'■ : \ ■’If 7 ■ I w ' .7 ", •■ ^ i ■' -1 - F v r .' • . • « • I tridAY, JANUARY 24, 19S8 Avemgre Daily Net PTews Run PAGE SIXTEEN For UM Week Ended The Weather UJattrlrpatfr lEoMthtg 1|fraUi January 18, 1958 Poraeiaat ef U. S. W m ther ItiifiMw Snow ehaaglag to min modembe Salvatore Vendrillo of this town 12,628 te heavy Inter today. Windy, cletMiy, Is a member of the Connecticut 4- Two Drivers Held Child Study Grou|> About Town H Judging team competing with Buckley IS anted Town Agent Member of the Audit min ending tonight Lnw near M. teams from 11 other northeastern On Road Charges Will Hear Doctor Dm ’t Threw ’Em Away R IH U R 4 Bureau orOrculntion Sunday cloudy, colder. High fas 80s. The Zipser Club will hold Us states at the Boston Poultry Show ISUH plenty, of wear left in those shoes Manchester—-A City of Village Charm To Check Garbage Service [when you bring them here for expert re- monthly mectinit Siinday in the today. Two drivers, Invol/ed In separate Dr. ‘ Ross Thomas, psycholokiat clubroom* «l 2:30 p.m. with Instal­ at the Aewdngtbn Home and Hos­ I pairs. lation of officers. Robert D. Owen, son of Mrs. Mil­ accidents here yesterday afternoon, Complaints of poor garbage WORK DONE WHILE-U-WAIT VOL. LXXVII, NO. 98 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1958 (Claaaifled Adverttalnk on Page 10) Weekend Skating pital for-Orlpplect Children, will be PRICE FIVE C E )^ dred B. Tharrel, 211 5fain St., will were arretted on charges of fol­ service were being followed up to­ the guest scatter at the meeting or WHILE YOU SHOP Dr A rthur W. Fanla, 446 Adams graduate from recruit training to­ lowing foo closely: Thomas E. Nee, A, day by Walter Buckley, a special Weekend , ice skating vnd of the Mancheeter Child Study St., a former Ctech atorncy, Jour­ morrow at the Naval Training Cen­ il. of 427 B. Cente. St., Is sched­ Group at 1 o'clock Tuesday after­ nalist and economist, now A rc- ter, Great Lakes, 111. toWn agent hired to check on g4r-' coaatlng hours at Park Depart­Dei uled to be presented In Town Court ment supervised areas were an­ noon in the library of the Buck- \ searcli associate with the State De­ tomorrow, while Henry L. 'Jlllot' bage collection.- ley School. ' Now At 23 Oak St.. Klan Maps UAW Walkout partment of Labor, will conduct Hiring of the retired bank em­ nounced today. OPEN WEDNESDAT Storm Fringe Hits Dr. 'Thomas has had consider­ SAM YULYES a new Monday evening course, en­ son, 39, of East Hartford, is sched­ ploye was announced by General C enter Springs Pond Will be uled to appear In court Monday. able experience with ediotlonally ’’Shoe Repairing of the Better-Kind for Over 40 Tenra.” titled "U.S.-U.S.S.R Relations." at Skidding Causes Manager Richard Martin. open today from S to 10 o'clock Threatens for About 8 p.m;. Nee's car crashed for ice skating. Hockey will Im disturbed children. Following his Use Our Convenient Rear Entrance'At Purnell Parking Hillyer College. Registration for Martin told the Board of Dlrec- talk a question and answer period New Rally this and other evening courses .may 2-Car Crash Here into the rear of a car operated by tora on Ttiesday that a special em­ allowed during the lame hours James Williamson, 49, of Willl- at Center Springs Annex. will be held. Some State Areas be made at Hillyer College until ploye wouW be engaged- to check Anyone interested is invited.' Dodge Factory A 2-car accident at the Inter­ mantlc, at the inte-section of E. complaints. He-said that checking Saturday and Sunday, the Feb. 1. Middle Tp’xe. and Vernon St. Pa­ section of W. Middle Tpke. and expenses would be deducted from acbedule for akatlng at <>nter In Carolina B y T H E ABCMKXATBD PR ESS f a.m. The storm caused numerous Detroit, Jan. (/P)—The A capacity crdwd attended the Edison Rd. early last night resulted trolman Primo Amadeo said that paimients made by thf town to the S la n g s w lir be froni 10 to 10. ^ Williamson, driving west on E. A northwardeoioving snow­ minor accidents, and held up a charitable card party given by in extensive damages to one of the garbag# contractor. These same hours will be in United Auto Workers union Middle Tpke,, had stopped for Hospital Notes Burlington. N. C., Jan. 25 storm was scheduled to by­ funeral procession. * M anchester Emblem Club. No. 251, cars but neither driver \vas injured, Residents with complaints will force at Charter Oak Park. OP MANCHESTER Meteorologist Jim Dunn at the may strike one of the big last night at the Elks Home. Re­ school traffic when his car was continue to follow regular chan­ Hockey hours will also be the (/P)—A Ku Klux Klan rally pass Connecticut today, but \ police said. hit from behind by Nee’s vehicle. la iT C H E R 6LASS CO. sntchen New Haven Municipal Airport three car makerji two months freshments of sandwiches, assorted According to Patrolman John nels in calling the garbage collec­ same at Center Springs Annex. PatiebtA Today: 198. . Its fringes poured snow and Damage to the front of the ac­ Apparently will go on near Weather bureau said the atorm ahead of the time talks are dessert squares and coffee were Hughes, a' car driven by Mrs. Ethel tion service. the manager aalJ. The Coasting hours will be from ADMITTED YESTERDAY: here tonight as scheduled with sleet on Rome parts of the waa centered this morning pear scheduled to get under way served. Mrs. Poster Williams was R. Hatch, 41. of W est W lllington, cused's car was heavy ard the ve­ number Is. listed with Manchester 8:30 to 8:30. 1188 WEBT MIDDLE TURNPIKE hicle had to be towed from the KevU) F ogarty. 4 Summey St.; a different group of Klansmen state. Waahington, D. C„ and waa mov­ / ■ general chairman. was proceeding west on W. Middle town administrative offices In the A' unifOTmed policeman will Mrs. Shirley Zapqrrsky,; Eaat ing north-northeast at approxi­ on new contracts. scene. Damage to the rear end of CORNER DURANT ST. Heavy anow waa reported in The. UAW executive board yes­ Tpke. when it skidded on a patch telephone directory. be on duty duri:ig the coasting H artford; Mrs. D orothy Relde:-. 31 sponsoring it. Danbury and \){aterbury. Other mately. 25 miles per hour. of ice and ended up extended the other car was minor. Neither Buckley will cheok through writ­ hours. Howard White of the Burlington He said forecastera don't expect terday approved calling a strike at H»r§'$ Mtws operator was hurl, Amadeo said. Phoenix St., Vernon: Joseph White, i areas had rain gild aleet. In gen­ across the traveled portion of the ten reports made by the service, Boltop; . Raymond Small, 12 n and Dominic some time today, bringing rain, damage.s to the Hatch car amount­ had stopped for a led light at not garbage." . School St.; Alex Sullivan, South lington on U.S. 70 A. sleet, or snow to most portions of of roads. approved 1958 bargaining demands. Street Riots ha« holpod AO many folks froj Broad St. when the Tillotson ve-1 Mlcolettl of East Hartford. The FOR: FIREPLACi r WALL - DOOR Tha Rev. Jamea Cole of Marion, yaara youmrar. ed to more than $100 and the vehi­ contract runs from July 1, 1956, Windsor: Dr. Carl Lindquist, Cov-1 the state. Bridgeport reported rain begin­ Including a profit sharing plan, cle had to be towed from the scene. hide banged Into the rear of It. .1 entry. 8. C., aelf-atyled leader of the Reports from Danbury, 25 miles ning in the early hours and con­ and. set up a $50 million strike Hr Mrrttgth C C D D I T A I I The Tillotson car, with front end to June 30. 1959. BEVELED or DESIGNED ) North Carolina Klan, aald yeater- fund. Ky MORRIS ROSENBERG fVy I h n n l f c l l l l No arrest was made, Hughes re­ .\gree on Checker Red Men to Seat ADM ITtED TODAY; Mrs.; IN STOCK inland and a few miles east of the tinuing all morning. The fore­ ported. damages smounting to about $30Q, .r-wee. _ _ I Mary McDonald, Hartford: .Tames ^ day the rally would go on aa New York State line, said a mix­ cast called for rain all day and The 3,000 delegates were adopt­ Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 25 Yee Me«1 Feel letter er Meeey leek wss towed away. Damage to the Representatives of the collection acheduled. service have agreed with the gen­ 24"x36"^30"x40" ) ture of aleet and rain started early ending tonight. ing a re.solutlon on how to deal Peter Vendrillo, third trustee. 223 Spruce St.; Mrs. Cora Pigeon, For southern Connecticut, the Georgia, Friday injuring 16 per-; more work at Ford and General local Junior Chamber of Con.mei ce. 34 Hale Rd. Ext.. Rockville; Mls-s be arrested aa a fugitive, said he sons and leaving more than 1.50 .Motors plant and this put Chrysler Ojeda Joined with the Junta in GENERAL Charles Lathrop Sr., past exalted 1 walks and' sometimes could not AUTO GLASS INSTALLED would not attend, the rq,iry. Cole la forecast was for rain occasional­ appealing for an end to rioting niler. was grand c.squlrc; DC I Ally. Vincent Diana is Jaycee rep- find pails in the snow, the con­ Evelyn Reed,. 146 Benton St.; ly mixed wltn some sleet or snow._____ homeless as It damaged 40 resl- at a competitive disadvantage. I rcscntatlve working with the boys. Cheryl Ann Rioux, Ellington; Mrs, under, indictment on a charge of and vandalism that has swept George Calllouelte. vice president tractor said. Parked Car Hit GLASS FURNITURE TOPS > inciting riot between the Indiana High winds were expected, with j fences and a church. ^ Chrysler had no immediate corn- T V SE R V IC E of the Connecticut Elk.s Assn., I Seventy-five dollars of the pro­ Nanev Rowe. 11 -Strant 81.; Carol rain occasionally moderate to Sheriff Gus Giddena said It was ment. Caracas since’ Perez Jimenez fled Tlio service al.ao had truck trou­ and the Kianamen. early Thtirsday. But both angered Days QIC A was chaplain; George English, ceeds ha.s already been pledged to ble and employe t ouble because Schultz. 65 S. Main St.; Mr.s. heavy later In the day. A high of » "miracle nobody got killed" j Matthews said he would Join In In Parkadc l^)t Doris Taylor. 44 Benton St.; Kath- MIRRORS (Fireploco and Door) Waltef Andemon. director of the near 40 wag predicted. ; when the twister swooped down | negotiations between Dodge local mobs still seeking vengeance Nights Plus Parts past exalted ruler, was inner radio station WPOP for a person­ of the weather, he explained. State Bureau of Investigation •’ ■-" ~~ leen. Ann Tracy. 45 E. Middle Waterbury reported a sleet | 3 and the company in an effort to against the dictator’s supporters TEL. Ml 8-5482 guard; and George England was ally auW)graphed record album by Some men were laid off because ISBI) at Raleigh, announced he tiler. Elvis Presley. Tlie boys club was Manchester police today are In- Tpke.; Gall Tripp. South Windsor; PICTURE FRAMING (oil typos) storm followed by hesvy snow st 9 (Cnnllnued on Page Eleven head off a strike. C. Pat Quinn, and diehard adherents to Perez they did not appear for work when )ud information that the owner of Jimenez continued to roam the high bidder in a recent record they were needed and others must vchti-;ating s hit and run accident Ronald Vincent. 29 Fairview St.; nrc.sldent of the local, said Dodge that occurred last night in the Charles Wallach, 116 Bretton Rd.; W INDOW and PLATE GLASS the rally site withdrew from the Main employed 33.000 in 1953 but capital yesterday. pledge program,for the benefit of ' be taught to take their places, Ml- plana and that the rally was can­ SOO Reported Killed the March of Dimes conducted by colettl said. Manchester Pprkade parking lot.. Harold Whiting, 12 Lydall St.i was now down to 10..500. A strike About 8:39. art unidentified car Mrs. Elaine Woodcock and daugh- CONTitACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK celed. • would idle about 70.000 Chrysler About 300 persons have been the radio station. . The town Is divided Into four However, when the 33-year-old reported killed and 1,000 wounded Proceeds of the dance beyond truck routes where gaVbage is col- crashed into the front of a parked ter, 123 Walnut St.; Mrs. Lorraine Alabama Democrats workers in the Detroit area. car belonging to Ronald LaPointe, ’ Tyree and twin daughters. East MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Cole Waa told of Anderson's state­ Some delegates, .representing in disorders that began with e i this pledge will be contributed to | lecfed twice a week under the con- ment, he said the meeting would Civllians take cover behind vehicles, others scurry to safety under a fusilade of bu'^ts from na- general strike against Perez Jim­ ' the Jaycees to bolster returns on ; tract. A fifth truck Is used for spe- 17, of 123 N School St,, and left Hartfoi-d; Mrs. Marian Rtisscil and OPEN SA T l K D A IS—OPEN TIU K.SDAV EVENINGS GM workers, charged there were WESTOWN the scene. Damage to the parked son. Columbia; Mrs. Marj- Martin go ahead aa planned. speed-ups in GM plants. tional security headquarters during street-fight Ing in Caracas, Venezuela. The tnUzens' upris- enez Tuesday. the Charity Ball being held Sntur- cial calls such as making pickups I - ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN a ing led to the ouster of President Perez Jimenez, but street fighting broke out anew yesterday. The strike and subsequent street day for the benefl'i. tv.' the polio car amounted to about $5, police and son, Regan Rd., Vernon; Mrs. ) the abortive Maxton rally "Speed-up ’ la a union term used when complaints are received, countless rounds of ammunition To Re ject Negro Pan (AP Photofax). J fighting was led by- Ojeda's civil­ P H A R M A C Y * ^ I drive and the Manchester Mental said. LaPointe was shopping when Marguerite Green and son, Col- to describe company efforts to in- Mlcolettl said. The average num­ were fired, but only four persons creose the work load ian underground snd soon won 459 Hartford Rd. (Cor. of McKee) — MI 9-9946 I Health Clinic. ber of men employed is 15 with the accident occurred. 1 Chester. ' Imperials President Roy Rowett were slightly injured, and Stale Po­ The convention voted over­ military officers, three men to a truck, according to Montgomery, Ala., Jan 2.5 —• One commlttcemain, who whelmingly to ratae an additional night senior of­ I said many special fea.tures are bc- the contractor. lice finally dispersed Cl he crowd with tear gas. then Juistled the A proposed new segregation oath wouldn't be quoted by name, said 16 million dollars for the union’s Greenwich Bov FoiwgMen /islcmg ]y{o].g M issile ficers led by Rear Adm. Wolfgang ' tng planned for the club’s dance. Leaving Notices,' liich could bar Ne;;r The girl struggling in the water and on a atrip of deserted bench at the weather in recent days at this closely guarded base where the to the junta. The young officera. 459 Hartford Rd. (Cor. of McKee) — MI 9-9946 Kylon-Rayon Blend ashes. Identity of those newly seeker who refu.sed to sign the Rights ticket. Rackets Investigating I rescued her. Larka. police said Sandy Hook, N .I. who had not been organized hefor* At recovered was not definitely estab­ pleilge ,^’ould be disqualifled. Candidates seeking office in Committee prodded the AFL-CIO I was unaware the Schwamb hoy All this has brought them to an Army. Navy and Air Fore# check E)(TRA HEAVY out their bigger missile.s. the revolt developed, were not Im­ lished. The bodies were too badly Committee members, unwilling 1952 were required to sign a pledge I for fast action to clean up Was under the ice in 10 feet of idea for a device they have affec- mediately heard from. BLANKETS burned. to write the .segregation oath into to support• the national ' party * the opejsting engineers union. watep Uonately dubbed “Harvy." It is' a Rains made footing on the tall The two ousted colonels and WAMSUTTA TOWEL ENSEMBLE But they were believed -to - be the rules for the primaries, agreed slate in the presidential election Cbolrmsn McCiellan (D-Aik) ' The Harris gill was taken to a two stage, high altitude rOcket missile towers treacherous for , -.-u children of Roy Wilkins, who still to support a separate re.'olutlon that year. sent the Labor federation a tran­ workers. Work crews, on the ,'ob j T " RKG. $1.98 RKG. 99e. 16x'’8 RE4i. 49e script of testimony in which union Greenwich hospital where she was which they hope to build with a { around the clock, also have been lemstad in Curacao, a Dutch is­ had five youngsters missing last endorsing raciar separation as a Then in 1954, the loyalty oath treated for shock and exposure. Po- type of lightweight material not land about ion miles northw’eat of REG. 24x46. L.xtra night. members denounced officials of the h.smpered by cold. Winds have ( I.4irge B ath Size. HAND .Sl/L. FACE CIXITIIS partv policy. was broadened to disquality any lice recovered the Schwamb boy's ordinarily iised, 1 Wilkins. ."it-year-old crane That would commit the party tinion's San Franci.sco and Long been strong on land, .sea and above $7.95 would-be office seeker who voted Island. N. Y., locals on many body after a short search. The society members, with all , visibility has been poor. (Continued dn Page 8lx) PRODUCT MONTH operator, had paid $21 a week for in Alabama to a pro-aegregation Republiran in the 1952 election. Connecticut's trtology of icy the eagerness of conviction they counts. a dingy 2‘i-room flat in the build­ stand without disqualifying candi­ The same pledge was readopted death started Monday when Yvonne are on the track of .something ex- ; Techuicians have been at work I *1.39 75e 35c ing, "it was a bad place to live." dates who refused to take an oath. two vear.s later. "Ba.sed on the testimony to date," ' Guidmgnd. 14, of Jewett City, and ccptional, explain that they've ' on the Vanguard for several days. he said, but he shared U with his .McClellan said at yeaterdav'a hear­ This is a wonderful value! VVjinii as wool yet Ynil all know the Wani.utta quatlly: Thr«e low priern during our a friend, Denise Lisee, It, broke planned it to be 22 feet long, with ’ This is evident from the twinkling : wife and six children. ing. 'It's a national disgiaie the of lights on the Vanguard work light 8.S a feather. Five colors. 72 90 size. January Sale onij-. Chooae from ,i eolor.. way this union is mn.’' through the ice of Ashland Pond a weight of 250 pounds and asi ex- Wilkins' youngest child, 11- while skating, Denise was rescued pectation that it would reach tower. Bulletins month-old Paula, died in a hoapital He said the AFL-CIO ICthical by Joseph Romaine of Gri.swold. Near the^Vanguard and launch- i 'Practices Committee "could begin altitude of 300 miles. from the AP Wires a few hours after her mother Hector Gibeault, 26-ypar-old It would carry a load of 20 ing platform is the Army's tower leaped with her from a window of Atom Experts Hail holding hearings on it tomorrow,'' USE tho gii’iiio OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF 36" CROMPTON PRINTED scoutmaster reached under the ice pounds and cost about $5,000 "If u.sed to get Its Jupiter intermediate,; the flaming tenement. The mother, using testimony already developed by the Senate group. And McClel­ it works out the way we figure. " ' range missiles set for firing, FINE QUAUTY DRIP-DRY Betty. 27, was one of 21 injured fu (rontinupkesninn for tile Slovene pro­ ATTIC for his famityr. Se 'i^ved to Chi­ gressional atomic specialists today. said he thinks the U.S, announce­ nesses charge officials of San News Tidbits vincial government confirmed Francisco Loral 3 with misuse of he comp.ared the $5,000 co.sl to Committee that the Army expects S. . $1.49 yd. cago from- El Dora^: Ark., 11 ; appeared generally satisfied the ment was "perhaps unnecessarily "very soon " to try^o launch a foreign press reports that the 9 defensive in- tone- -we stand up thousands of dollars of union Culled from AP Wires w hat he said la a-boiit $50,000 for strike took place two weeks ago *5.95 years ago. I ! United States is not being out- pre.sent rockets "in similar con­ satellite with the. i^piter-C. "I conidn't find a decent place . , , , , fully in comparison with the' Brit­ funds. Other witnesses accu.sed of­ in TrhovlJe, an important coal ish." ficials of Ijong Island Local No. figurations." In his he.avily e^n.aored testi­ mine along the Zagreh-LJublJana yd. Rog. 99e Yd. tlfct Would take a man with Vix: ‘^e effort lo-hai nesf mony released yesteixlay. Brucker, with a O/M-croiJ front He -said that •.'unfortunately the 138 of taking payoffs from em­ Mike Todd and wife Elizabeth I However, the society figures it Railroad. Make up a smart dress or jacket in a Children, My family is . '. . was the H-bomb reaction for electric ployers. dictatorial methpd.s, beat­ ^ would take an initial appropriation hinted strongly the Army would 1 lucks your lummy woy, . . . was pretty large." he said. 1 powe.’. effoi t has become embroiled In pol­ Taylor land at .Moscow .\lrp o rl check, stripe or tweed. Al.so regular ings. and frameups against, mem­ on siglilseeing - busines.s trip. . . i^ of about $100,000 for re.search and seek to avoid lotting the public in ' WELL.BILT way in os your hips \ "There were rats there, as big, "We re keeping our end up." wa. itics in both countries but espe­ SCHOOL STRIKE E.NDS ( .$i;69 yd. Quilted printed cottons, now cially in Britain, where the oppo­ bers who opposed them. New- Haven Railroad cleared In ‘ development on the device before it, on it.s Jupiter-C shooting plans, Gadsden. Ala., Jan. 23 (.Ti— Mostly dark’ tone prints. Included al.so as you've ever seen them," he said, ihe tone of comment by members McClellan practically wrung from crossing death of Jacob Fuchs of could h- built and fired Brucker, however, said if the Folding and thighs or* $1.19 yd. Ideal for housecoat.s, skirt.s The community toilet "usually did-1 Senate-House Atomic Enci- sition is trying to make an iissue Parents of more than KM) strik­ are regular .$1.49 BjATB!S Disciplined by charging the government with William C. Dekoning Jr., the Long Nevv Britain. ■ The young men are seeking the Army failed to gel it.s version of ing high school pupils last night Irimmod and slimmtd. anf) bed jackets. n't work." and the sink in the liny j 8y Committee who were question- Island local's president, a promise i I Stairway Prints oiT pastel grounds. kitchen "usually didn't drain." j ®'* about yesterday's U.S.-Brilisli knueJUing under to the United Hartford police Investigating I promised to take over their ob­ And your waisllino Stales and keeping British scien­ to "do everything in my power" (Continued on Page .Six) (Continued on Page Five) jectives, and will urge their George L. Ram.sey, city Jiuilding aunoiincement. to reinstate three ou.sled members death of 150 starlings which H u -i______is gently hut firmly tists' achievements under raps." mane Society says were killed by|. ' children to go back to classes. Um that wasted attic space for commissioner, said laxity in munlc-, atomic-energies of the fwo of the local who' had challenged his nipped in. All . WHAT A VALUE! FINE COTTON aJIies announced "fruitful and This source suggested also that bird repellent on window sill... I n . r\ i w w A committee of 13 parents was extra room or storage space. A Ipal court cases against slum both countries may be holding back j rule. named at a mass ' meeting of Preeition Folding Stairway can this in action-free landlords was a prime cause of promising results" from separate After the hearing, committee State Labor Department says non-1 ^talC U ept. im O reSSed laboratory - scale experiments in some even more promising Infor- ' manuraetiiring employment in I)e-; * _____ V , parents and trustees of the GaiG be installed quickly and at amsll eomlorll Whisper- such disastrous fires. counsel Rol'-ert F. Kennedy con­ ton High .School. A m ajority of cost. Folds into the ceiling, takes both countries, but said practical | >n hopes of making a bet cember rose to all-time h i g h of weight nylon end '■ "This widespread situation of power from hydrogen fusion still is . ^®*' showing at the September ses- ferred with Dekoning. He quoted the pupils in the upper six no floor space. Simple and euy firetraps and Illegal, sneak conver­ the union chief as stating Dekon­ 518,570. years away. ’ ' ' of the International Atomic Joseph Cloutier, 27, VVillimantic, grades refused to go to classea to operate—a pull of the cord elastic (only SVs sion of apartment . buildings lies ing was 'hvilllng to straighten out ’iluirsitay and Friday, demand­ brings It do«m, one hand folds it The announcement came after a Energy Agency in Geneva. Russia, who would have been- eligible for Senators Weigh Soviet ounces) in small, squarel.vi oh the doorstep of the series of stories. In the British i «n agency member; will also he anything the committee thought ing a new school building. back Into the ceiling. municipal court," Ramsey said. He should be changed— subject, to, the release In six days is found hanging medium, and large. 4 yd. Dress Lengths Press that Britain had achieved a demonstrating progre.ss in Its ad- dead In- New London County Jail said violators received only token union’s constitution." Kennedy said TRAI.N DERAILED . While only. •signlficant breakthrough in this tnlttedly well-advanced program to cell . . . State Comptroller objects fines. research, but that U.S. preasure | achieve useful power from hydro- he didn't know* what that qualifica­ Bid to Swap Legislators 8®bner, Tenil., Jan, 23 tfv—OM VALUES Two bodies recovered Thursday tion meant. , to inclusion of foreign-niake tyi>e- crewman was killed and at least had prevented Its announcement; 8*u fusion. wrlters on list of products approved night were Identified as tho.se of until American achievements could; Sen. Anderson (D-NM)', vice Recessing the hearing until Mon- 7 persons were Injured today for state purchase. Washington, Jan. 25 '/Pi — Two-one likely to promote good will. when the .last six cArs of a Chi­ '9 nsvsasv Smos^ be shown In a good light. | chali man of the committee, de- (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Paga,Five) Hartford County Superior Court Senators today approved a re- \ In that same talk, Nixon was cago-bound Illinois Central pas­ • nnmufmt ' 99e to $1.49 Yard Theie seemed little disposition cllned to comment on what he Judge rules that Douglas MePhet- ported proposal that members of said to have underscored President among committee members, even j termed "this sore subject." "The senger train “The Seminole" de­ ^ KA noass aso. OSOSOO ers of Plainfield must return to Congress and the Russian Eisenhower's proposal for an railed near there. The pre-dawa among (some who have been critl-; announcement speaks for them- Virginia prison he fled from after Supreme Soviet exchange visits to agreement to preserve space for accident occurred at a switching cal of U.S. Atomic Energy Com-j aelves," he said, GIRDLE Governor to Avoid Bracken Declines claiming "inhuman treatment" . . . watch each other at work. peaceful use. The Vice President pornt at Ramer just south of Every piece is a famous name cotton, beautiful quality prints and novelty weaves. mission (AEC) policies, to accept | But Sen. Hickenlooper (R-Iowa) Chelsea. Mass., police hold 76-year- Two other Senators approached apparently goL no commitment Selraer in tilcNairy County. Yiie DEPT. this view of the situation. 'said he is satisfied with the prog­ Main Floor Von M ill want several lengths at this low, low price. Senate Race Sides New Office Term old Nicholas I’errotta, on charge the matter .more guardedly. from Zarubiit' 'on his suggestion train was moving on Gulf-Mobile- In fact. Rep. Van Zandt of ress of tl)e U.S. program. of strangling wife with window It was understood the proposal that the Russians move toward and-Ohio tracks. Pennaylyania, senior Republican Rep. Price (D-Ill i.‘chairman of H artford, Jan. 25 (/Pi — Gov. H artford, Jan. 25 (-75--The sec­ cord when she refused to talk to was made to Vice President Nixon negotiations on Eisenhower's pro­ House member of the group, said the subcominlUee on research and yesterday by Soviet Ambassador posal. made in a letter to Soviet CI:B.\ REGAINS LIBEkTIES Abraham A. Ribicoff says who­ hla principal Interest Was "to see development, agreed that the U.S. ond withdrawal in a week by Re­ him. WE ARE OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 ★ publican officeholders, who had Daniel F. Ryan of Pawcatueft Georgl Zarubin in an unusual 40- Premier Bulganin on Jan. 12. H avana, Jan. 33 (ge — Preel- - ever wins the U.S. aenatorial nomi­ that we got enough credit in the program Is inaking good progress. dent Fiilgeneio Batista's cabinet • GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES • nation in the -coming elate Demo­ been considered candidates for re­ Yaces charges of interstate profan-‘ minute farewell call on the Vice An * announcement is expected announcement. .Without the infor- But he added, “that isn’t to say President. Zarubin is returning to within the next few days of a announced early today that full BUILDING MATERIALS ,\ cratic convention will have to do nmtion, our people furnished, the that we .couldn't do more. I have nomination, occurred yesterday Ity afteriHie allegedly called a Wes­ AMPLE NtEE PARKING, terly, R.I., woman over telephone Moscow next week. He is expected U.S.-Russian agreement for ex­ civil liberties, suspended more 'VA it on his Qwn, without any helfi or Britlshtcould not have accomplish­ the imj^gesslon thtit w-e could, for' when State Atty. Gen. John j. than a year ago. now arb re-, Bracken announced he was -put of from St^onington and used profan#^ ^ become a deputy ifqfeign min­ changes or persons and delegations LUMBER FUEL hindrance froin Ui? governor. ed what they did." ■ , »\ example, by getting nipre scientldta stored.' Tbb decision whs nadh the race. '" languaga I . . Prelljninary tests on ister. ' lietween the two coiintrlea ■ Sw a^ Asserting’ "no indiviclual . has I Chairman Durham (D-NC) said into the 'work. It may be morq ping of. legialattvd delegations ,is. I with Batista's approval at a sFa-' 336>IORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-.5253 TJm beeh tapip^ by me, nor had the the U.S. program aeema to.jilm to money is needed.” ■ Last Tuesday, Secretary ' of piit(>l owned by Arthur T. Jones, a in the absence of any official- JW.HAU married mah’who dated wddow'of confirmation.' there were indica­ not believed part of thst agree­ plal pre-dawm cabinet sesslop. GREEN STAMPS I nomination been fi)recloaed," Ribi- he "well along—T’aee nof tiaaia for The subcommittee price heads S tate Mildred. P. AIMn of H artford, MANOlim ilHSNI^^ ilain Flight Engineer Clyde Roee tions that Nixon and State D#- ment. Any such excliahge as Za- FVeedom of tbe press nad et_ Open I^aiiy 7 A.M. to 5 P.,M.. Including Wednesday MANCHESTER Co»4H<>^ eo|T aald he waa not interested in thinking we were outstripped by will consider the U.S. thermonu- announced ahe would not seek ro- ■pee eh su re Included hi the la* W it h CASH SALES I \ .. . I I the BriOsh.'' , of Mlneola, L.I., ^dlcato It U not partnient officials were favorably CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS lmpreu(»d ylth Zanibln’a idea as (Oeattaoed oa Pag* Five) * stored Uberltoe. Afternoon qiid Saturday Until Noon CORNEh MAIN ond OAK STREETS (ItMUiraed OB Tu p Thrbe) A Ccmgreulonal aourca ^/Who (CoaUnued on Pag* Five)

