' ‘ ^ ■■ ■ 'i 7 T 'v; \ 1 I t •• V-""' ' V. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1988 i '-' PAGE EIGHTEEN \‘ -U-4- Bloodmohile Visits Center Church Monday from 12:4^ to 3:30 p. m. The executive board of the About Town Buckley School PTA will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Average Daily Net Pre«s Run 'Die Weather school. For the Weak Ended Foreenst ef U. 9. Weather Banna ThrM MaJichester arUflti are ex- j Jnaunry 4, U58 ^blU nf In the Invitatldti exhibl* The Manchester Child Study - Uon of watercoJors by Connecticut Group will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. . Toalghi—eienr, colder. Lew 0 te Artlata which opened today at In' the library ' of’^ the Buckley 12,558 8. Snndny, lUereeelng eleudfawee, / School. The leader of the discus Teachera OoIlei;e in New Britain. Member of tke Audit chnaee of enow. Migk near $0. They are. Nathan KnoMer, Mr*. sion on the topic "This Is My Very Burenn ef CXrenlntioB Margaret Olmsted and Stephanie Own" will be Vincent Ramial, prln- Manche$ter~-—A City o f Village Charm Samek. The exhibition will be open dpal of the school. All are isrel- through Feb. 8. come. (aaselfled Advertiolng en Page 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LXXVII, NO. 86 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1958
/ . Bandit Killed By Irtnt Police; S W U.S. trio \ / 'Tehran, Iran, Jan. 11 ^— Ban dit Leader Dadahah, accusad of >OPENTONKrHT TILL 9:00 • OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY • CLOSED ALL DAY MfEDNESDAY murdering three Americans last London, Jan. 11 ( 4 V - T h e T ^ ^ ^ Martfh, was killed by gendarmerie beep^beep w«$ heard over Eu forces today. In a gunflght - near Take Elevator • FREErARKIN0,rHrdttt*ra could be a long distance from Loii' the Pakistan border, police report HOUSEWiRES DEPARTMENT Hale's Fashion De|7f. to Second Floor rope and in Ohio today, but don,” the engineer e a ^ Radio tele- ed. the Swedish government said printer eyatem* aeitd coded radio He had been fought since the ^ (LOWER STORE LEVEL) • s r e e n sn u ra , Witt (Mil n i m aignala to activate teletypea for It was caused by an idling commercial and hews reports. three were liain in Iran's aouth- \ Russian teleprinter, not by a eastern desart. They were Kevin / ^ e heard It moat strongly at M. CkurolL 37, of Issaquah, Wash., Bars Soviet new Soviet aputnik. ^.03691 megacyclea, and It seem* a point four area development ad Pravda Hits .O F F O N A L L DRESS SALE! The vleWe of the Swedlah govr to have ^ i t shortly before noon viser; hia wife, Anita. 35,. and Domestic Dept. Specials ornment'a radio ' monltpra cqm- (London time)," he added. Brewster A. Wllaon, 35, of Port 'v> ' eid ^ vrith thoae of the Britiah M. '4 V * at V ' “ Broadcahtlng Corp. BBC earlier Heard In Okie land. Ore., a specialist of the Near West’s Plan Appeals for SLEDS IN STOCK JANUARY WHITE SALE SPECIALS In the United State*. h«m oper East Foundation and ''contractor 0 had said the beep actually might ator Francis Strait of Columbus, for the International Cooperation LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS be a teleprinter idling./" A opokeaman foivswedene Bhi- Ohio, said he heard' "an awfully Adminiatration (ICA) in Iran, Early Talks BRAND SHEEtS AND CASES koplng Station saja the beep-beep familiar beep-beep-betp” near the Four Aide* Captured For Parley R«9 . $15.95 Now $11.95 wee heard at 80:025 megacycles 20-megacycle band from 4:10 to • Gendarmerie Commander Gen. TYPE m LADY PEPPERELL on the aputnik wavelength for 4:15 a.m. London time is five AUghoH Golpira. announcing Dad- By J(»IN M. HIGHTOWER - Nationally R»9 . $11.75 New 5 8.95 1 0 hours ahead of Ohio. shah's death, aald four of the London, Jan. 11 (/P)—Prav hour* but traced to a “typical Washington, Jan. 11 (JP)— Rod. $13.25 New $ 9.95 COMBED PERCALE Ruaatan frequency ahlft teleprint After that the signal grew tribal bandit's aides were cap da today re.iected western Known weaker but semed to hold tured in the gunflght near Haft 8ugge.stions for a foreign President Eisenhower is ex Rtq. $14.95 New $10.95 er trenerhltter.” ^ \ Reg. 13.19. 72 x 108...... S 2 .2 0 Sending Clear Text steady note. Strait reported: Kuh. He said the fighting lasted ministers’ meeting instead of pected to send Soviet Premier Brand Rt9 . $ 9.95 New $ 7.1 He eaid the printer wae now (In Washington, an Air Force several hours. . ' a summit conference as a 'Bulganin a message this Limited to present stock while it lasts. Bending clear te x t. In Ru»alan af duty officer, the only one avail Iran's "desert for" and.hta band weekend holding open the Reg $3.39. 81 x 108...... $ 2 .4 0 ter being Idle for about three able at the early hour, said radio.ambushed the Americana March 24 method of breaking East- houra. The teleprinter ie a device monitors had reported no activity a* they drove in two Astlon West deadlocks. door to an eventual summit 1 2 1 5 - * 2 0 Reg. $3.89. 90 x 108...... $ 2 .6 5 that tranemlt* newe and messages on the frequency. wai^ope acroee mountainous coun- The suggestions have been made conference, but rejecting (The Naval Research Labors imofficlall.v In reaction to Soviet Mine Aluminum Covered by radio algnai. There wae no ex '; X,. _ i_ ■ Bulganin's bid for such g ses Reg. 79e. 42 x 38'/} Canes . ..6 9 # planation of why the algnai wa* Premier Nikolai Bulganin's latest sion within three months. Regular Values'^ heard over euch a wide area. (Continued on Page Five) (Continued OB Page Nine) round of letters a.sking for a sum Eisenhower’s reply has been co *lt sounded quite like ■ aputnik mit meeting within two or three s l ig h t ordinated with those going from IRREGULARS O F 3 for S1JN) at the »Urt," the Swedish *poke*- montM. The 15 NATO nations are the government chiefs of Britain, Sauce Pan $14.95 to $29.95 man aald. reported lining up behind rejection lEAUTIFUL NEW AMERITEX NO-IRON MORGAN JONIS PART UNEN of' the request, already turned France and other Allied nations in Report* *1*0 came from West response to a aeries of notes Bul PERMANENTLY PLEATED Reg. $3.95 SPECIAL I Jacket dresses, casuals, holiday dresses, wools, peau Germany, Finland .and Norway. down by the Western Big Three. In an artlrie broadcast by Mos ganin sent Free World leaders la de soie, silks and crepes. Sizes 7 to 15. 8 to 20. 10Vr All the monitors said the sound* Missile Chief Blasts December. It la understood the re DISH TOWELS were on or around the sputnik cow Radio, Pravda said a foreign to 24«/,. \ minlater'a meeting “jvould be more plies also win cover the substance SKIRT FABRIC LIBBY SAPEOGE wavelength. of new Bulganin messages to After working for several hours likely to heap fresh obstacles In Hand Washable, Drips Dry 4 r,r 99e the way of a summit conference." NATO leaders and heads of many with monitoring and direction- Ike’s Space Agency other governments this week. finding equipment, a senior BBC The Commmunist Party Paper j Extra abaorbeaL nen-IInt; pink and green, imiltl-etripe said a summit, conference could be i Dulles Gives Clue -'V red. Mae end green border*. engineer suggested the signal* an inch might have been transmitted by a, success I f nations taking part, Secretary of State Dulles gave 4 TERRIFIC CLEARANCE BUYS an Idling teleprinter. Washington. Jan. 11 (Jb—TheMeadershlp in straightening out the | ahmved "a sense of reaHty.” Bul-i the guidelines of U.S. policy at a 10 oz. size. Boxed. Set of six. ' "The aignals came from the top Air- • —Force missile---- . man says 'i armed ■ forces,- and'if . hia first ------move' ganin's letters went Thursday to I news conference yesterday. He said All you need Is your waist measure plus one Inch. A beautiful From Our Main Floor Uofiartnionts President Eiaenliower’’* plan for j is publicly condemned by one of almost ever>- nation In the world no summit meeting should' be held solid color with gold lurex pin stripe. Black, navy, scarlet, tur Reg. 89e ^PECIAL a unified space, agency would the services T think that is unfor- Negotiation on ‘Reason’ '—as Bulganin proposed Thursday quoise and pecan tan. CLEARANCE January $6!e waatefully duplicate Air Force I tunate." Pravda added tliat negotiations —within two or three months. But Also unpleated matching drip dry fabric for waistband and CUISEOOT! U M I^D gCANTITTt Curran Landed capabilities ahready in existence. | other giinators, however, said. must be conducted "from a posi Dulles left open the possibility of- blouses, B8c yard, 36" wide. Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schrlever|, ___ gchrieverlever waa just being frank tion of ren.non and .not one of some future top level session pro LADIES’ BELTS $139 LARGE SIZE RI NNERR IN added last night that the and airing a aerioua dlsagcwment. strength. . .. the tone of the NATO vided “there is adequate prepara Bv Own Qioice Force Is ready to undertake "at a $ehriever crlticixed the Defense summit conference last month waa tion for it and a reasonable assur Radiator Leather belts in winter colors, H t t e r n e d l o o p r u g s e/ relatively early date" such spate Department decision to use both to prepare to negotiate from ance it will accomplish some de- age project* as unmanned recon the Army Jupiter and the Air strength. slrahls result." In Red Albania naissance trips to the Moon, Mars, Force Thor, 1,500-inlle range inter "The U.S.S.R.'a aliicer* desire Dulles denounced Bulganin's TiKJRIKIUUeeM IMPORTED DOUBLE WOVEN \ Reg., $3.98. and Venus. mediate range baUtetic miasiles to reach a teallatlc agreement ac \- Thureday message as a propagan 2 i X 6 0 . *2.9 8 Schriever'a oppoaiUon to lUaen- ceptable to both aide*.” Pravda Snbumik? Flying Saucer? Anyway, It’s Fun da move designed to steal world AM iCNM Tiii C o h n - Covers ' Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Jan. II (RBM). He Indicated he thought hower'a space program, in testi greater miesilf strength could be said, "W clear from the fact that The space age arrived in Manchester along with the snow, as 4-year-bld Henry Pope III pulled out attention from Elsenhower's Statq Ivory or brown. Adjustable size. COTTON GLOVES 87e*’ T le V 14.98. (05—U.8. Air Force MaJ. Howard mony before the Senate Prepared achieved sooner by' concentrating the Soviet government does hot hia flying saucer for a apin down a local hill. This picture, however, seem* explain away rumors of the Union message that same ness .Subcommittee, today was insist on discussing proposals to Reg. $1.29 SPECIAL 8llp-on Btyten in medium and .hort length with plain or trim 2 4 X 8 * . *3 9 0 Curran aaid here today that he on the Thor. of a enownlk In the area. Henry is th# aon of Mr. and Mrs. Hengr. Pppe Jt. 'of 137 Carnpfleld Rd. A%y. I^l\ea. deplored such use, of cuff*. Color*: White, beige, black. voluntarily landed his T33 Jet labelled "luifortunate" by Sen. Th# general-■a>#e’''aaid the Air which the leaders of NATO are (Herald Photo by OflariiT) "Ine channels of communication . In ro*e. charcanL Ughit gray, wMte, yr.Uow and green. Ihera Flanders (R-Vt). at present unwilling to agree. between heads of government." Trainer' in Communist Albania af Force could (mmedie.tely undertake were pHgtaally S-plere bed centeur rag *eta that sippered te« Schriever'a testimony wa* given several apace project* by modify- “These more radical measures Technique of Smartness REGULAR $1.00—LARGE ASSORTMENT gethtr. While they la»t at three lew, low price*! ter being blown off course with his behind dosed doors Thursday, the esn be discussed at a later stage, The Secretary conceded under /ladio communication* broken. d^; ElVeniSw^T i n f o ^ -Thor. He^raid these mclud^ after a certain minimum of in': Fugitive, FBI questioning that the Soviets seem ~urran arrived from Albania, by gress in hiS' State of the Union! tei*national ■trust has been estab- to be ahead of the United States in j Faulty Grenades Besk buycofihASeascrnl COSTUME JEWELRY 2’*'$1JI0 TugOalav commercial airliner leav message that "All the antimissile making immanned reconnaissance liahed," Pi'svda said. propaganda techniques, as they ap- LINGERIE SPECIAL ing behimt his plane which had and satellite technology under-1 tdpa to tha moon. Mar* and Venus Most .XVestern leaders feel that Agent Hurt in garently are in the science of mis Xecklacee, earring*, pine end bracelet* in gold and allver been report^ forced down by Red taken within the Department of "at a relatively early date. a foreign ministers' meeting is the siles. But he said this Is "a tech l*h. Stone eet and tnllored etylee. Shortie gowns and sleep coats of fine grade flannel, fighters. Defense" would be concentrated• ■ in So far. the Air Force has had no place for the first of the two levels nique of. smartness.". He accused J A N U M t r Chirran said'that when he landed the new^ Advanced Research ProJ role In this country's effort to of iheetlngs mentioned by Pravda. Costal $12 Million the Soviets of trying' to cover up challis or cotton material. Dainty prints. Sixes $4 launch an ’ earth satellite. The. Fight for Gun / in Albania he dio'npt know that he ect* Agency (ARPA). The NATO conference propo.sed a bad policies on such matters as- REGULAR $2.98 to 40. Regular $2.98-$3.98. was over that Communist territory Relcnaed by Pentagon Navy's Vanguard project had sole foreign minister.* meeting but the CLOSEOUT $1.98-$2.98 but had to land on tne^first ’field The testimony of Schriever. who i responsibility for this until after Kremlin scorned It. New York, Jan. 11 (TP—Albert Washington, Jan 11 (/P) The-'f'stroy the defective grrenades that (Continued on Page Nine) sarong* e o c b ' he saw. having fuel forXinly an- also voiced other criticisms of mis-1 the Russians launched two aputnlKs Joeaph Koatal, prison escape ar- j General Accounting Office says year. By Jan. 31, 1957, it said some HANDBAGS $137 'nther 10 nilnotes’ flight. siie and satellite policies, was re-; last fall .when the Army wa.i br- (Continiird on Page Three) list who made hia last break from j the Army has decided to destroy 583.000 of the grenade, still on In faille, pla*tle calf and genuine lenther^Many Myle*- In ■ Hi wma “treated very farrly" leaaed last night by the Air Force j dered into the program. Vanguard’s hand would be destroyed within in a departure from normal pro-1 first tr>' at launching a test aatel- a Colorado jail while awaiting trial j Ji2 million worth of defective for- 18 months. ^ • email to larger *ixe handbag*. Color*: Btark, Rem Navy, during his 19 days' stay In Albania;. on a murder charge waa captured ' eign-made grenades which GAO Brown, Natural. ' / CORSET CLOSEOUT TABLE Cpiran aaid. "iBeduidure. Generally in such cases, me failed on Dec 6. ■ GAO said Arro^'purchasers con Pentagon permit* the Con-1 g«e« Duplication by FBI agents last night at a aub- j Bulletins Discontinued styles in girdles, corsets and one piece \ Tire Burst tnb. France to Ask sidered the price- too high, but He explained that he waa un- gresdkmal committee to release Schriever put his opinion on the - i*vay entrance near Times Square, place. went ahead with procurement on from .the AP Wires garments. Broken sizes and styles. All popular makes. able to nyxout of Albania In hi* I testimony. ARPA In these words: U ^ P j h c f r h f h F l J i * ! Kostal pulled a gun on FBI L . J ’;*' reports that the basis of urgent need. The Bel Value $2.9.5 to 912..50. * T33 Jet\traiher plane because up-: Schriev^thus became the third, ..j believe that any program to .O* i o s ip o n e I Xgent Frank H. Gerrity. 37 and “ ‘"‘“'’y^Sea Transports are sall- gian firm held patent rights on the on landing on 'Dec. 23 hia left main ' high milltar:^\officer Ao criticize ,]evelop a separate . astronautics ^ 'shot him in the leg, Gerrity grap-j ‘**8 W‘t>* grenades, which wrre said to have BARBUTl HELD GUILTY landing gear tire; burst. Othenvise; administration ''.dcf**'** planning agency would result in duplication pled with Kostal and the gun went ] cause servicemen are being flown superior armor penetrating capa BABY and TOT mOP SPECIALS SALE $1.00 to S6.9S the plane is unmmaged and h e; this week in whaKiipme have tag- of capabiUtle* already existing in Debt Demands bilities compared' ./1th th* then- Yokosuka, Japan, Jan. 11 OTt A the Air Force ballistic missiles off again, this time wounding: bverseas. A general Court-martial today could have flowm dut .if he had.a ged "the revolt of thia,general.*.” Kostal In the leg. Neither man was watchdog The reports over government from the spend GAO, standard U. S. model. convicted Marine Sgt. Robert J. new tire, he said. V ■ In an interview. Flaridets said: Paris, Jan. 11 (Ah—French eco seriously hurt. Meet Specifications BOYS' end GIR^S* GIRLS' COATS CJurran said the Almhiana told "i( seems the Preatdenl'jhowed (Continued on Page Three) Two other FBI agents subdued ing, were submitted to Congress Barbutl on nine oharges of cruel nomic expert Jean Mpnnet will fly during the Congre.ssional recess. The Army finally agreed to a ty to prisoners in a Navy brig. JA C K E T S ^/ Reg. $17.98. him that they would give him a, to VVashingion ton.ght wi*h high the fugitive. $125,248 refund offer from the Bel Start Hit New Yeor right with one of these ■replacement , tire but later they-i THe agents had been tailing Koa- They were made public after the He was acqnltted df 17 other NOW ... ^12.00 hopes of raising most of half a bil new. session began this week. gian company, GAO said. But the cruelty count* and two^ of as Reg. $6.98. CLEARANCE OF SPORTSWEM claimed that they did n tf' have lion dollars France needs in iP'iS tal on a. tip from an unidentified Army decided the gret.adea had beoutiful coots from our Fashion Department. NOW ... 55.00 one. / • woman. Kostal attacked Gerrity Involved in one report were high sault. The codat said R .would 5 1 2 . 0 0 to back up a drive tor financial explosives antitank and practice been supplied according Ao' con sentence theYS^ear-old leather Reg. $8.98. During hia stay in Albania, stability, at 43rd Street and 8th Avenue af Coots ere by Cuddle Coot, Lessie, Swensdewn, 53.19 Curran said, he vW**- constantly Test Center Plans ter the agent halted him at the rifle grenades ordered by the U.S. tract specifications and that there neck frony Schenectady, N, Y :,, NOW DRESSES \ Moi.net will not aiK for direct were Insufficient ground* for action Monday. He faces a possible nine Reg. $2^ under military cuslddy. ! aid from the United States Offi subway entrance and showed his Army In Europe from a Belgian BOYS' OVERALL SETS Onr entire etock of dreaaet: Cotton, Cotton ncetnte,'rayon, linen, The first, five day's he stayed in' firm, S. A. Bglge de-Mecanlque et against the company under con years' imprisonment, one for Jaunty Jr., end Key McDeweil. AH. colors, oH NOS 52.19 cials here realize that could prob- FBI identification. tract provialqns. each count on which he was con fnUle. Slxea 10-20, $8-82. 14i/|-24'/i. C4 O O S 7 O O the Albanian capital of 'Tirana and i .bly not be obtained at this .time, Kostal. .37, had been the object d’Armament, and a .portugue-se leg.-"i Reg. $8.98.- Reg. price $8.98 to $10.98. NOW end for the last 14/days near the City subsidiary. More than $45 million Comptroller General Joseph victed. Tile case will be reviewed sixes, ell the newest fabrics. ,NOOW 53.79 NOW ...... i. 53.19 ^^ut he ifc likely to ask postpone of a nationwide manluirit aince automatically. I 1 ...... ^...... IM of Durese on^the Adriatic aea. Cur ment of interest pavment.'i due on last Nov. 21 when, with a com WOl th of-- orders____ for the grenades Campl^ll. head of GAO, recom- ran repor^d. panion, he broke out of Jeffer- were said to have been plnceit-over I mended that the Army consider existing French debts to the U.S. FLORIDA W.AR.MING UP OVERALL end Cape Canaveral, Fla.. Jan. llv m the Jupiler-C a week or so government and the Export Im a 3-year period, starting during! alternatives when a product is Usually MO’* COVERALLS Housedresses—Brunch Coats (Continued on Page Three) (Contlniied on Page Three) the Korean war. i available only at excessive prices. Miami, Fla.. Jan. 11 (/P)—Flor- Regular Price ^ —The Nation’s tcslers-of space] later. port Bank. And he will raise nil the tda's weather began warming up JACKET SET Reg. 88.28. Good variety of oolora nad etyle*. Sisea 10-20, 40-52, O O vehicle.*, haying launched two A Vanguard launching attempt foreign cved‘ts he can from Intel- The GAO said the Army received | He also said teats for items order- failed Dec. 6. The Army has nof one report in 1954 that 32 per . ed on cash basis should be made today after three days of Mtter $34.95 to $45.00 $ NOW .. . 52.49 14V',-24'/). Reg. $8.98. NOW ' . ▼4J.XT 5.000-mile missiles within four national institutions where Amer cold, which brought more dam .50 Reg. $7.98. houi's, turned their attention to- yet tried to put up a satellite but ican good’ will can largely influ cent of some of the grenades test- i as soon .-.as possible ao as to hold NOW .., 55.49 Dr. John Esquirol had hoped to beat the Nav>- to the ed were duds. A 1955 investlga- j down production orders until the age to citrus, and winter vege iay to efforts to put two baby ence success. ' tables and central Florida’s first moons into the sky. next try. To gain that good will M? :inet Uon, GAO said, foi'ud the grenades i items prove satisfactory, BOYS'SHIRTS BLOUSES Suffragan Bishop Both service.* hive emphasized News Tidbits became so dang .'oi.s after drops i. A Sept. 5 GAO report, follow- snow in many years. Hie warm GIRLSV ROBES The launchings Friday of an stnuffed a, briefcase with evidence ing trend will contlnne and the Jersey and dresay Atlas Ballistic Missile and a Nava- that every effort would be made he hopes will show that.Fre ich in Culled from AP Wires during shipping that they might | ihg an audit of the Military Sea Reg. $1.89. Reg. $8.98. N ow *3.99 blow up in the course or normal . Transportation ■ Service (MSTS) weatherman ■ forecast no frost Reg. $4.98. NOW .. .5 1 .1 9 Hartford, Jan. 11 (JV-The Very ho Ramjet vehicle both were suc- to withhold advance information flation la at an end end financing danger for tomorrow for the first .1 handling. , ' ' . ------NOW ...... 53.79 SPORTSWEAR DEFARTME-NT—SECOND FLOOR .. Rev. Dr.'John H. Esquirol, 57, who cea.sful. The Navaho took off bal of their laijn*e s'**** **■ ' (Continued on Page Nine) to become a clergyman, yesterday two liquid propellent rockets con- if poeaible. until It ha.s been de Some of the main elements of N O W ...... 52.19 MfITENS shows sharpest declines in farm FRANCE 9ETS SAHARA OIL $49.% to $59.95 $ was elected to the post of Suf aiderablv longer than the missile termined whether they are auq- his case are believed to be:' emp)o>Tiient in recent years has i Paris, Jan. 11 liPh—The PYench .50 Reg. $1.69. fragan Bishop of the Episcopal itself. The rocket boosters dropped cessful. ’ 1. Premier Felix GalUard la mak been In Kentucky, Tennessee, Mis- ] news agency reported today that GIRLS'SKIRTS •NOW ... 5 U 9 Church in' Connecticut. off into the ocean after aboUt 40 PM^ect Vanguarc officials were ing a determined effort to rid the sisslppi, Alabama, Arkansas, Lou Caracas Unrest Quelled the long await^ first shipment Reg., 79c. iSPEClALS from our GIDLS’ DEPT. Esquirol was chosen on the miles of flight. After the Navaho roundly' criticized for the publicity French economy of inflationary in isiana, Oklahoma and Texas . . . of Sahara crude oil has arrived Reg. $8.98. NOW ... ^ 50c sixth ballot after running a close attained superaonic speed Its Ram oh their Dec. 6 launch attem pt fluences. The 1958 budget that he Fake message that a bomb might at the Mediterranean port of > NOW ... 54.29 race with Dr. Reamer Kline, 47, jet engine was able to take over. They have sent-out ortera that.no forced through Parliament over be aboard forces airlines plane to PhillppeviUc, Algeria. A freight Reg. $4.98. rector of St. Mark's CThurch in Both missiles were believed to information on the orogram be re make emergency landing last night Perez Jimenez Releases train with four tank cars of the SIRES’ COnON KNIT JERSEYS New Britain. have flown several hundred miles, leased here, and that all queries be (Continued on Page Three) NOW ... 5 3 7 9 GIRLS' DRESSES ■ — a at Allentown, Pa., airport . . . oil has heed slowly making Its RegularPrieo ^ Reg. $8.98. 7 to 14. Value* to 02.08. NOW 9 9 At one point Kline attempted to far short of their designed range. referred to headquarters in Wash-^ Coinedlan Red Skelton, recovering way northward for the past sev Reg. $8.98. withdraw to resolve the issue, but one of the satellites, designed as Ington. from severe asthmatic attack, eral days. Two days ago Algerian NOW ... 53.19 Bishop Walter H. Gray, who waa a civilian sclehtlflc project under Five Priests He Jailed For 2 weeks on/y Sarong—the completely diiftreBt, $64.95 to $99.95 $ NOW ...... 54.59 Maj.'Gen. Donald N. Yates, Com idle Pay Offices leaves Santa Monica, Calif., hos rebels mined the track and de- Reg. $4.98. conducting the elections, ruled the Nav'y's management, will be mander of the Test Center, even pital to continue recuperation at . railed part of another train.’ completely wonderful criss-rrosa girdles that walk against It. an aliimlmim sphere only 6.4 Inches went so far as to discontinue the Caracds, Venezuela, Jan. 11 (.ffb^the new (•“binet was "ln_ accord Hasty repairs were made to per BOYS' SNOW SUITS N o w ...... 53.79 QIRLS’ COnON DRESSES The election., attended by some In diameter and weighing about Open to 4:30 p.m. ^ home. and never ride up—are specially priced. Reg. $8.98. hoisting aloft on two 90-foot poles U.S. gambling kings in Havana —Demonstrators In downtown with the sentiment'of the national mit passage of the oil train. 7 to 14. Value* to $8.98. NOW 300 lay and clerical' delegatps in 3*4 pounda. It will bo launched' on the cape of the red balls or armed forces, the basic institution . N O W ...... 52.99 Christ Church Cathedral. Was held by the 3-stage, 72-feet-Iong Van ducked nevvsmen amid reports the Caracas last night demanded "an 512.00 Reg. 82.98. flashing lights that have warned Hartford,' Jan. 11 (Ab—Un gamblers are p’reparing to deal end to the dictatorship’’ as Presi from which this government MAURER HEADS ROMANIA Only Sarong's patented, sling-like construction lifts, to fill the post of Suffragan Bis guard Rocicet. employment compensation of emanated." Perez Jimenez took Vienna, Jan. II (Jb—The Com NOW . . . . . 52.29 The other will be a metal cylin boats within five miles of the cape themselves a lion’s share of Cuba's dent Marcos Perez Jimenez sought slims and supports you exactly as nature intended. hop vacated by the Rt. Rev. Rob that "dry runs ”—training exer fices of the Stale Labor De lucrative gambling industry . . . to mollify the Vatican by freeing over the presidencj'In 1952 by, he munist-controlled Romanian BOYS' JACKETS Reg. $7.98. ert M. Halcl*, whp resigned to be der 80 inohea lon,( and six inche.s rises—static engine tests—or ac partment wei'e to remain oj^n said, "judgment of the armed Parliament today elected Ion Sarong improves your posture—you stand straijghter, RegularPrieo NOW ...... 55.99 aiRLS’ WINTER COATS In diameter, weighing 29.7 poundf. George W. Roge'rsi radio operator five jailed priests. - come Bishop of Western Massa tual launchings are under Way. today here an^^at Bridgeport hero of luxury liner Morro Castle Police moved In with tear gas forces." Oheorghe Maurer its new preal- look younger. And Sarong is so comfortable. Walk» . . . » . . 9 8 , ^ $ 1 8 . 9 8 chusetts, It will be the final stage of the He arranged to meet Monday to process claims of Under and machetes as several hundred (Word reaching New York last dent;; Bucharest Radio an- ‘ $125.00 Esquiral will wait until a delega Army's Jupiter-C missile. tragedy, dies of heart attack In night said Venezuelan naval forces bend, sit—it doesn’t matter. Sarong never, never 512.00 with reporters who wanted to know wood CJhrp. workers who were State Prison at Trenton, N.J. shouting demonstrators milled nounced. Maurer, a lawyer who . GIRLS' BLOUSES tion calls on him in the next few Preparations Secret laid off yesterday. about the heart of the capital. have thrown their support to rising has been foreign minister slncq Details of the satellite launch whether this measure, admittedly Both offices pormally would Two U.S. Admirals and a civil, needa adjusting. Reg. $2.98. days to make his response to the making more difficult the task of engineer begin negotiations Mon-' Some of the group handed out leaf military pressure for a new gov last July, succeeds Petra Orosa, SKI PANTS elections. • preparations were secrets locked cameramen and writers assigned to be closed today but they will lets calling for freedom for politi ernment. who died Tuesday at the age of NOW 52.19 URLS’ WINTER JACKETS 7 He voiced hts brief thanks to behind the high fence th a t, cuts remain open from 8:30 a.m. day to keep 150 * million Ameri (The Vatican was openly aroused 72 and was buried yesterday Let ua fit you with a Sarong. Two popular atylee Reg. $4.98. Reg. $1.98. cover Cape Canaveral activities, can naval base a*- Chaguaramas, cal prisoners. 5 to 14.17.98 to 114.9$. NOW ^ 0 the convention, before adjourn off th* Air Force Missile Test O n- was not also a menace to public to 4:30 p.m. to handle Under Authorities finally broke up the by the arrests of the priests the with a state funeral. (#102 and #104) from our regular stock. No seconds, NOW ... 53.59 NOW ...... ;.. 