MSMSMirnc'. ■•■f ------■Vf-Ls—..- \ .. \ J J '■ ■ . ■ . . r . ■ ___ . ' ■ I , I ! ‘ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1«6$ PAGE FOURTEEN •-W iianrlffatpr lEoftting l|praI2 Average Dally Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather Fehniary 1, 1958 Forecaat of C. S. Weather Biiriaa The weekly meeting of the Man­ The Rev. Carl J. Webb, rector of Navy Ens. John C. Reed, son of Joseph c l Nemchick, a freshman Albert Hekvlstdes, 57 Baldwin chester Squadron of Civil Air Pa­ St.’ James Episcopal Church, Glas­ Mrs. Harold M. Reed, 132 Walker at Nichols Junior College, Dudley, Rd„ and Miss Bernice Juul, 99 « About Town trol, USAF,, will be held Wednes­ tonbury, will be the speaker' at the St., graduated Jan. 24 from the Mass., is on the honor roll at the East Center Stl, attended an alL PICK UP 12,640 Cloudy, not eo cold tonlghL haw day at the American Legion Home. meeting of the Ladles Aid Society Navy Officer Candidate School kt college. The. son of Mr. and Mrs. day 'session of the' State Hkir- Hava ytfur doefer phona Member of the Audit near 25. Tyunday cloudy, occaaloa- th)« to *n overBight on the part: of the Buckingham Congregational dressers Guild, Unit No. 1 of / W of the committee In charge,, the Instructions in First Aid will be Newport, R. I. He is a graduate of Joseph Nemchick. 70 Indian Dr:, PKOKi Burenu o f arculntton al light snow or rain. High fai 99a. j given starting at 7 p.m. for three Church, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Augustana College, Rock ’Island, he formerly attended Mt. St. Hartford, Sunday, at the Waverly name of Mrs. Charlea .lacobaon' Hostesses will bg Mrs. Dwight A. Iijn, cKeahire. Final plans were iM year proseripfieii and M anche»ter--‘A City df Village Charm was omitted from the list of panel hours. Members are also reminded 111. Charles Academy, PeeksklU Mili­ that It will be “ Recruit Night.” Blish and Mrs. Albert R. Harten- tary Academy, Windham High made fdr the formal dinner, dance ^ members who will take • part in a . and ____ stein. Gilbert Berry, industrial rela­ School, BucknslI and the ynlver- 4vnd. '-candlelight installktion of wt wiN promptly doiivar it race relations panel at Center VOL. LXXVII. NO. 107 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECl'IONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1958 (ClaMlfled AdverttOng on Pago 99) Manchester Grange will hold ak tions manager of the Royal Mc- sity of Fribourg. stkte, 'Officers, Feb. 10; at the PRICE FIVE CENTS Church on Feb. 17. It was also lyaverly Inn, mi to ymir homa. erroneously reported that Mrs.' Bee Corp., will give a summary of the past month's programs con­ The monthly meeting of the Jay Rubinow would he a panel ,at 8 " “ me^t at the Holmes Funeral Home member, whereas actually A tty.' will also be open house an* neigh-, p. 7 .^^ tonight to pay respects to cerning labor and management BrltlsH-Amerlcan Club will be held Oittwd Parish Chapter, DAR, will problems at the meeting of the Kl- at the clubhouse tonight at £ n.eet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 Rubinow will participate. j bors night. , m Alexander Madden, who was a M l l - t M t business meeting the pro^am will ember of the Iddge wanls Club, Thursday ' at 12:15 o'clock. ''Members are advised to at the ho'me of Mrs, Hermann Tie- p.m., at the Manchester Country register for ladies’ night, Feb. 22, manm 189 8 . Slain St. Mrs, Don­ LIGGETT "Disarmament and International ; be open to friends^ of the mem- " bers, -Walter Jacoby, a member Club. and to decure their dues cards. ald ^ 8^, state chairmat. of ap­ Recurity" will be discus.sed at a Delta Chapter, No. 51, Royal proved schools,' will talk on "Ap­ series of four meetings, the first of ■ and consultant on agricultural ed- for FR EE i ucation for the state, will talk Arch Masons, will copfer the Most St. Anne’s Mothers Circle will Past matrons of Temple Chap­ proved Schools." Hostesses will be REXALL DRUG which will be held V'eb. 14, at the Excellent Msster degree at Its reg­ Hiss Marlon Waahbiirn, Mrs. Her­ Service Bureau of Women's Or- 1 about the Future Farmers of meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the- ter, No. 53r Order of Eastern Star, ' America. Refreshments will be ular meeting tomorrow night at home of Mrs. Gordon'Todd. 182 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at bert Robb and Mrs. Martin Alvord. ■ganlzations. 956 Main St.. Hart­ 7 :30 in the Masonic Temple. High DELIVERY ford. Other meetings wiH be held served by Mr, and Mrs. Sidney McKee St. Co-hosteases will be Mrs.' the home of Mrs. 'Viola Trotter, 15 Cushman and their committtee. priest Stanley H. Steiner is ar­ John Prior and Mrs. William BeqU. Bigelow St. Hostesses will be Mrs. The Alpina Society will m ^ t to­ on Feb. 28. March 14 and 28, frojii ranging for a social hour and re­ 10:30 a.m. to 2;3Q p.m. in tlie club- A sale of hofnemade cookies will Mildred Harrison and Mrs. morrow night at the Italian Ameri­ freshments following the meeting. follow the meeting. Florence Thornton. can Club at 7:80. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays rooms. Ever>*one is yelcome to at­ Members' of the Lutz Junior tend. and may make hmcheon re.s- Museum League will serve as ervatlons with the Service Bureau. hostessces for the first open house After Perfect I tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at the St. Elizabeth's Mothers Circle i mu.seum at the Waddell School. will meet at the home of Mrs. Mi­ Students and members of the fami­ chael Massaro. 57 White St., lies of the Buckland and South Wednesday night at 8:15, The co- Schools have been invited to attend. hostess will be Mrs, William Gallo. Feb. 12 is the dale for families of FCC Chief Ik e Plans Bowers School pupils. Fuel Leak to Blame Dakota Council. No. 61. Degree REPORTING ON 19S7 of Pocahontas, will meet Wednes­ Mrs. I.«roy Aspinwall, 43 Wood- In Squabble day night at 7:.30 in Odd Fellows bridge St. district deputy jresident m No Defense Hall A social hour will be held and her staff from Sunset Rebekah after the meeting. l.«dge. will install the officers of For Rocket Breakup Myriad Rebekah Lodge of Stafford I M a Continuing demand from commercial airlines and the armed forees for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft’s jet and piston At Hearing Space Shift Springs tomorrow evening. ■ l a w 1 / W W I I w l a a enginw kept production levels high during 1957 despite industry-wide military cutbacks and production stretchouts. e Cape Canaveral, Fla., Feb. 5 (/P) — The Navy’s second At the 7:30 service tomorrovv eve­ Washington, Feb. 5 4 ' Elroy will direct all outer publicly today when Shwartz bullet-shaped Vanguard wobbled crazily, broke into two piecei the 1958 Ministers' Ashram at space programs in the defense and was destroyed by the test range safety officer. Woodstock," which he attended challenged the credibility of department at this time. If the flight had succeeded, the Navy would have put last week. Choir practice will fol­ FCC Chairman John C. Doer- Eisenhower told his news con­ low at 8:45 p.m. fer. ference the scientists who are ad­ a tiny “ moon” into orbit with the Army’s Explorer, which SALE Doerfer Is on* of five Federal vising him expect to work out a was fired aloft Friday by the Jupiter-C missile. Secretary of State Mildred Al­ Communications Commission program of outer space develop­ But the Vanguard climbed only about 20,000 feet into len will speak at the annual Mary (P'OCi ntcmbers against whom ments which they’ believe are pos­ a cold, starry sky before the safety officer, R. D. Stephens, THURSDAY, JAN 6 Lyon dinner of the Hartford Mount sible and probable. Schwartz and his aides have made pressed the button that blew it apart and sent it plunging Hol.voke College Club Feb. 13. The accumUoM of personal misconduct. He said this program will be J. W. Halt, 9;30 a.m. meeting, vviiich honors the birth­ Doerfer was testifying for the distinct from defen.se projects in toward the ocean in fiercely blazing fragments. day of the founder o the oldest third straight day before a House the space Held. So Soviet Russia, h a v i n g’*------college for women in the United Commerca. subcommittee Investi­ ..’The defense program will be launched two aputniks. still holds States, will be held at 6 p.m. at gating the' big federal regulatory pushed under the direction of Mc- a numericsi lead in the race ‘"IgcieiltistsSee Les Shaw's Restaura ,t, 964 Farm­ agencies. He has defended as legsl Elroy and his assistants, the pres­ solve the fascinating secrets of{ ington Ave., West Hartford. and proper his acceptance at ident said. outer apace. .Sputnik disintegrated Jan, 4 but Sputnik II. carrying a Co-chairmen of the event are times of expense payments from Ei.senhower said that Wernher Mrs. William C. Fenniman and the radlo-Tv Industry which FCC dead dog, still whirls silently Vanguard as Von Braun and other scientists around the Earth. LECLERC Mrs. Ernest R. Ciriack of W'est regulates. would be among the last to predict Hartford, Assisting are Mrs. Jer- Chairman Moulde'r iD-Mo) up­ The first Vanguard rocket, fired FUNERAL HOME any timing for projects such as hera Dec. 6, struggled upward only \ omc Cohen of West Hartford and hold Schwartz in hia croos-examin- sending a rocket to the moon. Tricky Rocket Miss Ellen Child and Miss Ruth atlon of Doerfer In the face of tart four feet before it toppled over and But he said the scientists who was partly consumed in its own FUNERAL Moisten of Hartford. Reservations COMMIRCIAL Ve r s io n s of the J-75 jet engine, above, and of the J-57 HIOiH PRODUCTION continued on the J-57, worid’s first 10,000- PISTON ENOINES continued in pro­ objecUona from both Republican By JOHN A. BARBOUR may be made by calling Mrs. Ciri­ and Democratic committee mem- are now working for him intend flames. were approved b y the Civil Aeronautica Administration for airline use. At pound thrust engine. More than 12,000 have bren delivered. They duction for modern eirliners and larg* to rough in a program of outer A fuel line leak, causing a loss .AP I'clenre Reporter SERVICE ack. 20 W’alton Dr.. West Hartford. helicopters. The R-2300 above is today’s 'bera. New York, Feb. 5 (Al—Vanguard’a year’a end 1,234 commercial J-75s had been ordered for Boeing and power 11 types of production aircraft, including stvei^ models of the Rep. Harris (D-Ark). chairman space achievement. He said they of pressure in the combustion Walter N. most widely flown airliner power plant, are not so much interested in a chamber, was blamed for that rocket—which failed in its climb Manchester Emblem Club, No. Douglaa jet airliners. The J-75 is now flying in two Air Force planes, the Boeing end D ouglu jet airliners to enter service beginning next yetr. 'of the parent Commerce commit­ toward space—is more than just a I-eclerc ueed in ell Con vairliners, Douglet DC-6f, tee. declared “ We're not here to time schedule as they are in or­ spectacular mishap, which dam­ Director 251, will meet tomorrow night at Republic F-105 end the Convsir F-106. With afterburner, the J-76 is rated ganizing for space projects. aged U.S. prestige abroad at a satellite taxi cab. o'clock in Tinker Hall. Refresh­ and Martins. determine the credibility of the Vanguard is the proving ground 8 in the 20,000 Ib.-thrust class. v-itheas'' and demanded that Tlie President made hia news time when Russia had the only 2.3 Main Street, Manchester ments will be serv'ed by Mrs. John satellites in the skies. for a highly sophisticated rocket de- Swartz let the record speak for it­ conference comments as Repub­ sign. Call Ml 9-5869 Tracy, hoapitalUy chairman, and self. lican Senatorial leaders lined up Experts had hoped that the les­ her committee. President Eisenhower with overcoat and scarf a-rapped tight, Actually Vanguard's advanced Both Harris and Rep. Flynt (D- aalks from the White Houae to his press Conference today. The -solidly against any hasty move to sons learned from that first failure would help pave the way to success design la a hazard aa well as an ■Cal objected to what they termed President is being treated for s cold and tore throat which take control of satellites and apace advantage. repetitious questioning of Doerfer showed up after hit return from Augusta. Ga., a-here he was ex­ weapons programs out of the de­ on the next attempt, but officials FACILITIES: Expansion of facilities continued through the year, to permit continued progress in research and develop­ emphasized before today’s attempt Army rocket expert Wernher Von toy Schwartz, but were overruled posed to some raw weather. (AP Photofaxi. fense department. Braun, whose Jupiter-C rocket sys­ by Moulder. Sens. Knowland (R-Calif), that the odds against getting the ment work on advanced aircraft engines. Vanguard’s 3 ', -pound moon into tem sent the first American satel­ At one point Fl>-nt said if the Bridges (R-NH) and SaltonstaJl lite Into orbit, compared the Van­ (R-Mass) said in separate inter­ orbit still were 1,000 to one. guard with the Jupiter-C. 'subcommittee was going to allow The slender, 72-foot rocket left ficha-artz to “ repeat and repeat views they believe any precipitate The Navy Vanguard rocket tumbles to the ground trailing flame He said the Vanguard rocket was action to create a separate space the ground Surely and gracefully, superior, needing only a third of and repeat," he had other things after it was exploded following erratic flight after launching at riding a witch’s broom of lemon- to do. Ike Would Cut Tax agency under civilian control Cape Canaveral. (AP Photqfax). the thrust and the weight of the might interrupt vital efforts to colored fire straight up inta the Jupiter-C. Rep. Bennett (R-Mich) said the blue-black sky. ■ubcommittee was In the ppsijtion. match Russia in the race to the But in practice, he said, the stars. Its blazing exhaust lighted the Vanguard Is so sophisticated It is of trying a wltnesi for a felony. countryside and the roar of its Reps. Hale (R-Mainei and O'Hara If Slump Continues President Eisenhovi-er has di­ a little difficult to launch while the engines shook sleeping persons Jupiter-C is based on older and rected Dr. James M. Killian Jr., State Finance Unit awake for miles around. (Continued on Page .Six) -is- hia science adviser, to look into more proved—even more obsolete Obsen’ers watching the blastoff - designs. , SUPER MARKETS ' By M.ARVIX L. .ARROW8M1TH * be po^ible to go too far in the the matter and report to him from vantage points inside the test whether the space program should . . . . J I Kurt R. Stehling. the man in Washington. Feb. 5 —Presi- f tax cut direction. renter shouted as the V anguard (,f,4rge of Vanguard's propulsion dent Eisenhower said today it ' Eisenhower commented that it (f'ontiniiennecttcut came under fire today should vote the money. But we | one huge ball of brilliant fire ' o c i/n c f’ DOUBLE Tourist Trade cold -told a news conference, how- from a weekend of golf and gen- from Governor Ribicoff and the don t want to encourage this type seemed for a moment to be spin-- ^ .Ue wav It )>..rnB ; ever, that he still believes it it eral rela.xation at Augusta, Ga. As Kidnaper I State Finance Advisory Committee, of operation. i fh» ’ laws which provide fpr criminal ROUND-THE-WDRLD, nonstop flight by orted the mercury at 32—freez- Hagerstown. The Frisco has aban­ health foundation. .William Blakey, Ribicoff said he was not pleaseri -j-jjc attaches were accused of responsibility for insulting an indi­ t(Mlay amid. Indicattoiis he had was set in November by a J-57-powered M f Donnell a huge Boeing jet transport powered KC-^185 powered by 4 J-57s eet a liew world jet ig. It was 27 at Cross City, 30 The railroads and their passen­ to get this extra fund request been named top science adviser 3 Air Force B-52s in .45 hours ID minutes £ gers are learning to live without doned its passenger line between chief of the Planning Division of the ''bcliat'ing like hooligans" on a vidual. for degrading the dignity of proved dependability of P&WA J-57 jet RF-101 “ Voodoo” fighter, the same day another by four P&WA J-57- engbies streaked distance record, flying 6325 miles nonatop without Tulsa and Enid, Okla. ^ Connecticut' Development Commis­ “ But we unhappily have to face tpgin later messing up a hotel a person and for petty' hooligan­ to Paul-Henry Spaak, "oeeretary (Conttnued on Page Twenty-three) qach other. r up to a- practical u 1 situation (in or- loom. general of NATO. Corned Bee f»69° engines, as well as the ability of the Stra­ “ Voodoo” flew nonstop from Loe Angeles to New across the country in 3 hours 48 min­ refueling from Wettover Air Force Bate to Buenoe This may be .jhe most significant The Illinois Central wants to sion, claiifls that the State’s plan­ ism.. I The letter from "N. I. Svetlitsl^y, ' York and back to the West Coast in 6 hours 42 utes, averaging 612 mph over its Airae. Ih e flight demonstrated the long-range abil- development in' transportation in discontinue four of its six daily ning program is a pioneering effort The correspondents who came tegic Air Command to fly anywhere on trains between Chicago and St. “ never before attempted in any of candidate of science," said tlie •M.AC.MILLAX W OVT SEE K E FACIAL TISSUE, 400 to P A C K ^ E 2325-mile route. our generation. It reflects as pro­ under attack are William J. earth. Flight was made in January, 1957. minutes. A "Voodoo” also set a new world speed iiy of the jet transport planet which will be going Lo\iis. The Gulf, Mobile * Ohio the States.'’ 5 Steps Proposed Jorden of the New York Times westerners would not let him take .$Ielbourne, Australia, Feb A into airline service early next year. ~ Yemen I^rince Set found a revolution in the method his place in the train convpartment record, 1207.6 mph. , we use to get from here to there has asked to consolidate its two New Britain hairdresser fined and Howard Norton of the Balti­ (.P)— British Prime Sllnistor crack Chicago-St. Louis trains. $200 for breach of the peace result­ more Son. "and it required two hours of ef­ .Macmillan today denied a Lon­ For Link with UAR as the passing of the Conestoga To Meet Red Gains fort by the train conductor to con-! wagon, the canal barge or the riv­ Twenty-six passenger trgins were ing from claim of patron who said .Attacks in the Sovietajjress on don report ttuit he may stop 'eft discontinued in Wisconsin last he molested her .. Gov. Ribicoff Vince these hooligans ot let hie en-. ( er packet. ------1 I'.S newsmen are not unusjtai. But in the United States on the way Cairo,' Egypt, Feb. 5 (.P)—Tlie year. asks help from .Army engineers in ( New Haven. Feb. 5 i4-i - A five- [ ue.stern diplomats here were ter."'’ home from his Far Eutern tour. Dovalette$2^ 45° Soqie railroads still fight hard He said the officers “ began to | Crown Prin e of Yemen arrived in On Jan. 16 the Pennsylvania flood threat to sections of Norwich step program to meet Ru.ssia s ' puzzieq by the timing of the at- 9 for passenger traffic and get it. .Mao.AIIIIan arrived from Sydney LOOKING AHEAD Cairo today with instructions from eliminated , two trains between and Sprague . Two former Hart­ challenge has been proposed by a tacks since- only a little mpre than defame 9°viet ways . . . forced me ' for a 3-day visit. A Brit­ WHITE MEAT CHUNK Some railroad presidents still His father to link hia medieval Pittsburgh and Qincinnati. Ten ford policemen face burglary special two-day conference of the * week ago li t United States and to lake my tea in the corridor . . . I ish government source said yes- kingdom with the new United think they’ll be able to maintain days later the Erie dropped two charge in Superior Oourt Thursday. United States’ human resoun cs. | the Soviet Union signed an agree- and the baldish brunette (identified ' Another good year has passed, but 1958 should prove just as event­ passenger service despite the air­ terda.v thr prime minister might Arab Republic (UAR) formed by trt^s betw-een Cleveland and Avon citizen’s group seeks pii^ The broad cultural and scicn- ment for cultural exchanges In by the paper as Col. Thomas Wolfe | > isit Washington within the next Brypt and Syria.' plane and automobile. Theirs' are Voungstown. lie hearing to hear Board of Edu­ tlfic plan was molded as the con­ of the- U.S. Embassy I purposely- ful and just as important to our customers in the world of aviation, voices crying in a wilderness of Wa.shington. These diplomats JO days to confer with Presi­ • Informed sources said Ciown And so itj.goes all over the cation's reasons for attempted ference ended yesterday from agreed the timing was not ac­ dropped a suitcase on me from the ■ dent Elsenhower. $tar-KistTuna3“- l and to our community neighbors. Tens of millions will be spent in Prince Self El Tslam El Badr had despair. United SUteji. .... ousting of school superintendent scores of suggestions by partici­ cidental- upper bunk, hurting my foot.” The Russian said he subsequent^ 1958 to expand facilitia. A big backlog of orders is on hand for jet been inatnicted -by his father, The railroads won’t be able to Herbert Ci^iObver. assistant man­ . . . Juan D. Perpn asks his fol­ pants. The youth newspaper, Komsomol .M.AV SALVAGE DORIA Imam Ahmed, to discuss federa­ withdraw entirely from the pas­ ager of th*'‘-tilicinnati terminal, lowers ' in Argentina to vote for President Eisenhower's commit­ Pravda. launched its attack on the ly was barred from the compart­ engines for commercial and military aircraft, and piston engines tion with Syria Egypt and not senger carrying field in the years any candidate opposing present re­ tee on scientists and enginefr.s. air attaches by publishing a letter ment “because my presence evi­ Nbw York,. Feb. 5 (A*) — Two 1 1 sees fewac-'and f«wet- passenger salvage operators announced to­ B A N A N A S Loose Lb. 10c }■ a complete' union which would re­ immediately ahead—public regula­ trains p ^ through his station gime . . . Jesus Rodrigues, 24, of which sponsored the meeting with (rom a Soyiel scientific worker who dently interfered with the other also continue i;i demand. This means continued activity in our quire the Imam to quit his throne. tory bodies won’t let them. Yet the Willimantic, killed last night in Rt. the William Benton Foundation, complained he was subjected to pair who I noted looked (>ut put thethi day they! have acquired oentrol FRESH CRISP, p a s c a l each yeai( The total .now la 41 each Connecticut plants. Meanwhile work on the atomic engine project It seemed unlikely the Imam—an flight 'fr o p ,the passenger field day.- "Piiflng the w-*r years," he 9 car crash in Chaplin. will examine the suggestions close­ both .mental and physical mistreat­ window, then wrote ■something." j o f ' the sunken Itsiitui liner gathers 'momentum each year, qj- The other attaepes w-ere identi­ Andrea Doris, and wilt attempt ■V - absolute ' monarch in his remote says,, "ITO trains arrived and de- I An 11-year-old white girl ly before publishing a summary ment white sharing a train com­ for the AEG at MjddletpwpTtand p re^ ss on. other powfer planfA - kingdom—ttrould agree t6,yield hia' moat eabh'month. paned.thia tbrmihal each.day."' alaalied and brutally .'beaten by ot the cbnference. partment >vUH the westereners on fied' ag Charles Poptaluppi. Wolfe'k to re-surface'her this epriagM CELERY Rch. 10c They tda Armaindo OobH, $$, in Florida—continues “ under jvraps.” Division of Unitid AircriH^Corpofeition V powers. Railroad after railroad is cutting In 1(^7 the railroads operated Negro teenagers in Chicago . . , The cominittee, in a stateinent. a trip to Tbilisi in the Baku rpgion. azaletant; Canadian Attache Sid­ Tills liras not expected 'tq be an back Oh.lts service, ^ere Are a few aa average of* 150.947 miles in Union leaders meet In New Haven Mid therq should be. The paper published its own .ac­ ney Mitchell, and Assistant Brit­ preetdent of the AAA lintvngs - FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY. WE WILL HAVE: M ain Office and Plant: E u t Hartford, Connoet/cut etostacle. Egyptian PrMideiit Nas- m oves:' ' 1 ■ , l>fMs9nger sarvice. in 1959 — the to dipeuas recent layoff of railroad . Much more money for count of the hotel Incident, quoting ish Air Attache Laurence Dale, y Ooh Tfeatca. N. sail RUhara ; ' ■ 1 apmt Moyer. 41, p^naldeat o f Om Mbp* I I'. nV> a*T and -Syrian Presidfttt Kuwauy, CuUmoIu M wat last data for which ytha flgufa is employes . . . Hartford .leada State science end sdueation. the hotel manager as aaying the WoMe' and Portaluppt at present RED BANANAS AND WATERCR|SS Branch Pianta: Hotff> Havan * Southington • Morldap V\ liiS New York ( ^ t i ^ is petl- ia amoiint df per capita. State aid attachea left Ufleii- rooma In a dia- g w ' Marian Ce^ ' WgamOaOda, (OoatiaiMi oa FaRt Foorteanj tionijig to end Its pasengcr nm be- (CaattaMMi on Paga roortaaa) granted for local welfare costs. > (OoattaiMd SB Fsg^ Twelve) ordered stats—walla splattersd (OonttBoed Ha Pag* Twealg-tlurM) MkO. V '''V: ’ ; V ' ■ 'i- I /• ■!l r\- ' 7 ♦ ' '/ V - : 7 ’ 7 ih 1 . T~

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., .WEDNESDAY, F^RUARY 8, 196S P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY PAGE Coventry New Honor to Ginger mltta*. Th* HiotorcAde will leave a* r*mbi*nd*d 'by the Finance p.m., a united s()cial gathering/or Itch of Piles Slate Seated EASTWOO 9 Andover , from the Town Hall At 6:45 p.m. Hebron Obmhiitte* of th* church. both churches. Hebron and Otlead, New Tlork (JPt—finor Oarson, >■■■■» I I I I —HR— / . Ohaage hr LBS Meatlag It WA* also voted to reinvest the will be held, to "get actiualnted” it’s Get Relief Now Sheinw old on Bridge curr^tly Broadway's "Auntie Oee* Keller Mllsl OSltmz 'ITie worK, meeting of tfiS . Ladle* $1,000 bond left to the church by with the Rev. and Mrs. Dickerson. Marne," is also owner, of a Texas MiUiona of cufferert in the lu t By Rainbow Thrifty Gift Shop Gives $450 "LES GIRLS'* Benevolent Society which wa* to the late Mr*. Mary E. Tafft, at TOe annual Midwinter Con­ oil'flsld now. Oaemsikese a»4 Celer Heart Specialist Slates Talk be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in Work Slated th# discretion of the Finance Com­ ference for 'Young Ad'jlla Sunday 40 yean have found a way to (aat The field that has besn named l:SaSilS;aJ*e relief from ItchlnK and smarting LEAD TOWARD HIGH CARDS «• Miss Claudia Wheelock, daugh­ tha home of Mrs. J. Ruuell mittee. Named to act as agents will be held at the First Congrega­ rOR BEST RESULTS Sooth dealer To ^ h lic Health iVur«e Fui\d for the star was recsntly dlscov B. TarMr' ' Defeibr^ Thompson on Lcing Hill Rd. will be of th* church in connection with tional Church. Meriden, Feb. 16, of pdlea. They uae a delightful cool­ North-South vulnerable ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ei^d in Palo Pinto County, west of To Mothers Club Next Week On New Road the transactions, were Lucius 'W. ing toothing aatringciit formula— B.v Alfred Sheinwold Wheelock, 55 Grahd Ave., Rock­ "Tip On A Dood held Instead at the home of Mr*. 2:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Your contract sometime* de­ NORTH Fort Worth, by a drilling company 8;ts-asta-t*;i' John H. Yeoman* on Rt. 6. Mr*. Robinson Sr., church treasurer, Rt Panl’s Event# Petereon'e Ointment. No. wonder ♦ J 4 2 ville, was recently Installed as Tho Publid Hsalth Nursing^ Scout Sunday that la co-owner of the holding. Construction of a new road from and Mrs. Mason S. Belden, assist­ one tufferer write*, "The Itching pends on your play of a single worthy advisor of Manchester As­ Or. Frederksk Besrdsley, vi luck. case. Even if you led a low spade religion; Gail ZItkovitch, nature; local women have donated time In VOonn InstrliHOT Spealra Dr. Besrdsley is a graduate of matured $500 bond and accrued in­ church^ MiwfcEft YwA Sf«dt TED SAOE-rMI 8-7188 tha Oomell Medical 8chool and haq and spoke to the Women’s League terest from the bequest of the The'^Rev. Mr. Dickerson also Manchester Evening Herald How do you provide for the to- dummy’s jack on the first Donna Humphries, immortality; the shop. Houre Kte: Tuesday, Robert C. Cleverdon of town, a STAN MATTESON—Ml 8-8249 of the Winchester Center Congre­ Manchester Evening Herald I more likely 4-2 break in spades ? round of spades, you wouldn’t be Judy Clifford, fidelity; "‘‘^s a n Wednesday, Thuiyday and Friday been practicing Internal medicine late Mr*. Mary Mitchell, with au­ * * ^ th a t th* church la in need of a Hebron correspondent Mia* Susan ♦ 13 Main Strosl. Manchaelar • MHchall 3-1S71 member of the Unlvetmy of Con' OkII Church Office Dally Before Noe*i—MI t-1968 Since 1949 in Willimantic. gational Church yesterday. Andover rorreapondent, Mr*. Paul thority to buy any additional mimeograph machiiie. n„„,ii»ron, telephone ACademy You can do nothing if either op- clairvoyant enough to pla^^ Ipw Spicei', patriotism; Susan C^rk, from 1 p.m. to 4,^0 P^m. necticut faculty, recentl^poka to spades -from both hands oh the ncketo Can Also Be Procured At the Doer. 450 Lettoro MaUed Hla subjects at both meetings D. PfanaHehl, telephone Pilgrim rights to even out the debenttipe;'' On Thursday, from 7:.30 to 9:30 8-3454. ! ponent has four spades to the ace. service; Susan Trinks, confiden­ Offipen Elected Grade 8 puplla at the Obventry Mrs. Bockus said last night that 2-68,56. You -will get only two spade trick* next round of the suit. You would tial observer; Anita Coleman, out­ Officers of the Public Health was Japan, the country chosen as Grammar School. Hia tallt. con­ ■ 450 letters concerning the fund the topic for foreign mission stud­ in that case, no matter which op­ iise the king or queen to force out er observer; Jane Reese, musician; Nursing AMn. are elected- on a cerned the growth of oducatioo In ponent has the length. . | the ace, and there would go your and Beverly Lucious, Choir direc­ ataggered-term basis. ’Those elect­ drive have been mailed in this ies this year by Congregationaliat Rockville our nation, including atudy boy' town. Th# drive will continue until churches. You can. however, provide for a i game contract. tor. ed at the annual meeting follow: grade 12, qtuUlfications for acce; Feb. 28. No specific gosl has been doubleton ace of spades. | Daily Question Mrs. Nellie McAllister is moth­ Owe^ 8. Trask, vice president; ance in schools of higher learning' set, but it is hoped to exceed last Following World War II, the Icy Road CauRed LEE RIDERS ’The best plan is to win the open- | Partner deals aitd bids one no- er advisor and members of the ad- Mr*/Ernest G. LeDoyt. aecreUry; and the criteria aaaential for main­ year’s total of $145.40. Rev. Mr. Thomen headed a school ing lead with dummy’s king of i trump. You have: Spades A 4 2, -visory board are - Mrs. Anne Daniel Andrews, Mrs. Clarence A. taining academic aucceaa. A ques­ Dasra Club to Meet in Sapporo. Japan, which conduct­ HATS ONLY $1.00 hearts and lead a low spade. East I Hearts K 6 2, Diamonds 5 4, Brown, Miss Nancy Cowles, Mr. ed high school and college courses R«r. J3.98. $ 2 Bradfield, Mrs. Kenneth A. Down­ tion and answer period followed Th# Andover Square Dance Club Highway Fatality i plays low. and you win with the Clubs K Q 8. What do you say? and Mrs. Ralph Coleman, Mrs. Re­ ing, Mrs. Marion V. Gregory and th* talk. PROGRAMS for servicemen. Answer: Bid six no-trump. Since becca Carr, Miss Mary tiouise will meet in the elementary school king. Mrs. Robert Warfel, directors. Cleverdon was invited by a from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Bsturday for Sine* hia arrival at th* local Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman BUY ONE AT BEGUT-AR Now you get back to dummy partner has 16 to 18 points and Dickson, Mrs. Ella Gallant, Mra. Continuing officers and directors church laat summer he haa been ruled today that Icy highway con- ! J’8 you hSve 17 points, the combined Grayce Green, Mrs. Margaret committee comprised ' of Robert further lessons from Herb Mercier I with one of the other kings and follow: Terms ending January, local aquar* dance caller and In­ invited to apeak at a number of dition* were to blame for a 2-car ! PRICE—AND GET I lead dummy’s remaining low total is 33 to 35 points. This Fancher, Mr. and Mra. Keith John­ 1959: John F. ChappHle, president; Papanoa, chairman, Peggy Cooper, churches in the etate. His talks are should provide a reasonable play ston, Mrs. A. Florence Lucious. Mary Haynes and Ruasell Hayes structor. collision in Columbia Jan. 12 that : ARMY and NAVY : spade. East is obliged to' play his Mrs. Robert L. Heims, trsasurer; TTi* newly-formod club is re­ uauall.v illustrated with color slides took the life of one man. ANOTHER FOR $1.00 for slam. Mrs. Helen McKinney, Mrs. Janet Mrs. Elias F, Clay, Mra. Walter In line with the study the class is yidso Everyday"' end uith souvenirs of hia atay in 997 >IAIX ST. Richmond, Richard Reinohl and making on a unit on education for stricted to five sets or a member­ Kenneth Strauberga, 54, of play low. This makes It easy fbr (Copyright 1958, General Features S. Keller,' Mra. Mark Spink, Mrs ship of 20 couples. The membership the Orient. Hampl(yi. ^h* driver of one of the you to take spade tricks later with Corp.) Mrs. Marguerite Wheelock. Hubert Standfest and ’Thomas G. aoclal atudiea of which Peter G. All R ^ t s Reoorved— I ’rro(H> to Visit Hebron Buy a $5.95 hat and get an­ Naunchek ie teacher. Is now closed but couples interest­ car* wa* killed. The driver of the other $5.95 hat for Just $1.00. Welles, directors. T. Dicli 4 Co„ Ine. ed in having their namst placed on Boy Scout Troop 124 haa ac­ second car was David H. Millaon, Also, term* ending January, Electronic* Group to Meet ic'sswrr.'ff a list of Bubstitutea are asked to cepted an Invitation to vlait the 17. of Middlebury. A 1980: Mr*. James T. Laldlaw, Mr*. Local members of the new elec call Andrew Gasper. Hebron Boy Scout Troop Feb 10. Bu.r 1UI $8.95 hat _ and get an­ James R. MacArthur, Mr*. Ed­ tronics club, Electronics Unlimit­ Meetings sre scheduled for the The local Scout* will be trana- IN.SBCT POPl'UATION HIGH other $8.95 or $5.'95 -‘.hat for ward SchultheUs, Mrs, Raymond ed, will attend a meeting of the second and fourth Saturdays of ported in a motorcade arranged by More than two billion insects in­ just fl.Ofl. Stoner and Mrs. Henry L. Sher­ group at 8 p.m. Friday in the Bol­ each month. 'The first two' in a Scoutmaster Charles Van Deiisen. habit every square mile of land man. ton Elementary School on Notch Each purchoM senes of nine lessons were given Assistant Scoutmaster Allen Yale a number as large aa the entire hu­ Buy a $10 hat and get another The aasociation hat adopted a Rd. ’The public is invited. inado horo is test month. and members of the Scout com- man population of the world. I $10. $8.95 or $5.95 hat for just budget of $6,350 to^ the coming Gerry Dyer of Hertford win be $ 1 . 0 0 . year. This is about 8443 more speaker on "Recording and Repro­ bockod by than the expenses for the past duction of Bound." There will be a ysar. ’The incresuie is attributed to demonstration of stereophonic ELECTRONICS dopondoblo the most part for additional serv­ sound, a new innovation In hi' V S T A N E K ______full measurt o^alut...our all ntw ices of a part-Ume nurss to assist fidelity. There will be a question LABORATORIES KEITH'S MID-WINTER FURNITURE SALE! 0 the regular nurse. and answer period. 3-DAY DOLLAR DAYS Income to meet the budget I* There will be a code practice *ea- 277 BROAD ^ E R V I C E O P E N T O N IG H T till 9 P.M . \ fobrici for your wordrobi...for your homo realized from the following sion before the meeting for mem' lourcee: Town of Coventry, 81,900; ber* which will start at 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY----- FRIDAY------SATURDAY ■ membership drive,, estimated 81,- Ros« Aboard Ship RADIO I 1 L t V I S I 0 N or 550: Ways and Means project*. Seaman Sherwood Rose, son of Kroehler Sleep Lounge 81,700; and esUmaled patienU' REPEAT If you ware unfortunate enough to mist out on our tromondoin Dol­ Mr. and Mra. Earle W. Rose of fees, 81.200. <5: Wall St. ia aerving aboard ths At­ PHOTO HNI5HING Loading Flor lar Days offtrings lost wook, don't fool too badly about it. This wook Radlaoa Course Due lantic Fleet surveying ship, the A course in radiacs will start Feb. 24-HOUR SERVICE we'ro ropooting some of thoso spociols and adding othors you'll find ^ 0 ; U.S.S. Maur>*. (BLACK and WHITE) 17 at the South Coventry Flre- Tomoirow'a Events PARK Nil juft os ottroctlvo. A word to tho wise is sufficient. Be here early to­ i house. The first of the series of Instructions will be held from Provisional League of Women! Cameras, Photo Supplies Flowar Shop morrow morning! 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ’The program is Voters morning unit meeting, 10 SUCCESS sponsored by the Auxiliary to the a.m., on Federal Loyalty and Se­ Flowars By Wirt Green-Chobot Poet, No. 52, Amer­ curity program, Booth - Dimock HERM'5 CAMERA All Sales During This Event Cash and Carry! ican L«gion. More than 20 women Memorial Library; Second Congre­ M l 3-5103 have Indicated an interest to en gational Church board of truateqa, and PHOTO 5HOF “GRANT MAID” 8 p.m., home of Walter'S. Keller; leU Mai* St roll la the session*. Lvcsisd la Ksstilt 8 E. Oonter S t—Maacheatev The auxiliary haa eent 99 pocket First Congregational Church choir, i reading books, two packages of 7:30 p.m., sanctuary; Coventry 4- SHEETS H Woodworkers, 7:30 pm.. South ChssBsl 1 Hartfsr*. C«*a. (It) I LOVE LCCT ' book matches. 