta in 1981, bUli- ohantung at-heina eootnma, very eombat nroops, says. W. Averell to meet this Issue Is to fight It, to ber election. Several other Repub­ pp of Piwteaa in 1944, and was hart all tba te^ . dent In the classroom atgiMd this Harriman .. Edward C. Werle 66, any arrests after the'incident, but lican* might try their luck to the aground last night on Gangway '■Mnt And men^wUl get plenty of military precautions and security whatever form It turns up.’' Rock, 800 yards from the Coast Sooted arehUabop of Atbsos to They aho . mads note of a former ehalrmdn of both the New Brown said "On* Important unit race. were strengthened in Makassar, Guard Light Stetton on Wnteb. Mught-provoktog 3-fiaoo pobl- thsas with all ths other .York, and ■ American Stock Ex- of the Republican party already jikaa about women's HIU Point. tier suit by Mr. Ooa. 'Hw tawdod Uungs- ha: ’duwget, dies at JBajr Shore, N. 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EAGB T ^ B E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY g, 1962 V’ M A N d H E ^ R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN4 MONDAY, JANUARY 8; 1962 > JL tie efleet. As an exanmle, I qtitUOte GbldM^afei^ O hter. Miss Falk la working as a HantUl's directiont in o n e ' pisace: Bolton redeptionlqt.. She arrived on the Oatways Honored times. First, all the viols,, vi< HEALTH CAfMtES Colnmhia FallouU brlUebaH A P s ^ lLD. West Coast too late In the faU to second, all the hautboys -(Oboee), Mrs. Bridges Rim sign a oohtract to 'her field -1- On Anniversary third, everybody." Small wonder / PTA Panel Sets IS IT A GOOD IPSA TO > : teachtog. ' ’ • f i r s t tha): practically all o f Handrt has For Seiiator Seat Booklets ETee 5QW< VOUR FBET IN A Teacfier Talks X D O U B L E been re-orchestfatedl In High Sebool Play Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L Oatway, ‘ ♦THE W A Y MUSTARD. FOOT BATH IF . Eugene Emmons, Warren 116 Dimie Dr., were gUeita of honor Gluck (a neglects composer if Discipline Talk ■you HAVE A COLD ? National there eVer was one) tried to make (OoaHaoed -lreBi Page WBAT YOU OWN At PosjNjffice Slated by PTA Fletcher. 'Patricia Murphy and- yesterday at a surprise open house 1 I T ” operatic reforms. He tried to get By Alfred Shetowpld Carole. iRlchmohd, Windham High in observance of their 25th wed­ Stores Discipline will bekhs subject of It Mrs. Bridges ^ o u ld Win the School students and members of the music to reflect the dramatic Any expert caii play a hand cor­ ding anniversary. - situation, bqth in musical content ft pei\er diaeusaioii at the Bolton nomination and election in estate fVeae Page Oae) ,* Teaofaers at' Hoface ,W. Portef the DramaUc (Jlub, 'wlU appear to. The cobple was marriqd JahL. ,1 ^ / lAVl that;Ordinarily tan(s out Repub­ rectly. It’e more eportiiig to di by l»hn Grabtr --^nd coloring, and succeeded 'to meetiiv Wednesday at 8 p.m. at ‘seheipt WiU 'be in their elaearoonu "The Many Loves of Dobie GllUs’’ U f 7, in Augusta. Maine, and has .sbme extent. But it was not until lican majorttl^ she would take the contract under the opponen' ,to about 80,000 smaller poet ef- to meet JiarenU, following a abort which will be presented Friday four children, Peter Oatway, Bruce the Community Hall. her place in the Senate along with _ ^ « A i r flees. and Saturday at Case Auditorium Wainief that the logical result of noses, and then steal it back. businMs meeting of , , the Parent- Oatway and Richard Oatway, all Alexander Plante of Bayberry Sen. Margaret Chase Budth, R* at 8:15 prn. at home, and Mra. Donald E. such .reforms was to be seen. Until When tlds hand Cafhe;^ong Al- tlREEN STAMPS Rd-, a Bolton PTA member and Maine,.and Sen. Maurine Nwberg- Washington, Jan. 8 (P)—The gov- Teacher Association tenorrew at Bowmen Oeu.Indoore Green of Coventry. .his time, Il^ian o p M ,coniplete- ■vln iM d y was tn the lions den, ,tlc medium. jy dominated the field, despite its er, D-Ore., w))d won election -to amment Impes to have a new of- 8 pjm. at tha schooL Columbia Lake Bowmen have Mr. Oatway is employed at "Xitet w«*k 1 •Urted ulwng^rciyUai of tte iperai principal of the University of Con­ although thiM w u n ’t M t x p ^ - « 4 1 Nobody------thlnlu it Ststrange _ in a 'ipanifest shortcomings. In many succeed her lata' huriiand. 'flcial handbook on nuclear weap­ D ie taachera wUl talk about the deierted their airtoery range on Pratt and Whitney, 'division of •boat opotm, And aince It U tn In- necticut’s E. O. Smith High School; sion he used. % e bad me as a ons effects ready for Issue in movie When' the camera comes in respects, it still dOes so today. will be pianel moderator. Powell's amiointment of Mur­ curriculum, dally .achedules, Hunt Rd. for a few months — ae United Aircraft Corp., and has volvod lubjoet I’m atUl continuing partner,' with S. Jay Becker and April, It was learned today. EVERY WEDNESDAY close to show the hero registering Italian-cqmposenf soon saw the Entitled "Discipline: Whose Re­ phy, 84-year-old New Hampfhlre methods of teaching and other far as late afternoon shooting is wprked there for ten years. with i t O ffT ^ «t*rt«d in 1597 Richard U Frey a* opponents. All The volume on effects of blast, concerned. Arthur HaU, a leader in •with a work called 'T?afne,” Tpri- resolution and' determination, be- advantages of Wagner’s reforms, sponsibility Is it?” , the panel will attorney general and the gover- o A ^10 9S4 areas of interest to the'parents. / fore he gojss in ptursult of the vil­ and ad dled some of them. Verdi’s the THIS WIU. CLEAN .VOUR. , ers of brassieres and fbiuidation It’s true, the longer he sings the enhance the dramatic nature of attendance .officer for Manchester Powell's action in a letter to Man­ "Championship Bridge. This was this evening. .n ning. The club is seeking member­ thsy believed was the way they Qpei^ Isad-f A 9 first public Informatlott on de­ FEET, BUT IT .WON'T MAKE ships. Seven, new memberships were garments to. double tbeir output West Hartford - Welheisfield Willimantic ■ Wilson were originally produced. further the villain could go, and the words being sung. Color on the 'schools; the Rev. Theodore W. chester,-N. H., publisher William no time to goof. ' The Rev. Allen Soelkwa. a mem­ the harder it will be to catch him, stage is matched with color in the Chandler Jr., pastor o f Bolton Landy covered the opening lead tails pf thermonuclear weapons ANY PiFFBRBNCE WITH ber 'Of the Xhosa tribe of South accepted last night. between 1956 and 1960 while .:sx- 'T ^ declamation was, in effect, Loob. and r e p ^ e d oiie that dealt only yOUR'COLP. panding employment in their 120 Windsor - Windsor Locks but you just have to accept the orchestra, and so on. Congregational Church; and Bol­ The A riu n a aenator said h« had with the ten of spades, and Beck­ Africa, enthralled his audience as They are the Robert Taggart a sort of chant. It was knoum as send 50c to B ridge'B ook, Man­ .with fission, nr •.‘atomic” bomba. family, John Sawebyn, Mike Win- plants only 27 per cent, to 19,000. Vrecitativo secco" or "dry recita­ convention, as you accept the ’Aida” thus retains the' best ton residents' and PTA members; no quqation that Murphy was esp- er .won with the jack. Back came HmMi CastulM s^vM IwMill he spoke to the first in a serim of chester Evening Herald, Bex 3318, The new 'vplume is expected to •Hh • abuwbbHi mitm deler, all o f Oolumbia. Bob and tion," and followed the natural Ih- "close-up,” in the motion picture- features of Italian lyricism, and Mrs. Emerson Bosworth, Mrs.- able snd of ths highest clwricter the deuce of clubs. , Wortd Miseions meetings at Co­ When the aria was first intro­ includes some of the best features Pet$r Gram and Edmund Peres- The contract was now cold, out Grand Central 8U., N-Y; 17„ N.Y. elude infMidation oh 1958 teit- lumbia Congregational (Jhurch EbnmeU Simmons of Manchester, fiectibn o f the voice with no real "but' eertafnly we .expected, as a (Copyright 1982, GHqterai Fea­ aa well as. new information duced, it was to provide a relief of German romanticism. As a- re­ luha. matter of loyalty and respect, that Landy and Becker tossed it bMk FTlday night. Norman Ricard o f Coventry', Rocco SPEtlAL TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY attempt at l^^cism. The device tures O orp.)______^ corriMtipn of technical inr Main St.; a daughter to Mr. and Gerratto of WlUlmantic -and the still exists today, and if you at­ from the "recltatlvo secco.” It sult,’ It is possibly the most popu­ Questions of general interest will DOloris Bridges would receive this and fourth until it came to rest The Rev. Mr. Socikwa is a min­ Pertiunal Notices soon became so popular that the lar of all works in the operatic be answered after the panel pres­ appointment.” in our laps. See if you can find fomutttm rc|>orted in J957. Mrs. Wilbur Stone, 177 Irving S t ister in his native country and is Leon McKinney family of East tend "Aida" On Feb. S, it wiU be Atomie Energy Oemmiaaloh BIRTH TESTERDAYr A Hampton. encountered as. soon as the cur­ arias were all that people went fteld. Certainly it is one you are entation- The public is invited. Powell fired back that Gold- the correct play, before you read Re$in» Bond Cement' studying here on a exchange stu­ to hear. Actually it was customary bound to enjoy, if you plan to at­ and Pentkgon officlala alkq have daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Guest Organist tain rises. ■’ To Talk School FacUiUes water, who maintained close liai­ Ob- dent plan through the World Coun­ In.Memoriam at one time to play cards in the tend because,you know somebody The board of education and. the son with Bridges, had ' no busi­ False Ead .PUy Detroit—A new cement bmding been able to'declasrify and publish mond Lanoue, Tolland. cil of CTiurchee. He is presently Miss Sally Johnson, daughter of Bhadames (the hero) is having fome details it a t were cleseified In’ lovlnl; m«inor>' of Mary Kathprln« a conversation with Ramftz'(the boxes, stopping only to listen to in the Round Table Singers, who public building commission win ness interfering in a gubernatorial Landy made the contract by a agent with high adhesive quality DIS<3IARGED SATURDAY: at the Hartford Semlnaiy Fbunds- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Bum i;-who pasiPd away Januaty %, high priest) in which we learn the ariSM. will augment the chorus in this hold a Joint meeting tonight at 8 decision. He reminded GolJwAter faiae end play. He took the ace of and no known solvent has been put as tecret in 1957, Mrs. Dorothy Chimmingi, 18 Eva tion.. r South Windham and a student at m i. producUon. ' Hie!; weapons sffqcts handbooks that the Egyptians are expecting Unfortunately, some of this al­ at,.the elementary school to dis­ ‘that, by tradition, campaign com­ clubs, ruffed a club, drew one on the market by a Detroit cor­ Orcle, RockvUle; Mrs. ‘’ Glenna Hia talk followed a coloi-ful and Northfield Seminary for Girls, was On th« winca of a snow whita dova war wtth the Ethiopians. This con­ titude Still persists today, and cuss future school facilities., ' ' mittee, chairinen keep out of pri­ round of trumps and led a low poration. IVaterproof and weather­ are iaatied as gdidhiKe and ref- ThMMS, Ck>ventry: George Frank­ authertic picture taken in Angola guest organist at Columbia Ck>n- Sha haa ante^ad an unknowni land. The board of education is agreed srenee for (h'vU Defence orgatlixa- lin, East Hartford; Rlcltord Rob­ gregational Church during morn­ Whara aurroundad by atamal lora lAMBrOBCS versation is carried, on in "reci- many people attend only to hear mary 'contests. spade from dummy. proof, the new agent, made from Showing u e primitive Uving con- that a separate three-rootn build­ tlpna and other non-m llitav egen- erts, Tolland; Mrs. Nancy Peow- ing worship yesterday. She know* the tduch of the Maatei;:a' tatlvo.” Ramflz leaves and the lyric Mrtlons sung by the so­ Meeting Changed Powell’s appointment of Murphy ' Becker stepped up with a queen epoxy resins, requires no air in ditiofis, stiU existing there and hand. N • Rhadames starts a soliloquy- Since prano and tenor. ing on town-owned property next I of spades in the hope of getting eies. ski. East Hartford: Mrs. Eva U)e great poverty, ■ He told of con- Meetlaga and the govemor'a subeequent in- making a firm bond between, eld . H iey xirovide general data on Mother, Dad. Ei:e«n and Clair*: it is about his-beloved Aida, he By the 18th century the libretto to the present school Is the beat , dioation Murphy expected to seek three spade tricks. This was faUI, concrete and new wet concrete. Oates, 16 Clifton St.; Eugene Ihm- 'dltions met by hi# wife, who is e Columbia Lions (Tlub will hold a By Charter Unit solution for its immediate needs, the amount of blaat, the in te ^ ty phy, 687 N. Mata St.; Mrs. Chrto- becomes lyflcal in singing her and plot of an opera came to serve 't h e nomination has cauaed wide for any retugi would now give trained nurse and midwife, who dinner meeting tonight at 7 at In Memoriam . or STEW and FOREQUARTER praises and we have the first only as an excuse to string to- ‘nils recommendation will be made Landy the contract. o t heat, the inetant radiation tlne Parks. "284 Green Rd-: Joel bandies cases of severe malnutri­ speculation in Republican ranks. the aubaecjuent fallout, to. be- ex­ Liberty Hill Log Cabin. In loving memoiy ot Samuel J. Irvin "aria” of the opera, Celeste g vither a bunch Of arias, and we The date of'the charter revision to the public building coamisiOn Previously there had been re­ If Becker had played a low Miller, CJoventry; Ivan Sbnmona, tion. th e next, in the m.ission . The Sisterhood of Agudath who passed away Jan. 8. 1980. LB Alda." had a sopt of concert in costume, commission meeting has b e e n for immediate action to furnish spade, 'Frey would win and re­ pected to'a nuclear test. .-The dif­ I k Center St.; Mra. Saljy <3qrim, sSrlea will be Jaii.* 21, on India. ports that the New Hampshire Achlm 'Will hold its postponed ’/•‘This dav do w« remember. CHOP COMBINATION ‘ -Arias get tn the way of the ae- rather than true opera. This is changed, to avoid a conflict with additional space by September. Edward H. and Zylpha Carlsen to turn a heart to defeat the fering effects under different con­ EasKHArtford; Mra. Jacqueline PeUeewomSa'' to Speak' mealing originally scheduled for Theodore O. and Kanche Good- chief executive, who once served ditions — high altitude, low al­ N e ls ^ Phoenix St!, Vernon; Dale A loving thought ve give. . tlon, but they are merely a con- the case 'with all of Handel's a speech to be given Friday, Jan. Prelihtimlhafy studies------•have been Bridges as his administrstlve as­ tract. . Mrs: Kathrjm Haggerty, Hart­ Jan. 1, tonight at 8 in. Chestnut For on* no longer vlth us. made by. the board conceriiing' child, property on Keeney Dr.; Tre- lillilit'H lI titude, ground burst, subaurface, Rich. 8 Cedar St., Rockville; Mra. But In our hearts still lives. operas, for exan^le. 19, by John Alsop of Avon, a ean- sistant, might seek to fill his for­ Now go back to the second ford pollcawomah, wiU epeak to Hill Synagogue. Mra. Ruth Binder, diate for the Republican guberna­ secondary School facilities. Its su^ marco Corp. to John B. DeQuattro trick and see if you can And the 8:S0 burst — are given;. Included are Janet. _ J& jnesj East -01ri-.JScout..TrDop.J81.,JWedneiKlay vice. pieaident,-will .preslde-due.-to Somebody is always discovering etal., property! at-the,.cprnerrt mer b M ' shoes. -tables -T er -esllm attog'' efrects “ o f ------Wife-and-Daughtar. what beautlful music there is -in torial nomination. coffvmlttM-oii .sites recommended “ Powell- dULTiot clma"thar door right-line-of - play.-— - — T H I S - t ' • " James M onkey, Notch Rd,.. ^ d l- at its meeting'at .Yeomans Hall the recent illness of Mrs. Sam that euch-a achool be built on the -S^end Bolton Center Rd. b(»nlba of various power. ton; ' Frederick Petlg Jr,, , 94 i t t i i i G Handel opera, and reviving them; The charter revision commission on the poeslbillty that Jie might Take the ace of clubs, ruff a flroib S to s pun. Mrs. Haggerty, Kaasman, president. and that same somebody Is always will meet on Friday, Jan. 36, in­ former ^..Swanson x property, on Marriage llcenee application: club, and then lead out all of the Lenox St.; Mfs- Adele Bernat, who ia. also a registered nurse Brandy R i but the board has not carlo Volpi of Bolton and Roee oppose ^ P . Sen. Norris Cotton Stafford Sprtagsv Charies Joto*. discovering, how flat they fall in stead of the ‘19th. at 8 p.m. in the in the lattel'a bid for renomins- trumps. WiU UUc on first aid, a course she Maneheetor Evening Herald Oo- amazing actual dramatic production. Pro­ hearing room, of the Municipal accepted the report- BdlUe, Mancheater. You save the king of spades-and abn, 78 Prospect S t; Mrs- Nettle has* taught. / hunbia correapondent Mr*. Donald loin lamb Chops P N lG H T f tion and re-electton this year. Finn, 464 Hartford iRd.: WllUam duced'in abridged concert versions Building, according to Chairman SU Leeeons. Planned .^ But national. RepubUciuiS now the -ace-queen of hearts in dum­ Hospital Notes Prepare tor Asuanal MtoMli _ R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy Vincent L. I>lana. Park (Commissioner Fred Gkal is Manobeeter EVsalng Herald, Bol­ my.- -If East saves only one heart, Colby. Coventry: M» Lucy in a hall, they are very satisfac­ think Powell may hgve hte eights Robert The annual meeting eff Colum 8-S485. awtosM tory as music. In large measure, planning a aki seminar to consist ton coiTMpondeht, Oraeo McDer- on a place on the i 9m d b P presi­ you lead a heart to dummy’s ace. VIsiflng .hbors are 8 to 8 pjn. Hatch, Stafford S| Alsop 19* such as Eldwin May Jr., John M. ahise Mountain resort will be ths mopolltah CTub heard a humorous ADMITTED SATURDAY: Leah Mlsa Betty Ann Fa}k, daughter ORAL SURGEON Lupton and Newman Marsillus.' tend -with Biich'as . Gov.'Nelson A. Dally Question Robtolton, Stafford Springs: An­ Mrs. Barbara DigiioU. 31 Oortfian and clean.* First time tn 10 years, Instructor. talk by R o ^ r Eddy i t Newlcaf--. PL; Mrs. Margaret Miller, Cook of Mrs. Elizabeth Falk of Heiine- Thanka tdr Spm marvdous prod- and alko other persons who might The first meeting will Include Rockefeller of -Neil 'Yor.k for the As dealer, Wu bold: Spades—K drew Zadlo, 13 Union St.; William IS NOW LOCATED AT toil, Republlcmi representative to top nomination. NeltHei' -.would 10 5 3; Hrtrts—A Q 3 2; Dia­ Dr.; Mrs. Elizabeth Cowlea, Bast quto Rd., and Miss Jea» Moran. ' ueu." This abbreviated re­ become candidates. ski movie, and exhibition of aki Sullivan, Wapping; Mrs. Uma daui^ier of Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam ' port tella of a uaiir’i aoeeeu with Ex$r^ Fresh Produce Specials t the General Asembly, about hie there be any - aecond / jdace fbr monds— 7 6; CTubs—5,'What Haling. Glastonbury: Frank De- Hartford; Miss Jessie M«gnani, equipment and clothing and a so­ Moran Jr. of Parker Bridge Rd., | 460 WOODBRIDGE ST. a dual treatment ter peoriaala now career as an author and inventor, Powell on .a,.RQokefeIier< ticket do you,-bay nette, 420 Lake St.; Frank Oakes, 27 N. School St.; David Eversole, cial geUtogether at-ths hall. Ap­ Andover, were home from San made availabia to all t u f f e ^ . at a meeting Friday afternoon in because . of geographical . cOnsid' Answer; Bid one heart. Tou„can Good Tlolceln AU PrICea 61 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Leah Wapping; David Peterson, WiUi- MANCHESTER Theoclitofi Passes; plications for the. lessons, may be erations. nranticiTNorinan Burke, 8 Strong Frandaco, C^lif.. for the holldeys. ruD information and detglto bf a obtained from Gaal and are to be Fede^tidn Room of Center Con­ nUsb a spade or diamond response, Orch. er let Hal. 88.85, 88.M Whipple, '464 E. Center St.; Ernest PHONE MI 9-4593 14 day trial'plan froB1. Nixon should be elect', It partner responds in clubs. You For Tel, Reeervatloaa aall viUe; Harry Welles; Wapping: Mrs. is at the San Francisco Medical pupils today. The project is ed governor of. .California and spb- can't always follow bidding rules NoWak. 41 Coolidge S t; Mra Lil­ plarmed as a family activity. writer while a student at Yale Uni­ Hartford J A . 6-8-77. Mary Olode, 104 Glode Lane; Mrs. versity. With a grodp of young sCqucntty get the 1964 preeid^ ia l blindly when you have a border­ Uifda Raudsepp, 16 Eldrldge lian Strickland, 37 UUlan Dr.; (Continued from Page One) Gaal has appealed for any ski St.r Elsworth Johnson, Brookfield Rd.; .n men, all interested in writing nomination, he would be l i ^ y to line bid with 4-4-4-1 distribution. Loren Otter, RFD 1; Richard v»qulpment — Iwoks, skis,, poles or remember-Die political difnctdiles Edward Ckrighlto,.43 Walleelcy Rd'; His life was dedicated to philan­ careers, he made a vow never to For Shelnwold’s 36-page book­ Buehnell Heck, 833 Vernon St.; Mrs. Marion ^ an g e s't^ i!^ 10 '<» 79*- clothing — residents may 'be wil­ Powell caused him during the let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' Monday, Jan, 15—8:80, P.M. Gail Wendell, Faith Dr.. RoekvlUe; T]INE TCASERS thropy and to his church and ‘was ling to donate for use by those in­ take a job, he related. He imme­ Ouyette, Wapping; Mrs. Ruth diately wrote a short magaglne 1960 campaign by Mristing that Laurel Townley, Stafford Springs; marked by exceptional adminiatra: terested in learning to ski but who Boober, 42 Devon Dr.’, Mrs. Re­ Christopher Daley, RFD 8, Rock­ article and sold it, for $10. the GOP candldatMwksn’t c a r v ­ becca Estell, R F D 1, RockviUe; live ability and devotion. He was may not be able to- obtain equip­ ing the fight to'^ president Ken­ ville: Mrs. Ann Delaney, 128 Coop­ After seven years’ service in Phone MI S-78Sr AMERICAN . Lewis Monaco, 132 Florence ^t-: noted also for his adherence to ment at the present time. nedy on the ajm-(3ommunl$^ Ueut. er Hill S t; M a ^ Kisaaqe; Letfuce icniRQ 2 29* national and ecclesiastical tradi­ WorldiWar II,/Eddy said, he found STANLEV WARNER Mrs. Glenytb CJhadwlck, Coventry; Growers Beaslon Bet WindsorriUe; Deborah 'Yale, Brent tion and his abstemious way of It Increasingly difficult to-support, Mrs. Luaon Sillaber, 16 Thompson Dr., Vernon,- Mm.' Joycia ^ itzer, WIN Ray Cocconi of West St., and Auto supplies dealer gets life. • ' . a family b y writing. In 1951, he ‘ niibuater ^ St., Rockriile; Faith.Melendy, He­ Glastonbury; Mrs.- Paula Arm­ Richard Morra of Tinker Pond His monthly income ranged be­ thought he would have .to take-a- STATECE3 bron: Joel D ^ e , Wapping: Mrs. strong, 106 Birch St-: Kim .'Van tween $2,090 and $2,350. He dU- Rd., are officials of the Connecti­ ■job, but, instead, took his family tq . T ^ . practice of filibustering in 5 p.m. cont Shown at 5:004:10 MXrie Bassett. 82 Coleman Rd. Camp, RFD 1; Leeb Rohla■ 1nMn, Carrots - gs19‘ trlbuted a third of this to poor cut Vegetable Growers Associa­ live for a year and a half In the United States Senate flrat came ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Stafford Springs; Jeye end Rock new charge for business! priests and another third went to tion which will hold Its a n n u a 1 France where they were able to ihto use in 1841 agalnet certain fi­ Janet Forester, Hansen Dr., Ver­ Woodstock, Andover Lake; Mrs. Moot ond Rreduco Rricei Mfertlva Tuoidov and Wadneirtlay Only meeting at the Hotel Bond in Hart­ live more cheaply, he related. / nancial bills sponsored by Henry non; Nicholas Leggett. Hartford: PRIZES disabled intellectuals and - men of CecUe Roister,. South Windsor; An auto supplies and parts dealer wanted to letters tn need. ford, toqaorrow and Wednesday. Upon return to this country,jYUd- Clay; according to the Encyclopedia William GaUo, 242 Summit St.; Mrs. Mary Griffith, 208 Summit He is survivpd by two brbthers. Cocconi is secretary and .Morra. a dy Invented the Audubon bird-wall­ Britannica. John Zemek, West WilUngton; Mrs. St.; Ralph Quigley, 80 Foley 8t.[ axpaad big business throughout a larger area DIAL er. This gadget was so successful a professor at the University of director, of - th-e group. Tickets Helen Schlldge, 483 Gardner St.: Mrs. LilHan Farrand, 3 1 Golway of ComMCtieuL and needed to make it easier for 1 2 3 0 Salonika and' a physician. for the banquet, to which the pub­ financially he was able/io devOte Mrs. (Jatherine McBride, 56 East St.; Arvld Somsro, .87 'Mill. St-; lic is Invited, may be obtained full time to writlng,^He has had Bt., Rockville: Mrs. Florence Mrs. Idllle Humphrey, 613 Main aut-pf-town prospects contact him. Could ws 0 A .M .f« 1 0 A .M . 