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LXXXI, NO. 106 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1962 (dawifled Advertlelng on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Copter^ Ferry State News Over 20 Cars, Roundup Truck in Jam Vietnamese in Raid On Turnpike French Police Reveal Youth Accused BRIDGEPORT, (AP) — On Viet Cong Rebels More than ^20 veliicle.s 'piled In.Fatal Stabbing up in h6avy fog on the Con- necticut Turnpike today, in- SAIGON, South Viet Natn^thelr eflorU to clear the nation of -,-New Haven (AP)—An 18- juring at least four persons. year-old Wallingford youth is Plot to Upset Regime a Red guerrilla?U( force now estima- state Police estimated that as (A P)—A U.S. helicopter com many as 25 to 28 vehicles were in- pany airlifted Vietnamese 0,000 men—five times .the being held on a murder charge number in the field two years ago. in a fatal stabbing in a board- volved in the chain reaction acci- troops on a raid Sunday to The 15 helicopters took off at dent on the eastbound and west- ing house yesterday. bound lanes near the Bridgeport- wipe out a strong Viet Copg dawn Sunday from Saigon ' and The youth, Ishmael Nieves, Communist force based at picked up the troops at Ca Mau, Stamford line, 150 miles southwest of that capi- said he stabbed Mrs. Charlotte . Four persons were admitted to Hung My, a village near the tal. Each helicopter is capable of Monk, 32,. in self-defense, accord- Bridgeport Hospital, but the extent De Gaulle southern tip of South Viet carrying 12 combat-equipped’ men. ing to police. of their injuries was not immedi- Nam. Most of the quarry es- In the three flights to Hung My, -She was dead on arrival at ately known. each thus carried a total of about Grace-New Haven Community The accident started In the west- caped. Hospital with seven stab wounds bound lane, when a car hit the Three rebels were captured. A three dozen. Hits Foes In the last stages of'the run in the chest. rear of a truck. Other vehicles large supply of medicine, 10 pounds Police said an argument broke bumped Into the first two. of documents and some homepiade (Continued on Page Five) out about 9 a.m. in the kitchen of State Police said a motorist in arms were seized. a rooming house owned by Mrs. the eastbound lane slowed down to In Algiers ' But the great majority of the Monk's sister. They said Nieves see the plleup, and similiap rear- village garrison—about 130 guer- told them that the two women end collisions occurred there. rilla troops—fled from freshly dug By 11:30 a.m., within about 90 foxholes into the nearby bamboo Students Stone started throwing glasses at him, minutes of the plleups, the lanes of PARIS (A)‘) — President groves as the fleet of V.S. copters and then Mrs. Monk rushed at him the turnpike were cleared of vehi- Charle.s de (.aulle said tonight roared down on them. with a kitchen knife. cles in both directions and traffic that despite "subversive and U.S. Em bassy He pulled out a switchblade rolled freely again. Of the 15 helicopters Involved, knife and stabbed her in self-de- criminal” resistance by right- -one was downed and another was All available state troopers from wing opponents, France in hit by parting fire. None of the fense, police quoted him as say- the Westport Barracks were dis- Americans and Vietnamese aboard In Indonesia ing. patched to the scene at the time of moving rapidly toward peace was injured. the crashes. in Algeria. The airborne assault force, JA■4a RTA.: Indonesia (AP)—A Fatally Injured The French president, in a moved into the attack in three studeifM mob: stoned the U.S. Em- HAMDEN (AP) — Peter Uller- radio-television speech to the successive waves, totaled one bat- bassy'and ripped down the Amerl- up, 75. wes fatally Injured when nation, declared he “positive- talion of Vietnamese Infantry and can fl,lag today, Injuring one em- he was hit by a car while cross- Inquest Starts a company of rangers—perhaps ploye. The action brought a vigor- ing Dlxw-ell Ave. at Morse St. last ly hoped" he would attain thin 000 men. ous American protest. night. He was taken to St. Raph- goal very soon. Be added that Only women, children and two The students, believed to be pro- ael's Hospital in New Haven On Deaths in France would soon make pub- eld men occupied the village by Communlst, were protesting be- where he died several hours later. lic in detail her latest pro- the time the copter fleet last cause a Dutch plane carrying The driver of the car, Peter Vetro, touched down and three Vietna- troops to disputed West New Hospital Fire posals to end the more than 20, was charged by poltcv! with seven years of savage nation- mese army lutits. eadh with Amer- Guinea was allowed to refuel on negligent homicide. ican military advisers, closed in. U.S. soil. HARTFORD, Feb. 6 (AP)— An alist insurrection. L,t. Cbl. Robert B. Olson of The mob action came before re- Inquest on the Dec. * fire at Hart- De Gaulle scoffed at efforts Dallas, Tex., one of the advisers, ports reached here that the Girl, 7, Killed ford Hospital, which caused 18 of right-wing European activ- commented that. "Limited as we United States had withdrawn per- WEST HAVEN (AP) — Seven- deaths, was opened today by Hart- ware in msn, machines and com- mission for Dutch charter planes year-old Karen Hayden was killed ford County Coroner Louis W. ists, grouped in the clandes- munications, we Just could not carrying troops to use U.S. air-Vwhen she was hit by a car in front Schaefer. tine' Secret Army Organiza- does that ring tight enough.” fields at Anchorage, Alaska; Hono- of her home yesterday. She was It was held for convenience in a tion, to seize power in France. • Women who emerged from the lulu and Wake Island. the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. conference room at the institution, since many of the witnesses are He recalled previous unsuc- grass huts, some with naked babies At the Hague, a communique George Hayden. President Charles de Gaulle Is shown recording speech in Elysee Palace in Paris to- cessful efforts of the right- in their arms, gave questioners said Premier Jan de Quay of the hospital employes and official*. It day which will be heard by France tonight over radio and televi.sion on his progress little information about the Netherlands had expressed his deep 18 to 26 was expected to take at least two, toward ending the 7-year Algerian rebellion. (AP Photofax via radio from Paris.) wing Europeans in Algeria to strength and whereabouts of the disappointment and added that he day*. undermine the Paris govern- gusriUaa, and much of what they could- not understand the U.S. de- HARTFORD (AP) — The SUte The inquest was closed to the ment. did Bay was conflicting. cision. Motor Vehicle Department's dally public in accordance with Coroner "You can't really blame them," The Indonesian news agency record of automobile fatalities as Schaefer'a usual custom. This Is a Castro Blasts By DAVID MASON aaid MaJ. David Oalliher of Wash- Pia said Foreign Minlater Suban- of last midnight and ths totals on discretionary matter under the law. the same date last year:: State Police Commissioner l-<‘0 J. Cuba Charges OAS PARIS (AP)—Security of- ington, D.C. ‘Tf these women talk drio expressed regret about the at- Mulcahy was the first witness today, they'll probably die tomor- tack on the embassy although he 1961 1962 ficers announced today the ar- Killed ...... 18 26 called Into the conference room to Kennedy Ban row.” added 'he could "well understand testify. In his capacity as state fire rest of neVen Secret Army Or- Ihe misaion pointed up sharply the anger and Irritation of the In- Extended Forecagt marshal, he recently completed an ganization members caught tlw EToblnu fae«r by South Viet WINDSOR LOOKS (AP)—The exhaustive investigation of the fire. Swayed by U.S,. Gold On Cuba Trade with ^plans to overthrow the Nam and the United States in (GoBtinned ea Page Five) U.S. Weather Burlsau's extended Reports on both the inquest and government. The development Connecticut forecast for Tueeday the fire marshal's Investigation will HAVANNA (AP)—Cheered by through Saturday, 'Feb. lOi. be given to State Atty, John D. La- came as the nation awaited Bell*. who will make'them public in UNITBO NATIONH, N.Y, ♦bly's lOi-nation poUUcal commit-. a vast throng of Cubana and bol- President Charles de Gaulle's Temperatures averag^ two (AP)—IT.n, Ambasaadnr Adlal FBI Refuses Comment below normal be- the near future. , tee the United States went to the stered by a message from the speech tonight on Algeria, E. StevMisim told thn Unltist OAS conference at Punta del Esle, Kremlin, Fidel Castro brushed off jf: oolder Tueeday and re- Nations today that Cuba Is try- Unigury, to try to liquidate all which might touch off more coM throughout the pe- ing to ivrork the Alllanro for poasiblllty of negotiating a settle- Cuba's impending expulsion from violence. « normei high and low Progrrsa and that tha Amrrican ment with the Castro government. the Inter-American s.vslem Sun- Autliorltlca aald the arrest of the tbiMiWaturea: Jap Reds Hand rapiihllrs ara detarmlnad to aaa The United States, he said, went day night,and predicted his kind of men, identified a.s member* of Victim ’s Son Raps ■ A r t f oord. n 86 and 17; Naw Hav- that this doaa not happen. to the conference "carrying a bag revolution vvould sweep I.«Un the secret sniiy’s operations! ,.(fn 86 and 19; Bridgeport, 86 and of gold in one hand and a dagger— America "like a march of giants." headquarters, waa the most severe 3 P rotests to UNITED NA'nONS, N. Y. (AP) a bloody dagger in the other." A throng of Cubans Jamming Precipitation will average less —Chiba today denounced the recent The effort* of President Ken- Jose Marti Plaza roared approvicl (ContIniiiHl on Page Seven) Plane Bomb Story than one half Inch falling as rain anti-Castro action of the Organi- nedy to isolate Cuba from the rest as the bearded prime mlnl.ster as- or snow Thureday or Friday. Bob Kennedy zation of American States (OAS) of the western hemisphere, Garcia sailed F’reaident Kenned.v as liypo- as a flagrant violation of the U.N. declared, have "carrleairport with the bomb wrapped in Communist groups delivered pro- and pressure. The Oihan delegate recited a in Washington said the ban. chief- son of William Alien Taylor has , Mckage under hi* arm. WATBBBURY (APJ. — Union Cuban Delegate Mario Garcia- Bulletins discounted a convict's story that When young Taylor was inter- workera .went back to their Jobs test* today for U.S. Atty. Gen. long list of U.S. actions which he ly affecting tobacco, will deprive Robert F. Kennedy. Inchaustegul also accused the Ken- said proved not only wide-scale Castro's reglma of l.l,') million a T ^ lo r carried a bomb aboard a viewed, he said Spears' atory eon' today at the Benrua Watch Co. nedy administration of pushing Culled from AP Wires Natiwial Airline* plane which dis- where production of watch ca>(es The Japanese Reds, told Ken- U.S. Intervention in the internal af- year. tradlcts everything Spears had nedy's schedule was tight, oblig- plana for a "new aggraaslon" fairs of Cuba but are alao evidence ('astro shouted his defiance of appeared Into the Gulf of Mexico aald previously. He eaid that an in- liad been halted by a 3-week strike. against the regime of Prime Minis- two years age. vestigation had shown Spears The 230 members of Local 1251, ingly delivered theih written pro- of aggresalve plans. the Organization of American tests against "oppression of Ameri- ter Fidel Castro. States for its 14-1 vole at Punta ASKS DEMPSEY F.XPLAIN William Alien Taylor Jr., 19, practiced hypnosis and added that United Auto Workers, voted Sat- He called for U.N. action to He asserted that hundreds of Cu- TRUMBITIJ. (AP) — New- called Robert Vernon Spears' story urday to end the walkout, which can Communists" to a minor offici- ban refugees are being trained In del Este, Unigiiay. last week to his father could npt have carried a al of the U.S. Eipbassy. curb "these interferences" and man MarsllliiH, who seeks the a fabrication. 'bomb aboard the plane unless "he began Jan. 13, by accepting a new "these aggre.sainns agalnat our the United States, Guatemala. Pa- oust Cuba from llic hemisphere Spears, serving a sentence in David Osborn,' U.S. Embassy nama. Nic aragua and the Domini- family of nations until It breaks Republican gnl>ernutorinl nomi- was either hypnotized or drugged." 2-year contrict, ijrst secretary, said the attorney people." nation, CMlleqrt* circulated that leftist stu- clared that the base Is being used bly ran take "such action an laa. tion, although the negotiating for anti-Cuban purposes. speech came on the eve of K de- mav l>e iisefiili nr nerosaary.* S{>ears, 67.,a naturopath, was on earlier in an automobile accident dents were planning a demonstra- nic Cuban delegation was bac k- bate In (he U.,N. political commit- ■ . - ut ■ the passenger list for the flight. "but he never had any acute pain, committee Initially agreed to the tion Thursday at Waseda Univer- iMortur shell Just misse* Premier The plants that plan to move— move. ing a Communist resolution ap- tee on a ((ommunlst-sponsnred re- ami which, Marsllliis said, em - He had Insured his life for |121,- such as Spears describes. He had a sity, where Kennedy is scheduled Prinee Bonn Otim of Lao* as he pealing to the United States to end volution charging the U n I t'a d 000 and was arrested by FBI brace, which he had all but thrown Under the next pact, however, to meet student group*. One of- leaves basieged northwestern prov- ploy a total of more than 1,000 agents in a Phoenix, Arlz., motel away. It's still out here In the ga- a 5-eent-an-hour pay retroactive < workers—-are Princetmrn Mills ficial of the , Kennedy welcoming incial capital of Nam Tha after (Continued on Page Seven) (Ckintinued on Page Five) of tYaterInwn and tVatervllle, two months after the plane van- rage. I don't know why he would committee said a special police Inapeclion, his finance minister re- ished. have wanted a new one." (Continiied on Page Seven) escort had not been arranged. ports in Vientiane. anil A m erican'Screw Co. of WII- The BTBI has refused to com- Kennedy met Prime Minister llmiuitle. ment on Spears' story. i;.S. Navy flatly rejee.ts sugges- Hayato Ikeda today and assurefl tion that its nuclear siibmarines KIDNAPED BOY .SAFE Spears, serving a sentence for him that future U.S. economic ‘Biff Flip’ Cominjg Soon stealing the elder Taylor's car, have been snorkeling occa*ioffuilly I/ONDOiN (AP) — Celln Voh- ‘Boiler Room Operators’ policy under his brother’s direction to freshen their supplies of air. . . told Barker In a aeries of inter- will not neglect Japan. derA'ell, 17," son of wealthy Indus- views that he has asked Taylor, F. H. McGraw Co. of Hartfprd trialist iiiid nu’Ing car apnnsnr Economic Issues that have signs ofllrtal contra<'t with city 'Tony Vanilervell, told police to- an old'friend at Tampa and a caused some grumbling in Japan Rahu Swallows Sun, former fellow convict, to make a for F. Main St. \irhan renewal (lay he wan kldnH|ied from his Brokers Next- Target came up in the .flrst official call of' m-hiMd .Siinila.v night. Pnllee said bomb so that he could "take care” the U.S. attorney general's six-day project. of a woman witness against him visit to Japan. H oiisehreakers sleel $86(1 In he was found disheveled and in a Los Angeles abortionMtion case.ca cash and large quahtily of cloth-c ^Doomsday ’Postponed mmhiy and with both Ills hands tied at Stoke 5Iandevllle, Bnck- Spears said he came to Tampa (Continued on Page Two) Ing from home of Waterbury bual- to discuss the plans. Taylor, he In Tax Fraud Probe neasman Samuel Jarcho during Inghaihshlrr. By HE.N'KY H. BRADKHKR ■< The path of the eclipse lay over aald, told him he wanted to go to weekend, police report. TWO .W IEItICANS KIIJJCD Dallas to gat a brace for his in- WASHINGTON (AP)—A prom-«change and its member* by the NEW DELHI, India (AP( — tlic South Pacific, and .New Guinea 4 Americans Killed I.Auls Lauriter, Negro apecial was pliingecl Into 'Jarkne.ss. VIETIANE, LAOS (AP)— lured neck and asked to use Inent Wall Street figure closely Securities and Exchange Commis- assistant to Republican national Serpent Rahu had his /un but the . sptrs' airline ticket because he sion. world-beset as it may be with "It was so dark I cfmid not see An .\merlenn-plloted transport associated with the New York chairman, says in statement that plane was shot dimn by hostile found driving too painful. . Some sources said that if the With 14' Others in president Kennedy "may ■ awake earthly troubles—was still intaet the numbers of my camera." said Speanars said he last saw Taylor Stock Exchange la expected to be today. Jim Huxley, editor of the New fori'es Sunday while flying over case of the New York Stock Ex- to flnil that Negroes and other (he i’lalne lies Jarres on an air walking through the door to the the first target' of a federal drive change figure reache.* the courts, Peru Plane Crash minority grou|w are not * gi LA IIO.NOKI'J) duce a sensation in financial and grand larceny in 1938. of a Peruvian airliner In the moun- The evil Rahu swallowed lhe|Kn>bered at I.ae, on the east’ grippe. predicted today. But things coast of .New Guinea, and a ,Tap- WASHING'rO.N (AP) — (kin- business circled It was understood that the Jua- tains of central Peru. All 18 per- Secretary of Labor Arthur J. golese Prem ier Cyrllle Adoiila WASHINGTON (AP) — George If the nvemment adheres to Ude Dei>artment and the Internal came back to normalnnrmst aftersiiep an Bnescanesc team reported completecom pi siic- W. Romney says if he decides to sons aboard the plane were killed. Goldberg says government should cess in observing the eclip.se. arrived In \\ aslilngton tmlay and its tentative timetable, it was Revenue Service have developed The twin-engine DCS of the tSLke part in encouraging aria and eclipse lasting about three min- wa* given u red-enr|s-t reception saak the governorship of Michi- learned, evidence will be present- allegaUona that the individual in- utes . Rahu wa.s riglit on tunc aa he: *aa, "I will announce as a Re- Faucett Airlinee came down in a artists "but with very positive slithered acrDjs the heavens but | as an honuri-d guest of President ed to a federal {(rand Jury in New volved undeixtated his income heavy rainstorm shortly after tak- llmlta” . . .Lt. Col, John H. Glenn Hindu astrologers had preilicted Kenned.v. It is the first \1slt to pubUcan who raeognteM that tha York City later this week. A final and Inflated claimed deductions tliere were no report.* of the catas- Rapubllcan image needs improva- ing off from. Tlngo Maria. 135 Jr. tells President Kennedy he great calamities when six plan- trophe.* ast rologer* had predict- I Washington for Adoiila, who I* decision was being delayed pend- for contributions to charities and miles from Lima, on the Huallaga wishes newsmen would concentrate ets—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Ju- the I ..S. governm ent’s favorite mant" ing a q>ecial meeting of federal phllanthroples- piter, Saturn and Earth moved ed . ' for leoilershlp of a liniteil (Inngo, Romney, 56, president of Amer- prosecutors later today. River. Authorities said the plane on scientinc aspecta of his project- Swami Yugiiaj, one of 2.V) Hln- I The ori^nal evidence In many had been- forced to land by the ed flight Into mpaoe rather than his into conjunctions with each other dll holy men iondiii'l ing prayer | Kenned.v ' arranged a White ican Motors; said Suniday on a tele- Informants said at least a dozen ot the pending casee was uncov- and the sun and the moon over House liinelieoii III .Adoula's vision interview program — NBC bad weather. personal life. meeting.* in .New Delhi mourned: i tax fraud cases, including this ered by the Securities and Ebc- The American victim# were iden- the weekend. It happens only honor uud an overnight stay at Meet the Press - r that he will one, were being developed against change Cfommiarion. The widely Gaetano Cardinal Chcognani, 80, every century or two. "What a lerrihle time the aerjieiit | Bliilr House, the President’s make his decision this week. tifled as Dr, and Mrs. Jerome A. prefect of the yallcan Congrega- Rahu has r:ho.