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r FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, PAGS SIA'J'fiBH lianrl^patpr ^u^ninQ If^ralb Atrerage'DsIty Net Press Run Th« Wskihor For tlw Week Ending Foreenet of C. S. WentlMr BnoM JsmHiry 81, 18$9 SI. John's Yoiith Club will meig loseph P. Dyer Jr„ aon of Mr. Tha Bona of Italy wiU nMet Sun­ ' Several membera of ' the Man­ Mr. and Mrs. John R. McEl- Wapping Grange will meet cheater Republican Women'e Club G E N tllA l Clondy. not.M eoid tamlfM. tanr Tuesday evening.■ II. will be Home al the Mancheater Bowling Green nd Mra. Joaeph p. Dyer, 4.6 Falr- day afternoon at 2:80 «.t the Ital­ rte\'j‘ wHlj be the host and boat- f- n . ian American Club, Final arrange­ are planning to attend the legiala-' eas at .^e Lula Junior Museum ; Economic Night,, aiid one of the ' tomorrow afternoon at'*l o'clock. vW- St., waa recently elected prea- 1 2 > 8 7 9 15 to to. WSfiwer Snndny,' elianen About Town ident, of Maxey Hall, dormltoty at ments for the banquet to be held tive hearing on court reform Mon­ TV SERVICE Sunday afternoon from 3 to ,5, features of the program wUj be a Member of tho Audit of rein. High 40 to 48. The flleanera Circle of the South Brcmh University. Providence, R. Feb. 15 will be made. day. Any Republican woman in­ A ft»d We, for ,th« benefit of: o'clock. baking contest for men of the terested In joining them is asked OK A CM] Burenn of drcnlntlon. the bat* Junior Museum LieaRue.; Grange. Male membera who have , Methodist WSC8 will meet Mon­ I. A ''graduate of Mancheater M^ta Pina Part* Mnncheitter-—'A City.of Village Charm day at 7:.10 in the Chapel. Miaa ' High SclTOor, he ia a member of the Royal Black Preceptor.y, No, 13. to contact Mra. Harlan Taylor n-Ul be held «t the Uvnn Poultry | The Waya and 'means committee ; not been contacted may obtain in­ or Mra. Philip I. Holway for fur- i TEL. 8H S-S48t Shop In the P«riuide tomorrow «t | formation from Mrs. Alma Miller i Gertrude Abbey will be in charge I freshman claaa and a candidate for will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in of M anchester ESmblem, Club |s ■ Orange hall. ther information or transportation, j (Olsaelfled AdrerUetng on Psfo 10) PRICE FIVE CENTO 10:80 am. | planning to hold a food sale on or Mrs. Hannah Williams, I nf devotlona. the B.A. degree. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 109 (TWELVE; PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1959 Feb. 14 In the Lynn Poultry Shop A pr*-Uenten party will be held; at the Parkade. Members wishing at the Polish American ChJh to­ to donate food may call Mrs. Jean morrow night at ■ o’clock. Mem- Beauregard, ■ bera and guests are inxited. A Six Resign buffet will be held and dancing The confirmation rlasa will meet New Titan’s Malan Dies at 84, will be enjoyed. tomorrow at 9:30 a m. in the Cov­ enant Congregational Church. The . o A aupper meeting for all of- I program for the 10:4.6 service | First Flight Cabinet in Dulles Wants fleera and committee members of I Sunday will Include Communion, Apartheid Leader Center Congregational Oturch ; installation of church ofllcer.« : will be held Sunday at p.m tn adult baptism and reception of Woodruff hall. Following the aup­ new members. Successful Capetown, Feb. 7 (fP)—Dr. Iraq Crisis per there will be a discussion of ) Daniel F. Malan, author of general church bu.uhcss. and each The rommtUee planning tjia re- much of South Africa’a racial Beirut, Lebanon, Feb. 7 (/P) committee will have opportunity ., union of the class of 1949:' Man- Clape Canaveral, Fla., Feb. 7 —^The United States has policy, died today after suf­ —Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim to organlie and discuss its own I| Chester High School, will meet to- Kassem, wooed by both Com- project. Adjournment, la planned ' night at R o clock at the home of launched its “second genera­ fering a stroke. Face Reds with Force for 7 o'clock. Supper reservations Mrs Barbara Smith Robinson, 120 tion” missile program with The 84-year-old former editor and munist.s and Arab National­ m ay be made at the church of- nelmonl St, the debut of the powerful clergyman, who was the nation's ists, apparently is facing a flfce. ' prime minister from 1948 to 1954, new political crisis with the A fliiu on "Albert Sw eitrer ' will Titan. defied world-wide’ condemnation to Varle C. Ecabert, son of Mr and he shown .Sunday evening in the The new war .rocket, shaped i enforce a policy of apartheid that reported re.signation of six Mrs. George Ecabert. 26 Foster .'ll final session of the .School of Mis- like a huge bullet, performed i he insisted was the traditional cabinet niini.sters. West, Bonn graduated from recruit training ’ .sions at the South Methodist s .oothly on » 220-mlle limited ' policy of South Africa simv the Informants arriving from Bagh­ Jan. 31 at the T'aval Teaming ren­ Church. Families will eat their own range flight yesterday after fail­ first Dutch settlers arrived in Cape­ dad yesterday said one of the six ter, Great Lakes. 111. hnx suppers si .6 o’clock and the ing to fly on two previous at- town, who quit wH.« foreign minister film will he shown at fi.4.6. t, mpts. The Air Force said Fri­ Dr, Malan, as the dominating Abdul Jabbar .Inmard, Due to Hold Alfred J Leapcrance, 47 Baltuua For ever 83 years, the J. W. Hale Carp, has been Manchester Valentine Gift Headquarters! A store full of new merchandise that's day’s launching was highly suc­ I voice for Afrikaner nationalism, The others were Puad RikabI, Rd., and Mason F/. Markham. Mrs .Mae Robinson. 14 fjreen practical, and beautiful too! You're qoinq to fall in love with everythinq you see. Moke your selection to present on eupid's day . . . cessful. was a controversial figure during minialer of state; Baba Ali. com- Spruce St., are among the new Hill St , and Mrs .Martha W irtalla. After its brief flight, the Titan his long political career Critics miinlcation.s; Col. Nagy Talcb, Paris Talks freshmen who enrolled this week j .■?6 Benton St , left by plane yes­ or for your own personal use. Shop new! fell into the Atlantic, accused him at times of attempting social affair.s; .Saleh Mahmud, a t Hlliyer College, of the I ’nner- terday for several weeks vacation The blastoff of the intercontin­ to become a dictator after he rose health; and Seddik Sen.ehel, na­ By HERB ALTSCHITX aitj’ of Hartford, for the spring in California and the west coast. ental range ballistic missile sig­ to, power in 1948. tional guidance. semester. FREE YOUR VALENTINE IS SURE TO naled the start of an accelerated Hiippresaed Reds The .significance of the re.signa- Bonn, Germany, Feb. 7 (JP) Troop 27 Is sponsored by .St drive to produce advanced missiles Among legislation hs pushed tions wa.s not immediately clear. —Secretary of State John Marv s Ch.irrh nol Troop 2.6, ns s APPRECIATE A BEAUTIFUL superior to the present weapons through Parliament after becorn- Kaa.sem has been under pres- IX PARKING tng prime minister were the Sup F'oster Dulles called today for Herald story on the Boy Scout fund HANKIES in the U.S. arsenal. - , „ . , , , sure from supporters of the United I the Western Allies to face rsnipaign indicated yesterday. Rear Of Our Store Tttan was developed as a fol- presslon of Communism Act which Republic’s President Nasser SENSATIONAL BLOUSE by low-on series to the present Atlas resulted in the dissolution of the to strengthen ties with the CAR down the Soviet, attempt to For Valentine Day n-hich already has logged a 4's Communist Party, the Group Areas , and from Communists to lean to­ -force the Alliefl out of West Art providing for residential segre- ! ward Moscow. ton orbiting satellite and one tri­ gallon of races, the Immorality | Berlin—"If need be by com­ And Spring Wear umph over intercontinental range. Amendment Act prohibiting sextial ' The rommunists are the largest mon action.” Ship’n Shore* Some estimates place the Titan relations between whiles and non- ; and he.sl organized political group He said the Allies must find a Manchester range capability at 9,000 miles. Lovely new .spring prints; al.«o Valen­ whites, and the Bantu Art which in Iraq, and have gained consider- way to meet ’the Soviet challenge r.tlO FAR.M In comparison, the Atlas has a aimed at returning Africans 1o the ' able strength since Kasseiu took to our rights in Berlin” tine hankies in prints ■ rl emliroid- range of 6,300 miles. tribal rule of their ancestors. over In tlie revolution last .Inly While he did not make clear 471 KEENEV ST. ererl st\'le.<<. here's your Still to come ia the solid fuel Dr. Malan for years has been the wliich overthrew the pro-western what he meant hy the word "ac- Mtnuteman ICBM and variou.s dominating voice of Afrikaner na­ monarch.:’. i lion. " it appeared h# had force in will have fresh cjcgF daily. other so-called sophisticated mis­ tionalism. And when the National-1 Kassem has declared that he mind. perfect siles which the experts .say will .Medium l.tr doz. Large 5.5c / md each Ists came to power in 1948 he Im- ' wants to follow an independent Aa Dulles arrived here for talk* help close the gap w-ith the R us­ mediately set about securing their ; nationalistic foreign policy with- with West German Chancellor Kon­ drtz. Extra large 62c doz. wash-and- sians in the Space race. aims. i out alliance with Ea.st or West. rad Adenauer, reliable diplomatic The Titan s backblast yesterday .\Lso fre.sh Mressed fowl lb. Suburbia Section He opposed South Aftlca's entry If ihe resignations stick, Kas- sourres In Paris said the ij.S. Slc- wear shirt shattered several remote con­ into the second world war and tn \ sem will have to depend on leftists retary and the foreign ministers .lOc. trolled cameras near the launch­ 111 Today’s Herald i 1942 moved unsuccessfully in Par- j to help him run the government or of Britain. France and 'West Ger­ Tel. Ml 9-9904 ing pad. llament to withdraw the nation abolish the civilian forms of gov- many will meet in the French capi­ The gold-tinted rocket weiglis from the conflict. ernment and proclaim a mllilaiy tal March 15. Their main purpose 110-tons. The range was short and Siiburhia TrKlay, The Man­ In attempting to define apart­ dictatorship. So far he has shie ' will be to hear a report from Brit- Bond Street Jewelery Case the mission basic on this first lest chester Evening Herald’s heid. Malan said that W hile .South away from a.ssuming diclatoi I leh Prime Minister Harold Mac­ flight. As soon as the missile left ^Africans had maintained their powers. millan on his trip to Moscow. the launcher, 90 per cent of the magazine .section, is included There have been reports recent­ Large size satin lined with self ri.sing tray. Simulated leather test objectives were accomplished, in toda\’s edition. (Continued on Page Two) ly that Kassem ia beginning to Msy Invite Soviet 30-MINUTE FREE m a.'^.sorted colnrs. Complete with lock and key. $.3.98 value. it was learned. move against the Reds, but the six These sources said an invitation 18117422 These included testing ground who have resigned are believed to tn the .Soviet Union to attend an East-West foreign ministers’ meet­ support equipment, the launch be anti-Communist Independents. SPECIAL Each controls and the performance of ing rould come out of the Paris Fairy Tales—3 Bags Full The Informants said the min­ meeting of the Western officials. *2.98 the first stage propulsion system. isters handed their resignations to The second stage w'as a dummy. Dulles talked over the March 15 *3 Negutb Ribai, chairman of Iraq's meeting yesterday when he met It carried several thousand gallons sovereignty council, but it waa not Will Live with Grandmother of water for ballast in place of with PTench President Charles de known if they were accepted. Robert Sullivan, 8-year-old survivor of the East River airliner crash last Tuesday night, ia visited Gaulle. liquid fuel. Senator Hits Nikita’s If they are accepted it could j in a New York City hospital by his grandmothen, Mrs nora McNulty Sullivan of Chicago Mrs. Sul­ One year from now the project’s The March meeting in Paris mean the nationalist parties are livan plans to take'^ the bov ho’me with her in a few days Rnberfs parents and two sisters were indicsles the Western powers will Free Installation scientists hope to have Titan ready killed in the crash He has sensed that his father and sisters perished hut he Is not considered Special On Baxed Stotianery for Immediate retaliation action. going into open opposition against try for a meeting with the Soviets The missile will be poised in Kassem to fos'ce his hand. Nation- ; strong enough yet to be told that his mother died after she was pulled out of the water by the tug­ some time' in April. This would underground launching .sites re­ Fabrication Charges al Guidance Minister Senshel and ; boat crew tl)gt,r 4«cue(j hifii., , (A P Pholofax), closely follow tbs lOtti anjilyar- Attractive paper and envelopes in plain nr decorated sheets. Ideal ------^ »,% • -.in-M . ,;,, • ~ r,i— — ----- — —------. .. .»»«■. ------.5, ------— ------SENT COUERS maining almost invulnerable to Miftiater of State^_Rikabi have.— sary meeting of the North- At­ a s a gift or for .vourself. Values to .51.00. Tb« best-p«Hormance Daeron-Pima bland! enemy counter attack. stayed’ in the cabinet to keep the 1 lantic Treaty Organiisalldh in much trouble and to such a peace. | Washington April 2. NOW Box Ship’n Shore's new Travelmate* to accompany all Washington, Feh. 7 i.P) -Senatori^so Senshel was a follower of Rash- ! Britain Denies (Continued on Page Six) Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MinnI high pitch of vituperation. " Tha NATO memherrTwUl gat a ymir separates everywhere. Done woth a smart .heh^v ..id the GallanU Uie .Iraqi Na- Right-tO’ Work Law fill-in on the prqpoaM meetings T R /P L fM 50c ycsteistey .accused Soviet- Premier Khnishchev said the Yu Communist party, accused of de- who led a pro-Axis coup next Wednesday wljen their coun­ hvo-\va\’ collar, and.the roll-up .sleeves you love. Nikita Khrushchev of indulging in in 1941 which w as put down hy SnarlinjY Allied S rO R F S ^ an "outburst of controlled hys­ viating from the Moscow line, was ' r-.ii.ei cil meets. NA'i'O Secretary Gen­ It's superbly sudsable, quick drip-dr) and truly trying to drum up stories about fled to eral Paul Henri Spaak met with Drivers Reject teria." Na*i Germany and returned to 2,000 From e«1 MAIN ST.—Ml 3-6771 no-iron! RealK too good to have just one of... The chairman of the Senate dis­ differences between Red Chins For State Unlikely Plan on Berlin Dullea during his stay in Parts, Iraq this year after 17 year,, in armament subcommittee included and the Kremlin. He said the The NATO council will also bs so pick a pastel ond a w'hite. Sizes to 36 exile. He reportedly has been -- called upon to approve the West­ A Loading Bus Co. Offer, this language in a reply to the Yugoslavs, to substantiate these . .. . l-rfindon. Feh. 7 i/Pi Britain has See the new Ship'n Shore no-iron blouses, from t,98 Red bos.s' description of the Sen­ stories, used the Minnesota Dem- 1 ^ ern repfes to the Soviet note of Hartford, Feh. 7 (/Pi A "Right-* tees meeting yesterday for hear- a-sked the U.'t, Stale Department Jan. 10 calling for a 28-natlon Manufacturer! HAI.K'S SPORTS3VF..AR DFr.\RTM T;XT ator as a peddler of fairy tales and ocrat as a "substantial witness." j to-Work " law today appeared to ings on a wide variety of hill.i Ask New Talk a fabricator, to keep the rerorrl straight on Tnkp F.levalor to thp Second Floor. No Message to Ike be an unlikely reality for Con- The General Law Committee held (Continued on Page Six) Consisting of: Parchments, Khriischev went on to say that "You will remember that this nectlcul. a public hearing on a 'bill that what it desrribeii as American silks and shantung.s. Selec­ FCR New Haven, Feb. 7 .A*! T h e Humphrey’s imagination ran riot Senator recently visited the So­ Senate Passes 1 A barrage of opposition followed would permit mimicipalilies to en-j press charges that the British are m A'FL-CIO Bus Drivers’ union will viet Union and I had a talk with tahlish rent conlrol in the event of I An,pr, against a tion includes: Boudoir, when the Senator "began to make I by the powerful* voice of Senate SAFETY'S SAKE V attempt to reopen negotiations up his inventions about the rela- him.” Khrushchev said. “In the i Majority L,eader Arthur H. Healy local rental housing .shortage. An : pp,.]jn blockade, the Foreign Of- bridge, table, floor and with the Connecticut Co. Union tion.s between the Soviet Unioii and expectation of a noisy sensation. Airports Bill. j (D-.New Haven) who said he was overwhelming m jority of the 100 ! tndnv And Lonqcr Tirf Wtor d \ members voted overwhelmingly I fire said today chimney shades. You’ll the Chine.se Peoples' Republic." He Humphrey, in his speeches and av- ' “iinequivocably opposed " to the persons attending ' voiced opposi­ Sir Harold Caccia, British am- Bulletins want to buy several at these Drivt In For Our yesterday to reject a company said Humphrey surpassed Baron ticles, told fairy tales -three bags bill,, indicated certain doom for tion to the hill. has.sador In Washington, went tn proiposal for contract settlement. Munchausen in imagination. full of them - such as the story GOP P rotests the hill yesterday at a public, hear­ The right-to-work law hearing the Stale Department yesterday to from the AP low, low marl.OW prices! TTie vote -ejected the firm's attracted some persons into Imagination Ran Riot that he had brought a special mes­ ing in the General Assembl.v's L*- 200 voice Rrltish nbjettion to these proposal to place the "bread and sage from the Soviet government W ashington, P'eb. 7 'A*i The bor Committee. the hall of the Hbii.se. This was in suggestions. He was received by WHATEX'Ell TOr NEED— butter" Issues of a proposed con­ The Soviet premier made his at­ Senate has passed a 846.6 million sharp contrast to the persons IKE CUTS VACA-nON See our selction of Valentines tack in the Communist party Con­ to President Eisenhower - of Healey, leader of a DemoiTatic- 2,000 Its. Deputy Secretary of State FREE tract before arbitration, and a course no such message existed airport construction .bill de.spite controlled Senate, said In his brief who attended the rframatic 19.67 Robert Murphy. Thomaavllle, O*., Feb. 7 tA6— Valentine Gift gress in Moscow Thursday. He Front End, Brake and for children and grownups. controversial clause before ‘ the at all - and that I had confided protests from some Republicans testimony that he didn't even want hearing. Caccia's .move followed reports Prenldent Eleenhowkr decided courts for a legal opinion on its ridiculed Humphrey’s reports on that it would punch a hole in Pres­ Those who came to hack the hill today to eut‘hU southland va­ ASSORTED CUTOUTS FOR what took place in a recent 8-hour two important secrets to him. to see a commitjee report on the that Ihe British were holding out YOU'LL HNO IT Shock Absorber enforceability. "Indeed, I could find a better ident Eisenhower's budget and in- bill. included representatives of the against irsp of land force tn push cation a bit short and return to SLIPS CHILDREN IN CELLO PACKAGES ■■ Some 1.1.60 members, wno have Humphrey-Khrushchev talk. He ■vite a veto. slate Chamber of Commerce, the Washington tomorrow. The AT Inspection. said the Senator's "wnld im agina­ partner to share .secrets with 1.6 Favor legislation convoS’s -through if the Commu­ been w orking nearly five months than Mr. Humphrey! The President, who vetoed a Some 1.6 witne.sses testified in Manufacturers' Association of Con­ nists blockade Berlin. President, who has been tlie iVork done by experts en all F'me quality lace trimmed tion ran riot when he began to sim ilar bill last .year after Con­ necticut. local manufacturing as­ These reports pictured the Brit­ gueat of former Secretary of the 10c T. 39c without a contract, voted in the Better Than Munchausen favor of the hill while Ljibor or- conventional makes of ear*. slips that launder perfectly. seven communities served by the make up his inventions ' about So­ gress had adjourned, had recoip- sociations and Chambers of Com­ ish as preferring to rely on_»n air­ Treasury George M. 'Humphrey Marlow’s viet relations w'ith the Chinese "Sen, Humprey's wild imagina­ gajiizations turned out in force in Nylon tricot with narrow or C, RO M N U P 5 AI ,E NT IN ES ^ '^4 / s company. They* are New Haven. mended only S200 million over the merce, and jhe Connecticut Slate lift. since Wednesday, originally had INC. Communists. tion ran riot when he opposition. wide lace trim in all while. Hartford, Norwich. New London, , I next four vears for airport con- TTie right-to-work law hearing Grange. After seeing Murphy. Ambassa-: planned to go back to the Cap­ MORIARTY Meriden,’ Middletown and Stam­ Humphrey took the floor of the make up his inventioruk about the | ^truction dor Caccia told British correspond­ ital Monday afternoon. There 5c T„ 25c Senate to say: held by one of eight commit- The bill was sponsored by Rep. $2-98 $ $ ford. rehitiona between theJ^viet Union mensure pasiied last nipht Thomas F. Quinlan IR-Waahing- ents in Wa.shinglon "If there has was no indication of any BROTHERS 3.39 5.98 William Schappa, secretary of "This outburst of controlled hys­ and the Cliinese republic, jj 63-22 vole now goes to the been an impasse it has not been of ■ emergency. teria from the Soviet leader indi­ tonl. It provides that no person he , MI 9-5221 .301-.31,6 CENTER STREET the State Conference Board, an­ In this he evert exceed^ the well , House. No House hearings have required to join a union as a eon- j our seeking or making. " | cates a high degree of insecurity known compiler of fshrications. on companion legislation. Telephone .MI 3-.61S.3 nounced the rejection. He said no dition of employment and no per- ! Correspondents said he left the SAYS NIKITA AILING POMT POE OVEH 47 TEAES: figures would be relea.sed. ill the relationships between So­ Baron Munchausen The bill would extend the federal son be denied employment becsiise ! clear Implication that any font-1 '•Iv „ ' viet Russia and the Communist "And now the Yugoslav Revi- News Tidbits Berlin, Feb. 7 l/Ti—^The West "There has been no strike tallq" aid airport program for four years of union membership. It would out- | dragging, over anti-blockade plan- i Berlin tabloid Nacht-Despeache Schappa said. He said the Union Chinese. beyond June 30 and inrrease the Culled from .AP Wires law the union shop. | ning had been in the State De-| ^ / • • f ' "I am surprised he would go to (Conttniied on Page Two) said today Nikita Khrushchev 44 will again seek a m eeting \Vith the annual federal allotments from *6.3 Quinlan called the proposed bill ' patlmenl. gave the appearance of being a company in an effort to reopen million to *100 million. one of the great issues of present ! Caccia recalled that a month very sick man during the re­ negotiations. In addition, it includes a special Confessed killer Ray Allen Young times. He said that "compul.soi v ; ago the British embassy in Wash- .. discretionary fund of *65 million captured by Texas officers two cent Soviet Communist Party The controversial clause - in unionism must be abolished unless I ington readily endorsed a P rench ; Congress. Tho newspaper, quot­ the company contract for more that Sen. A. S, Mike Monroney (D- hours after breaking nut of Alius, we are to continue to make a mock- suggestion for talks hy military; TODAY’S BEST BUY IN SLACKS Okla), chief aponsor of the hill, Okla. jail ... Two New Britain ing unnamed C»ech Ooiwnu- ONLY FITS LIKE A KORELLI than 30 years -- makes arbitra­ ery of the ideala of American civil , experts on what to do if Berlin Is : nlst sources, 8*id the Soviet ALL WOOL GABARDINES and FLANNELS *Korell tion mandatory in all future con­ Churches to Erase said was designed to speed Ihe men accused of forging documents liberties." . blockaded. _ . ; modernization of big city airports to get around state’s automobile premier looked aa If he had PLAIN and PLEATED FRONTS tracts. The Union wants to retain Quinlan contended that the right I He said a senior British officer! aged greatly, wak unusually it. The bus company oposes it. to handle jet airplanes. financial responsibility law. of a person not to join a union wept to Washington for that pur- i Under the program, the federal nervous,' and was runiqied to bo A nfajority of Union members The Federal judge who enabled should be as basic as the right of , pose. But after 10 days he went suffering from a tumor, .The KORELl. PLUS - SIZES FIT 5’OC PERFECTLY voted for a walkout in a strike High Pressure Ways grants have to be matched dollar U.S. agents to look at voter rec­ an individual to Join a union. | home because he had not been . . . with no alterations if your 5'5" or under! for dollar by the states. Nacht-Depescho was the only M0.88 2 for ^21.00 ’ vote last month. But the Union wa.s ords In three Alabama counties Sherman Ives of the Connecticut j able to arrange any consultations. newspaper to carry the report- ! / r ! / ^ - \ 21 votes short of the two-thirds All Republican efforts to cut the asked now to open the way for State Grange said members of his j Caccia was quoted as saying he bill were defeated, bfit the Demo­ t NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIO.NS By TOM HENSHAW •quires a.good deal.of preparation. more Negroes to vote in one of the organization favored a righl-to-| twice nudged U. S. Secretary nf it'i proportioned for YOL . the Junior Woman IS'S’ and under)! (Continued on Page Two) crats made one concession in an counties . . . Harold E. Stassen work law. He said that they pre-] State Dulles on the urgency of 4-H HEAD TO KETIRE New York, Feb. 7 IJP)-- The Christian enlistment actually it'« stylfd '•ith narrower anoulder*. effort to make the legislation more says President Eisenhower and ferred that it be made a consti- getting planning started -once on Storrs, Conn.. Feh. 7 l/P) — United Church of Christ has come got underway last month long palatable to the adminiatratlon. Randolph W. Whoples, who ha# Its waist ishilJier 1 VALENTINE GIFT HOSIERY before the traditional pledge Sun­ Russian boss Nikita Khrushchev in , tutional amendment, January 21 and again last Sunday. GLENNEY'S It’s tuller in the bustline, wraistlme and hipline. up with a plan designed not onlj’ The bill originally called for ex­ favor of ireniilne negotiations, and Both Mitchell Sviridoff. presi- Yesterday, corre.spondcnts said. been State 4-H club leader since day in the fall — w-ith special penditures of *.66.6 million -over 1948, will retire June 80. Presi­ Its lengths is Kaled to your height. , Judge Assails to raise money but also to cultivate schooling sessions for those w-ho that people on both sides are try- dent of the Stale Labor Council ; he once more impressed on the I , It’s designed with generous seams, d«p h ^ > ' , , In Lovely New Shades five years. But majoriW leader ing to keep them apart. { I Stale Department the urgency of dent A. N. Jorgeosea the Christian attitudes toward the use are to lead the regional training Lyndoq B. Johnson (D-’Texi won University of Connectieut, who It’s carefully detailed with snap-m ahoulder of resources. New York City retail mer-1 (Continued on Page Five) I getting something started. meetings. unanim ous agrefm ent to lop off made the announcerajant today, : The r«u h -h o wnuine for altera.ions, no povmg for alteration.. ARKWRIGHT SEAMLESS NYLON ...... 79e Pr. Jury’s Verdict One major point of the new The regional meetings of lead­ chants fighting prospect of In­ ytND - the flattery only perfeot ht ran gi'e . one yfar and $100 million. said membership In the clubs ■ plan; To take high pressure adver­ ing laymen and ministers of parti­ The measure waa the second bill crease In city’s S per cent sales tax ! ALBA DARK SEAM SHEER N Y L O N ...... $1.15 Pr. tising methods out of religion. cipating churches will he held in to 4 per cent, claiming it would be | has grown. td almost 8,000 un­ Hartford, Feb. 7 OPi—Superior topping/ the President's budget der Whnples' leadership. See CHORCHES, Your Local NO-MEND SHEER NYLON ...... $1.35 and $1.65 Pr. Court Judge Charles S. House yes­ The plan, called Christian Enlist­ February, April, September and t ____ . catastrophic for business . . . ‘ ALBA SHEER S E A M L E S S ...... $1.15 Pr. terday criticized a jury in open ment, was dfeveloped by the Rev. October, The trainees will be (ContinD t on Page Five) Cuba’s cabinet again postpones ‘The Small World’ RED SHIP SEIZED All. This For Only court for bringing In a verdict in Dr. L. C. T. Miller of Philadelphia. briefed rather than instructed in final approval on decree permitting SATIN-LINED HOSIERY C A S E S ...... S1.DD to $1.98 a criminal case which he de­ Evangelical and Reformed Church; detail. opening of gambling casinos . . . Aalesund, Norway. Feb. 7 <*» Dodse and Chrysler Dealer for the and the Rev. David Sandstrom of More Important than the train­ Communist East Germany says its A Soi'iet Ashing vessel^ Waa scribed as bordering on a mis­ Three Englishmen—and one P^nglishwoman—set sail brought into this we#t-4Mhat carriage of justice. New York. Congregational Chris­ ing sessions, However, are the all­ U*S* Finds Trouble Soviet-Bupplied armed forces are We welcome charge Sccounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with tian Churches. church planning conferences, rec­ not equipped with nuclear weapons, in a balloon named “The Small World” from the Canary town today by a NorxvefiaB The case was that in ’is’hich naval prize , cretv after Itaidiig Best Values on New Dodges This textured coat-dress looks lovely wherever cash sales and also tn customers who pay their charge account within Jam es A. Doyle Jr., 44, H artford, The two denomina’tions ar.e well ommended for early summer, Getting Ready^Cash submarines or bombers. Islands on Dec. 12, 1958. fifteen .(15) days after billing date. on the way toward a merger in when church leaders will decide New York woman on relief for be4n arrested while lUUng In. you go. In easy-to-wash cotton and acetate . . . was brought to trial on a charge Their objective was to retrace the trade winds route Norwegian territorial waters. of criminal negligence,- which car­ the t.Tnited Church of C hrist but the best possible program for the five years may face criminal ac­ coming year and set a budget'for W ashington, Feb. 7' iJP] — The of Columbus to Trinidad in 1498. The 100-foot herring drifter with white overcollar and prettily-bowed band on ries with it, upon conviction, a a union of church programs and government is .going to borrow tion if her claim to nearly $10,000 and Chryslers it. Madness? Quixotic? Perhaps. It turned out to be a was placed under poHoe guard bodice . . . the .alim skirt with set-in hip pockets. maximum penalty of 10 years in budgets has yet to be worked out. $1 >, billion in new cash next week found by two boys in paper bag , Free Parking Rear Of Store By the time pledge Sunday rolls last week is upheld... Italian voyage on which peril was multiplied—it involved ditch- immediately on landing. Navy or teal blue. Sizes 12 plu.s to 18 plus. prison and a SLOOO fine. Christian enlistment is based on around, church members will have )>ecause of unexpected difficulties A week ago today, the jury re­ the widely held theoty that pres­ in refinancing jart of the national premier-designate Antonio Segnl ipg at sea, loss of radio contact with the world and 20_ a better-than-avera^e knowledge meets with outgoing Premier Fan- •NAP LAJOIE DIES tired at 4:30 p.m.’ and did not suring churc'n members into giv­ of 4rhat his church is, what it is debt. days of drifting in the hostile ocean. YOU CAN BUY agree upon a yerdlct until mid­ ing instead of educating them in The announ.-iement by the Trea- fanl in first move to try to- form Daytona Beach, Fta., Feb. 1 doing and. not inetdentaliy, just new government and end Italy’s And, of course, there was the continuing, intensely Iff/)—Napoleon (Nap) Lajole, 8S, Illustrated here is only one of the many styles of night. Then it found Doyle guilty Christian stewardship Is not only what his money will be used for. 'sury yesterday csnie as a surprise. unethical but poor long-run strate­ political crisis. human story of three men and a girl existing for 24 days chiarter member of baaeball’a A DODGE KORKLL DRESSE.S, you will find in .1. \V. Hale’s of negligent homicide.. the maxi­ In addition, the mem'ber Will be Only a week 4go Treasury officials mum penalty for which is six said they hqped to get by without Premier Nehru says hr had no Hall of Fame, died at a liOjMtiM Eeulpped and delhered a* low a* Ready to M'car Dept.—Second Floor. gy- asked to pledge not only.money in a 15 X 8 gondola. here today. Lajole. bord^Bapt* The J W . l U U CORK moqtha in jail and a $500 fine. “There are no bargains in Chris­ such a borrowing until April. part In election of his daughter, but also time and. talent to some Mrs. Indira Gandhi, aa president The first and exclusive publication of the pnly nar­ 5, 1875 fat ’Woonsocket;' K' T.. Doyle was arrested as a result tianity,’’ says the preface to the church chore like’Leaching.Sunday The need for the new cash arose rative written by a member of the dating expeditidn— Aniahed hla , « l-y e s5; fOiilJof' m a n c h i s t i r C o n m - of an accident last Aug. 3 on King low-pressure CE handbook. "No school or helping out In the church when-' the Treaaurey offered new of India’s ruling Congress Par­ ty. .. Police say they have crushed the member to whom it waa the greatest trial—^the lone league cMireer lii 19. St., north of McGuire Rd.. South shortcuts; no exemption; no defer­ office. securtles earlier this week in ex­ Ufettme batting '''* ments. No one ever learned to wor­ change for *14,872,000,000 in m a­ a plot to create pin uproar a t in­ CORNER MAIN qiMi OAK STREETS Windsor, In which four teenagfetw This, save the Rev. Mr. Sand- woman, Rosemary Mudie, has produced a unique but He appeared In M75 vyere aerioualy ii^jured. One of ship without worshipping. atrom. is the responsible approach turing securities.' auguration of 'Venezuela presi­ dent-elect Betancourt Feb- 13, true chronicle of adventure- The series starts Monday games, jpaasd ’Di' '* them, Elsie Waller, 17, of 59 Ogil- ■iNo. budget was ever adequate to Christian stewardship in that it . But holders of $2,081,000,000 if . ond hasemaa. by Dr., Hartford, died of her Iji- .apart from' a carefully planned "establishes a scale of values; It ths old securities rejected the of­ A proposal to create a forestry in The juriea. program, nor successfully subscrib­ sets Christian priorities. It involves fer and demanded payment in cash. camp for delinquent boys receives support of prison officials ’a t.j a P > T , MANCHESTER J It was a head-on collision and ed w ithout its intelligible and con-' s basic understanding of what the This la Itnown. as attrition and of- 1905 to IMt vincing presentation."' church is: whst it should be do­ le^slativa publie bearing la H a n ­ toulfeatrr liianitts IfaraUi i Olevaland'«Hil (CtMOangd 0* P f Fltr*)^ A convincing preparationpr^p re- ing." / (OMttmied M Fag* Five) ford .,

^ I tl a m. service will be Rev. John i the 10:45 E, Kingsbury Jr.. a.3soclnte pastor er* All.' of the First Evangelical Ongre- Junior PYF will meet from $.7 WMO-IM* Daify Radio ^ iHqlan Dies at 84; gatlonal C’luirch of Cincinnati. p m , W O O O -4S M Ohio. His sermon inpic will he "A .Senior PYF will meet at' the WKNIHM* t M t t r m S t o a t e r d TIib o ./’ Youiiff Deiiiorral.s Journey Into Faiili." Commuhlly Houae at 5:30 p.m. to •6m. Ernest P. Brown, superintendent^' ~ I Host and hostesses for Suhiiav go In a group to the sendee at ARGEVIINE PLATERS East Bethel A M E Church on Main St.. I .■ rtm toUvmiait p n fn ia •oh*0 - ^ ! ^ Aparth eid Leader MATisimPRISE VS Both sidw vnlagrabie o t malls in Manchester for 25 I will he M l. and .Mrs. Ja sp e r Hunt William Mvetle of Dart Hill Rd j Ushers for the early service will H art ford. ■IM n« by tlM nuUo By ALPR|ro 8HEINW0LD N o a m year.3, retired a few da.va ago after 4) 10 7 5 2 was alerted new preaidenl of the | ,,p nsvid Woodmansee and Robeit .Masses at St, Franets of Assisi BbBfeStBMBta U b U* aub]Mt,.U> (ConttnoMl froin Pag* One) Seven Hundred and Nine-» V.8. M asten.^4lM CkaJBploB Church will be said al 7, 8 , 9, 10:15 WDRC- ¥ • 3 The Horace W. Porter School S6 years of service with the U.S. Sotrth Windsor Voting Demoerat- Starr HI ami Hollis .ligiieie and riuu«« without BOIKO. WTpP- Three’ teams will take part in Post Office. Ic Club aureeedlng .lark Wood-' Robert Hossen at the latler se:v- and 11.30 a m. Suiidav. racial Identity among overwhelm­ It took only .1 0 minute* to ♦ K Q 7 6 majority neceaaary for, the approv. will observe National Electrical 8:08- : the world championship match that A citation wa.3 presented to cock al the club's annual meet- ice WINF—Na*e ing majority nonwhite* for 200 hear one case in Coventry Jus- _____ ♦ A 7 6 al of the Union's international Week next Monday and Tuesday 8:18— I beglna today Ir New York. Th* w w rr EAST Brown at a dinner held at the Red ing this week. ' The I’F will meet at 6:30 pm Mancliester Evening Herald WHAY-vPeed Swaneon year* and were not prepared to ttbe'Court last night, but 45 headquarters. In cooperation with the Connecti­ Ember, and tribute to the veteran At that time a program sponsored minutes to collect a 1 2 0 fine A I 9 6 3 A K 4 O ther new officers nam ed at the Smith Windsor correspondent El­ WCCC—Record Review surrender it. I Italian* have won two atraight postal employe was paid by the hy the ArDon ('ommission will be more G, Riirnham, telephone wo^&5f?»kon0 Rovloo WKNB^rConn ACTlfee from the court’* only "cus­ A Q I 9 4 V 10 6 5 The Union says it is in a posi­ cut Light and Power Co. meeting are David Macintosh, Ha said tha color conaciouaneas I world championaMpi. An Ameri- ♦ 10 5 ♦ 9 4 guest speaker. Post Office In­ "AnyDiing Can Happen Night " Mitchell 4-0674. - WPOP—N*«*» UTKN-MonHor tom er." I can team will try to recapture the tion wher? it can be forced by the On Monday, Charles Hill Jr. will first vice presidenl; Julia Cava)-' WDRC—Weekend Review of South Africa arose from the AS34 AKQ10932 spector T. Francis Peckenham. Rnndav Silinol will star! at 9 WPOP—Tempo Bandetand ! Bermuda Bowl, which American company into a strike unless ar­ eri, second vl( e preaidenl; Willard contrast between twq trreconcHl- •Eight dollars of It was paid SOUTH bitration begih* imnledlateTy fol­ present a film at 1;30 p.m. to all Toastmaster Thomas Moriarly. a.m at Onr Savior l.iiDieraii teama won four time* in a row in Bagley. third viie president; Rob­ New 5'orU A ceramic paint has W MAY-rred Swaneon able way* of life — those of bar­ in pennies. A A Q I lowing the breakdown of labor- sixth seventh and eighth grade Manchester assistant postmaster, Chiireh and chnieh worsliip service prevloua year*. A strong Ar­ ert Hugh, secretary: and Betty been developed that doean'l have WTIC—Mohiloi barism and civilization, of hea­ Justice L.eRoy M. Roberts ¥ AK72 management negotiations. Th* and several other postal employes at 10:15 a.m. Re\ W alter H. WDRC-Weekend Review fined Robert W. Thompson, 23, gentine team ivlll represent South pupils. 'Hie film will show the work Krawski, ireastirer. lo he tired, w||l not flow at high T*mt>e Baiidiuuid W POP—Tein|K< Bandetand thenism and Christianity. ♦ A I* 3 2 public then places. the blame for of Edison and the importance and also lauded Brown for bis work Abel will linve for lus sermon of Lakefront Park, Coventry, A m erica. Roderick MarPlierson and Stan­ temperauirca, and will dry in 3.5 & :48— There is no parallel for the A J the strike on the workers, not the growth of electricity and how it through the years, Dieme "Following Die Lord in m inutes. WHAY- Kred Swanion for breach of the peace. Thomp- Here ia a sample of the Argen­ ley Johnson were appointed dele­ 'WHAY—Mu«ic lor Two South African record of non­ EMt Batah Wsst Nat* company, according to the Union. has affected the progress of our Brown’s citation, signed by Post- I.eiil " Tile I’lihlii- I.lilheran In­ WOCC—Make Min* Mu»ie W Tir--Monitor son'a case wag first heard Jan. tine Btyle as displayed in last gates to the .State Hxecutive WDRC- weekend Review extermination. nonmiscegenation.' PaM 1 ♦ PaM 3 A Management claims that a com­ country. On Tuesday. John Horton. | master General Arthur E. Sum- formation (’oiirse IS lield at 9:10 WKNB—«40 Club 24 and had been continued un­ year’s world champlonahip con­ Boa rd . MORIARTY WTIC—B o u HUl«r WPOP—Tempo Bandetand and nonassimilation but of preach­ 4 NT PaM 3 A pulsory arbitration clause would also affiliated with the Connecticut j merfield .and Regional Director a in Tile discussion will he 8 ;0a - til last night for sentencing. te s t; PaM Building Aetivity Drops w £ * 0 —Modeto U « « 0 ^ ing practicing Christianity with, < ♦ AU Paai deprive It of it* rights of decision Light and Power Co. will conduct a | John DeMott. honored him.for "de­ ' W'lial Die Hilile Savs .Mioiit Our -WPOP—^ n iD o B oM ouad WHAV—Fred Swaneon After North's Jump to three dia­ Building permits totaled $’28,0,50 j GENERAL wrK'-*N**» Thompson, a coin collector, Opeateg lead — A > whenever, future contracts are Hiity Towards Our k'ellow Men" BROTHERS the retention of racial Identity and monds, the Argentine player who series of demonstrations dealing \>otion to duty in the course of an during .laniiary, a drop of over ''^fttA Y —Mu»iC tor WDRC— nm* paid the fine with tlO bill, a 31 negotiated. Tile ciiiirrii ciioir is iimier the di­ WPOP—N «w i mutual respect.” he aald. had the South cards went out for 4 with electricity in the seventh and honorable career in the United a half million dollars from la.st ; 801 CENTEB 8T. WCCC—Mak* UlD* UuMe Apartheid, he said, aimed at j bill, 50 cents, 2 quarters and 800 Dally Question eighth grade classrooms. States Postal Service.” rection of Mrs. Tlionias Reardon. T V SER V IC E 5n 8-5185 WkS b —MO Club pennies. slam. He was right, too. With the January's figure, ai-rording in a ■WTJC—Bom Ullltr WINF— settling African.^ in their own Partner bids one diamond, and Guidance Talk It went on to say: This citation, Wapping Commiinily Chnrcli naya M QC A Call WDFC—Wookond B*vi«w «:I0— Justice Roberta and the court king of spades in favorable posi­ report released by Town Engineer Nights Plus Part* WPOP—Tempo Bandotvid VVIKF—Muaic r'^r RvtalDg reserves, training then to develop tion. the slam could not be de­ the next player passes. You-hold: Lee Pyne, guidance director at tendered upon the Occasion of re­ and Building Inspeitor Waltci 'S unday Scliool will meet at 9:30 *:IV- these areas industrially and agri­ clerk then spent the next 45 Spades—10 7 5 2; Hearts—8 3; Windham High School, will meet tirement from active duty, con- a ni, \tilh I'lasses for all ages WHAY'—RYed Swanion minutes counting up the change. feated. Burnham. Hmtever, pcrmils foi TEL. .Ml Rracl Herald .