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tXJESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1969 Average Dally Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ending Foraesot of O. B.. Weathor Bs n m p a g e TWlIiVB lianrlifBtpr lEwfnittg IStralb February 21, 1959 decorntad In honor |Of Wathlng- Fair and not aa Mid tanIgM. 6ENESAL 12,886 Low IS to *9. 'tlraraday ganarallt Raglatration for coirtmtmlon 8t. Cscellta’i Mothers Circle wdll G&S Songg Heard ton’i Birthday, and chstry tarU Sunday at the Zion Lutheran hold a potluck and Its monthly were eerved. Mrs. Raymond Badg­ Member of the Aadtt lair and milder. High In Ma. Church will be Friday between 3 meeting tonight at 7 o'clock at the er and Mrs. William Wagner, co- TV SERVICE Buresii of Circulation. About Town home of Mrs. Allan Schubert, 28H By Women’s Club chairmen of hostesses for the eve­ MancAf*ster-—A City of Village Charm and 4 and 7 and 8 p.m. You Should Know... rB>« Bo«rt of DeacOM w lllbo In Garden Dr. ning, were responsible for the cen­ The Manchester Gilbert and Sul­ terpiece, a large flowering cherry chan« of tbo aonrico tonight at A fashion show, aponsored by the Ronald Joseph Daigle livan Workshop presented a pro­ (Claaalfted Advertlaing on Pago 22) PRICE FIVE CBNTO^ T;S0 In the Covenant Congrega­ AU members of Campbell Coun­ tree with a tiny, red hatchet at­ TEL. Ml S-5482 VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 124 '(TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTEU, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1959 WSCS of the South Metliodlst cil. Knights of Columbus, are in­ gram for the Women’s Cflub of tached to the base. Red cherries tional Church. H'e weekly cot­ Manchester last night at Second tage prayer meeUng tomorrow at Church, will be held at the Wad­ vited to attend the third degree You have already met Charles •and small American flags were dell School at 8 o'clock tomorrow banquet to be held at the KofC R. Graff and Donald Cowles, build­ Congregational Church. scattered between the lighted can­ r ?5 will be held at the home of Bernard CampagnB directed the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wldham, 32 night. Tickets will be available at Home Thursday night at 6:30. ing directors at the East Side dles. Mrs. Howard Lockward. Mrs. the door. Refreshments will be Tickets may be purchased from chorus and soloists In songs from Benton St. Recreation Center and Community Wilfred Lisk and Mrs. Kenneth served. Roland LePage, chairman of the Y, respectively. "The Pirates of Penzance,” "The McAlpine Jr. poured. U.S. Mqon committee, other membera of the Now meet Ronald Joseph Mikado," and "H.M.S. Pinafore." OD M»— Janrt Armstrong, daugh­ Soloists were Charlotte Gray, Ruth ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Arm­ Kenneth Hammond Jr., avlatio'n committee or from the steward. Dslgle. building director at the West Side Recreation Center on Campagna, Eunice Bllnn, Eliza­ strong of 17 Quaker Rd., submit­ boatswain's mate third class, USN. beth Tyrol, Harold BagUn, Godfrey Boatwright Sings Launching Ike Asserts Soviet Attitude ted a water color palnUng chosen son of Mrs. Marion H. Hammond, Temple Chapter, Order of the Cedar St,, the last of the triumvi­ Eastern Star, will meet tomorrow rate which watches over the Re­ Gourley, Robert Gordon, Warren the second best palnUng of the 52 Benton St., aboard the support Case, June Gaal, Barbara Slater At MHS May 9 month by the Fine Arts Assn. aircraft carrier, USS Princeton, at 8 p m- in the Masonic Temple. creation Department's indoor The business will Include thijf' ini­ activities during the winter season. and Hal Harrison. Due Today Miss Armstrong was accepted into took part in an anti-submarine T«rt*d from tiation of candidates. Mrs. Albert Daigle's jpb, like those of Graft Members of the chorus were Baritone McHenry Boatwright membership of the organisation at warfare exercise from Feb. 16 to Evelyn Blckel, Jessie Bristow, rear-w heel to Friday’s'meeUng. 10 off the coast of Southern Cali­ Ford will serve a.s chairman of the and Cowles,’Is that of an overseer. will give a concert at Manchester fron t-w heel He supervises the various recrea­ Ruth Dowd, Eleanor Gordon, Jean Washington, Feb. 25 (/P)— fornia. refre.shment committee. High School May 9 at 8:15 p.m. pcopelllBS, M tion programs in the building, re­ Harrison, Celia Lincoln, Dorothy He was scheduled to perform in Aviation Daily says launching The Rotary Club will meet to­ cords athletic equipment needs and Potter. Virginia Ryan, Barbara to ell Sdneh Mr. and Mrs. William Taggart, the Civic Music Assn, series Feb. r a s t e t e . of a Discoverer satellite from On Berlin Hit Peace Hopes night at 6:30 at Club "21 " After lends a helping hand to regular or Santlnl, Doris Schreiber, Jean the dinner members wnH stuff who are moving to California Tickets Available Slocum, Marcia Sweeney. Richard 9, but weather conditions pre­ Vandenberg Air Force Base, March 12, were honored with a part time ataff members when it is vented his arrival in time for the $72.00 envelopes for the Easter Seal needed. Berggren, Nell Case, Gerard Di- concert. 'The concert was canceled Calif., is planned for today. Drive. farewell party Saturday night at Manno, George Duncam, William The trade publication reported ' ------^ r — the Zlpser Club. About 70 friend,, For Masonic Ball Recreation activities are spread shortly before he arrived. out fairly evenly over the three Gray, Fred Hopper, George Hub- N«HywMa OVM TrUh <«*w 4 also that the first captive flight The monthly meeting of the and relatives attended the dinner br.rd, Raymond McGugan, Edward Subscribers to the CMA eeriea Rer buildings, but there are will be informed by mail of the Fits over everage toilet of the 15 rocket research ship is Maiimams will be held tonight at and presented them with money Reservations are still being ac­ Potter and William Sweeney. scheduled tomorrow, and an Army Allies Rap D im s Stands Firm activities peculiar to each one. In bowL Sturdily coo. Attack by Khrushchev and other gifts. For the time being cepted for the Masonic Ball Fri­ procedure to follow in gaining ad­ 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Pat­ Daigle's province fall the men's During the short business meet­ itnictrd. Easily cleaned. lunar probe from Cape Canaveral, rick McCann, 30 Ashworth St. they are realding with their aon at day night at the Masonic Temple. ing Mrs. Fred Geyer Introduced mittance to the concert, since 78 Rl.sley Rd., Glastonbury. Howard Waddell of 30 Tanner volleyball leagues and the Little they have already surrendered Fla., Saturday. Theater group. four new members to the club, Mrs. Another trade paper. Space Bus­ St. is taking reservation., from Pratt * Whitney Aircraft where Peter Lo Maglio, Mrs. Ralph their tickets. S S I .00 Red Bar on Hope for Macmillan Success On Keeping iness Daily, says the Army has TTie Missionary Circle will meet members of the fraternity and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Moore, he is now a master electrician. Schwaikert, Mrs. Harold Treash set the launching of Pioneer IV Friday at 8 p.m In Emanuel their friends. The Bud Hewitt or­ membera of the Coventry Pla.vers, In athletics, Daigle has an eye­ and Mrs. M. Crossen Ward. Mrs. "on or about March 1, give or take Lutheran Church. It will be a prac­ chestra of Rockville will play for instruct the latter group on Tues­ opening history. Scourge of acho- James Cooper was elected co- WELDON DRUG GO. ule. Mainiillan and Idoyd were to City Rights CAMERAS day evenings. Men's voUe.vball a day." It added this will not be N-Controls By HAUOI.I) K. MILKS -Bolshoi Ballet given In their hon- FBUM—FLASHBULBS tical work night. dancing. la.atlc hockey rinks in the 30s, he chairman of prograrii for 1959-60. Authorized Dealer Moscow, Kcl).‘25 (/I’l—Prime or have gone alone to vi.sit Kief. A springtime motif will be used leagues play the first three nights the last Army attempt to place DISCOUNT PRICES was also adept at football (half­ At the close of the concert Mrs. LAWN MOWERS 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-58*1 an instrument package near the ,, . , ___;n ...... i>,,„ Macm Ian was obviously shaken The aerial talks will be aome- in the decorations. Music will be of each week, an/J Daigle, keeping Gordon Campbell Invited the work­ Geneva, Feb. 25 (/P)—The .Mims er Macmillan and Khrushchevs fiery statement Washington, Feb. 25 (fP)— score perched high atop a co\irt- back and end), baseball (.second moon. Ihing new. After two days in Kiev, piped to a coffee bay the Order of base), basketball and track. He shop members to join the club for United States and Britain told mior Ivlirusluiicv had aiiotnci j a pnllUcnl meeting in the Ki'cm- Macmillan will leave by plane Sat* Presirient Eisenhower said to- ARTHUR DRUB WOU CAM OEP6MP o n ' Amaranth will have set up in the side stop ladder, has become eome- Sharpened Both the Pentagon and the Na­ Ihing of a fixture during the captained the tr = de school hockey a coffee hour. The tables were tional Ael-onaulics and Space Ad­ Russia today yesterday's long jirivate talk today, this.lin yesleidny while his Britisl: ui’flay morninR for a day'-s stay in (la.v the Soviet Union’s atti­ game room Rainbow Girls will guest was away from Mo.scow Leningrad, then relui'n for final games. team in 1935 and 1936 and even ministration declined comment on .time with the Russian's latest tude regarding Berlin is so il­ serve at the punch table in the tried for a position with Spring- and Repaired speech liy Soviet Premier Ni Khruslicliov said Russia sees no formal talks Sunday. ballroom, and the Amaranth will Daigle has been with the Rec the published reports. field professiona. team the follow­ All work guaranteed. Free kita Khrushchev raised the; public attacl; on the West ns point in a Big Kour foreign minis* Tlie sudden fi ee-wlieeling taclics logical it offers little promise M Y FUTURE serve a buffet in the Idw'er hall Department six years. He was "Additional Juno II launching pick-up and' delivery. 10% gravest doultts wltelher agree- a wet l)lanket. levs meeting, will not deal with of the Soviet premier caught the for establi.5hment of a just abotit 11 o'clock. coaching in the Saturday morning ing year. vehicles (for the Pioneer) are be­ He continued participation in off on sharpening until ing readied for further attempts, ment could ever be readied to I Khmsch,nev and lUs duef aides the western Allies on (lermah re- t)r>-year‘old Macmillan off balance peace. BOSS This will be the 46lli annual ball, junior ba.sketball Icnguca in 19.53 March la t had lunrh with Mnrmillan at a considered one of the top social when he .first took a job at the post-school years and played the to be fired on a NASA schedule. ." l)an nuclear weapon tests. uniheation and still plans to give | hnffway tliroiigh his lO-day visit Witli much emphasis, Elsen­ » J weekl lu)usp assigned to Mncnilllan in the Ka.st (lermans cnnlml of Allied njnied at bringing better under- LECLERC ftmetions on the Manchester win­ West Side Center. A ataff helper same sports with various semi- Space Business Daily said. The western delegate.^ at 3- hower told a news conference the FOR THE professional teams in Manchester. , the snowv muntrvaide at I’spen- supply routes to West Berlin. 1 standing between Kast and West. ter calendar. for three years, he was made BRUNO MOSKE "If all goes as planned. Pioneer nalion taD's on a nuclear tC'^P nan j 2.'') miles fiom Miismw on United States will not give one FUNERAL HOME building director In 19.56. "1 remember once playing with in your spare time IV will pass within 20.000 miles of said' the Khri’shi'hev .speech sug- j Minsk. Khru.shchev nuitored out today Shocked by Khrushchev's ebul- single inch In Its determination to Somewhat modestly, Daigle a basketball team called the Ml 3-0771 either side of the moon and con­ j to t'spen.skoye to Join Mncmillnn; lienee al a British embassy cork- preserve the rights and responsl- gesLed the Soviet I’nion has no After lunch. Khrushchev ami YMCA Big Five," Daigle said. tinue on to become the second man­ and Foreign Secretary SeKvyn| tail party last night a few hours I'llltie.s of the v ealern Allies with FUNERAL gives most of the credit for super- WE NEED RELIABLE intention of accepting any l^ind Macmillan retired to a private Coiiiiniiiiion Set vi.sion at the West Side Rec to his "Looking baok, I think I must made asteroid in an orbit about Lloyd at the villa 25 miles from' after the Russian made a sudden respect to Berlin. of effective nternational control. room for con versa 110ns on Cold 2-mnn ataff of Gene Johnson and have been crazy, but I walked MEN AT ONCE I Moscow put at the Briton's dis-| biting attack on the West. Mac- The President expressed his SERVICE the sun. The West considers such control War issues, their third sucli ex- 1 For Feathers, Sons Harold Simmons. from B. ckland to the North End IF The Russians claim to have fired an indi.spensable element of a test change since the British leader posal for their visit The Ru.s-^ millnn commented in a stunned views In commenting on Soviet Walter N. "They're terrific," he says, add­ and back every night we had a a satellite into such an orbit. Sian premier was accompanied by undertone: Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s Cold Ijeclerc, •* You are over 21. ban treaty. | arrived Saturdav on his 10-day Fathers and sons of all Manches­ ing, "I don't want to brag but game, and on some other nights, The publication added that: Khrvushchev told a Moscow ' niission to Moscow. It was after First Depiity Premier Anastas I. "This is an extraordinary meth­ a'Utude toward the proposal by Director we've got the hest janitor (Ches­ it You are bondable. ter Roman Catholic parishes will too." 1. Partially new guidance se­ dience yesteiday western propos­ lied it a day. Mikoynn and Foreign Mini.ster An­ od of dinlomaey. " the ■western powers for a fot^gn ter Varney) here, too. Building's 5 p.m wheij^.JJd^y ea drei (tromvko. receive Communion in a body at Team Won Tourney it You have a car. quence will be attempted. It is als for \-eto-Uee international Slacmillnn'’and liis foreign secre- Macmillan, suffering from a ministers conference on Germany. neat a.s a pir " Daigle eventually hung up his based on revised" calculations on heavy cold and looking weary, ex­ Un>1eldlng Attitudes Call Ml 9-5869 the 8 o'clock Ma.sa In ^lio Church You are presently employed. control and inspection are unac­ tarv, Selwyn I.loyd, are driving Over lunch and Into the after­ skates, glove, sneakers and cleats the performance of the Juno com­ 23 Main Street, Manchester of the Assumption Sunday. The Those who know him say Daigle You can work 10-12 hours i ceptable to RvLssia berause they into Moscow this evening to noon. tile two delegations were In cused himself from the party early A reporter asked Eisenhowar and turned to coaching. For five bination. The rocket consists of a Rev. Joseph Farrell, pa-stor, will is a.ptly suited to his job. "He's week—days or evenings—In eonsUtvUe "a thorough military lend a gala performance of eonlinue the discussions which they while the Soviet premier bounced for his views on what ths q«wa- be the celebrant. great with youngsters," said one, straight years, 1952 through 1956, your spare time. Jupiter missile topped by solid pro­ reconnaissanee of the entire ter- In.sl held at tlie Kremlin Monday around the room joking and making man termed the Soviet prSi^sr’s Following Maas there will be an "and he'll do anything for you." he produced championship teams pellant upper stages. Red Rocket for Space Dogs l i.ory of our people " The earlier almospliere of great offhand quips lo diplomats and Informal rejection of Uie'wsatem infomial breakfast at the Knights Daigle, whose short, stocky fig­ in the Little Alumni and Interme­ YOU CA-V EARN 83.00 TO 2. The probe will carry instru­ The conference has been at a ; frienilliness had lieen largely dis- | newsmen. The prime minister proposal. The reporter notad It of Columbus Home. Speaker will ure and jovial, gap-toothed smile diate Leagues in town, and coach­ $6.00 A.N HOUR ments to measure radiation to the Here is Russian rocket chamber designed to carry two dogs aloft virtual .slanclalill over this issue ' |-velled for the BriU.sh hy Khrush­ 1 spent the night at the countrv villa, came without prior notiet to ed an all-star group to the State Only moon and beyond. The only change for short, pioneering flights into space. Models of dogs are Baby Boy Dic's i and today was .reported refreshed be the Rev, Flavian Dougherty. arc practically trade marks, com- NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED for months. j chev's hinni words, and there was British Prime Minister ICacmillan inont.s. "Encouraging participation Little League quarter - finals in I f f from the other Army lunar probe u.sed in this displav of parachute pack in the rocket chamber. It by a good night's sleep in the coun­ at the very .»r.ie Macmillan was Confraternity of the Pas.slon. U.S. Delegate James J. Wads- j everv indiration Macmillan would try air. DORSEY'S Arrangements for the mid-ljcn- in our Rec p ograms and seeing 1953. In 1955 his First National We Train You To Run Your Pioneer HI. which traveled 66,6.54 i was exhibited at Industrial Achievement Fair in Moscow. Rus­ worth .said the Khrushchev speech Of injuries al ; press hard to determine whether in Moscow for discussion Of intch Bankers won the State Alumni miles into apace, will be the addi-1 sians claim giant rocket payloads, have carried dogs some 280 Khnishchev made his attack on ton devotion are being .supervised that youngsters enjoy themselves Own Floor Waxing Route. "raised the gravest doubts " wheth­ his mission to Mo.scow has any matters. Tournament championship in West I E * a t * * * ® tion of more shielding around one the . West at a Russian nolitical FURNITURE is the main thing." miles into space and brought them back to Earth again by para­ chance of sueces.s Eisenhower called Khruahehav's by Walter H. Scadden, 13 Court- WE (JUAR.ANTEE YOU of the radiation counters .so the er the Soviet Union ever wanted rally in the Kremlin while Mac­ land SI., and sponsored by the Daigle vva.s born in Putnam. Hartford. CUSTOMERS AND chute. ( AP Photofax I. to conclude any agreement to ban ! A Brilisli informant said attitude obviously .and palpably OPEN FROM 9 TIl.I. 9 P..M. "I got involved with coaching instruments will record only high­ felm Cl tv Blaze millan was out of Moscow on a Manclicster Chapter of the Holy July 21, 19H, and came to Man­ IMMEDIATE INCOJIE! tests. The West's determination to I Khrushchev will fly to Kiev to-1 visit |o the atom research station Intransigent, or uhiHcMIng. chester Buckl: nd. actually 'with more or less by chance," Daigle er intensity levels. 