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’ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, IM l Average Daily Net Prees Run PAGE SIXT EEW The Weather''/^' jKanrt|?jati?r ^wnitts For ta* Weak « a M Faraeaat af V. 8. WaatMe M N De«.n>* PolUh Ainerlc»n C5ub ■Win To O bserve Manchester-^A City o f Village Charm I ...... iiiiiiiiiAiininiiai ,pon«r * pre-L«iten party Satui^ x : ^ «v«niu« at the clubhouse. 106 • Cimtoq S t A buffet will be tprved Day of Prayer VOL. LX X X, NO. 110 (EIGHTEEN PAGESf MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1961 (Classified Advertising on Page 16) PRICE FIVE CBNtE • a tS p.M.. and there will be dans- MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER FREE PARKING ing until 1 a.m. Church bells wiU ring at noon Rear of oUr store TWdsht'a neetins ot ^ e Italian on Friday, Feb.' 17, calling wor- Your Store of Village Charm .., Inspector Finds American Ladles' Auxiliary has ahippers to the Word Day of Pray­ ■ ' been canceled because of parking er service at 2 p.m. at the Center PUC Chairman Says 40 Dead Swine problems created by the snow. The , Congregational Church. anxillary will meet March 8 at the Theme of fhla year’s ohaerv- In East Hartford cluUiouae on Eldridge S t ance. aponaored by the Manches­ ter Council of Oiurch Women, New Haven Railroad Two Manchester residents and a will be "Forward Through the Samuel and John Lombardo, op­ Coventry resident have been made erators of the Eaatem Meat Peck­ new ciUxens at U S. District Court ?S e service will he preceded by a potluck luncheon at 12:30 p.m. ing Co. of Kaet Hartford, have in Hartford. They are Miss Anna at Center Church. Reservationa been arrested, charged with feed­ '■'.Edlte Fogelia 92 Woodland St., Can Be Revived Now i^ould be made as aoon aa pos­ ing tmcooked garbage to awine. 0 mM Miss Gilda Aujnra PeUto. 209 Spruce St., both of Manchester. sible with Church Council repre- Hie Lombardos were placed tm- senUtives in Individual churches Hartford, Feb. 9 (/P)— e pledged thalr auppoit of tax i»- a i« Mrs. Fay Laura Hietala, Oak or with Mrs. J. WiUia Kelley, der arrest Tuesday after Max Kor- For 14.2 Million 65, Over President George Alpert .of measures, Gbrove, Coventry. Engaged luncheon chairman. A nursery will Several biUa before the commit­ man, a livestock inspector for the The engagement of Miss Judith be provided from 12:30 through) the New Haven Railroad to­ tee would repeal the state’s gross State HealUi .Department, report­ Nancy Weber of Rockville to the service. day asked the General As- earnings tax on the railroad. This ed he found 40 dead pigs at the Jarold W. Spath of Branford is Church wotnten partidpating in tax now brings <1.2 millions in Lombardo farm which Ilea in Man­ acmUy to wipe out $394,000 in chester and Glastonbury off Hille- THURSOAY IS announced by her parents, Mr. and Uie worship service will be Mm. ' back taxes owed the state by revenue to the state yearly. The Mrs. Russell J. Weber. 26 Crown Clifford 0. Simpson, Center Con­ railroad has been operating at a town Rd. Calls for Increased St. Rockville. gregational Church; Mrs. Thomas the railroad and take quick deficit, however, and Is In arrears Korman was the complainant on COLOR Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Spano, Community Baptist action on other tax Yelief on Its tax payments. a warrant for the arrests. Mrs. Harold Spath of Branford. Church: Mrs. Walker Briggs, REGULARLY TO 4 9 .0 0 measures. \___ Loughlin, spoke in behalf of the East Hartford Detectives George Miss Weber U a 1958 graduate South Methodist Church: Mrs. “PUC and““Si a meiHber of the In­ Garrity and William Pottinger terstate Staff Committee that has served the warrants. of Rockville High School, and U Frank Starr. North Methodist Hartford, Feb. 9 (ff)— The Social Security Tax TV DAY in her junior year at the Univer- Church; Mrs. Carroll Nelson, proposed a 4-year financial felief Korman also reported that on A aitv o f Connecticut. chairman of the State Public program of some <54 railllona for Feb. 2 the ste..m b-iler which the Emanu^ Lutheran Church. the railroad. Connecticut's share SMRCACdorTV Mr. Spath is a 1958 graduate of Eleven women will participate Utilities Commission today company uses to cook garbage Washington, Feb. 9 (iPj-Lpresident Kennedy todty stol Branford High School, and is also told-a legislatiye hearing that of that would be <1.7 milllona an­ was frozen, some of the pipes were In a dramatisation; -"With Tomor­ nually. Congress a controversial health insurance program for 14.2 a Junior at the University of Con­ row Yet to Come,” written by he believed the New Haven broken, and there was evidence of necticut where he in enrolled in The ’ governors of Connecticut million Americans 65 or older. It would cost about |1A billton James Milton Buell. The. drama, Railroad could be “financially and Rhode Island have joined in BARLOyrSTV the School of Engineering. commemorating the 75th anni­ C^C^ntinued en Page Ten) annually in increased Social Security taxes. No date has been set for the and physically rehabilitated, urging thb. Interstate Commerce im t 'Mlnad Tpke.T-Bocldaiid versary of the World Day. of Pray­ Commission'' to act favorably on a Benefit outlays for the calendar year 1963, the first year of wedding. er. explains how the observance t The statement was made by Eu­ gene 8. Loiighlin, PUC chairman, request by the New Haven Rail­ full operatioh, are estimated at about $1.1 billion but solid started, developed through the road for a . <5 million loan guar years, and what may be done in bi urging the General Assembly spending figures do not go much further than that. to provide tax relief for the road. antee. State News In addition to calling in a special message for the health the future. ; Loughlin was one of aeveral The governors announced their Those taking part in the drama­ witnesses to testify during the position yesterday after the rail­ insura.nce levy against workers and employers, Kennedy tisation, aupplementing the serv­ first part of the hearing. road submitted the pi^tlon to the recommended spending many additional millions of dollars— ice, are Mrs. Donald Richter, Cen­ NOW’S^THE TIME TO BUY! President George Alpert of the ICC in Washington. *016 railroad R ou n d u p he didn’t specify the total—for safeguarding the natiob’s te r' Congregational; Mrs. Sarkis railroad and other railroad officials said it must have a substantial Meseriain, St. Mary's Episcopal; health and helping care for the ill from infancy through were among those waiting to tes­ part of the money by Feb. 15 to adulthood. Mrs. Wtothrop Ballard, Cbnir tify. meet the payroll “ and other items k munity ■ Baptist; Mrs. Hldward • FLEECES • TWEEDS • POLISHED FABRICS A spokesman for the Democrat­ which will then be due.” Ex-Judge Dies The President, basing his plea on what he called the harsh K CBMCO Ralph, - North Methodist; Mrs. ic administration ot Gov. John N. The railroad said it will supply consequences and sometimes crushing cost of illness, said the Every Friday Night At 8 P.M, Everett Johnson, Emanuel Luther­ _,t>Dempsey, and both Dem'ocratic In Bristol Fire spending he wants—apart from the insurance program under an; Mrs. Herbert Klecolt, Center dmknd Republican legislative leaders (Continued on Page Tep) Congregational; Mrs. Max Schu­ ^ MANY COLORS * MANY STYLES Social Security—would provide for: KNI8HTS OF COLUMBUS HOME bert, Concordia Lutheran; Mrs. Bristol, Feb. 9 {/P)— Former An increase in community health services and facilitleB Alfred Whitney, South Methodist; Judj|;e William J. Malone, 81, such as nursing homes, nursing aid and expansion of hospital 1 3 t MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Mrs. William SpaUg. Salvation Sizes 5 to 15; 8 to 20; l4'/2 to lA V z Bristol, died early today of research and development, training of more doctors and d (^ Army; Mrs. Joel Hitt, Second Rev. A. L. Williams Congregational, and Mrs. Charles suffocation and burns in his tists through federal scholarships, a broader health care pro* Baxter, Center. Congregational. • lambs wool linad home. He had been smoking in gram for children and youth, more vocational rehabilitation Ushers will be Mrs. Reinhold bed. training of the disabled and expansion of medical research. Rautenbeng, Concordia Lutheran; . * orlon pile lined Resigns at St. Mary’s Malone, a Hfelong resident of "The health of our "nation,” the'f’ ...... Mrs. Mark W. Htth^ente'r Congre­ Bristol, was police court judge President said, "is a key to its fu­ gational; Mrs. Nicholaa Derewian- • full length The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rec­ for 30 years and a former state ture—to Its economic vitality, to ka. Community Baptiat; Mrs. Ken­ tor of St. Mary’s Elpiscopal Church, representative. the mprale and efficiency of -its Kennedy Aides LAST CHANCE neth Ogren, Covenant Congrega­ • ihort with last night submitted his resigna­ He was graduated from Yale citizens, to our success in achiev­ tional; Mr*. Ruaaell Miner, North raccoon collar tion to the vestry of the church. . Law School and eegired^in World ing our own goals and dem­ JUNIOR SqOME UNOE LE8S0H8 Methodist; and Mrs. Hugo Carl The resignation, submitted "for War I as a major in thC Air Force. onstrating to others the benefits Doubt Reds for jeon, Emanuel 1-utheran. reasons Of health known to all of Medical Bhcamlner Fred J, Tlr- President, at Prayer Breakfast of a free society.” ' THURSDAY, FEB. I 7 The soloist wrill be Mrs. O. B. us," is to become effective Feb. 28 ella eaid death was due to suf­ President Kennedy and others/at toe head table bow their heads during the Invocation at the an­ Terming it a matter of national Stanford of Community Baptist or upon approval of a total and focation caused by bums. Fire nual "pre.sidentlal prayer breakfast” today in a Washington hotel. From left: Evangelist Billy concern, Kennedy added: Laos Controls M l cMd Ml GmdM 6;30 to 8:00 P.(. Church, and the organist wdll be permanent disability pension from damage to the bedroom -was email. Graham, Kennedy, Sen. Frank Carlson, R-Kan., and Judge Boyd Leedom of Washington, presi­ "The dramatic results of new W{rs. William Kloppenburg of St, the National Pension Fund of the Malone is survived by his 'wldo*, dent of the International Christian leadership Conference, the sponsoring organization. The medicines and^ new methods— By JOHN M. HIOHTOWEB jilary'a Episcopal Church. Episcopal Church. Catherine, , and "Two daughters, President 'said he does not regard religion as a weapon in the Cold War but as the essence of the opening the way to a fuller and jMior Hf9h and Hi^li—0:00 to 9:30 P.M. more useful llfe^are too often be­ Washington, Feb. 9 (IP)—Kenne­ Mrs. Chester Bigelow will be The vestry received the resigna­ Mr . William Morrissey and Mrs differences separating the Communist and non-Communlst world. (AP Photofax). dy administration officials were Me P w lisaaoM — Waddell School — Stan Beet Caller tion on behalf of the parish with William Huntting, both of West yond the reach of those who need general chairman in charge of the the most. . . reported today to have ■virtually worship service. Mrs. Charles, Bax­ “ great regret.” Formal acceptance Hartford. glvim up hope o f getting Soviet awaits the call of a parish meet­ "Those among us who are over ter is in charge of the dramattsa- Senate C ro n pi 6% 65—16 million, today in the Unit­ agreement to revival o f a 8-power ■ ■MBHHIMi.lOH.HP tlon, and Mrs. J. Willia Kelley, ing. ■ of Workers Idle International C on^l- CommlBSiibn __ "This will be a tremendous loss Accident Totals^ ed States—go to the hospital more luncheon chairman. HartfordrFeb."9 W —’nie State often and n a y ' longer than toeir (orUaos. ------7 -^----- to St, Mary’s Church becsuse of That Is the basis for a westeni the rector's years of service, es­ Motor Vehicle Ddpar^ent’a daily ToQiiiz Qiiefs younger neighbors. Their physical record o f ' automobile accidents as 25 New Centers Added activity is limited by six times ss formula for ending the war In Laos Elks Setback pecially in the field of teaching,” and uniting the Sdutheart Asian IN ADDjPFlON to the hundreds of quality stocks id Gordon Fogg, 4uhl6r warden.:, o f last midoijght-anU^ho-totols on. much dlsSMIity ss the rest'of the bided iMt nijght’fe meet- toe^dMWEgmaM year: population. Their annual Income country under a policy of-neutral­ North Ends, 1,268; Leone’s: at OnRcNEketGajp ity. Jisted on the New Yoyk Stock Exchange, there, Trucking, 1,256: State Shoe R e­ ' biglS ’TRe vMtry in the abeehce of 1060 1961 '' is only half as high.” ^ To Depressed Area List President Kennedy and Secre­ pair, 1,210; 4TTTT, 1.199: Woody’s Albert T. Dewey, senior wonleii. Adcidento ...... 3,842 3.707 (est.) Washington, Feb. 9 (/ft—A fresh The health thsurance program are a number o f excellent issues traded over the Wonders, 1,179; 4XYXX, 1,163: r Fogg also praised the rector’s KlUed ...... 20 16 Kennedy proposed for the aged— tary of State Dean Rusk looked' to "drive and foresight in the build­ congressional weapons Inquiry xvas Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson, counter right here in our own backyard. And Brass Key, 1,144; Walnut Clippers. Injutod .2,152 2,083 est.) in the making today as Republi­ elmilar ip principle to toe one he ing of the new church.” ‘niK REV. A.L. WIIZIAMS Washington, ^ eb . 9 (JP)—The^l958 recession when 89 major tried unsucoessfully to put through just home from Moscow, for the 1,142; Evening Herald. 1,115; Pat­ cans assailed as political' President areas were so classified. many investors have found ownership of them re­ ten Builders, 1,114; Egg and You, I "The courage with which He has Labor Departimnt today added 26 Congress last j-ear.as a member latest xvord on Soviet Premier To enter Kathy^s netc ron^ been able to work is nothing but Fraud Arrests at 8 Kennedy's statement he isn't In addition to thie 25 major Khrushchev's attitude toward this 1,111; Sharpies, 1,104; Petersen’s | r' .. ready to say If there is a missile major Industrial centers to its list of the Senate—would apply to 18.7 warding. For information on these ^backyard Milk. 1,093 ; 4CCCC, 1,077; Com­ the work of the Lord,” said the W oman, 80) Killipd, I^ U ord , Feb. 9 (/P)—SUte Po­ areas added to the substantial un­ million over 65 xvho are under toe and other issues in conflict be­ test please send your name of substantim ■unemplpjrment areas. employment list 28 smaller labor missioners, 1,064. junior warden. lice 'are continuing a crackdown SAP- Social Security program, and' to tween “the Soviet Union and the diamonds,” get in touch with us. First high. Leone’s Trucking, and telephone number to The Rev. Mr. Williams asked to Daughter \lBurned on telexrision repairmen allegedly Responding to a demand by Sen. A spokesman called the idle situa­ market areas were added to a about 500,000 under the railroad western powera 120; second, Patten's Builders, 118. remain in the rectory until the end involved in Illegal practices. The.y Prescott Bush, R-Conn., Chairman tion "the/worst since early World separate critical, list for smaller retirement. penrion program, ad­ Kathy Godfrey^ H7AF, Richard B. Russell, D-Ga„ said the communities. o f the. school year or imtil a suc­ arrested three Hartford area men War II. ministration offlcials said. (ConUnned oa Page Ten). Manchester. cessor is called. The rector and In Fairfield Blaze yesterday, bringing to eight the Senate Armed Sendees Committee Goldberg plans to' meet with The^ew areas reported with an They said further the proposed Optn Thun. S.-OO to 9.-00 p.m. ami Sat. until mtom^ Mrs. Williams plan to remain in munber detained since the crack­ xyili call serx'ice chiefs of staff be­ state officials, businessmen, labor increase in Social Security taxes, Mtmchester. ’Their daughter. Mar­ Fairfield. Feb. 9 (JP)^A Fairfield down bega.1 Monday. Arrested yes­ fore it about Feb. 20 for question­ Idle ^ te of 6 per cent or more of leaders fnd community leaders, ATLANTIC their/ work force included .Fhlla- including bigger levies under toe garet, is a sophomore at Manches­ woman died.and her daughter was terday were George Haller, 41, of ing bn issue as part of its annual and lafervlew unemployed workr raUri>ad program, would pay out FURNACE OIL ter High School. A son. David, is seriously, burned early today in a 12 Uttle Lane. West Hartford, reriew of toe national defense pos­ demhla, Cleveland, Baltimore, Los ers and their families, in the cities PUTOAM & CO. Ahgeles, Newark, St. Louis and about <1.1 billion in health insur­ ManAart Now York Stock Exchange Automatic Oelivery a student at Stanford University. fire apparently started when kero­ owner of General TV Service Ine., ture. on his tour. ance benefits in 1963, toe first full B ulletins sene accidentally spilled on a light­ iansas City. Tl lAST ONTU (T. < MANCHUTil • n i : Ml S -llll L. T. WOOD CO. ’The Rex'. Mr. Williams came to East Hartford; Robert Gordon. 35, Senate Republican Leader Ever­ Seymour Wolfbeln, Labor de- year o f operation. from the AP Wirro St. Mary’s in April 1945 from ed space hMter, Fairfield fireiti'en of 328 „ Cornwall St.. Hartford, ett M. Dirksen of Illinois called on At the same time, it was an­ Jm m ti T. I i lf • tobn f H. SraHttl Phone Ml 8-1 m nounced that Secretary of Labor Christ Churcii in Stratford. He reported. owner of' Gordon TV Service, West' Secretary of Defense Robert Sy (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) celebrated a twin observance of The body of Mr». Anna Kycla, Hartford and Ekut Hartford; and McNamara to "tell the truth’’ Arthur J. Goldberg will make a 5- about, a Pentagon briefing of news­ state inspection of unemplo.vment c. a. Moiuas d h » Ms 56th birthday and the 28th 80,: o f 24 Bronson Rd„ was found Michael J. Mikluah, 49„ of 62 Ros- Hartford, Feb. 9 0I> —Uhailao anniversary of his ordination on adjacent to the spc.ce heater In h iyn St., Hartford, partner in Acme men xx'iilch led to published reports areas beginning tomorrow. He is there is no gap between American making, at President Kennedy’s di­ Gould Mqrris, bosineoa and dvle June 29 lastyear. He was ordained bedroom. A broken glass ftiel jug Radio and Televirion Service, leader and one-tiine Oemooratlc j§ . deacon in the Episcopal Church was near her body. Hartford; and Russian missile strength. rection, a series of on-the-spot tours of areas where unemploy­ Higher Health Fee Plan candidate for goveeaor, died to­ ■ on St. Peter’o Day, June 29, 1932, Dr. Stanton R. Smith, medical Sen. Styles Bridges, R-N.H., day at the home of Us son, examiner, attributed death to as­ ment is considered a major prob­ I WITCHERS' SHOWCASE IS OFEN SUNDAYS 9:00 to 1:00 in St. Peter's Church, Niagara Glass Prop Tested challenged as a “shifting of posi­ lem. Charles L. Morris of 195 N. Bea­ Falla, N.Y. phyxiation caused by inhalation of tion to avoid the facts" Kennedy's Bloomfield, Feb. 9 (/S)— Succees- Goldberg will visit Chicago. Gary con S t MQRiSi.who beonatb^ The rector •was born Jm»e 29, smoke and fumes. . repudiation of these reports at a and South Bend, Ind., jmd Lansing, Sparks Commons Serap Feb. 4, was Deitoxsiatle candi­ 1906 in Niagara Falls, N.Y. He Her daughter, Katherine Kycla, ful use of an all-glaas fiber heli-- news conference yesterday. copter blade in flight for the first Mich., on Friday: Detroit and Co­ date tof governor la 1924, 1926 SHOE SALON 1 - Main floor, rear... was graduate with a B.S. degree 54, who was pulled unconscious lumbus, Ohio, on Saturday, and and 1928. He was bom Fek 4, from Hobart College in 1928. After from the burning building by fire- time was announced today by the. (Continued on Page.Fix’e) 1871 in WestriUe, New Haven K,n man Aircraft^ Corp. ■ Pittsburgh on Sunday, tendon. Feb. 9 (..Pi—The Housef- Britain's postwar Labor govern­ working for a year for the Nl- r.'en, wa.s taken to Park City Hos­ of Commons broke up in disorde.r. and lived all o f Ms life la New The flight took place on Jan. The newXobor Department sur­ ment introduced the nationalized agarii Electric Serxrice Corp., he pital in the town ambulance! She vey of major labor centers showed early today with Labor members health service and soaking poorer Haven until heTetiied to the enrolled in the Berkeley Divinity is under treatment for first degrefe 25 with' an H-13 helicopter at the throwing wadded-up papers at' family homestead in Newtown STEAK SALE company's plant here. that toe aggregate rise in unem­ people like old age pensioners to School in New Haven. He was and second degree burns. ployment in the 150 major areas Conservatives and baying for the pay for tax cuts expected in some years ago. He was the ' awarded an S. T. B; degree in Edward Kycla, 30, a Fairfield The new glass fiber blade rep­ political ''scalp of Sir Gordon April’s national debt. A further son of Luzon B. Monte, New resents a significant improvement surve.yed increased about 50 per 1932 at Berkeley. < Public Works employe, who,, tried News Tidbits cent between November and Janu­ Touche, the deputy speaker. "factor in the fury of the Labor at­ Haven laxvyer, who was..elec.ted His pastoral ■work began imme­ in vain to rescue his mother after in rotor blade fatigue resistance It was the angriest scene in tack is that this is virtually the Governor of Connectlcnt la 1892. SIRLOIN and makes poostble major.,savings Culled from AP Wires ary. diately after his ordination at St. being awakened by smoke, jumped More than half of the 150 major Parliament since tlie Suez crisis of one iMue on which the party is Morris himself entered politics Stephen’s Churcji and the Chapel through a first floor window of the in manufactulrng and mainten­ areas are now classified as having 1956. - united. The party is split down the early In his legal and hoslness 8-room house located near the Post ance costs, the company said. The booing, jeers and thrown career. \ o f the Redeemer in Niagara Falls. Jewish student at Lake Forest substantial unemployment—tpat is, middle on its industrial and foreign _____ or SHORT He was raised' to the priesthood Road to simimon firemen. Use of the material in aircraft more than. 6 per cent of their work­ papers reflected the wrath and policies. But all party factions sup­ College in Chicago is depledged frustration of the Labor party at . FRANCE DROPS N-TBSTSt tils following. April. He became from Phi Delta Theta, one of na­ ers idle. Some of the areas report­ port a socialized health service and rector of St. Mary’s-cn-the^ill (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Seventeen) ed'an unemployment rate exceed­ the higher national health service believe the majority of the elec­ Paris, Feb. 9 (ff)—The French tional fraternities on campus, be- charges Rrime Minister Harold News Agency imported today tha in Buffalo, in 1936 and remained tnuse of his religion . . . SS (Naisl ing 12 per cent. torate supports them. there until 1938. In that year, he New areas added to the substan­ Macmillan’s Conservative govern­ French goveimment has decided Elite Guard) Col. Rudolf Batz, un­ to abandon farther nuclear tests married the former Dorothy der investigation In.wartime mass tial unemployment category, be­ ment plana to Impose. ' Swartz o f Buffalo, and Jwas trans­ Can’t Read, Do Arithmetic sides those' already mentioned, in­ Under the government's new in the Sahara. The report was slaughter of 230 foreign slave la­ attributed to “ a n t b o r | s e d ferred to St. Paul’s of Lancaster, ------^ ^ ^ borers, hangs' himself In jail cell clude Peoria, IJI., Akron, Ohio, Al­ plan, mothers will have to pay New Big Red K.H. as rector. lentown - Bethlehc..x - Easton, Pa.; more for orange juice, vitamin sourcee” and didinoi elaborate. at Dortmund, Germany . Coun­ tablets and cod liver oil for their Oovemnoent sourcee were not In 1941, the Rev. Mr. Williams try home^ President and Mrs. Ken­ Asheville, N/*C., Corpus ChrlstL became pi^eat in charge of Christ Tex., Flint, Mich., Grand Rapids, children, medical prescriptions will ai’allable for immefUate com- Geometry in 1st Grade n e y leased in Middleburg, Va., is Sputnik Seen fnent. ’■ ‘ ' Church . in Stratford, the home Mich., Knoxville, ’Tenn., Louisville, cost two shillings (28’ cents) in­ ready for use and first family will stead of a shilling, and charges for church o f former Goverrjor Ray­ probably make trips thdre by heli- Ky., Mobile, Ala., New Brunswick- Perth Amboy, N. J.. Portland. Ore., spectacles and dentures also will NOMINATIONS CANOELED mond E. Baldwin, now Chief Jus­ cOj^ter. :v be increased. In Edinburgh Washington, Feb. 9 (ff>—Pres­ T-BONE or Basis for *Three R’s’ British Prime Minister Macmil­ Savannah, Ga., Tacoma, Wash., tice of the State Supreme Court of The basic social security levy ident Kennedy canceled today- fihrors. He came to Manchester as lan announces establishment of Toledo, Ohio, Worcester, Mass., tod York. Pa. J- on employers also will be boosted Edinburgh, Scotland, Feb. 9 ((P) the noralaatioas of 1,241 post­ 9 government commission to inquire successor to the late Rev. James to provide revenue for the health —Five days after the Russians an­ masters xritich former President fituart Nblll. (joffeyville, Ala., Feb. 9 (P) "The one thing I remember into financing and future prospects The number of major areasMow PORTERHOUSE Lb. reported with substantial ipfem- service. nounced it was in orbit, the g i^ t Dwight D. Elsenhower iwnt to Throughout Ms - life , in the —^The 29 first grade pupils in about reading of those experi­ of British nexyjsim^r pabilshlng All these measures j:re designed., new Soviet sputnik made its de­ THESE STEAKS ARE IVELL TRDIMEO . . . Coffeyville Elementary School ments was that the kids business . . . Canada’s population ployment is 76. larg^est total re­ Congress in the cloeiiur days of ported since the low point of the to save the nations!' treasury but to the West early today, Ms admlnlstratlott. Thirty of '(Continued bn^'nxge Ten) are studrioff geometry—even jeariied comprehension,” he was estimated at 18,041,000 on Jan. around 65 million pounds ($182 mil­ though they can’t ret^hor do said. "I know in our schools 1 . . . U. S. Court of Appeals in s Scientists at the Edinburgh them were sent to the Smate tor lion) a year. Royal Observatory reported sight­ aproval on Jan. '29, the date El- arithmetic. the trouble with most kids, Washington upholds dis^ssal '61 The fracas developed after the 1 LB. CAMPFIRE BACO even through college. Is that <6. million libel and injurious false­ ing the -7-ton satelliten-the biggest eenhower left fbe White Heoee QUEEN QUALITY The d-year-olds are being Lord Home Fuslies government’s customary 90-vote ever reported fired, into sp a ce- GRADE A imOIU.M Lawford Robbery they can’t read.” ' • hood suit brought by Hearsf Con­ and Kennedy moved la. Another ta u ^ t geometry so they'll majority defeated a Xjabpr motion just as the Russians said they 51 were snbmltted Jaa. lY and 1 DOZ. EGGS STRICTLY FBASH COI^N. ^ave a foundation for arith- Kornegay ordered the nec­ solidated Publications Ine. against UN Seat for China of no confidence on the health Total Downgraded essary books and went to American. Newspaper Guild and its would. 1,160 went to the Senate' Jan. tnetic, which . they'll never service issue. Such a vote usually "We caught a glimpse of it, but 10. The WMte House saU Feat- work. principal officers. 'closes out debate on an issue, but study at. all. It seems' they will The learning doesn’t stop Dwight D. Eisenhower: last , London,' Feb. 9 —Foreign Sec­ bad weather prevented us from master General J. Edward Day ortioned Le .New York, Feb. 9 (P) — The acquire toe "three R’s” as the Laborltes wanted to debate the STAHL MEYER MINCED NAM Lb. 55c with .lines, angles and trian-" month (Chief of state, addresses retary Lord Home told the House tracking it,” an , observatory would have a oewa eoal Peter ‘ Lawford hotel aulte rob­ they are exposed to lines and gles. The kids leam to read, himself in Palm Springs, Calif., to of L«rds last night that the facts specific health charge increases in spokesman said. - : "to dlscosa the altuaUan.” s'** n bery has been downgraded from angles. totail. ' , • ’..U'i J, and Kornegay believes he’s un- 'his most serious current program, of international, life require that . Bennet Meinnes of toe observa­ 931.000 to <2,0000. Principal James L< Kome- cox'ered toe whole secret of grapefruit grove' to left fairway Red China get a seat in the United They were enraged at what they tory said about six scientists RECOVERY SEEN XN M2 V, Manhattan Diet Atty. Frank 8. claimed was maneuvering by STORE OPEN SAT. 9 to 6 - $UN. 9 to 1 'Tl< s-A , I gay ■‘Jr. shocked the PTA teaching arithmetic. . . . Admlnistratioh is urged by Nations even though it has few of sighted the satellite with their WasMagteh, t (V>—Gov­ — CLOSED MONDAYS — SLACKS! Bogan said yesterday toe loot when he announced last yea r- "I thmk the whole proce­ Sen. PresoOtt Bush, R-Conn., to the credentials of a peace-loxdiig Touche and Martin Redmayne, the ernment and hidastry experts •mounted to “about <2,000 tone,” chief Conservative floor leader, to nake^ eyes from the roof-of the HOURS TUESDAY 13 to 6 0 WEDNESDAY 0 to 6 ' . V , that first graders would study dure of arithmetic is .turned provide <804,000 for expediting nation. ' ' obsewatory bliUding. advised Ceagreea today that THURSDAY and FRIDAY 9 to 9 ma&ijig: geometry. around,” he said. "By-learning flood control and navigation proj­ Lord Home said Peiping has atifle discussion. Touche finally de^ business profasUy wfll.tift ssn “ What was taken was <1,000 br dared the House adjourned at the "We -were able t6' see it for* • "The yoiihgaters are now In geometry, they learn to add ects in Connecticut . . . Tokyo po­ "smothered" Tibet, resisted ail st- about 10 seconds,” he said. It had what worse.before it RsM bet ,100 in cssb, a ■wrist watch pur­ the second week ot courses der and subtract when they know lice are sending 100-man riot squad temptsHri conciliation, and pUDllcly height of the pandemonium. S A U P L E R OF BOSTON’S HEATHER . . . this unlined I^bor leaders now have decided the appearance of a second mag­ hut shouU turn reg. 8 .9 9 chased sevptal yesfs pgo for <800, signed' to last about two what they’re talking arout. ' to' Nlijlma Island, where building 'stated its belief in war. nfsy not fecorgr^ a charm btacelet and aeveral cred­ to slap' down a motion of no con­ nitude star as it swung over this leather is thistle-light, its suity styling whistle-bright. Sharply years: Even though some, of "And anybody who works of nussile-teating range has turned “All that is true, but the facts Scottish city shortly before dawn. or later, Ihey i“ it oarde.” them can'( pronounce "geom­ with geometry is bound to in­ into'- new battleground between of international life require that fidence in Touche. Usually such Hagan aletf said toe watch and motions are withdrawn xvito tem­ The Soviet government, Iq lift­ pojnted toes — and someone who really knows (Sandler, of course!) , * 100% wool flannal etry” correctly, they know a crease his xrocabuiaiy, wtilcii leftist! and rightists. Communist China should be seated ing some of the mystery about the csrds were feoovatad "from be­ right triangle, an acute angle will naturally help, him to be a 'N avy says it is investigating In the United Nations,” the Bmish pers coolJ But if it is carried to a BUTCHERS' SHOWCASE vote. Touche may be under some sputnik since .the terse announce­ frrT' ’*T •’ stacked its little heels just the right , walking height! As adverUsed 6.90 hind a' radiator In a Weat Side Foreign Secretary said. imd an obtuse ‘ ai^Ie when better redher. possibility that unUtenttfled. sub- • fully lined ifioral obligation to resign. Presid­ ment of ita launching Saturday, hotel lobby.” He did not name to r they, see one: , "That’s tbs whole secret of mfirlne appeared off eastern ooast Britain recogfnlzes Red China. D. 24 BIRCH STREET, MANCHESTER ★ MI 9-1858 , _ in Glamour. , . The UnileTT States recognizes toe ing officers in the House are sup- had cabled the Edinburgh Obasr- • • Rornegay says he. first the' gsometry we’re teaching^.. ,of United States . . . Screen star vatoty to bo on too lookout TtM pert lahl qiaa beige catf , •’^lim, taparad • »ixae 10 to 20 *L. Original reports had 00,000 heard of the expertmenta be­ IfU teach toem to read and Marilyn Monroe la tinder treatment Formosa regime of President pMed to lose their indue If they be­ — NEXT TO PURNELL PARKING LOT — . come objeeto ot deep political ooh ing conducted at Stanford Uni­ vrrlte, gnd subtract, all In s at: New Tot^ hospital -for ” ai| in- l.aa'PiBga Few)- « \ m r a ts W s m ) versity .la Califerilla., lump.” V , aeSa of aadetenniqpd orlgte” (CeatiBiied oa Page Threo) trosfwsy. > <€ ' . X 'L -*1-’'