\dvs. WHAY—Muaic for Two - VVTK -euricu* aio.rie culturally. giving African* self-, South could ruff out hia hearts, Diamonds—K Q 7 6 ; Clubs—X 7 6 . with parents of the eighth grade : veys official commendation from two neny horr.es were issued, wlule Rev. Roy Hiitcheon will preach al WCCC—Record Renew WDRC—cormeolleui Preeeme rule under their traditional tribal I draw trumps, and take the spade What do you say? students at Horace W. Porter ! the Postmaster General and a cor­ only one was recoi-ded m .I.imiaio- WKNB—840 O ub WPOP-Tempo Bendeiend customs by replacing sdl white of­ TTWO o r THT. GBKATF.8T LOVE School Monday at 8 p.m. He will dial expression of esteem from co- WTIC—N ew i Weather 4-.8B- finesse. When this worked, he was Answer; Most American experts STORTFR F,V E» 19,57 WDRC—Weekend Review WHAY'- kVert Sweneon ficials and traders In the re­ First Aid Classes home. would bid one spadc^The hand is speak to them concerning courses ; workers in the service ..." Other items inchuled Diier ad WPOP—Tempo Bandeiaod WTIC—Red Foiey snow serve* with Africans. He called it When the same hand was played not quite good enoug^for a strong “3 Coitus In The Fountain” available and plans for advanced In a letter earlier in the week. diliona, $5,500, and tiuec sign.-: WDRC—weekend Review aiften Wtbh nnrolhr MrOaIrs education. He will also answer any * ’t?HAY —Utieic tor Two W PoP—Tempo Sandetend a separate racial development. To Start Feb. 16 at the other table, the Italian op­ diamond raise, and three is very 7:M-*:S*-I«:4« I DeMott said it was known Brown $.500. Total re ’eniie from fees and- W'CCO—Record Review 4 :4 8 - -Malan never amoked or drank ponents stopped at five diamonds. little advantage in suppressing a questions pertinent to the offer­ I "always contributed more than an permil.s during the monlh wa.s WKNB—840 Cmb WHAY—Kred Swaneon “I.j)ve Is A Many ings of the high school. WTIC—Roea Killer WTIC—Uonlloi strong liquor and hia whole career A standard First Aid course will The Argentine players gained 750 four-card major suit. I average day's work, despite ob- $174 WDRC—Weekend Review WDRC—Weekend Review was shaped by the atem ideals of points, which amounts to 7 Inter­ Splendored Thing” Workshop Meeting ! Stacies.” I V. Seoiifs M«M't Mirndii v WPOP—tem po Bandetand WPOP—Tempo Bandetand be offered to all men affiliated Copyright 1959, General* Fea­ hla forefather*. He was g schol­ national Match points. ture* Corp.) William Haldan Jaaallar JIaaaa Mrs. Irving Lohr will open her Brown has been a Manchester Troop 1 Girl Scouts of W apping S:W— t : » 8 - with the .Manchester Police and 4:44-8:18 I resident all his life. Except for a WHAY—Mneic for Two WHAY*—Rred Swaneon arly religloua man who Invariably True World Contest home to the Columbia Workshop will meet Monday Horn 6,30 lo 8 I year working for an insurance WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Monitor dressed In dark aults. Fire Departments, Joseph McCooe, The 3-cornered contest that be­ group Monday night. Mrs. Luoius p.m. al the Wapping KlenieiUaivI W K NB-840 Club WDRC-Newi STARTS SUNDAY WPOP—Juke Soi Sat- Nlshl Born on May 22, 1874 at Riebeck First Aid chairman of the Man­ Bank Shortages Traced W. Robinson Jr. and Mrs. Julius company In Philadelphia. He has .School. Girls liaving unfinished W nC—Boee Miller gins today is a true world cham­ j worked in the Manrlie.ater-Hart- ...TIME TO ENJOY WDRC—Weekend Review I 1:18— West in Cape Province. Malan In pionship. The Argentine team de­ TRRI8TC ACTION KHOWI Banner, local leaders for the projects aie urged to bring them to WHAY—Fred Sw8neon chester chapter, American Red ford area since his graduation WPOP—Tempo Bandetand hla youth was a neighbor of an­ feated opponent* repreaenting a Washington—IJuring fiscal 1953 "W hat's (>)oking in France” topic, this meeting 'riiis Iroop will meet I WTIC—Monitor Cross, announced this week. i from T rin ity College in 1913. WDRC—Weekend Review dozen South American countries bank officers throughout the na­ “Submarine “Para troop will bel^n charge, acting as host- -Mondat’S herenller unless othei- * ’l?HAY—Muelr. for Two other famed South African prime j Brown joined the post office de- Ernest F. Brcfwn is presented with a citation by Postmaster Alden. SHADY GLEN DELICIOUS W(XC—Record Review WPUV—Juae Biia Set M(ht minister, Jan Christian Smuts. I The course, whirh will be held last November. The Italians won tion were rutponslble for about Sea Hawk’’ Command” eases, also. E. Bailey in observance of Brown s 36 years serrice witli the post wise notified. Tioop 3 will meet at WKNB—840 Club 7:1*- at Police Headquarters, will start 50 per cent of the bank shortages. fYithollc Women ! p a rtm en t in Align.::! 1923, when T’leasant Valley School on Wednes­ WHAY—Fred Swaneon Smuts, who was four years older, last August over players from all 3 .38-4:.78-4:84 t:14-8:M-8;44 office. Brown retired recently after serving as superintendent WTIC—Roea Miller i WTIC—Monnoi : on Feb. 16. It will run fo r fo u r suc- The remainder wer, traced to tell­ Mrs. John Bausola. president of jI he was appointed postmaster of day evenings as usual. WDRC—Weekend Review once taught Malan in Sunday the major European countries Wad., Inn Of Thpi Hth lfllppin«ia*' j the North End Post Office, then a of mails ill Manchester for ‘J'l year.s. i H erald I’linto l)y O h a ra). CHERRY VANILLA OR wrpop—Tempo Bandetand W’DRC—Weekend Review ce.ssive Monday evenings in 3-hour (w est o f the Iron Curtain) and one ers and other employes. the Catholic Ladies Society of St. .\llend Sliiiuer i WPOP-Word of Lile school. classes starting at 7 p.m. An ad­ separate organization. He became Forty W('('U' memhers attemled 7:48 ■■ . Malan studied theology at Ut­ or two countries from the Near C olum ba’s CThurch has announced W’HAY—Hound Dop WHAY—Fred Sweneon vanced First Aid course will follow superintendent of malls when the lessons, cortifiiates will be pre­ a ( om]>:i1111ivcly new dev>'lopment a Pantry Showei foi .Mrs. l!o\ WCCC—Record Review recht University and on returning East. The American team really that there will be an open meeting DUBONNET BLACK CHERRY WTIC—Mtmitoj the Standard one, to run for nine of the Willimantic District Coun­ ; two post offices consolidated in sented. in agency relations in the insur- Hiitcheon la.st niglit si Die luiiiie WKNB—MO Club WDRC—Weekend Review to South Africa entered the min­ represents North America, since 1933. and .served under Postmas­ WTIC Monitor WPOP-Word of Life successive Monday evenings. it defeated the best teams in Can­ cil of Catholic Women Tue.sday When the first wmkshop was ame indlusti)'. Three years ago. of Ml. and Mia. .lames Sleeper oi WDRC—Weekend Review istry of the Dutch Reformed ters Frank Crocker, Thomas .! first announced in The Herald, i1 .Mutual of H ailfoid took the lead- Reelzelmh R:i. Hew and Mis WPOP—Tempo Bandetand 4:M— McCooe also announced that ada and Mexico as well as those n ig h t at 8 o'clock in St. JrX^ph’s WHAY—Mueic Aliev Church. After preaching nearly 10 (Jiiish and H Owen Grant, as well ws immediately ovcr-siihscribed eiship in Ibis field liy establishing Hnlcheon rec enD\' nuu eil into Dir ICE CREAM • :U— WTIC—UConn ve Vermont plana are being formulated for a in the United States. Hall in Willimantic. The speaker years he became chief editor of Die as present Postmaster Alden E, and a second cla.ss, to begin April a cnimcil of 1 ’’ agent .s. new parsonage on Klhngton Rd WHAY—Hound D o t WDRC—World Tonlkht Burger in Capetown, the South Af­ Standard First Aid class in Bol­ We have a good chance of bring­ TELEVISION PROGRAMS of the evening will be Miss Mary WCCC—Record Revue WPOP—Juke Box BaL NIB&f ton. sponsored by the Civilian De­ Fitzgerald, an attorney from Weat Bailey. 1, was achediiled and filled, he Tile council ineet.s several times next lo the Wapping ('ominimit', WKNB—MO Club 8:18- Realtors Honor rican Nationalist newspaper and ing the world title back to North Before his appointment to the fense Unit for Bolton Police and H a rtfo rd said. Each class is limited lo 2o a year lo bring coni|)anv and i Chniri h . 77icv’rc "L/icrrv” Good! w n C Monitor WHAY-Muelc Alley later leader of the National Party America, but the "wise money” ia post offire, Brown worked for the WDRC—Weekend R eylew 7VTIC—UConn ve Vermont Firemen. The course Is set tenta­ said to favor the more experienced Scout Craft Meeting niemhers. agenc y cl iser logelhei. and Ifvpio- Uhiirrii \e« s VfTOI^Tempo Bandetand Holl on Tuesday in Cape Province. In 1918.he was Hartford Aecident and Indemnity WDRC-World Tonl*nt tively to begin on March 9. Italians. The Argentine team is C haaicl $ Hartf4»rd, Cuba. An Arts and Crafta workahop. Ten additional women have ex­ vide the comimny with agency ad­ .Sunday .Scliool al Fust Congre­ t : K — WPOP—Joke Box SSt. Nl«kt elected to Parliament. Cta.)hBUCl A N«w UaveB, V»tm, Insurance Co. He served in the vice and reaction.': ill advance of gational Chun I) will meet at 9:30 WHAY—Hound Dof 8 *88— Three Manchester First Aiders given very little chance of win­ CbBBBn St BprinxfUKI. Mb m . sponsored by the fifth district of pressed their interest in a third W iv . • Recoro Kevua Although he lacked the bubbling Armv for two years during World decisions on (onipany poyev. a.m. Rev. R. W inlhrop Nelson will 'wHAY—Muelc Alley Edward .1. Holl, dean of Man­ i have been assigned to the Inatnic- ning, but its players are not known Ohann^t SO N«\v Britain. Cona. YOUR YARN SHOP the Eastern Connecticut Council of workshop whirh will be held this WKNB—MO Oub w n c —UConn ve Vermont personality of Smuts. Malan wa.s Chaaarl 40 Holynke, Mi m . W ar I. up here and they may spring a (One Block East of Main Girl Scotits. will be held Monday fall. No dale has been set for ttie ! preach at the 9:30 a m. rhiircti w n o —M oollor WDRC—Muelc Throuth the Nl*ht chester realtore, will be honored an able parliamentarian and a i tors School In Hartford for further Chaaarl 63 Waterbnrr Cana. Of the roughly 30 post office em­ Warren K, Howland, local real­ .servile on "Is Yours A Free WTrtiC-Weekend Review WPOP—Juke Box Sat NIthI ' training. They Include John surprise. The writer makes no pre­ Between Oak and Bireh) a t 8 p.m. in the Hebron Elemen­ fall class. bP—Tempo Bandatand I i4 8 - by hia friends and fellow realtora fluent speaker In both English sjid, ployes pre.seni wlien Brown was tor who only a few weeks ago e.\- Wot Id?" The guest preacher at the WHAY—Muelc Alley Hughes, Raymond Peck and Betty dictions. but casts one sentimental tary School. ttIB — at a luncheon Tiieaday at the 3 J's A frikans. S:0f rOlXEGK RASKKTBAIX * Art Ntfrdlswerk 'The workshop will feature pro­ first appointed five remain. In the teiided Ins activities all the way WINP-iManehceter Rarald Nawa WTIC—DConn ve Vermont W alker. vote in favor of the home team. (Holy Cross vs. West Vlr- intervening yea i s the post office Honevmoonera. se'’ond-honcv- WDRC—Muelc Through the Night Reataiirant In Bolton. He married twice. His first wife xinia) Suppliss grams of singing, dancing, hand to Flnricia. lias artnnnnreil a fur­ *'vfeir—Moalo for tha Plret 8hUt WTOP-tJuke Box ^ t . Night died in 1930 and in 1937 he married ( 6i WILD RILL HU'kOK has grown lo include more than «f'd just plain vacation- ther expansion but a little closer Holl, who celebrated hla fl.Mh puppets, metal tapping, cardboard 100 woiker.s ' tho.se inlero.sterl m • :4S— Miss Maria Ann L.ouw. a librarian. 4:00 < 6) I*0!»EYK THEATER * Frst Instnietioni to home. WHAY—Hound Do| WHAY—Muelc Alley 4:30 ( R) THE THREE NTOOGEfi loom weaving and ramperaft. Brown is'niarried to the form er f'lfnUiire. .should be WTIC—UConn ve Vermont birthday .Ian, .30, will be present­ He had two sons by his first mar­ □ □ □ van □ □ □ □ □ □ □ In anlicipation of a banner COSMETICS WCCC—Recoid RBvua n □ □ ( .1) FEATl'RE FILM * Free Forking Hebron Girl Scout leaders will Edna Macaiilav and lives al ig 'n » curreni sales pro- WKNB-MO aub WDRC—Muelc Through the Night ed with a lifetime membership in riage. And soon after Malan be­ “Drnxon Srcfl” act as hostesses. Mrs. Theodore year in 1959, Howland has Ini'i eas­ WE CAKR5’ ALL w n o —Moeiltor WPOP—Juke Box S at Night the Manchester Board of Realtors came prime minister he and his □ □ (72-301 RACING FROM HIALEAH 60 COTTAGE ST.—Ml 9-2851 Grove St i niotion being offered ’by Keith s WDRC—Weekend Ravleir lt*8- TREAT THE FAMILY (40) BATI RDAV PERFORM- Sanden of Lake Rd.. Columbia, ' Furniture Store on .Viam St. ed his sale.s force with Die addi­ THE TOP I.INES “Ymi Cjin Taste The Quality” for his "outstanding service" In the second wife adopted a Oerman girl. WTOP—Tempo Bandetand WINF—N«wi ANCE fifth district chairman, is in charge Ciisloriers who piircha.se any of tion of Kavninnd Hnlromhe of 8 :M — real estate field Dr. Malan died peacefully in the TO FINE FOOD i:M ( N) ALL STAR GOLF 3:30 ( B) RO LLER D ERBY ' The appointment of Gerald F. • :t» - WHAY—Muite Alley □ □ of arrangements. the three moms of fiirniitire now ARTHUR DRUG WHAY—Hound Do* A spokesman for the Board said presence of hia wife and members (W) WOMEN’S MAJOR LEAG l'E (40) W ORLD O P IDEAS O'Roui'ke to the post of director, Routea ft A 44A : W i.t.v R.-curO Kevua W j^pt^onn Vi Virmftnt BOWLINfi 8:55 (22) N E W S The fifth district is composed of on sale, or buy merchandise total­ K o iu K u ia a : Cm(4fu. .Jilftic Through th« Nlfht It Is believed that Holl. in terms of his family. He retired as prime Everyone enjoys dining here where sales promotion, has been an­ WKNB—MO Club □ (52) CARTOONS 4:00 ( .2-40) FA C E T H E N A TIO N troops from Andover. Columbia. ing $600. wifi be able to spend a i- m _TC—Monitor c —Monlf u T o r Jiiko Bre^ Bat Might of years of activity in developing, minister in 19.'i4 after leading the □ perfecUon is the only standard 1:36 (22) JE F F 'S t'OLLlE (22) POLKA PARTY nounced hy_ William H. Slelth. 9.8«- (3B) FLIPPY THE t'LOWN Coventry, Colchester, Hebron, Leb­ 7-day vatation for two al a Mi­ WDRC—Weekend Review WHAY» Mmnc Allrv building and selling real estate, 1s N ational P a rty in victory in 1948 '•and there'* something on the 4:30 ( R) BOW LINfg STA RS president of the Iona Manufactur­ WPOP—Tem po Bandatand menu for every member of the (53) JCDG E ROY BEAN ( 5-40) BEH IND TH E N EW S anon. Marlborough and Tolland. ami Beach hotel with Keith a *:W- WTIO—Miialr wUh A Beat probably the senior reallor in ('on- and 19,’)3. The parly still controls *:••(*) JEFF'S COLLIE (50) FK A T I'R E All leaders, co-leaders, committee ing Co, on Regent St. WINF—N ew t WDRC—■ ^ Music ‘ Th TCtlgh tha Night □ fam ilv Plan to dine here tonight. □ (*5) SOT. PRESTON OF THE O'Rourke, a graduate of North­ picking up the tab. W por—Juki Box Sal. Night necticul. the South African government. 3:00 ( 3-40) TV C O L L E G E Q l'I* members and parents are invited. < :1 8 - YIKON BOWL eastern Unit ersit)'. was fomerlv j Tlve vacationer.* must he taken WINF—Muelc with Joe Glrand 8j«5— Much of the property in Man- (30) FA M O rS WESTERNS WHAY- Mu^iic Allf^ (22-30) K A LEID O SCO PE Cookie Sales between April 1.5 and Dec. 1.5, and 8 :1 8 - WTIC—Muitr with a Beal che.ster and the surrounding towns c HERE NIGHTLY □ (33) LATE 3IATINEE "The Third Com m aad'* The annual sale of Girl Scout WHAY—Hound Dog has been handled by Holl's office 4:36 ( MO) ANNIE OAKLET ( *) PA IL W INCHELL SHOW may be .spent al either the B arce­ WDRC—Muelc Through th* Night EDDIE REED (iiiesit: Alice Pearce. Eric Cookies by Troops 181 and 11 and WCCC—Record Review WPOP—Juki Box Sat, Night since he first opened it on Main St, □ ,\T THE PIANO □ (22» FILM lona. t>ie Canllon. or the Nauti­ WKNB—840 aub ^ ^ ^Dlnp, Pnnrfi it Hava Fun ^ 4:44 f 3) W EATHER. NEWS A Radiction, and L et Orloli. Brownie Troop 92 began earlier lus hotels. Included are free eock- w n c —Monitor WHAY —Mueir All»v in 1903 w ith a young atto rn ey . 5:30 ( 3) LO NE R A M ;E R WDRC—Weekend Review Fvorv A SPORTS ".M r. T rouble" th is week. tail parties, dancing, swimming, WTIC—Monitor Alexander Arnolt, he said □ TiOO ( 3) AFRICAN PATROL The proceeds of the cookie sale WPOP—Tempo Bandetand WDRC—Miiklc Through the Night • T in KS.. FRI. and SAT. “ □ < Ml DEATH VAIJ.El DATA ( 3) CiRAY G H OST s.ghtseeing. beach partie.s, movies, g:80- WPOP—Juki Box Sit. Night Holl is a charter mcnihrr of both (55) WHIRLYRIRDS (44) TE1I M ACK A M A TEtR will be divided in this manner, five gifts, entertainment, treasure WHAY—Hound Dog # MIHF, STANKO'S # H O t ’ R cents per box remains with the WCOr—Record Review the Hartford and Manchester real J •FOOD (40) RANCH PARTY (53) THIS IS TH E ANSW ER hunts, beauty pageants, aquacades, WHAY Mumr All*v estate boards. □ 1:80 ( 3-40) PERRY .MASON troop while the remainder will be* W K N B -840 Club WTIC—Monitor FOR *'Th« Caso of'lho FrandoIrnt 6 : 0 0 t 3-40) S.MALL W O R LD sports, and so on. TWntT—Monitor AVEY’S (22-30) .M EET T H E PR ESS. used by the council tovyard pay- j WDRC—Muiic Through lh« Night SOAK GRILL! EVERY Photo" Everett Keith, president of WDRC—Weekend Review WPOP—Juki Box Sit Nigh! J 30 Oak St., Slancheafer ^ <15-.10) PEOPl.E ARE KLNSI (tiiest: .Ha.ror af H 'etl Bar- ment on Camp Laurel and other WPOP—Tem po Bandetand le so- □ MOOD” □ ( M 3) THE DICK CLARK SHOW lln, W illie h ran d t Keiths, emphasized that this is 4 :4 8 - WHAY- Mueir Alley " No Cover. No. Minimum " ( B) SK Y KIN(i Scout activities. WHAY-Hound Dog (.ard Parlv. Show (53) LA TE .M ATINEE not a contest but is extended to all WTIC—Monitor The first orders will be filled (nistomers making a single $600 WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Muelc Through the Night # A 8IP L K T a R k INO # 6:80 ( 3-40) TW EN TIETH C E N TC IT beginning March 16 with late or­ WTKNB—840 n u b WPOP—Juki Box fiat Nigh! □ □ "The F'roren W ar" p.ircliase or purchasers of various WTIC—Monitor PlaiiiuMi In I’TA □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ders about April 1. Scouts are "W hat do people do te.4A— □ n: ROBIN HOOD # ( 6) RK8(T’K 8 articles whase value adds up to WDRC—Weekend Review WHAY—.Mueic AlUy (22) SILEN T SER VICE instructed not to solicit cookie or­ WPOP—Tempo Bandetand the $600 figure. WTIC—Monitor (.20) C O M M EN TS ders outside their home neighbor­ WDRC—Muelc Through the Night The Keeney St. PTA will eon- ENGLISH BIKES 7:00 ( 3-40) TW EN TY-SIX M E N Top .salesmen d'.inng the pro- WPOP—Juki Box Sit Night ! H> LA SSIE hood unless accompanied by an I 11:0A— duct a comhlnatlon.card party and (22-30) SA B ER O F LONDON adult. n o tion will al.so receive a vacation WHAY Night Owl SALES ond SERVICE "The Black W idow " for two at Miami. GENERAL WTIC—Newa hobby show at the Keeney St FEATCRE FEATURK 1 7:25 (53) REPORT FROM W ASHING­ H eart P'lind Itaymond Hnlcnml>e without BLUE CROSS WDRC—Niwi School M onday at 8:30 p m. SQUARE TONKiHT SINDAV 1 TON About .500 letters have been sent 1 WPOP—Newi STATE Sixes 20 to 24 7..20 ( 3-40) JACK BEN N Y SHOW — Premiiun rales ha\e been re­ •Mountain View Kd., W apping. and T V SERVICE Mrs Nicholas .lackston and Mrs I;4(LR;0<1 to Columbia residents in connec­ 1 U :1A- 1 KrtvV thru Tt>Ei!(UAY 1 * | (fiiefft: D anny T hom aa tion with the Heart Fund drive, ac­ duced oirlife ins-'ianre policies is- William E'. Boles of 54 Tanner .S| Days (A AC A Call WHAY—Night o n DANCE (22 30) BI DDY' B R EG M A N siieti hy the .'.avings Bank of M an­ WTIC—SnoriB Pinal David Crtilrkshanks co-rhainnen i MI'SIC SHOP (Color) cording to Mrs. Carlton B Hutch­ Mrs, Kenneth I. CTiase of 23 Ly- NIghta Pina Part* WDRC—Mueic Through the Night said the affair is Intended to wel­ M usic By and Sunday Continuoua From 2 P.M, (iueata: Jim Rackna. R al^h ins. drive chairman and secretary chester and other "Uitiial savings dall .St., also recently joined the WPOP—Juke Ros Siturdiv Night B IU ’S TIRE and Sanford and Jerry W allace TEL. Ml 8-S482 come new members and residents of the Willimantic District Heart banks in C'onneclicut, according in firm as secretary, to help pay U :S g - RHYTHM RANGLERS 1 ( 5 - 5 3 ) M A V E R I C K the Savings Banks Life In.surance WHAY- Night n n of the Keeney St area Although l.D OVER . . . IT’S WONDERFliE "5>llow River’* A ssn. Howland said he has expanded WTIC—Monitor advance ticket sales are reportedly SATURDAY, FEB. 7 REPAIR SHOP 8:00 ( 3-40) ED K CLU V AN SHOW Mrs. Hutchins said, it 1s her Gerald F. O’Rourke Fund. WDRC—Muelc Through the Night { "The Rivalry" atarrifit hLs operations hei-aiise he feels W POP—Juke Box SiturOav Night heavy, additional tickets will be 8-12 P.M. hope that contributions will be The new scale of piemiums seta 180 Spruce— Ml 9-0459 ! Nancy Kelly and Richard lower rates on all policies and al there will be An increase in the de­ available at the door. Refresh­ ; B o o n e mailed promptly in order that the Boston sales representative for mand. not only for more housing WHAY—Night 0ml CITY VIEW HALL ^ , JAVMTIE <22-30) STEVE ALLEN SHOW the .Monroe Calculating Machine all ages. In addition, savings banks ments will ha served and prizes drive may be completed by the end really big hospital bills?** WTTC—Monitor (Color) (tuexta: D on K notlt. and land, but for commercial and WDRC—Mu.«ic Through the Night will he awarded Proceed., will he 490 Keeney St., Manchester 1:00 (23-30) THE PERRY COMO of February. Co. He will coordinate sales pro­ will provide a discount of $1.2,5 OKIAr NiW PUIl OIL Admission 75c SHOW (f ursin: ('onotn T om Po«ton and leonla N’yt yearlv per $1,000 on all policies of industrial real estate as well WPOP—Juki Box Siturdiv Night turned over to the PTA Library Francis, (harlrton Hrston. 6:.20 ( *.*3) LA2V .M AN Lions Club motion activities for the Iona line OlVflOPMINTI MAME" " W a r p a t h " $2,500 to $5,000 except term in­ Both Holcombe and Boles come W’lKF—BiCi Off Fund. thr Mllle RroOirrs. Al Hoff- Charles W. Hill Jr. public rela­ of electric blenders, food mixers, V. man. and Dirk Manninx ! t:00 ( 3-40) TV T H E A T E R tions officer in the Willimantic can openers and 'uas.sagera. surance For example, a person I to the Howland firm with capable < R) TI T.BOAT ANNIE i ‘’The Laal Leaaon" who buys $3,000 life insurance un- Ii business backgrounds. The former (S3) JL'BILRE, I .S.A. I (22-30) DINAH SHORE SHOW Branch of the Connecticut Light says Mrs. Harriet B. Chotffeld i:t0 ( L40) WANTED: DEAD OR (Color) Guc*ta: Jane and Power Co, will be g)iest speak­ Connecticut utility companies der one policy will receive a dls- ' Fairy Tales-3 Bags Full ROSMIND ALIVE 1 Poivell, Mel Torme. aad er at the dinner meeting of the will observe Natlcinal Electric count of $3.75 yearly below the ( R) JUBILEE. I S.A. D oaxlaa iFaIrbanka Jr. ha.sic prem ium rate; under a $5,000 t'.H I LAW RENCE W ELK ( 6-5S) ( O I.T 4.2 Lions Club. Monday at 7 p m. in Week Keb. 8-14 with a program de­ of East Hartiand SHOW ‘’Circle of F e a r" the Liberty Hill Log Cabin. The signed in part to portray the vital policy the yearly discount would be ( 3^0) GALE STORM SHOW (40) LA2VM AN meeting will observe National $6.2,5, End. T«nH«! In lAvltli Celerl RUSSELL (22-30) BLACK SADDLE 8:30 ( :M0) A LFRED HITCHCOCR role electric power plays in the Premium rales are reduced also , Lit Tsj-lor "Cllnnl Starkn.v" PR ESEN TS "The Latl Dark Electricity Week. Edward R. State's economic development. Senator Hits Nikita’s i:M (K-K) ( IMARRON CITY S t e p " oh supplementary benefits such as i Peterson, district manager of the Despite last year’s temporary Cot on o Hot Tin Roof ( h) DIVORCE CnC RT "The Braoty and tha Sar- Power Co. will also be a guest. decline in industrial production, total and permanent disability i 2;45<4:36-lft ro w " (53) fAR lS PR ECINC T waiver of premium benefit, and < 3-40) HAVE GI N. WILL 10:00 ( 3-40) K E E P TA LK IN G Hot I.imrh Alenii there wad an increase in power re­ Tk* CketfleMt held Extsndad Plan R. Bardot TRAVEL ( • J - S 4 V T o r . I.ORF.TTA TOrKO Horace W. Porter School hot payor benefit which protects a 1 anm v quirements. Major electric utilities Fabrication Charges 10:M 3-40) f il NSMOKE lunches next week offer: Monday, added 216,000 kilowatts, increas­ child's policy in event ot the deatli e:emb*rihtp through th# Stole of Con* "Lo! Lo! Porisinnno" R) WALTER W INCH ELL FILE "T h e ftlerk l.-re A 'slentine” lot the payoi of premiums. 4:35-R:26 (53) SAMMY KAYE l.'.S) O R A L RO BF.R T.S meat balla in gravy, buttered rice. ing their generating rapacity 13.3 ptcticul Porlr o«d For*it C8*>»t4»(aiv "MiinU' frnm Manhattan'* carrots and fruit: Tuesday, ham- per cent. Costs for this and other I .‘'avings hank life insurance is (Uontinued from Page One) talked with President Eisenhower. 10:30 ( 5) HKADLINK i now sold by 44 .savings hanks in where Mr. Chatfield '■ *n>ploy*d. San.. Mon.. Tarn. All In Color! (22-30) THE n.A «. MAN burg on roll, pickles, cole slaw and conslnirtlon amounted to m ore Et. route home from Moacow, ( R) ('HARME CHAN LINCOLN-MERCURY applesauce cake: Wednesday, coin ^ than $.50 million, j Connecticut, At the year-end there sionlsta have taken Ihl.a fab ric ato r Humphrey said in London Dec 6 "PARTY GIRL" (40) FEATERE TOPS IN PIN'E c a r s : chowder, egg salad sandwich and ' was $52,063,195 insurance in force, unto themselves as a witness. The he was carrying a significant mes­ (S3) THE EARLY LATE SHOW of which $31,810,193 was in indi­ "IN LOVE AND WAR" "A Sportinx Chanrr" fruit cobbler: Thursday, corned A decorating workahop now be­ very idea that 1 could have been sage from Khr,i.«:hchpv to Eisen­ ll:ee ( 3) NEWS. SPORTS A WEATH­ In filancheiter They’re At beef hash, buttered beets and fniit vidual policies, and $20,2.53,002 in "W'ith six youngsters in our family we’ve had to use our Blue CroSf ing conducted by Watkins Bros. group policies. in any way confidential with a hower Later Humphrey said STARTS WBD. * ER cup; Friday, tuna noodle casserole, Furniture Store on Main St. ha* man who himself boasts of his 2 0 - Klirubhehe-.' told hir.i the USSR PLUS: ''BLUE DANUBE" ( R) NE3V8 A WEATHER MORIARTY BROTHERS "Tho Inn of Sixth Happln#**" «2’ • i rRTRIN riM F green salad and ice cream. proven to be such a .stiecj-ss two; appointment of Edgar H Extended Plan several times. But until my recent 75-day stay in the year struggle against communism ; had a hallistira missile eapable of (30) SATI'RDAY NIGHT NEWS .Its Center St., Tel. 5n S-5IS5 Co-op Mothers can only serve to raise a laugh. I firing a warhead 8.700 miles. (40) WRESTLING Mothers assLstingthe kindergar­ sim.lai- classes will be held. Clarke of the Clarke Insuram e A store apokesmat| said 23 ■ ^ st. lo the hospital, we never realized how extensive this coverage is. My bill came "Anybody who haa the slightest' 11 :U < R) WORLD'S BEST MOVIES ten teachers next week are: Morn­ "Roarinr Twrnliai" 14:30 ( 3-44) WHAT’S MV LINEJ housewives, office .workers, pro-: ^ Advisorv Council of the knowledge of politics, not to speak ■ ( S> FEATCRE FILM ( «i MEET MeGRAW ings, Mrs. Eugene Dente. Mrs. of a knowledge of Marxism-Lenin-1 "War Pain!" (StI Sl’NDAY NIGHT MOVIE Robert Quinn. Mrs. Alfred Brand fesaional women and students are i insurance Co. of Hartford to $3,191.70. Blue Cross Extended Plan paid, $2,966.70. Charges for (30) LATE SHOW* "The .Atirecle of the B elli" now attending the workshop been announced bv the presi- ism, will understand how unthink-; (301 THE LATE SHOW and Mr*. Arthur Cobb; afterfioona. "The Homan Mnnetrr** which IS being conducted by Ken- .^ent. John Alsop. , ' able a confidential talk with' 11:30 ( 53) NEWS (531 EARLY LATE SHOW Mrs. Abraham Pitrokowski. Mrs. William K. Bolem Special Services alone came to over $1,800. Blue Cross covered thia Humphrey would be on questions ] 12:06 (40T n i g h t c a p EDITION NEWS "Zerii Hour" neth Tedford. ' ; Acent.R Advhiorv Council U « 11:00 ( 31 Sl'NDAV NEWS SPECIAL Sol Koenigsberg Mrs. Abraham of the policy of Communist par- For A Delicious L:H ( 0) NEWS At the conciuslon of the eight *______T______,__ _ ------served for several years in a sales ( 8) SHOCK THEATER ( «i NEWS AND WEATHER Rubin, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. amount in full. You just can’t beat that kind of protection. lies, on our relations with our beat ■ "Rrhiad thr.Maek" (40) Sl'NDAV NE3VS SPECIAL Carl Lewia Jr. executive capacity with a leading friends, the leading people in the , 2}15 ( U NEWS A WEATHER 11:15 ( 8) F E A T l’RE FILM “Do Rorry Wo. o l4idy” Boy Scout Siinilay „ petroleum company while Boleji Hilps icMp your Communist party of China. SUNDAY ( 8) WORLD'S REST M03^IE8 Boy Scout Sunday will be ob­ represented a manufacturing rep- "Evidently, m atters are gomg so ’ SUNDAY ■’Co»» Tim berlooe" served in Columbia Congregation­ reiientative firm. Before that he badly with the Yugoslav Revision- : (44) n i g h t c a p e d i t i o n iTEWS b u rn ir clion a$ it II :M (401 PREVCES t al Church tomorrow. Scouts of was engaged in Chamber of Com­ isls that they are picking up all | ll:** ( 3) A.MKBICAN LEGEM) DINNER «7») THE WAY : 11:80 iSSl NEWS Troop 62 and Cub Scouts are to at­ merce administration. j hioti your home I sort* of ridiculous inventions. (.3*1 NEWS BEVrEW 17:48 ( 3i N E B S * WEATHER tend worship service, in uniform. Howland said he will continue to , This reminds of the way news­ 17:50 ( .11 MOMENT OF MEDITATION Enrollment in the Extended Plan is always I 144) TEXAS RANGERS : 1:0* ( 1(1 NEWS Scout George Peters Jr., with his concentrate most of his sales ac- | BT-98 <1 ths most completely paper peddlers sold their guuer Try Our VALENTINE tills (S«l TABTOON TfSIE mother and his grandmother, Mrs. tivities in Manchester and th ad- I eSeetivc fuel oil additive is use I U :H ( SI WE BELIEVE open on a group basis where five or more papers;- in Tsarist Russia /be I ( *) TEENERS TALK CP Philip H. Isham, will do a vocal Joining towns. However, he said, 1 today. This belpi your oil newspaper seller wotild come /un- I (33-M) rOSLtlANn PERrORM- MONDAY trio as a special musical number. he expects to devote more lime to ■ persons ore employed. For more information bumet deliver more dean, de­ ning along shouting; 'Extracn-din- I ANCE Glastonbury and East Hartford ' ary occurence! Woman gives birth (4*1 THIS IS THE ANSWER 17:4* I M*> LOVE OF LIFE about the benefits of the Extended Plan, coll pendable beat. You get pre- Roast stuffed half spring ehieken $ .75 l t : 8* ( S) YOCR VOICE IN WA8 H- I7t-W> TIC TAC DOCGH Manchester Evening Herald properties than he has in the past. raiom gerviee, too. All dcilgned to a girl with whiskers!' INGTON 17:1* I 31 SEARCH FOR TOMORBOW ■ Columbia eorrespondent Mrs. Don­ The local realtor also reports or write your nearest. Blue Cross Branch “And the inexperienced reader, Giblet gravy, creamy whipped potato, freeh gar­ DANCE 1:4* < 3) YES'rEBDAVS NEWSREEL (77-3*1 IT cu t) LB BE VOt tat make home beating easy. ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy that he has sold several homesites of course, would grab the news­ ( S> WORLD’S BEST MOVIES 4 MS) PLAY YOI’R HCNCR den peas. "B alaikn” (40) TV THEATER 8-8485. at Pilnta Gorda. Fla., to Manches­ Office for a free folder: paper and look for the report of (O) TI’GBOAT ANNIE 17:45 ( 3) THE GI'IDING LIGHT ter area residents since he that event and not find anything 1 (.3*1 Sl’NDAV 3IATINKE 1:0* ( 3) NEWS launched a sales campaign a few Cei today for 1 ^ 3 of the sort. But the newspaper .Saturday, Feb. 14 (4*1 ZERO I4S4 ( 3-53) LIRERACE SHOW i l.JS ( 8) IT’S YOi; COSIMCNITY 1771 AT H 05IE iVITH KITTT w eeks ago. peddler had sold his paper and he ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS IiS* ( St F E A T l'R E FILM (301 MOVIE MATINEE Pastor to Start At th a t lim e H ow land wa-s chos­ MobiIhGat r7.m had done hia Job. “ The G allSet Legl^en” (401 DIVORCE HEARING en as area representative for Vhe "It seems to me Sen. Humphrey (371 FRONTIERS OF FAITH 1:45 ( 3) OCR MISS BROOKS THIKST DANCING 9 to 1 A M. (44) FICTCBR FOR A SPNDAY Series on Praver Charlotte County Ijind ft Title Address: Connecticut Blue Crou, Inc. and the-Yugoalava have something 1:3* ( 3-44) AS THE WORLD TURNS COCKTAILS SA ’nS F Y IN O AFTERNOON ( 5) MY LITTLE MARGIE Company's "Harbour Heights. " a WE GIVE in common with the salesmen of t;*4 (JJ) rCRTAIN TIME (53) OPERATin.N SUCCESS 9,(KM)-acre developm ent on the 945 Asylum Avenue the yellow press.” ” BI« Modw C.S.A. 3 :N (401 JIM3IY DEAN KHOW The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of MUSIC BY THE iith (W) WASHINGTON REPORTS I Peace River. Hartford, Conn, GREEN STAMPS Humphrey had an 8 -hour inter­ ( 31 .JANET DEAN R.N. Center Congregational Church will 1:«* (Ml PRO BASKETBALL (37-34) t r u t h o r UONSB- begin a series of six special Lenten The development i* located on view Khrushchev in November. On (N ew York *7 Svraratr) itUENCKS (Colnr) j Ftorida's west coast between Sara­ phone: JAcItson 7-7291 hla return- to the United States he STARTONES , t;4* (4»i THE I.AST BORD ( MS) DAV IN COURT sermons Supday on the subject of sota and Fort Myers. ( 1) THE HARTFORD RVM- 3:M < 3-44) HOUSE PARTY ' prayer. Tomorrow’s topic wiJi be iiouiARDjoNnfonf) PBONV (37-341 RAOOIS RAOOIS

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1969 per cent In luch refinancing pro­ >Ao:uFOTm Bolton grams. Senate Passes Thia wcek'a rate was not a rec­ business together, the winter and and now Is, when the true wor­ w tin aiid If It comM. la not Ukaly shipers shall worship Uw Fstnor Wonders of the lJ^ive^se Right-to- Work Law ord. however. There was a 30 per MODERN IHanriiPHtPr to come from eome extrovert up on we mortals, like gentlemen. in spirit and in truth; for the Torum ’ Letter Stirs Mathers Airports Bill, cent attrition in a multlblllioo dol­ • etump. It could more probably Father seekoth such to worship lar refinancing last Auguet and in 1059 a refinancing brought a 32 l€t»tiitt9 l|praUi come from aome dour-faced char- him. God Is a Spirit; and they that TV SERVICE worship him must worship him in per cent attrition. •ctar who never In hie life pleaaed Churches For State Unlikely To Answer Mother’s Charge GOP Protests me. Scien tist Designs SERVING MANCHESTER spirit and in truth” (John 4;2S.34). (^------a crowd, like John Foster Dulles. Connecticut Ooirelativo passages from “Sd- *9 BILLION FARM SURPIA'K •mi ROCKVHJLX An “Open Ftirum” letter in The (Continued from Page One) Washington, f'ch. 7 (4?)—The fed- enoe and Health with Key to the (Oontlnued from Page Joe) w a sT O £ BacklarhAm St. JaoMM B . C. C kim h Scriptures” by Mary Baker Kddy, classes in case of bad weather and Herald Thursday, signed by a Bol­ rral government had more money j PvbUiriMn Challengins The ‘Spenders’ recommendations to be passed in Invested in farm surpluaes during FMBMOcstotel. Yankee Conffr«CAtloiiAl Camrch Bmt. lohn F. Haamm, Pastor Include the following (p.l40:16-17, Safe Toy Rocket and Mrs. Margaret Driscoll, the traveling conditions. ton mother, brought a partial an­ QlAAtonbury, Conn. B w . iames T. O’Catuoll ' 20): "We worship ^iritually, only Mothers assisting with the rapid-fire order by the Senate. January than it ever had before Ml 3-8185 "Tie "spenders” whose election to swer yesterday from Principal By A. H. O. Philip Majuhman Boeo, D.D. R ^ . John P. BlancMMd I we cease to worship mate­ council’s legislative counsel, spoke classes for the week will be as fol­ Only the night before it paaaed a The exact total will not be ANTENNAS REPAIRED I Bau«ta>a**l^ e ^ Congress so disturbed President Richard B. Mather of the elemen­ known until final figures are tab­ at Msaolraater. Gaea.. Pastor tUey- Joseph H. HcGraii rially... The true worshipera out with representatives of other lows; Mrs, Nelson J. Bearce, Mrs. $2,675,000,000 omnibus housing and INSTALLED Gtaa Mall Matter. Easenhower are already showing Stine’s rockets give teenagers a Richard Lee. Mrs. David Gibson, tary school. The letter was criti­ ulated al the end of this mouth. As far as we can make out, the shall worship the Father In spirit By DR. I. M. LEVITT * unions. measure that exceeded Eisen­ signs of bearing out the Presi- Sunday, Feb. 8, Pastor's CIa ss Sunday Masses at 8, 7, 8, 9,10:15 and in truth. ' " Director Franklin Instituto motor unit with excellent thrust Mrs. John L. MacQuown and Mrs, cal of the local school's handling of But the Agriculture Department SCTBdUPnON BATKS most that one particular group of Other labor bills before the com­ hower's requests by more than a Fajrable la Sdwiee 0:30 a.m.; Church School 10:30: and 11:30' a.m. PiMctarium Philadelphia combined with the utmost in s«fe- John Dinsmore. The weekend progress reports. .yesterday reported the Investment .$1560 deilt'B worst fears. T h t House and lobbyists defending one commission mittee included ones that would billion (ibllars. OBE VESP ••• ••eaaaeas s • * ae •• • • • • Church Worship 10:30, Subject of Sooth Methodist Church ty. But there is also another ad­ cleaning schedule Is Mrs. Richard In the school hulletln this week, had topped $9 billion. 8 t E M t M lt h S * . a * • a e e a a a 0 • • • • • • • » • • . 776 8 e e t e have already passed against Governor Riblcoff's pro­ Here's a tip for youngsters ex­ prohibit coercive and violent pick­ 1 S t Bridget’s K- C. Chpreta vantage. G. Jodry, Mrs. Fred J. Johnston j Mather said: “The writer of the In the argument over tlie im­ The record month under ttie i T f i m M o o t h s ...... 800 posals for governmental reorgani­ Sermon: "A New Birth of Free­ BUnisters perimenting with home-made roc­ eting, and require secret ballots MEMBER . 130 housing bills calling for far more Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor and Mrs. Robert Robinson. | Forum letter questions the wis­ pact of tlie airport and housing O m BScwtti •••••••••••»•••••••••• zation has to lose is the fact that dom." 'Rev. latwrenoe E. Almond The units can be combined to al­ in the election of union officers price support jirogiam had been | W M kly ..'-fceaaee.eaeeaeaeeeaeaaeae .80 kets. dom of mailing reports, in fact, the program on the precariousl.v expenditures than tSe one he rec­ its clerical work and record-keep­ Feb. 11, Bible Study of the Rev. Stanley E. Haatillo, Assistant Rev. Charles Reynolds low youngsters to learn at first Mothers as.slsting with simllar'i Fehniary 1956. wlien $8,901),000,- j Stetfl# Ot^QT aaaaaaa«a**oaa*aaeaaa . .06 In tinkering vrith explosive fuel and the taking of strike votes. whole idea of a confidential report. balanced budget for the coming ommended, and an airport con­ ing would be pooled with those of Buckingham Ladies' Aid Society; Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, Assistant hand the design requirements of classes at the basement al the 000 was Invested. i mixtures you can avoid danger and The sponsor of one of the se­ Second Congregational Church for She feels that every child should fiscal year. Senate Republican • ttlCMBElt OF other state comml.s.sions of a 1:15 p.m. home of Mrs. Harry O. Service* of worship at 9 and 11 also have an almost guaranteed multi-thrust rockets. On Jan. 1 of this year, tlie in- 1 TBS ASaXOATED PRIC® struction bill that would top the Sunday Masses 7, 8, 9, 10:15 cret ballot bills, assistant House the week will be: Mrs. Howard be given the full facts about hia leader Fverell M. Dii'ksen of The AswKlsted^M I. (^uslvely similar nature. That, at least, May, Diamond Pond Road. a.m. successful series of flighty by using For Instance, my son and I have Minority Leader Rep. Paul An­ Brnciford Barlirach Illinois said the Senate lias been vestment was $8,716,000,000. an In- ' President's la in the works. Buckingham delegations will at­ 11:30; in the chapel 9 and 10:15. Hastings, Mrs. Birge Dayton, Mrs. comparative achievement, no mat­ a< (onicmut iin ^ tmi («. •BUUed to tbe use of repubUcstinn o( would seem the only tangible loss Sermon: "Days of Preparation.” a model rocket perfected by C. designed a model of the Viking drews, (R-Cheshire). said the bill ter liow low that achievement is. committing “fiscal suicide on Hie errase of $155,000,000 during De- \ • • •■ *11fnwa • atetnwM ••••»<»>• •fi news dispatches credited to It or Reacting angrily ‘ c the course involved in the reorganization pro­ tend— Rocket weighing considerably Harold Green, Mrs. George Farr com her. i not othertriso credited In tWi t»p«t Pastor Almond. Harry SUne, a rocket expert who v'as not an attack on Connecticut and Mrs. Harry Orr. Engaged "We firmly believe that it is ln-‘ stlment plan." •ad also the local news published here. being t;.ken by the overwhelming posal the Governor has made. The February 11. 6 p.m. the Hart­ Church of the Assumption 9 and 11 a.m.. Church School, more than the Aerobee-Hl model. Adams S t and Thompson Rd, has spent most of his professional unions. He said the purpose of his unwise to do so until the rhlld la But Mnnroney nnd other Demo- .All rlshta of republlcaUon of special Democratic majority- a course commission itself, with its titles ford Branch dinner of the Ameri­ nursery througfli sixth grade. career at the White Sands Prov­ We plan to cluster four of the Grunge Installiitien The engagement of Mi.ss Judith crals said such arguments were I ATAM.Y INJURED ^ dispatches herein are also reserved Bev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor bill was to assure "constitutional East Central Pomona Grange Ann Handley to James Casanava old enough to deal constructively PINE LENOX certain to iinhal vnee his delicately and its miniature prestige. Its role can Waldenslan Aid Society at the 9 a.m.. Church School for youth. ing Grounds and with the Martin rocket motors together to power rights of free suffrage" to indi­ with this information. There could overdrawn, Monroncy said lie Noi'lli Haven. Keh. 7 i/Pi A man j at pr.'j'eBsional banquets, its clear­ South Congregational Church. Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant the model. Special wiring will be installed officers today at Wap- Garvey Is announced by her par­ •Full service client of N. E. A. 8erv- balanced *77 billion budget the 3 to 5 p.m.. Pre-Lenten open Company in Denver. vidual union members. bo difference of opinion a.s to just doubled his airport hill would In- wa.s fatally injured yesterday liy | PHARMACY k*. toe. ^ _ ing house for complaints, sugges­ Hartford. required and here we face the same ping Grange. Among these attend­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. I crease spending al all during the a train on the New Haven rail- | 3*ubllsliers Represemattvesr •Hie Sunday Masses 7, 8, 10:15 and house at the Main St. paraonaige. To get first-hand experience Andrews' bill was supported hy when this point is reached, J^lus Mathews Special Apency — New President told his news conference tions and propositions from ele- February 14, 2 p.m. World Day 4:15 p.m., Carol and Wesley with the Stine rocket, ‘my son problem professional rocket mak­ ing from Coventry were Mrs. Wal­ Handley, 29 Robert Rd. whether at the end of Grade 6 or 7 I next fiscal year because of the road's tracks lieie. I-’ollee idenllfed , 299 E. CENTER ST. 11:30 a.m. House GOP Minority Leader A. ter S. Haven, treasurer; Miss June Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Tfcr^ Chicaso Det^t andtostmL that if the Democrats Insi.st on rnents in the profession it dignifies of Prayer service at the East Choirs. Peter and I spent an afternoon in ers are confronted with in cluster­ or 8. We draw the line at the end I time required to plan nnd start! him as Mieliarl English a fitc- .MEMBER AUDIT BtJWCAD OF Glastonbury Methodist Church. Searle Pinney of Brookfield and D. Loomis, Flora: and Mrs. Anna Frank Collins Garvey, New Y'ork Ml 9-0896 higher expenditures they should and regulates, would remain in 4:30 p.m., MYF will meet at Cen­ a Philadelphia park launching the ing Jupiter motors to achieve a Senate Minority Leader Abner W. of Grade 7. Fallot rtioti) conslrucHon of airport projects. CIRCUUATIONS existence It would lose only the S t Bartholomew’s Church Anderson, home economics com­ City, formerly of Scranton, Pa,, propose new or increased taxes to ter Springs for scheduled program. rocket many times to heights of thrust of 1,500,000 pounds. Sibal of Norwalk. "We believe that it la Important On flinnl passage. 