13 bars of soap and S S on Have*. !:«**. (tZ-Ml WAGO.N t r a in NEW LOW PRICES two bottles colc^ne to veterans St. School: Xlerry.Sewers 4-H, 3:15 cilutaaS IS Kartfsc*. "Tha Aasle HacGrrsae hospitals. The group will continue p.m., home of Mrs. Ethel .Cargo;. Cbaaacl t* SpHaaflcM, Maas, S ta rr' 130 Count W hite Muslin Cub Scout Pack 65, Den 6, at 7” 'f.'keaael M K siT BritalB , Cass. . ^ **** or ASNAPOUS 8r'x99”. Reg. 1.89. The Lufitrous Look— collecttog similar items for the In- Ckaaael M Kslyaks. M s m . S:M (lM*t THE BIG RBCORD PANTS p.m.: 'With M rs.. Joseph Lock* abd Ckaast) M Waurkarr, Casa. GaasU; Rabarta SkarvaaJ. NOW ...... 1 .6 9 11 stitutl^s. Mrs. Charles Lowrey; Coventry Tka HaniMBJrsU, Ika Etar- Frosted Polished Cottons^ Tha auxiliary will again take Ijr Brtikari, Jail* AaJraw,. 72’’xl08 ”. Reg. 1.89. part in '•the "Save the Children Grange, 8 p.m., hall on Rt. 44A; Rtllla A Liln* aad Wandr N O W ...... ] ea. Board of Education. 8 p.m:, Robert­ Harmsa sad archaatra. LOOK! Flocked Polished Cottons. f i ■ Federation" benefit clothing drive SW ITCH TO Plain or Printed 81”xl08". Reg. 2.09. son School; Board of Health, 8 *:** ( Si TOMBSTONE TERRITORY from noW^ to April 1. Those hav­ p.m., with rirst half hour open j;o „ "Tas* War la T*mb,taaa" ONLY NOW ...... ] ^39 ea. ing goOd useable clothing or flat- ( » ) FRANK SINATRA SHOW Tho Plaid Look- the public. Town Office Building. (Mi rA T R E B KNOWS ST HANDSOME Drapery Fabrics Pillow Cases. Reg. 45c heeled shoes may leaye the Items "Bad, Ika Mlad Raadar" N O W ...... Zee Cream Plaid Cottons_ .59c yd. at the -Legion home or call Mr» <**) r » t S e l a w Louis A. Steullet for pick-up Manchester Evening Hersid »;M ( 1> TV PLAYROIKE First quality drapery fabrics Ooveiitr}' correspondent, Mr*. F. (IS-M) THE .millionaire 186 Count White Percale jf- Hemstitched-check Cottons__ . 79c yd. service. Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim “Tha S tarr «l .'MIrkaal in full bolts. 36" wide. Love­ 72"xl08 ”. Reg, 2.39. B alm '' ly new prints, some touched Quot«' Keached 2-6281. SPORT COATS (tt-M ) TV THEATER (COLOR) with gold. Be early for the NOW ...... 2 .1 5 i,-’ ‘Beau Knot’ Novelty Cottons. 1.00 yd. The auxiliary has reached it* FUELOIL "Tka Spall af Ika TIsraaa'* 81”xl08”. Reg. 2.59. quota of 131 members. New mem­ ( SMI OSSlA AND HARRIET best choice. bers include Judith Chasse and • Tfca Safa" N O W ...... 2 .2 9 MODERN HEATIND t:l* ( *1 DECOV Regularty $219,95! n.oo Tho Crisp Look— Carol Pierson as junior members; Pillow Cases. Reg. 69c ( SM) BETTV WHITE SHORT JUST $1.00 Mrs. Emily Gambino of Mansfield, at its very best Lira- raraadr »ka» wMk WHEN YOU BUY 2— 2 .vdB.1,00 NOW ...... 5 3 ^ .'Polished Chambrays______. 69e .yd. Gold Star Mother; Mrs. T. Leo maiie laalaria* Ckarlaa C»- Flaherty, Mra James Hoyt. Mrs. bara aad Caraal Wilde *« A dual pul’'M se Sleep Sofa th a t offer.'* a world of com­ SALE PRICED AT 130 Count Paatel Muslin GoldenThreaded Chambrays___ 79e .yd. gaphts fo rt a.s welLAWi beauty . . . at a thrillinjr Keith sale sav­ 72’’xl08 ” Reg. 2.39. Thelma Lovell,.Mrs. Ethel Cargo. s t a r t s TONIGHT! WYMAN'S (l*-M) I'VE. GOT A SECRET FINE QUALITY to 99c yd. ’The group la making plans for a 1*:M ( Si NEWS A WEATHER ins'! .*>erve.'! a* a Sofa . . . open.* in a jiffy to a restful 2 FOR $10— 3 PANTS NOW ...... -2.1 5 OIL COMPANY ( t-*3 l BOXING Tho Bulky Look— public . supper- featuring home lllh aaaaal March of IRinr, full length bed for two with its own .separate Inner- FOR $11.00 Reg. 69c to 81.49 Yd. 81’’xl08". Reg. 2.59. • baked beans, on Feb. 22 In the OUR 2 24 MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 8-1503 Raaias PrasMin. Ralph NOW ...... 2 .2 9 Legio’n home. NOMINATION5 FOR GREEN STAMPS liapaa »*. G aipar O rlaia, spring Mattre. 8l'8IK "Tka Naw Cla««" “Charge It” Plan. No co-chalrmtn of the annual com­ AWARD HONOR5 (i*-M> BKi rm vorr («.*#) THIS IS v o i:b l i f e LHtaral KaiHi 8ud^t Tarms! Double Fitted. Reg. 2.59. / Ii3-St> MATINEE THEATSK 1*:1* ( ll FEATI RK FILM Down Payment. Take NOW ...... 2 Wash 'n Woor Cottons______49c ,yd. munity calendar. Anyone wishing (Calar) ".Mark af tka PkaaaU" to have a calendar or dates listed Kay Kendall Joanne t:N ( li 8TAUE 7 l*:ie I Si NEWS REPORTER AND NOW^S THE TIME Months To Pav Pillow Cases. Reg. 64c. Advance Printed Palterni. -35c fo 75c thereon may call either woman for (IS-M) THE VF.KOICT IS kOl'BS WEATHER 9x12 WOOL OVAL JUST $1.00 NOW . .1.. Giene Kelly Woodward 4:1# IlHI HBIUUTEK OAK (Mi SEA HUNT details. MItzl Gaynor David Wayae < 1) THBATEK (SS) MARTIN KA.NR SPECIAL Ths auxiliary has donated 82.56 < S> BAin>STA>n> 1* :U < t) WORLD'S REST MOVIES TO BUY PANTS! SPECIAL / SPECIAL SPECIAL to each of the local and Mansfield "LES in-M) UUEBN rOB A DAT "Bara Ta Kill" "3 FACES (Mi OPEN HOC8E ll:M MK.**' .NEWS BRAIDED RUGS KITCHEN TOWELS PARAKEETS WOMEN'S HANKIES INDOOR PLANTS March of Dimes fund drives, and GIRLS" OF EVE" 4:1* (ISkii 8ECBET RTOBM (ttl BIG NEWS 85 to Cub Scout Pack 65 and Cub Colof-C'Scope 4;M (.*> UTTLE KASOAUS (Ml WEATHER • WINTERWEI6HT FLANNELS Reg. 4.98. ^ g y Scout Pack 57 for their annual (IS) EDGE OP NIGHT (Ml PIJkYHOlSK OP STARS $59.95 VALUE! € H A 5 ,„ 1.00 10 8 8 c ““ ““ 2 1.00 8:15 , 6)30-10:19 (M) LOONET TjDnES II:** (tSl CONFIDENTIAL FILE Perfect choice Blue and Gold banquets. ______■t’* (*3)------BANDffrA5_IND 11:1* IIS) WEATHER AND SPORTS • GABARDINES When You 4:4* - mu 1S er.'* romances (Mi WEATHER for the Colonial qp Make The « :t* ( S) CISCO KIP 11:1* (IS) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE or ranch type ( «-**) WILD RIU. HICKOCK “Affair la Moala Criata" • SHARKSKINS Purchaaen (Mi 1 I.EO THKEE LIVES (N) TONIGHT home,' in colon; to harmonize wilh- Evenlngo Featuro IMI THE riBST SHOW 11 :M (.**) NEWS any decorating scheme. Long Detailed Continaons )**) COMEDV ’TIME (It) TONIGHT we)U-ing quality at a price! OVER 200 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE Shown (Mi rOPEYK 11 ;M lit) NEWS t PREVIEWS Below! From 5 P.5I. STATE 9:25-9:25 *:3* (.*-«*) HICKEY MOI SE CLVB ll:»S ( 3) WEATHER A NEWS 8’xIO OVAL BUG .. . Now $42.50 ( *i CABTOON EXPRESS U :M ( Si NEWS 6’*9’ OVAI- RUG ... Vow $34.95 Of courtte, at thin low, low prire, there's a small (IS) THE BIG SHOW STARTS TONIGHT "Hatasn’' 4’x8' OVAL Rt'O . . . Now $1.5.95 alteration rharge. MS)'THE EABLV SHOW THI'RSDAY. FEB. * 27"x48” OVAL RI G . Now $ 4.95 "BBlfsto Bill" ' 'CARSON (4t) TWILIGHT THEATER It ( SI NLW* S:N ( *i JUNGLE JI.W (IS-M) HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN Liborol Ttrms ( Si POPEYE (K-M) TIC TAC DOLOR ntVffeTARNISHED (*Si| CARTOON CARNIVAL 12:1* ( t) BCGB BUNNY HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: Rut a 2-panl.s suit at or a famous Silver- * \ \ < it*} k k angels STANDARD APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CO. MEN’S SHOES lex suit at $6.-> or ii;79.9.>—AND TAKE A $21.9.i- '2(1,') N. MAIN .^T.. M\Nrm>'I 1:K—MI 9-12*.LOVE OF LIFE 12:1* LSI HOLJ.VWOOD’S BEST (U) THIS IS THE ANSWER (IS) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW AAATTRESS Buv a fine qualitv Topcoat at S49.95-S59.9.'>— f :U (22) SPORT8CAST (ZT-Sei IT COULD BE VOU AND TAKE ANOTHER AT THE SAME PRICE S:U (22) NEWS (M) MIDDAY MOVIE tUY ONI PAIIt ADAMSHOVEY *:** ( S) TOWN CRIER lt:4S (IS) THE GUIDI.NO UOBT CASUALS ValuM to $9.95 FOR JUST Sl.no—OR. if vou prefer. TAKE A 7 let ( S) FRONTIER DOCTOR • 1:M (IS) CONNECTICUT LIFE $24,9.)-.S29.9.'i SPORT COAT FOR .lUST SI.00. h r0R$1...0IT ( ■) STUDIO *7 (22) AT HOME, WITH KITTY , (M) linrOLAS FAIRRANKS ONI MIR fRII 1:2* (18) NEWS M) NEWS AND WEATHER . 1:1* (IS) AS the WORLD TURNS (M) WEATHER A NEWS (2V) NEWS - Don't Miss These Exceptional Buys! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ THURS., FE8. 6 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (*S) SPORTS FOCUS (24) 1;S* PLAYHOUSE 66 GUAGE 7:1* (lS4e) OOllOLES EDWARDS NEWS 1:3* (22) AT HOME WITH KITTY NYLON TRICOT ROLL>.$LEEVi (22) HIGHUOBTS 2:M (tS-M) BEAT THE CLOCK rSIS NYLONS Lim E GIRLSV (M) NEWS ( SI INSIGHTS Midwinter Sale Special! Finn Inner- I ANOTHER B-l-G FIRST t (*S) JCHN DAL^ NEWS (22) FEATURE spring construction upholstered in rie PETTI$LIPS 5* quick to save now I SHIRTS NYLON FROCKS 7:*e ( I) FEATURE FILM t:N (tS-M) HOUSE PARTY SNOE$ FOK MEN AT “Glerr A* Saa" ' ( S) RVNDSTAND luxe ticking, with pre-built border, . < EM) DISNEYLAND ( 31 MY HERO side straps and venlilaloia. Perfectly iverydery I.9S sailers per pair Kog, 1.9$ Motion have parehmoni potticoaf MIKE <22-3*1 BITTY FOYLE OPEN $1 "Aadr’s laltlsllaa’* aiiKxjth sleeping aurfai'e, available In FREE PARKING SICOND STAN KO 'S f all standard sizes. MATCHING BOX OAK GRILL SPRING $39.95 PAW 30 OAK ST., MANCHESTER PURNELL PARKING FREII SALE 2 for> 3 SALE MANCHESTFR 350 PAIRS REDUCED TO 8udgtt Terms THURSDAY Man tailored to feoiinine IN REAR OF STORE So many »t)le»—one more 66-15’t . . . tuperb examplt Some flocked, some solid AND Uvith than the other. Per­ tastes in fine imported cot­ colors. All have the magic MOTOR SALES PARK of leg-flattery. Loveliest tons, guaranteed wuhable. "TOUB OLDSMOBILE DEALER"^ Optn Thursday and Friday Nights Till 9 fect Stting; small, medi­ *hade*. O ur i ’tit brand, of being fashioned for JAZZ $8-90 and $9-90 Print* and solids. 32 to 38. um, large. White Si color*. your best buy! Size* 81*-11. charm. Pretty trims. l-6x. S ^ WEST CENTER STREET FREE No Tickets FEATUBIKO THE GKEAT Ml 9-«427 FRIDAY p U r? N i L . . . JUST I^ARK AND ^ i VALUES to $14.95 ' A ■ • N MANCHESTER 815 ★ "STUBBY" PASTOR A Open Moo., Tne*. aad cith Furnitur FOREMOST KECORDmO-lUmo-TV ARTfST Safety-Tested Sat, From 9 A.M. Unlit Phis 10% Off on Any Pair In Our Entira Stock SH O P A t r e g a L i , PARKADE MAIN St. PsmoiM T o tfiero f OnshoatrR Lander Tany Fnstor S:S0 P.M an ted Wed- 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. UNTIL 9 P.M. ■t Nnmi. OPEN WEDNE^AY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY NIGHTS ------OPEN, THURSDAY. FRIDAY MGHTS NO COVER CHARGE * NO MINIMUM U se d C a r ^ ' MANCHESTER EAST HARTFOR A A A A A A Udm

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'/. i . •- M' \ I t ' \ PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY «, 196« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCkESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGk: tery C officer will also show three Barbers Leading motion pictures, two of which are new color films recently obtained In Elks Setback by the Nike unit. "These two films on missile defense are outstanding, Voters May Pick School Site and tomorrow's showing wll be the Ths team representing Hoe's first to any local organ^tlon,” .d:.. Barber Shop la the newiteader or Dowd said. ‘ ' P^iCc In public Meeting Tonight the Elks Setback tournament. To Tour Nike Site ______; 1 Capitol Equipment, last week's The children’s group of the Methodist Church in Bolton will Thre# tractu liind will b« re-^projcct are expected to furnish leader, dropped to fourth- place be guests of Battery C. Saturday ported a* pOMible future eehool suitable housing for the chicks and have tl\e equipment with which to after the 16th week of play last morning. Thfey will be given a ■ttea by the School 'SU«* Commit­ raise them. They also agree to re-, night. The scores; guided tour of both the control tee at tonight's towit, meeting at site in Manchester and the launch­ B Joe's 3,281; Four Dunces, 3,221; turn four mature pulets for judg­ ing 'area in Glastonbury. The 4- r. the Community Hall a t 4? o’clock. ing at the County 4-H Fair. Cock­ Oliva’s Esso, 3,213; Capitol Equip­ ment, 3,191, 4XXXX, 3,181; Wal­ group is one of several local Latest addition to the list of pos­ erel and surplus pullets may be dis-^ church organizations which have • • • tcLL sible Bites is 50 acres on Hebron posed of in any way the member nut Clippers, 3,167; Garden Res- planned tours of the local Instal­ Rd.. south of School Rd., faUtvlliar- wishes. Uurant, 3,149; Hoods Milk. 3,124; lation. Capt. Frade announced ly known as the old Albjno ^ag- Applications for baby chicks Bond Bread, 3,111; Patten's Build­ this week that any other groups llardone farm. A price of $700'per must be received by 4-H County ers, 3,101; Quish’a, 3,092. Woody’s which would like to visit Battery acre haa been obtained from the Agent Albert B. Gray by March 1. Wonders, 3,084; Prime Beef Boys, C and inspect the area may do so The chicks will be delivered April 3,079; Hartford Rd. Grill. 3,054. Don’t Miss estate of John Lentl, current own­ by contacting him to make ar­ er of the property. 5. Chianti Restaurant. 3,030; An­ rangements. A second tract is the 59-acre Unroln Day Dinner Set derson's Painters. 3,024; 4 C m. Promotions Listed John Swanson Jr. farm on Brandy A Lincoln Day dinner on Feb. 15 3,024; Zlemak’s Grill, 3,019; The Kenneth E. Stapleton and Wil­ 8t. for which $25,000 la asked. Will .be sponsored by the Tolland Sharpies, 3,002; Oil Pvire Refiners, liam B. Getter this week were pro- Third parcel is the so-called Courtly Women's Republican Club. 3,001: State Shoe Repair, 2,998; moted from private to private Rogers-Toomcy-Bolton tract of The ekent will be held at the Ital­ Paganl’s Caterers, 2,980; Garden first-class, Capt. Frade reported. about 32 acres located next to the ian Benefit Society Hall, Park Rd., Grove Caterers, 2,913; SMFD No. Both soldiers have been In the present school site. A good deal of Stafford Springs at 7 p.m 4, 2,911; Petersen's Milkmen. Army eight months. Getter is one work went into preparation of this Accompanying U.S. Sen. William 2,910; Squillacote Builders, 2,868: pf the battery’s most outstanding parcel for town consideration since Purtell, who will be guest speaker, The Higbies, 2,861; Keller’s, 2,795. men, Capt. Frade reports. He has with 3 or 4 or more of ft Involved three property owners. will be Mrs.. Purtell, Mrs. Ethel been serving the unit as mechani­ DRESS SALE It also was the area in which a Youngblood of, the Senator's re­ cal material chief, a Job usually town meeting last June Indicated search staff arid Jack Tierney, the delegated to a master sergeant. particular interest as the site for S e n a t o r’s exwutive secretary, Stapleton is a radar operator at future school building. State Senator Robert L. Keeney of Nike News Battery C. The Sites Committee has obtain­ Somersvllle will be toastmaster. Leaving the Service lli our fabulous ed options on the property. Its pur­ Tickets are available from Mrs Pfc. Donald G. Needham and chased price would approach Norman P. Tedford and Mrs. James Battery C, 11th AAA Missile Pfc. Curtis R. Sanford were re­ $35,000 depending upon a survey of G. Haasett. Reservations must be Battalion, has made available its leased for active duty this week VALUES TO $25 the approximately 22 acres owned made by Feb, 10. arter completing two years of m by Leslie S. Bolton. To Discuss ‘Inventiveness’ mess hall facilities to Cub Scout .service. Both men have been at Flails Seepage Test The Rev. Carltor T. Daley will Pack 112 for its annual Blue and Battery C since the unit was The Committee also was able to apeak on encouraging the inven­ Gold Banquet to be held Feb. 20 formed in October 1956. Needham Wh«t a dalightful •freat you hava in obtain a sewage test on the parcel tiveness of children through play comes from Virginia and Sanford’s by the -State Department of at 7 p.m. About 150 persons, fami­ activities at the meeting of the home is In Ohio. »• Health, who would not approve it Co-operative Kindergarten and lies and friends of the pack’s 33 tha$8 fina 3 groups of smart drasias. from a "sewage disposal angle" Cubs are expected to attend the af­ SHIRTS Nursery tonight. The meeting will and recommended the services of a fair. Guest speakers will include Choosa from shaars, failles, wools, silks, t- held at 8 o'clock in the kinder­ Col. James P. Strauss, battalion 1 ^ sanitary engineer be obtained to garten room at United Methodist B prepare plans for sewage disposal Church. commander; Capt. Antone Frade, Reserve Notes cottons in plaids, solids and prints. that might meet its approval. battery commander; and Mrs. #1 Banking Report Ward E. Krause, president of the by Ainsworth Seepage testa have not been ob­ Elementary school savings this tained on the Swanson and Lent! Washington School PTA, which Ernest G. Corbin of HasardvUle, week totaled $140.32 deposited by, sponsors the cub pack. a World War II veteran, last night properties because of the lack Of 113 students, teller John Shearer Misses sizes time since their availability be­ Nutniegger Joints Unit took the enlistment oath and re­ reported. Four ohildren bought S.P.2. Charle* T. Walker, whose came known, committee members U.S. Savings Stamp.s valued at $3. ported for duty with the 864th Junior sizes Blue and white stripe beauty with convertible report. horrie is in Bristol, reported to Bat­ Field ArUllery BatUIlon. A. Personal Note ' tery C for duty Saturday. Walker The Town Planning Oommission’s Mrs. Jacqueline Spencer enter­ Corbin was a member of the Patitas Peter Pan collar. Cute figure embroidery on map on towm aoil and land types came here from the 23rd AAA 79th Division in Europe where he tained at her home on Hebron Rd, Group, New York City. He will prepared by Maynard O. Saunders Friday evening with a miscellane­ was decorated with the Bronze front. gives general cla.sstficatlons for the serve the Manchester-Glastonbury Star and Purple Heart medals. areas involved. The Saunders map ous shower for .Mrs. Charlotte unit as first cook, the same job Cloutier of Manchester, fiancee of He is as a tool designer at Pratt Shaaths and full skirts used as .it-s source of information which he held in New York. Mr. and Whitney. a study by the Connecticut Agri­ Kenneth Strum of this town. and Mrs. Walker, who have main In the local reserve unit, Cqrbin Drassas with jackets. B. Dotted blue and black dots on white with roll­ cultural Bxperiment Station en­ tained a home in Bristol, will move will hold the rank of staff-ser­ 10 9 0 titled "Soil Characteristics of Land Mancheeter Evening Herald Bol­ to Manchester in the near future. ton , oorrespondenl. Doris .M. geant. ’ ' up sleeves and Paisley convertible boy collar. T^-pes.” Also arriving here for duty Sat­ Laet>'Night's Instruction Soil 'fypee flasslfied D'ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-5.54.1. urday was Sgt. Max W. Williams, f t The Rogers-'Toomey-Bolton tract a 12-year Army veteran. Williams, At last night’s regular meeting lies within an area listed as Class who recently underwent special at the unit's Mandhester Parkade <1 F or Charlton type soil, described Camp of Israel guided missile training at Ft. Bliss, headquarters, Capt. Winston Breck C. Very smart fabric with gold threads running as "hill land of heavy textured, Tex., will serve Battery C as of Vernon instructed a special slowly drained, glacial till soil." launcher platoon chief. Sgt. and class in military intelligence. through it. Roll-up sleeves and button down Its drainage qualities are de- To Seat" Officers Mrs. Williams and their 15-year- M.Sgt. John 'T. Farrell was in Bcribed as hartng "good surface old daughter have taken up resi­ charge of instruction on precisirin collar. drainage; impeded under drainage: star of East. Royal Black dence at the Garden Apartments. fire missions, a type of attack in sub stratum, very compact- at 24 Knights. Camp of Israel. No. 13. Their daughter enrolled in Man­ which the target is fired upon un­ to 28 inches." will meet Friday at 7 :.30 p.m. in chester High School Monday. til completely destroyed. Both the Swansor. and Lentl Orange Hall, where new officers Lt. Dowd to Speak Report* Week’s News W:. properties appear to fall within for the term will take the(r ap­ Lt. Arthur S. Dowd will be guest Reporting the weekly news of areas designated as Class E or pointed chairs. speaker at the Woodland School the 364th Field Artillery Bat­ Many more styles not sketched Brookfield type soil which is de­ A social hour will follow the food. The practice of brushing your talion is 1st Lt. John W. Chossen, scribed as "hill land, medium tex­ meeting, with refreshments served in East Hartford tomorrow. 128 Oak Grove St., the unit's pub­ tured. moderately .drained, glacial by the first five officers In charge. Dowd's talk on "Nike in Defense lic information officer. till soils." It Is described as having All air knights are invited. of America" will be delivered to an "good drainage, red or brown color, Applications for degrees will be assembly of the school's fifth Lion baiting by dogs was an an­ many stones" in order for the March meeting. through eighth grades. The Bat­ cient sport in England. Items on Call Purposes of the town meeting tonight as listed in the ca’l include: kr'ff', Tu hear and take action on the report of the School Sites Commit- I tee: to see if tlie town will; Tell HER . . . I LOVE YOU 1. Appropriate $35,000 for pur­ chase of Rogers-Toomey-Bolton ■ SMILING f SERVICE site provided it is approved by the I State Board of Health; I 2. Authorize appointment of a I with a kitten soft sanitary engineer to prepare a plan | t l A t ^ V v S Toll HER... for a sewerage disposal area at ' the site: 3. Appropriate $1,500 to pay for the senices of a sanitary engineer **Textura” KNIT I LOVE YOU and of a surveyor to survey the ' site; and YES, WE HAVE MORE! 4. See what action will be taken i How wonderful she’ll look in her Textura sweater. on the recommendation of the Choose.from either of these .smart style.s—the fringe Board of Education that a perma­ knit collar slip-on; the knit collar Italian style slip-on. nent School Building Committee i Textura resists pilling and balling, is kitten .soft yet with her be appointed. | IMPORTED Court Cases sturdy, fits perfectly and ^ - gV/V Pasquale Lombardi of Wethers­ washes easily dries quickly. In favorite field was fined $6 in Justice Court j orange, mint, blue and pink. ^ / ■ • last night for improper crossing j Sizes 32 to 38. of a divided highway. The Incident : TWEED occurred at Bolton Notch on Jan, NYLONS 81 when Lombardi drove his car I across the esplanade. State Police- | man Francis Pisch of the Colches- i ter Barracks -made the arrest. i SKIRTS Mrs. Virginia Anderson of An- i dover was fined $15 for fraudulent I Tell HEK.. . 1 LOVE YOU Issue of checks. Trial Justice John ; IN SUM STYLES! *1.35 .0 *L95 Swanson remitted $10 of the fine. ' % She was charged with passing Here’s a red letter day in our coat history. t . We have taken very Wlifh a worthles.s checks at Bolton General j IN GORED FLARES! Store and Sheridan's Garage.-nie •n., arrest was made by State Police- ' \ #■1 woman Lois Miller. deep cuts in regular reason prices—and you will he amazed to see Helen Leclalre of Willimantic j :V and King Denson of East Hartford i were scheduled to appear in court (SY tuA last night on charges of passing cuts of 50%. . .in fact you will find Coat values you’ve always a standing school bus on Jan. 24. \' The Leclaire case wa;s postponed TAFFETA for two weeks because of Illness of & dreamed of! the accused and posting of a $25 I • bond was ordered. f i Denson failed to appear and a $25 bond was ordered posted for his appearance on FeB. 18. Both arrests were made by State Police­ SLIP man Derwin Anthony of the Col­ REGULARLY $39.99 chester Barracks. Three A tten' Bewrton • A U W O O L TWEEDS! Three property owners appeared Tell m R .. .lLOVEYOV at the first session of the Board SQ.99 of Tax Review Monday at the Town • ZIRELINES! Hall. The -Board will hold two more with an regular sessions; one on Feb. 15 and the other, Feb. 21..Both will • WOOL FLANNELS! be held at the Town Hall from 9 a.m. to 4 p ro.' Lions Plan Spring Dance Lawrence Fiano, Arthur Mann, Richard Morra, Raymond Negro and. Russell Potterton have been REGULARLY $49.99 named by the local Libns chaptei to arrange Its annual spring dance • LUXURY ORLON-DYNELS! at the ^inbow Club. The dance will be scheduled for mid-May. Robert Agnew and Fiano will in­ • WARM PILE-LINED TWEEDS! A vestigate the possibility o f' erect­ ing signs on the main highways in . • HOCHANUMS! ' town bearing a civic greeting. It was reported, at the .Monday • ANGLO'S FUR ILEND! dinner meeting that talks on get­ ting a Bolton post offu-.e are con­ tinuing. Local support for the pro­ PERFECT FiniNG posal has been eatablished. Esti­ It’s as easy as ABC to per­ mates of potential revenue, loca­ sonalize and monogram Choose from 5 colors LIEG SIZE STOCKINGS tion and other details are still to REGULARLY to $99.90 your coat, dress, Jhat, bag, be worked out with postal offi­ every skirt a $14.99 value! Thin lovely flared .slip la In ahadotw cials. belt or what you will with ,-F^ proof acetate tafteta with hlde-a-bra A. fitting compliment, personally yours! For Belle- Bpring Chick Offer • LUXURY BORGANAS! ■ Corograms. l Each golden W l eWeet. Side zlppered to fit, completgly Sharmeera in your own leg-size are the exact image New 4-H Clu6 members' who every skirt in ^lOO^o wool! script iiiitial is IVa inches' waahable. Never ridea up or clinga. of your ankle, calt, knee and thigh. want 'tq get started in poultry have tall. Jiiat pin them to suit' .VVhltf, Black, Navy, Fuchsia, and Pea­ sji opportunity again this year to ’ > •|X91^ISITE"MbCKMINKS"l cock. Sizea 32 to 40. ^ No aag, no pull, no 'strai^ That’s why they ' obtain or 100 baby chicks '■ ■ ^ ” ■; ■ :• ' 'I your fancy. , -;, . /( through the Sehrs Roebuck Foun­ You’ll discover simply terrific values iij brown, gray or blue aaaprted ? look no lovely . , , and w«ar kMigcr, tool dation 4-H poultry project. Inter- sstsd boys and girls may apply to imported wool twe^s, all with genuine leather belts, side zip^rs • • • . the Bhttension Service office at all by famous Summit of Boston! In sites 10 to 20. « RockvUls. Ihose wlui participate lA the

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in ' the future to decide if a near tion of the secretary c i defense if NowMaayWMir Skating Conditions agency is needed.", he turns the space program over FCC Chief Ik e Plans Saltoilstall, head of the confer­ to a new agency,” Symington said. FALSE TEETH Ike Would Cut Tax Skating conditions hav* been ence of all GOP senators, said he Sen. Capehart (R-lnd), a for­ With Mer« Comfort described as good to excellent believes that for some time to eign relatiaas oommlttseman. sug- -- '■"wL at the Park Department's three come the satelUte program must gestad a ooeaproinlse under which rasravn; alkaUaa No Defense (ao&HMld) Mjni«r4 HoM ftiM tmth In Squabble supervised skating areas. Last be handled by the military to avoid an equal number o f civilians and BMP# flfBUI’* Xu Mi If Slump Continues night, under a full moon, sev­ confusion. Ha said an ultimate d>* military men would be apptdhtM cemtoit. lust apriakls aJitu* raa- eral thousand skaters were re­ clsion on the issue Of clvilian-vs- to a apace 'oommiaslon and elect I W I V on rear plates. No gunuBy, pasty tsato or fotOnf. Obaeka .f '1* At Hearing ported at Center Springs. Space Shift military management can be hiede their own chairman. . qdw" (dontuie besath). Oat (Conttnned from P* k* One) diction between the two state­ Skating hours today and to­ ■when Congress has more infoima- Sen. Potter.'(R-Hlch), plugged a* any drue oouatar.. ments. the President shot back he night are as follows: tldn. for a new agapey jpattemed after ..a tored for it, but he added there sees no basic difft rence. Adams, (Costtnued from Page One) Center Springs—8 to 10; Cen­ (Contimted from Page One) Sen. Sparkman I D-Ala), a mem­ the Atomic TBbnergy Oommlssion la nothing to feel bad about. he went on, said there should be ter Springs Annex—S to 10. ber of the. Senate Foreign Rela­ CAKO or a dt^rtm en t vHth cabl- be left in the Pentagon or trans­ SAL * Thle ia Elaenhower’a first an­ no partisanship in defense. He also (R-Minn) also objected to the line Hockey only; Charter Oak Park tions (Jommittee, said it wbUld be -itet rank wbleh would operate pri­ PAY-IN nounced indisposition since he suf­ said, Eisenhower added, that he of'questioning Uken by Schwartz. — 1:30 to 10. . ferred to a new agency. inconsistent for the United States marily in the Seld o f space research fered a minor stroke lost Nov. 23. had a rebutUl ready if partisan­ Ylie six other FCC commission­ A Senate-House conference com­ to leave control of its program in and develoipmenL Open a eonveniont monthly payment At today's conference Eisenhow­ ers meanwhile have sat in the ship did develop. mittee dominated by Democrats the defense department while ad­ Congress alrsady baa reoelvsd T R EM EN D O U S summer valuts in huge quan- er dealt with these other matters: hearing room awaiting their turn. vocating an international agree- numerous ptopoeals on this score. accou n t n o w ... no payments till May. Elisenhower said he hiniself has skirted any final decision on the Summit conference— The United prepared no such rebuttal and does Allegations of misconduct on mekt on the peaceful use of space. Sen. KefauVer (1>-Tenn) has pro­ tHiet. . . at terr'rfk savingil A t v. hlch they will be questioned liave States is working: very hard in an not intend to do so. Adams did, the issue o f civilian-va^military con­ Sen. Symington (D-Mo), an posed creation of a department of trol yesterday. It wrote, into an effort to make a summit confer­ President said, and he. was honest gone to Doerfer and four others. Local Stocks armed services co.nmltteeman who science which would take over the ence with the Russians possible. Doerfer said yesterday that A ir Force construction bill com­ SM ALL DEPOSIT now holds your purchase about it. And, Eisenhower went has criticized the administration space program. Sena. Anderson But at that point, Elsenhower said, among various others, he attended promise language allowing the BANTLY OIL on, he thinks Adams had the right ttuotatloDs Fumtsbed by for lags in the missile and 'satel­ (D -NM ) and Jackson (D-Waah) on Layaway till M ay 151 ^e sees no basis for any truly fa ­ a meeting of the Georgia Broad­ secretary of defense to go ahead lite field, said he favors retaining have urged that the AEC be given I \\\. i\( vorable conclusion on either of two to say what he did. casters Assn., receiving an honora­ Cobum ft MIddlebrook, Ine. for a year with development of StAssen—Eisenhower put in a Bank Stocks direction in the hands of the civil­ the space assignment. ■ '-M N II-;,I I points: That U.S.-Soviet relations rium of $100 and his hotel ex­ missiles, rocket weaponi systems ian secretary of defense. political plug for Harold E. Stas- Manchester Trust . .. 58 68 have Improved, or that the pros­ penses. and satellites. " I hope the President will give Australia is divided ^litlcally TFL Mlfchtll 9-4S9!, sen, his disarmament adviser, if Conn. Bank and Trust pects for a summit meeting are He has contended that under the The terms o f the compromise a great deal of consideration to into six states. Main industries are SUssen decides to run for Gov­ Co...... 38H S9H Mtter. law an FCC commissioner may ac­ avoided either authorizing or pro­ the danger of weakening the posi­ wool, wheat and gold. ROCKVILLE TR 8-3271 That was in response to a ques­ ernor of Pennsylva.iia. cept a reasonable honorarium or First National Bank of hibiting the establishment of the WARDS^ tion as to whether he feels the There were published reports compensation for speeches. Manchester___ . . . . 27 81 Advanced Research Projects series of letters he and Soviet Pre­ last weekend that SUssen either Doerfer said FCC commissioners Hartford National Agency (A R P A ) within the De­ mier Bulganin have exchanged Would resign soon to bid for the Bank ft Trust (Jo. .. 3214 85)4 also had accepted private trans­ fense Department to manage mis­ / contributed to any betterment of the governorship on the Republican portation from private companies Fire Insurance Companies siles and satellite programa relations. ticket, or Eisenhower would re in their work. UTien the company Aetna Fire ...'...... 57 60 Secretary of Defense McElroy Sea King, a Ward exclusive...made to fit your needs On a related point, Eisenhower quest his resignation as president­ furnishes transportation, he said, Hartford Fire .150 160 has contended he already has au­ said emphatically that the United ial disarmament aide. National Fire ...... 76)4 81)4 thority to establish the igenpy ■SELLING OUT. the government ia not charged States will never agree unilaterally Asked about that situation — with transportation costs. He said Phpenlx ...... 67 70 under his direct control. Un

