FRIDAY, FEBRUARV 27, 1959 The Weather p a g e SnCTEEN JKaitrljPBtPr lEitgntng Ijpntlh Average Daily Net Press Run Foreeaat ot U. 8. Weather Bareea For the Week Kadlag wred by the ManchUbr Science.j February SI, lt59 lon w»* driving w**t when *h# hit g en er a l Uloudy tonight, ocaslonal Hght the parked car, owned by Ml** Anron Cook. »on of Mr. uid Mr*. Girl 'Hospitalized, *^Dr". Alexander Zerban. deah of rain likely. Clearing Sunday morn Aaron Cook, S62 K. Middle Tpke., Watkins, Ansaldi Mary L. Burke of 163 'Main St. 12,086 The parked car wa* bounced onto the School of Engineering ^ t*l« TV SERVICE ing beoomlng fair by afternoon. A b o u t Tow n ha* been elected to the Babaon In- Hurt ill Accident University rf Hartford, will be the Member of the Audit Btitute Chapter of Blue Key, na Heading Divisions ; the lawn. MU* Conlon *ald *he i took her attention from the road main speaker. Night* Pin# Pert# Bureau of Clrcnlation. Mancheiler— A City of Village Charm A B5th wedding anni.crsary tional honor fraternity. A 1957 A 12-year-old Mancheator Rflrl for a moment and did not notice Winner# in the three divisions TEL. MI 8-5482 party ■««* given at the British graduate of Looml* School, he la Of Cancer Drive waa ho*pitall*ed after an auto ac were chosen by a panel of 1 a junior at Babaon, and also a the Burke vehicle. PRICE FIVE CENT'S siMUran Club on Jan. 31 in honor a junior m ----- cident at 5 p.iii yrsterday and later Police *ald Ml** Conlon'* car wa* judges Tuesday. First place in the MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1959 (Claeatfled Adverttetag on Pago 8) of Mr and Mr.*. James McArdlc. | member of Alpha^Kappa Psi. R. Bruce Watkins haa been underwent atirgery for a lacerated , a total loa* and Mia* Burke'* waa ' senior division waa won by Clyde VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 127 (TEN PAGES) Richard, senior at MHS. Judy Lar m * T c S \ Member* of “ the BmamielUi- named chairman of the Retailer'a forehead. . heavily damaged. < Divlilon and Andrew’ Ansaldi will Gail Dougan, of 45 Welcome PI.. son, an eighth grader at K»''Mrd CHARGE YOUR Junior High, won the Junior high SJ^^irCa^edr^. Hartford. 1 head the Contractor'* Division for W'a* reating comfortably thia morn ing, authorlllea at Mancheater Me division. Timothy Badger, pupil at prescriptions here Separate Peace Seen I the 1959 M anchester Cancer Cni- morial Hospital aaid. and her con 8lh Science Fair the Green School, won the sixth Beck Plans Gov. Brown • sade. The announcement of these dition Is good. grade dltdaion, and Mary Gorman, ^^^televlsion today on the! at Christ the King Lutheran also a pupil at Qreen School, won i appointmenta has been made by P atricia A. Conlon, 1?, of 19 Assembly Tonight "Cmmectlcut Life" program at Church in Windsor. Reservations i William H. Sleith. general chalr- Welcome Pi., the driver of the car . I the fifth grade divlalon. May Swing Army Moon-Shot Try fennel IS. I for luncheon, which will be PHARMACY q Khrushchev to See in which Gall was injured, was T Appeal 8.30 p.m., cn , served following the business sea- 1 man. Award* in the eighth Manchester Havana A .drydock that can n. wwew One of the most vital aervlcea treated at the hospital for bruises Seletice F air will be presented to- Vias Patricia K, Mullen of 23 -ion at the Bradley Field Terrace of the nose and knee and waa dia- handle ships up to 11,000 tons is I innnore Dr left Paturdav bv Room should be made no later provided by the Manche.sler Cancer ' night at *:1« in the high school expected to be completed in Hava- Nomination S ^ f o r Fort Lauderdale. >la[. I than Monday. March 2. with Mrs. Sncletv and the Cofinec.Uctil Divi chsrged. I auditorium. The awarding of nrisea ; na bv Jan u arj’, 1960. I t will co.sl 664 CENTER ST. Conviction Misa Conlon was arrested after i and certificates of honorable men East German Fair sion of the American Cancer So ______to spend a two weSks vacation as ; Kdward Marsh, the accident and was charged with tion will close the 2-day fair apon , jso.obo.ooo. the house guest of Mr. and Mrs i — ciety Is its education program. Ar- rangementa are made for the dis-. failure to pass to the left.- Police Tacom8,„Wa3h., Feb. 28 (/P) Washington, Feb. 28 (TP)-— George Sylvester, formerly of New xhe Kiwanla Club will i^ect aaid Miss Conlon crashed iitto a Berlin, Feb. 28 (/P)—Soviet^visit, according to adn. w*-" that Tuesday at 12:15 p m. *t the S .1* Iributlon of llteranire and poslera,, —Sentenced to five years in Khrushchev had been invited b> The Democratic party’s deci H artford. bearing cancer warning meSaagea. parked ^ar on E. Center St., weal Premier Khrushchev will come Likely This Weekend Restaurant Or. Charlea F. Jacob r i s o n, former Teamster the East German regime to visit Phsmplets are distributed to per- | E n g a g e d of Parker St. sion to hold its 1960 Conven Mr. and Mrs. John Rota. IRfi son .Ir. will speak on ••Fiviorida- According to police, Mia* Con &nion president Dave l?eck to East Germany to attend the fair, the world's biggest East- tion in Los Angeles appeared ^ sons of all ages, empltaslzing tlie ^ Tlie. engagement of Miss .loyce ^ West trading event. Eldridge St., will leave by train tion." I advantages of health rlieckiips and used a handful of cashier’s the Leipzig Trade Fair which likely to move California’s tomorrow for Mt. Vernon. N 1 . 3'holma .Martin to William Johnson i opens Sunday. Presumably he Both the Soviet Union and East I speedy medii al attention .it the Munaie Is announced by her par- ; checks yesterday to gain re Germany have aaid they may sijjn Gov. Edmund G. Brown into a where they wnll welcome home r.irl Scouts who wi.«h to submit lenrlieat sign of a cancer symptom, will take advantage of the oc their friends. Mr and Mrs .lohn ents,- the Rev. and Mra ,1. Dean; ( SPRING STYLE SYMPHONY lease to appeal his income tax a separate peace treaty if the kingmaker role in the presi an entry to the Girl Scout art i Film sliowings and cancer talks .Martin of Schenectady. N. Y. Boccalatte, who have been spend .ahow. -ricturp Your Home F'ron- evasion conviction “all the casion to talk over the Berlin West ref\i.se.*» to meet Soviet terms dential noniinating contest. May Throw Satellite ing several weeks In F.-.irope. In are offered to groups and organi Her flam e is the son of Mr. and, crisis with East German of on a peace treaty for all of Ger ■,ier.' should have their pictures zations. Facilities are availalile to Mrs. William M. Munsie, .38 Ad"-' way.’’ The committee voted 71-35 yes Italy, the Boccalattes... V .u en.toycd - , a 2- < into the Girl .Scout office or at the set up school and plant education FIR U.S, District Judge George ficials. many. terday to hold •it's nominating eon- week \isit with a brother and .s;s- laide Rd The Soviet Union announced last week visit wuth a home of their neighborhood chair- program s FASHION SHOW and TEA Boldt gave Beck a scathing lec ADN. the official East German i vention in Los Angeles. Chicago 2 Misa M arlin is a graduate pf SAFETY’S SAKE t month it wants a German peace ter of John Rota w;ho rc*,rt^ hv Monday. Instructions In I Tlie englargement of this educa- ture before sentencing him and as- news agency, announced the , , ‘ and Philadelphia members fought In Orbit Around Sun Coluniliia Ciiiversity and of Ihe treaty that would recognize Ger- . decision in an acrimoniou.s f> Monferrato in the , ho O clohir la.ue of the • Girl : lion program la one of the aims of Oepariment of Nu sing of Colum- And Longer Tire Wear aessing a $60,000 fine. Khrushchev visit. It quoted a Tass The pudgy ex-labor leader came agency dispatch today from Mos many's present boundaries, includ hour sesaion of Ihe gro\ip but lost of Scout l.a'ader " or Ihe .lanuary- I the f’ancer fru sad e whicli will be liia tlnn-ersity, and is now on the. Drive In For Our ing the boundary that divides the time in FYance a -* o' the lnr.iI hulirtin con.Im ted througl’ the month of staff of the Visiting Nurse Service Sponsored By to couft prepared. He had a bundle cow. j by votes ranging from 68-37 to 67- of cashier's checks, each for $1.3,- Tass did not give the exact day country into two stales. The Rus ,39 in attempts lo substitute their, Cape Canaveral. Fla., FoL. 28
eeds The couple will he m arried in mats in Berlin that the Soviet V\ eslern diplomats in Berlin say ience on the choice of the I960 Preliminaries in tlie hig weekend space show were: •Mildred Bowers of Bolton will .June. Insj^ection. Feb. 19, Beck spent a night be Union may be getting ready, lo ■ one reason why the Soviet Union nominee. and Repaired speak on missionary work in the George F. and Nadia N. Ted- , ------—------1------hind bar# for the first time in his would sign a a'parate peace treaty Launching of a lioweiful 80-fnot 'riior-Ahlc rocket early ford lo Barbara Anne Wrobelski. Work (lone by expert* on nil Fashions By: sign a separate peace treaty with ! As the host governor. Brown i today on-a 5,000-mile ICl’.M nose cone recovery test, F ar East. commencing business wi'h $10,000 life before appeal bond waa .set. Germany. with East Geigvanv would be to will get an early chance to dis-i All work guaranteed. Free property on Hllliaid .St. conventional make* of enrn. A motion for a new trial was 1 pick-up and delivery. lOp;, t Clifford Vnracy, Oonald P. Richter Some of the diplomats were in-| give a cloak of ' ; play himself to the convention del- | i Successful firing of a ‘iS-foot .lupiter mi.ssile yesterday The Vagabond Automobile (Tub' .vttaniey Bray to Ellery B and denied. "■ thdrawal from the rour-powei g welcoming speech It off on aharpening until Marjorie H. Keith, property on and l^ali P. Bryan, incorporators. Land O Fashion dined to view the Leipzig Fair as | (jver a 1,700-mile range to test its tactical liallistic shell, nose of Manchester will hold a record | Park Homes, Inc., conduct real The government could claim j nothing more than an excuse for occupation of ^Berlin ; was with jiist such a spcecli tiial March lat. E. .Middle Tnke, .MORIARTY Reichlin Furriers more than half a million dollars cone, engine, warhead and fusing s.vslcm. hop tomorro\.- from 7:.30 to 12:30, ' estate business; capital slock of Donations $ 1.00 I Khru.shdiev to come to East Ger- ] Last Nov. 27. the Russians an- , y\dlai E. Stevenson brouglu the I.rftunchlng of the Navy's Polnrb • ------p.m at the American legion Certlflenle of Ineorporniton from Beck. nounced that within six months | down in the 1952 Chicago BRUNO MOSKE Boltoll Holding Coi p . opetnte ' 200 shares, all common and witli- BROTHERS Bridal Party Penthouse I many and conduct on-the-spot miclear submarine rocket yester Home. I ! out par value: coiiinienciiig busi- He was charged with evading 1 talks with East German officials. ------convention that later nominated and manage private golf club; S01-.315 CENTER STREET $240,607 for the years 1950-.53, but (Continued on Page Fonr> | hjn, fg,. p,osldent. day. The Navy later said the Polar-1 Ml 3-0771 ‘ ness with $10,000. Seymour A. I The official explanation of the l.s niay have broken np aoon after ' The Green Tiitimh Group of the ^ capital stork of .FlOO.OnO tlivided Telephone MI 3-.3I35 the government raised, its estimate ______I Probably nobody in California Weather Eye into 300 shares of A common stock ! Rolhenberg. -lean C. Pasqualini it disappeared Into Ihe cloinla, al-; Community Y 'ciji meet Monday i and .lay K. Rubinow, incorpora of the amount actuall.v owed to I thinks that Brown is a serious can at R p.m. Misa Millirent Jones, with par value and OR.'i of B $258,636. In addition to the fine didate for the nomination. But a.* though eon.slderable test data wna| I preaidertt of the Manche.sler Gar- ' (ommon stock with $100 par value: tors. and court cost.s. a 50 per cent a favorite son he can control Cali reeorded. 3'lil'ee of four earlier Working Fine, den CUih. and .Jrs. Albert Bolls' fraud penalty of $129,318 and $96,- fornia's powerful convention vole Polaris firings were iinsucees.sful. of Lydall St . wi'l show slides of j 996 in interest at 6 per cent brings Mikoyan Surprises on the first ballot. After that, anv- The Army moon rocket wailing NASA Reports 'Gardens Hone and Abroad." 'n-.. the total to $555,911. thing can happen to the California lo take the limelight wa,? a 4-stage eluding the colo- ial W illiam aburg.il Beck, 64. stood calm and quiet, vote. Jnno II a Jupiter surmounted NOTTCF, Va . gardens and others in Eng one hand clenched behind his back Brown's convention role is simi with three surces.slve stages of W ashington, Feb. 28 (/D—Van land. The "Green Thunibers " ex and the other in a trouser pocket, British After Blast lar to that of some other earlier Sergeant roekels. guard 11 America's weather eye THE OFFirF. OF tend an invitation to the Newcom as the judge began his denotmee- California governors. He ran at Its sta r role will he to huiJ a satellite is working like a charm, ers’ club and others interested. Re TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF J. W. HALE’S ment. tempt to throw the slatc'a inipor- 13-po\ind , satellite loaded wllli ■spare experts reported today. racilatlon eqcnpment pa.?t Ihe moon IndirAtimis are the newest satel freshm ents will he served. He refused two invitation? to Mikoyan also voiced a warning tant delegation behind one of Ihe DR. M. r . FANCHFR Leningra
ead- in flight. There will he 11 of the stas I. Mikoyan and Foreign Min er Lyndon Johnson and House had completed 108 orbits around p m ,«ervire hi.a subjecl will he ister Andrei Gromyko. East German stale. solid fuel sergeant lockets in the j o m Speaker Sam Rayburn, will be the second stage, three in tlie third. the Karth since it was hurled into "Cirrumaenbed Chriatianity." Mikoyan and Gromyko flew here Mikoyan, standing for a seat in Ribicoff Seeks main speakers. The dinner will The fourth .stage will tie one Ser- i orbit F‘>h. 17. On 96 of the orbits, from Moscow with British Am the Russian Federation Parlia it clicked off Us "weather" re ment. made his remarks at a honor newly-elected governors geant. rocket to which the little bassador Sir Patrick Reilly. Mac and Congress members. port.? in perfect order, NASA New Branch in millan flew ih from Kiev. political rally at Rostov-on-Don satellite will he attached. News that Loa Angeles had won The planes o. the lOartli and added. TTie orbit count was the A British spokesman said Mac while Macmiilan was visiting the latest available. Ukrainian capital of Kiev. the convention was greeted with moon are now In the best relation BOYS’ millan had no advance notice that NASA said that in almost every Courts System Mikoyan was joining him for his Macmillan told his Russian hosts enthusiasm by city officials. President Accepts Statue with the moon about 220.000 Wonderful "E.O.M. Sale Specials!' Councilwoman Rosalind Wyman miles from the Earth. instance the 12 orbit reports that 2-day visit lo Leningrad, at a dinner in Kiev last night tliat President Eisenhower yesterday in Washington accepted a statue were lost were due to human— Saturday Is Your Last Chance To Take Advantage Of These A British official said that Mik- the Soviet Union must negotiate aaid "now we can prove that our The first .,rm y moon-shoot la.st POLISH CHINO Hartford, Conn., Feb. 2R i.Ti The town is the best in the nation." of Simon Bolivar, a gift to the linlled Stale* from Venezuela. not lo satellite - erro; such as a REG. $1.00 ARKWRIGHT oyon had mentioned eailier in the with an honest desire for fair The 8-lon statue stand.* in a park near the Department of In Der. 6 climbed 64,000 miles. The Democratic slate administration's Council president John S. Gib.son Pioneer II rocket fired by the Air receiving station missing its as bill to do over the minor courts-^ week that he njight come to Lenin agreement if it really wants peace. terior headquarters, background. (AP Photofax). _____ signment for the Vanguard ’broad Special grad but, as,in the ca^pf Soviet But source# cln6fc.| ,n lh«L.Britl»h. said "now we'll go after the Re Force last ^^Jov. 8 reached 71,000 still undevgoing. revision in the. Premier KhriTshchev's trip'to Kiev, publicans." miles. cast. hands of a legislative subcommittee dislegation *ald MacffliUen na* juat Vanguard takes about 126 m in the British were later told those about given up hope of bringing Camille F. Gravel ,Tr. of Louisi The Soviets ha .’e claimed they Sale - has been altered to create a new ana, who headed the site subcom utes to whirl around the Earth. Girls' 2 Piece Tbuv TlnwSp^dnq, division, the Circuit Court. plans had been dropped. East and West closer together on .sent a spare probe past the moon SLACKS mittee, said the party would get For more than 50 minutes of that NYLONS Khrushchev Thursday^^nceled the Berlin cri.sis in view of early this year. When the administration bil first about $750,000 in benefits from Navy Says Red Ship time it is in sunlight, its two pho l.is planned trip to Kiev with the Khrushchev's uncompromising The Tlior-Able fired early today Sizes 6 to 18 Sheer dark scam hosier,! in new spring appeared, it provided that the 168 British leader, pleading he had to stand. Loa Angeles. shot through the clouds with a tocells busily scanning the Earth. medium and long with reinforced heel and too fbr cxtia town and city courts in the stale see a dentist about a toothache. The convention will open July brilliant flash at the start of the Cloud areas reflect about 80 per / Coordinates | would be swept away and hp re The Soviet premier attacked the II, I960, in the Los Angeles Arena That s.ime day he received an West Tuesday and turned down a nose cone recovery lest- the fifth cent of the sun's light, land 15 to Colors: Desert Send, wear. Sizes S' s to 11. placed by a stronger, more tightly Iraqi delegation at the Krefnlin, which is now 80 per cent complete. 20 per cent, and sea only 5 per Ga.v p'.aifl.'! and print." in ua."h knit Common Plea.* Court network. western call for a foreign minis The air-conditioned, double-tiered May Have Cut Cable of a series The first four failed. Blouses and many observers said Khrush The rocket was equipped with a cent. These, are the intensities that ters' conference on Germany. Block, Gray and and wpar. A must in f'vpr.t pirls' liie state's present 12 Common chev had a "diplomatic tooth arena will seat 22,400 persons for Vanguard parefully stores in Its Pleas judges would continue their However. British Foreign Sec guidance system of Ihe new Titan Cocoa Brown. ache." convention.?. tape recorder. wardrobe. Sizes 7 to 11. present duties and be known as I retary Selwyn Lloyd, accompany Plans call for seating the 3,500 Sale Price Mikoyan waa in a gay mood as ing Macmillan, has been pictured Argentia. Nfld,, Feb. 28 i/Pi TheVday. The pilot said the ships "just (Continued on Pago Three) In • order to conserve battery Section A of the Common Pleas | U.S. Navy lieutenant who searched appear to be fishing." PAIR Court, Section B, made up of 40 j he waited on the ramp and greel- as determined to salvage some (Contlnned on Page Three) power, tiny solar cells operate a • ZIPPER CLOSURES ,, thing out of the Khrushchev-Mac- the Novorossisk says the Soviet Rough seas and,drifting ice held switch that halts the tape when new full-time judges, would take, ed Macmillan. Both exchanged up repairing of the enables. Two Reg. $5.98 — Sale Dresses over the duties of the abolished ' friendly remarks before Macmillan millan talk* which have been un trawler "probably quite likely' had the satelli'j 1.4 in the shadov of • PRE.CUFFED $"^.29 productive thus far. something to do with breaking Western Union cableships are MakeriOS Leaves I the Earth -and turn it on when town and city court. ! went off with Leningrad officials A final meeting between the two Transatlantic cables. standing by but the weather fore I sunlight comes again^ The latest word, however, from | inspect a brightly uniformed Hoff a Receives cast was gloomy for beginning • SANFORIZED the subcommittee working on the ' honor, leader* is scheduled in the Krem But, he emphasize.?, "I don't On Hop lo CypriiH Once op each orbit a tracking Sale Price final draft of the administration's The appearance of Mikoyan wes lin Monday with a communique to know whether accidentally or in work for some hour*. station on the ground Interrogates bill is that the A and B labels have i especially surprising in view of the follow. Authority for tentionally." The Soviet Communist party London, Feb. 28 —Archbishop Reg. $3.98 Values been abandoned. | fact that he last night implied | The British Prime Minister was Lt. Donald Shcely of Falls newspaper Pravda called the Makarios departed for Rome by (Continued on Page Three) Instead, the bill would keep the Macmillan was responsible for the faintly praised and roundly criti- (Jhurch, Va., told a news confer boarding Illegal and the official plane today on the first leg of his $ Select a bloti.se from our new spring Sale! present dozen Common Pleas chill on British-Soviet talks in 1 cized in Mikoyan's Rostov-on-Don ence here last night that the Rus Soviet news agency Tass described return to Cyprii.? after three years 0.98 Moscow by taking a "tough line" speech. Strike at Sears M pr. judges doing what they are doing sians offered no resistance to his it as the "unlawful action of the in exile. stock. We have prints, pa.stels and now and the minor court work on Germany. He said Macmillan The Soviet deputy premier said boarding party on Thursday and American naval fleet in the open It was his .second attem pt to REGULAR had assumed that position in talks dots in cotton or dacron. Sizes 32 would be handled by a group of Miami Beach, Fla^, Feb. 28 Iffi — sailed away on being told lo leave sea " leave London. Earlier he was Bulletins to 38. judges comprising a Circuit Court. with Khrushchev. (Continued on Page Four) The Team ster# Union board of the Grand Banks area where five Neither gave any immediate in aboard another airliner that re SPORTSWEAR DEl'ART.MENT 59c ahd 69e It would be separate from the Com-! cable* were broken. dication whether the Russians in- turned to London after one engine from the AP Wireij BOYS' SHOP director# hag given union president Girls' Preteen SECONO FLOGR . . . mon Pleas Court. In Sydney. N.S., the Eastern tend to went dead soon after takeoff. A subcommittee spokesman said | James Hoff* authority to call a protest. If they do, they face a The bearded 45-year-old Greek strike against Sears, Roebuck and Telegraph and Telephone Co. said yesterday the final draft of the | Quietly, Informally rebuff. Cypriot leader was unshaken by IKE EXTENDS OIL CURBS measure may be ready in a few i Co. a patrol plane had sighted about the incident and stepped out of the The union Is trying to organize 20 trawlers—15 of them Russian- - U.S. State Department press Washington, Feb. 28 (IP)— days.. Administration leaders hope officer Lincoln W hite aaid in 4-engined DC6 smiling. BLOUSES Reg. $14.98 Values Special Sale On It will get the approval of the full Sears mail order, warehouse and still operating in the area yester- President Eisenhower totlay or Washington "I dont' think any He went to the airport’s lounge CEHOUSESSON judiciary committee within 10 days truck driver employes across the dered the voluntary oil import Church Togetherness apology is involved in any way, for distinguished pa.s.sengers and I IM Fnllv cottons and other smart and then go to the Senate for ap- j country. control program continued shape or form. This was not a chatted calmly with friends over through March 10 to permit W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS styles for ,\oiir Faster suit. Sizes proval. I There was no elaboration from lea while engineers swarmed over SLIPS Senate approval of the bill the union on how a strike should hostile action, but an investiga study of new proposals for con 8 to H. riioo.se .tour favorite style from News Tidbits tion clearly provided for under the plane lo determine whether seems likely. In the House, though, Project 20 Years Old be conducted. the faulty engine could be fixed trols. The voluntary limitations terms of a treaty." on crude oil Imports, which have our fresh new stock. Shirtwaist, Popular make all nylon: also there will probably be a battle be However, in union organization Culled from AP Wires immediately. cause Republican members have al campaigns a call for a strike The Soviet accounts of the been In effect In various de dacron, cotton, nylon blend slips. boarding in the Grand Banks fish A triumphant welcome awaits sheath, two-piece. Prints, checks, declared their intention to try to By TO.M HENSHAW when Catholic and Protestant of a non-organized company or M akarios' return to the i.sland grees for about two years, were Reg. $3.98 — Sale Both in proportioned lengths. ing grounds off Newfoundland scheduled to expire at mid keep the Legislature from killing (AP Rellglou* Writer) | clergy and lay leaders were forced plant ordinarily means a picketing Actress Audrey Hepburn, who from which he wa* banished by Lace ti'immed at bodice and hem. off the 102 trial justice courts in made no mention of the 1884 night tonight. .solids in dacron, cotton, ainel jte> Protestant-Catholic together- to cooperate—and learn to respect of the company's operations. was injured in a fall from a horse White only. Sizes 32 to-42. Regu Yard the small towns. ness movement, long antedating ^ each other -in exile and in concen Under such a "strike” the union (Continued on Pag# Phree) UNIVERSAL last month, f.ew back to Mexico (Continued on Page Three) jHO RAPS IMPERIALISTS and cotton, rayon. Misses and lar 83.08. S.ale In a recent caucus, the GOP Pope John XXIH's call for an' tration camps. seeking to organize the woPkers 36’’ lawmakers decided to try for a to resume work on a movie . . . Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 28 ecumenical council, observes its Observations by Father Dulles estal.'lishes picket lines in efforts Advance contingents began as women's sizes. You’ll be pleas Wide 20th birthday this year. The Rev. Avery Dulles. Jesuit to persuade eriployes to enroll in (/P)—President. Ho Chi Mlnh ot Custom Pre-engineered (Continued on Pnge Nine), son of Secretary of State John sembling in Bangkok for a SE.YTO Communist North Viet Nam to 'The movement, called Una Sanc- the uni">n and customers to re air support drill March 2 to 8. .. ant l\- surprised when you visit ta, has been going on so quietly Foster Dulles, a Presbyterian, at frain from^ conducting business No Crop Controls—But day accused "diehard imperial The nation's traffic death toll ist’s" of hampering reunification and informally that its partici tended a Una Sancta meeting last with the struck company. summer in Niederaltaich and set Jumped *"/■ in January, fnlerrupt- with South Viet Nam by turning our Choose from many ci'ease resistant pants probably are surprised to Ordinarily there is no require ing a 2-yenr downtrend. It Into an armetl camp. The visit Chin ese Reds find that they have been getting doxYn his observations in the Cath ment that any company workers ALI. SALES FINAL cotton print.", finest percale prints olic magazine America. The Ja))anese Foreign Office an Rebel Farmer Learns ing president and former gue together for two decades. who have signed up with the union nounced signing of a treaty of trade rilla leader made the charges be and novelty fabrics. Una Sancta, meaning "One "The theological papers." he leave their job*. On the contrary, READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT LINGERIE DEPARTMENT wrote, "came up to the high level and navIgaUon with Yugoslavia fore a special session of parlia niRI»S' nEPART.MENT Get Opposition Holy." is confined almost exclu in many instances those already ment. He also visited with Pres FI-OOR . . . sively to the German-spefeking which one expects from German ... Gen. Sir. Francis Festlng says SECOND F1.00R. SECOND F1.00R . . . enrolled remain on their jobs and that Kenya is of strategic Impor Of Aussie Wheat Rule ident Sukarno and Premier countries of Europe. Its partici scientific theology. And there was GARAGES no attempt to minimize or bypass continue to advocate union en tance to Britain.. .James Dudley Djiianda. On Communes pants are chiefly Roman Catholic rollment of fellow workers. the points of disagreement. Skinner, 86 Bridgeport civic lead and Lutheran clergymen and lay Hoffa, after the cloaing aesslon of Pricad from "Bnf the remarkable thing about er, died early today at hi* home Washington, Feb. 28 (A?1— I s f 1958 for overplanting w heat al .\1KLINE STRIKE .WEBTED 1 WHAT A VALUE! SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $9.98 Bv BOY ESSOYAN theologians. the executive board's annual win lotments set by his county agri New York, Feb. 28 t«fi—.A fed-) Special Sale The movement has one basic the Niederaltaich Conference . . . in Fairfield. Australia the answer for Ameri b a t e s p ip in g r o c k , s o l id COLORED CORDED Hong Kong. Feb. 28 (fPI—The was rather the informal conversa- ter meeting, announced yesterday Eight politicians accused of cultural slabllipalion comrnitlee. oral mediator announced today Special Sale gulding principle: An emphasis on .morsr the can farmer* who want to escape REG. 39c TRICOT KNIT RAYON Chinese Communists are running serving the French before Tunisia government crop controls 7 He said he was never accepted that a threatened strike Mondey Into opposition in their effort to the things which both Protestants | (Continued on Page Three) any price support payments and by 8,000 employesc of Pan and Catholics have in ro^mon won independence given prison Stanley Yankus, a Michigan REGULAR $5.95 IMPORTED wipe out China's traditional fam sentences in Tunl.sian court rang farmer who talks of migrating contended he shouldn't have to .American World Airway* liM ily system through the newly rather (hnn disputes ° "The discussion was earnest but ing up to 10 years. . . . The lower down under for just that purpose, obey restrictions because he feeds been averaed. Agreement "In things which keep them apart. always charitable. There was no created people's communes. Rep. Green Claims ing of electricity rate* in the shows sign* of wonderiflg. all the grain he grows to his principle” was reached after an Peiping's press has carried re Seek Underotandlng . unwelcome proselytizing, nor did I provinces of Havana decreed after Rep. Wint Smith (R-Kani sug chickens. ali-night negotiating session, ac BEDSPREADS UNDERWEAR port# recently about officially Informal headqijarters of ^e ^ membera all-night discussions by Premier Declaring he was being penal cording to Franels .A. CFNelH Jr., gested yesterday that ifi Yankus sponsored debates In various parts movem^t is the Benedictine Ab > either group were shocked or Politics, Trial Link Fidel Castro's cabinet. ized for '"the strange crime of a member of the National Medi HANDBAGS bey in Niederalalch, Germany. Its ; their faith, ! moves to Australia he would have of China on the subject of family Though intensive search h.ia to sell all the wheat ha grows to producing crops," Yankus said he ation Board. NO MONEY DOWN Everyone knows .the life. The reports normally wind up ab^t, the Rt. Emanuel Heu-; "Wtiiie facing honestly the fact Lewisburg, Pa., Feb. 28 (P)— wielded no clue to two Dartmouth had reached a reluctant decision All leather lined in gleam $1.00 felder, deacribea Una Sancta 8 aims religious division, they lid not the government under Australian ing patent*. Al.sn new Bates Piping Rock; a •with claims that the participants, Rep. William J. Green Jr. (D-Pi.), College physicians who disappear to migrat to Australia, FOG HALTS AIK TR.AFB10 O C T . "ke this; allow it to prevent an objective^, un- acquitted yesterday in a govern farm laws. New York, Feb. 28 (jTI —Fog 1st Payment •SIMPO, BOfter than calf- beautiful .solid color re Only for "after thorough discussion, unani ed a week ag6 on plane flight, fel ■•I'll look into that," Yankus He told reporters he had been Lim ited mously agreed" with the wisdom "Its goal is not the conversion emotional discussion of agreements ment .conspiracy case, issued a low airmen still have hope they granted ndmiseion to Australia ‘.caused by moist ocean air collid akin. versible heavy f corded Of told a House Agriculture subcom of the party line. the Protestant churches but a i discrepSncles. On each aide I statement charging that his in will be found alive. . . . Joseph and had applied for a passport. ing with land air hampered spread. Be here early for QtiaiUily genuine meeting of Christiana in noted an earnest desire to learn dictment and trial were Inspired mittee. plane operation* from New'Eing- Special Sole Price Elastic or band leg briefs witli full elastie Peiping'# official People’# Dally Barbara Jr., whose father p’ayed Queried by a reporter, an Aus H* said he would have lo sell order to find the will of God tp- how the other group really under by politics. host to the notorious 19.’'