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Blrda'* haa been sent to Maheheo- ter schools, asidng school chUdran Sekoor* Out Lord Home Pushes Bird Feeder to feed the ' birds. H w lattara, Snow Buries 3 Sfaies which are avaUahle Imth at schools WflUam H. CurU* superin­ New Talks Barred and the museum. Include a dia­ tendent of schools announoed UN Seat for China ToBePlaced gram for building a simple win­ today that Mahehestor schools will be on a winter vacation be- On Mason-Dixon Line FROMOTB dow feeder. (Centtaaed frem Fage Oae) On "Birds are facing starvation as glnidng Feb. 17. WITHOUT DELAY NearHospiud a result o f this winter’s heavy Parents are notified Uiet the By 1MB ASSOCBATED PKBSS < to two fMt along the Wsat Vlr- B1 Alfred ShetewoM Caitang Kai-shek as Cklna’s legal snow and cold weather," the Is iti vacation will start Feb. 17 and ^ma-l^lKryland-(*iBnnsyhranla bor- ■’Second hand low" wiu a BM government. But Britain haa stayed The Manchester Board of Bdd-^only a 1100 increase at the mm| children must be back In school Sunny weStlier and rlelnf tem- cation decided yesterday not to re­ mum for non-oertifled'nursak 4md ta ts Junior Musoum wlU spon­ director decUired. Some birds eat persturee lent a hand today as Vlr- rule at whist, the g a .n e f^ w l Omn. and Trust with the United States so far In mixed wild bird seed sold at super­ Feb. 27. Oo. 50 open the question of teacher, nurses 3800 for those that are.- . sor « Wi4 fMdsr on th« pounds at pnia. Maryland end West Virginia North Carolina cacapsd th* con(r*ci bridge descended, but It opptelnff admission of Red China A five per cent focreaae fo cus­ markets. and others prefer suet or doesn’t always apply in tee modern Hartford National and custodian saUtrles for renego­ Man^Hter Memorial Ho^ttal. it dug out from a record enowfell brunt of the atorm except acroea todial salaries waa aqcsptsd by t&a fat drippings, she said. B r ^ the northern Piedmont. Snow/be­ game. In acme altua^ -'ne even a RuSatami aald It would be ov*r the Bank aad IVust Oo. 48 to the United Nations. tiation. that aU but paralysed the hardest Lord Home made no mention of MEIA, but later rejected aimounoed today ^ Mrs. crumbs and WU bf apple are. also gan falling at H^rh Peint. Win- moment’s d e l^ ntey be fStri. city at 6:46 afo. and would move File Harold Garrity, chairman of tee Wiet to Speak hit areas. - AM»tS9 _ trip by Prime Minister Harold general memberahlp. Ifadsitae-McAwlay. director at the welcome, Mrs. McAwley added. Schools were closed -in hundreda Won-Salam and Qwemrtxmr'" Weat opens the king M from west to east across the Aetna F i r e ...... 100 , 105 board, asked for a motion by any T(STZ Macmillan to Peiping next fall to board member to reconsider salar­ Garrity added that the board mnaanm. The curator warned chUdrwi of localities In the Upree eUtea yeeterttey, then moved eastward and leads the other heart to Basts 9 3 4 National Fire ...... 185 • 146 passed on It and the 34,400-37,500 On Chambers’s Role ac*. Baat can see from the dummy northern sky at aq elevation of 12 attempt to bridge the gap between ies, none was made, so tee ques­ *nw feeder 'win be suspended that plain peanut butter choke* along the Mason-Dlxon line. Two over Burlington, Durham and Ra­ Hartford" Fire. ^ . 84 67 in IS steps will be recommendsd to that the defenders ten defsat degieea above the horiaon. Red & ln S and the West. Inform­ tion was closed. outside a window of the pediatric small birds. She advised mixing Virginia highway deaths were leigh;” Phoenix F ire ...... 86H 00^ tee ManchS^r Board Of DIrecton, pebnut bdtter half and half with John P. Wiet, execuUve vice Depute In North Carolina ranged contract only If they can get two 5 7 4* . •’Its poaltion today .was within ed sources said yesterday such a About three Weeks ago, the per­ section at the front of the hoe- attributed to the storm. U fa aad indasaalty tea. Oes. trip was under consideration but either cereal or seeds. president of the Manchester The arrival of sunny aklea and from H inch to 2\i inchee in the trump tricks. 8 2 8 degrees of that given ua by the Aatna Casualty .....120 130 sonnel policies subcommittee of the pital bulldlnu that children may Black Mountein-Ridgecreat area to The first step In Bast’s cam- that Macmillan, before > going, board of education and the Man­ enjoy watching the birds gather '*A window bird feeder station Chamber o f Commerce, wlU nar­ higher temperatures— expected to K J « Ruaalans,’’ the observatory spokes­ Aetna l i f e ...... 108H 107H 6 Inches In the Wqat Jefferson pAign ifl to leod o third huort* Wsri would have to get President Ken­ chester E d u cation Association there. The feeder wiU operate on provides fun for the whole fam­ reach into Uw mld-40q—were help­ : man said. Conn. General ...... 4 5 0 465 26 Fewer Claims rate a film, "What the Chamber South must step up with the Bms nedy's approval as well as assur­ (M E IA ). held a aeries of special a puHey between a large tree on ily and will sat-e birds from sta^ ing some, but highway crewa faced area. I H 1 4 ‘ VWe do not intend Informing Hftd. Steam BoUer .. 90 104 vation this winter.” she concluded. of Commerce Does For Me," at the enormotiB task of clearing Washington’s National Airport, queen of spades to shut West out. Pub 3 4 Pan the Russtans of our obaervations ance of a friendly reception frOm meetings to negotiate 1961-62 sal­ For Jobless Pay the front grounds and Travelers ...... 106t4 109% the Chinese Communist regime. "ladiea' niie” at North Methodist roads. located on the l^rginla side o f the Now South leads a club to dum­ 4 4 AU Pan as it eeema obvious from the in­ ary schedules. Both gfoups were pltal building.. Opening lead — V I t PabHe UHUiMa The foreign eecretery did note Main highways w e n opening Potomac River, was ebut down my M d .returns a low trump formation t h ^ supplied us yester­ Said to have agreed on the follow­ The feeder and a supply o f bird Tnde Office* Few Church Monday. Conn. U gh t 4 Power 37% 29% that Macmillan will meet with ing schedules: For teachers, 34, Total unemployment claims filed and traffic movini^s but secondary yeeterday afternoon—Ite firat Aiy- through Bast. day that they have pretty ac­ feed have been donated by two He WlU be guest of the Men’s Hftd. Electric light 66 69 Kennedy In Washington in April, 400-'37,500 in 13 steps; for custodi­ in Memchester for the week ended. routes w e n yet to get attention. llght closing In three years. Fed­ Ornclsl Play curate date on ite 'movement In Manchester business firms. The Washington—Britain has more Club of the church at the meet­ eral employes were also sent home Hartford Oiu Co. .... 68 Bid after the Commonwealth prime ans, a 5 per cent Increase. Nurses Feb. 4 were 1,884 or 26 less than Traffic was halted many of The defense now Hinges on orbit," Meinnea said. museum also malntslns an - aquar­ than 50 commercial ofllcers at ing, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. eariy as nine Inches o f new snow Model to Address Southern New England mlniatera’ meeting in London be­ were not represented. diplomatic posts in the United these roads. Bast’s alertness. I f Bast has one " I understand it wlU be over the pfovlous week’s coimt of 1,010. ium In the diUdhen's section of The. meeting is open to anyone Ihren as the Weather Bureau n - blanketed the ground. Telephone 47% 50% ginning March 8. He added that States alone. The United States eye on the television set an* the Bdlnburgh again tomorrow albout BlaaBfaetarttg Oompaalsa A negotiated teachers salary rep­ The unemp'ioyment claims pic­ the hospital. interested. RefreehmenU wlU be ported the coeatal low which Some 250 pentma had bean evac­ tee Kennedy-Maomillan conference resents an increased cost to Man­ has only m such officers all other eye on the game, he will Century Members 25 minutes earlier ■ than today’s Arrow, Hart, Heg. 59% 62% ture In Connecticut displayed a rise Mr*. McAwley also reported served. brought CO much snow, sleef and uated from a bowling alley In nhar- play his low'trump, f i censured for would pretede "meetings which chester taxpayers of 3205,865. The around the world. appearance." Associated Spring 16 of 133 claimants from 63,927 to that an appeal to "Help Save Our rain to the 3-atate area had moved by Fans Church, V a , a abort time this, he can quote the old rule and wlU be neceaeary with Russia and salary schedule tee MEA wanted to 64,160 during the same period; It The Junior Century Club of Man­ There has been speculation In Bristol Brass .... 11 well out to e:s, it predicted lAcreaq- before the welgAit o f snow col­ argue that since he waa aecond to other Communist countries If ten­ renegotiate for was 34,400-37,500 was reported , today by State Labor chester wUl meet next Wedneaday tile West that a man may be Dunham Bush . . . 4% 5% ing doudlnese and m on enow for lapsed the roof o f the building. play to the trick he was correct in sions In tee world are to be lifted in only 12 steps. The 12-step sched­ Commissioner Renato E. Ricclutl. Many oM-teneca admit they Feb. 15 At a p.m. at ths KofC aboard, though the Russians have B m -H a rt...... 62% 65% the mountain sections Saturday paying low. Home. Members may Invite guesU at aU fo 1961.” ule would cost 337,080 more than State claims a year ago declined can't recall when ^nrginia went made no mention of any pasaen- Fafnlr Bearing 60% 58% Lord Home blasted the Russians See what happens If East does to the meeting. .. 13 the 13-step schedule. from 43,534 to 42,611 during tea *’*Sw them West Virginia had 11 through a worse winter..The: Old gera or even the type of instru- Landers Frary (Hark 11 fo r their Conception of coexistence, Basic salary schedule for 1961 same week, it waa noted. play his low trump. South wins M in Dorothy DiUon, who waa mente It carries. N. B. M achbie...... 21 24 inches of new snow atop 81 inches Dominion usually enjoys. milder Miss' Connecticut . of 1958, Is saying If It U to be interpreted as 62 was increased from 34,200-37,- Ranking 14th fo claims, Man­ weather, but countlaa acroea the with the king of qiadee, and te- North and Judd...... 16 18 left on the ground from earUer tuma a trump, ■ clanking the ace now with the Hartford Modeling Prealdent Kennedy toldloia hisms newsnewa ...... "tee advocating of subversion, 100 in 13 steps to 34,400-37,5()0 also chester had 668 elatms from wom­ storms. State roads offielala said northern tier o f the state haven’t conference in Washington yester- ...... i i ^ 16% poisoning tee international mind en, 44 leas than in tee previous and Jack together. South then School, wiU spei^ on self-improVe- 86 in 13 steps. The original request ao per cent of the Jetferaon-Berke- seen the ground aince mid-Decem­ day that Information gathered by 'lerry Steam ...... 38 and disrupting law and order, how week and amounting to 35.5 per claims the rest of the tricks. ment. 45 made by the teachers group w u for ley-Morgan County anu was ito- ber. the United States shows It is a Feeder Root...... 42 can we arrive at the stettlement 34,500-38,000 in 12 steps. This cent of the total Claims load here. prior to the most ncent Children in a humber oC coun- The result is quite different If Hosteuee for the evening will The above quotations are not to Ekwt steps up w ite the ace on the large rocket but "we have no evi­ we all so passionately desife ? would have increased the cost to The Bridgeport area office rS- storm. They said It will be several ttea have spent mure time at home be Mrs. Telgener and Mrs. Richard se construed ss actual markets. ported/moet claims in the Stats first round of trumps. East then dence that there is a man In " It is for Mr. Khrushchev to say townspeople by more than 3373,000. days b efon secondary routes a n than at adxwl aince late last year. Higgins. They will be anisted by with 8;936. Hartford was next with leads another heart, and West's there." If he la going to use tee Laotians, The M EA was also ordered to opened to traffla There are high sdioois in north­ Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, Mrs. Ray‘- 8,576 and New Haven third with Jack o f spades is sure to make a The Prealdent Said, however, the Congolese and the Cubans as renegotiate with the board for a ern >^rginla that have canceled mond Kingman, Mrs. Richard 6,656, followed by WatSrbury, In Warren county in Virginia an trick. I f South ruffs, low, West that “It may be part of their ex­ Tw o Notify Town pawns In tee Cold War,” he con­ 5 per cent increase in salaries for or paettwned ' more basketball Kwienclenskl, Mrs. Jack Lappen, 6,180; New Britain, 3,939; Merl- 18-inch faU muffled the ana. At over-ruffs; and If South ruffs with Mrs. Robert Larmett- Mre. Charles periments leading up to placing a tinued, "or whether he is going to school nurses. The board had voted gamee than they^m played. to„ keep___^ nurses______salaries at__ about_____ den, 3,181; Danbury,.... 2,799; Stam- least «me industry closed down un­ the king. West’s jack becomes the Lindsey, Mrs. Robert Luce, Mrs. . man In Space." Of Falls on Ice open a new chapter, of real co-. Wanner weather was the out­ the same level as last year, with I ford, 2,533; and Torrlngton 2,478. til Monday. high trump. ' Edgar McChiUoch, and Mrs. Rob­ The sighting dispelled doubt exiatence." look fo r most o f the eestem two- Another In the same area, the DaUy ,(Question ert McKinney.' that the new sputnik, was atlU Two notices of Injury were pre­ American Viscose Corp. at Front thM h eg the nation, with ifoove With neither side vulnerable, clrrilng the globe. A fter much fan- freeaihg temperatures expected to sented to tee office o f General Royal, set up cote In one o f its partner opens with three dia­ fqre for.-'their initial report, the Manager Richard Mttftin yesterday buildlnga w h en about 60 .workera m elt much o f the heavy Manket ’The Manchester school menus monds. The next player passes, Rundmte clammed up. They did o ( snow in many areas. from persons who claimed tee spent the idj^t. for Feb. IS throu|^ Feb. 17 are as and you hold: Spades— A 10; hot furnlah dally schedules of town’s negligence was responsible Depths up to 18 inches fell lYeeshig weather was reported follows: Hearts—A 10 9 8 6 3: Diamonds— cities over which thS satellite eariy today in the north central for their Injuries. across a atntch up the Shenandoah Elementary 9; clubs—8 7 3 2. What do you FRIDAY SK O A LS would paaa or radio frequencies Amelia H. McGann, 278 Wood­ Monday: Meat loaf, maihed po Valley and into northern Virginia, and northeastem sections south­ say? on which its transmissions could land* St, claimed she waa injured teto, buttered green beans, bread adding a freah lajrer to last week’s ward into the Ohio and MitMle Answer: Pass. Your partner has D b b |i Sta ScalltiN be heard, aa thm have tor preVi- Feb. 3 at 1:15 p.m. when she fell YOU’LL BE SO GLAD YOU SENT. storm. Combined depths In some Miasissliqii Valley and Into the and butter, ice cream, milk. a had hand,_wlthJong topless dia­ Tuesday: Baked hash, buttered with Cole Slaw, Potato, ouB sputalka. ifo t a word about on an Icy sidewalk on Main S t places measured 29 Inches, and Central Rockies and the Okla- monds. Let him go down quickly near Birch S t Through her at-, com, whole wheat bread and but­ Bread and Butter the aatelllta appeared fo the Mos­ winds pushed drifts of four and homa-Ttaas Paidumdle. Readings at three dtamohda rather than get cow Drete today. tomeys, Lessner, Rottner, Karp That Season Is Coming Again five feet across the roads. were in the 80s and 40a along the ter, cherry upside down cake with fo. some higher contract and go HOMEMADE and Jacobs, she said she suffered N T I N E S whipped cream, milk. N o weatera radio Uatenfog posts Atlantic coast, the 40e along-most multiple cuts and fractures of tee Western Maryland had Ite heavi­ Wednesday: Tomato soup, pea­ doiVti doubled. MANICOTTI 99e have picked up transmlasiona posi­ Valentine's Day ushers to thato,Mrs. Earl Loveland, 33 l:«wls St.,^Loveland to modeUng * K « y wpfl est snowfall o f the season. In.Cum- o f the Gulf Coast and the 40s and (Copyright 1981, General Features tively Identlflablo as coming from face, nose, teeth, legs and body. ^ A ...ut.M*. ’■ ^101 wltii short double-bressted, nut butter and Jelly sandwich, season when a young man’s fancy at Arthur’s soda fountain. The berland, a city o f 45,000, the peo­ 50s in Florida. Carp.) the sputnik, although several -lis­ Mrs. Violet Cktpra, 41 RusseU “kibitzer” to not really her little jackeC outlined in silk cord braid, ivThe perfect way.to remember In the West, more rain fen in cheese wedges, mixed fruit, milk. friends and | e ^ onez Iz with ple a n running out of space to Thursday: Spaghetti with meat teners have heard broadcaate they S t, claimed she fell Jan. 17 at 2:16 turns to thoughts of ladies fair sister; she to Nancy Vlchl, 6, with box-pleated skirt, black pat­ parts o f northern California and OAK GRILL Hallmark Valentines for every , pile up the fresh layers. 'The city sauce, vegetable sticks, gelatin Absorbed— ^ _ thought might have emne from I t p.m. on Mjrrtie S t at Main St., and a young lady’s fancy turns to daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank ent bag, white blouse with self- along coastal sections o f Wssh> 30 O AK ST., BSANCm STER A German aeientiat, Heinz Ka- fracturing her left ankle. Her at­ tie, and orchid fiowered hat. Nan­ age, every taste . . . lacy, old has had 60 inches of snow since with whipped cream, bread and thoughts of a new spring ward­ Vlchl, 30 Liberty S t fashioned cards . . . zenti-: Dec. 11. Ington snd Oregon. IhmperUfures maaakl, said a study o f previous torney la Harold W, Garrity. The girls are modeling' styles to cy to all dressed up in a pink cot­ butter, milk. A band o f Comanche Indians at­ robe ntontal ones . . . traditionzl' The officiel weather observer wore in the 40s in the northern Friday: Fish sticks with tomato Observations and RuHlqil language be shown In a Valentine fashion ton dress, trimmed with rows of and in the SOs in the south. tacked the -village o f Taoa N. M., John Harris, 13,' son of Mr. and plnk-lace on a fuU skirt and Peter hearts . . . witty, sophisticated th e n .' Robert R. Golden, said It sauce, green beans, browned pota­ In 1760 and carried awyiy 50 wom­ fragments picked up yesterday by show, sponsored by Ladies of tee Contemporary Cards and a IXAN. MEATY was "the worst winter I toes, buttered roll, chocolate pud­ his observatory In Boriium led him Mrs. EMward Harris, 31 Village Assumption, tomorrow at 8:30 p Pan collar, with a "flower under completa,se1ection of inexpon- • WKKBID PRODUCE SPECIAU en and children. Never, rescued, glass” handbag and white sailor 4 to 6 Lb. Average ber.” ding with whipped cream, milk. theae victims apparently became to the conclusion that the maseive PubKc Records S t, to about to deliver a Valentine m. at the Verplanck School audi­ tive Valentines for the children’s of straw hat. (Herald photo by FANCY, JUICY IT. 8. No. 1 SMOKED Skidding cars and Jack-knifing lUIng Junior absorbed into the tribe. STANLEY WARNER sputnik was a communications re­ and offer a soda' to Miss Fern torium. From a collection school boxes. And forjrour. Woman, 80^ Killed, lay aateBlte. Loveland, 13, daughter of Mr. and fashions from Burton’s Inc,, Miss Ofiara). Green Moontala SHOULDERS tractor-triUera created a giant- Monday: Chicken soup, peanut Warrantee Deeds Valentine gifts we heve Hanmark • TANOXg)- "Wo believe the new satellite is Gift Wraps, ribbons and. matching OBANCHCB POTATOES sixed traffic snarl then yesterday, Daughter Burned butter and raisin sandwiches, Anthony Investteente, Inc. to and the city buses stopped roll­ chocolate pudding with cream, a Soviet teat of communications for when the 169th Infantry waa t enclosures. Shop for yours tqday. STATEE3 a futurely manned Space ship,’' he Richard S.'and FrSderick G. Nass- Springs; Richard Leadbetter, son M odes. n lb. bag f l A t Lb. 39c ing. milk. 5 P A L Cont.-~414S-6:00, 86q Iff, property at 991 Main St of Mr. and Mrs-. Frederick Lead- organized Into battle groups. A state o f emergency was de­ In Fairfi^d Blaze -/.Thursday: Beef and gravy on Shown at 5:00 and 8:10,PAL said. Thera are atiU some openings fo Kamanskl explained Russian ShAwood Chrcle. Inc. to Ray­ National better, 80 Hackmatack St., Man­ clared at Hagerstown, Md.. where bun, green.beans, Valentine cake, mond D. and Marie F. Thlffault chester; Thomas Del Mastro, son Headquarters Co. for anyone inter­ 15 inches fell and forced the col­ (Continued from Page One) milk. words' heard today were orders ested in the six months training given Soviet ■cientlete to the property off Sherwood Cir, of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Del Mastro, ALSO ATTRACTIVE CANDY HEARTS lapse of roofs on two industrial 'Wednesday: Macaroni and John and Hargaret Zamaltis to Guard Notes 17 Essex St,, Manchester, and John program or any veterana who atorace buildings. The blaze gutted, the bedroom In cheese, fruit slaw, whole wheat space vriilcle w hite relayed these might be interested In joining. orders back to>EIarth "by some un- Town of Manchester, property off Humphrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. West Virginte National Guards­ which the fire was contained and bread and butter. Whipped gela­ Patrick Humphrey,JB8 Linden St., M. Sgt. Raymond Handfleld to By Whitnum Candy Co., Schraffts, Candy Cupboard . knoem.radio device.’’ - Birch and Main Bts- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET men were called out to help dig the caused heat and smoke damage in tin with cream, milk. Raymond and Marie Thlffault to First lA. Nathan Agostlnelll, re­ Manchester. available dally at the ManchesI A station at Bast Grand Forks, Armory on Mato St. to anaw PhoR* Ml 3^278 Pnston county town of Terra Alta the other two rooms. There was Thursday: Turkey pot pie, po­ Guatef A. and Hazel T. Anderson, Sladek will b« trained as heavy no estimate o f damage. MbUL, picked up signals on the cruiting officer for Headquarters queationa about training or vacan­ out of the snow. Another 12 inches tato chips, peas, peanut butter m a c E truck driver. Blake,' Leadbetter, K yd a told police that he was 10.27 megacycle foequoicy band I property at 710 W. Middle Tpke. Co., Second Battle Group, 169th cies that exist in the various sec of snow brought the accumulation cookies, milk. the iriey- Sm^aaieliine anbonoed Blfoer O. Homans and William Del Mastro, and Humphrey will be awakened by smoke ahorUy after Friday: Tuna- flah salad with 8:«9 -«:S6-19:1* Infantry, announces that the first tions. NORTH END PHARMACY ths 1atfotelMr,l4 t-Na;- R. Crawford to yito M. and Julia week of 'recruiting month has been trained In communications during 3.a.m. and found his mother en­ macaroni, carrot and c e le r y their six months training in the e GROWING BIGGER BY SiatVING BETTER gulfed in Games In her room. He tlonal Aeronaunq aiid Spacs Ad- Zlto, property o ff Maple St. a huge success. sticks, French roll with butter, Sperial CUIdiea’B Shew regular army., Scooter Patrol Set Up MANCHESTER said his efforts to reach her were mfolstraUon (NASA) said this Qoltelalm-Deeds ‘The following men enlisted ' in FOUR DEPOT SQUARE mixed fruit, milk. might have bten a conventional Jarvis Enterprises, Inc. to Dor Sgt. Ralph Hazen, squad leader o FREE DELIVERY o CHARGE PLAN e P A Y ELECTRIC BILLS HERE thw uled by flames and amoke. Headquarters Co,, this past week: London—A mptor-zcooter unit of Barnard Junior Also A t 6:45 and lOdN) P ^ radio to ia l from the Barth alter­ othy l(. Giroux, property at 466 Ronald Blake, aon of Mr. and Mrs. in tee E n ^efer Platoon reijilisted A fter awakening his sister, Ky- 12 London policewomen has been cia jumped through the window Monday: Hot meat sandwich !■ CeUr ed aemSyriiat by atmospheric con­ WodSland St. Wallace D. Blake, 75 Great Hill for hto teird enlistment this past with gravy, succotash or scalloped •;tth v o y a g e ‘HAVE SOCKET ditions. Ifo ' other NASA stetion GSOrge A. F. Lundberg Jr. to Rd., East Hartford; Melvin Sladek, week. He originally enlisted- in set up to watch roadside cafes on the west side of the house and orU NBAD ” WILL TRAVEL’ and other places where zex of­ went to a neighbor's house where tomato, pears, milk. has reported hdarlng algnals. Lois W. Lundberg, property at 258 son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ojmpany A and was transferred to , CUSBtr fenses have occurred. MANCHESTER a telephone call was made to flre- Tuesday: Sloahburger on bun, C iM m »S > - 0 0 6 COiQBe, Q g m X g Boulder Rd. Sladek Jr., OrcottvUle Rd., Stafford Headquarters Co. In . May 1959, Tkli Frasram Kids 5#e invn. potato chips, carrots or pickled Conn. Bonk te Trust Co., execu­ Kycia told the policemen hie beets, Valentine cake, milk. PoU Will Head tor of estate of Alfred C. Ander­ mother . awakened each morning Wednesday: MMaroni and tuna son, to Elmer O. HDmana and Wll- about the same time to pour-fuel casserole, cabbage and carrot slaw Town Credit Union Craerford. property off into the space heater and "she or waxed beans, hard roll and but­ PUBLIC MARKET apparently did not realize that the ter, sliced pineapple, milk. . Andrew C. Clemaon Sr. to Joyce hurry before the v^hite heater -vtes still going when she Thursday: Hot - chicken sand­ Harold Pohl. 157 Brookfield St., O. Ltsk, p n m rty o ff Oakland St. 803-805 MAIN STREiiT started tq. pour the fuel." wich, gravy, cranberry sauce, will aerva a* president o f. tee Oertlfieato of Merger mashed potato, peas or butter nut Municipal Employes credit union California’ Oil Co., a Delaware squash, vanilla puddin g with for the coming year. Corp. of Perth Amboy, N. J., end QUALITY MEATS THAT SATISFY! Andover peaches,. milk. , Other officers for tee coming The California Co. o f San Franoto- F rid a y : Tomato soup, egg year are Dorothy Kenny, vice pres­ co., Calif., merged on Jan. 1, 1961, pages of your telephone • FRESHLY CUT • MCBLY DISfLAYEO • NOT PREPACKAGED • REASONABLE pIrICES • mlad sandwich with lettuce or ident; Richard Sullivan, second to be known as The California Kindergarten Unit peanut bptter with marshmallow vice president; Marlon Kearns, Co. sandwich, assorted gelatine with secretary; Edward R y b c a y k, Bfll o f Sale Plans New Budget treasurer; Marguerite Wood, as-. Marie Naaiff to Richard S. and Naiiye, Fresh Dressed cream, mllk.^- J )W tW h CHOICE Senlor High. i Blatant treasurer; and M aty Dowd. EYedertck Naaatff, sale of title and directory go to press ' A committee has been formed to Monday: Breaded veal cutlet to­ r o o A t t publicity. Inter^^ts In buslnas known as mato sauce, mashed potato, butter­ MiUerk The eupervtoory committee has I Nasstff Arms at lOfo Main S t nominate a slate of offleere for M Goo7>io&/SHi OOAouK fftJoACoiMsJoit,Coieu>iemnoH\ ed peas, bread and butter, milk. Jane Kelly as its ctwlrman, and the 1961-62 sesaion of the Andover I ------POULTRY T u e s d a y : Ham and chicken m em ^ ^ rfc r BUiott Bauxite Fort Planned BEEF Pre-School P arents Association. shortcake, buttered carrots, bread Bradley, with Dorothy. Hubbard ______. Members are 'Mrs. Donald Rich­ and butter, milk. as the alternate. Canberra—Australia’s aluminum CUTS ards,- Mrs. Rpbert E. Redden, Mrs Wednesday: Tuna salad on roll, The credit committee jias Ray­ Industry to to be de-veloped under a Robert Cardini, and Mrs. William potato salad, buttered green beans, mond Thompson iu chairman, and 3281,000,000 p)an of British and' Kelley. milk. members James Reardon, and Clif­ American companies. A new port 'The committee will meet Feb. Thursday: Swedish meat-balls, ton Potter, with Graydoh, Lock- and city are to be b u ilt near 27 with the executive unit of the mashed potato, buttered, spinach wood aa alternate. bauxite depoaits at Weipa, and •^SIsW Roasting 1960-61 aeseion at the home .of Mr. bread and butter, milk. FOR A PERFECT DINNER The credit tmlon was organised processing plants are to be built or and Mrs. Richard Eadie of Bunk­ Friday: Sakefl fish sticks, tarter fo 1960, and had its first .annual expanded both In Australia and er Hill Rd., to prepare an operat­ sauce, French fried potato, Uab- and DELIGHTFUL COCKTAIL meeting fo Januaiy. New Zealand by 1066. ing budget for the kindergarten bege and pineapple salad, bread and next year. butter, milk. ' THIS IS THE PLACE! Parisnts who wish to enroll chil­ dren who will be five yems old drawn before Jan. 21, 1962, can obtain information, from the regietratlon Buth M ilieu chairman, Mrs. Robert Jones of Pine Ridge. BY POPULAR DEMAND Guest Preacber « Clubs Becoming a Bsiref — CUT-UP FRYERS — The Rev. Mrs. M. R. G. Watson Put Them to This Teef of Wllllmantlc wUl be gu eet Do you suffer from frequent at-< SPECIAL preacher at First Congregational ta c ^ o f clubltis? That la, do you M tATY LEGS Lb 59c Church Sunday at 11 a.m. A re­ sometimes think that if you have tired pastor of the A.M.E. Zion to go to one more meeting, serve $ 1 ^ . 0 0 INCLUDING BREASTS Lb 69c Church, Mre. Watson will be ac­ on one more committee, or call companied by several visitors from one more list o f names you’U blovT your top t Here’s Tour Passport to Elegant Eating that church. MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE The Rev. Willard Thomen, paator I f so, it is high time to put every of the Andover church, will preach organization to which you belong Famous Foois of ths Worli at -the Wllllmantlc -A.M.B. Zion to a teat. Ask yourself these ques­ COVENTRY EXCHANGES 9 church at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. tions atbout each one: > byHORMEL... ’Ihe first in a series of Lenten Am I still as Interested in this study meetings will be held from group as I waa when 1 joined and e • * * as oonvinced as I was then that It FISH FRY SPANISH GARBANZO SOUP 15 OS. 39e 6 to 6 pm . In the social room of the (ALL YOU CAN EAT) church. The group will use the serves a useful purpose? FRENCH ONION SOUP .... e e * e * e e 15 0S..39O World Council of Churches study Do I enjoy anything about being Fritff Fhli ’ Lmhoii y ie d q t . There’s still time to arrange for a new, chimged, or addi­ RUSSIAN BEEF STROGANOFF ...... lb. 98c book: "Jesus Christ, the Light of a member of this organisation, or. Franeh Frkd Potofots CoIm I ^ the World." do I simply belong because I feel On The Fence? tional listing in the White Pages of the phone book, brdep ITAUAN CHICKEN CACCIATORE e • * • .* lb. 9Be I should? FmMy BoIhnI RoNs and BiittM’ Hlaaciieeter Bveidng Herhld An­ Would I quit thla organisation a lisiing for your son, daughter, mother-in-law, father-in- SWEDISH kOTTBULLAR (moot bolls) .... lb. 9Be dover oorreepondent, Robert Shaw, tomorrow If I weren’t afraid of Hie question of spending vs. saving has many a STRAIGHT-FROM-THE-BARREL TASTE ^ ■ IWIII II I I ——— —e. telephone Pilgrim t-7178. what "they" (meaning the other Now Bvery Friday man “on the fence”! Some decide to save what's law, parent or grandparent An additional listing makes it members) r would say about my 5 P.M. to 9 P,M. Discover ’Gansett’s fresh aiid frosty * M

.■J MANGBESTER EVianNG HERAIJ^ MANCm 5ST t»> t o THUltopAYt FI^UARY 9, 1961 MANCHESIBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C(?NN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 19B1 .’C, Pa m Y T t l > i 6 E FOOE awbiaw MliaMM gridhge - -r^ ’ a t g a J M M o a ^ BP In ftd- waa elected secretaiy afld Mrs. Lawforte ^pparanUy BeBfolay Slates flMiWNitSe - yy ■ - ' Town Unit Headed Lillian Rubin was elected treas­ Lawfoird Rol e oaaaglbtot to j Wltoa. riagaijl MR wiAiliig te athhid may RdcUvUle-Vornon urer. . I ' rams Lawforda) repoctoi ' ’in : the 44 ItMgs at, or Sweetheart Ball oan !tM Kxwim. By M rs. Vennard Mrs. Mmoin Kearns was elected riui.*piASitjggj|i, Kodes-Mulcahey 1*0181 Dpwngr^i R to t h e m end tlw « « xapeiii Waalay»y Bhorta, 86 Lockwood St, a member of' the employes com­ od R to the p«oo. They m now V • fo r d u r th k r mittee. on naoatkai- la ' "This, only w e M pre is Mrs. Mae Vennard. 184 Hollister I’tMss Pats Om ) talked to rapreoantattrar of tfak Progress Still Scarce, . A breakfast meeting will be held M f vatrKla Am >* M«le*>*y ■ Nudmr Ptmer Bt., was elected president of the Tuesday at 8 a,m. In the coffee I w w th« W««l» of w m m ^ wnrOt of iistBS 81.000 hi osab fkalUy . . . m told Mr. Lawftard Municipal Bmployes Group yester­ Mph KOd«« IM* Smtar^ ^ iHU bo hi town next waik.” •K N irS SUPOfB room at the Municipal Bulldbig. bslBK taken from the 8k« 9 HU- T M p la ’ V NueUar - powMdd ganertttaig day. George Rtngetone was elected Mrs. Rubin is In charge ot refresh­ J«i»iok’ ,Chnh!l». ^ . tan salts of Prasldeni Ksiawdy’a poor Oanodlaaa, three m en ^^ New ^ ta n . Fab. f (JDA-Trad- atettohs hi tha U M ^ S l i ^ teve In Trash Predicament vice president, Mre. Dorothy Kenny ments. The toriae U the d a u A ^ Of dstar sad krotbsrdn-lsw while a woman, weea plokad up nr arlok D. Grave, New.Rntan, was Lou GagnOn's orchestra win pro­ a capacity M neatly 400,MO kilo- R e a d A d y g # Mr*. D»nW J. H*«ferty. 47 8^ they ware atteodlar the tnautara- qaaatloiring in tha Landhr^oaaa. ra 'atoetsd prsaldeqt ycatamy of vide, music for danoing from 8 P.m. «bea St S7»e brlderroom to w ih^TMabaiaa: held la 81,000^ Men's Aasodatton, Tale wNar> to midnight. Tht 5! Offlotole of RockvUto and tbathoO, aewdust and plaaUc w a ^ toowte WaddafEbDO. aetnlTformal, and tevoie wfli be icrtTof l*f». Celto Z. Kodee, ST *d- . The r a aniirad the oass be* oh a charge o f tsMay A cOat from s lt ^ Minad o « ^ f elnb- was df MimoWolRr - ' • Vornoa Flra Dietrlet are but lit­ (explosive) ehould be kept oat of ward St* fora looal poUiea got Into tt. Tha a Fifth Avanuo waeatii’a afvertl gradoatad from Tala At ItU . diatiniuud to the pria aUtnding. them, they said. The Rev. HiWp J. HuaMy, pM- tle eloaer to a aoluUon to tbo town However, the majority of men tor of St BartholomeWe Clraroh, traeh problem today t k ^ they at tost lUght’e . meeting said that perfonned the ceretnony. were last week, despite a threo- maintenance and operational epets The bride wm» fiven In hour meeting with a aanttary en­ of a burner, which would require rlare by her brother-tn-tow, Jo­ gineer and a burner dalesmen leat some sort ot land fUl dump adja­ seph W. Herrington. 5h« wort ■ fight, cent to It, and the coeu of a prop­ white eetln gown vrith'ivlR **W « However, the group epprdvid erty operated sanitary land fill ■fieckUne, three • qttorter langlh taking, out options on three par- must be compared. They said I>olmen aleeveo. Alencon toce «p- ceto of land In Vernon m poaslhle either solution would be temparo- pUquea on tl)e bodice and front of , future diepoeel aitee, and Donald ry and must be assessed on that the eklrt which tennlneted in • B. Lovaria, chairman of the Ver' basis. ■ chapel train. Her lieadpiec* waa non Fire. District Board of Com- Until a solution is found, the a clutter of orange Moaaoma with mlaalenera, aald he win .buttonhole two Vernon communltlea, Rock­ a voil of tiUt llhitlon. She carried Vernon aelectmen Tueedey to see ville and the Vernon Fite District, a cascade of white raaea and atapli- if they will pitch in and help in will rely on temporary dumping anotls with Ivy. the matter. arrangements out of town. Rock- Mias Mary L. SulUvan. 7 Har­ The selectmen have so tar'stayed .VlUe currently pe#s 83 a ton to vard Rd.. was maid of honor. She away from the meetings on the Manchester to dump trash under v-ore an American Beauty cock- .tradh dispoiel problem, said to be a three-month agreement . begin­ tail-length dress with cov^ neck- a tQwnwldo problem rather than ningJan. L The Ore district Is lin^ three-quarter length aleevea one confined either to the city or swrved by three private collectors, end bouffant sUrt She wore a the fire district. ,, one from -Mandhester,—who-are crown of velvet and seed peaito Just What ths aelpctmaa can do disposing of Vomon refuse under with matching veil. Her bouquet about tt to Ok moot question, be­ unprisdletable, short term agree­ waa a eaaeade of split camatiiBns ^ t« t livlA L cause the Town of Vernon, tmder ments. with stephanotis and Ivy. the statutes, cannot maintain a Edward F. Kodca, S8 Union FASCINATINQ NEW dtunp or traeh disposal program. Court was his brother’s beat man. Although the Town of Vernon, Ushers were A. William Tyler of CREATION BY^ under the statutes, cannot main­ East Hartford and David Gay, US tain a< dump or trash diepoeal pro- Parker St The The site for RockvUlo's urban renewal program lies within the white boundaries In this a e ^ A reception wms held at tha K of gTam; It to felt that the town can nhoto which looks west across the downtown area. The site lies west of the : American Mllla ^ Home after the ceremony. buy property not specifically for a DoctorSays area. On the left, the line runs along the north side of High St. and then turns norto to crow The couple will lire at 17 D dimp then lease or rent a portion Brooklyn St. At Uie- far right, it reaches across E. Main St. to envelop the Rockville Hotel. of It to either city or district for The building within the angle on the lower right Is the Rockville Leader office. Gitoden Dr. after Etb. 15. Jo«e^ jAjr Studio Ifra. Kodaa to a gradaata of . J l'O p S ; : temporary refuad disposal. Surgery OBers New Hiqie ■ - ' - — #> ^ Mount Academy and MBS. WILLIAM JOSEPH KODES VAUm iNrS DAY -■ Tho meeting last nlglit, tht third To Shaking Palsy Vletims the U nM ^ty of Hartfofd. 111 as many weeks, bogged down on RockvUle-V ernon Mr. Ko

