WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IB, ,1WI /• >JUBS»E!6Hmni Average Daily Nat Praia Run Tha Waathat FoeecMt « f D. U. Wssthss ] £o«nittg For Um Week EnAed' Doe. 8L itee I Fair, somewhat ealdi From *JacdVs Laddei^ to Modd Jet 13,314 Lew le to U. Friday "AlMutTown cloudiness, rate or awta in n ^ .h y Msmbst «( Um Audit evealng. H igh te 8es. Hnrsaa «t GlronlathMi 30l9 A iiitb K Ordwp^y. a fresh- M anche$Ur-—A City of Village Charm ■ m u at Weathrook Junior CoUege. Science Fair Tonight; '-i' porOand. llalne. made the d eu 's ( Classified Advertising on Page 14) h o u r Ua| far the firat aemester. VOL. LXXX, NO. IK (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS TIm danghtar o f Mr. and Mrs. X>aKtier F. Oidway, 110 Oanibridge 94 Enltries on ^ St. M » M k'gnduata of Man- dieater High School, and is «l - rolled in thrUberal arts course. Donald Warren, head pf the eel-* For Grade 8 other ^ u e m wrere 17 Rtdlies Stated ence department at Barnard ______Rhoeds, State News K a th u Hale P T A sriD sponsor a lor High Sdiool, announced today who ■won second place for their bake dale tenorrow, beginning at that the fourCh. annual science fair "slectricid skeleton," and Thomas ViSO am . at House and Rale's will be open to the Mancheater Scott and Larry Adams w>o gained L eftist A fricans store. Home baked ples; cakes, public tonigbt from 7 to » in the third place fo r their device on HOUSE & HALE Roundup bnads. cooldeB, and muffins will school’a auditorium. “ refining of petroleum.'* Hohoreble HOUSE &. HAtE The Herald erred yesterday In mention was given to Sharon AMFLR PRte FARMNG Labor to Back be on sale. MAW sutler, MANCHiSTCR anmmncing that the public eU ibi- Palmer. Paula and Ted Rosen. Uon would be held last night., William M. Stuck, son of Mr. Karen Megm John Minnie, I>oug- O f the 94 science entries that las Shorts, Joseph Putnsm, Linde Electric Boat and. Mrs. WiUiam H. Stuck. 43 will be shown tonight ths first Stephen S t, bka been pledged by Cibrowski end Jane Anderson. place winners were: Blair Van For Grade 7 other winners were Kennedy Plans P U Kappa Tau, national social Camp. 14. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dowd, who won . second W m Idle 700 tlN in C ongo, A sk D ag Q {rateralty, at Oodgate University. Harry Van Camp of 1053 E. Mid­ A freahinan at the university, he place for his "model Jet engine,** dle 'Tpke., who won the Grade 9 and Beth Shainih. third place, for fmoblUxe support,'* Meany told the is a i l ^ graduate of Manchester award for his "Jacobs ladder," and By NOBMAK WAUOBB Groton, Feb. 16 (JP)— Some her "electrical generator." -Hon­ Federation’s MariUme Trades De­ R lg ^ td io o L Gary Kirkham, IS, son of Mr. and (AP Labor Heporter) 700 employes of General Dy­ orable mention went to Paul Gib- partment officials. " I have the Miami Beach, Feb. 16 (A*)— namics Corps.’s Electric Boat ■ r, greatest confidence . in that pro­ AH offloero, circle u d commit­ The A F L-C IO ’s political or­ Division will be terminated tee chairmen of South Methodist gram knd in the Presideijt per­ e ' r o n ^ e c ? ! 5**“**" ganization today set a nation­ Omreh WSCS will attend u ex­ writer.” Winner of the Grade 7 sonally." over the n6xt six to eight Secretary-General ecutive committee meeting tomor­ award wras William Palmer, 12, The science department at the wide series of labor union Meany noted that business or­ months because of what the row at 7:4S p.m. in Susannah son of Mr. and Mrs. William Palm­ school used the point system of conferences to rally support ganizations like the U.S. chamber company said is an imbal­ of Commerce and the National As­ Wesley Hall. er of 288 re m St. His device thie national Science Fair In Judg­ behind the Kennedy adminis- ance of production work for portraj-ed "pressure versus alti­ ing' the competition. Criteria in­ sociation of Manufacturers are op­ 4ratiQn*B program. posing some Kennedy proposals. installation trades. Refuses to Resign Martha Circle of Emanuel tude." cluded creative ability, scientific thought, thoroughness, skill, clar­ ITie moetings are to otart Although there will be a slack­ Church Women wUl meet tomor­ For Grade 9 other winners were: March 7-S at Fenaacola, Fla., for Mar>' Williams, second place for ity, and dramatic value. No science (Contfained on Page Fifteen) ening of activity for installation row at 10 a.m. in the youth room etates in this area and range trades during 1961, the company o f mantiel Lutheran Church. Mem­ her "Geiger counter" and Miriam teacher at Barnard achool Judged United Nations, N. Y„ Feb. 16 )— A representative of through a total of J7 sessions to anticipates a need for additional (/P bers will bring lunch, and. coffee Olmstead. third place for "glacial i his own class, a final one June 8-4 at Sioux Falls, Leftist Guinea today denounced the U.N. operation in The and dessert will be served at noon. action." Honorable mention was |, Science entries range from the personnel in the hull trades. given to John Muschko, Richard ; embryo development of the chicken 8.D. Wherever possible these vacancies Congo and demanded immediate and radical measures by Mrs. Albert Harrison will lead de­ Other AFL-CIO political con­ GOP PoU Puts votions. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Resolck. Deborah Palmer. Eliza- j to water purification to propagat- will be filled by the transfer of the Congolese people to solve their own problems. Chsries Werkheiser and Mrs. John ferences besides those at Pensa- employes from installation trades. beth Washburn. Donna Delaney, j ing African violets. Many phases oola aiul .Sioux Falls, are sched­ . Ambassador Daillo Telli addressed the U.N, Security Coun­ Hinrtchs. Or\ille Cleveland. Ronald McCann of scientific study are encompass- Nixon in Front .Ebb...said only two submarines cil as it resumed debate amid unusual security precautions and Wa>Tie Bedurtha. I ed In the exhibition. i f * uled as follows: (Ethan Alien and Thomas A. E!di- Manchester Orange will mert to­ March 11-12, Galveston, Tex.; son) have advanced far enough to to guard against a repetition of yesterday’s free-for-all fight night at 8 In Orange Hall. Mem­ March 15-16, Oklahoma City, Of G old water effectively utilize installation touched off by supporters of the slain Congo leader Patrice bers will bring articles for the suc­ Raymond R. Hails. 87 Olcott Dr.. Manchester Lodge of Masons will March 29-80, Pittsburgh; April trades. Lumumba. was elected aecretarj- of the West conduct a memorial service tonight tion table. 14-15, 'Hartford, Conn.; April 17- Although the division recently Point Society of Connecticut at a ' at 6:45 at thf Watkins-West FV- 18, B oston ;A p ril 20-21, Toledo, Washington. Feb. 16 — A U.N. guards outside the building were armed with police majority of delegates to the 1960 was assigned two Polaris subma­ night sticks and ail persons entering U.N, headquarters were Salvation Army Sunday School rccent meeting held in the officers neral Home. 142 E. Center St., for Ohio; April 23-24, Chicago. rines subject to competitive prO' club at the State Armory. William E. Keith. April 25-26, Rochester, Minn. Republican National Convention carefully screened. The public was barred from the (uiuncil tesdiera and youth workers will who responded to a poU favor posals and has contracts for an­ biM a cottage prayer meeUng to- April 20-23, SL Louis; May 7-8, other four A-subs, keels for these meeting. The Manchester Council of Durham, N.C.; May 13-14, Loulsr Richard M. Nixon at this time as n i^ t at 7;S0 at the home of Mr. Church Women has invited women their next presidential candidate. will not be laid for some weeks Daillo Telli did not spell out what sort of measures he and Mrs. James Munsie, 295 Coop­ vUle, Ky.; May 17-18, Salt Lake But Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- because of the long lead-time re­ from Manchester and surrounding City, Utah; May 22-23. Las Vegas. had in mind, but he said any solution of The Congo problem er m u St. towns to attend the World Day of R. E. WRNDELL Ariz., showed surprising strength, quired to obtain steel and other would not be "that of the United Nations or that of the colo­ Nev., May 26-27, Seattle; and May and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of components. Prayer Service at Center Congre-! 81-June 1, Billings, Mo. gational Church Friday at 2 p.m. Building New York pulled up,^ third behind Ethan Allen is at the EB wet- nialist powers.” Called by the' APLrCIO Com­ Goldwater. dock being fitted out preparatory He read to. the 11-natlon council ! A nursery will be provided. mittee on Political Education, or A poll of the 1,331 delegates was to commissioning this 'summer, cable from Guinea's President Contractor COPE as it is called, the meetings Sekou 'Toure demanding the re­ More Nations DONT "'S.r” St. Gerard’s Mothers Circle will conducted by the Indianapolis and Thomas A. Edison and Lafay' StiB pleaty of wear left In I are designed to bring grassroots News. Results were made avail­ signation of* U.N. Secretary-gen­ j meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at VALUES TO airport hi Congress for Kennedy’s ette still are on the building ways. ikoea when bnmgbt here for R«sMtnHd*CoiniiMreial 15.99 able to the Associated Press. EB's present work force totals eral Dag Hammarskjold and all : the home of Mrs. George Blake, expert repairing. program and to eeek implement- A total o f 780 of the 1.331 dele­ hLs top aides. For Gizenga’s 46 Elsie Dr. 9,865. AltBrotioii9-R«mea«liii9 fa^ measures in state legislatures. gates responded to the poll, or 58.6 The first speaker of the morn­ Open Mondnys AD Day George Meany, AFL-CIO pres­ Oeeed Wednesday per cent. ing session. Leopoldo Benites of “ Busineas Built On ident, here for winter labor union Delegates were asked: “ It the C3IS Plan Approved Rebel Regime ARpraooes Secretary o f Welfare Abraham RibicoS used a chart to explain general assistance needs for tmem- Ecuador, defended Hammarskjold Customer Satsfaetion” meetings, urged uniona yesterday Republican Convention were next Bridgeport, Feb. 16 fF) — A. against charges of the Soviet ATLANTIC to get behind the plans proposed week, would you support Mr. NlX' ployed as he testified before the House Ways and Means Committee In Washington yesterday. Rlbl- Full Insurance CoveraKe new Connecticut Medical Service coff urged quick congressional approval of the Kennedy administration's proposal to make needy Union and some Asian and African ' EUsabetiivUIe, Katpagm, FMi. SAM YULYES FURNACE OIL by President Kennedy to restore on, Sen. Goldwater, or Gov. Jlocke' . 16 (yp)—Fresideiit Holae Ddiaiabe •nSHtm R EPAIB IKG L' ' J plan for the 86,000 to 87,600 children of unemployed eligibld for cash benefiU. (A P Photofax).______countries that he was to blame for AntoMstie DeUvery Tel. MI 4-0450 the national economy to full em­ feller for the presidential nomi' year Income group was approved the slaying of Lumumba. of Katenga said today Commu­ OF THE BETTER KIND** ployment and production. nist rec««idtlon of Antoine Ot.- 28 OAK STREET L T.WOOD CO. After 5:00 P.M. yesterday at a meeting of the "W e cannot follow that ancient "W e must do our Job to help (ContiniMd on Page Fifteen) zenga’s government in Stanley- 8mm 8Me As WntUne PkoM an 8-1129 Fairfield County Medical Associa­ custom ot^ India," Benites said, 82 BALDWIN ROAD tion. Future of UN at Stake that would make him like the vUIe “ promlsea to create a K rn^ , Dr. Morris 'Pitock, the county Kennedy Adds widow that must die on the funeral an situation In The Congo.** group's president, said all tha pjrre of Mr. Lumumba." I He added: " I tlilnk, however, county group’s president, said all Funds for War Benites declared that "anything the free world Is dteoTetloally AM the state's r^ o n a l medical groups that Jeopardizes the United Na- capalile of refusbig to get in­ Poor Man’s Rocket Kennedy Cautions volved on such basis, whloh now have appro'ved the plan, and lUons is an enemy o f peace.” 1-Os. It now will go to the medical as- On Recession Hammarskjold had the support would only imffit tiie Commu­ X **M. V sociation'a state office for final of a majority of the oouncH’s nists.” ■ . -V ■ - action. members and has made i t clear ba Sac Oxide SALE! Lost in Orbit Try Washingtop. Ibb. 18 Presi­ Russia on Congo has no intention to rosign. (By THE A8BQOIATED TOIMS) ARTHURS ’ » • ’*• ; • dent Kemiady,. Mttfaif back at Ambaaeador Abdoulaye Malga More Communist and. pro-Lu- I "Th* Drvq Stor* Tliat Sovm You Monuy!" 23 Flee Fire those who contend there Is no re­ of Mall Joined in the dttaific on mumbist nations today ware Ifailng lOWIMENTl '-t* MEN'S HNE-COMBED Washington, Feb. 16 UFl— The# hour that all four stages hsd New Haven, Feb. 16 (iP) — cession, 1s pumping more federal, HaramarUkJold. up with the Soviet Union bdilhd 942 M A IN ST„ MANCHESTER—Comer Of St. James St. ■ igirrfm ti M. AUnlted NaUona in The Congo con the rebel Congo government of An­ far l iaar United Btatss put up a 12-foot firsd. 830,000 fire ssot 23 persons into money Into the economy tb com­ "W e no longer have any confl' Rsrs signals .inteEr th e . snowy sfteiste and ■ dcatroyed bat “ the vessi-«aite«w problam^ f F ^ 16.'JKV-£caai. jieaae be kept in .Africa,” Kennedy toine Gizenga. " J. balloon., type mane, .vehicle Jod declared. dence in the Secretary-general POPLIN but 314 hours later officlale co< ling the eoUwsed one house and heavily damagbd unemployment.” Ident Kennedy and Soviet Premier and his resignation will be ■wel Cuba, Yugoslavia,' 011110111881 In­ OH SALI THURSDAY. FRID/IY t SATURDAY not jMiy YriiethSr It bed gone Into on had been aocceasrally another on MOnson Bt. early today. H ie President - sized up the Khruahtihev today faced a show­ With his wai .'h»g—obviously dl' corned,” he said. donesia— outside the Soviet orbit orbit around the Barth. ejected JTom . th e. ' burned-out A fire department official said problem in those terms at his down over the crisis-battered reeled to Khrushchev's attention— Malga said the United Nations —announced recognition of the ^ l O O N o ! ^ ^ Congo, with the peace of Africa Kennedy coupled a plea to the NOW-J. 7.99! 'v '" B y that time the ephere, hurled fourth Stffife and had been inflat­ the S-alarai blaze woe apparently news conference .last night while has failed to protect the small na­ rump regime In Stanleyville along YOUR FRIENDLY ALL-WEATHER up fri»n the National Aeronautics ed. started by faulty wiring tmder- thrusting iit Republican criticism and the future of the United Na- smaller, or less ixiwerful nations tions from outside interference ■with JRomanla, Blast ■‘Germany, OOLUTE and Space Admih|stratlon’a sta­ But as. signals definite- neath’ the flooring df one o f the of his raortz to spur business and tldna at stake. of Aklk and A frica'to rally to the and will continue to fail as long LEANEST tion at Wallops Island, Va., shouM ly idem VxmUng from the houBM. It spread from that house reduce Joblessness. He also prod­ Kennedy wramed the Soviet gov­ support of the United Nations and as its structure remains as it is. (Contfained on Page Six) i M W C l f M RIO. 4Sc have been fa r into its second trip qphere lost, scientists to one adjoining it acroae a nac' ded the Dmocratlc-cmitrolled ernment In'^^unt words last night its Congo-peace-n.aking mission. He warned that civil war in Congress—movmg slowly so far— He told them their own safety is UmbfABOOl around tha planet. said tbi u rete. unsure whether row paseageway. to abandon ItsThTOat of direct in­ The Congo is imminent and urged PiFiT Just over half an hour after separation, -rocket casing One firefighter waa struck on to act speedUy on , his leglslaUve tervention in the strife-ridden A f­ wrapped up- in the survival of the the council to act at once to order United Nations as an effective that, at 12:15 pan., apace agency bad hoen 'led. Uie nose by a falling beam. He prognun designed, he said, to get rican country, saying it would be U N . forces t o Impose themsel-ves fitYCERIN "the American economy . . . back world organization. offlciala said "toe satenite is laM The last ■recognized signal was treated at St. Raiffiael’s Hos' "the duty of the United States" as between Oie rival forces of An­ Bulletins 69» NAPKINS GOATS n EST, on its feet.” “The United. States can take STRETCH but wa stiU do not know whether from tha t e W aa. up te noon pital and released. a U.N. member to oppose any at­ toine Gizenga, Maj. Gen. Joseph had be«lM #p*ed up at Jbhonnea- As for the domestic economy. care of itself,” Kennedy said, "but from the AP Wires Economy SUPPOSITORIES 2 PAIRS% / 15.00! or not want into orbit,” tempt at'intervention. Mobutu and Khtanga leader Moise The mission o f the Scout—unof­ buxg at 8:flFa.m. on the first turn Kennedy said the country la "most the United Nations system exists '•■V . R ow . 2 9 .9 9 Kennedy's statement made at a Tshombe to prevent them from Pack ficially nlctaiamed the *!Poor arofand the Earth. GOP for Bush Plan news coifferencck had been care­ so that every nation can have the FOUMNG tmftmti or clashing. BELGIANS RETALIATE 2M Count Man’a Rocket” becauoe ite relative­ The next tracking station, in Hartford, Feb. 16 (J>>—A Re (Continued on Page Four) fully drafted In consultations be­ assurance of security. Any attempt New York Police Commissioner Adullt Brnsseis. Belgluin, Feb, 18 UP) STOOLS S9c Value ly faiexpenofate compared wlth'aome Woomera, Auatralla, picked up a publican caucus today planned to tween the White House and the to destroy this system is a blow Stephen P. Kennedy conferred vrtth REG. 88« 23? PANTS ether American boostera aueh aa signal at 9:20. But NASA, aner push for . Connecticut legislative aimed directly at the independence —Angry Beigtaa stadento to­ State Department. Hammarskjold this morning on JAR OF 12...... and security of every nation, large night smashed aO windows ot 33* the Atlas-Able—was ,to loft the first taking it aa a transmission support of a sO'^called "antl-pirat- The wording as such was not security measures. Kennedy told Ing amendment tp the Douglas and small.” the United Arab BepaUfafe em­ balloon into an egg-shaped ortrit from the sphere, said later It "had cleared America’s principal newsmen he had offered the Sec- 79c Juniors' ond Missos' Sli^ Depressed Area Bill that is sched­ Officials said Kennedy is rely­ bassy in Brnosels In ntnliatlan ranging from 400 to .1,400 miles not bpen determined if It was from News Tidbits weatera^^llea who also are con­ ,retary-general any help he might Limit 2 u le to come up for action a(xm In ing on small nation defense of the for a similar attack on the Bel­ 29‘ H)DWE 9 T< above the Earth. the sphere or the fourth stege cerned with The Congo situation. FANTASTIC VALUES! 1 7 .9 9 casing." United Nations to preserve The need. gian embassy in Cairo. An em­ N A S A officials said they had the U.S. Congress. ' Culled from AP Wires 1 Ounen a «tt1 ».....A V However, Informed sources said, U N . guards took precautions to COLD NEEDS! confirmed that the fourth sU ge of "A il (tracking) stations are con' The amendment to tiie depressed Congo operation and help discour­ bassy official liistde tlie build­ the "Poor Man’a Hpeket” which the statement waa drawn up in age Khrushchev from trying to prevent a repetition of the riotous ing said by tdephonei "Every 5 .9 9 I AH WfHi the knowledge o f the Allies’ irlews launched the plasUc and aluminum (OoBttsned OB Pago Fifteen) (Contfained on Page Two) Heavy fog over much of north single window tau gone.” 'S'ciiT SPECIALS balloon had gone Into orbit. because Washington has been con­ (Contfained on Page Four) (Oontinned on Fags Six) Extra Zlp-out Lining FVance deJaya aalllng o f U sulting ■with the others about The FORMULA 20 The trial was a Wg league test United Statea, stops air traffic at KENNEDY INSPEOTS AEO ChlMron's and GMt' ${ms Congo. Also, It is understood that Washington, Feb. IS UP) — for the Scout rocket, a major re­ Paris snd even halts - some bus the Allies were informed of the liance of this country In the space President Kennedy today spent CREAM y Achievement inSpiMce-S traffic . . . Florida’s Dad# (Jounty gist of the U.S. reaffirmation of race with Russia. school board admits aecood Negro ^Like a Cold Shower’ three hours inspectfaig head­ o zip-out lining of orlon pile or wocil its aupport for the U.N. before * wash and wear orlon worsted blends Success would mean two U. S. Pupil to Fulford Elementary School quarters of the Atomlo Xhiergy SHAMPOO ' plaid / Kenpedy issued the atatement. Commission at nearby German­ Im olm 3 .9 9 firsts: in NortJuMlaml Beach .... Averkl The president delivered his town, Md. Top AEC officials tUeb Achievement of orbit with s rint of Tomorrow Arlstov arrives in Waraaw aa Sp. o 100.% textured nylbn . . . flta and g really two coatq^in one . . . for all sharp warning, spelled out In un Ibriefed him on commission 1.UL JAR * all wool flannels and gabardines launching ■vehicle using the cheap­ vlet Ambassador to Poland, sent GOP Heaps Criticism feelf .like a glove! ^ year wear! er and easier-to-handle solid pro­ from Moscow In what Is believed usually precise detail, 24 hours activities. The Chief Exeenttve. VI after the Soviet government de FRR K A L F MASSAOOt o daring pink pellants that would eliminate many a demotion. made the trip both ways byl' WtHi PlO'CtMU. of . . . 'nproent MtJlictfd m mM • , o f the headaches of earlier launch­ manded wlthdraval of U.N. forces helicopter taking off and land­ • sugar violet o dupont zelan treated . . wat«r As Man Widens Horizon Sen. John O. Pastore, D-R.I., Antlhistomlnic w ICKS * pleated, plain front and continental models- repellent after many wi^hings or ings. says television should “ clean up' from The Congo In one , month, On Dempsey ^s Budget ing from the sontli lawn o f the F 0 R M U U 2 0 • deep, aea blue cleanings! Successful iplscement of a satel- Its programs without government called for the dismissal of Dag White House. He left at 8:14 • black ‘"ir Ute In orbit from a launching site Hanpnarakjold as U N . secretary- a.m.'EST and was ba general spending "mathematical p.m. •;Oa.a.nto • S ®'** , I . - • -? solids, checks and neat patterns ,• o tan, olivft or blqck or the Pacific missile range on the with instructions for revised Soviet to a rebel, ,pro-Communlrt Congo John Dempsey’s budget proposal proof of the monumental money Wiihdttp o loden , threahold of manned space flight. • Plank for all of them already are $ 1.12 e Southern California coast. Even more dramatic developments li n d e r development. Scientists, policy toward West Germany, So­ regime. and .. his recommendation that mess which the Democrats have ACCIDENTS KILL 88,008 o junior sizes 7 to 15; misfes, 8 to 16 . sizes 29 to 46 VAUIH o 36 to 46, short, regular or long ■" N A S A said confirmation of or­ are ahead te tbe^comlng decade, aa erigineere, industries, technicians viet embassy spokesman says . . . Kennedy fla tly opposed the state 'taxes be raised by 8129,200,- created since 1955.” Chicago, Feb. 18 (J7—Ninety- o children's sizes 1 to 6; girls’ 7 to It*^' three tfaonaand persons were IV ,-O x...... " bit for the rocket casing "waa a look at present plans, ahowsi have started building the rockets, Roman Catholic Church in London Soviet stand on each point, back 000 in the next two years, has "U k e the rest of the people of based on acquisition of the track­ This le the last o f three articlea. the instruments, the satellites, and chargee Britete’s . television pro­ Ing his stand with the counter dravra a barrage o f Republican our state,” said May, “we are killed in aecldente in the United ing beacon on the casing by the are engaged in Complex calcula­ grams with “ low morals” and "ex. threat of U. S. action if necessary. criticism in pie legislature. shocked by the size of the tax bill States Isit .year. morfa BkHi two- He said he wanted to avoid any which has been handed us by Gov. Johannesburg (South Africa) By ALTON BLAKESLEE tions Slid proposals as the infsnt cessive preoccupation with ■violence Republican State Chairman Ed­ thirds of them In troffih crashes AS SEEP4 ON TV ’ Mlnltrack Station on Its second Space A ge rushes toward maturl and horror.” . “ misunderstanding of the U. S. po­ win H. May Jr. said today that Dempsey.” . ■and In the home, the Naiimtal (A P Science W riter) sition. And he subscribed to the Democratic administration's pass (around the Earth.)’’ ^ Cape Canaveral, Fla.. Feb. 16 ty. Judge Lee Loevlnger of Minne­ Safety Coanell saM todey. The statement by Prime Minister budget and tax program 'is the (Continued on Page Eleven) n u n ^ r killed w u the highest CHILDRENSj Hopes for full success had run (yp)—Space Age aateUltea and All, and more, are included in sota Supreme Court is reported to Nehru of India that "It will be a largest in the state’s history. ,totsl since 1957 but the death high from the first minutes after rockets are speeding* along the 10-year space plan drawn up last have been picked as assistant at­ the 72-foot 4-|riage rocket roared year by the National AeronauUcs torney general in charge of anti- disaster" if the United NaUons He said If the governor’s budget rate wak a record low, tiie coun­ time When; puUs out of The Congo. and taxes are adopted, as he has cil aald. The council estfanated ASPIRIN aloft at $:05 a.m. EST. . You filek on TV, settle back ind and Space Administration (NASiA). triist division . . . Downtown New N A S A confirmed in the first “ Only by the, presence of the recommended, It will mean; the eoonomto lose at $ 1 8 *4 bll- T * U E i K4»r. THIAMIN CHLORIDE which Olympic games, political President Kennedy’s admlnlstrar York business houses weigh pro­ PUC Approves VitqmlN B-1 100 Mg. tablots, 100's...... posal to stagger working .hours to 1. An additional tax increase of Uon. CtMrry 6ovw crises, news events the very mor tlon has not yet spelled out any changes it may make. Great policy rfeUeve present rush-hour crush of about 8100 per family per year. 33' ment they are happening half a 2. A 50 per cent increase in the 12 SEIZED,; BEATiEN MURINE for EYES world away, or out In Space., questions are Involved. For ex­ passengers on subway trains . . . Some Boosts Aides of Vice President Lyndon B. Slaughter Bill cost of motor vehicle registra­ Leopoldville, Tlia Congo, Tbb,- For the beat shave yet. Sojthivt rtlitl Vi*Ox. iOltie...... Rusk to Attend Loyers .still look at the moon — ample, whether a network o f com­ munications satellites for civilian Johnson say he is spending a few tions. 16 (/P)—Twelve Europeans, In- blit sometimes with' spyglasses In 3. The small businessman gets In Bus Fares clodliig a woman and n .5-yoar> GIRDLE hopes o f seeing machines explor­ use should be operated and paid for daya in. Texas and plaiia to Inspect Terms Argued hit for a 30 per cent Increase in GILLEnE ^EATO Parley old child, were seised and beat­ ing k « surfdee, or a t^ s of men by govemmejri orb y private indus­ several A ir Force and space in­ the unincorporated business tax-. try. ,1 stallations before returning to Hakford, Feb. 16 (PJ—The en up by rebdiloaa laiuiuiuhiat who landed on‘ the moon. 4. Many small restaurants apd soldiers In Kivu Pravlnea to­ RAZOR Washington, Feb. 16 (iPi—Presi­ News bulletins ■ answer the In addition to N ASA's ambitious Washington next week. ^ Hartford, Feb. 16 (JO — A hu drug stores with liquor permits State Public Utilities Commlasidh e PLAYTEX LIVING GIRDLE I f unemployment continues to mane slaughter bill — possibly a_ day, the United NatfoM roM it- W ithiO dent Kennedy announced today great mystery whether life exists plans, the ;>Air Force, which has vrill be driven out of business be­ yesterday authorized the Con­ BUuBUdtt that Secretary of State Dean Rusk launched the majority of success­ be high in May. Sen. Paul Doug­ coiuprumise — Is expected to be cause the permit fee is doubled. necticut Ciompany to increase'Its ed. Whim they were relesasd af­ on Mars, or elsewhere-Jn the isolsr. ter a few boors* datantton. Ow At plmtic GIRDLE or PANTY .6 o 9 5 w ill attend the SEATO council of ful U.S.' satellites to date, is de­ las, D-IU., says^ he believes per- endorsed by the legislature’s Agri­ 5. TTie tax on cigarettes is al'i fares in three aiteas to provide system. " . veloping satellites for communica­ .sonal Income taxes should be cut culture Committee, its co-chairmen U.N. q^eou M n said, one ot the r «e ,...... ministers meeUng at Bani^ok ■ By rsdio-telephone, your voice most doubled. ., , about 8878,000 in addltloiial, rev­ { ^ - Jr tions, detecting launches of any ■By 3 to 4 per cent___ Arm y’s men toul a hrokeo arm. March 27. Shoqts Into Space and' back to a say. 6. The tax on liquor is doubled. enue for thfc .1 ^ line. BABY e PLAYTEX MAGIC,CONmOLLBR Kennedy said in a atatement the enemy missiles, an observing mili^ Pershing missile passes slgpiiflcant Five humane slaughter blUa were 7. A 167 per cent Increase in !l OIL friend in Calcutta, the Conversa­ milestone in Its test program, aa The areas are Hartford (includ­ CROSS LOSES OIACBULB meeting will provide Ruak with "a tary installations around the globe. debated at a 3-hour hearing at the taxes on gas, electric and tele­ ing Mancheater), New Hfiven and far reaching opportunity to partici­ tion clear -as\a /bell, the cost of inertial guidance system steers NevV Haven, Foh. 16 (IfV -A ‘ .iv. GIRDLE or PANTY 8 .9 5 the call likely less than one made capftol yesterday. They drew phone companies will mean an in- Stamford single zone adult fares pate In and contribute to BEATO’p. (ConUaned on Page N in e)’ rocket to target for first time.... strong support and equally 'Vlgor-i erttable tax rate rise for the cus­ ruling by the Oo— eattent In- today, Wilk-be increased from .20 to 25 il vital work o f promoting peace, ata- Two-year' prison sentence grlven tomers. , torseholaatto AtMatte C o lgp - Someone you know;m ay know ous opposition. cents and student fsree from 12H anca (O IAC ) today east WMhw; 0 PLAYTEX MOLD’n HOLD ZIPPER bUlty and regional soUdi^ty in the teeiuige prisoners Is thrown out as After the hearing. Sen. David May also said that- “■ « the govern i someone whose son has a fascinat­ Life on Venus,DoubteJ Ulegal because his UiotlM^ was not to T5 cents. Cross High School’s hnalrKH B face o f to* threat now posed to Proctor, D-Waterford, and Rep. nor were to have his way pn diver­ The Increase in the student Sautheaat A ^ by the continuing ing Job he’s .floating in Space; nom ed of charges n^alnst him. sion of motor vehicle fees away tfhMw Mlrifor vM oHMo Ann Arbor, Mich., Feb. 16 (ff) — Frank B. Calhoun, R-Waterford, fares will effect only Hertford GIRDLE or PANTY 1 0 .9 5 Oommimlst pifeaaurea.’’ helping assemlUe a great space Defense In third Flnch'-Tregoff from highway construction for the CIAU, which govana station out qf prefabricated mate­ Dr, Harold Urey^ Nobel, prize win­ co-chairmen of the agriculture and Stamford.' Students already He did not apeclficaUy mention murder trial plans to summon, six committee, said they expected the hext two years, more than 850 mil­ atblettes la the ototo, s s H j m s rials carried up Into that precise ning chemlet, says'it'is htgrhly Jurors from second trial. .Rock ’n’. are charged 15 cents .In New Ha extra iarge sizes slightly higher Laos, '■* group to report favorably, on a blll> lion worth of road construction will defendliig The Chief Executive ^dso noted orbit, by freighter rockets.^ unlikely llfe'wlll be found on Venus roll singer Jackie Wilson, shot Ven. England at this session. be lost to Connecticut.” that Pate-Henri Spaak, outgoing You know what the weather will although the same may not be true twice in struggle with woman fan, "W e are most disappointed," de Eiarl R. Mortemote. Connecticut BiBQ. 4%a I , ForSW bshy'g "" !|L ^ IS p a n t s a n e w cool cotton lining! be Ureeks in advance, to time « of Mars. . • is reported In orltioal oopdltion but pjoctor added tbat the commit­ Company general manaM, aaid secretary-general of NATO, is tee W u ld consider the appointment dared May. "B y the Governor’s rtmdtrskim' coming to Washington Feb. 20, golf date or a wedding and know " I think it is poBsible there ori­ "bbldUig his own” at„N ew York’s ho will have to study the PU C au- a never rides up! ‘ of a subcommittee to study ail failure to'show any e-vidence of a RUBBING . 3-Ox, Oottlu and said he welcomed the c^por- ■wbat to wear. ginally waa kfe on both Mars and Roosevelt Hospital.... Violence program for Job stimulation and thoriaatlon before deciding when 49 Venus," U rey said yesterday In a breaks out In four-day eld Team- proposals and possibly attempt to tunlty to confer with Spaak end Astronomers harvest a gold mine expansion of our economy.” the now ratea will become effeC' a stretches 7 ways for perfect comfort! N A TO ’s problems snd outlook. of knowledge clarifying the origin University of Michigan lecture. atere Union strike against seven draft a compromise. 'live. AiXOHOL IMAPER MSN Humane slaughter of anim als Yesterday, moments after the Ths State Department disclosed and fate of the universe and world "But present indications are that south Jersey* trucking firms ■when The PUC said tha new farm] 98% Straagtk Sorie^mi has' been a controversial subject Governor ddlvered his budgbt a SEE THEM NOW IN OUR FOUNDA^ yesterday, that Spaak had accepted from a clear-eyed observatory the ourface temperature of 'Venus three tractor-trailers carrying U. may become effecUire after .9 V-iwOfiflia#* - before the legislature. In 1959,, the measage at a, Joint session of tte TION DEPARTMENT! aa. lavitatloa from Rusk to come QlrcUqg al U so high — around 570 d ^ e e s 8. N avy medical auppliea try to Geharal Assembly, May oallod r“29e blanket of air. fahrenlieit — tbat no Ufa could get...... through picketr a t in Vlne- o f 8590 milUon for (Ooatlaaad eoiPago B ki*^..*\ae«80(w at‘ (CenttiiMd •> i) tlM( budg<)t <« laeFagwmm) Borne of thaaa Bpaea Age dfarl-1 axiat.” land, N. J. ■I • . ' 1

