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Old Savbrook THE HARTFORD COURANT: Friary, F.bru.ry Jl, 1964 I Si ED. 21 Deep River Hearing to Consider Town's Library Role Bloodmobile Sets Record With 103 Pints Polaris Subs to Anchor At New Base in Spain and Miss OLD SAYBROOK (Special) Kathleen Goodwin DEEP RIVER (Special) The DUNOON, Scotland UP) A second European base for U. S. Polaris submarines is being es Bloodmobile visit in Deep Riv NX 1 11 'X er was the most successful here Selectmen Thursday night set a Marv Goodrich. tentative date of March 19 for Town Hall will be closed to- a public hearing on possible dav in observance of washing- town participation in construe-, ton's Birthday.

The Acton Li-tion of a nc' library. brary will be closed Saturday. tablished in Spain because ofj since World War II, according 111 Ft political instability elsewhere in to Mrs. George Whelan, campaign chairman. Mr Wholan eaiH a tntol nf tne Mediterranean, the com To be presented at the hear- Completes Course Watten L.

Kaider 1M A oo in i nrnl ktr tha iMnn' deCOIld LI. Second Lt. Town Fathers Locked in Hall ROCKVILLE (Special) -Vernon selectmen, working late to complete their budget requests, found themselves locked into the town hall in Rockville early Thursday. Samuel W. Pearl, John L.

Daigle and Robert W. Dem-ing put aside work sheets at 1:30 a.m., turned out the lights and locked the office door. They went out the front door, exchanged good nights and then came to an abrupt halt. The high, heavy iron gates locked at night to guard against vandalism, were locked by police who do this every night around midnight. The a were too formidable to scale, so the selectmen went back to their office and called the police station for an officer to come and let them out.

Librarv Assn. that the town u. tnan 'he goal of 75. contribute an estimated $105,000 signal School at Fort Monmouth' "ortt" to help construct the new build- N.J.. after intensive training in 5nsanto Plant, she fri a I 111 L1JK IjIK 3SI-11L ing and take over there, the Italian government, which tends to swing to the left, might complain.

The Mediterranean was considered, but you just have to find a place which is not going to be upsetting to anyone." The Proteus is due in Rota next Thursday, Bell said. He continued: "I have 10 submarines under my command here and I shall be keeping them. The eight for Spain will come from America, and not from Holy Loch." Missile-firing Polaris submarines have been stationed in Holy Loch for three years. The Proteus was the first depot ship moored near this Scottish town. She then turned over control to the Hunley and returned to home base at Charleston, C.

Last month the Proteus returned to Scotland for a break-in period at a Polaris base before proceeding to Rota. the facilitv. operations omcer course. emnlove. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jo- 13 Another hlonnrnnhil visit is as a public library. Selectmen said they I honp a epn rvaiser. ne is a itoj graa-i Pe 3 schedu ed for Auffust. several Udle 1,1 me reiiiis)ivdiiid wm- veidi PBrieadoon rearing win answer tary college.

gc. mander of the Polaris Squadron stationed here said Thursday. Capt. David Bell spoke to newsmen after the depot ship Proteus left the Polaris base in Holy Loch Friday for Rota, Spain, the big U. S.

Naval base near Cadiz on Spain's southern Atlantic coast. The Proteus is to be the mother ship for eight submarines when they come off the production lines. One, the Lafayette, already has been launched. Bell, whose headquarters will remain here aboard the depot ship Hunley, gave this explanation for avoiding the Mediterranean: "If the base were set up ll ta 11 questions, including the possibi- A seCQnd production of Th. nffir, nf nr Wiitiar.

w- musical '-Brigadoon" will the be wnai degree me umi wuuki he forced to use the associa- Pediatrician, of Old Say presented tonight at 8 at Valley brook will be closed from Feb- Regional High School. tion's plans if it agrees to help. The show, which opened Fri 21st thru March Want Cost Facts Irving Rochette and John Bal- Advt- day night, is being produced by nil I in. i the school Glee Club with the guidance of choral director Barry B. Asch.

Ilntldam at Tickets will be available the door. Man Held doni also said they would like detailed information on operating costs of a new structure. Baldoni said the town gave the association $12,380 in operating funds this year, and this figure could be expected to rise. The association has asked the town to provide the difference Town Boards Will Discuss Assessor Post In Fire at Aid Cutoff Over Trade Assailed Own Home between available funds and I the HADDAM .) costs of building and equipping, variflus a new library. In return the sociation would give the Dror)0sal that a trained its assets, including property i MARLBOROUGH (Special) -Myrna Road man has been WASHINGTON (AP) Two arrested on an arson charge in connection with a $2,500 fire at his home Feb.

