Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 5

Lester Patrick, Hockey, Succumbs VICTORIA, B.C. (UPI)--Lester Patrick, hockey's "silver fox" who earned fame as a player, and executive, died here Wednesday night at the age of 76. former head of the New York Rangers oif National Hockey League, had been suffering from cancer. At his bedside, when he died were his sons, Lynn Patrick, general manager of the Boston Bruins, and Murray (Mua) Patrick, general manager of the Rangers. The Patrick en- much the same position in hockey that the late Connie Mack enjoyed in baseball.

In his youth he was a star player; later he coached teams to titles; and still later he ruled a hotkey empire. All told Patrick was active in hockey for. 56 years and was connected with the major league for 19 consecutive seasons. As a player or manager he participated in 15 Stanley Cup playoffs and his clubs won the cup eight times. As a player Patrick was rated one of, the great roving defense- men of all time.

He was the first defenseman on record to carry the puck the entire length of the rink to score. ON DISABLED LIST PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Not only is pitcher Jac. Meyer in the Philadelphia Phillies'', doghouse for "horsing arotind" but he's now on the disabled list for at least 30 days. MEMPHIS OPEN MEMPHIS (UPI) Old pro Ben Hogan and boyish newcomer Mason Rudolph today led the way more than 100 touring prpfes- sionals opened a four-day assault on 530,000 Memphis Open title. HIOH JUMP DUEL COMPTON, (UPI) Herb Elliott, Australia's world champion miler, is rarely overshadowed in a track and field meet but the high jumping duel between John Thomas and Charley Dumas in Friday night's Compton invitational meet may be the feature attraction.

FIGHT RESULTS CHICAGO (UPI) Wiillie Pastrano, 175, Miami Beach, outpointed Sonny Ray, '173, Chicago 10. Coiinole (Continued From Page 1) In his announcement yesterdaj Cohnole said the legislation relating to the holdover of -commission members has become identified with him personally. He addec that he wauled to avoid any possibility of the legislation failing to pass for this or any other -reason not directly related to its merits. Connote noted that the 'commission has repeatedly urged enactment of the legislation and that he personally has always favored the bill. Under existing law a commissioner, must leave office on the date his term expires if he has not been reappointed and confirmed by" the Senate.

DIVORCES SOUGHT E. (Schultz) Gule, Naugatuck, has filed for divorce and alimony in writs returned to Superior Court against Robert J. Gule, Waterbury. The couple were married in Naugatuck, Nov. 27, 1958.

The plaintiff also seeks custody and support of a child. Mrs. Helen (Lates) Hubnell, is seeking a divorce from Franklin W. Hu'bbell, also of Waterbury. The couple were married in Naugatuck, June 28, 1924.

GRANTED NOLLES WATERBURY--Granted nolles on payment of $27 each in City Court yesterday for motor vehicle violations were Richard Bazenas, 21, 28 GreenWobd faugatuck, and Rudolph Gieseking. 17, Cook Prospect. DIVORCE GRANTED Mrs. Ann (Grusz) Hafersat, Seymour, has-been granted a divorce from- Walter Hafersat, also of Seymour, in a decision landed down by Superior Court Judge Philip- Pastore. The plaintiff' was awarded custody of two children with visitation ights permitted the defendant, who is to pay $12.50 a week toward support child, and il yearly alimony.

The plaintiff was also given 'household furniture. The couple- were married in Seymour, July 5, 1948. NONE QUALIFY NEW YORK (UP!) With only one month remaining before the 'ina). Olympic track and field rials at Stanford, Ihe United States has yet to produce a runner to meet Olympic qualifying standards in the. meter run and the 3,000 meter steeplechase.

WANT BRING QTKCK Funerals John A. Cluhey Funeral services for John 'A. Cluhey, 58, 330 East Main Waterbury, newspaperman for 40 years, will 'be held tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main Waterbury, to the Immaculate Conception Church for a solemn high Mass at 10.

Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Mrs. Mary Fatek 'Funeral services lor Mrs. Mary (Lempeck) Derby Seymour, mother of Mrs.

Mary Jankowski, Naugatuck, and Mrs. Genevieve Holloway, Beacon Falls, will be held Saturday at 9:45 m. from the David O'Connor Funeral Home, 47 Washington Seymour, to St. Augustine's Church, Seymour, for a. solemn requiem high Mass at will be in the family plot in St.

Augustine's Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 10 p. m. and tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Henry Winspcr Committal services for Henry.

Winsper, Brooklyn, N. father of Mrs. Murial Marsh, No. Road- ley who died Tuesday night at his home of natural causes, will tie held tomorrow at Grove Cemetery at noon. The Rev.