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD mMANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, liU61 VANGHESTEB EVENING HERALD. 1CANCHE8TBR, GONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1«. m t F A C E TW O team, coached by Mrs. Donald Ran- Ellington, District 3 representative length British RIA :^or MAsa^ South Windsor ney, will meet a challenge Issued to the state'PTA, will explain or­ Beftto Walter Winehai M»A Onljs" At a fhAAter hecA.. ter B iU by the Wapplng girls’ team. ganization of the P T A on national, O w y n t r y B a toen rajMtad the a m ^ A< State News on Mrs. Edwins Vecchiolla and Mrs.' state and local levels at a Found­ Mr. and Mra BOnJamla two employea o f the Post IM va-IA ers Day meeting of the Union Theater In East Haven—Joseph June Brady wlU referee. nick o f Ootumbia, aanonacMI I^eriiis Argue^ PTABenefU On the mothers’ team are: Es­ School P T A tonight at 7:80 at the MASwoeney, acting manager, antf school. Extra Mottiet^'Approved; lata last nigbt (abmd of W8l- telle Freedman, Roeemary Pres- Roundup JaAb Mon^On, projActtaniat—con- d a r n n n i Past presidents of the unit will tei Wlnehtil) -that a aon hdd (CeeltaMd from Pbge 6 m ) tileo, Marie Monlz, Beverly Ford, baan bom to their daughter and vietAd Af aiding toA *T(<^ctiAn o f irei5rs»eSD AHBADV Bdskethall be special gUests of honor at the Cogt $1,318,347 A lAAAivlaus, aacreUgiAuA, tndAAant, Jean Miirphy, Gene Damacbl, Ar- affair., School to Md-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hy (< tied* fng* OM) - By AlfM d HMlnwAld House passed a humane sla^^tar lene (Welles, Ursata. McCarthy, Gardner Of New Toik O ty, Af Iminorar AxhlMtioa. , Rose Marie Tural, t M Kugler and WetoMaday morning. Afees biU, A DeseocfAUA toAeaure, Judge Dube fined M eS w A ii^ ®^ **** bin on th( last day of th(i a ^ o n . Games Set Manchester Evening Herald A t A m town nM ttu lut v ig tO fi a M ®jwm «urt_>n>. *»>> 8100,^ 875 itM Uinn toe iaA KtfdgA pMjArs o f Egypt oomplAin- Betty CersoeinM. South Windsor correspondent, El­ Robertson Scbool The program is th e b a ^ , Jeffrey, 'vaa bora wtu be offered In toe DB. Senate but the m'eaaure did not come up. t]M m p m *4 |iilS.te7 wM levied by Enat Haven Town Oeurt ad» **We cannot make tricks with­ A pair o f benefit boaketball- mer G. Burnham, triephone being sponsored ■ by “toe ♦ f^entry j u t past midnight of Valentine by Bto. Preacott BUto, R^Conn. for a vote in the Senate before gamea will also be played at the g lr m u iMiar tlM eanplete cMt last year. MAngillo was fined 825. out'AtrAW.” tlnlsaa one of my hl#r- MItohril 4-0674. « r tlM OermXxy H ifh School. T p t PTA of the Robertson and Cm ter Day at Doctor's Hoepital. He la The purpoae of the Buah amend­ toe aame pehuty levied la toe the adjournment deadline. The "Untouchables” will play the Avery School Friday starting at wehotA wOl open In September. the couple's first child and the ment la to mAke certain IJmU fed­ town court oglyphieA is upside down, this ' Kay supportera of the blUa at "Bchoolmasters” in the feature 7:80 p.m. for the benefit of the An eAMtloBel epproprtetlon of TO date 83 boyt and girls havs first grandchild of the Boab- eral fiinds are not used to move The Judge offered hia comfiMnts nmans that even than players yesterdays hearing were the. Hu­ event of . the second annual basket­ Avery School Library Fund. enrolled. Classes will bs given by nicka. a bustnesa or industry from ene mane Boolety of the United Stotes warn voted e t A t meetins cm ^ artistic merits of the film about not having raeugh ball evening sponsored by the Wap­ The boys and girls teams of $261,000 Overdue to e o i^ e te toe eonetruction, fur* Mra Edward DaUey of W all St. Mrs. Gardner ia toe former stAtA to another. before paaetog aentenCA on UiA for the netting and its Connecticut branch, the the echool will play aliimnl teams. Bjtoiage end equipping of the on Tuesday from 3 to 4 pm. Marilyn Boahnick. Gardner it Rep. J. Tyler Patterson, Jr., OM two men, saying "never baa tl OQinpUttit is ofton unjuatifled. at « o m B Connecticut Federation of Animal ping P T A In the school gym to­ Charles La Vole and Richard In Property Taxes acbool. Bulletoi Board toe well known New Torit Her­ Lyme, the Republican majortty court aat and watched such A iH m t in modem tones. to K Q J 7 4 Welfare Societltes, the New Haven night at 7 p.m. Stewart wl’’ dqach the boys leader in the. House, said, that ¥ 5 3 Ih e breskdowB of the total cost ’ The Pond HUl Homemakere ald 'Tribune columnist and tele­ boring, pointless picture.” I West opened the king of h w U , Animal Shelter, toe New Haven On toe Untouchables t^ m coach­ groups. Miss Connie Jansky and ManchcMer taxpayers still owe f t vision personality. He ia a for­ Buah feels strongly tbta the Doug- The defense attorney fim the to K 4 3 Hoovy 5 to 7 Lb. Ay^. o f toe K^iool indvdea <1,314,000 Group will meet at 8 p.m. Monday I getting the deuce from his partner. Munlolpal Humane (Jommlteion ed by Roland Deajnarals will be MIm Esther McDonnell will coach about $261,000 in taxes on the (iM tovod March 1. IMO): phu at the home Of Mre. Stuart Squires mer panelist on 'T o Tell the I bill am it now stands poses a convicted men said be will discuss IBvM intly East didn’t hnve a dou- t o K 8 5 and the National Catholic Society John Kolakowski, Bernard Ertel, the girls groups. ROASTERS Truth" and has his own tele­ "real and aeriwu threat to Con­ toe p ^ b U it y o f appealing Judge h m St- fsato Wisl 1950 grand Ust. Paul Cervinl, col­ fW.OOO approved last night; tS3.- on cross Rd. (Which is off Rt. 44A. blAton hsArt. ao West no td- for Animal Welfare. Melvin Smith, Edward Kittle, CD Appointments lector of revenue, said that much 532. a Bpedal appropriation ap­ Hawaiisn foods and traditions of vision program, “ Hy Gardner necticut and New Bbigland InduA- Duba’a decisioa With the natkmal vantage in continuing suit r Mss 3 to IRE The oppoeition come mainly I too AH PsM David Napper, Henry Heath, Gur- <3ivll Defense Director Ehrerett remained to be coUeccted, or about p r o ^ aome months ago; and Calling,” which amanates from dlatrtbutors Of the film, K iiM e y West shitted to the sewn M from the Connecticut. Jewish Com­ ' FRYERS • BROILERS • FOWL • C;AP0NS tost state will be the topic of die- Qpeaiaf lead ~ ¥ K Heads Beal Drive rie Fandozzi, John Pelley, Leonard J. Miller has announced the ap­ 4H per cent of the revenue. 110405, a transfer to the school cnselon. Leaders will be Mrs. a New York station. The RepubUcani plannAd to aak Productions, Inc., Mias Barbara Hof^gson, East Hart­ take varioua ‘Enrichment'’ courses St J #.a. The supportera o f the humane ford; Gregory Dixon. Overbrook bills thnt would liberalize absentee neth R. and Jennie Boud, p r ^ r t y "Jewish tradition waa steeped at Robertson School- Charles If. New members of ths Junior dance such as typing,, speed-reading, Os BeshssU WI4s fierMs fat slaughter bills said they are chief­ in the ideal of humanity — toward Barlow gr. wa s elected raoderatdr. committee appointed include Miss Rd., Vernon; Mra. Ethel Jamea and driver educitoMi, tin t they voting privileges in the state. off Bunoe Rd. ly concerned with the cruelty they They complained at a legialative VlriA Celsr men and all creatures on God’s Dedalans in the 3-honr session werwi Carol C raft Mlsd June Lncke. Miss East Hertford; Mrs. Barbara Kar- find hard to fit into their reg- Qnltalaim Deeds insist takes place when an animal public hearing that the proposed Ssisdtrscfc asrrslisa bg C U T Ehirth,” he said. made hy/ voice or standing' votes, Kathy RavUn, John Boardman, velis. Wapplng; Mrs. Pearl Jevmll, u lv echedules. The Housing Foundstion. toe. e f m;im.EY, nss C#Ur ShsMs: la killed with a poleax, a heavy 9 LUley St.; Mrs. Mabel Simpson. bills would increasejthe volume of It hi for this reason, he said, n s i a Wto no ballpting. Bradley Perkins and Richard San­ New York to Burhara Estates, toe. XMSMrA. Calesia Is ths Gsrdas, hammer-Uke instrument used in Danes Cleseea Sat toro, Also serving on this com.- 27 H ito St.. RockviUe; Edward work for eletclon ofiMala. of New London, property known bsr St the Pslatst. "that We are so concerned when Oeuna, 82 Snlpaic S t, RockvUlej Car Hit on 4 Sidea Everett Dow, tow n^erk in West slaughter houses.. humanenesa la the issue.” An atsht-waak oouiae in ball- mlttee, appointed several weeks as "Midvale property of ManehAs- Mess AU Shews; Adslts SIAS. ThiBy also expressed their con- rsera danetns for pnirila o f Grades ago, are Mias Betty Lou Leonard, Mrs. Lois A d gm , 330 Adams S t; Wilton, Feb. 16 (to —One wom­ Hartford and president) of toa. Con­ ter construction Co.” ChUdrea seder it. Tie One of the bills now before the Kathleen Lomko, 48 Englewood necticut Association of Town earn when the injury, pain or an an motorist bsd nothing but bad The Hartford National Bank * legislature wot prepared by the Dr.; John Card Jr., Columbia; Ed- Clerks, singled out a proposal td guiab caused the animal by shack tuck t b ^ . Trust Co. to Katherine H. Stevens, - Ung and hoisting before elaughtec. Legislative -Council, the General waiM Poutre, 51 Summit St.; W il­ Coming down a, snow-covered permit absentee voting by college • U S H N a L Assembly’s research arm. Another liam Blackwell. I l l Baldwin Rd.; hill, her car sUd off toe road and students. property at 17 Cantrthury St Calhoun, aponaor of one of the bills, and Fred Myers, executive is supported by the department of Mrs. Marian Hawver, 97 Over­ had toe left side bashed. She He said if college students can Attachment SUNDAY AFraWOON, FCR. Z6.3 O'CLOCK consumer protection. look Dr.; Robert Moore. 16 Scott started the vehicle again— and it travel to football . games they Natalia Gulbinaa against Viqels director of the Humane Society of PRESCRIPTIONS Dr., Vernon: Mrs. Elaine Long­ sUpped once more and banged its should also be able to get horns to Gulbinsa, also known as Vincent the Uiiitetl States, said none o f the fellow, TTiompsonville; Pi ‘ ' front vote. - , Gulbinss, 835,000 damage suit, at­ propooala • mtended to dlscitmlnate Maschi, West Hartford: As she meditsted on how to get Some o f the bills being consid­ tachment o f property off Wood­ SMUnst Jews. m. Danielsont 137 Olcott St., the auto out of the snow bank, ered would permit absentee voting land S t THE BROTHERS FOUR This issue was raised by Sen. Samuel Liebon, D-Hartford, who Local Stocks ADMITTED TODA Mrs. another car came down the hill and by persons whose employment re­ Marriage Ucense Slagiag Felkballads, Love Sengs, Noveltlea Emily Peck, 53 Harlan RtJ Deb- hit it in the rear.' quires them to 'be out o f town dur­ Charles William Siemon, V-S. •aid: Ml 9-9814 'ra Shimanski. 227 Union A wrecker came to tow her ing voting hours, by full-time col­ Army, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and ’nCKETS NOW AT BOX OPFIOE OR ORDER BY MAIL ‘T„ reipieat that to# Ctariatian Quotations Pornlahed by automobUe away. Both vehlclea BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A lege or university students absmit Clara Marguarette Gormley of 403 element putting the Jewish ele­ Coburn O MNhUebrMk, lae. daughter . to Mr. and Mrs. Tni sUpped—and the right side of the from their homes, by c o llie stu­ Prieaa: Orth, or 1st BaL 88.20, 82.85; tad Bal. $1.86. Make ehedu ment on trial here clean up their B u k SteCks car wps damaged. AU four sides King S t, LItUeton, Mass., April man Schlehofer, WllUmantic; dents living more than 25 milea 21. peyhMe te nnd mall wlto stamped retura envelope to own back yard.” Bid Asked of too cMr now, spoft wounds. Lebon said he represented PINE son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bal- from honte, and Iqr penona who BUraNELL MEMORIAL^ HARTFORD-14, CONN. Conn. Bank and Trust C E lilt B chumas, Vernon Ave., Rockville resettle to a town more than 25 district In which there are many •(3o...... 49 63 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Light Snowfall miles away but who have not met Acheaon at Yale Orthodox Jews. Hartford National D'Alleeeandro. GMet Hartford. Hartford. Feb. 16 (Ti — Ught the 6-month restdential require­ "Theae are my people,” he said. Bank and Trust Co. 46 49 BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. snow, ranging from a half-inch to ment to permit them to vote there. New Haven, Feb. 16 (D — Dean ‘ Th e General Aasembly has put PlrAJInsaranes Compaafas and Mrsi-.flarold Currie, St'orrs; a about three inches fell on Connect­ It was estimated S9,(X>0 absen­ Acheson, former U.S. secretary e f them cm trial. Aetna PVT',*.';,,...... 97 100 son tah fr. and Mrs. Harry Snow, icut today leaving some hazsrd- tee ballots were cast in the state state, will be the principal spsaksr “You are calling us Inhumane National Fire 4 ...... 135 145 Wapping. out driving conditions, snd other­ li. the November election. at the Yale Alumni- Day luncheon { ■laughters. That’s the way to In. Hartford Fire ...... 65 68 DI8CHAROBD YESTERDAY; wise making a pest 8f Itself. this Saturday. •— terpret toeee bills.” Phoenix Fire ...... 87 90 Highway crews moved into ac Lenten Specials EVERYBODY KNOWS- Mrs. Doris Frazier, East Hartford; Income Tax Opposed A graduate of Yale class of 19151 Myera, in aupporting the bills, Life and Indemnity toa Ooa Mrs. PrlscIHa Rhlnes. 127 Benton Uon quickly, sanding and salting hs is expected to speak on higher | said they would prevent suffering Hartford, Feb. 16 ( ^ —Veteran Aetna Casualty...... 120 . 130 St.; Elvelyn Haugh, 95 Helslne Rd.; the main roads. education in this country. and provida a practical, economic Aetna U f e ...... 102 106 Mrs. Margaret Wilson. 27 Braln- Westport, with more than two actor Henry Hull was ruleij out Acheson was recently appeintsd method to end cruelty. and one-half inches, and Ridgefield of order at a legialative commit­ Conn. G en eral...... 461 460 ard PI.; DavM DIubac, 40 Oskwood to the N ATO I advisory group. 'Several Jews fanmring toe bills Hftd. Steam Boiler ,100 105 RdT; Henry Leister, -Hebron; Clif­ were about the hardest h it Traf­ tee public hearing yesterday, ao said they were afraid the m blic fic on the Connecticut Turnpike he oat down and kept quiet. Travelers ...... 103 106 ford Sterling, 16 Oval Lane; Mrs. waa viewing their faith as oj^ for FABRICS and Merritt Parkway was report­ But at toe end o f the hearing, PobUo CtlUnea to human slaughter. , Wilma Wiley. 22 Dudley S t; Aaron 29% THEY GO TO CHENEY HALL ed moving almost normally. he chatted with reporters and ex­ CLAMS^ AUan Loeb, chairman of the New Conn. Light te Power 27H Cohen, 90 Seaman Circle;. Fran­ 69% pressed his opinion on a bill being Haven Humane Commlaaion and Hftd. Electric Light 06Vi cis Topping. 40 Main St.: Mrs. Ann Bid DRESS UP TOUR KITCHEN Slaying considered by toe committee FRIDAY S K a A lS l '— president o f the Animal Welfare Hartford Gas Co. . .. 63 Leber. 64 Birch St.; Raymond Blam ed m Southern New England Hartford,. Feb. 16J IT) — Coi!oroner petition Cpngreea to abolish the JQc $1-25 $2-25 League, skid he didn’t know FOR O N L Y ...... Yard O’Coin, 223 Spruce St,; Mrs. t«on e Telephone 47 Vi 60% 48c Loul.8 W. Schaefer itoday held federal income tax and to get the ■ingle Jew who opposed a humane Hunt, 195 N. Main St., RockviUe; government out of ail business, Deep Srr Stalltps .Maanfaetnnng OompanlesK Mrs. Judith Fuller and daughter, Homer Weaver. 39, o t 2 Donald ■laughter bin. OpM WediMsdoyt SPRING COTTONS. not expressly permitted in ' ibe Wltk Cole Slaw, Petoto, Q Iff ^ 1 Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 69% >■ |2% 325 Highland St.; Mrs. Annabelle St., criminally responsible to r the Loeb offered a petition signed by REG. 98c YARD. . . .Yard recent human torch slaying of the constitution. Bread and Batter . . . . w S Q ^ P IN T PINT QUART 80 to 100 Jews favoring the MlUi. Aasoriated Spring ..14 *6 Thursday and Friday ______65c Johnson and son. Carter St., Bol­ He said he was strongly in fa­ Bristol Brass ...... 9 11 ton; Mrs. Constance Roden and latter's common-law wife, Mrs. HOBEEMADE He said he began coUectlng the SPRING WOOLENS. eo Rosetta Davis, 27. vor of repealing the tax. signatures last Thursday. Dunham Buah ...;.. 4% 5% son. East Hartford. MANICGTTI ..... 95c E m -H a rt...... ,...66 70 NfghHTiR? VALUES TO $5.98 YARD ...... Yard A . O O On Jan. 28, a Saturday, Mn. "I’m 70 years old," the Lyme Irving Berkowits, operator of -DISCHARGED TODAY; John Davis went to a neighbor's apart resident said. "I paid toe first FISH > CHIPS Order 65c the Connecticut Packing Co. of Fafnir Bearing 51 54 On;. Andover; Spencer Schwind, ment and Joined a party at which federal income tax and have been Bloomfield, told the lawmakers Landers Frary Clark 11 IS 24 Goslee D r; Victoria Mahown. paying ever since." OAK GRILL I N. B. Machine ...... 21 23 wine, whisky and gin were con' present methods used by the to' OAK ST., M ANCHEST ER Basket Vernon Rd.; Jeen, Mary and Fred turned, SehMfer. said. He estimated he must have padd so SHRIMP 95c dustry are humane and also 'pro­ North and Judd...... 16 IS Reef Hoi Special PILGRIM Sauer, French Rd.. Bolton: John Weaver arrived' at the same more than $100,000 to the govern vide toe best possible meat from Stisnley Works ...... 14% 18% Davis. South Windsor; Albert Step- apartment after midnight, the cor ment in taxes during his Stage the animal with a minimum of Vender Root \ ...... 44 47 SHRIMP BOAT ~ w ith Priee 75c Veeder Root...... 43 % 46% pen, Tolland. oner said, found Mrs. Davis in career. pain. ForThursday bedroom with another man, poured The averege earning Hfe span WE ALSO HAVE TUNA, GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICHES Forty-three of the 47 Slaughter The above quotations a n hot to M IL L S ^ Scofa Plan Diatillery kerosene over her and set her on of a young actor or actress today 'houses In . Connecticut would be De construed as aetual marketa. fire. Then Weaver dragged her is five years, he added. STANLEY WAfVNLR Plenty o f Clams available at aU times affected by the bills. Even if they earn. $2,000 a week COBlMISSIONiat NAMED ■ A U 8 B O O M EVERY DAY NOON to 9 P.M. Inverness, Scotland—A $1,400,- body into, a hallway-And fled. Three slaughter houses dealing 000 whisky distillery, the first i;he coroner aaid the evidence during that period, ha said, they In Interstate commerce or selling Hartford, Feb. 16, (ff) ,=^,l»eo M. BOYS’ SPORT GOATS HOURS BATUROY 10 AM. to 6 P.M. new one in the Scottish Highlands indicated Weaver had also ^one have very little left to save by STATEE3 to the federal government come GwlazdowakL 42. of lO-TYanWln in this century. Is to rise in the considerable drinking prioi; to the the time they finish paying agents under the federal a c t T h e others St., Norwich, was sworn in as Con- 5 PJil. Coat.—4:45-8:00, 00c CBEMET HAIX. 177 HARTFOIU) BD.. NEXT TO KING'S new village of Tomore. Piire, cool IncldenL and income taxes. are Inspected and regulated by the inecticut’a fourth U.S. commission Highland Water is a necessary, "His molivA,’’ said corone Shew* A t SsOO and 8:10 pjn. state. er yesterday. He will m rte his of­ I ingredient of Scotch whiskjr. Schaefer, "was to punish her be< BARBRR PRESIDENT DIES DRIVE-IN Rabbi Nisson Shulman, preS' fice in Now ich, \ cause of her extra^marltal aeti'vt Torrlngton, Feb. 16 (P) — Fu-. Orig. 10.98 ties.” neral "services will be held Satur­ 462 RENTER STREET—MANCHESTER day for Fqlix Tln6,^62, president to 14.98 of the Matter Barbers Associa­ > Accident Totals tion of Connecticut, w.ho died yes­ 5.99 Hartford, Feb. 16 (T) — The terday in s New Y o rk . Hospital Fine wool stripes, checks, plaids, 3-button styles, center State Motor Vehicle Department' after a long illness. He was a char­ daily-record of automobile acel ter member of the association and vent, fully lined, new spring colors Sizes 8 to 12. 11 CHOICEST MEATS IR TOWR... til dents as of last midnight and the operated a barber shop here for 8Yi FORULAR DEMAND totals on ths same date last year 43 years. , 1960 1961 Accidents ...... 4,458 4,440 (est. Killed ...... 25 19 SPECIAL Red Hot Special Injured ...... 2,516 3,464 (est. PARKADE I LEGS->LAMB RED HOT FRIDAY ONLY WITH THIS COUPON Boring and Pointless f J_oo STORE New Haven. Feb. 15 (/P)j — & FAMOUS 6 TRANSISTOR • S ' l u film about life. in. a nudisr camp us A t 8:45 and 18:80 P3 I. SPECIAL • CHOICE 11^. may be. "boring and pointless” but it is at the same tlipe "lascivious, ‘‘THE DAY THEY ROBBED Friday Only FOR lewd and indecent,” a Common THE BANK OP ENGLAND” Pleas Judge ruled here yesterday. Judge Normal E. Dube made the TOMORROW RADIO S LOIN LAMB CHOPS» 99c ‘‘SWISS FAMILY derision' after sitting through 8:05 8:S5-9;80 SUN. ROmNSON” , le ifito Plays 1 8 - » BteUeoa private showing bt tos feature- FISH FRY e FREE—Hearing AM ‘ (ALL YOU CAN EAT) ONLY Attachment, • |sW1PrS WORTHMORE RAGON • • • 9 • ( • sasaeto**** lb. 49e CASUAL CHAIR BaMmry, Leather Oarrylac Caae FritU Fbh LMmb WqUm ' CoapoB I Plays lOfi-tee Hours Frafieh FrM FototoM CgMimw On The Fence? One SmaU 5»e Battery THtSF FINER OUAUIY The question of sjpendinsr vo. saving has many a Gnaraateefi 5 Mentha FrtoWy lahod Rolt 4hmI RHtt«r REG. 19.98 Translator Never man “on the fence” I Some decide to save what’s ...L, Burns Oat Fruits & Vegetables Now Every Friday left a ftir they do their spending. Othera dedde to REG. $29^5 5 PJH. to 9 P J «. spend w i l t ’s left after they do th^ir s a v iW W e ’ve WILL MAKE YOU A STEADY CUSTOMER noticed that those who do their saviagL^TRST are S l u m FANCY, LARGE, INDJfAN RIVER V. S. No. 1 GREEN ENJOY O N I OP 0(IR DELICIOUS the ones who refilly forge ahead financially. I f you BBCABTHABIT WHITE . SfftD LESS MOUNTAIN T t— m are "oft the fence” why not hop off in the d ir^ POTATOES COCKTAILS sAirarawo With'This Coupon and The PurchoM of SHOP WEEBLT'AT CouttRowtor ‘ GRAKFRUIT 4RT w A am rja$^^M o0M 11/ f'S/JbS tion (if every payday s a v i^ here? BlOinUAND PARK SOIb. lM9 i.xcra* ' M A S k E T ! > 29cbHNl. 48'»-6for39c $M 9 *1^0419fo o jf a dm ijHdm Cotm Kium m R O U I A I I D ^ ^ Covered in durable leather­ like plastic, walnut finish ...... — ^— = = i f c = rNsaf^AasriMsO” hardwood. 9 decorator col­ I A T l i ^ M ors to match any deco^.^. HIGHLAHD PARK MARKET: Wik EiMit BmIm Mllltr, UiM Friit ii MUrlif On-TeOud Tnrapike ^3171 IfllU WD ST,t MAWCHlSTiR ^ PlitoM Ml 3^278 K Mile Off Oaktand M n 'm rn c ^ ; ■ ._ w fD a i^ iMlRi bRt thi flw fcM aiHl ^ Aser»

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O HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, iW l r A « t v i | 9 ICAKCHESTEB I *... aiI d P A S S f O U S IIANCHESTBR I^VBNING HERAU). MANCHB8TEB. CONN* THUB8DAY. FEBRUARY Ig, 1961

fbM war* *M* to mmIm tk* dw ic* fh»t Iw was pto-8o«Wt or " "■""'•jfitil Boyte Mi— Kennedy Addt hOoBaanmlat. But to M nw ai to ’ Connecticut Cmtdns ftndft too anaa, «b* aboold raaaU that h* Funds ftar W ar tqiMd to th* Borlat htoo odr at* Yankee Being Fifty Is^Nifty The Baby Has tar h* had ataa that tha TOV araa On Recession V powariaaa to p r o T a a t Mr. By A. H. O. thhombd** 'aaoooloBiaBBt* tnaaoii* K it Isn’t You FMaScd OetBtar L u n TVf ta aaparathiK KaUng* fron AU Watrry ta of oouiae. a p**ce- « 1 EsffB Om ) Been Named..* •daBt to rite ta .laiatioa to tae *■ tha raat e( tb* GOago. How Torlc (SV-Help* ma vary Uttia: Z waa born bald, fat coBcernad abent the vaiy aerioua ntT . IdUBmnha’B M aadi might «aaath» of' how waU Jelm Bailey Something that navar hsppenad Mid bowling at th* wocM's tajua- problem of unonpioymenL" There remind hla critloa that Wiaataa can do with tha propoaitiaii of to a dog ta happening to ra*. tka. Fifty yaara later that stlfl ate, he said, mar* than OJi mllHea dascribas me about a* well aa any^ MaTtti' .^«»|Nta«i/aii'Mr. aad Mm. Itebart gCBaOUTTlOW BATM Churchni had once reportedly said msdtttaiiilng his unquetakmed aonr- 1 am on the verge ot being SO AmaricanD who want aroric and l> thing. ^ e iiw TWMtt wm ftd., Oavantry. She affis hom'Vih. 7 a t Msn- ORm«P he held' no brief for crocodUea; eralgnty ta Cbnnecticnt 'wtilla he, ywurs