51.29 ment and said his reaction at be ter here from the rest of the world. wood personnel. Trinidad for U.S. . . . Spain an day after the uprising. An author - ..i * • - safety. About 2.500 workers were nounces reorganization of her demonstration after several shop no iiT ^lars. Don’t delay. Come in while this exciU ing named was "not one of ela But It was known that bolh''mls- North African territories of Ifni windows were smashed and arrest itative church source at Vatican TYPHOON STUX s t r o n g tion. but of deep humility alles are here, in varying stages Both the Atlas and the Navaho- laid off at the UndervVood ed about two dozen persona No In a t ^ said at the tltne that a diplo Guam. Jan. 11 'lAV-Typhoon fDg event lasts. ^ ' ■ were fired without warning, either plant here and 1.000 were laid and Spanish Sahara, wene »f Esquirol practiced law for 13 of the'complex program of asaem-; fighting by “liberation army" of juries were reported. matic break with Venezuela, was Ophelia continued to lash away GltilS’ PRETEEN DRESSES yeara-ln his native Brooklyn, N. Y. in the form of red ball signals or off at Bridgeport. The com Perez Jimenez ha* been facing imminent. at Islands In the westirn Pacifln , ^ 8 to 14. $7.98 and 8.98. NOW otherwia*. It was the first time pany manufactures type'writ- Moroccan Irregulam- j H e, canie to Connecticut \ln 1939 <,^th the%I«vy and the Army Motorist Victor L. De Casaus, mounting political presaur* since (The informant said th* church Saturday with $5 mile an hour and served, 17 years a* "rfittor of have announced their Intention to that this had Seen the case. era. ' was "preoccupied and displeased" wind*. One ialaad in the Mnr- . Yates said. In a prepared re State Labor Commissioner 55, begihs serving 6-year county an unsuccessful New Year's upris III I .i Trinity Church in Southport, be launch the ratellites a* aoon as ; jail term—one year for eaci} of alx ing by some’military forcea He an with the situation which the Vati obnlls group repprtod all bedld- I Hi fore becoming dean ofithq cathe possible. They have been ordered lease. that "the red balls were Renato E. Ricciutl and Em nounced the freeing of the prtesU can felt waa developing into a lag* were' ■ daatroyed. The traat ^ lowered In order to .preclude alert ployment Security Director persons killed In Los Angeles territory officer here aald enaer^ I The JW.HAL 4 CORK SIRLS’ PRETEEN WINTER JACKETS dral In 1950. ‘ • -• to do so th belated ojTorts to match freeway crash. . . . Air Forces shortly after he booted out the un "clear peraecutibp' o^ Catholfbs.'') He ,1s married land' has two sons, in part the Soviet achlevemente ing unauthorheled persons to the Joseph Gibbons' said tha State popular heads of his Interior miiils- Releas* of the chUKhiraan wa* fnnda and rnttan* nra.bn'.i, V M AM CHima CONH- 8 to 14. $10.98 $17.98. NOW ^ 0 ^ 0 Employment Service hoped to FIOlB^yoodoo to be equipped With ing flown to tiM various ahrlgkM.. . I| CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS HALE’S FASHION DEPT.—Second Floor John H. Raqulrol Jr..' a lawyer In 'with two Sputnik moons. fact (hat a classified test launch? new njj^tn air rocket capable of tiy and socurity police and Inatoll- ot^arad by C.oL^Jba^TaofUo Valaa- ■I SoutbixMt'and Howard Esquirol of ■ Persons close to the progriima Ing waa Immlpant.” place soma of the Underwood .ed a new cabinet. m u m frora tho VJE MnvnI •VABONO Is the regiatored trademark ef Sarong, lac., for Ita CORNI* MAIN o d OAK STRERS OIRLS’ DEPARTMENT-SECOND FLOOR Vorkera In other jobs In their downing Mktire formation of bomo- (Oonttaned an rngn nra) Mon n l KwnJnMn. ^ Btrntnrd, a student at the Unt* qkpect the Vanguard attempt to ara.. . 1 The former Army i»lonel Mid veralty of Bridgeport. , . ' qome pon»lWy next weak and that ' (ObnUnued « i Fng* NUe) home areas. . /' 'M ^- -S' ■' .'C t. J'-* . '1 I , i' r i . -■ i 'M f -V., , ' A ' A .7•• •V\ A i: / <■-,'. •'•n- 7t- ...... , If"- ^ •' . I ’ / I, i. .. . f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.* SATURDAY,'JANUARY 11. 1968 i l i i Bolton I Sheinwold on Bridge Missile Chief Blasts Pravda Hits^To^ Budget Teeters Business Bodies March of Dimes Drive Lists West’s Plan On Edge of Balance KNOCK OUT SUEE ENYStV i o r DANOEKOUK OPPONENT North dshlar A apeclal^ Weldwood ‘ home-lm-f and Mr». Jamea PicklM oi 21 $112,50 in from Residents North-South vuhHfsMs Ike’s Space Agency Chestnut 8t., haa been mhde a vice By Alfred ShelnwoM The Town of Manchester’s $5.54' provament clinic to- ahow home N o a n i \ i t ,4# In the same period, ravsnuB Ot- president of the Balbpa inaurtnee a K Q 7 ■ ' / ------4 i milHon budget was teetering on timatos, incl-uding more money in owncta *>0"' P°** Mrs. Walter Elliot, treasurer o f f The nursery, kindergarten, , TVh^ yoCi must dsvslpp t w o Video Everyday ing what they conaldered to be a tibia remodclin* ,iuid conatniction Co. in Loa C*Wf. V 8 j . (Ctotkiued from.Page One) . the tdge of its balance today. State education aid, jumped by The former Manchester man the locltl' March of Dimes cam primary departments of the suit* In a no-tfump contract, it is candid, expreaslon of hla views. for the leaat poaalble coat ndll be ^ u rch School will meet at 9:30 ♦ Alio 7 3 All Righto Rorervod— (CenHnae(d''iri^ Page OncIT At the end of the 6rat six months $56,014. moved to California about four paign, reports thst to dste $112.50 usually wist to begin .with’ the suit 4b K 8 2 programs, idid at a cost In funds Stennis said Schrievrt^a toati- of the ^tcol yaai, the town could held Jan. 25 In the lumber ahow- hss been collected;.. s.m. Ths junior, intermsdlste, and H. T. DIckeasM 4 Oo« Im . Edition and aubtractioa leave roonv at the W. G. Glenney Co. at 'years ago to' take a position as In which the duigeroua opponent WEST EAST fiid Ume similar to that already mony waa "not critical, just The Weaterii Big Tfire^Britoln, expects a surplus of $15,828 in re superintendent of ajifencles with Additional contributors to the senior groilps of the school will frank." He added he thought it $IW23., 3S6 N. Main St. hold their-clssses at 11 Am. hae a sura entry. 4 A < 3 - 4 9 8 4 expended on 'these programs.” France and the UntteilNUatoa— ceipts over budgeted expeniei, the company which had recently drive are Mr. and Mrs. D. McKee, f 10 $ 2 ¥ K19I4 "rather odd" that the Pentagon To eat it up, hearings ara B(>w Ruaaell Clifford, excedtlve aalea At 7 p.m., the Junior High MYF West opened the deuce of hearts, Since then, new appropriationa been organized. * \ James S> .Klsr, Tony Ansaldl, Mr. 4 1 3 2 4 K < *1710 general urged InlUatipg reletased the teatimony, but he rejected Bulganin’s bid in sei of $15,900'. have been . advertised being advertised tb s(M appropria manager, aald the meeting will and Mrs. Pasquale Cafro, Mr. and will meet at the chUrch. For Its and South captured the king with 8 Rarilard,' Ceaa, would not Speculate on the reasons. tions of $1,300 foi Board of Dl- emphaaize converting waate apace Leas than a year after beginning 4b 7 5 4 3 4 Q J 10 a IHn. Uaea. projeijte now if the nation it to atotamento yesterday. Repltea public hwiring. his new job. Pickles was elected Ml'S. Hugo Broda, Joseph Mack, project for the meeting the group hie ace. South's oiffy problem was Kefauver aald "Gen, Schriever rectora expenses, . $1,100 for a ape- Into added living area for a grow, will bring used Christmas cards. SOUTH YOUR YARN SHOP lead in space technology in'what five unspecified <»untrlea also were Dec. SIX a budgetexpanded assistant secretary of the com Ralph E. Burleigh, Fred Mohr, R. whether to go after the spades 4 3 10 S 2 waa -jual doing what waa good for dlicuaaed by the NATO councU ctal bond electio.,, $7,500 to VV ing family. The religious cards will be sent to \ (Om Block Eoat of MaUi he called the "prime” 1M5-70 per t was flrrt adopted stood at pany. ~ Dimock. R. B. Mather, K. Fair- first or the diamonds. W A Q 7 iod. the, country—expreMihg hla Indi here. bond issue coeto, and $8,000 for A atep-by-atep explanation of missionaries overseas and the non- to^JWjaSrSa... Betweea Oak ob4 Birch) . $5,5243NIL Receipts, also somewhat more snow removal funds. Before moving to. the- West weathCr, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest If East had the king of dismdNds ♦Q 7 4 , "Many fAr-reechlng potential vidual opinion . . there are aeri- Government sources in London expanded^^-ere estimated at $5,- room layout and construction will Howard, ^ th e r Brihdle, Angelo rellgloua cards will bs turned over 4 A « < Coast, Pickles had spent 14 years ttf the Woman's Society of Chris and the ace of spades hs wt” * A lt NMidtoMrork capabilltiei are .apparent as we ouf diaagreementa and I think it said all the NATO partners already 540,120. Where It will lead, Generrt Man atart Uie clinic, followed by a vvlth Aetna Inaurance Co., in Hart MsssoUrd, Mr, and Mrs. R. Vi. South would do down. If Bsst h North Eort SMfc ia good to sir them." ager Richard- Martin saya' he does demonstration of materials and tian Service^ to make eOrspbooka look more into the future and are agreed that Bulganin's terms The budget rtma from last July ford and PitUburgh. Pa., in vari Jones Sr., the’ Rev. Ralph Kelly, neither of these high cards, any 1 4 1 ¥ 2 NT SuppIlM develop the poMibUitlea pf ther Saltonstall aald he thought the for a top-level meeting in two or not'know. techniques. for children's homes and hospitals. 1 NT Pass ' Pais 1 to next July 1. ous supervisory capacities. \ H. F. Noren, Mr. and Mrs. Herald line of play would work. The, prob SWITCH TO * Frt* butnieflons monuclear propulaion and payloatla Pentagon waa being "perfectly three months without preparation ' No considerable Incraore in Clifford a.sid "the clinic will Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harlow, The Senior High M TF will also . OpsaiBg load - - Originally, the totolNVM $5,455,- meet at 7 p.m. at the church. John lem was to play the hand succeas- up to hundreds of tone,” he said, frank" in reieaaing the general'a ara unacceptable. 864. Then along cam eX iw ex either expenses or revenue is now prove that proper pre-planning and The Nuslde Engineering Co., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson, fully if the ace of spades and king * Ft m Porlitim Earlier ihin the week, the pre- teatimony and added the defenae Pressure Strong accurate knowledge of construction Henley of Femwood Dr. will speak penses- for insurance, buHdIhg re- expected before the budget runs Inc., 34 Oak St., haa been appointed Louise Anderson, Mrs. H. A. Fag- of diamonds were divided. •9 OOTTAUE ST;~4U 4 m S paredifeM tubcommittee had'heard department la attempting to de- Western diplomata here said pub pairs, the special election op 'the itsito .course. course. But thre may be unex- materials will save hundreds of sole distributor for Connecticut by ley, Mr. ajid Mrs. Albino GagUar- to ths grouts on his work as a A Q7;,Diamon.ds Q • 4; Cluho A 9 profession.-Henley la a tsacher St It looks -as though the ace of two other generals voice atrong claaaify all tuch material it poesi- lic pressure for aummit trtka at Country (31ub ordinance, and other .pected- budget increases In caae,.for dollars on any major job—whether the Nuslde Metal Products, Inc., of done, Leslie R. Peters, Mrs, David spades is>a surer entry than the 8. What do say? > biy dan. Pratt and Whitijey Aircraft. ^ »M (Itt 9VNDAY NEWS crittoiam of defenu policies. leaat on the important disarms* reasona. -■ ihstonces the political parties the home owner does his own work, Sharon, Pa 'Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Donald king of diamonds, but South must Answer: ffed ou l^ TMa ia ths Saltonatall did not go into dif The Junior Choir win hold a re «:M ( ft BOWUNO OTABS bt. Gen. Jamea M. Gavin, chief ment queatlcm may be too strong Ini the 6rst six months of the shouH,decide to have prtmariea. or has It done by others." The local concern, which ia oper Bomhud, Sr., Mr, and Mrs. Louis nevertheless begin with diamonds. best gtneral way to -ohow a hand oi-M t 'PACE TUN NATION of army reaeanm and development, ferences with the defense program hearsal on Monday at 3:45 p.m. with 10 polnta or mdrp In high to reaiat. One veteran (unbaaaador •teal year, $88,433 was added by If eYpqnses keep climbtM be- ated by Kenneth M. Gelber, AlbasiXsnd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lst’s see how this works, «ad «:U (tZMt PBO BOWL POOTEALL aald he is retiring March 31 be- expressed by Schriever, but he said suggested that the West might handles prefabricated buildings for at the church. cards- X C M ( tt PACL WINCMKLL SHOW approprlations of the Board of Di- yond lnc A U . nO B OOLP a i t LABSIK bera who commented today turned to newsmen by Stennis, who (pipt- chairman of the hospital's Board of Trustees, signs the contract while Architect Victor Frid of the dispatch that Bulganin’* nota to (Commonwealth toiir, that iv.s pro- cedure that can get lui into diacus- next week will'be: Monday, spag West rises at once with the ace of «lM «U> ACCENT ON UVINO "Th* aeala*..” s:o- poea> Inch’ded a meeting "some tioning Division, Surface Combus discussion and Mrs. Alice Robert, l>read and butter, and pears; Tuas- This sets up East’s suit while he aNOE (Ml BCIKNCE FICTION TBEA- thought a major "revolt” appeared originally was denied any new lee lookOn. The date for the ground breaking is Jan. 22 at (Herald Photo by Ofiara.)______S M ( t> T .B .a. TRB funds for Its Jupiter project in the tion Corp. school nurse, will lead the girl’s day, shepherd’s pie wiUi biscuit still. hss the king of diamonds as ( St SKY BIND ______to be brewing among top military (M) TWKNTY-«« MEN braaa ovar defense planning. current fiscal year, which started '' group. crUst, celery sUclu, bread and but an entry. If South then takes the (111 f O'CLOCE BEPOBT f;M ( I) PEATIBB ITLM There will be a meeting of the dlsmond finesse, he will go down (U> B O ffU N O TIME "raaseava Pr*we" Colled Candid last JuIy-1. Later, Medaris teatl- When the reUll merchants In ter, and strawberry Jello; Wednes Itu (lit T.a.A. ______Board of Deacons of the Congrega day, chicken no^le aoup with instead of making ten tricks as he ( cu t MAVBBICK.,, Flanders had nothing to aay fled, he got a small part of hla Curran Landed About Town France to Ask the Chamber of Commerce decid CM < t) TNBEF, MiaEETBEBi "A,Bas* P*» V*ai*aa**" ed, after hot debates, to open -their tional Church on Monday at 8 p.m. crackers, fruit cottage cheeee and did by the other method; < It BIT CAB90N along that iitu. .In aeparate Inter request from the President’s em . By Own Choice bly, No. 15, Ord(;r of the Rainbow l;M (tZABI KP BCLLTVAN BNOW TVnn) praised Schriever for giv hearings next week. into business places. on revising church membership with rice, peas and carrots, com will happen;.Than.you pick the • iM ( St POBKION I.EOIONNAIBE r,a**(.i dan)*. Ara*.., for Girls, will meet Monday night play thst is more likely to succeed. ( BBAVE EAOLK A'Chamber spokesman said a lists and discuss how it can be dofte bread and butter, and applesauce (Mt ANME OAKLEY C *«lr* Btryl, Kl*aa Oalrtl. at 7:30 In the Maaonie Tem Taste Delight! in the local church. Plaf*ar* aad P»*d*r1* A In Red Albania Debt^Demands national survey showed more peo vylth cinnamon drops; Friday, , Dally (tucjition . r * „ .T«sa. Tammy aad hi* ple. Election of offlcfers wlU be held. ple shop between 6 p.m. and Id Methodist Service vegstsble soup - and crackers, Partner deals and bids one dla; «sM i^t 9POBT9 A WEATB das*. Btaa Marial. I>r. Rockville-Vernon > Officers are requested to wear (Contained from Page One) p.m., four hours, than between 10 "Make An Appointment- With cheeiN sticks, bread and butter, co mond. The .next pli^er douUes. t It ANmK OAKLEY ■ajjtar BaaalHar, Jahaay (Continued from Page One) white. A m . and 6 p.m., eight hours. TouraeU" is the sermon topic the conut pudding. You hold: Spades J 10 5 2; Hearts LICORICE CHIP In support of staying open Mon, Rev, Carlton Daley has chosen for Milk ia served with all of the Hartford Chorus to Present Curran explained that while he Roger Thomas of Boone, N. C., stiff opposition holds the over-all days, a chamber official iuiid an the 9:30 and 11 s.m. worahip aerv- sbova lunches. was Hying from France to Naples son of Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas. deficit to 600 billion francs. ($1,- other survey showed that in other icea of the :United Methodist Don WILLIS Garage (on Dec. 23 high winds blew him off 46 Courtland St., has been elected 400,000,000) and experts say this Life Insurance Is. U.S. towns with populations from Chdrch tomorrow. During the' 11 Maneheater Evening Hersid Bol SPECIALISTS IN Concert at School ian, 26 j the (Ntost and because of faulty ra- president of the North Carolina amount will he repaid out of .sav ICE . CREAM 25,000 to. 50,000, only three stores o'clock service s nursery will be ton correepomlent Mrs. Louis Dlm- /InJ/us TKlMlNOOUi i fAOt Shm Idio navigation •equipment he waa Association of Health, Physical conducted WHEEL ALIGNMENT Bad ings by the end of the year. Some My Profession in the country were closed all day oek Jr^ telephone MItcbell 9-9828. • n m i r ^ i ------unable to find his destination. Education and Recreation. He M A unique combination of candy and ice Monday. BBAKB SERVICE The Schola Cantorum, a 50-*ficera elected are: Robert Ludwig. i ..-vh-n t saw a free field I buzz- parliamentary fighting over how Pat Bm s * n raa ailrl GENERAL AUTO REPAIR______professor of physical education at cream—4asty , . . and amooth a8 black Chamber member retailers are ored Thursday for thslrsafsty rec MIrley J.acs Blrh. WMewrk voice chorus, will present a con- vice president; and Guy c e a r the run- Appalachian State Teachers Col the budget is sliced up is still ex May I Be of Service? planning another coupon type pro lication, food prices will not In Mltchen 9-4691—18 MAIN ST^ MANCHESTER ord. crease mucli in 1958, although •'AWIL "TIME cert of sacred and classical music ion, secretory. . , , ^j,e second at- lege in Boone. pected, however. velvet. motion for Thursday, Friday, and The Manchester unit was one of Jan. 26 at Northeast School. ' The group is planning a Rod Credit Tighter Saturday next week. The-promo higher buslnees costs may force a CHUCK BERRY tempt" he said. four, operating groups . wUbin Mie two per cent rise. LOVE" The chorus, directed by Prof, i *nd Kustom Banquet to ^ open 2. The Bank of France is tighten tion will be much like the one they la Calanrapa LIMIT" fadet, Bebky Narrew, Mae, "I did hot know I was in Al The Catholic Graduatea ClUb of Southern New England niephone (Ut BAWJUIYE Robert Brawley. of the Jullua to statewide auto clubs. They al- ing up on credit, thus holding down Jesaph L. CxarwInskI conducted Oct. 16. • Food manufacturers expect keen _J;4S4;SAS:U ____ 4:lASiM cel Marceaa, day Manbali. to h61d auto shows and bania. As soon as I landed^ my Greater Hartford will attend a,cele Co. to receive safety awards at a competition to hold prices down (Ml TV TIME (1 It HHIRLKV t e m f l k -b Hartt School of Music, will gfve io P'»n the supply of money to combat in The businesses are expected to fn hour and a haw n r o e m m relii^^^^^ w a s ‘o. ffic------ia lly greet*greeted’ by bration of an Eastern Rite Mass m E. Middle Tpke., Manchester silver jubilee celebration held at and to further reduce their tmalj Raa., “Raby Far. N.lna" 1;M ( tl DEATB VALLEY DAYS BTOBV BOOK iCflert flation. offer leader loss items In the cou "fliaazhirr aa Ittk At*." "B raaly aad Ikr BeaelV r m n ln g a t 7*3o" p m T ^ ^ ' Albanian military peraonnri at Holy Trinity Greek Catholic the Waverly Inn in Cheslre. profit margins, which sversffed ' 3. The new finance law voted laat MI »-4«04 — MI S-6832 pons they advertise. BIILJUSTIS .K ( It AUVENTI BK AT BCOTT IS Church, New Britain, on Jan. 19 The swards were presented by J. only 2.6 cents on the isles dollar LAND "Harviral" at 10 a.m. Following the high Masi. month calls for the government to is: asftiWrV.. ■ (U ) HABBUB MAHTKB l£klMe*Mrthodr"^'^^^^^^ S V e r e t 'K l A,Mn. j hiaA* Cu^ra7-miimgTy TiplL as , Raymond Ryan, SNET’a general last year. Food sales are expected («et BOBIN MOOD _ ^ e Re^ ^7o7 ^ Montgom- will o^etv^ Ito IWh anniverwry j ^eat (ff the Albanian government." j breakto^^^^^ be served in the report quarterly to Parliament on Forty Manchester telephone com ( St TOP PLAVH GY 'U the financial situation and, if a pany emploirea whose installation plant manager. P.aul M. Zorn, vice to increase 5 to 7 per cent be 7;M ( It rPATCBE MLM (IS-WI TV THKATKB president - and gensrsL manager, cause of a 1.6 per cent gain in "Letter Prem fair*" ery, pastor, tn announcing the!i Jan^ . . 20 ulth^a party in uV. the school I "'htle at Durrea Curran deficit is foreseen, ask Parliament SUN LIFE OF CANADA force has operated 25 years with ( It MWrePOF rBEEDO.M represented the president, Lucius population and Increased buying of (M-Mt T. V. SHOW Marrias event aald the group has ren-l .*^ 8 p.m. The event will Include ^ withjh certain limits for more money to meet It. In the out a lost-time accident were hon- dt-M) PEBMY MAWN ^ DINAH HHORK (Ml ADVE.VTI BK AT SCOTT IS chorus,” no hint of how much of it he ex , BUILDER This Jrifldj.will bs o^out the big Further information may be ob Wise, treasurer; and Peter Edmon- While in custody of the Alban (Continued from Page One). gest' labor-management negotiat leading post offices which handle d.ha Orrstaa Klfkard Kasaa B:M ( IhUt LAWBENCK WELK LAND ian military authoritv.s. ha wa* of- pects to find across the Atlantic. Oalliaay qaalya SMOW (Ut SCOTLAND VABP tained by calling (Clifford Haw do. assistant treasurer. ing period In modern times, accord half of the nation's mall totaled daa StcrUac .'■Tbr Mall Vaa M ardrr" In addition to interest defer "Pursuit (IM dl MALE 8TQBM SHOW ley, or the paator. Dr, Barber spoke briefly on the i fered any food he carfd to order son / County Jail in Golden, Colo ALTERATIONS ^ NEW HOMES ing to Purchasing Week, McGraw- $92,539,691', compared to $89,937, "Slaughter "Ok, Setaaaa" I ( tt PEATUBE FILM origin and purpose of Exchange "But 1 loid Ibein-^ did not need ments. the 70-year-old friend of The Bank that gives y o u PLANNED SECURITY 299 for the 1956 period. of the "A asela Ike Aas*1" "Wlalrr Caralral" Evangelism Workshop I nca? Denver. President Eisenhower and Secre- Hill magazine which has compiled Graf .Spec” On 10th (M M l rilLLT BEBCEN BBOW t ( It NEWS BEPORTER A A District Workshop in connec Clubs throughout the country. He • anything in pacHtular and that I industry-wide information on con WEATHER He flashed s make-believe gunitary of State Dulles will talk to Vl.taVi.lea Aveniie" Gaealai dallae LaBeM aad tion with the Methodist national stated that the organization was was satisfieidX-ith the food given COMMERCIAL^ RESIDENTIAL tracts and probable wage de The Northern Textile Assn, filed aad ,C.lsr Bill Bergea (IMBt WHAT'S MV UNET formed in 1895 for the purpose of j to Albanian''oflicers." Curran said. | made from .soap at guards and fled officials of the International mone a protest a few days ago with the l:U-7:U 9:M (IBABI BAVF. GUN. ( » l .MINISTER TONIGHT evangelism movement will be held tary fund. He may ask director mands. WILL TBAVEL (Mt THE LATE SHOW at Rockville Methodist Church exchanging Ideas among business | he received plenty of | the jail with Arthur Watson. 30, 44 VILLAGE ST.. MANCHESTER— Ml 9-3697 Interstate Commerce Commission "A Yaak la Thr RAr" Per Jacobsson to let France with Aircraft, metsJworklng, con Wtd. rraak Blaalra la "Pal da*y’’ ( It T.B.A. and professional people The group clgak^Ues and that liquor was of-1 , j held in the Dec. 9, 1956. objecting to a proposed increase . (M-MI niBKLK MacKEXZIK (Ul THE EABLY LATP SHOW Mondav at 7:30 p.m. draw its balance of $262 million in struction. rubber aiid trucking arc SHOW. Caeats: Badaky Laa- "Bembay WaIrrIreat" Dr. Leslie Ross, a national au worksworka on many civic p'-ojectstv-oiects ,,5 ^ him ' • ^ ■ among the key industries in which in rail rates on cotton shipped to the fund, the New England area. a*B a*d BaaMH Arms thority on evangelism, will direct throughout the year. ^Curran alitor, aald that before he i sUvUig of Raymond Isley. a ape- new contracts will he negotiated in 1I:M ( at NEWS A WEATMEB Church Notes - landed in Albahia he had not seen ;cisl deputy sheriff. After about two • weeks ’ in the The association said ths pro n ow Is the the local workshop, one of two to 1958. < BUt MIKE WALLACE INTEB- Union C^jngregational Ctjurch: Albanian jets''in the air. Isley w(t»^ahot to death during United States, Monnet is expected posal would add $50,090 annually SUNDAY MON.-TUE8. VIEW. Oaeel: Teaatstea DONTWAIT be held In the Norwich District. Probable initial demands by air CONTINUOUS WUIIame Members of other churches In Family Sunday. 10:45 a.nl.. ser He said that \t the time he had attempted- robbery of a super- to return to Paris to push nego to the freight bills of mills In the CONTINUOUS' stock up on’ liquid refreahmeato mon, "How Sj'-cess^l' Is Our tiations- begun three weeks ago Give Iliad more time for his favorite craft machinists, according to the area. It estimated. freight chargee FROM 5 P.M. (1B4B) OUNBMOKE. the Norwich District are expected lo land he had bei^n about two and market in Wheat Ridge, a suburb magazine, are a 13-cent per hour FROM 2 PJM, STATE (U-Ut END FOB THE BAIN- for the weekeBd. Church?" by the poator, the Rev. with the Eurcipean payments un sports this spring by getting rid of those how cost New England mills close BOW to attend the session, which is. also a half houra in aiii\ ^ of Denver. , cost-of-living adjustment and es SUNDAY Thru TU»bAY M ill ( It CKAMPIONBBIP BOWLING open to the public. Paul J. Bov.-maij.} church school It Is expected that he will leave After the Jail break, both men es ion, It is believed France wants to old fashioned wooden storm windows. to three million dollars a year. extend its $250 millioa credit quota calator causes among companies It said the freight rate hike lt:U ( 1> CODE I SILK CITY The Rev. Simon P. Montgom for grades 5 j^rough high school. today on the U.ff. Air Attacbe'a caped in a stolen car. eluding;^ police not having them now; plus 13-eent (lit I LED TKBEE LIVES Ml N. Misln SI.—9n S-1S86 9:30 a.m. In 'the chapel, infants plane. But the destination ia hot during a 70-mile-an-hour hhase. from the union In order to settle | would impose an unfair competi (M-ni YOUB HIT PABADB ery. pastor, and Walter Wakefield, across-the-board for ' everybody, chairman of the Membership and through^ffrede 4, 10:40 a.m. at the known. They cracked tin the car In Denver her trading debts with the union. ; ' January Special! tive handicap upon New England, (Calart Monnet — once the boss of the Need Money plus welfare fringes. HELD (U> EABLY LATE SHOW 1I;U < I) WORLD'S BEST MOVIES Evangelism" Commission, are urg churebi From the airport. Curran, ac and then separated^. since no increase is being sought (Ml HIGHWAY PATBOL youthful Gaillard and now believed | Construction field—Probable Ini on cotton shipped from southern ' "Larky NI«M" ing all local members to attend. ^rirt Congregational Church-of companied. bv American embassy Watson gave liimself up, but SAVE $80.00 tial demands for from 20 to 25 U:U (IS) NEWS. WEATHEB A IB;U (Ul NEWS The evangelism program will be rnon: Worship, 9:30 a.m. and officials, w-ent to 5the Embassy lo b(!''h.l* closest behind-the-scenes \ C points to southern mills. BPOBTS II ;M (IB-Ut SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL Kostal had other idea*. He forced adviser ^rexprets to succeed in hla | T T K| cents per hour Increases for the 1 ( I) NEWS A WEATHEB (ttt FILM DIBECTOB’S PLAY conducted during the month a.m., sermon, "The Reluctant buil(iing lo report to the sir at his wa'v into the apartment of Mr. You save $80.00 with the purchase delicate mission to Washington. KV.PK- K /AA V / higher skills. A phenomenal number of persons (Ml CUBTAIN TIME HOUSE March ih an effort lo intertst Prophet," by the Rev, Rodmin. D. tache, and Mrs. O. P. Reed, shaved, drank o f 10 storm windows and 2 storm Machinists Unions In the metal (M l NEWS , 11;1B (III MILUON IMILUR MOVIB those persons who are not bpo'hect- Cart, pastor. Children’s talk at the Curran .said the Albaniana tqld The ecor.omist.^froiu the (iognng in the United States are now pro (HI WBEBTUNG \ "Thr Hlddra Eyr" ' two pots of coffee and dj^essed in district of southw-est France was doors! ” working field—Probable demands tected by some form of voluntary U:U (lit MILUON DOLLAB MOVIE (Ul NEWS AND PBEVIEB8 ' ed with any church, and reclaim early aervice. him last Wednesday that he was taken from the apartment, for hourly Increases of 15 to 25 "Parn ell" lt;M (U l NEWS inactive members, the -bastor said. Vernon Methtxlisl Church: Wor- free to leave fn his plafie. When it forced Reed to drive him the author of the 5-year "Monnet health insurance, according to fig ( St PEATUBE FILM I lt:U ( tt NEWS AND WEATHEB Plan" which since 1947 haa.brought NO DOWN PAYMENT UNTIL APRIL cent's; longer vacations; earlier ures released by the Health Inaur The workshop ls,ag'pected to help ahlp. and nursery care. 9:30 a.m., became evident they'were not pro-'pro „round Denver in search- of V car Down Payment i FR, s«rmon by the Rev. Warren E. France to the highest production ^ SEE US FOR: pensions. ance Institute. liBKKKfHWMWiWyiiS local churches (tofry out the evan viding the replacement tire, he to steal before he Jumped out in Rubber—Depends to some extent gelism pro»ra-m, Covell, pastor; church school, 10:45 chose the Yugoslav Commercial level in its history. Aceompanyir.g Awnings o Canopies o jalouslea Americans covered by this type C N A N N Il the doyvntown area and disap him on the mission is Pjerre E-Z TERMS on what happens In the automobile of Insurance -now number a record “ Million Dollar Movie" Otomber Notes p.m. Line to Brigrade. peared. field; maybe IS*' to 20 cents per The United Fund Committee of ockville Met.iodist Church: Wor At the airport In Tirana to see Schweitzer, 45-yeyar-old director 123 million persons, U)e highest Saturday. 