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j Aldermaston, England. Feb. W oat Oran ire N J F eb 26'» storage do*ot a* she opened the 126 (iP)— A violent explosion 1 7 Berlin west urange, , >. o ., r ^ u . .«.inm«n became hy*- Interference door. Mrs. Zwlllman became j rocked Britain’s big H-bomb (/P)— Abner (Longie) Zwill- terical. 'research base bere today af- man, who ama.ssed a fortune Half a bottle of bourbon and an 'ter somebody tlrtfpped an ex- as a bootlegger and later be-, empty glass were found m the Tw o men were cam e the target o f several big- cellar. Steinbach said hi* step-IP - . ^ .

fimp p Httip T»rohp«; was found father never had more than two ; time Clime prooes, u brandy and then only | Offirial-s nnnonneod there u a.«s Nikita’s Speech Talks End,

hanged today in his £f6-room with company. i nc radioactivity hazard to the0 * staff or the general piililic. mansion. ' Although linked with the rack- Hi* wife, Mary, whose finishing various law enforcement The explosion set doors and Seen Bnildingi Both Sides window.i rattling in the village of BChool background contrasted with agencies and officials for years. Zwillman’s early life in Newark'.s I ^willnian aprved only a single Aldermaston. two miles away. \ here ."OO people live. P'irc engines Crisis for May slums, found the body in a base-: priaon sentence - six months for ment storage room at their fash-; assault and battery in IB28. screamed throrgli the village Stand Firm ^ lonable home. I Only last week a grand jury streets. Bi t the-e was no panic. By .lOHN M. HIGHTOM KK Zwillman's stepson. John Stein-; indicated several persons in con- 'We ,.fet iiscil lo living clo.=e to W'a.shiiiKlon. Fell. '26 \ Bv IU)NAIaI> THOMWIN >1 this Ihi'ig.'' .saiil in-yoar-old Wood- Kiev, USSR, Feb. 26 (/P)— prohibition era figure had been de- j\iroi's on the deadlocked panel Icy Thomas, a clcrlt at the ivy- W csle n i feiir.s tif a (lanK'‘ i " 'i ' i Prime .Minister Macrnillan pressed since s Senate Rackets that tried Zwillman for incom e I covered Post Office. ! Berlin cri.sis late .spring Committee began delving into the tax evasion in 19.56. He was ac- .Nn Radiation Daiigdf are lieginning to Iniilrl up ended liis talks with Nikita coin machine industry. j cused of evading the payment of 'I'hc Brili.Mi .\tomi' .'.nergy again tintler tlie impact ol .Ni- Khrushi'hev today with a chil- Zwillniisn owned the Public .Serv- 538,911 in income taxes for 1917 Commi.-.eif.n said the accident or- ling warning. He told the So- cim'ed as the explo.sive was he- kita Kliruslu'hev's oratory. ice Tobacco Co., which handled cig- and 1948. I'nless the Soviet government viet i>remier any attempt to in.g cnlisHfled fron a vehifde. The arette machines. Steinbach said Zwillman's mood- can he drawn into h'gh level iiego- vehicle v.a.- destroyed and a fire interfere with the West's Police said that last night Zwill- iness took a particularly serio\is tiat ons on German issues in the broke, out. dai laginc a nesrhv rights in Berlin ‘'wotild lead nian advised his wife to lake a turn when Jerry Catena of South iie.xt two or three months, aiitliori- building e-;ten.sively. The fire '.vns sleeping pill becau.se she had Orange, a partner in the P.unyon ties here are not sure v.h.'t may i t ' III a dangerous situation.” trouble falling asleep, although he Vending Machine C o , wa.a called .soon put mit. hapi'ep. Rut they .' e^ nn increasing .\iinounclnp this after Macmil- "'1 he ex’do.sive ua.s of a con- normally frowned on barhiluates. before the McClellan Committee possitiilily that in hi-' pies.-'iit lan-4 arrival in Kiev, a British When she awoke this morning, recently and asked a series of I vetilion.il type and no radioactne cm ky. conrid"nt mood the Soviet spnk^-sman declared the prime ' i-'alerial.s were involved, ' the she went to the ba.semrnl to get questions about Zwillman. ipicmicr may tr,\- some extremely mmivier in a mectmsf in the Krem- ' commi.-'.sion .‘. aid, ''There is no ra- ' lin thi.s nnnuimp "made very clear »ome cleaning tissue. | nsk\* moves. Zwillman's body fell out of a ( (Continued from Page Ten) dioactivity haz.ird to staff or to t'nited States officials still cling the strong feeling of the West on

i the general public.'' tn the hope that Khrushchev will the mat tor of West Berlin and I Tu‘0 en’pioyo.s of the Los Al- (iermnny amos, N.M.. atomic lalioralor.\ "Hut Khru.shrhev is not budginjf (t.'onllnued on l‘Rge Ten I were killcil ' Tiic.^day in an ex- an in- h. ' he added, "and Macmil- plo.sion of nonradioact ive n-a- lan is not huflg’ing: an inch, either. Atom Industry Safe, terial. i Make of that what you will." The AIder ma.sto.i ba.se lies up •Another Hnlish source aaid a leafy lane near the village and Murder Count Macmillan was so stunjf by the is .sereened b.v trees, Soviet Premier Nilcila Khrushchev and BrUisli Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and their aides Soviet leader's blast at. the West Hesir'enls of this town 4.7 miles Church Parley Told Dropped, Kish appeared in humor as they paused for pholograpluM s before a conference in Moscow s Krem- Tuesday that he had considered west of London lan out of their lin The warm atmosphere of this meeting Imnod quite mM at subsequent g:athenngs. Seated packing? up and flying: bark to homos when the big blast came next to Khni.'ilirhev are r^eputy Premier Anastas Mlkoyan, Koieign Minister Andrei Cromykf) and l»ndnn. and reeled fearfully toward the Faces Another .laiot) Malili. Soviet amha.ssador to Britain. (Al* IMiolofaxi. "But Mr. Macmillan came here Hartford, Feb. 26 .'Pi Rea.s-* great era.” he declared, "''''ever .smawli"), base. to have talks with the So\det lead- gurance to those living in an before has the world liad in its 'I'CiOma.s said he was at woi'k in ers and to see the cmlntry." the Bridgeport. Feb. 26 76’' - One atomic age came today from a grasp the power of wiping out the the Post Office at 9;.3(l am. when British official oald. "He haa had of two murder warrants against nieellng of the National Council of cesspools of ill health and ill hi«s- "the wnt'le plate was shaken b.\' the talks, and he decided he might ing. We have the know-how and the one Inge hang " Louis Kish, 41. of the Golden Hill Chtirches execulives Ribicoff Set to Veto GOP Bid as well sec the country.’' tool.s in reach. I..et it not t said I'nlil 't was reitain there was Hotel, in eonneelinn with the Feb. A scientist, a medical doctor, a Macmillan had raised with We did not rare and did not use ro ladiat.on danger, pilots of aii- 6 death of his 4-year-old son. Al- labor leader and a churchman, Khrushchev the question of the these tools lo meet these pressing r.neis r..'-ing into Ivonuon airport lien BroadbeiU Rotzal, was dis- testified in a panel discus.sinn this timing of the Soviet leader's Krem- need.s ' w’eie warned to keep clear of the morning that the atomic industry missed today Other speakers were Edward A AlderuM.-lon area. The warning lin speech apparently rejecting the Is one of the safest in the world. Coroner Edgar W. Krentzmaii. To Save Trial Justiee Courts West’s proposal for a foreign min- WiggiiV'df .New Ti’ork, manager of later was leseitided. Dr. .Shields Warren, a patholo- at tlie eomlusioii of a 28-niimite isters meeting on Germany, gist connected for five year.s with Technical .‘“lervices for Atomic In- The .Uomic Energy Aulhoiity inquest into the death of the boy, By BILL BENDER he declared that he would fight for equal justice In the court.'^,'* he ! final Talks Monday the Atomic F.nergy Commission,! said a ''OHid of inquiry will he set said "There is not siiffieient evi- .said. (ConHniied on Page Two) up to -eek the caii.se of the ai ci- Hartford. Fell. 26 '.P' Gov. rovirt rrfni m tlini ensures ‘equal A final meeting between the two Stated that only four men in Hie ! dence to warrant the fiirlliei hold- ju.slice for all ’ as Ufng as hr is Hu Saul the case.** invoive wouUI Ribicoff said the man complain- Rio dc Janeiro. Mm. Luce would The need for new sources of fued Qoidwater of .Arizo- b\- 40 full-time judges. malte a tou^h fi^ht lo ;;et the a*l- ed that a judgment was entei'ed and energv were sl.so empha.sized chairm.an of the Republican Hgain.sl him foi- hi.s alleged failure career dlploniat Ellin The GOP proposal, appioviul at juinrst ro t ion coujt-reform hill Briggs who win be aligned by Victor Reuther, a.ssi.stam to the senatorial Campaign Committee, a caiicil.s yestei 13 I /4 1 O t > t Vvl 1 - the Ii.se of Ihe I'uil justice eoiirts ‘‘.•\re we jtoin;: to have ju.stire or served a* ambassador to Italy ers t'nion. He advocated distribu- On European Rule in cour t. tainly is worth a try' for party in the small towns and aholisli ilii' tion of "small package atoms ' to ai'cn’t we. ThL*^ \s l!ie luajfir issue from to 1957. She retired members to attempt to define miinicical iiidgeslii|i l oiiits laoin^ the people of ( 'onne< tunit. 1 from that pout because of 111 power water starved areas and ' where they are going. I ‘ The Rc|nihliian measiiie cmild ((Tmtiniied <»n I'nga Nineteen) don t .see how yod. of Justice contract «ith Raman Aircraft can do the same," Goldwater said. edge tliere, Hartford. Feh. 2fi '.T' '[ He urged ’ Cnurl incidents wtu’e an I helieopteni. Sen. Pre^ooH Bush W M.irtin of Mas.sarhiisejts, for- such GOP cnurl i cfni m p'an and in line have until Saturday’ to tilence., of all lime by the uses 'if spread lo .Soiitliern Rhoilesia of example of what he I'sHed t Im in- gel ne A licen.se plate inserts. (R-('onn) said today. atomic energy and develop methods mer House Republican ’ leader, nationalist unrest generated liv the equality of ju.stme lieinc dispensed The\’ ma\’ s^nd lo the of food preservation that will i vke commented "It can't do any harm congress in neighboring .N'yasa- by the Trial .IiislU'e Courts. commi.' m A i l . i rer prize winning plaj^^Tight “We are on the thre.shnld of (Continued on P«ge Nineteen) I Gential African Federation of the Culled from .\P Wires the Superior (^)u^t in Middle.‘;ex ;\fter .‘Saturday. Uu*y may ' .Maxwelt Anderson was described ('nunly at Middletown, (ausinp a get in. A* for printing and a nameless or- years of self-imposed exile. |ean flag are dead. kllleaigii, "It's a completely nonpartisan, Municipal Court Alarcli .7 on the African National Congress to- the ban on the African Congiessj spreading to the far eorners of the.j giaas roots effort. " said Cross, a charges of l»r«‘ac)i of the peace VVa.‘emocrnts. Negroes uere. re|>orted under ar- volt-inspired form letters . have Regulations published in the' rest. Prime Minister Sir Edgar cludes Rov Seolt, one-time Demo- tic., to all House and Senate mem- House action non.000 feil- HOP membpi'H contended it would poured in on .' tale legislators in cr.ilic eoiinty commissioner. Sou:hern >nhodesinn cfovernment bers pictiiiing foniier President eial liousing bill going far beyond hn\e a ‘Meva.staling adverse im- Whitehead declared a state ol OIvm)iia, and Gov. .Albert D Ro.sel- Oarette empowered the Rovern-: emergency. The original goal was lo get Truman as a small-time operator Pre.«iident Fisen how pi' s projuisals. ; part on the federal budget," which llnl's office said lie has received 1..700 signattires on a "no-new- ment to arrest and hold any per- the administration e.sliniale.s can eompared to Trealdenl Ei.senhnwer The wide rsngini; House meas- .AIRPORT AID APPROATID 1,3.78 of theni. services, no-new-ta.xes" petition in son without charges in the public when it comes to federal spending, ure was approved by the Bank,jug''he bnlaiued at $77 billion next year' In addition, thousands of com- I the local Adam* County. Ooss ; San Antonio. Tex., Police broke , I'ommiltee late yestei'day over u.itli a surplus of $7(1 million if Ei- Washington, Feh. 28 (P) •— panion petitions were being circii- said they got 1,1.50 in tliree days (Contimird on Purs Four) i p an egg-splaltering piirse-swlng-I finiie Republican efforts to cut it senhou er's recoiumendalions for The House Commerce Commit- fated, the signers pledging not to I and that the idea "snowballed.'' Ing fight between women strikers pack in line with the administra- higher postal rates and gasoline tee today approved a 4 -year, ask for additional services from, After .700 form letters piled up and wor.ccis leaving the Texson. | Uon's more modest $1.660,ono,OCM) ’ taxes are enacted. $297 million federal aid lot hlf* State government and demanding Inc., garment plan!... Damage es-jprogiam. Both Hou.se and Senate have ports program. This la OSIt mil- in rctttrn that no new ta.x laws he on his desk. Roaellini, a Democrat, Air Force Delays leplied with a form letter of his timated at ino e than $.7,004) was i But no immediate House vote ^ggen steps toward pas.sage lion above the admlnlstrdtlon'* passed. recommendation. The committee own. asking revolters lo be "real- caused bv fire in Gonzaga Hall, a | was in prosi)ecl. Hie ineasure still, new housing legislation which 'Tile camiiaign ha., exceeded out Try at Polar Orbit istic" and claiming increased taxes dormitory buildinjt on the 'air- must lie (onsidered by the House ; c o u l d t h r o w t l i e administration's 1 bill’s flgtire, however. Is far be- Wildest dreams." said Edwaid are needed to even maintain a field Unitersity camp'ts. Rules Gon.mitlee. which has de- budget plans out of gear and turn f low that In a Weasure passed by Cross, an attorney wlio helped start minimum of services already ren- • Vandenberg Air Force Base, Residents of East Branch in layed such action in past years. the small prospective surplus into the Senate to extend the pro- It here. "With all the phone call.-;, >• Calif.. Feb. 26 '.47 The Air Force south-central New 'V'ork fear -is- See Mandate on Voters , a whopping deficit. gram four years beyond next- my practice ha., gone b\- Abe dered without adding more. lia., once again po.stponed indefi- teniperatures may unleash u 'Hie hill's impact , on the Presi- June SO with a federal outlay ol bo’'ards. \<'e've really got a tiger by [ ‘Tu ing. ' The .Senate, in' an opening-seS- .. said, and he dispatched his secre- ! nitely the launching of the Di.,- I'^Tg ice jam that could dent's luidget immeiliately laised , , o uiii $465,000,000. ' coverer satellite it hopes will go ..v r e c k their cor.imunit'y , . T h e the pro.siiect of veto. Rut House ; •'’'<>" ' ''"'‘'a'ly nnJ. ^ It staHed at a Uoiis Club meet- tai'.v to work the mimeograph ma- Democrallc' leaders professed calling 'for around $2.660,00v.000 ing in this town of 2.200 on Feh.' i hine full time to get out more Higfh Dra m a into polar orbit. ' New England Council announces ' in federal housing grants ' and 10 M O R E E X E C U T E D The 2-.stage rocket systenTcame ,trong opposlHou to arty new fed- have no ' concern on Ih.at point. Havana, Feb. 26 ()P)—Tap 11 when Br>-son Reinhardt, a Wen- form letters and petitions he said Police Officer .lack Harris They announced they would |>reas loans. "ILtchee, Wash,, salesman, made a were requested by supporters risks death as he grab., would- within 30 seconds of firing on two.’ restrictions .in importaUnn of The House Rules Committee, more ex-Rallsta ' soldier* wee« “•Slfferent occasions yesterday. In residual fuel o Is. .for enactment of th^ir hill, as a executed today, bringing tq Stt p'iech about government and ' throughout the state, be suicide Donald \V. Horton, which controls the flow of legisla- (rh case, authorities Ijalted the A Rockford. 111., mother and her ' mandate fron\ the volera baaed on the unofficial total shot by revo- times. The "revolt" apread Monday to 21, from ledge of 6-story hotel last November's Democratic eleq- tion into the House, is sharply "W h en it was over, some of us Spokane. ' 70 miles away. „*nd at Long Beach. Calif. Police countdown for undiaclosed *'Tea-; i.hlldren |>erlsli 'ln a hoiiae fire divided over housing policy and lutionary flrtaf MiUMla rJttr ! and the father etscapes by plung- tlon gains. conviction on war crtmesi got to talking and decided that's Norman Bishop, insurance man and said Horfon was .despondent , s o n s . .Banking Committee Republi6ans, could stall the bill indefinitely. i '.'Tlte launch' altempt In the , jng through a window.. .A Rebens chargeH. Among ttlbae execirt^ what we always do—just;talk.,." | chairman there, set a goal of 75,- about *' girl friend, whose outnumbered in unsuceesaful At- The rules group, headed by Con- Crosa said. "We agreed tb meet 1000 signatures. He got city jier- photo h» held aa'he prepared advanced research projects agency painting was hatlly tiamaged by an servative Rep. Howard Smith ID- at Mataazaa was M-IA. held throwing man who sent a re- tempts to substitute Eisenltower's Cectllo Femandex for coffee next, morning' and con-1 missioh yesterday to set up booth* to leap. Harris got close by Discoverer series was postponed Va). last session blocked House j porter a letter warning he wa-s program, blasted the (Democratic- was aceuaed of k elder some kind of petition and st four downtown Spokane loca“ asking', to see the photo, today for technical rea.son*.” the backed housing measure as a consideration of a less sweeping grabbed Jlorton when the Air Force said. “ Launching about to strike in the famed Alte knilBg i>ri«4M(l"*a' "UST form letter.” | tions and said his groiip plan* to Plnakothek Gallery in Munich "budget busting bill.”' them "With hla fists, -v' Twenty men showed up‘, then 40 youth covered hi* eyea and (Goattc led on Fsga Five) Germany. They conteniied It* cost • was mor* joined in, 1300 w«* ^Ijepted 1I ' (Coettanctf « > ag« Thlrtewi) Wept. (AP Photofax). (Continued on Page Fifteen)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, COIW., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1959