'I’he President went on to aay FOR YOUR CONY ENIENCE Family Retreat League. gives you The Air Force attained a height write an effective control system New Haven. Fch 2.5 i.Ti A young morrow in the same plane with ' at Dublin, near the Volga River. his family in 1928. He graduated recalled, "It started at the Y when We fiirnitih equipm rnl. sapplirs, the Kremlin leader's position has Credit or Charge Plan Tlekets may be obtained from trniiiinr ami < »o of 71,300 miles with the most suc­ into stjch an agreement w®s well 1 Macmillan. [ ______from Manchester High School in I was playing basketball. A team TSTOMKBS that mother, frantically fleeing a aud- ^ been well known all along, but the league chairman in each par­ of youngsters needed an older ad­ YOr t'AN Rl'N YOVR OWN FI.OOB cessful of its three lunar probes, known before the present talka I This had not been on the ached (Continued on Page Ten) 1931 and from the Manchester WAXINO BOI TK. W> have THOU- Probers Link Gang den fire in her aparlment. clropj)ed that he now seems to be emphasiz­ ish. Chainnan of the Church of visor and I was it. Later, a fellow last Oct, 11. opened Oct. 31, 19.58, the Assumption is John Cratty. 32 Tinide School from Cheney Tech, ALL AROUND SANIIK of people rallinx «• ee.T Khri shchev's speech "was filled her .3-month-old son on a fire escape ' ing It. asked me to coach an Intermediate week for more and m ore of thia The Air Force had planned to Aa for Khrushchev's blast at the McCann Dr.: St, Bridget's. Vin­ where he studied to become an League team . . . well, there I was, MORIARTY eronomiral floor waxlnr aervlre. launch the first 1,300-pound Dis­ with the most blatant kind of dis­ railing today. He died Iwo hours electrician, in 1936. He worked tortion with regard to the United West's proposal for a conference cent Genovesl, 1.57 N. Main St.: a coach. " SAFETY For local interview or appoint­ coverer satellite last December. later. on the Berlin problem, Eisenhow­ and St. James', George Trudcll, 132 an electrician at the Cheney Daigle coached his last team, the BllOTHERS To Puzzle Contests Slates and British position, " Mills until 19.52, then left to join ment—^all Hartford CH 7-5629 Wadsworth said, "and seemed to The mother and father. Mr. and Churchmen Cite Attacks er described it as a development Lakewood Circle. American Legion Juniors, in 1957. SOI CENTER ST. collect. (Continued on Page Ten) Mrs. Jam es W. Turner, were in­ which certainly cannot be ealleil The team won 12 games and lost 4. LOWER OPERATIONS clamp down the i Soviet i position Window Shades An 8-6185 Kennedy said the witness's aaginst any effective control sys­ jured m tile third floor pre dawn a hopeful one. Altliough successful as a coach, Washington, Feb. 25 (/P\—Th<'?> fire at 07 Haven Rt ' testimony was wanted in connec­ tem. " Then he went on to say that the ;JUST PLUG IN PORTABLE Daigle likes hi» present job better. Senate Rackets Committee For Stand on Red China Soviet premier’s attitude la sO il­ Made to Order He says general recreation gives clrarged today that underworld tion witii "a labor matter. " He "Shouldn't we now be packing Turner's twin brother. lames E ; Economy Meany Reports Turner and the brother's wife, also | logical that it d^sn’t promise more youngsters a chance to exer­ figures tried to bribe a witness, by would not elaborate on thia. or our bags?" Wadsworth aslted So­ ALSO were injured. ' Hartford. Feb. 2.5 lA? much for establishment of a Just cise their own particular abilities. arranging for hirr to win news­ say whether the witness ever has viet Delegate Semyon K. Tsaiap- An offi-‘ Dulles’ "personal gifts dedicated to peace. VENETIAN BLINDS He likes to see a program which AND COMPLETE paper cros.sword iptizzle contests testified. kin. Eight other persons Including rial of the National Council of■ Ihe service of the nation, and the He Won’t Quit three Turner babies, escaped the Churches noted today that the Job Dedalon with Dnllea Bring .vour old rollers in and allows the greatest number to par­ carrying big ca.sh prizes. An alleged racketeer refused to­ achievement of the high ends of ticipate, and if a sudden opportun­ day to tell the Senate Rackets (Continued on llige Sixteen) 3-slory wooden building into the council has been widely altaiked hla policy al ila beat." The Preaident dealt with these save 8,1o per shade. Robert F. Kennedy, committee other topics: ity to organize an extra activity Dependability As Labor Chief coun-sel. refused to name any of committee how he can maintain below-freezing temperatures berause of a conference stanil on Dr. Edwin T, Dahlberg, pres­ presents Itself, Daigle often takes those invloved. He said the witness a fleet of six cars, a home in Fire officials said the mother of j Communist Chinn. ident of the council, said the Dulles — it cancer-stricken John it. rejected the offer that arrange­ Florida and a Chicago apartment Ihe dead baby. I,ari-y Turner, I Dr. R. H. Edwin Espy, associate church "has a clear biblical man­ Foster Dulles ever should decide San Juan, Puerto Rico. Feb. 25 on his own that ha Is physically Last winter he promoted flood­ ments would b ' made for him on the $8,700 a year income the Airlift Speeds grabbed her infant and headed for I general serretaiy, reported to the date" to apeak out on controversial the electronic mirncle...better OPi—George M tny has informed the fire escape when the fire unable to continue as secretary of ing the field behind the West Side insist on it,.. to win if h would refu.se to testi- committee .says he reported for j board that the Council recently issues. fellow AFI..-CIO chiefs, it was enipled in a defective heater as state, then It wouldn't be possible Rec, turned on the flood lights, fv, invoke the Fifth Amendment, tax purposes. has been "the object of the widest He called It the church's duty to learned todav, thai although he .she was feeding him. for even the President to kes"' him than 0 kitchen exhaust fan! p\it a record player and micro­ or feign forgetfulness. The witness, Hyman Lamer, Migration of I attack" in its 8-year history. "teach and enlighten the con­ phone in the window and gave will soon bed n.e 65 year.s of age Her husband picked up another He said t-he rnliclsm came pri­ science of our own generation on In the Job. AIDS ALLinOY, SINUS, ASTHMA, HAT FSViR SUTFiMRS Kennedy did not explain how- pleaded it might incriminate him son, 2-year-old junior, and they A time for decision ns to whether boys and girls about a week of he has no intention of retiring as to tell whether the committee 1s marily because a World Order the life and death Issues of our fe.leration president. anyone co'ild arrange a deal to rushed for the fire escape. URITRON gets rid of night skating. SUPER MARKETS Tight in contending his income Romania Jews Study'f’onfereni e m I'leveland last tu- , w liich are those pertaining to Meany let this drop at yester­ win Ibe puzzle contests by various Larry slipped from hla mother's (Continued on Page Slxtoea) P permeating cooking Daigle, who i.s married to the from \1olencc-plagued Chicago November urged steps toward rec­ economica, race relations, bomb odors . . . stale tobacco day's closing session of the AFL,- newspapers in th? United Slates. arms and hit his head on the rail- ognition and United Nations mem­ former Margaret Sullivan, a Man­ coin machine rackets was $100,()00 tests, disarmament, peace and De L,uxe Sofas and Chairs h}' smoke . . . allergy-irri­ CIO executive council's winter He .said the prizes mount lo Vienna, Feb. 25 (/P) The Israeli, bership for Red China. chester girl, is the father of a in 1957. Airline today began a 2-plane a j war, and the separation of church Sheffield and Peter James. tating dust. U’a port­ meeting. Meany will become 6.5 considerable size, because the (Continued on Page Nine) Speaking at the mid-winter busi­ 19-year-old son. Robert, and a 17- Kennedy accused Lamer of day airlift to speed emigration of and stale." able; you move it from year-old daughter. Denise. Robert, next August just ahead of the fed­ award goes up each week that a ness meeting of the board, he said In a talk prepared for a luncheon room to room, plug it winning solution is not submitted "just operating a well organized Romanian Jews lo Israel. | some of the attacks represent dif­ 3 Pc. Living Room who co-captained last year's MHS eration's scheduled San Francis­ The line is expected lo fly out meeting, the council president in and it goes to work co convention In September when Kennedy said the man was shakedown of all the game m a­ ferences In thinking on the fiinr- Bulletins Suite. All nylon. $199 instantly clearing the soccer team, is now a student at chine operators in the Chicago 180 Jew.s a day for a bout a week said: St. Anselm's College in Manches­ DOUBLE officers come up for election. promised he could win in selected tion of the National Council and "It w'aa the vigorous pronounce- from the AP Wires to handle the growing influx from air of pollen, odors — cities when the "pola" became big area," the churches. preventing grease from ter, N. H. Denise is a senior In It is permlssable but not man- behind the Iron Curtain. Normal­ News Tidbits S Pc. Bedroom Suite. J I Q Q datorj' for top AFL.-CIO offleera enough to be tempting. accumulating. No ex­ high school. The family lives at (Continued on Page Sixteen'; ly most of the emigrant.a are sent He said they raise "the basic is­ (Coiitinued on Page Ten) Casual or maple. Iww pensive installation 61 Batti.sta Rd. WORLD GREEN to retire on reaching age 65. Kennedy said the committee has from here to Naples to board Culled from AP Wires sue of the nature of the church and CELLER CRITICIZES ABA E. A. JOHNSON needed. Aida allergy, A parishioner of the St. James' The biggest story of the council turned over its information to the Israeli-chartered ships, but ship­ the church’s mission in the world." Washington, Feb. 25 —Rep. ainus, asthma, hay fever Cluirch and a member of tlie aession caine on closing day with FBI and lo state law enforcement ping ju.st now is scarce. 'I'Tils was a reference to two An Elephant, Madam Emanuel Celler (D-NY), chair­ DORSEY FURNITURE aufferera because it Knight.s of Columbus, Daigle says the disclosure bliat W alter Reu- agencie.s^ About 500 Jew.s have been ar­ Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris. the schools of thought on whether the man of the House Judiciary Com­ 71 EAST CF.NTER ST. P A IN T CO. washes the air electron­ he has no hobbies outside of the ther, head of the United Auto W hether the committee will Britain Facing riving from Romania each week Army missile program chief sees a church should only preach or Jinja. Uganda, Feb. 25 i/Pj — mittee, accused the American MANCHE.STER 72:i MAIN ST. ically with germicidal Rec. W orkers union, prevailed to a m a­ bring out the story in public hear­ since the CommunlsU raised the spaceship of the not too distant fu­ should also he a working force in A wild elephant called on Brit­ Bar Aasn. today of ‘‘maligning’’ J«i Rhii t«i H'« pwiiAlal ultra-violet rays! "Most of my free time I spend STAMPS jor extent in a hot Internal AFL,- ings has not been decided, he said. | emigration bars in a sudden rever­ ture reaching moon In 3 '; hours. .social-poli ties I-economic life. ain's (^iiecn Mother Elizabeth the Supreme Court and being ob­ Ml 9-7576 PHONE MI 9-4501 RIAD WHAf OOCTOnS AND OSMS SAY ABOUT RURITRON! at the West Side, " he grinned. CIO fight over federation policie.s. adding this may depend on what Further Unrest sal of policy. . . The East German Communists The council ll.self has taken no last night. livious to Individual liberties. happens in other state and fed­ His arrival was announced Celler took sharp exception to ac­ ’’Surpassed all eipeeUtions. • •*! u»4» it In my kitchen to eUmlnBt* "Sure, it's got Its headaches and "The feud established on a About 300.000 Jews have been advise their future paratrooi>ers action on the Communist China Performs miracles for » ■ rooke. Re«ult* nre nurprisinirly good.'* eral in'estigations. i reported still in Romania, but not to pray before Jumping but to hy her footman Wally Tay­ tion of the association’s house of • ’’An Pxcellent machine for in heartaches, but it's worth It." WEDNESDAY stronger ba.sis than ever that question. 'The board is expected t6 dust allergy patient” (Penn- In Nyasaland delegates hi voting yesterday at officB where door* »re clo«ed and smoke Reuther. w’ho was head of the old Involved, he said, were "some | Bucharest Radio today termed the rely on skill and equipment rather discuss the m atter later In the day. lor who told the Queen: sylvsnia doctor) . - - "For j Chicago to recommend tightening the first time 1 woke up is thick.” • ‘’Has helped me to receive a CIO before It was merged with ties betw-een the West Coast and j figure "fantastic" li said there than an "unknown god" . . . Her- Delegates stood in prayer for "There's an elephant at the good night’s rest - the firtl in a teng without sinus trouble” ! New Detroit and certain other Mid- i Blantyre. Nyasaland. Feb. 25 (/Pi were only 146,262. I belt Strauch, 34, a former M-G-M the recovery of Secretary of State door. Madam.” of subversion laws. The Jersey MD) . . . “Controlled time.” • "It reklly eliminateR^cooking came under circumstances criti­ a stubborn form of reanira- odors and cleans the air swiftly.” • “ Am (Gontlniied on Page Six) western eities.” - Britain is facing up to a new The broadcast quoted an official studio commissary worker must Dulles, who has canc er The Queen, resting in her »n asthmatic and the fresh air it gen­ cal of recent Supreme Court de­ iory allergy in my daughter, FOR INCOME TAX nationalist threat in Africa — government statement accusing I serve five years in prison for tn,’- Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, for- safari camp lodge at Murchi- BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. erates brings easier breath.” SPECIALS cisions Involving accused Com­ age S” (Sonthefn phyaician) ASSISTANCE, CALL mounting racial iinre.st in black 'imperialist agents " and "aggre I ing to extort $100,000 from Sol mer president of Die coiinril and .snn Falls National Park, INSURE WITH LAPPEN' Max Miller Says: Nyasaland. sive American circles" of trying to Siegel, studio vice pre.sidenl. 'stated clerk of tha United Presby- niahed to the window to look. munists. ANDERSON 'SPERRY and BARN ES" With angry native demonstra­ create distrust and suspicion be-, One Took Umbrage The aon of Republican Sen. J.erian Churoli in the USA, led a Then game wardens drove KISH TRI.AL ORDERED Ml 9-4764; Ml 9-0854 tions continuing since last Friday, tween Jlomania and the Arab na­ Thomas E. Martin of Iowa ac- , prayer expressing gratitude for the beast off into the jungle. PINE LENOX PHARMACY Royal Air Force planes sprayed tions over the migration. Bridgeport, Feb. 25 (A5 —Su­ knowledges that he was on his ______perior Court Judge Herbert 299 EAST CENTER STREET—MI 9-0896 rock-throwing crowds with tear The radio also attacked Israeli father's Senate payroll for three; LINK gas in, Lilongwe yesterday. Mem­ Premier David Ben-Gurion and the MacDonald today ordered the Israeli legation in Bucharest. State to go forward' with Its Nit-Wits in Congress bers of the King's African Rifle.s . .Governor Abraham Rlblcoff Exiles Ask General Strike case against Ix>ula Kish, 41, fired on the rioters in the market The broadcast said the Romany SAUSAGE meets with a group of social work-1 charged with the murder of his place and two casualties were re­ ian Jews were being allowed to era to discuss proposed policy j leave for humanitarian reasons so four-ycar-oId son Albert Broad- ported. It was not known if either changes In the Slate Welfare^De- bent Rotzal, by Friday noon or 'SPERRY and BARNES" was killed. they could be reunited iallh rela- partment. ' iii! • Yes, when will you try Haiti Seen Next Area release tlie accuseil man. Judge Claim Spurs Debate A spokesman for the British tive.s also in Israel. Diplomatic sources report 40. for yourself the unujual Colonial government said the It charged that "imperialists" MacDonald’s ruling came at the I (Mrsons Injured in a fight between j conclusion of a 40-mlnute hear­ facilitiesi and services of SAUSAGE demonstrators were scattered by W’ere exaggerating the exodus to pro Nasser and pro Kassem youths T horoaeal THOROSEAL late afternoon, but sporadic shoot­ frighten Arab states into thinking ing, brought on a petition for a By WILLIAM F. .ARBOG.AST of the Dominican Republic. outside United Arab Republic’s j Of Strife in Caribbean writ of habeas corpus. llA lt TNrSUirACI AND K IIM this Reliable pharmacy? ing continued into the night. The it would create a threat of Israeli DON'T LEAVE YOURSELF •••» Wetee Lb. Washington. Feb. 25 (TPi - Withrow was quoted as embassy in Baghdad. . A Pan WATER OUT or YOUR MAIONRT You’ll appreciate our MEAT Are there nit-witg in the having told the Dominican crowd turned tigly after officials expansionism. American Boeing 707 jet airliner j CONGO RIOT QUELLED prohibited the holding of a nation­ The Romanian comment came UNPROTECTED WAIU AROVR OR tnOW MAN. courteous, competent House of Pepre.sen la lives? legi.slalors ‘Ive sometimes makes safe emergency landing in | By TH05IAS P. WHITNEY ^.-unstable situation which could ex- Leopoldville, Belgian Oongo. 'The members debated ■ that elect" nit-wits to the United alist meeting. after broadcasts and news dis­ London after engine falls off on New York, Feb. 25 IJP-Ohio). ended or at least deferred the Nyualand, ten and tobacco grow- 4, with more on March 10 if agree­ proud U.S. Battleshipls and 38 out­ tions and wdth the absence of an impromptu spseohss >hs has de- An IndepNident Agen^NServes You Best Lb. 10c It lavtAved a speech Withrow whole thing, there ought to be ment with the employers is not moded warships are going on ecrap Officiant government based on tag ntXlS PICKUP AND Bch. 1 0 c 3 Lbs. 29 c LOOSE made reoan^y to the Ooagreea more partidpanta. (OraDiHUd oa Page Serai) rsachtd. hesq*. popular support, to add up to aa (Oonttiiasd ea Page Foi^itnpa) My'6:)adMary 336 NORTH MAfiif ST.—TEL. MI 9-5253 DELIVERY SERVICl! / r T Y I I T ''■S'* ;*9iM|iw|paafM