7. and about $100,000 from a re oroDertv assessments. Republican members of Con- 1 1 Tl. IL cent building fund campaign. A i I Queens Top Chess King WALTHAM, Mass.

(fl -Chess Champion Bobby Fischer played 40 simultaneous matches at Brandeis University but not, students reported, until two coeds replaced a button on his jacket. "He said he couldn't play without his a said Patricia Bardanell, a sophomore from Shelton, Conn. "But he's got his jacket open, anyway," Pat added. The Connecticut girl said she was assisted in the sewing by Nadine Payn, a junior from New York City. uenerai approval oi me pian gicss dssctueu muiauay uie iu- Joseph Tracy, already facine a was civen at a meetins of offi-1 ministration's halting of mili France cials Wednesday night at which! tary aid to Britain ar and ru u.

u-i: cidia tcuuesudy uitiit breach of the peace charges, was picked up by Police Chief Roy B. Pettengill for appear riynn ioiq selectmen ne h-anca thoir trH0 uith Lllc I rUI Car HldUVcS Ul UUdlU3 nivAA wm a special act or me aiaie Leg-s; rA 4 I UCMI i I U.D1M M. 111 11 111 liUUQ. ha naH ho nro conu islature will ance March 2 in Circuit Court 12, East Hartford. Suspicions Aroused the town can appoint alternates and obtain an exDression of i urged boycott of a British to the Zoning Commission.

company and the State Depart The commission has asked se- opinion from them. Chief Pettengill and Fire Mar ment reiterated it is not en shal Roy Fuller said the fire was of incendiary oricin be Robert Di'ehl, chairman of the couraging any such commercial for that purpose. Tti i Board of Tax Review, which retaliation. called Wednesday night's meet- Villains Escape cause of "materials found burning and the nature" of the blaze. Spn MiluarrI Simnson R.

Court Defers Enfield Police Restrainer Plea ENFIELD (Special) A Common Pleas Court judge said Thursday he would not rule now on whether to restrain Town Manager Francis J. Tedesco from taking disciplinary action against five town policemen. Judge Radin said Tedesco can hold hearings for two of the policemen, Sgt. Nicholas Bartc-lotta and Policeman Earlston Gordon, accused of irregularities. Tedesco said closed hearings would be held early next week for Gordon, facing dismissal, and Bartolotta, facing demotion to patrolman.

Doiron: No Hearing No hearings will be held on the extension of a probationary period for Policeman Joseph Doiron and the transfer to the uniformed ranks of Detectives Stanley Lapa and Earl Nuccio, Tedesco said. The policemen had argued that Tedesco had violated their rights and acted outside the town's charter in his actions. Judge Radin said Thursday that Gordon and Bartolotta could appeal the hearing results to court if dissatisfied. 'al I Ilif.MrWMi JK-- 1 inn nl "IK. diu Cdcn uudiu nui uc iaa aaiu cdcii uudiu nui uc ne is aimoM iuu uer ceui uv "Th Fuller said paper and other -vitimn ctota etatuta asKea io voie on me proposiuon; "ic uumri sure to hire a nart-time assessor who bins of the piece have escaped Fire at School overrides lown oraman.es 8v-; rate while we have placed ourselves erning Zoning Commission ap.l materials apparently had been burned in the kitchen sink and the curtains and the wall above the sink were charred.

Dam rintments. cprvpc Rep. Steven B. Derounian, n- The Renublican Town Com- N.Y., took a ditterent tack, ndi- Church Women Grace Episcopal Church Wo age was confined to the house SfiH His Door Roland Usher, Rockville building inspector, under pressure to resign, closes the door to his office. Usher.

84, says he intends to fight the City Council vote to oust him from his post. A Republican, serving under a Democratic administration, he says the reason for the ouster is that he "has stepped on official toes" in enforcing zoning and building codes. If he loses his fight. Usher says he'll "go right back into politics not as, candidate but as worker to fight for better government" (Holmes Photo). ttee snnnsor a dinner, dunmusuduuu ab men will meet Monday at 8 p.m.

in tha narich hftiicp idance April 4 at the Commodore011 on iTomi. that il is in" contents and the walls. Fire officials said evidence was discovered of a bathroom fire. Chairs wedged against the living room and bedroom doors made entry difficult, Pettengill The Rev. William Glazier wffliMacDonough Inn.