-7 imder- land to Charleston, 8. C., t ^ FREI HANDBAG DEPARTMENT these! waist band. White only. Sizes 6. 6 and 7. recently reported, however, that gether in a new ufiderstanding. tralian embassy official said hi# j his farm to pay the government stood the Christian mesaage. . Green and two others were world conference at Apalach.n, day. No planes left IdtewUd .MAIN FLOOR AT ENTRANCE after one such debate the partici "Both sides are learning gto see country ha# no crop restrictions fines. "It will take a couple of CUPOLA with ev«ry pant# "were not unanimous on the - "Many, ghosts have been laid low found Innocent by a Jury of seven N Y., is free in »I,500 ba'I pending months to ma,ke the arrange Airport hero between 7:05 ajn. 3 the good li) each other and to be by the simple process of acquiring men ai>d five women which delibr a hearing on a 0-count perjui-y in but .that grower# are .required by and 8:30 h.m. and there were no question of whether collective life neither anti-C athollc nor MtU- law# to market their crop through m ents." he added. first-hand information about the erated leas -than three hours. dictm ent. LtEter in the day an aide to Sec arrivals between 7:14 iM”*' purchase duriug FEB. Is, better or more heartwarming Proteatant. Differences will re- ftdv6rB&ry.**. • a wheat board. He said the board Operation* were shut down at than family life." Afterward Green, < Philadelphia Pravda describe* Soviet Premier retary of Agriculture Benson said maln-r-not In- a hostile manner— Would UNA Sancta prov« fruitful Democratic city chairman, said in i# an organization of producers. La Ouardia Field from 7:30 to Free Parking Rear Of Store Other articlea carry equally sur Khrushchev'* lajitest demand for Yankus, who operates a 100-acre Benson is In complete sympathy but as brothers looking to • the in the United States? Not In its his prepared statement: summit conference a* “frank and 9:30. ____ prising remarki. They quote peas sam e .Christ." German form, thinks Father farm at Dowagiac, Mich., told the with Yankus and other farmers in UNIVERSAL BUILDERS CORP. "Thia entire, proceeding has realistic reply to most pressing a similar situation. ants a# saying: Una. Sancta was founded in Dulles, perhaps In one "adapted to subcommitteee earlier.- that Ws TRADE PACT TAUW "In the small family of the past, been a 4-ylar endeavor by the question of our time—how to avert But the aide said ■"as long as BOX 1708 - 65 STILES ST.. NEW HAVEN, CONN CORP. We welcome charge accounts! «ree" Trading Stamps 1939 by a Roman Catholic priest, our own traditions and religious the disaster of war."... Soviet gov- thriving egg business ha# been Taipei, Fob. 98 (®—Ni JW.HAU member# of the, household ate the Rev. Max Metzger, who waa situaUon." national a^ilnistration to hara## ruined py what he termed hara#a- the legal limitations exist on iOlst Gblna has aynsd cash sales and also to ciistoiwrh who pay t h e i r charge account within whatever they liked and drank apd embarrasa me, and has had eipm ent »eiid* gifts to U.S. Navy production of wheat for use on Withmil obligation please lend FREE citalogue ' B-4 martyred by the German Naaia a And, of course, presupposiio: fin^t mea at Newfoundland who looked ment by "bureaucrat# In the De- pan's proposal to eqMI O MANCHESTER CONH> whatever beverages they wished. every aspect of political persecu- farms where It is grown, the eec- fifteen (15) days after billMW date. ____ few years later for hi* t^peration we do no( "accept the fact of re after Deputy Premier Mikoyan 'Partment of Agriculture." 1 4 amw tnde)-' pMl nam e ■ ______CITY------^ AU day long membisra -of the fam with Protestants in opposing H it ligious divisioa (as) Willed by God" Uoo.” The 40-year-oid farmer, father retary has no altemstlva but to I CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS and provided '‘Protestant and «"<4 Green, John P . -OOboy, formar when hli plelne made a forced land coUeet penam*s as assessed under ily, ^ and young, gathorad to- ler. ing there on hU way home from of three children, aaid he .wa* } ADDRESS ______I The movement reealved a shot C h o lic theologians taka asch fined W.MJ from through the law." iff other’s thinking sortously." (Oon« I an Pagn raw). p.B. vmt 1 /I (Onattaaed ‘oe Faga Flva). In ths srm duiliic World War H '■'41, ■■V I f - r . ' -i 1 ■. tr -t:;PAGE t h e r e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2«, 1959 llWCHESTEB EVENING HlilRALD, MANCHESTER, CONW« gATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1959 P A G B t w q I’AUK INI ■ .-NV ■ . -v/i Bolton St. Drainage Beck Plans Navy Says Red Ship BURNSIDE Square Deuce Hoffa Receives Gov. Brown Sheinwold on Bridge UURHSIDt AVf t HTFD Business Bodies Music B y The Authority for T o Appeal H«Mov«r! Sup fb ! RHYTHM RANGLERS May Swing $9,500, Says Sheekey May Have Cut Cable A SMILE A MINUTEl 44 year* of -- com-fthese . reUilers on sales totaling MAKE DiXltAREB * Soutli dealer o. a t 106 H*mllnfr*Urin« after Slaaer Kar* pany service, withdrew $289,000. about $20 billion. IMDCmE TOO EARLY Both iidee vulnenbie Lctlle Caraa Evsry Saturday Night Strike at Sears H. CkevsUcr Cert Jeraeas In a report, Town EnglneciAthe eroded bank from the lots Conviction (Continiwd from Psff« On#) Bt, wa» p n m n t t A wtth a cheek He had deposited $5,928 In the The report said relative/ prices By AUred Sheinwold NORTH K. Maarrr 8-12 P.M. Nomination above varied widely between stamp and Paris Cslsr! James Sheekey yesterday estimat •nd a 80Ui annlvertaiy diamond fund from his wages. tJJB. Mnstero T««b Champion A 10 9 2 (Oontlnned (rom P a g e One) A $91,000 storm sewer built in nonstamp stores as well as among ¥ K 6 "Me aad the cd it will cost $9,500 for a drain (Continued from Pa|o One) treaty which permit# in«pectl(m i«p«j pin at a recent aupendeor's The Sears Fund is a contribu Pak of the art of defense la to CITY VIEW HALL (Contloiwd trom Page -me) age installation to alleviate flood Schaller Rd. last fall partially al various classes of food stores ♦ J 6 Celoael" he la negotiating to add some 10,(X)0 leviated the Bolton St, problem, of the document# of ship# iu»- tory fund Into which employe compel declarer to make baalc A AQJ974 490 KEENEY STREET ing behind two Bolton St. homes. norent person to be sentenced nor pected of damagirilg oceanic ca luacheon heW the members contribute a straight 5 studied. -r 4;M 4:U oil refinery workers to hi# union but water falling on the rear of the MANCHESTER delegates on the main floor, with But he put several notes of cau BJectrlC lig h t Oo. In lU Hartford Although the average net gain choicea before he has all of the WEST BAST lota and the bank itself continues will I be the last.. .” bles, intentionally or accidentally. per cent of their wages and m 1- ADMISSION 76e He said the door is open tb any spectators and the press on the tion into the report, which will go He said he had authorized his Moscow radio. In a newscast ottica. . . from stamps is possible, the de A J 5 4 3 A None ■an. M;4$-I:H 8aa. S;W-T:44 to flood the two yards. The preeentaUon waa made hy aries up to a maximum of $500 partment said, consumers need to evidence. In such situations de ¥ Q J 10 9 8 ¥743 other independent group to come two tiers of scats rising around It. before the Board of Directors at a attorneys to push the appeal, filed to the Russian people, tended to yearly. The company each year It was obvious in yesterday s iheetlng Tuesday night. tV)#t Breakdown Raymond Olbeon. company pre^- evaluate both grocery store prices clarer Is likely to make mistakes. ♦ 10 7 A Q 9I542 under the Teamster# banner. Sheekey’s estimate Includes $400 iaal week. treat the. boarding a# a routln# contributes Into the fund up to 10 stonny session that the leading He said it contains a warning to Bold! aald Beck’s rise from a dent. About SO peraona attended. and the quality of merchandise ob The average player In the West 4b K 6 A 10 5 3 ‘‘We’il take in any g;roup that for a 2-foot deep bituminous gut story. It quoted Adm. Jerauld lAter, at the Mancheeter office per cent of Its net Income before tained from stamps as they would SOUTH candidates for the nomination did the Board that corrective work l)y laundry truck driver to millionaire Wright, commander of the U.S. seat would lead the queen of want# to (Nime in,” Hoffa said "we the town on private property may ter; $1,820 for 15-lnc’h concrete HolmM received a tool box aro t**ea. . . evaluate other bu>dng. hearts. How can anybody quarrel A AKQ876 If not wish to take their chances labor leader was a better rags-to- Atlantic Fleet, ns saying "The The fund—which was sUrted in have a lot of independent# contact' with a Brown-controlled gallery in be a dangerous precedent. pipe; $900 for manholes and camera equipment from the aten with such an opening leadl ¥ A 5 ing us. They feel they need our oatchbasins; $36 for rough-grading riches story than any of Hoiallo skipper of the Soviet trawler 1 9 1 6 _has over 140,000 employe ♦ A K 3 a Ix)s Angeles convention. He said also that ’’the question Alger’s plots. But he said ’’Beck Following company policy Willard Hills of 628 Woodbridge The only trouble Is that It per strong bargaining power.” of the site; $5,415 for ft", loam and showed a friendly attitude and members, and its total assets are St. has become a member of the A 8 2 ^ WALNUT RESTAURANT The two currently leading can of who will construct, maintain must lake flial place amoag the acted in a cooperative spirit and Hcdmes' 60th anniversary waa mits South to make the slam con Hoffa said he will remain in and repair such a drainage system seeding; and $867 for engineering observed even though he actually in excess of one billion dollar.s. Quarter Century Club at the Pratt Smanager. 6 A All Pass Fresh Fruit Cup— by vote of the committee mem tained fi-om Alexander Jarvis, if friends, most of whom quite read the Soviet trawler, said the cable at several different jobs wHh the discover that he must lose a trump Opening lead — A • Cherrystones — OUR ITALIAN SPECIAL Standard Oil Co. The engagement of Miss Con the town undertook to do tiic job. But .Sheekey. wlio will submit it Inill this uiii. . additional...... capacity...... Zava- , aircraft company, and in 1953 wa.s trick. Hoffa’s efforts to sign up re stance M. Morlarty to Donald M. bers from their states. to the '"Board Tuesday night, ily wmild have given him anything breaks occurred In about 175 Shrimp Cocktail Antipasto The plan features re-grading he asked,” the judge .said. fathoms of water about 180 miles rella will personally supervise the promoted to his present status as This Is unfortunate but not fatal. Celery, Ollvea, Garden 8Mad finery worker.s will collide with Kerwin Is announced by her par On this side also were Gov. A and se(Kiing of an eroded bank at pointed out there arc a number of activiticsactivities of the company s —22 dis-rtis-. Dep.irtmcnl 92. Celery, Ollvea, Garden Salad Opens at Stale due east of Capo Bonavtsta, Nfld. South must fall back on the club a club might com* back and Weet Mlneatrone Soup organizers of miner union boas ents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. B. (Happy) Chandler of Kentucky the roa of thiee lots owned by places in town where stormwater Other excerpts from the pre tributora and held representatives i Soup Du Jour John L. Lewis’s District 50 which who says he is running for the draln.s fi-oni high private properly sentence speecl): Radioman 3.C. Roland A. Pou finesse. This happens to succeed, might ruff. SLICED TENDERLOIN VEAL PABMEGIAN Morlarty, Stonewalls, Coventry, Jarvl.-) on Schaller Rd. The old man had taught the hoy lin of Chicopee. Maaa., who acted in the United SUtes and Canad,a. Gerald A. Gaudreau of 54) Arcel- and South therefore makes the WITH SPAGHETTI i.a also a catch-all for any type of formerly of Manchester, nomination, and Gov. Robert B onto lowci'. ”Mr. Beck’s wlllfiil evasion of to fish and the boy loved him. Pressure Blast manufactures a I For this reaaon declarer put up Mushroom Sauce A bituminous gutter would be as interpreter for the 5-man board lia Dr. vvas appointed assistant slam contract. Choice of worker groups. Her fiance 1s the son of Mr. and Meyner of New Jer.sey, whose dele laid north to aquth across the lots. Town-built corrections at Bolton taxes and his stealthy and cir Spencer Tracy stars as the Old line of standard and automatic wet dummy’s ace of clubs at the first Potato — Vegetable ing party, said the trawler’s jour secretary, casualty claim deparl- All Predictable trick. He expected to draw trumps Deeaerta and Beveragea Already the Teamsters rep Mrs. Martin P. Kerwin, Waler- gates voted against going to Los A connecting pipe would run down St. could lead to a demand for sini- cuitous appropriation to his own Man. and Felipe Pazos plays The Choice of resent truck drivers handling oil llar town-built corrections else \ise of funds. . were in large nal "Indicated she had been op irent. Aetna Casualty snd Surety All of this was predictable from and then give a club trick. He had Deeaerta and Beverage# bury. Angeles. the bank and through property Boy in Warner Bros. "The Old 2 amounts and continued over a pc- erating. ... In the area where th« Co., at the annual meeting of the to lose a trump as well as a club, products and pipe-line and oil bulk Miss Morlarty graduated fi’om On the other side were the rep owned by Alvah A. Russell at 64 where, he hinted. Man and the Sea,” magnificent West’s point of view before he $2.50 plant workers. But the Teamsters He said also that a danger exists cable was broken.” company’s board of directors made his opening lead. As a matter and Hazen’s brilliant opening lead $2.65 Manchester High School in 1954 rentatives of Michigan where Gov Bolton St. to carry rainwater into rlod of years. WarnerColor production of Ernest iWediicsday. have never reached into the refin G. Mennen Williams is a potential the Bolton St. storm sewer system. of mud filling a proposed man "Actually, the evidence of the Hemingway's Pulitzer and Nobel The U.S. Navy men led by of fact, when the hand was actual paid off to the tune of 1530 points and from St. Mary’s School of hole behind the Perkins property, incidents of fraud involing rela A graduate of Assumption Col —the difference between the slam ing end of the business. Nursing, Waterbury, in 1957. At presidential candidate and Minne The yard.s of Russell and Mrs. prize-winning novel. rnn)ing Sun Sheely Inspected fishing equip ly played West did foresee what WALNUT RESTAURANT Hoffa’s meeting Monday will be here water from the hank accu tively small amoiinls show the ment and anything aboard the lege and Boston College Law the dummy would look like and and the one-trick set. pre.sent, .she is attending the sota, where Sen. Hub(yt H. Hum James Perkins, 58 Bolton St., are day to the State Theatre with representative-s of old Inde Hooded in every sizeable rainstorm mulates, clogging the entire Bolton avarice and cnipabillty of Mr, Novorossisk which looked capable School, and an / tr Force Captain how South would play the hand If Dally Question Catholic University of America. phrey is plugging for the nomina during World War II. Gaudreau 7 WALNUT ST. Ml 9-8070 pendent unions of the Baton by water and mud draining down ' St. sewer system.______Beck with striking emphasi.s. . . . of cutting cable. given a free shot at it. As dealer, you hold: Spades—A Her fiance graduated from Sacred tion. "Mr. Beck cheated every last sold. Milton r. Freeman, Allcen R. joined the company in 1949. He Rouge, La„ and Baytown, Tex., The two representatives of Tex West was Lee Hazen. well-known K Q 8 7 6; Hearts—A 5; Diamonds refineries. Heart High School, Waterbury, in humble American who pays in F:-oeman. M:'s. Arlene Kobylanski, served aa claim adjuster and su —A K 3; Clubs—8 2. What do you 1952, and from Fairfield Univer as, which seems likely to offer P'rcdcrick B. Wookey, Mr.s. Paulino pervisor of lav* suits at the New York attorney and one of the Another Esso Indenpendenl union come taxes by attempting to evade country’s leading bridge players. say 7 at Elisabeth, N. J. has about de sity, cum laude, in 1956. He is now Sen. Johnson as a candidate, split his personal taxes and tlius cast Wookey and Frederick B, Wookey Church Women Springfield, Maas., claim office un attending Georgetown University their votes with National Commit Board Slices $456,020 til coming to the home office aa He decided to thrust a choice on Answer: Open with a forcing cided to join the Teamsters, Hoffa his share of the tax burden on his J r. declarer at the very first trick. bid. In most American systems said. School of Medicine. teeman Byron Skelton being reg fellow citizens. . . ” The Pilgi'im Fellowship will Plan Quiet Day attorney in tihe suit division in An early May wedding is istered against Los Angeles as a meol nt 6:30 p,:n. There will be a Leon O. Holme* For this reason he opened the six you would bid two spades. In some “They have shopped around 1955. of clubs! TELEVISION PROGRAMS planned. convention site and his colleague. cake sale at the church on Sunday Ward Cheney, a native of Man systems, the forcing opening bid among a lot of unions,” Hoffa Congregational church women In retired two years ago. Such an South didn’t expect to lose a is two clubs. The hand Is too strong said, ’’and evidently feel they can Mrs. R. D. Randolph, being counted Off Town’s Grand List South Ifind/ior by PF to help send delegates to chester and former president and by proxy as in favor of the Cali Manchester are invited to attend niversary observances are held for trump trick, but he was afraid of for a mere one-bid. get most good out of the Team the sumnier conferenee. a "Quiet Day,” to be held on Tues director of Che.ivy Bros, and now Andover fornia city. Al Wapping Community Church long service employes. a director of Fiduciary Tnist Co., a singleton club In the West hand. (Copyright 1959, General Fea sters.” The Board of Tax Review^ has day at First Congregational Holmes retired as sales man If lie took the club finesse and lost. tures Corp.) Cksasal S Hartfurd# Cobb. Already the Teamsters are the Sunday School will meet al 9:30, Church in Hebron. New York, was reelected to a ChannH’*W Now Hnven 1'obd. sliced $456,020 off the taxable Bloodmobile Beginning this Sunday Ihere will ager of the Manchester division of Channel 111 Hartford. Conn. YOUR YARN SHOP nation’s biggest labor organiza Gagnon Jailed, Weather Eye This day, set aside for study, the Connecticut Power Co. which Chaouei SX Buriatfield Mm m . tion. They claim more than 1,600,- Grand List compiled by Assessor P. be two chi:iel) .scrvlees, one nt 9:30 Chaaael 80 New Britain. Cnna. (One Block But of MbIb Moon-Shot Attempt meditation and conversation, is a has since merged with Hartford 000 members. Joseph Murphy, reducing the Passes Quota and at 11 am. The Rev. Roy part of the program of the Haid,- Channel 4f Holyoke. Bfaet. Between Oak and Blreli) Could Not Post Working Fine, Huteheon will linve for his sermon Electric. During his long years of Channel 68 Watevborv Conn. Likely on Weekend value of taxabl(/ properly in Man ford District. Connecticut Fellow service. Holmes also saw other urea by covintrles shows -he United topic "Face to Face.” ship of Congrcgallonal-Chrlstian Kingdom, 1,350,000; France, 1,102,- * Art Needlawark chester to $143,546,173. A total of 119 pints of blood Junior PK’ will meet from 6 to 7 name changes occur. Coventry Bond* of $3,000 Women. 760; Soviet Bloo, 675,000; Italy, ENJOY A Supplies (Continued from Page One) The board heard some 60 con)- NASA Reports was collected here yestei'day from p in. Senior PF will meet at 7 Originally he worked for the 397,100; Canada, 351,000; Japan, 126 donors, more than fulfilling Registration will be at 10:15 South Manchester Light, Power Philip Gagnon, 18, of Hartford, piaints from aggrieved taxpayers p.m. nt tl)e Community House at am. Those attending should bring 296,700; Australia, 123,100; Sweden, * Free Instructians Icy Pavement, ICBM to d.,ect a knob-shaped nose in its job of eon-ecting the asses the town quota of 75 pints, it was ' a movie will be made and Tramway Co., then with the blast units used on a variety of RO BM HOOD was arraigned in Andover Trial (Continued from Uage One) a .sandwich lunch. Dessert and bev metal finishing applications 90,600; Brazil, 60,000; Argentina, :B:s. DELICIOUS * Free Parking cone to a patch of water far out sor’s 1958 Grand Ll.sl of $144.- announced today by Gaylord Paine, of f|,f, gioup. Manchester Electric Co. and final 29,100, and Australia, 21,000. Justice Court last night on two local blood drive cliairman. ^ om- .Savior Lutheran Oiurch erage will be provided by the Fel ly for Connecticut Power. throughout Industry. The com ENGLISH BIKES so C4>TTAUE ST.—MI 9-2888 Inattenlion Said at sea. A fleet of recovery ships 002.193. ll)e satellite. The only stations lowship of the Hebron church. pany also markets abrasive com In recent years, new registrations counts of breaking and entering awaited the nose cone’s flrey re Other CO reclion.s were luade and Paine said the Lutheran Church | holds .services in the Wapping Fle- equipped to do this arc at Fort deserved special commendation I menlary School on Ayers Rd. just Center Church women desiring Offering an attractive set of pounds for use in the equipment. have accounted for somewhat more Accideiil Cause and two counts of larceny. turn in the vicinity of Ascension exemptions granted by the asses Iransporlallon or those planning to than half of production with the SUNDAY SALES and SERVICE 8:80 ( I) ROLLER DERBY Stewart, Ga.; San lAego, Calif.; for its telephone campaign, along off Sullivan Ave. Sunday School translucent china to encourage the Zavarella and several associates ( 1) OPUS 3 Similar charges have been placed Island, the terminal point of the sor himself. drive who have room for paseen- organized the company in March rest going for replacement use, the with honicowner groups from Hill will meet at 9 a.m. and the Public opening of new account^ or ad (40) ttOBLD OF IDEAS - A 26-year-old Willimanlic mo against Edward Carson, 23, also Atlantic missile range. It was not As it stands, the corrected 1958 Lima, taSicni; jrers may phone Mrs. Charles Bax 1958, after purchasing right, title magazine states. Sixes 20 to 26 8:66 (22) NEWS definite when results might be list, on which the new tax rate top and Dart Hill Estates. The Lutlieinn Inforniatlon Comae at ditions to existing ones has prov 4:00 ( 8-40) FA CE TH E NATION of Hartford, now being held at Santiago, Chile, and Woomera. 9:10. The discussion t1)is week will ter. and Interest of the Cro-Plate Co., The production figures also re torist was injured snortly after announced. will be set. is still $3,702,766 great Masons, fire department and Nike en highly successful at the Sav veal that; DINNER (22) POLKA PARTY New Haven County Jail. He will Australia, battalion also received special he on ' What Does the Bible Say ings Bank of Manchester. L.vn- Inc., former manufacturers of the 4:80 ( 8) BOWLING STABS midnight when his car went out of be piesented in Andover on the Tiny white mice were carried er than th, 19!57 list of $139,843.- ^ l l e West Germany is Europe’s ( 8-40) BEHIND THE NEWS on blazing spac" flights on thi'ee Vanguard II re.sponds with a praise for their efforts in the suc About the Holy Ghost?” Tl)c Rev. wood K. Elmore, president, re line. B IL L S TIRE and (.70) ASK WASHINGTON control and landed astride a row local charges after his release by 407. The increase would produce Waller L. Abel will preach at the largest producer of motor vehicles, or four previous ’Thor-Able ef about $111,000 )• additional town burst of electrical signals, sent cessful campaign. Budget Hearings ports. the United Kingdom continues to HERE 6:00 ( 3-40) TV COLLEGE BOWL of fence posts in Coventry. New Haven authorities. Bond in One donor. Sherman Collins, was 10:15 a.m. service on ” Yo)i Need Francis P. Handley of 29 Rob (22-301 03IN IBUS forts. All four tests resulted in revenue on the basis of the on a 108.00 megacycle transmitter In the first three days of the build more truck# and buses. REPAIR SHOP “ Ah Sweet MyNtery of Mrf. James Healy told the Coventry his case was set at $6,000. awarded a three gallon donor pin. Not Walk Alone, Why Not Walk ert Rd.. vice president of the Hart failure. pi --sent 33-1’ .ill tax rate. operating at one watt.Jn 60 sec To Start Monday bank's saving campaign, which be France became the fourth country M iirphy” Police Patrol he was lighting a Gagnon was remitted to Tol onds Vanguard transmits its 50 Roland Aubin, Alton Lane and An- with God?” A nui-sery is provided ford Accident and Indemnity Co., Charcoal Droiltd 180 Spruce— Ml 9-0659 ( 8) PAl L VVINCHELL SHOW cigarette while driving along Rl. Officials close to the project said (General Manager Richard Mar gan a week ago, 800 settings of In the world to reach a production land County Jail in lieu of a $8,000 minutes of accumulated data. thony Bernardo were given one ' during the Information Course and "Eternal Harvest” china were giv will be a apeaker at the next quar- (II) TALES OF THE WEST 31 east of South Coventry center, there was nothing alive aboard tin in December predicted an in Budget hearings will be held be of one million vehicles in a year. 5:80 ( 8) LONE RANGER bond pending presentation on the Then its 75-foot loop of magnetic gallon donor pins. worsl)ip .service. terl,v meeting of the New England S :M <82-80) CO LLEG E BASKETBALL when his car skidded on icy pave today’s missile. crease of six mills, and next week fore General Manager Richard en to customers. A setting con- Increased output is largely destined “ Hirh HeeU" charges in the Andover Court tape is erased, and a trigger re Canteen workers included Miss Masses Sunday at St. Francis of aists of a plate, cup, saucer and Council to be held Marcli 18-19 at (Army v«. Navy) ( 8) MONKY TALKS ment. He was taken to Windham The Thor-Able aUso fired three hearings start on the highest de Assisi Church will be at 7, 8, 9, Marlin Monday al which three for export markets. 8:80 ( 8) TUGBOAT ANNIE (48) TED MACK AMATEUR March 9. sets the system to start record Nola Collins, Miss Linda Smith, bread and butter plate. Hartford’s Statler-Hilton Hotel. I LB. SIRLOIN STEAK Community Memorial Hospital, Air Force moon satellites but none partmental budget requests in town bodies will explain the Gerald A. Gaudreau Brazil’s production was boosted 4:00 ( 8) POPEVE THEATER HOUR The youths are charged with ing again. Mjss Judy Platt, Miss Carol Tier- 10:15 and 11 ;30 p.m. Under the plan, a setting wdll The Insurance industry and 4:30 ( A) THE THREE STOOGES (63) THIS IS TH E ANSW ER of them came within reach of their town history.) amount of money they want for four times over that of the previous treated and released. breaking and entering last week The cloud cover instruments are son and Miss Kay Mansur. Baby f’arcDls' of mcnihers of Girl be given free with each new ac other elements of the New Eng fourth term as a director of Aetna <22"S0) RACING FROAP HIALEAH 8:88 ( 3-40) SM ALL WORLD The Patrol charged him with target - an orbit around the moon Higluvst Kediietion Scout Troop 1 are asked to pick operation In the coming fiscal land economy will be spotlighted year primarily by an increase In FRENCH FRIES 6:00 ( H) ALL STAB GULP (23-88) M E E T THE PRESS. end at the Andover Lunch and Eli expected to last only a few days sitters were Karen Pcllon, Gail count of $25 or more, or with a Life AlBliated Companies. local content rather than any vast ( 8) FEATl'RE FILM ( K) SKY KING rcckle.s8 driving. He is to appear nor’s Snack Bar, both on Rt. 6. 220,000 miles away. The highest leductlon g.anted up the girls promiplly at 7:30 p.m. year. at the meeting. longer, perhaps until the middle of Truesdale and Lucy Petrolito. deposit of $25 or more in an exist Cheney, now a resident of Locust growth of production facilities. •*Vlca Squ ad" MK) TBOl BLE WITH FATHER in Coventry Justice Court March 6. They allegedly obtained less than by the board wa-s to the Orforci Paine said efforts of the recent Monday after the Seoul meeting Marlin will meet with the Li Handley, scheduled to discuss FRESHLY BAKED (SO) WOMEN’S 31AJOB LEAGUE (53) LATE MATINEE next week. brary Board at 9:30 a.m., the Board ing account. Valley, N.Y., was first elected a Brazil consider# that vehicles have BOWLING 6:88 ( 8-40) TWENTIETH CENTURY $25 at the Andover Lunch and $30 Soap Co.--$170,000 off its real ly eslabli.shed board of directors the leader., have a Plnnilclc Addltior.al place settings may the automobile casualty insurance property, according to Murphev's Vanguard II has another voice, mocUng scheduled at 8 p.m. at the of Education at 10 a.m., and the director of the Aetna Life com been locally manufactured w’hen 65 (22) ( ARTQON CARNIVAL “Generation Without a at the snack bar. however, a 108.00 megacycle for the blood donor campaigns be obtained upon payment of the situation, will speak on reasons for per cent by weight consists of local ROLLS and BUTTER (40) SATURDAY PKBFOR3I- Caune: Self Portrait" record.s. Pleasant Valley School. Water and Sewer Department at panies in 1951. ANCE The Hartford pair also face transmitter which gives tempera were primarily respon-siblc for suc special cash price of $2.55, and a current high prices and the com ( 8) RESCU E S Man Hospitalized Reductions in personal property 2 p.m. In the Municipal Building. components. Any figure under 8:80 (32) JEFF’S COLLIE (18) SGT. PRESTON OF THE charges in Coventry on eight’ ture information, and by which cess of the drive. deposit of $25 or more in the sav panies’ special interest In promot that represents assembly. Future (80) FLIPPY THE CLOWN were granted to the \V. 'T. (Jranl The Library Board Is requesting Arthur R. Wilkie Jr. of 58 Eliza \ Try Our Lenten Spcciala— Served Daily Vnkon breaks allegedly made the same the satellite is tracked. Thi.s Easter Seal Sales MancheHter F, v e n 1 n g HenUd ings account for each set. The ing highway safety. beth Dr. has been appointed a I production gains will be greater as (68) JUDGE ROY BEAN (22) SILENT SERVICE After 1-Car Crash Co.. Sears & Roebu'k, and the Easter Seal campaign letters South Windsor correspondent El $116,594. For the current budget On the 18th the governor’s din 8:00 ( R) JEFF’S COLLIE (88) COMMENTS BY BURKB night. Carson was out on bond at A Bolton man who collected un transmitter is oxpeclcd to last it was appropriated $102,326. $2.,55 figure represents a small special agent in Connecticut for ^ the country’s automotive ' ’orks (23-40) SHIRLEY TESIPLE’S Meyer-Mendelsohn Tobacco Co. prepared hy mcmbois of the more Burnham, telephone Mitch ner and a hospitality hour will be ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS 7:88 ( 8-48) TW EN TY-SIX MEN the time, pending presentation on employment compensation checks until mid-March. . The Board of Education wants fraction of the china’s retail value. the Boston Insurance Group. He miW’e from an assembly basis to STORYBOOK 1 ( 8) LASSIE A 32-year-old East Hartford charges of breaking and entering Murphyo said. Amci-ican I^egion Women’s Auxil- ell 4-0674. held. The following day the pro (80) FAMOUS WESTERNS 1 (22-30) SAB E R O F LONDON while working for a floor covering $3,577,361. Its budget this year was will be associated with John Hard almost exclusively a production ar THIRST and theft Oct. 16 at a Coventry Real e.state cuts totaled $276,- iai’y were mailed out Friday. Mr.'’