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a«ea aa soon obtaining between the speed can ba aafs for routine mor­ foods ara to be oaten In moderiate Htetfprd, was accused of llrat de­ the Board of Salectman at a recent baskatball program Sunday at 2 21 a t Uw MmnehasUr Country ing comprehenaioh, language aklUa, ■t.: C. Warran BuUar, Rye R t, IHaurl|Patpr CTub, and a Joint meaUng with work study and arithmetic skUla. Broad Brook, United StStes and Russia. In Ad­ tals, no m atter what car and road amoimta at meal tlifiea only. Church Womeii gree ^urder yestertfay in an In­ Rockville-Veraon masting. * p.m. / ’ 2, Avoid items that pSrmlt sugar Wallas swora tham In last night The event hd* been scheduled (or threa other aervlca cliiba Fab. 29. Tha test results show where each Eyants Tonight conditions obtain. Your . dictment handed up by a Hart­ Burpee Woman's Relief Corps chokeDh;*^ ^tirituu) l|praid miral Burke's view, the two coun­ to remain in the montn (or extend­ Plan Card Party ford Counts^ grand ju rj^ Marendaz in the absanca'of Ftiet Selectman Sunday because of the number On Feb, 21, Dr. Arthur Wood, pupil stands in relation to his elaas, Hara't 9 Tliwt I ___ tries will soon reach a nuclear ed periods of time such aia hard Edgard H. Wilson who la ill. The of parents/Who have shown Inter­ and in which field his greatest dbU- will meet at 6 p.m. for a membera’ to BMtfliWWwiicmMiMMM PUHU8H£D BY mi:; Barrett, aYtalgndd immediately Ities lie. •upper, followed 'by a buslnesa Hk,RAL.D PRINTINU CO, INC. stand-off, that is, will have the candles, chewing gum, or sweeten­ TRAVEL ABENOY oonstablea will receive Jiourly pay est in attending. ifll-ANt HIM r«V «M RMlIlHMb Dental Health ed beverages which are sipped or Center Church Women’s Fellow­ before Judge 'mlltam I. Shea, en­ 32-Mill Ta:x Rate Set . Visile Ralattvee paeatlng. sew SHOWN iwlMB M iw M il W ig. w * 13 Sluell BtrefI potential to destroy^'each other in tered a plea of ihnocent and had while on asalgnment. > Officldls who are planning to at­ w iriiiiieHif© ewww l i i m ^ Manchfiltr, Conn frequently consumed. ship members are looking up their IS Asylum 8L, Hartford vUIe wUl be boat club to Nor­ Mrs. James Sheehan of High St. 'The Third District meeting of the MIW NWlIM < ww n OMlI iSm RlW THUMAS r FfcRUUSON, A Thought for Today his Case set down for Jury trial Bank Expanding tend are First Selectman Edgar an all-out war. Such a relationship, 3. Brush your teeth for 4 tp B most delicious dessert recipes for Tel. CHapel J^-5B57 wich, East Hartford, GlMtonbury left Tuesday to spend a week with Lsiffiaa AuxUlary, VFW, will be WALTER n FERGUSON Sponsored -by the Manchester Diet and Dental Health on Feb. 35. ' x The Coiihecticut Bank arid Trust H. Wilson, Second Selectman held hi 8 p.m. at the VFW Post P u bluh fr* we submit, is about as ultimate aa — — minutes following each Intakeintake of 4fld Portland Exchange Chiba.^ her couslna, Mr. and Mrs. William Council ot Churches Tlie value of starting early and j before breakfast and. before the annual 'Valentine daSsert card Authorized Agcnti For AD By Board of Finance Co. wan issued a building permit Fratiklin O. Welles. Third Select­ Home atv3700 Main 8t., Hartford. founded October l. IMI two nationa can achieve. The 6-foot-2 Barrett is^harged man Herbert I. Pagan], Mayor The Joint aelWice club masting C. Maher, of Cranston, R. I. She continuing a routine program of i going to bed at night is Inefficient party of Group C, scheduled itS '- today to remoda tha second Boor' Misa Annh. Misakio of this city is Publlebed___ E re r* Evenint Except with strangling to O s^ M ta Rail, Air and Bteamship Herman O. Olson, Superintendent will also ba held at tha Manches­ will also visit other relative! in Not only does Admiral Burke Emergence complete dental examinations and and could be of greater benefit if it Monday at 8'p.m. ln Woodruff Rail Irene intseinaimons, 36, a YSSUhats A 82-rnm tax raw was set fdrecan (lag ba dlaplayad Fab. 12, In ofaces In ita Elm St. building. AI- district guard. ^ ______Sundnve____ and ______HulldayaEntered at tbe of Center Church House. Deaaeri Lines of Schools Raymond E. Ramidell. ter CounW Club. Providence." Poll omce at llancbreter Conn, aa foresee this situation aa develop­ I saw a moth emerge tmlay. children has been were done; immediately following whom he'd mat li. a Hartfoiifd res*., < the Town of Vamon Uat night by honor of Abraham Lhicoin. terationa to provide the bank with Second Claae Hall Matter treatments for will be a ^ a d as the guests ar­ additional office apace are eati- Alderman John GUI, chairman of Sacred Heart Laffiaa Hospital Notes ing fairly aooii, but he predicts that And break Iti chrysalid with quiet each meal. taurant only a few hours earlier. HAROLD SELLS I tha Board of Flnanca. Tha Fourth District meeting wUl Vernon and TalcottvUIe ne«. _ . discussed. Yet the oral care exer. rive. X . !.tated to cost $3,900. Georgs E. the oity Recreation Board; and The Ladies of Sacred Heart will Admited yesterday; Mrs. Elsie Items are handled through The | SUBSCtUPTIUN RATES strength; 4. If Wushlng is impossible, eat­ • The new rate, an Increase of be held Sunday In BalouvUle. its duration will extend over "gen­ ?'*'s. Frances Hadden and Mrs. "She was constantly nag^ng Manchester Agent Erhardt J . Koelsch, director of the, meet today at 8 p.m. in the church Avery, Windermere Ave.; John Herald’s Rockville Bureau. 7 W. | Payable tn Advance jUIlnging, with wet wings folded cised at home ihay be considered to ing an unpared apple will aid in * four mills over Uie lOST rate, Those planning to attend should Rtsley is contractor. One Year ...... *16.60 erations,'' during which the world Leon HuesUs, >cp-chalrmen, and me," police quoted the 200-pound Tel. MI 9-7442 . Midget League. hall. Lahsook, 8 Bellevue Ave.; Albert Main BL, telephone TRemont I like a fan. be of even greater importance In removing debris from the teeth. Barrett aa aaylng. reflects the coat of the new high contact Misa Fortuna. Anyone wish­ Parking In Talcott^llle WATKINS- S ix Month! ...... 7 76 will be beset by small wars. This can be very helpful to the their committee N^ave arranged school now under construction on ing to participate in the gift book The Board of Selectmen has been The 6rat game w'ill be played by The Rev. Edward Rooney, ae- Hartman, Elaine Dr„ Broad Brook. S-S1S8. Three Monthl ...... S 90 To the brown shell that housed it preventing denial disease. Preven­ this party. Barrett was apprehended In New' the Boston, Celtics and the Fort sistant director of the Catholic One Month ...... 1,30 Terrifying as thia picture la— through the cold. members of the family who de­ Loveland Hill. donation may contact her before requested to widen Main St. tn Weekly ...... 30 tion (or the most part is an individ­ pend on packed lunches sach day. Prizes will ba awarda$l at each Britain when, police said, he at­ Sunday. Taicottville In front of the Aldon Wayne Pistons. The second game Lending Library in Hartford, will WEST Sinfle Copy ...... 06 of two super-powers goading each It pulsed with life that grew with table. Tha impact of the new aohool is ual matter and may occur many Gently rinsing the mouth with tempted to 'lurn' some women's stronger this year than it will be Hpeetal Coas tables Added Spinning Mills. will be between the Floor Rockers talk on Catholic goods and liter­ other with small wars around the quickening power; y/nes each day. clothing, in a park. Police also and the Demons. Joseph Bellla will ature. Father Rooney is a member M EM BER OF Its wings expanded in this gloW' water after eating will tend to la future Jreara as far aa taxea go, Four special co.iatables were The firm provides a parking lot NATHAN HALE niE ASSOCIATED PRESS globe and' restrained from attack­ found -other women’s clothing In for employes, but states that visi­ be official referee, with Wayne of the faculty of St. Thomas Semi­ Faienil Ssnrlit The A itocialed P re u la exclualvely ing hour, The bacterial activity responsible dislodge much food debris from Becond' Selectman .Franklin G. sworn In by Second Selectman ing each other only by mutual the teeth and will also be of con­ his ear, they said. tors must park on the street, and Flint Sr. as scorer and Earl John­ nary, Bloomfield. A discuaeton PTA enutled to the uae of reuubllcaUoo ot Oreat disks of rose and blua upon for dental decay thrives on the de­ Barrett’s Trial WaUea. . explained, becauae atate F ranklin G. Wellea last night. The son aa timer. Ormoad J . Waat, OtawetM all newa diapatcbea credited to It. or siderable benefit. aid granta will not be .received men will be avallalle to essist Often both sides of the street are period will follow the talk, and re­ Personal Notices not othervtae credited In thia paper fear—it does contain a way out, the tan— • bris remaining in the mouth follow­ Exchange Club Dinner freshments will be served. 142 EMt Oaotar a t The Importance of diet aaleetlon ------until the achool la completed In Vernon’s full-time constable Ed­ lined with cars. This leaves little t - n n and aleo .he local newa publlahed here. provided man can hang onto his At last it spread them wide and ing the intake of carbohydrate For Idling Set space for the vehicles to pass. The Exchange Club will hold a MndMO All rlkhta of republlcatlon of apeclal flew away. foods. Everything else being equal, and adequate tooth brushing can ’ September, 1959. Thia la the only mund F. Dwyer on special assign- ' Grade 8 Takes Test BAKE diapatchea herein are alao reaerved sanity under such grinding, nerve- not be over emphasized In prevent­ GENERAL year that the town will have to menta and In emergencies. It has been suggested that the dinner meeting today at 7:15 p.m. Students in Grade 8 have Juat Card of Thanks So shall I wing my flight, reborn the less the frequency, amount and Hartford, Fab. 6 (A’l — A huaky at the American Legion Home. f'ull aervice client of N E A Serv­ wearing pressures. duration that such debris. remains ing dental decay. Both are reg­ hoar the full payment, on high row' of trees In front of the mill be completed a set of Iowa Basic Skill and free young Junk yard worker will go Thsy are: John E. Lshan. Carl A program commemorating the Wo with to thank all of our neighbor#, ice ,i,r Throughout the period of the -in the moi th, the lea* will be the ulated by the individual and yield ■obool bonda without state aid. cut down to, widen the road. Al­ Teats. The purpose of the testa Is SALE Mnachastar'a OMoat Publlahera Repreaehtatlvra: The Across the boundless spaces of to trial In Superior Court here Feb. T V ^ R V IC E Frcderlekson, C. Victor Fletcher anniversary of Thomas A frienda and relative! for the many decay experience of the individual. rewards Hi terms of oral health, Wellea aald the tax rate in­ though the trees are diseased, the noth to see how well pupils have mas­ acta of kindneae and ii>’Tnpathy ahown with riM st FheOnisa Ju liu i Malhewa Special Agency — New cold war, the biggest stumbling eternity. 25 in connection with the' Lovers' Daps A eVsU and Harmon C. Howe. Edison's birth, and NaUonal EUec- Y'ork Chicago Detroit and Boaton. comfort and appearance In propor­ crease wax "not bad cotiaidaring town has not wanted to sacrifice tered the basic skills which are U8 in our recent bereavement. We e#- Off-Street ParMag block to an easing of tensions has (Dorselen). It is not suggested that one cease Lane slaying of i Hartford wait­ SI All four men are attending the peclally thank all thoeo srho aent the M EM BER a u d it BUREAU 0> tion to the diac'niipc -Itort and Nights n n s Parts them. tric Week, will be presented by needed for successful school work. THURSDAY. FEB. 6 I Sent by Mrs. Myron A. Bog- eating in order to enjoy good dental ress on the night of Jan. 6. tho increased educational budget Civil Defense Auxiliary Police beautiful floral tribute# and loaned the EotabBahnd 1B74 CIRCULATIONS been the proclivity of each tide for health, but it definitely does mean wisdom that he exerclaea. P EL Ml an4 the new high school." He Community Basketball the Connecticut Light and Power The results wiU ba used next year uae of cara. lish). The Manchester Denial Society Russell I. Bartett, 23, West school being held each Monday Co. • The Hergld Printing Company. Inc., chasing a will-o'-the-wisp called that a number of commonsense commented that not many tpwns Officials of both Rockville and in helping officials place the pupils J. W. Hdo, 9:30 a.in. night at Vernon Elementary Vernon are expected to attend the Other events planned by the in proper classes. lira. George Hooey and family. aaaumea no financial reapunalbillty for a po.sition of strength. Since each rules should be followed. are able to handle rUing school Thoma#. Hazel and Robert Hooey typographical errora appearing In ad- School. They were appointed by opening game of the rural Vernon club inrltide a. dinner meeting Feb. The testa cover vocabulary, read­ vertlaementa and other reading matter side has actually wanted to dictate 1. Eat three well balanced meals c o m aa well aa Vernon. and family. In The Mruicheater Evening Herald Landscaper Talks daily but realize that pastries, jelly, terms rather than negotiate, set Might Have Bern Higher DIaptay advertlaing cloaing houra: honey, syrups, and other sweeten First Selectman Bdgar H. Wil­ For Monday—1 p. m Friday Uenienl of disputes ha.s. with few To Garden Club son said today he was gratified For Tueaday—1 p. m Monday exceptions, been beyond resell. that the tax increase was only foui For Wedneaday—1 p m Tvieaday For Thuraday—1 p m Wednesday. But soon, if Admiral Burke is John O’Hara, professional land­ mills. He said he thought It might For Frldav—1 p. m Thuraday have been higher. The $2 million For Saturday—I p m Friday. right, neither aide will even have scaper of Coventry, in hla talk to > GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS SAVINGS Increase in the grhqd list was a In Naugahyde! Claaalfled deadline: 10:30 a m. each the hope of achieving a position of the Green Thumb Garden Club, last day of publication axcept Saturday - major factor in keeping the tax • a m . strength. All that will be left to night at the Community Y, atreaa- u rate down, he said. the United States And Russia as ed the need of making an exact FUEL Mrs. Edwin Pease, secretary of Wednesday, February 5 ON LUMBER-BUILDING SUPPLIES the ^ a r d of Finance, laid the result of their furious arms race is scale layout on paper of property board had hoped for a greater' In­ If iVs for your home 15.75 Dr. Waterman’s Diairnosis the ultimate relationship. And in to be landscaped. He suggested crease in the $31 million grahd WATKINS that case, the only weapon left to staggering plants in front of the list. Tha list rose only $2 million Eh-. Alan T. Waterman, director 118 or the Russians will be com­ house, and having a focal point OIL TVRopaii this year, compared to a $.3 mil­ of the National Science Founda­ such as a pool or garden house in lion increase in 1956. SEMI-ANNUAL mon sense. the back yard with curved rather The board also approved two it's in the Semi-Annual Sale! tion. put hla finger on one of this than straight lines for lawn areas. RANGE OIL other items which will require country'a central \veakne.ssea in an He also demonstrated the way to Need a town meeting action. Open T)iur$df y and Friday Nightt to 9 FURNITURE address at New Haven the other Triple Expenses plant evergreens. An additional aum of $3,000 for day He was speaking at the 2-day It looks as if a number of sup­ Amelia Smith acted as leader of an'oW reihoval was approved by the the group. Peggy Herrick gave a New TV ? ^ board. The heavy snow storms last 49.95 science conferehce at Yale Univer­ posedly big men In Washington are garden reminders fof this season; month used up a sizeable amount sity, ajid his subject dealt with going to wind up taking a smear­ Spray white birch and lilac to pre­ BOLAND Entir* Stera Stock of Quality the $10,000 originally appropn- rag. $59.50 scientific competition with Russia, ing over relatively small sins. vent'scale, prune grape vines and fruit trees and take house plant Paints, Tools, Hordworo Find H Fest in the board recommended an In- M l But his words have a much broader Tliat, at least, seems the likelihood OIL COMPANY SALE application than that. cuttings now. vUP to. $100,000 for tax an- with regard to FCC Chairman Refreshments were served by 369 CENTER ST. Open Mondays tlcipatib6 nates. Since $400,000 The United States, Dr. Water­ John Doerfer, the first federal Uda Werstler and her committee. through Frida.vs YELLOW has alreadjf been approved for thl* man said, cannot compete with Tel. Ml 3-6320 Chair$ commissioner in a field of regula­ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. purpose, thb\town wdll be able to Russia In science and technology tion to he brought to the carpel PAGES borrow up ca $500,000 against 24-Hour Burner Service (Oc*KInnftL{ Lumbar Saturday# 8 A.M. taxes. TTie exti^interest cost of 79.50 b.v keeping an eye out for Soviet for too much alleged friendliness Deaths Last Night $500 was also approved advances in these fields and then with the industry he was supposed T'or Ni^hl Hnrnt’r & SUPPLY CO.--BOLTON NOTCH to Noon Laffioa AiixUla^Xotes Ottomans 29.50 tr>-ing to outstrip them as they to be regulating. By THE AS.S'wood- — Monts Bell, 66. WhAt's the difference In these 7 former film writer, director and clement weather. /" wood. The great big matching otto­ of the ideas and breakthroughs ended up getting paid for hla trip Mrs. Eileen Fraherty, naUonal producer, died Tuesday. He was I ■ecurity rhairrnan. and President R e g /$9.98 Hand blown, hand deco­ mans are usually $39.95. Buy both that science may uncover.” three ways, once b.v the radio sta­ born in Washington, D. C. rated milk glass table lamps in two for lounging luxury! America's failure in the aatellite' Mias Eleanor Fortuna, president, tion, once by the convention, and will represent the local unit at the styles; 29 inche.s tall, 3-way light­ race, he said, was "not a lack of once by his own expense voucher They’re all '/ annual National Security Banquet ing, $6.98. Reg. $59.60 Hostess cart is the han­ technical competence but the fail­ to the government. The total © fg ® {85 (S> (5; n(1. 7 'U Jf’ I Made with two or three cushions ; usually $235.00. the fact that the Soviet Union has 4 a t«st €vs*«**rs' tv^s •• W ing chairs experiences, and, eventually, de­ •jm f Oft E r ’ tt t The wing chair i.s a Colonial favorle: usually $135.00 entered these fields as a power­ manding more of them. I p' ^ nl fl.t* to df o ful competitor. © ia cK*rf*i #f « and the lounge chair with cut-back Lawson type arms 129.00 129.00 In short, there is atlll no sub­ ... Th. t.,w, ! : u' 7 1 0 9 0 0 and a button-trimmed back is regularly $125.00. All Of course, this weakness—this stitute for that hound's tooth, for 4 a •Miy such • ! it I ; ' Oft'UNtd Ll. * have foam cushions and are covered to your order. inability of ours to move until we Calpurnla. It is not enough to feel ■ ;vppc.7t>nq ■ * 7 a MoiA'tfin tor ' ■ feel ourselves on the defensive— innocent in mind, for the mind can Svorlt. Ot l> Lounge chairs Isn't the complete story of our na­ be lulled too easily. It is better to 4 a M«mr«in ^ kifK atr s*rwic«. Tables .shown in room Go Modern with Slimline! tional life, not even since the cold be completely innocent in fact and scene: Reg. $34.95 Cob­ TorS^Kayshellet Televisinn war began. There have been times circumstance, as well. The FitU n^s the Thing 8950 bler’s Bench, $29.75; when we have moved forward bold- anti Hntlin service rail Step Table, reg. $19.8" As we said at the beginning, Wonderfu!, wonderful way to go Modern . . . and be sure 1.V and decisively, And when we Phone Ml S-2058 GLAZIER'S for $17.50. Nutmeg some rather big men in Washing­ of your.self! t'or Slimline i.s so iiicely .styled and scaled we have, we had the look of a true Or MI 8-8877 © brown fini.sh on birch! ton seem about to be smeared for CQRSET SHOP predict it will always be in good taste! Covered to order in world leader. One instance was the relatively petty sins. Probably; 'on M l MAIN ST. adoption of the Marshall Plan. An­ your choice of fabrics; all with foam sea cu.shions! the whole, some injustice will be Reg. $175.00 right or left band love s e a ts ...... 129.00 other was Presldenl'a Eisenhower's done. But they could have seen to Atoms for Peace proposal. Reg. $190.00 right or left bumper units not shown . .139.00 it that they were not vulnerable.. Reg. $165.00 Curved corner unit as sh o w n ...... 109.00 On those occasions, we ^ad, in Dr. Waterman's words, "seized the Surgeons On Safety iiliiililllli Initiative” . . . we had not been 109.00 "forced into crash programs” . . . The American Academy of Or­ we advanced "along the lines ap­ thopedic Surgeons has had from a propriate to our efforts.” And as a committee of thtee of its mem­ result, it was Russia, on those oc­ bers a recommendation that we casions, that sulked in her tent. proceed to eliminate all poles and 9.98 17.50 Our capacity for such bold, posi­ trees from America!, roadsides. tive leadership hasn't deserted us. Thia, say. the surgeons, would re­ It's still there, in terms of mind duce the number of severely dis­ Accessory pieces and heart and muscle. If we only abling thigh bone fractures in have the sense to use It. And if automobile accidents — these in- we do, we will find that we do not juriels occurring usually when "make" the room go into a psychological nosedive kneex strike dashboards in acci­ 84.50 with every Russian cold war move. dents when cars cra.sh into other automobiles or into solid objects Michaels belitve> in taking the guesswork out of buying a Diamond Coma in and get your Reg. $21.50 reproduction of a «plit-.spindle along the right of way. , Another Ultimate Free copy of Hit booklot m inor in gold and bjack ha.s a Currier and More pieces from the Slimline Modern .series; These surgeons thus approach a — honco you should see and hear our story about fho Michaels Troas- Reg. X139.00 Matching Lounge Chajrs 109.00 Ultimate is a word fa.it increasing "Tho Day You Buy A Diamond" Ives clipper ship print in top panel, $17.50. problem which concerns them in uro Chest Diamond-IT'S THE DIAMOND YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. Reg. $209.00 76-inch Sofa, shown ...1 6 9 .0 0 In popularity as the cold war con­ their profession from their own Reg. $255.00 Same sofa in 90-inch size 209.00 169.00 tinues and the arms race intensi­ view of what is possible. They do Need Reg. $12.50 Hand blown, hand decorated Reg. $149.00 Pillow-back Lounge Chair 119.00 reg. $209.00 fies. First' there was the "ultimate not expect us to build cars of less Gone-with-the-Wind hurricane lamps in soft All pieces are made with coil spring bases, weapon" - the intercontinental power. They do not expect us to a Taxi? Noed a pink; have night lights in bases; 22 inches Spring edges and brass-trimmed legs. ballsitic missile with hydrogen become better drivers. The one Ull. $9,98. ■■■ ■ warhead attached. Now, however, thing they think we can do is 'take we re not so sure that the w-eapon down the trees and poles, which Reg. $99.50 Kneehole de.sks come in solid nut­ li so ultimate anymore, with -work Nood Reg. $7.95 Black pantograph lamps provide solid impact, and substi­ Need meg brown maple; -43 x 2lMnch tops with proceeding on anti-misaile missiles. extend to 31 inches, $5.95. Reg. tute for them low shrubbery.of a thumbnail edges; file drawer and brass pulls, Then there v.aa the "ultimate $14.95 Black 3-Iite tree lamps have kind which might alow down the Employment? $8f 50. position"--a term coined by Sen. crash of a car out of control. They Rainwear? newly styled shades $11.95. Djoidon Jclinson a;\d vaguely de­ think we are fated to have just aa fined by him as referring to soiire many accidents, or even more. Find it Fast in ths Reg. $12.50 Early American ladderback 11.95 ,point off in Bpa:e from which the They hdpe for'fewer fractures. Find it Foit in the JEWELERS -SnVERSMITH.S \ . chairs can be used anywhere in the home. World could W controlled and to We can respect their special in­ 958 MAIN ST., MANeHESTER—Also Hartford Nutmeg finish on hardwooH?: fiber-splint which we must race with all pos­ terest, Which ^a for the vivelfare of YELLOW .A' YELLOW seats,$8.95. , sible spefl 'VS us all, and Still insist that the high­ THE KNOWN^NAME, it t E KNOWN QUAUTY SIKCE A ..V ' , ■ ' , A ■ „ an ,y ■> ■■ ■ , And now wt would like to add est common denoiplnator in our PAGES PACES • \ Re^, $24.50 Thumb-back rockers make a. dia-^ O F MANCHESTER ancths'.* ultimate — "the ultimate deat^' and injury toll on the high­ tinctive addition to, living room, den or bed- relationship '--to describe the situ­ ways is speed, and insist, too, that 19.95 rooni, Black with gold stencil decoratioua, ation (that Joint Chiefs of Staff sooner or later ' we must revise '$19.95. ,■ Miember Admiral Arleigh Burke

aonivarsary Monday. ^ a rU o fd ’a oldest radio station, it was one of WCCO—1299 WTIU—1080 16 m ^bers of the original WKN 8—840 Daily Radio WlfOF—1410 chain, the first n^work - in''the WDRO—IMO As You Like It country , . i "Decoy,” the,excltl]^ Castani Steadard Tlai* W HAT-010 By DICK HOWARD television series of authentic dram- A 1600 •cholkrship wilt be given atiutions of the exploits of women Th* toUowing program fcb«d-^ W JtC —Hews thl* year by the CathpUc Ortfiuatei law officers, is now a Wednesday ulss^ a rt supplied by ths radio Club' of Greater Hartford, it wa* Manchester songwriter F'rank J. Berk this night', 9:30, feature on WnC-TV manaiw»«>bi 4>>d ar« aUDject to announced . today b y MIta Joan Channel 3. Chang* without notic*. WHAY—flaranada , Shea, chairman of the elub'a acho- week gave the New Madhatters Trio, colorful The Phil Silvers Show, "You’ll 4:M— O TI^U fa and tba World • larahip committee, W iuy—Plsttsr Party WDRC—E R. Murrow West Coast artists, permission to record Never Get Rich,” and "Mr. Adams iVi.i.'i Ki ’ 1(1 Revue WPOP—Top 4U Tima llie acholarahlp will be open to “Ijord, Oh My Lord.” his first song, written C. and Eve.” - have traded time elots WKNB—P.M. any Catholic atudent In the Great­ I»j i Kolbv WHAY-Nile Watch A 8 Coni Baked vised locally over Channel 8 at c.eilures lo find out what the pub­ WPOP—United Aiilo Workera 8how WTTC-Nlehl Line gained the lead in the Red Men’s Enamel FInleh 2;30 p.m. They spent last Sat­ WDRC—Moods for Romance lic wants." . . . CBS-TV's "Climax" »:OT— WPOP—Hound Do* setback tournament. Scores are; urday afternoon touring the town plans a dramalizalion soon of the WUAY-Platter Party lt:S6— Tucker’*, 4,005; North Ends, A Uolora to Match and talking with their many fans. life and death of racketeer Albert WTIC—Roes Miller WHAY-NIfe Wairh 3,980; Red Men’s Lodge, 3,933; Heuae WDRO-Ca) Kolbv WTIC—At the U N Miss Close, who lives at 610 W. Anastasia. The story of the mob­ WPOP-Wax Worka WDRC—Mnode for Romance Maple Super Service. 3,928; Man- Middle Tpke., started the Tyznik- ster. killed last October by two i:44— WPOP-Hound Do* cheater Wallpaper and Paint, 3.- '* l.eta In IJght Skldioki fan club last August and gunmen as he sat in a Manhattan WltAY—Platter Party ld:l»- 880; and Bolton Five. 3,777. WTIO—Rosa Miller WHAY—Nile Welch « All White Under­ today it boasts a membership of barber shop, is to be based pri­ WDRC—Cal Kolby WTTC-^AI the U N neath. - l’>ank J. Beirk more than 1.30 New England teen­ marily otv-newspaper clippings. WPOP-Wax Worka W’DRC—Mnode for Romance MANCHESTER SALES agers. including 30 Manchester S:04— WPOP—Hound Do* In the Nortyka Publishing Co. of­ The 19th Jane since 1919 in the WHAY—Dalellna High School students. perennial Tarzan film serie.s Is a W TIC-New# GENERAL and APPLIANCE fice in HoHy^vood and hav# made .Around and About WDRC—Newa WHAY—Nile Watch arrangements to record it, even lcgg>’ green-eyed blonde from Tex­ WPOP—Newa WTIC—Time for Mualc The comedy '*Llght Up the Sky.” as. Hollj-wood Producer Sol Les.ser t;lS - WDRC—Moods for Rnmanet TV SERVICE A IM C M ESTER PA R K A D E before the sheet music is printed," presented by the Co-ventry Players WHAV—Datellna WPOP—Modern Sounds Berk said. 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i . - ... i ■ I \ ■ ■■•I f--'- - ■ I • r '-' ..i- PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 % cW on Two WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 be available near enou^^h to large business interests as the reason Sharp; honors, Beverljt Wetherell. 300 leaders In science, educaUon, UlnnclitBttr TEuenittg Herttlh South Windsor numbers of children now trans­ for his resignation. Juniors: Special honors, Diane Surprise! Surprise! 5 Steps Proposed politics, Indiistry, labor and oom- — ------« p ported to Wapping School by bus. A member of U e local school Blackmore, Peter Bossen and Dan munications media. Democrats Seek Successor board for more tl^an four years, Elmore; high honorp, Dohald Burr, EaOh year in Bolton, as in To Meet Red Gains The committee’s statement said: Swimnlng Cancel^ End to Double Session Seen All registered Democrats win Dr. -Willlanu served as its chair­ Stephen-Goddard, Katherine Man­ most towns, the Board of Tax "Even were the Soviet threat to Directors Postpone Action TapOiamber Attachment meet ^ id a y at 8:30 p.m. at the man from October 1966 to October sur and Fred. McLaughlin; honora. Review met to hear "gripes'' disappear overnight, our problems Town Hall to name a new member l»57i Cynthia Jarvis, Ed Lashetski and (Continued from Page One) relalHl to science and education Bwlmmlng classes at the East from property owners on the as­ Side Rec are canceled for to­ 1,0 the Board of Eklucation to All Commenting on the resignation. James Roberts. . sessment oi their holdings." Bol­ would not change. The rate of Ori Revaluation Settlements Chiefs Attend FUed Against By Next Year^ Kearney Says the vacancy caused by the resigna­ , 2. Harder worx in schools with growth of our need for scientists night because of repair work.. Kearney said the town will “sorely Sophomores; Special honors, ton's board,.met last night and higher quality education. Jamee Herdic, euperintendent tion of Dr. Robert V'illiams. miss‘the. enthu^astic Interest that Raren Adams. Judy Cutler, Nanc/ one resident pulled a switch. and engineers would nOt al>«ken; Doubla sessions at W a p p 1 n g'* Hopes of getting a second school Democrats will also set up a pro­ 8. An education goal seeking our serious need for a greater H m Board of Diraetors laamadfdurlng ciurrunt baaringa af tha of recreation, aaid the swim­ Arthur Drug Bob Williams has shbwn while ac­ Hubley and Nancy Roman; high Instead of Complaining that his Area Parley ming-schedule will resume to­ Elementary ' School may become open by fall are somewhat dim­ cedure for the election of conven­ tive with the board." honors, Charlotte Caasarino, Judy assessment was too high, he cltisens able to deal with both understanding of science and tech­ laat night that the town aaaeeeof Board of Tax Review on the new mer. The Board of Education and technical .and cultural problems— morrow night. only a memory next September. tion delegates at the Town Com­ Dr. Williams' successor will fill Massicotte and Kathlebn Roberta; asked the board to -add a caf to nology on the part of the general thinke figures eet by an outside assessor’s list ‘President Edward H. Glenney A $21,000 attachment against Zoning and Planning Commission mittee's March meeting, according honors, Maxine Boxer, Lorraine his list that hadn't been re­ training in liberal arts should not public would not lessen." firm which revalued all property .Sees No Precedent the Arthur Drug StorM, Inc., of However, School Board Chair­ favors the Avery St.-Kelly Rd. the position until the expiration of be sacriAced to increased stress here last year were unfair to a “I don't think this is a question and Executive Vice President John to Democratic Town Chairman the term in October, 1669. Gagnon, Clyde Johnson, and ported. Hartford and the trusUda of a man John T. Kearney said it may site, but the opportunity may slip Harry J. Odium. Ropcann Lewis. on science. group of buMnenmen. of establishing a preesdsnt at all,’’ P. Wiet were among the 33 area planning and each town’s role In Brookline, Mass., Realty Oo., baa be necessary for youngsters trans­ away. Voters must approve the The resignation of Dr. Williams, Honor Students Freshmen: Special honors. 4. Freedom of exchange of sci- Ckarge The IMrectore were Informed of Crockett replied. “We hav# a set of executivea from 18 Chambers of starting such m program. been brought by a Manchester eon* ferred to the new Pleasant Valley site, but by the time this is ac­ accepted by the Board of Educa­ Ellsworth Memorial High -School entiAe knowledge—seerecy should Four the aMciwor'a opinion when ceaea figures which our assessor says is Commerce and buslhesa organlza- He said regional planning was pie pending court action on a ‘'slda> James Rustiek; high .honors, the correct valustloh of this prop­ School to pack lunches. Kearny complished the land may no-)onger tion at its meeting Monday night, Principal Henry J. Adams has an­ Thomas Coffey, Nola 'Collins, Brown, Dorothy Daley, Kirby Hol­ not be a barrier. Preaerlptloa Involving Broad St. property own- tlona who attended a meetlng\pf a "good thing" which should bf walk suit.” be for sale. Drainage testing and nounced honor students for the combe, Basil Karmakyn, Odry era were preaented to them for erty. I don’t think Broad St. in any said he expects the school to be was announced by Board Chair­ Maureen Dimlow, Robert Earley, 6. Continued and increased scl- . nets the West Hartford Chamber Mon-' regarded u a matter of economy The action was brought by Mar­ ready for occupancy by the time the possibility of rock may be an­ man Kearney yesterday. school half-year. Alfred Hopkins, l>slte Manning, Pierce and Judy Platt. entlAc coo^ratipn with bur allies Mttlement sense ol the word compares to the > n d that It should not be gov­ garet R. and Conrad A. Dwire of school opens, but that the cafe­ other factor against the site. Dr. Williams, who is the town's Seniors: Special honors, Shirley Joan Mikollte, Beverly Naudsua, and other free nations. PHARMACY Action by the Board was poat- average home valuation.” day. erned by the physical boundaries 766 Middle. Tpke. E. on claims that nm noned until Feb. 18 after epecta- “If it is going to stir up some­ teria and some finishing touches The Avery St.-Kelly Rd. site Is only dentist, gave increasing de­ Petersen; high honors, Cynthia EH Lillie Nichols, Barbara Roberta News for this column may be These general suggestions were 666 Oeuter Ml t-8816 One of the main topics discussed of a town. the woman suffered serious injur* will not be completed until later. the only one presently known to mands for his professional and more, Cynthia Pelton and Lois and Joyce Ward; honors, Deborah Mephened to Mitchell 8-5060. distilled from the ideas of nearly ' to n at-laat night'a meeting pro- body else to appem, it has no bear- was the recent move by the Hart­ ies in a fall on a sidewalk near tho teated that the people of the town ,lng on this case,'' the attorney said. ford Chamber to seek members store. hied been given no opportunity to On the suddenness of the presen­ from towns in the Greater Hart­ say what they think of the pro- tation, he told the Board and the Trustees named in tho attach­ ford area. ment, filed with the town clerk’a fMsed aettlementa. spectators thst he had only ob­ Considerable controversy arose Womnn Files tained the assessor’s signature on office, are Arthur T. and Gertruds - Objactora maintained that the when West Hartford claimed that L. Nelson of the Investment Realty aaaeaaor'a opinion of the Broad St. th« last settlement at 6 p.m the Hartford Chamber waa at­ property vaiuatlona throws doubt The settlement valuations for $24)000 Lien Co., owners of property at 942-974 Broad St. are baaed on a -value of tempting to "steal’’ its members on Main St., which is occupied by tho upon the whole revaluation. the basis that those doing business drug store. / Tha aettlementa were brought up $100 a front foot. Assessor Murphy In the area, not only in the city A $24,000 judgmentHen, brought as an unscheduled item on the said today. Compared to this, the Itselfi should be members of the In the attachment, Mrs. Dwirs grand Hat, incorporating the Re­ as the result of a divorc^ctlon in­ claims that while walking on tho Board's agendh under auspenalon Hartford organization. volving W .. Robert S p e n ^ . for­ of regular rules, valuation Associates' opinion, set Wiet, called iipon by members sidewalk on St. James St., border­ Request Peatpenfeoicnt Broad St. values at $140 to $175 a from some of the smaller towms to merly of East Hartford, and his ing the drug store, she tripped and Two group caaea involving the front foot, Murphy said. Before re- express Manchester's view, de­ wife, living in Bolton, has been fell as a result of the condition of valuation, the values were about filed in the town clerk’s office the pavement. Broad St. owners were scheduled $14 a front foot. clared, "If you’re (the (Chambers) for trial in the Court of Common doing a job, you have nothing to The Hen involves properties at 60 She claima that both the store CAN SAY THAT WFER According to Murphy's figures, Wells St. snd on Chapel St. in fav­ the owners were negligent and Pleas at Hartford today, worry about.” i At the request of Board Chair­ the Board of Tax Review took or of Jacqueline Young Spencer as a result of the fall, she man Harold Turkington, a 2-week about $9,817 off land valuations Asked if there were any Man­ and represents a lump sum ali suffered numerous Injuries, some set in the Revaluatlo:! Asnociates chester firms in the Hartford mony award to Mrs. Spencer when of which may be of a permanent Mstponement of the trials was (Chamber, Wiet replied “There’s peing sought in the Hartford court. list for three of the Broad St. own­ she was granted a divorce- from nature Mjd which would keep her ers. only one as far as I know hut this her husband on Intolerable cruelty from em ^ym ent and from per­ The aettlemente which would Proposed Settlemeats firm supports our Chamber ID-fold liave ended the court actions were charges. forming hei^utlee ab a housekeep­ Proposed settlement figures in comparison to Hartford and I er. \ presented to the Board last night compared to valuations In the final know that this Hartford member­ The Judgment of $24,000. plus fcr Town Counsel Charles N. Crock­ Dwire is seelHng $1,500 becaUM grand lint after action by the Re­ ship is strictly a public relations $1,500 for counsel fees, waa handed of medical expciibcs Incurred as a ett. They Involved 15 owners of view Board show for the different maneuver as this firm has quite a down by Hartford County Superior property on Broad St. and one Court Judge John P. Cotter In De­ result of medical\treatment for Broad St. owners:' few customers in Hartford.” his wife. . oa'ner of property elsewhere in Joseph and Beatrice Barrett of Wiet also said he would ‘hate to cember and to date remains un­ The law firm of Lebsner, Rott­ town. the Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., say" how many Hartford firms are paid, according to the instrument. ner. Karp and Groobertxja reprt- ’ According to Crockett’a Agurcs, a $6,684 reduction from $15,800 to in the Manchester Chamber. At the court hearing, Mrs. Spen­ senting the Dwircs. \ reductions in land values from the $10,116. No formal action was taken on cer was given, in addition, owner Sgures set by Revaluation Aeeocl- Howard E. Bennett Jr., a reduc­ the controversial question, how­ ship of a Bolton home valued at ates, Inc., would total 8161,604 tion of $3,818 from $8,060 to ever. > $35,000, counsel fees. $30 weekly under the eettlemer.t. The attorney $5,147. A man'a touch made the little motor run smoothly. Richard Young, a teacher ai Barnard Jun­ ■Also discussed waa the role of alimony and $25 weekly support Bad Night •aid that in the original assess ' Victor J. and Edward DellaFera, ior High, touchea the scraped ends of a wire to a battery. Miss EUiel Robb, principal of Waddell^ businessmen's groups in regional for each of her two minor children Manchester Auto Parts, a re­ planning. A committee of (Cham­ Spencer, a director of the Spen­ Milwaukee (>P) — Mllwaukee'a ment list, the total worth of the School, watchea closely while Mrs. Irma Vincens. teacher at Waddell, seems to be saying, "So firemen gathered for an awards )and Involved was given as $330,- duction of $6,608 from $20,122 to ber men from 11 "core area” cer Rubber Products in Manches­ \ 466. Under the proposed settle- $10,614. that's how you do it!" (Herald Photo by Pinto). ^ [______towns, including Manchester, was ter, was awarded rights of reason­ program sponsored by the fire de­ mente, this would be reduced to William C. Fisher, dry cleaners, named to explore the possibility able visitation with the children partment for 276 civil officials and fnA.O&l. He asked that his Aguree a reduction of $4,800 from $16,557 by pressing a seaaheU Into some of establishing a regional council He is now employed by amther community leaders. But they im­ checked with the town assessor to $10,667. damp plaster of parts. of business organizations. firm in Detroit. mediately ran into these difficul­ lor accuracy TTie Fisher Fur Storage Co., a Teachers Told All of the experiments were Both Manchester representa­ Spencer did not contest the di ties; ‘ In presenting the eettlement pro- reduction of $87 from $2,416 to such that the children could do tives are schedulea to attend a vorce but did dispute his wife's ali­ Twelve key fire officials were ^ossle, Crockett emphsetxed thst $2,329. them by themselves. meeting of the group in Newing­ bi ony requests. He was represent called away to a fire. they represent the ssteasor's opin­ Fogarty Broa., Inc., a reduction Simple Experiment Best Way This was the second workshop ton March 10. ed by Butler. Volpe. Gsrrity and A movie projector which wae to ion of proper valuation of the of $7,773 from $16,200 to $7,427. for the eiementary teachers. In William Blakey of the Connecti­ Sacco. Mrs. Spencer waa represent show a special film on the city’s property, based on 72 per cent of L«on S. Heustia and Rene A. October, a workahop on -reading cut Development Commission de­ ed by Lessner, Rottner, Karp and worst fires of the year wouldn’t WHEN IT COMES TO Maire.,Manchester Tire Co., a re­ To Teach Children Science was conducted. scribed certain aspects of regional Groobert. work. •'A.rket value, the town'a standard. "The assessor would so testify duction of $6,853 from $17,264 to $10,411. In court,’’ the attorney told the William F. Stanek. .Staneks A few pricked fingers and a^lhat a few Angers got pricked and Board. "The court is not going to Electronic Laboratories, s reduc­ great many tips on how to stim­ a few tempers frayed, as the teach assess the land for ntore than our tion of $4J176 from $10,878 to ulate an eiementary science class era tried to balance the card on psseaaor says it Is worth." $6,302. resulted from yesterday after­ the end of the needle. Besides be­ 511 E. Middle Turnpike 1 Speaking of the original valua- Williams OH Sen-ice, Inc., a re­ noon’s workshops s t Buckley and ing an interesting scientiAc experi­ pon by Revaluation Associates, duction of $8,247 from $30,453 to Bowers Schools. ment, it rnight be a Ane parlor A t Manchester Green / GIVING THE BIGGEST & ockett said, "I think most of the $22,206. "There is a special smell about trick. ' I •rork on Broad St. was not re-' George G. Clark, Clark Motor a cow," said Dr. Harley Mutt- The next experiment was to j biewed as thoroughly as it should Sales, a reduction of $10,165 on field. much to the delight of the make a simple motor. This was | kave been before it was turned in land from $18,113 to $7,958 and a 100 fourth, fifth and sixth grade done by balancing an ice cream to the town.” reduction of $2,524 on buildings, teachers assembled at Bowers. cover on the end of the needle. Tlitae Coasnlted from $8,60s to $6,076. . _ .Mutzfield Is the elementary sci- Four-paper clips were clipped to _ The new Sgures represented In Jc^ p h V. Rlvosa and '^om as for the D. C. Heath the side of the cover, so that the bte settlement were arrived at af- D. Mason, Manchester Mill Works, Publishing Co. contraption stayed balanced. for consultation between the pres- a reduction of $8,778 from $15,912 Mutzfield stressed the Impor­ By -wrapping the middle section smt asscasor, P. Joseph Murphy: to $7,134. tance of the child’s experiencing of a 2'j-foot wire around a nsH. the former assessor. Henr>’ A. Mu- Arthur C. Stevens and Eleanor the smell of the cow, her warmth, and scraping the insulation off )rle; and Joseph Hanlon.' who su­ C. Stevens, New England Laundry her size, rather than reading about 'both enda of the wire, the teach­ pervised the Manchester revalua­ : aite, a reduction of $15,902 from it or seeing it on Velevlsion. ers were ready to make a naotor. tion for the B«va;uatiaii. Associ­ $2g.22t to $12,320. How far should* the teacher go ■All that needed to be done was 'io ates. Crockett said. The Wetstohe Tobacco Corp.. a in attempting to let the students attach both ends of the wire to a ■"This certainly makes revalua-1 reduction of $16,861 from $32,658 experience things for themselves? battery. FULL SIZE BABY CARRIAGE tlon in the town of Manchester , to $15,797. The teacher can go as far as When the nail waa held near the look pretty bad,’; commented for- , ;^ io " ito r e ‘:''a"r‘educ- the interest of the children, the clips on the ice cream cover, the mer Director Walter Mahoney. • FULL TfBi;LAR FRAME Value of the experience, and his little contraption moved around • LIFT-OFT BODY TO USE AS CAR BED or B.YSINETTE "When ail these mistakes have tion of $25,928 from $51,499 to like a carousel. own knowledge will take him. • COVERED IN HEAVY GAUGE BLl E PI.AID been mads on- one street, w hat; $25,571. Sometimes -- and here was the Other e.xperimenta Included must it have been throughout the Thomas D. Colla, contractors. » , w»»ru.hnn u.