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MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1969 mated at the beginning of the I et. The new engine was ordared Fire Deparlmeiil current fiscal year. in November and Is dtie for de­ COSMETICS South Windsor Tlie wage and salary request livery either In May or .Tune. Us cost will he $23 ,500. -WK CARRY ALL itarch 15, ISSl. Um aoi of the UU Andover Asking $307,555 shows the biggest Jump of all THE TOP LINES Mr. • » ! Mr*. David Hayas. Ho ro- Sheinwold on Bridge Uen)S.' It exceeds by $36,949 the cotvod Mo b a e^ lor of arU degroo The'Town Fire Department has current appropriation of $178 (V)0.! F,lka Sptb*rk - ; Notre Dame in 1»58. and hje ARTHUR DRUC Many Oppose Standard aubmttted a biuj^fol request t o . ^ o l year's estlmals was $W..- ..».vcr of fine arte from Indiana Grange Plans As You Like It ratten s, 1 ,686; raganl's. 1,664; j Unlvorelty In 1965. He then eerved General Manager Richard Mart.jp j n ifford Mason - FINE LEAD FALLS FLAT ^ North F.nds, 1,661; 4XXXX, 1.600; | By JUDITH AHEARN two yeare with the Navy, and upon asking for $307,656. Of this. $2.14,-1 explained the Jump is the result graduation studied sculpture with ^Competition’ By Alfred Skeinwold* Neitbw side wlanaMa Set for ‘Flood Zone’ .kiste Shoe Repair, 1,589; Four C.S. Masters Team OhamplM n o r t h 940 would go for salaries and I of the addition of three new men Anthony Lauck, Robert Laurent, Ihinres, 1.568; Ziemak's, 1..559; If medals wera hahdtid out for A A S 4 wages and the remaining 192.615 ! to the department during the and David Smith. A mala-femala "CompeUtlon V A 1 0 1 7 4 Herald. 1„548, Woody's, 1.547; brilliant plays, 'Wart would have A propoaal to designate landtkeeping the location In tha Main f(W other expenses including main-j year, and also the result of siito- FOR INCOME TAX Th® worit® of D»vid Hayes. 27-year-old He spent the summer of 1956-67 ♦ J 9 4 Chumps, 1..S42; Commis.stoners. Night" will ba held at the Orange received a big g(rfd medal for hla St. area. tenance and annual replacement mstic wage Increases expertcij^st Manchester sculptor and artist, will be shovra traveling and working In Europe, ♦ 9 8 ■outh ot Newberry Rd. from Rt. B 1 534: Walnut (hippers. 1,526: ASSISTANCE. CALL and did additional study at the minting Monday at 8 p.m. tn the opening lead In today’s hsiid. What Rprtag Festival of equipment. : the beginning of i960. in the Museum of Modem Art in New \ o rk . he actually received wa* more like W M T e a s t west to include pert oC Main Bt. The total request Is $18,475 | 5tason pointed out this rise has Bond Bread. 1.498; Sharpies, ANDERSON Ogunquit School of Painting and Town Hall. The. Second Annual Spring Fea- beginning April 1. Hi® workj nll be part of a custard pie, square In the face! and south to the town line oa a greater than the current budget | been offset by the absence of s 1.474. 4('s. 1 462: Kopper Kettle. Ml 9-4764: Ml 9-0854 Sculpture. John Hutchinson of Rt. 8 la in tival at 8t. Francis of Assisi 1 449; Quish's. 1.419, Joe's Bar­ ; a n«w talent ehow featuring the^ Among the collections In which South's opening bid of two clubi “ flood prone” zone aroused consid­ Church 'Will be held Saturday, of $289,080 snd is slmo.st $20,000 ; request for a new fire engine an dignity, and holy joy of the Hannu- chaise of tho mon’i town w^lch ■bowed a game-going band, not greater than the $287,850 esti-1 Item rontalned In the present budg- bers, 1..369, ctaam o f the upcoming artlrtlc kah. ^ , hla works have already bean in­ will provide entertainment In com- ♦ A K Q J 7 ^ i 10 4S erable oppoeition at a well attend­ April 25 from 2-10 p.m. cluded are those of Henry R. Hope, niceaaarily with a real club full. crap tn thie eonntiy. We aleo liked a brush and ink of p ^ tlo n with a women's team led SOUTH ed public hearing before the Town Mra. Rudy Durig has been nom­ Blobmlngton. Ind . and Harry Gug­ The''band waa played In a Parisian inated general chairman, Mra. Hayes ourrsntly has a l-m w an animal totem, for its strength, by Mrs. Robert Kelley of Bear ♦ K Q J 10 6 Plan and Zoning Commission at the genheim In.the Guggenheim Muse­ bridgesClub where moat of the good Wayne Gorton, co-k;hairman and RfEIEJBI show In the Lyman Allen Art Mu­ a wood car\ing of a man in an um­ Swamp Rd. The losing team will playera mWow thla atyle of bidding. brella for Us humor, a lother wood um In New York. high school last night. seum In New London, In two rooms have to pay a forfeit, lecturer Mra. Dr. Pie>T Jala Jumped to. five I A K Q 10 • J ■ Rev. Arthu’- J. Heffeman, treasur­ can'ing of a woman bending for its He hss completed commissions 0 Merrill F. Uncoln, the town's . on the second floor are nearly 60 Donald Brown says. cluba w lt h '^ e West hand, more er. capture of mo* m. and an Iron in­ j from the Catholic Transcript in )lannlng consultant, eKplained that Proceeds of the affair will be Open Thursdays Until 9 p.m. of hla metal sculptures, wood A ll members are urged to at­ to crowd the Dldding than with any Soaih ‘w S l .NOftt M terpretation of a stone fence for its ! Hartford for a screen decorating * 3 ♦ 3 NT Pam fand belotv elevation 40 which was used to help defray expenses at 1 carvings, sketches and water col- tend since part of the program will hope of ateaili!^ the hand. North 2 , the lobby of the paper's new addl- Inundated in several previous floods the Church Sumner Vacation Exece. be devoted to ritual work con­ made a fine, dellqate bid o f five 6 ♦ ^ A U P w A 6-foot high steel-blue bird j lion, and from Mr. and Mrs. An- Opeaing lead — ♦ 2 had been placed In this zone. School which in the three weeks aculpturea show Hayes' toe Bobby Burke ducted by Worthy Master Mra. notrump, Inriting Bquth to bid a ability to perceive a thought or commanded the center of attention j thony Pizilnl of Tucson, Arlz., for All who spake against the pro- session U was held last year was Yo In the* larprr of the two roomR , an Iron fountain. Blind In Hartford, and is a prom­ Mary L. Boudreau. Mrs. George alam in hla beat auH. South ob­ poeal objected to the stigma at­ Keith Brings emotion, transform it, and present tacular opening lead waa baaed on attendeti by more than 500 chil- Nelson will be In charge of re­ liged and that waa the, end of a tached by naming an area as “ flood it vdth stimulating freshness. This, an Iron dog, and a bull's head I Coining Up tn Manrhester ising pianist. a desperate wish to ruff a heart. dren. freshments. brief but Interesting auction. prone.” Many felt that much of tha W e liked one called ‘ Hnnnukah were the three animal works we ",‘tlifle Analysis and Commen- Curtain lime both nlght.s Is 8 Dally Question Members of the Mothers Circle liked best. |tary,■ a talk by Herald photogra- o'clock. Religious Program Planned Dr. Jala wondered how to get land so characterized would be lig h t.” which was a 5-fool hip i j the lead to hla partner andxtow You are dealer, not vulnerable SPj*ving as v>oth chairmen are Thi.s show and the one rommg I pliera Sylvian Oflara and Reginald Worth Noting A aymposium on religion Is against vulnerable opponents. You prevented from sen’ing a useful Mrs. Traev Hartnett, games; Mrs. 1 Pinto will be given at 7 o'clock planned by the Grange for Its to convey the Idea that a heart purpose. KROEHLER Three colleges within reach of return would be welcome. Finally, hold; Spades— 7 2; HearU—Q J Peter Zaieaki, children's booth; CS^“ of m etal iupporting the can- the only major once Have.. xMU tonight In room 208 at Manchester Manchester residents will be put­ March 16 meeting. The speakers -9 6 5i3 2; Diamonds 7; Clubs— 10 Flood control projects north on Mrs. Theodore Wheeler, baked have this year. His work will also ! High School. It will be open to the will be the Rev. Willard E. Tho- he hit upon the brilliant Idea of the river were cited aa Improving pro- f... ^ irion% ' uvuirt c»ii«( ...... Vernon Church Cels ISeiv Cross feature has frequently been shown appointment. East could see twelve pojiing that the hiiilding In.spector | will take rare of publicity assistant professor of drama. No to house canvass for the drive ^ T»t ll—M hearts between his own hand and Also Fat Boone la The Rev. Rodman Cart holds bras.s cross which will replace the around 9:30.) It will also allow •■APBIL LOVr.” forbid buildings below an elevation j - patrons who want to see the whole date has been set. which opens March 1. the dummy. It should have occur­ la Terhalcolor wooden cross now back of the pulpit nl the First Congregation­ GLENNEY'S S " Tonight, the television program Military Whist to Be Held to be designated by the commta- ! Manchester F.venlng Herald show to choee whether they want red to him that his partner's spec- Sion. i South \Mndsor correspondent F.l- al Church of Vernon in memorv of Perry A. I.athrop The new- 789 MAIN STREET "Yale Reporus" will tell the story A public'Military Whist will be to arrive early, around 7 q'clock U.S. Tenor Dies A proposal to designate part of ; more Biirham, telephone Mitchell cross was given to the church'by Mrs. Helen D I.athrop, widow- or late at 8:30. of Ezra Pound, controversial poet. held by the Community Club at 8 of the msn who served the church as clerk for 12 years. He Doing the telling w-ill be Professor p.m. March 6 In the social room the Main St. area aa a Rural 30 4-0674. died May 27. 19.5R A special service of dedication will be con­ Saturday and Sunday matinees Antwerp, Belgium, Feb.^23 (JP)— rkine with aubdlvislona prohibited ! ------Norman Holmes Pearson, director of the First Congregational ducted Sundav. i Herald Photo h\- S,-iternisi. will remain the same. Saturday was unopposed. .Several property I performances will run continu­ of American studies at Yale Church. Prizes will be awarded American tenor Frank Eckhart The presentation of the Nation­ and refreshments will be served. died last night during a perform- ow-ners in the area inv’olved stated ously. that the plan seemed quite rea­ B O Y SC O U T CSassle of the Week al Conference of Christiana and Tickets may be purcha.sed from cuioe of "Lsi Toaca” at the Antwerp sted. They w-ero accompanied by Miss Dorothy Chadwick, Miss sonable and logical for this sec- | Since February li the month of Jews Award to Richard Rodgers 10 adult leaders under the direc­ Deaths Last JSight will be broadcast on W TIC at 10:05 Irene Lathrop, Guy Outlaw, Mr. Royal Opera. tion. I ISotes O lid IV cics Valentines, this week's classic will A PoUsh-bom New Torker, tion of Scoutmaster Harry .Maid- p m. tomorrow. and Mrs. Eugene Rchv nke, Mr. During the discussion of the \ By THE ARSOCI.ATF.n PRES* he "The Psrllament of Fowls' by Eckhart had Just finished the main men I. Geoffrey Chaucer. The story takes "He Who Must Die.” the award and Mrs. John McGuire, Mr. and tow-n'e future growth Uncoln WARDS^ Mrs. Robert Post. Mr, and Mrs. aira In the first act when he sud­ threw one bomhahell into the au­ At a meeting of Cub Pack 47 Highlights of the annual event j Washington Theodore Srhoefer, wining French fllm will be showed place on Valentine's day. tradi­ i t w-ere woodcutting projects hy the 48, organist and choirmaster st tionally the day when birds meet at 8 p.m. in the Bushnell Memorial Clifford Benson or Mr. and Mrs. denly became ill. He managed to dience, which was largely com­ held Thursday evening at* the Presenting an exceptional value Friday. Saturday, Sunday and John Hillman, reach the wings where he died Video Eyeryday posed of Main St. residents. He Senior Scouts, hiking, sksting on President Kiseiihower's church, the to choose their mates for the .South Methodist (Tiiirch, Norman the Beaver pond, and s.s.sistmg the Monday. There will also be Only One Court Case from coronary thrombosis, doctor predicted that Wspping Center National Presbyterian, wa.s found coming year. Chaucer tells of an ,A11 Rights Reserved— Uirson, representing the execu­ oamp ranger rutting cedar with argument that sprang up when a matinee showings at 2 Saturday Only one case was heard In Trial reported. and Biickland Rd. would become In a smart new living room grouping... Justice Court Monday night. Tracy H. T. Dickenson A Co, [ne. tive board of Charter Oak Couneil whirh to make Wooddurk boxes. dead Tuesday in his homo. He still Royal Tercel Eagle s-'ected for his and Sunday, and at 5 Sunday. The performance was canceled. inrthe imurufuture' ii\nci\ic andnnu ttyiui educational n i tiv*- ...... Brown. 18, of Willimantic, pleaded Several candidates for the hiking rluli'hed a telephone on which he mate a beautiful Formel Eagle. "Deldamia, " Handel's opera, Eckhart lived In New York. He center of the tow-n. He based this i of Boy ,'Scouts, presented the Cub had lieen talking to a friend in guilty through his guardian to a merit badge completed the re- She was desired by two other Ter­ will be presented at the Talcott had been signed on by the Ant­ prediction partly on the fact that Scout - charter . . to the ---- pack1- I New York. Tile cause ot dcatl. was N «w as Spring 10BO ... a Kro4»hl»r R «d Tag Value School in Elmwood to,pight charge of failure to grant one half quiremet.ts under tlie leadership of cel Eagles, both of lower rank werp Royal Opera for this season. an Interchange between the South David Keith, president of South not determined immediately He through Saturday at 8:1.5 Per­ of the highway. He was fined $18. Windsor bridge highw-ay and a Pete Gannutz and Harold fUrk than the Royal Terrel School PTA. received the charter had been organisi at the church for forming the opera is the Hartt Bulletin Board north-south expres.sway w-Ill fun­ Several contesLs were held Sat­ Here is s value that will be diffi p.m. in Manchester High "GIGI" SERVICE w-as advised to seek the opinion services were conducted by Troop I .Miss. School Boatwright's performance recital at a meeting of the local Boards of Education of this mother. pr(.sented a *klt. Committee Vice Chairmen Charles ' Davtona Beach. Fla Kdwsrd E. at this special Red Tsg low price! In Meirocofor and ClnemaKcope of the tow-n attorney concerning BR eONPIOENT is a niakeup of the one canceled chapter of American Guild of Or­ town, Hchron. Marlborough and Attendance aw-ards were made Baxter, after . hich the Troop re­ I Nelson. 67, retired seeretar)’ of Regional District 8 and Che staffs 277 BROAD the legality of auch proposaUs. Feb. 9 by the Civic Music A.ssn ganists In Trinity Church, Hart­ to Den 1 and to Den 2, den moth­ turned to Manchester. I Commonwealth Services, Inc . New Cash or terms to suit your desires. WITH KHOEHLEH of the four schools will attend a Alto ^‘HANDLE WITH CABK*' Daniel 3. Cavanaugh said the Subscribeivs will be notified how ford. Monday at 8 p.m 3:S0-R:M television tow-n is faced with the need of a ers Mrs. Burton Rice and Mrs. Senior scouts remained In camp York. died Tuesday of a heart ail­ T The Little Gaelic Singers will dinner meeting in RHAM High RADIO they may gain admission to the new high school which w-ill cost Clarence Parker. an extra day, returning home ment. He retired in 19.*i6 after 4-5 perform In the Bushnell March 8 School at 6 p.m. tonight for the Wallace Geiger, pack chsiniian performance, since they ••urrendcr- InIM excesseJVUUri.'N ofVI tw-o LW4» millionilillliuil dollars.YJWIKlin...... r- . Monda v. I years with Commonwealtli. Famous Kroehler la Ex- ed their tickets at the February at 3 p.m. to benefit the African second and last of a series of meet­ He said the present borrowing" * report on recent pack ings on "The Objectives of Ele­ clysive With Keith In performance. Maryknoll Missions. FOR PREFERRED Leading Florlita rapacity of the town, he has just event.9 and plan.9 for the future, mentary and Secondary Educa­ Manchester. These Red Bobby Burke to Play been Informed, is $1,090,000. The meeting wa.9 clo.aed by Cub- Phoae Hartford dA 2-1091 \ f Tag Specials Offer Great­ Bobby Burke, 21 Ridgewood NEW MEXICX) VOLCANOES tion." A picture was shown to the ma.‘'ter Ourwood Miller, Nine sections of New Mexico REAL ESTATE and 11iq\ er cjuality . , Greater St., will appear in the Variety PARK HILL gathering which Jean Shepard had i once had active volcanoes. Large Manclieater Evening Herald .