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,' CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1961 P A jG « . .. IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. l^NCHESTER. CONN; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, IW l >.i, I I • • I I ...... ' ' ...... —— —______— now. on 48-week year to 52-wsek / M G S SIX ha Xm. IXkney Targuom secretariaa, one for a 68-week year Coventry ) Mrs. Duim to Talk and one for a 52-week year, bring- year; one extra month for two ;NeW porf:||^' . hard to find a uaa for it. or any to be r^enUd, wMeh. was ahpii> that at tM S k a t in g Report School Board Ing the total aaeratirlal s ^ ff at the g-uldance counsolora; and one I6n- practice for iqiaakar, bbma- ______ttSbrills tfl tttoiriB k- u n n m mwwn Idnd Of fiitura fo r i t high school to elghL ipiage laboratory aide on a H-tIme K and .tha machina it|srit whtoh your StotSr has M . hMUtol aiMm «» .Oommualoa Sunday wm ba eb- Oh Holland Trip t>asls. But in the context o f tha ooW Connecticut huauM btliita. In ;Jhct, aeon at Ladies-Hare You Discovered ■ a m d a t 10M5 a jn . oorvlaaa Sm - Favors Adding At niiiig junior High School J a z z , In asaalpna p a st aonutliiwa 5 0 F i r e m e n recommriidatlona would include One additional aoclat worker yrlll war, it to apparently fOrWdden to damoMtratod a diaeoaoarting DenUd Health oonaldanlfly hiftNr eoaoMfra- day' at Ftrat OongrogatiafU Mrs. Agnes Dtmn, Grade 3 teach­ be added to the central office atoff n « ■ paraanaKty of ita own. tloa — alght pairta par mllBon ia "D a.n.1 D I iChvreh. ThaRov. Jamea R. Mab- hiring Vico prlncipsl, which the NewporVRXt Tab, 11 (MG CO.. INC. suggest that, aince It to in aurii a er at Highland Park School, wUl il- school does not have now; hiring of tfiree, but-this social' worker Y a n k e e But now avoh Hm BBadhlha ^ Bartlatt, T%x„ ona of tha tawns V I S a t t i e B l a z e i*«torwiii ua# “A^sojmd M ore Staff StrMI deplorable and useleas tU to. the (This ia the toiirth in a oarias o< ■“^ ’■ "• ■ ^ 'F M m d a U o ii” IMI hia meditation luatrafa with pictures and dlacuoa one guidance counselor, bringing will cover the whole Manchester will not M s Nevrpeiet'Jhwl By A. H. O. havad ibsstf, arid Um little nbean- studM'-— tha oBly kannful oOact school system and not be confined thia y^ r, ab event aOcompteMRlf. rhiiig to do with it to forget it and al, od an old iaoue, by., apokeomen qo^ona and answers on dental is mettUag' (brown 'atoinlaf) ot her trip to Holland last summer at The Manchester Board of.Edu­ the guidance staff to two; making health publiohed-hy The HaraM, in . Mora than 50 firemen from this ■eout Sunday will alao ;be the school's special reading teach­ to aqy one building. wild^disorder last year Yurboi tMB*.. either let It wither or aboltoh it oM a(ri' na#. in the latgast Oon- tha taath. n ia motUtat doea not a meeting of the Highland Park lee skatmg hours—weather per- cation officially kicked off Its 1961- The board .'accepted the ,recom')i Ih a t maJeaUe and atm not Ui|- eoiqwration with the Manchestar ooour when the water coataiaa town, Andover, Oohimbta, arid PTA next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 62 budget study yestsrday at a er a full time staff member; and.en­ agert uhabla to fa ta 6ffiniaH(M (Hi*, outright. aecticut Houae avbr aaaamWad, Dental Society, in ohoervance of fm antlo boitUad a fire diaooverad Thera w ill ba a ooffaa. hour in mltttog-—tomght will be from 6 to gaging one. full-time and one part- mendationa of the educational poli­ To the cootrary. tha routine wieldy InsUtutioa. the Connecticut proclalBMd that tha naw ahow only ana part p«r million o t fluo­ the vaaby aCMr-the aarvice. A the schooL 10 o'clock A t Cienter Springs Pond special budget workshw meeting cies subcommittee and no opposi­ sorted to beer csii thm«£ijr>fla6 Kt«I7 BtwiBU was about raady for Uw road, tot National C ^ren 's Dantal Haolth ride. * f t 4ffi0 p.m. yeoterday at the Odf- Dr. Harvey Pastel, president of when it accepted a $120,000 recom­ time secretary. other rowdyism. 'The stadiqm fiSA, •aS BolUMjv. Enter^ at tba reaction, for abnost all of the 10 House of Representativee, got Wash Feb. 5 thidhgh II.) neotlout By*Fi«ducta Oo. «n Hop deooert am wlU ba eonduotod by snd Charter Oak Park. Onter tion was voiced. •t lUaelicstsr. Coon.. tiba dahataq that may he more PTA, la requesting that the PTA mendation on expanding person­ In Barnard Junior High School, been sold out. Many wars am irtsfli'' years of tU faltering existence has' around to tha first debate and the What la meant by topical ap- lU ver Rd. tha Board of Christian Education Springs Annex has been nserved with a student population of 1,300, I Man Matter. pU^tton of fluorMaa r E id U o f new 1991 FABRICS for «n flt C h w H«U— 20 by IH* haneflt of. flnanoiag -tho board members and committee nel throughout the school system. < The city counolL loot Bight Uflfial*-^ first roll la w ater fluoridation reaily affae- The Ara deotxoyed a obalrmen arrive a t 7:15 fo r a brief fo r hockey. one' guidance counselor; and one 4 Judges Confirmed SoiBSClUFTKUiUTES been , that It must somehow he the other day. This tentative test­ fMdXaer I church aeflool student asslatant.’ Recommendations made by Mrs. mously refused'.a -pennu (or tho qieakershlp widrii may ba otora UvaT Applying a fluocida solution di- N etantlly.fi LOW, LOW MILL PRICES! to o t a ton ge ohad a t tha iv ru w o ri ^ Friendly Carclc o f the Imlneas meeting. Platu will be Park Department FOrtnuui BUI E. Mae Holden, ocUng chaihnan of full-time and one part-time secre ev^ L An aptiUchtm waa #avtvad" , *tX! Fayabla to strengthened and spurred on until ing of the 1961 edition revealed, 'Numerous studlaa hava.indicatod raetiy to the tooth, This is dono in m oaufactwlng etmoarn, and waa ja-^- } Carn6r M a ll severe add compUcatoid, tor the church has given $800 to the.Stee­ discussed for tho spring fair m Andrulot reported that rising tem- the board's educational ■ policies tary -were recommended. Hartford, Feb. 9 (ff)—The House by CounclUnan Erich A . 5 ^ T a y> . m oo it becomes what it was originally once again, the almoet miraculoaa. that bhildren who drink water con­ areas which do not havo.ftdori- beyond oontrol when the flrameo peraturM may force the skating Elementary school increases. ln ot .Representatives confirmed four Oaa Year 11.00 the good-fated talent of the demo­ emerganoe ot thoae new voicee ple fund. April. subcommittee Include hiring on lor, who asked 'hia feH oM ,to i%* jC r MiBtiMi^...... ’ " planned to be. taining one part per mllUon of dated w aU r suppUox How nritoh UPHOLSTERY ^ arrived. orass to be closed tonight As a assistant superintendent of schools; personnel w ill Include.- two fu ll­ Judges who were ^ ven Interim ap­ Ject it and they complied. ' ' Meollia ...... 6 So cratic process and ita institutions which will gain courage as the fluorlda friMn birth have up to 65 LOS If he follows the precedent of ■eaaion progreaese, Hare was the it rodueOh'decay varloo from child Oauaa- waa attrillMitad. to on Maacheatar Buealag Herald ADVISORS NAMED result there wlU b» answering two additional full-tim e secre­ time librarians; one art teacher; pointments by former Gov. Abra­ -Taylor sufgesto4 ;tha nuoor fl^ XMkty ...... ” to keep renewing themMlves, al­ per cent M s tooth decay. to child. But otudM have abown oveiheated portable atove. Thera HarUord, Feb. 9 (fl>)—Two sUto service from 6 p.m, to $ ji.m . Phone taries; and one full-time ."switch­ two music teachers; two physical ham Riblcoff last year. point a conimittae to idudy Ota pOO> . the past, that wtU be where ^ s i - ways mixing some ot the old and old Oonnecticut ship of state, the W hile all watar contains aama FABRICS v**3.p0 Oovsatnr carramdadcat, 7. Paul- concentration and dUfualon o f that ia an affaetiva pravantlva waa no eatimate of the damagea laa Uttte, telepheee P I «-6$$L Senators and three raprerantatlvea number is M I 3-4700. board operator for the central ad­ educatipn Instructors; and putting All four were approved by the aibility of ia .city qpoasotad mqaifl m e m b e r o f __ _ dent Kennedy comes out too—with sbme of the new Into creditable fluoride, many watar suppltea lack nr.oaaura that can ha used to f t o - t h e associated PBEia power, the great state meeting of available today. wera -appomted yesterday to the fi­ Coasting ia permitted dolly m ministrative office. the staff secretary at Lincoln Senate Tuesday. • featlval. ” *n»» AMOCiated Preea !»■ eicta^el* some formula or gesture dcsignto! new editiona, which have life and aiUficlent fluoride to help children teet a ohild'a tooth againat decay. 9S% Taxea Fold nancial advisory committee that Center Springs .Park until dork. They ara John J. Sullivan . Jr., Featlval preMdeht Louia'L- lair> vitality and talent of their own. the 1C9 towns, being launched develop decay-ranatont taath. Sardine S&dea For Manchester High School, School on a full-time basis for a jBBUed to toe ose ot rePubUqU^ ^ to beef up NATO . Whan fluorida la ^)pUad, the Approximately 92 per cent of the meets monthly with the Governor 40-week year. V/est Haven, and Frank J; Mon-, illard aaid he would -Mot cOMcaAfl "^Sli new s drtsDRtclMS CTodltfed to ft Of There w m nothing, in this first new again, as every two years. When a fluoridation .program it KITCHEN recommendations accepted by the oHienriae credited But not eran he, no matter what dantist’a dret atop is to eloan tho total taxea collectible on the 1959 when the General Assembly is not board, included an additional vice Other recommendations accept chon, Windsor, Circuit Court; M i­ the festival is off forever. ango, city or town coimcil wltb''wh!ch yogi' ASispatciies hereto are also reserred. bring to the problem, can repeal a dull and relatively imeventtol to the amount .jM^ed-'One part PRINTS Reg. 69e Yd. iMtf. When chemically treated, Water maliw must be laid below ber to three; toro social workers, A Tbouflit for Today atannoua (tin )- flnoridt on tho ine Little, atld Maurice J. Ferland, D-Daniel- bringing that total to alx; a 1/3 IBM clerk from a 48 to a.62-week Norwich,.the Superior'Conrt. can work, and if bO, .U might, ceqw; the permanent, law of coalitions. session. The issue up for dlscuaeion per million. they yield , a cryatalllno ''sIlYer Bon; and Representatives Allan O. ground-fraeslng depth—os much i FWl aeAlce client of N. E. A. Serr- Sponsored by the Maacheeter tooth. ■7^ A total of $57,650 In real eaUta as five feet below the surface In time librarian; bringing that total work year; an additional IBM aide rrhe Circuit snd Common Pleds back.” ■ - This to the tow which states that and vote was the stop-gap measure Chomioally water containing tha pearl eosenoe." - used to coat Innes,-R-Thomaston, Morris N. (30- (Jourt terms ora fo r four years and - Festival: nponsoci arO.autag tba,, ^Pa^& m a Represeotattree: Jh* concerning the expense for hold­ Coaadl at Charchee optimum amount ot fluoride aa-^ and personal property taxea , ra- glass beads in; making artifi(dal noiihem states—atoordlng to the in that deportment- to two full .required for 10-12 weeks during malm out^uding. Of this total, hen, D-Blootnfleld, snd Beulah L. time Ubrariflns; and two additional pe^ load; change one secretary the Superior Court for eight years city fo r the divergent national interesta of ing and transporting prisoners turally and water to. which fluoride '^^rVa..*2.88 pearls. - Blackman, R-TTumbulL Encyclopedia Brltannica. . jnsMBER^ AUDIT BUREAU OF the members of a coalition are al- under the new Circuit Court sys­ haa been addad ara axactly tha. $87 remolm unpaid on tha 1955 "Forgive us our trespassee as we list; $635 on the 1955, Hot; $1,M9 waya engaged in a tug of war with tem. and the debate itself was forgive those that trwpaas”. To be same. Both ara equally offecUva in nothing more than a mild fillip of helping to develop deeay-nelBtant WT Hartford BA^-Next To WiBg*a a Froo Parking on the 1967 hot; $10,355 on the their sense of possessing a particu­ able to truly forgive another the 1958 Uat atld $44,725 •“ • Christ and it is ours to the extent For Tlitii'sday—1 P~m Wednesday. hostile actions and moods on the the first oversight in the original we permit His ^Irlt to motivate I t should ha pointed out that THE UNIVERSITY OF CONHECTICUT pounced. For Friday—1 p.m H m n «y. This month Mrs. U tU a wlU be| For Satnrisy—liijn . part o f its particular enemy. reform enactment had come to us. water fluoridation does not prevent Classlfled deamtoe: 10:30 a.m .ea«a There to only one sure w ay to light and demanded remedial ac­ Submitted by all tooth decay. Children do receive working bn 1959 unpaid tax ac- dayof publication except Saturday— prMMts counta to r which lien notices wiU I revive N A TO and remind all Ita tion. ^ The Rev. lAuirence J. Vincent. partial protection when they drink We have hought over 75 Carloads of • > m -.* Their l-told-you-ao was taken In Center Congregational Church fluoridated water. But if 'they be sent aa o t March L Uhleoa memben that they have one com want good dental health it ftiU is these taxea ara paid on or before I Thunday, Febmary 9 relatively good humor, and with r mon interest greater than all their apparent accurate assessment of necessary that they follow these IM In a March 81, tha Uem wUl ba filed | itop q u a lify beef fo b rin g you... divergent interesta, and it to a way Just how major a'criticism of the Open Forum rules: Eating a diet low in sweets. THE lOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA at that tlma aocording to law. No Foot In Month Gap we hope Preaident Kennedy doea new coiurt ayete'm it repreaented, Brushing their teeth after every . ■ ^ < A Mrs. Little reminds delinquent! was supported by a grand meal. Having regular dental chec- ear taxpayers it wUl be neceasary not Invoke. That would be to carry to pay the taxes ttefora new regia-1 Whetlier or not thcra ia madi at total of 12 votes when the matter Two Block Str^h’ ups. In the a mtaUo «ai», b d tw M RnaMan ae> the Western woritTa quarrel with at hand came to its roll call. The To the Editor, Do fluorides In the public water trationa can be obtained. Ruaaia cloaer to this breaking point, IraotiMg Mra. L ittle— ahrdl uidirdlu nun I compUiCiinoiit and oora. It baa not parrying of their I-told-you-so was It has come to my attention and supply have any harmful effects ALRERT N. JOROENSEN AUDITORIUM so close that ah tha membars o f the bantUed smoothly by the new floor that of many others that-the town on human beings? foniityaadl I with Tax payments may be made by | ♦aben a B«ir Socrotuy of Def«aae mail or a t the Town O ffice BuUd- coaliUon might eaqiect to be -en­ and committee leaderahip, whkA of i Manchester never "finished” a Exhaustive dental and medical A e heAnffty STORKS, CONN. . from high poaltioB In Oie antooio- job started last summer. Ing. Office houn-each weekday, I gaged in a military struggle for consisted of eecondwriringers j bOa niduatiy long to catch up with two years ago who seemed to have^ The town repaved Woodbridge excepting Wednesday, are from 9 1 one o f hla predficaaaot a o f abnOar survival almost momentarily. grown in accordance with their St. except for a two blodc stretch MONDAY. FEl. 13— 8:15 F.M. a.m. to 5:30 pm . and Saturday I extending from Phelps Rood to from 9 a.m. to noon. Tha building | D etroit origin. Ohara to praeticany Short of that, tim only real sig­ own promotion, and the whole Notice nificance for NATO which has ever eiifair was presided over with poise Ninrth Elm St. (which biqipened la closed Wednesday. no gap at an batwaen Chariao WII* to be the worst stretch of the A t time of maldm payments on I exto^d has been that of an Amati- and a nice brand of humor by W f HAVE DAILY aon and Robert lIcN an iain whan Speafi«‘ Anthony Wallace of whole street). We reahxe that " Program back taxea. Mra. Little has re­ It cemea to the buaineai^ Of provld* intention. This alliance pro­ Simsbury, himself a second string­ present weather condiUone tend ^ b u r U a quested Uiat ahe be Contacted at I DELIVERY TO THE Egmont Overture...... Beethoven her office as to the amount of in-1 Ing WadUngton with the spectacle claims our intention of defending er in past sessions w h o -firs t to emifliaaise this, but even In the Europe, of fighting In Europe, If seemed to feel stirrings of indi­ best of weather the stietrii ia high- tereat which must be paid by law. I o f high Official with hia foot in hla Yfiriations for Orchestra...... Dallapiccola Payments uauaUy may be made at I Western Europe to attacked by viduality and personality snd in­ crowned, rut-filled, and a pot-boled mouth. dependent jud^ent in the 19S9 trap. the tax collectorta office ofxI Russia. BOLTON Intoriodes from “Die Frau Ohne Schatten” .,. .Strauss I t remalna to be aeen whether seeaion, and who now, in his sud­ It is hoped that at the first op­ Wedneoday, as Mra. ijttle is gta-1 This proclaimed intention of ours eraUy working there, but she tug-1 Defenae Secretary McNamara'a den elevation to the highest micro­ portunity repairs w ill be made. Syisphoi^r Pfo, S Proltofieff to the only real deterrent power phone in the House, eeems to be Sincerely. gesta a telephmie call be made to | emhairaaBlng talent, like that, of assure her tein g In. N ATO baa evw poaseased, and all flowering swiftly into a very ap­ Robert WllUa AREA Fobmaiy with WQaoa b efon him. la a g ift fOr », Club Permit Granted it to ever likely to poeeess. Furtltor- pealing presiding officer. telUng the truth in a way or at a .. His one apparent early and Tickets now on sale—$2.00 floor; $2.50 balcony The Zoning Board of Appeialal more, i f we are a natkm which bd- 1924 Acetate First 'moment which doesn't happen to temporary deficiency, a certain 4 baa granted the requeat of the Uevea in ita other commltmenta, ^ LENOX CathoUc Men’s Club Inc. for a club I M ( 0 Anour STAR Boot lock of instant mastery of the fare up to 08 ha poUUcany adriaabla But if it Chicago — Acetptc, the second Write or phone Auditorium Ticket Office, GArfield this particular deterrent does not electronics which must be at least scientifically produced fiber (the permit to aUow the sale of alco-l doea turn, out in the imd that there PHARMACY nolle beverages for conoumptimi I depend upon- NATO for ita exis­ half the porliairentary talent of first was rayon) was introduced in .9-9321 Ext'. 441. Make checks payable to University of lan't too much of a mlasile gap be­ a mo^rn speaker, was something only by members of the club, the! tence. We belong to another allt commercially important volume In Connecticut. tween RuaaU and o;uraelvea, then he himself confessed. In fact, the the United States in 1924. It was 299 E. CENTER ST. Knights of Columbiu, and their I ance, another coalition, which to first roll call was bungled, some­ made from cellulose acetate. Ny­ SATURDAY, guests at the club home on Snake I SirloiiSteok ha win g ^ cradit foir having told Coke Steak TEL Ml 9-0896 HUl Rd. ForieilNiise snu not againat any particular nation tha truth at hla informal briefing where among the buttons that lon, a fiber made from chemicals FEBRUARY 11 as an enemy, but against the act of were supposed t o be pushed, and alone, waa introduced in 1938, The appeal waa granted under I o f newamen the other day. Ih a t he I- the town’s xontog laws which per-1 k / aggressive war, whenever it -to i V imd riioaen the wrong time to put m lt: a bona fide club not operated I Crasslib ttoiisl (olifoniialoiisl Swiss Steak out such an impression was evi­ committed anywhere' by anybody. for profit provided that no acttv-l ity is carried on which results in] denced, clearly enough, by the Im- From the beginning NATO, like the other regional miUUry alli- an objectionable noise off the | inediato raactiow p f - nuny -ay*, tor and$ladt$. .< RAT^r|g^7^a9l'6M> Manager . ' j tlie uae / ca-o anl thi rnanv Icwtly '•awg^Ciiilt^aiicI -8 tg m pe -q f-O r a w d -li nlaiB-i moet evocy day, but that, on the clean 24 hours after every snow floral plocee, fioo for^lne wntrogo coq- ether hMd. It ia siqiposed to be •‘SelUag'ifll aervtclng (WtaaiehOee for ever W-ykar^- vlbaUOM mode U tho. Oentor Cwiwh storm. And tlie. formula .1*, verj BiomorUl fund. - heresy to do anything hut qieak of <( aimple, being mainly a proper §12 W M T CENTER STRlH— Ml 3*2411 PHoh EffadtvG lR Upppr Cotinaelloiit Grand UnTon SterM Oiru Sat„ Fab. I lOi. Wa Raaarva tha Right to limit OuantHTaa ■: l It aa a nacnawry, parmaqaht flx- Morxiat. nriatur-o of snow removal, sMnaa jB J — »aiaw ^w ar— «w i»in ,v ' f g m a f l — MB M A M P T r gO TTA B q H-aAWINOTOM' fan amplojnnant, and old. ago Ss- -X Opan. i v mlngR'Nj!Mi Rg ,ili!fanati n N r tt.w * • 't.* ' * It la siatanca. ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR^ CONN. , ■ r ,| ■ 7. a Y ' - ■ . A- - ■ I , /■. whether Vbm4 is a niaaUa gap or reeUy quoted aafi teportora must mra oa defaqsa studios being made campaign, eriUcal of tha Btasn- off Tuesday, tham wwi no hint by hta band o f new alfiea. One of hower admintatmtlon, Kennsdy McNamara had mada Kennedy not.” RuralMsUBaM. ! atate^eii their own what he said. If tbliKwaa meant to aay Me- them Involves nitasiloe, a som po- referred to the “ mtasilo gap.” feel' unoomfortabla. But ttben late McNamara Band Blows High affleiata to the Btaenhower, UUcal subject fOT'fearn. ’Then suddenly on. Monday, Mc- ' hta band — because NolFatBroadlSIb TVuntwi and Rooaevelt admtotatra- Nsmsra, talking at hta back­ Tuesday Keraiady’a preaa seem- 'missile studies am toeom- Sponsor Ilrefldfafast tlona used backgtoundem when, Newsmen wem told nothing Mc­ t a i^ Ftaxra Salinger^ caUed news­ F r o m ^ d u r *8 K itchen Namara said CoukT be attributed grounder about mtasUe studies go­ re not justified to deny- Rural carrlan .aud the for one reason or another, they men Into hta offioS to teU t h ^ : a mtasUe gap, then jwrha^ routs frtim tha Manebsatto Science Show Sour Note for Kennedy wanted to give but information to him, the meeting place (in the ing on, said he doesn’t Uiink The news storleST hesed on ise^ they amn’t. fice Tueiday movad UMr MAHOB FLYNN MIMfrAYieitAIITlX without having it attributed direct­ Pentagon) couldn’ t be menUoned, there’s a gap or that the RusslaJu have mom mtasUea than the Unit­ Namara’s background, wem But, Justified or not, McNamara .opera.tlona foqfromi the main The Baby Hag With apples In good M] dlL. ly to them. and them was not even to bo any said it and reportem heard him, Featured at Era 2S Mafio to Oiiir JAMBS m a b l o w he doeent todicatfon the toformaUon from ed States. curate. \ - :the parcel post station Rorbort'M snttaon. 258 ,8t...... __ ik h ed to lto Y s w yhta neck out by gaylng Brnne hackgroundem am flopa, ly it. St,, sccordmg to PostmaMbr AM p Wl, this week offm bsr rodpo for fnw • to U:80 tAP N«88ra Analyst) think there ta a mtasUe gap. proditolng little, news. Some am McNamara came from a back­ . ’This vms rqxH’tad in ’Tuesday Up to thta point McNanijub atUl towing all mmalned anonymous, butG ie New EJ. BaUey. ^ A p j^ Torto, an laeononUeal and Watoington, Fab. 9 «•«* wfilto gra- ground news Gonferanoe-.-which 1. The wide open kind whem the And yeatentay at his own news ing bottlenecks in the road net­ L JL mada it plain it intends to give Even President Elsenhower’s de­ ed by DemocraUe Jib^ would conference ^Kennedy said, after a camera. K. Lawrence, re MUl St, « « «»■ wem Jud|^ by: Principal Joseph of Ico croom. Md cMlRMiit' MiMid py MW» bacikfirad. Thta ona death with the speaker can be quoted aild identi- fense seemtary, NeU H. McElroy, ■else on what McNamara said to work along the Italian-French Ri­ BaUey said that front Tnta^e gap.” fied. out toformaUon — so long as it talk wl^McNamara, that: viera. The road will extend 70 morial Hoepital. His maternal giaadparenta aw Mr. and TVtpp arid PTA preaident Chris­ Apple Torto Alexandsr Gatos, PUHTfiO. doesn’t ondangnr the country — a UtUe over a year ago said thta protest: I told you so. They persona living on rural rontag Trito CUflWd i T h HIb. 84 M i l ^ t ^ tian Noordendbrp. 2/8 cup flour Rico, Mrs. Blmor ProToto, Utas It was called by Defense Secre­ 2. The off-the-record type to "Mcltomara said no study has miles from Savona to the French must pick up Uieir pnekana at th f tary Robert S.-MdNfamara, the for- which nothing that’s said can be ttoough open news sesiiona and country would be lagging behind promptly did snd, into the bargain, and Mrs. George K. Lawrince, Gruid Isle. Vt. He has a sister, John GoWtan. an aighth gradar, S teaspoons baking powder / Nsnoy Mioirl, Mri. Msras O t o ^ na Mala guru. MlMioi Russian missila output for three demanded Kennedy apologtae for been’^concluded In the Defense border, through Bleep, rocky ter­ post office may do an at thWMirMl won the grand prise with an olab- % teaspoon salt mer Ford Company pretident who, mported. backgroimden. lent which would lead to rain which accounts .for the. high post station instead of at tha Doreen Maria 3^. ^ , , « • • Mra. Wilfred Lsnim. y«to being new and pet yet gophtaticat- 3. The backgrounder where the McNamara called hta back­ yEATf. vrtiat he said to the xaippaign. omte mdiibit Uluatarting .apaca 2 eggs beaten ruism, snd Mra. Hugh Bdsnharn. And during the 1960 pmsidenUal until the Republicans sounded conclusion at thta Ume as to cost. office. Medd, Jeseph Alton, son of Mr. andJCrs. Redd,_l» Foe- travri. Ho was given a phl^ea 1% eupa sugar ad to Wantogton politic!, stuck speaker can’t be IdenUfied or-dl- grounder Monday to Inform news- ter St. He was bom Peb. 1 at Mandiester Memorial H < ^ ^ porimsnt kit vanilla SDs maternal grandparents are Mr. and Glenw^ BwetU In tm Grade 7 end 8 divtaion, 2 eupa diced snpMn gi SotSde, Ala. His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. J. R. Fain, Selma, Mkiy Jane Dooley was awarded 1 cup nuts (cobpped) fimt prise for a surface tension Add iugar ' to eggs and beat; • • • • • exhibit Judy McCarthy won hon­ then add dry tngredlonU and mix Kst. FWmp George, son of MT. and Mrs. Nap^sOT P. Rgy. M orable mmUon for a display on thoroughly: Last, fold In Ebn^M Rd.. Taicottvflla He was b«m FeK 2 atM an^to^ “Our Changing Earth.” nuta and vanina. Use. leaa sugar Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are and Mrs. Fred Dooley'a exhibit on atarf fo r U o ^ to s h ^pplea. Bake tn a FouSZ. Berlin. N. H HI. ^ter^ won first prise In a divtakm for 9x18 Ihch pan at 880 dfgmas for The consistent excellence of First National M eats-which Mr. and Mrs. Hm ry Massey. B ^ ln , N. H ., fifth and sixth gradera. Donald 30 r^lnutes. Cut into sqnarea and panl. 16, Ronald. 15, Richard, 10. and R a l^ 8; and two sisters, BotUcello received honorable men­ wifii otUtor'Ico cream or nobody will deny - doesn't just happen. Expert buyers Claire. 19, and Unda, U . , , , , , tion witii a display on ants. ipped cream. FIRSJL NATIONAL James Corcoran and Mio individual fred Royhl, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. boo, 237 Oak St She w u nm Feb. 3 at Manchester MsnwrlM Thomas Rhodes, Mrs. Hamid Pittsburgh Ctasrles T . Brans RdVioli w ith S ee*Po r Sf S!. 32e WhMe, lis a foy , daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Gilmra 4 face Rump Roast OouRtry lane, BockvUle. She l u « Fe^ 2 at M oi^sater Memocial wn«iitoi- Her maternal grandparents am Mr. ^ Mm Paul Donmnaa Vom^amoiL r- Her------patonal*------___ its —am M Mr r. »teand has a brother. Damn G IA N T C A N 77c Mrs. Murray White, Belfast, Mains. Liquid All 0 0 Todd.2. Smokod Butts .S afobd .Sp ciai! 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MANCHESTER, CONNv THUB^AX» FEBRUARY 9, 1961 rFASBTBN BSANCHE8TER EVENING HEBiU^D, MANCHt^TER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1961 d% of Workers tdte Ill ' ■ r the was a devoj^ of ler’s greatest work, and It was ac­ lead ot PUC Ofaitiiary corded a most impressiva reading K c ^ ^ y Asks Health Plan Rev,9tf» A. L. Williams ProhlemRole brass bands In his youth. New Centers Add^d The sections for contralto are last night. Ths donductor is faced Says Railroad 25 more reaaotutbly scored and Miss with a dUemma in Its interpreta­ ^ Fqr 14.2 Million 65, Ovd^ Mia. itiditffa Ihndto Handled Well Forrester’s glowing voice was tion. Either he.can present it in Resigns at St, Mary’s RoricvUla—Mra. Adalla Dunlap, heard to advantage throughout toe an all-out manrier, in which case SAM’S SHOEp creaUoa of a new bnrsan of o ^ ______,88. of.18 Wabstar St, dlad at har entire evening. Here too, Mr. toe vocri Uoe will suffer^ or he I One) Ilan Be Saved T D e i can offer a mofe restrained pre­ munity health in the Public (Oenthw e i frens Faga OfM) T» u, p ,„ » .« 6 ByDaCosta Mahler's conducting woS more sen­ Bxp^ Shoe kepairirig sentation, in which case toe mu­ i a tat tint other Health Service oMutrucUim o f the new | g|ia i^ n a o iV ^ f 14, "i87» sitive to toe vocal problems. Hoqdtal Research and Develop­ (OoatlBiMdi Page Ona) (Coathmed ttaaa Page One) sic seems diluted, and sometimes 701 MAIN STREET • a m Kennedy recomtnenOA u » C3iurrii. the Rev. Mr. WilMama One o f tha rector’s ^ t e r t to- |j^ Rim l. Cimada. ^ By JOHN MUBER Miss Forrester sang with a quiet ment—Congreas would dstsrmias has been active in youth work and tereaU over the years has b « to g,^ survived hy a inconsequential. atreMed Hint no the IOC later with the name of the ». WU- OiiStaV Hahler'a "Lied von der intensity that was very impres­ Despite .toe manifest uneveneses «attmntM ore yet avnileWe. But each year the amount necessary, reUgioua eduoarion. Ha aerved as his confirmation riaosea in a let-1 n,m j. Dunhqt, and a grand- Inspector Finds partifient manpoww ehlef, held % sive, particularly tn toe lost move­ THE VERY BEST—T h e PRIUE IS LOW! and the surgeon gensfri would be private lender. It said the loan Erde,” at interpreted by Fritz at toe composition, It fttnolns a ■fjMr cmJculmte nt thie time th*t ..h»|a4(n o f the Church Home and ter to communlcanta whom he pre- dau|*ter. both of Rockvilla , s a news conference on the hatlw*- ment of toe work. Changes of • FOR LOOKS, WEAR and COMFORT • authorized to make project gian^ wouliL-have a maturity date of Jdde labor market atatlatlrii tor Mahler. Albert Da Costa, and Mau­ very significant .work, with tneas- tiMM iwoitranu will require about th a-C h u r^ Mkialon o f .Hrip. pared foy confirmation Funeral aervlcea wU-ba haku)— reen Forrester, was to^lghlight poetic thought In the text,' did not urea that lini;er long in toe mem­ $M tniUkm in new appropriaUons Increasing Health' Personnel— Episcopal Church coat work voara ago, he emphasiaod that ho gi^tur^ at 6:15. a.m. M B Juui^M oat et these figures. always find a corresponding A program o f federal scfKfiarahtpa Nov. 3, 1961. of the program lis t ev.