. gram will include discussion of (68) LATE MATINEE “ Operation Ar»on" man was hospitalized at 1 a m. to firm, earning nearly $100 weekly, $3,194,875. Peter J. Matsas and Alfred ing, manager of the companies’ rangement. COCKTAILS SATISFYING 8:80 ( MO) ANNIE OAKLET (18) MOVIE AT 7 cottage owned by Napoleon Bod- 798, and the overall slice ui per Cliarle.R Cyr, locnl drive chai:'man, Flagg, managers of the W. T. Grant Insurance in the New England Argentina’s motor vehicle output “The Younger Rrolheri’* day after he crashed his car into was sentenced to 30 days in jail by sonal propei’ty amounted to $l."il,- The Water and Sewer Depart economy. Investments by insur Connecticut Branch office at Ham- 8:40 ( S) W EA TH E R. NEWS A reau of Hartford. He appeared in Man Sought Her(‘ announced the South Windsor goal fltorea at 815 Main St. and the is rising rapidly, largely through SPORTS (5.3) ORAL ROBERTS two highway markers and the Judge Simon Bernstein of Bloom ^65. A cut of $27,857 was reported this year will be $615. Cote, Bolton Girl ment Is asking $826,947 for its ance companies, new developments drti. production acti\'lties of Industria 7:00 ( J) 8TOKIKS O F TH E CEN- 7:30 ( 3-40) BACH ELOR FATH ER Tolland County Superior Court field in Manchester Town Court Manchester Shopping Parkade, Wilkie was graduated from (33-50) MUSIC SHOP StarH nr monunrent at Manchester Green. in motor vehicle valuations. Anyone who does not receive an water division and $324,461 for the in life Insiirance, and. under an TIBY Tuesday to plead guilty to the this morniog. Judge Bernstein sat Sentenced Again sewer division. The, respective di have left for the Greenbrier Hotel Duke University and served with Kaiser Argentina. ( 8) DEATH VALI.F.7 DAYS Bnddv Rrerman (Color) Manchester Memorial Hospital charges. The case was continued In real estate, the board's figure appeiil letter is a.sked to send a Hurt in Accident industrial' heading, changing limes, More of the cars coming from | iiouiAMjoHnfoifS (S*i WHIBLYBIRDS ( 8-68) M AVKRICK on the bench today for Judge Jules was $111,144,783 compared to the vision budgets this, year were In White Sulphur Springs. West the United Stales Navy in World “The Day They Haufed authorities said Adrian G,agnon to March 6 for pre-sentence in contrib)ition to Mrs. Leroy Burn what the Euromarket means to Australia’s factories have primar (40) RANCH PARTY Karp. asse.ssor’s figure of $115,384,167. Wilbur Eellows, 33, of Hartford, $324,461 and $170,453. Virginia, to attend a national sales W'ar II. He Is a native of Man T:S0 ( S-40) P E RR Y .MASON Brel Maverick" had suffered a split ear lobe and ham of Long Hill Rd.. the Faster A Manchester girl and a Bolton New England, aid for New ily local content, raising them from "Ludsiark f#r Hnfry AMf4#«M" vestigation, Carson and Gagnon Judge Bernstein ordered the sen conference of Grant managers. chester. "Tlir Cane of the Drownln# 8.00 ( 8-40) ED SULLIVAN SHOW cuts on his forehead. He was ad were caught Wednesday morning In personal property, the board ar who is wanted in Manchester, was Seal lrea.surer. Checks sliould he man were among four person.s in England’s depressed areas, the assembly to production vehicles. D u ck " Xavier Carat, hU orrhetlra tence suspended after 15 days. rived at a figure of $21,793,017 in The two Manchester men will Prior to joining the B o s t-o n and Ahhe Lane. Pat Sutukl. mitted for observation of his head during an attempted break in sentenced to two to three years-in made payable to ’’Faster Seals.” economic causes, why depressed <7J-Ml PE O PLE a r e IriUNNV Rivers was the subject of a brief contrast to the assessor's $21,944,- jured in a 2-car accident in Port join upward of 800 Grant store Group, Wilkie had extensive un ( WSi THE DICK CLARK SHOW The Platteru. Ford and Injuries, they s MYSTERY IS MV Bl’SINESS (22-80) STEV E ALLEN SHOW found in the parking lot at the rear the board, and $10,636,230 by the most dramatic sales programs In travel will also be discussed. company. ed and charged with reckleas driv Charles P. Nicholson, instead of Fellows is currently serving a Setba<’k l*arty David Beck, 23, and Betty Vigpieau, hold its monthly meeting Monday Lateran Council, in 1123. (SS) j u b i l e f ;, l’.s .a . (Color) Gneiitu: Eydie of the station. assessor. A public setback card p.irly the company’s history.” I;M ( 8-40) WANTED: DEAD OB Gorme. Javne Manifield ing. No court date has been .set. the Town Hall which was closed similar term for obtaining goods 18/M»olh of East Hartford were at 7:30 p.m.. In the banquet room Home office merchandise and Prosecutor John FitzGerald said The Board of Tax Review’s A U.S. Department of Agricul Foreign motor vehicle production ALIVE 8:80 ( 8-58) f.AW MAN Police sijid he was driving west at the time. by false pretenses and the new .oponsored hy the Wapping Grange thrown from Cote’s foreign made of the Masonic Temple. sales executives will review/plans < 8) JUBILEE, r.S.A. "T h e C hef" Rivers signed to collect, unemploy gross Grand List, including un- sentence Is to be served concur •A-ays and means committee will ture surv'cy shows that customers last year lopped the United States (18) BURNS A ALLEYN on E. Middle Tpke. and failed to station wagon after it collided will) for the promotion and for each t:N ( 8-58) LAWRENCE WELK make the turn into E. Center St. ment checks during a period of taxable as well as taxable proper rently with the old. be held tonight nt 7:30 at the pay more for food at supennar- for the first time. SHOW ______8:80 < MO) TV THEATER ty. was $148,590,235, compared a car driven hy Richard Sahlim, Miss Joan Cotton, daughter of stores participation. kets which give trading stamps, According to Tlie American Auto ^ "It '?"" < 8-40) G ALE STORM SHOW "Deed of Mercy" at the Greeh. Police said (Jagnon lime in which he was working for Fellows was first sentenced in Pleasant Valley clubhouse on El Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Cotton, e C ^ rv >-Sc> ' the floor covering firm. Rivers with the assessor’s gross li.st figure Tollapd County Superior Court 38, of Fairfield. but tfi'e added cost is more than mobile, a McGraw-Hill production, hit the signs on the north side of Coventry of $548,970,170. lington Rd. Miss Violeltc and Miss Vigneau 10 Earl St., will receive her cap Examples of how retiring Sears. HOMt« IAJU.Y V pleaded guilty to the charge. four months ago, also on charges Children’s Party offset by the value of the stamps. U.S. production of cars, truck# and SINGLE FEATURE FANS the street, hit the monument in the E.xemptions shown in the board’s were admitted to Middlesex Me tomorrow in exercises at Middlesex Roebuck and Co. employes bene rkCM*4 THY MOVllSj LINCOLN-MERCURY triangle there, and can)C to a stop Russell E. Turner, 53, of 33 of falsely obtaining goods. He is A 1-hour children's show fea Memorial Hospital Training TTie department said its study in buae.a in 1958 was 5,119,720 com AMOA GOCP (mLTJ RETCHER list amount to $5,044,062, Ex morial Hospital in Middletown, fit from the company’s Profit 21 cities showed that food prices Nn^r ___ CAN COME EARLIER TOPS IN FINE CARS! in front of 594 E, Center St. His Eldridge S4,, was fined $60 for wanted in Manchester both for ob turing Al Jusler, a pro$c.s.sional School, Middletown. pared to 5,998,950 for all other coun THit i« rMi Tax Rate Set emptions shown in the assessor’s both with bruises and multiple Sharing fund were shown today by In stamp-giving stores averaged tries. LIM car wa.s m^Oderatcly damaged, po evading responsibility as the re taining goods by false pretenses magician, will he held today al 2 James M. Barker, chairman of the SEE THE MAIN FEATURE GLASS COMPANY In Mancheater Thesr*!* At list amount to $4,967,977. and fraudulent issue of a check. cuts. .six-tenths of one per cent more WbileU.S. production was slowed lice said. sult of a minor accident in a Main Other Cuts p.m. at the Wapping (^immunity Fund’s board of trustees. than those in nonstamp supermar by a business recession, factories MIRRORS, AUTO GLASS, etc. At the same time, police report Fellows was arrested here June House, rhe affair is sponsored by Cole and Beck were treated for Noijo^ AT 1:30 P. M. MORIARTY BROTHER$ At 43 Mills St., parking lot. Among the larger itemized re cuts and brui.ses in the hospital Reporting on a study of the kets. But the value of the stamps in Western Europe, South America, ed, Ralph Armstrong, 39, of 16 Ly- Kenneth R. Churilla. 17. of 58 12, 1958, and released under $2,000 the American Legion Auxiliary, Igg W. Middle Tpke. MI 9-7879 815 Center 8t„ Tel. 50 S-S185 ductions made by the board were emergency room and released. profit sharing accounts of Sears amounted to about 2 per cent of Australia and Japan were ratting All MOVIt GOFKS AKl | -----S, AND LEAVE EARLIER dall St., was driving east on Hart Brent Rd., was found innocent of bond for appearance in court June with proceeds to be used in their employes retiring in 1958, Barker fclAItD BlCAUSl V mill buildings. fi’om $4,990,750 28. He failed to appear and his State Police said the Cole car the money spent at stores giv'lng records. ’The production decline in ford Rd. and was sideswipod by A tax rate of 43 mills, one less failing to stop for flashing red down to $4,820,606; commercial public service work. MODERN revealed the following average fig stamps, the studies she ved. the U.S. and Canada, however, (22-86) STAR PABADF. "Accent (22-86) TV SHOW (Color) ftarrina an unidentified dump truck com bond was called. The court order Church Services , was traveling north on Rt. 17 MO ] DOUBLE FEATURE FANS Burl Ivea, Art Carney and than predicted, was set by the lights a; a railroad grade crossing. buildings, fiom $11,772,615 down ures: Employes retiring last year The survey was made from 1953 caused overall world figures to WITH TNG 4 on L o v e " ing from the opposite direction. Churilla first pleadeti guilty to the ed his re-arrest and a new bond of Sunday School at Firs; Co.i ;re- when it went out of control on the I ( 8-46) HAVK GUN. W ILL Nanette Fabray Coventry Board of Finance last to $11.763,4.56; lots, from $21,168,- slippery pavement and collided, with 20 to 25 years service who to 1957 in view of widespread use fall 1,743,329 from 1957. I'wi cir IP TBAVKL ( 8-63) COLT 46 The accident, still under investiga charge and was fined $21. The $5,000 was set. gational Church will nieet al 9;30 TV SERVICE YHf a n ARRIVE AS LATE 880 down to $21,152,787, and dwell head rin with the Sahlim vehicle, had deposited $3,593 Into the fund of stamps and because of legal and Even though the U.S. production I ( 8-40) GUNS.MOKF, "The Deaertera’’ tion, took place at Fairfield St. nigli.t. youth then told the judge he felt Fellows was arrested in Stam a.m. The Sacrament of Holy Com tv I 10 (22-80) CIMARRON CITY (18) M O VIE AT NINE ings, from $72,760,062 down to ford by State Police last fall and traveling in the opposite direction. from their wages and salaries, other controversies surrounding figure was two million below that THE WfLL Gl( AS 8:30 P.M . "Four Danchteri” At 9; 10 p.m. yesterday, police If all taxes are paid a grand to munion will be observed nt both MAIN "Tfce Unaccepted” ____ he had complied with the statute, SERVING MANCHESTER R (OMeinr $72,725,623. withdrew $36,695. them. ,, of 1957. it was still more than three (46) IJ4WMAN J reported, Harriet Flavell, 21. of 88 tal of $513,640.50 will be collected. turned over to Tolland County au- One of the girls, police said, 5MOU AND SEE A COMPLETE ( 8) WALTER WINCHEI.L FILE- in coming to a complete slop before A reduction from $3,561,013 | tJ^o,!rtic.s the 9;30 and 11 a.m. services. The and ROCKVUJ-E Employe# with 25 to 30 years The department estimated that times the figure of the runner-up (68) BILLY GRAIIASI CRI BADE 8:86 ( 8-46) A L F R E D HITCHCIOCK Hamlin St., was driving north on This is $3,019 over the $510,621.50 proceeding. Judge Bernstein era.sed Rev. R. Winlhrop Nelson will have landed 70 feet from the vehicle af in 1956, cetallcrs spent $375 mil counln’. West Germany. West Ger ) ( 8) RENDEZVOU S PRESENTS: "Relativa S. Main St., near Hackmatack St. needed by the town for the com to $3,528,900 is shown for miscel ter .sliding along the icy road. service who deposited $4,899, with SHOW 1 V alu e" the plea and finding and, af.er for his sermon topic "The Pres man production was 1.503,600. ( *) CHARLIE CHAN laneous personal property, A cut! Cote wasarrested and charged drew $67,089; while those with 30 lion on stamps. It said about 168 (46) YOUR AIR FORCE ( 8) 'D i v o r c e c o u r t and her car skidded on the down ing fiscal year. The surplus allows short testimony by the arresting | from $3.’773,698 down to $3,708,369 ence of Christ.” New members will to 35 years’ service who had de billion stamps were distributed by A breakdown of production flg- ) ( 8) NEWS. SPORTS A WEATH- (68) d e a d l i n e f o r ACTION grade there. She crashed into a for possible uncollected taxes. with speeding by State Policeman Ml 3-8185 FEATURE MOW yovit, sri tmi 16:66 ( 3-46) RICH ARD DIA5IOND officer and Churilla, an innocent j is reported (or machinery, be received into the church at the ALL MOVIE FANS FuiieralH Clifford Bombard of the Colchester posited $5,791, withdrew 93,019. HAIM rEAYVUc racM i ( *) n’ i'Iw S a W EA TH E R Private Detective road sign, which was totally de The mill rata, is ba.sed on a town finding was entered. ‘ | No reductions were granted to 11 a.m. service. They arc as fol ANTENNAS REPAIRED Fund members with still longer STARTS AT (22) CURTAIN TIME (22-86) TH E LO RETTA YOUNG stroyed, policie said, bdl her car budget of $768,234 plus additional barracks. NOW AVOID WALKING M Other cases: John W. Maroisin, the larger taxpaying firms in town c lows: « and INSTALLED service withdrew even larger "The Creenln# UnknewB SHOW was only lightly damaged. No ar appropriations of $3,127.50. a total Mrs. Elizabeth M. I’lielun Mrs. Marie Bridges. Mrs. He is .scheduled to appear in WHftE THC MAIN KATUKE (80) SATURDAY NIGHT’ NEWS "816 Franklin Street” 33, Stafford Springs, slop sign, $9; j except to the Orford Soap Co. Of- emqunts. Barker said, citing $123,- (46) WRESTLING ______16:86 ( 8-46) W H AT’S MY LINET rest was made. town budget of $771,361.50. Sub Mis. Nancy O. Klock,'"47, 63 Henry iford's total valuation on the a.sses- funeral services for Mrs. Eliza- Glcnys Ebersold, Edward P. Ebcr- court in Portland March 18. 054 as the average withdrawal of 7 WALNl’T IS ON AND CAN (53) THE EARLY I.ATE SHOW ( 8-58) M E E T .McGHAW tracted from this total is an es St.. failure to pass to the left, $15; | sor’s h-st, before correction. was both M. Phelan, 54 ChestnUt .St., S’TREET "Lndlee In Dl«tre««” "Ballerina" member# with 35 to 40 years’ serv S R THE MAIN FEATUKE FGDM (22) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE timated $244,740 in indirect reve Miss Patricia A. Cisnlon, 16, 19 ,,$1,003,127. wcie held this nionilng al 8;3();at WALNUT RESTAURANT Mancheater 5 ( *) W O RLD ’ S BEST MOVIES ice. Their average deposit was $6,- THEKCMNINC “ Slaufthter- Trail” 0 Oak SL. Manchester ^ AI4CR ★ PLUS ★ (46) THIS IK THE AKSWKB U :6 6 ( 8-46) LO VE O F L IF B _ the names of Fred Nassiff, Al it contained an unsigned bank State Pjolice identified the dead The funeral of Robert W. Mc- ’9 No Cover, No Mlntanum 9 I ( 8) YOUR VOICE IN WASHWG- (88-86) TIC TAG DOUGH ___ Behnke. Herbert Swanson and On Hop to Cyprus draft for $24. He signed the name as Carl Robert Ahrens, 20. South Comb Sr., 15 Elsie Dr„ was held 18:16 ( 8) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW D 9 AMPLE PARKING # TON Harvey King, Ed Martin to the draft, police said, Londonderrv and Esdras Fellows at 3:30 yesterday afternoon at the □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ . ( 8) GRAY OHOS’T <1^1 IT-COULD BE YOU n CHAILB D6CXOW ( I) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES ( E m ) p l a y y o u r HUNCH The program will include the (Continued from Page One) and cashed it at a local grocery Howell Jr . 21, Clarks Summit, Pa. Holmes Funeral Home. The Rev. * SUNDAE □ MAKE IT A DATE "Oriental Dream” (46) TV THEATER - showing of a Florida sports film. store. Police were put on his trail The injured were identified as Clifford O. Simpson, minister of (82) TUOBOA'T ANNIE 12 :U ( 8) T H E O U tp iN O LIGHT fCith the tangyy aippy taste (M ) “ IT ’S Y O U R ST O R Y ” , R ed 1:66 ( 8) NEWS the British three years ago for re when the owner of the wallet re Irvin Bainct. 21. Rochester, N. Y. the Center Congregational Church, ATA e c o p Cm»n Report ( 8-58) LIBEBACE SHOW___ ■ fusing to denounce terrorists. ported it missing and stopped pay and Frederick Goodrich, 21, Port officiated. Burial was in’ East TO DINE HERE! (221 AT H08IE WITH KITTY Legal Notice of real wUd cherries. fU) ZE R O 1666 Pease has come to the British ment on the check it contained. land. Conn. Cemetery. You'll be glad you did when you I ( 8) F E A T U R E FILM (86) MOVIE MATINEE _ TVvojCm cs "Stranaer on Hareeback” (46) DIVORCE HEARINtl AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at. crown colony about ■ to become a The cases of Richard N. Rustic, Ahrens, a junior, was captain- Bearers were Lester Wolcott. □ order one of our mgny line meal*. LJ (82) FRONTIERS OF FAITH____ :6S ( 8) OU R 8IISK BROOKS t tl)p District of Coventry, on the 2Sth republic with prospects that the 22, of Rockville, Ronald G. Kris- elect of the 1959 Wesleyan foot Edward S. Dik,,William Spooner, WIsaer #t • AemAemr Award Expert serviqe, pleasant atmos (46) PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY 86 ( 8461 AS TH E W O RLD TO R H 8 day of February. 1959. Ar(dibi#hop will be. elected the toff, 19, of 214 Center St„ and 'Wil ball team and an outstanding half AFTERN OO N ( 8) 3IY LITTLE MAROIE Pres(!nt Hon. Elmore Turkinston, William Moorhouse and John W. NomiaatUn' phere will make your evening a 0 DHUCDQGARDE (68) OPERATION SU C ^S, liam Haunpson, 19, of 70 Birch St„, back. He also was a pitcher-out Tb* Tear’# Bine** Maileal I (28) CI’RTAIN TIME Judge. first president. Mortimer. □ memorable one. NMnnnin (86) SUNDAY MATINEE _ •66 (16) JIMMY DEAN SHOW Estate of Rudolph A, Johnson, ISte The Olympia Airways plane all charged with intoxication, were fielder on the Wesleyan baseball ••GiGr' 6 (86) WASHINGTON REPORT ( 8) J A N P J DEAN W N . of Coventry, in said District. deceaseiL taking Makarios home via 'Rome, continued to March 7. They were team. Howell, a ' senior, was a I ffa M«t 6 (86) PRO RASKFTBALI. 0 . (tVS6> TRl’TH OK CON8B- The Administrator having exhiblt(>d GMrge Bonkowski Kb Metroeeler Bad ClaemaSeepa, • qUENCES (Color) his administration account with said arrested last night on Hartford mathematics major. BIwwa HERE NIGHTLY (R oflon at Kt. I,«n if) ran into trouble within second# The fun^ai of CJeorge Bonkow- ( 8-46) THE GREAT CHAL ( #4,5) DAY IN COURT estate to this Court for allowance, (t is after takepff on> reaching, a bright Rd„ FitzGerald said, where they Barnet, a senior, was one of ski, 114 DeWont St., was held at Ali# "BANDKE WITH CABS" EDDIE REED LENGE :86 ( 8-4») nOrSF.^ r*BTV ORDERED; That the 6th day of Wesleyan’s outstanding students March. 1959. at 10 o’clock, forenoon, at of only 100 feet. ' . had been drinking together. Hamp- Bhewa iilMiN AT THE PIANO 6 ( 6) MAYOR ’REPORTS (82-86) HAGGIK BAOGIS (Colot) and prominent in fraternal affairs. 2 o’clock yfeterday afternoon at ( < 8) CAPITOL REPORT ' ( 843) BTUSIO RINGQ the Prohalo Office In the Municln^ The pilot radioed he wg# coming son was released this morning un the Holmes Funeral Home, wK^h Building In said Coventry, be and Ihe der a $24 bond but hi# two com> He was president of Sigma Nu fra _ STASm StTMDAY -Bhme la assKpied for a hearing on the back and circled the airport for the Rev. Eric O. Pieper' of th? □ ’.allowance of aald administration ac 20 minute# while runway# were paniona were held uiitU the coun ternity and chairman of the board "Xiw r#*#*# kappie#t u ii" of house president#, compbsed of Lutheran CSiurch in Rockville of Oarjr Onul 8#pMa Lerea count with aatd. estate and thia Court cleared for th« emergency landing session. V ficiating. ^ rla l was in Buckland "HOUSEBOAT"—Tech. "FOOD □ Bundnsr ConOnuoiu dlrecta 'that notice of the time and Other continuance# were gra'^^ :!airihe frateuilty president# on the Can j MORIARTY BROTHERS place aaaijnied (or aald bearing ^ be which was made smoothly. Cemetery. . . . “You Taate The QuaUty!^^ tidOAilMiU FOR From X PJM. ed to: Biner R, Anderson, 47, jot campus. AVEY’S given to an peraona known to be .Inter The pilot, Capt. Haralampos q^drlch: a history major, was Bearer# were FYed Klemack, AI## — Glaih GaMe-Sart t*aea#t#r EVERT , n Fentnre Shown 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE ested therein to appear and be h « ^ Kalogerldls, scoffed at imy idea of 2fll Center St„ driving while In Paul Jurovaty, Richard Walden, «^Routoft6A44A "RUN SILENT—BUN DEEP" □ Barvnvv* ' I—I thereon by publishing a. copy of this toxicated, Monday; and 1-ouia E. circulation manager of the Wes ditMil* 48 B. CENTER 81. 4:80-1 IGO RANGE oodFUa OIL C P 3 D order in •ome "eW R*?*'' h»v}n* a clp- sabotage. "I flew the aircraft my leyan school-.paper. All were memT Chester Gudmundaon, Leon Pal cutatlon in akld Dlatrjct. at l e ^ five self last night and tested the en Mackey, of 01 Cotoper St., totoxica- mer land Stanley Klotz. 318 CENTER STf— PH O N I Ml 3-1138 day# before the day of aatd heating. Uon, Monday. bers of the Sigma Nu fraternity. ELMORE ’TURKINGTON. Judga gines again this morning, he said. Vdi. "M L >a#k aa« □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ' ^ ' ' ' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1969 PAGE FOUB the lama walk, tha lapara a n thoM economUta who ••y thdt In- in f over the hdsds of people only eleanaed, tha daaf hear, tha daad erwiatd federal «p«n• mended $85,000,000 of hl$$20^’' Connecticut which were not understood. Jesus’ Service* of worship at 9 and 11 works established his claim to the though It’s been on the road accepUble solutions to Important Second CU»» M«U Mntten______000,000 total. But the Demhtrata Sunday Maaaes at 8, 7, 8, a.m., Morning wofahlp, aervlce of Messlahahlp.” for over a week now. problems.” SUBSCRIPTION R A T^ recommend, for the first year, only 10:15 and 11:80 a.m. Fnrnble In Advence Yankee Holy Communion. That’* beeauie It’e Mikoyan said Macmillan "dle- One Peer ...... $15 BO lea.OM.OOP of their $297,000,000 Meditation; "The Cali of God. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Oiurch traditional black car, but 'Ha played InltlaOvs by advancing sev SU Month* ...... 775 By A. H. 0. as In a Dream” Pastor Almond. St. Bridget's R. C. Church . S$U grandj total. Rev. John J. Delaney, Paator (Mlaaourl Synod) waiian bronze and tan,” or eral proposals on trade and cul Three Month* ...... 9 and 11 a.m., Church School, brown and beige to the uniniti One Month ...... LSO Here, then, the Democrat* are Rev. Stanley E. Haatlllo, Aesistani Cooper and High Streets tural exchange.” MANCHESTER .30 nursery through sixth grsde. Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Paator WeeWv ...... 06 "economising" In that they are rec Governor Riblcoff Is a sitting Rev. Dennis R. Hu»sey, Assistant ated. "The two sides had a useful ex MANCHESTER 6lnrle'«opy ...... ,•...... duck for all the Republican spokes 9 a m., Church School for youth. Miss Marlon A. Erdln, Organist change of views and clarified their ommending a smaller expenditure, 8:45 p.m., Carol Choii< rehearsal. MEMBER OF men who care to hlaal him on the Sunday Masses 7, 8, 9, 10:15, positions,” Mikoyan declared. But THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for this particular year, than the AUTO PARTS matter of the budget he proposed 6:30 p.m., Wesley Choir rehear 11:30; in the chapel 9 and 10:15. 9 a.m.. Sunday School. Free bus Khrushchev to See he went on: Th* A»*oct»trd Prrs* l« sal. transportation for children whose enUUed to the u.e of iT ot rreatdent himself. to this General Aaaembly. They "Later, when the talks turned 270 BROAD Sr All n«w» dlipAtches credited to U. or The reason for such Democralir ran, aa they have begun to do, rld- 7 p.m., MIF, Cooper Hall. Church of the Assumption parents cannot bring or send them, East German Fair to the peace treaty with Germany 99 E. CENTER ST.—TEL. MI 3-5009 Sot o ih ?rS !*rcred lted ht fhl. ille both the .Governor and the 7:.30 p.m.. Boy Scout Committer or live at a distance. For informa and the Berlin question, the prime *nrt «l»o the loc«l news strategy Is obvious. They want to Adam* St. and Thompson Rd. Alwaya At Vour Sendee For All rlicht* of republic*lion of *pecl*l budget. Yet. no matter how much men's meeting. Troop 47, scout tion, kindly dial Mitchell 9-0408 or minister had assumed a tough line, CHOICE VARIET3 Rev. Joseph Fnrrbll. Pastor • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE We know exactly how to niake dl*P*tche» herein *r* «l*o reierred deprive President Elsenhower of lead thev pour through Ihclr dou room. Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant 9-4444. (ConUnued from Page OneJ,^. possibly weighed down by Tils Al QUALITY the claim that they are iin- R p.m., MYF, Lenten service, 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. • EqUIPMENT your hair look both fashion right Full eervlce client of N. E A. Serr- ble target, both the Governor and lied commitments,” the budget will be altling there, sanctuary. 8, 10:15 and 10 a m.. Nursery In the parish they would drop their occupation The Soviet official charged the SEAFOOD • PARTS (new and rebuilt) and right for you. You’ll be so halancing hi* budget. Operating in Sunday Masses 7, • ACCESSORIES ''publlehere Represenl*llve*: The 8 p m. Lenten service, guest 11:30 a.m. house during church worship. in Berlin. They said they would western powers want to draw out plen.sed with the results. TiiHtis M *lhe»* Si>ecl*l thia wav thev could even come u|>, big aa life, unlea* the Republicans • SUPPUEB . nrp willinir to undertake some- preacher, the Rev. Edgar Jackson, 10 a.m.. Divine worship with give the East German Communist negotiations on Germany by at 43 OAK ST. York, ChlCAIh) • m -o S '»ir ' OF with the claim that, far from up-lKiP "''im g Maniaroneck. N. Y. There will be Holy Communion. Text: Luke 11, • DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES MtiMBER AUDIT BUREAU thing riskier than e.\ercise their St. Bartholomew’* Church regime the power to control Al tempting to replace a meeting of TEL. Ml 9-9937 CIRCULATION'S ______sotting or outspendlng hi* $77,- marksmanship on a sitting target. a coffee hour Immediately follow Kiicklev School Auditorium 17, 33, 28. Theme: "No Neutrality heads of government with a for- Open Saturday until 5 p.no. lied military traffic into West The Herald Prtrtln* Company, tnc.. 000.000,000 budget, they, the Dem There are two salient factors ing the service. Rev. Philip Hussey. Pastor in Christianity!" eigpi ministers’ conference. The So ABC APPLIANCE asmimca no tlnanctal re*pon«ibimy for ocrats. had rut It. But they could, about the Riblcoff budget, one po 7:30 p.m. (not 1:30) The Luther- Berlin, Isolated 110 miles inside viets have repeatedly called for tvDoeraphlc*! errors appear n* In ad- tentially good, one polcnlially bad. fVnter 4',ongTCgstlonal Church Sunday Masses 8, 9:15, 10:30. L Hour Broadcast, WPOP. For an east-west summit meeting. COMPLETE GLASS vertSement* and other of course, turn bark to the con.stil- Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister Thia Is The Ufe," TV, kindly East Germany. REPAIRS In Th* Bfancheater Evening Herald. The thing that Is good is that The Russians," said a western Challenging the West on a peace • For Auto Windshield* uenls Intc rated in pork barrel it Is a budget which treats depart Rev. I.a»iironc'e J. Vincent St. Maurice K. C. Church consult newspaper or guide. treaty Mikoyan declared; HEATING Dubaldo DlspiBV adverusinf closin* hour*; Associate Pastor diplomat, "like ‘ o make a show ■ For Store Front* and all 21 Maple St.-MI 9-1575 projects, and prove to them that mental request,* with a rough Bolton Center 8:15 p.m., "Moments of Com "If the western power* will not Rotary or Pressure For Motid*y-l p m. I^lday Rev. Bernard McGiirk, Pastor fort," radio, WHAY. "Moments of of legality. A peace treaty with MUSIC CENTER size* of window*, For Tue.sdav—1 p ni. Monday the Demorrata want to give Iheae hand The Governor pared aa Ekist Gerr.'any woiric be just the conclude a'^^eace treaty with Ger Burners REPAIRS O N - For Wedneaday—1 P much as anybody would dare. This Holy Communion snd reception Comfort," TV, WNHC, Chan. 9 186 Middle Tpke. We»t a For Table Top*. For Thuraday—1 p.mi W^ne*d*y. projerla much more money than legal excuse they need for giving many. which would also solve the CALL US FOB FREE will not turn out to be a gain. In of new members at all services. Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. New Haven, 5-minute devotions TEL. MI 9-6206 For Friday-1 pjn 'Iburjlay Eisenhower would give them. 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church serv the East Germans control of the question of West Berlin as a free ESTIMATES Open 6 Dnv* a Week GRILLS, ELEOTKIO IRONS, For Saturday—1 P ™. Friday. — the end. If the General Assembly daily Monday through Friday, at town, then the USSR, together « A.M. to 5 P.M. rOASTEIlS, PERCOLATORS, aasalfled deadline: 10:Sn a m. e*rt It Is the neare.st thing yet. fis Allied trafiSc.” itself proves more generous to de ice* Sacred Heart Church sign-off time. with other countries, will be com ACCORDIONS VACUUM CIJEANERS. HEAT ilAT <^f rubiiCAtlon ^xc^pt 8Atiird*T cally speaking, to having your cake partments, or If the departments .Sermon: "Praying through Sym Church St., Vernon Khrushchev’s last reported visit FOGARTY BROS. 9 m. m. ______bol*" - Mr. Simpson preaching. abroad waa his trip to Peiping last pelled to sig n a peace treaty with ERS, FANS, SEWING MA and eating H too. Y'el it gives off themselves fail to live within their Rev. Ralph Kelley. Pastor St. Mary’* Epi*copal Church the German Democratic Republic KINSMAN ORGANS J. A. WHITE Saturday. February 2» 9:15 and 11 a.m., Qhurch School, Ma-saes at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. summer for taliis with Mao Tze- INCORPORATED CHINES. one healthy sign. It seems to say tight budgets, and create deficits Church and Park Street* (Communist Ea.st Germany). This for the future. But at, least a real nur.sery (3 year olds) thru junior tung. Just before that he was -n JEDDO HIUHLAND COAL, Private Instruction* that the Democrats are at lea.st The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, would be a legal agreement and a GLASS CO. Netsrhhors effort to bo tight was made. high. 8t. Francis of Assisi Church Rector Elast Berlin for the EJast German CONNECTICUT COKE, Instrument* and Supplies All work guaranteed 8:30 p.m., CYP Club, Woodruff Communist parly congress. great contribution to the cause of FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL 81 Blaaell Ste—Tel. MI 9-7822 worried enough about the "spend After he got through being as South Windsor The Rev, Preeeott Beach Jr., Campress Does All Kinds of Printing Our thoughts about “A Better Hall, panel discussion. "Judaism Rev. Arthur J. Heffeman, Paslor Text of the Tass announcement: peace.” 810 Broad St.—^Tel. MI 0-46SB ing " charges being leveled at them tight as he could, the Governor A*sl*taat Orchestra For Hire If Uiere is to be a wedding llii Neighbor Policy for Latin Amer and Christianity." Jewish Young Rev. Raymond B. Yaskauskas "The chairman of the USSR Jilete Hie mechanics of any print to try to organize their policy Into found himself still many mitliona Council of Ministers, Nikita Misseri Carries Masury Paints spring, W'e suggest that you coii ica," the topic of the Foreign Pol a wav from balance. Then, with al People will be guests. Assistant Pastor ing job the selling of the type, “ One Call Does It All" two tsplays, one for the budget The 3rd Sunday in Lent. Khrushchev, will visit the Leipzig a - . • . , . . ______tael Campress, !> .S. Main St., and most as much rulhlessness as he 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. Rep. Green Claims Are you wi.«*hlng for spring- Hie lay-out of Hie copy, Hie proof, DHY CLEANING DON WILLIS icy Association "Great Decision* balancers and economizers, the Covenant Congregational Church Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m Spring International Trade Fair in per with the clear plastic coaling, let tliem do the invitations for you. had used in his departmental cut 9 a.m., 1st Family Service. The weathe:- right now? Most of us then liny correcHons ami finally discussions next week, veer away 4.4 Spruce St. Leipzig. BILL'S TIRE THREE J'S (you cannot tell it from regular 5'ou may choose regailar printing and LAUNDERING other for the spenders, with neither ting. he resorted to transparent Litany with sermon by the as Politics, Trial Link are, but the next beat thing to or raised printing, as you wwish. the c()iii|ileLed printing Jot). In or from any expertness. Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Minister Calvary Chapel "He has been invited by the East AND having .spring right now is to give paper) is Ideal to use if there aie der to do tills properly, plea.se al Branch** At: GARAGE set of customers supposed to look device and stratagem to produce a sistant. Junior Choir. Nursery and German government and has Many people favor raised prinliijg tVhat, we content ourselves with paper balance. (Asaembllea of God) RESTAURANT our home.* a springlike appearance youngsters around. Dirt wipes low for ample time. Campress will 18 OAK ST. Into the wrong room. Kindergarten worship in their own gratefully accepted the invita (Continued from Page One) right off this paper, and no longer as it! clo.sely resembles engraving 18 Main SL. Tel MI-9-4581 asking, makes a good neighbor? Just about everything the Re Sunday, March 1. 