N. B«rth; AasisUnt ScoutmMUrt, a.m.: grades i-i and ages 8 to 6, Coventry C.iarles IxtWery »nd Howard A. EUington 10:30 a,.m. Columbia Craft: and Junior aaalatant Scout- Styles, Really Normal, Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m., 501 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Manchester Whistle maater, Richard Barth. . VfcCarlhy Estate sermon, "The 3earrh-*In The Sun- New 4-H Club set" based on Psalms 147 and TOWERS MANCHESTER School Board AL Auxiliary A new 4-H Oub, the 4-Crf, rep- Gives RP N A |!500 Mark 4-35 to 4'. resenting "Clever Coventry (Cloth- STRONGEST TRUMPS ( West dealer Paris Shows Indicate Senior Fellowship, second ses- L Ktept Silent at P & W A ing Chib,” has been formed wdth NEED PROTECTION sides mlnenbla sion on Ho4v fC Read the Bible. LW V Dinner north A bequest of $500 from the es- Asks $4,000 Mra. Emil V. Mamtt aa senior ad- By Alfred Shelnwold 7 p.m. visor. Junior leaders are Linda 4 7 6 By NADEANE WALKER tate of the late Mrs. Katherine Mc- Friendship Club Meets VM. Maaters Team Champion ¥ K J 2 The Friendship Club of the El- -A. Whl«U* Without a Woof «'Too many things ar^ny instruction has begun on the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Con- The group realized $30.30 dur- finesse. West won with the king All Pass Skirts are longer than last sea- ” ^ 1 ^ w S e t^might tobehboutUelleves the building was a textile, to unforse,^ Hebron Congregational (Church. Rt. 83 branch of the W. G. Glcn- nor of White Rd . Oystal Lake, The wnwue. uiougiii, ^hen later was occupied crease in enrollment made it nec- ing January from Its refreshments of spades and led another heart. Opening lead — ¥ •» son. but not much. At least they Lllington, has graduated from an 65 or 70 years old. was acquired mill Further details may be had by cover the kneecap, usually with a ney Lumber Co. of Manchester. bv a laiinrirv. ea.sarv' to engage the services of program at the Friday night so- contacting Mrs. Clara Edmondson, South ruffed again and made the intensive four weeks Infantry f a c t o r y s t o r es for the aircraft company by couple of inches to spare. A rethil hardware store and ' Former huilding inspei lor David another tea. her for tlie lO.'iR-.'iO rial parlies at the South Coventry mistake of drawing two more training course at Camp LeJeune, George J. Smith of 46 .Tensen St . president. Paris high fashion houses have lumber storage facilitlea will be lliliiks tile whis- year and to |mt on an e x t r a hu,« firehouse which are sponsored by Leaders, Junior leaders and com- rounds of trumps. diamond In order to draw tha rest N, C. SALE ^ e r houM supenntend^ use l^e’Vnav'^ha've' been used by the for- to handle the increased transpoiTa- the volunteer firemen. of the trumps. seldom been so united and single- K housed under one roof. mittee members of the local 4-H Loses Control Harold Robinson, son of Mr. and , New members accepted at the It is for exactly this reason that minded about a new style. When The new building, to be locat- Mrs. Roland Robinson of Job's S g afr raid drills and .served mer Glastonbury hT"The i program are invited to a 4-H lead- This prodigal waste of trumps the season got underway with recent meeting Include Mrs. Lloyd ers’ conference held annually dur- South abandons the trumps. He ed north of the Pearl Oil Co. on Hill. Ellington left Friday for the f^ tfr p o s e admirablv. for it could the Green, now occupied by The In addition, the revision of the caused declarer to lose control of must rely on dummy’s last trumip small, belted waistlines and a J the east side of the Iiighway, was Towers department store I entire insurance program covering Brink, Mrs. Louis Carabelae and ing National 4-H Oub Week at the hand. South had ruffed twice San Antonio. Tex., Air k'orce Base be heard for six miles. Mrs. Henry Yeomans. to stop the opponents from weak- natural silhouette in the Heim. designed by Arnold Lawrence. 'HowevVr' the companv no long- Chambers said he believes the the achool. undertaken with the the University of Connecticut. and dravm three' trumpi, and Patou ^ d Cardin shows, the trend to begin basic training. It was noted that members not Registration will be at 9:30 a.m. ening his own trump length. Manchester architect, and is being er whistled the whistle after tlie whistle was taken down "''ound building of new wing, has in- therefore had only one trump left. was firmly set. Laroche, Balmain, constructed by Jack R. Hunter Inc. creased these costs. F.xlended cov- meeting bylaw requirements of at- Reservations should be made by Thia was knocked out by a heart Dally Question Manchester Evening Herald El- war because, sccording to SmiUi,; 1040 or Vv,„,fLh he' said Saturday. Further details may be Lanvin CJastillo, Matta and the The firm intends to supply the “It doesn't mean much anymore, remains, though, he said. erage. felt necessary to protect tending 8 out of 12 meetings must aa soon as the defenders gained As dealer, yoii hold; Spades 6 others fell into step. Still, some lington correspondent, 51rs. O. F. had from the Extenaion Service of- needs of builders and do-it-youi'- Barr, telephone TRcmont 5-9318. Still Going Strong 4 2; Hearts A Q 9 5 4; Diamonds 2 the town's Investment, now gives be voted on to be reinstated. Any- the lead with a high diamond. experts wondered if Dior's young one having questions as to mem- fice in Rockville, from Albert B. A 7 3; Clubs 10 9. What do you self enthusiasts in the Rockvllle- protection against damage, ma- Now South could lake his clubs, designer Yves Saint Ijiurent would Vernon-Ellington area. bership status should contact Mrs. Gray or Misa Bonnie Llndau, Tol- t . t he 'could never make a dia- say? follow. licious or othenvLse, vandalism as land county club agents. well as a greater fire insurance Dclmar W. Potter, financial sec- mond trick. East made Uie last Answer: Pass. Not quit# worth He did, and unofficially chris- Ellington Cow Set* Record WSCS lo Present Fab ulous Barg ains in every Deparlrnent* Safe, retary. two tricks with the ace of an opening bid. Change one of the tened the season’s silhouette when Snlpsic Fairbalrn Rachel Ena, Atom Industry coverage, the Board reports. Manchester Evening Herald It has been requested of mem- diamonds and a good heart. small hearts to the jack and you he named his own version Che a prebred Holstein cow owmed by Rehlring of Staff Coventry correspondent Mrs. F. Bonier Farms of Ellington has Martha and Mary Q u a n tities Lim ite d ^ A ll Sales Fin al ^ N o Sales bers that reasons for not attend- Have you spotted any mice or would bid one heart. "natural line,” Tlie other hou.ses George Graff, superintendent of Pauline IJttle, telephone Pilgrim (Copyright 1958, must have breathed a sigh of re- j)ist completed an outstanding of- schools, has recommended to the ing the regular meetings held the lions on the landscape? Take a third Monday of the month at the 2-6281. General Features Oorp.) lief. ficial production record according The Ea.Mef play. "Martha and T o D ealers For Best Ch oices Co m e Early! Church Parley Told Board, that the entire permapent look at dummy's trumps and then to an announcement made by the teaching staff at the Horace W, South Coventry firehouse be made at declarer's trumps. Since the waistline, once you've Mary," will be presented at the known to Mrs. Walter F. Hiltgen, Holstein-Freslan Association of Porter School be engaged for an- Vernon South’s correct play is to ruff put it i'ac'k where it belongs, be- ir.eeting of thi V'SCS of the North 6 president, or Mrs. Ralph C. Hoff- America. other yejir. In addition, two more the first heart, lead a club to dum- comes rather lir ited in possibili- » - Methodist Church Monday night (Conttniiesl from Page One) man. secretary, before the meet- RKING •/•//? rCJ/vn ties for style variations, the de- The Banler Farm cow produced Reg. to $1.98 V ALUE! IN FA N TS' teachers are to be engaged, and my, and try tlie trump finesse. a total of 203,303 pounds of milk at 8 o'clock at the church. Reg. $3.99-$5.99 ing. C h a r l o t t e D r i g g s He ruffs the heart return but does signers have switched the interest dustrial Fonim Inc , who com- one. now on temporary basis must containing 747 pounds of butterfat Those who will take part in the • complete requirements for another Members have been asked to not draw any more trumps at this B U R N SID E to the neckline. A wide oval decql- V ALUES! mented on both humans and vege-, BURNSIDE AVt.t HTFD In one year. The seven year old I lay are Marian ("lapuell, Martha: H A TS and B O N N ETS year bring an item, not canned goods, H e a d s A R C D r i v e moment. letage is set off with Big Bertha for a tea cup auction to the March cow was milked two times daily Heather Norwood, Mary; Georg- tation, and the Very Rev. Robert j George Patros. principal, pre- Instead, South leads the queen collars or flat bands that encircle (Quotations rurnlthed by 16 meeting. the shoulders. Some are almost for 365 days to complete the rec- ena Bell. Sara! a maid: E.sther L A D IES F. McGregor of Newarli N’ J . whO| sented a proposed salary sclied\ile of diamonds. West talkes Che king TRULY SUPERB! Coburn & MIddlebrooh. Inc. Dreas Revue Rules Mrs. Charlotte Driggs of Ver- cape-sized. ord. Brown, Ruth; Betty Smith, Miri- Seliytlon of assessed the moral implications of to the Board, which has been de non has been appointed fund com- of diamonds and leads another A Smile A Minute! School Pupils I-earn Rug Weaving am; Eleanor Hembrecht.s, Leah, Bank Btocks vised by the staff members, he All 4-H club members planning What the spring styles may lack Pupils of the third and foi rth O RL O N atomic testing Bid Asked heart. South inimps for the third and Shirley Folme.s, Rel)cl'ali .fabrics, knit* said. This will be studied by the to take part in the Eastern Sec- mittee chairman for the 1959 Leslie Caron Danny Kay* In breath-taking originalily, they grade.s of the Ellington Center Council executives are expected j [^onn. Bank and Trust or are to be M. Jean Savelli, dep- time and gives up a diamond trick The rostume.s which will be Board at a special meeting, hefo/e tion of the Tolland County annual American Red Croas drive of the Curt Joryent n-ake up in pure figure flatterj’. School recently made a "i.sil to SW EA TERS . 0 pastels. to adopt a re.«olutlon today that | qq...... 40'i 42', uty consul from FYance and Ma- to the ace. M. Chevalier worn are some which belong to any decision is made. dress revue must send In a list Rockville Chapter. These are clothes for everybody, the home of Miss Nellie McKnIght will commit member churches to National Bank of dame Savelli. of proposed entries by Monday to The appointment of Mrs. Driggs Now dummy's last trump comes ‘Me and the becoming, to good figures, kind to the Rev. NaLlian Bnrton of the Gideon Society Denied to South's rescue. East cannot a of Main St. where they were shown Short and L *l('eve. work through "moral influence. Manchester ...... 37 Court Cnaea the Flxtension Service office in and other committee chairmen bad ones. No vvoman needs to have a denionstration of rug weaving. Stafford Spring.s Methodist A request from the Gideon So- afford to lead a fourth round of GIGI Ooloner* social action and legislation toward H.nrtford Natlona Two cases were tried in the j Rockville. was announced by Dr. Allyn Dam- second doubt.s about stepping out The students, studying the Nnv- Church, Thev are authentio cos- DrcHsmaker slyles. adequate housing for all. Bank A Trust Co. 37',i SB's ciety to be permitted to supply hearts, for then dummy’s trump tumes which were purchased in eppies of the New Testaments so local juatice court this week. Jo- Late entries rannot be accepted beck. campaign chairman. In color 11:15 6:25-10:10 In dresses and suits that minimize aho Indians of the south west, have The proposed resolution urges Insurance Companies seph N. Mallloux, 20. Waterbury, as time is needed to arrange for Mra. Frank Campbell of Elling- will ruff it. Declarer will get back the waistline and soften the bust , taken up the art of rug weaving churches to encourage members to jr,j.e ...... 78 githat they may he available to pu- to his hand with a club or a The pla ,• is oeing directed by pils in Grades li through 8. was wa.a fined $60 when found guilty judging schedules, according to ton was named branch fund chair- and hipline. 1 a class project. "sign and make public <'Ovcnanls ...... jOO of speeding. Mailloux was arresl- Miss Bonnie Lindaii, county assist- man. Heading the drives in each Miss McKnight showed the chil- Jane Holmes. which commit them to support i ^21 turned down by the Board. It was The season’s colors are pretty, reporled thal In Ihp opinion of the | by .slate policeman Leo CzaJ- ant club agent, town falling within the Rockville dren how the thread la tied on the WSCS memi>ers of the Bolton Open Daily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.! | | Tremendous Selections al Lowest Prices open occupancy housing in their ' easy to wear, and varied enough and W i n d 8 o r v i 1 1 e Methodist Phoenix ...... 80 83 members such a reque.st should not ' kowHki. February 20. when he The Eastern Section revue will Chapter will be: Mrs. Fay Hietala to let every woman find one of warp board and how the threads neighborhoods." Lift and Indemnity Ins. Cos. be sanctioned and that religious went through a red traffic light. be held April 4 at Coventry Giam- nd Mra. Kenneth Viara, Coventry; "La Pie," an elegant coat- are mea.sured. Churches have been Invited to be The resolution recognizes that her favorites. Besides new green the guests of the local women Aetna C.ssually . .. . 188 198 sitiiatlnns should not he brought j and knocked over a heavy traffic mar School and will include the. _rs. Frances Englehart, Mrs. Les- shades w-hich may not be to every- dress ensemble, is from the Catholir Women Meet Reg. SI .98 V ALUE! G I R L S ' ^ L O U S E S efforts are already being made to 223 233 sign at the rotary | towns of Stafford, Union. Tolland lie Kittle and Mrs. William Russell, spring-summer collection of The executive committee of the Monday evening. Reg. $5.99.$6.99 eliminate discrimination in hous- ! Aetna Life ...... into the achool. This, it was said, body'a liking, there are pinks and i Conn. General ...... 3' 2."> 340 might set a precedent w’llch might .Marvanii French. 17. Deep River. 1 .Mansfield and Colum- Vernon; Mrs. Mabel Cook, Tol- Parisian coiiluile)* Lanvin- Ellington Catliolic Women's Club All circles will be hostesses, ing and recommends that they be corals, yellows, blues, reds, and with Ruth Ostrander and Made- V ALUES! Htfd Steam Boiler 118 124 he impossible to follow tli'oiigli in - , -o , _, hia, n addition to Coventrv. land; Mra. John Sullivan. Somers; the old spring standbys, navy, Castilln recently aliown in the will hold a meeting at the home of speeded up through all channels 90 I n e w I was f iled $3 for not carrving her, western Section revue will Mrs. Alice Delaney. Somerville; Mrs. Francis Dowd on Middle Rd, line Morley serving as co-chair- Travelers ...... years to come, driver „s w.license. r | , , . , 1, u ____ grey, biege, and of course while Krem'h capital The coal and Sanforized open to the churches and their be held April 11 at the Hebron and Mrs. Georgianna Booth, Will- 0-N-l-G-H-T dress, in matching large white today at 8 p.m. men. members. It points out that Public UtUltles 1.4'glHlaMnn and black. LA DIES' BA NLO N eotton*. 2.’ ) Elementary School for the towns inglon. and black check, is worn with Church Group Swim* churches have prolonged discrim- Conn. Liglit & Power 23 Connectii ut Aa.sociation nf Koai dj Manolipater Evening H e r a ld E. Fenton Burke of Rockville No wonder buyers were reiport- ! Hartford Elective Lt. 68 70 of Somers, Ellington. 'Vernon, Bol- white gloves and black hat, Members of the Junior Pilgrim Stripe* and Inatorv practices in housing "often of Education tliioiigli letter, re Columbia correapondeni .'Mrs. Don- ton. Andover and Hebron. was named fund treasurer. Other " M USICAL BINGO " ad to be pleased with the Paris Fellowship of the Ellington Con- through evasion and indifference Hartfonl 1 .as ( . •12' I 4.')', quested llic C-)lumbia .Scliool Board ald R. Tuttle, telephono .\Cadem.v A PRIZES * SURPRISES FUN FOR ALL | spring collections. They should be with net brim. (AP Photo- C A R D IG A N S Semits to Camp Out Rockville and Vernon persons were fax). gregational Church will meet at A memorial service for decea.sed Southern New Kngland to aid It in the .support of hills in 8-343.5. Boy .Scout Troop 63 will camp named as follows: John Mason, Wally Field* Swinging and Singing Quartet easy to sell. the church tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. nf the ceneral board ami I TelephoneTelephon ...... 44 46 the IjCgislature dealing with educa- .Size* 8-14. members of the general board out over tlie weekend. About 15 special gifts; Ralph Lipman. bu.si- At the Friendliest and Liveliest Spot in Town The elbow-length sleeve, set in in order to go swlmni'-'" at Trinity Some with registered kitten Its staff at noon today was fol- ManiifactiirinK Companies tion. boys and live adults will meet at ness; the Rev. Winthrop W. 51IKE I STKEETN rather low on a sloping shoulder. Cliiirch in Springfield, Mass. lowed by the closing session this Arrow. Hart. Hog. .. Hi 67 Hot Liini'h Program I Rorlii-ille 2 p.ni. tomorrow at the Scout head- Farnsworth, churches; Victor .ST.ANKO’S V/AI\. OlVlLiU MANCHESTER Is a popular winner. Crossed-over Lincoln Stamps H E A R I N G on label*. Palro.a praised tlie liot lunch pro- I-eglon Sponsors Easter Seal* afternoon. 1 Aasoclalod Spring . . 19'J 21 quarters. Spinlis Hall on South St., Swanson, industry; and Mrs. E. No Cover- No Minimum—Plenty of Parking fichu bodices add ’ a charmingly The Ellington Easter Seal Drive Yesterday, the Rev. Dr. Edwir ! Bci . ^t ol Rc:(S,* ...... 12 14 gram. and said that while tlie for their camping area in the rear Fenton Burke, publicity. old-fashioned toudi. Some fa.«hion Contest Winners all n e w St) 91 menus must ncce.ssarily he limited $ 9 2 5 ,0 0 0 ( i r a n l e d is being sponsored by the Hathe- T. Dahiherg. president of f ’ e roiin 1 C o l l i n . s ...... of Nathan Hale Homestead in the Actual solicitation for funds will experts have suggested that these, vay-Miiler American Legion Aux- Reg. $4.98 V ALUE! B OYS' CRE W N ECK cll, urged churches to speak oui ’ Dunham Bu.«ih ...... 9\ 10''. in \'Hiiety. a good substantial luncli state forest on South St. They will j begin during the second week of plus the Bertha collar.s, small, Reg. $1.98 V ALUE! is provided for tlilrtv cents and I George M. Blqite. 46 Elsie Dr., iliary Unit No. 62 for the third on all controversial issues. But th< ' FIm-Hat t ...... 48 51 F o r S c M a j i c P l a n t relurn sometime Sunday after- 1 March, after a rally of Rockville belted waistlines and sailor hats, 89 99 every effort will lie niadc in con- j with an album page of U.S. stamps year IS a row. ' OUAII’ I S W E A TERS group's gineral hoard took m Fafnir Bearing ... noon. I area workers at the Elks Car- add up lo proof thal the designers Mrs. Ronald Buscaglia. chair- LA DIES' sUnd on ifre delicate issue of dip L,andora, Kcarv. Clark 20'^ 22 > .J timic on thi.s hn.si.s. - . - Among adults accompanying the i riage House March 6. The cam- imiionng Abraham Lincoln, won Ret’ciii I An appropriation of $92,5,000 and were inspired and influenced ..by man of the Easter Seal Drive Wool or Orion ^ lomatic recognition of and United N. B. Machine ...... 31'- 3.3 ' - lieiMirtN from (iralf . troop will be Scoutmaster Everett I paign goal is $12,959. the "Gigi" styles of the movie of tlie first of a scries of contests North and Judd . . . . 27 31) Graff fold the hoard that attend- | authorization of a bond i.ssiie np Committee has selected the fol- HEADI NG AID FLANNEL Shetland type. \ N a t i o n s membership for Red that name. being conducted by the Manchester lowing members to work with her; I : l China. i R u s . * c l l M f g ...... 24 27 ance at the Wimllinm Regional I to that amount wa.s approved at a Shantungs, soft silks, chiffon, Stanlev Works . . . . 43 46 LjjAV' pr o g r ams PtiilHtelir Society. Mrs. Russell Maron. treasurer; Heather tone The board received a I 'oort rec jTe- hnical .Scliool is good and tl'at ; citv meeting last night. tulle, lace and drapy woolens are Mrs. Howard Wil.son. publicity. f o r severe ommending that steps be taken to 1 Terrv Steam ...... tlie voiingsters standing.^ there. „ , ' , , . j . _ Second place points were shared DUSTERS shades. .'to 32 " " ' Onlv one of about a dozen voters the materials of the season, and This will be the 26th annual h e a rin g i m p a ir m e n ts ward recognition of Red China, ant j Ton iuglon ...... ' ami at Windham High .School, are there are more plains than prints. by Ml'S. Helen Mathien and Presi- 1 U.S. Envelope, com. . 2' 1 26' i exceptionally good. present objected. S. Carl Matyia of I campaign for funds to support the Ivong sleeve. then unanimously adopted a re.so La F O N D BROS. S T E A K H O USE dent George Fister. Oscar Wangler Connecticut Society for Olppled' At this low, 1 U.S. Envelope, pfri. . . 12 > y it':: He said tlieie are 39 yoiiLh.s 16 139 Grove St. questioned the ur- MONSON, MASS.—TEL. CO 7-5584 lulion which sent the issue to Ihi took third honors. Children and Adults. counril's Department of Interna 1 Veedcr R o o t...... 52 55 ’ years of age in town ami all but gency of the sewage filtration t " V i d e o Everyd a y Munich Ready for Jets FREE Uf i RI $•••< low price. Home of the Sons of Fun l.«glon Raising Fund* NmNITtATlii MCAIIMC AIDS tional Affairs. The above qiiotatlohs are not to two are attending si bool anil that plant, but was told that it has Tw'enty-one inembeis entered oe construed a.s actual markets. I there are 22 yoiitlis 17'years of age I .All Rights Reserved— the contest at Tuesday night's Mrs. Chari Hein, president of The World Order Study Confer- been ordered b>' the State Board of The place where you always see a good, clean show. Why not Munich. Germany - - Munich’s the American Legion Auxiliary ' anil only 7 of this group do not at- Health. Matyia said recent build- p, H. T. Dickenson St Co., Inc. airport i.s now ready to handle jet meeting at the West Side Rec Q UIN N 'S P H A R M A CY Rm . 31.98 V ALUEI S O YS’ O ld GIRLS' ence adopted the repor' last No- arrange your special parties here? We have special party rates. has announced the sale of vanilla Reg. $1.98 V ALUE! LA DIES' tend scliool. Bills amounting to ing had been mostly outside of i Verv reasonable. Al.so see our Big Saturday Night 'Gay Ninety i"? .... planes. One runway has been ex John Hurley of Rocky Hill, a vember. The Rev. Dr. Daniel A. '$4 13 27 were voted |)aicl. by the Auxilian.- ways and mean.s PHONE MI 8-4186 Poling, editor of the Christian Her- Rockville, in rural Vernon, and he Nile.' Something to .see. Sunday, all day is family time. Food tended to more than 8.000 feel and i specialist on stamps of Laos. Viet PAJAMAS Public Records] Red ('roan Drive laiaders felt that the plant should be ade- i two radar approach towers are | Nam and Cambodia, outlined the committee. The sale is being inade ald, was one of IhosF who joined time 12 noon/o 10 p.m Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Children’s hour 5 in an effort to raise funds for conoN ______1 Mr.s. Frederick A. Beardsley of i quale since the mills had closed in to 6 p 111. Family time Is all the time. For reservations call under construction. Frankfort's procedure he employs in mounting in the widespread rnlu ism that kitchen equipment. followed. W nrriintee Deeds j Jonathan Trumbull Highway has j i),p early 19,50's. Monson, CO 7-5584. DUK/IONT IS Rhine-Main Airport, one of Eii- stamps in his extensive collection rope's busiest, •will be ready for from these Asiatic countries. Those wishing to purchsse The Rev. Dr. Poling, though not Edward .1 Holl to Henry .1 ami jchairmanship of tlie ^ Building Inspector Roland P. IjlFOND BROS., MONSON, MASS. A L W A YS FIRST . . vanilla are asked to contact Mrs. BLOUSES list quality a member of the hoard, said last Helen F Opalach. property on I Columbia Red Cross fund and , that considerable F.AMOI'S FOR Steaks and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. Jets in 1960 and the airport he- I The feature activity of the next I prints. . . . with the finest In tween Cologne and Bonn, to be ' meeting. March 10, w ill be an auc- Hein or Mrs. John McConville. month the board would he asked to Ferguson Rd ! membership drive in the ( olumbia j {agpti place in Rock- TV! High fidelity acou*- area, according to chapter chair-I ,j,ip 2,000 empty called Rhine-Ruhr from now on, Uon of stamps. Charles Raisch. So. Congregational Church Note* repudiate the conference's recom- Edward .1. Holl to Eugene R, ^amk tic-80und with separata Adult Bible Class. 9 a m Short and Sizes 4-H. mendation. and Maltha Montany, property man. Roland louamle. | ipje; p,.p ^(j|] available. I will also be expanded for interna- j River Rd., Coventry, will be the bass and treble control* tional Jet traffic. auctioneer •Church school, grades 4-9, 9 The hoard ha» said the confer- on Furguson Rd Laramie, retiring chairman of ' _! ELECTRONICS is just one of the '59 ^^4 n l o p v p . ence spoke for itself and not the Anthony inve.st ment.s. Inc. in the ,>-town chapter, Co umbia. le- 1 DuMont selling features. national council. .Joseph R, Badeau, property on bion and Andover .said hat ^ whereas the solids going I LABORATORIES See and h(>ar the differ- Before the report ran be placed Durant St. Ieach town in the Columbia ih.iptei 1 increased con- I ence at STAXEK’S. before the general board, it will Qiiiti'laim Deed Iw. have a drive chairman there , ^^^pp ,^p„ I now have to be cleared through Alexander ,lar\i.s to the .iarvis Will be no renlial drive (.'hairman , 277 BROAD N A TIO N A LLY A DVERTISED Reg. to $1.75 V ALUES! Construction Co , property at 478 for the chapter hs a whole this A sum of $3,000 for cover costs ^ the two groups. ' of furniture for the city court j Hi The board did bark I'r Dahl- Center St. year. REIXIRD H O P RADIO T E I T V I S I 0 N r N OBO DY BUT N OBO DY R U B BER M A ID Bathroom Product* of Hebron will ! room in the new city hall was ap- i berg in hia appeal to the council's Name ( liiiiige i Bradley Batson „...... The Orford Soap Co to Bon Ami I succeed Lfiramie as chapter chair- proved. Mayor Olson said the i Sponsored By Manchester Girls Club constituent churches to study and money may not have to be used be- Uk**DCl a Sen Have*. Coen. 9:00 ( MO) DICK POWKLL PaK- I' ® ' • to discuss openly all issues, no Manufacturing Co , Inc., two- I man. Drive chairman for the An- Chanael ft SprinxOeld, Unta. SKXTS ZANK GBKY The ! thu ds vole of etoi kliuldei s. dnver brancli is Mrs. Allen Yale cause the Selertmeii Indicated ' Chaaael M Nrn Britain. Cana. THKATKR "Thr Ln»t Bald” SELLS Q U A LITY FURN ITURE Men's Spring matter how controversial Trade Name : Sr while Mr.s. Carlman F r a n k e l - there may he a chance of working T O M O RR O W N IG H T Channel 4» Hol.Toke. >Ia««. (13-30) BEHIND CLOSED DOUBS W a s h in g d is h a s name of Red China contained in: Channel 5!l Wnterbnrv Conn. “Thr (Jrnrvn Story” the original draft was not re- .Mex M Fia.ser of Ea.st Hart- .is head of the Hebron drive. lout something when First Select- ( H-63) PAT BOONE SHOW fn' i! (loip.p bu.sinps}* ns MancheslPi* : The Chapter's ^oal for the. Ihree nian F^lpnr H. \\ilson is ' A m eric a n Legion H om e Gurstn: Dorothy KlriiteB is e a s y t o d a y ... ferred to directly in the formal : JiM ( S-SSi BEAT THE CLOCK 9:S0 ( MO) PLAYHOrSK OA appeal, presented in the form of a Coin-O-Mat towns is $1,800. l..eUcrs of appeal, enough to discuss the matter. The Include .stripes, Rullding Rermlts J to be sent to summer residents. ' town paid for tlie furniture, but ( ]) DK. HL'DBUN’S SECRET* ” Thr 1)ini^nlinK <*lrP* resolution. 7;,10 Ic P.M.— Friday, February 27 JOCBNAL (32-80) TENN ESSEE ERN IE For Less Money Than Eastern Connei-ticul Sign and are being prepared by Miss .lean j the city paid for renovations to the C2-30)'^lNi; DB. MALONE FORD SHOW (Color) MARLOW’S plaids, solids Instead of mentioning P.-'-l Display for Goodyeai Service Natch and will be sent out by the room, they claim. (4*1 ALL STAB PLAVHOrSE Gurnt: ('ountry nlnxrr Janf rURNITCRE DEPARTMENT China, it was subsliluled by dele- j S:S0 ( S-40) THE VER D IC T IS Carter CAPG Stol e, erect .-ign at 713 Main St., j individual town chairmen. YOL'BS 861 M A IN ST. gates with this paragraph: $200. I Ssnnphony Concert I2’-»I FROM THESE BOOTS "The issue which has now ans- 1 .Mheit .1. Dubois for Peter .1 ' The second concert of the sea- ( *> CONNKCTICCT BAND- en, growing out of the World Or- STAND Mnnaiii, addition to hou.se at 71 son will be offered by the Eastern (Mi WHO DO VOU TBCSTT DRY GLEANING SH O P T O N IG H T , F R ID A Y an d S A T U R D A Y 40®/o O F F N A TIO N ALLY A DVERTISED der Study Conference and its mes- School St . $200. I Connecticut .Svmphonv Orchestra SINGLE FEATURE FA NS 4:M < SI BANOKB ANDY .aages to the churches. . ’ Niisi.ie l-..\gmeenng Co.. H'c . | s-^nday at 8:15 in the Shafer Aiidi- (2S-S0I QUEEN FO B A DAY I SA M E D AY SERVICE FOB L)r. Dahiherg expressed satisfac- ( M3) A.MEBICAN BANDSTAND » 'MIRRO for John Klein, alterations to toriuni, Willimantic State Teach- CAN COME EARLIER (40) FUN HOUSE O N REQ UEST 2 tion with the substitutions, saying hoiise at '-’6 Kolev St. $898. | College. 4 ;U (4*1 TH E SE C B E T STORM that often a word for a phrase can David P IVr.son, creel chicken Mrs John Pringle, who heads SEE THE MAIN FEATURE 4:3* ( S-4«) THB EDGE OF NIGHT February Furniture Sale Features be inflamatory and diverUs atten- (22-30) COUNTY FAIR .coop a: 53 I.Hke St.. $1,500. . the symphony committee here, SlOO ( 3) FEATURE FILM ALUMINUM tion from the purpose of the ap- AT t:30 P.M. Fisher CaiUoii Siiepard, alterations to said that "Symphony No. 2 for "The BiK Cat" peal. hon.-e at 243 \V Center St., $100. ; Alt MOVIE GOEkS ARE AND LEAVE EARLIER ( lt-40) rO P E Y E 1 Drop Side Voice and Orchestra ” by Charles — x (221 F IR ST SHOW Dry Cleansers, Inc. Earlier in the day. Dr, Dahiherg Donald Rolicitson for Vincent ElATEO BECAUSE "That Hnxen Girl’* Thayer Crib $199.50 $169.00 iWARE spoke of the church's having a Frink, an eastern Connecticut 325 Broad St.—.in 0-7111 Incaiuella. addition to hou.se at composer, will be heard for the i MOALf HI Nh ISO) R OY R O G E R S so 's h o m e h e a t in g "clear, biblical mandate to teach 146 S. Main St., $1,975. I f«>7H THh DOUBLE FEATURE FANS (S3) UNCLE AL Outfit Choice Bedrooms suid enlighten the conscience of Norman Claik. alleraliona to j first lime. Frink, 30, a native of Oi EHl V. KAJh SlSO I 8-33) W ALT DISNEY AD- 8 Piece Solid i Norwich, has dedicated thia num- If Ml cirro CAN ARRIVE AS LATE VENTURE TISIE ( 8-53) ROUGH R ID ERS o u r w a y l our own generation on the life house at 164 Green Manor Rd , ' TH( MOVIC^ (30) THE EARLY SHOW "Witnemi Axain.l the JudKe” .3 Pieces (Reg. $1.00- : her to victor Norman, conductor •V B-IO lOiOO I 8) FLIGHT $29.95 Maple Den Seta and death issues of our time." $200 WCL L l i t AS t:30P. M . "Johnny ApoUa" $25.00) He continued: Umveisal Builders i ’orp . for i of , the Eastern . Conneclinil .Syni- THE A (0649ttff (40) TWIUGHT THEATER (22-30) YOU BET YOUB LIFE Complete With $14.95 With Bedding You get premium quality 6:04 I 8) H U CK LEBERRY HOUS'D 133) SHERLOCK HOL.MES 6 MAIN A Best Buy Mobilheat with RT-98 ... tha •tVe make a serious hlumier if George Carroll, erect garage at 15 I Pbony Orchestia AND SU A COMPLETE (S3) FLASH GORDON 10:30 ( 8-33) JOHN DALY AND THE Wetproof Mattress Maple or Modern we think that our' Lord confined Eva Dr . $900, Mary I^ngdon. leading con- (;28 ( 3) WEATHER. NEWS M NEWS i moat completely effective fud himself to so-called ’spiritual’ mat- Wennei gren Const ruction (''o tralto of tile Amato Opera Co. of SHOW SPORTS (22-30) MASQUERADE PARTY oil ad(iitive in uee today. And 8 :M < 8) P O P E Y E (Color) N A TIO N A LLY A DVERTISED ters of co(pfort, peace of mind and for Donald Denley. alteralion to New 5'ork City will be guest solo- (22) S K IE R ’S CORNER 10:43 (53) THE I ABLY LATE SHOW you get premium service. Au- Reg. $3^9S V A L U E ! M EN’S family conduct.. . . " house at 2 Alpine St . $2,000. ist, HOW YOuIll SII TMI (83) PHONF VO I'R ANSWER "Danclnr Feet" Hi tomatic deliverieB . . . a bal- A salute to France will be made FEATURE MAIN fMTuac rtoH U j IUQ QJQ Q Qi Q I 0:43 ( 3-22) NF.WS 11:00 ( 3) NEWS. WEATHER * nie issues with which the Paul Phillips, alterations to STARTS AT 'flK flCiMMIN ( 8) NEWS * WEATHER ' SPORTS anced payment plan end many FAMOUS “FRUITOF-THE-LOOM” church is concerned, said Dr. Dahl- house at 390 Main St.. $2.50. during the evening. Guests of hon- ktww AVOa WALKING M (53) 3IODERN DIGEST ( 3) W O R L D ’S REST M OVIES $19:95^ other extras dssigned to make 1:0a < 3) THIS IS ALICE "Race Street" $99.00 $239.50 II berg, are those "pertaining to eco- Eugene Girardin, alKfrations to WMRITHI MAM HATME home heating reaOy muf. nomics. race relations, bomb tests, ( 8) STATE T K O O P E R _____ (22) THE BIO NEWS house at 16 Tiotler St.. $1,000. B ON AND CAN (22-30-40) NEWS AND W EATH ER 130) NEWS « W EATH ER 5 Piece Maple Dinette disarmament, peace and war, and Lawson Sofa Beautiful Boudoir SaiWMAMHATUnniOM (83) JOE PALOOKA STORY (40) FEATURE FORTY Bv Bauinritter the separation of church and < 3) F E A T U R E FILSI Matching Chair Chairs. Washable G e r m a n T r a d e D i p s TWMCMNMG "So Y’olinx, So Bad” Choice Of 42” M o b ilh e a t a?^« state." (30) JACK PAAR SHOW Worit Panta For Highest Quality Nylon Covered Plastic Covered. M»e d e o e . o c f i o e Bonn West Germany's exports 11:30 122) JACK PAAR SHOW Round or Drop Le4f fcm ./ Best Service at 11:45 (53) NEWS Foam Cushions Reg. Values to $34.50 1 eddWv Heavyweight twill. Largest Families Dominate to the United States in the first EOUOWtO BT CO-TIATUPI J:1S ( .3) NEWS t WEATHER Table and 4 Chairs 1^3 1:30 I-.bwest Cost ( 8) H E A D L IN E S half of 1S58 totaled $277,700,000. Tan and gray. , New York -— An analysis of N O W Thru SA TURD AY a drop of 3.4 per cent from the cor- EVERY NIGHT 1 W E GIVE OensuSoBurepu figures shows that responding period of 1957. German ITOI PAUL NEWMAN Potterton's FRIDAY families in the United .States imports from the United Slates EXCEPT GREEN STA MPS Tremendous Group with two or more children under Open Every Day 12:00 ( 3-40) LOVE O F L IF E declined 'ropi $662,900,000 to SATURDAY 'JOANNE WOOOWAnD (22-3S) .TIC TAU DOUGH Slightly Shopworn ALL g r e e t i n g 98 18 living at home made up more $517,200,000, 12:30 ( 3) SEARCH FOB T03IOSBOW $24.95 than 80 per cent of the total in- SAI t SUN MATiNttS JOANCOLUNS 1:13 (40) DOUGLAS EDWARDS. (22-30) IT CtH’l.n BF YOU $59.95 $88.00 1 \tH« NEWS ( 8-53) PLAY YOUR HUNCH CARDS crease in the number of families As USUAi JACK CARSON (22) HIGHLIGHTS (40) VOI'B TV THEATER Berk-Lok Rocker i T O YS In’ the country between 1948 and i.liNllMiiiil Pt ; VANCV DERRINGER ^ < 0-U) DAY IN COURT Halted iu taa is tha ruby-throat, Alio NO At IMIATCI M ARLO W 'S FURNITURE "HANDLB WITH CAKE" M A N C H f S T t R <»-M) nr COULD BE YOU like ( >-i0) HOUSE PARTY which if Uuraa and a half inches STATE < SAt) THE BEAL MeCOYS ($240) HAOOIS BAOOni «Mw> FREE PARKIN G Sknra «:M hi taBgtk , "Tk* Psrfset Hnaak Oaett" < SAI) IHUSIO BIMOO . R e a d f l e r a l d A d vs* i r , . / • '7 / * ' PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENU^Ct HERALD. MANCHES'I'ER, CONN., THURSDAY, FERRTtARY 28. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1959 ______I ------' ... '** ' ...... PAGB FOUR Mrs. Burks for five aftsmooBS a Ignore Veto Warnings j •taps toward self-rule and eventual BE.CAUSE YOU HELPED week and $1,200 for Direeteflfarz. LAWN MOWERS in Fiye Areas Independence—but no date has CDRequeste Also requested is $2,276 for new Khrushchev Upsets been fixed for freedom. YOUR HEART FUND... equipment; $1,012 fm- clothing and Sharpened » " . ------• SOO Arrested . $1,050 for educational expenses. House Democrats Push Across the continent reinforced $9,763 Buidget The present budget allows $855, police patrols brought quiet to You speeded $300 and $260 for these items. arid Repaired Mogadiscio, the capital of the Diplomatic Tradition Africans in Revolt Civil Defense Director John Under new equipment Merit has ,\ll n-ork gunranleed. Free Itsdian-admlnistered U.N. trustee- ^development pick-iip end delivery, 10% Merz submitted a budget request requested purchase of two 2-way mJHBL $2 Billion Housing Bill ship of Somalis, after pre^blecUon 'of drugs to radio units, a total cost of $600. By JAMB8 MABL0W ^laat week. The Russian premier off , on sharpening tintll rioting left 2 dead, 16 injured and for 19,763 for CD operations in He has also requested money for (AP New. ,\naly.t) warned that if the Plaat Germans March 1st. 300 under arrest, including 120 (Unnilnued from Pag. .me) slow blood the coming fiscal year. It is rough- raincoats, boots, reefers and other Washington, Feb. 26 .45—Nikita tried to block Allied shipments to ing mortgagea, and further low- On European Rule women. clotting, ly double the current appropria- items to clothe auxiliary police and Khrushchev is turning world di- Berlin, and there was shooting, era minimum down payment re- BRtfNO MOSKE The city of 90,000 wae kept un- firemen. The Advisory Council —— ...... the result woUld he war. hill until thf rlrtBinR d«y» of the quiiementa on FHA financed home der strict curfew until dawn. Then tion of 64.850. plomacy upside down, making a BfMion. Brought to th^ flooi und^r ssfegusrd- noted in lU last meeting that farce of efforts to avoid a Berlin This was a hind of shocker. It purchaara Ml 3.0771 (Omttmwd r paBBHgf. the bill recommendations that money be wet weather is inadequate. M ore T h q n 2 0 0 T o Be OH S A LE termined to forre President F.i.sen- which had been seeking to get- would increaae thij^ Kederal T^oua- InttirMt, prohibit of mission officially was to discuss the watchful eyes of the police The increased request for educa- together t tali! things over. So loFt by ncvrn vote*. ing Adminiatration a authority to ' rooro thfcn throo people, control repeat “ heart attacks,” asked for administrative needs. hower to talk, whether he wants the political future of the federa- patrols. tional work is explained by the CD AT THE ’ naturally, Eisenhower was asked^ Hut Dctnorinllr lender.* inaure home mottgagea, Kxiatlng ^ movement of people and weapons, One Mogadiscio newp*P*f blamed Currently, a part-time salary is to or not. m hftve lURd^ hou.^lng Bnd nirpoit aid tion. but the rapid march of events and prolonging the lives o f proposal that newspaper and radio Khrushchev wants a summit con- about it at his news conference authority la almoat exhauated. ' Impose curfews and control pub- the rioting on two nationalist par- paid Mrs. Lucy Burke who works hillN th^ fust order of hiiAinp«» made his recommendations to the three afternoons a week. No sal- advertising and educational films ference with President F.isenhower, Feb. 19. T'he House menauie dnea not in- lication of Information about ac- colonial office in Lffuld reauthor- democracy." under-World War II agreements | an even keel, and maybe lav two ted from Tetaff natural. Eugene Phanetif, East Hartford. I l 7.e an e.fftimated 140000 umlff of P H A R M A CY huge Zam l^i R immediate independence. There Among Iho.ie injured in the riot- Mrs. Sarah Balcezak, 36 S. Alton Your Home.*, with Russia and leave the city's the ground foi peaceffil solutions flepnfflt ff. western zone a "free " city in the I public liouaing at the I’ate nf ^ hiif^ British ' " as trouble or unrest also in the ing u'flf! Regional Commissioner St.; Waller Saverick. 447 Summit on Germany. Khrushchev received 299 E. CENTER ST. : Ahmeil Hagi Karah, who was heart of (’ ommunl.sl Germanv him jovially. ' 000 unita a year. Upmocrata p"t no Smells °slv “the^re'is .something Beigmn St.; Kevin Blaine, Kelly Rd., Ver- : coat on thiff pro\’U$ion. Ivil Repniv Ml 9-0894 definitely j^olitical about it now. ' cd Sonialia and the Lninn of j knifed in Uie stomach. Mia condi- non; Mrs. Dorothy Sharply, South May 2* Deadline Then on Tuesday, after talking n r " tion was reported improved. He indicated if this wasn I done with Macmillan apparently in ' Henna contended H would amount There were reports that mem- South Africa Rd., Bolton; Sharron Hilliard, Wii- to 1 ,'^.700,000.000 in total federal The British labor party organ, by May 27. Ru.s.sia would turn all I moat friendly fashion, Khrushchev G O T A bers of Banda s organisation had llmantlc: Susan Grandy, Norwich- ' auhsidie.R over the life of the pro- 2 the London Dally Herald, warned access routes to the citv' over to tofy'K time out to make mother slipped into the area to direct the town: Mrs. Eleanor Rook, 125 TO THE PUBLIC gram. The Senate hill w o \i 1 d this morning in a big headline: Coleman Rd ; Mrs. Josephine, 7 the East German.s to do aa theyi speech. He apparently rejerted the T H I N G S T O D O strikers from a secret hideout in Hospital Notes It Your Borbar Re dly Your Friend? authonre M.OOO unita. the bush, i "Whole of Africa Ls Smouldering " Cniftage St.; Florian Jolda, Elling- pleased. idea of a Big Four meeting on Ger- Many trace the up.surge of dl.a- You should learn to know one from the other. Barber »hops This means the Fast Germans man reunification. That's a Ger- The higge.fft money featute of L I S T ? Banda, who describes himself as ton; Peter Boucher, 65 Lawrence the Houae mea.aure deal* wU h “the extremist of the extremists.” conten’t to the All-African peoples riitiriiU Today tl.1 St., Rockville; Paul Thompson, 161 today are regulatftd by law and have become safe, S M I ^ could refuse to let men or supplies ‘ man problem, he said. conference in independent Ghana admitted yesterday : Maple SI.; Mrs. Ruth Ralph, 34 places to seiwe efficient and healthful personal service. Not *11 through, and if the Weat refused to This was strictly not the diplo- ! fflum elimination and urban re- wants to take Nyasaland a Brit- .Marilyn Sears, Talcoltvllle ; Mrs. last year, at which hundreds of Englewood Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy barbers cooperate In this program to protect the public i health quit Berlin, there would be a matic way of doing things, par- S' Rockville firemen open up a water lioae aa aiiioke poiira out of newal. ish protectorate—out of the Brit- Viola Clinpman, 168 Summit St.; ish-ruled Federation of Rhodesia- delegates mapped a campaign to Little and daughter, Enfield; Mrs. and welfare. Showdown, perhaps shooting, per- ticularly since Macmillan was right I wooden alairway tower at left. Otliei fliemeii standliy al lop I It oallff for federal apending of rid the continent of colonial rule. Mrs. Eleanor McComber, Wllllman- haps war. there to talk to Khi-ushchev diplo- $^00 million a year fo?- three yeara Nyasaland in southeast Africa. tic; Terrence De Rosa, 36 Durant Virginia Hinckley and daughter, floor of fire escape. Flames were quickly hi ought under ron- | The British arc strongest in South- The Accra conference urged Columbia; Mr.s. Jean Stlebitz and On Dec. 31 the United Slalea, matically. The British were re- trol. 1 1-icrald Plioto hy .Inckson i aa agalnat the adminiatralion’a 6- peaceful conversion, but Banda SI.; Mrs. Muriel Schlebel, 8 ported to be shocked by Khrush- F i r e D a m a f ^ es year progran\ totaling 11 ..TfiO.OOO- ern and Northern Rhodesia, which Michael Dr. Vernon; Mrs. Doris daughter, Wapping; Mrs. Ann Britain and France sent a note to have 250.000 white settlers and a and other extremist African lead- Copeland and son, 233 Center St.; Moscow suggesting that they and chev's performance 000. The Senate-paaaed hill calla 6 ers are openly calling for force as Snow, 53 High SI.; Mrs. Arlene \ employes as \\alei rirair.ed through 4H million Negroes. Nyasaland BrouSseau, 607 Main St.; Allan Mrs. Helen Pasquallnl and son, Russia have a Big F'our meeting ^ Jabs at Relwyn IJoyd frir a fi-vear program totaling 12.- has only 7.000 Europeans to 3H the only way to speed the exptil- Wapping; Mrs. Dorothy Bacchiochi to discuss the various problems of And aa if to show he didn't have P l a n t T o w e r the ceiling to the first floor. The 1000 0 0 . 0 0 0 slpn of the while rulers Cleveland’ 194 Bidwell Si.: Earl Arm dyes and proce.sses falirics. million Africans. Elli.«i. 49 Coolidge Si.; Robin Gray. and son, 95 Orchard St., Rockville; Berlin and of East and We.st Ger- much lime for smallfry like for-i Both Senate and Houee bill* I Till' ftr.st box alaim rung in by would jimvlite ff»r adilitional feri- With vivid memories of Ken>-a's Police Fight Dockers 26 Arcellla Dr . M r s He l e n Sko- Mrs. Marion Roy and daughter. 103 many which remain divided eign ministers. Khrnslichev. st a bloody Mau Mau outbreak, wor- In the Union of South Africa, Prospect St.; Mrs. Josephine Ka- Tliis was the ti.sual, traditional reception in the British embassy, In R o c h v i l h in emplo.ve a'.io.it S;.30 a m. rang eral i «dlegp houaing loana total- ncski. 'u Hawlhorne SI.; Richard I ried British sdministrators and long a hotbed of anti-white na- may and daughter, 43 Mill SI. diplomatic way of doing husines.s. looked St British 9’oreign Minister erralically and ftremen were un- ing S4O0 nnllion. The Ilniiff'e hill Raines .Ir., Talcottvllle: Chester able |o cl.'Iei iiiine \', here the file Isolated settlers were again check- tionalism, club-swinging police DISCHARGED TODAY: John ... ia a symbol of your personal ichievemenL How Russia was still adhering to this Selwy-n Lloyd and asked sarcasti- A 4-story wooden alainvay wouHi ffet 'ip a new Sloo mil- Lawe.s, Ellington; Laurie Roser, was. or if Diet reall.v was one ing their defense. fought yesterday with striking Fox. Lake St.. Vernon: Mrs. Mar- regrettable it would be if, in the event of your death, tradition when on .Ian. in it sent 1 ally; to'.ver at Amerhelle Coi p.. K Main ^ lion loan program for hou.fflng fo? South Rd., Bolton; Harry Lleberg, ' When firer.ieti li.d imt respond Skalino; Advisory Sir Roy Welensky, white prime dock workers In Durban. Police jorie Cole, 613 Main St. your family were forced to give up that home because Only Union Barber Shops display the above an answering note to the West "Where and wlien did you ever St.. Rockville, was damaged by file, elderly peraona a pnogram which Coventry; Mrs. Mary Scranton, 160 largest organitaUon of barbers in America. It is the emblem of ; .Vmerlielle called Die emergenc> minister of the Central African arrested SO and were met with a The Soviets, bni.shing a.side the .solve anything? How do yon justi- this morning. ( ' e i i l e i . S p i i a g s I’ ot i d w i l l tie o p e n the Senate limited to nioitgage In- Tolland Tpke, they could not afford to meet the mortgage payments. craftsmanship, courtesy and cleanliness! telephone iiuml’ei. FederaUon and a former boxer, hail of stones. The walkout of ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Idea of just a 4-power conference, fy your po.«t?" Spar.is from a welding lonh. t o n i g h t i m t i l I h o ' c l o c k f o r l u i l d u ffui am e. Fortunately, you can provide for just such an I Smoke ]ioi.ted out of the to'.v- MANCHESTER has called to arms virtually all 1,500 dockers demanding more Evelyn Fogllo, 133 Maple St. 4 Dances Planned TflOK FOR ASK FOR THE UNION SHOP CARD WHEN proposed that the we.slern Big All this oci'urred just the day being used to install a new Other pinviaiona of the Houae let's eaves, hu: bletuied with the i c e s k a t i n g i i n d e i s i i | i er \ ' isi n i T l i e young white men In Southern Rho- money has paralyzed the port of BIRTHS YESTERDAY; / son to eventuality by taking out a Sun Life Mortgage Pro- PATRONIZING A BARBER SHOP. UNION SHOPS ARE BET- Three and 24 other countries have before F.isenhower's new» confer- chine on the ground floor under mpRMure would .a^l up an entneh .steam reg'.larly emitted from the , \ n n e x w ill be r es e i ve. l f o r l i o c k e \ desia to augment British-led na- Durban, stranding 25 ships. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Day, Lake At Rec Centers lection Policy now. I will be glad to give, you details, , T E R S H O P S ! a conlerence. So far neither side pive yesterday So once again the the tower, set of the blaze, ac- new program of mortgage inaiir- plant vent tiea.lo. The file was i m l i l t l i e s a m e h o u r . LUMBER, Inc. tive troops. On the west of the African con- St . Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and there will be no obligation on your part. For your guidance the following shops in Manchester are dis- had yielded anything. They were President was asked shout Khursh- cording to .\’oner I-. Rrooks. vice ance foi prn’ately operated nuia- MORIARTY More than 200 seasoned African q'.iirkl’* brouglit under control anil ( ' ( l a s t i n g w i l l lie p e r i i i i l l e d a( tinent, in the Belgian Congo, vio- and Mrs. James Green. Coventry; The third annual Cabaret Dances | maneuvering. chev. ! president of the firm. I ' e i i l e i S p i i n g s P a r k d ni l i ' f i o m ing homea. put the D'enteral Na- troops have been flown from Salis- playing this Union Card: .r.e recall wa.s sounded witluii an lence flared again after several a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard will be held tonight, tomorrow On Feb. 16 the Big Three, still He said any talks with Rii.saia The fire apparently b lined nn- 10 to 6 )i 111 tional Mortgage Aean into the di- 'i.l.i CKNTKK S r. BROTHERS bury, capital of the federation, to WALTER'S BARBER SHOP hour. days of cairn. European police used Boucher. Enfield; a son to Mr, and Saturday by the Recreation PINE BARBER'SHOP following tradition, sent another 1 would be almost useless until ^ noticed until employes .smelled rect loan huaineaa fnr the fliat Nyaaaland’a capital of Blantyre, 515 Main St. note to Moscow. They suggested Sill cr.NTKR 8T. tear gas at Inkisl, 90 miles from and Mrs. Paul Mills, Wapping; a Department at both the West Side 656 Center St. Khrnslichev changes his refusal to smoke and the automatic sprinklei Foreigner s re nrd perniilted lime, pi'ovide S7•^ million for mar- Phone Ml 3-.UU taking with them submachlneguns a Big Four foreign ministers con- >n ,9-51 S.5 Leopoldville, to disperse a crowd son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cordera, Rec and Community Y. CHARLES J. VAN DEUSEN consid'’ r western proposals on avstem went off. . iiixxirs ( , r t l i i i n a h o i i l .* lo bu.\' land in Anienr,in .Samoa. ket aupport of rooperatn'e houa- JOE’S BARBER SHOP PARKADE BARBER SHOP ference I this was getting a little and mortars. of unemployed after they had 191 Eldridge St.; a son to Mr. and (;erma ny. F'ire ('hief .lohn ,\she s.aid the Other troops were rushed to One dance, for fifth and sixth 24 Oak St. Manchester Shopping Parkade more speciflr on who'd do the con- stoned European automobiles. Mrs. Michael Kandrysawtr, East 821 5IIDDLE TPKE., EAST ,\nd he said the West isn't go- tower wa.s not alriicluraily dam- (•.Iiilieria Aiislinlia S Regular Hartford: a son to Mr. and Mrs. graders, will be held tdnight from DOMINICK BECCHIA ferring! on the whole German Kariba. There were reports of many injur- 7 to 9 at the Y. Junior high slu- ^ ing to give "one single inch in the aged. hill Nat .N. Schwedek Al my units, are being erpiipped African nationalists are re- Albert Gorman 66 Maple St. 843 Main St. JIM’ S BARBER SHOP problem. ed. dents will have dances at both cen- preservation of our rights and of pany treasurer, said a str.iriier wiUi Rntish-made Austin riin- Vi - ported to have captured a cus- The- Inkisl demonstration was a BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugh- Phones: MI 8-4804; MI 9-60Tlt PI 2-8801 A. C. MANKIN Oakland Road It was Khrushchev, not the Rus- ters tomorrow night from 7 to 10. Wapping, Conn. di.scharging our reapon.sibilities in structure ma,\ have to be erected. ahoiits. The vehicle seats lour and. toms post on the Tanganyika bor- sequel to more serious rioting in ter to .Mr and Mrs. Philip Parker, 869 Main St. sian Foreign Office, who gave a Gompanv olticial.s could not im- with special sealing, walerfacmg, der. severing the only road link the surrounding area last month 6 Bancroft Rd , Rockville: a son On Saturday, a fifth and aixth replv. this particular region." graders' dance will be held at the JOURNEYMEN BARBER UNION, LOCAL NO. 73 .So all the diplomatic channels mediately determine the amounl and exhaust attai hments. it is when troops were flowm from Bel- to Mr. and Mrs., Philip Dcnoncourt, Dar|»«T Before Ike'siKr ^ » fnnference fiiiix-i V- ^ T-» 1- J between Nyasaland and Dar es A.F.L.-C.I.O. of water damage to material whmh said lo he capable of traveling in Salaam, major sea port on the In- gium to put down the disturbances. Andover. West Side. Tliat was Keh iR. one dav be- got clogged up and Kisenhower and Kings and queena will be SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA 1 waa taken from the fire aira hy . water up to 6 feel. deep. dian Ocean. The Belgian government has prom- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: for# Eisenhower a news conference , Khnishchev are doing the talking. Britain's Minister of Stale for ised the rich colony progressive Roger Crafts, 97 Princeton St.; crowTied at all dancea. introducing B. D. PEARL DOES IT AGAIN! 2 n d . ' J. \ -ft. - i'ei-' SW ' ' O - . - v ' of 1959 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES t. GO O N They M UST be sold to make room only I V- k.. for our 3rd carload. Come in and p i see the line that's No. 1 — A t the $4.95