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PAGB W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURbAY, JANUARY 25,1968 PAGE TfiBEX Hebron * tteW H a ^ r -—LsHalstf i NevsM Bolton WKNB— 840 -iO -M ( Church Youths WDRCVrlSfiO WDftily—utiteri Htehtc Business Sheinwold on Bridge Daily Radiotf wpo:P—Hound Dog I WCCO-^1290 Easteni- StBBilBrd.TiiiM N WHAT—8)« * : » — / Start Busine^, WHiU^—LsUMUeCta NoireAA E d fW H. Clarke, head o f th et Two hrothera, W ill and Morill^ Frank. P. Sheldon, CLU, Man­ Delectable Mountain Eyed w*ric—Monitor Clarke Inaurance ■ Agency at 176 Hebert of Hartford, have recently chester representative of Phoenix ^ NO PlACt FOB . WDRO^Mrta Plan Stock Sale INI^OOKNT BYSTONNCB8 -The following program ecHed- ^ j^P-H oui3 Dog E. Center St., ia the author of an started on their first business ven­ Mutual Life, has been cited as the N#fth WHAy —Parada of Music ' By Alfrad BheinwoM As Site for Aircraft Signal ilea are supplied ey the radio article appearing in the Januar>’ ture in opening a service station on company’s top agent in Connecti­ Both sides waJaenUe WCCt^Kct:"ifl Rtsua WHa Y—Hecord ftanew // i t WKNB—P.M. WTIC-Mbnltor iaaue of "Rough Notes," an insur­ the corner of W. Middle Tpke. and cut for 1957. Hijs sales surpass­ Boys of the Order of Sir Gala- When the doubles staitt to fly NORTH managemenu and are eubject to WTIC—Monitor WDRC—The World Temgltl ance trade Journal. Adams St. TTie service station is ed that of any other company rep­ had. 'st. Peter’s Episcopal Church, thick and fa it, innocent bystand­ * Q6S4 Vfcf«o E v e r y d iiy ^ e top of DelecUble MounltMountRiii^plng paper and twine auitable for •hang* without noDce. WDRC—Record Shop WPOP—Hound Dog ■ called the Hebert Brothers Cities resentative in the" state. have thought up somethbw'new as ers must make lure that they stay V K 8 In tnlt town. It being eyed by. the overaeas packaging. 1:W^ I ----- Tempo Bandstand A ll Bights Beeerved WHAY—Record Aeviev Serrlce Station. a project for this year.^The mem­ innocent. This is just as true in * A 10 8 federer^ Civil Aeronsutlct Board Youths to Attend Bally ‘WHAY-i-Parada of Muatc WTIC—Monitor * Q985 WHAY—Polka P u tj bers, directed by Hedley Hill, have world champhmahtp matches, like H. T. DleksMsa A OSh ■a the tUe of an Inttallalion Ih The High School yoiing people j WCCC-•Music Koom WCCC—Record Revue WDRO-The World TonlfM W IS T B A IT WKNB—This Is Your World WPOP—Hound Dog The Manchester branch of the founded a company they call the the mie that started yesterday' In their Tacah and Omni Range air­ of the Congregational Church will i WKNB—P.M. WTIC-Monitor • ;5a— Como, Itgi3s aa it is in g sociable A K 9 7 BADS OTIO-News John Hancock Mutual Life Insur­ “ Galahad Birdfeeder Corp.” , Of­ Cbaaesl 8 ffartfare, Ceaa. craft gutdanoq ayatem. attend the Pilgrim Fellowship. WDge—jN’ews RtporUr a WDRC—Record Shop 'WHAYfUccord IteTlew game in your home. ¥ 9 5 3 2 V AQ 104 ‘I’eats are currently being made WPOP— Tempo Bandstand WTIC—Monitor ance Co. of Boston has placed sec­ ficers are: President, Oavid Taylor; ♦ K Q 8 2 ♦ 4 Uhaaasl e Mew Havaa, Ceea.. Winter Rally at the Union Con-j 1:30- W'DRc—Mooda for Rofnajeea ' ond in the United States in the vice president, William Leach; aec- . South was afflicted with an ail­ Chseesl If Narir*re. Cess. on land on the east aide of "Bolton gregational Church in Rockville j 1:14— . A AlO A K4 3 2 Ohaeetl is 8ailaAlsW, Mats. YOUR YARN SHOP WUAY—Parade of Music WPoP—Hound Dog • amount of Insurance sold last year. r'etary, Geoffrey Kirkham; .and ment known to moet bridge play­ Ghasa*l te NsiThrftafa, Casa. Center Rd. owned by Mrs, Rliza- tomorrow. They will meet at the ■ WHAK-Polka Pany w rcc—Record Revue • :45- SOUTH (O m Block Cast Of Mais WCCC—Music* ttoom WKNB-This Is Your World WHAY—Record Jterlew The local office was in competi­ treasurer, James Batson. The.v are ers as “big feet.” He got the afore­ A 10 8 Quuwel 4S Belreks, Mast. beth Sumner aiid Hiaa' Jeanette local church at 2:45 p.m. ClMSfl SI Wsfsaban. Csaa. Benroes Oak aaC-Hirch) WKNB-P M WTIC—Monitor WTIC-Monitor tion with 230 other offices. selling shares of, "stock” to friends said big feet into the auction In- ¥ J 7 4 ' Sumner. The main Items on the program \ WTIC—Rom Militr WDRC—Record Shop W’DRC—Moods for Ronuact Eleven members of the agency atead of staying discreetly on the Tacan, coined from ’’Tactical WDRC— > Oocoratt > WPOP----T^mpo Bandstand WPOP—Hound Deg at 25 cents per share. Next spring, ♦ J 97 « S * Art Noodiaworii St the rally are' a debate end dis­ 4:45— qualified for the 1600,000 to outside. A J 7 6 Air Control arid Navigation” ia an cussion on whether Christians w^PP—Tjfmpo Banditaud the company will be dissolved and 1:ID- WHAY- Parade of Music WHAY—Record R*ftrt«V $1,000,000 Club. They are James they will buy back the shares. West promptly doubled, and the N fH k t m t SmHh W « t SuppIlM electronic ayttem for guldahM of should go to war and a . classic WTIC—Monitor WTIC—N *»» Maasaro, Raymond LaValley. En­ outcome was Just what South de-, l A Doubis J > . DeoMs r high level, high speed flight of Jet WHAV^^Priti de ot Music WDRC—Record Shop WDRr—Mood* for Romutda They will pay a dividend, too, they SWITCH TO * Ft m iRStruefionf movie: “ Quiet on the Western WCCC Musit Koom WPOP— Tempo Bandstand WPOP—Hound Do* rico Rufinl. George. Reale. Ralph promise, on each share. served. He wound up with ohly Peis - Pass Pm airplanes. A local inatallallOn Front." ' WKNB-P U would be part of a nationwide ays-' v^WTIC—Ross Miller Hale Jr.. William Walsh, Michael 'They expect to nfake a profit four tricks, suffering a penalty of Opeoia# lead A7 * Frot Poriifnq Young people planning to at­ WHAY Parade of Music WHAY—Record Rirltw 800 points. tern being coihpletcd to eventual­ VDRC—Adventure In Scienca WTIC—Monitor w n c —M..nilor Esposito. Joseph Lebiedz, Edward from their project, which they will 80 OOXTAOE BT— Ml 0-2888 tend should contact the Rev. Mr., 4(POP- T^mpo Bandstand WDRC ■Ford Road Show , WDRC—Mood* for Romuica Jarosz. John Dillon and Daniel What sort of silly player was bid. Then North and South will be ly eliminate the "omni’‘ range nmv ChlMidler. There will be a regtstra-. WPOP ■Tempo Bandstand WPOP—Hound Dog use to buy material with which to uaed by commercial aircraft. Near­ :I5- Gallagher. make birdfeeders. this, and what weak game was he safely out pf the soup. tlon of. 50 cents to cover rally Parada of Music playing ip? l:U (M) SDNOAT NEWS by Inttallationi are said to exist Ro“«in I WHAY —Parade ol Mustc WHAY—Record Rtntw Special recognition will be given For the Birds ■When the'hand was played at 4iM * t) BOWUNG STABS expend. Those sttending should WKNB—P.M. \\TIC—Monitor WTIC—Monitor to Michael J. Maloney Jr., district South was Walter Avarelli, a the other table of the 1957 world IU-4C) EACE TEE NATION at Idlewlld International Airport bring a box lunch. Beverage will WTIC—Ross Milter WDRC ■«>Record Shop WDRC—Mood* for Ronuae* manager, and the representatives Speaking of birds, they have had member of the world champion­ Ct-M) OMNIBt’S In New York and at Worcester, be provided. WPRC-Musir. on Disc WPOP- •Tempo Bandstand WPOP—Juk* Box Skturd*y Ntglit a hard time with all this snow, championahip, \ the American Seenti fr*m "La Perirli*U’> WPOP—*rfmpo Bandstand l«;t»— at Quebec in March. ship Italian team. 'The hand took FUEL OIL Maas. rathollc Mawtes WHAY Parad* of Music WHAY —R'cord R«vicw ’This correspondent has chopped up North player pashed as dealer. An 4:M ( t) PAl’L WINCRELL SHOW The plan calls for construction t:iA- place In the 1967 world champion­ Italian pnir held the East-West (U-4C) WOBLD NEWS KOl’ND- Masses will be celebrated St. WHAY—PaiNide of Music WTIC- Monitor WTTC—Monitor spare offerings.' dumping Into the ship against an American team in MODERN HEATIN8 CP of a small building to house the Maurice Church tomorrow-at 8:30 WCCC—Music Room WDRC — Make Wav for Youth WDRC—Mood* for Romxnc* Miss Bernice Juul of the Weldon chopping bowl about everything cards and hid up tb gams in no- i)M (.S4t) TEEAS BANGBES ^ • WPOP —Temiv> Bandstand WPOP—Juk* Bo* Siturdky Night New 'York. A ll ofw hlch .proves neceaaary equlpnieiit and an ac­ and 10 a.m. WKNB—PM 1: 1^—• Beauty Studio is scheduled to at­ birds might appreciate, including trump, going down one trick. A l­ • t its v e r y best "The Devtl’i I)«Mt)r’' cess road to the tUe. The Inalalla- WTIC—Roas that even the greateet players do together. Ainerica gained 900 (16-M) SEVEN LIVELY AETS Hot I.unrh Menu WHAY — Parade’ of Music WHAY-Moonlight Matin** tend a public hearing held by the spinach and grapefruit skin. ‘Thev tion would be unmanned but would WDRC—CU> Hospital WTIC Monitor WTIC—Now* Edgar H. Clarke some remarkably foolish things at points on this harmless little hand. "Bteet In Ceiitrall* Ne. I ” The menu for the hot lunch pro­ WPOP—Tempo B^dstand Sixth Beauty Shop Wage - ^ a r d ate the spinach last of all and l : lt ( t) l o n e BAEGEB ‘ be checked at frequent intervals. M^DRC “ Make Way for Youth WDRC-N*** . ^ Frank P. Sheldon the bridge table. Dally Queatton gram o‘f the Elementary School 1:14- WPOP—Tempo Bandstand WPOP—Juke Bo* 8*jurd*y Night The article, entitled "Here la a ; next Wednesday at the Labor De­ turned up ^ e lr noses at the grape- "Oheet C u rea" \ Methodist Service WHAY-Parade of Music Rule to Itemember As dealer, you hold: Spadea A J WYMAN'S (It) BOOTS AND SADDLES next week will be: Monday, bar­ 11:15— Town Plan that Assures Good , partment building at 93 Farming- In recognition of his ‘‘outstand­ fruit skin (M) SCIENCE FICTION TBBA- "Knocked Down, But Not Out” WOCC—*4ualc Room iVIlAY —Newi WHAY—Moonlight Mktln** ton Ave. in Hartford. . 'niey^eem to like chop- If you’d: like to avoid this parti­ 3 2. Hearts A Q 10 8. Diamonds 4, OIL COMPANY becued beef on bun, wax beans, WKNB—P M WTTO— WTIC—Snort* 8er\-ice, ■ deals with a plan now ; ing performance In sales and serv­ ped bread, meat acrapa and TEB la the title of the sermon the Rev. cular kind of foolishness, make it Clubs K 4 3 2. What do you say? M MAIN ST— TEL. MI S-18M (U ) OBAL BOBEB'rS potato chips, and coconut pudding: WTIC—Ron* Mlll-T WDRC—Make Wav for Youth WDRC—Mood* for Rnmanc* being used by the Manchester As- ; Recommendations recently sub­ ice .to policyholders,” he has also Shelia best of anything. Carlton Daley will use tomorrow WDRC—Citv Ho.ipllal WPOP—Naws WPOP—Juk* Bo* 8*turd*y Night your rule to keep qmet with a Answer: Bid on e, club. With jlUV: G B E E N STAM TS 6;M « t) DB. CUISTIAN Tuesday, chopped ham sandwich. •ociation of Insurance Agents in mitted to the Labor Commissioner ( t) WEST POINT it. the 9.30 and 11 a.m. worship WPOP—T?mpo Bandstand 115— It :M— been named agency leader for the Some who feed the birds say hopelesa hand, especially when an three 4-card suits in \ hand, that Mexican corn, tossed salad, and WHAY—«LH.r»s Boettigm WHAY-Moonlight Mattnc* providing coverage for the city i by the Board will be considered at year. iaTVEDAT PEBPOfhll- (U ) ITALIAN VABIBTY HOVB mary, and Senior High groups of wheat bread and butter, and apple t;44— WPOP—T**mpo Bandstand W’POP—Juk* Box Saturday Night of Manchester In.surance Advisory’ Non-manufacturing employment worship services once each month, • :M < t) OBAT OflOST the (jhurch SchtnJl will meet at crunch: Friday, macaroni and research and development, hold a model of a Jupiter missile yesterday. A t right Is a model of the WHAY—Parade of Music 1:45— < *1 CAnOON BEFBEaS ( t) BABBOB COMMAND Redstone. The generals were in the hearing ri»m of the House Armed Services Committee await W(!Cr—Music Room WHAY —Supper Serenade Committee. in Connecticut rose to an all time on the fourth Sunday. ’This plan $:M (tl) SILENT SKBVICE 9:30 a m,' The junior and inter­ cheese, green beans, rye bread and WKNB—P M ( I) HEV KINO ing closing of the door for the committee to hear secret te.stlmony from them. Gavin created WTIC—Monitor Television Programs high last December, the State La­ will take its aUrt Feb. 28. (It) aATrloAY BBPOBT (W) OITLOOK mediate departments 'Will bold; butter, and fniit Jello. Milk is WTIC—Ross Miller WDRC—News Time tree ( »l TWENTY-SIX MEN a stir earlier this month when he decided to retire in protest against certain Defense Depart­ WDRC—I„p!'s Go to Town WPOP—Tempo Bandstand Charles W, Robinson of 100 bor Department reports. The two churches will take UAW Walkout (M) EAMAB o r THE 4VNOLE ( t) IP v o r BAD A MILIJON their classes at 11 a.m.I). The Junior j „;r)’ed will ail lunches. WPOP----Tompo Bandstand On Page Two turns about these joint services, (Ul BOWUNO TIlfE and Senior High MYFa will .hold Scout Cookie Drive ment policies. lA P Photofax i. ^ *I:H- Campfield Rd. has been appointed ‘The December record for num­ Dine & Dance l:U (It) JILL COBKV (It) LASSIE WHAY—Supper Scratiads production manager of the Bloom­ ber of employes engaged in non- first the Hebron church, then Every Thura., Fri., Sal. l:ie < I) TBEKE ML'SKETBEBa J, "Tile OrejfheaBt" their meetings at 7 p.m. at the Mrs, Robert Mortensen of WHAY Psrsda of Music WTIC—Monitor Gilead, the next month. (tt-ll) MY FBtEND PIJCKA WC('C- Record Review WDRC—Cleveland Orchestra field area operations of the Ka- manufacturing jobs was 518,570. Threatens for ( •) KIT CABSON (Celar) "The Sllrer Sadeit” church. Brandy St. was appointed chsir- Giammar School; Cub Scout Pack WPOP—hike pox Sat Night It is felt that thU plan will (II) TEE BIO BHOW- WKNB -P M How Chriatlaii Scirnra Hmlg man Aircraft Corp. He will direct ‘The number for November was "immrmrr Ur Marfarel” (It) nrENTT-SIX MEN Tht Junior Choir of the United ihqn of the Girl Scout cookie drive Coventry 57. Den 1, at 3 pm. with Mrs WTIC—Monitor :I5— the production of the company’s 608,200, bring the two church memberships O A K 6 R ^ (»> MfiNKYLAND T:tt ( I) PEATrBE FILM Methodist Church will hold a re­ at A. meeting of Scout leaders, Harry R. Ryan Jr.; Den 2. at 3 WDRf' Fsiihm WHAY —Supper Serenade "ThewUra, Stare EaiareH” WPOP- —Tempo BsndM'snd WTIC—Monitor "THE TRUE tASIS plants in Bloomfield, Hartford and The gain was sufficient to off­ into closer relations with each Dodge Factory 1 0 OAK ST.. MANCHESTEB It raveril* Ba.iMtat” ( S4t) MAYEBICB . S:t.'5— Suffield. set a loss of 3,490 in factory jobs 6 :te .«l) rOKEION LEOIONNAIBB "Dlameat la the Baagh” the church. sistant ieadera, and e BBAVE EaOLE (lt-4t> JACK BENNY SHOW p.m.. TV SERVICE In a monthly report on jobs in have a strike in 1958, it means lit) ANNIE OAELET "The Haaerataeaere” chosen "Lord. Help Our Unbeliefs j chairman. —The plan..... will allow -e.20 tearhers . . per for members al 6:30 . p.m. to -' home: North WHAY Parade of Music WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night Day* ee QC A OadI the 1958 Alrcade in Boston Feb. An effort is being made to open I N P t R S m and South U- . ..|ft Rdviif :I5— Connecticut the department’s Em­ -berry Pond. If weather condi- $4.*> for a 3^credit course in edura- , WPOP Tempo Bandstand to discuss with local business lead­ ly paycheck totaled $84.40 in mid- Many of the books were donated GreirfeU, elx al Japaa'a Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Dojjjfart i4t) TV TIME . The Adult Class will start on a ' Uons are not favorable, a card tion. • Manchester Evening Herald ers the major issues to be dealt December. slightly above the No­ through a drive some months ago. New Cars Exceed T:M ( tt DEATH Va l l e y DAT8 leadiat arlre*.e., Bahav.kz and Mr. and Mrs. W. Br>'ce Honey­ vember average and $2.11 below ( t) V I C T ^ Y AT SEA aad Karar., Wal)r Grtllla. new course of study lantitled. 'T ’he : playing session will be held at the Kxtenalon C^ourae Dropped well. Cidventry correspondent, Mrs. F. with by the next session of Con­ Miss Bernice Juul After being weeded out, enough Tile .MatraU. Naddr Ballr the average of one year ago. (lt> MEET ME AT MAXWELLS Gospel of Mark " New members Community Hall. School Superintendent Dr. Wor- i There will be a sound and color Pauline IJttle, telephone Pilgrim gress, to explain the effect of worthwhile books were left to Road Construction ill (K l W aiB I.Y BIBDS and (hr Crirkete. alker., at The Skating C!lub Bolinn has rcstcr Warren said plan was 2-62.31. these Issues on the business man Among the proposals to be con­ The average work week dronned make a good showing. A Library (M) mOHWAY PATBOL (tt-M) STEVE ALLK.V SHOW are invited to Join the group ...... - -...... - - r ^ travel film from the travel bureau sidered are recommended hourly from 42.2 hours in December 1956, (it) BOMIN Noon tCalotrl GHFstB: Clinrlra thia llme. po.*tponed the (Toatiime Carnival , adopted by the Board H ter an ex- jh- Hartford Time* shown diir- and to encourage businessmen to Club has been organized to sta'rt Washington— It is estimated TM A'tt FEATCBE f il m LanirkUH. Hartkn Barr. lake a more active intcrest jn na­ increase for 3-year operators from to 40 hours at the end of the year, things humming. BakiHaff and hU maflr Mra. Ruth Converse will serve to Sunday !■ eb. z. tension coui*e held in town w*s ' jj,e soi’ lal propram that 50,000 miles of new roads were “ Pr4¥»t¥ Affnlra BrI aa leader of the Junior FFellow- — dropped by the University. The. Thrift Shop Oi»en I AM A NEIGHBOR tional affairs. 75 cents to $1.26; 2-year operators the report said. Club officers are: Librarian. Ami'* oialla, Rrla O'RHea aad from 65 cents to $1.16: 1-year op­ constructed in the United States A f •> AWOBD o r FRRRDOM diiamr liraa ship at their meeting tomorrow at Maneheater Evening Herald rea.son for dropping the eour.*e I The Thrift and Gift Shop »pon- OF YOURS Phillip M. Talbott, president of Miss Mary Moyington of Andover; l:M < II AOVr.XTrUE AT ACOTT lA- erators, 1,200-2,000 hours, 60 cents Kaman Aircraft has moved all during the first 10 years after (iMti PEBBY N a s o n 5:30 p m. .Member* are reminded ^ I t o n rorre*pondent. here. Dr. Warren said. be- »ored bv the Public Health .N'urslng 9. DOUBLE HAMBURGERS the U.S. Chamber, pnd Dr. Emer­ assistant. Miss Bgverly Lavaliee of "The C eu al The Maaated lASU **Tkr lUfteat Ftskl" to $1.10 and 1-year operator, first subcontract manufacturing to its World War II. During the same to bring with them thfir their uieduaed DImorkDImoek .Ir., telephone .Mlfchell .cau.se ...... i..the instructor — /from------the rUni­ ■ *• son Schmidt, director of economic Hebron; secretary and treasurer. period new automobiles manufac­ Btehaat" Assn, for the benefit of its local , 1,200 hours, 60 cents to $1. Mbosup plant in order to provide (K-M) PEOPl.E ABE FENNY now l« the Chriptmaji cardu andd uomc wrap-i versity of Connecticut was unable health program, loeated on .Main research, are among the many per­ Miss Miriapi Gearhart of Amston; tured. If parked bumper to bump­ (ft) BEEP IT IN TBE PAMILY to continue: Rates regarding overtime pay expansion space for subcontract comralttea'' on displays, Willard DONTWAIT time to .St. is open Tuesday through Friday TWO biff pattiee of sonages who will participate in er. would atretch 206.000 miles. t:M ( «) WATEBFBONT The credits a teacher woUld re­ wili al^o be considered at the hear­ work which the company began Thomen of Andover, Christine Mc­ (tL U ) PEBBY COMO SHOW stock up on liquid refreahmenta I from 1 p m to 4:30 p.m. Year- the discussions. ceive by taking an education ing . doing in 1956 as part of its diversi­ Grath o f Marlborough, and Lois (Caler) Gae.ta; Ba.etnarr for the weekend. >^0 S k atin g round elothing is offered at nom- Shady Glen's top- fication program. The Tennessee Valley Authority rieaaer aad Zaha Rahhlea c6ur.se at the University could go . , , Francis P. Vendetta of 440 En­ Warner of Gilead; publicity, Lois operates 18 dams on the Tennessee AhIO THE SH A R P S ( « ) C'OI'NTBY M rsic- j r s i - Greenwich Boy \ 'Hie Manufacturers Division of The Moosup plant, which was ac­ LEE toward fulfillment of the require- Krade pure ground glewood Dr. has been promoted to Warner, Beverlee Lavaliee and River and its tributaries. SILK CITY **STORE* Water has covered the ice rnents of a Master's Degree.' Glenney Promoted the C h ^ b e r of Commerce will quired by the company in 1957. also Patnela Nygren. It is understood (UUlti niCKOH' a THE DCCFE8S the position of assistant superin­ i •> ACOTtIMTLAND YABD 291 N . MjUB St.-^MI i lU l skating areas maintained by the Teachers with Master's Degrees YVilliam K Glenney of Rt 44A, beef on a single roll. tendent of the Hartford Fire In­ meat Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. at Cave.v's. produces helicopter subassemblies that the school has purchased ad- i M il WBENCr WRLK Drowns, Third Park Department and a spokes­ are paid more than those wilh has been named assistant quality iiroii surance Co. Group's home office "CoMective Bargaining" will be the for the main plant in Bloomfield J'ditional books, such as reference man reported toda't' that no Bai helor's Degrees here, as in manager at Kaman Aircraft Corp. ■ subject presented. books, or will do so from time to (iM t» o a Iw s t o b m s n o w t;N (t-U ).S ID CAESAB INVITES Onl) tic. agency accounts department. In the subcontract fie|d, Kamah "Oh. Sheaaaa” Thin Ice Victim skating \nil be allowed at (.'en­ most other school systems. and will head up Kaman's qiialitv Vendetta Joined the company 10 ■ A t following meetings “Com- specializes in the fabrication of time as needed. 'Ibe Douglas Li­ EASTWOOD "The Cate af the rhlaeie (lt-4t> TV TMEATEB ter .Springs Pond. C e n t e i Dr. Warren said it has been the operations in the .Moosup plant, I munlcations" will he presented precision aluminum and magnesium brary, will of course also be avail­ Pat.le" . ."Siteal Amha.k" years ago and has been a.ssociated Jerry I.ewio, David W ay nr (tt-tti TV fXl N . (K-M ) T. V. SHOW Slarriag .Spnngs Annex and Charter Oak custom of the local Board to pay Glenncv joined Kaman Aireraft in with the accounting department I March 7 and the annual Chamber aircraft parts, aircraft tooling, air­ able for all students of the school. t:N ilMti NAVE Gr;4. niNAB SHOBK (Calar) (Continued from Page One) Park over the weekend for in-service extension rouises in IP.'iI I meeting will be held April 22 when Gaeft. Eraak Slaaira since 1953. He is continuing his borne electronic equipment hous­ WILL TNAVEf.x The largest rrowd of the sea­ the past which have been approved Witkoiiski Rec^uiiniendcd I Gov. Ribicoff will be the speaker, Manchester Evening Herald He­ "SAD SACK" ( t) prNi.ir DErENDER t:U I t) MB. UI8TBICT ATTOBNBT and waa attempting to draw study of accounting at the Uni­ ings and parts for ground-operat­ ) I) YOl' ASKED FOB IT son used the facilities at Center' by the superintendent. Tire Democratic Town Commit- i "Industrial Relations, " will be pre­ bron rorreapondent Miss Susan 3:14 ■ (:U - (•S-tti r.f«ELE M a 'R ^ Z IK Yvonne to the aurfare when hi* versity of Hartford. , ed electronic communication equip­ SHOW (IMC) ALFBBt) HITCHLOCK .Springs last night. More C«n Sign tee has lerommemied thf appoint- sented May 2. Alternate mibjects ment. Pendleton, telephone ACademy Trpvar Howurd - P¥d^''*ArmfndArli TONJERRS lt:N ( t) NEWS A WEATHEB ■The Mative" finger* illffened by the ley water, Currently serving • as program ______, ble said if moi'e than 20 tearhers orient of .loseph M’itkowski to fill I will be "Employe Relations." and 8-8454. ( t-tl) MIKE WALLACE IN’TEB- (U> Nl'ILOl.N'G AMEBiCA lost their grip and ahe *ank. The chairman of the Holy Name So­ Kaman's backlog of subcontract B77T:';n7 ianrTnvnm r'rTi VIEW lt:N ( I) .NEWS AND WEATHEB ...... , P*®" take advantage of the op- the vacancy on the Planning and j “ Right to Work.” orders had increased to $1,000,000 "STOWAWAY GIRL" I «) DANCE TI.ME body was recovered. ciety of the Church of the As­ (l»-4t> ni'NSMOKE . (It) THE M4.NC CRALLE.NOE Thursdav at Bridgeport. Wayne m ail but two stales Michigan and POfi-nnity to broaden their profes- Zoning Commission created hy the by the end of 1957. S;H - »:-• (tS-tt> END or THE BAIN- Uouisiana. sional qualifications, the J91W resignation of Mrs .Man.son E. sumption, Vendetta is also a mem­ SOW (It-te) I.OKETTA YOfNG SHOW Fagg, 7, Kenneth Sweeney. 8. and ber of the Knights of Cohimbus According to National Assn, of Wprld Directory "Far Awar l.laad” The announcement yesterday "I*'*!:! evenly., 'This Stewart. The reoommendation has I Manufacturers' statisticians, 47.1 lt:lt ( 1) CRAMPIOKSHIP BOWLING (!•) ADVENTfkK AT SCOTT three companion* were chasing sea and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. STARTS SUNDAY LITTUJOEiii lt:M ( t) CODE t mean that if 25 i^achers been made to the Board of Select ISLAND mills on i>ake E'DresI The Flagg cautioned against too much sig- ...... - ...... - ...... He was also chairman of the In­ I per cent of current defense spend­ (It) I LED THBKE LIVES Locates Pen Pals m (tf) SITITLAND YARD Crv and the .Sweeney boy broke nificance being attached to the teacher would Z men. according to Albert A. Rossi ing is accounted for b.v the Air 'New Fishing Nel "IU I Nark'* Bkowa at A:4G. f:3G (?:-M> VOl'B BIT PABADB "Pa.ieacer U Takra" dustrial Division of the Greater .-‘''‘llamlHiIrR II-W** la CtacmaScapp (Caler) through the thin ice. The .Sweeney drop It noted that new claims ^ riiition The balance of $6 committee fhairman Force; 27.4 per cent by the Navy; 'liad color witk Natalie Wood ' aad l*:U ( 1) FE A TIBE FILM Community Chest drive last year in (tt) r.ABLV I.ATE SHOW lt:lt ( t) .SEWS BEPOBTKB A bov was i^scued by Bernard Dietz. ...ually decline in volume after an | Z l d n e Z Z a rilZ e o m i f r L t^e Today’s Events and 23.5 per cent by the Army. Said Tangle-Free Copenhagen—The Pen Pal Di­ Karl Maldca thowa at S:M and 7:4t. "Wlie Killed Dar Rabia” Life Insurance Is Hartford. rectory of All Nations, headed by WEATHEB 1.4, of Bri(?geport, who lives in a early January peak._ In the ^om -' Special communication, Uriel A native of Hartford, Vendetta The remaining 2 pei cent goes for HIGHWAY PATBOL (IM C) WHAT’S MV LINEt lodge AK&AM, 7:.30 pm., Ma­ Dr. Sven V. Knudsen of Copenha­ 11 ;N (It) NEWS. WEATHEB A house overlooking the lake. la married and has three children. Interservice projects. Shakopee Minn. — A rubber w e d .: **Ler«nd df the Loet" (tt) FIL.M DIRECTOR’S PLAT- parable «'eek (ff " Dr, Warren could not estimate sonic Hall. Merior: dance for town My Profession gen, reports that it helped 117.435 SPORTS HOl'SK The Fagg boy drowned de^ne of 45 ,00 to .237.SM, , many teachers Catherine, 10; William, 8: and fishing net that adjusts itself to individuals in 128 lands, find pen ( I) NEWS (tt) THE LATE SHOW The reduction of 86.400 left a teenagers, 8 p.m.. Nathan Hale ‘'Ynii Can Ta.atf' The Qualitx'” Elizabeth, 8. "Taxpayer's Dollar” anticipates i the weight of the fish being landed CM (tt) crSTAIN TI.ME "Oeatlrinaa al Heart” plan to take advantage of the Community Center. pals In the first half of 1957. "Artiea la The Nerlll Al- (U ) THE EARLY LATE SHOW new claim total of .523.200 for the Board * offer. May I Be of Service? that the 1959 federal budget is being marketed by a JShakopee Among them were,-3,011 young­ laaHr” "Oatloplax Majar” week ended Jan. 18. Momlny's Event* Routes 6 & 44.\ George W. Cheney Jr., a former j will conic to $72.5 billion, with de­ firm, which says its product is (N ) NEWS It:U ( t) WORLO-b BEST MOVIES Slate Begins Tax Review Date* ^aiteKff4i*a Cenyn. sters from the United States. The bureau said part of the rea­ The Board of Tax Review ha* Coventry Players cast "Light l.’p Manchester resident now living in fense spending accounting for $39- tangle-free. The net is said to □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ . The directory's services sre open son for the decline thi* year lay in announced it* achediile for hear­ the Sky," 7 p n. Brookmoore Farmington, will be among three 40 billion of that. Other fore­ permit the weight of the fish to CHANNIL Joseph L. Cierwinski to any person between 14 and ,21. fewer seasonal reduction* in the ing* on properl.v taxations. Barn; Girl Scout leaders workshop, members *>f fhe Travelers In.sur- casters look for a budget of as determine the depth of the net — ° ANOTHER TREAT FOR YOU ^ “Million Dollar Movie” To Investigate 7:30 p.m, Andover Elementary trade, construction and apparel in- .Session* wilt he held in the 521 E. Middle Tpke., Mancheiter ance Co., Hartford field office I much as 74 billion. since the net is elastic, the bigger Saturday. 11:15 School; police training school. 7:30 the fish the deeper the net. diiatnes. Town Office Building a* follows; branch, to be honored Monday at I “It Happened In.Brooklyn’ Feh. 1, 0:30 a m. to 5 p.m,; Feh. 3, pm , 'Vernon Elementary School: MI 9-4601 — .511 8-6832 Key Biscayne. ('la., as leading Jobs Outlook T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Tlie calendar year 1957 ended IHCT 9:30 am to 4 p.m , and 7 to 10 Junior Sewing Basket 4-H. home group life representatives of the ° SUNDAY BUFFET ° Peter Lawfo'rd I uith sales of Series E and H of Mrs. Emil V. Mamet: Cub Scout About Time Kathryn Grayson Hartford. Jan, 25 hfih The State G o V C rn O r tO A v .o itl p.m.; and Feb. 8, 9:30 a,m. to 5 company. ' Savings Bonds increasing and re­ 3:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. p.m. Park 65. Den 7, at 3:30 p.m. with demptions decreasing, the'* U.S. Development Commission begins . r * tL- • I Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Devine: Web- ; state College. Pa. (g'l—After not- 4prry I>Hit EUa Msriaa □ CHOICE OF ROAST BEEF, TURKEY, H todav making a complete inven- j ^ e n a t C K B C C S l O e S On hand will be Albert F. Bra.v, SUN LIFE OF CANADA A t the Florida conference, Che­ Treasury report^. i Albert A. Rossi and Ernest j. los Den. 6 p.m.. South St. School: j ney, who is district group super­ December'sales'pf . these bonds Ing that 531 ordinances governing "SAD Stowaway BAKET HAM, Etc. ^ CNANNIL tory of employment and contract boys haskelball. 7 p.t i., Coventrv the conduct of its citizens have proapecls for 'Connecticut in the Govl’dy of llie board, a.s well as visor and his companions will be were $386 million, topping by $5 SACK" "61illion Dollar Movie” (Continued from Page One) P Raymond Brqga, town a.ssessor. recognized for their achievements j million the sales for the same been passed In the 61 years of the GiH coming months borough's existence, the State Col- 2i46-6:S»-»:U 4:Se-S:lS Sunday, 11:15 Gov. Ribicoff requested yester- This morning, Bi’oga stated his and are to participate in a aeries month 'the previous year. In both $2.95 ° throwing any “ roadblock* " in front i office will be sending notices to of forums reviewing new develop­ lege Borough Council passed'an­ ‘Four Girls In White” dav that fhe report be readied for Keep all your ^ December and September, sales 8nn.. Heldover "6AU HACIt” Children Under 10, 81.78 iv...... - ...... “ "V 0^ candidate* men- ■ taxpayers on revisions. coiTecllons, ] ments in the business and plans ran ahead of the comparable other ordinance formally organiz- him by Feb. 10 when he meet* with rias "IIOMRKB8 B-S?” Ann Rutherford v Z e 7 s of ZeVgisl'atuW io'di^^^^^^^ tioned most prominently for the ! or increases in tax li.sla filed with; THE ARMY and NAVY for the ensuing year. I months a year ago. ing its police force of 11 men. Alan Marshall the unemployment situation and ' nomination. him as of No\. 1. 195<. in arcord-1 am e with schedules iequjred b.v ■ Valuables "FOOD what mav be-dtme to meet it. They aie Mayor Richard C. Lee of New Haven, former Gov. Ches­ law. FOR (4t) WRESTLING — . "Bora la Dance" The development commission SUNDAY- AVEY’S 11 ;U (It) MILLION d o l l a r MOVIE will also have with the report ad­ ter Bowles of Essex, ex-Sen. W il­ . Taxpayers of property in town ' JAMBOREE EVERT .11 Hapaeaed la Breaklva" }}=•• »V*'“** SPECIAL (resident and non-resident I will m : CONTINUOUS Si40 11:U (It) .m il l io n d o l l a r MOVIE ditional information on unemploy­ liam Benton of Westport and for­ 1 in a MOOD" < 1) FEATfBV: FILM have the opportunity of appearing I FROM 2 P.M. 6:S0-9::S 46 B CENTER SI "The Vlllajra" ... '■ White” ment. being prepared by the Slate mer Congressman Thomas J. Dodd STATE ( tl WOBLD'S REST MOVIES II :M :s; Labor Commission, for the same of West Hartford., before the Board of Tax Review STARTS TOMORROW (M) LATE SHOW "A ll four men are highly quali­ for explanation of the mentioned 1I:M (it) NEWS conference. notices of changes in their lists Safety Deposit Box FOR A □ □ a DO □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ lt:tC ( 4t) NEWS A PREVIEWS U:M ( tl NEWS Robert P. Lee of Pro,spect. chair­ fied and men of good character," EVERY SAT* f^lGHT— NEW TIME 8:00 P.M. lZ:Se (tt) LATE NEWS AND man of the State Development Ribicbff said in an interview. “ I'm while that board ia in session. If "ROCK N' ROLL" WEATHER errors or adjustments are permls- DILICiOUS (It) NILUON DOLLAR MOVIE Commission will leave for Wash­ personall.v on a friendl.v basis with TQNY O’BRIGHT’S o r c h e s t r a WITH ( t) NEWS MONDAY ington for most of next week to all four.” .sible. the board may make such U:M ( t) NEWS see what can be done about get­ Ribicoff conferred with DoiM changes. ‘Blue Crutch’ Sueces* 17 GREAT RECORDING STARS! SUNDAY . FEATURE FILM political parties. Colby, president, and Karen Little, PURNELL STEAK ( t) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES TOPS IN FINE c a r s : Neiv Office Term vice president, will be the recep- i • ENTERTAINMENT (tt) rUBTAIN TIME State unemployment compensa­ PARKING your valuable papers in S.B.M. Safely Deposit Box, Complet* Dliuier (tt) THIS IS YOUR WORLD tion claims have reached 75,000, a lion committee. X (M l WISDOM 1b Manchetler They’re A t .The choir will consist of the re­ OR 35c EACH PLUS— AMAZING! IREATH-TAKING! (It) PERSPECTIVE < new high since 1949, stale officials (f'ontinued from Page One) < I) FILM _ MORI ARTY RROTHERS said. mainder of fellowalilp members. • DANCING (M) YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW ALE. BRAND NEW —CHE4 K OUR,STOCK 818 CeBter S t, Tel. M l 8-8188 nomination at the June State Con­ The fellowship will leave then (lt-4t) LAST WORD at 2 p.m. from the church to al- iio iiiam J oh BIG liSTARBilN