22 Vernon St. REPAIR SHOP ON ROUTE 6 and 44A with new paint and paper. Really, do its best to assist you ill a rush 501 HARTFORD RD But If you do manage to focus Sunday School at 9:30 s.m. K. 1.1. Gustafson, Paator locations. Classes follow. tion." need you worry about dirty finge:s In fact, it takes an exiicrt to de- And w'e make answer aa follows: publicans charge, in this depart 11 am,, 2nd Family Service, Khrushchev is scheduled to meet Scranton engineer, and Frederick William H. Green. Prop^ it is not hard to do when you de lei't the difference, and the cost lirlntlng job 249 N. MAIN ST. your vision on both displays at ment of Ribicoff wickedness. Is Church-time Nursery at 10:30 pend upon those good Masury on the new paper. Ask about it at ITograms for cliiiis and organ Spocializing In A good neighbor minds his owm 9:45 a m., Sunday School, class Holy Communion with aermon by Macmillan in Moscow Monday. J. Raff, Hartford, Conn., con Try our new 'Take Home Pniil's Paint Supply. i.s .so much less. More and more once, don't he surprised If they true enough. He borrows from the a.m. Columbia Bicycles Paints sold at Paul’s Paint Supply, izations, tiekets for plays this NEW SYSTEM business, and doe.s not insist on Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m. es for all ages. "Follow Me,” con the Assistant. Senior Choir. Under normal diplomatic protocol tractor, had been charged with You do not need to buy a lot people arc ordering raised print BRAKE SERVICE merge Into a sweet-talking mag highway fund to balance the gen 7 p.m., Evensong. Instruction conspiring to defraud the govern Service." Coll Ml 9-4684 645 Main St. If you need any as type of iirinting Is Imndled at John McCallum, speaker. test will be inaugurated. Khrushchev would be In Moscow Goodyear Tires of things to redecorate your room.*: ing for the slight extra cost Is LAUNDRY making it your.s. Y'ou would like to eral fund, and then bonds for high follows this service. Boys' choir. Tuesday to see the British prime ment, In connection with construc sistance is the amount of paint more offset by Hie appearance. Campress. Professional men such nolia tree. ways. He would have the state Lenter.Vesper at 5 p.m. Rev. C. 11 a m., Morning worship. Rev Repairs, Service and it will be ready for to buy, Paul Misseri, the owner, most of tlie things you need can he aa lawyers, doolors, dentists lake Front End Alignment be able to depend upon him for Willard N o r d 1 n, Minneapolis, Daily: 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer minister leave after his : 0-day tion of the $33 million Army Sig In addition to wedding Inyila-, DRY CLEANERS borrow to pay the towns school Henry Anderson of Emanuel Lu Accessories you . . . will be happy to tell you just the rented at Paul’s. Papering boaid.s. of the excellent work Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. help, when you need it. hut you grants. He Is undoubtedly optimis theran Church guest minister. Minn., guest speaker. except this Wednesday. visit. nal Corps Deipot at Tobyhanna, drop clotli.s, regular or disposable lions and announcements. < Announcements of all The Dishwasher Wednesday; 6:30 a.m.. Holy The Leipzig Fair nins from Pa., near Scranton. right paint and amount to pur Phon* MI 9-7758 General Repair Work don't want him trying to pu.sh help tic In his estimate of future state Coffee hour following service 6 p.ni., Christ's Ambassadors, 180 Spruce Street chase for your rooms. ones if you prefer, .steamers to jirosa prints napkins, books match kind.*, businesses as well as in youth service. Commimion. Sunday through March 10. "There is no recompense for the SEATING FOR OVER es, cake bags and boxes i for the down .vour throat. A good neigh It so happens thst we have never income. In short, the Governor's with Group 6 in charge. Phone MI 9-0B59 Masury Paints are easy to apply make the removal of the old wall dividuals, find Campress work 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service, Rev 10 a.m.. Holy Communion with The Soviet newspaper Izvestia anguish I have endured, although 100 PEOPLE paper ever so easy, floor sanders. wedding cake) with the individual bor has sugar you can borrow caught the Canadian comics, budget is balanced about the way Cs reported only today that Soviet for they spread so evenly and particularly satisfactory. a shell game is balanced. You Nordin speaking. Intercessory prayer following. this was tempered in large meas edgers, floor scrubbers and wax names to commemorate the liappy Birth announcements are printed when you need it, but doesn t ask Wayne and .Shuster, who were be Second Congregational Church 7:30 p.m., The Litany with ser Deputy Premier A. I. Mikoyan has ure by undeviating support of a easily, and you get wonderful cov never find the pea, but it is there, Manchester, Conn. erage with them. Of course, you polishers. The rental is moat rea occasion. This can also he done to to order, and tliere are several you to buy sugar from him when ing extolled by TV Columnist .lohn Church of the Nazarene mon by the Rev. Overton Sacksted declared a separate peace treaty great host of friends and well- sonable and it makes your work celebrate a special anniversary, PRINTING MASURY all the time. And the pea is higher Minister: Arnold W. Tozer for East Germany may be forth will not be doing any oiitside paint kinds to choose from. he has more than he needs. A good Crosby the other day. But we are taxes later on. Only some almost 286 5Iain St. er as guest preacher. wishers whose actions—and pray JOYCE so easy. For all your decorating and is most cffecUve as well ns Novelty printing jobs are han C. E. Winslow, Minister coming. ers—reflected an abiding faith In ing now, but when you do, con neighbor will stand with you when quite willing to concede them tal inconceivably fine period of Con 10 a.m., Morning worship and Flower Shop, Inc. Knarf's needs, depend upon Paul's Paint providing a pleasing reminder. dled at (iampress and any firm In "If the western powers,” Miko my integrity,” Green said. sider the fact that Masury outside S\ipply. Stop in and gel acquaint PAINT you want your neighborhood zoned necticut prosperity, jumping tax church school. Worship Hour Nurs North Methodist Church paint is durable, its colors true Campress will be happy to .show terested in this kind of work may PRINTED ent and wisdom In everything for receipts even higher than the Gov 9:30 a.m.. Church School, classes .300 Parker 8t. yan said, "do not agree to con Four other men origrinally ed: you will be no.st welcome. you samples of llieir work In this contact them for price quotations. . . . Is good point to protect your similar invest ery. '34 Church St., MI 9-07BI FOOD MARKET and it withstands the elements, a just one off-stage obsen'ation ernor estimates they can be In the for all ages. Rev H. Osgood Bennett, Minister clude a peace treaty with Ger charged with participating in the line and quote prices. If direct mall adverti.sing 1* ment*. but he won’t expert you to Sermon: "See You In Church.” 10:45jfi.m -. Worship service, mes many . . . then this wrll compel alleged conspiracy were acquitted 540 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE particularly Important item here I Crosby recorded. It related to the future, would rescue Connecticut Campress turns out very fine something you use frequently, let 7 p.m.. Junior Department Par sage by the pastor. the ’Soviet Union together with earlier by U.S. District Judge • FUNERAL DESIGNS in New England. j Third Time’* Charm ENVELOPES Join In any private quarrel he f t that they are supposed to be from such future reckoning. Two services of worship: 9 and work. Peter Campo.seo has had Campress handle the job for you. ent-Teacher meeting with Rellg' 10:4.5 a m., Children's Church 10:30 a.m other countries to sign a peace Frederic); J. Follmer. a WEDDING BOUQUETS PHONE 9-2295 Thi* is also an excellent time picks with the authorities. A good The Governor has done all this, to paint outside furniture and belter than 15 years of experienee They do excellent work, and PAUL'S "literate" entertainers, and as tons Education Director. 6 p.m.. Youth service. Sermon title: "Eyes that Do not treaty with the German Demo Among other things. Green has • FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Cheyenne. Wyo. ()P)—Mr. and Our Specialty neighbor doesn't put on airs, or the Republicans say, just to keep 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi meets 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service Open Monday thru Saturday porch furniture and have it ready and, in 1949. he started his own whether you choose the regular Paint and Wallpaper Store fYosby tells It, they were discuss a campaign promise, that he would See." cratic Republic." been accused of using his position FOR HOME and HOSPITAL Mr.*. LeRoy Scliiel broke the habit printing or multi-colored printing condescend, or speak to you only with Mr. and Mrs. Mntteson at the message by the pastor. East German Communist party 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. for warm weather. Y’ou can get of having twins in April. busine.s.s. He is a.ssisled by Mr.s. 645 Main Street ing thi.s angle, apparently In raise no taxes. They neglect to say Two Sunday School sessions: a.s a member of the House Armed (?amposeo in his business and, with on eitlier plain or colored stock, on days when he may want aome- Church. 9 a m.. Nursery, kindergarten, bo.*s Waller Ulbricht waa putting Services Committee to be of as a Coraage* ' .« an excellent marine paint at Twins LeRoy Jr. and Laura were CAMPRESS quotable unison: that they loo made the same cam SUNDAYS. 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Paul's Paint Supply, and marine two part-time employes, you are you are sure of a striking, eye thlng from you. Even if he has 7 p.m., Junior High Group meets First Church of Christ Scientist junior high, senior high. propaganda fuel Into the fire. He sistance to the other defendants, born April 2. 1956, and twins Fran catching job that will insure read Tel. MI 9-0300 "We've always done tilings to paign promise, and were, in fact, paint is designed to give the \il- sure of .swift and efficient serv 5 S«. Main 9-2240 the ones who began that promise. with Mr. and Mrs, Brown at the Masonic Temple 10:30 a.m.. Nursery, kindergar said West Germany must be freed all but one of whom were associat Ample cis and Heidi were born April 25, er interest. Campress does a more money than you have, he appeal to all kinds of people. Af- Church. of "militarism” before Germany Parking I Specializing In the ttne»t cold most wear under all weather con 1957. But twins Jean and Joan ice at all times. One thing, tiow- If he Were honest, the Republicans ten, grades 1 through 6. ed with firms which held con cut* and meat* In town. great deal of this work and they never tries to buy your friendship te- our take-off on Julius Caesar Sunday service and Church Methodist Youth Fellowship. can be unified. ditions. picked January 1959 for their ar ever. ahoiil 1 be stre.s.sed. A certain infer, he would not be keeping his tracts at the depot. length of time is necessary to com- are equipped to handle any job or support, nor does he shower we were a bit worried that It might rampaign promise, but violating it. The Salvation Army School, 11 a.m. Junior High, 5:30 p.m. He also said West Germany must If you want an enamel paint rival. you liave in mind. For fine print charily upon you. He never gives The Republicans, in this silua- 661 Main St. Wednesday meeting. 8 p.m. Senior High, 6:30 p.m. lift Its ban on the Communist that will retain Its glc»* under ing, let Campress do the job for I MANCHESTER LIQUORS not appeal to just everyone. But on Major and Mr*. E. Walter Lamle countless washings, Paul Misseri advice unless you ask for It, and tion. arc under no particular com Reading room hours at 749 Main party. ONLY you. our way out of a re-staurant, a Officers In charge Ulbricht laid down the reunifica WATKINS-WEST recommends Emalj, the Swedish his sdv'lif'e is never that you change pulsion to recall their own cam St., Tuesday, Friday. Saturday, 11 The l'nlteecoraling Bar assists you in gether chatting and laughing. Was all need to n eet. it and toy with the Idea of yielding lowship. held alternately in East Berlin and lationship with Latin America a.s to it. If ihey are going to .shoot at 7:30 p.m.. Service of dedication choosing the correct paper for this not heart-warming?” We assign to tills dishwasher the Ribicoff. which is their privileged a city in West Germany's Ruhr In Memoriam every room in the house: also, It VIC’S PIZZA SHOP from the "Yankee imperialist" and for the new organ, Dr, Philip basin. Chang Tzu-tung, a lommune- Messier social, economic and educational .sport, nobody can stop them. But Wonders of the Universe Treggor, organist, prelude and shows combination papers. You 153 W. Middle Turnpike "land the Marines" phase of that Although Ulbricht demanded In lovinp memory of (^uetave Schaller are sure of the results when you dweller in Shansi rrovince. Is Phone MI 9-S700 status natural for him. He is pret if they hope to indulge themselves postliide bv Mias Doris Skinner, who passed away iFebruary 28. 1954. € and 44 IRISH FOLKLORE relatlonshiri. Our effort to help has that the Communist party be given use these two aids, and your rooms quoted by People's Daily: Upholstery ty close to the bottom of all three in something more than Idle sport, organist, apecial music by the not al-.vavs been demonstrably then they must thcm.selvcs mount free rein in the western part of a A pi 'Tiouji one from ub in aont, ill be truly decorator inspired. "Now that we ea( in pi.hllc PIZZA ladders, something less than the Senior Choir. confederated Germany, he made no A voire we loved 1b atilled. PACKAGE STORE AND LITERATURE Specializing more lortiinate than our old-limo the pinnacle of political honesty, Moon Explorers It is a breeze to paper a room mess-halls, do we still have our average man, tn put It bluntly. He mention of whether his regime A place U* vacant tn our Uvea with the new papers, for many of SPAGHEHI effort to dominate. Admit that nobody had a right to Community Baptist Church Wlii'di n>’' 'M’ can be filled. ROUTE 6-44 a BOLTON For S i. Pfttrick'H Day—uith little homes ? The way I see it, In is shown something that supposed proml.se balance without raising would allow western political par Phone Ml 9-3324 oarjn to rplpbratp thp day. them come pre-pasted and pre home no longer exi.sit.s If we go Furniture Re-uphoi- RAVIOLI Or. to go bark to defining a 598 East Center .St. at the Green ties to operate in East Germany. ^ Five Rnim ly depends upon a fairly Intelli taxes, and propose, themselves, ' Five dauifhteri. A compiptp Rpntal Library for trimmed and it is no trick to match there only to .sleep. H ran only be good neighhor Bg.aln, a good neigh Fhce Cosmic Dust John R. Neubert, Minister The only political parties per the patterns. Trimz or Dip and staring OPEN DAILY gent. cultivated audience, and he that taxes he in.reased, here and BEER your rpading plpasiirp. called a dormitory." ■ bor doesn't stand on his front now. mitted in East Germany are the Hang Wallpaper is so easy to use; Auto Tops 7:.30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. apparc-'ly surviies the process. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Two similar Communist party and several or simply sbak it in water, put on the Peasant Pei Yu-ming asked: porch or on your.a shouting what a The pdtcnUal risk In such hon of an ounce and about 50-millionths Services of Wor.ship. Communion LIQUORS MANCHESTER "If children are taken ‘ o the | }-le does ln\'e one worry. .‘Suppose esty seems about equally divided. By DR. 1. >1. LEVITT < ganizations which the Communists wall and brush it smooth just as Truck Cushions SUNDAYS good neighbor he is going to he. IMrector, Franklin Institute of an inch in diameter! Meditation: "Guests of God.” WINES nursery and kindergarten when \ it was something over other peo The Republicans would have to call independent political parties, Open quick and simple as that! 59H CENTER 81. (Rear) 4 P.M. to 10:80 P.M. The real good neighhor is someone Planetarium, Philadelphia Density Reduced 9:30 a m. S', nday Church School but actually follow the Communist b o o k s h o p Blrge Medallion paper, the pa- Hicy are very young, and after CLOSED MONDAYS ples' heads? take the initiative In recommend From the data which the Explor Large Walk-In Beer Cooler ward to lioarding school, will Hiey you know you can (oiint on. not ing higher taxes, and there might for children and youth. Cradle line on all Important is.suea. Andrews Building Kiernan^s Safety-lnspect Cars TEL Ml 8-8881 We ran recognize, and smile at, Recent advances made In rocket ers transmitted, scientists have re Roll through High School. Alt Day Sunday and Cold Beer At All Times 67 E. Center St.—MI 3-1086 not foi'sake their kinsmen and becau.se he himself Is alway.s prn- he some danger that higher taxes The Communist party was ban Kiei-nan Motor Sales, Inc., 427* tVe cute ego invnhed in this. It ry indicate man may get to the duced the density of the particles 10:45 a m. Sunday CJhurch Ac Open Dally 9 A.M. to 9 PJU. PARKING IN REAR close relatives after they have been clalmlng It, but because you have might pa.ss. Then they could from the high obtained by the Aero ned In West Germany in 1956. PINE PHARMACY Hartford______Rd.. ,is under the man vantage of Kiernan Motor Sales, allocated jobs on graduation?" either pride themselves on their moon sooner than even the well- tivity program for children, Cradle Inc., offer of a complete .safety FOR EXTRA MONEY pleases him to think that he un bee rockets. They now believe the Ml 9-Ml* agement of Edward A. Conklin, Peoples Daily sadly reports REMEMBER A grown to know he is that kind of alalesmatiship. or. four year.* from informed Imagined. Roll through Grade 3. M4 ORNTEB ST. inspection absol\itely free? If ,vour DELIGHTFUL PLACE derstood and enjoyed something, particles arc falling towsrd the 2:00 p.m. Church Membership president, who says the concern is man-- comnune members "appear person. now. forget everything except the This very prospect, however, In car is in safe driving condition TO DINE . . . lesoerially when he pretends that it earth at a rate of from 1,000 to Class for Adults and Senior High whan M’s Mms ts prepared to give sW'lft and effi to have a pleasant and nastalgic WE PAY We, with Latin A merira. ma\' fact that taxes were raised during cient service on all cars. Conklin, you will have the satisfaction of mie'ht have been difficult for peo creases thia concern about the 10.000 tons a day. young people. GENERAL CUNLIFFE feeling whenever they mention the Bome Jay evolve Into a quieter and the spendthrift Riblcoff adminis This result is in line with others himself, ha.s a formal education In worry-free driving, and if they do RED EMBER ple of less in' lllgence and disrem- tration. prese,nce of meteoric dust and par 2:30 p.m. Senior High Youth find .something that is unsafe, you small family." HIGHEST PRICES more dependable neighbor, who ticles In space. arrived at by astronomers, and MOTOR SALES mechanical technology and has nient. U s all right for me, says thus merits confidence. meet at the church to attend TV SERVICE MEMICK year* of experience aa well to may have saved yourself from a Denouncing, .nuch "nonflenslcal For Rags, Paper. Metala keeps perhaps a little more dis These constitute a deadly rain Christian Citizenship Workshop, costly accident. In either event, ideas. " the paper says party o f this dushwasher, but what about when they fall on a body—like the Explorer HI had microphonea to Days C9 OK ^ EXPERT AUTO BODY and ‘back up this knowledge, OPEN and Scrap Iron tance but wins more Invitations, Hartford. Nlghta ' a a i9 < l Plus Parts you are ahead when you lake ad ficials have ()een trying to con- people who a.en't aa smart aa 1 moon which possesses no pro record the impact of meteors and FENDER REPAIRS ■apart Kleman Motor Sales. Inc., is and who is given more respect be A Thought fo r Today also a wire gauge package to re 7:00 p.m. Junior High Youth C A U t . fully machined to do all kinds of vantage of this free offer. rtnee commune dwellers that fam CALL OR DELIVER TO tective atmospliere. Arriving at a Fellowship meetLig with Stephen TEL. MI S-5482 ENAMEL and LACQUER SUNDAYS am"’ Sponsored by the Manchester cord impacts when they broke the • M o v m o repaljr jobs right on the premises, Winter driving can prove a haz ily life still exists, bigger and bet COCKTAH. I.OUNGE cause respect is the first thing he speed 100 times as fast as a high Johns and Alex Neubert leading. REFEN1SHINGS ter than ever. tx7'’ause ev^.vone is So the high level stuff Is'^hof Council of Churches powered rifle bullet, even a small wires in the gauge. In 49.000 aec- Ml 3-6563 which means job* do not have to ard. and if your car requires body AMPLE PARKING OSTRINSKY himself gives. The question, how lu Refreshments. TW (WnCTKirT UM wU TUIT (A * FAOKINO now a member of "Chmrman Mao at the dishwasher, and the dish- particle is lethal. The hazard Is onds of (jiperation 190 impacts were REASON ABLE PRICES be sent out to have certain work work done on it. remember that Dealer* in. Wtaate Blatenala create a “ better" neighbor policy, recorded'. Kiernan Motor Sales, Inc., does a Tze-tung’s big fainilv^ \ shcr s main concern is that it At the crucifixion there were real, as the current flock of satel FREE ESTIMATES done on them. This is a great sav 7$l PARKER Hii. almost seems to imply rushing Two questions ari.se noW that St. John’s Polish National ing In time and expense to the complete body job here. A dented Ohildren now helonjt to the pub RED EMBER might have been a little lofty for four who bore crosses. The linrc- lites telemetering information back (latholic Church RT. 30—WAPPING. CONN. Tel. MI-8-6785 or M1-8-587S down to do bigger and better good to earth has shown. manned space flight may material COSMETICS PINE LENOX motorist. Free estimates on any fender, a crushed trunk or door lic a* well as to /heir parents. RTS. 6‘ and 44A, BOLTON somebody else, and the enter- penlent Thief blamed Chri.st for ize in 1959. 28 Golway 8t. AT THE RICHFIELD SION ran be taken care of, and when People's Dally says? and "parents for and to our fellow Americans not saving him. His was a crixss of Incrwllble Figure WE CARRY ALL contemplated job is furnished lainei-s know, by that reaction, The first deals with ths detection Rev. Walter A. Hy*zko, Pastor THE TOP LINES PHARMACY TEL. BU S-6404 without obligation. the work is flniahed and painted. i should not look on children as their We suggest that the key answer unrelieved gloom without victory. Soviet dltta acquired from sput of a lethal band of radiation. Thia that they haven't been aiming too', The Repciifcnt Thief asked to niks indicate meteoric material Is With the emphasis on safety so your car will present an almost private properly any more. " may He exactly In the avoidance can keep man from staying lo.se Masses at 8'.30 and 10130 a.m. 299 E. CENTER ST. prevalent today, why not take ad- ne\y appearance. ' Free estimates The commune sy.stem is a radi HIGH GRADE high. 1be remembeicd in the coming falling to the earth at the rate of to the earth where It is moat in ARTHUR DRUG Manchester Moving LISTEN TO THIS of such sporadic impulses, gen kingdom. He siifTered justly but 10,000.000 tons a day! It is po.ssible ^ Ml 9-0896 on any job, of course. cal Communist plan under which We suggest that our afore.said ' tense. The second deals with the Gospel Hall pea.sants and other workers are erated by crises and forgotten be victoriously. Only a few souls the sensing instruments were In and Trucking Co. Are you handicapped by having We mean bURine** about *ell- friends, politicians, entertamcr.s. | number of fast moving particles 415 Center St. Read Herald Advs. just one car in your family? Do required to abandon .Iraditlonat- PRINTING tween crises, and In Ihfe assump have learned to accept just suf error or the sputnik* moved man will be exposed to beyond the p dlslcrs, editorialists, commenta fering and gain victory. through meteoric shower* having you have to wait until late In the home and family life for' a regi Ing your home. If we don’t »ell! tion that we are all going to be protective atmosphere of the earth. JOB AND COMMERCIAL tors. all put an image of this dish- Simon of Cyrene wa.s. neither especially large concentrations of Sunday, 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of day or in the evening to take care mented communal existence so the Then we cjui’t make money. living together for a very long Both areas will be most carefully bread. KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. of your shopping? If so, why not stale c.an get more work out of PRINTING w,.sher in their minds and keep It Jew nor Roman. He was compelled particles? monitored in the next few months. So If you want to *ave money time, without fighting each other, to bear an undeserved cross. Y'et If the figures are correct. It 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. MORE RCCURATE..! TO UNDERSTAND EDWARD A. CONKLIN, President consider getting a good used car them. The communes have been when ■elling or buying, kindly there. For he la. we believe, the On the results of this monitoring from Kiernan Motor Rales, Inc.? Prompt and Etnclent Printing and without marrying each other, it lifted the entire course of his means meteoric debris Is falling on hinges man’s hope for orbiting the 7 p.m,, Gospel meeting. We would like to handle i existence In China nearly 10 same person they normally take life. Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet 427 H.ARTFORD RD.—TEL. MI 9-4100—Next to Norman’s You will find a nice selection of months. call u*. of All Kind* either. the earth at the rate of 100 pounds earth or landing on the moon. great pains to tall; down to and Jesus accepted his cross when per square mile per day. In a year ing. clean used cars at a price that (Copyright 19.59. General Feature* COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING will actually surprise you. All of write down to, who is supposed to he might have changed his course this would amount tn 18 tons per Corp.) Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. your Brokerage Business^ Manchester Realty Co. in life and saved himself. But he these car* have been checked, so GOMWINITY PRESS Spend And Cut be the sucker for the moronic ap acre. Surely there would be ample TED GOODCHILD loved human beings and the king evidence of such rain, if it existed. ' ^ CLEAN USED CARS BODY WORKS you are svire of a good safe car to 11 Maple St. Cor. Nu. Main and No. Schcmi The Democrat* In Congress are proach, for whom intelligent dis dom of God more than he loved Your account at Shearaon, Hammill wUl drive. They have been thorotighly MI $-0000— MI 3-4548 Streeta—^Telephon# MI-^S-SICT In shallow seas, for example, the ^ * Full *tock of aUndard and Blue Streak ignition part*. • Adco beginning to play on both sides of cussion of issues would he a waste the easy way. particles would settle and remain a regi8t«re«l repreaentative who Is Vexperienced In all cleaned and, for a aurprislngly ■mall sum, you can enjoy the con the spending issue. If their some of time, for whose mentality and Life often lays hold on people iindisturtied for centuries. How phases of the investment bu*ine«*. brake lining* Installed In all popular model*. * Firestone and and forcibly put.s s'" cross upon ANNUAL LENTEN SERIES venience of a second car. Do drive what weird strategem should prove understanding the pollster frames ever, samples taken from the bot Goodyear tire*. Recap* in all popular *lr.e*. a A complete Safe them. It is wisdom to choo.se the tom of the seas do not indicate this You are assured the beat possible execution of ordera down to Klernan's. it is located OF ty Inspection Free, a F'ull line of Texaco produi'-l*. right next to Norman’s and there BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK niccessful they might end up, we his questions. attitude that leads to victory as density of fall. for listed stocks and bonds through the firm’s floor part did Simon and Jesus. Beyond the Is always plenty of parking there. suppose, as being, champions of None of these has ever had him Thus we are forced to conclude GREAT PREACHING \ V..4 ■ ' ners on the New York and American Stock Exchanges. soth spending and economy. quite right, has ever conceded cross of Jesus is an Easter.- that an unusually large error was Your dealings in unlisted, or over-tlie-counter, *«urltles A full line of Texaco product* PAINTS Rev. John R. Neubert, will be facilitated through our extensive, country-wide ■re sold at Kiernan’a and they car Their etrategy, as exemplified in either his intelligence or his ego contained in the sputnik Informa \ * tion. TOMORROW AT connection*. You may take complete advantage of the • ry many other small car parts such the latbat version of Uie airport tistical pride in his own ta.stc and ,Kmnniiel Lutheran Church What about studies in thia coun laim 'RtuStij firm’s unexcelled R ^ a r c h facilltie* at any time. as Adco brake linings to be in^ * Duco and Diilnz Enamel* tonstrucUon bill, has two main opinions .has ^ver ventured far C. Henry Anderson, Pastor stalled in all popular models, also try? An evaluation of the high SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH We cordially invite you To visit out' modern office* w d * Cuatom Color* points. First, they' advocate, and from the insult of , trying to talk Herman Frerirha, Intern . altitude Aerobee rockets fired from TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! a full stbek of standard and Blue 4.0 Judge for yourself the quantity and calibre of service that ^puUdtU*tls^ srant to pass, a total future apend- down to him. He is not. this dish the White Sands Provinfe Grounds Will thia be your comment tomorrow? Not if you ch^k Streak ignition parts. * Flow Hote Robber Bonn Wall Point Thii-d Sunday ip Leftt, Divine MORNING 9:00 and 11:00 w* provide. wW) u* today for your complete insurance coverage. ^ l i T T washer, as good as he himself indicates the daily meteoric show THE REVISED STANDARD VERSION BIBLE Thi* is no time to be driving on SEE US FOR: * On Font Boo** Paints *lf for airports which is much Worship and Church School 9 and er* range from a high of 25,000 worn Urea, and at Kleman’* you "AS IN A DREAM" Miiiy fin* wmioni from $3.25 now awtUW* a t... . Ask for Edward W. Krasenlc*. Manager. ' * Aluminum Roll Up AwningS '-nore generous Uian the President's think* he is. Bu.t he 1* belter In-- 10:30 a.m. Sermon, "Are You tons to a low of 6,000 tons per day. by PASTOR LAWRENCE ALMOND can purchaee Fireatone and Good Loyal to Christ” Paator Anderson. ALDO PAGAN I * VenetlM Blind* Call ns tor help on V^v pnlntii^ Job. raboBunendsaon. Thus they would formed, livelier in mind, and has, However, becauae of the eartli’a year tlrei aa well as recaps In all * Storm Door* pledge a total of $297,000,000 to within himself,' better resources for motion around the sun and the DONALD OENOVESI, Acaoebrti popular sizes. Conitordla Evangelicalx Lutheran THE MANCHESTER For all o f . your auto repairing a ComblnaUoB Window* Mch sdrport construction over the taite, opinion and understanding spinning of the earth, fhe time of EVENING 8:00^-Tha REV. EDGAR JACKSON Church - recording the data influenced the OF M^UMOUtONEOK, N. T. . S h e a r s o n , H a m m i l l $ Co. and body work* aa well aa those Monchostor Awning Co. V text four years, as compared to than most of Uioss who make a Wln|ter and Garden Sts. INSURANCE results. -Mwehw NiW fine Texaco product*, depend upon 195 WEST CENTER ST. 10 the $200,6m ,000 recommended business out of catering to him BOOKSHOP w ra ii PiaWONAJL SERVICE, SINCEJEW the t rlft and courtepua aervlce al- Telephone BIl S .tn i ia n SS s iSF - The Army aatelUtea have supple Music By The Men’s Chorus—Pins ♦11 Main MwiehwMr • AAHehall l - i s n ty the President. Here,' clearly have, yet 'ret Uzed.