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basic, progratru; Aa*l*t*ne«f k>- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 196» George’s Kplscopal (Tiuirh will ' Bolton TlSecl St 8 p.m. tdmorrow at the Bolton cal planning and Boning ag«nI«U Matter. ______Intended to be a:n incltatlon to bar- bankroll, but to make war on the that under any circumstances. over to his wife,. Josephine, who You don't feel like taking the The baseball project Is part of s ; crippled youngsters tluoughout Uio lihe deeign of a large public park Connecticut were momentarily, and' nation who receive skilled profes eton. ' in Holly Springs. Mississippi. He PAINT GO. •OBSCSlPnUN RATIOS gaining. to be the thing that heats power of rival unions, and increaae The Protestant position has one cashed It and gave him $10 a time to carve radish roses? We trigger recreation plan being deceptively, on the same side. Not month. She also cut him to one | sionsl services thrnugli funds; The position became vacant later entered private prarllce In Payable la Adrance u, the diplomatic pot up to the point the power of his own? So it ran chance of defeaUng bus transpor- think radish accordions are just worked out by volunteers. 723 Mam St., Tel. MI 9-4501 Tear ...... *15 SS only Catholic spokesmen, but the Ution In the forthcoming teet case, meal a day and made him move In- A ciicular was dlstributeii to raised in the annual sale. , l i.’ tih the resignation of William Memphis, Tenn . Bneclsliziflg in do more good ? Or so it can be as sttrsetivs and so quick to fix. Philip, who will visit the NVhtte vhere it may precipitate some so- which will hold the 1957 bus bill to the haaement of Uteir home, he bovs at the elementary school la.st Blakey who is leaving stale serv- the planning and design of housing ., Months ...... one lone Protestant spokesman as Leave some of the pretty short House this week to meet Mrs. Ei- .ns Month ...... * Jj lutions to world problems. We be- bigger? Because Hoffa can do either constitutional or unconsti- added. sites. During World War II, he well, united In advocating death green tops on the radishes but week which will supply some of senhower, receii'es treatment at tlie ice on March 5 to enter private more for people than Meany-Reu- tutional. If it is held constitutional, “She rented my room," Waitku- hei’sme associated ivlih the U.S. mnSe’^Copy'XiilXXXI.'iiiiiiii. iobllieve Khrushchev wanU some big cut off the root ends; wash in the data neces.sary for further York, Pa rehahilitanon center. prac-tice. A veteran of It years of Corps of Engineers as chief civil- ther can? Or berause he wants to for the constitutional amendment, the Protestant opposition will con- nas said, "I could hear her up i things decided, in one hig bundle, cold water and drain. Then just planning oit baseball. Gaal wo\ild Town Committee Meets .service with the Development ian engineet st Fort Fthan Allen me mbe B or originated In the last session, duct the fight In each community, there, entertaining a boy friend, THE ASSOCIATED PRt.SS lani that. If we may shift to one force them to taKe a back seat, or slice each radish crosswise into like the boys to return the papers The Repiihlidnn Town Commit- in t'ermont He joined the state which would place the matter of as It holds its referendum on having lunch and beer, while I The AaMdated Press la excluilrelT 1 perhaps ellniinat* them from the strips, but not all the way through. to school when it opens .Monday tee will meet lonighi at 8 o’clock ■’.J development agency after iivo tnuued , ____ analogy, he Is wailing to public bus transportation for whether or not to provitW bus was only getting one meal a day.” credited to it or Chill in icy cold water in the re- after the winter vacation. at the Community Hall. years with Baker Engineers. — ----- the stakes, can be labor leadership scene? parochial pupils in the Constitu- transportation. Circuit Judge Miles N. Culehan The circular will indicate names, granted Waltkunaa a divorce, frigerator and the slits will open Rochester., Penn , wtiei e he was In- S, pushed before he begins dealing his tion. In other words, the two faiths addresses, telephone numbers, age commenting: like an accordion. | Munohe^lcr Kvrnlnic Hrmld l\oj- .atrumenlsi in the prepsialion of The background of the amend- i and grade level of boys interested dispatebea herehi are also reserved showdown. came together in opposition to the “Tou shouldn’t have married Some of the moat attractive lon rorri*%i>on(lon1. I>orN M. ; muster plans for the long-range ment waa this: During the debate amendment last week not in agree- ! as well as a willingness to have a But, sllhough this msy be a of the famous bus bill in the Hl57 such a young girl." fresh vegetable appetizer.* are D'ltAllft. toirphono ’Mitchell dci'elopnient of Beaver Countv. run servlee client ol K. E A. Serr- A Thought for Today ment and peace, but because the j physical examination by a physi- brand of policy rather than Inaan- session — the bill which was fin- Mrs. Waltkunas Is 64. made with carroLs. One we’ve Pennsylvania, and the clly of Ijin- *^lSiU&tiert RepresenUUres; Jbe Spoosored by the &lancbest«r fight on the bus issue 1* to have been' fixing for years, yet there 1 cian. csster, t ity, althourh Khrushchev himself ally passed by one vote and which future rounds, in which neither i .Area MVK Session Here Julius lUthews Bpedal — h '* j >ty- CouBcil of Cburchee is now heading for a test of its are always some guests to whom Miisciiiii Kxhihils i I Klar Is a member of the Amer- WE NEED RELIABLB YorlL CM^ko Detroit *nd Ro»torL ralculste that he himself will side wants anything to do with i The Rev. Ijiwrence Almond of 1 MISj C^ AUDIT BUREAU or 1 msy constitutionality — there were the trick 1* new. and old friends ican Inslilute of Planning, the concessions, either way. ,So\ilb Methodist rhiirch. Manchea- | MEN AT ONCE CTRCUEATIONS ______always retain control of the de- Dr. K. Stanley Jones in “ The Protestant charges that If bus continue to be charmed by these I Textile ('.olleclioii' American Society of l>andscape Cry, the beloved Connecticut. bright trifle*. Scoop out the cen- I ter. will he guest speaker at a : IF The Berald PrtnUni Companv l i ^ cision whether the bomb can go Christ of Every Road” recalls the transportation for parochial pupils An hilecis. the New England cliep- nscumes no nnandal responsibility REMODEL ter of a large carrot, or use the I suh-distriel meeting of Nutmeg Begi nning .Sunday, the I..11I7. I ler of which he serves as vice off or not, it has almost as many j the Holy Spirit came at were granted, other demands upon k I oil are over 21. typographical errors appearing In ad- public funds would follow. There YOUR top part of a medium-sized ohe. I Trail Methodist Youth Fellowship Junior M.i.seiini will pre.sent an 1 president, and the Connerliciil Venfsements and other reading matter risks AS if It were pure Htflerlsn | pg^tecost not in the temple nor Utopia Divided at United Methodist Uhrirch to- k 1 oil are bondahle. In The Manchester Evening Herald were Catholic arguments that bus I f .votj use the point of a swivel- exhibit of textile.* m tile hall of j Federalion of Planning and Zon- niadness. The ammunition already | place generally conaidered transportation was a special thing. Chicago, Feb. 25 (A?)— Every- blade vegetable parer for the I moi-row at 7:30 pm. The Rev. Mr. the nui.seum hiilldlng al 1211 Cedar , ing Agencies of which he la sec- k You have a car. Display advertlsins closing hours; scooping, the carrot center comes Almond ha.s entitled his talk "An ■SI. Faliric.s fro'-i the luitae.im'.s 1 For Monday—J p.m. Er'day. in the held in Germ,.ny is live am- ..ggpred” but in a home. He com and not such a precedent. When the thing, it appears, was not ao hunky- KITCHEN : relarv He and Mrs Klar are k You are preeenlly employed. 4S” > ^ o out easily. Then slice the hollow- I .Autobiography of Peter. " eolleetion, together \i itli pome, I the parents of four children. For iSiesday—1 pjii Monday munition ments: "Unless religions can he at bus bill waa passed, its Protestant jory in Utopia, a small communl- NOW! A I Oil can work 10-12 hours » For Wednesdny-fr p.m_Tiies<^. foe* in the House devised and in- ^ j,t of Chicago ed-out carrot Into rings and draw I The Woman's Society forUhris- items loaned by fnemls. will form 1 I For Thursday—1 p.ni Wednesday. The West cannot wheedle, it can home in the home, no amount of Appetizers like these alway.s win favor because they are low In 4seek— day* nr evenings—4n religion in the Tempi* ran aave iroduced a constitutional amend- ^ Utopia reaidenU and a few short sprigs of water cress 1 tiah Sei vice of Unite<1 M/thodist I the barkgrounii of a wnrlunfe ex- | RIBICOFF NAMED your spnre lime. For Frtday—1 p.m. Thu^ay through each; chill until serving calories and add color to your table. With a knife, an as.sorlment For Balurday—1 p m JVtday not frighten and It should not - ,P ment, which would put the author-1 p^opgrtv ow'ners appeared in Du See Our Displays of j Church ha.s been Invited .to attend h< hi t . j I Biloxi, Miss.. Feb. 26 '/T< Gov. Classlflsd deadline- to 90 a m sacsi I US. of vegetables, cheese and hardly any trouble, you can prepare an bluster. But it rsnnot tnist the Christianity is not a thing of ization for bus transportation in ^ County Court at Wheaton Shirtwaist News time. The touch of green against : tlie W.SCS meeting at Noitli The “ Big Com " of libers wool, Abraham Rlhicoff of Connecticut YOF CAN E.ARN $8.00 TO day ot publication except Saturday— the orange is beguiling, and the allracUve dish like this. Sam '___ _ fate of the world to Khrushchev form and materials, but of spirit. the constitution, but make it clear tpM Judge William • W OOD and S T E E L ______j .Methodist Church in Manchester j eolton, flax and .siK<- synthetie I la a new member of the Federal $6,00 A N H O F R We must have the spirit of Jesus, that that was the last thing public Guild that they were unhappy told in dacron and cotton combination tastes refreshing. ' 1 Monday at 8 p m wdien a special I fl)>ers; and methods o f apidving | timing and judgment alone. The CABINETS I ! Slate Relations Committee of the NO EXPERIENCE NEF.DED Thursday. February 2« which was that of aervice, kindli- funds could be expended for on be- ! situation and wanted Or after you have scooped out and blitter, flavored gelatin •with ' program will be plesenled. Those 1 designs to text lies, are some of I flovernora' Uonference, one thing inevitable is that, live or the carrot, stuff the center with whipped cream, milk. who plan to attend have been |the things to be fealiin-d. We Train I im To Run Your ness and meekness of spirit. It is half of private schools. j accede. • BUILT-IN RANGES I James S. Klar ! Gov l.erov Colima of Florida dud, his lime bomb threat Is easy to discern the error* of those plain or seasoned cream cheese. School Menus Wednesday; American chop suey. | a9ked to telephone Mrs. Ernest On the earns day, from 2:30 to Own Floor Waxing Route. Russian Poker The purpose of the Protestant j judge Guild granted the request, made the appointments Tuesday si around ua and fail to see the 6.98 Chill and slice just before serving. ; buttered green beans, bread and - Howard or Mrs. Kenneth Perretl 4:,30 p.m, Mr. and Mis Charles rejected, and will he rejected, floor leaders with this amendment . disconnected an area of 492 • D ISH W A S H E R S and Commua.sion. Klar qiiallfled for the an executive committee meeting of WF. r.t ARANTEE YOF For the moment. It looks very The menus for March 2 through blitter, mixed fruit, milk. j by Saturday; Hollister of 5*2 Hollister ,Si. will wlietlicr it means life or death for “i ^ " :'in- ‘ «T r.r% rgw rh aK . rhe'%^;a of SINKS Our Gingham Girl favorite, the shirtwaist dress, steps forth thl* Try inserting some tidbits in post, which Is under the Slate the conference here < i S’lOMERS AND much aa If Prime Minister Mac- in turn distress others. Let us in fight had been lost, that would ;.-ySpring in a sudsable blend of d.acron-and-cotton that laughs at pitted ripe olives. Slice the olives 6 are as follows: | Thursday: Meat loaf, whipped Tlie local WSCS will hold its own demonstrate tlie .spinning of wool .Merit Kvsiem, by competilive ex- IMMEDI ATE IN( OME! the whole world. With that clear, dlvidually ask in silent prayer be- be the last loss of Its kind. It and' 99 residents, which now re- w'rinkles! Buttoned from convertible collar to hem, with roll-up and poke a strip of carrot through Senior High j pot aloes, buttered carrots, bread - meeting Tuesday at 8 p ni. at the on the w lol wheel lecenili (ionnt- a m l n a : i o n . millan had suffered, for his entry j ,|n,gtion that fore God that we may not by ed by Mr. and Mrs. Kldred l>oyle Vie fiirni.h riiuienient. lapplles, was also. It would seem, an ef- verts to unincorporated territor>'. sleeves and a hint of a monogram. Pink, blue or mint . . . aizea each olive ring. If yo\i like, you Monday: Pork ciitlets. apple- and butter, ice cream, milk. ! church. It will be a work ses.sion. Well known to planning end IralnhiR and t'I'STO.tt I-IKH so that into the Russian haunted forest, pbaaihle would have to come .spirit or action hinder those about o.'Tolland. At the same t i m e . Mrs. fort to pul the proponents of the Still left in TTtopia are 266 homes M. A. Peterson, Inc. 12-20, 14'2-22‘ :i. can use thin strips of mild white sauce, ma.shed potato,buttered | Friday; Macaroni and cheese and | Hosle.sses are Mrs. Stanley Nichols zoning ofllciala llimiigtiout the vor ( A5 nrv vorn own fi.oob exactly the fate those who object , We.stern diplomacy which us in their effort to be tnily Chris- and Mrs. Grace Valentine, Ravmond Wood-bridge of t'i5 K. GENERAL W AXINU Jim TE. We have THOU- bu.s bill on the .spot, to see wheth- with 1,071 residents. 607A NEW P A R K AVE. turnip for black and while nibbles. corn, bread and 'miter, milk. I tomato casserole, coleslaw, butter-; Jr. .state. Klar firs* joined the De- tian. Sage-.Allen, East Hartford, Is open Tuesday through Saturday, Middle Tpke will w e a v e on her SAMIS of peopla ralMn( nt every to any pretense of civilired dealing the count-down er they really meant what they Elmwood Section, Green peppers make attractive Tuesday; Baked ham. parsley' ed roll, peaches, milk. 1 Fair Chairman Named • elopi'ient Commission as a plan week for more amt more of Oil* If your home is Cliristian you said and w-ould commit themselves West Hartford 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Friday until 8:.50 p.m. potato, buttered peas, bread and Junior High ! Mrs. Henry McDonough he* 4-hamess loon, and e x p l a i n the pi’onomli al floor waving aervire. with the Russians devils thought defenei'e, and proieeded to lake holders for cheese dunks. Out cu- ning engineer in 194.5 He has TV SERVICE strive each dsy to make it so. to a measure which would for- Call Collect AD 2-4407 blitter, milk, Monday: Chicken noodle soup, been named (-hairman of the May- weaving proreas. also exluhitlng he deserved. It looks as if Khnish- Rev. John R. Neuhert. cumbers into long strips so eaters .served in the post of senior plsn- Daya For local inlervlew or appolnt- the play away from Khrushchev bid any imaginable future ap- Wednesday; Chicken a la King, j ham salad sandwich, cheese square, fair being planned by the Women some of the textile.* she ha.s M A C A Cali can dip them into the cheese dunk ner sun e 1957. Nights yAtWsI Plus Parts meni— call Hartford CH 7-6629 chev had made a meal of hlm^ with strategies and proposals proaches to public money aid for 300 YEARS’ OPEN SAT. Till 4:00 P.M. buttered rice with cranberry I peaches, milk. of SI. George's Episcopal Church. woven. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Or fill the green pepjier with a The division wlileh the new rhie' collect. On second thought, perhaps B'rong enough and daring enough Merino Wool (’.lip Riaea private school purposes. ARTHUR DRUG cheese spread and have plenty of sauce, buttereil green beans, bread Tiie.sday: Frankfurt on roll, po- It will bp held on May 23 at the ' The piihlie is inviled to a; tend TEI, Ml 8-5482 Community Hall. demmifl! rations and oxhihita. I vill n.rrrntlv oprrat thraa that Is too kind a description, too to win the respect and support of This amendment went through PRESCRIP’nON small cocktail knives on hand so and blitter, milk. tato chips, applesauce, white cake' kind a fate. What Khrushchev may Canberra uslrallan wool grow- the 19,57 House, emotionally ex- EXPERIENCE the cucumber atripa may be cover- Thursday: Beef stew with car- and frosting, milk. Tlie Rev. and Mrs. Paul H. Bar- world opinion. It is perhaps lime ers report that their 7.3.2 percent- BY OUR PHARMACISTS rots and polaloe.s, roll and butter, Wednesday: Macaroni and tuna bour of West Hartford tallied to kave done to Macmillan could end hausted after Its fight over the The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY ed with the cheese mixture. ( Inex- for us to declare ^nd show how we age of Merino wool gained from bus bill itself, without particular pensive short knives of this .sort milk. casserole, cabbage and carrot and the local women la^t night on their up something much worse He would go about making the peace the 19.57-58 w'ool clip was the high- controversy. with ceramic handles and gay Fridav: Bake mameotta with pineapple salad, hard roll and but- work with the Sioux Indians in could have made a fool of him in est in five years. Because of ad- tomato sauce, pineapple and cah- ter. whipped strawberry gelatin, South Dakota over a 30-year pe- that hA-i to he made, .'to far, we But, when the hearing on this fn iit and vegetable modeling are verse seasonal conditions, the 1957- l>age slaw, asparagais. bread and niilk- riod. The Rev Mr. Barbour, who front of the whole world. have specialized in keeping merely same amendment was held last widely available.) You might like 58 clip WBS some 148.200.000 i_ butter, milk Thiirsday: Baked ciihed steak. was the first Canon of Christ How during Procter & Gamblers great ^^BUILD-'a-SEr^ Sale! Here waa Mfcmillan, enjoying. | unpeace, the status quo, and to fill one green pepper with a pounds, or l l ' j per rent, smaller' "'•’ f*'- none if the legl.slators who FJementary ' mashed potato, buttered green i Church Cathedral in Hartford, is or pretending to enjoy. Rus.sian had originally sponsored it spoke cottage-cheese mixture and an- that is the crucial weakness of thsn the previous year s. GENERAL other with a sophisticated Cam- Monday: Tomato soup, peannl beans, rye bread and butter, va- j technically a retired clergymsn hospitality. He had demonstrated for it. in fact nobody at all spoke but will soon begin duties as in- position Khrushchev is now ex- for It, And against it were not embert and cheam-cheese combi- butter and jelly sandwich, apple- nilla tapioca with cream, milk nCRMONTTS FIRST Friday: Baked beans and ketch terim rector at Grace Episcopal his own friendly, wistful instincts plolting. only the Catholic.s. hut the spokes- TV SERVICE the 59’ers... save for Security nation. Camembert, you'll find, sauce, milk. by wearing a hat which made him Vermont was the first state In adds piquancy to the other bland Tiie.sday: Potatobiirgers with to- up. brown bread, carrot sticks and | Church in Windsor, the Union to provide for full man- man for the Connecticut Council Daya M QF A Ca U whole kernel corn, fruit, milk. The Executive Committee of Rt look like a Russian. He had had of Churches. N'lghta Pins Parta cheese. mato sauce, hiittered corn, broad Barons At War hood suffrage which w-as not de- long private meetings with Khnish- pendent on property, owned or In the meantime, obviously, the TEL. 5H g-5482 chev. These had been iinpleasantly Heving been tossed out of the rented, or on a specified income. Protestant position in the stale, pleasant, perhaps, in that they not A.F'.L.-C.I.O., Jimmy H off* seem- only lacked controversy, but also Ingly sets out to make his Team- lacked arfy real approach to any aters the nucleus of an organiza- of the problems Macmillan thought tion bigger than the combination he had come to Moscow to discuss. headed by Meany and Reuther. Then Macmillan and his .host .Some reports say he Is picking up on an Khru.'hchev separate for part of a new members s lot fAster than fine IMPORTED translucent day— Macmillan to go see an a^om they are. Living Color smasher. Khrushchev to perform The latest battleground is Puer- the chore of making a political to Rico. Perhaps one reason the CHINA-4-PIECE SETTING WITHOFT PAYIN<; .A speech. parent organization decided to hold You Get TOP QUALITY at BURSACK’S PREMII M In the supposed political speech, its recent meeting there waa know- Khrushchev discusses, boldly and ledge that Hoffa was opening a brutally, all the issues he has ap- dtlve to unionise the Island. At any Steak Knives parently skirted in his polite pri- rate, while Meany and Reuther | packed risht with the vate pleasantries with Macmillan. were there, they chartered a spe- ict or tv On the public platform, Khrush- cial union, with the obvious func- RCA V household favorites below chev gives all his an.swers. What is tion of getting out In the field and knivee —FRF.F.! Russia wdlling to dl.sctiss In the preventing Hoffa's domination of Here's the easiest wsy yet to build a complete set of fine eteek knivee. No You’ll be proud to have these hand- forthcoming conference of foreign the Island's labor force. To this, delay, no tending eway. You get ell the some steak knives on your table. YouTl ministers? Khrushchev scorns the Hoffa responds with the state- steak knives you want jiiel by buying like their e*ey-cutting etainlena steel idea of even holding such a confer- ment that his union is ready to these household favorite* that you use blades snd styrene handle*. So buy ence. WTiat is Khrushchev willing devote unlimited funds to the task CARNATION EVAPORATED DAISY BUTTS l.b. 65c every day. The knivee are parked right all the wonderful products ehowm and to yield, to the soft mood created of organizing Puerto Rico. (ilong with the specie! package* *hown get your set now. But go to your by the friendly Macmillan visit ? And while they try to organize below. .lust buy tha*e product* st th* dealer's today. These special packagef $1.00 BONEI.ESS BRISKET regular price end get your set of et*ek won't last long. Khrushchev yields nothing; and a fight against Hoffa in Puerto CANS concentrates, instead, on sharpen- Rico, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. leaders also ing the edges of the u'tlmstum he proclaim their Intention of protect- MILK 7 CORNED BEEF has been thru.sting toward the ing Puerto Ricans in New York West since Thanksgiving Day. City from the clutches of any SHURHNE FRENCH STYLE Theioapthat This, it seems, l.s what happens | "racket' unions, i.h. 6 9 e Gentles your treats nice to nice little Western boys when j This all reminds us of some- bends the 8 things as if they go over to the Kremlin to thing. It reminds us of the. days [ times a day j FRESH they had to play. They get a ride in a troika, ; of open warfare among cap you put them 16 oz. can last forever. and then they are sent home wear I.h. 45c in diahwater tains of industry and resources, BEANS PORK SHOULDERS Ing a fool's cap for their own con- when stock* to be cornered, or raw' stituents to see. materials to be gathered into some It is as savage a frost as Wash- monopoly, were the prizes to be 1 s i l l hwali Knife inaid* Gi*nt-Sii« puikaf*. With a NEW ACCOUNT of $Z5 or more r/2 CAN SHURHNE Chicken Parts 1 Ftl( SUak Knifr •ttarheri to atuit-ai*. M*. ington officialdom staged for Mi- gained. t PRIE Kniro* attarKod ta KNic -Wm cm. a S ill nt.ak KnWM inaida R*u< King-6lM rxeksf*. koyan, when we, for our turn, Frequently, these big-time oper- LEGS and BREASTS blasted any hopes on his part that ators in the field of business or raw or FRUIT COCKTAIL 39c his aihlle and specially contrived resource would claim that thej’ Mark Series Color Sets. Star Value in RCA Victor. 10 millionth T V line. 21-Inch, lb. 69c candor could make a dent on us. were really public benefactors, j A DEPOSIT of $25 or more WINGS, lb. 35c Cheer waahee While we had this guest, President since they promoted efficiency, or DUNCAN HINES Bleaches out 260 square inches in living color picture. Front tuning, advanced 3 speaker pano- whiter — eo Eiaenliower made his ml^ln public brought order to some industry, or ' NECKS and BACKS stains, wipe* ON AN EXISTING ACCOUNT out germs as dv h 1 1 e you pr louncement on the situation stabilized the flow of some natural ramic sound. Simplified “Color-Quick” tuning. Receives in black and white, too. QUICK RICE PUUniNG ‘"■‘ 25c 2 lbs. 25c no other lead- can see thl between Russia and ourselvei'one resource. But the real Issue in their SAVE REGULARLY AND BUII.D A COMPLETE SET for ing cleanser difference In which he said the Russians careers, sr ’ the real drive in their 6, 8 or more. The first 4-piece setting of this magnificent EUNSHINE KRISPY' CRACKERS ...... can never kept their word. Our official- efforts, waa the naked lure of Gives you the beauty of natural color! EDUCATOR CHOOORAMA JR...... dom entertained Mikoyan in pri- power. That was something tor Eternal Harvest pattern on fine imported china is YOURS* F R E E ! The setting consists o f: 1— 10” Banquet Plate, 1— 8',i vate by presenting him with a bill whlgh even money Itself was SOMETHING NEW 1 SIE E K nif * i n «(1« G i a n l-S it« p a r k s f .; for lend-leaae, and said farewell to I merely a symbol AFTER Ounce Cup, 1— 6” Saucer and 1— 6” Bread and Butler Plate. I rUE Kt»k Knlf. irtth 1 Oianl-aiM rtn*. a S i l l Sta a k K niva a inaida K in g-R u # park ag*. him in a telegram railing for the Today, it is obvious that th e' | DOWN freedom of the satellite nations. hearLa of Hoffa. Meany and Reu-' Additional place settings may be obtained upon poy> PAYMENT "V for 1" VEGETABLES But Khrushchev has, if anything, ther all bleed for the possibility; Only T"" per day ment of the special cash price of $2.55 (a small fraction made our calculated toughneaa to that somebody may be exploiting . of its retail value) and a deposit of $25 or more iii your Single portion bags of pre-cooked vegetable*, read.v to heat and Mikoyan seem like child’s play. the Puerto Ricans, and all of them : nerve. PEAS — BABY IJMAS — CUT CORN — MIXED mood savings account for each place setting. Y’ E G E T A B L E S . The unpleasant historical parallel can claim that they are out to or- ■ GET ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR DEALER’S ... WHEN YOU GET FREE STEAK KNIVES! goes back tOj.the way Adolf Hitler ganize t .e Puerto Ricans for their, Get our allowance for your old set used to abuse statesmen who came ow n good. And there is no reason ! “Eternal Harvest" fine china is certified and approved by A 3 Serving Box 29c You must use OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANKS ... available at your dealer's to him In the hope of dealing with ' to deny tliat. when they are or- the Correct Table Service Institute. This is an exclusive OPEN SUNKIST We also have Variety Pack, 8 hags of each vegetable. They’r* hlm. ganized, the wages 'and living con- TWO ’5t COLOR TVs AT VERY SPECIAL LOW PRICES STOCK PATTERN and you may have as many settings as you NAVEL New! They’re Different! Try 'em! TEN 3rd PRIZES One watches, next, to see whether ditions of the P|jierto Ricans, either wish. Extra serving pieces to create a complete table service THREE 2nd FRIZES Khrushchev Is berserk or bargain- on their island or In New York , l . t P R I Z E are available. See the display at all three banking offices. Westinghouse Food Freezers ing, the sadist or the strategist. City, will begin to improve TosPod and Adjusted, Delivered, Guorante^, ORANGES $2,000 Dream Kitchen '■ ftiUd vYith up to $150 worth of food Does he dust off Macmillan's Rus- But beyond this good aim, and' ^10,000 CASH or $2,000 CASH from your favorite dealer's. slan-jtyle hat, and say it was all a this prospective good result, there | Serviced, All By Our Owpi Mechanics misunderstanding When he knocked is something else in the picture. Doz. 4 5 c Round Stoolc it off? Does he, ha\'ing established 1 too. Unorganized labor forces are Sold On Our Own Low Cost (6 % ) Time. 1. Identify these 5 cuts of s te ^ and you’re on your way to winning. 2. sirloin Stook fTop Sirloin, Rump, hia toughness, then make a sur- the raw resource of the labor boss, Your Savings Earn Current Annual Dividend Hip, New York Steak) prise demonstration of his gener- as would t a new oil field to an oil I MATCH THE RIGHT NUMBER W ITH THE RIGHT STEAK 3a Portorhouto Stoek (T-Bon«, Ten- Numbered list at right contains namm of the b**f sUak cut* illastratad below. derloin Steak) osity? He says he doesn’t want a magnate. The real goal in Puerto In th* bog in each staak illuatration write THE NUMBER that idantifiaa th. illustration- and you’U hav. a headstart whan you gatyour official entry blank 4a Rib Stoek (Club, Spencer, Delmonlco foreign ministers meeting because Rico, the thii^ which makes it a! Prompt Low Priced Service on Radio and TV SELECTED Steak) only a summit conference would competition instead Of an agreed Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. end complete a sentenc* about why you like ateak-. PASCAL 5a llodo StOldc (Chuck, 7-bone SUak) mesui anything. But docs he real- joint program is not ao much the I 1959, P.AO.

ly want any kind of conference? welfare of the Ptierto Ricans as it s '. . X- ...•d-? - A • Or does he prefer to leave his ul- Is the power of the rival labor, CELERY iQ3k -W-L' timatum on Btflin, complete and leaders and organizationa. DOUBLE BUNCH i sharp in ei'ery detail except the The thing to :bc decided in ^ e j V one last detail—-that of whether Puerto .Rico compstition '^la not pri- avings anchester pk«. 1 9 c or not an Bast Oommunist regime marily what wages for Puerto wpufd actugUy bar oiir military Ricans shall be, but what- the Potterton's MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRAN CH trayffic Into Eierlin—aa the last power of'Hoffa and, the power of 7937 9 2 3 M ain St. 285 fast Confer SI. Monchesfer Parkadr WE HAVE FLORIDA NEW POTATOEB word pn Ruasian policy between UeanyrReuther rha’’ be. U used -to famous for service since West Middle Turnpike Cor. Lenox St. *e I t J * t I H your dbohr Is twRaiiadly out of intiy Mi .CoMbst fcRy F,0# .loR 432^ Oncbmol^ new and MayT ’ i be the''sin .'of the capitsUste'that OPfN THURSDAY 130 CENTER ST. CORNER O f CHURCPf BOTH BRANCHIS OPtN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. St wa had to gueaa, wa .would th«y reg-arded labor as a mere [VfNINGS 6 to 8

aag that ho la .not inaana. he, “commodity." But what ahaU wa ALWAYS niNTY OP PMi PARKINO: / ' ■ ^ . T r ■■ . V . ,