*en to deioiir our | guest house. brokers, underarriters. stock ma- varied inquiries involve allegations Uram of Newton, Mass.; and Dr. tion of Rites, dies at home today For aotronomers it was an in- protesting sun gist" On the GOP image, Romney nipulators, "boiler room opera- that two Wall Street lawyers failed triguing scientific phenomenon. aald: "I think the Republican par- and Mrs. Richard Block. Block and of heart attack.. .Kep. Adam Clay- In Ahmedahad, caiiilal of UKLIt'H IJIA I^ VOT’E tors” and Wall Street lawyers. to flle tax returns, that a broker his wife, Ma/garet. both 60 were ton 'Powell, D-N.Y., cxll* for break- But foi millions who believe in Giijerat Stale, about .lOO.OOd Hin- ty has been to6~ much . indentlified They said the intensive' work in did not report his full bustneas and the Influence of the stars it was S.\N JO.SK, Costa Kica (AP) as a business party, as a party in- protein chemtete who co-authored up of Department of Health, edu- dus attended propitiatory fire — Francisco J, Orllch, a sup- the securities area was similar peraoiMl income, that an - under- a book on proteins. cation and welfare and establish- frightening. Some feared the sacrifices conducted by 1,200 Brah- ’ fluenced importantly by one eco- to past income tax crackdowns writer wrote off large expenNs worst may still come.. porter of the C.S. ..\lllonce for nomic s^ m o it of the country, l Dr. Block was attached to the ment of new department of educa- min priffsts. ; Progress program, steadily In- arhich have Involved physicians, hrdid not incur, and that several Boyce-Thomjiaon Institute of New tion.. .Herbert Bloomberg, presi- Keith Robertson, director of Indtaii alrline.i operated one j think this is unfortunate and k daraiters, morticians, lawyers, hrokers claimed flcUtious travel I'reosed bis lead today In re- York City and was a consultant dent of WCXX>, Waterbury radio Britain's 1.000-member Aetherius flight to Bombay without a single | turns from Costa Rica’s preol- wrong. small businessmen'' and even tug- and entertainment expenses deduc- for the Borden Co. station, pleads not guilty In Fed- Society, spent a cold and rainy passengr. Other plane* in the ' . As for tha Democratic party. boat captains. tions. area flew almost empty. dentlal election. The National Romney said ha thouiht it "baa The Blocks resided In Scarsdale, eral Court to six counts of failure night with scores of hi* follow- IJberatlon party candidate, who Some of the invMtigatioflb have A number of the cases aim at N.Y. Block, who received his de- to comply with wage-hour laws. • ers atop a mountain praying. Katmandu, capital of Nepal, h M identified too much as a beat under aray for as loag as flagrant market swindlers. The grees from Yale, was the author Police Sgt. Anthony Ellers.' 39. He came down to warns "I be- looked like a ghost town except Is backed by former President union party and that actually three years. A large proportion managers of two stock manipula- of several books. found beaten to death In hU squad lieve that very soon the world will around the Hindu temples. All Jose Fljfueres, wan ooinfortebly iminn influence is too great.” involved Wall Street operations, tions ars being investigated for Uram, 35, was an assistant pro- car near quarry at Burlington, do a 'big flip' when the poles will shops were closed and streets de- In front of his old pollGcal lo*, . Romney left the Impreesion that but several center In other cities. failure to rep^ the exorbitant fessor of fotxl toxlcplogy at M a ^ - Wis. . . , Thirteen American mis- change places with the equator. serted. Fearful of earthquakes Republtoah Rafael Calderon ha probably will try for the gov- A number of the pending casee pnOts, as is a notorious Nsw York chusetts Institute of T^hnology. sionary women and children evac- And mind -you when the 'big flip’ that would bring their, homes tum- Ouardla, and ex-Pre*ldent OtUlo resulted from recent inveMga- ’^boOer room” propmtor 'who uated from Freabyteyian mlMlon comes. 75 per cent of the world's bling down on them, thousands of iriate of the National' Union' an rasa «g) tkns of tha American Stock Kx- iB OMMkliga stocks- .(CoBUxnad oa Paga Two) at Biganga In South Kaaai. population will, be killed.” Nepalese took shelter in tents. party. ( \ li.’im'!:-,.,: .
^ , P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY’ 5. 1962 PAGE THREB tha scanery when it appears on day at Sperry’s Glen. Gary Jeaki of honor at a meeting tonight at How To Hold In addition, the Met has a "paint ^Aida^ Scores J^ap Reds Hand Bolton in Mlllerton, N. Y., and have lived Sheinw old on Bridge and Jan Roberts won honorable Fiano’s Restaurant. A buffet sup- Couple Observe in Manchester all their married bridge." This Is a bridge for scenic mention in the contest for having per will be Served at 6:45 p.m artists. New scenery is painted, and sold the second largest number of life. They have a son, Raymond FALSE TEETH Big Triumph 3 Protests to Ticketa will be available at the Silver Wedding Schdra of Vernon, and two grand- old 'scenery re-furblshed in the tickets for the show. ' door for the program. Moro Firmly to Ptoco “THE WAY same manner. An entire wall of Building Value children. Mr. ScH'ors is employed tell opponent ' Sooft M i M r A last-minute feature ;§aturday Bolton women and their hus- by Praft and Whitn-ey Aircraft, di- Dorour falsa tseth saner and *w- the set (back or side) Is'suspend- Both ihllB SB----- The Baby Has night was the appearance of, Nancy I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schors, 51 banaai br sUp^na. dropping flrweH* At Bushnell Bob Kennedy BLEASANT NEWS bands are Invited to a meeting on 'Green Rd., were honored by, 60 vision of United Aircraft Corp., blinc When jrou set. laush cr taint ed by ropes so that it oan be moved , CO N SID ER A ^ MOHIH R. Ludlngton, a 1960 Olympic I HEARD IT” up and down, and be worked on By Alfred Sheinwold At $233,700 ’’Investments" to be held tonight i friends and relatives at a dinner East Hartford, and is a member o f , Just sartnkl* a Itttle PAOiUlV on A A « 4 ^ bronze medaliat. tlie. 1956 U.S. at 8 at the Tolland County Agri- your pTates.Tnia alkalla* (neo-aeld) In general. By JOHN ORVBBR having y o u R S ^ (Ceiitiiiaed from Page One) We were put into this world t pairs championmpl and ladies cham- : party, Saturday night at the Brit- its Quarter Century Glub. powder holds false Meth more flrmlr Once again Hartford got grand be helpful. When an opponent s cultural Building on Rt. 30 in ish American Club in celebration Both Mr. and Mrs. Schors are and mora eoofortabir. No jsiounr. by John Gruber Scenic artists move from right to 0 74 Been Named.Lsse In ’61 Report lionon for New England in 1955. Rockville. Rooer.pastrtaata or tealtaf.Ooaa not opera In the truly- grand manner David Oeborn, U.S. Embassy obviously trying to find things ou 4*9S4 9 Si;;U* Ludihgton, who ia now a pro- of their 25th wedding anniversary. j members of Second Congregation- j left on the bridge doing their work, as the Connecticut (5pera Associa- aour. Cheeks "plat* odor* (dantur* flret sscretary, said the proposed tell him something m n KAor feMional figpire skating instructor I The couple was presented a all- ; al Church. Mrs. Schors is a m em -! hreathl. Oat FABTSRH tedar at and have, the setting moved up- tion offered "Aida" to an absolute-, Put yourself in the East seat. ward or downward to bring uncom- 8H-ci month* old quired. For the fiscal year ending th* entire cast, club members and iftive building, aiu} ia more than chestra], and principal rehearsals. not mean that Japan will be froz- warn m e arrived at her new home on Dec. 28. Her maternal scenery; The Met's paint bridge is poser with whom I attended ’ the diamond finesse. Sept. IS, 1960, the commlaaion is- townspeople who helped make the FRIG ID A IRE W A SH ERS A RE „ J t a theater. Usually, they are T^e ballet rehearsal room is equip- en out of the lucrative American South’s queen of diamond-s wins, ^I'andpyents are Mr. and Mr*. Harry J. Schaefer. Beaver Falls, show a complete success. very large, both in aduitorium and ped with bars and rnlrrors just as 45 feet above the floor with a clear performance. market. you had only three diamond*, h* aued 57 pertnit* including 18 for and he leads out the acc of tru^mps. « . H « paternal grandmother i* Mr*. Wilma Stroud, Greenfield. private hou*ea for a total of 8380,- , .\bant Town facilities. The stage must be big it w’ould he in a European opera hoist of 86 feet. Chicago's is 75 Further, Anton Quadagno proved Kennedy told the Japanese will have to give you credit for Tenn. She haa a brother, David, 2V4. feet above the floor with a clear once again that he is an excellent By his mode of play you should three hearts. 200. The board of education will meet enough to accommodate a cast of house, where ballet and opera leader the United States is seeking know that he has some sort of hundreds, if necessary, and the hoist of 140 feet. ’That is nearly operatic conductor. As- usual he Sure enough, declarer lead* th* Continuing its work on revismg tonight' at 8:30 at the school. An companies are invariably lodged in favorable trade treatment of Jap- tnimp problem. He cannot be wor- m WQoheel P>ederick, son of Mr. end Mr*. Frederick MIDWINTI orchestral pit should accommodate the same building. 14 stories, in case you didn't think kept the pace moving, and the an as well as itself in the EEC jack of heart* from dummy and zoning reguIatlMis, the commission executive session for evaluation about it. And working on a paint forces in excellent balance. And ried about the king of trumps lets it ride for a flneese. Your part- ®*"' Vernon. He wes born Jan. 29 at PLock- will meet Feb. 15 with a represent- of teachers w-ill be held from 8 to about 100 Instrumentalists. My recollection is that the Met Kennedy, an exnert and tireless since he has not tried a finesse. llls TOy Hoepitel. Hi* maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. has a 50-foot opening, between the bridge seven stories up, is no Job Anthony Stivanello, as stage man- ner wins with the queeh of trumps, I ative of the State Development- 8:30 p.m. In this respect, Hartford's Bush- campaigner, whirled about Tokyo His problem must be the queen. I » y CasUeton. Vt. HU paternal grandparent* are Mr*. ment Commlaaion at the Commu- nell is barely adequate. The stage sides, of the proscenium arch, and for anyone troubled with vertigo. ager, achieved a triumph in han- all morning on behalf of his and South i« down one. j A meeting of the public build- South furrows his brow and If vou hadn't dropped the king Fsrker, West Springfield, Mass., and Elroy Parker, East nity Hall to discuss correlation of ing commission will ^ held at 8 la just about large enough; but the is 45 feet deep, from curtain line All true opera houses t(ave facili- dling the ,tremendous numbers of brother’* New Frontier program. moves his lips soundleesly. You Longmeadow, Mesa. stage participants, which number- of diamonds. South would have state atatutea with local regula- tonight at the (Community Hall. pit will accommodate only about 65, to back wall. This compares with ties for making their entire pro- In ' quick succesion, Kennedy know what ia going on because • 00*0 tion*. FU R N ITU and then with considerable squeez- 45 feet of opening and 35 feet of ductions from carpenter shops to ed over 150 during the triumphal visited the prime minister. For- known about your four diamonds. There will be a meetinjg of the scene. this is the way opponenU look Then he would have known you W EUzaheth, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Gaetano Reign at Ice Show entire teaching staff of St, Maurice Inif. This limits.the operatic reper- depth at the Bushnell. But the dressmakers and tailors. There gre eign Minister Zentaro Kosaka, when they are busy counting the Fifty of these were from had only two heart*, and he would S' Franklin Ave., Hartford. He was bom Jan. 28 In Scott Roberts and Kathy O'Hara CSiurch tonight at 8 in the church toire which can be produced in Met has very little room at the also cMbler shops, wig shops elec- Justice Minister Koshiro Uekl and distribution. Hurtrort Hospita]. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Hartford. sides, for scenery and cast which chester. and comprised the Roiujd have refused the trump finesse. reigned as king and queen of th* hall. trical repair shops and so on. ’These both houses the Diet. Finally South cashes the ace of Dally Question Patar Pella, 174 Eldridge St. Her paternal grandmother i* Mr*. Of course the Bushnell Is not an is not on stage. In this respect, the are housed below the auditorium, Table Singers from the High diamonds and ruffs a low diamond Bebaatiana (3allo, Hartford. Skating Club of Bolton’s third an- Speaker of the Houae Anthony PRICED! School, directed by G. AUMrt Everywhere Kennedy went he Partner opens with one diamond, nual Ice show Saturday and Sun- Wallace of Simsbitry will be gueet opera house, arid does not pretend Bushnell Is much superior, having above the dreseing rooms, and so was greeted by crowds of eager in the dummy. This Is where you to be one. It is a general purpose almost 30 feet on one side, and Pearson, n iey did a bang-up Job, and the next player passes. You on, wherever they can be tucked young people. At the Justice Min- make your helpful play. You drop hold; Spades—K J 9-8; Hearts — - J?™***’ **®“ *Oi Alan, son of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Kudra. 78 \% auditorium, and is excellently suit- over 20 on the other. in. singing with precision and good the king of diamonds. N. Enn St, He was bom Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hos- ed to ^ e needs of the area. The tone, and comporting themselves istry office girls dressed in blue 7 3- Diamonds—K 10 8 4; Cflube — You need more space off-stage The stage itself must have a frocks jumped up and down and This play carmot dost anything, ^ matamal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Paul Wup- WE G IVE^.w r sheen stamps for EVERY DIME YOU SPEND '^ M k v stage. Incidentally, is about as than on, for not only must the with the aplomb of seasoned 'vet- 10 8 2. What do you say?- Aawfti, clear hoist to the ’’g^rid’’ equal to squealed. Kennedy stopped and since South can easily ruff out Answer: Bid one spade- Show a peillald, 90 Grandview St., Mancheater. His paternal grandpar- large as the Met's, and it has su- whole cast be accommodated off- that of the paint b rid ^ ; In other erans. your king after drawing trumpe are Mr. and Mrs. George Kudra. Stamfort, Conn. He has perior "carry-off’ room at the stage, but perhaps 3 or 4 sets of With numbers Ulw; these on shook hands with one of the girls. major suit rather than raise part- words, twice the height of the tall- Kennedy opened his airport ar- You can therefore make this kind two brothers, Robert Jon, 7. and Paul David, 5. sides, for storing the huge sets scenery, as well. "Pelleas" requires the stage. Stivanello managed to ner's minor AS est scenery. Above the grid are rival statement Sunday n l^ t with of play as naturally as though you D needed in opera. 9 sets, and ’'Boris’’ is almost a* dispose them so that there was For Sheinwold's 36-page booklet, huge vents, ,irequently with blow- brief greetings in Japanese but had started with only' three dia- A Pocket Guide to B^ldg^" send Gardiner, Kathy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Gene G. Gar- U HLE AS The Metropolitan in New York, bad. At the Met they have to stack plenty of room for twenty Jn a SAVE ’50!! ers, so that in case of fire, the stayed away from the language monds. diner, 87 Marble 3t., Mancheater. She waa born Jan. 30 at Man- scenery out on the sidewalk in the corps dehallet, and three principal 50c to Bridge Book, Manchester Is a true opera house, and is the whole thing becomes a huge sort 4 Am ericans K illed during his rounds today. This is your real reason foi Evening Herald, Box 3318,, Grand ehester Manorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. : one you have probably seen, or are rain and snow, which accounts for dancers to present an excMlent Machine tool manufacturer of flreplace. vvith the flames roar- Mrs. Kennedy visited, a Catholic dropping the king. From the play Central Sta., N. Y, 17, N. Y. and Mr*. Charles J. Allen, Bradford, Vt. Her paternal grand- $0.55 the often bedraggled appearance of Frigidaire Imperial most likely to see. It is old and ing up the chimney, and separated hallet divertlssment, one o f the English language school end hsd of the black suits South should (Copyright 1962, General Fea- mother i* Mrs. Jame* P. McCarthy, North Kingstown, R. I. She t h ^ in the opera, all o f which With 14 Others in know that you sUrted with three from the auditorium by either an a reunion with Mother Anne ha* a brother, Mark Jeffrey, 3. Famoua Piree-rlng agitator laimdera with care. clubs and four spades. If he thinks tures Corp.) asbestos or a steeTHre curtain. were done with true excellence. Stoeple, the president of the acade- gears up for profits! Excluslva aomeraault washing action. Automatic Piston Im press^ Peru Plane Crash So much for what Is needed. I'll my, who taught her at the Con- Morin, Donald Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs, Eldward Morin, 177 safnty pin, atop and motor protector. Mechanism K Weak After tell ,vou about the ’’front" of aome SoenicaUy the production was vent of the Sacred Heart in New E. Middle Tpke. He was bom Jan. 30 at Manchester Memorial with 4 speed drive. Sealed transmission. Small Desna other houees In later article*. Hope beautiful, Md the coetuming was (Continued from. Page One) Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Antime Faymsait lavish and ccd ^ u l. T\> quote Mr. York (Jlty. She also visited a Costly delays in OUing orders need to be a you’ll enjoy them. crippled children's home. Domond, St. Ag;atha, Maine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Piston again, ’^ e Met has noth- He and his wife, Anne, 38, moved and Mrs. Edward Morin, St. David. Maine. He has two brothers. serious preUera l o r this eenpany. Especially ing this companY-hMn’t got,'and to Newton last July from Bethea PWHp, 4, and John, 2H- T H E MEN tfonblssom* was the time spent checking price* this company has Upmething the da, Md., where Uram had Ixen a or THE LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER AS Met doesn't.. .enUiueiium.” 'This Is 30 Fete Cartiers Hansen, Chris Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen, and specifications between one department and member of the nutrition studies UTTU AS certainly an accolade fnaon one of Present 151 Pearl St. He was bom Jan. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hos- anothar. Could we help? We sent a Comrauni- SAVE ^40!! Semper —FI America’s outstanding musicians. section of the National Institutes At HouseYYarming ^tal. His maternal grandparent-s are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth He added, "I am tremendously of Health. He was a native of Plant, Bast Hartford. His paternal grandmother ia Mr*. Har- eations Conaultant to diagnoee the situation. He The Perfect Mate Impressed: this Is a wonderful ex- Philadelphia. The Urams leave Hette Hansen, 153 Pearl St., Manchester. Mr. and Mr*. Waype Cartier, 66 found that this company had simply ''out- $1.85 perience for me, seeing how really two children, Eric, 8, and Eileen, Feature for feature this Frigidaire Imparial 5, who were with Mrs. Uram's Deerfield DS,, tpere feted by 30 Modean, Paul David, aon of the Rev. and Mrs. Earl R. Modean. grown" its present telephone set up. His recom- D o n ' t f o r g o t l t ' « P a r r i s magnlflcently America can pro- friend* and relsiUvea Saturday eve- Dryer eomparea with the very hlgheat priced, duce ian opera.” mother in Boston. 88 Wenter Pi., Clifton, N. J. He was bom Jan. 29. His mater- mendatien: Install a new dial system to speed MODCI, yet It la' actually Important dollara ieaa. Dual A spokesman for MIT said the ning at 'a hoiis'e-warmtng party. ‘THE WOMEN’ nal grandmother is Mrs. Fred Fink. Albert-Lea, Minn. His pa- I s l a n d N i t t t o m o r r o w What more can I add to that’ DlA-62 cycle selector. 6 position correct drying for all A Week After two couples had been in Peru for The couple-was ^ven a large mir- By CLAIRE BOOTH ternal grandmother ia Mrs. Sigrrid Modean. 39 Cambridge St. He ap intra-company calling. Effeiency in handling He summed it up in words that ror for hanging above the fire- MODEL fabrics. Control panel lamp. Aul. and refreshments the buay wnefca ahead. Tailoring telephone serv- OR GET YO UR M O NEY B A CK ment again) the cast Included said the plane may have been were served. and Mra. Herman E. Chapman, Pasco, Wash. Mary Curtis-Verna as ''Alda"; struck by lightning. Thurs., Fn., Sat», Feb, 8-9-10 ie* to your nead* is this man's specialty, and Spodol AUowoneo Po H elp W ith InftoHatleii C e tts, Tee! Irene Krammarioh. In the role of Fire swept through the plane, CURTAIN 8:80 Brown, Jonathan Herbert, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Brown. and bodies of the victims—15 16 Proctor Rd. He was bom Jan. 24 at Hartford Hospital His there's no charge for his aasistanr* Just call Amneris and Helena Sylvester as TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR , . maternal grandmother is Mrs. Eleanor Keefe. 