Middletown, speak. Hostesses will be Misses Barbara Quirk and Mrs. jGeorge Senning are chairmen. very minor assistance programs. He said in a statement it involves only $35,000 and "this is a nit in a $3-billion foreign aid package." Dance Class The adult dancing class, sponsored by the PTA, will be held tonight from 9:30 to 10:30 in the Diplomat Sees Blunders East naddam Rummage Sale Will Benefit St.

Bridget's saia. Officials said "broken furniture, dishes smashed all over the place and the telephone ripped from a wall" indicated an argument or scuffle before the fire. elementary school. More registrations are needed if the PTA Derounian called for a congressional investigation of the whole question of trade with Cuba. Congress provided last year that U.S.

aid to countries Investigated for Possible Arson ROCKVILLE (Special) The fire which caused minor damage Wednesday night to the Maple Street Elementary School is being investigated for possible arson. According to reports, the fire started in a pile of curtains or rags in a small room off the stage in the auditorium. The charred cloth was gathered by police and may be analyzed. Asst. Fire Chief John F.

Schwarz sustained a head injury on the way to the fire when his pick up truck crashed into a pole on West Main Street. Schwarz said he had slowed down at the Maple Street intersection when the truck skidded and crashed. He continued on to the fire, but the truck had to be towed. In Dealing with Russia is to show a profit from the cerioe nf Oaccoc onH intarPCtpH The fire was turned in bv a couples are asked to attend and snut 011 register tonight. Mrs.

Frances "nlfss ks WASHINGTON (AP Robert ambassador to Belgium and to EAST HADDAM (Special)- rru- T3.ij rwM, 'ah thai finding that it is in the national Mnrnhv. a ton riinlomat under Janan. He became rienntv tin-' Eel8nDor whose home Mrs, UC CI. OUUtCl 3 ULU 1 Ulil liflVCl I i3 lUOU UIU1 nu Ul miv I i -l ray hi A nrxrtA liriK Unn 1. u-u i-u i tvta 4 interest to continue it.

Lu 'j iracy nad gone with her two inree presiaenis, says me unu-aersecreiary oi state in iaw. children Neighbors flam from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at theory for its activities. P- 1 hmh snH frDO nnffo.

win a wnM0r hnm tn Mr 1 ut Leyland Motors, ed States has made a costly and undersecretary in 1959 at the house some time after of blunders in dealing shortly before retirement. As i Mrs. Tracy's arrival but she tu in a statement placed in the series He said with the Soviet Union. linderserrptarv hp was rinrino i would not say what went on at nnhlir is invited Thnsp nprsnns'-Rnrr Rnari in Middlpsex Me-1 Congressional Record 9 i 1 I Lt' I I A CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES DOGS With or without ptpirs $25 up Angle's Kennels ShUr Read Thempsenvill, Conn. Rl S-5630 Leyland has a contract to sell a dock io oe puousnea io- ft six foremost "er nome.

inn tu-i rl4u ha eiKYrrocte th llnitpri having items to donate are'morial Hospital Thursday, asked to leave them at the Tracy was stopped on the church hall during the coming Colchester subsidiary has sold 63,000 Tri- States should develop a sterner Professional diplomat the umph automobiles in the United policy line. State Department. States in the past four years, Recalling that in its early "While Leyland. Motors sees days, America preferred fight- LOUllty AVOlClS fit to trade in complete pirates rather than gard of American policy, it ing them," Murphy describes! USlflg WarraillS nevertheless keeps its hand in such a policy as pref err able the pocket of the American the recent easy procedure of jw CJOr0116rS nomy. American consumers, byjour government in buying offi highway nearby and was charged with breach of the peace when he became "abusive," police said.

He is free in $2,000 bond on the arson charge. New Snowstorm Builds Up in West CHICAGO ilPi Snow flurries SAVINGS UP TO Safety Signals To Be Installed At Crosswalks week. The Village Improvement Society will hold a cafeteria supper Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Rathbun Library community room. St.