575 BONUS M GREEN STAMPS! from .Cocconi. It will be held three books publipned,. including O’Connell, 437 Birch Mt. Rd.; Noel St,; Frank Oakes, 61 HXwthome ^ make Xny suggasiiaiu thatto might help? We sent “Family Affair,"/a novel with a Taft, 47 Bunce Dr.; Mrs. Eva Bas­ NO COUPON NIWID - aUY AU. YOU WANT Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the main S t ; Susan Walker, 17 Harvard . a CommunicatioM Consultant to look into ths ballroom of the hotel. Hartford setting. This was made sett, Elitagton; Mrs. Pauline S t; MIm Linda McKay, 315 Rlgbe Program features of special In­ into a TV pipy and shown in two II PLUS A ^ lk Q ^ d 10 PJM. Pantaluk, 98 Charter D ak 8L; land S t; Alan Rudd, 81 Walnut situatm. Hia recommendation: List the dealer's parts on.thO U.S. Steel Hour. WINF FREE terest to Bolton growers Include E l Vi B FRE8LEY-la Norman Meyers, Wapping; Ray­ St.; Mrs. Pauline.Shaw and daugh­ telephoDS number in the Yellow Psgee in ell At Th« PARKADE a talk tomorrow at 2 p.m. on grow- Tea wAa served IV the hospitali­ \-,Art\Y. gij/.CKV'CG.Mf Dy.' mond Zaugg, South Windsor; Mrs. ter, 61 Strickland S t ; Mrs. Pa­ ty committee under the chainohn- ” M.U€ HAWAII" Conapany of 100 Marie Dlnnens, Willimautic; Mrs. oudying areas fliat he wanted to reach. Reault: . EXTRA STAMPf ing greenhouse tomatoes 'by Pro­ with MfiAlA TALLCmEF tricia Wohlford and daughter, 'East LIQREn DRUG fessor Richard Young of the Walt­ ship of Mrs. Horace Murphsy, with la color 1:30-6:10-8:60 Frances Keune, Harriet St., Ver­ Hartford; Mra. Kathleen Lawrence Tha dealer is gsttinf many calls from thess niMSt Strowborry Rfosorvo ham Field Station, . Waltham, Mrs. C. Elmore .Watkins as boa- Program; "Lee Pattoenrs,” non; Mrs. Valerie Flano. Hebron •hd son, ’niompsonviUe. '"MIee JoUe," P*s da Deux, "Den distant'areas, aaif business ia steadily o|i ths Mass. Others of local interest in-' less. Mrs. Robert Boyce was pro­ Alto: "MAN TltAP" Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Beryls DeWoIfa, DISCHARGED TDDAY: Robert elude, a talk on supplying vege­ gram chairman. Miss Marion QlTxoM,” "Billy the Bid.” Bast Hartford: . Donna Golden. Johnston, 104 S. A d e n S t' increase ... .Perhaps one of our Communica- EXTRA STAMPf Washburn, president, conducted e with .JISrFBBY HUNTER Pricea: Orch. or lei BaL 18.78, tables to Supermarkets tomorrow ' S:19-8:15 Wa^ng; Nancy Doherty. 129 Hnost Sffloothy Roonut Buttor at 10 a.m>and Tips on operating short buelnets meeting before the 88.85, 88.75. Sad BaL Tanner S t: ^tichael -Falcinelll. tions CoagUitanta can .help your 8rm cut eogig, roadside stands. / program. WED.! "SUSAN SLADE.” 81.75. Wapping; Mrs. Olive House, 26 Melodrama improve eUkiaacy or buiid sales in the taeeks W ed.: Bob Hppe in . With s 2 lb phg Spiritual Life Report For Tel. Reservmtiotts eall Hart­ ' Byron Rd.; Mrs. Sophia Ruhmel. ahqa^ Tbiloring tel^hone service to your needs In his annual report of the spir­ "Baeheior In Paradise” Sun; "Twiet Around the Clock” ford JA5=|tTTr------■ 42 Hyde S t; Kirk Ellison, 39 The teim “ inerodrama” to de­ EXTRA STAMPf itual-life of SL .^aurlce Church Chestnut St.; Dale Saucier. Broad fine a . drama which depends on is' his specialty, and there's no chplgt for his Sonoloc Dry Milk BdMtley PTA Sets romance, thrills and narrow es­ gl-ven to parishfmera .yesterday at Brook: Harry Alexander, 71 Mills aasistaaes. Jukt call our husineas oAoe. The iiMurane* all Masses^/uie Rev. Bernard L. Panel Discussion S t: Mrs. Jean Bragdon, Talcott- capes tor. interest, stems from the With t pig McGurk Wld the parish enumera­ vllle. Greek “ toelqs” imeaning "sosg” ) Southern N«to Bnrtand Teleptioaa Company. EXTRA STAMPS tion tfiOws 450 families or 1,602 ^ Jwta McKean, 79 Charter Oak St; and "drama” (meaning "play” er Hoiioy Whip * membws last year. This eomparas A panel discussion on "Organ­ Ujm. Rose Pallalt 180 Windsor St., ‘taction” ).. Originally, » melo- J tp.^450. parlahioners in ISO fam- ized After-school Activities - For Buckland dhima a dramktlc perforin- ias in 1954, the first year .of the or Agalnstr” will be held at a Good Show! .BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son ance wttli intervals of song and With s meeting of the Bentley School PTA td Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Hurt, 295 'tostrumental music. EXTRA STAMPS pariah. ' Lis Yaylor F. fSnatra MARY DUNRHY fuel oil • Father McGiirk' reported there tomorrow at A p.m. "w- Nnost Appia Pio The panel, will Include Mre.jTru-. Paul Newman 8h. MeLgUne GIVIS YOU MORE HEAT AT LESS COST were 319 grade school children un­ der instruction last year ahd 66 man Crandall. GitJ Scout leader; Gordon Keeney, Cub Scout lead­ "Cat On -A "Some A Y«or luy« ALL THIS With *n You don’t take chances when yqu high school pupila Instructed. Hot Tla Came- DANCE STUDIO EXTRA STAMPS er; Th.emas Conran, Little League use A-C tripie-^flltered clean .fuel oil. Fifty made First Communions and ; Rtmntog" 75 MAPLE STREET-r-MANCHESTER Angoi Coka A-C aeientlflc filtering. process as­ there were 54 baptisms last year. leader; and Mias Janet Adcock, $12,000 On Your Home sures you of first quality oil, free of The financial report of the par­ sixth grade teacher. dUvin Fish, Tech. 8:15-18 > %tur bu8ia«88 . • • school tomorrow morning to take CeurtiNBiiily S b i v m II and plessing. busineee ;1XTRA STAMPSf sistent savings 'that add up surely to financial pictures bf those pupils who were Libnar WHd Bird Food succesa; Start now! absent in November .>wheh others D a^ Laa^een l^aeiais! men, our specialty. No- were photographed. snd to hold your cut beautifully in place, . ^^aboknu Baadwlehea^ ' wheiy will you 6 iid such ■ CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND ...... The school banking program ‘will e h e ^ one of our sale-priced cold wave EXTRA STAMPS be resumed tomorrow after a lapiM BoalaeaMnea^a Lepchaowa' savory, flavoryj' mouth­ -41}l»j- of^several weekX— ___l ______ftm md'flallT 11 Xefca 1 iSlw ■ Finost Aii Boat Frorikfurts Teachers of the school will be watering disbet for noon­ permanents. entertained by members of the time appetites. Bolton Public Library committee DINWIIS SitVEO 'EXTRA STAMPS S A V I N G S tomorrow afternoon at the library. Wedneedayi Ylivreday, VMdhy o n l y ' Bock Boy Siiced Bacon Censeirohlp Talk Set S pjn. to 8 pjn. ^ ; BANQU&T ROOM 8.45 UOAIV "The (Jhurch and Censorship" is AVAH-ABLE FOR PARTIES tha program theme for a meating Q u it _____ ^ ______includes shampoo, eparkling rinse, test EXTRA STAMPS » <■ of St. Maurice opuneil of Catholic BOOmURVlCB Women tonight at S in tha church euri' and set. Cottoga Chats# . ’ f’l*"’ chiv#i ~^aaxexlsTta’s ataaav riaaaaian. laavivsTiaa I StniHAT OINMiaM flSKVKD lliiii hall. Mn.;Imogena Tonar will give /ooTtAicUn Mtste a abort talk on the auhjact. Mrs. UNOOHTQtPJI. Wiih I lb ii* WiUiam House, Mrs. Robert Waleh ^ EXTRA STAMPS BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 31, COVENTRY and Mre. Larry Soanlan will epeak 175 Craom Chaasa on local aapects, Of censorship. Mrs. 'H H on WWW St. East Center Robert Simone it chairman of the E vnir MOOD” ns MON-^TUES^FRIUAY program committee AVEY’S •Street • G ood Through Saturday, January 13, .1962 , .* fc-1 C « tr« llA iir e OPEN TILL 5 P.M. PnMle Records « R ’aBlio?B|N<;i P A i u u i l i i ' ' ' Nf b b t ■■AU. Cl IIV III G THURSDAY 9 A M . to 8 P.PJH.—WEO. CLOSED AT NOON ||| j Warrantee deede; Dorothy F. 18 H .Osate:M, I Phone CKjAIITUS’, IEI8 8 ,t08ACCO »»OOUCtS EXEMPT FROM STAMP Offll Hutt to Robert E. and Ellen B. M i 3 . m i MI S-1126 PRICIS IFFECTIVf IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONLY iiiiili'riiJL i’j'vV. ‘i ! I hiliiiiiiiiiiilliilliiiiiiiii Oohum. property cn South lUL; s%e 1" WPPP

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* ■ ;v PAGE n V E 7 .z •• MANCHESTER EVENING HERXUD, MANCHESTER, CONN.? MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1962 ^ ^ T O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN , MO^fDAY, JANUARY 8, IM l H ebron Rockville-V ernon Uw support ®< the Communist, Coventry^ Ma n c h e s t e r __ orld. “ Two Stealing Report FLETCHER RLASS CO. ^ S.ukarno Escapes J u S a n ^ .African world / AmbiR^ce Calls MltobeU R^kviUe-Vernon RocktUle-Verrwn billion p a ^ a support “A" Jj* "I™; m im m n Mrs. LeaiT Sets dbl Board to Get "How many people support Hoi We win Delivae AastUsui -Radio 188 WEST MIDINLE TURNPlStfli B-7S79 • r,. TowntoAct Never Refused Assassination _:Try landT”- - ' . . March 1 Date School Gsiisus^ Hiinlington Gtes Limitatiom The crowd laughed in roply. ARTHUR’S et MeetinEs (O enttM ^ from .Page One) At one point, Sukarno said he Ml s-isas " On Dump Pact Officials Report , " CORNER DUBAHT tft. had learned the Dutch plM to send On Boat Laws television the probable Jumping-off point for the 1 5 .892-ton aircraft carrier Thera has never been a case of LARGER 9U A R TK S TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Jumps 1,00D On Weakening Sign Rules Good neiwa for would be’dump­ 9:00 BisBiM gTheater• agUMSavr ito progreM)$n UK4 w$«> 7:U gy eii^ Report any invaslop of .Dutch New Ouln- Karel Doorman to 'A special town meeting Wednea- ---- ^ s«. «st. . Hicnitents fusing ambulanca service in the ,-JPLENTY.OF FRONT AND REAR PARKINO „ No loe ricating wlU he allowed ers of' refuse is that Mis.^WiUiam Bmrly Show (in prosresi). H> SU lelMdul* of public hoarings fbr drafting of the An increase of nearly 1,600 ta Waters. Shs can handle 85 war- - ■. day a t Coventry Orammar School Yost Bear S. U Spons tp^amera Vernon Fire Dlgfrlct, according to 1 8 8 8 ^ torv^ bi^et includea ^ joint meeting^f the There will be no drastic ohangee^ceipt of noticas they must remove Untl! recently, the Makassar unuLfihrtlier notice at any of . the E. Lear:^, wife of Hebron’s Bylisbue 18 7:50 Cheyenne 8. 10. 40. Chief Constable, Edmtmd F, Dwyer AUT^ g U sS in s t a l l e d the numiMtr of children from birth win act on a proposed ordinance selectman, has consented to ex^' Hijriiway Patrol MiLnhuni * education, prioi^to the di- in. tha stgna proviaion of the tcqjrn signs thay bavs put -up- area also'was a center of rebels ^ ' n im foreign p«^ depaitoent-superviaed areas Film World of Glanu and Fire -Chief Leslie A. Kltile. bbardof directora and.the Huntlngtonuntlngton said in most cas4« opposing Sukarno’s government ' to regulate the use of power boata at Charter. Oaik Park, Center tend dumping privileges pti her To Tell The Truth The two men said a newspaper rectwa* adoption of the ' idget. to i f y**tn of age has been rec­ building code, declared Tovvn eluding VS . . Ambassador .How*™ ZONOLITE property in the Mlllstrsam aroS . Uami News 8:00 National Velvet GLA^ raRNITURE TOPS , orded in Vernon’s annual school the violation has been simply that The president attacked Dutch P. Joiis, were in on Coventry Lake, and on see Springe Annex and Center Springs (;U Modern Otsest report Friday misinterpreted re­ The ntMtiiiin an In ee Building inspector Arthur F.' lio application for a building per­ tanoe of Cornwa.U Dr. aa a for another two monttsf or to the NeWB^Spim a Weather 8:30 The Rifleman marks made by Chief KltUq^ con­ Foreign Minister J. M. A. H. The President turned to them ana Pond. V end of FObruary. Dtimping hours _____ te»e a Sports Wlndov t*o Mah> Street with a MquMi made laat fense budgets will be considered- enumeration, and gives weight to Huntington, this weekend, because mit has been made. There are Luns for his statement in a maga- INSULATION road. ' / ■ SupMvieed coasting at Center 8:35 Wenih^4 The Price laRlsht (C) 10, 22. cerning the sei^ce. - MIRRORS tRr*plac* and Door) the baaaa edueaUnn. a fofecaat of additional classroom will continue as formerly, Satur­ ' 8:30 CIu'.Job H o u ^ Duckpln Bowline ibursday. March 8, la the last there are other ^gulations 'which other ca^es, he Skid, .where signs sine Interview recently that West **’T Want you to tell your ffovem- W. H. IEN6tAND 'The lengthy bbat ordinance is Sprlnga Park has also ceased. For Your Inlc.— 3:00 Danny Thonue Show He told district commissioners PICTURE FRAMING (ol typM) tiaualbr. town departmteia lim­ possible day the. directors can needs in coming yean. violats zoning regulations and New Guinea’s Papuan population designed to insure a^e uae and to days and Sunday's from 8 a.m. to Channel 8 News Surtalde Six of an ambulance problem after re­ it tbalr taqueita for tunw and ex- Detalla Of the achooL censua and will take effect if the code is oveiv menU we are not afraid of the 4:30 pan. . A new jCaiietaker will Robin Hono hold the first of their two ' meet­ simplified. must ba relocated. should not come under Indonesian LUMIER CO . - protect awimmera^Attd other boat New* A Weather ! 87lh Precinct ports that a number of complaints ______WINDOW and P U TE GLASS I^anaaon of new pnqtraihe, to what It Will mean In terma of. Karel Doorman. **"/**,?. ?k users. Chief ameng its provirions be named os Jules ReblUnrd has I 9:80 Andy Griffith Show about lack of service were re­ ings with the board of. adUcaUon. Huntingtdn said residents should "No one’s objected except the domination because they are ra­ to slop US? If, durtag one dark s Open All Day Satofdsjr • Ebcpedtllon _ . 110:00 Henneeey their moating ,^th Oweral Mana­ At 10 a.m. March t a hearing school building needs will be re­ violators," he said. ‘1 would Ilka cially different from th# Indo- night, thousands of tiny fishing \ win be llmttaUon of the size of ■decllned^to continue on the job. Men of Deatiny—"Theodore- . Ben Caeey ceived. There is a need for volun-. CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE-IN STOCK ger JUehard' Inrttn, who makee be clear on the point of the pos­ Many CellarSy T h is arrangement, it is hoped, RooeeveU" will be held on libraries, at 11 lated to Um board, of education to­ sible changes. He said he felt pub­ to poWit out," he added," that I neasians. craft full of Indonesian HgMero "At the Oreea”—Ml 9-5X01 motors tq/7H horsepower unless Million CioUar Movra teer aides to handle ambulance hU recommendaOonaMCommandaOdha • to the board night at a regular business meet­ the b<^ is owned by a Coventry will Ude the dUBculty over for the 6:45 Uoua Iddwarde \ thrmer 10; calls during the daylight houn. a.m. a workshop will be . held on licity accorded the building code know my poaltioii thoroughly." "Luna ts always full of lies.- He creep acroee the waters to West Ume being. A town 'meeting is KontleT-Brtnklev lUport _ 1 0 ^ I've Got A Secret MEDICINE CAMNETS ond SHOWER D O ^ a t dtrectora. t the budgets of the aaseeaor, col­ ing at 7:30 in the superintendent’s di.sciisaions in recent days has led Officials and others have admitt­ known nothing about nations or Iriim (West New Guinea), what resident or taxpayer. 10. 33. SO n:00'New» Kittle said. ■■ ‘ *D^>aftmaatu ofttbiaU ofttbi then ap- lector, controller, and treasurer, office. Ruitera of real estate may ob­ Roads Flooded to be held some UriiC this month News. Sporta A Weather Three complaints-in the past six people to believe sweeping changes ed that Huntingtmi’a t^ervance scientific theories about nations,” can the Karel Doorman do to stop I icaXnHi snii» ICI 10 OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENING pear„ 'btfOre^thabef0re,4ha boardhoa ' of directors and at 7:M p.m. a hearing will, and enforcement of the .regula­ said Sukarno, -who himself was tain permits to operate motMu of and the .dump problem may be <115 months were made, the chief said, la anawer^addiUwiaanawer^additlwial questions .the School Supt. Raymond D. RSms- will be made. , tliEin considered then it the dump com­ SuspenwtTheeter ' ESTIMATES OLAIMLY GIVEN be held on the water department dell said the enumentlon shows State regulations provided by tions hss been correct. They say, trained as-an architect. At the Hague, the Dutoperatea ba bald in the bearing room of the 30 and "Si are set for advertising lic Works Department, copiniented Constable Edwin R. Carlson to­ tory unless the Dutch hand ft oyer VqWr Enrollment Set C:08 Today on Wai> Street W n fF -1338 Ramsdell last spring said rapid 214 pounds per capita per day, ac­ / TJee of boats would, be prohibit oice St., School St., Woodbridge 8:10 A rt Johnson Show 8:00 World News the ambulance, has called and re­ MunldpaT Building, and all will the public Hearing, April 3 is a although any town is free to day. The break nititted iharauders and "We don’t care about world DELIVERY Registrars of voters, Mrs. Nata­ e:lu Wall Btre-jt Repair! . school population growth will re- amend ita building code, the pos­ cording to the Encyclopedia Bri- ed in the period between an hour St.. Hudson St. near Main St., 8:08 Raynor Shinea ceived assistance from constables, atart promptly. regular meeting date of' the di­ about $30 in change. opinion." lie Jones, Democrat, and Har­ 1:00 News'a Sian UR 4.15 Miowcaz* and Newa he said. Tuaway, Jan. 58, la'th® laat day qUlra probably three new elemen­ sibility of weakening the regula­ However,-.he Said hig policy has tannlca. after aunset and one hour before Eklison Rd. and Ferguson Rd 8:45 M wall Thomas - rectors. April 7 is the last possible tary schools, a new junior high Chief Constable Edmund F. ■unrise at speeds jjreater thAn ’ Firemen Help old L. Gray, Republican, will hold WBAT-A 18 8:55 S p o rt* He added there have been a few [ W* ohr* no coupons, no stompi, no that budget request forms will be tions is somewhat remote. 8:00 Paul Rarre). 7:10 Richard Hayes end CardI Burnett date that public hearing can be school and two additions .to - the Dwyer -aald entry was made steerage-way. Tureck said that from 10 o’clock a session Friday U> enroll voters 8:30 Bound Stage responaeae to K'ttle’a request for imm; JUST 9UALITY WORK AT ‘ sent to departments. \ held on the budget. Generally, he said, he has found through a door in the rear of the on. party llsta for caucus or pri­ 7:30 CBS News Analyele senior high school by 1970. agitation in various towns to be Provision is also included in the Saturday night until 6 o’clock Sun­ 8:30 Night FlUdlt 8:00 '.'ha World TonlsM .. daytime volunteers. ■ Thursday, Feb. 1. Is the deadline building sometime between Satur­ proposal for penalties and fines mary voUng. and for changing 10:00 N ew s 8:15 Showcase and Newa |P R IC K ! Try us Hio novt tlmo . . for the completion of the grand,Uet Monday. April 9, is the begin­ Board members will also hear for more so'veqe provisions rather day monilng his men were out with 10:06 Night Flight ning of the . directors’ gnieli^ day night and Sunday noon when for irlolattoiis of the ordlnfince. pumps, removing water from flood- party affiliation. It will not be a 11: 0b Tonlriit at My Plact 13:15 S ia n p f f by the aeseasor on all real and per- a report from Town Counsel Rob­ than weaker ones. the garage wa# opened for busi­ session for making new voters. •onal property owned es of Oct, 1, round of budget. workshops. In ert F. Kahan con'eemlng the new Vernon’s building code is the PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Asks Liquor Uoeose Shift 13:03 S m O ff ^ • ICE SKATES SHARPENfD vwhich they consider ivery aspect ness. Trans(fer of a druggeat Uquor He said the. hardest hit street Hours will be from 6 to 9 p.m. WnO-1888 A a IN ONE STORE ibdl; Asseeeor P. Joseph Murphy policy of collecting for •. m t n 6 r state basic, building code and was Th* money was taken from a 901 MAIN ST—-MI 8-58X1 8 :UU News, Wastber A Sporta df every' budget. adopted by the town in March license will be the subject of a pub­ was Florence 1st. where two fur­ St. Peter's Notes 8:30 Strictly Hporto. ^ » SHOES MADE LONGER and WIDER said -jest week he expecta to com- property damage in small claims soft drink machine, which Was The annual pariah meeting and pleta the grand list a week to 10 Sunday. May 6, is the last'day court. 1958. lic hearing of the Coventry Zoning naces were nearly put out of com­ 8:30 Suppertbne Serenade WOOLEN SHOP FOR A U YOUR the directors can adopt a budget pried open. Board of Appeals at 8 p.m. Fri­ election of wardens, officers and 6:45 Three Star Extra days ahead of ichedule. A report on- the Rockville High Huntington said amendments to m v i Veto to Meet' mission by the rising water. Cellars 7:05 Convereatton.Piece , For QUALITY matariaU and Aspert WORKMANSHIP gra e n t and set a tax rate. day at the town hall annex at jvere also flooded in houses on vestrymen of St, Peter’s Episco­ 7:30 News of the World I Tuesday, Feb. 0. U the date of School Band's recent trip to Bos­ the code are made through leg- Hookanum Barracks,’ Veterans pal Church will be held Saturday BLANKETS MATERMinr NCEDS I bent the “Old Master." ' a regular board of dlfSClorS meet- ton where its ^members collected Center School. Woodbridge St„ School Sti and 7:45 Radio Moscow lalation of the General Assembly. of World War I and its Auxiliary John H. Hin of Hill’s Pharmacy, Ferguson Rd., he said. in Phelps . Hall a t 8 p.m. Other 8:06 Pop Concert BLOUSES, SKIRTS, SLAOKS,- Inx. 76 awards for outstanding , per­ The assembly, he said, makes will meet -tomorrow at 8 p.m. in TUNE TEASERS now has a druggost liquor license business iriay also be transacted. 9:06 Nightheat Beautifully Wedhtaday, Feb: 21, is the last formance will be made .by band • All of the residents who called 11 :UU N ew s BRAS AND GIRDLES Therapists Silent , the amendments on the strength of the GAR rooms of ths Memorial at his present location on Main were asked whether there w m any­ Donations toward the cost of iiiil SgMte.'Flnal day that ' __ nental request* director Samuel Goldfarb. proposals made by the -Building Building to elect officers a^d to ■flowers used bn St. Peter’s Churoh iiiSO Siarllsbt Sarrasee AT tted to the general St. He is requesting a transfer one sick in their homes. If any sick 1:30 S ig n O ff }Dfy Cleaned may be ,On Recitations A report of the teacher -aalary Officials" Ckinfertnce of America, make final plans for’ the installa­ of this license to the popping cen­ altar at Christmas will be greaUy Ooraet and Uniform Shop SAM YULYES persons had been involved, said XSo Lb. “ShM Bapnlrlng of the Batter Kind for a Half Oei^bnjr." manager, commtttM, and propoeala to name tion Jan. 21. Bari Taylor of Wll- appreciated. Mrs. D. Benton Crit- WPOF—1418 Monday, Feb. 28, la opening day. which meets in annual sessions, ter on Rt. 31 and Stonehouse Rd. Tureck, their homes would have re­ 8:00 Today in Hartford Whea IiMladed With 28 OAK STREET—SAME 81DB AS WA1WN8 , ; ; a budget committee and a commit­ holds hearings and adopts or re­ llmantlc,. past flepartment senior Tentative plana are to move Hill's bodies by the channel steamer 8:15 Connecticut Ballroom Of the public hearings. At 10 a.m. Manchester’s only two speech ceived top priority. :UU Bob H 8 Lbs. Of Dry^Oleuli^ (Jnat A rew-Stepa Prom Blnhi Streetj ‘ tee to study to ^ operation of jects recommend-ed- changes to vice co.mmander, will be the in­ Miarmacy from the Sebert Build­ Otherwise, the calls were handled home. Parishioners'are also n e ­ 7 800 Glaxier's a hearing will be held on the town therapists who have aske<) to re­ ochool bus service will be made. stalling officer. The usual social tted that the flower chart for 1962 »:0U Ray Bomers For Jqst e t l BIaIb Stv—Manchaatar deric's Mid registrars’ budgets, keep the-code up to date. ing to larger quarters in the shop­ in the order in which they were re- 11:00 N ew s sign wouldn’t com: lent op ^ q ir re­ The current bus Contract, held A number of Connecticut towns hour and refreshments will follow ping center formerly occupied, by is in the vestibule. Members are *2.00 a n d a | 8 p.m /altearing will be held quests today, but one gaid' they by a corporation headed by Elmer the meeting tomorrow. SFputuU sii iS 7 0 asked to sign for a date if they on the probate court have adopted the state code as “the Bay State Drug Co. Firemen from the Town Fire la Only both intend to keep working until M. Thrall of Manchester, has two thtir own, rather than drawing up To Tour Headquarters TTie requested variance concerns wish to give flowers as memorials. 