When a glance at the calendar Thera ta also c m tramandoua cSTflnd Djeb. OlW Y party hationally. And wtatt. hls- the hhlt-century marit, at Prat I age. The flrat ladyZ saw on Barth Idant saM ha h^pas thar* will he 0b€ McAth »«••••••••••• i=s ta atm aUva at ta. although bar acUon on hta 1<------proflrsm LOW PRICES . THE BEST IN FOODS WMklr «»«.«•»•»«•»•>»*>« »” ger'a leg, he would not re b ^ e t ^ aaya. again and again, ia that simply couldn’t balteva it. aa aoon as He tavtawsd — . Aaitar 14WBI4 lOB of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur power ahhoiw aad la taniitod by Me — time’s dimpled dumpling, hair la how almost as arhite aa the HEXBER o r the crocodile. snow that fell outelde our home atepa h* al: has teksn on hls W aitSetonfSe'Mw? 8 t % ^ WMn Fab. fl at Maachastor THB___ASSO ASSOQATED PKESS *nie ead thing ie that many even the suggastion of a vacuum, fO(rtone’s.gTeateat mls&t—00 years own to relieve haidiiiip shd sn- gwaaparanto »*•>*?• Mra TIM______AOOCUMdMMd pto ra tn eio M y and that absentea ewnatahip must, old? Imposalble! '' . the stormy day aha bora im back Mtitird to the UM ot ®* Africana- now aee the Weatcra ta 1011. couiaga taialiHisi r* and •U new» dtepiitelwo crodlM to * or sooner or tata, eontaad with the Then aa tha taaac. aven teeing strangera laughing and Jok­ vice: These include festructlons to rail nerrlce cHeat et N. K. A tlonal atata. Uwy may be all too ing as 1 pasasd them on the street. Devon Dr. H* w«# f - • ICP. Inc. 1 if. when they begin, there Is visi­ “Son, e ‘The foregoing gives an Intelll- Why, wasn't It only yesterday that When you get r l ^ t down to It, emmente, and dladoaed ha had Charies, 3. r ^ Tuesday—1- p.m. Mogday._ It would be more to the peUt, Wednesday—1 p^m. ^Taeaday gant clear picture, it aeems to us, so far as any present or immedi­ Father Time had pushed me. kick- the figure 00 Isn’t so terrible. A dispatched telegrams to all state StopheuB. Kathrya Maria, dauifliter of t o a n d C u l^rd Cut from Young, Soft-iuM tud isumb Tot Tlmrsday—1 of what haa. bean, for moat of us, ate poasibilKies are concerned, to tag and sdtoamlng, past my 40th teenager spends 00 cents without gowmots urrtng a apeed-up. B. SIIt^ c n s , 8 Stephen S t, We a tangled and confuatag akeln of cite milder but more tangible milestone? hardly a second thouf^t. Babe Also, tha President said, the Memmiri Hoapitair Her matamal graadmothar la Samuel I had decided then that a man’s Ruth uaed to knock mors than 50 government ta changing Its regu­ patentel nviAnothar ia ICn. Mel* Guaranteed to be light, Tender and avents. precedents, right frmn th f con­ Relbal, Eltaaheth, N. J. Her p a t e |^ day ot pabUeatloa except temporary Comectciut scene. 40th birthday waa th* worst mo­ home runs in- a single season. lations to make more small busi­ vta^ ’ Stephens,w e ^ e n ^ ^ Indiaaapolia, U a a a ^ ia , Ind.inecta of tha situation would SAVI Se Tender, Meaty LB He was tha Afriean David aceapt Colorado Springs. 2759 BUtagton Rd.. Wapptag. Mte father, te etetlmed ta Turkjw. BARTLITT - Halvai, In Syrup with the business of moving his coma-to the same. Conclusion be He w u bom Peb. 18 at Mancheatar Msmortal HosplW. Hls Loin Lamb Chops has—“that it la necessary to take tag the chaUmg* of the Gtdlath But yesterday's crash was own center of attention and effort Kennedy Cautions maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm . Arthur Daury# ktonaen. 29-OZ $ 1 0 0 of what many Afttaami call *neo- msraly tha latsat, not the fltat, of up from one aphere to another, some action.” Mau. His paternal gramfoarants are M^. and Mta RalphCnark, CANS I For Stewing ^ Mildly Susonad eolenialiana.' its kind. InevKahly. after he had baema a Hitting a t Sen. Everett if. Dirk- Toledo, Ohio. He h u two eteters, Robin Faith, 2, and Tnarau PEAjtS RICHMOND successful state chairman and the sen of Illinois, the Senate Republi­ Ann, 1. . 3 LB **What la ‘neo-eokaiiaUam’? In tat fall, 16 m e m b ^ of a chief optniev on CapitoL H1H, ha can leader, the Pruident said he —-- • • Lamb Breasts »10 ^usage Meat African eyaai it ia th* attempt of California football team were kill­ had somewhat leas personal time Russia on Congo hopes his recommendations on Reiter, John Francis, son of Mr, and Mra. William E. R*teu. SAVI lOe hpw to spur the economy will have nNAST - Our Mbs! Popular Seller the Weatare coientai powara to ed In a plans crash u ^ a on their to gi've to the pettier affaira of 86 Benton St. He w u bom Feb. 13 at Manchuter Memorial SHOUUDf ■ - W*H Triiiimad - 4 to 6 LBS SKINUSS the original baaia of hla own po­ 8>- ntore Impact than "a snowflake on Hospital. Hte maternal grandmother te Mra. James McKenna, presarva their eeananio and po­ way home from a g ^ a In Ohio. the Potomiac." Dirksen h u eval­ litical taftaanto in Africa through Last July 18, eight of Den- Utical power, in the warda of bis (CeallBned from Page One) Soviet Union Is demanding UJf. 57 Linnmora Dr. ■ Hte paternal grandfother te M athiu Raiser. U own etty of Hartford, withdrawal. uated the Impact of Kennedy’s W u t Hartford. He h u five brothers, William Jr., 18, M i^ tw , QUART JAR Smoked Picnics'4 3 Frankfurts tadtract means, cnca AfrhM na- maxk'a tehdtag /soccer players MAYONNAISE The mult was that all kinds force through Soviet demands and 2. 'Ihe government ot President State ot the Union Meaaag* in 14, Thomas, 7, Christopher, 5, and Joseph, 3; and four steteM, 1 ' '« _ tkmaUam has fOTtod tea tenntaa- wars hMt In a /crash at Copen­ of llttla power developmots. such threats. The Preeldent waa report­ Joaeph, Kasavubu a t LetqxildvUle those words. Mary AUce, 12, Maureen, 9, Suzette, 8, and Anne, L tion of diract Waitem rule la co­ hagen. 1 as might never have got started ed hopeful that a more aerioua ta "the only legal authority en Kennedy eald ha wants the co­ 0 0 0 0 0 M je w n M e w E operation of Republicans and lonial territories. In 1858, Enjpand's greatest soc­ if he himsetf had been full-time East-West conflict over 'The Congo titled to for Ttw Congo as White. DavM Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. White, nNAST - "Re OFT SAll a whole." The Soviet Union and Democrats ta Congress, and hopu i if*my—one may aik—la there cer team, Manieherter United, was on the scene, kept getting started —with its resulting dangers of 14 W anen S t He w u bora Feb. 12 at Manchuter Memorial and kept getting far enough to war—can be averted. The next some other countries assert that it will be forthcoming lest it de­ Hospital. Hte maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Camills Sea Scallops Outstanding lanitn Vilua LB 55* I such African aanattlvtty about practically /wiped out In a crash demand some oompromiaa or acme move is up to Khrushchev. a regime headed by proiConumi- velop' “at the end of the congres-, LsV ^y, North Franklin. Hte patertial grandpaiante are Mr. QUART BTl Wettom taflnenea aad such i^i- which killed aavan of Its members concession on his part. There ware Kennedy still held open the pos- nlst Antoine Gizenga, a Lumundta rionM session that no action h u and Mrs. E ra u t White, RockviUe. He h u a Brother, Daniel Roy. SALAD oil and Injured other members so that alwaya people wtlUng to try to run sIbUity of meeting with the Soviet supporter, is the legal govern- been token.” 1; and two steters, Deborah -Ann, SH; and’Digna Marie, 2H- Lenten Seafood Trtsl LB paiant nalvata attpot Soviet at­ Ifonnedy had this to uy on Sliceil Halibut 39* they wars not ahla to play agrin. the altains he did not have thne to premier ta coming months, though ment. tempts to penetioto tha African 3. Broadening of the Itaaavubu other matters: Drury, Sharon Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Drury, eontlnentr Tha answer, of conn*, In 1806, la Csecboalovakia, a run personally; their Maas were fib emphasized there are no plana TWO-SUM - "Se OFP' S A ll not always in the context of hls for a meeting. government — by including other Rocket Boosters—Russia is 61 Village St, RockviUe. She wee bom Feb. 12 at Manchester / ■ Hadcleck Fillet Lanten Favorite LB 45* la that Africans hav* never known eraah took tha Uvas of six mem- own thinking or his idea of beat The ITasidaht deeltaed to esti­ Omgo political taadeiS '^ “k a ahisad of tbe United States In de­ Memorial Hospital: Her maternal gmndparenU a n Mrs. Annls Soviet colonial rule, but have Dm of an ice hockey team: party poUcy; aomettaiaa, as in the mate the. Impact of The Congo quite. lepUmate subject of diacua- velopment of super-boosters ca­ Baxter, TalcottvUIe. and Fred Baxter, { fo c k v ^ Her paternal 10-OZ PKG aion and such diacnsakms have pable of hurling the Sovlete’ 'Ven- grandparents a n Mr. and Mn. WUIiam Drury SrM New Hamp- WISE p o t a t o (HIPS 54* memorlea an too ftaall of the ta- Ih 1800, a Brasilian crarii took Inatanoe of re-entering the Datao- conflict on prospects for Improv­ m m wwwrs-witiC lAi fflECf klATlAklAl C era tic party ofOeteUy In the sup­ ing ■Sovtat-Amerioan nlationa. He heen going on in LeopoklvUla and us-bound vehicle into apace, and shin. She h u two bnthen, Erwin, 4, and Arthur. 1; and two PRICES EffEaiVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPK MARKETS ONLY dlgnlUes and htimlliattana which the Uyea of IS athletes. in New' xoifc.' Reorganizing the this "is a matter of great c«i- eteters, Rosanne,' 7, and Judy, 2. Ahd'ln 1848 Italy's national soc­ posedly non^mrtiaan Hartford did express hope that the relations they feel they ham iottaiad at city elections under the coimeU- yet tvlU develop In such a way as regime under Kasavubu could c«n.” While tadicatlona are, the Western handa. cer a^uad of 14 men, hailed aa tha manager charter, be had to let to promote world pesce and In­ firovlde a means of political com­ Preaidant added, that RuasU wUl P ren tt Mlchul Joseph, eon of Mr. and M n. John O rcutt *'Ihe tragic courm of ovanta in graatest team In the nation's his­ young aanhUiona which hadn't creasing cooperation in such proj­ promise, if the Soviets were in­ remain ahead. In this field for Forest Rd., Coventry. Ha vraa bora.. Feb. IS at Manchuter Me­ Mdpre Grocery SyeetAtel tory. was wiped out in a crash In bothered to coi)sult him flnet have ects as the exploration of Outer terested in taking that course. some time vnlaw there ta a UJl. morial Boepital. Hte matamal grandfoother te M n. Helen SuUl- tha Congo aiaea that cenatry tor- . 4. Kennedy'considers it ta “tbe scientific breakthrough. ”We have ▼an. B ut Hartford. . Hte paternal grandmother te Mn. Ida Or­ GRAPErRUIT many became tadapandant last tha Alpa. their way and their pleasure. Space. duty of the United States and. cutt, Coventry. He h u two brothers, JOhn, 10, and Charles, 6. 10c Off Sale Sooner or later Bailey wUl flitd, But while this theme of hope for sufficiently large booster* to pro­ 0 0 0 -0 0: June SO is—to Africans—a glaring I t was after the loss of the after the mo'vement up from state the future ran through Kennedy’s Indeed, all members of the Unit­ tect us ndlitaiUy.” FLORIPA example of *neo-coksilallst' ma- Britlrii soccer team, in 1958, that ed Nations to defend thoi. charter Cubar-Obvioualy alluding to the Kenbaner, Janet Uaaea, daughter .of Mr. end Mr*. Rudolph KMO ARTHUR to nation, that something of a do- remarks, reflecting the govern­ Flour ^ 4 9 * Heavy with juice • full of Vitamin C DOZEN Shinatlons. Ihey axgua that tha American profoaaional spbrta It-ourselvaa spirit haa devak^ad of the United Nations by opposing Eteenbower admiinlstration,^ Ken­ Neubauer, J itte r , Fta.. and formerly ot Manchuter. She wu ment’s visw that there ta still time any attempt by any'government nedy saM thta government prob­ bom Feb. 13 at S t Marys Hospital, West ftlrn Beach, Fla. Her Belgians nominally aurrendered Maguea btgan to aet up “disaster hack In the state, and that oc- to avoid a Congo disaster, his main to intervene unilaterally In The Malt Balli, Nonpsrsili, Bridge Mix, Punul Cluitef - ^ n | | Refreshing breakfast treat * casionaUy It wiU succeed la piMh ably mlscaknilaMl;^ aasesstag the maternal grandmother te Mrs. Jam u Persy,' Pnvlnmtown. Mau. 89 aovereignty on June SO, but then piai^s'’ designed to provide new amphaalB throughout waa on warn­ tag things be pay not like past Congo." Cutro regime l»Cuha. "But,” he Her-paternal grandparents a n Mr. and Mr*. Otto Neubauer. 48 set about employing aU thb devi­ playtos for a team which might ing'the Russians and rallying the . What form Soviet intervention Courtland St ' CAHDUS ^ PKGS the point of uiy veto ty him.. ■m^ nations. added, "I have fio evidence that • • • • • SUNKIST - Adds Flavor to Fish ous methods they could to prevant be involved In some mass loss. mlg;bt take is speculative. 'The sjiyon* did tt oflt of any moUve FOUowing hls poUcy of avoiding statement' issued from Moscow Symlngten, John OoIHaa. eon of Mr. and M n. Harold G. Sym­ APPLE PIE I Dm **" the development of a united liide- But this la a formula for keeping but to'serve the United States.” MYDROX COOKWS - Dahixa Cookie Trul • l-U C E L L ^^ provocative ' wording In speaking Tuesday said the Soviet govern­ Russia—^DupHe current tension ington, 486 Franklin Ave., Hartford. He w u bora Feb. 18 at DOZEN pendence Congo, ta which tb s Oon- a professional franchise operating, about Russia, Kennedy did not ment considers it a "sacred duty" over The Cemgo, Kennedy ex­ Manchuter Memorial HOnital. Hte maternal grandfather 1s Dan- Rich Buttarcrust with 1MOZ 2 J , Lemons mention that country ta hls state- to render assistance to the Gizen- lei Tedesco, PlataviUe. His paternal gnndpuante are Mr. and ' goleee would be mastora In their not a formula for avoiding the pressed hope "real poogreu can delicious Apple filling ■ $iinshlne CEUO D 'A N JO U - Condiliontd, Fisvorful _ ovm houses. And thaaa B^gian tragedy. ta*Bt But he-concentrated on the regime If assistsmce te asked. be made this year” toward Im­ Mrs. Thomu Symington, 180 Autumn S t : '*s and iasdes Rutela has ralsed^foUowlhg at could range from sending In UCH . tactics, Africans say, have can' And the basic oorisideraUon la S provement of Soviet - Americah Spicad Just Right COM STOCK - Washington's Birthday S ^ l the announcement Monday of the heavy arms supplies to sending in relations. He called anew for oo- SAVI 14c tered on employing Africans who still that human Uvaa are human slaying of former Congo Premier troops operatlon "in peaceful vantura Pears 2 ‘•^33* vK\elaim to be African natlonaliata Uvea, whather or not they happen Patrice Lumumba. Kennedy waa asked whether the raiUier than . differing on-mat- Cherry »:!:;« 2 IC IIIR Q - Largs Heads * Idsal for Salads , are In fact prepared to do to be. members ot a team. It' Q—Who foqndad London’s Waat- He said he waa seriously con­ United States would contribute tera which carry with them such mlnater Abbey? cerned "at what appears to be a trootai to the UJf. Congo force if bidding. 1 merely aeems more tragic, and luuuardi.*' SAVI 4c A—Edward the Confessor in threat of . unilateral Intervention other nations did not do so. He El Salvador — Kennedy an­ TV-Radio Tonight ExcsHtnl Lanten Brukfast Iteffl' "The most egregious of such dramatic, when they do happen to 1065. In the Internal affairs of the Re­ said he hopes that the smaller na­ Lettuce 2 33* constitute a team. public of 'Ihe Congo.” tions, mostly Asian and -Afoican, nounced' the United States h u ex­ men In the Congo is Moise tended dfolomatic recognition to PKG OF 6 25* TIX A S - Solid Stallis ^ Tshombe, Premier or Tresident' Such' rlaksi will continue to be Q—Did Edison invent the flrat "I find i t difficult," he contin­ which have supplied the troops ao tbe 3-week-old government ot El Date 'jMuHettes incandescent electric lamp? ued, "to bellev* th at any govern­ far 'Will continue to do So. If the SAVI «c of breakaway Katanga Province, taka. There Is no practical way Salvador.. Exeallsnl lunch Box Treat' . A—Yes. ' ' ment ta really planning to taka Ujf.'" members ifail to suppoort the Burke—Kannedy said he now ia Television whom most of the Afro-Aaian o f. avoiding I them, in moat in­ so dangerous aod trreimonsihle a 'UJf. misalon, im said, then the Broccoli tuNCH,29* Tiappier than e v ^ about hla pol­ 4:00 tag 3 Tbuttr (in progrtst) ID tiOO/Dopuilleed Show EACH 2 5 < HOT CROSS BONS world now hedds Immediately stances of team travel. The only 0 —How I, much of Egypt ta step. NeverUirieH, Z feu it tai|>or- United States will have to make Hurideberrr Hound • icy of requiring advance clearance Applesauce Cake PLO IIO A ,T. Fin# for Stslads ' iqiKmsible for tha murder of Mr. real cure will Ue in the develop­ desert? tent that there Should be no mis­ a new judgment on its own poli­ News U «5 the Vikings SAVI 4c of National Defenaa statenienta Mister Ed 33 tThe Beal McCoys t. U Flavorsd with Frtsh'Orsngss ZAimumba. He it was—many ment of graatar' Mifcty guarantees A—Ninety-seven per cent. understanding of th* position of cies. and Speechee made by government Cartoon, PlavbouM . , U Zue ly Theater 13. 40 Now and all thru the Uhlted States |in such an The (Mllomlani. 40 B«l itereon ' iV 33. 10 PKG e C c PKG c would Mgua—who gave •naojso- for all air travel; but there may FIRMS H B If ON AID. offictalB. The President made that Early Show (in procren) -10. 30 t:00 (k>q >nal tavMtlgator IX OF 12 Lanl-a Big Bakery Peppers "I#* Q—How old is the line of the aventuUUty.'! remark—and drew another round ioniaUsm’ Its best opening in 'the never be any such absolute guar­ He thurapelled out the U.S. po­ Washtagton — Mora than 7,000 Salty Brine’i Shack (In profreu) Sooa 3. 40 Ofange DeughEUits . Value Vanilla Japanese - imperial dynasty? of'laughter—in diacuseWg eharp ir 3. 13 SA> OF 1 2 Congo when less than two weeks antee, not any more than any such A—Emperor- Hirohito Is the sition on these points: TTnited States oompanlea have comment on Sovlet-.Am*rloan re­ i Behind Closed Doors 30 - Father 10. 33. 10 Tasty , Cheddar Chusa Fisvor Icing Filled with jguaraatee exista in any other form 124th in a line unbroken more than 1. ’Zha Itaited States "haa sup­ contributed to training programs Country Style Wrei U after the country's tadapendenca lations in an interview granted ; Weather, Neeews a Sports 3:30 The Ipychabies "/A S. 10. 40 LOAF Truil Pieces of transportation. But such fateful 2,000 years. ported and wlU oontinua to sup­ ot Oie Intematlonal Oo-operatton by Adnu -Arleigh Zhwke, chlqf of Tightrope d Show I 32. SO V ha announced that hla province . Admtatatrathm in an effort .to aid Highway Holidays S3 Piano Pope IS Carrots' 2'i^l29* resignation does not leave us port the United NaMona’.prcasooe naval operations. Tha Interview CheeM/Bread ♦ . • I was seceding. Q—Does' Canada have an olB- in The Congo.”'JBy contM t, the' underdeveloped nations. - Sports. News A Weather 10:00 Orbucho Marx 33. 10 happy, any more than compara­ occurred, Kenneilta said, -on Jan. White Hunter Million Dollar Movia Ik "Since then, Belgian influence cial flag? I 12-i^lglit day* hatora. th* new SUera Comer ^ £P® *«Porta ( 8. 13 Frexen SpeefettsS has remained strong In Katanga, tive safety statistics leave us con­ Jjh- : News 10:|0 Cloaomp 8, 40. S3 A—No, the Red Ensign is unoffl- admtaktratlon took office. Hunttey-BrlnUey 10. wotguQ Sladt 33 arhere both the provineial army vinced. Whatever the rate of ciaL — -r ~ Edwards Q^/Brothers Braanagu Famous Brand faworifes! PINAST PRINCH PHID Reader's Digest tm e Hiunmer on and the police are under Belgian fatallUea per miles traveled, the HFARI DISEASE AMERICA S NO. I ENEMY Dollar Movie 11:08 Movtea s disaster vriilch . takes place off the Q—How did "Old Scratch" be­ Btk Newa efficera. White (presumably Bel­ come a nickname for the devil? Zinc May Widen S3, ‘ ground la still the more likely to Sau-Sea Shrimp Cocktail 49c SCALLOPS gian) officers were In charge at A—^From the old Norse word u n i ^^S^Paar*°&ow (O - 10. 12-OZ CAN 37c the time of -^e brutal beating take all the Uvea It Involved. i or Nuwr AND atoM vMMts Vel PINK LIQUID DETERGENT UndaBen'sRica1iS*79c’&§*53c’ftS*29c "scrattl," meaning devil or sor­ Coluj^ium Use i W. ^ mSeiNra finest Movies 12-OZ given Mr., lAumimba during his cerer. ABd GENOVA TONNO 1-is Ko 2 8 c 7-01 Sponaent (Mat­ BLEACH HGAL 41c 0—Is it true that the Library Mmmm IliB NMatfl^ mal temperaluru., Radio AHOaCAKIMn I ^ I c c . leader Maj.. Geil. Joaeph Mobutu thew fl:l«-18) 7 1 of Congress has a copy of avaiy Clorox NEW FUSTIC JUG JUG Betty Crocker^ imon cwtaw rxG aa also being in much the aame Veweh seeta etete the* Vi af Tha dlaeovery maana columblum (This Usttag taohiflw aaly tk*a* aawa braaflcMte a t 10 or XO-mlante MAa 2 43c Moiroirf 3 ]i^s4 9 < Three expressions of the religi­ United States TOok that haa ever lia ddiB UailaBtf ^asaBBe may become luwful for the hot Finast Raisins clase where Belgium and the Weit laagtk Sana atettoos cany athar ahert Bjavraoeata). LGE PKG 3 3 c ous Ilfs are almsgiving, prayer, and been, copyrighted? parte of gas-U(rbine enginu, en^ WE RESERVE THE R|GHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES A—No. WDflO—ists WPOPu^iii ' Lux Flakes are concerned. . , . fasting. Tet, nowhere does Jesus abUhg them 'to run hotter and, Fab M T^B 4T LGE PKG 34c thus. moi» affIclenUy, or In other c-.uo New, •:0O Today In -Hartford "Mr. Lumumbs-4n African na- suggest that those expressiona are C;10 Art J I Bhow tloiuUist eyes—^was all that these Q—What mythological tneidant J5UX) HAmtRioFAaiM supaifaaatad airplane patto. CAMPBELL'S duties; that if they are observed, ive rise^ to the .lagand Of St other men are not. He-was pra- one will become a Christian. Rath­ Seorge and thu dragon? 'fy I wMAY-aia U iO S M Bww Lifebuoy 2 21c SO U Ff C ourt Ex-Aide D ies Vel PINkW gW IGEfKG 3 3 c pared to do no Wutetn port's er,' these are expressions of any A—Hta story m ^ bo a Chriatian i ~ i MAimoviiAaf rs •:00 Paul B ^«y w unuitag moral man, regaimess of what re­ version of the Cfreak myth of •:0e Boundfitw ■ WHIt Ihe purchase ot two boxes el 400 U • Cream of Shrimp 10OZ B*||| bidding. He was radical in his op­ IMMO Bridgeport, Feb. 18 (^ —' Henry T:00 Edward F Morgan 3:S O ow ^ aS^Ntaa I position to U)e Belgians. And ligion he confesses. Perseus’ rescue of Andromeda. umr AVASAM MUMi OMgnON T:16.Bound Stage ?;W Fuitoa LsjMs Jr Oyster Slaw C 9 CANS | Beginning with the 10th verse SAIMSAl OfUCI Of VITAl nATStef P Lyons, 80, Bridgeport, former Siso Night niimt Lifebuoy toilhsoap 2 ^ 31c i | D O V A L E T f l i | i when the sad chain of events pro­ Chief clerk of the Superior Court 13:00 Sign OH Cashmere to« p 3 S£ ^9c according to St. Matthew, Jesus \Q—In ancient times where was , arriG-iMS 7:8^ pelled him into ji, he accepted the speaks Urthe place fasting haa ta the land of Retenu? for Fairfield County, died today •;00 Newa Usd W*fiur 8:0 ! ■ FAOAL TISSMSP I ta S t Vlncaat'B HospitaL He had «:• role of fighter., no longer agalnit the Christian Ufe. -He looks upon A—The Egypthuu called Patas- S;30 Strictly Bporte, aad News fasting as a personal resolve, not a tine and Syria togeUier ^"Retenu." been a lawyer 07. yaan «nd had LGE PKG 3 4 c WMti TMa Cmrae I TASTE 0' SEA "SSSSP' 39* colon lallam but now taeo-colonial- held positions in Superior Court 6shm ere tK p 2 K E 27c Rinso White , I lam.' However, hls stnbbomnesa, praacribed duty. It ta helpful and S ; 8 « useful If it is used to bring into an Q—Where ta the nation’s largsst 35 yaan when ba retlrad in 1800i FI9C4 I ■CoodThrtujhSjJjj^^ I ■ ■■ ’t'j. .. hta volatility, ahd ',hia pwrlodic ir- aeMmhi NS; I M M h laeaq^, ifa ri otherwise chaotic life some meas­ university ehapsl? A graduate of Niagara Univer­ Bsporte 42 M njJO N INSUBED feapnnilbUity coat him ^ sym- ure of diaetpUne. I^ls a snare if It A—Prmosten University. >8g.D8a$.D fflR B pg> f|^f“ " sity in 1800, ha w u graduated WaahlBgteB—About [email protected] LGE W g 3 5 c j^sthy and undaratondtag Ot th* ta done to gain merit'before man from Tala lAW School In 1808 aad . 'OpislM ' waritet* out of ths total , United Ajax Cleanser" 2 2^ 31c Rinso Blue OlpD era W est —d God. Q—Wbat owintiy isads ia 41 w u admitted to the bar that year. fltatw Iffl^focaraf 71, -Arthur K. Oaard, Intorh SarvioM WlU taka ptae* her* taamafl nus.taiaad Into hoMflUgr t tthaoual Zsttharan Chaidi ^*SSSSSSl Satiiniti* ' -i. .. Ian i •W . J' • ■i; ' Y ■'Si .

MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTg^^ (X)NN,. THDHSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 P A O l m a n c h s s i Ib b : E v m m m o c a w ^ t o o b s o a x V B w iir A iiY m , t m r ■/ RockviUe-Vemon Morp TV afi«i»jR ockvill^V en pn Leftist Africans Denounce H eb ro n For Gizi^a’s |o D e la y U N i n C o n g o , A s k D a g Q u it 1 7 3 3 H a » d e Red Cross Board Led to Start {■ Om ) O f Vote on $3 0 ,0 0 0 4 «n ^ tn f dstatHt, to News Tidbits OfSt,Peter^8 in F r o te s t (Ciinlbiiiil.^ilnl^yiifsI-.' .ef,, North A eosctel ateatteg e f etty vutora»|liM8f fbr Bowe, Albertson As- wMeh 41 pcnoaa w «a t o } « ^ A C s M W in s tteaebMlo A fiery wrangle over tto loea- Viet Nsm sad .Tbs toaigkt wlU be the city, consulting en- i|^Mdk«r St a la ^ lito afglit to Uen of a church meettnghoase back : The 22 atombeib nf fhe Ipard nfffiskad, «Whak rtitit do te p rC te , triiitad Arab ite fir a t gtoser waa' dut to eaplato t e HsriHn ssbBTtod ths crowd to to voice nnty. ______lettot tolla I t fi faction would have to include, pfffrtelqa Joseph Kaeavubu’s govanmeat ia CouneQ auaters Monday night for rotation « f chalnnen totween plant y^oratgn MWater yaletlan A. W te muviag luKanaHva of' Clclght led by' tto Rev. Idtai BUM waitted M ^ Agnes Belanger, for LeopoldvUle the "oiuy legal ■ TM meeting te to be hold at t e qnaatlaBed wMtber or not the city ^ DmiAPIIOTKTION/e. ]n to would not resign. 'Ttiey were train which collided with oar.. .. Godfrey HUl as a meetinghouse years t e chivUr’s executive eee- Hartford and Mandheeter, and pro- thority entitled, to lUMak for TM RodcvUle Clly Halt TM niayw abottid pay tbs 8S0,000 item, even tto Unltod State*. Tutkey, Na- West German Foreign Minister sita vriiile 50 other InhabitonU pe­ retuy. hae reeigned alao. She te vteton for adequate representatloo though i t w w lfta ted by auditors tionaliat CaUna, muice, ChUe and Heinrich Von Brentano begin* se­ titioned tor tto town Green. The t e chimter’s enty paid oSleiai. of Manchester on the chapter ♦tot t e appiiapriation would rs- fel Rm m i . fci Rw towahouM, In Rw store. ries of uMWimeas wShJPiasH 89 came up w ^ tto Idea at tona- hoard of directors. m a i a M * quin ao now money. They Indi­ Britain. KcMsdy and Ida top aidta all tag a “Boefety” with tto own mtala- The Rev. Winthrap W. Fan»- Since any re»olution need* aev- worth, chairman, charged fiatly TM dlraetora of the RockvlUa era thte woritead of t e c a te the additional amount E X T R A S a V K l e . e at disperatng tiouds on hotlBon at tor. reUevad of p oy te Rov. Bilsa. t e Hartford Chapter>ter *7109 chapter inchida in additton t o t e mlntetem of t e five ebould to paM dither by englneets Y o iff IrtMMly Mtcto Monasar ^ " y * voU* for adoption, ttoir stand U.S.-Germaa relations. iMsmiaaed. Rev. BBm then eo- V •BSMflp SB y w Rtairto Jiirt oak lor Mm and M Mm what doomed a Soviet ren^tion to tove t e RockvlUa Area Rad Crooi oat Rofr. Mr. Vkraswortk and Hra. at a coafiROBo* to OaaaWmwa t S s r it^ to torC T or oosstraetien: Ublished S t Peter'a with 20 fami- trig f) Ctemana Rriu, second vlee BMatbendonadUuauinbaas U m ptaany to needed, englneera «to council call for HamroaraKJ- Ues in his congregation. Puritan of extetenee,’' > lawful prime miatetor o f TM |to IM.000 to Iteo qf . » g a S R Tto Nathaa Bhte Chapter com* ohnUman; Kenneth U Jolrnsni, its HlW to 119*000 say. fo r M SVlw wiring and elec- old-a dtomiiwi • » jjF fathers read divine punishment into prises Varmp, KUtogtoB. Coven­ treasurer; Matthow Allen, as­ ^S e*flte itetkiaa are t e trite equHpaaopt to to installed to In and orgaotoer « 'the killins tto fact that Rev. BUsa died of ____ _ miaiia, MWoeco. Qutaea Hia fund toitlia fll- •7 EX^ VALUE plus BLUE STAMPS oC Patrice Lumumba, deponed pre­ try, Soroeia. StaffWri, Tolland, sistant trsoaurar; B te EdwaM ^ m t aeeonnt piapa oCjOlPteMiit originally bus- W low svorydoy fsri^ lewsr wiskond ansM ptfctt. . . o8 O b it u a r y ■naUpox tebto preparing to oaU Ublaa' ind VOItefton. Moriarty, seciatoiy; Mm. DougMfi and Mali. Tto Cairo iiewopaper A l printed tor the plant mier of tiw Congo. to England AhrSm said tto conference would Chartoe T. Walsh, chief an- T^^RU ifTAM PSfor fmo gSuT Ik a stnng potoc statamaat Roberta, aaatetaat aaeretary. ‘Vfiaeuss a unUted ataad t o . t o Sorin Introduced tbrr leeolutloa ffia story te told on hte gravo- t e Rev. Mr. Fkmsvrosth aSld the Ateo, dtreetors who contottoe ymterday. foUowln* op • *?*®r Mrii. MstSda C. Ban«tt atone otill on vtew in tto cemeteiy hoard "win hot ataad to sae ttoir toward Congo events a f­ «/ SATISFACTION GUARANTfiED ICrs. lUUlda CarroU Barrett, M, next to the km^yanUhed flrat S t tto oxecutiva board; Victor B. ter >atrico Xmmumba'e death.” RoiskviUe-Yernon im at by Ms govetomant that it o ^ flaaeed for t e benefit of Swanson, Mn. George 8. WIteoii, V A l mirthwifift b ■ndwdapj’lniid — your totisfacRen would no longer leoogotoa or deal formerly of MaixtoBter. widow of Peter’s—a smaiu plate church srtford. Lumumba to darth ollriad more Y o iir FocketbcK>k William T. Barrett died last night Ralph Upman, FranR Gngoqr, widespread detaoastiatteas thpa, or money refunded. wtOi Hammeiekjoldto a * r e ^ r - GoOtoy Hm property whteh to do­ 'Hartforil,'* be continued, ”r*- By FATE HENLB MMna tocauee, tlie Bnndan* iaid, at the home of tor daughter, Mrh nated. fuses to give back one cent of t e Max Badlak, tto Rev. J. R a ^ to hod to life. Ftet-eWtogtog out- M a y q r N a m e s to *»»d l 4xnninl)a% Mood on Ms Edward White, » Boyd St, New­ In 1785, tto Ron. Benjamte Pom­ thousands of doUam collected Xeitey, Mrs. Justins Schar, Mn.. burets spread even into the cham-1 ton. Mass. eroy eama to Hebron as pastor of bom our people in the many In­ Vnntrad XlotiHr, Mrs. CSiariaa Cur­ ber of t e UH. Security' CouncU | Hates Who, R M t, ^Why Sto was bom in Shlrlm, tto Puritan, or First Ecclesiasti­ dustries In the Hartford area, rier, Mm> Woodruff Drlfga. Mn. to New York. OC ^Mok-dtote teas M ^ u s k e r t o H m lesolutlcina alen aougbt • • • • ••••••• aMttomi aghtost Belglnm, tto ar. April 2. 1874, and Uved at 179 cal. cauTch. or “Society"* as it 'WM except for a pereentaga. from B. Fentoa Burito, Mrs. Paul Ro­ The Soviet Union kept up *^Oetoer St, Ibndwlitar, fhr a num­ then calted. Ha served about 60 Pratt and Whitney Aircraft deo. Mn. Jotan Sweensgr, Mn. C. drumfin campaign to mok#' Lu­ dNseknOntdit « iw t of anti-Lumuioto. Congolese ber of years. Sto moved to New­ mumba the martyr, UJT. lecia lendata. dlaanning at ttoir troops, yean. J. McOurthy. PitkSt^s Post Of all Belgtoan from Tto ton taroyeara ago. Xontt Begtea Tbomaa HOI. ebairmaa of t e Ateo, Mrs. Dorotiiy Beal, repre- Beatdaa bar dangUar. aha U The beginning o f tonfc was ntti- Stafford braaoh, aaid, ”Wa are eentiitt TalcottvlUe; First Select- OUMIO end tlW Sndllto Of VJK- O]^ Mayor Leo BE. •Flaherty Jr., re- Freezes Buy f In tto ctooto African survlvad ty three sosaa the Rev. eied in at 8t Bator’S Bptooc^ forced to resign bocauaa wa maa fidiard Mu Galtaat and Mn. Antoina Barrett O JtFw of (Biorch on Aah Wsdnesdsy urith depeived of snfflctent fu n d s, Tbaodora Hietala, Covaatry; vrate^^SSUg te steriiwl<^V^‘^OrOr6dit" t e ‘m- turatag to. Rockville rfter a two- uuwntiy etitlito a month. field, Haas.; William B. Banatt of a service of HOIy CamsBOBlon of Lumumba, most wosteim J hmiJ n » te - « « rlgbtfOUy ouini. to do t e Job Thomas Keeney and Mn. Foul t o ^ d ^ w fild ly tohtod S S - l week Veeotion, looked forward to­ Sammaxafcjold to lt the councU East Hartford; and CarraO X Bar­ Me^tloM, at 10 an. Ito Rev. bers.” ' MonaMlo, Soman; Thomas Hill, that tto Soviet chhige against rett e f Xancheatar; a brother, Ctordon F . *ntoman. rector, of< day to bterttoued^on-partlaan con­ |*B was a "prepaatorooB aUega- Mora tbdii 68 par cant of t e Stafford; and Mrs. Earia Ouck, Tto Soviet Communist party'(Mh-1 How does tt .workT duct o f city affairs despite the Oaoege GarroD of Xedfoad. Mass, flclated. wockiiig penKamal. In t e Stafford WnitoghSi. thm” and a maneueer to aooom- eight giindddldraB and 10 great- The begtaning at the gito 'Pravda caUed t e Secretary- TM "Who” to answered by a shut _ Jd "Tom has worked very weU 'Urnteh f^ohles motning Ot the .Vemoo Haven Boy Boom Troop 28 weM on a chairman, eemnantod that' t e Walter Lamia will to to diaim^ !!?’ two-^S^ tiSaava^te RSi d i ^ ShouMtr Chofw or Roost. Stew. Soviet W on ” for^Wdmvlrate con­ OonyWeacent Home after a long ift sIHm in NATO and thdr ntr- with me and tto captain since bis trol of the tr jf. machinery, ^kia. special trip Sonday, visiting t e H a^ord Chapter has "braseniy vm ts. KssBTubu# A n i^ j nf nc* original oppototment to the com- loo* THE WHOLE EGG MAYONNAISE, illness. Lake of wan ^oout reservation in said It needs our money to run Memben of tto Italian Ameri­ fiidp would not unoom* She was born in Barg^iolm, teflto g to t e survay, is 8770, mterion, and I am euro he will to AU. A T ONE LOW. LOW PEKII tni**«d countries the -liurtnnnent North Stontegton. They removed its program.” She said the Hart­ can Society will meet tomorrow and (Katanga President Molae) | survey by the American Bank­ a Bucceiaful riutirman.” s w a ^ Feb. 19, 1867, and had anoer which had aocumnlated on ford Chapter gives absolutely no night at 7 o’clock at tto club CRrtom Out cRid Wrapped cR No % | ra _ C ^ thop flood. Uved in Hanotostar many yaats. Tahombe." . er __Magaxtne ______showed______t et toae _ than He arid, "We, have been able to I'S NUYOIIIIAISE ' Outside the Soviet .Mo^ivonM t e roofs of camp buUdinga. eervlco In nturn. houia, BOdrldge St, befora proceed­ run the city business without par­ Hiaa (Bean was • ;mMber ■ of Farmers srs reminded of t e "The reeult te,” sto added, "that ing to a body to the QuUh Funeral Brittah newspapera played up I I'p er m t of eeoounto opoied tove Cuba. Guinea and m lU EmantAl Isitheran Onircb, Prasident Kennedy’s wwning to | canceled. tisanship for the. past 14 months LAMB our people are being treated like BormaUy lean toward the initial alga- —services -•— wfil to bald No Oomnei toriaUy denounced Soviet tacM a.j„^.