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Tight money was aupposed to Chol^. Annual .iThsologioai. KilU" ■low thing* down a little for us, cation Sunday” '"serYiee.; = - 4 More Bodies 7. p.m.. Evensortg' with ‘Boys’ Klan Maps and keep our prosperity balloon Choir. This is the first completaly from bloating tuielf too close to Here ’ii There Albert Gayson PUBLUHKD BY THl! sung/service of this year. Ingtruc- lUClULD PRINTING CO.. INC the bursting point with ever Of Children in tioirby-the clergy on the FatUi and t3 BIsmII Strtet Practice of the Church follows in For Bond Referendum New R9.Ry lUILDER M uich«st^ Conn. higher costs and prices, based on THOMAS r reROUBON, the theory of ever-expanding pro­ Chicago Debris the psrish house. V WALTER R l^O U BO N Dally: 7 p.m., Evsnlng Prayer. WALTER E. TEDFORD The first man to know official Publlibora duction and txmsumption. Cm,, r Congregational Churcli 8L James’ R^ C. Church Wednesdays; 10 s'.m.. Holy Com­ ALTERATIONS - NEW HOMES Pounded October L UWl GOirnTY EDITOB totals on voting in a special bond In Carblina Cheap money, now, is supposed (Continued from Paso One) Clifford O. Simpson, Minister Rev. John F. Bannon, Priator munion in the Cbildrsn’s Chapel. lasue election, Wednesday will be ,, Publtebed tCrtry klrenlng Eacepi to start pumping the balloon up B. Russell Perr, Rev. James T. (^’Connell Atty. Thomas A. Bailey. ,BundA}'«dA}'* and Holloa:Hollj aya Bntert^ at the Celeatlne Sensing, 8, arid her broth­ Assoointe Minister . Re%'. John P. Blanchfield ffouth Methodist Church COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL iro n OfHce at Mancbeater. Conn., aa again. And it is urgent, now-, be­ Walter Van Aradale of Coventir, already famed aa an artlat, has Bailey’s appointment as chief (Coattnned from Page One) • Second aaaa Mall Matter er. Willie. 11. Mrs. Mnrgaret M. Perry Rev. Joseph H. MeCnnn Main St„ and Hartford Rd. moderator for the bond referendum / ■ ■ _____ cause we have fears that the bal­ In reply to Ramsey,. Chief Jtfti- Organist and Choir .Director turned his hand to another field of creativity—writing. Ha haa fin- 44 VILLAGE ST.. MANCHESTER— Ml 9-3497 D r Fred B. Mgar, Minister Lshad a novel which he hopea will be publiahed before long. The tal­ was announced by Registrar Don­ GoR)' was indicted by a ^beson • • SUBSCRIPTION RATES loon ma.v have lost buoyancy al­ tice (Raymond P. Drymalski of . Watson W* odniff, P,D. Suntey Masses: The Rev. Percy Smith, Payable tn Adraact ented man, who livaa next door to youra truly on R t 81, haa alae ald Hemingway. Codnty Grand Jury this 'week on together, and be on the way to Municipal Court said the courts ■ 1 Minister flmeritua For adults 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 : Associate Minister Results of voting in ' four dis­ One Year ...... «» »« o’clock with two Masses at 9, one Completed a poem which he aaya haa been in the back of hie mind charges of Inciting riot. 'Re posted Sl» Momhe ...... I crashing. had to proceed on evidence and Philip Treggor, for 10 yeara. After reading It and reading it again, I aakad the au­ tricts Will be reported to him to fl.CKK) bond at Marlon. S.C., but Three Monlhe ...... J that "If the evidence is there, our 7;S0 a.m., Holy Communion. In the main auditorium for adults Minister of Muale .One Month ...... 1 ^ n is a ticklish business, this thor if he would mind having hU poem publahad in thla comer. Me be totaled after the polls close refused extradition. Solicitor Mau­ • Weealy ...... Judges will find them (landlordii) 8, 9;15 and 11 a.m.. Church serV' snd one for the children in the a t 8 p.m. prosperity ballooning of ours, and ices. basement; and two Masses at 10, gracloualy agreed. rice Braswell of Robeson Cininty ■Sincle Copy ...... <* gU 'lt'’.” i Services of Worship at 8 and 'Die Ydters will decide whether said extradition papers were filed PICK UP m . LIGGETT MEMBER OF wouldn't care to hay’s the task "We don’t have anything to> 'Youth Sunday; There: "Lord .. ,• one In the main auditorium and 10:45 a.m. they want Iwnds Issued for, a apologize for,” he said. “Ramsey Help Our Un'iellef.” Leader: Scott one in the basement. Plan Maftiifiieent Thursday for forwarding to South TiIE associa ted PREM of regulating the money valve. Sermon: ‘The Life Ws Prise,” Washington School addition and Al­ Carolina Gov. George Bell Tim­ P H O N C ^ ^ has never conferred with me or. Clendanlel. . Scripture Reading- Dr. Fred R. Edgar. terations, $300,000; a Mary Cheney :»ntiil*d*?o^’*ut**^'f*%iIuW*MUon*c^ " ’e think we can discern the 8L Bridget’s R. C. Church I stand apart and view our world merman Jr, ' REXALLDRUG .all n*«a dUpatchea credited to it. or an.v of'.our judges. If he has siiy Mark 9:14-24, Pamela Barnes Reception of new members. Reaplandent in the void; Library addition and alterations, .somewhat troublesome fact that. suggestions, we would be glad to Prayer,. Mary. Anne -^ach: Thr Rev. ^ohn J. Delaney, Pastor Braswell, who warned Cole by . not olherwiee credited in thie paper 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., Church Not Alexander's flat domain 8230,(H)0; a flltdr plant fo r the telephone that he would be arrest­ •and al*o Jie local nrwe publlehed here although a period of letting air Out] hear them." Message: "Faith’s Silent Plea,” Rev. Theodore Gabala, School. • All rlghte of republlcallon of epeclal But vast complete spheroid. Porter and Howard reservoirs, ed if he came back into North of the balloon has now produced a' Ramsey explained thgtShls re- Ralph Geer; "I Believe,” Charles Rev. Dennis R. Hussy, 10:45 a.m.. Nursery. Jdlepatchee herein are aleo reeerved A ssistants 8405,000; and a new Globe Hollow Carolina, has said he hopes to try OPEN 1 ...... I marks about the Court did not ap- Ryan; "Help Thou My Unbelief,” DIAL Scrr. '’"■• "k whi^ we want to|p,y tenement which bum^ 3:30-6 p.ifi., Gilbert a n d Sullivan Forever half alight and' dark swim ming pool, $150,000. I Cole on the riot charge next I Full eerrlce client of N B A. Janet Mortimer; ”A Statement of rehearsal. ,Ic» Inc The hack In it. the experimental j Thursday, since no court action Masses on Sunday a t'7, 8, 9, 10 . She seems to float in^pace. Voting machines for the election I Wednesday at Lumlierton.' . . Publlehere Repreeentatlvee^ I Faith,” Loretta Bu ’inell. 6 p.m., Carol and Wesley Choirs. Her purpose veiled in mystery, Sew i interval has been without realis-; against it is nending. But he and 11 a.m., and Masses down­ had been moved Into district poD# I ..Tullue Mathewe Special Agency — 9:15 and 11 a.m., CSiurch School, 7 p.m., MYF meeting, topic, "The Secure in aun'a embrace. Ing places by Highway Department ; 1 Ml 9-234S 1 • York Chicago Detroit and Boeton. tic gain.' . said overcrowding of any type la nursery through ..unior high. stairs at 9 and 10 a.m. Meaning of Faith,” discussion will SUNDAYS • MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Of workers today. • CIRCULATIONS If we now recover buoyancy, the- primary cause of such disas­ 2 p.m.. Rehearsal, pageant. take place In the vein of the Youth . Her lovely hues in snowcapa framed .A tty. TTiomas A. Bailey More Missile ters. Woodruff Hall. Church of the Assumption Non-Resident Vote j ‘ Tbr Herald Prlnllnf Company. Inc. which all of us now desire urgent- Week theme this year. Dr. Edgar As she revolves, saren*. They will be used at the East | — 9 A.M. fro 8 P.M. j Building Department records 6:30 p.m., CYP Club. Adams St. and ’tliompson Rd. will be moderator. laMumes no financial r«»PC''fibili'» ! Iv. that recovery will still find us Rev. Joseph F. Farrell, Pastor Antipodes in day and night Side Recreation Building In Dls- j unregistered property owners will h r FREE . Ivpoeraphlcal erron appearins In ad show the burned structure had 7 p.m., 7th and 8th Grade MIF, Blend dawn and dusk between. Launchings Set . T-rtleemems and other readln* mailer in essentially the same unsound been given a thorough building Rev, Francis T. Bnticr, Assistant trlct 1 hy property owners who; 26, MANCHESTER • In The Mancbeater Erenlnz Herald 661 Main S treet sre not registered voters as well District Moderators I position we were in when we first i iospodion In April 1957. A Community Baptlat Church The iHAuty here ineffable SHOPPING PARKADE • Dleplav adyertlilni cloain* houra; blocked fire exit was found and Major ami Mrs. John Pickup M asses Vt 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. as by electors of the town. Any ! Ally. Bailey will be moderator As Rain Ends DELIVERY .sought a tight money cure. There Officers In Charge 598 Eaat Center St. at the Green Appalls my earth-bound sense; resident more than 21 years old m the first district as well as chief •Por Monday—1 p m Friday the matter was referred to the John R. Neubert, Minister I know a new humility; Tor Tueaday—1 p. m Monday is not yet, at any rate, any sign lire department. C. Peter Carlton, Bandmaster St. M anrice R. C. Church who has been assessed for $1.000; moderator for the election. Mod- or Wednesday—1 p m Tuesday Walter Grzyb, An ecstasy inteitee. or more may vote in the bond elec- eratora In other dlatrict* will be (ConUnued from Page One) or Thuridav—1 p m Wedneaday that we are really prepared to However, Division Marshal Rob­ Mrs. Lillian Perrett, Boltoa Center Orgaaist-Choirmaster nr Friday—1 p m Thureday abandon that belief in ever higher ert J. O’Brien, who heads the fire Songster Leader Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor tlon at the first district polling Atty. W. David Keith at the Weat h. for Saturday-1 p m Friday. Mrs. Ruaaell V. Hughes, Wer* I not of the earthly bora, place Side Recreation Building on Cedar ! " '"‘o he would say, prevention bureau, said the bureau 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes Church School Snpt. Claaalfled deadline: 10:110 a m each wages, ever higher profits, ever for all ages. Alton J. M u n s 1 e Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 I'd wonder what may lie List* of the last j^rand lint will St.. Diatrict II; Ally. Vincent! . ’ . , , - . ; jiay of publication aacepi Saturday — had received no complaints of vio­ Between those sparkling eiWer cape; higher prices which must he tem­ lations in the building since 19,54. | YPSM. a.m. be available for checking there Diana at the Waddell School on ; T*** j i i L ______Jan. 26, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Two Do beings live and die, ^ bu' not In other polling places. Broad St.. Diatrict III; and Ally. , , ‘ the 6.4-lnch one h'lllt pered If we want to keep aloft. James V. Cunningham, who ^ 10:45 a.m... Holiness service with similar services of worship. « Saturday, January 25 heads #the Hyde Park-Ken wood Band and Male quartet music. Sacred Heart Church t ■ Sixty-two workera will )>e at the Robert W. Gordon, the Community ' inf *■’' "avy » . tockeU j During these months of tight Parental Dedication of Infants To love, to hope, and soma to atrut polls, according to Rcgiatrar Hem- , Y on N. Main St.. District IV. , ^he Army s satellite actually is Community Conference, said his Message, “Nothing but Leaves.” Oiurch St., Vemon a t 9:30. money policy, the cost of living In vanity and wars. ingway, who is supervising elec- There will be no voting until the final stage of Its 3-stage rocket. I grouD’s observers reported the; 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by Sermon Topic: "Suffering . . . While she revolvea within the grand It is a metal cylinder, aix Inches j Z The Anachronisms Again has not responded to our aup- building depaitment "prosecutes j Mrs. Elizabeth .Wilson and Mrs. Sunday Masses at 8, 9:30 and-11 Character , . . Hope" tlon arrangements with Democrat- next fall In the fifth district re- - In his current visit to the meet­ a.m. qotlllion of the stare ? Ic Registrar Edward F. Moriarty, cently created by the Board of In diameter and 80 Inches long 1 posedly deflationary treatment. If for everything except overcrowd- Major John Pickup. 9:30 am.. Sunday Church School Still another of the nation's first ings of the Baghdad Pact. .Serre- ing.” I 7:30 p.m.. Salvation meeting with The total of voting machines Director*, we get a reprieve from our cur­ for children and youth, Crgdle Roll Time, space, and distance seem to me confused. line missiles the Atlas is being 1 Scouts Vicky Cohun and Robert Dunfield apply an arm tournl- . 3ary of State Dulles is still engaged "When we aak why not over- Band and Songster music. Soloist, St. Francis of Assisi Church through college age. ready for use by the town's ap- Polling placea will open at 8 Troop 25 Winner j qtiet to David Wilk. the patient. The boys are members of Troop rent fear of a recession, we are South W indsor, Rt. 30 'There Is no' norm ; proximately 22.000 registered vot- , a m. Wednesday for the bond ref­ groomed for a shoot. This Is the | 3n trying to fight a twentieth crowding, we are told that It! Mrs. Myrtle McComb. Message by 10:45 a.m., Church Activity 'This same celestial mystery 5,000 mile Intercontinental ballistic i 3 of the Waddell School. (Herald Photo by Pinto). U" LP ail set to go again, as careless snd would make thousands homeless,” Major John Pickup. Rev. Francis Kao'clis, Cumte ers and an unknown number of I erendum. "Century war with nineteenth cen­ program for children, .Cradle Roll Imbues the atom’s form. missile which has been fired twice ■ In First Aid-O-Ree; prosperity-happy as before. ( he said. i ------through grade 3. tury techniques. Our devotion to M asses a t 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. *ucc»ssfullv although the range* _ . - - I ing a picket line. He called the cepted money from employers. He ^ Brand New ^ • o e h As in other fields of human be­ 4:30 p.m.. "The Meaning of All this implies an answer kept of the effective firings were far Vich anachronisms as the great North MethodUt Church Church Membership”—a study se­ Boy Scout Troop 25 received, charges a frameup to silence him. also said he knew of the padding havior. one Is forced to the ques­ From us with clear Intent. Slate Dept. Impressed short of the full capability of the for the second year, the first aid UHECK OUR I.ARGE FINE STOCK liodge-podge of power politics alli­ 447 N. Main .St.. Concordia Evangelical Lutheran ries for all interested. .Skura swore he was 12 miles away of employer payrolls. He said re­ tion of whether we ever do learn. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Cbiircli What power withholds the secret of weapon. cup pre.sented by .lames Irvine at at the time of the alleged cross­ sulting profits were pocketed by i ances we have taken so much Connectievt 6:45 p.m.. Junior High Youth This plan magnificent. Open Every Day and Thursday and Friday Evenings For all the times we have seen Jam es W. McKay, Winter and Garden Streets Fellowship. Filmstrip discussion; the third annual F irst Ald'-'O-Ree ing. A committee aide. Jerome people from tvolh the employer and | *3>ains to organize is a troublesom e booms come and go, we still seem M inister of .Music The Rev. Erich Brandt, Pastor “Adventure in Ourtown". Refresh­ last night al the Verplanpk School. Adlerman, said he had confirmed union sides. .Again he named no Troops 7.3 and 1.52 tied for sec- 3 hlng. to have the same naive theory Yanhee Ivan Beckwith, ments. Senators Weigh Soviet: Hospital Notes 1 this. names. 9 a.m.. Sunday School: kinder-, Organist and Choirmaster ond place. Sixty-four scouts rep-1 William Dekoning refused to Peter Batallaa, another dlssMenl - These alliances, from NATO to that the particular boom we are 7:30 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellow­ A Thought for Today Open Forum .By A. H. O. garten, junior and youth depart­ ship •w^lth Sandra Carpenter and resenting eight Iroc/p.* of the Black 1 promise that similar charges would member of the Long Island local, : Potterton^s ^EATO to the Baghdad Pact, do living in Is so uniquely sound It Sponsored by the Manchester ADMITTED YESTERDAY: I-xidge D istrict competed in th is' not lie pressed against another of testified that six "strong arm ments. Sunday, Jan. 26th 3rd Sunday Roberta .Johns, leading. Refresh­ Council of Churches 3iot in reality create anj'thing more will last forever. We race to pro­ 10:30 a.m., Sunday School: nur­ after the Epiphany: ments. Busy InstttaMon Bid to Swap Legislators Richard Diamond. 88 Constance contest. his accusers, Lewis Wilkens. men " beat him into unconscious­ FINEST OF SERVICE SINCE 1081 .Members o("t he winning patrol lhan an illusion of safety. Mili- duce more than we should, make No peace meetihg of Republican sery and primary departments. 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. To the Edl(or, Dr.; John J, Henry. 88 Birch St,; I William Wilkens, a brother of ness because he offered a motion factional leaders can ever quite I Believe , . . No Vacany! This Is a sign that were Tony Alibro. Robert Cote, | Lewis, had charged that union of­ at a 1955 m eeting to let more ! 11)0 CE.NTEB STREET CORNER OF CHURCH iarily, they are poroils. Sometimes, more money than we should, ex­ 10:30 a.m.. Family Worship, 8:45 a.m.. Early Worship Serv­ Church of The Nazarme (Continued from Page One) Miss Colleen Shannon. 17 Oval bury the war of political philoso­ Sermon: "Blessed Mourners” — 466 Main St. Who build* a Church within his might very well appear at the I Joe Morcin. Robert Sales. Bnice | ficials whom he did not name ac­ members vole. 1 J^s has been the case with the ice; sermon, ’"rhe Touch of the Lane: Misa Pauittie Davis, South pand our factories more than we phies which exists within the party. the third In a series on The Beat­ Master’s Hand.” C. E. Winslow,/MiniKter heart. Mary Cheney Library many even­ nibin reportedly proposed would Engagement Marlow. Gordon Hurwilz and Gary Baghdad Rpet, they split the very should, open more' retail outlets It la, in one sense, a w ar be­ itudes. Youth Week observance Gertrude Wilson and And takes it with him everywhere. ings during the week. Except, of Windsor; Mrs. Ruth Martelh 35 Harri.sem. 10:15 a.m., Later Worship Serv­ require approval of Congress ae 1 Birch St.: Kevin Fluckiger, Falr- area they art supposed to defend, than we should, buy more things tween those who worship the ma- with young people leading in wor­ ice; sermon, “The Touch of the Florence WoOd, O rganists I holier far lhan he whose church course, that thie busy town library well as the State Department. I Artificial respiration, splinting ehinc eoneept of politics, and those has to take care of ell demands IJetzwick-Peterson view Ave.. Rockville; Irene Sher- fot"fraclures, shcK-k treatment and so that, to date, we ourselves have on time than we should, all exact­ ship and an offering for scholar­ Master's Hand.” (Nursery in the Is but a 1-day house of prayer. .The 2-house .Supreme Soviet,' who look for something a little ships. 9:30 a m. Church School; Junior made upon it even under impos­ Mr*. Joseph Napoli, 28 William win. South Windsor: Frederick pres.siire to arrest bleeding were not dared join the alliance we our­ Parish House). Ruasia'e Parliament, is composed' St., announces the engagement of Chmura. Willimantlc: Mrs. Sophie ly as we have done it before. Thcrf. higher and better and more at­ 6:30 p.m.. Junior High Youth 2 p.m.. Synodical Evangelism and Intermediate Departments sibly overcrowded conditions. . necessary to solve the first aid selves organized, lest we lose all Fl'-st Church of Christ, Hclentist of delegates representing political • her daughter. Lorraine E., to Pfc. Silkowskl. 15 Andor Rd.: Mr*. when this collective folly bursts, tractive to the voters in the role Fellowship, worship and recreation School for Laymen and Pastors at meet at Davis Memorial Youth No addition has been built in the siiVidJvtslon* of the nation who arc problems presented to the boys by friendship and Influence with Arab of their party. Al the moment, In before attending 7:30 Church pro­ C enter./ Masonic Temple last twenty years, yet jlhink of Henry' L, Peterson Jr., son of Mr. Marta Kelley. 3.3 Charter Oak 91.; N H. Osborne, referee. as it always must if It Is not re St. John's L utheran Church. 295 usually selected without opposition and Mrs, Frank Carton. Bolton: Maria f’sr- states not content to snuggle into all hlanip ^Connecticut pirtv, the machine gram in Japan. 10:45 a.m. Worship service; mes­ how much Manchester has grown Henry Peterson, East Each scout patrol, in its desig­ strained in time, we Arch St., New Britain. (Leave our 11 a m., .Sunday Service. The )x>dy meet* periodically to ap­ H artford la. 165 W. Middle Tpke : Mrs. bed with an old master, Turkey. nolitics concent lono" sei-ved ably 6:30 p.m, Senior High Method- Chiuch shortly after 2*p.m.). sage, “Pursuing the Promised Pos- I during that time. Even then no prove decision.* already reached nated area, worked on the same everybody but ourselves. and efficiently bv the Brennan- Fellowship, business ■eiislon.” ‘ 11 a.m., Sunday School. I town money was spent for build- Mias Getzwick attended local Ruth Miller. 75 Main St.: JcVi problem. The 14 judges, Red Cross Always, these special alliances de­ ist Youth 8 p.m., Wedneaday meeting. within the Communist party which .schools and is employed at the LeSiire. 274 Parker St.: Mrs, El­ When and If we get our reprieve Z"ll»r fTtion of the party 8“ems meeting and social hour preceding St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 6 p.m.. Youth service. 'ngs. but the libraries were given sctuallv nile* Russia. First Aid Instructors, after scor­ tract from the prestige and Influ­ Reading Room Hours: ! Jayc .Manufacturing Co. Her fi- len Roper. 8 N. Fairfield St : Lan- ing the work done by the boys, from the recession we lia\c all close to the ton, pr'marily, perha>is, attendance a t 7 :30 church pro­ Church and Park Sts. 6 p.m., Junior Society. by public-spirited donors. Now all Ren. H. A lexander Smith (R-N J 1. 1 ence of the United Nations, which 7 p.m.. ‘Evangelistic service; Tuesday to Friday, 12-4 p.m. the public-spirited citizens have an . - . „ , I ance graduated from East Hart- don Capewell. Wliydsor: Edward had an opportunity to discuss with bf'.n asking for, let's take it ea.sy. because much of th" leadership gram on Japan. The Rev. Alfred L. Williams. Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. a member of the Senate Foreign | f„^d High School and 1* aerving R?«'tor message, "Spiritual Stratosphere.” opportunity to provide the very Fitzgerald. 174 Oak St ; Mrs. them the correct procedure for Is certainly an irony when one which, durin’" the I.xidge adm 'nls- 7:30 p.m., “Journey to Japan” Wednesday 7-7:55 p.m. Relations Committee, said he is Mafalda Furlani. *• New Boston. 'ret'on, exalteii the concept of The Rev. Prescott Beach 'Jr., reasonable sum asked for the I with the Marine Corps, stationed solving the first aid problem. guesses that if there were real — The third in a series of pro­ "Truth " will be the subject of "ven’ favorable" to the idea of ex­ at Camp Lejeune, N. C. Mass.: Barry Cavagnaro, 72 Linn- Siecret Poliw At B .iy nublic service ahead of party gain, grams on Japan for youth and A.ssistant TalroUrille Congregational Church library addition. Karl Kehler acted aa chief judge trouble in any of these pact areas, the I>esson Sermon for Sunday, changing delegation* from Con­ A June wedding is planned. more Dr. and Dr. M. H Neill was the medi­ Only one thing, apparently, has e'ther faded from the scene or adults. Features: A presentation of Sydney W. .51acAlplne, Dr. AlliMn Ray Heaps, January 2*. Fortunately Manchester is the gress and the Rii.ssian Parliament. ' we might* find ourselves going to Organist qnd- Choir Director Inte/lm Minister BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A cal observer. turned the liberty-fighting crowds been nvomoted from it. It is also the three main religions of Japan The Golden Text la from Isaiah kind of a town which recognizes "I think an extension of cultural i daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John the United Nations after all. .Mrs. W. B. Kloppcnbiirg, Mrs. Arithony ITrbanettl, the value of a good library as a The purpose of this contest aa I of Caracas into the beast that part of the pres-nt s'tuat'on *het plus a motion picture in color and (23:1): "O Lord, thou art my God; and other exchange* with Russia Covensky. RED 3; * daughter to stated by the committee in charge TliAt, at least, was what we did there is not very mu-’h to fi’tht soumk "Fujija, Orphan of Japan.” Junior Choir Organist Dlr^tor of Music I -will ex alt thee. I wiH praise thy place where both adults and young W’ouid nromole better understand-' Open Forum I every ipoY) threatens to become. ! a.m.. Worship service, sermon ■Mr. and .Mrs Walter Harlmi, Ell­ is tn sliniiilate interest in Fust •'bout. If there were, fruee would All welcome. 11 name; for thou hast done wonder­ people can improve themselves, Ing." he said. "There likewise ought ington: a son to Mr and .Mrs. in the Suez crisis. There, we were I Tlist was,when the mob conren- Jan. 26, 3rd Sunday afte r Epl- subject: /The Gospel of the i There are mighty few voters In Aid and ini'rea.se the knowledge be more difficult, aol the tradi-| ful things; thy counsels of old are to )>e meetings tietween delegations ‘Fine I'resenlatlon' Ravmond MsrAloine. Routli Wind­ and skill in it.* use for as many bound by another special pact, a j trated on the secret police of Dic­ tional onnosltion to the Brennan-' phan"; Abundant Life." Dr. Heaps faithfulness and truth." j this town who would think of of Americans and Russians con­ Coienant Congregutlnnal Church 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. 7 p.m.. Annual meeting of the To the Editor, sor; s son to .Mr. and Mrs Rsy- scouts as po.sMble so that they pact by which we and Britain and tator Jimenez. The attack on their Zeller school of politvs might not Selections from the Bible include ' denying opportunities to others cerned w-i(h the pure sciences ” mond Hickev 290 I-earv Dr 49 Spruce St. 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist with church,,to be followed by reception [ merely because they themselves do On Tuesday the I.itirsry Board mav Be Prepared " for em ergen­ France had pledged ourselves to ,,p„rtquarters paralleled In feroc­ be so lacking In Iead»rshin. the following; "And Jesus . went Ren Kefauver (fi-Tenni thought made a fine presentation of the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: cies at home, si hool and their But ther’' are. obvfoua'y, recur­ Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor Junior Choir Celebrant and in­ in honrtr of Dr. and Mrs. Heaps. about all -he cities and villages, not need to use the library facill- the propos.-i! a good ide.-i. defend either side in the Arrib ity and vengefulness and in some structor. the Rector. All members and friends of the problems and aims of the Mary Miss Sylvia Akerlind, Coventry: ' community. rent situations in which such d'' teaching in their synagogues, snd tle.x. "I think we ought to be willing Mrs I-svinia Broiisseaii. Bradford. Israeli situation against aSgres- of the detail the same phase of an­ Sunday. Jan. 26 9 a.m.. Service in the CThildren's churgh cordially invited. The Rev. preaching the gospel of the king­ Cheney Library. There is little any­ ferences qf philosophy do have con We are also fortunate that w* to meet them on even terms. " one can add but it seem* to rne as R I : Mrs. M ary Cervini, 216 Oak sion by the other. The actual situa­ other revolution, that in Hungary. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. Chapel (old church) followed by Robert Shimoda, pastor-elect, will dom, and healing every e'.ckneas have In the Mary Cheney Library Kefauver said in a separate inter­ Crete polittral imnortance, and anv , service in the Nursery Chapel, 41 begin his pastorate Feb. 1. a taxpayer and user of the library St : Mrs. Mary Diifrane. 74 Bige­ tion found Britain slid France view of the party situation which Morning Worship, 10:45 and every disease among the peo­ a centrally located building with view "They ought to let our ren- In Budapest, too, the mobs fight­ Sermon topic: 1’Jesus Only.” 1 Park St., both conducted by the that the small sum which will )>e low St : Edward Dziadul. RFD 3. Probers Push joining in such an. attack. If we pretends that the facfionallam of ple." » plenty of room for expansion so resentatlves go around there If Rockville; Robert Edwards. 116 ing for freedom turned to - the Church-time Nursery, 10:30 • Assistant. Church School classes Correlative passages from added to each taxpayer's hill, if hkd remained true to our pledge, the past has been merely a m’tfer ! that we don't need to purchase a tliey do. -ve ought to extend them the voters of Manchester appiove Prospect St . Rockville: Margaret comniis.sion of atrocitie.s them­ a.m. 1 follow the 9 o'clock family serv- Zion Ev’angelicnl Lutheran Church "Science and Health with Key to site and erect an entirely new the s.iii'e coiutesv The ninre un­ we would then have gone to war of a f^'v clashin" n -rso n a'lt’es. | Evening Fellowship. 7 p.m. ices. (M issouri H.vnod) the Scriptures" by Mary Baker the reque.sted appiupnatioii on next FraziCr. 340 Hackmatack St.: For Speed on selves when they finally caught up ^ and can be prevented for the fu- building. A t is an ideal location derstanding that I* rea< hed at the Wednesday, will be well repaid in Robert Jamle.son Jr. 65 Prospect against them. Instead we went to Sermon topic; "The Good Shep- 11 a m.. Morning Prayer with Cooper and High Sts. Eddy. Include the following (p. which is readily accessible to people level and the eongie.ssional wlth the seci'et police who had | lure bv .smokin'" a 1958 e.-m’iai'-n herd.”^ I sermon by the Rector. Senior The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor 494:30): "Our Master cast out the added facilities and relief of St . Rockville; Mrs. Dorothy Krau- the United Nations, where we did been shadowing and terrorizing l.jw’*'’*' Pi'”’ iTnores th - more ba.sic people from *11 parts of Manches­ level the b etter It will he for all. the lack of sp!^,ce now existing in shaar, 109 Lockwood St : Mrs Miss Marlon A. Erdln, Organist devils (evils) and healed 'the sick. ter. "Of eoiirse It ought to he kept, Union Cleanup gel the result of peace. This was their lives for so many years. natitre of th - n srty diV's who | ^^'o. In t)ie‘e-riV'winte7 "of Hal Boyle Epiphany. evil out of themselves and others Anna French and her efficient staff St : Bryan Nearing. 3 Tower Rd : worth of such special arrange­ had lived by atrocity died by ’ the fine library staff who have their Supreme Soviet sre not freelv for their unfailing courtesy and Arthur Niles. 40 Talcott Ave. bccani'' one of the nation’s f'rat 9 a.m., Sunday School. (Note: srtd heal the sick. God will heal the day. McClellan held all concerned ments for keeping the peace.’ atrocity. For other symbols of Tovernora to nroelaim for Dwight been doing such an excellent job elected renresentatives ■' helpfulness to all who use the Rockville: Mrs. Helen Horton. Free bus transportation for chil­ sick through man. whenever man under trying conditions. There is Rep M’lnsfield of Mont.ma. as­ under continuing subpoena both dairy farmers will be paid ; dictatorial power there might be D. Ei.scr'hovcr. It was his wing of is governed by God. Truth cast out library. Broad Brook: Mrs ,\nn Pallein. dren whose parents cannot bring no more devoted group of public sistant Democratic leader and .a 24 .N Fairfield St : Edwin Relch- accusers and accused in the Long ated and organized all these ape- for tiu aecret police none, llip party, and not the Brennan- Rangers Still Think or send them, or live at a distance. error now as surely as it did nine­ Katherine E Greenoiigh servants In Manchester. foreign -elaflons ronimitteeman, ard, 149 E. Middle Tnke : .Ioann Island Loinl. ..\nd he w.-iriied he cial alliances, having perhaps false- -pi,gy themselves, in the verdicts of Zeller win*", which put on the Co"i- For information, kindl'- dial Mitch­ teen centuries ago. All of Truth Is Sincerely yours. would regard "as conteiup'. of the necticut drive which swept the not understood: hence Us healing ssM Po’-gress would ba\'e to oor- Grateful Rich!. 6.37 W Middle Tpke : W. approximately one-cent a quart ly and Inaccurately hailed them as I mobs, had long ago abandoned ell 9-0408, or 9-4444.) K atherine D. Bourn sid*T- nil sspeel* of the proposed To the Editor, Hassan Salley. 113 Autumn St.: United Stales .Senate" any threats, Connecticut delegation into the 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible Class. power Is not fully demonstrated.” coercion or violence agaln.st any of sound, good bulw bulwarks arks against rlaini to be tonsidered human Eisenhower camp. It was Lodge Of Him as Alive exe'iange May I use this column to express Edward Thomas. Glastonbury; 10 a.m.. Nursery in the pariah Mansfield said Soviet .spokea- my gratitude for the medical care Mrs Barbara Reirhie and son, tho.se who testified. Communist irhperialisin. we find beings. who provided one of the key house during church worship. Calvary Chapel inen had advanced the Idea before The comm ittee shift.