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IIANCHESTER EVKNIMG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THXmSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1969 a wooden frame building for that f ioa KI6BT make the Job an appointive one MHS 19396 0088 Vernon rather t,han an elective one before UM. ham to rest as much as .possible Coventry Jaycee Wives See Other appUcatloha to b« hegrd Connectlcut." a Ux expert ex- October, but found they cannot do To Hold Reunion plained. "The Industrialist gets a Tolland County ^ and told him to cut his sermons are: Birchdale Homes, Inc., to eon- Fluoridation Films so without going- through the SUte struot a dwelling on an undenflze chance to pick the location in the from 60 to 35 minutes to reduce .R ih i^ff Asks Study state where taxes will be moat fa- Art Association the. strain. Town Lasted Below Average Legislature. They had alao hoped lot: and Calvin Bergent, to build an The class of 1989B, Manchastsr Fomwr Chsmy Milk Tax Collector Named; addition to hla house, leaving less vorable. It wouldn’t be that way if About 200.000 persons so far A program on fluoridation, waa to increase the tax collector'a sal- High School, Ui planning to havs a the state Imposed a uniform tax." have attended Graham’s Melbourne fivan at the meeting of the Man- ary by adding the work of the than the minimum sideline. ^ Meets Tuesday chester Jaycee Wives last night at Senior Cltlzms’ Report 20-year reunion on Juris 6 at Uio im u nationally-known com- meetings, which began v ll days HartitN Ri. Fim SL In Per-Pupil Gist Report city and fire district collectors to ; Of State Tax Rights ago. the Center Congregational Church. Salary Jumps $1,800 the town Job, along with their sal- The Oommunity Council for Rosemount R«staurant, Bolton. panies like General Dynamics, The Tolland County Art Assn, A full course filet mignon din- The evangelist told a capacity Two movies on fluoridation. aries. However, the city tabled the Senior Citlzer,a will meet at 8 pmi. Pflaer Chemical, Combustion Ehi- will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Coventry’s per pupil cost for ed-(8’P.m., Spinka Hall,. South St. for "Scienca FlghU Tooth Decay” and request and the fire district turned In the cafeteria of the old high ner, preceded by a aoclal hour Gover-fcome tax law for corporations. gineering and New Departure Di- crowd of 25,000 last night to) pray MaMkstkr, Coaa. weekend camp-oub at Nathan Halt from 5 to 7 p.m., will be serve^ Bactforl, Feb. ^ home of Mrs. EJugene Lisk, Fair- for "Mamillan in Moscow and ucatlon for the 1967-58 school year "Science Writers Get Uv* Facts.” An $1,800 salsryUncreajse fof thr<^.\4rs. Loverin. She will serve until It down. school for a further report on a Instead it uses a franchise tax vision of General Motors are taxed was far below the state average. State Park; Brownie Troop 70, at elections In October. from 7 to 9 p.m,' This will b* •or lUMcoff yertewUy reque»t«> measured by net Income. Under view Ave., Rockville. Dulles and all other world leaders provided by the State Health Verno'n tax collector has been ap- Rest Home Planned sfirvey of older persons’ neds in In the towns where they have A report by Connecticut Public 2:45 p.m., home of Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Rose Ford, who resigned as the community. followetl by dancing until 1 a.m. State Tax Oommiaaioner John U this program the state taxes the who are working for peace.” Welfare Department, v/cre s t The new owners of the Beach their plants. \ Models will be furnished for the Expenditure Couhcil lists the town Boisvert; Cub Scout Pack 57, Dena by WUUam Wagner of the Man proved by the Sele^itnien and the collector to move from town, had James Wei, graduate student st The committee has sent flyers ' iSuUtvan to make a full etudy of a portion of income it figures out Connecticut has bumped its pose work meeting, to which members "The world is now in peril and PLEN TY O F FREE F A RKIN O as 117th of the 169 towns in the 1 and 2, at 7 p.m., home of Mra. Board of Finance. drawn half of her $3,400 annual Estate on Bolton Rd., Vernon, plan the University of Connecticut, wi l l to all members of the class except UA. Supreme Court decision on of-state corporations earn here. on the brink of a third world cheater Jayceea. to convert the home to a conva- in the past in attempts to find are to bring their work materials. P are d Piekup Sorvlea state in money spent per-pupil. Frederic* Youlig. The new annual salary, now salary. She plans to move to Falls report on the health and leisure three whom It cannot locate. Any- the right of aUtea to tax cerUin •fhe franchise tax uses three Finished work may be brought for war," , he warned. "It is facing Following the movies. Dr. Court- lescent home. The Vernon Zoning one knowing the whereabouts of tax revenue from interstate busi- According to figures In the re- Also, Explorer Scout Post'65, at ney Simpson, local dentist, an- totaling $5,200 makes the Job a Village Saturday. lime activities of those surveyed. out-of-aUte corporations and cer- yardsticks' 1. Amount of tangible ness. Several years ago the state criticism, and paintings will be se- the greatest crisis since the sec- Tp Your C a r 8 p.m., Pond Hill School; setback Board of Appeals will hold a pub- Stanley Deller. Carolyn McKensl# port, based on amounts supplied by swered members' questions, on full-time one. The Selectmen had reque.stcd a tain types of imported materials. property in proportion to proper- was rebuffed by the U.S. Supreme lected for exhibition in area li- ond world war. Both the U.S. the Coventry Board of Education card party, 8 p.m.. Legion home; lic hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Vernon and > alcottville news Is or Eleanor Gardner, is asked to fluoridation. Mrs. Florence i.overtn will be $1,000 appropriation which would ' issue appears to be acom- ly elsewhere; 2. Salary and wages Court in Its attempt to tax the braries as pictures-of-the-month. and Russia have placed themselves through the State Board of Educa- social, 8 p.m'., South Coventry fire- have required town meeting ap Vernon Center firehouse on the re- handled through the Manchester gel in touch with. Mrs. Robert jiBoated one. and I feel Connecti- A short business session will be in Irrevocable positions. Husbands of memtoers are In- sworn in Monday as Interim tax quest of Patrick A. Palatsolo to Evening Herald Rockville bureau, Midwood, 413 Parker St. paid Connecticut employes in pro- facilities of the Spector Motor tion, Coventry spent 8296.16 last house; Trial Justice Court, 7:30' collector. She will be the town’s proval, William Luddecke chair- cut Aould be armed with a fuU portion to those paid elsewhere and Freight Co. The Supreme Court held during the evening. "The United States Senate has p.m., Robertson School; Radiant vited to attfend the next meeting, operate a convalescent home there, 7 W. Main St,, telephone TRemont OFEN ID AJI.-1D PJL MONDAY thru THURSDAY year for each of its 1,368 pupils. which will be held on March 25 at first full-time colleetor. man of the Board of Finance, said Study and facts before deciding 3. Sales in Connecticut in propor- ruled that Spector's trucking fa- already discussed complete mobil- 'This does not include amounts Chapter No. 11, OES, 7:30 p.m. in a Residence A A rone. 5-S1S6. Model 235, 2-Door Radio, '55 BUICK 2 WHITE SLICED • FULL SIZE Oranges timpu$ 3 35c Loin Lamb Chops 89« Super Riviera SHOULDER ^H*-I>oor $ ,Q 9 5 Custom “ 300" e A 1| A r heater, standard < A 1 Q C Personal Notices A d Solid, Rttrt«h ng I aaaeek STIWING LAMB STEW • A Daliciou, .« I Q . I Hardtop Well Trimmed LB 65« FULE PBICE DELIVERED 4-Door Sedan transmission *1395 HEARTS DEUOHT LainD PllCiS ' Cold Weather Meal Smoked Butts 2895 AUTO MATIC WASHER Grapefruit «.orida B for 39c In Memoriam PEACHES BREAD 2 <°»ves 29' Juicy Ri m In lovIiiK mrmorv of Minnip Cordn«r Uafur! BOLOGN A Yftio pa68f*(l away February 26. 1958 LGf PKG 3 9 c Pears o'ahiou 3 39c SA USA GE PIN AST • O Z PKG 29< God called her home. It wan His will, PI N AST LIN K 1-LB PKG S lic e d C o d lb 4 9 c D A IRY DEPARTM EN T S fEC IA LS But In our hcartii wr love her Rtill. 59< 2 c is 4 3 Har memory in an dear today IS GRADE A FRESH An in the hmir nhe panned away. A j a x LIPT O N TEA Wa often nit and think of her 3reA ifuLeey Jeeats ! When we are all alone. CLEANSER HALF LB PKG PKG OF ^Z^BAGS 7 i2ed Coffee STATLER ASS’T. COLORS For memory In the only Ihlnjc " 83c 5 HERE That irrlef can call its own. ; PKG OF PKG OF PKG OF REGULAR OR DRIP - VACUUM PACK APRIC O T PRU N E PIE OZ CA NS L A R G E ^D oi. 51 Ever remembered by her 14 29c 16 BAGS 48 b a g s O ^ C j OO BAGS u EGGS Daughter and noni. ZDC 1;19 I: NAPKINS VLB CAN Light Flaky Crust Filled With 5 5 , A S c COPLEY COFFEE Appetizing Prune and Apricot piling KRAFT FAMOUS D i a l 3 r o x 9 n ^ o o J o C e n U n e S p ^ i i a t s ! < u A ' a a f m Richmonil Instant G iffe e 6-Ql JAR 79e 2 JS’o” 35® VELVEET A B Lb. 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Wedge 49c TV SERVICE FISH CHOW DM R o isin B re o d *•« *»• C H K S i FO O D PINAST III PKG 41e t lbpkg 7 5 c I PRESERVES ENDEOO SERVING MANCHESTER O M F o sh io n e jJ B r e e d 2 1 c D i a l C H H SI SP t lA O CioviROAU a-u pkg 6 9 c ' strawberry, Baapberry and ROCKVUJ-E Tuna Piet ryar-kist s-ozVkgs 4 5 c !: SLICED SWISS .» . rt,. 33 W l RESERVE THE LIMN COLNO,- - -R - COIN TAIN ENRT ALT • -Y - M E RCBU RY-R---- EOD SELT-----H--EN GELISHR FORD C O M PLEXIO N SO A P . 2-UL WE RESERVE-THE RIGHT COOPER Ml 3-8185 T O UMl f ’ JAR • * “r t - j i , ' AN’TBNNAS REPAIRED 2 • A 1 H ,IA RS 37c T O LIMIT Q UA N TITIES ______F I RS T ______3(^7-375 Center St.', M anchester - - - M l 3-5735 - - - Open Evarnngs 47' SH ARP CHEESE 8o. im» 3 9 c sod mlBTALMED

w . . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1969 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1959 PAOB TKN town tbo mkjor portion of nil fbiM ,r . ■ \ 22,928 and fees collscted. Tbs Isrgsst Murder Count $ Asked amount comes from the criminal I' Macmillan Warns Russia court which has collected $15,438 Nikita’s Spec# q so far. Two thirds of all fines col- Dropped, Kish T Run Court lected for mbtor vehicle violations ^ 1 1 STORE WIDE V A U llS EVERY DAY SAVE YOU EXTRA CA^H Blocking Berlin Dangerous and four-fifths of all fines col- Seen BuUdmg The Manchester Town Court has lected for other criminal violations (Continued from Page One) Macmillan made it clssr to Faces Another requested $22,928 for operating ex- are turned over to the town. The Khrushchev at a meeting Ji the penses In the fiscal year 1959-1960. remainder goes to the State. Clrisis for May "You might say the talk* «re all Kremlin that any attempt to in- (CentlHiw^ sroin r * » * Oae) Of this total, $19,466 is for finished," he added. terfere with the western powerj’ wages and salaries, $1,700 for fees, (CenHaiwd from One) The spokesman was asked by position in Berlin "would lead to claiming hi* righU to a .ypoody and the remainder, $1,762, for oth- a dangerous situation," British In- Three to Speak t reporters if Macmillan considered trial had been violated. er expenses. agree to a foreign minister* meet- Khrushchev had slammed the .door formants said. The total request is $714 great- 'Ing for l»te April or early May. Hi* on a 4-power meeting of foreign A Toss communique, in which Yesterday, Superior Court Judge er than the current budget of $22,- ,^efore AL Unit apeech In Moscow Tue«lay reject- minister*. every word is officially weighed, Herbert S. MacDonald ordered the 21c T*t® wage and salary figure, ing the idea of negotiation* about Hays Door Still Open omitted any reference to a friendly state to proceed with Its case Im- however, is $1,947 more than the American Legion Auxillafy mem- iGerman reunification does not con- "No." he replied. "He left the atmosphere at the latest Macmll- current appropriation of $17,619. bers will meet at the Legion Home '■'atitute a real answer to the west- lan-Khrushchiv meeting. But a mediately. He said that unless door open. It was a small door this was done he would free Kish. Although the salary item, by far Tuesday, at 8 p.m., for the month- *'em proposal of Feb. 16 for a Big M0.SC0W ^ d lo broadcast insisted ly meeting. John J. Merz, chief bill the light is going through." The judge set noon tomorrow as the largest in the budget, shows a Kov. session, informants said the morhing's talks were "warm of the Eighth District Fire De- Tile spokesman warned against the deadline for state action and rise, it is partly offset by a re- Watch the penniet and dimes edd up lo dollars saved when you shop reg But President Eisenhower's regarding Khrushchev'i failure to aAd friendly." partment and director of Civil De- rather gloomy appraisal of the L/eadors of the Communist- Krentzman moved the date of the duction in the request for fees, AMERICA^ DfKNDAtLI FOOD MIACHANT ularly St A4PI They're savings you can depend on every day! The fine quality fly with Macmillan to Kiev as a inquest up to today from next Mon- which pay incidental court ex- fense, will be one of the speakers. C O M E SEE . , . outlook at his news conference breach of protocol or diplomatic' oriented World Peace Council Miss Margaret Parker, super- snd wide variety that go with the savings can be depended on to please yesterday seemed to reflect a strove to put a good face on the day. penses, compensation to visiting your family, too. Shop A&P today and prove it to yourselfl Y O U ’LL SA VE AT AAPI couriesy. Khrushchev was not orig- Judge MacDonald said: judges, witne.sses, and so forth. visor of the Manchester branch, growing uncertainty over the pos- inally scheduled to accompany conferences. They said Khrushchev Children's Service* of Connecticut, aibility of actually getting serious believes Macmillnn's visit will be “ Aa I see it. I have to determine The current budget contemplates Macmillan, but had announced in whether this petitioner’s right to a $2,200 expenditure for fees. will tell of her work; and Mrs. negotiations started. Moscow his Intention of doing so. a good one even if no hard agree- Rachel Barnes of the nursing staff SUPER-RIGHT. SH ORT SH A NK, FLAV OR-RICH Eisenhower said that Khrush- ments are reached. a speedy trial has been violated. $2,899 for Clerk "That's the last wo heard Until "This Is a case In which we must of the M PHNA will be another chev had displayed an "obviously, this morning at the Kremlin meet- Henri de la Vigerie. a French Explaining the rise in the salary speaker. palpably intransigent attitude" In member of the council's presiding balance the Interest of a full police figure is the request for a $2,899 ing. " a British aourcc said. "There investigation with the holding of a Members are reminded to bring FRESH or his speWh this week end though Mr Khrushchev announced he h.ad bureau, said Khriishchev told him salary fcir a full-time clerk to han- in their coupons. A social time ther* W.1 S nothing new in it the! the Soviet Union will not use force man who might be Innocent. dle payment of fines for non-mov- a tooth which required attention 4k' "T o be fair to all, I don't think will follow, and Mrs, Harry Sweet tone and liming were matters of and lie would have to give up the to solve thp Beilin question. 2 ing traffic violations (these are will serve as chairman of the host- SM OKED concern. The council leaders talked to this man should be held until next largely parking violations). Until trip," week. Therefore, I am going to esses. Shoulders Noting that the speech came In The apokcsmari refused to find Khrushchev several hours before recently, parking violations other the midst of Khrushchev's talks his tough speech to a Kremlin order the state to go forward with than overtime parking at a meter any connection between Khrush- its case by Friday noon, or the • P with British Prime Minister Har- chev's tooth and the coolness which political rally Tuesday. were disposed of in court. U. S. G OVERN MENT INSPECTED. GRA DE A REA/ DY-TO -C O OK petitioner will be released” Deputy Judge Jules Karp recent- Y Group to See old Macmillan. Eisenhower said developed between the two leaders Two witnesses were heard b; the 2 ly restored the system of paying the development "is not one that, over the Kremlin blast at the West. jurist, McManus, and Police Det. parking fines by mail y-lnstitiited Flower Arranging certainly, you could call hopeful." Still lliplomats wondered if Pd>rn Oil Capt. Joseph A. Walsh. He then defined a 2-point policy Khrushchev hnd a (liplomatic ill- . and later eliminated by former RO ASTIN G McManus testified that he had Mrs. Warren G. Willsey Sr., 149 for the I ’ nited States in the pres- ness- -r « signed a murder warrant against Judge Wesley C. Gryk when last ent .situation. First, he • said, "we The British spokesman also : 1 T ? * „ _ TT„,f Kish on Feb. 10, three days after year’s court budget was cut. Judge Garden St., Wethersfield, will 4 H T O 5 LBS LB are not going to give one single At no time during the formal i J/J.IldIIwzIIll Karp would like to see the system demonstrate flow’cr. dried flower 47 the boy's body was found in a Chickens Inch in the preservation of our discii.s.'iion.s wa.s the question of a makeshift grave at nearby Trum- continue. and fruit arrangements at the The court also anticipates a to- monthly meeting of the Homemak- rights " to maintain the western friend.shlp or nonaggre.ssion part bull. position in West Berlin and to between Britain and the Soviet Asks Change Asked by defense counsel, Robert tal revenue In the coming fiscal ers of tlie Community Y Wednes- BIRTHDAY Super-Right Cut from Tender, 7-RIB move supplies into that city. Union raised by either side - J. Testo, if he had been shown any year of about $32,800. By Jan. 1 day. The public is invited. The possibility of another Berlin "only by Mr. Khrushchev at his evidence that the child's death had the court had collected $16,849 to Coffee and buna will be served Young Corn-Fed Porkers PORTION LB 29< blockade has been considered ever Kremlin speccli.” Of Tax Year occurred in Bridgeport. McManus be turned over to the town. from 9:30 to 10 a m. The program Pork Loins 6 since Khrushchev last November First Citizrn Gets First Seals Mill millan was not Informeii of said that "some evidence had been The court, which is separated will follow at 10 a m. i President Eisenhower's news con- given that the crime was com- Into criminal, small claims and A baby sitter Will be available t8 ^ -f9 5 9 suggested the western powers get Mancliester's tli'.sl citizen. Mayor Eugeni' Kelly, left, i.s lirsl to re- The Board of Finance is rec- out or Berlin. He announced plan.s ference remark that In view of //) mitted here." civil divisions, turns over to the at a nominal charge. FA N CY SLICED ceive a sheet of Ea.ster Seals fmin seal campaign cHaiiniaii. Kliriisliclicv's speocli there seemed ommending that the Town of 'Ver- Wahsh, head of the detective divi- whlgh in effect would turn over to Arnold I.awrence The sheets of sea I.s to benetU crippled chil- non change its fiscal year and the A LL GO O D LB Germany control of the little hope for surresa of any sion. said he arrested Kish after TOP Q UALITY SUPER-RIGH T LB dren will be received bv 1.1.bOb .Maiicbcsler resldeiUs tomorrow. negoHations on the German crisis. tax due date to July 1. « 49 the boy's body was found. 55 Xllled access routes to West Ber- Bacon Mayor Kelly proclaimed Fell 27 to .Marcli 2(1 a.s Eastern Seal "You can forget Elsenhower In William F. Luddecke, chairman, /1in. Month and urged all to contribute towaiil the town goal of $4,4.’)0. NUTRITIOUS, Second. Eisenhower said that the context of recent developments said today he is outlining the rec- / I Herald Photo by Saternis). liere, including Mr. Khrushchev's ommendations t be made in the ECO N O MICAL LB this country and its Alllea are "al- Birthday Gifts for Dulles OLD-F ASHIO N ED FLA VOR! Sliced Lam b Liver 3 5 ways readv to negotiate when the failure to come with us to Kiev," town report next month. About Town the spokesman said. The change would eliminate the Mrs. John Foster Dulles poses outside her home in Washington other person will give up the with several gift-wrapped birthday presents for the Secretary of 8 OZ slightest area or region in which Diplomatic sources said the final necessity of borrowing in anticipa- communique probably will touch State, who was 71-years-old yesterday. After posing for pho- Darrel D. Maltlen of the Wllco to negotiate." Blast Kills tion of taxes and put the town's SUPER-RIGHT PKG X T sUghtly on International affairs tographers she returned to the house and left all but one of the. Machine Tool Co. graduated Tues- Sliced Bologna But he added that he could not fiscal year on the same basis as and wi l l express agreement in packages before leaving for the hospital, where Dullea is under- day from the course for appren- see "very much use for confer- that of the state and federal gov- Cherrystone principle for more trade and cul- ernments. The current budget in- going treatment for cancer. She said all the packages were for tices registered under the Con- ence.s" or much promise for nego- 2 Britons tural exchanges between the two cliide.s about |700,000 to be bor- the Secretary but did not say when they would be delivered. necticut State Apprenticeship 8 OZ PKG 3 5 ' tiation if the present Russian a l- count ries. i-nvycd for operating expenses un- (AP Photofax). Council. Clams Doz 33'^ Assorted Cold Cuts titude continues. British sources made it plain Your Ciioice: Spiced Luncheon Meal, Old Fashioned Loaf, Pickle & Pimento, Soft Salami Reports from Moscow de.scrlbed Separating Fart from Fancy til Taxes are received, Luddecke that Khrushcliev's speech had said. The next meeting of the board Macmillan as stunned by Khrush- In the (’bhc of Illrtlimarks In H-Plant soured the meetings between Ihe It is not like!; that the change of directors of the Manchester chev's maneuver in publicly tak- govemincnt leaders which had Fraud Charjjed Girl Scout* will be held Tuesday Fancy Shrimp By EDWIN P. JOKD.XN. M.U. (Continurd from Pag© One) could lie made this year, the fi- ing an unyielding line on German started harmonioUBly. right at 7:30 at the Girl Scout issues In the midst of his discus- ' W ritten for N E A Ser\ ice nance chairman said, but it might To Bolton Man "Some of the earlier friendliness be affected by 1960. office. LB 8 3 ^ sions with the British prime minis- There are a lot of superstitions ginoriin^r sliop at Uip plant on has disappeared, " said one Brlti.sh lAROE SQUASH or ter. Diplomats here considered It Marcli 20 195R. No nno was in- The town's fiscal year now be- Robert IV. M<-Com'i Sr. about birthmarks. Even toilav, in official. gin.s Sept. 1 Init revenues to cover A 32-year-old Bolton man was Reservations for the mother- a radical departure from normal j 11 rod. Macmillan and Koreign Secretary Robert Wallace McCoinb Sr., 81, what Is considered an enlight- the year's expenditures is not due arrested this morning on a Man- daughter banquet to be held March SHOLtSS - GOOD SIZE diplomacy. Only n nmnth nijo seven scien- Sclwyn Noyd arrived at Kiev, 600 chester Town Court warrant 15 Elsie Dr., died yesterday at ened age. many people seem to until the following April. 8 at 6:30 p.m., under the One possible explanation sug- litic woiltei-.s wei(‘ caught tn a miles southwest of Moscow, in a 2- charging him with obtaining un- Manchester Memorial Hospital, af- sponsorship of the WSCS of gested by diplomatic officials was believe that birthmarks come be- laboratory contamiiialcd by the engine lUlt airliner, a more or less Luddecke believes that a change ter a short illness. Pumpkin Pie ea 49' employment compensation bene- the North Methodist Church, may T. gr apefr uit that Khrushchev was trying to obsolescent plane operated by the in the tax '.ic drte will not cause cause of some incident or event, fits hy fraud. Born in Bessbrook. Ireland, -Tuly be made before Monday t'lrough SWEET AND JUICY - m LB bring public pre.ssure to bear to Soviet Airlines. any undue hardships on the tax- Robert F. Rivers came to Man- 3, 1877, lie had lived in Manches- circle leaders or by calling Esther Top off the menu with thie old-time pet concession* from the British occurring to the motlicr while n , , ^ A crowd of about 500 fur-coated payers. He is considering the idea chester Police Headquarters of his ter for half a conliiiy. Before re- Stem. Elm St., Wapping, The af- fevorite! Combine* « cu»tird-*mooth, w* SU N NYBRO OK leader in private talks. carrying her child. ' Tlic Aldennaslon plant was .sin- of accepting tax payments in one. nORIDA ORAHGES 5»«49 Ukrainians waited in mild weather. own accord at 9:30 and surrender- tiring 14 years ago. h ■ was a fair is open to all ladies of the Khrushchev, for example, wants Tbc notion still persists that if glcd out for a demonstration liy two. or four in.stallm.enLs. An in- *picy filling with a glorious golden GRADE A A red banner hung from the air- ed himself to Sgt. Joseph Sartor. screen nialcer at the Hartford Wire church. to negotiate with the western pow- a baliy is liorn with a strawberry Britain s o|i|ioiicnts of nuclear terim 10-uionth budget would enut A reelly wonderful pie buyl port building proclaiming the word He was released under S200 bond Works for many years. He wa.s a ers solely about their status in mark.' tlie mother either ate a weapons last siiiiiMicr. .\ line of have to be worked out for the W u skro o m s ^ "welcome" in both English and and i.s due in court Saturday. member of the Center Congrega- Gibbons Assembly, Catholic FRESH EGGS Berlin. But that question is not lot of strawberries during preg- marcliers made a slow pilgrimage change over fro.n Sept. 1 to June 1150 Burnside Ave^ East Hartford Russian. The warrant was issued for Riv- tional (liurch. I-adics of Columbus, will meet negotiable. Elsenlidwer declared nancy or showed an uncontrollable j to Aldcrniaston from I.onilmi in a 30 and a tax levied for that JUST BEYOND THE MANCHE.STER TOWN LINE P a rs n i p s f« sh u n de« An army band played 'he nation- ers' arrest as the result of an in- He'leaves his wife, Mrs. Minnie Tuesday night at 8:15 at the Jane Parker Large 8-Inch Size, Tender—Light! LARGE SIZE yesterday. The British have taken desire for them. Quite often thelsliow of opposition to Britain's al aiitliciii.s of Britain, the Soviet budget. vestigation by State Policeman Little McConib: a daughter, Mrs. Knights of Columbus Home. Mrs. WF.D., Till US., FRI., 9 A.M. to S l‘..M. A &P'i O wn Pure Veg the same position. appearance of a birtlmmrk is tiiamifactiire of the H-bomb, Union ,uid Ukraine. The change in fiscal year would Frank Shay. Flugene Thomas of Boston, Mass.; Nancy 0. Klock will talk and show MON., T I ES., SAT., 9 A.M. to 6 P..M. ANGEL FOOD RINGnowo^ v 39' Sweet Pototoes etable Shortening — Offirlals said today that the real blamed on some dreadful c.speri-1 - - - Macmillan, wearing a black coat also facilitate handling of federal pictures of the two trips she haa Store Hours: DOZ purpose of Khrushchev's recent Accordfng to police. Rivers filed two sons, David S. ancj Robert W, sr retsH ence of Hie mother during preg-; and fur hat. looked tired and grey, and state aid fiirds. both of which McComb Jr., both of Mancliesler, taken to Africa. Jane Parker—Tender Sponge Cake—Pure Fruit Jelly Ideal for cakes, frie* speeches could not be judged until nancy. although a Brilisli spokesman said are granlei. on Hie basis of a fiscal claims for unemployment compen- Green Pen* sation in Manchester on Jiilv 21 seven grandchildren, and three and perfect pies. the outcome of his talks with Mac- Tliore i.s no seientifie evidctu'e Y o u r Pock elb o o k tic was feeling a little better. He year beginning July 1, Luddecke great grandchildren. The mid-week prayer meeting to- millan is known early next week. to support sueli beliefs and 28. He later received $60 for SPECIALS By FAVE HENEE has had a cold. said. The funeral will he held at 2:30 night at 7:30 at the Salvation Army GIANT JELLY ROLL no5 o« v 59'^ Sometimes when the Soviets are One kind of birtluiinrk is i Macmillan and Ukrainiaa Pre- each claim. tomorrow afternoon at the Holmes Citadel will be followed hy In- Police claim Rivers was em- Today, Friday and Saturday engaged in tough bargaining, of- known as the pigmented, or liairy | mier N.T. Kalchenko exchanged F'lneral Home. 400 ^fain St., with formal Bible study at 8 o'clock. Jane Parker Delicious Lenten Favorite ployed by an East Hartford firm ficials said, they deliberately build mole. On tliis subject a mother! .lust back from overseas, a for- .short speeches at the airport af- Slatp Marine Dies the Rev. Clifford O. -Simpson, niin- The public is invited. at the time and. therefore, not up a very hard, antagonistic front has recently written atiimt her eign correspondent went into a j ter Maemillan had inspected a i.sler of the Center ( ’ongregatinnal In order to be able later on to give Parris Upland. S. Fch. 26 iTD eligible to receive unemployment HOT CROSS BUNS pkoofs 35' l.S-vear-old daughter dnigsloie ami asked for a small guard of honor. Ciiurrh, officiating. Burial will be The committee in charge of the CONN. NATIVE FRYERS and BROILERS IT'S N EW - N O W IN Sare on Famouft Name Brand»I the appearance of making con- j The girl has a dark brown - A 17-year-old Marine recruit benefits. Town Fire Ilepartment annual Kalchenko expressed hope that in East (^emetery. Pniinel rpt^A golden or ma r b l e 3 cut special nne 'A LB PRINTS cessions without actually conced- birthmark witli liair on it under lutie of tootlipasle. He was banded from Connecticut surcumbed to a Ladies’ Night ..Dance, which wa.s a box imiiked large. Wlien lie re- ■Maemillan's visit would lead to Friends may call at the Rineral rOUHII kwnC jane par ke r - reg. 35c each at Silverbrook Creamery ing anything important. her left eye. the mother say.s. better iin.ierstanding between the t.vpc of paralysis in the hospital at home today from 3 lo 5 and 7 to 9 held last Saturday, meets tonight 3 LEG GED , W H OLE, peated tliat what be wanted was n A H Ilfc ^LAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMON, COMB, PKG n iC ' cans About a year ago a small |umple , British and Soviet peoples. He this Marine Training Depot Mon- p.m. at Co. 4 fire house to complete M arsh m allo w Fluff 2 43' appeared on the birthmark, which !I'e « n.s told : "Unrge Did You Know — l/O n U lS JANE PARKER - REG. 25c OF 1 2 * ■ said negotiations between world day. In.slead of flowers friends may its affairs. CUT-UP, SPLIT BUTTER He wa.s James P. Riley. 17, of Cougar meat, although seldom ha.s grown.some since Imt not fo r !‘M 'i’' •■’"'“"'’•■’ t leaders were desirable for peace. make contributions to Hie Xleino- lb WkltA BrOMpI JANE PARKER FIRM TYPE «lC Haddam, Conn. eaten, is as tasty as venison. f f n i l C D ie O U REG PRICE 35c NOW SPECIAL (4-'/4 LB PRINTS) Probe Target the -^st six months. ! ,, , TT Macmillrin ad-libbed a line or rial F’und of Center Congregational or QUARTERED KRAFT SALAD DRESSING QTS In a .situation .such as this a """!? ''' The Marines reported Riley re- M iracle W hip 57= two at the end of hi.s formal reply. Church. £ Hinittplf «<'rtainlv be con- i’.V'' comment- ported to sick hay and was put in Peaches and oranges came from 39 "I am very glad tn hear you say Whole Wheat BreeJ 21' I. 69'^ ® A nnrt Ihe mole watched with an iron lung. China, where they were cultivated Hang I'm inclined to agree with him. we should negotiate," he said. Mrs. Eli/,abetli .M. Phelan C H ICKE N great rare. 5^ome of these are An autopsy at Hie nearby IT.S. 4,000 years ago. 2 Vi LB PRINTS 35c H ershey Syru p CH OCOLATE 2 CA NS 37= Certainly, figures showing wlial "Let us have negoliation.s and then Naval Hospital said he died from Mrs. Elizabeth M, Phelan, 54 SEND THEM (Continued from Page One) t 1 I - tbnt trontmenr is '"® Cam and spend and save look , we will have peace,' Gulllain-Barre syndrome. Carrots, lettuce, peas and spin- Chestnut St., widow of Henry Phe- Lb. ' ® ' staggering compared with yeater- ,-\fte,r dining privatelv Macmillan lan, died early this morning at a 49c inriicateri. removal by surgery la ach were given us by the Near LEGS or BREASTS After the Catena appearance, year. Most amazing to me is the will attend a ballet in the local Vm Can't Cat Fraihar Hatwr... si „ n .d JARS now commonly preferred to the and Middle East. local convalescent home. I Clap p's Bab y Food 10 89= his stepson said tlie normally gre- volume of savings In Hie face of opera house. S«‘aiiiaii'8 Pav lo Rise She was boi-n in Manchester, a ' THE electric needle. GROUND BEEF garious Zwillman wouldn't talk to what we spend,' how is it possible^ While a bad tooth mnv have kepi The jungles of India and Ceylon daughter of the late Richard and j CHUCK STEAK anyone for long periods. Stem- Other birthmarks are made up Oslo A one-year wage contract of a mass of Hny blood vessels In for ns to slash dollars away at such I Khrushchev from flying to Kiev, are the natural home of the pea- Eleanor Shaw McCann, and had so TEXDKR MtarMaal bach also said there had been in- a clip,' I asked a group of my fa -' it ,iid not keep him from seeing for some 36.0(k) Norwegian .sea- j been a lifelong resident. Prior to HOMETOWN LEAN 1007c BEEF AAP OUR FINEST QUAt I TY Facial Tissues angel son 4 of“ o 69= to tlie skin Often they arc level witli cock, which has been known since j YOU CAN BROIU dications Zwillman was ready vnrite economists. men in foreign traffic, providing retiring 10 years ago, she was em- ! the surface of the skin hut have a government delegation from the time of Solomon. (- ^ J N ABISCO 1P/4 0 Z ^ ^ ' sell out his cigarette vending com- In typical economists' lingo I Iraq. Moscow Radio said Khrush- an average increase of 8 per cent, ployed aa secretary to the Com- TU N A FISH a dark purplish color whirh gives was told that the figures rre indeed NEWS pany. chev met the Iraqi visitors in his has been negotiated by the Nor- jT] I mlssioncr of Motor Vehicles. She WHITE 0% 7 0Z OoRrEeOo PpKkGg o o them the name of "port wine" paradoxicHl, I was told savings are wegian Scaman’.s Union and the World’s shortest street la in Crerne Scindwich^ Zwillman was particularly un- study in the Kremlin. aso, Tex. Sheldon St., in the c I was a member of the VF'W Auxil- MEAT -A CANS V ” mark not localized by income, age nr Shipping Employers As.sociation. EDUCATOR happy, Steinbach said, about any Birthmarks also may consist of In a chilly political atmosphere, heart, is only one block long. iary and of St. James' Church. embarrassment publicity would geograpliy alHiough I luid reason I She leaves two cousins. Mrs. 5 9 ' 2 - 9 8 ' ANN PAGE blood vessels raised above Hie skin ^ believe thev miglU be I was told 5 ' / 2 O Z PKG 34 cause his wife and daughter, Lynn Korean farmers prize their' -'Margaret FI. Spencer of Mineola. ELBOW M ACARO NI OR Chocora m a Cookies Zwillman followed a career thst level which are soft and spongy, part of the an.swor depends upon N. Y., and Mrs. Eleanor Dearden of 1 I B P K G 'These are called ” strawberry'M \-oii measure savings, meager holdings of livestock and 15 0 Z A Q C has been duplicated many limes in Smisbury. .marks. Such marks may aiipear ' if v„u are troubled because you cook the feed which they give to the past quarter century rags to F'uneral services will be held M A Z O LA O IL <1.1*1.89 CA NS J k W anywhere hut are particularly feel 'it is not possible tiV sav,.' ns ponies and bulloeks. Sp a g h. 19" M otts A p plesauce ^2 c^ns rackets to riches to "reap/ectabil- Saturday morning at 8:30 at the |Commond around the lips or much money as! you d like, liear Kins Size ' Q O # » 3 LB PKG 49< Ity.” The "Irish" potato originated in W. r. Quish F'uneral Home, 225 12 OZ Bom in August 1904. on New- tongue. Ibis: ' i ' Reg. $1.39 Another comnion variety of Total sai’ings in relation to dis- the Andes. .Main St., follmvc;! hy a requiem RINSO BLUE LUNCHEO N MEAT CA N ark's slum-ndden Broome Street Higli Ma.ss in St. Janies' Church H orm el Spam 45= to poor immigrant parents. Zwiil- birthniark made up of blood \’es- po.sable income declined last year VELVA sels is irregularly shaped and altlioiigh they rcniainod at .- higher Ty Cobb hold.s the major 'cagiie at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in. St. SVNSWEET JIFFY ^ ITALIA N STYLE ' ^ I S ' / a O Z ^ ^ C man became one of the nation's •lames' Cemetery. im po r t e d best hidHen-‘hebrnrltl K"®* n'l'icr rate than prewar. In the UHOs we baseball record for number of PRUNE biggest-yind base hits vvith 4,191. Friend.s may call at the funeral IT.YLIAN BISCUIT ^ p C I Q r i 0 T T l FRA NCO AMERICA N O CA NS I the-.scenM underworld operatorset-otni-Q I th(K name of "spider nevus ' be- were saving at an amuial rate of cicfso^jje blood ve.ssels at the cen- about .5 per cent, home tomorrow from 2 lo 5 and JUICE TO M ATOES MIX O VEN-READY Just how big he was remained a The famous steamboat race of 7 t o 9 p. m. WITH G R O U N D BEEF can 22c matter of much speculation- to ter look like the body of a spider, Ijist year it appears we were GIANT 40 OZ. PKG . wfiile the smaller ones passing saving at an annual rate of about the Robert FI. Lee on the .Missis- newspapers and Senate crime 85 OZ. TIN REG. 89c Mild t Mollow REY N OLD'S outward resemble the legs. 6 6 per cent against 6 R per cent in sippi River was against the steam- Oscar I’. Koeliler 2 Regardless of where Qt. BISCUITS probers alike. What treatment should be used 1957 and 7.2 pd- cent in 1966. er Natchez. Rockville -Oscar Paul Roehlcr. 41c 3 for 89c 29c PKGS Zwillman hit the big money for 25 FT 2 55 for a birthmark'’ | The volume of voluntary savings 80, of 77 Grand Ave., died late your service man or PILLSBURY, BALLARD, Alu m inu m Foil the first time during prohibition. EIG H T O’ C lO C K a The answer to this question d e-' Is down. -- El Paso. Tex., is the largest city Admittedly he was a rum runner yesterday afternoon at his home woman is stationed, 1-it. BETTY CROCKER ‘ I pends on the location. Hie size and What does thi.s mean'’ It moans In the great Southwest. and bootlegger. And he made mil-1 after a long illness. the Manchester Kve- SNIDER'S CA TSUP 6a.oo • A O 59* 3-LB. BAG QUARTS the kind. Some can he removed that although Wp have billions of JUST REDUCED! GR A PE DRIN K 29 Uons. He was born Mav 4, 1878. in W elchad e bv local treatment, tnchiding sur- dollars put away in such liquid FIggs of New Zealand’s lizard- Germany, son of the late August ning Herald can be for- Ikk t fuN teafeW Vi’eerewi C Wimt, H 8 0 Z A q C A U.S. Troa.siiry intelligence . , , , foinis as savings accounts and sav. like tuatara take almost a vear to C O N N ECTICU T GRA DE A 1 LB 4 % C C a^ent once told Senate probers' K'"’.''' vanou.s t-ypes of olectiic and F'redericka Weber Rochler. warded to be at “ Mail O PKGS A 7 Zwillman was lop man in a bool- f'c ^ 'n g with carbon dlox- mgs bonds, a higher portion of hatch. The reptile reaches a length and had lived in Rockville for the CA NS what We save is what Wo are 2 legging syndicate that made at or radium, or of two feet. past 60 years. Call” regularly with all LARGE r n n o RED CIRCLE R O H M Rival Dog Food forced tn put aside to keep up with doz. least 650,000,000 during the period ' certain chemical agents, He was a member of tlie Maple the hometown news 2 51-»« 1-u. # O C 3-^^' Pmn I. U.l M W. Ml., fi*. M A tflKllH !• tkil M«»«.il, A •in*iL> of 1926 to 1942 1 alwavs wise to try to mortgage payments, insurance New York leads all states 'n the FRESH L U U d •AO 0 4 t i . i 3 •AO piomiurns, companv retirement Grove Society, and had been As the years went by Zwillman, 1'■6'"°''^ fade a hirtlimark, even Union In mining and production of people away from THE C IE A T A TIA N TIC A PACIFIC TEA CO M PA NY program.s and instullmenl debt titanium rock salt, jemery and local secretary of the Workme.n's like many other men who started "'^en it is located on a conspicu Sick and Death Benefit Society oils part of the body like the face. The fact that we are able to save garnet. home are so anxious In the rackets, thirsted after re- as much as we ilo proves that we for the past 22 years and of the BrSrn ICECREA M '/, Gal. 79c C H O PPED -A 4P "I Your Choice spevlabilily. He invested in many Export advice should always be Workmen's Mutual Fire In.sur- to get. obtained. Some will fade of still have a healthy respect for the A &P BROCCOLI FROZEN l O O Z PKG legillmale busine.sses, often secret- dollar Onev Cardinals W ere 7 ance Society for the past 38 years. ly, knowing that his name could themselves aa the youngsters g e l' Both societies are located in New FLORID A LEAF or CH OPPED older Some cannot be effectively The fact tl||al oiir rate of savings be the kiss of death for a legiti- slowed in the final quarter of last Rome -Until 1.586 the number York City. Telephone Ml .'1-2711 FROZEN 10 O Z PKG mate enterprise. treated without loo much risk. of Roman Catholic cardinals waa A &P SPIN ACH And some are not important year indicates that we are more He leaves his wife, Mrs. Elsa eu B&M FROZEN « 1859 aMERICfl' 5 Di PI NDi El t FOOD 5'ERCHflHT 1959 In 1939 he married the former never consistent. They numbered Wenzel Roehler; three daughters, 25' Circulation 2 enough in size or location to jus-' °f this year's economy. Mary de Groot Mendels Steinbach, a- few as seven during the reign 3 89^ 12 O Z PKG Stock up now and Savel Ufy the trouble and expense of an.l depressions make Mrs. Otto Allenvan, Mrs. Lester ORANGES resident of swank and exclusive of Pope Alexander IV (1254-61) treatment consumor.s more cautious and thus Nagy and Mrs, Kenneth Wet- Department FANCY PASCAL ^ * Millburn, finishing school graduate those still emploved tend to save and a.s many as 76 in Pope Greg- more, all of Rockville; a brother, FANCY ------r,------and onejisie Junior Leaguer. more than normallv. ory X lll'a reign (1572-85).. Pope Morris Roehler of Germany; 11 'I'oday! DINNER READY STRONGHEART The ecoilomists know something Sixtus V Ir 1588 fixed the number grandchildren and 1 great-grand- CARROTS 10c CELERY 10c TURKEY SLICESAoz*Kr. 37» M A Z O U OIL BOSCO NU SOFT KASC0 DOG MEAL Bag Stimulates Sales else. They know that saving Is not at 70, the sam number aa the child. BUNCH Models Selected „ CELIX> PKG. NESILES FABRICS SOFTEF4ER RINSE J LI N(( 33' ‘ 69' a one-way operation. People save elders who advised Moses. Last The funeral will be held Satur- FOit COOKING AND SALADS CHOCOlATf svaup DOG FOOD in order to spend. The average life November Pope John XXIIJ raised QUIK 25* 45* New York — A new type of sales For Style Show day at 1:30 p.m. at the t.add Fun- PINT eOTTLt 4 3 ' 3 1 L* CANS 29' tUmulator is being distributed by of a dollar in "a savings acconnt is Uie total to 75. eral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., PINTl 3 ^ * eUMTf 5 7 ' ijoijAn 37* i\4tij*« 59' letirxt 1,25 four years. FR O ZE N FO O DS DIET DELIGHT 1 LB CAN apme grocers. It'* a paper bag with the Rev. David G. Jax- Miss Barbaia Coleman and The ecnnomist.s are watching i®anrljp0tpr that Includes a secret number WEDDING PRF.SENT heimer, pastor of the First Luth- SWEET I.IFII' ' GRAPEFRUIT SEGIONS 23* Miss MarvyO'Dwyer, co-chairmen what you are going lo do with vaiur BIRDS EYE printed In Invisible ink In a circle. Albuquerque, N. M. iTI’i — This eran Church, officiating. Burial FISH STICKS Tlte Idea is that after the sftbppcr of the uaisniittce presenting savings this year to give them letter was received at police court "Spring Bty)<®Symphony," fashion, clues tn the general tempo of Ihe will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. CHICKEN OF BCA ramovea the groceries at home along with a $1 payment for an Friends may call at the funeral lufttittg KITTY SNICKER show and tea of the Manchester economy and to the particular overtime parking flna: C H ICKEN 3 pk9s. $1.00 SWIFT'S MEATS DASH DETERGENT W YANDOHE OLIVES she’ll heat the bag with an iron, home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. DIETETIC TUNA4mo z c *n 33* RED HEART DOB FOOD Federatloi. of Democratic 'Women, tempo of Inflation. "Dear Copsr ' which will bring out the hidden me d ium kipe , announce the following models: ‘II was only four minutes late, SWEET LIFE SLICED HARTZ UIF 0« LIVER FOR •Kbies CONDENSED UT FOOD number. If this matches one on the Anniversary Mass '4' winning list, ahe la entitled to a Theresa Bowes, Janet Bycholskl, GOOD E.\rc;sE besides that it waa jny wedding PIES DOG YUMMIES e or exa 17* Jean Handley,' Virginia Kelly, Roanoke. Va. (TPi — If George A first anniversary Mass for the STR A W BERRIES 2 ittcjus 3 ]* 2 JB 49' UKCE PACXACl 3 9 ' »•* 25*;. 2 Mweie^ 27' w prtia from the grocery. day and I waa In the store pur- SUNLIGHT Judy and Lorraine Leclerc, Pa- Dowdy; 13. missed the school bus chasing a nightie to wear. I think repose of the ..bul of Mrs. Rose Anniello tfrlll be sail at St. Janies' 5 Bkgs.' M .00 3 1-lb. pk9$. $1.00 IIBANIDM MINE tricia Mulcahy, Sue O’Dwyer, fie had a sufficient excuse. Just you were most unfair and un- RUSTIC STARCH pt . 27* . i Approximately one-half of all Dldl and Jean Paaquallni and Ann after he started for the bus ; h* Who^s A f r a i d ? cooperative. This 1* my first "vio- Church at 7:46 Saturday taomlng. tha aarth'a known uranium ora lias Baymander. was attacked by a buck daer, GatUng a haircut (lowa’t bother Tommv Andaraon of Kingsport, lation.’’ W E GIVE W ORLD GREEN STA MPS! tn the •hlakolobwa mint, 70 mllea Manoheatar and Hartford atoraa knocked down and trampled; Tlie T«ui., as ha coolly takM a nvig from the old faithful padflat^ Judge John.E. Bro'Wn aaid the Soma aoftwooda, supb u long- DOUM.K S T / ^ S O N W ED NESD AYS Mrthwaat of EUxabaUnrlUc, Bel- wlU ba rapreaanted at tha ahow deer waa finally driven off in abqut hia bottle. Tha gun?—wall, after all, a boy Just barely two fine wai suspended and the re- l*«f pint; yield lunxbar bardar RMd2.Herald AdTE. tiw Omtow 'H hi m in t waa d lto o r- isliidi la aat for Sunday from S to tan minutes by George’s mother years old is no match alone for a big barber. The barber, Ralph turned to the bride — for e^wed- than mob bArdwoods «w tba tuUp A :.'i’.’f. wad to M U. ’ 0 pjn. in tha K of G Homa. and tha family dog. ^lertsock, is careful with every clip. (A P Photofex), ding preaent > tree and cottonwood. L -V. 4 V ' I / / ^ ■ : f V PAGE THIRTEEN , 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAIfCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1959 PAGE TW15LV* calling for a graduated Income tax understanding and confusion dur- Rockville-V ernon Students in Area to be put to a vole of the people ing s'widespread aerial and ground Stafford Elected There’s Joy in Ritzville! was approved b.y the House Eler- search. Make Dean’s List tlon Committee yesterday. The physicians. Dr. Ralph E. By Young GOP Pt^r Pie: A Delicious Novelty Miller, 60, and Dr. Robirt E, Quinn, Planner Maj^s 55.6 Acres 32, both of the Dartmouth College Howard Stafford w sj elected to Area and logal students at Medical Faculty, disappeared Sat- when it comes to food Tax Hike War Spreads Plane Sightings urday on a 70-mlle flight from succeed Donald Genovesl as pres- Morse CJollege, Hartford, have B ; CECILY BB0\%'N8T0NE Berlin to Lebanon. ident of the Young Republican AMOciatrd Prrn* Food Editor Of City for Redevelopment been named to the clean's list. (Continued tru.n Page Une) lo 4 per cent and letters or not, Held Erroneous Club last night at an annual elec- Who knows? It may be that the They are Miss Andrea Paggioll, some kind of lax increase is ex- tion meeting at the Walnut Grill. Aji area of 65.60 acres In thet'l'eton Broad Brook; Gertrude Bolton; Donald L. Jones, Elling- stay active as a “taxpayera lobby" ;iected , India Biiya 9 3 % of Oil French and Enjflish will yet win Littleton. N. H., Feb. 26 (iTV Genovesi waa Elected first vice center of Rodivtlle was pinpoint- Oberg, 2 DtUley Circle; William ton; Alton M. Holt, 114 (3amp- f.irough 1960. This tax, RosellinI said, plus president; Audrey Brettschnelder, out. Sawickl, 55 Talcolt Ave.; Miriam field Rd.; Alan Gates, 48'.^ Sum- Letters started coming in to loosts in motor vehicle excise, 'ITie Civil Air Patrol yesterday Calcutta India Consnmes about We're talking about the matter ed for study toward redevelop- labeled as erroneous reports that 5,700,000 tons of oil a .year, and 93 second vice president; Jean Frel- Segal, Brookline, Mass.; Louise mer S t ; Miss Evcleen Geromiller. Olympia today from Anacorto quov an^ husinc.ss I axes, would man, treasurer; Louise Chase, first of open 1-crust (tarts) versus 2- ment last night in the Q ty Court Doss, 21 Woodland S t : George 19 Ridgewood St.; Miss Deborah and Aberdeen in extreme westen )i'lng an' additional $135 million senrrliera have sighted Iho wreck- per cent of it must be Imported. age of a small plane in which two At the anllclpsted rate of devel- secretary; and Audrey Hackett, rrust fniit pies. The E\>ropoans Room. Skinner, Plnney St., Ellington; M a r B h a 11, Tcrrnmuggus Trail, Wa.shington. The presidents c ceded to bnlanee an all-time high ;atc budget of more than $2 bil- prominent New Hampshire doctors opment, India will require 7,800,- corresponding secretary. cherish the former; up to now After a filming of urban re- Mary Zinker, RFD 3. Marlborough; Ronald L. Gates, 75 both the Young Republican an An Installation banquet will be Birth today: A son to Mr. and Franklin S t, Rockville; Raymond Young Democratic Clubs in Be' on for the 1959-01 biennium disappeared four days ago. 000 tons of crude oil in 1001, Americans have relished our clos- ^ i^QUAUTYtliafCOUMlS newal In other cities. Planning It would also eliminate, he said, "We have investigated these re- 14,000.000 tons by 1066, 27,000,000 held March 17 at the Walnut Grill, Consultant Everett Lord-Wood Mrs. William Bigl, 7 S. Grove St. D. Girard. Rockville; Miss Louise lingham said they're Joining fo . c to which the public is invited. ed pa.stry affairs. | The success of a meal depends on the quality of the fp®4 you start with. Mantle, 25 Highland Ave., Rock- to get aignatufes. C ross said II but $16 million of the genornl ports and they are incorrect," said tons by 1971, and 52.000.000 by outlined on a large map this area; nd deficit tliel has accumulated Col. Harry Rodd, com)naniier of 1976. At current prlce.s It would But there are signs in this coun- i Week in and week out, Popular offers you the very best in food qualuy . . . On the north by Middle Rd., In- Vernon and Talcottville news Is ville; Leonard V. Matyla, 58 Wind- Seattle campaign will atari no: Distance between the earth and trv that more fruit and less pastry Grand Champion Quality Meats . . . Sparkling Fresh Produce . . . Famous handled through The Herald’s sor Ave., Rockville, and Norman week. ( tl)e last decade. the New Hampshire CAP Wing. cost India nearly a billion dollars are coming into favor. Pennsyl-1 cluding the old American Dye Mill RosellinI has proposeii Incroar Washington does not now have a He said the reports of the sight- to Import the projected 1976 re- moon varies from 221,463 mile* Brand Canned Foods. So for successful meals with family appeal begin wiin plant. Cedar, Spruce and Stone Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main' St., C. Anderson, Chapel Rd., South to 252,710 miles. vama-German kitchens have a way telephone TRemont 6-S1S6. Windsor. Ing the state sales tax from 3 1- ate Ineome tax but a massurc ing apparently stemrrt^'d from mis- quirements. all their own w'ith open fruit pie, Fine Quality Foods From Popular. Sts., both sides of High St. to and lots of folk are following suit Market St., then the north side of For this rich Piitchland delight, High St. around the curve to Ver- plenty of cream and sometimes non Ave., and the east side of Ver- eggs or egg volks are adde11 WISHBONE Italian Dreasing—B oi. Bot FRESH S O )T SH ELL 0-00.')i. .Sprinjtfield area call Thompsonville. Conn. R1 area through urban renewal. He lb. f a r m s said the C?hamber of Commereft has .1-72:11 or Rl 9-8.10.1. mentioned that the center has a FOR INCO ME TAX tax potential of $80,000, but the g a a “ a-35' ASSISTA N CE. C ALL JA MES M IN ICUCCI mayor said he was not quite so TH O M AS BENOIT SAVE CASH WORLD GREEH STAMPS optimistic and placed the potential m ^ rn m QUalitx Red A NDERSO N at about $40,000. He added that FANCY JpM BO Ml 9-4764; Ml 9-0854 FELIX GREM M O TH O M AS LO U G H the center of the city produces lb. O c a a n C r p lie Beads O' Bleach Blu W hite Tre n d more income than any other part Borden Insta n t Red H eart of the city. lb. O E L IC ie u s A P P L E S All-Star Game Sunday OVEN Small Size Dry Pkg. 3 9c P i e h f t ic k s / D u tch Ch ocola te Dog Food In Glass 41c 2 19c The second meeting of the All- TREE TAVERN FROZEN Star teams of Rockville and 'Ver Liquid Qt. 7 5 c In Carton 4 3c Large Size 2 7 c non basketball leagues will be held t urkeys P i n a Pi# 'pk^' 3.1 39* 4 9c 2 can, 31c Sunday Instead of March 8 as pre- NANCY LYNN viously announced. H o t C r o s* lo-oi 2ESTY FLA VORFUL Co mst ock The 'Vemon Community Basket- ^SA V f~ LYNN POULTRY FARM S D u tch Cle a nser M arsh m allo w M odess Planter’s ball League will play host at Ver- Top of tti® Rune r a t S H R A D IS H B S 'Choice Fresh Connecticut Poultry— Direct From Form to You " non Elementary School to the Flock! 70c g a r d e n f r e s h Cocktail Peanuts Pi^ Fillin gs visiting Rockville Midget League or\ overOQ. Flu f f team. Tlie first game is scheduled 2 Small Size 23lc Pkg. of 28 8 7c size turjev pa r k a d je strawberry or for 2 p.m., with a second game at avg. WT. U RCE N S C A LLI O N S bchi. Pinrtppio “t V e 3 p.m.l^^ors will be opened at 1:30 9 47c 2 3c pkgs. of 12 7'i Oz. 3 9c 4-8 lbs. MIDDLE TURNPIKE • • • MANCHESTER ) 2 8 9c p.m. There will bft no admission charge, but donations will be asked 49‘ red heart Open Wed., Thurs. and Fri. Till 9 P.M. — Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.— Ml 9-8251 for support of the Vemon league. CHOICZ C* HT*R lb. ^ . 9 9 Colgate Toothpaste Hoepltal Notes Pork Chop. DOC FOOD Gran d m a's Ca m e o Co p per Hep Oven Beechnut Baby Foods Admitted yesterday: Emma tin A d ___r.. . . . nepco^tasty 3 M ^ ^®t). 22 to gionf ROASTING CHICKENS Cle a n er Tennstedt, 21 Center St.; Helen lb. March M go to HEART FU N D BROILERS M ojasses Cle a n er strained Junior Pallottl, Wethersfield; George Pollsk Sou.ago ______tube 53c V (n KN RK.\1)Y Hahn, Dob.son Ave., Vernon; Grace Whole, Split or Cut-up For For Schools. Haznrdvllle. Air p h c m effective at Uaaer Redeem your LIBBY coupons | Q c O F F 12 0 z.2 7 c 24 Oz . 51c 1.1 Oz. 4 9c 6 Oz. 9 8c 3 32c 3 47c Discharged yesterday: Anna At- cannRRtieut iteree Thursday^ Feh. 24th thru wood, 30 Davis Ave.; Linda Deml- Sa' ' y. F=b. 24th. We reserve the right te limit Ruen i les Each Lb. 49c kat, RFD 3: Michael DeVoe. 133 W. 99c Main St.; Ethel Gehring, RFD 2; Sw eetheart Soap Bob-o Cle a nser Hormel Canned Meats T etiey Raymond -Goguen, 45 Charter Rd.; FAR.M FRESH GRADE A Joanne and .Paulette' Gullno, 28 traM Pt Thompson St.; Helen Lawler, ri»E GIFTS with TRIPLE S P O U L T R Y P A R TS Mary Kitchen Roast Beef Hash 41c " - I 3 Rog. Size 2 5c 2 Reg. Size 2 9 c Tea Hartford: Alma Luglnbyhl and Our apeclalty. Cut freah dally from Conne<‘U- daughter, RFD i; Ellington: .Bon- ent’a flnmt White Rocka. MEDIUM EGGS 3 Bath Size 3 7c 2 Large Size 4 3 C Spam 47c moore Beef Stew 2 For $1 Tetley’s Teas nie Matthews, RFD 2; Allen Mid- BREASTS, LEGS, W IN GS. LIVERS. ’ Please FULL BA QKS and NECKS, GIZZARDS. 2 Doz. 99 c Protect Your Health! POUISD Poyalettes 64 66c PRESGRIPTI0N8 LO A VES B U Y Q U A L I T Y - B U Y L Y N N P O U L T R Y 1 Quart Half Gallon Gallon Cleansing Tissues and 400 Count Pkgs. j DAY OR NIGHT i p BY EXPERTS FRESHBAKE Sanitary Handkerchiefs ^ 49c 8 6z. Pkg. Tatta and Compore— Guofanitted to Satisfy! 19c 37e 59c 83c ARTHUR DRUa Manehester Shopping Parksde^ Middle *|!irnpike W, snd Broad St^ Minch eater—Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 to t H 4 >nm»t.p;.a st a mp RimieMTT to lf rrgrm C R—IN I M A R nST S Q P A I^ WEWPTQTOW r .w.; N/. \ ' 4i ‘ '‘'i i . Y . ' I. ' 1 . ’ ' : ' ' ■ l