11:15 The FBI entered the case the day of the French treasury and a on a New hour. point in history, ^otection against the .(Camber of Commerce ship, 10:45 a.m., sermon, by the him off. he fialdv, was the French after the Jail break. Kostal was FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION “ PARNELL" piret Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Simon P. Montgomery, pas Mlni.ster to Albania, Louis Keller, nephew of the famed African medi Trucking—a 25-cent increase. the cost of hospital and doctor billa charged in a federal warrant with cal missionary,.Dr. Albert Schweit (Some longer-term contracts, run by the end of 1957 was extended to Clark (Gable ,'+epresentotives of the various tor; Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. and and that this was --his first and transporting a stolen car to Denver agencies which have sho.wn an in 10:45 a.m. only contact with the. French in zer. ning until 1961, provide for an include 75 per cent of the nation's Myma Loy ‘ from Los Angeles Nov. 2.5. 1956. In Tunis, leaders of the Algerian Bill Tuhsky-M I 9-9095 nual increases.) terest In the proposed united fund i Ellington Congregational Albania. The 'United StatM, which Home? population, rising at a faster rate L! T b c h n i c o u x l * drive. This meeting will be the 1 church: Sunday school' 9:30 a.m.; has no diplomatle relations with National Liberation Front ( FLN i than the growth in population It protested against any move by the Housewives who have watched second step irt the Committre's | worship, 10:45 a.m.’, sermon by the Albania, had-a-sked the French to self, said the Institute. 2:15^4:35, CMANNIi study of the desirability of such a Rev. Wayne Sandau, pastor. act for them in this case. Sholom Sets International Monetary Fund to al in dismay as rising food prices To help the public meet the cost low France to withdraw its bal- played havoc with the family bud- 6:55-9:10 “ Million Dollar Movie” drive. They met earlier with man St. John's Episcopal Church: of accidents and sickness, an esti ufacturers who pleclged their co Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; family get can take heart from a recent mated 4.2 billion were paid in Sunday, 11:15 Sabbath Seminar survey on what will happen this “THE HIDDEN EYE" operation. service, classes, sermon, 9:30 a.m.: health cost benefits lest year. In CTiamber President Ralph H. Holy Communion and sermon, 11 Hospital Notes MOVING INTO A NEW HOME? year. 1956, the benefit payment figure Edward Arnold Sabbath observance in the home According to industry leaders Gibson and a committee will meet a.m. "The Rev. Maurice G. Foulkes. was 3.9 billion. Frances RBfferty with Roland DeNoie, district di pastor. will be the subject of a l-!(ession who were interviewed by Pood Patients Today: 209 school for parents Tuesday at 8:30 Personal Notices Engineering, a McGraw - Hill pub rector of the Hartford Post Office First Evangelical Lutheran Diatrict, to discuss mall service in Church; Sunday school, 9 a.m.: -ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. Rab ble Leon Wind and Cantor George A Home Special Purpose Deed’s Hold Lead this area. The committee hopes to worship; 10:15 a m. Mary Mullaney. 134 Hilliard St In Memoriam FORA (It WOBLD’S BEST MOVIES U :M ( I) NEB'S learn what plans are in store for St. Bernard's Church: Masses, Mrs. Rose Converse. 12 Pearl St.; Wald will Instruct .the' class. (M l U T E SHOW Tile course will include visual In Setback Play UiU (Ul NEWS the area post offices. 7. 8. 9, 10 and 11 a m. The Rev. i Allan Partridge Jr., East Hart- In Hiving n)<‘mory of mir husbsiiii ahd Specials! DELICIOUS 11:11 ( U t NEWS * PBEVIEWB MONDAY Gibson and Vincent A. Choate, Patrlck Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. ford; Jeanne Boudreau, 37 Seaman demonstrations of the traditional father. John levonir, -who pA.«sFd aw sy MlU ( It NEWS A WEATHEB executive secretary, spoke to High Clifford J. Chirtln, assistant pas Circle; Herbert Wormstedt. 26 Sabbath evening table, the chant Jan uaiy 12. lOM. Savings Account Deco's Home Improvement he)d UlU (Ut LATE NEWS A WEATHEB U iW ( R) NlieWS School students at two assembly White St.. Rockville; Patricia ing of prayers associated with it, '57 BUICK llBB ( It NEWS (ll-U) HOTEL COBMOPOUTAM tor. Now w»* lifi ..iir ti*ar (liinmprf ry r« - Ite lead in the K of C aetba^ (111 BILLION DOLLAB MOVIE programs yesterda.v. They discuss Aceto. 87 Spruce St,; Mrs. Dor and sorrie of the foods usually T o thp sinliing skit*a nbovrt. Century Rlvlerii ' (tS-Ml TIC TAK DOUGH St. Joseph’s C/hurch: Masses, tournament after the lecond week S;M ( It NEWS (IS-UI LOVE OF UFE ed the activities of the Chamber. 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 a.m. The othy Kr'aushaar. 109 Lockwood aerved. The role of the father in And wo know mir dear one lies Hardtop 4-Door. of the second round laat night. SUNDAY ( St BUGS BUNNY The meeting of the Parking and In the bosom of ihy love. Rev. H. A. Lepak. pastor; the St.; Wayne Stolle, Broad Brook: the service will receive special at Father. In Thy j^raclous keeping will give it to you! They have scored 432 polnta. ( SI HOLLYWOOD’S BEST Traffic Committee, canceled laat '58 FORD SUNDAY (Ml SEABCH FUB roMOBBOW Rev. John Kozon. assistant pastqr. Mrs. Marguerite Balon, 6 Pioneer tention. Leave me now Thy servant sleeping. Other teams and icorea are Mes ( tt CBUSADEB BABBIT (Tl-Ml IT COULO BK YOU Tuesday, has been rescheduled for Circle: Miss Nancy Hunt. Elling The Sisterhood of the Temple is ^ 5 9 5 UtB Sacred Heart Church: Maases, Mrs. John Lyons amt fainily. V-S 2-Door. siers. 424; 8th District, 401; Wert ( It MOVIETIHE U.8.A. . tut MIO-DAV MOVIE J(ui.:20 at 7:30 p.m. in the. Cham ton Rd.. Rockville: Mrs. Zeta Ford. sponsoring the Instruction class. DINNER (lit EVE ON CONNECXKPUT M:U (Mt TBE GUIDING UCBT 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Ralph Drfams-can come true— but you must activate them. Owning your own '58 PACKARD Clipper 4-Door. Side, 399; Choman’s, :-92; Tur- (ISt CONNECTICUi LIFE ber office. 51 Oafcwood Rd.; , Miss Loretta Ellen Hochberg and Gordon Hur- Card of Thanks (Ul CARTOONS i 1:M Elks Sponsor Dlmea .March Kelley, pastor; the Rev. Terence .Radio, hesMr, S Q O K cotte's Esso, 387; G A H, '380; (Ml WESTEBN THEATEB (»t AT HOUh WITH KITTT Murphy, assistant pastor. Rizza. 31 Lockwood St.; Jack Zie- witz will assist in the program. Moriarty’a Painters, 374; Dupre (Ut LET’S TAKE A TRIP (Ml DRAMA TREATER ■ The>Rockville Lodge of Elks mak. 90 Cooper Hill St.: Mrs. Mrs. Irving Hochberg is in charge home ia a definite possibility. All you have to do is open a Savings Bank of nitramatir. (M l NEWS We wish to thank all of our neighbors, ( SI COMEDIES liU will again sponsen' the March o f ; Annette Wtganowake, 129 Walker friends and relatives for the inajjy acts Inauiance, 370; F>.ur Acee, 370; SIS •tltl WILD BILL HICKOK l:M (Ml AS THE WORLD TURNS of arrangements. Manchester Special Purpose Savings Account and save regularly weekly nnell of Stafford Springs, to htr. and Mrs. Allen Griswold. those who s.'^nt the heautifut floyal county chairman. Main St., telephone T R e m d n t ]^-Resident Gets tributes aind loaned the \is^> of lar.s. oil heat and clean-action M ebllhaotl '84 MERCURY 11.0Z. HEAVY STEER (U) rtOpLIE ( SI HAYDN TO HI-FI 5-S1S6. 912 Tolland Tpke.; a daughter to savings will earn 3% dividend. Monterey 4-Door. $895 liU ( SI WK BELIEVE . ( » ! -HOWARD MILLEB SHOW Choppers Reelect North Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hastey. 63 The WinzWr family. Herald Gets New (lit SUNDAY BEPOBT (Celorl The Choppers, a local auto club, ' $2,859 in S u i t Make youi' new home a more comfort CHARCOAL IROILED (U) SUNDAY PICTUBE S:M (MrUI HOUSE PARTY Drive B: a son to Mr. and Mrs. able home with safe, dependable auto '85 OLDSMOBILE S l ^ ^ O C 1:U (lit COUNTBV STYLE, U.B.A. ( SI FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE has reelected John North presi-j ' ^ Wayne Sandau. Ellington, In Mfimoriam ‘W Holiday Coupe ^ Phone Numbers liM ( St CABIN S __ ( St HANDSTAND dent and Roger Burke, treasurer, S l O r e S O p t i m i S l l C ( SI FAITH FOB TODAY (U-M) KITTY FOYLE BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. When Albert Mello. a former There are many ways in which this friendly matic oil heating and new cleu-action Mobilhent. both for second terms. Other of- ' i i i and Mrs. Rog^r Saucier. 39 Pio- Manchester resident, bit into a hot In loving mvmory of Set ('■Iiflonl J ’57 8TUOEBAKER (lit SUNDAY PICTUBE Mil-* McKinney, who rtieti J»». 11. PARK Here’s the entirely new fuel oU that actually cleans (Mt FBONTIEBS OF FAITH ----- New Schedule jieer Circle. dog in Providence two-years ago, 194(. bank can help you build, buy and finance your new Scotaman 4-Door. 1*4 J V The Herald has in ; SI THIS W EEK IN SPOBT8 aa it heats. ( St FEATUBB FILM LINCOLN.MERCURY DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the dog bit hack! stalled B new and larger I As a result pf this unfo.rtunate. Sweel and nrccioUH rncniorlee • home; Come in and let us show you how. The sery* *85 NASH ( I) WOBLD’S BEST MOVIES TOPS IN FINE CARS! . Business was slow in the major John Bleu, South Coventry: Mrs. Of Dear Clmortt rnme ouf wnv. FREE telephone switchboard (Ul CUBTAIN TIME Matilda Sorensen, 65 Lockwood incident, Mello is $2,859 richer. With the hire***'' 'h"pe to meet him CteaoHMttos NUMHioet givtt Rambler 4-Door. (HI THIS IB YOUB WOBLD ity of store.* in Manchester last In Heaven, some glorious dny. \ P U U N M ice is free! m ore clean heal per gallon! with additional trunk jOemptoto DtoHsr (M l WISDOM In MBncheater They're At - St.; Mrs. Doris Peck. Andover; That's the amefunt in damages he I pSTO W N night, the first time most shops was awarded by a sympathetic Parent*. .... Afi y ^ • ' ■ ■ .1 •••••••ee44e<'l'm surf this program S Bk*.; wmiapa iFager Jr;, East •It Wekt'Center Street iiattrliratrr artford; Mrs Either Walker, Green, Inc., of New York, owner HNE PHARMACY MORIARTY BROTHERS is going to work out verjr success and operator of the F. ft W, Grand HI 04014 315 CENTER ST — PHONE MI-3-51 3S fully one* wo3iat a break, in the edvehtry; Mrs. Lucille Moiu(>ii and •M ORSTEB BT. 31S em T IR ST. MANCHESTfR TMephoM Iff 44417 f ■ ^ S U N D A Y fon, RFD 1, Rockyi:^ [ Btora in Providcfici. 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and a certain irony, too. In their to# motion plctura .'Totro’a Peo A Quwtion Of Paternity V m o —U89 ^onrl^pBtpr efforts to- achieve world • scien- ple” and dlsptoy of Jajptoi*** V n U f»-4 M 9 tides from ths Luts Museum. The Daily Radio' W H A T —9 U ' ..What is surely one of the moet tifle domination, the Soviets have WDMMSS* i l ^ r a U n puUlc la conUsUy Invltsd to attend. W POP— M19 unusual investigatlona in all his jtven their talented pMple infen- 8'.M p.m. Adult n U s Ctoaa at the WOOC-flMO Eastoni Sto*^**^ PUBLISHED BY THJB_ tory id. pow under way in Japan. lirW A l.n PRINTINO CO.. O ta ■Ive education and the atmosphere paraonage.'. 13 Bluell Street A high government commission is of freedom vital to the flourishing The (ollowiiig pragram sclMd-{N6^ Mencheiter, Conn. Center Ooagiegatioaal Churek .Y—Rodord Review busy trying to determine whether ■Sop •a are supplied ay the radio' THOMAS F. nsRGUSUN, of creatlvb genius; But the Soviets Oliffsrd O, SImsssn, Minister^ WTiC-mpnitor WALTER a FERGUSON the present CotteUtution of Japan Enuutuel taitheraa Ohureh attonagemanta and are inibjsct ta Wj)R 0*w 1S8 l(AU|^tOtt PubMMiera are now learning that the thoughts S t J a a ^ S. O. Ohtweh R. Rusaen Patry, toaaaa without nobwa. W P M L ^ S s Bos'ieturday NlgM Founded October L UU can be considered -to be Japanese, o f a mind stimulated by education C. Henry Andereon, Pastor Hev. John F. Hnashn. P a ^ r Aasodats Mtoistor 16i46— WHAY—Rocerd Review PubUebed Etrerr Evening Except or must be classified ss an Ameri and act free in science know no O. Albert Peniven, lUVk dames T . O'OobmhI Mrs. Margaret M. Perry, -----Yi-Foua Fartjr inicXlgpBltor lundATX end Hollde.]re. Entered at tne Minister of Mnalo Rmr. John P. BlaachMd Orgaaiet and Chair D f ia ^ r W D K M & m ifenntM can document. Imposed lay the or bounds and cannot, be chained Pebt Qtnce at MancUeater. Conn., aa .Rev. doaeph H . NeOaaa W l£ eB Woodiutf, D,D. WPOT^Jete Bos Saturday S e c ^ Claee Ifall Matter. x der o f General MacArthur.^ to any party line. The elite First Sunday after Eplphauy— Mtalster Bnwritua __.Jews Reporter ‘ Y—Mooallght SUBSCRIPTION RATES So far, the commlesion of; in are examining Communiet policy 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Divine W or . Sunday Masiea: . POP»N#«e Payable in Advance quiry seems to be heading towSiid ship and Church School: Sermon, For adults 6, 7, S, 9, 10 and 11 and propaganda, and are finding 7:80 ejOh Holy Communion. ^‘iSagY—PoUui JKaitr Box I s lay Might gne Year ___ 116 6U "Guidance for the New Year." Pas o’clock with two Masses at t, one **'-11111 - MMifT auum lx Mont ha , 7.78 a eltghtly mixed determination of flaws. And they are using their 8, 9:18 and 11 a.m., Church serv Three MonUu ,. S80 tor Anderson. in the main auditorium for adulU ices. Ft^nOi fact. It has heard, for S ta n ce, frOo^'om and prestige to epeak out fC-d^MllTer . . PbR EXTRA MONEY One Month .... . i.ao Hartford Diatrict „ (Northeran and one for the children in the Sermoii; "A Token of Adversity ~tu—Cei'B Oeooratc . Weekly ...... 30 that on Feb. 13, 1940, American >P—Tempo BoadeisM Watkina-Wert ProvideB AlMncluBive Service Willin Garage r Haven for Troubled MotorlBt* Btnglo Copy ...... 06 and command attention. Area) Xaither League Convention. basement; and two Masrt* at 10, or Salvation." Flmering occupation authorities delivered to Perha'pf, then, this irony can 2:30 p.m.. Registration. one in the main auditorium and 9:15 arid l l a.m.. Church School, 'h a y —Parade |nodem weapons with Rev. Charles Bergstrom, of Rev. Jlolm H.'Delaeey, Pastor WPOP—Tompo Eeadstsnd For Ruga, Papet. MetalB' not othenrlae credited In thla paper draw up their own cons' Room.N 3i41 ■ and alao the local newa publlahed here. system will one dhv put itself to Springfield, Mass., aa guest speak Rev. Tbeodoto Onbele, WHAY-Farad* of Muste and Scrap Iron All rlghta of republication of apeelal the basis of that draft. IThe cabinet Rev. Deonle R. Hnaey, work, In-psrtjiershipwJ.^ ^^i* er. A ll members of the congrega - South Methodist Church WCv^jtiMic Room S!£c%?rday MIriU CALL UK DBLIVEK TO dlapatcbea herein are aloo reaerved tion are Invited to attend this ^salstente WKNB—P.M. of the day objected to the Ameri of the world. In an effoH to work Main St. and Hartford Rd. WTIC—Ro»g Miller ' Full aervlca client of N. B. A. Serv can draft, classifying Jit se too service. ‘ Dr. Fred R. Edgar, Mlateter WDBC—Muxic on Dioc ice. Inc out the most difficult foiinula of Masses on Sunday at 7, 8, 9, 10 WFOP-Tampo Baadouad . OSTRINSKY PublleHera Repreaentatlvea: The radical for Japan, and med to ne The Rev. Percy Smith, tis e - O p e n F o r u m all—how to achieve peace. Zion Bvangelleal lailheraa ' and U a.m., and M am s down Dealers la Waste Matenale Jullua Mathewa Special Agency — New gotiate with General jMacArthur Asaodato Mudster WHAY-Parade of Huolo 99 EAST CENTER ST.— Tel. Ml 3-5009 ^ York. Chlago. Detroit and Boatnn. Dr. Parry, in any case, hap Church stairs at 9 and 10 a.m. PhlUp TYeggor, WCCi^Muaie Room fSl PABKEB K . m e m b e r AUDIT BUREAU------OF on it, but found him ‘‘[very firm." WKN»-P.M. - •No* Piweliely Tme' T e l M1-8"87S8 or M1-S-8FI» CIRCULATIONS shown us how easy It Is to turn a" (Mlsaourt Synod) MlBleter of Music WTIC—Roes MlUar Then the cabinet went | back to its bugaboo into a reassurance. You Cooper nnd High Streets Church « ( the Aaemnptioa WDRC—City To toe Editor, The Herald Printing Company, Inc., deliberations over a conatitutlon it T^R eV . Pnul G. Prokopy, Pastor Adams St. end Thempson Rd. Services of worship at 8 and WPOP—Tempo : In the Jgn. 8,1958 etUtlon of the aaaumea no financial reaponalbillly for merely flick the brain from nega Rev. doeeph F. Farrell, Pastor 3 tl»- Herald, it was sUted . . . "The typoftwphical errora appearing In ad- didn't like, and, on March 4, 1946, Mirt.Marlon A. Erdin, Orgnalrt 10:45 am. U ^ Y —Parade of OPEN MONDAYS MANCHESTER Massiar vertlaementa and other reading matter tive to. positive, and even sputnik Rev. Froncie T. Butler, Asslateat Sermcoi: "Make Your Dream WCW-auaio ~ Mancheeter League of Women In Ttae Hancheater Evening Herald. even went so far aa to submit to Itself becomes the symbol of hope January Come True.” Dr,, Fre^ R. Edgar. VoUre also came out in open eup- UiAolstary port o f s new junior high achpol." DIaplay advertUlng cloaing houra: General MacArthur a| conatitutlon for humanity. First Sum ly after Epiphany— Maaece at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. 9:30 and 10;4S a.m. Church For Monday—1 p. m. Friday more to Its own senUments. But 9 a.m., Sur ly School. (Note: School. WPOP- Thle la not preclaely true. The ^SpedAlIslag For Tueaday—1 p. m. Monday. St. Maurice R. C. Church primary function of the Lioague ie For Wedneoday—1 p. m Tueaday. the very next day, before Mac Free bus tranwrtatlon for chil 10:45 a.m.. Nursery. of Music HIGH GRADE ' IB Bolton- Center 3:30-8 p.m., Gilbert and Sullivan to study governmental iiauea and For Thuraday—1 p. m Wedneaday. Arthur had time to react. Em dren whose pare)^s cannot bring Room For Frldav—1 p, m. Thuraday. or send them, or live at a distance. ReV. Ralph Keiley, Pastor rehearsaL , to pass our findings on to the pub * Famituro Ro-uphol* F>ir Saturday—1 n' m Friday. peror Hirohito himaelf gave hie ap __^"Miller lic. We take stand for or agidnit CHOICE VARIETL Claaatfled deadline',. 10:30 a. m. each For Information, kindly dial- M l 8 pm., Carol and Wesley Choirs. 3u«st Star PRINTING storing day of pjibllcgtlon except Saturday — proval to the American draft, Connecticut 9-0408 or 9-0444. Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 7 pm., MTP skating party, Boadatsiid a given ituue only after a complete Mattreee er QUALITY t a. m. ____ a.m. study ha* been made and our ^ 4 4 * Auto Tops When the cabinet h e v d this, that 9:30. a.m.. Adult Bible XSasa. 7 p.m.. M IF meeting. JUB AND COMMERCIAL Box Spttag. ea. SEAFOOD 10 a.m... Nursery in theNparish 7 :w p.m.. Masonic service, sane- . .JtY—Parade et Muite membership agrees that action ie The snowstorm of thla w e e kut other Jap- The Christ . wixXT—Record Reritw position was voiced by any mem front end checked to make certain ton does with hie own time and 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. Church COMMUNITY PRESS lif Garage, 48 Main St., and once eign ministries of the West, par anese, too, approved the basic pro- ^ Francis of Assisi Church WltoB-P.M. ber of toe audience, though ques that it la not out of alignment. An COMPLETE MANCHESTER money is his own bueineee. He has 1:30 p.m... The Lutheran Hour Winter nnd Oardea SI WnC—Monitor Uor. N*. Main aad N « School more the excellent setvice always ticularly the United States, the viaioris of the Amerl » n draft, so it Windsor, R t SO The Rev. Erick Brandt/ *aster WDRC—FoKliiaUns Rhythm tions and expresaions of opinion NOW other hazard — brakes that pull Broadcast, WPOP. For "This la Ktreeta Telephea* Ml-8-8727 found at tola garage was given, MILLWORK CO. would not be totally true to say a sufficiency of both. If he chooses Rev. tlrands Kar\-elts Curate WPOP-:— Tempo BODdataiMl were encouraged. unevenly. These aa well aa -Im HEATING Soviet Union has issued another the Life," TV, kindly consult news Iil6— The reason the League itself baa to spend ss much of Ms time as Sunday, Jamury First Sun- WHAY—Pared- of MuolC A ConvMimf Iroach bars were pushed, pulled and those proper alignment can and will 284 Brand S t^ T B L M1-8-S2U call for a summit conference on that it Was something purely paper or gaide. not taken a stand on the proposed throw your car Into a skid In noth Rotary or PresBure Massaa atX7, 8 9, 10 and 11 a m. day after Eplphan; WCCC—Record Revue It baa been the constant aim of f with motor trouble, fixed- by the means of ending: the cold war. American im p o s t On the Jap invitations will alk or on the Con 7 p.m., Young people's society WKNB—P.M. junior high school is two-fold: Our 470 MAIN ST. ing flat. It will take just a short Banters 8:45 a.m., ~ School, Watkina-West to provide the most ice to all parts of the home so that necticut apeeklng circulit, that la meeting. WnC—Monitor study has not been exhaustive Across from Center Motor Sales ■killed aitd, courteous men at the time at the Willis Garage to make Premier Bulganinas letter to the anese by force alonf. T h e Sal A rm y 8:45 a.m., service; ecrmoti: WDRC—roxcInatlRf RhyUim T. P. HOtlORAN complete, all inclusive service poa- regardless of where you are seat CALL CS FOR FREE enough as yet; eecondly, we are TEL. MI 8-2209 r Nowirr-g. n government of practically every But the fact thdt such mellow his business. I f he chooses to spend 8«t S t "Acceptable WPOP----Tempo Bandstand ed. every word comee through Don Willis Garage. certain that your car is In safe ESTIMATES Community Bapttat Church 3:16— Umited to etudics on strlcUy gov- FUNERAL HOME sible. From toe moment a call ie some of his money erecting the Major and Mrs. in Pkikup 10:16 n.m/' Later service; ser received, the bereaved family is clearly. Winter Is alto a time to tfeet the driving condition. e General Mlllwork nation in the worid was deiivered testimony is being ncelved cannot WS E. Center 8t. at the O re«i WHAY-Pnroda ot Muile ernmenUl Isauss. A stand in favor AlR-OONDinONED Don Willie not only le a master ntKleus of a Connecticut campaign Officers In 'e mon: “Acceptable to God"; (Nurs tv)-i < L--1 ‘•ro Rovue free of further - respoiiaibility of The enlarged facilities at the mettle of a car’# electrical sys e Complete Window Oidta aimost within the hour o f Presi disguise the ultimate goal o f the John R. Nenbert, Mbiieter of the junior high school would Ideally located—coavenlent and mechanic, he Insists hla men do FOGARTY BROS. organlsatlcm, that ia hi" busirteea. C. Peter Oarleon, iter ery In thA^Parieh House.) WKNB-P.M. MANCHESTER making arrangements. Watklna- Watkina-West Funeral Home pro tem. If you are unlucky enough to # AR K ze Doors Walter Grsyb, Organlat- WTIC—Monitor Imply that we favor the 8:8:3 raUo away from the busy thorough just a little extra to insure the INOORPORATED dent Eisenhower's reading of his Inquiry. The conetituUon is being And If he chooses to step these Mrs. LUIIan 3:30i prfm., Stato Luther League WDRC-Paaclnatlns Rhythm Weet aaaumee the euperviaion of vide ample space for any size run into this type of trouble, re e Mitred nnd Glued 'Trim Choirmaster of primary, junior high, and high l y . DMiaettve Service. Hod- safety of cars serviced here. Every State o f the Union address, thus labeled fia something "not made processes up, in the few months Songster Leader Wprktoop for local officers at Zion WPOP——Tempo MndsUnd all details Immediately. No mat service and the excelleht decora member that the Don Willis Ga JBDDO HIGHLAND COAL, e Baqiert Cabinet Work now remaining before the 1958 Nathan 8. Joy, Church 8cho6t.^upt. l;«a— ischool education rather than the era PaeilitleaL DRY CLEANERS tions combined with the spacious rage haa a complete electrical de time a car le taken in for a lubri CONNECnUCT COKE, dulling to a considerable extent in Japan" and the' stage is being L u t ^ a n Church. Bristol. Leave WHAY—Parade o( Music ter what time of day or night, 6 Complete Hardware Dept. nominations, so that he actually Sunday school at 9:30 with Alton 8:4 system. Thle ia a queation of ness of the rooms have elicited partment with men fully trained cation job, the men make a quick FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL the Impact of that message on a set for a struggle to diecredit it 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Two similar oup^Thpreh at 2:lS p.m. w<‘.-i lit-ji.m r- vm" curriculum, to be decidto upon by 93 WELLS STREET there is an immediate response winds up with more of a campaign J, Munele YPSM. \ WKNB-Thlt Ie Your World CotlMrin* HoHoran and a well trained staff ready to favorable comments from many in thla field. A ll of the work. 1# check to see that there are no 319 Broad St.— Tel. M I 9-4589 world that had been awaiting it and throw it out, and the psychol for the senatorial nomination than services of worship. Sermon topic 10;45 Holiness service conducted*!.^ WTIC—Monitor educators, not by students of gov I Inraseil Fuiieral Director ToMpkon* Ml 3-7254 people. done right here in town. There is obvious mechanical defects that Wanted; Giant Killers" First Church of Christ, Scientist WDRC—FOiicInallnK Rhythm serve. expectantly. ogy developing ii that Inevitable any of the other individuals who by the Corps Cadets and theii> ernment. It ta easy for anyone to attend Comfortable rooms are provided no sending it away for repairs, a could cause trouble later at no 9:30 a.m. Sunday Church School Masoale Temple WPOP----Tempo Bonditand I do not mesui to gUe toe Im It also came at a time when the in any case where one great coun stand a much greater chance of leader, Mrs. Florence Stevenson. 4iee- xlohn J. Crafty Jr. ■ervicea at Watkina-Weet.. For where members of the family may saving in time and cost, both most extra cost to you of course. i r s MARY getting it, that will be his business for children and youth, cradle roll WHAY—Parade of Muete pression that toa Laague is disin- lioeneed Embalmer come and stay when they wish. A If-you want a really good repair, partners of the Korth Atlantic try finds itself living under law 2 p.m.^ Hospital visitation Wl.'Ct'-R-rd Ravua ' those who must travel quickly important to you. through college age. Su'hday service 11 a.m. teregted in toe junior high echool car is available and will call for Chains and snowtires are among job, whether it ia minor or a com TREE ERUNiNB Where all choice meats are cut too. 10:45 a.m. Church activity pro Mrs. Ml^or John Pickup and/Mrs. WKNB-P.M. 178 Oeater St— Tel SU 9"7080 SuRRysidt SuRoco from business or home and return, Alliance were still trjring to decide dictated by someone else. It is a Our curiosity forces us to in Elizabeth'Wilson. S u n ^y school 11 a.m. w n c —Monitor issue. We are on record as favor toe family when desired and be the most wanted items once we plete overhaul, at prices that are to order, gram for children, cradle roll Wpdntotey meeting 8 p.m. it le only a matter of minutes to how to answer Bulganin's last in minor phase of this coming rebel quire, however, as to what could 7:30 Salvation meeting' with WDRC—Record Shop ing ths expansion o f Manchester's SERVICE STATION at their service. have bad driving conditions. They consistent with reliable work, we aRd REMOVALS through Grade 3. WPOP----Tempo Bandstand "Ti reach their centrally-located fu TR Y OUR Bai(.d and Songster'mueicyilBO con Reedin^room hours; ‘ruepday, school facilities in general Our Each Watkins-West funeral is Are an absolute necessity to get suggest toe Don Willie Garage vitation to a summit conference. lion that provisions the Japanese possibly be the basis for such an and rrid a ^ T 2 -4 p.m.; Tuesday, 4tll— OPEN 24 HOURS neral home. 4:30 p.m. '-‘The Meaning of ducted by the Corps eguets. WHAY—Parade ot Muste individual members are strongly "OVER THE TRACKS TO ' complete, regardless of the cost. around with safety in enow and where courtesy and customer con Gompiete Tree Seridoe. That invitation came In a letter aim to throw out first are the two effort. 