60 Minute# Thursday, March 1, is the las.t years to run. ,, I^partment used a pumper on Flowers 'will bo needed from now doFALSE H ETH day for the grand, list to be amend, action la taken sooh on the re­ their own codes. Vernon Girl Scout and Brownie a shortage of. approidmately 150 School St., said Tureck, and fire­ At HAVE YOU REACHE AflE SS SINCE HOV. Mi ISM? There will also bs another re- leaders and troop eomraittae mem­ feet at the location in the 1,000 till the'season of Lent. 9 ed by the board of tax review.. ITte quests. qu^t by parents whose children . Th's state code is automsticaliy men from the 8th District Fire De­ Reck, 3IM* o r SHp7 board will hold regularly achedX amended eveCy time the lagiala- bers will visit the office of the feet requirement between liquor partment used a pumper on Wood- Church dass' FAffTBBTH. on Imgroved powdte- STOFII CLEAN , Mrs. Alice Perkins- of Olaston- • now ,wglk to achool, for bus trans­ ture adopts new provisions.. Each Cohneotfeut Valley . Girl Scout W^KmS;WEST ouUets established by local zon­ The.first aesrion'” of the Rev. to be sprinkled on upper Or lower 4» MAIN BTREBT uled ' meetings during February, portation. Ramsdell said the par­ bridge S t The men r fM the Town John N. Cross’s class for teen­ and amne apecial meetings at the miry said she and Mra. Bonnie town hfU 60 days m‘which tertgke Council tomorrow a t iO a.nv; for a ing regulations. '' Fire Department wire on alert atm.etes, bolds talss teeth more fltmly MANOHEBTER If 80, you may b9 ellgiUo NOWMar Kenyon of Storra will "dafioftely” ents will appear before the board tour of the pfriee. and library. t o DlBoaas T esttw agers m et last Tuesday evening in ^ plAta. piece. AnjDo 55U»not mat**teeellds, ellp or •wesOTerook. Open AH Day, Every Day convenience of taxpayers, to con­ to atate'Oieir .qaae. action to accept or‘> rej,ect the while they manned the pumper, to the Gilead pariah house. The Rev. No tummy. seoSy; paity. teste or sider appeals from the asses^ents remain at their posts, from which amendrnents. The trip will rsplace the regular ORMAND J. WEST •DIRECTOR' The RobertJon .School PTA wU) assist in fighting the Thompson- Kfeall lata Of Fne Paridag they origlnslly asked ^ to he re­ Ratification of new teacher con­ neighborhood' meeting formerly meet at 8 p.m. Vedneeday in the Mr. Cross, who is pastor of the kcid). Does not eour. Checlui *’rtate le v i^ on property. lieved Dec, 22,. until tire board of tracts and a number of routine The sign provision has been MeedwWer'eOWwl-wM U Ml 9-7195 ■Vllle fire which destroyed $500,000 Hebron and Gilead Congregational odor breath’’. Get FABTXITB St Tuesday, Feb. 27, a t 2 p.m.. a dvsclared too restrictive for a town scheduled for that day. achool auditorium- TTiere Mrill be vrorth of buildlDgs 4n the central drut hounten everywhere. education'acta upon their 'realgna- items will be considered. Mrs. Ralph Goodals, council ad­ Nm BsmS SetllMM II . . . _ - a panel dlscuaalon on -various kinds churches, arits that all teen-agera bearing will be held. on. capital im­ tions. ’The next board meeting la Vernoh’a size, but Huntington said WHIUM J. IBINON, Ue. AMariele I 0W-S»rse» PiAisf. buslite|8 district However, they who wish to join the church at­ provement^ qtqrm'sewers, walks "this is not a small town and visor for the Ptnnscle District, will of pupil testing used at the fechool. were notspalled. Jan. 17. conduct the tour. Mrs. Eileen-Jansen of Ortule 1, tend these sessions. and curha, palnanent paving and Mrs. Perkins said they plan to should be treated that way.’.’ /142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER WaApat Oaiaea FUta miscellaneoua. Schroedcr Kn^d Transportation ts being handlecf < wm dtscuas riMtaing readineaa Tureck a^ th at, since an inch Mandiester Evening Herald He­ meet soon with the personnel poli­ Hie said, too. the town receives by Mrs. Charles Wsrren of Bolton teatoi William B. McArthur of Wednesday, FeH. 28; at 7:30 p.m. cies committee of the beard ored- more state aid for its highway of rain equaJb^ a foot of snow, bron correspondent. Miss Busan B. ^^(Lteiided Health Insurance a hearing:will be held on recrea­ Rd. » Grade 4, the Iowa Achievement about two and a'half feet of snow ucaMon, before th i board’s meet­ In Fatality Case work the less cluttered its rehds With Sixth Marines Pendleton, tolepbone AOadeniy tion and pjsrks. ing Jdn. 17. ■ y teats; Ikmald Sayero of Grade 8 would have fallen^ whidh would 8-8454. inecticut 65 pays up to $10,(XX) for major medical Thursday, March 1, a hearing are with signs. " Marine Lance Cpl. Carl Froe- the Otis Intelligenoe teats and have crippled the tciJn}, ahd been Both therapists, in their resigna­ Denver R. Sehroeder, 19, of 25'2 He .said there has been "no re­ man J r , son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl costly to remove. X Ivgnd does not require s {^ysicsl eianrination. will be 'held at 10 a.m. on the tion request to the beard Dee. 18, B. Middle Tpke., today was fined Mrs. Bernloe Grabherr, the San board of ^dftvctOrs budget, the gen­ fu e l on my part to issue sign Freeman of' 6 Windmerb Village. ford-^net IntetUgunce testa. The n*shout on W. Midmq Tpke Auto dealer steers For o w ^ te d a t^ an ap^oation fonn, see o&y indicate an “inability to cope with $500 by Judge Joseph F, foannehy permits." THe problem is, he went Ellington, Is serving' with the caused five flat Urea, according to- eral manager and the town coun­ the load of their program” Ac­ in Circuit Court for the Nov. 17 WORLD William E. BilUngham, imin- reaident ^jNU or broker licansed to sail hai^th in­ sel, ai\d a t 3 p.m. a hearing will be on, “ there have been no applica­ Sixth Marine Regiment, an infan­ cipal a t the school, will h e ' the the Manchester PoUce Department cording to Supt. of Schools Wil­ accident that killed 5-year-oId D tions. Thejf've been to everybody Local Stocks surance in CofliiMticuL Or cdl or write Connecticut held' on Uie planning commission vld Hvibbard of 17fi (Charter Oak try. unit of the Second Marine Di- UREEN panel moderator. . The 'paahoat was reported at budget and zoning board of appeals liam H. Curtis at that time, an av­ but nv^." v ^ o n at Camp Lejisune’, N. C. STAMPS 4:45 p.m. Saturday- It was 21 feet in more sales! 65. 650 Main Sbqet, Hirtford 8, Connecticut. r There will he a question and ^ 'Tv- ■ • j erage load for an indl'vidual speech St. Tha youth j^baded i^lo con- |le referred to the beginnings.of long, 2 feet -wide' and 8 to 12 1 budget. therapist IS about 40 pupils, while tendare to thb negllgeht Homicide, answer period, and refreshments MsetstltnE Ptualabed'^ by That night a t 7:30 will be the charge. Prosecuting Attorney complaints about the sign reguia- Vernon news Is handled by The inches deep.nnming east and Cdboni. M Mlddtobrobk. lae. each is now handling about 100 'tlons. The Roqkvjlle Rotary Club. Herald’s .RockvIOe Bnrean, 5 W. , will be served. west on the north side of the This a u to n i^ e dealer felt that his salesbien hearing by the board of education cases. Eugene T. .Kelly recommmded to*' ^ Bnllettn Board Bsak Stoeka ISSOOMTED COmECTlCIltllHiTH llimUCE CONfMlEJ ' with the Miierai manager alone. two-churchCs, and a store owner Main St„ telephone TRemont EVERY WEDNESDAY street near Hilliard Pond where BM Asked could eant bigger commlseions by telephoning the court that “a maximum fine be - The Board of Education will MondayTMan^ 5. a hearing will have register^ complaints on rs- 5-8136 or HItehen 9-d797. . . storm drain is being Installed by proepecte during lulls in showroom activity. Ona imposed but no jail aenbence in meet at 8 p.m. today at Coventry the Alexander Jarvis Construction Conn. Bank and Trust be held a t 7iS(rp.m.'.'cin the-puhlic view of the age e( the accused OPEN WED., THURS. High School. Co...... «0^ of our Communications Consultants helped tha works department budgets. Includ­ Panel Discussion and the emotional trauma eaused TTie quarter millennial celebra­ Co. riaiuurd Nauanai ing administration, cemeteries, him.’”' The highway department put up dealer and his Mlssamn by fumish|ng ■ variety 9 tion steering committee -will meet barriers to warn motorists, po­ Bank and Trust Co. 60H 64 H building inspection, engineering, ; Planned by Guild The Hubbard youngster was and FRIDAY TILL P.M. at 8 p.m. ttursday at. Coventry Ktre Ineucaaoe Cuiupaales of bookleia on telephone aalea tadniquee ('70 .highways, mtmicipai buildings, struck by the Sehroeder car about lice said.' Aetna Fire ...... 148 168 Ways to Make the Telaphoaa. Sell for You." refuse disposal and street lights. Grammar School. ' "Vou Shall Be a Witness Unto 3 p.m. while he was crossing Oak The Coventry High School var­ ------^ Htfd. Fire .'...... T5 79 “How to Moke Appointmenta Through Phone DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF OTHERS ‘Tuesday, March 6, a( -lO- a.m. Me’’, will be the topic of a 'panel and Spruce Sts, on his way home sity basketball team will play at National■ Fire ...... 146 166 a hearing will be held on bond from kindergarten at Nathan Hale EUington High School after school Several Opemngs Phoenix F ire ...... 126 136 Powar.Xbte.). Ha alao gave them infonnation maturities and bond interest, and discussion at a msetlng of the School. Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar­ ' T u e ^ y . loir MOd Indemnity ina Doe o b o u jl'^ beat, tinsea to reach varioua profae- a t 4 p.m. a hearing will be held Police reported at the time that The library conunmlttee of the At Night School Aetna Casually -----128 ,138 on the development - commls.sion tholomew’s i ^ s h tomorrow at 8 Mov«r makes big baull . nplU people. Raault; Call* lad to Solais—plenty p.m. In the Buckley School cafe­ Sehroeder waa unable’ to atop at Porter L ib ii^ Association will Aetna. Life ...... 126 135 and the redevelopment commis­ the Spruce , S t traffic light and 725 meet at 8 p.m. today at the li­ Conn. General ...... 270 290, m them. Everyoua waa happy: tha dealer, tha sion budgets. teria. • Several openings, particularly struck the .child). It was later not­ brary room at the Church Com­ in the beginners’ typing'class, are Hftd. Steam Boiler 132 142 aaleamen. tha cUstonMie, Parhapa one of our Also on March 8, the directors The meeting will be open to ed in Coroner Louts W. Schaefer^s Middle munity House. Ins. City Life ...... 80 34 will fix a date for the public hear­ members and guests. Panelists who report that Sehroeder was driving This trucking firm had a service .problem. M any available in the second semester Conuhunications Conaultahts m help your Arm The Gleaners Circle of Second of the Manchester Ev'-t'nq School Travelers ...... ;..153 163 ing on the . budget, aboOt April 3. will discuss participation of the in­ at an exceasiva rate of speed anji colls coming bi oh ths dispatcher's telephong Oongregationat Church will meet PUh'lc t Tiutic*' cut ernta, improve efficiency orhuild aalag dur­ Wednesday, March 7, at 10 a.m, dividual serving God through "this is suppoftsd by the terrific Turnpike according to' Lbwls Piper. line were intended for other departments. There at 8 p.m.'tomorrow at the home of Interested persons lijay register Conn, Light Power .. 30 32 ing the busy waake k ) ^ . Tailoring tolephona a session ^11 be held on insur­ home, school and community, will Impact which caused aiiCh exten­ Htfd. Electric Light 73(4 76H were irritating, delayi for customers and costly Eastul- Classes will beg^n tonight smd niiiiutHTtcrins CcimiHUilee England Telephone Company. ______the fire, police, dog license fund chairman. Refreshment^ will be driving had defeclive equipment, problem. Hie recommendation: Install a specia SiMcials Manchester tne UtUe, telephone Pilgrim Arrow, Hart, Heg. 60 parking m eter fund and civil de- served. Includmg wiras and poor brake.*. continue through March 16 at the line and telephone number for the dispatcher^ X-6281. Associated Spring 13 V4 high school. A registration fee of Bristol Brass .... 9',4 and a Call Director to make it easy for him to $2 will be charged for netiv regis­ Dunham Bush ... 5^4 Germany First in Mepi trations. transfer colls when necessary. The result: Ehn-kart ...... 8414 \ Fafnir ...... Smooth flow of .inoomihg calls and an increase Bonn — West Germany's can­ ned-meat production, which totals Three Wiee Men Heubletn ...... ^2? in efficiency and in customer good will. . . Per- BUMBLF BEE TUNA N. B. Machine . . . 21H more than 90,000 tons a year. Is Accoiding to one tradition' the hape one of our Coaimunicatioiu Consultants Europe’s highest. Ita annual can­ NorthP’and Judd . 1314 W HITE MEAT ned-milk output, 359,000 tons, is names of the three wise men who Stanley WfOTfi* - - 2014 can help 3rour firm .cut-eaete, improve efficiency REG. second only to Holland’s. Its can­ brought gifts from the Ekist to Veeder-Root 5814 ON THIS OUR SIXTH ANNIVERSARY or biuld eolea during tha buay weeka ahead the infant Jesus were Melchior, rbe ativva quotationa gra not to SOLID PACK CAN ned flgh, 55.000 tons .A year, top M construed aa actual inarkats. SAVE 4e Portugal's and France’s. Balthasar and Caspar. Tailoring telephone service to your needs is fiiiis W5 would like to express our gratitude to the fomilies man’s specialty, and there’s no charge for his . asewfonot. Just call eur business office. Tha we have served and to ell who have in any way-con­ Boifthsni New England Telephone Company, tributed to our success. \ GREEN GIANT PEAS SIX YEARS AGO today we opened our doors to the itNoca neopla of this community. Our aim has always been to S W ^ T -TALL ^ * # 0 ba of genuine aenrlce to families that call us .... to serve C A N S^ in a rnanner that will give th* greatest measure of SAVE ic 0 / fort and help to those In sorrow. We offer a courteous. ■3rmpftthetlc aervJce, with per»on»l attention to the many details. . ' AT OUR nSH2 DEPARTMENT IN APPREX:lA‘nO N and to show our continued faith It) pur “home town," we have completed a 2200 a q u w >5 foot addition to our faclllUea In the past year, douW ng R DANGEROUS GUESSING ! |b our original floor space. We have omeslted .. DJC. and June M. Woodhouse, property In Manchester from 1940 to 1944. StrM t training for ^e nation'e slsable A prayer Wr each d of our at 4 ^ Spring St. Stops Itch^Believes Pam {JamedLewis^ Survivors, bealdaa her husband. With Gen. Clay ^ MANCHESTER SESSION cluster of lingering Joblesa lives. / ’ Raymond L. Hagenow Jr. to .... «... so tfcavMxhUeresgh that inffaMnlaffsrsra naudt Include two sons. BJUph H OoweU' Glenn Carlton, 22, of 59 Demlng - By POLLY PAFFILAS I; Rs imond L'.' Hagenow Jr. and nm, T-k. R. r. Of the Akron Beaoon Journal . BRQl The measure .it founded on the O Itord, we beseaen thee merci­ 3 satoBlsbiat SteUisMala like "PIIn of Manchester and Eugene OoweU (Ooftiaoed from Pago One) St| charged with sUtutory rape, FiibUab6ra fully to receWe Urt prayers of thy Carol W. Hagenow, property off first time selsaee bsve cessed to 9s s.fveMsBil'' (OoattooeR M M lu g e Ooey A ctive M ason, of El M onte, cauf., and four ,New York OP)—Adlal Stevenson assumption, widely but not uhiver^ p e q ^ who cM upon thee; and i n V i e n n a hssllag sobststee vrttk today waived examination and was X^ModiSo^ber 1. UU Branford St. T o The sasiet te a Bsw kealiag sab. grandchUdren.-N. lit . V . II differences between them *■ over likes to cook hte own breakfast. -t- sally held by economists. In and that )My may both perceive Louis Mltnlck, Inc., to Villsge (tsaes (Bie-DpasO)-«seesmT ef turn aa It rcOted down tiw enteenk- Funeral1 serylfios will 1 be held a t bound over, under $1,060 bond, to n Viola Reardy doera’t get to ibUihtd Vvcry Brenlnr Km«pt And knovi what things they Builders. Inc., property at 429 rbelds, step iteblpf, safi. fsHeve s>6rM.faatoas sfstordi tasUtete. D ie s at H om e toe 'atove before he doM, he has and HoIhUyi. Entered at tin out of government^ that “atrue- p«in -«ithoat ment, |»!b*6h ie eaUad Biwudijk, News Tidbits «'i sUtement read to reporters the next session of Superior Court at HanehtMtr, Com., aa tural dls'locatlona’’ afflict a big ought to do, and also may have Spring St. (Continued from Page On. were removed from Qieir high po­ / This tpbstoass te aew svailable 225 M ^ Thursi^ at 2 P-*": ky white House press aecreUry the coffee perking. graca "and power faithfully to ful­ Attachiiient ' sitions" after the 1957 showdown IB esse after esse. la esfpeflterp er efataieitt /em rThe io f wee ao heavy that per- at Hartford. ' But Stevenson dbean’t have Hall Hatter. part of the'8 per cent of the.-U.S. Tellevisf pels, setosl refisetiea _ from the AP W lrw^' James W. Lewis. 47, of 112 The Rev. Felix‘J? Davis * of Second]^,1 Salinger after -- yesterday's . . . Numerous other case disposi­ fill the.same; through Jesus Christ Joseph Gordon^ doing business ands ot army and party leaders tylth Khrushchev. ' ander Ue name PrepsfaMea BO. eons Hvtag'near the scene were I Woodland St., wall known In Xtoi Congregational will offlcl- meeting apparently much opportunity to scramble an stnncainrriON RATES labor force which Is unenvlbyed. oUr Lord. Amen. caught In Stalin's purges. The '-dfolotov waa virtually banished, (sbriaksce) ***•■ PUee. > At all drag eeaatort. tions involved fines and bond for' egg. Hla housekeeper, -Viola, us­ as the Gordon Realty Co., against Most arasslBf ef ell-resalttafm puzzled when they heard the bang aohic'circles In Manchester and ate. Burial wrlUI be no inIn EastE,aai. v.eiiic-Ceme- i gought to dispel any Idea of a deep feiturea totaling -$898. Pajram in iSdvancc These dislocations Include evi­ It is fitting that at the begin­ Pete^ Ives, formerly known as purges begsn In the 1930. and con­ belrig sent off to Ulan Bator aa I tery- , rift within the adnilnistratlon over ually la at toe controls long before Hall ning of a new year, resolutions ambasyador to Mongolia. Malen­ l of the collteVon. Chief coordinator of Alliance for IT, ,died suddenly at his home Edwin T. RUey, » , of Coventry our UN ambassador has thought ot 132.00 dently permanent dedinee in use Peter Izlkewlcz ot Des Plaines,. 111., tinued through and after World z . Progress program says It wlU be- Friends may call at tho funeral y,g j,g„diing of any future emer- and 172H Spruce St. In Manches­ 11.00 should be made. Unlortunaely, property at 349 E. Center St., War n. kov was Assigned to' operate an "We could eee nothing In the home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 ggncles In Berlin, how to.acramble toe Russians that S;60 of manpower in fafmlng, mining, these good Intentions become sub­ electric plaiiiVsomewhere In Siberia. dame fog," eaM, the farmer’e wife, gin work In Dominican R*P“hllc ' Mr. Le*^ was bom'^i^'Manehe8• ter, was ordered to pay a fine of day. 1.85 11,200 damages. After-.his denunciation at the as soon as possible to hil^ restore to 9 p.m. ‘ stotemont by the Chief $280 aa a second offender to the .45 transportation ah^ many Innds of merged in the business of .day-to- Release of Attachment party Congress, Molotov and two He last was reported still to' $1- Mrs. 'Van Oeaterom. “We thought Viola te a mite w ith.a. mam­ Industrial ou^hit-Frequently they day living. It is the hops of this bSrla.' .Kaganovleh lives In retire­ at first a |dane had crashed, but j^nomte ^Uty goyed^ w Jl^tlmWer Tpmtt _ ------V _ ... " Executive said: •charge of operating-a motor ve­ moth Job of running the U. S. Hartford Gas Co. against Jere­ other forngter Soviet leaders were that nations steps toward mitaey Oo.. Inc., West Hart- Mrs. WlUlan H. Smith "General Clay and I have had a hicle while his license was under MEMBER OF involve sw ip in g Introduction of prayer that we might be able to miah L. Fay, Arthur and Francis ordered put on trial. before the ment in Moscow. later we heard Iron grating and Whitney Embassy apartment, Stevenson’s More than a year ago, Molotov racy. i ford, for 28 years. Mrs.. Gertrude ' Aden bulhertlm ost useful and,. Satisfactory re- suspension. A reckless driving quarters In toe Waldorf Towers. THE ASSOCIATED PREM automated machinery. raise above these hum drum tasks Smyth, and Helen Eva Addle party for leading -the antiparty tealiaed that two tratna had Attempt will be made this week Smith. 78, of Rt. 2, Eaat Hampton, view of the current situation In n o Aaaaclated Presa is exclusively and attempt to do what we know group ag.ainst Khrushchev In was reassigned to; the Atoms-for- crashed. Almost immediately after­ He was a member ot South charge brought against him waa Loves East River View itltM to the uto of republication of The' proceis outmodes the spe- Smythe. to InSato giant space sphere Methodist Church, Manchester and formerly of Hartford, mother Berlin and Germany. I have been nolled for lack of state’s evldenct. The huge apartment has 12 SI news dispatches credited to tt or we should do. Therefore, at a time Judgment Uen 1957. PeaCe Agency In Vienna. New plan saves time ward, crying people came stum- high above Bahama Islands after of William R. Smith Of Manchte- very glad to get hte report of the not othererlse credited In this paper citd^ed ekiUS of many, and further of n«w beginnings, a prayer for After his recall, Molotov was re­ 'biing fnnn the Breudljk embank­ Lodge of Masons, was a p ^ A $102 fine was imposed on Don­ rooms, plus 4)i batjis. Hartford National Bank an^ The other two are ex-Premler * — — a -- WV..A--- ||*0|B, ter, died yesterday monilng at continuing etaunchnett of the peo- ald Hemingway, 28, of I^alls an^also the local news puplIsHed here. depreeiaUc the employment pros­ the successful completion of our Trust Co., against Thomas J.' Georgl Malenkov and ex-Deputy placed temporarily at the atomic ment towArd our farm.” The EVench decor Is white with ^ U l rishU of repuhUwlon ot special agency by his former deputy.'Alex­ n(^ of Thor mIssUe... Compr^ » ^ p^eat of DelU Chap- Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. Pl« <>* W«»t Berlin and we have Church, ' Va., after he pleaded dtaj^ateoM herein are also reserved. pects-of ths less skilled. Including good Intentions is not ’only pro­ Hackett. property off N. Main St., Premier Lazar Kaganovi^. for this architect! _ Offlctete speculated that one of Mrs. smith waa bom in Glea- talked at lengm about the waya accents of red and gold. Standing mi per, but almoet. a necessity. With­ ander I. Alexandrov. . the en^eers may have overlooked mlse proposals for Punto ter ^ t ttrice Ulustrious master guilty to the charge of operating at a window, Viola says: large numbere of young people and $1,772 damages. 'Ihe trial was started bn the ^ Onmcll In Rockville, tonbury. Sept. 1, 1886, and lived «>d a motor vehicle while' imder the ltdl aarvlca client of N. E. A^'lterv- out Divine assistance each of our R. J. Hartman, Inc., Middletown, level of the party cell and it was a warning signal In the fog. "The ambassador loves to look lee. Inc.' • / Negroes. resolutions shall be Just .that, re­ An architect busy at his desk ot drawing bMrd dm t ''F ?S .dlid.V o'g!2y” * s ^ t l * "«» to the WariUngton in tte Hartford area meet «>* •‘^W t^ ta'th ^ fu t!^ as°*ln influence of liquor. at this gorgeous view of the East . Publlshera Representatives: The against Kenneth A. Miller, parcel presumed it would find its way Rail Snppliea Ernest Feekaa, ^ 19-year-old Other fines were Invoked In the Ewan Clagus, head of the U.8. solutions without any hope of ful­ off Broad St. and parcel'in Orford A soldier returning aboard the ex­ River .anl we never close the JtiUus Mathews Special Aa^yNe# ultimately to the party control eftn has to drop svwylhing to answwT Pm report. / Survivors, beaideii her son. In- P*j;^ case of Thomas H. Berry, 44, of Bureau of Labor Statistics, now fillment. Park, damages of '1628. commission. That tq the final court More than 97 per cent of all U.8. press from leave, aald: also reviewed the draperies; He won’t have/It!" aW of The Rev. Edward W. Johnson, elude a daufijter of Lg„er^i problem of effective han. Wallingford. $36 for driving with­ Every niche, has the Adlal ac­ CIHCtJUtTIONS. . adds his voice to those who cay Marriage License of appeal from an order of expul­ Army equipmeiR and about 90 per phons. On# «nn talked over this problem with "Wa heard an enormous bang _____ ^___em of effective han- out a license; Michael Raleigh, 22, Vicar Charles Rayrnond~0’Rellly, - 38 and our coach waa lifted up, firat Calif., tw-o brothers of EJast Idllng of poaslble___ crisis.... situations cent—artistic but yet folksy. Snap­ wide-scale - Job training programs, sion from the party. . cent of all U.S. Navy equipment Hampton and Florida, three sis­ of Andover and Mansfield Depot, shots of toe grandchildren and toe The BeraHJW tIm Company Inc. - St. George's Episcopal Church, Lancaster Rd.. and Brenda Kay Molotov, Malenkov and Kagano- and supplies were transported by one b( our Comlnqjilcntibns Coniultsmto, The to the left and then It swung to the ^ S ^ v X Town and we have reached fuU agree- ______for are the only way to make a dent Bolton *■ — * ters of Vernon, Glastonbury and Imeht on the policy to be followed $36 for spqediM: Theodore Mar- photos of Stevenson with Eleanor lea no Bnuelal rsaponsiblll^ Baker,' 38 Lyndale St., Jan. 13, St. 