^mng at toe ory. We are fortunate to ha've to r the fiscal j'ear atarUng July 1. Rep. J. Tyler Patterson Jr, of agency, in Buffalo from 1986 to waa ’ tntereated In numbers but I pYinora] Home, 76 Promeet S t, In East Hartford inri\v1««g the oatlonadde Idle count change in her .declamation how for treated medical and dental 1936. He aerved two yaan oa presi­ and expressed the hope {followed by a requiem bnaa at St o f 6,886,000 for that month. -Jiad Bushnell Memorial Auditorium. heard it here .in Hartford, since it •ad w t about S2l million of Mr. Da Costa was pressed into, ever. is seldom presented and it is a thia laetually would be ^>ent in Students In need o f financial ae- Old Lyme, House Republican ma- dent of the Hartford Archdeacon­ he would produM no ’Tiacksllders” j Bernard’s Church at 9. Burial will been diarioMd by President Ken­ sirianoe. Federal funds averag­ ;|ority leadar, however, arid two (OoBtfamed from Paga One) service at toe last momant when' As tm Mr. Da Costa, ha was -wiork which should be better thoK 12 months. ry dtvMon of rellgkma education. or “Easter Kgga." be in Grove Hill Cemetery. nedy in hla Feb. 2 eoonomie mea- BJmst Haefiiger, previoualy an­ generally limited to bellowing or ing $1,6 0 0 .each, a year for one- developments within tha last 48 At the 1960 annual meeting of Friends may call at ths funeral known. It Was given as good a I>br the neat fiscal year, begin- His interest in reUgknia educatioa lbs not being used for more than a ■age to CongicH. nounced for toe tenor part, fell screaming In a vain effort to com­ performance as I have ever heard, TiiTig July 1, 1962, appropriations fourth of ethdente newly entering to 72 houra moved him to advise resulted in St./Mirjr’a receiving the parish: It was feMrted that j home ternwrow from 7 to 9 p.m^ In giving reporteni detajia of a school. would be 4-yenr the Legislature’s Finance Com­ 111. Mr. Da Coats consequently pete with toe orchestral portion of yet it etlU lays Itself open to vio­ •re figured at about J177 million several awarM tor its outataad- oonununlcants total l,M.t tha picture, Wolfbeln arid the un­ spent a busy couple of days. He the work, so it is virtually Impos­ lent criticism. sutd actual spending at about 655 scholarships wi^ the amount of mittee to move with caution. Ing caiurch.Scbori in.past yeara. and the Church School Walter A. Sraltk He'said he gav« the employment litiUUoii "hal never aid geared in eac^ case to the He arid these developiqenU a few days to improve the ronffl- was In Hartford Tuesday for re- sible to assess his artistic merit Mozart's "Haffner” Symphony CALLING A SPADE BfiSion. The reetto also served with the ship inriudea 759 chlldrtn,'’ Rockville—Walter Arthur Smith, been worse since pSrly World War Hearsri'wito toe orchestra, in New student's need. nW would be were the laUroad's appUcatloil for tlons, but when he returned 'Wes- In toe third movement the tar- opened toe program, and was ac­ Some of the programs- Kennedy fProvinriri Commission on Ecu- and staff members. 72, of 9 Jacob St. died thU morn­ day the conditions had not 1 ^ n — the figures speak for them- York yesterday morning for re­ .chestra waa more subdued, and the corded a beautifully precise per­ advocated are on a 10-year basis, eligible for more ttiap $2,000 a a $5 miUhm loan guarantee from menlcal^latlons, an organization The staff at St. Mary's ing at Rockville City BoapitaL He year. \ improved. Eugene Mlves.” hearsal with toe "Met,” and back soloist waa board to better advan­ formance. It was most enjoyable, and the administration estimates the ICC, and a 4-atate meeting whlrii deals with relaUoaa between dudes the Rev. Prescott Beach was a retired mechanic. prosecutor for^ th e^------^ Dtatrirt . i The data showed that employ- in HarUord last night for per tage. He sounded a little tired A SPADE But in addition the scl^la par­ scheduled in Albaity for Feb. 21. but Mr. Mahler's reading made It the cost a'ould continue to mount ehimhea and with Diocesan com- aaalatant, and the Rev. Canon He was bom July, 18. 1888. In Court, Isiued the warrant for the was 64,462,000 in January, a tormance at toe Bushnell. and he waa doubly entitled to sound somewhat like early, „ Bee­ through the first four years, and ticipating 'arould receive a bqst-of- 1 would not wish to see Con­ inittees. His former civic acUvi-. Thomas D. Byrne, who la aerving Rockville, the son of the late John educatkm grant o f $1,000 fiof'-aach arrest of the men. _ record high for any January alnrt He did a vemarkSbly fine job, sound that way, due to his sched­ thoven, rather than middle Mo­ Senators'Thomas 3 . Dodd and Prescott Bush i then perhaps level off. necticut act on tax relief In the, ties included service as a director as director of religious education and Helen Brae Smith, and had cou rt date has been set for Feb. u,e begtaming o f WorM War EL federal scholarship to cover next few days if a recrivershj^ all things considered, and one'of ule. zart. Kennedy did not go into any de­ of the Manchester TMCA and a whUe on a, iM^e o f absence from lived here all his life. 27. The men are free under $60 However, the Hgure) reflected the toit^s to be considered was Actually . Mr. Mahler Is riot Debunk the bunk. As direietpr of biuiks, induatrlal* tail regarding price tags in his pense not met by tuition and fees. was imminent," Patterson arid. director of the Manchester Rotary the Diocese of .Florida during' a He was a member (K the Rock­ The cost of the 10-yesr sohoisi^ bond. higher employment Ia trade, ft- that Mr. Mahler didn't make his wholly to blame for toe trouble brewery, cbal and oil, real estate, hotels and other busi­ snamage. He has promised, how- He said the aUte should do noth­ Club. He discontinued these ao- period of graduate study In Hart­ ville Lodge of Odd Bellowa, the nance, and federal and local gbv- Zoo Noted for Liono ship program is estimated by of­ ing that would prejudice ^ pori- soloist’s job'any easier when he Mr. .De Costa encountered. It la e\-er, that he will suggest ways of tivitiea to devote moat of his tima ford, Red Men, KrUghta ot Pythias and arnments. Factory employment conaistently let the orchestra go now 50 years since toe work was nesses I knyw that $1,25 minimum wage bill will affeet raising addiUonal revenue in the ficials St $5.1 million for the fiscal tlon of Connecticut in rriatlon to Moosa. Dublin—The Dublin Zoo, found­ years starting July -l, with an in­ down about 900,000 from a full out, so that Mr. Da Costa premiered and we cpi consider it only sweat shops and undesirable businesses. Urge sup­ case of all new spending programs the o|her states involved in the Survivora includa hla wife, Mrs. • aftriL. ed in 1830, has long been famous crease to $21 miUicn by the fifth p ro b l^ . Kenned; would have needed leather lungs with some sense of detachment for Its Hons, The original M-G-M which—of and by themselves— Elizabeth Felber Smith; a'daugh­ R efen^ to unemployment in and hronze vocal chords to com­ the fact is that it la impossible port of worthwhile bill guaranteeing TAKE-HOME PAY would knock out of balance the year. It would provide help for i^ttefapn erid that he wanted ter, Mrs. James Tbb^ and a roaring lion came from this zoo. about 20,000 students by the end Nassiff Arms Firm factories, Wolfbeln said "This la pete. ' i./ . ■ to comprehend why a composer The zoo’s first pair of lions was of $1.25. Try living on that. You spend more than 91-25 budget be inherited from the - El­ to put we Republican party on granddaughter, all of RockvUle. Doubt Reds for where toe dent really la—this IS -This was particularly notice­ who was a notably excellent op­ senhower regime for the fiscal of the fourth year. record In rkvor o f tax reUef for Funeral aervlcea will be held brought from . Natal, South Afri­ on tips daily. what has taken toe brunt of too able in toe opening movement of eratic conductor, would score bo year conunenclng July 1. The cost of the supplemental the railroad S«d assured ^ e com Sattirday at -1 p.m. at the Ladd ca, in 1857. Since then it has bred grants to the eriioole was calcu­ downturn.” the work, where the vocal writing heavily in toe ^ orchestra for some 600 lions. During World War WILLARD ROGERS Dtscussiug health insurance for mittee that RetmbUcan support To Relocate, Expand Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave,i Laoi^Controls Wolfbeln arid that if only sea- is uilgrheefUl to begin, with, and work whose meaning is projected II most zoos could not feed their the aged, Kenmdy told Congress: lated at $3.4 milUon the flrat year for such '4 proposal would be ri The Rev. I^ul Bowman, pastor of Bonri fiietors occur and there la Above te copy of telegram wnt to Bcaatora Dofld aad Bosh today and a riae to about $14 mUlkm. In toe orchestration Is almost hys­ by a vocalist lions, so they boarded them in “This program would be financed most qnanimous. , J -----— I Union Congregational Church, will no haaio improvement in toe terical in Intensity, recalling, that This is probably Gustav Mah­ Dublin. by an increase in the Social Se­ the fifth year. ^ Naaslff Arms Co. has purchased officiate. Burial wUl be In Grove (Conttamed from Page One) economy In toe next few months Also provided would he $500,000 He arid the RephbUcana were curity contrihutlaBS o f one-quarter eiwi prepared to consider other RockvUle-Vernon the buUdlng at 991 Main S t, j H ill Cemetery. , . I unemployment will remain at o t one per cent each cm employers in grants to medical and dental vdilch formerly housed Murphy’s Friehds may call at the funeral Thompson scheduled an appointf 5 munon right on luto tha schools to plan new facilities and ^iommertdatlona that i^ght ^ and employes, and by an increase "forttcoming from the uitMatate ReaUiirant, frmn Anthony Divest­ home tomorrow from- 3 to 5 and 7 ment With Rusk tWaafternoon- aurmner. . , in tiw xnaximim eaininn base explore ways of improving the adu- ments, Die., according to an in- to 9 p.m. ostionsl proceae. jiiaa there'arould staff committee with eii .“open G>iirtFa0sto In advance o f that aeasion. ftom $4,800 a j t a x t o ^ O M which mind.” \ ^ atrument flled in the Town Clerk’a Ai I unMfijwOyca w u MmouncM jail would amply cover the corting along 'With them.’’ Charter Sr., 56, E3Hngton poat- The U.S. envoy arrived laa* already waa toe highest ftor that "WILL MARCTT' BRAND and would not place any burden on and dental achools to Increase their Lougidin told the commlttv on the instrument denoting sale maater for more than 20 yearn, night for two ■weeks of top level month since 1940. capacity. This calls for $25 mil' trial ot the Centre Shopping at property at the Main St. ad­ ' The January flgure, as given Former Cheney Mills U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADG-VOUNG TOM Che general revenues." that 'Se didn't think the atate died at hia home yesterday after a consultation on U.S.-Soviet rela- lion the first Jrear mid $75 milUon •woulo^,throwing money down tax appeal was Jettlaoned dress, said today that the deal brief illness. nrevloualy by Kennedy, equaled HartfordH .1 Road and Pine St. This means that— apart' from annually thereafter. ____ the Tbllriid County Court of was closed yesterday. The sale tiona In an effort to And ways of i.6 per cent of toe nation’s entire Mrs. Richard F. Dlmock, chairman of toe heart^ fund drive for Bolton, flits a heart kit that will ba I tax Increases already scheduled a rat hole.by helping the New Charter, -who conducted a gen­ given to one of more than LlOO volunteers ia Aba Manchester-Bolton-RockviUe area. Atty. Paul Manchester, Conn. Improving V t^ Health at Chil­ Haven Raluoad." Common Pleas trial criendar to­ price was not disclosed. eral store for several yean, was easing tension arid improving con- j labor force, over the next aoveral years in the day,' and will not reappear until the Renovation of the newly ac­ Marte and Mrs. L. Morgan Porter, (dtairman fn the Manchester Area Heart Aasociation’a month-long existing' Social Security program dren and Tqdth— Creation of He arid he didn’t know of any a native and Ufe-kmg resident of tacts 'between Washington and drive tola year, SMlat with toe. envelopes,^Which will be used for collecting contributions for the new N atic^ Institute of Child management that could run a rail­ spring session. quired property which has 15,000 BaUngton. Moeoow. But toe focus interest AMPLE FREE PARKING! —the tax would go from the cur­ Judge WlUlam P. Barber swept square feet of floor space, began drive on or before Heart Sunday, Feb. 26. All are members of toe board of directors of toe asso­ TURKEYS rent 3 per cent to 3Vi per cent. Health and .Kuman Development, road or a peanut stand if It didn’t He was a member of ^e Na­ aa he settled down for a long ciation. (Herald photo ^ Pinto). ______includii^ a cienter for lesedrch in the case from the docket when today. It was reported. tional Aasodation of Postmoatera, round of conferences waa more on Pared Pickup to Your Car! This would be pa^ by both work­ have the money. •We hope to open our new GOP May Cut chUd health. Loughltn arid, the ptesent man­ attorneys estimated the trial would ElUngton Grange, th« Italian- U.S.-Soviet conflict than on the ers and employers on the first take at least tiro days and prob­ headquarters 'by early April,” was termed both intereating and waa given a certificate of servjee $5,000 of wages, instead o f - the Kkonedy said one-fifth c t the agement of the railroad came In Aroerlcan Friendship Club, the h<^ of improvement. ably more. TodaXia the final day Fred Nassiff said. "Salem Design U.S. officials are privately dis­ Bolton formative by PTA members. aa a®cr®tary o f the Bolton subor­ U l« 18 LB. first $4,800 os at present. Mtion'a children under five have after “many imprudent decisions is handling the interior and ex­ Odd ' Fellows, Fayette Lodge of Democrat Off of the winter common pleaa ses­ Masons and the Ellington Con­ appointed that Khrushchev's re­ BoeebaU Meetiag . called dinate. ' AVG. Payment at health insurance not been Immunized against polio, were carried out” by the previous sion and there would not be time terior design for the relocation of Parir Commissioner Fred Gaol East Central Pomona wiU meet ben^ta would start July 1, 19$2. and that in the last decade "our management \ our 16-year-old’business,” he arid. gregational Church. cent acsurancee to Kennedy of a to hear the case. Charter is smvived hy his 'wid­ desire for better relations have not, Building Unit has called a meeting of residente Saturday at 8 p.m. at Yeomans So it also means that in the case country has Hipped from 6th to The PUC chairman said that .. Postponement of settlement of Salem Naaaiff, architect, who PTAtoStay interested in helping with toe base­ Hall in Columbia. A WEEKEND FOOD SPECIALS ★ o f workera earning at least ^QOO, 10th place among the advanced na- bankruptcy. would not be the heads Salem Design, has been re­ ow, Mrs. Evelyn Abrataamson in their view, resulted in easing ball program of toe Park Depart­ answer to the present problems of the year-old csm has hit town fi­ Charter; a aon, Edward F. Char­ Burii crises as tnoee {n.-Lona and Pledged by Fraternity their tax increase for 1962 would Uona of the world in the saving'of nance officials hard. sponsible for architectural design Republicans may act at toe ment on Feb. 15 at 7:80 p.m. at W. Paul Cote, aon of Mr, and ba $8. In 1963 the Increase 'would ^ an t Uvea" He spoke also of aid the rallrod. Mrs. Florence D. Loverih, Ver­ of the Hallmark Building In Kan­ ter Jr.'of the IJ.S. Air Fbroe; two the Congo. y next hoard of directma meeting to With National toe Community HalL LEAN, SHORT SHANK He said the first thing a federal daughters, Mrs. Ralph Edwards Kennedy met 'with Ruric- and Mrs. WUfrid P. Cote of South Rd., total $18.50. The hike would be for tha mentally, retarded and non tiut collector, said she Is “ very sas City; Phoenix Mutual of Hart­ increase their control of toe FUectlon o f officers, appointment waa formally pledged by toe Air FRESH GROUND amaller >in 1962 beqaiise for that those bom with ccmgenital mal- bankruptcy cdurt would want,to ford and Macey’a of White Plains, and Karon Dale Charter; three other foreign policy and military SMpKEO • uidiappy” because the taxes being ______school building commlttee'^whlch of team managers and coaches, and- pha Pi Cfiiapter of Theta Xi Fra­ ar the .tax would continue at formatlons. , know wAs lyhether, there was held up cannot be listed as antici­ N. T., among hia accompBah- grandchildren; hia mother, Mn. adviseia for more than two houra Organisation Information and discussion on toe enough money to pay the "going Alice Parsons Charter, and a sio- yeoterda/ ^ Xao d^ute. It | now control by one meip^r. ternity at toe' University of Con- A LL BEEF per cent, th^lnesent rate, but The President also called for an pated revenue In the current fiscal ments. He is a brother of ■ FVed. Junior, Intehnedlate, and senior rwctlcut recently. r would be on .tiM first $5,000 qfnnepecifled Increase in appropria­ expenses.” period. .Another brother, Richard, oper- t«-, Ruth E. Charter. im undenitoqd they decided there The town ordinance govet^g” Seventy-five ptembere of toe baseball programs for the coming If there was not sufficient funds, ktes a branch store in Williman- Funeral aerviceB will- he held to­ waa little prospect fo r Sordet Italian Sapper Planned wages. The tuaA year the tax rate tions for the existing programs in WUliun F. Luddecke, chairman I toe membership of toe building ,Parent-Teache^ Aaeoeiation season will be toe main items on ’’Italiah Supper Night” will be would Jump to 8 1 /4 per cent. nmterial and child health, crip­ he said, tha only alternative would of the Vernon Board of Finance, tie. morrow at 2 pjno. a t Ellington agreement to toe plan'to revive committee requires that four-of'- toe agenda for the meeting. be to reduce certain essential serv­ This will be the third location Congregational Church. The Rev. toe control commiaskm composed (PTA) vote^ un&lmoualy to re­ toe feature of the meeting of toe Hie additkoal Social Security pled children and child welfare. said postponement of the appeal toe 9-member committee be of toe Gaol said today that to have a Congregators of Bolton (tongrega- HAMBURG ices. And if there was not enough of India, Canada and Poland. They i 8 9 of the Naaaiff Arms Oo. on Main Wayne Sandau wfil officiate. Bur­ tain afflUatlon with toe etate and cost yrbold be leoa in the ceas of And he named Secretary at Wel­ has a direct bearing pA all tax­ .minority party. successful farm team program tlonal Church tomorrow; at 8 p.m. workera earning less than $5,000 fare Abraham Ribicoff to serve as money to maintain those servicex payers in town because the mill SL since Its !------— ial ’ will be in EUington Critter toerefreaented. Such a I directors, R^ubllc Director Rob­ C h ur^ has announced its firnd- ■ leadCT of the successful battle return to active amt useful Uvea. tions. fects the whole town.” ert Orndon moved that the ordl- their remarch toey found there waa toe meeting. KNOCKWURST BAG He urged the committee not to ing to a of Sale flled at the .faiZb^ projects for the comtog. •l^dnst tying haelth insurance for Medical Researdi—Provision of ' The tax appeal was brought a touch to .b * gained by affill$riDtract John D. Regan as deacon, and the is vigouro^y against it. Antici­ ects. every effort to aaaiat the New Ha- with the trial because certain ex­ I tllA BA1U6 ttlHA, tb^ dlTACtOrS - President E: J. Roser announced Hall. tee wiU meet tonight at 8 o’clock pert witnesaea were unprepared. Rev. Joseph McCann as subdeacon. Kennedy- spent more two I voted to postpone the sppolntm^i Hosts for toe meeting are Ray­ at the Community H^L- CUT FROM TOP CHOICE and PRIME BEEF ■ 8 UNKI8T OALIFORNJA NAVEL pating thenuguments sure to be veii Railroad weather Its present Mr& Etolph Moecarone was or­ that toe Red Crefis Koedmdbile raised, Kennedy said today: fiscal crista and put it on the road The case was requested for as­ hours yesterday in a White House a replacement for me of toe would be at United Methodist mond Soma, Donato Rataaal and The -Building Gamimttee of Bol­ signment Tueaday o f thia week Awaits Review! ganist and soloist. meeting wltoTluak, - Secretary of Democrats, Mrs. Mary Barry, who David Bell; hostesses, - Janet Man- ton Congregational Church will “Hiis program is not a program toward rehabilitation." Buriri was in St. James’ Ceme- ChurCh on . Feb. 2Q. Any member TENDER-TASTY-GOOD EATING but was set down f^ today. Tonce Defense Robert S. McffJajhara, Gen. recenUy resigned from -toe com- who 'would like to donate blood at nlM and Phyllis Convsrse. meet tola evening at 8 o’clock in at aoclalued madiclne. It is a pro­ Skating Shows Lalumia arid the Governor ‘Teels ’ITie contract for a swimming j tery, where Father Husaey read strongly that .the New Haven la today asked Judge' Barber that Lyman L. Lemnitzer, carm an of 1 mittee. * this time to help Bolton meet its At a recent meeting of toe State toe pariah room. gram ferred bn Mrs. Warren Amundsen, Manchester Bvenlng Herald SIRLOIN SIRLOIN RUMP Judge arid Clerk John H. Teo- tem, Inc., of Attleboro, Mass., the Charles Supslnakaa, Vincent Bres- toe crisis in Laos. Any decisions Democrat A new ordinance would Mrs. Lester Rogers, and WlUiam Bolton eorreapDadeni, Elna Dim- EXTRA LARGE SIZE choose his own doctor and tiospltsl. ’The Skating aub of Bolton wiU large commuting populations that cie, .Jrirn Fench, William Burke, A panel dlKuaalon on toe aodal • BONELESS • "No service performed by a inaction or Indifference on our part mana is the one who will aasign builder o t the pool at Verplanck on new moves are expected ,to be permit toe Republlcana to replace studies curriculum at toe school Androlevioh. Misa Mary Tedford ook, feieptaohs MltcheU 9-9823. (N. Y. STYLE) present Its second annuel fee IL School. and Ernest Angril. talked over with other interested her with a Republican, DEEP. BED CUTTING physician at either home or office, to the railroad's plight would be If the disputed taxes were paid The Ladies of St Bartholomew’s and no fee he chargee for such Show. "W estw ard H o," this week­ inexcusable." The amount of the Contract will governments before any actloii isj The other Democrats o arms from toe outside, pa^cular- only to make toe committee con- 'PA(3KS Gladstone said it was a progriun U.S.I Army Capt Reynolds J. OF 4 welfara assistance to meet their will do.apecialty akatlng to music Deacon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mal­ for from back ^perty______taxes not The Hartford Symphony cam- ly from too Commimlat Woe. form to other commliteea, Direc- • YOU SAVE 4De Lb. • YOU SAIVE M t Lb. 'medical costs.” Then he added: from “An American in Paris.” to which the Democrats are strong­ anticipated in toe curm t budget j paign to raise $100,000 has topped At toe sanie time it ia \mder-; {tor Powell pressure^toem with re­ ly committed. colm E. Deacon, 23 Harvard Rd., "But we miut now meet the ’The show wiU begin at 8 p.ihl Is attending the officer career The general manager said today j its goal, and toe Manchester drive stood that Kennedy and Rusk are {minders that toe committee was needs o f thoee mllU(ms who have no tomorrow and Saturday, and at He stressed that it should be ap­ toe $46,000 will also cover* toe coet toward $600 stands at $630 today, deeply worried about a byproduct acting well under/its present setup, HOME FREEZER SPECIAL proached on a bipartisan basla.' course at Aberdeen Pro-ving FROZEN FOOBLVALUES > wish to receive care at the tax' 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Ground, Md. of a storm drain and sanitary Albert Holland, fund drive chglr- of toe Laotian crlsl^toe disM^- "Why do yon^ wWit to go avrsy FRESH BAKED d a il y payers’ expense, but who are nev' Area performers'will be Miss . *T know of no reason why there sewer installation. |man, arid at last, night’s Hartford faction of Asian members the ffom this system?" he a^ed, at U. S. DC A. CHOICE BIRDS EYE ; BIRDSEYE should be partisan divisions on this During the six-month course, he "FLA VO R 0 UEEN" BIRD SEYE crthelese staggered by the drain on Betty Dziadus, Roy Darwin, Mias will receive training in ordnance These two items would have Symphony concert at the- Bushnell Sdutheast Asian Treaty (^ganiM- {which Mayor Harold Turkingtori FRENCH their aa'vinge—or those o f their Mildred Arendt, Miss Carolyn Ofuciri matter.” Merporial Auditorium that $103,665 SPMNG UtMB BACKS BROCCOU Another witness backing quick material, missUes and rockets, lo­ pushed toe cost of the project to tlon 'With what they ronsider toe j reminded him the Democrats, wk®* 'APPBOXDCA'rB OUTS REG. nSH STICKS children—caused by an extended Haberern, Mrs. Guy Marchlso,' gistics, tactical operatlona, and $51,548. ^ taking separate bids baa been received by toe symphony lack of a stronger U.S. policy in came into power in 1968, dls- , SPEARS FRIES iHMfpital stay/* Miss Cathy O’Hara, Miss Nan action on tax relief nrea^res was ao far, land somemoney (a atiU out­ . 12 B IB l Am B CHOPS HINDBUARTEBS BEEF SIZE Congressman Abner W. Sibal of staff procedures. The course la de­ on tlte fencing, water heating sys­ combatting pro-Communlst fbicea | golved toe 11-member conunittee dCSTOH CUT — SHARip FROZEN JWHITE Imder the Kennedy program'the Arendt Miss Jan ' Roberts. Miss tem and other Itema, he said, .’’1 stan din g in Laos. - completely and appointed five 14 LOIN LAMB CHOPS 8 bz. (^qs. 10 oz. , pligs.; 16 op.pli9£i Insured aged would be eligible for: Eleanor FeUce, Fred Mandly, Miss Norwalk, Republican representa signed to prepare officers for duty Several larg^glfts were anony­ SUCED LOAF as Instructors, major command am of ^e opinion that can do ThUland and toe PnUippinM, {Democrats and four Republicans to 2 LBS. l a m b s 'n s w BXAi>Y Ftm y o u H f b c e z e b - , — When patients in a hospital, Carol O'Hara, Tiny Biardi. live from the Fourth District. mous, but toe HuUord Musician’s both important U.S. allies in jf. . , Slbal made a special trip from staff officers, commanders of ord­ toe complete Job within toe $4$,- aervlces up to 90 days in a single Also. Miss Riith O’Hara, Phll- Association dmatea'42,000 to toe 8 EATO, are reported to have reg- Powell persisted with, "Is what f1 5 9 c Washington to testify at the hear­ nance units, and for assignments in 000 appropriated." fund. Bread 59c f149c Up Roberts. Mrs. Wayne Ladd, ~ q>ell of illness, for all costs - in research and development. The Rudd-Murray Co. Is agree- istered strong complaints against yon>re risking here w'orto that excess of $10 a day for the first Evert Carlson, Mrs. WlUiam Ha­ ing. ' Kathy Gbdfrey, chairman of toe tte UJS. failure, as they see it, to iD^ht advantagre?” He entered the Army in 1953, abla to having these itema re­ Mancheeter drive, and Nathan * m o Ol I S I IVOI Vf. V M A n s ir nine days, with a minimum of $20. berern, William Arendt Mrs. uite SBATO hi La o s . ( Republican Director Thomas and was last stationed at FT. Bliss, moved from the contract, he arid. Nobler of Mancheater were lauded . Bull c(Mts would bs paid for the Nancy Guadano, Donald Bren- Tex. The recreation and park ad- One reason toe United States saUey said, "Yes.” lemainlng 81 days. nen, Mrs. William Arendt Ray­ Driver Injured viamry commlaaion recommended last night lor, their work in the has been unwilling is said to be mond Jeaki, Mrs. Everett Carlson, The 29-year-old officer is- a 1949 campalgiu "MINUET" BRAND —^ Skilled nursing home services graduate of M a n c h e ■ t e r High toe Saulters Pond location for the British and French reluctance to HELLMANN’S up to 180 .(lays immediately after Forrest Hartin. Arthur Kehl, Miss pool unanimoualy. The local drive waa conducted Invoke toe defense clauses of toe Driver Absolved Sandra Mahdly, Gary Jeaki, Miss As'Cars Crash School and attended^ the University primarily through letters. Nobler, EXTRA LEAN U.S.Di.A.,CHOICE BONEnIN discharge from a hospital. This of Vermont and Renoselaer Poly­ As soon aa he received toe icon- SEA.TO alliance. would be increased to a maximum Rene Calhoun, WUliaih Mlcklew- tract signed by the Rudd-Murray artist and member of toe Univer­ Britain particularly has favored Hartford, Feb. 9 vry—TDapaly QUALITY 16-OZ. 32-OZ. icy. Miss Sue Zimmerman, Scott Elmer Lizotte, 34, of 1 Goalee technic Institute. sity of Connecticut faculty, de­ SALAD eg 240 days if the insured passed His wife, Marjorie, Uvfi in EU Co., along with toe insurance pa­ pacification measures rather than Gqrbner 'FraneJa J. Fahey today vp hospital care altogether, or to Roberta, Miss Dawn Ladd, Miss Dr., vru taken to Manchestu,3Ke- Paso, Tex. pers, he will sign It, arid Martin. signed toe art work on toe bro­ any move which mig^t Intensify absolved Jemer H. Dudley, D-269 . something between 180 and 240 JoAnne JeskI, Harvey Burette, morial Hoapltol with ba^k^l^urles Construction will begin when chures. datoltos'’-1 Charter Oak Ter, of any criminal JAR JAR . days if hospitalized /or less than .Miss Ehrannie Kehl, Miss Nancy weatoer permits. The collected money will be HAMBURG Zimmerman, and Miss Sue Carl­ as the result of ajnhlU-car acci­ used in. part to expand toe educa­ MAYONNAISE 3 9 3 9 ' 90 days. DRESSING son. dent on Hartford EM., 200 feet east tional activities of toe orchestra. —1, . a.,/, Ttritain nro- A. car owned and operated by — (Hospital clinic diagnostic About Town D rift Save$ Two services for all costa In excess of Proceeds from the show will be of Goalee Dr., at 9:15 this morn­ If Manchester exceeds toe $600 . J V r,;...!- h-hAif of the sirucK Bnu latauy injurea injured used to build a larger skating ing; goal, toe money raised will be • A t OUR DAIRY DEPARYlilHENT • GROCERY DEPARTMENT SPfiCTALS • $20 for hospital - out-patients, The Polish’ American Club will Thompaon'viUe, Fhb, 9 (#)—-A. 6- western powers a pian to reeaiaD-f rM trt^ I “ ‘ nn*- nt,>hf ®®> nr:«i- ' «o Capitol. . -i.> those who simply 'Visit a clinic and lodge. Tickets will be on sale at Police said a car driven by Mrs. meet Sunday at 1 pm. at the club­ used solely for toe qweial services Ave., toe night of Oct 29 as the •/ Beverly R. Malone, 84 Prospect foot siMwdiift 'waa credited adto of toe symphony for furtoar con­ 1i»h tn Laos an international con­ G R lA O e " A " rstum home. viSpeiiy’s Glen and also are on sale house, 106 Clinton S t - latter steppe into toe street on EXTRA LARGE.: Doe. DCNNIS—WHOLE .Thow at Marlow’s, Felice Beauty St., headed west, skidded .oh ic'e, aaving t'wo airmen from poaotble certs in Manchester achools, Mias trol commlaaion with a peac^l Park Ter. near Capttol Ave. ' — Community 'visiting nurse making assignment'. The delay In Salon, Naaslff Arms, and from stuck In a snowbank and blocked serious. Injjtirtea 'when th « r heli­ Godfrey aald. "He applied hia brakea but waa 3V 4 l b . aervlces for a so far unspecified The Knights at Oolumbiia or- copter plunged 200 feet into a a formal Soviet reply has led au-1 fBOZEN oiki FAOKACWD period. members of the'skating club. the westbound lane. cheatra at Campbell Council will Miss Martha White, elementary unsuccesaful In avoiding toe jie- LARGE SCEE Doz. Lizotte's car, riso hea(ied,.west, field here yesterday. Ca|>t James school supervisor in Manchester, tooritiea here to conclude toe Rua- deatrian,” said toe deputy cormter. CAN " I propose," Said Kennedy, give a popular and Jazs music con­ Oornich, the pilot and crewmen Hian^ ydo not like toe control com- j came upon the Malone car and cert Sunday at 7:30 at the La- said today tost symphony drive "Dudley’s speed at toe time 'was *Tfaat these insurance tienefita be stopped. A Pratt and tVhitney Donald MagUo, co-pilot were re­ chairmen are entousiaBtic about mlsaionplan. moderate.” iXTRA LEAN DiUaOUS JUMBO SIZE CHICKEN avaUaUs to all persons aged 65 Damage Negligible Salette Seminary on New Park turning to toe Coast Guard Base Therefore, toe Vtolte House (DISCONTINUED ITEM) cr over 'Who are eligible for Social Aircraft truck, operated by Rob­ Ave. ih'Hartford. Rick Rerie will Manchbator's progress ao fiir, and Hood lee Cream ■RAFTS FAMOUS W, ert G. Martin, 27, WllUmantle, ap­ at Salem, Maaa., after cMainlng expect the goal to be reachi^ or meeting yesterday la believed to NEW CONGO REGIME -fiscurity or railroad retirement direct' and the public is invited. have been concerned with alterna­ 2 Lb. In Main St Fire proached behind Lizotte, waa un­ ouppUea at BradUv Field, Wlnd- exceeded. LeopoMvUle. The Dongo,, Feb. Loaf b a ^ U .” aor'Locke, when‘ en t*Mthe craft devel- ______tive measures and with toe prob-, V fLV EET A ALL PURPOSE CHEESE CfeB Apart from the health insurance able to stop on the, icy road and A rehearsal of "The Mikado" by Mancheater student* in the 9-4B FTealdeat Jeaeph Kaeavnbh BIIY t PMTS AT A mattress fire was qulpkly iex- slammed into the rear of Lizotte’s oped mechanical trouble. The h^-^ [fourto, fifth, and sixth grades have lem. o f strengrtoenlng 8 EATO a s'* today appotaited a aew govera- Jh I KpBEY POTATO STICKS petwram, Kennedy recommended: the Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop tlnguished at the home of Richard car, with both vehicles slldliig over copter waa damaged extensively. | Offended concerts by the symphony means of assuring its Asian mem­ meni for The tfiplifiliH : Nursing - Home Construction will be held tonight at 8 o’clock in bers that toe United States fuUy ^ , 'A B U T T E R 2 Orants—DouUing of the present H. Gorman at 782 Main S t this Into the haatbound lane, police in local schools for four years. The the regiiaiA of commtiehawra ea- I Dei. MONTE South Methodlat Church. Other re­ aupporta toe alltaiice. REMUR PRIDE ' MISS tpaOOKSIH 8 Os. auttmrliatioh o f $10 mlilion an- morning. No injuries were report' said* hearsals will be announced later. (VEAVEB7 g ^ of the drive in part U to pro- tabUebed by Oea, J o a q * Mobs- ed. The truck then struck a car 'Waehlagna, Feb: 9 (AV-TIm I vide each school level, lntermediate. ^ e problem in Laos -is similar | ta’a mllltaty eoap four mootla Cans aaany in matching grants, ahaiml to. that in The Congo, in toe U.S. 3ief SWEET PEAS 2 Igr tba fisderal gbverrunent on /tbs Fire company trutfks 2 and 5 headed ea^ being driven by Da­ BcMto euddenly decided to vote Junior and aoiUor high.\witb a sym­ ago: Moboto hlmeelf wae cat of SHREDDED PIZZA i Z Mrs. Tlieodore Fairbanks, Amer­ .today OB Prealdeat Beoaedyia view, since in efch case there la the capital during the frantta CM baafl and local govenunmta answered the caU about 9:30 a.m. vid J. Maitoh, 29, o f 68 Chestnut icanism cha* man, and Mra. EM- phony concert as p i^ of toe pcbool 16-OZ. JAR . 170b.< or private institutiona on the and firefighters quickly removed Bt. BQtnlnBtloB ot KciMbii O. Weav­ curriculum. The aymphooy con- Soviet-Red Crinwe eupport for ele- poKtioU maaenverlag that pre­ BET 1 PINT FREE ■ sUMAiRSrvTA ward Adamy, president, o f tha mente opposed to toe national gov­ l a b t o a ix . Can othagbaod. ' the mattreos from the second story ~ Llaotto’s car was heavily dam­ American Legion AuxiUary, pre­ er, New York Negro, to bo bewi-.^ (cert program fbr school children ceded tbe aMMWBoeincat, bat m p oB T E D w a a s s n o I BLUE LABEL CUT BEETS Ozante to .Improve Nuraing- rear roo^ Little damage was re­ aged. Damato to the other car ing odnilnlstrator. Aottag Deai- vrould be uaed .as a otepplng atonq ernments which hava waatern sup­ there wae every ladleatloa the sented a 50-atar flag to Gfrl Scout port But toe approach la differ­ Mona and Briae-Nuralng Ssrviess ported to the house except for a and to tha trubk waa aUght Troop 98 at Waddell School yester­ obmtto Leader Hnbert B. Bwb-. for a civic mvflie oertM for adults. aew regtane wU hava toe arm y's IGREEK •aid initial animal ^>- aingad floor. The. fire was prob­ 'Mrs. Kalona’a car waa not struck pfeicgr o< M tweeota, ebtotabd Glastonbury waa aaoond highest ent in theta two oriaoa baoauaa If You Like The Best Qive Us A Test I g o n d o l a day. Mias- Darlene Cote received while the United Natlona has no win lay ths ground- ably eaueed when burning tobacco •ad.the» waa no damag* to it, but the flag for the troop, wUch la led - for to* vote {In percentage la ralfing funds for I aftirient and’ better feu unaotioed from a pipe, it was it did hava to ba puUed out o f tha lag flto altoewee. Be ex- ths orchestra, and h oa i^ overzub- important role in tisoa it ia the] Hall# Seiaaole, emperor of Ethio- ,ST»' . RAMr'ffif’.IcB'BlaiiP - TO. m s e m q to Mrs. Manuel Margarldo. Mra agency which is trying to iaston{pia. alao BMa nation’ainlnteterot SCHEESE SI / J^I^PORTED fhr the aged and rsported, " by police and fire, at- now bonk. Frirbanks diaeuaaed respect to the Ijwd Kwtoedy wooM ■ » 6» joeribed its quota. Wethemflald fo* p l in t y oii PRii m aN G $f in.'’ ^ also called for fldala at the acene. i Tliara wan BO am ria. flag and distributed flag etiquettaa Weaver «enftaned «$ amoa. I oelved top bonon for drive anoeesz. peac* to The Congo. . ■ I education. ■ V * ’ • r ' V ' T / » ^ / ' y