7-9 p.m.; Wednesday, 7-7:55 p.m. Rout* 6 and 44A Watkins-West provides aafe C3iurch Membership'' —a atudy WCCC—Record, Revue urged vote as they see fit when BETTER SERVICr’ "off-the-street parking facilities'' In their display room the family ice, so don't put off your, pur sideration are always shown. Have your work don# by BAR-B-CUE dated Dec. 10, 'but the representa wisest provisions of the constitu The front rtmner for toe Demo "Sacrament"\ylll be the subject WKNB—This Is Your World to BOLTON—Opp. Blanchester eerles for any wishing to know North Metbodh C hurch WTIC—Monitor this question comes to refetondutn. which can accommodate over 40 may select the casket and other lleensed and Insured treeinen. Chickens and turkeys for n tan cratic senatorial nomination ia more about what Protestants and of the Lesson Sefepion for Sunday, As a group, we are deSpIy inter DRIVE-IN THEATER tives of the N ATO partners, work tion we handed them—that re 447 N. S t WDRC—Record Shop Turapikt Auto Strviet cars. This area 'also enables them necessary articles. The price of pleasure and at the same time be talizing dinner. O ^ n Sunday Mayor Richard Lee- of New Haven. Baptiste believe. January 12. WITOP----Tempo Bondsland ested; but feel that our purpose CALL ing in Paris, have not yet been ducing the emperor to a constitu The greatest potential competition Rev. H. Osgood ennett,. Minister 184 Middle Tnraplke West to form all processions away from each is clearly indicated and they the envy of friends ? until 1 P.M. 6:30 p.m. Sunday night supper at Thd Golden TextYs from I Co as a community / organization COMPLETE select what they can afford with Geraologist able to work out a unified reply. tional and human status—and that he faces is that of a ghost runner James W. Mlhistor of *'^ A Y -P a ra d e ot Music 24 Hoar Touring Service busy traffic and to offer greater A fter all, winter time la the the parsonage for young adults fuelo rinthians (5:8): "LetMiB keep the WCCC—Record Revus would be defeated if:we took stands privacy and comfort for those out being subjected to high pres alongside him—Governor Rlbicoff feast, not with old leavan, neither WINTERIZING time when much visiting ie done, CARTER TREE The temptation in the State De forbidding Japan to create new ages 18-25. A friendly social time. WKNB—This Is Your World on iseuea before We were qualified leaving the funeral home. sure selling. Deferred payment is MARY'S — who still might decide to go for with the leaven o f nthHce and WTIC—Monitor 311 9-4100—Bob Klenmn, Prop. social ectivitiee are at their peak, partment to dismiss this latest armies and wage war. 6:45 p.m. Junior High Youth Fel 9 a.m. Si^day School: kinder to do BO. Services may be held in the arranged for those who find this 1 S. Main SL—T e l M l 9-6920 the Senate himaelf, leaving the lowship with Charles Joy and Don wickedness; but with theNwleav- WDRC—Reoord 8br>p CAR WASHING ao why not have the pleasure of EXPERT CO. Soviet note aa "just propaganda" garten, ji^ o r and youth depart WPOP----Tempo Bandstand Sincenly yours, Complete Auto Repairing beautiful funeral home of Wat- more convenient. The handling of wearing .thla beautiful old jewel For. Dally Delivery gubernatorial nomination open to ald Kirkham leading, refresh ments. endd bread of sincerity\ and 4:46- Kirs. Jacques Shsw kins-West, the family residence or each and every detail of the com PHONE MI .1-7695 will be great. But in spite of,the Lee.- ments. truth.” WHAT—Parade of Muolo ROAD SERVICE ry? You "will find such jewelry be To The Chemise 10:30 A.m. Sunday School; Nurs WTIC—Monitor FVsaident, Leagus Clean Used Cars the family church if desired. A t plete funeral service ' is treated comes "conversational pieces." It fact that the note seems to con Outside of the shadow runner, 7:30 p.m. Senior Youth Fellow ery OM primary departmenta, Selections from the Bible Incli WDRC—Record Shop of Women Voters the funeral home, on# may have with the same courtesy, and con ship with Judith Chapman and the following: "And he said WPOP----Tempo Bandstand only requires a phone call to Nor tain no new proposals, that temp Here's to the chemise, likewise Ribicoff, the next most formidable 10;in a.pi. Family worahip, ser- - . of Mancheeter Neighborhood Shell Dealer the use of the Hanunond Organ sideration that have caused Wat convpetiUon to Leo ie that offered Cynthia Perkins leading, rafreah- them. Go ye into all the world, and f:S6- man R. Well at MI 9-4000 or THREE J'S tation had better be resisted. sack. Pathway to Happiness, WHAY- Parade ot Musle j to provide music to commemorate kins-West Funeral Service to be 9-6863 to avail yourself of his serv by Toln Dodd. ments. fi/ht in a series of sermons on The preach the gospel to every crea IC—Monitor Haynes St. Snow Removal Service I the services. A public address sys- •called "the home of friendly per JOYCE No matter what the Soviet mo For those who have, and those ture" (M ark 46:15). RC—Ford Road Show ices. Tom Dodd might conceivably eatitudee. To the Editor, I tern is available to carry the serv- sonal service." Flower Shop, Inc. RESTAURANT tives in issuing the calls for top- take toe nomination away from Covenant Congregational Church Correlative passages from "Sci OP—Tempo Bandstand Dubaldo Have you a diamond in an old who lack; 6:30 pirn. Senior High Methodlat i:l6 i\ While It te perfectly understand setting you would like to have ON RO U TER and 44A level negotiations, we can brush Lee in a party primary. 43 Spruce St. Youth Fellowship.' Members will ence and Health' with K ey to the WHAY—Parade et Muste able that due to the heavy snow MUSIC CENTER ^ 84 Church St., MI 9-0791 A grand obscurity of shape. WncVMonltor modernized 7 Is it an old ciit dia Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor/' have recreation and business meet Scriptures" by Mkry Baker Eddy, ' - , \ . them off only at bur peril. I f Frustrating all who eye and gape; Next jn line as a poosibility for WDRCJ^ecord Shop- storm in both type and amount, 186 Middle Tpke. West Caracas Unrest Quelled mond that you think not wear the senatorial nomination is Chm- ing, then attend church program Include toe followingx(p.37:22-2S); WPOP—Tempo Bandstand the highway department was over BILL'S TIRE Mok* your pickup now for propaganda la all the Soviets have Beguiling sloppineas of style able? You probably will be sur e FUNERAL DESIGNS ter Bowles, former governor, and Sunday, Jan. 12: ./ on Japan. "It is possible,— yea. It (s the duty 6:36— \ taxed during toe last few days, a AND TEL. MI 9-6205 in mind, it poses as much a threat and privilege of every ckild, man, WHAY-POnida ot Music prised to know that a diamond can e WEDDING BOC((CETS Bowling Banquet^. CoH Revival ridiculous and vile! former ambassador to India, who 9:30 a.m., Sunday SchooL 6:30 p.m. Junior High Yriuth Fel situation haa arisen which should to our security as missiles. and woman, — to follow lA some WTIC—Monitor be re-cut, in the new American cut could concel\-a.Wy be the choice pean press gave primary atten By actreasea initialled M. tion. Kenneth L. auetafeqn. Pastor WDRC—Netra and Weethsx Accessories posed chips might well be valuable tion to Bulganin's note, hot the There are thus four possltrilities ^ ------; . V WPOP-i«twa caused traffic jams and numerous diamonds that could be used to l:U — paraons being etuqk in vital spots CO who took over aa security chief New Beep Red^ President's address. . In the field, all of whom have to - Sunday, Jan. 12. WHAY-tRiorts HpoUIgM 180 Spruce ‘.^ueet fashion a very gorgeous piece of But let’s be fair, and here's aa well be ranked as having more m wnc-Btrieuv Sporu \ to interfere with emergency travel after the ouster of Pedro Estrada. Norman Well Jewelry. Knart's The Russian proposals may 9:45 a.m., Church School. Phone MI 0-0R59 Estrada, who had le e re d the WATKINS- To peg-leg male, and pin-head chance for the nomination than 10:45 a.m, Morning worahip WDRC—Weather end Bporta \ to The hospital. VUrS PIZZA SHOP You can avail yourself of all ff^ e *n There WPOP—Tempo Bandstand V priests arreited, also-was accused Not Sputnik III Old silver and old jewelry, like have been shopworn. But that swell; Benton. 6 p.m.. Young People's meeting. (Jara- were lined Up four feet ISS W. Middle Turiiplke the,,ie and many more jewelry serv 6:Se— \ of torturing raemb^rt^ of the armed antique furniture, Is always worth FUNERAL FOOD HARKET doesn't mean that none of them 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. A WHAY—Woshlnston Reports away from the aidewaJk curb Phone Ml 9-8700 ices by calling Norman R.-Weil To sickly pose of dying pinch Yet Benton keeps plugging WTIC—Monitor causing One way travel. Liuit night Iprcea arrested pn the eve of the restorin.g. Many people have fine 840 E. MIDDLE TU RN PIKE were worth talking about. The warm welcome awalta you at toe (Contindto .from Page One) for an appointment. Hla vast Except for Mioulder's outward away, spending his time and mon WDRC—Sidney Walton \ an ambulance was delayed in its revolt. pieces of silver packed aWay, coy- SERVICE chapel.' WPOP—Tempo Bandstand MANCHESTER knowledge is all yours, FREE, In PHONE 9-2298 President, in his address, offered Inch ey, quite as though he were the / WALTER E. TEDFORD w ttry r to the' liospital due to a PIZZA One of thjr'flve priests, toe Rev. lory, headquarters tor the U.S. ered with 'years of accumulated consulting him about what to do no concrete proposals for peace, moet serious candidate of all five. 'V^AY-Supper Serenade trueick being stuck and blocking the Jesus Hejtiandez Chapellih, direc tarnish, so dark and discolored you and how to do it. Remember the ORMAND J. WEST, To tightened coat and "narrowed This ia, aa we say, his own busi COUNTY EDITOR St. John’s Polish National w n c —Monitor MEMORIALCO. Satellite Program known aa Proj Open Monday thru Saturday new or old. WDRC—Sidney Walton driviveway bs'eauee of enow not hav tor of toe Catholic church news- might think it beyond use. phone numbers, MI 9-4000- or MI- Director tie ness. But it dose beg for rationali Catholic Chiirch. Opposite East Cemetery SPAGHETTI ect Vanguard, said It had no in However, If an antique dealer 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. What's more, according to one 23 Oolway 8L WPOP—Tempo Bandstand ing ^ e n cleared from the street. paper'^'La Religion, declared that 9-6863. Chemiee-like dreary to the eye. zation of some kind. And the ra- 7:ie- It qeems that despitk. all the tJjB group had been treated "very formation about the'report.' , were to have thl.s silver, you would 142 E. CENTER ST. Interpretation o f the Bulganin tioa^ization which comes to mind / This area’s first big snowfall Tuesday took a long time Rev. D. Kent Kulawaaz, Rector WHAV—Huppsr Ssrtnads RAVIOLI SUNDAYSk 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. WTIC—Monitor probletqs which the highway de Quality Memoriols iheorrecUy" in prison. He declined (The Navy’s Blos.som Point, Md., literally gasp at the price he would Manchceter’e Oldest note, the Boviets may be intending Gigolo and flapper, waists thin or Is that Ben-ton Is quite aware of coming, but when it finally blew in it certainly made a great WDRC—CIsveland Orchestra partment had, the lack of planning to elaborate. charge his customers once it was his, position in the race, quite Sunday, Jan. 12: WPOPr-Ipke Box Sst NIsht V tracking station which followed Specializing In ' the finest cold to go ahead with their summit number of youngsters happy. Near despair that "Old Man 8»30 a.m.. Mass. was evtmnt when one views' an OPEN SUNDAYS There also were reports that restored. The thing for you to do With Finest FaciUtiee cuts and meats-ln town. ' sack. formed as to toe presently 7:16— Over SO Vears Experience the beeping orbits of the first two conference whethef we show up or Winter” was going to pass them by without dropping his i6;30.a.m „ Hig'h Mass. WHAY—Supper Ssrenods emergencyrtype ' street such - as Gen. Hugo Fuentes, former land is to have your old silver restored January Both belong in ages back. mous odds against him, and WTIC—Monitor Haynes St. being left In euch a 8:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. forces commander, and Col. Jesua Russia^ Earth satellites, was shut so it will look like new and become not. And we would feel lonely and white blanket) children at last have begun catching .up on WDRC—Cleveland Orchestra no delusions that he is going to Second Congregational Church state. Coll Ml 9-5807 Marta Castro Leon, ex-chief of the down during the night hours). serviceable again. Even those isolated indeed if we found our WPOP-Jnse Box Set Nleht sweep any of toe four who are ■nearly a snowless month’s activities, building snowmen, 885 North Main St. 7:36— Steve Cavagnaro Air Force, had been released, They Sputnik II .has not been heard pieces which are badly battered or Clearance Dance The Soviet “Eggheads” dented, even with handles broken, selves on the outside looking in ahead of him out of the race by blssUng each other with 8now- rnold W. Toter, Minister WHAY—Supper Bereneda A. A13IETTI, Prop. were arrested the day before the for several weeks and Its radio SMITH'S The Totten Way any positive 'strength hie er interesting point --- eipeclally WTIC—MonHor The United Methodist Church can be restored. It will surprise at a conference attended not on^y O ff on the edges of ne\ys of M own. balls, and driving their moth MrsXMUiIrAd Calchera, Orgaaiet WDRC—Cleveland Orchestra Harrleun S t. Manchester revolt of the Air Force and some power apparently has failed. Sput Upholst*ry Shop. The verdict has to be that Ben-' ers crazy with wet clothes, wet to Dowgewlcz. Viola R. Foster, WPOP-Word of Life of Bhltott Army units, possibly triggering it you to find out how rea.sonably it Sale . Leesuns (or: , Russia and her satellites but, Russian scientific and technologi nik I ia pre.sumed to have fallen 460 MAIN ST. ton knows quite rjeaiistlcally how Yloore, and continually going out Filter Plant Plans !holr Director 7:46— Corner R t 44A and South Rd. MASURY off ahead of original plans, and can be done. Just pick up your • CHILDREN in addition, by neutrals like India cal advances and of the dangers Olson also mentioned hopes to WHAY—Supper Serenade ( from Its orbit. ii./f GREEN STAMPS Call Ue Around The Clock much of a long siiot he is, and that & d coming back in again. Miss Martha Thornton, WTIC—Monitor Kev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister charged with maaterminding it. phone and call Norman R. Well at o TEENAGERS and Sweden and perhaps even for us that these advances portend But these, youhgeters aren’t put through the new filtration WDRC—Cleveland Orchestra Mrs. Herald Lee, Choir Director Ousted with Estrada was Inter A beep-beep similar to the i>road- MI 9-4000 or 9-6863. OPEN MONDAYS Phone MI 9-4668 o ADULTS it la his owm deliberate choice to Religious Ekfucation Director PAINT cast of the two.sputniks was heard some of. our N ATO partners like there are reports containing } lay even that long shot for what nearjy aa estatlc as a mustachioed plant for the cRy, a job the State - X — ■ WPOP-Word of Llle Mise Doris Skinner, Organist ior Minister Laureano Vallenilla Estimates will be given and your, OPEN THURS.. FBI. NIGHTS gent in Rockville, known as Mayor haa been after the city to com 1:36— Lonz who had been denounced as by Tjomoe Radio Station in Nor sliver will be called for and return CUSTOM n Cumbinatlon N orw ay and Denmark, which have much more hopeful note, for us It may be worth. Sunday, Jan. WHAY—Serenade In Blue . . . is good painf way for about 37 minutes but sud Courses Should Mayor Lee’s health for Herman G. Olson. It took a ^n g plete. The city has refused to pay 10 a.m.. Morning- woraWp and WTIC—UConn vs. Holy Cross 9:30 s.m., Church School for the creator of the formula to have ed to your home when it is re SLIP COVERS expressed considerable Interest in and the world. time—two years to be exact—for a bill of $18,000 from the federal .Church School.' An old-fashioned WDRC—Sat. Nile Country Styls nursery, kindergarten, and pri Perez Jimenez returned tp the denly stopped. The signal was on stored. This extra service costs you KIDDIE FAIR ‘ * Free Trana|Kirtntion bid him the quest, hould Dodd WPOP—Juks Box Saturday Night the- sputnik frequency. 1088 M AIN ST.— MI 3-5858 AND DRAPERIES East-West talks. These ■ reports deal not so much fizzle, should Chester Bowlea be' Olson to get a Republican Council government for plans the c ity hymn-sing will be featured, with i:I6 - mary depta. presidency for a new 5-year term nothing, 11 is FREE, you pay only 11 a.m., (3).urch School for Jun for the actual restoration. There remains, of course, the with Russian science as with the called to Washington to replace to back up hie GOP plans, but it ■ays no longer are practicable, and the Rev. Mr. l^ zer commenting on WHAY—Here’s to VeU _ by a yes-no plebiscite Dec. 15. The technical service of the West final judgment--on that item ia yet WTIC—UConn vs. Holy Cross ior, Intermediate, and Senior PAUL'S Gen. Louis Felipe Llovera Paez, German Postal Department said Speaking of restoring, many REUPHOLSTERING TOTTEN very real possibility that more men behind it—the scientists, the John Foster , DulIeS, the party has now come to piaes. toe history oif a number o f the old WDRC—Sal. Nile Country Styls to come. However, the federal gov Oepts. Paint and Wallpaper Store who took over the interior' post, it heard strange, sounds for about people have old jewelry at home, .DANCE STUDIO than propaganda arid cold war engineers, the technicians; In would be advertising for a candir WastlBg No Time favorites. WPOP—Juke Box Safuidty Nlrtl COR FINE From hla annual meseage to the ernment has indicated It won’t 8:45 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi meets 6:36- ' 9:30 and I I a.m., Morging, wor . 645 Main Street told a news conference the govern an hour during the .norning but things that grandrnother wore. RUG CLEANING 1099 M AIN ST.—M l 9-4400 maneuvering are involved. Th e So short, theJntellectual elite created date, wouldn’t It ? WHAY-l-sSaletls Movers ship, sermon: "Make an Appoint These pieces have rdgalned popu City Council Montoy night. It press for payment, at least until at the church. WTIC—UConn vs; Holy Cross ment's policy henceforth would be could not determine the source be SILVERWARE ment with Ydureelf." The Weeley Oepeodahle qtmnty Sendee! Tel. MI 9-0.300 to harmonize with the people and fore they were lost. The noises larity. Do you have .jewelrs’ that x viets may really want to seriously by R u ssian push back the bound would seem that Olson Is going to the city makes a move to etart 7 p.m., Junior-High PUgrlni Fel WDRC—Otiben Hlehst REHNISHING negotiate cold war issues and aries of man's scientific knowl waste lltUe time putting through building. Should Jh«_ city build a lowship will meet at toe home of WPOP—Hound Do* Choir will sing at the 9:30 eervlce, "try to re-eatablish peace and na were described as "Carrier sounds’’ need's fixing, repairing, polishing, 3:46- John Chick, tenor, Will be the solo- tional tranquility which had been o f a radio wave on which no n>es.- sizing, before you can wear it with lessen tensions. There is no resumn edge. It is with these hew heroes A Thought fOf Today many of his programs thwarted by plant along other ple^u, the federal Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin, 187 WHAY-l.aBalett* No*»ns , AND 8 and 44 the Democrat-controlled Council government may ask to t payment. P ^ c e tp n St. WTIC—UConn y*. Holy Cross let at the 11 service, the Senior Wiiliam H. Sohieldge broken by re c ^ t developments.” sage le being transmitted. They CUNLIFFE to doubt that' they see as clearly of Soviet society, we are told,,from Sponsored by the Manchester ' Either way, the filtration p lan t WDRU-Spnru _ Choir will sing at this service. 188. Sprqee St. T e l 9Il-9-769tt were also near 20 mejpucyclee. Council of Churches during- his first term. WPOP-Hound Do* 11 a.m., Nursery.,' Read Herald Advs. JEWELRY or PACKAGE STORE as anyone where the present arms time to time, that our beat chances One program that excited moet muat be built and the federal gov 'TaledttvUla Congregational 3*ee— A coastal radio station engineer MOTOR SALES ernment win most likely pay a Church "WHAY—Record Review 7 p.m.. Junior High Methodist W ATCH REPAIRS ROUTE 6-44 o BOLTON race is heading and are as fearful of achieving peaceful relations Interest In Olson’s first term was a t” Helsinki, Finland, said he dear E.\PEKT A u t o b o d y uid Dr. Allison Ray Heaps wm e—UConn vs. Holy, Cross Youth Fellowship. DON WILLIS Phone MI 9-8824 of its consequences as any sensible with Russia, rest. The Highest Art revamping of the Police Depart good part of toe plant's cost any WDRC—The World Tontrht Ma"$ and Bill's ly heard beep-beepa on the old FENDER REPAIRS Interim I)Iinleter ' 7 p.m.. Senior Methodist Yoiith PHONE human being, In addition, the eco- This was the view taken by Dr. Man Is what he Is, not alone be ment The mayor, who also serves way. W W P—Hound Do* LUNCHEONEHE sputnik wavelength. Jaaikko Holo- cause of his mental powers but be as ex-officlo (^ ie f o f ^Police, asked Mayor Olaon haa led the fight to Mrs. Anthony Vrhanetti, 3:16— Fellowship. painen said the signals came in BEER ENAM EL and LAOQUER non^ic burden of the cold war is Albert Parry of Colgate Univer WHAY-Record Review GARAGE NORMAN R. WEIL REFINISHINUS cause of hie spiritual endowments. the Council to approve a plan to prevent Suburban Water Services Director o f Music WTIC—UConn vs. Holy Cross AT THE GREEN from 9:50 a.m. tc I3;55 p.m., Hel-^ LIQUOR^' in itself enough to nniake the Rus sity, an Buthority on Soviet - af His rise is the result of his con create the position 'of full-time Po from taking over toe municipal WtmC-'The World ToniRht ! EMHART! rinki time. 18 Main St„ Tel Ml-9-4511 GEMOLOOIST' REASONABLE PRICES -4 sians want at the minimum a cold fairs, in an address at Trenton sciousness o f contact w iti^. Clod, lice Chief. The move was thought water supply, for which permission 11 a.m.-. Worship service, family WPOP-Hound Do* GENERAL The signals were 'iqually strong TEL M I 9-6868 WINES FREE ESTIMATES connecting' him with holy influ was granted by toe Public Utllltlea Sunday. The mlntater will speak to t:SS- - war truce. State Teachers College recently. by many as a bid to instair former WHAY—Record Review We have available a limited quantity o f a reprint of an article' WHERE THE GANG and Bounded exactly like the two Spoeiollzing In ROUTE 80—WAPPINU UONN ences from whence every noble State Policeman'John Yaekulka aa Commieaion. Olson wants to ‘ see the children and preach on •“New WTIC—UConn v». Holy Cross T V SERVICE from the taveitment Dealers. Digest which featurea, a dynamic, sputniks, the engineer said. But Large Wnik-ln Beer Cooler Viewed in this light, the Soviet The influence pf the Soviet "egg impitlse' has sprung. Along the a Metropolitan District formed by ness of Life." WDRC—Russ Nau*hton MEETS FOR A and Cold Beer A t All Times AT THE KlUHFIBI.D SION Chief over Capt Peter Dowgewlcz. WPUP—Hound Do* fast growing company right In our "own backyard, ElMHART they need not necessarily have BRAKE SERVICE CUSTOM MADE peace offensive looks not so much heads'' in Russian military and po way of oneness with God every area toWns dependent upon Snlp- 7 p.m., Senior Youth Fellowship. Days # « n C A Can Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ■TEU Ml-S-6404 a 33-year-vet^an of the force and Nights w A w W PhM Parts Manufacturing Co., a Connecticut "Blue Chip” eiijoye a reputa TASTY SANDWICH! come from outer space, he added. CANVAS AWNINGS like "Just propaganda" as it does litical affaira, he said, is growing. step in the upward climb has en its present active leader. sic Lake for their water, and al *'wS a Y—Record Review tion for being a well managed, top-notch growth company. The larged his understanding. As man Church of toe Razareae WTIC—UConn vs. Holy Cross TEL. 90 S-5482 Front End Alignment im effort to. force us talk peace; And what’s more, he said, they ad However, the reorganization though other towns have y et to WDRC—Russ Nsu*hton common stock looks very attractive at present levels. WE SERVE . reaches for the eternal Father, he. plan was thwarted by the Demo act, they hove indicated their sup i. 466 Main SL And- this does not mean the whole mire the West, particularly the WPOP-Hound Do* Cali, write in, or- drop in our office for your copy. Delicious Coffee stretches his mind and heart to crat Council and it has.since been port for the move. Everything In message, "The Upward T ra il" ICtS6— whon H’n Mm« tm Gonorol Ropoir Work package of Western disarmament United States. "As they raise -tfielr WHAY-Record Review OPEN 1 A.3L T IL L 10:80 P.M. divine dimensions, finding the es left untouched, at -least publicly. tola matter depends upon a court Gertrude-' Wilson and WnC'^’Nfiws propossds that Secretary of State voices with a growing assurance sential of his own person A t tbe^ time Mayor Olson trl4d ruling .on the city’s appeal o f toe Florence Wood, Organists - WDRC—American Nobel Anniv, Dln- Dulles insists on -trying to jam and a rising influence,"he went on, ality identical in kind with that In vain to put through reolrganlza- PUC decision, due to come in the S h e a r s o n , H a m m il i $ Co. ' which Jesua revealed. The experi winter seealon of Tolland County 9‘AO a.m., Church'Sehool; junipr WgOP—Hound Do* , down the Russians’ throsit. "they may well prove to be the tlon of the Police Department; It ence of this upreach we call .wor was necessary to get approval of Superior Court. and intermediate departments **WHAY—Record Review M«ffl6art Now York Sloth itthango FALL aiad WINTER MANCHESTER It means that we either must decisive factor in Rusaia’a domestic ship, the hifheet o f all arts, the Legislature, ; since' theto move meet at the Davis Memorial Yc^th WTrc-Monltor • ^ Other Plana WDRC—American Nobel Anniv. Din 913 Main SItm I, Mnn'chaaler • MHchell 3-1.571 e a b i . come up with a bold new . idea,. affairs and foreign policy both.” Wofford Colquitt Timmons. involved - a city charter change. Other plana Olson outlined in hie Center. • ner AUTO PARTS , one that is bom o f a sincere - 11 Dr. Parry didn't hold out any However, the Home Rule Bui, annual messagt were a llie s for 10:45 a.m.. Morning worship; . WPOP-Hound Do* HATS MI 3-6563 • , C. E. Wlnalow to peace and is’ appropriate U .lie promise of a quick, or dramatic NomeV a Mienomer passed in the last General Assem area zoning coordination, traffic SHEARSON, HAMMILL A CO. e WAONINO 270 BROAD ST. bly, may be tha; vehicle whereby revamping In the center o f the 6 pjp., Youth service. Tslevisinn jPrograms J PRICEl realities of thd prescrit, or else emergence Of the Soviet "egg 918 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER. SEE US FORI Nome, Alaska—Nome got its Olson will aecomplleh the change city, recreatiori, street Improve Junior Society. On Page Two PINE RIVE you LASTINO SATISFACTION discuss with the Rus|siana one or heads" aa a dominant influence in thle year. ments, and building safety. ^ p.m., Eyangeiistlc service. GENTLEMEN: ’ ■ ' Alwnya At Your Service For • Aluminum Roll Up Awninga name, according to legend, when ^ dSaeetiiia 6 MACHINE SHOP SERVICE « Venetian Blinds m a n c h i s k r a t more o f the ideas that have al Ruealan affaire. Rather, he said, someone erroneously read Whether Mayor Olaon w ill fol .How much he„accompllihes will s d iD exciusivny m low through with hla rumored ■fl depend oh' Vfct whaFthe,t 1 clt/rf Gospel Hall How Christian Scluico Beals Please send me a copy of the article on EM HART Mfg, Co. 6 EgUIPBIENT 6 Storm Doors ready been put forth. In any event, it would take years, perhaps as "Nam eT" written beside an un JANET'S 6 PARTS (new and rebuilt) -‘I plans to .give Yaskvlka toe job taxpayeralayers can .bear, j ; 415 Oent^ St; e Combination Windows let us quit trying to force terms many as 10 or 1(6, during which the named cape on an -barly qcean- 917 3ftan St. Manchester 6 ACCESSORIES ographer's chart as "Nome," atill . remains to be keen. It Is in- Whatevihatevtir happens ln> the hilly, . Name ...... JOHNSON PAINT CO. on Russia, as DuUes would have moet he feels we can look forward Sunday: "A DIVORCE Next to "Snvlnge Bank" 6 SUPPLIES' ^ Monchostor Awning Co. toresting to not# that toe May6r city lb the next *wo years, you can MoilichostorMOIICl Moving 6 DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES ' us do.' Russia isn't a dafeatsd na ■10:30 a.m., Breaking of Bread. PINE LEK O X • OPEN MOIinDAYS m 198 We s t o b n ’i x r s x . 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER^ PHONE BU 9*4501 to ia a continuation, o f iha cold ' STEEL BIO ACID USER has sppoiRtod Ypakulka os head ba lure Mayor Olaon will hava a J*»a«*.es6666e#Be Addreaa 6 a a 6 a C A LL M l 9-5974 o R g ' Trucking Co. ' Open Sntardnjr toitu • pun., Ihlephonn Ml 9-*«ri tion blit an. equal powers Let us war and its arms race. The nation’s steel industry uses of the Polios Gommlttoe, the group, flniwr' in theUie pie BomewLeresomewliere and 12:15 pjn., Sunday School' PROM.EM SOLVED" / 7 p.m„ Qospal mcatlng. PHARMACY rsmember that before we are eiacih Nevertheleaa, there ia hope In more tokh 7()0,000 tons of sulphuric which normally would handle, the with the backingg of a (jOP ooun- reorganlaatlOB job. W hat will ctl, Olson may W om a knowa as S pan., Tuesdgy.BiU a atudy. J ■ Hi p. Ckittrt | equally * this picture, as Dr.^ Parry sees It, held a year In the production of T steel. . . pas to Chipt Dowgawics la anoth- •«miUn’ Harm." 8 pjn,, Friday, W aytr maaUpf.iWttAT, 919 iLS., ■oaday, SiIS •-FT ' .X X - ■ ^ ■ N ■ r'' \ A ■■./f i I';'- ■ f ■. ‘f I \ t