\n- Value . flrealcr Beauty. 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A.'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1969 pa Oe fiv e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959 VOUB The %6Uon British Admiral Visits Sub Base FOR EXPERT Doctor Says WHEEL AUGNMENT—WHEEL BAJLAN^G $2,000 Approved for Wing Groton. Feb. 36 British RADIATOR REPAIRING AND ^C»RING By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Leads You Into Spring with these fashion Submarine Fbros OMg offloer Is in the area todsy to r a 3-dsy visit COMPLETE BRAK^BBVICE Written for NEA Service At Firehouse on Notch Rd. with the AUsntic Submarine Force It was only about 30 years ago commander to dlscoss current sub­ SEE that two or three dozen physicians, marine devekqpments and tactics. who had a special Interest in rheu­ n . Bottoa B o « d of 'Hiomas. who was guest star on Resur Adm. Bertram W, Tsylor, matic diseases, organized the 9S.000 for ardiltectuiml the Arthur Godfrey snow for a wbo will be gneid of Rear Adm. American Rheumatism Associa­ Fiederiric B. Warder during the tion. This is a voluntary medical leaders for your NEW EASTER WARDROBE sad pralimlnuT week last December. CLARKE MOTOR SALES society desigfned to encourage •ddiUon to tli« flrrtJOU»e on Notch Boltons five McDermott young­ visit, arrived lata lost night and sters. Susan, F21een. John. Kevin was given arrival honors this morn­ 301 BROAD STREET—Ml 9-2012______study of the rheumatic disorders. Rd, ing at the Snbmsrins Bass. Since that time the association has n m »pproprUtlon must tie •!>- and Maureen, will also appear on the program. Tickets for the The Royal Navy Admiral later grown to include several hundred ycoevd by « town meeting:. event are available from Mrs. Wil­ was met by Capt. A. C. Smith, physicians in the United States Jlr* Oommieeioneni P»ul Ma- liams, Mrs. George Banks or Mrs. sui>ervisor of shipbuilding here, and Canada, has held annual meet­ ings, and through its membership •M X U, cauef P eter M ueoUni, A. George Maneggia. and to k en on a tou r o f th e si^Jlifna- 1. 'Robert* and Stuart Wells pro- Rummage Sale Set rlne Skipjack, being built o t G en­ has presented a great deal of In­ Boeed a ’3J by 36 feet addition to The Ladies Benevolent Society eral Dynamics Corp.’s ^'®aetrlc formation in the field. Easter Fashions of the present firehouse of Bolton Congregational Church Boat Division. Also, financial support for med- on NoUii Rd. The suggestion that has reminded members of Us rum­ capt. H. E. Ruble, Commanding Stop Crabjgrass ’ Ical research and Uie training of This mouton collared current faclUtles be expanded mage sale to be conducted at the ______officer, took Admiral Taylor on a apeciallzed physicians has Increas­ meeU with the approval of the ptarish room on ApiU 4. Anticipat­ Marcel Yanku (left), instructing a group of young art students attending ■ wunmer cour^ Ain tour of Navy Underwater Sound ed greatly, principally because of •Town Planning Commission, they ing the spring cleaning season, the Hod -in Israel, explains a point to one of them. A leader of the Dadsdsm art movement In Eiurope Laboratory, New London. the establishment of the Arthritis for Youth! fc-.l committee wants society members more than 4() years ago, Yanku emigrated to Israel and resettled the village where he is now Admiral and Mrs. Warder will and Rheumatism Foundation. SUIT **§?ie volunteer fire department to save Items suitable for the sale. mayor, ______give a dinner tonight for the ■visit­ The name ‘‘rheumatism’’ covers (there are no paid personnel) was Mrs. Robert Glenney of Bolton ing admiral, who will tour the base NOW a number of different diseases. The organized about IMO and the fire­ Center Rd. is chairman. tomorrow before leaving for Prov­ most Important of these are rheu­ of the country—though U would not SCOTTS HALTS applied before March 15th is firu^ matoid arthritis, rheumatic fever, house was buUt In 1M2. A pumper Military Whist Planned be correct to speak c i a specific idence at 12:45 p.m. truck was obtained ahortly there­ Bomarco. community couples A dm iral Taylor, Who visited the anteed to kill 95% of crabgrass s ^ . if spread accord- degenerative Joint disease, fibrosi- "Ain Hod School." tis, gout, muscular rheumatism, after and a *2,000 tank truck was club, will play military whist at It’s a success, this village with­ base last March 4, is accompanied ing to directions and with a SCOTTS Spreader in good '* bought In 1050. Us meeting Saturday at 8 p m. at by CapL John Roxburgh and Lt. apinal arthritis, juvenile arthritis 4 out agriculture. Tourists come in \ Art Gives NeivLife working order. Although much equipment has the Community Hall. .Members are Cmdr. A. D. Rooke, both Royal (Still’s disease), bacterial arthri­ good numbers. For those in ■ tis, tuberculosis of the Joints, and been obtained since then. Including urged to bring another couple as hurry, ■ good selection of the Navy, and Capt. J. B. Mason, USN. With WOLCOTTS marker on a SCOTTS spreader you 5-ways gencratora, a resoacltator, Scott guests. Hostesses will be Mrs. paintings, sculptured end workshop of course, a number of less com­ cannot miss. Ask anyone who has used one. mon or less well known varieties. Airpaka and other Items, no ma­ Charles W. Church and Mrs. Theo­ To Ancient Tdtvn products of Ain Hod is slways on In m any of these the cause is jor expenditure has been made dore W. Chandler Jr. show in the cooperatively adminis­ The function of the marker Is to acrateh a line on ■Inca acquisition of ths tank truck. Mr. and Mrs. Church were re­ tered art gallery on the piazza of Extended Forecast not known. In some it is still un­ cently elected co-presidents of the By ERIC GOTTGETREU ♦where, and the soil wasn't very the- ’Village oppoelte the hoepltable the lawn m a guide against missing or overlapping when certain as to whether the dis­ wonderful! The volunteer group Is operating club; Mr. and Mrs. John Rolhwell, fertile. eases are truly different or only «B a budget for the 1058-59 year Haifa, IsraeKAh —Marcel Yanku cafe terrace. Temperatures In Connecticut treating a lawn. A necessity in spring. vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Almost Destroyed during the next five days, Thum- different forms of the same dis­ o t *3,660. Ten years ago It was Daniel Post, secretaty-treasurer, U a pioneer. ease. $1,246. The grand list this year, The newcomers also left and day through Monday, wUl average Markers can be put on most any spreader. Get a aet Mr. and Mrs. Warren Potter, pro­ In Switzerland and Germany with no one there the Israel secur­ 2 Seized in Car Theft about normal. Rising temperatiuvs During the past few years a • ( I ) jersey fitted the assessed value of properties gram chairmen. Also serving on for your spreader at great deal of Information has been protected by the department. Is mors than 40 years ago, the Bu- ity authorities were somewhat Thursday and Friday, colder Sat­ the program committee are Mr. charest-bom painter and architect worried. To have an empty village Mlddletown, Feb. 26 ()P>—Two urday or Sunday. obtained on almost all forms of jacket! 5 $6,450,000. Ten years ago. It was and Mrs. Winiam Wamock and rheumatic disease. For example, was a leader of Dadaism, one of close to one of the main roads and New Haven youths were arrested Precipitation will occur mostly $2 S54,249« Mt. and Mrs. Philip G. Dooley. JOHN S. WOLCOTT & SON encouraging reports have appear­ in other action last night, the rail links of the country didn’t in that city early today In an over the weekend and will average • ( 2 ) *pring-slim Bulletin Board the most avantguard movements seem expedient. They decided to automobile which had been report­ from % to 1 Inch. ed on a test which can be used with You'll love this Board of Finance Increased the ap­ The Catholic Youth Organiza­ in modem art. 180 M AIN STREET reasonable success in the early silhouette! propriation for town counsel serv­ blast the place. ed missing by Its Mlddlefield own­ The normal temperature during tion will hold a round table dis­ Today, the 63-year-old Yanku Then Yanku stepped in. er. this period for Hartford is 32 de­ diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. ices In the Selectmen s budget by cussion at its meeting at 7 p.m. is among the top-ranking painters Also, the relationship between • (3) matching jersey $500. It was originally *400. It was Working at that time for the Police identified the youths as grees, ranging from a dally high lovely new tweed today at St. Maurice Church hall. of Israel. And in addition he la the Town and (Country Planning De­ Robert Whalen, 16. of 96 Lake PI. of 42 to a low of 21. The daily sore throat caused by streptococci reported that costs of le^gal serv­ country’s most colorful commun­ blouse! ices In connection with the pur­ A recreation period will follow. partment of the Israel Ministry of and Edward Malloy, 16, of 232 range for Bridgeport and New It and rheumatic fever has become Mass will be celebrated at Bt. ity leader; mayor of the Ain Hod Interior, he had been charged with Day St. Haven is 40 to 24 degrees. Advertise in The Herald— Payt so clear that steps taken to pre­ in yummy pastel chase of the John Swanson Jr. artists' settlement, a cluster of • (4) fully-lined skirt! farm were *207. In addition, the Maurice Church at 6 o’clock to­ a survey of possible sites to be Middletown Police said Robert A. vent or control sore throats of night with confeeslona from 6:16 Oriental houses perched on a hill kept as natural preserves. Ain Hod this nature have reduced the account has had an unusual num south of the Mount Carmel range Chadsey of Main St.. Mlddlefield • ( 5) tiny, tiny price! bar of charges to It this fiscal term, to 5:50. There will be confeeMons with all its romantic beauty was reported his car missing from its chances of developing rheumatic tones from 7:30 to 8:30 tomorrow night overlooking the Eastern Mediter­ Just what he was looking for. fever. Selectman Charles Robbins re­ ranean. parking place in front of a res­ ported. preceding 40 Hours devotions "Okay." said the security peo­ taurant on Route 17. The question ot treatment has which will begin Friday morning. He settled it himself. ple, "you may keep the place If been by no means neglected. But it It was noted that *5,700 has A I»ng History The car was spotted by a New i 8 to 14 been expended for snow removal Confessions will also be heard you find enough madmen to live Haven policeman and its occu- ! i certainly cannot be claimed that from 4 to 5 and 7 to 7:45 p.m. Ain Hod Is quite different from, there. We give you two weeks." this Is satisfactory, except for the this year through Feb. 16. The ap­ let's say, Greenwich Village, Chel­ pants were taken into custody on : propriation In this account la *8,- Friday. Benediction will be at 7:45 An appeal went out to the 700 a holding charge. j relatively rare forma of Joint dis­ p.m. Friday and Stations of the sea or perhaps Ascona with its m em bers of the Israel Artists ease caused by germs which yield Monte Verita. Its history probably Whalen and Malloy were re- , The Board of Finance has ap­ Cross at 8 p ri. Assn. Seven took the trouble to to antibiotics. Nevertheless, much began In the 13th Centurv' when look at Ain Hod. Three said they turned here to await arraignment '• '■ ' pointed H. N. Alexander and Co. of The meeting of Junior High on car theft charges. more is known on the value of h i New London to audit towm records MYF at United Methodist Church the Crusaders built the mighty would live there. rest, of physica.1 therapy, of drugs fortress and harbor town of Atilt. But Ain Hodism was contagious and other methods ot bringing re­ ■gain this year. tomorrow will be omitted because SAW MILL DESTROYF® > V? , Greer to Speak of school vacation. half way between Caesarea and I and others followed the first three. lief. Hugh Greer, basketball coach at what Is today Haifa Bay. The Ministry of I-abor paid a group Norwich. Feb. 25 —^Fire de­ Shortly after I first became in­ Cross tabbed back with button the University of Connecticut, will Manchester ,'venlng Herald Bol­ In the same period. It seems, of workers to clean up the place. stroyed the Wilcox Saw Mill here terested In this field I went to on collar, inverted pleat coat they built Ain Hod—more exposed be guest speaker at the Blue and ton correspondent, Doris M. The Haifa Municipality "adonted” last night. The cause of the fire "Vienna. While there a world- to refre.shing winds— as a sort of it and helped out by building a back, push-up sleeves, 2 slash Gold dinner of Cub Scout Pack 73 D’ltalia, telephone Mitchell 3- and extent of damages were not famous pathologist, to whom I had summer resort. The same large road and a water re.servoir and in­ known. ■t the Rosemount tomorrow at 5545. a letter of Introduction, asked me pockets. In natural or blue. 6:30 p-m. About 80 Oib.s, Boy pre-Gothlc arches found at Atilt stalling a telephone. The artists i f M , what I was working on. I replied can be seen in some of the old themselves did much to make the i ' Scouts and their fathers are ex­ that it was arthritis, but I found GREEN! pected to attend. houses of Ain Hod. Others stand village homey. progress exceedingly slow. Greer, a former teacher and soc­ Liz Taylor Buys in the open. A Workshop Town He patted me gently on the cer coach at Manchester High Ain Hod, which is Arabic for Some artists have Jobs In town i " ■ .3a back and said, "Young man. re­ BLACK! School, is nationally famous for $100,000 in Bonds "Fountain of Splendor," was In­ and come to Ain Hod only for a ' member that all the easy problems the success of his University of habited by Arabs till the Palestine prolonged weekend, but others live ^ General Home In medicine have already been BEIGE! Connecticut basketball teams. w ar of 1948. Then the inhabitants there permanently. This is true i m solved” Tlie mouton collar It St. Patrick's Day Gala Hollj’wood, Feb, 25 W— Actress fled the country. particularly for those occupied in \ Improvement Co. ICE BLUE! The Council of Catholic Women Elizabeth Taylor last night pur­ For some time the rather di­ one of the Ain Hod work.shops, , dyed to motch Hio suit chased * In bonds for lapidated houses remained empty. such as ceramics, weaving jewel-1 of St. Maurice Church has "lined 100,000 Estimates Cheerfully Given up" quite a program of entertain­ i Israel at a testimonial banquet Later, new Jewish Immigrants ry making, olive wood carving or i tried to llvB there, but It did not even lithographic arts. ! in 4 luscious colors ment for its family night SL honoring George Jcssel’s 50th annl- rlck’s day celebration. A buffet work. There was not enough A fine album has Just been Phone BU 9-3537 M ISSY SIZES 8 to 18 j __ tho naHoh versarv in show business. water—despite the romantic name issued with lithographs by Ain Hod ! All Weather - Washable supper for mern^rs of the parish gathering was os- - no electricity, no road to any- artists. Some are among t'-e best 1 and their farnilles rvinald tcnaiblv a testimonial for Jessel, beginning at 7 p.m. Mrs Donald ^ evening was given Paisley Print “Combo” Coat WiUlams is chairman of the com- ^ mlttee In charge. charity project of the guest of W: The hour-long entertainment to j,onor Oy MORTON KARTEN follow will be presented by pupils More than *1,250,000 In bonds ■ of Mrs. Hugh Clancy of E a s t ' Please Pardon Hartford with James Ferris as ; funds will be used for the ..f m aster of ceremonies. A ppearing' establishment, in Jessel'g "honor, .99 $’ lii on the program ere about 12 of g \-iUage of 418 homes in Israel n -i youngsters Including Renee Cal- fog new Immigrant families, many Our Appearance houn of this town, daughter of -Mr. i of them from Iron Curtain coun- 7 lo 11 Subieen and Mrs. Raymond Calhoun. An-' tries. m . During Our • The elegance of a Stardust Store Remodeling dress coat • The utility of a car coat WE ARP, OPEN of cour.se a The washability of a during this renovation kerchief * 5 fj which, when complete, will give you Manchester's most a Water repellent modern and beautiful store. a Pre shrunk So, please bear with us a Adjustable beret through tlie weeks ahead a Fully lined and we promise it will be • Black and white paisley well worth it.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIAI^CHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959 toibacoo—grown almost antlraly In tor Laid wig WoJUssewskl. Keeh ap­ ley, $0 East 8t.; MUdred Weld, and 2,192 against quotas, for PAGE m favorable vots of 7.7 per cent. A Maryland—did the unexpected by peared Indlffei^nt. ahsd Hriit on launching and Hartford; Richard Kingston. Tal­ The demand for the death panal- Britain Facing of tha fadsration's •eoiwmtc eom- rockets, known as TX8820 and Rockville-V ernon Pennsylvania two-thirds vote wss needed for rejecting' continuation of quotas TX3322, for NASA. problems that mlj^t later develop] cottville Rd., Vernon; Alfred Hoff­ ty—hanging—was made at thi. 70tlv mltUe. with the mannitd capsule in the approval of i)uotas. on their next thr-e crop*. The vote Army Reveals 2. A casing, transport vehicles MODERN man, RFD 2; Albert Lovett, Ware­ was 3,062 for and 1.717 against session of the trial which bsgan Further Unrest Meany Reports Council members laid Meany mercury satellites.. Other problems house Pt.': Robert Casavant, Tol­ Qv.otas have been In use for last Oct. 20. It is the longeet trial Airlift Speeds wound up yesterday's final meet- and launcher, to be produced by with which the test flight may Tobacco Men n-ost type* of tobacco alnce the for a majority of 64 per cent — the missile division of North 3 Meetings Set Tonight land, Tpke., Buckland. short of the necewsary two-thirds, In Polish history, A verdict Is ex­ Ihg by apologUlng to one and all Details of help' Include the space-flight phas­ TV SERVICE Discharged yesterday; Roberta late 1930s, bu- hav8 been rejected pected March 9. He Won’t Quit for his opening day flare-up with American Aviation, Inc., Dowmey, es, the re-entry into the atmM- every time the question has been Growers of flue-cured tobacco In Nyasaland Migration of Calif., under a $400,000 contract. Adzlma, Heather Rd.; Anthony De- Reject Gjntrol the other major type already Koch niled Eastern Poland and Reuther and Carey. Thue laborii phere, and the recovery of the Tommaso, Hazardvllle. submitted to the Pennsylvania Western Russia for Hitler. The fight of San Juan wound up with­ 3. Small rockets, called XM19E1, SEBVINO MANOHESTEB growerr. have voted for quotas. (Continued from Page tme) New Rocket attached to the side of Little Joe space capsule. For Residents of City Birth today; A daughter to Mr. prosecution charged he was direct­ As Labor Q iief out anyone being hurt but with a and ROCKVnXE Washington, Feb. 2!Vi W — In turning d c /n the quotas, the By yeaterday' action, the Mary­ ly responsible for the deaths of Romania Jews to provide assurance that the lat­ and Mrs. John Tomko. 