165 St. John St, oar buainaat oAce. The Southern New England the priestess, to name the leading passengers and three crew mem- bers—were badly burned. Hla paternal grandmother is Mrs. Grace Brown, Enfield. He has TelephotM Company. A range with built-in glamour...without built-in expensel We*re at female roles. T;)ve male parts were two brothers. Rlriiard Leslie. 7. and David Jeffery, 5; and two sis- BONUS near at sung by William Wilderman as US H N EL n ters. Deborah Arm, 8 4 . and Nancy Eleanor, 3. Ramfls; Umberto Borso, in the your role of Radames; Joshua Hecht, as ’ Phone MI 8-78S2* the King of Egypt; Enzo Sardel- This WodnMday telephone S T A N L E Y W A R N E R t t fP FRIGID A IRE lo, as the King of Ethiopia; and BlISINESmS -eU a/e ^ M O N . , TU E S . I W E D . Vour order for drug needs and Harry Thayard, as a meesenger. H BUYS cosmetics will be taken care of Every last one was superb, and STATECE3 \ 1 .U N C H immediately. each seemed to inspire the others. AFTER SCHOOL MATINEE iProbably Irene l^ammarich re- Food is our business . . . Today and Tuesday, 3:30 pm. ceived the greatest applause by a and pleasing business shade. This was the first time she Shown St 4:00, 6:30 and 8:55 FREE has had a role here that really let men, our specialty. 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t: • MANCHESTER EVEIiiNG HERAJUO, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, PEBRLARY 6, 1962 PAGE. FIVE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. FEBRUARY Woodslde Bt.; M n. Dolores Tou- loujiaa, (hiventry; Ckuul Steven- UJS. Copters F erry Castro Blasts son, 872 Parker 8 t ; Miss Olive Skating Report Students Stone Mrs. Jean Thomas, Charles and West Hartford a year «K9-,Th*y Kamienski, 388 W. Center St.; Vietnam^e in,Raid iia Alia Pakults and Adam Postem- Leon Meyers Marks had Uved In West Hartford for 24 Kennedy Ban Gary Grimm, Ekmt Hartford; Mrs. sky. years. Beulah Talamini, Stafford b r in g s ; On Viet Cong Unit U.S. Em bassy Sommer Besident Dies 45 Years Married Mr, Meyer recently retired from WILL Mrs. Mary Kaslauskas, 94 Mather Grfmd list Hits $6 Million, Word has- been received of the TV-Radio Tonight his Job a* department ihead of On Ciiba Trade S t; Mra. (tetherine Jordan and death of Ralph hbuxh of Drexel Mr. and M n. Vmm P. Meyer of shipping and supply from the Con- son, Bteat Hartford; Mrs. Jean (CoBthMwd from Page One) ' In Indonesia Hill,' Pa., a summer resident of necUcut General LUe Insurance 36 Clyde Rd., were guests of hon- Hansen and son, 151 Pearl S t; Increase Totals $244,804 Columbia for, more than 30 years. Oo. (Coatianed from Page Oae) Mra. Marilyn Gardiner and daugh- they skimmed only flve to 10 feet (Coattaoed from Page One) March was a teacher at Girard or at a 46th wedding anniversary ter, 37 Marble S t ; Mrs. Germaine above the village rice paddies. States la. planning aggrsaslon No skating, ice her- Th* town’* net grand lUt foj^loU (M more than last year) $769, long illness prebeding his death. 6:00 Ekirly Show (In proKrcss) to. lo t Hi(hllfhta home (m Saturday. against Chiba and meddling in her Tpke.; Mrs. Sandra Jeski and son. Capt. Jack Hutcheson of Lawton, nDOUBLE SftH As the crowd gathered for Ow- DISCSIAROED YESTERDAY: guimer on the downed helicopter. High temperatures yeeterday can soil." o f $SM,8M over last year. The Also, 1,204 motor vehicles (53 Pennsylvania, and a grandchild. I A l > llann : News Pfill Silvers Feb. 5, 1917, In St. Peter’s Oiurch, tro's speech, Soviet Premier John Weerden m , 470 Hartford “Nobody was hurt, we were Jiist and today caused all areas — Cen- The ggency aaid several persons more than last year) at $550,020, a New Arrival ' Syllabiu Co Cell The T n it b Khrushchev messaged a reitera- shaken up." 1960 net list was $5,971,166. Wim^y Patrol 1:00 Pete and______Gtadydy* Pittslnirgh, Pa- Mrs. Meyer is the 8REEN $TAMPS Rd.; Ehbert Knowles, Blast Hart- ter Springs Pond. Center Springs had been arrested on suspicion of TMure are 279 ssemptlons for jump o f $34,030; machinery, water- A son, Mark Prentice, was bom 6:15 Modem Olceat NaUonal Velvet former Mary Kelley. tion of Russian support for the ford; Mrs. Mildred BVeeman, 53 Automatic fire from a bomboo Annex, Charter Oak P vlt and Cen- Ob fUns And ..plioto finishing* leading the demonstration. vetwans, the blind and others, to- power and dams, $16,130; goods of to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Borwnlng Nawa SpoM A Waatber :80 ^ e Rifleman Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have four Cuban revolution. ' Alexander St.; Robert Upton, 124 grove dented the support arm of ter Springs PMk — to close yes- U.S. Ambassador Howard P, taling $275,351. Farm exemptions manufacturers and merchants, of Whitney Road, Jan. 30 at Wil- S 36 Weather. News a Sporla windowdow On...... Main “ Street BlAck mnd white nnd color. "The people of the Soviet Union Hawthorne S t; Joseph Archam- the front rotor. The blade sliced (:M For Yaur lafonnaUOn Bell System Science ^ ries i children, Mrs. George Mitney and terday. Jones protested the mob attack total $104,686; and other proper- $60,150; cables. $116,000; and liam Backus Hospital in Norwich. Club House -K * 10. Mrs. Charles Ckunpbell, both of are alwaya wHh you, dear Cuban bault, Brighton Lane, Vernon; An- Into the roof of the cabin and the to the Indonesia Foreign Ministry. ties, (state and town-owned, and boats, $32,320. Lnst year’s figure The Imby is the couples' fourth Channel e News DucKptn Bowilna Manchester, Mrs. Benny D’Agas- SALEM NASSIFF brothers.” Khrushchev said. "A toony IMmlnlco, 89 Elldrldge St.; machine pancaked to earth. One embassy offici|il. Miss Mary lurches) total $401,790. on boats was $2,260. child,' and third son. Harbor Command !t:00 Danny Thomaa Show Mrs. Donna Tibbetts, Phoenix St., Mechanics quickly repaired the BristsI - East Hartford - EafisM - Hartford - Maadwittr - New Britaia -News a Weatbae Surfatde Six t tino of Windsor Locks, and Leo P. growing militant movement of RockviUe-V ernon Manoheater, a personnel officer, There are 847 resident property Top taxpayers include the Con. Baptism Expedition 9:30 The Andy Griffith Show Meyer,, also of Manchester; and FMOTO SHOP aolidarity in all parts of the globe Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ro- craft, however, and it was flown was injured. Several others in the Newiaiten • PlaisvMt • RockvMs • Siosbury - Sestliiiigtos - Uidesvie - West lists, 17 more than last year; and nectlcut lig h t and Power Co., as. Pamela Sandra Lohr. young Men of Destiny Hall of FUme (C) 10, out an hour later. 10 :00 Henn^aeVs., 11 grandchildren. 991 MAIN STREET will help the (hiban people frus- manowski, Norwich; Michael embasuy were hit by flying glass 316 non-resident, three more than sessed for $166,350; James J. Lon- daughter of Mr. suid Mrs. Wallace 8:46 Uouc SMwarda Ben Caac^ 8. 13. The couple moved to town from trate the evil plans of the U.S. Im- Seller, 3 Sanford St.; Shelia Brans- Lt. Col. Arthur P. Godfrey of Police Book Pair Shouting and akiging, about 100 Hartford - Wotkerifisld • WMiRwiitk • WHsm - Wiadser • Windsor Locks ergan, $47,080; Laura and Clair L. Hanttev. Brtnkley Report last year. Ten per cent penalties Lohr of Lake Rd., was baptized by Million Dollar Movie p8rialista and^their hirelings.” fleld. Warehouse Point; Robert Manchester, N. H., senior adviser students believed to be from the Robinson, $40,020; Cooper Prod- 10. :80 I’ve Got A Secret to the 21st Division of the 3rd added because taxpayers faiied to the Rev. George. K. Evans Sunday tvealns Report Hunter Jr., Glastonbury; L j ^ On 6 Car Counts student orgaiJzaUon dominated by flle property lists total $30,951. ucts Inc. $38,120; Harvey S. Col- at the worship service at Colum- :00 Newa Oaatro foUowed a similar line. Ctorps, srid "We have to have air 7:00 After Oinnei Morte Newa. Sporla A Weather "Revolution is inevitable," he VendrlUo, 14 Spruce St., Rrokyille; the Communists, hurled stones and The breakdown, in part, shows lins, $84,380; Sam Allen, $31,430; bia (Congregational Church. News a Weather ;15 i irk’ Paar Rhnw (C) Patricia Donnelly, 49 Waddell Rd.; cover." News; Spotiporta a Weather Suapenae Theater said. "It is determined by the con- A man and a woman, occupants sticks at the embassy and smashed 828 dwelUngSx (81 more than last John Mathieu, $29,420. BulleHit' Board. \ Expedltjon Peggy' Lucas, 82 BMward St.; Rob- cithers, over $25,000, include :20 Galn’a Hundred OP MANCHESTER ditions o f misery in which man of a car driven the wrong way on wlndou-B of automobilea in the year) aSMSs^ at $821,600 ; 931 The meeting of the Sisterhood of Dealli Valley Days Feature 40 aSTCHER GUSS CO. lives in Latin America." ert (Seveiand, Bridgeport; Mrs. Elm St., were arrested Saturday compound. bams, garages and Outbuildings, Mrs. Martha Brand, John and Mllltmi Dollar Movie :80 Jach Paar Show (C) Agudath Achlm regularly sched- Mitchell "Chiba votes for culture, the Jeanette Hellstrom, Vernon St.; by Rockville Patrolman Kenneth $478,130 ; 975 house and building Mary Naumec, Joseph Tashllk, Wyatt Earp Movie 8 Myatery John Gordon, 20 Hamlin St.; Mrs. Coast Guardsmen uled for tonight at the Chestnut 7:1S iCvealna Report 1rOO- Late Newa 188 W EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 9-7879 United States for Ignorance,” he Gordon, and will face a series of A U.S. decision to (Jose Its Hill Sj-nagogue has been can- Helen Kellis, Wethersfield: Doreen SEE SATURDAT'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTII^O declared. “Cuba for industrializa- Hurt in Accident six charges in court Feb. 20. airfields to the Dutch troop planes SAVimS FOR celed. tion, the United Slates for under- Anderson, Hebron; J. Paul Le- was communicated to the Dutch Blond, RFD 2, Rockville; Miss Eugene A. St. Louis, 34, of 17 COBNEB UUBANT ST. development. Chiba for truth, the Vernon Ave., the driver, is cluu'ged Foregn Ministry by the American Manchester Evening HemM Oo. United States for the lie. Cuba for Deborah Bristol, Watrous Rd., Bol Two servicemen, injured early ton; Timothy Quinn, Mansfield yesterday morning when their car with driving without a license, ambassador to The Hague. Jolui lumMn rorreepondent Mrs. Donald LARGER QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! liberation, the United States for Rice, a diplomatic source said. He R. Tuttle, telephone -AGademy Center; William Schmidt, Glaston- ran off the southboimd lane of Rt. driving In the wrong direction on a EARLY WEEK SHOPPERS Radio oppression. Chiba for socialism, the reported that Rice told State 8-S43S. PLENTY OF FRONT AND BEAR PARKING bury; Josei^i Vtncl, 88 Clinton St.; 15, over an embankment and one-way street, driving an unregis- (This Ustlag Includes only those newt brosdosate of 10 or 16-mlnnte United States for capitalism.” tered motor vehicle and misuse of Secretary Hans van Houten the The United States, he said, took Mrs. Violet Neddow, 18 Bank St.; struck a tree after traveling 590 length. . Some stations carry other short newscasts). A UTO GLASS INSTALLED Mrs. Eleanor Goss, 60 W. Center feet (40-feet in mid-air), today marker plates. He posted a $100 U.S. permission was granted only a major beating at tlie Punta del bond. for a flight last Friday and that WDRC—1S8C 8:06 Pops Concert Este conference of Inter-American St.; Mrs. Margie Burkley, East were reported In fair and satisfac- 8:W News 9:06 Nl^tbeat GLASS FURNITURE TOPS foreign ministers which ended last Hartford; Peter Walencewicz, WU tory condition at Manchester Me- The car owner, Mrs. Edwina Z. landing rights would not be ex- THE HIOH COST C:Q6 Today 6o WaH tltreet ll:tXi Newa Saturday. He aaid only the U.S. limantlc; Mrs. Eleanor White, 97 morial Hoepibal. Wheelock, 34, of 17 Vernon Ave.. tended for a second chartered 6:10 ArtIrtJol . - _ on Bhow 11:15 Sports Final • Your personal abilities Under special care at the hos- is charged with improper use of flight that had been sch\»duled for 8:06 Raynor i.. ___ 11:30 Starltjrtitnrltatit SsranvJIa MIRRORS (Rropioco a iMlDoor) "ministiy of colonies” meaning the B. Middle Tpke.; Nancy Schaffer, 1:00 Neva • f l i o Oft 1:80 Sim Off can be the deciding factor. 13 anti-Cuban nations went al(Hig 134 Park St.; Carl Wolfram, 675 pital are John Griffith 19, of Wind- marker plates and allowli^ an un- t(xlay. OF DRY AIR WPOP—1416 sor, and William Nnumowicz, 23, licensed person to drive: l^ e post- WHAT—fit 6:UU ToGay in Hartforo PICTURE FRAMING (oN types) They identify you as a man with the Kennedy admlniatratlon’a B. Middle Tpke.; Guy Wanegar, A Dutch commercial airliner be- 6:UU Paul Harve> RFD 1, Rockville; Mrs. C'eronique o f Brooklyn, N. Y. ed a $50 bond. , lieved to be carrying 25 I^tch Just as cold air absorbs heat 6:06 Soutkl Staft 6;16 Connecticut Baltroom who is, or is not, ready to move to get a unanimous Latin- from anything it touches (in- 7:00 Edward 7 Moreau 8:00 Don Blair Show W IN D O W aiMi PLATE GLASS American vote to throw Cuba out R(xUer, 60 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Griffith is reported In fair con- According to police Mrs. Whee- soldien in civilian clothes landed 11:00 News. Sign Off dition. He recei'-ed a compound lock asked St. Louis to drive while cluding the human body)—dry 8:f9 Night m abt WINF—i:____ Ulf move up to a better job. of the OAS. Maureen Johnson, French Rd., In Tokyo Sunday and waa search- air absorbs moisture from the 4:UU World News OONTRAOTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK Bolton; Mrs. Florence Dux, Wap- fracture of his left leg and multi- she cared for her children who ed for weapons. None was found. 6:ln Wall St rs' j t ping, Mrs. Barbara Rose. Hebron ple bniisea on his body. Naumo- were in the car. Ilie plane waa en route to West skin at a rapid rate . and pro- wnc—liii 6:16 Showcase and Newt wicz, who Is in satisfactory con- duces a chilling effect, which 6:00 Newa. Weatoer A Bport# 4.46 ikiweli rbomas MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS • ARE Y O U SELF- Arthur Steele, 560 Vernon St.; Mrs. The car was not registered, due New Guinea. 6:30 StHcdy Bporta 6:55 Sports Patricia Peters and daughter. An. dition, received scalp and right to Mrs. Wheelock's failure to pay Last week the Japanese govern- can only be offset by increas- 6:30 Suppertime Serenade 7:10 CON FIDENT? Hospital Notes Richard Hayea and Carol Burnett OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENING dover; Mrs. Paula Leone and knee lacerations. the peraona^roperty tax on it. po- ment refused to let a chartered ing air temperature. 6:45 T%ree Star Bxtra 7:30 News Analysis State Police reported that both 7:06 Conversation Piece 8:0U 8*he Wo r l d f o n l Kh t ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN daughter, RFD 2; Mrs. 'Jane Hicks lice said. They said the marker airliner carrying Dutch soldien THUS A PROPERLY HU- 7:3U Newa of tha World 8:15 ShowcAss and Newa DO Y O U HA V E POSI- Ylslting hours are 3 to 8 pjn. and son. Broad Bnx>k; Mrs. Betty men were pinned in their vehicle, 7:45 Radio Moscow plates were from another car. land In Japan. MIDIFtED HOME IS AS L3:15 Slen Off T1VE ATTITUDES? • for all areas, except maternity, Smith and son. 116 Croft Dr.; Mrs. and windows had to be broken dur- (COMFORTABLE AT 70 de- where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:80 Gladys George and daughter ing rescije operations. grees Fahrenheit AS A DRV C A N Y O U EXPRESS to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where Broad Brook; Mrs. Nanev Kendall Police today were still Investi- ONE AT 78 or 74 degrees. they are 10 am. to 8 pjn. Visitors and daughter. South Windsor. grating the accident. They have SP ECIAL TU E S D A Y • W B IN E S D A Y YOUR IDEAS EN are requested not to smoke In pa- been unable to determine who was a Excessive winter dryness also driving at the time of the acci- shrinks the wood in floors, THUSIASTIC ALLY? tients rooms. No nnre than two LADIES—-Don’t be talked into spend- visitors at one time per patient. dent, a State Police spokesman stairs and trim to produce un- 14th said. The car, owned by David ins' $2.25 or $2.50 for new soles when sighiy cracks. Rug and drape Hospital Adds 13 • DO Y O U MAKE Benefield of New Bedford, Mass., we can fix up the toes of your shoes flbers dry out; become brittle Patlento Today; 217 Self Care Units a shipmate, was borrowed by the and wear out faster. In furni- N ATIO N AL YOURSELF CLEAR? admitted SATURDAY: John two men. All three are assigned to for a few cents with an invisible PORK ture, Joints open, deterioration Warren, 243 Oak St.; Arthur the Coast Guard Cutter Hum- cap. V spee^ up. • DO Y O U THIN K Steele, 560 Vernon St.; Felix SevHi hospital rooms on ftrst- boldt, now stationed in Boston. CHILDREN'S Kozickl, 23 Lockwood St.; Herman HOW CAN YOU TELL HOW OBJECTIVELY? floor central at Mancheerter Me- llirow them away. Brill DRY AIR REALLY ISf OR Pletrowald, 114 Oak_ St; George morial Hospital have been reno- Brownsworth, Wethersfleld; Mrs. * plenty of wear M t In your HOW HUMID IT SHOULD DENTAL • C A N Y O U INSPIRE vated to provide 18 unllq for self- aboee when bronght here for expert repair- M a n’s struggle to t e ll t lm s-f ro m th e Su n Dia l to tfie Atom ic Cloc k I BE? Augusta Pitney, 1003 Tolland ing at reaaonaUe priees. INITIATIVE and Tpke.; Walter Brainard, East service ambulatory pi^tienta. PRESGRIPTIONS E in s tsin's th e ory o f re l a tivity. . . th e developm ent o f calendars Williams Oil Service will give H E ALTH Hartford; Jack Kovalevlch. Tol- Each of the r o o ^ hps been that test (U only takes a few C O O P E R ATIO N Free Delivery ...n a t u r e 's b u ilt-in " clocks” in pla nts and a nim a lsl land; Robert Lane, 9 Chuixdi S t; painted, reflniahed and equipped So# Sam Wh a n Y o « Wonh— minutes) and tell you what per IN OTHERS? Mra. Mary Badorek. Glastonbury. D o n't miss th o story o f tim e on th e B a ll Syat em's ne w Sci ence WEEK with a dial on the outride door cent relative humidity you admitted YESTEStDAY; Lie O En DRUG should maintain and how to do by which petlenta may indicate • IC E S K A TE S H O U O W G R O U N D . . Serie s progra m, st arring Dr. Fra nk B a x t e r-a fa scin a ting expari- John Grifllth Jr., South Wtadeoc; SHOPPING PARKADE It. where they'inay be kxated if they CHOPS enc e f o r every rhember of th e f a m ilyl FEBRUARY 4-10 The way you handle your William Naunxiwlcz, Brooklyn. have left the room. • RUBBERS and A R CTIC S REFAIRED . work and deal with people N.Y.; Mrs. Ckwa McCJloud, 37 Ih e 'tooms will not be uoed un- CINTIR CUT Strant St.; Mias Jean Cataldi, 33 IN COLOR Ml NBC-TV • CHANNELS 4,10,22 a 30 W ILLIA M S 1962 answers these questions. til there is a need for them, accord- • SHOES MADE LO N G E R or WIDER . . All Wall Trimmed and Cut From McKinley S t; Mrs. Bridget ing to a hotspttal official, because TONIGHT 8:300:30 EST This is why Dale Carnegie Maroeau, 8 Tracy Dr.; Russell Pet- the hoopltal has room for 37 self- For QUALITY matoriala aM expert W(»KHANSHIP yon O IL SERVICE SPONSORED lY THE Specially Railed Tender LB training can be of such last- ersen,. 