51 Democrats The Herald Prlntln* Cotnp^. Ijk.. separate identity of its miniature The United MeUiodlKt Cliurch Burkle.v School Auditorium mittee chairman. ami the late Dr. Garvey. MMUtnea no nnnndal rpFprmilMHtY w Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 5 p.m.. School of Missions. hundreds of feet. Both of us had Up She Goes! The rent control measure, re­ for every child to build self-respect nnd 12 Republicans voted for the finance them. "That would be the bureaucraey, which would bo of Bolton Events Monda.v Miss Handley attended Skid­ and confidence in himself suid to airport bill Five. Democrats and typographical errors appearing In ad- 6 p.m,, Families, MIF and MYF a wonderful time learning how well Once the tiny motors ignite per­ ceived support from representa­ more College and is a graduate of The engagement of Mi.ss Joan Twlsemenis and other rending matter straight-forward, honest way to merged into one bureaneracy serv­ Corner Bt. 44A and South ltd. will meet in Cooper Hall for box the rocket operates and planning fectly, Peter and I will watch our Buttons and Bowls 4-H, after look upon school as a good place to 17 Republicans voted against !b The Manchester Evening Herald ing a batch of similar commis­ Sunday Masses 8, 9:15, 10:30. tives of the State Labor Council Wheelock College. She is now a Llngard to Richard Philippe Dugas see whether the United States real­ Bev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister suppers. further experiments. miniature Viking zip upward to a and the National Aasoclation for school, home of Mrs. Harmon N. he in. where he is appreciated, re­ is announced by her moHier, Mrs. passage. The 63-22 tally was sions. Cochrane; Board of Education, 8 member of the faculty of the ^splav advertising closing hours: ly wants this kind o ' thing," he 8 t Maurice B. C. Church 6:45 p.m., Thg, movie, "Albert The device is a small scale mod­ yet undetermined altitude. Yet the the Advancement of Colored Peo­ North St. School in (Greenwich. spected and helped. If we can avoid Ellen Lingard, 35 Hudson St. more than the- two-thirds majority Fbr Moridav—l p m Friday Blit the tangible size of the loss 9:30 a.m., Church School for p.m.; Coventry Grammar School; undermining this basic aim for sev­ necessary to override a veto. said. Bolton Center Schweitzer,” will be shown at el of the Aerobee-Hi using a solid rocket will not be lost, because of ple (NAACP). Her fiance is a graduate of the Her fiance is the son of Mr. and FPr Tu^av—1 p m Monday involved apparently has no calm­ nursery, kindergarten, primary propellant ot about a pound-second Lhe parachute device In the nose Girl Scout Troop 71, at 7 p.m., ves­ eral score children by .spending a The President's rocommendn- For Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday And he is right, though we do ing elTcct on the amount of nimp- Bev. Bernard McOurk, Pastor sanctuary time. The president of the Hartford University of Scranton and of Mrs. Philippe Dugas of Attleboro. For Thuradar—1 p m. Wednesday and senior departments. thrust. The model weighs but a cone try First Congregational Church; Fordham Law School. He is a few dollars each year for postage Mass. Hons ns siirli were never pul to For Friday—1 p m TTiursday not believe the reaction from the ns this particular commission and 11 a m.. Church School for jun­ branch of the NAACP, Arthur L. and paper, we would consider our­ Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Community Baptist. Church' few ounces but operates like Its Parents should be grateful to Johnson, said the bill was aimed al Needles and Pans 4-H, 4 p.m., member of the New York Stale a vote. Instead, Ren. Andrew For Saturdav—I n m Friday the profession it serves Intend to ior and Junior high departments. j home of Mrs. Andrew J. Buckley selves rcml-ss not to do so." Miss Lingard is a graduate of Hchneppcl (R-Knn) first offered a Classified deadline. 10 30 a. m. each public to new tax propo-sala would 593 East Center St. at the Green big brother on take-off. engineers like Harry Stine who in­ -what he called rent gougers in lo­ Bar and is associated with the Manchester Higli Scliool in the dav of publication wceept flaturdav— ki( k up against the reorganization 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning wor-j The thrust can carry It upward vest time and capital to work out Jr.; Knippers 4-H, 3 p.m.. home of Tlie principal promised a reply proposal to continue the present $ a m be exactly what the President proposal. The fight is already be­ Sacred Heart (Tiurch John R. Neiibert, Minister cal communities. He said such a Indemnity Insurance Co. of North in next week's bullcUn to the let­ class of 1954, nnd of Boston Col­ ■ship. Sermon; "Lead Us Not Into Uhiirch St., Vernon to 500 feet. Once it reaches this the details for safe rockets. Mrs. Hannah Humes. program unchanged for four years. seems to think it would be. A t­ ing waged as if it were a fight for Temptation." measure was needed but the bill America. ter's criliciam of the nature of the lege in the class of 1958. Slie Is This would have coat $252 mll- Saturday, February 7 Rev. Ralph KeUey, Pa.stor 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.. Two similar altitude the nose cone is blown off While this rocket is a toy. In might be reworded more clearly. Also Cub Scout Pack 57, Den 3, presently employed as a social tempting to keep the lid on ex­ life itself. It could hardly be more 11 a.m.. Nursery. and out cornea a thin plastic para­ practice It teaches the teenager at 7 p.m.. home of Mrs. Rupert report; specifically, the number of llnn. at the rale of $63 million a vigorous if the proposal were for Services of Worship Sermon: Spokesmen for rental property Items on which a child is graded. worker by the New York Found­ penditures and holding out the 5 p.m.. Sunday Evening Fellow­ Masse.s at 8. 9:30 and 11 a m. Topic: “Be Ye Perfect” chute carrying the outfit safely many facets of this most absorb­ Hodgkins; Brownie Tioop 232, al year. Rchoeppel called it a rea­ Khrushchev On The Stump the nomplete abolition of the com- ship, Film strip, travel displays, back to earth. Thus it can be owners and real estate boards Church News ling Hospital. sonable compromise between the promise of a tax cut, aj the Presi­ 9:30 a m,. Sunday Church School ing science. strongly opposed the bill. Ernest 3:30 p.m.. home of Mr.s. Arnold Judge Assails mlsaidn and all its prerequisltea. .slides, music of Hawaii. used over and over again. He can, for example, use tele­ E. Carl.son: Boy Scout Troop 63, "Lead Us Not Into Temptation” Her fiance graduated from Bos­ ndmlniatratlon nnd Monrnney's bill, Let's face It. If we had a dent has done, has Its appeal. But In lilts attitude, of course, the St. Francis of Assisi Church for children and youth, Cradle Roll T. Garrick, president of the Great­ will be the sermon topic of the ton College ill the class of 1957, 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ .South Windsor through High School. No Mishaps scopes to find the height of the at 7 p.m.. Spinks Hall. South St.; but it was defeated 53-35. K'mishchev on the world stump, that objective should not be the defenders of the status quo are, ship. The rocket is completely safe. er Bridgeport Landlords League Rev. Carlton T. Daley at 9:30 and nnd at present is a student at The Senate also rejected by a from their tiwn point of view, from Rev. Arthur J. Ilcffcnion, Pastor 10:4.5 a.m., Sunday Church rocket and In so doing Improve hia called the bill completely discrim­ North and South Coventry fire­ Jury’s Verdict performing the way he Is perform­ first order of huainess for the gov­ In talking to Stine at the annual knowledge of arithmetic and tri­ men. 8 p m., respective firehouses. 11 a.m. worship .services al United Georgetown Dental Rclinnl. 48-37 vote an amendment of Ren the point of view of hard realism, Rev. Rn.vmond B. 'Vaskauskas Activity program for children, inatory and unworkable. He said Methodist Church tomorrow. ing, we would be putting pressure ernment of a wealthy country that St. Mary’s Episcopal thurch Assistant Pastor Cradle Roll through Grade 3. meeting of the American Rocket gonometry. If he is a ham radio The wedding will take place in Tlinislon Morton IR-Kvl to reduce completely right. No matter how there was no such thing as rent (Continued mini Page One) Church school sessions are held Bt. Bridget's Churcli in July. 'Hie total in Hie hill to $308 mll- on Russia, we would be Influencing is in need of .idditional and ex­ Church and Park Streets 4:30 p.m.. Church Membership Society in New York last Novem­ operator he can design a small Manchester Evening Herald insignificant a domain of profes­ ber I learned there had been 10,000 gouging and that there was plen­ at the same hours. Nursery at 11 ------lion, panded aervices. And it is entirely sional bureaucracy may be in­ The Bev. AUred L Wiliams, Mas.sps at 7. 8. 9. 10 snd 11 a m. Cla.s.s for adults. transmitter to telemeter Informa­ Coventry corresnondent, Mrs. F. world opinion, and we would be de­ models fired without a mishap. tion to the launching site. He can ty of low-cost rental housing avail­ the stale offered evidence to show a.m. will be supervised by Mrs. volved, it can onl.v survive by ex­ Hector 5 p m., Fellowship Guild met­ Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim dav, fish chowder nnd . i-arkei's, ; 'ini' Eisenhower's rec- lighting ourselves. Words are not possible the people might agree The Rev, Prescott Be«eh Jr., An expert in full-scale rocketry, exercise his Ingenuity in designing able. that Doyle, alone in hia own ear Allan Levenlhal and Mr.s, Joseph panding and entrenchlJvg itsell*, via Gospel Hall ing, for girls, Grades 6-8 Bring The Genera! Assembly wound up 2-6231. at the time, had been drinking and peanul butter and Jeliv .sandwi.-h, i ""J mw everything, and sometimes they with this view. Assistant .sandwiches. Stine developed the rocket know­ various rocket shapes. Lnrsch. Ulentine surprise. ' | It-NH, offered an amendment to the perpetual dynamlc.s of any 415 Center St. ing that countless youngsters in its first full week of hearings yes­ was traveling at a high rate of During the Fellowship session I nar uso of fc'drral fund.s for nir- are not anything, but when they However! it rem ins to be seen, bureaucracy. To ncx-ept shrinkage 7 p.m.. Combined Junior High These are just several of the the United States, unable to get bonuses accruing from the use of terday. There were some 3,000 speed. "Having heard all the from 5 to 7 p.m.. adults will study Ueekenu Kventu U’rminrtl farilitio.s other than are on the tongue of a good show really, whether 11.- Democrats In In any degree is next to being Quinquageslma— Sunday, 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of and Senior Youth Fellowships evidence in this case," said Judge 7:30 a.m.. Holy communion, in­ meeting. Speaker: Mr. James Sat- proper chemicals, were experi­ Stine's "toy.” bills filed before it. The Legislature La^lies Give Sho*v Hawaii. A filmstrip, "Brotherhood United Methodi.st Couiilc.s Clul) those e.s.sentinl for air operations, man they always make at least a Congress do. Initiating the pro­ fatal. Such petty principalities bread. convenes on Tuesday and Wednes­ House when Doyle was presented will hold its regidar meeting t o -;'pi),, amendment was defeated MANCHESTER, CONN. stallation of 'Vestrymen and other tcrwhile. Guests: Memorial Bap­ menting with dangerous materials Intrest parents should get in in Action," has been obtained and must defend tlieir borders to the 12:1,5 f).m., .Sunday School. day next week. Committee hear­ for sentencing, "I will never be Mrs. Elmer Weden will show color night at 8 o'clock al Hic cluiivli. 53-33, temporary Impression. grams they say are needed by n parish officers. tist Church Hartford young people. —match heads, say. There has touch with Mr. Stine at 1165 South For School Fuiid limit. or run the risk of being 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ings are scheduled for every day able to understand how the jury slides on Hawaii. The Board of Tax Review Is j _ . So It would be tempting, to the rapidly growing country is only 9 a.m., F'irst family service, Tuesday, 8 ii.m., Prayer meet­ Rcfresliments. been a growing toll of injuries and Cherokee St., Denver 23, Colo. •smothered out completely. It is the even deaths from these experi­ except Thursday, Abraham Lin­ rcaclied the conclusion tliat they Methodist Yotith Fellowship will meeting this afternoon until 4 American fancy. If we were offered part of the job they have under­ elemental and primitive instinct morning prayer with address by ing. (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ ments. tures Corp.) colns birlhdav. "Turn Bark llic Clock.” was put did. j meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow. o'clock at the Community Hall to the choice of having in the White taken. Now they should begin pro­ for survival itself which forces the a.ssislant. Junior Choir nursery Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. Taleottville Congregational Church "it seems to me that beyond any U.S. I’iiids Tioiihle Rev. Rob'Tt K. Shlmoda, Minister on last night by the Ladies of St. Congregalional (liurcli iiear appeals from asscssnients as House a man who would say to posing the ways and means of flnil- tliem to battle against tlie loss of and kindergarten worship at thl.s possible question tlie state proved entered on the 1958 grand lisi an inch as ferociously as if it were lime in their own locations, class­ Sermon by Major Lamie-"Christ- Bible, based on personal or local James for the benefit of the school I Robert Alli.son, son of Mr. and Khrushchev: ing the revenue needed to finance Zion Evangelical Lnthenm C4iureh Lhe guilt of the accused under the Mrs. William Allison of Brandy Rockville District Coumil of GcUhig Iteudy Cusli a mile. es follow. (Missouri Synod) i l a.m., Family Sunday service ian Cobwebs.” experiences. Coventry fund. statute on which he was charged, I "Come to this country. You will them. of worship with installation of of­ St., will receive the Boy Scout God Catholic Wnmen will hold an open WINF Furthermore, their Instinct is 11 a m . Second family service, Hospital visitation at 2 p.m. by In addition it would be helpful Mrs. Irene Collins directed the which would have rcqtiircd a state Cooper and High Streets and Country Award al 10 a.m. wor­ meeting at St. Manrire Chnreli to­ (Continued from Page One) be welcome. Take the map and Unless they do or unless they correct. If they can be contracted morning prayer with sermon by Rev. I’aul (■. ProUopy, Pastor ficers. Youlh participants will be Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. if non-medical persons with readi­ cast which took the rapacity au­ prison sentence. a little hit. which is all RibioofT the assistant, Senior Choir. Raymond Spicer, Linda Welles, Thnmas McCann. Prayer meeting dience back with them to the gay ship service at the Congregational morrow at 3 p m. The Rev. Rieli- decide yourself where you want to BUdSenly declare themselvc.s in iMlss Marion .A. Erdin, Organist ly verifiable information would Obviously the Jury spent a very ard Fontaine will’ be giie.st speaker, dared siigge.st doing to them, they 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer with Nancy Gozdz, Anna Bate. at 6:45 p.m. Salvation meeting at supply facts or figures (not opin- 2 Cub Packs 90's, the roaring 20's, through the Church tomorrow. The service will finals .said il was ".somewhat UP TO THE MINUTE go and what you want to see." favor of deficit spending their considerable amount of time con­ be attended hy members of Boy Rt. George’s Episcopal Chnreli heavier than expected." ran be eliminated allngether, "Faith and Practice” series fol­ February 8, Q\ilnquagcsima. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship will 7:30. Bend and Songster music. ons) for edification of the general rocking 50's. sidering the verdict and whatever And a man who would say to proposals for stepped-up housing which is what the non-political ex­ lowing, Boys' Choir. have a .special business session. Sermon by Major Lamic, Subje-t: public. prompted their final decision, that •Scout Troop 7,3 to which Bob be­ will hold a potluck for memliers of ■Since the Treasury doesn't have Si nday before Lent. Plan Affairs Some performances included a longs. the pariah tomorrow al 5:30 pin the ca.sh on hand both to pay off Gromyko: construction and airports and all perts on governmental structure Dally; 9 a.m. Sunday School. "Judgment." Respectfully submitted, can-can revue accented by the ap­ is with them in their judgment "Claim victory In the cold war the rest will amount to nothing but say would reaJly happen to them. 7 p.m., Evening Prayer said in St. George's Episcopal Church and consciences, but in the cj'cs (Thim-h school session will also al the Community Hall, these e.a.sli demands and safely 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Cla.ss. Stephen R. Grotta. pearance of a plushly costumed he held at 10 a.m. The Rev'. Theo­ meet the government's day-to-day if. you want to, claim all the vic­ a grandstand play, and they will be Merge their clerical work, and the tlie Memorial Chapel of the Nativ­ 10 a.m. Divine worship. Text: Bolton Emanuel Liitheran Church The two local Cub Scout Packs .Sophie Tucker Leone. Baby Rose of Hie court it came pretty close to next step could be to merge com­ The Rev. Donald W. Greene, Vicar C. Henry Anderson, Pa.stor dore W. Cht^dler is pastor. Mane.hoster Evening Herald Bol­ oliligatKin.s it is forced to borrow tory you please, so long as you end gnilty of precisely Uie kind of poli­ ity except Wednesdays during 1 John 3: 14-16 Theme: Christian ‘GratUude to AH’ are formulating plans for their Marie L'Hciircux ushered in the a miscarriage of Justice." missions themselves and thus wipe G. Albert Pearson, Judge House accepted the rec­ Episcopal Service ton correspondent, Doris .M. the new cash. NEWS Ix;nt. To the Editor, 20’s and Helen Morgan Willard It.” tics of which they arcu.scd the Love. anniial Blue and Gold affairs. Worship services of St, George’s D'ltalla, telephone Mllehell 3- To raise the money, the Treasury nut decades of campaigning to Ash Wednesday. n a m. Gottesdienst mit Abend- 10 a m.. Morning prayer with Minister of Music The Manchester Jaycees wish to rendered her version of "Just ommendation a? Asst. State’s Atty. As a matter of fact, it was once President when he first announced estahlisli the pett.v principality in sermon by the vicar. (Children Pack 65 will have a polluck din­ John D. LaBelle and imposed the Episcopal Church will be held at 5545. said il will nurtion 217-day lax 6:30 and 8 a.m., Holy Commu­ mahl. express their gratitude to all those Plain Bill" This act included the 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Civil De­ antiripation hills next Wednesday. a capacity for outlook and words his budget. the first place. nion. will be dismissed for Church Quinquageslma Sunday, Divine who helped make the 1959 Man­ ner at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 25 at the tapping Dolly Sisters, Reagan and maximum Jail sentence of six 36 TIMES DAILY So the petty professional prin­ 3 p.m. Zone Walther League fense shelter at the Elementary The bills will he dated F'eb. 16, wdll which. If not quite that adven­ 10 a.m., Penitential office, holy Winjer Rally, Bethlehem Luther­ School classes before the sermon. Worship and Church School. 9 and chester (Clarity Bail the success it Church Community House with the Mahoney. Rudv Vallee Taylor and months on Doyle. The President, who plans to take cipality knows it is fighting for Worship .service.^ are held in the 10:30 a.m. School on Notch Rd. Services will K of C Snhark mature Sept. 21 nnd will he ae- turous, still head-d in a similar di­ communion, intersections and unc­ an (ihurch, Farmin.gton Avo., Bris­ was: Mr. Morris Firestone ot the committee in general charge. her rah rah singers, nnd a lively include Morning Prayer and ser­ repted at face value in payment his rase P'e battle of the budget its life, and conducts itself accord­ tion of the Bick. Civil Defense shelter at Bolton Sermon, "Do You See (Christ’s Standard Furniture Co., Tempo Charleston by the Flappers. rection. which commended Dwight ingly. tol. Zion young people will leave Pack 57 will have a banquet at mon by the viear, the Rev. Donald North Ends, 1,055; Patten's, of taxes due Sept. 15. to the people, is staking his pres­ 7:30 p.m.. The first service In from church at 2 p.m, Elementary School on Notch Rd. Way Clearly?” Pastor Anderson. Music Co., Joe Girand and radio The 50's featured Libernce For The Best In Music Ail Doy Long Eirenhower to tlie American peo­ It corners all the political bosses 6:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at the American Poll lick Planned W. Greene. 988; Ramblers, 988; Dupre. 980; The Treasur.v offered no explan­ tige on Ills insistence on a halnnceil the Wednesday evening Lenten 7:30 p.m, (not 1:30) The Luth­ station WINF, The Manchester Legion Home with Mrs. Charles Leone, followed by the "Lemon” IMass Schedule 8Hi District. 979; Four ttpsets. ation for the heavy attrition in it can find, of high or low degree, Cliurch of the Nazarene St. John’s Polish National sisters nnd a touch of the West ple. $77 billion budget. If the Demo­ and wheedles, and then threatens a series, "A School of Prayer for eran Hour Broadcast, WPOP. For Evening Herald, The First Nation­ Raisch as general chairman, as­ By PTA Tuesday Famil.y Communion Sunday will 963; Stevenson’s, 958; HFLCO. this week's refinancing attempt. Listen to WINF~1230 On Your Dial Saints,” penitential office and "This Is The Life," TV, kindly 286 Main St. Catholic Church al Bank of Manchester, Mr. D. with a Tom Dooley skit. Elvis Rea­ And, when he came to office, It crats really believe their more ex­ great loss of votes the next time C. E. Vl'inslow, Minister 23 Golway St. sisted b.y committee members. be observed at St. Maurice Church 956; Choman's, 952; Fogarty's, The attrition rate came to 22 per sermon by the assistant. consult ne'.vspa{^r or guide. Briggs, Mr. LeRoy Parker, Mr. gan and her Bopsters Mcronovich. tomorrow. Masses will be celebrat­ 942: Cnnilffe's, 935: Knights. 886:''-,cent in rontrasl to what officials was those touches of his leader­ pensive programs are needed, tliey the party goes to the polls. It has Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor Pack 65 awards have been given Doherty, Kargl and Mahoney A polluck will be held by the delegations to visit every elected Thursday: 8:15 p.m. "Mornent.s of Com­ Edward Tomkiel, and to all the ed at 7. 8:30 and 10 am. Messier's, 873; Moriarty's, 863. (■allod a normal rate of about 10 ship which tried to break out of should demonstrate the same kind 9:30 a.m.. Church School, classes out as folows: Bobcat, Richard wound up the finale. Robertson School PTA Tuesday official, with piteous and touching 3:30 p.m.. Children's Lenten fort," radio, WHAY. “Moments of Jaycees who helped decorate the Garrison and Michael Garri.son; A pre-marriage conference, con­ the cold war formula which proved Sevies. for all ages, Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 am. Armory. Mrs. Leona Juros was piano ac­ night at 6:30 in the activity room. of courage of conviction, and pro­ plea. It canvasses the members of Comfort," TV, WNHC, Chan. 8, 10:45 am.. Worship service. heal'. Craig Barth; gold arrow, sisting of six weekly sessions, will to have the power to bend Russia, New Haven, 5-minute devotions Joe Gordon, companist and Mrs. Doris Balding Members are asked to bring begin on Feb. 15 at 3 p.m. at St. pose the new or increased taxes the Senate and House. It spreads Guest speaker, the Rev. Harvey J. Stanley Gould and John Pearson: was in charge tf make-up. Cos­ their own dishes and cutlery. Mrs. and which sent American prestige needed to finance them. 1x4 them the word among its own profes­ Covenant Congregational Church daily Monday through Friday at S. Blaney, professor at Eastern Dr. Irwin Kove, silver arrow, Richard Larsen: one- Joseph's Church in Rockville. Con­ Co-chairmen 1959 Man­ tumes were provided by Mrs. Peg Olcavagc and Mrs. Sophie up all around the world, and which sion, to spread the word against 48 Spruce St. sign-off time. Nazarene College, Wollaston, Mass. j'ear service pin. Richard Larsen. Wrobel are in charge of the sup­ ducted by priests and doctors, the accept the President's challenge Open Forum chester Charity Bali. Archie Croteau and the east. conference is intended for engaged heartened the American people the Ribicoff proposal. Rev. K. EJnsr Raak, Minister 10:45 a m.. Children’s Church. The pack has received two Members of the business com­ per. anJ expose for public view the tax And this, the reaction from one Sunday, February 8 Center Congregational Clutreh couples or those who plan to be themselves. 6 p.m.. Youth sen'ice. Natchaug District awards: An mittee were Mrs. Arthur England, Following the supper there will burden, as well as the benefits, in­ of the least of the bklllwlcks Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister Questions About Fluoridation "Onward for God and Country” married within a year. Local Now it is Khrushchev who holds 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. decorations; Mrs, Robert Boland, be square dancing in the auditor­ n volved. touched, ever so gently, by the Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Rev. Ixuirence J. \'lnecnt Gimsl speaker, the Rev. Mr. Bla- To the Editor, plaque for achievement goals for ium, under the direction of Mrs. couples Interested should register A Thoujflit for Toilay homemade refreshments: Miss with the Rev. Bernard L. McGurk the center of the world stage, Ribicoff reorganizatj-m propoaal, Church-lime Nursery, 10:30 a m. Associate Pastor nov. I attended hearings on proposals the past year, and a round-up ban­ Mary Close, posters: Mrs. William Mary Ann Handley and Mra. Flor­ loosing the free and easy common can be taken as an index of what Morning Worship, io:45 a m. Sponsored hy the Manchester ner for its iiscreased enrollment ence Woods, during the coming week. to fluoridate the Manchester Brown, table favors: Mrs. Alvin S(4iooI Menu sense words that press against the A Gentleman's Finish? will be mounting, from now on, as The Sacrament of The Lord’.s 8. 9:15 and 11 a m.. Church serv­ Jehovah’s .Wltneeses Council of Churches for that period. There are 43 boys Baldt ticket^; and Mrs. Edward A business meeting will be held interests with even bigger stakes Supper will be celebrated; Instal­ ices. water supply and gained the im­ enrolled in den work. and attendance will be taken. The hot lunch program at the rigidity of American policy, saying The first week of Fetnunry, re­ Klnp(dnm Hall O'Brien, hostesses. undertake to defend themselves lation of Church Officers: Adult Sermon: “To Pray: Purify.” Mr. 791 Main St. pression that both those for, and I ‘GRACE’ Church Services The following eightli grade girls school next week will include on the things that may make the rest gardless of the behavior of the against even the mildest invasion Monday, sloshhurgers and roll, Baptism: and Reception of Mem­ Simpson preaching. those agaiuHt fluoride compound Now is the treasure unending laid The Rev, James R. MacAithur of St. James’ School served as jun­ ■MOIIT.VI. BATTI-E -c;:> of the world think he is< the one groundhog, is a time for a crossing of their established prerogatives. bers. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School,' ~'SniTTta'jr^ p.m. Subject; "Teet- resorted, ffl some cases, to ex- open to man. will use "P'or God and Country" as ior hostesses: Linda Adamson. , The Battle of the Plain.!! of Abra­ corn, pickled beets, apple-raisin Each special interest can be par­ who drives for peace, 'and un­ of-the fingers to cover the birtli Evening Fellowship hour. 7 p.m. nursery (3 year olds) through jun­ ing the HcHy Trinity's Founda­ tremely prejudicial reference ma- Come, take, and be rich; hia sermon topic (luring the Boy Hope Clegg, Barbara Gburski, ham on the he'g- ts of Quebec crunch: Tuesday, chipped beef on doned the desire to have an excep­ toast, cheese sticks, sliced (?l&r doubtedly encouraging the Russian of a hope that winter's worst may A Pre-Lenten hour of meditation ior high. tions.” terial, distorted fact, and used a l-' Argue not as to where the treasure Scout Sunday observance al the Mary Ann Garavenla, Maureen was fought Sept. 13, 1759. The tion made in its case. The only and music. 6:30 am . CYP Club -Meet at .Sunday. 4:15 p m., Watch Tower most ridiculous propaganda to may be lomori'ow al ' Kerr. Lorraine L.-imoreaux, Leah French genera.'. MarquLs de Mont­ rots, h utters CO tch puddi people to think that they have the be over. It cannot, in any case, be trouble is that the various excep­ 10:45 a.m. services Center Church to go to South Study. '"W ho Really Can Be pressure their viewpoints. As a re­ Or what are the jewels therein. the First Congregational Church. Lentocha. Jane Mokulis, Joyce calm. and tiic commander of the Wcdne.'day. mashed potatoes, tu leader who is trying to break the tions add up to a reorganization too long or consistent a remainder. Sooond Congregational Cluireh Methodist Church to see the film Saved?” Also “ Let All Your A f­ sult I am not entirely receptive to Come, take, and be rich: Cub Scouts will assist with usher­ Murray. Patti O'Brien, Janet Rad- Lngli.sh forces, Gererai Wolfe fish salad, peas and carroU. ras zero. berry gelatin: Thursday, spaghetti cold war out of its dreary and Whatever happens, the power of 885 North Main Street on the life of AlbepV'Schweitzer. fairs Take Place With Love.” information on the subject quoted ing. ding. Mary Ann Simmons. Joan r, et in a decisive battle that gave . ' J ...... deadly patterns. the sun itself is the one growing Arnold W. Tozer, Minister from various reports. Soon, soon, as a vessel broken and Sclicilicnpflug. Deboiah Sleimark the Britisli half the continent am* and meat sauce, french bread.) worn, The Pilgrim Fellowship will and Gloria Vecchio. brought death to both generals. tossed salad, iced ginger cake; Frl-I Yet, however we measure the constant in our lives. You can be­ Belgium Eyes Record First Church of Christ Scientist Calvar.v Chapel I am sure that the people of Sunday, February 8. Masonic Temple Shall thy body be laid aside. have a discussion on reading the (Assemblies of God) Manchester appreciate the efforts Bible during its session al 7 p.m. sincerity of such performances, it gin to chart its victory by the ever Brussels— Belgium’s 1958 wheat 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and But thy Master knoweth tby need: 22 Ver.ion St. extended by local doctors to cham­ at the Quandt Ha)!. The faith com­ Advertisement^ "S' Is sdll a far cry from words to shortening angles of the shadows crop is expected to reach 33,000,000 Church School. Sunday service and (Church Kenneth I. Giistaf' jn, Pastor pion the cause of fluoridation and Come, take, and be rich: deeds. Eisenhower's obvious sin­ bushels, a new record and 20 per Sermon: “How Old Are You?’ School, 11 a.m. mission will be in charge. it casts, and by the confident way who take time . from their pro The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley will cerity was meaningful enough and it touclies your cheek. cent above the previous year. Bel­ 11:15 to 12 o’cjpck the minister Wednesday meeting, 8 p.m. 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School. (Classes fession of capably serving the peo No niggardly doling of gifts, with gium exports wheat to the Nether­ will meet with ttte Confirm.ation Reading room hours at 749 Main for all ages. Him, use “The Most Wasted Hour of the was a force in the world when he With reliance on the ultimate pie to look ahead to the needs of , lands and West Germany, but has Class in the chapfl. St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 11 a.m.. Morning worship, Week," as his sermon topic on was moving alo .s for peace, or victory of the sun, then, and wiQi to import high-protein wheal. a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday. 11 a.m. fu tu r e generations On the ^ ‘haY thy deepest sou] needeth Christian Education during the 11 Start New Suburban Delivery Service 7 p.m.. Junior/find Senior High 6 p.m., Cl’.rist’s Ambassadors. hand it seems that some aPParent.- j, ^hine for the taking: taking the blood out of stalemate crossed fingers, we look back to Groups will meet at the church. to 9 p.m. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. a m. services tomorrow at the Sec­ ly misunderstand the reasons why Come, take, and be rich. ond Congregational Church. in Korea, or proclaiming that It the factjLhat the worst of this win­ DOI BLE BILL “ Spirit” will be the subject of intelligent people signed the peti­ Mrs. Ronald E. Edmondson will was war which ‘ had become the ter happened before the calendar Rock Island. 111. (/p)—James C. Concordia Evangelical Lutheran the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, The Salvation Army tion circulated by the Taxpayers Thorpe, 19, paid two fines when he February 8. Tukaran In he in cliqrge of the nursery class Impossibility for mankind. But all Church 661 Main St. League. "You can lead a horse to e-’er said it should, and that this was stopped for speeding. Winter and Garden Sts. The Golden Text is from I John Major and Mrs. E. Walter Lamie An Indian Peasant Mystic at the Church Community House his sincerity became a flat com­ unauthorized overture set a prece­ water, but you can’t make him Selected by Accused by a radar patrolman (4:6,13): “We are of God: . . . Officers In Charge drink” is an old saying which il­ during the worship services. She ' modity when he went to the Ge­ Hereby know we that we dwell in The Rev. Charles Reynolds. ■ '.rr dent and a mood which the main of speeding, he was given a ticket; 8:45 a.m.. Sunday School. lustrates the fundamental reason will be as.“isted by Norma Lawton neva Conference and had nothing portion of the performance failed then when he drove nwav in a 8:45 and 10:15 am., Worship him, and he In us, because he hath Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.. Deci­ and Pamela Glenney. given us of his Spirit.” sion Sunday. Classes for all ages. why this petition had so many more to offer, beyond his smile, to sustain. Some of the overture manner termed reckless by the of­ services with communion at both willing signatures.. I have talked The church Sunday School staff ficer, he was ticketed again after services. 'The Rev. Raymond Bost Selections from the Bible include Holiness meeting at 10:45 a.m. than an “open skies” gimmick mood carried over, so that we with many people on the subject Deaths Last Night will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at a chase. will be guest preacher. the following: "The hour cometh Special Band and vocal music. the church basement. which was contrived to sound trembleil, in January, over cold and have found it to be highly con­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Holy Name Society of St. glamorous but which never hiJl the troversial. that was no more than routine and A sincere effort to carefully and Plattsburgh, N. Y.—Benjamin -Mary's Roman Catholic Church \' alightest component of realistic normal. And we have never ceased, honestly educate the people on all F. Feinberg, 70, former chair­ will conduct a benediction service policy possibility in it. to this moment, anticipating blows Your Income Tax Primer for 1959 aspects of fluoridation appear* nec. man of the State Public Service at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow at the wliv do I have CMS? That was probably the moment about to fall, and marveling, like essary to resolve this issue. In Commission, died Friday night in church. There will be a potluck when the Russians escaped from order to help understand the prob­ Royal 'Victoria Hospital, Montreal. supper for members and their fam­ the professional weatherman him­ ilies after the service. Albert F. Three Dates To Remember lem it will be important to furnish He was stricken with a kidney ail­ I know that they provide surgical-medical imder the good compulsion the Ei­ self, at each miraculous last min­ (Last of 12 Cliapters) ' If you have made an error, the detailed ^)(1 accurate answers to ment last November and flown to Kalber, program chairman will be senhower leadership in the world ute deliverance which has taken By RICHARD A. Ml LLENS district director will send you an April 15. 1059 June IS, 1950 certain specific questions. > Montreal for hospital treatment in In charge. coverage at the lowest possible cost. All explanation together with either had been accumulating over them. place. Written for NE.-V Sera-lee Due date for all calendar year Second Installment on estimated 1. Just what amount of fluoride December. Feinberg formerly was Newspa|K>r Drive April 15, 1951, is the last date a bill or a refund depending on 1958 returns. Interest will be compound is neceekai'y to prevent CMS income is used for benefits to mem­ The power of the E'-enhower sin­ So it has been, to date, not the whether you figured too little or 1959'tax due. Republican majority leader of the There will be a collection of Individuals can file a timely fed­ charged on any tax not paid by cavities? State Senate. cerity was sapped when it pro­ mildest, but cerlaiply the most too much tax. newspapers, rags and magazines bers or services performed for members; eral income tax return for the this date. September 15, 1959 * 2. Is fluoride compound built up In Sebring, Fla.—Fred Milo Gra­ tomorrow by members of the Cov­ duced a gimmick In place of a pol­ If you should receive such a Due date for Form 1040-ES for open of winters. It has been cold, calendar year 1968. the body in a cumulative mannisr? ham. former chief research en­ entry American Legion Post. Tied nene of the income is used as profit for notice and either don’t agree or 1959 and first installmelt on esti­ Third installment on estimated icy. but not the coldest, and the first The law indicates that the re­ If so, to what extent? gineer for the Pennsylvania Rail­ bundles should be left in view of don't understand, write the dis­ mated tax. 1959 tax due. 3. Is there a reasonably simple private parties or stockKolders. As K h^hchev puts on his act forcing of forsythia has revealed turn must tie filed (that is, in the trict director for more informa­ road, died Friday. He was 87. He the highway. hands of the district director) by method ot determining fluoride today, we do not eveh credit him the buds undamaged, as they tion. retired In 1942 after 47 years with The Fourth District American Sure^ I believe in the profit system. But April 15. However, the Revenue sity fo f filing Form 1040-ES de­ compound content In (a) water the railroad. A native of Nelson \ with sincerity to begin with. tVe would have been if the thermom­ Your return will also be re­ (Form 1040-ES) for 1959 and pay­ supply; (b) human tissue? What Is Legion meeting Sunday will be at Service has announced in the viewed to determine whether it ing the first installment of tax-due pends upon your marital atatus Township, Ohio, Graham was the ... where one of the basic necessities of life is make, therefore, an even sharper eter had gone on any extended the accuracy of measurement in 3 p.m. at Stafford Springs. Mem­ past that a return which 1s should be examined by a revenue thereon. and the amount of yoi» estimated oldest alumnus of Case Institute bers of the local Legion and its and more Immediate distinction be­ forays below zero. mailed with an April 15 post­ both cases? of Technology in Cleveland. X concerned, I'm very happy that medical- agent. Ordinarily only thore re­ Farmers who expect to receive wages. 4. What are the. operating toler­ Auxiliary will attend. tween whatever gimmicks and That same test has revealed the mark will be considered properly turns which have doubtful or at least two-thirds of their gross A single Individual (not the head Torquay, England—Frank Lory- filed even though it is not de­ ance of the devises used to feed mer Riseley, 81, 3-tlme Wimbledon Co-op Vacancies surgical coverage can be provided for mo whatever real policies seem to ac­ suspicious items are examined income for 1959 from farming of household orTniiivdvlng spouse) Two vacancies exist in the speediest, the most profuse, the livered to the Revenue Service un­ fluoride compound to the water tennis champion and member of company his words. And we seem closely. may wail until Jan. 15, 1960, to is required to file Form 1040-ES supply? (l.e. flowmeter accuracy, nursery class of the South Cov­ at cost. yellowest, and the biggest petalled til the following day. Can Question Change file their first declaration for 1959. if his total estimated gross incopfie the British Davis Cup team, died to find the gimmick—the proposal blossoming ever produced by the etc.) Friday. Riseley was Wimbledon entry Cooperative Nursery and File .Micad If your return is examined and In order to determine whether exceeds *5,000. 