«,^^ jg nmniqg about 10,per next 10 numths, I accept the fact REGULAR AppUcntlon ter participating in There was no comment &om Jooeph C Nemchiek. son at Mr. the time when t e t t e council is now constituted In cables to Hsmmaraklold yea- y at 1:30 pjn. in the chap­ t e program te to to mode to the 'Juat at cent wnh the overage Cheek writ- ( : Y liUBiNHinTuiif _ -3 5 t e Hartford Chapter today. Chair­ and Mn. Joseph Nenuditek, 70 In­ Lumumba’s 7 to 5 along p in e a l lines with t e STYLE terday, President Sskou Tour* of el a t Emanuel Lutheran Churehi Tolland ACS Office, Gilbert Build­ ten tor 875. Itie Rev. (X Henry Aadenmn^ill man Henry E. Mooberry was In dian Dr^ Ma been naiMl to the almost all governments Into mak-, ______same attitudM t e t I accepted, t e • YOUR CHOICE OF Guinea demanded ” tha collective ing, TalcobtviUla Rd., Rookviae. Washington, D. C,, and attenupte honor riffi at Nichols Oidtege of toe fresh efforts to contain TM Moat in te r o r ili«ls te fa ir ite t 6-6 (ttvlrion after the election.” resignation of the aacratary-gen- oSlciate\Burial will to in Momtey through Frktey from 8 Bustoeas Administration. Dudley, Cemetery. to contact him there proved fruit­ Ctogo dangers, Moscow sets opt 1 t e great toajortty of people are The loss of Pltkat from the city oral and Us doaest eoOahorators,” am. to 4:30 p n less. . wbors he is a aonior. He to Wlame the paerione,” said the not ustog their occoupte to ym council wOl be,, Flaherty sold, "a and President Medibo Kelts of Friends dmy caU at the Wat- Browntoa Moot \ fO R M ^ attended Windham High kina-Weat Foaeral Home, 142 B. John Russril, executive directoc eevere loss for me.” He aaid Pltkat Well promlaed “ pepnanent defi­ Grade 2 and 2 Brownie triwpa Of tto Hartford Chatter, was at a school FeekaklB ;j|Ultiay *^Tto* h^Sttei^Brltiah aj^^l^qj^ ^ ^ naMli^B^ - . waa "tlrelasA f capable (and) I ance” of Hsmmarakjold until he Center St., tomorrow from 2f80 met yesterday at the Hebron ele­ Acadra^. QUALITY MAID - GRADE **A'» _ _ to 4:30 and 7 to meeting today due to end at 10:80 paper Said, however, the U N .|—dr to toMa cafe'Of every day know that to'^ t do a fine Job in quit Toura also adcad for the mentary.. s(diooL Tto Grade 4 am. In trying to contact him at presence to The Congo riiould be __ his new poritio immediate withdrawl at all VJ7. Brownie* omitted their meeUng his present Mrs. Frieda M< Carter that time, it was learned the meet­ Women planning to attebd the mode "moro poeiUve and purpoes 1 tteopls use their .check-credit Pithnt win doz; technical asalstenea ahperta from this week os they psrticipated in ing would not end until after noon. luncheon at noon and the World fu r and a new effort should beiplens toequeotly to toeet tax pay- 'tanurance J«* friday , in order ^ to LA R G E B R 8 W N K G S Onlnaa. Word was reoetvod y py the Scout Night program of t e Cbariee (hie. former chairman Day of Prayer servhte at 2 pm, made to bring about agreement medts. pay for toSuroqoe pceml- assume the duties o i euperintend- friends and relativsa of deatlt' Cuban Piorelgn mniater Raul PTA of t e Hartford cbkptor, was rs- tomorrow at Center Oangregation- betwsen the Koaavubu govern-|mpp, vaoottoa axpen m , home le- ent of t e new Rockvine filtration BAKED FRESH D A IL Y ...N A N C Y IY N N Roa cabled tto councS that Bam- of Mrs. Frieda Modean 70. Women’s GOP ported in Vermont until Monday. al (ihurch are asked to arrange msnt and the Olmnga regime. -, I pair bllte, or medical mmeneee. plant lOn Wkulsorvllle Rd. formerly of Manchsater. 1 mandGold’B'resignatiaR *Van to Tto exocuttve committee of t e No other pomonnet at the Hart­ car pools If poeallde, to order to The conservative Doily Man| Thte type of ondit te hriptog Jayoee Wives Elect dilayed no farther.” ter died after suffering a Hebrto Women’s RMmbUeaa (Jlub ford riMvter ottlcs offered any simplify pariting at t e church. charged the Ruesisns with-uato|(i people cope with eopenee peaks Mrs. Donald Caldwell has been Meanwhile, Ceylon, Ubaria and attack yoeterday In tong Beae&^ let Tuesday at tto home of Mra comment on the eituatian. the murder of Lumumba ‘Icynicol- j- t e t Just ore not geared to their elected president of t e Greater lb. HOT CROSS BUNS tto United Arab RepnhUe woriced (Calif.) Hospital ley K. Nygrdn, prealdont. Pro­ G Gordon Omeland, a member The February meeUng at the ly and ehomeleeriy," and declared: | weakly or monthly tocomee, al- RockvlUe Jaycee Wives’ Caub for to draw up a resolution that 0001(7 She waa bom in Manctoater, wers planned for future Of the NaUmua Red Croes Board of Past Chiefs CHub of Memorial *7or Lumumba os a man they 14hmi|dt they may to well witfato tto 1961 term. Other officers are FRESHPAK — INSTANT J L ^ C win council m>proval and at tto daughter of tto late Mr. and Mrtf. meer Govemon, said in New Ha'vm to­ Tempi*, Pythian Sisters, will to cored not a ruble. TMy wanted him { anoual tooomea. Mrs. Robert MaCVarUh, vice pres­ same time keep tto UJ7. In The Alfred Anderson, fom erly of The\primary classes of the day he was not aware of the maaa held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tto os a stooge to further thrir dcrigna The boric plan of check-credit ident; Mrs. Gerald O’Roteke, cor- Congo. Ridge S t Sto. waa.a fberoer mem­ Hebron ^m entary school, taught resignaUone; He did say the na­ home of Mrs. Walter Potyra, 666 In The Congo and oU Africa. That Is rimpte. respemdtog secreUry; Mrs. Rob­ LOIN CHOPS .99* 0 SHOULDER CHOPS .69*0 RIB CHOPS .,79* ber of Emanuel Lutheran Chuidh. by Mrs. 'Golffie Live rant, presented tional board will do dll it can to is why ttoy rsge at hte death.” Uring this revotviiir type of ert Hayes, recording secretary; DRYMIIKm»H ^ o 7 JMidamatic aourcaa said the Mra. Carter moved to Califoniin' provide baete RedO oes servicea Foster St., Wapjtog.- Mrs. Flora three naUtms thought of propoe- an asfamUyTtogram yaaterday at 'Grade wiU to co-hoitese. Rome's- independent------H Meseog- credit, you con buy thtogf or poy Mrs. Robert Uppmann, treasurer. about 25 years ago. / in the area. Ulte, 'Whenever yoii ore short of Named to the board of directors DiELIOATBSSEN SPECIALS AT ing that the UJ7. Congo force Survivtto Include a son apd two 1 p.mJ Also, ^ 1 :4 5 Oradsa 4 and He said he didn't know if another gero riao condemned t e Soviet SWIFTS PRBdIUM CAlViS MANCHESTEB and WEST prevent dvfi war by placing neu­ 5, taught by Mn. Delvina Montlg- The Past Mistress Club, Daugh­ attitude and warned: ‘T f It Is wish­ cash, merely by writing'a check. were Mrs. "Thomas Cornelius, S esfi>od pBShipes RMFT fASTEUHZED KQCfSS daughters in Oallfpmia, i^d cous- board of directom could bo formed, You get the checks 1^ making Mrs. Alan Taylor, Mrs. Edward HARTFOBD STORES tral aonas totween the rival fan- 1ns in Manchester. / ney, presented aXftory book re­ adding "you have to have people ters of liberty, wiH’ mect tomor­ ed to avoid another Korea, per­ m V E E T A 2 ^ 8 5 NEPOO SUCED LARGE ttoia—and by shooting if neces­ view. row at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. haps even more grave, new appheation tor a ^>ectel InetoU- Harger, Mrs.' MenheUi Rich, Mrs. Funeral arrangement are In- avallule to do thte." meat toon account Donald lAndman and Mrs. Fred­ B .I V E R Ik 7 9 ^ FANCY SUCED _ _ POIMAN'StNDECO . ____ . ^ OtoOte sary; that'ltbe council demand the Copeland hae been acting as an EUsatoth Saunderson, 47 Bdgar- methode aad new mandites must BOLOBNA . u, f i t tmmadiate withdrawal of Belgian complete. • ,/ Manchester E vea^Btog Herald be found by tto United Nations to It provides tor a Hne of credit erick Andfstti. I intermediary between the two ton St. that may run from 8120 to 86,000 The ctob, ydiich will handle f » bira SMiepe Wlea Yea ley 8«elkeni’i Sited f l j p M I M r o M UBiSTar suces% 37 SWIFTS PREMIUM B.C. OR military personnel from The Con­ Domeoioo Rossi Rebron' oorreapondentat S am B. chaptem In their dlaagreemcnt. resotVt-The Congo problem.” SWORDFISH STEAKS ^49* go, and that It send a commlsslao PeadletoS, teiepkoneM AClsdemy Three of Liunumba's Children or more. Once you have t e oe- placement rt nxhibits at the Rock­ DlltD - fANCV ceSo ^ ||( Coventry—^Domenico Roeel, 71, Tto chapter Voa chartered. In The French Club of Mancheetar ville Redevelopment Agency’s Feb. GENOA SALAW u. Me to tnvesUgate 'Lumumba’s death. 1917 and has beenm operation with will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at still unaware of their father’s oount, you simply draw on it os NHXD FRUIT WHITE Some informants said the pnnk of RFD 4, North Cioventry, died death — wero on t e stage pt a lepayktg to monlhly to- 22 show* and will serve refreeh- lA C O B M ib 0 9 * yesterday at the Crestfleld Con­ a full-time - ' -t c u 1 1 V 0 secretary Orange HaU. A social wUl follow mento at t e sfffalr, plana a fund m m s m r n ^ DEAL TWIN PACK gto ■■ Mm peetlve aponsora had thrown out since th'-' t e meeting. rally last night in CMlro to de­ 69* AMERICAN CHEESE ...Aft tto idea of mentioning Hammar- valescent Hospital after a long nounce t e ria y te of the former TM banks’ charge te| generally ralaing drtvn' for next month to GRAND UNION FROZEh| OH a.«.. » IPs STUFFED okjold in connection with the Ulnees. Crashes Result Mrs. T said resolving of ehout 1 per cent a m oi^ on benefit cyrttc fibrosU research. A KfXTRASTAMPSWHENYOOBUY . WISE NTAnows 2 ^ 5 4 * e prob low up to the na­ John A. De<2uattro, son of Mr. Congo premlor. ‘t e youngitere— foroe, since they feared this He was bom in Masio, Italy, Francois, 10, Patrice, 9, ahd amount of money actually bor­ vanilla and spice sale ia planned CLAMS Z r o r t k would provoke a Soviet veto, and Aug. 15, 1889. He had lived most tional o. .^tion. Unless na­ and Mrs. John B. D ol^ttrp, 124 rowed, phu a sm ^ fee for each as the year’s first money-raising FISH STICKS 2^55* K e BENS RICE’IC lu Two Arrests tionals^ action 1* taken, she Indi- Constance Dr., - has made the Juliana, 6 — an gotog to achoo) wore having trouble finding an ac- of his life in New York Caty where in Cairo. They could not under­ chock teeued and paild. project. NEKO FRANKS he owned a package store until cated,^tte office Vrtll close and a dean’s Ust for the first semester Two persona were arrested os number cif services In the area will stand t e ispeechea and slogans The amount of money made Beet Salesman Named hte retirement in 1948. He was a at Boston Unlverelty. A 1960 available to you depends upon Dolorea Hoirtson of 67 Brooklyn • • • 9 9 • P • • 9 9 9 99 9~9 the result of five accldante last be discontinued. Tbese ilnolude the graduate of Manchester High which were In Arabic. , ^ ^ , 9 • • member of the LaFUbinlese So­ n i^ t and this morning. There were water safetV program, which gave TM CJalro rally followed a mob sl>U«y ^ » l » y “ 4 vay- St, waa Judged thertop salesman vestlgate Lumumba’a death,* hut ciety and ItoUan American Chib School, he I i f a freshman at the at the third.aanual Junior Achieve­ K a t a n g a ProvInca President of Manchester. no Injuries. swimmlug instriictlon to more than college enrolled jlq s pre-medical outburst, to the Eg^tlon capital I Bkic -Gothberg, 20, of 90 Broad. 2,000 children ^ t year, t e first yesterday during wWch rioter* set ««**«> » pJaas, « ^ t Hmlt 1* 12 ment sales contest lu t night She n Nan^Lynn ?{SK Mdse Tkhombe, In whose territory Survivors include his wile, Ter­ St., was charged with rocKlesi aid program, home numng instruo- coune, Are to t e Belgian embassy and «™ «e the monthly vaymtaL Yojjr was presented a scholarship to the Frozen the «K-premier was alaln, ada- esa Peracchlo Rossi; a dsaffiiter, driving and ritUtire to carry his stonod nearby U.8., British and exompto. be 8600 regional JA conference in Atlantic SERVE A LA MODE ^ 9 R W mimtly refused to cowerata He Mm. VUtorina Rolfo of New York tion, and contribution to u e Junior Mrs. Alfred B. Sundquist. 50 Ucenoe tem ally n o^ed the UJf. Com- (TKy; a brother, Oando Rossi of at New State Rd. and H U ^ d St., Blood Program Obutimiee Wyllye rSt., has been named vice Pro-Lumumba demonstiwn to I afford « 860. Thursday of next week. t m i m RAviio. mahd justerday that he would not North Coventry, and a brother ahd chairman for thte region of a' na­ OtIEAF dsal with any commiadon inquir­ at 7)06 this morning.!^ The blood program, a state pro­ Ceylon paraded the streets, ehout- (AH r l| ^ rerorveX Five contestants were each given sister in Italy. Police said the accident involved gram, will to continued. The no-: tionwide capital funds drive to to ing alogona agatnst t e weetern I . Newspaper. Baterprlse Asaa.) 10 minutes to complete a aalep MORTOhTS - X - 2 FRiSHBAKE Oto M E t l g ing Into Lumumba’a death because Ftmeral services . will be held Gothberg's car and one being tional Red Cross must continue conducted by Brown University. nations. They tort dowh the flog teh before ;a panel of three ft was no business of the UJ4. Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at t e driven by Wliuam E. Blovteh. 30, The campal^ will staft Mirch 8 .MACAI in ^ 3 :c 49' RAISINBREilD* 2 iT l5 3 * W. P. ^ W i Funeral Home, 225 also t e horns servies for eervice- at'the lOBldtnto of the AuetfoUaniy— • . cr* ^ i Sdgea The prospective customer of 115 Wetherell St. Both were men and ths disaster prograipt vriiUi A reception' and dinner at the high commissioner. In Kandy, ( ^ - J, W I U V l S l t J s l d t e u . was (Jofrean Mann of t e Globe KtTCHHJmCHHJ GABOENGABbEN Main S t The Rev. Percy M. Spur­ heavily denuded and tod to be Hirtfdrd Club-for graduates and rier will officiate. Burial will be bOesule t e y are specifically i|e- tral Ceylon, university studehtej ,, _ _ - , , , Travel Agenciy.p Search Started towed away.i, qulred in the national charter. frieitite of Browri and Pembroka. triad to drag down a etotue of a K v K l f t f M lft in h lld * judges were Winfred A. Kloter, BROCCOUsfiARS 2%^ 37* in East Cematory GoUtherg waa told to appear In The bitter coOimeht from Na­ 19th Century Britiih governor and J Frank Yulo and James C. Salta. , RANGES Fiienda may call at the funeral the Manchester session of u e 12th There will to a meeting of t e For DoeV Body home tonight from 7 to 9 and than Hale personnel hae been dl- demonstoated to front of the 11- , , ^ ^ '—Z—1., Miss Harrison is a senior at Circuit Court on March 2. raetad at tto national organisa­ Elks vimison steak dinner com- broriee of the U A Information 1 A toto r ir ito f t e American Rpckvte H li^ School. In the Juii- gSBYlliAS 2 ^ 39* tomorrow from 3 to-4 and 7 to 9 Ralph W. Fayle, 51. of 680 W. mtttae tomoifow at 2 p.m. at tto to Mon- BETTY CROCKER Oto A deer's head, found eii the prop­ pel&« tion as well oa at the Hartford Setvfoe w"* British OounoiL |Rs8 Croea BtoodmobUs )lor Aehievement program, she Is Middle Tpke., was charged with chapter. Elks Lodge on Btesell S t Jdeaph Bolt*" wlU take puce sales manager of her company, PIECRUSTIMX 2% ^39* e r^ of James Curran at 1,128 N. failure to yield the right of way Tht national Red Qross ^hoi Maori, ticket ehainnaii, will re­ Decor Mfg. Co. 43 Jjokem ^ Circle at about 2:15 yes- while backing out of a drivewi^, been oolled ineftOotual and su­ port. besutiohed St liOflDltAl Notoft miKAKES e/SSn. '’i? ‘ t e reeult of his car and one being pine *ia rcfuaiiig to noe the neoea- iM ^ m m u n iet| tl» stoStoEStoy «>*»» Manohes- FRESHPAK SWEH RED HTTEO ^ terdi^ afternoon, was identified by ^ U naw are M o n t ^ Aljoirt 108 C o n t e ^ U ,^ HoepitiJ fiwn 12;« Admitted Tuesday: Hattie LAR6E Z>0g Worden Lae Fractida today as driven by Mrs. Mildred S. Browne ■ary authority to oome tq our lee- Nemman Diet p ^ty member* pKAetod t e Btt- ^ .ji^^ ^ te r unit wUl to Brown. 95 Prospect St.; Mra. Ma­ Of East Hartford colliding on W. cue.” I , — 89 • being that of a doe t e t weighed Suit Tbreat g t e consul^ to Y jw c o u v e ^ stotidned at Bolton Methodist rion Itoteam, Stafford Springs. ijUNTML SHRHHP A * SIZE Middle Tpke., east of Dover Rd., Mrs. lA ifg . oald t e aituatkm WaUfbury, Feb. 16 (P) — S. Admitted Wednesday: Roger between 150 and ITS pounds. In New York, after sctemtag 1.45 t© gjSO p.m. lUlirtam lumn tar the Waterbuiy American Bakawi 6n Tuesday by Lnmumblst aombor of tosurgenta Unded,^ to M agenm o t o t H o ly t ^ d sult^ would he started against the was pushed against another park­ closed down. tto Isolatod POon regtaa where Roclcme. .KAiDSirr ' For four years, until 1968, t e and -y ,. also giving new_ summary soldiers and some wera mistreated. Diaobargsd Wednesday: Mrs. EASY TO USE iRdccou ed car belonging to George E. town unless townspeople were edu­ t e foothtUa of the SUira Maeatra Martha Jones and eon, 34 Park CAllFORNiA-SUNKiST. -MA '%ar ■nan archaeological muaeums will gategs contains. Heavy damage resulted to iffi three BOIMAL BILCS BIGIIHR: ■eo, theee reports said. The Dr, Vernon; Mm. Norma 20 lAbok COY CHUNK be estaWtehed oooo t e Holy The breach St contract claimed ears, however, only Gutamar’s car agreemint But, In . 1959, a olieok city et Lutuahowf. Five peUee- ■towa Maeatea# leog have been ROOM 0ECH)ORIZER LEMONS 10 3V FRESH PEAS 2.45 Feb. 18 (ff),-Anpther men ocoused Kiito S t: Linda Traexynaki, 15 IH4». Tsgkt The first has Jnat been by Atty. Zaccagnino was that had to to towed away. sent by Harttoid was rsturaed on au-nlght httodk the a troitoe apot tor Prime Mtaletor DOC FOOD 2t755< 2'^51' the baste thrt Nathan Hate hrant- Lumunffitot agitators wars FlddCCstn. FromJ1.66Sto 2.690 Earl S t SLADE AHMISOL ‘ 7 V opened in Jbiicbo* whirii rialma townspeople, on Feb. 3, put fub- A t 8:20 this morning cam be­ Leber oppoatttba foUed to pn^ by poHCe k ) ^ to t e Kosavubu JOHNSON 8 JOHNSON to be t e oldest oonthmouely to- bish ip irith their garbage, to ap­ ing driven by Dr. Amos-8. Friend, od to negotiate a permanantsoliP' •vfilt,HoaM of OeBuneas appsev- lObels reportedly landed to the babtted city in tto wortd. Stmflar proximately 50 per qeat of the load 62, of 79 Ctomatock Rd., and by tion and no longer wafitod to •1; today of Ugher eh u groier govemmont IttodsyvBtt was re- toBfltwtlcme are pleimed tor'’ 3 ^ nsuled that day. “take Hartford otewity/t. ported qutot. • — ■ ^ ’s g 9 * ’trPS* 'StA9* Charles J,- Karpe Jr., 86, of Port­ gotieato of Rritoto’s soctodud Belgisn Foreign Mlhlstor Ptorr* | aeh 1^ Petra aad other nttiea General Manager Martin yester­ land, colUdad and wpre U^Uj Mre. Lugg-today eald t e t since Bssdgtol aystenii. Lots .to tto CHANCELLOR RAAB (fUITS PertHmai Notices wbOto arduMdogtesl vorit In go- day dropped Manchester’s 867.000 damaged on Spring S t at Oom- taKce wero' begun. in Jute, t e I 8-Mhr searioa Prims Mtolster Wigny. last nlgnt coUsd on Bet- Plamm. Feh. 16 Iff) —Chaa- fURCHASB or a year Cootract with tto Mi^nn Sto^ Rd. Hartfprd-Naitban Rele cituatioii Maomtllaa’s Osasenrattvas giaa nationals to Ths Congo to etoUr Julius Rito* Mod of Aus< 4 PliCB family, saying they had broken Onded up "Just wtore it to- stay'ottt at poMtloi: sad w «iM d toto’s ssolMsa gsmamoahi far SIT PMios blamad the accident bn toMhed fluroogh tto fee teeieass' t e Brusasli govoromant rapsidtat- In Memoriain . GranUNHABBi the contract by not coUectlbg gar­ icy road oonditloiia. 'Mil oa eeoond reading 2dS-t8S. tto past cl|rtt years, soaeoaoed In loringI memory'of Frande Ktt- GMETT MELMAC PPEiM M ffi STAI^ SIT *1.69 52.EXTRA STAMPS «lte Ib« Mu Ml .No. bage twice a week. Re did not , ...... 1..... Edward J-, Thoms, ebairinsn at TM bill wlO go to the Haase of ed actions of any who. wont bo- M a y hs ^ resiga en AprU U. treUee. 'obon pamed away February to meattaa t e attorney’s letter. In starch pf squid, its favorite t e Manebestor Chapter of Red Lords after a third roadtog tat- yond t e offieisl eoUahoration ar- MaKa Gooaervanve PaopIFs 1444. I'. ) Miartin said today to did not food, a apam whale dives 8,200 Crant which is embroiled to a ar, which nsaslly deals with min­ rangsd botwSMi t e Katanga and party, which goretos to opoU- To Uilnk wo Muia not ssy SBodby*. . Hmlt flBSBttttem p t e to tMnstatoltoaMmpaiiy on a feet bStew t e ooeoa surface when similar dispute with the Hertford or aoMsrimenis but dorlim wUoh Belgian geveraments. HU wara- Hmi with tto Sootallets, noml- WIU nlvayo bring regret, sSoSaSr VOTON 114’ appeared direetod poatieulariy hut the hearts that alwturs loved reo. probation baste. Some o te r way of esnra to L400 pounds chapter, expredeed lympathy to­ the lotorite* toEr -| rv^ a»iy sotod tto party’s tttolsr. chtoL A n the oaee that can’t forget providing -garbage coUoction will squorodiirii. It often remains i day for t e Rpckvllle action, harass tM Ouaservaltvea boom to Belgtaha hired os metoenortoa Dr. A ff SOS Osrfasoh* 62, to head be arranged by March 1. to aaid. merged for on boor- lummtog tl^ situation up, ha for tM Katanga Frovtaoial Am y. tM aaxt 'goyermneat. Wife and oUldnat A

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.r' IfANCHESTHR EVENING ^HlfiRALD.TlANCHESTER. CONN.) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1861 MANCfflSSTBR EVENING HERALD. 1IANC»S»TBE. CONN, TgQHgPAY, FBBIttJAEY 16. IM I Into space, or to toe moon. Trip A chievem vnt in Space^r^ around the moon by an uai-maaned naUnad from too sals aarve people vehicle, but this might be done B o U o n who have botti orIppM hV diMMSt SAP Super ftariwlinMnnchostor fa ^ Coral Snlocks earlier in 1954. Lenteft Fiu*e, Seafpo4q aeddant aad mad apadal traat- V Kitchen 1965- 67. Blight o f a eomt>lete and tratatog to Uve aueoaaa- 2 6 1 Sroqd St-and 1161. Center St. 3-stege Batum rockat, ^ erica’s with their Bluepx^t 'of T omorrow tteket to ttu moon. Flight teats Town Council of QM Beout Troop ftyiUUUil of rocket stagea using nuclear Eggs Are Expensive IM efta aaaist in addreaning and Mlaa 0511 MItebril, ' W t t 558 power, deVIcea landing on ' the pnfiMtng eavelopea fbr mi ning, liH R O U G H g l,. Biu. ctonamon moon cap'abla of roving over its j^te Rides rm i i n . 9Sa»M3M 1s to* aasiatoat lead- As Man Widens Horizon surface and Bending hack pictures By ’ffiB a s s o c ia t e d FBBSS * With freah vegstahlax gaBsmijr ar af . the troop. . milB from bar maternal great- and reaulta 'ot-atudles o f its inte­ Fish U first in many supacmar- at their lowest asason m , stoeks ' :ckuBp AipMannta nna gmadmotoer'a reeipt. rior through setemlc or Shock of’ processed vegttaMes taka dU* Service and Profit Monday Vote (Ooattoxed Faga One) gram ultimately to land Instru­ keta and neighbortiood groceries ferhvg dlrectlana.-'8 uppHea o t ApiHtotlona ftr Qamghift. fd T h o Maneheatar. High Bctomi ments on those planets. laumch waves. thia weekend, reflecting the itart taka of lolea ItoAnyatlon for Boy junior la toe daughter of Mr. aad eloping transit 1966- 70: Spacecraft, going Into canned vegetablM are off about^ Pint Bdaetman Chailas Hoh- The Navyy la the nirnbuk weather satellites to ot the Lenten season. 5 per cent front tost yaar (with Upetick or gifta for BcoiAa of Troop, Tl muat b* re- |f!ra..Orover J. Mitchall. Bho loam- aatalUtes t o ^ v e ahips, planes, and lay a baste for accurate long- oihit around other plaiiets. Mbb last nl$U MfiJ turtaed at to* 38‘ 1970 or beyond; Man Idmaalf ' Halibut steak is tha apectal in notable decUnea. amongvjtsas aM tod toOdren at hema.** to toe asiaetmaa on ttoaa ad kbw to make thote rolls a submarinilarinM'Inigh) Ighly reliable "fixes” range weather forecasting, and corn), while ftoksn atodca gra up The chatnaan taM about aa ” ex* of the froop,: A $5 nglitratieB fto otMQdi 5f yeaaaOK It could be a Soviet astronaut Seafood prices are reported eUbles. Othqriier heathast buyshiiya "inelaM yuan i f o oo a |l,500 loa* and feas gaOm o f “ My Sia” perfume. Ha cianaaMB RoUa /nite year’s schedule also calls tog up the path blazed by the Florida celery, hiqceOli, oahbafa, bar he felt Bka “Uvlng It up data of tha nfanndum was legal J i^ 15 to the 88 and July 38 . to launching the flrat stage of the Echo balloon. 1710 Russians speak, less officially, higher generally than a year ago, «B|MiBdad into the orgaatetHtfa since it feU within the 7 Jo l i days % cup butter of similar plans, mit indicate no partly because unusually cold cauliflower, endive, eaoarote, w t- a little.” the SO. 1 cup sugar httl^ Batum racket, designed to de­ 1963; Mora communications sat­ tuce, p e p i^ , radUhea, rhubarb, pnjnr teccxpa producar. Cart volimteen an called upon required by law; that voting muat The Alligator PMtol won the velop /B jhiUlon pounds thrust, ellites. Soft or genUe landings on general time tables. weather to keeping fishing boats . 1 teaspoon baUng soda 1 1 Many “Ifs,” and-many problems, locked to' ice at some northern sptoachi medium yellow bntons, H m gift ahop and iU oOgilag; to do many thlnga aneh aa man- be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; that non- knot tyiiu: contest ind tha Rattle­ or about double Russia’s pr^nt the moon of instrumented satel- tag lettara. caahing toocki voters or non-residenta may vote 8 tea6 >teM ermm of trittar lie ahead, including developing ports. The moat recent measure turnips and vtoa-rtaaned tmna- fka gift cart, not only pndnea snake Patrol toe Motes oodtf con­ l e w nine great booster rocket. (The USSR Utes sending back cloae-up TV toes. em y iag nn__ . to the referendum provided they test this week. Jany Plaato oH* undoubtedly. 'a lso is working on pictures, and precious date about methods of supplyig man vdth available, toe govemment’e whole ia e m » which tho Auxillaiy con> a deUnntned pateint on a apeeW H t food, oxygen, water, waste dls- Best bets among fruits airt M50-‘ own property listed on the last tured thO Ihdividuu knot tying T u rk e y s 1 bigger rockets). ’Dm Saturn rocket its surface, toe moon's composi­ sale fish price todex for Decem­ trOntM to the hencflt ot tha boa- 1 teaapoen lemon pc«al systems, for any lengthy totosh and Cortland apples, most* dtat wOl try to “hoodwink na” by grand list at $1,000 or mom. contest ' could put a 14 1/2 ton satellite into tion, other information giving ber, .‘was up 8.5 per cent from a aital. but tiMy both provMa a aarr< ordailng koga amounta of candy 8H-4 cupa flour, Journeys. year earlier. ly from controlled atmoiqrtttra lea to tho vidUng gnblle, hoapital This latter ruling also provided n q r o t n a y o r orbit, or land .six tons on toe.moon. clues as to how the moon—and storage; Florida, temple orOhges, in hopea that ho won’t be reports that to the case of Joint ownership, cream butter aad sugar. Dia- But optimism runs high that it Eggs, too, are 12 to 16 cents a potaoBnal and to paUanta. to the nume. “He ranly eueceede The 75th annlverMuy of the . solve aqdn aad cream of tartar to Also aohedried are a adlar ob- BO perhaps how the Earth—waa can be done. A journey even to smallish California naval oraaiaa, th a hoapital g ift ahon waa open* both persona may vote if the pro^ worid Day of Prayer wilt be ob- atevatory aatelllte to study X-rays formed and born. Expanded ex­ dozen more expansive, with in­ tangerines, grapefruit and plaa- and be gets hie money back,” Mra. o rty ia asseasad at $8,000 or ih on . 16 TO 2d U S nollk. Mix creamed sugar, milk, toe nearest star now looks im­ creases of 2 to 4 cents a dozen ad for bnainasa May t l , 1051. Tha Glenney eald. aerved by churchea of Tolland waU-boaten agg and lemon to­ and radlatiea Tram -the sun, and plorations of phenomena to near probable—the trip would take four apirtes. Mlowlng year; Mrs. Koaald B. Than will be no abeentee ballot­ County at .Columbia Congregation­ (SIZES 14 LBS & UNDER aateluUa to expand understanding space. this week adding to the spread. Self-can patients often look for gether. Stir in fldur until the bat- yeara of travel at the speed of Another Lenten staple, rice, la Wadaworth. chaiman of aohm- new 'deck of cards, a checker ing. al Church tomoRow at 1:80 p.m. LB " ter has good cbnaistency for roll­ o f oun-<4wcewarth relationships. 1964;-Astronomy leaps foiward light 186,000-miles per second. tona, reported tho tzalntaig ot 05 The board voted to requln an The program will open with a PRICED HIGHER) through telescopes and other in­ On eome far future day, per- in plentiful supply, making it an game or a whodunit to paaa away inaurance certificate provldtag ing. Some other major targets in the economical choice for use i aohmtaera to aaslat .in tha ahop or he hours. Some of the etaff brtog-yonr-owa-Madwlah lunch at rest of toe decade outlined by struments aboard an orbiting.ob­ hfipR* with the gift wagon wUdl OOB UahUity a n d . property damage noon. Tea, coffea, and dsnart wU) etuamav-Jiuioo* • ua * * 1 Roll out on a bread board aa for base for main dishes, as a vege­ OAHERAS nunewan among the cart’a beat CrflBPSrry » • • € • » * (« -otcmi«TwiT*TOwrf z caw a r thick cookies, about rme-faalf inch. NASA, which now ia spending servatory. Unfnanned space ve­ But it is likely that in the 1970a wtoa bi-weekly trlpa thnogh the customen too. aovemge on all eqtnpment rented be served far a amaU fee. hicles go out for cldee-up looks at some young boy, acustomed to the table, X salad or a daasert.' FILM—FLBMR BULBS by the town. Women of Bolton OongngatKm- Spread with one-third cup augar nearly $ 1 bilUon a year, arq For those not concerned with hoapital. Another committee of the Aux­ mixed with one teaspoon Of cinna­ 1962: Hit the moon, but get Mars or Venus, perhaps memag- wonders of the Space Age, will DIS00Um«B10li8 Tha ahop'a flrat eontilbntlq|i to iliary, which also provides about At the request of Town ’Tress- al Church and Vnited Methodist some information about any lunar ing back whether and What kinds flislct making up meatless menus, frying u n r Keeney Hutchinson, the select­ Church are planning to'attettd the mon. Roll up aa for jelly roll; pat chickens and top or bottom round the Auxiliary waa ISSO. Rnagta $800 nveaue a year. Is a baby ends so thiy will be smooth and radiation or magnetism before toe of life exist on Mars. " ^ e , dad, what was life like ARTHUR IRIM king aervlct, of whldi men voted to borrow an additional servloe, .Lamca of the CoiMrega- 1965: Testa of huge capsules de­ back in. toe days befora satel- roasts of beef an the most popu­ grow to $1,900 in 1095; $1,700 In tlonal Church desiring Itaneporto- Super-Right, FullyOjoked, Shank Portion mren. Cut off to the thickness Ot miaaile hits. Send probes out to U55. and nadtad a record higti of Mra. rran k S h d d on ia chairman, $80,000 in anticipation of taxes. Venua or Mars, beginning g pro- signed to carry two or three men Utes?” lar Items. - 'V aaalstod by M m Raymond Hagt- TUi is the fourth loan since the tion should contact Mrs. R. Knee- cookies. Do not place them too H AM in 1950. Tha ahop^a total land Jones of Bolton Center Rd. close together to the baktiv pan aMtrlbuUan to the hoqpiw la the ddtn. the current fiscal MambWa o f this'committea taka a total of $ Bnlletto Board or cookie sbeet becauseihey spread aaat 10 yean haa been $11,050. 