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/ MANf'HFSTKR F.VKNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 195§ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHB:STER, CONN- THURS()AY. FEBRVARY 26, 1959 HAOE-PIFPiaN FA (» roURTEEM daily crossword Pl'ZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLk BUGS BUNNY passetl hy the Legislature In the Regional District 8 1957 session. WHY DIDN'T 'lOU r ^ £ . L AAE MV Tax Abatement Legislation The sttorney. In answer to com- 10 WHEEL BARROW WAS mittee qtiestions. saiil Uie Board of 60" SPICIAL s o A 4 e t v u e / ^ A n s w e r t o Pre ifiout P u w l# Manges Proud Directors' opinion had not been ANV CMS EGAD.lB IN TH E VA(?D? VOU IN A X J A K E - '- , The Baby Has Asked by South Methodist .Sought on the bill because State jKViH\N5 s u e s? Les Girls Of High School law is the auUiorlty in the ntatter. M' ATTRI ^i i «MEA\«SR THAT OIL STOCK I BDUSHT:] T R A N C E ? ITM A T R i N « / OCll0 i WEIL,t THREW JACK f«O.W'itW,AMOS?V' YOUR IT LOOKS Representatives of^ the South<4understanding that In all tht other YOU A FANCY CURIE D.N THAT ONE 3 Revolve "In all modesty •we believe w# At last you get high quality without high c«st. YlHi |;et isMBforl, EVES ARE, 1 J U S T L I K E ACROSS k MethiJdist (Jhurch yesterday ap- cases that Ih town has collected WOUND UP SELLIN5 iT FOR * 5 0 0 SUSGIN' — 0UT > 4 Cornish town may have one of the finest schools the tax for •the period that the Air Force Delays assuring custom feature* found In maftreas tagged at $W, 1 Feminine peared at a legislative hearing in MOCE'N t PA'D FOR IT.'I'.V SWiNGiN OUT l i k e . (prefix) ebi sss in the state here by next year," property was in private ownership appellation Been Named TH’ Pic k in pa y dirt .ncvj—^ SShe Rural Superintendent A n d rew Y O U'R E CAN'T 8 E .^ 7 Becky Sharp'i the State Capitol to support a bill and that the transfer of the title Try at Polar Orbit JUST PUT OVER ANOTHER ^EEt.N' 6 Property item U 5d Manges said last night. that would abate taxes assessed included the normal adju.stment of 0IS DEALTHE OTHER' achoolmate 7 Fminine £0 )£i S. The remark was made after a • Healthful ortho-firm constnir- G H O S T.' !n "Vanity against church property brought taxes so that the town did not lose DAY AND appellation m dinner meeting attended by nearly (Continued from Page One) tlon for proper sleep posture, Fair” iltl in 1958. an.vthing." night after night. 8 M y ( F r .) 100 members of the staffs and Atty. John Mrosek appeared 13 Idolizea # Editors (ab.) M Ohriattne M a ry , daughter of Mr. and Mra. Edward S. Jawor* Martin added: "It would seem preparations are expected to be school boards of the three towns in with the Rev. Lawrence!Almond e Exclusive, anchored flange- • 'Mt URat 10 Renter aki, 22 Green Hill SL She was bom Feb. 22 at Manchester the regional district to me that the same policy should reaumed as readlne.ss of the ve- 15 Nibblen 11 Detain In port 34 More 42 Social units Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and and Lay Leader Herbert McKinney be followed in the case of the hicle permits." sewn edge. 44 Lock of hair Last night's minting of the An 1« Handled 12 Solar disks sorrow ful Mrs. Sigmund Scholsky, 36 Griswold St., and her paternal grand- before the Cities and Borough.^ South Methodist Church." Tile satellite launching original- 49 Feminina dover, Hebron and Marlborough • Smooth, tiiftless sleep surfaces w 17 Japanese 19 Feathered 35 Hebrew parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jaworski,;i, HaHarzardvllle...... She Committee to ask passage of the Mrosek told the committee that ly was set for Jan . 21. 11 was school officials was one in a series Sill introduced bv Manchester Rep- outcast scarf ascetic name has a sister, Michelle Marie, 11 months. of in-service programs planned by a changeover .n taxing periods at postponed when a personnel error • Velvo-tirtp handle* for easy HY V. T . H AM LIN 22 Trspi cm rabbit 50 Scatter, resentatives David Barry and Irv- ALLlfl OOP 18 Recede Manges. He said the program, de- the time of purchase led to a dis- permuted red fuming nitric sold himlng. 20 oriental coin 24 Epic 38 Bridge e* hay .ng Aronson. e fxyo SAVE MXJR WELL,THATS / THE LAST ...I PIPNT Edward Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sadloski, 48 Hol- signed to provide school staffs agreement between sttorneys as Horn the second stage to contam - HEAVENS, ^ 21 Drunkards 26 Small potation holding 52 WorthWl TOe bill would abate abo\it 8 Of,, heavy alrlpe ticking. HE'S TIED INTO / THE MASTER \ BREATH] TH E ENP / ^O F THE MOON-/ KNOW VOU lister St. He was born Feb. 14 at St. Francis Hospital. His with an \inderatanding of what is to how the adjustm ent sho\i!d be inate the Thor intermediate range CARED.' 23 Pedal digit 28 Youngsters 39 Eats away table bit $2,000 In taxes levied from Jan. 1.5 made. »39.60 T THlRTV- SWnCHI TWflO\V ' EVERY O F OXV ( MEN,..WHAT / HIDST L V 30Pilots 40Chief (music) 53 Impair maternal grandmother is Mrs. Helen R. Lynch, Brooklyn. N. Y., being done in the 3-town district, ballistic misnile serving sa a boost- . T W E N T Y - A S H A M E .'J SlLVERYj 24 Pronoun and his paternal grandmother is Mrs. Amelia Sadloski, Newing- to Sept. 30, 1958, on property • Guaranteed for 10 years Full or Twin -Siz* O U'C N'; ' TUSE IN was the only one of its type In a bought at 20, 48,'and 70 Hartford He said, however, that the prop- er stage. a n t e n n a s .. 25 Tear ton. He has two brothers, Peter, 8, and Stephen, 4; and five agalnat stnicitiral defect* • A THE p l a t e regional aystem as far as he Rd. from the estate of ^ Frank erty has been used for tax-exempt A dozen satellites - all planned 27 Acting by i 3 0 0 1 r aistera, Peggy, 12. Arlene, 10, Marie, 9, Karen, 6, and Joanne, 5. when tisod with matching l \ LET SO.' ’8 lTa55E knows. ' Cheney Jr. and Frank C. Farley religloua p'ir;ioses since the pur- for north-south orbit are sched- Many, many more tieddlng turns •'There Is no attem pt to Impose . uled to be launched this year from foundation. V ' 29 Art (Latin) 1“ i f o r » 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . , cha.sc. The purchast was of a great values. If it's bedding yon I'i Craig Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bachlocchl, 9.5 an overall blueprint." Manges! need see Howard. . .I>et a 31 Gibbon r , On Oct. 1, 1958, the property be- enough size, he adoed. to warrant Vandenirerg. • Specially constructed match- Ji LIT Orchard St., Rockville. He was born Feb. 20 at Manchester .said, when asked if the elemen- speelnllst help you. 32 Rodent 6 I. 1 came exempt from local real the feting of church trustees that ing box spring— only .539.60. TIL L , Memorial Ho.spilal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and tary school e\irrlculs wo\ild be eo- He 6 et S 33 Bustle estate taxes with its inclusion a.s an abatement should he granted. 2i) Mrs. Louis Burell, Hazardville., and his paternal grandt)ar*nts Elevator Has No Cables A GOOD 34 Appeared 11 IT 0 ! ordtnated. If the individual staff religious property in the town l'|) to .\ssMtably Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Bachiocchi, Kingsbury Ave., Rockville. He I and boards see a need for changes SLEEP LOOK 37 Location Grand List. Mrosek also pointed out that New York—The world's first ele- AT IT * 40 Go by !1 11 23 has a brother, Allan Francis. 2. I In their curriculum to provide a i» K » w .*i», » ‘2-2^ Martin Opposed only the General A.asembly ran vator that runs without a cable 41 Goddess I uniformed preparation for stii- Rep. Barry conveyed to the com- CENTER IT n. 1 Petor James, son of Mr, and Mrs. Rio Schiavettl, Brandy St., authorize such abatements under system is reported in operation in 43 Certifleata l J dents. they will make these as In- mittee the opinion of General Man- State law. Czechoslovakia. According tc the H O W A R D ’ S s t-»- i b s Brewer. 71 Wells St., and her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Doris identieal to that rerommended by piltw/pao y Dr. Pitkin. FRESH TENDER ANYBODY HOME^SUNPfZy SIAM, Stiebitz, 27 Windemere Ave., Rockville. She has a brother. John THANK 'yOU,A\AW.. I WONDER IF/W WIDE David, 4'j-. and a sister, Karen Jesn. 2 'j. The speakers were followed by AN' IT PONT f=EEL SPENT THE SAA1E KIND THE PEDDLERiWITH EV£R)THIN6 indlvid\ial study groups led hy n u UK OArKPK KMorKIM' OM , HARDLY NO OFNISHT I DID — ON HIS BACK'^IS KNOCICIN' ON Nancy Beth, daughter of Mr. anUi Mra. John R Tisehler, RHAM school teachers.-The groups PlFFeRgNT BEIN' SLEEPLESS, VDUR p o o c r r Femwood' Dr.. Bolton. She was bom Feh. 21 at Manchester Me- coveted such subjects as English,. I A M R S . STEAD HAUNTED AND morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. social studies, science, mathe- IlSERAPLE Roy H. Johnson, Greenville. Pa., and her paternal grandmother is matics, foreign languages, business Mrs. John S. Tisehler, Cleveland, Ohio. She ha.s a brother, Rob- education, art and music, home- ert Stephen, 19 months. making, industrial arts, and health. T .Secondary school teachers gave a PORK Kathleen Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Roy. 103 ha.fic outline of each course along Prospect St. She was born Feb. 19 at Manchester Memorial with their teaching methods. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Michael The groups were formed with Ryan. 54 Bunce Dr„ and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and the idea of giving the elementary T.M. U.*. t 00 VOU Mrs. Israel Roy. Providenee, R. I. teachers ah idea of the knowledge 40 IMt ky ttCA t# Z ‘U THIWC TH£Y required of studenta upon entering Sandra Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Herbert Little. En- RHAM. i; fxpecT W ? , ROAST 'Only 10 gold records! At the rate it's been costing field. She was born Feb. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. B\ KEN BALI) and JERRY BRONDFIELD me, I thought ho put out nothing else!” Her maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Horare Brooke. 7-RIB END JU D D SAXON South Coventry’, and her paternal grandmother i.s Mr.s. Eva Little, Slades to Start on, VOU'RE A EXECUTIVE SfCKETARV, THEN, THIS ...MISTER, IF YOU 61 Summer St. She has a brother, Daniel Miehael, 3: and a sis- GET OFF at -F NATIVE WHO KNOWSo w s T5PRINGTDN CHAMBER i FIS A MAN I ■- t t i ter, Shelley Ann. I 'j. ALL ABOUT IT f CO.M.MERCE. THAT PAM'S ' ’ WANTWAN! TO SEE MORE SPRINSTON, SOME On Trip Friday PROVIDEP A LOT OF OR HE'S pr o ba bl y THING tells me BY ROUSON The font of all VOU'RE in t er est ed LITTI.E SPORTS Katherine Ann, daiighler of Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. TALK AROUND TOWN. ■71“ wisdom IN BEAR PAW...] Czelusniak. Willimantic. She wa.s bom Feb. 20 at .Manchester , Mr. and Mr*. Norman S. Slade, SWEET LIFE Memorial Hospital. Her maternaJ grandmother is Mrs. Blandine I 1.50 Birch SL, with tvvo of their Corbeil. Wauregan. and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and ! three children will leave by plane Mrs. John Czel\isniak, Willimantic. ' tomorrow from Idlewild for Lon- ' don. England. They plan a three I MARGARINE 'i Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kamsy. 43 Mill St. weeks’ visit in Yeovil with Mr. and \ She was born P'eb. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Mrs. William H. Slade, who spent 1 tfSi iL maternal grandfather is John Bonezek, 43 Mill ,st. She has a i several months here In 1957, visit-1 brother, Frank Jr,, 3 'j. ing their son's family here and | I touring the countrv’, in celebration ' 5lary Jo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ra.ymond J. Fox, Btick- of their 40th wedding anniversary. 47 land Rd.. Wapping. Slie was bom Feb. 22 at Manchester Me- Mrs, Norman Slade was the for- BY JOHNNY HART morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. mer Florence Stevenson, daughter LA ROSA B. C. Peter Karmazyn. Buckland, Rd., Wapping. and her natemal of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stevenson grandmother is Mrs, Elizabeth Fox, Peach Tree Ijine, Wapping. who live at 152 Birch St. The Ste- WtlAT's SO GREAT ABOOr THE LONG WA'Y ? BY ROY CRANE She has a brother. James Raymond, 22 jnontha. venson.* were close friends of Ma- BUZZ SA W YER BOLLING OVER? ANYONE m jor and Mrs. John Pickup and Sal- Elbow Macaroni harrow RUMWAV...SM0WBAHK8 OH 6ITHER SIPS... A HASTY CROSSMllNO CONFOUHO THAT lOIKIHf ITS TKE CAN TEACH AN ANIWvALTO 'llHOtMlMONOMPIUTt TAU A8Sn« AIR r . .Michael Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. PaSqualinI, vationists together in Yeovil. Since I RtCONM»SMKI, MRMEV^mL VOlOHTtERRP/ - *N0W8AMK.> LAST AIRCRAFT BOLL (DYER! FaAnstead Dr., Wapping. He was born Feb. 19 at Manchester coming here in February 1954, IlOtNCITATNYINTIISOTTER. KJTTWS { collapsed MV WE HAD S L O W Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Frances both have talten an active part in ' VtUntSSV OOT MIM iOORD N. I'M ' LANDING 6EAR! ENOUGH FOR TRAIL Szymanowski, Speonk. L. I., N. Y„ and his paternal grandparent* the affairs of the local Salvation UWm< HHA UNO. SECOHNAISSANCE, r..- are Mr, and Mra. Henry Paaqiialini, 203 Avery St., Wapping. He ' A r m y C o r p s . f ^ '£ > ftF ! Norman Slade is employed in W has a sister, Susan. 2'-. ,v ' Hartford, and 1* also organist at SW EKT LIT-'E C.vnthla Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Edward J. Wilson the Episcopal f;3iurch in Glaston- ■■■i |W| A Solid Natural Pack Sr., ,59 Clyde Rd. She was born Feb'. 18 at Hartford Hospital. j bury. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Tack, 25 I U IM A White Meat 7 Oz. Can 4l#4#V Knox St., and her paternal grandparents are Mrs. Anna Wilson. New York — America’* philan- k PRODUCE pit Carpenter Rd., Bolton, and William H. Wilson, Hartford. Sh* thropic public now gives more than SNOWS CLAM ■Cy U=lJ has a brother, Edward James Jr.. 3, and a aister, Catherine Anne, 1800.000,000 a year to health-fund I LARGE. FIRM, ICEBERG 15 months. drives. Yeek Me»eM U<. CHOWDER Can 2 3 c M()RfY^iEEK|,E BY DICK C A V A Ll.l r VOU 6H0UL0NT WHY BLE 6 6 NO, INDEED.' CAMPBELL’S TOMATO MERE, HERE, MH6. BE 6HOVELING YO(jR heart; VOU WAIT TILL LETTUCE fA0RTYGET6 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD OUOLeY,..'iOU 6N0W...THATIS WINTHROP 46 Or.. Can 3 1 C CANT OO THAT. TERRIBLE/ Ma^^E.-WlL 'I JUICE THEN THEY'RE THAT'S RIGHT.'THEY THE COP SAID HE ALSO GOT SOME OKAY.' coin FRIENDS-HERE ALL WANT TO SHARE KIND OF A STATUB-50 1 SHOULD , l Y L SHOOT NOU •NMD I C t ntOeABLY HADATEAH! NELLtF HE WOULDN'T YD CONGRATULATE HIS GOOD FORTUNE HAVE A CAMERAMAN WITH ME ONE RIGHT [CHOICEST MEATS IN T 0W N . . . ! | J?;S-,'!0 PRUNE SO MAMt CAU5 THAT HeS ITAKC TOUR ADVICE,CLAHO, -AND I'M SURE -WHEN 1 GO IN ' OVER.' 35° lAXRI n c SECBVeR OFF/ HC WOULDN’T HAVE TAKEN YOU KNOW WHAT 24 Oz. Bot. *9 fnCHOOK.' ^ AWE'AND THAT REPORTER JUICE AAUSTYE gotten THERE BY FIRM. RIPE NOW, ANYWAY.' THANKS, SWEET LIFE YELLOW CLING TOMATOES PEACHES Sherd 28 Or Can 33c cacx OAJALll r ^ 'J -f s Jes-so Jellies^stXhtff 2^ r j^ 2Sc r * ‘ e by WI* »fe. JU U.t. f»l- J 2i cello pkgs. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959 PAGE SIXTEEN THE 24 Consecutive Victories SKI Herald Angle Bob Lemon, Spahn Set Goals for 1959 Season imi' By PAT BOLDUC Former Indian Baylor Gets 55 Points Two Perfect Seasons m AsaistSuM, Sporta Editor Pitching Ace j nXST SIDi; MIDOETH /f , Fifth Annual AII-CCIL Baskthall T^am In Minneapolis Victory Standing* For Coaching Priest w. L. Pet. Two repeaters and the league’s top scorer head The Her- Now a Reliefer Paganl's ...... 11 8 .688 ald’s fifth annual AII-CCIL basketball team. Since the loop New York. Feh. 26 (/Pi—A 55-point scoring binge hfis ] P o n t i c e l l i ' s ...... 11 a .688 has increased to eight teams three complete quintets have punctuated once and for all Elgin Baylor’s aihswer to those I P e r s o n a l i r . e i Floor* 9 7 ..563 been selected in an effort not to slight any deserving young- New York, Feb. 26 (/P)- who thought he might he just a fla.*h-in-the-pan iji the Na- I N o r m a n ' s ...... 9 7 .563 j By DUTCH rOG.AKTV Rob Lemon and Warren By EARl YOST Deci's ...... 5 11 .313 ster. With only two exceptions, both on the first team, players tional Baskethall As.sn. Perfect regular season rec- ' N a s s i f f ' s ...... 3 13 .188 ilk, After two weeks of skiing area* have been chosen at their regular position.s. Champion Wind- Spahn, two of major league The Mlnneapoll.* Laker*' robkie Ponticelli's edged Personalised ( where conditions were excellent, It • ham and Bristol each won three- ba.spball’s all-time great scored the third highest jlblnt tola ord. . . Twenty four consecu- ; was a sad homecoming to see ^e tive victories. . . Top seeded Floors. 34-32. in the first game of berths on the three squads, with' pitchers, have set different in NBA hi.story last nighty a* th" a doubleheader and Norman's I Southern areas still covered with two places going to Wotliersfleld, goal.s, for the 1950 season. Andy Balhjiale Lakers defeated Cincinnati’116-96 among qualifier.s for the bombed Deri's 3S-16, in th^ second I ice. We started at .lay Peak where runner-up Hall, Mancliester and, Ironically, the victory also helped the snow was excellent and tem- I-cnion. 38, Is seeking to regain a Connecticut Class S (Small game. cc lar-dwelling Platt. Fiftli place place on the Cleveland roster as a the Detroit Pistons cllnrh a play peratures at a record low. When Schools) Tournament. . . Marty Chcmrlickl amf Tom Conard landed one player while, reliever after sinking to the minors Regains Toiieh off herth in (he Western Division. ms we left there two weeks ago Mon- Tn>be4 liie "team to bc.il ' in the Lodge paced Ponticelli'a with 10 KOS. Maloney, \5-hich,;falled lo make thej last season. Spahn, 37. is loo)tlng Ihroiigh the Pistons dropped a 104- rort-scaeon r'e>'- Tjic.ee aciom-i I points apiec e. Ksrl Hohe.nthal and im. I day, it was 34 below. From there • ot grou,.’, had two i agers re-^ forward to another 20-game year. lon dei'ision to dlvlsloti Champion rliriinicnts were racUed up b\ the Denny Hagenow were best for the i to Jasper in Quebek where for 10 ceive honorable mention. | They faced each other In the To Help Team St Louis. Floormen with 16 and 10 pointa days we enjoyed the best in food. * * * ?t. Thoniaa fcmin.ary Hlph School second game of the 1948 World . ,7" ' ■ Pliilndelphln knocked over ttv haakelhall-teavii this sea.son Tlie: j respectively I lodging and skiing. Then to Mont Series with Ijemon winning 4-1. New Yorjt, Keb. 26 i.Ti Andvi New York Knirks, 134-123 In the Ploomficlh schoolboys SSnc the, TTie second was a complete rout I Tremblant for a day of the same First Team Selections That was when Bob’s sinkerball Bslligate h*s regained hla acoiiiig! other .NBA action. r.ev, rh ilip Blancy of Manche.'e»P«''aUor, first team to compile an unblem- In the final regular season game New York on a cancer research "If l-a-mon can throw that sinker to gdve the cluh ished record was Tommy Cam- letterman from Conard i on the knockdown by Spider Wehh in fir.st round of (heir middleweight bout at Chicago Sta- the Rangers lake a seven-point ] "'ove designed to gRve In the Bualnesamen's League at In Volleyball project. Vacationing with her again, he’ll help us In relief, Icfid over tho WlnpH and Toronto | punch and crowd attrac- first team last yean, and Mike pion, now the Rev Thomas Cam- the Rec last night the Remnents were cousins Kay and Marcie mostly, " said Gordon yesterday at dium la.5l night. Boyd, taking his second knockdown of the lirief fight, got up at count Kaplan, a six-footer from Hall. Maple Leafs in the battle for ti”t' pion, coach of the St. Thomas Col- romped over LIhertv Mutual, 39- .Morris, and Irene Zawicki, all of the Indians' training camp i’ 'Tuc- Cjsnler: Jerry O'Brien, Bristol’s of nine, hut referee lialted proceedings on a technical knock^nit. (AH Hhotofax) ' , fourth place. *' ha* worked as the lege five, losers just once in 19 25 Hartford. son, Ariz. "With that sinker he'd I Cliampion.shin linnors in the'Kan'P center Congo.- The pres.siire was off Watkins fine’scorer and rebounder. Bathgate now has 71 pointa, one I>nkorH also are in the division games this sea.aon. Rattling to grab off fourth place I p Vnllovt-ioll I oncnic ' The 2-1 Latvian .success gave them somewhat against Woodhill after be rough for a couple of innings.” playoff*. They will play the Pt*- Following Uie 1045-46 season, j Guards: Junior Phil L'Heureiix more than Moore, wlio collected andd a chpr.ee in the playoffs,pla;, the “ . ' Oliet nan i i rp,.ord. whii li was equaled the Congos won one point from Spahn, a 20-game winner nine Imis in a besl-of-three-games ae- Father Blaney came within a Because of the holiday last Mon- of Platt and Paul Marchand. six- only an assist last night as the Remner.ts had t«. pul on a final rpgisteren in (ho namo nt |,y west .sides. Watkins won the Latvians. All Watkins had to times, predicted another banner ries, Uie winner meeting St. Louts whisker of po.'ting a second suc- day, a short -Ski Club meeting was foot Junior from Windhani. Mar- Phot o FinisluM* Canadiens lost to Toronto 3-2. period surge to win. After trailing Watkin.s Iasi niglit at the lit and di’opped bi:t lliree.' do to rlinch the crown was to lake held at which time the annual campaign upon reporting to the Webb Knocks Out Boyd, The Wings took a 2-0 lead on for the division title, and ^ p o t In cessive perfect slate when the chand 5V’as credited with a fine 16-10 at the half and 20-17 at the West Side Kec. Pace-seltei'.s T’he pl-rv ended the regular .sea.son two games from Woodhill. After-'meeting was discussed. It was vol Milwaukee Braves' camp in the cliamplonsliip final agadnxt the hooptera n*ere chalked up 10 vic- comeback after silting out most Arcadia, (talif., Feb. 26 C'P'— goals by Jack McIntyre and I.a>n third period, the winnera out- since mid-wav in the season' Coached by Frank Miller, the an early scare in tlie first set, \\ at- hold it the first or second Bradenton. Fla Lunde before Bathgate touched off Eastern litlist. tories in 20 starts Forty one wins of last season with a broken hand. "I see no reason why I shouldn't Tlie $'2 bettor at the racetrack scored their opponents, 22-5. in the in the 14-lcam league. Watkins i haiiips were paced by .spikers kins wen^t^on m win 15-3 and^then .Saturday night in May with a » • ♦ the New York drive with a tally at Bob Pettit's 24 point* sparked In 42 atartsl ran off 30 points in two 15-0 de- do as good as or even better than j Isn’t the only fellow who need* In Line for Title Bout final period to bring home the scored a .3-0 decisinti 7n-cr Woodhill Bruce Watkin.s. Tiger John Wict ' ‘ catered dinner election of offi- 6:40 of the second period. Before the Hawks, who had to overcome a L«t up Satisfaction before." he -said. "The way I feel; a little, luck to come awa.v bacon. to ice tlie title in their fir.st season' Kiel nan and Earl ost with cisions. The Congos won the first cers. entertainment and dancing to Third Team Picks the firing wa.s over, Andy Heben- short third period Detroit lead "There was a lot more satisfac- now 1 can keep going indefinitely" ahead. Paced by Lenny F.rickson the of compctillott. The I^tvians. Red Hadden and Joe Sartor lian- game. 15-10. but lost the next two. follow. All club members are a.sked lon had scored two goal.* and Dean and a late rush In the final 90 tion m compiling an undefeated Fonvards: Pat Mistrclta. 6-1 Other pitchers were also in the The jockey has to ha\e It rid- Chicag’o, Feh- 26 (/P)—)Vith everyliorit- wanting to get into winners bad three men hitting I'liampion.s two years ago, had to dling the set-up clioi-es. Ed Clailie. 15-12 and 19-0. to keep these dates open and by Prentice, 1-arry Pnpelii and Jim season this year." Father Blaney Junior letterman from Manchester, , . , news. ing with him, too. the act, Spitjler Welih's manager, Hec K.nowle,s, ,sa,\.s: “If I seconds. Phil Jordan's 20 points twin figures as Erick.son found the lie rontent u'ilh a tic for second . a\i a>' on a week s skiing trip, niiss- Playoffs will stall Monda.v night next week a definite dale should be and Bristol’s steady Johnny Rear- j league champions averaged 65.1 Bartlett one apiece for the Ran- led the Pistons. recalled. “We didn't think that we with the lop six teams competing Jack Urban of the Kansas City Willie Shoemaker had 11 yes- wei'e Sugar Ra.v KobiiiRon, 1 would rather figlil Archie Moore range for 11 tallies while team- plac^ with the jj^cslcst Rides aftei ed llie final night. reached. In preparation for the I points a game while allowing only A s reported that he still is 'eeling | gers. Paul Arizin scored 21 points In would have too much when the mates Charlie Frnh and Clem in the upper bracket and the sev- meeting. Carol Schubert and Jim terda.v. He ivas In four photo than C'armen Ba.silio. Center: John Novak, 6-2 senior : U’’ ** tallies. Bristol, the circuit .* effects of an Injury that plagued ! finishes and won every one. In The Maple l>>afs also had to the first half to push the Warriors season opened. But the feilowa Pontillo eaeh added 10 For the enth through 12th place finisher McKeough were appointed audi- "I don't think Hobin.son want.' from Hall. A rugged rebounder. I surprise quintet fh'" winter. him last season. Urban was lurt in I Willie's case It fnay not have come from behind after the Caiiad- in their desperate attempt to gain came along strong. We thought losers. Jack Edwards threw in making up the lower bracket. Each tors. with Herb Wolfram. Man- to -see that Basilio rushing In at Guard*; Tom Kellev. Bristorsfinishedsecondwttha,58.6offen- a collision at first base with Billy' lieen lurk, but he'd he the last International Boxing Club of Illi- iens had taken * two-goal lead on an Flastern playoff berth. The they were a year aw-ay. but were nine markers while Dick Fontanel- team in each bracket will play the Jane Carter and Verlie Morrison him again for 15 rounds. And if veteran captain who won honorable average and Welherslield s Goodman of the Oiicago While to deny that liiek helps. nois, was a bruising battle of twe scores b,v .lean Bellveaii and Phil Knirks made 45 of 48 free throw pleasantly surprised." lo chipped in '"•ith eight. I o t h e r o n c e . a* the Nominating Committee. Robinson knocked down Moore like Goyette. Frank Mahovllch, Bert The 1958-S9 campaign was the ' Eorniing the upper bracket will mention la.*l winter, and chuck *8“'" ''^ ’^'’^''*6^ Sox. Urban said there, is still a SInee he Is the national rid- (.'hii ago rivals while it lasted. attempts, including 15 of 1,1 by V .MIDOF3T I-K.\Ol E I also look runner-up laurels, Yvon Dnrelle did, Archie would Olmslead and Gertw Ehmsn notch- third for Father Blaney as coach I be Watkins, Latvians. West Sides, Salmdndi 5-9 junior lelterman from twinge in hia left shoulder. H« won ing ehiunpion for 1958 and the Boyd, ranked No, 7, had Webb's Richie Guerin. Willie Naulls led Church in New Britain, le.ss ; League-leading Fletcher Glass Another long weekend at Ja.i' Manchester who also gained third 1 Other offensive averages in- eight and lost 11 last year. ' Slav down" head buzzing with a left Then ed the Toronto tallies, all in the New 5'ork with 26 pointa And of the St. Thomaa High five in 'This year's squad la basically Correnti's, Center Congos and perennial joekey leader at San- This is one wav of Knowles say- a junior team. " the roach said than a par three from New Britain outlasted scrappy Ma s A Bill's to Peak was enjoved by Correan team honors last year. cluded Hall ,56.3. Wslherafield .56, Arnie Portocarrei o. Baltimore i Wehh unloaded two rights that pul second period. Arizin finished with 32. Connecticut Interacholastic Ath- Civitan. Correnti'a won the 1057- ta Anita and iloll.vwood Park, ing that Webb would aland more "We have aix boys from our flrst Teachers College. The teacher- post their 12th win of the year Mann, Gerry Picaut. Judv Weld- Platt .51.7. Conard 49 5, Manches- righthander, predicted he would , Boyd down for a nine count. He letic Conference (CIAC) competi- .58 regular sea.son title. whore he does most of his rid- of a chance to gain the middle- 10 who will return next season, coach carries a regular teaching last night, 10-14. The Elks won haas, Sher Merk, Jerrv LaPine and ter 47 3 (the source of moat of its win more than the 1.5 games he j staggered to' his feet and got Ids tion. His first season found the Teachers, St. Mary's. East Sides. ing, Shoemaker’s sen lees at at weight crown through a Moore- including four of the starting schedule, 20 hours weekly. He handily over Keith's Variety, 38-18. Earl Anderson who left last Friday Hbnorable Mention trouble all yean and Maloney 42..5. did laist .year after reporting 18 ! chin in the way of lefts and rights Many Ppoplr l^iizzlrd College Bafikctball Saints winning 20 of 2S starts. Kaeeys, Woodhill and Liberty Mu- a premium and he doesn't have five." leaches French. Latin and reUgion. | Richard Lovett led the Elks with night. Meeting them aft*r a trip Jim Johnson of Conard, Neil Behind \Vindham and Welher.s- pounds lighter to the Orioles' ramp i Robinsnn match. He Uiinka Robin- | that sent his himilliplece flying. New Hampshire 88, Mauaehu- Last year the team just barely tual will he In the lower bracket. Saturday were Boomer Baker. Bill too miieh trouble getting good son would win and Ihiis have to Also, he served as golf coach 22 points. Art Bralnard played a McCollom of Maloney, Eddie field defen.sively lanie Hall 40.7, in Miami General Manager .lolin Again Boyd hit the floor, nearly New York, Feh. 26 i>T1 His par- selL* 73. made the grade, winning nine of Five of the 24 victories were Fortin and Bill (Red I Ritchie. llorses, vacate Uie middleweight title. I f i n a l S t a n d i n g s Beardsley of Bri.stol, Mike Tray- .Vianchc.sler .52.1. Bri.stol ,5.“i,' .M.a- Quinn of Philadelphia has his eye sprawling tlirmigh tlie ring ropes. ent.*, the headmaster of his private Temple 75, Penn 60. 17 starts against CIAC foes. Act- squeakers, two against .St, Thomas Big Satisfaction good game and tossed in 12 points Snow again terrific. Local club In any given race there usual- Webl), now ranked No. 3. figures ■ One o! tile biggest personal to add to their victory w. L. Pet. nor of Hall. Lou .Soracchi of Wind- loney .5.5.6, Conard 56.3 and Platt on Gene Conley, the lanky Milwau- At nine he was up but was so wob- school and the judge who Is han- Syracn.se 70, Canlaiiis 73. ually. the season m ark read nine Aquinas, and one raeh with La 033 ni^tribera, so enthused about the ly are three or four horses lo do quite well in an,v elimination .sati.sfactums in roaching," Fatlicr Greer and Bob KsravUch also Watkins ...... 4 2 3 .933 ham, John Babel of Wethersfield. 63.7. kee moundsitian. who is doubling Idy Referee Frank .Sikora halted dling his case are Just as piir-zlcd Fordham 79, Rutgers 72 (over- wins. 100 defeats, two of games Salette (an ovcrtimei. Bloomfield area, the Easter weekend trip for ivhieli, on form, hai e a good tourney. niar.cy .said, " u.a.s in seeing tlic Latvians ...... 4 0 ft .889 Jcihn Pinchera of Wethersfield. ; » * * as a pro basketball player with the the bout. as a lot of other people as to why time). not counting in CIAC rating.'. and Holy Trinity. played well for the Elks. Stowe has been changed to Jay elianee of winning. A good .Spider was impressive last night voting men go on to fiirlhcring West Side* ...... 4 0 ft .889 Phil Olschefski of Malonev, Bill Boston Celtics. It was Boyii's seventh knockout Roy Gampanella's 1,5-year-old son Vermont 90, Middlebury 72. Pretdously, Father Blaney, a na- Playesl Sports Carl Rohrback and Danny La- Peak. All interested in the Thurs- Final Standings Elsewhere. CTiieago C5ib pitcher strong rider helps, and sjioe- before T'V cameras in Chicago their Catholic education. Between Uorrenti .* ...... 31 1(1 .7.56 Culpln of Windham. Jim Lawrence out of 11 los.sps in 65 fights. Wehh. got himself Involved a.* tin alleged Boston Unlv. 78, Tuft* 45. tive of Manchester, coached the During his undergraduate d.iy.s Gace were standoiiLs for Keith's. dav through Sundav weekend Dave Hillman is using a five-pound maker, with powerful hands and Stadium and a ring.side turnout of 60 and 70 per cent of the boys who Ccn'ff {’nngos ... 3(1 1ft .667 of Hall and Skip Fisher of Man- True to pre-season predictions a fine sense of time and pure who at 158 gave up two pounds lo drugstore burglar as well as street New Haven Tchrs. 106, Norwich St- Thomaa College team from at St Thomas, F'ather Blaney Fletchers got off to a good should contact Gerry Picaut *nd I the Whippets garnered the league iron ball which he hopes will elim ! 2.623 fans wlio paid a net of $4 - playi'ri on ni\' teams ha\T entered start and thes'were lucky to wind' Civitan ...... , 2 3 19 ..548 chester. Is one of the top riders. He Ins opponent, now has won 32 of fighter. Campanells. confined tn a 83. ■ . , . . 1^5 through 1953, nine seasons. played three sea.sons of varsity get .voiir depo.sits in. The club ex- I title with a sparkling 13-1 won i inate the tight shoulder condition 098. He bombed Bobby Boyd into the priesthood." Teachers ...... 18 15 ..545 ♦ ♦ ♦ gn5e a fine exhibition yesler- 36 bouts, 17 by knyoes. whcelclislr by injuries which ended Colbv 82, Bowdoln 68. During this time his clube won I baseball and baskethall. 103R-40. up winners ss Ms's A Bill's pects to take over the hotel (ca- land lost record, notching 12 that bothers him every spring . . a technical kayo in 1:55 of the Father Bl.aiicy was ordained .'!t, Mary'.* ...... 17 28 .378 dax'. his career as star catcher of the Falrfieli' 98, New BrlUln 8®. 106 gnmea and lost 40. During the | One of hi.s teammates was the Rev. bounced book to almost knot the paoilv 301 and rooms in the hotel Leading Scorers I straight wins before losing lo Hall Willie Mays of the San Franci.sro .first round of a scheduled 10. Aug 21, 104") He graduated from score in the third period. Finally Fa.st .'Side.* ...... 14 22 .389 will go to those aigned up first Two rookies on the. spring roster Dodgers, is heartbroken. He and Northeaatern 60, MIT 60. 1954-55 ajid '55-56 seasons the John Tierney, al.so of Manchester. Along with Wheaton, three in the Warriors' outmoded gym. Giants knocked a couple out of the I R r i i i s i i i g B a t t l e ,Sl. Peters Rchool in Hartford Rt. Steve Cole, Rick Schuster and Kaceya ...... 11 31 .262 Prices including lodging, food and park during an extra batting drill of the Detroii. Tigers were horn hi* wife Ruihe are sticking with Bridgeport 87, Clark 67. Silk Tm\Tl project handled the' Father Blaney'a ability to work other centers helped nail down the Picked to finish fourth. Hall sur- I The first promotion of the new Thomas .Seminary and al.so from Gary .Rniilli hit from outside to Woodhill ...... in 32 ,238 . . And the Los Angeles Dodgers ir Detroit. T' p “ are pitchers Boh young David tn his trouble with Hunter 75, BrotKklyn College 71. high school freshman and sopho-j with youngsters, both in the cla.'s- tows will be around ten dollars per first four positions In theindivid- prised many with its runner-up VI Vs iNips T rinilv National Boxing Enterprises, St. .Mary's Scniiiiary In Baltimore. enable the Glassm"n to win. Paul .'lecond Congo.* ...... 8 28 .222 plan to fly Roy Canipanella from Bruce and Gerald Davie. the law. Wesleyan 62. Trinity 60. more team. room and on the hardwood rourt, day. A few night* of participation ual scoring race. Wheaton com- position and fine 11-3 record. |Im., uhich replacetl the dissolved Ho received liis ma.stcr's degree in Quasnitsehks again acted as pl.ay- Roto-Ki ...... 0 33 .000 New York to Vero Beach, Fla. Although the Saints will nio\-e | has played a major part in the suc- entertainment are planned, so for piled a glittering 21.1 average with Wethersfield also made me look Latin f'.'om Boston College Four- ; where Campy will serve as a 111 Thriller, 66-60 Into the Class B ranks In 1950-60, i cess of the Saints, Bespectacled maker to add nitich to their win- a banner weekend sign up now. a total of 295 points in 14 games. good with its third place finish prospects sre bright for another' Father Blaney is a model coacli. teen yoar.s ago he Joined the fac- ning effort .M .Snyder was the big The club will leave for a day of although the Eagles were forced 'coach. ulty at St, Tlioiiia.s. In six years Davis, who led the leader by eight In contract signing action, Juan big season although matching the He knows the game of ha.skctball man for Ma s A Bills's with Gary akiing Sunday at 7 a.m. iroints at the halfwav mark, wound lo .share the spot with Bristol, the New Haven. Feb 26 ((Pi F our ills cla.ss will qualify for assign- Pizari'o of Milwaukee, Norm Two (sanies Slated perfect slate of this season would well: has the background and ex- Meacham and John Godin pla.ving Jim Tierney, Dot Dowding and Helen Foy up with 280 tallies and a rivals ending np with identical 9-5 ' f, ""■'rr, Connecticut colleges - Bridgeport I ments as parish pa.slnrs, this being had a few days of good skiing at tjoii m,.i ; Zauchln of Washington. Del Knnia be a difficult proposition Also, tn perience. plus the ability tn teach great games tn push tha winners sparkling 20-point average. mark.s. The Bell Touners,, in< I i- . lof , Cincinnati, George Crowe of ciSt TTr»ivn»-«itv.'University, iToir/ij»iFairfield University. At Verplaiick (jyni 824*828 MAIN ST. mo\dng up in classification St . and coach the sport. Perhaps most the niH jor goal in his cliosen pro- to the lini't. Craniiiore two weeks ago. No in- ■W’ethersfield’B Morissette. al- dentally. were picked fession. His niotlicr resides at .'lO Ixiuia and Billy Gardner of Balti- New Haven Teachers and Wesley- Ml 3*5161 Thomaa will join the Northern important of all, he pnssc.s.*cs the .n NIOR LF.Alil E John Matchett cidents this vear as Dot reinforced ready sought by .several colleges, sixth. WARDS » .1 , . J- 1 more all come to terms, Division of the Valley League n ex t: proper attitude and temporment Dougherty Rt Junior League action at the all seams before starling out. The finished with 253 markers and an The tag of the loop s most dia- [ _ __ an University came out on top A fine doubleheader Is on tap season. The Saints will get their ; and his players pattern Iheir ac- Meaii'.vhilc. the white haired East Side Rertxlaat night found old anioolhie. Gordv Filbig. with . 18.1 average. A fourth renter. appointing quintet has to go to; last night in basketball competi- toniglit at the Verplanck School Q flrst taste of tournament competi- tions and play after their leader. mentor is pointing his high school- Pace Rifle Win Woody Wilson, skied Bromley one for the benefit of the MaritWof games on the alate in the Bristol's O’Brien showed * 17 2 Conard. Coach Larry Stewart s tion. tion Saturday again.*! the winner The slender 6-1 . gray ers for tourney competition, no flrst tilt L. T Wood edged the of the few good weekends the area average with 241 points in 14 con- Chieftains winding np fifth after Dimes Tlie flrst game, starting at Top-Ranked Cross Bridgeport defeated Clark of of today's Bloomfield-Old Lyme , haired mentor is a weekend as- small ta.sk although the .Saints are Manchester Parkade. 61-57. In the Sophomore John Matchett joined has had. Boomer Baker finally tests. being picked to battle Windham ! 7:15, finds player.* from tlie We.sl encounter sistant pastor at Rt. Francis 1 the team to ho.-il. nightcap, league-leading -Songailo bought a piece of .lay Peak. Cap- Rounding out the top 10, scoring for the title. The West Hartford ! Worceater, Mass., 87-67. O'airfleld Side Junior League squaring off in I captain Jim Tieniey in the Opi)oses Norwich won 98-89 in a last-minute battle easilv ran over Nassiff Arnia, chiirnied 18(1 circle yesterday in the italist Baker closed the deal last totals and averages in parenthesis, club, with a 5-9 record, finished ; an All-Star game. with New Britain Teachers. New 66-40. local armory as .Manchester High's weekend. After last Sunday'a ■were Kaplan (205-14.61. D r i s c o l l one gunie ahead of Manchester Tlie second game pits the coaches exhibition on the ire at Ml. Snow New York. F'eb. 26 lAh - Con-) Haven Teacher.* defeated Norudrh of the West Side Midget League Spearheaded by Roger Poe, riflemen regained their winning (204-14.6), Novak (198-14 1). (4-101 which waa tagged for fifth Virginia .Springs Major I psct • ways with a sound vicloty over by Robert Brown. J think when it L'Haureux (178-12.7), Stewart spot at the season's start. ineclicut's first-ranked schoolboy University with a whopping 106- against an All-Star team composed Wood's won out over the Parkade conies to ice akiing, Robbie can out basketball team goes into action 83. And W esleyan won a 62-60 I of Midget Leaguers. after the latter made a final period Wilbraham Academy of Masaa- (178-12.4) and R«ardon (146-10.4). Awarded the cellar position at Egan, Rose boom the boomer. Rick MerritL tonight in the Connecticut Inter- thriller with Trinity. I It Is hoped that the twinbill will threat. After leading 25-21 at the chusptta. 889-843, Actually, Czuchry, who missed the season's outset, Maloney of my former fall guv when it came scholastic Athletic Conference attract a large turnout. No admis- By Tluimp ing ISorth Carolina half, the winnera jumped to lead Although still plagued with weak the last five league games because Meriden won three of 14 games At Bridgeport, three local play- to thrills and spiila, has finally of an injured foot, boasted the to finish seventh, one game ahead Tournament. ers collected 19 points each - Bob sion will be charged but all dona- 45-32 al the end of the third peri- I prone .shooting, the local riflemen Wilbur Cross, top-ranked among od but in the final periori Parkade taken a few lessons and improved loop’s fifth best per game aver- of crosstowTi rival Platt which con- Laemel, Joe Colelln and Jim Ro- tion* will be greatly appreciated. N.E. Stars j made it nine wins and three losses the Class A (Large School) teams, N«w York Feb 26 Next‘ Georgetown II straight times 1 battled to close the gap but once .*0 much I've^losl some good copy age, 15.8 with 142 point* In nine cluded with a 2-12 won and lost manello. Bridgeport now has a ' in the current season. TTie rash of meets Nonx-ich, ranked ninth, at Yieek'* Atlantic Coast Conference Bred Sawyer, a 6-11 pivotman, hit again time ran out on the luckless 1 s k i e d 1 ? 1 with him Sundav. and games. Behind the Windham flash. record. 10-13 season record. Boston. Feh. 26 (,Pi John ' "flung" shot.* that has hurt the In- the New Haven Arena. BaAetball Tournament-tabbed a ! I'®’' P'’*"'-' f'"' If « hich Parkade. Poe was the pare-.setter if he were writing this what a In scoring total, came Mi»trelta In addition to correctly fore- Fairfield built its record to 10- Egan, sophomore sensation of , dian scores in recent matches dis- In another Cla.ss A game to- . , . _ ^ ■ Itas w on SIX of its last seven for a with 29 points while Bill Eaglesoti I pasting I would be getting. Ver- (142), Saimond (142), Beardsley casting Windham’s championship 9 with its win over New Britain. Shoo-In for Fran.. McGuire s North | ]3_io record Providence College, and Darl- appeared in the Wilbraham rr itch. night, fifth-ranked Stamford Carolina Tar Heels a week ago ■ . chipped in witli a valuable 17 alao with the gunners concentrating on •’^leri^r.son and Mary Jane (140) and Kelley (136). finish, these statement* were in- The winners broke rway in the last iiioulh Captain Rudy Lani.s.so ♦ * ♦ plavs Hartford, Public |13| at the i REE G AS for the winning eaiise. For the solid .shooting liVatead of a poaSible b arter have graduated and are cluded in a pre-season roundup of minutes to take the game. (xira mllMg* you g*l with lUBRI- looks now as If it'll be the cain- Blow Big lycsd t'lday were-named to the 1050 Arena. | j ' Parkade. husky Gary McConnell 1 top score. now skiing the upper regions of the CCIL: New Britain's record is 17-3. I lOY U lik* getting free got every raisin' donnybrook folks have co ne Fordham blow a lead against .\ssociated Press All-New Mt. Snow. Both Claases B I M e i u m j dunked in 31 poinLs on 15 field The Indians break the school va- Team Statistica "Wethersfield not likely to climb rt lisM you fin tank. Come in tadory to expect. Rutgers but oiitscored the Scarlet ' England baskethall team. Schools) and C (Small Schools)! New Haven led throughout its goals and one free throw. Dirk •iV' ^ cation on Friday when Milford Windham made a clean sweep above third place. Hall coOld for pkoor, A reassessment us in order for 15-8 in the extra period for its 16th Egan and Lanisso were the,s Tliis Saturday is the day. Ski rest toniglil after heavy schedule.* ; game with Nonvich. .New Haven Wards Provost and Jack Reid added 12 School conies up from down-state of all CXUIL honors as Coach past the Eagles in the final stand- the scrambling that picks the victory in 21 starts LaSalle, now la.st night, when Class A team.* Captain Fred D Ambrose scored 30 leading vote-goUers on the and 10 points, resp^etivelv, al.so In ^ SintfiiiK Kranlv Town.send was in no mood lo c.xerei.se his lor a match In the Main St. range. Club's cake sale at Hale's. This John McMillan's veteran ings. Bristol is picked to hold DISTRIBl’TED BY. ACC's representative tn the NCAA 14-7 under new Coach Dudley will help the club in its effort to took breathers. points, hia best showing for the ballots submitted by partici- the losing muse. Weak Milford will give the Indian Whippets added the team offensive down sixth place but it wouldn't Tournament after Virginia's Moore and an NIT possibility, rac- ’ vocal cord.8 a.s Wild Hull Curr.v applies -a “tortuous” get snow machines for the town In Class B action last night, season. The Teachers' record la pating sportswriters in each reserve.* a workout, while the and defensive honors to their list be surprising to see the Rams fin- startling 69-6.8 victory over North ed past West Chester with a 15-2 With four men hitting twin fig- [ cholen Wilkcn-s, i Egan s team- the high ichool gym. Referee Eddie Moore was un- Monday's CCTI, Individual Oiam- down In Main and Oak and pick bott Tech (ranked ninth) 67-52. There were nine .seconds left in Heels’ second blunder in a row ! opener of a doublehcader at the ' fa.st start and grabbed a lead that , tip some of the dellcioiia cakes, Newington 1131 won 68-51 over the Wesleyan-Trinity game when mate. Tony .Nicodenio of Rt thev never tost as they upended aware ( ?) that (’urry was using a lace taken from one pionahip match in the Hartford Philadelphia Palestra Bill Armory. pies, cookie.* and pastries avail- Middletown (17i; Simsbury (1.5) Don Skinner sank the two foul AUTO PARTS/ Before they dropped a 69-51 (Pickles) Kennedv scored 22 points Michael's and Jack Ro.se of, , Naasiffs. With Waviie Reynolds as of the corner pad.«. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) shocker to Maryland last Satur- ’ Connecticut complete the flrst . Mnnrhctler (888) able and help in this great project. defeated Waterford (16) 61-42, shots that won the game. Wesley- ; in the nightcap for Temple, endiifig I the top point getter the winners | and Gilbert (20) beat Windsor 2 70 B R O A D S" ever! an'.* record is npw 13-6, while day. North Carolina was No. 1 in club jumped away to a 16-8 period lead I M a t c h s u m m a r i e s : Hebron Downs Griswold^58-49, the longest losing siring in the (161 67-64. Trinity'* is 7-9. the nation, and unbeaten and ' Hailed as a Bob Coiisy pro- I and then spread the margin to 1 J im T i r r n r v L...... 9,1 88 181 Saturday night all area akiera Owls' ba.skclball history. ' -John Matcliriil ...... 95 88 181 Class C teams played nine apparently unchallenged in the ■ tege before he donned a var-., 128-14 at intermission. While ReV- are invited to a "Fondue Party" Big Jon Cmcebox fired in 27 .Tack Toi.m«>- ...... ; 98 81 179 games. Woodbury 111) defeated ACC. North Carolina State, the sity uniform. Egan lias been* I nolds was setting the with , B o h n i i . « c o n i . , ...... 97 80 177 at „ Hinkel’s Restaurant, Daley Rd., Paired with Bloomfield Next Dace . Curry Feature Winner Windham Tech (21) 61-41, New only other club near Carolina's points and took 18 rebounds as ; among the nation's leading i 16 tallies, teanimates Dirk Kerr Ron Olamliolftti ...... 98 73 171 C o v e n t r y The East j Hartford class, had lo.at twice to the Tar . Syracuse made it four in a row for ' college scorers .s!l sea.s.on. A land Kevin Tooniey each added l.'i Wilbraham 184.81 -Ski Club is running the event and Milford (9) won 50-44 over Staf- an 11-0 record in a 70-73 decision ; P . - I - . . M a r t i n ) ...... 98 8o(H ITfi beside the fun and frolics, it 55II) ford (19). Terryville (13) beat I Heels and was no NCAA tj(reat I deft hall handler and plav-, and Phil Hence chipped in with BUI i 'o w i l r v ...... 98 74:4 172 Unlike a year ago -when it was* Ponchak topped the Heliron because of probation over Canisius mailer with a superb Junip 14. For the losers, Dave Tupper Despite Swinging Fan ; Saiuli' (tamin ...... 94 78 172 give area .skier* a chance to meet aoiuidly spanked in its opening shooters with 14 points while Hale-Rav (23) 62-51. Ellsworth Toledo downed .\1id-,\nipni an shot, tile Hartford. Conn, nick Pi**rro ...... 97 71ri 16>^ new friends. teat, an experienced RHAM High Gagnon chipped in "with 12 and (12) defeated Suffield (22) 69-49, , Lost Top Rating scored 13 tallies and Briiee Badger j P o t , F o I ls b o r K ...... 99 .58>6 IS. *) Conference foe Kent R’ate 6.'-,'i4, phenoni lias srnrei) "85 pointa and Don Simmons added 11 and WAF A ScPtooI quintet got by the first Farley added II tallies. Griswold’s Granbv (26) won 69-59 over Plain- ' Now in five day*. Mfcuire and 1 Otli- r Manrhoster sroro, field 161. LaSalette (18) beat Wil- Army Twill and New Hampshire won its first in 18 games for a 21 4 aver- 10 poin'tfs, respectively. I Stnn*fi,M. I7t. Wahrak. 181 : BADtZ. One of Mancheater’s few ei^pert rou n d In this ■winter's CIAC Claas Bill Jodoin was a standout In de- Modernization By P.\T BOLDUC ! Tils Tar Heels have lost the top Yankee Conference game after age : 1,59. M r l s a a n . 14.3: G lo rt,. 138. I skier.* caught cold Tuesday “and C State Touma.'aent. Coach Clyde feat, the Jewett City ace hooping ton (8) 49-40, Hebrpn (17) defeat- 'national rating — to Kentucky; nine losses, beating Ma.ssarhiisetts Tliat means Egan has Hartford's Wild Hull Curry officially defeated Singing! I took the da.v. off. Hi* doctor hap-— fiYaahbum's Hebron Rams elim- 23 points. ed Griswold (7) 58-49, Morgan (101 j lost the ACC lead—to N C. State: beat Bacon (20) 55-51 and Bloom-) work ''outfit 88-73 Boston University's record sro’cd almost a third of Prov- ’Vr*ar . P n rfn n t H iio Frank Townsend in lhe'’feature match of last night’s wres-i pened to be skiing st Mt. Snow on in a te d seventh-ranked Griswold BHAM (U) and have dropped two in a row field )15) won 72-42 over Old; ro.se to 16-5 in a 78-45 victory over idenee's points Ihoiigli he was tling card at the Manchester High School gym but the wild; that day so our man took off to 66-49 In a playdown game in Nor- B r Pts. to audi as Maryland, which has Tufts, and LaFayetle down in forced tn miss one game be- I^ahr lo As.sisl I find the physihian. It just *0 hap- wich. The winners were rated 17th H. Tft.vior 3 1 7 Lyme (251. won only nine o. 2l, and to Vir- points with nine minutes left cause of illnes.s, Vi'ill T h ird G roiin man of the ring nearly lost another match outside the ropes' pened his skis were on the roof Falceit* . 1 3 5 Piays 9 ff In the field of 26 team.*. ginia. with a 9-13 record. '1 with an angry woman fan .awing-* ------m ‘ VVaIi i i. *(ev 0 0 0 rallied to topple Burknell 80-80 in Lani.-fso 6-7 RroolUyn. N. (Cadets'* G raham of the car'and it tiinied out that But before enjoying its spoils Farlev ... 4 3 . 11 f' Y . woi|l{horse. is the backbone i , „ ing a loaded liandbag. Only Bull's “It wasn't that we looked bad," overtime. Colorado Rpringa,a, Colo.,C r ' - Feb. 26 , , ^foot kept him from A aeries of flying l>Iock$ ap- : the cold was only in his head—his RHAM will prepare for another Vlnkels .. 3 1 7 C^AC at a Glance in many ways . . . you couldn't replace your present said McGuire after the loss last o' I'artmoiith's .bid to retain Ponchnk . 4 f; 14 ■P. Canada's near-r-erfect two- ,,olidlv. peared lo have Cun-y in 'irouble New London. H'eb. 26 liPi -Otto mind to be exact. Tlie doctor's tough struggle Saturday hlght. lulo ...... 0 3 home for what you paid for it . . . and even if you did night. “Virginia was Just that the Ivv l.eague i haninionship. OsKnon .. n