6. Have there been any evidences Kindergarten. Sessions are hdid This is ju|t what CMS is doing. With tho that for an instant sounds sensible tltllst In 1903-04-06. \ \ forcing process, a result which It Is best to file in plenty of additional tax proposed, you have you must file a form 1040-ES on A married couple filing Jointly (recorded or not) of harm or dis­ each Tuesday and Thursday from cooperation and respect of Connecticut or negotiable, but that upon in­ takes us both backward and for­ time to meet the April 15 deadline the right to ask for a reconsider- April 15. follow whichever of the or a person entitled to the status figurement caused by the presence 9 a.m. to noon at the Nathan Hale vestigation proves to be merely an­ ward. It takes us back, to the long BO that you don't have to worry ation of, the change If you do not | two rules shown below is appU- of head of household or surviving of fluoride compound in the water Community Center with Mrs. Bur­ physicians it is providing Connecticut about last-minute oversights. agree with it. If you are not sat- cable; spouse Is required to file an esti­ CO/v, other disguise for a hard and fast mildness and moisture of middle supply (natural or .added) to per­ ton E. Moore, teacher. Some taxpayers may not have isfied with a decision made in your 1. -If you expect to receive In­ mate if the estimated gross income sons using these water supplies? PRESCRIPTIONS Parents interested in enrolling people with an opportunity to obtain position—predominating so far. fall, whicK brought buds closer to come of more than *100 not sub­ Information needed to file a com­ district director's office, ask the is expected to exceed *10,000. (including allergic reacUtma) . DAY OR NIGHT children between three .and four surgical-medical coverage at cost. I think So it la a grkat act, which easily the bursting point thap any fall plete return by the deadline. In director for the address of his re­ ject to withholding, you must file Husbands and wives who are'not 6. To what extOnt, if ally, is the BY EXPERTS years of age may contact Mrs. dominates the world propaganda of recent record. And It takes us such case, write the district di­ gional commissioner to w'hom you a Form 1040-ES if your esti­ entitled to file a joint return or external tipplicatlon of flonde com-, Dudley A. Ferguson, membership It't r«lt (•HNUfKNI it's a very good idea. battle of the moment, and which rector well before April 15, may appeal. mated gross income exceeds *600 who do hot combine their income pound to children’s teeth benefi­ ARTHUR DRUG chairman., for details. forward to the prospect that when requesting an extension of time Ordinarily the Internal Revenue times the number of exemptions for purposes of applying the above cial? Herbert B. House, president and treasurer of the J. W. Hale and C. E. House & Son firms, is perhape insplrM us to some envi­ The two classes will visit an spring, the ^word we still hardly to file your return, ^ving the .Service has three years from the to which you are entitled, plus rules imder test 2 will be treated 7. To what extent have local doc­ squarium in WllUmantlc with the shown above (right) accepting the keys to a new Einglish Ford truck from Mert Gay, salesman 'tm: ous wish that ,we had somebody dare use, does come, it wlS be the reason why you cannot file on time you file your return in which *400. For example, if you expect as single individuals who should tors been prescribing dhorlde com­ nursery goiqg on Tuesday and the for Morlarty Brothers, CMS putting on Just such an M t loir us. qpiickest bloqm burst ever! time. You will be charged Inter­ to charge you additional tax. But to receive more than *100 not sub­ file if the total estimated gross in­ pound to be used mtemally for Jtindergarten on Wednesday. In The J. W. Hale Corporation has for the past few months employed a corps of women to make a Connecticut Medical Service^ ut the greatest propaganda est pn any tax you owe after the if you make a fraudulent return, ject ■ to writhholdlng and arp enti­ come exceeds *5,000. children vdth poor teeth? the event of bad weather the trips survey in the outlying districta where many new home developments have been built. During thia Between that moment to come due date, but- if you have an ex­ Answers to these questions from GENERAL OFFICES a NEW HAVEN . ^ Stioke, for either aide, atni remains' or If you fall to file a return, ac­ tled to four exemptions, you must Don’t forget to keep in a safe FOR INCdME TAX wiU be held the same day* the fol­ time more tjian 1200 pew charge accounts have been opened. It was found, however, that in order and this moment now let there be tension, no penalty will be tion can be taken by the Revenue file Form 1040-ES if your esti­ place a copy' of your completed doctors who ar« at present either to properly serve these families frequent delivery lervice yrould be necessary. Fpr that reaaon, a Oiat of some real concesaion, or lowing week. no unnecessary or whimsical Im- assessed. Service at any time to collect the mated gfross income exceeds *2,800 returns. Attach to your file copy oppose)^ or impartial as regards^ ASSISTANCE. CALL The school operates an the same new EkigUsh Foird Thames panel truck was purishased from Morlarty Brothers which will provide aOBia propoaal for an exchange of "edimeRt. We respect everything After your return reaches the tax and penalties. (* 6 ^ X 4 plus *400. equals $2,800). ^ahy figures or facts that will help fluoride compoimd (if-there are ANDERSON schedule as the lodal public an economical vehicle to nuUce three deliveriea each week to Vernon. Wapplng, Rockville, Sputh «VMl •coBoesslotts, ertilch doesn't we, have escaped so far. We do not district director’s office, it will Except for farmers, April 15, ^ 2. If you expect to receive in­ answer possible inquiries from the any) would also be greatly-, ap-' 9^764rMI 94)854 schools in reference to closing of 'Wlndnr, East Hartford, Glastonbury. lM «i a teok hidden In i t This, eventually be checked for math­ 1959, is,also the due date for filing come of *100 or less which is not Revenue Service. predated. It would be highly de­ / hw e to be abowni I « t us finish our ematical accuracy. the Declaration of Estimated Tax subject to withholding, the neces- The ^Ead sirable te have answers, if poa- A > / / 5l' y i / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,,CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1959 PAGE . f A d m m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1959 RockvUie-Vernon Dulles Proposes Allies Teachers Will Accept Check Wires $6,750 13-Step Plan Face Reds with Force During Week, (OMttnea fran Page Om ) BerUn problun U by no moana u MaAchsster tesichers indicated'*’ '-2. Whether the maximum would solid u It la made out to be.” yesterday they are willing to ac­ be $8,700 or $6,800. Bennett Says George Potterton, chairman of eonlerenea to work out a German The paper claimed the West la cept a new basic pa^ schedule of not repl.Wng to the Soviet pro- the MEA personnel policies com­ W m RECTORY peace treaty. poaal on Berlin becauee of this In obMrvsnce of NAtional Elec­ $4,000 to $6,750, on a 13-step plan. mittee, setUed the first point by The Westwn notes wlU reject discord and repeated the much- trical Week Feb. 8 to 14. Chamtoer At a meeting between the per­ saying the teachers wanted it clearly understood they would not the Soviet bid, diplomats said, but worn cherpe that the West la of Commerce Executive Secretary sonnel policies subcommittee of 8 oBclaUy spell out the West’s causing international tension. both the Board of Education and agree to a step increase. 'George Bennett warned residents Atty. Harold Garrity, chairman wtlUngneas to hold a foreign mln- the Manchester Education Assn. of the Board of Education person­ Istenr meeting with the Soviet today about Inadequate wiring. National statistics show that (MEIA) the teachers’ representa- nel policies committee, agreed to Union, the United SUtes. Britain .tives agreed to the new 13-step Potterton’s insistence on a 13-step and France participating. About Town four out of every live homes in MANCHESTER schedule for 1959-60. scale and asked how much the Vital Details Unaettled the nation are inadequately wired, he said, adding that improper or The schedule must be approved teachers wanted to add to the Diplomatic sources say that the A non-denomlnational service by both the teachers and the Board AU TO PARTS insufflclcnt wiring is one of the $6,800 currently being paid at West b agreed on the broad lines will be held in Orange Hall at i of Education before it is included maximum. o f an approach to the Soviet Union o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with major sources of fire.' in the educational budget request 270 BROAD ST Bennett urge^ residents to deal Potterton replied that sinfce the Q W io- but ^ital details remain to be Miss Mary Clarke and MIsa Lulse to the general manager. Board of Education had refused to ironed out. Llffman in rharge. with a reputaljle contractor in hav­ The new schedule is an increase CHOICE VAKIETli 99 E. CENTER .ST. TEL. Ml 3-5009 ing a bulidi^ wired. Anyone buy­ grant the $7,000 maximum, the Always At Voiir Service For Dulles looked hale and hearty as of $250 at the maximum. It Is 1750 teachers were requesting a $6,800 B MACHINE SHOP SERVICE SMART, NEW he anived in Bonn for the last of Army Pvt. William H. Edwards, ing electrigal appliances should be less than the $7,000 maximum QUALITY maximum. ■ EQUIP51ENT his three consultations on his trip son of Mr. snd Mrs. ,les8e Edwards, sure th^tf the wiring in his house asked by the teacherx. SEAFOOD • PARTS (new and rebuilt) COIFFURES through Europe. 148 Hawthorne St., was recently as­ can handle the load. "Tliere Is To Cost $124,100 ‘Not Bargaining Point’ Garrity told Potterton and other ■ ACCESSORIES As Featured By Adenauer, at the airport to meet signed to the 79th Artillery as a quite a little violation of the The ■ co.st of the new Schedule 43 O AK ST. e SUPPLIES him, said the Allies "Stand fast on survey specialist In Vicenza, Italy. cod^," Bennett said. will he $124,100 in addition to the members of the MEA, committee • DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES Hoir Fashion Council He has completed an advanced National Electrical Weeik is who were present that the $7,000 TEL. Ml 9 99.17 princ^les” but are ready to talk $2,272,515 now’ paid for teachers' Open Saturday until 6 p.m. about methods of dealing with the training rourse at Ft. Sill, Okla, held annually to mark the birth­ and principals' salaries. In addi­ maximum was “so far out of the Soviit threat to BerUn. day c'' 'T-V'o-'oo tion. there will be an Increase of question" it should "not be consid­ Dulles ' referred to his previous Miss Janet Whitney, daughter of Methodist Lenten Series $8,000 for merit pay, a pos.sible in­ ered ,a bargaining point.” Garrity COMPLETE Take Food Home from Three J’s ABC APPLIANCE calls on British and French lead­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. l^ltney, The Rockville Methodist Church crease of $70,000 for additional also said that since the Directors, Have you taken advantage of* GLASS ers and said that the methods of .12 Alexander St., is chair.nan of will observe the Lenten season teachers, and an increase of $7,200 at an informal meeting last week, HEATING that very popular new service now ber of the Associated Restaurants REPAIRS dealing with the Berlin situation the depulationa committee for the had turned down the idea of a $7,- Dubaldo of Connecticut. Both father and • For Auto WIndahlelils with weekly services on Thursday for a $50 increment at the mas­ Rotary or Pressure Make Moving Easier, Safer offered at the Three J's Restau­ are “ still in the formative stage," Fellowship of Faiths at Ml. Hol­ nights and with a special 4-nlght ter’s degree of preparation. 000 maximum to be achieved in MUSIC CENTER .son pride themselves nn the excel­ • For Store Fronts nml all 21 Moplo St.-MI 9-1575 ■ He said the chief task confront- yoke College, which will he held two years, he did not see any Burners Moving Is never fun, even if you' rant on Rts. 6 and 44A, their lent quality of the food always sizes of windows. series the week of March 8. 'i’.he The total of the increments will 186 Middle Tpke. West ing the Western Allies was to con­ Feb. R to 10. She is a sophomore. Lenten theme will be "Search Me be roughly $209,300, making the chance of success in asking them CALL US FOR FREE are going Into a wonderful new do they have the nece.ssary mate­ "Take Home Service?" Everyone served here. There la always an e For Table Tops. REPAIRS ON— cert their position to present a TEL. Ml 9-6205 rial to pack around them to re­ who ha* tried it is highly enthu- extensive menu. Insuring you a O God.” total salary request for teachers for $6,800 immediately. ESTIMATES home; the mechanlca of moving imited front toward the Soviets. Mrs. Annie Johnston. l.R Hawley The season will be opened Ash and principals about $2,481,815. Garrity advocated a $6,700 duce shock and prevent breakage. 1 siastl,: about it. and it is simply wide choice of food. The skillful Open 6 Davs a Week GU1L1J8, ELECTRIC IRONS, Adenauer spoke to Dulles in Eng­ St., supreme grand mistress of the Wednesday wtth the first Holy At yesterday's meeting, which maximum, saying that he believed ACCORDIONS are something we all dread. How­ Manchester Moving and Trucking wonderful when you are loo tired way It Is prepared and served In 8 A.5I. to 6 P.5I. TOASTERS. PERCOLATORS, lish, as the Secretary stepped from Loyal Orange Ladies Institution, FOGARTY BROS. ever, if you are planning to move Co. have all of these materlsls and to cook dinner or do not have a pleasant atmosphere makes this VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT­ will make her official visit to her Communion service to be held in was also attended by Mayor Eu this was a reasonable request to KINSMAN ORGANS his plane. the new edifice at 8 p.m. A Bible gene Kelly and Directors Alice La make to the Board of Directors. INCORPORATED soon, you can take a lot of the containers, their men know jiist enough energy to visit the Three an extremely plea.sant place In J. A. WHITE ERS, FANS, SEWING 5fA- “ Tou are very well?" he asked. home lodge, No. 12.R of this town, how to pack even the most fragile J’s Restaurant. Just phone Ml which to dine. The lar^e dining CHINES. Tuesday at 7:30 p.ni. Members are class will precede each service at menzo and Theodore Powell, there The teachers’ committee with­ JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, Private Instructions hard work and worry out of it by Dulles grinned and said "Yes” . 7:15 p.m. were two major points of discus­ drew to discus.s the offer, and re­ CONNECTICUT COKE, dish so it will arrive In perfect 9-4684 and tell them the lime you room hs open Friday and Satur­ •My Dear Friend’ requested to r -ear their white Instruments and Supplies engaging the Manchester Moving Following the Ash Wednesday sion before an agreement was turned to say they would accept FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL condition. Why risk breakage want your meal ready and when day fi'om 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and from GLASS CO. Then they moved off to the mi­ dre.s.sea. Valentines will he ex and Trucking Co., MI-3-6563. Wal­ when the cost of this work is so 31 BIssell St.—Tel. MI 9-7822 All work guoronttod service, weekly services will be reached; the plan which called for a maxi­ 819 Broad SL—Tel. 511 9-4S39 )’OU drive out it will be all boxed noon to 8 p.m. on Sundays. crophones, where Adenauer, then changed. Plans will also be dis­ Orchestra For Hire ler Perrett. owner of Manchester reasonable ? for you. Tlie meal Is .wrapped in •So many people enjoy the busl- speaking in German. addressed cussed for the observance of the held on Thursdays, vyith guest 1. Whether the pay scale would mum of $6,750. Garrity told them Moving and Trucking Co. does a speakers from neighboring com­ the request would be presented to Mancliesler Moving and Truck­ a special aluminum foil, the vege­ ne.*(a liinclies served daily at the Dulles as "My dear friend." 56th anniversary of the lodge. have a 14lh step added to its pres­ wonderful job, he Ls an expert in munities. the Board of Education Monday. ing offeis friendly and lntere.sled tables Hie separated in their own! Three J's Restaurant and for lc.s.s “ One Call Does It All” Dulles left immediately with ent 13 steps. this field and his pride in the work service; three trucks and fully special wiaiiplngs and the potatoes than a dollar you can get a most U.S. Ambassador David K. E. Miss Teresa Mary PanUleo. Among the gfueat preachers will he does, in the handling of your trained men are al your service in another to in.-mre the food reach­ sub.staiitial liiiiclieon. It is just a DRY CLEANING DON WILLIS Bruce for lunch at the ambassa­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil In an appropriate setting, the Rev, K. Ejnar Rask records a daily message Into the "Dlal-A-Llft” be the Rev. William Grunden, of BILL'S TIRE THREE J'S telephone device. One such message reportedly dissuaded a person from suicide, (Herald Photo to appear in Rockville City Court AND furniture and perishables, shows and they are fully Insured. They ing your home in perfect condi­ Hliort drive from the center of town ami LAUNDERING dor's residence. Pantaleo, 267 Porter St., has been East Glastonbury Methodist up in the fine moving job you al­ and the re.staiiraiU is open dally, by Ofiara), Church; the Rev, David Hill of Monday. also handle freight and will gladly tion. If you do not want to eat Briuiches At: GARAGE He was to open- talks with Ade­ named to the dean's list at the end Church Services New Titan’s RESTAURANT ways get when you engage his furnish free estimates. For skilled it immediately, just pop it into the except Monday, from 8 a m. to 11 nauer and Foreign Minister Hein­ of the first semester at Ba.y Path Portland Methodist Church; the Rockville Methodist: Sunday REPAIR SHOP ON ROUTE 6 and 44A I),in. The Llon.s Club holds Its 18 OAK ST. rich Von Brentano at Adenauer's Junior College in Longmeadow, Rev. Lawrence Almond and the firm. moving service contact them at oven and it will keep hot (wllhoiil 18 Main St., Tel MI 9-45S1 school, 9;30 a.m.; membership William H. Green, Prop. Manchester Moving and Truck­ MI 3-6563. drying out) until you are ready to meetings here the first and third 501 HARTFORD RD chancellery this afternoon. Mass. She is a member of the sen­ Two from Area Rev. Charles Reynolds, both of Tuesdays. Standing before microphones training class, 9;4.5 am.; nursery, ing Co. are the local agent for eat. The next time unexpected 249 N. 5IAIN ST. ior class majoring In the executive South Methodist Church, Manches­ worship, 10:45 a.m. sermon, "No First Flight Try our new 'Take Home For ail Ideal family restaurant, Spoclolizing In with a crowd of 200 looking on, secretarial course. Phone Calls Help ter. Columbia Bicycles Burnham's Van Service and they company drops In, or when you Pass Bar Exams Man Is An Island,” by the Rev. do try dining at the Three J's Res- NEW SYSTEM Adenauer told Dulles the purpose The Rev. Mr. Almond will speak Goodyear Tires Service." Coll Ml 9-4684 are able to offer extended mov­ want a delicious meal without any Simon P. Montgomery, pastor. ing services to all of the states and Training Device effort on your part, call the Three laiiranl. In spite of the fine food BRAKE SERVICE Of his trip w a s not to discuss the Robert G. Williams, -son of Mr. at four evening services to be held Union Congregational: Worship, Repairs, Service and it will be ready for served, you can enjoy a fiill rourse LAUNDRY basic principles of Western policy William .1. Shea Jr. of Manches­ Successful up into Canada. Burnham's Van J's and order a delectable meal and Mrs. Walter R. Williams, 388 Monday through Thursday the 9:30 a.m., sermon, "The Tie That Accessories you . . . Built by Soldier meal for as little as $1.50 and DRY CLEANERS Front End Allgnmtnt but just the methods. E. Center St., finished his basic ter and Harvey A. Yonce of Ver­ week of March 8. Service has its headquarters in from their Take Home Service Dulles replied: You have well training at Gunter Air Force Base. Hundreds in Area Binds," by the Rev. Paul J, Bow­ Columbus, Ga., and they are fa­ you'll just love it! whether you choose a full rourse Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. non are among the 43 candidates Various organizations of the man, pastor; worship. 10:45 a.m... (Continued from Page One) 180 Spruce Street meal, a light luncheon of soup and Phene Ml 9-7753 stated the purpose of my trip. It Montgomery, Ala., at the end of SEATING FOR OVER mous for their expert services and Fort Rucker, Ala. - - A training Planning a party, a get-together Gonorol Ropolr Worii who successfull.v passed the Stale church will lead the devotions at j .sermon, "Making the Insignificant Phone Ml 9-0659 moving facilities. If you do con­ or a banquet? 'Think about the a sandwich, you will thoroughly Is not necessary to re-examine the January, and has received a com­ the Thursday night services. On significant,” by Fred A. Sprengcr, 'I'tie Titan's improvement over too PEOPLE aid that could have cost the Army fundamentals of our relationship. mission as a second lieutenant as bar examinations. It was announc­ By CARL LARRABEE tee rounded up Information and j template moving out of state, let Three J's Restaurant and phone enjoy the food served here. One Feb. 19 the Women's Society for student assistant. Atlas feature less weight with $7,500 was recently built here for extra reminder, be sure to top off "They are fixed, solid and un- a pharmacist in the Medical Serv­ ed today. The lame, the halt and the blind soon installed the system on a trial Manchester Moving and Trucking Jame.s or John Morlanos to find and the everyday man, Mr. Aver­ basis. Christian Service will be in charge. pj^gt Evangelical Lutheran: Sun- more power and flexibility, rocket only $488 by Sgt. Irt Class Robert out when they have open dales. your lunch or dl.iner with a dish ahakeable.” ice Division. Mrs. Williams joined Shea. 26, is a Manchester native experts say. The 2-engipe propul­ Co. handle the details for you, they • The Secretary recalled that he her husband at Montgomery and and the son of Superior Court age Citizen, have greatly respond­ Pioneer System To Exemplify Degree school adult Bible class, 9 A. Sayre of Gallup, N.M., an in­ Large or small parties are always of the rich, creamy homemade ice sion system, developed by the JOYCE will give you expert service and cream that Is a specially of the PRINTING MASURY had been here frequently in the they are motoring along the south­ Judge and Mrs, William .7, Shea ed to a unique service called "Dial- Al the end of the 3-monlh trial, The K of C will exemplify the, „ ^ ; worship nursery 10 :15 a.m., relieve you of the annoying details. structor In the Department of welcome here and the large dining ern route to San Francisco, Calif., A-Lift." Dial-A-Lift was here to stay. The third degree tomorrow at the VFW | sermon "The Greatest of These," Aci'ojet-Gcncral Corp., is less com­ Flower Shop, Inc. Knarf's Maintenance. The device is a flight room is available for parties, in­ three J's. past, "often during times of con­ of Boulder Rd. plex and reportedly generates When you engage Manchester siderable gravity and difficulty.” where Lt. Williams has been as­ Shea graudated from the Univer­ The service, a "telephone minis­ cost of the service runs close to Home. All candidates are ex-1 hy the Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, control board of the L20 (Beaver) cluding all of its facilities, at no PAINT $40 per month and is financed by pected to be at the home at 1:30 j p'agtor. more than the 360,000::jjound Atlas '34 Church SL, Ml 9-U791 Moving and Trucking Co. tn move But, he said, "Through taking signed to Travis Air Force Base, sity of Connecticut School of Law try," was Installed in Manchester FOOD MARKET your furniture you are sure of the airplane and is completely opera­ extra charge. However, phone in PRINTED in charge of the pharmacy for the by the Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pastor donations from Covenant parish­ Vernon Congregational; Church thrust. tional. your reservation now and enjoy a . . . Is good paint counsel together we have sur­ last June. He Is a 1055 graduate Although it has just started, the 540 E. 5fIDDI.E TURNPIKE service of men who are trained in mounted them in the past. 300-bed hospital, of Holy Cross, where he was an of the Covenant Congregational ioners. "Occasionally we get a March of Dimes Events school, 9 :30 a m .; nursery, 10:45 • FUNERAL DESIGN^ The 900 fledgling mechanica moat delicious meal at the TTirec small contribution from outside, Titan already is being produced on this field. The.se men are not ex­ "As we face a new threat as a honor student. Church. Dial-A-Lifl consists of < Rockville and Manchester bowl- a.m.; worship, 11 am., sermon, a WEDDING BOUQUETS PHONE 9-2295 who pass through the maintenance J'p. ^ ' s and 8 ENVELOPES Ronald W, Stephens, son of Mr. but not often," the Rfv. Mr. Rask Ing teams will compete tomorrow | "Otir Race Against Time," by the an assembly line basis at the Mar­ tra help who are engaged to fill result of the Soviet challenge to He received his elementary brief recorded spiritual messages in when the work load increa.ses. course of the Army Aviation James Morianoa of the Three and Mrs. Willi.am J. Stcphen.s, 45 on a telephone answering device. said. 4 ' in games scheduled for 2:30 p.m. | Rev. Rodman D. Cart. tin Company plant southwest of e FLORAL ARRANGE51ENTS PAUL'S our rights in Berlin I am confi­ school education in Manchester, Denver. FOR H05IE and HOSPITAL Open 51onday thru Saturday but who are experienced movers, School here annually now get a J's has had more than 40 years of Our Specialty dent that we will surmount the dif­ Green Manor Rd., has been pro­ Each day, the Rev. Mr. Rask Henry Janssen is chairman of In the TKB Bowling Alleys, 1 SI. John's Episcopal: Holy Com­ 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. clear picliiie of all flight controls experience in the restaurant busi­ Paint and Wallpaper Store and graduated from Taft School in Vernon Ave. The first Titan shoot came three fully trained in the proper han­ ficulties in the future." moted from the rank of ensign to records a new message into the the pi-esent Gonvenant Dial-A-Lift munion, 8 a.m.; family service, e Corsages of the plane. ness and knows how tn please his Q — Was the composer, Victor lieutenant (junior grade). A naval Watertown, in 1951. The competition was arranged years to the day after giound was dling of household goods and all 645 Main Street Planned in Advance Yonce, who resides at 9 Brent device and when a caller dial.s the committee and is assisted by Pat­ 9:15 a.m.; morning prayer, 11 SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sayre built the training aid from cu-stomers. His son, John Mnrianos, Herbert, of American birth? aviator based at (^uonset Point, Dial-A-Llft number, the message is terson Chaffin and Fred Hutt. hy .loseph Gillich. chairman of broken for the advanced ICBM perishables. When you arrive at CAMPRESS It was at this point that he re­ Dr., Vernon, graduated from the am.; Holy Baptisms, 12:30 p.m. development program In Denver. Ample salvaged materials. Control wires the manager of the rc.staurant is A No, Herbert was born In Tel. MI 9-0300 ferred to the need to adopt policic.a R. I., he is presently at Gviantan- played back to him. When the Rev. Mr. Rask's de­ bowling events for the benefit of The Ven, Maurice G. Foulkes, rec­ Specializing In the flnest cold your destination, tell them where Dublin, Ireland. He studied mu­ 5 So. Main SI— M l 9-2240 Georgetown University Law School Parking! you want your furniture placed, and chains are eyoosed. al.so well experienced; he is a mem­ of common action "planned in ad­ amo Bay, Cuba, and expects to "The Rev. Mr. Rask's own reserve vice was installed, it was the only the March of Dimes. This will tor, cuts and meats in town. sic In Germany and played in soofi go to Puerto Rico. in 1956. He is a member of the be the first in a aeries of compe­ they will put down the rugs and set vance." District of Columbia bar. Prior to of thought and passages from de­ system used for this purpose in all Vernon Methodist: Worship and leading European orchestras. In After conferences in London and votional books constitute the areas serviced by the Southern titions to benefit the polio fund. Hebron the articles where you want f.hem. 1886 he settled in New York City. entering law school he graduated nursery, 9:30 a.m.; church school When they have finished putting Paris. Dulles can emphasize to The Rev. Alexander .1. Abel, 19 source of material used by Ehal-A- New England Telephone Co. Short­ The American Legion Post has and adult Bible class, 10:45 a.m. Lindman .St,, Lutheran minister frpm the University of Maryland. won the March of Dimes Poster your bedroom furniture in place, MANCHESTER LIQUORS Adenauer that the West is agreed He plana to practice in this area, Lift. "The selection of thoughts ly after the Manchester system, The Rev. Warren E. Covell pastor. Sixty Grangers WATKINS-WEST ONLY Q What U.S. vice president! In principle on a foreign mini.sters’ and teacher, will conduct a worship is geared to holidays and special a similar setup was installed by contest, it ha.s been announced. Sacred Heart; Masses. 8, 9:30 Al.lIMINITM tables, chairs, etc. practically all of was nicknamed "Cactus Jack?" but has not made definite plans. CANOPIKS the heavy work is done for you I It MEMORIAL CO. conference with the Soviet Union. service tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the emphasis days when possible," the the Unity Church in Hartford. Early I.eagun 0|>enlng and 11 a.m.; the Rev. Ralph Kcl- r.IVK VKAB A John Nance Garner. WINES-BEER He is married to the former Miss At ‘Open House’ is amazing how their skilled serv­ Opposite East Onueterj It would be before May 27— the assembly room of Zion Lutheran Joan Paaai of New Jersey. They Rev. Mr. Rask said. Other recent Installation.s include The Rockville Little League will lev. pastor. FUNERAL ’ROUND BEER IN BARRELS date on which Russia threatens to Church, Cooper at High St. Esto­ "I try to exclude any denomina­ systems in the Bridgeport YMCA open its 1959 season on May 24, a St. Joseph's: Masses, 7:30, 8:45, ices can make moving so much Q la buckwheat related to the FOR ALL OCCASIONS! have three sons. PROTK.CTION easier and less tiring for you. leave West Berlin stranded in Com­ nian and Lutheran groups he serve.s tional overtones in my messages.^ sponsored by the Briilgeport Coun­ week earlier than usual. 10 and n a.m.: the Rev. H. A. About 60 persons attended the SERVICE cereal grasses? a DELIVERY SERVICE • munist East German,'". will attend from different seclion.s They are for everyone, of any cil of Churches and another in The Board of Directors decided Lepak, pastor; the Rev. John Hebron Grange open house this (S z^C T T K«»n» Floor Dry Packing glassware, crystal and A The seeds of the buckwheat Quality Mtmoriols I,,U In Lirht china is not a matter for the in­ Dulles’ quick swing through the of the Slate. Luncheon will be faitii." Montreal. on the early opening this week so Kozon. assistant pastor. week and the event was termed ORM AND J. WEST, are considered to be "grain,” Over SU Years Experience major Western powers is filling in i served following the service. experienced person - not if you WEST SIDE Op eii Forum The response has been great to The Rev. Mr. Rask records his that the season would be over be­ St. Bernard's: Masses, 7, 8. 9, a huge success hy Mrs, Marjorie Director even though buckwheat Is not s the details of diplomatic decisions ----- the service since its start March messages into the machine fore the annual vacation shutdown 10 and 11 a.m.: the Rev. Patrick Porter, who was in charge of the ■ E^-Z Term* • Free Estimales want to find everything in perfect relative of such other grains as PACKAGE STORE f already taking shape through reg -; Mr. and Mrs. Edward .S. Mc- 5, 1958. Calls have numbered as through the standard telephone of such firms as Pratt and Whit­ Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. Ter­ program. 142 E. CENTER ST. TEL. 511 3-'2856 condition upon arrival. In the wheat, com and rice. all of Coll Ml 9-5807 Harry Prosansky, Permittee ular channels. i Guire, IR Batlista Rd., will hold ■still (Iralcfur many as 1.864 for one day in the ney Aircraft, when many local The Grange welcomed 12 mem­ first place, proper containers are , which are members of the grass receiver. The Impulses of his voice ence Murphy, assistant pastor. 51anchester’s Oldest 365 CENTER ST. For some time Britain, France | open house tomorrow at their j To the Editor. early months and although usage are picked up by a magnetic disc. people will be out of town. bers., from outside Granges, 13 Home Specialties Co. an absolute must- and few homes ! family. Buckwheat belongs to A. AIMETTl, Pi op. MANCHESTER— MI 9-0168 and the United SUtes have favor-; home between 2 and .R p m. in ob- ■'.Still Worried" dnc.*n't .xceni tn has tapered off, the telephone com­ One message is recorded each day, Vernon I.«ague Game Vernon and Tnlcottvllle news is young people who are interested With Finest Facilities have such containers and neither ; the buckwheat family. Harriaon St., Manchester ed a foreign ministers’ conference servance of tbeir 2,')th wedding undciatsml what '‘special rla.sses" pany reports that calls are still in joining and 35 of its ov/n mem­ Bob Brown and Charlie Pringle usually at 11 p.m. In the Rev. Mr. The Vernon Community Bas­ handled through The Herald’s 89 PURNELL PL.4CE with the Soviets on the following , anniversary, arc really like. ArtiiiiUy they are averaging between 200 and 300 per Rask's absence a layman of the ketball League will open its second Riockrille Bureau, 7 W. Main St., bers. Q What Fjench artist became conditions: more intensified than accelerated. day. Church'takes over, recording mes­ round of play tomorrow at 2 p.m. telephone TRemont 5-.8IS6. Those who plan to join the known as the greatest woman 1. The conference should em -, A parent niii.st approve the placing Callers Ask Copies sages prepared in advance. at Vernon Elementary School. Grange this '.pring are reminded REME51BER A painter of animals? VIC’S PIZZA SHOP brace a broad range of issues sur­ DELIGHTFUL PLACE A Rosa Bonheiir. Messier of hi.s child in the accelerated class A file of letters kept by the Rev. "The calls come in at all hours The games were scheduled for to have their applications In the 6 and 44 158 W. Middle Turnpike rounding German reunification; before it i.s done and, have no fear, Mr. Rask pertaining tn the re­ and they do not come only from Sunday afternoon at the request of hands of Mrs. Betty Griffin by 20” BICYCLES TO DINE . . . 2. There would be no weaken- j $29.95 Upholstery Phone Ml 9-3700 a child can be put back in regular sponse of Dial-A-Lift includes a members of the Covenant church,” many parents who missed seeing Hospital Notes Feb. 17. Applications for the BOYS’ or GIRLS’ Q Why does silver tarnish Ing of the West in the Allied right; cla.saea if she can't keep up with scratchy note penned by an elder­ the Rev. Mr. Rask advised. "We their boys play in the initial game spring initiation classes cannot be PACKAGE STORE RED EMBER rapidly where there Is coal gas? of access to Berlin and no giving! her class. How this woiild effect of the season. There is no admis­ accepted after that date. 24" BICYCLES A Sulfur, or air that contains Specializing PIZZA In to a Soviet "ultimatum. " Charles H. Hiklcbrand Jr., 1^. of ly near-blind woman, another also receive letters from people in ROUTE 6-44 • BOL'l'O.N $32.50 the child would, I imagine, depend from a housewife, still another surrounding towns who have used sion charge but donations will be Patients Toilay; 197 The next meeting of the Hebron BOYS’ or GIRLS’ sulfur, will cause silver to turn la SPAGHEHI Dulles trip, according tn reliable i West SI-. this morning in Town on how well the parents had taught asked for support of the league. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Phone Ml 9-3324 ^ OPEN black. For this reason silver •ources, has been delicately con -1 Court was fined 5,50 for evading re- from the wife of a man suffering our service". Grange will be held Feb. 17. The * Furniture Re^uphol- their child to understand her posi­ Claims off Sligiftly Mrs. Barbara Erickson, 89 Helalne Fully Guaranteed tarnishes very quickly in places RAVIOLI cemed with exploring the poasi- i sponsibility and $100 for driving multiple sclerosis. All praise the When the first system was in- program will be. "Music Night." tion and to accept di.sappoinlmenl. nie.ssages and their benefit to these Claims for unemployment com­ Rd.; Robert Schubert. 78 Lock- Grange Sewing Content BEER SUNDAYS where coal gas. which contains stering bility of new Western approaches, while his licen.se was suspended. He .i Ed­ 427 Hartford Rd. W E PAY leaders to coordinate W'estern \ employment. The Vernon Square Dance Club Kingsbury Ave., Rockville; Paulis Read James Conant's . has had 24 yeac* of experience in A -- Yes. Three out four on the German question. [ Assistant Proserulor John Lom- stop her second-grade child from break " when the pressure of busi­ was awakened at all hours of the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the He­ this field. He al.so attended Ste- ward* Shoe*. This firm *peciallze* Next To Norman’s thinking, will hold a dance from 8 to 11 p.m. Vitols, Wlllimantic; Ronald Smith, MOTOR SALES "AMERICAN HIGH adults killed in pedestrian acci­ HIGHEST PRICES The p<»ition of the Western Big bardo recommended a nolle which reading because school books bored ness becomes a burden. night by people thinking they had bron Elementary School auditori­ ' venson's School of Orthopedic and in making the very finest in foot­ dents in 1957 were males. at the Vernon Elementary School Jr., 36 Thomas Dr.; \yilliam Dun­ SCHOOL REPORT” 24-Hour Towing Service Three appears to remain basical­ was granted by Judge Jule.s Karp her a,nd she was too far ahead in It wasn't primarily for the old dialed for a spiritual lift. The num­ with Frannle Heintz as caller. um. EXPERT AUTO BODY and Corrective Fitting In Boston. wear for children. These shoe.* are For Rags, Paper. Metals reading or if she had had several and disabled that I intended this ber was soon changed,” chuckled can, 35 Autumn St, C^iukie. Sale ; Therefore, he lias the background made of fine material* and are the ly where it was before Dulles' trip in the ca.s» of Mrs. Doris E. A pre-Lenten grocery social will ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. FENDER REPAIRS ^0 Quackery in our schools Q To whai l.sland was 511 9-4100— Bob Kiernan, Prop. and Scrap Iron ' teachers tell her there wasnt any service," the Rev. Mr. Rask said, the minister. exp ert rugged enough for the livelle.st child to Europe. Kanehl, 42. of .58 Oxford St., be held at the American Legion The annua' Girl Scout Cookie CALL. and other known facts. ' of experience, and the technical Apostle John banished? The Allies are maintaining their way to help her child because "but rather, I intended it for all Perhaps the most serious call Elaine Fahls, Rmhard Rd., Ver­ sale is being held (his month. ENAMEL and, LACQUER ‘ training of a school to insure prop- and.an active child can really wear A The l.sland of Patmog In CALL OR DELIVER TO charged with failure to grant the people, the everyday man in­ Post by the Legion and its Auxil­ non. ' REFINISHINGS • INOVINO Complete Auto Repairing demand for the right of free ac­ right of way a.s the result of an the school system, unfortunately, to Dlal-A-Lift was the one which iary at 8 p.m. Mrs. Raymond Eurt la chairman Ml 3-6563 MANCHESTER er fitting of shoes. out average shoes in a abort time. the Aegean Sea. cess to Berlin and opposing a Rus- was keyed to the slow child arid cluded,” The response indicates reportedly prevented a suicide. "I BIRTHS YESTERJJAY: A son of the sale. REASONABLE PRICES . P A C K IN O If your boy or girl has to wear Edward* Shoe* are finely con­ accident Feb. 1. that "Mr. Average Citizen" has The Kosciuazko Club will hold a to NJr. and Mrs. Rowe Wheeler, Clean Used Cars OSTRINSKY alan proposal to demilitarize and that it wasn't wise, from an emo­ heard that this happened, but I pre-Lenten dance from 8:30 p.m. Pra.ver Day FREE ESTIMATES corrective shoes you need not take structed. and because of the spe­ Q -What was the original name Fines of $12 each were levied taken note of Dial-A-Llft. Range Hill Dr., Rockville: a son BOOKSHOP Deflem In Waate 51atenaln - neutralize West Berlin. They are against George E. MCGrath, 34, tional standpoint, to skip grades could never confirm the story,” the to 12:30 a.m. at the club ballroom. Women of all Hebron churches ! your doctor's prescription out of cial care thSt goes into their man­ of the Wayside Inn made famous Body Works holding to the view that the only and if she had heard other chil­ The idea for Dial-A-Lift came to minister explained. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goodwin. ai-e invited to the South Tolland RT. 30—-WAl’ PLNG, CONN. Andrews Building I town to have it fitted. The Chil­ ufacturing process, you are cer­ by I-«rigfellow? 731 PARKER ST. East Hartford, charged with pa.ss- The high school basketball team TeL 50-8-6735 or 50-8-5878 way Germany can be reunited is dren say "call on her, she always Manchester in a roundabout man­ At any rate the mission of Dlal- will play its first home game in the Wapping; a daughter to Mr. and "World Day of Prayer" to he held AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN 67 E. Center St.—MI 3-1036 dren's Bootery will fill every pre­ tain of shoe* that are good looking, A —The Red Horse Inn. I>ong- Texaco Gas ing in a no passing zone. an(1 Jo­ ner. A former chairman ■ of the Mrs. Benjamin Pierson, Coventry; throught free elections. knows the'answars" and she saw A-Lift - - to give messages of hope new high schtitol gym, beginning at at the Bolton United Methodist XEU Ml 3-5404 scription correctly and exactly and rugged enough to stand hard wear fellow called his collection "Tales seph Kormos of 92 Woodland St., church, Richard Nelson, got the an inspiration to everybody —• is a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Although Adenauer agrees with charged with disregarding a stop her own child enjoying the praise 7 p.m. Church next Friday. 'When you have this prescription and at prices that are very reason­ of a Wayside Inn,” and so suc­ the views of the other Allies he and stiB feeling she was different idea from relatives who had heard being accomplished, he feels. Dianiond, Coventry: a daughter to Luncheon will be'served at 12:30. filled here you save both time and able. Rubbers, arctics, boots and cessful was it that The Red Horse sign. of a similar service being used in Mr*. Cprrier Elected had a conference yesterday with from the others, and not under­ "I think we have come some dis­ Mrs. Charles C. Currier Jr.