->« at-! making a telegtelegraph set, and using • FOLDS CO.MPLETELY FLAT town? Thsae bu»ine.s«^en have ■ reduction of ^ -3 2 5 from $42,547 Problem ^ era.ser for a light money to fight their cases. Pri- to $23,222 on land and a children must be artificiallv ^ socket. When the ends of two vate home owners do not.” ' of $4,484 on buildings from $31,391 | . . . I wires were scraped andar»H Inserted{ne«rt*H | ON QUALITY FASHIONS and HOME NEEDS For the Taxpayers L e a g u e. I to $26,907. ‘ into the era.ser while the billb was . The simpler the experiment the Ml CH NICER THAN ChairmAn Wilbur Bennett pointed' Except where otherwise sped- screwed into it. the bulb would NOW >18.99 ILLUSTR.VTIO.N SHOWN out that the League was formed fled, the reductions refer to land easier It is for the children to grasp it, and the more intecesting it is. light. Power in the wires was sup-j ( AS a result of the revaluation. ^ alone. plied by a battery. . Our P^ntire Selection Of “I think this Doints out that w*e ' Another settlement w*as pro- ; An anemometer . was . made • , » by At Buckley School teachers of were organized on a very sound ! posed for The Herald Printing Co. i fastening two rulers at right an- kindergarten, first, second and ( ANYWHERE IN CONNECTICUT! basis ” he said Ihe only firm Involved which is not | gles andimpaling paper cups Side- third graders learned some experi- • , STROLLER CLOSEOUT Bennett added that he thought' Broad St. For the former Che- ways on the ends of them so that menla to demonstrate simple sci-| by (QI ANTITIES ,\RE LIMITED) it might be profitable for home i "«>’ Bros, warehouse south of " entlfic problems. ( CRIBS * - - : Park St. bridge and Its site, -the | around when it waa mounted, on owners in Manchester to organize i Miss Doris Whalen, consultant , • EDI$ON street by street and hire a law land reduction proposed would be a wire. By painting the bottom of on science for the Heath Publish­ • WELL MADE ALL TUBl’LAR STEEL OR ALL yer to represent them. , $1,124 from $2,854 to $1,730. For one of the cups, the young scien ing Co., showed the teachers some ( • THAYER TUBUAR ALUMINUM Men's "Let there be an increase in the the-building, the reduction would tist could judge roughly how fast rudimentary experiments. | | be $1,959 from $5,765 to $3,806. the wind was blowing. Fire Needs Oxygen : -j • l u Cl a b y e • ADJUSTABLE BACK and FOOT REST mill rate.If necessary to run .the The next experiment waa per- Cotton town, but let there be a fair as­ A drinking glass placed over a ' • HEAVY PADDING sessment on the property,” he Match W ork fornied by all of the teachers. To lighted candle caused the flame to , ( N O W AT said. demonstrate magnetic power, a go out, illustrating the fact that ! • SOME WITH WHITE TIRES simple compass was made. In an fire needs air. ; The suddenness of request for L ittle Rock. A rk. (Ab—A k in ­ empty spool an era.ser-tlpped pen­ dergarten teacher jft Anthony The principal of leverage was il- j ( EX TR A • REGULAR $19.95 to $‘12.50 action by the Board was protest­ cil wa.s in-xerted. point first, A nee- ed by former Director Helen Fitz­ School was placing stars on good lustrated by inserting a pencil i | Boys' and Girls" 3-Piece patrick and Mrs. RuthT. Howes of work papers. She'put a blue Yt^r ! --hoved vertically into the through the upper part of an 136 Deming St. on one little girl's paper and a/ed j e raser empty milk carton. By tying a'l SALE PRICES! Mrs. Fitzpatrick asked whether star, on another girl.’s paiyr. say- ' A cardboard circle In which two string around the pencil, the teach- I ^ settlement in these cases would not Ing: "These will match yotir dress­ pins had been shoved arid then ers found they could raise and low- | MUCH NICER THAN W on Hose magnetized was balanced on the er little objects by twirling the ' NOW >12” to >14 set a precedent for other protests es." ILLUSTR.\TION’ SHOWN against pre.sent town valuations. Flve-year-oId Mike Criteson. needle. pencil. 1 Special Poekoge Priea She pointed out that Main St. prop- j who had received a silver star, It was during this experinient How fo.ssils are made was shown n SNOWSVITS erty owners are to ask for changes : commented philosophically: "Well, 0 ALL HARDWOOD SHIRTS or In the valuations set on their land mine matches my zipper." Reduced from $7.57. $8,87, $9.88 DRAWERS NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAY PEN * Nviens. Wools, Poplins, Sofeens FREEr fkrere PARKINGK axNEXT ff. TOa\m m POPULAR \ REMOVE UNW ANTED HAIR FQREVER * All with worm quilted linings es AUTOM.VTIC STEP-FOLD Let me free you of thU aoclal handicap SMOOTH VARNISH FINISH * Mony Hooded * Sites 3 to 8 MID-WINTER forever. My medically' approved method U aafe, permanent and will not mar the akin. SIT OR CO.MPLETE WITH TEETHING RAILS “ i AND ri-AV BEADS 5 .0 0 1 4 77 Why let unsightly hair on your face veil ST.\NI) CAR SEAT e Longs and Anklets SALE your good lookk? REGULAR $20.00 HARMAC’S • Black frame with rubber bumper • Nylon Reinforced NATIONAUY ADVERTISED MEN'S and BOYS' MARY C. WARD. R.N. • Padded seat and back • Solid Colors, White, Gray, Certified Electrologist • Complete with steering wheel Khaki • lOVi to 13 674 CENTER ST. — TEL. MI 9-2667 NOW >15” All Work By Appointment HEAVY JACKETS Free Conanltattona. NOW >2.99 EDISON 5-DRAWER AND BABY B«IV BUTHIIIETTE CHEST DIAPER FUIJ. TllBULAR FRAME JUMPER ALUMINU.M TOP DRESSING TABLE • All Kolid niAplp Inidde and out SUBURBAN COATS PAIL WITH PAD • Maple or wax flnlfth l m CHAIR FOOT PEDAL OPERATED OC ) Snap off fabric a 14 (Iiiart COMPLETE WITH EXTRA WIDE Polo Shirts • With Cover BOTTO.M TRAY • “S” Spring • REGULAR $49.95 ROASTING CHICKENS ronstructiun a Reg. $.3.49 WHEELS "and SAFETY STRAP Reg. $6.98 $24.95 VALl’E; .MAIZE or WHITE. Did you. know that chicken provide.s fewer than half NOW .NOW % the calories of mo.st other common meats and at the same 2 0 time more protein ? Here are some .sample values of edible NOW >38” LAR(;E SELECTION portions: SPECIAL >18” Calorie* SPECIAL GROUP OF MEN'S and BOYS' Per Ounce % Protein Roast Chicken .’18 22 At Kiddie Fair You Always-"GBT THE BEST FOR LESS!" SPORT COATS and SUITS Fried Chicken ^ . 41 . 21 keg, $7.00 Value Sirloin Steak • 17 Pork Chop 9;> 16 . OPEN THURS. an« FBI. TILL 9; OPEN MON.; CLOSE WED. AT 1 P.M. • AU F irst Quality Reduced Hamburg lO.T - 18 Lamb Chops lO.S 15 • Smart Striped Patterns Ham 116 17 .•Fine Combed Cotton • 4-12 The vitamin and mineral values of chicken are similar CHARGE to those of these other meats, except thdt chicken coni Vk. ACCOUfrTS tains' more vitamin iC and pork more thiamine. :-w INVnj^D ROGER OtCOTT PHONE Ml 3^S4 DIStlNCnVE MEN'S dad BOYS'W EAR 1Q85-10B9 MAIN ST. TOYS odd JUVRMLE FURNITURE I ■ ______Self Service! I Parking! •M MAINJV ST. M AN4»E8tEK 403 West Center Street MitcheU S-|85S Money Back Guarantee!!OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TD 10 P. .■ I; 1 ■/ ,

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Head for Hivorce \ tint-* (Conttnned from Page One) continue to liop the train at New­ ton ville? l e 05* available, and before the draallc Tomorrow! How cities are try­ pruning — this average had ing to meet problems created by STARTS TONORROW! Bliil’t it pniiA to britflo Manchnttr woimn dropped 27.8 per cent to 115.907 the greater use of aotomoWlee In downtown areas. SA M milei. In the first nine months of 1957, Mt of tin irttinl it oot tin fraalotl the latest period for which figures Yemen Prince Set are available, passenger mileage PrIoM drastically radiicad on m any ItamsI T»rnu as few on trains totaled 20,033.217,541, a For Link with UAR t 0 ^ ’ stunning 43 per cent under the a t $1.2$ a waefcf CoVi®" total of 35.190,414,669 in the same (Continued from Page One) Look for the Rad Tags and saval m onths of 1947. The lose between the two periods in proclaiming their union, provid­ in parlor and sleeping car passen­ ed for Just such federation if other ger mileage was 57 per cent. In Arab nations didn’t w;ant to go the coaches 42 per cent and in commu­ whole way. The offer obviously tation—despite the soaring growth was intended for kings who want COKES THIS of suburbs—21 per cent. to keep their thrones. In 1946 railroads handled 66.2 El Badr. who was accompanied per cent of all for hire intercity by 10 advisers, was greeted at, the NOTICE: As stated in telegram from manufactnrer. who passenger mileage, buses 25.6 per airport by Egyptian minister of cent, airlines 5.9 per cent and in­ .state Aly Sabri. Also on hand were THURS. NIGHT moat liquidate for cash, Blair’s brings you a tre­ land waterways 2,3 per cent. In E. D. Kiaselev, Soviet kmbaasador 1956—latest figures—it was 36,1 to both Egypt and Yemen, and Red Nothing to buv, come on in and look around at our REP mendous stock of Pur Costs, Stoles. Capes, Jack­ per cent for the mils, 32.0 for the Chlna'a charge d'affaires; buses. 29.5 for the airlines and 2.4 So far. Yemen Is the only na­ TAG SPECIALS! ets, Scarfs at prices that will amaze you. Coma per cent for inland waterways. tion that haa asked to Join the FURSAU ,\iitos Increase Arab union. Yemen's foreign policy tomorrow and Friday—till • P.M. Intercity passenger traffic car­ followB that of Egypt and Syria. ried by private automobile in 1946 All three sUtes get arms and aid A L L ITEMS IN THIS AD NEW YORK FUR MANUFACTURER’S STOCK OF FINE amounted to 253.570,000,000 pas­ from the Oommunist bloc. The prince was to confer with 3 - senger miles. In 19.56 it was 617,- S iM d k il 700.000,000. - Nasser later today after the Egyp­ MAY BE BUDGETED! tian leader goes before parliament FURS MUST BE SACRIFICEU so they turned te Blair’s "There seems to be no way to to report on the merger with Influence a pemon who wants to fly Syria. Kuwatly waS to make a ASK ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS! Super'-Citshion to use the train, nor have we found similar report to parliament In with its thousands of customers who can get the huy of their a way to cause the automobile Damascus and to nominate Nasser Laife driver to use the train." says C. E. to be the first president of the new Peterson, vice pre.sldent in charge state. of passenger traffic and public re­ The two parliaments were also Plasik BadMt [ J % 9 5 lives. Also included the stock of Blair’s furrier. lations of the Southern Pacific. to be aaked to ratify a provisional The Southern Pacific—a well conatltutlon under which the union heeled, aggressive road—spent 31 win operate while a permanent Caapom of |J.4t ^ IS TaQo-tpMO minion dollars in the past three charter is drawn up. It makes Nas­ years on passenger cars for its San ser supreme, providing for a one- firw Francisco and San Jose commuter house legislature appointed by the business. But. when a new highway IJ.A.R. president and a central ad­ DURINO THIS TREMENDOUS OFFERINO OF FURS - WE WILL TRADE YOUR OLD FURS TO­ was opened to clear a bottleneck, ministration in Cairo, also appoint­ the SP lost 1,000 dally commuter ed by the president. $ 2 . 8 8 passengers within a month. Presumably the legislature will WARD ANY NEW FUR YOU WISH. Brio{ your oM fun with you for oitimoto ollowaoeo. Merger is In the air for railroads. be elected when the permanent GE "Sp rar Iron NEW 6. L MKER The biggest study now going on, constitution goes Into effect. How­ ^fe jjea— of course. Is that of the Pennsyl­ ever. the only candidates per­ ^ ^ u s 2 9 -K P6und for pound 3-T Nylon is stronger vania and the New York Central, mitted may bis thbee approved by Only $2.00 Down. C | A 9 5 UgKtwelght plaatie than steel. And you can now get this strong­ the two largest railroads from the the government, the yyatem follow­ Just $1.25 per week."^ • a.— — 10a a h < ^ 0Y«r a Duahal. Ideal er, safer, longer-lasting tire for the price of standpoint of capitalization—but ed in the only election Egypt haa Sprays ahead. No need to Mtxiaf 14 Had SPECTACULAR SAVINGS not profits had since the dethronement of nape lottinek Irmmppnet $• for elothea baaket—anag- There are now about 130 class 1 King Farotik. dampen most fabrics. fM rt Pyte* b««4. mOeiOted end. fraa. 16" high, 18" dia. i|n ordinary tire. Hurry! Value was never railroads In the United States. Syrian foreign minister Salah Changes instantly from W aif Im eety 9 Ibi.. I ^ h r 11S Choice of pink or yellow. higher. John Budd. president of the Great Bltar notified all foreign envoys spray to steam to dry iron, vtite AC onlr. Northern, says, "I wouldn’t be sur­ in Damascus, Including the U.S. l - \ prised to see the number of class 1 and Soviet ambusadors, of the road.s cut in half in my lifetime.” Egyptian-Syrian proclamation. He He's 50. ^ expressed hope friendly relations Longer Life Robert MacFarlane, president would prevail between their coun­ All-Weather of the Northern Pacific, thinks tries and the new republic. more consolidation "into a limited num­ One discordant note was aound Starting Power ber of strong competitive systems ed by former Iraqi Premier Fadbll Battery __say 25 or 30—would be in the Jam'all, who declared in Baghdad public interest." Alfred Perlman, that the merger was "not natural president of the New York Cen­ and la a challenge to Arab inter­ I lolpoirdrHi*vi TV $ , o o o d A e a i i tral, says, "there is most certain­ ests and to international policy.” LOOK! ly nO fu rth er need for 130 class 1 Writing in his newspaper Al railroads in this counlrj’." Ajnal. Jamall termed the merger With mergers. consolidations an "artificial unity" aimed againjit and abandonments the way out in Iraq. He said Egypt .wanted to stop in for a FREE check Uyed Squirrel Stole' inter-city ttaffic, what will hap­ merge with Syria "only to sepa­ * Eyed Muskrat Back Coat | pen to commuter traffic? | rate It from Iraq and make Syria a 3-Day.Demonstration In Yoni^Home up today. Be assured of Siibsmies .\sked I ba.se to im plem ent a pro-Soviet fast winter starts. Two approaches have come to i policy." the fore. One is b*fered by George No Charge! No Obligation! »Uyed Wild Mink Stole Dyed Muskrat Flank Cape Alpert. president oPthe New York, 1 New Haven * Hartra^, which is j second to the I-ong IslMd in the | DON'T GET MARRIED! percentage of passengei\|raffic to ; Till you rent this hall for your Natural Mink Capelet Natural Mink Scarf total traffic. | wedding reception. * Alpert wants some sort o(^ sub- | sidy for commuter business.'. He Complete kitchen faclUtiee. haii asked the Massachusetts 24 Galway St.—Mancheater Call MI 9-8550 after 6 P.M. RED TAG SPECIAL Islature to set up a form of authority which, in essence, provide the subsidy. He has also Dyad Marmot Stole ^ Black Dyed Persian Lamb advocated diversion of one per Litout Dyed Muskrat Coat cent of public highway funds to Dyed Muskrat Flank Cape Coat ■ubsidize commuter service. Herald Get§ New Black Dyed Persian Lamb Another tack has been taken by * Mink trimmed and all black. the New 5'ork Central, which Piioiie Numbers Coat A^kln Dyed Kolinsky Scarf contends railroads should be treat­ O n ly ed as private enterprises and ^ '^^(IE Portable Mixer GE Floor Polisher Natural Mink PawJaekot The ijerald ha.5 in­ 209 therefore gel a return of six per Only $5.00 Down. S A 0 . 9 5 T O O TO cent on capital Investment stalled a ti^w and larger Only $2.00 Down. $ 1 Q . 9 5 Juot $1.25 p«r week. ^ Jnst $1.25 per week. In furtherance of tliis policy the telephone \switchboard 0 Central’s sub.sidiary, the Boston A with additi^al trunk ★ New no Degree '^Mirrrorbeom" Sturdy and compact mixer Contimred sides reach eas­ Albany, ha.s asked the Ma.ssachu- lines to provide\mcrcased aetts Department of Public Utili­ weighing loss than 3 lbs. ily into "kick spaces." Non- ties for permission to increase all and faster servf«. Picture Tube Fingertip S-speed control. marriiu^vinyl bumper. Effective at onise our *695 fares on its Bo.ston com m uter Detachable cord set. With brushes and buffers. ■ervice a flat 71’a cents, regard­ new telephone number 250 less of distance traveled. will be: if New Easy Reach Top Tuning Here is what this means: The present cost of a 46 ride commutation ticket from New- M itchell 3-2711 if Bigger, Clearer Picture • DYED tonvllle. which is eight miles from MINK »99-'179-’199-‘250 South Station. Boston, is *11.79. E-Z TERMS If the B A A gets its request, th^ liattr!|p0lrr if Giant 8" Hi-Vi Front Speaker JAPANESE MINK eost would be $40.39. c * SmoH down poymMf STOLES But how many people would Eu^itiug FREE GIFT! if Masonite Cabinet — Not Metal Rirncli, Silver Blue. t\ild ’295-’395 .. “ W SCARFS * Toka up to 18 months You’ll rtcoiv* a FREE gift whun you ep«n up a new ,\ulumn Haze, Pastel to pay if Choice of Blond or Mahogany ehorg* cmeount or odd te your present one. MOVING INTO A NEW HOME? /We c a n n o t m e n t io n e v e r y t h in g - 19S8 Westjnghouse Speed Electric Range BUT WE HAVE A TREMENDOUS SELECTION! HOtppiNT PORTABLES Dyed Wild Mink stole $100 • Natural Silver Blue Mink Black Dyed Persian Lamb * N«w smoHar shdif Stole $299 Paw Coat $188 -six* cobliwt PSHAPE OF Dyed Squirrel Clutch Capo $79 Natural Mink Scarf $99 * Built in pep-up • Brown Dyed Muskrat Back ontunna Natural Mink Dill Coat $229 Cape $09 Dyed Kolinsky Scarf $49 TOMORROW Natural Squirrel Capo • Dray Dyiwl Muskrat Flank Dyed Squirrel Scarf $27 Dyed Muskrat Back Cape $79 ynif Miracle Oven Iinif Ptuo-Out Jacket $100 Stoll $69 .n L lf Bakes Befterl nLlf Unit* PLMSi,...h'; Only Now Spread-Even Througheutl Corox dnlta . . . Heatert top and bot­ Oven and aurface tary Control Dials Plan on the best heating ... automatic tom piui excluatva unita llf( completely with S marked set- Miracle Seal on door out . . . make tlnga and 1001 oil heat and clean-action M o b ilh e a tl Weatinghouae the aiiure perfect bak- apeeda iiv between ing rtaulta every eaiieat of all ranges Don't Miss This Great Sale! ^ - J Make your new home a more comfort- time. to clean. , . . Infrared broil­ H*rM U e rer# opportunity to own Hit JIBIHTJ. able home ’with safe, dependable auto­ ing . . . Appliance 169“ Outlet. . . Oven Sig- furs you’vu eUwoys wontwd — ond ot o 4 WAYS TO SUY matic oil heating and new clean-action Mobilheat. nallte. . . Full-width Here’s the entirely new fuel oil that actually cleans •torage drawer . . . tromondeus saving. Bring th* feiks . . . • CHARGE — 90 DAYS as it heats. No-Drip platfonh. Model 14S-207 you'll bo omoznd at the sovings. •CASH Cloon-actloa Mobllhast gii ti mart clttui heat per gat Ion! a AVAILABLE IN 4 COLOR COMBINATIONS • 18 MONTHS TO BUDGET a SHADED SAFETY WINDOW w ^ ARMTOMAT N Fur products labeled to i-how country of origin yeti cAiieNSUfli«.«tpniiW ^gtin^house (MaMOL-N) • lightweight —ONLY 24 POUNDS of imported furs. All prices quoted—Plus Tax. • LAYAW AY CAUAilltehtll 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY BLAIR'S SILENT GLOW OIL BUI^NERS

-\ kORIARTY BROTHERS .-A .. AND FRIDAY NIGHT 718 MAik STREET OPEN TILL t THURSDAY KIGHT ... 315CENnRST. MANCHBSHR ( J 1 t ■>.. f 7 • • M ■ N J V '4- /' \ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., W E D N ^D A Y . FEBiuARY .5. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENlNd HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, TEBRUARY 6. 1968 , / , ‘ PAGE. SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN . * ' ' ' ...... for only two months, previoualy ra- siding in Torrington. WBAInstaUs [Hospital Notes Betides Mr*. Chagnot. the leaves State Finance Unit Fuel Leak to Blame Obituary three sons, John J. bf East Hart­ f ford, William F. of Hartford and Mrs. Gutzmer Patisats Todayi 998 Mra. Addi« MariMiy Edward B. Felmer of Englewood, a d m i t t e d YESTERDAT: Mra. Rockville —- Mra. Addle Murphy, Colo.; six other daughtsn, Mrs. Rose Tamlao, 198 Broad S t; Ron­ Frank Johnson of Tucson, Art*., Mra. Richard W . Gutziner. 48 ald Salisbury, Broad Brook; Shar­ Hits For Rocket Breakup M, 11 Oak St., widow of Jamea F.^ Murphy, died at St. Anthonira' Mr*, aarence Weeks of Torring­ Matber 8t., who was recentiy. re­ on VlbberU, 45 Delmoot St; ton. Mrs. Leon Bernard and Mre; ’niomas Young, 118 Wetherell S t; Convaleacent Home in thia city elected president of Mystic ‘ Re­ (Oenttaued frem Vacs.-On*) Fred Cornell, both of Colorado Harold ’ Carpenter, Coven t r y; claim, the Army did. In Iti first thia morning. berg, 993 Charter Oak S t; Mias (ConttnaMl from Pago On*) Springs, Colo., Mr*. John Carr of view,. No. , 2,..;Women’a BeneRt Chaclea Harmln, Hartford; Ken­ the Jupiter-C made a perefct She wa* bom in Waterbury, Feb. Selma Olson, 54A Chestnut St; ^ ------Manchester and Mrs, Robert Broik Assn,, was Installed last evening neth Eddy, 37 Grand AVe.. Rock­ Charles P. Harrper objactad t* the flight, placing the .lO-pound Ex 20. 1871, the daughter of Horace Mm. Marianne Aaseiin and daugh­ general fund b*ing forcad to pay formation, probing for the caua* of South Carolina; a • b ro th ^ in Odd Fellows Hall. The installing ville; Robert BMwerde, 199 Hert­ ter, 116 JN- School S t OUR the failure, plorer in auch a firm orbit that It i and Salinda Martin Rejfott- . She teaehem’ salaries Without statu­ may circle the Earth for two to 10 j leaves four aona, Frank, Jnmna and George HoRkltt* of L4Be« officer was Mrs. Julia Rawaon, fi­ ford Rd.; Walter 8molnk,,115 Oak - The Air Force prob»Wy will be grandchildren and 16 great-grand­ S t: Mr*. Doris Carlnl. South tory authority. year*. ! Raymond Murptty of this city, and nancial secretary for the past-86 'The university has all the to liy to aalvage abme of children. '*■ ' ^ years, who has resigned that office. Glastonbury; Mr*. Beulah Shorts. -the rocket wreckage from the sea. Main stage of the Jupiter-C was William Murphy of Masaadiuaeita; Board Approve money It need*. Don’t worry about three daughteirs,, Mrs. William Funei al aervlces will be held at Mr*. Dell* Farrington was aeat- 95 Lockwood St.; Mr*. Ethel Rex- iThe email Vanguard aaiellit^ may. a modified veraion of the Army’* the John F. Tierney Fiineral Home, man, 26 Orchard S t; ifillon Strat­ it," he added caustically. Ruehl of this city. Mrs. William ed as vice prealdenL Mr*., Oglore Rlbicoff then auggaaUd that 'be floating on the water and lend­ Redatone missile. It had been 219 W. Center St., Friday morn­ White succeed* Mrs. Rawaon aa ton, 176 S t John S t; Misa WUma ( ’iinds Transfer thoroughly tested in flight and its Argent* of SUfford Spring*, and Bracken ha aaked to rule on Just in g out ita beeping radio algnal*. ing at 9; 30. followed by a solemn financial secretary; Mr*. Irene Hasting*. 126 High St., RodcvSle. u deaigner, Dr. Wemher Von Braun, Mrs; John Hartl of Talcottvllle; 14 how far the state should go In pay­ 1 Weather apparently could not be granclchlldren and seven great requiem Mass in the Church of the VIncek remains as trea.surer; Mrs. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A was positive It would do what it Assumption at 10 o’clock. Burial Answem about the condition of ing faculty salaries at ths high t^blamed for the breakup of the grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Grace Howland, chaplain; Mrs. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 jYocket. Wind* at ^S.OOO feet were was called upon to do. ' , will be in Norfolk Cemetery, Nor- Water and Sewer Department * - school. 1 hi'i y. I ’The upper three stages of the Linda- Cullen of Hartford: and a Gladys Gamble, lady of cere­ Coin, Wapplng: a son to Mr. and On another matter, the commit­ * ^blowing only 69 n.p.h. brother, Lyle Rescott of Hartford. monies', Mr*. Iren* LaPalme, aer- M ra Everett Cramer, S m Char­ nances wUl be given to Town Di­ rocket wSke powered by cluaters of *°FrlendS may call at the funeral tee voted $1,750 to purchase a The aecond Vanguard failure ’The funeral will be held Friday geant;. Mra. May Robertg, inner ter Oak St.; twin sons to Mr. and rectors at a special meeting Tues­ f i f small solid propellant rocketa. ’The ’ state ear for Insuranc* Commis­ Started Immediate apeculatiofi otl home from 7 to 10 o’clock tonight hostess; Mrs. Martha Johnson, out­ Mr*. Cyru# Tompklna, 187 Gard­ final stage became the satellite. at 8:15 a.m. at the. Burke Funeral and tomorrow from 2 to 3 and 7 day evening. sion Alfred N. Premo, who suc­ b the future of the program OfBclal* Home, 76 Prospect 8t., follow^ by er hostess. ner St.; e daughter to Mr. and 'aaaoclated with the project aald It In sharp contrast to the Jupi­ to 10 p.m. . Clarlflcatlon of oomo confusion ceeded the lets Thomas J. Spallacy a solemn requiem Mass at 9 at Rt. Mrs. Gutxmar will also serve aa Mrs. TImma* Smith, 62 Hills St.; * who did not drive any car. Insur­ preaumably w'ould not ^ affected, ter-C, the Vanguard atUI is an un­ about the financial situation of the Bernard’s Church. Burial will be junior supervisor; Mr*. Grace How­ son to Mr. and Mr*. Calvin Hewey, ance commissioners prior to Spsl- aince today’* rocket wa* only a known quantity. Its first and third Mr*. James H. Harrison departments has been, requested in St. Bediard’s Cemetery. Friends, land, welfare supervisor; Mra. 837 W. Middle Tpke. Isey had stats ears, ths Oovsmor stages have been flown separately Mr*. Bessie Wright Harrison. BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr sevemt time* by Director Ted teat vehicle. may call at the funeral home to- Ruth Staples, press correspondent; noted. In Waahlngton. Dr. John P. Ha- but the aecond stage never has been 69. wife of Jsmes H. Harrison of and Mm. Dexter P. Clark. 3 Drive Cummings. morrow from 3 to • And 7 to » Mrs. Mildred Tedford, captain of The special meatlng next week "He (Prsiho) is psrfsctly happy fw . director of Project Vanguard, tested. East Hartford and mother of Mra the Guards; Mra. Bather Gaudat, E; a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. was suggested by Cienersl Men- shout takihg a (TKevratst.’’ aald he would try “ a* aoon a* wa­ Ita makers couldn’t even be con­ Walter A. Recknagel of 37 Willard offleer . of the day; Mrs. Mae Bussell Colegrave, ThompeonvUle; Bgar Richard Martin at a regular Schuekman said, Undtr Rtbleeff’a xen ’ to lavrach another of the fident that the rocket would fly Rd„ died yesterday morning in a Lathrop, Ensign No. 1; Mrs. Betty a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jamas today, Jet alone put ita aatellitr in Joseph A, Farr meeting of the Directors last new economy program, agmey rocket*. Joseph A. Farr, 106 Frances Dr., Glastonbury convalescent home. Sobiskl of East Hartford Ensign Vir|ginla, 361 Adams S t All New 19S8 FRIGID AIRE orbit. V that had happened, they night . heads are to get cars In the ^ * v - ' He would not eatlmate when formerly of 521 Main St., died She was born in East Hertford No. 2; Mr*. Rose Lovett, Color DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; said, it would have been Just a ; March 8, 1888, and had lived there They approved a 813,000 tmna- rolet claaa rather than those In the J h tl might be. Nor would 1^ early this morning at the Manches­ Bearer No. I; Mr*. Helen Tuller, Kimberly and Kathleen Miller, Buick-OIdsmoblle-Chtyaler elas*. happy cireumatahce. all her life. She was a member of fer of money from the Water De­ -comment on the effect of today a ter Memorial Hospital, Color Bearer No. 2; Mra. Edith ISO Spencer S t; David Mullen. 99 partment exteneioiu and improva- The Vanguard’s first stage en- ’ the First Congregational Church. McMullln. pianisL ■failure on a achedule calling for He was bom In Hartford and Maple St.; Mm. Susan Scheiben- (nent aocouat to Us operating ac­ 'flnng of a fully-inatrumented. 20- glne. burning liquid oxygen and Besides her husband and Mrs. Tedford. who Is a past pflug, 281 School St; Harold Rockville kerosene, wa* designed to hurl the moved to Middletown with his par­ count; They extra operating Inrh Vanguard aatelllte neat ents-When he was a yoiyjg boy, liv- daughter,'she leaves * son. James president of the Review, served as W right 15 Ridge S t; Mm. Doro­ rocket to an altitude of 35 mliea H. Harrison Jr. of East Hartford; money Is needed for pumping coats month. i Ing there for 15 years. H e is a pianist for the evening. Fm-merly thy Copeland, 85 Deming S t; during the summer drought Refrigerators - Ranges and build up a speed of 3.700 nilles Prichard Named The Navy originally wa* given ' graduate of Middletow-n High two other daughters, Mrs. J. of Manchester, she now resides in Bruce Bentley, 153 Highland St.; an hour in two minutes and 22 sec­ Albert Akeriind and Mrs. Richard The Directocs also approved * an excluaive aaalgnment to launch School and attended Wesleyan Hartford. Other guests from-Hart­ Mm. Ida Rawlings, 61 Jarvis Rd.; fl.OOO transfer of money from the onds. B. Bowne. both of East Hartford; ford were Mrs. Dolores . Hood, Mm. Elida Akeriind. 54 Strickland Hardware Aggn. America’* Aral _ Earth aatelllte It didn’t even get well warmed University. He is alfo a graduate Sevver l^partment extensions and with the Vanguard. After the aput- o Hartford Law School. a brother. Frederick Wright of health supervisor and state a e c ^ St.; Mm. Marjorie Beerce, Coven­ up before disaster struck the mis­ Hartford; and 10 grandchildren. Improvement ' account to' .Us r;k» were put intbirbit, there wa* He was formerly a restaurant tsry: and Mis* Frances Calotts'of try: Mrs. Nina Dietz. Vernon; Mr* operating account. This money will, Vice Pregident a funou* public demand for a sile. TOe funeral will be held Friday Helena Review No. 34 of Hartford, Martha Harrtsoif; 15 Griswold St; The second stage, fueled by proprietor In Bolton,” Wlllim. Jc. be used for additional insu-ance apeedup In the Vanguard target afternoon at 1 o’clock at the district manager, both of whom Raymond Dion, 29 Edgerton St.; white fuming nitric add and un- ’Thomaston. Somers and Manches­ costa Francis Prichard, president of Washers - Dryers date. ter. and for the past few years he Newkirk and Whitney Funeral brought congratulationa. 3Ilfs Janet Mathieson, 50 Tanner aymmetrical dimethyl - hydrailnn, Home. 318 Burnside Ave.. East Star Hardware Co., 38 Union fit., It wa* thia malatence on apeed. was steward at the Hartford Coif In appreciation of her nervicea St.; Earl Lewie. 209 E. Middle ALL SAFE IN AIR CRASH was elected firat vice president of .Navy aource* »aid. that reaulted wa* scheduled to bum two min­ Hartford. Burial will be In Center in seating the officers, Mrs Raw- Tpke.; Mm. Jessie Kelly, 374 Hil­ ute* and boost the rocket to 9.000 Club in West Hartford. He wa* a CharlmtoB. 8. C., Feb 6 the Connecticut Hardware Assn, In the Dec. 6 blowup. The rocket, member of Rockville Lodge of Elk* Cemetery, East Hartford, son received a white wool stole. liard St.; Mrs. Marjorie Grant and This It ckfinittly »h* grMtest Sole w# hove ever hod In our 33 yeors in business. We hove purchosed o eoriood of mile* an hour and a heip;ht of i Friends may call at the funeral — An F M Jet fighter and a B47 today In Bridgeport during the »tlll en ’’experimental bird," Jtial and of Rt. James' Church. Mrs. Howland directed attention daughter, 406 Keeney St.; Mm. i 130 mile*. j home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight Frances Dubay and daughter. East bomber smashed together in group’s 65th annual convention. waan'l ready for the teat. He leave* hi* wife, Mrs. Cather­ to the long and faithful service Arthur Soltosy of Bridgeport Frigidoire Refrigerotors. Ronges, Woshers ond Dryers ot sovings (which we ore pouing en to you). If you ore In Then, during a coasting period and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to g.ven to the Review by Mrs. Raw- , Hartfoi'd; Mm. Margaret McNeil flight above the Kavannah Rher After that failure. America and ine A. Farr; two daughters. Mrs. I was elected president. The conven­ her allle* waited impatiently for of 3'/4 minute*, the guidance! 9 p.tn. son j and daughter. 171 S. Main'St. basin before dawn todny. The "brain" of the second stage wa* to , Reno P. Coma of Glastonbury and fighter pilot .wracliiited to asfe- tion heard a talk by Robert Petit, the morfcet for ony of these oppKonees NOW is the time for you to buy ond save. Not only wW you get the best, the next Vanguard try. Then, aa Mr*'. Thomas J. Blanchard of Man­ Preceding the meeting a pot-j DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: have held the rocket on ita proper | Stanley Neptlila luck, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Zora Duval, 19 Coleman^Rd.; ty. The dnmaged bomber- of Indianapolis, education director one long delay ran into another, chester; two sisters.. Mrs. Charles of tbe National Retail Hardware the Army wa* told to itep in and' course while It climbed on up to Rockville - - Stanley Neptula of i President Gutzmer and Chaplain ACUvt ” ~ .A^msswj limped into Hnnter Air Force oppiionee mode ot tremendous savings but you also receive the best service ovoiloble if end when you ever Giolelli of East Hartford and Mrs. Assn. The convention closes with a attempt a launching with the the orbital altitude of 200 miles. 74 Spring St,, died ' at hi* home Howland and their committee, was Rockville; Marilyn Plummer, 105 j Bane at Kavannah, (is., with all A late burat of power by the Charles Nole of Vallejo, Calif. Seaman Circle; Mrs. Sarah Stein hands *afe. dinner tonight. Jupiter-C. Funeral services will be held Sat­ this morning. The Burke Funeral served in the banquet hall. -1 Miown abovp. left to right, arc Ed. Gemah, Art Baedor and Burt Pearl, checking off appllnncea la it. COME IN TODAY AND HELP YOURSRF TO THESE GREAT SAVINGS. solid propellent engine of the third car. B. D. Pearl Appliance and Fumiture I* a Frigidalre Authorized Dealer for Salea and service. ’The army had »ald it could have urday morning at the John B. Home. 76 Proapect St., Is in charge done the Job long before the aput- stage Was supposed to have built of arrangements which are Incom-r the rocket'* speed to 18,000 miles Burke Funeral Home. 87 E. Center nlk* If It had been given an op­ Rt., and St. James’ Church, at a plete. portunity. and showed the satellite into or­ bit. time to be announced. Aaked to make good en the Friends msy call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock tomorrow night and after 2 o’clock Friday Funerals GUARANTEED - SERVICE ■ SATISFACTIOi Board Votes 10-Year Bonds afternoon. Mr*, illlding Erieaon Mrs. Sarah A. Zvana The funeral of Mr*. Sarah A. Boy Scouts Today To Finance School Addition Mr*. Hllding Erieson, 57. Chap­ i m r lin, sister of Mrs. Arne Rasums- Evans. 