98 Spring land grmvera as well aa tho.se in little more respect among princi­ ASSISTANT 4-H AGENT St. Pennsylvania tobacco growers clgar-flller prod.icers forego gov­ over four million persons. Ing region of three million Afri­ Washington, Feb. 25 (A5—De­ ter win attain the desired initial kept Intact today a record of never ernment price support aid. I’enn.sylvanla will l>e denied price cans. The two Rhodeslas have (.Continued from Page One) pals. acceleraUon. Thlokol, Inc., Hunts­ Storrs, Feb. 25 W — Mary Three public meetings of Inter-^at Talcottville Congregational Admitted today; Unda Ciar- (Oeetiaeed from Pkk« O w ) ! Meany said that recent com­ tails of a new rocket, the Little Sandln of East Hampton has been Ml 3-8185 having accepted Federal aid In In other referenda yesterday, supports on tihelr 10.59 tobacco 250;000 whites and 4>-i million ville, has the $110,000 contract for •St to Rockville taxpayers will be Church Saturday from 6 to 7 p.m. neckl, 7 East St.; Dorl Carneckl, controlling the production, sale crop. But th e'1958 Maryland crop Spaiiiarda Honor Patrick ths AFU la clearly No. 2 man to plaints from the National Aeaocia- Joe, were made public today. It appolrited assistant county 4-H The Couples’ Club Is sponsoring 7 East St. growers of hurley tobacco a ma­ blacks, and the whites of South­ Eurt^pMH J«w« to Iirkcl these. a n t e n n a s REPAraED and pricing of their crop. jor cigarette tyii)e voted 182,500 still to be sokl Is eligible for ern Rhode.sln dominate the federa­ Meany In the 14,000,000 member tlon for the Advancement of Color­ will be used In the early phase of Little Joe win be used, perhaps agent Jn Hartford. The announ(»- and INSTAULED held one after the other In City the event for the benefit of the thTMtana Arab ■ecurity. There ed People about racial discrimina­ ment was made by Albert N. Growers of hurley and Virginia to 2,398 or 98.7 p.'r cent for quotas support. Madrid • at. Patrick Is honored tion government. federation. the mercury manned satellite proj­ at Wallops island, Va„ as well as Court room tonight. Sunday school, with Mrs. Raymond Vemn and Talcottville news Is a* the patron saint of Spain's hare been inillcBtlons PreMdent tion being practiced by some AFL- at Cape Canaveral, Fla., to send Jorgensen, president of the Uni­ At 7 p.m. a public hearing will Berube in charge. The supper Is handled through The Herald's sun-cured tobacco voted over­ on the next three crops of thl.s Banda wants Nyasaland to Join' The fight started when council CIO unions were "completely un­ ect. versity of Connecticut. Miss whelmingly for marketing quotas, type. Only once In the past have K orh Death Deiiiaiiilecl Murcia Province Ixirca, a small Kaaaer would a*k Moscow to atop sessions got underwsy'last week. prototype or sample-model space be held on a proppsed amendment open to the public. Rockrille Bureau, 7 W. Main St., Kenya and Tanganyika, neighbor­ justified." Little Joe Is similar In name Sandln replaces Mrs. Emily Hoov- but a fourth group In Maryland hurley growers defeated quotas. city In thet province, was liberat­ Meany blew up In remarks to capsules high into the sky. to an ordinance whiph would per­ Pocahontas Meeting telephone TRemont 8-S1S6, ed from Monrlflh domination by ing territories under British con­ Meany said he planned to meet only to the Army's Little John, a NASA said this work would j er, who recently resigned. Read Herald AdvM. mit use of parking meter receipts unexpectedly rejecte'l them. LlkewUse producer.^ of Virginia Warsaw, Feb. 25 (J) In an emo trol. He apparently thinks the Jewish relief sources here aald Routher and James B. C a r e y , long-rangi artillery rocket famil­ Plans for the visitation of the Alphonso X of Castllle In 1244. there has been no interruption so in Washington soon with Roy Wil­ for development of new off-street EARLY RA7X>R.S Producers of clgar-flller type 41 sun-cuied tobacco, grown almost llon charged speech, Poland's pub­ militant nationalist leadership in president of the International kins, NAACP executive director, iar to many a GI^LitUe Joe's func­ Great Pocahontas, Mrs. Charlotte exclusively In Virginia voted 973 the decisive battle Inking place far. More than 20,000 Jews are es- parking areas. The practice of removing hair tobacco—grown almost exclusive­ lic pro.secutor t<>ve- land Hill will'be open from 7 to 9 p.m., Joseph McCusker, principal, announced today. There ^^ll be no SALE! ^‘COVER GIRI MESH Oil dedication program at this time, /3S/Hi^UY New Look ” as the School Building Committee DRESS I. has not entirely completed its SHEERS pair work. The 1,000 pupil school contains 39 cotton reU ts room."!, an auditorium seating 650 persona, a gymnasium which will seat 1.200, and a large cafeteria. You can’t buy ’em better at any price! It has floor space Just under 100,000 square feet. 39c T h e fabric i* cryital light, powder sheer. Architects Jeter and Cook de­ Glamoroui contour shaping process signed the school, which was con­ Quality structed by A. F. Peaslee, Hartford guaranteed custom smooth fit. Available builder. yards in lovely natural shades. Sizes 8'A to 11. Sliding Excellent Sliding end skiing slopes on Fox Hill were popular ye.sterday and today with children who were ob- A W Acno!SV{ygg 21!!,!*“ “* ilously happy to ace snow falling n t i C E during their .school vacation week. No roads are set aside for slid­ o n l y ing in Rockville since there .arc adequate hlll.s available where there will be no traffic hazards, Mayor Herman G. Olson said to­ day. Police Captain Peter J. Dowge- wlcz today urged parents to keep M their children from sliding on the city streets. He cited a "close call" yesterday when a boy riding on a city street was nearly hit by a car. Sand Distribution Friday SPRING FABRIC FESTIVAL City trucks will distribute sand to residents Friday, Luther Trout­ man, Public Works chairman, an­ nounced today. Containers left at the curb will be filled with sand T FIRST QUALITY at no charge. The delivery will be ...I canceled If a storm occurs that I'SIS NYLONS day. 7\ Compart with Methodist Men to Me*t Vernon Methodist Men's Club 1.15 nylons will hold a roast beef supper at 8:30 p.m. Monday. Tickets are POLISHED COnON S available from any of the mem­ bers of the club. WASH AND WEAR SejT.iour Lavitt will apeak on consolidation of town and city / DESIGNER COnONS government. AH n>en of the church Not a special purchase but and comnninity are urged to Famous Shu-Lok* and mocc oxfords an everyday value-buy at come. No tici.ets will be sold at the door. amazing low price. Sheer I.4>glon Auxiliary Meeting LITTLE BOYS’ 60-15’s. Full-fashioned. Miss Barbara Wallet of Man­ 69c chester, department Americanism chairman, will be guest speaker at Quality BUSY BEAVERS a meeting of the American Legion A xlllary today at 8 p.m. at GAR Grants own deluxe quality. W e Hall. LATEST TRENDS... HIGHEST QUALITY TTie program was arranged by LOWEST PRICES— LAB TESTED. PROVEN guarantee proper, healthy fit Mrs. Max Sadlak, unit A)nerican- for growing feet. Made with sel­ Ism chairman, with the assistance 2 LITTLE OR NO IRONING— COLOR FAST of Mrs. Maurice Murray., • FUNNELS ect leathers; 3-so!e stitchdown, Resigns Oiurrh Post PARKADE ONLY construction for neater appear­ Mrs. Phyllis Coveil of Vernon • WOOLS-COnONS has resigned as head of the Minls- ance and Ibnger wear. Leather • try to Children In Institutions • ACETATE and RAYON CREPE heel linings, smooth insoles. 9 ■ponsored by the United Church 'women, effective the middle of to 3 in ■widths for good fit. March. She Is the wife of the Rev. • TAFFETAS--BROCADES Warren E. Coveil, pastor of Ver­ , • 'j-' ’ ■ non Methodist Church. • MENSWEAR FABRICS-PRINTS ALSO ' The program which ahe headed HIGH FASHION REMNANTS was carrl^ on In the Southbury • WOOL JERSEYS - PURE SILKS .0 .^. .. ’jomns', Training School, Long Lane School K 1 for Girls, Oak Hill School for the MORE! classic saddle oxfords Blind, Newington Home and Hos­ PLISSES . . . new swivel streps pital and Seaside Sanitorium. It WOMEWS s- also Included special services to We Reserve LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHION FABRICS EVER church vacation schools and sev- im iE 6IRLS’ oral television series. EXieinwi ovut The Right MfSSES'SIZES On Dean’s List e 1 and 2 e Shirtwaists, e Chemise Miss Janet Dresser, daughter of Plec.e Style* Sheaths and and Trapeze To Limit BUSY BEAVERS Assistant School Superintendent Princess Styles Styles PRICES SLASHEi^ and Mrs. Allfen L. Dresser,'of 42 e Maternities JUNIOR SIZES ...... 7-15 Liawrence St., was named to the e Jumpers Quantities on FIRST QUALITY Dean's List for the first semester m 67 at William and Mary College, Wil­ And Soles pair rSTS SEAMLESS liamsburg, Va. She Is a freshman. Scouts Tour State ,MISSES' SIZES ...... f -8-20 Mariner Girl Scouts of Vernon eummttmu N Y LO N S .^ will conduct visiting Shrewsbuo'. • Gray • Blue • ^Ige- • Brown } ‘A— Select leather upperif. . • Mass., scouts on a lour of Connecti- special construction for CuVs place.s of historical Interest HALF S IZ E S ...... 1 4 i- 2 2 i iiiiii Friday and Saturday. lightweight yet sturdy The visiting scouts will send wear. Genuine Granlite three of their trooip to the Senior Round-Up in Colorado next sum­ iolet. Little gals will love i mer. the trim look, comfort* Same yarns, same machines The Seputa will tour Hartford Saturday morning, viewing the in- able wear, Siaea 8}4*3. used for famous brand ny­ lons selling to 1.35 pair. aurance companies, the state capl- Buy now at this cut pricel tol, tha aUte library and the Mark Twain Memorial. The afternoon tour will be to the Nathan Hale Homestead, Coventry, University of Connecticut and the Gov. Trum­ MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MAIN ST. bull House and 'War O^tca In Lab- •11 MANCHESTER PARKADE ONLY PARKADE ONLY PARKADE W.T.GRANTCO. MANCHESTER Anon. W . T. GRANT CO. A apai^ettl ■uppar wfll ba Bald MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1969 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959 fiAGI EIGHT ment is arusl and, quit# fjrankty, material# eaeantlal to th# Import- It*$ a Real Bawl I don’t heUeve I t Baby Boy Dies w«r« Bt iM it M v traJ occuloiu on doe* not say to himself, when he A Thought for Today •ri# current manufacturing re­ What about when baby emllta at Amtrl?^Btrr aees or hears of the son of .another INVESTi^ENT PROBLEMS quirements. Tlie case came before which a mant*«inent which h ad to Sponsored by the.Maocbeater her dad after a burp? What about curun It* payroll* offered labor In trouble, "There, but for some U .S. Court to Hear the court on objections by Youngs­ that, Dr. Spock? lEoettht^ ^eralJl Connell of Oinrebes town Sheet & "rube Co, to an Ohio Of Injuries two method* for doln^ thi*. One miracle of grree, stand I." l»ve of our office 1. New Father Gets ‘Spock’ Treatment This pamphlet also needs a clear M iai.iHHUn by n u i property tax on imported bulk iron would be to cut the work week a child, these days, Is a frightened r i p r S e o u W <«BTenl.M0 ^ to diagram showing each step to com­ B K IU ^ FIUNXmO CO. D ta An old man arrived late at the ores, Md by United SUte* Plywood posing the new diaper arrange­ U BtsMlI Street down, and keep everybody on for a love. Olympic Games at Athens. All the AMlat Ton Whether yonr problem Involve* ®*>e thouennd * Corp. to a property tax levied by Elm City Blaze Manctieeter. Cona. ISSlIon^Soiu^ we hJve the faculties to render you complete Tidelands Oil Case By BERNARD OAVZBB ♦up for the 8 o’clock faedlng,” sayAproof method of testing whether ment. The triangle and the oblong T H U Il^r. rtSBQUSON »h.;rply '■educed number of hour*. - 1- seats were occupied. He pR$aed the the city of Algoma, Wl*.. on lum­ ^th* veteran fatl>--s. I th# bottle I# w#rm enough. It’s are kid's play alongside the modern R. F K IlS uS O N Athenian section and was laughed service. ber and veneer Imported from for­ New York (/FV-U cries In th# To the mind of any mildly brave simple enough to spray aome (Continued from Page 0»e) Publlihers The other would be to maintain the one, which Is supposed to duplicate at. He went on to where the Spar­ Washington, Feb. 25 (ffv-The,&lncome taxes aa far back aa 1983 eign countries and stored In a night have tent you running bare- nsw father, the notion of waking formula on your Wrist. The proh an Isosceles trapezoid when yon Fauaded O^ober 1, IW l full work week, but lay off em­ tan* sat. As one man, they all warehouse and storage yard pend­ lem la how to keep from praying Ing. HI* father picked him up Open Forum FUNCTIONS OF THE MINOR COURT Supreme Court yesterday set down The Minnesota Supreme Court up­ foc' Into the kitchen to warm a up in the middle of the night hard­ arc finished. This looks like a Publlabed Evet/ Erenln* Exoi ploye*. In every Instance that we arose to offer him a seat. The Sh ea r so n , H a m m ill $ Co. held the tax, stating.lt was limited ing processing. botUe for baby, step right up and ly stands as any excruciating task. the kitchen ^oor, the furniture, triangle with the top chopped off. and carried the two babies out­ kindar* aad Hollilaye Entered at t noticed, the decision ,of lab o r w as The experience of the great ma-'* Athenians, seeing this, raised a for argument next fall the dispute ^ you get up, feed the baby, and and sometimes the baby. side. Larry died at Grace New Riet ohtce at Mancheeter. Conn., aa Miiaoum Drive AtoalMn New y«f* $>«* and apportioned to the Income Held 8-0 that the states may shake hands, friend. Turning what seema like an acre iecond C lan Mail Matter to have aome people laid off. Jority of our citizens who come in Ing through a stop sign to breach loud cheer. "Ah,” said the aged between the federal government earned from and ■within the state. discriminate against their own pop back into bed. What’s so tough This gets to be a big problem Haven hospital. "Curiosity Is the beginning of contact with our court system has of the peace to robbery, but the stranger, "the Athenians admire ♦13 Main Straot, Manehasfer • Mheholl 3-1571 Your’re probably a . first-time of diaper Into a neat Isosceles His parents suffered burns. Th# SUBSCRIPTION RATES rather than to share the work. The and the five Julf States over own­ Rules for Tax Refund residents in imposition of property p a p a or mama. Whan the aeerond about that T when you are groggily wandering trapezoid that flla Is quite a trick. Payable la Advance w'ladom." This is a quote from the been with the minor criminal motor vehlcl phase provides us that which U good, but the Spar­ about on a cold kitchen floor bare­ father also had a fractured right arithmetic was simple. Shortening little brochure put out by the Lutz ership of submerged oil lands. In the other case, the Georgia taxes on merchandise held in stor­ child comes around, ao it Is said, ' The shock isn’t this business of The danger Is that you may wind ankle, the mother a hip Injury. One year ...... ^ courts. But, because of the con­ with the greatest number of cases tans practice it.” Supreme Court held that Stock- age. This issue was presented in you stop running and tabs time waking up. The real twist Is that foot and find yourself standing In up with a trapezium, which Is BIX Montba ...... J 2> the work we-’: for everybody would Junior Museum. At the museum notations of the word "criminal," and the cases in which the average It is not enough to appreciate The court said the case would be MeanUmef, Mrs. Catherine Tur­ Three Montba ...... * ^ heard on Monday, Oct. 12, which ham VMves and Fittings, Inc.; of cases Involving Youngstown Sheet to wear allpuers. the 2 o'clock feeding may last until the gummy residue of formtila you about as bad aa It sounds. ner. 24, aroused by the flames. One Mcnth ...... ‘ 2 cut everybody's take home pay. this natural curiosity can be, en­ misconceptions arise in regard to citizen is moit often Involved. Be­ and to appraise the good. It must ft Tube and Allied Stores of Ohio. 8 o’clock. spread on the floor the feeding be­ couraged and cultivated In our the functions and Jurisdiction of govern our actions also. As the Is the second week of the court's Birmingham, Ala., was entitled to What’s needed (s a Wick way to If you ever try to squeeze baby Jumped to the ground from her But when men were laid off, they cause we feel that education is a refund of $1,478 from the state. change from slipperless fumhler to The next rude awakening comes fore. into a trapezium you will hear a Blnitle Copy ...... °° children in order that their lives these courts. The minor criminal sometimes stronger than punish­ Negro spiritual put It: "Every­ 1959-60 term. Ruled unanimously that a third floor apartment. She was could Ro on unemployment insur­ may be enriched by a greater body talkin' ‘bout heaven ain't It la also the one day on which This amount represented total bank robber may not be given self-assured, calm parent right at 6 s.m. The first time this hap­ Feeding also brings ItUo play an screeching waaaannaanaaaaa. reported In critical condition. M EM BER O F courts are separated Into "A” ment, we cond'dct, in several minor taxes paid for three years on net from scratch. lad boohs, you pens, It is enough to unseat the activity that nowadays is described It's much different than the one THE ASStKUATED PRE.