- of Mr. and Mrs. James McMeniman, 'Those planning to attend are asked Mdnehesfer Moving money. Tak^ your corrective slipper* for youngsters are also changed its name by popular de­ LISTEN TO THIS HIGH GRADE A summons was ordered issued th«( Midwest. The church commit- tance in achieving this end.” High Manor Trailer Court, Ver­ CHILDREN'S leederf of the West German for the arrest of John F. Drost, 30. standing whether this was good or Vernon Center was elected to to contact Mrs. Albert Coolidge for shoe problems to the Children's carried here. mand. political opposition and no one bad, "Wbrried Parent” would be non. reservations qr Miss Marjorie H. Read Herald Advs. and Trucking Co. Bootery with utter confidence, en- Just as Important as the proper Rockville, who failed to appear to membership on the Central Dia BOOTERY I We mean busine** about Hell­ sciimsd pleased with the results. one of the first to sing the praises give all the help humanly possible trict Committee of Children's BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Marlin. Reservations must be in by ; joy their swift and courteous serv­ fittin,g of shoes is to make sure Q W hat part did Sarah Hale PRINTING ‘This took place while Dulles was answer a charge of failure jo carry 5 fl S-4666 the socks are large enough. They ing your home. If we don't *ell! his automobile registration. of special classes. to a child, provided the parents are Services of Connecticut at a meet­ and Mrs. Robert Klotzer, RFD 3, Feb. 10. ice plaV In establishing Thanksgiving U Paris talking to President de I think that If this parent would interested enough in their children ing in Hartford yesterday. Vernon. A nursery will be provided dur­ Prior to the opei\il)g of hi* store must be large enough to allow the Day 7 Then we can’t make money. JOB AND COMMERCIAL OauUe and French Foreign ' Min­ Voting rights have been restored ing the afternoon service. If par­ •*Where foot to grow properly, but not so to former tavern owner Jean Col- look into this program, she would to seek help and not afraid to ac­ Mrs. Currier is a member of the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: here in Manchester, David Aider- A—It was at her urging that So If you want to save money PRINTING ister Maurice Couve de Murville. find that the children are no dif­ cept the truth or to admit that Tolland County Auxiliary of Chil­ Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip ents will bring sandwiches for Fit man had a store in New London. large the.v will bunch up. Socks President Abraham Lincoln first A spokesman for the West Ger­ lavecchio of 114 Eldridge St. by a Research--Basic Tool when selling or buying, kindly ferent from the children in any their "darlings" can be problems. drens Services. Turkington] Werner Dr., Rock­ their children milk will be pro­ He has remarked Ch the change in fot children are also featured at made Thanksgiving Day a nation­ Prompt and Efficient PrinUng man Free Democrats said after recent decision by Town Court Guy M.'Bartlett i» ■II— ' and call u*. Judge Jules Karp. other classes. They still dislike The uninterested teacher doesn't Hospital Notes ville: Mrs. Phoebe Kimball, Glas- vided. attitude toward the proper fitting the Children's Bootery. The store al holiday. of All RIndn the meeting with Adenauer that homework, love vacations, enjoy stay long tn one school. With Andover—Guy Maro Bartlett toijbury: Mrs. Beatrice Sleeves, 66 Quality of shoes during these year*. People is open from 10 to 6 on Monday* conference was unsatisfactory. He Karp reduced a 1956 conviction Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Har­ of displaying obscene literature to and take part in sports, would teachcr.s salaries as low as they Jr.. 50, died suddenly at his home riet Marcham, 270 South St. HiUtap Dr.; Mr*. Myrtle Morse, Manchester Evening Herald He­ for Successful Investing are attaching so much more im­ Tuesday and Saturday and from 10 Monehoster Realty Co. added hie party would cail for bron correspondent Miss Susan Counts** to 9 on Wednesday, Thursday arid GOMMUNITY PRESS one of breach of the peace. The rather watch T.V. than do their are, a teacher would have tn be Thursday night. Discharged yesterday; William Mansfleld; Mrs. Amelia Golemba. portance to ahoes that are correct­ TED GOODCHILD tsgjor psrUamentary debate short- l2 Bellevue Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Pendleton, telephone Academy How can you select the securities that be.st,meet .vour ly fitted, much work has been done Friday. Make this your headquar­ Nu. Mnln and No. School ly. guilty finding, however, stands. assignments and they sUll let most interested In children and In teach­ For the last 10 years he was in Cook, 108 High St.: Charles Usk, MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE 11 Maple St. Atty. Jay Rublnow, representing Agnes Perrett, 38 Wells St.; Mrs. 8-3454. in the ^ucational flekl as to the ters for shoes for your children, Stmetn-^Teleplwnn 50-8-6727 Even representative* of the assignments go until the last min­ ing to bother going into the pro­ the employ of the State Highway 113 E. Main St.; Paul Smithwick, individual needs? What companies, in what industries, s h o p p in g PARRAOE MI 3-0000— MI 3-4348 CollaveCchio. sought the reduction ute. The only difference is that fession. Every profession or voca­ Eileen Murphy, Avon; Harold many aide results of shoes that erijoy expert' fitting and quality CANVAS AWNINGS eineU German Party, which is in Department, and for '25 years Mountain St. BOY, 4. DISAPPEARS have the be.st prospects for the years adiead? When is shoes- and you will enjoy the shortly after the conviction, but these children seem to learn a lit­ tion has its slackers or misplaced Hr CriUcal Condition Henthorn, Bofton; John Shuteran-. are not properly fitted. Im­ Adenauer's coalition, expressed former Town Court Judge Wesley previous he worked at Colt’s Wapping; William Newton, 16 Bridgeport, Feb. 7 UPt— Police a particular stock allractivel.v priced for immediate-pur­ proper posture is just one of the reasonable prices charged plus displeasure. They said the Bonn tle faster and can spend the time ones. I for one, wouldn't have their Wayne Damon, an executive C, Gryk refused to grant it. oth'er classes spend in reviewing, Patent Firearms Co. in Hartford. Hyde St. were searching today for 4-year- results of ill fitting shoes,, back­ their courteous service. government gave no clue as to its job at twice the .salary. He was a member of the An­ the Honolulu Advertiser, is report­ chase? BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Collavecchio had lost bis Voting doing more Intensified work which DISCHARGED TODAY; Julius olil Albert Rotzal of Bridgeport, thinking. rights because displaying o'oscene "Still Grateful" dover Congregational Ghurch and ed in critical condition at Rockville who has been reported missing, Shearson, Hammill believes that Research—and only keeps their interest up. In a regu­ City Hospital alter suffering a Hoff, 29 Foley St.; Irene Condio, Ih ere ie increasing emphasis, in literature is a felony. the Andover Grange. , 186 Oak St.; Mrs. Shirley Dalla by his foster mother. Mrs. Hen­ Research- -can give you reliable answers to questions PAIMTS West Germany on dlsengagemmt lar class, a child who does any He was boht In BuRalo, N. Y., pneumonia attack, That charge and a policy playing more than Is expected of her is'a FORMER EDITOR DIBS Corte, RFD 2, Rockville; John ry E. Rotzal told police the boy like these, Superior research is based on continuous fikuuk Meet of the opposition has count were lodged after police Sept. 2, 1908,. a son o(| Guy M. Sr. Damon was admitted to the hos­ disappeared about 4 p.m. yester­ v*T®d Adenauer to try for some "bookworm." If the teacher as­ Essex, Feb. 7 (/P> - Ernest Morse Lawler Jr., 81 Alton St.; 'Mrs. raided Collavecchlo’g thvem In a and the late Marjorlq,^ Gatchell pital last Saturday. He had come Helen De Long, 79 Walnut St.; day while she was buying a toy study of economic conditions, indostrie.s and individual e Duco and Dalnx Enamels Mnd of 'withdra al of foreign signs extra work to this child she Libby, 80, Essex, an educator and to Rockville . to. visit his sister, gambling investigation. former managing editor of Uie Bartlett. He resided in Andover Mrs. Mabel Brown, 12 Chester Dr.; for him In a Main St. store. companies. Field trips and close contact with manage­ TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! Ueops from Get many as a- -step is "teachers pet." In special idasses much .of his life. Mrs. Katherine Riddle, and was Dept. Capt. Joseph Walsh said e Custom Colom toward reunlflciUon. the child is expected to work on Dee^ River New Era. a weekly Miss Ann Morris, 255 Henry St.; ment help uncover profitable investment opportunities. Will thiji be your comment tomorrow T Not if you • check TRAWLER IN DISTRESS not used to -the New England pollce/have questioned the bay's • Flow Kota Rubber Base Wall Faint Adenauer has opposed this. He her own and if she doesn't, she is newspaper, died yesterday at his Beside8 his father in Andover, Mrs. Jo-Ann Supple and daugh­ with us today for your romplete insurance coverage. Ballykelly, Northern Ireland. he leaves a sister, Mrs; Lester L. weather, she said. ter, 139 Main St. . ' real parents, among .others, Mrs. To find out how quality Research can help improve fgreea with other Western leaders Feb. 7 (AV-The Fresich trawler the exception. home. He was a native of Gorham, , Arrests SEE US FOR: • pu Pont Haoaa Paints Maine. Thompson o f Hebron. Rotzal said the yipungster waS' your investment position, contact: tnat the free elections are neces- Mary-Brigitte radioed It ,waa I understand from some of] the 'Norman G. Lyman,’ 29, of 32 ALD4> PAGANI • Aluminum Koll Up Awnings' Funeral services will be held at PANIC IN GUAYAQUIL wearing a light, blue jacket and EDWARD W. KRASENICS, Manager OaU na for help oajroitr aext palnttag Job> sinking today. Three bodies were teachers in Manchester that spe­ A former principal of Pratt the Potter Funeral. Home, 456 Village St., was arrested yester a blue-fur-trlnuned hat when • Venetian Bltade Sov^t Communist Party High School here and ex-chairman Guayaquil, ,Ekniador, Feb. . 7 • Storm Doom found In tbo sea liy ibscue UUps cial claases have already started in Jackson St.^ tVilUmSntic, tomor­ day on a charge of breach of the last se«t. He is tour feet tall, DONALD .’QBNOVESI, AsMctato aewspaper Pravda____today_ „described of the board qf trustees of the —A strong, prolonged eartll • Combination Windows and wreckage was sighted off at least one elementaiy school and row at 2 p.m., with the Rev. Wil­ peace. He was released under a $60 tiemor sent many persons rim- and weighs S2 pounds. piilide’ EuK)|»ean vielt a» “Fnilt- aouttiwiBi* Ireland. T tt llt-ton are auocessful. I am not sure of school, he was an original planner bond for court appearance Monday. Shearson, Hammill 5 Co. Manchostor Awoing Co. ^Ud ivltbout prpspsets.” lard E. Thomeh, pastor of Andover ning Into the streets in panic INSURANCE Mary Brigitte was "believed to this but would like to know. of 'Valley Regional School District Coitgrtigational Church, officiating. *I1iomaa J. ValciuUS, 17, ' of 8 shortly before dawn faxlay. No Chicago—A 10-minuta weekly XM WEST OENTES ST. " Ptgvda edlto^ broadcast have » crew o f It. Sevesi mlii- GeneraUy speaking, I think the .iHfastview Ter., EUlni^n, was ar- Radio cialmsd .that his *’ \ , Burial will b* In the Mansfleld oiMiaIttea or serious dsimage television news summary ovsr a utea later It radioed that the majority of the teachers In the For his actlviUea, ha w u named Conter Cemotery. rfsted at 8:25 p.m. /yesterday on was reported liwmedlattily, but In CStlcago station Is accompanied by that the ‘,'M u^ adver- erew was abandoning nhln and Manchester school system are in- In 19S2 as "Man of the Fear" 1st I BMt lMBt of tha w m . the Friends may call at the funtral 8 charge of obitnteting a drive­ m Bumber o f storM merrtiandlse sign language for the hard of M dnf to nn emergen^ dtagby. tereated in the atudenU and will Southern Middlesex County. horns today from [7 to 0 pim. way on Village B t ^ e Is scheduled WM sliairwi «S slielTea. hearing. , ' & f hKrtALU, MANwihaiEH, CONN., SATURDAY, hEHRUARY 7, 1969 FACE m e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, raSRUARY 7, 1969 MAJOR HOOFLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Windham Trounces Indians with Strong Second Half, 58-39 Aniwar to Pravlout PunI* LifHt Luxemburg Winners Post ACK088 4 Miss Gwyn Ltttler Moves into Lead Riflemen Avenge 1,6 Luxemburc 5 Melancholy is ■ ----- — (poet.) 6 Fated 15th Straight n Click beetle 7 Employs On Par Breaking Spree 12 Discerns 8 Certifled Defeat to Hamden 14 Baby’s toy public UTSU Hoop Success 15 Time ot year accountant Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 7 —Par-busting Gene Littler was 16 Table scrap a i d u (ab.) two sfrokes in front today as the $20,000 anything-can- By PAT BOLDUC 17 Shoemaker's 9 Disapproving happen Phoenix Open Golf Tournament moved into the third state champion rifle team Hamden High, only team to pin blocks one 25 Simple -40 Cougar a loss on Manchester High’s riflemen this season, tried to do If Confucius were a basket­ 18 Small (Scot.) 27 Implement 4 2 has round. Littler, four strokes off the pace yesterday, used a 10 Petty officer it again yesterday in the local armory rifle range and failed ball fan he would have prob­ 20 Observe 11 God ot love 28 Grafted (her.) Important seven-under-par 63 to -sweep int0'^> 21 Land measure 13 Growl So Offered ore —^ the lead and tie an Arizona Coun­ to come close. Manchester defeated the downstaters, 902-888, ably Raid, “ No team can win o( Thailand is Capuchin 34 MenUl relish 44 Appear try Club course record. on th« local strength in depth. games without first dropping 22 Auricle monkey 35 Zoroastrian 48 Father (Fr.) The San Diego golfer, who hsisn’t Fighting Heart Hamden's, top four men out- the hall through the basket.” 23 Percussion 24 MoneUry sacred books 47 For fear that taken first piaco money since the pointed Maheheater'z top four, but 36 Courtesy title 50 It is (poet) At least thi.s proved the case ----- of Las Vegas, Nev., Tournament of th« Hamden fifth score dipped all la.st night os undefeated Windham Luxemburg 38 Legal plea 52 Musical C-hampions in April 1957, went on Elizabeth, N. J., Feb. 7 the way to Mickey Achorn's 161, Local Sport 39 Young hen _ direction (A>)—Boxer Ronald Cureton clinched al least a tic for the CCIL Is the franc a par-breaking spree down the while the Indiana had five scores title with a eompnratively easy final nine holes with a six-under doesn’t like to lose fights. within four iiotnta ot leader Ron GambolaU's 183. Chatter 58-39 triumph over weak-shooting 1 i 4 r 8 T » 30. Manchester. r r 9 He lost a three-round de­ The victory u Manchester's sev­ Littler gave the credit ts -an cision here last night, then enth in e^ht starts and the loss is Approximately 1,200 (1.050 paid) II IZ > FTBST ANNUAL Miss and Mrs fans watched the speedy and hot- unerring' puller that counted for punched the referee, kicked Hamden's first of the season. ll an eagle on the 10th hole and Manchester's prone, continues to Bowling Tournament will take shooUng- Whippets noteh their 15th birdie putts ranging from seven to a bucket into rows of spec­ place today ind tonight at the straight win. 12 in league warfare, toe a source of worry. Bob Rus- with a fnrinns third qii.arler at­ i; n 18 20 feet. tators and bit Police Lt. coni ruined a superb 89 standing Community \ alleys. Thirty one lean->s will compete. The first shift tack. Coach John McMillan's un­ His blazing back nine was Just John Manion on the finger. score, highest of the day, with a 1 0 n . will roll at 4:30 and the second beaten quintet lilt on eight of 11 0 I another in a series of thrills that poor 93 prone, while Co-Captain i m Cureton was booked on shift at 7. field goal attempts in oulshootlng n has the galleries mumbling Jim Tierney's 93 prone dropped ' P "What's gonna happen next?” charges of assault and bat­ the locals by an 18-9 margin to him out of the running. Titr.Ticy erect an untouchable 40-26 advan­ 19 50 In the three days of the tourna­ tery. and R u s c o n 1 between them ICE SK.ATING season for mglU skating at Center Springs Pond tage al the three-quarter mark. ment — counting Wednesday's dropped 14 points in prone alone Manchester, bowing for the ninth n 15 Pro-Am event — there have been in a match that was won by just will end tonight at 9 o’clocli m time, fifth in succe.s.sion, in 13 three holes in one, a course rec- 14 pohits. Bright spots were Gam­ There will not be any further If r » W Caspar Ortega Promising Cager after dark skating due to lack of starts, stayed with the winners errd broken, then tied, and a double bolaU's prone possible and Jack through the first half, trailing only bogey eight on the final hole. Toomey’s 99. Junior Don McLagnn funds. Skating hours Sunday will 0 6 P 41 One of the bright spots with be from 10 a.m. lo 5 p.ni. 17-22 at the intermission. i i % Third Hole in One Scalped, Yet the Cheney Teeh basketball and sophomore John Matchett Fabulous Shooting « ( i 4i The third hole in one was card­ team this season has been the completed the victory. But there was no stopping tha A The Indians journey to the RED EMBERS, Idle the past P ed yesterday by veteran Jim Per­ improved play from week to two weeks In league play, will re­ well-halaneed Windham club in the 19 % II- T rier, North Hollywood, Calif. He Wins Decision week of Joe Naumec, above. Hartford Armory Wednesday for ■second half, McMillan's charges the return match with (XIIL rival turn to action Sunday afternoon 7 holed his six iron tee shot on the The freshman broke into the shooting at a fabuloii.s 62 per cent IJ 14 Bristol. The Indians should have in Old Saybrook against Bridge­ 137-yard third hole. Two other starting lineup shortly after port and Poray Vieira. The Con­ clip from the floor, with 16 bas­ New York, Feb. 7 3-34 bulge, the Hawks were ished with double figures. Chuck Winniger, Billy Maxwell. Walter • The 6-5, 200-poiinder from • 52 triumph. of Ihe National Basketball wondering what was happen­ Saimond '>eing top dog with nine for the winner of a round. The loser Brooklyn, whase clutch playmakin Burkemo and Lionel Hebert. gets none. Reginial TV offerings included All eight RHAM players dented A.ssn. iloiiblehendor, the only ing and Auerbach was pro­ rolnts, including a perfect flve- and rebounding clinched the show­ Maryland at Wake Forest, Indiana the scoring column with Dick Gag­ action in the league, the Syr­ claiming himself head master­ for-five from the fold line. Saimond down North Carolina victory over acuse Nationals snapped a 5- mind since ' v'as the second also turned In a fine all-around North Carolina State Jan. 14. has at Michigan and Arkansas at non tops with 11 poinLs. Texas. Battling for the Ivy League Cromwell led at halftime, 21-17, game losing streak by down­ t)me this week that the high performance, but to no avail. Big developed into a bit of a scorer ing the Detroit Pistons, 122- scoring Hawks failed to hit Pat Mistretta, Bill Keish, the Following in Dad *8 Footsteps too. and Pacific Coast Conference leads Tuesday afternoon RHAM meets and little Centenary of Louisiana’s arch rival Windham Regional 1(13. the 100 mark against the Cel­ loser’s best reliounders with nine Moe hud 32 points la.st night -- 72-71 upset of Oklahoma City fea­ Tech at Hebron. As fur Auerbach and his tics, Bo.ston licked them IDI­ and eight, respectively. Neal Pres­ 12 in a single-handed burst that tured Friday play. Summary:; hocus pocus . . . OT, In New York earlier In cott and Wes Feshler scored a col­ brought the Tar Heels off an 11- RHAM (441 He nss.gn(x1 Jim Ixtscutoff, the week. lective 26 tallies. McLaughry Takes Grid point deficit in the second half - Dartmouth, rallying behind Chuck Kaufmann, wiriipped Cornell B !•' T' sore hack and al!, lo Pettit. Dolph Schayea and Larry If It serves as any con.solatlon, as North Carolina held its At­ Farlov .... 2 Tile league's leading scorer the locals prevailed at the foul line 75-73 in overtime to keep pace J^nlceila II 1 Costello each hit for 25 points lantic Coast Conference lead with 1 with Princeton In the Ivy race. ^^InkHs .. 1 1 mpjiaged iu.st one lone, count in the Nats' victory over De­ and Coach Ray Korbusleski's racy an 89-80 victory over pesky Duke. Tavlor . . . 4 ,, Princeton, a 61-48 winner over it) field goal for h's night's troit. Once Gene Shue, who JV squad gained revenge for an Coaching Post at Brown It was North Carolina's ninth Waln^sley 0 6 Brown, and Dartmouth have 6-0 PonchXk . 0 wor.i. Pettit panbablv can't had scored 18 points for De­ earlier siHback in the prellr.iinary. straight conference victory, and fJaimnn .. r, league records. 1 1 1 remember the l.ast lime he hit troit, fouled out In the opening Mancheste- was an impressive 0- the 14th success in 1,5 g.anies for lulo ...... 1 0 only one two-pointer In a seconds of the fourth quar­ 13 (09 per cent) from the free Providence, R. I., Feb. 7 (A*)—John McLaughry, whose the team ranked second nationally In the PCC, California took over throw line while the Whippets con­ the lead with a 5-2 record, nipping Totalff .... 16 11 42 game ter. Syracu.se had clear sailing. father guided the famed Iron.Men of 1926, today returned in the weekly Associated Press poll. O oitim'HI UCLA 60-58 on Al Buch’s driving (4?) verted eight of 16 attempts. ,11 to Brown as head football coach. Picked as a man versed in Just to keep his hand in. Moe also B K P I.** Sturdy Dave White hoptped 19 led his team in rebounds with 13. layup with one second to play. Samolyk 4 1 the aims and traditions of Ivy League football, John moves Jezouit II 1 1 points lo lead the Red and White The Tar Heels' victory and a Washington kept in contention, Hmmimn 1 « from Amherst to the Bruins’ camp^> topping Washington State 82-73 Balancing Pro Basketball Loop Jayvees to a 54-48 win over the Deormand (Tussi McLaughry handful of other Key conference Moore . .. 4 1 9 Wlllimantic seconds who had the helm at Dartmouth. John pairings last night triggered an­ for a 6-3 mark as Bruno Boin Pierce . . . 1 0 had done 33 years earlier scored 27, Plernon .8 IG handed the locals their Initial de­ played in the EJast-West game other weekend avalanche of com- Lampke 1 f) Brown president Barnaby Kee­ 4 Would Be a Major IJndertaking feat the first time around. New Year's day that year, the All-! petition on the college courts. Centenary, with only 500 male After winning the opening tap ney la.st night announced McLaug- Star-Pro game and then a season ! Big fiames Today students and a 10-8 record, handed Total* . . . 19 4 42 Score at half time 27-17 < roni w* II. the Indians only led twice in the ry had signed a five-year contract with the Ntow York Giants. Virtually all the big ones Oklahoma City its third loss in 19 successor to Al Kelley who re­ j are New York INEA) Blasting*- uade to look rather ridiculous at­ contest, 3-1 and 5-3 in the early Following Tuss at Brown were at it this afternoon and tonight, games on Leon Shaw's three-point Maurice Podoloff In Boston the tempting to define his duties. cently accepted Colgate’s invita­ Ship Stahley. now at Idaho. Rip play with 28 seconds left. moments of the first period. But tion to switch affiliations. beginning -with the nationally tele­ Rockville lo Open oilier day, Walter A. Brown of­ Bert Bell of the National Foot­ with the score deadlocked at 9- Engle, the present Penn State vised game (NBCi of the Day, A couple of Eastern tournament fered to give up the Celtics’ first ball Leagfue comes close.st to be­ In nine years at Amherst, Mc­ all with 6:45 remaining In the coach, Gus Zitrides and Kelley. Holy Cross at West Virginia. hopefuls, Villanova and St. draft clioire in an effort lo bal­ ing a czar, and only because he Is Laughry directed the Lord Jeffs Joseph’s (Pa.), ran their season New Gym Tonipjlit ■second quarter. ■ Soracchi trig­ ance the National Basketball Assn. well-to-do. getting old and In poor gered a string of 11 straigh.t Wind­ to a 44-23-4 record and one un­ ledgers to 14-3 in a doubleheader Balancing the league is a grand beaten campaign. health. Bell simply tells hi.s own­ ham points to p.-actlcallv turn the at Philadelphia’s Palestra. Jim It's been a long, hard winter for idea, but It make.s too much sen.se ers that If they don't like what he Huggard's 24 points led Villanova game into a rout. Coach Elgin McLaughry's teams have been Coach John Canavari and hi.s in profea.sional sports, for It bar is doing, it is perfectly all right Zatursky watched his Indians noted for their balanced attack Green ^^n or Hosts Newington over Boston College, 85-69 and never been seriou.sly attempted In Rockville High ba.sketball players. with him if they get someone else. miss 11 consecutfi'e shots before and sound defenses and John said Bobby McNeill fired in 33 as St. The Rams, without a home play­ any line football, baseball or ha.s- Joseph's whipped Seton Hall 82-64. They don’t because Bell came from Prescott broke the spell with a he will bring to the Bruins the ing surface, have dropped 17 of 18 ketball So, the rich get richer. . titeir ranks, knows his way around At Verplanck Sunday at 3:15 and in ba.schall look what the sus­ driving layup with three minutes side saddle-T offense he installed .games, 16 In a row. 'This has been and is deeply respected. left In the -alf. By that time at Amherst In 1956. the most dlsasterous season in tained succe.sa of the New York It is highly significant that since Yankce.s ha.s done to the American Windham had built a 20-11 lead. The captain and quarterback of With only five games remalnlngf-(2-7) at home to hard-luck Suf- Last ISighBs Fights school history. Bell started running the works, the Accelerated Attack the 1939 Brown club, McLaughry League Green Manor feels that if It hopes field (0-9). Tonight, however, the R.ams J’ro ba.sketball lia.s an even National Football League has been Receiving excellent support served 2% yedrs with the Marines New Yoru (Madison Square hope to turn over a new leaf. The by far the most successful of all to make the Farmington Valley Ranjced seventh In team defense, Garden)—Caspar Ortega, 146 Vs, graver problem than the American from teammates Marchand, one prior to working as an assistant beautiful new gym will be the professional federations. of the loop’s outstanding ball at the University of Connecticut Basketball League playoffs a vic­ Bushey hopes to make a few nec­ Mexico, outpointed Rudell Stitch, Lojague. Tbe NBA has two seta of scene of the first game of the cam­ Yankees the St. Louis Hawks In That would be a lesson to most bandlers and playmakers, and and as head man at Union. essary adjustments prior to Sun­ 144, Louisville, 10. paign with Smith High of Slnrrs tory over Newington is a must day's tap-off. In bowing to 'Wind­ the Wes'-erri Division and the Cel­ big business concerns, but until Soracchi, who came through with Special Tribute San Diego, Calif. —Bob Albright, supplying the opposition. Sunday afternoon at the Ver­ sor Locks and Bloomfield in their 224, San Fernando, Calif., and tics in the Ea.stern. Tlial leaves the Bell took over pro football, profes­ his finest scoring effort, Wheaton Though other seasons proved There are 1,200 seats In the new competition negligible In both sional leagues had to be hit by fronted Windham's accelerated at­ planck School. Coach Woody last two outings the. locals have Otis Fuller, 194, Los Angelea, gym which also features gliuss more successful, the 1958 Amherst Bushey’s quintet also will be out given up a total of 196 points. The Drew, 10. groups. The Hawks and Celtics something like the Black S(jj scan­ tack In tihe decisive third period. eleven was a special tribute to Mc- backboards and a large electric dal before amythlng wa* done Game lo the core and refusing to square a previous 79-55 pasting two setbacks have left Green Tokyo Flash Eaorde, 132, Phll- scoring-timing clock. each won by eight games last sea­ Laugbry. Despite wholesale at­ in the . 3; 15 contest. Manor with a 3-6 won and lost ipipines, outpointed Takeo Sugl- son. This year they figure to pre­ about anything. to quit under mounting odds, the trition at end. tackle and quarter­ All five remaining games on the vail by 12, with the Division titles 'ndians fought gamely but their Sparked by the league’s zeoond record and In sixth place In the raori, 134)4, Tokyo, 12. hour slate will be played at home, back and -virtually no depth, the league standings, two games out Melbourne, Australia Jimmy settled three weeks before the sea­ ineffective mar-camanship from Lord Jeffs posted a 6-2 mark and be^t scorer, Pete Reckert, who has four of yie meetings will be in son's end. close range kerpt them from get­ a sparkling 23.4 average In eight of fourth spot, the last payoff Martinez, 156 >4, Phoenix, Ariz., Valley B League competition allowed their first five opponents position. Knocka President ting closer than 13 points of the a total of only six points. games, the visitors also boast the outpointed Joe Ngidl, 150’4i, South against Newington, Wilson, Mid­ Africa, 12. President Brown of the Celtics lead in the fourth quarter. Nurs­ PVL's best defensive club. New­ RAted only .behind pacesetting dletown and Windsor. ing a whopping 19-point bulge, Jphn's father compiled a 15-year ington has allowed only 66 points took a swipe at Podoloff for per­ rhark of 76-58-5 through 1940 but New Britain and Blotomfield In .54-35 with 1:30 to go, McMillan a game and carries a three-game team defense, the Silk Towners mitting the lowly Cincinnati Roy­ none of his teams ranked with the als to trade Si Green to the Hawks flooded the floor with reserves. first at Brown. The Bruins won winning streak Into tomorrow’s re­ claim the loop’s sixth best scorer Manchester concludes-the home turn contest. The visitors have up­ in Jimmy Moriarty, author of 132 for Med Park and promising Jack nine and lost a perfect mark by Stephans, now in the Army. He port of Its 16-game schedule Tues­ the margin of a 10-10 tie With ended Windsor Locks, Plainvllle points and a 16.5 average in eight Three New World Marks day night against Conard, a club and wtnless Sulfield boost their contests. Backcourt standout was particularly riled because a EAST SIDE MIDGETS Colgate in 1926. pre-.season swap between the same the 'Indian.s .roundly whipped by -rhe Iron Men got their name'I record to 6*3 good enough for Vlnny Kohen has chalked up 107 The Ladders squeezed out a 32- 20 points t6-> Orrt time. third place in the standings. tallies in eight outings; and holds outfits gave the all-conquering when the starting eleven went 60 Likely in Boston Meet Hawks the established and tower­ 28 V4ln over the Engines in the Windham (S8) mimites agfainst Yale and Dart­ Other, Sunday • .pairing* -find down 16th place in the individual Police and Firemen’s Mh^fet P B F Pta. race. _ ing Clyde Lovellette, who got off J Culpin. f ...... 4 0-2 8 mouth oil fmccessive weekends and BlOdmflild (772) Invading New the bench long enough to score 30 Lieague at the School St. gym last 1 Reed, f ...... 1 0-2 2 almost the entire distance against Britain (8-1) in a battle for first Bushey will select his other Boston, Feb. 7 {JP)—The Boston'^tlist'Rickard Dahl of Sweden will points for them in Syracuse thg night. 3 Soracchi. f ...... 5 4-4 14 After jumping away to a fast ) Paeglp. f ...... 0 2-2 2 Harvard. Tuss' 1925 Amherst! place, Windsor Locks (5-4) host- starters from among Johnny Pre- AA Games dangles the lure of chase both of them ski-ward. He's other night. 1 Wheaton c ...... 8 TK club had a 7-1 mark. ling Plainville (5-4), with fourth court, Norm Hohenthal, Iry Foster, possible world Ind^r records in done 6-11V4 . Podoloff hasn’t the power to stop start and a commanding 21-10 half­ 1 Fraser, c ...... 0 0-0 0 Tuas left in IW I to take over ! place at stake, and Wethersfield Bobby Carlson, Jackie Hedlund the mile, high Jump and pole vault trades, although he did muster suf­ time edge the Ladders soon found 2 Marchand. g ...... 6 0-2 12 Pvt. Don Bragg Issued a warn­ the Engines bounding back In the I) Slakans, g ...... 0 0-1 0 and Terry Cunningham. tonight before an expected over­ ficient courage to prevent the New 2 Rothblatt. g ...... 0-1 0 ing at the Millrose last week he last period to come within one .. 0 In addition "to Reckert. Newing­ flow crowd of track' and field en- is on the verge of shattering Cor­ York Knickerbockers from buying 0 DucUos. g ...... 1 GO 3 ton has two o'.her scoring threats thusiaats. the entire company of St. Louis point of a tie but only to have their nelius Warmerdam’s 16-year world rally fall short. For the Ladders, 9 Totals ...... 26 8-16 68 In Ron Wilson and Bill' Smith, the Ron Delany of Ireland, unbeat­ Bombers when that organization Mancheiter (38) indoor vault mark of 15-8 V4. who strengthened their hold on B F Pt». duo showing a combined 27.6 aver­ en in 26 consecutive banked-board Though Bragg was halted at disbanded In 1950. Oddly enou 'h, p age. that led to the Celtics landing Easy second place, Jerry Mistretta tap­ 1 Mistretta...... 3 1-3 7 mile efforts, is challenged by three 15-6V4. he narrowly missed clear­ ped In 10 points while Jack Sim­ 0 Morlanos, f ...... 0 (M) 0 BOWLING TOURNAMENT other runners who'^have been ing 15-9. Ed Macauley, now coaching the 2 Keish. r ...... 4 Ok) 8 Hawks. mons added nine. The Engines, who 1 White, f ...... 1 2-2 4 cloOked undefr four minutes out­ World outdoor record holder 0 Fisher, c ...... 0 (W> 0 Inasmuch as they deny President have had trouble getting started in . . . 3 >6 Class "B" One Ball doors. Bob Gukowski (15-9)4) also will the past few games, depended on 2 Prescott, c ...... G2 The three are Sweden’a Dan be on band. Podoloff supreme authority, the 8 Saimond. g ...... 2 6-6 » Spitrt Schedule owners ore unfair when they criti­ George Bycholski and Harvey 2 McAdam. g ...... 0 Okl 0 Waern (3:58.5), European 1,600 1-1 6 England's Milce Rawson has cize the little fellow doing the best Duplin to carry the load as each 1 Feshler. f ...... 2 meter champion Brian Hewson of switcihed from the 1,000 to the 0 Reardon, g ...... 0 M U SUNDAY, FEB. 8-2P.M . Today he can under the circi^matances. found tbe range for nine points Engleind (3:58.9) and Zbigniew 600 yard run to challenge defend­ . 15 9-13 S9 Smith at Rockville, 8;30. Professional leagues are going while Jim Me Oehan added seven. 13 Totals ...... PRIZES: Orywal of Poland (3:59.7.). er Charlie Jenkina and Villsmova's to be in trouble until they name Score at half, 23-17 Windham. Delany, who owns the indoor Eddie Ctollymore, the 1959 ruler. solid men at their heads and place HIGH tRIPLE . $50.00 1 .ark of 4:03.4, has done 3:57.5 Lt. Bobby Seaman, former UCLA Hockey at a Glance Scholastic Basketball them* beyond the reach ef the em­ Lawrence Injure^ 2nd HI6H TRIPLE $30.00 in the open air. , athlete, has replaced the ailing ployers. See what has transpired Ainerlcair League ‘ The 70th BAA classic at the Dave Scurlock In the 1,0(00. in baseball since the commission­ Rochester 9, Providence 1, CoUege Station, Tex., Feb. 7 XX) 3id HIGH TRIPLE . $20.00 BullMley 65, Hartford 54. (3arden also pits 17-year-old Boa- Paul Winder o f Morgan State EMtem Leagne Wkyne Lawrence, of Stonlngton,. Norwich 72, Weaver 63. er’s office was emasculated with ton University freshman John will be favored in the dash and the passing of JiKlge Kenesaw Phfladel{diia 4,' New Haven-1. Conn.. 6-foot-7 rebounding leader Ekwt Hartford 66, New Liondon Thomas and Olympian. Charlie Lee Csdhoun in the hurdles while Mountain Landis. 8atafday*a Schedule of the Texas AAM basketball team;; «0. Dunum in the high Jump. Thomas Ens. Lew Stleglltz, former Uni­ NatioBa) Xeague , will be out for the rest of the eaaei DOUBLE STRIKE ALLEYS Oonard 89, Bristol 66. bettered' the world Indoor stand­ versity of Connecticut ace, holds Little Authority . (Thtcago at . New .Tofk (Aftecr son with a fractured bone in thap.i;: * OAK STREET, MANCHESTER , Hall 59, Platt 48. ard for the second time in three an edge In the two mile off his Happy Chandler believed he had nooniiTV). • instep of his right ffipt. C '' Wethersfield 61, Maloney 41. weeks with i seven foot leap Jn Boston K. of C. and Millrose tri­ the authority, but you know what Boston at Montreal Bob Rogerg said yesfinday AIm O f en For Regular Bewlrngt*- Windham 58, Manchester 39, the Melrose Oamee. Dumas has umphs. Deacon Jones and Bill happened to the governor lyhen he Petrolt at Toronto. ' Lawrence was injured. ^'Tut .Glaatontoury 52, Farmington 50. done 7)(i outdoohi. Dellinffer are among the. other I moved to exert it. One more than 1^;;'.:.- M AmaitoaB I«a(aa ■ --a night’ to. Hu gwm* 80. Ulddletawn 43. For added aest, JBun^paaa ti- entries. one oocMion. Ford Frick fias been dmvidenea at Upringfleld. ChrisUan. • - ■ ■' i • . ■ ' ■ ■ ) ■ ■-» - '■V\’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC HESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1959 , PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1989 P A G i T B N Household Goods 51 Wantod— ^To Buy 58 Apartments— Flats— Houaea for Sal* 72 H«b8M for S*l* 72! 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PLEASE READ YOUR AD I education rlasaes starting : atnr-! Nine' piece dining room set -. $30 middle adulta. MI 9-2349. FOR SALE by owner, tranaterrad. BODY MAN wanted for body shop. Articles For Sale 45 HEATED ROOM for ona or two NKW SIX room ranch, one block ,-,..,, rpvt u' d -w i o w school* and ahopping. Asking ! day. Call Mr Mlelette, .‘danchea-: Good wages. Junior's Auto Body, Bargain. Below coat? Grean co­ CUu IBmI or “ Want Ads" are taken over the phune as a con- WATKINS gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High FOUR ROOM apartment In Coven- from Green. All large rooms, two FLVA Tl LB.R, M1*S Realtor 115,500, ter 'Irivjng Academy, Coventrv, ' in rear of Brunner's Bdsel. Tol­ USED I-UMBER. building and ■ St. trj’ . All modem conveniences, lonial, ^ cellan t condiHpn. I.0 Hem­ MI 9-4469 APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the next tnser- land TThe. Ml 3-5191, Ask for plumbing supplies, furnaces, hot winterized, lake privileges. Call place. Full basement, two-car ga BOLTON LAKE .... MV NIPNBM FBBTEa , . TAS.' PlSSTTHINfr ru. WANT SOME i Junior. ROOM WITH kitchen priidleges. lock shrubs. Double garue, 1% J Tile f ricndshlp Circle of the Mob. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Ineorrec* or omitted IW eu THE JOf water heaters, windows and EXCHANGE MI 3-0805 after 3:30. aHAPUATKO PSOM SUMlCU.TIClI.' AS$l«TANTSrPaE68 BLOOP.' doors Choman'g Housewrecking, Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ baths, near beat schools. FOr ap­ decoration.at!',-..!"";; R F. DlmocJi Co., Real­ 1 THR®® b e d r o o m ranch ’..ome in Six room Ranch. Aluminum com- Salvation Army will meet Monday taaertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a SlNALlV WAS ufLu Be tanino ovga 15 OAK STREET reaidential Vernon Center ! Bu.sinc.s M«| irsMi irseicsTi housekeeping facilities, near Cen­ center. For otye or two built-in stove and oven. C< mplete- (•1 Richard Wlnzler. »on of Mr. and 2R9C4 W i t 9-0173 after 6 p.m. monthly. Can be seen at 189 West land. Asking $14,500 Call fi - «p- |v Manchester Four rooms lavs- ______t all Ml 9-809,3 YOU CAN EARN $3.00 TO ter, Women only. CaU Ml 8-5539. landscaped. Alheaite ■'rive. R. , . -Mrs. George Winzler. 73 Hackma- "At The Green” Middle Tpke., Apt, A Phone Ml polntmeni to see Alice Clampet, p DImock Co.. Realtors. Ml lory. laundry room, snnporch on NICE LEVEI, loi on a hard road ,*ri< fl, , has been nsmed to Ul« For a sptil on our automatic Automobiles for Sale $6.00 AN HOUR USED TV set, new Motorolas for 3-7091. Realtor, MI 9-4.543 first floor. Four bedrooma, hath St A'msion I-ake Near bathing r)*an .* liat for the 5rsl semester I MORTENSEN TV. Specialised RCA NO EXPERIENCE NEEDCD Baby cribs, regular $29 50-$49.50, ^FURNISHED ROOM, conveniently 9-5245. removal eerv-tc* television, service. Ml 9-4S41. I Household Services Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 high trades. Don't Wonder. Call on second floor. Ijirge walk-in beach Will sell for rash or on Boston University He is a aeiv BEFORE YOU BUY a used car: Gonder. MI 9-1486. High chairs, carbeds. playp ns and i located. One minute from Main 4% ROOM apartment. Will be MANCHESTER— Three bedroom | closets Barn with three car stalls Offered 13-A We Train You To Run Your other baby neres.aities, 25% d ls-, St, Ught housekeeping. Woman Hme. MI ,1-6263 College of Liberal Arts, LOST—Black and white Toy Fox see Gorman .Motor Sales Buick ' FI^IOR SANDING a sperisltv. _2 : ROOFING -Specializing m repa) •; CONSOUDATE debts with a sec­ available Feb. 9. Call Ml 9-5253 ranch home with attached garage, j______and large storage lofi 8lao ai-i Terrier. An.swers to Spottv Virin- Own Floor Waxing Route. ' SHINERS for ice fishing, whole­ counf for I a.*11 I only. Ml 9-7959 majoring in mathematics. .“^ales and .Service. 28fi Main Skilled workmanship. Call .\'ll BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ Ing roofs of all kinds. Aiar new : ond mortgage loan at J22.25 per i between 8-5 p.m. W. G. Glenney Large l.-ahaped living room with [ ^ e W SIX room Cape, Waat Side, tarhad workshop. Ixirated on on* Itv of Oakland St. Call MI I 02,’i9 WE GUARANTEE YOU sale and retail. Camp Meeting Streol MI 9-4571. Open evenings. , 9-8919. pany—Koi those who care about roofs- Gutter work. ■'Chimneys j month for each $1,000 tiorrowed. I Co. $85 monthly. fireplace. Hot water heat atorri ^ange and oven, vestlhiile. acre of land Priced |5 sell for, Suburban for Sale 7H CUSTOMERS AND Rd.. Bolton. MI 9-5685. of floorflooi sampisamplemrnlf ;hair.“T«i.,e'"Iln chairs, values up ,_,____ well t i-v,, heated room. Centralit windows snd screens All city - _ Boy Scout Sunday and race re- their ruga— phone Ml 8-0012. cleaned repaired, 26 years exper­ Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank ! location. IJght housekeeping If . Choice location. I-arge lot $16,200, under 120,000. Call owner MI LOST—Black loo.«e leaf no'ebonk NEED A CAR and had your credit' rU W R SANDING and ••efIniBbIng. IMMEDIATE INCOME! to .$79. now $35, one of a '-ind. SIX ROOM flat, lecond floor, oil utilities Convenient location to 4-1056. ROCKVILLF, New 6 room Cape. "'Hon* fi»y observed at the Free pickup and delivery Free ience. Free estimates. Cali How- Burke or Mrs. Carter to explain. ; PRE-SEASON chain saw st'CClal. desired. Parking. 14 Wads-vorth R, F, Dimock Co., Realtora. MI Vicinity Moriarty Bro.'< AD 6-.T919 turned down? Short on Jown pay­ Spcclallrlng In old floors. Ml Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, For many other values, visit our steam heal, automatic hot water, shopping, bus snd schools Ask­ Two unfinished Fireplace full , "devices of worship, at 9 and estimates given We specialize in ley, Manchester. Ml S-8361. We furnish equipment, suoplies. Save up 30% on Clinton saws. St, MI 3-4921. 9-5246. Reward, ment? Had a repossession'’ Don't 9-57,50, 15 -Lewis St,, Hartford. store. garage. Available any time. 25 ing $15,200. Call for appointment VERNON I cemeni baaemenl Cllv ronven-I ■ If" t^i-ro-w at the North give up! See Douglas Motors, get furniture and wall to wall carpet­ training and CUSTOMERS lo that New and used. Capitol Equipment Hours Spruce St. MI 9-2662. ' lences, $12,990 George I. Cole- Methodlal Church. The Rev. H. LOST—Brown zippered key case, ROOM FOR rent, continuous hot lo see. Alice Clampet. Realtor. : (XXVI) Five room ranch. $17,900 ' the lowdown on the lowest down ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt ing. YOU CAN RUN YOUR O.WN Co., 38 Main St., Ml S-7958 in a.m.