36B St. Jame* St., was held goii, 38 Clinton St., died last night at 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at Town Directom, last night cho*e«-ierest on 10-year bonds Would prob- in the Windham Community Ho.s- the Watkin»-\Veat Funeral Home. ably be $.36,900. The Rev. Arnold. W. Tozer, min­ ALL-NEW ’5S FRIGIDAIRE to Isaue low interest short-term pital. She was a member of the bonds for constniction of additions "The interest and principal pay­ Ebenezer Lutheran Church. Wil- ister of the Second Congregational Church, officiated, and Frederic E. or alteration* to the Washington ments on the shoi^-term bonds llmantic. and of Mineola, L. I., IDAIRE (r«| would l>e greater in the first years Werner was organist. Burial was 0 f 'S Z FI School. Chapter, OES. They apiproved a 10-year lasiie but leas In all. he said. Besides her sister, she leaves her in East Cemetery. “Thrifty Thirty” Range w ith principal to be paid off at Payment of aliort-term bonds husband; a son. Nil* E. Erieson; Bearers were William D. Jones. George Lloyd, Joseph Koas and 830,000 a year. ' would also leave the town freer at and a grandson, both in Chaplin: Voter* approved a 8300,000 bond an earlier time for other capital her' father and a sister and three Graham Jones. expenditures, according to the brothers in .Sweden. expenditure for the school con- ■ Alan F. Trueman | LOW AS slnicUon lost week. manager. The funeral will be held - The Directors also authorised He told the Directors that the at 7:30 tomorrow night at the Private funeral services were (reneral .Manager R1 hard Martin total debt of the town is now $9.- Potter Funeral Home. Willimanlic. held Monday at the Second Con-1 to *tgn a 826.’j,500 construction con­ .384.000, exclusive of the water and Cremation will take place in gi cgational Church in Coventry for sewer debt which is paid off Springfield, Mass. Alan Franklin Trueman, 11-week- WASHERS tract with the Douglas E. Dahm Co. of Farmington. througlj water and sewer u'sera’ Itl- Friends may 6sll at the funeral old son of Mr. and Mr*. W. Frank­ Martin told the Board thaftota! come. home from 7 tw 6 o'clock tonight lin Trueman, who died Saturday: at Manche.ster Memorial Hospital. | interest payments would be lower Bids for purcha.se of the bonds and tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. Burial was in Center Cemetery, If the term of the bond* is short. will be opened on Feb. 2ft if the j He estimated a total of 837,000 manager's schedule is followed. Mm. EUzabevtb E. Ktevens Coventry. He wae born Nov. 11, 1957 In' to f39,000-in Interest, on lO-year In the meantime, their Issuance Ml*. Elizabeth ,Evelyn Steven*. will be advcrtiserl. 87 E.,. Cedar St,. Newington, died Manchester. Besides his parents he ' 'bonds which might be sold at 2’ « leaves a sister, Patricia; and a "to 2>2 per cent interest. The bond.* will be used to build early this morning-, at the Hart- m brother. William Trueman. j 30 INCHES OF SHEER For 20-year bonds, his estimate an 8-classrooni addition to the foftl Hospital s fU r a short ill- wa* a total Interest cost of 845,000 Washington School with other fa­ ne«». to 849.000 If sold S t 2% to 3 per cilities. including a cafeteria, of­ Born Feb. 28, 1876. in Broad COOKING MAGIC cent Interest rates. fice space, and kitchen. Brook, she wa* a r sident of Man­ i In next year's budget, Martin They will be paid off through chester for most of her life. Police Arrests a Giant Size Oven *ald, the total of maturity and In- the year* 19.59 to 1968. She leaves A son, Everett Ste­ * Automatic Ckiok-Maater vens of Hartford; a brother, How­ Oven Control ard Reed of Broad Brook; tw'o Two Bast Hartford youths were! WITH sisters. Mrs. A. B. Goodale arrested yesterday and charged | a Fn»ter-than-ever Surface Cooking ISihe Uousinpf Settlement Newington and Mrs. S t ephen 'w ith the theft of automobile hub : | cap* from a car parked In • the | TRADE a 8-lnfiihHeat-.Mlnder preventa Weatoloski of Hartford; a grand­ burfHng or boll-over* child, and a great-grandchild. vicinity of Center Spring* Bark- i Approved by Town Board The funeral will be held at 2 Sgt. Edward Winzler and Pat- j a Kuper-faat Speed-Heat Unit — rolman William Pearson arrested | cut* cooking time. ______* ■■ —* — "O- ~ I o'clock Friday tifternoon at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Salvatore A. Lamesa, 16, and ; See this amazing Tos^'n Direrlor* last night sp- ^Diproveinent reserve' funds. He -St. '.(Francis A. Pagano, 16, at the; proved a settlement o( 115.7.M) with he had given up Ihi* idea he- Friends may call at the funeral East . Hartford . .. Police Headquar ,j the United States Government for rau.se of his feellnc* that the »ug- home tomorrow frhm 3 to 5 and I "'ere being held 3-RING AGITATOR • 1.3 16 acres of Glohe Hollow Und >esliOn woidd not 1« l>acked by the from 7 to 9:30 p.m. for local authorities. . . 1 1 piihlir or the Board. The Director They were released under 8100 11 being used for a Capehart housing^ urge,0\v __ A l TO.M.ATIC m FI.Nti: Spocinl cii*tribiilor under cap at rested ye.sterday on a warrant is- j ,Omrt. ! non of the pool r.ondition, and the yesterday at his home in Solom, top. release* detergent, bleach or dye *afely,*arely, evenly mixedmixeo underiinoer . 1 9 B 8 Housing under eoii*lru<;tlon on: matter was left hanging. Ohio. sued by Prosecutor John ■ FlU-1 water. ____I 'the *ite west of I.^kewf^ Circle chairman Wilbur Bennett of the He was born in Porladown. Gerald and charged with, selling] FRIGIDAIRE will be used (or Nike battery peid ^ po'H liquor to a minor. Northern Ireland, and had lived Celd-Pantry Combination " ’‘^1 to he taken by the lead. Police allege that the sale was -Glastonbury most of hi* life in Manchester. A to Anthony Squillacote Jr., 18. of uaMi Akto .S/ieerlaok SIdeiialk Funds Voted On the Lydall Brook stcnch, the velvet weaver by trade, he worked- manager recommended waiting un­ at Cheney Bros, for many years. 52 White St., who wa* fined 850 |j - In other action, the Director*: p g / s til the State ehecks. as requested, He served in the Mekican Border in Town Court Saturday for il- ^ 1. Approved a 835.000 additional legally purchasing liquor, . ] lappropnation for walk* and curb*. on the effectiveness of new equlpr War in 1016, in World War I with ment at the Lydall & Foulds and the Canadian Army and in World j Stavnitsky was released under | Herb^ the moat betutiful, Part of the money will be used 8300 bonds. Court date has been for Vernon St. walk*. General Colonial paper companieK before War II with the U..S. .Maritime RATED (or CLEANEST CLOTHES oonverBent, and p ra c tic a l any action Is taken. Victor Swan Services, from which he retired in set for Saturday. j refrigeratbc Frigidaire ever Manager Richard Marlin told the Harriet L. Rottner, 47, of 483 E. son, president of tlic Manchester i 19,56. built. The New L C »K 'Board that funds would be avail­ Center SI,,was arrested yester­ , Yours at No Extra Cost * able from additional money now Improvement Assn., again urged He leaves his wife; a daughter, day and charged wdth allowing a Scouts of the (or LINT REMOVAl tells you it’s the ultihiate in smart- .expected through State aid (or action In a letter to the Board. Mr*. Fhederiok Bonney of Vista, dog to roam at large. She Is N o J ness. Now, open the oopr to all school construction. Although budg­ I'nioa School losiie Calif.; two son*, Russell of Nor­ • BUILT-IN these PLUS values. eted expenditures and estimate* ■On the Union School, the mana­ wich and Ernest Duke of Bolton, scheduled to appear in ’Town; (or DRIEST SPIN are how just about In balance, the ger suggested that an estimate of and seven grandchildren. Court Saturday. i *. SUDSWATSR-SAVIR . PLU S Instant Ice Service V- a Jown can expect to get about $125,- operating costa and possl{>le facili­ The funeral will be held in Solom Fernand W. Labonte, of Hart-i j Universe... Tomorrow trayful of "frosty-dry’’ cubes at. -000 to 8130,000 instead of the sp- ties be made for budget hearing* Friday. ford, was arre.sted yesterday and [ B Cut washday * the flick of a lever! , in April by the Recreation Depart­ charged with operating a m otor!] Ibroxlmatcly 175,000 budgeted In PLUS Roll-to-'You Shelves. No ment. At the same time, he siig- vehicle while his license is under We s«lut» the Boy Scouti of today . . . alert, active, • costs almost half I «ta te school aid. Marlin aald. There Mm. Flora H. Felmer space-wasting rounded oorners or 3* no prohibition against using ' gesled, specification* could he pre- Mm. Flora Hoskins F'elnicr, 81. suspension. | sharing importantly in the life of the community ,and cerlter post. -4hls money for other than school sented on renovating the building. who made her home with her He was stopped on Center S t.; 'Pile project ha* been urged by by Patrolman Sam Maltempo.: | * • . . . • • 5>urpo*ea, according to the mana- daughter, Mr*. Rene Chagitot at 18 the nation. And we loofc to them to carry on the Amer­ • • • • • PLUS Giant Bottom Freezer- ■eer. Director F'rancla Mahoney. Westwhod St., died yesterday af­ Free under $200 bond. Labohte Is opens at a toe touch, holds 140 2. Set Feb. 18 a* the dale of a ternoon at Manchester Memorial scheduled to appear in Town: ican tradition of exploring new frontiers. Many of IIm . of food. , jiearing on a change* In the pre.s- | Hospital after a long illness. She Court Feb. 15. AS LOW AS jent pension ordinance which would j was the widow of William Felmer. today's Boy Scout$ will be scouts of the universe to­ PLUS Picture Window Hydrator -give the manager clear authority I Aliout Town Born in Fall River, Maas.. Aug. Prince Bertll of Sweden will morrow . . . working to expand man's, knowledge and with new All-Climate Moisture Ito grant retirement deferrals to ^ 12, 1876. a daughter of the late visit Minnesota in May when the PORCBLAIN PAIR Control. ■town employes. i Scandla Lodge, No, 23. Order of ( Gaylord and Rose Vtrgant Hos- North Star ceiebrtaes the 100 an- use it well. /f6CoM estW se£vef PLUS Fully Automatic Defrost­ 3. Appi"Oveett ER MOWEnt, BOAT, of MOTOR INCONVENIENT. EXPENSIVE Mr. Moore—There is but one would you gat? Fat Man (belUgersntly)—From Moquln, Jf., Bey City, Mich. you’ll be money ahead If you shop Thoughtfully, she looked around how. Even PA-nO FURNITU RE knave among lui, and ' that's The Boy Soout Birthday Red for ‘Stop* . . . your appliances are taking longer the rumpled cigar-scented room. W ays to Say 'Bo Valoattao* Tten-Typt Sp«cial bears attractive price tags: 6-pc. Strange. . . February 8th marka tha Boy For Sunny Days! The v a l e n t i n e "RED window Then her face lit up and she an For the King and Queen of your umbrella group, $64.99, 6-ft. picnic to heat, consuming more power and Mr. Wright (facetiously)—OB, MAJOR HOOPLB Scout birthday. Carl Riemer of at ANDERSON’S CHILDREN’S swered: OUR BOARDING BOUSE with heart, M ATHER’S A T TH E CBN- table and benches, 324.SJ, 5-poal- .making your monthly bill higher. Let no! There is one Moore'. C / B. HOUSE A SON reminda ua SHOP, 303 Eaat Center St. will Housewife—A parakeet! T E ^ ' la bursting with Valentine tlon taluminum chaise, 329.99. Mr. Strange— Ah! That’s Wright! that the O F F IC IA L BOY SCOUT stop, you In your tracka; It’s that us help you. gift auggeatlona. Symbolically, the Ward’s 21” CONSOLE T V at 3169 f4AME'*OROWN D EPARTM EN T here carriea Unl- heart-shaped motif predominates eye-catching. Featuring ■ “wear- Traffic Officer—W lw didn’t you gives you so many features, you’ll "That’s a , waste of money! t e r m s ,/MA30R(i AtOONEyWAT forma for your Cub, Scout and Ebc- 1- JEW ELRY at thla season. aolea" toys, jewelry. noUce the «// stop when I whistled? |6«AO,AA6K/ ewe thrill anew to the wonderful magic shouted the man approached for a '(OO’RS TMB VOUR SERVICE, plorer together with official camp­ You’ll find the loveliest of neck­ cotton jeraeya, site 1-4, that ex­ BY AL VERMEER contribution to . build a fence Lady Driver—I’m pretty deaf. RETURN_____ TOieoR ABflOe. HERO AFTER } ,gUTXH0P6 ing equipment and acceaaorlea. En­ claim In embroidery, " I ’m your of, tele-vlewlng! It’s possible to liv­ PRISCILLA’S POP laces, bracelets for big and little en up every room In the houae ASSOCIATES around the cemetery. "In the first Traffic Officer— Well, don’t wor­ $NOFFy, tlNTIU MV NC*NES, MARCHIN© " LVo o d o n tc o m e courage your eon In acouting ec- boy” or "I’m your girl.” RED AND P. R. A « U Y C A N ’T B1 girls and their mothers. Perapnal- without 'crippling the budget If V place I can’t imagine anybody ry about i t You’ll get your K N a pAoiw t h e OjAM wm t INTO 1MB. INtOTIMS j tivitlee and lend your aupport to ize a February birthday with an RUFFLED are the saucy water­ KMIS OWN FATr W lL ^ wanting to get in there, and sec-> hearing In the morning. MRS. RAFFERTy/--^BN TtSER'S WAOOM 1 proof pants for "her" and neatly you’ll juat take a little exploratory CARONELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS the local BOY SCOUT FUND AMSTTHYST ring, earrings, or pin. fv — walk on ail 3 fioors at MONT- ondly, if those sinners already In TOO.X NEED A RESPITE TO LAIRVMTM MORlXOMTALf IHUVE thla Sunday. Remember the one who holds the striped In red for "him." What a M I 9-310S GOMER'Y W ARD CO. 31 OVAL LANE there were to get up out of the Isn’t It odd how friends never d r a f t tactics fo r RETORN- r a f f e r t /A key to your heart with a pair of cuddly toy ta "O LIVER THE ground the fence would melt, any­ see us all winter, even though they |N6 NOME WW1ME LEAST Phone, W rite oi Come In cuff links, a pen and pencil set, OW L," equally endearing to a boy Adding milk to mashed potatoes? way.’’ live just down *he block, write to pOiSi9i£ STRESS But do get your FREE COPY of billfold, electric shaver, or a watch. or girl. Crisply dressed DOLLS wish we were with thern when ^AND STRAIN ' As the Lenten season approaches tliat close their eyes are $1.98. Toes in one tablespoon of instant the 1968 "HOME DECORATOR’’ nonfat dry milk to every quarter Daughter—I ’m sure you will like they get 1,000 miles away? magazine from SHERWIN-WIL­ RELIGIOUS M E D A L S make Please a 1958 baby '(and Its I Jack.. He's a fine young man. meaningful gifts. During this sen- mother) with a bulky Jcnlt sweat­ cup of hot fluid milk and you'll add LIA M S CO, 981 Main St. Oet hun- valuable nutrients to your family's .—Has he any money ? Cyril—I really think that the dreda of Ideaa and tipa for creat­ timenUI Valentine season would er; won’t stretch or ahrlhk, Juat Dauiughter— Oh, you men are so British custom of answering the ing intereating effOcta. Full color be a happy time to start or add to lota of wear for the 1-4 Se(. i curious. Jack asked me the same telephone Is superior to the Am er picturea of amartly f)irnlBhed in- her STER'JNO SILVET. FLAT- Stretch socks of heavy cotton are thing about you. ican "Hello.’’ W EAR from the choicest patterns absorbent and neVer cramp toes. RcpIenlHh Your Wardrobe teriora, plua helpful ideaa on paint If January has been a low-ebb Tom—And what do you say in and color make up the 43 pages. of all, by leading silversmiths. Famous “ Love" label in DRESSES An insurance salesman was hav- England? and cozy SLIPPERS round out month for you, adding to your win­ Beneath each glorlona picture ia a ter-weary wardrobe can send your I Ing trouble getting through to his Cyril — W e say, “ Are you liatlng of stores where each item An Inveetment Worth Considering Valentine offerings. A Connecticut "Blue Chip’ for spirits skyrocketing. The ,^JANU- o f furniture and fabric is available. ARY CLEARANCE at CORET Duplicate these decorator auggea- continued growth la EMHART Cupid la Almost Here l-T m. MAatj& M ANUFACTURING CO. Call, Disaolve your V A LE N TIN E CASUALS, 887 Main St. lets you CROSSWORD PUZZLE tlona right In your own home. Send add distinctive clothes to your BY AL CAPP and ROB LUBBERS a card with your address, dial write or visit the office of SHEAR- GIFT problems with one delight­ LONG SAM SON, HAMMILL A COMPANY, closet at savings. There are real .wvefom^ Mitchell 3-6636, or come In your­ ful visit to PINB-LENOX 913 Main Street. Dial Mitchell PHARM ACY, 299 Eaat Center S t markdowns on skirts, blouses, 'ANDI.FOI self for your copy. You’ll enjoy it dresses, raincoats, sweaters (cash- , KM>VOM.y from cover to cover. 3-1571 for complete details. or PIN E PHARM ACY. 664 Cen­ ter St. So many thoughtful ways mere, French wool, bulky knits) Answer to Prevteus Pimle Those leopard-printed mules are | to express your sentiments; tan- with some pieces of jewelry at COe '/EK A young housewife trying to nice for firtslde wear. But they talizing assortments of BOXED half-price. Room must be made for Nohirc Study MIND THE. live within a budget will find she the arrival of fashions for spring. 6A6 F*or the kinj of your ch favor In this country since Queen Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS In quarts. Bl Legal matters Elizabeth appeared In several ver­ coins for this pattern—add 5c for "Stanley" cards and greetings. i 34 Lawyer (ab.) wtah K a l M^fchfll 9 4343^d iC'ABOT. THE MANCHESTER: makethe memory of Feb. 14 last There are traditional candies and 5 r r i h. hrnf.iht H EKAU ). 1150 AVE.iiong when you give him VALEN- sions durinc her visit here. They each pattern for first-class mailing. 37-----Major F come in satin, velours, snd velvet Send to SUE BURNETT, MAN­ parly acce-ssories for all your or Minor frtr AMERK;AS, NEW YORK 38,' TINE SHORTS from HARM AC PERSONALIZED FLOORS [' R home for inspection and compari- ». y x a .ME, .ADDRESS m E.N'S SHOP, 946 Main St. Cap- and in jewel colors. Usually, CHESTER EVENING HERALD, needs. Don't miss the Valentine 28 High cards 3 they're worn slightly profile. special on little girls' dresses. 32 Emotional R son. An efficient way to shop. ! p a t t e r n NU.MBER. ' ture the Valentine spirit with these 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS. NEW • OPEN THURS. NIGHT TILL 9:00 • r r w'u u ^ « i Have you a copy of our 1958 gay boxer short.s of fine broad- YORK 88, N.Y. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNe WEDNESDAY^ FEBRUARY 6, 1958 (PAGE TWEHTY-ONR PAGE TWENTY aj^NGHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MAj^CHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUA^i^ 8, 1958 THE One Basket in First Hdlf Herald Angle ' 5 ” - / By r Haple ss Indiaiis Bow EARL YOST Freestyle Win Expect Record Closed Circuit Gate tO SifiJIl TomOlTOW Sports Editor % ’S New York.York, Feb. 5 (*Y) — PossibllitimPoMibllitien of an record two mll-mil- •» 4 llos dotblrB from cloaed circuit televixinn of the return Carmen In Last^ Rtice Baaliio-R«y Robinson middleweight title fight may make pa.r- Boston, Febx,5 (/Pf—Boston Red(‘ Cronin and then put his Ugnsturs All-Tline, All-Star Hockey Team ta-eome-and-see teleyialon s potent rival to the coming pay- Sox slugger TeiLWilHams is ex­ on a fat contract. Scoring 5 2 Point^; All-time, all-slar National Hockey League team, gelected by aa-]ro4t'Bee video In the sports picture. pected to sit dowiKtomorrow and Williams mceivtd an astimatad In Sad i^erforn lance The two million .figure was lidvanceil optimistically today sign a contract for $i25,q00 for the Clinches Meet $100,000 last season when ha a panel of 70 writers, broadcasters, managers and coaches for by officials of the Teleprompter Corp., which Is handling the 1058 campaign. Sport consists of four representatives of the Montreal Canadi- topped the American League in By PAT BOLDUC the Eagles hit ph four of elghti, Hartford tallied three baskets and New York, Feb. 5 (>P)r- ord was 12 games in a row st S' streak. Willie Naulls scored 86 Victory in the freestyle re­ television end of the March 3.5 title fight In Chicago. Red Sox General Manaiger Joe batting with a .388 average. He la field goal attcihpts to grab a converted all seven chances from Bald, wiry George Yardley 100-points or more clip. points to lead New York, which ens and one each from the Detroit Red Wings and Boston The officials, Preoident IrY'Ing Kahn and Vice President Bill Cronin aohcduled a 10 a.mrrEST) in tovm itarring as a fly caater at Siiaipshooting Wethersfield slim 12-8 maygin at the buzzer. the foul line for a total of 13 Yardley's performance, during got a spectacular playmaking Bruins. The Canadiens Honored are Maurice (The Rocket) lay, the final event of the-af- Rosensohn, said they already have signed 160 outlets with a Thursday meeting with hia^9' the Sportsmen’s Show. Hiprh School clinched a berth Wethersfield'connected on lU first points, high for the Indians. and chunky, handsome Cliff which he aUm grabbed 20 re­ snow from unsung rookie Brendan ternoon, provided the Man­ aeating capacity of 481,000. Hagan have written two more R'chard, wing, Howie Morenz, center, defenseman Doug Har­ ,v-”T-old star. A get-togelh A contract for $186,000 a y m r in the forthcoming State Class three shots' and took the lead on Also disappointing to Red and bounds, came after Philadephia's McCanii. vey and goalie Bill Durnan. Gordie^ chester High swimming team r c,. V ’ ' "It’s the largest network ever assembled for a closed with baseball writers was set for WarHors had opened a double- X; ”M keep him at the top of basa- John Plnghera's one-hander from White followers was the scoring scoring records into the point- Enjoy Big HtreiUc Hows of Detroit la the other lyith an upset 41-36 triumph tH circuit show,” said Rosensohn... "We expect to have a record an hour later. baH^ highest paid players. Stan A Basketball Tournament total turned in by starters, Duba­ header at Detroit with a 107-103 Boston used, a 26-4 streak mid­ in Yale’s 36th annual Swimming 300 theaters with a seating oapacity of 550,000. with an overwhelming 68-48 the corn'er and two free throws happy National Basketball wingervlnge with Eddie Shore of the o\ter favored Windham yester­ If all goes as In pa.st years. Wil- Miishd of the St. Loula Cardinala by center Paul Schaefer after noski, Saimond and Bob Fiske. The Asan.T book of facts. Yardley, victory over the Minneapolis Lak­ way In the second half to shake Bnuns,3ruln Harvey’s defense mate. Carnival Feb. 15 at the Payne llams|(vill have a friendly chat with signed TBcentiy. victory over hapless and cold- Saimphd had knotted the count trio, -which had chalked up 45 ers. Long George, .increasing his off Cincinnati and extend its Whitney Gym In New Haven. A day afternoon In Manchester’s new well on his way to the NBA scor­ Share Is now president and general and beautiful pooL Coach Dick fihooUng Manchester last nisht be­ at 9^all with two foul shots, points in the first game won by ing championship, scored a sea­ lead In the Sborlng race to 106 Ekistem Divlaion lead to seven manager of the Springfield In­ student at Southern California, the fore COO fans at Wclhersfleid. Al­ Wethersfield, 63-56, was held to a points over Dolph Schsyea of games over Syracuse. Five Celts Yale date will be the first on the Sollanek waa extremely pleased son's high of 52 points last night diana in the American Hockey. with the eurpriilng results since though guilty of ragged play OCIL Standings mere 12 tallies last night. as he led the Detroit Platons to iui Syracuse, hit 18 of 31 field goals hit in double figures, led by Tom­ League. The No. 1 vote getter was East Coast for the sensational throughout the foul-infested CCIti attempts and 16 atraight free my Heinsohn with IS and Bob Olympic champion. He won three the victory enabled hla delermjned -Wethersfield ...... 8 2 .800 Wethersfield also impressed in 118-118 'Victory over the Syracuse Richard, wlio la currently sidelined tankers to clinch the ‘ Elgin Zatur- ter as the outclassed Indians failed I loss to' New York, He bettered honor Bridgeport’s Billy Prince ai Ron Delany to tqm In faster A i k MS oAouf i l l Friday night, entertaining (XTL cinnati. 107-87. j BTp.ston .... ,.36 15 .706 — 'I ,ic 26 - year - old slugger, who brillient sophomore emerged as sUy's inept squad tallied just one to chalk up a basket in 18 shots, the I by three the” old one-period mark boxing’s Man of the Year In Con mile clockings, but the Irish victors, thanks to a bit of sharp­ rival Meriden in an 8:15 contest at Continue Point Spree Syracuse .. ..30 23 ,566 7 flashed defensively in the 1957 the afternoon's lone double win­ hoop in 33 shots in the first half. the high .•chool gym. !of 28 set by Pettit in 19.55 and ; Philadelphia ..26 24 ..520 9Vi nectlCtit at a future date. Prince Olympic champ wnb attends shooting by hard-working Ron Just to point up the way these matched two weeks ago by Min­ V/orld Series, has hit 222 homers Is a former hover, promoter and ner. taking both the 200-yard free­ Comfortahie Advantage Wethersfield (SSl I New York . ..25 28 .472 12 in 3,206 at bats during his six style (only after a real close tussle Viilanova sails througb,,the In- Morisseite and Schaefer, raced to P B F F pro point-makers are going at It neapolis’ Dick Carmaker. Western Division State Athletic Commissioner . d(x>r track season withoilt los­ Manchester's unbelievable scor­ 2 Pinrhera. f ...... 2 1-i years in the league for an average with Windham’s Doug Hersant) a whopping 32-11 lead at the in- All Prime Beef this season, the Knicks’ total of Despite Hagan’s brilliance, the St. Ixiuis ; _____:31 21 .596 ~ Nations] League IRnpire Dusty ing—nor caring much alxnit ing famine,'from the field began termis.sion. Morissette, the Eagles' 1 Slewart. f ...... 1 4~A 120 marked the 36th consecutive Knicks never trailed after the of one home run every 14.44 of­ Bogiress has traveled many miles and the 1’00-yard freestyle. 1 1-andcre, f ...... ti U-O Paul Anderson, right, the Taccoa. Ga., weight lifting champ, de­ Cincinnati ...... 24 28 .462 7 Gains First Win his times. early in the. .opening period. top scorer with 18 points, hooped .2 Allen, f ...... 2 0-0 game in which they have scored early minutes against the Hawks ficial times at bat. on his husky legs. During his ca­ cided picking up things doesn’t help keep his larder full so he Detroit ...... 22 32 -407 10 But with the Whippets leading Bophomofe Chy.cis_ Saimond hit two twin-pointers and was 2-2 1 P rlere. ( ...... 0 OJt 100 or more points. The old rec­ as they broke a four-game losing Minneapolis ....14 37 .275 16>i Runnerup is Thumping Theodore reer. Borgess has played In more from the floor-^ith about one from the 15-foot line while Schae­ 4 Schaefer, c ...... 2 S- went Into professional wreatling. Here he trlea hie atrength Williams of the Red Sox, who by an 18-16 margin after the first | 2 Babe!, r ...... o 0-1 - than 1..500 games of professional four events, Co-Captain Tommy minute gone In the first quarter fer, who wound up with 14 tallies .M(,rlp.set1e. f; ...... 7 4.5 against Leo, fJfomelllni, San Francisco 49er tackle who piles the leads the majors in lifetime Came Postponed baseball, umpired more than 3,000 Hyson captured his first diving | and not until 15 minutes and 27 for the night, had one hoop and a nuehfortii. r ...... 2 0-1 grunt-and-grban circuit in off-season.' homers with a total of 4.56 among games and refereed more than seconds later, or with 1:27 gone perfect 6-6 from the foul line. Traul. K ...... 1 .4-7 th* activa players. The Beanlown event of the winter season to put ; M acR ae, g ...... 1 4-4 2,800 basketball and 500 football the 19.58 league champions ahead, I • Vesterda.v afternoon’s sched- In the third period, did Captain With Morissette and Schaefer flyebaser, who led the American games . . . Southnsw pitching star uleil iMsketball game at the Pick Dubanoski connect on a jump still leading the attack, the Eagles 25 T(.(r.i(, 21 26-31 SJ; Hebron Sets Mark in Win, t«fgua in circuit clouts in four 22-21. I Johnny Antonelll of the Giants, Fjuit "hide Ree between Cheney ehot from the corner. By that time hit on eight of IS field goal at­ Mnnrhester Forged AhrAd Again i seasons, has an average of one who Won’t be 28 until April 12, After Stuek placed f(rst In the Tech and Cromwell was post­ tempts to outscore the Indians 18- 1 FpB)ii4T. { ...... 1 6-9 I the winners had erected a com­ homer for every 14.72 limes at will become a 10-year maior 100-yard freestyle. 'Windham | poned. The Cromwell bus fortable 32-14 advantage. 12 in the third quarter while gain­ 0 CuBhhifr. f ...... 2 <*-(» bat. leaguer on June 28 . . . Westmin­ 2 PrcKCon. ( ...... 3 7-7 Rockville Defeated, 59-38 ■wept the next two events — 100- I broke down It was re|K>rteeen plsv- which not only insured the im­ Pittsburgh team and high-scoring Wilco T o o l...... 33 21 .611 rampaging quintet, and gavt it a Don Hennon combined to hand White Glass ...... ,.32 16 .667 youthful Rams broke the game 11-2 season record. them all, George Herman (Babel Ing basketball this sea on with the portant win but also c clear claim ) ABA Tool . _____ 32 22 .,593 Fletcher Glass ...... 22 26 .458 wide open In the second half after Ruth, la the all-time leader. The Bates College jtyvees. The former to the CCIL title. Connecticut a 77-62 basketball Guhver Mfg...... 31 '23 .574 Ed's Atlantic ...... ,.20 28 .417 holding a slim 25-23 lead at the INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE ^^0 loss was Rockville’s third Bambino collected four base hita Manchester High three sport star Davis waa another Silk Town licking last night. Gus's Grinders .. 21 33 .389 Hobby Shoppe ,.., ,,20 28 .417 intermission. The victors outscored AcUon in the Intermediate m a row and left the Rams with at an 11.76 clip in official appear­ was a varsity end with the foot­ victor in the 50-yard freestyle as Hennon. popping set ahots from Recordh Broken 10 44 .185 all over the court, tallied 31 points NHL Players’ Group Mai Tool ...... Jon-Di’s ...... 13 35 .271 North Stonington by an 18-10 mar­ League at the East Side Rec last j an overall mark of 9-8. Egch ances at the plate. Overall. Ruth ball squad last fall st Lewiston. the Indians won five of the nine Front-running Merrill's Market gin In the third quarter and 19-14 night found the West Siders up-1 succeeding game brings touma- collected 714 homere In hts great Malrik . . . Top-filght wrestling events In the close meet. Manche.s- to give the Panthers their 12th win League-leading Walnut Res­ endlng Miller’s 61-58 in the first | ment time a little closer, and in 17 efforts. It waa the Huskies’ New York, Feb. 5 ( ^ —The nipped runnerup Wilco Tool 2-1, taurant shaded the Hobby Shoppe in the final eight minutes to sweep career In 8,396 official at bats. card Is listed torlght In Hartford ter also captured three seconds one dollar down or your New York State Harness Rac­ third place ABA Tool idso edged Of three games. In the middle j when you’re losing, a little bit and five thirds en route to the all- sixth loss in 17 starts. 2-1. cellar-dwelling Jon-Di’s upset second half scoring laurels by a with Antonino Rocca and Pat Connecticut was down 38-39 at Agree to Drop Suits ing Commission today reported last place Mai Tool 2-1 and Gun- comfortable 37-24 advantage. game, the East Sidei-s kept pace j harder to attain. Rockville now 0 ’(3onnor featured as partners in important win. Ed's Atlantic 2-1 and Fletcher with the West Siders as they | needs four wins in ita next five halftime but moved ahead 40-.39 all records broken In 1957 with ver Mfg. won all three points from Glass surprised White Glass 2-1 in Previous to chalking up their Seeki AaaiiEninriit Change a tag tea m match with Jerr)' Gra­ Overall, the locals have won four state revenue up 12.69 per cent, Mai Tool while Gene Phaneuf 129- romped over the Femdale 67-4.6. i games in order to quaJlfv. of seven meets this .season and at the start of the second period. last night’s action at the Y alleys. 62 points last night, the Rama had while in the finale, pace-setting j High school athletic directors ham and Ro-,' Rhires. First bout It was a short spurt, however, and recappable tire puts a brand new Palm Beach, Ha., Feb. 5 (/P) — The National Hockey wagering up 19.16 per rent and 357, Bob Farrand 134, Harry Al- scored 56 tallies in three earlier Ktatistlrs Tell Story and baaketball coaches are being starts at 8:30 . . . Playing-coach yesterday's success ended a two- attendance up 13.92 per' rent cock 132-347, Pete Jankowski 138- Night’s best scores were re­ Nassiff Arms cnished the Imperi­ meet losing streak. .Saturday the they never led again. I-eague Players Assn, agreeii today to withdraw all pending corded by Amy Pirkey 106-150 games this winter. als 74-34. A quick glance at the atatisUca polled by the Assignment Commit­ 'Cal Gardner Is showin-g the way ■The Panther.a man-to-man de-11 as compared with 1956. 345 and Bob Bertsche 130-346 Farley Tops Again tells the story. Superior re­ tee of the Ontrsl Connecticut Dis­ In scoring with the Springfield Indians travel to Hartford to litigation and lawsuits against the NHL. This action, taken In his annual report. Com­ topped all participants. (new high for the season)-113-369, In a nip and tuck contest, the engage Hartford Public in a. 2 fenae held the Huskies to six Flo Johnson 105-109-126-340, Flo Once again Co-Captain Dave bounding, one of the strong points trict Board of Approved Baskel- Indians in the American Hockey baskets in 32 attempts during the : at a 13-hour meeting between the players’ representatives missioner George Monaghan Farley was the lone Hebron player W’eat Siders, paced by Deb Rey­ tmll Officials as to their pleasure League. The ex-NHL star has 52 o'clock encounter. and owners that ended after mld-'^' Kloter 123-105-327, Marge Holmes nolds. came from behind to defeat of the Rockville team, was not to The summaries: rest of the game, while Pitt was said revenue to the state was REC L15AOUE 105-108-114-327, Madeline Morley in double figures. The senior 6-5 for assigning officials to home points, one more than Gerry Eh- dumping in 12 of 18. nipht. meant that the association composed of the players’ rep­ $32,767,271. an increase of $3,- Standings forward wound up "With 28 points Miller’s and gain a lie for second u games during the 19.58-59 season. man. The Indians receive Buffalo I Mrdlev relay—Windham (Austin, Mat- had failed to gain official recogni­ 111, Ella Staum 111, Doris Pren­ place.nlar» TesillnaTrailing hvby three pointsnnlnts at ™«fid the Blue Devils $3,000,000 anti-trust suit and sep­ meet at regularly scheduled in­ In 1956; attendance was 6.137,- McCann’s Service ...2 8 20 ,583 the preeent system that Is in ef­ lOO-yaid orthodiix breaeistrnke— 1. Munich, Germany, outpointed Irish Intosh 110, VI Morton 106, Vi hooped eight markers for the win­ 48-46 at the end of the third qiisr- ^ fourth place in the final standings arate Labor Relations Board peti­ tervals and on requests by either 090, up from 5,388,165. Fuller's Contractors .23 25 .179 ners who are idle until Friday, Feb. fect or to try a setup whereby the and a berth In the nlayoffs. Only j Materson (Wi 2 Stevens (.M*. 3. ZaffUo Pat McMurtry. 188. Tacoma, 10. tions which have filed in New York Chapman 115, Shirley Viltner 108, ter. While Reynolds was racking on twenty. Rockville, I IMI. T . 1:14 8 players or owners. “ Public confidence in the in­ Hartford Rd. Grill .. .21 24 .467 14 when they play Ellington in a _ _ . TVWsts nsi'ni I * m iiai board would make all assignments. one point aeoarates the three clubs D lv in r—1 Hvson iM r X Mann lW>. Houston, Tex.—C5eveland 5Vil-!| State, Massachusetts and Canada Anne Fldler .110-110, Maude up 21 ooints. Red Smith chucked meanwhile, could muster 47 shots. "Among other points the fol­ tegrity and operation of har­ Pagani’a Clippers ...2 0 25 .444 Carpenter 111 and Edna Millnaki return engagement. o( which only 11 found the mark. The current practice at 99 per cent . . Trinity hosts Clark tonight in 3 (.oufl ' 2 lowing were agreed upon; Renn’i Tavern ...... 12 33 .267 108. ThrM North Stonington starters ; R.ockv.lte’s percentage was a poor of the schools Is to let the direc­ the fleldhouse and will be out to ((ersn'nl 'W l ? Xiel.s. n .3 .Sko..t iW) T. 1.1.". S. I Chicago, knocked out Emil Brtko, players,” read a formal atatement Third-place McCann's Sei'vice T'JESDAV HODSEU'IVE'S After a slow s’^art over the first tle better with 27 per cent. I*s.*-\ard (i.vrk.«Irok' 1 Austin iWt. fits as the result of the owners declared. Station set a new season’s high leader with 17. Forwards Ted Soott contests. There has been criticism lis said, will be playing for the 2. Denier I .M ' 3. I.ai'lmppel!'' iWt. T, ] 193, Pittsburgh, 2. signed by Ted Lindsay and Doug matching dollar for dollar con- Standings half which had the East Siders Coach John Canavari's charges from both sides- the schools and San Bernardino, Calif. Art Ara- Choose one of these low priced vah''’^! Monaghan also noted that the triple score of 1,623 this week W. L. Pet. and Paul Umphlett caged 14 and holding a 30-28 lead, the vlclora. suffered a disasterous first quar­ Chicago Cuba this season. He will 1 tie 5 Harvey for the players and by triDutions by the players. As the tracks Increased purses by the officials as to this practice Fre.'stvle relav Maiit'lie-'er tB.'iv- . gon. 1.54. Los Angeles, knocked out . Walter Brown and Jim Norris for while upsetting league-leading Flying Saucers ...... 50 26 .6.18 11, points r:*3nectiv'Iv. paced by Neil Pierson, put on a ter. fallinj; to score a single field be the final part of the major deal fer .Mrl.ain, Ti'Wle and D avisi. T., result of this a long term hockey 14.98 per rent, from $8,9,'U„592 Dari-Maid 2-1. The winners' bare­ HebrnH (6*j- thus the questionnaire from the j between the two clubs. 