'vlch, a brother-in-law 6f SatUn, rail durtag World War n. right, diving downward. tocchlo, 18. df East Hartford, $30 Roosevelt and Daff Hammarskjold, tpiiocraphteal.______errors appeartha In ad* In persistent high "etructural” un­ James’ Church. Omsultant’s rysinmendatkm; In s^ Spsnker- "After aome seconds’ of com- / . East Hampton, .and' two grbnd- fSiring these months. Tsniasmrntr and other readins matter Bowers school PTA wiU meet | diildren. for passing on the right;,LeRoy Viola Reardy are a sharp. contrast to the paint­ fa The Hanohester Eventna Herald. employment Building Permits phones. w>k!lh mrite it possible to Ulk without plete silence, we heard the hi ... "This meeting Is one more way Ireland, 27, of 123 Eldridge St., ...... - Leon Clesz}mskl for Robert Wil­ tonight at 8 In the school audi-1 Funeral services will be heldheld|j„ I which^^Ich Mr. ftusk.Rutk General Oay ings ot Picasso, Sargent, Wood and He agreee with others who think wringing criea of people begging $28 for dumping rubbish; William Matisse. — . advsrtialns closina hours; Public Records lis, alterations at 33 Delmont St., .hoUiiteleeeivfir. The result: Busy Mchl- for help." torium. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s k n d I can keep In the closest two economic recessions In the Bpisctqial Oiurch. Burial will be U„ych and we continue to be for- J. Jezek, 32, of Etest Haddam, $25 The ambassador likes to have $ 1,100 . Many in hla coach were cringed for failure tq drive right; Norman 25 on V essel things- from home aroimd him. 1986-61 period reflect big cyclical Abilio Santos for Theresa Eld- Ifstenow have both heiute free to continue work to death, The American Ldgloii wUl meat I In Spring Grove Cemetery, H art- hunate In having him aa the sen- Warrantee Deeds ford. lor American In Berlin." Major, 48, of South Coventry Viola gestures to faiAlly silver swings in general demand. But he Edward J. Holll to WilUam I^s- wards, a new dwelling at 229 Bush ot toke notes duiing ths caU . . . Perhaps eae Feekes said ha -med to free~A .tomorrow at 8 p:m. at the Legion | $28 for failure to 'grant one-half pieces, statues and figurines col­ Hill Rd., $13,000. woman who waa trapped, under h' Friends may call at the Holmes Salinger was "asked If the state- Feared Lost in ______ajr—fjp.m. Friday. argues that evidence in the 18 sard, property off Ludlow Rd. R E A L T Y ’Home. EHiheral Home, 400 Main St., to- ment meant CTay was fully' satis­ —*■- of the road. lected from his travels. Home is W. R! Hewitt, alterations at 198 ef eor''c;einffiunkations Consultants can help coach beam, but could net. Ctaaaltled deadline: 10:90 a.m: each years from World W ar II’s end Thomas S. and Marlon W. Eagle- night from 7' to 9. fied with the. situation regarding Also. Fred Smith, 44, of toe farm In LlbertyvUIe, III. 1 / lay ot publleatloo except Saturday— son to David J. and Edna H., H art­ Chestnut St., $1,000. The toll approached th a t ot Hie ambassador Is easy to cook 1 a.m. supports ths notion that lasting H. C. Hutchinson for John H. your StBS cut eosts, improve eflIelstiQr w build A meeting of the Ladies of St. authority for the U.S.,military com­ Woodbridge St., $28 for driving Channel Crash well, property off Green Manor train disaster which killed 84 in James, sch^uled for tonight, has too closely: Edwin Wright, 23. of for, Viola volunteers. He te partic­ dislocations play a key role in th.e I-appen, alterations at 164 E. Cen­ 1951 at Woodbridge, K.i Joaeph Lombardo mander. Salinger replied that Clay Monday, January 8 Rd. salt^ during the busy wMks ahead. TaUering been postponed to Monday, Jan. | had read In the Preeldent’s state­ 206 Center St., $26 for abandon ularly fond of fresh vegetables and unemployment picture. Anthony J. and Assunta I. ter St., $125. \ Joaeph Lombbardo, 27 Crom­ (Continued frorii Page One) fruits. He likes good food, simple, telepbeoa eerviee to yolir needs te this mail’s 18, at 8:16 p.m. in St, James' well St., Hartford, father of Atty. ment and approved It. ment of a motor vehicle; Raymond Over that long span, an average Lapollo to Albert' A. and Lucille COURSE School hall. Mts. Kenneth PhilUps | Later, Kennedy and John A. Mc­ Mulka, 30, of Bast Windsor, $21 and not too many courses.* JohiKN. Lombardo of 199 Demlng so fast he.had time only to shout The Persistent Bromide of 200,000 workers a year have left B. Vlncek, property off S. Aftoh. Maize ut Soars tpesialW, and thais's no charge for hte assist- Realtor Will/Sue will be chairman. Cone, director of the Central In­ for operating a motor vehicle with- One of .Viola’s tasks' Is to plan St. St., Manchester, died yesterday.at out a warning and cook meals for the' many fa­ First Ltctiir* FrM,^Monday, Jaw. S^|>Ji|u telligence Agency, conferi-ed for an out a license; Saul Spector,.JtB, o t "We were sailing In the fog TTie dlfflcultlea of the United farming, some to Join the unem­ Helen Eva Addle Smythe to Bangkok Thailand’s efforts aaM. Juat call eur bnslnsss eStet. Hie Sou^ m St, Frahois Hospital, Hartford. Coventry, $18 for passing In a re mous guests who stream Into the Nations multiply daily, imtil they ployed. Between 1948 and 1986, to avoid dependence on rice, which Property / Owner Ih e Loyal Circle of King's SurvivorR,^ boaideji his ROii heye, 1 hour and a half. No statemant was when suddenly a dark mass ap­ apartment. ' - Eastern Coast Elnterprises, Inc., Attend the first lecture as our guest and see how o^spec Daughters wdll meet tonight at strictsd zone (double white lines) peared hear the ship," Katovlc besln to seem far too many and through boom and leceulon, Job­ property at 173 Spruce St. supplies almost half 'her foreign license training has enabled hundreds of men and woirM to pass New England Telepheee Company. include fourNjaughters In Monttr ^ ja . * Joseph Dumas, 19,-of 706 N. Main "Mr. Stevenson oksys every exchange, have chiefiy benefited A Maneliaater rea tor, charging 7:45 in the Federation Room at bello, Calif., Hartford and West said. "I barely had time to shout too great for :any human agency lessness In goods-making indus­ Arthur Smyth, known also as their exams on the first try and enter this high paying profes­ James W. Leiyto St., $18 for failure to obey a traf. menu and many tlipes will plan tha mkize farmers and rubber work­ sion-full or part time. First lecture free at the TWCA, 262 Ann a breach of an exelui ve agreement Center Congregational Cfiiurch. Hartford; a sister In HarUord; to Ulk with Brha^^ a warning before toe shock. 1 was to deal. with. Tet, no matter how tries rose, from 4.1 to 8 per cent Arthur F. Smythe, to Elastern nine grandchildren a(id two great- German vice chancellor and ew fic control signal; John Paoletti, thrown Into the Icy water. I swam entire meal," Viola saya. Coast Enterprises, Inc., property ers. Maize production h u risen St., Hartford. Phone or write for guest tickets, Morse College, and a loas of commt lalon concern­ Social Club and the Order of East I 22, of Hartford, $15 for driving In A week’s entertaining schedule ..rapidly they multiply, they all For manual workers, the unem­ 800 per. cent in 10 years and rub­ St. Vargaret’s Circle, daughters I noihlcs minister. Erhard Is here for desperately In hopes someone at 173 Spruce St. ' 183 Ann S t, Hartford, JA-2-2261, ...... ing the aale of an IE. Ci^ter St. em Star. wrong, lane; and Charles Nichol­ would rescue mei Neat me I saw might run like this: Sunday, cock­ stand matched, at the end of every ployment rate climbed from 3.8 to ber output has doubled. . a of Isabella, will meet; tomorrow at | Survivors include me wife, Mrs *i'TOe'ftji?e^’wlU bo heM Wednes-1 discussions with a S . officials on tails for 30; Monday, breakfast for Peter J. and Julia S. Vendrillo to property, has taken the property 8 p.m.' a t the K of C Home. son, 44, of Andover, $S for failure some men going under." new day of reckoning, by the old- 4A per ceiit Gordon T. and Irene S. Neddow, Virginia Loomis Lewis; his .moth' day a t 8:18 ami.__at th*'P'E.opo to notify the motor vehicle depart 8; lunch for 4: Tuesday, lunch for owner to court in a $1,200 damage He was picked up along with While , this was going bn, the property off W. High St. ,er, Mrs. Mary K. Lewis of H ^Tri ‘^uT 'iSi:m nlthr‘slb%U ‘rchro^V R urtl ment of change of addrese. A sec. two other survivors, and four 8, dinner for 18; Wednesday, ' ast and simplest bromide ever nt- A XJ.S. Coast Guard AuxiUary |cheater; a sOn, William, J. ttewls, ond charge of failure to drive right breakfast for 6, cocktails for 8 and t.jtassd about^the United Nations. rate In ths growing service trades V llla^ Builders, Ind., to Arthur suit. %odlea by the channel steamar B. and Sophie SobolewskI, proper­ Involved are Joseph Gordon, do­ boating course will begin tonight k t home; a daughter, Mrs. Lau high M «^f ,Siul.m at St.^T’s ‘Vo^f brought against Nicholson was Hampton Ferry. Katovlc suffered maybe house guests the rest of the There la no and to the difficul­ actually dropped. Among white ty at 429 Spring St. ing buaineaa as Gordon’s Realty a t 7 at Manobester High School rence D. Lane of Manchester; two Church. Hartfort. at 9. Burial wUl • P ‘ ■ Roundup- nolled. face and leg Injuries. week. ties. Some of those nations who collar workers It held steady. Quitclaim Deeds Co., and Peter Ives, formerly and wlU continue for 10 weeks, sisters. Miss Elsie G. Lewis be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Despite new talks between U.S. Bond forfeitures called, when Somebody back home. In Boyne ! should ^ its very beat members Clague'finds fiirther proof in the Ekigene R. -Solon and Henry B. PRUDENTIAL known as Peter Izikewlea of Dea Men and women over 16 years of Mimehester and Mrs. Philip Mag- Bloomfield. Ambassador Uewellyn Thompson the defendants failed to appear in HL1MAN CHAIN SAVES 30 City. Mich., once asked her how age ipay : enroll. Instructors, all nuaOn ,o,f ..Hartford court, were imposed in the cases of she handled all these fancy affairs. are committing acts of' dlsldyalty market) upward trend In long-term Plaines, 111., the defendant. Friends may call at Uve chapel and Soviet Foreign Minister An­ Honolulu, Jan, 8 (Ab — Thirty Gordon says Ives appointed him Manchester mambers of the U. S. I E^inc'itol services will be held at tonight from 7 to 9 and tomorrow drei A. Gromyko, the Berlin ques­ Pasquale Longo, 48, of 20 Strong Japanese seamen, their 350-ton "It’s SBsy, Just make, plenty of to its Charter and Its prlndplea tmemployment usually thought C; G. AuxiUartr. Flotilla 9-4, will [the Holmes Funeral Home, 406 from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. St„ $100 for breach of the peact plans and b? prepared for plenty agent on Dec. 6, 1961, to sell. Ivea' be WllUam Ghmder, Jack Mayhew, Main St., Wednesday at 2 p.m. tion remains "A potentially danger- 182-foot-fishing vessel sground on Natitms like Russia and France rs' of aa linked mqre .with dislocation property a t 349 El Center 8t. with' „ . , ous Issue," Ruak said. with payment extended until slashing coral reef, formed a of changes." fuse to pay their dues. Portugal, than short-range sags in demand. in 45 daya. Daniel Steel*. Bill Stanek and The Rev. Lawrence Almond, pas- Charles Kennedy jjg added that It is premature to '^u rsd ay ; Faustlno Cimildoro, 28, human chain life line to safety yes­ EYeta About Health CASUALTY Conclusion o f' the aale or pro­ DOnald Willis. tor of South Methodist Church, will Charles Kennedy. $4, formerly of gpeculaU about the outco;ne of of Boston, Carmine J. Colartuso, terday through a heavy, surf Juat "The ambassador la most consid­ never a very worthy member In the Nearly all the riae In unemploy­ officiate. Burial will be In East 35, ot Boston, and Julto. Felix, 63, erate and thoughtful and tries not first place, presumptuously threat ment from 1948 to 1986 came curement of . a customer entitled 64 Spruce St., Manchester, died at Qut. Rusk said, "We are outside Honolulu harbor. him to a 6 per cent commission of toe Cres^ld Conv^escent Hospl-komewhat - encouraged to know of Brooklyn, N. Y-, each $35 on The vessel, the Hiroshima Maru to disrupt things," she explains. ena to quit Important political fig­ among those out of - work five the groM purchase .price, Gordon CorpsCoT^ League AuxiUary wUl meet may call at the. fw eraj tal yesterday after a Illness. J t^li Issue 1a In the course of charges of speeding; Marvin C. No. 2, was driven onto the coral But sometimes he does.call up at home tomorrow from 3 to 8 and- Smith, 29, of Clifton Forge. Pa„ the last minute to say he’s bring- / ures In both Britain and the Unit- weeks or more—and much of It claims. Wo^esday at 8 p.m. at the Amer­ 7 to 9 p.m: Memorifilirial ccontributions ***[discussion and that there Is re- reef by gale force winds Satur­ ^ed States latmch attacks upon It, among those Idle more than 18 After expending time and money ican Legion Home. SWlord, and had lived to Man- gp^ngjbi* conUct among the gov- $30 for following too closely; and day. Yesterday; the craft began to Ing four home to lunch or three may be made to the scholarship Joan Barrett, of Trenton, N. J., $10 more are coming to> dinner. Macks which sound as If their au- weeks. toward getting a purcihaaar/ Gor­ cheater for m ^ y years. Mr, Ken- L ^ g ^ j g involved." break up, and the crew was or­ don aald he waa fold by Ives, on „ - • - « .V itond of South Methodist Church, ned3y waa aastetant superintendent for driving a car without lights. dered to abandon ship by. their As any homemaker.'-Vlola often thbra thought the United Nations ^ n c e r Group of SouUi Moth- Manchester Lodge of Masons Rusk said French .President AU these trends have continued Jan. 3 that an agreement had been odist Churdh wiU mtertain mem- a memorial service at at toe E. E. Hilliard Co., Buckland, | Charles de Gaulle did not object NoIIes were'entered In the caser captain, Kazuo' Nagatomo. has to set another place or take w asV failure which should soon be In accelerated style since 1986, eigned with another party, and bera of . the MUqgfih Group ait Op- kie funeral- home tomorrow at 7 until'hte retirement U years ago, . to the exploratory talks In Mos­ of Arthur E. Elsh, 87, of 46 Cider Their human,life line to shore one off, "Why, one noon we kept abandentsd. President de Gaulle of though the recessions of 1987-88 that Ivea waa not in a position to 8ur*lvors include two daughters, cow. However, Rusk said, De Mill Rd., charged with operating stretched several hundred yards. changing the table so many times sannah Westtef loiU tomorrow at L Mrs. Frank Roche, New 'York City, an unregistered motor vehicle: and . France hsa.^openly scorned It- ever enter Into any other agreements: 1 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. „„„ . Gaulle "has some very conslder- Several of the m*n couldn’t swim I wasn’t sure whether we were and 1960-61 have Interlaced cycli­ •nie m attter is slated for consid and Mrs. William Tripp, Clear. John Humphrey, 18,.ot 86 Linden and were passed hand-to-hand to serving four or eight.'" since hef began his new tour of cal factors with the structural Dorothy Dowding, chief dietician reluctance about engaging In eration in the Manchester aeaaion at Manchester Memorial. Hoimital. 1 formal negotiations until It Is St., charged with racktofs driving; shore. A small Coast Guard raft Viola Is eonstanUy fretting power. The blgnowers did not dare elements. Window ihadn of lovely Du Pont of Circuit Court 12 on Feh--*-.Gor­ She will show oa$bpsA'4Stt8a- going to turn thumbs down on cruisers, , be. JJawarded to the «Ptor- 1 a t police headquarters, comptelned queat of family relations''office. of the Met's 1962-63 season, but at anything that makes a little 1 1 military and economic foundations. POLIO TREATMENT— UP TO $S,000l " APPLICATION ILANK WAA The Nathan Hale PTA will meet Mrs. Margaret Leftus ent low bidder, Chorches Motors, pains In hte shoulder. Police this point, anyway, all Is harmony. work — a family might as well tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In the and that the contract to supply the took him to the hosplUl where X This is what some original think­ > . fos (NDIVIfiUAU Ot SAMitr ts o u n live In a hotel. I t would be Just as Ellington—Mrs. Margaret. Lof- Surnames ^icknamei Calling a fopnj^ preas confer­ This policy (joes not cover hoipitoliiotion for nervoui or mental dlierderi, rest school auditorium. Joseph Me- tus, 82, of 10 West St.,"formerly town with chemicals for the water j i-ays revealed a fracture, ers about a post-war world always ence, a departure from his prac­ cures or alcoholism, dental work, childbirth or complicitiant of pregnancy, or much of a home. . Cooe of the To'wn Fire Department and sewer-departments be split' wanted instead of a United Na­ Tei Pr»fi«a*tel life eefi Cmaetty lasweeie Cimfiesw ' In all the talk today about labor- of Broad Brook, died this morn­ London—Chances are that your. tice, Met Geqeral Manager Ru­ confinement in govgrnmeni hoiplloli. I n e N. W. SIw Straef, OWabeme CWy. OWetiame wUl show a film and give a, demon­ ing at . Rockville City Hospital- •among four dealers. famlly name orifflnated ss a nick­ tions. Lately, some who originally TV viewing saving devices and short cuts and Chorches will provide six 1962 Tory Cowboys dolph Blngjias announced that the e a s y housekeeping, housewives stration of oral respiratory tech­ She was toe widow of John Loftus. name. When the Johns and Thom­ believed In the global rather than e«nil.a.*—I aa •iul*itiound cans of liquid chlorine at ‘Otello," "Die Melstersinger," "La MOO A WEEK ACCIDENT BENEFITS ing your life until you 6re inerely :10H cents a pound, the contract to of all to the United Nations comes existing not Uvlng. - Alice (hrowe In Ireland. Sonnambula," and "Ad'riana Le^ whilo In tho hospital from the first dhy, due te occidental ln|urles. Daughters of Liberty, No. 126, EUneral' servicea will , be held supply soda ash a t $2.60 per 100 hot from the open testa of United 3o It’s trouble — so what? If It pounds, and the contract to supply courvreur." Special gifts from pa This $T00 It sont to yov ovory week os long os S3 wooks ($S,300) is also fun or stimiriating or inspir­ ■will meet tomorrow at 7:30 pjn. Wednesday at the Burke Funeral Nations prestige and authority and ferric chloride at 12^4 cento a trons make, it possible to mount and Is yours to uso os you wish. ing' or cozy, that te w ta t is Im­ a t Orange Hall. Officers are re­ Home,^ 7fi Prospect St ..Rockville, quested to wear white gowns. at-8:lB a.m. with fi requiem Mass pound. solvency which seem to make the those producUons. portant. . , _ The (Chemical Corp.-bid-on liquid dally grist of news, but frorh the Any houze^e who; la alwa^ at St) Catoerine’a Church, Broad As m atters. stand now, Renata <5000 AUTO ACCIDENTAL DEATH BENEFITS Brook, a t 9. Burial 'wUl be In St. chlorine was Identical to the bid pbeslblllty that Western democ- will bo paid your bonoficlwry for loss of Ilfo resulting from saying to her-family. "No tlmts Manchester Asaembly, O i ^ *of from tho Connecticut Chlorine Tebaldi w lll'return to the Met to too much trouble" may be im effi­ Oatberine’s Cemetery. ' • racy, which-fostered the world or­ TRAPPIC ACCIDENTS sustolntd while driving er riding wMiln any ADOIIU- Rainbow for. Girls, wlu etect'offi. Products <3o.. of Waterbury sind star In "Adriana." A pumber of fa­ cient housewife, but she ten f much ebrs at a mMting tonight at 7:30 Friends may call at the funeral ganization, is nevertheless prepar­ dutemobllo, bus or .truck shbuM dooth occur wfthln dO days ef tho CITY___ home tomorrow from 2 to 8 an<| tho bid on ferric eWorld*, was the vorite operas - will come hack to .eOOHTT- .tTAtl.> of a homemaker. at the Masonic n ipple. Offleen only one submitted. ing to desert It, In favor of a more o accident. This is in AODITION TO ony hospHol bonotHs poyoblo. (AU rl^ ts reseired. Newspaper 7 'to 9 p.m. repertoire after absences of vari­ OCCUPATION will wear white. The 'Connecticut Oilorine Pro­ .. eongenlal and compact regional so’s home heating CHILDREN RECEIVE PULL $S,000 UNDER THIS UNIPIT Enterprise Assn.) m^mpe out ous durations. NAMI OF IINIFICIAIV... , Harold L. Scheete ducts Co. was awarded the con­ vehicle of Its own. ■ 'College, Career or 'Military tract to supply the town with li­ It's true that the ticket price tiUTtOMiHIP TO AmigAMt . ^ . S i - COURT DENTES h e a r in g Service" will be the U ^ c of a Rockville — Harold Lbute But add all these thieats and our way f ^ <5000 POUO EXPENSE BENEHTS Sdieeta, 87, of 7 Hammond S t, quid chlorine In one-ton contain­ will go up, Jrom 310 to 111 for the Wasldatgaa. Jaa. 8 (P) — panel dtecuasioa with queatioo and >. perils, open and hidden, great and fO R APIY FAMILY MEMIER INSURIO WHIN StRiCKIN RY POLIO, • Hgug VM Gf ony •ggitors rMpR msoM m , w swrIsM rMgMIm i answer period at a meeting of the dlsd yesterday morning at hte ers. ■ ^ best seats, but the high cost^_etf . You get premium quality NefiTo sabtetssa sei>ton«*d to home. The Savol Bleach Co. was award, small, and that single moronic bro­ is YOUR PARULY PROTICtlOT 3 r tn f lOtvu h e teiNful*,., Amm. m. i . Ja?for Utelr part to a 1988 can^ Manchester IBgh School PTO to­ producing^operas Is a fact the fans Mobilheat with RT-98 .. Vibe Formerly employed in Rpckvilla ed the contract to provide 'sodium mide we referred to nt the begin­ most completely eflVctive fuel­ ptogn to cod Mgrentioo In night at 7:80 tu BaUsy Audltorltim. hypoeWorite at 34 cento,a gallon. will have to. face. Those payments In snlditlon to Workman's Componsotion or any tatetile m ito he Waa more recent­ Add up allyou still ow# on Instalment purchases, arrenge ning still, smashes them all. It is oil additive in use today. And bosw ta Blratagtteav a U h TV ly employed at Pratt and Whitney An identical bid was submitted No bedding, is The mood today contrasts sharp­ other ihsursMKO— liMomo Is ToR>( tlons or nothing. Mobilheat ASon smd W ife (under RS yoors of ego) eoueoeeeeeeooooeooeeeoeoooooow S.OO Nuat tl Sniiiu SmW... In toe‘school auditorium. money needs, feel con­ 47.55 89.47 feodaata la the aaaw denseaatra- der of Moose. CWcago, Jan. 8 UU —Bitter­ fident that HFC wilt see *30.83 33.61 best, for .the best sleep you can enjoy, h'a- It is the United Nations which has Whe chom^otHom AAon and Wife end 1 Child (childunder IS yeswe oYoge)...... R.S0 D«H i*i A term ______tloa leeslved He Is aurviyed by two brothers, ly rWd Canadian air poured see 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 mous Holman-Baker Musco-Pedic and Verto- teaceo. The annual meeting ot Omar southward Into the-United States . serve you with fairness to worit, not after it has become Other PorenI and 1 Child (child imdor IS yoor* of ego)...... 4.00 WrI*. e e m e te Shrine Club will atari with a social Artlmr Sebests df 6 Rheel St, and consideration. Rest Mattresses wiien combined with Omni- .. perteeti -but while It la still very and Martin A. Bcheets, also of .today, sandlag aoaw Midwest­ 4s /% Ptt woomtk oa h*Unt«t •f.9{09^oo j4st Aluminum SHhor Panront sotd 3 Childron (chlldroii under 1S yoenrs of ego) S.SO STRIKE TIES ALGIERS hour at 6:10 p,m. and dinner at 7 Hammond S t ern 'umperataiea below the z«at> on tlyU ftft M tiu h^ismet Rest Box Springs give you t'be firm, firm Imperfect. This . Is a w.orld which Algiers, Jan. 8 stiRto on Friday at ib o Garden Grove. Funeral scrvicrii will be held nmrk after n. wldeweend week­ LUa tnsuranca at group " W E G IV E Per liK h AddMontd Child Under IS yoors of oge ADD...... 1.SO Tha board of dnwetors and officers rata U acailabU on mU loans '*^*'“ * body support needed for correcting back- h a s^ to survive as one world, Windows $11.95 tadled tar Ote aearet rightist o ^ tomorrow at 2 p ju. at the Ladd end mowatorm that ennsed Ploofio Answor Ivory QoofiNon win to elected. aeorea at deaths nod mnch de- aches, heaclaohes and yet give you luxurious through one alliance for peace and GREEN STAMPS Childron (unilor I t yrs.)'pny rodocod rn lM end rocoivo ono>lw)f dargrooBi anaqr panUrzad At- EUneral Home, 19 EUlngtoo Ave. comfort at the same time. Folks who Buffer ■urvlval, U it Is to survive a t all. WWWWbOvJ ...... ^ ^ ^ gisrs ao< Ono im t two haora Tto Rav. David O. Jaidicrinar, pas- atmatlaa. lilaat, N. D„ r»- sPRW^^^WoG oR^mRs R^^^BR^R w^RRs^p W^^VRRRv tor o f First Lutboran Church, will oaided » pra-dawn >U i nyeea, from back ailment (aa well aa those with We may.not like the kind of tulty Doors $29415 En§U$h M ^ Split Up am m w a ■ w ” - - — ~ offldata. Burial will 1m In Orovs wHla tiw tam yantmn sOaoO nt perfectly healthy backs) attest to the sleep that one alliance offers. But divid­ ' eaftmlmea.is^ssiiSssS- OrawRa ateaaas " London—A British laaguega ex- ffln on8#ti*ye .8 to Diddnsan, N. D.| Havre, MOMARTY M eat, and Lewtetown, M aot, benefits of this fine bedding. So why not ed the' world dies. The idea that Jal. Doors „ $59415 lB«a tito ateuafia sC Algaala’s te part, Alan 8. C. Rosa, s m , “Tm FriaiSs may eaU at tha funeral liuuiciiiina fiioapiiia p a m a m there is any other choice is'the tergeet eltiae. Aelh*W * hte* time, modem English wfi}' become homa today from 7 to 9 pm. and -d In 8 t m|d, see, and try it tomorrow at 'Watkinfl? Costi Pina Inatsdlntloa. toff • $•2 MifMla Tuhipik* Woet most dangerous of all the delusons BROTHERS - ...... — Algiafs diflerent languages, Juat «a Latin only $89.60, each piece.. MANCHESTER baexma Trench. gphiiUh, fiuid ItaV- ilfa. ToMar •• OswaB 2n4 PlM r-M Itclihll $"273$ now present in the talk o t men and Ml 3-5135 Prudential Life & Casualty Insurance Ce. iaB." They win tooflt, to predtetR Mra. Anito .Olffard Oowsil. 77, -r. leaders. It is dangerous on the AWNING C O . grooi praaiBt day .dillanot jm o - « tf# ot Pony M. OowaO, formariy tongue. It would be fatal in action. PRONE ID S-SMl 30I-3 IS CniMr $«. wawlaftnne, o t oaertjr o n t j m g ‘ df Sfanriiaatar and g t Fatotcburg, A lo g a l Rr s o t v o Stock Company — 1116 N . We 6 lk Stioot— OfcWioma City 16, O M r. Hall word. ' n a,, diad yaataidiy in HaHtox SI

. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,» r' , • f ' " ' ' ■ ■ ' ••ii- i ! I X " , i ; - ^ ■ ' . '-V.- ■ • ^ , ■'■; >; ’ ,.■' '■' . :. . w . 'r ■ •' ^ ' - !. - ■ , L MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1962 PAGE EIGHT. N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1962 PAGE NINE OUR BOARDING HOUSB wKh BlAJOR HOOFLE DAILY CROSSWORD P U m E BUGGS BUNNY X Mmm. 7 ^ . Sotuh Windsor Andover OH, \ PlFFlCUCTi OSAJIl** rrsmiNNiNQ VWtrf L Enrolloieiit Sessidh Mothers to Elect TOSNQWI fMASORSA ‘v"; r.- Mr PIAN MtOPOHMV/xsifir^ IRSsOOi HMBmiU. S p o r ts Set by Registrars Officers for Year tf ^ t\w^ A ^ N w cA w -^ ^ All unr ^ i>weM)rtTO pirr M PsooA EACH5M> t&IDfUrj ACBOM T C M te Y d n k a H m rA g k tn n of vdtAra win hold Th* annual meeting of the An­ RNt 0UWTA SW? /I jOj^ )»IISAU. CAMEr BFIenUfnl LAMN*t(«UPPUeW]l 'X an enrbOtnent iasaion At the Town dover Mothers' Club will be held ‘wreuRin Wednesday a t 8 p.m. at the home FILL o rwiM*gwwnru.S\ J VteMSUtKj kACRAiy lONdHanaB N a m e d Hal( g^dAy," ffom 6 to 9 p.m... toAewx^poQAi#!/ BTtnaii 11 Charge* of MrA Lawrence ShMhan on Bos­ r T»* IfDATACRtfS RegUtrira Claire QrfUAr and ton HUl Rd. tfsTcMc-FiORnsm CAPtAl ArUnA Bldwell explain ^ t tha ses­ OffleerA for 1962 will be elected i6-ac« MlnlUih CMViatSshm sion la only for tboae pe^e who and committee chairman will make B)R. their r ^ r U . Following the busi­ YOUR X 7 a- s- s - s ■■ s r , ^ a4 u * tiu iig . . A**2!„‘‘***»*1“ *’ of Mr. and Mr*. CharleKB. Nuri, are Already voters in South Wind- ness meeting, games will be play­ lIPaniiMt asPMdwr Uftnttdriiik asOUentiiaef ,88 W « t SL, RockvUI*. She wa* bom Dec. 27 at M*nch«4ter Me­ •or, but have not registered wUb ed. . morial Hoapltal. ■ . X apM ty. Thoee people who wUh tn i ■> wiMrWwl^^ !•$ ITttaUaanaMT 37Memoniidum Hostessee for the evening will H 5 ? ” 3«W**U Sw w Sn lg change party afflUatlona. may do be Mra. Eugene Schwanke, chair- '■*••38*— aoraeon apiMrd aihnnae* »» *0" of Mr. and Mra. Stuart C. Ca^laoilK Ao also, However, the regUtrars an. Mrs. WUliam Smith, Mra. S&H BY V. T. H i^ L lN Sy*!!?, . SBCAipuitry toota MKlndottnia 4SJIM . 70 Kelly Jld., Wapplngr. He was bom D*c. 26 at Mancheater Me­ AIXY OOP aiGolfer’f U ni siThiow 41Na« 555S2S2I atreaa that no new voters may be iTUliam Koweilskl, Mrs. Gordon MDOorBunai^ asvigaaiit sAFIethfood glHebrwP ATOttyM* morial Hospital. Hla. maternal grandmo'ther la Mr*. John T. made at thU time. ■ MacDonald and Mrs. Harry Emer­ MAaeMbm • ■ giegguft 4BStaal Wataon, Elmwood. HU paternal grandparent* lire Stuart H. V. T)m South Windsor United son. aasKraiMPM'eK! CarUon, 635 S. Main S t, Mancheater, and M n. Uah Cariaon, Bbl- VMEAN ASAND- IP iitiM n a 1 1“ r 1“ r r r Religious Census Committee will The regulAr meeting of the Eipli- tHCH MADE O F j 1 r 1 "1 ■ton.' ^ - meet at the home of Albert Peter­ X copal Church Women of St. Peter's SAVER S lS t L o u l* TOORWMEr/ IT 11 u sen on Pemlng St., today at 8 Church will be held tomorrow at U llo ath * W*l*h, Shannon Joy, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Edward J. p.m. Now LietUenant the Annex a t 8 p.m. The program S&H Walah, 30 Clinton St., Mancheater. She Waa bora Dec. 27 at BSBafoi* IT IT IT. WedneadAy the Church school Philip J. lUch Jr„ tori of Mr. will include a talk by the rector, M B p a r Mancheetkr Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparentk teachers win meet downstairs In the Rev. Gordon Weeman, whose B S S u m iia r IT 1 are Mr. and Mn. Arthur W. Cunllffe, 16 Doan* St.. Mancheater. th« church s t 7:'30 p.m; and Mrs. PhUip J. Rich, 140 Cen­ topic will be "Let's SpAak for God.” MHoahcoada* Her maternal grandmother i* Mra. Alice Egan Walah, Troy, N.T. Wednesday the Junior Choir will ter St.', has been promoted to BOOKS ' asVocd gmip* Report on BUly Covell MHaadgaar t r rehearse at 7 p.m.; the Senior the rank of lieutenant In the U.S. Mrs. Willis Covell, mother of r IT !A m a Anderson, Mary Bridget, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Choir At 8- p.m. Navy.. Billy Covell who suffered a spine ^ arerS!1 Gerald Anderson, 236 N. State St., Concord, N. H. She was bom The annual meeting of the Injury in a basketball game at' MA30R* 4 4 C a Im ■r Dec. 28 a t ' Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal grand­ church will bp held Thuratey at He was also assigned to study' RHAM High School Frldey night, 4S Fttndibiand parents are Mr. and Mr*. Henry Hemenway, 153 Lake St.. Man- 8 p.m. in the sanctuary. The" nomi­ at the U.S. Naval Supply School FASTER 49lbthieallibd In Athena, Ga. has reported that Billy is still In e O Ja w a l JT n ch^er. Her paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Iv«r An- nating committee will present a traction. The doctors, plan to’ put eiBiiaal deieon. .15-WiUanl Rd., Manchester. slate • of officers for th* coming He waa graduated from Man­ him In a cast early this Week. B l H a n D i n a m SB" year. Annual reports will be dis­ chester High School In '1652 and CARNIVAL BY DICK. TURNER IML 4 . from the University of Connecti­ Public Records SS Drink* > Martin, Scott Andrew, aon of Mr. and Mr*. Benjamin Martin, tributed at thia time. Town Clerk Ellsworth Covell MS****3I*« _L cut before hla graduation from BSmnehdtne* II w 15 Eva Circle, Ellington. He wa* bom Deo. 28 at Manchester the Newport Naval Training has announced there were 37 e a i M t i U a l IT] tt U Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparenta are lilr and Mr*. Manchester Evening H f r a 1 d births In Andover families In 1661. BY AL VERMEER South Windsor correspondent School PRISCILLA’S POP BO Robert Meintire, South Berwick, Maine. Hi* paternal grand­ He is married . to the former 27 boys and 10 girls; 21 marriages, OONfT WObRV/ ,»N A t h a t w i l l ' H" Laura Kate telephone Mitchell and 8 deaths. parenta are Mr. and Mr*. Giles O. Mkrtln, Newton Highland*, 4-1758. Miss Eleanor Field of Manches­ FCW YEARS WS'LL BE KNOCK IT OUT 3NaaU^tem 5T" IZ Bi Mas*. He ha* two brother*, Robert, 4, and Benjamin, 2. ter, and the couple hat two daugh­ Property transactions, listed for O E HIM BLoolioa ters, Ellen Marie and Kathleen December include two warrantee Eve ry u BB deeds: Virginia Sumara to Ben­ ■ Appnadia* s r MacLaohlan, Robin Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Ronald Ann. MpcLachlan, 38 Sunset Ter., Wap^ng, She was bom Dec. 28 at Rockville-Vernon jamin H. Foreman, propert'y on Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparent* are School Rd.; Norman Jewell to Mr. and Mr*. George Fletcher, 38 Sunset Ter., Wapplng. Her Masons In^itall has named a committee to arrange George H, Mesaner, property on paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mr*. Joseph- Folz, Windsor, ' the party’k aiuiual Lincoln Day East St. i!l! Conn. ,dinner and to obtain a speaker New boating licenses are avail­ BY FRANK O’NEAt for the occasion. W ednesday SHORT RIBS Charles Thurlow able at the Town Clerk’s office' as Named to the committee on Popick, Laurie Beth, daughter of Mr. and M n. Ronald Popick, gubernatorial candldatea, are Mar­ well as hunttiig and fishing li­ ll-JACkeQn-St.,-Mancheater... She was.bom.Dec..-2S.aLMan&ea-.. Charles J. Thurlow of Winder- censee for 1962, . ' TU. TAKE THIS ONg.^ shall J.- Welch, chalrman7’'Edlth'T. ter Memorial Hospital. Her inatemal grandparents are Mr. and mere Ave., EHllngton, was.installed Casati and Thomaa G. Carruthers. 1, Mr*. Rsdph Von Deck, 11 JaekMn St., Mancheater, Her paternal as worshipful master of Fayette > Kent M. Savage heads the Lin­ MancJheiitor Evening Hreald An­ grandparenta are M ^/and Mrs. :^Ietfo Popick, HertadaU, N. Y. Lodge of Masons Saturday in a dover correspondent, M n r g e r y coln Day committee assisted by MontAndon, telephone P llg i^ 2 - aeml-pui>llo ceremony at the Ma­ Mrs. Priscilla Flynn and Douglas Tbiunona, Apifireiw Jamison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. 6012. SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE sonic Temple on Orchard St! ~ R. Hayes. The three represent the Timmons, 10 Jph Dr., Vernon. He . waa bom Dec. 28 a t Manches­ ■Vernon Young Republican Club. ter Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparent* are Mr, and Installing master Emil Kroy- Women's Republican Club and Felt Ueage BONNIE BY JOB CAMPBELL Mrs. Philip G. Lerch, Glastonbury, His paternal grandmother mann waa assisted by Kurt Berth- GOP Town Ccmmlttee, respective­ la Mrs. ^ v l d Jamisun Timmons, Dunedin, Fla. He has a broth­ old. ,Installing marshal waa John ly. Felt was used by early inhabt look: OUT er, Benjamin, 7. G. Turner. Au three men are past Art Group to Meet masters of the lodge. tants of Asia as clothing and aA a B O M N IE .m WOW/ The Tolland County Art As­ covering for their domiciles. The GOING t o Snhr, Thomas John, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Suhr, 612 Arthur Wheelock, was soloist sociation will meet tomorrow at 8 TUE& and WED and the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, material was largely amiployed by KNOCK OVER W ,MiddU Tpke. He waa, bom Dec, 27 at Manehaater Memorial p.m. at Rockville Public .Library the ancients for their hats, outer YOUR COW­ Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Herbert chaplain. Where member* will be able to look Other officers installed are garments aud, sometimes as ann- BOY 6NOW- SuhTj ’Pennsauken, N. J. HU paternal grAndpa-enta are Mr. and through ;the library’s collection of or. ' . M A ^ Mrs..George 6uhr, Cheektowa^, N. Y. He has a sister, Linda Albert Mlffitt, senior warden; books oh art, said to be one of the Marlon, 3. , Charles Harvey, junior warden; most Inclusive in the area, ^ m e fQWVG,SBHOIi: Wilfred Lutz, treasurer; Donald of the books are for reference and MOTT'S FAMOUS O’Neill, Timothy Joseph, son of^Mr. and Mrs. John J. O’Neill,' Wallace, secretary; Joseph Belottl, may not leave the building. K AMGl -me 158 Walker St., Manchester. He was born Dec. 27 at Manches­ senior deacon; Clifford Hawley, Pictures of the month will be ter Memorial Hospital. He has five brothers, John Jr., 11H, junior deaegn; John McLeod, sen­ MARKET ior steward; Luther Trouton, jun­ chosen. lUlL Oil s e a ts Kevin; ft. Terrence, 714. Dennis, 6, and Cohn, 2. ior steward; Emil Kroymann, ^TENDER-TRIM” chaplain; Ernest Boothroyd, mar­ Aussies Air-Minded GASOUNl Steere, Robert Ernest m , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. shal, and Oliver Purnell, tiler. X:- Bit. Steere Jr.. Grant Hill Rd., North Coventry. He was bom Dw. 27 Bavisi^ To Hear GOP Astlrants Sydney—"The Australian takes z?a. at ' Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU meteraal grAndparents Candidates for the GOP nomi­ to flight like a duck to 'water," I-* Pl^ntomer out than wants to know can ho hava hl» are Mr. and Mr*. Alfred R. Kenyon, West Yarmouth, Mass. His nation for governor of Connecticut said Sir William P. Hlldren, direc­ BANTLY OIL paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs, Robert B. Steere Sr., tor general of the Ihtematlonal phone diteonnootod Just long enough for Holden, Mass. He has a sister, Mary Elizabeth, 17 months. will be invited to Apeak before Ver­ I 'Ml’ \ W . I\l JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDElELD non Republicans during the com­ Air Transport Association, speak­ hbn to take a banirr Cfi ing months, .aceordlhg to Totvn ing recently in Sydney. He noted \ I IM ) I HANS THE D0C1OR/AND WHO'S M S f Qwat>f-»‘ Biirr. BariMra Jeu , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ^ueseU Burr, CSiairman George D. Maharan that Australia’s 10,000,000 people a ^ '( FEtLCR, I SUPPOSE. BET / « HAS 00 Talcott Ave., Rockville. She waa bom Dec. 27 at Manches­ » y lAND ON MW who has appointed committees to account for 8,000,000 air passen­ TU Milt Im ll LITTLE SPORTS BY RODSON ter Memorial Hospital, . Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and arrange a schedule of visits. gers a year and use up 62,000,000 Mrs. Donald. Calhoun Sr., 11 Oak S t, Rockville. "H er paternal In addition,' Maharan said,, h* aircraft miles. HOCKViLLB TR 5-8271 ieV^S «HB grandparept* are Mr. and- Mrs. Warren Burr, OM Town, Maine. IS She hat a 'brother, Michael, 7, and two slater*, Sharon, 8, and Treat your family to thia Kathleen, 17 months. tender, juicy, delicious a. Krafjack, OoUeeB Suer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kraf- treat and aave at this lack, Heidi Dr., Vernon. She wraa bom Dec. 26 at St. Francis low, low price! , Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Albro, 50 Winter St., Manbhester. Her' paternal grand­ HE’S ALSO MV (SUEST. (SffAMPA. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corby, Northford, Conn., and’ THE MAN WHO SAVED „ WtiirOBWAt formerly of Mancheater. ME FROM A NASry £8&^dssssr— fAU-FRCM MY Butt, Robert John Jr„ aon 6 t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butt, Wan HORSE. CCWE St., Hebron. He waa bom Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial JOIN US! B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Hospital. HU maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa BY ROY CRANE 1 ■ Fellows, Amston, Conn. His internal grandparaiua are.Mr.,and BERI-ANN White Eerithad . BUZZ SAWYER Mrs. John Butt, 563 Graham Rd., Wapplng. He haa A sister, .F U U Elizabeth Annette, 21 months. NOHOLBI aUT FOUND WMSEllmwiu , Orieelnr, Holly Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.Arold C. DOBIN'S Made By New L O A F Grieslng, 89 Weaver Rd. She was bom Dec. 29 at Manchester BREAD Am-F|o Proceaa Memorial Hospital. Her matemAl grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. D PT Hugh I. MAgulre, Swansea, Mass -- Her paternal grandparents Are Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Grieslng, Ebervale, Pa. She has a DEPT. STORE slater, Jill, 17 months. ' Schindler, Carol Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schind­ ler, David Rd., EUih^on. She was bora Dec. 29 at Mancheater MAXWELL HOUSE , Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr and. Mrs. u a m Tltomas Prentice, 10 Keeney St., Manchester. Her paternal BIG AUCTION TONORR v > '- v r grandparehta are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schindler, '7 Sunrise Dr., • a ’&’tt.ttjss. Rocipmie. Her paternal great-grandfather U Clvrlatian Magde- frau, Ellington Ave., Rockville.' She haa a'brother, Allen Walter, 6 ^ ; and a sister, Wendy Lou, 2. COFFEE X ^ Use Your Valuable 6 5 a MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Hagler, Carrie Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurrence C. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEON ARC TH6 ONtyTHIN0 Hagler,. Jan Dr,, Hebron.-> She was bom Dec. 29 at Manchester wooeeiW NA Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother U Mra. Anna HaupL Jan Dr.. Hebron. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and CATI^A Mra. Ervin E. Hagler, Ariton, Ala.. >She has a aU|cr, AU^a^una, Dobin’ SHOP-RITE QRA9NIUTED 7 " 18 months. ^ ehKAf^TAL&UC/' . < . __ • • ovrrot: Whitridge, John OlUtord IV. son of Mr. and Mra. John Clif­ TOMORROW at DOOM'S... POUND ford Whitrldge m , American Embamy, SoflA Bulgaria. He waa bom Nov. 26 In Athens, Greece. • ■ Hla maternal grandparenta are BAG Mr. and Mra. Jack Alves, 168 Spruce St. HU paternal grand­ mother ,U Mr*. John Whitridge,IL parien, Cqpi. AUCTION STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT OAMPBHl’S A T P .M . iilBiilnSiii ■I... Oif-burnef dMier X 8 REG. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER CAN MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSION JONES-aiid FRANK RIDGEWAY vu.OAMtir»off,i*nooiB 5 iM r M e Ib o o d K S ir IISW'YDn 1NUW m SIMBS'. «B CAUT ★ Free RefreshBieitts! ; X AAONfDf 0U5 BCY, VOO AND I HAVE ALONSTHIS WELL IS THAT WE V^COINARDS/ J A'ORROROPBMrA ■JP WlPl T Ape Mr FIND ANO IN ^ /PR esi^ UPTU ----•BA'inL.Oa •^HfiVEeO MUCH IN COMMON. iDSKIICMriDMMP BEEN FPl&Ipe FORALONSTIME NOW] SR3TOPBOTHKTD iMVitxtsmnKM ' Oiving that aarvioe to cuetameia during buainaai M » KMPOUCSiORViei wamx^aofma BUT ITS ANY TEL- .'hourt was never a pteUem f6r thia deader. But Fun For All! ; ^ h.waa a differeaf story' when eesarganey ealU WE RESERVE ' X ^ T 7 'caaaa in “after houn” — how.could jia haaiUa W Bring the Family and Friends! RIGHT TO LIMIT ttiMe ffslla and send help in a hiirryt H a ttilkad EXPECT ^ QUANTTriES r'anwr Ida problam with, one ql our CootmaJea-., HUNDREDS OF VALUABLE GIFTS W tione CoaiauUaalA The Coaualtani'a recommen­ MORE X . ^ dation; Have a itpecial tolephoae Hid iaatallad WILL BE AUCTIONED OFF FOR DOBIN'S to ewiaaet with a commercial answering service. MOTTS The yeeulL Afternoura calls gbditeetly to thU Div id e n d d o l l a r s o n l y : b e t h e r e ...... GET | - « ^mprios and M ttienr^ayed to die ten’s lepejr. SUPER 'niam CuafamaiB ate now getteg-B^Horr atr^es FUN!------s THE SWRY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WII,SON SCRUGGS MARKETS DAVY JONES BY LBFP and MeWILUAHS coverage had hava pamed tha avoid around — Don’t Forget! Doable Dobin’s DividendrDoIlafa Every Tuesday M FsyatiAmer YK.93IKCOUC TOLD UNTIL SHE MEAUtW/Le,lUTHCpMOTHER,IAMyBILUe VI lha dealer’s buiii— it boomingl . . . Jfarhapa tvoopi ME SHE LEFT I HELP, AS YX HAVE, m i r m koom^ . . mot e a u s to > jame, OREEN ana- of'ovA; CoBunttnkaiieaa C eneuHanta' can f w i;eho AUOUE. MES.EAKUES, I'M TALIODIHE TpUbASCJ m ETAMPS WHy.0lO Y3UASKCUURE HCiSTCr AFWOEHEWUL PSVCHIATWETJ halp your ten cut fanpiove e^rienry or FROM BTOIVHBTO.STOUUTDV ,KEEfAWtf/HSOH AlWAVE BEAIOME. buildaalaeduringflubueyweehi ahead Tailnr- OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 "Beto. [.i’.H'Wi <*FiCS THSOntSK m i VDU, UACSKE? VERY MIKH ALONE/, lag toUphena aarvioe to ynarnaeda k this nua’a SI DOBIN'S SATURDAY TILL JiSO PJI. MOTTS specialty, and thAie’s no riiatga far. hk aeakt- anea. Jn tt cril o«r bwiaaia oBos. Tka Soateni Ninr Bagtaad TtkiiM M Oeawanjr. Anpla 517 MIBKE TURNnKE EAST, MANCHESTER Forking 828 MAIN STREET in Artel JT ■/ AdviBitise mXhe Payi

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THE 7 2 - ' Herald Angle Chunky Back HUNTING Wet Ground Hurts EARL YOST Nip Plainville Rockvil le Ho ties Gagers, Biggest Star Sports Editor a n a To Maintain \$iiDday A basket la the first half, losing, 70- Hula Bowl Players 10., Moat important factor to this In U .S. Bowl I Final day o f 4961 and after Joln- inriTerestad observer was' the con> Enjoying Four - Game Skein HAPPY HOLIDAYS FISHING niv fa m ily ^ Maas I setUed ^ e t and top grade sportsmanship P erfect Slate Staadlnga Honolulu (/P)—A dropped Imk and’ • .relaxed^ln '-xed^n my favorite, displayed by the losers'... My aoq W. L. Pet. Washington (/P)— "I’d like ■hair until 2 o’clocKv . . , The cU- • Maloney and Central- tackles Hall.*be Coach Tony P ’AngiWia-’s Cheney FISH! lO- Dean was' thrilled when freshman' Pla.ving for the first time By FRANK CLINE PrisoUla’i Dance ...1 0 2 .833 to play pro ball,” said Galen pass from center stiarted a Tax of the National Football — I Tech (1-6) Cagei s. The Rangers Winter Is tinker time. Tinker South^s Speed basketball uniforms w.ere distribut­ after 8 two-week layoff which Beuini Bros...... 7 6 .583 Hall. "I hope there’ll be some "strictly impro'vised” scorintf eacue season brought together ed at Ekist H utford High, his num ■With * High’s CENTR.AL VALLEY ' | got the week’s filing underway to- .500 with these ideas for pork rind re­ W.'L. P ot.! day visiting Lym an Memorial: Burton’s Service ... 6 6 placements, Chamois skin becomes play by the We8t College All- jlew York and Green B a K eham- ber being 83. I sqld 'I knew, a left them a little rusty. Green basketball t^am schooled to Aceto A Sons 6 6 ,500 offers.” kons of their respective dlririona. Pialnville ...... 2 ’(I t.000i Wednesday the Rangers travel to They should be cciming alive In the water. Salvage an old Biggest Factor Stars in their 7-7 tie with the pretty fair athlete who Wore jer­ Manor’s ‘ undefeated basket­ play only once this week and Weldon’s SWon 6 .500 tut It waa no contest, tbs' Pachm sey No. 33 — Sammy Baugh — Windsor ...... 2 0 I.OOO j Hartford to fdee Harttord Tech and .333 chamois now, dye strips in brilliant East in the 16th annual Hula ball team still had enough, then not until Friday, the Newington ., ...... 3 1 .750 Friday aftsTnoon host St. James of Shamrocks ...... 4 8 soon. The chunky, balding red, white, yellow. Or slice up your ould do no wrong and the Giantq^ which prompted him to say, “Who’s Angels ...... 2 10 .187 Penn ■ State quarterback flashed Bowl footbaU game yesterday. ' ould not do anything right. Re- skill to defeat PlaUjvHle’s J, limelight will be on some pf GlSstonburv ...... 2 1 .667' Berlin at the Armory. wife’s rubber gloves. (They come In Senior Bowl 'The bobble wiped out first pe­ Pame fades quickly..... Rogers Bakery, 72-68, in their Larson’s Drilling . . . 