^ ance, for almost as much as they knowledge of the world In which Courts and "B" Courts. The "A" criminal courts throughout Con­ goin’ there." Jesus said, "Not the court customarily calls for separate consecutive sentences un­ Her husband lucked hla 2-year- The Aaaoclated Press Is exclusively argiunent In new cases. income from the Atlanta office. der the Federal Bank Robbery say? Sure, thete are books aplenty reason of the neophyte papa. Spock i as bubbling. To the new father that announces time for the 2 a.m. old daughter under his arm and entitled to the use of renuhllcatlon o( would have pot on a reduced work w« live. Courts sit In towns which have a necticut, a traffic school for vio­ everyono who says to ,me. ‘Lord, to guide you—and you’d have to this conjures visions of baby giving all news dispatches credited to It or The Lutz Junlqr Museum is cur­ Lord’ shall enter the kingdom of The states Involved are,-Texas, Stockham Valves contended all Act for holding up a bank and and all the other experts, clearly fee NAME The second floor of the building Full serv ice client of N. E A. S e rv ­ "A” Court covers Involving fines the evening. The number of class­ able prices. Clarke take no part in this case. But the good doctor rightly deals until 7 a.m. for the next one ? as soon aa he hears It, It beats Established as the U.S. Depart­ was not occupied. ice Inc _ w -k week without cuttlnp down the gift of a Family Membership! up to J2.50 and sentences up to six es an individual Is required to at­ The case was appealed to the with the bigger things. What’s Publishers Represenlatlves: The Or perhaps a young.stor has a Justice Department, in a suit That's when you find out that the bejabbers out of watching for ment of Foreign Affairs In ac­ Five persona escaped unhurt Julius Mathews Special Arency — New the week's pay. It It had, labor's monlh.s In Jail. The "B " Court has tend varies from town to town, Oregon Named for River SWEATERS. Ijidles’ Charcoal Cashmere Cardigims In size# 8S Supreme Court by Atty. Gen. Eu­ BUSINESS DEFINED needed is a handy little lamphlet birthday coming along. His very pending before the High Tribunal, the time span Is counted from the bubbles. cordance with the act of July 27, from the first floor apartment of Tork Chlcatco Detail and Boston. choice would presumably have Jurisdiction In cases Involving and the material projected also and 40. Ladles’ Fur Blend Slipovers, blue, pink, maize and brown, asked that state ownership of sub­ gene Cook of Georgia. A small business in the United to explain the obvious. MHiMBER a u d i t BUREAU O F own Junior Membership would beginning of the feeding period — The experts el.so put the damp 1789, the U.S. Slate Department Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.,ong. fines up to $500 and sentences to varies. But th“ purpose of the vio­ Portland, Ore.—Oregon was In size# 84 and 86. merged lands be confined to a Among other decision* yester­ States is considered to be one ■ For Instance, the new father al­ assumed Its present name leas Fire authorities said damage to CIRCULATIONS ______been different. make a fine gift. I believe Inqiiir- lators school I ■ consistent through­ ways hears alarming forewarning* not the end. er on the notion that the days-old 12 months In Jail. The civil Juris­ named after its greatest river, 3-mlle belt around the coastlines. day, the Supreme Court: that employs fewer than 500 per­ Infant Is smiling at daddy. It' than two months later, on Sept. the third floor apartment amount­ The Herald Println* Companv Inc., At any rale, now that the re- ie.s can he made at the Museum diction of the "A" Court covers out Connecticut: to educate the now the Columbia, but then called sons and is not dominant in its about the 2 o’clock feeding. Another thing that's desperately assumea no financial responslhllitv for about the various memberships Mill Store entrance off Main St., TalcoUrille. •nie five states claim their his­ Ruled 6-2 that the states may needed Is a down-to-earth, fool- gas, they say. Such a pronounce 15. 1789. ed to about $2,000. typoeraphlcal errors appearlne In ad­ ceasion Is over. It Is provinp to be cases where the claim does not traffic offender to better and safer the Ouragan by the Indians. Ore­ Open dally except Monday, 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M, toric boundaries extend as far out le'vy property taxes on imported field. "Boy, wait until you have to get vertisements and other rendlnr matter as curious and surprlsinp In its available. exceed $1,000, while the "B" driving. gon. with 96,315. square miles, In some instances as six leagues or In The Manchester F.veninr Herald Aa one who la acquainted with Saturday, 9:00 A.5I. to 12:00 Noon. ending as It was In some of its Court’s limit in such matters Is You should become better ac­ ranks ninth In size among the over 20 miles. many of the fine people who have Mamy millions of dollars in oil V Dlspiav advertlstn* closin* hours: characteristics while It was with $2,500. quainted with these courts, be­ states. Its first explorers landed J i u r M onday—1 P m F rid sv worked so hard to bring this cul­ When the penalty In a criminal cause they form a basic part of In 1788 from a boat commanded by royalties and lease payments are ^ o r Tuesdav—1 p ni Monday tural opportunity to Manchester us. This was, remember, the only action is more than one year Im- our vital court system. Visit your Robert Gray of Boston. The first ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORPORATION Involved in the case. For Wednesday—1 p m Tuesday I urge my neiglibor.s and friends For Thuradnv—1 p m Wednesday r( 'pssion on record which found prl.sonment or a $500 fine, the case minor criminal court and become settlement was made at Astoria in to vi.slt the M useum at 126 C edar TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. State Tax on Earning# For Friday-1 n m Thursday. people with more money in the must be bound over to Superior familiar with court procedure. 1811 by John Jacob Aster's fur­ F o r S a tu rd a y —1 n m Friday. St. and seg the results of their The Supreme Court also ruled Court. Appeals from minor crim­ And most Important, go to crim­ aassifled deadline in W a m each bank than e-er before. It was the dedicated labor. There also you trading company. the states may tax net Income of day of publication except Saturday— inal court as a visitor, not as a only recession on record which was will m eet M iss B a rb ara .Neil!, Di­ inal courts must be taken to the out-of-state corporations on the • a m Court of Common Pleas, within violator. ■Vou will find the ex­ basis of earnings within the state. recto r of the M useum , who la Wedne'-’-y, February 2.'5 featured by a continued rise in 48 hours, after conviction. perience educational and informa­ The 6-3 ruling was on cases prices. And now it seems to ')e try­ always ready to answer y our tive. coming from Georgia and Minne­ questions alroul the Museum and In criminal court, we generally ing to make itself the first reces­ This column Is -written by the sota, but has Important signifi­ Building' Up The Hex its many fine exhibits. divide our voliimt of cases into two categories: Motor vehicle and State Bar Association of Connec­ cance for all states and hundreds sion on record which has endei! All parents, I am sure, share the One piece of lack of realism and non-motor vehicle, but most of the ticut to make you better informed of corporations. without eliminating the unemploy­ same aims and desires for their Justice Clark wrote the major­ lack of faith combined continues cases we handle are classified as and more fully aware of our law. Magnificent ment it It.self produced. children. We want to Instill in our misdemeanors. .A misdemeanor is ity decision. Justice Whittaker to p lay a dominant role in the youngsters an appreciation of the Now, as we see the recession re­ a crime for which the sentence is BEGAN TRADE wrote a dissent in which Justices argument over German policy wonders and tlie mysteries of the ceding, but leaving lots of unem­ 12 month.s or, le.'i.'i, while a felony Thomas Beard and Isaac Rick- Frankfurter and Stewart Joined. Universe; an aiipi'cclntlon of the In one of the cases the court up­ That It ahould do ao Is curious be­ ployment still high up on the is puni.shable by a sentence in the erman, two expert shoemakers cause even those who ii.se It, In­ dedication of the groat names of State Prison for one yesr or more. from England, began the manu­ held a Minnesota income tax levy beaches .it Is labor whleh is, once history: an awareness of boaiitv We handle everything, in our facture of leather soles in Amer­ on an Iowa firm which has a sales side 'Germany, or In this country, again, pushing the share the work and goodness and truth. In a so­ minor criminal courts, from pass- ica at Salem, Mass., in 1629, office In Minneapolis. In the other often spend the rest of their time ciety where so much emphasis has case It reversed a ruling by the DAYS solution, with the proviso, of LAST piovlng It Is not a valid argument. course .that the shorter work weelt been put on material gains, we Georgia Supreme Court that Geor­ T he a rg u m e n t In question Is find an ever increasing challenge gia could not tax net income real­ which will create jobu for every­ this: that If, by some unwise stroke to liold fa.st to the.se ideals in rais­ ized in that state by a Birming­ body shall carry a long week's pay. ing our young people. A parent ham, Ala., manufacturer having a of hlg power diplomacy. West and But labor la still not united on who can give to his child these sales-service office in Atlanta, ... East' Germany are brought Into and here at last those this as a solution, as the redoubt­ ideals, bequeaths to him riches Clark said the two state levies closer association with one an­ beyond compare. OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. were not regulations in any sense able James R. Hoffa makes clear other, on the way toward eventual Thank you, sir, for the use of of that term. His 1,600,000 teamsters, he said, unification. It «dll be the 17,000,000 this column. Monday, Cites Benefits prefer to work 40 hours a week, .Sincerely, "While it is true that a state Germa - who have been living un­ and g et a raise for that, if they Jean M. M cE lraevy Tuesday.Pridoy may not erect a wan around its der Communism in East Germany can, rather than take a ahorter 504 Porter St. borders preventing commerce and who will tirove the Irresistible Ideo­ Manchester, Conn. entry," he said, "it is axiomotic v k. He doubts that employers 11 Hours Of that the founders did not intend to ‘Hand Hooked logical magnet to the 05,000,000 HIGH FIDELITY can raise the pay rate for a ahorter ‘Fluoridate Your Own' Continuous Service immunize such commerce from Rugs Germans of West Germany. The week enough to make up for the To the Editor, THURSDAYS carrying its fair share of the costs Communists are cleverer than be­ f a -ft -ft -ft loss of time Involved. Further, he I do hope everyone is giving 0 A.M. to 8V.M. of state government in return for lievers In democracy, it Is said; % the benefits it derives from within thinks Ihn' shortening the Ameri­ plenty of th o u g h t about di.scus.sion.s they would play upon the fickle, concerning fluoridation of the the state. can work week might not really town'a water supply. “The levies are not privileged you’ve been waiting for! naive political mind the Gerhian result tn a sharing of the work. Common sense and good advice CURRENT ANNUAL taxes based on the right to carry people have so often displayed; Give a me-i a short work week, from my doctor tells me that eat­ DrVroEND RATE Only 3 More Days on business in the taxing state. they would take over the entire The states are left to collect only says Hoffa, and you are likely to ing foocLs with important and right country. vitamins improves our general through ordinary means." find him out looking for a second Therefore, the 55,000,000 West health, including teeth, IHOC;., The special "All Faur" affer expires Feb. 28. Last chance ta get a free In his dissent, Justice Whit! t :er Job to fill out his week. He will If aome of you agree with them, said that in view the levies Imposed All Wool! 9x12 ft. 87.50 regularly $125.00 Germans must be kept safe under take this second Job at lower wage who advocate fluoridating our sterea library af 6 recards with the purchase af this magnificent 2*unit by Minnesota and Georgia plainly Chancellor Adenauer's protecting rates, and, when he goes after it, w'ater, my .suggestion is fluoridate violated the commerce clause of wing. Therefore, any reunification your own and let the rest of u.s the Constitution. he will be competing for It with phanagraph. of Germany Is something to be enjoy the water aa it is. Whittaker said the High Court somebody who really needs a Joh. Refreshing, good clear water, until today has consistently inter­ avoided. You've waited patiently . . and the wait was well worth while! In such an example, the short work that's what we have now. Are you preted this clause to preclude the The same people who us* thl.s week would eat up Job opportuni­ going to put in yonr vole to keep I COMPANION MASTER STEREO states from levying taxes directly These gorgeous hand hooked rugs, planned for the first day of our argument, have other moments, for it that way? Or arc you going to on, and thereby regulating, "ex­ ties, rather than create them. INSURED SAVINGS sale, were held up in "Customs"; just delivered last week. Every other audiences, for other angles of say, when it's too late, "I wish I I STEREO SPEAKERS PHONOGRAPH clusively Interstate commerce.’ h a d ? " tuft in the closely-packed hand-hooked pile is 100% wool. So col­ the German problem. E ven In hlE negative approach, & RECORD STORAGE Validity of the Minnesota levy however. Hoffa concedes the real Charlotte J. Gould was challenged by Northwestern ors are richer; more subtle. In tact, of all the thousands of import­ '1 these other moments, they States Portland Cement Co., Ma­ point out that reunification would aftermath verdici of our recession son City, Iowa. ed hand hooks we've sold, these are the most beautiful . . and the pose a difficult problem because of — that we consider what to do Northwestern said Its small best values! How else can you create perfect Early American the wealth and prosperity of West about a situation In which we Minneapolis office was used as a seem, in an age of leaping effi­ forwarding center for orders that background tor your furniture tor so little? Germany as compared to the pov­ customers phoned or wrote In erty of East Germany. Tn these ciency for the machine, to have i Merchandise so ordered was shlp- C o lo rs. ♦. other moments, they boast that more manpower t! -n we need to A shoe box can go up ed by rail from Iowa directly to only Commit' 1st force of arms produce what we need. New prod- Slinnesota purchasers Rogular $ 6.95 2x3 feat Hand Hoaked Rugs .. 4.50 Northwestern refused to pay the Choose floral medallions in either oval or keeps the East Germans In line. In ur’s, and the new needs they make Regular $17.50 3x5 feet Hand Hooked Rugs .. 10.95 us discover, can run part of the Minnesota levy and courts of the oblong shapes with borders in luscious shades of these other moments, they prove northern state then decided the 17.95 race for ir . but cannot win it for in snnolce but a Regular $27.95 4x6 feet Hand Hooked Augs .. Eggshell, Rose, Green, Beige, as well f.e superior attractiveness of the firm owed more than $107,000 In 42.50 West German way of life by citing U .x. \Vc cannot escape Inquiring in- Regular $62.50 6x9 feet Hond Hooked Rugs .. as the old-time favorite. Black. There's a beautiful the continuing stream of people to the possible economic pro­ Regular $93.00 8x10 feet Hand Hooked Rugs 64.50 geometric design, predominantly beige, cedures of less work, and more safe deposit box can't leaving their homes in Ea.st Ger­ Regular $125.00 9x12 feet Hand Hooked Rugs 87.50 in oblong shape only. many. In short, most of the time play, for the same amount of jack. ORIAT NEW pun OIL they arc citing the remarkable DEVELOPMENTI blessings of life In West Germany. Campy’s Son Then, when they Ihln'c they have The specific Instance proves what a moment for the opposite kind of the experts have long suggested — and fine furniture^for argument, they forget all this and that Juvenile delinquency la far that. In any trial of ways of ■ « Camplete 8-speaker system including 2 15" bass speakers, 20-watt / n aay froi being the exclusive product of life between the 17,000,000 East any particular economic or social dual channel sterea amplifier, diamand stylus-precisien autamatic Germans and the 55.000,000 West circum.atancf. You don't have to every room in your home Germans, It would be the 17,000.000 live on the wrong aide of the track.s changer, space far 125 recards. 