157 Tanner St.; Mrs. Hazel service patients already In Crowell TUNE nASERS can’t bent the' "Old Maater." Try na the next tlm^— Mitchell 9-4.548 or call anytime AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION Fahey, 709 Main S t; Angelo Tam- House and first north. A BELL SYSTEM SCIENCE SERIES PROGRAM si.with good dontal health ing importance to you. Young Porkari yrsuntsd by AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE borniid, WlUimantlc; William The first floor oent^pil was for- TTIERE IS NO CHARGE DENTAL ASSOCIATION Through it you can build FOR THIS TEST Moore, East Hartford; Nicholaa merly used for intermediate care THE SOUTHERN NEW ENQLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY self-confidence, speaking Pawllk, Bailngton; Mrs. laaljel patients and was temporarily used SAM YULYES t w n o i v a / skills, human relations abil- Robinson, 229 Henry St; Dennis as part of tile continued care unit. "Shoe Bepnlring of the Bettor Kind tor a Half Oentory." >» H E N R Y FO N D A AND ON eUl-TV, TUE$„ FEB. 6 ities. Your prospects for Oleeson, 228 School St.; laurel The new self-service area in- 28 Oak STREET—same SIDE AS WATKINS ‘THE FA M lir Caatetter, Wapplng; William Prin- clude 'Six two-bed units and one (Just A Few Steps From Bfaln Street) promotion or higher pay dle, RFD 1; Mrs. Marjorie Burkley, private room. can rise or fall on what you East Hartford; Giovanni Balbiano, B a s t P ro tiu e a B u y s t do about adding these per- Brandy St, Bolton; William sonal qualities to your job Matchbtt Jr.. Stafford Springs; %jeo Houle, 54 Williams St.; Two Cameramen CELLO PKG 1 5 c experience and skill. Charles and Marjorie North, 3 Lin- Tom a to e s den Pi.. Rockville; John Fraher, Of Herald Cited DIAL DOUBLE S STA M PS 83 Stariuweathor S t; Lawrence 1230 LIM ITED TIME 2 I 9 « We have $houm nearly a Cucumbers LaBelle, 256 Oak S t; Mrs. Mary Sylvian Ofiara, Tbs Hsrald's 4 A .M . to 10 A.M. million men and women Mamin, 186 Bissell St.; Dwmls suid chief photographer, has received a Sheila McConvlHe, 453 Summit EVERY WEDNESDAY second place in the October 1961 2 LBS 2 5 c YOU BE TH E JUDGE! how to put their natural St.; Roger Dion, South Windsor; Chicory abilities into action^ dur- Mrs. Estelle Riley, 2 Lewis CSrcle, regional photo conteat si>onsored 30% OFF! by the National Press Photograph- W Hin IS ON E B OO K O F STAMPS W O RTH $13.26? Rockville. WINF 4 2 9 c OPEN ing the past 50 years. ADMITTED TODAY: Stoner ers Association. Gra p e fruit Smith, 151 Love Lane . His award was for a alow shut- on W EDNESDAY BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh- ter photo of spinning square danc- Meal A Oreduxe Orkai IHexHva TuaMtoy nnd Wedneadny Only THURSDAY and ter to Mr. and Mm. Oiarles Mar- ers. • L U N T S T E R L I N G Figures Tell The Story! neau, Coventiy; a son to Mr. and Reginald Pinto, also a Herald FRIDAY Mm. Robert Mondrzyk, RFD 2; a photographer, received a totid of Till 9 P.M. Check these figures—check our cash savings against stamps—and ace why son to Mr. and Mra. Dalnls Klavtns, eight points, and Ofiara, aeven, for • T O W L E S T E R L I N G thousands of homeowners in this area are right in— 566 Bush Hill Rd. photos during 1961, placing fourth ^ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son and fifth in the New England 7 to Mr. and Mra. John Shepardson, area. 24-Hour Radio Dispatch •GORHAM STERLING s u Bayberry Rd., Bolton; a daughter Switching To Cooperative! to Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Zavatkay, THIS WIEK! MAR Service Trucks STOP Wapping. • W A L L A C E S T E R L I N G 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST DISCHARGED SATURDAY; Jo- F A YIN G H IG H seph Lovejoy, 94 Delmont S t; Ron- RUG and IN MANCHESTER COOPERATIVE OIL AT 14.5c OAILON AHY STAMP DEAL AT 16.3c GALLON ald Mlkoleit, 109 S t John St; Har- INTERNATIONAL DALE CARNEGIE old Davey, 51 Elsie Dr.; John Cald m SUIlA N C E COSTS.. — TUESDAY A N D WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ~ well, 75 'Lenox S t; Francis Dono- UPHOLSTERY Gallons Cost Savings Gallons Cost No. o f Stamps hue, 163 W. Center St.; Mra. Ruth STERLING BE OUR GUEST Darling, 17$ Bldridge St; Terry 200 CLEANING For a limited time only, certain patterna In the above Sterling 750 EXTRA $29.00 ' $3,60 200 $32.60 326 W ITH O UT C O ST Lewis. 128 Bissell S t; Mrs. Annie Schroll, 60 Deerfield Dr.; Anatole Silver companiea, you can add to your preMnt service. Pleeae OR O B LIG ATIO N phone MI 3-2741 for further information. 400 $58.00 $7.20 400 $65.20 652 King, Stafford Springs; Charlene TEL. Ml 9 -1 7 5 2 Kilby, Ellington; Francins Mozzer, EHLERS C O F F E E 40 (Westwood Dr.; Mrs. Pauline A Yoor Buys ALL THIS 600 $87.00 $10.80 600 $97.80 978 Green Stamps 1 LB. Stolarczuk, 155 Deepwocxl Dr.; Ml 3-5747 112,000.On Yodr Home Armand Audet, South Coventry; A T Y O U t FIBST N A TIO N A L SUPER M A R K ITS 736.2 $106.74 S13.26 736.2 $120.00 1200 FREE Mrs. Hannah Adams, 304 HiHlard $ 4,800 On Your Contents V A C . C A N St.; Mra. Zella Oliver, 119 Lake $ 4,800 Theft Coverage * jfwfifrs - snvimuirHt Dsmoatiration St.; Miss Claire Nanis, 10 Lewis Garner's 3 1,200 Extra Expense Ihl^Sy IS O N E BOOK O F STAMPS W O RTH $13.26? 1 St. Rockville; Mra. Dorothy Brad- H (.HISW ()I I) 958 Main St., Manchester N o Coupon N e eded - Buy A H Yo u W a n t SAVE 18c ford, WilltmanUc; Elmyra Tessler. \\f o z ^ Hnrtfoid in the Yellow P a i^ nnder " S i d ^ ." Thao, BALLS CANS Next to Slark Twain Dtaer add a variety of liotinci in the triaphona dliee- ftp Where economy is desired, the Sp agh e ttE Pot R O A ST 79i H e ars a l l y o u h a v e t o d o t o s a v e Free Parking in Rear torias, such aa special numbers for mgfat and costs can be kept within very SA V E 17c TO P GRADE C H O iC E BONELESS M ONEY O N FUEL OIL A T COOPERATIVE weekend calla, alternate nmnbers sihera be < : h e f b o y - a i - d e e - Ju5t Heat and Serve mi^ be reached, roneecntive bnrinaaa and normal limits. Regardless o f selec- tor or more galhms M fuel booM aumben (in caaq aoma paopla knew him tion, every modem facility we have A oU ' B E R t M X y e a w a n t HdsBv e i e d. P a y driv e r a t tkne of deHverT. only through the naaoa of his Omi), and ont-of- is included in the service. •PWI k d a y a t a n o f f l e e ( a p t o S P JW .). DALE town WsthigB Roaalt: MaaF more calls are li«itig Beefareni 4 s.?89‘ leoaned by that o apany, nad bnstmes ia ess tha Information concerning prices is _ _ _ Ow always available. IM P O BTE p - For Making Delicious Spaghetti Sauce SA V E 37c Lamb Chops 6 9 inciems . . . PeiluqM oaa of enr Communica- — • ead *•*» CARNEGIE ticM Gensaltaats can bdp your la a cut e o ^ C H O IC E SHOULDER C U T the ^ New Oil Co. Respectfully, i Vie eSetti ** I inyinve ellifiMicy or build aaim daring the biny wacko ahead. Triloriiig tol^ ihesio ooiviee to 175 T OEnatoes. d »n$ 95* [j CALIF. FRESH, TENDER, GREEN W IM N YOUR G AU G C READS ONE QUARTER ^ your aoodi io Odo B M ’a and dwio'a East Center CIGARfUU, « « a TOBACCO Pl OOUaS W1M>T F»OM stamp ofhb ' t OTAL COURSE IM A r S TH E TIME YO U SHOULD RGOtDER no tiiarve for Uo amWaaea. Jnri call cor bnrii Street ta*. UIf Ina7< Preeeatod by Hanagemeat Desclopnaent aom ofloB. Tha Wonthera New Kaglond Tala- I 31S OROAD STn OPPOSITE POSTAL SUB-STATION Phone T H m O N E Ml 3-2143 or Ml 3-2144 HI S>112« Broccoli R. SfKiHABL F R A M O fM ^ For Furtii#*SSnIIwllee‘ CM AUaato 8488F ; ’V f— ---- 'S 't' BLANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1962 HANGHESTER LIVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1962 PAGE SEVEN
are Mkely t® be aoBttBosd Ifiwofi*- that tha mllea have not dlmlnlRiad Windsor, March 20, 1681, a son of lanches. There were not even any ATnomoN ardor. 12th Circuit the late Andrew and Ida Clark llm trlfpatpr. big declarttions of war, or not Romney Considers out life. . .. ___ _ BDUnsniEN Stat^ News Today marks tbs firat. anniver- Radio Station Dickinson. Directors to Review Costs A ddld’s pdmaiy *«<*«*«“ Obituary French Police Reveal even any Very big iklrmlshee in roryouF eoBFHiiaMO tea wflt aary of hls meeting with Mercedita He was a retired interior decora- Race in Michigan be given the beat of bectuoe Smith, tha young lady who haa Court Cases tottih ig i|praUii the Uttie wars already being dslivar your o r d « ynuptly tor and a member of South Metho- they are needed; been racalvl^ I^bwad's Written Warned About diet Church, Oriental Masonic Of flearing Room Renovation^ (1) for idiewteg R o u n d u p Mra, Mary A. JetfOresa fUight attention. And. today Miss Smith (OaaWaaad tn as Phes Obs)' D1WEY4UCHMAN mano hesteb session Lodge of BroM Brook, Past Patron' Plot to Upset Regime In fAct, tar from being a week- (2) for appeerance received one doaen roeea to honor M ra Mary A . Jefferson, 87, of of the Order of Eastern Star Ware- The costa of renovating the had-i * 4. $T0 for the rubber base and (3) for good opeech haWs _ TSTMAINBT. (Ot i lanid trana Page O w ) Howard Watnock, 92, of no cer- Birch Program 270 W. Center :St., widow of Peter end of portentous disasten for axnorahlp but ha atoppod about aa the sUBtveriBry. tain addrOsB, pleaded guilty to house Point and a Past Patron of Inch short o f an actual daclara- ly ventilated, noisy hearing room preparation of the subfloor. (This la tits first in a asriea of (4) to preaerve space for the 'Hiraugh the good otOcm o f Mlsa tk Jefferson, dM yesterday In Charity (Jourt, Windsor Locks. (Oontinaed from Pago One) mankind, it seemed to have passed permanent teeth to May 1.1191 aad aaoUiar g emita being a common drunkard and waa Ekut Hartford of a heart attack, slons with the French on a cease- Uon. The induotriallat said it would in the Munldpal Building will be 6. $380 to i^alnt and finish the articlea on dental health pubhataed Laura A. .Johnson, prudent of LOS ANGELES (AP) — Radio Survivors include his wife, Mrs. fire and steps toward independence t* rather quietly and uneventfully. reviewed tomorrow night by the walls. (5) and for better health affeeUva thla May 1 wiU ba paid sentenced to 90 days in State Jail according to' Dr. Bklwln Griswold, blow to dats^iigainst the terrorist ba prasumptnous of him to make by The Manchester Evening Her- Hartford College, the roeea were at Hartford. station KPFK, which p 1 a a a to Lillian Barrett Dickinson; a slater, after 131 years o f French rule. But if we were the astrologers' a statement on his possible candi- Board of directora. 8. $2,160 for air conditioning. aa part eff tha Mgnlar pay nta. delivered aad Mias Smith probably acting medical examiner. Mrs. Imogens Chapman of West underground in France. The aecret lO N O Bvirr du jB not tha Ineoatlva plan. Robert E. Gorman, 23, o f 681 broodcaat reading! from tha Biue Should the rebel heirachy ap« o f India, we would not give up that dacy for prsoldaBt in U64 "be- The directors already appropri- 7. $560 to revamp the ventilating ald, in cooperation with the Man- WE CABB Y... becatna the most envied college Mrs. Jefferson was born tn Man- Hartford; two brothers, John Dick- army la sworn to prevent Algerian COLUMBIA, Ky. |AP) — W. L In addition, tha eentiaet guafaa- Porter St., waa fined ri50 for driv- cheater, June 16, 1874, and had prove the broad lines o f a settle- ated gSifiOO to renovate the room, system. che^er Dmtal Society, In ohsw- aoidiomore In the dty of Hartford. Book of the John Birch Society, inson of Coventry and ^ d r e w Dick, indep«idence. jf- quickly or that easily. cause of a number of faetom." BUI Banka Banks tumed 100 tma that IIH canta la pay raiaaa ing a m o m vehicle -while under the lived in town ell her life. She was ment reportetdly reached by nego- Romney said he had been non- but that was in November, before t. $280 for sprinklers. vance o f National Children's Den- says it wae warned by on anony- inaon of Hartford; and several A bomb believed laid by the tiators, final approval must still They, as well as ws, may have tal Health Week Feb. 4 through years old Sunday and he’s feeling won in 1957 and 19M alao will ra- Influence o f Uquor. He had been ar- a member of the (Jhurch of the As- ^1 partisan in politics for many yeara they had a detailed list o{ the Im- 9. $1,280 for lighting. S. S. HERCE mous caller: "If you commies Qlecea and nephews. secret army damaged a TV tower be given by the National' Revolu- made the mistake of looking tint provemente needed, and a detailed 10. $880 for three emergency 10.) fine, thank you. , , maia aa part eg tha flat pay rate. State Man Killed rested yesterday on a complaint sumption. Funeral lerricee will b« held at In the northern city o f Lille. This He declared himseB a Republican, BBNNETTSVILUS, S.C. (A P )— after driving his car off the road. broadcast the blue book, we're gon- tionary Council which serves as a for the external events, which in estimate o f coeta. l l ^ t units. 11. $300 to paint the Healthy Teeth.. .A H ^ ler T eat good, I aleep good, I feel FAMOUS FOODS Tha eontraet alao oontalna cartain Survivors include three aont, the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 la a tactic used by the secret army he said, on ^ because it was neces- Three persons were killed when a No accident occurred, police said. na bomb you out o f business.” Raymond J, Jefferaon of Port Jef- rebel parliament.' The estimates of costs now hall outside of the hearing room. Scbeol Child good and some of the wom«» even Improvementa in fringe bmtafita Main St., Thursday at 1 p.m. The to black out important speechbs by There were reports that should themselves rspresent no great de- sary under Michlcah law in order say I look good." Banka observed. ear skidded into the path of a truck Miss Ann DrlscoU o f Bast Acton, And the wife of actor Robert ferson, N.Y., Clifford T. Jefferson, range from $4,810 for a minimum Architect Arnold Lawrence was When you are getting your child Tha tenna were agreed upon Ryan said- eomebody called their Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor De Gaulle. Transmission at Lille the rebel leaders turn down tha cisions at an. to qualify as a candidate for dele- He walks a mile to town once or W«Rm Fqrm WogoH two miles south of here yesterday. Maas., was fined $90 for needing. of Manchester and Nathan C. Jef- of South Methodist Church, will of- of unprovements to $8,000 for a a consultant for the engineering ready for school, one important after an 8-bour nMoUating home Sunday and warned "some- waa not Interhipted, however. cease-fire terms reportedly agreed The great decisions, the great gate to a state constitutional con- department which prepared the thing to consider is hls dental twice a week. He tays he has Friday. The mannerahlp gave the Thoaa kUled were John W. Wood- Jidio^ Burgoe, 29, o f Hartford, ferson of West Hartford; two ficiate. Burial will be In Whidsor- A bomb alao blew, in the doors mouKR or vention. thorough, job. all Jr., 32, Undan, N.C„ Jonathan thing might happen" to Ryan If on at the negotiating level, De ___ ASSOCIATIW PPRKSS If the propoeed air conditioning plans for the renovation. health. Dental care should be start- smoked a carton of eigaiettea a pact unanimdua andoraemant in a was' found guUty of operating a daughters, Mrs. Ann Rothman of vllle Cemetery, East Windsor. and smashed windows at the re- TBa turns In history, the great boons CoiwitiY Stera D. Batee, 21, Litchfield, Ckmn.. and motor vehicle without a license and he participated in the readings. Gaulle will go ahead without them n * AMoelatad Prw* 1*la aiclaalraly for the room la not Ihatslled, and ed before the child reaches school week "ever aince they were a voice 'vnto at a meeting the fd - Manchester imd Mrs. John Foley Friends may call at the funeral gional administrative headquarters antltM to tb« uaa or ^publication of and the great disasters In the his- At AUantic Oty, N-J., —Five Eva Lea Davis, 86, Spring Lake, was fined $60. He told the court he Ryan is in Europe. His reading al- to set up a provisional regime to there is a good poseifalHty that age as habits establlHied early nickel a pack.” Boim ss—an t-itM lowing day. of Burlington; 11 grandchildren home Wednesday from 7 to 9:30 at Gernoble, In the Alps. There all MWB dtapatelMa eradltad to It or tory of civilisation come first in of six Rambler dealers selected at N.C. Bates wls dlecharged from has been, driving seven years with- ready Is recorded on tape. chart Algeria's road to independ- Bot otbarwua credited In thia paper neither the bundbig depertment and 18 great-grandchildren. p.m, were scattered outbreaks of vio- ence. and alao the local newa pupllahed here. the mind and heart o f man, and random at the National Automo- Mrs. Tyler Heard TAliOOTIVlIXI!, OONN. tha army at Fort Bragg, N.C., on out a Ucense. Mn. Ryan hired two guards to The funeral will be held at the lence In Algeria. An rIsMa of republlcatloai of special bile Dealers Association conven- nor Uie general manager wlU rec- WtikotU Cominu0$ Saturday. Police said they were Cerrano lannotti, S3, of Hicks- watch her home. - Both De Gaulle and the rebels dlapatehea herein are also reaaread. are neither aeen nor heard nor ommend its installstlm, the cost John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Francis H. Bushnell The blows of the secret army were confronted by the vow of the tion say they believe American By Cosmopolitans N1IWHA.VSN (A P )—Tha atrika unable to detemlne who was driv- viUe, N. Y., was fined $76 for KPFK, a llstener-aupported FM 219 W. Center St., Wednesday at Francis H. Bushnell, 53, of Es- geigered nor measured as they would be $fi,S10. ing. station which carries no commer- oame despite elaborate security rightist underground army—to fUl aarrioo client of N. B. A. Sere- Motors President George- Ronuiey Only Beautiful Eyeglass* at tha New Haven Board aad Pa- speeding. 8:30 a.m., with a lolemn high Mass sex, died Friday In Acapulco, measurea' in both France and Al- Ice, tne. come. already has decided to run for gov- This price would include the lay- Mrs. Lucille Lutzker of Nor- cials, said It will begin a week- carry on the fight to prevent the PlrilUalMTS Repreaentatlvea: Tbe ing of a carpet to replace the More than 40 members o f the per Co, eonUinied today attar of requiem at the Church of the Mexico, after suffering two heart garia against violent reaction to rich territory from passing to Julias Mathewa Special Asency — Ns« For all we know, this weekend ernor of Michigan. membara o f tha p^Mtiaakara union Army Plane Down wich waa fined $46 for speeding. long series of programs about the -AaaumpUon at 9. Burial will be In attacks while on vacation. He waa present ba^y worn one. Cosmopolitan Club saw aUdes and Twenty-five dollar fines were or- society tonight. The Blue Book, De Gaulle’s radio and TV speech. Moslem rule. ToA Cblcaao Detmit and Boaton. may have been the fateful period The informal poll was conducted HEARING AID tumed down the lataat eompany NEWTOWN (AP)—Engine trou. St. James' Cemetery. the brother of Mrs. Everett T. Mc- latMBER AUDIT BURBAU OB If the directora decided to have heard a talk'1;y Mrs. John M. Tyler dered in the cases o f Gil G e r v ^ a primer of the society, wlU be He la expected to make some following Romney's appearance propoaaL ble brought an army plane down Friends may call at the funeral Kinney of Bolton Notch. report on progress toward ending CIRCDUATKINS ______o f time during which eome mind or just a bare floor, the prices of of Glastonbury about Nigeria at a 18, of Madawaeka, Maine, on s ^ read by Hollywood personalities Sunday night on a nathm l tele- meeting last Friday afternoon In with all these 4 benefits A vote wae taken yaeterday on for an emergency landing on a pri- home tonight from 7 to 9, and to- Born Oct. 4, 1908 tn Essex, he tha seven-year rebellion in Al- Coventry Hm Berald Prlntlns Company, Inc., consensus of minds turned brittle floor material from wMch they Complete arate chargee of operating an im- and sections will be discussed af- vision program. the Federation Room at Center the offer by Local 46L It waa re- vate air atrip yeaterday. None of morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 waa the son Of Edward F. and .An- fforia. aasomes no financial reapansIMilty for and bored with the exhausting, could choose range from $250 tot regiztered motor v^icle ($26) and ter each reading. The sUtion said p.m. lypoaiapblcal errors appearlna In ad- The program was shown on two asphaK tile to $900 for rubber tile. Congregational Church. ZENITH ROYAL MEDALLION jected by a "fairly cloae" margin, the three men aboard were injured. nie Hayward Bushnell. He has French authorittei said the eertuements and other readM matter television sets at a rscepUon for REMODELING improper use of license plates the book will be treated objective- bean a member of the Essex Board endless, and seldom rewarding Mrs. Nunzio E. Agnello of 1 HEAR MORE—higher 4 NO OLD FASHIONED one union (rffielal oold. The 2-sngine plane was out of Ft. membera of the secret army were Driver Arrested In The Kancbeater BtsbIbii Herald. American Motors' dealers during Cost Breakdown ®*wgg, N.C., bound for an undis- ($26); Ralph Cote, 32, o f Coventry, ly. Mrs. Robert A. l.aCrolx of Tax Review for six years and five officers and two lawyers. processes of sanity and reason, and A complete breakdown of coots, Bouthrtngtoh, Hartford County vice fidelity dssigrll offers more CONNECTION NEC- It had been praaentod t o ' the for driving without a Ucense; and The homes of two San . Fernando Olanlay aarertlalns cloalns hours: the auto convention. sounds. ESSARY AT THE EAR- SERVICX; closed destination. The private Mra. Adrienne A. LaCroix, 46, of had-served 10 yeara previously as None Is well-known. They were Fbr Holiday—1 p.m Prldt^. veered, ^ e r so slightly but yet prepared by .Thomas Monahan, president o f the OonneoUcut Fed- memberehip without coBonent by Rene R. Lassard, 18, of 34 Arnott Valley "mlniatera, one a Lutheran After Rt. 31 Crash Of the six Interviewed, only 2 H E A R B E T T E R ON MOLD. Exclusive "Free- the union’s bargaining reprenenta- strip is owned by Robert E. Ful- 25 Overland S t, wife of Robert A. an assessor. He waa employed as arrested while meeting In an For Tuesday—I p.m Monday. just enough to tip the scale for the Frank Harris of San Diego, Calif., building inspector, kichKlee the eration of Women’s Chib, was RECREATION Rd., for disregarding a traffic sig- and one a. Ui.itarian, were stock clerk at Saunder’s Oarage apartment building in downtown For Wadnasday—1 p.m Tuesday. guest of honor. It was announced THE TELEPHONE with dom Ring,” available at tivea. ton Jr., who operates an engineer- LaO olx, died Saturday at St. For Tluirsday—1 p.m. Wednesday. subsequent action which will be said he couldn't tell whether Rom- following: ing firm bearing hls name close nal. bombed Thursday night while they In C—i • yme. Paris Saturday night. ^ y C. Ellsworth, 69, o f Daley that • a Hartford County meeting Tel-Mike feature. extra cost, gives new com- Both aldea faidioated they are Jamea McManus, 37, of ?28 Ly- participated In a panel discuaston Prancla Hospital In Hartford after For radar—1 p m. Thursday. ney had decided. 