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FRATK lnta ln the backboard, bounced directly Owning an 8-7 record in games League last night the biggest swer. Stay home! ment spots and Virginia Tech beat Chet Walker scored 30 points Which count toward tourney qual­ tribute to toe locals' ■victory. Vlllanpva’a l(>8-77 route o f 'Canla* to Tech’a Melear, who hit a five- noise was created by the The local gunners filled up en Sixth-ranked .North Carolina, VMI in one of tho atnmgest fin­ imd Timmy Robinson 27 for Brad­ ification and needing to win 60 per llConns Vpset iUB in a I^testra wliidttp that open­ foot Jump shot for an •8-S5 .Tech West Sides. The fourth place club cocoa and cake at the hoapitehlo > Jr A j and tournament-bound Louisville ishes o f the season. ley, now 14-4, and trying to fight cent of their gamea to be conald- ed -with LaSalle's 8?-62 Squeaker i^ tory . hung a 68-66. defeat on Shy-Ann, private school b^ore firing and and DePaul went traveling — and South Carolin (7-11) fashioned back from aucceasive loeaea to Oln- •rixl f«r a tournament berth: the FRAN 9A IX DORIS ORISEL over Gettysburg, and DSve Late Seeowl Bcerca ceming on In the final minutes to In Conference this seemed to'd rop some score* AirDKET FllET tumbling—last night The Tar its North CuoUna upset with 62 ctnnatl, S t BoftaVenture and Indiana now. must win all three of WEST SimB JUNIORS Voaa’ 28.points helped Tulaa hand grab toe decision. below expected levels. The Indian Heela losing their second in a per cent shooting that overbalanc­ Drake. Jim Hadnot and Johtiny Frink Burgess, the nation's the remaining gamea on the Egan each hit 19 for Providence Oklahoma C ity ' Its third straight leading scorer, came thipugh with Harm's Camera beat Oonaecti- strength was easily suracient to row, were beaten S9-82 by a South ed a combined 65-point Job by the Schedule. Moriarty’s trimmed' winless cut Trust, 87-34, in a real thriller which,williich,wtll play in the NIT. loea, 78-73. Bowdoin s n a p p e d two • free throwa In the laqt six ■K'i H oop Contest win, however* although, toe mateh Carolina team that had lost aP Tar Heels’ one-two punch of York ov Stumbling blocks Miead are Nike, 64-35, hardly working up a last - night Herm’e waa behind eight .of its previous Atlantic Larese (36) and Doug Moe (29). Wektem Kentucky {:(15-4), lead Maine's 10-game win streak, 69- ■econda to give Gonsaga an 10-79 EaatMsxtford, Platt and undefeat­ sweat while Headquarters Coi was In doubt until toe third fir­ ink the chase for the Ohio Val­ 62, but for incredible fihlahea thS victory over Montana" State Col­ throughout but Gary SuIUvan ing relay of the four fiteA W om en’s in Coast Conference games. Tenth Ronnie Johnson’s 21 points, and ed Wetherafleld which already hyui trimmed Telso, 69-37. came through ivlth the winning Except for Wesleyan, Connecti­ ley-Conference berth in the NCAA place was Lexington, Va., where cut’s collegiate hoopsters would ranked Louisville (17-41, attempt­ late Miootlng by Art Whismant and lege, a 25-foot Jump ahot, alao cllnchid the Central (Connecticut h o ^ with 17 aeconda remaining. The Indians take on a Strong ing to celebrate its at-large berth Bobby Robinson triggiered - SOuth Tournament whipped non-confer­ V P I beat VMI, 86-85, with only six aeconda left, gava Intencholastie League title. The STANDINGS prefer to forget last night's basket­ Hamden High School squad lit the Chaig PhilUpe (19) was high in the NCAA Tournament was Carolina from a 10-pbint' deficit ence for lUvier of Ohio, 68-61, and Tech, 14 points behind with, six San Francisco a 93-51 victory over Hornets and Biaglee Doth hold de- ball activities. Waddell Range on Friday. Item- W. L. Pet. for toe Cameramen and Bill Dixon cuffed 80-74 by Eastern Kentucky. midway in the second half. -, Ohio U. fattened its Mid-American minutes left scrambled back_fbr the 8L M aw'a Oaela. Claiona over the Indiana in p r ^ The University of CJonnectIcut den is one of the two teama to Moriarty's ...... 10 0 1.000 had nine. For the Tniat, Jack Starts S9(turday DePauI (12-5) went down by a Carl Cole put. away Eastern Conference lead, whipping Miami an 83-82 lead wlt^ 1:18 remain­ T^tdp OR the beetle evening, vloua claohss this winter. Headquarters • f;a sees 7 S .700 was Jolted by New Hampshire, 91- losses on the Indiana this ■eaabwv Melesko waa tops and Dave Mc­ whopping 87-67 to Marquette’s (Ohio) 91-75 while second place ing. Tlien Tech's Lee Melear, who Lehigh beat LafayeUe for the The first big test will come to­ .556 84. The loss dimmed UCbnn's hopes Hamden has won at home against Kentucky’s 31st straight home- Shy-Ann ... •eeeeeee 0 4 Kenna hooped nine. sophomore-studded Warriors only court -victory, nqiling Louisville Toledo lost to Bowling Green, 67- ■cored the go-ahead bashet called Drat time since Jah. 29,1944. Since morrow night when Skwt Hart­ West Sides ...... 4 5 .444 for a repeat of the Yankee Confer­ toe Indians and lost in Maneheater \ a Ruth McIntosh, the first winner inf hols. Ann McNeill, Ruth Mason 24 hours after accepting a place with five points in the last two for a timeout beyond Teoh'a Uimt that time Lafayette beaten ford vistte the Arina. Coach Ber- 10 .200 Naasiff Arms beat the Weet ence championship. in each of the past throe years. By EARL YOST Telso ...... eeseeeee 9 American International College 1953. Mrs. Pirkey prevall.ed in and Anne Twerdy. in the National Invitation Tourna­ minutes.; John Turner had 32 Foley OB Spree and Norm Halberstadt sank the its arch rival 38 atjteight times. ide Priisactyk’s Hornets (7-5) ate Nike ...... ee... 0 8 .000 Sides, 29-28, in a low scoring sec­ The matoh In Hamden tola, year ond conteat. Leading the way for of Springfield. Mass., won Its first Firing in the ninth annual 1957-58-59. The top seven scorers wrill Join m ent . pqtatiits for Loulsi^e, -ndilch earlier Jqck (The Shot) Foley scored technical- foul free throw, to pull This time it was ti^lgh 80. La­ in almost a* deep water as the In­ showed Hamden on top a single Naaeiira waa Bob Nowicki (11) basketball game in 37 tries and the Women’s Town>Duckpin Bowl­ ^ Most of Manchester’s leading Mrs. Ostrander in head-to-head 'The three ahockers, the latter 'beat Elastern at Khme. 70-69, 43 points as Holy O oss (12-4) bol­ VMI even. Frank 01ey*r'Jumper fayette 58 with Jack Palft icorteg dians needing a pair of victories in The Guards outscored TelsO in point. because of the 23-point margto. Don KoJIs, held to ^ v a points in stered its chances for an NIT while Bruce Cappa chipped in with victim waa Southern Connecticut, ing Tournament, sponsored by female pinners have entered in­ competition next week. made It 85-83 for VMI- and John 19 points for the winners. their hwt three outings td earn a every period to post their seventh Match summaries: trip to Niw Haven. After facing urin. Dave Turkingtbn (17), Vin seven. For the .West Sides, Jeff 80-55. the Recreation Department!, cluding Maureen Tomkiel, Audrey Head-to-head qualtflers last year Tyber scored 14 and hustling John GRAND SLAM— Hans Peter Lanig slams through a gate The University of Bridgeport Manchester 898 Frey, Jo Lucas, Claire Mathiason. “W the Indians, Bast Hartford meets Kohen (13) and Ron FalletU (11) was unable to cope with a scoring will get underway Saturday were Mavis Small, Audrey I^y,. Hartford Public .and Bulkeley, no TONY ALIHUO paced the winners attack. Turking- Ejgan casto 10. Roger Harry ...... 98 86 -18 4 Kitty Sibrinas, Arlyne Noske, Ruth Ostrander. Edna Hllinskk in the Broadmoor International Slalom Derby at Colo­ spree by City College of New York afternoon at 1 o'clock at the • t cakewMk to say toe least. ton and BUI Malausky did a tre­ In the final game. House A Hale Karl Kehler ...... 95 M —17* Terry Vaccaro, Nancy Yost. Ber­ Flo Kloter, Shirley 'Wttner and rado Springs. The swift German instructor competed in the second half and iiowed 84-72. 82—179 T lanes. Norm Vtttner Y tane Book Robinson What kind of gam e does has caught on both aa a spectator mendous rebounding Job that also beat t « a ’e Market, 43-26. FV>r Allan Sault ...... 96 nice Cartwright, Ruth , Oalunan. Shirley Jacobs. Mta. Pirkey was as well as a participant sport in against 28 United States and European skiers in the (Jnly Wesleyan had something to Rick JacolM ...... 9 8 80—178 manager and director o f the Vi Chapman, Marv Kvart. Doris Prutectyk, who residas in toe City attributed to their 'win. Hank House's, Dick Oetzewich waa the gloat about. Playing at Schenec­ seeded. ^ Goodnough to Speak West Hartford. Felle paced Telso with 16 points. thrilling event. Ken Tedford ...... 98 78—17* •vent, reports 39 entries have been Grtsel, Aiuie Fidler, Lit Mo- 'o f VlUage Chaim, anticipate Fri­ big gun scoring 16 points. For tady, N. Y., Wesleyan overtook First shift will roll Saturday at F or Carrying But Robinson said that his main Choate 864 rectived. Last year there were 46 lum]^, Rita McAllister, Bette day night? Avenge Setback Lea'iS, Carl Hohenthal (23) was Union pn strong foul shooting, 58- 1 o’clock, the second at 4 o’clock idea 1s to keep his ^ grid prospects Bob Carpenter ...... 97 88—185 entries with Ruth Ostrander, a White. "W f expect a real tough game. The West Sides avenged a first high. Fkank Kinri played hia usual 49. dark horse,-defeating Shirley Vitt- and the third at 7 o ’clock. But because we're natural rivals for the coming seas(m, who are not round defeat by Shy-Ann as they fine floor game. Celtics Laf^ Without Boh Cousy The We?men connected with 26 Ray Victoria ...... 98 77—176 At K. C. Sports Night Conciealed Gun taking part in another winter ac­ ner In the flnala Also, Flo Kloter, Mary McCar­ There will be tr«q>hiea for the it would be a tough one anyway put forth their best team effort bo Next week, Lea’s Market playa of 36 from the line, many in the John Holderneaa ....94 79—178 Former champlona who have thy. Flo Johnaoat the upset. Bob Willbanks toe Wtot Sides at 6:15, House closing minutes. Their high man Ray Kim ...... 9 4 77—171 Fran Crandall, Edith Correnti, gle. sport with plenty of body con­ Bob Dunn ...... 98 62— 160 entered include Amy Pltkey, a CHURCH DUCKPIN WBDNESDAT Y Cincinnati. Feb. 9 (A)— Frankie for a tournament berth,” Pnisczyk lept the West Slders In the game HAle meets the Trust at 7:16 and waa Brownie Towle with 11 points. three-time winner and currently Olive Roeetto, Edna Hilinski, Kay Quarter-flnala will be boiled Fri­ tact in it. The Warriors’ coach, Otoer Manchestar sh oo taro Staadtega Staadtega Roblnaon, 25, Cincinnati Reds* told tba writer the other day. with eight o f his 11 points In the Herm’a faces Nosslff’s in the Wesleyan is now 5-9. an instructor at the Holiday Scabies, Betty Kusmik, Alba So- day night. Feb. 17 with the semi­ EA RL YOST whose team won CX7IL football Race for Second Place were: Jason Stansfleld, 174; JQ9 W, Pet. W. Pet. baaeball atar, was arrested early Old he expect the fact that the first period aa Norm Hohenthal, nightcap. In Storrs, New Hampshire biaki, Elsie Pound. Betty Pon- finals and finals one week from L. L. laurels this pAst fall for second Staniunas, 170; John MatdiOtt, Lanes; Sirs. !nttn«r, 19S6 winner. .739 24 .636 Hal Gob^ough, who wowed today in a restaurant on suspicion game was lieing played away Matt Wallace and Mci Morhardt turned on the steam in the second grati, Sylvia and Almeda Btech- ^t. Mary’s ...... 6 2 22 EAS Gage ...... 42 time in three years, feels it has 170; John Pellerin, 160; Davo Helen Wilhdia. winner; and today at 2:30 and 7:30 pm. 27 .591 Ustenera at the recent Gold Key of cmrylng a concealed weapon. m m home hamper his club? paced Shy-Ann to a 10-18 edge in EAST SIDE m i d g e t s half after trailing 42-35 at inter­ North Meth. No. 1...S9 25 .702 Man. Motor Sales . . . .39 been highly successful. Roberts, 161. 28 .576 The arrest followed an argument ’N ot necesaarlly," continued the the first period. Paill Ryan and Remains in NBA Play mission to give UConn its second St. John’s ...... 55 29 .654 Cbrrenti Ins. .38 Ditmer of the'Connecticut Sports Allbrio was quick to agree. Billy Rowe and Wayne Tedford 31 .530 Involving Robinson and two^rlends Homate’ mentor. "Site of game Bill Vlot connected In the sscond Yankee Conference setback. The North Meth. No. 2 ..52 32 .619 Holiday Lanes ...... 35 Writers’ AUiance,\will be the prin­ 'Last winter we bad several of period as the '■Vinners fought back led the Cniiaers to a close, 28-21 34 .485 and two other men, according to dtfean't mean, tod much these days. Huskies came within two points Zion Lutheran ...... 47 37 .560 Willis G a r a g e ...... 32 cipal speaker at thPsMnual K n^hts our linemen weightlifting, skip­ to take a 63-29 lead at tntermls victory over the Pumpers last InYitatioii Hoop .547 Merrill’s Market ....12 54 .178 arresting officer. Howard Simp­ About the only thing that might night. Rowe hit for 13 points to New York, Feb, 9 (iiP)—With slightly more than a month with only two minutes to go, but St. James No. 1 ...... 46 38 of Columbus Iri'sl^ports Night bother ua is the glass backboarda ping rope and playing handball. slon. New Hampshire regained control Reds Sign Three, 41 .512 son. Robinson, who made bail sev- wind up as top scorer while Ted remaining in the regular National Basketball season, the only St. Bridget's ...... 43 program Monday night March 13 at the Arena. We don't have them I’m certain it helped their coor­ Joe Shea found the range tor of the ball and tho rally was .Toumaineilt M Duks ^s High Scorer Soutlt Methr-“ .-t^.--.42 42 ..500 —Pulling three-games Iffjfront this at the Kaeey-Home. jeialhoura later,_la scheduled to ap­ dination and made -them- better the Northies in-the third period fonL^rew In eight. For-the-Pump- unsettle^ position in the standings appear«4o be the scramble D u r e n ^Satisfied ^ weekr was EAS Gage which swept In police Court tomorrow. at our place or see them very ers, Dave Brady was high with a tlwtUed. It marked the flrat New Outer Congo No. 1 . .40 44 .476 Considered one of th^lO best often." foot)>all players this past fall.'’ and they went ahead 42-41 at the for second place in the Western Division. Hampshire win over UConn In 23 Total of 14 Teams .476 all three points from cellar dwelling ; Robinson, a Negro, won the Na­ dozen points while Jack Welch tal­ St. James No. 2 ... . 40 44 after dinner speakers in America, ' . * *' • The Indians' line coach, who three quarter mark. Ryan, Will- The Detroit Pistons and toe Los^ CinebmaU,^ Feb. 9 UP)—^PitdMrs 49 Merrill’s Maikqt. Meanwhile, third tional League slugging title In lied five points. Center Congo No. 2 .35 .417 the Welleeley, Mass., resident will does this work with the boys on banks, Terry. Kennedy, Charlie AngeleS Lakers are toe teams in­ ^*UConn’s Bob Haines was high Runs Afoul of Law .405 place Correnti'a Insurance took a I960, for toe Lakers and then sat out Joey Jay o f Middletown, Bated to get oadarway Satur­ Temple Beth ...... 34 50 be making hit first appearan^ in .. Can Be JBone Bunce and Bill Vlot all chipped in 2-1 verdict over second place Man­ Simpson said he was called to hia own, said that this winter he BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE volved with toe Pistons' currently the final quarter and rested his man with 23. ^ Ray RIppel-Meyer and Claude Ois- day la tho Manchester iBvlteUoaa] Second Congo ...... 32 52 .381 Manchester. \ Maybe CoacJ>ach Zatursky should is working with about 30 boys, 20 valuable points in the final stanza. a game in front of the Lakers. The OCNY’s triumph at Bridgeport Ttaterethan Touroament epenaorad 54 .357 chester Motor Sales’ to close to the place shortly before. 2:30 this With a minute to go, Wallace drove .Jerry Barlier’s defeated May’s injured ankle. Rudy LaRusso ex- teen have aigned thair 1961 o«te- B a jlU at...... 30 During the years 1953-196^, bring in one P4t Duval to give his of whom a » grid hopefuls for fourth-place (Cincinnati R oyals, waa due mainly to the dazzling b y tJie Roc Department. There will Concordia No. ' 2 ,... 29 55 .345 within one game of their banquish- morning, and arrested William in for two points to put Shy-Ann Bantam, 35-31, in a close struggle celled defensively for L09 An­ floormanshlp of Mike Winston, tracts with the Cincinnati RodSi Durham, N.C., Feb. 9.(/Ph- verslty’a legal counsel. Ed ed foes. Goodnough gave 1,358 talks in 42 Webb, one of Robinson's frienfls, lads a pre-game pep talk and tell next fall, in a vnestUng program who had been in contention for a geles, limiting high-scoring Bob be eempteltkm tn both the hPdget Concordia No. 1 .... 26 58 .309 them how you go about beating ahes4 by one. Ryan, on a fast last night. May’s Jumped off to a who set up many scoring plays and General Manager Bill De Witt an­ Bryson, appeared at Durham Listed with the leading pinners states, plus the main address at 31 on complaint that he had struck Allbrio said that the group put on playoff berth, have dropped 4 1/2 Pettit of the Hawks to only 13 •ad Jonkr DMatona with opeoing Art Heyman, D u k e’ s hlgh- East Hartford awetes. Last Sat- break, dunked a twin pointer for first quarter lead but 'with Jim also tossed in 16 points. The New nounced tonight. police headquarten yesterday. were Howie Hanmton 144-402, Ed national conventions. the manager. an exhibition at Bast Hartford games behind Los Angeles and pointe. Clyde Lovellette topped rooBd gamea Slated Satorday, ■coring sophomoro basketball Getting four points via forfeit. unlay afternoon Pat: representing the West Sides with 20 seconds re Smith doing the bulk of the re­ Yorkers,led by only S’!-36 at the There now are SO players under He was cited to appear in Re­ B u J a u c 1 u • . lM-136—401, Bolo The former Milwaukee Braves' last Friday and everyone who took 5 1/2 behind Detroit. the Western Diidaion pace-setters aaad-daala tho toDowfng week and North Methodist No. 1 closed to After Webb was bailed out. tho the Manchester BoWUng Green on mainlng. Vlot made good a foul bounding and scoring, Jerry’s half, but Bridgeport was unable pontraet, with' one. h ol^uL Boh star, faces trial here Monday corder’s Court No bond was Lucas 140-393, Skip Kearns 156- promotional man is considered the men returned to the restaurant, part or saw It was very im­ Keep Pace with 23. Purkey Is not aaUsfled wlto thq daala on Saturday. t A. 25. within three games of the league Oiannel 18’s Jr. Duckpin Bowling toot vrith five seconds left and sliced into the bulge and managed The Platons and the Lakers kept to keep apace In toe second half. on im assault, charge stem­ required. 393. Charlie Varrick 155-384, Dave finest speaker ever to grace a Gold Patrolman Simpson said. pressed. long pass by Shy-Ann as the final pay increase offered him after wte'* A total o f 14 toama have an- lead. Front running St. Mary’s show, won over an B ut Hartford to go ahead and stay there. pace with each other last night, De­ Veteran Dolph Schayes and 7-1 Southern Connecticut had toe ming from a halftime Incident Brogden said he saw Hey­ Saunders 373, Ed Kovia 364, Irv Key Dinner. "We were called again when the Of course, Robinson w d Allbrio buzzer sounded went astray to give ning 17 games and losing . 11 lai* tated. Eteht teama win eompete whipped Center Congo' No. 2, 8-1. rival rather handily. were talking -about legitimate Smith 'was high scorer for the troit edging the Philadelphia War­ Wade Halbrook were the main misfortune to ' catch AIC on man hit Roper on the back of Rusconi 360, Fred McCurry 140- Honored guest on Irish Night cook, Arthur Messer, reported that the West Sides their long overdue year. He was the club’s best pitch-' In tba Junior DIviakm with aix during last Saturday night’s Outstanding pinners were Sam But, the punch line to the story wreatling -as seen in colleges and winners while AI Thibodeau (10) riors, . 125-123, and Los Angeles cogs in Syracuse’s verdict over the hot night, and on American’s own the head Jta the teams were 356. Larry Batea 356, E9l Fish. 355, will be Edson Bailey, retired Man­ Robinson had pulled a pistol from victory. 'was the only man to hit double Eastern Division leading Celtics. court, too. Southern’s high man er In I960. hated with the MVdgeta. ' Duke-Nmth Carolina game. Little 142-375, Andy Lamoiireaux la the fact that Fat, a student at not that which you catch on our turning back St. Louis, 120-103. In Jay, 25, righthander ObUdned .lea-ving the court at halftime Bill Chapman 351, Andy Lamoiire- chester High principal. his pocket." Simpson continued. Manchester High, is a GIRL whlls Double Figure Men figures for the losers. Schayes captured acoring laurels was Bin Blakuplak wlto 12. It was Other tawna eepreaented In ad­ Blaeltwell Brogden, a Dur­ 146-374, Stan Grxyb 374, Harvey aux 36!. ^ i y screen at home. - the only other game played the from Mwaukee, could be a atert- for the dressing rooms. Atty. Harold Garrity will be the "He said he found a loaded pistol her vanquished opponent was a Moriarty's had four men hitting Syracuse. Nats romped over toe with 28 points. Halbrook, In his their 12to loea against six wins, dition to MdoOhaater are Rockvine, ham attorney and University Johnaon 141-370, Neno Aceto 359, e Ihg pitcher for Cincinnati. He has BnafOid, Middletown, ^Wcat Hart- Meanwhile, Duke officiais toastmaster. in. Robinson’s coat pocket. ffiale student a^ Bast Hartford double fibres with Buzz Keeney Boston CelUcs, 130-108. finest effort of the season, Tiny Bonham 358, John Aceto 354, "Meaqer told us Robinson threat­ more ablUty than hia record ahowa . ford, Vernon, Meriden, Oanton, of North Carolina graduate, yesterday showed movies of Bruno Maxzoli 851, Russ Nichols MANCHESTER WOMEN Co-chairmen are Joe McCarthy High! Bet there will be quite a col­ Costly Comment leading the scoring with 18. Dan Bob Ferry sparked Detroit with grrabbed 18 rebounds, made 13 Standings ened him after he learned that he baaeball ijneh say. Eaat Hartford and Hartford. signed a warrant yesterday the game to support the state­ 141. Phil Chase 135. and Dan Carey. Fran Mahoney is lection .of extra red-faced Indian One of the officials at Tues­ Pinto followed wlto 10. Jim Mori Sport Schedule a pair of baskets, and a free throw points and outplayed Bill Russell Hockey at a Glance W. U Pet. told us he had a pistol," Simpson in the opening period as the Nate 1 . r ------Opentag round 'gamee in the charging Heyman with assault ment of Referee Charles Eck- handling the speaking program, cagers if they fall to duplicate on day’s gams ■Was Fred Post who arty and Frank BuUtus both hit in the last 90 seconds. The field Ne\V 'York, Fhb. 9 OB — Ryne McCarthy Eiiter. .46 8 .849 continued. took an early lead. Junkn- DMalon in^iding etartlng and battery on Albert Roper man that he was wrong in which he promisee 'will be brief. the court what Pat did at the bowlr •lap douhlea am aporte editor of 13. Butkus and Keeney atarte^ the goals put the Pistons in front 120- Wednesday’s Results Duren, Johnny James and Ted saying Heyman threw the first HARTFORD COUNTY lALAOUE White Glass ...... 34 20 .630 'Til get you later,” the officer I n g alley. scoring off for the ■winners In the Friday, Feb. 10 National League tteHa are St^Tbomaa Apoatlo va. ' n, a North Carolina cheer- Standings the Middletown Press. Best story 118 and they hung on to post their Boston played without Bob Wieand, three right-handed piteh- Mancbeater Onmnmiilty T at 10, l e a ^ . punch. Movies of the incident Hobby Shoppe ...... 26 28 .481 quoted Robby as taying. final period with Pinto and Mori­ East Hartford at Manchester, fourth straight home win over the Cousy, sidelined 'with a throat In­ Toronto 5, New York 3. W. L. Pet. we've heard along baaketball trail ' ers, today agreed to teriiia with the RodevUe Jka. vs. Manftiaater were run several times for a Kaye’s Sportswear . .25 29 .463 When'booked, Robinson gave hia arty scoring heavy In the second 8:15, Arena. fection. Russell twisted a knee in enUcago 5, Detroit 2. It was another episode in the Pag[anl Caterers ; . . . 25 14 .641 Mat Sport Looms this winter Involved. Frefl on We can’t let a basketball bers went over 400. They were Garden Grove .. ..55 29 As it turned out neither Post Stmmons ...... cluding 11 in a three-minute span. ^pring ^owdown Coast Conference’s No. 2 scor­ Howard O i l ...... 44 40 .525 he wrore n- hat, Sam lifted Ms peetlve footbul candidates. Robin­ game bring a deterioration be­ Walt Berthold 148-168—445. Stan nor tho boy involved were of Itel Totals 35 14-20 84 The Lakers wrapped up the er, had 88 points. tween these fine institutiona.’’ Naasiff Aims ... ..44 40 .625 headpleoe and-Imitation paper To 49-S8 WinAeainstRdckville son told how he Introduced the ihat Laramie, Wyo., UFi— Gwry Go­ eetehUahod baaeball atera Surdell 147-136— 412 and George ian descent. But the technical Kike (S5> mez of Durham, Conn., son of for­ game in the third stanza, bolting Heyman. 6-5 ace’from Rock- Duke, ranked third in the Jarvis Realty ... ..40 44 .476 money In profusion fluttered to ^ ort at the West Hartford school F Pl». are glad to leave the snow and Pelletier 144-137—411. B mer New York Yankee Lafty Go­ to a comfortable 20-polnt bulge. 'vtlle Centre, N.Y., and Duke nation, lost to North Carolina Ian. Auto Parts ..38 46 .462 the floor. ’ a few years ago and how much it still stuftk. ^ Houtkcooper 6 0-0 10 slush behind to bead for q x in g Other good totals, were Ding ? Elongated Jimmy Garro proved OO 8 mez, has enrolled at the University The victory was Los Angeles' officials declined to comment State 61-59 Tuesday night and ohnson Pi^t .. .31 53 J67 Collier ...... 3 training, it is a period of now-or- Farr 161—395, Hippo Correnti too much for Rockrille High’s B o w l i n g Avila ...... 4 3-9 11 of Wyoming on a baseball schol­ eighth in IQ games and its fifth on the warrant. Heyman. ac­ North Carolina—ranked sixth , 2 ■ CM) 4 never for many. Dick Drott o f the 139—302. Walt Suchv 149—307, Rams, yesterday aftemdoo and for Uiomaa ,.,. arship. Like his dad, who won in a row at home."’ ^ companied by Duke basketball was upset last n 1 g h t by Top totals included Pat Shulthieas Odum . 2 04) 4 Chicago Cubs la one of these. Bill Riccio 141 — 395. Charles the second time this seaSiin New­ six World Series games, Gomez LaRosso Excels Coach Vic Blubaa and the uni- South Carolina, 89-82. 113-119, Liz Juul 114-115, Irma p A iix a im c piNEirrEs^ Rated as a potential all-timer in Whalen 141-141—384. Roy Lipp ington High posted a Centhil.y.sd- indoor Tennis Play Underway, Total* ...... IS ^9 35 is a pitcher. Elgin Baylor tallied 25 points 1957 when, he broke in with 15 384, Jim Maloney 139-i-377, Dan Young 128, Rose O'Neil 116, Dot ley Basketball League win. Garro Staadtaga Score at half, Moriarty'* 29-18. victories, Drott has managed to altngusggi 148——377. Joe Geno- Hilda 115, Dot CbrisUana 112, dropped in 22 points in a 49-38 Suc­ W. L. Clara Mathiason 111. Ponticelll A Sons ...,6 5 . 33- ( We*t Side* (U> add --Dlck*the avis Cup competition last year. McCurty ' 355, Larry Bates '353, Retsner’a club now stands, at 9-6. -. New York, Feb. Willbanks ...... 6 1-2 11 times before the season opens tiled contest here between the New ing conteat will,be held tonight . w. L. Pet. Holmes A Masterson .45 43 •avHt, toml-raUred and parUy ail- is the No. 1 foreign seed. Then Kennedy ...... 2 (V3 4 •Pete Krupa 852. The kefeat waa the 13tb in 18 Haven Blades and the Johnstown at the West Side Rec. There are Pagani’a ....6 3 IS .803 Electric Sales ...... 46 teg, is toe favorite to win the Na- came Billy Knight of England. Farrell ...... 0 0-0 0 Of High-Scoring Mahovlich Walnut ....4 1 25 .621 starts for Rocftvllle. H A A CoVethlng ... ,42 Rafael Osuna of Mexico and Dar- Bunco ...... 6 4-9 16 YACHTS IN am-MILE BACE Jets of the Eastern Hockey League 10 entries so far. Starting time \ m n *l Indoor ’Tennis Champion- Vlot ...... 2 ,7-13 11 ) COMMERCIAL TENPIN_ Iny^tial .,..3 7 29 .561 The invaders led throughout and Fiano Real Batata .41 mon. —sjj- Miami, Fla. -if)—Thirty will have to watt until another will be 6:15 and everyone i$ asked Standings ■f- lip Tournament that atarta a flve- ....3 6 30 .545 completely dominated the boards Knarfa Market ...r'.S4 The 6-7, 200-pound Sirola has Total* ...... 22 14-30 58 New York, Feb. 9 (JP)—Apparent-^an assist for a total of 64 polnta, yachts wtl] atari from here on to try and be on time. Tfi'ere will V- tonlght. night The Jets said they were W. L. Peis'’ ..,.3 6 30 .545 Case A BHpn a problem at the very start when ShyAaa <^> ly all Toronto’s Frank Mahovlich only two leas than league-leader March 18 in the Mlami-Montego be a new champion "combination ivey’s . witii the 676 Garro the main-tor­ bte New Yorkat,nuuier-up B F PU. snowbound, and didn’t make it for ABA Tool ...... 63 25 .716 ....3 0 36 .465 he plays Crawford Henry Of At­ needs to break Rocket Richard’s Bernle Geoffrlon of Montreal. But Bay Yacht Race of 807 miles. The last night’s game. Nathan Podolotf, crown ''this year because last Oak Grill mentor.'Newington led at all the m years to AleSrOUnedo Nell . . . . . ; ...... 0 on 0 Pagani Caterers .... .61 27 .693 ....3 0 36 .455 Taking four potnts from Barton’s ,thb lanta in the first round. Henry Is Ausuit ...... 0 on 0 NaUonal League goal-getting rec­ toe painful part for him was toat .: r ic e is coeponsored by the Bis- general manager of the New Haven year’s champs, Huck McHale and Gus’s . . turna, 11-7, 31-22'and 43-29. MacKay, reapeotlvely, Is Dean Machine ...... 56 .32 .636 Store, second glace ” Manchester ^ , ‘'a « l a pretty fair operator and could N: Hohenthal ...... 2 . 0-1 4 ord is to play the~New York he missed at least two excellent eayne Bay Yacht Club of Miami Both aides flooded the floor Zlma ...... 0 on 0 Arena, said the game would be aon Chria, have gone up to the Roy Motors .49 39 .557 Upholatery closra to'within three •Mdad. 1 among the U.S. dele- cause' trouble. Knight, likewise, chances to score. * and the Jamaica Yachting Asm. rescheduled. Jtmlor Lea^e. Included with tlie leading pin­ with reserves during the fin a l ea ( « Bfaley Brown Shea ...... •. . . : « 2-2 14 Rangers often enough. Fleet Lube ; ...... 48 .40 .545 ners were Ho'wle Hampton 146- gamea of first plsde Pontieelli and gatioh. will have no cinch against Mike Wallace ...... 6 3n- 13 The Toronto Maple Leafs and The result put toe pace-settirtfa n period. ' " of "Bronxvilli N .y,, lir his first Dugan's ^Bakery >.. .46 42 .523 145-136-^27. Ed Bajauciiis 159- Sons. The latter tea^' settled for Green of ■ Miami Beach. Osuna E. Hohenthal ...... 