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1989 72 PAOE EtGRT&BN Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Apartments— Fbts— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale Situations Wanted— Household Goods 51 ^TeqiMnents 63 MANCHESTER — On bus line. Business Services Offered 13 TkERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN t' WANTED TO BUY (X X ) (X X XX I) Ribicoff Set to Veto GOP Bid Female 38 16” MOTOROLA console TV, VHF Four room expandable Cape Cod, Good used resaiabie furniture, FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. In excellent condition. Fireplace, only. First 125, MI 9-0710 after 6 MANCHESTER — Six room Cape. tTON- Two year old four room RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- also nnaU upright and ^tnet Heat, hot water, gas for ;ooklng. '^ch with carport. Large living hot water, oil heat, combination cars, amplifiers, phonographs and ilfN iinENtEweo*oNtiiE«9omoMiH(»-rsii’ H(M V « SEE TXEM LOOKIHOR3R I4EW FACES typing of thesis, reports and p.m- electric refrigerator and gas Aluminum atorma and Hcreena. new ran So addressing. Will pick up and de- planoa. ro6m with flreplivce. Aluminum storm windows, screens, and cimngers. Over <7 years total ex- NS^OtO S i THE LOCAl SCSIM, THTpiMWlDOVS ANP HEW ACES' stove, $91. Call MI 9-4071 or MI hot water heater. Convenient to CLASSIFIED liver. MI 4-1120. SALE 1-S OFF OB waUpaper. Wall shopping, schools and buses. Nice combinations. $12,800. R. F. doors. One-car garage with ame- To Save Trial Justice Courts .^perlence. 90 days guarantee on all Watkins Used Furniture 9-5779 from 6 to 7 p.m. ______SAlO, QUOTE- tiles 4c a tile. KentUe, from 7c Dlmock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5246, site drive. Full price $16,600. 10% work. Potterton's. MI 9-4W7. (•fES.' MMSe Exchange yard. Priced to sell Immedla’ ely at . WCUliUM < each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, only $12,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., down to approved buyer. Call for (OonMnued from rage One) VAKflHEVeY ‘THMSfilftHTf ^ IHTOSOMC* Situations Wanted— Male 39 16 Oak Street MAN(JHESTER—Six rt>om older appointment to see Alice Clampet. ADVERTISING HILLS- TELEVISION Service. OBOPfoioa 9«fi«TlSC ------0 at the Green. Business Locations Realtors. MI 9-5245. home, two-car garage. Very con- Available at all times. PhUco fac- Realtor. MI 9-4543. Evenings and The man said in the letter that Alcom Selects ToewaoiM oAOooW'TMej ikNeXMf ALL KINDS of steriUzed used fur- w s BUT and eell antique and used for Rent__. 64 venient clean. Tongren, Froker. weekends call Mr. Johnson, MI tory supervised service. Tel. MI THIS VEAe.’ (XXI) cl assified ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS FIRST CLASS painter would like niture for eVery room Including fumltura, china, glass, silver, pic- MI 3-6321. 3-7357. the justice of the peace had admit- 9-9698. fflN tW AIR - CONDITIONED two - room 8:15 AJVI. to 4:30 P.M. ¥(ANtA" work. MI 9-3062. upholstered furniture end rugs, all ture frames, guns, attic ccutents, FOUR BEDROOM older Colonial. ted this, but that there was now Group to Draft in good repair and finish. 40% whole estates. Furpiture refln- front office. 100% location. Mar- ENFIELD—Five room ranch three SIX ROOM older home, deep lot. ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt coM fun Elxcellent condition. ’Two-car ga- years old, fenced In yard, rear confusion as to ^’hether the case friendly service on your Electro- DEPENDABLE married man. 29. off on new mattresses. Electric, ij^ed and repaired. Furinture Re- low's, 867 Main St, rage. St. James Parish. $17,300. R. Is Ideal for garden or play space. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. seeking steady job as ‘porch, $12,600. P. V. Tongren, Spruce St. area. CJIose *o schools la to be reopened. lux (R) cleaner. Plea up and de- gas, and combination ranges, pair Service and Sales, Talcott- (COMMERCIAL business or office F. Dlmock Co., Realtors. MI 9-6245. Broker, MI 3-6321, Goals of GOP MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:S0 AJR.—SATURDAY 9 A.M. livery. Call Electrolux authorised maker—6 years experience. Will tpac# heaters. Some refrigerators ^Ue. MI 8-7449. and shopping. Low down payment. The Governor noted that the accept position as electrician ap- space .for rent. Up to 6500 square Call John H. I.*ppin, In,. MI municipal courts are operated in ealei anu aervlce. MI 9-0848 or JA with freezers. ’All sparkling clean feet. Vvili sub-divide. Main Street. (XXII) TWO-FAMILY house near Man- 3-0108. Please aak for Augustli e prentice. milk routeman or truck appliances and furniture look like 9-5261, evenings MI 3-5219. MI "the full view of the press” but (Continued from FkfB One) PLEASE READ YOUR AD IxK-ated near Center. Plenty of chester Green, $17,000. Small 9-2896. Kamienakl. .. driver. MI 9-3418. new. Electric appliances tested Rooms Without Board 59 NEW SIX room ranch, one block down payment MI 3-1869 or TR that it la virtually Impossible for nauUled or "Want Ads” are taken over the Phonoaa a con- parking. Phone Ml 9-5229 or MI from Green. All large rooms, two newspapers to rover the justice of clples before the 1060 compfttfn.” FULLY experienced — Industrial before you buy. Come In an(H com- 3-7444. 5-6160. CUS'TOM 5S room ranch, wall to venience. Tlie advettlser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT GEER ELECTRONICS. Electrical, pare, quality and prices. Open 9 burnished room, convenlenUy baths, built-in stove and oven, fire- the cotirts. The Justice he added: radio and TV — Installation and x-ray technician available eve- located. One minute from Main place, Fiill basement, two-car ga- wall carpeting, artistic paneling, Courts ore siallcred all over and a P P I U ^ and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser- to 8. LeBlanc Furniture Hospital, HOME BUSINESS Income—A lix "Only time will tell, of cmutm, service. For the best In servdeo nings for part-time employment. St. Light housekeeping. Woman rage. Your choice of I'-terlor large wooded lot, many extras, meet al Irregular hours, he said. tion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE lncorrj»t or omitted 195 South St., Rockville. Suburban for Rent 66 room home, a four room home, a only $18,300. Carlton W Hutchins, Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a call MI 9-0762. Mjmehester, Willimantlc. Norwich onily. Ml 9-7959. decoration. R. F, Dlmock Co.. Re,al- package .store and candy store. Ribicoff said he compaigned up whether they will have « t y Influ- areg. Write Box B, Herald. MI 9-5132. «inake rood” Insertion. Errors which do not iMsen ^ o Three piece mahogany bedroom REDUCED $75 to $65 and $90 to tors. Ml 9-5245. Hard combination to beat. Paul and down the stale on the need for ence on the campaign.” t t ^ y S S s e ment will not be corrected by "make good Insertion. EVEREADY—Ashes, rubbish re-1 set ...... *35 heated room for one or two J. Correnlt, MI 3-5363. overall coiirl reform the elimina- Alcom laid he expecU flie 44- moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. enUemen. Free parking. 54 High $80—Two three room apartments, Three piece mahogany bedroom Rockville, heat, hot water, electric (XXIII) Lots for Sale 73 tion of the Justice and minor No job too big or small. Simdays , Dogrs—Birds—Pets 41 ft. ______BOLTON, Tolland Rd. —Immacu- courta and found most favorable member committee, which meet* YOUB COOPEI^ON WILL I 3.2711 set ...... *120 stove, refrigerator, garbage dis- available, package delivery, light Nine piece mahogany dining BOLTON — Six room split level, late four room rancli, breczeway VERNON-Two house lots, $1,600 response evci ywliere. here March 13-14, to have ready BE APPRBGIATED t / i q i lY ll <# » » expressing. MI 9-5045. ^ FOR SALE—AKC 'pedigreed Mexi- room with kitchen privileges. posal. No dogs Call Tr 5-2505 or wooded lot. ’Three bedrooms, fire- room set ...... *125 TR 5-5050, patio, garage. Nicely land.»caped. each. Other lots available In Man- "To suddenly say that we are by Sept. 1 a etatement covering can Chihuahua male or female Four sofas, *20, $30, $40, $60 each. Babies accepted. Centrally locat- place, excellent condition $16,800. Price $13,6.50. Paul J. Corronti, REUPHOLSTERY, slip cove-s and ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. chester area. Phllbrick Agency, going to give them (the people) such topics as civil rights, agri- Automobiles for Sale 4 with papers, 3*,4 years old. MI Maple breakfast set ...... *20 R. F, Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml Broker. MI 3-6363. MI 9-8464. partial reform 1s a complete denial culture, labor, monetary policy Lost and^ Found draperies. Custom made. Free 3-6897. ROCKVILLE - Furnished apart- 9-5245. Nine piece dining room set *80 PLEASANT room, heated one ment. new utilities. Children al- of justice to a large segment of and other arena. NEED A CAR and had your credit estimates. Open evenings fo» your FOR $13,800—Three bedrooms, 3(4 34 ACRES. Prime residentiel prop- lost—G lasses In brow-n case, vi- convenience. P & M upholstery block from Main St. Separate en- lowed. newly remodeled home, the people of the stale, The peo- This is nn attempt to etat» cinity Cottage and Forest S's. It turned down? Short on down pay- WATKINS (XXIV) year old ranch, garage, full base- erty. city water. For further infor- ple are entitled to equal Justice. Announces Events ment? Had a repossession? Don’t Shops, 207 North Main St. Ml WANTED—Nice home for Beagle trance. Gentleman, parking MI References- required. Reasonable ment and large lot. Good "ondi- what the party ought to be trying found call MI 8-6042. __ USED FURNITURE rent. MI 9-5833. . mation. R, F. Dimock Co. Ml We can't sa.y to them that we arc give up! See Douglas Motors, get 9-6324. dog. Call MI 9-3700.______S-4724. NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. tion, many extras. Assume a large 9-5245. Omar Shrine Club President to do in the next eight or 10 going to exclude 102 justice of the Elner Lorentzen today announced lost—P ass Book No. 265R Pav- the lowdown on the lowest down EXCHANGE built-in dishwasher, 1’ 4 baths, G.I. mortgage. Call the El.sworth yean," he said. ELECTRICAL work by Walt nciim Mwirtm it wbkmi WANTED—Very special family to ROCCI-CVILLE—Three apartments of peace courts with what tliat im- that the club will hold Its Po- ings Department of the Connecti- and smallest payments anywhere. 15 OAK STREET 2'j rooms, completely furnished built-in stove and oven. Ccmplete- Mitten Agenev, Realtors. MI Saying that the committee rep- /.emanek assures your safety. adopt two affectionate, adult Bea- furnished room for rent a, Iv landscaped. Amesite ’ r ve. R. Suburban for Sale 75 plies. tentate's Niglit April 17. It will he cut Bank and Tnist Company, N. Not a small loan or finance com- gle-type dogs. We have raised Open ’Thursday Evenings 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. ___ heated. TR 5-9992, TR 5-5531, TR 3-8930 "Are we going to have Justlec In resenle "all aegmenta of Repub- pany plan. Douglas Motors, 883 Don’t watt, call MI 9-8978 now. F Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI held at the Log Cabin in lx:ba- lican party thinking.” Alcom aald Main St. Office. Application made Be wise and modernize. them from puppies and they can- Until 9 'V6-2244. GLASTONBURY - Attention golf- Connecticut or aren't we going to Main Street. Roofing— Siding 16 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 room for rent, continuous hot 9-M45. MANCHESTER Special—Six room non. he invited only one Republican for paimient. ______not be separated. One is a female Closed Mondays cape on bus line. Full price, ers. Near Minnechaug Country have Justice? You’re not going to AL MARINOS. M A M Rubbish water and shower. Private en- ROCKVILLE—2(4 room furnished Tile directors of Omar Club met governor, Cecil Underwood of REGISTERED nume, S;30-ll;30 (spayed), the other a male (XXV) $12,650. 6(4 room colonial, beau- Club. New six room brick ranch, with the Justice of the Peace NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Service, complete full time re- COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, TOOL MAKERS OLDER HOOVER upright vacuum. trance, parking. 101 Chestnut St. apartment with private bath, utili- at Lorenlzen'a home last night to West Virginia, to join the group. Pass Book No. 81974. issued by 1952 PLYMOUTH four door sedan Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- p.m. full-time. Also 11:30 p.m. (altered). They are housebroken, tiful condition. Full price, $14,900. attached garage on lot 100x320 ft. Courts. moval service, industrial, com- fully Inoculated. We are moving Excellent tonditlon, $20. Call MI ties supplied. Suitable for couple. On this type of issue I can't' see make plans for several coming He said he had not invited Gov. The Savings Bank of Manchester J295. Call MI 9-0710 after f p m. asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, shift part-time. East Hartford AND Call TR 5-4828. NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, Good financing. Call the EM.sworth Beautiful kitchen, brick wall, events. Lorentzen today Issued a mercial, residential, route o- ap- back to the city and have to give 9-365^.after 4.______built-in range and oven, vestibule. Mitten Agenev, Realtors. MI built ins. Two tircplncca, $18,900. bow you ran compromise. This is a Ncliidn A. Rockefeller of New has been lost and application has galvanized or copper gutters and Hospital, 751 Main St., East Hart- room for RENT, 7 Florence St. reminder to Sliriners that I^ndles York, who la regarded aa a poten- 1950 BUICK—Four door special, pointment, metal, cardboard bar- them up. If you are a family that ROCKVILLE — Four room and Choice location. Large lot 5(6,200. 3-6930, or MI 9-5524. Carl and Esther Schwarz, MI question of the blghesl principle. It been made to said bank for pay- rels. Ml 9-9757. leaders. Ml 3-7707. ford. FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS 3 ROOMS OF SLIGHTLY MI 9-1940. Night will be held al the Country tial rival of Vico President Nixon ment of the amount of deposit. Dynaflow, in good mechanical will love them as much as we do, bath, hot water, no heat. Couple R. F Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI 3-0154. goes to the very heart of our sys- condition, low mileage. Privately please call after 6 p.m. or veek- USED FURNITURE FOR MANCHESTER We have two Club March 7. Tickets can be piir- for the party's 1960 nomination. HAROLD A SON, Rubbish Remov- TYPIST, cashiers, bookkeepers, For work on close tolerance Air- NICE HOME with lavatory, private or with one or two children, $50 9-5245. lent of Jurisprudence.” owued. .lA 8-7191. grocery clerks, meat wrappers, ends. Coventry PI 2-7616. Ask for entrance. Hackmatack St Call beautiful two-family homes that The GOP plan would also set up ebased from Edward Saarl. Rob- Nixon also is not a member. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that al-papers and ashes. Call MI Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A craft Precision Parts. ONLY $300 monthly. TR 5-7984. Pass Book No. W1889, Issued by full-time and part-time. Apply im- Mrs. Walker. ^a 3-8905 or 112 OV 4-3680. (XXVII) you should look Into. Excellent Wanted— Real Estate 77 a municipal court division of the ert MacMillan or IjCater Bolton, Alcorn named Sen. Everett Dirk- PRIVATE OWNER has 1956 Chev- 9-4034. Only 3 months old. Easy terms, and there is a limit on reserva The Savings Bank of Manchester ROOFING—Specializing in repair- mediately Connecticut State Em- HIGH HOURLY RATES ROCKVILLE Gentleman wanted condition, nice location, hot water Common Pleas Court with between sen of Illinois and Rep. Charles rolet. two-door for sale. A-1 condi- include the following: furnished room, complete MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven and steam heat, oil. For additional HAVE NEED for six room capes. lions. The March meeting will be Hallcck of Indiana, party leaders has been lost and application has TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ployment Service, 806 Main St,, to share four room, two bedroom If you have one to soil call P. V. 25 and 35 judges. It would permit been made to said bank for pay- tion Priced right for quick sale. Manchester. A public service, no If you don’t qualify for bold a omitted hccatisc of Ladies Night. in the two houses, aa the only Davtime. MI 9-7753, after 7 p.m. sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys sories. only, One block from Center. Call room, large kitchen, full din- Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321, ment of the amount of deposit. Turnpike. MI 9-3477. fee charged. these positions, please do not ap- $12 weekly. TR 5-3634. Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI referendu.n to decide whether to Lorentzen said. Congressional members of the Ja 'O-6588. cleaned, repaired, 26 years exper- Mqdem living Room Suite with MI 3-5539. ing room, nice den, U4 baths. ience. Free estimates. Call How- USED TV set. new Motorolss for 3-6930. join a stale court. A meeting will be scheduled in group. LOST—PASS BOOK No. M-4650, high trades. Don’t wonder. Call accessories. One car garage, spacious s''reened BUY — SELL — TRADE Rockville for May 22. Omar Shrine 1955 HILLMAN tan, new tires, best ley, Manchester. MI 3-5361. MAL TOOL & BROOKFIELD ST.— Gentlemen, Want to sell your pron-rty? Tlie Republicans' limited Court Other members Include serveral Savings Department of the Con- Household Services COMPTOMETER Gonder, MI 9-1486. Complete Kitchen with acces- Apartment Buildingfs porch, Amesite drive. Situated on MANCHESTER outskirts. Five Reorganization Bill was submitted Club rovers the Manchester-Rock- from the GOP National Commit- necticut Bank and Trust Com- offer. Owner leaving state. Ml ENGINEERING COMPANY sories. nicely furnished rooms. Next to 69 a well landscaped one acre plus room home, excellent condition Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all 3-0917 or MI 9-7938. Offered 13-A shower, TV, radio, parking. Ml for Sale cash, or work out a trade. Quick to tile Legislature by an • Interim vlllc-Bollon-Vemon area. An out- tee, several professors, a number pany, Manchester Office, Applica- OPERATOR Everything complete for only lot. Priced to sell at $23,800 R. F. plus garage, barn and chicken Legislative Committee from the ing Is tentatively scheduled for Heating and Plumbing 17 2*1 ADAMS STREET KNAPP SHOES, Harry Mahoney, 9-6801 after 5 p.m. Dlmock Co., Realtors Ml 9 .5245. coop. U has seven acres of good action assured. Call and get our of women, and leaders in the fields tion made for payment. OLDSMOBILE 1949 Rocket 88 DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com- $300. 82 WEST CENTER ST, Three 1957 session of the General Assem- Amston I^ake on June 20, ladies of labor, agriculture, business and 38 Maple Street. MI 8-4327. apartments, one vacant. Call MI cleared land for farming or build- deal, no obligation. four-door sedan, clean, with radio pan.v, doors and windows, custom 8. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat- Opening in a small department RETAIL SALESMEN See it at ALBERT'S FURNITURE bly. It was approved, with Ju.*t one Invited. The Sphinx Temple law. work guaranteed. Call MI 9-1583 COMPANY, 43-45 Allyn St., Hart- 9-5229, 9-5 Monday to Friday. (XXVIH) ing lots. Call fast on this one. Full GREENWOOD. INC., Announcements heater and hydramatic transmis- ing contractor. New in-atallations, for a comptometer operator to do SNOW BLOWERS—Reo, Snowbird, NEWI..Y DECORATED room In price $14,900. Call the Ellsworth dissenting vole, at a Republican Spring Ceremonial will be held in Plans to appoint the group were sion. original owner. Price $125. after 6 p.m. alteration work and repair work. Interesting and varied work. Pleas- GOODYEAR has several desir- and Toro. Push and self-propelled. ford, Conn. private home, shower. MI 9-8354. COVENTRY—New 5’ 4 room anch, Ml 3-1577 caucus yesterday. Hartford June 6. and Omar will made tentatively at a recent na- able openings for men under 30 who Mitten Agency, Realtors. Ml INCOME TAXES prepared :.i your Phone MI 9-0374. after 6 p.m. MI 9-3808. ant working conditions. Apply Em- Capitol Equipment, 38 Main. MI Open Nights Till 8 p.m. Business Property for Sale 70 three bedroom, living room, kitch- 3-6930. Some Republicans did not vote take an active part Lorentzen tional committee meeting In Des WEAVING of bums, moth holes wish to leam the retail tire and SELLING YOUR home? For at all on their own bill. Rep. Ralph home Or by appointment. Exper- ployment Office, First National 3-7958. Sats. 6 p.m. en and dining area. Built-in range prompt, efficient, courteous aerv .said. Moines, Iowa. At that same meet- and tom clothing, hosiery mns, 24 HOUR immediate service. Re- accessory business. Apartments— Flats— PACKAGE store, gas station, seven Shulansky of West Hartford has ienced tax work. 24 nour ?rvlce. handbags repaired, zipper re- Stores, Inc., Park and Oakland and oven, fireplace and mantle. SOUTH WINDSOR—New tivp room ice and appraising without obllga ing. Goldwaler and Rep. Richard Trailers 6-A modeling, repairing, new installa- Ave., East Hartford. PRE-SEASON chain saw special. Tenements 63 room house plus extra rental unit. ranch, large modern kitchen, full indicated he Is one of a siibsianUal Call 50 3-4723. placement, umbrellas ••epalred, These are permanent nositions Basement garage, hot water heat. tion, call S. A. Bcechler, Realtor, tion had been commuted to com- Simpson of Pennsylvania called tions, electric sewer cleaning, Save up 30% on Clinton saws. FOR SALE—Dining room suite. Located on a heavily traveled Situated on one acre lot. (^bse to cellar, ' ! r.cre $15,000 $1,000 group within the parly that did not for a clear statement of party FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre- TERRIFIC BUY ''36” Elcar. two men's shirt collars reversed and with excellent opportunities for ad- 15 MINUTE ride to Vernon. Three Ml 3-8969 or Wesley R, Smith, Ai- mittee. drainpipes cleaned fast and effi- New and used. Capitol Equipment Call MI 3-6991. route, with an excellent botential schools, bus and shopping. 614,900. down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, vote and that favors totally ahol- principles. pared with your savings in mind. bedrooms completely furnished. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0377. * WAITRESS wanted, part-time, vancement with the world’s larg- Co., 38 Main St., Ml 3-7958 room apartment with garage, Bociates. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi- O'Brien later admitted to news- ing Shop. est rubber company. Retail exper- for future growth. Guaranteed in-j Minimum FHA financing, R F. MI 3-2453. ple Listing Service. i.shing the minor courts. Alcorn said yesterday he bad Reasonable rates. Call 50 9-6246. Wonderful condition, $2,050, Only three evenings, one day, 2? hours stove, refrigerator. References. M I, vestment with all types of .'.anc- Dimock Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-5245, GOP Slate CTiairman Edwin H. men that if he had announced he $100 down. Jensen's, Inc. (always total. Apply in person before 3 ience helpful but not necessary. SPARTUS 35 mm camera outfit. ONE GAS stove, one oil burner and 9-2837. MANCHESTER - Oose to new May Jr.and House Minority Leader was casting his vole as Speaker not discussed his action with either SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet ing available. For further informa-1 Goldwater or Simpson, but com- INCOME TAX forms prepared by reliable). Rolling Hiils. Route 44A Moving—Trucking— p.m. daily. Arthur Drug Store, 942 Must be at least High School gfadu- Includes camera with carrying tank. 14 Sunset St. MI 9-2965. tion call R. F. Dimock Co., MI' (XXIX) Keeney School and bus. Nine year A. Searle Pinney of Brookllcld, of the House he would have got appointment In your home or wash, damp or fluff dry. Folded Main St., Manchester. ate. strap and leather case, fla.sh at- TWO ROOM furnished apartment, i Legal Notice mented he thought It would go be- Mansfield. GArficld 9-4479. and wrapped free. Manchester Storage 20 9-5245 old cape, shed dormers, in good however, stand firmly behind the the tie he \va* after, thereby killing mine. Elx^rienced, competent tachment with batteries and six 105 Birch St. Call Ml 9-5601 after condition, six rooms, one unfin- Pursuant to tha proviaiona of Chapter yond their suggestion. Laundromat, 660 Center St. Company benefits include life and ROCK MAPLE double bed, spring MANCHESTER ROAD, Glaston- limited reorganization bill. May the resnhttion. work at reasonable fee. Call MI GENERAL LEDGER bulbs and viewer. All in leather 5 p.m. bury - Large four room ranch, ished. Hot water heat. garage. 284 of the Cjeneral Statutes and amend- cWled it a compromise and said This was the second day in a Goldwater said in an Interview 8-2666. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. hospitalization insurance, and pen- and rhattress. MI 9-4651. ments thereto, notice is lierehy plven Auto Driving School 7-A BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com- carrving bag. Complete, $20. MI Houses for Sale 72 ceramic tile bath, fireplace, com- Quick occupancy. $13,900 mort- that the Household finance Corporation lljat he hoped it would get all 138 row Democrats had difficulty that he expects the 44-member Light trucking and package deliv- BOOKKEEPER sion plan; all free of cost to em- 9-1180, FIVE PLEASANT moms, conven- committee to agp-ee on a conservst- pany For those who care about ery. Refrigerators, washers and ployes. DINING ROOM' set, 9 piece ient location. 91 Main St. Tel. Ml bination windows, fully olastered. gage available. $14,900. Town and of Manchester proitf'se.s to file apptlca- R'epublicon votes in the House. mustering a majority. The day be- ATTENTION teenagers, new driver VERNON-Four room home, mod- Breezeway. patio, one-car garage. Country Realty, AD 3-6266, ME tinn witlt the Banking Commission of live position. He added that If the INCOME TAXES prepared. Call their rugs - phone MI 3-0012. stove moving specialty. Folding P’ive day week, central locaPon in THREE-PIECE living room set bleached walnut, table pads In- 9-1077. Connecticut tor a Hecitse to rondurt a Ribicoff's bill is expected to come fore, they had to settle for a lie education classes starting ; atur- Free pickup and delivery. Free Convenient interviews will be ar- ern kitchen, oil hot air heat, base- 100x200 landscaped lot. A clean 3-2792. group unexpectedly should come In MI 9-6056. day. Call Mr. Miclctte, Manches- chairs for rent. MI 9-0762. Manchester. Top salary for quali- and coffee table, $50. One pair cluded very good condition. Rea- ment. A good buy. $8,600. The smalt loan Itusiuess at 380-890 West before the Sen-te in two weeks. on an order of aim pie parliamen- estimates given. We spei ializc in ranged for those who qualify, if sonable. MI 9-3879. NEW EFFICIENCY apartm-nt for home throughout. Asking $15,900. Mtddie Turnpike, RviiidiiiK " B ” Man- The Democrats, with a 29-7 ma- tary procedure. with a recimmendatlon that the ter Driving Academy. Coventry, fied person. Apply necessary at night, on Saturday or girl'a ice skates, size 3, $3. MI Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. MI NEW USTING—Si.\ room cape, ctiester Sliopittne Parkadc. Hartford GOP be made over "Into a Me-To, HALL FOR hire—weddings, etc. furniture and wall to wall carpet- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local 9-6603. rent with kitchen, living r o o m ,______Coutit.v. .Maiicliester. Connertlcut. The jority, do not expect to have any Accommodates up to 300. (^11 JA n 2-7249. ing. moving, packing, storage. Low Sunday. PHII-iGAS kitchen range, good con- 9-5245. three bedroom, large modern New Deal party, they'll have a CONNECTICUT STATE bedroom, tile bath, F^ir -shed I weST SIDE—Attractive Fve room kitchen, ceramic bath, copper officers Htul directors of the corporation difficulty getting the bill through 8-6273, ext. 3. MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead- rates on long distance moves to dition. Price $25. Phone after 6 with stove refrigerator and heat. home, enclosed breczeway. ga- are there. fight on their hands.” FLAT FINISH Holland window Reply by letter only giving edu- I (XXX) plumbing, amesite drive. A.sking Harold K MacDonald—Prealdeut and Woman Plans Suit ing driving school. Three skilled, 48 states. MI 3-5187. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NEW MOUNTED Montana bear p.m. MI 9-1284. all on first floor. Storage <=pace rage, $13,900, assume 4(4% Dirccior 69 Lakewood Drive. Clencoc, It will be oh the floor of the Elsenhower told his news confer- shades, made to measure All cation and business background. in basement. Parking o” bus .$14,900. Paul J. Correnti, Broker, ence yesterday that he thinks the courteous in.structors. CHass room head. Call MI 3-4705 mornings. mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. LAKE STREET — New six room .Ml 3-5363. lllin'.i.s. House where the great storm may Personals metal Venetian blind.s ct a new MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- 806 MAIN STREET Also include inexpensive photo and ONE DOUBLE bed spring and line, neai- shopping center. For Hutchins, MI 9-5132. Donald f MoClure. Vies Prc.sldent For Sidewalk Fall facade of the Republican party has Instructions for 15. 16, 17 year Colonial with garage. Built by U. and Dircctoi, 221 E. Delaware Place. finally break. low price. Keys made while you ing Company. Local and long dis- MANCHESTER telephone number. All letters will mattress, one dresser with mirror, one or two only, $95 monthly. Can Democrats liold a slim 141-138 been "distorted in popular convic- ELECTRIC SHAVERS, sales and olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, wait. Marlow's. tance moving. Weekly van serv- be answered and kept strictly con- one crib, good condition. Call MI & R. Btiilt-in stove and oven. FIVE ROOM Ranch, 2 bedrooms, Chlcasfi, Illinois ] Diamonds— Watches— be seen at 189 We.st Middle Tpke., BOLTON CENTER—Attractive two , , , Earl I> Larsen. Treasuier. Asalslanl margin there and parly member.* tion and Imagination unfairly” and service. We carry cords, cutting Director of Driver Education. ice to New York. MI 3-6563. PARTY demonstrators needed — fidential. 3-7489 after 4 p.m. bedroom. ranch. aluminum! fireplace. Sun deck 11,4 I large kitchen. 14x26 living room A notice of Injuries filed today MI 9-7398. Apt. F. Phone Ml 3-7091. paneled fireplace wall, separate Secretary and Director 124 Robaart came bo realize yesterday exactly this shoitld be rectlfled. He added: heads, cases and moat part.s in DOUG'S Refrigeration Serv'ce—re- New 1959 line of over 500 newest, Write to; Jewelry 48 storms, cellar, enclosed fcreeze- baths thiec bedrooms. Beautiful; Road, kcnllworlli. Illinois. With town officials charges that dining room, 2-car garage, selling Harrv p' Meisiahn. Vice President how slim Iheir margin 1* Some "I believe that we want a whole stock. Russell's Barber Shop, frigerator repairing, anv hour. smartest, most unique nationally HOTPOINT automatic washing FOUR ROOM duplex and g- rage way, garage $13,900. Ml 9-5132. j view, $18,700. R F. Dimock Co., Mrs. Rita M Wolf, 24 Locust St., Spruce St. I ARSON’S Connecticut's first li- Phone MI 3 .5932. MI 9-5650. G. A. HEBERT, Store Mgr. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- machine, perfect condition. $65. 1 Realtors. Ml 9-5245, at bank appraisal of $21,500. Buck- and As.slslani Treasurer. 353 Melrose Democrats admitted that the.v fell on a Locust SI. sidewalk Feb. group of people that are dedicated censed driving school .rained. .. Painting— Papering 21 advertised items. Full or spare oil steanr, heat and hot water. Tel. | Carlton W. Hutchins. Avt-ntie. Kenilworth. Illinois. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Call MI 9-9896. ley School area. Call John H. Lap- Paul A. Wclh<->n. Serretary, 1503 viewed the outcome of yc.ster- 18 at about 6 am. and suffered to progress, to advancement both VACUl-TM CLEANERS repaired In Certified and approved, is 'ow of- TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, all time money-making opportunities. Goodyear Service Store. MI 3-4751. PAINTING AND paperhanging. Experience unnecessary. Call or 713 MAIN STREET Reasonable prices. Open dally. $14,900 RANCH, brick front, three (XXXI) pen, Inc. MI 9-5261, eveninga MI Brophv Avenue Park Ridge Illinois day's first roll call vote in the injuries that are likely to be per- for our people, our economy and my own home shop. Forty vears fering classroom and tehlnd makes Highest quality guaranteed Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce FOUR ROOM apartment, second 9-2896, MI 3-5219. Willard A Brooks. Assl.slanI Secre- Good clean workmanship at rea- write HOP Home partie.s, 45 MANCHESTER. CONN. bedrooms, fireplace, cellar, base- tary 82 N Peck Avenue I.aCrange House, in which they were de- manent. our standing in the nation, who Are factory experience. All makes, low wheel instruction for teenagers. work and parts, over 47 vear’s ex- Street, Ml 9-4387. floor, oil heat, hot water, attic, | VERNON—New six room Colonial feated 127-126 on a relatively strong and cap carry that kind of sonable rates. 30 years in Man- Manor Circle East Hartford, board heat, trees, near bus, NEAT AS A pin, four room ranch, Illinois The notice, which provides the rates, free estimates, free pickup MI 9-6075. perience. Famou.s for serviec since MEAT CUTTERS, meat stock screened porch, entirely reno-! stores, school. Carlton W. Hutch- with attached garage. Built-in Donald J. Kline. Conlroller. 9555 minor issue, as a warning. a policy and at the same time do 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best chester. Raymond Fiske. MI Conn. JA 8-6247, fully fenced yard, shade trees, Harding Avenue, Skokie, Illinois basis for a damage suit, said the and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA 9-9237, clerks, frozen food and dairy men vated, garage. Adults. P. O. Box ins. Ml 9-5132. range and oven. Fireplace sun An attempt to gel a court re- not believe that we can destroy 2-8904. service. deck, 1(4 baths, three bedrooms, outdoor fireplace, oil hoi air heat. Tile rate of Interest to he citarged is sidewalk near 16.-18' Lck'USI St. was WIDOWER and three children de- and porters. Apply immediately. Fuel and Feed 49-A 255, Manchester, Conn. Sef. jier month on that part of the un- organization plan through the covered with unsanded snow and ourselves by unwise taxation, Business Services Offered 13 COUNTER SIX ROOM .split level, twn baths, high wooded lot. Brick front. Buyer may aa.sume existing mort- paid itrincipnl Italance of any loan not YOUNG LADY to rent room and PAINTER and paperhanger, deco- sire housekeeper, (iall MI 9-1978 Connecticut State Employment general assembly could conceiv- ire. Mrs. Wolf is represented by spending and other economic fea- rating, Good clean Job, reasonable Service, 806 Main St,, Manchester, WELL SEASONED hardwood, fire- | FOUR ROOMS unhealed tenement, fireplace, recreation room, ga- $17,400 R. F Dimock Co., Real- gage. Ideal for young newlyweds In excess of $100 00. and 21, per month CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, Building— Contracting 14 or contact Rev. Almond at South on that part of the unpaid principal ably result In a stalemate. the law firm of Gryk and Gryk. tures.” have full use of facilities. MI A public service, no fee charged. place or furnace, $5 and $10 loads automatic hot water. Phone MI rage. City utilities, A real family tors. M 9-5245. Or retired folks. Call John H. Lapl- 9-3329. available all hours. Satisfaction price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after Church. balance iti excess of tlttt'.Oo but not in The question' is, how many will 5. delive’-ed. Ml 3-2694. ^ 3-4751. home near new school. Minimum pen, Inc., MI 9-5261. Eveninga MI excess of $300.00. and of le-,. per f guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. BIDWELL HOME Improvement TOPS 9-2896, MI 3-5219. cross parly lines over the mcas- j Co. Alteraticms, additions, ga- BOOKKEEPER trainee and clerk down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, (XXXII) month on any romainder of such un- EXTERIOR and interior painting. Help Wanted— FIREPLACE wood—pick up t. unk- reFlaced with 4'4 ROOM apartment at 348 North paid principal balance. ures in the House? ------Hal Boyle Automobiles for Sale 4 FIXiOR SANDING a specialty. rages. Roofing and siding experts. typist. Must be good at figures. I MI 3-2153. Permanetti capital of al least $25.- Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. ful or less. 78 Erie St., off Keeney ' Main St., $85 per month. C II Ml VERNON — New six room split LARGE SIX room ranch, fireplace, The Democrats have said that ' Skilled workmanship. Call Andy Aluminum clapboards a specially. Apply Box F, Herald. Male or Female garage Need.s some redecorating 000.00 will he availalile for invesimetil OLDER CARS, mechanics spe- Wallpaper books. Estimates given. St., MI 3-4415. FORMICA or 9-5253 between 8-5 p.m. W. G. $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom level. High wooded lot. Cathedral in the business No ntlier business will they will stand for no compromi-se Sebula, MI 9-8919. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Glenney, ranch, ceramic bath, ,iot water ceiling with redwood beams Built- but real value at $15,300. $1,000 be maintained in the same office. bill on court reorganization. I cials, flxit yourself cars, always budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR Fully covered by insurance. Call FOR STATE Judicial Department SPEED TYPIST at least 60 words Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. in Hartford, stenographer, typist per minute., Night work, 8 p.m.-5 CONSOWELD heat, basement picture window, in range and oven. 1’ 4 baths, large down to qualified buyer. Clifford On the last two successive days, Chevalier, 71, Wears a g o ^ selection. Look behind our LEAVE YOUR rubbish worries to 5-9109. TWO ROOM furnished apartment Hansen, Realtor, MI 3-2453. office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. m e! Cellars, attics i-teaned. or dictating machine operator; a.m. Call Ml" 9-5273. Household Goods 51 MATERIAL 145' frontage. Carlton W. Hutch- fireplace. Finished laundry room. however, the Democrats have had CEILINGS refinlshed and interiors starting salary according to abil- on Lake St. Near Route 44A and ins. MI 9-5132. Garage. ’Three bedroom.s $17,990. difficulty in excercising their leg- Light trucking of all kinds, for CARPENTERS, experienced in 6. Call MI 9-4695. SEVEN ROOM colonial. 1(4 baths. WANTED — Clean used cars. We homes, store.s and offices. Norm's building and contracting, altera- painted evenings and Saturdays. ity, experience: reply stating age. WE HAVE openings for women on NORGE DRYER—Gas with bott! Coll Ml 9-4233 R. F, Dimock Co. Realtors. MI islative control. buy. trade down or trade any- Call MI 4-8016. our first shift and for men on our VERNON—Five room ranch, mod- 9-5245. Good condition and neighborhood, Life Like a Flower Trucking. Ml 3-8905. tions, additions, porches, e*c. Spe- education, experience and salary attachment. Never used, Askini FOUR ROOM duplex on bus line centrally located. Owner MI Yesterday, in the House, they thing. Douglas Motors. 333 'Iain. requirement to Box T. Herald. second and third shift. Age limit $250. Evenings MI 9-0074. em kitchen, built-in oven and cializing In cottages, garages, sid- near schools and churches, Vene- range. Air conditioning. Ful' base- 3-0731. News Tidbits failed altogether. ings. (Guaranteed workmanship. 40. Apply at Spencer Rubber (XXXIIl) The showdown began when a 1951 DESOTO—Two-door hardtop, SECRETARY (steno-typisl) for tian blinds stove. $75 month. Call ment and quiet street. $17,900. ho said. "I have always been MORTENSEN TV. S pecectallzed RCA MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. Courses and Classes 27 Products Co., Chapel St. THREE BEDROOM ranch, .94)8- Culled from AF Wires joint resolution came before the New York UFi - -"All the good ideas good condition, radio, heaicr. low State Department in Hartford' m 9-3634, 9-12. Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. VERNON — New six room ranch working in Europe. But to have television, service. 9-4641. ciou.s kitchen with disposal and House. It had been passed in the come from the heart," said Mau- been a star 50 years—and to stlU mileage good tires now batterv. FOR COMPLETE alterations and AIRUNE ALWAYS. Men and salary bracket $3,300 to $4,740: OPENINGS for part-time work, with attached garage. Built-in women. Train your ability. Your $40 weekly guaranteed for three SOUTH WINDSOR—New five room range and oven, fireplace In living exhaust fan. 23' living room with Senate wdth the approval of the rice Chevalier. be on top— that makes me very MI 9-3307. I FIXIOR SANDING and reflnishlng. cabinet’ work. For quick service starting salary depend.s on "xper- BIX ROOM apartment with garage, Judge Thomas D. Gill, presiding I Specializing in old floors. Ml future will be exciting and secure. evenings work per week. Car ranch, built-in oven and range. room and basement. Wooded lot, fireplace and built-in bookcases, Republican minority. There are few men hlS age today proud. with reasonable winter prices. For lence and ability: some Saturday 46 Woodland St. Call 5U 3-.5901. oil hot water heat. Lot 100'x2O0'. judge of the juvenile court of Con- BEFORE YOU BUY a used car 9-5750. Enjoy a good salary. Hold a posi- morning work; offers job security, needed. Call Coventry, GArfield IjOt 100x200. $16,600. Philbrick nice location, $16,500. R. E. Dimock The resolution urges Congress who can match France’s gay boule- "I have no unsatisfied goals In free estimate' call Joe Girardin, Agency. MI 9-8484. Call John H. Lappen, Inc. MI necticut says that "sensationalism see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck MI 9-8933. tion of prestige. Qualify as host- retirement privileges, all benefits 9-4149 for office or home inter- FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL MANCHESTER - 245 North Main Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. to quickly pass two bills calling life. 1 don't see that I could have Sales arid Service. 285 Main | TV ANTENNTS repaired and In- ess, station agent, passenger view. White Cross Party Plan, 9-.5261, evenings MI 9-2896. MI In our communications” ha.* ex- for a $100 million loan fund to vardier in either grace or grati- done more with my little gifts— of State employment. Reply Box St., three room heated apar'^ment, OAKLAND ST.—Two family Oil 3-5219. aggerated the problem of juvenile StreeL Ml 9-4571. Open evenings, stalled. Call Modern TV Service. ALTERATIONS and remodeling — agent, reservalionist, communica G, Herald. Inc. hot water and utilities. J> 5-9574. (XXXIV) aid industrial redevelopment in tude. considering that I was bom to be Ml 3-8185. R. F. D IM O C K CO . hot water heat. Good investment delinquency. kitchens, bathrooms, attics, cel- tionist, or operations. Free travel TWO-FAMILY 6-6 duplex, 2-car ga- predominantly rural areas. The "I am 71, and have been in show a working man. lars. residing, porches, roofing passes, paid vacations, Insurance SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS XXXX pg?* property. Priced toj^sell. $17,500. COVENTRY—Attractive 'iv- room A judgment of $170,732 has been FOUR ROOM apartment, modem Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. rage. Owner will li.sten to all of- bills also provide tax allowances business now for 60 years- yes, I "A man has regrets. He has to and room additions. Connecticut retirement and many other bene- Help Wanted— Male 36 Situations Wanted— on 9-52*5 conveniences centrally heated. ranch. Large kitchen, three bed- awarded to a New York construc- started at 11.” he said. "I take my Sew-Simple Princess fers. Paul J. Correnti. Broker. MI tion man again.*t George A. Bren- for industrial expansion programs have them. But. all in all. I am Remodeling Services, 34 Oak St. fits. Special training in Personal Female 38 BARBARA WOODS RICHARD F. DIMOCK Call MI 3-4884. room.9, nice living room, large lot. and loans for the construction of job seriously, because it is my For A Cute Miss! EXPERIENCED tool and gauge TEN ROOM home on spacious lot A comfortable home for Tiodeat 3-5363. ner, former V.'estchester County thankful to my destiny." MI 3-1425. development for women. Free life- »n 9-7702 MI 9-6003 in downtown Manchester. Don’t utilities, such a.* sewage disposal ' whole life, my whole happiness, time placement service-. Accredit- maker wanted. Pleasant working WILL BOARD child, day or week. ROBERT W. AONEW ROBERT O. 5IURDOCK S'4 ROOMS, second floor, heated, living. Priced at onlv $12.6,50 R. Surrogate now under indictment Chevalier's success is no more miss this one for $15,700. Phil- GLENWOOD ST. — Four room plants and highways that would ; "You have to love a profession due to chance than is a raiuoa- ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi- ed by NHSC. Training ncjed not in- conditions, company benefits. Ap- Licensed home. Excellent care. Ml 3-6878 MI 8-6472 centrally located, gas stove fur- F Dimock Co. Realtor* Ml ranch, good condition and neigh- and accused of using forged bank net work done. Honest and relia- JA 8-8041. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. 9-5245. stock certificates as collateral for aid in relocating industry. ; *’®* been so good to you. Unietable. Despite his light-heart- terfere with present emjployment. ply 334 Charter Oak St. nished, large sunporch, $75 a borhood. Priced for quick sale. It was pointed out by Rep. John ! Chevalier, who quit a dubious ble workmanship. Call Roscoc All inquiries confidential. Must be month. Call MI 9-7850 any time. loans. . . . ed air, work has been more of a EXPERIENCED bartender. Mostly MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. Owner MI 3-8526. M. Griffith (D-East Hartford I the fulm'e ^ | religion with him than haz amour. Thompson, Ml 3-1895 for esti- 17-39, haVe high school education 22x15 toot living room with fire- (XXXV) New York State Assemblyman mates day work. References. Write Box SECRETARY desires full or part- FIVE ROOMS heated including Bernard Haber, 36, Brooklyn Dem- resolution's sponsor I...... n Ih®...... „ Hou.*e^ ibecom ejhe mos^l rehearsed It and pleasing personality. Write, place. Modem throughout. $23,900. MANCHESTER GREEN — I-^rge that the congre.ssional bills would ; ^/“ ’ e® of his f*i7ie. retains giving address and phone number V, Herald. time work. Call MI O-^^05. three bedrooms, refrigerator, BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon — six room ranch, spacious living ocrat. died of Injuries suffered in has the planned spontaneity of a CARPENTER desires renair work, Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Spaciou.s seven room ranch, large extend federal assistance for re- : Gallic charm that is **• to; Airline Training, No. 16, Na- Btove, Btorm windows and park- and dining rooms, fireplace, an automobile accident on the , r,o ' skyscraper. all types of remodeling. Dial PI ing. $100. MI 3-4957 after 6. RANCH—6(4 rooms. Ultra modern redwoo^ paneled living room, three thruway. . . . Eighteen Japanese de%felopmenl areas such as thel"'®ll as physical Nearly .,0 years 2-7728. tional School of Aeronautics, Bo.x fenced back yard, screened porch, Dafflelson - Norwich - Willimantic ^! he wa.l o. rnakingmaking $20,000$20.00 a week Yet, asked his philosophy, iChov- D, Herald. —situated on a spacious lot. in bedroojtis, den. and separate din- attached'garage. Approximately submariners will graduate from alier observed: f exclusive surroundings. Beautiful ing rodm. Kitchen, built-in range Submarine School al 9:45 a.m. to areas of eastern Connecticut. | f° n ALL TYPES of carpentry work FIVE ROOM apartment, heated, $1,000 down to qualified buyer. U.S. Sen. Prescott Bush, Green- goVfernmcnL O® ‘ he An er- "It Is to be careful of everything living room with large picture and dven, wall refrigerator. Two- Carl and Esther Schwarz, MI morrow in the students lounge at that is too good—too perfect.” 'idone, alterations, dormers, roof- stove furnished. Call Ml 9-2252. car garage, 1’ 4 acre lot. $26,800 iing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981. Bonds—Stocks Mortf^ges 31 window, built-in bookcases, 3-0154. the submarine base. i . . Vice Adm. wich Republican, recentIjO Voiced , livin', room of But the old boy. now minus hlz paneled walls -and wall to wall R. F. Dimock Co. J Realtor.*, MI John Hughes Hallct, a retired objections to other bills similar to ” *w*nirtort^Tnwers Che HERE IS A VARIETY FbUR ROOM (gftement. 132 Bissell 9-5245. thisr-oointimr out that there s“ ‘ ® >bq Waldorf Towers, Che- famed straw hat, still wears life IF,: SHOPPING fpr low carpentry* i TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolidate E R N ON carpeting. Full basement with VALUES PLUS British admiral complains that no these- pointing out that there like it was a flower in his button- your payments and improve your St. $80. Call MI 9-5229, Mond y to were certain sections of the bill valier was the picture of a time- prices, write P. O, Bo.x 901, Man- WILSHIRE koAD Friday 9-5. recreation room and built-in bar. (XXX VI) one ever told him where the atom less. old fa.*hioned sport. He wore hole. chester. Anything in carpentry. credit standing. $22.25 per month of sizes, types, locations and prices. Among them Two-car garage. $38,500. Phil- Porter Street area, six i room bombs were kept when he was sec which would enable states to pos- a smart glen plaid suit whose pat- Small jobs welcome. Work guar- will pay off $1,000. If you own brick Agency, MI 9-8464. colonial In immaculate condition, sibly drawl industry away from "Take ’exercise? Ah, no!” he may he just the home you have been seeking. CENTER STREET Five room TWO IN ONE package. A nice two- ond in command of a Britiah- tern looks as if it hi^d, been woven shook his head. "But I stopped anteed. real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask heated, second floor, parking, $90. front vestibule with closets, large American striking fleet. ConneclicutY Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter for BOLTON CENTER-Custom five family and a separate four room living room with fireplace, djning in braille. His spring-blue eyes' smoking 25 years ago, and I drink Call MI 9-4839 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. home. This two-family Is in very But BiishV? statement was over- crinkled in a ruddy complexion i yp,.y little. details. (Connecticut Mortgage Ex- NEW 5-ROOM COLONIAL room ranch, atone front, breeze- room, spotless kitchen, 3 bedrooms looked for the moment and the Roofing—Siding 16 change. 15 Lewis St., Hartford. 6-r(X)m Cape in Coventry. Slab con- way, double garage, a true show- nice condition Inside and out. marinated the color of a fine Bor- "Whiskey is the best drink— FOUR ROOM duplex, stove and re- Separate heating systems, copper and ceramic bath, extra added House passed the resolution with $ struction. Beach privileges, oil heat, frigerator furnished. Available place, Carlton W. Hutchins. MI feature—finished recreation room deaux wine. when you can indulge it. It ia a RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and plumbing, aluminum cortiblna- Men vSleal Show little discussion on a voice vole, 8,900 combination windows. RANCH HOME March 15. $75. Call MI 9-9139. 9-5132. with cooking facilities. A newsman recalling Bush’s re- But at 180 pounds, his agile frame marvelous drink. I prefer it to built-up roofs, gutter and conduc- tions. two-car garage, convenient gave a slight hint of portliness - wine or champagne. 6 marks asked a Republican if the.*e tor work; njof. chimney repairs. location*. An ‘ Vnusual nackage buy Six room cape, convenient loca- At Grange Again "If I were intelligent, I -vouid Ray HSjgenow, MI 9-2214; Ray • SEPTIC TANKS • AHACHED GARAGE MANCHESTER VICINITY for $21,500. R. F. Dimock Co., were the bills the Senator had "It gives you a lift. "So-—-h*. FIVE ROOM flat, first floor tion. parklike yard. 4 > bedrooms, warned about. The newsman's re- '1“ '® '®8S. ‘'® sighed. , laughed—".so you must not drink Jackson, Ml 3-8325. CLEANED and INSTALLED West Side. Call MI 3-8326. Realtors, MI 9-5245. fireplace, hot air oil heat, extra The men of Wapping Grange ' But I am getting at a rpomcni m 7-room older home on High St. Manchester Deepwood Dr.— Four mark spread concern throughout it until you fall down. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- $ • BUILT-IN OVEN and RANGE large kitchen equipped with dlsh- outdid the •women again this week. House Republicans. my life when it is hard tc refuse "But i don't want to look as li • SEWERS West Side in Manchester. Immacu- FOR RENT—Six room duplex, oil room Cape with carport, knotty (XXXVII) wa-sher and disposal. to eat a little more, or drink a lit- pentry. Alterations and additions. heat, good location. Call after pine recreation room, completely It was competitive night Tues- ’The final result was a motion by I were giving advice. (Xher people Ceilings. Workmanship miaran- M.ACHINE CLEANED 13,500 late condition. 4 bedrooms, 2 car • PICTURESQUE BOW WINDOW TWO-FA5ULY — Excellent condi- tle more, if I feel like it. can lead their own lives.” 6:30. MI 8-6052. fenced in lot. amesite drive. Ideal Five room Cape Cod, large wood- day, and the men scored four Rep. Anthony E. Wallace (R-Sims- But it is part of my job to keep teed. A, A. Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn garage. for small family or retired coujJle. tion. 5-5. choice location, $16,700. ed lot, completely redecorated, bury) that the House reconsider SL MI 3-4860. • INSTALLATION R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml more points than the women. Two well, and I am moderate in every- • 100x200 SHADED LOT THREE ROOM, second floor apart- Owners want fast sale. Asking extra building lot available. Its action on the resolution. thing. In a way, yes, I always have SPECIALIST ^ ment, 326 Spruce St., $42, garage | jn ,800. 9-5245 weeks ag^ the men displayed their After much discussion, Republi- High Cafe to Revolve baking skills. • NEi^US, SCHOOLS and SHOPPING IS extra. JA 9-0636. SHERW’OOD A. BEEC: LER, cans moved that the resolution be "I understand early that you 7-room bungalow on Oxford St. 3 ___(XXXVIII)______Tuesday the men put on an old referred, to the Legislature's State Dortmund, Germany — Diners SURNISHED studio with tWo!COVENTRY BOLTON LINE Realtor f; fashioned minstrel show. The show lean t give your best on a stage and may soon observe the scenery Town and Counti'y bedrooms.'garage. Park like lot. MANCHESTER ^ Nice six room Development Committee. go wild in your ordinary life. J Be the first to see this Colonial ranch home nearing comple- glassed-in porches, bsseboard Cape just/off Porter St, Fireplace, MI 3-6969 Btealer was a demonstration of a They then called for a roll-call around Dortmund from a cafe 425 tion. 3 spacious bedrooms, all ceramic tiled bath wl(,h colored heat. Adults. New Bolton Road, Oversized six room Cape, 1(4 mother giving a bath to her son. "To give way to all the bad in- feet high which will revolve on Drainage Go. 15,5W baths, very large lot. Owners want large lot, aluminum' combinations, vote. stincts that we all have—that is i COLON IAL fixtures. Attractive kitchen with plenty of knotty pine cab- Bolton, MI 3-6389. nice condition. $13,9(X1. R. F. WESLEY R. SMITH, Associate It was a scene from 60 years ago. The tally board showed the Re- its own axis six times an hour. The fast sale. Asking $14,900 or best MI 9-8952 what defeats most people. When I restaurant will be on a tower, the Ml 9-4143 inets, knotty pine paneling in dining area, living room with Dimock Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. The women gave pantomimes of publicans had carried their mo- picturesque bow window and paneling. All Colonial natural ofier. songs from the roajihg twenties. see young artists who are broken highest edifice in West Germany. woodwork. Closet space galore, oil hot water baseboard radi- MANCHESTER—Neat as a pin. - tion 127-126. House Speaiker Wil- by liquor and things like that, it It is rising from the midst of a DECORATORS Old but reliable 7-room home on For other Information and 11st- (XXXIX) K card party “planned by_the liam J. O'Brien Jr. announced he Embroider flowers of Spring on ation. Six room all brick cape, with full Club makes me sad. 180-acre garden park In which the Mn-0- Woodland St. 1 acre of land, 2 car MANCHESTER Ings. MANICHESTBR—All brick six room cellar and knotty pine recreation Grange at Pleasahtsamt Valley was castin'g his vote against the "I am not a moralist—ah, no.—- this 'sun-loving' pinafore with Saturday. Federal Ga,rden Show will Uks tVeaxftble sundress cut on sew- garage, 2 baths, knotty pine family Cape in South Manchester. Built room. Ceramic tile bath, plas- resolution as a Democratic rep- I only know what is good. I know matching, open-crown bonnet for • PAINTING 16,200 i Iawrence f . fiano, place thii year. slmple princess lines. 'Trim with the little miss! This Home Is Not in a Project $0,900 — S bedroopis, I '4 by Pontlcelll in 1951; Aluminum tered throughout, amesite drive, resentative from Portland.j you never run a risk 'in doing less SEPTIC TANKS room. Owner will do redecorating. combinations, large enclosed rear unusual buttons. Pattern No. , 2539 has tissue— bifths. Nice porch and shade Br()kers convenient to bus, schools and Japan Cuts Film Output O’Brien’s vote would have meant of anything tempting, and you al misaddbbssed AND MI 9-6910 porch. Garage and amesite drive. shopping. Asking $14,600. Elsie a tie . and thus, under parliamen- ways run a risk• iin n o