1 11 .083 his second, sensational bowl per­ ult — Green Bay 37, New York 0. neyed to the Hardware Chty, the other quintets in the area ROCKVILLE ...... ' ’ Two'iif the area’a alurn^mg quin- in bright colors ladles love.) Wrap riod field goal attempt. Instead, Farmington Valley League game Midfiietown- . formance yesterdhy as he led the strips for wlggler tails. Or collect iThen the game started I had two Britain, after dark. Central most of the time. Then to^.vthe tc..s Ellington (1-7) and Coventry West to a 33-19 victory over the Mobile, Ala. (ff)— Cach Tom Kiansas quarterback Jon Hadl uests viewing the action but at S last night at the Community Y. , Indians’ swimming and rifle team? Southington .000 Top totals ■were Maureen Martin the little red bands that open cig­ Landry of the Dallas Cowboys, flipped a five-yard touchdown pas* College the destination for the It waa the fourth consecutive (2-6) will l)e trying to break losing 118. Irma DeSimione 118, Jessie Eaat In the first U.S. Bowl here. Kalftime they up and departed, Pulaski^ew Britain High iJaa- will also be In action as the winter ifrtieak when they meet Tues(iay arette packs to accomplish the who coached the loilng North to Texas Christian’s Buddy Has. triumph for the Manormen but ‘Riding the crest of a four-game Hovey 116, Jackie Kanehl 114, Hall, who says little of the field, same thing. Old kid gloves' are aring seen the handwriting on ketball gkme. Unlike the after­ schoolboy sports schedule swings night at Ellington. That is Cov­ admits there have been feelers from ■quad in the 18th Benior Bowl The East came back quickly on he wall . . • Quie* evening, read- they still trail likewise undefeated Into ‘high gear. winhlng streak. Rockville (6-3) Lynda Rychling 114, Helen Gustaf­ wriggly too, work well. It’s not the a' 72-yard acoring run by All- noon game, the sportsmanship dis­ Windsor Locks which scored its entry’s only gsme of the week but son 111. » a team In Canada and the Boston football game, aaya the epeed of uiff Slid In company with my fam- played here^ bFUie fans — not the swing^.h**®*i Central Vajiey Friday Ellington will be home to thought that counts. It’s the work. the Southemera made tha differ­ America fuUback Bob Ferguson fifth victory In. a row yesterday. Patriots of the American FTOtball Ice fishermen tak' note. U the hy no better way to end the players or' coa x es — was the CCIL STANDINGS (.league cbmpetltion this weelf. The Granby. League, but no solid offers. ''\ ence. of Ohio State and tied the count The loss was tha third In six out­ W. L. Rants have split even in tiro loop Country G$ub *ien Second same lake Is a habit with you and And there It stood the remainder tear. ' worst I’ve ever sfeen In years on ings for Plainville and snapped a Only undefeated team around. He wasn’t drafted by any tbsun The South beat tha North 42-7 the schoolboy beat. Glad to get Briston Eastern ...... 6 0 1.000 tilts .to date. T u esda y night round started with a minimum you use holes over and over again, of the game as intercepted paaaea Monday three-game winning streak for ..the ...... 6 0 1.000 Coach John Canavarl’s chargos en- Eaat Catholic’s (6-0) freslunen five number of good scores. Pace' set­ In the AFL or the National Foot­ make life easy for yourself. Stick Saturday, taking an 8-5 lead In the hack on the home front at a re­ Brliitol Central . j eerles, and slippery turf thwarted both - Beautiful cool and criap weather visitors. MANCHESTER ...... 6 -• •7l*ltentatn Southlngto-i which is hav- goes to the )x>sl twice. Wednesday ter was Bert Davis 143-388. Other ball League and technically an old metal wastebasket, bottom spectable hour. - Dazzling Dan Pinto paced the afternoon the Eagles pl.ay the St. shouldn’t have been playing in the Landry, making his first ap­ squads. reeled me on this New Year’s Day Maloney ...... 4 2 .667 j ing an infrequent off year and Fri- -fine totals were by Herb Johnson ’removed, through the hole. Next The West touchdown play hap­ Manormen’s attack with a 29 point Thomas Seminary Jayvcoa,. and U.S. Bowl, Which matches draft pearance as a Senior Bowl coach, noming. .Church was the first Hall ...... 2 4 .S.ISlrtay the Rams journey to Glaston- 135-360. Marie Boccalatte 86.6, day when you.jgome back'just build pened this way: Thdreday output. The backcourt ace tossed Saturday night tackle St. Bernard’s choices of the East Division of the said his North squad was reauly, ^op in company with my family Wethersfiel(l ...... 2 4 .333 I bury. Stan Hlllnski 353. ‘ a fire in the basket. Heat conducts, With fourth and goal on the*'- Francis Miner a. caller for Gold in 10 field goals and hit on a per­ ...... 1 5 of New Loudon. Both will be home NFL against players chosen by.the ice melts, while you set up. "but the South must have been I. post-eeaaon bowl football games Conard ...... U.8. Mixed 10 Pin—Best shoot­ East five-yard line late in the first c Key Dinner tickets, A major on the fect nine for nine from the free DAN PINTO Platl ...... 1 5 CHARTFJt O.AK rONFF.RENCB encounters for the Eagle?. West. CAMPING readier. Their running game ominated afiernoon and early administrative staff at the Rocky Slated to open its season this ers on the first night of round quarter, Bobby Smith of UCLA vening teevee programs and I throw lane. Windharr...... 1 6 Southern Division two were A1 Lavigne 200,. Gu Presumably, the lack of interest Plenty of sportsmen put bells on opened It up fdr them.” dropped back to try a field goal. Hill Veteran’s H o a p i t a 1, Miner Won at Foal Line afteiTioon at the Waddell School from the pros is due to Hall’s size— The south was In complete com­ ^ e d first 'one, then another ind W. L. Pvt. Souea 234-201—673, John Oiet- their dogs to locate-them In heavy Hadl, kneeling to hold, dropped tha served as commander of Dilworth- The game waa actually won at Nest'ed snugly In third place in range was Coach Gil Hunt’s 5lan- or lack of it. He stands only 5-fopt- cover. Why not a bell on your mand, as the atatistics show. The C^nd not one of the foim—Rose, Portland ...... ') 0 1.000 richson 201, Charlie Kaaelauskas center pass and was forced to ptcl$ Comcll-Quey . Post, Amejlcan Le­ the foul stripe where both teams Local Sport the Central Connecticut Inter- ___ 3 1 .750 chc.sler High rifle (team which 9 but weighs a solid 190 pounds. youngsters? Have mother sew k Rebel atara had 21 first downa to ■cotton, Sugar or Orange Bowls— hit with great accuracy. Each side Avon ...... 224-590, Walt Hockenbury 208- up and run. gion here,when junior baseball waa , scliolastlc League race, Manches­ Bacon Acbdemv . ....3 1 .750 was slated to host Wllbraham. The pros like their quarterbacks small, sturdy bell on the back of nine for the Yanka, 301 rushing As he neared the . sideline, he Iwith any epecial interest. .The revised 16 years ago. Although connected for 25 field goals with Friday afternoon the Indian shoot- 666, Joan .Dletricbsen 177, Doris Ichristmas tree had to be taken Chatter ter’s Indians (6-2) will have an off Rocky Hill ...... ___ 2 1 .867 tall, so they can see oyef the heads tile children’s Jacket. Vou can hear yards to 90 and 133 passing yards apotte^l lies on the goal line and ticket returns were made a week the Manormen winning the deci­ .200' *rs will be host to Hsmden, always An(lerson 460. Maureen Mozzer Idown and this chore I did, with night Tuesday with the other Cromwell * ...... -^1 4 .200 of the charging defensive linemen. them heading for trouble and fore­ to 117. shoveled him the ball: ago arrangements Were made to sion by converting 22 of 34 at­ ‘ a perennial power. 460, Wanda Kaselauskas 456. LItfle. quarterbkeka, like 5-foot-7 Isssistance from my 'wife. .My sons eight league foes going at each East Hampton ...... 0 3 ,000 stall. Baltimore Coach Weeb Ewbank, Unusual'Play take care of the request . . Spider tempts at the 15-foot line while LITTLE LE.40UE of Manches­ other. Friday the Indians host Successfully off the mark with Eddib Le Baton of the Dallas Cow-, Good time of the year now to ■were ice skating and vrhen I finally RHAM ...... ___ 0 4 .000 who directed the South, turned “AU I was supposed to do on . McDonnell, fresh from a trip up Plainville settled for an 18 for 29 ter wUl hold a meeting Wednesday Wethersfield at 8:15 at the Arena. a victory in its opener agrUnat Holiday Jr. Beys—Capturing boys, are forced to roll out of the prepare for all the fish dinners back to tha woes of the profea- Igot up enough ambition to go, mark at the foul stripe. v _ _ _ first half honors was that play was block straight North, reported 16 Inches of snow night at the Army A Navy Club The defending champion Eagles Cellar dwellers In the.Southern New London. Coach Dick Solla- I the William protective pocket in. order to spot you’ll have next summer. Head out aionala. And chief among his wor­ ahead,^ said lies atfer the game. I they had long aliice departed so 1 in Maine and ‘(snowballs were eat Aiding Pinto in the scoring de­ have a rather unlmposlng 2-4 rec­ nek’s Manchester Vwimmlng teiim Oil team follow by Manchester their receivers. settled for a long walk before Starting at 8. All members are Division of the Charter Oak Con­ 'lOUCtiDOWN— End Dave Kocoihrek of San Diego gath­ to the city dump to make the ries “are Ronnie Bull of Baylor and "But I ended up In the clear and I en for breakfsist with maple syrup.” partment for Green Manor was ord bu( have lost some hard has only one meet slattd this Plymouth second. Top average be­ No Handicap quickest, easiest smoke house ever. Idark. .Teevee movie, titled Satur- urged to be <. prompt as the ference, RHAM- (2-6) has two ers in third period pass and falls Across Bill Atkins of Earl Gros of Lousiana State, who caught the pass.’’ Spider was excused from the chll- Jim'-Glenney with 14 markers. fought decisions including a four- week. Tiie-sday .afternoon the In- longed to Bob Hyde with a 109 who However, Hall’s lack of size was Plclc up an old refrigerator shell Iday'S 'Hero, about-the-ill* of col- agen da Is heavy, and will games on the docket h((-t only one sparked the'rebel team. ' Httdl said the field goal was ; ~ dren’s hour, to be conducted in an­ Gletmey alto stood out because, of. pblnteT-'to Brlston Eastern’: and-a- diifin n a lllo fi' WHl Begtn quest o f alsa-owned-hlgb-triple. a-368,. Beat-, the Buffalo Bills- It was a touchdovm for the-West All- no great handicap as he led Penn with door attached. Bore several llege football, held my interest in his hustle and rebounding while quire Everyone’s cooperation tcTbe is a iesfpie contest, Friday the. single was rolled by Bob Seretto, Bull, a 198-pound halfback, was planned but, “When I dropped the other department 4 . One of the completed In -reasonable length of one-pointer to Bristol Central. The Sachems visit East Hampton for a the Central Connecticut Inter- . Stars in yeisterday’s first annual American Football State to a 7-3 season and threw holes In the, top. Next summer a pass from center, I had to do some­ Ithe early evening, more ao than Leo Cyr made his presence felt a ]6S on the last session of the the No. 1 draft choice of the Chi­ standouts wltli the Hartford UConn time. Coaches are reminded Uiat BelUown co-:ieaders clash head-on loop fray but before that hfiat un­ scholastic League crown entertain­ League All-Star game in San Diego, Calif. (AP Photo­ three touchdown passes as the Nlt- pan of hickory chips on an electric cago Beats. Gros was the top pick thing. It was strictly improvised.” l*ny of the bowl games. hoopsters is Jim McAuley of Man­ 'With several nifty steals. Friday night and something will first round who also had a 342 tauiy Lions whipped Georgia Tech hot plate in the bottom of the re­ " Lead at Every Tom they are to bring their equipment defeated Windham Tech Wednea- ing Platt of Meriden. Last year triple. fax.) of the NFL champion Green Bay Intercepted passes featured tha chester. a lad who didn't play high have to give unless either or both the Indians shared the CCIL title ,30-15 In the Gator Bowl. frigerator artiokea the filets on the game, with 10 picked off by op- Tuesday Plainville, which had to play inventory with them. day. Packers. school ball. Jim scoiad in double are upset on Tuesday which hard­ with Maloney and Windham. .Other good scores wera Skip It was on the strength of this racks above. ' Ttity were key players in the poionents. The East lost six, thS Back at the aports desk lor the figures and played a fine floor game without ace Tony Newman vvho is ly, eerms likely. Eastern fSets Busiest quintet of the bunch will Kelly 1 ^ 3 0 -3 7 3 , Howard Holmes performance that Tommy Mont, A cold-weather fire starter uses INCOMPLETE—-East’s Don Jonas, 41, of Penn State, de-‘ W(est four: Ifirit time this year and it felt | !„ * jogg to Ne„. Haven. Porky sidelined with a broken ankle,- had 51ANCHESTER' SPORTSMEN 113-133. 'LStTy Aceto. 113-121, Terry U.S. Ek>wl talent scout, selected -fast Southerii attack which Lan­ ,a ball of soft twine or cotton clothes fleets a pass intended for West’s waiting Andy Guida, 82, dry talked about. Roman Gabriel, the tall East |good. 1 V*®*™ assists In coaching the Elm four players in double figures in a Association Inc. _will hold its first Kelly llO-lVK Ron . Anderaon 118- Hall for yesterday’s game. well distributed acoring attack. ions Hurt line soaked in parafln. Snip off a pf George Washington University. (AP Photofax.) ‘They're both great runners, quarterback from North Carolina ■ heavier after the second holiday City College, a coming .small col-, meeting of 1962 at the clubhouse 118, Tom Kittle 148, Frank Mc­ Hall was voted the outstanding Bob. Fowler’s 14 points topped the length depending on the heat you and they ought to do w-ell in the State, had three aerials Intercept- , ■ weekend in two weeks, I welcomed lege power In New England. Dan in North Coventry. The session Namara 127, BUl.^rry 120, Bruce player In the game on the strength need to get the campfire burning ed. Wisconsin’s Ron Miller of the I the opportunity to get back Into the Pinto of Manchester, who com­ losers. Yale Scared Teftin Play Big Factor Capps IIS, Bob Nlfyde 118, BtU o f his three touchdown passes and National Football League,” said Gfeen Manor led at ever>' turn will atari at 8, bright. Ewbaiik. East and Colorado’s Gale Weidner liwing of things, so to apeak .. Bob bines playing basketball with n*. Remmy llB, MIk*, Kualak 118, brilliant all around performance. JSot Standing PaL iMuldooh, grand tali cedar of Nut- but never could build up a substan­ Frank Katkauskas ll3>Y>ave Turn­ And ask your wife to buy her Bull gained 133 yards on 18 of the West each lost two. Hadl flclating^—of course, not at the As West Tops East He completed 28 of 49 paases— bouillon cubes in- the little round and Jimmy Saxton of the West and Imeg Forest, No. 116 Tall Cedars of tial lead over the pesky Bakers HIPPO COBRENTI of^anches- But Defeats ruahes and Groa carried ,19 times same time—was my partner too - 1 “ "r ';;’’’ er 111, Frank RinaldiLyn­ one 44 yards for a touchdown-^and cans that just happen to be the per­ ■ Lebanon, waa waiting for a tardy (no- th» u.h(«Mo f»fr(r(ai Hmer waa Quarter acorea all in fayqr of the ter finished fifth in the'Whltney- wood Vtgnault 110. for 114 yards. Each scored tw o Minnesota’s Sandy Stephens for ing the whistle. Official timer was As Cross Beats UConn had only one Intercepted. fect size in which to store a apare the EJast threw one' apiece. Smith ^ ■ editor. His visit was In the nature Manormen were l'6-ll, 32-22 and Grove Men’s Open Duckpln Bowl­ Packers Best Game touchdowna. Joe Kubachka, fine Hartford High San Diego, Galif. (A>—Houston quarterback George Blan- Mixing his plays cleveyly and spark plug. Seal the top with tape Intercepted two passes and Lance I of making a presentation to me for mentor.'ohe of the state’s best. 48-42. ing Tournament he)d over the Brown Bears Eelldey Bantam Boys—D4va faking brilliantly. Hall directed the and chuqk It Into your tool box. The game was the profaasional Alworth ' of Arkansas, voted the' sisistance in publicizing the annual Next Sunday Green Man6r will weekend in New Haven. Correnll By EARL YOST da has a hair problem, called Charlie McNeil. debut, of the college players. Ekich Cappa 110-111, Bill McKinney 188. West on scoring drives of 80, 84, HUNTING game’s outstanding back, stole one. I Five Mile Road Race, sponsored Friday be on the road against Sotithing- had a 1,090 eight game plnfaU and The University of ConnecUcut "He’s always in my hair,” muttered Blanda after the West member of tha winning South Team play and superb ball handling was the difference 82 and 59 yards, in addition to his Check out fire towera In the area Was Against Browns Alworth said he was "Just J by the Tall Cedars. The citation Proud father — for the second top. collected $66 for h)s effort. ran into a sharpshooter named H^lday 'fit, Boys — Alex Ur- swiped five of his passes and battered the favored East 47.- 44-yard scoring toss to Bobby Lee team got $600 and the N o r t h ■ was appreciated and 1 only hope (72) Saturday night between Holy Gross and Connecticut in the you plan to hunt.. A clirhb, and few lucky” In winning the top back time—George Mitchell phoned to B. F. PI*. Jao’K Folej'. banett) 1S4-113^:)>$B1, Don Stmmona 37 yesterday in thd first American^ Thompson of Arizona. players got $600. I that 1 can assist for many more Crusaders’ come-from-behind 79-70 basketball win at Storrs. minutes mapping with pencil and award. i report Reboot entered the world ftlrimcy .. .. 4 fi-7 14 ROLAND IRISH, another Silk Yale had its troubles with 188, Gary Oorreii*irreiitl 134. Larry Ja- Football Lieague All-Star game. The West's shortest scoring drive paper lets you make a. quick top<^ "John Hadl was throwing some years in helping raise money for .. 0 3“3 2 All-America Jack (Tlic Shot) Fole.v more than lived up to mattla 129, 'John HeiQzman 123, Blanda said West linebacicera Miami Beach, Fla. (/P)— The.Green Bay Packers will not be at 4 a.m. at Hartford Hospital. ; 0 0-0 0 City duckpinner; placed fourth In Brown. ended on a freak play. Hall tossed graphical diagram of th ^u nt that good passes and I was there,” he the Muscular Dystrophy Fund, the pre-gpime'sexpectatlons with a 32-A Rich Lovett 13L Don W lha 113, SherrUi Headrick and E. J. Holhb, New TV Pact main reason behind the road race 'This makes -two sons for the' Butkiis .; .. 3 0-4 fi the Class B * event held at the There was a difference, though. to Thompson on the nine. Thomip- will help you score. ;Tne game fat cats, resting on their well-padded bank accounts next fall, Mink and Boxing arid. The Arkansas halfback Southington High freshman ath-( K(-rn<'y ... ■ 2 2M fi Despite a scare, the' Elia edged point perfotmance, 16 in each half, Ren Lepak ill. both from Dallas, and pass de­ , .Tom Kelley, fine, young basket­ .V 10 ft-9 : 26.2$^ Meriden Casino. Irish hit 806 in the Crusaders went Into a aaml- son fought his way to the three ranger can probably give some if Vinnie Lombardi can help it. ■nased five for 69 yards, several on letic coadli, longrtlme promoter of . jJoriart.v'”. underdog. Brown. 69-68, while Con- before a sellohtcrowd of 4,500. fenders McNeil of San Diego, Fred then fumbled. Into the end zone. ball official and physical education .. 4 2-5 10 this handicap tourney and won atall. looking for Uie good shot. g ood . clue's to where he's seen "Complacency always is a prob-9 Close to Fullnier diving batches. semi-pro sports in Manche.lter. cvd .. 1 1-1 .3 nectjcut bowed to Holy Cross, 79- Coach HugtiMJreer’s Huskies Holiday Jr. Olria—Nkncy Wabb WUllamson of Oakland and' I^avid Interest Jim Vollenweider of Miami fell on teacher in the local school system, - 0-0 $21. Another Manche.ster bowler, The strategy peid off aa Galla­ game too. lem with a championship team," Ferguson’s tou ch d ow n run Making rapid strides on the road ^rjttiistnn .. 1 70, the principal collegiate baa- led by ss much sKflve points in gher. Foley, mattery and the pesky lli-t li—821, Mary Lynn Rivard Webster of Dallas all'(k>mblned to the ball for a West touchdown. Elarl Gros, Louisiana State full­ startled the West team and the stopped at the desk after lunch and .. 0 ,0 Tony Salvatore, rolled 771 gooi lit, Carol UrbanatU llB. Kathy When your boys start hunting, ■aid Lombardi who doubles In back who scored two touchdowns Milwaukee tJP)— NBA M-i d d 1 e- to recovery. Bill S-iioneskl report- ‘ " ketball action in Connecticut Sat­ the firsts hslf beforeNttie Purple, Kcllv opened the gales post a give him a miserable afternoon. Hall said after the game the brass as coach and general man­ 29,508 spectators who braved, discussed the weekend football 'for "an $8 return. to Oaudino 114, Joan . UrbanatU 110. The West converted four of the Of NL Owners trim down two long shotgun or in’ the Senior Bowl game. welght Boxing Champion Gena ed he would be back in the midget Totals — . 25 ■32-34 72 urday night. . behind the outside aftaptlng of :• : - ” l wKh 3:M left. West line gave him the same kind ager o f the Packers. "W e’ll have threatening ckies and filled Hono­ picture .. Bill Andrulot, Park De­ Plsinvlllr (6S>M) thefts into touchdowns in the bruis­ rifle stocks In sections. As the ■ ’’Gros is a 227-pounder,” he said. Fullmer was In town yesterday partment foreman, announced in and pony football league - picture '• F. Pt». At Naw"'Haven, Yale expected Foley,. Pat Gallagher arid. Pete Foley was magnificent. If one of protection he had gotten from to. try to overcome It.” lulu Stadium to near capacity. He B. Green Jr, Boya—BUI Adamian ing struggle. Williamson ran one youngsters grow you can glue and ’'We’ll have four big running backs for another kind of competition—> the daily communique from hla of­ next "season. .Typewriter repair-('chapman .; .. 5 • 2-4 12 Hockey at a Glance to romp over the Brums from O'Oonhor, forged ahead at''half- co„... ..((ui his play it would be Miami Beach, Fla. (IP) — 'A $9 the Benn State fowrard will ‘T o ­ appeared to be stopped twice on a 0-2 0 Jayeae BUdgeta —• Ttm.Haaaatt back b3 yards for the next-to-last dowel the sections back on. The Those who have watched Lom­ in Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Tom the International mink exhibit fice that at least fWo mdre cold roan Pete Martello was in the office i W'"*,'*';'’')' • .. 0 Providencs, R.I. and the Ella were tlme, 40-33. that he doesn't shoot enough. The million plus television contract ward the end of the season when gim grows up with the boy. drive off right tackle from hla own .. 0 0-0 0 NATIONAL LEAGIB 100-118, Tom Tlamay lOO-lOi; Rteh- West score. bardi drive his men in 15-belo\d Moore and Gros. To help Boyd "When I retire from boxing, I days would be necessary to g e t the knd talked basketball. His aon A.. 4 .3-5 11 on their way with a 16-polnt lead 'The home forces Ju*t- couldn’r^rew cut sharpshooter cegM 11. of will be the main topic when the Na^ we were hot. That was good pro­ 28. But be broke loose and reached 0-0 0 Toronto .4, New York 8. ard Odnatantlna 188, Marty Habart Oddly, Blanda lost six passes tional Football l-eague opens its tection,. I had a- lot of time for degree weather on a frozen field" Dowler at flanker back We drafted hope to make mink raiichlng my necessary six Inches of black ice Jimmy, tall, handsome and with a ; Sandsil ■ ■.■/.". .. 0 at the half. cope with the prea? applied by ITtrles, most of the overhead, one- 104, Brian Newman 108. - - full-time J» Tuesday, Jan. 9 have aet s record for throwing Renaissance star. Herb A FYan Crandall 10 quarterback Cotton Davidson with mlsaioner to succeed- the late Bert Western Conference. offensive line should be Intact and Fullmer' also talked about box­ Utah' State’s Merlin O l ^ , se­ player, ^ rved as official scorer at tion at night and his two good Kaminsky and Denny Lynch avert­ Norm A Flo Kloier 10 Blast Ckxach Bill MePeak said Southington at Rockville, 8. passes into enemy hgnds, and Len Carlson picked up his fourth ftegr John A VI Morton 16 reversing the gams’ll tide—"He Bell. the slippery • footing — It rained we drafted John Schopt of Mich­ ing. lected the game’s top lineman, the beautiful Conard gym. Met up looking sons and Don Lodge made ed ihe upset. picked up the team and got it roll- Coventry at EBIlngton,. 8. ’’The Chicago Bears finished Big Names in New England Carlson. / sonsl early In the second half an^ The final details of the new TV m ost'of Saturday hampered ef­ igan and Ed Blaine of Missouri, He said he’d like to fight Archie said he never had played on a with Walt Schmidt, Conard assist­ the trip, all three quiet a* church The victory was Yale’s second in Swimming — Platt at Manches­ real strong,” he said. ’’Baltimore more slippery* field. “That mud Big 8-11 Ed Slomcsnski paced watched moat of the last 20 min­ ahoo(era wera Andy Lamourea(|z contract still are being worked out. fectiveness of the' smaller East two offensive guards. Don’t forget Moore for the light heavyweight ant vice • principal, formerly of mice going but noisy, as are all fvy Leagtie competition, both over _____ ^Roland Irlah 13S-116-46a, John fiavldson, ^Uled as an under­ ter, 3:30. always will be a contender as long stuck to use like glue,” he said. of Woodstock Academy when Rollle the UConn point parade with IS utes on the bench. Hl.s absence, as It will be a package deal with a backs. And Art Perkths, 220- as they have Johnny Unitas. You we won without Jerry Kramer, the crown; He won't quit the ring un­ good, healthy youngsters, on "the Brown, against no losses. Ysit’s points but ha should have had M ortoaK g^, Jeanna Irlah 130-lia-lll study to, charger Jack Kemp, took Wednesday, Jan. 10 Both Sides Hurting - Sheldon played at the latter school. a scorer, hurt. -S------47. ____^ - ItoMS.