120,000 to cooking.- ^ October 1055. the gift ahop dan tok itootographa of new­ anticlpatlbn of taxes. Then wlU be Stations of toe born ««*»»« twice n week. A It was also noted that approxi­ Ctesa tomorrow at 8 p.m. at St Bake in pre-Heated oven at 400 antod into new enlarged quartan degrees' for 12 to 15 minutes. This whldi tmnafonned the oparathn nddea a contraet- mately $350 la left in the snow re­ Maurice Church. OPEN MONDAY thru bATURDAY--10 A M. to 10 P.M. • LENTEN FISH SPEOALS ed service, totente an beld by a The Junior Choir of United Meth­ Hanis. * recipe makes about four dozen |M i an over tha counter to a moval fund. The selectmen will 39 vatt-ia ahop located Juat off tlM nurse in the huraaiy and photo- meet vate the * P* ^ odist Church will reheane at 4 rolls. JUST IN PROM THE BLUB ATLANTIC) , tal lobby. Tha Chop la atocked grapha an taken thnogh the nqoeal an additional m AOO to p.m. tomorrow at toe tourcto Iflas Mitchell makes these often glaaa ThU aervito haa bean oper­ ca n y them through tho ipr)n tor. The confirmation clata ot Bol­ tatnmmaW MIErtUMf „5F both for her family and for church Former Ciicncy Mills dgarettaa, candy, magaainea, ton CongregatlMihl Church will W lean, baby gifta including fofantating to r about 10 yanm ' The selectmen wan to . accord groups. She was born in Hartford K Hartford Road and Pine St. Sudi aervleas aa glft ahap, gift that the Utle o f )kuk nbnhiiiaalan- meat tomorrow ait 8 pm . at tha, HoBUnmiuSF MISteekHoHuAF and haa lived in Manchester for 12 Mathlag. carda, atotlaneiy, adult church. HADDOCK cart aad baby phoiiM n^ per­ uaed ehoiud be 'ahfmied to years. She is a member of Girl Manchester, Conn. fttlB ineludhig ggowna and bed Square dance leaaons being epon- Herald by Pinto tookata. J e w ^ . coametlCB and form a dual pnrpaae >7- of amvlee ______Mooer of PB(to i»d Rec- Scout Trailblazers Troop 2 of Cen­ MISS GAIL MITCHELL to pattanta aad as fu n d -r a i^ ae- tooMoa. At pitontTwtw sored by the Gnnga for youngstem ter Congregational Church. She is AMPLE FREE PARKING! taqaMea. not have any ptek fhcllttlea but to Grades 7 through 9 be bM a member of the Baptist 'Youth M n. Jacob Miller baa been dialr- ttvitiaa to dlnctly bm ^ tomorrow at p.m. at too Com­ FILLETS hospital. \ - does opente a teeteattonal pro- 8 Fellowship, sings in the church Gordon Fogg, junior wardan, will Parcel Pickup to Your Car! gun of tha ahop for two yeara, Tha Woaian’B AuklHary haa munity Hall. choir, and is ah assistant leader Chairm en N am ed preside at the pariah meeting. aad Mra. Alexander Mannella ia Tho n p ort « f dog warden Frank Tlw Men’s O ub o f Bolton Con- eanMtotad a total o f $51,000 t o gngational Church will meet to- of Brownie Troop 29. ao-Chalraan. The ahop haa a tall* Maadieater Memorial Hoepital iggloil ahowad that 85 inveatl- / F o r Testim onial tttia paid aianager. Mix. Henry tfiona w « n mads ditxtag, Janu- iqonrow at 8 p.m. to the patieb Idle Claim s D ip PERCH Baalth. aad a part-tinie paid aa- Bince the Auxiliary waa argmised room. In 19$3. Bqulpmant provided with M issionary Ends Attys. Dave Barry and Irvin glataat ____ funda includes Unan sup­ “ X o t o w biudneaA tha Board A gain in Tow n WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS Than a n $5 adult volunti voted to tnenaae covomgs.on the Manchnter EveatamHeei Aronson, co-chairmen of the testi­ plies, bedside UWas. chairs, bed­ Mm W. O. Glenney Jr. and Mm Garnid Mmer an two of too water tanka at tha OonmuBlty n oorreepondent, Eton 1 _ Covenant Series monial dinner for Steve Cavagnaro FILLETS aad four Junior Auxiliary volun- side screens, infn-nd lamps, in- voluntoen Bdw bring “cheer 00 vtoada” to pdtlents at'MhaChaatar i taara who aariat ia atafflng the Hall aa'recommended by too to- BOteheU 9-98SS. to be held March 25, have selected Unemployment claims to Man­ U.SJ>JL TOP CHOICE halatom furnishing a deap^en- Memorial Itoi^tnl. Jn the coral amocka o t tha Women’s Auxil­ aumaeo advisory oommittaa, The Rev. Harry Bngeman, mis­ the clmirmen of committees to as­ chester dropped 4.5 per cent dur-| H ob. Thaaa voluateen gare a total py lounge, radkM, aluminum trays, iary, two VBhuttoan piiah the g ift cart through the corrldon 17 L A R G E SIZE at i,d$l haan from April to De- vldtag too tbrea furnaces at tha sionary on furlough from Japan, sist them.- tog toe week ended Feb. 11 from daeomthig the labor room, and times a month, To provide daily service, roon volunteers an haQ am covered by the par bumpem neaB M n . Samuel BUiham wUl aerva FREE DEUVERY John SUUivan and Mary. Ross, pro­ week downward trend to Manches­ LAMB COMBINATION laad aad Ifta. hUward Baaaer an bumpen tha way wa Adve,” aald at 7:30 p.m. in the last of a con­ aachalnaea of eolunteen for the Tha total contribution also In­ aa chainnan of thia year’s local S AJL to 15 PJI.; ferencewide missionXry series. gram; John Caglanello and Janet ter unemployment claims. SMELTS cludes pledges toward the hqapitol adding "W o have never knocked down aipatient thqugh.” (Etorald Easter Seal aale for the Connec­ Bycholski, tickets; Philip Uzanas Statewide, unemployment] -ChapiMli^orFry -CliuiikiforSltw building fund and purchase of two photo by Pinto.) The guest speaker will also show BEft OUH LARGE XMBPl^V-MANT KDOMi *BTa aaed addltianal mhmtaan j, ticut Society of Crippled ChlMna colored slides of his work among and Lorraine Leclerc, publicity; claims numbered 64,000 during mianlaHT for the en ah iff vlalting propartlas on Haynes Bt. across and Adults. ARTHUR BRya Joseph Czerwtoskj, gifts; and the same period, almost unchang­ The tompaign win start M«icb tha Japanese. He was stationed in hoan from o to 5 ordaH,” bfina from the..hqapitol. .V. Sakawa, a city 50 miles southwest Roger Negro,Unahces. ed from the previous week’s total I ^ ainitoa of toe Auxllianr| |5 [ ^ 8 and Gtmttoua to Kaator. Funda U.S. Rep. Emilio Q. Daddarlo of 64,160, it was announced today | pPar nportad. Tha gift ahM will be deacribad la toe last, of this | tO "aor provincial |VBitad Btatee. of Tokyo. He ,t conducted Bible U.S D A. GOV'T. GRADED TOP CHOICE Opw an year aad anty day of tl classes to English for .Japanese will be toe main speaker. by Labor Commissioner RenatO) fm r , aha added. series tomorrow. learning toe language, and taught B. Ricciuti at Hartford. Cart Mahaa ftbaada l i i i i i p i ® IS. English conversation at the Ni- Manchester, ranked 14th to the | Tha gift cart ogarntlOB are gate University. He has also served Parish Cdm m itee state, had 688 claims from women, | fta a n aaed within the hoapital to Q iainnan Nm ned aa chairman of the EvangeUcal same aa the previous week’s count, ^ *Bg anppliaato patleft, Covenant Church Of America’s mis- Seeks N ew Pastor which is 38.2 per cent o f the total j LAMB LEGS : walk to the n ta h 0[A?Mo cart H o r s e S t o w aion to Japan. claims load. . a yaar-arounid aottvm moaned Par a Rmlted finw only — The Rev. Mr. Engeman attend­ A special meeting of the parish OVEN READY — SHANKLESS — VALUE TRIMMED 65c lb. 55 by $0 aeninr and eight jaaior wd* Mte. Bernnid Wakknan, 56 VigeraHi and Winoy ed Eastern Baptist Theological of St. Mary’s Episcopal (ihurch Military Guts Waste qataara. Senior votnatoan aeminarv In FhlladalDhta. Pa., and will be held Sunday aftejL U I and lunlon work Bator- Wanaoka Rd., haa bean appotated • • 'K a oji. eovBiNM eM r exADEOTOP c h o i c e • • • LEiNtBt GROCHLY S I^ A U • aa Maaditetor chairman fa r the la T P ^ iH K tlte^ W ? North Park ajif. scryied toact on tfie^slgna“ Washington — Ihventoiy reduc­ iilH tton of -the rector, the Rev, Alfred tion, by avoiding some duplication j of tha Bine of the cart, annual benefit horae toow apon- Bfikar Ciffte Theoioi^il Bemlnary in Chicago, DOLE’S PINEAPPLE Bored by Childnn’a Services of h L He aiaq attended Yale Uni­ L. Winiams7 and ustogMong-held stocks, saved RIB LA M B / LAM B tore eoluBteen work together, Upon approval of the resigna­ toe United States militery services LO IN LAM B giacli taaai coalrfbutao aboot eight Connecticut. The eboer wUl be held, ^ SAVE t2*>REC. 189 versity’s institute of Far Eaxtem May 19, an and 81 at the P k m - n i i Q lJ A L IT Y languagee. Hie missionary teacher tion. toe partoh Will appoint a about $225,082,000 to toe last three j JUICE boon a month, or a total of 186- committea to find a new rector. years. CHOPS CHOPS RIBLETS hoon a month hy an eelnatoon. togten Valley Frio FMA . I liuil , A ftV la in tola eountiy on furlough. The cart aukaa the rounda of the Mn. Philip Holway, chairman 32 O z. C l , - lAiittal 17 toneo a month on a pra- of the Manchester district . . of VALUE! W E S S O N O IL S ize 9 I C laraagad achedule. ChUdnn’a Servicea, has also an- niii! 'for -*Tfa would like to gat It out Dounoed the following appoint- ipi 3 il.7 7 gnty day, but need n on vohm- mte: Mn. Robert Ftdler. inera- | i i BREAKFAST TIME “All Purpose Grind” taen aUa to giro at laaat fOor benhip chairman; Mn. Ctonnce li “" 5 i-iUMg-ei* L b . heem a month to do thia,” mid W. Rush, telephone; Mn. Wells C O F F E E 1 -L b . B a g 5 3 c b in . W . O. Olenney J r , now aere- C. Dennison aad Mte- Andrew CUSTOM GROUND 6 9 ^ 9 hlg her aeoond year ab ohalrmaa. ’Tbomaa. eo-«halnBan o f s i^ la l last chance before hfta Howard Lockward la eo-dialr^ ptejocte; M n . RObart J. Aloabury, SHURFINE Bi/iiRFM MEATS He/rg/ lAM PARKS WCH0 , SUCE^ I • AT OUR ECONOMY MEAT DiRARTMCNT • ^dlNUET” BRAND ■an of tho nlft cart. n b i^ a tto g commMtea chainnan; W H O LE Tha oart ia atocked with Juat and Mn. AKah A. Ruaaell Jr., i P COFFEE about fvarythlng — toothpaato, hoapttaliW chairman. HEAVY WESTERN STEER K £F KERNEL 4 ‘^ 4 9 c hahwobhea. peaa, paper, maga- WHITE BREAD the white pages of your abma aad p^>er back booka, dgar- iiiiii 7 V 4 ^ TIN PLANTER'S “STAFF” QUALITY o$taa, aoap, nightgown*, allppen, r«:l b u y ckrtlMM, Jewelry, toya, raxon. D eatiu Last N i g A t j COCKTAIL k RIB ROAST Bender, and even ahoelaoaou *‘U we DAtU) PEANUT BUTTER 45c l e n t have it on the cart, tha ahop By THB ASBOCBAnb FBBSS PRESHDAliy nanally dooa. aad we can get it for liill PEANUTS 2 » 39‘ telephone directory Wariitagten—W. F. Horrril, 54, One a nil ■! e a «M ail as., en,)*' • patlaBt,’’ Mra. Olenney reported. Democntic npreaantettva to Con«H «SnmaMiaLwaa« neMiana wHMira«i(Mii>. The g ift cart allowa tha cloaaat ii f t - # H»«N^ ★ gross from the 6th Arkansas Dis­ i i 8 -oi.ROmESHURPINR aontaet with patienta of any oT trict for 32 years, died Wednesday the aarvlcaa aponaored hy<^tha Aux‘ lb. BIBO’S EYE ^ ■ of a stnke. Hla death reduced the MARASCHINO PORTERHPUSE, T-RONE or SIRL^N House Democntic membenhlp to H i 2 5 9 c ^•^a an free to circulate from 361 as againat 175 RepubUcant. I ■OfffLESS . go to press FISH STICKS inpm to room, with the exception New Tork—Jack ^ U n g, 69, a CHERRIES tha apedal can unlta (acutely BIRD’S EYE V. Broadway sqng ' and dance man l i ' freshly g r o u n d S), infectioua dlacaaea, or mater­ whosa oante spanned 40 years, “ “ ■ 3 9 c nity when the babiaa an out of PACKAGiftfSO POBK ROAST Pkg. ^ minery. We muat don atar- died Wednesday of a heart attack. III i HADDOCK FILLETS 4 na gowna to dnulata thmn|A n At hla daath ha was dlrsettog a “ii nkyr adhoduled to open this mntog. ALL RIVER VALLEY termty,” the chairman explained. SCOTKINS UMRTf.. Tha cart aarvlce adda income to Whiting, who alao had appeand in I 16 OZ. 2 9 c many top perf ormaneaa m straight | ft All Cmkknsed FRENCH FRIES - * Pkg. tha ahop (proflta ia tom an do- M o u k M r o BMad to the hoapital) aad alao roles, had been.marHed since 1969 NAPKINS tnlB9 Biaka thlaga a UtUe eaaiar to Beth Sully Falfbanka, former] ■'* «. i- DCTIMINT “STATF?, ' 4^ : kftanta. A e oart ia in ita wife of Douglas Fairbanks Sr. He j w M f i m , r fUESH RAKED DAILY' year of aervieo aad on ita waa bom to Philadelphia. igc' d q c 2 ‘i ? 29e New Tork-rGeorge Harold Mess- LI. PACKAGE SWEET PEAS - . vehicle. ii-i iS triis-i.M PKG w " REG. Ha Twa Trlpa Alike more, 75, maker o f synthetic mon-1 MORTON’S MACARONI CHEESE Bten for thrill playi and films, died NESTLES I^W HITE SIZE *Ho two trlpa an the aame. LOAF Mbat of the time, tUa Is happy Wednesday. He waa founder and] president of Meaampn A Damon, QUIK SUOEB CASSEROLES 2 J ,S :3 5 e emk becauaa the patients wel' CmCKENS t«^waV-9Mf, OMaa, Twtoy ^ l O U i DIINE BREAD nooM the arrival of tho cart which maksa Ufe-Uke dtooaaun,| gorlUaa aad other animals to r show | H ewrihiR ForcIi -k c u 3 5 ^ . ^ *maternlty is the happiest ward NEW, BY NABISCO—CELERY THINS ....p k g . 35c Hill Meet FiH 2«*4r . I we visit,” Mis. Glennay related. businees. KEEBLER JAMAICA GEMS ------...... bag 4 9c “Attente an alwayi Junigry for Erie, Pa.—The Rev. Bruno Hag- •wMMaa'*. tari. PwlJ TW-. CHA CHOCOUn D«MK MK candy or looking ta t birth aa- spiel, 75, Roman Catholic mission- j SUNSHINE HYOROX COOKIES ...... :..pkg. 39c INCLUDING • BUMBLE BEE F A R M F R E S H ft T.V.DiMMrB CecMiManli<;c’ 3S '«59‘ 1 MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE itUi i SOLID PACK Iaaa5uuu5 ^ F rash AU tWHT COVENTRY EXCHANGES a a _ r .l— blirgerim • . WHITE MEAT TUNA i ' n Canned Picnics Ho99 if} rvii m ipniH V rnlNRU copMe COMETS F ro m Food t w i f t i c deaiMr »”3r • LENTEN DAIRY SFfiaALS * ★ CHOICE, SELECTED PRODUCE ★ MolRiosh Apples ( ’fUrnihi ttfD tiaM M ftriinife for i newV'^umged, or addi- ••a" / EXTRA l a r g e l a r g e SUNRIST CAUFORMA N AVa THC COMPACT CAR " V,;. ■- G R iA O C 'A ' f a n c y , f r e s h . CALIFORNIA i i i 4 -L b . l o g ttaMi ittiBg 111 the White Pagee of the phone book. Order AT ANY PRICfl iHn FISH STICKS Spkgft n.00 NtnuT eimfticeiCN KIICMN CHAIM 4 9 c M e n e k » 4«te * tS * W o K F e p ir ft M iM ^ Wor eoi^ daughter, motherrin-law, father-in- ORANGES S fD A N S 6 ^ 6 1 BROCCOLI ANGEMn ( . NEffMS C M HAW law, pftrent or godparent, M additional listing makes it - Drenlng « « j« 3 9 ' '’' FIRM. CRUNCHT Fiie^^Tlifa 5^ » * » i r GROWERS MILD LARGE for WAGONS c msf f a people to call any membor o f your houBehofd. It’s ftU N C H Weetem Carreti e x t r a l a e g b m m ft barfftin in oMfiOBlonoeonly 60|t a month. CHEDDAR CHEESE a l l c e n t e r c u t s 2 C b Eo P fcg D -. Stranfiiiart ^ INDIAN BIVBE FINE, BEEDMBipe A i D i l M f i a l VINE RIPENED D o g /M t ouft (be UUfhtm'htuimM t e j l e k KRAFT'S 1898 2 9 c IB. ' ? S S 3 ' ‘ VELVEETA , LOAF Honeydews Grapefruit ALL PUBfOBB CnOCESE -ir-' ■ ' ' , , ■ ■ I [ ■ flOnS^SuALLY WRAPPED each U diO|t C i^ Suoy 5 ’»<** AH blia fb ffl I CHEiSE SLICES 6 O Z. ' WHITE. 0(«/>REIh- 3 9 N ?Mtjkind ? ‘ Company l a r g e s iz e Y ^ o b l M PIMIENTO er SWISS PKGS. _-■ ______lUAwe CANA# ■■ X MANCHESTER EVENING HBBAU>. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1661 FAGS E u n n B i I. igiaw n c m tB )i \ dSMi ‘like a Cold Shower^ BUGGS BONNY PUC Approves J»> iMuxtuimq C h ^ H d S t d Some Boosts iCMMrreR, I iAbout Momy GOP Heaps Gritwi^n M^f0c(OM,t8nu.s»APViNl lAiISiaS^\.\ S # ' / & gaBSS7»fflS&^^ Day of Prayer In Bus Fnres On Dempsey*s s W w aid K. PatarMB. • « - r a ia Oaa) « ( thai Ladlw Booiaty aC (OoatlBawd from Pago One) bua Una haa |lwMr flva daya ao- grams at this aatotott 4- wt wltk sSysr jgto ------la CXMWragatlol^ added frin a ..." rinCI>^, ■ IncreCM the salw ti»x from • Tha maating wUllM a unioa ot It had ainandad tha IM Une'B 'who aald the Govemor'a tax pro­ to 3Hi per cent; InorelM cpipora* s original paUtUn. • gram “will be like a cold shower tion tax from 8% to 5 P " MAH d o v a rT lS w ^ GbhunUa. Goaait. Tha line attboittod a pnnoaal to thoae who voted to put the increase cigarette tax from 8 to, . 1 ^ 2 S '“ try and pO K ta ,-, and k to to bava tokana bM la tha Hart* Democratie administration into -5 cents a pack; double limior tax any otkara «lii> nay wWi to a^ ford ana at tha lata of iour for which u now |l a gallaii; Incraaaa BY V. T. HAMLIN office.’' ' ALLY OOP " ” 8 S r ^ * ” S^SSe* SS*’ M caati. lh a PUC naandadM^la to gas, water and electric company Mirnp»mai OKMT. 1 1 m woliaa wUl gatliar tor A into of four for 88 <**nto. Sen. Peter Marianl, Groton, taxes from 1% to 4 per cent; ln« lu att at toMB and tbeaa attandlBc Tha bun Itoa aatiiaatod that had senate GOP minority leader, said, crease telephona Compahy ttUB smthbvm ita pnpoaal fo r , tokan axehanga ^they have been handed the bill for r I d i l i k J i y i arlQ D r ^ aandwlcliM artiila. tha from 4 to 6 per emt; ahd eUminato s a s « i ^ u i a u i y i Iboat waowB'WlU^aanre eoflaa and GueptSpeahiir bean maupttO, it woold haaa been' reckless spending and financing of allowances for p ro b ity taxes. IT Ili^rrl A^Aort buaiiien naatlag aide to gala about' f t odlUon in the past six years''(the administra­ 011* The RC ^ar. btogr. R HcMahm additional rem itw annually. Democrats said toe budget ,li L t r iT w W ^ r to tha woiWdp tion of former Gov. Abraham Rlbi- weU tailored to toeatote’e needa. IT iiM ea a Whhto begiBa at l!W . ekteotlTa aditor o f Tb# CaUwUe coff).” - — [Tnuacriptv wW'.ba gnaiit apaakar P a n ratea wUhla Maiicheater State Chamber of Commerce «2 j»w * - npaitldpaUiic In the won m M os:WU1 ba Mra. Carl Hanij at a BMating o f tba Roaajry ^So- and RockvUle town Unea, rnapeo- president Joseph B. Bums com- OOUDBEBO PICKS AIDB •»-l* 1 dety 0t gtTnidgat'a Church noo- tively, w ill also ba' 15 cents or one; AlMtttBd! VYashlngton, Peb. 18 (ff) — its * (Looks ' 8 p n . In tha church haU. fariten (81 aod ona^iuaiter cents) ImaineM community can- phen N. Shtaman, 27, a native o f toMtiag wtn ftdlow a lact- as an Initial fa n . MoneuKeiUB VTCVNrCOBI not tie too surprised at the aiae of New Haven, Conn., haa baMI ap* ELBCrmC CHAIR* _ ■ ______, tatlca 9t tha Roaaiy at T:«0 pn - Prom ICancbaater to Hartford or Hire Handicapped Essay Winners the Govemor'a propoa^ budget pointed executive aiMlaUnt to aee« j MnuMcUni . CtoMgn w n g ^ MonaaJgnor Melfahon’a wlU Ties veraa, the rlae in n to will and tax recommendations because retary of labor Atthur J. Odd- only affect the etartlng tan sone, Roland MUler, aaalBtant cashier at the Blrat National office of tba Hartford National Bank and HMtopMt Trust CD., lotto over the winning essay In the Manchester-Rockville Committee tor Employment of o f the many preiiihinacy warnings berg. Shubnan, who Hves in AMx- NlraMCsIi «!5SS3r£;’^ ^ f ? » tberefon making tte trto coat 45 we have received. However, a one- ander, Va., wUrieave his current •ClBdlB cents or one token and 20 cents- the Handicapped contest submitted by Hiss Carolann Close, second from left. Miss Close, of 810 BY DICK TURNER W. Kiddle *]^ke.. waa awarded a ISO g ift certificate fo r her essay,' ahd Miss Barbara A; Rowe, 110 sesaiOR tax Jump of 1129 million post aa assiatant^, V A attorasy A'lS CARNIVAL nVMtHm would B arm and waa graduated from (todcviUa to Depot Squan will constitutes a staggering percent­ here to take over wh new Job Kan-, MHtnvHW ipaetoW^ It la iufgaatad that thlai ihwnaa Saminry in Bloom- atia be two fares—85 cents Initial­ p utt*” S t. and Bruce Stavens, 86 Cornell S t, won |25 and |15 g ift certificates, respectively, as sec­ MOewnd* ond and third place winners. James DeRocco, manager of Sears Roebuck and Co., and Miller were age of increase... day. He is a son of toe lato Harry |a-«Sh • buay Uma o* 3p«>. liteid. and S t Sulpioe, bay, ly and 80 canto Additional or one ,“ We believe that the General Shulman, dean of the Tale Lato •OMMetod W eliUy fo r patanta, that auch A|{rnnca. He waa ordained In 1989 token'"ahd '20' cents.' Prom Rock­ in chatgit of the contest, which offered g ift oerUfleatoS from Sears Roebuck and Co., W. T. Grant BY AL VERBIEER , MUm *■ IT r Co., and The Fair aa priaea A ll Junloto at Manchester High School, the winners wrote on "Joba AaMmbly should insist upon adop­ School and prominent in labor* PRISCILLA’S POP move would ha ihoat benollclal Kotra Dame Cathedral, Paria. ville to Hartford or vice vetaa the tion of only most essential pro­ management arbitration. Itkll I t prqposea an Increase in the U j, aervad aa an aaaiatont at S t present fa n will not be affected. tor the Handicapped. .A Community Challenge.'’ (Herald photo byOfiara). ■^lOW I Iw S iliW h n J yearly: due* t o 'll rather than W UuguaHne's Cathedral In Bridge- eeata, except where a couple Joins, port from 1939 to 1948, and aa toba it'would be I I for the family. U.B. Navy chaplain from 1948 to •tWi> ■ Proposed, too, is a new official 1945. He became executive editor GgytnwBt turn A representative from the associa­ of ’Tlie Catholic Tranacript in 1946. TYi tion to the Board of Education Magr. McMahon is a former would be appointed so that when, chairman of the Bastem region SHORT BY FRANK O’NEAL -ever toe aaioclatom quesUona an of Catholic Press Aaaoelatlon. He Item busiaeaa or would like it served as chaplain aboard the explalaad. the repieaentaUve would TJ.S. Aircraft Carrier Hornet in IW/mSHKJUNS attend the Board of Education the Pacific. His unit was awarded AWfSTSW MOMf IK TOWN. meeting and aak tor thia aervlce. a Presidential citation, and he is The meeting Tutoday night, in entitled to wear ten battle stars. Porter School, approved toe re- He was named domestic pre- ▼lalooa and additionA These, how­ lato *Hth the UUa Rt. Rev. Msgr., ------ever, must now go to the atste October 27, 1960 by Pope John ccnferenca for approval before x x ra . they can be adopted. Members are reminded to bring BY JOE CAMPBEI.L Itoouasing toe value of televi- to toe meeting recipes for toe BONNIE sIoR and Ita effect on children and oookbook project and trading PRONHSED the home, panelists convinced stamps tor a penny auction to be I OUST > ypuR MkOmwED ^ their audience that since television held in A pril It fakes many'Ihiiigs and many peopleLAMB io bring you the finest of lamb and we at SALE! CAM TdCEM SIMTC1DGETMEIV] la here to stay, everyone must FIRST FO O DS are proud to bring you lamb at its best. Swift's Premium qualify t o etAVOM BariFvn»Mav>V leant to control Ita uae add not M V FEET FA let it control him. It. was suggested , control is tha answer, from tho high mountain Vanges right to your kitchen range, that the advantages and toe good programs it offers far putwaigh The every step of tho way people are working ^constantly to make sure the- Swift Pre­ TS iBONt OF1WACTOBSP the dlaadvantages If tola la dope, mium lamb you buy at-FIRST FO O DS will, provide you with a meal you can serve ------SeotolBg Beporta with pride every time. Richard SpeUman, PTA rep- Doctor Says resantative to the Cub Scouts, i « Take the guesswork out of your selection! Ba sure! Pick the packaae with the ported to the meeting that there Be toe Ufe K toe Party SW IFT PREMIUM LABEL Guarantee yourself that the meal you are about to cook are now alx dens with 40 Cuba Start New Tear with Baag will ba worthy of the pride of preparing and serving it. " . nmee new bojw are ready to enter and five will leave to Join the By HAROLD HYMAN, M.D. Come in today and look over our'full variety of lamb cuts and your family will WebMoa. Rudolph Albair, rep­ Written for Newapaper know you are the best cook of all whan you serve those tempting lamb dishes. resentative to toe Boy Scouta, an­ Eaterpriae Asan. lUUiUi- "HMiry makaa all aorta of thinga down hara -ohaira, nounced tha partlculara concern­ I 'doubt whether there’s anyone ing' Wilbur inetcher Day which who doesn’t get a big toriil out of TENDER-MEATY-SUCCULENT BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ^ fa a , iawalry boxaa, Wlla wa can't pay . . .. win be held FCb. 26 in Yeomans I seeing his or her name in the| JUDD SAXON JV< t1 Hall. newap^>er. Arts and Orafta Shew | Here are some suggestions tm | «uN6 ANP iMmeasioNABie^w CNHON- I^IM^mMWTW UA'tM aM» FOR A vn- Samples'layed and I 1. Don’t let toe fact toat^you l b . 0 » 0 “ brief 4tocriptitna will be |rtven by have to drive home keep yob from of BOiae etudMita'of Grades! throug^iefijoylng yourSelf at that New 8 Fabl 80 at 1:80 pjn. In the au- Tear’s Eve party.^ After aU, you LAMB dltorium of Porter School. Poiow your capacity. Never mlnd| "A ChlWren’a Comer” U also what others try to teU you. - o r ImIu planned wherM project* I Tejie v i extra act of car lb done solely by the children wW be kejw wlto ywA ’Then, U wme f toel^^«ic drove 1® '•« carsy®'“’ when ehe After waa atiU,aH Orada 8 hook chib have been elect- . Wevd- ICEBERG LETTUCE \- ^ They are; P r ^ i ^ t , Judy Never mind about the ads I • LENTEN FISH SPECIALS • d erm ; vice prealdenL W a y ^ liquor compuiles put out about roatoiSd; a e c r e ^ . l ^ d Preen.|and aU that guff.’ 2 Heads and triMure^ Susan Brwiaseau. They’re Just afraid of another pro- FANCY LARGE HADDOCK FILLETS » 49c o O New O raa^ Master amendment You’re on to TASTY CENTER-GUT EX’m ASPECttA L TranclB Lyman haa a c i^ M toe ^ ^ malarkey about FANCY. LABOE WHYTE *. X. position of master of Columbia public service.” SWORDFISH STEAKS L.. 59c HALIBUT STEAKS u.49c Orange, taldng over toe duUM 6. If the attendant at toe gas CAULIFLOWER from Mra, Marshall Sqular, who station offers la “fill you up with has realgnad. Lyman, a past maa- coffee," let him know where he J ter, resigned aa overseer to take gets off. There are "plenty of other Head 29c BY DICK CAVA1.U M O M E E K L E the poet. — gas atatioas on the road. 1 iWWltQWSEOFTMEPAgMlEg. Eye Beeearch AMefi 7. And if. the copa in a prowl YOU CAN WIN IMAGINE/45 BHXIGN XHADNOIOEA The lions Club has sent'^ 5 to qar offer to take your place at toe IHEHeWAS wheel and drive you home. Just tell FOR'MURMRDRMKnOM, 0eRM6— ON^HAT toe Yale Eye Research Clinic aa a BY LANK LEONARD StXMAHOUeiNO result of the recent drive for them to concentrate on real crim­ A BEAUTIFUL SHEARING MICKEY FINN THEBE AREd5BILUC3H ONE u rn s PIN/ inals and stop molesting honest OKAftSONlHE GHORIASEINTHe fimds conducted by toe club. 31 ^ AuuTHEatoRVwrne ^ OBM WORLD. George E. Peters, to making this ciUsena. A fter all, this is no po^ WORLD WOULOMEANNOnrHIN! HEAD OF THIS PIN . aimounoement, aaid that this Is lice state. ’The Commies aren’t IN TASTY KNOWN FOODS ' ' m THOSE BOWS LOST COMPIDCNCE the ctoha support of a statewide running this government. A man can still drive his own car to his Iion:PtoJect in toe atudy of Glo- LAMB RUG! Farmhouse Cherry Pies ...... own home if he feels so inclined. coma, toe dread eye disease. Mer­ Carnation Swordfish' Steaks . .12 oz. pkg. 6 9 t ton W plff was chairman of the Of course, there’s no guarantee thaL .these 8uggeBUohs"Wffl get Pictsweet Tuna Pies ...... 4 foT 89 d lei^ cjMpiign. your name in the paper. Still, TO BE 8IVEN AWAY FREE Farmhouse Macaroni-Cheese 16 oz. pkg. 39< ------t there’s' a good chance that you’ll Mancheator Evuiitog Herald niake toe lociU gasette if not the OelniaMa correspeadent Mrs; Don­ news service. 17 7 1 8 4 ald R. Tuttle, telephone AUademy . And think of what a thrill youtU FrMai, Feb. at PA.--J$aturiay,Fab. at F.M. 8-8485. get when you see your very own liame ttoht there to toe casualty COME IN FOR DETAILS ssasusiiSiiasiinsiSim lis t.' ’That la, If you can see BY LESLIE TURNER torough the tomdages. And if CAPTAIN EASY GOP Women Plan^ you’re, still around where papers No Purchase Necessary FOODS Legislature Visit are sold' “ MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Kralt Velveeta CheeM i Plans for a trip to the Connecti­ Initiations Slated n o w n b b b iso Hb p o k T ^ cut Legislature on March 8' by Con. Grade A Eos Size Y0U-W^I6S)H0lC7 I I members o f the Manchester Wort-i By Legion Units I PULLOP HOT AIRLAND J en’a R ^b U ean Club and gueata 6-oz. Carton , HASAMdUTHIHAT 'were made at k meetUg of the eX; Heed Celtais Chean kjPAUWWQWI»yJ eeutive board of the club last night.; The American Legion and] The meeting wea held at the Auxiliary of Mxncheater will con­ « home o f Mre. Robert Starkel, 49 duct Joint inittotion ceremonies Sat* I Cambridge S t urday at at the poet hohwl l i W Other'jplans Ytora made at toe on Leonard St.'The initiation willj I mMttog le r 4'<® | ^CONOBIY C B N n a STWEET. B6’ IM itrrtved by hla widow, tend la aakad to bring elthar a hot | Mater, « son and a daughter. dish or salad for too potluck. r: Fo l^ Paces Cross