4 finishes available. East Germans who would carry the to berome a delinquent. You ran day for Communism. I have ju.st about the be.st of every­ Then thiy go back to proting | thing, and still go wrong, as if liy that these 17,000,000 Ea.sl Ger- | at savings like these... .some prir’itivc instinct which ac­ mans are so disillusioned and op­ 0 knowledges no relationship to the pressed by Communism that only time and place in which It chooses P 'ssian troops can keep them in to as.sert Itself. line. What do you need for your The specific instance In mind is N onetheless, w h a t survives In home? A lamp, new bedding, Solid cherry that of David, Roy Camuanella's auch a misguided argument must a table or two . . . perhaps a 15 year old son. He Uvea on the be recognized for what It is. We STEREOPHONIC DIAMOND NEW STEREO RECORD LIBRARY new boudoir chair or a cedar right side of the tracks. He has Bedrooms, 3 pc, 298, have all been afraid of Communism PICK-UP chest? Whether it’s a single fo r a long time, and when we are everything a boy could want. His Six albums of over 60 piece to add newness to an old afraid of anything,^ we tend to father la bel ved and famous. His plays both the new stereo discs as selections . . . yours to enjoy in decorating scheme or an en­ (Below) Reg. $348.90, these three major father, too, has been something of Imagine It has all kinds of powers well as your present LP’s. the miraeje of thrilling new tire home of furniture, .save pieces were selected from our 25-piece a headline battler against the and appeals. It has held a psycho­ Magnavox dimensional sound. by choosing during Watkins Open Stock group. 52-inch double dresser, logical hex over us for a long time, thing railed Juvenile delinquency. 1 |ding his persuasion as well as Semi-Annual Sale . . . now in 38'/^ -'c 32V2-inch mirror, 43-inch chest and and W'e often, In our Imaginations, its last three days. You can full size b^. concede It unequal powers In any his example to the cause of helping OFFER WITHDRAWN AFTER FEB. 28 young Americans to grow up pay for your new furniture on eq lal combat. Don't hide your valuables at home! proud and atraighf. But young Helps keep your Watkins Easy Budget Plan of And frequently such a psycho­ Paj^ments, if you wish. logical concession of superiority David left his home on the right burner clean os it amounts to conferral of such su­ side of the tracks, and found him­ There is no such ihint; as safe-kecpii>j; you can get one for less than 2( a day IN MAHOGANY self a gang, and became its leader, ALL FOUR ...NOW O N LY^324*** hoots your homsfl periority in tactics. And if we con­ in the home for valuable documents and — and provide real safety for your O pen stock tinue to ‘nsist that 17,000,000 Ea.st an 1 organized it into a pitclied bat­ jewels. ,'\nd there isn’t any really good bonds, stock certificates, insurance pol­ RT-98 is the most completely tle which the police Interrupted. effective fuel oil additive in use Germahs could take over 55,000,- reason for such storage. So we urge you, icies, car title, deed, will, and jewelry ^>00 W est Germans, we might con- Everybody's main reaction to today This help* your oil this has been to imagine the heart­ if \oure doing it, to discontinue the you seldom use. You'll be glad you did burner deliver more dean, de­ dining rooms Qustom-covered ceiv’ably even bring it to pass. Magnavox Stereo Systems priced from only $149.90 break being experienced hy the fa­ pendable heat. You get pre­ But th e time ought to come practic-e — to stop taking such a risk. for you'll never have to worry about ther, the former Dodger catcher mium service, too. All designed when we declare psychological in­ Rent a safe deposit box instead — them again. Plan to stop in soon. 79.50 who has himself been such a fine TESTED, ADJUSTED, DELIVERED, GUARANTEED and to make home heating easy. upholsteries dependence, and combine a natural confidence in our own way of life example tf one who came up from SERVICED BY OUR OWN MECHANICS with a more realistic appraisal of the wrong side of the trac]*s a FINANCED ON OUR OWN LOW-COST TIME-PAY PLAN Call today for Reg. $235.00 Lawson ^ fa , a peren­ fine gentleman and admired public the Communist way of life. George with nial favorite, comes in ■ o Kennan, certainly one of the figure, a public crusader against Mobilheat RT-9t Slimline document prints or tex- l o y * world’s beat authorities on C om ­ Juvenile delinquency, and now, of tured homespuns. course, heroic In his efforts to cre­ The Conneefieuf Bank munism, makes bold to pro­ Service an^ Repairs on Any TV or Radio claim that Communism as an ide­ ate a useful life from the confines Modern styling Reg; $135.00 Wing Chair is a Chip­ of his wheel chair. AND TRUST COMPANY WE GIVE pendale model; fits the - s/i# i ology is already dead. That may be GREEN STAMPS .a bit bold, and yet much cloeer to But "Campy" isn't the first, and Early America’n scheme | | won't be the last, father, to be Buy this Scandinavian-atyle to perfection. the truth than any argument modem any way you want, "whtdi aaya we must aetjaa if Com­ startled and humiliated by the revelation of some hard-to-belleve MORIARTY from our, open stMk collec­ Reg. $129.00 Lounge Cha^fiTej|^ munism alwaya automatically has tion. China reg. $89.50; Ta­ man-comfort to your Co- * tlM drop op democracy. S'pect of his own child. Not all 26 OFFICES SERVING 18 CONNECTICUT COMMUNITIES parents do their ^st, but «ven ble reg. $99.60; Chairs reg. lonial living room; when they do their heat, or the 893 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER RROTHERS $24.60. Satin-smooth hut- cut-back arms. Cat^ Wurk, Bat Not Pay browij, walnut! 19.95 best that anybody could Judge pos- n o r t h b r a n c h — 15 NORTH MAIN STREET EASY PARKING 301-31B Cantor Straot h#n th« rao###ioB was young, slbls, .thers Is no gfliarantee against 130 CENTER ST. CORNiR Of CHURCH a a i daspanlng, and nobody knfw unexpected trials and tribulatlbns. 935 MAIN S1;REET, A\ANCHESTER-OPEN 9 AAA TO 5:30 PAA'- THURSDAY AND F IHTS TO' 9 - Mwr t v tt wasr going to go, there There is no really%lse parent who . J i ( U . 3 ^ /■ ■ ■ I I II ' m i n i I I I I I . l i t / ■

/" / I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1959 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEJBRUARY 26, 1959 p a o b t e r Coventry v SoconySeis Coventry U W N MOWERS Blast by Khrushchev Dampens U.S. Moon Strauss Faces Quiz, Girl Breaks Leg Mfilorisl Chapped Fair-Trade After 2-Car Crash Sharpened Hopes for Macmillan Success On Dixdn~Yates Role ^ In Sliding Mishap and Repaired A New Jersey man was warned Launching Donna Hull, l2-year-old daugh­ AH work giiaraateMl. Free Gas Prices by State Police yesterday morning , pl'ck-up and delivery. 16% {lnatliiiiri nnin One) ment Strauae arranged for a pree- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Hull, Washington, Feb. 25 —'i Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry, frac­ for traveling, too fast for condi­ off on sharpening Baifl Socony Mobil CfU Co. announced Several Democrat! are building a identlal directive requiring the March 1st. The 8e\iel premier bruehed «sldj Wapping Man Due Today A ge to contract with the Dixon tured her left lower leg yesterday tions as the result of a 2 -car ac­ i t iday that it has algned contracU protest bonfire under President in a tobogganing accident. M obeolete the western proposal for ! with' ila Connecticut dealers specl- Yates utilities combine to build a cident on North River Rd. in Cov­ a foreign ministers ronference on Donna and two other children, BRUNO MOSKE tConMnued from Page One) : fying a minlnu m retail fair-trade Bisenhower’s nomination of Lewis power plant at West Memphis, entry. Germany. In.stead, he plumped Heads Cast L. Strauss ss secretary of com­ Ark., to supply supplemental pow­ Richard and Patricia Morin, were price for Mobilgia and Moblglas riding the .toboggan on a, hill near State Police said today that Wil­ Ml 34)771 again for summit talhs and sprung Diffleultiea developed and the merce. er to the T>nnes»ee "VaUey author­ a surprise by offering Britain a Special. ' Strauss, one of Washington s Donna's home about 1:30 p.m. The liam Meer. 24, of Hopatcong, N.J.. Of ^GasUghC launching vehicle was damaged, j Two or three other major oil ity. toboggan overturned, throwing the was driving south on North River nonaggression part. Onre more he more controversial figures, ap­ The contract wat canceled by Insisted that German reunifirations The satellite » to be launched by j companies indicated they would pears likely to get eventual con­ Morin youngsters free, but pin­ R(l. about 8:50 a m, when he atnick 1 probably favor similar moves presidential order after testimony the rear of a car driven by Antonio 1 eras a matter for the Kast and William Dobson of Wappiiig, a mean.s of a Thor missile first i firmation if only becauae the Sen­ before congreseional committee ning Donna underneath- West German governments, not the while till! third said it had "noth­ SInIcrope, 73. of East Hartford speech and drama graduate of stsge. topped by a Bell Hu.atler , ate seldom in modern times has showed Adolphe Wenzell. New She was taken by ambulance to ARE YOUR CAR Big Fotir. Weslevan- Ifniversity has been ing to announce at this time." rejected a cabinet appointment. Manchester Memorial Ho.spltal, Both .SInicrope and an unidentified ; Marmillan " rlearlv planed In rocliet. I The Socony cofltracts provide York financier, served as an ad­ pas.aengcr received bruised legs as ' PAYMENTS TOO I sele.-ied to play the lead role in The Xl.A designed for tlie pio-I But Sens. Estes Kefaiiver (D- viser both to the Budget Bureau Where her condition ■was described an emhsrr.aa.stng po.iiiion a.a for a minlr.u'.m fair-trade retail a result of the collision I the Cnventrv Players r.-acl sp iiig ii-er effort at. flight outside the at-! Tenn),. Olln D. Johnston iD-SCI and to‘the utilities Interests. as ’'good" this noon by ambulance Khnishrhei- obviously had not tsk | price^ effective March 2. of 28.9 to Manchester Memorial Ho.spltal. The accident was Investigated by , HIGH? j production of "G.aslight.' by P-ut- moapherr. will be rarried under a and some o'.her Democrats are ex- The City of Memphis. Tenn., then an this hne w.lh him in thr.r first ■ cents for Mobilgas and 32.9 cents where her condition was de.scribed Slate Pollreman Stanley Naslatka rick Hamilton, 'f. B.’’i2 bomber on Its first flight test. | iected to direct a hot fire against served by TVA, h.ad derided In the dsy.s of talkinr: "Ii set us baik f as "good" this noon by a hospital of tlie Stafford Springs barracks. Plai'ing opposite Dobson in the letter it will be drop)ied without i for Mobilga.s Special. These mini­ he former chairman of the meantime to build its own power on our heels after dais of hark-,■ mM-Victorian thriller will he Mrs, mum fair-trade prices include Atomic Energy Commission spokesm an. fuel from the n:i2. aud p lot .Scott j plant. gl^nplng. ' one British nffinal said taxes of nine cents per gallon. (AEC) before the appointment is TRADE Crossf'eld w'll glide into a landing. i Sen. John A. Carroll (D-Colo) In earlier private talk' wi h the The company cited "destructive acted upon by the Senate Com­ Horar .'iO ^ rare Old 1 British premier KhriMhrhei' liad Then It will lie dropped fully load- ! said he took a dim view of some of Old Find Put to Use Vv’F.t et1nl'»ers' ( miferenee designed for giound takeoff. price-war areas to re-establish the j merce Committee to inquire into New York concern’s laboratory caliber of service which the pub­ Atty. Gen. Rogers meanwhile |I Strauss’ attitude toward textile im- sa" the technique consi.sls of ficial records showing Topolino | Beaupre Motors Khruslirhev also remarked |o made public a letter to Kefauver | wa.s drafted into Ihe Italian Army PYenrh Amhi.-ader Maur'-e Pe lic has traditionally associated ! ports from Japan. bombarding cathodes with Ionized BROAD ST. AT with m.ir brand name," the com­ saying there is no such investiga- ' Johnstorl said that Henry Kearns, gas molec.les to dislodge metallic 4 7 years ago when lie was three. 1 lean at the party last n gh’ (ha’ tlon pending. ; assistant secretary of commerce, Next Slope Is Nosedive He hauled animunlllon for the ar­ W. MIDDLE TPKE. "there will he no foreign mtnisler.t . pany said. atoms which then redeposit on "There have been no findings | had said the United States is ’’In- tillery In Libya in World War I. Open Evenings—MI 8-24N Can . oii re allling, but eonferener ' •s a l i d In the Department of Justice !1 teresled in seeing the Japanese a He la still In good health and in fyindon. the pro.gp'ernmeiil / I > A spokesman also pointed out it is possible that the method could iiiaiiciivcr. which reflect adversely on Mr. j textile industry expand’’ in this look at the finesse with which these two masters of the derriere schiiss complete the tricky leLs neighborhood children ride dailv mail suggested tha' Khnisli- that Mobil dealers in the State be used for making entire printed Center Springs Park wai the Aspen of the Flexible Flyer crowd yesterda>^______Okay,Okav, fellow s. It a lime Strauss.’’ Rogers said. country. The Senator said he wants circuits. Including resistors, ca­ him about his pasture. Chev a speerh nunhl have hern d< are free to charge more than the He added it would be Inappro- 1 for stem Christie If you don’t want to land In the brook 1(Herald Herald PPhoto by Pinto 1. ' to know Strauss’ views, pacitors, and leads. a glgned as a deliberate insult anu Why has Ihe sta ’ue of Venus DIVI.SiON HI, CLYDE 1MCHA DtViSUlN II. JUDY LARSON fair-trade minimum prices if they priate for him to comment further i Strauss has been involved In said, "if so. the diseiisslons are de ,\liln no arms" wisli. because the government is still I bitter controversy in the pP)- can concentrate on things that will announce its stand, he said. Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney (D- A Putnam, Conn., man collapsed unite ua rather than divide us, at Rave Culver of Coventry, well- and have never been found known throughout the area for her .Most F-.SSO stations in the State Okla), a committee member, said In a truck here yesterday. He was least don't let us add to mankind s are sellipg regular gasoline for dead when he arrived at a hospi­ burdens by becoming victims of work at rh al-in-the-Grove. a.s well Q Ilnw many nations are rep­ "There will be more than cursory as with tile Coventry player.s and resented In the College of Cardi­ about 25.9 c n-s and premium hearings." with a number of tal. our own propaganda " Police identified the dead mayi The London Daily Telegraph, other little theater groups. nals ' about three cen’iS higher, he said, people to be heard. as Francis Gogollnski. 45, of 139 another supporter of the Maemil- William Ml Curdy of Hartford A The new Cardinals are from edding the dealers set their Told by a reporter of Kefau- Mechanics St., Putnam. Fellow lan government, cautioned in an : who has directed many plaj’s nine nations. Ineliiding the id from prii'cs, as they see fit. ver’s reference to Dixon-Yates, A spokesman for the Atlantic workers said Gogollnski was back­ adltorial this morning: I throughout the stale, is directing Italy. Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois, the show which will be prc.scntcd Refining Co. said he would aa- the Senate Republican leader, ex­ ing his truck up to a loading plat­ "If Britain were to sign such a i M.arch 20 and 21 at the W illiman- siinie the company "would go for form at the liquid carbonic divi­ Wlaterial t nonaggreaston l treaty I Q What island off the roast of claim ed : tic Slate Tcai hers College .Shafer Brazil is larger than .Switzerland? a fair trade agreement" with its "Oh, my, are they going to sion of General Dynamics Corp. at this particular juncture, the ] dealers but he was unable to say bring that up again? Well, I’ll then stopped. consequences would be far more A The island of Marajo. definitely at this time as the mat­ be on hand to help defend Adm. When the workers investigated aerious than any propaganda em­ ter has been referred to company Strauss." they found Gogollnski on the barrassment from rejecting it. Her ua.« Rrnny rjaod- man wh^*n h« bo^^an hia nvi-^iral headquarters. Kefauver contended In a state- ground beside the truck. Alllea would have every reason to .Vttemptexl Beifore regard themselves as being badly ra rrrr " A waa 14. I Atlantic has aiirh agreements let down." with the dealers in Penneylvania In Washington. U.S. officials Q What was the original m"an- ■ at the present time, he said, and were Inclined to regard Khnish- was one of the fir.st to attempt the chev’a speech as a political man­ ing nf ''Boefeater'' as applied to Ihe British Veonien of the Guard" fair trade practice with its Con­ euver which did not slam the door necticut stations shout two years on an eventual foreign ministers A "Bo'-feater ■ origmalh- in-iiv "servant.' ago Just say the wordL., conference on Germany There However, he said, several of has been considerable speculation Q llo v eailv did Ihe W .i-.lung- the other large oik firms '"didn’t for w'eeks that the Kremlin would go for fair trade agreements" You'ro always welcome at auggest summit talk.