1. $820 tq remove the exieUng fort and convenlsnM. ROOMS by. • a abort lllneas; Besides Mrs. McKinney, he Is Authorities said documents seiz- Rd., VITUS arreted by Trooper Wil- For Sotnraay—1 p.m. Friday. out In the open and which can be o f the Federation will take place 2 SAVE MONEY.TOO.Ui ready to ait down for new negotia' dall St., was fined $10 for intoxi- of right-wing movements at a "If he does, I don't think It will north wall and replace It live feet to hX% longer battery! Mra, LaCroix waa born In Man- survived by his mother; three ed Included a list of police of- liam Ellert of the Stafford Springs Classified deadline; 10:1)0 *,m, > ___ measured, in the direction of some- In Southington April 6 and a state »7. *Wi ntrtiii t a w ml tiona but no date waa set. cation. Jewish synagogue In the West- day of pohneaMflSi eseeot Saturdar— hurt our business," said Harris, farther north at the railing of the than in origual modu. filwtM t f w ffiff tyfifilMfi iffidM A KITCHENS oheater, N.H., Oct, 4,1915, and had brothers of BSaaex and Deep River, ficers to be aasasslnated. Pollct • a m . ... , thing less dreary and more emo- who has been with AMC and its balcony. convention will meet in Bridgeport Some 300 union members went David C. Waring Howard McConneU, 54, of 222 wood section of Los Angeles. The who studied the! documents have State Police Troop, early Sunday WOODBURY (AP) — Funeral bombs did not cause serious dam- lived here 17 yeara. She was a and another sister of Essex. tionally satisfying. predecessor companies stece 1M2. 2. $500 for a suspended ceUlng May 2 and 8. on strike last Thuraday when there HiUlard St., was fined $10 for in- The funeral will be held Wednes- begun a aeries ot followup Inves- morning and charged with driving Uonday, February 5 'in it h , FORBES, INC. was a failure to reach agreement senicei will be held Wednesday age and no one waa Injured. TTie member of the Church of the A i- Emil W. Schwarz, a 10-year o f acoustical tile. Tea was served by the hospital- . QUINN'S .. toxication. A aecond charge, day at 2 p.m. at the Robinson and tigations. imder the influence o f liquor or JOHN V. P A N d E R A on new contract terms, particular tor David C. Waring, former aecre- evasion o f fare, was nolled. bom^ra have not been apprehend- aumption and the Ladiee of the As- Rambler dealer from ‘ Milwaukee, 3. $250 for asphalt tUe on the ity committee with Mrs. H. R. Tif- PHARMACY. INC. sumption. Wright ‘FSineral Home, Main St., Thousands of riot police, S3 drugs. said "He will run and it will hurt floor, or $500 for vinyl asbestos, fany in charge and Mrs. Erwin W. MI 9-5392—MI 9-1898 ly In regard to a eompany pro- tary and treasurer of Hollywood Bond forfeitures were ordered Trooper Ellert reported Ells- Behind The Stockpiles New Frontier F^ud Ml A« MN<, Ai D' . i 878 Main, St., Manchester Hose Inc., of New York City. Survivors, bcaidea her husband. Centerbrook. The -Rev. Charles* tanks, 100 squad cars and light us—after all he is American Mo- $900 for rubber tile, $800 for bat- Whltham as hostess. Mrs. I^ llp posal to drop a bonua pay plan in by Judge Joseph Dannehy In the Muliendore, paator of Centerbrook armered vehicles, waited on the worth was involved In an accident one department. Waring, 71, died In Waterbury following cases: U.S. NAZI REBUFFED Include her mother, Mra. Alec 'niere seems UtUe dispoaiUon, In We suggest that, if those who tors." tleship linoleum. Hoi way was program chairman. m Plourde of Cornwall, Ont. Can.; Oongregaticmal (Jhurch, will of- alert on the outskirts of Paris near Talcott Hill Rd. and Rt. 31 Union spokesmen say the end of Hospital yesterday after a lengthy Floyd Robinson Jr., 26, of Rox- LEWlSBURG, Pa. (AP) — at about 12:46 am . Snisworth was any quarter, to quarrel very defi- produce new folk songs for the hlf Illness. He retired In 1959 from the Shouting daflance at a jeering five sons, Robert W. LaCroix, ficiate. Burial will be In Center- TrooM took strategic positions In the plan would mean the loss of bury. Moss., $60 bond for speed- brook Cemetery, key Algerian cities to counter the driving north on Rt. 31 when hls nitely with the assertion, by Pres- parades find their inspiration run- up to $30 a week for 90 workers hosiery firm. ing; Joseph Axelrod, 45, Brook- crowd,^Jhe, self-styled coipmander Richard N; LaCroU, Michael P. o f the Alnerlcan Nazi party LaCroix, Mark L LaCroix and There will be no calling hours. threat of an uprising by the under- car went off the right aide of the ident Kennedy, that the naUon'a ning low, they prospect up along In the departihent. Survivors Include hlS widow, line, Mass., $50 bond for speeding; road and knocked down four fence Vivienne, of Woodbury, and a son, pledged yesterday an appeal to the David A. LaCroix; and three Friends may make memorial con- ground Secret Army Organization otoekpUing o f strategie materials The company, however, oay only Arthur ALzarian, 31, of Salem tributions to the Centerbrook Con- of Europeans fighting to keep Al- posts. No Injuries were reported. the New Frontier, up in the Com- Deryck H. Waring of Short Hill, Depot, N. H., Ernest Gatto Jr., 22 courts "so that I may apeak here daughters, Donna Jean LaCroix, has gene beyond the amounts end about 26 persona would be aflteoted In an orderly way." gregational Church In his name. geria French. Ellsworth poated a $500- bond monwealth of Massachusetts, and and it is wllHng to -make wage Worcester, Robert Penza, 28 Jacqueline A. LaCroix and Lise C. values originally projected, or like' George lincoln Rockwell. w)u> LaCroix, all at home; and a stater. For days high sources have for appearance In the 12th Circuit look into the feud brewing be- adjustmenta in their ' South Boston, Mass., Rldiard F. leaked the word that aeCret nego- Court's Manchester session on ly to be held rsasonable under pres Pierce, 24, Dorchester, Mase., Rich- formed the party more than three Sister 8t Claude of the Congrega- tween two of the great and famous years ago, waa rebuffed by the tiations between De Gaulle and March 5. ~ ent day conditions. Ifo one really ard Segall, 23, Brighton Maas., and tion of Notre Dams of Bourbon- political clans o f that state. Critically injured crowd when he arrived In this col- nals. 111. Funeralf the Algerian rebels toward a denlea, that la, that the impending Man Drives Raymond Wilson, 31, of Beverly, cease-fire are well advanced. Few It will be the McCormacks and ANOTHER W AY HOPKINTON, R J. (AP)—Fred- Mau., $35 bonds each for speed lege town deeplte requests that her The funeral will ba held tomor- invaatlgatlon will find the govern- stay away. observers, however believed that tha Kennedys that win ha found erick Fumegan, et. New London, ing. row at 9:80 a.m. at the John F. Frederick W. Moore the time had arrived when the Cuba Says OAS ment now owns more of certain (Jonn., was critically injured whan The case of Philip J. Nevera, 16, Almost screaming to be heard Tierney Funeral Home, 2l9 W. feuding there, just as if, In such a As He Lives, above the din, Rockwell declared The largely attended funeral of French president.who has dedi- ^ matarlals than It needs to, for se- his car ran off the Nooseneck Ex- of Bast Hartford, charged with Center St., followed by a solemn Frederick W. Moore, Baker Rd., cated himself to settling the rebel- Swayed by Gold great atate In such a wide country, theft of a motor vehicle on Dec. he had a right to speak ahywhere high Maas of requiem at the curity reasons. pressway yesterday- aad anytime. Vernon, was held Saturday after- lion, could announce a peace set- there were some compulslm upon state Police said Finnegan was 12, - was transferred to juvenile Church of the Assumption at 10. tlement. n o t leaves the question o f how Check Shows But federal and county officials noon at the Watkins-West Funeral (OenUnaed from Page One) the both of them to coma down, on the danger list at a hospital court authorities upon recommen- Burial will be In St. James' Ceme- De Gaulle is a leader who keeps this state of affairs came about, refused 'to let him speak on the tery. Home, 142 E. Center St. Hie Rev. each with Its youngest scion, to one in New London, with a broken dation from the Circuit Court's Laurence J. Vincent, associate paa- his own counsel. But there was By DORIAN FA tX Family Relations Bureau. steps o f tile United States Court- interference In the Internal af- and that, of course, Is the'point of place of honor and one only It houldtr and severaL broken ribs. house and the Union County Build- Friends may call at the funeral tor of Center Congregational growing speculation that he would Hls wife, Joss|9tlne,, also suffered GENEVA (A P )—"A man drivea Ramon V. Longtin, SO, of 27 home tonight from 7 to 9. fairs” of Cuba and "actions dlraet- the Inveetlgatlon. That la the area would taka for him. as he llvee," a U.N. suvey on traf- ing. Church, officiated. Fivderic Wer- express guarded optimism about a shoulder and Ho injuries and McCann Dr., charged with carry- Rockwell said he will file a writ the prospects for an Algerian aet- ed against the territorial Integrity In which the Kennedy admlnlatra- As for the Kenned}rs, they have fic accidents said today. John DuMel ner was organist. Burial was in was reported in fair condiUem. ing a dangeroua weapon In a mo- of mandamus in the federal court tlement. and political Independence of tlon may,; as every new adminis- The survey^ conducted by the tor vehicle, haa been referred to Centur Cemetery, East Hartford a former ambasaedor to Britain, Police said the car waa headed here to win permission to use loud John Dubiel, 69, of 480 Hlllatown Bearers were members of the He is also expected to denounce Cuba." t r a t is tries to do sooner or later, south on the Nooseneck Express- World Health Organization the Family Relations Bureau for and they have a Praaident, and (W HO), fotmd that habituai o f- speakers for a speech at a later Rd., died yeaterday at hls home af- Shrine (Jhanters, with whom Mr. the rightist Secret Army and The resolution, which Czecho- auoee^ In uncovering facte which way, veered across the center pre-sentence investigation. The ter a kmg lllneoa. slovakia and Romania Introduced, they have an Attorney General, fenders showed "marked intoler- ease is returnable to the court date. ' Moore had sung. make another rallying call for sup- discredit the preceding administra- strip, and landed on a graaa plot ance f«M: authority, vrore very ag' After arriving in thia town of Mr. Dubtel was bom in Poland port by declaring hla Fifth Re- called on the Cuban and U.S. gov- and all this without going Into bench on Feb. 26. and had lived here 41 years. A group representing the facul- tion. Suppose, for Instance, some east of the highway. The cause of greisiva and often had an unatame 5,000, Rockwell confronted Mayor public, which grew out of the Al- ernments to "settle their differ- their In-laws, and yet, apparently, the accident was not known. Cases continued: Survivors include hls wife, Mrs. ty of Verplanck School and a ences by peaceful means, through political crony o f Ktaenhower or of home bacicground." Until Thursday; Garvey Fox, 18, Thomas W. Summers on a street large delegation from the Shrine gerian crisis, has brought the nothing will do but that their young corner and asked "Where may Mary Parslak Dubiel; two sons, negotiations, without recourse to Divorced men, according to the of 31 Edgerton 8t., for c«mrt trial Chsinters attended the funeral. country stability and prosperity. Nixon represented some mining In- report, have the highest accident speak?” Joseph Dubiel of Bolton and Frank use of force.” Edward, who has to wait until next Urges Code of Ethies on charges of evading responsibil- Dubiel of East Hartford; two One of the Secret Army's favor- terests and waa able to bring it to rate, with a mortality record three "I am not going to pick out ite tactics la to sabotage radio and U.S. chief delegate Adlal B. Ste- month oven to be legal age for the MERIDEN (A P ) — An official ity and making a fhlse complaint daughters, Mrs. Joseph CipoUa of Mn. Leila Q, Trudeau venson was expected to address pass that the government sh sld times higher than presumably hap- to police. (He is free under a spot for you,” replied the mayor. The funeral of Mn. Letts Groves TV transmitters during Important office, must be the Democratic par- o f the Nationsd Education -Associ- Accompanied by nine associates East Hartford and Mrs. Leon Rob- the 104-natlon committee Tuesday, buy a lot more of that particular ation bee called for a nationwide py family members. Tha lowest $200 bond); Mrs. Ooncetta Hilde- Trudeau, 859^ Zion St., Hartford, government broadcasts, then run ty’s nominee for the United States rate waa found to be among driv- from hls party headquarters at Ar- erts of Glastonbury, and nine Hla delegation contended that the metal than it really needed, after code of teacher ethics. Dr. John brand of 54 Russell St., for court grandchildren. aiater of M n. Hattie -Jarvis and in Secret Army broadcasts on the assembly should not taka w y ac- Senate. ers in the 50-90 age group, partiC' lington, Va., Rockwell tried to M n. Ruby Rlvenberg, both of Man. aaraa wavelength. wtaltdt a fat commiaalon passed to H. Marvin, aoeooiate aecretary for trial on charge of making an Im- The funeral will be held tomor- tion on the Cuban complaint. The roster of the McCormacks Is ularly if married. proper turn which involved an ac- apeak at a. square’ containing a cheater, will be held tomorrow at To counter this tactic a heavy the political crony. That's the kind profeaeional ethics for the NEA, The investigators found no evi- ClvH War monument. row at 8 am. at the Newkirk and Committee chairman Mario Ame- hardly less handsome. There is said Saturday team en ooUegea cldm t; Jack Bhuttleworth, 21, of Whitney Funeral Home. 818 Bum- 11 a.m. at tha Holmes Funeral guard waa posted at the base of deo of .Argentina aimed to steer of stuff Inveetlgatlona thrive on. dence to support popular eonjae- Hie audience, many of them col- Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Alex Congressman John W., who Is now might do more in teaching pro- York, Neb., for dlaposiUon on side Ave., East Hartford, with i the Eiffel Tower, which has an im- the committee -to a final vote ture on vriiether male o f female charges of evading responsiblUty lege students, began booing. H. EHsesser, poator of the Com portant TV relay installation atop There may be some such pay fessional behavior if they were driven are more accident prone. A heckler shouted "Go home.” requiem Mase at the Church o f the within 10 daya. The Czechoslovak- Speaker of that great House at and failure to pass right, both munity Baptist (Jhurch, will offi- It. Ouards were doubled around dirt waiting for the investigation guided by such a national code. The survey found that among Others joined in. Assumption at 9. Burial will be In Romanian resolution seemed un- Washington, which is quite a ways charges made from a motor vehi- St. James' Cemetery. ciate. Burial will be in Mt. Hope radio and television Installations the Kennedy administration Is now "Althoupi many states have the physically handlcappad Uie "There’s no use trying to make Cametciv, Talcottvllle. likely to pass. Some dlplomstf up for a young fellow who never their own code, they have so many deaf are "generally safe drivers— cle accident; and Louts A. Sites, Friends may call at the funeral In A lg eria believed some African, Asian or launching. 26, of Hartford, for disposition on a speech here now, but I shall re- Friends may call at the funeral was lace curtain and who had to variations it is diCflcult to deter- presumably they are cautious and turn,” Rockwell declared as he and home tonight from 7 to 9. An estimated 100 European dlu- middle-of-the-road Latin - Ameri- But what tha Investigation Is a charge of speeding. home tonight from 7 to 9. harda were arrested In the Alger- get his own schooling. And there mine on one specific code,” he and alert bocause they are aware hla followers departed by car. can country might introduce a more likely to uncover will proba- told a meeting of the Ethics Cam- of their handicap.” Until Feb. 15, David Woodbury, Mrs. David Goldberg ian capital in an effort to stall off mUder substitute with a better Is the celebrated and distinguished 22, of 88 Server St., for court trial M n. Ulllan M. Strickland bly be along the line suggested by mlssicm of the OmnecUcut Educa- The toll of traffic deaths In the Mrs. Esther Clark Goldberg, 46, The funeral of Mrs. Lillian M. some of the expected trouble. chance of getting by. Knocko McCormack, his brother, a tion Association. world—more than 100,000 a year— on cliargee of speeding and pems- of 82 Fisher Hill Rd., East Glas- Leaders of the Algerian rebel A UB. delegation source predict- A Herald TYlbnne editorial, which Ing In a no passing sone. Strickland, 37 Lillian Dr., waa held figure In his own right. axceeds that of all conimunlcalda Weekend Deaths tonbury, died this morning at Man- Saturday morning at the Holmes government were meeting In Tunis ed that the Communist resolution obssrvea: Until Feb. 19, Robert Barker. chester Memorial Hospital after a Apparent Suicide diaeasca put together, uie report FunenI Home, 400 Main 81. The to study reports of Its emissaries would be "soundly and roundly de- "But stockpiling, ilke the accu- And there Is Knocko's fine son, said. S3, Meriden, for plea to charge of short illness. who have bMn holding secret ses-' feated if ever brought to a vote." opeedtng; Richard W. Gutzmer, 67, NEW YORK (AP)—Max Rock- Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, as- mulation of armamants, repreaants and John's nephew, young EMdle, WESTPORT (AP)—Police are It gave no detailed statistics, but man, 73, retired subscription man- Mrs. Goldberg was born April 1, sociate pastor of Center Congrega- who Is already attorney general listing the death of Karl Godwin, estimated the total annual number of 43 Mather St, for plea to charge 1915, in Middletown, a daughter certain dangers. If the country Is of failure to drive right; Donald ager of the New York Herald tional Church, officiated. Burial for the state, and who might make painter and Illustrator, as an ap- of injured drivers,, cyclists and Tribune, died Saturday. Rockman, of the late Clarence and Georglana was in Center Cemetery, Colum- likely to need aluminum, let us say, parent suicide. Godwin, 98, had pedestrians at about 4 million, with Nolan, 23, Old Lyme, for plea to Jensen Clark. She was a practical a fine broth of a candidate for gov- charge of speeding; and Robert S. who retired three weeks ago, had bia. in case of war, and is building up been ailing for aevcral months. He at least one million of them seri- been with the Herald Tribune 43 nurse. Bearers were Kenneth Irish. Science Shrinks Piles ita inventories, why shouldn't It ernor If he would only turn his was found dead of a gunshot wound ously Injured. Reilly, 17, of North Branford, for Survivors include her husband; plea to charge of reckles.s driving. years and had served as circula- Walter Dent, Donald Strickland, build up a little faster, or a little fancy to it but who Insists, and In hls home here Saturday. Born in Intoxication—of pedestrians as tion manager and promotion man- David Goldberg; a daughter, Mrs. Harold Strickland. Raymond Canada, he had done Illustrations well as driven—was found to be EAST HARTFORD SESSION Rose Sullivan at home; a brother, New Way Without Surgety higher, U the aluminum industry Is with Knocko hls father and John Ten cases of Manchester youths, ager before becoming subscription Strickland and Leon 'Tatro. for the Reader's Digest and other the biggest sln^e cause of fatal manager. David Clark of Manchester; two Delegations from the Army and temporarily depressed? Or why his uncle with him, that he must charged with wilful injury to a national magazines. road accidents, ^ e report put the WASHINGTON (AP)—Eric Wal- sisters, Mrs. Carrie Buck of South Navy Auxiliary and VFW Auxil- Stops Itch—Relieves Pain shouldn't it buy more tin than it run for the United States Senate, limit of permisaible alcohol concen- private building were continued Glastonbury and Mrs. Amelia for plea until Feb. 13. They are ter Timm, 47, a senior official iary visited the funeral home Fri- T«H|, N. T. (SsMhll - For ths SO thorough that anffarari made really needs. If a friendly tin-pro- young Teddle Kennedy or no. tration in a driver’a bloodstream aa of the Central Intelligence Agency, Kllng o( East Haven; a grand- Fire Lost $10,000 David McAdam, 20, Herbert Doug- day evening. first tim* •cienc* hss found a new astonishing statamants Ilka "Pilta the amount y ,u get In about two died Saturday. Timm, who began daughter and several nieces and ducing country, like Bolivia, Is In Now if we could write the song, NORWALK (AP)—A fire broke an,>19, Lou Arcari. 