4 . on 8 Mahovlich have played the Rang­ l-eafs five points in front of idle Cities Service ...... 46 42 .523 Skip Olander waa the only Ram a 8-1 verdict over Knuae Floriat rated ihatch. Morhardt ...... 7 1-4 15 Montreal WhUe Chicago, a smash­ 406. Nick Twerdy 16J)^97. Jim in double figures, netting 11. Ber- tockles Gerald PUet of France. Burko ...... ( ...... r .... 1 on 3 ers 11 times this season and Frank Carter’a, *...... 42 46 .477 MarUn 136-378, Ray FinSg*lHf36- Beat totals were Fat Delmpre savitt’s right aijn botosred hlm has scored 14 of his 42 goals in ing 6-2 winner over toe Detroit Red nie ArCki'vy and Cliff EMwardS .190-176-181—646. Jefumel Total* ...... 25 Od2 56 Wings In last nW»<*'s other game, Little Joe^p .42 46 .477' 372, Ernie Pohl 365, Mike Zwick ag last year, and he playtd very those games.. He needs nine more, each netted eight, as did Sully Suh 188-178, Barb Hodgwm 189, Score at half, We»t Side* 33-29. trail toe Canadlens by seven, But- iM t a llM l Barlow’s TV ...... 42 46 .477 357, Ed Pagani 356, Don Carpen­ .Uttle tennis.. But it haa been com- to break toe NHL mark of 50, set Burnside Auto ...... 41 47 .466 llvan for Newington. Brown 187, Rose Pastula 180. teg ' around. Ron Holmberg beat those differences aren’t quite what ter 352, A1 Lavigne 135. Friday night the Rams play at Some Reasoning Hradquarlsrs Co. (5t> ■by toe now retired Rocket of the Nichols Tire ...... 40 48 .455 him in tha final Of the Buffalo In­ B F Pts. Montreal Canadians in 1944-46. they seem. -Toronto and Detroit Windsor. 1-3 17 FREE WllUe’s ...... 37 51 .420 door Towmament rikently,-and he TurklnSlon 8 Goal No. 42 came early last night have played 64 games each. Mon­ KACEV TENPIN Old Forge, Pa. — (N E A) — lalauiky . 1-1 treal hM played only 51. Man. Sand A Gravel .37 51 .420 Standings - ■Summary: whipped Y lc Seixaa in the Middle itmmons ., 3-B as toe I-eais got off to.a 4-0 lead ih BRAKES WilUs Garage ...... 37 51 .420 B F Pt*. t AtianUc Indoor event. Frank Cdause, the big tele­ ZaainakI ... (V5 the first period and whipped New Plante To Return , W. P et Parker ...... 0 (M) • 0 3-3 Oslund Tool ...... 36 51 .415 ( "My arin la all rigjit now," he vision money-winning bowling KahSn ..... 5 York, 5-3. Mahovlich also picked up .The Canadlens play at Boston Pagani Caterers ... .63 .724 PIcdhionI ...... 2 4 star, was rating Ms experi­ itallMli ... .. 6 1-1 Man. Upholstering . .34 53 .392 McDonald ...... 0 3-4 3 ■aid. ’Tt shouldn’t hampsr me at tonight with Jacques Plante, toe Man. Modes .. ^...... 57 .648 ences as a teatoer an the lanes. ■ Piano’s ...... 34 54 .386 .580 Garrq ' ...... 9 4-8 22 •U.", X Totals .... 25 9-18 59 masked goalie, scheduled to re­ Turcottes Elsso- .. Ven-xiano ,...< .. 2 (W) 4 In'the>event of any serioua ac­ "I had one lady pupil who Teiss ''I —; .568 (W). 0 ' Siiritt. has won this tournament turn to his old place in the nets. Moriarty Broa ...... 50 Cote ...... 0 cident, examine your dog’s guma twice,. In 19.62 and 1958 If he wlna was progressing mcely," he B F PU. Meeting in a head-tp-head bat­ Fogarty . Bros...... 47 .640 Penny ...... 2 3-4 s L. Smith ...... r r . . 1 0-3 2 The Rangers are at Detroit to­ tle for first place, ABA Tool Sullivan ...... 4 0-1 8 at short intervals. If they are agate, he will retire the trophy— said. "1 had driUed into her Galasso ...... 5 1-2 night. RELINED E. A S. Gage ...... 43 .494 Darin ...... 1 (M) 2 white as if bleached he may, be 0^ that. she mns^ do everything D. Smith ...... 2 trimmed Paganl Caterers, 8-1. The .483 , no mean feat.N o one has been able ’Toronto wrapped up last lilght’s Shea’s Nutmeg ...... 42 suffering from internal hemor-' over and over exactly the same . 0 (M) Toolmen now lead the league by .482 10 ToUla ...... s 9-19 G to win it three times te the paSt.25 , 7 . 3-3 game, in which only two penalties Stevenson’s Inc...... 88 rhage. u so, the body should he way until it ..became testoictlve. two games as the two foes were 80"^ .482 Rerlivllle yfara. Some pretty fair players Eldwards ...... 1 1-2 were scored, by rapping in four Fits— ihlloramo Const. ....38 “»’b F PU. bound tightly with straps till you I left her practicing and went Waldron . 0 1-2 deadlocked for the top rung go­ 51 .420 P luiva captured it once or twice- goals in a first period atretch of Man. Surplus ...... 3 7 4 Arclilvy ...... 4 s get the dog to a doctor. Don McNeiU and Bill Talbert to imotoer pupU. ing Into this week’s k ^ match. 51 .414 0 Boudreau .. . . 0 (to 0 ToUla 16 5-17 37 eight minutes and 61 seconds. Bnick ’ .IT-’SS Lappen Ins...... i,.36 both won it twice, but Jack Kra- ” A few minutes later, one of Score at half. 'Headquarter* 30-19. After beating Ranger goalU Among the top ptnn'ers were Home Specialties ...23 64 .264 4 Kdwarda .1...... 2 !!-2 8 r ’ DJE.B.R. ' Neno Pagan! 216-217-=598, Jiwk 0 Dowzlewlci ...... 0 kl Sr. 0 McAdain" .. . 1 on 2 Dick Geniert makes him strong-indoors. Hia big was alteroattef rolltog with her 211, Rav Rowett 207, Hank KtafL 205. Hank Scheckley 200, AI 1 J on 2 D rop p u t o f UCdnn missed a third period shot after Cadillac ’52-’55 PLYM. S 205, Roger Gagne 203, Dave Krln- 0 Wriaht ...... fl (to 0 flrat aervlca can befuddle his op- right and left hands..! Hew UP Billy Harris set him up with Rear Bolls 200. Thomas Mopre of the .Green ixmant under the tricky Ughte.-^ aad told her that waa ao way lak 202, Paul Abert ■ 202. Ron > n perfect pass. 13 Tptata ...... 16 ' Bay Backers paced the National HO ftguToe to bavo’an eaey time to get in the groove.- Btorra, Feb. 9. UP) -r- Two out- Hampson 201. George Chessey SPICE NO^ 2 Score at haH. In contrast to the calm Toronto- Mercury '54 ian League In kickoff re­ into tho third round. Biit then he " T m doliig 'this to reduce.* etending .University of (Connecti­ 201, Tony Giraitla 200. M art]^ Harrlaon 113-110 and Ronger affair, toe- Black Hawks Oeovertlble Bear -7 M in 1980. He returned'12 proltehly will run . up against was her answer. D o you think cut football players have left AH OtlMn U.9S Bernice Owcker 111 led Uie eepr- and Red Wings incurred a total FISH PROVED A SKHIY kickoffs for an average of SS.l Pierre Darmoh of Fttince, -the. No. t want to lose weight only on school due to scholastic' difflcul- of 21 penalties. Twice Referee Most Fords ’54-^58 CONSTRUOnOK UBAOUB Advdiu Ponca Clt", Okla. (SV-Fishing 4 foreign seed and ireputedly one one side? ” ' Power Brakee Slightly Higher Staadtega yarite tles. - Frank Udvarl sent two Detroit with a friend. Mrs. R. M.'Denison of tho finest indoor players te the players off at-the same time. The - W . U PCt,: WXD. MIXED DOUaUBS The annoii^ement today said Chevrolet '37-’50 Tony Kulte8ejL-’'kbove, caught a lar^e base and hooked H wofld. first pair— to Leo Lablne 'and Howat A Mosher ...28 12 .700 John Churtting's 185 waa tops. Ernie Broglio completed nine of 4-li- ' GoUegrBaiketball . toat Dave Bishop, a Junior from PiBmiiim londtd Uniii^ 15 .625 Manchester fighter, has on a line en 'the bank. TeWng 24' etarte and italsiUKl 14 giUhea < Behind Bavjtt og the U.S. Uat C!hie<^pee, Maee., and all-Yankee* Warren Godfrey—paved toe way Filloramo’a Const. . ."25 •bout K. later ahe waa- unable to or*. Ren: Holihberg ’o f . Brooklyn, Aceto’s ...... 24 16 .600 Y FAP JB, onULS. in relief while taking 21 deoifiona j^nfersn6e center the past two for Tod Sloan’s goal that S*nt toe advanced into the finals prove h ^ story — the .fish was who playa Bvert Bohnoider of the Providence 87, Beaton U 69 UneeiMHHoiidly Glansantl’e ,,.«•••»*22 18 .560 Settliig both a new high aingle for the Carittnala last year. seaaona, suid Joe Klimaa o f Bran­ Hawlfs Into a 2-1 lead in toe sec­ of the Lowell San Golden gone. Two hours later her fishing Holy Cross 106, Dartmouth 96 Peck Lumber ...... 2 1 19 .525 and double record this week was Netherlands: Whitney Reed of ford, a sophomore who kicked four ond period. Gloves Tournament in p a r t n e r , Mrs.. Jaroee Ciirbv, Alamoda, Calif., who opposes Rob- GtiorantMd 12 mwiHis Ideal Sanitary ...... M 20 JSOO Bowdote 69,' Mateo 62 field gcNkls and seven conversions The Hawks broke loose in toe Kathy Coleman. She bad e 126 tor caught the same fish— line and all. Beat Big Ten kickoff return of m Jtrvlott of Belgium, and Cteris Nf(w Mampahire 91; OonnOcticut I Annulii’t const ....17 83 .428 the high tingle and added a 99 for the 136 Open Division. last fall, did not return to classes third wlto goals by Pierre Pilots, the aeaaon went 100 yards. Bill Crawford of Piodmont, Oalif., who 8UAIUIITM D for LIFE of GAR or 11,000 MHtf ' OoUa Const...... 1 6 25 .375 a 222 double .which la- also good The North End young­ 84 i ' for tha second semester. . Al|,,McDonaid and Stan Mikita Wente scored on the play for Ohio fad Bchwavte eff Long Beach, Middlebiuw 69, Norwich 68^ ' DOGGONE .COIjD~“My8'' TO OMOINJU OWNH .. Oirardin Builder ..»\15 25 .375 for a new mark. ster drew a bye into the scxiKmo WitiL isA ^ State in the ggm e with IlUnoia. that loed toe game. McNally A Son ...... IS 27 A25 Vermont 79. S t Michaels 66. tid Mosell has its ears uh- final Week. Tuesday cam p LMeune, NIC. .(ffV—Jack Ciwoford might have tzou- Fordham 88, W i ^ e r 70 A BOmJNO rAMILT SPICK iNO. 1 ' SuUlvan. 6-not-4 torward who led Coach Bill Strannlgan of Wyo­ Larry Jansen and Wea'Weateum. Ms. -The votespn Schwarts always Ckilby 77, Bates 66 ' San Francisco (AP)—Mrs. Carrie der wraps on arrival at I Although bowtog 8-1 to Aoeto’a. With Ttob acorers wety Lorri night, Kubasek win be. in. tba natloa'a ; cdlildge baaketti^ ming says he has seen only one Open T d l l P.M. Thursc^All Day Sat. faxmef New:-Yerk: Otent battery, playai (XJNY 84,'Ifatdgepiort 72 pqUte, who bowls OTcty Sunday the Poodle Show in New Howat and Mosher etill captured SinIcroM 110-111,. Miriam McCkir- the first' of two— he scores four seasons ago at Mount ^hM hson ,.a good Indoor basketball player better than wtU coach for the Ban Francisco for the to AasumpUon 86, St. Anaalma 71 night at the Park Bowl, 'could be the second round, title In the Con­ mick i l l , Ann Meyiihi 115, Fanny St. Mary’s with 1.070 poinU, and, te fact, waa niilnar-up ■York. The show opened in wins—rmaiches, A Tues^ Olante .this year.. D a n b i^ 93, New Palts 66 called the mother of ktalera te tola North CaroUna'e Doug Moe, 8-foot- TIRE SERVICE ' . . In Manchester-—357 ^Broad St. struction League. They had al­ Pagani 110,' .Bette Daniel 115 hasn’t loat bis aeorin# toiMh. The ttUS tn IlM . the imust of’blizza)^ and day victory will inkure a Ajnotiean IN TL 86, So Oonn 86 araa. Sh# baa nine children a 6 senior. "He was Wilt Chamber- FISK ready won fn t round boaocs. OeOrgianna Smith Ilf, forinrir UA. Otyaqrio «Njto 9 tar best w al at IF YOO ARB MBSideiliig aelltog Tteamanta > 68 Uvfiig room, fireplace, formal din­ a ranch home in Jarvis Aoraa. your home, ptqaaa coU us. W« buy / , iSN, one-ton pldnip, 4 YOU hoy a BfW vacuum VtaMag Ihmb« are ' iamnsbafo get Karfow’i: FIVE ROOK idte»tW?»t^*oe,tent ing rpom, cabinet Htchen sritb Mor'e Itvtog qtacs than you would and soU. J. D. Realty, 470 Mala GOP Town Committee Elects ‘whe^ drive, With plow. M l Ml .disfawaaher, 8 bedrooms, IH baths, aver dream poMaihla at the Frica. St„ Ml 84129. Call ahydtima. ' for aa wrtRR aa Tut MMUf MM AflkMmSMie v w o in r e s ' i i s m i xq ir r N f t w SBA MiM « t t tet.fctoaa flm f Fmturinir en W. Oantorit., avaiteMe Makch landaoaped lot 80x300, Marlim B. w te n H iq r aw 9 / CLASSIFIED S-MW. ______^ k, Lsr*yt. Hurutosi Beaim 1. Poll MI $4«3. _ _ _ _ _ Attached garage te d full boaa- 9a $ pjR,{ ______liu.1lllWOMCSU8io motoQti, n w v o m on the dockatt Agency 4or capable Rd., 'Vemon, has been elected vice lliraa Rooma Fnrnitora 84109. . BUILDER SAira “SaU”’ aad we The Phoenix Mutual Life In­ to Lemma, Cottaga B t;.M ii. J p te U n MERCURT 4-door automiSc ieSIMMldUlElM aaaiaunce and advice wltiiout ob­ chairman of the Vemon Republi­ (-leQUIMtMl Baalneai Loeatknw ora trying. For tha houatog buy of ligation. Cau MI 8-1577. We are can Town Comnilttoa on tbexestg- surance Co. ia/eiqtected to ap­ Miiien, ihompaonvUte; Rntte Cm > ADVBiens(tlllG D B ^ HOURS transmission, s good uras, radio, FROM MODEL HOME 4 CAROL DRIVE — RockvUle, $18,- 1961 Me this a room garriaon co­ peal the new/aasesament levied Iffif 78 Grand Ave., RijcIWPM bsator. Mechanically -eKoallont F o r R en t 64 850. 8^ room ranch, largt UVl^ members of Multiple Liattog. nation of Mrs. Dorothea McCar­ 8;15 AJL to 4!St PJL ^ m i u ^ s u r t lonial with m tiled batha. doaa thy, who held the poirt three years. to the recent revaluation on the Miss dUve Cteltetear, 68 C te sf-; UN. MI s-sm. eouuMrrfMPk . OoiiOter|700 room, cabinet kitchen, 4 bed­ to Partade Stop and Shop, and Centre Shopping Plaxa, accord­ nut St; Henry R ein^ LAROE ONE-room dMCDdttioBad rooms, .1H% morteage ten hi Mrs. McCarthy told members INS CHEVROLET S-dooir fMClL-MitPOilr new Catholic lOgh School, For of the town committee this week ing to /RockvUle informants. S t; John StteB, 149 UnioB CbPY CLOSING TIME FOR n e v e r BEEN USED otftoa. MOW M a la A t^ loea tta i. asBumed. Marlon E. BRobertin^ more toformaU St Mucntaier, eithln and tor the a far comer of town combined to ts n 'p o m ) oohvartlMa, «,0 M Paar O n ly 14 W eek Rsausonabte ment, combtaaUon wtodowa and' prompt her reelgnation. night Hanseha Nelson, 46 Rldga .S t; ^ PLEASE READ TOUR AO milaa, new whitewall tltaa, axeal- LET’S MAKE MOM glad by buy­ i-zlaU-lct ot Usnehester, on the 7th dtur James Ctelhoun, 108 Benton,^; S t; ocadltioiied, . family room, modem kitchen, 8 Priced to seU at $18,800. CaU 'A a axhlblted Its administration account aor; Joseph Jesevltfih, 98 Walker Brrsrs wUek As a Dodge, 10 Oonn. Blvd., N O ktM A N ’ S realtor, K l 8-1108. _____ Bchoola, shbpptog and bus, $16,900. Bvtw 'P in' asriBW' Kntebiw February, IMl, at ten o cloca, forenoon, Mrs. WUaon has been active to at 7:30 p.m. \ on Palm Sunday, 84 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Loolsa East Itortford. BU S-4SSS, MI 448 HARTFORD ROAD Phllbriek Agency, MI 9-8404. FOR THE MOST for your bousing m theProbate (Mice in the Huntcipal EtepubUcan affaira for 12 years in March 28. A recepUoh for new Gagglaneat 74 Woodbridge S t I r o t J B 9N W UL 9-8431 , dollar, be sure to Me this obann BuUdlnK...... in said Manchester.-be and Vemon, has been a member of the Diol Ml 3-2711 Botoro you bi» furniture any Ing 7 room Colonial an Parkins tha tam e ts assigned for a hearing on membera te scheduled for March ito^onnakellejiv Bast Hartfcifd; waero sty>p at Normaii’a Honaes for Refit 65 MANCHESTER - Colonial,' 8 q>a- tha aUowaneie of oald . adrolnletratloa town committee during that time, 29 at 7:30 p.m. \ I 'niomaa Chapin, 4S Pfteoaton S t ; . iSST FORD, 44leor sedan, fltat clous rooma, large Uvtag room It. Thla home was designed for account wtth said estate ascertainment I ^ &nd has been On officer of the Ver- There wlU be a Ctommunlon Burton Murray, Covantiy; Mrs. cliss condition, must sen. ,i^Cell CHAlffiERS FURNITURE FOUR ROOM house partteUy fur- With fireplace,. family sixa tlla ;omfortable Uvtog and built In Of heirs and order of distribution, and Women's RepUbUcan Club. tine home area. Aaktog under thla Court dIrecta that noUce of the service on Maundy Thursday, I Helen Dofeldt 70 Mtetter St; AatomoMlcs ftur Sal* 4 morUngs and between 6A p.m. near Bolton Laka. MI Utoben, porch, one-car garage, Uraa-and place assigned for said hear­ At prebent, she is vice president March 30, at 7:30 p.m. and a dawn Ralph Quigley, 80 Foley S t Lost and Fooad M I l ^ . ^ iF ra m H o F SALES $30,000. For information call Tha SUMMir AVg-, 8-0708. ______large lot 86x360, $18,900. Phllbriek ing be given to all persons known to of the Toltend County Women’s service on April 3, Easter Sun- ADMITTED TODAY': 'Wtothrop l o s t —Uckt Nus transistor radio, 80S E. IQDDLB l^RN. Agency, Ml 9-8484; Jarvla Realty Co., Ml 8-4112, MI be interested therein to >ear and be Bepublicaa. Club and a member of CADILLAC 19M Elorado, toll wmv9Uff,N.d; 9-1300, MI 8-7847, PI 2-8311. heard, thereon by publisUns a copy of day. Easter sendceiK^wlU bo at 91 Danielson, 137 OlMtt S t; Whiter brosm leather case, has S trw w this order In some newspaper having a the Imrd of directors of the Na­ and 10:46 a.m, , \ power. M l Rockville TR 6-39M, Wanted To Rent 68 MANCHBSTBR-New S bedroom MorreU, South Windsor;” Ehner tors, natns Tossah, vldolty Wad- GORMAN’S AUTO $3,100. S P E C IA L , IF YOU HAVE been "Home” hunt­ circulation in said District, at least live than Hale chapter of the American Hospital Notes, lu z o t^ ; 1 Goalee D r.; John KHo- dell School. Reward. MI S-8S2T. ranch with garage. Alao, 8 room days befors the day ot said hearing, Red Cross, 74 ROOM house,With large yard Orionlol. Hot water heat, ceramic ing, you'U have bagged your limit and by mailing on or before February Admitted W ednesday:\^m ard mann, 29 Franklin S t, RodrPQIe. SUPERMARKET Portable ttero,~aB tpaai automa- S, IMl. by eertlflsd/inafl, a copy of In conjunction with the election, Kruger, Hartford Tphe.; Deborah BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A FOUND-Oennaa Shepherd. Maek tie phenogr^ph, $89.98. ' or smaU farm, tour boys ages 3, baths, fireplaces, full basements. with thla one. A “ wife-eaver” •ij:. ■ ■/ -V.S;. m MAIN STREET MI SASOl' Auto AccassoWoo—Tires 6 HcBtiBir sod PhiHibiiiF 17 Help Wanted— Pemide 35 SitiutionF Wanted— ranch on Bates Road near Park- this order to Bemlce L. Dfonlsdn, of the new 'vice chairman, Maharan Szarek, 05 Vemon Ave.; L ^ a j daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Giulibrd and U|ht tan. male. Frae> S-pe msqde davinola oet, teg. 4, 8 and 7, Can MI 84884. MI 8-4860. Stone St., Mancheater, Conn.: Jennie named two new committees within chla, OoA Warden, MI S-Mtt. Behind Post Office F em ale 88 |189.iW, now $149.98.' ade and schools. BuUt-in G.E. M. Hills. 44 Willard St.. Hartford, Tra^zynakl, 16 Earl St; John Stephens, S Stephens S t; B dangh- TWO SNOW Urea, 670-15, mounted PLUMBINO AND kaatiiE - ra- CONNECTICUT registered R-N. or MAlfCHBSTBR — New ,7 room range and pven. FuU baMment. Conn.: Lom a A. Hill. Rockwell BUI, the town committee, one to study Thomas, 40 Charter Rd. I ter to Mr. and Mrs. John WUlnaur, on rime with tubes, Very good modeUng tostallatloni. mpalta. L.P.N. for U-7 shift four ni|hta per COLLEGE GIRL desltee bstby- Str^en Mm $14.98 leea 30%. Bnalneag P ro p e rty F o r Bade 70 ranch, 3 firephOpteces, t full hatha, Stafford Springs. Conn.; Alma A. Mof­ Rockville Fire Chief John F. Ashe has a word with John Mordav- itoquteition oY a permanent Repub­ ' Admitted Today: LiUle Solomon, Coventry; a son to Mr. and Mra. FOUND—Moe^tel BriUah hrwsa, ^ olesale—RetsU—^Export Oraup at tempo ot 80%' dtacount. Attached garage. Aluminum fett, 11 Laurel Rd.. Sloatsburg, N. Y. l eondlUon. OsU MI 9-4908, ey<|nlngs. All work guarantoad 38 yaars ex- week In convaleacent home. Tel. eitting. Available avenl^. IQ 3-csr garage, targe Uteben with storms and awnings. AvaUable aky and Deputy Chief Thomas McKinney, both of Manchester Fire lican headquarters in town and the Stein Rd., Ellington. , Morgan Wilt W. Middle T)pka. female * white paws and white pariencs. 34-boar asrvlct. . CaU RoekvlUe TR 64391 'Phoebe S. HIUs. c/o Commissioner of chest, ’wearing 4 toot leaiA. Call INS FORD half-ton I^ekup, t 9-0864. Many other AxeeUent values. Excellent Piece Of. Property bullt-to oven and range,, formal now at $19,500. To inspect call Mr. Welfsre; State of CoimecUeut, State Of­ DtetetmbBt (fo. 3. at the dinner given in RockvUle test night to other to aet up a program of so­ Births Wednesday: A daughter BIRTH TODAY: A daortter to few VanCamp, MX 94Ttt. fice BuUdlng, Hartford. Conn. eitoress the city’s appreciation for the help of neighboring firemen cial events for greater party unity. i Lee Fracchla. Do* Warden, MI cylinder, etandard mift, ONE PAIR tR new Ure chains 0 ^ GIRL OR woman to worit in lunch­ dlnira room. Lot lOftoOO. 830.900. Werbner. 'Ihe Jarvia Realty Co. to Mr. and Mrs, Widter Surdell, 41 Mr. and Mrs. John Homntek, 148 radio aad heater, low mile- Open 10-5, 7:80-9. On Main Street Philbrtek Agency, IQ 84484. MI 3-4113. , JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, in the 1960 rash of major RockvUle fires. (Herald photo by 8a- Mrs. Wilson, Herman G. Oteon, High St.; a daughter to Mri. and Park St ___ 8-83S4. only once, sisb. 7.10x15. M l 8-SU8, eonette days. Onto experianeed RELIABLE BABYSITTINO. Eve- Robert F. Kahan and William R. ace, custom care $1,1M need apply. Call Ml 8-5507 after 4. M I 8-6187 AT A -COUKT OP RBOBATE held tem is). — Mra. Donald Paloale, Crane Rd., I DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: LOST—Female spayed headle, ■ Radio-TV Repair ning or days. Ml 3-3018. Tenant has long leaae, I18.000 • PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial MANCHESTER—Modem Garriaon at Manchester, within and for the Hahn have been named to the first EUington. I Mra. Georgia MisM, 7 Rosemary months old,, brown and white. IM UN Plymouth 3-dOor station Aoto Drlrtag School 7-A STENOGRAPHER- VRU train to A Big Bargain At Albert’s year tocotoe. be bandit at with 4 bedrooms, IMi.baths, large Colonial, one block from Bowers District of Manchester, on the 7th day group. \ Discharged Wednesday: DeanelPlBfie; WlHlam Spooner, 60 llvii wagon, S cylinder, standard Services 18 TYPING, BOOKKEEPINO dona to right price. Have other investment living room with fireplace, hot School, 1^ baths, 3 roomy bed­ of February, A.D. IMi. , Hahn, Cliarlea R. O’FUnn, George Lynwood Drive, Boltqn t a ke. do legal secietarial work. Write my home by woman in wheel 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. R dckville-V ernon Shores, ToUand; James Lepore, IS Dr.; Wuitem Homley, 26 Portlaad ahm. radio, heater «1M0 p rop m es priced for exceUent re- water heat, one-car garage. By ap­ rooms, garage, nicely wooded lot Estate of Edith May Foulds Weldner, H. Barton, Mra. Gertrude Gibson, LARSON’S OoimeeUdut'a B nt U- r a d io -t v REPAIRS, any make - Box V, Herald. chair. VnU pick up sad deUvar. IQ $10.18 MONTHLY State News Robert Rd.; Mra. Diane Say and S t; John Klein, 28 Foley St;!Ite* ceneed driving seboU trained — 'Weatinghouse Refrig., Living tum, pointment only. Phllbriek Agency, Belflore Agency, MI 3-5131. late of Manchester In said district, de- and Mrs. Priscilla Fljmmhave been Asnooncementa INS Pontiac Star Chieftain 4- ears, ampUflen. pbonagraplia aad 9-3542. h a 9-8464. named to the second gtbhp. son, IS Talcott Ave.; C. Preston tricte Flemtog, 84 Jeneen Bt; Mrt. Certmed and approved to now at- diaiiFars; Over 47 years total ax- ARE YOU totereatod to neighbor­ Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, Upon appUcation of WUUam Foulds Meacham«, Tolkmd; Mra. Sadie MSry dosda, Coventry; Hamid door hardtop, autcmiatle feting classroom and haUnd hood aelling, cosmetic fashion ROLLING PARK — Ih e buy of Maharan oa'd the program com­ INOOMB TAXES prepared la ynor parience. 90 daya guarantsa on aU Lampo,' Tablea and Other Accee- J. D. REALTY SIX ROOM home to A-1 condition. praying that on itutniment purporttng Firemen Say S titt Buff Cap Rd., ToUand. Utwtoas, South Wintteor; Mra. ahlft, power . brakes and wham instruetiaa for teenagers. shows, or selling by appttintment sorles. buys. Six rooms, 1V4 batha, dor­ to be bo the loot Will______and______testament ot Roundup mittee will aim to coordtoate so­ home Or by amolntment. Exper­ BteeriiB, radio, heater. work. Pottorton’s. Ml 9-4587. Sittiations Wanted—Male 89 IQ 84139____ Present owner spent over $7,500 mers front and rear, fireplace, said deceased be admitted to probate cial activities with the town Young ------Marilyn Thya, 8 4 0 'N. Mato B t; MI 94078. or recommendatim? Daggett A EVERYTHING $397 as per application on ftte. it is Vemon and TaloottviUe news la Mra. Lena Kpacheoo, WoeplK; ienced tax w on. 34 hoar aervlee. Sl.TM PHILCO RECOMMENDED service 470 MAIN STREET on new boiler, new ceilings, mod nice neighborhood—for less than Republican Club in particular; Ramadeil has opening In your area JANITOR Part-time. Handy Price tadudea delivery, aet up, eraiztog kitchen, etc. One-car ga­ ORDEIUSD: That the foregoing ap­ Thank You to (Coatinned from Page One) handled by Tho Herald’s RockvUle Harry McCnnUck, ISO Pine 8 t; ,C an MI t-473I.______PREPARE FOR driver's teat on Hi-Fi’s, radios, televisions, also for part or full-time workera. 40% tools, painting. CaU after 8 service, guarantee, immedteto de­ $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Itealtor, plication be beard and determined at ”We should encourage coopera­ iSN Mercury Convertibla, Agee 19 to to. Drivtog and class rage, deep lot. $16,900. Phllbriek MI 3-1577. the Probate office In Manchester in tion between the town committee Burttu, 5 W. Main St, telephone James Horvath, 18 WeatoUnstor FEDERAL INCOME n s prs- guaranteed service on all other on aU sales. No investment. Call MI 9-9075. livery or free storage until needed. DRIVE IN restaurant to RodnriUo said District, on the 30th day of Febru­ TRemont 64166. | Rd.; Mrs. Blais Hoff, 20 Fol4Y Bt: power ateeiing, automatic, room. Three instmetora. No wait­ makes. Shop our speciel do-it- Mra. Pearl Daley, FI 3-8598 for A j^ c y , MI 94464. constnicUon also eliminates main­ and the young GOP,” he said. He pared with your savtafs in nund. radio, heater, gorgeoua ing Manchester Driving Acads- A—L—B—E--3^T— S area. CaU RockvUle TR 8-3980. CUSTOM BUILT 1958 $ room ary. A.D. 1961, at eleven o’clock in the 500 Fellows tenance, and overhaul problems re­ Mrs. Magdalena Herrmann,»813 ^ ResaonaUe rates. Otil MI yourself department featuring dia- personal Interview, 4S48 AILTN 8T^ HARTFORD ...... P " ' ' ""** MANCHESTER — Immaculate forenoon, and that 'notice be given to said a social function te being throuihout. Sl.SM my. FI 3-7349. Doga—Birda—Feta 41 home. 3 bathe, fireplace, breesa- aU persons intcrcstod in said eitate of sulting from corrosion and weath­ planned for next month. Center St; Mra Khstafira Kbit* \ count pricea. Open evenings and OPEN NIGRTB U LL S room Cape in quiet neighborhood, the pendency 'of said application and Satui^ya. Satellite Electronlce PROGRESSIVE company desires way, double garage, 2% acres By MORRIS 6 IMONCEIXI ering, the company reported. The town'committee boa accept kanen, 86 White St; son of Mr. INCXIME TAX retorns prepared by lSS7 Pontiac 4-door eedaa, auto­ MORTLOCR’S Manchsster'a laad- Sate. 6 p.m, Houses For Sale 72 fuU Bhed dormer, brick front, 3 unable, outeklrts. Carlton W. the tune and place'of bearing thereon, School Board and Mna William SohaUar, 81 former internal revenue acent In Service, 168 School St, Manches­ stenogr^her with bookkeeping PERFECT Valentine’e gift AKC by piibliahlng a copy nf.thls order in Rockville iMt night paid tribute ed the resignation of Mra. James matic tranamiaaloo, power Ing driving aehooL Threa skiUed registered dachshunds, 6 months fuU .ceramic - baths, fireplace, Hutchins. MI 9-5133. Delmont St; Mrs. Rostiaary your home or by appointment. ateering, radio, heater S7N ter. MI 9-a786 or JA 8-1669. knowledge. Modem to total an esti­ tion, last night presented and exr I Pteoe; James Vallera, Wapping: arranged. Open 9-S. r e n t a l s —Floor senders, odgers, $14,900-8 ROOM CM>e, 4 finished, ver, Colo. ____ ing late In March, and the Amer­ mated $766,66R. will also call for function and goals of a Junior Saturday or Sunday, cy, 175 E. Center St hand senders, waUpiqwr steamer 3-8180. full shed dormer, plastered walls, plained a tentative budget oniFlorian Bolduc, 58 Wells Stj SEE THE new Electratux (R) vac­ MORTEN8EN TV Spectellaed RCA NOTICE ALEXANDER ST.-C olonlsI. with JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ican Mill early in June. annual fedii^ contributions to high program. The talk was given uum cleaner, fully automatic, alao GORMAN MOTOR SALES, televiaian, aervica. IQ 9-464L equipment floor poliriien, vac­ hot water heat, ameaite drive, The pictures had been taken by to the Windham PTA Council at school services and materiala for I Kevin Swarta, Coventry; Frank BLIP COVERS expert V made, sofa In accordance wtth the requlra- attached garage, 3 large bedrooms UMITATION ORDER keep rent within the means of low- study’ by board members. ThatlHoher, 162 School St; Mrs. Ada (uaranteed factory rebuilt ucan- INC. lua material. STENOGRAPHER uums. C. J. Morrison Paint Store, mmU of the Zoning Regulations 4H% mortgage, good condition Ralph Gibson and .vividly showed the new Regional Technical aad two chairs, NT, ] 885 Center St Musical Instraments 58 and location. PhUbrick Agency, 1>4 baths, plus lavatory off kitch­ AT A eXJURT OF PROBATE hfld tocome'Tamllies. section of the total budget would Porter, Hartford; Lyra Amtonise,' ets. Electrolux authorised sa!" MI 9-1154 after 6. for tha Town o f Mancheater, Oonn., en, formal dining room, fireplaces' Mancheiter. within and for th« the immense flames, that rapidly Under terms of. the contract, the School in that city. Personnel Department has an MI 9-8464. Dlatrlct of Mancheiter, on the 6lh day Principal Sawyer was intro­ represent an increase of 898,80411'49 Loomis St; Leo Prevofit, 172 and service, MI S-S306. Millinery Dressmaking 19 TOOL AND equipment rantala. UPRIGHT PLATER piaao, bellows the Zoning Board of Appeals will in living room and knotty pine engulfed tho American Mill. PHA may lend 90 per cent of the SNOW PLOWING — Driveways, opening for qualified atenogr^dier. hold a public hearing on Monday ot Febniary. 1941. The large number of flremeh duced by Anthony Magliocco, over 1960-61. - I Sipnice St; Jemiiftr Hagw^, Hist INCOME TAX prepivaUan, busl- Shorthand and typing are essen­ Balsa and Mrvtoe. AP Equipment. need npalr, otherwise to good MANCHESTER—Attractive 7 room rec room, patio with awning, large Proeent. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. total cost to the Hartford author­ Included among the major areas I Hartford; Ronald Bouchard, GteS' RECENT TRADES ON THE parklnf areas. 34 hour service. MI HEMMING AND altention work evening, Feb. 30, 1961 at 8:00 shaded lot with utility shed and Eetate of Fred A. Levitt a/k/a Fred present last night represented 18 ity, to be repaid with interest from principal of the 1‘alcottville school, neaa and individual. Raymond tial, as weU as good judgment and Onter St.. MI 0-8083. condition, $80. IQ 8-3883 after B. homf. Fireplace. 11-4 baths. Two- A. Leavitt, late ot Manchester in said who 1a a meipber of the Windham to vririch Glenney recommends to-1 toniniry; James Calhoun, 106 FABULOUS D K W 8-1848. CaU Mrs. WUUam Abraitis, 10 P Jt. In the Hearing Room of tha car, garage. Fine location. Asking fireplace. Robert Wolverton, Brok­ fire compsuties to ToUand County the sale of long term lionds to pri­ Girard, MI 3A008. Robin Road, any time. ability to meet people. Modem of­ District, deceased. PTA unit. Magliocco reported creases are: Admintetratlon, foriBhnton St; Ginger FeUowa,'-Kl: COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ WALLPAPER— Room lots. Moat Municipal Building on the foUow- $16,ci00. Madeline SmiUi, Realtor, er. MI 8-1914. On. motion ot Mary 8. Levitt ot said as well as the two Manchester de­ vate investors. fice, good wages, exceUent benefit pre-trimmed, some prepasted. Tea Ing appUcatlona: ManchestMi, executrix. partments. Also present were Con­ that aS' a result of the talk; the contracted services and suppUee I Itogton; Graham Cli&k, Glaston- 1959 CHEVROLFT art R. Wolcott on automatle KNITTED DRESSES shortened, program. Write P.O. Box 1513, Wanted—To Bay 58 MI 9-1643. ORDERED: That six months from the Windham group has planned to and expenses, $15,645, an increase I bury; Mrs. Jten Dow, Wagiping; P c r s n ia li Bel Air, 3-dobr, V-8, automaUe single raUs $3.98. Shorwln WU- H wden U OrtewoM; 384^Mata MONEY-MAKER 6th day ot February. 1961, be and the necticut State Police who were in­ wasbera dryera and alectric hemming and alterations done. Hartford, atatlng business exper­ lia ^ , 981 Mato St 77E BUT, BELL or trade antique S t; Boriness Zone Exteninoa of MANCHEaTEUt—Charming custom volved in investigating the fires, Netc Prison Doctor visit Sykes school to the near fu­ over 1960-61 o f $3,865. For in-1 Mrs. Dorte Spuata, ToUand. tranemisslMi, radio, heater, white, rangee. IQ 9-6678. CUl I t o . Monty, 18 Moore St. ience, education, and salary re^ n. same are limited and allowed fbr the Hartford. Feb. 9 (/P)—The ap­ ture.' struCtion -matertels, $168,576, an VACUUM CLEANERS iWNlrad to 33,000 mile car. and used furniture, china, glass. perihlsalon to have free standing toillt center entrance 4 bedroom Here's a nine room house o ff'o f creditors within which lo bring in their as well as a number of civic lead- my own honu shop. Forty yaars quirementa. WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy trim­ sUvar, ptctuie framaa and d i Cape on beautiful lot, one block claims against said estate, and said pointment o f Dr. JuUo N. Coelho, Homemakers to Meet increase over 1'96041 of $14,816. LcgaTSotice $1,460 COSMA APPUANCB Servlea-Ra- ground sign. . _ . Oak Street that produces $200 per executrix Is directed to give public *r8- ■ . The Vemon Homemakers will Pupil tranepitotation, contracted toetoty aaparisnea. AD makss, med, plastic coated, many IMti coma, old doUs and guns, hobby James Ruflnl; llS-HS Center to bus. Offered at $16,900, for Im­ month income 'with the upstairs notice to the creditors to bring In their, In introducing each chief imd a native o t Portugal, as aenlor ^ r s all al] makea refrlgeratota, patterns to choose from. G. J. physician at Connecticut State meet Feb. 21 at the home of Mrs. services to cost $78,385, an in­ JLUUTSTION OBOES low rates, fraa aatlmatea. toss 1959 FO R D freesars. washing machines, dry' Moving—^Tmcking— Wa n t e d —Housekeeper for widow, coUeettono, attic contents or whdo Bt.; Bus. Zone H. Extonaton of per- mediate aale. BeHiore Agency, MI rented out to roomers. Neat four claims within said time allowed by his company, Rockville Fire Chief AT A COURT OF PROBATE bald pldnm aad dUivsey. Mr. UMSat, Horrlson Paint Store, >88 Ontar eatatea. BYnnttnra Repato Sendee. 