______Herb Crandall single network (CBS) for exclusive pound West fullback from North best guard in the league. We also til he loses hia title, and he'd be return trip on iby roAds. Like my overall record is 6-4. 134, Bob Mriiann 134, Don Carpanter the reins in the second period Cheney Tech at Hartford Tech. expect LOs Angeles to explode any Blast Coach Joe' Kuharieh of At times, Bristol looked like world twice that number If his mate* After all thes* years, UConn haa rights to all regular season games Texas State, was the top runner minute. San FVanclsco has great hope to have our three men out glad to help any youngster Inter­ boys, when they go with me, one Mahland and Foley Trinity’s Daryle Uphoff tappsd could have gotten the ball Into 133. fi'an Crandii^’riL Helen McCann alter Kemp . hadn't engineered finally gotten, a big man, but Sat­ for two years at .about $4,650,OOO Windham Tech at RHAM. ested In boxing. Notre Dame called the game beaters but had to hang on to re­ of the trip highlights-was a stop in ,a rebound in' the final two sec­ 118. VI Morton llT,. ho Klotar ill, a first down. of the day with 99 yards In 17 speed. .Detroit has a solid defense of the Army by then — Homimg, main unbeaten. Carlson, former him outside the foul lane. When urday night there waan’t one team­ Beuy Lameureaux 11$, a year. Each df the 14 clubs will, carries. St. Thomas .Seminary at E)aat "Sure I’ll fight Archie Moore,” “truly fine All-Star football,.tmder at Friendly’s for ice cream. onds -to give tihe Bantams a hair­ Davidson quickly threw 44 yards Catholic, 3:30. and Minnesota Is coming. Ray Nitschke and Dowler. local eager, has come up with an­ individual play waa dropped in mate who cmild repeatedly get the share equally. Eadh will get about For the Blast, Navy’s Greg said the 30-year-old Fullmer. “But adverse conditions. Both aides were line, 81-79 victory over Tuft* at favor or teamwork, and the ball to San Diego’s Don Stone as the Friday, Jan. 13 Fine Balance "On defense the only man with really hitting.” other fine squad at the Bell Town ball Into Slomcenpkl. $320,000. Mather kicked field goals' of 40 he isn’t going to get all the money Saturday Medford. Mass. Uphoff also was given to the biggest man on the West took a 7-6 lead. ’The East Wethersfield at Manchester, 8, 'iWie have a fine balance In the any age is Dave Hanner and. he and that’s what he’a asking. After -UCJLA’s Bill ’Barnes, West I school. ■ ior R oles Errors oh errant passes, art not Congressional action paved the and 41 yards and Bobby Ply of ■ Roads 8-ere glare ice this a.m. Play high scorer with 26. floor, UConn was Vfrj- much in regained the edge at 12-7. But Arena. W este^ Conference. The Blast has is not too old. Ron Gassert, a all, the light heavyweight crown coach, said It was a "tremendous kept but UConn w;on (hla dubious {Jnb0ti0vabl0 then Abnjr Haynes of Dallas way for single network contracts Baylor completed 17 of 38 pas- tackle from ’Virginia, may help ■Wednesday and traveling conditions were so Trinity trailed by eight midway the gsme. honor ((gainst the Cross. It was by pro football, baseball, basketball sea for 220 yards with none inter­ St. James at Cheney Tech,' 2, some good clubs at the top but Isn’t such a valuable thing. My bail game, .especially considering tolled 11 j^rds for one score and Armory. tapers off In the lower regrions.” and we also have Ron Kostelnik Mail bag included a nice letter bad that -eyen milk and bakery in the second act but tied the Knot Count the difference between victory and In ic0 0n d $ n o w l and hockey leagues last summer cepted. The Blast touchdowns middleweight title ie.,worth much the sloppy conditions. D was the - trucks were abandoned on the Boston (/?=)—Little All-America Bob Mahland, of Williams score with six seconds left, after After mix minutes of the second Davidson threw 24 yards to San Rockville at Glastonbury. After his Packers thumped who was a rookie last year. Our more. So what would I gain flg^t-, from Bob Fiahel. the excellent pub­ 'defeaW Diego's Dave Kocoiirek to decide after a federal judge ruled an ear­ came on shor^. runs by Leroy boat All-Star game I!ye ever Bide streets. Travel was at a and All-America candidate Jackie" Foley of Holy Cross are Barry Legliorne found the range. half, UConn, fighting hack and Holy Cross Is not a great club TMKMMW lier contract violated antitrust Jackson o< Western Illinois and Bob RHAM at East Hampton. Cleveland in mid-season Lombardi linebackers are young. We drafted ing him for small money ? No, if he’ seen.” lic relations director for the New the issue before halftime. Granby at EUlington. said they were "The best football' quite a few defensive backs be­ York Yankees and friend of all snail’s pace, no faster than 20 making sure their teams stay in the tylRR^ts circle. Tuft* won the ball on a backcourt playing as a unit, knotted the but the Cnisaders play a much laws.. - Jackson of New Mexico,. wants the fight, he’a got to give me Apparently the only unhappy violation but lost control on the smarter brand of ball and have the Big ThHU , Rifle — Hamden at Manchester, club ever.” He still thinks so hut cause we needed more depth.’* an equitable eharS.” I writers in Connecticut. Like the m.pJi., and -I managed to get to Behind the 6 ^ Mahland, a aenlorA------r ------^ count at 51-all and went ahead A crowd of 20,973 in Balboa Sta­ The Playoff Bowl, under fire A crowd of 21,096 turned out In participant was Mlnnesota’a 13 Blasell St. wlthouL_any Inci­ paas-in. Trinity put the ball on 53-51 on , Gerry Manning’s hoop. ball handlers, plus Mr^ Foley. DKW after the small crowd and lopsided cool, stinny -weather in 4l)e 50,000 Saturday, Jan. IS he does .not believe their playoff Lombardi, a disciple of old meat As for the future, he eald, "I Stephens. An All-America qOXr- I YanksrFlahel U tops in hla field. and Wllltsms capUln from Garden folk T , _ dium got its prime second-half St. Bernard’s at Elaat CathoUb, game with the Giants was their tmd potatoes football, sMd he Annual winter caravan of Yankee dent but did slid into a snow bank City, N. Y., the Ephmen ran their the T(M tor UphOB’S lAp-lH.------That v;£» the last time ID* home — UConn plays at Rhode Island jutiioR oeufitK thrill when Haynes ran a punt score of Saturday’s second renew­ capacity new D. C. Stadium. Only feel that since I won my UUe In terback who led the Gophers to a and 25 at Worcester Poly Satur­ It was Trinity’s alxth victory in forces led before Mr. Foley, s 6-5 tomorrow night, eritertatna New 7:30. best effort. didn’t plan to change. the ring, that’s where I’m going to players wlU Invade Connecticut In the parking lot... Inclement season's record to 10-0 with a pair day night, the Judges winning 82- back 68 yards to a touchdown. al, will be discussed. Quarterback about 11,000 of the toUU was paid Rose Bowl victory lasrt: week, seven performances. stringbean. went into action. A Hampshire. 'Thursday night and "We were .a perfect football "W e’ll go with the 'Big Men’ lose It. 'When that time cornea, I Wednesday; Jan. 24 with the weather prevailed d l day and in­ of victories laat week. Soon after, Davidson threw a 10- Sonny Jurgensen and tackle J. D. attendance. The game was tele­ Stephens played only hriefly In 72, three-point .play opened the gates then receives Manhattan Saturday Smith of Philadelphia were in­ vised nationally. > team against Cleveland that day,” offense. The smaller men with want a crack at regaining it. Then, I Waver^' Inn the site -with Man­ stead of taking the planned Ice The lanky Foley, who atanda 6-6. Harvard tfpeet Cue from Wilt yard scorer to Charger Don Nor­ Weekend Fights the second half. "I expected.'T. Wesleyan’S Wlnky Davenport and with the count 62-80, Cross. night. jured in Detroit's 38.-10 rout of the U.S. Bowl promoters said with he said. "Ws weren’t blocking as speed may-be faster but we like if I lose again. I ’ll hang up the more after flying all the way to ager Ralph Houk. slated to .head skating trip I settled back and scored 62 points In two winning Dertmo((th upset a fast-rolling ton—the fourth straight West score the delegation. Flahel said Hal viewed tha footbaU offerings on games for the (Jruaaders. who now took his cue from Wilt .Chsunber- as the game nearly became a Eagles before only 25,612, fans. the help of the television revenues New York—Charlie Scott, crisply against the Giants. Actu­ to contrpl the ball.” gloves.” Hawaii,” he said. Haiward team Saturday night, There Is agitation to shift to a the game turned a slight profit. 148.H, Philadelphia, outpointed ally, I think we were better .offen­ With the draft choices-added Ooodnough, well known In th'ese teeveeV.. My son Dean waa a are 7-2 for the campaign. ' 61-56, as Steve Spahn scored 29 laln Saturday night. He poured In rout. Davidson completed 16 of 28. But, he added he imderatood why parts as a .sports ^»aker, may Mahland talUed 17 poinU as 38 points to- lead Wesleyan to pas.sing attempts for 239 yard.s. Sunday game In the future. "Welre In business now and de­ Gaapar Ortega, 148, Mexico, 10. sively in our first game with the to the. championship team that Field Pruned Kuharieh didn’t use him. ‘T got passenger at night for the UConn- points. Harvard had won six of The league will consider a pro­ finitely will be back next year,” Tokyo — Tsuntoml Miyamoto, Giants than In the playoff game.” rolled up an 11-3 recqrd, the Pack­ join the 'Yankee organization.. No Holy Cross game. A ca p a city •Williams downed Bowdoin 74-70 its last seven but trailed all the T7-io "Victory over Mlddlebury,l\L^- Open in'Showdown Stage Statistically, the game was Newton, Maaa..()Tj—Who will be here Wednesday about four days better man t6 stimulate Interest Friday night. He contributed 20 Tire 'Vermonteri have yet to win closer than the score—18 first posal to increase the player limit said a spokesman. 132(4, Japan, outpointed Willie Lombardi thinks he came up ers are sure thing to be odds-on after most of' the others arrived. crowd wat(Uied the smooth . and way against the ballhawking the next-.iootball coach at Boston I in the Yanka, or any club for the clever operating Crusaders win more Saturday n^ht In a- 67-42 e game. Davenport, a sophomore, downs for each team and a total from 36 to 38 as It was before Rebolado, 135, Philippines, 10. with a top flight draft choice in favorites to repeat next fall. College remains a mystery today And Gabriel and Miller (who Indi(uis. "With Deadlock at End looming the M in o l t a Vikings franchise matter, could be' secured than going away. 79-70, with Jack triumph at Bates. WllUams put the Fairfield won its seventh in nine ■cored 20 points in the first half to offense edge of only 25 yards for although there are Indications the played ahead of him at quarter­ Madebytht was activated last seeison. Most of Rec Volleyball Goodnough. .Lefty Bray, eying the (The §hot) Foley butstahdlng with Bates dectaiop S^way by aeoring 31 ■btarts by defeating American In­ give his team its fourth \vin In six the x-ictors; But East defenders field of candidates haa been sharp­ back) had worked ■wltii Kuharirii calendar and counting the days be­ of the first 39 points of the second games. The contest was at Mld­ AutO’ Oo/on DMsion o f picked off only-K)ne West aerial. the.coaches favor the increase but 32 point?. Jeff Koelsch was among ternational Saturday night, 64-59. The 36th* Ooalby led by one stroke sel­ ly pruned. One o f the prospects in the Ekist-West Shrine game at fore he h e ^ s South to help the half. dlebury. U)$ Ang®!** ^efce'doa-Beoz West squad members got $700 there is some opposition among , Men's Volleyball League Didnh Like WayNBA Operated San B7»ncisbO' and knew the the many Silk Town residents In Fairfield had beaten St...Francis chapter of, the Loi Angeles Open ling forth yesterday over the sun­ the owners. considered moat likely, John Mc­ major league baseball teams get Foley entered hla two games az three nights earlier, 88-76. Using its bright advantage. baked. 7,000-yard, par $8-86-71 . each. Each loser took home $500. "West Side RIFLE Kenna, currently footfall coach at plays.” attendance. Excellent officiating reached the showdown stage today An Injured player reserve list into shape in the Saraaota-St. the nation’s No. 2 scorer, averag­ Bridgeport overcame a 12-polnt Rsuicho Municipal . Golf Club NATIONAL LEAGUE Virginia M llits^ Inatltute, laat with Bill (DoUy) King, ex-pro and with a wide optn struggle in pro­ may be established and the parti­ Standings So Ahe Organized Own League Petersburg area, stopped-to •say ing 29.3 polnU per game. Against deficit In the first half to put down (bourse. Tony Lema was the near­ Ex-Writer Dies CLUB night said he “Would very likely Mickey Wright finished the 1961' a friend for many years calUng Dartmouth Thursday night Jackie Central Connecticut, 92-73. Bridge­ spect for the winning share of the cipation of players on leave from W. L. hello.. .Motored to Bast Catholic the plays with Hagan Anderaon; est. . remain at VMI.” Mentioned as the golf tour by running her string to to view'the unbeaten Eagles’ bas­ fired in 30 points in an 80-48 port ted,at the intermission, 89-87. $45,000 purse.' military service may be extended Liberty Mutual ...... 20 4 .833 The latter - worked the Holiday ■ Three previously unheralded pro­ Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer . Boston (JP) — George Carens, 69, New York (NBA)-:-Abe Baper-#ready It la call^-the home run. NOTES other two candidates .have been 48 tournaments in which she haa ketball team ‘against. the Bristol trouncing. He added 32 against Bridgeport, now 4-5, was paced CENTER anotbae-year. Gus’a , ...... l i 7 .611 Festival finals the previous.week fessional - golfers domlmted the' were two . .^hots behind, Rodgers I who spent 52 years on the sports The only change in the playing atein, who has been around bas­ "There were enough agood play­ Jim Miller, coach at Detroit Uni­ been in the money. She waa in the St. Anthony’s frosh. It was no Connecticut Ssturday night, the by Joe T ^ isno with 26, while and HAwkins three and Hebert East Sides ...... 9 9 versity, and Mickey (Connolly, money in all-24 LPGA tourneys in In New York. picture for the final 18 holes snd staffs of the Boston Herald, the rules that is proposed would make ketball so long that he looks like ers and places to put them for an­ contest, Bristol failing to score a Purple posting a 79-70 win. Holy Central. 6-5,. had its high man In (our. MOTOR 3ALES Firemen ...... 10 11 The Pellet. Rifle Club competi­ backfleld coach at Holy Cross.' 1961. the $1,600 top m'(iney." Boston Travelert and the defunct it Illegal for a defender to grab St. Mary’s ...... 3 15 one, dropped out of the clouds and other league. I felt I knew where Cross now has won- its last- four. - Bob Reagan with 22. They met in After nine holes Rodgers was; INCORPOBATED Boston Transcript, died yesterday tion conducted I by the Recreaticbi Staaidoat Teams New Britain. They were bYed Hawkins of El' Your DKW Auto Union Dealer the face mask of a ball carrier. It Man. Auto Parts .. ...2 16 into Navy York enrobte , to Lon­ franchises belonged. I utilized pro­ Department' la back In full swing even with Goalby, and as Lema, I at S^ttuck Hospital. The retired now is Illegal to grab the mask don. * motional friendships I formed .dur­ Elsewhere, Assumption. Boston Undefeated .Assumption hand­ Paso, Tex., snd cocky, young Phil Jacobs and Brew'er disappeared in j after the holiday vacation Iwlth Rodgers of La Jolla, Calif,- dead­ 884 Center St.—Manchester Carens was able to make the of anybody but the carrier. ing my years with the Globetrot­ College, Providence, Trilnlty Brsn- cuffed the University o f Hart­ the birdie battle, Rodgers, Haw- Week’s Schedule: 'Dies. Blast After, a half century in .the the following results: iMaris Worst Hitter in Baseball locked for the lead with 54-hole Phene Ml 8-1691 nresentatlon of the GeSrge Carens A delegation from the Hall o f Sides vs. St. Mary’s at 8; Wed. ters.” , - NFL to G>risider New TV Deal deis and Dartmouth headed a field ford’s offense by shifting from a kins and Hebert took command. ' Memorial Award, established by game, Saperatein knows a little American League—Ekist. Side 24, of many fine performancea. ■ - "zone to man-to-man and overpow­ scores of 206 —t and hefty Lionel E-Z Terms— Open Evenings . Fame, to be dedicated at Canton, Firemen vs. Liberty at 8, Gus’s ys. more about basketball, promotion Little Abe no has eight bntnd Y 17, West Side 14: National Hawkins, Rodgers and’ Hebert ^e.Boston football writers after Assumption won Its eighth with­ ered the Connecticut team, 82-88. Hetort, former national PGA each shot 8S.s while Goalby fell Ohio in 1963, is expected to make a Auto Parts at 8:45. than anybody else. Little Abe got new chain atorea stretched all the League—Y 24, West Side 20, East |Whp Ever C ollected 61. Homers he became seriously ill. progress report. Aiid Increase in Player Limit out defeat by basting Hartford at Worceater. Hartford scored only champion and brother of Jay, an­ back w^th ($73. more out of the rounball and took way from Commack, Long Island, Side 10. other ex-PGA, king. Lionel was American Leagfue resumes to­ Saturday night. 52-88. Oo-Captaln 12 points In the first half and It farther than anybody e 1 a e. N.'Y., to Honolulu. Other clubs are Bldtvtdual’ honors In each buUd- Ed Hlppert. who was "named the dropped to a 2-6 record. i one stroke ba-k of the .co-lesdcrs. night after a two-week lapse with In Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, lag: Bhist Side Americana: Scott Miami Beach, Fla., UP) Tbe#when the Minnesota Viklnga oper­ New York (Ah Roger-MariaAyears record producOon. but hopes The Chicago butterball had two ~ «_A. ^ to get paid for the .81 heha h hitIt losTlast moat valuable player in the Fairfield’s Invasion of Masse ! Alone at 208 was formidable Bob Scandla meeting Center Congo at troupes of highly aucc'eaaful and Kansas City, Los Angeles and San Willoughby 78; Doug McClain 67; National 'Football League, fresh ated as the 14 th club. ha?, the answer for the critics who, 8 and Watkins and the West Sides ■eaaon. Springfield Tournament over the chusetts ended mdr* successfully, i Ooalby. winner of the IMI world famous Harlem Globetrot­ Francisco. One club,, ^iiti Tapers, Dick Maloney 67; i;mve Thompaon from ita most successful season, There 'la a vote to establish an. call him a slugger, not a hitter. playing at 8;45. Tuesday • night, "I don’t^expoct to Wt 61 n«ct holidays, scored 14 points. BJven The Stags-trimmed.Americim In- Angeles Open and the leader thls- Special Tuesday Only ters launching their 35th season. already haa switched sites—from 60; Bob MacMillan .60; - Nationals; will consider a new $9 ihUUon-pJus injured reserve Us( ' for players “I'm Just the worst hitter in more Impreaalve waa Assumption’s tamatlonal, 64-89. at Springfield, year through the first, two rounde. Civitan meets UAR at 8:45. tele'vialoa deal and an Increase in baseball vriio ever, hit 61 homers, season,” Roger aaid. “I’m not go­ He was the largest individual IVaahlngton to Commack, where It Dennis Smith 82; Jim iCrowe 80; Injured during the season. Under great defense, hoiaing iU laat four the player limit at the annual the present system an Injured play­ the New 'York Yankee outfielder- ing 5 to eonseioualy riianga my Nick MacArchuk’a M ^Inta for Further back and virtually out stockholder In the Philadelphia haa a comparatively new arena and Don Hahn 79; BiH'Hawver 71; Hal opponritts to an avaraga of 41 Fairfield waa high for the game, the winner’s circle were such a million people to draw from'. The Winchell 71. West Side: Ameri­ meetings opening Monday. er, taken off the active Uat, must said today. swing,” he said. 'T did down the Warriors of the National Basket­ stretch laat year aftei’ we had points per game. Fairfield ia now 6-2. ‘ ! name players ss U.S. Open Cham- .. Speakers Listed Lios Angelea Jets are reportedly cans: Don Doughty 70; Ray C^m- 'Commiaaloner Pete Rozelle has be wahred by the other cluba-ThU . Maria, in town to preunote a new Big Jim Hooley waa at the helm ball Association:. done considerable woric on the new glove, said be planned to return to clinched the pennant and after I Wipimantlc State, the host, | pjon (5ene Utter (212), and the ’58 FIAT 1100 ready to follow the football Charg­ poseo 47; John Lumen 68; Steve situation resulted in aeveral. at- . Saturday aa the Eagles o f BC won trlpplto North Adama State. 83-77; : qii- money winners in golf last Then .why would Saperstpin or­ Wllllamstown, Mas.s., (/P)—Coach ers to San Diego. Swetzes 61; Dick Oobb 49: Na­ TV agreement, that will be slmilac tempts by other'clubs in the league hi? home In Raytown, Mo., late to­ had'hit my 58th in Detroit. But ganize a rival league, especially In I’m not goinc to go out there their fourth In a row. beaUng after'the game was tied 41-41 at I year. Arnold Palmer (214) and Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State tionals: Pete Kuxmickaa 86; ^ y to the deal completed laat spring to sign injured players. day, probably without talking to Navy at Annapolis, 88-79. The 8-0 view of tha fact that lie. has been New Cittfs Flake 81; Gary Hollister 77; Paul but abandoned when it waa ruled the ’Yankees about a 1962 con­ swinging tor homers and hurt my the half. Tony Ropnano poured in Qgry Player (217). * - r - will speak at the American Foot­ There, will be other changes and Moat Take Action Hoolay tallied 30 points while 31 points for Wllllmsntic. ^ gtUi finding the professional 4-Door. Radio, heat­ an eyewitness td the hazards of Luman 72; Bob Prentice 71. Atnorr In violation of the antitriut laws tract. chuces of getting them.” ball Coaches Association Coach of .TTie league must take action on __ Jerry Ward had 23. Quinniplac won its aixtli game in ' tournamqnt jungle a rough place forming the old one? new cltlea A fter all, the NBA and leans: Norm by Federal Judge Allan Grim of allowing playen In mUltitary serv- ^ promiy(l (Yankee OenerH Maris said he bellevea hU con- the Tear Clinic at Springfield next, hla home -U- -J !h e -Fri«r» OjL grqv^eitee, W right aUrU_by--toe_cQmfprtabja was 21-year-old Jack Nicklaus, er, whitewalls. A $ month. Len W a .tter*s, Williams NBA BomMeff ' ‘ Shice Judge' Grim’a Tpe to~iHB7m~weeS«dd piu M back on the arinnlng trail after . AND ■oclatlon of America, were In 27 Robert Kolumber 66; Mike Me ruling, Oongtcaa haa paased a new touch with him whenever I in: Miaaouri, but ha hasn’t yet seen It. score of 85-46 over Durfee Tech, at who rriinqulshed his • natlonsT | coach, announced yesterday that “Because I believed the NBA was permitted this year cm a one- their dlaastroua road trip last amateur crown for a crack at the real clean car.' towns, and the NBA is still Insecute XIahon 49. NaUonala: Mike Bar law making- it legal for int> foot- aeason basis. Under this ruUng, toivn,',’ Maria aaiiL "But FU be "A registered letter aurrived at Fall River, Mass. Joe Reilly and j Buff Donelll of Columbia, Jiin bumbled,” said Saperatein, packing in Tour o f Ita present nine locali­ month. Provldenc*'whipped Brown Dave Tuthlll wera the Quina’ big play-for-money rank*. Ostendarp of Amhetst and either a brlefcttse in his Ehnpire State ton 81; Victor Delgrico T9; Kwl balL baseball.. baAetball a n d Green Bay, for instance, was able hack here on the 30th. m see him my hofee while I waa In Califor­ UP ties. Smith 78; Curtis Smith 77; Jamea hockey teama to make Bingle net­ then.” nia.” he said. "I presume It’e my 58-54 Wednesday night and topped guna with 15 and 14 apiece. Nicklaus, while‘not discouraged, 495 Bear Bryant of Alabanyi or Darrell Building .office preparatory to to uae Paul Hornung, Boyd Dow> American University 84-65 Satur­ New Haven College nipped vla- "Walter Brown of the Beaton Jeray 78. work TV deals as a leamM. ler and Ray Nitschke'and Cleve­ Maria sporting deep olroles un­ contract. I won’t know what it made the final 18 hole* with score* ' MANY OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS Royal of .Texas also wllUbe on d a tin g for the plane. “ I didn’t Celtics predicted that the 'Ameri­ day night. Jirt Hadnot, who scored Itlng SUtan Island Community hand Feb. 24-C5. The eoachea will like the way tha NBA or the pro­ Each week more boys are quali­ Package Deal land had Bobby MitcheU available der each eye.a^ ol^eualy very ealU for untU I gat home.’