-5 p.m. 7:30-9;S0 p.m. MI 9-4,543. ! mail, Rockville TR 5-4710 TR f>agoori Bennett will preach on viclnitv Main St. and Purnell PI. FLOOR WAXING ROUTE. We water and shower. Private en­ FOR RENT- Newly decorated four' Four room home Gr>ondl- ' servile. For local Interview or appointment Boats and Accessories 46 S ', ROOMS FOR RENT. C-sIl Ml (XXVII) X LOT.<: FOR SALE ^ stove and oven, garage, lai-ge automotive mainte- NOTICE IS HEREBY given that cials. fixil yourself cars, always niture foi every room including lion, $17,900. New ranches from 1 - ...... - - I 24 HOUR immediate servic'. Re- —call Hartford CH 9-5248 eolleel. 3-2220. Two building lot* in Vernon, ' lot wlih abundance of birch treea. ' pance helper course Jan, 30 under Paarf Book No. SS 3983. issued by a good selection Ixiok behind our ATTENTION residents! Homes, upholstered furniture and rugs, all $11,900 up, Don t forget Mitten ran , MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven FLAT I'lNISH Holland window' modeling, repairing, new installa- OLYMPIA 18' c,ibin cruiser with $1,600. I m exce.lleni location, early ocrv i-l,h . Reserve Forces Act program The Savings Bank of Manche.ster office. Douglas Motors. .133 Mam. rommercial. industrial. I'lssatis-i Help Wanted— Female 35 in good repair and finish. 40% NEWLY DECORATED room In fit all ymir needs like a <>love. room Colonial 24 foot living shades, made lo niea-sure All lions, electric sewer cleaning, TOOL MAKERS .15 h.p. outboard. Coast Guard off on new mattres.ses. Electric, FOUR ROOM duplex, two bed­ pancy^ 116.800 George J C’e''V»0e only. MI 3-5932. Storage 20 MANCHESTER MODES, INC. ' craft Precision Parts. ^ ^ _ I Tsasintwin taAelzaestas bedroom with ««**4aeatAprivate bath.>«m9m at 106 Birch St. MI 9-,3884 Dimock Co.. Realtors. MI 9-524,5. 1 VERNON Ideal alreet 'or people INCOME TAXES prepared .1 your pairs, adjusts watches expertly. pare, quality and prices. Open 9 1 very good condition and in good room, acre wooded land, many subject of a demonAtratibn-Iecture iniek sharpening until March ______Pine Street Reasonable prices. Open daily. Convenient location in residential who want quiet and safety for home Or by appointment. Exper- j international MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ' HIGH HOURLY RATES to 8, I-eBlanc Furniture. Hospital. | (XXVIIT) extras -Mrs Culver, NA 1-1158. by Clarence W. Clarkson of the lenced tax work. 24 nour ?rvice. Manchester, Conn. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce 195 South -St., Rockville. j area. Must be seen. Ideal for FrVE ROOMS for rent. 37 Grove location. Garage. Garden apace. children. 5'j room ranch, large AD 2-ii724 Connecticut Real Ea- ^ Corning Glass 'Work*. Coming, very good eondilion $195. Ford' /'®' ' _! Building— Contracting 14 Light trucking and package deliv­ working couple or will rent sin­ CaU Ml 3-4728. Street. Ml 9-4387. living room with fireplace, three late Exchange. AD 1-9851. .N.Y., at a meeting of tho OonntC- tractor, four speed li ansmlssion. r a DIO-TV REPAIR.S, any m a k e -' ery. Refrigerators, washers and WOMAN WITH own transportation It you don't qualify for one of FLORENCE GAS combination! gle. References' required. Phone St. JA I -8 i. ■______, gj janries Pariah. Price $16,000. COVENTRY—New 5 'i room anch. good sized bedrooms, modem ANY KIND of cai'pentry and cabi­ stove moving speeialty. Folding these positions, please do not ap- three bedroom, living room, kitch­ 0,11 . ------T----;— Section, riuminating -Hnil- FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ $75 PI 2-7211. I rars. amplifiers, phonographs and to work surrounding cities, tele- range 2 ', years old. Call TR | MI 3-6913. kitchen, nice dining area, full I b e THE first owners lo !ive In this _ _ • net work done Honest and relia­ chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Fuel and Feed 49-A SEVEN ROOM duplex, centrallv ' Society, Tuesday, at Ota pared with your savings In mmd. changers Over 47 years total ex­ i phone solieitating with .some Pl.v. 5-1515.'. ■ I en and dining area. Built-in range baaement. Oil hot -water heal, car Ranch, on a knoll. Threa Tteaaonable rates. Call MI 9-6246. perience 99 days guarantee on all ble workmanship. Call Roseoe I managerial dulie.s. 9-2 daily. Write MAL TOOL & /MADELIXE .sm ith . K,.ltor end oven, fireplace and mantle. bed I Hawthorne Ir.n, Berlin ’Tpke. Jhfl- 1949 CHEVROLET, four door \9.M Thompson, MI 3-1895 for esti­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. I>ocal WELI. SEASONED hardwood, fire- port tfith storage space. Sensibly roonia.rowMS. tiledmrn e.icnenkitchen aiiQand bath, , work Potterlon's. Ml 9-4.5.17. Box G, r o Herald for appoint- MAHOGANY drum table with j ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman Basement garage, hot water heat. priced $15,900 Teke time and aee. Ford two-door Call Ml 9-,50n9 mates moving, packing, storage. I>ow ENGINEERING COMPANY place 01; furnace. $5 and $10 loads to 5 p.m Waraon window., 2-r.r gamge. , program will begin at S. INCdMB TAX forma prepared by . ment. giving brief qualifications leather top, Duncan Phyfe. Excel- only. Call .17 Chestnut St. 'M l 9-1642 Situated on one acre lot. Cloae to Call GaJlJon Realty Co , MI 9-5711. TV SERVICE. rates on long distance moves In . delivered. Ml 3-2694. About 84 acres, trees. Seven miles! ' _ appointment lit your home or FORD, 195.5 Iwo-door. Clean, stand­ antenna servirc. and telephone number. 291 ADAMS STREET lent condition. $25. Call MI 4-0411. _ __---- :—;;— L------achooli, bus and shopping. $14,900. Tel MI 9-1486. ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bath­ 48 states. ,M1 3-5187 BROOKFIELD ST. - - Gentlemen. i EAST HARTFORD - 6% room from Manchester. Walton W. mine. Experienced, competent ard shift. V8. Good rubber new Don't wonder, call Minimum FHA financing. R F. Mancheater Assembly No. IS, work at reasonable fee. Call MI Gonder rooms attlrs, cellars, porches, or j EXPERIENCED muses aid, 11-7 NORGE ELECTRIC dryer. 10x12 Pleasant ma.ster bedroom next to Business locations ranch on bus line. Storms. Full Dimock Co.. Realtora. MI 9-5245. Grant Agency. Realtor MI 3-1151. paint MI 3-1671 nr MI 9-6995 playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, WANTED -Hawaiian guitar. fid­ HAY- $30 a ton, delivered. Call Ml Order of Rainbow for Gtrls, will S-2866. shift. I.,aurel Manor Convalescent 1 dler or accordion plaver. Call PI Wool green tweed reversible rug. bath. 'TT'. parking. MI 9-6801 after for Rent 64 cellar. $14,700. Tongren, Broker, electrical and masonry. Mumlnum ,1-6183. A ndovpr meet Monday at 7:30 in the M«- EVEREADI' Ashes, rubbish re­ Painting— Papering 21 Homes. MI 9-2.124. 2-8148. MI 3-7781. 5 p.m. Ml 3-6321. (XXIX) sonic Temple for a business ses- 1952 CHEVROLET station wagon siding. Garages, cottages oul- VACANT STORE-Wni remodel fori Wanted— Resl Estate 77 for sale or trade 198 Weal Middle moval Cellars and attics cleaned ; FIREPLACE wood—pick up t.unk- slon.^Misa Judith Clifford, newly Personals No lob Inn big or small Sundays buildings, room additions Nustde office or business. Parking and WEST SIDE Tpke. PAINTING AND paperhanging. Help Wanted— ; ful or less. 78 Erie St., off Keenev Three bedroom MANCHESTER ROAD, Glaston­ MANCHESTER—-I-irge ainrle or installed worthy advisor, trill pre­ JOIN THE MATES, So you'll be available, package delivery, light Engineering Company, Inc., 34 LEGAL SECRETARY. Write Box Musical Instniiuents 53 Apartments— Flats centrallv located. Ml 9-3627. home, garage, good condition, bury - I.,arfe four room ranch. Oak St. 5U 3-1425. Good clean workmanship at rea­ <5-- St.. MI 3-4415. Race Relation multiple dwelling. Tel. MI 9-7452 side. Able to get into yoUr Easter suit. MUST SEIJ, 1957 (lirysler four expressing. MI 9-0871 sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ J. Herald, stating experience. Male or Female Tenements 6.3 large rooms, convenient location, I (-eramic tile bath, fireplace com- Or MI 9-2*88 door hardtop asking $1,899 Call COME AND hear the Kinaman nice lot. Owner, Ml 1-8585 j bination windows, fully plastered. For Information call CH 6-9732, Ml GEER ELEtTRONICS. Electrical. | BIDWEI.L HOME Improvement chester. Raymond Fiske. MR RELIABLE woman for long term NEED MONEY? Inbgrcating well , Garden— Farm— Dairy Suburban for Rent 66 Campbell Council, Knights ef 9-8705. MI 3-5664. MI 9-9116, Ml 9-1994 nr MI 9-5962 Co Alterations, additions, ga­ 9-9237, electronic organ. Big savings on VERNON 'Three room apart­ 117 ofin ATTRar^--w Breezeway. patio, one-car garage, ARE YOU CONSIDERING Columbus, will hold a third dfigree r.adio and TV installalion and | employment in dental nffii e. No paying career. No cahvassing or Products 50 $12,900 ATTRACTIVE » bedroom 1 ,oox200 landsceped lot. A clean Church Topic SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? rages. Roofing and siding experts. collecting. Car needed. Call MI demonstration mod/'la. DiiBaldo ment with garage, stove refrig­ ANDOVER Four room heated banquet Feb. 26 at the KnlghU Of ELECTRIC SHAVERS, sales and | — ------service For the best In service EXTERIOR and Interior painting. c-xperienre necessary hut nv.st be erator References. Ml 9-2837. ranch' ceramic bath, not water home throughout. Asking $15,900 ------We will appraise your property Trailers 6-A call MI 9-9762. Aluminum clapboard.* a speeialty. capable of learning all phases of 9-2609. i GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, Music Center 186 IVest Middle apartment $80. Garage included. Coltimbiia Home. Tickets are qvfill- aervice. We carry cords, cutting ; _.______Ceilings reflnished Paperhanging. Tpke. MI 9-6205. ; heat, basement picture window, R F. Dimock Co., -Realtors, o MI Arthur Johnson will speak on free and without any omlgation. Unexcelled workmanship Ea.«y office procedures and assist doe- 1 while they last. .50 lb. $1,10. Mil­ PI 2-6042. i 145' frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ able from Roland LePage, chfilr- heads, cases and most parts In j Ei/--An (.16), two bedrooms Ex­ Wallpaper books. Estimates given. TWO ROOM furnished apartment. ______t-5245. race relations at the 11 a m. aerv- 'W e also buy property for cash. REUPHOUSTERY, slip oove-s and budget terms MI 9 6495 or ■ TR tor. Write Box (', 'Herald. i Situations Wanted— ler. 150 Spencer St. ins. MI 9-5112. man, or from the steward of the stock. Russell's Barber Shop, cellent condition Compicloly fur­ draperies Ciistoni made Free 5-9109. Fully covered by insurimce. Call HAVE YOUR piano tuned el/ec 105 Birch St. Call Ml 9-5601 after j r o CKVILI>E. 24 Grov* St. Well Ice tomorrow In the First Con- Member Multiple Listing tronicaliy, the onlv correct wpy KofC Home. Spruce St. nished $2,159, only $109 down. , estiniales. Open evenings for your Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. NURSES AID for eonvaleseent hos­ Female 38 ® P I heated, two room furnished apart­ OOVKNTRY—Fiv* room ranch. (XXX) gregetlonel CSiiirch. STANLEY BRAY, Rsaltor -lensen s Inc , 'always rcliahlci.i M t'pholslervi c a r p e n t e r s , experienced in ' I Ward Isiauae. Ml 3-5336. ment. Inquire first floor. Apt, 9. Johnsoq is a field retprseeurta- | BRAE-BURN REAL'JT convenience R ft PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ pital. For Information write P. O, I FOUR ROOM single house. H eated ______Baseboard hot water heat, ; torm I^adiea' night will be obeerved by Rolling Hill.s, Route 44A, Mans­ Shop.s. 297 Nortii Mam .S|. MI i building and contracting, allera- Box 668. Manchester LAKE STREET - - New six room tivs for the Civil Rights Commis- 1 Ml 3-8273 rating. Good clean job, reasonable WILL CARE for child in my home veranda and garage. Call M I; r q c KVILLE. 24 Grove St Well windows, fireplaces. 8i acre lot. Colonial with garage. Built by U. the Rotary Club 'Dlesday night fit A Constant Companion field GArfield 9-1479 j 9-6.121' I tions. additions, porches. e*e Spe- PI 2-7062. slon and president of the Hartford J ; price. S, Yencha, MI 9-6914 after for working mother. MI 4 1950. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 ^ ^959. heated 2 room fiirniahed aparf- ___ I k R Built-in atov* and oven. the Villa Maria. ------: riallzing In cottages, garages, sid­ 5. chapter of .n AACP. ings. Guaranteed workmanship. OPPORTUNITY CENTENNIAL APARTMENT.S ment. Inquire 1st floor, Apartment COVENTRY' New ranch or will fireplace. Sun deck 1'4 A native of Hartford. Johnson ' prceented for the entire student Today's Fashion! PART-TIME painting, cleaning and MI 3-07.11 or AD 3-5978. PROM FORMALS. excliKsive Cali­ trade for city property or will hatha, "Jv*.- (^$8uRful now lives in Vernon. He hold* a I body at RHAM High School In the ' CEIUNGS refinished. interior For a mature woman to work In fornia make, size 14. Worn twice. janitonal work Call MI .1-6670, painting. Evenings and Satiirdavs. CHESTNUT STREET rent with option to buv. $100 per ^ J^’fifock Co., Bechelor of Arts degree In Ec- gymnasium. | CARPENTER desires renair work, Verv i-ea.aonable. For description ROCKVILLE - Fiv* rooms and sun- month. Call MI 3-8026 ' : F*6l*'"'s. MI 9-5245. NOTICE Call MI 4-8016. a small mailing department. Prevl- onomies from Johnson C Smith , i>helpa .Named Ohfilrman ! ELECTRICAL « ni k by Walt all tvpea of remodeling. Dial PI call'M I 3-0855. When available 2-3-4 Rooms porch. two-family house. eiPctric PUBLIC HEARIN(;S F.enianek a.s.aure.s yoiir safety. 2-7728, ------—----- 1------I oils experience not needed. Com- This is what you g el:— stove and refrigerator, oil heat, (XXXI) Unl-.ersity in Tenneese and a .Mas- ^rs John Phelps haa been; nonncxor'tx * TvT^TmtrtVT * t MANCHESTER ter's degree from th« University ; chairmen of the Girl Scout * KOI AUUllJUNAL Don t wait, call MI 9-8976 now. ‘ pany offers tine working rondi- Well heated apartment gajage. Adults only Apply in per­ Re wise and mnilcrnizc AI.L TYPES of carpentry work tourses and Cla.sses 2/ ,Uons, liberal benefits program. W'anted—To Buy 58 Hot water son 26 Oak St , Rockville Brand new split-Ievel-2 baths, Colonial of Hertford. cookie drive in this town. Details | APPROPRIATIONS done, alterations, dormers roof- Electric Refrigerator two-esr garage, rity water a n d ,* '" ’ sUached garage. Built-In The message on race relations (he drive will be announced in BOARD O F DIRECTOR* TV ANTENNTS repaired ami in­ Ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. Apply ELECTRONICS - Radio-television. - De.sirable new 4 or 5 bedroom WANTED TO BUY Gaa Range Wanted to Rent CQ sewer, $18,900. $2,500 down. R ock-, range and oven. Fireplace sun ; will be presented ss part of the : ,h* near future. I TOWN OF MANCHESTER. stalled Call Modern TV -Service. In two evenings per week we ran y c-pinVAI R'mPCQ ______ledge IJtrge 3 bedroom rench. • I 'l balhs. three bedrooms. | Boerd of Benevolence's progrsm I ______leaders will be among i f'QNr^ECTICUT MI .1.818.5, home in one of Manchester's Good used resaiable furniture, Gaa for cooking included teach you practical servicing. You I * -xA 1 Kl-xAtj >l()Khhi, IvOW Price $«9 to $91 YOUNG COUPLE desire rummer custom built 2 years old. City | U,'f i'll. Brick front. on Social Action of which Guy i demonstrating skills at the ! Notice is hereby given that the Roof ins:—Sidim; 16 choice locations! You'll appre­ also small upright and apinet ! $17,400 R F Dimock Co., Real­ "I.K>arn-by-Doing" at Connect! JNT. ciate the good materials, equip­ pianoa. cottage on local lake for April- water snd sewer AA zone. V’iew Outlaw I* chairman. Qj^i srmjt Neighborhood meeting , Bo*rd of Directors. Town of Man- cut's Oldest Electronic School. I C a l l m i 9-4071, m i 9-5779. tors. MI 9-5245 Allen R. Ysle Jr, will receiv* the ' ij, Hebron Elementary School cheater, ConnecticutMbllhold Pub- Household Services RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and ment, excellent work and de­ June. Call MI 3-5562 after 6 $17,900, $1,700 down. Also fulltime day Technician PARK ft OAKLAND AVES. tailing in this better home. Watkins Used Furniture Ood snd Country Award at the i , lie Hearings in tK«f Municipal Offered 13-A built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ training, aasaes start March 16th, | FOUR ROOM heated apartment i (X X X Il) EAST HARTFORD W’e'll a.ssist you in arranging a . _------v e r n o n I 11 a m sarvir-s. Msmbers of the Mrs. Paul Donahue «hd Mrs. Building Hearing R o ^ , 41 Cin- tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Call Hartford JAckson S-ltOi,. or, Exchange with stove, refrigerator iid ga-1 mortgage. Buy direct from the Business Property for Sale 70 ^ew 3 bedroom ranch City v e r n o n Andover Boy Seoul Troop 124 have ^ demonstrate ter Street. Manchester,' Conneetl- DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray write" for full information. New - 15 Oak Street rage. Centrallv located. Rent $100. - New six room split rut. Tuesday, February 17, 1959, at panv, door4 and windows, custom Jackson, Ml 3-8325. ANDOVER owner and SAA'E! 1st home on Call .MI 3-4685. 1 water, gas. Large lot $13,600 level. High wooded lot. Csthsdrfil been invited lo attend the service camping skilla. laahtng and tin can England Tei-hniral Institute of J MAPLE STREET along with mem!>ers of the Boy oo„uerv; Mra. George Miinaon and 8:00 P.M. on proposed a^dUicnal work guaranteed. Call VTl 9-1583 Conn . Inc , ,56 Union Place, Hart­ left on Dale Rd. in new exclu­ WE BUY and sell antique and used "h td e^block building, -^iVtable""? P®'' Alm ost' ceiling wdth redWood beams. Built- after 6 p.m. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ sive Rockledge home- site ofl furniture, china, glass, silver, p ic-; FIVE PLEASANT rooms, conven-' .. . Scout committee. J | Mra. J. Tanslev Hohmann Jr. will appropritllona a* follows: ford 3, Conn. $16,500 ...... „ — ...... r — I . liff’ht manufartiirinc’ l'>00 aniiare * bedroom ranch. Raraife. in rangi^ and oven. l»/j baths, large roop lias also been InviUd ^ 1. To the Water Department’ pentry. Alterations and add tions. MANCHESTER Middle Tpke. East. For ap­ .r*.rxmtAMt• I Ipot locAtion 91 Main St T^l MT ^ front The Tr ture frames, giuna. attic contents.' location. 91 Main St. Tel. MI; aUu* amnic narkinr' P**^*'.^*^ fireplace. Knotty pine ca b i-; fireplace. Flniahed laundry room, Budget Administration and WEAVING.of hums, moth holes Ceilings. Workmanship Guaran­ Custom Colonial Ranrh. 1,460 pointment call the whole estates. Furniture refin-' 9‘1077. anace Immediate orcunanev kitchen. Many extras. Sacrifice Garage. Three bedrooms 117.990. to attendi th* Youth Sunday serv- a t e and torn clothing, hosiery runs, teed. A. A. Dion, Inc. 299 Autumn WELDING SERVICE sq. ft., I '; baths G-E baseboard space. ices the following week at St. Engineering Account, by Private Instruction.s 28 a^d‘''sr%s"'Ta*co^^^^ I^ R G E d.mlex ‘ with GoodrhildGoodchild Realty Co..Co. MI 3-7925: ^R. FF. Dimock Co Realtor. MI Mrs. Carl Johnson of Andover handbags repaired. zipper re­ St. Ml 3-4860. oil heat, paneled stone fireplace room duplex with 9-5245 Patera I^iscopal C^urrh \vtiere working with th. two transfer from the Water placement, umbrellas '-epalred. j — ------— FURNACE and BOILERS on two aeres. RICHARDSON CO. heat, parking facilities, outside or BU 9-09.19 Department Budget Im- REPAIRED MI 3-'7449. ELSIE MEYER AGENCY the Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, Scout- , Brownie troopa in a ceramira pro- men's shirt collars reversed end | ROOFING Company, WILL TUTOR Eng;lish. social MI 9-7605 porches. Bus transportation. Call REALTOR.S (XXXTII) najker. is rector proyements and Exten- » replaced Marlow's Little Mend-j Ine. Aluminum siding, asphalt- studies gnd reading improvemei t MI 3-2457. 9-5 only. gram. She will be the troop con aiona Account, for the Tel. MI 9-1658— Ml 9-8762 PI 2-7212 MI 9-5674 Houses for Bale MI 9-5524 - MI 8-8930 Ohiiroh Bveaba IJsted siiltant in clay work. Mrs. John­ Ing Shop. asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, in my Ijcme. MI 3-1085. VERNON - New six room ranrh Water Department's cost galvanized or copper gutters and Events at the Firat Congre- son IS well-known locally for her WEST SIDE—Attractive f've room with attached garage. Built-in for employee Accident and SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet 1 leaders. -Ml 3-7707. FOUR ROOM tenement for rent. work in this craft which was fea­ Health Insurance...... >463. wash, damp or fluff dry. folded Cali MI 9-9043. home, enclosed tured in an exhibit in the Biirnap- rage, $13 2. To the ,Sewer Department and wrapped free. -Manchester j •OLTON Skinner Memorial Library aeveral Budget Administration and Laundromat, 660 Center St See us f o r .... ONE ROOM apartment, heat, hot mortgage I Read Herald Ad vs. SEPTIC TANKS Hutchins, yaara ago. Engineering Account.. by Need a 4-room ranch? water. Apply Marlow's. 867 Main the Board of Deacona will meet .St. Peter's Service# IJited TYPEWRITERS and offn e^m r.! CONCRETE CELLAR AND i ...... — ^ ------with large nicelv landscaped lot transfer from the Sewer Fireplace, a I n m I n ii m St. at the church, Tuesday at * p.m.: Servicea at St. Peter's Episco­ chines repaired Sales, service and [BOLTON CENTER—Attractive two Must be sold. Offers accepted, (XXXIV) Department Budget ’ Im­ FLOORS FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL storm and screens, car­ ‘ nedroom. ------ranch.'■ *'alurriniim------Wonen's Fellowship Meeting. Feb, pal Church In Hebron tomorrow provement and Extenaiona rentals Ml 9-.1177. port, artesian well. Priced WILL SHARE my four room apart­ • SEPTIC TANKS PLUGGED SEWERS ment with another woman, Ail atorma, cellars enclosed, breeze- SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, i Attractive 'ivc room 19. 8 pm ; Family .Night Supper, | will include: Holy Communion at i Account, for the SeWer CLEANED and IN.STALLED NOW TAKING ORDERS at only 2,8 00 . the comforts of home. Ml 9-! way, garage. $13,900. MI 9-5132. ' REALTOR I ranch. lA ige kitchen, thre* bed- Feb, 20; Board of Trustees' meet-: g a.m.: Church school and Fam-I Department's cost for em- FOR Machine Cleaned R. F. DIMOCK CO. Carlton W. Hutchins. I rooms, nice living room, large lot, I ing. Feb. 22, 7 p.ni.: and Board o f! oy fjervice, 9:30 a.m.; and morn-; plo.vee Accident and Health SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS XXXX MI 3-6969 • SEWERS HEATBD four and three room WESLEY R SMITH Aasociata home for modest Benevolence. Feb 24. mg praver, 11 a.m. Insurance...... >280 WITH THt NtW BOWERS SCHOOL ARE.A AMESITE DRIVES Septic Tanks, Dr.v Wells, .Seuer MI 9-5245 FOR SALE or lease beautiflil' year wB.Bi.e.1 , n. BMiin. Associate i pvlng. Priced at onlv $12.6.50, R ' . » v . MACHINE CLEANED Lines Invtalled—Cellar Water­ apartments Inquire 419 North Dewaert Meeting Annoumed Francis J. Mahoney, Secretary’ PATT-ORAMA Graciou.s 7-rnom Colonial. ,1 bed­ 1 A Q/ off If .voii place BARBARA WOODS RICHARD F. DIMOCK R. F. Dimock Go. ’round three bedroom home. Boi- MI 9-8952 rooms, paneled den 1st floor, proofing Done. Main St., or call MI 9-0676, 12-1 DlmocV Co., Realtors. MI A deaerl meeting for the Worn-! Manchester Evening Herald An- Board of Directors MI 9-7702 MI 9-600.S p.m. and after 5 p.m. large, living room, fireplace, • INSTALLATION I M /O .vour order NOW. X 'i t c e ' wilS S ' h e a r t h , ’ “ tT. MANCHESTER-31 Summit St: 8 en's Guild and Auxiliary of at. , dover correspondent, Mr*. Paul D. Manchester, Connecticut 8203 ROBERT W. AG.NEW ROBERT D. MURDOCK Ml 9.5245 Dated at Manchester, Conneeti- IJH-26'A spacious (lining room, excellent McK in n e y b r g s . Ml 3-6878 5tl 8-6472 modem kitchen with built-'n oven Peter's Episcopal Church will he | pfanstlchl, telephone Pilgrim eoeer iMumonT SPECIALIST FOUR ROOM duplex and gr.rage _. , _____ convenient location. Shown bv ap- (XXXV) il this fifth day of February. W59 land.scaped lot witli ample shade Ml 3.7691 oil steam heat and hot water. Tel. and counter .top range, garbage i-..— .J * -----'------h*ld at 12 30 p.m. Thursday in | 2-6*8*. Nothing like a two piecer for The -simplicity of this lovely trees, preferred nciglihnrhood. Sewerage Disposal Co. ■MI 3-4761. disposal etc. Utility laundry room .' r„=i 8?ii MOUNTAIN RD . Vernon — Phelps Hall. comfort and versatility. Half- skirt wlipther made from hold Ever.ing.s Mr. Role.s. Ml 0-0858, Town and Country DeMAIO BROS. I.30-IS2 Pearl St.— MI S-5.308 beautiful screened porch and sun r^asTii '.v. Sp*cious seven room ranch, large The guest speakers will be Mrs. j alzers, this Is for you! plaid or a solid color trimmed with WARREN E. HOWLAND deck overlooking Bolton '.ake. e t. paneled living room, three Frank-rank Du Bois, of New London, I No. 8203 ivith Patt-O-Rama is embroidered poppy motif, makes Realtor Drainage Go. Completely landscaped. Call MI ______' ______bedrooms, den, snd separate din- chairman of t^e Women'a Auxill- In KizeB 12H. H'-V. tO 'i, 18' 2, it a must on your fashion list.' 575 Main St 3-8271. 9 to 5. MANCHESTER—160 Gardner St. - *"6 room. KijCheh. built-in range ' ary, and Mra. Robert While, Dio- i 20%, 22%. 24%, 26%. Size' Pattern So 585.5 lias tissue - Manehester, Conn. MI 3-1108 Ml 9.4143 Nine loom house, three oiiibuild- oven, wall refrigerator. Two- ceaan chairman of Christian Bd- 14%, 35 bust, short sleeve .5 1-8 ' CROCKETT'S CORNER waist sizes 24", 26 28 " Incl.: hot- inga. (wo acres land Good iocs-- *’*r garage. 1% acre lot. $28,600. ucation. yard* o f 35-lnch. iron transfer for motif: sewing tion.-Prlce redUced. Conn ' i-k * R. F. Dimock Co . Realtora, MI Young children will b* cared To order, send 35c in coins to;— ' and embroidery directions. TrusJ Co.. Real 'Eatate Dept., 803 *-0246. . for in the nursery room at the BOLTON Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve- 1 To order, send 25c in coins to MANCHESTER nlng,. Herald, 1160 AVE. OF j ■ VERNON Main Si,, Hartford, CH 9-5781, ext. 7vv-vVr7\ rectory. Three and a quarter acres, Anne Cabot. Tlie -\lanchesler, SOMETHING FOR o 427. (AAA VI) Further infos'ination may be ob- AHEBICANS NEW YORK 36. N.! ft• MnsliTESm#rvur7*vwo FROM DOWNTOW’N mrMAXCHESTBB, A vr*uv«'TV.B a clean five-room Cape 'with Evening Herald. 1150 .W E. O F ! OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERYONE . . . lOd X 600 lot along with this room for two more roojns, a. r. A.MEKICAS. NEW 'YORK 36, N.\ . I e /6 te 18 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN HARTFORD. COVBNTRY (or $8,800.-Four room j TWO IN ONE package, A nice two-! Fol^n^of ^Bunke?*HBl laj'ge Cepe with sll six room* For let-class mailing add 10c hreezeway and a garage plus For first-class mailing add 10c. ' Neat, 4 room home, nice dwelling with attached garage.J (aoiOy «nd a separate four ''oom Albert'Tavlor of Hebron finlihed. H «» all the necessary storn) windows, full dry base­ for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ ; fireplace, artesian well large lot, home. This two-family is I" very : Print Name, Address with- zone fenced yard, eloae to extras including a fireplace, ment, .572 feet on paved road, dress ivlth Zone, Style No. and and Pattern Number. 1 Lower Taxes. !\ e te elementary sehool ad‘ ■ lOOx-150. Immediate ■jccuoanry. nice condition inside and out. Countv Size. shopping, bus, and school, fir Separate heating systems, copper, The South ’Tolland County full baaement and more than good neighbors . . . all this for Have you a ropy of our Needle­ SUNDAY 2 P.M. TO DARK Call Alice Clampet, Realtor,^ IdenI for newlya-eds or plumbing, aluminum eombiiTa. World Day of Prayer ^ rv lce for adequate cloaeta. Suburban on ly' $14,900. Owner trans-- Send 35c now for the new Spring work Album? It contains pretty j c e m u d e t jacent to property, no streets to cross. appointment, MI 9-4543. A Summer ’59 Issue of our pattern ' grandpnrenta. I Uoni. two-rar gara^«, ponveniant Women will be held a.t 2 P ^ setting but atill In town. ferred. in crochet, knit, emhroi- ' Price dropped from >17.000 magasine Baaic Fashion. .5 room ranch, S bed­ I location. An \inuaiial nackafe buy, day In the United -Mahodiat Spacious ranch with an at­ dery and sew. Only 25c a copy! IM Skoim fh rooms all large, 100x211 for lai.SbO, R F. Dimock Co., i Church in Bblton. The service will to $15,000 on this quality built COLONIAL HILLSIDE RANCH • LARGE 6 ROOM RANCHES lot, ,23’ living room with Realtora. MT 9 S245 | ba preceded by a luncheon at 12:30 tached garage and a full base­ Valentine home. Full basement •replace and bookcases,------p,ni. ment. This large home i* lo­ with garage, three bedrooma, New 6-rooni home on Broad St., cated within a block from MANOR Beautiful new 5-room home on I One of the m oaf beautiful floor plans we've ever aeen. disposal, kitchen fan. WHO HAS GOT (XXXV^II) I Vlenvbers of St. Peter's should nice kitchen, separate dining Buckley (Vernon St.j .School. Manchester. Built-in stove and Besides the 3 bedrooms, .large living room ^hd kitchen, Early occupancy: „ ------—- make reservations with Miaa Mar- ( area. Living room has paneled New Colonials, Splits and Buckingham Street. Manchester. Combination windowa, fire­ oven and dishwasher, I'o baths, Full basement, oil hot water we can give vou a separate Family Rdom or «h Bedroom ■ room older home, spa­ THE BEST? TWO-FAMILY Excellent condi-1 ,„rie H. Martin of Hebroil by Feb. fireplace wall. The lot . . . 150 COLONIAL Ranches on high wooded lots in or Dining Room at NO EXTRA COST! tion. 5-5. choice location. $16,7(10. | (;«. place, etc. You name it, this X 200. Artesian water, ame- FOR SALE paneled fireplace, 3 bedrooms. I cious. Ideal for growing 10. house ha* everything . . . in­ heat, fireplace, built-in stove and ^°SiyOnly ^ U ,9 9 0 family, play and garden Some have the BEST! R. F. Dimock Co,, Realtors. MI .Artiat to Speak site. This is an excellentibuy. Vernon. Built b.v U and R Gin- Some have the VERY BE.ST! 9-8245. cluding a realistic price tag. oven, large lot. Buckingham ■pace abounds, priced at Artist Gordon MacDonald of Real high elevation on a DECORATORS struction Co. Priced from All we have are 6nei liatiaga wooded lot sita this custom, or LEASE Street is on Middle 'Tpke., one i 914,900. In excellent reeldeaHal aiMa (XXXIX) Lake Rd. will visit with the eixth ' Colonial on Henry Street. $17,900 FHA HNANCING * room brirk, It, acres, built ranch, built to tha own­ block west of Parker Street. at fair market prieea. Call to­ graders of tha elementary school Vacant and clean as a pin. er's plans and speciftcations. 516,500 To Spmee *t. Business Zone, day to aee the home of yoor MANCHESTER—All brick six room Thursday in the library where nine", Three bedrooma. hut enaily • PAINTING INDUSTRIAL 10% down, 30 yoar mertgogat. ' excellent Investment for Cape in South Manchester. Built Three bedrooms, unique ar­ HOUSINC choice! Join our "Home Find- of hia painting* are now displayed. made into 'four. Excellent rangement for the ^lljchtm- $17,900 fnture. Out of Ktate own­ era" Club! I by Ponticalli in 1951. Aluminum McDonald will speak lo the stu­ closet*, full sccesaible attic $21,500 er wants' prompt sale. combinations, large enclosed rear, dining area. Full basement, • PAPERING BUILDING dents about his work with archl- and there i* a two car garage. garage, nice neighbor*. Can b« V&B (OHrOIATION Located on Route 30, 1% mile* from SALES BT 4 family, East aide area, pdreh.’ Oarage and ameaite drive. tecta. His appearance is part of Sure it haa 1% hatha, storm Vernon Circle. JARVIS REALTY CO. I No basement, large lot. Very nlca purchased for the value put «n |4,B00 Sq. F t-Z Floors I MONTAUK PARK property In good condi­ tha program sponsored by the' ape- windows, center entrance, ate. by the FHA appralqera ' RESIDENTIAL A&A REALTY tion. Dm p lot. MI S-41li—PI 2 -»lt ; condition. flS.BOO. R. F. Dimock cial events program of the PTA. Sales price la leas than it coat. M I 4--8l93>MI 9-5 319 m Ml*3.0345 Co.. Realtors, MI 9-5245. >15.900. NOW AVAILABLE M l 9 ^ 0 5 This week a program on wood­ COMMERCIAL V B L E JOHN H. LAPFEN, (XXXXI) wind instrumente was presented! [ '"■ t A^MPLE PARKIKO a Open Sundays 1 P.M. To Dart Or By Appoinljnent DfCQRPORATED RED CROSS by the Hartford Symphony Or-i Ftdly litMured • ' MI 9-8261 •On the Job BOLTON—Two yea# old four room cheetra throilgh the cooperalion n ta tie c ^ DIRECTIONS-^Vemon Street t«r Lake-Street, Evenings nahMi yon ranch with carport Lame living of the Symphony’e Education Dir T. J. CROCKETT, hzaltor^ Ml 9.0366 Phont Ml 94341 R. F. DIMOCK CO. ■ Right on Lake Street, 500'Yarda. MI MI 9-t99« ■eaa It Meat,” room with fireplace. .Aluminum rector, Mrs. Rena Oreenwald, and 244 MAIN STREET— MI S-1577 comMnationa. tlS.SOfi. R. F. tha PTA program. PI 2-6010 . MAN'CHESTER, CONN. 615 MAIN ST: MANCHESTER Mi 9.5245 Dimock Co., lUaltora. kfl 94>4>. . Tha sama program waa alao __ / gATURDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1959 manrljPBtfr lEujtttng l|pralii -0^

^ t __ I Chester. But none of them waa 48, Of 18 Walker 8t, and parked I ever considered a chief-’ Stevens Asks near the Salvation Army. About Town ‘ And the way he said it. we knew j Damage was moderate, accord­ I p f O W N Heard Along Main Street he had to be right. He aoundeft ing to police, but Gauthier drove aa though he was talking about! For Hearing. away. Police said a witness report­ m . PHARMACY AY Mikntonomoh - Tribe No. 58., And on Some of Mnnchester'$ Side Sireetn, Too policemen he had seen Jual last ed Gauthier’s registration num- 459 Hartford Rd.--Ml »-§848 lORM, wlU hoM lt» rejtuler meet-1 , week, not 60 years ago. btr. Guathier later told police he ln« in Tinker Hall Mondey liight ^ had waited at the scene a short • at 8 ft’clcick. Newly elected officers On Tax Value mg: formed in town —how about Overdose time then drove home to notify fw the cominc term will be in-1 He Knew Hfat Rights police. ^ P E N : When a Manchester police ser- one on elecution, he su(fg;esls. The unmarried patient, who gtlQled. Refreshments will be | lived at home with "momma" and The J, P. Stevena Co., Inc., U At 8:10 this mopriing Peter J. served at the cloae of business. Igeant. known for his sense of hu- going to meet, with the Board of I mor and his marksmanship, \isited Secretary, .Anyone? about a dozer, assorted cats, was Bonino, 80. of 2« Oak St., collided having trouble sleeping. Tax Review next week, preaum- Paul Adams, chief sonarman, | one of the .State commission offices A local court official was dis­ with a utility pole on Center St. = ALL D A Y = The doctor, after listening to her as he eougHt to turn into Stone USN. husband of the former Miss ; in , rsme cussing the use of the desk-top ably ,to aak for a reduction in the own calendars and memo pads so com­ troubles (he’d been hearing and St., police reported. Frances CWaen of this town, was away without hts hat. His prescribing for a long list of com­ asaeaament placed on Ita propertiea commended last month by his com-; hat. not the po.ice version. mon to offices and homes. It seems Police said Bonino was driving plaints over Ihe years I. finally of­ on the 1958 Grand Liat. = SU N D A Y= ^ mandliw officer for his outstanding : Back home he brooded on nis thatanolhercourtofficialwassev- The firm Thursday announced east on Center St. but his speed fered a prescription which he was Bupervislon of extensive changes to ‘ mi.ssinp hat. Cinally decided to do| p^al months behind In his. and It aale of the propertiea to a aub- was so low that little damage re­ sure would aid her. aidiary, Manchester Propertiea, sulted when he hit the pole. thetheSubmarine ^bmarine Training Motion at, so iielhing about it , was the object of some jest. Knowing that she confined any the ^eet Sonar School. Key West .Since he appeared at the com- (j,p first court official, a Inc., a Delaware corporation with No arrest was made. mission offices under subpoena, he *aid she thought it wasn't drinking she did to a glass of officee in New "Tork. Fla. sherry at Christmas, he suggested phoned and told officials there his uncommon to be behind In the The Bales price was $5(X),0s Food Bill Down wherever she turns and it i-sn't tered against the window pane officers something would have to Oivn Floor W’axlng Route. St. Mary's, will be the speaker. A husband and wife team be done, or else just on Friday night. She has five The program has been arranged As he look the cover off the children, ranging from one year to Youths Hurt W'E GUARANTEE YOU box, he thought how nice It was worked onl a better way to shop After the following payday, and Police Arrests CU.STOMERS AND , by Mrs Gordon Fogg Refresh­ at Ihe super market, hut ran into six years, and they all came down to he in a cozy room with an in­ another .$10 check, the lad up and IMMEDIATE INCOME! ments will be .served bv Miss Isabel j trouble Ihe Oral time out. disappeared. with measles this week. 111 Accident Dunn and her committee. teresting project to work on. According to Mrs. Marguerite .limmie L. Easter, 26. of the Nike Then he read the first para- The husband pushed Ihe carl His whereabouts was learned We lurni«h rquipment, lupplies. slowly along the aisles and Ihe Wood in the Health Department, ------I Site, was arrested and charged Irsinlnx Hnd CrSTOMKRS in that soon enough, however, when Capt, Two teenagers were hospitalized with speeding last night and is John Govan of Oetroil. Mich, graph of the directions which said 'wife ro\'od back and forth between the mother sounds like a "good j VOII f'AN RItX VOI'R OWN FLOOB Anlone Frade battery commander, after their rar turned over on due in court Feb. 25. Police said WAXINCl ROfTK. We have THOI!- will conduct a aeries of meetings in essence. "Before assembling the shelves, .selecting good.s and sforl, " who spends most of her SANDS of people calllnc ni every In Gospel Hall. 11.1 Oilier .St . I model buy a.Jhottle of glue since answered a long distance phone .Spring St. la.st night, hut their con­ Easter was arrested on S. Main St, filling Ihe cart. call time dabbing at dark pink stpots week for more and more of this from Feb through Feb 20 at this is not supplied with the kit." dition Is good this morning, au­ Police also arrested Stanley W. ernnomlral floor waxing iervlee. 8 j Trouble was Ihe husband began "(3ap'n ' said the soldier from his witli light pink lotion. S p.m.. Sunday at 7 p m He will He went out and bought a bot­ And when her children have thorities at Manchester Memorial | Hobby, of Vernon, last night and to daydream and the wife stopped home, Tm just going tn have In Hospital said. For local Interview or appolnt- use a chart "From Egypt to Ca­ tle. all nght but it wasn't full of to chat with a friend. finished with the pediatrician, the charged him with passing in a no- stay here until my pa.v gets Ronald W. Smith, 17, of 36 passing zone. His court date is menl—call Hartford CH 7-5629 naan." to illustrate his lectures All glue. When the husbaml looked hack, mother plans to see an oculist straightened nut. TTiomas Dr., was the driver of the Feb. 14. collect. interested are welcome to attend. , there was hts wife, still picking just in case. i _ - Take the .Marbles . . . "I'm sorrv. if I gel'you guys In car. Police are still investigating. goods from the shelves and still any trouble." he finished, . "hut Smith and hia pas.sengcr. Wil­ " The Thomas Spencer Circle of ' One local resident who is quite filling the cart. Intoxicating Offer fhe South Methodist WSCS will , interested in municipal affairs you II understand." liam F. Duncan, 17. of .55 Autumn This would have been all right The Chamber... of ,Commerce .. re- , St., suffered arm and shoulder in- met Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Susannah pointed out recentl;,' that Man- but. for the fact that it was some­ ccives many letters during the year, Duncan suffered injury Wesley hall', 20 Hartford Rd. j Chester probably has as many pub- One I'pon a Time one else's cart. but none have ever fallen into this i to hia head. THE ARMY and NAVY he nectmg.s ns any town in the Recent movie ad: "Bloody, hlis- category. Icring violence a.s a bahy-face goon Police said Smith was clriving Manchester VVATES will meet I'nited Slates and generally much RnrkBlop Addressed to John Wiet, execu­ pxplode.s against the girl who iovp.s ' the car east on Spring St. when it Tuesday evening at the Italian in some eases, much too niich Thp Herfllfi was put on thf pan tive director of the Chamber, and is said. him. while the moh stand.s rearl\ suddenly went out of control jiiat American Club, with the new of- one day laat week by one old , wriUon on beflowered and per- west of Glen Rd. The car skidded fleers occupying their stations A What some of these speakers timer, but was taken off a rouple lo tear out his guts before the law stationery, the letter savs: don't seem to realize, he says, is ere Mr. Wiel. off the road, up the embankment, Valentine party will follow the of days later b\’ another. Al i.ssue hit a tree and turned over. busincas .seasion.’ and Mrs. Ruth that althoiigl’ they may he talk­ WHS the arciirary of The H-'iald that Oiitshocks them ALL! ” ‘ 1 have herd of the white elefanl Re sure and bring the kiddies Police also said two olher acci- Boyle. Mrs Irene Bennett and Mrs ing. the message isn't always ^ m desrnbinp James Reardon as , you people got and I wood like lo lents occurred during the night. Lillian Banner will be in charge coming through. [make a deal with you because of ^ Faces Evading Charge Manchester's fourth chief of po­ Illlings and Filters j EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 of arrange’.tents The names of AI least one public figure talks lice. We had concluded Reardoo my trouble. | Dona L. Gauthier, 37, of Bolton, BINGODANCING TO DUBAI.DO’S ORCHESTRA secret pals for the year lB.'')f> will through matchliook covers, an- j That Nike n.iasileiT'en watch not was No. 4 by counting back "I cant understand it hut for a , was arrested al hia'home Just be- PUBLIC INVITED te drawn. other Is a pencil man, and there Ihrou^li Herman Schendel and onlv radar scopes but television , long time nou there are two pink ' fore midnight after police deter- are several who seeci tn ne affected ! Samuel Unrdon to John Sheridan, "as indicated one night at one of elefants which keep walking • mined he left the scene of an acri- The Edgar Gr.oup of the South wilh "upper plate wobble" al- , who was appointed chief in 1903. .Manclieslcr’s recreation buildings, through my bedroom on Friday ! lent on Main St. Methodist WSCS will meet Mon- though their teeth are apparently ' Howevei-. the first old timer, "here Capt. Robert Murphy and nites. I’m gelling sick of watch- Gauthier was charged with , day at R p.m at the hone of Mrs their own. he says, ’ i Frank Kdmund.«. foimer poli4ni'tfoid policemen. John Babcock At the final whistle C.W O. Col­ Wiet, busily engaged in the de­ think of what it could cost your and John Watson, provided Man- lins sat-on a bench and Ca.pl. Mur­ tails of preparing for the Cham­ family! Make sure you hav« I Chester \^'ilh police protection phy walked 1 y. red of fare, abort ber’s second "while elephant. I around the turn of the rentury and of breath ami deficient of cigar­ Washington’s Birthday aale, says Personal Notices enough life insurance. « • orgamz-ed the force takei\ over by ette. he sincerely hopes the letter is PtCK UP LIGGETT i Sheridan. "Ootla cigarette’ " aaked the work of a prankster. How M'e blooded about this informa* captain when he spied Collins. he has asked that the name In Memoriam ition for a few day.s. not know- "What kind would you like?" signed to the letter be withheld PftOffC , iOR for certain whether Emunds queried Collins. pending Ihe improbable appear­ PARKADE DRUG ance in his office of the "two pink PaRAnt w or our lecoids were right. "Come. come. Any old kind that 19n<. C& y and 0 ■Then, yesterdav. the second old makes smoke." elefanls ” which only parade on Friday nights. ' We Ihlnk of you in silence. ; timer, Tom Rahy, set things "Well, " hedged Collins, "are you ______I We often speak your name, straight for us Rahy. who says i a thinlung man? " , I Rm sH we have are memones, m i he's been a local resident 68 years, I •‘Of cor.rse. Don't be difficult.” .lohn GIea*son. director of the And your plnure in a frame. OPEN Division of Communications at the ■ perked right up when the question I “ Hpre." sighed Collins, offering about Manchester’s first police i a pack of filtered longs. The cap- University of Conneiticut. left Ml S-IW chief was pul to h'm tain lit up. inhaled, etc. the dinner table where he was eat­ [ I SUNDAY .‘•It was John Sheridan.” he' ■•Now." said Collins, "are you ing a bowl of tomato soup to an­ snapped, ja professional basketball player?" swer a telephone rail. When he returned at some length, hi.s “Wlial afioul Al Thomas?” we' "Not at all. I’n a dentist." ALL DAY daughter greeted him with. aaked. Umidly. ! "Ym-.’re right." said Collins, /brFR EE "Daddy, eat .your soup before it ”Oh ' retorted Rahy “ He ramr , "you are a thinking man." MANCHESTER out here with ,lohn Watann and ! clots." Cap! .\-lurphy walked off. sill Anon SHOPPING PARKADE John Babcock from Hartford lo , red of face. 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Paul Hoffman