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A L L E Y OOP BY V. 1. HAMHN "Good entertainment to be fur you are, but you can't fool a ham nished — Every Innkeeper shall burger Just befom bedtime. *' (3iei WE'RE OjOSERT(TS NEXT . yep; r a h ave ktep good entertainment fdr man X> W MCX>» TVIAN /TVtlfgfi TO I TO... AND IT'LL Slid horse -under penalty of $9.00. The man ph«iiHKl the mental Jioa- t TMOUGHfT! TV4IS / NUCLEAR PROBABLY Sense and Nonsense for' every case of neglect.” NEW FUEL MUST ypOWER. OKAY A. ROUGH plUt to. aak If aiiy man lud aa- BE TBJRIFC.' f NOW. CHECK LANDING' CBped. lA .aplM o( wh»t ntany countrien how in the world did you do it aJ SalL we arq told, ha*'not rlgen MOUR CRASH think, Ah Amerkxn Atlll chooMA quickly? Doctor*-Ro, wh/7 r GEAR.T' In price since 1B12. -The reason- Man—WelL I Juat wondered , . . hU -owii form of Rovornment— Little Girl—Well, you ace there li salt la SO plentiful is that too few 2 btonOc, bmnetu or redhOAd. A big picture of. a man dn the people tak* things with gralnt of somebody has just run off with my other Aide, and to I just put him It. wife. The Last Slrau>— It tAkcA more money to buy a together and turned It over. Tou Rockville and Hebron Defeat Fourtli in Row CAT In'.the "medium pHce .field” Aee, Daddy, If the man la right, Tou may be able-to make some As the beaver aald to the tree: Oh, Give Me a UOme Where the then the richest men In the old the world coniea out all right, too. people think yoii Are younger than l''If* been nice gnawing you!” n r to Honor Ted home town hed.. . 9 % ; m A hungry traveler put hla head Notch Cage Victories N«w Yark, iaa. 11 (fin—Tad For' Hapless Home Five I A AmeU town Ih one In w'hich out of a car , window aa hla train OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLI 1 i- ______■. ' j ' WIlUamt, the Amerloan League you cen't welk to work. Sooner or pulled up at a amall atation and By DON BERGER batUag ' champtoB- today was lAter'Aomsone will Atop end offer aald to a .rby: named the "Player of the YeaF’ PAT BOI^DUC you A ride. . \ , Traveler—Here,' boy, take thia GOONDS F«BTTV tSREAMy-— Jugt for the record, thia writer flt«ndg corrected. CaAXmy by the Naw Teric Chapter of w n m ■2L*211JS2*2i*2L2&2 quarter and get me a sandwich, I s e t WMAT Vbu MEAN/-» to oUr belief, a team can win a game of basketball days the BasehaH Writers Atsm. ef • .UtibfifitfioHfill W«at Hartford tom«d on th« ipood will you? And, by the way, here'a rOM.YIE'VC SOT TO THINK OP MWgE 1 CAM come o p , Anserioa. in the geeoiid htlf lly whijj a poor fihootlnt MEnches- The younif deughter waa very 50M«THiN6T06er HIS MiBS ' acoririg lesn than 40 poinja. Rockville High djtf fuat that PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER bolAteroua, end her fether weitted another .iiuarter. Get a sandwich With a jolt f o r him A plaque, la hoaer ef the late ter High^ quintet for yourself, too. OFF THE TIGHT WIRE HE'^ WALKr iaat night, outpointing newcomer' St. Thomaa Acquinaa of nifht before approximately 1,350 P 7 f It quiet, so t|e. could reed. .He ■ —.^X’VE GOT GOALE hid Mercer,'wiH he presented •'•if'' • ■ PRISCILLA. IV E TOLD '^ E L U The boy darted away and re iNl&.^-u. ME'« 9eeM j u g g lin g New Britain, M-iS, In a dull, alowk------fans (408 paid) at the high school gym. It was the sixth YtXI A HUMORED HAVENinr clipped A lAT^ WAT mep from the FRIEMDS who WORlC at the ananal. dinner of the ^straight success' for the Warriors y VOU fused munching a sandwich Just 'ELLITEG, ROCkETS.OOMETG moving <.conteat played on the New .York writers Jaa. M Ih TIMES ... YtJU'RE *>« f time lead over' Peniwyit^la last In Quarto I —T - 1* the ’ 1 Ma'mmars Aquinas had narrowed the gap to came to life. Larson and restrvs Pstk Kip also coating «18-16,i Dan Bradley, Ernie John- night after the (Quakers had con Refei-ee A1 Berl stopped it after led the Warriors to a declaiva 48- SSKL" S Eludar CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER drbw,. Janton, and Gordon Plank nected with nine of^their first 16 New York, Jan. 11 msy the seventh Just as Dr. Alexander 34 tdg* 1ft rebounding, marking ' S Rot flax by combined for-.eight straight points shots and were i^ e r headed. The not mean much, thlnge/being as Schiff of the ^ew York SUte U>4 first time this aeaaon that Austtslie playmaking ot Johnny Lite and the I AuilralUn txposurt to close off any New Britain they are, but the Cincinuatl RoySl* Athletic CompriMion climbed Manchester had not won the battle bear 4Camlih town threat. Strong foul shooting by the rebounding of Larry Downs and today had chopped s Rill game off through the.^ropea on hie way to ef the boards. Captain Dick Dub^ It Vanerate (prtflx) isltors tp the final quarter |8- BlH Bodmnh wore the Quakers the St. Louis Hawks' fat lead in Miceli’a corner, anoskl hauled down 18 rebounds In llUtlllaas S At thb place 11. reduced the margin, but Rock down aftir their opening spurt. the Western Division of - the Nt- Berl said Micell asked him to a losing cause but his teammataa U Cliek'^bectlc • Glrl't name rville made a successful attempt to Fali^ld University, gave the Uonal Basketball Assn. stop It but Micell denied that In hla failed to provide him with the IS Seat anew T Baking SS Notion 33 Cheat rattle bold the- ball to preserve thC win. state/another victory loss liight, With big Clyde Lovellette and dressl^ room. In any case, all necessary asalatanca IS Not food chamber SS Fiber knob IS Challengee Beet Seoriag Performance defeating Kings Point Maritime George King ^eh scoring three agreed when ’Announcer JoJtnny Prom the foul line HSU mad* 34 JU D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD AND JERRY KKONDFIEU) ITPandIu $ Rough lava S7 Walked on 41 Equal Janton enjoyed hjbi beet icorlng 7^-86 at Kinga Point. New Britain Dolnts In tne^ flnsl minute, the Addle tolfi the crowd, "Micell is In of 38 triea (83 per cent) to Men- (pi.) is Inaurgent 43 Duration Teachers defeated the Goiham, no condition to continue.” cheater’* 12 of 27 (44 pin- cent). here 1# "Blue Eagle’' 4 ' effort of the season as he talU^ Roysis licked the New IQofk MB. HUTCHINS, SHE IS. JUPP. JUPP HE'i THE SWEETEST WUW WHO S Mortgagee SO Entire Maine -Teachers. 92-90. Referee Berl had Smith out front But perhaps, the main part’ Of tha YOU'RE MAiRVElOUS.' HOPE 1 h a v en 't worn EVER UVBP.' IT'S HIS FIRST fWRTV (ab.) Of office Sna-ym five field goals for 10 points. The Knickerbock'ers, .107-104 last night ~ EVEN THE HER OUT FOR ------^ 50 Era* ^ 10 Sudden frighb 53 Preetrata 44 Lohengrin’* The (Toast Guard Academy quin while the Hawks were dropping a 4-3 and both Judges Bill Recht story lies In the number of- per IN fftA K S,... ANO KkUlA S0 5 W0 RTH 11 Hebrew reet of the scoring was evenly di RHUMBA IS. VOUR OVV/V , , HAP BETTER SEE TO IT HE ENJOYS 3S The kangaroo 54 Form a notion bride vided vrilh a total of nine players tet fell before BrStndeis, 78-02 at 124-93 decision io the Philadelphia and Frank Forbes scorsd It 4-2-1 sonal fouls committed by each PIE FOR VOO ’■ EVENING.' j j L HIMSELF.../ b feund^---- .weight . 55 Lubricant 4T Expire Waltham, Maas., and Aasumption Warrioi^. for Smith. The AP card was 4-8 teem? The Warriors wpr*'charged \, IS Depot* (ab.) 38 Colonize 40 John figiulng in the scoring. future Professionals on Display fon Smith. Each fighter weighed thb continent aoToMi Aquinas was led by Capt. Joe defeated the University of Bridge- That left the Hawks, the Only with 17 pereonals. seven lees than 51 MeaSurea IS Female rabbit 37 Clothing (Gaelic) . porL 81-62 ml Woroepter. Mass. teamIn the Western Divjsibn Prestige at Stake 14?. the locals who went Into the gam* 21 Poignant maker SO It b (contr.) PuBSo tan Jot Madden, both of ' »f type ow whom ocored nine points. Trinity led most of the way at whira has been able to stsjr aver a v e re g ^ 18. Rad and White for 54 Kind of fur Middletown last night In an effort ,5(w, with an 8H game bidj^e over In Pro Boivl Tilt ward Pat Mlatretta -waa. the lone' ST Very (Fr.) Foul line averages give come in nr nr r r dication of thp ineffecUvenesa of to break into tha victor, column (Jtnclnnstl. /" Half of 50 Gollegiaiis ar to fpol out but the loss'of St Fruit drink but the (Cardinals of Weeleyon / In the only other game of the hot Angeles, /an. i l (ff)-^ Tankers Open aggreaatve 8-1 sophomore in to The platypus tha ohooUni^'SL Thomas was 13 Prestige and division pride/ge the third quarter raally hampered for 23 foriflz. pen cent and Rock pulled out a OS-.OS vl6tory to run, ^ntght. the Minneapolis Lakers e and wombat the Bantams’ lasing streak to four; snapped a six-game losing streak, Kami In hand tomorrow^.When Manehester'a chances. — two of ville couM. muster only six suc In Senior Bowl Signed quarterbacks Eddie Le^ Baron Maneheeter trailed by three cesses In Ig tries for a very poor Trinity held a 48-43 lead going ' by defeating xtne Detroit Pistons, With Victory lb stranga to the flnsl stretch but 124-114. ^ _____ • ____ A • of the East and Y. A- Tittle ef points, 30-33, when Mistretta was ■lilmala 23 per cent 'The Warriors scored 40 points in the West lead their teauns Into aant to tha sidelinas with 5:50 re Next ouUng for RocKvitle tnkea- _pphoiftore f^m Mobile, Ala., Jan. 11 (/P}-^A i least half o f th© 50 leading 6oach Dick Sollan^’a Manches St Conlad fabric ace Fridsv at home when Ga. popiied in dye points liya the first period against the Hawks actlen In the anpual Pro Bowl maining in the third period. From SI Ttanb itreke place Friday at home when the —a .ona-period scoring record fo^ collegiate football players in today’ii Senior Bowl gam r al football game., ' ter High School swimmers opened that point on thera Just waon't Raoiu play host to the Farmington Wesleyan took a 49-4« l;Sad their aeason yesterday afternoon ^ n Ceamie order I^adblphia's Convention Hall, ready have signed pro contracts. A theck of the 80 squads- ^ y stopping the hot-shooUng IS Geolofleally, Red Raiders. The Flattors won the never yielded. The victory leveled The eighttf- postseason pon- with a 41-36 victory over New Lon- 'Warrlora. the Wesleyan faoord at 3-3.' -and nevef were headed. men picked in the pro draft showed 25 have bden signed by teat with ifa hand picked star* CQTTON WOODS It b Oot ef first Urns 43-38, aiul the .. Rams, Paul Arizin notched 21 pointi don although the visitors swept Ftrat Quarter Edge BY RAY GOTTO fighting desperately forja ..'kX) sea Danbilry Teachers College p ^ - National Football League, teams.^ •from the-two conference* of the first place In six of the nine th e - ^ for the winnera, while CHiucJt Share National Football League goea Hall Jumped into a 5-0 lead be- ^ iV E NEVER eentiaanti son. must -win to keep pace. ada 77-7l vlotoo' ove/ the (Mnoge Pro aources said several of the events at the high school pool. The .g^THESA^ (N. Y.I County Tochers In an and Win Wilfong were high for St. other five who were noncommittal by Clevelabd in 1956; and back on at 1 p.m.. Pacific Standard fora Dubanoskl found the rang* HAS TO IN TH' . .. a K u V**'^ o e m m j q t Si Color .Barkvin* (34) Red and White's winning margih O U T CROWI other Friday ewma./ • / Louis wltli 15 each. probably al4o have-signed, -with Clendon' Thomas, Oklahoma, by Xhne. ' , I with a long two-handed set shot. 50 The geda . B r pt*. Tha Knickt were leadiog ihe Los Angelea. came in picking up eight second 40 Jump 0 Grou*. f ...... A (VI . 0 announcemeats^ be made later. It will be nationally teledaed Sparked by the hustling Larson, BUSINESS IN 3 Bradley, t ...... 3 9>6 Royals by three points. KM-lOl, Seven of the group were picked place flnishea. ' 4S Mimic South coach Paul Brown’s via ' NBC, with Southern Cali The Indians' 300-yard medley tha Invadtra upped their margin to HIS HOME 4 Janton., ( .'...... S (V3 going Into the final minute of pfay. In the draft a.year ago, the othef fornia screened ouf. 10-2 in tha o p ^ n g quarter befora TOWN AT 4S Story 3 KupfenirtunM, f ...... 2 (VI i College/j^aaketball Then King dropped in a free throw Cleveland Browns arid the Green 23 in the early rounds of the .De rela^ team of. Danny Dormer, Pat* I rtMFAOME 0 Mocker f - .r...... o (Ml, 0 Bay Packere led with five each. Up\vard* of 60,000,. all-time Dubanoaki and aophoraore <3iuck 4SBiad , 0. Thiehault, c ...... 2 San Francisco Sophomore' Billy Stuek and 14 Genu* of lacia h u i I Maine) Teachers 90 49ers, and his alternate quar Doug Stevens were the only Man out front 14-13 at the buzser. 17 Tf»l*U ...... 14 • M leading his team’s point-produc- ®*9'’R* 'Jv,,'’ I**'\*'*'°'' Speedster, pj,, (CST) and-the Weather-Bu (Joach Dave Deacon’s W est “ You don’t exactly get in it, sir— you tort of put it on!" ffl. Tli«»maa Aaolnii* iTlIi B:'Mdels 78. Coait Guard 52 tton with 34 and snatching 20.re-:“ '” •Anderson of Tennes- predicted ideal weather terback, Jphnny Unitas of the cheater winners. Sti^k, whq also p B Assumption 81, Bridgeport 82 bounds. ^ ^ [for football.with the highest tein- Baltimore Colts, and Le Baron, placed second in the lOO-yard free Hartford crew mad* its move in 1 Puxsn. ( ...... K.. 2 of the 'Washington Redskins, the waning minute* ot the second A Wnduaili. f ...... a*a 0 Others Not Signed | perature./tMut 66 degrees.,About style,- captured the 200-ySrd ^free P. Y 3 WlllM. t ...... 1 ' .pthers listed as not signed yet 35.000 yfere expected. The game and his replacement, Earl Mor- style in 2:17.4 while Stevens swam period. Dubanoeki picked up his iS' ^ BUGS BUNNY 3 Manzan. e ...... a 1 V were ends Jimmy Phillips.'Auburn, I will bF tele-vised by NBC. NBC al- rall of the Pittsburgh Steclers, to victqry in the 100-yard orthodox third personal with 3:06 to go A Oulnn. r ...... 0 / are bnl four of the great pro and Kip cemvarted both to dead 3 Bartl-vjikl,'a ,... pf idrafte' the game on iU ra- breaststroke with a tirne of 1:12.2. m a t! ^ HOW LIKKV \ f VA NO.. .THERE’S A ^M »M F SO i Maiden, Arkansas in"Favorite^s Role ' ry Juneau, Mississippi Southern,' network. players to he seen. Jacob* was the first in the 100- lock the sOore at 36-all to eraza an BU Z S A W Y E R BY ROY CRANB LOOKOUT CAN WE I ASEAN Hugh McElhenny, Tommy yard butterfly event, but was dit- earlier 36-33 Manchester advan FERTHATTHUaf. (SET,BU65?/l THAT 14-Total* ...... yf., t 1^ 3I 3* tage. Seconds later Mistretta was '^THE ONLY THINS BOY, WM*T A VltWf Scor* at hair iSOyiuclivltU. )Vilson, Rick Casar^, Jon Ar qualifiad for having employed an NOW LOOK, TWINKLE- OKAY, LOVER OOYi BUT PETUNIA WE’RE In Wild Southwest Conference charged with hit fourth personal OVERLOOXINSIME ARE WE LUCKY.' BUT VOU' ‘ Vr nett, a' pair of Billys named illegal stroke during the race. 7¥\ EY^si THIS IS rrAW.' WHEN THE BAROr STILL M jm rn Howton and Wilson. Bert and Larson hit on the first try of OIDN-T EVEN X'MCAEfARl YOU'RE SINKS BKAUSE OF Co-CaptalB/Oave Farley talHed N Dual Performers 80 points fi^leeding Hebron Re Rechlchar of pla<;e kicking the one and one bonus rule to ac ASK THE U n , CLEOPATRA'. THIS 6 insufficient fb n o s , New York, Jan. 11 OP)—If there'sf Dartmouth and Brown continued Threatens ' In addition to Stuek and Jacobs, cord the Warriors a 27-26 bulge gional tpw 56-48 triumph over fame, Alan Ameche—these are Bin/ OUR ROYAL M RCE'j LETS HOPE t CAN a market left for quiz shows, the as CO-leaders of the Ivy League, ssveral other' Silk Town ducks which -they never relinquished. Norwicb-^glonai Tech last njght the key offensive men for the competed in two events and the RELAX ANO ENJOY 6ETAJ0BWASHIN6 Southwest Conference ought to each 2-0 after Dartmouth used on West. Outscortng the home club by a 5-0 . IT. nSHES. ^ in the lloae C lty .'^ e win hurry tip ahd get into the act. unUsual four-point play to beat list Included Dornder, ZagUo, Davti, margin In the remaining time the second In a.rtrtv \for the young iTtey’ve got a • beauty going CorneH 63*60. and surprising in Crosby Chuck Towle and Dick Baxter. Warriors were ahead 32-29 at half- , Rams vvho iiow show three victor The locals have two meeta sched on now entitled "Who's the Favor ^rown upset Princeton 63-57. NB.\ Basketball time. y ies ki eight starts. iL marked the ite?” -and there's been a different Dartmouth trailed by a point uled next week, engaging Hartford first time this wInterXthat Coach Eastern Division Bulketey Tuesday In Hartford and West Hartford’s lead at the In-/ anawer every week since the col until soph Charley Kattfman stole . Pebble Beach,, (3alif., Jan. 11 — Gfipable Bob Rosburg termiselon was helped by nine Clyde Washburn’s qulntM Ws)i ab|e lege basketball season began. a Comcir pass with seven seconds "xVV L Pet. GB then meeting Meriden Saturday af threatened to make'a runaway with th« g50,000 Bing Crosby Boston ...... 9 .743 ternoon in the Silver City. •uuessful charity toeses in, 13 to nut two wins bsck to Back. \ , First' it was Ttice, until the Owls left, drove In for a layup arid waa chances in the second quarter and ■Varle.y, a ^haiq/shootlng (L5 gikht took .off on a three-game cross fouled as he sank the shot. The Golf Tournament today as he passed^ie, halfway point in SiTaeus* ... . 22 16 .579 Summaries: N4\v York .. ir 19 .500 came with two starters on tha forward, wound lip with 15 oMkAts country road trip and dropped all referee said the foul was deliber the 72-hole event with a five-stroke^ead, x . . Medley relay—Manchester (Dor bench. Kip and guard Mike ’lYay- V m i ' mostly off one-handers fro^ the three. 'Then.-lt lobkSd like Southern ate, gave Kaufman two free The. chunky putting expert yes-*------Philadeli^ia . 15 19 .441 mer, Zaglio, Jacob* and Davis). 3UL CHECKS m AT THE HOTE^ lN CALETTO. T., 2:03.7. • ■ nor did a masterful Job filling in ‘ right comer, to yalse his seakon’s Methodist loop champ the last throws and the soph'sank both. terday added a fiye-under-par 67 His 67 wasn’t quite the best We«tem 1Division for backcourt acet Bob Lorch and MORTY MEEKLE B Y D IC K CAVALU average to 18,5 in six games. three years but hurt hy gradua First Win lii 32 Game* over the tough and tritdty Cj'press w L Pot. GB 200-yard freestyle — 1. Stuek Eddie Kostin. round of the day, though, as Hill (M ), 2. Towle (M). 8. Grobel Sophomore guatjd Bob Ponenkk tion. A couple of quick losses end Harvard defeated Columbia for Point course to the 65 he had at Casper Jr,,- of Apple Valley, Calif., St. Louis ... . 25 12 .676 Scored Two Buoketa MICKEY FINN WHY? WHY? oaOHOT HOW'S A chipped In wUH tallies for th ed* that. ■ theHrst time in 22 games over an Monterey Peninsula Country Club Cincinnati .. . 17 21 .147 (N L). T.. 2:17.4. BY LANK LEONARD WHY? WHY? ' J1 fired a 6fi.At. Monterey for a two- In addition to Watretta’g de _ U B PitO_ WHY? WHY? ♦ up.'voohe FELLER GOINO victors and center Ounars 'Vinkels,' SMU handed off to Texas Chris 11-year span, 80-61, and Yale’s de- on opening day for a 132 total. Detroit . . <.. . 14 23 .3,78 50-yard freestyle — 1. Orefice WHY? WHY? DRIVING AAE TO LEARN IF feriding champions do)vned Penn day, total of l37 and second place. (NL). 2. Baxter (M). 3. Anderson parture In the third quarter Man 8-2 Junior, added 10 markers. tian, which seamed to have it after His down-the -middle drives plus Tempestuous Tommy Bolt, who Minneapolis . . .9 28 .243 chester slip fared badly in tha , WHY? WHY? CRAIV/ HE OOEGNTASK Carl MinIsky tallied 15 nolnts for breezing through the Southwest's 88-72 in other Ivy matches. the putting that has made h is name Saturday’s Schedule (NL). T„ 25.5. I'M GOIN'TO FRAME WHY? WHY?’ WHY? QUESTIONS? Idaho, .with Gary Simmons scor-. remained calm despite windy and 100-yard orthodox breaststroke all-lmporUnt shooting (Mpart- THIS LETTER FROM Norwich and taammafes Bud Hunt Christmas Tournament. TCU held among golf's top professionals sometimes rainy weather, held Syracuse at Cincinnati (after- ment. The Indlane. believe It or WHY? er, and Skip Montle each scored 10 on until spilled by newcomer Texas Ing 38, defeated Southern Califor combined for six birdies. The only noon-’I’V) —1. Steveris (M). 2. Zaglio (M). 3. THE GOVERNOR nia 81-65 to knock the Trojans out third place with a 71-67—138 as s Ellon (NL). T . 1:21,2, riot, canned Just two baskets while AMP---- markers for the host club which Tech eariyvUiis week. time he went over par wqs in play field of 14q began the final two Boston at St. Louis of the Pacific Coast Conference Diving—1. Klmpltch (NL). 2. getting off 20 Shota Scoring was - outscored by a 24-'19 margin .Last iiighL Tec.h suffered Its ing JJiings safe. The qver'-the-^water rounds over a third course—Pebble sprees of five and alx points from field: . first conference defeat--beaten by lead. UCLA defeated Oregon 73- 16th that claimed victims by the Laud (M). 3. Hyson (M). Points. 64. California downed Washington Beach-L-in-ihts 72-hole tournament. 39.63 enabled ths winners to race to a Going the dlstguce Vith Jyst five SMU's strongVinlah, 84-80. dozen. Crosby sht up his rapidly ’ex ScJiolastic Basketbtill 49 - 34 advantage at the three- -players, Hebron postgd an 11-7 Who’s the favorite now?” None 49-42, an'd Stanford, only team to Putts by the 31-year-old Ros- 100-ysrd freestyle — 1. Doyle beat San Francisco, won Its first' panding tournament with two cate Meriden 51, Conrad 47. (NL). 2. Stuek (M). 3. Davis (M). quarter, mark. edge in tl;e first eight minqtes but other than Arkansas, overlooked in berg, a Stanford grad now playing gories—Individiial pros and pro No mention U needed Of the OKkr earlier estimates' , but now the coriference game, 58-53 from Hartford 48, East Hartford 38. T„ -57.7. Norwich outscored the victors b.v a Washington State. from Napa. Opllf.., dropped • fronr amateur best ball. Wethersfield 65, Windham 57. fourth period since the Indians SouthwesUs only Unbeaten outfit distances of gO.vli and twice from lOO-yard butterfly— 1. Sheley T O ( IS'^LD margin in the Second.period Wyoming opened Its Skyline Rosberg and his partner, San Farmington 55, Windsor 35. were a badly beaten club ' after to force a 21-21 deatOoek at half after a 85-46 romp over-TCU. 16 feet. (N L). 2. Larsen (M). 3. Potholm Conference season with a 101-61 Francisco,golf writer Nelson Cut- Plsinville 65, Newington 59. (NL).-T., 1:20. their poor performance in the third time. The weekly changing of the — ' ---- . '' '.-e ■v"‘r ■' .------lenward, shared the lead In the quarter., Southweet guard again last nlg^it rout of New Mexico as Tony Glastonbury 45, Southington 43. lOO-yard backstroke— 1. Beck Hebron outahot the--Ro4e CHty Wlndls scored 50 points. Notre latter with Bolt and movie tarzan Windsor Locks 62, East Windsor Forward Art Hoelaer, d a a d 1 y , quintet ITHlS'dn the third-period to was the feature of a college pro with (N L). 2. Dormer (M). 3. Do- C^me. with Tom Hawkins and Johnny WeUsmulIer. Both had 61- 29. remus (M),. T„ 1:11.6: from the comers with a two-hud- ,erect a 38-34 bulge at the buzzer gram devoted primarily to epnfer- 65—126, the scores including the erice play. Oply one. rated team Gene Dtiff.V' combining for 46 Stafford 69. Ellington 4g, Freestyle relay—New London ed Jump shot, topped the Hall g B ! ^ 'and then gained an 18-14 edge In points, Whipped Valparaiso 94-69. amateurs* handicaps.' Granby 61, HTllsworth 41. scorers with 20 point# In a tre CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER the flnal '^ght minutes to account waa In action, sixth-ranked San (GrqbCI, Guadllans; Doyle and Franclaco which wallqped (Tolliwe Orefice). T.. 1:47. mendous performance. TeommaUa ’^wiYh hch 5CWTPIC apvANce im Wt Mteo A IAAN.-lf$ POUtiPf OK Lf5*J1 I WA» THIMCakf > for Its final elght-ppint decision. N MR. ABERNATHY of the Pacific 81-59. Larson and Isleib chipped in with BY RALSTON JONES AND FRANK HIDGEWAY TkAMtuiSOSMiONB MU5T 00 Fiesr; m WTH NKVte OF STEfLl ONS WHO CAM OF THAT ON THB Norwich did salvage the battle 16 - and .14 tallies, ' respactivety. ■ CART eeiVf 5FACE FUGUT FROtLeM* 5TAU0 TBKRFIC ACCSLSRATIOM... AMP FLAME WHEM X . -. Ehght of tha top 10 will be at It ' YOU'RE A PBSPecr from the foul line, making 10 ot 18 Grid LaWmakerg Winning FormuJa'oii the Road Satmond. displaying fine marks Z'YE ALWAYS WONDERED DOES THAT an sw e r W1H iLecnroMc pcviose alonbi PUMCTiON WHUe W » w eiBHTLBGS iM XEAP Twssroxy. trie* compared to the -Rams’ poor tonight, however, with top-ranked GEN-aCMAN, OXtir FOX Five 0AV5! TH15 WeAN5 TESTAJ West 'Virginia pointing for its 12th manship from the outside, had IS I'LL WALK OM WWy ITS PROPER FOR A yOOR QUESTION? eight for 17 of 47-per cent. Ask ]Vew Penalty markers for the Indians, three MR.ABERMATHy. GENTLEMAN TO WALI|< straight In fi. southern Oonference t m u m THEOOTSIDE, Tuesday Hebron Journeys t.o Mid tussle 'With George Washington. Sought-by Pros This Weekend more- than Dubanoaki. oiiby, who dletown tJ battle Vinal Regional MY DEAR NEXT TO THE CURB. North Clarollna, No. 3. goes against Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Jan. 11 went Into the game averaging 16 T ^ . The Rams will play the(r first Maryland; Kansas State, No. 4 (jf) — While a subcommittee points, was held to one foul shot home gaim , Friday night in the against Nebraska: MlaalMlppi wrestled with a proposal to qhange Unless the Green. Manor Pros •'■Worthy Patterson and big Art in the second half. . Windham T^eeh jrym In Wlllimantic the controversial substitution rule find- j >k.the formula• forM ...1 winning i__ on Quimby will be among the missing MERCANTILE tEAGUB Hall also captured the JV pre State, No. 5, uainat,Georgia Tech; the road Coach /Eddie Roemarin’e Standteja ahd ChSnal/' Tech will provide the 7th-(mnked Cwcinpatl vs North today, football. lawmakers urged Sunday. Patterson will be with liminary 42-37. . opposltiOh.'^Tbe ((Kahe.won the first game officials to slap penalties bn club may be on the outeide look Scranton and Quimby, the team’s W L Pet. j, Ball (U> Texas; Oklahotpa State, No. 8, ing in once the Connecticut Baeket- Rainbow Club...... 40 12 .769 meeting by*aTop-sid(ri 59-38 score meeting Tulsa, ninth-ranked. Ken teaihi which try to mess' up tfielr leading scorer, will be with Wil T rte. after tha'two rivals had battled opponents’ offensive signals. ball 'Aaan. playoffe begin early In mington in the Eastern Pro .Harm’s Camera .... 38 14 .731 tucky, against Louisiana .Slate, March. To date the locale have won Mbn. Auto Parte ... 36 16 ,692 on even terms in the first half. and Bradley, No. 10, qgalnst Hous Known 'In the trade as "Jam League. Lartoa, t a8-10 IS ming” the qffenslvelive signals, t)U$ twice at home but have not posted Players who should be on hand Garden Restaurant . 33 19 .635 Kip, f ...... M 8 i , Bsbrea (**) ■ v _ , ton. ' .' a single victory away tjeom home Maneheater Trust .., 28 20 .583 (tlelb. e ...... ^ , 8 F Pts, Only Kansas, No. 2, and San bit of defensive skullduggery is for both gan\ss Include Bert Foun Otterllne, e .. 2>. Varley, f , ...... ,..l8 0-3 80 while compiling a disappointing 2-3 tain, Stan Ashe, Frank Cutko and Gaudet Jewelers ..:. 26 22 .542 t-orch.- g ..... Taylor...... Francisco are idle. outlawed In (ttisting regulations, ( I said Rules Committee Chairman won and lost mark in league war Frank Toro. There is also a pos J'anchester Optical . 2*^ 32 .385 Kammann, g t-H vlnkels, o 3k ' NeverThreateaed. Ko«t)n. g ..,. Fritz Crisler. • \ fare. ^ sibility that Manager George Ace Piano ...... 14 38 .260 Traynor. f JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN The way the Arkansas Razor- Crlsler’a group — officially the Two road cpiiteste are on- tap Mitchell will secure the services of Memorial Store ....- I3 . 30 .250 THE STORY OK MARTHA Wa YNE backs are acting, the Southwest’s Football Rules Committee of the for thi Pro* this weekend. Tonight newcomer Fred Duitte, a 6-6 giant Montgomery Ward . 8 44 .154 17 Tout* 32 34-1- *4 BY WlIJiiON SCRUGGS Total* 24 8-17 M MaacSeiUr (Mi I HOPE SOi...BGCAU€E IF ' HELLO.^VBS THIS IS MANTIS HAD A LITTLE TROUGLE Nerirleh (48) ’.'hot potato” act may be over. Win National Collegiate Athletic Assn, Green Manor travel! to Derby far •‘from St. 'Bonaventure, tonight but Runnerup Herm'e Camera shut P iHAvc lue eMbcs H& ACCIOENTAUV STUMBLES SPEAKIMS...WH0?...SURE, PUT THIS TIME, MIXE...0UT IT'S . F PU. ning their third straight league —-underlined the ban against “Jsro- a second meeting with the cellar- the big boy is said to hat's an ap out Montgonoery 4-0 last night to S MUtretta. ( .'...... i »W1V,JO..ANO 0NTO60ME OTNiR THINGS... HIM ONL....AICrNUR?...HOW ALL TAKEN CARE OFA-VEAH,. Hunter, f .00 10 ganM and theti; ninth in 13 atom dwellliv Csjhollc War Vet*. Then Brlff*, f ... rnlng" and said It would refer the pointment in Boston Sunday. gain one game on the league-lead 3 Hilt*. ( S AMOSEVOlfVC LOST MOSCniAN'nUT,! IS EVERYTHiNGS I'LL GRAB A PLANE BACK Gonat. ( .... overall, the Razorbacks bolted into, matter to a meeting of conference Sunday ■ night Ula Silk Towner# Currently In fifth place in the ing Rainbow Club which rolled a 3 Bj-ohelekl, t ...... « )OlRUUFBAHD,\OUk HAVUASCN6COF TONIGHT/ Montle, ( ,. a 34-22 halftime lead over TCU commissidhers In July; Journey to Bridgeport for a rg. eight-team CBA the Pros are well 1 decision ov*r the third place 0 reahlar. t ...... o SOM-Tu AUSOU HA' Yeit*. c ,... sod -were never threatened. Fred The committee will ask {the com turn clash with high-scoring Porky anchester Auto Parte. In other 0 K«l»h. f ...... 0 IKCSNCV ANOHkR Pont*. aware that two setback* over the 6 4 rHibaiMukl, c ...... 4 HPT. Mai CWT LET PW/ Rahn.' g .... n Grim led all acorera with 24 points: missioners to sqe to It that game Vieira and hla Bridgeport High- weekend could mean elinfiinat'top matches the Garden Restaurant 1 war, c ...... 1 MSCOXlJAlLi • Bkortkle, g Tex a* Tech plaiyed without one; officials ' impose an unSporttmah- landere. Gam* time* ere 8:30 In freyp the post-season playoffs in and Memorial Come- Store posted 0 Chunlla. e- ...... o Minliky, g ■, IO 18I of Its stars, injured Pat Nooke|»' llge conduct penalty on teams try- Derby and 8 o’clock In Bridgeport. volving the flrsft .four cluba similar 3-1 wins over Ace Piano 3 Balmend. * ...... 8 0 CMihlne. g ...... '.(5 Tout* 18 lo S « and SMU Oiune' on In the closidg ing deliberately to interfere with Green Manor’a biggest trouble '. In ewrller meetings at the Var- and Manoheater Optical, re # ^ - 1 S\)r4. * ...... 0 Score at hjilf. Ued 31-all. minutUa to hand the- Raiders their offensive signals. - / on the robd'hoa been the inability lanck School -Green Manor wair tively. The Gaudet Jew*lers-|tan- 4 Daift*. f ...... 3- ^ first loss after two conferenqej vic ' ’the Substitution rule change, to flpoi* its top team since In all loped Derby 113-44 , and atageij a oheatdr IVuat match waa peat- 0 Proveat, • ...... 4 tories. SMU’s-Rick Herrscher had IHsiarice *Man n endorsed hy the American Football three previous gamea the Proa have rally in the final tjiree minute*' to poned. ■ i i Total* ..... 1? 123? 46 Hocitey >t a Glanee 25 points and Bobby Jaines 21. Coaches Asan., would permit all WlUy'Eggert'Was (he surprise been ahort-handed. The Silk Town- upend Bridgeport 1()0-91. Night's top acoraz were turned 8cer* al .iiau 8*-3i hoU. ^ e r SWe games saw Tegoa players to re-epter the .game cnc« wlimdr o f. the International era may, encounter further dlffl- Hie Proa make their flrat league in by Sam Vaoan{U 130—389„Harb Friday’s Results whip Baylor 82rSl, ahd Rica measL durlhg each quarter. Aa the rule ski' Jvlptflng competitfon at culUeg t|)bi weekend since Ros- start at the Manchester Mlgh riavall 129-361, Boh FiUbatrtek ura. the Texas Aggies 62-59 on now atands, only, the 11 players Garmisw-Rartpnklxchen in ThlrtbtK.of the 18 as4snb«ni of N Amqricaa teagoe , marin, Paul Otogan and playmaker School gym on Sunday,- Jaa. 19 125, Sonny (Chandler 142, IMH Faber North Dakota's fswhman haakefe* RoehMter 8, Buffalo 0. (3ai^ Grlffin’g fielder with .48 san- 'who ptarted a quarter may letiet West Oilrmfiny, H* la a 24- ” 'rV " ’^renprela are not expected agalnat ths neightering Bast Hart 126-836, H em WierbMekl I2 »— ^ 1^ a U team wars eeptalofi of ttMDr • 'V aanrolaaij fip. SpringflaJU 4. on49 loft in overtime: and return durtiig that:quartar. yaarHs^^lBtrtiia.'!’ • . -.'lahlt tbnJght.,' whila ford Marco l^om 386 and A1 Atldaa 841. fh flehoM teom*. - r 1 I V: {‘ - t