NIT Shaping TVaw ' YovV Fab 16 //PI—jFfCto we can hope to have a fitirongb marriage to Hayes Alan Jenkins, RESTAURANT LEAGUE Old ProTJked Second Hslf Shovr New YOrK, PfiD. lb ' „pp^„taUve Uilln again." |ls regarded as a very promising into with MBs StandlBgt Correnti’s Set Team Standard ____ itnd LaSalls (lS -8)f dle-AUantlc. other berilwfa^ toetbaS Btws an the oea^ .intom ted onlooker u the MfinchMtcr, Efiit H a r^ rd Amerie*'neriefi i faint nop68 of re- ^ Brewn, who eacapedap*d to...... t Jet young skater. She remained out of W> New York. Feb. 16 oould be up for grabs from among Duhe for first plSM in ths AUsntle ABMsg tanSt to tolmy, B a r ^ piene crash In Bruseels> because he competition this year to concent­ Pagani'a ... handed S ^ cuse its 14th loss in 16 Coast Confersnes. Jhn Hudobk had bMltetbfiU gfimo U w Friofiy night was Joe taining ita dominant position The National Invitation Bas­ games, 81-T5. Niagara (12-S). Beattie, Chicago a ■fae-ieet Jualsr Hww withdrew after placing third in toe rate on college studlea but bas con­ Walnut . . . ■ And Close in on E&S Gagenien Loyola, as weU as Holy Cross and IT p ^ t s , York Lamas 16, Yogi ehestor, N. entoenrai AB- Touiigoten who rwKTtheie words will know him p i^ M the U. 8. Men’s Champlonahip, re­ tinued to practice. Imperial .. ketball Tournament, New The twd other clubs in the NTC Pdtset 14 and Doug M os 11 for Ameriea hslfbaek M e Davis, in world and Olympic figure field—DePaul and Providence-— taSalla. coach of Hartford High’s talent loaded (luintet. Bijtrole fplke, v v e d yeatordhy that he had given Another Helss, brother Bruce, Cavey’s ... York’s post-season scramble Oene tfm oiv had 16 points and ths Tar Hssis, now 16-4 and ^ay* f - 2 Bhalra,N„T. ‘ skating competititm rested up competition because of a heart Onlshed fifth in the National Men’s Ray’s -...... clash tonight in Providence, arlth ing without liiurry Brawn and Don Davis was a 1&6 ThYdelf, recall the-^former Springfield College athlete as today on the apeedy develop­ I w . itfing EAS Gage in. toe steiidints. which opens a month from to­ the Friars aiming to break out of Wayne Tatwi IT for the veteren condHloa He U the beat surviving Singles at Colorado Springs and Oak Grill . EAS G a g e ...... 44 The Oegemen won 2-1 oyer Moll- night, is shaping up nicely Memphie State Tigers, wMIs Gary W al^ both suqpsndsd for Um re­ asMiilfa la ~ a piP player in this area with both the Hartfdra Hurricaiies ment of some promlaing young male skater. is considered a good prospect. Gua's ...... a two-game losing streak. mainder of the season for thsir •nd-.MMolMatcr British Ameri-f skaters and toe unlikely poesibif- Correnti'a Insurance .41 dey Lames, toe eeme score . by with the teams already named Roggsnhurk’s 25 points, inohidlng cans in the Ametican and Eastern “There wasn’t any point In tak­ Slim, blond 16-year-old Monty Man. Motor Sales ...4 0 which WilUs Garage ' d a f e A t e 4 fattening their records and a bun­ All in all, it was the kind o f a tbslast four in Um gams, trig- fi^ t in a Dubs gams Feb. 4. Hie ity that ietirad stem would r» ing a risk,” he said. Brown is 23 Hoyt of Denver, the national Jun­ Crashing the 400 Club this week same fight 'has cost Oidis ths BuJcetbal) League!. Kubachka turn to competition. were Bill Sheekey . end Howie Holiday Lanes ...... 36 Manchester Motor Sales, dle of contenders sharpening up n i^ t on ilie college court to make gsrsd Dsytou pvsr Caniains. Otar- and, although he said he had quit ior champion, Is rated close be­ Top pinner of toe night . waa sriUle awaiting a beckoning bid. the NTT sponsors smile, espeetally •ervicss of sophomore' am Art Duke Standout played nlaiiy a fine game in the StlU stunned by yesterday’s, ap- Hampton. Sheekey hit 413 which WlUts O a ra ge...... 34 Us North flrsd 21 poihU sad Dave now defunct pro circuit at the for good, he might return by 1964. hind Brown In the Men's Division. Merrill’s Market ....12 Chet Nowicki. ITie latter hit a 409 Five of the seven clubs already since«they've been fighting an up­ DObusscbsraaddsdlBaiid grahbsd Heymsn for ths’ Bhis DavUsT re­ palling air tragedy which cott to* included gomes of 135 end 155 State Arm6*» court. His mqet re­ ; Tenley Albright, the 1956 Olym­ Like Brown, he Is exceptionally while Hampton had 403 sparked triple that included a 146 tingle. tn the 12-team lineup whipped to hill battle for , top-drawer teams IB rehounds for Datroit and Ron maining three ACC fS>h«a- fives o f 16 roembertfOf toe United pic Women’s champion, and Bar- strong in school figures. Scott since two long-time NIT favorttea, Oodflrsy and IttUe Dlok ^Ickoa Louisville, one of fisur nt-largs And, N. Ce Stars cent appearance locally aa a play­ States teaifii ehroute to Prague by 141 and 146 games. Setting a new team one game Otoeir good scores were ttowie Victory last night, topped by tour­ er' w!M >6 the Art PongraU b M Ann Roles, third In the 1660 Et|ian Allen of New York is con­ Other good totals were Fred single mark this week in the Hampton 142-158—897, Joe Twa- ney-sleeper Memphis State, which St. Bonaventure and St. John’A ea

goal attempts. LaSalle scoring acored 12 atnUght points Just be­ the rest of its curtsUod season. scout East Hartford, of Cbutse,” professional. hard to think of anything like that the Nationals; Lorraine Hanlon of Standings eomplete a sweep for the five NTT- fore the end to splU Goorketown tabbM teams in action. will send defending NTT champ against Syracuse was bslanoed, ThatW what ths ACC Executive stated Kubachka, “but Manchester Best la Every Division at a time like this." Boston, the Junior Ladles cham­ W, L. Pet. (DC). 66-6T, >nd Ohio XT. (Deipite ‘These were toe finest skaters in ...4 8 9 .84-2 CHURCH DUOKPIN OONSTRUenON LEAGUE MeanUme, Holy Cross and La­ Bradley and periiaps Wichita or wiUi BUI Raftery getting 19 and Committee decided yesUMsy in left me with the feeling that they Miss Albright is vacationing in pion, Marilyn Meeker of Indiana­ McCartoy Enter. S t Liouis into the NIT If Cin­ Bob McAtcer and ’Tony Abbott Us non-league loae to Louisville) uiriwIdiBg the action o f its com- were a much better club than I the country — the best three in Bermuda and could not be reached polis and juniors Carol Noir of White Glass ----- ...3 5 22 .614 Standlnge Salle—a couple of others looking clinched at leaat a tie for ita aec- every division, said Carl -Gram Jr., ...2 7 30 .474 L. Pet. W. U Pet. hifj for berths—won again. The Cru­ cinnati retains the conference 18 ^ ie ce . miasioner, Jim Weaver, following thought they were. After ell( they for comment on possibility of re­ New York and Lynn Thomas of Hobby Shoppe . , w. Elsewhere^ . . Seventh-ranked ond atralg^t Uid-Amarleaa Con­ hie investigation of,the fight dur­ defeated East Hertford going secretary Of the U. 8. Figure Skat­ turning to'competition. Kaye's ...... 2 7 30 .474 St. Mary’s ...... 66 22 .760 Giansantt's ...... 3 1 .760 saders (13-4 against college op­ UUe. Philadelphia. .716 1. ,.780 Either St. Joseph’s (Pa) or North CaroUna made up an 11- ference title udten Western Michi­ ing the game between the tesme, away. East Hertford beet us firat ing Aaaoelation. “ Nbw we will have Brown said he believed that sev­ Miss Meeker, who took second Turcotte’s ...... ,.1 7 40 .298 North Meth. No. : ..63 25 Aceto A Sons...... 3 position) routed Rhode Island’s gan upset runner-up Toledo, 65- INiDIANS* BIGGEST BOOSTERS: Loudest actl most ardent rootew for Mwchester to start from the beginning — with .298 S t John's ...... 68 SO .659 Peck Lumber...... 3 1 .750 Timkee Conference leaders, 96-T2, Temple, arhichever doesn't go point deficit in the second half, Feb. 4. time around and has more than eral American skaters have the in the 1960 Gold Dance C^m- Land O'Fashion . ...1 7 40 beat North Carolina State, 62-56, 61.- Weaver had barred the trio, all High athletic team this year have been this group of cheCTleaderA Left to nght, Sue our 'Juniora and. kids. It’s a long North Meth. No. ! ..5 3 35 .602 Glrardin Lum ber...... 3 1 .760 M Jack (“rhe Shot) Foley scored NCAA, will go NTT from the Mid- bdd ita own agalnat all of toe training and potential to become pionshlp with Larry Pierce as her ..6 0 from the NerV York area, from TaW , Sharon Koblinsky, Carole LaPolt, Janet Nutter, Captain Mary J m b M cLa^h- clubs In our league. I think the road back." - . . Olympic contenders by 1964—“But Front running McCarthy Enter Zion Lutheran .. 38 .568 Howet A Mosher...... 2 2 .600 partner, was unable to compete St. James No. 1 ..4 9 39 .557 Filloramo’s Const...... 2 2 .500 ‘further regular aeaaon oonferenoe lin, Cheryl Lisciotti, Judy Lano:^ Mary Hobin and Mary Jane Boggini. (Herald photo CDC Is a pretty strong one." Pierre Brunet, coach of Olympic I can’t speculate who they are." this year because of a broken prises took a 2-1 decision from play. He ruled that Heyman could Women’s Champion (3arol Helaa St. Bridget’s ----- ..44 44 .500 Ideal Sanitary ...... 1 3 .250 The aflsble Kubachka continu^, and many other leading ekatera, Nancy Helaa, sister of Carol, ankle. Pierce waa one of those kill­ second place White Glass. The St. James No. 2 ..44 44 .500 Annulli'a Const...... 1 3 .350 take part to the conference Oham- by Pinto.) _____ ' •'______“Manchester wasn’t impfesaive in who turned professional after her ed in the plane crash. league leaden now hold a huge 18 Daxzy Vtf.nce Dies, plonship tounmment O pening aaid: “It will be two Olympics be- Center Cong. No. ..43 45 .489 Colla Const...... 1 8 .260 toe first half, but, if they could game bulge In the title race. South Meth: ---- ..42 46 .477 McNally A Sons ...... 1 8 .250 Gonzaga’s Burgess Top Scorer, March 2 a t Raleigh a i well aa Among toe top pinners were Flo In Hall of Fame play like they did In the second JOE KURA/nKA Center . Cong. No, ..3 5 S3 .398 gamea non-cOnference foee half all the time, they would give Johnson 110-113-188—361,. Amy Temple Beth ,... ..3 5 53 .398 Navy uid Beton Halt Plrkey 116-124—344, SyM a Stech- Oiansenti’s, Aceto’a, Peck’s'and anybody trouble. They fast break the things that makca this country Second Cong. .. ..S3 55 .375 Girardln’s all .scored 3-1 victortes Stitch Only East Star in Top 10 Springs, Fla., North Carolina, under a yeafe very weU end, deapite the lack ot hols 138, Helen Wilhelm 127, VI Baptist ...... ,.S3 55 .376 A rttnr NCAA probation for bseketball Paul the great place that it is and it’a Personable, Talented Youngsters on opening night of second round - F ek 16 ur> a big man, seemed to rebound Chapman 120, Flo Kloter 1J9, (3oncordla No'. 2 . ..2 9 59 .330 recn^tog Irregularitiei, withdrew the same in sports aa anything alas. }lay to take early lead in stand- (Dasm) Vance, pretty good, too." Looking at toe approaching game Marge Holmes. 117, Ruth McIn­ (foncordla No. 1 ..2 7 61‘ .307 .jj -V/irV Foh 1R flP)_ja®onaventure’a Tom Btith remelnialewea of Ohio Btate in rebound re- of baeoball’e HaO of Feme, from too ACC tournament some tosh 126, Elsie Pound 126, Helene :ngs. N 6W xOra, reo. « third with .a a 60.T/ ,7 average on aia 616 eovarieseoveries with .19JI lOJi oerper cent.cent, St.Bt. time ago. The Tar Heels have only D iieustlnr Indlvlduala the Owls’ from a different view, and possibly Good scores were John Pattellt today at a boapital la thia Bsh- a prejudiced one, la Millard Mason, Were Full of Life and Ambition Dey 116, DorU Grlsel 116. Mary Listed wlto the top pinners were ]>Ynnk Burgess of Gonzaga, pointa in 20 gsmes. Bonaventure in. team scoring with liig resort eommualty 169 miles three more gamea to play, all tn mentor satu. “McAdam is a fine John Aceto 144—394, Ed Ralph 152-354, Art Msasaro 131-133-^858, 91.2 points par game, and in field acorer and has some nice moves the Eagles’ likeable coach, McCarthy 118, Fran Crandall 111 . now the eighth major (u>Uege There’s one newcomer to tbs top north of Tampa. the conference, and will he with­ Chasing Gene Fullmer a * « 143—365, Oerry Chappell 363, Ed Reg Mosher 188-339. player to top 2,000 points in 10 this wash, Ron Warner of Got- goal accuracy with .498 par cent, Vkace, a righthander, pisyad out Brown and Walsh. Ths two out there. He drives well and from T>kll.,1a1n1iia Fah 16 (A*)— gl«) Championship but her pless-*out a long while If she aggravated Pagan! 360, Ed Hlndle 358, Stan tyebing, who ecored 116 pointa in and Ban Jose Btate tn defense with In the major leagues for IB miaaed last night’s gams, with whet I saw could play with any Lots of Incentive L, ** , energetic, vibrant personality, the injunr. He advised her. not to COMMERCIAL TENPIN Grzyb 355, Howie Hampton 148, a three-year career, remains 49A per game to 49.4 for Santa yean, most aessons wearing a North Carolina state. team in toe atata. Personable, talented young­ She people of a pixie skate. The brokenhearted lass PABXADE PINETTB8I his last four games and moved into Dnat/ni Foh Ifi /n>)—-PaulVnationaUy t e 1 s V1 • • d (ABC-7CV)AJan. 21, and la acheduled to ^ h t “This one, ehould be even reminded Andy Lorentzen 143, Howie Han^ Standings the No. .1 scorer among big 10th place national^ with a 24.6 (Bara. Santa Clara, IncldentaQr, Brooklyn Dodger naiform. He "The little guy Reardon, isn’t it, sters full of life, enthusiasm, with her deviUsh smile. withdrew, thinking of the trip W. L. Pet. sen 187, Tony Yacano 135. athopi bsaketbsU players and he’s beat San Joss 80-89 Tuesday night Ditoe is ranked third natlonaUy, B«ton, rM . lo with Boston and a lOO mUe radius Don Jordan in Syracuse, N.Y. tougher than usual,’’ Mason told W, U F et average. He ousted Bouthern 'CsIi- also pitehed for the Flttahargh North CarMiaa aeveoto. Pender, who has signed to de- S S , ^ J ul ...... March 11. has fine speed end quick hands. hope, and ambition. ■ These Miss Owen, crowned national abroad and the world tournament. ABA Tool ...... 66 28. .717 Ukdy to remain first st least an­ fornia’s John RudometUn, now (Miio State remains the free throw Pirates, New York Yankees, S t the writer yesterday. "Bow sides champion last month, seemingly PohUcelli A Sons ...6 9 58,-,..641.;. Duke had appealed Weaver’s fend his version of the world I need that Jordan fight” Ba- He’s a fine bell hawk and can real­ have an awful lot of incentive go­ Quiet Mannered r Pagan! Caterers ... .62 30 .674 VnXAGE CHARMERS other week. with 1 1 th at 24.5. leader with .T83 per cent Louis Gsrdinala and the Ctaidn- “This clears to# fields," Pmder ly 'go aa the front man on the fast were the 18 U.S. figure skat­ was headed for an easy lead in toe .641 Man. Upholstery ,...5 5 87 i9 S Now wnk Jr.; Dixon Mangrum. early stages of his training heavyweight ahaatero r Wethersfield? But toait shouldn’t bother the Laurence captivated people, not first day’s skating. A physician Kanehl 111. A Bfil Jr.; Rosoonl A Phil; Gal- South African Gary Player stsed bm t hall o f 56—10 under par and close battle with the Ladders com­ ball Association doubleheader at first half whlto ended with Na­ in New York but came here Patterson said he felt he "Oh, no," laughingly answered only with her performance—good told toe 17-year-old beauty who Angeles, second In the dance com- a record for the event 1 ing out on top, 85-29, to remain Madison Square Garden. A crowd tionals leading, 71-68. Ddph Indiana too much. Lhat week In petltloB^ere. lagber A Tim. up the 6.434-yard, par-70-Ei Rio yesterday to gel acclimated had corrected mistakes he the Hartford High coach. The Herald office an informal poll enough to win toe women’s sln- hoped to be a doctor she might be Points, Rotor and Condinsor Leaser known players have al­ undefeated in only game played of 12,187 snapped out o f ita bore­ Schayes, DkSi Barnett and Lany made in toe first two fights "Making Uk'e the expert is your KAFFEE KLATOHERS last night The Ladders werb down dom late in the game when Ruk- Costello led a Syracuse stvge that and apply flniriUng touchea involving two sports writers and Ann Mitchell 182 end Chorine ways scored weU on the El Rio *T think tfib niravy part o f with Johansson. He has looked department But I’U say this, I WoUy Fortin, assistant tow n oourae. They stiU do. eight points going into toe last lick stole toe show, and was saved put, them ahead 93-81 late in the at movlM of both fi|^te and thirj; *’ie pressure will all be on Shute 176'topped the ahootera,. llntoliod Sot for Any ’)3”’52 Ghov..... 1.77 quarter but with Lou Hennequin from complete sleep as the New toe training is past,” Patter­ recreation director regarding the Jim Bourne, 29-year-old ex-con­ third period. son said. ”I feel good, I’m planned to study them some V Wetherafield. If Manchester wins, Decision Today struction worker from Seattle, stealing toe baU and throwing in York Knlekerhockers edged toe But WUUe NauUs, Phil Jordan outcome of Indians and Hornets Canadiens Not Set for Count, weighing about 195 or 196 more. It’a a great feather in their cap game woe made. I don’t want to HOT RODDERS WhNl Gylindor Ropair K it ...... G8o TRADING'S TERRIFIC ON Wash., had a seven tmder par 63. three quick baskeU, the vietore Syracuse Nationals, 129-127, in and Dick Garmaker aparked a but if they loee, what? They are Davos, Switzerland, Feb. 16 UP) broke toe game wide open. overtime. and Pm not as worried about Asked if he would kayo 10 mention any namea and embaraas Turning In toe high teem triple In six montha aa a pro he hasn’t Knick rally,- and New York g Wa fight as I was the last.” Johanewn, Patterson repUed, underdogs and expected to lose —TTie decision of toe Internation­ of the season were the Rood'Run­ Bruce Hence with 10 points, RukUck, a 6-9 Chicagoan, was back into the game. At regulation anyone including myeelf but the al Skating Union’s Executive Trail Leaders by Four Points won a dime. ilgfa for toe winners withvnth Henne- Patterson, warmly dressed, ‘T’U be satisfied with a de­ Aren’t they? As for Wethersfield, ner# wlto a sparkling 2,201 total. A-G Spark Piuss, rooonditionod .4.... 29o THE '61 OLDSMOBILE hi; duunberlain's iindscstudy as a time, toe score -wes tied at 117- thoughts ^ that undefeated season only one right was the non-sports Ommlttee whether toe 1961 ^ • Charles Stfford, five-time wln- qwn close behind with eight Jim stepped off top train into 75- cision.” ’ writer' present and he missed the ner of the Natlonsl Negro cham­ rookie last season, and saw little alL Then with seven seconds left degree heat He perspired Patterson said he had no looming for them may'make that World Figure Skating (toampion- Rouike was the big etar for toe action. But he showed the Garden winner"# final margip by about a ahlps should be cancried was ex­ New York, Feb. 16 (A)—Dpn’ t|>New York’s Red SulUvan Md pionship, also had 92. Tommy A r­ Lawmen throwing in 18 markers. in overtime,. former Mlridgan freely during an. interview fight plans . beyemd toe next hoop look awfuUy smaU." '*• count the Canadiens out yet. cago’a . -Eric . Nesterenko just before SPICE NO. 1 Rand Choko Convorsion K fl . .r. fans a nifty hook ahot this time. State ace JNumy Grew slashed one, except, that ha would Dllference of opinion la one of doun points. — - pected to be known today. After As a result of Hoaeroary’s 3-0 ran was alx under at 64. WEST sniE JUNIORS In the first half, C2iamberlain with newsmen. But he said, toe deaths of 18 American skaters Some hockey fans seemed eager the final whistle highlighted the a foUow-up torbugli toe fight “*UntU I’m permanent­ •I victory over Salty, four teams are Former BritUh’ Open Champ Leading the way for the West missed psaeee, threw wildly, and he thought he’d get. used to in the plane crash at Brussels yes­ to . do just that when the Montreal Black Hawks-Rangers game. Each Max P>ulkner, Player, Jim Gua- nets for the New York vlqtory. ’^the beet in about four days. ly eliminated or no longer drew a minor, major and miscon' now deadlocked for‘ first place. Expansion Pings for aii Cars... So and up Sides 60-31 victory over Lea’e couldn’t locate the basket aa toe NauUs and Richie Guertff' each terday, Jacob Koch, president of club, winner of toe Stanley Cup for tln and'Mao Main aU had 66e. A sparring ring and other have an interest in fighting— the past five years and the National duct penalty. In addition to the above mentioned market in first game was Jeff NBA’s leading acorer with a 38- scored 26 points for New York, Gas House Gang Nears Tide .toe ISU, and Secretary General teams sre (toill and Sugar, all There were 64 proa to toe eyent. Tyber with’ 31 points. John Eagan polnt-per-game average should. He training equipment have bran then ru retire.” George Haealer urged cancellation Hockey League championship four TsrenW**to broke par. Anotobr IS while Barnett’s 24 was high for of five, struck a January Slump four with identical 8-4 records. Car Matslin aii Coiors ...... -p.Alo and Rich Hansen also played fine hit two of 12 field goal tries. Ruk- Syracuse. out of respect to the Americans. Among best totals were Janet •qusUed i t floor gamea. For Lsa’a Carl Uek never came off the bench. and dropped behind the Toronto Pro Basketball Hohentoal ^as held to 17 and But late in the third period, af­ Maple Leafs. Maybe they felt the Serrell 123, Fanny Pagan! 114, GoodyoarTukos to Fit Aii Tirw ..... liG Frank Klntf contributed 10. ter Bt Louie raced to a 78-30 (laU- Orioles Sign Veteran Brown^ Moriarty’s Win No. 11, NHL race was less monotonous WeOneoday’a Results Marcella McGee 110, Fran Jamal- In toe (iMond game. House A tima lead, RukUck got into the Ties Record that way. ^ St. Louis 135, Philadelphia 98 tls 110, Pat Annum 110, Mildred Bristol Riflemen New York 129, Syracuse'127 , Beaupre 110. Hale defeited Connecticut Trust game. The score was 108-62, But wlto four pointa riding on Dry Gam a roai ...... oaa Ita 40-29. Dicfc. G e ts ^ e h (16) was Hawks. The 2l5-pounder got one New Haven, fe b . 16 (ff)—Mike Thursday’s Schedule Lat«-model Olds tradea : Top^ Winner in Club History Lead by Three Games the game, Jacques Plante, toe Philadelphia ys Boston at Syra­ the big gim for House’s and Doug basket, and then flipped in eight masked goalie, back lit the netj and WEDNESDAY MIXED $1891 S^core had eight For Trust Mike more in the fourth period. Yale, yesterday:tied the National a chance to regain, the lead some­ cuse '60 OLDS. $2795 '59 FORD 'Feed toe baU to RukUck,” toe IntercoUegiate. Freshman 60-yard New York at Syracuse DOUBLES .1 t^ aiion Gas Gan with Spout...... 17a Country Sedan StaUon stumbling torough their worst Kiisiak, (11) was high with Jack Baltimore, Feb^Y6 (IP) HalhigalMtUie New York Yankees last where In'sight, the (Sanadieiui play­ Harge 'Cushing 115-113 7-1 339 ,^88 Holiday Sedan. Melesko ( 10) close behind. crowd yelled, although by tola freestyle ewiifiminF record with a RegiKteriuK their 11th straight victory with little (>r no ed like champs again last night. St. Louis at Cincinnati Wagon. effort in a year yesterday in the time of .22.5 seconds. The record Brown, who has won more games V'.line 1 , allowing only a first-in­ Los Angeles at Detroit led the pinners. In the final game, -Merm’a time Ohamberiahi had snapped out for the Baltimore Orioles than any ning home run to Mickey Mantle difficulty in the iRec Senior League last night was Monarty They beat toe Iveafs, 3-1, and now 6 and 12 Voit Saaiad Baam Haadiights 1,33 Hartford Armory, Manchester Camera beat Nassilf Arms, 42-22. cf BOOie of his slump. RukUck hit was set by Rex tAubreay, also of are In a poaition that's equivalent '59 OLDS. $2295 '59 M5RC. $1998 Yale, in 1954. ? other pitcher since the club. , re­ on the way to a 4-1 victory. BroiL^6^a 58-88 triumph over the West SWes^,^*"™‘”5 Monterey 4-Door Hard- High’* Riflemen dropped a badly For Herm’s, Craig Philips was the on nine o f 18 field goal briea and turned to the major leagues ln> Barker, 24, batted .311 with (Mlumn was Shy-Aral Restaurant with a 67-40] to even with Toronto In the minds Holiday Coupe. to the 7 ^ 88 tqp. fired match with Bristol Eastern, big gun, scoring 20 points, and be­ 1964, has slgnad his 1961 con­ Vancouver of the Pacific Coast trouncing of Telso. Headquarters^ , ------pf optimistic hockey fans. 8-Foot Battary Boostar Cabias ...... 1.22' hind him was Bill Dixon (13). For tract. League last season. He hit 14 hom­ Co. was - awarded a forfeit over The habitants still are four A MUST TO SEE... '58 FORD $1395 885 to 879. Nassiff’s, Bob Nowicki had nine their game with Headquarters will lointa behind the Leafs, but they '59 OLDS $2795 The Orioles today also announced ers, led toe league with 48 doubles, Nike when toe latter team failed be played at a later date. Fairlane 500 Conver- Only Briators BUI Armitage arid Dave .Fody hooped five. Basketball Jamboree the signings ofirooWes Ray Barker and knocked in 101 runs. . lave played two fewer games. Typo A Transinitsion O ii ...... 39a broke into the 180’a but no In­ BUSINESSMEN’R IMSKETBAUi t* ]^t in an appearance. 8-88 Station Wagon. Uble. 1 and Jim Liggett. The club now has The left-handed swinger played Kerisrtr-BtM. They’re even In games lost and dian crossed toe 180 barrier, toe Standings 25 of its 36-man roster under con­ first base last year, but he may r Ptt. tied. ' 1960 CADILLAC first time such a liq[>ee has oc Btaadlaga 3-4 7 OTHIR MAKES AND M OD IU — ALL W. L. P et tract be given a ahot at an outfield post Pet. l/orlarty In last night's other game toe currsd m 25 matches. The Indian Jerry’s Barbers...... 6 - 1 .867 W. Glenney 4* 13 downfall brought toe local record For High School Teams Since Joining Baltimore in 1665, in.spring training as the Orioles 1,000 Fortin ... third-place Chicago Black Hawks AUTO PARTS SAFITY.TISTSD AND RIADY TO R O U l May’s Bantams...... 4 3 .671 Brown -baa won 56, gamea. Last seek to shore up what le con­ Xoriarty Bros...... 11 Keeney . trounced toe New York.- Rangers, to eight wiiu against three losses. Headquarters ...... 8 .727 ButlniS .. LAM Equipment . . . . 3 3 .429 season toe 86-year-old right-hand­ sidered their weakest posltico. .600 5-2, and after that one lb seems The Indiiatu hoped to redeem liberty Mutual .....0 6 .000 By EARL TOST Shy-Ahn ...... 6 Conrsn '57 OLDS. $1195 '57 DCSOTO $1095 their winning ways this afternoon er set a personal major league high’ Liggett was signed in May last .400 Pinto safe to count the Rangers out. New PfirfMfiMNCt TMttdl M Iy 6«NHrMtM0l Second annual Basketball Jam- with a 12-5 record. A control art­ year and spent hla first profes­ 'West Sides ••.•••*. 4 filmmone York, after a successful January 88 Holiday Sedan. Firesweep 2-Door Hard­ in toe Waddell Range against Telso 3 .182 CeewlalelY reeendirtenei end feeiery Nfcem w l* top. May's Bantams beat the Liberty botec. featuriw two Cl|ss B' ond ist. he walked only 22 batters In sional season with Um Class C 30 >18-37 ' H campaign, now has lost five and Windham. Mutual, 09-46 last night. Bob Gag­ two Class C quintete—all of Nike 6 .- .000 Totals aaw tw M *•'•* . . . |mi Hka ^ 1 Bristol Bsslsra 886 159 innings^ Three, of the bases on Stockton, Calif, team. The young _____ .1 ■ West su e s (U> tied one of ita last six games and '57 M»C. $1395 non, Ray Blanco and Dick Fon- whom failed to qualify for the an­ balls were intentional. outfielder batted .257 and hit IS B r Ptt. still trails Detroit by 10 points. Turnpike Crulacr. '560LDA. $695 BUI Armitage ...... 92 8 tanella scored 14 points apiece to nual CIIAC Tounuuneitts, will be Dan Pinto (20) and Jim Olenney Kennedy "42" HAROTOP COUK Fvell MnttrCyRMMi Al Slmpaon ...... 99 7 Brown pitched \a onq-hittor home runs. Farrell ...... w Close checkins and Plante’s 88 HoUday Sedan. pace the Bantams. staged on succeaslve Friday (13) got Moriarty’s off to a fast Wlllbankt ...... 3 4 * Gorgeous blufc metoUlc finish, fuUy equipped with power eteerlng, Lynn Simpson ...... 93 8 start to lead the West Sides 33-19 goal tending marked the Canadien hrasM '55 DODGR $395 Liberty Mutual broke but on top nlgnt%at RockvUle Higlv March 3 Bysn ...... 3 }"} victory. Toronto, had the edge for power brakes, automatic tronsmlssloa, radio with rear » seat 4 9 7 '$4 FONT. $495 Don Nelson ...... 97 7 but couldn’t keep the lead as toe and Maroh 10. John Canavari. with the Giants, said he hadn't «t halftime. The West Sides made Kelley ...... 2 H speaker, big heater, padded dash, oenter arm rest rear, laxurious Cwtmet 2-Door.’ Jack Navltsky ...... 90 8 sSen hie contract “but I plan to a; third period bid wlto BiU Vlot Vlot ...... jr ; 3 *3 toe first 15 minutes and Dave Keen tm up 3?. Chieftain 8 4 2-1 in toe second os Toronto's de­ rsMtl ^ 4 9 4 2 9 Claae B entries will be Windsor New York, Feb. 16 (« — The spite injuries, the former All- Munrlag toe way to poet toe ■vlc- F Ptt. 1 fense'deterioriated and D on n ie » QUALITY TRADE-INS TODAYI John Matchett ...... 9 9 7 America .halfback from Southern Neil ^5 3* IS . "A Complete Variety of Clean Oars to Pick From” rta Z a p ■ 9 High ond host Rockville while New York Giants have lost Frank tefy- ... Ausoat...... 3 MorshoU sent toe final goal into on Karl KriUer ...... 97. 1 Hockey at a Glance from the C ranks wUl corns Methodist ranked 10th among NFL iHiy-Aim had four jnen lit aouble Burke ...... 8 n j OUTDOOR BEAUTY— Gilford., but they'll probably retain anda, catching 42 passes for 750 figures in their romp over Telso. Wallace ...... 8 7-10 empty net-after sub goalie Gerry WHOLE5ALE ★ RCTAIL it- EXfORT ■ ■r- RHAM or 'Hsbnm snd EUington (M) Prttty Judy 'McGuire of McNamara had been removed. Wednesday's Resolto High. The latter replaces Eitodd the remaihlng two-tolrda of the yards and 10 touchdowns. He play­ iSitt Wallaed led with 23 followed Zlma Oibet -asta Natloaal League Brothard ...... Freeport, L ., I.,, was. McNamara, replacing injured Man tq Beat High as a Jamboree member, A trio they feared might retire be- ed toe last two awnes with a by Bob NeU (13), Norm Burke Morhwrdt n Johnny Bower, dlA an adequato aamtmWmAtm MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE Montreal 8, Toronto 1 broken bone in his hand and mies- (18) Moe Morhardt (11). Player- Chosen as “Miss National year ago Wlhdsor and' Rockville fora the 1961 National Football Totals .... 38 15-31 471 Job, but he w oa .n o match for tm Miami, FUl, Fqb. 16 (F1-^Pea- C9ilcago S, New York 2 gained the finals with ths horns League season. ed two Other games because o f the CMich Beinie August rounded out Telso (48) Ootdoenr Expoaition’* and Amerleoa League Plante.^ Yba flve^time V e x i n * nuts Loenrey, a . tournament new- ftv6 wlnntiif• Veterin end Kyle Rota signed Ihjury. , ; thUr acoring with eight ■ F. Ptt. .Trophy winner,, back from a tour MdTOR S6LES ectasr, w u taggod..as the one to Springfield 6, ClevMsnd 8 Wallace hit from aU angles as L. Smith . reign as queen of the Opening nU^t p air^ s will find ysstsr^ for his 1 1 th season wlto Golasso . of toe minora after o’, knee injury, GORMAN Eoetera Leosue sqper sports, tnavel and . HAT DWYBB, Hssd Oar Mbumger ^ bOM as boaebBl’s best gidfers— Windsor nissting RHAM at 7 the Batsern Oivlaion power, and. Scholastic Baakelball ha scored 18 polnU early in toe fSd wards atopped 25 thote,/including at leaat M O I^ SALE5. INC. and aoms of the wurstr--wed off (Siarlotte 5, atetonS o’clock with RoatvlUe amartng firat half to pace toe winners. Mebowell vacation show due in the YOUR AUTOMOTIVE HEAPQU A IT n tr *HsBtog mat Bsrrlclag OMssaobnes Far bvsr Years” In Mlhml. l^yaajf-OItf quarterback Fine ...... four that aoemed to be ticketed for ‘IYour Former Manchestar Buiek Dealer” ' 'S 86 today in ths annual National New Haven 6, Haddonfleld 8 otf against new arch rival Elling­ . ' JOBK-QAii4iVABl\:'f‘.;:; cauutUe CsnertModlcated ha.woutd HaU 74, Maloney 56 Bank FUie (ID - and Don Smith Coliae.um Feb. 16 Flayers Chaipplcaahip. Jotmetbwn 4, Philadelphia 4 D. Smith . ^oaJo. Since hla return, Montreal 461,MAIN%r„ MANCHESTER (At the Ontwr) lO M W O l 926 MAIN STREET—EAST HJJffPOpp^ /‘a ton High at 9 o’clock. Ths March xWtUm for at uas(:ODa mora sea- St Antoonyls' 66, S t Tliomaa Wqldnm . sea esofsaaete Jtlirough 26. She was hma won two gamea, tied one aind m WIST CENTiR STR«r->MI 3-2411 □any aldas and temporatores in 8 wlnnsrs sad lossrs wintsiigls co Aifintns , sen atthougb ha has not slgnsdas S«aliiiary>-.66 ehoaen by a panel of art­ loatene. IS high 70s wars SKpsetsd ' to ' Uncoshed mutual ttekata at March 10. U Salotta-88, gt^ M ^ s 443 46] ▲ attok-awlagtiig mamp betwaaa btlag out a goedHissd crowd at HlalMh in Flofida la 1960 amount­ Tlcksts a)rs paw on a•la~;lM^aU r, w b6 1 * Yuan iS^m bod 60; WeidBiBolM' < ists and. judges. Miami Bpdngs m n m . ed to more than 840,000. ^ four corapottag sohoola, ) K (y'f . ■V.