Willard B. Soper of Church will officiate. Mr. Winsper is also, survived by his wife of Mrs. Amia, Stockford 'Funeral services for Mrs.

Anna (Smith) Stockford, 63, of Houlton, Maine, a native of Naugatuck, were 'held this morning at 8:30 from the Buckmiller Funeral Home, 82 Fairview to St. Francis' Church where a requiem high Mass was celebrated at 9. The Rev. Francis Kerwan was celebrant of the Mass. Miss Anna K.

Lynch, organist, and Mrs. James Farrar, soloist, rendered processional, Funeral March; offertory, 'Pie Jesu; and recessional, Abide With Me. Bearers were: 'Arlie Brown. James. Walsh, Dale Blackey and Raymond Hanks.

Burial was in St. James' Cemetery with prayers 'by the 'Rev. Henry Cody. Echmann Escaped I Argentina In 4950 FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI --A leading West German hews paper said today that Adolf Eich mann, charged with the murder of millions of Jews, traveled Argentina in 1950 on a Vaticai passport. The Frankfurter Allgcmeine, ii a dispatch from its, corresponden in Buenos Aires, said Eichmam arrived there with a passpoi bearing the name Ricardo Clem ent.

It said he used the name a a cover for 10 years. (In Argentina, Foreign. Ministe Diogenes Taboada called for ar explanation from the Israeli am bassador for reports that' Eich rriaiiri was kidnaped there. by is raeli agents. Israel has refused disclose where and how, Eichmam was found.) The Allgemeine quoted "reliabl witnesses" as its source for th passport report.

It did not explair how Eichmann was supposed have got the passport. Eich mann's wife Vera and their tlire children joined him in Argentine in 1952, it added. FINE WATERTOWN Alfred Shandelmaier, 780 Baldwin St. Waterbury, was fined $100 with $25 remitted after 'being found guilty of driving 'under the' in fluence of liquor -'or drugs by Justice Henry C. Campbell in Justice Court Tuesday night.

(David W. Keniston, 18; Bridge Naugatuck, charged witl disregarding a stop sign, for feited a $9 bond. HOLD SESSION WASHINGTON Foreign Min- allies held an off-the-record session today to talk frankly about their differing approaches to the problem -of dealing with Communist China. Three high diplomatic sources said the U. S.

stand against admitting Red China to the.United Nations definitely would be discussed. solemn high Mass at 10. Buria: will be in Calvary Cemetery, Wa terbury. Friends may at-the funeral home today from 2 to 10 p. m.

Joseph J. Mecca Funeral services for Josmh J. Mecca, 59, of Byam Chesh- re, formerly of Widdleburi', and former employe of the Nauga- Chemical will be held tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. from the Colasanto Funeral Home, 932 Bank Waterbury.

to St. Bridget's Church, Cheshire, for a Joseph Conroy Funeral services for Joseph Conroy, 28 Garden Seymour husband of Mrs. Judith son) Conroy, former Naugatuck resident, 'were held this morning at 8:45 from the David O'Connor Funeral Home, 47 Washington Seymour, to St. Augus tine's Church, Seymour, for a re quiem high Mass at 9. Buria" was in St.

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Naugatuck PArk 9-2251 Decorator Service lit No Extra Cost Qiiits Cuban Deal (NBA Telephoto) FORMER heavyweight champ Joe Louis tells newsmen in New York ho has severed all connections with the Cuban Tourist Bureau. He also revealed that he would withdraw as a partner in (lie public relations firm that obtained the 5287.000 contract from Fidel Castro unless it drops the Cuban account. Louis said, "There is only one decision I can make My record as an American is as well known as anyone's and I mean to keep it that way." Use of uranium predates the nuclear era Its principle use formerly was as a source of yellow and- brown pigments Bulletins POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR HARTFORD --Deputy State Treasurer Philip Howes, of Avon was being mentioned today as 11 possible successor to Slate Bank Commissioner Henry It. Pierce Jr. of Clinton.

NEW SOVIET PROPOSAL MOSCOW Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko called Western ambassadors to his of- lice today and handed them a new Soviet 'proposal for. worldwide general disarmament, informed sources reported. Details of the proposal were not available immediately any of the Western embassies. CHEMICALS The House Commerce' Committee today approved a bill that would forbid the use of cancer inducing chemicals to.color foods and cos- riietics. AITO'INT DEFENSE CHIEF MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviel Union Friday appointed General of the Dmitri Lclyushenko as its new defense chief.

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