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\. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 12*88 PAGE N iN B PA G E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1968 ------^ ^ A^to Drivins School 7 A Movtni—Trucking TUISKl!: OUGHTA BE A . L A W ! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Houaai For Sala 72 Houaaa for Salt 72 UduMM Cor Salt 72 HooMM-for Salt 72 Want«d~Raal Esteta 7T President Holds Door Open . Storago 2 0 Bandit Killed LARSON'S driv^ School—Offeri (H) XAROE BRICK front Ranch PORTER STB9BBT aaettoti — Flva VERNON—An executive’s dream WEST SIDEL-8 ix room ranch, rec ARE YOU OUN8 IDBRINO GOP Starts Plarniing Classified all typc^i of drirer education on Houaa, 8 badraomz, .19x21’ livtog year eld six room Colonial* larga juat over the Manchester line in reation room, near bua. *14,100, lEUJNO TUUR PROPERTTT MANCHESTER Moving and Truck living , n»m , ...Breplaci metal Vernon on Valley Falla Road. This 10%. down, to year mortgage. Wa will appraiaa your projiarty insvirM dual control cara, atand ing Co. Ml 3-8663. Owned and op XlNEOUrAIENmi room with paneled tfrjaplaca wail, By Iran Police; For Conference at Summit ard «r automatic. By trained anand, kitchen with dtotog area, cerainie kltcheit cabinets, attached gang*, custom buiH 6 room rancher fea Caritop W, Hutchins, 5 0 8-51*2. free and wiUiqut any obligation. erated* by Walter B. Parre^, Jr„ ^WAlTANOVIAIT . Wa alao buy ^property for cash. Advertisement rertlfled instructor, licensed " tila baUi, basement gtraga. R. large porch, hot water heat oil, tures 1608 aquare feat at extras For Caucus, Election agent for Burnham’s Van Sarvlce. F. DInftxtk h Co., Reaitom, MI tila bath and first'‘floor lavatory, that hava to ba aaen t- be appre MANCHESTER—custom brick and Sailing o r ' buying contact (CkMittmasd from Page Om ) Ihe State of Conn. M l 8-6(JT*i Service to 48 at^tar. ToKTMEBLANKETV-BLMiK Slew U.S. Trio CLASSIFIED ADV:T. ■P 9-(E48; Joaeph Adhford, Ml 9-8818: Aluminum atorm windows and ciated. Such items as disposal. 3 frame elx room ranch, two fire STANLEY »U y . Realtor UMINTHArSALVmS^ places, larks recreation room, ^disauTnqment with elevar p n p k- DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702; or ■craena. Near bua and schools, fireplaces, tiro alarm ayatam; are BRAE-BimN REALTY only 817,800. Carlton W. Hutchins, pubn______(ConMaaed from Page Om ) Obituary ■gaiida. 8:15 A.M. 10 4:30 P.M. Ru.sinem Services O f 13Ught trucking and package, deliv Robert Murdock, 50 9-5972. real bargain, A-1 condition. Price juat samples of 'what la to be 50 8-8378 Bumbars, who may have a candi cant, Warren siald today, ho is to- *33,600. BowSra School — Six found to this year old home de MI 9-8182. Throughout much of hla news ery. Refrigerators,- washers w d (lU) WEjST SIDE-SIx ro6m Capa. LISTINOS WANTED, atogla and date for the State Senate to Man tsreatsd in running for tho posi FLOOR HANOmo and^tlnMitna. ■tQve moving specialty. Folding rooms, English Colonial, older signed for better-living, rppcidua tion. The State Representative The bandits knifed to dca'Ji Car- 4 ilown, a finished up, large an- two-famliy bouses. Member of chester's State Rep. Ray Warren roll, Wilson and two Iranian men /Ota Pkcaami confaronca, bullca aasatlad Sovtst Specializing to old/Roora, \M1 chairs for rent. .Ml 9-0752,- boms, garage, fireplace, quick oo- braezeway and 3 car garage. 1% added that he has been approBChe COPY Cl OSINi; TIME cloaad pdrch, ato'eatta drive, fine cupancy, *15.5(10. Gaotwa L. Idite tor Sale 73 5(LS. Howard R. Hastings, Real wtll meet to talk about candi to the 'Iparty. They kidnaped Mrs. John PaganiUi, 67, 2514 Maple bad fatth to making aiid than not 9-87.V) / ceram ic tbad batha, ftoiahed base dates and caucuses' on Jan. 22. by party members interested to FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS CO., local location. For appointment F see Otaziadio, Realtor, 5(1 8-6fr*. ment, all of this on a 2*4 acre tor, 5 0 8-ll()7 any. tiiha. Carroll. St., diod at the Manchester Me keeping agreements. Bqt at the tX)TS 135x300 and larger, $l,2po The town committaa meeting ‘ * out whether he would eon- and long distance moving, pack- ckU the R. F. Dlmock Co,. Real wooded lot. Priced for quick sale A week later Iranian authbriUts morial Hoepital last night after a end he said "You Itava to keep MON. THRU FRI. tors, 5(1 9-8245, Joseph Ashford. feAlsT™ RiSflTFORIlr-SIlVer Lkna," and up. Off Manchester Road, was announced today by Chair running,. long lllneoa. MORTENSEN 7^ ilalized RCA \fni. storage, call MI 8>518T, Hart- due JU} owner’s tranafer at (23,800. Glastonbury Telephone 5T 8-6881, reported ahe had been found shot trying and trying” through maat> 5H 9-8818V Barbara WoimIs, 5 0 ■man acreage, ideal for garden man WilUam 8 . Davta. A lb iS towyi committee .meeting A resident of Mancheeter for SO 10;.30 A.M. telenaion serdce. r e-4641 iQrd CH 7-1423. For appointment to inspect Call after 8 p.m. to death six miles from the scene -togs and negotiations mth th« 9:7702. or Robert' Murdoex, W. and chickens for family use. Eight TODAY. Jarvis Realty Co.. 854 Before that mcettog. Davta, which ^iU follow the State sea- of the embueh, years, he worked for the Orford R u ^’ans to work out agteements SATU RDAY 9 A.M. M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv ’ 9-6972. room pleasant, sturdy older house, (Janter 8 t., Manchester. 50 3-4112, R E TIRE,. invest to sunny G)urt Canes Warren and Vice Chairman Hazel ribn, lottoKj^publlcana are also ex- The government had broadcast Soap Co. for 35 years before his w t^ h can be kept. ice. C l u in g attics, cellars and H^inting—-Papeiing 21 HI Garwood furnace loll). Mg open 5 0 8-7847. prida. King-alzad Iota *488-87.80 Finlay win attend a session Of the pectod to diiK!Ufls a candidate for offers of amnesty and unlimited retirement. Dulles said the Soviet proposal yards. Inclneratora emptied, aahee HBurTHEWNNWepME (XV) 116,900-NEW ranch wRh at attic, good roof. MLB No. 1845. Lil State Central Committee in Hart the State Representative’s posi Funeral services will be held rOCR COOPERATION WII.L tached garage, toll b«Mment, 8 d o ^ , *7.50 month. Free colorful ransom to Dadahah for her s 0 e re for an agreement to han the uao removed Contract service avail p a : AND paperhanging, Id.UPINAPHOlD-ElN , lian Grant. V.'altolt W. Grant (XVIO) «6,4C<)- THREE'iamlly, brochure. Write San Carloe Park, Charles E. Clemons, 19, stationed ford Tuesday night. tion left vacantyby the death of turn. He replied that ehe waa safe. Monday morning at 8:30 at the of nuclear'iveapons would not work BE APPRECIATED able. Ml 9-9787. Good cle wofkihanehhlp at rea- bedrooms, kitchen dining area, agency, MI 8-1183, ^ - 4 , CSiotce Iqcatiom '' Spruce at the Nike Site, wa* ordered Ths State eesaton has been called Thomas Rogers. ISTHEWNITPUUSOOT living room, amealte 'drlve.»R. F, Ft, 5tyera. Florida. ' The government waa trying to gat John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 and that the Kremito’a proposal to aonabje 8/ 80 yeara ’ in Man- Street are a Five car gqrage New bound over to the next session of to diacusa a replacement for Mrs. UGHT TRUCKING and od(V Jobs. Dimock and Co., Reallora, 5(1 They will *tart plans In touch with him when her Itody E. center St., followed by a sol call off testa of such weapons Chester. ‘ ymond Fifjke, MI W '‘i'«Xn£PUUIN6lN. FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial. roof, amaaita drtve.^xcellent in Bqperior Court by Judge Wesley C, Hasel Wood of Etost Hartford, who for a caucus to chi commutes emn high Mas* of requiem to St. Dial Ml 3-2711 Ashes, trash and junk removed. 9-5246, Joseph Ashford. MI 9-8818, was found. would, not advance dUarmamtmt 9-9237. l1,000.; ' held by Elmer S. W a 11 o n of GONDER'S T.V. Service, available CaU 8 room Cape basement garage. location. Foyer entiiaiice, large room, take privileges. Present the' Board of Directors'' and toiyn He was aqid to have a ftolowtog from 7 to 9 p.m. agreements to stop weapon* pro Fully Covered by Inauranca. Edward N. Weaving, 19, and Earl Wethersfield niay also come into LOST—Keys in leather case, vlcin- any time. Antenna converalone. Edwar(l R. Price Ml IRIOOS. Excellent condition. Call the R. F. living room with fireplaca, dining VERNON-^Dobson Ave.,, new five mortgage can he assumed, month clerk's races to the fall. ^,jOf alxnit twd. dozen at the time of duction and prevent aurprt^ at R. Richard, 18. both of Winsted, the discussion. Watson Is expected Ifv of Pearl and Main. Reward. Philco factory supervised service. Dlmock Co., Realtors. 50 9-8348 room, torch cabinet kitchen, room ranch with fireplace. Ma ly payment* are only 877.39. R. Another topic of discussion willII 'toe murders. But when gendarmes Kobert D. Turkington tack. Dulled said these U.K pro or Joseph Aehford' 50 9-8818, Bar were each eentenced to SO days to Finder leave at Princess Restau Tci. Ml 9-14*6. .CEILINGS whitened, interior paint t>owder room and rear porch. Up: hogany cabinets and trim, base by Republican leaders hers to re be organization of the town com - began hunting him, the gang split Rdbart D. Turkington died this posals hold a posstbllity of gttat- bara Woods, 50 9-7703, Robert o «MP«nded. anTplaced on pro- rant. ing.-* Evenlngs-and Saturd^s. Call ■taira, three master bedrooms and board heat, tile bath, near school 9-5245, j<^ph A*Mord,-Ml 9-8815, two years after being sign from his post and seek a po mittee, possibly to reduce its size up. morning at Mancht^tr Memorial ly reducing tensions and the dan HILLS' TELEVISION Service. MI 9-5425. ^ Murdoch, 50 9-8872. one single bedroom. Tile bath. Hot sition on the State ticket. from the present 100 members. ger of war. ^ and on bus line. Convenient to Barbara Woods 50 9-7702 or Rob found guilty of taking a motor Golplra had personally auper- Hospital after a lingering illneaa. LOST—English Setter, black, white Available at all timea. Philco fac water oil heat. Landscaped tot ert Murdock, 50 9-5972. Nations that * ^ e relied fer^ tory supervised service. Tel. '’Ml i (X m MANCHESTER - New six new highw^. Mortgage ffnsnees vehicle without the owner’s per vised the hunt for Dkdshah and hla He was 67. and brown spots, seven months, with fruit trees. Two-car garage. arranged. Itooiie Charles Ponti- Turkington bad been retired for their existence on Soviet promts name Freckles. 1 Nelson Place. 9-989*. • ' room ranch honte 'In Rockladge mission. The charge was reduced nomad band. Butitnesfl Opportunitien 32 Price 128.800 Madeline Smith, celll, 5 0 8-9844, (hte) TALCOTTVILLE Vernon, Since the all out Irani began about a year from the (Jolt Man have almost imtformly loat if,” section, xVj batlia caramlc tile 831,900. New (Jonn. contemporary. from auto thSft upon recommendst Phone Ml 9-3147. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Realtor, 5(1 8-1843. , Dadshah has several times been ufacturing Oo. where he had Duties said. ’’And, until there is ■ F O R 'lE A S B l-^u lf Service Station, kitchen counters. Attached garage, (II SIX BOOM CAPE. <-entrally Ultra modern ranch. % acre wood tton of the State. pany, doors and windows, custom amaafte drive, tolly lardseaped Test Center Plans reported encircled In rocky moun worked for 20.years. Previous to better record than that, I. don't ba- LOST—German Shepherd, male, adjMent to Wilbur’ Cross. Parkway 5(ANCHE8TER— New five room ed tot. Washer dryer-refrlgerator- Donald N. Drlnicki. 18. of 11 work, gfuaranteed. Call 9-18*3 tot. *31,000. Call R. F. Dlmock Co., located, *13.800. Aluminum siding, tainous regions along the't'akiatan hla work with this company he was lieve that the safety, perhaps to* seven months old, black.and tan. Ml at McNall St, exit in Mancheeter. ranchOfull basement, fireplace, amesite drive. This home la sn built-tn oven-etove are Included. Doming St., and Leslie E. Scho Vicinity Boltort l>ake. Rc'vard. •after 8 p.m. Realtors, Ml 8-5245, Joseph Ash field, 20, o f 37 Charter Osk St., border. Each time he haa man a landscape gardner for. many very existence of the United A proved successful operation. Ad ^ Articles for Sale 46 R oPrib W ithout Board 59 Apartments—Fists— laiundry tray, toll insulation, plas- excellent buy! For appointment, For appointment to seo call the Call Ml 9-8442. ford. 5(1,8-8818, Barbara Woods, were each fined 815 for the erec aged to slip through the net. ' years. He was a veteran of World States, oiight to be put at tha haz RAY ANN T V CTlnlc aervlce.^l dress inquiries to Manchester Tenements 63 tend, wall, tile* bath, livtog room' to see call the R. F. Dlmock Co., R. F. Dlmock Co.. Realtors, 50 Two Satellite Shots ard o f a Soviet promiae." 10'^^7703 or Rol>ert Murdock, MI tion o f a fraudulent sign. Mrs. Dadshah’a brother, Ahmed War I. —*2.50 , 24 hour service. BopOed Motel, McNall St., R F D No. 1 or JANuW tY wallpsM r sale, 49c to ROOM FOR rant. Inqulra Btata flrtplace, hot water oil heat. Cast Realtora. 5(1 9-6245, Joseoh Ash 9-0345. Joseph Ashford. MI 9-8818, Asked whether Bulganin’s sac- call'M I 3-4148.. Tailor Shop, 8 BlsaeU. MI 8-7888. iron radiatora recessed. Aroeeita Barbara woods, 50 9-7702 or Clare Jones, 18, of Putnam was Shah was captured in Pakistan not He la lurvlved by his ■wife Mrs. LOST—Hub cap to 1987 Ifercurj-. work. Work done on radios, car '89c peh.aingle roli, values to $2.80 TWO ROOM furnished apartment ford. 50 9-8819. Barbara Woods. I ond round of letter* would delay per stn ^ roll. Over 250 patterns. After 8:30 Ml 3-5047. drive, at: city utilities. Immedtata 5II 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml! Robert Murdock. 50 9-5973. found innocent of the same charge. (Continbed ^rom Page One) long after the March 24 ambush. 'Maud Bartley Turkington of Flor Call Ml 9-2*83 or Ml 3-7369. radios and Ml Pi. MI 3-8*77, MI with private bathroo'm, •'enctiur' (VO) MANCHE8TER->814,800 Capa Ellington id : by one daughter, with whom answers from tha United Stataa All pre>-trtnlmed, some pre-pasted. occupancy. Built by Anaaldt: Sher 9-5972. The trio,was arrested for placing He is now in a Tehran jail await 3-298*. blinds, hdet, hot water, lightsjmd four down, tw o unflnlalied up. Nice I (XI) ELLINGTON Nea- oversized The launching of two huge ve he made hla home. Mrs. M. I. A p and other NATO membtra to to* Help Wanted—-Fentale 35 Sherwln-WtivSj'llaftta, ■ -981...... Main ■St. ATTRACTIVELY fumiahM and gaa *umlahe*elp with '—limited Parking. CentraL Rea< garage. Large lot. Call the R. F. | Set Slorrs Talks aho with its I booster rockets was of Washington, D. C.: by three sis moat recent meesage. FOUND—Black mongrel male dog. 2-8670. / Jewelry . 48 FIVE ROOM spar accMid Joaeph AsMord, 5(1 8-8818, Bar- by Andrew Ansaldl. West S id e - room. built in oven and range, been her lover, and three members care of five children. No house ■onable price! Come see! Mra. fireplace, birch paneled In living Dlmock Ck).: Realtors. 50 9-8245 ,1' onl.v a few feet shorter. ters, Mrs. Elmer Kendall of Man Call Bolton Dog Warden, Ml floor, .oil heat, 180,, 1-4761. Iwra Woods, MI 8-7702, Robert Six rooms, fireplace, garage, Very Robert A. Ferris, 18. of 239 E. of the man’s family. It was understood that tha waaf- LIGHT BULU^OZING, exca^rattng work except dishes. MI 9-0282, LEONART W. YOST, Jeweler, ra- Dorsey, 14 Arch St. good condltlqp. Near bua line, room, city water and sewer, full or Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Bar A conference will be held Wed The Navaho was much easier to chester, 5(ra, David Turkington of ern replies, at least the reply from 9-684*. Murdock. MI 8-8873, bara Woods. Ml 9-n02, Robert Center St., wasifined *12 for fail The Shah of Iran personally or and grading. Dump truck rental mornings or write S., ShSW, Box palrs, adjuata watches experUy. ELUNGTON liree large rooma abmping center and achools^ cellar.. Seconds from, new school observe than was the Atlas be Marlbank, Ontario, Canada, and the United States, would be dis Murdock. Ml 9-5*72. ure to stop for a stop sign. nesday at 9 a.m. at the University dered a stepping up of the hunt FOUND—Black and brown mongrel Gravel arid fill. George W. Bar 582; Manchester. Reasonable prices. Open daily. ,apd bath, TR 5-3498, or TR (XVni TWO new Capes with -llOO Priced to. sell. Henry. Street — and bua line. *18.900. Ix>w. low Peter H. Adams, 17. of 330 cause of its lower speed—about for Dadshah after the Ameri Col. Florence Turkington of New patched to the Kremlin promptly. PLEASANT, heated room for.gen- 8-7098. down payment. Webster Agency, of Connecttcut for persons interest male dog. Call Bolton Dog rett: MI'9-0650. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce square ft. of living area. 6 minutea Seven room (four bedrooms), 1»4 (IX ) BOLTON—Coventry line. New Adams St., was fined 112 for op tw'ice the speed of sound, or 1.000 cans were killed. York: and by three grandchildren. On a number of other foreign EXPERIENCED' atenographer in 4leman, free parkiiig, 54 High S t Realtor, Rockville. TR 5-5745. ed in the future of tobacco in this The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson policy subjects, Dulles made these Warden! M l 9-684*. Street. Ml 9-4387. from Manchester Green;. Youngs batha. fireplace, screened porch, 5 room ranch, ceramic Ule bath, erating a motor vehicle with an to. 1.5O0 miles an hour, compared SNOW REMOVAL equipment aVall- our East Hartford office. Good AVAIL^LE—Modem three room town kitchen, living room with two car garage, all city uUIUtea, , region. with 15 times the speed of sound of the Center Congregational major points; ROOM FOR rent, suitable for one apartinent. All conveniences. Will DUPUEX 4-4, quiet street, among l knotty pine nitcnenfcltchem waui-ouiwaik-out improper muffler. FOUND—One pair of glaaaes near at9e. Also sand, stone, gravel and Working conditions and desirable fireplace veaUbule. Large lo t near schools.* Owner moving out or 10,000 to 11,400 miles an hour Minor Accidents Church will conduct funeral serv 1. The United States haa no In position for applicant living east Fuel and Feed 49-A or two men. Shower. CaU at 101 lease to responsible person for a well kept stogie homes, two new^ h as^ en t. ^ r g e lot. R ed u ce to Joseph P, Lewis, 20, of Rockville, The program will feature discus Bigelow St. Call CH 2-970* for In akphalt. Nussdorf Sand and Stone Chestnut St. *18,200. R. F, Otmoc;. and Co., of state. Priced for immediate sions on marketing trends in the for the Atlas. ices from the W, P. Quish Funeral tention of changing its basie pro Co. MI 9-7408. of Connecticut River. Apply in per reasonable rent. For further In- niloil hot water hcatinrheating systems,svstems. : 814.900, R F. Diniock Co., Real- was fin^d *12 for operating a mo formation. Realtors, Ml 841345. Joaeph Ash tale, Six room Cape Cod, toll toiee- tors, 50 9-5345,. Joseph Ashford, Connecticut Valley region-, industry Development of the Navaho has On Town Streets Home at 3 o'clock Monday. Burial posals oh disarmament as agfaed son to Mr. Burnpam St Hartford SEASONED hardwood for fire /lormation call MI 3-8524, near bus. Only *14.800. Carlton W. tor vehicle with a defective muf will be In the East Cemetery. with the NATO Allies and pre ELECTROLUX owners —Prompt, place, cut and aplit to order. Call ford, Ml 8-881I, Barbara Woods. ment. Hie hath, patio, combtoa- 50 9-8818, Barbara Woods, 50 fler. requirements and suppitea, cigar been discontinued because of the FOUND—Brown and white Cocker, Despatch and Warehouse Co., 225 PLEASANT, attractive room, Rutchina, 5 0 9-51S3. Friends may call at ths funeral sented to Ruesia in meetings at female. Call I.,ee Fracchia, Dog friendly service on your Electro MI 3-7083. Leonard L. Gigllo. 5H 8-7702, or Rdbart Murdock, 50 tton wlndowp, ameaite drive, ga 9-7702, Or Roliert Murdock, 5Q George C. Beeny. 40. of 147 Hol consumption and manufacturer's faster weapons that have come Proipect St., East .Hartford. ed, with private bath. MI 9-4^ 9-8872. rage. Near East Center Street Hazardous driving conditions on home Sunday between 2 and 5 and London last yeqr — unless there Warden, MI 3-8594. lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de Business Locations , XO'f DOWN 9-8972. lister St., charged with failure to requirements, tobacco types and ■long since. town streets resulted in saveral shopping center and high school. qualities, production p^ibilities, between 7 and 9 p.m. is some indlcaUon from Moscow livery, Call Electrolux avthorized YOU MAY be the one we are look SEASONED hardwood for fire R(X)M FOR rent. Near enter. carry a licenae, received s suspend minor auto accidents yesterday, place*, furnaces and stoves. Gigliq for Rent 64 BEAUTIFUL'.new three bedroom Asking price 814,500. Six rooms— HENDEE ROAD, Andover— ^ew that- changes would be profitable. FOUND—Brown and white mon sales and service. Ml 9-0843 or JA ing for! Avon requires pleasant Heat and hot water. Gi Ueman. 30 Year Mortgage.s ed judgment. market analysis and price supports. | n iatrii> t A Manchester Police reported. grel male. Call I>ee Fracchia, Dog Brothers, MI 3-5301, rafich, hot water heat, ceramic Colonial, full basement, hot water home of 8 rooma. basement ga Joseph Gill. State ! wgRiPnai iziainci o Samuel / . Black To change without such reason, 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine woman to call on regular Avon 35 Foater St. MI 3-854' FOR OFFICE or commeretal use, -)Mth, excellent workmanehip, 100-’ rage, large lot. Builder wil' accept A nolle was entsred in the esse About 3 p.m., a car driven by Al Dulles said, would be "futile and Warden. hU 3-8594. customers few hours daily. Oppor oil heat, l >4 baths, fireplace, of Agriculture, will be m oderator! Samuel J. Black, 34 Cumber Kamienski. three rooma, ground floor. Main frontage, ' tll.TOOv Carlton W. Available On These Homes your present home in trade. Op of William A. Pcaraon, 16. of 132 bert LeBel. 16. of East Windsor, indeed reckless.” tunity to earn *3 an hour. Phone porch, full attic, plastered walla, at the meeting. Speakers will in -' land St., died at Manchester Me St. near post office. Phone Ml Hutchins, MI 8-5132. portunity to acquire a new home Summit St., charged with follow pulled out of a driveway and head Dulles' words seemed to todicats EVER IXJST anything from your MI S-5195. • PLEASANT ROOl . for gentlemari. alt city utiUttea. Near bus line and Tt Whitney Road Six room Cape elude Arthur 0>nbver, of the U.S. Game Funds morial Hospital this morning after yard? Your boy lose things at Garden— Farm— Dairy 9-5229, MI 3-7444. school. Charles Laaperanca, 5Q without tr>’ing to sell your present, ing too closely. ed west on Hilliard St. A car that disarmament specialist Har Household Services 272 Main. St. Pt 'king. Ml 8-4071. (XTV) RRICED for immiediata aqla. with garage on corner lot. Vacant. Department of Agriculture; James a long illness. Born In MancheS' school? Guests lose Homethlng at Products 50 - 8-7820. home. T. J. Crockett, (tealtor, MI Francis A. Moran. 51, of Hart driven in the same direction by old Stassen has lost tola fight to Offered 13rA UNUSUAL opportunity— RockvUIe, Large split, 2% baths, two car ga 5(ust Bold, no reasonable offer ford. charged with intoxicaUon, re HorsfiUI and Arthur Dewey of the John M. Tofeldt. 17, of 70 Mather ter, Dec. 13, 1836. he was a retired 'your party? These are covered in — Quiet private will be rifuaed. 8-1577 or -vO 9-7751. / Storrs Agriculture Experiment Sta Will Aid Gym modify U.S. policy to tho hope of GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. two- doctors' office, 8 and 8 % rage. Built-in oven and stove., to ceived a suspended judgment. St., skidded and hit the rear of the loom fixer for Cheney Brothera aNTheft policy. Get one. Call D O Y O U LIKE SEWING? home, I'-next to bath, TV, PROSPECTIVE HOME tion: Harry Nurman, honorary He waa a member of the Roy0 making it more attractive to Mos FURNITURE repairing and refln- Good eating. Miller's, ISO Spencer room suites, street entrance, en kitchen. For further Information 38 Undman Street — Six room (X) BOLTON - C^lfonUa ranch. Eklward M. Lstawiec, 18. of Chc- LeBet vehicle. The front end of To- cow, particulafiy on the test sus ClarKe Insurance Agency, 176 East free P Ml 9-8801 ,after 8:15. tirely redecorated, excellent build OWNERS president of the Cigar Manufactur Black Praceptory and Washington Ishing: antiques restored Furni Have you had experience In sew St. f or appointment to see cal* the R. home on two acres of )and. Recent 1530 sq. feet of liytog area Ther ford, N. J., charged with following The Regional District B Board of feldt's car received damages esti pension issue. Center^!;, MI 3-1128, ing. beautiful, location, facing ak.. er's Assn.: Claude Turner of the liO.val Orange L ^ g e, No. 117. ture Repair Service, Talcottvllle. ing for yourself and others? We F. Dlmock and Co., Realtors, Ml ly redecorated. Excellent potential. mopane windows' throughout. In- too closely, received a suspended ! Education approved a suggestion mated by Patrolman Charles Mor- MI 8-7449. COOKING APPLES 90o. McIntosh park, center of town, suiteble two 8-5245, Joaeph Ashford, Ml 8-8518, Now Is The Selling for *14.000 with financing direct lighting, ^uraeroua built' U.S. Department of Agriculture's He leaves hie wife. Mrs. Sarah The Secretary aald he considers — ------have attractive position open for'a ROOM FOR RENT, 19 Locust St. judgment. j made by Dr. W. Christof Hcialer neau at *200; the other car was it "highly likely" that disarma cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half doctors together or separate. CaU Barbara Woods, . 5(1 8-7703 or Rob Time To Buy available. ins. Two-csr gmage, sere lot. By Paul______D.______Barrett. 22. of______165 marketing service: and others. not damaged. No one was hurt and L. Black; one daughter. Mrs. Anhauncements 2 WEAVING f i bum*, moth holes woman with good knowledge of entleman only. Tel. MI 3-8921. ment talks between Russia and tha bushel. Tel, MI 3-8118. Louia T R 8-8126. ert Murdock, 50 8-5873. 86 Lenox Street—Nice Cape with appointment R. F. Dlmock' LydJf gt. and’willlam Matsau- Boards to 5feet j that proceeds of a "hom e'' basket- no arrest was made. Thomas Fitzsimmons; two sons, and torn clothing, hosiery nina sewing to act as sewing Inatructor, West will be resumed because ha INCOME TAXEB-prepared In your Bunce, 629 Weit O n ter Street. / AvaUable properties. new oil burner. Vacant. Good sen Co.. Realtors 50 9-5245 or Joseph j 33 of 13 Margaret Rd., were A letter requesting a Joint meet ball game, to be played at Wind About 10 p.m., cars driven by N. Richard and Victor Black of Man handbags repaired, zipper re we will train in our methods. Bbt- STORE FOR RENT — Good for (XVII MANCHESTER—Adams St Manchester— Charming sxpand- ing wiU be sent fre m the Board of ■aid he thinks world public opin home or by appointment.' Exper cellent starting 'Salary. Commis ROOM FOR RENT. 188 Biaaell St. sible ■value for only *11,500. Ashford. Iw 9^18. Barbara If^ch fined $3 for failing to pay ham Regional Tech on Friday, be Charles Boggini, 47, of 71 Spencer chester; a brother, William Black placement, umbreltba repaired, COOKING AND eating apj beauty parlor or any type biist area. N ew '6H room ranch. 'The sble Cape Cod. in excellent loca Woods, 50 9-7702,-Robert 5(ur-• parking tickets. Judg- Eklucation to the Building Com of Azle, Tex.; a aister. Mrs. Rob ion "will become irreutible”, and ienced tax work. MT3-4723. sion and salary After training very best of quality at *18,800. R. placed in a “scoreboard fund." St., and John S. CTwlkla. 