Marion Lowndes “ Failure" at Thirty ? Editors D elmar L ipp Managing Editor Men who think that success is only a matter of m “a few years**are failures , .. however young they are! la Xliis Issue..*

How often have you heard some young man intelligence can carry a man only to the Saburbia Todajr in business say, “I'll admit the job I have mid-way point in business—beyond that he w t§^ k. now isn’t much but, after all. I’m only in Authoc, educator and public servant, Robert C. must prove his capacity to justify a.position Wood, whom we interview on the next page, is an my twenties.” of executive responsibility. That calls for a expert on the people and politics of suburbia. Dur­ Or: “Just about every executive in the practical, working knowledge of business ing his years of government work, he wrote many company I work for is between 45 and 65. fundamentals. articles and reports on life in America. He is also I have plenty of time to get ahead.” The time to build that knowledge—to lay a suburbanite—completely by his own choice. This mistaken idea that success comes a solid groundwork for your future progress automatically with time is easy to under­ —is now . . . note while time is still on your 8s44 Whirlybird stand. Promotions do Come regularly and side. If you fail to recognize that fact, you’ll effortlessly to young men of promise. Bui Experts say it won’t be long before you grab your know only struggling, skimping and regret brief case, kiss your wife, and will be whisked to the day arrives, often abruptly, when that when your earning power should be at its your office in the city by helicopter in a matter promise must he fulfilled. Native ability and height. of minutes. Jules Bergman, the author of this piece, is himself a missiles and aviation specialist. A writer for ABC television, he also flies and is “saving for a helicopter license.” FOR THE BUSINESS MAN WHO REFUSES TO STAGNATE D u s M a n

Walter Welsh describes how life in a school bus looks from the driver’s seat—“more laden with o b e r t w o o d is Assistant Professor of Political Science political scientist, he sees clearly that it also has certain serious a l f the world is half asleep! Men suspense than a TV serial.” Mr. Welsh, who knows and Director of the Field Study Program for Political who could be making twice their problems raised by its extraordinary (and typical) growth since H his subject thoroughly and from direct personal R Education at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and onthe war. • present salaries are coasting along, hoping experience, was a driver for the Dorothy Lane January 13th he published a challenging study of present suburban for promotions but doing nothing to bring Elementary School' for 18 years. “The movement of 9,000,000 Americans from cities to suburbs themselves forcefully to the attention of operations which is called Suburbia: Its People and Their Politics within ten years,” he notes, “is the greatest migration in the short­ management. They’re wasting the most (Houghton Mifflin). est time in the' nation’s history.”. fruitful years of their business lives__ Hlouae Bnntind? throwing away thousands of dollars Some people will agree with Mr. Wood in believing the time has From Crosse Pointe to Santa Monica commuters can supply they'll never be able to make up. The eight most important questions you should ask - come for a closer union ^pf suburbs and central city. Many more their own facts and figures to bear out Ijis general survey of just when, buying a house are answered with authority people, the author himself says, will be firmly and articulately one vast current problem arising from the migration. If you want to discover how to start to by Arthur Tauscher, the well-known consultant in opposed. Since, pro or con, the question concerns 50,000,000 “By moving to the suburbs,” he says, “more and more citizens succeed while you’re still young—if you such matters. If you should want to know several people. Suburbia Today asked to interview Mr. Wood. declare their independence from rail and bus transportation. If the want to avoid the heartbreak of failure more, you can by writing

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Suburbia Today, February 1959 'V' Suburbia Today, February 1959 GENERAL^ ELECTRIC foundation that lifts the house off the Is Heating Adequate? ground level is one of your best defenses. RELIE¥ES COUGHIMG...LIKE In new houses with hollow block foun­ 5. Heating. Whether the fuel is oil or dation walls, the top course of block- gas, whether the heating agent is steam, work must be packed solid with cement. hot air or hot water is not too important. ASPIRIH STOPS HEADACHES Make sure this “termite shield” is on the It is most important that the system pro­ job and also that cement stairs don’t have vide enough heat for your family’s health 8 QUESTIONS and comfort. It’s wise to insist that your the first guided cough medicine wood supports to provide a front door entrance for the invaders. contract for a new house guarantee you a heating performance of 80 degrees in Good Drainage After Rain? bathrooms and 70 degrees in the rest of the house when outside temperatures is 0 l!l 3. Drainage-Seepage. For a good start zero. TO ASK in preventing wet basements, the ground A split-level house ought to include outside should slope away from the house two-zone heating: one thermostat on the nORBlIM WITH D-METHORPHAN in all directions. If it slopes toward the living room level and another in the house in one or two directions, be sure lower section, where the children usually there is provision to divert the surface have their playroom. Since hot air rises, runoff. Exterior walls should be properly bedrooms will be warm enough. But with­ BEFORE waterproofed according to local soil out its own regulator the lower level is conditions. Hot tar coatings, membrane likely to be dangerously at odds, tem­ waterproofing and chemical additives to perature-wise, with the rest of the house. the concrete are typical waterproofing Two-zone heating is now required in all measures. split-level houses financed by the F.H.A. Most homes show some evidence of Conventional mortgagors don’t specify. YOU BUY seepage. In 90% of these it is unimpor­ A re-sale house is unlikely to offer this tant. A do-it-yourself session of brushing two-year-old innovation. a waterproofing compound—available at Most builders will charge extra for two- most paint stores and easier to use than zone heating, but in any multi-level house paint—on all walls below ground level —especially with a finished basement—I’d will help to a very great extent. The other call it a worthwhile investment in good A HOUSE 10% have serious problems—I call them health. Installing a second zone in an the “hip boot” basements—and are ex­ older house would cost upwards of $300. pensive to Cure. A severe water condition A much more expensive and a com­ "Speak Up Before You Sign Up,” Consultant Says, calls for complete excavation of the per­ pulsory job in a house that’s been around imeter of the house, then proper water­ for twenty-five years or more is boiler proofing and possibly the installation of replacement. Houses of this vintage are Advising Buyers On Soft Spots drain pipes. almost invariably steam-heated and the The best way for a buyer to avoid any system depends upon a boiler with a s p e e d s iy to the wet surprises is to visit the house a day normal life span of twenty-five years. And Hidden Hazards or two after a rainstorm and take a walk Some will last ten or fifteen years longer, —1 hope not a wade—in the basement. but generally you can expect to replace the original boiler within a few years c o u g h COL ..-iJtov. BY ARTHUR TAUSCHER, Director, Home Inspection Consultants Poor Insulation A Drawback after you move in. Since the job will cost from $800 to $1,000 and since you can’t Thorexin—the first guided cough medicine— As Told To Rollie Hochstein^ 4. Insulation. An inadequately insu­ get along with a broken-down boiler, relieves coughing as easily as aspirin stops head­ lated house will up your heating bills a you’d best put money aside from the good 20%, if not much more. Most heat start. aches—fast, sure, safe! Thorexin soothes your I'm not much on ghosts but I have how “green” are most househunters. Check Power And Wiring pending on how much extra modernizing loss goes through the roof, so the place throat . . . then speeds safe relief through your worked with a lot of uneasy houses, For one quick example, take the wom­ you have done. You might want to to check up on insulation is the ank— Hidden Expense In Waste Disposal 1. Electricity. Your house should be blood stream—directly to the cough control center haunted by mechanical and structural de­ an who first put a sizeable deposit on a change from pull cords to wall switches under the floor or under the rafters. Typ­ powered with at least 100 amperes, 2201- 6. Sewage disposal. I’ve found among (the spot where coughing is controlled). That’s ( M a n lyraps don't fects not obvious to the average buyer, $40,000 house in Great Neck, then while you’re at it. ical insulation is batting, rock wool or my clients a great deal of prejudice touch mo coufli con­ 110 volUge and six available circuits. A trol cantor, which but often disastrously expensive after the thought to call in my firm to inspect it. But DON’T do it yourself, unless fiberglas between paper that has been because Thorexin contains medicine’s first non­ newly built house will probably provide against houses without regular “city” govarm coughing! buyer becomes the owner. We found, among other things, a severe ' you’re a licensed electrician. I’m all in treated to repel moisture. There are others this minimum, but older houses rarely sewers. Though sewers are undoubtedly narcotic cough suppressor, d-methorphan. A house is by far the biggest single termite problem and had to'report that favor of most “inside jobs,” but not when equally good. Roof insulation should be have enough electricity. Before washing the most trouble-free system, lack of sew­ purchase most people ever make. Yet the getting rid of the bugs permanently would it comes to electricity. If a fire is caused ers is ordinarily, a poor reason for vetoing Thorexin is so effective it brings prompt machines, air-conditioners and electric three or four inches thick. Exterior wall same family which buys food and cars cost her around $10,000. She was upset, by unauthorized wiring, chances of col­ insulation should be no more than two a house you’d otherwise buy. Most stoves became common household fix­ relief to all 6 major types of cough: with careful judgment is quite likely to but she bought the house anyway—with lecting insurance are down toward zero. inches thick. houses drain their Wastes into septic tanks tures, 110 voltage and 30 amps were (1) Common Cold (2) B ronchial (3) Flu buy a house without knowing the first a price reduction that would partly cover Better hire a pro, who files with the Board ‘ and there’s nothing wrong with septic enough to keep the lights on. One or two You can often see the insulation in an (4) I rrita tio n (6) E xcessive Sm oking. thing about the quality of that house. the job. of Underwriters, gets you an independent attic or the crawl space under the roof. tanks. They must be cleaned out every circuits were adequate. Unless 4n older Of course they like the neighborhood. This woman was lucky—she could plan inspection of his work and a certificate You can get to wall insulation only if few years, but this is a minor job running house has been recently brought up to Thorexin is so safe for the whole family . . and The layout is fine. .The rooms are ade­ her expenses accurately and put aside that guarantees coverage. about $25 to $40. Cesspool drainage power standard, plan on bringing in you inspect a new house as it’s going up. children love its cherry-like flavor. quate. They can meet the down payment enough to cover them. But the average Termites In Seven Out Of Ten needs no attention unless it gives you additional power before you move in. In a re-sale house you can just assume and afford the basic upkeep. So they buy buyer doesn’t know where to look or 2. Termites. Seven out of ten houses trouble—which isn’t often. Sewer systems Extension cords are never the answer; that no attic insulation means no wall their house—newly built or re-sale—and, what to look for in judging how much either are or will be playing host to these are largely limited to metropolitan areas NirttUt madicines overloading your circuits raises chances insulation. after they move in, comes the light he’ll have to spend on his house once wood-eating insects. Brick houses are not and if yours is a house without a sewer dapratt tha cough for a short circuit and, consequently, fire. Substandard insulation is an extrava­ cantor, but may The cellar floods. The power fails. he’s in it Often the seller doesn’t know immune: we’ve found plenty of “solid connection in a sewer area, there is no Don’t give it the slightest chance. A dish­ gance few of us can afford. But properly 125 latvo aida affacta. Heating costs are way out-of-bounds. The either and the real estate agent knows brick” houses with termite invasion of need to cpnnect unless your present sys­ washer, an attic fan, an air-conditioner insulating the attic of your house is usu- water won’t run. A new house is drafty. only what the seller tells him. Though the wooden sill and floor jobts. tem acts up. If this happens, it’s advis­ should operate on a single circuit apiece.' I ally an easy do-it-yourself project. A top- In an old house, the boiler conks out. 93% of my clients go ahead and buy the It would take twenty years or more of able to connect rather than replace. Several appliances drawing less power grade professional job on an average Any one of these apd other problems houses we inspect for them, they buy intensive termite action for a house to Here’s the big hidden expense in waste SO SAFE ' can usually share one circuit. The con­ house will cost from $200 to $300. It will might come up and nobody is responsible with open eyes, protective contracts and start crumbling. But the farther they get, disposal: if your entire neighborhood is tkPARENTSV no prescription needed I version from 110 and 30 to 220/110 save you more. ^ but the unsuspecting—therefore unprotec­ often a price adjustment to compensate the more expensive to get rid of them. Storm windows are another heating converted to a sewer system, you may ted-buyer. And if he’s budgeting close and 100 will cost between $150 and $200. for the once-hidden expenses. Early extermination and prevention of economy. Wood, aluminum or steel storm be heavily assessed. $500 is not an un­ to the bone, he’s In no shape to pay for If you are—or ever will be-in the mar­ Another thing that a house thirty or recurrence costs several hundred dollars. windows are all adequate as long as there heard-of figure. As with all assessments ket for a house, it would be a good idea more years old will need is complete repairs. Extreme penetration runs into several is air space between them and the basic —for schools, paved streets, etc.—infor­ to take a look at these eight major rewiring-unless, of course, previous oc­ thousand dollars. windows of the house. They’ll cut about mation is your protection. Look up the For other cold and flu symptoms, stuffy nose, Let The Buyer Beware problems that I’ve found most likely to cupants have already replaced all wir^. The only way to be sure your house Insulation dries up, falls off, invites short 15% off your heating costs. Figure they’ll sniffles, headache, fever, muscular pain, get My business is checking the structure be overlooked by the non-professional is safe from termites is to know that no Continued on page / / TharaSakpaada reliaf and mechanics of buildings for prospec­ circuits and fire. Rewiring an average cost you about $20 apiece, househunter; tvood anywhere comes into direct con­ a THOREXIN C M Capsules to ma cough cantor, tive buyers. One thing it has taught me: house can cost from $400 to $800, de­ Suburbia Today, February 1959 7 raliavot your cough tact with the soil. A pourpd concrete another guided medicine bom GILLETTE LABORATORIES urKhout narcotics! 6 Suburbia Today, February 1959 New York metropolitan area with 50 military helicopters—of which there al­ flights daily, set new records recently ready are ihore than 3,200 operating; when it carried more than 10,000 pas­ To the Port Authority, which operates sengers in one month. (It also carries bridges, tunnels, airports and its own substantial amounts of frei^it, express fleet of two helicopters—the whirlybird and mail.) Chicago Helicopter Airways is a vital element in the vast transporta­ set a similar record. The newest of ^ tion network linking the New York area lines, Los Angeles Airways, carried 20,- of 13 million persons. Although too con­ 560 in 1956, as against only 4,788 in servative for many transportation plan­ 1955, k growth, of more than 400 per ners, the Port Authority flatly declares cent. These are impressive figures when that the “future of helicopter transporta- one considers that in 1926, all eight : tion in the New York area is almost scheduled airlines carried only 5,782 pas­ limitless.” sengers fo r,tile entire year. It looks forward not only to commuter service in New York, New Jersey and 32,000,000 By 1975 Connecticut, but to intercity service which will include cities as far apart as Boston The Port of New York Authority, and Washington, D.C. With its unique which operates metropolitan New York’s ability to take off in the heart of one airports, and its five heliports, plans six . . • city and land in the heart of another, the more heliports in the metropolitan area. helicopter can fly short-distance inter­ This new Sikorsky S-62 may soon be taking you to your office downtown. It predicts that, by 1965,. there will be city routes in less time than regular Equipped with a flying-boat type of hull, the versatile craft will be able close to 3,000,000 passengers annually aircraft, which land their passengers an to operate from water, land, ice, snow or dismal swamps. using helicopter services in the New York hour or more away from the center of the area alone. By 1975, the Port Authority metropolis. calculates, there will be more than 6,000,- The helicopter airline industry is grow­ 000 helicopter passengers around New ing at a fantastic pace; the Civil Aero­ cm*.,, York, more than half of them commu­ ters. ’’ nautics Board has close to 60 applications •^* •- pending for scheduled helicopter service By 1965, the President’s Aviation Fa­ in every part of the country. As the Fed­ cilities Planning Board was told by avia­ eral agency which governs the financial tion consultant Grahame H. Aldrich, help given to the young industry, CAB there will be about 2,800 helicopters in has to decide when a conununity is ready operation—making 8,700,000 trips annu­ for helicopter service. Most of them, and " im ally-carrying up to 32,000,000 passen­ pis,': it is their own fault, are not. gers. These figures do not include any Horse-And-Buggy Laws In many U.S. cities, the helicopter, which needs no more than a landing pad 100 by 100 feet, is forced to operate out of full-sized airports, thereby hopelessly hampering its advantages. The laws of the states themselves are to blame: heli­ copters are forced to operate as fixed-wing “aircraft” under statutes written when Another type of helicopter that may some day replace railroad cars for there were no helicopters. In one large commuting is this whirlybird “bus,” made by the Kaman Aircraft Cor­ city, the city health officer is empowered to deny permission for the establishment poration. Rotary propeller is supplemented by two standard engines. of a heliport We 8:44 Whirlybird In countless other cities, the tricky legalisms of zoning codes backfire on the communities themselves by denying them The Day Is Coming When You'll Kiss Your Wife Good-bye the many emergency services and growth possibilities of the helicopter. But legisla­ And Whirl Away For The Office tion is being revised in many areas, zon­ ing laws are being updated, communities themselves taking a role in providing land for heliports. In fact the demand BY JULES BERGMAN for heliports has now resulted in the newly-formed Federal group to direct the design and development of heliports. Commuting's only drawback is commuting itself— of a DC-3—is on the way. The Federal government, will be high for some time to come. New York Air­ the wasted hours waiting for and spent on trains and which made possible America’s airlines with its air­ ways, for instance, figures its fares at forty-two cents Chopper-Of-All-Trades bpses, the crawl on clogged highways. However, one mail subsidies, recognized the value of the helicopter a seat mile compared to six cents a seat mile for the In every comer of the world, at all day—perhaps by the early 1960’s—commuters in sub­ in speeding local and short-haul mail delivery ten average airline. High fares, however, are part of any hours, helicopters are hard at work- urbs and exurbs will be able to say goodbye to the years ago, and extended substantial subsidies to the new form of transport. Airline fares in the late 20’s. acting as ambulances (several U.S. hospi­ 7:4S, sleep forty-five minutes later, and board a jet nation’s three major helicopter airlines. Further sub­ and early 30’s were beyond what most people could tals already have heliports), picking up helicopter which will get them closer to their offices sidies to purchase larger, more economical equip­ afford; now they are lower than most rail fares. And downed fliers, patrolling power and oil in fifteen minutes than the train did in an hour. The ment, have now^been granted and the Civil Aeronau­ the helicopter industry is growing faster than the air­ If you’re tired of waiting for the lines, spraying and dusting crops, fighting trip will be comfortable, safe, and will cost only tics Administration has formed a joint industry- lines ever did. So with larger jet-powered helicopters, delayed train, or, if you got caught forest fires, rounding up cattle, lifting slightly more than it did by train. government committee to set the standards for the fares will steadily go down—while rail fares will con­ in one of those all too frequent and heavy construction equipment, broadcast­ A supreme cargo carrier is the Vertol 107. Experts say the day will come Until now commuting by helicopter has seemed as design and developments of heliports across the tinually be going up owing to service shrinkage. For familiar traffic jams on the highway ing traffic conditions, policing freeways, when even mail going to another part of the city will be shipped by air. far in the future and as impractical as automobiles country. However, before we move into (he full the busy executive helicopters already pay off: a one- this morning, here’s one way to installing TV towers and church steeples, did the day before Henry Ford began turning out growth of the helicopter era, economic, legal and in­ hour trip in from the suburbs is flown in fifteen min­ solve the problem. Just get yourself even towing ships. Model Ts. But break-throughs in jet engines for dustry problems must be solved. utes, a thirty-seven-minute cab ride from New York’s one of these ohe-seater helicopters. The principle of the helicopter goes “choppers,” enabling them to carry economical loads LaOuardia Field to Manhattan is eleven minutes by back as far as Archimedes, who wrote of Continued on next page Soon to be mass-produced, the craft at a profit and standardization of equipment, promise The Commuter’s Ticket ’copter. vertical flight. And even before Archi­ that the first practical transport—a helicopter version Helicopters are costly; fares on them are high and New York Airways, serving seven points in the handles as easily as your car. medes, the famous Chinese top clearly Siihiirhia Today, Fehruarv 1959 Suburbia Today. February 1959 10 Tears of Medical Research Reveals: QUESTIONS. WHAT FOODS TO EAT

(continued from page 7 ) Helicopters can make community tax clerk and simply ask > STEP UP YOUR VIGOR cargo pick-ups in him if your house is in line for any almost any terrain, assessment. without loss of time 7. Plumbing. Since hard water \ deteriorates brass and copper, pipes AND LIVE LONGER Continued from preceding page , and energy. The in bardwater areas should be made Korean War proved of galvanized wrought iron. Where cabin jet-powered affairs—strictly utility their versatility under water is normal, brass plumbing is In case after case Dr. Morrison has demonstrated that his simple, DR. LiSTIR M. MORRISON demonstrated the principles of rotdr fli^t. most substantial and copper (which But despite countless attempts tb_ put m^K^ines—and not built for comfort. In has won top honors in his pro­ adverse conditions. you’ll most likely find) is a service­ sensible nutrition program can produce dramatic results. It can fession. He is President and these into practice, the helicopter made mass production some can be made for able second. Older bouses are apt do the same for you. Whatever your age . . . Dr. Morrison feels Medical Director of Crenshaw little progress until wartime demands no more than the price of a good car and to have galvanized pipes and, if Hospital in Los Angeles, senior forced the military to embark on research when military production is satisfied, it’s they’re twenty-five years old, they you can increase your vigor and your chances of a longer life officer in several others, and may be rusty and clogged. proininent in many national and development programs. Although it possible they will be sold on the civilian through the amazingly simple program given you in this newly- medical societies. His dramatic was finally developed toward the close market. Howevel-, the stringent rotor- You can get a fair idea of pipe dietary results have been con­ conditions by running the faucets: published book. firmed by leading authorities of World War II, it did not really come pilot-licensing requirements (the CAA a weak water flow could be caused like... of age until Korea when it rescued thou­ calls for roughly 25 hours at a cost of by clogged pipes. Complete conver­ sands of fliers and wounded both from from 80 to 125 dollars an fapur) will dis­ sion to copper would cost a mini­ the sea and behind enemy lines and con­ courage all but the very well-heeled from mum of $300. WILLIAM DOCK, M.D., F.A.C.P., Pro­ clusively proved that it was more than parking their own little helicopter in the But weak water pressure doesn't fessor, N. Y. State School of Medicine a convenience—it was a twentieth-century carport. Later, though, when manufac­ always mean clogged pipes. Try running kitchen and bathroom fau­ THE LOW-FAT YALE J. KATZ, M.D., Associate Profes­ necessity—one of the safest forms of turing costs have come down (and cets at the same time. If one re­ sor of Medicine, University of So. Cal­ transport ever invented. brought down the rental costs for learning duces the flow of another, chances I nelOWFATWAY ifornia School of Medicine to fly), we may see thousands of heli- are your piping structure is at fault. PAULB. ROEN, M.D., F.A.C.P., Direc­ A Parachute Built For Forty scoOters heading for the beach on hot Instead of separate pipes for each to HEALTH^ tor Presbyterian Arteriosclerosis Clinic ' Nothing demonstrates the safety of the Sunday afternoons. The amateurs are al­ outlet, you have two or more bran­ WAY TO HEALTH helicopter more conclusively than the ready groaning about waiting for parking ches stemming from one pipe. If > , lONGEKEIFE LOUIS H. NAHUM, M.D., F.A.C.P., Professor, Yale School of M ^icine White House’s purchase of two whirly- spaces at the heliport and fighting for flow is poor enough to make you > M.Monison.Mn- birds for the personal use of the Presi­ room in the jammed air lanes at 5,000 want to fix it, figure between $1^0 NILS P. LARSEN, M.D., F.A.C.P., Here’s another version and $200 for the job. dent—to save him from the snarl—and feet. There’s an easy solution for the of the one-seater, now AND LONGER LIFE Medical Director, Hawaiian Plantations ■ dangers—of Washington traffic by flying problem, however: take the family car 8. Structure. You rarely find ma­ Assoc. him from the south lawn of the Executive being tested for jor structural flaws in new houses. (if you still have one) and head out to In most communities a building FREDERICK STEIGMANN, M.D., Mansion to National Airport as well as the beach on the empty highway. They’ll military use. These By Lester M. Morrison, M.D,, FJLC.P. F.A.C.P., Professor of Medicine, Uni­ code sets satisfactory standards for famous nutrition autiiority on other short-distance hops. In the event still be jockeying for landing spots when small helicopters materials and construction. Col­ versity of Illinois of engine failure or an emergency, the you’re already in the water; could make the umns should be steel. Girders can helicopter’s rotors ipin free, gliding the American foot soldier be either wood or steel. A poured Simply fill in and mail the coupon for a free-examination copy whirlybird down to a gentle, safe landing mobile almost concrete foundation is better than WHAT HAPPENED WHEN 893 block foundation, but block is ade­ like a built-in automatic parachute. For anywhere. of this instructive book which gives you Dr. Morrison’s complete "PROBLEM PATIENTS" USED THIS additional safety, licensing requirements quate. 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They followed the The Mass Production Era powers, step up your vigor with tha new wonder food— lecithin same simple nutrition method you'll read about appliance. You can set up a steel in this book. And then, as Dr. Slorrison re­ The big jet-powered machines are now column and a short wooden girder e how to use today’s 3 sensational a foods that keep older people from ports: "Gone was the weakness, the nervousness getting into production and the major in the basement directly under the food supplements feeling their age and many accompanying symptoms. Instead a companies are feverishly competing to washing machine or freezer for sense of well-being, cheerfulness, a remarkable about $50 if you do it yourself. e harmful food cravings and hew to a how a low-fat intake keeps you off increase in physical and mental stamina was turn, out the first DC-3 of the helicopter Discovering any of these hidden overcome them evident in a great majority of the cases. 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are golden in color. Using spatula, carefully MELANIE DE PROFT CARAMEL PUDDING COOKIES CHOCOLATE-PECAN MINIATURES SPRITZ COOKIES I remove cookies to cooling racks. Food Editor To Prepare: 15 min. To Bake: 12 min. To Prepare: 15 min. To Bake: 10-12 min. Follow recipe for Caramel Pudding Cookies. About 6 doz. cookies 3 faibfciyow batter, netted and cooled Decrease butter to 2 tablespoons. Melt I 2 Vi caps sifted floar , Oody chopped sq. (I oz.) unsweetened chocolate with butter. V4 teaspooa salt SPRITZ COOKIES D 1 09 batter Viii Follow recipe for Spritz Cookies I. Decrease %«* 1 tcaapeoH vaallla extract flour to 2 cups. Increase salt to V4 teaspoon. V4 0 9 " g a r FANCY SCOTCH SHORTBREAD CHOCOLATE BUTTER FROSTING Sift Vi teaspoon baking powder with flour 2 eggyoBu To Prepare: 15 min. To Bake: 45 min. V tci^ fcdllyppefcfd brown sugar To Prepare: 15 min. and salt. Decrease egg yolk to I. 1. A cookie press and cookie sheets will be I copbafttr CIVM«V CHOCOLATE SPRITZ 2 btMeqMOMMfflt Vfy, sq. (2Vi oz.) ■ BSwrrtHiril chocolate, needed. W ci9"««r 1 tcaapooa vanflla extract nwlted and cooled 2. Sift together flour and salt; set aside. Follow recipe for Spritz I or Spritz ll. Put 6 3V4 09s lifted flow cap butter tablespoons cocoa into a small bowl. Add Coafectioacr*’ sagar 1. Line with paper cups or lightly grease 3 ^ teaqtooo vanilla extract 3. Cream butter and extract together until V4 cup boiling water gradually, blending doz. small (about 1 %-in.) muffin-pan wells. 1 cap dfted coofectkiaen’ mar butter is softened. Add sugar gradually, 1. Set out I5V4 X 10V4 x l-in. pan. until smooth. Set aside to- cool. Blend in 2. Cream butter until softened. Add sugar 2. Sift together flour, baking soda, and salt. 1. Cream butter and vanillaaextract until creaming until fluffy after each addition. after the addition of egg yolks. If desired, o 3. Beat together eggs, brown sugar, and Add egg yolks one at a time, beating thor­ gradually, creaming until fluffy after each butter is softened. * sprinkle cookies with confectioners’ sugar. sugar until thick and piled softly. Mix in oughly after each addition. addition. 2. Add one-half of confectioners’ sugar cooled butter, milk, and vanilla exllact. SPRITZ SANDWICHES 3. Add flour gradually, mixing only until gradually, beating well after each addition. 4 . Mixing only until blended after each ad­ 4. Blend in Boar mixture all at one time. Spread chocolate frosting or jam on bottom well blended. Mixture will be crumbly. Add cooled chocolate and remaining con­ dition, add flour in fourths. Chill in refrig­ These delicious cookies are especially welcome in February, Stir in pecans, fill cups one-half full. of some cookies. Cover with unfrosted fectioners’ sugar and beat until fluffy. erator about 1 hr. 4 . Turn dough into pan. Using a spatula, 5. Bakeatl75“F lOto 12 min., or until tops cookies of same shape to form sandwiches. spread, press, and level cookie dough to fit 3. To decorate Caramel Pudding Cookies 5. Follow manufacturer’s directions for as­ always a month of gay parties. spring back when touched lightly. Immedi­ sembling cookie press. Fill the press about JELLY-FILLED SPRITZ the pan. ately remove from muffin-pan wells and set or Chocolate-Pecan Miniatures with swirls, force frosting through a pastry bag and No. Vi full with dough. Form cookies of varied Make slight impression at center of cookie 5. Bake at 325“F 45 min., or until light on cooling racks. When cooled, decorate shapes directly onto cookie sheets. rounds and fill with V4 teaspoon jam before golden brown. Remove from oven and im­ Be sure to bake extra cookies for your family's enjoyment. with Choetdate Better Frosting and nets. 27 star decorating tube. 6. Bake at 350“F 12 min., or until cookies baking. mediately cut with cookie cutter into cres­ , 3 doz. cookies Enough to decorate 36 small cookies cents or other interesting shapes. Shortbread must be cut into shapes in the pan while hot. TROPICAL COCONUT JEWELS Cool cookies in pan placed on cooling rack. SPICY CINNAMON TOWERS To Prepare: 40 min. To Bake: 20-25 min. 6. When cool, remove from pan and sprin­ Dw«b for Vanilla Tea Rounds, ddllcd kle shapes lightly with confectioners’ sugar. To Prepare: 40 min. To Bake: 5-7 min. 6. Using a spatula, immediately and care­ fully remove cookies to cooling racks. Cool. 2Vi caps very finely chopped coconut* lo r 3 doz. cookies 2V^ caps sifted fbMW ^ 09 (abont 6) egg whites, anbeaten 7. Using large cookies for bases of cookie depending on shape and size 1^ teaspoons baking powder 1 cap sagar Note: For fancy shapes, patterns can be 1 teaspoon ground cfamainon towers, spoon V4 to V4 teaspoon apple but­ 1 table spoon constardi t/4 teaspoon salt ter onto centers. Top with smaller-sized V4 teaspoon almond extract prepared from a piece of thin cardboard. oqt butter cookies. ^loon apple butter onto centers 21 candled cheiTies, cat in halves After shortbread is baked, remove from oven, lay cardboard pattern over short­ % OOP nsgar and top with smallest c o q ^ . ‘.'ft.. 1. Prepare (do not roll) the dough for Va­ bread, and with sharp knife carefully cut 1 egg 8. Set cookie towers on waxed paper. Sift nilla Tea Rounds. Set in refrigerator to chill. 1 tablespoon Milk coafectioaen’ sogar lightly over cookies. around pattern. V4 to Vi cap apple butter 2. Put chopped coconut into a 2-qt. sauce­ About 2V4 doz. cookie towers 1. Sift together the first four ingredients. pan with egg whites, sugar, cornstarch, and ALMOND-GLAZED SHORTBREAD almond extract. Mix thoroughly. (If mixture 2. Cream butter, until softened. Add sugar Follow recipe for Fancy Scotch Shortbread. a l m o n d -s t r a w b e r r y t o w e r s is too heavy, add a little more egg white.) Bake shortbread 35 min. Meanwhile, pre­ gradually, creaming until fluffy after each Place over very low heat and stir constantly, addition. Add egg and milk to creamed mix­ pare glaze. Mix together I tablespoon Follow recipe for Spicy Cinnamon Towers. being careful to keep temperature of mix­ brown sngar, 2 tablespoons ahnond paste,, ture; beat well. Cut an equal number of cookies with 2-ih. ture below 150°F. Remove from heat and 3. Mixing only until blended after each a ^ and 2 drops lemon extract Adding grad­ scalloped cookie cutter and with lV4-in. cool to room temperature. ually, stir in enough egg white to make a dition, add dry ingredients in fourths. Chill round cookie cutter; omit the %-in. cook­ 3. Meanwhile, set out cookie sheets and a in refrigerator several hours, or until dough thin paste. Remove shortbread from oven ies. Sprinkle smaller, unbaked cookies with 2-in scalloped cookie cutter. and drop V4 teaspoon or less of glaze at is firm enough to roll easily. crushed rock caady. Bake as directed. Sub­ 4 . Put the chilled dough for Vanilla Tea intervals onto baked dough, spacing glaze stitute strawberry jeSy for apple butter. 4 . Set out cookie sheets; do not grease. Rounds on a lightly floured surface and roll to add a flavorful and decorative touch on Place a dot of jelly on center of each candy- 5. Remove amount of dough needed for a about V4-in. thick. Cut out cookies with center of each cookie. Spread glaze slightly. sprinkled cookie; top with one whole single rolling and return remainder to re­ lightly floured cutter. Transfer cookies to Return to oven; bake 10 to 12 min., or until Handled dbaiood. frigerator. Roll dough on a lightly floured ungreased cookie sheets. glaze is crisp and shortbread is light golden.. surface to a thickness of not more than 14 5. When coconut mixture is cooled, force brown. Remove from oven and cut into in. Using lightly floured, scalloped cookie VANILLA TEA ROUNDS mixture through a pastry bag and No. 7 fancy shapes. Cool as directed in Fancy cutters that are 2-in., 1 V4-«n., and %-in. in Scotch Shortbread. Follow recipe forJSpicy Cinnamon Towers. star tube to form a ring on scalloped cookie diameter, cut out an equal number of cook­ rounds. Place cherry-half in center of coco­ ies of the three varying sizes. Place cookies Omit cinnamon. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla nut ring on each cookie. of one size on the same cookie sheet. (Keep­ extract to butter and cream together. Cut CASHEW COLONELS ing cookies of one size together speeds the out cookies with scalloped cookie cutters. 6. Bake at 350°F 20 to 25 min., or until delicately browned. Remove with spatula job of assembling cookie towers.) Bake at Serve plain or sprinkle with confectioners’ To Prepare-. 20 min. To Bake: 10-12 m in: 425°F 5 to 7 min. aagar. If desired, assemble into towers. to cooling racks. About JVi doz. cookies IVi caps (aboat 6 oz.) salted cadbew Data, coarsely chopped *Coconut may be finely chopped in an electric BUTTER PECAN COOKIES 1 < a blender. Vi cap sagar To Prepare: 25 min. To Bake: 10-12 min. creaming until fluffy after each addition. Vi tsa9 0oa vaaflla extract 4 . Mixing only until blended after each ad­ COCONUT MACAROONS DE LUXE 2 caps sifted floar 2 teaspooaa floor V4 tcaspooasalt dition, add flour in fourths. Follow recipe for Tropical Coconut Jewels. 1 09 batter 5. Shape dough into l-in. balls. Place about Omit the dough for Vanilla Tea Rounds. 1. Grease cookie sheets. IVi teaspoons vanilla extract 2 in. apart on cookie sheets. Flatten each Cover cookie sheets with unglazed paper. 2. Beat together egg, sugar, and vanilla Vi teaspoon almond extract ball to form a cookie rpund. Force coconut mixture through the pastry extract until thick and piled softly. 1 cap sifted coafectlooers’ sagar bag and tube, or drop by teaspoonfuls di­ 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 6. Blend egg yolks and cream thoroughly 3. Add the nuts and flour^^ually, folding 1 tablespoon cream and brush lightly onto the tops of cookies. rectly onto unglazed paper. Top each with in after each addition. Drop by teaspoonfuls Vi cap (abont 2 oz.) pecan halves Press pecan half onto center of each cookie. a dierry half and bake as directed. about 2 in. apart onto the cookie sheets. 1. Set out cookie sheets. 7. Bake at 400°F 10 to 12 min., or until very 4 . Bake at 3S0*F 10 to 12 min. Let cool For additional racipas ahown In color photo about 1 min. before removing cookies to 2. Sift together flour and salt; set aside. lightly browned. Immediately remove cook­ writa to COOKIES.Suburbia Today. 1S3 North cooling radcs. About 3 doz. cookies 3. Cream butter and extracts together until ies to cooling racks. ^ Michigan Avanua. Chicago 1. llllnola. About 3 \i doz. cookies butter is softened. Add sugar gradually. PARTY COOKIES take a bn o f making, but they all offer yob an opportunity to create original shapes and decorations. Suburbia Today, February 1959 13 12 Suburbia Today, February 1959 A Walter Welsh Looks Back On 18 Years As A School