Patrick's Day Members of the St. Bridget's refraining from purchasing Tri-, Cubans and Russians." COLCHESTER (Soecial) State's Atty. John D. LaBelle blowing off the great Lakes Church Guild are selling tick' can help He also says that in the case Thursdav said no coroner's war 1 inif win nam a ivuti 1 nam oituo 11 1 of Cuba's Fidel Castro. wj'ii he issued in Hartford ner March 7 the church hall be installed at school entrances; bring that hand out empty," he fmm 7 nm two Mii hp'and crosswalks on Norwich said.

a limit to the number of tickets Road, the Board of Education 1 I and none will be available at, nas announce I 111 niTIQPV Thursday trailed the Northeast's great snowstorm of one day earlier, and a new storm apparently was building up on the southwestern plains. Winds as strong as 60 mph whipped snow across New Mexico to the Texas Panhandle, although farther north on Americans are dismayed at the' County. He said none have been willingness of the United States 1 issued because of a policy es-government to barter with and tablished by his predecessor, pay ransom to a hostile, saw- ormer state.s Atty Albert dust dictator." Bill. The United States last year LaBelle's comments came on ransomed hundreds of survivors the heels of a rvjJing bv Supe. in aaaiuon.

an overneaa ugm jjviiiuvj the door. Briefs for traffic, allowing pedestrians: will be installed. An executive meeting of SLACKS Reg. fl2S5 to $1435 Sow 2 21 $15.95 to $1935 2 2500 Takes LBJ Westward PTA will be held Monday at 8' nurcn mission progrdmswm at ho Wn nf pnnarH be the mam topic of the joint of the abortive Cuban invasion rior Court Judge Alva P. Loi east slopes of the Rockies of 1961 Krashefski.

servje r.i.u: tt ti Hamnton. Westchester and selle that a search by a coroner I tne fan 0f snow appeared to be ie iinrrmctitiitiAnal withnnf Murphy's book, "Diplomat Amone Warriors." runnine Z. J. unuung "1 17 1 Tl Marlboroush Con2re2ational I WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- warranr i np rn mp was narii- Brisk northerly winds that tUUUULl SC1VJI-CS lUUdV ai I.JU .1. 4 T.l tlJ 41 as Judge Loiselle p.m.

at the synagogue. Oneg churches, wmcn wm ei 1 Z. down carried snow flurries into Great granted a defense motion for Lakes and North Atlantic states will hp crivpn hv Mr! the Westcnester Lnurcn, ai ingunui iwcuuiy ulm mm uuiuijf cuiiaiuuics uue ui uic Jack LifsS and Mrs Seymour P-m. Wednesday. A film, ''We President Adolfo Lopez Mateos.most.

sweeping collections of 1 SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS suppression of evidence seized Thursday also spreed a chill 100 neceive. leiung me bv the state in Tolland County Pivnick. the ssion nroerams. mis is one summit session icy in wono war tne iorean a close this afternoon Schools in connection witn the tirst de jwith a minimum of problems War and the East-West cold for the winter vacation and will De snown- gree murder case of Roy F. clear to the deep South.

West of the Rockies the weather was mostly sunny and in southern California temperatures reached the 70s. land a maximum of amity. jwar so far made public by a mum. Roof Trouble air. u.j ct reopen March 2.

of the roof on! Even though Mexico main- man who was on most of u.na n.rh jf the Central: tains diplomatic ties with Cuba! secret plans and many of the 18 aying 01 HOpe tern uo Flat sections the old wing School require COATS Middlefield II LaBelle regards the statute cause ot leans which empowers coroners to Be u. tha airlinp Flirrfite tn Havana TT 5 Tha rritinicme rtnea a mainr areas win ue a i Public to Hear About Schools On March 3 i school board has revealed. On relations with Mexico are bet-policy question for the future, j'l th. a. I the new wing, nails in flashing ter and stronger than with any because most of them are saia ine asis 10 tne will be removed in an effort to other Latin-American country.

Irived from Murphy's conviction past and ls not aPPllca L.1..IC.U ui. i tu. Die todav. NEW YORK (UPIMf you've never tried drinking "pure" water, try it some time. The chances are you.

won't like it. Nobody does. Water tastes good because of the mineral content, which varies considerably from one area to another. Getting the impurities out of water to fit it for industrial use NOW 22.50 NOW 26.50 NOW 29.50 NOW 33.50 Reg. $29.95 Rtg.