54. of men's shirt collars reversed and a 16 quart basket. Lmiis ness, M l 9-2997. tion, , four finished rooms. Also T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor dock. 50/9-8972. ■___. ment was suspended in fbe esse mittee of the proposed new high ert McKeown of town; and two the Soviets will have to negfttiata replaced. Marlow's Little Mend period. Vacation‘with pay. All em 280 Bush Hill Road. F. Dlmock and Co., Realtors, 50 large sun room, fireplace, oil heat, Adult ticiMtts for the game will cost Wethersfield, collided at the inter- either directly or through ths / Lawrence M. Smith, 29. of 56 school. The pvirpose of the meet i section of McKee and Lyness Sts. grandchildren.. ing Shop. ployee benefits. ENTIRE BUILDINO about tfifUH 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. Ml 9-8818, full basement and other extras. MI 3-1577 or MI fl-7751 BOLTON CENTER-Looklng for a one dollar. United Nations. Automobnes tor NICE ROOM next to bath, private ing is to discuss the student Boggini was driving south on Me Funeral arrangements In charge square feet Suitable "fo r atorea, Barbara Woods, tMl 9-7702 Or R o^ Immediate occupancy. Full pries large home With a view? Well. ®f’’ '*'*'Yed with The 'Use of the Technical school 2. A Soviet-Polish propoaial for '' For inteniew appl” ' home. 17 Pearl 8 t. similar offense. capacity of the new high school. Kee St. and C?»'ikla east on Lyness of the Holmes Funeral Home are NEED A CAR? Short on a ^town FLAT FINISH Holland window Household jBooda 51 office, toaurance companyi hall, ert Murdock, 50 9-9973. *13,960. MANCHESTER- Four bedroom Co here It is. Oniy three bedrooms tt 91 facilities has been made available creating a Zone in Oentral Burop* ■hades, made to measure. Alt etc. Occupancy 3-6 montha. In lonial, 1*4 batha. dishwasher, dis Lawrence F. The Board suggested the follow St. Both drivers applied their incomplete. Calling houra will be payment dr had your credit turned but they are large, I"” "***** i ing dstes: January 22, 28 or 30. to the local school since its gym 5 hich would be free of noclaar metal Venetian blinds at a new SINGER SEWING ANTIQUE F U ip liT U R ^ sttver, center of town. One car garage for (V) BUILDERS apecial-buUt for South Windsor—Short driv;j[ng dis posal, near bus. achoots and brakes at. the intersection but from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday and down? Don’t give up!.For a good Boarders W antH 59*A kitchen and dining- room. I 'i 1 *!?*** V,*® j The school board voted to hire nasium will not be resdy in time wrapona and mlaailea la under low price. Keys made while you glaas, China, .and used furniture rent at the Center, Call MI 9-8228, himself. New living room with tance to 5(anchester, 6% room jtoopping. Nettle L. 51iller, 5 0 for Friday's game with Cheney Boggini skidded into the other car. 3 to 5:30 p.m. ^ Monday. deal—not thru a amall loan com MACHINE COMPANY baths, breezeway anSd twmear ga-; I"* another commercial teacher as a study in the NATO Oouncll at wmit. Marlow's. bought and shld Furniture Repair or MI 8-7444. built-in bookshelves, finished fee-, j-anch, less than 3 years old, tn ths 9-5010. ;4ge. New heating system, many : Tech of Manchester. Both cars received damages esti Paris. Embracing Oarmany, Po pany — see “ Harry" at 833 Main 832 Main Street, Manchester. Service. Ml 3-7440. reatlon room with fireplace and result of the recommendation of A l b e ^ . Martin St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). pink of condition, (^[bmplete in extras. Must sell, offer* conzid-1 Wetherrteld and the Singer Sew Cafeteria Re|>ort mated' by Patrolman Joseph Sar land and Oechosiovakia, attch a ABSdLpTE Bargain ■— Upholater- ROOM AND board, genUeman. TeL paneled den. Huge kityhen, dining 119 BENTON STREET MI Ing Machine Co., of Weth Dr. Howard Mason, superintendent Albert F. Martin,. 173 Green Rd., every way, including knotty pins ered. T. J Crockett. Realtor, Mrs. William Crawford o Marl tor at about *100. Neither driver zoiie would probably mean “total Ing, Custom made comicea, A B S O I^ E BARGAIN - Cuatoro M l 8-7875. ' ' Hoaaea for Rant 65 area. Twice as many cabineta as ersfield each forfeited *5 bonds of schools and Principal Gordon was hurt and no arrests were died this nt'ornlng at the Manches BEFORE YOU BUY « used car kitchen, with built-in 'stove. ' Ftoll 10% Down *0 Year Mortgag/l 3-1577 or .MI 9-7781. borough reported that the cafeteria neutralization of the area” Dulles drapes s ^ slip covers, (79.50 and SEWING m a c h in e operators, m a ^ comicea and drapea Blip usual. Two ceramic Ule batha For basement, large lot, excellent ...... — — -- — - - when they failed to appear in Getchell. made. ter Memorial Hospital, after a long see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick covers, $59.50 and up. Choice of committee is gathering Information said, and might make It."im pru Sales and Service, 288 Main up. Cholce''4?f fabrics. Call Mrs. night shift,’ 5,-10 p.m. Will train ^AUTTFUL five rooW tomished further Information or appoint neighborhood. Excellent fw r room exp^aaoi^e i^jjjjnciTON-F lorida stvie five court to answer similar charges, The school Calendar waa accepted Early yestejrday afternoon., a .car illneaa. LaPine, MI 9-3()84. good home stitchers. Applv Kaklar fSbrlca. Budget terms; Mrs. Rita, Apartmenti^Fiata— tHree bedroom year 'round home ment to see call the R. F. Dlmock bungalow with garage. Features in- — Fiv. nth.r — .11 - u /— as presented by Dr. Mason for the for the cafeteria program through dent" in the opinion of some AUiea Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenings. Call for further information and room ranch, fireplace, hot water Five other persons, all charged driven west on Porter St. by Har- Employed at Pratt and Whitney Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. 'J A 2-7780. Bolton Lake, oil heat, fireplace, k Co'., Realtora, Ml 8-5248. Joaeph elude new Delco heating system year, with the usual days for vaca two surveys. to maintain any forces here sine* TenemVnta 63 appointment to see. - heat, extra large garage. •* acre 1 with falling to pay overtime park- j old Lefort. 29. hf 676 Lyndale St., Aircraft, he had been a resident of 1955 THUNDERBIRD, forced to all built-in appliances, available Ashford, Ml 8-8818,’ Barbara and new aluminum combination tions and holidays. Tl-ie board With the cooperation of'D r. Heis- they would not have modern wea SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall lot, artesian well. *1,000 down. | ing tickets, also forfeited *5 bonds. skidded into' a parked car belong- this town for the past 10 years. He sell or trade, leaving state. Excel Building— ContvRcting 14 until June 15. Call 5 0 3-8271 \for Woods, 5n 8-7702 or Robert Mur .srtndows. ______agreed to let the Red O osa and pons. This Implied the West would tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c MODERNLY DESIGNED for ef 'A L IC E CLAM PET, Risaltor Welles/Agency. Coventry, Pl They were: Mist Beatrice Bcllucci, formerly lived in East Hartford. lent throughout, reasonable. Beat Help Wanted—^Malf/36 fortless living. Beautiful new ex appointment. \ dock, Ml 8-6973. Asking *13,800 2-7358^FI 2-7932 turn down the proposal, though each. Green Paint and Wailpapcr, 53, ■William R. Ross. 33, Mrs. Kath- Civil Defense use the cafeteria for Idonday to determine how many ■ ^y^ndale St. Lefort told Patrolman He leaves his wife. Mrs. Irene offer accepted. M I'9-7777, days,. GENERAL repairing and remodel- cellent location to Rocktdlle, twen Phone MI 9-4543 students are interested 1 ’ taking M oreau that he skidded when an Dulles did not specifically say m>. (JHEERFUL modem drupi^tore re- at the Green. Shown by appointment — ; leen Cotllns and Mrs. Anita R. Mor- emergencies. (Joutu 5tartin. a son. Albert R. MI 8-547* nights. ing. Specializing in building of ty minutes from Hartford ’ via BOLTONr^Four . room fumtohed (VI) MANCHESTER- 8 room Cape other Listing* Avallabis ' HE the 8ch(^l lunch a a cost of ap- ..njdentifled car pulled -onto Port- In discussing the issue o f Sortet quires young man as clerk, full Phone MI 3-6273 Of 22' -n Of Hertford snd! 5Iartin of Manchester; his father. garages and shell houses of all Parkway. All appllancea, indivi home, *85 montlily. Phone 50 .^116,800. Six ftotahed rooma. Com M'Ln-S member : ri Manchester E\'enlng Herald El proximately 35 cents. gt j^om Auturtm St. Both cqrs good faith in making agreementa, 1952 STUDEXAKER Champion, types. MT 3-0731. time. Excellent opportunity. Ex FRANK’S IS buying and aelling 8.8387. \ pleted game room. Detached ga> Charles W. Martin of Eaa* Hart dual heat control pnd '’antenna, BRAE-BURN REALTY ?nt garTge flreplac^^^m^tor , ^Fi^rdoUsr” f lington correapondent, Mrs. G. F. The committee ha.q also sent a | received minor damage. noXone was ford: three brothers, (Jharles L. of Dulles was asked for a "realiatle hardtop, good condition, *250. MI perience preferred.^ must have good used .furniture and antiques rhge. Ideal location, near trana- 5fANCHE8TER —Six room house, ion windows. Excellent construc-l ' -1 at 420 Lake St. (^11 anytime, 9 laundromat. Ample amesite park Berr, telephone TRemont 5-9813. new questionnaire for ■ cafeteria I hurt, and no arreat wa.s made. Bast Hartford. Joreph of Manches- definition" of vAm I he would con 9-8423. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. driver's license. Miller Pharmacy, ponatioh and shopping center. R. oil heat, two-car, garage, lot 90x OWNERS TRANSFERRED tion. Acre loU. Ready for oco**'i Alterationa, additiona. garages. 29^ Green Road. a.m .-8 p m MI 9-8580. ing for two cars, each available 160. Cat! 5 0 9-1308. ^ workers, recently issued by the About 1:40 s.m. today, a car ter*^nd William W. Martin of sider an aet of good faith on Rus Nov. 15 and'Dec. 1. Three rooms Subarl For Rent 66 F. pfmoeV k Co., Realtors, 5(1 pancy.,T. J. Crockett. Realtor, ^ f .w 1 1954 FORD V* convertible. Driven Re-slding specialists. Easy budg To West of R iver; a ia 77 n # 77ai I Martin Motors, all from East State Department of Education to driven west on Porter St. by John Bloomfield, and six sisters, Mrs. sia's part. 36" ROPER GAB range,'white. In and bath. Adults. $100 monthly. 9-5245, Joaeph Ashford, Ml 9-8818, Doctor to Speak . only 29,000 miles. Fordomatic, et terms. Ml 9-6405 or TR ROCKVILLEJ- three ’ om MANOHESTER—Six room Cape, Sparkling' tlx room, three 3-1577 o r -.11 ^ - - 81...... ^ I Hartford: Ovila T. Hurlbut, Staf cafeteria workers who have applied A. McCartney. 20, of 37 Lancas- William Maxwell of Newington, He replied that the "principal excellent condition, *50. ■ OWner Phone Ml 9-4824, TR 5-8775. Barbat-a Woods, M l 9-7702 or radio, heater. New top, $1095. 8-9109. l^ale or Female 37 apartment, hea electric range, near bus, schools and churches. A rooms, wonderful kitchen, (V m i BOLTON - Coventry Line. ford Springs and Wilfred S. Pelle- for positions at the regional school. ter Rd., skidded into a parked car j Mra. Aldo Montivlnl of Hazardville product" of. the (Jeneva summit moving. MI 9-0412. Robert ^urdock. Ml 9-5972. Only *295 down, only $3* month. Help Want^— ' refrigerator, dis no pets, 190 bpy at *11.500. Four room Cape, place. O H W heat, stormy/ New six room Cape. Four finished tier, Marlborough. On Sex Teaching Ten of the 15 form* which were belonging to Frank Gabron. 27, of 5Ir*. James McAuliffe of East meeting in 1955 was an agreement ALL- fypBlS of car^ntry work redecorated three room heat *10,500.. Many more to a)l price mailed have been returned by the Hartford, Mrs. William Thompson among Russia. Britain, France and Bank terms. Brunner’s, Talcott- ed apartment, *95 monthly. Phone per month. 88 street. Phone (xix) (le;^ — !(EW 5*4 room screens. down, ceramic tile bath, walkout (3ontinuance..i were granted to: 99 Farm Dr. The accident occurred done, alterationa, dormers, roof experienced waitress, counter ranges. Call the Ellsworth 5(itten Francis 51. 5Isrtin, 36, of Rock- applicants to date. The committee I of Rouse’s Point, N. Y.! 5Ira. the United States that Germany - viUe. It.w as turned In by a new SINGLE BED and bureau; MI MI 9-5229, MI 3-7444. T R 5-2505, or ISO. ranch. Built-to stove and oven, To Florida: basement, large lot. *13,700. R F. Dr. Winfield T. Moyer, local east of Kensington St. as McCart ing, porches, etc. Call M l 9-6981. man ajid short -order cook for fireplace, fqll basement; Near Agency, Realtors. MI 3-8930.' Dlmock Co, Realtors. 50 •ville, charged to. failure tograiit plans to meet again when' theae ney’s vehicle was about to pass the ' Arthur Forand of Hazardville and should be reunified through 4 Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702. or Rob- 20: Donald'D. Smith, 4(), of Staf- parent, will apeak on "Modern The cafeteria should be available damages estimated hy Patrolman \ Funeral services will lie held Since that time. Duties said, your upstairs and relieve , your ary 22. Six room duplex, opposite room, ranch, mahogany paneling, location. radio, heater. Very clean, t cylin WASHING MACHINE, fully auto- Center Park. Three large' bed Ashford, 5n . 9-8818, . Barbara en Murdi.rk, MI 9-5972. ford Springs, charged with reck Patterns in Sex Teaching" at the . by the first of February, clerk of Gordon Neddow at about *40. No Monday morning at 9:30 at the W, Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko der. Not one penny down. Only worries. Prices reasonable., free SMALL HOUSE or apartment, for plastered garage, large wooded To Long Iiland; less driving, day to day; and John P. Quish Funeral Home, 22.*- Main matic. Call MI 9-0162 after 5 p.m. rooms with closets, steam oil heat, Woods, 5 0 9-7761 or Robert Mur- Seven room brick and frame. rheetlng of the Bower* PTA at 8 I arrest was made and rto one' waa has taken the position that Russia $29.69 per month. Brunner's, Tal- • estimate. Lozier Dry Wall. PI / Situations Wanted-—. a gentleman, to ManchMter or lot, high elevation, view, very rea- HEBRON—to acre village farm. P. Boukas, 41, of ,10 Proctor Rd., I St., and at 10 o'clock in St. copper screens and doors. Full dock, 5n 9-5972. V Three master beclrooms. one single. o'clock Monday evening in the 1 However, the Board has been hurt. haa no responsibility to: German, cottville. » 2-8452. Rockville vicinity. Must bb fur , sonable price. Carlton • W. Hutch- Spacious eight room home, three charged with evading respon.e in Female basement and attic. Unoleun' on 114 baths. Uvlng room. 30x12, schhol sUditorium advised by the. State Department' reunification, and has rejected the GOOD—Resaleable used furniture. nished and reasonable MANCHESTER—Flyi rooms (. Call garage, low operative cost. If you are looking for a anug, ally Invited to attend whether or 37 Hollister St., died early this nights until 9. M l 9-4273. LARGE BABY CRIB, *8. Call MI MI S-4685. nings or weekends, call WilllSm ; The Knights of (Jolumbus Home not they are members of the PTA. Boat’d In the reffional school next ulation showed that Driver Arrested I'VE GOT A secret. A beautiful —w Houses for Sale 72 *12,600 Clifford Hanaen, Realtor. warm jiome, these lisHngs "611 M McBride MI 3 i* i6 J Watson ' SELLING. Buying. Trading? L.M.- morning in Simsbury. SPECIAL WtNTEm rates for all 9-9289. M. McBride, MI 3-4M6, J Watson (which means Li vs Modern waa chosen as the site of the Re Tuesday for a general discu.sslon 87 former independents have 1953 Olds Holiday hardtop at n'tit COCKER PUPPIES, AKC regis 50.3-1*03. the bill.” ‘ A lifelong resident of Manches • types of roofing and tiding. For NEW SIX r Go M house. Carter St., Boach and Co., Hartford, JA publican Lincoln Day Dinner Feb. of arrangements for tuition stu registered as Democrats, On Rules Charge one penny down. Only *36 a free estimate, call Manchester tered, excellent temperment and GAS RANGE, like hew. Five piece Multiple List)—811 your real es- ter, she wa* a communicant of St. SIX ROOM flat unfurnished, second Manchester. Five rooms, comptvte ii/i room Colonial to excellent 3-2115 tate the modern way. The EllS' 22 at a meeting of the planning No Arrests Made dents. .52 former Republicans have month. See Frankie Janton at Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. Ml J>]oodllne, beautiful red and buff kitchen set. 17“ television. Metal floor. Write Box ,G, Herald Mary's Episcopal Church and a full rear dormer, 1*4 baths, fire arew. Immediate occupancyr Ito- worth Mitten Agency. Realtora. committee last night. . In other action at Its recent registered as Democrats. Merrill A. Miles of Marltoqrougli Brunner's, Talcottvllle, Open eve 9-8933. Ifnales, *40. M l 9-3994. cabinets. Rotary power lawn niow- place. basement garage. T. Shan Prosp«ctive. Home Buyer's The banquet will start at 6:30 member of the Ladies Guild of that, nings. A er. Lawn chatr. Any . reasonable ished roereaHen room, alum, 50 8-8930. In 2-Car Collision meeting, the Bpard approved dis 27 former Independents are now- was arrested yesterday and •niREB r o o m .Trailer to rent, *56 non. Builder, 5 0 3-7469. BU 9-1418. p.m. with chicken to be served by church. She waa also a member of FOR THE beat in ahlngle and built TWO ENGUSH Setter pufipies, >alx offer accepted. MI 9-9315.. comb, windows, nuui.v other E.xcellent Home Financing bursements of *4,996.45 and ap registered as Republicans. charged with following too closely. a month. Chambers Trailet Park, USTINGS WANTBnJ^Slngle, two- Caterer Aldo Pagani, a member of 8 foi-mer Democrats have regis the WBA. 1968 FORD V* 9 pass. Country up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim^ 'month* , old. Pedigreed With Rock-ville. Apply at office. features. Priced to sell. We'U proved the purchas- of additional He was involved in a 2-car aect-f 16% Down - 30 Year Mortgage family, three-family, buitneas the arrangements committee. Cars driven by Gerald J Kelly, tered as Republicans. Besides her husband, she leaves Squire Station Wagon. All black iiey and roof repairs cal] Coughlin. papers. MI 3-4043. be pleased to ahow it to you. Many Listings Available 4*. of 876 W. Middle Tpke.. and Industrial Arts equipment at a son. Sedrlck J. Straughan of dent at the Intersection of Hart with'power steering, radij), heater, m 8-7707. Musical InsVruments M ROCKVILLE—Four room modem property.' Have many cash buyers. Dancing will follow a speech by 2 former Democrats have MLS 5Iember Mortgages arranged Please call Nicholas Schwalb, 154, of 85 Con Manchester: four daughters,' Mrs. ford Rd. and B.idge St. spotless inside and outJ Only *198 apartment, heat and hot water in 8-room, 6 . bedroqpia for . the Congressman-at-Large Antoni N. S«'lence Teaoher Sought dropped.party affiliation. Patrolman William Pearson aat.d Poultry and Supplies 43 SPINET PIANO. *295, Hammond • SEPTIC TANKS B R AE-BU RN R E A L T Y CO. George L. Graziadio, Realtor. 50 Sadlak of' Rockville, an announced way Rd., collided yesterday at the Charles Lathrop of Bolton. 5Irs. down. *89 per month. Bank terms. RAY'S ROOFING CO., ahlngie and cluded: TR 8-5923. Cletaed and Installed largo family,' 14 acres to roam Intersection of Pine and Forest Sta. A committee was appointed in 2 former Republican* have drop organ, *500,! small baby • grand, MI 8-8273 g-5878, 109 Henry St. candidate for the Republican Gov ped party affiliation. Leonard Bjorkman and Mrs. W. that Miles, driving west on Hart Trades See Brunner's, TaJeott- built up roofs, gutter and con in, yet to town. High elevation. Patrolman James P. Martin Jr. response to Dr. Heisler's ■ roque.st ford Rd.. banged into the rear at BROAD breasted turiteys. fresh or *300. .All good trade-ins.' Easy THREE R(20M apartment, large The tabulation recorded b.v the David Keith, of 51anchestcr, and ville. Open- evenings. ductor work, roof, chimney -rer House built In 1853, •excellent ernor’s nomination. said that Kelly was driving north a truck' driven by Raymond J, pairs. Rav Kagenow. MI 9-2214. frozen. Tom SOc per. pound and terms. Open Monday, Tuesday, rooms, with Heat, hot. water, elec • SEWERS Plans for the dinner are being that Board members review w'ith registrars last night rovers a pe Mrs. James C. Connolly .of Sims condition. V , ■ on Pine St. when Schaulb entered 194* OLDS. 4 dr. sedan, next to Ray Jackson. .Ml 8-8325. hens, '59c. Schaub Turkey Earm, Thursday evenings. Btmbaum's, tric stove and refrigerator. Ga Machine Cleaned made by representatives of the him the need for .an additional sci riod of change since last fall, bury; 10 grandchildren, and five Berry. 27, of 43 Pio- eer . CSfde. 1*3 Hlllatowil Rd., Mancheitei. the street from. Forest St. Schwalb ence teacher. Committee members The truck had stopped at the in new. Very good rubber add excel 381 Main St,, New Britain rage. Newly decorated, exclusive West 8ldo-!-2-famlIy 6 -8, very Town ■ Republican Committee, the Morlart.v said. He recorded the great grandchildren. lent motor. Not one penny down. ROOFING, SIDING, painting; Car neighborhood. Write Box D, Her • INSTALLATIOlil was attempting to enter p drive are Clifton B. Hor.'e of Andover; The funeral will be held at 2 tersection of Bridge St., anticipat central, Timken oil heat, good MANCHESTER Young Republican Club, and the way directly across from Forest St. names with Republican Registrar Only *18.58 per monlh. Brunner's, pentry. Alterations and additions. TRY THE Kinsman electronic ald. • William Gaffyn Sr,, of Marlbor D.onald He'mingway. o’clock Monday afternoon In St. ing a left hand tun.. Pearson said. - W'anted— Pets—'Poultry- SPEOIAUST Income property. Handy to Women’s Republican Club. when the “ ccident occurred. Talcottvllle. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran- spinet organ today. Finest quality ough: and H. Clay Osborne 3rd, Onl" three residents showed up Mary’s Episcopal Church, Burial No one waa hurt tn the accident schools and shopping. ■I-7' They; will meet to make further The front end /Of Kelly's car re Icod. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Stock . 44 of any home* organ. Dubaldo FIVE ROOM apartment, |M, In- arrangements at 7:30 p.m. Jan. of Hebron. in person at the enrollment aea- will be in East Cemetery. but the front end of Miles’ car re •1960 FORD, 2 dr. Skypacer. Not St. MI 3-4*80. , Music Center, 186 • West Middle cludea heat, hot water and ga ceived minor damage while the left Alfred Goldstein of Hebron waa Friends may call at the W. P, ceived damagies estimated at abqut WE BUY dairy cows, calveq and Town and Country 20 in the Municipal Building. side of the other vehicle received aion. Moriarty aald. Their enroll yet. But we do have some '67 Fair- Turnpike. rage. Call MI 8-8729 after 4 p.m. JOHN H. LAFPEN. he. named as one of two members to Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main St., *250. The rear end of tha truck beef cattle. Pella Bros. Phone MI damages estimated by Martin at ment changes are recorded in the lane 800 hardtops traded for the 164 E. Center 91-— Manchester tomorrow from 2 to 4 and from 7 received damages amounting t* 8-7405. Drainago Go. about *100. work on the salary st'idy commit tabulation as a whole. '5* Edsel Onlv *199*. Fully Roofing—Chimney 16-A Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 t t ‘511 8-526] to 9 p.m. about *150. Miles is sctieduM to Faulty Grenades Kelly maintained that Schwalb tee cepresenting the three elemen The next voter , enrollment ses equipped. *198 down, cash oV^ M I '9 - 4 1 4 3 MI 8-5218—MI 6-2886. sion. will be on June 13. In the appear in Town Court on Jan. '18, trade. Only *59 per month. Brun ROOFING - Specializing in repair tary Boards of Education in the IjHESTER FURRIERS — Fura fe- r 'r x d * a t SSI 9 Million l****! f«*'®d to stop at the stop sign district and the Regional Board. meantime, voters who want to ner's, Talcottvnlle Open evenings. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Articles for Sale 45 modeled, repaired, . Capes and V ’O S l *11 Schwalb argued that The purchaser of this The other member will be either change their registration may ob roofs. Gutter work. Chimpeya stoles made, *19.95, Call Ml 9-7215 Kelly waa driving too fast, Martin • Shovel Collides 1954 MERCURY. 4 Dr. sedan with cleaned, r^aired, 26 years’ ex reported. Neither driver was ar- Mra. Crawford or Mrs. Raymond tain forma from the registrars. KNAPP SHOES. Aarry Mahoney, . for free eitimate, at your home. home will. be furnished (Continued from Page One) . Funerals Economy overdrive radio, heater. perience. Free estimates <3all rested or hurt, Martin said. P. Houle. The meeting concluded In mint condition. Just be sure Howley. Manchester hu 8-8381. 3* Maple St 'Tel. Ml 8-4327. with heat until May li with an executive session. With Passing Car Waptea—To Buy 58 OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIMr for fiscal 1954 and 19S!5, found Cruiser Dania|red ■lid diive this one lo mobiUzatton requirements "Iq view grand, held a menvortal aervlc* at ■ Mrs. ViUner waa not hurt aiM M done. M;|^.2552. MeKINNEY BROS. 21 7 8 8 Bfllch*l| 8-1108 ANTTIMB afternoon at her home on Box reeeatly tvae acquitted of Mind- dent in its rear panel. No one daasroom, teaching for 18 yeara FLORENCE two-bumer, forced air ' Charles Leaperanco villa Vt "die, turn aq Fttlilii I of the unaUble toternationall all- tha Hobhsa Funeral Homa. r arrsM wa* mads, peUc# stM. Mountain. lag • (aUvw prtodnpr with ■aid. ^WH ^urt. - ■Id and up. Three cars, ptuh but DRESSMiKING andt iMteratlona. E oil beater. Excellent condition. OR BY APPOII^TMENT—CALL MI 3-7118 luaUon.” $«wwr«g« Disposal Co. ^ MI 9-7630 '.street. . . , V' ton drtva-etandard ahlft-automa- ^cialtolng In chudren'i~‘a dpthea. Goats 1200. Will heat ana to fiVe ISe-ISS Pawl S t — Ml S4808 tle. m S-7888. rooms, *60. MI 8^2449. .v -’ • * 1 ■'.I. j. ■' ■ i t -