* Monday to less for the milk they sell ourselves stuck with them, and Ei.senhower strategv speeche.s at (Assemblies of God) and to the nurses with the many W apping: -Mrs .Mildred Lalime But here, nonetheles.s, was re­ New York (/P»—A great leader my mouth shut. We lived on the 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Text: Rutli Milieu and he was under the impression aides, received while a patient at and son. 144 Green Manor Rd.: an investigation nf Philadelphia faced with the consideration that, the national convention. This posi­ front line. We were in tight Matth. 4:12-17. Theme: "Light in S3 Vernon Street thst the State Department had IjOcal 542 and the role New York vealed and emphasized, once again, tive crusading for Eisenhower, never quite dies altogether. He Kirnneth L. Gustafson, Pastor the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Arlene iJiBrec and son. 613 should we ever scuttle them, ■ the squeezes all the time. the Region and Shadow of Death." sent the suggestion along to Con­ Having )>een assigned to the spe­ .Main St. Labor extol t'loiiist Joey Fay play­ an old law of human behavior. The which played an important part tn lives in the spirit he kindled among ed in its affairs. But the Senate in­ to your milkman Communists would Interpret that ‘The colonel liked to do his own 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. 9:45 a.m.. Sunday S':hool, with ’High Fashion* Is a Little gress, where he said nothing was cial care section by my .doctor, mob athirst for liberty, inflamed the nomination of Eisenhower, those who followed him. ' reconnoltering for his night at­ , 1:30 p.m.. The Lutheran Hour Too Stratospheric for Her don* about it. later to the 3rd floor West vestigators plan to get back to the to he an admission of fear, futility would not have com- from Con­ clPssea for all agea. Sen Capehart (R-Indi. another I-ong I.sland local before long. with its concept of the dig­ So it is that. In a very real way. tacks. When we couldn’t go any Broadcast, WPOP. For 'Thie Is the 11 a.m., Morning Worahlp. There is one thing the fashion Many thank.s and appreciation to pm And w eakness on our part. .So Mr. nity of the individual, often he- necticut if th- Brennan-Zeller William Orlando Darby, founder of further by jeem. v,'a.'fl climb aboard Life,” TV. kindly consult news­ designers, who lately seem to have foreign relations committeeman all. N Corn Sunlicd Fay is a foinier inlei national groun had bgfn running the nartv. 6 p.m., Chrlot'a Amhissadors who has visited Russia, said he vice pie.sident of Ihe-Operating En­ Dulles has to keep going around, lr#y* and poisons itself long be­ the American Rangers in the Sec­ donkeys. And wlicn _\ve got to paper or guide. (Young People). been out-doing each other, in try# E. H. Casavant. To the contrary, on.e of this group'.s ond Wo"ld War, is still very much places in the hiiis where even the .4 p.m.. Dedication of Christian ing to 'm ake us wonrien look as thought it miglit be all right to For Rare Slareh gineers. whose members handle huffing and puffing new air into fore it reaches ,its goal, witli a 7 p.m., Evangpllstlc Service. regular h»nchmen, the Ind-striict- alive, although he died two da>safe w’lth him.” Choir Director Mrs. Herald Lee, Choir Director ing, and ever so sltghty pigeon- .States. 'The Soviet envoy .said ! John Deko’-inc. a cousin of th* own power politica brand of alii- ^ history, it takes a dictator To the men he aeemed super­ toed.’’ they concluded that "it l.s neces­ local nie.siclent Eisenhower, still unpopular with Only one time did Darby ever 51iss Martha Thornton, Mrs. Doris Skinner, Organist • Columbus. Ohio /P Beavers your milkman will find it ance la at the very same time one curb the blind tyranny with manv Republican machine- human. He Was wounded ^ three Religious Education Director If 1 want to walk pigeon-toed 1 sary to create conditions for the Des Moines '/Pi Vr. and Mrs. Wilkins and John Dokonmg had times, but we never really be'lleved lose his composure. That was at better learning of both our people , Tony Mihalovich of Des Moines were a lot bigger 8- 12,000 years joined fellow unionists in testify­ of ouri was exploding over Suez, pj mob, which brings the Irag- minded politicians, did get elected, Cisterna, on the AnZio Beachhead, 9:30 a.m.. Church School for can do it all by myself — without he could be killed—he had been any special high-fashion equip­ aliout the other" Later, Nixon i received a card addressed: Mr. and ago. An upper jawbone found at a ing about goon tactics, payioll They found themselves engaged in • and reelected. Some Republicans when a German divirion surround­ Sunday, Jan. 26. Y outh Sunday nursery, kindergarten, and primary construction site her indicates through so much." 10 a.m. Morning Worship and dfpkrtmenta. ment — just by turning in my agreed W’ith Zarubin that their ; Mr.s, Toney Molivich. Northeast padding. pa”nff.s. and employers possible to pass this reduction nothing less than a war with one jefepd the secret po­ will still argue that Taft could ed and largely deatioyed'two bat­ beavers of that era weighed per­ have done aa well, but the real kev Hollywood recently "discovered” Church Sch'obl. 11 a.m.. Church School for jun­ to-s. talk had been "ii-seful.'' 14th Inside City Limits. Two Big voting in union meetings. They Of their allies, and in thatimoment. Col. Darby, an • officer many be­ talions of Ranger;i as he was try­ Zarubin sought the meeting with Pine Trees In Front Vard, Des haps .500-600 pounds and were also charged that former convicts lice of a dictatorship 7 No one. to their attitude is that thev ing; to break through to th e ir res­ First Address by Miss Judith ior and intennediate departments. But I don't want to walk pigeon- if they had any sense, they realized lieved was destined to be Army Barnes. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning wor­ toed. And come to think of It Nixon and- asked ttie Vice Presi­ Moines, Iowa. roughly the size of a black bear. had received a membership privi- They must be human acuni; to be j might have preferred defeat with cue.” dent to convey his good wishes to on to you. that, in the event of real trouble chief of staff, and Warner Bros, Second Address by Michael Pat- ship, sacrament of baptism. Ser­ there’s one other thing the desien- ' lege the right' to vote denied in -the work they are. But the idea ! victory with .somebody, else. has told part of his story in a no­ "Don’t give up. Infiltrate back," ers aren’t going to do to me. Put President Eisenhower. The Rus­ I most other local rnemhers. with anybody else, the security Darby kept pleading into the field Ulak. mon subject; "Knocked Down — ,K.. table film of battle action called, 6:48 p.m. Mu Sigma Chi meets But Not Out!” The Junior Choir me in a sack dre.ss. sian diplomat said he Hid not ask i William Dekoning acknowledged phone. "Don’t give up! Don't give for a. White House appointment system they had derised for them- meted out by the processes of | j„ the Connecticut party developed "Darby's Rangers.” at the church. • will sln£,at'the first serVice. Mrs. Thanks for Belts he had been convicted of coercing up! Don’t give up'” because he knew- the President an employer. But he denied this aelvcs would be the sharpest kind democracy, rather than by their j a concrete significance in the pa.st, Contrera was one of a number 7 p.m. Junior-High Pilgrim Fel­ (Jharlei Miller will be the soloist The belt «was invented to keep of former Rangera whb attended "When he" was told -the men a t Jie. second service, women’s dresscg from looking like w as busy. Atom Experts Hail brought the uoion into dispute. He of liability. Like us, hoiyver, they own inhuman codes, that can he there is. of course, also a chance lowship will meet at the home a preview of the picture here the couldn’t infiltrate back bei;|iuae Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin,'187 7 p.m., Junior High Methodist sacks. It’s been a heaven-ient also denied he was a dictator In do not know how to retreat from defended. Perhaps all hope of hu­ thjit the same kind of choice of they were' trapped,”.said Contrera, blessing to W’omen through the union affairs. presidential candidates may obtain other night. Now’ 38, Contrera is Princeton St. Youth Fellowship. their anachronism, althbugh they man progress lies ultimately in an upholsterer by trade. He and "the colonel put hie head down on . 7 p.m.. Senior Methodist' Youtk agea. Surprise! CTliarlea .Skiira. a/iothkr member in 1960. Then, again, it would his arm' and cried for several mo­ may know it to be useless, and even the possibility that somebody, jonie his wife, Lucille, have bought a Emanuel Lutlieraa Church Fellowship. Any time women decided they U.S. H-Potver Gain of the local's reform faction, won make aome difference what fac­ ments, He broke down. He had al­ could get along without a belt, Denver, (Jolo. i/Pi — Tony Medina a. promise that he will not be tried "Su dangerous. day, shall halt the process hy home and are hoping to adopt a C. Henry Anderson, .Pastor tion happened to be dominant in baby. ways put the safety of his men 8t. John’s . Polish National they stopped looking llke,.wonien Jumped in his car, start^ it and by the union on charges of cross- The history of such opposing al­ which one excess breeds another, Connecticut, and the fact that there G. A lbert Pearson, never outgiO'^! a He rarely fights the war any­ first, and 'le coi*Idn’t ■tan'i the Minister of Music Catholic Church and began looking like sacks. put It in gear. The car wouldn't (Continued from Page One) ’’ H for Hope and Britain 'Leads the liances does not indicate that we and that another. was something vital to fight over more ("except sometimes at night thought of what was happenmg 28 Golway St. I saw a woman the other day budge. Medina got out, crawled Way." Vouineed have very much chance of extri­ would probably guarantee a new In his sleep,” said his w ife), but to them, Rev. D. Kent Kuiawasz, Rector who obviously had spent a good underneath, found someone had clear power program at an open Old charges of American pres­ ri.se of rival leadership in the state. Divine 'Worshio snd Church _____ •) cating ourselves from them before ^ rsvar when he does think of it, his "But none of us ever blamed School. 9 and 10:30 a.ni. bit of money getting the “new jacked up (he ca'r during the night hearing Feb, 10. sure for Britain to hold off its an­ It will be sensible to label what­ look." When she entered the ele­ nouncement until the United Slates they bring on the war they'are t T V Allt<:^1111d thoughts turn always to Col. Dar- him. It wasn’t his fault.” 9 a.m., The following -young 8:30 a.m.., Mass. and walked awaj with the vehicle's ever is riegotialed now a truce, fOr The last time Contrera ever saw vator I happened to catch the driveshaft. BRITISH .H B1L.ANT caught up were dredged up by supposed to prevent by ,, being so by. ' •“ people will conduct the service: 10:30 a.m„ High Mass. Connecticut ' \ \ 1958.' ' Charlie was one of the first to Darby was -when the colonel came Earl Werdelin, Joyce Wogman, amazed and flabbergasted look London, Jan. 25 1 i ~ Jubilant some papers. Announcements of ready to fight it. But perhaps, this Fits AH Li>calions volunteer when Darby was given to visit 119 surviving Rangers at Robeft Matson, Marion Fitch, Gospel Hall. that passed between two gentle­ Dew ran total as much as 10 Britons read about Zela. the man­ fusion research were made both in time,, we may manage some dis­ the assignment of creating an elite Camp Butner in North Carolina. Eric Gothberg, Kdrln Pearson, 415 Center St. men who were courteous enough Inches of water a year. made sun to harness H-bomb pow­ London and Washington yesterday. Fiesh 1 W engagement. wiadem, in deference Hicksville. N. Y.—A Hlcksville Aiitomatioii Seen spearhead force for the' Anriy, a "He nevecmade a speech to us— and Valerie Johnson. not to laugh out loud. er, in their newspapers today and Chairman Lewis L Strauss of She had on a sack dress — In to the fact that the slakes have concern reports that it has devel­ fqrce comparable to the U.S. Ma­ just talked to us one by one, or in 10:30 a.m.. Service; Jeanne Hal- 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of Bread. were' told their scientists had the U.S. Atomic Energy Authority Milk! oped an indoor television antenna Po.ssjble ill Radio rines, but smaller. small groups,'He was very sad." vorsen. Harold Sandeen, June 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. which she seemed to be lost. Her achieved a triumph on-a par with has denied the charges. now- become neither victory nor asymmetrical ehoei made her look it says is suited to all locations and Ae a Pfc., Contrera landed with After 11 months on the Army Werdelin, Eddie Dell, Joan Ander- 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. I Russia's Sputniks. The Conservative Daily Tele­ defeat, but sunival. as though she might any minute Personal Notices provides extra power for fringe New York:—Completely auto­ the Rangers in Africa, but it wasn’t General Staff in' Waanington. von. Richard Berggren and Janice 8 p.m., Tuesday, Bible study. The story of the doughnut­ graph mentioned the cliarges but. PINE , areas. The device also features until after the group had stormed Darby returned to the Italian front Tolf. fell over her own feet, and her hat shaped reactor, which British act- commented editorially that British mated broadcasting is. possible 8 p.m.. Friday, Prayer meeting. looked for all the worldi ilka a Y If We Get Th^t Reprieve telescopic rabbit ears that disap­ with a neyvly developed system the beaches of Sicily that he came as deputy commandei* Of the 10th 5 p.m., P.C.L. will m.eet in entists claim will harness the fu­ scientists had been •■stimulated, PHARMACY basket down over her head. ' Card of Thanks sion process of thi H-bomb and informed and assisted by American 664 Center St.—Tel. MI 9-9814 Our goVernmerital management pear intq the TV cabinet when pot that contains taped commercials tqiknow Darby well. Mountain Division. A German shell Luther Hall for a buslnesls meet* , She was in high fashion. But she in use. ITie antenna is housed in a killed him soon after, as he v.’as Ing and then vielt. St. Mary’s • ^ Good Scouts produce-fiinUless cheap power, was brains." nf ourfprqsperity.has now reversed and news, recorded "music and sjiot "He Wpnted a driver who could was certainly a sight > We wish to ‘tlianK all of oiir neigh­ plastic cabinet similar -to a desk- als() act as ah Interpreter,” Con- inspecting-frontline positions Caiurch. All are aekSa tp bring a bors.' friends and relatives for llie many splashed across the nation's front “In a year or two,” ' the Tele- announcements, "Two hundred 45- PTOle, England (A5—P arents We women have, to draw the its slgsals, dacreelng cheaper rnon type radtOi' . r.p.m. ) records pan automatical!^ treta recalled, “and when .I .told "I have never before or since, 'oox lunch. acts of kindness and sympafliy shown pages. a^ih said, "the Americans may PINE LENOX were told at a meeting in thU Dor­ line somewhere. I’Ve just drawn* us in our regciVt bereavement. We es- T j’pical headlines: "O ur Bcien* ahead of us on Zeta, only to be •y again after a period./ during | cue one- another or a- ton* at the )iim J could apeak a coupl^ df Ital­ Iboked up to a man as I did to 7:30 p.m., A reception will be mine, No seeks for me. And no peclallv thank all ihrise who sent the The Suez Clanal ia a little more him,” said Contrera. "After hU riven by the Board of .Administra­ set town that th* Boy Scout move­ beautiful floral tribiitea and loaned the tists Sputnik the ^ Russians—for Sovertaken again in that leap-frog­ PHARMACY whlcl) U» F«d#nd Bea*n/e Board end of one recond cop activate a ian dialects he said, ‘Get behind m ent is th e «mly uniform ed organ- pigeon-toed pumps! than IPO miles in length,..pbout tape machine gnd intereperie com­ the wheel. Let's go.’ death tliey made liim a brigadier tion land their wives for ajj^«w us* of'cars. Peace;” “A ‘Sun of: Our Own, and ging aequeace which marked our 899 B- Ocator Si,—Ml 9-4)iW« tn m daenseinff tbat money should laatlon In the world larger than ( All rights reaeraed, NEA JBsrv> rollaboralion during the war.” twice ae long as th* Panama Ca­ mercials , news, *' and announce­ “I dldri’f know What that would general, andthatrivae nice df theqi nembera received durlng-lfoT in ice, Inc.). ) ' Ura. Rudolph A. Joluioon ond.famlly. It’s Made in Britain" "Now It’s W tie b t. nal. the Soviet army. . 'V ■■ ments with the miiaic. mtan to me—or I might have-kept- He was aU Aoldier." . Luther HaU, ,1 : 1 ■■ w 1 . \ V ■ V , i . t /-I V , ; , i T ■ ’\'A. v.» • ^ . / '> .■ r . • V

/ MANCkESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, l668 I / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, ld68 PAGE SEVEN p a g b s ix Rockville-Vernon About Town * Betrothisd i Davis Plans to Quit ■the Men't Club o f Zion Luther­ Stolen Car Found Wrecked an Church will meet Monday .at 7:45 pjn. at ths church. GOP Chairmanship, Tha Women’s Club of Manc'Kes- AtE. Main St. Dyeing Plant ter will hold its January meeting, Monday at 8 p.m. at the South Rspublican Town Committee Methodist Church. Atty, Irving chelntlui William S. Davis an­ Rockville Police searching • supper Feb. 1 at the Mile Hill Clubhouse. Tickets are available Aronson of the Manchester Bar nounced last night that he will not for ft person or pereoni who •!- at the Sports Center. Aasn. wU speak on the subject. be a candidate for reelection as lecedly ftbftndoned ft itolen c»r Concert Tomorrow "Should the Lawyer Take the party leader. Case?” Mrs. Howard Lockward Davis made his announcement at \ uhen It ran off E. Main St. and The Hartt Schola Cantorum and Mrs. Fierre Taets will be co- i f will present a conceft at Northeast a committee meeting with a blast became wedged between a fence chairmen of the hoetesaes. at the Democrats and a defense of M and the aide of American Dyeing School tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. un­ der the auspices of the Rockville his own party’s long administration Corp. laat night. Boroptimists are [reminded of Methodist Church. ■ot town government. ( I The car. owned by Ijoring J. the dinner Monday at 6:16 p.m. at The chairman who haa Served for FOR EXTRA MONEY Ventura, ^ Pine St., was reported Seats are still available, and Cavey’s Restaurant, to be follow­ the past cifht yesrs told the com- mlftfting by him at 2 a.m. today tickets may be purchased at the ed by. a prb'gram at the home of m itt^: KnarUs Market Girriei Varied Fotid Line Smith*9 Upholrtery Shop Offer* Superb Work Flattering when he returned to the Bar S3. door. The Rev. Simon P. Montgom­ Mlaa Bernice Juul, 99 E. Center ‘The town of Manchester has W E PAY Windsor Ave. to pick it up. ery. pastor, said the program will St. Lt. Arthur. 8. Dowd of the grown to be a most pro|2PSSsive and At 1 a m. police had received a be held regardless of weather con­ Nike Base will show Aims ' and honestly administered edmmunity HAIR STYLES TO BRIN6 OUT « ditions. HIQHEST PRICES report from a passerby that the speak on "Nike in Defense of which tt the envy o( a great many i ____ ^ ^ ; ^ YOUR HIDDEN BEAUTY ^ car w-aa apparently abandoned on Events Tonight John H. Hydo Robert J. Boyce America." other towns In the State. And you For Rngfi, Paper. Metals E. Main St. opposite Prospect St., The Men's Club of Rockville of the Republican party ran t ^ and Scrap Iron (7 where it had left the road. A Methodist Church will meet at 7 Friendship Circle nr embers of full credit for this despite the many ■ ^ 5 ftt i' i fi J cruiser had passed the area just 10 p.m. to go bowling. the Salvation Army ara reminded cruel and silly criticisms of some CALL UR UEUVER TO Joaa A . Daley minutes before. Hospital Notes that Instead of the regular* meet­ of the opposition party." ’ •-'•"I OdA r t >p pPJI . , •'o, UPKOISTERV Police said there were skid Admitted yesterday; Kathryn John Hyde Chairman ing Monday evening, they are to Davis said he felt "a fresh mind Dimlow, 10 Cottage St.: John Le- Mr. and Mrs. John B. Daley, 117 OSTRINSKY marks on the opposite side of the aerve supper at 6:30 to the Coun­ would be beneficial to the organ Dealers In Waste Materials road, leading them to believe that chook. Maple St., Ellington; Rich­ cil of Churches. ’The membership Bucklahd announce the engage­ iiation" and that he had held the 99 EAST CENTER ST.—Tel. MI 3-5009^ ard Schweitzer Jr.. 80 Davis Ave. ment of their daughter, Joan An- 781 PARKER tri. a car traveling west on E. Main has been divided into coimnittees chairman’s position "long enough." Tel. MI-8-S7$5 or Ml-S-6879 Discharged yesterday: Arthur Of Savings and Loan dretta, td Paul G. Marquis of Hart­ He added that he was grateful for St. had sideswfped the stolen for preparing the meal, serving William S. Davis vehicle, which was apparently Bushnell, Tolland; Bradford Cran-, and dishwashing. The secretary, ford, aon of Mr. and Mra. Alfred the "cooperation sand understand­ traveling east. Scratches were dall, 171 High St.: Mrs. Florence Marquis of Lewiston, Maine. ing" he had received anad that It John H. Hyde was elected chalr-^ 'Our institution now holds more Mrs. Ruth Blevins. 178 South Miss Daley graduated frem Man found on the side of the abandoned McAllister. East Hartford; Michael Main St., may be contacted by had been "a distinct honor and chairman, has recently movM In­ OPEN MONDAYS MANCHESTER M«ssier Povlosky, 6 Tolland Ave.; Harold man of the board and Robert J. savingk and serves more savers cheater High School, class of 1957 HEADQUARTERS FOR car. Sb report of the damage could than at any time in its 66-year those uncertain where they r-e to privilege’’ for him to aerve. to the fourth district and mjiy be Skinner, Broad Brook. Boyce president of the Manchester and is employed by the Prudential The former Selectman, who Is a the new chairman there. BEDDING VALUES! be obtained from police. history." ' aaslsL Upholstery Sgt. Lester Bartlett led the Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Savings A Loan Assn., Inc., at the Insurance Co. Her fiance graduated special agent for a Hartford in­ This would leave the thlrtl dis­ • Gold Bond o Kealy and Mrs. Harold Llmberger, annual meeting last night. Boyce reported a net gain in from Miami Jackson High School, trict leadership to be filled iuid a e Oslrrinoor # Blue Bell initial investigation, which will be savings of $570,814, bringing total Mrs". Marjorie Plummer, 105 surance firm, said he wotild like to Specializing Pomoka Avc„ Ellington. Hyde formerly served as pi«s- Miami, Fla., and attended Hillyer runaln a member of the town com­ new chairman may also be (Jhosen e Spring-Air o Ecll|>se Spring continued by Det. Sgt. George ident of the Institution' white savings- at ths year’s end to Seaman Circle, was top loser of HIGH GRADE Trapp. Admitted today: John W. Pease, College. He served three years In mittee. for the first district. Wall Depot St., Broad Brook. Boyce was executive vice pres­ $9,126,695; earnings paid as divi­ the WA’TES for the month with a the U.S. Army with the 82nd Air­ * Furniture R*«uphol* Coach Ejected reduction of 7 pounds. Mrs. Doris Elaotion In April Interim Appointments! Priced 24.95 In 79.95 Church Notes ident. dends to savers in 1957 amounted to borne Division and is employed by New town committee m« mbera mEE DELIVERY CHOIOB VARIETY Earlier In the evening, accord­ $252,989, an all-time high; the Roy and Mra Helen Wagner were Under party rules, a new chair' PRINTING sfering ing to Rockvjljc Police, Glaston­ Union Congregational Church: Officers reelected were Herbert Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. chosen -last night under th< rules Bedroom and Living Room B. House, first vice president; mortgage loan portfolio was in­ tied for second place. Each of A summer wedding is planned. man would be elected in April. QUALITY bury High School Coach Paul Gro­ Church School, 9:30 and 10:40 Davis’ offer to resign before the procedure for interim ag polnt- Furniture. * Auto Tops a.m.; worship, 10:45 a.m.. sermon, Emil L. G. Hohenthal Jr., second creased to $9,286,270 as of Dec. 31, them lost 4H’ pounds. The meeting JOB AND COMMERCIAL SEAFOOD gan, was ordered out of the Ar­ *ruesday evening at the Italian end of hla term as chairman was menta are George Williams, Harry * Truck Cuihlons ‘■Strike It Rich," by the Rev. Paul vice president; Dorothea E. and reserves were increased to Jackson, Mrs. Gloria Bensi n and PRINTING mory here when he continued to $902,022 and now exceed the re­ American Club will be the last brushed aside by Atty. John 8. Howard's S r protest a referee's decision in a J. ^wrman. pastor. Stavnitsky, secretary; Henry B. Atty, Robert Gordon. 43 O AK ST. 599 CENTER ST. (Renr) Agnew, treasurer; and Harold C. serves on hand at the beginning of opportunity members will have Rottner, a committee member. 539 Main St,—MI 9-6SSS Prompt and EfflilrBt Pitotlag Have you become acq-jainted^-canned goods is featured and as More and more people are hav-isbusineaa haa expanded steadily basketball game between Glaston­ First Congregational Church of Obituary Rottner said he was sure there Davis announced convent ons on Open Thursday and Friday proving customer satisfaction with TEL. Ml 9-9937 TEL. Ml 3-8831 Vernon: Youth Sunday, services Norton, assistant treasurer. 1957 by $114,830. for payment of delinquent dues, in of All Kinds with Knarf a Food Market, 540 E. for frozen foods,'Seabrook Farms, ing custom draperies made at bury and the local high school was “no thought” of such an ac­ the following dates: Until 9 P.M. known all over the country for the work done at hla establish­ team, won by Rockville, S3-48. 9:30 and 11 a.m., conducted by Reelected as directors, each for The new president said the pros­ order to be eligible for Khe Feb­ Middle Turnpike and the very fine Smith's Upholstery Shop, 460 pects for 1958 appear as favor­ ruary banquet. Weighing will be tion. "The Republican party of June 16 and 17—State ( onven- highest quality, is stocked. j ment. X Two extra policemen had . been young people of: the Senior Pil­ a 4-year term, were Boyce, Wil­ Wolfred P. Calaae tion. liam W. Harris, Hyde and Norton. able, if not more so, than in the at 7:30. A food sale and public Manchester certainly owes you a COMMUNITY PRESS merchandise carried there 7 Ready-to-eat frozen meals are a ; Mam St., for they have found the Need a chair reupholstered, or sent to the Armory alter n mors of grim Fellowship: Call to worship, Wolfred P. Calsse. 79. retired June 21 —Congressional District perhaps a couch? You may choase COMPLETE MANCHESTER In his report on the association’s past year for “ the promotion of whist party will also be conducted druggist, 198 Porter St., died yes­ debt of gratitu ," he told the Cor. No. Main and No. School Knarf's is a general market carry­ boon to the busy homemaker and | work is beautifully executed at a possible gang fight reached the Judy Blake; resporisive reading, chairman. nominating convention. NOW they are ao good. Ail you do la prices that are consistent with Armstrong pure foam cushioning, Elaine Foster; Scripture lesson. financial condition, Boyce said. thrift and home ownership." *ruesday evening. terday at the Manchester Memori­ Streets—Telephone MI-S-5727 ing all those things you want, all MILLWORK CO. Police Department. Discussing preparations for con­ June 25—4th Senatorial plstrict pop them In the oven and in a superb workmanship. If you want cotton or down filling for the cush­ HEATING Although no further trouble was Ellie Semaka; prayers, Judy Van- al Hospital. gathered together to make the 234 Brand S t—l e t 30-9-3281 ventions before the fall elections convention. A ConvRiiienf Bremch task of shopping so much easier. matter of minutes you can serve a new draperies, why not atop in at ions. The chair or couch la com­ reported at the Armory, Glaston­ dervoprt and Donna Taft; offer­ Manchester Assembly, No. 15, For many years he operated June 28—Sheriff's nonttihating Rotary or Pressure Order of the Rainbow for Girls, earlier in the meeting, Davis said; 470 M AIN ST. Also the store is open Monday meal fit for a king. Knarf'a Food Smith's Upholstery Shop and in­ pletely renovated, springs re-tled bury Police said Rockville youths tory anthem, "Open the Gates of drugstore in Lowell, Mass. He convention. if they are good, replaced if they Burners will meet Monday evening at 7:30 came to Manchester 10 years ago "We’re really .going to give them Across from Center blfttor Sales through Saturday from 7 a.m. to Market has a full line of frozen quire about the cost? You will be followed the chartered bus which the Temple," Elaine Foster; ser­ The chairman said dele( ates to T. P. HOLLORAN pleasantly surprised at how reason­ are not. All the old material is re­ CALL u s FOR FREE was returning the visiting team to mon, “Loyalty—What Is It?" Watren Not Candidate in the Masonic Temple. After a from Rosllndale, Mass. a battle this fall. 1 think there has TEL. MI 3-2209 9 p.m. and on Sundays from 7 a.m. meals in such a wide range that a been a bit of complacency in the the conventions would be chosen to 8 p.m. hurry-up dinner can be served ably the work can oe done. moved ao that your furniture will ESTIMATES Glastonbury. Dian Daugherty; ushers. Woody short business meeting a public in­ He leaves his wife, Mrs. Oecile on March 6. On March 7,. he said, FUNERAL HOME stallation of new officers will be town committee and I think we AIR-OONDITIONED Many people have stopped at quickly, yet have ail the taste ap­ An extremely large slock of fab­ be a.s good aa new. You choose • GenernI Mlllwork IxM-al Youth Arrested Driggs, Bob Brown, Clayton Dart L Caisse; two daughters, Mrs. delegates to the State cot ventlon whatever fabric yoii tike and held at 8 o'clock. All members are Timothy F. Curtin, with whom be can overcome It by some new Knarf's becau.se they were attract­ peal of one which took hours to rics, in all patlema, prints, Coloni­ • Complete Window Unit* Glastonbury Police report the ar­ and Brent Nason. For House Seat Again from the fourth Senatorial Dis­ MANCHESTER Ideally located—convenient and when your chair or couch Is re­ FOGARTY BROS. • All S iu Doora rest sometime after midnight, of First Evangelical Lutheran requested to wear white. A re­ made his home, and Mrs. Victor thoughts, new Ideas, and new per- ed by the fine display of fruits and prepare. Frozen as well as fresh al designs, fabrics designed eapeci- trict will be chosen at a district away from the busy thorough­ chickens, turkeys, capons are also ally for the moderne theme, at a turned it is just like new — and INCORPORATED • Otltred and Gland Trim Werner Kunzl' Jr., 17, Tolland. Church: Sunday School, 9 a.m.: hearsal will be held at the Masonic Lemieux of Levis, Quebec, Canada; sonslitles." fare. Distinctive Service. Mod­ vegetables outside the store, not meeting. 1 realizing the' many other items carried here. wide scale of prices, means you you save money too. ElstlmateS JKDDO HIGHLAND COAL, a Expert Cabinet Work The youth is charged with disobey­ worship, 10:15 a h -. James Keller, state Rep. Ray S. Warren sald'^'ersfield has withdrawn, but has not Temple at 2 o’clock tomorrow a son, George W. CaiaSe of Need­ Caucus March 6 DRY CLEANERS em Facilities. afternoon. He asked that the membership The State convention delegates carried inside. Om e they have en­ A well-slocked dairy case in­ can choose the fabric and price will be furnished. CONNECTICUT COKE, • Complete Hnrdwnra Dept ing a police officer. Patrolman guest speaker. yet definitely made up his mind ham, Masa.; two Bisters, Mrs. Mary will meet on June 17 to choose FUEL OIL, RANGE Oil, George Monaco said Kunsll -efu.sed last night that he wUl definitely committee, headed by John Bowen, 93 WELLS STREET tered the store and found this store cludes well known, tested name best suited to your requirements. Custom built, furniture is also St. John's Episcopal Church; As for the State Representative’s Ann Michaud of Charlotte, N. C. new officers of the State [Centra! Cotharin* Holloran brand.", all|grouped for convenient made .at Smith's Upholstery. If 319 Broad S t—Tel. MI 9-4539 to stop When he ordered him to, Theological Education Sunday; not be a candidate for his present seat, he said, ’’I’ve had It for three Mrs. Doris Belding of Manches­ and Slater Marie Cecillus of the prepare a list of town committee stocks just about everything, they Smith's also have a fabric backed ter and Burton Moore of Coventry candidates to be nominated at a Committee. Davis announced. Be­ Td*phofit Ml 3«7254 Ucenaed Funeral Director have made shopping at Knarf’s a choosing. with aateen which eliminates the you have in mind a particular size and was later picked up In Vernon Hol.y Communion, 8 a.m.: family position again, whether or not he terms. Let somebody else have a Holy Name Order of Jesus and fore that time, on Feb. 11 a new and returned to Glastonbur” Kun- are representing Connecticut at caucus March 6. habit. For the extra convenience of the i necessity of a lining being used. or shape chair, they will make it service, sermon, classes, 9:30 a.m.; runs for the State Senate. chance." Mary in Oritromont, (Canada, and vice chairman to serve until June John J. Crafty Jr. customer, Knarf's Food Market zli posted a $50 bond for appear­ morning prayer and sermon, 11 the annual meeting of Eastern The list will be submitted to the Quality meals are always avail­ This means a saving to you by for you. You are welcome to atop IT'S MARY Manchester Republicans will A former Town Director and a granddaughter. 