23, Philip nephews.- hoaliag substance with tha aston- hsTo eaasod to ba a problem 1” been. his service with the government in Fiederiok O. Wellwood ishing abllitir to shrink hemor- The secret Is a new healing sub- acute straits because the world we obviously wouldn't be wasting out in the basement of Sanitary After that level, the investiga- Custer, 20, Donald Martin, 23, Funeral services will be held (Jleaners, 83 Railroad Ave., in 1939, v-dth the Federal Bureau of CXJVKNTRY — Funeral servicea rhoids, step Itching, and loliova atanc* (Blo-Djrn*0)—discoTary ot market for tin is weak?" our time suggesting it to the trade to n said they were "impresaed oy Paul Buck, 17, John Brainard, 24, Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Wat- pain — without surgery. a world-ftmouB rataareh inatltut*. South' Norwalk, yesterday, causing the rapidity with which deteriora- Investigation, joined the U.8. For- for Frederick Chester Wellwood, The investigators are likely to We can merely sense certain pos- Anthony McAllister, 23. and Ray- eign Service after World War n kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E, 59, of Main St., who ^ e d Friday In ease after case, while gantljr 'Hiis subtUnes la now aTsilsblo damage estimated at $10,000. Fire tion occurs— ” Center 8t. The Rev. Qirl Slktberg, find that this kind of thing. In sibilities— the brooding and feuding mond O'Neill, 21, and John P. and was an attache In Stockholm at hls home, were heliTthls morn- roliaring pain, actual rsdnetibn In suppository or oialmsat form officials said the flames spread to The report gave the most danger- O’Neill. 17, brothers. pastor of the East Glastonbury under tb# name Proparaticn H». which the stockpiling program was between the clans, the ultimate the first floor of the one-story ous ages for all categories of road and Paris. Timpn, who joined the ing. (shrinkags) te^k place. (JIA In 1966, was born in Bay (hty, Methodist Church, will officiate. The Rev. Joseph Berard cele- Mott smasing of all-rstuIU wtr* At all drug eountara. used to stimulate the domestic showdown, some flnejilgh noon In brick building and caused damage users those between IS and 25 y ean Burial will be in Ea^t Cemetery, to clothing and equipment before and over 65. Mich. brated a high Mass of requiem at economy In time of recession, or to Copley Square, with the loser limp- Manchester. St. Mary's Church at 10 a.m. Rog- being put out. No one waa in the Seven Accidents NEW YORK (AP)—Isabel Lydia keep the diplomacy and the econo- ing away to some ambassadorship, Whitney, Amerlca'a first women Friends may call at the ftmeral er Gosselln waa organist and solo- building, at tha time, they said. home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. my of some friendly nation from and with the Lodge clan, no Occur in Town fresco painter, died Friday after ist. Cause of the fire was undar in- Mr. Wellwood was born In Cov- going oft some deep end, happened alouches In their own right, await- veetlgatlon. an illness of several months. Miss About Town Whitney, a water-colorist as well 5Irs. Mary L. Corbeil entry, May 12, 1902, son of Wil- ing the outcome, schooling a scion Seven weekend motor vehicle Mrs. Mary Lovell Oorbell, 72, of many more times than once. In accidents were Investigated by as a fresco painter, frequently had liam L and Mary fihlen Shirdan such Instances, there may be some of their own. It could turn out no^ « Held in Fire Death The WUllng Workers, W8CS, of 1433 Hopewell Rd., South Glaston- Wellwood. He owned Wellwood's Manchester police, who arrested works exhibited in galleries and bury, sister of Mrs. Olive Wilson discontent with the end result, only to be a new song, but a whole NEW TfHUC (-AP)— A Norwalk, South Methodist Church will meet three drivers. No injuries were re- museums In the U nit^ States and Store In South Coventry. Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Cooper and Mrs. Irene English, both of Survivors Include hls wife, Mra. which is a surplus in our national new western^ serial to boot. Ocam., nurtt is baing htld by po- ported and vehicle damage was Canada- Manchester, died yesterday In Hall to work on quilts. Hoatewee minor. JERSBY CITY. • N.J. (AP)— Rom Baro Wellwood; four'sisters, stockpile, but no easy or automatic lice in tha death by fire of a wom- Hollywood, FIs. OF M A N C H E S T E R an friend. Mias Blen MacLeod, will be Mrs. daribel Carr and Mrs. Gayland R. Abrahamaon, 42, of James B. Elgap, 40, a regional vice Miss Annie Wellwood and Mrs. allegation of corruption In the Joseph Moore. Vernon Ave., Rockville, Saturday survivors, betides her sisters. Margaret Flaherty, both of Cov- 46, was accused of starting a fire president of the American News- Include two sons of Dover, Del., afternoon was charged with follow- entry. Mra. William Turner of original process A Thoug^ht for Today early Friday in the mat&cas of paper Guild for six years, died Sat- and South Glastonbury,,and eight The Sodality of the Bleaaed ing too close. The car he was driv- urday. Egan, who was born In Noroton,vru and Mrs. James Lawler O f one thing we can be sure. Mias Regiaa CahlU, 9 ^ Brooklyn, grandchildren. Sponsored by the Slaacbester whom Miss MacLeod was visiting. Sacrament, St. John's Polioh Na- ing atruck the rear of a vehicle op- Jersey City, was assistant adver- ot BiBradford, N. H.; a nephew and Whatever the worst Is, vye shall Council of Churches tional Catholic Church, will meet erated by Antoinette R. Gracsyck The funeral will be held at the foprr nieces. The two had an argument and tising production manager of the Lowe Funeral Home, 2534 Main bear of It That la the Immemorial MlSa MacLeod set the tte after her tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the church. of Hyde Ave., Rockville, which had New York .WorM-Telegram and Buurlal was In St. Mary's Ceme- —in. s p ite o f p o w s e lf! stopped on Main 8t., just south of St., Glastonbury, Thursday at 8:16 tery. Beareri were Harmon t way of new adminiatratlons, and It From the vvriting of Pascal: friend waa aelaap, poUca said. Of- Sun and had been with the news- -m. with' a requiem Mass at St. fleen oald Mioa CahlU waa badly The Women’s Home League of HUllard 8t. T)ia accident ocurrod paper since 1937. Ooritrane, Robert Flint, Herbert la Indeed something of an indirect "When I consider the short dura the Salvation Army will meet to- about 8:M, police said. Abraham- Augustlna’a Church, South Glas- Roee, Harry Ryan, William O'Brien tlon of my life, swallowed up In burned and probably diad of anoke CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)—Ev- compliment to the Eisenhower ad- morrow at 2 p.m. in jimior hall. Bon haa been ordered to appear In. erett C. Williams, 73, retired Army tonbury, at 9. Burial will be in St. and Ernest LeDoyt. the eternity before and after, the jiolsonlng. Michael's .Om etery, Springfield, ministration that the Kennedy re- Mrs. Margaret Bell and Major Circuit Court 12, Mancheater Feb. colonel who participated in nego- little space which I fill, and even Myrtle Turkington will serve to- 19. Mass...... 'glme has had to wait this long be- can see, engulfed in the Infinite tiations for the surrender of Ba- Romance Anniversary fr^m ente. At 6 p,m. Saturday, Edmond J. taan to the Japanese during World Friends may call at the funeral fore deciding that the scandal ore immensity of spaces of which 1 am When it comes to saving money, aie you your own worst en ^ y? In spite of your best in- home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Boy Tampering -HARTFORD (AB)—A gentle- Symington, S3, pt 180 Autumn St., War II, died Sunday. WiUiama had In one particular location might he ignorant, and which know me not, tentions and firm resolve, you just can’t seem to get a regular savings program off the man nevar forgata thooe Impmtant Dauihters of American Vetar- in attempting to cut into a Une of and Wednesday from 8 to 6 and 7 been vice president of the Security to 9 p.m. _rlch enough to justify sinking a 1 am frightened. Who has put me dates which marie ths h a ^ t a o f ana AuxUiary will hold a kitchen traffic after paasing on the right. National Bank A Trtist Co. in Law- With Shell Hurt<| here? The eternal silence of these .The Rosary will be recited at the full shaft ground. B so, you haven’t tried the Hartford National Check-Savings Plan; the autom at hls ronuuMia. N o mattar what tha aodal Hiuradiw at 8 p.m. in the struck the ri|4>t front fender of a ton, O klai'xlnce retiring from the !| infinite spaces frightens me." ‘‘A obstacles, ba finds a way to^ovar- VFW Homa Members are remind- car driven by Mus. Isabel Valenti Army in lfi51. He waa born In Eng- funeral home Wednesday at 4 p.m. PhllUp E. Worka, 15. o f 45 Cone ^ realization of his need for God savings program that combines the ease and convooienoe o f your checking accoimt with the come them and elaarly atate hla ed to bring gjooeriea of Bolton. Symington was charged St., today waa reported In fairly ! L feelings. land. Mra. Frank W. Etanore and hls dependence upon God in with paeMng on the right and order- WASHINGTON (AP) — Big, good condition at Manchester Me- g pride and satisfaction of a growing savings account. . . lets you bufld a ravings program, ’ Andover -r- Mra. Mary Luretie Paat The Portents? this man led to hls taking serious Peter Dybwad. who gindtiated Mystic Ravlaw, Woman's Bene- ed to appear in court, in Manchea- Gan. Eklward -Montgomery, 73, a moriai Hospital after he waa acci- S ly the Christian faith. A strong surely ai^ steadily. Aak anyone at Hartf<»^ Natumal—and be sure to ask (write or phone, last Juno fiom Woolagnui Vntvsr- fit Aaeodatlon, wlU aooet tomorrow ter, Feb. 19. retired Army Cbemlcal Corps offi- Elmore, 80, of Bunker Hill Rd., dentally wounded In the face by a * Tbe period of the astrologlca] faith alwayrf^begina with doubt, otty. Is sudi a man. at 8 pjn. in Odd FeUbWa HaU for Albert F. Inpiacher, 77, of died yeaterday morning at her faulty 32 caliber shell. '1 a kltehen ooclaL Members art ro- cer, died Saturday. Montgomery emergency—that possible dooms- struggles along the way ^ t h the if you like) for our booklet called "A New And Diffarent Way to Save Money.” IVa got aU A letter a day ainoa ks’a bean hr TbompaonvUIe, was arrested about sarvad for a time during World home. Sha was the wife o f Frank Police reported that the youth, day decreed by the rare assem- nature of the self, and concludes Ghana with tbo Psaen Ootpo hava miiMM to bring groeeriea Jfra. 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon after he W. EUmore. yesterday afternoon had bben try- * W h y awake Harold Demfosy and Mlaa Ann firov# through a atop while War n os chief of ohamical war- blage o f six planets, the moon and with a benediction of peace. the iiacta you need. boon testinuay to Ida young lady fare for the European, theater. Af- Bom in L«c, Mass., on Oct. 16, ing to fire a homemade 22 caliber Rev. William G. Loiimer, Wolfram will serve refreehmenta. making a left hand turn out of S. 1881, Mrs. Elmore had lived In shell in a revolver he received from the sun all in erne portion of the Adams Bt, Into W. Center St. and ter hla retirement in 1949 he work- First Congregational Church ed for the American Cynamid Co. Andover for 45 years. She was a a friend two weeks ago. The shell rodlac—expired early this mom South Windsor.. Th« Friendahip Club, St. J<4m’a struck the side of a car driven by member of St. Mary's Church, did hot discharge. Works, police to a backache? PolUh National OothoUc Ohureh, Eniest P. Noske, S3, of 211 High In New York City until 1953. He ing, about the time most of us was born in Omaha (Coventry. said, then tampered with the shell! Personal Notices will meet tonight at 7 tat the fit. Irmlsdier. waa arrasted for Besides her husband, she is sur- and it went off. Money can’t buy bedding that is more basi- were about to enter upon the rou- church hiJL driving without a license and has tine o f a new week. BAZAARS, BAFFLES NET vived by a daughter, Mrs. Albert cally sound than Musco-Pedic and 'Verto-Rest poated a $50 Ixmd while I awaiting BREAK WITH CUBA DUE For most o f us it was merely a Momheni o f Hose and..Ladder HARTFORD (AP) — The Neumann of East Hartford, three Mattresses by Holman-Baker. Yet this fine court appearance on Feb. 19. grandchildren and three great- BUENOS AIRES. Argcatlna new day or a new week, and not a Co. No. 1 win meet tomdnraw at nreo other accidents, which onpenrlaed-part at Oaaaeetlcnt’s bedding costs mere pennies more than ordi- 2 ffa .tio n .a l braugtat no Ifijorits nor arrests, le ^ gambling bazaar* aad grandchildren. (AP) — Armed forees ehief- new life. W e.did not, many of us, floral tribatao. 8 pjn. at the taooe taeusa Pins St. talna who have demanded that nary, production-line mattresses. Orthopedic Bunbraneo of .. Marr'a ______and Bartford Kd. , occurred Saturday at about 11:45 rafflaa did a groas boaiaeaB of The funeral will ba held Wednes- ahare the anxiety of the unwise Oraroh la hor tm ----- aioaaaaoo aad a.m- on klofai at Pearl Sts.; at $$jnSJUSM last year, with 10$ day at 8:15 a.m. at Holmea Fu- Argeattna break dtplomaUc r»- surgeons outlined the bedding requirement rioa doriaa «e«at Seroav*- IMREE MnXlOM ON ^RIKB about 12 M p.m. on Center St still nareported. Bingo, neral home, 400 Main St., Man- latioaa with Cuba met again to- for back ailments. Holman-Baker designee) day. *11100(41 they made no an- were passing through any crisis. UHIOON (AT) Ah not at Ifictorla Rd., and at about also legal, is ooatrriM oaly lo- chester, with a requiem Mate at 9 mattresses to fit their suggestions . .. extra 1 p.m.' on Birch Mt. Rd. near cally and ao eoaepafablo ata- at S t Mary's ([Ihurch, Coventry. Bouarement, the go-alow attl- _ .otrika far Highland fit, when a car skid- tlsUea for it are cempiled. Ma- Burial WlU ba in S t Mary'a.Oeme- tiido of Preoldent Arturo Fron- firm Musco-Pedic for muscular disorders; ble astndogera had been predicting dad on a A patch of lea and jor Ooirell B. Shaw of tko State tery. dlzl'a odminlatratien toward Fi- ultra-firm Verto-Rest for bone ailments. And Irit a trao.^lhe latter car sraa PoUeo DMaloa o f PnbUe Safety Friends mny caU at tha funeral del Ooatro’a Ooinmunlat regime it is amazing how many folks with normal, bad not ei^ected they would take It was M «Mha*waltt towed away wUta moderate front gave oat tfio flgono fw the home tomorrow from 8 to 8 and In Cuba preeamaWy t waa the Boenoa Alrea newapapera, -healthy backs like this bjedding, t ^ . Try it plaoa. That was that There were haaaon aad raCles. The aet 7 to 9 pjn. anfit to On I f i t l imfiloa aad have beea foracaatfag a at Watkins tomorrow. Begin sleeping like a no Ug earthquakes, Tliere wsre no bazaars thus far raperted Hatris (Harry) Piektaain diplomatle break for oovera) king! Costa only $89.50 for each piece. big Oooda There were no big ship- 19«l roM «a filfifiltfflMS aad Bania (Barry) DieUnsoa, daya, quoted mlUtary oonreea wreeka There were no volcsnte ta ooly fiMSSAl. Tha 180 Summit fit. died tUa aa aaytng It will eomo Tlmraday. •nvUaaa Thsre wen no Ug ava- tsial valoo a( nfiaos iB Manchaotor ICamorlal / fiUSMfifiJfi. Mr. neklBSoa was horn fa Boat Manch^;ter evening herald, Manchester, conn, Monday, F ebruary s , i 962 ei g h t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1962 DAII.Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS RUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB _ , 1 r ;RockviUe-Vemon Andover
THAT *25 COMES a U STA TTH B L Grand List VbU HAVEA (AYMENT W o r k a d a y Business Rev, Mr. Jaxheimer <** ^ WEUflAMCe f tU C V fW DAV /TW C «E E M SMiilald Up $78,315 4Agraanant' Scarab. ot 4e rainy night in /(ia t ea r S'w .$oihisim(e 'RX) IWhM MBM A9DlJTT» 7Dafaatadat ANP SENDAI A CHECK bridfB "1 Muld nemo 100 people above^Franklln Park site. X propoeed showed a total 6t 685,370, an In- K«»2S,66AD/ 8Ua cooks S Vocation myMlf who are more deeerving project for low-income housing creaea of $78,015 over last year's ULaandma ossa • Coloed than I," said the Rev. David G. was withdrawn frofn the Franklin tt lOCttpin grand list Last year's increue YOUR ! MOTTS Jaxheimer Saturday. Park plane due to strong citlsen U Oooipsaa point Pannqriraol* The Rev. Mr. Jaxheimer, pastor was 184,579. MEmanatkm llWinnowt objection. SUPER MBofa ISLowjors naa 37 Sacred imaia of First Lutheran CSiurch, made However, the authority Is still The number Of taxable dwell- USoaknas ttda term 38It^nd the atatement after being named seeking a site for the low-income ings Inereassd by one to 585 for a 17 Chart nKceaaatra ascammonlata Man of the Year by the RockvlUe portion of the project. MARKETS ISCaaia kt 32Saitet seek R 81 Thar nafca Rotary Club for hia work in bring- “What a sneakv thing this was,” total assessment of $3,445,657. The S&H BY V. T. HAMLIN aSAika tronUa al l y OOP SOAadaat AaitM 84IUX ing to completion the housing for quipped the Re-^ Mr. Jaxheimer number of bams and eheds de- fai. C-THINK WED Iv e s-A N O w e'u. XtTnmls ptaqnn 34(S^e 38 Roams the elderly project in Rockville. when he first learned he was creased from 431 to 391 for a total 0ETTER 'THROW N A B O K aaatt aspalnfiit S7Fra)ied The award was a complete sur- chosen Man of the Year. After sessment of $143,277. Lioin/^ SEND IT OrOQARSPOR StUia boafaiass prise, he' said. listening to the citation, he said Autos, assessed at $473,035, in- TjpJI/fi , TO HIM? LUCKl «M anltlnd “It's one of outstanding things creased in number from 910 to stBidacaa "It's unusual for a man to hear his SAVER 28Non iHMtfnl that's happened to me," he said, own eulogy. 1,047; and this year there are four IT" 30 iropicat plant adding most of the credit should "But,’’ he went on, "I’m going to more horses, for a total of 10, and SlCaipantorauae go to Mrs. Jaxheimer. “If it write to Lion's International and 10 mors cattle, for a total of 37. it weren't for her, I'm sui-e I wouldn't tell them what a wonderful thing Exemptions this year total SI Expire be here." the Rotary has done for a Lion." $300,438, compared to last year's SSPronooB The award, an inscribed plaque BOOKS 34 Chair Past recipients of the Man of the figure of $187,229. 35Wcitais oas K coupled with a written statement Year award were present at the There has been no increase In 33HaUl laOnaiT of his achievement In book form, meeting, attended by an estimated the number of business buildings, TODWTHB SSBritkh diriaion was presented by Rdwin M. Lav- 80 Rotarians, wives and ruesta 25, assessed this year at $62,912, \ KEEP STILL?: 398Mha itt, a member of the nominating Besides Gibson, Seymour E. Lavitt, and no Increase In the number of FASTER ,40CoeklnaatanaIl committee. Herman G. Olson, Judge Harry H. mills, 4, assessed at $38,227. 