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brated in thia fashion becaust he _ [C O U P O N 5I»6CI/ ^ l | Mrs Viva M. Reggetta. 369 B. | The WBA Giiard Club will meet has come to be considered the tomorrow at 9 p.m at the home, Guarcl^Aiieii Slate GOOD TODAY, KRIDAV, and S.ATLRDAY OM-Y! Main St., entertained a group, of j symbolic father of the National About Town 12 women e.mployea of the Herald | of Mra. Ruth Staples. 14 Main St. Weddings Ex ercise Sunday; Guard. He was a colonel Inl the last evening at her home, follow- i Mra. Gladya Gamble will he co- Virginia Militia. Th« Zlpser Club will bold n ing the Fashion Show at the Wad- , hoaleaa. National Ouard.smen In Man- This Is the foiirth annual observ- BCtbacV party in the ‘■b'brwms dell School auditorium. Mra. ^ chester will relebrate national ance of the day in Connecticut. Saturday night starting at » 30. .\malia Gworck of the Herald , Miss Khzalreth Mar.tir. daughter j "Musler Day" next Sunday, al- Members and fiicnd.a arc welcome. biisines.e office allowed motion of M i . ami Mr- William J. Mar.iir. thoiigh last Siinda.v. Washington s pictures of a trip she and her hiis- I 46 Homest.-ad SI., has bee.n named to the academl. honor list at the Birthda\, was recognized as the The L Beaus will plarj- for band took to Mexico a few years mt at the British Amencan Cliib College of Mt. St. Vincent. River- of.'ieial celebration date, Police Arrests ago. I Saturday from 9 to l Members dale, N ,C. A g-aduate of .Mt. St. Guaidsmen from Headquarters and their friends are invited. The MATES at their meeting | Joseph Academy a>ie i.s a member Co, and Co. A, Lst Bn., 169lh Inf. ATTACHED IN ^^^ Caiis last evening reported an a\ erage ofs^h.the class of iP62. Regt., located at the •Manchester state Police arrested Joaeph 20 SHNUTES: John P. McCallum. 62 Porter weekiv loss of one pound. Plana Armory will participate In a tac- Materia. 52, of Cambridge. Mass., St., will occupy the pulpit of the tical training exercise at the were dlscuased for the forthcom- yesterday on the Wilbur Cross OPEN TONIGHT Covenant Congregational Cliiircti Mansfield Hollow Dam training ing March card part\' at the Ital- Sundav at the 10.45 a m worship Police Activity area. They will be joined by other Highway and charged him with TlIAi 9:00 ian .\mcriian Club. Following service, in the ah-ienro of Pa.vtnr . adiournment at R:ir.. the members unils o' the 1st Bn. speeding. Rele,ased under $35 bond. K. EJnar Bask The Rev C Hen- left for their monthly bowling "Muster Day" is the National Materia la diie in Manchester Town ry Anderson of F.inaniiel Lutheran Takes Upswinjt I Guard',- observance of Washing- partv Awards for February will Court March 16, SH O E 701 Church, will he the speaker at the be made at next week s meeting. I t'Ui s Birthday, and guard units State Police said Materia had! REPAIR MAIN BT. Lenten vesper ser' ice at -■> p m Polir^ ftctivils- m ManrlK'stfr ' across the nation and in Hawaii ZOTTI'S The coffee hour will he in the amj Puerto Rico took their place driven at high speed east from the ddie Rev and Mrs C. K Wins- took an upwnrrt turn in .lanuBry charge of Sortal Group No 5 No low of Ihe rtiiirrli of the Nar.arene aftor hHvtnR Ip.qspnprl for thrrr for rol: call last Sunday. ! Hockaniim River bridge. He was [C O U P O N SPECIA L confirmation rlasses uill he held Washington's Birthday la cele- I picked up east of the Rt. 6 exit. have Twturne