17 will be chosen by the State Licensed Embalmer carries patent medicines, a full line in at all times and inspect any ance in Glastonbury Town Court am., "Theological Education former president of the Eighth States Theatre Assn, in New York executive board Friday. Feb. 21, able at Knarf's. Frank Obremski, cutting down on the amount of TREE PRUNING Where all choice meats are cut have to nominate two candidates Funeral services will be held committee at a meeting m Hart­ 175 Center St.—Tel. Ml 9-7060 the owner, la proud of the high of cosmetics, all kinds of candy. work necessary in making xiraper- work. Feb. 12 at 7 :30 p.m. Now," by the Rev. Maurice G. Utilities District, Warren was first today. Mrs. Belding is a director of Tuesday morning at 8:30 at the and the town committee as a whole Sunnysido Sunoco to order. for th'e two House seats for the will make recommendations on ford. The interim vice chairman grade products carried here. Those j salted nuts and beer. The Sunday ies. Spring Air mattresses are now- Patrolman Monaco would not re­ Foulkes, pastor. fall election. The other vacancy elected to the State Legislature in the organization and Moore Is a John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 vice president. Both are members nominations Friday. Feb. 28. will take the place of Mrjs. Hazel SERVICE STATION ever popular cold cuts are carried ! papers are- also available, Earl Smith, owner of Smith’s carried at Smith's Upholstery, the and REMOVALS TRY OUB ' lease any information on why he Ellington Congregatipnal Church: was created by the death of Thom­ 1950. He has been an active mem­ E. Center St., and at 9 o’clock in Wood, who haa resigned. | had ordered the youth to atop. He Primary teachers’ meeting, 9:30 of the Center Thespians. Davis reminded the membecihip OPEN 21 HOURS in a wide variety, in fact there are ■ Why not try shopping in a gen- Upholstery, auggeats that it is bet­ one whose corner springs are a sep­ as J. Rogers. ber of a number of legislative com­ St. James’ Church. Burial will be Dinner Plan* | "OVER THE TRACKS TO about 35 different kinds to choo.se eral store such as Knarf's Food Complete Tree Service. \ aaid there were three other youths a m.; church school, 9:30 a.m. and that the committee-endorsed nomi­ Rout* 6 and 44A ter to aee samples of drapery or arate unit so you can lift them up Warren is expected to be the mittees. In St. James' Ce.uetery. nees are aubject to challenge which Arrangements for a Lincoln Day BETTER SERVICE” Trom including the Grote A W ei-'M arket? You will enjoy iu cqn- to, fit readily into contour sheets. Have your work done by / BAR-B-CUE in the car. 10:45 a.m.; worship, 10:45 a.m, Speculation about possible candi­ Richard N. Johnson, son of Mrs. BOLTON—-Opp. Manchester upholstery material In your own licensed and InauFed treemen. ’ Vernon Church Meeting Republican nominee for State Sena­ Agnes O. Johnson, 88 Linnmore Friends may call at the funeral could lead to a party primary. Dinner to be sponsored jhere on [ gel line. vcnience and the reliable merchan- home to insure satisfactory color Flexalum Venetian blinds. — the Chickena and turkeya fbr a tan­ sermon, "Obedience and Disobedi­ tor from the Fourth District al- dates has centered around the home tomorrow and Monday from DRIVE-IN niEATEK Robert Clark, who is retiring as Dr„ has achieved high honors for Resolution of confusion in the Feb. 22 by the town committee, the Tumpik* Auto Service I The complete Sweet Life line of | disc always available. schemes. By calling MI-94663 these Twl - Nighler — available here '^ALL talizing dinner. Open Sunday ence," by the Rev. Wayne Sandau, though he has not yet announced names of Atty. John S. Rottner 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. party rules about the date on Young Republican Qlub, | and the until I P.M. Buperlntendcnl of the Sunday pastor. and Town Director Paul Marte. the first term at State Technical COMFLETE 164 Middle Turnpike West samples will be brought to your now. Insure just the right amount School of First Congregational his candidacy. Institute, Hartford. which such a primary would be Women’s Republican Chib were 24 Hour Towing Service home for inspection, without obli­ of light for every occasion, from Rockville Methodist Church; The State Representative said If Marte leaves the town posi­ Mrs. Arnirn Carlson also announced by Davis. [ : pox was a acourge of mankind Church, was presented with gifts conducted was turned over to Atty. WINTERIZING ' throughout most of the vorld. At gation. of course. complete darkness to full light. CARTER TREE Sunday School, 9:30 and 10:45 i^st night that he is very much tion, his law fiartner, John F. Evert R. Carlson, 27 Hackma Ronald Jacobs. He Said that Vincent Genovesl MI 9-4100—Bob Kleman, Prop. MARV'S at the annual meeting of the par­ Shea, is expected to become a John Wiet, executive vice pres­ [ one time it was more common Earl A. Smith haa a fine back­ Do stop In and see the new Stan­ a.m.; worship, 10;45 a.m., sermon, interested in the Senate“ post from tack St. and his brother, Hugo W, Jacobs and Bowen were asked to had been appointed town icommil- The ley Judd Panoramic Scenics, they 1 S. 5Iain St.—Tel. MI 8-6920 ish last night. "Challenges for Higher Living,” candidate for Director. ident of the Manchester Chamber CAR WASHING i than measles. ground in this buslneaa, starting EXPERT CO. Clark, who has served for about which Elmer S. Watson of Weth- of Commerce,' will be the g-uest Carlson, 116 Hackmatack St., re­ consider a chairman for the new­ tee ticket chairman. | Complete Auto Repairing his work in 1938. In 1947 he moved are really aomething very new For Dally DeUvery by the Rev. Simon P. Montgomery. ceived word yesterday of the death During the I8th century nearly PHONE MI 3-7695 a year and a half, is being trans­ speaker at the meeting of the ly created fifth district which will The principal apeeker will be ROAD SERVICE 1 everyone contracted smallpox be- to Manchester. Since that time hia and special. ferred to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. by Vernon Methodist Church: Wor­ of their mother, Mra. Anna Carl- be opened to voters for the first Congresaman-at-Large Antoni N. Clean Used Cars Doctor Says ship and nursery care, 9:30 a m.; Manchester Rotary Club Tuesday i fore reaching maturity. More hia employer. Ho W'as presented night at 6:30 at the Country Club. !on; which occurred Jan. 23 1ft time in the fall. Bowen, now chair­ Sadlak of Rockville and. Mayor church school. 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Halmatad, Sweden. Mra. Carlson I than half a million persons died ' with a brief ca.se and a traveling Open Forum Court Cases man of the fourth district, may Harold A. Turklngton twill, be Neighborhood Shell Dealer I every year; during that century! kit in appreciation of his service Warren Covell, pastor. The card party for the benefit of was the widow of Martin Carlson. become leader of the fifth since he toastmaster. There will bej dancing Sinall|)ox, l»n g a Deadly THREE J'S St. Bernard’s Church: Ma.sses, 7. Plague. Still Has Danger alone 60 million persona were ' to the Sunday School. ‘Town Owe# It to Ua’ St. Bridget's CYO scheduled for Besides her sons here, she leaves lives within its boundaries. Atty. to the music of Art McKay's or- Snow Removal Service lost as a result of smalipcx. ; Bible Publisher Turns JOYCE Mrs, Mildred Willes was elected 8. 9. 10 and 11 a;m. The Rev. Pat­ In Town Court this morning, another aon, Erik, with whom she Thomas A. Bailey, third district rheatra from 9> pp.m. to mlonlght. Flower Shop, Inc. RESTAURANT rick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. To the Editor,* Wednesday night at the Knights of Dubaldo By F.DW’IN P. JORD.V.V. M. D. | The fight against this ter- j to replace him. The church mem­ Judge Wesley G. Gryk sentenced Columbus Home has been canceled. made her home. ON ROUTE 6 and 44A Clifford J. Curtin, a.ssistant pas­ I write this letter because it has Written for NE.A Service ribie di.seaae took a turn for the i Oiurch St„ MI 9-0791 % bers approved a budget of $17,180, been suggested that I do ao by aev- Henry Vicrllng, 53, of Coventry, to Members who have sold tickets are Mrs. Carlson spent the four sum­ MUSIC CENTER better in 1718 when I,adv Mary | tor. mer months of 1949 visiting in To Jewish Scriptures an Increase of several lhou.sand dol­ eral of the property owners of the concurrent 60-day Jail terms after asked to make refunds. IM Middle Tpke. West BILL'S TIRE According to a World Health introduced into i lars over last year's budget. The St. Joseph's Church; Masses, finding him guilty of driving while Manchester with her sons and their e FUNERAL DESIGNS Mo)ie your plans now for 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 a.m. The Rev. North End, who are concerned TEL »fl 9-6205 A.VD Organization committee report. KnelanjU Ih , practice of inoi ula- increase is attributed to casta of about any possible future effect under the influence of an Intoxi­ Albert Heavisides. 57 Baldwin famlllea and made many friends Civilian Rebels Backj :'paper and in the advertising de­ • WEDDING BOUQUETS Bowling[ Banquets. Coll H. A. Lepak. pastor: the Rev. John during her stay here. Her funeral no le.sa than 18 countries were in- By EDWARD S. KITCH the new building and renovations which the construction of a water cant and being a second offender Rd., and Bernice Juul, 99 E. Center fected with smallpox by interna- was simply taxing ma- Chicago, Jan, 25 i.Pi Melbourne partments of newspapers in Baltl- e FLORAL ARIIANGE.MENTS at the church. Kor.on, assistant pastor. will be held on Friday, Jan. 31. ACCORDIONS REPAIR SHOP Ml 9-4684 for reserva­ Sacred Heart Church: Masses, 8. filtration plant for the Porter- of the same. St,, have been made co-chairmen tionai travelers in 1956. As a result from a pock or pi stule_ of j peltman, who has placed Bibles I more. Md., and Washington, n. C. FOR II0.5IE and HOi^ITAL Officers elected arc: Perry Lalh- ■Vierling was arrested by Pat­ of entertainment for 1958 in the s, m 9:.30, and 11 a.m. The Rev. Ralph Howard reservoirs, might have on New Venezuela Jnikta KINSMAN ORGANS William H. Green. Prhp. eight countries suffered epidemics “ Person suffering with the dis-; 20 million Christian homes in ! Because of Iris knowledge of the tions. ■ rop, clerk; James Yeager, treasur­ their present and future taxes, and rolman Charles Momeau on Dec. 3, Hairdressers' Guild of Connecticut. Rockville — John Klantlk, 82, • Corsages Kelley, pastor: the Rev. Terence died suddenly y»sterday morning of this disease. ; scratching it on the " “ ‘n past 17 years, has turned his 1 bible, he often is asked: er; Gordon Beckwith and Mrs. their present and future water after being Involved in a 2-car ac­ Unit No. 1 of HaHford. Yolanda Private Instructions Columbia Bicycles Therefore, the committee ” * anyone W’ho had ne\er had attention to placing Jewish ■forin-scrip ' "WV^i/'hWhich - iais lVi»the H bestaw transla­ Murphy, assistant pastor. at the Rockville I otel where he (Continued from Page One) smallpox. This produced the dis- SEATLSG f o r OVER Prupy Ellis, assistant treasurers; bills. cident on Center St. Vierling plead Felice, 65 Clinton St., is financial Two Court Sessions Instruments and Supplies warned against any relaxation of lures. tion?" Ample made his hbme. Goodyear Tires Tsase in the Inoculated person, but lOO.PEOPLJ^ George Maharan, auditor; Mrs. It is my understanding that the ed innocent to the charge last secretary. vaccination meaaurea against "There's a very definite need for Felfrnan explains his position Parking! Vernon and Taleottvllle news He was born in Czechoslovakia Caracas. They were expected to g Repairs, Service it was uaually, leas severe and Willes, historian; George Hanimar, cost of construction and the cost week. Bond for appeal was set Orchestra For Hire smallpox and called for use of It, " says the 51-year-old graduate with a parable entitled "the three Items are handled through The “Two sessions of Town Court to Miami today. caused less scarring thar if the deacon, and Mrs. Ruth Broil, dca- of maintenance of this facility, at $750. Joseph Rourke, an AFL-CIO of­ Dec. 23. 1875. Accessories ' potent vaccines as w’ell as correct of the Central School of Religion rings ’ Herald’s Rockville Bureau. 7 W. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. L. were held simultaneously this Larrazabal's junta, which al­ disease had been caugh in connesB., will be met with Town of Man­ In other cases, $5 bonds, posted ficial, will be the guest speaker at vaccination procedures. in Indianapolis. "Regardless of a "A n old man in a village was Main St., telephone TRemont morning for the first time since ready abolished censorship, dis­ usual way. Elected to the Board of Finance chester Water Department reve- on charges of failure to pay over the next meeting of the Kiwanis Ella Rieciardl of Binghamton, 180 Spruce ‘iueet Furthermore, the need was man's religion, he wants peace of the most beloved citizen. Because .5-3136. last spring. solved the hated .Secret Security Up to that time mothers of were Raymond Nielsen and James nuca alone, and that no part of time parking tickets, were for­ Club, Thureday noon at the Man­ N. Y. . stressed for medical and other he wore a large ring, everyone WATKjNS-WEST Knarf's Judge Wesley C. Gryk con­ Police, replaced all police In the Phone Ml 9-0639 large families could usually as­ mind. Vandervoort; Board of - Steward­ these coats will be satisfied by the feited by Henry Wrobel, 27, of chester Country Club. He will talk The funeral will be held Monday VIC’S PIZZA SHOP I personnel who come in contact "The Protestant has always ducted a session In the Auxil­ streets with soldiers and ordered sume that several of their chil­ thought that this waa the secret ship. Victor Magnlison and Donald i use of property tax revenues. This 1082 E. Middle Tpke.; Alfred on "The Right to Work Law from In Binghamton. -. with travelers to maintain a high been a Bible reader. The Catholic FOOD MARKET iary Room in Police Headquar­ evidence gathered for prosecution I S3 W. Middle Turnpike dren would die of smallpox. of his belo.ved character. FUNERAL McDougall; and Mission Commit-' Officei;K Eleclod is the only one of the four items Cooper of Old Saybrook; Ralph F the Union's Point of View.” The Burke Funeral Home la In Phone 511 9-3700 level of immunity agai'nst small- only recently has become a Bible "When he died, one of his three 540 E. SIIDDLE TCRXIPIKE tee, James Morse and Mrs. Edna which will be listed on the Jan. charge of local -arrangements. ters while Rockville Judge of those responsible for torture of ! pox by repealed vaccination. In About l'i96 Edward Jenner, a Lanagan, 39, of Coventry; and Francis T. O'Loughlin heard political prisoners.' country practitionerH.„...r -nuand »>.„son of a had no available] sons would Inherit the ring. Then SERVICE Yeager. Bv Hilliard Assn. 29 ballot, which will not demand Robert M.. Hoffman of Framing- Members of Group II, Savings I MANCHESTER ■ the course of these epidemics, clergyman in England, made his: complete Bible, except in small > someone thought it would be a PHONE 9-2295 Pastor Changes Feb. I the use of property tax revenues. other cases in the 'Town Court Interior Minister Virgilio Tor- Bome doctors treating tourists ton. Gail V. Bird of Rockville, and Banks’ Association of Connecticut, chamber upstairs. O'Loughlin PIZZA farhous experiments on the boy. siz e a and in Hebrew texts . good idea to make two more rings ORMAND J. WESIT, The Rev. Allison R, Heaps will Because of these assurances, Arthur B. Goodman of New Ha­ will meet Wednesday evening at reabla Silva ordered state gover­ caught the Infection and died. James Phipps Feltman has Supervised prodiic- ' jike it and present nil the rings OponT5tonday thru Saturday Thomas Guarnaccia, 126 Bolton Funerals was called In when both Judge nors to make certain that all po­ MEMORIAL CO. Director conduct his last service at Tal- any property owner who is serv­ ven, each charged with two counts the Farmington Country Club. The SPAGHETTI Opposite East Cemetery For hundreds of years small- Jenner noticed that the milk- U” " fie Jewish Bible for the at the same time." t 7 A.5I. to 9 P.5L cottville Congregational 'Church St., was elected presid«tnt of the Grj’k and Deputy Judge Jules litical prisoners had been freed.. iced by the privately owngd and of failure to pay overtime parking dinner will be followed by a busi­ maids of the district in which he : P"-'! f” '" ' as executive direc- -When the three rings were pre- M2 E. CE.N'TER ST. tomorrow. On Feb. 1 he will Hilliard Assn, at the annual meet­ privately operated Manchester Mrs. Nellie S. Mscht Karp disqualified themselves In Rioters Roam Streetn ing held Mondav night at the Wad­ tickets, forfeited $10 bonds. ness session. RAVIOLI livcd did not seem to get small- l°r of publication. He has hopes .rented to the sons, all three want- SI ND.YYS, 7 to 8 P..M. assume the temporaiw pastorate Water Cornpany of the North End, Judge .O'Loughlin sent.enced Columbia — Funeral sendees Thousands of rioters roamed the Quality Memorials pox even when almost all others of placing several thousand in ed to know which of the three was 51anchp»ter's Oldest of Tolland Federated Church. dell School. He succeeds Omer ma.v rest assured that such con­ for Mrs. Nellie Squier Macht, 74, streets yesterday, attacking gov­ Spccl'alizing in the finest cold Robert Condrick, 23, of 114 Pearl Past Chief Daughters of Scollal In the community came down Jewish homes. genuine. 'It Is simplf.’ said a With Flneftt Facllltlcft Also on Feb. 1. the Rev. Roberf'^*'}®^'’’*’'- struction will affect neither his St., charged with intoxication, to will meet at the home of Mrs. v/ife of William G. Macht Sr„ will ernment buildings, homes of for­ OPEN SUNDAYS Over SO Years Experience with the disease. f® calls it the first complete 1 sage of the village, 'which of you ■cuts and meats In town. K. Shimoda, of Northbridge. Mass,, Other officers elected Include tax bill, nor his water bill. The be held tomorrow at 2-30 p.m. in mer officials and stores. Several Eugene Sturgeon, vice president; 15 days in jail. He fined Anthony David Kerr, 30 Jarvi-s Rd., Tuesday MANCHESTER He pondered this fact, obaerv- English translation of the holy I most loved'?" Is expected to take over his duties Manchester Water Company is in P. Kastauskas, 44, of 263 N. Main at 7:45 p.m. Members are re­ the Congregational CSiurch. Youth Sunday Set lynchings were reported. One offi­ 8:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. ing that most of the milkmaids scriptures of the Jewish text; it's the. same wilp the bible. here as pastor of the Talcottvillc Mrs. Alvah Russell Jr., secretary; no way associated with any effort Mrs. Macht, a life long resident cial said the trouble was partly Coll Ml 9-5807 known as the Tanach lt contains nays Feltman, the one that is used and Mrs. Thomas Guarnaccia, St., and Victor KOvas, 42, of 31 minded to bring gifts for the grab AUTO PARTS had small scars on their hands Congregational Church. of the Town of Manchester Water bag. of this town,’ died suddenly Thurs­ plain vandalism. the Torah (law), tlie Nebl-im ks the best. Dance treasurer. Union St., $15 each on charges of At Center Church A. ALMETTI, Prop. as a result of a mild disease Assistant Pastor Sought Department. Intoxication. Charges of breach of day night in her home on Cherry Calm was restored whcn4h^ cur­ 270 BROAD ST. called cowpox present on . the ud­ (prophets) and the K e t 11 b i m SMITHES 'The,Totten Way A committee has been appoint- Members of the board of man­ Valley Rd., after a long illness. She\ Harrison St., Manchester I writings). Knowing these facts, no Cus­ the peace In both cases were noiled Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, few went Into effect two hours ders of cows Finally, on a farm Upholstery Shop iiessons fur: erl by Raymond E. Ramsdcll, mod­ agers are Eugene Bturgeon and LOLI. will hold their meeting, was bom April 21, 1883, in this National Youth Sunday will be early .but later armed bands rode close to hia home there w as an It is endorsed by the Orthodox, Clarence Johnson, zone'l: Herman tomer of the Manchester Water on the .recommendation of Asst, M A S U R Y Always At Your Service For "One Call Does It All" 460 5IA1N ST. a CHILDREN erator of Union Congregational Company should hesitate to vote Prosecutor William V. . DeHan. postponed from Jan. 14. on Tues­ town, daughter of the' late Mason observed tomorrow at Center Con- through the capital-firing machine outbreak of cowpox. conservative and reform branches Paradise and Richard Didan, zone • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE t’aU U» Around The Clock SNAGERS Churcli, to secure an assistant In favor of the construction of Kastauskas and Kovas were ar­ day. ; Following the business ses­ D. and Ella Whitcomb Squier. igatlonal Church when young guns and small arms from cars. One of the milkmaids, Sarah of the Jewish faith. Special for­ DRY CLEANING Phone 511 0-4663 pastor,. 2: Frank Haskell and Norman a EQUIPMENT JLTS this facility which General Man­ rested Thursday at Kastauskas' sion, Miss Vera Diop and her com­ Besides her husband, she leaves people will be in charge of the The Army officer commanding the PAINT. WATCH FOR • PARTS (new and rebuilt) Nelilnes, was infected and. with | words have been written by prom- ami LAUNDERING The P-ev. Paul J. Bowman, in Hungerford. zone 3: Winston Chev­ ager Martin told us is "the only home when a neighbor complained mittee will serve refreshments. one daughter, Mrs. Burton Star- threes morning services. heavily armed curfew' patrol said pus taken from a pustule on her inent rabbla of each branch. CUSTOM • ACCESSORIES Branches At: his annual message to the parish alier and Manuel Margarido, zone solution" to the very unsatisfac­ to police that they were fighting key; three sons, William G. Jr., Scc^t Clendaniel will be leader at embassy last night and shot Lt. . . . is good point hand, Jenner inoculated James Rabbi David De Sola Pool, Span­ Couraes full-time i 4. and Reginald Pinto and Henri • SUPPLIES SLIP COVERS Btressed the need for a tory situation at the Howard-Por- and causing a disturbance. The Buckley Schoq] will be host Spencer A., and Frederick R. all three services which will be Homero Gonzalez, seriously GRAND OPENING • DUPONT PAINT. SUPPLIES Phipps. This boy developed the ish and Portuguese synagogue. 18 OAK ST. ■k^'xMa Transportation assistant. j Pessinl, zone 5. ter water supply. Noiled were the cases of Joseph to the "PTA Council. Monday at 8 Macht; and five grandchildren, all Identical They will follow the wounding the former Secret Police usual change on the skin which New York, wrote the forword for .501 HARTFORD RD. AND DRAPERIES The committee consists of I President Guarnaccia appointed Open Satorffaj until 6 p.m. is characteristic of what' we now I am hopeful that every voter LaForge, 49, of 29 W. Gardner St., p.m. Mrs. Donald Confad will pre­ of this town. theme, "Lord . . . Help Our Un­ official who had taken refuge. the orthodox branch; Rabbi Abba 249 N. MAIN ST. George Graff, chairman; Mrs. Dor­ the following committee heads: charged with intoxication; Thom­ side. She was a member of the Con­ belief." \ there. Troops who came to restore PAUL'S call vaccination. Hillel Sliver of the Temple. Cleve­ REUPHOLSTERING TO'TTEN othy Brown, Mrs, Dorothea Mc­ who goes to the polls on Jan. 29 Metropolitan Six weeks later Jenner inoc­ Juan Stertman.-welfare; Mrs. Rob will demand the delivery of the as E. Nee, 17, of 427 E. Center St, gregational Church an/1 a Golden Scripture will be read by Mis.s order took him to a hospital, land, for the conservative: and NEW SYSTEM DANCE STUDIO Carthy, Charles Leonard and Ar­ ert 5'ungk and Mrs. Ralph Rooke. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pero, 299 Pamela Barnes. Miss Mary Anne they were diehard supporters of Paint and Wallpaper Store ulated young James with pus Rabbi Edgar E. Siskin, North "merchandise" which the "patrons following too closely; and John Sheaf member of Grange No. 131. Home Improvement Co. FOR FINE RUG CLEANING 1099 MAIN ST__ 3U 9t4400 lington Hewitt., recreation, and Mrs. James Per Oakland St., observed their 35th The Rev. Gebrge K. Evans will Beach will give the prayer. Mes­ Perez Jimenez. 645 Main Street from a patient with smallpox and Shore Congregation Israel, Glen­ LAUNDRY of the Town of Manchester Water Buhrmann, 56, of Byram, failure sat down to wait. The vaccina­ I-utheran Annual .Meeting kins, publicity. to grant half of the traveled por­ 'wedding anniversary with a* fam­ officiate at the services, and burial sages WUl be presented by Ralph Rioters invaded the Nicaraguan 707 M.\IN ST. SILVERWARE coe. Til., for the reform. DRY CLEANERS The annual congregational meet­ Department "purchased'’ over two Tel. MI 9-0,100 tion “ took” and later the boy and a half years ago, which they tion of the highway to oncoming ily dinner party at their hdme last will be in Columbia Center Ceme­ Geer speaking on "Faith’s Silent The Dominican Republic em­ MANCHESTER , Feltman. a (Thlcagoan; worked 5Iain Plant: 44 Harrison St. ing of the First "Evangelickl Luth­ evening. Plea” : Charles Ryan, "I Believe” ; REFINISHING proved resistant to smallpox. It as a reporter for a ^ ica g o News- (lla%tonhury have been paying for. and for traffic. tery. Friends may call at the Pot­ bassy also was threatened but was Expert kitchen and bathroom was In this way that modem vac­ Phone MI 9-7753 6 and 44 eran Church will be held Tuesday Clarence O. Bromley Jr., of Fa- ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St.. Miss Janet Mdrtimer, "Help Thou not’ invaded. The target was ex­ at 8 p.m. The Rev. Paul Reisch. which they must continue to pay remodeling. Linoleum, tile and AND cination was born. CUNLIFFE regardless of the results of the' byan, charged with failure to pay Cub Scouts of Pack 63 will meet Willlmantlc, today from 3 to 5 and My Unbelief’’ : and Miss Loretta dictator Juan Peron of Argentina. president of the New England Con­ at the East Side Rec bowling al­ ceramlcB. PACKAGE STORE Curtis to Head coming referendum. on overtime parking ticket, was 7 to 9 p.m. Bushnell, "A Stlitement of Faith." Dominican Ambassador Rafael Read Herald Advs. JEWELRY or MOTOR SALES ference, will be present. The meet­ fined $6. Continued day-to-day was leys at 6:30 tonight. ' At the 9:15 service, the Pilgrim Bonnelll said Peron was in the em­ Adventists Rppdrt Growth ing will be preceded by a potluck 1 contend that this question Ma's and BilPs ROUTE 6-44 a BOLTON Mental Health should not have been put to the the case of Fred Shea, 53, of no Johii T, McGregor Choir will sing and the CYP club bassy as a guest but had not WATCH REPAIRS Phone 5II 9-3324 E.XPEKT AUTO BODY and Bupper at 6:30 p.m. certain address, charged with In­ Manchester Lodge of Elks, No. , The funeral of John T. Mc(3re- will provide ushers. At the 11 formally sought political refuge, Washington. D. C- iffh—The Sev­ January LUNCHEONEHE FtiNDER REPAIRS Movie at Vernon Jan. 29 vote of the people. The 1893, will hold its annual father, PHONE Fund Campaign Board of Directors maintain that toxication. gor, 82 Campfleld Rid., was held at o’clock service. Junior Fellowship customarily granted by embassies enth-day Adventist Church reports BEER ENAMEL and LACQUER A full length color movie, "Count son and daughter night Monday at the Holmes Funeral Home at 2 will usher ftnd the Cherub Choir to political fugitives. SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND that Its fastest growth is occurring AT THE GREEN Three and Pray," will be shown the Charter of the Town of Man­ Mr's. Esther V. Gustafson, 67, REFINISHINGS of Strickland St., w'as found inno- the Elks Home. Dinner will be o’clock yesterday afternoon, with will sing. Both choirs will be under Peron, w'ho came to 'Venezuela NORMAN R. WEIL where many people had considered Clearance LIQUORS today at 2:30 p.m. at First Congre­ C, Marvin Curtis of Gla.stonbury chester compels this kind of pro­ GBMOLOOIST REASONABLE PRICiSS cedure before bonds can be issued cent by Judge O’Laughlln of oper-1 **''v«d at 6:30 and wUl be follow- the Rev. Percy Smith, associate the direction of Miss Martha White, after 'exile in Paraguay and it most unlikely—in South Amer­ gational Church of Vernon. The hss been named state chairman with Mrs. R Russell Peery at the Panama, had a free h%nd under TELEPHONE COMPANY TEL MI 9-6863 WHFRE the gang WINES FREE ESTIMATES for any local project. This is en­ ating a motor vehicle while under! wtertalnment for the chil- minister -of the South Methodist ica and Africa. movie stars Van Heflin. of the 1958 fund campaign of the organ. Perez Jimenez. He apparently will Sale ROUTE SO—WAPPING CONN tirely true. the influence of intoxicating liquor;, ^ charge Church, officiating. Burial was In Your own Teleplione Co. stock is available for investment at a MEETS FOR A Large Walk-In Beer Cooler Admission is free to the record Connecticut A.s.>iOclation for Men­ or drugs * , includes Thomas Conran, chair- East Cemetery, where Michael Mc­ have to move the directorate of Inventor Thomas Edison waa hop, which is held at the church Ncverthele.ss we cannot price that yields approximately 5.5 per cent. Southern New g r e e n STAMPS and Cold Beer At All Times AT THE RHIHFIELO SIGN tal Health for the second consecu­ The finding was handed down i !?«'• Cagianello and Donnell ■ and Wilber Little, repre­ the Peronista organization else­ born in Milan, Ohio, of Dutch and TASTY SANDWICH! from 2 to 5 p.m. every Saturday. tive year. sight of the fact that we accepted England Telephone Co has paid dividends each year since 1891, CUSTOM MADE OPEN MONDAYS Open Daily 9 A.51. to 9 PJVl. TEL M1-3-8404 because of the State's Inability t o , Noble, senting the American Legion, had where. and is now growing at a rapid rate whichshould reflect in futur^ Scotch ancestry. OPEN THUR8.. FRI. NIGHTS There will be a small charge for Mrs. William S, Hammc. whose was taken to Manchester Memorial hearson ammill i o >,Storm Doors also been active as a volunteer in Dr. A. B. Moran killing his' young tnlstress and for "Harvey,” which geta Its nick­ 'aames were withheld, had net with -King Faisal H, Cfown S , H C . 917 Main S t — Msnebeater dent; Carl Schenetsky, second vice name from the Initials of Its for- Hospital where a' stitch In time • OonMnatlon Windows local mental health work. her unborn child, and sentonoed ______------been locatNj five houra later, ^ iiaved both his appearance and hlb Prince Abdul lUiUi.and Premier . ' N«» y»Hi $»oc* r«A»s9« to “Swings B ^ ” j Q h h s o n P A IM T C O . president; Edward Weber, treas- to life Imprisonment at hard mal name: Hl|;h altitude reeearen Abdul Wahab Murjan. Official F ^ ^ End Alignmenf Among hta civic intereata are Air Foroe eald. • The three Jete, mother’s nerves. . f IS Main Stotol, Mniiehnator • MHchnll »-1571 ^ Moocli^fter Awning Co. Monchotfelr Movfaig • OPEN MONDAYS • T2S Ma in o r . h a n c p e s t e r p h o n e h i s t s c i uaer^tLewis Ilgeni secretary; and the Glaatonbury Vlsltlhg Nurse The African lungfish must come labor. .The Jury deliberated aa vchlcla.. souroes In the Iraq capital de- 19* WEST ; John Zahnfr, trustee for three “Tpu cMit anything doM from the 418th Fighter Train­ And the other hoyT "He had d iOiaX Ml 9-3974 Gonotnl Ropoir Work Assn., which he serves as pres­ to the surface to breathe. It .ean hour and 35 mlnutee. The proee- lump on . hla head the i Im o f aa elloied to reveal the puiposa of Vetophonf 9^8091 and Tliiek^ Co. with too ma^ aaid thf ing >S4iMdroa. Mlaawa Air Baee. jfSSW.,1 ■ ident, and the Chamber, of C(jom- live for long periods out of watw, eutloB had naked the death pen* • If•” Mild Mrs. Howard. the visit. . . I Tits xacib wiU hold spsgbettl' merce. consuming lts’'own body tissues. a l^ . president were on a training I I\ ' ' V. ■ '5 ' ■ I .1 V. 4^1 ■I:- -v ■ • ! T'T.