41 Happen again , Lavitt was called to make the Lugg and Donald P. Berger nave '440an presentation by committee chair- While the assessed value of farm ' 48 Roman poet been chosen for the award. machinery decreased from $9,150 DOUBLE man Raymond E. Ramsdell. Lav- BY DICK TURNER ' 4 3 S e a n u i r e H Nat N. Schwedel was toastmas- last year to $7,750 this year, as- CARNIVAL doas thia itt Is special counsel for the Rock- ter. Speakers offering congratula' SONoUaman ville Housing Authority, headed Uona to the club on Us 15th an aessed value of boats %ent from SI Chaw by the Rev. Mr. Jaxheimer. $2,995 to $8,830. BY AL VERMEER SlBdit nlversary were Casson, New Ha- PRISCILLA’S POP SSBaRieliilf The presentation took place at ven Rotary President -Hilton C. Other assessments for this year DOQQONE IT. MAZEL!! M Used bs winter a dinner at the Shoreham Hotel Buley, And District Governor Law- Include; House lots, $265,025; land, X VDU KNOW WHAT ROSES nortamen In Hartford. The Rotary Club rence Fullerton of Springfield. $101,300; sand banks, $4,500; ma- ^ y T O M V S I N U S ' BSBqiaasa celebrated Its 15th anniversary as Buley presented the club with a chinery, $47,587; commercial fur- SSSodal npalait well. New Haven club banner and niture, $8,980; goods of manufac- AjilAH' DOWN John D. Casson of SuiTield, a Schwedel presented to Buley a RO' turers, $20,992; and taxable prop- /• Iflastnc card past district governor and prime tary wheel containing the New Ha' erty not previously mentioned, STUMPS ZPanla mover In establishment of the ven club's attendance record for $31,574. Rockville club in 1947, was the March, 1922. Schwedel said he The Republican Town Commit- main speaker. He reminisced on found the memento' in an antique tee will meet Thursday ni^ht at 8 the club's beginnings and reviewed at the Town Hall. All members SHORT RIBf BY FRANK O’N E A t shop and thought it should be re- Every the history of Rotary Internation- turned home, art urged to attend. al. Bulletin Board Edwin M. Lavitt of the Rockville Rotary du b presented the Rev. * The wardens, officers and ves- The Rev. Mr. Jaxheimer is the A box lunch ii scheduled tomor- David G. Jaxheimer with the Rotary’s Man of the Year award trymen of St. Peter’s Episcopal sixth recipient of the Man of the row by St. Bernard’s Women’s Saturday at a dinner In Hartford marking the occasion. T he Church will meet Wednesday at 8 Year award, etaited in 1958 when Guild at St.' Bernard's Hall. It plaque notes the award was presented for ''achievement, leader- p.m. In the church annex. 6 Ralph H. Gibson was chosen for will follow a regular guild meet- W ednesday his work in establishing the Rock- ing at 8 pm. ship and service" in the Vemon-Ellington-Tolland community Moaoheeter Evening HeiriM An- ville Area Chamber of Commerce. AOH Beta Potluok served by the Rockville Rotary Club. (Herald photo by Sater- dover oorreepondeat, Margery Mon- Achievement above and beyond The Ladies Auxiliary, AOH, have nls). tandon, telephone ragrtan 2-8813. the candidate’s normal field of alated a poUuck at 6:30 Thursday BY JOE CAMHUIJLL endeavor is the major factor in at the Moose Rooms. The regular ... choosing the Man of the Year, La- meeting will begin at 8. 147 E. Main St.; Bdan Grant, 127 vitt said. Hope Chapter of Eastern Star High St.; Jenny Plkul, 34 Flor- He cited the Rev. Mr. Jaxhelm- wUl present 25-year pins to eligible ence St.; Linda Parker. Phoenix er'e work for the housing author- members at its regular meeting to- St., Vernon; Mrs. Gertrude Wake- ity. The pastor, who was served in morrow at the Masonic Temple. field and daughter. West Willing- SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE •« S k parishes in Hartford, Brooklyn, N. Officers will wear colored gowns. ton; Ml'S. Joyce Reynolds and •liA m aflnlffAM Ilf Y„ and Freeport, L. I., had been Transportation may be obtained daughter, Win^orville; Kimberley In Rockville less than a year when by calling Harold C^rr or Edward Pelletier, Thompsonville; Richard LAST WEEK IT WAS1HE NORMANS, . 1ELL ME, DON'T You . he accepted appointment to the Williams. Wheeler, 142 High St.; Frank De- derm nwr it m-Me sncons. GETALONOV/nHANVONE?) authority. He has been chairman The executive board of the Ver- Marchi, Willima'ntlc; Edward No- TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY since the appointment In Febru- non Junior Woman’s Club will vak. 168 High St. ary, 1959. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Discharged Sunday: Marguerite liie appointment was made by home of Mrs. Robert E. Spillone Rldson, Morrow Rd., Tolland; Ha- then Mayor Herman G. Olson on on Elm Hill Rd„ Talcottvllle. zel Bernier, Wapplng Rd., EHling- the strength of the Rev. Mr. Jax- Ho epltol Notes ton. helmer's work in establishing Admitted Friday: Lorraine Birth Saturday: A son to Mr. housing project in that town. O'Brien, 14 Laurel St.; Natalie and Mrs. Marcel Casavant, 1087 Ids, 50 Prospect S t; Darrell Mor- Tolland Tpke., Buckland. CENTER CUT MAXWELL tWW»aA.t,TJ«.»,.U4.N«.eA ■ i Lavitt noted thu Rev. Mr. Jax- heimer has “taken a personal In- gan, 114 Orchard St.; EUta Little, 2f DaUey Clr.; Walter LaMonde, Vernon hews Is handled by The ’’Don't spoil it for him by tellins him about h. He's terest" in the development of the BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDPIELD Lakeview Terrace, Ellington. Herald's Rockrtlle Bureau, 6 W. JUDD SAXON only seen it twice before!” project. He personally toured prO' posed situs, talked to property Admitted Saturday: Howard Main SI., telephone TRemont HOUSE owners, secured the help of other Lovelamd, Maple St, Ellington: 5-SlSe or Mitchell 8-6797. clergy In negotiating with land' Beverley Stralkoekl, 78 Grand P O R K Ave.; Arthur Rother, 120 Orchard LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON owners, has talked at area gather- ings and churches on the need for St. housing for ijlderly and has taken Admitted Sunday: Karen Han- the lead In the work of the flve- sen, 8 Gaynor PI.; Edward Souo- Sleep Like Log Slip Stinach fiat 3 Tlmat Faitar COFFEE member housing group. ler, Metcalf Rd, Tolland; Ann Kreysig, Wlndsorville Rd., Broad Certified laboratory teste prort lELL^A N S tab- C H O P S -ttf O City officials call the housing kts neutraliu 3 times as much stomach acidity authority the most dedicated com- Brook; Jenny West, 30 Snlpaic in tnt minute as many Itadini diiestivt tablets. St; Jean HUl, 23 King St.; Get B E IL 'A N S today for the fastest known mittee in the city, Lavitt lald. relief. 35# at dnigplstt. Send postal to BELL* The project, which will rise on Andrew Wallbllllch, 51 Charter ANS. Oranieburp, N. Y. for liberal free um plK land off Franklin St. near the El- Rd.; Anita Jones, Vernon; Joan POUND lington line, “Is a reality,’’ Lavitt Oliphant, Brookside Lane, Ver- ONLY said, althouA the bricks and mor- non. 4 Eariy Amsricsn, CAN tar have yet to be put In place. Discharged Friday: Stanley Kemembar with Modtl 1-SC273. dM fiy finish It was during the calendar year Johnson 8r„ Gehrlnr Rd., Tolland: *199®" FM/AM Radio snd tlarM FM eptlenti B. C. BY JOHNNY HART 1981 that the plans for the project Bertha Matkof, 58 Spring St; were brought to completion. 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CONN'., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1962 PAGE eleven Boston College in Role of *SpoUei^ on fievo England Scene THE Bowlin; Yankee Gage Race Scrambled, Herald Angle Manors Gontinue Unbeaten, Win Two on Road j y Schoolboy BasketbaU Roundup mm EAKL YOST Glenney Stars Record 244 Bpsrto Editor Yale Gets Assist in Ivy Loop As Locals Up No Doubt A bout Mark Stuid«y 6«nd able to Journey South but no Indians Musl Win All, Brisk, cool morning was the official word hae come from the Take Part front office as yet regarding a In Boston by Uelses bo sto n (AP)— ^The B os-’^’Way in the eecond half and won at^week Colby had been ehad^ by^ Holy Cross will be at horns weather when I joined my family League Margin Boston University 63-61 with sec- against tough Seton Hall Wednes- junket around the training camps K'7J ton College "spoilers” have the foul line (31-41) for the weekly trip to church. . . . Ellington in Comeback Both had winning warmups, onds to go. day and Syracuse Saturday. » Schedule was clear after a previ- league basebaU teams Those unpredictable Eagles from (n Florida next month . . . With First weekend in February At Holiday deepened the Holy Cross- Massachusetts beating St. Peters Southern CJonnecticut 81, Bridge- ous hectic week In which I found BOSTON (AP)—An uncon- by the darkly handsome BC face Providence ^ d George-- basketball on the home stretch, was a big one for Manches- Providence controversy, Mas- of Jersey C8ty, N.-J., 94-76 at New port 80 — Archie Tracy hit the myself out every night. .. . Taking firmed runpor has it that the Uelses only nine days (ago in By FRANK CLINE winner from the free throw line town. BC (9-4) now' holds sur- advantage of the free day I turned seversi area baseball coaches ter’s Green Manor entry in the Washington. sachusetts has scrambled the York’s Madison Square Garden phoned and we talked of the pop- United States will ask Marine By EARL YOST and Rhody edging Colby, 85-74. with Just imder a minute to play. prise verdicts over Yale, Navy, to teevee In the afternoon for the Farmington Valley Basketball “ He'll do 17 feet eome day,” Next time Manchester High’s basketball team pulls the Yankee Conference race and ular spring and summer sport . . . John Uelses to lay aaide his Record field of 244 duckpin Yale Is back in a first place Ivy Also Pratt 66, Hartford 64 Pitt and the Crusaders. Sunday SpOrta Spectacular, the said his coach, Aubrey Dooley, trigger and things explode on them in this version of Yale owes Dartmouth a big assist Boston University now has re- Loo Fracchia, Little Lioague presi- League. ’The charges of Coach pole vaulting for awhile and bowlers participated in the an- tie after a 24 hour absence. The (Doubls overtime) and New Paltz Harlem Globetrotters being fea- who is a pretty fair vaiiUer In the Ivy League. gained the services of Larry Eisen- dent, reported all was running Tom Conran rack^ up two op- volunteer to go into orbit. sian roulette the tournament hopeful schoolboy quintets an- Elis, coming off a 71-49 clobbering (N. y .) 78,'<3uinnlplac-76. tured against the Washington himself, doing 15-5 while at nual Nick Tronsky Open Tour- That’s a capsule look at New berg, Paul Evans ftnd Steve Eberle well In mapping plans for the ponents, to run their perfect rec- The 24-year-oId German- nually play about’ this time of the year, they’ll be dead. At by Penn, beat Princeton 80-78 In Streaks on Line Generals on Die basketball court. Oklahoma State. nament last weekend at the EIngland college basketball this ViTho have in turn regained their 1*® campaign . . . Appointment ord to eight straight. And the Con- bom Uelsea could Dmost make least as far as taking part in thla^ overtime when sophomore Dick It was just routine, a good show What’s been responsible for Holiday I^nes jn Manchester Monday with the specter of that It was a great weekend for eligibility. sheet found me on the other side tractors______nearest challengers. Wind- It without a rocket. year's Class A event 4a concerned. Derby hit a 35-foot, two-handed streeiks. for anyone who saw Uis act for the turning Uelses born in Berlin, old post-midyear exam letdown Connecticut Coach Hugh Greer first time and boreaome for any of the river In the afternoon'^ W »or Locks, dropped a pair of de- Lance Corporal Uelsea, sta- into a champion after being with Jim Postern of New Brit- still haunting more than one coach. set shot with three seconds left. Massachusetts Institute of Tech- back home In time to.get In a lit-' cislons. < tioned at Quantico, \'a., uses says the Huskies will have to go one who has viewed the court jes- . - .. "j" only a mediocre vaulter a year 4XUL STANDINGS Rln walklnR off with top money. BC ended a Holy Choss winning But the big Blue needed a hand nology, not exactly pegged as a 1 a pole Instead o f rocket fuel. W. L. The Hardware City resident total- after good students who can play Urs more then twice. The Qea- J'?* ago? streak at nine games, 82-77, Sat- — and got it — from Dartmouth basketball stronghold, has run a STANDINGS And it doesn’t look as If Bristol Eastern ed 1.408 for his 10 Rames and col- basketball instead of the reverso erals were perfect stooges for the i Donent^fS?^*»n *‘^*'*‘*“’^ °P' , Uelsea himself doesn’t hsvs urday night. The one thing the which stunned Cornell 60-58 on winning streak to seven strsJght which heloed the N erro: »bow, enough men there’s any celling on his Bristol Central lected J750. Runner-up was Don by quietly sweeping through a from now on after squad mem- the an.awer. But he acknowl- inOK TRONSKY CHARLIE KEBART Eagles couldn’t take away was Sam Barton’s two free throws bers Walt Griffith, Dave King and astounding pole vaulting of Wethersfield .. Norton of Cheshire, like Postern, a SANDY NILES four-game roe4 trip. 2^“ater;n“hoopstera put tver over their^ show. Sfmr^amo^"' Manch^ter late. ». edges that it's been just one MANCWE.STER (Honored Pinner) (Out of Money) Jackie Foley's 84 points which with 40 seconds to go. Cornell Bill Della Salla lost their eUglbll- teams among neighborhood resi- Plauiville ...... 7 year that he’s been using a veteran of many years on the pol- (First I»cal Finisher) Connecticut (10-4) a n d St. Track meet from the West Coast, Uelsea straightened out the Hall ...... produced a new Holy Cross career went into the game with a 5-0 Ivy Ity to the books. dents . . . Late phone caller was Wlnd-sor Locks ...... 6 flberglas pole. ished lanes. Norton received J375 Anselm’s (9-2) have won five in which followed an hour later, was Hal Goodnough, the fine sports' Torrington ...... 6 record book Saturday night in Platt ...... scoring mark of 1,798. Previous mark, seven straight victories good viewing' and then I settled on the strength of a 1,393 total. a row. ITie Huslcles romped over Races at a glance speaker. w)w will get back into' Newington ...... 4 the Boston A.A. track meet. ”1 don’t want to lake any- Maloney ...... More than 1,000 bowling enthu- List of Winners holders Tommy H elns<^ (1,789) overall and a 14-2 season’s mark. back and read the latest periodi- thing away from John,” says and Bob Cousy (1.77B) rushed Dartmouth played anibuo tomorrow night hosting Maloney ners, in total pins, Sandy Niles Walt Berthold. Rockville $160 1365 seven. from b ^ n d for a 59-55 verdict in Harvard and Princeton 3-3, Colum- be remeasured. of Meriden. Friday the Injuns the team of Mary and John Simmons. The pair turned in a 710 15IV153-106-158-162-J23-129-124-128-122 a )>attle of small college powers. which could go a long way toward bia as well as Cornell; Harvard miles from Payne Parle in Sarasota Locks' two defeats, the locals now pole. I wouldn't be surprised if gaining 11th spot. He received Joe Debrosk*', Danbury $140 1360 The Friars now claim they de- determining their poeaible tourna- where t)w Chicago White Sox will Palmer in Groove So Uelses went out and he could have done 17 feet travel to West Hartford to taka IlOO for his 1,348 score. In the The Knights succeeded despite the lost to Cornell 89-69 and defeated Thursday boast a three game advantage in score to outdistance a fine field. Norm Vittner, Y lane mana- 136- 180-123-114-129<124-138-139>146-122serve the top regional ranking ment futures. set up spring training headquar- the atandings. vaulted 16 feet. \ inches in with one of these new poles.” on Hall in the latter's .chummy block awards. Jack Vittner scored ger, supervised the Friday night* Tony Firaro, Wapping $120 1319 Holy Cross (12-3) has enjoyed fact ace rebounder Walt Baumann Columbia 96-73; Brown lost to both Early arrival as he always la Boston on his first try at the mile bandbox where the Warriors 143-125-102-126-136-139-170-122-137-149 Providence Is at Syracuse teia. .Also, a not# of thanks fbr a Wethersfield gave the Manors And Nets Top Retired pole vaulter Don second high set, 678, In the second and Saturday action at the North moat of the campaign, point out fouled out with 16 mlnutes.remain- Princeton and Penn. Gtimes this on the morning following a rifle height. are always tough to best. 3. Ruth Oakman 121 103 96 320 Frank Mlcnllzzi. Rockville, Md. $120 1349 Ing. against Lemoyne tonight, then week: Frl.—Brown at Dartmouth, past favor from Jeff Taylor, who more than they bargained for yes- (Tarzan) Bragg is another dis- block and won $23. Bill Thurston End site. Ernie Oakman 107 128 118 353 157-154-140-126-110-102-127-140-170-123 they’ve beaten BC, 77-73. The lat- match was Oil Hunt, Manchester "I almost stopped on the believer. BOB HBALY Hank Sabla. Waterbury $120 1349 A field goal and free throw by comes home to face BC and Aa- Yale at Harvard. Sat. Brown at met all members of the Boston terday in Wethersfield. The home At Palm Springs pocketed a similar amount with ter may have more to say on that coach, with the results. Once again runway. Just before I got to "Vaulting,” he says, "used the highest single in the second W’lth each member of each team 673 148-164-163-134-136-101-139-127-116-121 Bob Jenkins at the finish gave sumpUon. The Friars appear to be Harvard, Yale at Dartmouth. Red Sox Winter Caravan on the the popular teacher has come up club started fast -and held a three- the takeoff pit,” Uelses con- CHARTER OAK C'ONrBRENOE The Rams (9-7) have four games VI Morton 99 98 130 317 Sandy Niles. Manchester $100 1248 in a rematch at Provldencs Thurs- Fairfield a 60-57 margin over better now that ‘"Twin Towers” bell players’ stop-over in Hart- to be 60 to 70 per cent the. ath- block, 178. rolling three games, the Simmons' John Morton 130 102 107 339 143-151-104-126-118-147-144-153-134-128 VERMONT STATE — St. with a winning team ... Routine point lead at half-time, 34-31. Fine fided afterward, ”I felt some- .Smithem DIvIslun to go ahd need them all to tale® day. Hadnot (6-10) and John Thomp- PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (AP) - lete and 30 to 40 per cent the 140.8 Average team saw Mary score 128, 115, 101 John Mvkelvn, Sim.sbury $90 1347 Stonehill. Michael’s 3-0, Vermont 2-1, Nor- ford . .T ic k e d across the railroad afternoon and at the dinne'r table shooting by Billy Stewart and The recent oft-repealed query, thing in my right leg at just W. U Pet. part in the Class B event. Tuesday 656 133-124-130-149-164-109-133-110-153-142 Race Tighter In other frantic finish games; son (6-11) aren’t on the floor as pole. Now It haa been com- Postern was the early leader —344 while John bested the little wich 1-2, Middlebury 0-3. Games tracks after dark and checked with 1 heard a full report, play -by Fergy Ferguson paced the home "What’s wrong with Arnold Palm- about my check mark. But I Portland ...... 9 0 1.000 the Rams visit Mlddlstown High Reggie Ghurekl 123 113 115 .351 John t'immmo. Bridpeport $82.50 1346 Massachusetts tightened the Colby 55 Northeastern 54 — At much together any more due to Don Cowles at the Y building, five. pletely reversed. The flberglas 2 .778 and Friday entertain Smith High with 707 after his first five-game maples like this, 114, 99, 153—366. Frank fjbureki 109 84 in 304 115- 116-111-149-158-148-133-136-138-143 this week; Wed.—St. Michael’s at play, from my son, Oeaii, who plays er's golf gam e?" seems pretty well west ahead an.vway, I think Avon ...... 7 Yankee Conference chase by the buzzer Northeastern was Thompson’s illness. Hadnot, a dis- Scoring Rampage polt should be declared Illegal.” . .556 of Slorrs. block bn games of 133, 130, 143, Second place went to Norma and Kd Kopcinskl. New Britain $82.60 1346 Vermont, Middlebury at Norwich. which was buaxing with activity with the freshman basketball team squelched. breaking my stride gave me a Rocky Hill ...... 6 665 110-132-167-128-133-136-123-138-166-121 luinding defending champion charged with a technical foul for- appointing 12. point scorer earlier '..Moo Moihardt, under contract Still down one point entering the "Bragg has his oplnloif and . .4 .500 143, 157. He came back to shoot Lee Country with 677 with Ruth VI Chapman 92 107 102 301 at East Hartford H igh... Sev- little extra lift.” Bacon Academy Losers of seven of their first Adam Bula. Portland $75 1343 Rhode Island its first loop loss 77- taklng a sixth time out and Colby In the season, suddenly has come MAINE STATE — Colby 5-0, fourth period, 64-53, the Manors Palmer playing like the Palmer .444 15®, 147, 145, 115, 134 for for a and Ernie Oakman third at 673. Bill Chapman 119 126 106 360 113-166-148-132-124-169-123-118-116-136 with the Chicago Cube, was busy eral long distance phone calls were However, though Uelses bow 1 have mine,” Uelsea said af- Cromwell ...... 