1 44 6 i Walter Tvler, 155, Los Angeles, 8. 'I the Owners, “ that for the best in- player at age 65 will receive a Double Boilers ...... 45 31 .592 B F' PtH. second half surge to pull out In goal. Three solitrry free Ihrowa Assignment Committee. The in 1956 to $10,369,442 Isst sea­ ly missed a clean sweep, losing Rolling Pins ...... 45 31 ,592 D. F«rlf*y, f ...... 12 4-9 front and hold a commanding lead were credited to the visitors, as tere.st of hockey and the close minimum pension of $5,100 an­ son. chances of snv change are slimmer (D 3-T Nylon DeLuxe NHL race that they should re­ their one game by a mere two pins. Spatulas ...... 38 38 .500 Ponchak. f ...... \ i-i ii thereafter whUe gaining a tie for they trailed 13-3. Statistics show nually. In other matche.s at the West Side Vlnkcl?. c ...... 3 0-3 6 than snow flakes In August. turn to their respective clubs and Increase in Pool Coffee Cups ...... 33 43 .434 Hudak. c ...... fi 0-0 0 second place. While Pierson was Rockville took only five shots In 3 T Nylon DeLuxe concentrate on uinning a playoff Rec alleys, second place Oliva’s Skillets ...... 1 7 59 .221 lulo, R ... carrying the load wKh 20 points, the first period. Super-cushion "3. An increase in the playoff Esso and Hartford Rd. Grill f.aennn. R Super-Cushion position.” pool, making It possible for the The league-leading Flying Taylor, R , husky Dave Duffy added 14. Ag- PlainviJIe led 18-5 when Ram Roftc to Swim at Y'ale A Playera-Owners Council was Dupas to Try scored similar 3-0 triumphs over Saucers shut out the Spatula.s <- IsTHd. f . . gres.s ve Gordon Geer played a re.serve Bob Slocks, one of th# league and Stanley Cup champion­ Fuller's Contractors and the West Murray Rose, 18-yesr-old Aua-|| formed at the meeting to deal with ship team to receive $4,000 per 0 and the Rolling Pins also VAxIna. 15 fine defensive game and did a fine heroes oi the squeaker with Wll- tralian. who is regarded as the out­ present and future mutual prob­ Side Tavern, respectively, and blanked the Shiflets 4-0 to gain a Totals joh of rebounding. For winless son. came into the fray. The hot- man. Pagani’s Clippers edged Renn’s ...... 2« lO-J.'l 62 standing swimmer In the entire 1 lems. And Continue tie for second place with the Niirlh SIsnlHRlas 14?). Ferndale. lanky Walt Gleason led shooting junior canned his first "4. Other points of agreement Tavern 2-1. history of the sport, will take part i I (2) 3-T Rayon DeLuxe "The plan Is,” said the state­ include- increased hospitalization Double Boilers who pinned a 3-1 ' B F P I. the pack with 18 markers and Bob three bulside attempts to cut the ment," that the council shall be Week's finest score.s were Umphlett. f ...... 4 11 McIntosh had 10. margin to 11 points. Plainville's benefits, a limit on the number of Perfect Mark victory over the Coffee Cup.s. Bell, f ...... 1 exhibition games, moving and chalked up by Lee Urbanetti 129, Bea Cormier 112. Phyllis Mc­ S coii, r ...... 4 G-10 14 The league-leading Nassiff Arms lead continued to mount with the MACHINISTS! Super-Cushion Ullinkiion. f ...... 0 1-1 1 broke loose at the .starting whis­ other expenses as the result of a Jerry Smith 130-354. Joe Twaro- Carthy 109, Dotty Stark 106, I *1 outcome never in doubt. Norfolk, Va„ Fob. 5 UP)—Light­ nlte 126-337. Stan Hilin.skl 159- 8t^Ax*trnJU». c ...... 1 IL2 tle. and after nailing down a 15-0 player being sold or traded dur­ Bernice Cartwright IOC, Doris CotlA g ...... ,•> 7-10 17 Plalnville showed a top per- P a t McMurty, ing the season, an independent weight Ralph Dupas of New Or­ 379, Jazz Fuller 133-344. Tony O’Hara 105 and Mildred B?aup"e |X d e 'f, K ...... 0 . (VO 0 lead at the end of the opening former in senior Bob Zdunczyk, a survey of the present pension plan leans, who went through 1957 Sarpola 130. John Simmons 127, 105 rolled the morning's best per.od. had no trouble at all in 6-2 fonvard. who tallied 18 points. without losing a fight, will try to Lanky Waickowski 148-367, Bill ToialA ...... 15 17-29 47 running over -the outclassed Im- with a, view to improving It If pos­ single game scores. | 8ror* At hair 25-23 Hebron. Able support Was forthcoming Upset Loser (D 3-T Super-Cushion Carter's sible, owners agree the player will continue his streak of successes Adamy 128-338, 1,/arrv Bates 130. perials The win was the fifth in from Johnny Gacek, a junior, with Ed Kovis 131-132-378. Chet a.s many start for the pace-aetters 19 markers for his night s work • JIG BORERS be the sole judge of his physical tonight against welterweight Gas- Seattle, Feb. 5 (A5- Irish Pat ^ par Ortega of Mexico. Nowicki 126, Walt Suchy 126-.346, who have .vet to be beaten. For • With the senior members of the WORK CLOTHES fitneas to play after an injury.” McMurtry’s drive for a shot a t . The two meet in ttje 11th an­ Hippo Correnti 128-142-377, Bob Baseball Writers Fail to Elect the winners, tosvenng Bob Carl- squad sitting out most of the 'id ii'ir fteadingon dangcinus ground wlicn Guthrie 131-354, Ding Farr 126-i| son wa.s the top point-getter with second half, resenes did most of Floyd Patterson’s heavyweight; For Painters, nual March of Dimes Boxing Car­ nival at the Norfolk C5ty Arena. 140-381. Andy L.3moureaux 156- 26 talUes. a hi^gh for the evening, the scoring for Rockville. Stocks crown was shunted off to a siding • M ILL E R S YOU t idjf on woin tiies. I lies can t he de­ Revised Schedule 391 and Walt ' 1.’56-366. Carpenters, PlOpibers Dupas. the second ranked light­ New Members to Hall of Fame Dave Balon added 17 for the win- was the lone Rockville shooter in last night as the Irishman dropped pended on for tlie stop-action tiaciion \ Home Friday wily Willi BeSmsnoff of Munich, 3.T Rayon DeLuxe I between Sash Sc Door and the may realize a lifelong ambition if Ktiindings Boston, Feb, 5 -WAb. No forme'-W Rou.«h starred for many years Germany. riihhei and long use never know-tcfirn W. major league player will join base­ with the Giant, and Reds. A be' a make-up game between the ‘ Rockville returns to action Fri- •LATHE OPERATORS Super-Cu5hion I North Ends has been postponed. he makes a good showing in the L. Pet. Ferndale and Miller’s. tlW mieling Wind-sor on the P.ock- Iri'ah Pat from nearby Tacoma, MAHm’S ! nationally televised (ABC) fight. Ma.shics ...... 3838 18 .679 ball's immortals in the Hall of perennial holdout, he sat out one ’ was rated, the No. 5 contender for ■ • rliev‘11 let \rtu down. Don't take chances. In ita place at 7. Miller’s and the Fame this year for the first, time Imperials, of the Intermediate Sources in New Orleans have Spoons ...... ,33 23 ,.')89 full season rather than accept! WEST SIDE MIDGETS the team a world of good to have Patterson’s crown in the latest | Not when new, salei, (ioodyeai I ires aie Drivers ...... since 1950. terms offered him by New York. | League will play. indicated a good showing against .29 27 .518 In the first ,gamp of a twinbiil. a Iftrge, enthusiactlc crowd be- callover by Ring magazine but the , If you hcfv* ot Iffost fiv* y«ars •xpcricnc* on jig torers, millors or Ortega could give Dupas a bout Putters ...... 28 28 .500 Secretary-Treasurer Hy Hurwitz Not Don-nhearted : German wasn't impressed. asailahle lor just Jl.OO down! Dade now announced yesterday that the Gus's Grinders shaded Pagan! stqd hind it for a change. Support for -T Super-Cushion with lightweight champion Joe Blasters ...... 23 33 .411 Roush, now 65, said that he was i Son by a 41-37 score. Mike Lauteb*, this year’s team, has been nothing Beomanoff. 189, snd McMiirtr)-, loHios, and art capablt of turning out exptrimtntal or limited production 3 Bra.ssies ...... Itoscball Writers Association of tiade awav majoi trouhle lot new Brown. There were reports such a .17 39 .304 plea-sed -not downhearted^by this j bach led the winners with 16| short of terrible. Other than the 188. spent the first three rounds itomt to close tolerances, Hamilton Standard has o challenging job for Fey ealy leeel leiet. fight would be staged on barges Two up.sets were registered last America failed to give any former year’s vote total. Still active, the i feeling each other out, then Bes- Goodveais today thi.s easy way. I say, SS4 insiset- player 75 per cent of the total vote points while Toddy Potter chipped j jayvee plavers. th? following last (itles trem Ssetk In the Gulf of Mexico. night, with the tliird place Drivers former two-time National League j. in with 11 and played a very good night numbered about- four adults TnanoffsUsed his ring experience to j you. nefcessary for election. batting king spends much time "I kne'w they were frying to get upending the league-leading I floor game. For the losing Bar­ and three students. Last Friday, pile up..points, tagging McMurtry , Mashies 3-1 sixth place Bra.ssies Nobody even came close to in* working out with the Milwaukee with sharp rights to the head and me a fight with Brown,” Dupes ductlon into the Hall of Fame at bers, Dick Getzewlch was high playing the lop team in Jhe league, said today. ”I’ve been told io o shutting out the fifth place Blas­ Braves in spring trail.,ng. man with 16 tallle.s. In the Night­ stiff body blows. This is a major program and calls for a large number of skilled ma> As low as a week! Gooperstown. N. Y. With 268 bal­ Trailing C^arey and Roush In the attempts tovcharter a bus for stu­ 1795AimrkoU UwmSi-frkml Ih rtl li'fnes that the fight was on, but ters. The Spoons defeated the Put- cap, Dad’s remained undefeated There were no knockdowns in lots cast by 10-year mem'oers of dents failed because onl.v 14 die- chinists. You will be working on jet aircraft, missile and rocket equipment this stuff about the barges is terg 3-1 in the final match. balloting were Charley (Red) Ruf­ by drubbing Personalized F'loora the 10-round scrap, which drew a iCMiMnIffal fCOYSMAN the BBWAA, 199 votes was the hards In a 800 plus high school accesories, including fuel controls, air conditioning and refrigeration sys> MORI N O P U RIDi ON OOODYIAR TIRIS something I didn’t know about. I’d Noteworthy scores were rolled fing, former New York Yankee 50-34. Big Jeff Tybiir threw in 20 were interested In following the turnaway crowd of 5,537 and a by Evelyn Lorentzen 123, Alice minimum for election. pitcher, with 99 votes, and Hack gross gate of $23,817. THAN ON ANY OTHIR KINDI • Futt-tii«l, full powered # Sis-pe»en|er eapecity fight Brown in the- street with a Max Carey, a base-stealing star points while controlling both tee.rn. At some of the home toms, starters and pneumatic valves. • JHleor—4-door ( ilition weion •' Esdusivt Twin trecUon eveilebli ring around us. I want that light­ Malnes 112. Ruth Simon 111, Wilson, the old Chicago Cub slug­ boards while Dave Kave scored games, the vlsiUng team has had Isabelle Anderson 110, Anri John­ for Pittsburgh and Brooklyn from ger, with 94. • Guoet-test 000... TODAY!. weight crown.’’ 1910 through 1929,. topped the list 16. For the Floormcn. Doug Pear as many if not more rooters than Ortega, the fifth ranked welter­ son 107. Kae Allen 107 and Kay Other top vote-getters included son and Bob Renzoni were the ] the Rams. Check and double check these openings! This 35-year-old aircraft Giblia 105. with 136 votes. He was followed Kiki Cuyler and Sam R'.ce (90 Vermont New Foe weight. e.xpccts- to weigh about by Edd Roush, former New YOrk workhorses be.aides scoring 12 and Something should be done to equipment firm is one of the leaders in the entire aviation and missile 145 ponds for tonight's bout. Giant and Cincinnati outfielder each), Tony Lazzerl (80), Luke 11 points, rc.speclively. arouse the student body. This To Cadet Schedule Dupas expects to come in at about . CHURCH IJ5AGUE who polled 112 votes. Appling (77), and. Left: Gomez .war’s team is ih* type that needs field. Constant growth moons many opportunitiof for odvancoment 141. The l^out will be scored by j Standings , (76), Burleigh Grimes ,71), Red Y JI'.MOR LEAGUE 83 Greats Enshrined Standings encouraging of this sort. A trip cur. Tho oteignmonts are fascinating. An unexcelled list of benefits in­ two judges and the referee on the W. L. Pet. Faber (68), Lou Boudreau (64), to the tquDwmfnt is still a pos­ New London, Feb. 5 (J5—Univer­ St. John’.s ...... 52 28 .650 TTie balloting in which 145 play­ Jim Bottomley (57) and Joe Med- W L ■ Pe t cluding one ^ the finest insurance, hospitolixotion, surgical and retire­ 10-point "must” basis. The winner .5 sibility. ^ sity of Vermont la the lone new­ NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE GDODYEAR SERVICE STORE of each round must be given 10 St. James’ (1) ...... 50 30 .626 ers of close to 400 eligible received wlck (60). Boland bil ...... 2 .714 st least onO vote means that there E lk s...... 4 3 .556 rinlntille tH> comer to the Coast Guard Academy ment programs enfoilable. Let's talk it ever! INCORPORATED 713 MAIN ST.— TEL. Ml 9-5390 points, the loser nine or less. St. Bridget’s ...... 45 35 .563 Baseball Commissioner Ford R r P(p. St. James’ (2 )...... 45 35 ..563 wUI be no additiona to the 83 base- Frick said he was "rathe* pleased” Ma’s Sc Bill’s ...... 4 566 ■ r Gac' k. f football schedule for 1958, releiued 295 BROAD ST.— Ml 3-5179 r ‘ ” In verra good shape.” Grtega .143 0 Uavlp. t 5-« 19 .said last night in one of his rare North Methodist (1) 44 36 .550 ■ball greats Snterined at Coopera- at the results of the voting. Gordon Cleaners ... 1 today by Capt. John Forney, direc­ 0 Synod, f tor of atHletics. . ! JSngllsh statements. The Mexican South Methodiat ___ 43' 37 .538 town for anoth^p'ear. "The Hall of Fame is’ pretty well Munezyk. f (D Studebaker-Packard ; North Methodist (2) 43 37 .538 The basebkll Waters vote every full and this wii; add a little more Boland Oil continues to pace the i Prttvano. f . The Cadel.s will open against the , HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER Is a 7-5 underdog. V arco. c JACK’S ATLANTIC STATION BOLAND MOTORS, Inc., 869 Center Street, Manchester Emanuel Lutheran.. 43 37 .538 other year for plaVera who have prestige to those who already have Y Junior League, upending Ma’s Sc 4 CaCamounts here Sept. 27., Ver- ! This is a prestige match for mont, one of three home foes for ' 342 E. CENTER ST.— PHONE Ml 9-8187 Ortega, too. The Mexican lost a St. Mary’s ...... 42 38 .525 performed In a perlod^^O years be­ been elected,” FHck said. Bill’s 60-47 last night. The Elksj? INTERVIEWS pulled out a wln ove;- luckless Gor- js 'Mnrr(int6nit>rs' the Cadets this season, replaces | 704 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— TEL. Ml 7.8232 possible welterweight* title bout Center Congos (1) .. 42 38 .525 fore the balloting. A ]^ y e r must Second Congregation­ have ended his active cE^er five WEST SIDE JUNIORS don Cleaners 47-40 to remain tied * Drexel Tech of Philadelphia, an op- j when he dropped a decision to Standings for second place. Roy. a ponent of the Cadets for the past I Applicants-with 5 years or more experience as outlined a ^ e interview Isaac Logart, and he could lose al ...... 40 40 .500 years before the voting. V Moo^rs, Community Baptist. 40 40 .500 In the writefs’ last ballotmg in W L Pet. four seasons. { 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday at the Hamilton Standard WYMAN’S GULF STATION DON WILLIS OARAGE more valuable ground if he’s de­ 22 Total* ...... Concordia Lutheran. 33 47 .413 1956, Hank Greenberg and l^ e House and Hale ...... -.7 3 .700 Ing Elks came from .. 20 19-31 59 Although the schools have met i Main Plant employment office directly opposite Bradley Field, Windsor 18 MAIN ST.— T E L Ml 9-4531 feated tonight.' Cjronin were elected. At that tiirii^ 'R ork Y lllr (3R> regulafly in recent years in base- ] 24 MAIN ST.— Ml 7-4410 NOTICE Dupas has won 68 fights, lost Zion Lutheran ...... 31 49 .388 Personalized Floors ., . . 6 4 .800 I> R only 145 votes were necessary. .lanton, f ...... ball and’ basketball, the Cadets and ' Locks, Conn. i eight and tied .six in his career, Center Congos (2) .. 29 61 .363 I'est Sides ...... 5 5 „500 . . . U Temple Beth Sholom 18 62 .225 In alternate years,, a special m’s ...... 2 8 .200 their big gun and top rebounder as 4 Noltlurwurfuj’. f ...... 2 Catamounts have not met In foot­ WE HAVE IN STOCK NEW TIRES I while Ortega has won 45 and 1 Thlrlwiilt. f ...... Ask for Mr. John Fox. If you cannot come in for an interview during committee elects old timers under and Hale knocked Person- well. Every member of the Elks ball since 193, when Vermont won KEN’S GARAGE I dropped 11. The card also in- Matoh results: Concordia • Lu­ 2 Johndlow, f ...... 2 these hours, call Mr. Fox at NAtional .3-1621, extension 371. EHLER’S ATUNTIG STATION theran 4, Center Congregational a system adopted just two years allzed'iFloors out of a first place got into the .scoring column. Jeff 3 (frnu.*». r...... ] J3-0. FOR MOST MAKES OF ; eludes three four-rounders, a six- I'arlnr, c ...... ANDOVER— Pllgrin 2-6227 (2) Of St. John’s 4, St. Janies' (1) ago. In 1957, Joe McCarthy, a for­ tie In A^hard fought game. 37-29 Morhardt led the Cleaners with 23 ) . . . 0 Elsewhere it’s the same old story 128 E. CENTER ST.— TEL. Ml 3.1477 I rounder and. an eight-rounder. 1 Kupornchmhl. b ...... 0 for the Cadets, who play Wesleyan 0; Emanuel Lutheran 4, South mer manager, and Sam Ch’awford, last nlghti,^reg Manchuck V lth 11 tallies but their inability to get re­ 1- SUKrkt*. B ...... 6 FOREIGN CARS Methodiat 0; Nortli Methodist (1) old Detroit outfielder, were named points anoVBill Belkewicz 'wjth bounds proved their downfall. •> Lf'lbr'nBUth. B 0 and Rensselaer here and Norwich AtSO NEW SNOW TIRES IN SOME SIZES by the committee. eight were Uw winner’s high men. Boland Oil, paced by Rudy 1 Plnnk, g ...... ,0 University, Amherst, Worcester Schc)lat»tic Basketball 4, Zion LuUieran 0; North Meth­ JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION GRISWOLD’S SERVIOE STATION odiat (2) 4, St. Mary’s 0; gt. Bridg­ Carey, the' National League’s an­ For the F looi^D lck Avery with Wojnarowicz with 33 points, scored 18 T otal! ...... u 16-32 34 Tech and Trinity on the road. ONE DAY RECAPeiNG SERVICE Hartford 74, HUliiouse 61. et’s 3, 'Templo Beth Sholom 1; St. swer to Ty 0>bb in the American 10 tallies and Uotry Machia with 39 points in the last half to add Score at half 28-1.3 piahivllle. 4S1 W. CENTER ST.— PHONE Ml 7-81S4 174 W . CENTER STa—PHONE Ml 3-84I9 Weaver 68. New London 66, League, led his circuit 10 times in eight stood out. another victory to *thelP cr.edlt. James’ (2) 2, pommunity Baptist 1 \ ' ON 14” TIRES Norwich 7i; Bulkeley 56. 2; Center Conip-egationaL (1) 2, base stealtns While committing 738 In the ‘second, game the West Ma’a Sc Bill’s kept pace with the • Hockey at a Glance thefts Yiuring bis career. Sides defeated Herm’s by a 50-42 Oilers In the first half and were College Basketball HAMILTON STANDARD New Bri^in 52, East Hartford Second ■Congcegatibnal 2. 48. HoldeY of a majqr Ipajgpe record score. EKldYi Cain caged 24 points only down thrqe pointji at Interntls- Tueaday’s lUwults , O la ’S MOBIL SERVICE ED’S ATUNTIG STATION . '\ 1 Notevrorthy scoree; \Andy An- \ \ Divitleii of Hm Ubitod Aircraft CerperqHon denaon 125-344, Hanl( Agnew 135, of 51 bases stolen in,’S3 attempts andt Jim Cutry ho«i 16 for the win- alpn. Hank Grzyb and, Haris A K k/tt 1 ; ' League . 288 W . MIDDLI TTKE^-^HONE Ml 9-822li^ Gonard 47, Hall 4$. I V Pitt 77, Connecticut 62. : W e . c e n t e r s t .— t e l . m i 7;0317 ’ NICHOLAS Wethersfield'68, JHanchegtsr |8, 'Bill Sihith 180, Ken Lealie 128-3S7, in I a saason, Carey retired \as an n *ri Fbr Hqrm's, Ed Flacher net­ Peterson helped, Wojnarowios In Johiutown 3, Clinton L IS Iradloy PMd Rood. Winidtef Locks, ComMcHcut Bristol 56, MeridEui 49. ' v John Aceto 142-382, Stan Grzyb active player In 1929. However, he ted 11 lailics and Dick Sylveatet- the rebouniiing department, dia- St. John's (Bkn.) 91, Brooklyn Philadelphia 3. Waahlngton 1. Plalnville 59, Rockvllla 3 * . 189-361, Stsn Opaiach 129-341, retiiimed to the Dodgers as man­ and Ronnlp Pockef,t each scored pU3ring plenty,,of icrap. The icor- College 7T. Exhibition ' Glastonbury 59, Windsor '87. Fred McCurry 133-347, Ralph Ty­ ager in 1932-33, He was paid for eigU points. ing for the Lun'chemen w u equally Williams 67, -Springfl^ 56. JUsvf York (NHL) 5, Quebec AcM M A H G H E 8T E R Nfxt Junior League games will shared by-Jqn Morhardt, fTorii Mi- Fairlcigh Dickinson VI, Rider 56, 2 9 r M O A D $ T . Ml 3-5179 ^Farmington 50, 8tui|rt)ury .49. ler 126, Frank Mohetto 127, BUI the 1084 season whfih replaced by ■ (Tl*). Southington 61, MlddlotoWa 88. Fiber 129-144.378, WiU Gess 139- Casey Stengel, now manager of be-played Monday night at 'Ver- kol^t, Larry Lovett and Bob San- St. Francis (Bkn.) 62. CCNT 4T, Wilson 78, KewlnXton 18^373, and Cy Perkins 837, the New York Yankees.. plancjc School, . Adelphia 72, Kings Point 64. ' ♦- V •i: • ' • V . ' 1 ' ! ■ !■ ■r ' I

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Ma n c h e s t e r E v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., w E d n i ;s d a y . F e b r u a r y ?. 1 9 5 8 ] PAGE TWENTY-THREE. p a o b t w e n t y -t w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY,?, 1968 x ; Houses F1>r Sals 72 H6ttS4» (or Sal* 72 Suburbsn for Sal* 75 Ltgal Notic* Legs! Notice PaintinK— Papering 21 THBKB OUGUTA BB A LAWl BX FAGALY and SHUKTBN Rooma Without Board St BuancM Services Offered IS BnsincsB Locatlom BEAUTIFUL, new three bedrooih 8DC ROOM RANCH. AtUchsd BOLTON—New Cape Cod. 4H OBDKl NOTICR AT A CXIURT OF PROBATE. H*ld GrushaHeads for R*nt /f4 ranch, hot waur heat, ceramic AT A_ COURT______PROBATE, held at Mancheater. within and for. th* Russian Paper Lashes HILLA’ TEUEVndON Service. EXTERIOR and interior painting. ' :l ../ FURNISHED ROOM own kitchen, garage, radiant heat,' 4% mort­ rooms, ilii acre lot, % dorhier. at Mancheiter: .within' and for the District of Mancheater, on the 30th day Classified bath, axceUent workmanship, 100* gage can be assumed. Call DO Second floor piped for plumbing AvaUeble at all Hmee. PhUco fac­ Cellinga refinlahed. Papenianging one block from Main Street, ENTntB BUILOINQ 4d»out S.SM Diitiict of UancheateX on the 3l«t dar of January. T968. . „ . Wallpaper hooka. Eetimatea given. separate entrance, gentleman, frontage, $U.7(K;. Carltbh W. 9-8479. and heating- 815,600. Mr. Miniter, of January A. D. 1968\ ■ Present. Hoii. John J. Wallelt. Judge.' Excli^ngers tory atiperviied aervice. Tel. MI ON NOf X square feet Suitabl* for stores, Hutchins, Ml 6-5132. Preaenl, Hon." John J. Walleli, JuAse. Estate of Martha J. Robinson, late of parking. Ml 8-4724. 511 9-9754. Connecticut Real Es­ :* —V-----;■ , »-MS8. Fully covered by insurance. Call vnOM'TtVlN. office, insursne* company! ball, 5tANCHEI8TERT-A real buy for hetate of John Lenll laje of tlanchee- Manchester, in Mid Dtsiricl. deceased. At Foreign ^Hooligans’ -Advertisement Edward R. Price. Ml 8-lOOS. 8CE»ED EVENT y m tate Exchange. AD 3-9651, ler fn laid Dietrirt, deceased. The administrator, having exhibited Walter N. Gruaha, 123'N. Lake- TEU MV PLEASANT, clean room for one ate. Occupancy s-t months. In (V) b u il d e r s special-built for you. Don’t lose it. Six room Cape, Upon IBe applicatibne oOvlhe River- his preliminary administration account LINOLEUM, aaphal aaphalt tUe, wall cov- tobeacloselV wood Circle, was elected president CLASSIFIED ADVT. eritiir. Phone MI S-8109. Quality . HUSBANOf and two gOntlemen, at Center, center of town. One car garaga lor himself. New living room with Alt finiaheo, three or four bed* eide Truel Company. Adininietrator with said estate to this Court for al­ of the reorganized Exchange (Jlub e MI GUARDED SeCBETf rent at the Center. Cali MI 9-533S, buUt-in bookshelves, finished rec­ c.i.a.i praying for authority t\ielt any lowance. It I* . . (Contimied from Paga OM) DEPT. HOURS and'aervice aince 1848. Courses and Classes 27 wiUt parking, bath and shower. 29 rooma, fireplace,, combination Wanted— Real Estate 77 and all Inlereet.lhat said oeceSeed had ORDERED: Thai the 13th daV of of Mancheater at the group'* ini­ ME MAROLV knew Hazel. MI 9-'I083. or Ml 8-7444. reation room with fireplace and ftorms and screens, enclosed In and to (our certain piece* orparcela Febnian-. 1958. at tab o'clock, (oreitpon, Not Public Performance A.M. to 4:30 P.M. IT HM6ELC paneled den. Huge kitchen, dining tial meeting, last night at Cavey's are in West G e n t r y on leav* and GONDER'S T.V. Service, available RADIO-ELECTRONICS- Television rear- porch. 60 gallon hot water LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- of land altuated In the. Town o(\Glaa- at the probate Office In the Municipal Restaurant. William R. Johnson any time. Antenna converaiona. —-‘Leam by Doing” at "Connectl- FURNISHED, heated room. Pri­ LARGE FRONT room , office for area. Twice as ^ a n y cabtnats as hritter, Timken rotary oil burner, family, three-family, bualneaa tonbury. Stale of Connecticut, Building In aald Manchester, be apd The Marin*-‘Svetlova RaHet for periodic flight training. i professional or bubinesa. Rent re*' usual. Two ceramic tile baths. For aald applicationt on fUe more fully'tap- the same la assigned for a hearing on waa elected secretary 'and Robert Philco factory auperviaed aervice. cut's Oldest Electronics School.” vate entrance. Gentleman. 88 East lae't \tuba large garage and property, ifave many cash buyers. pear. It 1* - (he allowance of said adminiatrallon ac­ M. Johnson, treasurer. (3o., which will perform next The newspaper Soviet Rumta COPY CLOSING TIME Center St. sonable. 988 Main St. Call MI further Information or appoint­ amesHe drive. An excellent buy at Mortgages arranged Pleas# call 0RD,ER5:D: That the foresolnz count with said estate, ascertainment Monday in the high school audi­ Tel. Ml 8-1488. Day electronic* technician claa*. 3-641S or MI 8-7614, ' The club, one of 1,600 Exclunge criticized a series of stories Jorftsn FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and evening electronic* Techni­ ment to see call Uie R. F. Dimock $14,700\only $2,000 cash down. George L. Graziadio, Realtor. 5Q cation* be heard and determined at lh> of Iteira and order of distribution, and torium. will do BO for the bene­ PLEASANT room for one or two, ft Co., Realtors,,5n 9-5245. Joseph 9-6678, 109 Henry St. Probata office In Mancheater in said .this Court directs Dial notice of the Cl(ib3 (n the country, was first DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ cian-aide class, start on March Phone 'nc>Goodchild, Realtor. 511 Dietricl, on the lllh day of February, \lme and place assigned for said hear­ fit of the fourth, fifth and sixth did for the New York Times on the MON. THRU FRI. pany, doora and window*, cuatom separate entrance, parking. Phone Ashford, Ml 6-6818, Barbara 3-4345. grades of Manchester’s public 17th, Enroll now! New England \ Houses for Rent IS USTINOS WANTED, single an* 1968, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, ing be given to all nersona known to be Russian people last summer. 10 ;3fr A.M. work, gtiaranteed. Call MI S-ISSS ^6 MI 8-8908. Woods, MI 6-7702 or Robert Mur­ and that notice be given to all pereona jntereafed therein to appear and be schools and not for the public, Technicial Institute, Union 1 intereeted In aald eatAte of the penden­ heard thereon by publishing a copy of Soviet Russia objected to Jor> two-famtly houses. Member of after 8 p.m. Place, Ha'.ford. JAckaon 8-3406. f u r n is h e d r a n c h house, auto­ dock, DU 3-6472. 5IAN(JHESTER —- AA Zone. Five as was previously reported. SATURDAY 9 A.M. room ranch With garage, alum­ MLS. Howard R. Hastings. Real­ cy of aald \ appllrationa and the time thl*\ird»r In some newspaper having a den's remarks that subjects of his matic washer, dryer and dish­ and place i» heating thereon, by piib- circulatinn in aald District, at least Two performances will be interview* were not necessarily RAT ANN T V a in lc eervice call Boarders .Wanted S9-A (XVni TWO new Capes wlOi 1100 inum combination storms and- tor, 5Q 6-1107 any time. tiahing a copy of thia order In aome five daya before the day of said hear­ giveii for the children. One at washer. Near schools. Children ac­ square ft. of living ares. 6 minutes ing. and bv mailing on or before Janu­ typical and that their standards S2 .S0. 34 hour aervice. Bonded Rusine»)s Opportunities 32 cepted, 8150 a month. Phone MX scfcens, carpeting in living room. newapaper having a circulation in aald 10:45 a.m., the other at 1 T orn COOPERATION WH.L work. Work done on redioe. car B ut obov.'ev'erv from Manchester Green. Youngs­ A country like aettlng, wonderfbl WANTED—Real Bsute Listings. district, at litaat five daya before the. ary 31. 1958. by certified mall, a copy of living were good by Soviet 3-1879. Call Fred Turkington. Turkington day of aald hearing, to appear If they of this order to William Allen. 3-33 East o’clock. Youi^atera will be BE APPRECIATED radio* and Hi Fi. MI 3-887T, MI FOR LEASE—Gulf aervice station. BABY SERVICE IN ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. town kitchen, living room wTth for children yet so convenient. For aee cauae at Mid time and place and Center St.. Mancheater. Conn., now of standards. He also was criticized fireplace vestibule, L«rgr lot. Bros. Realty Go. Xa 3-1507 or 50 transported to' the high school 3-29S8. Adjacent to Wilbur. Cross Park­ ■naWN FOUND OUT Tti. Ml 8-7678. information call Elsl*’ Meyer, be heard relative thereto, and make Green Acre*. 2238 Gulf to Bay Blvd. by bus to attend the perform- for hiz "chronic distrust of the way at McNall Street exit. Man­ ABOUT me SAME Suburban For Rent €6 $16,200. R. F. Dimoc:.. and Co., Realtor, MLS, MI 94)524. 6-5665. return to this court. Clearwater pia.: IJzzie Laking. 78 peacelovlng policies of the Soviet Dial M l 3-2711 FOR STEADY aervice of plowing JOHN J. WALUETT Judge, High Si., Mancheater Conn.: James ancea. chester. A proved successful op­ TIME MS DID.' Realtors, Ml 9.5245. Joseph Ash­ Alien. Route 5. Bo* 55lA. Ocala. Flori­ government.” *now from drivrivewaya, call PI ford, Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, SEXiLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- The I^ A Council of Manchea- eration. Address Inquiries 'o Man­ Apartments— Flats— COVENTRY—Four room , unfur­ COVENTRY—Year around home. M.L. (Which means Liva Modern ORnEB OF NOTICE da: Georgie Grant. Norwich Stal* Hoa- Norton was atUcked for atorlM 2-7T98. chester Motel, RFD No. 1, McNall nished apartment, gsa best. Sec­ Ml 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI Only $900 down and $70 per month AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held pH*I. Norwich, ronn.. c'o Comralaalon- ttc^s sponsoring the program. reporting a trend toward private Tenements 63 8-6472, —Multiple List)—all your real es­ at Mancheater. within and (or the er'of Welfare. Slet* Office Building. Street or call MI 3-4148. ond floor, 845 per' month. Avail­ will pay everything, four large Olatricf of Mancheater. on the 31*t day Hartford, fiinn.; Florence A. Brealey, enterprise in the Soviet Union and Lost and Found 1 TRASH Removal —Weekly aervice rooms, built-in bookcases in liv­ tate the modern-way. The Ells­ REDEXX'RATEU three room heat­ able Feb. 1, Welles Agency, CoY- worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, of January. 1958. Dayvllle. Conn. "the restoration o ' capitalism in now available at a price anyone entry. PI 2-7356. MANCHESTER—Five rooms (one ing room, stall shower. This is an Preaent, Hon. John J. Walletl, Judge. ' JOHN J. WAU.KTT. Judge. ed apartment, 898 monthly. Phone 50 3-6930. Ealate of John Lentl late of Manches­ make up my mind” while walk­ Soviet agriculture." LOST -T.ipht tan kitten about three ran afford. So to keep your Help Wanted— Female 36 Ml 9-5239, Ml 3-7444. unfinished) excellent condition, excellent buy at $6,600, full price. niontha old V.cinity .Stephen, and premises clean call Hurri-Clean aluminum atorn.s, $8,700. Carlton Owner leaving state. Manchester ter In Mid District, deceased. A- ing through downtown streets last Only last week the Soviet For­ W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. ARE YOU CUNSIDERING Upon the application of the Riverside night. eign Ministry press chief, Leonid Parker Sts. MI 9-2511. Transit of Manchester. MI 9-7853. Farms and l.«nd for 8al« 71 Associates, Realtors, MI 3-0030, or SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Truel Company. Administrator c.f.*.. Light trucking also available. FIVE ROOM apartment, second MI 9-0384. praying (or authority to aell any and ‘‘I Anally did and came down F. Ilyichev, lectured some Ameri­ I/IRT r.ort wallet on -Main Street EXPERIENCED FOR DIFFERENT stses aind m»oa 86 SCARBOROUGH RD.— Vacant We will appraise your property all Interest that Mid deceased had In Florida, Freeze can correspondents on the neces­ floor, oil heal, 180. Ml 3-47M. five year old six room Colonial, free and without any obllgaUon. And to IhAt r^rtain or narci*! of j here. I couldn't stand it any more." between .lohn Pi's and .larvia ATTIC. CELLARS cleaned, rubbish of farms and land tracts wtthfithfii 30 (VI) REDUCED TO $14,900. Six land plmat^d in thf Town of Hartford, j sity of objectivity at a time "when binldini: Call Ml 9-455R days or removed. Reasonable. Call MI laige living room, fireplace metal We alao buy property for caah. we ar#' striving to improve the Sewing Machine Operators APARTMENTS — 3),j rooms for miles ot Hertford. Lawrence T. room Cape, six finished oom*. Selling or buying contact Slato of Oonnoctlt^t. known a t 13-14 TP. 5 917.5 after .5. 9-5374. adults. Excellent for 2 or busi­ Flsno, Broker. Ml 8-8II0. kitchen cabinets, attached garage, Completed game room in base­ MoiroRo Strooi. hr hv Raid application Hurts Growers, relations of our two countries.” ness women. New. Rockville near large porch, hot water heat oil, ment, detached garage. Ideal lo­ STANLEY BRAY, Realtor mOrft fiillv appoarR. it in FOUND Brown and white female, VERY OLD nine room, central tile bath and flrat floor lavatory, BRAE-BURN REALTY ORDKnKD That th<* foroiro|np ap­ The attaoks on Jorden and Nor­ Apply parkway. Quick trip to LarUord. cation near transportation and plication ho hoard and doiormlnod at ton were comparable to attacks bobtail, monprel. Call l>ee Frac- Household Servlifes chimney colonial. Old fireplace*. Aluminum storm window* and Ml 3-6273 tho Prohato offlro in Manchoktor In Court Cases High, quiet residential location shopping center. R. F. Dimock ft Tourist Trade last year against B. J. Cutler of ehia. Dog Warden. MI 3-R594. Offered 13-A Manche.ster Modes, Inc. Close to year 'round sporti. Latest Good structure Init in the raw. No screens. Near bus and schools, Co., Realtors, MI 9-.5245, Joseph «*s-aTvr.wM a*. A wveMwMwa, ...... DiRtrICt. OH Iho lllh dAV of Fob- H'alter N. Gnisha bath or furnace. Bam, brook, 78 real bargain, A 1 condition Price HOUSE W A N T E D by mid(lJe*a^ed ruarv. at ftlovon o’clock in tho the New York Herald Tribune and FOUND-Collie pvip. sable and appliances, television antenna, Aahford, MI 9-6818. Barbara couple, must have larere livine i ^^»fonoon. and that notico ho Jfivon to (Continued from. Page One) In a special aession of Town Daniel Schorr of the Columbia FURNITURE repairing and refin­ Pine St., Manchester Help Wanted— Male 3C Building Materials 47 Household Gootls 51 laundromat, no furniture. Ameaite acres. fl9,000. TAlbot Agency, PI 822.500. peorge L. Graziadio, Wooda, MI 9-T702 or Robert Mur­ tvknm nn- lotacrsa pOTROOR InlofOMod in RAM ORtAto of formed here in 1941. The group was white, male. Call I.«e Fracchla, 2 6600. Realtor, Ml 9-5878. room and one large bedroom, ga-: ,ho pondonrv df Raid application and tho Court this morning, Howard War- Broadcasting System «JBS>. In ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ parking, 2 cars each. Acre of back ______dock, MI 3-6472. rage or carport, storage ace and ‘ very active for many years but, Pop Warden. Ml 3-8594. ture Repair Service, Talcotfvllle. SALES REPRESENTATIVE DRY OAK lumber, boards, 2x4s ELECTRIC STOVE, in excellent timo Hnd' placo of hoarine thoroon. by in Tallahassee and 33 in Jackaon- in 1954, after a pronounced lag in nock, of no certain address, neither case were the attacks fol- and pallet lumber, 865 per thou­ condition, also large size storm ****"■ *^*24. TR SOUTH WINDSOR Four seres WEST SIDE—Six room ranch, rec­ tree*. Write Box 341, Manchester. puhliRhinr a ropy of thlR ordor in Romo vi)le. kwed by any action by the ^viets. Ml 8-7449. 0-O77O MANCHESTER — Near Princeton nowRpapor havinp a circulation In rnld interest, Ita charter was recAled FOltND'—rOLIJE pup. brown fe­ OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES Earn While You Learn sand. George Grlffing, PI 2-7886. door, Tel. MI 9-3579. nice woodland with brook, para­ reation room, near bus, $14,300. diRtrirt. at loa.*t flvo dayR hoforo tho The cold weather cut sharply the charged with IntoxicaUon and More violent attacks, on Welles male wltlr four whitp paws. Call Street, spotless split level, only by the national organization. .. FLAT FINISH Holland window Two men Interiested In learning FOR RENT—Available now. Six dise for growing blueberries or 10% down, 30 year mortgage. two years old. First time offer'" 1 of Raid hoarlnif. to appear If thov ro^ ntimber of tourists expected in ' For the time being, the club will being a common drunkard, waa Hangen of the New York Times Ia*e Fracoj^, Dog Warden. MI Legal Notice cauRo at Raid tJnio nnd pMco and ho sentenced to 30 days in jail on the shades, made to measure. All CLERKS sales work with big potential. Earn room dupte;c. opposite Center; strawberries. 