- 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. mented this data. The instrumen •7 E. OENTEB ST. ANDBISWB BLDO. toil MAIN STREET—TEL. MI S-89S4 ,ways given at Kilernan Motor EatnbiteiMa m s ^ 8:45 and 10:15 a.m., Morning Coffee Hour FoUowinR Erenin^ Serriee FREE PABKINO, BEAR smugfer ths Democrats ara the And when this dishwsAher says tation in the satellites was sensl- TEU Btl 3-IOM Bales, Ino. worship, the Rev. Erio ©j^^ch, .live enough to ' detect particles . and on the side fit that yoti would be in danger of be- guest pastor. weighing less than a ten-billionth T t. t ■i V y 'i J • . o ,J P A G E SEV EN MANt'HKSl'KR KVKNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1969 <5 PAGB SIX d a i l y c r o s s w o r d .PU'AZLE OUR BOARDING H O U SEj with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY WAISE VOUR FEET SO I Answer to PfBvIouB P u n lt, Amy Pirkey, Shirley Vittner Favorites in Town Tournament VJHAT OOVOLl MSAUM OH, WWHAT I CAN tOOtC Mexican Siesta UNPERTH6 — - .7=. TWSK VOD-se «7L00K|t)lD1HE VOO'a TWlNK Me CRATV. ^raAXV/'iFViJU’ReyW WHOSIGUYVOO n CHAIR, SAKE, BUT6UTX X COULD TAKE ^ iNSINOATiN' F W HERE v in u = a w WON T ly u euds MY OATH TH W THE RiMG O N ^ — j j - -.0LT5 ^ TH E ' ACROSS 3 Stagger 4 Salient angle Celts 173, Lakers 139; Y0U« finser is the same ¥ ( pickle- ^ Ring lA Important b ES O’Brien Still < 5 Mediterranean El S s . P R O O ^ ACOSE.y I FROM. Mexican island . Semi-Finals and Finals retort 6 Operates B^wayt 7 Mexico lies a s Shotput King New NBA Records Set 10 Stratagem south of the N Scheduled Today at Y 11 Course (abl) HARO SHELOy 13 Make poMible 8 Striped bl Los Angeles, Feb. 28 ( ^ — Boston, Feb. 28 Boston 173, Minneapolis 139 and y K r NAME OF AT LAST// 16 Art (Latin) animals The fierce pride of a champion records galore. The National Basketball Assn, may order OKFOeO , 17 Rolls 11 Felines 23 Sacred songs 37 Solitary By PAT BOLDUC was never bettej- demonstrated saliva tests for the players and calculating machines for the (5>UlCKe0SH^ -< rJ C ^ t 'A 25 Bird’s home 38 Rip than by ahotput (Thamplon kM 19 Disencumber 12 Operatic solo According to form—or averages if yoii prefer—-defending scorer's table. tM U ft. R*<. 9H. 20 Row 14 mThe e nwRio 26 Lampreys 40 Parry O’Brien at the Univer Grande River 48 Compass point 41 ftepMition champion Amy Pirkey and 1956 titliat Shirley Vittner .should sity of Southern California In the most prolific scoring ex- 22 Her hibltlon in the 13-year history of t- i» 23 Window glaif forms part 29 Hebrew letter 42 Harart meet in the final match to determine the 1959 championship yesterday. BY V. T. HAMLIN <}{ its 32 Mimics 45 Pasteboard The world record holder was the NBA, Boston’s Eastern Dlvi- lAIndlaW in the Recreation Department’s seventh annual Women’s »lon champions rewrote the record a l l e y OOP ■ antelope boundary---- 33 Narrow way 46 Town Duck Pin Bowling Tourna-''- one of hundreds watching Riflemen Post ...THIS MOONMAM NO ICauRSE Y.tou'd known book yesterday at Boston Garden. FUNNY/OK^V.I’LL r^HIM FOR A DOPE 26 City In 15 Paradise 34 Hebrew nient. when the sensational Trojan Even the losers got their share of ABOUT OXY I SPELL IT h ere,THIS SUPER EVEN IF TP ONLY Germany 18 Be quiet! ascetic 51 Drink made But before dashing off to wager freshman, Dallas Long, got off latching on\ cut for INTELLIGENT MENTAL 21 Horsemen 36 Evades with malt 10th Triumph marks. WHISPERED 27 Low haunt your automobile or mortgage on Delany Shoots a heave of 63 feet, four inches Boston bettered the record for TO 35,000 X YUH giant vou guys 29 Green your home it would be wise to re in a dual meet against a jun •EEN BRAGGIN' vegetable moat points in a game, in one half r ■1 i 1 r member that form doesn't always ior college. (90) and in one quarter (62) with X ABOUT. SO Mariner’s hold true in these head-to-head For 30th Win That’s two inches better In 13 Matches direction out the services of its great cen r l6 matches. Take last night’s quarter than O'Brien’s official record, ter, Bill Russell, who had a sore WJlGGS 31 Measure final matches for example. Mrs. and although there was no Manchester H ig h 's riflemen ol cloth i fT 3 tendon in his left leg. ALVNAVS II r Pirkey, who tied for sixth place in In Succession chance of Long's mark being made it 100 victories In 13 match In addition, Ben Swain fouled 6ET6TOTHE 32 Vigilant w the qualifying round, eliminated accepted because of the inad , HEART OP 35 Small fishes It IT r equacies of the Trojan practice es yesterday in the Armory at out before the half and K. C. Jones 39 Go by Mavis Small, who deadlocked Mrs. New Vork, Feb. 28 (JP)—Ron did not appear until late in the lYHE M^YTER n ■Vittner for third spot, 2-0 and Delany goes after his 30th straight field on which the meet was the expense of Milford School. iwe N ••• 40 Young dog Jo r i : ; held, O'Brien accepted it — 863-819. The Indians' total repre conte.st. 43 American eighth seeded Anne Twerdy upset indoor mile victory tonight and it St. IxniU Whips Syraciue T r i top seeded Doris Grisel 2-1. could be the one in which the aa a challenge. senled the efforts of the local re St. Louis, holder of the previous wild plum B'orm did feld true as Mrs. Vitt While ethers surged around serves and underclassmen, while 2 44 Abstract being fabled four-minute board dream the eenlor hot-shots sat it out single game point mark of 146, I* 45 Antic ‘ ' i7 28 ner ousted Tun-loving and fifth becomes a reality. the 18-yoar-old giant from whipped Syracuse in the only other CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ranked Heitne Dey 2-0 and second Phoenix. Arlz., O'Brien slipped Milford was considerably improved 47 Feminine 36 S Delany will toe the mark in a league teat, 128-113, as Bob Pet X‘3»i appellation seeded Ruth McIntosh upended Flo special during the IC4A Tfack and unnoticed into the dressing over the previous match In the tit hit for 39 points at home last 48 Teeter jj r ' ''' 31. 37 38 Kloter, tied for sixth place in the Field Championships in Madison room. When he reteirned, he homa-and-home series, but not night. Pettit appears on hia way 50 Peruser ”'v.-v qualifying round, 2-0 in other best- Square Garden. was wearing his track suit. good enough to tip the locals. For to recorda for total pointi In a BY AL VERMEER 52 Demigoddess i f 11 ( f i! of-three game matches at the Y al The past two years, Delany, Ire The shotpnt event was over the second consooutlva match, aea.son and average points per PRISCILLA’S POP 53 U seless i rr leys. land’s Olympic 1,500-meter cham —Ijong having bested the sec sophomore John Matchett led the game. 10 Semi-Final Pairings ond place man by 23 feet — Silk Town gunners, this time in □j : ^ MEV! 54 Concludes r 1 pion, has helped Villanova to the The Celtics stole the show a few CARLVLE! 55 Sediment / Semi-final matches are on tap and O'Brien took a few warm spite of a wild flyer in the offhand hours after the team had partici NOPE! tT 56 (1 team championship. But Ron and W A IT U P A DOWN r this afternpon at 1 o’clock with most of the other Wildcats of '67 up tosses. position. pated in a schoolboy clinic which , LIKE Mrs. Pirkey opposing Mrs. Twerdy and ’58 have been graduated. Then the 27-yesr-old former The Indians are prepared for a atre.saed defense. I TO COME , MINUTE 1 Lines ot ST 5! ^and Mrs. Vittner meeting Miss Mc Trojan put his heart, lie pow F.I^HINSrJ poetry Jumbo Jim Elliott’s outfit isn t tough week’s firing when school Bob-Couay, never more amazing K Intosh. Averages thus far are Mrs. conceded much of a chance of mak erful muscles and his pride resumes Monday. Monday will be as a playmaker and set shooter, 2 Night before r n Vittner 114.4, Mrs. Pirkey 113.2, an event ing it three in a row. Instead, most into one tremendous effort. the Indians' effort to capture some had B record 28 aasista. Richie Miss McIntosh 110.5 and Mrs. coaches think the scramble for the Yankees’ Mickey Mantle Signs $75,000 Contract ITie shot sailed *3 feet six of the CXIIL IndlvldusJ Cham Guerin of New York had get the Twerdy 106,6. team title will be the most wide inches. The king was still pionship medals and another leg old standard of 21 earlier this sea . 4 Tonight at 7 o'clock the final open In many a year. Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees agreed to terms yesterday on a contract today which king. on the Nasslff Arms Trophy from son. and consolation matx;hes, both gave him an estimated 53,000 raise to 575,000 for the 1989 season. The Yankees power man smiles O'Brien, now a bank em Cj SHORT RIBS BV FRA N K O’N E A L Four Others in Race an unexpectedly good Bristol Cooz also collected 31 points to best-of-three game series, will be Delany has a made-to-order field with general manager George Weiss, left, and asslsUnt general manager Roy Harney after the sign ploye, but a remarkably fit team. Notre Dame comee to town follow Tommy Heinaohn’s 43. Bill ' r THOO&rtT OOUNS held. Walter Fox of the Advisory for record-breaking purposes. Only ing. (AP Photofax). one, viewed the dramatic duel on Wednesday, and Loomis fires Sharman showed 20 points for 29 Park and Recreation Commission last week he lowered the world in calmly. "Well,” he said, "I had here Friday. Saturday winds up minutes. U t> k \ THERE'S WERE HAPPY! will present trophies to the four fi door mark to 4:02.5 in a bulky to do it. What would people Lost in the maze of records THEY the season with the State Cham A CtOWM!! nalists in addition to a gift certifi field. This time, there are just four Victory Desperately Needed think?" pionships in New Haven. were 14 points and 11 rebounds by ape! cate from McBride's Sports Spot Long, who waa making his baseball spring training fugitive to Alice Beebe who turned in the others trying to beat him. Sports in Brief The match aummarloa. The two opponents he must first appearance In college Manchester SSS Gene Conley who swished hook V Y4 tourney's top single, a 144. competition after a sensational shots with both hands, K. C. Jones’ ± i * watch the closest are Hungary's John Matchett ...... 99 77 Trailing by 13 pins, 66-43, in the Istvan Roszavolgyi, a member of New York, Feb. 28 ()P) — David high achool career in which he Ron Wabrek ...... 99 81 six field goals for Six tries and Jim BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS fifth box of the opening game, the four-minute club outdoors, and Campanella, 16-year-old son of Green Manor at Home set a record of 69 feet 3 1/8 (lary Knsak ...... 99 76 IvOBcutoff’s first half defensive job LONG SAM Amy, who has held the title two Jason Stanafield ...... 97 74 ■T*! Lt. Bill Dellinger of the U.S. Air the former Dodger catcher, has inches with the 12-pound shot, Steve Higgins ...... 96 73 on Lakers’ rookie Elgin Baylor WHYNOi; LISTEN, MRS. • AND THE straight years, chalked up a strike Force, who lowered the world in been found free of any connection hit 62-8 on his first try and MlKord SIS (two field goals). APAM-t>ONT POOMSBY-VOURE CHILDISH in the sixth frame and came door two-mlle and three-mile rec with a slaying In Brooklyn. To New Britain Ouintet 63-4 on his second. Coach Jsss E(i Ballard ...... 96 8,1 178 Boston tried 143 field goals, A through with a spare fill in the Mortenaen told him to stop John D eck en b arh ...... 89 76 164 made 72. Both were records. It YOU FEEL A MARRIED 6AA1ES we ords in three weeks. Actually, he was never in cus Mark Bkolnick ...... 96 66 161 seventh. A nice six fill and another It was Rozy who pushed Delany tody, according to Dist. Atty. Ed after a third toss fell off. Al T ropne ...... 93 66 169 was a gaudy 50.3 per cent. WELL? WOAtAN NOW... USED TO spare in the eighth, plus four pins, 61/] PoInU a Minute ' PLAY ARE to the new standard last week ward Silver. Green Manor’s faint chance to qualify for the forthcoming Quite understandably. Boh Shiffm an ...... 91 66 167 gave Mrs. Plbkey a 93-85 .advan The skinny Hungarian runs strict O'Brien was Impressed by the Other Manchester scores were Boh The teams together averaged (50NE — tage over Mavis. Miss Small failed Silver said yesterday that sev Farmington Valley Basketball League playoffs hinges a great youth who threatens to take Miirawskl 166. Paul Oelssler 163. 6’/k points a minute. Their com BUT THAT ly against the clock and by his own eral witnesses to the slaying saw Charles Olode 146. Roger Harry 140 FOREVERy to overtake her poised and sharp- admission likes to break the record deal on tomorrow’s schedule oi four games. The top pairing, over the field he has dominat and Dawson Bents 140. bined 312 points bettered tha clown shooting rival in the final two box young Campanejla's picture in the insofar as Silk Town fans are concerned, is the Green Manor- ed .so long. previous high of 282 by St. Louis EVEN ^ILINC' es, bowing 108-103. The second for any race he’s in. , ,, . paper — as a result ot sev eral ?>Now Britain tilt beginning at 3:15 and Syracuse. They also combined Dellinger is more of a distance scrapes he was in earlier this "He looked very good." said game was strictly no contest as man, but he Is no slouch at the at Verplanck School. Parry. "And he’s got too much NBA Basketball for most points in a half (165) and Amy pinned a convincing 139-93 week — and thoaight there was strength to go anywhere but one quarter (96). victory. mile as evidenced by his 3:41.5 In resemblance to the killer. When Favorites Triumph Co-leader Bloomfield Minneapolis had to console itself the 1,500 meters—the fastest at they saw him In a lineup, how travels to Windsor Locks (7-5), up. I just hope I can fight him Friday’s Results r.M. Ah- u.t. P*t OPT. Spares in the second and third the distance ever by an Amerl cellar-dwelling Suffleld (1-11) off for another year or two. Boston 173, Minneapolis 189. with the fact that no losing team ^ 1M 9 fty MCA •errlee. In*. 2-28 boxes with a total of 15 additional ever, they found no resemblance. In Three Classes; ever scored so many points. can. hosts Plainville (6-6) and Newing but It’s going to take some St. Louis 128, Syracuse US. pins, accorded Mrs. "rwerdy an ton (6-6) makes a short hop to doing” "I just hope we can shake tha ‘Is there anyone else?’ Good grief, Bobby Griffin, how early 45-28 margin in the third A Rabbit, No toss St. Petersburg, Fla. — Mickey Saturday’s Schedule effects of this one," said Laker The other two entries in the spe Tonight’s Pairings Wethersfield (4-8) in other FVL O’Brien and Long may clash Minneapolis al New York. much homework do you think I have time for?” and deciding string against Mrs. Mantle, star Yankee outfielder, action. officially for the first time Coach Johnny Kundia whose club BV KEN BALD and .TERRY BRONDFIELD clal are Phil Coleman, Delany’ St. Louis at Cincinnati. entered the contest with five vic Grisei, Anne winning 114-98, A personal pacemaker the past two signed his 1959 contract for New Haven. Feb. 28 UP)—There Coach Woody Bushey's quintet, next Saturday in an AAU JU D D SAXON tournament n e \/ c o m e r , Mrs. 580,000. Scottsdale, Ariz.-outfleld- meet. Long is entered, but Sunday’s Schedule tories in six previous starts. FOR YEARS SOME VERY JEALOUS IT'S GIVEN MATT BREAN HIS BEST years, and Paul Schmidt of Ger will be 10 Connecticut Interscho a notoriously poor fourth quarter "There was little we could do ELECTION ISSUE, AND HE'S OUT TO Ti''erdy also copped the opening er Jackie Jensen of the Boston Red O'Brien hasn’t decided wheth Minneapolis at Philadelphia. AND PEOPLE WHO WEREN'T IN ON THE game 108-86 only to have Doris many, who would rather run the Sox, the American League's most lastic Athletic Conference baisket- club, desperately needs a win over New York at Syracuse. about their phenomenal shooting, WITH 6 0 0 0 PAM CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN PROVE IT. ONE„ ~ ball games tonight. They follow a the Mrffiafort Wreckers to remain er he will compete. But if Long WAV OR BY ROUSON even the coimt with a 117-98 win 1,000. But there is no 1,000 special valuable player in 1958, signed his Cincinnati at Detroit. although after staying with them REASON... SPREADING STORIES ABOUT I.ITTI F SPORTS on the program, po he says he will night of tournament play in which in contention for the post-season starts flirting around with his 6RAFT AND POOR CONSTRUCTION. ANOTHER- in the middle string. It should be contract for a reported 540,000. record, the chances are Perry Boston at St. Louis (Afternoon for a while we really played bad I THINK aeitp. tM weetp* a iatm Mve. run as fast and as far as he can most teams stuck close to their play involving the top four teams. defense over the second half." THEY SAID DAD HAD TAKEN (pointed out that Mrs. Grisel was Even a victory tomorrow and an will be there. TV). SHORT CUTE HE WILL^.f not feeling up to par physically, a rabbit, no less. Colorado Springs, Colo. — Tim season ratings. Most of the fa If there is a favorite in the col vorites won. other win In the windup against .y suffering from a bad cold. Brown of » Sacramento, Calif., Suffleld one week from Sunday will legians’ team race, it probably is clung to a slim 6.8 point lead at In the Class A, fourth rated College Basketball Missed One Pinner Manhattan. Actually, the.Jaspers Naugatuck defeated Wethersfield, not guarantee the locals a playoff The night's closest match was the halfway mark but a late rally berth. would have been pretty much shoo assured Colorado’s David Jenkins rated 12th, 76-62. Bulkeley, No. 8, Michigan State Seeks Crown Princeton 83, Deu-tmouth 67 Mrs. Vittner’s opening 110-109 tri ins if shot putter Joe Marchiony defeated Notre Dame, rated 16th, Should Green Manor end the umph over M'-t Dey Down by 12 of his third world men's figure Yale 84, Cornell 73 hadn’t broken a bone In his foot skating championship. ' 69-53. The two victors will meet regular season with a pair of vic Brown 80, Columbia 62 pins, 74-62 in the sixth frame, la.st week. He was the defending in the quarter-finals on March 4. tories it would gain no more than And Spot in NCAA Tournament Penn 73, Harvard 63 Helene got a spare -with a nine champion and good for points, ■ Tonight, Windham will play a tie for fourth place — providing St. Joseph's (Pa) 08, George ...... fill in the seventh box only to miss Sun Valley, Idaho-Experienced either Newington or Plainville Penn State, ■with Ed Moran dou Christian Pravda skied a flawless Stratford and Greenwich will play town (DC) 80 a one pinner. Mrs. Dey closed out bling in the 1,000 and anchor man William Hall in Class A play. loses their final two starts. A Man New York, Feb. 28 (A')—Mlchi-6>througk their remaining games un- Syracuse 79, Colgate 68 BY JO H N N Y H A RT with 10-9-9 in the final three race and won the Harriman Cup's chester defeat Sunday and a vic gan State, still toddling around In scathed, so a playoff for the B. C. on the two-mile relay, likewise downhill event In two minutes, 34.6 There will be three Class B Boston Univ 92, St. Francis frames while Shirley showed 8-9-9 a strong contender, as is Army, games tonight. Plainville will play tory by either Newington or Plaih- knee pants by conference stand championship will be required. NY) 70 It. the sa>ue boxes to gain her one- seconds, defeating favored Buddy ville will eliminate the locals. ards, can win “its first undisputed The winner gets an at-large bid COULO undefeated in dual competition all Werner of Steamboat Springs Stonington at Deep River; East Springfield 79, Coast Guard 66 BY ROY CRANE I WONDER WHAT I i ;5 pin edge. The second game also Big Ten basketball championship to the NCAA Toumament. Bridgeport 86, Fairfield 84 BUZZ SAWYER STAB WITH MV NEW SPEAR? went to Mrs. Vittner, 107-89. season; Yale, which last won in Colo., who fell twice and was un Haven plays Amity Regional at Visitors Heavily Favored 1954 with 19 points, the lowest able to finish. Hillhouse; and Southington plays Boasting a per game average of tonight along with the coveted Just like in football, all Navy’s Colby 96,- Bates 73 ' ^UODENLY, A£ THE TRWL TARTY INCHES AHEAP, ; Miss McIntosh was forced to winning total ever, had Maryland, Simsbury at Wethersfield. spot in the NCAA toumament post-seaaon arranger.ents hinge Albany Pharmacy 83, Hartford 63 THERE'S ACmSHIHe^MUmitP BOOM.,; rally in the second game before 83 points and a 74-point defensive that goes to the victor. , Albany Business 101, Waterbury the Atlantic Coast Conference Brookline, Mass.—Lois Felix of In last night’s medium achool mark, New Britain is heavily on the result of its game with upending Mrs. Kloter 105-98 champion which i.s making its first play, four favorites won. Lyman The Spartans are only in their Army. The t’ 'o service academies UConn 65 Queen of the polished lanes bade Meriden, Conn., defeated Caiole favored to repeat an earlier 99-80 Dtotrict 32 NAIA PUyotfa fcAVtlH! serious threat. Wright of Brooklyn, 6-2, 8-6, for Hail (8) defeated Newing^ton (13) verdict. In comparison the Manor- eighth season of play in the con clashed today in a nationally tele SHOW In 1953, Ruth was behind 67-50 55-37. Wilcox Tech (4) defeated ference. Two seasons ago they fin vised game (3 p.m. EST) and the First Rbtuid „ *® after six convplete boxes. After the 1959 National Women’s in men, who have lost their last two Qulnniplac 89, New Haven Tchrs ( BRI06E OVER door championship. Killingly (12) 51-48. Branford (8) outings for a 4-8 won and lost rec ished in a tie for first with Indl- Middies will go to the NCAA A CREVASSE outsihooting her hard-luck rival 72 10-tt In the se-venth frame, Ruth defeated Gilbert (20) 54-21. And ord, have averaged 71 points a tourney if they win. They already k CAVED in! Trio of Top Stars North Haven (6) defeated Univer game while giving up 80. It's the same Indiana team that have been offe'ec' at an-large spot New Britain 94, Danbury Tehra 61 sliced the deficit to five pins In New York, Feb. 28 (A'l—Since is standing in the way of Michigan L > the eighth thamkis to a. strike with 1933, winners of the Flamingo sity (14) 61-51. Currently deadlocked with Boston U., still h0(ping for Begin Working Out The four Class C teams that State this time. But the Spartans post-season offer, scored its 17th an excellent eight fill. Mi.ss Me Stakes at Hialeah have figured Bloomfield for first place the are favored in the game, which is prominently in the Kentucky Der meet in tournament* competition Wreckers are sparked by Jerry victory in 22 starts last night Glover and Hicke Intosh still trailed by two pins down for a regional afternoon tele 92-70 over St. Francis of New WEXITHROW going into the final frame but a In Training Camps by. But that doesn’t assure tonigljt are St. Thomas vs. New D’Apice (14.8 average) and Billy cast at 4:40 p.m., (EST.) First Landing a blanket of red Milford at Watertown; St. An Hofferth (14.1 average). Other York. St. Joseph’.s of Philadelphia spare and another eight fill It the Spartans had to wait nine already assured an NCAA berth In AHL Headlines N t* Ye*k MereM T**e«e !■»< enabled her to edge out Mrs New York, Feb. 28 ()P)—This Is roses at Louisville should-he cap thony’s vs. Terryville at Manches New Britain standouts include, nv DICK CAVAi.l, scoring averages-^n parentheses, years for their first championship, toppled Georgetown (DC) 98-80 Kloter by seven pins, the day the big bats come into play ture the big one today at Miami. ter: La Salette vs. Granby at they need not be concerned. Com New York Feb. 28 (/P)—A 81- MOR'IY MEEKLE at American League training Two 5100,000-added races, the Cheshire: and Hebron Regional vs. Pete Viera (11.9), Vin Petnizella and Marquette, also In the NCAA CHCK Ruth was an easy 113-84 winner pared to some of their brothers, whipped Western Michigan 81-71 year old veteran and a 2(i-year-old 6 AY,E.G.,THAT NEW CMMIl in the opening game and wound camps in Florida and Arizona. Flamingo and the Santa Anita Bloomfield at Wallingford. (10.1). Joe Wilks (8.7) and Ray Linn (9.2). they’ve done all right. Indeed, rookie grabbed off the headlines in INCENTIVE PLAN OF uip with 40 adjitional pins on three Mickey Mantle starts working Handicap at Arcadia, Calif., head In small school competition last "nie conference started a yearly Ivy League Action the American Hockey League last BY I,ANK LEONARD V0 UR6 SURE 16 out with the New York Yankees at line the racing program. The $50 night Ellsworth (12) upset Valley In other Ivy League action .MICKEY FINN spares and two strikes in the two Hustling Jimmy Moriarty, who race in 1906. It was 1925 before night. GETTING RESULTS^ games. St. Petersburg! Fio. Jackie Jensen 000-added New Orleans Handicap Regional (4) 66-64. Morgan (10) has been handcuffed in recent Ohio State won the crown for the Penn defeated Harvard, 73-53 Fred Glover, in his H th AHL EVERY PAPER HAS IT WELL.PO WHAT CLANCY SAID Mrs. Vittner also displayed some begins training with the Boston promises to bring out the largest did the same to St. Basil’s 61-66. games, and Vinny Kohen are* first time outright. It waa 1927 for Brown whip.ied Columbia, 80-62 season, scored two goals os Cleve NOW - THEY'VE ALL \ — LAUSH ALONG WITH THEM.' excellent pinning, pitting up an Red Sox at Scottsdale, Arlz. And. crowd of the season at the Fair Litchfield defeated Woodbury among the loop’s top 15 scorers. Michigan, 1931 for Northwestern and Yale set back Cornell, 84-7G land shutout Providence 5-0 to be HAD REPORTERS HER .'A TREAT rr AS A BIG JOKE Ted Wiliams, who winters in Flor-- Grounds. The $20,000-added South 67-54, and East Hampton defeat In 11 games Moriarty shows 164 Maryland swamped South Car THE WHOLE CITY WIL / -AND rr’LL ALL BE QUICKLY extra 32 pins on three spares and and Indiana didn't come out on top come the second man In league his one strike. Mrs. Pirkey wound up ida, is expected at Scottsdale for ern Maryland Handicap is the ed Durham 39-34. points to 156 for Kohen. But are all by itself until 1953. ollna, 75-46, in an Atlantic Coast tory to score 300 goals. The two with nine spares and a strike for his first workouL main attraction at Bowie, Md. sure starters tomorrow. VlrtusU Certainty Confemce game. Kansas State gave him and even 300, 19 short of 68 additional pins. This powerful trio shared the Bushey will select his other first And just in case Michigan State clubbed Kansas. 87-77; Syracuse the record established by Fred Quarter-Final Results league’s three major hitting titles New York, Feb. 28 (/PV—West Embers o n R o a d stringers from among, scoring (9-2) stumbles against Indiana humbled Colgate, 79-68; UCLA Thurier, one of the officials In the Pirkey (2) ...... 108 139 last season. Williama had a batting Virginia’s Jerry West tallied 38 Red Envbers, fresh from a one averages in parentheses. Norm (8-6), the Spartans will be a vir trounead Oregoi State, 71-59 and Cleveland-Provideme game. Small (0) ...... 103 93 average of .328, Mantle hit 42 points last night and moyed up sided win over the Marco Poloa, Hohenthal (12.5), Irv Foster tual certainty to win the title Stanford edged Washington State Bill, Hicke ran his consecutive- home runa and Jensen batted in a notch in the indiyidual scoring will hit the road Sunday in an (10.4), Bob Carlson (9), Johnny Monday when they engage Wis 59-58 game scorinfi streak _tP nine games, 98 11'4 122 runs. And Jackie, who belted standings of the major collefie Precourt (14.7) and Jackie Hed- St. Mary’s Gaels, West Ckiast two thy of the ICague record, when Twerdy (2) ...... 108 35 homers and had a .286 average, other Connecticut Basketball consin (1 -10). Grisel (1) ...... 86 1X7 98 basketball players. West's per Assn. game. The locals will play lund (5,8). The Southern, Pacific. Coast and Athletic Conference ohamps, he sent Rochester off In front picked up the most valuable play formance as the Mountaineers A preliminary is on tap at 2 notched their 18th straight by against the pace setting Buffalo er award in the process. the Bridgeport Sport Centers in Yankee Conference titles also cqn Vittner (2) ...... 110 107 edged 'William St Mary and quali the Park City at 8:30. o’clock. be determined tonight. The favof' beating San Jose-60-46 and Santa Bisons. The Bisons, however, stuck 89 Mantle, the MVP in 1956 and fied for’th^ finals of the Southern ite in the SouUicrn, aS usual, is Clara nipped College of Pacific 70 fast for two goals in the third pe BY LESLIE TURNER Dey (0) ...... 109 1857, signed with the Yankees yes CAPTAIN EASY Conference Toi'.rnament, boosted West Virginia, which .has won the 68 in two overtimes. riod and the game ended in a S-i terday for 580,000, ending a two- his a v e rse to 25.6 points, a game crown for the past four years. deadlock when neither team could Hey. THRE* McIntosh (2) .. . 113 105 day holdout. The figure, ignoring Kloter (0) ...... 84 98 and seventh place, according to The Southern Conference winner tally in the overtime. u CAJI».____ ,0N8 OP tax considerations and inflated figures of the NCAA Service BA DART LEAGUE Hicke’s goal waa the 37th of the BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 'EM MaKEE'S! dollars, is as much as the Yanks Hoop Playoff Slate Arranged is decided in a post season tourna MR. ABERNATHY THE <»ANd I& Bureau. Bob Boozer of Kansas ment and the Mountaineers go Standings season and the 83rd point for .the ever paid Babe Ruth, but falls State was atove his average in against The Citadel in the final in W. L. Pet. league’s leading scorer. I FEEL KNOW, BUT 1 THIS TIME I Final Ob edience $20,000 short Of Joe Dimaggio’s scoring 28 points Against Kansas For Leagues at East Side Rec Richmond. But West Virginia had Yankees ...... 25 15 .625 n ie Americans, who opened up SORRY NOT WORRIER CAME PREPAREP. top figure. The Yankees said there but dropped to eighth with a 25.3 a tough time turning hack Wil Braves ■ ■...... 24 16 .600 a four-point lead over Providence I HA.VE Start is no "be-good-after-hours” clause average. They were the only mem liam and Mary, 85-82, in the semi Red Sox ...... 21 19 .525 in the battle for the fourth and THE NEXT FOR Classes to in Mickey’s pact. Playoffs In each of the three^out of three series for the finals. last spot in the post season play YOU. bers q t the top 10 in action. finals last night. The Citadel edged Dodgers ...... 21 19 .525 DMNCE Half aa Much basketball leagues at the East Side At the East Side Rec Wednesday George Washington, 53-52. Giants ...... 19 21 .475 offs, held a 3-0 lead before goaia hy WITH HE'LL 7 Final class of the season fOr be Jensen, a teammate of Mantle 6 o’clock the two winners of California can wrap it all in Tigers ...... 19 21 .475 Gerry Foley, Bill Sweeney and STEP rinners in the Manchester Dog on the 1951 Yankees, also agreed Baton Rouge, La., Feb. 28 (IP)— Rec will get underway Starting iilonday’s Midget League tilts ■will 24 .400 Wally Hergeshelmer aent It Into ADM1RA.L Obedience Class will start Monday John McMullIn, a crew-cut^ kid of the PCC by downing Washington Pirates ...... 16 ALL to terms yesterday, but for only Mondav end continuing until battle in the first of a two out of State in its. third game of the White Sox ; ...... 15 25 .375 overtime. ASTERBIjOOM night at 8 o’clock at the Com half as much, $40,000. 23, matched his two-stroke lead March 11. Games will be played at three series. Getting underway at 7 OVER tiunity Y. President Jim Sheldon It has been a decade since Wil against a tough, veteran field to week. The Bears licked Southern YOUR day In the- second round of the both the high school gym and East and also being played at the East California Ipst night, 70-64, to reports membership is open to all liams carried off the MVP award Side Rec. Side Rec will be the Buainesemen’s SHO^S. Manchester residents. but he signed recently for more $15,000 Baton Rouge Open Golf move within a whisper of their Tournament. The Fair Oaks, Calif.', Monday at 6:15 at the high League. The White Eagle Re.stau- goal. Washington kept its slim Already this season a tqjal of than Mantle and Jensen comblnad. rant will meet Herm's Camera in IS dogs and handlers have sdccess- His salary is a reported $126,000, golfer, who turned professionsd school, L. T. Wood will square off hopes alive by beating Idaho 74- fully passed their beginners work slightly more than a year ago, siz against Nasslff Arms In a Junior the first game while the Leftovers 61. VO Mesa- Ted’s MVP year waa 1949, the will-take on the Remnents at 8 BOWLING TOURNAMENT 2-21 vi, in a LONDON a p a r t m e n t .... tight at 9. This class is open to all ter by signing veteran pitcher Vir Lacona, Pa„ and Billy Maxwell, the first of two Midget League starting on Monday, March 9 wjth Island-Massachusetts game. The WORRIED LjOOKi THEMIW -< ionlogs who have received any type gil Trucks. Odessa, Tex-, a pair of veterans games. The second contest at 7 all the winning teams meeting in UConns already have 'clinched ’’tm e e i Ve been too hard on ^ AT the OOC t MRS. WAYNE. WHAT WI4S I ''if I'm not INTRUDING, THE REST WAS J- BEN?..ESPEOAU.V__^..ESPEaAU.V ] UM i ...IT MEANS THE M previous training, Sheldon said. Other new slgnees included Pres with winning ways. will find the Blue Coats taking on the finals, the schedule to be an tie and if Massachusetts wins this SUNDAY, MARCH 1 -2 P M Sis. AFTER Aa, IF IT WEREN'T FDR ANDENOS '^THETLIUE THIS MUSK box '• THE ANVIL CHORUS FROM IL TROVATORE. AFTER 6C0RW© y TtONEO W JACKPOT FOR BOTH ton Ward, Kansas City and Gus the Engines. Starting at 8, Son- nounced later. one, they are In. Otherwise, tha SHOP. JUST PLAYBO? AND WHAT'S THIS IS THE WALTZ FHDM FAUST/ A BEAT ON , JEFF'S STORY/ OFUSi SEAL.. ARE Zernlal, Detroit. New York, Feb. ?8 (F>-^*‘He’8 gailo Construction vrill meet the UConns and Rhode Island settle *• PR IZES: SS KALE'S COURT- YOU SURE YOU Hockey at a Glance Although rain hit several of the ready to fight the best and we’re Parkade in another Junior League matters next Wednesday. M ARTIAL KNOW WHAT Saturday’s Schedule 16 major league camps yesterday, going to try .and match him with conteat at the East Side Rec. Gardner Struck Again Crushed the -. India ne Iff HIGH TRIPLE - 4..... SNAFU? TO DOE either Gene Fullmer or Spider National Leegue ^ the general feeling waa of opt! Tuesday all Intermediate League Dartmouth had k golden oppor 2 im1 h i g h t r i p l e • * -»«'»•. New York at MontreaL mism.' Webb.” So skid Harry Markson, teams wUl play with ChartM' Oak Miami, Fl*„ Feb. 28 (AV-Basei- tunity, to win the Ivy Leai • • ^ a a • • •I Detroit at-Toronto. Newcorabe Praised general manager.of b o d i^ at Madi Grocery teaming up against Mill balls have k habit of hitting Billy championship last night. But SNHIGHTRlHi Mayo Smith, the (Cincinnati son Square Garden, after undefeat Boston at Chicago (Afternooh- er’s starting at 6:30. In the sec Gairdner lii the face. The Balti Princeton had other ideas and wgu,Tll m . Reds' new manager, praised the ed Gene (Ace) Armstrong scored a ond game a t 7:3p. Gus’a Grinder crushed the Hanover Indiana^ 84 way pitcher Don-Nswcombev a for 'near shutout over Italian Middle more OrtoW'. second baseman yes BUY HER A ‘ S M . ^ Amerloan I•I; /i\- 7