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BY V. 1. HAMLIN of his shop. Soon after he bad 3:10 p.m.—Deacon Jonee .hfui ALLEY OOP erected hlg bulletin board, ha was died and gone to hesven. RIGHT. LETS Bt told by a local physician that Dea­ Later in the afternoon a travel­ OUR \ W „IF Sense and Monsense con Jones wgs seriously ill. The ing salesman happened by, stopped ANVTHING THAT CAN deacon was a man of some prom­ to read the bulletins, and going t6 ,TO-L 'EM inence in the community, so the the board added the following: X ...WE'RE A stenographer appeared at the exciting parts. The man behind her editor po.sted a series of bulletins 4:10 p.m.- Great excitement in OFF RIGHT office one morning wefcring 6n her. could restrain himaelf no longer. as follows j heaven. Deacon Jones has not ar­ av^'eater two offlcera* allver bars. He tapped on her shoiildBr AJii.—Deacon Jones no bet­ rived yet. ^ Co-worker—Gee, have you got "You’ve talked through this ter. Solid Golfers, a captain for a boyfriend? whole show, lady. I think you're ■ *' a.m.—Deacon Jon^s has re­ Tenneasee Ernie Ford: "When Rockville Five Wins, Local Stenographer—Oh, gracious, no, an ill woman. You ought to go to lapse. a mother arranges a match for her ■Just two lieutenants. your doctor right away and have a I > n.m. Deacon Jones' fsm- daughter, she' siso expects to ref­ Jim Demeret, yapendectomy.” - I ily has been summoned. eree It.” Matron—It was a wonderful lec­ Losing Coach Ejected Paces 60-59 ture. The speaker brought home And a wedding usually meana Venturi Lead sc many things , that weren’t \ showers for the bride and curtains with MAJOR HOOPLI fam iliar to us. for the groom. -Floyd R. Miller. UUK BOAKDING HOUSE By DON BERGER Less Enthusiastic, Companion— Palm Springs, Calif., Jan. 26 UP) Court Win —The * 18,000 Thunderblrd Invita­ The "new look” in fashions is passe, but the flew look of My dog does the same thing. Birthplace of 17th D.8. President' Lsleeping ig oneof my Rockville’s rejuvenated basketball forces waf much in evi­ tional Golf Tournament got a little Manchefiterite Dan McKeev* The log cabin in which Ahdrew I talentg.m ajor/t more .into' fpeua today with auch dence last night at the Rockville Armory a^ the host team An English , cub' reporter ' had CARRY ON. RAFFERTY/A GTOKM- woke up one morn-1 er sparked Holy Trinity to a Johnson, 17th president of the TObBED CRAFT CAM ACWAY6 PUT aotid golfers as Jim m y Damgret took a hard-earned 53-48 win from Gl^tonbury High. A PRISCIM .A’X PO!’ BY AL VERMEER been bawled out by his editor for, United States, was born is pre­ /lN6 DRAPED OYER A closely-contested 60-59 vic­ . turning In stories that were much IM AT GOOD OLD GNUFFY'G HIDE and .voting Ken Venturi leadifWT tbc thdlllng fourth period showdown a REMEMBER WHAT V D O N 'T THE WAY ^...TM EY' served on the campus of North BARBWiREFENCE- way Into the third round. which saw Glastonbury Coach Pau. tory over fading Cheney Tech j too long. He was told to make AWAV/— WE FACE OMLY OME his way under the Glastonbury T E A C H E R s a i d : TOO S W O R R Y I I EAT 'EM., DON'T E'EVEN CaToIlna State College in Raleigh. LTHATWAGiNTHEOLO Grogan ejected from the game, lef, them short and to the point, and MINOR PROBLEM-^HE HA^ONE Demaret made a bold hid to 'win hoop Undetected, and Janton fired yesterday afternoon at the MUCH CAMDV IS BAD. JENNY MV. DAY6 0F COURSE— , a capacity crowd buzzing and aUr- TOUCH he took the advice to heart. His BED WiTM A TENOENCy TO ROLL Ilia fourth victfry in thlg eytnt’ a perfect strike the length of the Verplanck School. While the FOR VOUR TEETM ijr LU. Passehger — Conductor (com­ NOW 1 LIKE AT rlng long after the final whiatic next story read as follows: "A ALL 0CCUPAF4T6 TOWARD THE whsh he shot a 66, six alrbkes' court. Big Thlebault pushed It winners ware rewarded‘with their plaining) that'fellow sitting oppo­ LEAST THE COM­ had blovvr.' shocking incident occurred last am ddle—But gNu f f v 'g a genial FORTS OF A under par, yesterday, and. Venturi, in to break the skein. second win in four starts this win­ night. Sir Basil James, who was a site is a lunatic. He's scaring my .HOST WITH A HEART a .pro for only about 13 months, Rockville jumped to a quick ter Coach Tony D’Angona’s Tech- r . I TILE FLOOR lead in the first period behind the Disagree on Oall guest at Lady Smithers' bait, com­ wife and children. He claims he’s A5 w arm AG THE as'.onlThed the gallery with a 68. With 1:45 left to play and Rock­ men suffered their fifth setback, George Washington, OR A fine shooUng of Ronnie Janton. plained of feeling ill, took his hat, OLD DEPOT KITCHEN Playing the 6.500-yard Thunder- ville leading 52-44, the youthful third In a row, in nine mitings. his coat, his departure, no notice Conductor—I’ll take care of that »3TW£6,j bird Country C!i»*)’s par 36-35—71. Coming directly from a sick bed. McKeever, who played in tha SINK/ Janton canned six out of his first coach of the Glastonbury team of his friends, a taxi, a pistol from (helpfully). -courre. Venturi had a 33-30.-63 elected to disagree with Referee Rec Senior League last season and 'M ten shots for 12 points. 'This' his pocket and, 'Anally, his life. Then he shouted, and Da- .aret ?2-33. Demaret had a senior at Holy Trinity, hooped helped Rockville to a ^3-10 first Jim Murray on a charging call. Nice chap. Regrets and ail that.” Next stop, Mount Vernon! a flr.rt round .68, Venturi a 70 and Grogan protested vehemently from nine baskets and converted seven quarter bulge. I their toUl wag 133. ' the sideline and waa told to sit of 10 free throws for a total of The lady In the row ahead had Good Rebeiindlng I A counl(]y editor decided to It gave them a alight cushion of down. A fter three such warn' 25 points'but saved hts finest per­ talked to her companion during the adopt the ^ y Idea of posting bul­ two strokes over Pati> Hsmev ol' The Ramms. sparked by some; ings. Grogan still persisted In his formance for the fourth period whole movie, especially during the letins of important events in front Worcester. Mass., with hts 69-66— truly ouutanding rebounding by, demonstration and was Dromntlv which actually decided the out­ Cap'.ain Bob.Groua and Don Thie- told to leave the hall. ■TayveiB come. Making good use of a *13S, and Dave Marr of Rumson, bault, continued to move out In N. J.. with 6.V70— ’ 35. Coach Don Elliott directed the Jumping one-hander. McKe-ver front, opening a 16 point lead with team the rest of the way. tallied H points in the final quar­ CROSSWORD PUZZLE Failed to Maintain Pace. LONG .SAM BY LAPP and ROB LUBBERS 2:30 left iii the third stanza. With Olnat^nbary (4R» ter and 11 in the second halt. M arr, another nr\/comer on the such An- apparent advantage. p R • F Pli. AS!e'tou euee-THAT ' HOSUCHANWM, I'M e e & m n o to 6 RI.<(bop, f ...... T 4-5 i; Dick Dubanoski Cheney Tech opened a 50-43 [ T n tournament circuit, and Fred Haw- Coach John Canavari went to his 1 Pfaii. f ...... 4 .3-2 10 /IV7 ARXLO 16 Vie ' KIND O'MAN, OHBLie SOMBTHMe , LONS bench. 5 Hartw(»ti, f ...... spread in the early minutes of the Hi(s, E! Paao. Tex,, led off yester­ ... 0 2 fourth period but a basket by lC ti6 SA-AM - inoHr m o OP m u ’isee HIM, I (SOTTA 5AVI— OUST—ooer An»w»r to Pwvloua At the same time, Gus Sonstan- 3 Woo*l c...... 1 ivr* . n ' day with their 65s. Biit they 0-2 Trinity’s Shaun Burke, author of cx M e A-RONNIN'ff \JO>UM6 6AM» jcespyouRWAOM, British Islands tine, senior backcourt star from 1 RrookF f ...... 0 0 RSOPS ON TH' I'AK.g f?r SOOTha^ HANP OUST couldn't keep up with the hot pace, 0 If ...... 0 rvo 0 11 markers along with teammate fiawkins! 72 gave him 137. i Glastonbury, decided . to do what 4 BttnrhflFlH f ...... 2 5-fi 11 AN' p^rcH yea mr WHERE i r i e — S ronFt«ntino. g* ...... B M3 Ifi Low-Scoring Indians Bob Brass, deadlocked the acora Qj ET^'G JU ST { he could about putting his matea AfOUO aion^ tt p t e A s e f '' Three ahots back of the leaders ACROSS S3 Flower m o pe ME'^ AT MOME * ,-ij at 53-aIl with 3:40 to play. The were Don Fairfield,' Casey. 111.: I back in the ball game. In the 23 Tatalii ...... 13 22-37 iT 1 ------coniliti 34 Contend in i space of about two minutes. Con­ R«rkvlllF count waa tied at 55-55 momenta Tommy Bolt, diattanooga, Tenn., IS of 360 imall rivalry stantine scored two hoops and P R F hts later when the loser’s Captain 36 Satiated CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEB and Howie Johnson, Akron, Ohio. 7 Juntort. f...... fi 2-fi 14 Hank Jaslowaki was charged with itiandi five out of six from the foul line 1 Onrt^r...... 0 rvo n Perform Here Tonight I It hai a ——. 37 Adjudger Tied with Hawkins were Don Armed for Rehound to cut the deficit to 10 points. 3 TMrbauIt. f ...... fi 21 his fifth personal after sitting governor Whitt, Alameda, Calif., and Jimmy 45-3.5. 0 Bradley, f ...... 0 0-1 0 out ths latter part of the third DOWN Scrambling in the foreground under the St. Louis basket at the 4 OrmiR. r ...... 3 1-2 7 quarter and the flrit part of the 13 Small ipacet Hines, 53-year-old home profes­ With the start of the final quar­ 0 Johndrow. c ...... By PAT BOLDUC 1 Unclothed gDetrott Olympia are, left to right. Jack Coleman of th<* Ha-vks ... 0 0 final period because of four per­ 14 Goddesf sional, each of who.n had 66. and the Minneapolis Lakers' Larry Foust and A-t T a. ter. Canavari reinserted his start­ 4 Dohertv. a ...... 2 3-7 7 Low-scoring Manchester High carries a five-game winning of peace 3 Expunge Bracketed at 138 were U Jt. Open 3 Ktinfr*ri»chmid. g ...... D 0 sonals. Lakers won In overtime. ing team. Still Constantine was 4 I.elh.nsulh, s ...... (M 4 1$ Male (heep 3 Comment Chamiiion Dick Mayer, Newport ... 7 streak into tonight’s CCIL contest against rival Windham at Jaslow tki did not sea eye to 4 Volume , 19 Ineffectual 42 Indite Toys not to be denied as he hit for five 1 K#‘ld<*rwFrfFr, g ... __ 0 -Thr* MO overtime game to Philadelphia. to a single point, 86-59. 27 ActreaA, (myth.) palms S3 Pair (ab.) fifth victory and third In a row. mond and little Bobby Daigle in another for 10. The others were New York Knickerbockers now 1 Boryla waa fined $325 for berat- The Silk Towners captured the Tech's Eddie Shae waa fouled Deborah — have their own black Friday to re- j ing and charging an official. Braun the backcourt. Windham Coach In the act of ahopUng with 10 sec­ 39 Sketch i r r r r 1 f r r live feet or under. first meeting in easy fashion, 55-34. John McMillan is expected to re­ r r Local Pro George Howard and membea in the National Basketball was asse.ssed *50 for throwing a onds to go but missed both tries 31 New Ouioct Assn. ball at Referee Lou Eirenstein and ' Excluding last night's scheduled taliate with transfer Bobby Reed and the \1sitpgs managed to hold r r his three club member partners in port It was yesterday when the Friedrich $25 for bei-aling the'of,- ' contest against Bristol the Willi- and either Don Pardua or Bill Dif- onto their one-point advantage to S3 Alwaya the pro-am aUur s‘de event won Browii Winner mantic combine has won only twice fiey at the forwards, Johnny Knicks dropped s 125-102 decision flc'als and other ml.sconduct. I F r with a 36-hole best ball score of the end. (poet.) Boryla’s fine was the second ' in nine outings while the host Red Wheaton or Butch Soracchi at cen­ 111. It was worth 11,000 to How­ to the Boston Celtics, fell into la.s' Statistlck clearly prove the S3 M ltorf (ab.) r a place In the Eastern Division and la:-geat in league h.story. The ' and White seeks to check a six- ter and Co-Captain Andy CTzuchry closeness of the lively contest. 34 itowing p ard, who rated last in individual stiffeat fine ever assessed by Podo- game losing slrea! A defeat to­ and Norm Duclos at the guards. scores H1lh 76-75 151. loit $400. Twelve times the score was tied implement Tlie defeat in the first of five loff was $.500 against Les Harri­ night will automatically eliminate Dubanoski. Pardus and Czuchry and We lead exchanged hands on 38 On the ocean i Dem arel’s team with 114 was games to be played in as many son, then owner-roach of the old Over Williams Manchester from State Tourna­ rank among the league's top 10 second. It woe worth *500 to Dema­ 13 occasions. Also, both rivals 36 Box 11 K i days coupled with Philadelphia's Rochester Royals, during the 1950- ment con-sideration. scorers. Dubanoski holds down caged 24 bukets with Trinity 36 Card! (ab.) ret. COTTON WOOD? BY RAY GOTTO 102-92 victory Over the Cincinnati 51 season. Washington. Jan. 25 OPi—Light-j'knockout In their non-title acrap Red and W hile Coach Elgin fourth place with 90 points, Pardus getting edge from the foul line, 36 Muaical note !i Venturi and Hines tied for third Royals left the Knicks a half-game Zatursky feels that his boys are is sixth with 83 tallies and Czuchry 41 Winter 1 with their teams. EUch pro won Helnsohn Paced .\ttach weight champ Joe Brown, winner | last night ^ e ivlnners hit on 12 of 23 back of the third place Wsrriofr The knicks had no answer to in a sudden finish over up and Williams, a 21-year-old Wash­ capabig of repealinf their earlier la ninth with 77 markers. charity tosses while D'^hgona’s precipitation L <375. In the.r duel for s playoff position. Boston's stuck last night as Tom- triumph. '"We'll give some of our Despite Zaturshy’s opUmismi 43 Klver in i coming Ernie (Sonny Boy I Wil­ ington prospect, waa forced to charges made only 11 of 26. t U w Result of Jan. 12 Fracas my Heinsohn, NBA rookie of the liams, today pondered what msy quit at ItVi of the round when opponents a rough time over the Manchester's previous two-point Until the fatal fourth period the Switzerland The money lost was the result year last season, scored 27 points last half of our schedule.” Elgin verdict and tonight's home court 44 Indian i be his last year of boxing and said: ring phyaician John Kneipp aaid locals hsd led at every turn, post­ 1 !P w r ft Collrge Basketball of action taken by league Preai- and veteran Bob Cousy added 22 "It looks as though Lane it the a deep cut over the left eye made promised earlier thi- week during advantage, my pick is still a safe ing quarter leads of 17-15. 25-24 weight! dent Maurice Podo’.off again-st more. Guy Sparrow topped the a lengthy workout. "I’m sure the 55-45 win for the Whippets from 46 Weilht logical contender." it too risky to continue. and 44-41. The score was tied five w if f w . 14 fi Boston Collega 76, Ne w York AC Coach Vince Boryla. captain Carl losers with 17. boys have profited by their mis­ the Thread City. ' deduction He referred to Kenny Lane of Both fightej-s agreed the wound times and the teams exchanged *8 Briiun and Trainer Doft Friedrich Neil Johnston's 33 points were Michigan, who has his entire e.state was opened in the last second of 48 Only 20 1 a !l ii the lead four times before Trinity illenda of thl( Oooper Union 72, Danbury /nr their part in the Jan 12 fracas the big factor in the Warriors and the National Boxing Assn the fourth round in their sched­ shot into a three-point margin. 15- Teachers 60. at Madison .Square Garden in snapping the-Royals home w.nning (NBA I booming him for a cham ­ uled 10-roiinder. nationall.v tele­ 12 But Shae, who did a fine job off ------are ■ s whlclf the Knicks dropped a 115- inhabited Coast Guard 73. Kings Point 62 streak at six games. The Warriors pionship match. vised and broadcast from Capitol Wanted: Job in Baseball the boards in a losing cause, con­ SO Greek letter !T 'Now here it an educational toy— teaches fathsri to held a slight edge tlr ough most of "fm in good shape." Brown said Arena. But Williams protested verted a rebound into a basket and ARE S3 DiMneumber the first three quarters and then "and I'm readv to fight him today. that a butt from Brown's head a piett.v three-point play by ren­ LEAD RIGHT ...... watch where they step!" sank 12 potnt.s early in the final But that's up.to rny manager." was the cause Brown insisted he ter Dirk. BisscII regained the lead HAVE! FORGOTTEN period while the Royals were get­ ALL ABOUT Brown's manager. Lou Viscusi. had done the damage with a left for the home forces at the buzzer. Robertsoii Doesn’t Talk Much ting only a single free throw to waa in Houston. Tex., so neither hook. Cochrane One-Point Bulge BUGS BUNNY pull away. Jim Pa.xson turned in Jo e--n o r Kenny— had an immedi­ Had Given Champ Fits Both clubs were way off In their But He Still Sells Cincinnati his best scoring production s.s s ate answer. Viscusi in the past has Until then Sonny Boy had given shooting in the second’ quarter and LOOKS LET'S SEE I THINK TM/g f IT'S A LOVELY SPECIAAEN, pro. leading the losing rs "s c with denied chsrge of Lane boo.sters. in­ the champ fits, boring In and it was all even, 19-19 with 2:50 re­ : 24 points. BUZ s Aw y e r BY ROY CRANE LIKE WHAT )OU ONE WILL< BUT DO YOU HAA ANYTWNe cluding some Michigan members swinging freely for Work maining before the half. Closing >/\PE of Congress, that Brown is dlck- YA'LL NEED A NCW HAVE IN A FIT VER c » e A P ^ ? (Cincinnati iN EA i — ''You’ve^ away, He is dribbling with his Through the fourth, all three of- j twin-pointers by Exiaus Parker sharp SUE'S A VENUS, Standings ng I.ane. "^TEM O'CLOCK !...BUT TIRE, SYLVESTER! O S»P0N E. JALOPY! •een Robertson." Frank McGuire right hand" Smith acted out the ficlals had \5{illiams ahead under and Jaslowaki. Cheney's second SAV, WOLFY, TAKE OFF THAT ALL RieHT...«rr Eastern Dlvl-: Viscusi contend.* he ha.s had diffi­ I CAN'T FIX GUV'NOR! was saying. “Do you like him a play. "So Oscar changes hands, be­ the system awarding the winner best-point-getter with 22 tallies, ' FINP, buz! BATHING CAP AND LET ME , IS SHE THE RED- W L I G B. culty getting together w ith I.ane’a of each round 10 points. 1 Chicago. Jan. 25 (ifP)—Wanted: A .joli in ba.iGball. Qualifica- , THAT OmL\ lo t? " hind the back stuff, .and in one overcame a 23-21 deficit sntV ac­ THEN Vrt'LL MEET V SEE WHAT YOU REALLY J HAIRED VENUS Oil Boston ...... 31 12 .721 hacdlers on a a'.le for the m eet­ Referee Rav Bowen ' scored it j tion.s; Memljer of baseball’s Hall of Fame: A .320 lifetime corded the host quintet it* one- This waa in a restaurant at motion flips a left-handed dribble f)6". TOMORROW MORNING LOOK LIKE. I'VE COME HERE Syracuse ...... 2« 20 ing. 38-34. Judge Charley Buck 39-38, i batting average as one of the game'.s greatest catchers; man­ point bulge at the intermission. 3 - ! Chapel HilL N. C.. A day later, pass, perfect lead to it. and some Phllsfielphia .. . . 2U 22 .I7fi lOS FYirch Loss of Recognition TO GO SCUBA DIVING., ~ V SHADOW.' and Jiidge Joe Bunsa 40-37.s The ager of two American League Pennant winners and one Five straight points at the out­ Adbiph Rupp walked into a drug kid scores easily. " New Yorl; ...... 21 24 .467 11 Gilbert Jackson. NBA president, The coach was excited as he As.sociated Press hsd It even,'38- world chsmpion.-hlp team ------set of the third quarter provided store in (LAxlngton, Ky., took s Weste rn D'v Ulon delared yesterday Brown must 38. the Silk Towners with their big­ visitor )>y the arm and said. “Sit talked of It. "After the game a \V L Pci. G.B. .arrange by April 11 for a bout , .X Name: Stanley Gordon i Mickej i !, Mickey's brilliant career ended A crowd of some 1,200, held^ /Cwhrone, alias Black Mike. gest lead up to that point, 30-28. down right here. I want you to tell kid on his team told me. "W ith St. Ixiuis ...... 29 1.5 .659 v.1th Lane or face lo.*s of recogni­ down bv forecasts of henvv snow, abruptly in Yankee Stadium when Holmes passed to Liebman (or one me all about Oscar. Robertson." Oscar, you keep your hands up for Cincinnati ...... 22 24 .478 R ■ ' OoQhranc. not destitute as hi.s one- he waa beaned by ,New York pitch­ tion ...... Athletic team- basket and then connected with a George Smith, who coaches the a pass, even when he i.sn't looking Detroit ...... 17 29 .370 13 Brown, who at 31 says he wants timeXhil-‘d'lPh“‘ er Bump Hadley. That wa.a In 1937 >^mie Foxx who was (ouml jumper to account for their team’s 6-4’i Robertson at the University at you, or you get a flat face.' ” Minneaoolia . , 1? 32 273 17 to ret’ie after this year, had a n-fesn^TL H.f u"u, mate^rnmic Foxr and Cochrane was 38. He never O leans. The defeat was i\ Ilhams penniless 10 Xliaml a week ago, edge at the three-quarter mark. of Clncimbatl, smiles wlien he Robertson averages 32 points a Satiirday's Sch-dulr hard lime wHh Williams before plaved again. 4th in 25. At 137'.;, Brown had a needs a Job 'apd wants to get back Six times the lead exchanged hears this. .Now that Robertson •'ame for Clnciiinati in this, his Mlnne.apolis at New York (After- winning on s fifth round technical one-pound weight edge. "I think 1 could have played hands as first one team and then noon-TVi. into baseball. \ 1-H Bcore.s up to 56 points a game, bas­ first year of college varsity bas- four o r'fiv e more years," he said the other rallied to grab short­ ketball la excited about him. ketball He gets them from any: St. Louis at Detroit. i "rm eating r^ular" said the 54-ycai-old former .star who played "But tlierc's nothing that can _be lived advantages. BY DICK CAVALLl But Robertaoh and what he place and with any method. A two- j Boston at Syracuse. MORTY MEEKLE ■ on five pennant w inn'bM and three done about Uhat now." Although the loss of Jaslowskl means has been a, part of Smith’s I hand set from the outside, a fall- Friday's Results Boston 125 Now York lOt Sacred Heart Wins I world championship teams. "I’m Cochrane dropped out of ba.se- hurt the locals a great deal in the life since 1954 and the night that away Jump, a straight up and down I ball in 1938. his last ."ear as man­ dccis ve stages of the final per­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD WHAT A Philadelohia 102 Cincinnati 92. I not doing much o' anything now Crispus ATtucks, an Indianapolis i jump, from the pivot, long stepping 1 Swim Meet Here and could use a job. All InK^vork ager of Detroit. iod. Holy Trinitv also suffered with LONG WINTER.' high school, played Short Ridge at j rfrives--complete with upsetting SundaVs Schedule ME MAY BE MORE YOU MEAN FOR PHIL T YEAH?AND TOO ^ Syracuse at Ro.'RI I - IF MCSUlGG KICK LOOSE-AT THE LOPGElS k-HE'S A RIAN Smith accept.* Ropert-son's scor­ New York at Minneapolis. vision." third quarter. Flanagan was one of AND SWING THIS watch both teams, but particular­ ing a.i something to be expected events strong Sacred Heart of 'a couple of years." he continued the visitor's tallest players. BY THIS TIME — IF THIS OPPORTUNITY OUTING TWO YEARS ago!) WHOMEVER Detroit at Cincinnati. "W hat's Mickey living on now? d later 1 coached for the A’s DRIVER.' ly Bill Meriweather, the Attucks' from a schoolboy who scored as Waterbury swam to an easy 48-29 MiXKii » n i Bi.f:a Bisscll. Cheney’s leading scorer, EVERYTHING WENT OKAY? TO SQUARE ACCOUNTS* victory over previously unbeaten Stasdlnai I had an automobile business in ] before the team was moved to pivot man/’ ne aaya. "But the much as 62 at a clip. It is the other W wound up with 22 points in addi­ M anchester High last night in the Pet i Montana and 1 sold it three y ears; j t first time Robertson put his hands phase.* of Oscar’s game that de­ O a k m a n * ...... 34 ;,^^:sgo Jv e been getting along on ; to^uch and I really wan tion to topping his squad in the re­ oh the ball I forgot everything Brass City. Ex hiding a loss to the D o n o h u e a ...... 3u really want bounding department. But in addi­ light him. Again.st North Te.xas Alumni, the Indians had racked up F r p y s ...... 2G .".SS that to get baclv in baseball." i k i else. State, for example, he had 12 di­ W # rn F r fi ...... 53* Cochrane, who lives in suburban tion to their poor foul shooting, three straight win.* over New Lon­ •y; Cochrane Tqcls he could be a "I remember it so well I can rect foods for baskets. H an .“ '“n * ...... 5}2 Lake Forest, was a member of . the Techmen were also guilty of don, Meriden and Bristol. Z n w iR tn w ik is ...... ! ! ! ! T Ilia "...i.. ■' • team a.s a bat- diagram, it for you even now. But there is more to Robertson’s 01b«*rt/» ...... <>• Connie Mack's great teams loose ball handling and poor pass- Manchester's two firsts were not "Robertson came down." he ex- story than just ^a silent. boy who ’ r t t in c N ...... ! ! ! ! 2f. iiSi won pennants in 1929, 1930 and 1931;! o'; vntchm gXpach. "I 81*.*-* i Ing in the last three minutes, scored by Doug Stevens in the 100- , Salafiaa ...... I could do about ^'. thing."' he i More trouble looms.for thi lo- u\au-i plained, "then across here from Cincinnati one of the na- Also performing for those teams yard orthodox breaststroke and In BurkmJnlsi/^rR ...... y . y . '. h .0 2 **1**1! X I'cals who play a return game with J J £ . the aide on a pick. He made a fake lion's top college powers. f i airK* m ...... 404 was Foxx who yesterday was which Just lifted me out of the the 200-yard freestyle relay, with L u p ifn i* ...... *...... 20 .315 signed to coach with Minneapolis in Cochrane's greatest ydat; was in Glastonbury Tuesday afternoon at O' Good SeJIlng Point / i f ______seat. Then he gave Meriweather, Ron Allen. Kurt Nielsen. Dick Xolf* w orth' F r a n Don*’>hw^ the American Assn. 1930 when he baited 357. H* earn­ o'clock at Verplanck. Coach t tMI k, NCk br.-m. l-c. T. ■kg. U g. fki OM With Robertson. Smith has a t2<)-,i34 Anil* 0!hf*rt lOR anfl Rntb here in the pivot, a simple hand- Baxter and Co-CaptSin Jim Davis CoChrane was sold tij Detroit ed a degree at Boston UnivbMity Paul Grogan employed a two- selling point for every schoolboy Wrrnpr 107. .off pass for a Basket." comprising the Red and White' for SlOO.OOn when M ack began where he played baseball and foia^- platoon system the first time while CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Smith stood up. "Then Robert­ prospect he can dig up, He can quartet. peddling his star players. In 1934 ball. He became' an immediate. notching a lop-sided 62-36 tri­ show a kid the brick, aluminum MERCANTII*r LEAGUE VE6-. SUT WITH A NOT WITH VOU X I HOPE SO'.Y VOUR TRAJN- son brings the ball down a little The meet's lone double winner he managed the. Tigers to a pen­ star whet) he took over as Mack's umph. and glass-fronted field house. He was Watgrbury’s Jim Hebert in Stnndlngii catcher in 1925 and remained one Holy Trinity <60) MR; ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES AND FRANK RIDGEWAY PASSENGER TO BRING) THERE TO SLOW \ ANVtVAVi I'D \ ING STWCTS later. They pick him up right nant but lost the World Scries to B r Pis. IT BACK, SCIENTISTS IT DOWN WITH SOWEl RATHER RISK. ITOOAYl HERE'S can tell him about Oncinnati's edu- both the 200-yard and 100-yard W L St. Louis His tremendous drive as of the game’s great rt yers until McK-fVPr f ...... 