300 feet off good Carlton W. Hutchins, Jdl 9-5132. for sale. Large living room, fire­ honrd rolativo thoroto. ana mako rotum Florida. Hundreds of migrant operate under the authority of the late in 1956 and Charles Klenach 3-8594. metal Venetian blinds at a new selling an exclusive new product Diamonds— Watches— Musical Instruments 53 road, »4.fi00. MI 3-7733. to thiR court workers are stranded. 5Iany homes first charge and 60 daya on the Park. Three large bedroome with place, picture, windou", dining notifh'A'TIOn OF TKBMINATION National Exchange CHub. Plana are of the International New* Service low price. Key* mad* while you For less skilled office work. Ex­ direct to home owners. Previous Jewelry 48 ;v m MANCHESTER—$14,600 C a^ JOHN* J WAI.IrKTT Judr^ In southern Florida lack modern second. Judge Gryk ordered that in 1957 were followed by their ex­ r h v N D — One glove (mad# In perienced and inexperienced young TRY THE Kinsman electronic! closets, steam oil heal, copper i 1 four dirwn, two unfinished up. Nice room, a dream kitchen for mother, OF rARTNFBKHII* underway for regaining the char­ wait. Marlow's. sales experience not necessary. screens and doors. Full bpsement I recreation room, laundry room. Jan 22. 1958. I ORDFR OF NOTITF* heating. ter. The club will meet on the first the sentences run conenrrently. pulsion from th# country. Spain). One pair tan homemade women considered. Clercial sbility, spinet organ today. Finest quality | Housm for Sale 72 condition. Near achools, tranepor- The heavy snow and strong LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ of any home organ. Dubaldo j and altlci Linoleum on kitchen, I. hold and third Mondays of every month mittens. Call Bowers School. ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster some typing or other office ma­ Apply In person tatlon and ahopplng center. *.^%s^«w*s. /till o -Z.i n - 'o ...... s wumn ann lorfor tnotho winds which hit sections of New ing. cuatom made cornices, chine experience helpful. pairs, ad]usta watches experUy. Music Center, 186 West Middle i formica counters, kitchen cab-' NEW SIX ROOM houa*. Carter St-. mediate occupancy. Call the R. F. are three large bedroomsrooms, full - S. r,iranl anrl Roy S--l^aon Jr DBA Dialrlrt of .Mfinrheater. on the .toth ‘lav at a location to be selected. GREAT Reasonable prices. Open dally. Turnpike. Inefa, equipped for electric and ga* ^ Manchester. Five rooms, eompiet* bath. Alao for father there la a - ‘-clumbia C.nalmrtir.n C.i. „f January 1M8 York State. Pennsylvania, West Serving on the executive com­ Announcements drapes and slip covers, 879.80 and EASTERN CONSTRUCTION CO. DImock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5246 or Virginia and North (Carolina dimin­ \ Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce ranges, new oak flooring newly; full rear dormer, IH baths. Bra* Joeeph Ashford. MI 9-6613, Bar­ lavatory with stall showDWer off the i ...... 'L*'" Cr.n- I Present. H-n. Jnhh T WslU-it Judge mittee with Grusha and Johnson up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. COMPTOMETER BEFDRE YOU buy just any organ , n i ;. - d .-.eorge.E Kei.h ished. But snow (lurries persisted INCXIME TAXES prepared in your LaPine, Ml 9-8894. 35 Oak Street 9-11, Mr. A. Undiay Street. MI 9-4387. decorated, \twn porches. Adults i place, basement garage. T. Shan- bara WreOdK. MI 9-7702, Robert master bedroom, eight nice clos-1 aiyeiy by marenre S fJra'nl at the preii-j |,(V nf .‘aid 'nt.lrirt deren.-d are Maurice E. Gaudcl. who served j Openings for several operators. or piano, be sure to see our large preferred. References requested, non. Builder 50 3-7489, BU 9-1418. et* in this beautiful home, com- addre..—Odumhia i-ent-r (’nium-; The Connerilrui Bank and Trust Com­ in parts of the North Atlantic as president in 1953, and William ' home or by appointment. Exper WANTED — Route salesman for Murdock, MI 3-6472. New Medical Insurance ienced tax w’ork. Ml 3-4728. WEAVING of bums, moth holes Must be skilled. display of famous Wurlltzer. MI 9-7529. I ------bination storms and screens i j ~"r .“i,"”" will he pany. Tni.lee, haying -xhlhiied ll. an- states. The drifting snow blocked L. Zimmermann. and tom clothlpg, hosiery runs, laundry-dry. cleaning route. Good Fuel and Feed 49-A Thomas and Kimball organs and (III) WEST SIDE—Six room Cap*. (I) 8 DC ROOM CAPE, -entrally LargeLarec lot D-ixiM)95x150 Withwith beautifulUeautiiui aertlceaerv?eI^vivon'' ghen high .quality |: Courtnual account for aUowenre, with said it i, e.tate to this highways in many areas, forcing Projects in which the local group : handbags repaired, sipper re­ Good wages, plea.4ant working salary and commission. New Klmbsill pianos. Have eeveral good PAR’n>V .'u^iilished, five room 4 down, 2 finished up. large en­ located," $13.SCO. Aluminum siding, trees in the bark for your outdoor < I.AP.ENtK s gp.ant ORDERF.D That the 17th dav o f : hundreds of schools to close. will participate include citizenship I for Older People! IN(^QME TAXES prepared. Call placement, umbrellas repaired, conditions, 37 hour week, liberal System I.Aundry, Harrison St. SEASONED hardwood foi fire­ used organs and pianos taken in duplex,uupiex, no \hathroom.inainroom. Sullivani closed porch, ameaite drive, fine ameaite drive. This home is an living. Fpr a real nice home be ______Pr'.pri'tor February. 19,58. at l»r» o'clock forenoon. , "nie worst of the rain, snow and education, national defense, serv- ! place. cut and split to order. Call trade on new Wurtilizer organs. Are., Wapping. MI 3-5724, location. For appolntmer.t tr ae* hail storm which pounded areas MetropoliUn HoapiUI and Surgical Expense Plan Ml 9^3329. men's shirt collars reversed and benefit program. AGGRESSIVE Man with retail ex­ •xcellent buy! For appointment .ure to see this one. A real buy. I ijmitation oriieb '' ' Bulldrnrrn lild ' 5UncheM;r''re''lTnd ice to youth, crime prevention, and replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Ml 3-7083. Leonard L. Utgiio. 1958 Special--learn to play the call the R. F. DImock Co.. Real­ to aee call the DImock (jo., Call Manchester Associates. h tli AT A COURT OF PROBATE held "v ItiVer^r a heanng on in southern (California appeared service to the aged. Offered to Pejaons Up to 75 Year, of' Age FIRST NATIONAL STORES perience to develop mill outlet, VERNON- - Thitee room apart­ tors, 5fl 9 5245, Joseph Aahford. fJi-. allowance of Raid arrr.ijnt and two ing Shop. SBIASONED hardwood fo. fire­ organ in your own home order our Realtor*. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ash 3-0030 or -MI 9-0384. __ I DiPtrln of ManrhoRt^r on llw' 29(,h day nrcvimiR arrountA with RHid f*«tato nnfl ended. The cloudbursts in the Los The National Exchange Club Many people who have been INCOME Ta x e s prepared. Call handling piece goods, remnants eight week lesson-loan plan. Only ment. Garage'i Modern conven­ Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 50 ford. Ml 3-6818. Barbara Wood. who prefer lower premium Park and Oakland Aves. and odd lots. Wholesale and re­ places, furnaces and stoves. Gigho iences. Exclusive neighborhood. Angeles area yesterday forced sets up several annus! progranu ineligible for Hospital or Sur" plan. 80 9-8056. • $16 down and $3.93 weekly includes 9-7702 or Robert 5Iurdock, 5Q m H-T^W o r"'R W n ‘MuVdock™n PRACTICALLY new custom, three; Pr^e^'-.^i:,,'? John J^ Wallet, judge ^"nrplaTe’ '.';.,;?.::) d"'he'a‘’r' closing of 70 schools, w-ashed out for local groups, including traffic East Hartford, Conn. tail. Excellent opportunity for Brothers. MI 3-5301. MI 9-2837. bedroom ranch, garage, large lot i Anthom- IV.ka* a k a . An- giyrn In'aM p,-rann.« knnwn to gJcal Insurance because of CURTAINS laundered. Call kn spinet organ in your home, m u s ic ______3-6472. 8-6472. hillsides and flooded numerous safety. Fire Prevention Week, Call or writ* today for the FEDERAL INCXSME taxes pre- 8-0190. right man. Write Box D, Herald. with private backyard 396 Hil- ' Mam-h'-airr m aaid h,* Inlrroatart thrratn 1" annear and hr age may now take advantage JOIN THE thousands of woihen DRY OAK wood. Cut fireplace and lee^on* St our i FOUR ROOSt apartment with heat, ■ - - , . 'h -a H thrrron bv publishing a ropy streets and intersections. As much scholarships and selection of a of Metropolitan's new plan. complete details of this new nsred with your skvings in mind. Studio. Tempo OiganriMraM Studio. 386 i . ■ . . . ’ (XTV) PRICED for immedlata sal*. •lANCHEISTER—Four room ranch, ■ hard -St On mqtlr.n of Ella Mlsfu Irh of aaid U|,,| ordrr in aomk'nrwapanrr having Reasonable rates. CaM. Ml 9-6246. now selling Avon Cosmetics, PART TIME help, week-end* and j stove lengths $lf per lead; de­ hot water, gas, electric refrigera­ Large split, 2'^ baths, two car ga< as a foot of fresh snow fell in ‘ Boy of the Month." , It ia especially designed for Metropolitan Hospital and America's finest product. W» will livered. Tel. Coventry, Pi 2-7888. Main St., Manchester, MI 9-4031. nice condition, all utilities, on bus g), Kr -vw- p otricict' -rxr.;. * 1 - _ » ■ rlrculatloii In said District, at least mountaih areas. Six deaths were Building— Contracting 14 evenings. Call MI 9-8196 for Inter­ tor and gas stove. Csll 5fl 9-4071. rage. BulINn oven and atov* Ui nne. small down payment, full EUDRIIWE S'TREET- Tvo family ^ 'V sf*?. f'''"'! fivs days before the day r-f said bear- The national organization wa* these people and for those Surgical Expena* Policy. show you how to succeed. High view. Exclusive Wurlltzer, 'Thomas and 5-8 p.m. the th dav of January. 19.53. be and ^pd h- mailing on'or hefore p, h- attributed, at least in part, to the founded in 1911 and has sdopted Personals Kimball dealers. kitchen. For further tnformaUon price $10,500 Over fifty more list- frame 5-5-4. Hot air heat. coal. he aame are limited and allowed (or ruarv 3, 19.53 hv certified mail, a copv ALL TYPES of carpentry work commissions. Phone MI 3-5194. storm. as its ilogsn. "Unity for Service." By Appointment FOR RENT—Six room duplex, or appointment to aee cal' the R, Inga of alt kind* Call The Ella-, Dne-C.r- n-—'.'irorS. v.rave u' F.r.) .V; flonr v,n»n. "...... he creditors within who li t„ brttig In ,f,|, „,H,r to T. Pliarlotte A'seltine WEDDING Stationery — Beai done, alterations, dormers, roof­ THE PRUDENTIAL Insurance Ga rden— Farm— Dairy F DImock and Co., Realtors, Ml asking $15,800. Hattie L t.eorge, their claims agamsi said eatate, and , ^elih 7 We.iwood Drive .<5im«hurv The heaviest precipitation dur­ A membership drive for the local GIRL OR WOMAN wanted— For Company of America ha* an open­ available March 1. Adults pre- worth Mitten Agem-v, Realtors. WILLIAM J. SINNAMON— TEL Ml 3-8352 selection at money saving prici ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-8981. Proflucts 50 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 9-5245, Joseph AShford. 5T 9-6818, 5n 3-6930. ■ ! Agent. JA 2-6074 JA 2-7932. '"..'I''''"''':'' P"*’''*'1 Oonn Everett T. Keith 1I9 Pitkin Si ; ing the night was In the south­ club is underway. general office work includes cash­ ing in the Manchester area for a ferr.ed. Write Box A. Herald. 'I'.'V.'’ '■'■‘'d " ';" I",.bring in lhe(r , Vjnrhester Conn - Marlorle K Uan- western part of the country. At 78 HEMLOCK ST., MANCHESTER Cffmpreas, 8 South Main St. ier, telephone operator, typing. 5'.j Barbara Woods, .Vfl 9-7702 or Rob­ Five oV ."’ ' "nn. 18 Bellwood Ave Burlingfon On- NBIED MORE rooms? Will finish man who Is interested In s career WEDDING GOWN-Could Je used; ert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. (II) 817,900—New S'-- room ranch., (XXIl GLASTONBURY c'C illsh ln g a ro,.v of this order in some , mrlo Panada - .Tfu.epliin. K" flark 21 Phoenix, Ariz., rainfall measured Representing 9 2240. Evenings by appoit-tmeni. day week. Experience preferred. (XIOKING APPLES 90c McIntosh j)o\lr upstairs and relieve your as a Life Insurance salesman. cold storage No. 1 81.26 half as evening gown. Shoulder length | t h RFIf: ROOM ceramic tile bath, dining area,' room ranch with breezfway. and n^wnpapfrnewjipaper iiavtuithaving a circulationrirriiiat»«-n mHI said {<^Ji’nfnrd"*S'■ Stanford St Hotvoke Mass Helen K .86 of an Inch during a six-hour MetropoUtan Life Insurance Company worries. Prices reasonable, free Paid vacation, hospital insurance Married men preferred. Salary apartment, first (XIXI $18,900 - NE^ 8«4 rooni earaee. Near Country Club, Extra withm (‘-n (\a\n from - j | p, M$ii'rh^ftt'‘r WANTED-A Fide vieintty Lake St. bushel. Tel. 5n 3-8116. Louis veil never worn. Size 12, shoes to floor, $42 monthly. MI 9-4759, attached garage, full basement; period, compared to the normal 1 Madison Avenue, New York 10, S’. Y. estii^te. Lozier Dry Wsll. PI and all fringe benefits. Good posi­ and commisalon while receiving ranch. Built-in stove and oven, large rooms, firenlkcefireplace, naneledpaneled ,h„ court •■( the notice I , B Keith 80, Terw-ood Manhunt Ends to Woodland and Asylum. Hart­ Bunce, 529 West Center Street. match, size S'l, paid $129. ’.Vlll ameaite drive Completely land­ , J i Hill P r SHIlmnn precipitation of .82 of an inch for ford. 7-.10 mornings, return 4:15. 2-6453. tion for right person. Apply in on the job training. Phone MI sell half price. MI 3-1655 after 6 fireplace, full basement. Near living room wall Aluminum com- JOHN J V^AIeLbTT Judr^ I KRlth Porter St MRnrhr«»rr. person. W. G. Glenncy Company, FIVE ROOM apartment. Central scaped. R. F DImock ft Co.. Real-; Februarylarjv 8U 3-1310. 9-5226. COOKING AND eating apples 75c’ p.m. heating. Immediate occupancy. Verplanck School. R. F. Dlmork bination doors and windows Im- Ponn : S^Hilit Mci)iod'«t Dmrrh. f»f Mnn- BIDWELL Hpme Improvement Co. 338 N. Main St., Manchester. tors, 511 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, 1 l.l.tllTATIO.N ORDER rh»'xt^'r. r *o Fr6*dArlrl< T P.ocrrx. Ttrar- The ^tii extended as far north As Kidnaper s 16 quart basket. Louis 5. Botti, ! Call TR 5-3602. Jt Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI- mediate. „ _ occupancy. R F. Dimock AT A COL'P.T OF PP.OBATF hold „rpr-<5orromrv 13 WANTED—Passengers to New Or­ Alterations, additions, garages. WANTED—Route driver. Dive day Wollineton Pond. as Oregon and south into New 260 Biish Hill Rd. GRAY PERSIAN lamb finger tip Ashford. Ml 9-6818, Barbara .6-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI- 4 Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245, Joseph at Mancliool-r wlihin and for the . Monchrotor Cnnii \y n»vid Mexico and Colorado. Snow fell at leans and. or Florida, leaving Feb­ Re-siding spe^lists. Easy budg­ BOOKKEEPER, full or part time. week ■ many benefits. Apply in per­ length coat. Mink collar and cuffs, Wood*. Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ Aahford. MI 9-6818 Barbara ,' Dlatncl of Manrhcai«r. on Ih*- 2Sili day .7^1 M »ln . MHnrhftRt^'r. • Philln Flexible houra. Apply in person at FIVE ROOM apartment, newly re­ 6-6472. higitier elevations, with a total of ruary between 8th and 12th. Call et terms. Ml 9-6495 or 'TO son. Manchester Coat. Apron and never worn since remodeled $150. decorated. centrally located. Heat dock, MI 3-6472. Woods.. Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur-; “Vr*",::".''Hon John J Wallett. Judge. O. K<‘itb 54 Tyriv*lflnd R^^d. StHmford, Runs to Police ron n. ; O K^Uh Blrdln*.* R^irH five' inches since yesterday at TR .5-2042. 5-9109. the Thomas CoUa Compary, 251 Towel Supply, 73 Summit St, 5n 9-7218. dock. MI 3-6472 ERtai^ of Th^rftPH H aka Broad St., between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Boosehold Gooila 51 and hot water furniahed. MI 9-8877 5tAN(?HESTER—Chistom brick and R D. No ? f’(^Ttn. ; Svivia K^lth Btyce Canyon in southern Utah. or MI 3-6.506 (XH) MANCHElSTibl - New six i M lat^ f'f MHnrh^-.at^r in Raid hlovd. 15 Wlnt^iL Ft . W*»t^rvi1!^ ....NOW R E N T I N G GENERAL repairing and remodel­ If evening appointment is desired frame six room ranch, two fire­ MANCHESTER — Six rooms, f u l l ! I>*'Vrirt d ..rrft^ d Temperatures were fairly mild in (Continued from Page One) A'utomobfles for Sale 4 Help Wanted— ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Cuatom room ranch home in Rockledga places, large recreation room, ^ .. # . t w. L 3 M aine; FuRann«» Schf'lbrl 174 ing. Specializing in huUding of call MI 9-5224. Wanted— To Buy 58! section. baths, ceramic til* basement, oil heat, tile bath, com­ On m ollon of .lohn K Beebe of S2« , 5 ,, ,i„|voke M e.*: Owendolem most of the far 'west with readings ATTRAC?rr\'ELY furnished, newly only $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Manrheei.-r Road, Ka.l Olaetoiibury. 1 f-,„rk 21Sl»nfoedPi Ho'vnke M e-./ garages and shell housec . of all Male or Female 37 made comlcea and drapes. Slip bination window* and doors. City near 50 degrees as far north as Burton and Davis, both of Red­ BEFORE YOU bXTy a used car covers, $59.50 and up.- Choice of —7—---- ~r.r7z------— — - I decorated two room apartment kitchen counters. Attached garage, 5Q 6-5132. I . ■ nmolhv J K.llh T.lnda Keith f. • ,l7f- wood. Calif., fled to * remote types. MI 3-0731. WANTED--Young woman for gen­ OLD GLT4S (any condition). ^.4,^ conveniently located ameaite drive, fully landscaped utiUticff. E.xrellent condition, Ga- northwestern Washington. see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick eral laundry work. Five-day week, STANLEY Home Products offers fabrics. Budget terms. Mri. Rita, tb 28th dav of Jam iary* 1958.I’hVs'K h** and Keith Deborah A Ke"h. John .1 section of McCracken County late swords, war relics, uitlque* etc 1 Qne or two adulis, MI 9-2296, after lot. $21,000. Call R. F. Dimock Co., (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape.! rajje. Amejiite drive. 30 days occu­ i L^Rnd^T. M'*riha > . I.^and^r, minora. Warmer air spread northward Sales and Service, 388 Main good pay. New System Laundry, rich opportunity to full time JA 2-7780. th RHni*« ar* Umlir'd and alluwf-d for and all imd^‘*''»'nii»’ '“d )>3*nAfl- Saturday night, holed up at farm PARK CHESTNUT (one or whole collection). 70 Mill g pancy. Priced at o;nlv $12 600. across the lower and middle Mis- Street. Ml 9-4571. Open eviehlngt. GENERAL CARPENTRY work career men and women, husband p.m. Realtors, -Nfl 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ 'Five rooms down, two unfinished th rr#dit<*r!« witliln «hir)i to hrmp m ‘ cinri''6 r •. W David K**!!!!. AtM' 791 home and held Little and Mr. and Harrison St. St. Tel. .dl 3 5717. ford, .Nfl 9-6818. Barbara Woods, Charles I-»o8perance. .MI 9 T620 Th'ir rlmrii" apnin-'t ^aul and Mxl*' F’ , Mifirh'^t-'r (*nrin iT’apdiftn sissippi Valiev and into the Ohio , done. Call evenings TR 5-7749. and wife team. Part time house­ ANTIQUE FURNITURE, aflver, tip. Family room in ha.'sement.. .«a)d Hdfnlni*tran'r is rfircrtpd t - Lakes I Calvin .^helton hostage for 24 NEED A CART Short on a down RECEPTIONIST for professional ^ wife dealers, part time men deal­ glass, china, and uaed furniture FOUR I^ARGE rooma. All newly Ml 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml Present mortgage can ne as­ ',h 'V.'l'iiV, r. t7\vin-' '•"d-i-rmit!-'l h-n-- Vsiley and southern Great Lakes I payment or had your credit turned decorated, heated, tile bath with 3-6472. SEVEN ROOM home, two-ear ga VKihlK- m.n - to ih- ri-.llu.rs tr. hrlnc fj,.i,H— a,..' -..I miner. I reertnn Tem neraiif re, w . r . 15 hoiir.3. office. Mu.st have experience in ers, needing to supplement pres­ bought and sold. Furniture Repair Rooms Without Board 59 sumed. R. F. Dimock 4 Co., Real­ rage, near .lehools Quii k on upan " "'.''I'' .-Shi lone *1- JOHN".! WAI.I.ETT .Tndz- " ' I ? Dav ia cracked under the prea- down? Don't give up! For a good Aluminum Storms ami Service. 511 3-7449. shower, hot water, kitchen cabi­ tors. MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. «iw-(l hv piihiinhinr a ' . pv i.f iiii.. o r i l - r ______| 25 degreesdegrees higher highei than 21 hour.s i APARTMENTS typing and bookkeeping. Write ent Income. Call CH 2-9863. ANDOVER —Immediate occupancy. rv Owner tran.sferred. Charles |n -omi- n-uepspfr hm itic a rnrulsilen roi'RT OF PROB5TK sure and i«hot and wounded him- deal—not thru a small loan com­ Box X, Herald. R(X)5I FOR rent. Inquire State nets and garage. Adults only, no MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, M l-- h»lri ; earlier. Readings in the 50s and pany — see "Harry’’ at 333 Main Screens 14-A BARGAIN on all klnda of sterilized pets. $8.5 month. Write Box B, Four room bungalow, closed in l.!esperanre MI 9-7620 ' I” said firebat'* rtirtrirt w-itliin o-n nays Manch-.-t-r wlthfe ap'f f'.r th- co, were rennrteH in enafern Tevac aelf. Burton fled into the river hot- TaUor Shop, 8 Blasell. 5D 8-7383. 6-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI- 1 J V. . ' ______- V. I Distrlei nf Mareh-.i-r. en th- 3fth day reported In ea.stcrn Texas tomlands Sunday, leaving Little CORNER PARK and CHESTNUT STREETS St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). FUIJ. TI.ME Waitress or Co\mter Situations Wanted— used furniture, refinished includ­ Herald, stating age and occupa­ porch, oil hot water heal, fire­ mak- to this emirt of the nntire ziv-n. ! T«nn*rv * lots and Louisiana, in the 40s in Mi.s- COMPLETE price range trf alum­ After 6:30 511 8-5047 place, knotty- pine Interior. Arte­ 8-6472. MANCHE.STER Now available, JOHNTrMTx- Jr ' 11-, WAI.I.ETT I I c-r-r Jurlee. i| Jamiarv . and the Sheltons unharmed. inum windows, doors, awnings, girl wanted. Apply In person. Hole- Female 38 ing bed springs. New mattresses tion. Pr-,-nt. lie Tohn .T Wpiint Jude* i souri and Southern Kansas and from $13.95. Open 9-9. T.eBlanc sian well, lot 50x200, $7,500. 1 new homes by Ansaldi Five room | i» ■ Police .set up massive roadblocks jalousies. For free estimate call In-One Shoppes. Manchester Shop­ ROOM FOR rent, suitable for one (XVI) SOUTH WINDSOR—Jii.it I.I.MITATIO.N O R D E R MjkilonU."Sam''rt'''lf,n;h-M-"'^n\''ardr.f Manrh-.-t-i. to said ! ■ freezing as far as , Northern 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air sports WOULD LIKE to care for one or TWO AND three room apartments, * Schwartz Real E.4tate, Realtors, I ranches, sik room colonials Occu AT A COURT OF PROBATE h-W DI*Oiet derlaaed . I i In . aid . ... within a 50-mile radius. A mis­ us now. Home Specialities Co. MI ping Parkade. two small children days In my FVmiture Hospital, 195 South St., or two men. Shower, Call at 101 over Manchester town line. New, nanrv within 3n rlnv, C-harlea ...... 1'.ui...... "j" ' ".i!" Cl'-irici. nereaaed.- (Illinois. Skles Were ClOUdy in mOSt 4 Rooms,' A i Rooms, 5 Rooms coupe, yellow. MI 9-4749. Rockville. C^eatnut St. furnished or unfurnished; Working 5U 3-6454 or CH 2-2865. two bathroom ranches, raised pajic> within 30 data. Charles. at Manrh-si-r. -a-lihln and for th-i Th- admlnl.-trririx having -xhlhlt-d j of the area, with light rain or understanding caused the death of 3-2856. home. MI 9-6412. Leaperance, MI 9-7620. t District ot Manrh-st-r. on th- 23th day ; adhilnisstratjon"on arroiinl with «aid a .voung woman at one roadblock SFiCRETAR Y couple. New Bolton road. Ml hearth, paneled living room wall. of January. 1958. drizzle in parts of northern 1951 CHEVROLET, tadlo, heater WANTED—Oooa, reaaleable used 3-6389; -s ta t- to thlits C-urt for allr.w-anr- it i when her car drove through. $105.00 $118.00 $130.00 ATTRACTITVELY furnished and 1.200 square feet living area, R. i SOUTH Pr-sent, Hon John J. Wall-tt, Judg-, j ORDERED' That Ih- n th dnv f j Alabama an(1 Tennessee north­ and sigrfkl light*. 8300. Call PI ■ XT i 1. \5INDSOR - Spencer Kslat- of Alh-n Kraus- lal- of Man- Fohriia‘rv'‘ i9*3 si l-n ndork tor-noon It was not until Patrolmen Roofing-r-Siding 16 Interesting diversified position WOMAN DESIRES typing at home, furniture. Watkins Brothers. 5n cheerful rooma. Complete'. light - F. Dimock 4 Co., Realtors, ward into Illinois. 2-8470. 3-5171. housekeeping facilities available. | THREE ROOM heated apartment 41- 1 Heights Attractivet ■ 5 wm ', room . ch-st,-r y, In . said Dlslrirt. d-r-as-d. .'"llll’-JI ^ X ProMn- "t/n ( X" OftirX ’ • ' l» • » fl t ll 8* 5f io,-noon till Icj 7>H 1 I .Marion Shclbourne and James for capable secretary seeking per­ 5U 3-5219. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI- ranch in A-1 condition Hot water On motion of Alh-rt D Kraus- of ...... i k SPECIAL WINTER rates for all Single, double. Children accepted' off Wilbut*. Cross highway on r o n d jtio n Hot w a t^ r . 9 ” Albert D KrauB^ Build.lne in Bald MRhrh^'iatPr b** and I , Arts recognized Burton walking Call 1957 CHEVROLET four door. types ot roofing and siding. F'or manent work. Good judgmen^, abil­ SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Route 83. Tel, Rockville TR .5-1295 9-6818. Barbara Woods. .MI 9-7702 o il h<^at. ftre p lA r o , full basement. for a hcarin?: on tb<> down a street here last night that Standard shift, six cylinder. Ivory ity to meet people and an aptitude —limited Pai;king. Central. Rea­ Or Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. IjirtFi* wortHstH Int PssAftnn fn r «»1I ^ w allowatir^ fif BHid adnilnlBtration ar- free estimate, call Manchester tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c sonable price! Come see! Mrs. : I^rge uooded lot Reason for .tell- he 2«lth day of January 1H.5R, bf and RBrortainm^nt nf Band Selecled the manhunt ended. LOUIS U V i n , Ml 34)676 and white with accessories. $1950. for figures required. 37 hour. 5 WOMAN WOULD like houseclean- ing, ow ner transferred Call for the sam- ar- limited and *lln»--.l fos h*lrs and ord-r ■■( disirihuiion nnd this i Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. MI Ing. Call MI 9-9800, 7 to 9 p.m. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Dorsey. 14 Arch St. FOUR BEDROOM colonial, excel­ The officer* turned a spotlight o n MI 9-6638 after 6 p.m. 9-8983. day week. Pleasant working condi­ at the Green. Business Ixicstions further particulars Alice Clampet, 111'’,''‘^''7!”'^" i* .iL'i*! ..lU ‘"•’"rt dir-cis ihni nmir- of ih- lim- tions and liberal benefit program. lent coiiditlon. large lot, eenlral, Realtora.' MI ’ ’ l''k claims acamsi said -..lal-, and plar- as..imed f. r -aid h-at Inc h - , For Elks' Ball on Burton, ordered him to halt and AGENT ON PREMISES 1 to 7 P.M. DAILY 1951 MERCURY. Radio, heater, EXPERIENCED 15 year old girl for Rent 6 $ only $13,500. (jarlton 'V. Futrhins. said -x-ruu,r is dir-ct-d |.. mj>n pu^ k-m«-n to h- Im-r- started after the fugitive. RAY’S ROOFING CO., ahlngle and will do light hou.sework and, or FURNLSHED ROOM for rent. 106 lie notice to the creditors to bring in ,h-rein to ai.oear and he heard; But Burton, only a few doors overdrive, white wall tires. Good built up roofs, gutter and con- Write FOUR ROOMS of furniture. Rea­ Ml 6-5182. (-APE COD. sSix finished rooms. th-ir rtaims wilhln said Imi- allo3r-d ,hrreon hv mihli-hmc a rnpr of this , Ray Henry's recording orche.stra SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. condition; Reasonable. Ml 3-4739. baby sitting. MI 9-9296. Birch St. Ml 9-3884. FOR OFFICE or commercial use. Garage, screened rear porch. bi_ puhllshlng_ a '..pv of ord— in "onK- n-«-..,an-r havlnc a r|r-j from the police station, kept go­ dt^ctor work, roof, chimney re- sonable. Call MI 3-2089 after 5. three rooms, ground floor. Main fioni'' ti'WRfiapAr havlnf; a rlrculatloii In rulation in 5>»id Dictrlf't «f fivr will plav at the Elks' Valentine DUPLEX 4-4, quiet street, among F'orred hot water oil heat. Excel­ p^i'tbMc di«irirt wilhln l^n da>'a ing. He ran into the station and 1948 (CHEVROLET half ton pickup. pfiirs. Ray Rannow, MI 9-2214. P. O. BOX 210.1 PLEASANT, heated, front room St. near post office. Phone Ml well kept single homes, two new' davB brfor.- tli' d*\' of *flid boRrinc. Ball Saiiirday night at the Man­ Ra^ Jackson, MI 3-88!26 ____Hogi -Birds—Pets ______41 LIKE NEW—Maple Hollywood bed, near bath, for one or two gentle­ lent location, all utilitie.« Many fiTini th'* flaiH of thi.* firdrr and rf'tuMi JOHN J‘ WAI-I.KTT Jtida waa immediately di.sarmcd. The Excellent condition. $200. Phone 9-5229. MI 3-7444. oil hot water heating systems, mak" to Him murt of tbf» iiotiro jfivrn, ' chester Stale Armor.v, (Chairman Hartford, Conn. COCKER PUPPIES. Adorable folding cot and knotty pine dress­ men. 54 High St. other* to rh(X)se from. The Wil­ pistol belonged to Little. Coventry PI 2-8341. Super -Market personnel for one near bus. Only $14,800, Carlton W. .10HX J WAM-KTT Judg'* ORDER OF XOTK'E Elmore Anderson reported today. Burton was ordered held under ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ home bred, black. AKC •■egistered. er. Call MI 3-1985. liam E. Belfiore Agency, MI AT A C'OURT OF PROBATE h-ld stating education, work history, of the most beautiful auper Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. 9-0760. LIMITATION ORDKR The sale of ticket.s ha-s been lim­ $30,000 bond on a federal kidnap­ 1953 STUDEBAKER V8 Oimmand- pentry. Alterations and additions. temporary distemper inoculation. at Manebc^tfr. within and ff«r . th«‘ .9 market. Jn the world. Apply at ____AT A I'OI MT OF PROBATE h^^ld Di.Btrin of Manrh'’.»t'*i. on the day ited to 350 couple by the reserva­ ing charge and $5,000 bond on Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ age and salary desired. Seven weeks old and ready *o go. ROOM FOR RENT. 5H 3-5874. FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial, | ____ at .Manrh»**t»r within and for thr er hardtop, hydramatlc, radio. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn 40” ROPER GAS range good of .Januar> A D. 195k ^tion committee. Closing date for charges of interstate transporta­ . heater, power steering, white wall MI 9-0790. SEPTin TANKS. l l j bath*, three lots. .Manchester . DiBtrirt of Maiu hoator. on thr 31al day Present Hun Jr.hn J Wallelt Judge reserv"ation.3 i.9 Friday evening St. MI 8-4880. ditlon. 5H 3-1053. \ l-otK tor Sale 7*i '•of Januari . 195S tion of a stolen car. He waived tires, leather interior, very low T Y P I S T Green area. Ml 9-1205, • KBtat<» of John 1-rnti late of Manrhra- GOING SOUTH—Leaving the birds, — “ I BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. . — ' Prram! H"ij Jfbn J_Wall'*tt JtJdRr. t^r In Bald DiBtiict. do<*oa.«od Ticket,"! and rc.aervation.s may be preliminary hearing hefore U.S. mileage, used as second car. 8675. FOR THE beat in shingle and built (Part. Tim e) TEN PIECE dinln room ' well heated, tile bath, nice quiet MAKr-HF9TFR Fivr» reior.r'^ BOUTON—Tw'o Iscge woodcd lots "f 'Vllliam T .<51. ph-ns. lal- of I'pr»n fh'* apnliration f the Riv. rside , secured from Bruce 'W. Noble, Wil­ parakeets. 100 breeders and some MANCHESTER—Five room Cap*. wiiUorw. Po. h V .n \jn Mnnrhesi. r m S.»i.l Dtsinci. deceased Clommissioner Herbert Melton Jr., Jack Clancy Call MI 9-3k96 alter 6 p m. up roofing,'gutter!, leaden, chim- Other items. Call 3-1486 after home. Parking.-316 Spruce St. PIUGQE^SEWERS on Williams Road. Call owner, -Ml , Trust I'nmpam'. Adiuinistratnr r 1 a liam Legaiilt, Dean Gate.s. .\nder- and was ordered held to the April Woman to run accounts payable young, also equipment. 5T 3-7171. 6 p.m. garage, ideal location, near On m..,llun ef W illiam J. Stephens of praying for authoritv t„,, sell anv and aall ; . .v , j . .v r-,i . repaln call Coughlin. machine evenings, 5-10 p.m. Exper­ MOTT’S 3-8321. Bftid ^lanchu'lpi ‘•xcruitu interest that said deceased had in and ■ son Or the S te w a r d at the Elks 21 federal grand jury. schools, bus, shopping $14,500. ORDF^Rf')!) That bi.x months from Trailers 6-A 8-7707. ience desired hut qualified typist Maehim Claaned' Minimum down, (hifford H.mscn. to lho!*<» certain nierej' or parcels of Lodge, Bissell St. Burton said "I was trying to Articles for. Sale 45 TWOj-FURNISHED ROOMS 5 0 ' CXIVENTRY Near lake. 25 large ih^ dai >‘t JaiiiiaM b# and land aitiiated in in'* Town of (JlaBton- Says: will be cqnidered. Pleasant work­ SUPER Realtor. MI 3-1303. !h#* .«nni- ai'- limited and alIow<'d for bui'\* and a portion in the To«ii of NATIONAL ” 38 ’ unler,$125 down, Kn a p p insulated boots and shoes. LOVESEAT, toast color. Call xn 3-8841. Septic Tanlni. Dry $Vells..Se«ver lot.s, $100 each Tel. Coventry, PI Roofinx—Chimbey 16-A ing conditions. 3-4814 after 5. thf^ rr'-dit'ir.* within which to hrlns in Wotheraflrld. m tiie State of ('onnecti- excellent condition. Ivow payment Harry Mahoney, 38 5fapie St, Tel. Line* Insfalled-U?ellar Water- 280 Windsor .\venu6 MANCHESTER— Six room Cape, 2-7356. Everting* PI 2-7932. ibcjr ciami«j a>;ainBt said i»aiatr.. and rm ^ iB schedule. Many othiers on the Apply 511 3-4327. FIRST FLOOR-Next to bath, very | prooflng Done. •aiil p\rciiui*'r t.6 dtrrricd to ifiv#* 0RD.F:RF:D TIm I the fi.i'C-.lnc ap- R(X)FINa - Specialising in repair­ JUST PICK UP Wilson, Conn. garage, low operative cost. ----- I Iio nnlic,; In th- rr-ditnrx In bring in v piic-mirtn h- h-ni'il snd drt-rmin-fl st same plan, Jensen's. Inc., (always ing' roofa ot all kinds. Also new pleasant, single or double room. 1 “OUR CARS First National Stores, Inc. JANUARY wallpaper sale, 49c to $3 WEEKLY PAYMENTS Free parking. MI 9-6740. | 812.600. Minimum down Clifford Suburban for Sal? 75 , ’ U'C. Pfnhst- offic- in Mspr-h-M-r in reliable), 64 Park Road, West roota. Gutter work. Chimneys AND ALL THIS IS YOURS Mr. Harold Sherman Hansen, Realtor, MI 3-I303, pijhlistung ,x "-np! lit thl- ni'd-r in ,'«aid UiBtnrt. I'ti th" lllh da\ F'^b- Hartford AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. Park and Oakland Aves. 89c per single roll, values tci $2.50 McK in n e y b r o s . jp'm,- n-tt-pnt>" i liBvtpg a I'lrcutation in ruart, 195^ at • ''n nf thia ni-d-i an»I rvtnrn all pfr.-sMn** ini‘T,»'Btfrtl in -aid Monday, Wednesday, Thursdaj' All pre-trimmed, some pre-pasted. S«werag« OispesoE Co. mak- l,,*llii- "-ntlil i'*f'lh*- in»lic.,- giv-n. Howley. Manchester Mi 8-5361. Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. 9-0086. I ISIi-IS2 Pearl St. — 50 3-5308 ranch, many extras. Call Builder- ultra modern ranch. *4 acre wood­ of tho p''ml"nr\ (*f naid nppliration and WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING evening;. (?LF;:RK-TYPIST - Small comfort­ Sherwin-Williams, 981 5Iain St. • Experienced Only Owner. MI 3-6321. JOH.V J WAl.I.ETr, Judgi- tho tfnv' nnd pia«*c hoaring ibcroon able office for young lady *or vari­ Refrigerator ed lot. i*ashcr dryer-refrigerator- by publiBhiniTv a rop' IbiB onl/'r In RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING EXPENSIVE”-^ ous office duties. One willing to SNOW REMOVAL equipment. Snow Beautiful Bedroom Suite 1 bullt-in oven-stove are included AT A roURT OF PROBATE hnid-n Bonv’ now«pap*’r fiavmg a rirt'ulatlon In Auto Dnvtnff School 7-A Heating and Plumbing 17 ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman. In­ • Full Or Part Time (TVI OFF PORTER STREET — ftt t'ev^ ntry, fi.nii . within and fur th#* aid district, at l^aBt fivo davB before CO.MPLETE BRAKE SERVICE learn to run bookkeeping machine. blowers or push type blades for Beautiful Living Room Suite Tidy Cape Cod. Corner lot, ame?- For appointment to see call the ^lairi’i-t „( (",,v,nir\ n th*- 3ifl da\ of -(iav of Baid lioailnp I" appoar If quire 19 Locust St. 5fl 3-8921, R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtors. Ml r F-hruarv a d 1958 LARSON’S driving School—Offers S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ Call BU 9-1541, Mr. Brvant. tractors and tillers. Capitol Flquip Beautiful Dinette Set • Top Wage-s, All Benefits It# drive, $14,750., Thia ar, ex­ thfv tiro rail"'’ at Bfild Jlni" and plar" SEE ment Co,, 38 5Iain. MI 3-7958. Beautiful "De Luxe” Range 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. Ml 9-6818. ! Prp.«pni Klfiifir*- Turkington. F>q., and bo h*-Brd rolalivo thoroto. and TH EY JUST all types of driver education on ing contractor. New Installations, CLEAN. COMFORTABLE room cellent buy In a beautiful location. mako roturn t«> thlB rourl, alteration work and repair work. Instead of Westinghouse Elec. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI ■” o>i' mntinn nf Advlla F, Colburn. Insured dual control cars, stand­ Help Wanted— Male 36 SPACK HEATER. Heats four for refined gentleman. 71 Chestnut iRobert Murdock, MI 3-6472. i Kx-cuirix. ,s<-hnnl Stra.-l. Covemry, JOHN J. WALlxETI’. JudRo. ard or automatic. By trained and 50 9-8808. Refrigerator If you prefer St. 5n 9-5764. 9-5245 or Joseph Ashford MI rooma, gas stove, both In very Rugs. Ijamps, Tables. Linoleum A «a..ei n i_ ".zf . a ...... ■ ■ — ■■ ■■ Cohn.. OH tho Afitato of William D Col- certified Inatructor, licensed by good condition. MI 9-5993. c o n v e r s e 9-6818, Barbara Woods, M’ 9-(702, ^’ORTH CX)VENTRY—Verv attrac-' burn. IniB of Cm-Bnirv. within »aid diB- LOOK i r MACHINISTS! and a Few Other Articles ' Robert Murdock. Ml 3-6472. CLARKE MOTOR SALES the State of Onn. MI 9-6075. PLU5IBINO AMD heating—i live six room Cape i two nartly '^Uia‘'7"'mmrtd,uh d-rr-o .hat aix if JIG dORERS 12” TANNOY loudspeaker. $85. 12” EVERYTHING .101 BROAD STREET— Ml 9-2012 and contract work. Call Ml 9-8541 t h e u n p a id JR. M*ot Cutt*rs (X) MANCHfcSTER-New six room finished upl. full bath, full base-; nioniiia ha allowad and limitad f,,r ih- MANCHESTER Driving Academy, • SEPTIC TANKS ment, fireplace. Hot air heat,; rradliora of asid nSisia to exhlbli than 50LLERS Goodmana loudspeaker, $50. Fair- bia a l l aAnc n c k p r ic e CORRECTION! licensed by State of Conn, and Cleaned and Installed Cape, I'.i 'baths, ameaite drive, nliitniniItn BlOT-ma attached ea- ' clslflla Rgaill.