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“2-4-6-8 Full-time 1 Package My early morning drive to the first bus stop is a Lawyer Without Fee Never A Dull Moment lonely one. Empty seats stretch out behind me, and School Bus Driver Keeping the peace becomes every school bus man’s Being a part-time bachelor father gives me practice I can hear only the creak of metal body over roar problem. We’re lawyers (without fee) to settle kids’ of motor as the sun begins to slant across the quiet (valuable, no doubt) in blotting runny noses and continual arguments. Moments after we’ve tactfully unloosening stuck zippers. On occasion my duties are Also Functions who 4o roads. tried to separate a pair of madly-in-love sixth-graders, blueberry akin to those of a moving man; last Christmas 1 But this peaceful solitude is short-lived. Children they may punch each other in the nose, requiring are my time clock, and I am heading into my regular transported trees, swags, wreaths, Santa Claus wrap­ H/IufflnMix psychology to put them back on speaking terms. We pings, a stage-prop sleigh, shepherd staffs. Biblical school-day battle of survival. have our crises, too. When one of the youngsters As Lawyer At the first stop, small Henry is throwing a tan­ costumes .. . and on music days, the bus bristles with swallowed a pin, I called upon innocent bystanders instruments from piccolos to bass fiddles. trum. 1 can’t help sympathizing with him while his to scare up a doctor. At the height of the excitement, mother bestows persuading swats where they’ll do the By now I could qualify as manager of any Lost Without Fee, we the victim suddenly announced that it wasn’t a and Found department. I’ve rescued missing ski ' most good. Sometimes I am tempted to intercede straight pin he’d swallowed, but a small safety pin— for the kids, but I fare better when I remain neutral. pants, gloves, sweaters, galoshes, pens, coins, books. fortunately closed. We nearly turned the bus inside out one day, trying Bus-stop delinquents cause drivers’ heads to be- “Stop. She’s on the wrong bus!” is a familiar Part-Time 'M ^e subjects for hair tonic ads. “Mary Lee will be to find a bag which contained (said its loser) “a homeward refrain. A pair of sad pleading eyes con­ plum, a baby apple and bee’s nest.” 4dt pretty quick, she’s taking a bath,” explains her firms the rumor. These lost ones are our most docile playmate. And—“If my brother isn’t here in five My kids have rewarded my labors with gifts rang­ Bachelor Father appreciate? passengers. I only wish they could tell us where they ing from a Florida coconut to a piece of cooked minutes, don’t wait,” puffs third-grader Howie as he live. pancake in a jewelry box. They confide in me, too. scrambles aboard. .. f '' , Race Against Time Young Larry imparts the secret that his mother Horace Forgets His Glasses One afternoon, on the return trip, my rear-view touches up her hair, and I’m not sufe I didn’t scoop Older brother Horace surprises me by beating the mirror framed the desperate, tear-stained face of our the doctor on the news that Amanda’s parents were getting her a new baby brother. ’ time limit, but then he’s forgotten his eyeglasses. littlest kindergartener. 1 stopped the bus, wenkback 0 Everybody loves PY-O-MY Blueberry Muflins. And how they pep Will Horace find his spectacles? Will his mother to see what was wrong. “I want to go to the bath- They tell me—and show me—their troubles. A loose up a meal! We'll pay you 25< just to get acquainted with them. take her time—and ntine—giving him a long-drawn-out rooml” she waded. In a matter of minutes we were tooth, a purple eye, a bruise on the knee or poison- Package contains home-made type of mix, can of juicy northern lecture? This life is more laden with suspense than at her stop. But when she refused to budge, I de­ ivy rash higher up. blueberries—even paper baking cups. Offer for 10 days only. BUS MAN!” toured to her front door. We won the race against a TV serial. r Since my bus stops are gathering places for chil­ time—I think. Proposals Of Marriage dren, they are also magnets for dogs. Some of our The noise' that goes on in my bus threatens the , I even get marriage proposals. 1 can take such four-legg^ friends merely greet the bus joyously, eardrums. Occasionally the heavy bombardment set­ offers in stride when they’re lisped through gaps PY-O-MY others squeeze in and wedge themselves under the tles down into explosions: “I don’t like to take milk between baby teeth. But I left skid marks on the t seats. In fact, kids and dogs seem in cahoots to to school, I don’t have a themostat.” . . . “We have highway when ten-year-old Geraldine proposed that BLUEBERRY MUFFIN mix plague the schedule. I well remember one bright two guppies but they haven’t laid any babies yet—I I marry her mother! morning when I stopped to pick up six-year-old think they are both fathers.” . . . “My mother is mar­ Sometimes I wonder if there is any future for me M«N wHhaiit M a y la in. Com Mat bt ted##e»#M ol yswr Srocory tiara. OHt WAY Westy. He was ‘reluctant’ and he had the cooperation ried—is yours?” in this job. But'my passengers have a habit of re­ LIMIT, ONE TO A FAMILY of his dog. Prince. Boy and dog raced homeward, If I can start them singing, everybody’s happy. storing my faith by making me feel a valuable part OFFfI EXPIRES FEBRUARY lA, I9S9 with mother and bus driver in pursuit. We found the Their vocal selections aren’t exactly highbrow; for of their future. PV-O-M Y, Dopl. F boy entrenched at the top of the stairs. Prince stand­ instance: Now hear this: \ 70 W. Hubbard $1., Chicago 10, llllnals ing guard. By the time Westy’s mother h^d given “Glory, glory hallelujah!. *^wo—four—six—eight! ErKlosod ploosa find prica mock from ona PY-O-M Y BJuobarry Muffin Mix lid. Ploosa sand mo lit. first aid to my assaulted trouser legs, waiting pas­ Teacher hit me with a ruler. Who do we appreciate? (PtiASf PRINT) ■ / I hit her on the bean sengers had scattered to the four winds. BUSMAN!” Mam#_____ It’s hard to explain delays like this to a time­ With a rotten tangerine And I think to myself: “The world’s waiting for conscious principall « And we ain’t gonna see her no more.” these kids. If God can love ’em so can I.” ...... 14 Suburbia Today, February 1959 Suburbia Today, February 1959 introduce everyone, he thought, than at a community breakfast. Accordingly, early the next spring each 8* sure >o always keep your eyes on the rood of the approximately fifty families in our front, rear, and both sides; part of Wellesley received an invitation to a Sunday, morning pancake breakfast at the Austins'. “Bring your plates and your appetites,” it read. “We do the rest.” Had everything been arranged smooth­ ly, with no hitches? Not quite; it was not until after the breakfast that many of us learned what had gone on behind the scenes. First of all, there had been the matter of the stove. How to cook hundreds of pancakes outdoors and in a hurry: that was the problem. An outdoor electric grill seemed fine in theory, but actually proved m sm t impractical because of the cost. Austin finally got around the difficulty by turning up an Army surplus griddle of heroic pro­ portions, which he set up on building blocks over a charcoal fire. Secondly, there had been the food itself. Maple syrup? This was easy: some of Austin’s closest friends were Vermonters I in the maple syrup business who readily mm THE ms mo the city agreed to supply all the syrup the pan­ cakes could absorb. Butter? This was Som Oo's Md Doiti's harder: there had to be lots of it, and but­ ter costs were high. Shopping around in the market for a ^ood price, Austin ran Evar notice the way Dad's eyes "lig h t up" the first into one of his neighbors. As luck would time the kids visit him in the office? have it, he was a wholesaler who dealt in dairy products; moreover, he was coming to the breakfast. Result: a donation of ‘A rule ivas quickly established that no person could have more than two pancakes at a time butter, enough and more for everyone. —but there h'oj no limit to the number of times.' FinaUy, there were the pancakes them­ Sight-seeing buses work selves—or rather, the buckwheat for the In reverse, too, pancakes. For the famous buckwheat depending on the age lawn, from which everything had started, turned out to be of no help at all. Buck­ and attitude of the driver. wheat has to be milled into flour, and our community contained no resident millers; it did. however, have a vice-president of BUCKWHEAT a supermarket chain, which proved to be even better. He talked with the I^Usbury people and told them of the problem; the ^

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Almost any thriving house plant, from lamps which are of real value in supply­ Many indoor gardeners enjoy visiting an African violet in prolific bloom to a ing extra light for healthy plant growth. Dr. WEST’S flower shows, but are timid about dis­ well-groomed ivy, can be a prize winner For both flowering and foliage plants, INSTA-CLEAN playing thejr own plants, even when they at a flower show. Flower show awards do the size, color, and texture of leaves are I DENTURE are in the prize-winning class. The ma­ not always go to exotic specimens. The important. It’s a risk to submit a plant for CLEANSER jority of amateur horticulturists feel that tyi>e of plant is secondary to the culture exhibition with pale, thin or under­ |6 9 < at drug couotart it has received. nourished leaves. Also, leaves should be flower shows are only for the profes­ I •mSTA'CLEAN It ttw tra^MMfti •( IN m PlWiMrti 0». | sionals, the suppliers, and a select group If this is the year you plan to enter free’of dirt and dust. Rather than use IfiltuiiminniiiKiRiiiiilHmniiHifliHiiiiHiHiiMH necessary room. Most closet partitions are not load-bearing. CHECK THESE BEFORE YOU BUILD of private growers. a flower show for the first time, there dust sprays, it is better to dust and polish (Check in your attic: If the partition runs parallel to the This is not so. Actually, exhibiting at are a few things that should be kept in foliage with a crumpled piece of dry CREDITS BY JOHN BRIMER • Useful measurements in closet plan­ ceiling joists, it doe.sn’t support the ceiling and may be flower shows is open to all. Anyone who mind while preparing the plant or plants tissue paper. t-AERIAL PHOTO. ning: Depth: 22" min., 24" better. cut without endangering the structure.) Call in a carpenter for exhibition. It is not difficult to time For the fragile, hairy leaves of an SUBURBIA 'TODAY Pole to back wall: 10" min., 12" bel­ has grown an outstanding plant can (LIPP) OSSIBLY your closets hold all the things you must keep or builder to do it if you don’t feel competent. become an exhibitor simply and easily. the blooming of a plant (if it is the African violet or episcia, use a camel’s- 4-e-SUBURBIA TODAY ter. Space above pole (to allow hangers (LIPP) Most kinds of doors can be used—paneled, hollow-core blooming variety) for a particulfr show. hair brush or a leaf from another plant. Pin them but when you have to get something out in a to go on and off): 2*/i" min. How? Every flower show has a com­ 8-DRAWING BY DAVID hurry, do you get exasperated? If so, your storage space flush, even shutter-doors which give ventilation and are mittee which makes up a schedule of For an early spring show, single out A few finishing touches, such as a clean PASCAL • Typical pole-to-floor measurements: U-1B-DRAWINC8 BY JANET needs to be reorganized so that none is wasted because it decorative. Or you can build wood frames, covering them pot and one tbat is proportionate in size PO TTER D’AMATO Long garments, garment hags: 66” competitive classes of flowers and plants, plants that will promise full and attractive is not available. This is true not only of older houses but with plywood or Kardboard and papering or painting them to the plant, will help win additional min. Short garments: 48"-50" min. and arrangements. By writing to this bloom the week before the show begins. 16-DRAWINGS BY JOHN also of many still being built today whose closets have only if you wish, or panel them in conventional or in Japanese points. To keep the plant fresh during BRIMER Small child’s clothes; 36". (Allow for committee, the grower can receive an These plants should be favored by giving one narrow door, thus creating dead waste space on either shoji style. entry blank to select the exhibiting class them choice locations in the house if they the show, water it thoroughly and cover IS-DRAWING BY MICHAEL Before starting to build inside the closet, take stock of moving up pole as child grows.) RAMUS side. By correcting this fault, you’ll be able to store more in which she wishes to compete. In the are indoor plants, and they should receive top soil with damp peat moss. 22-DRAWINGS BY JANET all storage needs, then tailor the space to accommodate • Check-measure your own clothing and D'AMATO in your closets—shirts, hats, shoes, blouses, belts, handbags, case of a flower arrangement, the exhibit close attention. Major flower shows have three main them. Divide the pole into long- and short-garment areas, build accordingly. scarves, neckties—perhaps all of your clothes. should be described on the entry blank, Plant development should be watched types of exhibits: these are gardens of How can this be done? By merely removing the door building shelves below or ^boVe the pole for jackets, suits, • Two clothes poles, back-to-front in o p rria h t so it can be classified by the committee carefully. Plants that advance too fast various sizes, plants, and flower arrange­ and frame, cutting the opening wide enough to admit doors etc. Make these and other shelves required adjustable by deep closets, may be more efiicient than II "Lawn Pirty" by Tk* Auantie for exhibition. should be moved to a cooler room that ments. The last two classes are more M ontU y, 1»64: W ilU r W ellh’i that are hinged or slide so that ALL the closet space can using metal ratchet shelf supports, so that when the need one long pole set lengthwise. reminiMviicci reprinted eourteiy Once the entry blank is filled out, it is also has the maximum safe amount of practical for the exhibitor who is a of the Xettertne-Ooltwood Timei; be reached. Usually you can expand-your closet’s usefulness arises you can shift the shelves accordingly. “Bins” can be • Shelves in top of shallow closets must mailed back to the committee for in­ light. Plants that are not advancing fast beginner, and they offer the most oppor­ NOTE: In our flnt li.ua. without stealing an inch from the bedroom floor space, built on the inside of hinged doors to store shoes, gloves, allow plenty of access space in front "Farewell ‘The Children' " by scarves and other oddments, thus using even more of the structions-. In entering a flower show, it enough should be moved to a warmer tunity and fun. Lewie Niehola wai reprinted but if the closet is too shallow, or inadequate, consider for placing boxes and other things on oourteay The New York Tlmei. expanding it into the room, incorporating a built-in chest available space for storage and putting the clothing stored shelves. where it is most readily available. of drawers so that little floor space is sacrificed to gain the • Hinged doors require floor, space for opening; sliding doors are better in noisy smafl rooms. STOP A. Sliding doors open on long clothing, shelf storage area. Short garments hang over toilets! two sets of drawer storage, protecting in one room, flush with wall in other. Mirror END COSTLY swings out for access to clothes. m m i I' WATER WASTE 1. 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MANCHESTER, Co n n ., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1959 (Claaairted Advertlrlng on Pago It) PRICE FIVE CBNTf VOL. LXXVIIL NO. n o (FOURTEEN PAGES) Court MillionSr's Mark Dulles West Plan Urged By NORMAN tVALKER Washington. Feb. 9 (/P)^— Unemployment is climbing Hartford, Feb. 9 (A>)—A topfh*;;*/ supreme Court of Errors hack clo.se to the five million an(l a Superior CoOrt «* *t pres mark, economi.sta reported to- If Reds Block Berlin Road Democratic legislator laid the ent, with the addition of a family caiH a fiiriirp an-’ administration plan for re­ court functioning aa a diviaion of d a > . l he.\ .said a tig u ie aj vamping the state’s courts the Superior'Court. | proacliing that mark may he ^ before the judiciary commit­ In additton to the two bills in -, sh o w n in th e g o v e rn m e n t's T corporaUng court reform proposals i coi,„t„ due out tomor-, tee and urged “top priority" outlined by Gov. Abraham Ribi- for it. con, .»r« o.h.r coon m c.oc. Brandt Bids Rejects Substituting Republican leaders countered! were on the committee's agenda, this with a demand for an im- ; ),ill. .sponsm ed by the Leg- winter months beisuse of the harried consideration of a matter | Committee of the State weather's effect on construction, they called one of the most rom- g„,. i., similar in essentials farm and otlier outdoor activities West Defy plfx the Leg^islature must consider. admini.«»tiation measure but The five miiliou , mark . * has • not\ been ,i « East Reds for Soviet Senate Majority leader Arthur probate court.*^ in the exceeded since last Apnl when the H. Healey, key apokesman for the reorganization plan. Jot^e.ss count was 120,000. ^ Red Threat Democratic administration, urged Wallace Baines rR-Biistoli Bui in recent months Joh Idle­ W nshinglon, Fch. 9 i.'Pi—Secretary of State Dulles said to­ the committee to act favorably on introduced the measure, was ness has been running a little day the wcstoin .'Mlifs have agreed Renerally on procedures the court reform proposals at any b„ckers at the ahead of corresponding months ^^■a.‘;hinglon. Ffb. 9 t/P)— nigNr..'‘f,eP'* to follow if Russia invokes “phy.sical means" to block access early date. ., hearing. He said the Bar bill wa.s year ago. In December the total West Reilill’s Mayor Willx' But he left the door open for complete and comprehensive, was 4,10S.00n or 734,000 more than P,)-anfit .said to d ay lii.s city | to Beilin. modification of the messure s Another hill, rai.sed in commit- the 3.374.000 in December 19.’57. W the same tune he renewed the West's offer to talk w ould lip ''.«(|ueP7,pd like a ’Tili?'' tee last week, would establish a .lump Melt Os'er >lillions ahoiil a genei'al selllemenl. ••The administration b 11s outline municipal court division of the Tile figure for .lanuary 19.38 was l e m o n " b.v tlie Rii.asians "We aie willing to talk with the Soviets in a sincere ef­ a suggested...... ••a approach.',o„..o.ch he , ssi^ of Common Plea^. 4.494,000, a jump of well over a should the West accept the “and undoubtedly there The bill represents the proposals million from December, Soviet ultimatum and witli- fort III reach agreements,” he said. other suggestions as to minor as­ of the Legislature's Interim Com- If the .lanuary 19.39 idle total in- Dulles relurnefl to Washington at 8 a.m., aboard a U.S. pects of reorganization. di’aw it.s troops. Brandi and hi.s wife Apre In- .Air l''orce plane from talks at l.ondon. Paris and Bonn. “ How these details are solved is (Contlnned on Page Thirteen) not important. Reorganization of (rontiniiert on Page Seven) lerviewed on . television program The Secrelar.v said he was reporting promptly to President the minor court system is the I N'B('-Toda\'I while they liad l•;isenh(lwel . basic objective, and that's what breakfast in West fieiinan Am­ In a prepared statement Dnile.s told newsmen his talks we want to accomplish." bassador Wilhelm . Grewe s resi­ ahroad "reconfirmed the unity and firmness of our position." Healey spoke at a crowded uviblic dence The We.st Be,idin mayor rellcr­ D dlm luldcd: f ' hearing in the Hall of the House ■\\> (1ft accept an\‘ Aiibati- i attended by more than 300 persons. Reuther, C. of C. Hit ated hiS opinion that evenluallVi The two administration bills, both a lasting se'.lleir.ent could he tntion« of East Germans for the. aponsored by Healey, would '•limi- worked out between East and Soviet ITnion in ita reapnnaibiliUea | Police Pushing nate 1** trial Justice and munici­ West should lhi‘ two parties find Inward Berlin and il-'i oblipationa ■ pal courts and replace them with a U.S. Economic Aims a rmais" of •'common inlere.st." to ua. Quiz of Father division of a reconstituted, .stale- Studies Kennan Theory "We are resolved thal our po­ msintained Common Pleas Court Brandt said he is studying with sition in and access to. West Ber­ The higher court system would Waihinglon Feb. 9 Ah -WBltei\‘' Reulher said wa arc probablv , great interesi a lheor>- pul forth lin shall be ireserved On Son’s Death I Reuther told Congress today that sUll producing « little more Ihanj bv the former P S. ,\mbas,sador "We are In general agreement different governmental policie'* j twice as much goods snd service Ft'tfsia George Kenuan. that a ' as to the procedures we shall fol­ could have pu.slied the ""''hn's ^ as the .Sovoet t mom limited withdrawal of both Ka.sl | low if physical means are in­ Bridgeport. Keb. 9 l/T)—Prflc# Toronto Union production more than $t00 billion Cites Soviet (Inins and Weal fo.ce.*^ mighl eaae the voked to intertere with our nghls today intenaiflod their inquiry into higher in the pa.st six years. "But economic giowtii m the .So problem In this respect." the slaying of a 4-year-old Bridge­ "This production that we have,viel fninn is advancing four or >’ ij". Dulles did not elaborate on his "I can't identify m.v.self with port boy. The boy's father is being In Full Revolt now forever lost could well have , five times as fast as our lagging stalemenl He gave no hint of i ...... / ...... ■'.'1"“'’; i the details. " Rrandt said. "I feel held on a coroner's warrant. ' .spelled the difference between an' economy has grown in that a reth.nking of p.uropean what proeed'ucs the western Al­ unchallenged continuation o f year.s, " he said. "If both economies polity would be nere.viary." lies have decided lo follow If Louis Kish, 41, Bridgeport, the Against Hoffa boy's natural father, has denied United Slates woilrl leadership 1 continue simply ty* grow at the Brandt said the more than two Ri ssia trie* physically lo block and the threatened, unea.sy posi-isame pace as the.v' have done re- million Berliners are determined to the routes to Berlin, isolated 110 lepeflledly any connection tvlth Tbronto, Feb. 9 i/Fi—A fullscale jp which we find ourseives to- spectively since 19.30. it will be a gist any ii.coi'i/oiation of their miles Inside .''.ast German.y. the slaying. Police originally revolt against the authority of j day •• j,* said. jmei e 17 or iS years until Soviet charged him with breach of the ^ -In lo the Soviet orbit. Dulles said lenders of the Allied Teamsters president James Hoffa! Reulher, head of the TJnlleil pioduclion cni match and surpass nalion.a will .leep in close contact peace and set bond at $50,000. '■M,y sona..'VvUl grow i.p in a erupted yesterday at ameeting of I Auto Workers andan AFL-CIO jours in volume, and from that, volume, and from aisBUnitpst. city.' which will be the ! on the Ctenuan siluatioii. Fallen lea/es, broken branches Toronto Local 938. I vice president,outlined an exten-1 point forward at is they who will "Their foreign ministers con- snd a small mound of dirt under imand'ing ireunited Germany," The angry, shouting members j .,jve program of government I threaten to take a Secretary of State Dulles reads a statement to newsmen today at teiuplale meetings ns may be ap- wl.irh the body of flaxen haired Brandt said. suspended their local president and activities he said would assure full lead." -Not Frightened Washington's National Alrporl as he returns from a flying trip piopnale." he said. "Officers at Albert Rotzal had been stuffed, voted to clean house. employment and economic growth ' Reuther railed on the govern- to the Capitols of England. Fram e and West GenuHiiy where he other levels will be In consultation tsaiked the burial spot In nearby His testimony was prepared for nienl to work toward increaseri'j. Mrs. . Brandt Branni aaid aaio the cne women «nmen oi O^^ met Allied leaders cm plana (Of. Berlin. (AP Pbptofax), The 450 Teamsters crowded in­ on specific questions." Trombuli. He w « found there the Senate-House, Economic Com- consumer buying power, extengjon ; \\ eat Berlin ai« not fngnieneo at ______i, ------,mi .------to their downtown hall to take up ^ __ Rncourageri h.V I’nlty Seturday. His face and neck were eompisints o f collusion between the I bnittw studying general economic of the Fair 'Labor •''t*brta>'d^t all by S o v ^ Dulles said he leturns from his badly beaten. coverage to millions of workefi in "We have gone through so many S-dav trip "encouraged by the Coroner Edgar Krentaman aald union eSeeutive ^ " < 3 . Cause of Inflation trade and services. raisingfWhe dilBcullies bei'orc. they are not unity, understanding and resohi- the child (Vied of a ruptured stom­ tors In the nego ' have I Before the same group the U.S present an hour minimullv\«Si^e., afraid pow" she said. i lion in the three countries I visit­ onc^ftedl Brandt mrets today with State FAA Adds to Curbs ach hut had n^ been sexually contract last year. e I Commerce contended to at least Jl .2.3. and a e d " been acrueationa of irregularitiea | ______. ___.... i ______... . a.saauUed. He has ordered an Ini that government policies are the ' program of federal aid lb depress- Denartmenl officials, Dulles said of his trip; quest. fat thtno f retificationraiincaiion vote.voie. I greate.st single cause of inflation, ed areas. The visiting mayor also lunched "W’e have had a useful exchange The 3-year contract, covering •" i exceeding acts of both buslnes.s T)ie Ghamber of Commerce with the Senate Foreign Relations of views primarily on the serious Albert was last seen 2* hours 000 emplOyea of 65 eompan es n l labor in that reaped. urged a different approach. committee. On Electra Landings situation created bv Soviet threats In a Bridgeport department ^ore, eaalerfi Ontario, provided a -l- Speaking for the AFL-CIO, The Chamber said possible in- Brandt, w ho arrived Saturday for and repudiations concerning Ber­ some 10 mile* from where he wAs rent-an-houf increase. Critics Reuther .said "oiir problems flow flalionary effects of private mar- a round of official talks, spoke yes- lin . . found. He was there with his fos- . ... . , „ i mother. Mi's. Henrv E. Rotzal, tend the rise was too .small for tha f,Qp, a lack of vision, and deter- kel power, whether of business or terday to ameeting of the ocsl New Vmk. K ell. 9 .-l‘i The Fed-.. 'I'he F,\ .3 order forbids s pilot In We diNcusaed the whole problem , length of the agreement. niination a fajbire to appreciate labor, are insignificant, when coni- chapter oi the Socialist Psit>- eial .\vialiou Ageni v today im-, land an Elei Ira when the cloud nf Gpi many. Wp exchanged views Because of the locals Internal g-jowth po.ssibilifies of the pared to the inflation generated by posed nationwide rest rii tions on i ceiling over an airport is less than nn the prospects for a foreign min- \ W'elfare ofllcjala said Albert had dissension. Hoffa had in.structed. American economy, an ab.sence of government spending, taxing snd (Cont)nued on Page Tliirfeen) bad weather laiiding.s by Fleet raj 1.000 feel, and when daytime for- isters meeting with the Soviet little family life In his four years. the Teamsters' Canadian director | determiiyation to translate lho.«e debt nolic es turboprop pas.seuger planes follow-j ward visibility is less than a mile. Union at which all aspects of the He had been highly nervous, un- I, M. “Casey” Dodds to take per- ^ po.ssibiRties into reality. " 'Views of the Chamber were pre- mg the de.rth of fi,3 per.soii.s in an The visibility at night must be at German pioblem can bp disrussed, aonal charge. Reulher said the Communists sented by its assistant director of Ftlectra crash last Tuesdav. 'leasi two mile.s. not only Berlin and a peace treaty. (Continued on Page Seven) Hoffa also took an inquiry into are. rapidly closing the gap be- economic research Waller Fack- Greece, Turkey Operated hy .\meiiran .yirline.^. ! I’reviou.slv the minimums were as the Soviets propose, hut 'Iso re- tha collusion charges and demands , lw,4en us in terms of general ecu- |er. to the Senate-House Economic the plane clashed into the K.isl 400 feel ami a mile vi.slhililv day or unification and Fiirnpcan security, for the resignation of local presi- pomic slienglh, although we are Committee. River here just liefore mhlmght night. At the lime nf the ciash the a* the western powers have pro­ dent Kenneth McDougall out of the still ahead. ^ Both the Chamber and the Na- Near Pact on while approaching LaGiiaidia ceiling wa.s 400 feet and visibililv posed. faands of the Teatnsters Joint "The failure of the United tional As.sociation of .Manufactur- two miles During hos trip abroad. Dulles Field on insi rumeni s. Fight nf the Bulletins Council No. 52. which conlrols ' economy in recent years to ers called for federal tax levamp- Uniter the new restriction, the talked lo the heads of government I gi'.iw as it can and should is one of jpg. 3 73 persons ahnard sur\i\'ed. filane niii.sl continue in a "holding ond foreign niinisl^rs ^of ^Britain^ Hsmilton and Toronto. Cyj rus Issue A spokesman for the go\-em- from the AP Wires •The'uproar started when Gor­ our major sources of weakness, " Fackler said in his prepared tes- patlern" above an airpml until France and West Germany and menl agem y said the re.yt net ions with Secretary General Paul Henri don Newman, s member of the ; Reuther said. "It has weakened us timony the present lax system Zurich, Hwilznrland. k'eb. 9 Pj weather impiove.s, or il is .^ent not only in terms of physical penalizes success, discourages ini- will be in effect "while th" mvcsli- el.sewhejp to land. Spaak of the Atlantic Pact iNATOi. Contract Bargaining Committee, | Greece and Turkey weie re­ galioM IS going on as to Ihi' i au.se RES4 ( E TRV F.\T.AL presented a motion to put the lo­ atrenglh, but in the struggle for ative and restricts investment. ported near agreement today on a An American Airline spokesman Eisenhower returned last night Middletown, R. I.. Feb. 9 (2IV- men's minds, and hearts, and loy- ______of the ai-cifieul. The rest net ions cal Into trusteeship, lihe Teamster i draft constitution for an independ­ .said ‘ We te happy to cooperate" from a Georgia quail hunting holi­ Navy Umdr. Richard N'. N'Ues, allies. " . I (Contlniied on Page Thirteen) are temporary, voluntary on the will) the order, even though it may day and was met at the airport by locals at Hamilton and Windsor. ent CN'prus with the Turkiah mi­ part of the Airlines, and the Air­ 41, died today aa he apparently Tnisteeship is a device em­ force cancellation of some Elecdra Undersecretary of State G Doug­ nor! t.v to ha\'e a I'eto over mat- lines have accepted the re.st rietinns tried to rescue his wife and four ployed by union headquarters to ; flight .s las Dillon, who presumably gave tera of foteign relations, defense so that the order is in force fiow." him an initial report on Dulles' children tvhn already had made strip locals of their autonomy j and internal security. "It may pul a crimp in our New their way to safety from a fire ■when it is felt they have become The Small World-1 Yorkd^icago Eleclra schedules.’ mission.' v The tentative charter would give In advance of Dulles’ arrival of- which destroyed their historic Incapable of governing themselves. the spokesman .said. "At Ihi.s time the North Atlantic Treaty Organ-, , -...... flights that ! finals said they were sure he had old home on Forest Ave. Niles’ Some memWrs shouted condem- j j of the year, some body was found in the kitchen ization control of military basea could operate under normal mini- laid the groundwork for a speed- | nation of the proposal. Others on the British Crown Colony is­ NeM s Tidbits by firemen. They rushed him to '! mal conditions will...... have lo be-- up. m Allied policy . planning . • look-I veiled at Dodds: "Go bark to land in the eastern Mediterranean the Newport Naval Hospital Windsor and itay there." Others Casual Word Starts Culled Ironi .\l’ Wires ; canceled " »ng toward a spring foreign minus* »\here he was pronounced dead But it has not yet been agreed In such CR.SP.S. he said, olher-lyps tars' mseting with Russia, •aid that once a union lost control j whether Greek or Turkish troops of asph.vxiatinn. ^ of Its affairs, it never regained the planp.s will hs substituted when , Dulles left Bonn yesterday '''3" will replace those parl.s of the driver's seat. The W’indsor local New Haven Railroad notities In- available. He said the special visi- a hint that some slight concilia- Britisli garrisons to be withdrawn tTXlRIDA r . ENROLLB'^.NEOBO )taa been in trusteeship shout 14 lerstale Gommen-e (’r>minis.*Jinn il bililv requirements set for the tory move toward the Russians F antastic Adventure The question of the Gainesville, Fla., Feb. » (A3— garrisons plans lo dlr. Ooffrey Bihby Eisenhower administration today Diploma^ Dies occurred to me that night in our few feet of the others without i tells news confeien* e that he he- Intervened in FCC Case proposed a .t-year program of small flat in Westminster, in Lon- feeling any reticence or without Karamanlis and Mendeiea met ] lieves Bahrein in Peiaian (iulf may emergency federal aid to puMlo. srhools and A college construo Washington. Feb. 9 Maj. don. with its models of ships pla- them even noticing, privately today while Foreign Min- have been the legendary (iardeii of (Sen. William J. (Wild Bill) Dono­ cidly sailing on the mantel and big . yet de.spite ail of this T found, Eden. . . Miami ’’olice lepoiT tlieft vvashineton Feb 9 <2Pi The* York and a series of decisions by; tion program designed to provide. fish, mouths perman'fenlly agape.l^^', the end, of what will always of WOO.OOO In diamonds, emeralds ff,an who * ignited ■ la.st year s dra- the Federal Communications Com- about $5 billion worth of facUl'f; van. who directed the govern­ (Oontlniied on Page Seven) lies. The cost for the programa ment’s daring intelligence opera-'on the walls, as my husband Uolin | , ,|,,ain the outstanding adventure a n d 'O ther jewelry from hotel suite rnatic Sherman Adams rase now mission iFCCi. - j tions during W,orid War IT, died! and 1 chatted with Arnold of my ijfe, that Golin and I were of vacationing auto rental mag- wants Congress to investigate Hagerty said the F(X. had rnaoe j was estimated at around SS^i billion over the next S3 yeara, ^ yesterday. He<5«:aa 76. "Bushy ” Eiloarl in the offhand ' even closei than when we married nale I>eon C. Greeneliaum, his wife while House press secretary its deri.sion before he requested - -1 Death of the former director of way you do with a close friend. ' four years ago, for during all our and bei aisler. James C Hagerty. some information about it. j Indonesia Buvs Ma.saachusell.s .Supreme ('oiirl or. Bernard Schwartz, a former But Schwartz said. "The facts j CRO.M.V ON CMS BOARD 5,’. the Office of Strategic Services It was a typical earl.v January ordeal my greatest comfort was Hartford, Feb. 9 i43—Former . London night: dampish with a bit when his arms were about me. P ¥ T C ' 3”’*'’ eight men House investigator, called for the J q ghov that three months after j Was attributed to a heart ailment. .Mayor .loseph V. Cronin may bei- He had been in M’alter Reed Army of a nip in the air. I had given , But to go back to that Jamiar.v Guns ri*O m . U s O s ! “‘‘■■ving life sentences for $1,219.- p,oi„, vesterday after aci iising Mr. Hagerty intervened the FCC eome the first representative., Hospital here for some lime. Colin a book on the histor.v of bal- evening in 1957. We'could feel the I (KKl Brink's robbery. . . . Drive to Hagerty of stcipplng into a tele- ,e'.erse its original decision." from organirrd la ^ r on the Donovan won the Medal of Hon­ looning for a Christmas present j exeltement cf the idea growing, -----’ organize the trades into a tigliter v,j,,„n case for political rea.sona. iTie case, as outlined by Hag- Jakarta. Indone.sia. Feb. 9 (.43 —| unit to maintain building jobs call Hagertv immediately denied Uiis. I ertv s documents, followed this board of CKfS (Connectioilk or' for leading the famed "Fight­ and We three had been examining so before we broke up that night I Medical Serrice), which .pajwU'. ing 69th" Regiment of the Rain­ it while idly speculating on what made a little list of the people we The ((nite-i States is selling In-^ for today at 61st annual conven- ".Mr Schwartz was either misinT ^ sei^uence: doctors' bills for over 1 bow Division in M'orld W ar I. His it would be like to travel in thia would have Iq talk to and the donesia enough tight weapons and tion in Hartford of Connecticut formed or waa deliberately lying,’’, March 1 1957,' William J. people in the state. It w u tfa>s fighting prowess became a legend manner, I research we would have to do be- vehicles to equip 20 new battalions. Btate Building and Corns!ruction Hagertv said ' Bmhler a Republicah and research ported that 43MS officiate h a ie :. of the war. .Colin waa particulaily inler- i fore the project got underway ser- or about 14.000 troops. It is the Trades Council, AFL-CIO. Schwartz, who is a New York o„ng,iitanl to the Speaker of NeW asked Cronin to cottaider servlfag:^^,^” J first major sale of American mill-j Mace mjssile. highly mobile, al- University law professor, makesj state As.sembly. wrote His nickname of ."Wild BHl" . esled since in 1952 he and Pal El* i iou.siv. aa a director on the board of Hmi’ ' ' ' stemmed from the exacting meth- lam had sailed in the 19-fool sloop . From that moment on. we never tary equipment to the 1-sIaAd re-'most jam|-pioof i and callablecajiable of of j,ig hjg charge charge against against Hagerty Hagerty in in aa Haceit Hagertv v ' nroteating nroteating an ' FCC de- medieal sendee corporatl4m.^*i,i>, public in several .years. ; skirting 'radai . going to U.S. foi lhcoming book. "The Professor change station WRGB ods he used in training his men j Sopranino from Britain, to the . wavered in our determination to ------• -.4 ■■'Srt''- and the aggressive example of West ■" Indies. He recalled how on ' make the trip, though It wa.s foi - j The (ipa' a'"" includes one Navy, troops in (Termany this spring to gnd the Commissions.” * Parts of , ^ high frequency ■ HOFFA AIDE JAILED spirit and vigor he set for them. one particular day, when the seas ' tiinale thal we could not foresee : ship type not di.srlosed and oth-. replace the Matador. . . . (Tharles the book were released Saturday.: ,y H F i station to an ultra high New York, JFeb. g (43r—Befav The OSS operations Donovan were heavy and both he and Pal that it would take 22 months of ] er .Navy and Air Force itenvs. . | Matthews, 11. who ran away from Hagerty replied b.v making foiii'i^ station tUHF). • jamin Franklin ColUns, Detrpljl headed during World War II were were thoroughiy soaked from a! hard work and use up ail oiir funds i U..S. ''.Ambassador Howard P.' San Francisco home after being ictlcrs public. [ „ ' . , ., . ' -tock- imioo offfidal aiid close aitsae|«ffa( world4t')de in scope. The organiza­ drlving rain, thev had conceived a before we would start across the i Jones informed Foteign Minister; spanked, found dead, of a.sphyxia- Last vear, the House T.egiala- , in anything but is con- of Teamsters President JMnes R. tion conducted Important research fanta.sy of raising themselves in; Atlantic in our 46-foot ballodn, j Subandrio last night that Presi-‘ «on .veaterday in an abandoned live Oversight-subcommittee with the su(;cesa of the Hoffa, waa sentenced today by •t home and daring exploits the air and drifting over the same , "The Small World."' (jent Eisenhower had approved the | buil.ding a block from his home. ; moved Schwartz as chief counsel. ; larneo l'.S.'3 Dtetrld^ Judge John,’':'*!. •broad, many . of them behind course, secure froi)t the constant. "The South Atlantic has the tre­ sale. Jones did not announce the 1 About nine million acres of land j But, xplori’ng 's o m e 'o rh is ’ ac^^^^^^ ‘‘ ’'’- 'i . J t f . S Casitin to tliree years traprtoons.^ .roll of the ocea'n. size of the shipment, btitIl unof-Ul|4»l“ lakrii over ITS gIVlilfrom »|»VV4»8,000 ■'•Kbig ■I’ak is-' BnLlUnnsations OflUand usingUSIllI^ filesUlCO sin he? hadnaavs “a.s - 1 1° — some *A ft«A consioera ('3lSl3 •naroy lines. mendous attraction of all those .•ould be.tani land oivnera under country’s ; sem bled, it launched investigations shbuld be given to ine li^i. iMt . inent for.p«rjiuys,Xkfa <»•• de> Idea Builds up | lovelv'^ trade winds blowing from ficial reports .said It w rvefbped from a grsoul j i ^ invest The shadowy arm also fostered . Sew land measures and will be dis-1 that led to the resignations of i such a (diange w » leaw ^ Jlilidjitance movements and made Bushy ; waa the one who proved; 12 to 20 miles an heur in one d i-1 worth about $10 million ^'-tigatiou of vrlrotapplng a#d trlbuted and sold. . . . David Pace, i Adams, who waa Presidefit Eisen-: f^lies without possible the escape of some' 6,000 to be the catalystie agenL He i rection so it would be a natural! iThe sale was taken aa an^indi- raoketeerfaif;: In Locni M of the arched his eyebrows a t CoUn’s j for ballooning^.” Colin pointed out. j cation',that the United State? has 23, of Toronto, young parachutist,, bower’s chief assistant, and ■ Rich- j UHF can not roach membars of the armed forces who jumps from plane and plunges I ard A. Mack, a federal, communl-. put mwy others to theW intemstloBsJ Brotherhood o f had Ijeeir ahot down or trapped he*- remark and said: •' * ’ ‘ . And 1 mentally added — to i faith that President .Sukarno’s gov- Tenmaters. O ^ n s , *8. te •dgl'WJi -■’.Surely some chaps must have 'myself how lovely it would be ernment will remain Independertt of 3.500 feet , to death in Paris, Oht.,1 cations, commissioner. \ I conywaion «my»»>g .“ “ r tafy-triMisnrsv o f w o tewt, hlnd enemy Unas in various the- apparently witholit trying to pwil 1 The accusation, againrt Hagerty j Dmfalw wri»ie- tried going aoroes the Atlantic by to end up In^,’ "the w ' arm ‘ th of ' -■the the Soviet bloc as well u of the fn Is pcMddMpH 4# Oy, W .'j* .; either ripcord of/hia two para- involves a television station in the I l', . . iis-jt!,'-''' ------^ balloon. Or have they?" chutes. / 'Albany-Bchenectady area of New ' (OMthrapd Ml fsg« Six) . wd! aalw i8l«r r ' — ■ V. » (OaatfBiMd M Paco Two) There are timea you^can almost (Ooatipued oa Page lliree) (CkmtlnuMl aa ^ i g a TfaUlaMi) ' ■ -\ '3 \ I h '/ r ■A V M y , y :r I (•. 1 '