9 710 25 CAM GET FAR MORE- VERV INGENIOUS I IT THAN TH* /YOUR STHeET caliohal set-up iA which a boy at­ freestyles. The Sacred Heart ace Rainbow Club .... .46 14 player-manager brought the Tig­ he was beahed In Yankee Stadium. MrDf'riTV'tt. f ...... 0 /•«!<* fo r seven. initial setback in the 200-yard Harm's Camera .41 19 1935. Hall of Fame in 1946. P. FlAnAfan. f ...... 0 0-0 0 TWAT'S Coach Dick Sollanek's tankers Manchester Optical ..2 7 33 Hebron Gahin Fourth in Row, Burk 5 VOLKSWAGENS Murphy, 0 HAVE THERE, a 6-B kid Vvho is being chased by return to Waterbury Friday night Ace Plano ...... 19 41 ADMIRAL . For IiniiMfllate Deliver^ colleges in a manner remindful of for a 7:30 meet against Waterbury Memorial Store .... .16 44 Tctnl? . 13-23 40 Croaby. ASTER8LOOM. the Wilt .Chamberlain case, is an Montgomery Ward . 8 52 Dave Vurley Collects Points C,hfne> TerW (53> l((B' Tht (nimmaries: i, B example. : i ' f - ...... 2 "Tes, there Is a chance ,Lucas Medley Relay-Sacred Heart League-leading Rainbow Club Lichmnn. ( ...... 3 MANCHESTER will come here,” Smith says. (Ziminsky, Lawlor, Savage end and runnei'sup Manchester Auto High-flying Hebron Regional-the losers who also trailed 20-29 a Sbar. , ( ...... 2 CincinnaU, you see, is on the big Bergin). T. 1:31.2. Parts scored similar 4-0 shutout notched its fourth straight victory' halftime. Ellington employed just MOTOR SALES time in the business of college ath­ 200-yard Freestyle—1. Hebert victories last night over Montgom­ last night with a 54-49 conquest of six players and all managed to illnsner . letics with Oscar Robertson, a 19- (SH). 2. Stuek (M). 3. Towle (Ml. ery Ward and Garden Restaurant, Ellington in Ellington as the Rams hl*^ the Scoring column ; r a r k - r . K ...... 2 lV3 UPntie 51t W. CENTER ST. T., 2:09.6. 1-35 ndgeuty year-old boy to whom “yes” and respectively, while third place lifted their season'sseason record to an Ellington gained .some consola­ 69 Open Eveo.—MI S-lSll-9-6427 40-yard Freestyle—1. Bergin T..i«l» ...... ‘ ..24 BY PETER HOFFMAN “no” constitutes a conversation. Herm'a Camera lost ground as a even 500, with five wins in 10 tion with a 48-41 win in the JV Score at half 25-24 Cheney Tech. JE F F CURB (SH). 2. Davis (M). 3. Breen result of its 2-2 tie with eighth starts. But the streak will be in preliminary. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS (SH). T„ .19.8. Hp-brnn (jl* IF YOU DON'T, YOU'RE NOT GOINS ..BUT ^ place Ace Plano. Two other Jeopardy Tuesday uight when ...YOU'RE IQO-yard Orthodox Breaststroke B F Pt.R. TELLING ME I'LL FLATTEN TO DO A DOGGONE I WILL/ ipatchea at the Manchester Bowl­ Coach Clyde Washburn's quintet D. Kailoy f ...... 13 3 29 Scliolattic Ba»ketball AUNT MIRTHK, VtAiO J I WISH YOU NOWREAUT! TMEAum'UlSDBOrHERHUrTHlS 1 — 1. Stevens (M». 2. Law Iot (SH ). FnU’/’tia, f ...... *...... 0 0 0 GLAD 10U MUTED UP. C. HAD NVITEO MAY GIVE OUT ANV U»JinE._AN0 ms HAMOS.. HAD 1D ABANDON A ' ^ TO APOLOGIZE FOR YOU, SO HELP ing Green saw' Gaudet Jewelers roll travels to Willlmantic for a'rclum lull), f ...... 4 1 fi 3. Zagllo (M )..T., 1:17.5. Hartford 69. East Hartford 51, HONESTLY, JUSTIN OEO IS ) MU IN, JILU FATHER!^ A RUTHLESS OU. BUBOU j moNismokisx WHAT I JUST ME' to s 2-2 stalemate with the Me­ contest against Windham Regional Tavlor. f ...... 4 0 . fi CALLED HER.' Diving— 1. Donovan (SH ). 2, morial' Coiner Store and seventh Tech. 'The Thread City chib posted R. FHi'lf'v f ...... 0 0 0 William Hall 85. Meriden 50. ' TUEMOSTHABULOUS ANOUISBIOHER^ ASAVKXmCTSOJ Mulholland (SH). 3. Hyson (M). Vinkf'lR. r ...... 4 0 s RIGHT'? BOWLING Pivot oiace Manchester Optical take all a lop-sided 68-48 liitimph a few 0 0 Cheshire 52, Southington 49. BCMEVER/IMGAN Ascn'.ir/ HE TURNED TO « Points, 45.92. Hud»k. c ...... 0 Lloyd ’ Shanrar, 6-10, con­ four points from sixth place Man­ weeks back. I*(^rd. c ...... ,n 0 0 Wethersfield .46. Contrd 41. HE'S REMIY lived/. Ipoorjustin.i tributes generously to the suc- 100-yard Freestyle—1. Hebert chester. Trust. Ponrtiak. c ...... 0 0 0 Windham 5|. Bristol 42. (SH). 2. Stuek (Ml. 3. Towle (M). Four players accounted' for all Gaffnon. g ...... 0 .0 0 ALI.EYS cei9i of W est Vlrglnla/s un- Top scores were pinned by Ray Plalnville 61, Woodrow Wilson / T.. :55.2. of Hebron's scoring last night, bMten basketball'team. Petow 335, Bill Faber 343, Bob with Co-Captain Dave Farley, 6-5 TotaU ...... * • • .... 2« U M 55. 100-yard Butterfly—1. Savage Fitzpatrick 854, Kqn Seaton 130- KlIlaKton (41) Newington 56. Farmington 52. AVAILABLE EVERY « >. Diorio senior forward, grabbing top hon­ B F PtJi 338. Fred Nassiff 133-335 and Sam 1 Middletown 42. Windaor 33. (SH), T., 1:11. V , • ors with 29 points. Teamn\atc Bob SchftAf^r, ...... <» V N*©HT— Ml 9-8100 . XACE UFTlhffl _ . Vacantl 130. tJ^aiay, f ...... B» 4 *. ‘0 '4 Rockville S3. Glastonbury 48. 100-yard Backstroke—I. 2imin- lulo chipped in With nine .tallies AbrahaniFiyn. f ...... 6 n 14 Holy Trinity 60, Cheney Tech 69. and both Hal Taylor and Giinars 3 5 Yonkers, N. Y.—(NEA),)i- sky (SH). 2. Kgvdli (SH). 3. Mnvarauckna. ...4 .. .. *. •. 1 . Stafford 68. Woodstock 5|. J Woohlnglon. D. C.— Joe Brown, Vtnkels UUied eight points each. Whraler. g ...... 2 . 4 fi the time present Improvemenu are Dormer (M). T.. 1:09.1. ; ' Wood, f ...... 1 13 Hebron Regional 54. EUingtea Freestyite. Relay '—> MAnchtiteY 137%, New Orleans, stopped Er- Forward Reggie Abramhamson ‘ F ' iP iraRPHY^ ALLEYS completed Yonkers Raceway for and guard Ronnie Vfood caged 14 U l i 49 Totalk ...... li N) BIAIN BTREinr / tro tta n will have spent $17H ndl* (Allen, Nielaen, > Baj^r.*. and ni# (Sonny Boy) tVUliams, 1364i lEast W indsor^ czomwoli 8S. Waahlnfton, # (Non-TUlt). and,IS markera,l^r9aj>ectively, fttr Mon. Dayta), T.)sl:216- |i. . .1 M ' r \

/, ' .■■I ,:V. ‘ i : : : r ' ' V. ' r ' 1..... •' V:/./ ',v!l MANCHKSTEli EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JA^IUARY 25, 1958 PAdE ELEVEN Ai'1' ■''■Jr ';,'i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONn(, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 18f5S PAGE TEN __ ^.... ., ' ___• - - ' - - - - ' - ■ ’ -- - ______\ ______'______.1 . UoUMhOkl^OfMlS 51 Raoma Without Botrd 5t AimPtments—PUts-» Houssa tor Sato 72 H o u s m for Sals 72 Holises for Salt 72 Aato Driving School 7 A R(N>ring.^iiliilg 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWl BY FAGALY and SUURTEN Articlca for Sala Fuel and Feed 49*A ITRANK’t ANTIQUES, Selling at ROOM FOR rent Inquire _ SUtii Tenensnta 4S (in i WEST SIDE—Six room Capa. (Xiri) SOUTH WINDSOR—Just THESE TWO new ranch hnmta Of­ FOR THK best In shingle, and built SEASONED' hardwood for fire- reduced pricaa on account of alck- Tailor Shop, t Blaiellell. Mf 3-'-7383. 4 down, S finished up, large an- over Kanch'ester town line. New, fer three large bedrooms, extra Fringe Hits LARSON'S driving School—Offers KNAPP insulated -boots and thoe*. La r g e t h r e e room heated Classified up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim. placaa, furnace# and atovea, Qiglto ncH. Come and aea for yourself.- After 6:80 Ml 3-6047. closed porch,- amasita drive, tine two -bathroom ’ ranches, raised large tile bath,' fuij basement with all type* of driver education on Harry Mahoney: 88 Maple 8 t. Tel. Brothera, Ml 8-6801. apartment, nSW 'building, stove ■ A■ ‘m inaured dual control cars, atand- ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. Ml 8r4827. \ 420 Lake St. and rafrigarator. *110 par n ^ th . location. For aroointihar.: tr see hearth, paneled living room wall, gatage, lot alze 100x200.; ■vSelect m 3-7707. OUTf jtou wwmaI AtkV.TNE 6 aR- BuTOETAlOAO ATTRACTIVELY furnished and call tha R. F. Dlmock Co. Raal- 1,200 square feet living area. R^ yoUr Interior decoration 1^- acting Advertisement ard or automatic. By trained and AlUUf 0 0 MII7E A ' DRY OAK wood. Cut flreplaca and jrOR SALE—Saw-Gem sewing ma- cheerful rooms. Complete light Call MI 3-62*3. \ certified Inatruclor. licenaed by TENOEIUNOMtfTANO Oft HIM TURNiNO PRACTICALLY ’new large^ •PAC# tora. Ml 2 5345, Joseph Ashfotd. F. Dimock A Coi, Reaitora, MI- now. Other liatinga available In Some State Areas MALUr I DON’T heAter. 60 gallon tank ahd stand, atove lanjths. *K' per lead, de­ chlha desk style, wilt either sell housekeeping facUlUhs avaUable. Ml 2-2212, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI- Manchester and vicinity. S. A. CLASSIFIED ADVT. the State of Conn.. ^11 MOTS. ’'OR AN^INOAfOVie SOMEONE. ILSE’S livered. Tel. Coventry, C Pi 2-7IM. ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, first Roofing^-Uhimney Ifi-A VJANT NO SOWDli*^ 1 LOUD MICCUP'IN BOOZE BfiTSOiMID pipp. Call Ml 9-2098. Or exchange for portable. ,MI Single, ooubla.. Children accepted floor, unfurnished, hard wood 2-7703 or Robert Murdock,' Ml 0-6818, Barbara WoOda, Ml 9-7702 Beechler. MI 9-8952 or Ml 3-6969. DEPT. HOURS •41274, 123 Helaine Rd. — limited Parking. Central, Raa- iNMVaACe.' HIS JOINT- A OARAOE when . floora, ceramic tile bath, washer •-5272. or Robert Murdock, Ml 9-5072. (Continned from Faga One) RUOFINq - Specialising in repair JANUARY #alIpaper/sBle, 49c to sonabla pricer Coma see! Mrs. TOUR BEDROOM Colonial, lyj ‘^the CAroliiM atorm eantar and tn 8:15 A.M. lo 4:30 P.M. Business Services Olfered 13 HE’SONTHEIOVilH FIREIPLACE wood, trunk or tniclc and dryer. Parking apace. Com­ the Virginias. Oharlaaton and -i; *El uig roofs of all kinds. Also hew 89c per single roll,/ralues to *2.60 Doracy, 14 Arch St. bination gas stove. Tel. TR 6-4*82. (V) b u il d e r s special-built for FOUR BEDROOM colonial, excel- batba, dishwasher and garbage roofs. O'ltter work. Chimneys load, cut to order, JA 6-3311. COMBINATION radio and record himself. New living room with disposal. Near bus, schools and out o f'a daranlng aky about 3:50 Parkersburg, W. Vt., raperUd per single roll: Oyer 250 patterns. lent condition, large lot. central, p.m. yesterday. nxK lR SANDDTO and reftnisliint. cleaned, chaired, 36 " years’ e^ All pre-t'rimntedysome pre-pasted. player. MI •-3841. ROOK' ^ R rant, suitable for ona NOW RENTINO —. Park-Chaatnut built-in bookshelves, flniabed rec­ only 118,500. Carlton W. Putchlna. shopping. Nettie ' L. Miller, MI about three-quarter, ot an inch an' COPY CLOSING TIME Speciallting In old floora. Ml A rasidential, section on the perienue. Free estimates Call Sherwin-WUliania. 9U Main St. or two men. Shower, Call at 101 apartbianta, 4, 4>A and 6 rooms. reation room with fireplace and MI 0-5133. . 9-5010. did Richmond and' Roanoke, Va. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. . »-5760 Howley. Manchester Mj 8-0361. Garden— Farm—Dairy THREE PIECE cuHbm- r-.ade liv­ Obeatimt St. southern outskirts of .the town was Amounts elsewhere were generally ing room aulte with tailor made Louia Levitt, MI S-0672. Agent on paneled dan. Huge kitchen, dining 20” c o l u m b ; built girl’s bicycle. Products , <0 area. Twice aa many cabinets as DUPLEX 4-4, quiet street, among EAST HARTk’ORD—Four bedroom hard hit. . light. MON. THRU FRI. slip covers. 1750 value tor *225. ROOM FOR rant. Near canter. premiaas .,‘7 p.m. daily. Saturdays good ,0oni^ o n , *20. Oall MI and Sunda^, 10-7. usual.’Two ceramic tile hatha. For well ke'pt aingle homes, two new Cape Cod., In excellent condition Mambars of a National Guard There waa widespread rain along- 10:30 A.M. MUKTKNSBN 1*V. Hpeolalued RCA Heating ana Plumbing 17 COOKING AMD eating apples, 76c ^ bblar .bench coffee table with Heat and hot water. Gantlaman. with dishwasher, carport, trees. Battalion were on duty to direct the entire Pacific'' coast, tiut televtaion sendee. Ml e-4641 9-4088. further Information or Mpoint- oil hot water 'heating ayatems, m i a 16 quart basket. Louia *..,BotU, matching end table. Coll-.palble 36 Foster-St. Ml 3-8647. NEW DUPLEX — For rant; five ment to see call the R. F. Dlmock near bus. Only *14,800.' Carlton W.. Near school, (14,200. minimum traffic and prevent looting. amounts were usually under one- SATU R D AY 9 A.M, S. WAT8UN, PLUMBING and heat SEVEN,, WOODEN storm windows 260 Buah Hill Rd. table for playroom or use as tele- down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, Officials said only three per­ M A M RUBBISH Removal Sen', ing contractor. New ihstaltations, rooms, large picture window, A Co., Reaitora, Ml 2-8348. Joseph Hutchins, Ml 0-5132. tenth inch. Scattered rains damp­ 31*81, ** eabh. One combination vj[ston turntable. Kitchen base plenty of closet space, birch cab­ Ashford, kf] 2-6812. Barbara MI 3-1303. sona remain hospitalized. ened' northern Nevada, and rain tee. Cleaning atties, cellars and alteration work and repair worl.. door 36x80, *ft\Used two winters COOKING APPLES 90c MeIntOih cabinet, pair Bermuda cedar IHUnSHElHED ROOM near Main St. FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial. TOI R COOPER.^TION WIl L yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes MI 9-3808. cold storage No. 1 *1.26 half Jdaiel St. Ml 2-2170. inet kitchen, ceramic tUc bath, Woods, Ml 2-7703 or Robert Mur­ Police Chief W. O. Etheridge and snow fell'across ths northern Tel. MT lamps. Box spririgs for full size Venetian blinds, storm 'windows, dock. MI ••8273. H i baths, three lota, Manchester NORTH COVENTRY—Three bed­ said he waa near. the police sta­ BE APPRECIATED removed Contract service avail­ buahel. ’Tel. Ml 3-*US. Louia bed. Ml 8-2692. and central plains, but there, too, hot ' water and heat. Lovely Green arcs. Ml 9-1306. room ranch, fireplace, low opera­ tion,when he heard tha wind com­ measurements were light. able. Ml 9-975T Bunce, 529 West Center Street. (X ni MANCHESTER - New aix tive cost. *14,000. Minimum down. PLUMBING AND heating—repairs «tea. s BEN-HUR chest type freezer. Ona RNI8HED r o o m for rant. 106 neighborhood, f 135 monthly. Call ing and saw pieces of wood and Temperatures w.re (iotnewhat. Dial Ml 3-2711 I.IGHT TRUCKING and ode' Jobs MI 2-7885. room ranch home in Rockladga PORTER ST.-Delightful six rooni Clifford Hansen, Realtor, kU and contract work. Call ^ 6-8541. good condition, *4.50. M I'8-5906. year old. Original price (550, will Birch St. Ml 2-8884. brick Cape with full ahed dormer. tin and bushes going past. ’’It a|l warmer today over the Plains, the- Ashes, trash and junk removed Household^Gooda SI section, xV; baths, ceramic tile 3-1303. , happened in about five minutes,” ■ ■ -V- sell for *300. MI 0-5320. TO RENT—Three rooms, tUe bath, kitchen counters. Attached garage, Fireplace. Breezeway and ; arage. Middle Atlantic States and tha For courteous and reasonable LLOYD S p l u m b in g Service as MANCHESTER—Five room Cape, he said. Upper Great Lakes. Moat market service call Hurrl-Cleun Transit sures sotisfaction, prompt service. CELLAR SUMP pump. Small coal ABSULUTg; BARGAIN » Custom ROOM AND board. Gentlemen. Tel. Venetian blinds, heat and hot amealte drive, fully landacapcd Madeline Smith, or wood circulating heater. Oil 9.1643. garage, ideal location, near Policeman John Burkhalter said v/arming occurred in the southern 1 any time. Ml 9.7*53. CH 7-6124, Ml 9-5485. made cornices and drapea. Slip MISCELLANEOUS h o ij S e h o 1 d MI 8-7*76. water fumiahed. Near Main and lot. 131.000. Call R. F. Dlmock Co., l.nst and Found apace heater, pot type, c «ie m ^ School Sta. Adults. Inquire 264 Reaitora, kfl •-5345, Joseph Ash­ schools, bus. shopping. *14,500. he waa off duty at home when his Rockies and western portions of covera, *59.50 and up. Choice of Items. CslI PI 2-8102. , LIKE NEW—Slx room Cape Cod, maid hurried into the kitchen and LOST—Pair of brown frame GONDER’S T.V. SA'vice, available forced atr furnace. Black imd fabncf. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, FURNISHED light housekeeping Spruce St. ford, MI 9-681*. Barbara Woods, Minimum down. Clifford Hansen, the central and Soutnern Plains 18< Decker *4” drill. MI 9 2082. room with electric refrigerator. Ml 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI recently completed se-'ond floor, Realtor, MI 8-1303. told him. ’’Lord, the house is blow­ where readings were 10 to 20 de­ classes Friday at HiRli Srhool «n.V time. Antenna conversions, Insurance 2-7760. \ full ahed dorn.er, breezeway, at­ ing away.” He grabbed his 2-year- dance N tme and addrc.ss In case. Philco factory supertised service Musical Instruments 53 Mlddle aged ladlca preferred. Tel. ROOM apartment, v e y clean. 9-5972. grees higher than a day earlier. CLINTON CHAIN saws, Dewalt W i^TED—Gooo. resaleable used. MI 3-63*8. heat and hot water included, Ap. tached garage, amealte driveway, TOLLAND— Modem two bedroom old daughter and shielded her in El Paso. Tex.: ' had an early Please call Ml 9 02tS ; P 1486. PARENTS: Are you ready for the i partly finished recreation room, ranch, fireplace, carport, trees, home, workshop, Wright power I furniture. Watkina Brothers. MI t r y t h e Mnsman electronic ply Beck’s, or Ml 2-1633. (Xvni TWO new Capea with 1100 his arms until the storm went by. morning temperature of 5S degrees trouble children get into? Broken near parkway. *11.500. Minimum HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. saws. Capitol' Equipment Co., 38 I 3-5171. spinet organ^oday. Finest quality PLEASANT, large .heated room, square ft. of living area. 6 minutes vestibule, fireplace, combination Tbs house was badly damaged. compared with 35 degrees Friday. NOTICE IS HF.REBY Riven that windows, objects thrown a* cars. JAKBi CAUUSO a v a il a b l e February 1. Main St. storm windows and doors. Seven dowrv Clifford Hansen, Realtor, Pass Book No. is.sued by Available at all times. Philco fac­ Injuring another child, etc. Avoid 4334- $Vtr., Main. MI 3-796*. of any home organ. Duhaldo free parking, on bus line. 14* Cen­ from Manchester Green. Youngs- Power lines were damaged and It was a little cooler in Montansi, tory supervised service. Tei. in ! ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver. Muatc Qehtcr, 186 West Middle ter St. Tel. MI 8-5002 apartment, two rooma, ahewtr, towrh kitchen, Il'Vlng room with closets and built-lns, many extras MI 3-1303. a portion of this town of about but the mercury waa still well The Savings bank of Ma’irhestcr ruin by lawsuit. Get liability! Low wy'Aa’gorrg.MicN. large cloaeta, priyatc entrance, Lot 70 by 200, *17.500. MI 3-8272. 9-9^98. cost. Phone MI 3-1126, Clarke In­ ■ ITSHCATI ' glass, china, and used fumltura Turnpike. fireplace vestibule. Large lot. 4,000 persona was without elec­ above normal. has been lost and application has EARLY AMERICAN loveseat, in PLEASANT ROOM one block from nicely finished. Call AD 24)086 or i 116,300. R. F. Dimoc. and Co., MANCHES'TER—Immediate occu­ been made to said hank for pay­ surance Agency. 175 East Center I bought and sold Furniture Repair * baths, two car ga­ heat, extra large garage.. acre tor, kn 3-1303. central New York. 9:30 by Patrolman Robert Lannan, lux IR) cleaner. Pick up and de- we will train in our methods. Ex­ field. "Not sold in store either". If RACOON OOAT, ilze 14, good con­ near hospital.. Consisting of two rage. Built-in oven and stove in home hr by appointment. Exper­ living rooms, dining room, tiled lot, artesian well, *1.000 down. Two to four Inches of fresh snow he is scheduled to appear in Town i livery. Call Electrolux ai tborised Moving—Trucking cellent starting salary. Commis­ you need to st,pplement your in­ OIRL’8 CANADIAN Flyer figure ■ ra-FIDELITT phonograph, solid dition. Call Ml 3-4854. Apartments— Flat»— kitchen For further information ’ Welles Agency, Coventry, PI MANCHESTER— Six room Cape, blanketed parts of Indiana, south­ Court Monday. ienced tax work. MI 3-4723. kitchen, cabinets, formica top ‘ garage, low operative cost. ■ Bales and service. Ml 9-0843 or JA Storage 20 sion and salary after training come visit Manchester >?erchsn- ■kates, aiza 4. MI 3>4822.' mahogany cabinet, eight watt Tenements 6.7 or appointment to aee cal' the R .' 2-7356, PI 2-7932, ern Michigan and northwest Ohio. Also arrested by Lannan last i 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine BARKER PERSONNEL period. Vacation with pay. All em­ combmed amplifier-preamplifier, counters, ventilating fan. equipped! F. Dimock and Co., Reaitora, MI i $12,600. Minimum down. Clifford dise and Sales Co. 600 Center St. Wanted— To Buy 58 for electric range, two bedrooms,' The latest east coast storm night on a similar charge was John INCOME TAXES prepared. Call I Kamienskt. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ SERVICE ploye benefits. FLORENCE cabinet apace heater, 2 speakers, etc. Call MI 3-22*0 THREE ROOM Trailer to rent. *55 9-5245, Joaepb Ashford. M> 9-6818, ROCKVILLE -Under constru ;tion. Hansen. Realtor, kll 3-1303. dumped up to a foot of heavy, wet Koropatkin III, -21, of East Hart­ 10" pot type, heats 4-5 rooms. tile bathroom, automatic teat and { in 9-3329. ing Co. Ml 3-6563. Owned anc* op­ after 6 p.m. s month. Chambers Trailer Park, Barbara Wood's, MI 9-1702 or Rob­ shed dormer Cape Cod, four snow in western New York over ford. After hearing loud noises I FOR STEADY aert'ice of plowing FIEIJ5 k FLIGHT Te5ST ENGR.— For Interview apply Monday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Reasonable. Ml 9-9496. OLD GUNS (any condition), hot water. Venetian blinds, storm ert Murdock, *n 9-6972. rooms, finished, two unfinished, erated by Walter B. '•errett, Jr., swords, war relics, mtlques. etc. RockvlllA, Apply at office. SENSIBLE VALUES night. Snow, sleet and freezing coming from the car’s exhaust sys­ 1 anow from driveways, call PI agent for Burnham’s Van Service. M.E. degree. Aircraft, Gas. Tur­ and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. window*, combination doors and, fireplace, garage, city corven- I 2-7798. SINGER SEWING a l u m in u m ' Ilk with bind- 8 ERVEL gas refrigerator. In good (one or whole collection). 70 Mill screens furnished. Available Feb-' MANCHESTER—Five rooms (one iences, on bus line, excellent Following are some of the more rain hit most other sections of the tem, Lannan, said, he followed Personals 3 Service to 48 states. bine design, evaluation, product St. Tel. «0 3-5717. FOR RENT—Approximate!' Janu* state. Koropatkin from Main to Oakland service, or applications work. MACHINE COMPANY Ings. boots size 9>4, two ski poles. condition, *25. -Ml 3-4740. ary 22. .Six room duplex, opposite ruary 1. Adults preferred, rent *95.' unfinished) excellent condition, neighborhood. $14,300. George J. realistic priced properties that are WEDDING Stationery — Beautiful OIL BURNER Service. Complete AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local 832 Main Street, Manchester All like new. MI 9-0718. Garage available. Call Ml 3-7056.! aluminum storn.s, *1,700. Carlton Coleman, Rockville, TR 5-4045, TR available today. Most of them can The heavy snow was centered In St. where the arrest was made 30% travel. To $8,500, Female 38 Center Park. Three large bed­ this western New York area along about 8 o’clock. Koropatkin will selection at money saving prices. heating sei-vlce, work guaranteed. and long dtalancc moving, pack­ TEN PIECE dining room ajt, good rooms with closets, steam oil heat, W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132, 5-4710. be purchased for as little as 10% Call il l 9-4749 day or night. IF YOU ARE dissatisfied with your Situations Wanted— condition. Call, any time. Ml GIRL’S USED white shoe skates, FOUR ROOM apartment. Central i the northeastern Pennsylvania line. also be presented in court here Campress, 5 South Main St. in ing, storage. Call Ml 8-5187, Hart­ OPERATIONS k EVALUA’nON sixes y .i and 74. Call .MI 9-1801. copper screens and doors. Full down and can carry a 30 year mort­ 9-2240. Evenings by appolitment. ford CH 7-1423. ENGR.- M.E. Eval. or field serv­ present position and earnlnga and Diamonaa—>Watchc»— 9-6971. location, heat, light, ga* included. | (VI) MANCHESTER—6 room Cape (X ni) TALCOTTVILLE ■ Vernon, gage. Been a long time .'ince we Twenty inches of snow was report­ Monda.v. LINOLEUM, asphalt tile, wall cov­ BABY SITTING In my licensed basement and attic. Llnoleuir on Available Feb. 15th. Write Box E. $16,800. Six finished rooms. Com ice exp. nee. Should have exp. would like to break into the life Jewelry 48 i; kitchen, formica counters, kitchen $21,900. New Conn, contemporary, have had financing like this. ed In a suburb of Jamestown. Philip Lafreniere, 21, of West WANTED: Riders to Hamilton ering. Phone MI 3-8109. Quality MANCHESTER Package Delivery. insurance field in this city or an home, full or part time. Daya or GENERAL ELECTRIC automatic Herald pleted game room. Detached ga­ ultra modem ranch, sere wood­ Five Inches of snow fell In El­ Willlngrton, was arrested shortly with develop, engine program. nights. Also will baby alt nights atove. like new. Can be pfrehaaed Rooms Without Board 59 cabinets, new oak flooring, newly rage, Ideal location, near trana- Standard. Hours 7:30-4 :30. Call * and service since 1945. Light trucking and package dellv. Design helpful. Min. 5 yrs. exp. outlying district, a nationally ! LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, ra- decorated, two porches. Adults ed lot. Washer dryer-refrigerator- Manchester mira. Rochester. Utica and Syra­ after noon yesterday and charged known company offera an oppor­ and weekends in your home. MI pairs, adjuata watches expertly. cheap. Call MJ 9-7812. ______ation and shopping center. R. bullt-in oven-stove are included cuse reported sleet and freezing with parking too close to a hy­ in 3-8042. UGHT BULLDOZING, excavating cry. Refrigerators, washers and a.g.t. Fast thinking, practical j PLEASANT, clean room for two pref«-red. References requested. FOUR ROOMS heated, adults Tel. $13..500 stove moving specialty. Folding tunity for two earnest men be­ 3-7320. ; Reasonable prices. Open daily. gentlemen, at Center y-” arking, Dlmock A Co.. Realtors, kfl For appointment lo see call the rain. It snowed in Albany and drant. The cor waa parked near a and grading. Dump truck rental. engineer with overall Wnowl. of .MI 9-7S29. TR 5-4547. 9-5245. JOMh Ashford. kU 9-6818. { Two Capea. one with six rooms chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. engine develon. and operation, tween 25 and 40. Our plan includca Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce bath and shower. 