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2R. 1969 PA G E N W i MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1969 p X g b e i g h t Articlea For Salo V45 Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Coventry THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY Bnil SHORTEN Help /Wanteil— Male 36 Rockville Auto Driving School 7-A Tenements 63 -t- PRBL8BA80N chain aaw «p«etal. ONE DOUBLE bed spring and OAKLAND ST,—Two family. Oil (XX) (XXXXI) lARSON'S Connecticut'a first II- Save up 30% on Clinton aawa. hot water heat. Good investment BODT AND fender man with aoihe mattress, one dresser with mirror, FIVE ROOMS heated Including BOLTON—TiS'o year old four room censed dtivlnR school .rained. .. J ja r STAOT 8RAG6iS& T hat's when theV come in New and uaed. Capitol Equipmert oitq crib, good condition. Call MI property. Priced to eell. $17,500. MANCHESTER — Six room Cape. Statfe Befjiiis Zoning Group experience. MI J-7048. three bedrooms, refrigerator, Aluminum storms and screens, new ranch with carport. Large living CLASSIFIED Certified and approved, is •’ow of C YOU'D fiWEAR ffls PErtEASaO) LOOKINt^ THEIR ViORST Co., 88 Main 8t., Ml 8-7958. 3-7489 after 4 p.m. stove, storm windows and park philbrick Agency, Xfl 9-8464. ^ ' ------*■'----- — hot water heater. Convenient to room with fireplace. Aluminum fering classroom and Eehlnd TOOL MAKERS ing. $100. MI 8-4957 after 6. wheel Instruction for teenagers. YAMroURERiCASCEWM lyiUNGE CHAIR and aofa »10, arm CX)NSOLB RADIO-phonograph, 89” SIX ROOM split level, two baths, shopping, schools and buses. Nice combinations. $12,800. R. F. River Survey Changes Date fireplace, recreation room, ga Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. Skating Advisory MI 9-6075. VOTED THE PRETTlECT AND chairs $4. mahogany coffee table Frigldalre electric stove, crib, CENTER STREET — Five room yard. Priced to sell immedla'ely at advertising OittUNTDWN.' 88. Victorian oval tc^ table 18, combination carriage - stroller, rage. City utilities. A real family only $12,900. R. F. Dimock .Oo., MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead heated, second floor, parking, $90. home near new school. Minimum LARGE SIX room ranch, fireplace, A Btirvey of the Hockanum Center Springs Pond la doted to FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS marble top Victorian coffee table feeding table, car seat. MI 9-3263. Call MI 9-4839 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Realtors. MI 9-5245. , akatlng today. TTie coaatlng area For Hearings ing driving school. Three skilled, I ^ 86; storage' bureaus $5, MI 9-4878 down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, garage. Need* aom* redecorating River in Rockville ts being con CIASMFJED ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS courteous Instructors. Class room but real value at $15,300. $1,000 ducted by Everett O. Gardner, will be supcrvlaed until 6 o'clock. For work on cloee tolerance Air or MI 9-0404. FOR SALE—General Electric re FOUR ROOM duplex, stove and re Mt 3-2453. (XXI) XVeather permitting. skating 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.______Instnictlon. for 1.1. 18, 17 year frigerator. Good condition. Call down lo qualified buyer. Clifford civil engineer, for the State XX'a- The Coventry Zoning and Plan craft Preelalon Parte. frigerator furnished. Avsilsble $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 8 bedroom Hanaen. Realtor. Ml 3-2458. hours tomorrow will be from 10 olds. Telephone , Mr. Mortlock, MI 9-9959. March 15. $75. Call MI 9-9139. FOUR BEDROOM older Colonlel. ter Resources Commission. ning Commiasio.i haa a«t MarOli ranch ceramic bath, not water a.m. until 10 p.m. Coasting hours 16 as a tentative date to hear zona Director of Driver Education. HIGH HOURLY RATES Diamonds— Watches— Excellent condition. Two-car ga TWO-FAMILY 6-6 duplex, 2-car ga A Commission spokesman said rOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MI n-7.'l98. heat, basement picture window, rage. St. James Parish, $17,300. R. a channel proOlc being prepared'"’*" '’* 10 a.m. imltl change requests which would al >0=80 A M.-8ATURPAV » A M Jewelry 48 145' frontage. Carlton XV. Hutch rage. Owner will listen to all of If you don't qualify for one of Wanted— To Buy 58 FIVE ROOM flat, first floor F. Dimock Co,, Realtors. Ml 9-5245. fers. Paul J. CorrenU, Broker. MI bv Gardner will be utilized by the *k"t‘OK » « *' low conatructlon of a sup«rmark«t ins. Ml 9-5182. in setting up because the Ice has been damaged on South .St. and a television re theie poeitJona, please do not ap- LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re XVest Side. Call MI 8-8326. S-5S83. Commission PLEASE READ YOCR AD liJarage— Service— Storage 10 WANTED TO BUY (XXII) croRchnicnl regulations lo conlrol hv recent thaws. pair building on Rt. 31. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. FOR RENT—Six room duplex, oil VERNON—Five room ranch, mod M AL TOOL & Reasonable prices. Open dally. Good uaeo resaiabie ' furniture, em kitchen, built-in oven and GLENWOOD ST. Four room flooding I The cor.imi.salon originally CtoMUied or “Want Ad." are ‘ h* P|;""sV da y'T t also small upright and spinet heat, good loeation. Call after NEW SIX room ranch, on* Work ranch, good condition and neigh Gardner's work IncludeH meas-j school, 9:30 a.m.: nursery. 10:4.5 scheduled the hearing for March 9, veniencF. Tlie advertiser should read hi. ad the liAV it P'OP. HE.NT One garage on West ENGINEERING COMPANY Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce 6:30. MI 3-8052. range. Air conditioning. Ful’ base from Green. All large rooms, two Street. Ml 9-4387. pianoa. ment and quiet street, $17,000. borhood. Priced for quirk sale. urement of river levela, bridges ^ « ni ; worship. 11 a lu , servire of but 11 is exipected tlvat a town aPP^TARS; and RErORT ERRORS In time for the nevt In.er- Rt. MI .i-saon. baths, built-in stove and oven, fire meeting will be called to hear a H fu ^ r L w I d i» for onl, ONE Ineorree* or onriitted Ml ADAMS STREET 3'.a ROOMS, second floor, heated, Philbrick Agency. MT 9-8464. Owner Ml 3-6526. and tunnels between the Rt 83 <|edicaUnn of cross in memory of Watkins Used Furniture place. Full basement, two-car ga bridges and the Snipsle Dam It , Perry A I/athrop; sermon hy the report on a school study. The Cov f«wrH?n fT-nVadve”tisement .nd then only to the extent of a eenirnlly loealed, gas stove fur rage. Your choice ot I’^ierior MANCHESTER Neat a.s a pin. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 MAN .WITH general knowledge of Fuel and Feed 49-A Exchange nished, large sunporch, $75 a TEN ROOM home on spacious lot decoration. R. F. Dimock Co,, Real is to be completed about the mid-' Rev Rodman D Carl pastor entry School Housing and Plan "^kVEOOd" insertion. Error, which do not le.sen the value of Six room all brick ca))e, with full rile of March. Sacred Heart: Masses 8, 9:30 thi BdvJ^ment will not be corrected hy "make Rood Insertion. electrical trade. Write Box P, 15 Oak Street month. Call Ml 9-78.50 any time. In downtown Manchester, Don't tors, Ml 9-5245. ning Committee ’ la expected to FOR RALE 195.1 Royal EnfleM Herald. listing complete work ex miss this one for $15.'700. Phil cellar and knotty pine .ccreiition The river rto\\' inei'eases yearly ’ and 11 a in ; the Rev, Ralph Kelley, report lo the town of a report it WELL SEASONED hardwof.d, fire- room. Ceramic lilo hath, plas mototrycle. 7.50 re Very good con- perience. WE BUY and sell antique and used FOUR ROOM flat on West Side. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. as land is cleared for building, and pa.-iloi, made on the town a school prob TOUR r«K)PEBATION WIU- place or furnace, IS and $10 loads (XXIII) tered throughout, amesite drive, dilion. Call MI 9-7701 after 7 p.m. delivered. MI 3-2694. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic- ^ Completely renovated. $65 per more and more rainfall runs into SI. .loseph's; Ma.saes, 7.;t0 8:1.5, lems. BB APPREnATED Dial Ml 3-2711 MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms, convenient to bus, schools and the cliannel instead of being ah- to and 11 a m ; Hie Rev. H A. j The commission will be asked tiire frames, guns, attic cr items, : month. Call MI 9-9336. BOLTON — Six room ipllt level shopping.o Asking $14,600 Elsie Help Wanted— IREPI.ACE wood—pick up t unk- 22x15 foot living room with fire woode^riot Three bedrooms, tire sorhed into Ihe land. Gardner ex Lepak, pastor; the Ftev. .lohn ; to change from RU 15, or niral whole estates. Furniture refin-' kfeycr Agency, Realtors, MI Automobiles for Sale 4 Bu.siness Services Offered 1.3 I Male or Female 37 or less. 78 Erie St., off Keeney Ished and repaired. Furintiire Re NEW 4'i room apartment on bus place. Modern throughout. $23,900. place, lixrellent condition $18,800 plained Kozon. assi.sliinl pa.-.lor. I residence six lots on South St, Lost and Found 1 line, heat, electricity, hot water Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. 9-,5.524, SI. Bernard's. Masses, 7. 8. 9, CONNIE'S TV and Radio Servire, St' m 3-4415. pair Service and Sales Talcott- . R. F. Dimock Co,, Realtors, Ml Ordinary erosion and llie wash I for Joseph lyombard of Wetheri^ black rlulch I WANTF.D - Hcan ii.acd cars. We OPENINGS for part-time work, vine. MI 3-7449. ! and garage furnished. Immediate 9-5245. ing„ away . of farmland, as well as 10 and II a m.. Uie Ile\'. Patrick ! field and Henry Yeomans of Cov- LOST -Lady's small available all hmirs, Satiafartion ______t occupancy, ideal for elderly cou RANCH—6 ''j rooms. Ultra modern BOWERS SCHOOL district Six virimtv huv, trade down or trade any-1 g^tiarantrod. f'all Ml 9-l3ir> —situated on a spacious lot, in room Cape, ahed dormer. Four ruhhish dumped from buildings: Malioue\'. pii.slor; ihe Rev Terence j They ask the change to handbag on Mam St 9 3S1«. MI, thing, Dougla.a Motors. 333 'Iain. | d a m srysvfvwflj; rven7ny,"'wort’‘ ™e"r'week" | HOME TOVW Oil Co.^R oil ple $100 monthly. Call MI 9-0279, Murphy. a.Ksistant pa.slor Birch St. Reward B1 J-7 eMVAlOWMt exclusive surroundings. Beautiful (XXIV) rooms and bath down, two large along the river bank, help clog it build a supermarket whlrh would FIvOOK s^^ANDINr: a aperialty. I delivered. Call MI 9-t534. WOOD STOX'E to heat small work or 22 Trumbull St., Manchester, YfHirs ago delina was cleaned ^ • ‘ I S-8543^______' b EFORF. YOV b u y a used car ! needed. Call Coventry, GArfield living room with large picture bedrooms and plumbing for bnlh he run by Yeoman’s owner of a Skilled workmanship. Call Andy Ml>. HtCimi MWI8AM1 tyWHCAlAj 9-4149 for offire or home Inter shop. Call MI 3-5494. NEXV SIX room Colonial, $17,900. up Fireplace. Picture window and out oK-khe river once a vear. but Advert isement grocery sl'^rc on Rt. ol. see Gorman .Motor Sales rtuick | I DRY OAK wood -fireplace, etove 3'2 AND FOUR room apartments, window, built-in bookcases, built-in dishwasher, I 'i baths. Siip]iort your lot al Su)u»ol Build- j LOST--PASS BOOK No .till. Sa\'- Sebiila, MI 9-8019. view. While Cros-s Party Plan, paneled walls and wall lo garage in basement Shade lers. not so now. ()ne old gentleman The other change is being asked Sales at,.1 Service. 29.5 Mam i and furnace. Rotind and .split, $10 heat and hot water Ideal location. stove and oven Ci mplete- | H ip Inga Department of the Connerti- Inc. -l].faut,t-,n brick patio witli fireplace Asking api'ronchcd Gardner he was ( ’ommitlrr Attend Town j by James Ijoyzim. owner of the Street. .50 9-4.571 Open evenings. per load delivered, PI 2-7896. Rooms Wijjfliout Board 59 Adults. MI 3-7590 or 5H 3-8470, carpeting. Full basement Iv landscaped Amesite 'r ve R ' MeoUiiK Tupsdn\ . Mnnh 3 at 8| 2 rut Bank *• Trust Company, N LEAVE YOUR ntbbish worries to recreation room and built-in bar. $15,300. Owner MI 9 .3428 taking river measui enienl.M, and Coventry AppUanre Store, lo Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female 35 F Dimock Co , Resllors, Ml pm. al S v Up .s Aiiditoidum \’ntpi Main St. Office, Application made 1950 ^jTON pirk-up Clievrolet me 1 Cellars, attics -Ueaned Household Seniccs FURNISHED PtflOM, conveniently; Two-car garage. $38,500. Phil- told him bow all the men would build a repair building next to his Light trucking of all Kinds, for 0-.524.5. MANCHKSTKR On bvi.s line. for hcnlinp for the l>akf St j for payment. ______tnirk Hood condition. 25,000 milea Offered 13-A sT^'ATSON. PLUMBING and heat BOOKKEEPER trainee and clerk Situations Wanted— Garden— Farm— Dairy located One tpinute from Main Business I^ocatinns brick Agency, MI 9-8464. get together ever\ Foui’th of .lulv home on Rt. 31. in a RU 40 zone. homes, stores and offices. Norm's Four room expandable (’ape ("od. and go up and down the river School. UnSSING BLACK pet kitten, male. only. Ml 3-5680. ing contractor. New installations, typist. Must be good at figures. Female 38 Products 50 St Light housekeeping. Woman for Rent 64 (XXV) 'Die frontage on Rt 31 is about Trucking, MI 3.9905. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all only. Ml 9 79.59. BOLTON CENTER—Custom five in ex('ellent uondition Fii eplat e. ‘ cleaning it out Now the debris White spot on neck, wearing purple makes. Highest quality guaranteed alteration work and repair Work. Apply Box F, Herald. hot water, oil heat. I'omhinatinn Vernon and 'rulcoltvllle news la' ' ‘’J NEED A CAR and had vour credit ML 9-3808. AIR CONDITIONED two ■ room ! room ranch, stone front, breeze NEXV STX room Cape, West Side, Just nccimmlates or washes on collar, MI 3-4974. turned down' Short on down pay work and parts, over 4'7 year's ex SECRETARY desires hill or part- FOR SALE—No. 1 Green Moun HEATED ROO.X1 for one or two way, double garage, a true show- storm windows. screens. and down the ri\er handled Ihreugl. The „ „ „ l d ’a ; I'’ * ! ’ ''""*''''*’' " ' MORTENSEN TV'. Spaclallr.cd RCA | tain potatoes, mealy and th. best from office 100% location. Mar built-in range and oven, eestibule. UiM-kvlIle Bureau, 7 XV. Main SI., i Raymond Broga ment? Had a repossession’ Oon't perience. Famous for service since 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re WANTED—Woman to live in. Own time work. Call MI 9-6805. gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High low's. 867 Main St. j place Carlton XV. Hutchins. MI d(X)rs One-uar garage with nine Rockville ('ily (’ouncil passeil television, service. Ml 9-4641. | of eating. Delivered to your door. Choice location I.arge lot *i6,20n. lele-|>li«no TKomont 5-3130. Iinniiinlzatton Clinic Announcements 2! gtve up' See Douglas Motors, get 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best modeling, repairing, new installa room and bath. Call MI 9-8416. _SL______i 9-5132. R. F Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml site drive. Full piice $lft.500, an ordinance last year governing the lowdown on the lowest down service. WILL BOARD child day or week. Call Hathaway, MI 9-64.38. COMMERCIAL business or office i d(nvn to approved bnyei. ('all for An immunization clinic under FIX)OR SANDING and reflnlshtng. tions, electric sewer cleaning, r o o m WITH kitchen privileges. | 9-524,5. waterways within the city, hut income TAXES prepared your snd smallest payments anywhere. Licensed home Excellent care apaj:e, for rent. Up to 6500 Square | appointment to see Alic e (''lampet, ; direction of Ur, Robert P. Bowen .1 Specialising In old floors. AH DOUG'S Refrigeration Serv'oe—re drainpipes cleaned fast and effi GENERAL LEDGER Babies accepted. Centrally locat MANCHESTER VICINITY regulations are not strictly en- will he held from 9:30 am to, home or by appointment. Exper Not a small loan or finance com 9-57,50. ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-037'T. Call JA 9-9041. feet. Will sub-divide. Mam Street, j (XXVTT) Realtor MI 9-4r)V“?. Kveninpa and i forced pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 frigerator repairing, anv hour. Hou.sehold Goods 51 ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /.rch St. I»caled near Center. Plenty o f; weekends (all Mi. Johnson, H olton 1(1 30 a.m. Thursday at the Public ienced tax work. 24 uour 'rx-tce. BOOKKEEPER Manchester Deepwood Dr Four I 'Ilie state-wide program is aimed Main Street. TV ANTENNT.S repaired and In- | Phone MI 3-5932. MI 9-.5650. parking. Phone Ml 9-5229 or MT 3T3ft7. Health Nursing Assn, clinic room Call MI 8-4723. ______WOULD LIKE housework for gen- i SALE I-S OFF on wallpaper. Wall PLEASANT room, heated one room Cape with carport, knotty MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven i at preventing n ie|ietilion of tlie stalled Call Modem TV -Service. I Moving— Trucking— Five day week, central locat'on In . 3-7444. ! room Colonial, 24 foot living at the Helms Building on Main St. 1950 BUICK Four door special, BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com tleman alone. Call MI ,4-5740. tiles 4e a tile. Kentile, from 7c block from Main St. Separate en pine recreation room, completely | CUSTOM fi’ a mom ranch, wall to I 19,38 flood, wtien ruer flows All pre-school children in Cov FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre MI 3-919.>>, j pany For those who care about Manchester. Top salary for quali room, large kitchen, full din- ! swelled l)0\oml Die capacitv of the Seoul Funds pared n-ith your savings In mind. Dynaflow, in good mechanical Storage 20 each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, trance. Gentleman, parking Ml 2,000 SQUARE feet of apaci . Will fenced in lot. amesite drive. Ideal | wall rarpeti’ • , artistic paneling, entry will be eligible to receive all then- rugs - phone MI 3-0012. fied person. Apply at the Green. 3-4724. for small family or retired couple. i ing room, nice den. I 'j baths. L'liannels, tunnels and lirldges. Reaaonable rates. Call Ml 9-8246. condition low mileage, Prlvalely , RADIO-TV REPAIR.S, any make—' i subdivide. 166 West Middle Tpke. One car garage, apacioiis s-'-eened fireplace pl.i.stered garage, types of immunizations. These will OHUed -TA 9 7191. ' cars, amplifiers, phonographs and. Free pickup and delivery Free MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Situations Wanted— Male 39 1 Call MT 3-0743, Mr. Mull, Owners want fast sale. Asking large wooded lot. many extras, I <'lalins off Slightly Light trucking and package deliv CONNECTICUT STATE ALL KINDS of sterilized used fur I porch. Amesite drive. Situated on I Claims for iinempIo\'inenl com- Total $1,()()() include Ihe three-in-one shots of INCOME TAX forms prepared by ...... — ------—----- — ' changers Over 47 years total ex-! estinialea given. We specialize in $11,800. onlv $lR.3rM). (''arlton W Hutchins, diphtlicriH. tetanus and whooping appi^tment in your home or PRTVATE OWNER has 1959 Cliev- perlence. 90 dnva guarantee on all furniUire and wall to wall carpet ery. Refrigerators, washers and niture for every room including FURNISHED ROOM for rent B. a well landscaped one acre plus Mr9M32. I pensallon di opped .sliglilly during stove moving specialty. Folding EMPLOYMENT SERVICE upholstered furniture arid rugs, all 106 Birch St, Ml 9-3884. j 6.7 lot. Priced to sell at $23 800 R F. the weeli ended Fell 21 to a total cough, smallpox vaccinations. mine. Ebcperienced, competent rolet, two-door for sale. A t condi- „-ork. Pntterlon'R -Ml 9-4.'''37. ing. JANITOR SEEKS the job. Ca’I MI Houses for Rent I [ boosters nnd Salk vaccine injec- work at reaaonable fee. Call 5H lion. Priced right for quick sale. \ _—------chairs for rent. Ml 9 0752, 806 MAIN STREET 9 ,4581 after 3 p.m. in good repair and finish. 40% COVENTRl’ BOLTON LINE Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml 9 .5245. of 3711. Of Ihpl amount. 20 wore For Ar(;herv pm. HTLUS' TELEVLSION Servire. off on new mattresses. Electric, new claims nnd 3.'’)6 w ere i nnlinuod •' tions. 8-2668. Davtlme. MI 9-77.53. after MANCHE.STER ROOM FOR RENT. 7 Florence St. Lots for Sale 7.3 I Parents are urged to check rec- .1A'9-6589. Available at all limes Philcn fs( Building— Contracting 11 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS'CO. Ixical gas, and combination ranges, ROCKXTIJ.E area New 5', ■ Oversized six room Cape, I’ a, (XXVTTT) from tlie previnn.s week, when a Ml i ------moving, packing, storage. Low space heaters. Some refrigerators MI 9-1940. I rancli $tl5. MI 3-8609, j bathe, very large lot. Owners want: VERNON-T^o house lots. 41.600 total nf 399 were bundled Roy -Scout Troop 73 has raised ^ ords lo determine If their children Inrv supervised servii e. Tel HOME Improvement WOULD LIKE woman to take rare Dogs— Bird.s— Pets 41 sneh, moiT than $1,000 to build an ui'cM-I should receive treatments, eape- INCOME TAXES prepared Call; 1955 HILLMAN tan. new tires, best 9-9699. BIDWELI rales on long distance moves to of children while mother works. with freezers. All sparkling clean fit's', sale. Asking $14,900 or best COX5ENTRY—New 5'j room each. Other lots available in Man- j All-Star Teams ('oiii|M'to Co. Alteration.®, additions, ga 49 states. Ml 3-5187 NICE ROOM with lavatory, private of!er. i three bedroom, living room, kllch- erv ningc al Lake of Isles, the , (.•ially booster shoLs. MI 9-6056. offer Owner leaving state Ml Call after 4 p.m. MI 9-6842. FOPv SALE AKC pedigreed Mexi appliances and fumittire look like entrance. 14'2 Hackmatack St. 1 Chester area. Philbrick Agenev, ■ AM-Star teams nf the Rockville 3-0917 or -Ml 9.7939, ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt rages. Roofing and siding experts. can Chihuahua male or female new. Electric appliances tested Suburban for Rent 66 en and dining area Built-in range Ml 9-8464. Mi.lgel League and the Vernon glieu Hoy , .Seoul , camp developed In , The clinic will be sponsored by HALL FOR hire—weddings. etc. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck-! STATE Judicial Department Call MI 3-8905 or 112 OX^ 4-3680. For other information and list and oven, fireplace and mantle the Piiblk Health Nursing Assn, friendly service on your Electro lT4o»r^rtr»-4rkar4\’ 1j“trocal and 'ong dis- | in Hartford, stenographer, typist 3-6897. pare, quality and prices. Open 9 REDUCED $75 to $65 and $90 to Basement garage, hot water beat. 34 ACRES Prime residential prop-1 Kcimcth l•’Illr\vpalher nf Ihe and the Young Mothers Club. Sim budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR lance moving;. Weekly van serv 480 TN40 three room apartments, j mf*?t tomorrow for Iho spf'ond limp Troop Commitlee wn.s rhairnian of 8-62T3. ext. 3. four-door sedan, clean, with radio, livery, Call ElectrohLx authortied or dictating machine operator; to 8. IveBlaiic Furniture Hospital, NEWLY DECORATED room in LAWRENCE F. FIANO, Situated on one acre lot Close to erty. city water. Eor further infor- : this BPflflon, ilar clinics will be held April 2 heater and hydrnmatir transmis sales anu servire MI 9-0943 ot .lA 5-9109. ice to New York. MI 3-6.563, , starting salary according to abil WANTED -Very special tamilv to 195 South St., Rockville. Rockville, heat-, hot water, electric; schools, bus and shopping. 414.900 mation. R. F. Dimock Co. MI the group which contacted .Scout : and May 7 here "MAN CALLED PETER" In cine private home, shower. Ml 9-8354. stove, refrigerator, garbage dis- ; Minimum FHA financing R F. The first ^nnip will be^^in at 2 families for pledges Inward Ihe sion. onginal owner. Price .4125 2-0108. Please ask for Atigustli.e ity. experience: reply stating age. adopt two affectionate, adult bea Brokers 9-5245. ______p.m.I at Vprnon F'lpniputary School. ! A minimum charge of 50 cent* mascope and color. Monday night, Phone MI 9-0374. after 6 p ni CARPENTERS, experienced In gle-type dogs. We have raised NADEAU'S Furniture, 16 Maple posal. No dogs Call Tr 5-2.505 or MI 9-5910 Dimock Co.. Realtors MI 9 .524,5. gift, 'I’liere was no public solicita will be made to cover cost of ad- Kamienskl. building and contracting, altera education, experience and salary NICE LARGE front room, fur ANDOX'ER LAKeT waterfront lot.l’' "*fond game Is scheduled for 3 March 2, 7 pm. Talcottville Painting— Papering 21 requirement to Box T. Herald. them from puppies and they can Ave.. Hartford, is going all out nished with refrigerator and sink, TR 5-.5050. I tion The archeiy range which the I ministering the treatment*. Church. Public Inrited. 1941 PICK-L’ P, very good condition, jOEFR ELECTRONICS. Electrical, tions. additions, porches, e'e Spe not be separated. One is a female for bu.siness. We buy, we sell and PAUI. P FIANO (XXTX) 50x20(1, high and good view, 41,600. f local Troop is huving will he local - I Event* Monday cializing in cottages, garages, sid- PAINTING AND paperhanging. m 9-3081. ROCKX'TLLE Furnkshed apart-' .MI 3-0458 tractor made from Ford truck, ^ radio and TV installation and DENTAL HYGIENIST part-time (spayedI, the other a male we trade furniture, appliances, Phone PI 2-6477 | “ "I’* < •'“ P'*'' •" ed al ramp sitol B of Iho develop- | .Senior Girl Scout Troop 217, at four speed transmission. PI 2-7211. service For the best In service Ing.s. Giiaranteeit workmanship. Oood rlonn workmanship at rea ' ment. new utilities, children al- MANCHESTER ROAD, Glaston Hojip (liaptpr No 60, OKS, will with possibilities of full time. (alteredI. The.v are housebroken. etc. and etc. Y'ou don't need FURNISHED ROOM, complete SUMMIT ST.-^-This six room home ment. 7 p.m., Nathan Hale Community Personals 3 ------^ ------— - .... - f,„|| MI 9-0762. MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978, sonable rates. 30 years In Man- housekeeping facilities Woman I lowed, newly remodeled home. bury Large fnur room -anch. ' meet Tuesday nl 8 ]> m at the Ma Write Box V Herald, fully inoculated. We are moving money to deal with us. If Inter References required. Reasonable In new High School district of Suburltan for Sale 75 sonic Temjilc. Oii'iinrd St. Elec The troop Is observing its annual . Onter; Cub Scout Pack 65. Web- 19.50 PONTIAC, two-door sedan, I ______rhester, Raymond Fiske, >fl back to the city end have to give ested call CH 6-2444, EM Nadeau, only. One block from Centci. Call ceramic tile hath, firenlaee. com- e l e c t r ic SHAVERS, sales and good condition FOR COMPLETE alterations and 90237. rent. MI 9 .58,33. fers immediate occupancy, patio, hinatton windows. fuHv nlastered. tion of officers for llic < oming father - son overnight camping | elos Den, 6 p.m., Spink* Hall, South eendee. W« carry cords, cutting cabinet work. For quick service them up. U you are a family that proprietor. Ml' 3-5539. porch, paneled recreation room, GI^ASTONBURY AUenllon golf year will he held event this weekend. Thirty 'boys | st ; Girl .Scout Troop 71, at 7 p.m., 4175, MI 9-2374. 5-7 p.m. nioval. Cellars and attics cleaned, i will love them as much as we do, Breez.eway. natio one-car garage heads, cases and most parts in No ,1oo too big or small. -Sundays ' with rea.sonable winter piiros For PAINTER and paperhanger. deco- Help Wanted— Male 36 BROOKFIELD ST .- Gentlemen, ROCIvX’ILLE Three apartments of built-in bai large modern ki'chen, I 100x200 land.scaned lot. A clean ers Near Minnechaiig Count l y I School Board Possibility ! and 25 fathers made the trip to ; vestry First C 0 n g r e g a 11 o n a 1 stock. Russell's Barber Shop. 1959 RENAULT Dauphinc, red., free estimate call Joe Girardin. raling. Good clean job. reasonable please rail after 6 p.m. or ' eek- 2' . rooms, eompletelv furnhhed, two baths, Club. New six room brick rancli, Ally, Robert K, Kahnn toihiy ( - Camp Pioneer In New Hartford to- j Church; Needles and Pans 4-H, 4 available, pacTage deliverj', light . ends. Coventry PI 2-7616, Ask for SIX sofas 420-440 each. nicely furnished rooms. Next to two fireplaces. pl"s iiomp throughout. Asking 415,906 011 Spruce St. fullv equipped Including white I MI 9-9933. price. S. Yencba, MI 9-6914 after Kelvinator Refrigerator—1.5.5 heated. TR 5-9992, TR 5-5.531, TR many extras. Call now, Paul J. R E Dimock Co , Realtors, MI attached garage on lot 100x320 ft. firnied that he is one of iippareiitly diiv Tliey will return tomorrow af- p.mn.n , home of Mrs. Andrew J. expressing. Ml 9-50-1.5. RETAIL SALESMEN Mrs, Walker, shower, TX^ radio, parking. .XII ter breakfast. walls, low mileage, excellent con-1 Save $.30 on new Simmons twin and 9-6801 after 5 p.m. 5-2214 Correnti, MI 3-5363. 9,5245 Beautiful kitchen. brick wall, several candidates for a vac ant , Buckley Jr.; Knlpper* 4-H, 3 p.m., VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In dilion. Must sell. 41.29,5 Will con-j r r i^ip h o I-STERY. slip enve-s and ALTERATIONS and remodeling — built-ins Two fireplaces, $18,900. seat on Ihe Board of Kducalion j Cliilrch .Service’s home of Mrs. Hanna Humes; Cub my own home shop. Forty vears I GOODYFIAR has several desir FOR SALE - Mixed breed puppies, full size mattresses. ROCKXTLLE-2'j room furnished aider trade of older model depend (iraporioB. (’’iistom madp Free ; kitchens, bathrooms, attics, cel P'XTERIOR and interior painting. Spinet Desk—430. CLEAN, comfortable room with MANCHESTER—Six room older (XXX) Carl and Esther Schwarz, MI The vaenney rrealed hy the: Massc.s will be celebrated at 7, Scout Park 57, Den 3, at 7 p.m., factory experience. All makes, low lars. reaiditig. porches, roofing Oilings refinished Paperhanging. able openings for men under 3 who male, ten weeks old, *5. Call MI apartment with private bath, utili home, two-car garage X'ery con 3-0154, able car. Call PI 2-7937, esUmatoH Open rvrning^i fn. your i wish to leani the retail tire and 9-6767. Drum Table - $16. ahower for working gentleman or resignation of Mrs Rose Ford will 8;3() and lU a m. tomorrow at St. home of Mr*. Rupert Hpdgjdns; rates, free estimates, free pickup uonvenirnf p P ^ M T’pholsiery j and room additions. Connecticut Wallpaper book.s. Estimates given. lady in private home. 132 Birch ties supplied. Suitable for couple venient, clean. Tongren, Proker. I.AKE STREET -- New six room be filled al Ihe next Board i leeting Maurice Chinch. Forty hour devo- Rrownie Troop 232, at 3:30 p.m., arcessory biisiness. Coffee Table, like new--$16. STAFP'ORD SPRINGS - Executive and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA 6-A Simps, 207 North Mam St. j Remodeling Services, 31 Oak St. Fully uo\ered by insurance. Call St.'MI 3-8556. Call TR 5-4828. MI 3-6.321 Colonial with garage. Built hy U. .March 18 tirms close after the 10 a m. Ma.ss. home of Mrs. Arnolcl E. Carlson. 3-8904. Trailers MI 3-1425. Edward R. Pri<’e. MI 9-1003. home. 8 rooms, beautifullv sp------I 9-632-t.' These are permanent r>ositions Articles For Sale 45 WATKINS ROCKXTLLE -- Four rooi.. and A- R, Built-in stove and oven. Ally. Kahan Is 11 |)iirliier In Ihe The Rev. Bernard I.. McOurk Is Also. Coventry Busine** Assn., 8 WELI. HEATED room with ENFIELD —Five room ranch three Large fireplace Siin deck T ; pointed formal dining room, YOUNG LADY to rent room TERRIFIC BUY ".46" Elcar. two' —------—------T.7~ ' ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi with excellent opportunities for ad rSEH FURNITURE hath, hot water, no heat Couple years old. fenced in yard, rear law firm of Rigenu, Giuilti cid pa.stor. p.m.. South Coventry firehouse; bedrooms eompletelv funiished j ELECTRICAL work by Walt vancement with the world's larg ahower, nicely furnished. Private ' baths Ihiee hedrnnms R»autiful large living riHim, eouniry Kalian He is a native of Vernon Holv Communion will be eele- Boy Scout Troop 63, at 6:30 p.m., have full use of fscllltles. Wonderful rondilinn,' 42.050 Only] F.omanek assures yniir safety. net work done. Honest and relia Bond.s— Stock.s Mortgages 31 entrance. Cali MI 3-5223. or with one or two children. 