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o clock at the pa't home da v will mark the beginning of (‘it r spH from fib to snd Ibp

I heir sei enth year in .Manehesler. numbrr of romplRinls rerrivod by riK.tr* Rpf)px Mrs. .lamra N. Sadler tlr. The Rev. John P, Neiiberl win police \\cMt ujt H'om I3r> to iTTt. and

later of the i'onimiinil i- Rapli.'i Ratriolie Instniclor Mrs. Ogloi e f)f all R!rr«tq t’b were for- nutloi- HALE’S Self Serve Meat Dept. Clmrvh. has heen i ailed to l-orre.«t White, ai rompanied b\' Presidenl Mr and .'trs. .lamos K. Wilson \ehirle and traffic law violations ni !':ne Mradow announro the Hills. N Y-. bv the death o' h;.' Mrs l-aina Kialiert of the VFW Rtvl .St for otlrer misdemeanors. marnage of Dirir daughtor, Rher- 11 mother. Mrs AIcn Neuher! 'huh ,Au\T.iar\', le.rnlh presenled six There wa.« a genecal increase m nil 2\nn. to ('pi. .lames N. Sadler occurred Monday m h'nrie'it Hilii .■\n',ei:can Hags to the six dens of the vanou.s traffic violations but .Ir . ,sr»n of Mr. and Mrs. .lames N. He experts to return m time to m - (’iih Pa-k 2.'i1 . T'erplam k .‘Trhool the mo.st notneatile ua.s m the The pi >-,aonta I Inn uas made at Ihe Sadler, also of Pine Meadow. 11 ctipy hi.s pulpit Sund-H'. rules of the mail category. There |ia' k s blue and golri hanrpiel Cull 'Ihe cereriiony wa.s performed were 2H arrest.'' on this rount op- Smuts Ruhaid O'er Thomas Ra\, Feb. 1.3 in (bhrallar. Mrs Marjone .1 ('onion 26 Trot- posed lo 1.') in I>erember Parking Ifihn l-'elire Thomas Kittle Chaig ("pi. Sadlet rurrently ata- ter St. distrut deputy pre.sident \iolat lon.s, howe\ec, .«lnt\srd a .Nil'-s (;rego--\- l.iviiil I Ink and .lo- tinned with the Marine < *orp.s at of rhstnet 10. Rehekah Aa.seiiihlv marked drop firnri 34 to 1^ sepli I'ataldi accepted the flags Ro’a Syiain. lOOF. and her staff uill in.stall Polne noted an increa.se in ar- officers of Sunset Rebekali Ixidge Mis Sadler the granddaugh- rests for intoxn at ion, from 9 to No. 39. Monday evening m Odd .Mis.s .Maii'vn A Siarchiik 44 Irr of Mr.<. .lame' H. Neill, 97 Ox- v-.y. : - v-.wA V B ild'.sin Rd Witl rec en e Iter cap Ifi. f-ir breach of the peace, fronr fnifi St. Fellows hall. Before the in.stalla- fmni tile Walerhi.ry Ho.qpital four to seven; and also noted at* t'.on a potiurk will he en.|o\ed in ■ School of Nur.sing Monday eve- re.st.s for breaking and entertain- the charge of Mrs. Ca'l llilduig ing as.saiilt aiul baiterv and tam- I hei e w pi' e the previous j D O U BLE S & H G REE N ST A M PS T O D A Y W IT H C A S H S A LES! and her eommdtee Menihei.s aie ning at the Will)' High School pering with a motor vehnde where mont h. reminded to hnng a dish I .aiidilnriiini, \\ aIerhiir\'. BUMBLE BEE ^

BRA N D OYSTER

st/y.s (hit Chirkcti rxiurt. Tony Biiysm’, to STEW F A N CY SOLID SOUP

t^il you not to rxpnt ordinary rhirhrn Irfin,

WHITE TUNA SU G A R CURED H IC K O RY but thr usual srirctrd larfr laps irilli piruty of

tender dark meat on earli Ire. Can.s 3 For 99c 75c

Betty (■'rorkera genial Bob SMOKED HAMS F'lynn is bringing m a large

shipment of Betty Crocker LA N D O' LA KES BU TTER

Brownie Mix for tins sale. . . . SH A N K or

It s easv to make delicious Brownies , . ju.st follow recipe In Quarters I.b. 73c B U n H ALF 1 1 6 9 ®

on package. If you want to try

a Brownie Ue Tream Sand-

wich . . . be sure to slock up LEA N

on Pinehurst Fi'o-Joy Ire Cream Sealtest uhirh IS a “ best bu\‘” al.so at

79c half gallon. SPRIN G G ARDE N SALA D

BE H Y C R O C K ER C H O C O L A T E FU D GE C O H A G E CORNED BEEF C H EESE 2 P k g s .

BROWNIE MIX Pint 45c 33c

69'

o.„ EXTRA LEA N _ — — c KR A FT V ELV EET A

C HEESE SPREA D

Buy 2 or .1 or more and tni r 4r on every 2 L b . Pkj r . 89c BEEF for STEW

package \on buy ubile nr are featuring Hronn- repoi OLD POST RO A D ie 5/i.v at this p r i c e .

D o le PURE STRA W BERRY

or RASPBERRY 75'

Fro-joy Ire ( ream and .4pple Pie CEN TER CUT For PRESERVE

FARM H O USE

.U ()7.. .lar 55c

Beef Shank ° 55' APPLE PIE KRAFT M IR A CLE W HIP

Price is low, roe, on plump, tender fryers and

medium size lbs. form fresh roosting chick DINTY M O O RE SALAD DRESSINR

ens ...... lb. 49c n c

BEEF STEW If you like chicken wings have a feost at this Qt. 5 7 e L A R G E SIZE C A N Polish Ring 85'

special price o f '...... 2’ 2 lbs. for 49e

SU G A R HEART BAVF, 16r ON F.A( II PIE AT THI.S FFATl FFD PRIf F Chicken soup ports ore a "steal " at 2 lbs. 25e For 2 89c TE N DERSWEET CHOICE SELECTION OF SEAFOOD I H EA T and SERVE

FRO -JOY ICE CREA M I, r.Ri 79c ir if/i Pork in srnsnn Hired is ninkine large PEAS COLD CUTS, Large Bologna,

link Sausaer. ^ansaee Heat and medium hot 501 '\‘F TRir.n nOR.\N farms FROZEN POT.ATO lb. 59c Sausaee daily. t ri I I S NOM TRY THFIR M.M FROZFN ROI.I.S. Cans Veal Loaf, or Spiced Ham 49c ALSO NEW IN riN K in RST FROZFN 1 OOO SF< TIO.N

. . . PFPrFRinGF, FARM CIIFRRY ROM.. TRY 'T'HIS HOME STYl.E BIRDS F^ F IT.AI.IA.S (IRFFN BF.ANS. SA rSA (.F. MEAT \T Lh. ‘ had 69c .\frLKS,\l ( F | P I Ari’LL ( ILVNBFRRI IF lO I M A M A in I.K lOl S MFAT I.OAF, .\PPLK RASPBKRRY \\ f . S I ( , ( , K S T 2 YOI R < HOK K

PINEHURST SPECIAL 3 in 1 BLEND .lars T O M A T O ES...... Pkg. of 4 19c 3 45c 63c OF BEEf, PORK, VEAL ...... 25c LE H U C E. Large H ead . . . .

FrfHkhlv ground In jiixt th- right prnportinrn for th» GREE N BEA NS ...... Lb. 29c

flne«l mriit loa.nx ...... Lb. 79c D o l e CO N TEST SW EET P O T A T O ES ...... 3 lbs. 29c

D ELICIO US A PPLES ...... 2 lbs. 35c G O VER N M EN T INSPECTED 6 FIRST PRIZ E- FLO RID A O R A N G E S ...... Doz. 55c

W ESTERN C OR N -FED . . . 3 for 39c GRA PEFRUIT, Seedless . . .

A WHOLE FORD FAMILY PEARS, D'Anjour or Russet ...... Lb. 29c

RIB Of_^pS!

3 0 3 o t h er p r i z es t o o! C O O KIE DEPT. SPECIALS

ROAST Lb. Entry blanks hare ED U C A T O II ,

E m OPEN SESAME CRACKERS r>. 39e PORK

SPECIAI. I-RIB BOAST. QI KEEBLER’S VIRGINIA REELS » 49c

HAWAIIAN 46 oz.

SUNSHINE HYDROX i,h. 39c Block Island Sword Oysters. Fresh Haddock C A N S PINEAPPLE Cenler) Slices Lb. 69c Scallops, .Salmon

NABISCO IjllTZ Pkg. 29c

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IMPORTED BOILED H A M A L W A YS A M PLE FREE P A RK f N G A T T HE REAR O F O UR ST ORE!

Leon S lic e d ...... lb. $1.19

LEA N C H U C K GRO U N D ...... lb. 69c Green Stam ps fbr

purchases in m eat and \ ! grocery departm ent new ^ P i n e h u r s t - 3 0 2 M a in S t . ' being issued a t g rocery . Th€ JW .IU L C coni!

check-out fo r your con M anchester ConH. venience. Open Thursday, and Friday till 9 P.M . C O R N ER M AIN and O A K STREETS

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