I ( t_ : / \ • ‘'1: I 1' .1'. r S A TU R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 11, 1968 ' i 1 •• ? A O E T E N Avorairp M Iy Net Pre98 Run lianirl;(Bt(r burning HmUi Far .the Week Ended • dnmiary 11, 1955 staff, who has slrica entered the Army^ wrote a short feature on a r :;- PTO WUl Select 1 2 ,6 1 2 About Town man who palvagee bikes ,for or LIOOETT Heard Along Main Street phans. The story, told of Jameb k, ,- Auditors Monday M e a ^ a f the Audit B u m m e f Circulation . The Edgar Circle of the South Hansen, 41 Fulton St, who has Manche*ter-—A .City of Village Cham i Methodist WSCS will bold lU Jan And ow Some of MancheHer'M Side Streets, Too made a hobby of repairing' bikes Agenda for the meeting of the REXKLL DRUG for the New Britain Polish Or uary meeting Monday at 7:45 p.m. Mancheiter High School jParent- phanage. Hansen operates' a bull In Cooper hall. Mrs. Ceretha Ler Teacher Organization Monday at (Claasined AdrerUeing m Page 10) chausse, 569 E. Center St., who 12 Minus 6 Equals IS ^ skirt kept creecdng up over her dozer at the town dump He has VOL. Ijdcvil, NO. 87 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, COf(N„ MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1958 been salvaging bikes fhr the chil 7:80 p.m. In the echool cafeteria. In OPEN spent some tJnrre in Japan while Figures lie. knees and the ^ rl, somewhat dis her husband, Dr. Ralph Lechausse, The ambitious residents who gusted, kept pulling it down. dren since 1955. addition to the reglilar reporU, A tslephone call came lr|h. the was in the Air Force, will show shoveled snow Tuesday evening After doing this for about the will include the following new city room th's week, asking for the slides of that country. Members of while the stuff was still falling tenth time, she happened to look author of the srtlrle. 1*158 bueinese: the Mispah Circle will be invited found that out at the expense of up, and saw that the man. sitting Selection Of three auditors from SUNDAYS It seems that a loca, women had Jtoiiw guests. Mrs. Vera Hooker and Miss sore arms and shoulders. nexlxto her was watching her. the general memherehip to audit More than one Manchesterlte got The girl started to speak but three bike frames and four fenders Virginia Ryan will serve ss hostess In her basement Shi said tnat PTO books. es. out and cleared paths through the before she could say anything, the Selection o f four pereone from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. first fluffy stx inches of snow, man ' remarked,, "Don't worry, neither she nor her rhitdren c(>uld FR EE repair the bikes, ard ?he wa« is chairman of the refreshment As the result of a 9-lnch story, Distribution and sale of tickets come of the story of The Herald (to those who went them) for the Ldsts Conditions for East-West Summit Talk committee. Members are reminded Looking for a Bargain several more orphans will have I RESOLVE— newspaper carrier and his Christ by Feb. 18 .picture-lecture, "North to END COLD WINTER WORRIES to bring articles for the Chinese A few days before Christmas, bikes of their very own, "a thing Ta start the New Year right auction. mas gift cat. of wonder and untold enjoynient. being a blood donor. the Yukon,", by Cleveland and a flirtatious young woman ap In the course of the haircut, the Both Manfen and The Herald, WUl you join 'm s Mohday at Ruth GranL proached a salesman in a Main St. carrier’s older brqther, the bar A program feeturlng the "Aqua- A first aid refresher program measured by the number of tele Center Church, any time between men's shop. ber, told us that the cat is no long 12:45 and S:S0 p.m? ettea" and boys' swimming tsam will be held by Manchester Aux- "I'm looking for something nice phone calls each received, know er a member of the household. A t will commence at 8 o’clock. Other Btitish Hail illsuT Police at their meeting Mon for a boy friend," the customer the story had good readership. Rejects Bulganin ^s Bid for $74 Billion day night at 7 :S0 In the auxiliary the end of the last visit to the bar body wants to say) went to the physical education department e x ' said. "Could you suggest some ber shop, the cat had been discov firehouse, rang the building’s out room of Police Headquarters. thing?" the Double! hlbltions are being planned. - * ered by the boy's' mother and she door siren, and then waited. With The clerk pondered for a mo IkeVReply was said to be non-appreciative of The before New Yeara, seV' in minutee, about 20 volunteer Members of B'nal B'rith are ment and then said. "Well, we've the feline's presence. eral vyaitreines were busy., In a firemen showed up. Early Parley Plea Emphasizes Defense reminded of the dessert tea to got some very fine men's silk I figured that this was the rea St. restaurant The whistle-blower herded them Girl Scout Dinner morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at pajamas. Would you be interested son for the end of the cal. So ,that ddenly a door in the back of into a truck and transported them To fhissia the home of Mrs. Licon Dookin, 151' in that?" room opened and a delivery Hartford Rd. ends th9> story of the carrier and to the school. Scheduled Jan. 20 By S0HN HIGHTOWER \ "Yes, that sounds pretty good," ’, carrying a carton of crushed The expenditure was approved BUDGET AT A GLANCE the shapely woman said enthusias the cat. WITH- London, Jan. 13 (/FT^Brit- ice. walked in. —by the unanimous vote of 99 Washington. Jan. (/P)— ^negative, but diplomats here be tically. The clerk then showed her Now^the family’s two dogs can The Girl Scout annual dinner for •Budget estimatcB for the year ending June 30: enjoy life without a cat runnj "Where do you want this?"-he District electors. lieve that a very active period of ain officially hailed w^ay several pairs. njflg all adult members o f the organiza-. President Eisenho^r held 1958 1969 around the hou$e. asked one o f the waitresses at the JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL East-West diplomacy may be President Eisenhower’s m«s- Selecting one of them, the tion and friends will be held on open the door to ahyEast-West opening up. They- hold this view Income ...... $72,400,000,000 $74,400,000,000 far end of the counter. Roll with the Blow ' •*THB ARISTOCRAT OF A N TH B AC TTe" .sage to Nikolai Bulganin artd^ woman asked. "This looks nice. "Put it right there,” she said, Monday, Jan. 20. at 8:30 p.m. In summit conferen^today with even though basic issues between Outgo ...... 72,800,000,000 73,900,000,000 How much is it? " Not What You Think! When a snowstorm like the cur Woodruff hall of the CJenter Con declared the Soviet Premier’s^ pointing to a . spot under the rent one hits town, routines get word to Soviet OTOmier Niko Russia and the West continue dead Balance ...... 400,000,000 (X ) 500,000,000 (Y ) "Those are $26.50," he said. A t the signing of the contract counter.' A fter the boy had left the gregational (jhurch. locked and much now being said acceptance of its “ construc "Are you kidding?" she replied. for the Manchester Memorial Hos disrupted and residents are put th A turkey dinner will be served ORDER NOW lai Bulganin that "t am ready Year-end’ room, the g^rl hollered to another some Inconvenience. on both sidM gives the appearance tive proposals" would be an "For that price, they ought to pital addition, someone noticed an waitress at the opposite end of by the members and parents of to meet’’ on pwo conditions. of a glkantlc propaganda battle. ' Debt ...... 271,200,000,000 271,200,000,000 item listed >)n the addenda. The In.some respects the annoyances important step toward world 4 e l have a man In them." the counter, "Hey, Shirley, do you Senior Girl Scout Troop 1. C!halr- Eisenhow e^ reply to Bulganin Elsenhower’s 4.(f00 - word per Note: X means deficit; Y means surplus. door to the refrigerator in the msy be welcome breaks in the dull want some ice?” man of the committee planning the FOGMTY BROTHERS, INC. also urged /Soviet agreement at sonal letter replied to one Bulga peace. morgue had been planned for 6 suburban routine. thUi "d e c id e moment in history" At the aamc time government THE WORLD’S We All Have Our Probietna Shirley’s reply; "Yeh, and send dinner Is Mrs. William Minnick, nin sent him Dec. 10 but also feet even. The addendum stated A t any rate they i^re less frus ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE. FUM- OH^ iANOE OIL to a fai^anging peace program officials here said Britain very By ED CREAGH An 18-year-old high school girl a little rye and water- down with and In charge of tWs program is clearly covered the essence of a took a bus from the Center to that the door should be 6 feet, 6 trating if you roll with the blow a Mrs. James Smith:" that wpdld end nuclear weapons second Bulganin note last week. likely would join the United Washington, Jan. 13 (JP)— President Eisenhower sent FINEST HEATING OIL inches. it.” 818 BROAD STREET—Ml 8-48S8 Hartford one day last week. The hit. . Tickets for th/^ dinner may be manufacture and testing, curtail The White House released the text States and Rus.sla In, any "gentle One of the board members pres 'This week movement around use at the United NstlonZ veto, man's agreement" not to use their Congress today a record peacetime budget just short of $74 bus was very crowded and the only For Better or Worse obtained at the Girl Scout office REMEMBER...“lY'S FOGAKTY FOR FUEL" yesterday shortly after it was de seat available to the girl was next ent commented that the reason for town might have been a little easier an<0 >i^ttcUon of space age mis- livered to the Soviet Foreign of veto powers in the United, Nations billion. He said by far the largest part of it, almost two- the change was that some equip A local liuaband was in his bed or through neighborhood service to a middle-a, ed man. if ever>’one had been equipped. A teams. The deadline for obtaining glM , and dedicate outer space ‘/to fice ih Moscow. Security Council. thirds, is for defense against growing danger from Russia in ment to be installed would require room, dressing up to go outdoors He peaceful uses of mankind." The girl sat down and. because good many ..drlvera got ~bogged tickets, for Which reservations can In his message, Eisenhower pro "the dawning age of .space conquest.” the larger doorway. to shovel his driveway Wednesday Any top-level meetings the Pres- i It showed no essentially new it was warm in the bus, she took down because they had neither not he ma^e. Is Thursday. - r - posed an Amcricaq-Soviet renun The President dtscloiied that the‘|’ The change was not due to the morning when somebody krocke.d enow tires nor chains. They bog ' Ident told the Premier, jnust be ' propositions In U.S. foreign pol off her coat. During the trip, her icies 'but it succeeded in staling ciation of U.N. veto rights In all government- now expects to wind size of the customers. on the front door. ged others dowm too. preceded by an airing of issues in these policies positively rather than matters affecting the peaceful set up in the red for the fiscal year "Get that, dear, will you please,” It’s Impossible in most snow \m YOim FIGURE negotiations among diplomats and negatively at many points. It ob tlement of diapiites. | ^ending June 30. He announced his HighUghts Ideal Requirements he shouted • to his wife, who then storms to whisk all the streets foreign ministers, furthermore, he viously was written for the eyes A British Foreign Office spokes ’intention to ask for a short-term Lt. Milt Stratton answered the went to the door. clean within a day. Drivers who- said, these negotiations must show "Do you want your drive shovel of the world as well as Bulganin, man made this statement at a news Increase—he didn’t say how much telephone at Police Headquarters meet the situation halfway do-a lot "good hope of advancing the cause ed?" a 10-year-old towheaded hoy B .ic K m \ M and State Department officials conference —in the present $275 billion limit Of Budget the morning after the storm had to ease the strain all the way of peace and justice in the world" asked the wife. hv agreements sL the summit. He hoped it would overcome recent "W e warmly welcome the Presi on the national debt. dropped a foot of anow on Man- round. But he voiced confidence busi SshJoixJiA, cheste.’ . " I ’m sorry,” she said, "But the thus rejecUd Buigsnlh’s call last gains .In Soviet propaganda, dent's message. Washington, Jan. 13 — High- HERE'S WHAT STAUFFER ness will pick up and tax recelpU_ C A U US TODAY "Is there any skating at Center contract has already been award week for a meeting in three ' Rejects Bulganin Plnn "It contains a number of con- 1 i g h t 8 from President Eisen Quick Pickup will increase so that the new $73,- That Interpret The Springs today?" the voice of a ed." HOME REDUCING months, 1 Eisenhower's tone was cordial strucUve proposals which, if ac hower’s message to Ciongress to Last week a State Pollchman 900.000.000 budget, for the 1958- BMtIas •>< youngster asked. Propngandn Battle Seen throughout but at times he a t n ^ cepted, would move us fonvard on day presenting the federal budget Wishes Of The Family stopped a woman for spewing on 59 fiscal year, will be In balance, "Not unless you’ve got a shovel Here’s to Ya 4 PLAN CAN DO Bulganin’s reaction to the Pres- —r-— / the road to peace,” for fiscal 1959, starting n«ct July WILLIAMS Rt. 15 In Manch^er. . he said he expecta a surplus of a and a strong back,” was Stratton’s At a recent Board of Director’s Ident’s terms could be decisively.! (Continued on Page S e v ^ ) Prime Minister Macmillan’s re 1: JOHN B. BURKE meeting. General Manager Richard "W h a t did I do, (dflher?” the FOR YOU Secretary’ of Defense Neil McBlroy, left; Rm . Cart tTinson (D-Ga), center, and Gen. Nathan half billion dollars or so, compared OIL SERVICE reply. woman asked as the" patrolman ply to two recent letters from Bui-' Twining, chairman of the Joint .Chiefs of Staff, confer today before the start of a House Armed Promise and Peril H EATING and AIR Martin called to the-Board's atten ganln ia being prepared for de X with the $400 million deficit now The time in which we liv e ... is FUNERAL HOME tion the fact that a new water approached her car.,/ If you've lost the good -Services Committee meeting. The committee ia.beginning a sweeping investigating of the U.S. in sight for this year. CONDITIONING SALES • Measuring Readership "You were go li^ 75 mil'M an livery to the Kremlin in the next defense program. (A P Photofax). '\. ’ clearly a time of growing oppor T E L MI S-6868 pitcher on the table had recently two or three daya. lik e President Asks Postal Rate Hike tunity as technology and science and SERVICE The newsman, like the teacher, hour in a 55-mile zone.” he an figure you once had, you can ----- X ------■ ______' 81 EAST CENTER ST. ~ been given the Board by Phillip Ope surprise in the President's sometimes wonders if he is work swered. reclaim it with the Stauffer Elsenhower’s message it has been almost daily open Wholly n e w S41 BROAD ST. AMBVLANCE SERVICE Harrison. UAW to Ask^are clesred through the Permsnent proposals for government spend Vistas to all mankind. Yet it is M I e-4548 ing in a vacuum. There ia very lit Whereupon, the-Directors, led by The woman ^turned with, "Sev Home Plan of effortless exercise tle way to measure the effective Ckxmcil of the Atlantic AlUsnee in ing and revenue-collecting: He also a time qf growing danger. Harry Firato, filled their glasses^ enty-five mll,M an hour! Why, I Paris. NAM Deplores ness o r a story, beyond its strictly haven’t had/the car out of the ga and calorie reduction. criled for a 5-cent postage rate on Red Challenge with water—and toasted the for |.««ves Door Open Pentagqn Not Sure all out-of-town first class letters. The progress of the Soviets in professional excellence, unless a mer director. rage for /Pore than 20 minutes.” You’ll love the way the Stauffer H o ^ O f Company J^rofits reader comments on it. Like Eisenhower, MscmUIan in Delay m Move Congress so far haa rejected even long-range missiles and other of "L et’s have a drink on Phil,’ Reducing Plan trims inches, beautifies ydur tends leaving the door open for an his previous call for rai.,ing stamp fensive weapons, together with Liast month, one of The Herald Firato said. / Coincidence One""Manche8ter girl will always posture, and helps you get a slender figure! ultimate summit conference, but prices from 3 to 4 cents for local their continuing reject of a work THE ARMY and NAVY remember her sixth birthday. / ' Detroit, Jan. IS iAh—The Unlted^stues and Clanada. to share in 25 only after the ground has 'been For Tax ltdief and out-of-town letter* alike. able disarmament, compels us t* Wooden Soldiers Auto Workers Union called toda^ thoroughly prepared. ' ,She got birthday cards fronv^wr ■garper cent of profits before taxes The White House announced in Increase some of our defense ac Did an.vone notice the fence MORIARTY for a profit-sharing plan in 1958 two grandfnothers—one frora-Man- above that same basic level ? Dur President Elsenhower’s proposal advance that Elsenhower’s budget tivities which we have o.nly re posts oh the west side of the Tol wage contracta and postponed^de- Wazhiagton. Jan. 13 (/fA — chester the other from (3ilcago. ing the 10 years, 1947 thi-ough I for an American-Soviet renuncia message, which ran some 22,000 cently expanded many fold. land Tpke. the morning after the BROTHERS mands for a shorter work w ^ . 1956, General Motors' executives tion 0( the,«t4Ajg':IU(aly-iu.'ha/dis> Nationalatlonal Association of Manpfac- Washington, Jan. 13 WP)—Secre-tweapona might prove to be more words with . a. mass, of figures at storm ? Both sent cards that, were iden T h e . union’s proposed /i>rof it- tuerz (Wa M) ’MldTpazyCongress "Adequate" Budget tical. SOI Center 8L sbsreH Sonuses In excess of 600 I cussed later this week by U.N. Sec- lary of Defense McElroy told Con accurate than the longer range tached, would outline a domestic I believe that this bMdget. ade Save After Each one looked like a Romah •haring 'would he^n whenr"a manu cannot afford to wait longer to one*. A Non. M I S-5IS5 .million dollars. I retsry General Dag HammariAjold, gress today the U.S, military does program largely passed over in quately provides for our federal gladiator with a plumed helipet. facturer’s profits topjssd 10 per "The payment of bonuses to ex ! who is due In I^ondon for a confer- take the flrat Step toward ultimate Itst Thursday's State of Union tax relief for individuals and not have positive evidence that McElroy said that really far off responsibilities in the year ahead. From a low enough angle they cent, before' taxes, on net capital. ecutives while they are denied to I ence with British Foreign Secre- message. looked like the front line, of a very corporations alike. Russia is ahead iti long range bal programa, auch as the missile to The Figure* BINGO Corporate executh^es. stockhold wage and lower-bracket salaried knock down enemy missiles ‘and It did. But. like the earlier mes EVERY SAT. N IG H T ^ EW T IM E 8:00 P.M. Work determined platoon advancing on Heirt of the Miuffer Home Reduclog Plsn W ers. workers and rohsumers would workers, is another indefensible (Continued on Page Seven) William J. Orede of Milwaukee, listic misstleS’—but that it is acting The estimated budget totals for the Gauls. on that basia. the development of an Earth satel sage, it put heaviest emphasis on the current fiscal year and for ih* Posture-Reft*.the portsble’’Mtfic Cooeh. be included in sharing. double-economic and moral stand chairman, of NAM 's taxation com lite for military purposes 'lare im security matters with a $39.800,-1 DUBALDO’S ORCHESTRA Under the UAW proposal half ard of the kind which our union mittee. said in a statement pre Because time lsN.critical. McEl the fiscal year 1959 are (in bil SAVINGS A LOAN Consolidated (Quorum 1955 FORD F-7M DUMP TRUCK For a courteey figure analysts and home roy told the House Armed Services portant and must be pursued, but 000,000 request for the armed j lions): of profits above 10 per cent would | ^a., fought against and corrected pared for the House Ways and forces alone. With this expected, Monday night voters of the 8th demonstration . . . Call JA 9-8387 nr Means Committee that "less op Committee, the Defen.se Depart they must not distrr ct from the 1958 1959 be retained for stockholders and past" boost, alnjost $2 billion higher than District met at the Hollister St. MI 9-0534. Sarnoff Urg^es pressive tax rates" are necessary ment is pushing ahead with the speedy development of our other i Receipts ...... $72.4 $74.4 School to approve the spending A-1 SHAPE, READY TO GO I executiyea: one-fourth set aside for ^ A W said Us proposed plan missile systems." last January’s estimate. Eisen- j hourly-rated workers and salaried ^ p^and new never auggeated in now to spark a recovery from the most promising weapons'..pro Expenditures .... 72.8 73.9 District funds for a new truclr^ln K- He said he intends to move ! hower asked: ] 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION, 9 s I e ED AXEL, W iL THIS COUPON TODAY employes other than executives, j,, form anywhere before by present economic recession. grams. He said it expects within Deficit ...... 0.4 Surplus 0.5 Monday, order to conduct business, ^ q u o Speed on D.S. 1. A $3,800,000,000' setup In ' OPEN 9.00x:0 TIRES. 8 YAR D GARWOOD and one-fourth for consumers in snyhody, The committee is cop.sidering the next 18 months to begin pro promptly in setting up the new j I'.S. Still Ahead Tuesday, rum, 20, Dr more had to ^ there. BODY W'lTH SIDES. I 1 STAUFFER HOME PLAN ...... ducing the Polaris missile, a L.^OO- advance research projects agftney, I spending for missile and nuclear | As the time for the meeting ap : 1580 Silas Dcene Hwy., Wethersfield the form of rebate on purchases. union said Us suggestion on proposals for tax iaw revision, but Today we possess m il 11 a r y MORIARTY BROTHERS Friday House leaders have shown them mile weapon capable of being fired operating directly under the s'ec- i weapon , research and production.' TO proached. District officials began I would IHit moro in(or«iollon sbout Hio SfouHoe It said the division fortnula is j rebates for car buyers would work Defense Plans retaV.v of defense and separate I This would give the Pentagon an i superiority over any potential ag used by corporations in^pomputlng , way. Once the amount was selves cool to cutting ta.xe.s in view from a submerged submarine. gressor or aggressors... Our con to worry. There were'only six per Homo Eoduciftf Plan without oWifotton. islon for fi'om th§ individual military ser.v- ! extra $1,300,000,000 to spend as j L. P. FITZGERALD executive bonuses. 1 determined the buyer would bring o f higher defense spending. McElroy aI. budget, back into balance. although “neither has been com growing population, and govern-, budget for fiscal year 19M is friendship of our European and "Increased interest rates are work "Whatever we truly neqd for our Piemier Gaillard calls for speedy Though the government is skid survival represents essential ex pletely tested." ding into red ink this year, Elsen ment policies designed to facilitate ; oreepted by Congrees, the South American friends" the most ing for the people who already National Assembly approval of penditures. We can afford nothing Ideally. McElroy said, it would hower predicted In his budget mes the • resumption/of growth are Chamber said. serious, foreign policy ecror of the have money. That’s what brought 6-point plan for prolonging Pre Madftllnt Smith Jarvis R«olty Co. less.” havq been better to wait until one sage that rising tax collections among the major factors thst jus-1 Stop Quickly ond Sofdy . . . Elsenhower administration. this (unemployment) about. It’s carious lives of French govern was perfected. MI 9-1643 MIS-4113 e going to cause some trouble. 1 Sarnoff said that "considering will balance the $73,900,000.opo tify this confidence," the Presi CONGRESS TO STUDY BUDOn He made the comment in re the shrinkage of the world caused ments. The long range missile is still dent said. Wa.shlngton, Jan. 13 (AN—(Sen. hope I ’m wrong." New Haven Rail.oad timetable budget for fiscal 1959 with a half- sponse to a reporter's question. by modern science” it would seem farther off, he said, but he added bllllon dollars to spare. . Secretar.v of the Trca.suiy An Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex) said BRAKE RECONDITIONING Asked the reason for his opinion. ■What he ha.s read, Truman said, dated Jan. 3 carrying reduced "has' Indicated the situation will that the principle of imit.v of com that a combination of adyaheed "There are strong grounds to derson told a news conference that • today Congress Is going to tnke H E R E ’S W H A T W'E DO Arthur Wilkit Shtrwood A. B4»«ehitr Truman replied: "They weren’t mand "is even more valid today" schedule |>easenger train times on bases and intermediate range mis support my confidence that the ex some additional factors contributed i a careful look at President get worse before it gets better." Now York - Hartford - S.>rihgfleld 1. Remove Front Wheels and , REGULAR MI 9-4889 M l 8-8989 well treated." ■ To reverse the unemployment than when a Senate-House Com- siles givej the United States pansion of our economy soon will to the administration's optinii.sm. i Eisenhower’s $18,900,000,000 Inspect Brake Drums and Hd did not. discuss the matter .line circulates in Hartford . . "equivalent fire power on the tar be resumed, bringing higher levels Tltese, he .said, include reports budget “ to determine whether It trend, he suggested the economy Premier of Laos, in U.S. on 5-day Lining. further be placed on an expanding basis (Continued on IPnge Eleven get," and he said the 1,500 mile of receipts with present tax rates," showing that business inventories Is adequate to strengthen the 2. Clean, Inspect and Repack The ex-president praised Presi through an "accelerated "public visit," to call on Elsenhower tomor he reported. have been reduced • to normal in ; nation’s security.” ' row. Front 'Wheel Bearings. Elva Tvltr iMic* Cloinptt dent Eisenhower’s ' new letter to works program and increased for T \ • ! TOT 1 -T^* iSUageiBudget ■ L/ircLiLDlntctor Perclvai F many cases, interest charges have ■ George W. Henry, 28, charged COURT B.VCKS ORG.ANlZERS 8. Inspect Grease Seals. MI 9-4469 BII 9-4548 Russian Premier Bulganin as "a eign aid and trade.’,' . D a i l y W o r k e r D i e s Bnmdage supplied the explanation dropped "dramatically." housing; 4. Check and Add Brake FlOld ' good document, an objective docu In a news interview yesterday, Foe of U.S. Elected with murder of Mrs. Maria Pare, , j for Eisenhower's optimism. The activity appatently is reviving, de-> Washington, Jan. IS t^>—The If Needed. ment, that contains a plan for ac Truman called Eisenhower "a fine, 44, of West Hartford Friday in P ro m is in g K e llir il P.^sidents council of Economic partment stores reported, record 1 Supreme Court declared Invalid 8. Adjust Brake Shoes to Secure ROUTE 6, ANDOVER, CONN. tion.” honorable gentleman" who "was In Naha,. Okinawa Keney Tower Hotei, Hartford, pre 1 Advl.sers, the Federal. Reserve Christmas sales, and a "resurgence a Baxley, Ga., ordinance requir FVll Contact'wlth Drums, Elsi* Mtytr T. J. Croekott Then Truman added: a great military commander in sented In police court. Rep. Rus ----- i Board and Treasury were con- of business confidence" has ap-'l ing union organizers to obtala fl. Carefully. Test Brakes. Europe and in NATO, when he had sell W. Keeney (R -Il') dies at Beth- New York, Jan. 13 i/P) 'D'c ' suited on the economic outlook. peared. ' 1 a city permit before soliciting Ml 9-8481 6 i:oom8, 11/2 baths, lot 80 x 270. Full baaament. Im MI 8-1511 " I don’t trust the Russians. I Naha, 'Okiiiawa, Jan.. 13 lAh—An for members, today in a 7-3 vota. never have. I don’t think the ttus- someone to tell him what to do." ardent foe of the United States esda (Md.) Naval Hospital where Daily Worker, the main voice of | Bnmdage said, adding: Budget Director Brundage .hint- { mediate occupancy. Owner transferred out of state. "Who told him what to do?" he had been undergoing treatment Comtiumism in the United States "The.v anticipate a substantial ed the nondefense portion of the'' The decision w as given on na ap aians will go through with it was elected mayor of Naha, capital peal by Rose Staub, an employa Price $15,800. Truman was- asked by a newsman. of the American far eastern base for a Madder ailment. died with today’s edit.on. recov'ery befoie summer.” budget might have been lower ex (Eisenhower’s suggestions for of the International Ladlea’ Gar John Blstoll Gaston Rodlty Co. preparation of a summit meeting) “ The commander-ln-chief." Island of Okinawa. New* employmen'„ opportunities 1 Publication,was suspended on its Eisenhower's forecast of govern cept for the administration's de- i "You were commande r-in- for electrical workers in Water- 34 th birthday. Lack of financial ment revenues in the year start sire to give the economy a nudge. 1 ment Workers’ Unlen. She # * * ' A L L for PI 8-8838 M I 9-5181 but I think we OMiht to continue Leftist Independent Saichi Ka- sentenced in Baxley Pollen Chart neshi defeated Tatsuo Taira,' a bury area and other State indua- s u t^ r t killed the paper. Its week ing July 1 vivas based on an estt-. Decisions like Eisenhower's recent j KENNETH OSTRINSKY talking with th ji^ . . - chlef?" to so days In Jail, or a 8800 flna, '"Sooner or Plater the Russianii "Yes." Truman replied, saying moderate socialist who had prom trial centers predicted by Rep- Pat end qdition, called The Worker, niate that the personal income tff. unfreezing of funds for military terson (R-Conn.) on boshi of Els will continue—at least until next Americans would total $352 billion housing, Brundage said, were in for soliciting union me(nberslilp* T H R E E 15.00 Volut LISTING REALTOR—MI 8-5159 might conclude that it’s to their however, that that was not the ised to cooperate with the United without a p ^ in g for h'permit. Stonlay Bray GoodchiM Rooity best interests to carry out their point he/Avished to stress. States. The result was a -stinging enhower’s budget . . . Long- Dis Sunday. this calendar year, $9 billion more tended to "help the economy gen tance telet)hone workers of A T A Today’s Dally Worker carries than in 1957. erally.” j Brahes — Balancing — Alignment OR CALL THE KEALTOB OF YOUR CHOICE 50 8-7935 agreements.” . " I -dq/not think President Klsen-i repudiation Of U.S: policy on the M l 8-8318 1 go to work with new 16-month two banner headlines shouting de Corporate profits, which in reces In spite of Eisenhower's Novem -! COPPER PRICES CUT Truman made the comments as hower4i a good policy maker, and former Japanese island the Ameri Cl ntract in offing. fiantly: "W e’ll Be Rack! Fighting sion peflods tend to fall. more her declaration that some "desir-' New York. Jna. 18 ID —Kaa- he walked across town for/a break- he doesn’t cprry oql the policies cans haVe occupied since . World necott Copper Corp. and Pbelpo he OMS make," the former presi W ar H. Mfs. .William P. Magrath of Cos for Peace, Democracy and Social- quickly and recover more slowly able but - less essential" civilian I fsest chat with James A, Farley, than individual incomes, arc esti programs of the government! Dodge Corp:, the nnUon’e tw * On All Conventional Makes Clifford Hanfon Wtilos AgMcy Howord Hostings - former Democratic National The paper's demise catpe a few mated at $42 billion this yeatr, the would have to be eliminated en-{ largest copper prodneere, ta d ^ \ P r 8-1858 ■ H I 9-II01 man. Afterwarda he made the jby of a Manhattan hotel. turns from the voting yesterday attend Army dedication two yeara H I 8-I80S jj ■ ago of monument to her brother-. days after John Gates, its editor- same as 1957. , tlrely. few of the going civilianj cut their price for copper 4w* Aoanev mile and a quarter trip hack to 'I'ruman made a simitar crlticisni gave kanezhi 35,118 votes to 34,- centf) a pound. Kenaseett, tha I If', ■ ta-law, objects to free Navy-tlWM.; in-clilqL resigne'-’ his post and from The message stressed the role .programs suffered substantial; A a ^ u T - i\[ MI .A the hotel where he ia sUying bY of Secretary of state John Foster 118 for TfiJra. More than 70“ p«r No. 1 producer, made.the redne- cent of the city’s 99.739 voters cast pertzUon for four Wallingford boys the party. of govemmeiit spending in supply cuts. HMHUARTY BROTHERS Carlton W. Hutchins -4 Arthiir A. Kndfla John H. LoppGn, Inc. ^ ‘ tfl3ti*'' Dulleii ‘ ' Propoaed nondefense sphncUng* ticn first and wasae q a M ^ tol- * Worrtn E. Howland, • t The secretary "did ipretty well" hzHotif., " who want to fire homeinade rocket' Gates, who had refused to have ing the stimulant to..busines8 and M l 8-81S" 'n 8-5440 • ; / ' a n t-538il Talks ef Unemployment employmsnt. actually went up to $300 ^nittion Icnred hy Phelpa Do^go. K « M I 8-1108 r . Truman also Miked to reporters when he was a consultant to the The -capital's prp-OCmmunlit . . . Shirley Temple returns to show the paper foilow a strict Moscow catt said tho redaeOoai' fffi* at* 301-315 CENTER ST. ^ Ml 3^5135 ; , bualneoe with appeafapee on TV ’”nte acceleration of defense ef- over the current yeara Rfuzai to about rislnc unsmployment lit ths fopta already under way. th* In- $36,800,000,000. , 1. faitiv* Immediately. 'ooitttrjr.'::', ■ J/!. ■ (OoatfaiMd Ml P a g * Four) (GottUaiMd i k Fag« F «tf )..> fairy talf Miiss. . ' (CsattfiiiMi on Pat* !> *) ^ .. ^ i,!.; . ;\i . ■ i -X”* • . - i'- >s . V - s. ' V A '15/ ■ ' ■/'. '■ X V. ,