4-50 porch. $12,600. P. X'.’ Tongren. style kill-hen, large family S-S829. ble workmanship, Dali Rosroe est rubber company. Retail exper- KNAPP SHOES, Harry Mahonev. EXCHANGE month'lv. TR 5-7984. view. $18,700 R F. Dimock Co.. and still lives In the rural area hraled at SI George's Episcopal Spinks Hall. South St.; Coventry 1100 down .Jensen's Inc. laIws^■S' Fion 1 wait, call Ml 9-99i6 now. Broker, MI 3-6321. Realtors XH 9 ,5245 room. half bath down. Sei- Tliompson, Ml 3-1895 for eati- TOO MANY DEBTS’ Consolidate ! ienee tielpful hut not neressary. 38 Maple Street, MI 3-4327, 15 Q.AK STREET FURNISHED t'win bedroom for, Whoever is selei led liy Hie Board ; Church at 10 a in. tomorrow by the Police Patrol, 7:30 p.m., patrol t rellablei Rolling Miils Roiile4IA I Be wise and modernize. Must be at least High School gradu ond floor four bedrooms, two Rev, Donald W. Greene, vicar. mate.s your payments and improve your one- two girls with or without . ROCKX'TLLE Gentleman wanted TWO-FAMILY house near Man- master bedrooms with half bath members lo fill the vacancy is ex- . building; Holy Name Society, 8 Automobiles for Sale 4 : Mansfield. GAUield 9.4179. | MARINOS. m' ^-Tt Ruhhi.sh ate. SNOW BIDWERS—Reo, Snowbird, Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 to share fOT room, two bedroom: rhester Green. $17,000 Small (XXXI) peeled to be a candidate for re- .Services arc held in the Civil De- p m., St. Mary's Church hall; Laur credit standing. 422.2,5 per month and Toro. Push and self-propelled. board. Telephone, TX'’ privileges. ; each Also full tile bath, sewing I Servire. complete full time re- CARPENTER desires repair work, will pay off il.OOn, If yovi own Closed Mondays MI 3-6745. I furnished apartment with man. down payment. MI 3-1869 or TR election in October feii.se .shelter al the Elementary el Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, OLDER CARS, mechanics spe- all tvpca of remodeling. Dial PT Company benefits Include life and Capitol Equipment, 38 Main, MI $12 weekly. TR 5-3634. | 5-6160. VERNON—New six room Colonial rooms, abundance of closet space, Edwards' Open House Auto Driving School 7-.\ ' moval aervire, industrial. com- , real estate, call CH 6-9897 and ask two fireplaces, beautiful hardwood .School Masonic Hall, Merrow; 4-H town elala, fixlt yourself cars, always 2-772R. hospitalization insurance, and pen 3-7958 ■fj' FURNISHED room for rent near ; with attached garage Built-in Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards Tlic Rev. Theodore XV. Chandler committee, 8 p.m., Booth-Dimock a selection. Look behind our mercinl, residential, mule o- ap-| Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter for sion plan: all free of cost to em SOLID ROCK maple double bed s. HOME BUSINESS Income -A six range and oven Fireplaco min floors, oil hot water heat, beauti ATTENTION teenagers, new driver ; pointmeni, metal, cardboard bar details. Connecticut Morlga,^e Ex Main St. 9 Hazel St, Call MI | of 49 Brooklyn St will hold open .I'r. will continue hi.s sermon series Memorial Library. office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. education classes starting alur- ALL TYPES of carpentry work ployes. with Gold Bond mattresses. Used Wanted to Rent 68 room home, a four room home a deck. T-i baths, three bedrooms, fully landscaped lot shade trees, house tomorrow from 3 to .'' p.m. rels. MI 9-97.57. I change, 15 Lewis St.. Hartford. four months. Call after 3 p.m. Fri- 9-2170. 1 on "The .Sorrows of Our Lord" at day. Call -Mr. Micletle, .dsnehes- done, alteralion.s dormers, roof NEW MOUNTED Montana bear I package store and candy atnre. high wooded lot Brick front nice residential area, high eleva In observaiu'e of their 25lh wedding Bolton Ccmgipgational Church to Convenient Interviews will be ar head. Call Ml 3-4705 mornings. dav and Saturdav. MI 3-1943. WANTED Five or six room house 417.400 R F. Dimock Co., Real tion. exlrn lot. Immediate occii- Manchester Evening Herald ter Driving Academy. Coventry. HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov- ing, porches, etc. C'aU MI 9-59RL -:i Hat'd combination to beat. Paul snniversari' morrow at to a m. The sermon to-, Coventry correspondent, Mr*. F. ranged for those who qualify, if FURNISHED light housekeeping with oil heat. Three o "'"'* tors, Ml 9-5245. panev. 423.500 Tom Minor, Brok Dress The Girls Alike PI 2-7249. nl papers and ashes. Call MI Help Wanted— Female 35 tISED TWTN rarriage $15, end J. Correnti, MI 3-5363. They w ere man led .March 1. morrow will be on "Rejection." Paulino IJttle, telephone Pilgrim neressary at night, on Saturdav or room for lady. MI- 3-6388. maximum Centrallv located m er. Ror-kville TR 5-.5042 1934, and have one sou. Airman 2-c 9-4031, Roofing— Siding 16 Sunday. tables, $1 apiece, Coldspol refrig Manchester near bus line. XVrite FOR $13,800 Three bedrooms, 3'i (XXXII) Chiircli school session is held at 2-0231. SECRETARY I steno-lypist I for TOLLAND Older seven room Ralph Edward.s, slationed a' Hunt j the same hour. TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, State Department in Hartford' erator $15 Bookcases, coffee Box E. Herald. j year old ranch, garage, full base- Cute-and-Quick Trim! RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and Reply by letter only giving edu tables, vanity and mirror. Wesl- MANCHESTER X'ERNON - - New six room sniit house, in excellent condition, oil er Air Force Base. Georgia Mrs. j Tlie Hi Club meeting, originally sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle *atsrv bracket 43.300 to $4,740, Apartments— Flats—i- ! ment and large lot Good ''ondi- Edwards is the former Ruth Car- SI hediilcd for tomorrow, ha.s been I built-up roofs, gutter and conduc- cation and busine.ss background. inghouse electric stove. 26 " bi- WELDING SERVICE ' lion, rnany^extras. Assume a large level. High wooded lot. Cathedrsl burner hot air heat, two acres 1 Turnpike MI 9-3477 ' tor work; roof, chimney repairs. starting salary depends on xper- Al.so Include inexpensive photo and eycle, girl's $20. MI 9-5466 or 667 Tenements 6.*1 Apartment Buildings land, gaidcn area, nice shade ver I postponed until March 8. Eight ience and ability: some Saturday G 1. mortgage. Call the Fl.sworth ceiling with redwood beams Riiilt- ! Ribicoff Seeks ; Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray I telephone ntimher. All letters will North Main, FT'RNACE and BOILERS 69 in range and oven 1 F> baths, large! trees, barn with garage and work Edwards has been a clerk In members of the cliih. accompanied IJGHT TRLtnaNG of all kinds of morning work: offers job security, 15 MINUTE ride to X'ernon. Three for Sale Mitten Agenev, Realtors. MI Randall's Stiiliiincry Store for paper and rag.s. pit'k up ont'e a Jackson. ATI 3-8325. ; he answered and kept strictly con REPAIRED 3-69.30 fireplace Finished laundry room. 1 shop. nice view, $11,000 Torn I by the R.cv and Mrs. Chandler, retirement privileges, all benefits fidential. YOUTH BED for sale. complete room apartment with garage, more than 25 years. I went roller skating last night. Jun- month $1 per month tleneral rub- stove, refrigerator. References. MI 82 WEST CENTER ST. Three Garage Three bedrooms 417.990 Minor, Broker, Rockville. TR New Branch in ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car of State, emplovment. Reply Box : Write to: with spring and mattress. Call MI Tel. Ml 9-16S8— MI 9-876* apartments, one vacant. Call ML 5-5042.' Paper ('olleclloii j ior Fellowship will meet st .5:30 bi.«ih renifivcil nt low price. Tcle- G. Herald. 9-2837. MANCnESTER Special—Six room R F Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml pentry. Alterations and additions. 3-4896. 9-,5229, 9-5 Monday to Friday. | cape on bus line. Full price. 9-5245 The American Legion will con ; p.m. tomorrow. plmne MI 1 OTkl,______Call any lime,______Ceilings Workmanship euaran- G. A. HEBERT, Store Mgr. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, 412.650. 6'1. room colonial, beau WILLINGTON - New three bed duct its monlhlv papei- collection The Junior Choir will rehearse _____ I A. A. Dion, Inc,, 299 Autumn WIDOWER and three rhitdren de ' j room split level. combination tomorrow in Rockville, Bundled Courts System sire housekeeper. Call Mt 9-1979 Goodveai' Service Store. 105 Birch St, Call Ml 9-5601 after tiful condition. Full price. 414.900. (XXXTTT) ' Monday al 3 p.m at the school. Household Service.® i st. Ml 3-4860.______713 MAIN STREET 8 p.m. Business Property for Sale 70 Good financing. Call the F'lsworth kitchen and dining room, living papers should he left si Ihe curb The rhythmic choir will meet at | or coiilact Rev. Almond at South X^ERNON -- New six room ranch room, recreation room, garage, ing or ill plain sight before 9 ;.30 Offered L3-.\ ' COUGHIJN ROOFING Company, Church, MANCHE.STER CONN Mitten Agenev. Realtors. MI '7:15 p.iu, at the churcli. Deacons | (Continued from Page One) NEW EFFICIENCY apartm nt for PACKAGE store, gas station, seven 3-69,30. or MI 9-5.524. with attached garage. Built-in large nicely wooded lot, liigh a.m If the bundle.x are not picked of the church will meet in the par- j Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- rent with kitchen, living room, room house plus extra rental unit, range and oven, fireplace lu living elevation, beautiful view, $15,500. up by late morning a call to tlio WEAXUNG of burns, moth holes asbestos roofing. Also aluminum sonage at 7:30 pin. Pro.spcitivc fompromise. They want to pre- and torn clothing, hosiery runs, bedroom, tile bath. Fun shed ’ Located on a heavily traveled, MANCHESTER outskirts Five room and basement. XX’ooded lot. Also, new three bedroom ranch. Post Home will insure collection, new members, being received on j ^^erve the 102 Trial Justice Courts, galvanized or copper gutters and FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL route, with an excellent potential nice location, $16,500. R F. Dimock built-in oven and range, firenlaee. The collection will be postponed in handbags repaired. zipper re leaders. Ml 3-7767. with stove, refrigerator and heat. I room heme, excellent condition letters of Iran-sfer. will be intro- . put are willing to let the 66 Munl- placement, umbrellas ■•epalred. | MANCHESTER all on first floor. Storage space. for future growth. Guaranteed in plus garage, barn and chicken Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245, lireez.eway nnd garage, $15.,500. rase of Inclement weather. duced to the deacon.s at 8 p.m. The cipal Courts go. men's .shirt collars .'eversed and In basement. Parking • - o*' bus i vestment with all types of .'ianc- j coop. It has seven acre.s of good Tom Minor, Broker, Rockville, TR On i-an’s List Executive Board will meet in the- 400 Bills for Hearings 6- Kooni ('ape. Aluminum atorm R. F. DIMOCK CO. ing available. For further informa-; replaced Marlow's Llttlq Mend Roofing and (Tilmnevs 16-A SEE OLB CI.A8SIFIED ADS XXXX line, near ahopping center. For: cleared land for farming or build (XXXIV) 5-.5042 Donald L Plank, son of Mr and pari.sh room Monday at 8 p.m. ] Hartford, Feb. 28 —Bills to windnwN. 4'2 GI mortjfaRe. one or two only. $95 monthly. Can tion call R. F. Dimock Co., Ml ing lots. Call fast on this one Full Mrs. William L. Plank. 16 Mile Worship services at United; give legal recognition of chemical ing .9hop. Open House Ml 9-6245 COVENTRY' Attractive 'iv- room ROOFING Specializing hi repair- ■ $77.79 per month, inrludlnf^ !n- RICHARD F. DIMOCK be seen at 189 XVest Middle Tpke., 9-5245 price $14,900 Call the Fllsworth Hill Rd , was named In the Dean's Methodist Church will be held al tesu for drinking drivers, ban in- DICKS WF.ATHF.RSTRir Com-! toroHt. prlnripal nnd taxoA, $2000 BARBARA WOODS ranch Ijirge kitchen, three bed Wanted— Real Estate 77 inp roofs of all kinds. Also new ' Ml 9-7702 MI 9-6008 Apt. F. Phone MI 3-7091. | Mitten Agency, Realtors Ml List for the first aemestei' at Trin- 9:30 and II a in tomorrow The fluence peddling by certain politi- pan\'. dcM-irs and v'intlows. custom roofs. Gutter work, niimneys' doAMI. SUNDAY, MARCH 1 3-6930. rooms. nice living room, laige lot. ilv College. He is a junior at the ROBERT W. AfiNEW ROBERT D. MURDOCK Houses for Sale 72 A comfortable home for uodest HAVK NEED for six room capes Rev. Carlton T. D.aley is pa.slor cal groups and strengthen the work glia rani eed. Call MI 9-1583 (IcBnod. lepairod. 2fi yenrs expri-.J ' Immunilato 6-room ( ’apo. FOUR ROOM duplex and g. rage p v_ I college Church .school aessiona are held at "right to know" laws head for leg 2 to 4 P.M. MI 3-6878 »n 3-6472 SOUTH XXTNDSOR—New five room living Priced at onh' 412,6.50 R If you have one to sell cal after 6 p m ient'p-r-'.P'rro estimates. Call How- tlfiil location, well landHca|>ed. oil steam heat and hot water. Tel. VERNON -Four room home, mod I .lo.seph H Ca.sello. a .senior, son the aame hours. islative hearings next week. MI 3-4751. ranch, large modern kitchen, full F Dimock ("o. Realtors -Xfl Tonpren, Broker. MT .1-6321 2722 leyf MfUK'hester. Ml .'^-5361. amesite drive, ahiminum atorm 50 Eli/abeth Drive, Maneheafer. ern kitchen, oil hot air heat, base . — 1 of Mr. and .Mrs Josepli A. Casclln. A .service of dedication of the More than 400 bills in all will be SAVE 56% on laundering. Wet cellar, '3 cere, $15,000 $1,000 9-5245 wash, damp or fluff dry i-olde windows and door«i.—.$14,900. FOUR ROOMS unheated tenement, ment. A good buy. $8,500 The , I b u y — SELL — TRADE 38 Hale St., wz.s also named to new church organ will be held up for public reaction as the 6-room ranch. Flreplare, fe>nred Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. down. Oifford Hansen, Realtor, the Dean's List. tomorrow nl 7,30 p.m. conducted Democratic-controlled Legislature and wrapped free .Manchests IlifChInnd Park Stn-tlon. Oldei* automatic hot water. Phone MI MI 3-2453. (XXXV) I Want to sell your pron''rly'f backyard, acreened porch, at I Greenwood. Inc. will buy for all .Xrrests Uc|Mirled by the Rev Mr Daley. Philip heads for its ninth and busiest l.aundrnmai. 660 Center St 7- room home, nmnll aeAAlnjf 3-4751. WEST SIDE—Attractive f'vp room room, beautiful oak floora tached R^arage. Low down pay VALUES PLUS BOX MOUNTAIN DR Vernon — leash, or work out a trade. Quick .'tteven H Pro'.'cnche!. '24. of 38 Treggor of Manchester will pre week of the session. FLAT FINISH Holland window ment to qualified buyer. 4'/i ROOM apartment at 348 North home, enclosed breezeway. ga Spacious seven room ranch, large ; action assured Call and get our Village St., was arie.sted late yes sent an organ recital during which The same speed-up schedule on throuf;:hout. aliiinluum ntorm rage, $13,900, assume 4>i% shades, made lo measuie A windows, new relllnjj;, ne\A' heat- Main St., $85 per month. C 11 Nfl Porter Street area, six room | redwood paneled living room, three deal, no obligation, terday afternoon on a charge of the church choir will also sing. hearings started this year will con metal Venetian hlinds - I a new; C COLONIAL Kroni Manelu^ater Green, flrat 9-5253 between 8-5 p.m. W. G. mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. colonial In immaculate condition, ' bedrooms, den, and senarate din-, driving while hi.s license is under Bulletin Board tinue with morning and afternoon Injf ayatem, fully Inaulated. S- .^l^ht off WoodbrldRe. follow Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. GREENWOOD, INC., low prn e Keys made while you rar Karafi;e, lot 8.$ x I7.'5. Excel Glen^ey. front vestibule with closets, large , ing room. Kitchen, built-in range, 3.'i,h77 suspension. He is being held al Bomarro. cominunity couple's! hearings scheduled five days ( wait. Marlow's. jronway to EHrabeth Drive. living room with fireplace, dining | 6nd oven, wall refrigerator Two Tolland County .lail in lieu of a rlub, will meet nt 8 o'clock lo- ' week. The House and Senate will DFX.0RAT0RS lent value.—$14,990. MANCHESTER —245 North1 MaMainiBOLTON CENTER—Attractive two room, spotless kitchen, 3 bedrooms car garage, U - acre lot, $26,800 SELUNG YOUR, home’ For $200 bond for appearance in Rock- night at the Cominunity Hall, sandwich in their sessions at 1:30 Carl and Esther Schwarz VERNON St., three room heated aparI 'rnent k bedroom, ranch, aluminum p.m. on Tuesday through Thurs R. F. Dimock Co . Realtors. MI vdlle Cit;.’ Court Monday ' The Board of Education will COIOI S. J. PLOUFE hot water and utilities. JA 6 0674, storms, cellar, enclosed breeze: and ceramic bath, extra added prompt, efficient, courteuug serv All .3-01.54 way, garage. $13,900. Ml 9-5132, feature—finished recreation room 9-5245 ice and appraising without obliga Gloria D. Seekins. 23. of 19 Mile (hold its regular meeting Monday day. ntANtmt I PAINTING Real Estate— Builder WILSHIRE ROAD Among top interest bill* include • SEPTIC TANKS ( oven try— PI 2-6226 FOUR ROOM apartment, modem Carlton W. Hutchins. with cooking facilities. tion, call S, A Beechler ' ’eallor. Hill Rd . was arrested about mid- ; at 8 p.m at the school, CLEA.NF.n and INSTALLED. (XXXVI) Ml 3-6969 or XVcsley R Smith. As night and charged with paa.sing',: The Board of Selectmen 'Will those which would: i 15 MOTIFS .Anytime com'enlences centrally h rated. convenient loca- Establish a State Department of Call MI 3-4884, $14,900 RANCH, brick front, three' Six room cape, sociates. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi a .stop sign at Union and West I meet Monday at 8 p.m. al the I PAPER I N(; bedrooms, fireplace, cellar, base- i lion, parklike yard, 4 bedrooms, ' TWO IN ONE package. A nlc< two- ple Listing Service. ■Sts. She i.s al.so to appei in court j Community Hall. Corrections (a super-agency pro- 84 yn. • SEWERS NEW 5-ROOM COLONIAL board heat, trees, near bus. fireplace. hot air oil heat, extra ! family and a senarate four room po.sed hy Goveimor Riblcoff), pre- MACHINF. CLF.ANF.n FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. Monday. I Trim youngsters' elothos and Heat, hot water, ga.s for - ooking. stores, school. Carlton XV. Hutch large kitchen equipped with dish-] two-family is In very Manchester Exening Herald ''*11 members of party sUte cen- In thia darling princess pair, fea linens with gay kittens and pup- RESIDENTIAL Hospital -Notes ] electric refrigerator and gas ins. kn 9-5132. washer and disposal i nice condition inside and out. Graham Gives Admitted today: David Brooks. Bolton corr«pondenl. Doris m . Ir*' committees from lobbying Or turing bold contrast. plesl Just press on with a hot-iron • INSTALLATION RANCH HOME stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI Separate heating systems, copper D'ltalla. telephone MIteliell 3-.5.'U.5. namg their political Influence as re- No. 8286 writh Patt-O-Rama Is COMMERCIAL SOUTH WINDSOR—New five room Five room Cape Cod, large wood- plumbing, aluminum combina- Thoropsonville. to add color! SPECIALIST e / t^ e 9-6779 from 6 to 7 p.m. Discharged yesterday: Linda __ i gards legislative bills, earmark In alzea 10. 12, 14. 16. 18, 20. Size Pattern ,N’o. 2722 has color trans a h a c ed g a r a g e ranch, built-in oven and range. ed lot. completel.v redecorated, j tions, two-car garage, convenient Teen Bop Talk stale school grants for educational 12, 32 bust, short sleeve, 3 1/8 Fully Insured • M Lot 100x200. $16,600. Philbrick extra building lot available. i location. An unusual nackage buy Dori Czarnecki. 7 East St ; Henry fer— 15 motifs of various sizes; Boucher. RED 2. Vernon. use solely. yards of 35-inch; 3/4 yard con aLso directions for making bih. u m t f i t a r n t m a FIVE ROOM apartment, heated, Agency, Ml 9-8464. I for $21,500. R. F. Dimock Co, Deaths Last ISifiht Grant automatic absentee voting Town and Country • BUILT-IN OVEN and RANGE ! SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER,' Realtors, MI 9 ,5245. MelWirne, Feb. 28 i/I>i -Evange- Cliiireli Servii'es trast To order, send 25c in coin.s to Ml 9-0366 stove furnished. Call Ml 9-2252. ilst Billv Graham devoted tonight's privileges to those 80-years of age, No. 8257 with Patt-O-Rama Is MANCHESTER — We have two Realtor Union Congregational: Church exempt ‘ persons age 65 and over Anne Cabot, Manrhester Fvening PI 2-6010 td^kiitdcp"' beautiful two-family home* that Melbourne service to "Bodgies and •school. 9:30 am.; nnr.sery, 10:40 By THE ASSOCI.ATED PKES.S In alMS 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Size Herald, U.50 AX E. OF A.'MERK AS Drainage Go. • PICTURESQUE BOW WINDOW FOUR ROOM tenement. 132 Bissell (XXXVII) from paying the sales tax, making 4, short sleeve, 1 7/8 yards of 36- ) St. $60. Call MI 9-5229, Mond y to you should look into. Excellent MI 3-6969 Widgles" Australia's young hood am.; wiir.ship. 10:45 a.m.. Holy Washington Frank L. Sey NEW YORK 36. N.V. Ml 9-4143 condition, nice location, hot water j TWO-FAMILY — Excellent condi lum.* and their girls. But only Communion, sermon. "How Should mour, 62. chief of the contract and annual reports of labor union6 filed Inch; 3/8 yard contrast. • 100x200 SHADED LOT Friday 9-5. at the State Capitol open to press For Isl-class mailing add lOc for and steam heat, oil. For additional WE.SLEY R. SMITH, Associate tion, 5--5. choice location, $16,700. three turned up. We Come to Holy Coni^niiinion ?" procurement divi.sion of the United To order, send 35c in coins for each pattern. Print Name. Address . MI 9-8952 inspection, and unite into one fold each pattern to Sue Burnett The information call The Ellswor^ R.'F. Dimock Co., Realtor*. Ml Some of the rest, the boys in by the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pas States Information Agency, died with zone and Pattern Number. • NEAR BUS, SCHOOLS and SHOPPING Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI 9-5245. of a heart attack Friday. A native all penal and correctional institu Manchester Evening Herald 1150 BOLTON, Tolland Rd. —Immacu their purple pants and the girls in tor tions. Quilt Books Available: Flower 3-6930. short, tight skirts, were at the | First...... Lutheran;.. _Sunday _ ___ school.______of La Harpe, Kan., Seymour had AVE. OF AMERICAS .NEW Quilts QlOl; Grandmother's Patch- late four room ranch, breezeway, (XXXVIII)______Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. the Ap YORK 86, N. V. For Ist-class mail Be the flrst to see this Colonial ranch home nearing comple patio, garage. Nicely landscaped. new Elvis Presley movie "King adult Bible class, 9 a.m ; ’w,-orship, | .served as city manager of Betten- work Q102: All-Year Q103: Young A B A L M Y 75* W AR M 10:15 a.m , sermon. "Living as | dorf and Red Oak, Iowa; El Dora- propriations Committee tYill hear ing add 10c for each pattern. Print tion. 3 spacious bedrooms, all ceramic tiled bathwith colored Price $13,650. Paul J. Correnti, j MANCTHESTER — Nice six room Creole." budget recommendations from Folk's Q104; (Jovered XX'agon Q105. fixtures. Attractive kitchen with plenty of knotKj>ine cab g- . . at Harbour Heights, < I Cape just off Porter St. Fireplace, The audience at the open air Chri.slians" by the Rev. David G. do. Kan., and Montebello. Calif. Name, Address with Zone, Style Pattern pieces, directions for 12 Broker. MI 3-5363, these same penal institutions, some No. and SUse. inets. knotty pine paneling in dining area, living room with '’Florida, on the XX'eat Coaat. I large lot. aluminum combinations, music bowl were teenagers and Jaxheimer. pastor. St. Louis -M. Moss Alexander, quilts in each of QlOl, Q102, Q103, Vernon Methodist; Worship ahd 63, former board chairman of the c* whicli are expected to press for Basle Fashion magazine 35c. pictiire*que bow window and paneling;. All Colonial natural Choice waterfront and wa- EXECUTIVE'S IDEAL MANCHESTER — Close to new nice condition. $13,900. R. F. younger. More than 2,000 made de more than governor thinks they Q105; 10 in Q104. Each Book ,50c. woodwork. Cloaet apace galore, oil hot water baseboard radi gtervlew homesites, 80’xl25'.< Glastonbury—6 room Keeney School and bus. Nine year Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. cisions for Christ after Graham ex nursery, 9:30 a.m,: church school Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Stenographer and adult Bible class, 10:45 a.m, died last night of heart ailment in should have. ation. '^Low residence construction plush styled Ranch, 22x13 old cape, ahed dormers, in good horted them with ''bop” talk. (XXXIX) a hospital. He served from 1953 A bill to grant special absentee costs. Clubhouse, Olympic living room, 3 bedrooms, condition, six rooms, one unfin As they filed in, Graham said The Rev. Warren E. Covell, pas voting privileges to those age 80 gswlmmlng pool, t e n n 1 *<, ished. Hot water heat, garage. MENTCHESTER—AH brick six room tor, to 1956 as bank board chairman. YTrlDHOusmc 2 tiled baths, expansive •'Crazy man, crazy—Dad, you Alexander also was president and and over will, be, heard Tuesday m at SEPTIC TANKS Large local concern has opening for an e.xperi- This Home Is Not in a Project ’’courts, putting green, other recreation room with fire Quick occupancy, $13,900 mort Cape in South Manchester. Built really blasted me this morning— Rockville Methodist: Sunday WALTON W. recreational and civic facili- gage available. $14,900. Town and school. 9:30 a.m.; membersrtip board chairman of the Missouri 10 a.m. by the elecUon*^ MjnmlttM AND place, stainless steel by Ponticelli in 1951. Aluminum You were really cool, dad, cool I Also up tor reaction is a bill to GRANT AGENCY Make An Appointment To See This Colonial Beauty xtles. Youngsters and oldsters^ Country Really, AD 3-6266, ME -eomblnations, large enclosed rear training class.'9:45 a.m.; nursery, Portland Cement Co. enced stenographer capable of handling a variety U & J 1 COiirORATION kitchen includes stove,. mean, cool.’’ Toledo, Ohio—George A. Benson grant absentee voting lirivlli^et REALTOR alike will warm, to this qual oven, sink, dishwasher. 3-2792. porch. Garage and amesite d.ive. worship, 10:45 a.m., sermon. "Help PLCCBED SEWERS Me to Know Myself,” by the Rev. Sr., 69, editor of the,Toledo Times, for mental institution patiaita. Listing and of duties, apptitude for figure work required, air ity environment. Homesitea Two car garag;e, oyer 1 No basement, large lot. Very nice Tougher "right to to M I 4--8I 93 • M l 9 -5 3 1 9 gfrom 8990.00 to $2,890.00< NE'W USTING—SLx room cape, condition. $15,600. R. F. Pimock CHURCH ROBBED Simon P. Montgomery, pastor. died of a stroke in a hospital Fri SelUng Olty acre, 16 mile panoramic three bedroom, large modern St. John’s Episcopal; Holy Com day night. His newspaper career clarify the preM mofi M M M R t GI*m ih I and Conntry conditioned office, liberal heaefit program, 37 014LY $15,800 Modest time payment sched view. Evenings call MI Co., Realtors, MI 9-5246. Branford, Feb. 28 (/f)— Silver ar M a n y a v 'a i j . a b l c Kitchen, ceramic bath, copper which spanned nearly 50 years in to a tti^ ni*|“ ' ■•rW* 'nuilH. Dry Welk, Sewer ule. Call us now!!! 4-1139 or MI 9-9858. ticles valued at between $2,600 and munion,' sermon, 8 a.m.; family Homea—Sines plumbing, amesite drlvie. /Asking (XXXX) service, classes, 9:15 a.m.; ser cluded editorial assignments with mental - /boarde,- U mw lM$alle4--CeU«r Water- 1910 hour, 6-day xxeek. 1\jyTE PO BOX 2103 HART WARREN E. HOWEAND $3,000.have been stolen from Trin WARREN E. HOWtANB, $14,900. Paul J. Correnti, Broker, ity Episcopal Ghurch •< here. The mon, "Let Him Open His Grief," the Fargo (N. D.) Forum, the Oonrteay, Def«nMichael Murphy, 112,,W. Center St.; Robin Gray, 26 Arcellla Dr.; PRESCRIPTIONS !4 b < m tT O M asonic Ball Allan Oevelahd, 194 Bldwell St.; Heard Along Main Street Bernard Hanley, 71 Union St., DAT OR NIGHT Rockville; Mrs. Nancy Denoncourt, y -B V EXPERTS Fathttv Mid *0118 in alii Man-^ Held Friday Andover; Mrs. Viola Chapman, 168 chftater CatiieUc parlshet will And on Some of Manchc»ter*t Side Streets, Too c«iv« Communion in a body at^,tne Summit St.; Thomas Wolff, Val a r t N u r d r u b 8 o'clock Mass at tho Church of By MRH. HAZEL E. ANDERSON ley View Lane, Vernon; Robert tha Aaaumptlon tomorrow. Maaa A quick transition into spring Grover, 84 Broad St.; Mrs. Ellen Early Beauty Sslons ^'America as I have never corre> Bushnell and daughter, Ellington; win bo folloivwl by a light break spondent with any pen-friends be time was afforded those who step fast at the Knlghta of Columbus Thinking of the achievement of ped out of last night’s brisk Feb Mrs. Patricia Peace and daughter, 13 local beauticians who recently fore. I seized this immediately op Coventry: Mrs. Rita Jaworskl and Home. The Rev. Flavian Dough portunity of my writing you.” ruary air into the flowered setting raised $535 for "Children’s Serv of the 46th annual Masonic Ball at daughter, 22 Greenhili St.r Mrs. . f erty will apeak. ices" despite adverse weather con His other hobby besides football Jeannette Marsh and son, 227 Cen FOR INCOME TAX Is reading magazines. For a 62- the Masonic Temple. A nondenooitnatlonal service ditions, we looked up the list In pounder it’s probably quite an Officers of Manchester Lodge of ter St.; Mrs. Gertrude Hoyt and ASSISTANCE. CALL a . the city directory and found that daughter, Talcottville. svUl be held in OrangeJHall at * achievement to pick up, a special Masons ushered couples into the ANDERSON o’clock Sunday afternoon, wnth was nearly 100 per cent, as 15 issue of "Llff." (We're only kid ballroom and presente d them to Idas Mary Clarke and Miss Liuise shops are listed. The patrons of ding. He probably made a mistake Worshipful Master Hayden Gris Ml 9^764: Ml 9-0854 liffman lii charge. practically each beauty salon by figuring his weight In pounds. wold Jr. and Mrs. Griswold. Fol Ellmgton Crashes bought tickets and contributed British-trained Africans measure lowing the Grand March at 9 The Buckley School library cakes, assuring the success of the their weight in stone.) o’clock, led by officers, past mas Hurt One Person staff will conduct a workshop in ptx> jJPt. His address is: Olatunji Okewole, ters, and their wives, the 75 cou the library Tuesday morning at Oiir thoughts have since revert 11. Isale Agbede St. ples present danced to the rtiusic 9:30. Thi.s‘ session will take the ed to the lime when tliere wcic no Lagos, Nigeria, of Bud Hewitt and his orchestra. Two 1-car accidents in Elling place of the raonUily meeting. beauty shops in Manchester, when B. W. A. The ballroom, newly furbished ton last night resulted in one driv women curled their hair on the old- in shades of light blue, made an er being shaken up but apparenl^ Manchester Auxiliary Police fashioned curling tongs, metal Ideal Prospect Butterworth Studio attractive backdrop for the vari E n f f a ^ e d curlers or leads covered wltli colored gowns of the ladies and for uninjured, while another wak^ ad h ' I will report for crul.«er duty next John Demc, owmer of radio sta Engaged week at Police Headquarters leather. A few women made a little tion WINF’. hopes one day to add the profusion of spring flowers mitted t^Rockville City Hospital The ctlgagcmcnl of Misa Kath extra money calling at the homea and sparkling candelabra. The Only four members will be needed erine Gail .