'■ v ; MANCHESTER EVEUING HERALD, MANCHESTI;R, CONN-, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 19M P A G E U r n id M MANCHESTER E\rENmG HERAIJ), MANCHESTER, OCHW^ THURSDAY, FBB^Rl^ARY It, HWl PAGE FOIIRTEEN Houses For Sale *72 Housfs For Ssl« 72 36 Psgl—Birds Psta 41 iBuUding Mgtdriakf 47 RooBia Without Board 59 Houses For Sale 72 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN M W anfad—Ibli 5GOPPoU Puts AatomobUcs for Sale 4 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW TWO MALE tax tarriar pupidea, CgJUN, UtSD lumber for sale, ss- 388 CHARTIBR OAK BT. - SmaU MANCMESTBR - 7 room Cspe, THAWING OUT SPECIALS BEAUTIFUL 7 room -spUt level;A I corner lot, one-half acre land, near .tool and SM«4 aerUd ilxM, hardwood flooring, room suitable for gentleman. famUy room, medtrn kitchen, 2 OLDER CAR* moehaalea 4>o- have 8 years «f ex- Andover—6 room ranch, new ,oU achool and tma, reaaonable. CaU male. window sash *nd doora, complete Private entrance, free parking, bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good Nixon in Front hlala. lixit yoiirtell cars, always mora. Please windows, plumbing and heating ■hoiwte, 88 weekly. M l 9-1748. lot .with trees. One block to heat, ovarsizAd car*ce,.*«re l«t, after 6 p.m. Owner MI S-3S87. IMd aelecthm. Look behind our W h m Company, Mltcn4n ouppUea, asserted pipes and eoU schools, shopping and bus, 8l8>$00. $18,900, CLASSIFIED lea. Ooivlaa Motors, Sit Main. Andover—8 room cape, detached AOKlMItll Artidcs For Sale 45 pipes. Open dsUy 8:80 till dark, R B A ^ ROoW ^free parking, f>lilllMtek Agency, MI 1-8464. Of Goldwater gSrsge, on Route $, swrwxlrnately |/its For Ssle 73 HEED A CAR and had your «Jsdtt CNTiKAMMI tiuurday 8-4. (3>oman House heat, U|ht, hot water furniehsd. llKt AlAldMR V(reoldng>yard at Stock Place off SerltatMi Motel, MI 9-0828. IIANOBDDaTjBR - Colonial, 6 6 ^ one Acre lot. A jtaia at |i$i900. fumed dosmf Short on down paj^ m Al’ a o t a t MADE ravtoU, ttate or TWO B ZONE lota with city (Oonttaued frwu Page One) O U .lT l 800 d o ^ a Paaqualtai. 846 N eitoM a ta St. CaU IQ 64882. etous fooma, large Uvtag room Bolton—Sbceluslve 8 room ranch water. Union St. Mancheatar, advertising nwit? Bankrupt? Reposaesaion? ‘ :■ CLEAN, comfortabl* room for with Ompiace, tamUyiy euo UIo NtMTIur F R O bU C E M A N on one *cfe, • yterg pld, custom $2,880 :*ach. MI 9-8498. Don’t fiv e up! See Honest Douf> Avaiy Street. W i^lm . young lady, household privUegte, kitoheb. porch, ono-oar _g6Higo, built for the dlscriimnating, on nation?’’ A space was left for[ las, fet the lowdown on th# low* fHOriT-nwr write-tae. Delegatee were not re-j Muta tev a aalf aervlte ««l>4r RENTALS-Floor sandere, edgsra. Digmonda—W atcher )tear shopj^ng. MI 8-0426. loigo let 16X369, 216,960. PhUMck Route 85, addltionei land available. its^ aty CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEFT. HOURS est aSim and smaUest paymstrts COUNT! ket eocparlanea. W U ba toatate tor A gen^, Ml 9-6464. 838.00Q. for> qulred to sign toelr names. anywhere. Not a small loan -or hiii| sandera, waUpim r staamer Jew elry 48 FURNISHED Ught 'hoaS4kteptag ties. Beautiful view. Ready 8dS AAL to 4:30 PAL ^ quick promotion to departmtet Bolton—6 room cape, beautifully Spring building. MI 9-5824. Tlie breakdown of those respond- [ finance company pla*. Douglas room with eieetrio rafrlgtrator, m ananr. B-day 40 hour waek, bon- LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelera - MANCBBSTER - New 7 room landscaped lot, owner going West, t a ^ ^ : Motors, 3SS Main S t middle-aged ladles preferred: MI days, vacathm, and taauranee bene­ Repairs, aO^te watchea expert­ ritacht 2 flrtplacea, 2 full bau priced for quick tele, $15,900. Ixoh 486 or 56.2 per cent. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 885Csntsr St 34888. 2-car gan go- ttefe kitchen with JEEP, 19S6, one-tcm pickup, 4 fits. Flaase »p p ly m person 10 a.m ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tu m - Covent^—On 44A, i room modi­ Sabnrbsn For Sale 76 Goldwater 318 or 27.9 per cent. t o S a y n ^ g w P A T a j »- a a t o t p a i • a j a buUt-ta oven and range,' formal w m whe^ drive, with plow. CsU Ml 4 p.m.- t o o l a n d aquHjmsBt WBtala. day through Saturday, Thuradaii fied colonial,, one " acre lot, de­ Rockefeller 85 or lO.O per cent dtatag room, lO O i^ . tW,200. TO SETTLE estate —reasonably Others 41 or 5.3 per ent. 3-lMS. Satea and mrvtoa. AP Bqtdpmant eveninga. 139 Spruce St. Ml 2-4887. tached gOrege. $18,900. This 8egal-looktag applesauce cone cake to worthy of being, plaoed t-dSsi»...SK.»llWSWMW F O O bK IN G O ^ r St., M l 04062. Apartments—Flats— Philbrlek Agency, Ml 9-6464. For the profesaionel ta Vernpn. priced 6 room house, main -high­ Nixon's support, though scat­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Tenements on a pedestal. • less VOLKSWAGEN, low mUeage, iURTFORD RD. AND PINE ST. 63 SIX ROOM home ta A-1 condition. This beoutuul 8 room cape ranch way three acres of land, newly tered throughout the country,, was or “Woat A«W mre taken over tte a Garden—Farm— Dairy decorated, new heating system not nearly so unanimous as it was color beige, sun roof, ohe owner M ANOm STER SACRIFICE—SA LE - Present owner spent over 87,500 with the latest Improvements, com ­ Tinlrnm The ndrerUeer ikenM read his ad the FIBST OAT IT car. Reasonably priceA TR 5-4147, ■ B ut . GENiStAL RENTAL agency. J. D. mercially zoned on Rt. 88 includes Ml 8-2786 week days. at the 12w convention when he get EBBOBS la Ooe tor t^aw it FU RNITURE Producia 60 MI on new boiler, new ceUtags, mod­ RockvUle. ENTfSmMMO Realty; 470 Mata A Btreet, f a 18x80 swimming pool ta addition all but 10 o f the 1,331 votes. Pudding Mold Atop Cake titm lh a Herald to reaBoaeibie tor ootar ONE iacorreet er oaaltted w « Minui, GLASS CHINA CABINET 8-5122. ernizing kitchen, etc. One-oer ga­ ORBEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, 80 rage, deep lot.' 816,900. PhUbnek to a new 4 room ranch with $1,500 Goldwater got the other 10 at aJSrSea ohi, t. a 1»57 OR 1953 2-door Fords. Leav­ 0NI89N SERVER ______' lb. bag, 81.50; also 10 lb. and is WAntod—RosI Bstste 77 the last convention—from Louisi­ SMALL SIDEBOARD : - FOR RENT—Three large roome, Agency, M l 9-8464, yearly tacome. AU situated on ItewtIoB. Enw a which do not Umtm qy.Talaa ing for service. Selling either one. HI0NIQM9 I AM LOOKING FOR A lb. bags. MUler, ISO Spencer St acres of beautiful landscape, ana— despite his request thatMiis Makes Glamorous Dessert the advSthUieet will not he CMiected hy “make good laaertioa. Call MI 9-2330. HOUA you tenjprae^eally write your own Morrison Faint Store, 885 Center BEFORE YOU Bu y adhere, sea the Far West. 1 envelope unfiavored gelatin MI 3-2671. cars. Walter G. Parker. Dennett 6-1166. ly 7;rooiri English colonial taclud the lemon pie filling over the and Popp Dodge, 10 Conn. Blvd., ticket. tacome to exceed $30,000 8 t ‘ and compare Phileo TV with any 114.900—6 ROOM Cape, 4 ftatohed ing.. 80-ft. living room, modern SELLING? Rockefeller’s . endorsements ta Vi cup orange juice layer, then invert the molded ap­ LARSON’S Cnmectleut’B first U annuaUy, F or Interview can Mr. brand for quality, performance, Why gamble? Call in a firm that the poll were centered in New 2 cups canned applesauce NOTICE IS HEREBY given that East Hartford. JO 9-3422.. censed driving school trained - Radio-TV- Repair Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted—Blale 3< SNOW BLOWERS—Limited supply THREE AND four rooni apart­ full shed dormer, plastered walls, kitehen with dishwasher, * nice plesauce and put it in the center Undsey, h a 9-6869, Friday and Sat­ and best of all Marlow’a low hot water heat, amesite drive bedroonu. :car garage. Fairly has stood the test of time. Just call York, Pennsylvania, and some ta 1 tablespoonatai sugar Pass Book No. 79902, issued by Certified and approved 1s now 'of- of puah type 899.98. Used 7 h.p. ments, including heat, hot water, 2 2 teaspoons grated orange rind of the cake. Top with whipped 1953 MERCURY. 4-door, radio, Services 181 ABLE—ALERT-APT— urday 8-8 p.m. prioM, 861 Mata St. 4H% mortgage, good condition priced at ‘ $24,900. on the Crockett Agency for capable California. The Savings Bank of Manchester feriM clBsaroom and behind UVERY BUSINESS BoIenB tractors In good ,^ p e . a for cooking, electric refrigera- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind cream, flavored and sweetened If has bem lost and ^plication haa heater and automatic, good me­ r, gas stove. CaU MI 9-7787 fromfi and location. Philbrlek Agency, South Windsor assistance and advice without ob­ It le not known how many 1960 desired. Sprinkle with the *1* whM instriiction for tesesgers. PHHibO RECOMMENDED aervice I toih™— AM BITIOUS EXCELLENT I opportunity needs Sales and service. Capitol Equip­ e l e g a n t f l o o r to ceiling, waU ligation. Call MI 3-1577. We are 1 cup heavy cream, whipped been made to said bank for pay­ chanical condition and - interior; S8-7 p.m. only. MI 9-8464. delegates will be delegates ta 1964. monds. Ml 9-6075. on m-Fl’a. radioa, televlahm.,^ L “trithta^SS: a recent Manchester Kgh School ment Co., 88 Mata St, MX 8-7958. to-waU-to-wali antique satin panel Converted Colonial — members of Multiple Listing. Slivered toasted almonde | ment of the amount of deposit 78,000 miles, original owner, ask­ guaranteed aervice on ,all If you have these quallUea, A GOP National Committee check The second layer can be made ing $250. MI 9-1195. ' Will trade for house, lanA or late [would like to talk to ^u. We have graduate to bead up s ^ help dn^s, lined, light gray back­ ROCKVILLE — Centrally located, MANCHES’TER—New 8 bedroom . .in very attractive setting, shows that of the 1,331 delegates Make the cake according to ITtEPARE FOR driver's test. makes. Shop our spraal do-it- u n if o r m s , den mother complex ground for Uvtag and dining room. into a dessert by topping it with NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class model car. Financing Arranged. Re- an opening for a young man to he Organise a door to ^poTsaleB cam- 8H rooms, kitchenette, dinette, ranch with garage. Also, 6 room family. 6 and 8. Excellent income to the Chicago conclave last year package directions ta two layers, yourself depwtment featuring dts-. -piUgn'. p o o d future, Tta. hO 8-3872 BiSe 15 short; waitress — black, Crib with mattress and bathtaette. prooerty with fine investment pos- ARB YOU having trouble seUtag whipped cream sprinHlad llbeteUy Pass Book No. 87834, issued by RECENT TRADES ON THE room. ’Ihree instructors. No wait­ lit^ managing, 12 passen- trained as a aalea repreaentatlve white, nylon, Size 14 abort . PI bedroom, Uvtag room, tile bath, colonial. Hot water heat, ceramic only 104, or 7.8 per cent, also w 6 « reserving one of the layers for fu­ The Saving Bank of Manchester count prices. Open eveninga and|3^“ ^ between .7 and 9 p.n>.' for an ap­ MI 2-1394. baths, fireplaces, full basements. sibllltiee because o f industrial zon yqur property? Sell it direct. Have ture use. Follow directions on with angel flake coconut. The othr ing Madcheater Driving Acade­ ireury Airport limousine, for the Manchester arte. Excellent 3-8480. appUances furntohed. $66 per ready cash waiting. . Call Ml delegates to the 1956 convention. haa been lost and aKdlcaticm has FABULOUS D K W Saturdaya. SauUita Eleotronlca pointment V month, newly decorated* Ml MI 8-4860. ing. Qnly $17,900. package for making the lemon pie er half of the pie filling MB be my. PI 2-7249. Service, 188 School St, Manches­ antic HArrlson 8-2712. j starting aalary, commission and ALBERTS FEB. SALE! SJS195. The ratio varies from convention been made to said hank for pay­ bonus. Company vehicle furnished $-1869, TR 5-3485. filling and reserve half of the fill­ served as a pudding or UMd to- 1959 CHEVROLET ter. MI 9-1788 or JA 8-1668. I, 3 or 8 YEARS TO PAY! PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial Vernon to convention. fill small pastry shells. ment of the amount of deposit. MORTLOCtrS Mancheater'a lead­ EISTABUSHED luncheonette, go-1 gjj expenses paid. All employe COMPLETE BET of World Book WISH SOMEONE to handle your Goldwater's supporters ta the ing for use on another day. Bel Air 4-door sedan, economy 6 ing driving acbooL Three akilled ing busineu «» Mata St. Prtacl- U^neiita, such as vacation with pay, START YOUR TO RENT—4 room heated apart­ with 4 bedrooms. It* baths, large A Rare Opportunity! NOTICE IS HEREBY given ’that cylinder engine, automatic trane- CONNIE’S TV and Radio Servlca, Help Wanied— Btacycl(q>ediaa. CaU. MI 8-2840, 1-year-old 2-family home includea real estate? Call me at MI 9-0320 poll nlmoat unanimously cited hts courteouamatructora. CUaa room pies only. Ideal f « J^band md taaurance. etc. ExceUent opportun MONTHLY PAYMENTS ment. Apply Edward J.^ Holl, MI living room with fireplace, hot miselon. radio and heater, lustrous available all houra. Safisfaction Male or Female. 37 modern kitchens with dining areas (or prompt and courteous servics avowed conservatism ss preferable Pasa Book No. 27475, issued by instructiema for 16, IT year olda. wife operaUon. WUi finance. CaU jty advancement. F6r this bet 22 CUBIC FOOT upright freezer, IN APRIL 8-6117. water heat, one-car garage. By ap- The Savings Bank of Manchester coral and Ivorv finish. Extra nice. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1*16. pointment only. Philbrlek Agency, living rooms with fireplaces, Joseph Barth, Broker. to what they termed Nixon’s “me- Telephmie Mr. Mortlock, Director MI 9-6060, 6-6 p.m . only, [tg, than average potation, apply at COUNTER help for snack bar excellent cmidltion, cheM>. MI II ROOMS FURNITURE has been lost and appUcatloo haa $1,495 TWO ROOMS, heat; stove and re­ MI 9-8464. huge bedrooms ta each apartment. tooism" or Rockefeller’s “liberal­ of Driver Education. MI 5-TM8. 832 MAIN STREET from 4:30 p.m. on. Experience 9-8878. 89.36 MONTHLY IF YOU WANT to sell your prop­ been made to aaid bank for pay­ MORTENSEN TV SpeeiaUsed RCA frigerator. CaU MI 3-2785 before! Basement has lovely finished fam­ erty and time is of the essence, ism.” Poor Man’s Rocket ment of the amount of depoeit. preferred. Apply Snack Bar, Silver SINGER, special eale of machines BRAND NEW 5. MANCHESTER — Lovely 6 room ily room. Churches, schools, buses, Many who indicated a pref­ 1959 FORD televlalon, aarvlce. MI f>464L Help Wanted—Female 35 j Manchester Lane Bowling AUeys, SUver Lane, please call this office (or speedy Galaxie 2-door hardtop, V-S engine, taken ta trade on our new Slant Bedroom, U'vlng Room Dinette, finished Cape. 4 bedrooms, city shopping ta area. 100x170 beautiful erence for Nixon specified Gold- Busiiiess Services Offered 13 Htost Hartford. ROCKVILLE — 14 Laurel—Well utUiUes, recreation room, $18,500 and efficient service. We buy and Annoimceinents automatic transmission, radio and CLERK-TYPIST—-Intereattag, per- AMBITIOUS 'm a n taterataed ta Needle Stagers. Portable, console Ruga, Lamps, Tables treed lot. Call BU 9-5477. sell. J. D. Realty, MI 8-5129. water as his running mate. manent potation.. varied general j good tacome evenings'' and Satur- and other models. AU thoroughly And Other Accessories heated 8 room furnished apart­ 'Tongren, Broker, MI 3-6321. Reasons cited by many as to heater. Solid white finish. A real CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut ment. Tel. TR 6-9594. Lost in Orbit Try INCOME TAXES prepared in your •Millinery Dressmaking 19 office work. Must be quick, accu­ daya dem on^attag nationaUy ad- BARROWS & WALLACE HAVE BUYER for Cape of small why they preferred Nixon Includ- sharp car. This is a hard one to Reasonable rates. Can PI 9-7866 Situations Wanted— reconditioned by Stager eXperU; EVERYTHING 8333 SIX ROOM cape finished, breeze home or hy appolntaent. Blxper- find. Only between 1:30-4:30 or any time rate typist. Congenial employes.) verttoed Juvenile furniture. Com- Ebcceptional values from $12.95. FOR RENT — 4 room unheated 96 Conn. Blvd., Eaat Hartford Ranch. Mildred Charbonneau, ed: lenced tax 24 hour service. HEMMING AND alteration work. Female 38 way, garage, fireplace, hot water w e A , $1,795 Saturday or Sunday. Liberal benefits. ETve-day 40 hour mljndon leads furnished. Car nec- At your Stager Sewing Center, 832 a ROOMS FURNITURE apartment, second floor, conven­ broker, MI 34)683. ' “ Still better qualified for the CaU Mrs. WUUam Abraltto, 101 essary, CaU MI 9-4034 for appoint­ oil . heat, exceUent condition BU 9-5477 (Continued from Page One) Call MI 3-4723. week. BU 9-2717. Noble A West- Mata St., MI 8-8883. $10.16 MONTHLY iently located, school age children 1ob than any of the others’—New COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ Robin Road, any time. brook Manufacturing Co., Wert- ment. CHILD CARE — Infants — pre­ throughout, bus line, 80 days oc 1959 FORD BRAND NEW accepted. AvaUahle March IS. cupancy. Priced at only $15,800. 814,200 HERB Hutchinson built York 'City. f e d e r a l in c o m e taxes pre­ art R. Wolcott on automatic brook S t, East Hartfcford.' school. Experienced care ta clean, COMPLETE blond oak bedroota "ijven greater ta the face of tinuing attempts to aquire (pick Rusk to Attend Fairlane 4-door sedan, V-8 auto­ KNITTED DRESSES shortened, pleasant • home. ReUable woman. Westtaghouse Refrigerator, Living Rent $65. Write Box E, Herald. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. ranch, 5 rooms, fireplace, garage, pared with your aavtnga in nund. waahefs dryera and electric I WANTED—Experienced shoe aales- set, excellent cmidition, $150. MI defeat” —Lowell. Ind. up signals from ) the sphere or the RoMOoahle rates. Call MI 9-6246. matic transmission, radio, heater, hemming and alterations dona. | MI 9-2879. Room, Bedroom, Dinette. Rugs huge lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ranges. MI 9-66?8. man. aalary plus commission. CsU 9-4285. FOR RENT—’Two. room apartment, i Labor to Back ’’He’ll be the old Nixon—tough­ fourth stage casing,” the space two-tone gray finish. Extra nice Csll Mrs. Monty, 18 Moore St. GIRL FOR housework and chUdj ta person. Morton Shoe Store, 776 Lamps, Tables and Many More LARGE 7 room colonial, 1% baths, 9-5132. SEATO condition. Only LAUNDRY worker desires work. Accessories Heat, hot water, parking. Tel. MI | tiled, 2 fireplaces, la^e breeze­ er and more aggressive ta 1964” agency said. SLIP COVERS expertly made, aota care. Live' ta p^-tim e. MI 9-5148, Mata Street, Manchester. NOW UNDER construction—5 room j n o o m e t a x p r e p a r e d , m i $1,895 ,, Slid two chairs, $37, plua material. Have worked on shirt presses do­ COAL OR wood burning heater, EVERYTHING $888 3-2068. way, porch, 2-car garage, built-in Kennedy Plans —Iowa. The sphere had been due over ing coUar and cuffs, also yokes of oven, plate, garbage disposal and ranch, hot water oil heat, tiled ______He made a marwelous show- ..iS a n Diego, Calif., at 10:04 a.m. (Continued from Page Onn) 9A056. MI 9-1154 after 6. Moving—^Tmeking— I COUNTER GIRL fuU-tlme, steady j good conditidm. M l 9-2058. FIVE ROOM flat, first floor. In­ 1957 CHEVROLET work. Apply at One HoUr Martta- Borins: Mill Operators starts. Have done some shirt fold­ 8 ROOMS FURNITURE dishwasher. All city utilities. Built bath, garage, city utilitiea,' $16,500. ing in the face of great odds and j,o signals were heard there, i n c o m e t a x retnrha prepared hy COSMA APPLIANCE Servlca—Ra­ Stbrags 20 ing. Tel. PI 2-6530. $14.74 MONTHLY quire 42 Jensen St., Manchester, by-AnssIdi. Immediate occupancy. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. (Oonttaued from Page One) much money—^Kennedy’s and la- [ j^gither were they picked up later here and give U.8. officials his 4-door sedan, deluxA^, model iztag, 299 W. Middle Turnpike. Bridsreport Miller Operators Conn. . former internal revenue agent in ters " all makes refrigeraton, BRAND NEW St. James’ parish. Charles Lesper- bor unions”—North Carolina. blossom Point, Md., although views on NATO matters. your home or by appointment. economy 6 cylinder engine with AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Tool Makers EXPERIENCED—Would like 4 or Boats and Accessories 46 THREE WEEKS occupancy— New Spaak is retiring from hlg pesi- fieezers, washing machines, dry- Norge Washing Machine, Westing MODERN 2Hl room furnished I ance. M l 9-7620.______' but added that “these people don’t "He won’t have to defend a gtation had received signals m a n bUsineaa sendees. MI standard transmission, 2-tone green moving, packing, storage. i’ because of his strong White House press seer«tary uum dsansr, fully automatic, also 1957 DODGE ' parking areas. 24 hour service. MI Shorthand and typing are essen­ ply f MOTHEIR TO care for chUd ta her $15,000. Many more new ar# used cooking center, dishwasher and from the rocket casing at 10:53 Pierre Salinger declined to tey MANCHESTER Moving and 'Truck EVERYTHING $444 set the recession. He explained that showing last November when he guarsnteed fsctoiy rebuilt dean- Custom Royal Lancer, 4-door 8-1348. tial, as weU-aa good ^dgmedt and home, days. MI 9-1374. homes from $4,600 up. Call The dispoeall, 2-car garage, high, dry, a.m. on the second run and held whether It would be a fair aswmp- - SIS. Electrolux authorised sales tag Company. Local and long dis­ DELTA CORPORATION NEWLY PAINTED 4 room apart­ "It U my. concept that ours is a lost by only 118,000 out of a total hardtop, V-8, automatic transmis ablUty to meet people. Modern of­ ment, front and back porches en­ Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ wooded lot in Porter Street them for 19 minutes. tlon that Kennedy and Spaak would and service, MI 3-6906. slon, power steering, power brakeg. SNOW PLOWING—Drivewaya and tance moving, packing and stor^ Price Includes Delivery. Set Up, School district, $88,800. Call John hlgh-wage, high-price economy.” vote o f more than 68 million. fice, good wages, exceUent benefit NOTICE closed, third floor. Maple St. MI tors, MI 3-69W. MI 9-5524. Many of those who endorsed The scientific purpose of the discuss Belgian policies or Belgium radio and heater, lustrous ivory and psurking .areas. Manchester and age. Regular service throughout j ------P.O. Box 1512, 1249 Main St., Hartford EXPERIENCED secretary wiu do Service, Guarantee, Immediate De­ H. Lappen, Inc., Realtors, MI ’Ths federation’s Building Trades 3-8871. launching was to use the sphere and The Congo crisla. ' INCOME TAX preparation, huai red finish. A real beauty, and Wapping area. Bassett’a Sunoco Newlew EnglandB ^ ls n d Statea and Florida. statta typing at home. MI 9-0916. OF DISSOLUTION THE livery or Free Storage Until Needed MANCHESTER — 6 room older 9-5261 or weekend MI 3-5219 or MI Department, mean'While, adopted a Rockefeller cited his "dynamic nsaa and IndivlduaL Raymond personality” and "new face in pol­ ta a new study of the planet’s Details of Rusk’s trip to ths r t f only .. . Service, MI 4-8910. MI 3-6508. ience, educatim] and salary MANCHESTER Phone For Appointment - YOUR ROOM -duplex, automatic home ta excellent repair at $9,500. 9-7446. new policy that the department’s Girard, M I 9A008. woricing. conditions, good wages president, C. J. Haggerty, aStd he itics” as neceseary attributes to atmosphere which Is still a puzzler Eaat. as well as the make of $1,095 qtarements. SAMUEL ALBERT. Htfd. CH 7-0358 ras heat, bus line. Adults pre­ 2-family duplex with garages con­ MANCBESTSat Package Dtaivary. 8-8 p.m., 5 days weekly. MI-8-8424. Dogs—Birds^Pets 41 ANSWERING veniently located. Good buy at MANtJHES’TER—Colonial. 8 largo ia sure will reduce to a minimum win In 1964. Some also said the ta man’s efforts to conquer space, the U.S. party which wUl aecom- TA X PROBLEMS are my busini ferred. Available March 1. Box F, Household Services Ught trucking and package deUv- SERVICE INCORPORATED See It Day Or Night $18,500. Both will finance well. bedrooms, large shaded lot, ex­ picketing and . strikes at the na­ New Yorker v^muld not have to The nlcknamey"Polka Dot ’ had pany him, are to be announced all year ’ rtamd. If you need 1957 FORD ery. Refrigerators, waahers and Herald. Offered 13-A JANITOR Notice is hereby given that Hie No Obligation! The Elsie Meyer Agency, Real­ cellent location many extra fea­ tion's missile bases. run on an "I Support Ike” plat-1 been hung on the vehicle because Uter by the State Department. slatance with your return or rec­ Custom 800 2-door sedan, JV-8, stove moving spetaalty. Folding PART SHEPHERD pups, 6 weeks, Manchester Answering Service In­ ' [its aluminum foil outer surface The State Department eald toe automatic transmiseion, radio, If you have no means of trans- tors. MI 9-5524, MI 3-6980. tures. Outstonfhng 'value. Asking The policy bans such labor ac­ ord keeptog. emU M l 9-6ia6 from 9 chalra for rent Ml 9-0TS2. Appiicatimia are being accepted $5 each. PI 2-7215. corporated haa filed with the of­ $20,500. Vernon—new Capes and A dozen or so delegates tadlcat- had 8,400 2-ineh diameter dots Secretary’s time is generally limit­ to 9 tor Income tax and iMwkkaep- heater. A real buy. Only' DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ MEAT WRAPPER porUtion, I’ll send my auto for you. FIVE ROOM duplex, hot water. tivity at mlsiile bases and sites un­ pany doors and wlndowa, custom for full-time work in office math- fice of the Secretary of State on Sullivan Ave., Wapping. MI 4-1948. j ROLLING PARK — The buy of Ranches, $12,490 and $18,990. For til a local union exhausts all possi­ ed no preference at this time, but painted on It with special white ed and his route to Bangkok "will Ing service for individuals and $795 ANYONE UKINO a nice dog for A-Lr-B—E—R—T— S , buys. Six rooms, 1!* baths, dor­ work guaranteed. CaQ coUeot $H1- Self service super market exper-1 tenance. Hours 4 p.m.-13 p.m. Com- child. German Shepherd an* Col- February 14, 1961, a certificate o f details or appointment, call Rpb- ble settlement remedies and g;eta expressed hope taht some new [ patat. necessarily be as direct as pos­ amall buatneases. dissolution of said corporation. 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD. PORTER S’TREET—5 room, second mers front and rear, fireplace, ert Wolverton. Broker, MI 3-1914. The idea was to help matatata *1955 CH EVROLET UmanUc. HA S-U96. Painting—Papering ience preferred but not essential. pany offers good wages, exceUent Ue. 83 West Center St. formal permission from its nation­ figure of presidential etature wUl sible.” AUenON—Friday. T p.m. Over We will train, you ta all phases. 6 Said corporation will cease to- do OPEN NIGHTS TTLL 8 P. M. floor, apartment, redecorated oil' nice neighborhood—for less than al union to call a walkout. arise ta the party ranks before proper temperature. 4-door permission to have free standing West Center St,, -Spencer St.) I' PORTER 8TREICT — 6 room Co­ the conciliation and enforcement Drying clothns BIDWELL HOME Improvement 30% to 50% rear. Call Ml :-8C12, 21C Spruec tillable, outskirts. Carlton W. ure to notifyOie Motor Vehicle De- ground sign'-' starting at a p<^t on the lonial Cape, large living room with division of the Commission •' on Driver Charged St. Hutchtas MI 9-5182. partment'cS~'a change of address Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ James Ruftal; 116-118 Center west boundary of property The Hollywood—$3 weekly fireplace, dining room, large kitch- Civil Rights, will speak at a meet­ is easy today..e rages. Roofing and siding experts. Courses and Classes was nolled. 1 St; Bus. Zone n . Extension of per N/F Edwin Bunco and run­ $525 value--$288 area 8 'room en with electric stove and refrig­ ing of the WSCS of South Metho­ JiHlliam W, Hurley, 38. of North O if Liquor Count Aluminum clapboards a apedalty. INTRODUdNO new two year day mtoalon to have limited repairer U The Countess—$4 weekly ft. 100% MUn St. location. Call' erator, two king-slsed bedroonts, Unexcelled workmanshta. Easy N O TIC E ning easterly .approximately colonial, 2 baths, wall-wall carpet, dist Church Monday at 8 p.m. in Andover, Mass., was fined $39 for electronics technicians program, | ' cense. $695 value—$388 M i 3 64 1»s.y 3-7614.______screened porch, attached garage, the chapel: His topic - will be budget terms. Ml 0-6496 or TR 318’ to property N /F Alexan­ SEPTIC TANKS garage, private yard, trees, reckless driving. Wayne R. Wright, 40. o f 1149 E. “Learn By Doing,’’ at Connecti­ OF ADJOURNED SPECIAL Dean Machine Products, Inc. der Jarvis; .i' The AristocratT-$5 weekly $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins,- MI fully insulated.,Lovely grounds and "What's Your Human Relations Charles Morris. 83, of Regan Rd.. aoiM . cut’s oldest electrotaca school. I north aide HUllard S t, east o f New $795 value—$483 shade trees. Furnished or unfurn­ Middle. Tpke., was arrested at TOWN MEETING Hie Commission finds that Hoases For Rent 9-5132. fa ______1. Q .7” Roclrville, was fined $18 for im­ CARPENTRY repairs, roofing, rec Spring term starts March 13. Also ’The legal voters o f the Town of State Rd.; Rural 2Sone. Extension Damages ta the amount of One PLUfiCEDTsEWERS ished. Owner MI 9-0562. Mrs. George Brooks will be pro­ proper passing, 10:20 lost night and charged with evening servicing courses, twice storage—free delivery roonu aluminum siding, doors and Bolton are hereby, warned and, of permi^on. .t o mitintain , free Dollar'and Benefits ta the amount SIX ROOM single, 1V4 baths, oil MANCHESTER — Two delightful! gram chairman. Members of Stan­ Walter A. Shepard. 43. of East driving while under the influence weekly. New England Technical One Week Only windows. No job too small, Eixcel- notified that the SPECIAL TOWN rtandlng dtrecUonal sign of One DoUar were incurred ^ the heat, near Center, $126. Call after Capes ready for occupancy, city .' $14,900 ley and, Percy Smith Circles will Hartford, was fined‘ $15 for Intoxi­ of liquor or drugs. He posted a Institute of Connecticut, 56 Union IliifthiRe Claaaed At our warehouse lent references. Ed Stsalak, FI MEETmO held ta FIANO’S RES­ Oail Roberts; 42 Spruce S t; Rea. 'cstablishtag o f this buUdlng line. utilities, well landscaped, con­ TWO-FAMILY provide hospitality and fellowship. cation. An additional charge of $500 bond for appearance Ini the Place, Hartford. JA 6-8406. Pine and Forest Sts. 4 p.m. MI 8-7379. 2-7684. TAURANT in said Town, on Mon­ Zone B. Xbeteneion o f permission to TOWN PLANNING Septta Tanka Dry Wells, Sewer veniently located. One priced at Excellent opportunity for the ta' Patriotic symbols will decorate breach of peace was nolled. M anehei^r sesalon of the 12th sell antiques. Unee Jpsteuedr-kleQar Water- or Hartford Rd. $14,500, the other at $15,800. The day, February 6, 1961 at 8:00 COMMISSION Manchester, Conn, . vestor at this new lo*r. price. D« the^^tea table. Knute A. Anderson, 60, of 240 (Circuit (jourt on March 2. B on ds__ Stocks M ortnires 3 1 1 o’clock P.M., haa been adjourned John Lynch; 342 East Center M ^ta E, Alvord, proottaf Done. Wanted To Rent Elsie Mever Agency, Realtors, MI sirable east side location. For Johnson' is a graduate o f J. C. Woodbrjdge St., was fined $10 for Roofing—Siding- 16 nonus—aiocin mongages ^ MONDAY, S t; Res. Zone A Extension of per­ Ghairmsn 9-5524, M i 3-6930. Wright was stopped on E. Center lly 9-9 Sat. till 7 particulars call Smith University ta 1946, major­ IntQxtalCtion. St., near Hamlin St., by Patrolman mission to have repairer license. ■ Dorothy C, Jacobson, ELDERLY couple want three or Jo/eph Nemchlck 68,'of 70 Indian RAY’S ROOFING 00., shtagla and FIRST AND second mortgages. Ws FEBRUAR Y 20, 196l> ta the MI 9 -13886 NEW CUSTOM built SV* rodhi T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor ing in economies, and he . received John Krinjak.'The patrolman call­ also buy mortgages, terms to suit COMMUNITY HALL, ta s ^ General Outdoor Adv, Co./Ex­ Secretary IMUNNEYBRIH. foumrooms, first floor, by March his master's degree In education br.,/was fined $10 for keeping un-' buUt iq> roofs, gutter and conduc­ tension o f pertalaalon to have ad-' TQRO SNOW Hound tewer handle l-ls iM I 9-2790. ranch with basement - garage, MI 3-1577 ed for assistance and Sgt. George borrower, I*rompt service. Nd ap- Town, between the hours of 3:00 Ermano Garaventa S « w « r a 9 « DtspoBd Co. beautiful paneled kitchen, on bus from Hillyer College in 1952. He Itcensed dogs. tor work; root chimney repairs. vertletag eigne at the followlhg lo at new low prica Self-propelled The chsrge of parking without McCaughey and-'Patrolman Rich­ Ray' Hagenow, MI 0-3314; Roy praisal charge. E. C, Sollmene, A.M; and 6:M F.M., for the pur- Edward S. Dik 186-182 Feari SL—MI 8-BS68 Une, Builder (Jharles Pontlcelll, has been a eoclal worker, business pose of voting by voting machine [cations: (1) Mld-Tplto (east: PhiUip Harrison model. Msrlow’s, Inc.. 867 Mata, MANfJHESTER Green area — Six lights against Naren A. Ellis, 25, ard Sullivan responded.. so's home heoting Jackaoiv MI 3-8835 Broker. MI 9-0500. Busiiess Propert.v For Sale 70 MI 9-9644.