8-5121. publishing a copy of this order in some Priaon was announced today by Gordon Gibson on Hartford Tpke, crease over this year o f $7,576. at Hanchester, within and for tha Galaxle, 4-door, V-8, a&tomatlc ers. ranges, oil and gas bumars. — r S to ra g e live to. Write Box Z. Herald, or miasion to have limited repairer U- room unit for the owners down. newspaper having a circulation fat aald John Ashe paid special tributo to 20 caG Watertown CRestwood ' 4-3844. S t TalcottvIUs, Oonn. TW riQ 8-7448. Warden Mark S. Richmond. for a Valentine party beginning Operation of school plants, $188,' District of UanchesUr. on the 7th day transmission, radio, heater, ius- MI 9 - ( ^ . All work guarantoad. cense. The price of $15,900 includes the probate district within ten daya from the 'fow n of,.Manchester Fire Xte- at 12:45 p.m. 866, an increase over 196041 ot of Febniary, 1961. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Dean Machine Products, Lie.; SPRING SPECIAI^S upstairs furniture. the date of this order and return make partment for tpe use of Its aerial Doctor Coelho was born to Lls- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judfe. ELBCIROLUX Salsa and Sarrica, trousgreen. SNOW PLOWING—Driveways and WOMEN WANTED for light aa- ATLAS BALL bearing wood turning to' this court of lh« notice given. ,bon to 1924 and was graduated dresser To Speak $6,015. Maintenance o f school Estate ot Walter Waddell, lata of moving, packing, atorage. Low lathe, 12” awing, 88” .between cen­ north side HUUard 8t„ east of New JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ladder which played a major part bonded represenreltva. Alfred $1,595 parking areas. Manchester and rate on long dlatance moves to sembly work; electrical parts. Rooms HQtlwat Board $9 State Rd.; Rurto Zone. Extension Andover—5 room ranch, new T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor from the University of Lisbon The Vemon Women’s Republi­ plants to cost $88,997, an increase Manchester In aald District, deceaaed. AmaO, a otU en ry St, TeL Ml ters. Complete with metal stand, furnace oil fired, sheds, oversiaed to bringing the Professional Build­ over this year ot $25,182. This On nioUon of Walter C. Waddell, Box Wapping area. Bassett’s Sunoco 48 states. Peraonaliaed service. IQ Apply to person, 10 IfilUard St., of permission to maintain free UMITATION ORDER ing fire under control. Metjical School in 1940. He then can Club will hear Allen L, Dres­ a s , R D No. 3, Bolton. Conn., adminis­ SO450. 1958 CADILLAC S eries, MI 9-MlO. Manchester. motor and set of .ddoete. MI HEATED ROOMS free parking, garage and workshop, 400 ft. front M I 3-1577 At A COURT OF PROBATE held cost would include hiring' two 84187. CH 7-1428. 8-1895. standing directional sign. Ashe also singled out State Po­ Intei-ned for two years at the uni-, ser, assistant superintendent of trator srtth will onnexad. OonverUble, radio, heater, auto- heat, light, hot water furnished. Gail Roberto; 42 Spruce S t; Rea. on Route 6. 200 ft. deep, cbmmer-, at Manchester, within and for the versliy, hospital, before coming to schools. Feb. 14 discuss , "The painters for maintenance and re­ ORDERED: That ilx moirtbe from RIDE WANTED to Manchester, vi­ maUc transmlssian, whltp, red MANCHESTER Moving aad Truck­ CLERK-TYPIST—Interesting, per­ Scranton Motel, MI 9-0636. oial eoned. $14,500 TWO FAMIUES—We have them. Diatrict of Manchester, on the 7th day lice Capt. Samuel Rome for his pair work on the roof of Verpjank Uie 7tb day of February, 1961. be and cinity Route n . WorUag bouts GAS HEATERS for sale, two Dear­ Zone B. Extension of pcrmlaalon to ot February, 1941. part in Investigating the aeries of the ijntted States. School Needs of Vemon” at a the same are limited and allowrf for leather interior. » Household Services ing Company. Local and long dis­ manent position, varied general ,A vacant 6 ft 6; a vacant 6 ft 5 Present, Hon. John J. Wallett Judge; He serV^ as an totem and as­ meeting at Union Congregational School. Capital outlay costs for the creditors within which to bring in 9-5. Phone PI 3-96N. office work. Muat be quick, accu­ born models, one 80,000 BTU, one l a r g e f u r n is h e d room, one seU antiques. ^ ^ .'Coventry—Route 44A. 8 room flat; a amall 8 ft 3 flat. (Good Batate of Franklin L. Darrell a /k /a fires and eventually bringing them their «dalnns agahut said eitote. and $495 Offered IS-A tance moving, packing and stor­ 13,000 BTU, $25 for both. CaU M l J<*n Lynch; 842 East Center sistant resident in general sur­ Church. the 1961-62 budget would be $68,- age. Regular aervlee throughout rate typist Congenial employes. minute from Mata S t Light bouse- modified Colonial in e.xceUent con­ investment); a 7 ft 3 in good resi­ Franklyin Lloyd Darrell, late of Man­ to a halt. 205, an increase over 1960-61 of BIDE WANTED leavtag Wast Mid­ 9-2882. kecqptog, woman only. MI 8-7968. S t; Res. Zone A. Extension of per- dition, one acre 'of land, amesite chester in said District, deceased. In brief remarks, Capt. Rome gery at New'York City Hospital. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. HAROLD A SONS, RnbUtt remov­ Nm England States and Florida. Liberal benefits. Five-nlay 40 hour dential area; a 5 ft 5 flat wtth two On motion of Franklin L. Darrell Jr.; $38,391. dle Ipka-, Manchester 9-S:N a.m. 1967 F O R D mlHion to have repairer Ucehse drive and garage, hot water oil noted that in his 24 years of serv­ For the past''four and one-half with a' potluck at the church, fol­ Custom 800, 3-door, V-8, radio, al, cellars, and attics cleaned. MI 84868. week. BU 9-2717. Noble A West­ SNOW BLOWSUtS—Limited- suiqdy extra B zone buUdlng lots. T. J. of 1210 Robin Drive. Bellvue, Nebraska years he has hebn a resident and Harold Gariity, chairman of the by' pobllahlnf a copy,of this order In to Farmington Ave., Hartford, vi­ FURNISHED light housekeeping ^neral Outdoor Adv. Co. Bx- heat. $13,900 executor. — ’. ice he had never seen such a great lowed by a short business "meet­ some newspaper havwga clrenIaU« to cinity of Aetna, returning 8:N heater, autoitfatlc ahM, black end Ashea, papers. aU lUbUah. Harold brook Manufacturing Co., West­ of push type $99.98. Uaed 7 h.p. Crockeljt, Realtor, MI 8-1577. assistant surgeon, in thoracic Manchester Board of Education Hoar, m 94094. Mi^CHESTER Package DeUv|by. brook St., East Hartford. room. Ideal for working lady. MI tehaion of permission to have ad­ ORDERED; That six months from the coordination of manpower and co­ ing. All members are urged to said probate district within ten days p.m. Can MI 84703, after 8. white. Bdena tractors to good tbspa. 84888. vertising signs at the following lo- Oolcheater—Brand new 3 apart- MANC5IESTER—9 room executive 7th day of February, 1961, be and Ihe surgery at the State Tuberculoeia participate, a club spokesman said that recommendations pre­ from the date of this order and Light trucking and package deliv­ Sales aad service. Ci^tol E qi^ same are limited and allowed for the operation as was displayed in make to this court of the notice JW ". $795 TV SERVICE - Pottertoo’a aU ery. Refrigerators, waabeTe and EXPERIENCED cterk-typlat. Muat catlona: i(l) West Mid. Tpke; ( ^ t -ment house on Route 2. 414 rooms colonial ranch, situated in one of creditors within which to bring 'in Rockville by the firemen from sur­ Hospital, LoulsvUle,, Ky. said. * sented by tile fiscal policies sub­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. be accurate. Apply to penon Sat meat Cb., 8s Mato St., MI 8-7958. of No. 951); Bus. Zone Q; (2) aach. Same house sold to Manchee- their claims against aald estate, and He te married and the fathbr of committee will be studied and the lobifes for Sale * 4 makes. Highest quality gukrantead atove moring specialty. Folding ONE ROOM, kitchen faeiUties, for the finest localities that lends a rounding towns last spring and Mrs. Enid Wright, president, 1965 CHEVROLET . work and parte, over 47 yean ex- chairs foa rent Ml 9-om. urday, Feb. 11, between 9^12 West Mid. T^Ae. (west of No. 847); ter tor $28,900. Both apartments suburban atmosphere. This beau­ said executor is directed to give public three sons. will be in charge. full board should be ready to make SNOW BLOWER—new deluxe Snow working cou|Sfe.‘ CaU MI 8;7480. > notice to the ereditora to.hriM in their summer. ^ , 'Will at NEED A CAR aad had your credit Bel Air, 4-door sedan eeonomtciS’ perienee. Famoua for aervlee Stygar Gage Co., 1445 ToUand Bus. Zone H. (3) east aide New available for immediate occupancy. tiful custom designed and custom claims within said ■ time 'allowed by The dinner o f ham, potato salr Doctor Ckielho serve the Donations Seen Slow recommendations at the next speci­ Bird, cost $330. WiU sacrifice. MI $18,900 pitoon under Dr. William J; Dwyer, al meeting of the board of educa­ tuned downT Short on down 9 cylinder, standard shift, radio, slnee 1981. Phone IQ 9-4687 for Tpke., Manchester. 94879. State Rd. (north of Hockinum built'home featuree all the mod­ publishing a copy of this order in gome ads, baked beans, apple pie and Donations to the Florence W. mentT Baidmipt? RepoaseseioriT heater. best service. River); Rural Zone. (4) east side em conveniences, for today’s lux­ ------aper having a circulation in aald chief medical officer; tion which will be held Monday PaintiiiK—PaperiiiF 21 Apartmenish—Flats— diatrict within ten days from coffee was prepared by ladles S|«- Bosely memorial fund at North­ Don't Five upl See Honest $595 New Stoto Rd. (opp. Jarvis toant MANCHESTER ury living and yet offers a touch .J of this order and return make iliaxies and women’s {groups of east School are seen to be falling evening qt 7:30 to Barnard school. FLAT FINISH Hdland window Help Wanted—Male 36 T en em en ts 63 No. 1 ); Rea. Zone A. (5) New. Bol­ court of the notice given. las, get the lowi~down on the low INTERIOR PAINTTNO, decorating, Boats and Accessories 46 of colonial design. This home is of­ various RockviUe Urganizations $40,000 Blaze ' short of the amount ■ hoped for. 1949 MERCURY ahedea made to measure. An ton Rd.' (opp. No. 117); Rea. Zone AnaaUU built 6 room Cape, ten JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. eat down and smaUest paymente ceilings, floors, paperhanging. AMBITIOUS married man capable fered at $75,000. Details may be and churches. Donations from un­ Waterbury, Feb. 9 (/P)—A 3- School Principal Renwick, J. I^wis anywhert. Not a smaU loan or 4-door, white,, radio, heater. metal Venetian blinda at a new JUST' THREE LEFT—Brand new AA. (8) New Bolton Rd. (opp. No. years old, full shed dormer, brick obtained by contacting Robert D. low price. Keya made while you Steaming off waUpaper. Qean of working 45 hours weekly, stea;eady SEVEN ROOMS to duplex, Sas front, Rusco storms and doors, fin­ UMITATION ORDER named RockviUe gtoups paid for alarm fire, believed to have been has urged that interested people flmmea com^M^ plan. Douglas Superb runn^ig condiUon. workmanship. Free eatlmates. No year 'round work, 8100 to 1960 8 h.p. Evtarude motora, Reg. 68); Rea. Zone AA. (7) north aide Murdock at the U $; R Realty Co., AT A tXJUKT OJ' PROBATE held started by an overheated fur contribute to the memorial fund Motors., 838] wait MbrioWa. start $163.60. s i^ price $135, plus tax. heat, parking. MI 9-1016. of Tolland Tpke. (between Porter ished reOtestion room with heat, MI 8'36a2, MI 34472. at Manchester, within and for the the evening’s food and refresh­ iS t ' $95 Job too amall.' John VerfeiUe, Ml plus expenses. Man selected to — District ot Manchester, on the 8(h day nace, caused an estimated $40,000 soon. , ^ 8-3621. McBride Sim Spot, 109 Oenter rency. J. D. and Oakland S t ) ; Rea. Z o n e ^ ^ ameaite drive, oversize garage, ments. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com service eatabliahed FuUer Brush GENERAL RENTAL i firei>lace, hot water heat. $15,900 MANCHESTER — Want a small of February. 1961. in damages lo two stores. Mrs. Bosely, who died in Oc­ pany doors and .windows, custom, St., MI 9-8747. Realty, 470 Mato Btreet, IQ (8) aoiith aide West Mid. ®pXe. Present, Hon. Johp J, Wallett, Judge. cuatomera. Ml 94090 for Interview brand new 8 bedroom ranch home? ESUte of Theresa A. Lathrop, late ot Nine firemen had to be treated tober, taught to the East and CENTER MOTOR SALES w on guarantasdC CsU coUeot WU PAOmNO AND paperhanging, 8-5139. (west of Hockanum River): , 8 room Cape In excellent neigh­ at St. Mary’s Hospital after they Bgautifully Tailbrsd Good clean workmanship at rea- appointment Zone AA, (9) south side West Cen­ CSose to schools, bus stores. It’s Mancbeeter in laid District; deceased. Northeast Schools for a total' of 994 CENTER ST., MI s-iroi Umantie. HA 8-U96. T H IS W E E K borhood. Conveniently located. Im­ Oh motion of Herbert O. Lathrop, 197 12th Circuit were overcome by smoke, 15 years. sonable rates 80 years to Man­ LIFE INSURANCE oaleaman— We NEW FIRST floor, five room ter St (test of No, 512); Bus. almost ready to be lived to and Brietol St., Southington, Conn., admin­ maculate condition. $14,900. it’s only ■ $12,900. Better call now. The fire, which started in the Tho memorial fund was begun Open evenihga WEAVING of Bums, moth noles chester. Raymond Eteke. Ml , have an Opening for one top qual­ uaAm ent, built-in oven and Zone n . flO) south side West Cen­ istrator. and tom clothing, noqlery runs, 9-9387. S P | :C U L „ $1,500 range, $110. MI p-vnt. ter St (west of Hdp Brook); Bus. Warren E. Howland, realtor, MI ORDERED: That'six months from basement of Darling’s Toy Store shortl3’ after her death aad is ity salesman. Experience not re­ the 8th day of February, 1961, be and 1424 S. Maine St., spread to an being handled by Robert Joensuu, handbaga rep a li^ upper r s ' quired. Man selected wUI be I960 17 foot Fenn Yann Lapatrake Zone U and Re» Zone AA. J. D. REALTY 3-1108. the same a re ' limited and allowed lor G>tirt Cases EXTERIOR and Interior painting. FOR RENT—Three large rooms, the credltore within which to bring In adjoining store, Napp’s Clothiers, president of the Northeast School placementa. umbrellaa repaired, thoroughly trained. Income whUe boat with top, side curtains; rear Rose Derry: 9 Cole S t; Rea. $16,500—Near Rockville, top of the TV yi6w|r^ A Cuts Pinafors! men’s ahlrt coUars reversed and Ceiltoga reftolsbed. Papernantong, learning up to $600 monthly, plus tdtebenette, batto porch, free Zone A. Variance la requested to MI 84139 470 MAIN ST. their claime against said eeUte, and 148 S. Maine St.. PTA. Wallpaper books. Eatlmates giveOj cover, motor trough, battery and paridng, $89.50. ‘nie Royal Store, mountain. Tremendous idew from said administrator is directed to give MANCHESTER SESSION Firemen battled for about half A lasting memorial to Mrs. replaced. Marlow’s Uttie Mend­ earned bonuses. Apply in person box, Btogle lever Morse control and have south' aldeyard which wUl be public notice to the creditors to bring ing Shop. ' Fiilly covered by tosvffiance. Cali 7 Park S t, RockvUle. After hours DELUXE SPUT level, 2H baths. 7 kitchen and living room . New In their claims within ssid time al­ •/Stanley GUI. SI. of 40 McKinley an hour through the billowing Bosely is desired. Other memorials is easy today.es or call for appointment Massachu­ 40 h.p. Johnson electric starting lesa than regulations ollew. N rooms, huilt-in range, magnificent ranch and garage, plastered walls, Edwatd R. Price, Ml 9-1008. setts Mutual Life Insurance Co., TR 6-7180 Or TR 64524. Augtet Zeppa; 738 Birch M t lowed by publishing a copy ot this „t., was fined $12 for failure to smoke before getting the blaze are the Bernice McKone and Ethel motor. This boat is immaculate, rec room, garage, high elevation. huilt-ln oven, range,-custom built. order in some newspaper having a cir­ obey a traffic control signal, nte under control- Flynn Memorials at the Maple SL EXTERIOR'AND interior painting Val M. Janschute, 687 Farmington only having been used 8 months. HOCKVULE — See us. for yotu Rd.; Rural Zone. Variance is re­ Carlton W. Hutchtoa, MI 9-5182. Treniont Agency, Rockville, TR culation in said pronate diktrlrt within BidIdiiMr-ContnictiBF 14 Aye., Hartfoid, Phone -AD 34411. quested to use dw ell^ 'for ten days from the date of this order fine was then remitted by Judge School and the Paul Roden Me' and p ^ rh an gtog. Wallpaper Orlitoal coat of $3,100. Juat right apsrtn.rtment! 8% rooms, heat, ap- 6-2349 and return make to this court of the Francis J. O’Brien to recognition books. Guaranteed workmanship. fori the family.'Contact. imancea, parking, $90 m ontl^ porary housing. $14,200 HERB Hutqhtoaon built Overtinie Pay morlal at RockvUle High School. notice given. __ ■ of dill’s previous clean traffic rec­ >)— Cil Reasonable rates. Fully toaured. ABLE—ALERT—APT^ Rislejr Realtv Co., MI 9-4834, TR Nela Johnson; McKee St, be­ ' ranch, 6 rooms, fireplace, garage, $13,900—Cape, 6 room ftotehed, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Norwich, Feb. 9 (>P)—City Man­ The nature of the memorial will 4^^ Foat and courteous siuVice. Leo McINTQSH BOAT CO. 6-1186. tween High and Siunmer Sts.; Rea. huge lot. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI carport, city water.' sewer. Tre- ord. ager Angus T. Johnson has agreed be announced soon. AMBITIOUS . OUER OF NOtICK ^ AUen R. Duffany, 33, of ToUand, with local firemen that they should ship guaranteed,' Autumn St J. PeUetier,> MI 9-6838. 62'OAK ST.|^ MANC Zone A. Special exception to_ re­ 9-5132. ^ mont ■ Agency, Rockville, TR AT A COURT OF PROBATE h*ld Federation MI 84860. If you have these quaUtiea, we LEE AND four room apart- quested to erect group dwelltags. 5-2849. at Manchester, . within and for the was fined $10 for Intoxication. be given overtime pay for standby Mrs. Ralph Retofrank, president would like to talk to you. We have mente, tocludiite h e it hot water, A ll persona totereirted may at­ MANCHESTER i-Luxury 8 room District of Manchester, on the 6th day George .J. Barton, 25, of 156 Len­ duty to emergencies. . of the Withersfleld Junior Wom­ an opening for a young man to be ox St., charged with obtaining ADDITIONS, ' .remodeling, r e c Electrical Services 22 gas for Cooking J electric refrigera- tend this bearing. ' , split level ltences furnished, 185 M r CLEANED and INiBTALLBD 'mendous buy. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Lots For Site 78 dered all firemen on duty at 7:30 formation is available from mem­ Aluminum o^ b oa rd s a special^. M a n ch ester month, newly decorated. MI tor, MI 8-16T7. of distribution, and this Court directs 153 Adams St., charged with fall- a.m. last Saturday to cope with safer and save youf^tircs. You get premium quality'' disability? Private tutoring done. THREE B ZONE lota with etty that notice of the time and place as­ bership chairman Mrs. Paul A. UnexceUad workmanship. Easy Phone MI 84670. 8-1869, TR S 4 0e. • S E W E R S signed for said .hearing be ^ en to lire to carry a public service regis­ the snowstorm that blanketed the MobUheat with RT-98. . . the PAINT STORE manager wanted by Diamonda~*Watehe»— $18,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 water. Union Bt. Monebrotar. aU persons known In be interested tration permit. Yale. budget terms. Ml 94496 or TR MACHINB CLEANED - state. They were released from Lenten Program Announced' 1. Complete front end inspec- meet completely effective hid M1D9. weU known point manufacturer Je^elrjr 48 bedrooms, nice lot, trees, , central­ $2,500 each' Ml 9-$695. therein to appear and be heard there­ Six' cases were continued. duty at 11 a.m. yesterday after oil additive in use tod ^ . And to Manchester areCr-State mper- FIVE ROOM dw lex, hot water, ly located. Carlton W, Hutchtoa, on by publishing a copy of this order Until tomorrow to Glastonbury, Mra. Robert L. Edwards, wife of tioni- ' I.," B(>nda—Stocln Mortgages 31 TWO LARGE lots in town, rural- fai some newspaper having a circula­ firemen negotiated with Johnson you get pnmhim service. Au­ CARPENTRY repaira, roofing, rac ienoe and quaUflcatlons. Write LEONARD W.yTOST, Jewelers - Sullivan Ave., Wimpii g. M l 4-1948. • INSTALLATION Ml 94182. tion in said District, at least five days Raymond Small of 12% CJhurch St., the pastor of Immanuel Congrega­ residence zone. Near schools, bus itod Confrey. tional Chuveh, Hartford, iviU be 2. Check and adjufit caster tomatic ddiveriea . . . a bal­ room, aluminum aiding, doors knd MORTGAGE MONEY trdm $1,000- Bok C, Herald. Repairs, adjusts wittchaa e ' SPECIALIST before tho day of said hearing, and by charged ■with breach of peace, fori winjlowa. No Job too amall. Excel­ $60,000. New low rates on second VERNON—5 large 'room . modem SIX ROOM CAPE, hreezeway aiid and shopping. For further details, mailing on or before February 7, 1961. Half of the department’s 52- the speaker and discussion leader and camber. anced payment plan and many ‘ Reasonable prices. Open by registered mall, a copy of this order the results bt a mental examina­ man force was allowed to go off lent references. Kd Staaiak, PI mortgaigea to consolidate Jrour blUa ^>artment with heated garage, garafs, full shed dormer, 2 full please call Elva Tyler, Realtor, lo Gan Preston. Bowers. 76 Doming at a aeries o f Tuesday e'ventog other eztru diaigited to asake Salesmen Wanted S6-A. day through Saturday, Thursday MI 94469, MI 9-9901, MI 9-6051. tion. duty for 10 hours but was ordered 2-7564. f or to make home repairs. Ban eyentogi: 139 Spruce St,-MI 9-4887, central heat, on bus fine, W Dstha, wooded lot, easy , walking 81., Manchester. Conn.; Nancy Shen- Until next-Thursday, Keith Kin FeUowshlp swpera at Union Con­ 3. Che<^ and adjust toe-in. home heating ragUy *ay. monthly; TR S-3600, Tom obA Oontrf dtetoBce to Bchoote, bua. and ahop- ard B ow en Laofc, 193 Beacon 81., to report back at 9 p.m. so that gregational Church during Lent. repayment plan. Fdst aervlee. J. Newington.' Conn.: Elizabeth P. Dob­ hey,, 22. of 39 Birch St., for pre CARPENTER AND pointer, ceiling D. Realty, 470 Mato St. MI 8-5139. PAINT SALES trainee wanted by ptog. Don’t mUs this outstanding the other half could be given the Mra. Edwards, prominent to prominent mamifacturtor for great­ TWO LADIES’ diamond rings, $180 Suburban For Sale 75 son. 709 Buttonwood Rd.. No. Palm sentence Investigation an a charge 4. Inspect all tires. ONE SIZE squares, floor tile, plastic tiles a CaU Any time. for both. Call betweeh'S a.m .4:80 VERNOE—8% room modem apart­ DRAiMfiECO. - value, $15,900. Phllbriek Agency, Beach. Florida, guardian of the estate same privilege. womtn’s work in Connecticut, has M o b i l h g a f specialty. H. E. Willey, PI 3-7798. er Manchester area. Sales axper- p.m. TR 84759. ment with heat, electric stove, MI 9-8464. TO SETTLE estate —reasonably of Marv Elisabeth^ .Dpbson. miilor; of driving while under tha. Influ­ Beginning at 7 a.m. tomorrow, also conducted workshops In' the ( l-W .) ARE YOU pressed for cariiT We lenca required. BataUiahed terri- refrigerator optional, fUfi ceramic Ml 9-4143 priced 5 room house, main high­ James Duffy .233 Honry 81.. Manches­ ence of liquor or druga An addi­ Wim TM MW ter, Conn. ; Fatreew D. Rember- Bum- two platoons will go. on a 24- midwest recently completing ses- have second mortgage money toiy. Starting base pay $350 tile bath with shower, cabinet Ma n c h e s t e r — o room homcf way three acres of land, nemy tional charge ot failure to notify hour-on, 24-hour-off duty sched­ -s s r -1^ ^ Roofing—Sldinc 16 monthly, bonus, and car allow­ ham. 43 Nortbweiod Apts.. S tom . the Motor Vehicle Department of stbna to Wisconsin and Ohio. available. No appralsia fee. CaU Hoascbold Goods 51 kitchen, electric water heater, $9,600. Short way out—-3-famlly, decorated, new beating syatam. Conn.; Donald D. Sennier. ' 68 Cedar ule. Her theme for the coming ae 5113 M l 3-5195. ance. ExceUent advaheament- combinatioit storma, excellent con­ 44, over 8 acres of land, full price> CUl Ml $-37S5 week dayA S t. Mancheater. . Conn.: Joyce Weth- change of address was nolled. The firemen said they have con' rlea will, be ”MMt Qie Master.” Tour constant companion this RAY’S ROOFINO GO., ahlngia and ment opportunity. State age, send TORO SNOW Hound pciwer handlo $1.5,000. Many more new and used erell -Lord. 4 Range Hill Dr,. R F D No. Until Feb. 20, Ronald J. Bronzi, built up rqofa, gutter and conduc­ dition and location. John EUiaon 8. Rockvilio. Conn.: Second Consnga- tributed collectively about 8,000 The FeUowship suppers are part seaaon and the next! A beautifully Fir s t a n d second mortgages. We detaUa of education, aad exper­ at new low price- Self-propelled Realty. TR 6-9498. homes from $4,600 up. Call Tho 20, o f 48 S t John St.; charged with Plus w i GiVf jter, tail««d ehirt frock with yoke Inter­ tor work; roof ritimney repaira. also buy mortgagaa; terma to suit SETTIC TANKS WantcdT-Rcfil Estate 77 tlonal Church of Manchester p/o Chair­ hours to standby duty In the teat of .the general Lenten program Ray Hagenow, IQ 9-3214; Ray ience to Box D, Herald. model. Msrtow’s, Inc.. 8f7 Main. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ man Board of 'Tmstees, 3X6 No. Main passing a stop sign, Parts GftEfN STAMPS est; sleeve choice. borrower. Prompt service. No ap- IQ 9-8331. TO RENT—4 room, heated apart­ tors. MI 84080, Ml 0-5534. 8t. Mancheater. Conn,: North Metho­ UntlriFeb. 21, William Marconi, five months. They said they do announ^ by the church. Pattern No. IU 3 has Uasue — Jacka^lQ siao ARB YOU conaldering selling your dist Church of Manchester, c /o Alton A Women’s Guild Communion No. 8147 with Patt-b-Rama Is In g a laal- charge, B. C. SoUmene, ment. Apply Edward .L Hril, IQ home? Cali us for ptraonalisad 26, o f 613 Mato S t, for trial by a not mind performing tike extra ata% 94. M. 88, 40. 42, 44. 45, 49. sisee 1, 2 , and S; inclusive; hot' Help Wanted^. PORTER STREET area, 8 room Cowles. Chairman Board of Tnistees, duty "when It te necessary.” service wUl be held at 6:30 p,m. Iron transfer; full direcUons. OOOGHUN RitkHnNO Ob, - AD OOMBINA’nON gas range and S-S117. P U I M E n S W E K service. Joseph Roosetto, iirokar. M Bunmtt 8t.. -'Manchester. Conn.: Jury o f twelve on charges of to' Bust 38 to 80. Slse N, 38 bust, short M ale o r Female 37 heater. Duo Yherm outomatlo eolonial, 3 hatha, wall-wall carpet, Phone MI 9-0808, SalvatiOr Amur ot Mancheater, c/n toxication uid breach of peace. They added they felt they ahould Feb. 18, A|ih Wednesday, and on Sleeve, 614 yards of 15-incb. To order, send 25c .in coins to; space heater. AU good ecndlUan. TWO ROOMS, haaL stove and' re- faraca, private .yftR , trees, Emesi W. Lamie, Senior Maioe- **I have been back On regular ahlfU Feb. 19 there wlU be a men’s Com­ PAUL DODGE Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Bnafiiesa OpportonitiCB 82 fclgem ti*rOiiula: 8-3788 bOfort -NaoMM SIm m I Main 8t.. 'Manchester. Conn.; 81. Luke’s Until Feb. 28, Robert H. McKeon munion and breakfast Dr. Rock­ MOilAII To order, send 85c; in coins to WANTED— Experienced drapery (teU IQ 9-0O24 after 6 p.m. ■ $17,m . Carlton W. Hutchtoa, W. WISH SOMEONE to handle your Episcopal Church, Magog. Province ot of Norwich, charged with foaudu last Tuesday when most atrasta Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ ning. Herald, 115$ AVE. OF and slip cover maker, man or ,8. - . ■ ' ’ Seplle Eudia. Dry WoBib 94133. real estate? Call me at Ml 94830 Quebec. Canada: Cherry Hly»r Ceme­ were plowed and hydrants cleared well Harmon Potter wHl speak. ning HersM. UN OF AME AMEBIOA8, NEW YORK 96, N.Y. BEFORE YOU BUT erawbare, oae Unas tastoBod “ Woter- tery. M aaor, Province of Gu'ebec. Can­ Igntly issuing a check, two counts. FeUowahip suppers are sched­ RESTAURANT woman. Will Interview Sat^irday, for prohipt and courtaoua aorvlee' Until March 1,. In Stafford Of snow. ■. ^ DMill IDAS. N l ^ T O B ^ , V, T . For Ut-clasa.'mailing add'lOe fto^ng and Chimneys 16-A and compels Phttco TV with any •imo ROOMS and bath, flret floc^ proMitag Od m . WINDSOR — 4%% aasumaUe ada; iumset Rriiekah Lod$e of Man­ uled for Feb. 28 and March 7, 14, PONTIAC, m Feb. 11, from 10 a.m .4 p.m, MUl lo Joseph Barth^rtear. confrey, hov/evar, aald ha con­ tor each pattern. Print Name, Ad? brand for quality, parfiwnisnqe, w n South Mata St. Can Ml mortgage on alee 3 bedroom itech chester, CM Bemlce 8. Cox, Secretary, Springs. Pedro Otero, 3l, of Cov­ For iri^ctoss mailing add lOc for Grossing $l00,hq0 yearly. C on ^ Fabrlca Salesroom, comer Pine 37 View 8f.. MMchester. Conn.: Jo­ entry, charged with intoxicatton, tinued the emergency alert b^ usa and 31., , „ . •MP*** aach Mttein. Print Narnia. Addrtaa d r ^ with Zone and Pattern Num- bought at right price; Alao smaUer and Forest S^., Mancheatejr^Omn, and best of aU lurlow*s low > with malt-iiu flreptete, full bate- ARB YOU havtog traubla aaUtag seph J ^ a ^ te e k f ^ e m . 46_Maln St.. of rsporta of a new snowstoniL On March 1^, a film, “Tha Heart 37S MAIN ST. with Zone, Style No. add hlse. prices, 881 Mata St MtKINNEY BR6S. Rdant. AlmMt one afire nicely your peoptety? Safi It diraet. Bate "■ Ceon.: Christie F, to l^ve the domestic relatlona de-' iB a Rdbri,” he rtown at 7:80 M l ' restaurant available. For appoint­ ItOCKVlLd81-S4 Grove St. Baot^ 16 Henry St., Mancheater, psxifntait the opportunity to cm- The city manager said he wculd win Ssnd.SSe now for the Spring A Have you tha '91 Album oon- ment call adtwo room fantirtad aputaent. wooded lot, Briflon Agency, X t iM ^ eaali waltiiir. Call M| pelBe PhooB BO $>4545 Ahmumin 7 diltiFF. FIttOIDAXRB ra lrig^ . - . . . te.' $4131. .wwbr J. WALLETT, Judge, duct en tov«*tljERtite. no^ ovanrula t l » eW efi ordan. .;' V * H . Basie FMiion, our tatotoF BW>y lovely dealgns and a^aomstfoBoe. lYeeeSSiatwu J. D. REiOiTY tar, saransm tendmea, lE t Tab iii> u s I pattani book. tosa pattamat 3So » 4 opy! Hmslay, MX 9 -M ^ XQ F479I. Read Her^d Advtu l a M M alter .S P .H .- A TO lU tolst . I IQ 84119 ' a : K THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 19611 •m Tho Wonthor fAOE EIGHTEEN Aversfe Diiljr N«t Preai Ron FenMawl of U. a Woathee if.» >4^ HUmri;irBtpr lEtt^nittg %ralli ’ ' '.... . '' ■ ■ . For the Wash Baded - Dae. 81,1880 Oener^Oy lair, — «* "ia !g - night aaf Sataiday. LeW.:,WbM A b o u t T o im 13,314 10^18, m eept m o R 8 to' MenlMr of the Audit colder spots. High MtoiiWiR’J|W ^ ^ aim. John McXIimovey- wilt dlt- HereaU et.CbealstleB Miffushe$ter--^A City o f Village Charm o«i[M propooM l•ft•Iktion in the K G^taiana AMembly at p mooting of HONEST ABE ■\i , tho Ifanchooter Aaaooiatioin for MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1961 (OlassUled. Advertialng on Page U ) tho Help of Rotanled OMMlraif to- VOL. L X X X NO. I l l (FOURTEEN PAGES) M ivcnid HH 'bnoBcipatioB Predwnotieii nUht at S at Bunce ConUJ\ I tOL No. IIT will meet at the { orange Hall tom^nrrow at 7:S0 NOW WE DELIVER OURS ------^— — State N ew s M ^ b ers o f Bunaet Kebekah Ask 2 1^0 Set Families Free From The High Cost Of Lodge will meet at tho Holmes \ Roitndup Lum^mba; Aides Esca|ie FuneM -Home, 400 Main SL, to^ nii^t'i at Tv to conduct a Memorial ^Pwning Appliancek and Television IserviM for Mrs. Ida Field, a mem- r ber o f MarhUia lo d g e of Plsln- 59 New ' 3 Youthg Held ( Tl««- i i , K m'ld-week BiM e-ftudy will be y In Car Thefe field at the Salvation Army to­ ---■ .K ; rw'. WMhington, Peb. 10 DAY SPECIALS night at 7:30. Maj. fe Walter ir.nna.iw an.1 A+4w couTt____ congestion coDgeotlon with oonsoquont Stafford Springs, Feb. 10 j liamle will be in ctoge. GeUNewPost President Kennedy and Atty. detoy in dlspoaltlon of the cases.” (ff)—'Three Stafford youths Henry ®. ReUly o f 35 Eva^ Drive, (k^. Robert F. Kennedy join­ The bill would tacresse the num­ were arrested early today by Anderson Shea Auxiliary. VFW, haa l»en promoted by The 'South­ ed today in asking Congress ber of circuit judges In the Second State Troopers and Borough IwiU hold a csrd party tomorrow ern New iCngland TeI0phone,.Co. to create 69 more federal Circuit (New York, Ctonnectlcut, 196112 Pound Filter-Flo at< 8 p.m!i at the post home. Vermont) from six to nine; the ’olice on charges of breaking to the position of supervisor of judgeships to relieve the legal Fourth Ciriult (Maryland, North And entering and theft and six Welfare Slash Some , Manchester Junior Square supplies in .. the company’s plant log-jam in the courts. Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, counts of thefts of motor ve- \ Automatic Washer department’ ; at headquarters in The Pnaldent sent letters to Dance aub will offer lessons to- West Virginia) from three to five; licles. By Ribicoff in itAt at Wsdden School. Clasaes New-Haven. Vice Freoident Lyndon ,B. Jtriui' Ue-Fifth Circuit (Alabama, Flor- Foes KiUed Mr. Reilly Joined the telephone eon and to the Speaker of the They are being held under bonds ! for Grades 5 and * will be from seek your expert nod by buying only He noted that at least 20 ted- ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, for New ! pound tfltSO to 8 p.m.. and classes for ccmpany as an engineer in Hart­ Yes, Mrs. Homemaker, you’re one of the House, Sam Rayburn, D-Tax., ask­ 0 1 ford. He worked In Manchester ing apeedy action cm an adminis­ appearances in Circuit Court at ’59 Hit, Backed capacity I lunior and senior high school stu- best. We’ll bet no Wall Street wizard is the best (at quantity prices) — then (Coattoned an Page Two) East Hartford. dents trill from 8 to 8:30 p.m froift 1937 to 1959 where he was cutting our margins way, way down. tration bill submitted to botb Ex-Premier supervising engineer. In 1959 he more, expeA on money mattera^-on branches by hla brother, the at­ The three were booked as Perlln I,This will be the last opportunity Matter of fact, this is true all over Rose, 18; David Dombek, 18, and Hartford, Feb. io ,(A»;^The ' ‘ to regloter fpr these lessens. became plant supervisor-practices family money matters, lhat is; torney general. Robert Kennedy Legislature’s Appropriations 0 InstaD Roth the store. Have you checked our wdl- also lent lettera to tha presiding Bfichael Hartley, 19, Elisabethville, ’The CoiJlKO, at headquarters, the position he U.S. Wm Seek Police accus^ them of having Ommittee was told today to wall Mancheste^ WATES will hold held until his recent promotion. stocked shelves lately—our fresh, crisp offipeni; Feb. 10 (TP) — The Katanga Yours is a challenging job and your F ifty more district Judges aiyl taken cats in the Crystal Lsike, that if Governor Ribicoff in r Its anmisV banquet tonight at 7 fruits and vegetables— our prices? Ttriland and Stafford areas during government announced today i) U at the K of G Home. problems challenge us, too. You keep nine additlanal Jurists on the Court Damages from 1959 had not sliced state.wel that deposed Premier Patrip® Excluelye G.E. The Girls’ Guild of Community our meat people hustling to give you Everything for happy, thrifty living— o f Appoala bench are needed, the past four days, as well as hav­ Baptist Church will meet tomor-^ ing broken Into a gasoline aervice fare requests by $11 million Lumumba and two political Filter-Flo money-saving buys day-in, day-oiit. We everything for your expert approval. PrMldent’a letter aaid. "to relieve ,i Miss Louise Copping, American- row at 7 p.m. at the home of Miss aerloua congestion and delaya in Elwtric? Firms station at Crystal Lake. that ^ency would now be associates escaped last night lilsm chairman of, the DAV Auxll- Susan Rlngrose, 27 Lilac St. Mrs. j many federu courts." For Rose, it was the second sporting i surplus rather than Tom a farmhouse where they tary, presented a 50-star flag to Roy Farris, counselor, h*s asked i Undiia delaya In the adminis­ time he was arrested within 24 Not 8 Pounds Boy Scout Troop 133 at a father that all glrla be present for the I a $9.3 million deficit. lad been kept prisoner west of tration of Justice have been shown New York, Feb. 10 (dV-The hours. In answer to a question by Re­ U d son banquet la.st night at Sec­ distribution of dolls to be dressed price of Westlnghouse Electric Borough police saW they arrest­ SHsabethville. NO MONEY DOWN ond Congregational Church, She publican Sen. Wallace Barnes Not 10 Pounds for the May fair. . | Authorized Co. common atodc broke |SA7 ed Rose, who la out on parole Briatol, State Budget Director A commimlque said tha trio WITH YOUR OLD WASHER Ialiso discussed the meaning and a Blaue today on a delayed from Cheehire . Reformatory, on Frederick A. Schuckman said that overcame and bound two aentrlea iH fIZPewide I care of the fla^ and distributed The Couples Club of Second Carry Out opening trade of 57,000 shares. pharges of breaking suid entering , i;uarding thepi and fled In- a black 30 flag etiquettes to the troop, of state and local legal organ!- the agency asked for $104 million »'ord with several rifles and enough ^ 3 W’eekly Congregational Church will spon- | Checks aaUons, Preaidant Kennedy said.. Westtnghoase feO to $40.88 a on tluee counts and on two counta two years ago but was cut to $95 2 OO **”"****^ I which Albert Sheffield is leader. sor a breakfast for all Boy Scouts j He pointed out that po new Judge- abare, down f8R7 from Mon­ of theft yesterday. He was under million by then-Governor Ribicoff, gas to cover 60 miles. O f Dirty CletliM who are members of the church | Service Godefrold Munongo, toe Katanga * ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN ahipa have been c«eoted for aeven day's opening on the New York $5,000 bond for this, when nabbed State Welfare CommlssiMier Ber. Sunday at 9 a.m. Scout leaders j Stock Exchange. today. nard Shapiro who took office in interior minister, indicated Ma are also invited. Reservations must | Cashed yeara. ■ \ government believed Laimumba was "Prompt and favorable consid­ July 1959 after Governor Ribicoff headed for Portugueae Angola, be made by tomorrow night by j eration of the measure yriU be of Washington, Feb. 10 (JP>—Atty. Fire Victim Dies fired Commissioner Christy Hanas 30-60.90 DAYS SAME AS CASH | FOOD SALE calling Mrs. EMwin Sage, 74 Rich- j direct benefit to millions of peo­ Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has made when the latter complained of the west of Katanga Province, al­ ard Rd. it official—the government will MiUord, Feb. 10 (/Pf—i i n . Ell*- budget slice said he "merely in­ though hla ultimate objective pre­ Sponsored by Kehler Circle, ple throughout the country," the abeth Conroy, 78, died at Milford sumably Is Stanleyville, capital of vnilto House letter said. seek millions of dollara In dam­ herited the budget and did the best WSCS of South Methodist ages from electrical equipment Hospital today from burns she re­ I could.’ ’ The Congo’s Oriental Pro'vlnce, Atty. Gen. Kennedy made much ceived in an accident at her home which is oontrollsd by troops aiid Set Mom free Church At PINEHURST STEAK SALE the aame point and asserted: firms that pleaded guilty to rig­ However, he added that If the ging bids on government con Wednesday, agency’s 1959 budget requests bid politicians loyal to him. ATIANTIC WheiTyou buy ateaks from Ptiiehurst’iTaervlco mekt department, you can a « both sld^^of "Sinee 1984-there haa been a fio m 'Di$Kwashing Drudgery^ LYNN PdOLTRY FARM decraase In the total number of tracts. Mrs. Conroy received third de­ gone through "I would be here to­ The Katanga government said it PARKADE STORE FURNACE OIL the meat, and tell juat what you are getting. Every ateak la cut from U. S. ftovemment m- jufUcial poMthma, reMlting from Kennedy said yesterday the gree burns'over 75 per cent of her day explaining a surplus of around had blocked all roads leading from Aatoliruitie Delivery apected choice grade . . . anff the top aelection of the ehoITe grade at that. , . the iB^dfllttan o f three Judgeehlps first complaint will be filed With­ body, police said, when her cloth­ $2 million rather than explaining a the province and offered 4 reward ing caught Are as she was. prepar­ Soviet President Leonid Breshnev, left, la greeted at Rabat, Morocco, airport yesterday by toe Gwem- for hla capture. G-E PORTABLE "MOBILE SATURDAY. FEI. 11 L. T. WOOD CO. etaatod on a temporary 1^ . in two months. deficit." or of Rabat, Abdel Latlf Benjellour, center ■with cap, and King Mohammed of Morocco, In proflie at Phone MI B -im **Tw the meantime, the Increase ing a cup -of tea In her kitchen. Democratic Sen. Maurice J. Far- Lumumba pre'viously had been 9:80 AAI. TENDER SIRLOINS and SHORTS (Conttnned op Bege Seven) ' Mrs. Conroy crawled more than land, committee chairman, theii r i^ t . _(AP Photofax by rsMllo from London.) reported in a prison at Jadotvllla, MAID" DISHWASHER In Wtlgatinn to the federal courts 250 feet down a snow covered Valentliie Goodies Will Be accused the Republicans of Incon 65 miles northwest of EUsabeth- road before her cries for help were -vUle, to which'he had been moved Featured WM q^otund At ■istency on the subject. a Kaetolen OJ. heard. She Ibially was found by In fact, he charged. House Re­ Soviet President Aboard under heavy guard from ThysvUl* Charlie McCarthy, our meat manager, says these stwks are Reds Warned on New Crisis two boys. publicans in 1959 tried unsuccess­ Goldberg Asks Military Camp out aide Leopold- .12 Ftra Chief Richard F. Colsy fully to even alice 10 per cent from ■riUe on Jan.' IS. •• 'properly aged and, he suggests you serve them with Pinehurst Lb. > ‘Sm ik no ape- said the fire might have been the Democratic governor’s reduced Full Backing in 'But too Katanga oommunlqua SNOW or SHINE baked Idaho potatoes and Pictsweet peas. cs'used by an Inflammable. moth welfare recommendaUons. today aeld he and hia associates ptaniSu^ BUY Kennedyf Nikita Talks ■pray mist which Mrs. Conroy "That is an indication that both French Blame escaped from a farmhouse be­ o Ueeee^C GOOD bad bton using earlier to apray a parties felt the Governor’s eitl- Hunt for Jobs tween Mutshataha and Kasajl, 185 ON OUR PIL6RIM mattress. Some of the mist might mates were fair," he said. and 225 miles farther w est Kaaa- waterper lead have been absorbed in her cloth­ He said the move to cut the Gov- Jl ia about 80 ntilea from toe An­ EASY NEWS Our meat people suggest these items as ecwiomlcal budget Expected in 6 Months ing, Ooley said. ■rnor'a welfare budget in the 1959 Chicago, FOb. 10 tffV-SecretSLry For Plane Incident gola border, tm a highway lead­ • Jaat roUap to MILLS savers. . .Serve Pinehurst ground meat, beef stew, soups ■emion was made t^ Rep. J. Tyler of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg today ing across the frontier. etak—HToD TERMS! Lean Mississippi Brand for one or two meals and have more to spend on larger Patteraon, sriio is now GOP House appealed for., bipartisan support of Munongo said Katanga troops - f§r tk§ kw4dIn&riHS 2 Lawyer$ Indicted leader. Paris, iiMi. 10 Uf)—Tlie gov- #when toe first French Vulture OFEN NOON DuBuque, Iowa roasting cuts. By JOHN BE. HIOHTOWEB poua interest on hia part in doing President Kennedy's program to Rghtor Jet appeared. were eearchlng the area. He also 1 JU S T A Hartford, Feb. 10 (to — A fed­ Budget Director Schuckman de­ oui$> what hs balled a “ full fledged ammeat today termed Frenoh TILL NINE ■ . ------I WtoMBBton. Feb. lO (to — Km -, ■ometbing to bring the arma nwe , Air Farce latereepthm e l Bo-' •nte message asked-Algiera to re­ demanded that toe UM. MUltoiy eral grand Jury h u Indicted .two fended. Governor Klbicoff’s cut in recession” and restore fall produc­ Command send up a iMonnais- “UNCOLN" ($5.00) DOWN BACON u 59c a s ^ ada&totratkm tosders ....jiow. under controU • .. welfare D^artment requested Viet Pirnddeat Leonid Brezhnev’s call its plane, the message was ac­ Except Saturday 10 to 8 A t R tnihlmnm, Kenaaflr-tokl 6is lawyers, bqj&i of them pron^mt tion and employment, knowledged, and the shooting was sanee fliihts. ' < ' thigr oan bo ready to un- former pubkc offletols, im chstge budget o f tw o years ago. He aaid Goldberg arrived to Chicago plaae a regrettoble bwldeiit and 2 2 ^ Weekly Or ^ Q Q Monthly toa$>r nsgbttotlons with advisani btilsve ths Bdvtot .Pfo* promised xui Inveatiffatloii.. broken off, to* communiqite said. Outride: Katanga gowiitlnent ' KNUCKLE mler waiits to avoid a'major mUl- of wilful fslhire to file income tax ffom Washington oh thb first jitop 'The two'communiquea disagreed eircles, the announcement of Ixi- Ruaito Within 6lx months. (ContiBaed «■ Pago Thirteen) of a 3-day Ini^ctlon mission. s o u p RONES Sofvlsi cEfldato Itove been wam- tary clash and to cdMoentrata his returns. Algiera, Feb. 10 (/P)—The French about the flight plan aubmitted in mumba’s escape waa taken with ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN main effort (di openOR up negoUa The indictmenU, returned The tAbor secretary told Chica­ blamed the Rusaiana today for yes­ advance. some skepticism. ad q id ^ against triggering new yesterday, named S. Burr Lepdnd, lb. 15e crtA at Berlin or elsewhere dur­ Uona on such mattori as the fu- go Mayor lUchaird J. Daley and a terday’s ejq>loslve Incident o ff A l­ The French aaid the announced Rumors have circulated In Ka­ In preparation for-thsM nego- SO-year-old former Judge of the conference of some 50 business and giers, when French Jet fighters itinerary was along the 38th par­ tanga, Leopoldville, Brussells and 1 YEAR FACTORY SERVICE ON THURSDAY IS ing this formative period in the old Hartford PoUca Court, and LaBelle Lashes labor people that every element of at the U.N. headquarters In New E D C E d e l iv e r y c DCE hope of Skating any lack of m- ttoUona Kennedy and SeeriUry of fired warning shou at a plane allel, "that is, 140 kilometers (87 r i C C C a n y w h e r e r i \ C C ALL PARTS and LABOR CONNECTICUT U. 8. SUte Dean Rusk are starting Frank R. Odium, 56, a former na- American society can gain by re­ carrying Soviet President Leonid miles) north of Algeria” and “re­ York that Lumumba has been with PHOHi MASMiT GRADE A FRESH pertonca atol dectotveness In Wasn- ■Istaiit attorney general for Con- newing economic ■vigor. spected scrupulously the rules of killed. U.N. officials and news- Ington. country by country and area by Witnesses for Brezhnev. TmI Sw Cnwedw. Nm, area re-examlnatlons of V.8, for­ nectlcuL "In my way of thinking,” he air flight instituted by the French t haVa been putting pressure fhaiw MaanM ankM COLOR CHICKEN' LEGS , HAMMIKOIR Thoagh President Kennedy The French said the big Il­ eign policies, parallel With their Leikind was charged with fall­ said, “we ought to bury our poli­ yushin-18 plane was Intercepted government in ite^ne of respon­ telcalioAc caeveAelleiii lb. 49c FATTIES hopes for-bettor East-West rela­ ing to file retulrns for the 4-year tics in dealing with, the domestic sibility.” (OonUnned en Page Seven) Giant 13 Cu. Ft. G-E Him Avar, wl# efforts to quiet the current crisis Stalling Probe by three jets south of lU an­ ♦ tions, Moscow has been Informed, in Laos and The Congo. ‘ from 1984 through 1957, economy In the same way we do, nounced course. Furthermore, a 'But for reasons unknown,” the ■tMaa iM*ae TV DAY Ground meats are an American favorite but few agree on any fiaeh Soviet challenge win A White House meeting tomor­ which he alli«edly eflrned or. purport to do, with our foreign communique said, the Russians communique added, ‘"the plane MIAMN« AIM Chix Wings .....Ih. 20c just how they should be served: Start with Pinehurst chock tiitbtg a swift, tough U.8. response row is scheduled to Initiate a top- itM o f $59,199,90. Hartford, Feb. 10 (An—State’e policy.” violated custom by failing to noti­ followed a route far to. the south, Ref r igerator-F reezer Sm RCA Color TV ground and serve It your faitiUy's favorite way. T l^ sdmhnstration Intends to level review of U.S.-Soviet rela­ Odium, who was the first ohpir Atty. John D. LaBelle lashed out He said cooperation is needed in fy the French that Brezhnev was and found itself by this fact In a leave no, doubt In th® minds of against witnesses who frustrate both fields because, "The keynote dangerous zone from which it was AT Chix *^up Necks lb. ijc tions with Ambassador Llewellyn aboard. Bulletins e Big S - cu. ft. Qaim’t niarmacy PINEHURST freshly chopped LEAN CHUCK the American people or other Thompson, U.8. envoy to Moecow, (Oonthmed en Page Seven) crime Investigators by remaining of success in our foreign policy Is a Warning bursts were fired only necessary to make it leave.” zero degree peoples, it to said, of Its determi­ Bitting In with Kennedy,, Rusk, .ind mute when called upon to testify. healthy and vigorous domestic because the Russians violated reg­ Had the' Russians made radio from the AP Wires freezer 878 MAIN 8T. BARLOmrS TV ’ " Jb. 69c...... 2'/i lbs. $1.69 nation to react vigorously to any seveiti experts on Soviet affairs. Hla remarks came as he opposed econohiy. ulations by refusing to make radio contact, they would have been .12 Chix Livers .... ,1b. 79c —unsuccessfully — the release on "The strength of. our domestic PhOIM Ml 3^136 1089 TolUnd Tpke.—Buckland threat — and not to be bluffed or As officials here see the over­ contact with' the Intercepting given instructions on a route to e SUde-ont PINEHURST H a m b u r g e r bond of three convicted gamblers economy is the basis of our mlll- shrives blackmailed. all policy prospect at present, the fighters,- the communique said. follow, the French oommurilqiie' NO MAN IN SPUTNIK Jailed recently for refusing to added. “ 3 LEAN CUTS OF‘ lb. 55c...... 2'/2 lbs. for $ 1.25 Administration leaders reported United States faces three basic re­ ^Goldberg^s^d all the Washing­ A Soviet communique .Issued In Moscow, Feb. A lead­ e .Adjustable PINEHURST News Tidbits answer “ proper questions’’^ at the Rabat, Morocco, where Brezhnev ly feel that Soviet Premier Nikita quirements In preperatlon f\ en­ current “one-maiv grand Jury’’ in^ ton statistics Indicate "we are in The Soviet communique quoted ing So'vlet setenttst reported to­ door shelves TENDERCURE tering along with Its eWef allies stopped on the way tc an official the Russian pilot as saying he was PINEHURST FAMOUS 3 in I BLEND OF Khriiahchev underatands their Colled frtmi AP Wires ; qulry. a full fledged recession. I think it s day that the Soviet Unloa’a CORNED REEF bluntly stated poaltion and is act­ Into negotiations with the Soviet "They ought to answer the ques­ visit to Guinea, said the 4-engine following a route previously com­ gtont new sputnik had' snqeess e No colls oa FRESHLY GROUND PORK, BEEF, VEAL ing with rattraint One reason, as Union: turbojet, plane messaged Algiers municated to. the French 130 kilo­ fully accomplished Its missloos back—flts Spanking Bfafia^eW—Factory Fresh a tions,” the Hartford County prose­ (Continued on Pago Seven) lb. 79c ...... Special af 2 lbs. $ i .49 Been heto, may ha his desire tor 1. To beglh building greater cutor said, ‘"fhey ought to cooper­ meters (80 miles) north of Al­ and woidd soon faU Into toe flush against Swordfish, Oysters, id economic unity In RepubUcan party pubUcatlon giers when the incident took place. wall. an ewly, informal meeting with j^Utlcal and says Kennedy administration has ate. They ought to tell what the Earth’s atmosphere and barn Haddock Fillets PINEHURST HOME STYLE <■ s to ^ Is and get out of Jail thSt "It is necessary to specify that out. L. Sedov, a member of toe 1961 MERCURY Kennwto •» •• • ■”5' (Conttaoed on Page Two) restored "a batch of Dean Ache- radio contacts with the Algerian 3 W A ly Or ON OUR PURE PORK s a u s a g e MEAT ...... lb. 69c mlt aeaslon. Another may Be serl- son retreads” to power on foreign way. Soviet Aoodhmy of Scleaoea,'fat METEOR 600 2rDOOR SEDAN •‘The thing I don’t like to have rfidio station directed by the Air an Interview irtto Piavda also ■\ policy posts . . . Leroy Brown, 38- Assembly Seen V^tiitg Services had been establish^ be­ N O M o n e y OWN BUDGET year-old Miami, Fla., pilot lands happen is for people such aa these took note of western spemlaa on 12,009 MUet or 1 Yenr Warranty three persons saying to toe courts fore the appearance ofsthe French about a paseenger aboard the World War n bomber at Fort fighter and before It had buzzed DOWN 1 4 .5 0 PLAN Paris, Bmm Compromise Lauderdale after solo flight across and to tho state of Connecticut, 7-ton satriUte. He said It car­ ONLY $295 DOWN _ _ _ PINEHURST SELF SERVE ^ rjj_- ‘You are not going to get any In­ the llyushln-18,” the Communique ried neither a man nor .any ex­ W U hJT m ir_0 [ d j j e f i ^ ^ > 2 0 9 9 Gulf of Mexico, denies idaae was NHRR Tax added. Prieqa Include Trnmportotlo»7^Fe(tei^^3ftx «^ stolen and says *Tf the Texas vestigation that is successful In perimental animals. m o c e r y departm ent Rangera want me, they can come, this state because we are.not gomg The 80-mlle zone off Algeria Is to tell you anything’. has covered by French air and sea . MUR SLIDE HITS TRAIN Spanking Brand New— Factory Fresh ',6tEuropean Countries and get me" . . . FBI entered la- Hartford. Feb, JO in fl- TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY Offars low pricos ovory day vesttgattoa of bombing which crit­ "That’s exactly what their atti­ forces to head off arms ship: Portland. Ore., Feb. Ifli (d>—A mV- tude is and what it haa been right Haven Railroad’s proepecU for ments to the Algerian Nationalist mud slide crashed; down Into a ically injured, Kansas Caty Fire getting tax relief approved by toe nanoial relief over four years. Con­ \ and immy spociol voluM . . . along. I certainly don’t consent to necticut’s share would be $1.76 rebels. 1,. Union Pacific maU and tiassenfer Chief Stanton M. Gladden caused any ball under conditions such as General Assembly looked better 1961 COMETS. Plan Summit when Gladden pressed the starter million annuilly. The searching of ships by the train today, knocking two Dleed that." than ever today. ' - , „ French in the Mediterranean has engines Into a lake and deraU- 1961 G-E 8,000 Miles or 1 Year Warranty. ^ ^ ^ ' - ' ' of hia car in his driveway, Thirty-five witnesses, Including A note of caution was introdw- LaBelle admitted, however, that ed at the hearing by Rep. J. Tyl®*' caused trouble before, even ■with Ing two mall cars. None of 118 CMneae Nationalists on Que- there' were "two sides'of the ques­ legislative leaden of both parties, such gllles as West Germany. Yes­ passengers aboard waa hurt, the ONLY $19$ DOWN $ 1 f t O f t Nabisco Pig Newtons Sunshine Orbit Creme We are happy to get sqch a Paris. Feb. 10 (to—Th® l«k8*” tP«ctod tp.oonUnus through to- moy Island ordered not to Are on testified aU a publla, hearing yes­ Patterson, R^Old Lyme, House morrow If trouble arose. tion." He said he recognized the terday’s incident puts a new strain sheriff’s office said. ^ Portable TV PRICES START AT ' M b ^Sandwich .39c . response to our ads on bone­ « f the alx European Common the Oonanuntst mainland during right of appeal to the Supreme terday In favor of quick acUon by majority leader. on Soviet-French relations, already ■Twin Pack Special 33c less stew beef, boneless Adenauer and some of the others limar New Year hoHday tuileas "I wodld not wish to. sec Con- Market nations agreed today to want to Work tovnud integration Court of Errors by the three wit­ the asaembly. . ... tense becauw of Moscow’s support AVALANCHE BURIES Spanking Brand New— Factory Fresh chiick, roasts and ground fired upon . , . Marilyn Monroe’s nesses “might be vitiated” , if they Tax relief bills also drew the hecUcut act on tax reUef In the give thHr econotijjc sUtonce polit­ of western Europe, leading per­ next few days If a receivership of the Algerian ,rebels. Lenzerheide, SwItzerti^d^FsIa meats . . . for any boneless stay in peychlatrie hospital in were forced tp remain In Jail pend­ support of Democratic Gov. John 10 (/o —Thirteen teen-^agc. Swiss meat cut; is a good value for ical functions and to hold tutore haps to a 1Curp(>ean oountorpart New York not expected to ,be pro- was Imminent,” he sSld. The French ■■ communique bore SALE CONTINUES'THRU’THIS WEEKEND ing its completion. N. Dempsey, / out the original protest by Soviet school children and their teather . the customer. of the United States, by expanding kHiged . . . James D. 2^Uetbach, RepubUcan: and Democratic lead­ He added,, however, the Repub 1961 ANGLIA ON 390 LARGE J.8RS OF, <► mnimlt sessions regularly- the executive cmnmltteeB o f such Atty. Harold Strauch, repre­ Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko were buried In a maasive, ava­ A reliable diplomatic source said former ambassador to Italy, ac­ senting the trio, pointed out that ers both spoke in favor of repeal In Moscow that the plane’s>jfllght lanche of snow In the Swiss Alps ENGLISH FORD SEDAN PETER PAN PEANUT lUHER ,.... at 494 ]ar Joint agencies aa the common cuses this country's partners In of a gross earnings tax that would (tionttoned on Page Two) ..... ,N the govarntoent leaders also market, the steel-coal pool and if they were kept In Jail and then plan had been sent beforehand to to^y. Two boys sad a gW were Again this week we will •greed tbs common market atruc- North Atlantic Treaty Organisa­ won out before the High Court save the line $1.2 mlUion annually. the French government. dead when reached. Five other Up to 85 Miles Per OaUon feature Pinehurst the Euratora organisation for tion 'TenAag a knife" to Soviet Also testifying at a hearing be­ ture could encompaas such prob­ pesoeful' nuclear develc|>inent their succesa would be all but Coup de 'Frejac, director of In­ chUdien were reecued alive from T(Lai. GIANT JAR MAXWELL HOUSE Union "to ’ cut our ‘ ool^tive meaningless. ^ " fore the legislature’s finance com­ formation in Algeria:, had said the toe drifts. One, a boy,-was la lONELESS REEF lems — at • totor date — as com- Some degne of real power for throats” In trade with. nisutrsHst mittee was George Alpert. the New ONLY $195 DOWN______1 4 9 5 munleatMU|| and cultural ex- the EiUropean parliamentary as- Superior (3ourt Judge Frank O07 Weaver Wins plane did not possess any interna­ serious condition. He was flosra INSTANT COFFEE $1.5S STEW countries . . . Internal Revenue vello finally granted toe release of Haven’s president.' He said his fi­ tional flight plan. out by Swiss Air Rescue heUeop- ohangaa.' ^ aenddy, toe Joint parliamentary Service fllee an Income tax Hen for nancially stricken line faced bank­ LOW BANK RATES—36 MONTHS TO PAY A t ^ 9 ^ L b . ThJs-agrasmsnt was spparenUy branch of tbe sdx natkms, hai also Gromyko and the Soviet press ter. The six stlfl burled were $8JKM ogtonst eatate of the late (Conttained on Page Three) ruptcy unless aid were forthcom­ Vote of Senate called the incident "an act of Inter­ bellved to be five girls and tha , U H F .V H F a com pew w between, the poUt- been prrpooed. tenor Mario Lansa and his Idte ^ STEWED t o m a t o e s loal of French Pmndent Another suggeeUon is to seleot ing. . national banditry carried out by the master. SAFE-BUY USED CARS Carrots to go with it 15c bo. wife Betty. v He asked toe committee to can­ French armed forces.” Chariude Oaulla.and Wait Gar- Bkifopean asaembly membeni by The two RB47 fliera released cel $394,000 In 1950 taxes the rall- Washington, Feb. 10 (JP) — Rob t man Ghanoallor Konmd Adenauer. direct eleotkm instead of by gov­ ert C. Weaver has won Senate con AP correspondent Stanley Jolm^ GIRL FOUND IN SNOW , - 1 ■■ NO MONEY DOWN WITH YOUR OLD TV Can 1 9 c 4 Cans ^ 1 . 0 0 last month by Soviet Union are IMUlSrd E. Tydingg road owea to the State and to move son reported from Moscow toat'an New Brunswick, N. J., Fbb, U Just O C A Weekly Or *|l ^ A Monthly ON OUR OWN Da Oaulto woidd Uka to see a ernmental appointment jDe OauUa vacatloBipg la Puerto Rloo on or- quickly on other tax relief meas­ flrmatlon as the government’s top ’$( MERC. $$9S ’SSBUlOK $49$ lHumiiMiti eonfederatlon of' otates has urged a general referendum housing administrator, but he unprecedented wave of shock and IE—A 4-yearHild girl was reacoM BUDGET PLAN 4-Door WASHED SPINACH dera from Air Force . . . -Four Dies in Maryland ures. . anger swept over the Soviet oapl-, early today from a pUe pt anew 2.0U II.OV 4-Door Crtom Styla YEILOW^CORN la cello bags fea- W A . wtoto Adantuar leans toward firm- to to« ^ countries on toe Issue tedn-age boys find 4Sfl conntorfelt Alpert’s appearance came a day faces two serlouB problems as he of. BurobGan imltye takes oyer this key post. tal announcement of toe French ^ W d e her bom* in wUch aM ^TDQDSE $1141 tured a t ...... bag ar intoinrtlon. - glflfl billa while converting lower Havre de Grace, Md., Feb. 10 after the New Haven had aaked the firing. Johnson Said the "popular i4ipareatly had been bmleRfor , ’5I 0ADDI. $219$ ilM ^ s agraamenta at the first A^^^i^and those siding with New York east side basement into Interstate' Commerce Commission The Senate cleared the nomlna' explosion far exceeded that aroused DeVUle Hardtop 4-Door Wagon 4 c « i . 8 9 c him, want tha Atlsntlo allianoe UP) — Funeral aervicea'krlll be held about 16 hours. The child, Boj» CHECK THESE LINCOLN DAY SPECIALS W rkat Uttte summit aes- club room . former government Sunday fo r MUlard E. Tydings, a to guarantee a<($5 mllUort loan to tion last night by volj:fe vote aft*r by Francis Gary Powers aiid his Mary Kinsey, danghtor el Mr. Of Exceptional Quality slcn apparently aatisRed both men and ths common market to stay five hours of argument, putting ’$$ FORD $119$ Selected lean 7-rib pork supreme in their flelda. But they clerk, Ata Mohammad, 40, who leading Democratic apokesmaii meet the ralltoad payroU next U2 spy plane.” and M «. Cheater Klaacy, wm ’$$ FORD $$$$ for the nma totof. without bring­ asaaaslnated West Pakistan Chief ‘who never hesitated to buck lead­ Wednesday. Weaver In the highest position ever The 54-yeAr-old Brezhev, who is taken to Middlesex General 12 CUBIC FOOT G-E REFRIGERATOR ...... fWAS 239.95 1B9.00 4-Door F-SOO Hardtop roRgts or cut' into chops ing to a bead tRalr basic dlaagrae- are expected to. go along with De held by a Negro In the federal ex CAUFORMA TOMATO JUICE Gaulle’s idea of periodic-sessions Minister Kfaqn Saheb in IBOfl, is en of either party during 34 yean He said the ICX3 approval would making a goodwill visit -to West pital aufferlng froni a iwmw 30-INCH DELUXE G-E RAN GE...... WAS 249.^5 189.00 ’$7 UNO. $194$ are special value at 45c n an t, ’ like today’s^' assented to Bahawabnir JsU. about in tha U.8. Senate. mean the line could probably keep ecutive branch. AJrlca, arrived on schedule at his case of exposure. ’$7 FORD $$$$ lb. We will have plenty of The agiaementa were reached • Adenauer had arrived yesterday 200 miles north of Karachi. Tydtoga died of pneiunonla last going uqUl June 1. j Ths vote had not been expected 19-INCH G-E PORTABLE TV, UHF-VHF...... WAR 239.95 1 89.00 Hardtop 46 Ob. Can 3 5 c 3 For $ 1 . 0 0 at' a session attended by Da (Continued on Pag* Tl^lrtoen) X-Door Hardtop block, bone in and lean without fanfare, looking especlaUy Price o f $149,000 paid fo r mem- night at Oakington, hla 580-acre Up until Jan. 3, the IOC had to come for about 10 days, but the h e a v y RAIN^ OBEOW 21-INCH G-E CONSOLE TV. UHF-VHF ...... WAS 289.95,219.00 Ctonlle, Adenauer, Premier Oastto ■olemn. His government is sUfl- bentop. on New York Stock Ex­ farm near here In Hartford <3oan: guaranteed loans to toe New Ha­ Senate stayed In session late to Chicago, Feb. 19 (*) •— Th6 ’$$ FLYM. $H9$ ’99FMT $999 tender boneless chuck, Kyakans, of-BMgluiii. Premlar change . ; , White House expected ven totaling more than $18 mil- approve -Weaver under pressure Pacific Northwest,- Which 23-INCH G-E CONSOLE TV, UHF-VHF ...... WAS 319.95 239.00 Convertiblo lcloua of De Oaullels. ctmfederar ty. He waa 70. Intrusion Denied Furey * New Items . . . Anat Jemima Date Nut Cake Mix 87c . . . shoulder clod and round .Amlntore Fanfanl of .Italy;' Pre­ Son plana. Adding to toe tflilU. to TflnnomiGfl soon aptwlatment of Durtog his Senate career, from Itoa- « .1, ... from President Kennedy; viewed the recent m 11 CUBIC FOOT G-E FREEZER ...... WAS 259.95 1 89.00 Matoy Bubble Bath tflo . . . Haod's M D R Low Gahirle steak roasts. mier Pierre Werner of Luxem- French warahltw reeentiy Brooks Bteys of Ar- 1938 to 1950, Tydinga at times Rep. Robert T. Cairns, R-Madl- The New Yorker is expected to New Delhi, Feb. 10 (F) — Red er la the Eaat aadM High Trades—LoW Prices— Law Suburban OverheRd Doorg and Premier Jan de <)uay of assistsat secrets^ of take to* oath promptly so that he 13 CUBIC FOOT G-E FREEZER ...... WAS 339.95 239^00 Diet Food 88o . . . UaeiriB Orange or Oraage-Plae^wl* Germait frelghieralitei to France’s crossed swords wlto Presidents ■on, House chairman of the fi­ Chinese planes from .’Tibet are a eomfortabl* dflRw ■ Yon Can Be Sure Of Service After The Sale! ^ gaUoB Jug 88e. * ThaNethertonda. They agreed ‘ in to keep arms fnnn Algei OsigresitoBal relations Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry nance conunlttee, told newan^M can assuihe command of the Hous­ persisting In violating India’s air heavy rata tednf-: e r to d ^ next HmnuiUt ses- But sources said today Adenanaw it and-Mm.' Bionsdy yesterday’s hearing, ■ coming ad ing and Home Flpance Agency space dMplto repeated I.n'dian tacbea of 1 ^ t a ■toy this waar 8. Truman.. But his - most bitter next week. This agency Is down itom tootild be held to Bomi in the and De Gaulle met on extn oUUcal feud was with the lato early In the legislative session, protdata, pro-government HhMtua- ported dreriehef late spitog or aariy aumtoer, oofdiai. terms yeeterday an^ __ rettesfl in Mtfldleburg. placed the General Assembly In a tor almost $1 billion in new funds North Band SERVICE . . bunt country . industrialUt oaeph R. Mc(3arthy, RepubUcan In the budget now before Congress. tan Times reported today. O fn ^ . ; They also a g ^ their foreign ed‘ "largely ^ aatisfled" with their Bmiator from Wisconsin. posi^n to act quickly. spokesman tofuaed to commaot lataad Balasa IS PINEHURSt GROCERY -302 MAIN mtototonar ahdDld meet .ngutorty mutual agreament da gentral prto- Benuurd Goldflne o f BdOton, who The legislature is expect^ to Weaver, 63, has been vice chair­ Pelpiitf previously denied Its ee atal PbrttaBi STORE "Cornel—-Itocol»---Morc«iy—ConttaeatoI—EBgIlsli Ford* wooed favor with expensive gifts to - JBwly In 1950, Tydtaga waa man of tho New York City Hous­ G O O D J ^ E A R to work out poUtktol problems of ciplea, although stiU. oppotod ta muaid chairman of a special Sen- taks aqtlon after a 4-state toeet- planes flew over Indian territory Hlnan*. Ora. ■ 301 Center Strieet—MI 3-5135-^0|ton Evenin|{s OH M THURMWW oiidFilftAY 11U.9--M ARKING tM lr Mproach to European unlt^. Uttotaiis, m a d aam H y oompe^ f Ing - on aid to tot rallroed In Al- ing and Redsvalopment Board. l|3pK>relgn Relations .sUbcomnUt aitd aiiggeatod the intrudan were e t t m 713 Main St., M an ch i^ r Open Tonight till 9 Phone-Mi-9-9523 . It . t o ^taso trial on charges at e e ^ alaA -rqpcirtodiy diaonosM beny, N. Y.. Feb. 3L A 4-stoto trJB. pluwfl taoed ja TteUaad. fii’ a qokk iWennoment of nt XaniMMly'a new adminl^ avadtof $800,000 to federal income i committee repreeenUng the «ra«> '(Oonttonad on Fa«a Nias) jPBBgfl.Oetafl. ■ (OonthnsdenPagartz) ■ y ' ■ . S 4 1 ■ u ■ i -1. •A. . ■ i i