4 eight starts, Coach Bob Healy's El- Tony Zanpryn. Bristol $72.60 1334 69 Saturday night at Amherst. The Captain Dave Thaxter converted alive with a flurry of points and Bowdoin 3-3, Maine 2-4, Bates 1-4. opened all faucets. Big Buzz of National Open and Masters .125 140.8 average. supervising the baskethall pro- received In my private office, one has history's only two 16-foot ter clearing 16-feet for the East Hampton .. ..1 lington shooters have made a re- Approximately $55 was realized 661 137- 13^128-137-137-129-157-136-120-119Redmen rallied from a three point the free throw. Colby had trailed rebounds wMch could spell a re- Game this week: Wed.—CJolby at Keeney, and two Jims—Morlarty fame in 1960, put on a dazzling second time. ‘'You have to go .009 Veteran Nick Tronsky. in whose Fanny Paganl 106 87 98 291 Wherry Giansanti. Wethersfield $69 1332 gram while Norm Vittner was from a college and the other from vaults, the mark la not recog- RIIAM ..« Inarkable comeback, winning six for the Manchester Association Ed Pagan!“ ni 130 121 106 356 deficit with an 11-polnt spurt mld- 29-18 at halftime. Earlier In the turn to the NTT as defender. Bates. and Glenney, went on a scoring birdie hunt to win the $50,000 Palm along with progress. After Honor the event was named, placed 130-124-149-135-121-128-122-136-124-164 looking after bowUng alley action a coach who is already lining up nized as a world record. The With its 10-game losing streak of their last seven decisions and fifth with 1,358 and won $175. for the Help of Retarded Children. Harrv Peters. Bristol $69 1332 rampage to ice the verdict by 11 Springs CIa.s.slc yesterday. all, the metal pole was In im- finally broken. RHAM (3-11) will 647 Cowles has done an outstanding officials for the 1962-63 schoolboy International Amateur Ath- are now only one game under the Third placement was Phil DiPallo All proceeds were earmarked for 129- 128-169-123-139-142-119-133-137-123 points. Keeney hooped 25 tallies, 13 He climaxed the five-round, 90- provement over bamboo.” be striving for Iwo more virtorles 8 Amy Plrkey 97 96 113 306 Ron Lapointe Bristol $65 1330 job as building director this sea- season... Thursday has been the letic Federation doe. not con- ..500 mark. Ellington (7-8) plays of Trumbull with 1^371, worth this fine cause. A1 Plrkry 117 113 109 339 123-135-161-119-138-115-103-151-169 136 ------Baseball Signings------son and he passes along credit to in the final stanza, and Morlarty hole marathon with a three-under sider Indoor records. The pend- Uelses gets his next chance before ringing down the curtain host to Stafford Tuesday night and Andy Onofrev. Stratford $62.60 1329 only consistent free night I’ve had par 69 for a total .score of 342, 17 $250. Tom Stirling of Hamden 645 Ms aides. Including Morhandt and had 10, Stewart led Wethersfield ing outdoor world vault stand- at once "Impossible" barrier on this year’s campaign. Two road Friday journeys to Granby. won $200 w-ith a 1,370 total. There 1. Mary Siinmena 133-122-147-117-137-122-115-150-139-167 Final Third of Season all winter and with square dance with 27. blows under par for the long haul - John Simmons 9. Marge Cushing 128 93 88 309 Joa Papann. Wethersfield $60 1328 Vittner—the ^og$ ’took over the ard la 15-10)4. set by George Friday night in the Philadel- games find the Sachems at Ool- Having clinched the mythical were 53 position prizes. John Cushing 99 116 118 332 Reds and Henry Satisfied, lesaons being offered at a neigh- Saturday in Wlnsted, the locals at the plush par 72 Bermuda Daviee last year and equaM phia inquirer meet. chesler Tuesday to face Bacon 116- 140-149-129-141-131-151-133-160- 89 gym at 8 o'clomi and Jim Sheldon, borhood school 1 decided to cast Little Three title amongst the trio Charlie Kebart, for year’s the Tony Ontrella. Wlnsted $67.60 1326 king Interested In dog obedience, had too many ,$3ins, despite the Dunes Country Club and four other Academy and over to Avon Friday. 181-120-123-135-123-134-147-123-143- 98 my lot, finding the experience both of catholic high schools in the area. Manchester town champion, re- 3. Norma Courtney 10. Jaan Bell 110 101 86 287 Toughest for Colleges handled the group. Jhn is a former fact aeveral key players were courses used in the tournament. Coventry (4-12) plays only ones Lea Courtney Fred Ziks. West Haven $54 1326 Bast Catholic will be trying to bet- newed many acquaintances but Art Bell 122 100 113 336 130- 149-111-148-132-128-118-124-131-164Gubs Sign All 37 Players enjoyable and a deviation from the miseing, Leo Cyr, Dan Pinto and Palmer started the round three this week visiting Lyman Memorial fine bakotbail player, a "Wg man” usual hectic pace. ter its sparkling 12-1 overall rec- was off form and had to settle for 632 Joe Svlvester. Bloomfield $54 1325 during his career. .Before the dogs Ken Lowd were the absentees. strokes behind the leader. Gene Mayer^s Ace Hard on Lloyd^s Tuesday. a 1,219 score. I 127-116-179-133-132-144-130-113-130-122 ord. Tuesday afternoon the Eagles I Sim Belli. New Haven $54 1326 NEW YORK (A P)— College basketball heads into its last barked, BUI Moorehouse and Jack Five players hit double figures Llltler. But he ran off a string of With six matches already under Manchester pinners out of the NEW YORK (AP)—Cincinnati^Uie White Sox got pltche^ John Friday of Coach Don Burns visit the Glas- 1 112-144-116-144-136-152-161-127-126-107 Crockett pnere busy in the gym with Frank Butkus leading the five successive birdies starting on their belts, Manchester’s undefeat- money bracket were Dave Saun- Dom Marchl. Newlnpton $52 1323 has signed Bill Henry, who Isn’t a Buzhardt ‘ and catcher Camileo " ' five weeks tonight, the final third of the season. It’s the stage PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)-6>96-hole tournament. tonbury Frosh and Friday night Instructing youngsters in the Messenger for his brother-in- pack with 20. Dave Turkington the fifth hole, caught Littler on the ed rifle team will shoot twice this ders 1,260, Burt Claughsey 1,347, 126- 140-123-145-142-129-148-130-125-115wTlter like pitching partner Jim Carreon. of the year when conference competitions have turned into law, Vln Kohen, Jimmy Murray dropp^ In 17, Glenney 15. Keeney Former United States Open cham- Now the sponsors are wondering play home to Northwest Catholie. Ken Cole. Bristol $51 1322 Latman, a 25-year-old r 1 g t- proper fundamentals o f basketball eighth and went two ahead of week. Wednesday the Indian gun- Joe Genovesi 1,227, Jack Vittner 127- 118-148-157-154-121-113-132-139-108Brosnan but nevertheless authored real races, when the elite among the independents begin to climbed the staira-without breath- and Dom Pinto 10. pion Dick Mayer was $51,050 rich- what Uoyds will require as a hander acquired from the White . .Made the West Side Rsc just In Gene on the ninth. er today and Lloyds of London’s premium for underwriting the ners host Choate and Friday visit 1,223, Ed Kovis 1,148, Tom Colla Martv Powers. Mldflletown $50' 1317 an enviable record last season as show, when a single mistake can* ing heavy and deposited basketball Glenney, former Central College Did he think he had it sewed Hamden. 127-121-148-118-171-134-159-107-128-104 Sox, was a big surprise for the time t o . help Watkins play the famous bell, if it still rings, must gamble — If Lloyds Is still inter- 1.070, Bill Thurston 1,266, Howie the Reds won their first National wreck a team’s record. news from the West Side Rec. captain, was outstanding In both up at that point? Hampton 1.257, Tony Marinelll Bob Sfinphur.st. Devon $49 1311 League pennant in 20 years. Indians, posting a 13-5 record and by stunning Utah (6-1) 74-59 Sat* Civitan Club in the biggeM match be tolling a dirge, ested In the 193S classic. - / Chas, Velllrtte. Thnmaston $47 1308 With only a couple of exceptions, urday night, while Utah State (6- Kohen supervises the hoop play games. Coach Conran, who "You never have anything sewed CENTRAL VALLEY 1,204, E3d Bujauclus 1,191, Charlie 139-132-119-120-128-146-124-147-127-126 Henry, a 34-year-old fire-balling a 4.02 earned run average after in months. Watkins, with CUff for youngsters at the West Side Lloyds for the third year gam- So little did the famous old firm John Orzel, Wethersfield $47 1308 the major confer^ces are having 1) edged Denver 83-79 in overtime. Gerbe having a line night, won the pressed into Mrvice Saturdaylup in this game,” said Palmer. "1 bled $50,000 against a hole In one think of the chances for a hole-ln- CONFERENCE Whelan 1.180, Town champ Larrj' righthander who teamed with beginning the season as a reliever. tight title Bcraps—battles that building. Murray, m fine basketball night, said Olenney’a rebounding,! learned that lesson in the Mas- Bates 1,174. Walt Hillnskl 1,081. 146-107-142-147-131-153-13M4S- 90*117 Broenan to form the nucleus of the Held hit .267 with 23 homers and With Utah out of post-season play first two games, d ro p i^ the third, being scored In the rich Palm ons in the five-day tournament W. L. Pet. TueiNlay, Feb. 6 Steve Drotar. Fairfield $47 1308 show every indication of going because of an NCAA penalty, the official, haa been forced to curtail hustle and defensive play was the , ters. 107-137-129-132-177-102-110-139-151-124 Reds’ formidable bullpen brigade, 78 RBI. but increased their American Springs golf classic and for the that Uie premium the first year I Plainville .. 0 1.000 Maloney at Manchester, T;45, down to the wire. Here’s how those Utah State game at CSU probably his whistle tooting due to a de- keynote to both triumphs. Arnold referred to his double- Robt. ("ovel, MIddlehnrn, Mass. $45 1306 and third baseman Mel Queen ink- Buzhardt. 6-18 last year, came League lead to six games over manding schedule at the Savings third year lost. was a mere $4,500. Glastonbury ..7 2 .778 Arena. Bothersome Backs 129- 148-153-128-116-117-132-127-128-118 races shape up: is the title key. Civitain. Buss Keeney, Snlta Mor- Next atari for the Manors will tiogey six in the 1961 Masters on For the three years, Lloyds is That was 1960 and Joe Canlp- Newington . . .6 3 .667 Rockville at Middletown. John Prafletto. Torrinplon $44 1304 ed their 1962 baseball contracts to the While Sox in an inter- Bank . . . Former UConn freahman be Saturday night in Rockville. the 18th when he lost to Gary 150-139-148-120-118-140-107-122-121-130 last weekend. league trade that sent first base- davaky and Jim Zuocardy, as spik- basketbaU coach, Ftlta Della Fera, now- out of pocket $113,200. bell hit an ace. The coat was booat- ROOKVIUJB ...4 5 .444 RHAM at Bacon Academy. BIO TEN—Mighty Ohio State BIG FIVE—UCLA (4-0) upended The k>cals will meet the Rockville Player. Mayer scored a hole-ln-one Sat- ed to $13,500 for 1961 and Don .. Stafford at Ellington. 8. Hit Boxinw Cards Tonv HarobelUs. PlalnvlUe $43 1303 Appearing in 47 games for the man Roy Sievers to the Philadel- ers, and line serving by Harold was an early visitor, just at 8 Windsor .... .8 5 .375 159-147-137-114-133-118-117-119-126-133 has beaten everybody in sight, in- nationally-ranked Southern CJali- City League All-Stars in a March This was Palmer's second win In urday, no one . else duplicated the January scored a hole-ln-one. SouUilngton .. .2 8 .200 Lyman Memorial at Ooventry. Joe LnMonlcn Torrinplon $41.60 1301 pennant-chasing Reds, Henry post- phia Phillies. Carreon batted .271 Tedford, marked the Clvltan third o'clock. Now a town director, Fritz cluding Northwestern 97-61 Satur- fomia (3-2) Friday night 73-59 and of Dimes )>eneflt. three $50,000 Desert Classics and feat yesterday, so he gets to keep The London company this year Middletown . .1 9 .100 East Catholic at Glaatonbury NEW YORK lAP) — Oh, those 134-108-123-122-148-122-136-145-149-114 ed a 2-1 record, led the club with a and could prove a threat to reg- day night, but hasn’t been able to gome win. played three sports both at Man- Gm a Masor (7() his first victory since the British Larkin Weedon. Balt . Md, $44.50 1301 2.21 earned run average and was has a home-and-home series the big pot — less taxes, of course did some tall' thinking but finally In an even more difficult posi- Frosh, 3:.30. aching backs! 1Z3-134-117-172-128-127-135-110-121-134 ular receiver Sherm Lollar, now 37 shake off dogged Wisconsin. The chester High and. during his under- p. B F. P(i. Open last July. credited with 16 saves. Queen, 19- against the Trojans weekend after Tuesday graduate daye at U<3onn . . . Trin- 8 Bulkus ...... 2 2-2 6 'That extra $1,050 comes from agreed to underwrite the thing tion toumsment-wiae. Is Cbarh IVednesday, Feb. 7 Back trouble last week forced Art Anderson Foxboro Mas,«, $40 1300 and still unsigned. Buckeyes are 6-0, the Badgers 5-0, Cyr ...... 2 6 Palmer .said an extensive ex- 98-124-170-148-126-134-114-118-134-134 year-old son of a former major next. The pressure is on USC. Mayer’s lOth-pIace finish In the again, this time for $18,800. John CanavnrI'a Rockvillq array Rifle Choate at Manchester. Ingemar Johansson to delay his The St. Louis Cardinals signed with a head-on meeting not on tap insuranceman John Lyons was ity Fieldhouie was the destination Lowd ...... 3 s hibition series abroad with Player, Murawskl. New Britain $37.60 1298 league pitcher, hit .266 with 14 at night for the City Series basket- Glenney ...... 3 comeback fight with Jamaican Joe 125-121-134-126-115-104-119-173-142-139 a quartet as shortstop Julio Gotay until M&rch 3 at Ohio State. Wis- a visitor and we talked basketball, plus outside businc.ss demands. homers and 88 RBI at Topeka. SOUTHWEST—A scramble as us- ball game between Hartford and Keeney ...... ii 25 Bygraves. And now a back injury Vic Laorod Lakewood $37 50 1 298 and pitchers Ed Bauta, Kerry Don consin beat Minnesota Saturday, in the "good old days,” when the Turkington ...... 1 3 had hampered his scoring. He 17(V143-114-149-117-122-118-140-119-176 While the Reds were getting ual, with Texas Tech (5-1), Texas Bulkeley. Fine officiating job in has knocked the Interesting Eddie McDaniel and Bill Wakefield pul 94-88. Armory 'was packed game after Morlarty ...... 4 plans to defend his British Open Stan Pawlak. FalrflHd $37 1 297 Nos. 17 and 18 to sign, the Chicago A&M and Rice (both 4-2) and a the prelim was turned in by Jim Dom Pinto ...... 1 Machen-CIeveland Williams heavy- 164-139-118-112-121-128-101-113-155-1<*6 game. John was one o f the most Cubs won the contract signing der- their names on the dotted line. couple of others right behind. Bresinski and Tom Mason, two lo- Dan Pinto ...... 4 9 title and appear with Player in weight scrap out of the box for Herb Sfanis Windsor I.orks $36 1394 Baltimore signed pitcher Hoyt WaSSOUBI VALLEY— Bradley Texas Tech kept in front by clip- loyal rooters, -never missing a Fortin ...... 0 0 South Africa But overall, such ac- 120-124-144-150-14.5-134-114-110-123-130 by by luring third baseman Ron game when the hoop aport flour- cal men. The feature was a thriller a while. John TJehatz East H.artford $35 129: Wilhelm, the Phils inked out- (7-1), Cincinnati (6-2) and Wichi- ping Arkansas 66-64 Saturday ~ tlvitles will be curtailed this year. M id-W in t e r C a sh and C a rry Sp e cials MARY NIMMONH S^to, the league’s sophomore of ished on an independent scale.. . . from start to finish between two 14 Totals ...... 31 Johansson apparently has recov- JOHN SIMMONS 110-119-158-148-133- 93-137-121-186-118 ttie year, into the fold. Santo sign- fielder Don Demeter, Washington ta (5-2) aren’t likely to settle their night. well coached, talented-laden Wetheriflrld (Ml ered from his aches and pains and Tonv Barber. Danlel.«on $.33,50 1291 came up with Infielder Harry three-way fight until late this Another Insuranceman, Frank 1 Couch ...... 1 QUANTITIES LIMITED SO HURRY—SOME ARE ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEMS 14.V138-123-127-107-143-11.5-132-13M 31 ed for an estimated $22,500, about Sheldon, visited for two minutes squads, Hartford winning by two 2 King ...... 1 ^ Eleven members of the Dnllio is scheduled to meet Bygraves, the Joe Russell, rmnslon $33 60 1291 Bright and pitcher EM Hobaugh month when Bradley and Wichita Jim Rlngo, center and offensive double his 1961 salary. IVY LEAGUE—Cornell got top- and said he had given up voUey- polnta in overtime. One of the fea- Renard ...... 1 4 Cowboys of the National Football former British Empire heavy- captain of the Green Bay Packers, 118-133-125-119-126 137-138-104-1.38-153 and Minnesota satisfied pitcher take on the Bearcats in back-to- 0 Stea’art ...... 10 37 League played college football in McCovey Injured, Walt Surowlerkl. Meriden $31,50 1290 Santo, also the last Cub to agree pled by Dartmouth 60-58 and _ala ball as a winter aport In favor of tures at Trinity is the excellent weight king, at Goteborg, Sweden, Danny McDevitt and Infield'er back games at Cincinnati. Satur- played his college football at Syra- 122- 1 l'>-155-124-1.31-i''2-i37-ni-145'^to 31 terms last year, hit at a .284 squeezed- by Princeton 80-78 in loe Bkating. Frank was a line staff of competent officials at the WlllTama ...... b Texas. A TL A S ECLIPSE Z E P H Y R A TL A S 10 " Friday night. cuse University. Clemente Honored Joe Cnrr Rrldpenort $31 50 1 290 clip during the 1961 campaign with George Banks. day night it was Cincinnati 77, overtime, leaving the Big Red and bench, scorer Charlie Horvath, 0 Murphy ...... 4 115-127-129-13?-l ?8-i 24-149-123-157-106 North Texas 50 and Bradley 72, St. spiker, flrst with Roto-Kl and la- 0 Bossid.v ...... 0 S. Karnnsiewlrz. Fall River. Mass, 23 home runs and 83 RBIs. He the Eli tied at 5-1. Each has eight ter St. Mary’s . .Talked bowling timer BUI Coyle and announcer 18 " R O TA R Y MOWER Louis 57. conference games left, including Jolm Kelly, plus Joe Gargan, the D RILL PRESS Band Saw SAN FRANCISCO, (AP)- Infleld- $30 1288 was the 37th to sign as the Cubs Rec Volleyball with Amy Plrkey, now a TV per 14 Totals ...... ~26 l$-\9 MtAR MANCHtSTMR CtNTRH 123- 14.3-138-124-122-120-139-116-139-124became the first NL club wtlh all two between themselves. man behind the entire program . . . er Willie McCovey of the San Joe TaMiera W Werwlek P T 82<1 1287 BIO EIGHT—(Mlorado (5-0) sonallty after being on the duckpin Reg. Price $64.50 PARKINS 130- 120*132-136-175-141-126-106-106-115parties satisfied for the fourth Gene Sturgeon, ranking Manches- Or««)ii MasBr (76) R«g. Price $S4.S0 Francisco Giants is nursing a NATIONAL LEAGUE has beaten Kansas State (5-1) once show last Sunday for one hour, P. B. F Pts Ed Gu-nre Meriden $28 1286 time in succession. OHIO VALLEY—Western Ken- ter whistle looter, was my part- 6ilf$ US Kdlf bruised knee he .suffered in an StandingH and they next tangle on State’s and Hip Correntl, major 'Spokes- 2 Butkuii ...... 8 4-6 20 131 - 92-112-149-164-132-136-117-117-136 Activity also was brisk among tucky (5-1) holds one victory over ner and turned in a Grade A job Conran ...... ; ...... 0 0-0 o R#9. Priew $59.9S— New auto accident here yesterday. Kip WlMix' D an ielson $27 1284 W. U Pet. man from the Holiday Lanee.... American League clubs with floor March 3. The Buffaloes whip- runnerup Morehead (6-2) and before a sellout crowd. Glennfy ...... 4 7-8 15 PITTSBURGH, (AP)-The Na- 162-133-14‘»-118-134-lfvvi 39-103-109-143 Liberty Mutual .... .28 8 .778 ped Oklahoma State 54-39 Satur- This must be a day for insurance K«rn^y ...... 6 0-0 12 ONLY 3 ’TO SELL B oh R ra d lev Rr|-to1 $26 1283 Cleveland and Chicago each ink- they’ll p^ay again Feb. 19. More- $OA.88 nnn tional League's leading hitter in 141-123-124-119-118-133-133-141-113-138 Gus's ...... 18 12 .600 day night and K-State downed people as Tom Conran, who Is also Turkinitton ...... 6 7-7 17 $ ' ing two key members. The In- head smothered East Tennessee 96- • Saturday Morlarty ...... 10-0 2 dewts New 1981, Roberto Clemente, has re- John niM arella M id dletow n $25 1283 East S ides...... 17 13 .567 Nebraska, 72-53. employed in that Held, stopped by New 143-119-156-1'»4-l 17-126-104-133-144-117 67 Saturday night, while Western Balky starter on my car result- Dom Pinto ...... S 0-0 lo Manchebteli LUM BER' ceived the top award given by the dians signed pitcher Barry Latman Firemen ...... 12 21 .364 to talk both business and sports... Fortin ...... 0 0-0 0 Mrlo Havrn ta*; and shortstop Woodle Held while Bob Donovan of Cheney Tech ful- ed In a late arrival at the desk. Dapper Dan Club of Pittsburgh. 124- 108 161-136-14'’ -! 65-107-123-116-101 St. Mary’s ...... 11 19 .367 Kenlu.-l