^______agent for the CTO, AFofL and The three policemen tried to get on the foilowtag Items; jjg 081); Bus. Zone It (3) M l 2-6221.______' room cape, ohe-car attached ga­ Teamster Unions, consultant for of Twin Hills Dr., Coventry, was West Mid. IVke. (west of No. 847) rage. Phone John H. Lappen. Wright out of his car, but found couQS]5rRooFni5~&r^^^nui IF YOUR BANK won’t listen, we 1. To see if the Town will au­ Tpk . HAV: SEVERAL parcels of invest-1 BUSINESS AND home location on various race relations institutes, nolled. our way I will. Money avaUahle in any thorize the Bolton Itabllc Commls- Bus. Zone XL (3) east side N*w Inc., Realtors. Ml 9-5261, MI Many cases were yet to be heard that Krinjak's cruiser was block­ types of roofs and roof repairing, WHITE CALORIC gaa and oil ment proi which bring in ex-1 heayily traveled road. Six room president of the Hartford branch specializing ta ’Twenty .Year Bond­ amount for tint or second mort­ slon to: State Rd. (north of Hockanum Cape, garage and breezeway. Very 9-7445, MI 8-6219. ; at press time. ing the door. You get premium qusllty 1 range, good condition. MI 9-1468. cellent return. Real estate Invest­ of the National Association for Sullivan was moving the cfulser ed RocSTCaU MI 8-7TOT. gages. Terms to suit your needs. (a) Engage an architect;. River); Rur^ Zone. (4) east side ments take precedence over .aU good possibilities. Tongren, Brok­ the Advancement of Colored Peo­ Mobilbeat with RT-98. . . the New State Rd. (opp. Jarvis plant ROOKVILLE SESSION when the door of Wright’s car was Consolidate your blUa to single (b) Secure prellmtaary plans others. J D. Realty, 470 Mata St. er, MI 8-6321. MANCHESTER — A large family ple. end a trustee of the Union most completely ellectivs fuel > monthly payments. J. D. Realty, No. 1); Rea, Zone A. (8) New Bol­ suddenly forced wide open, police and specifications; Md H " TV OONSOLETTE. exceUent MI 1-5129. would enjoy owning this one acre Baptist Church of Hartford. Judge Francis J. O’Brien ordered oil additive ta um today. And Roofing and Chimnejrs 16-A . 470 Mata S t MI 3-5129. (c) Obtain estimated costs for ton Rd. (opp. No. 117);.Res. Zone IT’S NEVER TOO COLD TO farm, 6% rooms, large Mtcben, 2- a new warrant Issued for an Elling­ said, and was caught by the Two Famjly Flat« & s) eendition. MI 9-3209. moving cruiser. Damage to both you get premium service. Au­ AA. (6) New Bolton Rd. (opp. No. car garage attached, summer ton man who failed to appear in ROOFING—Speoialiatag repairing the conatructlon of a Junior tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ *RE YOU preesed for cash? We High School on the so-called 63); Res. Zon* AA. (7j north side JTVE ROOMS of furniture. Can be Houses For Sale MOVE WHEN THE porch, gasoline tank and pump. arcult Court Tuesday in Rockville. cars was light. roofs of aU ktads, new roots, gut­ have second mOTtgege -nonev anced payment plan and many Swanson. Farm property o f Tolland, ’Tpke. (between Raricer MANCHeSTER — NEW USTING seen in the evening any time. 35 House ta excellent condition. Only Property Attached William M. O’Brien.- 30. of 25 ter wrork. chimneys cleaned, re­ available. No appraisal fee. CaU and Oakland St); Res. Zone A A Chestnut St., Mrs, Hophner, MI SOUTH WINDSOR ^ 2 Graham PROPERTY IS RIGHT $750 down. Less than $100 per Florence St„ la charged with fail­ other extras designed te .wsfcs paired. Aluminum aiding. SO MI 8-8198. which was purch’tete ivf- AS' •chool purposes. (8) south side West Mid. Tpke 9-8948. ______^ Rd. One year old, 5% room ranch, month. Priced at $11,900. Warren In Divorce Suit ure to carry a driver's license and Winners Named home heating reoUy esey- years’ experience. Free estimates. attached garage, large lot, imme And this ranch home on E. Howland. Realtor, MI 8-1108. CaU Howfey, Ml 84881, MI 1-0768. '2. To see If the Town will au-| (west of- Hockanum RlVfr); Choice location. Separate heatinig systems, 2-car ga­ registration. , Business Opportiinities 821 thorize the tran^r of IMOO. Zone -AA. (9) south tide W est Cen­ ' Musics! Instruments” ^ diate occupancy. Ideal home (Or Drive is R-I-G-H-T! Built to"sell for In Tuesday’s "brief session, Wil­ In Whist Parly from the Reserve Fund for Capital ter S t (east of No. 812); Bus. couple or small fatally.,FHA mort­ $18,900, Owners say sell now for! An action (or divorce, returnable liam Evans, 38. of Hartford, was Mobilhgot m* 8183 rage. In immaculate condition- Walking, distance to gage possible with a $1,650 down WELL BUILT two year old ranph to Hartford Countjr Superior Court and Non-Recurring Expenditures Zone n . (10) south side West Cen­ TOUR PIANO tuned electronically. only $17,^. 8 twin sized bedrooms, fined $15 for crossing the Rt. 16 m clMn-ocSes 10-14 Heating and Phnnbing 17 UNIQUE payment. Florence Realty, Ml with 3 bedroom's, attached garag'e, next month, has begun with prop­ 6 5290 [to the said Public Building Com- ter St. (west o f Hop BrOok); Bus. ApBOtatments being made for ceramictfled bath, a 18x24’ living storm sash, awnings, fireplace, esplanade and $12 for driving with­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKeever. bus, shopping and schoblA St. James Parish.' 8-4886. room, dining room and many cab- erty in Manchester attached for 1^ As bright and shining as a new PLUMBma AND heating - re SERVICE STATION [mtoalon to be uiaed for the pur- Zone n and Res. 2one AA. March and Anril. Ward Jtoric G.E. built-ta oven, outdoor patio, out a license. directed playing at . a military Tiny tots will adore this coverlet modeling tastallatione, repairs Company, 99 Summer. MI 8-3094. taeted kitchen. Attached garage, 825,000. ^ ^ Other fines levied were: Bernard dime! Adorable . sundress-culotte poee set forth ta Item I above. Rose Derry; 9 Cole St; Res. 66 BLWOOD ROAO-Golonlai, larga beautifully landsciqied, many whist sponsored' by th.e Washing­ of pets! You’ll enjoy making It os All work guarantee^ 35 yeara ex- OPPORTUNITY . 8. TO see If the Town will au- Zone A. Variance to requested to 0|ien evenings till 9 p.m. nent. IT fta a n e ^ is your mors features. Home located mar Natalia Gulbtass has filed a Arcklvy, 17, of 23 South St., and oiitfit created expresriytor Teen much, os youngsters will enjoy be­ living-room, firoplace, formal dta­ see Us TODA'YT Come writ of attachment against proper­ ton School PTA T^sday night at p ^ e n ce : 24-hour service.. Call I thorlM the Board of Education of [ have eout]t sldeyard which will be tag room, cabinet kitebsn with new Catholic High School and Paul A. Benoit, 19, of Hartford, T^pes. Pretty and'“C6nu0rttele. ing covered with It, Ban VanCamp, MI 9-4749. prepared to move in! ty of her husband, Vincis Gulbtass, each charged with speeding and the school. WE GIVE iWT No. 8183‘ with Patt-O-Rsima W earing A mmuyI— Furs 67 dishwasher, 8 bedimms, IH baths, shopping. -Offered with immediate Pattern No. 52iB0 has hot-irOn Selling For Only occupancy. See to appreciate. also known as ‘Vincent Gulbinas, each fined $27: Albert Hauver, 17. i»rizes for high scora were won GREEN STAMPS In sizes 10, 12.,14, 16. Bust 30 to tandscapsd lot 80x300. Marion. !!. JARVIS REALTY CO. off Woodland St. transfer for 12 motifs; color chart; ipBBSIAN LAMB coat, muskrat ItobertsoD. BrokSr. Ml 8-8058. Owner MI 8-426i, . of East Hartford, passing on a by Mrs. Bertha Wlrtalia, Mrs. I 88. Size 12, 32 bust 44i yards of full directions.. Radio-TV Repair cape, 8 skin Baum Marten scart MI 8-4112 MI 8-7847 PI 3-8811 Mrs. Gulbinas claims, beside a curve, $21: and Wayne Usher, 18, cated in pleaaant local community. jbuUdtag of said Junior Higli[q.ueated to use dwellihg for tem- Ethel Dillon, Mia. Eva Werimr, Scinch; % y«r Ist-class mailing - add 10c paid, full eciUe- promottoo. How­ Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, I AU persons. InterestM may at­ R. F. DIMOCK COMPANY Broker. MI 8-8258. breezeway, garage. Full cellar University ot Minnesota say of table alx. , . / / , . . 1 work. Pottorton’e. MI 9-4587. and tilled furniture, china, glass, terday afWrnoon. 3 0 1 -3 1 1 C im m f | | jpir saclLBBttenL Print Name, Ad- for tech pattern. Print Name, Ad­ ever, only first rate, clean, exp ^ th lr 14th day o f February, A D „ tend this heaitag. ! BOLTON, COIfN.—For sale, ranch about 60x24. Ltege lot, picturesque American food shoppers spend an The cafeteria wasSlteorated ta^ . W 6-8348 silvsr, plcturs frames and old |l2,eoo-81X room oaps, (UU Ths plstatlff is bstag rsprsssntad Ih w wltl} 2oaa, Btyis No. dress and with zone and Pattern Num­ RADIO-TV REPAIR, any make, lenced dperatoti newl wpply. .You 1961. house, 6 rooms, furnished or un- setting, many bses. Oonvsnlsnt average >qf 38 ratautes ta the a Valentine theme. C h e ^ pl« «™,.| ber. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby msnt, eombtaotioa windows and by Atty. Ronald J a e ^ of ths law lee cream were served ky «"• Ml 3-513^^ free pickup and dellveiy on email will wait * long time to r euch an ' Charlee A. RobUnel doors, amaMts drive, shade trass, (utniansd, bsMment fAnj*' to ^ b u r Cress, FuUer BrtUh. grocery saro tlms toey go market­ Have you the '61 Album con­ Chairman - . ' DtebMW eoUsettoos, attlo eoBtants er whole tjihmi C nnt, Realtor, Walton W. ItaBi o f Lsssnsr. Kbttner, BArp and Paul Whits and her oommlnse...... UliiW'NP neMm. ftslas * Swa- 'radios, pnanogrepha. Hours 8-10 opportunity to come ywr way . Michael P eio t W days v c c a g n e ji. Martait X. Ploast teU osnier MX s-7tS4, Box ing.. hne « wteith of aewiag taining many lov^y designs and DanlsI I.. Hair, estates Grant Acanor. P tiM . Jaoebn tat ICandiMtar. pjB. H * B Radio and TV, MI again. CWl .Mr.’Vaete at JA 6-7231 Stanley Fatnode Taio0tt«ai% oma. m i n v r m . m bsnsoB, Brdtsy. Ml M2M, •2, ow pahtor Itoad. V':.. 85e. frsa pattetteTIT Only“ * 25o“ a copy! 8-1*79. days or JA Sdniwvtataga. Board of Selectman* g a erstu y 1 / Tht.WMthtr THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1981 Avnbfft DtUy N«t ProM Hob FACE SIXIEEN Fotwaat af V. Mt Waathqr iSanrliPBfrir Fift^ning ji|i^raUi For Hm 'Wa lk '; Dae. 8L IDDD N ot M tow OMi«ht, lie patriMy aitiad ia sea. Bala " A family MHMii will be held to­ 13,314 morrow at dIjO p.m. in Woodruff GOP Forming BOYSCOUT Church Units day, About Town HaU o f Center Cangrogatkmat attha Aa«i la ■ Buimm o< OlMalatiaa Church. The program "Will Include Notes And News! M en chM U t^A CUy o f VUlage Charm O ub wU Ibold a |Mt* games, singing and a short color Junior Hear Expert movie. The worship will be led by Satflniay for nem bm (Claotifled AdvortltiBg on Pago It) atatUac at 8 p.m. a Center Church family. Ibere will Mbro than 100 Cub Scouts at BIANCHESTER, CONNn FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961 PRICB FIVE CBNTB be a nominal charge. High school studenU who think On Civil War VOL. LXXX, NO. 117 (FOURTEEN PAGES) Pack 8 and membera of their fam­ nMaMOMMamMBMivMMmawmaHHBaHiBN they'd prefer to be Republicans W. ClemeaUno, aeaman ilies attended a BhM and OoM din­ m (N , am o f Mr. and Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ when they reach the voting age. The Brotherhood of Temple ranth. will meet tomorrow at 7:48 ner recent!^ at Highland Fark I Ctonentino, 20 Weat- and who'd UkS to find out now School. Beth Sholom will be host to the ___ Rd, taeenUy departed p.m. at the Masonic Temple Mrs. congregations of South Methodist John Peretto will be In charge of what.the party stands for and Robert Barnlngham conducted a MaTpmt, Fla., aboard the ra- the business meeting, and Dr. Church and Covenant Congroga- refreshmente how it operates, will have— the . Apr pidnt deatioyer, USS Turner, Mather NeilT'and Jonn Tedtbrd tipnsncnurch at a meeting Mon- a avren-month cruiae in tbe chance to do eo next month. Omar Shrine Club wUl observe presented awards as foUowa; day at 8:30 p.m. In the Temple jIMttamaean. The destroyer, a A Jimior Republican Club will vestry. All Congo Leaders “Potentate and Divan Nl|^t” to­ Martt Bnllard. Mlehae] Dvorak, o f Uw Sixth n ea t, apeclalixea be fomed under the sponsorship Guest speaker will be Dr. Alice la aeteetidb of unldeatlfied aircraft morrow at 6:30 p.m. at the 3 J’a of the Manchester Women's Re­ Bruce Farnell, Carmen Sllloramo Restaurant in Bolton. Dinner and Bugene Montany, wblf badges; Cooke Brown, dean of women and and aubmarinea publican Club. associate professor an<\ chairman wUl be served at 7:30 following a Mra. Harlan Taylor, president Dean La<|oe, Howard Sandals social hour. The program will A traffic safety program with of the club, said the Jimlor Re­ and. Steve Barnlngham, bear include entertainment by the Ohistrated talk by Andrew Nash publicans will get together in the badges; Phillip (3«ndanlet. bear a t Tfayelera Insurance Oo. will be “Sleepless Knights of Harmony." and gold arrow ©n beSr and gold a.bart>er shop quartet. middle of next month to elect of­ praaented at a mWting ot the Kt- ficers and appoint committees service pm; Steve Roswi. gold and wants Club of Manchester Tues- silver arrow on lion. Rfamard Ted- Four Mancheeter youths were Helping to coordinate the Junior To Meet UN, Prevent War ford was awarded an asalstant dky a m at Manchester Country politicians will be the Tpimg Re­ «ub. ^The mm Is a Walt Disney graduated recently from recruit denner badge. publicans. production. training at the Naval Training A special presentation o f the ..-i Center, Great Lakes. HI. They Richsrd Kennedy, president of pack charter was made by the the student council at Manchester Anarchy Rules in Kivu Ml— Carol C. West dau|^ter of are Marvin JU Wild, son o f Mr. and Scout Council. Mr. and Mrs. Oimand J. west of Mrs. Carl M. Wild. 299 Burnham High School, is acting as liaison be­ An executive meeting will be tween the prospective members Cairo Denies Bolton Center, has been named to St.; James E. Menditto. son of held at the hdme of Mrs. Rodtwell L iberian and the sponsoring clubs. Nigerians the dean's Hst at Indiana Univer­ Mr. and Mrs. EMward J. Menditto. Anyone of high school age. in­ Potter on Feb. 27. The March pack sity where she is a freshman. She 26 Clinton St.; G. Hoyt Stllson HI, meetrng will be at the school Love that Baby... Indeed We Del cluding ninth grad s at Barnard Giving Arms lo Gizenga Removes la a graduate of Manchester High son o f Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoyt Stil- M ar(^ 8. Behool and is majoring in lan­ son. 78 CampOeld Rd.; and John Junior (High School, is eligible to For Talk guages in tbe College of Arts and M. Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Join. We’re searching constantly for ways't-to bo sold at Waahlagtaa. m b . ' 17 i m — fwage in three otepa "ia Jutt Sot Man'IV of the rioters wore black FURNACE OIL hant the aingle zone adult fare in the is Year Prisoit Term tries. ' Antomatie Delivery Powder ...... Ig. 69c S^ a or go Wathlngton' s Birthday Seeretaiy at Labor Arthur J. good snough." mourning bands and earrisd huge Hartford, (Including Mancheeter), Basteqlly, the smeignnqr section coma Wodnes- ^otoa of the slain Congo pre­ White SlephantElephant S u e coi Goldberg today orgod Oongrosa WiUiam F. Schnltzler, AFL-(3IO Stamtord and New Haven divi­ of the praposed resrtutloa-> L. T. WOOD CO.. mier. H iey assailed the 'Umted Round 5 to 5)A~lb. 7 0 - Center elieee ef tUe A O - day n ext to act promptly oa PmUdeat aecfetary-treaaurer, asked the sions 1s 25 cents — a 5-cent In­ Mra. Geiger, daughter o f W. P. 1. Utged U.N. tr o ^ in The Con­ Pbone Ml S-11S9 States for leading the support of Sioux City, Feb. 17 WP) — An^ portion. Lb. * " deliclbas hniw Ux Hie tradorr, under the command Koaasdy’o roqnaat for a M tago Bouse Labor suheommittee to set crease. Iverson, .83, long-time president of go to use force If necessary to pre­ SWORDFISH of aialrman Oonaral Joaoph UJI. policy In Ths Cdngo. Iowa banker’s daughter, who em­ Sfi-eoat iaeroaaa la Ow ariafamm . a 81.25 an hour minimum at once The Increase applies only to the bezzled 82 million from hlS bank the hank, under the law faced a vent civil war: OYSTERS (George Washington) Garman,. wage and aa exteaeloB ot cover- for workers now covered by the After being driven from the em first zone of travel. There is no maximum sentence of 176 years in have been summoned hare throu|^ and apparently lost much of it in MANCHESTER > ago. law; establish a 44-hour week at hassles, the mob moved on to i fare boost for riders who travel market speculations, waa sentenc­ prison and a 8176,000 fine. Jtidge (Conttnaed on Page Seven) HADDOCK Tiia apeclml la on Morrell Pride (not the eeay eat) . . . it Is the auspleas of the Manchester But Bap. Adam Clayton Po- once for newly covered' workers, rally at which It shouted approval Graven did not levy a fine. fully coriced, Just best end serve . . . stoiM t boneleee. towna Chamber of Commerce for three or more zones. ed to 16 years in prison today. WINDOW SHADES FLOUNDER weU, D-N.T., ehairnum o f tbe and bring more retaU and service of resolutiona demanding that the I Rldors Ui ths HsTtford sTea Only Mrs. Burnlce Iverson Geiger, 68. , TTie Informaitlon specifically ac­ the big event. House Imhor Coauulttee said workers under the act cused Mra. Geiger o f em bm ling Ta honouiahle Police Chief to •We to purchase tokens at mlling faintly as she entered the G r*M , White, Ecru heavy oppeoltloB to the bill Schnlxler’s prepared ' teetimony o f the B ntiili cotmnonwGGltn | the rate aof# four #/bwfor ar86 rowitjicents. courtroom, waa sentenced to serve 8122,393.54 during the period of Jaiaaa M. Reardon has proclaimed back the Communist. - supported Washable withla the eoaualttee may delay waa released in advance. He was In all three di'vlsiona student five years on each of three counts Nov. 5, 1957 and Jan. 18, 1961. PUBLIC MARKET next Wednewiay a day of ‘Free rebel Congo regime of Antoine G1 Bulletins Baal actloa. one of the first witnesses called rates wriU be 15 cehts. The increase of embezzlement The sentences Authorities said she admitted tak­ Parking” -la the downtown area. by the subcommittee. Secretary of senga. ^ HOLLAND HNISH Downtown stores wearing "Sale in student fares affects only the are to run consecutively. ing 82,126,859.10. from the AP Wires 803-805 MAIN STRctT Pinehurst Lamb Strie Labor Arthur J. Goldberg was an­ Support was also given' to the U.8 . District Judge Hrory N. Mrs. Geiger 'was still nattily Banners" for the Sixth annual Washington. Fob. 17 OP) — The Soviet demand for toe ouster of Hartford and Stamford areas, be­ 30 Made te Order Large families and those with freezers will save money on other. Graven also sentenced her to five dressed though wearing toe same WESSON OIL AFL^CIO said today .the admin­ U.N. Secretary-general Dag Ham cause a 15-cent rate already is'in these 2 "3 In 1’’ lamb specials. The administration bill, high on years on each of the other 32 clothes she wore- when she plead­ w ith Tour Reltere (Oeatfaiaed an Pago Two) istration bill to raise the minimum marakjold and for toe withdrawal effects in New Haven. The Stu- NEW JOBLESS FUND SQUGBT QUALITY MEATS THAT/SATISFY! President Kennedy’s priority list counts of a U.S. attorney’s infor­ ed guilty Jan. 30. She had on a tan of toe crack Nigerian troops •»« I «d* S ford^ Washlngtoo. F to. 17 OP PULL UNB OF CUSTOM to ease the pinch of recession, mation to which she pleaded guil­ dress, a fur-trimmed brown coat Fnsideat KenMdy today a iM • FRESHLY CUTUT • NICELY DISPLAYED *NOT PREPAC^GED^* REASONAILE PRICK • SWIFT PREMIUM ~ ty last Jan. 30. Those sentences and vel'vetecn hat for toe one- would raise the minimum wag;c (Oontinned on n^:e Seven) The PUC, in approving the rate M for aa addttlooal SSS VENETIAN BLINDS ^ Hiingry People Steal Cattle for presently-covered w orke^ to I increase, hM said the new fares are to run concurrently with the block walk from the county jail to fo r BBeaqiloynieat rett- UMB FOREQUARTERS 1/2 * . ' 9 9 ' 81.16 an hour now, with 5-cef?L to' should mean an additional 8878,000 16 years. She will be eligible the courthoiiae. paynieBte for former Cut long to give you 5 nice rib chops. 8 shoul­ creases In each of the two follow­ annually to the company’s revenue. for parole after five years. One of the startling disclosures federal empkqrea and cx-servIce* '' UsuaUy $i.l9 The matronly-looking woman,, a CHOICE QUALITY E. A. lOHNSON ; der chops and stewing lamb. A half a lore- ing years to 81.25. during the brief hearing was whro men.-: The WUto House soU quarter weighs sbou^ 10 'lbs...... lib. cashier and director of the defunct U.S. Diet. Atty. F. E. Van Alstlne In reusable decanter New Wave of Jobless Schnltzler said raising it to Youth Killed in Crash. Sheldon National Bank, occasion­ preseat funds wlB be eThanated PAINT GO. ■ ‘v*/ NewsTidbits said that Mrs. Geiger had discov­ about March .1. The auppleBitot* 81.28 Immediately wbuld produce Union, Feb. 16 (AV^A new ally dabbed at her eyes with a 72. other waa injured last night when the labor DeparimeBt whkli ing power Instead o f 8600 miUioh. appearance in court. bank 38 years ago. KABUKI FANCY their automobile went out o f con- handlM unemplojnDMat poyr Migrants in California .The AFL-CIO proposals also During toe brief appareanc^ 'Van Alstine M id she hid toat LAMB RACK sr SADDLE would exten^ protection to 5.9 mil­ I trol and overturned on Route 15. government and defense attorneys mento for foiaier fbdoral em- LEGS of This cut (a half rack weighs 9. to 9>,v Ibs.i lyHITE ALBACORE Santa Maria tails home to tri- shortage and began speculating lion more, workers instead of 4.3 Killed 'waa Thomas OlUzza, 20, brought out that she spent huge ployeo and ox-eervtoemen. rives you 8 rib, 6 loin chops, plus 1 Iamb nnophsnt weteome from crowd of and misapplying the bank funds and By MMUUB LANDSBERG < arsi educators, nurses, auto deal­ million and would raise the pay of I of 36. Henry St., too driver of the sums of money in various ■ways. Kidney and a stewing flank. As i s ...... Lb. 100,000 with only one passtoger I auto. One of these waa speculation beiself. OIL IMPtHnte RAlSia> TUNA BacraniMtto, Oalif.. Feb. 17 OP ers, private charity agency offi­ 3 million instead of 1.9 million aboard—an American . . . Canadi­ Mrs. Geiger’s attorney, Warren CENTER cials and others. low-paid workers, he said. The injured man waa identified on the “Board of Trade”, where Wasidngton, Feb. 17 taPi—Tha (’Trimmed Lb. 69c) —A family Uviag on potatoes . . . an Broadcasting I by :Btate'Police os Thomas F. Dll- Dunkle, told' toe court the 876,000 government today antoorisad aa (No oil added, brine pack) hungry people stoallng cattle The report, uiirellevedly gloomy, SiAnitzler also ' protested the she lost about 81.000 a month in was embezzled by one of three offered these observations: administration proposal to waive on ceast-te-ooBSt t e le '^ ^ o r ^ jo, of 89 Malikowakl Circle, a period of nearly 30 years, the IncreaM of 100,000 barrels daily lb. . . . a new wave of Jpers from Okinawa] Vehicle D ^artm ent s (IMIy —The Rhode Island General -As­ AidBiUSp^riis “The -workers in such enter­ Chlx Wings .... Lb. |po—or Soiip Necks .... . Lb. 5e Usually 28c The report said: on aark Air F o rco Base, Phmp- wc«rd of m sembly, faced with the teeue S i OUB OWN MAKE prises are notoriously underpaid,’! a atate . perMoal income tax, Knpckle Soup Bones Lb. 160 In lota of 6 *Tn all oountioo chocked, unem­ pines, stmnlattng' inteivention ln|o7 last mltolght w»d the tetals on Cairo-Tehran Papers PURE PORK ployment is aubstantlal and In- House IHspiiite the AFL-CIO spokesman aald and friendly country toat asked for toe same date last year: was advisM by reaearch LEAN, SHOBT SHANK crearing. 8500,000 cutoflr for laundries would help . . . Paijl Angle, director of 1960 1961 ants today toht such a SAUSAGE MEAT Accidents ,,....4 8 1 5 4649 (E)et.) Pinehurst chuck ground lb. 69c or in 2 >/2 Ih. lots $1.69 Cans $ "In aU,oouuUeo it te greater exclude many ,7iighiy profitable -Chicago Historical Society noted New York, Feb. 17 iJP — Thefdocum ents reaches the American would be "emineatly fair.” 1.00 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS firms, Killed ...... 25 20 SMOKED . . . Regular hamburger 55c lb., 2 ...... 8 oi;. 32c Connecticut: / ington added that-Eisenhower took those Stalin-Churchlll- - Roosevelt Welfare reported today. Tim FANCY. MILK FED The 817,000, reported yeatorday. publicans easily won passage of a Scott Crossfleld, first man to Temperatures for the next five Lb. 69c SWIFT PREMIUM BACO N at 49e Ib. COFFEE, con $1.3V too proof toeeta with him when he talks was Ufted six years ago. weekly moriddity and mortal Smith’s Blackeye Beans ...... lb. 23c roeolutloh urging Connecticut’s Economic Lag for fly XIS rocket plane, is named te the largest January figure In left the White House Jan. 20 “ as The concessions made by Preslr lly report alaa noted hopw tte ...... Ib. 2.5c LOIN (SAVE AT LEAST 10c AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE) a dsoado in d ropreoonta 8 per eongreaalonal delegation to sup­ head of North American Aviation’s (ConUnned on Page iSeven) insurance against any tampering Smith’s Jumbo Lentils ...... V OUB OWN MAKE dent Roosevelt al;, the CJalro-Teh- WM coaUnniBg at a high la n i cent ol the oovored work force. port aa “antt-pirating” ' amend­ 6th Month in Row new engineering branch in Los with our suppression of the docu­ Smith’s Pinto B e a n s ...... ib. 19c .MEDIUM HOT rim meetings cleaned the way, it of iBcklenw aetoao tbe VEAL Irving PeriuM, aUte director of ment to the Douglas wl. Angeles to test naanned spare sys­ ments by the Kennedy admthlatra- has been charged, for the post­ RILL ROUDRIEAU The resolution waa passed 158- The report Smith’s Great Northern Beans ...... lb. }9c ITAUAN SAUSAGE unemployment, however, aqya, Washington, Feb. 17 US—Tw o new tems . . . B^tlsh W ar Minister John tlon." war grabs of eastern Europe and tite atatiaUca haven't " e U r M 105 along straight party divisions. government .reporte show a further ProtuidO' tells Parlianient British Bank Robber Kills Asked about the story, Eisen­ during the t CHOPS wi-pui AT PINEHURST, SOI MAIN ST. mainland China. flgujre O d net I Campbell’s Tomato Soup ...... 4 cans 49c Specializing In ^ ' Nabisco’s Ed Carrigan ' anowballing downhill." He aald he Each B id e accused the other of lag hiylto economy with in«hup Army will launch large-scale TV hower said at Palm Springs. Calif., Lb. The papers on the Potsdam which rqierted 181 75c ^ lias a new hopea, but can’t guarantee, the re- playing politics at tha axpense of trial output dropping for the sixth advertising inogram this year Ih lOne of 3 H ostage where he te vacationing: Bamble Bee Brand Tuna, SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER Conference — held in July 1945 week. CEiLERY THIN raaalnn haa about raached bottom. (Tqanecticut’s Jobless.- straight month in January and In- attempt to Improveimprove recrnlting. “I have no records hero and no Solid White Meat ...... 3 7 oz. cans $1.00 after Roosevelt’s death — are con­ FRESH DRESSED NATIVE DYNAMOMETER I m u s s , odd, “Tha Important The bin by U.S. Ban. Paul H. .comes foiling for the third month. President Kennedy names Ram­ Lake Ohariee, La., Feh. 17 OPhr recollection of anything they are imported Polish Mushrooms i ...... plastic box 33c selling at 35c to go . PINK GRAPEPRUIT— 4 for 39e sidered relatively unimportant BONN OFFERS U A AID ‘ along with Nabisco thing for us to do It not to hold Douglaa, D-lli., and .others would In one report, the Federal Re­ sey <3ark, son 6 t -Associate Sup­ A teen-ager toot and knifed to talking about." Bean. Genaaay. Feh. 17 (S)-r- our Beads in our haada; but 'to do prdvlda fedetal aid to areas of serve Board sold .yesterday that The News story said in part: compared with those of (Sairo and Mosselman’s Penn Dutch Cherripie ____t ib. 8 oz. 41 f p o u l t r y Sesame ’Thins . (48 size). Buy a doxea or two at this low price. reme Court Justice Tom Clark, death a -woman teller and wound­ ChaamUor Koarad ------MOTOR TUNE-OP aomething to oreate Jbbs.” chronic employment Coanacticut’s production at mines, factories and to aestetant attorpey general in ed two other 'bank employes he Eisenhower has toe proof sheets, Tehran. Former President Tru­ .Medium SIm Rye Thins man was In on the Potsdam Con­ has lastrn ^ Woat Dailey’s Dill P ic k le s...... qt. 35c , \ Bacon Thins and At tha govemorfd request, Johif Sen. Prescott Bush, a Rapublican, utilities dropped 1 per cent to a charge of Lands DivisKin... For took oa hostages hi a 814.000 rob­ now claissifled secret, o f the Calro- la sponsoring an puitlHpiratlng fleeal.u*qMi^. to .. ^ Habitant French Canadian ROASTING Domestic- r Foreign Vegetable Thins M. Wadaaeyer, director of ebclal pbtnt 8 per cent below the record second time within Week,,Chicago bery . last. night. ’I’ebrsui Conforences of 1943 shd of ference. At Pinehurst—free parking—caTiy out service . . . aad a sele welfare, aaaigniad crews ot iavas- amendmant to tte Douglka biU leve]l achieved in January i960. toe 1945 Potsdam Conference. The Bisenhoqfer’s decision to take Style Pea Soup ...... 2 15 oz. cans 29c CH ICKEN S .. Ib. 45c Wheat Thlas. oq U. S. No. 1 Grade has reeoird number ot jtelae alnrnw State Police seized Wifoert lor tha VJ Competition— Sptort8 Car. tl^ to r o to aaleOtad counttea, both .’Tha'aahnAhniiit tp^tesigned In' a-Mparate rapbrt, the Com­ sounded in 7-hour period, at City Rideau, 19-year-oM Negro, as he bapera had been scheduled to be personal custody o t the secret war* Jc84o Mackerel...... 15 oz. 19c CHICKEN Keebler's neW item is a b ig aa d aefiall, industrial and agri< make certain sMleral tooney merce D(^rtment aald' peraonal Hall... Rudolph OU, 51. CMcago ^ driving toe small foertgn car released by toe State Department lime material waa reached at a cookie called Jamaica Gem MAINE POTATOES ...... 10Hm .39 c not uspd to Ijflp jnove Indus^ or inebme d rq q ^ d by:8600 million last later tola year In printed form White House conference with a R(S- '•At - ‘^culture. railroad foreman, is seriously In­ belonging' to the slain woman, FatcIgB Fish Balls of H addock...... 14 oz. 55c LEGS ...... ib. 49c FRESHLY g r o u n d Have your cartmretor mad Igaitloa I imsineas from one state to anothi month to an temua) rate of 8.406.3- under' airahgSments Tbade when publican congresalmial leader* aelUng at ...... lb. 49c Save mdre . . .buy 8 or 8 lO’e at thlo low prico. TIm ' bdunttea: Los Angeles, San jured when planted bomb shat- Mrs. JUlla Ferguson, 60-yeM-old Sweetlife Qrange Juice ...... 2 1 pt: 2 oz. can6 35c CHICKEN balanced by an expert utlag thaj ZMagp, Alameda, Santa Clara, er.. billion, Tbla compared with last Elaenbower was president. shortly before. President Kennedy Baforb the House vote oh the October’a record rate of 8409.7 tora his auto aa lie etepa on ateli­ widow. "UnleoB-they are released as Is, was Inaugurated. HAM8UINI u. Sit dwat modern equipment. Contra Costa, Rlvarsida, Kern, er. .. Free China RcUaf Associa­ Sheriff Henry Reid Jr. Sweetlife Orange-Gfaj^fruit------2 1 pt. 2 oz. cans 35c BREASTS . Ib. 45c Btaihtelaua, Freano, Marin, Hum- GOP reeeluUon. the Doneerata -biltion. or If there is any undue delay In The State Department said yes­ LEAN. FRESH GROUND tion plana it chartared to Rideau admitted holding up ^ feoldt, M andoclao'and - Shasta. first forced a yotp on a Substi­ -The reaerva board daidf' a sharp Mys releaatog toam, toe former Pres­ terday that the Pottsdara pi^wni SA W Pear Nectar ...... 2 12 oz. cans 3.5c W IN G S .. Ib. 25c •Maacbeoter’a Exeluelve FoielgB I parachute suppUea to refugeoa suburban bank. Reid added he "la a- ‘1. Wedemayer said iiitarvlewara tute Damoeratje resolution. It cutba!ck la auto aaaembUes, FU cb ident finnly Inteoda to eqe that CHOCK DEEP Lb. A9b and Sporta Oar Salea aad Sorvlea nNEHURSr IROOiRY, INC, IK MAIN ST. , from Rod China was shot down 1». 8 A W Peach Nectar ...... 2 12 oz. cana 35c Necks 'r Rocks tt>. Sc talked to county welfare offtctela, Ua asm unaKpuifnttol .fU* ^ ^ il ? , 1 hmiaaMmeh, baaken, linlon lead- (C .sm ftf* NiM). iOisWteisd SK 9sgb Fogs) (Ooi|iMM4M~«riNto t ' l - ' '-',T f c - ' f '

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