! of t4-70-72-216. It took 218 to FREE INSTALLATION can League would not survive un­ fying for their pro-markiman The deal, when and if finalised. for all games. The Yankee star 4a- believed to the final five points for the Brown College; 70-68. Jack Kelly’s 15-foot qualify for today’s final round. - LOW BANK RATES give lectures, during the two-day fessional gaune was being rim, For tired from a furious round of Victory, dumped in 16 against * Guaranteed far Aa Long Aa Vau Own Your Car til Christmas, but here it la in the badges. Tha fbUowlM boys re­ would call for one network (CBS) j speeches and after-dinner talks, be a*iri«g for about 870,000, aboat Jump ahot with three seconds left ’Tournament officiala announced program that will end with an several years I urgvid the owners new year and with sound owners ” w ? J ^ * ^ “i**^'"** the pro foot- American. 'Hie NIT defending gave Naw Haven the win. evening of football movies. ceived their badges: *re]Ty.Court- to carry aU NFL gamae In a $9,- 5f*lSi** Fame, to be dedicated, mgde it clear that ariien be talks douUe wbat be received laat year. there would-be a sudden ' death tq expand to California. I wanted atreaed Saperatein. "This despite Harney praaumably tfffered a con- championa now are 7-4 for the sea- playoff In the event of a tie- And ' to put a club in Los Angelea. right, Bruce Campbell, Mike Mc­ 800,000 package deal, oovertng two to 1983 at Canton, ^ ilo are due dhotract with, the- Yankees it arffl the rocks thrown at tu by my ee- Carty, Paul Majewaki, Curtia years at $4,m,000 a year. Each ■tderably lowar figure in their flqrt: . MU*' tha PGA tournament director,, Jim EASY TERMS kept voting It down.” ■ to give a pmgress report Ihe. be on tho baala o f hla record-act- Pro Bfitketbfill teemad friends In the NBA. An­ Smith; Victor Delgrioo, Ralph o f the 14 clube would ahaie equal­ ting thoana run mark, not hla .369 meeting. Trinity boasts a fine 8-1 slate Gaquin,' noted that tha .Los An­ Rule Roost Saperatein agreed with thoaa °*^ «tln g playen tor the Manchester Plymouth ticipating my moves, they switch­ Twlcbell, Doug McClain, Ricky ly .or about $320,000 each after de- hall win be dtaeussed. ' hatting avaragd. . As to how far apart they wera th a ^ of lato to Daryla Vphoff, geles Open ia "Over-dua for a who contend that NBA aoorlng has who sank tha w i n i ^ basket NBA MANCHESTER BRANCH ed the BOnnespoUa Lsken to Los Rudln, Jim O owa, Scott Wit- duetkm o f certain feen. IM . of the coaches will be en ahould be a 800 hitter,” Maria « i figures. Maris repUed: --- Boahm lU , Los Angriea 16. playoff.” 'I n-TMODTH-VAUANT 8AUES and SERVICE New York OP)—Ohio Stats aiid ■kyrockatod out of sight. A n ^ ea and put a clid> In Chicago. loughl^. “AU I can tell yon la that tha against Tufts Saturday nighL Up’ The litet one was In 1962 whan Misatsaippl Stats'ruled the roost If the Macbea voted, there prob­ ^ .y t ln g a , ralaing the “but I’m not gotng to aay APTLY NAMED — Son­ fiyracuaa 128, New York 117. "That la why tha American Bas­ "Rast aasured tha Amwlcan ably would ^ unanimoua m roval that I am- because the records laat time we t a lk ^ we parted in boB scorad on a tip-in with two Tommy" Bolt registered hi* first , B O V n s M> TALOOTTVIUX—MI S-S708—TB S-MIO today as the only two undefeated ketball League put in tha thraa- PoariWUty^ playara deals. League seconds remaining for an 81-79 ny Sunkett’s s q u'a r e St. LouU 137, PhtladalpfaU 112. HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE CO. League Is here to stay and already STABDUSI OBIS LPGA to boont the player limit n m 36 ••rbr to wBteh don't say so. Tm Just the woiat good faith.” Ciheinnati 133. Chicago 113 tournament. victory In a playoff major college basiMthall teams In point rule, covering, ahota from 35 I hs'va tha aatiafaetlcn o f having Laa Vegaa (dV-Tlia 1*62 Lfidlaa win. . front handle ia Golden. with Dutch Harrison and Jack m 9-8828 OPEN EVENINGS THJ. t;00 the’ country—but thm may .be to 38. However there may be ob- game between hitter in baseball erfao ever hit 81 “ a b l Igg CENTER ST. feet or more out,’’ he explained. forced the reluctant NBA Owners Profeaalnnal G o lf AiaociaWoa Jootloan ^ gene e f the oeraan. [hateera." In cam you have torgotttn, U w*» Brian HolUndtr scored 44 Hfi’s fi star backctourt Burks Jr. ' ©FEW THUBfiDAY TO 9 FJl- trouble ahead for the BUlldoigB ^ Beglee and De- points are Brandeis aron twiea last Kansas a t y 100, Nav York 90. "This type of shot inunedlately to do aomatWiig that was logical cbamptoitfUp wia be ptayad at the l%e laacoa had a tSnaa Badt trott l ie a ^ th e tn o ear rani place Vtaria, tha Amerieaa Lsaguo'a •Tracy fta u a id .of the Boeton Real: man for Seton Hall of Clevtlaad IM. fas Francisco Tha deadlock at tho top today from the Soutbeeatern ConfercBoe. added excitement to the game. 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. .7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., ^lONDAY, JANUARY B, 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN — . f ■ .. ■ ■ ■■•■ , ■ . ■ ' 'i. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj^ MANCHESTER, C^NN., MONDAY, JANU.^V ,8> 1068 PAGE IWELVE TUWEIBBtS M U ou sci fo r 72 Moium fer Sole 72 TPC Ponders^ •Hal Boyle- BIX Room ranch, 6 yaars old, Rooms Witboat Bm H 69 S T tiAROE rooma, auAporch, BOLTON—WUltema Road.'SHroom Glathing, Food Prices T" BiudneMi SerYlceii Offered 13 TtlERE OUGRTA BE A LAW, BY PAGALY and SHORTEN 11 Bowara Benoot, all rooma batter brick ranch 2 years old, heated kitchan, gornga. cantral. than avoraga in slsa. enufa base- ROOl, MBVBR used, 9x13 solid TWm BEDROOM for two >Jrl6. Slda RaMty. • * « « . MI breeteway, oil hot water heat, full Parking Zane^ Fastidious Sleeper SHARPENINO Service - Saws, working couple, near Post Office, mant flntthad off into larga family basemen^ l-car garage, large lot knives, axes, shears, skates, hatoa, 180; tx l8 red oriental,- 888; IdTlO. . room, 4H% mortgoga, priead for ,9 7 ou ftn ’ 'dm4. mink brown, $85. BU '9-6955. all comforta of home. MI 84745. With tree*, ownara anxioua. Phil- Going Up Next Year rotan blades Quick service; C ^ . woOCIMf^^ quick sale, 816.900, Philbrtck brick Aihncy, MI 9-6464. - Two Inquests raiulpment Co., M Mala St., "m xMSnmxKmKs ROOM FOR gentleman near Main th r ee r o o m apartmaht. MI Agency, MI 9-8464. Had 413 Beds Manchester. Hours dally T-5. ‘TWDJVMEO MMOOU 'K., separate entrance, parking. TWO BEDROOM .ranch, huge heat­ HER oMi«Oi4r TAPS lUDODRDBRS'fpr rent, Mar­ VoW». ______TAIXXriTVILLE — 2-famiIy 5,4, By RAY CROMLEY The posall^iilty of erecting an Thuisday 7-0, Saturday 74. Ml n w iE P . IMRE low’s, f«7 Main. O tlf Ml 14331, 'MI 9-2951. ed rec room,' bar, air conditioning, 8-7#». . OOWHTOTHELAtfr 'extra lob Business zone. Good poe- etc. Only $lUi00^ Eugene ■ E. Newspaper EBtorprise Aoaeielatlon. office buMlng on a property off mv-ucM esn-Tii, New York m — Elaphante are^sleep better than thoae wtth only ADVERTISING PETAIL- \ - ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, cen­ ittr room albllltie*. Tongreij Agency, MI Buzhey Agency, MI 9-2083. Washington —-(NEA) — Bad E. Middle Tpke. motivates a zone TWO HOLLYWOOD studio dj W tanament with all State News a grammar school educatkm. SAM’S UPHCurrERT - ftetpwd MHTttnoi(TUm tral, gentlemari. Apply 196 Spruca 3-6321,“-' newa for consumers: Clothing and change request to come before the the loudest' snorers in the animal sUneovered in excellent epmaition. *improvementa. Jhqulra 50 Holi St. world—ahd hate the bigg*;it night­ from the shop. Can toks care 'Of .TEMPER MI 94896. at. ' , ' " some food pricei are: expected to Ttotte Planning CSommlwlbn at a The two worte ,«n**Bl6a 4t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS all your upholstering needs at JJu r r OOMS, first floor. Walnut $12,600 - ROCKVILLE. 8 mom Lota For SBle be somewhat higher in 1962 than -Ilubilo hearing tonight. It la re­ mares. sleep: A troubled conscience and 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. great s a v u ^ . Call OR 3>sm, M OVlko—Living furniture, LARGE BEDROOM, one or two not heated, adult* preferred, ranch, latge* living room, cabinet they were thla year.' un ported. What man in history was the pickled cucumber*. kitchen, beautifully landscaped ONE B'ZONB lot 80x115. City moat fastidious sleeper? Well, bedroom fur automatic adults, frea wrking. Depot 5m'. m i 5-MlB- Bad news for farmera: The In- Meeting in the Municipal Build­ The first bedspringa, mad* t i WBSber. etc. 3^288 after 3:30. Square, Call Mr. Keith, MI 9*819L ^ ‘*11 " " ...... lot, shown by appointment. water, Unlm Atreaf, $2,200. Call ereasea paid by consumer! won’t ing at 8, the commission also will King Louis XIV of France had >H A H SNOW PLOWING. Ml MI 9-6495. leather thongs, were invented hy ^ P Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Marion E. Robertson, Broker. SQ wind up ill the farmers’ pockets. (Conttnoed from Page consider a subdivision propoiuil 413 beds in which to lay hie weary the ancient Greeks, who also otegr ! 0.2604. ROOM FOR rent In a nice home." at y bua , 8-5968. * M OyOAT Thni FRIDAY 10:86 A.M.—SATURDAY • A 3I. BBA^ hand finished maple «, /; )’1'TV11X*E-*-6 roomg on Agriculture and Labor Depart­ (or three lots and a proposal to head. inated the folding bed. db» set, excellent condition. Women only. Ml 9-9048. weekends lin*: $75. MI 9-7319. ment official* who make these laris submarine Ro!bMt"E. Lee. Ad- provide for an off-street parking Charles Dickens always had the C08MA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ and after 5 Monday. ■ FOUR BEDROOM colonial large Wanted—Real Estate 77 The word bed derive* from an pairs all makes refrigerators, 94965. estimates say that increased proc- diUonal ones will ^¥a . installed In zone in the zoning regulations. head Of hi* bed pointed due north. PLEASE READ-YOUR AD 2 cabinet picture book kitchen, wall- the rest of the^fteet Filing the zone change request He felt he couldn't sleep any other Indo-European term meaning "a (reesers, washing machines, dry- BEDROOM FOR RENT, pleasant stv d u p l e x wall carpet, near shopping, bus WISH SUtUCURB to honCUa youl eaaing and marketing costa will CSaMlIlMlvDr “Want Ads” taken over Uie phone as a eon- LIVING ROOM and kitchen furiil- E-BOOM . AdulU is Atty. Leon Podrove, acting for dugout place for safe resting.” era ranges, oil and gas burners. ture. Hotpoint appHances^^irst surroundings, quiet, large cloeet, churches, $13,900. Carlton W real eotate? Cali tea at MI 9-0826 account (or a good part of the way. In biblical times, the common venlenoe. Irti^adverttser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT P ut FAIL? 7 3 Ml only. $?«• MI 9-0050. Ji Baniini. owner, of propirty sit­ • Actress Sarah Bernhardt had a MI S-00S8. All work guaranteed. reasonable offer. 116 Main St. all conveniences, free parking. , Hutchins, MI 9-5132. for protept and couilaoua aarvtea price rises. Rollmgen ITimjerf people slept on - coarse cushions A P P C A M aM iUSPORT ERRORS In time tor the neat Inser­ TWEBLOOOTOIRSTV uated on the north aide of E. Mid­ bed 15 feet wide. X MI 3-5285. uaNCHESTER—3114 Charter Oak Joaepb Bqrth, Broker. These officials also figure that New Haven, J6n.' 8 (g)—Two used a* seats during the day, but tion. The Herald^ responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted LAWN MOWERS sharpened and SHE LEFT GUARt BIGGEST BARGABf. IN TOWN ^ 4 room* available FebruaiY SIX ROOM RANCH-Artlstic panel­ the increases can be kept small. dle Tpke. about 240 Feet east of The.se are .a few fascinating btsertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent o f a American poets, John Hall Whee- Solomon had a bed .made froth repaired sales and service, pick THE CRATE TAKE TOUR ’nM E p a y i n g : t - MI 3-4736. . ing, 2-car garage, large lot, HELP! DUB to many recant aalea, Soma food prices may hold steady Main St. The • request asks a (acts about slumber dug up Sy ''make good" Insertton. Errors which do not lessen tlie value of lip and •delivery. Complete line of Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 our. listinga ara tow. Buyers are loOk and Richard Eberhart. are change from Residence Zone A researcher* {or a new production aromatic cedar of Lebanon. 1, 2, or 8 TEARS TO PAT! $14,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. ^ MI or eyen decrease. Ihe winners of the annual Bollln- the advertlsemeiit wUl not be corrected by "make good” Insertion. lo r o riders, reels; and 'WtMAsb- ‘t S aAlS* for r e n t — 8-rootn apartment 9-6132. walUhg tor all type* of property. Food la expected to be morq^ and 6 to Residence Z-one C. of "The Four Poster,” starring Cleopatra’s bed was ivory and garden and'lawn supplies. L A M BILLJSMITt4 "SUPER DELUXE’’ ' WANTED----- Board and room for «ith combination gas and oil If aalliiig, buying .or trading, cisU plentiful. With growing Incoi^a gen prize in poetry. The' applicant notes approval of Tammy Grimes, Jackie Cooper, gold. A gold god of love, a yard Equipment Corporation. Route SS. a ROOMS OF FURNITURE High School senior girl in good at Onca. Fraa in ^ cU on s upon ra- ■Wheelock, 85. was named a win­ the request would mean a 50-foot tall, stood on the footboard aim­ YOUR COOPERATION •tove and Venetian blinda. Rent MANCHESTER —5% room home Americans ate expected tq^/ekl and a sturdy, old-fashioned bed. It Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7806. ALL 100% GUARANTEED home. Write to Box G, Herald. 135 Adulta only. Inquire Mrs. convenient to schools and ahop­ quast. Call the raikwotb Mitten more this year. The increaiier In^e-' ner (or his collection of poems, extension of an adjacent property ing a golden arrow at Egypt’s BE APPRECIATED DIAL Ml 3-27ir ONLY $4.33 , "The Gardener.” Eberhart "waa cit­ will be aired ovey the CBS-TV net- J Wohrlln, 30914 Spruce St. ping, formal dining room, living Agency, Realtora, Member of MLB mand will keep prices upT / In the Residence Zone C, also wprk Jan. 13. queen. FLOORS WASHED and waxed, service. Ml 8-6130. ed for "many true poems and 30 owned by Barnlnl. Until the JSlh century even . $16.18 d S j VERS V room with fireplace, city utilities Rising coats are pushing tex' - For those Interested in the lore wtndowB cleaned^ painting, paper­ Apartments-*-Fists— 2-car garage, extra building lot years oTVigoroua Imagination." The three-lot subdivision re­ the nobility of Europe had no ing, walla waahed, odd jobs. Handy $16.18 MONTH tile prices up but " and folklore of mankind's long Tenements 6.3 Furnished Apartments O-'A may be had. $14,600 Robert ASK UB about our caob'offer tor The Yale University Ubrary ad­ quest, at the end of French Rd. beds. Traveling barons luggOd Man Service. Phone Ml 3-8946. your property. No rad tape. Hon- petition from fotejgf/and among qiieet for comfortable sleep t*nd -r- YOU GET — Wolverton Agency, Ml 3-1914. J.S. producers is,expected to keep ministers the prize which was es­ near W Middle Tpke.,\ is asked sacks of straw with them so tWy’d GENERAL RENTAL agehey, J. D. TWO FRONT furiiished rooma, bed­ est value. H. J. Bradley, Ml M879. tablished by the BollIngen Fo\in- who iari't?!. here are some more TROUBLE REAGlHNe OUR ADVERTISER? BUSINESS-Professional accounts. 18-PIECE BEDROOM these price rises'teodest. by Marion Booth Gammons. tidbit* to nod over: be sure of something to sl*6p On. Realty, 470, Main Street, MI room .let, kitchen set, reasonable MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, dation, a philanthropic trust creat­ , Expected to, generate some In­ If yOur receivable* need action, CASH WAITINQ tor property own­ A svirvey o:f/members by- the Half-th* people in America say The first Queen Elizabeth Of 11-PIECE LIVING ROOM 3-5129. rent Adulta. Apply Apt. 4, ,10 De­ «^ llen t cliaet and storage space, ed by Paul Mellon. terest Is the public hearing on the phone MI 9-5317 anv hour. AAA Re­ 12-PIECE KITCHEN pot 'Square. ______ers. Please call ua before you buy Southern Garment Manufacturer! The Swards wars announced yes­ they have trouble going to sleep. England slept' almoat in a alttlng -Hour ARSworini Sorvieo imbursement Service, 869 Main St. large enclosed porch. 3-car ga­ Aisoclatton^lscloses that nearly off-.street parking zone. Among Its poatiii-e amid deep feAthtr pil­ 24 ATTRACTIVE 3 roqitis, heat, hot rage, $19,700 Phflbric* Agency, Ml Or tell,' Si-aedy aervica. J. D. terday. It was -the third time In Married people have less in­ Bonded., water, stove, refrigerator garage, rUIXiY FURNISHED 8 room Realty. Ml 8-5128. SO per c e ^ Intehd to boost price*, proposals are the establishment of lows step a vast rosewood )—The William Shakespeare In hi* will 48 atatea. Personalised servlea, ID X ------•------'• children or peta, ample parking. LIMITATION OBDKB MANCHCSTEft ANSWESfh^ SfRVlCE shades made to measurs. All reliable men. CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, to raise prices of men’a work U.S. Weather Bureau extended specifically left hia "aecond bait i m etal' Venetian bltnda at a new 84187, CH 7*1428. Help Wani«9e—Male 38 272 Main. large Hying room with fireplace, AT A COURT o r PROBATE IRONINO DONE In my home. MI Phone ■ foi appointment ,- SIX ROOM duplex and garage, St Manchester, within and fq clothing Items about $1 a dozen Oo'nnectlcut forecast for Tuesday. Deciding to Buy a Lot bed" to hie wife. (The beat bad Ml 9-0500^ I low price. Keys made while you 94146, \ Samu^ Albert. Htfd. CH 7;4858 formal dining room, family size District o( Manchester on the JKl to cover higher costs of cotton Jan. 9, through Saturday, Jan. 13: wait Marlow’a. i^lANCHElSTER Package Delivery. available Feb. 1. Call MI 3-4894. jrOUR ROOMS furnished, heat, hot ot January, 1942. / presumably went to hia favorite Light trucking and package deliv­ DIE MAKER^ nested, full or part- kitcheii 2 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, and higher wages. Prices of sheets Temperature* are expected to and leave your meaaage. You’ll hear from pur advertiser in Jig tlme, all fringe benefits excellent See It Day or NigHC water lighta,.available Jan. 15. recreation room with fireplace, Present, lion. John J. Wallext. Juds* daughter). Ume without spending an evening at the telephone. WASHER REFRIGERATOR rs- ery. Refrigerators, washers and If you have no means-rif transpor­ Near k., James Church- Write Box Estate ot Man' (jwUtIa late ot Man­ and pillow cases already have been average near normal to a few de­ Lot of Thought Parisian arlatocrata of the ITth . stove moving imecialty. Folding working dondltlons. Apply Gunver WILD DO irtming and alterations FOUR ROOM tenement, $60, 152 enclosed breezeway, attached ga chester In said District, deceased. pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, Manufacturing Co., 234 Hartford tation, I ’ll eerid my-auto for you. F, Herald. ■* On motion of Wesley C. Gryk of said raised. grees above normal. Century often received frienda chairs fof rent„ MI 0-0752 in my home. MI 3-4292. Bissell. MI 9-5229 . 9-5. rage, landscaped yard 91x194. Some of the textile price rlaes At this time normal mean tem­ guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4817, Pot- Rd. No obligation Marion E. .Robertson, Broker, Ml Manchester, e z e cu io r./ and distinguished visitora while :.Antoii|obileB-ioc .Sale. :..4 terton'a, 180 Center St. WILL CARE for children in nw JDRDBRED: Thaty4lx ifiontht from will. - be , -hldden-^- Ijv. new lines of perature.. at -Hartford .3? lying in thronelike beds, thus fol­ -AnnoDBcenients- Bosiirew'LiKatioitq -8-6968r------" fhe ' ifh" aay 'of 'TMiIaryr I9B2; Be'and ranges from a usual dally high of ■By VIVIAN BBC f drehf ; ARCHITECTUAi;- home ,whlJe'mother "workirCa the same are llnoied and allowed (or clothing. Stretch wool suits are lowing the eZrller example of SAM’S UPHOI.BTERY - Retired Painting— Papering . 21 FIVE ROOSl apaftmeht, second 36 to a low of 18, At Bridgeport Is thf land In an area that at INCOME TAXES prepared tn your 1955 OLDSMOBILE 2-doof sedaii, 8-8033. 43-45 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD floor, 13>i Ford St] Tel. MI 3-4751. For Rent 64 LARGE WELL* maintained ranch the creditora whnln which to bring in to be tested In the market thla AP NewsfeAture* SXr tracts people of your approximate French King Louis IX who judged radio, heater. Tel. MI 8-6474 be­ from the ehop Cat. take care of DRAFTSMAN ESTIMATOR with attached garage, in Wapping their claima nainat aald eatate. and fall. One company is experiment­ the normal range la 37 to 22, and home or by appointment. Exper­ PAINTING, papering, floor sand­ OPENirVERY NIGHT ”nL L 9 p.m. aald executor la directed to give public When _a woman puts ev' culprits and dispensed favors from tween 54 p.m. ' 4tll year upholstering neede at Experienced industrial and com­ AVAILABLE FEB. 1—Large 8 store near Main St. at 86 Btrch 3 large bedrooms, 13x2014 ft. liv­ ing'with a new synthetic to replace at New Haven 37 to 21. ag*7 ienced tax work, 24-hour service. great savings. Call CH 2-3378. ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, notice to tjn> creditora to bring In tlielr spare penny Into a coffee can so If the area Is growing, how much his "Bed of juetlce." Call MI 3-4723. mercial building construction. Pric­ Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 rooms. Heat; hot water. Individual 8t, 2.000 sq. ft-i parking. Apply ing room with fireplace, oil hot claima srlOiln aald Ume allowed by pub­ ■hoe leather. One knitting con­ Cool at the beginning of the pe­ tee taxes risen In recent The father of the modem bed Is 1955 PLYMOUTH Savoy V4, auto­ MI 9-0728. Marlow's, 66? Main. lishing yd copy ot this order In iome riod, warming up about mid-pe­ that some day saving! will add up RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makea. ing experience desirable, but not Manicsl Instminnits 53 thermostat, oversize stove, refrig, water heat, aluminum stprms, per having a circulation in said cern is Introducing what It calls a yearn? Is the town taking oh lots James Llddy of Watertown. N. Y., FEDERAL INCOME ta*e« prepar­ matic, radio, heater. Six new necessary. Contact . or forward AKG BEAt^LES, excellent pedi­ erator, 4 large closets, tile bath screens, and awnings. Quality con- revolutionary new woman's stock­ riod, and turning, colder near the to the down payment on a house, Cars,' plMoographa changers. HAINTINQ AND paperhanglng. EXCELLENT fTORE tor any bust irobaie diatiict' within. ten daya from she can get vpry discouraged of debTx— new schools, big road who replaced the rope bedspringa ed with your savings tn mind. tires. Ehccellent condition. Best Good clesn workmanship at rea­ resume to A. Allen, 830 W. Middle gree, 8 weeks old. TR 5-506^,'An­ GULBRANSEN spinet piano wtth and shower. Middle-aged pre­ /StTUetjd in 1957. Robert Wolverton fhe'date t>( this order and return make ing report^Iy manufactured In end of the period. offer. MI 94867. Honiistjeconomlcal. Ouartntesd90 ness or office, apartment faiclnd this court of the notico given. when time stretches on. and noth­ projects, \qommunlty recreation of American pioneer days with an Reasonable rates. E. J. Baylea. days. Famous for servlcs for 80 sonable rates. 80 years In Man- Tpke.. Manchester, Conn. MI 3-1131. thony Rd., Tolland. bench, mahogany, Excellent con­ ferred. $93. MI 3-6396, .Agency. MI 3-1914. pai-t with ultrasonic equipment. Precipitation may total over 3/4 plans, other^plans that would In­ assortment of old wire buggy Tel. MI 94248. «d 476 Main 8 t. Ml 9JI229. 9-6. JOHN J. WAI.LETT, Judge, Inch melted, occurring as rain or ing happens, as a recent letter 1953 PONTIAC ,4-door sedan, years. Phone Ml 9-4887. Potter- chestei, Raymond Flake. MI dition. Will sacrifice at $400. MI There is a new type of Orion crease your tax^a In the' Imme- springs. 9-9237. MANCHES’TER.and suburbs—Sales POMERANIAN PupplesT^also male 9-6582. r ONE 4 ROOM furnished aflartment OAK STREET (area) — Six roo AT A COURT OF PROBATE held new process for wash and wear show along the coast and mostly tells. INCOME TAX returna prepared by standard shift, whitewall tires, Ion’s. work with- well known company, Pug ' puppies, MXi, wonderful With heat and gitrkge; one 4 room IMALL STORE or office. 118 Wain home with approx, two a cre^ of at Manchester, within and for the diate future? Abraham Lincoln’! hod sold at St. Nice location. Very nice Inside. (triUhea for cotton. Drip dry as snow inlsnd beginning about A woman writea that ahe h