^wanson to Robert Wil another car radio listener to his The engagement of Miss Mary with a pbssible skull fracture. each night, so assignments should of their friends to dress their hair audience - Iri.s son Jay. Ann Rice to Jorge Okhuysen is springtime setting was the crea Stephen O. Shackway, 21, of liam Shields, .son of Mr. and Mrs. i in preparation for the Maaonic tion of Frank Crawshaw, who for be scheduled through police head Arthur L. Shlolds of Longiueadow,! Jay likes to putter around cars. announced by her parents, Mr. and West Willington was shaken up ball.s or other aocial functions. He’s always in the market for old more than 15 yeara has given his quarters. Those members taking Mass., is announced by her par-1 Mrs. Pablo Okhuysen_of Giiadala- but uninjured aa the result of a the standard firs aid cma-se should This practice was barred, however, vehicles to tinker with. Such a car Hcr fiance is the son of Mr. and considerable talent to such assign 1-car accident on Rt. 83 in El ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W.' as the hair dressing estnblisliments ments. Members of the Fellow- report Monday night at 7 o’clock came into his possession recently. Mrs. Pablo Okhysen of Guadala lington at 10:30 last night. S'.canson. *133 S. Main SI. |increased in number. craft Club assisted with decora =ALL DAY for that class .Mi.s.s Swan.son graduated from After putting it into pretty good jara, Mexico. „ According to State Police, One of the first women to set up condition, he decided it still lacked tions. ^ .lack.son College. Tufts University, Miss Rice graduated from the A welcome innovation this year Shackway was driving north on The Holy Na.ue Society of SI. an ;establlalimcnt in the North End that certain "thing" necessary to Rt. 83 when a car in front of him in 19.57, and is a teaching as.sociate take it out of the ordinary class. Hartford Hospital School of Nurs was the note of informality added James’ Church ■will hold iUs month at the Harvard Graduate School ! of the town, was a Miss 1*. C. slowed down. He applied hia =SUNDAY Iglcsla.s, the daughter of a Japa Then he saw a shiny new radio ing. She was on active duty as a by a Paul Jones "mixer" dance, a ly meeting at 8:15 Monday niglil of Businc.s.s Administration. lieutenant Ij.g.) witli the Navy very enjoyable waltz and rhumba brakes, police said, but skidded on in St. James’ School hall. Present nese women and a Spanish seaman. aerial for a car. He shelled out the icy road. His car struck the Shields graduated from Williams She was horn,, on shipboard, her twelve bucks for it, and mounted Nurse Corps, and was attached to e.xhibltion by Beverly and Lee Bur and prospective member.s are in College in lO.'iti. is a nicniber of j the Naval Hospital at Camp Pen ton. and the newly set up coffee guard rail on the left side of the vited to attend. parents scparaled and her mother in on the car. Now he had a car road. Police said that neither Plii Delta Theta fraternity, and, died when Miss Iglesias was only with the snappy look. dleton. Calif. At the present time bkr in the game room for between- 1s now completing graduate studies she is employed as research as dances refreshment. Shackway nor his two passengers, Sphinx Temple Shrine Band four years old. .She was tenderly The only thing it lacks -Is a I in metallurgy at the Massachu-1 radio. sistant with the Community Ob A white-gowned coterie of Rain Ralph Wheelock, 20. of 55 Grand notes Us 60th birthday today. It's cared for by wealthy folk.s in New Ave., Rockville or Marvin Dupy, .sett.s Instituic of Technology. I Bedfoixt, Mass , and trained In time stetrical Study of Hartford. bow Girls, under the ’’reclion of the oldest Shrine band in existence. 1 An early summer wedding is Mother Advisor Ella Gallant, pre 20, of Qiionset Point, R. I., were ; Eleven Manchester Shrine^ are j as a masaenr and nurse. She finally Trouble with Father Her fiance graduated from the Planed. At a series of area school board sided at the punch bowls and later injured. active members of the 6'i'T>ieeeh came to Manchester and set up Institute of Technology. Univer David Brooks. 16, of Thompson- i business In one of the little single meetings this week, educational sity of Guadalajara, and holds de served the 11 o’clock buffet pre band. j jokes filled the air. pared by ladies of Chapman Court, ville, was admitted to Rockville | A.2.C Thomas C. Kenn. Son of houses on Union St., near N. Main grees in mechanical and electrical City Hospital with a possible The most popular was about the engineering. At the present time Order of Amaranth. The Rainbow The Friendship Circle of the | Mr. and Mr.s Cecil A. Fenn, 280 N. and. if our memory serves us, mov Girls were Judy Clifford, Karen skull fracture la.st night a.s the re -1 ed from there to the House and pretty teacher who quit her job he is associated, as manager, with Salvation Army will hold a meet- | Main St., left yesterday from Idle- as tutor to a difflcull boy. When Walters, Sandy Stimson, Pat Ap suit of a 1-car accident on Rt. 140! Ing Monday night at 7:45 at the i *vlld Aii'port, New York, for Ramey Hale building on Main St. Her Talleres Pok, S. A., an engineer pleby, Carol Lucious, Jan Dore- in Ellington at 12:15 a m. death occurred in Manchester. It asked why. she said. "Backward ing firm in Guadalajara. Citadel. Tlie committee on serv-1 Air F'orce Ba.se, .San .Iiinn. Pueito boy- forward father.” mus, Beverlcp Hayes, Gail Zitko- State Police said Brooks was ice will be in charge. Hostesses will | Rico, after spending a 10-day fur was her wish that her body be vich. Margaret Roberts and Tina cremated, and, as she could claim A Non. traveling towards Ellington Center be Mrs. Ethel Carlson and Mrs. I lough at home Pcsola. on Rt. 140 when he skidded on Ethel Orfitelli. | no country, she specified crema Members Sought slippery pavement in the area of A small .shed at 179 Fern St. tion and that her ashes be scat Cider Mill Rd. Brooks' ear went The rrionthly meeting of the i hiirnod to the ground at 9 o'clock tered on tlic Connecticut River, Tolland County- By Church Unit out of control, crossed the high Army and Navy Auxiliary will be | this morning. Firemen from Town which was done by the undertaker Hospital Notes way. struck a utility poje, turned held Wednesday night at 8 o’clock i Co. 3 wore called to ttic scene, but in charge. Miss Pauline Merz of ’’.’ernon. on its left side and finally came to at the clubhouse. Members arc rc- j not in lime to save the structure. Superior Court The ladies of St. Jame.s are con rest on its wheels, police said. minded to bring articles for the i sister of the late Mathew Merz, a ducting their annual membei'ship Patients Tiulay: 221 Firemen said the shed was un well known barber, also tried e.s- Two passengers in the car es auction. used. A dog. which had been drive for all women of the parish ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Mr.s. caped injury but Brooks was taken tahlishing a hairdressing busine.ss Six divorces were granted in Tol Mary Steed. 42 Gerald St.: Kevin tethered inside, was led to safety. at the North End. with indifferent during the first two weeks of to Rockville City Hospital with A guided Inspection trip Tuc.s- - a,--- land County Superior Court yes O’Connell. 131 Park St.; Sylvian lacerations of the right hand and day, of the Kimberly Clark Plant success. Now there are at lea.st March. Ofiara. 102 Wetherell St.; Clifford Sunset Rcbekah Lodge members three going strong, and several in terday, in a .short calendar session. a possible skull fracture. in New Milford will highlight the The Rev. James T. O’Connell, Callahan, 21 Horton Rd.; Erne.st Brooks was charged with failure March meeting of the Connecticut will follow a potluck Monday at the outlying sections of the town. Judge Alva P. fibisellc granted 6:30 p.m. in Odd Fellows hall with chaplain of the paTOchial organ Cole. Ellington; Mary Lou Pick to drive to the right and is sched Section, American Institute of | One of the early salons in the the divorces on charges of intoler ization, is honorary chairman. ering. 44 McKee St,; Michael Pow a business niceting and installation House and Hale building was suc uled to appear In Ellington Justice Electrical Engineers. The inspec- | able cruelty. Miss Mary Ann Leone, 165 Birch ers. 16 F'oster Dr.. Vernon; Barry Court on March 17. tion trip will start at .8 p.m. and of the new offieer.s by Mr.s, .Mar cessfully conducted for years by a jorie J. Conlon, 26 Trotter St., DLs- Sedzcl P. Clark wa.s granted a St., is the active cliairman. Her Fields. 117 Conway Rd.; Jacque will be followed by dinner at 6:30. British woman. She was proprietor divorce from Waller G. Clark, both line Mailhot, Wapping; Carol Iricl deputy president and her of the Lily Beauty Salon. 'Wc vice chairman is Mrs. Salvatore of Vernon. She was awarded cus F’illoramo, 375 S. Main St. Carnclli, 8 Bancroft Rd ,/Rockville; Three Manchester students at staff. Mrs. Conlon will scat the of called on her one day, soliciting a Mrs. Maria Parrina, 368 Oakland ficers of Welcome Rebckah Lodge reader advertiseincnl in The Her tody of a minor ch" ', $110 monthly Assisting In the drive as area the University of Connecticut alimony and ,$60 simport, with chairmen are Mrs. J. Ward Tay St.; Sharon Lee, Hartford; Mrs. j School of Law will present argu- of East Hartford Wednesday eve ald, and she replied "Oh my, I Sara Mahoney, 81 Main St.; Joann ! ning, and she may be contacted by coulfln't think of advertising, I Clark to have the child at specified lor, Mrs. Josepli Massaro, Mrs. Al- nients at the first round of the times of the year. \’in Baldt, Mrs, Carl Lombardo. Riclii, 637 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. ! school’s Appellate Moot Court local Rsbekahs for reservations have more than I can do nowl” Mary Wonsik. 122'/ Birch St.;' .Soon after, we heard slie had re Dolores M. Doiihleday was Mrs. Edward J. Cronin. Mrs. Bene cbmpetitlon on Monday and Tues for the supper in East Hartford. granted a divorce from Clarence Mrs. Rosemary Bregel. 15 Wads turned to her homeland. dict Zollo, Mrs. William Burns and worth St.; Joan Williams, Brook- j day at the Law School in Hart A Mr.s. Peliljean used to have a A. Doubleday of Coventry, and ford, starting at 1:30 p.m. They Manchester WATES will meet awarded custody of four children Mrs. John Walsh. field Rd. ! Tuesday at the Italian-Amerlcan beauty shop on Pearl St., and oth All ladies of St. James’ parish ADMITTED TODAY: Adrian are Sherwood Bowers. Richard ers have been established on the and $1 per year alimony. Alden and Leonard Shankman. Club, for yic monthly busincs.s Elaine B. Addington of Andover are invited to join as prospective Gagnon. East Hartford; Mrs. meeting, following which Mrs. outskirts of town a.s the population members or to renew their mem- Dori.s Hazard. Mansfield. increased was granted a divorce from Neil Celia Moller, 6,5 Waddell Rd . top E. Addington of Denver. Colo., and berhsip at this lime. If anyyone is BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A weight loser for the past year, not contacted personally she may daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Heartwarming was awarded custody of a minor will lead a dismission on weight. child. phone Mrs. Filloramo or Mrs. Willetle, 8 Vernon Center Heights. Weighing in will he held from 7:15 One group of sixth graders at the Wesley Gryk, 423 E. Center St., Vernon: a daughter to Mr. and LAWN MOWERS Norma Simonds was granted a regarding membership. There are j to 8:15. The Board of Directors Bowers School became ’Valenllnes divorce from Richard Simonds of Mrs. Milton Morrison, North Cov W’ill meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at to everyone suffering from heart Andover, and was given the right over 700 members at the present entry. Sharpened the home of Mrs. Mary McBride, disease. to a.ssume her maiden name of time. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr.: I 32 Spring St. Miss Jean Gimalowski’s class Terrio. Upon joining the Ladies of St. and Mrs. Clifford Ulm, 137 Loomis ' and Repaired voted not to send one another Val Carol Ann McQuaid Morgan was James a wornan automatically be St. ( entines lliis year. Intead, they con granted a divorce from John Mor comes a member of the Manches DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ' All work guaranteed. Free tributed what they would have ter Council of Catholic Women. Christine Menard, Hartford; 1 plck-np and delivery. 10% gan Sr. of Staffordville. She was GENERAL spent on cards to the Manchester givert custody of a minor child, $10 off on sharpening until Area Heart Fund. March 1st. support and $8 alimony, with $5 to The Heart office received $10.15 be paid weekly on the amount Mor TV SERVICE a.s the result of their heartening gan is in arrears. BRUNO MOSKE Days o n A r A Call gesture. Margaret F. Barber was granted Ml 3-0771 Nights Wm v w Plus Parts a divorce from Lawrence Barber of TEL. Ml S-S483 No Coaching, Please Mansfield. A Manchester man who recently vi.siled an out-of-state college re- porLs he spotted a notice on the bulletin board announcing a dis cussion on "Who is Jesus?" Below the topic were listed the THE ARMY and NAVY names of four theologians who were to take part in the discussion. Some "wise guy, ” the Manches ter man reports, had penciled in boxes bv each name with advice to "vote for one only." .Seeks Pen Pals A letter addressed to the Man . - ___ ... :• BINGOEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 chester News Newspaper arrived DANCING TO DUBALDO’S ORCHESTRA from Lagos, Nigeria. The writer. PUBLIC INVITED Olalunji Okewole. is a 16-year-oId boy who says he is 5 feet tall and weighs 62 pounds, which is sort of on the light side to be playing football, his favorite sport. Drying clothes "My aim of writing you this let ter,” he wTote in flawless penman is easy today... P IC K (IP ® LIGOETT ship, "is just to have pen pala in I PARKADE DRUG a e d g • DIAL NOTICE OPEK THE OI-TICE OF [ Ml 9-2343 SUNDAY DR. M. C. FANCHER ALL DAY WILL BE CLOSED forJ ftU UNTIL MARCH 16 so’s home heating MANCHESTER DELIVERY SHOPPING PARKADE our w ay! You get premium quality Mobil heat with RT-98 . . . the ' family with surgical-medical coverage most completely effective fuel oil additive in use today. And could be quite an undertaking. As a you get premium service. Au m i - tomatic deliveries . . . a bal ./ f y > member of CMS, through my place of anced payment plan and many i ^ SPRING STYLE SYMPHONY other extras designed to make i \ /k v ^*‘1 U employment, I can provide coverage for home heating reaU]/ eaty. If’ f ^ 1 f b / 1 my whole family. And my cost is low# Vs. > V l l ’- v FASHION SHOW and TEA M obiiheat IT-91 \ . \ ^ less than 2Vi cents a day for each Mis dson-octiofi 1 ! oddHlv member of my family. ^ \ Sponsored By ,l4 t CO/v* It's good to have C M S standing by THE MANCHESTER FEDERATION OF DEMOCRATIC WOMEN WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS to help pay doctor bills. ,;.-, ^ Sunday, March I, 1959— 3:00-5:00 P.M. li'i Mil ti ««aai(miT ^ of C. Hall;.138 Main Street, Manchester MORIARTY i Fashions By: BROTHERS CMS Connecllciit Medical Service^ InCe Land O, Fashion M l 3 -5 1 3 5 . Raichlin Furriers • ' 301-315 Centar St. GENERAL OFFICES •' NEW HAVEN Bridal Party Pan’thousa Donations $ 1.00 (- \r Read Herald Adya. 2 8
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MICRO PHOTO INC. B.l CLEVELAND, OHIO Cape Canaveral, Fla., March 2 (iT*)‘----Army.mi.ssilemenwent back to work on their lunar - probe rocket today after fail movement of foreign Inspection ing to launch a. satellite past Heads of State Washington, March 2 (i^P)— personnel within Russia "should the moon and into a solar Sen. Frank Church (D-Idaho) be largely, if not entirely, elim proposed today t h a t the i orbit. ' inated." 'i’o cheok'^on te.sls in the The 76-fodt.rocket. .Itino II, stood United States seek a stop-gap E a rth s atm o sp h ere alone, hf- | agreement with Russia to halt lewgr control systems would bc ^^^ the firing cre\> had progressed nuclear tests in the Earth’s needed, and fewer foreign nation-, miniite.s oMarge.t time Would Meet iu atmosphere. Attempts to cmi- als .Would need to be statio n ed | ^vhCn the shoot w as postponed. No the couplries involved. I reason was.given officially.'but it trol tests underground, uiufei; Church said th^re I " learned that a power fatlHfc water or in Outer Space would reason to doulit 'Rii.s.sia intends“ \I caused tlie decision to scriih. i be left to future negotiationf^ a'xhdoting Wnr over Berlin." Apotlier effort could he made to- i lu Vienna or Geneva Church sai(1 such a new approach Secs New Crisis i night, toninrrow or \yednesdav might serve as an 11th hour at He kaid it is more' likely that | wpii,, the moon is In favorable te m p t tpllcation of (C ontinued off P ag e Seven) sing pl'obleni. j until at least three months after lauiictieii in a i la.ss allaclt, he s.iid. wanted to know whether in view school hofUrthg pfobtem. ! .McKlrnv wa.s quizzed bv Hu j all niAans'. have at their disposal 1 the Legi.slature .sd.jo.urns. but no of Hie tougli-appearing Hu.ssian Isis Angeles. .March 2 ot’. Two The m^®'’'Tlt't'.a'are; House .9pare (’onimiltee iii Hu ' attitude f»n Beilin llie fniled evervHiing . necessary to defend | ' later than .September, IS.’iB. Southern California molhers had The M o nothing’' plag.: Sends l?0tidom row over his turndown of an Arniv.j /Slates IS adequately prolected in a themselves in a worthy manner | Add 10 rooms to the North Cov- MacQiiown said yealerday the ! reoviest to put into prod'oetion Ih' firm |)o.siiio)i and "if not. .should i-ea.-ion to i-ry Ifirlay. and rebuff any aggre.ssioii. | town should investigate this novel The son of each was kidnaped. ••kHtry G ram m a t School to w ard off j Army's Nike-Zeus. a missllc-aiul- ; we nuibilize in whole or in part." t i "H beliind the threats heard in | double se.ssions\ and send tuition idea - refusal to build a school. Joyful tear.s are in order for Mrs. Bulletins Radio Signals radar system aimed at knoelting I .McElroy said Hie m a tte r had the West Hie. desire to resort to student.a to heighboring high This, he says, night result in a ; down iterconlinenlal n issilcs. i tu'en under "spei ifli consideration" Wayne Murray, nf Venice. Her wq'apnns is really conrealed, then | from the AP Wirct. ' Bchools; \ test case involving' the state and IngleiVood, Calif., March 2 lyPV - McElroy said Hie .N’ike-Zeus l.s | tiy the .loini Chiefs of Staff ami boy. Wnyiie .Ir., 7, was rescued hy aiiyone who ventures to do so must Build a "stripped down " high town. Action, or inaction, of this offu-er.s from a former menial pa a.s.snme a heavy rcaponsIbilU.v I The Air Force thinks itfi Di-Syoverer getting the highest national pri '.he .Sliite Department. school, a building without a gym sort. MacQuown says might result tient. ilnwaritmankind for launching a tVITNESS LAAV UPHELD in state-wide ch.anges in the fnat- o rity in its tleyelopm cnt but ,tii.s "We ai'p prepared tri meet vari- nasium. cafeteria. 'Biiditorium. or 1 Rocket may have gone into .sonic Bui the second nioHier. Mrs. new world war.” MiiHliington, .Alarch 2 UPl-L librarv, at a cost ot about J72fi,- ter of . n.-.ncing new .-.olinols and b est scientific advice lia.s been that ou.s stages of the Berlin situation kind of orbil • and is simply having the weapon is not ready for pi ns I as it ilevelops," he declared, add- RuHi Flores, (ollap.-fed in a "hys Ta'ss, the official Soviet news, Tlic Supreme Court today upheld 000; ■ ' paving for existing ones. . terical ennditinn " from anxiety and validlly of a unlfarm law adopt Join with one or more neighhor- One conclusion of the majority i H'ouble rai.slng its voice enough to y,,,,ction. ; ing lei tlie world know foi sure. i ‘LJnt.il there Ls a iniiisile defen.se. We are prepared to make good wearinc.ss. Her iiifani son, kid- (Continued nn Page Seven) ed hy 42 states to enable them Ing towns and build a regional of the committee, which is stated to procure witnessea from each Junior-senior high school. ! in the report, was brought before Aullior.ilies say tracking stations , iT,ute.l States on Hie statim ien l of the P resident napeii emiy .Saturday. Is .“till iiuss- Hial we will not yield one inch on ing. \ other in criminal proreedlngR. Seek StiHly of Aid '^He Lemslntlire's Education fom- liave picked up .sporadic i protection lies in its strike-back Justice Frankfurter delivered The committee will recommend : mittec at the State Capitol las', . . . whi'li tend to confirm that, power a deterrent aimed at dis- our rights in Berlin." \ Police itiNHIshop. Calif . acting on KIvinjj Baiulil (id s Rep. .John W. McCorniayk the 7-2 decision. Justice Douglas to the town meeting that another ] Thiir.^day. an orbit has been a.laineil. " i couragin.g a potential aggrc.ssor a lip from a I.os Angele.s bu.s tic k (Massl, the House Denioi-ratic wrote a dissent In which Justice committee be appointed \o join . Seek F'ornuila Change th e r checks will be m ade, th ey .sa>,-| fpom startin g '"R w a r in the first et sellei, found young Wayne Mur §25,890 from Bank Black concurred. i Wilcox iiro'ed the Education to try to pin doiyn the rocket. | place, leader. drew from M cE lroy Hie ray in a cheap hotel room with with the Coventry Board of Edu comment Hint "our policy i.s. Hint cation in determining what ^stale Coranifltee to con.sider the advan j Discoverer 1. the first space Ve-: McElrov'also said the United William Harris Elwell. The / 2S- we will n o t a tla rk fil-.st." Hamilloni Ohio. .March 2 '/T' A IKA.N KKJfX'T.S R E D T R B .\T Y tages in changing the formula for hide aimed intq an orbit which ' year-old Elweljwas sought by Ven and federal aid wilt be available McCormack called Hii.s "a r.-illier tone bandit lield up a brancli of Tehran, .March 2 i/P)—Iran has distribiitio-’ of slate aid to scliools. ' would carry it over hoHi Hie No.-th-^* ' ire police on a kidnaping charge. to the town. ‘t i uhte:iable one in case of great the First .National Bank and Trust ^ notified the .Soviet Union It now It recommends that the hew I He s'lggested that the stale set up and .South Poles, was launched regards, as invalid the articles In Satiirday from Vandenberg Air! emergency.'’ Noting .McElioy's Blond, lu-ewwul Wnytie is,being Hamiltori todav. .seized .S2.5,- committee report back to regional districts to which ail the brought home thistUisi afternoona f1 avrirv/MI byh\* . 11 l!|[21 treaty allowing .^vlet Force Base, 170 miles north of Los ! mention that US. policy \ras 69.5, raced to '.the airport in a town sometime in June after ih e News Tidbits based in part on American public Venire detectives, who drove more froojK to enter Iran under rer- A ngeles. I stolen car. jumped into an air-.: Legislature adjourns. ' (Continued on I’age Seven) opinion, he said "public • opinion than 200 miles in pii-k up the boy taiii eondlfiotis, deputy foreign A Navy ship 900, miles south of I Culled from .4l‘ AVires plane and flew away, police report doesn't Win w ar." and Elwell. ed After an employe picked out a iniiiister iliivad Sadr annoimc^ the ba.se ’ie'ceived faint .signals from Ij The youngater's motli|Fr had McElfoy said, the wc-don'l- picture from a x>'o»P slmwn lier toda.v; ’’Artioles five and six of the biillet-shapeii missile shortly ^' stI ike-first policy has been set by lieen under seriatives to,' relieve the 38-year-old the Soviet-Iran- a fte r it wh's fired. Then, for hour.s., ^^as.saclnlsetls Gov. Foster Kur- by the FBI. an agent .said the rob-1 colo iD i’ c'Slls for .SI iiiillimi Ip Hie executive but "whether that hysteria hroughi on since/ lie was laii agreement gave the Rus There wa.s nothing. " missed SRliirday. She is Expecting her might he Frank Lawrence, Meany Changes NAM Viu-li of th e 49 s ta te s for educa will alway.s be true i.s something .Siireiiz. .Sprenz js bn the FBI list, sians the right to senil troops Officials speculated something el.se.” . - another child. hill) Iran If the i^vlet I’nlon wab ina.V have gone w rong w ith tlie tional television. . A twin-en of the 10 most wanted nien. He acknowledged thaf Trtim the j Me’s'nwhile, hundreds of police IlireatemHi from bases on Iran radio equipment the 1,300- gine American plan belonging to an American oiganizatioii railed military standpoint it niake.s things | ian territory. , Bars RackMs Giirhs Iioiind projectllp. . / (Continued on Page Four) (Contlniiod on Page Seven) , Aeroehterprisc.s, with two men tougher ‘'becBuse we are not ag-' Last night the Air Force bal aboard. Is overdne on a flight from gre.-sive.” | KIIXING HELD WILLFUL listic Missile Division here report the Azores to Li.sbon. Also, as .McElroy phrased jl. the ^ ■New Ha\en,- 5Iarch 3 WP)—In Washington, March 2 (JPi AEL-» Chmthenting on the McClellan ed; . ^... Three armed humlits .over'pow- United States policy is "not to at a coroner's finding which will be CIO pi;esldent Gp.orge Meany said j Committee's hearings on juke bfi.x "Additional study of data re-' efod a night watchman, broke in-; tack with the b'ff weapons first." I Peace Comes to Cyprus | iileil tomorrow:, John' Senick Is today the National Association of; operations, Jjeany said "the evi- ceived for 'a 9-minule period after held "criminally responsible” for . to thp safe of exchi.sivp .Safct.v He did not explain that remark i i | Manufaclulers "is hot a.s wi.lling i dence showed that the involve- liftoff siipporLs the accuracy of Harbor .Spa in Cleanvaler. Fla., the'death qf his wife, Anna, on I to accept legislation to isuppress ‘ meiil of mbor'union officials iu preliminary information about fu rth er. and e.sc.aped with ca.sh, jewelrv Gen, Nathan F. Twining, chair-| Feb. 2 tn Seymour. Coroner ; ' racketeering and 'unethical prac-|thls rackeg^ was virtually nil. He launch Ivajeclory .and orbit injec- and, check.s whoso value pi’l'cc .say IVlakarios Bids Greeks Janies J,Oorrigan says the "kBl- man of the Joint Chiefs of,Staff, tlces by einplhyers as the trade I conceded same gangsters ojiprated*—^ ’’tion. Tracking stalid’ha have since ing was Willful and ^ malicious I m ay rim ns high us gl.'IO.OOO . . . also was on the committee’s w it-, uniop nipvemeni is to drive out the ; beliiiid "the phony front of a without legal excuse of JustUlca- picked up random signals on the Lloyd Oppenheimer. Glastonburv, ness list for the day. ' ■ ' ' | betrayera' cf labor." - ; nonexistent \union. Just as they | tion” and that “even thotigK he i ha.s been reu n ited w ith hi.s 16- •j Army research chiefs> have told: (Cooperate with Turks' Mqany akso said, rackets thrive ' could have \.masqueraded their | irontinued on Page Two) I year-old daughter Susan, wlio dis-' ' *W' ' i (Senick) had bpeh drinking,-he - becaii.se of w h a t he called 'Iconniv-,' operation...... ehind a dummy cor- hiid siifflclei^ti mentality^, .to appeared last Wednesday on a bus (Continued on Page Foiir> | ance of law enforcement , author poration." ~ " trip from Bennington. Vt„ and Hie ivcigli hl» co n tem p lated acta,-” , itie s'” By ."ILEX E tT Y "that freedom is not just a privi He blamed much of the trouble - two plan to leave North PJalte, lege and right. I t is al.so a heavy Iti an ad d ress p rep ared for 3,,500 Church Inlegrrati on ■ (j*i—- POLICE SLOWDD\VN STRIKE on what hfi. called the connivance ' Neb,, by plane for home. • Nicosia. Cyprus. March I reaponSibility and supreme duty. > dele(gate.s at the, opening of the New Hampshire temporarily D etroit, M arch 3 ()P)— An un-r of laV\>-emorcement authorllie^s. Philippines ,Hold Archbishdf) Makarios got^ \ trl- "Let us allow no, passions o r AFL-CIO Building atifl Construc Race Fijjhl I calls off widespread search for precedented police slow’dawli' ; "T h « 'e h.s5 been a serio u s,b y eak - umphal welcome hqnie from more i . rejutiices to. intervene. Let us tion Trades Department's fifth na- down in-Jaw .enforcement at the missing plane with two prominent stDike here wais blamed' by e ij, 5 Soviet Trailers 'than 130.000 Greek O ’priols ye.s- [ hold oiil an honest hand of frlfnd- tlO)ial legislative conference. local, state and even at the federal N ew O rleans, , JIa rc h 2 -z- physicians aboard, but search will llcfe 'Commissioner Herbert Meany aald: • level. It is not. I am siire, a flue.stion ; Three Negroes were injured in a bg cesimicd when some of the deep lerday after t'-ree years in exile, j-ship and cooperation to alh H a rt to d ay oil racial lntegr*ffioHi:.-i "Make no mistake about it the snow which,,has hampered it melts. Manila; March 2 (2P> The Ha called on them to cooperate Especially let us cooperate urdefs putting white and of graft at the federal level, but in- tight with about 10 white men dnt- wholehearteclly and sincerely witli " business community has not come coinperetice. I sdon’t need to i aide'an integrated Catholic Cbtirch I ; . .San Francisco Chronicle says Philippine Navy assigned two pa- igiRnd',)-Turkish minority patrolmen In the same oar. TlM m e n - ti-ol boats today to escort five So-; i ___ I'hat Ue our friends tiie Turkish commun out of the McClellan ’ Committee lion any specific cases. 'The record |n nearby Manei;or after Sunday civilian emnloyes at 'Vandenberg in the days of freedom that lie 'slowdown, * which'(the Drtifdtb (rackets)•Investigation with cleiiii Viet traw lers to a naval base while ity; Only through harmonious co Police Offlcerii, Assp. sold speaks foj' itself.” Meany' said. m o rn in g sei-vlce.s; A ir P'oi^M' Ba.se, Calif., claim the ahead. hands. Of courstf," -the headlines', . , j , n, u j t j, Tlie Negoea ..told olficers they Air F’orcc’ is spending money reek- authorities investigated tijie Rus- Tphe political and spiritual lead operation with them will our . not authorized, started . yester- make labor the main target. But j „ ^ '.v’cre Mobbed and beaten on he I lessl.v siaiiK' appearance' in a bay of er of the Cvi>rl,.t majority fiew in strength be reinforced.'' . da.v w'lth police apparently niish- nyone iwho takes the tiouble to P ■'Building, noilheirnmost Lirzon.i' [ Turkish Cypriots and British lug no effort to ticket cars Ipck? anyoi urifM Congress to ti* front of St, Jo.seph thehe Solomi). pale Elizabeth T aylor, from London, where British, Greek rehd bdyondboy"*” * the headlinesWniiHitneu mnstmTiut ■ T iaflcs Unit. He ..ml close circle of friends, attepd- Roi tgh w eather, .Imwevbg, ''delay troops remained discreetly away Ing new Jlioense plates. labor” by enact-' 'Vqrkei' Chiirch after , .attendingt | a winds and[ Turkish officials vi'orked out undersUnd by now tfiat many eni- ^ ” It PfIed i-eiemoilies ceremoijies dedleiitlng nimlest eii the transfer. Strong an agreement to give Indeperdeace durlhg the welcoming celebratiorr. ployers have not hesitated to break np the Lenn. d>-Eivin b,ll. ^ JeffeitallS^arisli (covintv) dep-. headHlone tnarking the grave of ; forced Uie trawlers and the patrol ■Makarios paid high tribute to sTcMiiM T:oLL,''.\r 5 0 0 ' ’' * to the British colony. Bahrain, March '3 the law to destroy Minions- that Gray sajd there l.s a move -ques-/her husbaml. .showman .Michael boats to turn back soon after they In a .0-mindta address from the the Greek Cypriot underground or- V Fi windstorm ,.tha howibd acjAMS some employers have coUaboraied to delete building trades P''o-) Honed several,of the white men, i Totkl . .Pas.scnger r«l.ilPoad.s ip | set put for'the Poro Point Naval porch of his residence. Makarios g anutatlon ECJICA, an d th e crow d s ...... ------. - - ^ - - ...... o riN e w Y ork S ta te m ust be f r e e d ! S tatio n on Luzon s west_coa^^^^ with gangster? ,! to make’ higher Vilions tjrom th e hllh;., He said t h e ; declined told.hl's yheering) ihoutlng follow-, dest roars canie when he-said: the baking Peralon Gulf Satvp- provisions sought !by the building “day night haa.left, manT jlsad profits, and that for every corrupt say If any were’ arrested oi' ^rom'property faxes* awording: to • Nay>^ authoritiea A?^ prs: “We have triumphed. Today 'btiif' struggle for liberation.'' is trades unions'Include: . -. 1 ,, ;-ti,e Commerce and Industry Ajisrt. wouIa.be made ,wh_en the weatheg and hundr^s hoMdlaMk Eatl> union, officlall/whd / took a bribe chargcil. Cyprtis is free; Let us oelebmte, graced by the humbertess hbrpwi thjure Was a t least om? corrupt em-- Clarlflealton”of .fWi'i^^Tlty .of ;. Archbishop J o f e ^ , F ra n c is io'nTeA vnm rU . if th ey aiV f« con-.,' clears, , led by Gen." George Grivas, we mates'Of the dead. togMjr rsuged employer -contributions for* apr Office’ spokesman '’p.’y b re th re n .” as. W)gh a s AM. A e ’ sta rm , o f pl«yer ;»'ho gave the brlbe.y *- ■Rummei of the New Orleans i tlniie operating under private own- | A Foreign He urged G ee’.c Cypriots to'for- legendary. DJghenK nfhosit ham ^lo prenticeship and (ilher training’ said the investigation might take ’•h u rric an e force, blesv' iv lth - Meaiiy said "the Big Blislness Archdiocese expressed -shoek.! ership et the political differences and written on the n»o«t gloriour pages lobby’.’’is going to extreme lengths programs andito Joint trust ftmdii g)'lef, regret and disapproval of • President El.senhower Hkks'Con another dav or so. The 100 or so he- htsto’ry of Cyprus. To this sut warjstog IDWI tte Runslans aboard the trawterg were itternessf which only last »ums to torpedo ■*- the Kehnedyt-Elltvln for .pooled vacat^n Ibeaefits;' and' thb incident.' . • ' : gress for la $427.5'r6,2fi2 sunpte- grebt man and to, the gallant figM t ’•flNM idlArtM a. Thick lAbor -Bill because It "wowd 2e- authorisation oX contintets between ibenta) appropriation for ftsral reported impatient about thetr de fmer erupted into fighting between ■hroujIei&.flHf smd the chnrph. had “made (he Gfisek and Turkish'commpni------* ■ w» pfy, at thig-igV uiro .business, firms to make {Ijub- construeUbn unions 1 and eontrao- evei^ .effort to'prin'g about a «or '1959 tff.take care ef inpreased sal tention. j ' , w r o u g h t aries. in various branches, b t the), o j^ p o rts on expenditures ' (Tor tors which ivould ^permit .such IM not torget,** hoHigid, a things «s pre-bh>« sgreements. f i i i goveifament • s -“in-.