*t lha .■"sma to Ilia Exacil- LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as child phonograph preamplifier, ^ ONLY $388.26 Grocery Monogcr fireplace in living room, open aiuminum storms, attached g a -, diractr that public uotic- ha Motor Vehicle department. Can sure* satisfaction, prompt service. IJtTHE OPERATORS $6.5. Fiahe, 20 watt amplifier, $65. rage, Morkshop, artesian well, ^givan nf ihia ord-r by sdvariiaing in s fulfill all driver educational needs, Free storage until wanted. Free PAINTING and staircase. Prime location. R. F. bur ad in Tuesday's Herald said TEST DRIVE ONE OF THESE TONIGHT CH 7-6124. Ml 9-5485. If you have at least five years Call 5 « 91142 after 6 p.m. delivery. Free aet up by our own • SEWERS Coshiert Dimock Co., Realtors, MT 9-,5245 *4-acre corner lot, beautiful loca iiewapapor liaving a circulation in aaui from 16 to 60. Standard shift, push Marhtoe Cleaned tion overlooking brook. Asking difitriri, and bv poBting a ropy thereof “ FREE 8-Vear Service.” It button, fluid drive and automatic. experience on jig borers, mlUers REVERE tape recorder. Used two reliable men. or Joseph / shford, MI 9-6818, Bar­ on the public aign po.^t in Bald Town of OIL BURNER Service. ' Complete PAPER HANDING $12,900. Welles Agency, Coventry, Coventry, neareat the place where the ’.54 OLDS5IOBILE Su|trr 88 Serving Manchester, Rockville. or lathes, and are canable of turn months. Reasonable. Call PI Phone.Me Immediately -J bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert should have read—“ FREE t Special Sale '53 OI.DSMOBILE De Lux« heating aei-vlce work guaranteed. Bookkeeper PI 2-7356. deceased laat dwelt. 4-Door. Radio, heater, hydra- B8 Holiday Coupe. Radio, Ojventry. Bolton. Andover and Ing out experimental or limited 2-8906 aftet 1 p.m. Hartford C?H 7-0358 • INSTALLATION TELEPHONE Murdock, MI. 3-6472. Cer'tified from Record Call 5u 9-4749 day or night. Months' Sendee.” matir, power alrering, power heater, hydnunatir. !-tone .Vernon. Call Mr. Miclette, PI production item* to close toler­ After '7 P.M. CH 6-4690 SPECIALIST Ml 9-3266 Delieatessen Clerks (XX) $16,800—Coventrv Lake, new F:l MORE TURKINt'.TON, Judge. B15 BOMBER a-7249. ances, Hamilton Standard has a See It Day Or Night (XV) RIGA HEIGHTS, B olton- seven room split level, I’ i baths, brakes. S-tone green. f f i " $ 1 1 0 0 Millinery Dressmaking 19 challenging job for you. Buildinx Materials 47 STATE OF f'ONNEt'TirCT. Diatrlrt If you have no means of trsns- Magnificent new ranch, Georgia fireplace, attached garage, 'game of Coventry, Probate Court, Town of MANCHESTER $1545 e MORTIXKJK'S Driving School — PAY AND TOTE portatlon. I’ll send my auto for marble fireplace,'built In oven and Coventry. January 3»i. 195S. Town and Country room, lake privileges. Preaent *.54 LINCOLN Capri 4-Uoor. ’55 FORD Custom 2-Door. IJcensed by Slate of c5>nn. Author. This is a major program “and you. No oblitration. stove, two car garage. See signs mortgage can he assumed,, month­ Krtaie of Hannah M. I.>nrh. late of DRESSMAKING and Alterations calls for a large number of sMlled Colored Prime Shakes sq. $10.26 Coventry., owning propertv In j«aid Dia*' SALES and APPLIANCE Radio, heater, hydramatlc. Radio, heatrr, Fordomatir, Ired by Dept, of Motor Vehicles done. 50 9-3553. A—I^B —E—R—T—’S Drainage Co. on Bolton Center Rd. R. F. ly payrtients are only $77.39. " R. Iricl. deceased. JACKETS machinists. You will be working on 8D and 16D Common Nails power steering, power brakes, 2-|one green. $695 for driver education, including 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD MEET BOB OLIVER Dimock 4 Co., Realtors, MI- F. Dimock & Co.. Realtors, Ml Present. Hon. Elmore Turkitigion. j classroom teaching for 16 years jet aircraft, missile and rocket keg. $10.35 • »Open Nights Till 9 P.M, 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. MT- 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, Judge. I IN OD or BLUE 2-tone blue...... $1175 Moving—Trucking equipment accessories, ircluding Disappearing Stairways each $25.50 Ml 9-4143 OF The loth day of February, 195S. at old and up Three cars, push but- 9-6818, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Rob­ ten-o'clock in the forenoon, at a Cpurt ' ton drive-standard shift-automa­ Storage 2 0 I fuel controls, air conditioning and Clear Oak Flooring (960 j ’.54 ri.Y.MOl TH 2-I)oor. Ra­ '.53 rLVMOUTH Crmnbrook CTA^^BER’S FURNITURE CENTER MOTOR.SALES Or Robert Murdock, MT 3-6472: ert Murdofk.'MI 3-6472. of Probkte to be held; ai the Probate : dio, heater, standard trans­ 2-Door. Radio, heater. tic. MI 9-7398. refrigeration s.v-stems, starters and min.) M $195.00 461 5IAIX .STREET Office in the Town of Coventry, is here­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ pneumatic valves. SALES (IX) BOLTON—Coventry line. New by assigned for a hearing uixm the set- mission . . . $695 ...... S595 ing Co. 50 8-6563. Owned and op­ BELOW PRICES DEUVERED WEST SIDE—Five room ranch Hement and allowance of tho admlnis- R. E. WANDELL Visit our slwjwrooms for excellent 5 room rahch, ceramic tile bath, Iratinn uccoiint, for the ariCt'nainment b u s in e s s Services Offered 13 erated by Walter B. Perrett, Jr., \ IN CONN. Selling Only house, full basement, plastered ’.V! CHEVROLET Bel Air INTERVIEWS values in bedroom, living room and w ' ana ^ walls, insulated, hot water oil knotty pine kitchen. , walk-out o( the rlistrilmteei* of j«nld eBiaie nnd Hardtop. - Radio, heater, ’51 DODGE Coronet 4-Dooiv FLAX)R SANDING and retmlshlnij agent for Burnham's Van Service. Personolly Selected for an ortlrr of di.Btnbution and it is Applicants with 5 years or more Canadian Lumber 2x4” /12” heat, large kitchen with blrii-h basement. Large, lot. Reduced to O RD FiRED ; ib*‘ ndinmlBtrator Building standard transmission. Tan Radio, heater, fluid dfiv*. specializing in old floors. % Service to 48 states. kitchen furniture. , $14,900. R. F. Dimock Co., Real- j Used Cor cabinets. All rooms finished in of said e.Biato exhibit said ncrl!,u a I Bank Financing order to be published one time In some DRASTICALLY MOVIMa a PAeKIMI ished rooms, 1*4 baths, amesite AlttrcrtlonteRtmodftlinf Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, WM) M $89.50 AT THlTHE (jREHaf IPhone MI 9-0081 (Vm ) BOLTON — Coventry Una. newspaper having a circulation in said r e d u c e d f o r 51ANC31E8TER Package DeUvery. drive, choice location. R. P. district and posted on the public sign­ '58, '57, '56 VOLKSWAGENS M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Conn, Hand Spllt^SKakea No. 1 sq. $23.50 Hours 10-5, 7:30-6 llal)y New six room Cape. Four flnlflhed “ Businesd Built On QUICK SALE! ice. Cleaning atUca, cellars ‘ and Light trucking and package deliv­ MANCHESTER Dimock ft Co., Realtors. MI post nearest where the deceased last u ery. Rafrigsrstora, washer* and MOyjU«G SAd 9-5245, Joseph Aahford, 5ll 9-6818. dpwn, ceramic tile .bath, walkout dw elt in the Towrt of Coventry, sept by Customer Satisfaction** yards. Incinerators emptied., aahea Aik for Mr. John Fox. If you can­ On 4>ur coihpptitora advertised oblD fG ROOM set, maple, mod- basement,' large lot. $18,700. R. F. registered mail to: atov* m o i ^ apeclalty. Folding Barbara. Woods. MI or Etalo O. Onuttl.. Attorney-at-law. i DIAMOND'S removed. Contract aervlp* avail- not come in for an interview dur­ prices we will beat them by at em, extenajon table, 'six chairs, TRDCKINO CO. , WANTED! 9-7702, Dimock B Co., Realtors. MI Full In.surance Coverase abJp. 50 9-9757. Ohalra for rent. 50 64X153. ing these hours, call Mr. Fox at console, china cabinet and buffet. ^ b e f t Murdock, MI ?-647p. East Main Street.^ Stafford Spi^lngs,. MANCHESTER MOTOC SALES least 5%,. ' J. 9;52$5, Joseph ftshfor^ Ml 9-6818, Tel. MI’ 9-30.13 ' NAtional 8-1621, extension 871. Excellent cdndlUiyi. 5n 9-685S.\ 611 8-6568 USED CARS Barbara Woods, MI'9-7703; or Rob­ ^othv Lynch, c/o Etalo vG.-Gnuttl, j > “YOUR LOCAL OUDSMOBILE DfcALEir \ ELECTOOLUX o«(nera —Prompt, Pxintinc— Pspsriiix 21 NOBODY—BUT NOBODY , ^ \ s WX ROOM Single, in good condi­ Jford Spiinfs, Conn. ^ After 5:00 P. M. RAY DWTlilL Uaad Oar Maaagw (riepdly aervijce on' your Electro- ' UNDERSELLS, NATIONAL FORSALE — Magnavox cabinet (CLEAN ONLY) tion. Oil heat, twotcar garage, lot ert Murdock, MI 3-6473. alia Cow^e, c/o Etalo G. Onutti. ARMY NAVY StaffoxiS‘SpFlnifS, Conn, 82 BALDWIN kOAD 997 MAIPTSTREET 118 WEST CENTER ST.»O PEN EVENINOB—3 0 , lltx. (R) cleaner.. Pick up and de- PAINTING AND paperhanging. HAMILTON STANDARD F.M.-A.M. and . record changer. We will pay you top dollar* •0x150, priced at $11,000, for quick 3 : all at least five days,^^fore aald time Uvaiy. Call Electrolux ai thorized Good clean workm ani^ip at rea­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Blond mahogany, aix yaara old, for your elean ear. ban •ale. Reuben T, McCann Agency. MANCHESTER, CONN. sales and sarvlce. 50,6-0843 or JA sonable rates. 60 yean in Man­ Division of the United Aircraft •81 STATE STREET 13” concert nail speaker. Ideal tor M l 6-0081. , ' MI a-rroo. Rekd Herald Advs. ^ TURKINGTON^ S-OIOI. Please ask for Augustine chester. Raymond Flaka. M3 CorporatioB, 66 Bradley Field NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ascend set. 145. Rawlings, 61 TsL Qlsirtnut S-tUT Jarvis Rd. c ' Kamlsnskl. ^ 6-63IT. Road, Windsor Loeka, C m sctleu t.' '.i A w "V; t - t, ■■ ■ . I ■ \ ' " ' ■ V ^ ■

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 19BS '' i ! PAGE TWENTY-FOUR . ■ S' Average Daily Net Press Run Th* Weather For the Week- Ended Forecast of JD. S. 'Weatbier Borena Febru^ I, 1»88 Cloady, little change In tampam- About Town Ball Chairman 12,640 ture tonight Low In mid XOe. Fri­ Member of the Audit day cloudy, chance of name m o w . MIh B«mlc« Juul will ipeak at High near SO. • o'clock tonight at the meeting of Bureau of Girculetlon' 'A the Dorcaa Society of Emanuel Manchester—-A City of Village Charm Lut;haran Church. Hoateaiea for the. A JEWEL aoclal hour will be Mra. Ruth Wer^ ner, Mr*. Ann Scott. Mr*. Qlga VOL. LXXVII, NO. 108 ('TWEN’TY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FljlBRUARY 6. 1958 (Claaalfled Adverttaing on Pago 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Anderaon, Mr*. Emily Tolf, -Mr*. Grace Anderson and Mr*. Helen of a Blouse Wright, , / A' cdttage prayer meeting will for your New Crime Soviet Held ha held tomorrow at 1:15 p.m. at Nav Sees .Delay the home of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Wldham, 82 Benton St. At 8 p.m., the Sunday School staff will hold Valentine.... Breaks Out Ready for 25,000 It* annual meeting at the Covenant i For I Satellite $ Oongregationai Church. | Jewel—The most wonderful blouse you could own—JUDY In Schools Arms Ban The Augsburg College Choir \vill 1 Washington, Feb. 6 (/p)—^Mteiiit*^ 'formally" ^*- give a program tomorrow at 8:15 BOND’S elegant costume New York, Feb. 6 (/P)—Vio­ 'The Navy, studying the re- terday “ from Cape Canaveral, Ela By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER p.m. in Emanuel Liuf' ran Church. blouse in easy-care chiffon- For 57 seconds everything was All proceeds will be turned over to look nylon georgette, Penpa- lence flared anew in the city mains of two Vanguard rock­ fine. But then— Washington, Fell. 6 ,(/P)— Christ the King Church. Windsor, school system yesterday, with ets that failed, was uncertain "Between the 57th and 60th Top U.S. officials are looking for the new organ fund. The Rev. tuck yoke and jevvel neckline seconds after takeoff, small Ir­ At Waterbury Bank one schoolboy monitor being today whether it could orbit a into the possibility that Rus­ Earl R. Modean, son of Mrs. Sigrid feature her dainty embroid- beaten and another sobbed. fully instrumented earth sat­ regularities occurred In the first- sia wants a breathing s|iell in Modean. 39 Cambridge St., is pas­ It’s a blouse you’ll live in stage engine control system. After Hayden L. Griswold Jr. ^ The assaults occurred in Man­ ellite on schedule next month. the Cold War badly enough to tor of this church. slove—w*ith dressy eve­ the 60th second a failure in the hattan and the Bronx. Instead, Navy spokesmen were control syaiem caused the engine make some limited disarms-, The 8lh District Fire Depart­ Hayden L. Griswold Jr., gener­ ning skirt.s, for smart daytime The outbreaks followed by a talking about doing It sometime to deflect far to the right, and the ment agreements. ment responded at 10:15 last night al chairman of the 45th anhual wear, Ahd so easy to launder day a plan by Mayor Robert F. within .the International Geophysi­ resultant abnormally high forces President Eisenhower and Secre- Fourth Man Masonic Ball, scheduled F/iday, cal Year (IGYi. That is their bs- to an oil burner fire in a dwelling Wagner and the city board of caused the rocket to break In the I lary of State Dulles are working —just tub>(irip dry, practical­ sic com m itm ent. The IG'Y, .a at 134 Oakland St. Fire officials Feb. 28. at the Masonic ^emple. education to curb crime in the middle." on a prompt reply to Premier has announced his appointments ly never needs ironing! X worldwide cooperative research ef­ said the fire whs caused by an city'a nearly 900 public achools. The test range safety officer Nikolai Bulganin's note of last of the following committee chair­ fort, will end on Dec. 31. Drives Car overflow in the burner. Slight jewel in whi' Sizes 32 to 38. In recent week* a rash of rapes, then pushed a button and the Sunday about summit conference men;- Arthur W. Browif, tickets; hoodlumltm, assaults and knifings Meanwhile. It was learned the sm oke dam age w-as reported. air force has told the defense de- whole rocket was destroyed. SoWie issues. They Intend to keep the | Howard F. Waddell, p>iblicity: Er- has led to posting of pqlicemen at wsy open for a possible meeting, I land R. Johnson. David R. Spen­ partmenutbelleveaucouldlaunch P»r‘* .'f" 41 public school*. Both Negroes f ,h„,„„d.noiind snace vehicle bv others dropped to the grassy One slm reportedl.v is to explore ; For Escape Four members of the Auxiliary to | cer and William C. 6ray, refresh­ S3.9 andnd whitesWhites havenave been involved.inyoiveo. ,! a inousana-pminajTIie" ' ThV irr”7orci''^^^spate remcie ny — possibilities of agreement I A nderson-Shea Post. No. 2046, i ments; P'rank Crawshaw, decora­ i ------VFTV, a re leaving tonight for Wash-1 tions; W alter A. Person Jr., floor; 8PORT8«VEAR—Second Although only a small parcenU j Tlior Intermediate Ranee Salvaged particles are now be- ; which may be desired by Russia Ington. D. C., where they will at-1 and Carl C. Hultgren, -checking. age of the city'a o m ; ^lUaUc Missile for such a launch | ‘"8 studied, along with movies and | and acceptable to the West -In ; ! Waterbury, Feb. 6 (/P)i— have been involved, the wave ' {instrument readings, to get a more ^ spite of the lack of encouragement; tend the 3-day Winter Woman's Walter C. Waddell of Bolton 'Valentine I Three jrun - waving young Forum. Those going are Mrs. Flor­ lawlessness has touched off a con-;* ^ \ , sccurale idea of what went wrong which Elsenhower found In the 1st-: Center Rd„ RPD No. 2, Manches­ Day tlmilng dispute between the Board Earlier with the three-stage vehicle. eat message from Moscow. | 1 hoods lined about 10 custom- ence Streeter, Mrs, Lillian Linders. ter. is secretary-treasurer of this Friday, of Education and the ■P*p‘* ' ' The same kind of post mr.icm Ths new Soviet ambassador,' er.s and employes against a Mrs. Mary LeDuc and Mrs. Laura event and (a accepting reserva-- : wall today and made off with E cab erl. tions, which may also be made Feb. 14th Brooklyn grand Jury probing crime, .atsiiu* wars i-nnrted was held after the fiist iinsiicces.s- Mikhail A. Menshikov, is due here! through any of the committee in the ..bools, J p r o p ^ [ ^ “ send .loft sn i^tru- Vanguard attempt last Dec. 6. l«te today. Diplomats wondered about $25,000 from the East Marine Cpl. John D. Sullivan, son chairm en. As part of the plan to ; n,ent-laden vehicle weighing up to l^*™*'* l^en. however,' whether the successor to Georgi N. End Branch of the Colonial of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Sulli­ school crime, top school admin-: pounds This bi" sstellite because the rocket ro.»e only about Zarubin, who left last month, will Tru.st Co. van, 6 Broad St,, is home on a 30- Istralors and two trainloads of : ji^ng before the end feet, compared with about have fresh in.strucllons about push- The three leather-jacket-clsd day reenlistment leave. He is cur­ Lainpbere Seated members of parents’ aaaoclalions i ^ would be intended to 20.000 feet reached yestei day be- 1 Ing East-West negotiations, I bandits, led by a youth wearing a rently stationed at Kaneohe, Valentine Gift left for the sUte capltol at Al-. .^^er data for building a apace fore the engine went haywire. Ei.senhower conferred for an i goatee, entered the bank shortly Haw^i. serving with the Marine As lORM Sachem bany today to seek more ; gtatlon f’"'” o'o*'® tests are sched- hour yc.sterday afternoon with ! before 12:45 p.m., lined up the cus­ Corps Air Wing as a truck driver. \ aid lor city educsllon. i project Vanguard headquarter* uled before the main event an Dulles and .Xmbassador Llewellyn tomers and employes and ordered Included in the pian to curb; ,t the Naval Research Ijiboi atorv attempt to hurl a 20-inrh man- Thompson, the U..«. envoy to Mos- Christopher Lamphere was in­ a teller to fill a canvas b ag -with Mrs. Robert C. Barnes, 281. juvemle crime is the addlUon of gave a pielimlnarv explanation of made moon into an orbit around cow who came home 10 days ago money. Henry St., president of the Con-1 stalled as sachem of Miantonomoh HOSIERY alx special achoola for maladjusted ! yesterdaVs second Navv failure. the globe. The .Navy promts-d to • for c^onsulutmn Thompson gave Tribe, No. 58, Improved Order of Then they fled in a -waiting car necticut-Bradford Club, is planning children. I It aald the 72-foot 11-ton Van- the Picsident his estimate of the Red Men flORM), Monday night presonl aitnatiem in R-.issis an.) the driven by a fourth youth. to attend the seventh annual Alum­ Smart new shades in sheer dark Among some 900 peraons mak- guard, carrying a alx-lnch test (Continued on Page Nineteen) An hour after the holdup, an of­ nae Council Conference at Brad­ in Tinker Hall. possi'ililies of Soviet interest in Deput,v Great Sachem Patsy seam or seamless nylon all with Ing the Albany trip were Dr. W i l - ______ficial of the bank estimated the ford Junior College, Bradford, 11am Jan sen , su p erin ten d en t of easing off the Cold Ws. . Mass,, tomorrow. Vince aiid his staff of Tankeroosan reinforced heel and toe* for A • Police threw a tight cordon gj- preparation to some kind of Rep. John Mos^ ,(D-Calif», chaintusn. of the House Govemment Information Subcommittee, pose.* Bank manager Donald O'Leary REPAIRS drillo, Ben Tarasiuk and John Ven- (CatnHniied on Pago Nineteen) with witnesses today prior tp- bpening hearings on American Newspaper Publishers Association told the customers: AND drillo, warriors; Michael Stephens, SEAMLESS NYLONS British European Airway* plane around the accident aceoe. ^ meeting. ' sponsored legislation which' w-ould block the government from withholding information to which "Please take it easy." Tude Vince. W alter Gustafson and $1.09 pr. carrying Britain's championship The spokesman .said his infomia- indicated that Bulganin's the public is entitled. Left to right. John Cragun, Washington attorney who is representing the He said one of the bandits replied: W alter Lasko, braves; Roy Phelps, stK'Ccr team crashed on a t i :eoff, tion was that the plane plunged 60 letters on the -iibjert had given SERVICE American Bar Association: Clark Mollenhoff, James S. Pope, and Moss. lAP Photofa.xi. "Thai's good advice." first sannap; Camillo Vendrillo, lodav and German police aaid at feet to the ground after taking mtle encouragement to that pros- NO-MEND SHF:ER SELF After the bag was filled, the ANT MAKE. FORMER second saniiap; Cleveland Elling­ Proliers’ Sjilit least 20 of the 44 persona aboard ^ ofL , , pect. SERVICE MAN FOR A ton and Peter Vendrillo, trustees; SEAM .. $1.35 and $1.65 pr. were killed. i Although some official, consider three long-haired unmasked youths A Munich hospilat spokesman port said 16 badly huimed bodies ■ Bulganin's series of letters only they were eald by witnesses to NAnON-WIDE COMPANY Roland Rockwell and Peter Ven­ were reco^•ered from the wrecked drillo. representatives; and Irving Clouds Course said 15 to 20 injured had been s propaganda effort, othera believe be in their teen* or early Ivfentles FREE PICK-UP and Mills and W alter Gustafson, alter­ ruihed there and aoma were under­ . J i. . o r, ' that the Russians, because of in. — backed out the bank door. d e l i v e r y The team reported b> BEA to; problems, sctuallv feel the Urge At the street, police said, they , R E A SO N A B L E n ates. going operations. RATES After the initiation, refresh­ Of FCC Query Eleven sport* writer* also were 1 jumped Into a 1948 green Pontiac Jewelry for Valentine Day Fncll.nd'. L -cIr • breathing spell sufficlenl- sedan. M l 9-3651-1 p.m.-8 p.m. ments-were served to the 75 mem­ reported on the Elizabethan Air­ two s?i to »lfr*e to sirarmaasure of bers present at the clubrooms on Washington, Feb. 6 lAb—Dissen­ liner. champlona for the laat two '^^ms IhSitation and control. A burglar alarm was set off In Brainard PI. sion within m house subcommittee A BEA spokeampn In London , i li i, plaved the Red Star tesm of One Internal problem, according F or *i25,o«lWe«is Access Law I the bank immediately and police New spring color* and styles in costume jewelry. Simulated ' quickly rushed to tile bank, on left In doubt todav the fut.lre'»*"l Be g. adc m the European cup to the best information available pearls in white and pastel colors. Also stone set and rhine­ • Ivors although we hope there will, .tch veslerdar which ^ to 'Vsehington aulhoritie.s i.. that Bo..t,m. Fell. 6 (^P)—Ho.ston — M endcn Road on the east .side of stone in many etyles. course of it* hearing* on allegA-‘ p, rnore." 3-3 draw, hut sent the Engiiati-the Soviet people urgently want pjpd slugger Ted Williams Washington, Feh. 6 ,,Pi - Tlic • thirdratc dnision of government town. Road block* were thrown tion* of Improfier conduct against 2-engined airliner crashed cliih into the semi-finals TTie assurance of peace and thi.s public (,,dav signed a one-vear COn- -^lucrtcan Newspaper Publishers ami insisl on the right to write the up. five members of the Federal Com- into houses in the village of Ktrch- .luh, with 17 players and thrfe of- opinion is something the Kiemhn , ___ ■ nnn today .ailed for Congres- laws and have them properly ad- (ietaway (>ar Found , tract for a reported $123,000, pre.serve for the ^leOO to ^2e98 murdcallons (>mmwMon i i a i. ^ d^udlng Snd hurst into flames. fi.ials, was returning to Englan.l. must re.kon with ministered. A few minutes later, the get- Several of the l-Cf commission- spokesman in London Tlie team lias been oiiUslanding j i to continue hl.a role as na.te-l people their right to know what Steiiiman said government heads away car was found abandoned at era denying any misr ondiict or im-' surrtvors included some (Continued on Page T«el\e) -ball's hijllie.^t paid player. I their public servants ate doing ' have distorted the intent of a the Rndville ball park, about a Necklaces, earrings, pins and bracelets. Also sweater guards in post-WAi so. car. an.! man for propriety, asked for more apecific of the team, the famous man was one of the moat valuable The .19-year-old outfielder agreed ' Tlie ANPA endorsed proposed law pa.ssed in the administration mile front the holdup scene. In many style*. charges. Manchester Uniied, He said among to term* for hi* 17lh season with legislation that would prevent go\- of George Washington and designed The Investigation Involve* alle- In th e world. The bandits had fled the busy the other survivors were four of the BEA spokesman in London the Red Sox in a friendly meeting erhment offielala from using tlie as a "liousekeeplng ' law concern- g.itiona by the subcommittee staff holdup area by driving south on erew of six. "We think some sport* with (.leneral Manager Joe Cronin. ; language of a 1789 law dealing j ing the keeping of records and •■ I that five of the PCC^a seven mem- Freeze Forced •Meriden Road and heading east on • Lovely *->.1.000 Roost with the handling of lecord.s to establishment of a filing system, )>er* Impi-operly accepted favor* Police feared at least two rrtem- j writers were aboard." East .Main Street. It was just off bers a t a German family were 1 x travel agent in London said As usual, neithei- Williams nor give them the blanket right to He sai.l officials use the law in from the broadcasting industry East .Main St, that the car was Ciunin would disclose the amount withhold information to which the ab.sence of specific statutes a.s ati- they ar/ charged with regulating. killed when the plane struck their ' ^ was understood there were 11 Florida Hotels found abandoned. Ted will be paid foi the *ea.“on. piihln IS entitled. thority foi- their decisions on what NYLON SLIPS Several subcommittee members home. w-riler* on the plane, including The bank is located In a shop­ Tlie ANP a riens were con Ihev will make available to the supported the protesting eommta-' Rescue teams were still a.at the.-w Henry Rose of the Daily Express However, best guesses were that ping area adjacent to s supermar­ SCARFS These nylon slips are beautifully he received a $2.1.000 boost over lam ed in a slatcm en i by <’ol .1. PUblO' sioners In yesterday's h e a rin g ,‘’•‘fning wre. kage trying to pull and Frank Swift of News of the To Slash Fees a.s to the ket. It’s SO Make an Ideal Gift trimmed with nylon lace at bust W orld last year. Hale Sleiniiian lor pieseiilalion to "Such interpretation The bandits' get-away car was n,.rk.am ark ed byhv w rangling ran g lin g over p:-o-n:-.: ' ‘"J’"'"' Williams is recognized geneially the House Gnveinriient Infoi ina-- ''’'‘>*o:ug of the statute have and hem. Assorted styles in white cedure. One member. Rep. Mo Moss A BEA siKikesman said rescue The agency said al.so aboard M iami. Fla . Feb. 6 i/Pi Plu.»h parked in a parkihg lot in front of Choose from all silk and silk operation* Are still going on and were Frank Taylor of the London as the highest paid player in base- lion Siibcomiwittee headcfl hV f^ep. < hanged ,the law fiom aiithonty to and black. Sizes 32 to 40. (D-Callf), described the argument vacations in Florida dropped with- ball history. Stan Ube Stan‘ Musial Moss Sleinman is pub- keep records end set up filing s> s- the bank. smort to blend. Prints in popular Ss almost a 'filibuster." that "10 to 12 to 1.1" persons have .News Chronicle and these news- : in range of the average tourist square styles. All new spring been pulled alive from the wrecked men: George Fellow.s, Tom .lack- rceentlv signed for as leporreported li.slu r of the Lan« a.^lei iF'a.i In- ^ elairn of authority to Focus of the wrangling was the this winter as resort hotel opera­ $100,000 w ith the St Ixm is CaKli- telligenrei-.loui nal ami New Eni, keep the filinp cabifiei.s locked and color*. Size 18 and 33 Inches manner- In which • aubcommittee airliner. son, P. Howard. E. ,\ Ellyard. tors scraped for business made the lecords hidden from, the pub- square. Fire brigades were luahed to Erie Thomp.«ort. H D Davies and nals Babe Ruth's lop pay with the and ihaiimnii of tlie .-\NPA fed- J3.98 to $5.98 counsel Bernard .Schwartz ques- scarce by bad weather. 1k ." Sleinman aaid. SEW.. SAVE the scene to quell the flame* that A, Clarke. New York Y ankees w as $80,000 eial |aw.s com iiiiltoe. ’tioned FCXJ CYiairman John Three freezes, wind storni.s and without today's big tax bite. .Similar view.* were exi>ie.ssed in • The ANPA believes favorable D oerfer. spread to two buildings in the ------ioirenlial rains added i.p to the Hi tion by the Con^rcj^s on this pro- Bulletins vicinity o( the crash. 1 (Conttniied on Page Nineteen) A Sox spokesman quoted Cronin prepared testimony by .lames ,S. 5 9 c to Valentine Handkerchief Just Received^'Netv At the end of the day. Rep worst sea.'on fbi toiin.sts within RR saviDj? to T^d: of Louisville. Ky lepie.senl- po.«5ed legislation Ls the only solu­ from the .M* Wires BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING Moulder iD-Mo), subcommittee lecollection of the .Miami weather "II is R pleasuie to eive you this the Southern Newspaper Puh- tion to preserve , $ for. the people chairman, told reporters the sub- , bureau. Business wks off 20 per , hsheus Assn.. Riid by (Taik Mollen- their ^ripht to kno\3now what their eommlttee would meet for three i cent. f('ontiniied on Page Knur) hoffloff ofnf Washinitton.\Va.$5hinl'ton speakingsoeal^inc foifor publi.'puhlir servants are doing." he r.\Y TV DELAYED MM I ken Washable Flannels I O Q li quality \’’alentine prints in many heart de- days next week, beginning .Mon­ Anyone for Parking? The bottom was leached ye.Hg Hanimarskjold said today transportation lines and is true that she and - the singer, r*ongreas should “slop beinp a (Continued on Page .Nineteen) dustry gathering*. But each denied ' (XoteT—A* mure |>e«ple drive tlielr- mas* , turned aw ay ta k e rs eve.-i then have are e\|>erting a baby in August.. he had been Invited by the So­ ACETATE TAFFETA PRINTS misconduct or receipt of improper ! bigger snil better highuaj* motorlsis are expected to drive to rales of $11 to .$1.5 per per- The Alfied K. Sterns, indicted as viet g o xernnient to visit .Mos­ favors from the broadcasting in are built. But for those |ieo|ile who the lot. park all day and use insss son. These low rates .sometime* in Soviet spies and now living be­ cow for private talks on world drive to work, there is alwa>« the transportation to get downtown. chided breakfa.sl and dinner. hind the Iron Curtain lose right to problems. He said he still had no Boston is seeking a aiihter/- Yard ‘"''Tbe atatementa of the commis- ‘he •‘"I-* P.^hlng apace; One Miami beai-h hotel posted a appeal U.S. contempt of court firm plans for such a visit, but 9 9 c lanean garage under famed Bos- \ Beautiful florals in silk colors; hand washable. Blue, green, sioners were taken from Moulder's ! •“''y'y "how* that •'llles are sign in .laniiarv that advertised conviction. Labor Moves to Curb that he tvnnid nialic an attempt rose and turquoise. Valentine GIFT TOILETRIES safe wlvere they had been deposited • "* l-hlnd in .loh Ing the p oh ton Common in ihe heart of the "low. low siiniiner . rates." to stop In thy Soviet capital on city. Cleveland is attempting to Maiirice E. Travis 47. of San on order of the subs ommittee. ; ^ I"" Hotel's placed ads in northern Pahlo. Calif., forinei- official of the his trip to .llalaya early next induce private capital to build a newapapers offering the rare low m onth. Allegations of misconduct have garage under it.* public mall. San International Union of Mine, .Mill Union Strife. Make-Jobs SEAUnSUL SILK and VISCOSE ~ CeWY CO LO G N ES...... $2.00 prices, with extras. One promised ^ Smeltei Workers, convicted of been aimed at Doerfer. and com- , Francisco, wliich biult the first' I that the hotel would pay ior the perjury in Denvei- for twice deny-; , ------LEOPOLD P.XROLE M'EIGHED mlssioners Rosel Hyde. Robert T. _ u-niissi i.-s-nuiu i underground garage under Union SHULTON STICK C O LO G N E...... $1.00 wife s round trip by airplane if a jpj, |,f wa.s a Comniiini.sl. i .. \( i u m \N' W ALKER Joliet, III .. Feb. 6 on — The FINE QUALITY PRINTS . " • 'r “ t " Isquaie in 1912. has an extensive stoppage.* while grievance.* arc be­ couple would make a reservation Unexpected increase in uiieiii- Min,,',i Reach Fla Frii H ,/I>i • ing proce.ssed arc prohibited. Illinois-Parole and Pardon Board YARDLtY LAVENDER SOAP ...... $ 1.50 Where can I find a plac-e to'program headed by a new parking has taken under consideration "V park? authority. for_ 10 days longer. . . . ployment brings request foi e.ner- ,,„l',^r;eade?s proudly pointed lo- The agiebmeBls. while admilcd- Yard. .39” wide. A. M. Craven and Frederick W. The weather, which b r i n g a ' fj-oni Robert C Good- twin .set of rule* aimed ly inipeifect and lai-king leal eii- Nathan l.eopold's plea for re­ *1.19 TWEED COLOGNE . . , ...... $IA0 That plaintive question comes, Los .Angele.s has a new law that day to a lease from Statevllle -Prison Ford. Moulder has said there are Florida a billion dollar a year win. director of the U.S. Labor De­ at C'lubing inlei-iinion .strife am forccnienl powei>*. still w ere ic ­ Soft and fine—65'; silk and 36% viscose rayon. Beautiful pat­ dailv from millions who drive into, no new building "can be i-on- where he has aersed 33 .veara for tern* for dresses and blouses, ' YARDLEY COLOGNE ...... $1.35 to $3.00 ' the city as America's tians|)orla-1 atrurled in Uie downlovn aiea partm ent's Biiicaii of Kniploynient co.slly make-work prsctlc-ea on gaided as a pi-fimlslng step toward (Contlniied on Page Three) (Continiied on I’age Three) Security, to administer unemploy­ hciii ing |ii ob|pni* that plagued the his part in the thrill sinying of a tion revolution gathers speed. without providing for parking by ,■011*1111(11011 Jobs, teenage Chicago boy. FRIENDSHIP g a r d e n BATH POWDER ...... $1.50 The private automobile's sky. its occupants. In Kansas City ment insurance laws. It. reiilain* to be seen how well i-onstruction indu.stiy for years. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, i'l. the lilies W ill be eiitoi,e,l on local Make up a pleated skirt in just an hour. rocketing popularity has nowheie Ameiican Telephone & Telegraph Eailier. a spokesniaii for the la­ < I.INTO.N SCHOOL Bl RNS produced more problems than in l.s electing a b-.iilding in the down- one of 49 persons injured a year con.sluiction pi,ije,ta acios* the AMERITEX NO-IRON. DRIP DRY MAX FACTOR HI FI LIPSTICK ...... $1.25 Unions Join NHBR S m all Investor bor i-hiefs gave out names of Re- . Clinton. .Mass., Feb. 6 tjPi—» big -or even small, but growing - town area whh-h will have its four ago In Reno si 1 eel ga.s explo.sion. n.-ition. publican U.S. Senators they expect PERMANENTLY PLEATED DESERT FLOWER COLOGNE arid HAND LOTION :.. $1.00 metropolitan areas. Related to it is lower floors devoted to parking. still iinconsclmi* al Washoe Med­ In the past, many loial unions Fire wrecked the main building center . . . Twenty-five of |,„ve acted pretty much on then to oppose for reelection. of the ‘.^t-classrnnm Clinton High In Seeking Subsidy!I the sick situation of publii- lians- Other citie.s are going off in a Joins IVHBB 1 ijjlll ical Cenlei- . . . Tv.enty-fiye of James I. McDevilt. se Senate KepnblUan Lcadei i center of town. One objectivi! of a union.*. It as.sign.s new building Knowland's bid to become governor Coliiheater, Feb. 6. (,TA— when the groups met to discuss the .Municipalities are taking a differ New Haven 3-year plan is the ex- Glenmore, asked judgment with- *hots In his campaign for majority HALE'.S DOMESTIC DEPT.—MAIN IXOOR REAR sagging financial condition of the ent approach to the parking prob-. parking in a mile square H'e ; in Canadian Parliament, aimnun, e* consUiivliim lo ciafl unions; ))io- of Califoinin. He predicted AFL- young sailor was injured fatally- line. lem. Few are in the position | central section of the citv cancellalioiFof a two a.id one-half-, huge public works pingram to, (liutiim and ordinary .iiiainlenance CIO support for Pat Brown, the early today and two other urr- The group saiiMt would seek llie Raleigh. Where City Manager W. H. I w o s e s n \V Camnbe'll c o u n tv bonlract between the rail- ||_|,( uncmplovnient throughout \yoi k lo indiisti ial unions. Any slate's Denfocralic attorney; geri- sons' were Injured In a head-on • HrK GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES • support of union snet manage-; Carper aaya: "Frankly, -we don t * ■ ' , Mi.nil noaU and *a group of preferred I country di.spiilea are to be worked out eral. against Knowland. auto collision. State Police re­ ment represenUtlves of railroads jthink we havi a problem. Borne p," 7.?s„nie dav the automobRe i Indonesian officials express In- aiiiong th(f union leaders. Similarly, .McDevilt pledii-ted ported. Itlcl$ard Lloyd Sweeney, tk« C0RR whose home Is In San ^ran* throughout the cfnintry by asking cities encourage private industry to may well be as’ outmoded down-j** biore than $9 million. ^creasing confidence that an opiHosi-: The other a g r e e, nV e n tt-an-J AFL-CIO opposlllpn lo reelection nounced by coijlrBCtqrs and l))e ' campaign.*, of . ~Sena.. Gqldwxtcr cisr'o. w as, declared ddad oil, ar< then$ to form similar organizations 1 build parking lot*. Others, such a* tion g o v e n jm e n t v-'IH not be, pro­ ■-1 MANCHKTIR - COHMv' on a national level fort t(ie Iiettgr- ,'Chica|to, btiMd municiyal lots.' Chi- town a* Ilje' hoi-ee an() bngg>'." ; - The - contract in question states AFL-ClO building trade*, with (Ariz). Fnittell P\irtell '\tConn), ~Paiji . rival at ^ckus Hospital, N(*r. It often happens that the new ! the group of'stockholders may Sell claimed, in Sui-iatra before Picsl- (Maine), Beall'. (Md), Poller wlch. PoUee skid he was ft CORNER MAIN oiid OAK STRESS , ment of t)ie railroad industry> of ['cagoJiaa 48 city garages and park- dent Sukarno r'eturijs from Japan precise language still toi be ag reed lis JMCnU.4

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