29 Hazel. MI r R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI and garage: the other four rooms Poughkeepsie and aouthward to hydrant on N. Main St., Patrolman Automobiles for Sale 4 Gravel and fill George W. Bar­ ENVELOPE.S and advertisements Barbara Woods, kfl 9-7702 or 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, kfl 9-6818, problems. $6.940-$8,900. a guaranteed income, plus com­ prepared fi.- mailing at home, also Street. MI 9-43*7. 9-70*3. FOR RENT—kiodem five room flat with dormer*, very easy to expand. the northern suburb* of New York James McCooe said. Lafreniere is rett. iU 9-0650. missions, 'jonuses, group life and Robert Murdock. kO 9-8972. Barbara Woods, kfl 9-7702 or City. The city had rain. scheduled to appear in court Mon­ I ■■ SEPTIC TANKS with garage, adult* preferred. See apar Both are central, plaster; storm BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Painting— Papering 21 typing. Call MI 3-0581. Robert Murdock. kU 9-5972. The only heavy rainfall waa near day. TECHNICAL ENGR. M E or A.E. hospitalization insurance and pen­ AND owner after 6 p.m., 115 Russell St., floor. oU heat,. 1 $80.* 0. MI 8-47M. EAST SIDE—Beautiful seven room windows, etc. see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck sion plan. Sales background would I Fuel and Feed 49-A Sales and Service. 285 Main Household Services PAINTING AND paperhanging. degree, courses in field dimamte. DENTAL H'YlilEN'IST desires parT- Look Sl!m In Stripe* Manchester. brick and frame home. Three (XX) 116,800—Coventry Lake, new thermod.vnamica ner, pl'i - 8 yra. be helpful although it ia not es­ time employment two or three master bedrooms and one single. $14,000 Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenmgs Offered 13* A Good clean workmanshhip at rea­ SEASONED hardwood fni fire- PLUGGED SEWERS THREE FURNISHED room, seven room split level, I ’ j baths, exp. in aerodi-namlc turbine de- sential. Should possess .a pleasing daya a week. Phone MI 3-01*1. for I 'j baths. Living room, 30x12, Six room home with two acres Housw for 72 sonable rates. 30 yeara tn Man­ and aggressive personality, round­ platlace, cut and split 'to order. Call rent. Apply 136 Bissell St. fireplace, attached garage, game Sale Wanted—Real Estate 77 NEED A CAR? Short on a down f u r n iT iIKe repairing and refin- chester. Raymond Flake. Ml algn. To $7,500, dining room, birch cabinet kitch­ room, lake privileges. Present off Oak Street. The other a two- ed out by some sound business ex­ *n 3-70*3. : Leonard L. GIgllo. Maehine Cleamd family flat with the six room payment O r had your credit turned ; ighlng; antlfiues restored Fuml- 9-9237. Two-In-One-Frock! APARTklENTS — room* for en. TVo-ear garage. Madeline mortgage can be assumed, month­ GLASTONBURY— Move right in LISTINGS WANTED, olngla and down? Don’t give up' For a good ture Repair Service. TaIcott\ille. OPERATIONS k EVALUATION perience and be capable of meet­ Doga— Birda-r-Pets 41 Septio Tonka, Orif Welle, Sewer Smith. Realtor, kfl 9-1642. ^ downstair apartment vacant. this spacious three bedroom two-family houses. Member of ing and talking to buaineas men of Unea Inatalled—Cellar Water- adult*. Excellent fof 2 or 3 busi- ly payments are only *77.89. R. deal—not thru a small loan com- 3.7449 EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ENGINEER M E. or A.E. de- ne*a women. New. Rock'ville near F. Dlmock k Co., Realtors. Ml ranch. Hot water heat. Plastered k(LS. Howard R. Hastings, Real* pany — see "Harry” at 333 Main Ceilings refinished Papernanging grec. Flight 'k Field test exp. nec. large and small companies. Write COCKER PUPPIES. Adorable preollng Dene. WEST SIDE—Sparkling six room ' $15,500 walls. Copper plumbing. Full base­ tor, kQ 9-1107 any time. Box P. Herald. parkway. Quick trip to Eartford. 9-6245. Joseph Ashford. Ml 9-6818, St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). FLAT FINISH Holland window Wallpaper books. Estimates given Factory evat. or Production Serv­ home bred, black. AKC registered, Cape, three bedrooms, wonderful' Barbara Woods, kfl 9-T702 or Rob­ Cute five room ranch with beau­ ment with hatchway. Two fire­ temporary distemper inoculation. LAPFEN'S LISTINGS High, quiet reaidential location. kitchen, living room with fire-' tiful recreation room. One block ARE YOU CONBIDERINO shades, made to rneasure. All Fully covered by Insurance. Call ice exp. helpful. Previous test McKin n e y b r o s. Close to year round sports Latest ert Murdock, MI 9-5972. place*. Two tile baths. Two car NEED A SECOND car. or first? metal Venetian blin'ds at a new Edward R Price Ml 9-1008, i program planning exp. nec. Min. Male or Female 37 Six week), old and ready t( go. MI From \-acant land to 5-hedroom place, dining room. Full base­ from Bowers School. Loaded with garage. l.,*rge lot. Excellent neigh­ 8ELUNG YOUR PROPERTY T 1952 studebaker, good condition. appliances, teleiision anteitita. ment. Storms and screens. Made­ borhood. H. B. Grady, Broker, kU Wa will appraise your property low price Keys made while you 2-5 yrs. exp. a.g.t. Abilitv deal Help Wanted— 9-0790. homes.— Sawaraga Dispasai Ca. laundromat, no furniture. Amesu* ROCKVILLE—8-room single 4-bed-' extras, *200. Ml 9-6423. wait. Marlow’s. PAINTING AND paperhanging. '■ effecfivelv with customer peraon- line Smith, Realtor, kfl 9 1642. ' rooms, den, fireplace, basement: $19,500 3-8009. freeee and without anyan; obligation. Free estimates. Eastern Conn, COCKER PUPS, AKC registered. 1—200’ X 54)0’ building lot In ISO-182 Pearl St. — MI 8-5308 parking. 2 cars each. Acre of back We also buy property (or cash. I nel. To $8,900. MAKE *20 dally. Luminous name lawn. No pets. $100. kfl 9-4824 TR lavatory, shower, oil heat, excel-1 Excellent five room ranch built 1950 BUICK Special sedan, excel- ABSOLUTE B argain^ Upholster- Painting 'Service. MI 3-0683. plates. Free samples. Reeves Co., ! Two beautiful red males. Excel- Bolton, partly noodrd. Priced MANCHESTER—(Custom brick and ! lent kitchen, ample cabinets, din-, by Ansaldi. Lot is 100x150. base- Selling or buying contact lent condition, priced right. Phone 5-6776. fraqte six room ranch, Xy/o fire- Ing, custom made cornices 'COMPRESSOR ENGINEER M E. Attleboro, Ma.ss. I lent temperment and bloodline. lo sell. j mg room, nicely landscaped cor-' nient garage. Combination win­ Lots tor Sale 73 STANX^Y BRAY, Realtor Ml 9-9222. drapes and Slip covers. *76 SO and Adorable pets with show quality. places, large recreation room, i BRAE-BURN REALTY degree emphasizing fluid me­ I—2 famil.v, 6-6 . central loca­ ner lot. City conveniences. Imme-' jows. many choice extra.* up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. Dancing 28-A STANLEY HOME Products offers 12 weeks old, $30. Ml 9-3994. only *17.900. Carlton W. Hutchins,! dlate occupancy, $14,500. George BOLTON—Two large wooded lots kU 8-6273 1967 CHEVROLET hardtop Bel chanics with similar graduate tion, neat as a pin, Timken oil BuMness Locutions kn 9-5132. on Williams Road. Call owner, kU L-aPIne. Ml 6-3694 tr. or equiv, plus exn. in field of rich opportunities ■ to full time J, Coleman, Rockville, TR 5-4045,! $19,900 Air, full price *2,095. Private own, heat, 2 car garage, large lot. for Rent 64 3-6321. USTINGS WANTED—flingle, two- er, low mileage, 10 months old. turbo-machinery with n ajority career men and women, husband PORTER ST. section—Vacant five TR 5-4710. two-family flat* thaf are WEAVING of bums, moth holes NEW DANCE CLASSES and wtte team. Part time houses 1—S-bedroom Colonial, Imme­ family, . three-family, buslneaa Call TR 5-7098 after 6:30 p.m. and torn clothing, hosiery runsy of recent exp. in romnressor FOR OFFICE or commercial use, year old six room Colonial, large (Vni) BOLTON — Coventry Line , year old. Four room property. Have many cash buyers. ' BEING FORMED aerodvnamic design k develop. wife dealers and part time men diate nompancy. nice location. Suburban for Rale 75 handbags repaired. zipper re­ dealers, needing to supplement in­ three rooms, ground floor. Main living cooni, fireplac: metal New Six r^m Cape Four finished '^'■ndows. Mortgages arranged Please call NO MONEY DOWN To $12,000. Will sell for bank appraJanl, St. near post office. Phone kfl kitchen cabinets, attached garage, placement. umbrellas repaired, Monday Teenage Beginners come. Profit sharing. PI 2-8102. 6 rooms, garage, fuO down, ceramic tile bath, walkout ’ vonslniction, (IX) BOLTON—Coventry line. New j George I-. Graziadio, Realtor. MI men’s shirt collars .reversed and ainminnm combination windows, 9-5229, ,MT S lUi. large porch, hot water heat oil, 9-5878, 109 Henry St. JUST WHAT YOU t;30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Kasrment, oil heat, tile Hnished recreation room, sereen- basement, large lot. $13,700, R F. 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, | replaced. Marlow's LitUe Mend­ SPECTAIJST TURBO-PROP M. tile bath and first floor lavatory. Dimock • Co.. Realtors. MI Bolton NEED FOR WORK lOW'ecks E. Substantial exp. In both de­ bath, all city utilltlea. ed side porch. Aluminum storm window* and $17,000 knotty pine kifcheri, walk-out ing Shop. very clean throughout, 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6618, basement. Large lot. Reduced to ' OR THE WIFE sign k anplications of n'-opellcrs 1—8-room, S-b«^room house. 2 SMALL OFFICE, very reasonable. acreens. Nesr bu* and'schools, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, or Rob­ ’Two new ranch homes of six FOR SHOPPING Tuesday Adult Beginners k turbo-shaft engines. Comnetent $17,900 combination' w in d o w s , Apply Manager State Theater. real bargain. A-1 condition Price rooms, basement garage, fireplace, $14,900. R F Dlmock Co.. Real-' near High School, shop­ baths, built loss, excellent con­ ert Murdock, -.Ml 9-5972. tors. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford,! Building— Cofitracting 14 snecialist familiar with problems *22.500. George L. Graziadio, combination window* and acre lot*. 60 Studebaker ...... $12.45 mo. 7 :30 p^i. - 9:00 p.m. ping center and bus line. dition, high elevation, 14 acres EAST HARTFORD, Tolland Sf, — kfl 9-6818. Barbara Woods, kfl • of attaching a cover to turbo­ tn roam on. Ideal . for large Realtor. Ml 9-5871, VERNON— Fascinating two year Excellent financing, , 4I Oldsmoblle ...... l ’' 85 mo. BIDWEIX Home Improvement Co. 10 W'eeks shaft engine. To $14,000. NEW R A N C H PRICED FOR IMMEDI­ Newly decorated six room single. ‘ . old custom built 5 'j room ranch, 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock, kU! WESTOWM family. Garage with basement, r ront room . (Vtl) klANCTHESTBR—*14,500 Cape 9-5972. I 60 Studebaker Automatic 18.64 mo. Alterations, additions, garages. ATE HALE. 80 day occu­ three bedrooms, beautiful living Re-siding specialists Easy budg­ TOTTEN DANY’ E STUDIOS Placement fee' and moving ex­ 3 bedrooms, ceramic ittle bath, pancy. with separate entrance Suitable four down, two unfinished up. Nice room, mahogany paneled fire­ ■■ PHARMACY 50 Buick 2-door ...... 23.39 mo. ■for profexaional man or small bu*i- 1 Offer wanted on Lhia spacious et terms. MI 9-6495 or 1099 Maib St. penses paid on above positions. attached 1-car garage. Call JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. condition. Near schools, tranzpor- place, most attractive kitchen with six room home in Bolton Center. 459 Hartford Rd— MI 9-9846 30.15 mo. ne**. $125 monthly. Tel. Ml 9-5910. . Wanted—i-Real Estate 77 6p Buick Hardtop :... 5-9109. MI 9-1100 Charles Leaperanca 164 EAST CENTER 8T. tation and shopping center. Im­ dining area, garage. Large elec­ Must be seen lo be appreciated. 51 Nash Sedan ...... 13.64 mo. Tha R. F. DIMOCK CO . ' MANCHESTER mediate occupancy. Call the R. F. trifying lot with an abundance of Nice setting. SELLING. Buying, Trading? L.M.- ALL TYPES of carpentry work BARKER PERSONNEL 5II 9-7620. STORE FOR RENT - Good for Dimock Co., Reaitora. kfl 9-5245 or 61 Oldsmobile Hardtop 18 64 mo. MI 0-5261—511 S-S2I0 beauty parlor or any tjrpe bust-: tall stately white birches. Afford M.L. (which means Live Modem OPEN: done, alterations, dormers, roof­ Ml 9-5245 *n 0-2806 /:■ Joseph Ashford. MI 9-6816, Bar­ breath taking view of country­ 61 .Packard ...... 24.54 mo. SERVICE — RE 7-2667 ness, kfl 9-2997. Andover —Multiple List)—all your real ea- ing. poFChea. etc. Call Ml 9-5981. Help Wanted— Female 35 bara Woods. Ml 9-7702, Robert side. This distinctive home situ­ New extra large ranch on acre tate the modem way. The Ells­ 61 Mercury ...... 23 39 mo. ENTIRE BUILDING about 6,500 Murdock, kfl 9-5972. ated . in a very desirable locale, lot. Basement garage. Builder will worth Mitten Agency, Reaitora, 29.59 mo. I NEED MORE rooms? Will finish 138.3 I\Iain Street, 82 Packard ...... your upstairs and reliefs your square feet. Suitable for stores, (XVIU) $15,400— THREE family, is impeccable and offers immedi­ take your present home in trade. Ml 3-6930. = A L L D A Y = 82 Oldsmoblle 4-door 29.,59 mo. EXPERIENCED Springfield, Mass. office. Insurance company! hall, ate occupancy, will appeal to the • I worries. Prices reasonable, free 8-5-4, Choice location. Spruce WANTED—Real Estate LlsUnga. | 88 Ford ...... 38.30 mo. estimate. Lozier Dry Wall. PI 8498 etc. Occupancy 3-6 months. In Street area. Five car garage New most discriminating, *18.800. T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor center of town. One car garage (or I-arge most attractive extra lot is MI .'5-1,577 or Bill Rood at MI 9-6418 Call Fred Turkington. Turkington i 68 Studebaker ...... 36.30 mo. 2-8452. Sewing Machine Operators ■ 4-44 j 4K)f, amesite drive. Excellent in- Bros. Realty Co. Ml 3-1507 or kO 1 = S U N D A Y = ....NOW R E N T IN G rent at the Center. Call kfl 9-5226, "come properly. R. F. Dlmock A available, very reasonable Oeorge Office open Sunday afternoon WITH na Nt .v or kfl 3-7444. ‘ 9-5665. NO MONEY DOW’N YES! NOW In the time to have .F d f S a / e Co,, Realtors, kfl 9-5245 Joseph J. Coleman, Rockville, TR 5-4045, those extra rooms finished for Apply Rear! Hprald Advs. M n-ORAM A 5591 Ashford. MI 9-6816, Barbara TR 5-4710. guaranteed carpenter work. Call FOR RENT-Rockville, 62 Park St. LESS PER MONTH Two doctor's offices, 3 and 3>a Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ on M. Jutras. general contractor. Manchester Modes, Inc. A beautifully alimming'^rea* for . skirt, two blouse*, and pre>- dock. Ml 9-6972. VERNON — Year old seven room, IF YOU HAVE A TRADE MI 9-0279, all occasion wear that offers a ] ^ party or cla.ssroom dress for room suites. Street entrance, en­ split level, three fine bedrooms, Pine St., Manchester ROCKVILLE ' GROCERY BUSINESS PARK CHESTNUT Choice of short slekve*. or none. | yoiinr lady! -nie blouses are tirely redecorated, suitable for (1) SIX ROOM CAPE, centrally excellent kitchen with dining area. NKW FOI'R UNIT And aee how smart it i.* m a bright ribbon-laced to the skirt which two doctors, together or separate-1 located. $13,800. Aluminum siding, Ample cabinets, raised hearth, BRUNNER’S-EDSEL Iv, also lawyer Or real estate. TR amesite drive. This home is an; fireplace, I 'j baths, recreation' Aluminum Storms and APAR’fjIE X T BUILDING stripe. _ „ ''ot f’hly adds a dainty touch but 5-5126. ■ ! TOLLAND TU»'NPIKE Screens 14-A AMBITIOUS, housewives. Without Excellent Income. No. 8498 with Palt-O-Rama is g|,g prevents them from slipping. excellent buy! For appointment; room, aluminum storm windows.] In sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42, 44. Pattern No. .5591 contain* cro- to see call the R. F. Dimock Co., | garage, extra large lot. Immacu­ MANCHESTER neglecting your family duties, you For Further Information APARTMENTS STORE FOR REN^T, 11x32’ 681 COMPLETE price range of alum­ can earn good Income represent­ nr Appointment to See $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Per Year Gross Size 16, 36-inch bust, short sleeve, , rPet a.s well a.s knit, directions for Main St., East Hartford. Rent rea­ Realtors. MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash-; late condition, $17,300 George J. I Ml 8-5191 inum' windows, doors, awnings. 8T4" yards of 35-inch sizes 4, 6. 8 inci,: material require- ford, MI 9-6818, Barbara Wood*.' Coleman. Rockville TR 5-4045, TR ' Open Evenings ing Avon Cosmetics. iPhone MI CORNER PARK and CHESTNUT STS. sonable. MI 9-7449. 5-4710. Jalousies For free estimate call 3-8195. Bend Thirty-five Cents in coins rnents; stitch illustrations. Ml 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, kO i Tht R. F. DIII40CK CO . Cantrolly located, excellent terms, for this paltefn arid 5c for each 9-5972. Us now. Home Specialities Co. "MI MI 9-5245 or Send 25c in coins, for this pat­ ATTRAct'iVE office, neat furni­ 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air sports 3-2856. good parking facilities. For further pattern for first-class mailing. tern add 5c for each pattern ture. excellent loi ation, new build- NORTH (X)VENTRY-Verv atlrac- ^ WOMEN BERME CANTOR (XtX) *16,900 — NEW 5'4 room coupe, yellow. MI 9-4749. 1 - Bend to SUE BURNETT. THE for first-class handling. Send to ' ing. Will consider sub-letting or live six i-oom Cape, (two 'lartly TR S-S49S informotlen er appaintmont to so# MAXCHE.STER EVE.NI.Nti HER­ A.NNE C ABOT. THF. M.ANCHE.S- sharing. Write Box U, Herald. ranch. Built-in stove and oven, finished upi, full bath, full base-j 1966 MERCURY Monterey hard­ • SEPTIC TANKS 4 .41/2 AND 5 r o o m s fireplace, fuh basement. Near ment, fireplace. Hot air heat,! Roofing—-Siding 16 ALD. 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, TEK EVENINtl HERALD, 1150 top.' Reasonable price. Call MI;.- Cleaned and Installed VerplanOk School. R. F. Dimock aluminum .storms, attached ga­ NEW YORK 36. N. Y. Print Name. AVE. OF A.MERIC'AS, NEtV k Co , Realtors, Ml 9-.5245, Joseph 9-4181. SPECUL WINTER rates for all CAM- Address with Zone. Style Number VOKK 86, N. V. Print name, ad­ Houses for Rent 63 rage. Workshop, artesian well. ------types of roofing and siding. For • SEWERS Ashford, kfl 9-6818, Barbara »i-acre corner lot. beautiful loca-1 Call and Size. dress and pattern number. Woods, kfl 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ iT-tr v. t,,. estimate, call Manchester Machine Cleaned BEAUTIFUL CAPi Don't miss the F'all k Winter '57 Have you a copy of our Needle­ BEAUTIFUL five room furnished tion overlooking brook Asking Fhone Roofing and Siding Co., In, room ranch, PI 2-7356. The R. F. DIMOCK CO; ty designs; plus directions for all. built-in appliances, avai.able RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and SPECIALIST full of sew-easy. up-to-the-minute until June 15. Call .MI 3-8271 for ceramic tile bath, dining area, MANCHESTER— Short way out, ' WANTED Auto Driving School 7>A Styles for every size. Send 35c to­ making 3 crochet items and a attached garage, full basement, buiit up roofs, gutter And con­ WEST HIDE— Inclosed '0 ’xl6* Ml 9-5245 “ AGENT ON PREMISES 1 ta T P.M. DAILY quilt. Only 25c a copy! . appointment. (our room ranch plus knotty pine | ductor work' roof, chimney re­ eonvertlble porch. day. amesite drive. Completely land­ breereway and garage, large lot,' MORTTXKJK'fi Driving School — Town and Country Richard F. Dlmock, MI 0-600S-^oseph N. Ashford, M l 9-6818 BOLTON LAKE—Three room part­ scaped. R. F. Dlmock k Co.. Real­ Ucensed by State of Conn. Author­ pairs. Ray Eag^now, Ml 9-2214. excellent condition. Smap down ; For Processing and Wrapping Ray Jackson. Ml 3-8325. SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. ly furnished house, furnace, full tors. MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, ized by Dept, of Motor Vehicles Barbara Woods, MI 0-7702— Robert D. Murdock MI 0-BB72, payment. Call the Ellsworth Mit­ Drainago Co. Th« R. F. DIMOCK CO . cellar, attic. Lake privileges. MI MI 9-6818, Barbars Woods. Ml- ten Agency, Realtors, kfl 3-6930. | for driver education, Including ROOFING. SIDING,.painUng. Car­ 9-1158. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI- classroom teaching for 16 years pentry Alterations and additions. MANCHESTER 9-5972. Nursery Plants old and up. Three ears, push but­ Ml 9-4143 Ml 9^5245 119 BENTON ST.—Sturdy A-1 four] Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ room expandable bungalow with i ton drive-standard shift-automa­ teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Auttmui PROFESSIONAL MAN'S OPPORTUNITY Suburban For Rent 66 WEST SIDE—Six room ranch, rec­ tic. bU 9-7398 reation room, near bus, $14,500, garage. 10% down. Priced reason­ St.. 5n 3-4880. able, $13,500. Phone MI 3-6273, ROCKVILLE—New three im - 10% down, 80 year mortgage. 40 Hour Week — Hours Daily 8:00 o.m.-4:30 p.m. MANCHESTER Driving Academy, apartment, heated, electric range, { Carlton W. Hutchins, kll 9-5132. Brae-Burn Reeltv. licenaed by State of Conn. and FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES refrigerator, disposal, no pets. *90 | Motor Vehicle department. Can TOWN 'OF MANCHESTER per month 38 Elm etreet. Phone I klANCHESTER— New seven room ■ 55 RUSSEIJ;- STREET - Steady Work till April 15th fulfill all driver eduralionai needs, TR 5-2505, or TR 5-5050. ranch, many extras. Call Builder- from 16 to 60 Standard shift, push Public Hearing Owner. k fl'3-6321. EXCELLENT button, fluid drive and automatic. PROPOSED ADDITIONAL COVENTRY—Four room unfur­ Omvenient Cape Cod. Six .fin­ Pleasant Working Conditions Serving. Manrhe.ster. Rockville. DOWN SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS nished apartment, gas heat. Sec­ NEW SIX R(X)kl Cape Cod (two ished rooms. I 'j baths. Modern Coventrv', Bolton. Andover and appropriations ond floor, *45 per month. Avail, unfinished), hot water heat, oil In accordance with provisions of throughout. Easily financed 10% Vernon. Call ,Mr Mirlette, PI F.H.A. MORTGAGES AVAILABLE able Feb. 1. Welles Agency, Cov­ burner, fireplace, front entrance down - 30 year rportgage. Occupan­ 30 to 40 Women Will Be Hired 1-7249 Chapter V, Section S, of the Town entry. PI 2-7856. with closet, rear porch, metal Charter: , hatchway, open stairway, shed cy on closing. Priced right, $15,500. .Notice Is hereb.v given that Pub­ FOR ALL QUALIFIED BUYCRS dormer, birch cabinet kitchen, city F.or appointment phone MI 3-6273. | lic Hearings of the Board of Di-1 CONTEMPORARIES. RANCH HOMES. CAPE CODS. COLONIALS, SPLIT LEVELS. MODIFIEDS Farms and Land for Sale 71 sewer and water. Reduced price. NOTICE rectors of the To\yn of Manches- j NEW CUSTOM DESIGNED Telephone MI 3-6446. Raymond BRAE-BURN REALTY 1 ter, Connecticut will be held in ; li’OR DIFFERENT iizes end types T. Schaller, owner and builder. Zoning Board of Appeals the Municipal Building Hearing i RANCH HOMES WITH 1,200 of (arms and land tracts within TO ' < I Exceptions-Vsrianre.'i Room, Tucsda.v. F'ebruar.v 4. 1058 SQ. FT. OF LIVING AREA. miles oi Hartford. Lawrence F. (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. FIRST TIME MARKET Granleil at 8:00 P.M. on proposed addi­ Fiano. Broker. Ml 9-5910. Five rooms down. tWo unfinished C. R. BURR & CO., Inc. Blake Corp. of Conn . .'-ign ex­ tional appropriations as follows: 6 ROOMS. 2 BATHSrFOR ONLY up. Family room ' in basement. Two family 6.6, separate oil heat tension. 435 Mam St both tenements.. One tenement has Wslka and C u rbs...... 335,000 J Present mortgage can oe as­ Donald Richter Sideline van- THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. Houses for Sale 72 sumed. R. F. Dimock A-Co., Real­ lavatory afid bath. I-arge attic. Ex­ . ancie. 208 Spring St. Water Department—Operation and $ 1 7 ,9 9 0 tors, MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, cellent condition thi-oughoul. Two- 119iOakland St., Manchester Reginald Baker, Rxlenaion 310 'Maintenance by transfer from 627 MAIN ST. We’re proud to announce that soon we will be moving to a new NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St.. MI 9-6818, Barbara IVoods, MI- car garage.* Ikit 100 x 130. All . Hackmatack .St ■Water Department Improve­ Office at 575 Main St., Manchester! Because of this move our Manchester. Five rooms, complete 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI- city utilities. Walking distance to ment and Extensions . . $13,000 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION present office at 450 Woodbrldge St.. Manchester, is for sale. fun rear dormer, IVi baths, fire­ Main Street. One tenement to be Frederick Edwards. Extension, A new tuslom-buiU, individually de.signed ranch hunu- with 1.2(K. ft. of living area, 2 full ceramic tile baths. 9-5972. I See Mr. Faulkner 818 East Middle T)>ke Sewer De.(>artment Administra­ y R APPOI.NTMENT TO SEE, CAI-L ITils building has 7 rooms and is only 6 years old, in top condi­ place, basement garage. T. Shan- vacated April 1st. , non. Builder, kU 8-7469, BU 9-1^8. Tom Thumb Golf Courhc. .Mini­ tion and Engineering by trans­ 1 0 ' - dow n. FH.\ fin.-infing f*.r emlv $ 1 7 , 9 9 0 . tion. Very adaptable for a doctor, dentlal^, architect. Real Estate HORTON ROAD—Excellent apot iand Insurance office or business and home combination. Present­ CHARLES LESPERANCE ature golf, west of No. 320 West fer from Sewer Department—i (IV) MANCHESTER—Gretn Area. for children. Six finished rooms, Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Middle Turnpike.. Improvement- and Extensions FOR FURTHER iNFORMATiON On APPOINTMENT TO SEE ly zoned Business Zone Ii Ample parking. Excellent 4 •*% mort­ garage, recreation- room near MI 9-7620 gage may be- assumed. Priced lo sell at *21.000. 6 room Cape, basement garage, Effective date-^anuary 27, 195* ' * Looo The R. F. biM O CK CO; CALL US ANYTIME AT Mi 9-5245 \Excellent condition; Cali the R. F. completion, lovely yard. 75x150. 2:00 p.m.-3;30 p.hi. ' Notice tiled in office of Town' Gilbert C. Barnes. Secretary Ml 9-5245 ! y ^ Dimock Co., Realtors, 'kO 9r5242 Near school, bus, ataopping. As­ ELLINGTON — Six room Colonial, aerk-^Jkii. 23, 19.5S Itesrd of Directors • . j WARREN e. HQWLANO. R«altor or Joaaph Ashford Ml •-•812, Bar­ sume mortgage or other financ­ garage, trees, on bus line, *14,600. HU'H \Hi) !■'. DIMOCK, .Mi ‘lOu.'U-JOSlil’ll .N. .V.SllKOUD, MI DOtchell S-li08 ^ 'Y T IM E ZONING BOARD OF APPEAUS Manchester, Connecticut i Richard F. Dlmock. »tl 9-6008—Joseph X. Ashford. Ml f-6814 bara wooda, MI 2-7703, Robert ing ari-anged. Asking 814,500. Elva Minimum down. (Gifford Hansen, William H. Stuek., Chairrfian Dated at Manchefl^L Connecti­ W O O n > , MI — I: a-' ■'iiOCK. MM’-MLl: ^urdock. Ml 2-827X ' Tyler, Realtor. MI 9-4482. Realtor, MI 8-1808. Daniel L. Hair, Secretary i cut this 2Tth day of January, 1958.1 Barbara Woods, Ml f-7703— Robert D. Murdock MI 2-021* f .p . ' Advt. No. 4363 ’ ' . I '■ ’ . ' \

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