SU 95 Reg. ti9.9i Rcg. $45.00 tOD rain leaKS anu me noiesiau i rnuinn imai on iuu many OLLasiuns uie. he filled with caulking com- Mexico is concerned with the United States has not been iap) Thp quantity of salt the Colorado prominent in calling a Commu-iBUa 0f Louisville pride of and MIDDLEFIELD (Special) pound in an effort to stop the The second of a series of public trouble. River up on American lr- nist "bluff.

Nor does he feel vessel of the Citv-Countv meetings to explain the func- Local schools will reopen rigation projects and carries to that this country has been" de-; Board of Recreation's has while making it not fit for hu SPORT SHIRTS SUITS tions of various town offices and Monday morning after the week farmland in the Mexican Valley termined enough insisting on a sister ship now, of sorts. man consumption is one of the commissions will be held at 0f mid winter vacation. The of Lower Califbrnia. But there its own interests, or readyj The Renown, a barge, was tasks of the Detroit subsidiary Memorial School March 3 at 8 central School cafeteria menus are no burning, towering issues enough to risk a showdown anchored between the steam-'of The Grow Corporation of p.m. will be: Monday, barbecued between the neighbor nations even at the cost of war.

boat Belle and the Fourth Street New York, which makes an es- The sessions are sponsored beef on rolls, noodles, green which haven't always been on Murphy suggests that the i wharf, to serve as a boarding pecially pure water used as a bv the Middlefield Property beans and applesauce; Tues- such good terms. jUnited States is periodically vessel. jet airplaine fuel additive. The Re9. 4.00 R.g.

5.00 R.g. 5.95 Now 2.00 2 fr 4.00 N.w 3.75 2 for 7.00 New 4.50 2 for 8.00 45.00 N.w 45.00 75.00 Now 52.00 85.00 New 65.00 Rtg Owners Assn. At tne last meei- fay sjced cold meats, bakeai Keeping witn me current, mibieu uy soviet, anves ior ing, the duties of the first se-1 DOta'toes Mexican corn and air of good will, the two chief "peaceful coexistence." He de- lectman and of the Planning niches- Wednesday, pea- executives are going calling scribed that as a "moldly Lenin mm, del i i. former chief doctrine" employed by the Commission were described nut butter and jelly ee haL-eH hoans rarrnts and executive, Gen. Dwight D.

Ei-: Kremlin to obscure its aggres-his winter homeisive threats and pressures in mnU nrirn- ThlinHav mast senhower, at beside a Palm Desert, various parts of the world. tiirlrav cranberry sauce, PER GALLON mashed potatoes, peas, mixed 'g course. Like Johnson, El-fruit; Friday, baked macaroni senhower has exchanged visits "Even today," Murphy says, "there are those in places of influence who have convinced For the March 3 meeting, Chairman Julian Thayer of the Board of Education and School Supt. Franklin Plummer will describe the duties of Education department administrators. A Mass will be sung today at 9 a.m.

at St. Colman Church with Stations of the Cross at anri rhpese. stewed tomatoes i Johnson invited a Spanish- themselves that a cooperative and ice cream bar. Mrs. Catherine Gottfreid Mrs.

Catherine Gottfried, 81, American congressman from understanding with Moscow and his own state of Texas, Demo-; even with Peking can be ar-crat Henry B. Gonzales, to ranged." ct iz nemnion uiliicslci, 7 p.m. Mass Saturday will be Thursday in Middlesex Me- malte tne triP to California with1 Murphy served as top U.S. 0 at 8 a.m. MOTO'S Fuel Co.

367 MAIN ST. EAST HARTFORD PHONE 289-1219 24 HOUR BURNER and OIL SERVICE MINIMUM DELIVERY 150 GALLONS morial Hospital. The Belmont nim- TU JT Funeral Home in Colchester is' For Johnson and Lopez Ma-after World War II following up Local schools close this after noon for the winter vacation in of arrangements v. 0 teos, mis win De a vanea gennis worn as cniet aipiomauc aa-together. They will flit backlviser to Gen.

Dwight D. Eisen- anu win i t-upeij aidiiii i. A was born to Mr. and SALISBURY Three major and forth between Los Angeles hower when he was supreme Mrs Robert Gronbach of Sem-' European countries are being and Palm Springs, with their Allied commander in Europe Optn 10 A.M. 9 P.M.

174 Silas Peane Highway, Wetherifield iiiole Roan in Middlesex Memor- sounded out as markets for the formal conferences at the latter the war. lal Thursday. export of Rhodesian beef. desert spa. I Subsequently Murphy was.