* in its foi- ton family settle m Amerira? i , with their dealers at the time. tnal reply to the western B 1 g i A George Washington was a I I third-generation Virginian his | This forced some Atlantic deal­ Three note of Feb. 16. ers to once again cut prices to There was a feeling that 1 great-grandfather had come overt meet co.nipetitinii. he said, and the Khrushchev might agree to a for­ ! from Knglaiifl to pic k up a rargo| fair trade program gradually de­ eign ministers meeting in further of toliaeco in IH.iO, A stonii drove; teriorated yes, you get a “royal welcome” at BENEFICIAL when exchanges rather than risk a mili­ I the ship .aground and lie lem 'ined A spokesman for .6hell Oil said you want cash to pay off piled-up bills! Just phone tary showdown by carrying out I ill the New World. the company had heard about BENEFICIAL for a Bill (ilean-lJp Loan! Then, make only his threat to give the Fast Ger­ Socony’s proposal to begin the one naonthly payment instead of several... and you may mans control of the Allied route Q Where la the world a largest i fair trade practice but had nothing hAve fHOTS cash left over each month. Remember: it a Just to West Berlin. railroad library? . . . . to say about .‘Shell’s position at like 1-2-8 to call up, soon as approved come in . . and A In Washington, D C. It Is pick up your loan! Phone or come in todayt Mr*. Raye Culver maintained hy tha Bureau of Rail­ this time. CRADE 6, TIMOTHY BADCEU GRADE 5, MARY GORMAN Like the Esso company, dealers Aiidilorium. Curtain time Is 8:30 way Economics of the Association LMine « S $ o $666 — Leans llle-lnsured at Uw east for A tlantic and .Shell set their Probate Assembly p.m. of American Railroads, and was es­ SALE ZriUon Feuerman of Coventry, tablished in 1910. The library is own retail ga.soline prices. t06 MAIN STm Over W«w|worth’$, Gives ToM n ^319 an active piembei of the Player.s, open to the public. 110 Alleiid -\ffair MItehall . Ask far the YES MANager will also portray a leading role in Hartford Art el,agiie Sunttay. STATE DRI5ER KIIJ^ED OPEN THtUtSDAY EVENINGS UNTIl S P.M. The Connecticut Probate Assem-i the show. Others of the ca.st will Q The polka is a native dance Winners Selected For Police Chief •St Augustine. Fla., Feb. 25 (/Tl blv has given $319.12 to the Town ' be F.dith Moore of Coventry and of what country? A/North Haven. Conn., driver died/beneath the wheels of his oeNePicisL fin a n c x c o .\ Wards luxury of Manchester as part of a S23. - ' Mrs- Kileen Liiko of Colchester. A Czechoslovakia. One hundred and ten people O »*s». 2«.M payment to 122 probate dis-i Mrs. Moore has appeared in many [ Q—How many C.S. presidents gathered at the Hawthorne Inn in own truck yesterday. tricta In the State's 169 towns j of the Players’ productions Mrs. I were never married" Berlin laal night to honor Man- Highway police said Leo* Fer­ A —Jam es Buchanan was our In Science Fair rari. 42, died after his truck The payilient, largest in' Assem - Luko is a member of the Colches- Skalinw Advisory ehe.ster Polire Duef James M. ! only bachelor pre.sident. struck another tnick near here. Broadloom bly history, represented money left ' ter Players. Reardon for tii.s service to Con­ BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. over from assessments that Walter F. Tedford, Is stage Clvde Richard. H senior at M a n -^ ‘’HerbR." The herbs were held In necticut dining his career wi|.h the Ferrari and his nephew, Richard 43 Skatiii" Days ; Ferrari. 14. were thrown from the levied against the Ineonie ' the manager and is being assisted by Q What is the historical mean­ Chester Hiph School, look first j transparent, labeled containers. A State Police. State's probate court.s to p-.y As- Burton F. .Moore both of Coventry ing nf the word "macaroni"? booklet describing the 10 different A scroll and lealherbonnd book truck and the driver fell tinder the prize in the acnior high school divi-1 Enjoyed al Pond , wheel.s. aembly admini.stration co.st.s The prodiiellon .staff is headed A One nf a class of traveled Sion of the eighth annual Science , herbs completed the project. . containing the najne.s of all who choose from The last assessment paid by pro by Mr and Mrs .lay Kolli.s of young men affecting foreign ways. Fair. Judging was done last night . Robert Jamaitis. 4,5 Westwood ! attended wei’e presented to Rear* The younger Ferrari received bate Judge John J Willett was .'slorrs. Their staff follows: .Mr.s in preparation for the publie di.s-| St . won second prize in the. top Fifteen years ago. during the don at dinner's end by William D. minor injuries. about $433. The last Assembly pay­ Q Wfl.s the Roc a real bird? Make Extra Savings With .Moore, costumes. Harold Sypher, play of the entries tomorrow and i division with an exhibit called 1943-44 winter season, there were | Roth, president of the Connecticut__ Wool, Nylon or ment to Manche.ster wa., about lighting: Mrs. Irene Sypher. prop­ A l/.ie Ror existed only in Friday from 2 to 9 p.m. in the high "Solar Energy ” He is a senior at Petioleiim Council. The dinner was $127, he said. fable. It uas said to he so large 43 days of good ice skating al Cen­ erties: .Mrs Ann Bums, set de­ schooi cafeteria. | the high .school. .spon.snred jointly by the council ! A formula based on probate that Its u'lngs darkened the sun. ter Springs Pond. With good to ex­ sign: Lila Kove of Hartford, Prizes will be awarded to Rich­ Paul Geissler. 300 N. Main St., and the Gbnnecticiit Petroleum court gross income and each town’s .sound, and Mrs. .lean Diitlnn nf and It could carry an elcpliant in cellent conditions repoiled today. A.s.sn. Acrilan, 8 patterns, grand list is -used to determine it.s clani"^ Mo.«t of our knowledge ard and the other winner.s at a spe­ took third prize in the same di­ Double Green Stamps Maneliester, makeup cial as.semhly Friday at 8:30 p.m. vision with his entry "Hydropon­ Park Superintendent Horacp Miir- Reardon »Lso received a piir.se. the payments. The money will gn The Plav'er.s have ranceled their of the bird is den\Td fmni tlie presented hy Harry Crombie. Into M anchester's general fund at the high acliool. ics.” The team prize in this di­ plicv said tliat there have now been SEN D TH EM ■March 16 meeting because of tlie ■■.\rabian Nighl.s' Kntertam- cliairman of the Petroleum Coun­ Of the total trisa paymeiu Hart­ 1 Uichaid's prize winning entr.v vision went In George Ordway. 110 43 skating days for the 19.')8-.'’'!l sea ­ 28 rich colors production ' ments." cil. ; GIVEN WITH CASH SALES THURSDAY ford received Ihe most with 51- I was "Healing of the Fiiliire, Cambridge St , and Peter Klock, 63 son. Skating hours will bo until 10 M anchester Ma.ynr , Eugene T. 632.27. Q In railroading, V lull is : .sliowing liow .solar energy can be Henry St., for their entry on "Me­ THE IManehester Evening Herald tonight under supervision. Kelly spoke briefly at the dinner The 1957 payment Statewide was 'head-end' traffic? used to lieal a hou.se. The yoiilli tabolism." and delivered the regrets of Geii- $7,990.23. I Coventry rorreepondent, Mrs. F. | Coasting conditions are excellent On This Special Sale of Odd Styles In A Mail. e.xprcss. baggage, model of a hou.se with transparent Sficond In IWvlslon at Cenler Springs Park, with hours | eral Manager Richard Martin, who ■« I Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim newspapers and milk, u.siially plumbing in the ceiling, and a HOMETOWN I 2-6231. Stephen Gendel, 131 Love Lane, of supervision Jrnm 10 a m. to B I was imable to attend The chair- transported In ear.s nearest the "solar fiirance,” U sing .sun lamp.s took second place In the seventh p.m. Ice hockev may he placed nieii of 1 he Manchester Democratic locomotive. to simulate the sun. and a flask to through ninth grade division. An daily from 10 'to 10 at Center and Republican Town Committee.s. NEWS >i‘ Sq. Yd. siniulale the furance, he showed eightli grader, he won willi the ex­ Springs Annex 1 .Steve Cavagnato and Ally. John Court Cases Q With what ceremonial rite how the heat of the lamp.s could Jumping Jack Shoes Cemplalaly Inslonad hibit, "Voice and Speecli How Now in its 2.5th season. Center Shea, also attended. doe.s the Pope begin the Jubilee convert water in the flask to steam Hospital Notes People Talk. ” Springs i.s -Manchester’s No. 1 pub­ Slate Pnlii-e Conimis.sioner .loliii Year ? !o heat the house. FlneJ totaling $12 were levied , „ ,1 Kathleen .Johnson. 233 (’enter. lic skating area. C. Kelly, the main .speaker, ered- Wards has the carpet that’s right for A At the beginning of the .Iii- Richard IS the 18-year-old son of , ited Reardon with rewriting and In Town Court this morning hy Patients Todav; 202 Mr and Mrs^ Cl.vde Richard, 110 The longest skating .sea.son on ADMCrren YF,=:fERDAY .lo- hllee Year the Pope opens Ihe record war. in 1934-35 when 59 days revi.sing the Slate fire rode and yaur hame and at a tremendous sav­ IDeputy Judge .Tiilc' A Karp I door of a designated church. At Washington St., and he is taking , seventh grade. The loam Red or White Sandals There weri eight eases on the ■sepli Hanna. 448 'V Middle Tpke.i were enjoyed. There wei-p .55 days .said it wa.s .s;ill in effect. Catherina Murray. 167 Maple St.; I the end of the year he dose it a college preparatory eniirse. j py Susan Bona, 271 in the 1933-34 .sea.son. .Should liie The ma.sler of rerenioiiie.s was , ing— choose from carved or tex­ docket. Between jubilee years the door is Wins .-\galii Jiramle L Easter 26 of the Donna lyoiii.se Hull, Coventry Henry ,St.. and Ma: jor:e Koblinsky, rod flag be flying from Center .Nelson Brown, executive secretary . and Saddle Oxfords . 8 8 ; i walled up. nf the I’etrolenm Connell and for- ’ tured all-wool; miracle Acrilan; or Nike Site, was fined $6 for speed­ Franri.s I'oiiglilin, East Hartford •Indy Larson, an eighth grader 40 Earl .St., with their project en­ Springs I-odgp tomorrow it will ing. Assistant Prosecutor .lohn N Roberl Blomherg, 39 Lancaster j al Barnard .liimor High School, titled "The Pump of Life." Both mark the third highest t-otal in his­ mer Speaker of Heuse of the Gen­ 1 0 0 % nylon in a host of rich colors Q Who conimanricd Ihe a mies eral Assemhlv. Lombardo said Easter wa.c ar­ ; Rd diaries Olsaver, East Hai't- v.oii lir.sf' prize in the second divi­ girls are 111 the eighth grade. tory. Child's sizes 5 to 9. , foV ': .Max Geiger, 149 Oakland -St.; , a I Getl.vsburg ? rested at 4 a m, Feb. 7 after po- sion comprising tlie seventh Robert L. Smith. 278 Hacknia- Bill Andriilot, Park De|>artnient and patterns. j Barbara Roiiiqiie, 9 Hoffman Rd.; | A Gen. Robert E Lee com­ tliroiigh ninth giade.s. Her entry, foreman, esUmalps that lliere is Reg. $5.00 value. Special 2 I'ce had sighted him driving, at I lack St., won second prize in Grade Allen Nov'akoiiski, 88 E>sex St manded the Confederate and Gen. between 12 and 14 inches of ire on a high rate of speed on .S. Mam "Silicone," .showed the production 6 with .an exhibit railed a "Ciga- NO MONEY DOWN ON WARDS Joan Welch. Tp' Falknor Dr.; Mlsi j George G. Meade, the Union forces. of the material and its many uses. Health Officials St. ' rette Filter Tester." Linda Thomas. Centei's today. Darlene Salertiis. 26 Mounts(in St..: „ „ c j . Her entry won top lionors in the Murphey recalled that only once, HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAN Joseph M. Klucewicz, 36. of Rockville, Suzanne Castetter. i ^ ^an a U.S. president grant I 47 Wellington Rd., took third prize. Urjies Flu Shots recent Barnard Science Fair, I Her project was called "How Tele- during the 11948-49 season. was East Hartford, was also fined $6 tVapping: Mrs. Jean M atthew, 189 ; a ixisthiimous pardon? Timothy Badger from the on a charge of following too close-; . ly^vid Galligaii Jr I No. I vision Works." there not a sufficient thickness of Regardless of where Green School was the first place ii'e to allow skating at Center’s. Connecticut residetiLs have been ly. Klucewicz was arrested Feb. ! 30; n Man, St ; Mrs. Tere.sa Sie- I Tie for Team Prize Child’s Straps$Q.88 winner for Grade 6 with his en- 1 There was but one day during the urged to nhtai , a pol.yCalent vac- your service man or 1 by State Police after he struck 1 venson, 22 Walker St Q tVhat is the roldest tem­ There wa.s a tie foi the team C'li to immunize them against in- perature yet recorded? try, "Sulphuric Acid Plant Con-1 1952-53 sea.son. hut for the past five woman is stationed, the rear of an aiitomomible on the ! BIRTHS YE.STERDAY: A daugli- prize in Grade 6. Pamela Cum­ firenza. The Connecticut State A At Soviet skaya. a Russian ■tact Proces.s” The entry was a. years the skating days have nm Sizes 6rti on tha floor manship, and nefitness. The fair is nounced in New York last month New York—In the supermarket hanu. 18, of Newburyport, Mass., Edward Morlarty, 27 Kensington could produce someWireworka over sponsored by the High School ■ Paris 7-7 The world’s largest un­ Reg. 17.56 values. Speeial ...... Kg anoughr for a faoit—yat, ra- Only at Words! Excknivaly daslgnad and to Dona U Gauthier, 37. of St.; Paul Brown, South Windsor; that the Imard would be asked to SclMice Club. of the future, shoppers may punch ducas to 3x4 fk Weodgrain ploaUe repudiate the conference’s recom­ the controversial iasue. derground gas reservoir hft^'been i^anrlicBter 2-piace Nving room tuito and bad Boltoti. William Patterson, 8 W . Center carde aa they walk along, and the built a t B eynes to serve PAri^. It smt mendation on Communist China. A resolution by ihe board has tobla top fadiH ttaim, *. Pod- dovanpcMt hove full ceil bo»a and . RohMrta; charged svlth Improper St.; Deborah Alnslee, 36 Crosby punches will, activate a system holds about 12H ,biUion cubic feet SALE FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK Dr. Poling, editor of the Christian noted that the Cleveland confer­ 8GUEEZE PLAT dad plodic covarad chain in bock, luxury foam robbar cuthiom. naa of marker plates, and Abra- Rd.; Joan Luginbuhl, Ellington; Seneca, ^ Mq. IA»)—Two bandits that will automatically deliver the of gas in a l, 0S0-foot-dep layer of hama, charged with intoxication, Michael Baboval, East Hartford; Herald, said at ther Time that a ence spoke for itself and not the .selected articles from a stockroom JEnPttitig brown, floma ond Qroy. Incloda*: emort button-luftad waltad bock and national council as a whole. used a novel Tnethod of preventing porous sand covered with, a 23-to- were arreated at a local gas station Harry Sostman, 26 Seaman Circle: nationwide poll of Protestant Immediate alarm after they robbeti, to the exit dooi*. And the next log­ 39-fooGthick layer of clay which tobla, 2 laovai, 6 chain, axianiion ■ oniM. Rayon friaXa coVar. Povanport 1 a a t Saturday. Gauthier, who clergy showed 87 per cent against $5dewR.|14ai«wiiW^ Mrs. Grace WrighL 39 N. Elm St.; Xmong other matters scheduled a service station. They forced the ical step, predicts the publication, pr'events the gas from escaping. r lR.H01iasSON MANY tobla. Im lo n s 6 '4 ' sMttraMl ' aought the 4h)nt1nuance to secure recognition or U.N. affiliation for Mrs. Ruth Smith, 46 Crestwood to coine up at the meeting here attendant, Gerald Golden, 28, to lie Food Engineering, may be a setup The clay layer is 5.1 miles long l|pralft Sxipe ehpL'6...... Per 'El.aB legal counMd, la charged -w ith Dr.; Mrs. Lena Chaghot, Glaston­ Red China. He added he would ask are peaceful uses of nuclear en­ beneath a grease rack and lowered in which the punch cards are sent and 1.2 miles 'wide. A 17.4-mile EXiTRA evading raaponaibility. Lombardo bury: Kennet)! Stapleton Jr, East the general boaird, during the 2- ergy, bias in housing, and union the rack until he was pinned. He to banks that handle supemiarket conduit ■with a 15.7-lnch diameter OREZK STJlMPg aakf OauUUer hit a parked .par on W indsor; Mrs. Florence Schiavettl daif Hartford meeting, to disavow membership aa a condition of em­ was rescued ,48 minutes later, and charge accounts, Thus the cus­ carrlea the gaa from the Teaervolr USES Mabi S t rah. dun left the acene. and eon. Brandy Rd„ Bolton. the Cleveland reaolution. p loym en t •uffered only'minor brulaes. tomer won’t haVe to use dash. to Parle. * . / ?

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f- - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959 Pages 13 to 24. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959 Section Two WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959 H anrljifBtp r ^ttetting i^ rralb Blast KH ls 2 Tolland Man Sheekey Lists liBA Bids Congress At Los Alam os Redevelopment Steps Top Farmer New Pavings Loa Alamos, N. M„ Ftb. J6 UP)— Tighten Red Curbs Two employes of Uis Los Alamos Explained for TRA Dairy farmer Urban F. Lugln- Storm Drains Scisntifle Laboratory were IdUed buhl, 33, of Snlpalc L*ke Rd., Tol­ yesterday In an exploalon. ______-I Chlosxo reb. SS -T h* Anwri^to Umit the Supreme Court * Jur- land. wa* aelected as the State's Proposed storm sewers and a '* * * * • ” • ______isdiction are nnnoaed. opposed. Officials of the atomic labora­ Has Manchester any areaa which'^grounda suid other "fix up” opera- MB Bar Aun. wy* Congrew tions. Outstanding Young Farmer at a permanent paving program tor th e But the report noted that dif­ tory said no radioactive material are suffidenUy "blighted” to qual­ Junior Chambar of Commerce 1669-60 fiscal year have been listed riMUld tighten l»w i dMlgned prln- ferences over some court rulings or radiation were Involved. The federal progrram is primari­ ify for federal or State redevelop­ ly concerned with housing. Wilcox awards bemquet In Plalnvllle last by Town Engineer James Sheekey dpally to curb Communl*U. "have given rise not only to severe TCe victim* were Leo G. Guerin, night. in the town's capital improvements criticism of the decisions, but un­ 35, Santa Crue, N. M., and Ray­ ^f)luj!9pliWieiil ment aid? explained, and to qualify for U .8. n-iosen Feb. 14 as the Oustand- VoUng approval yeaterday of a the question which the newly Government aid 61 per cent of the, budget. fortunately to condemnation of the mond A. Means, 31, Los Alamos. It's ing Voiing Farmer In the Tolland- oommlttM report which made fo rm ed ‘ Town Redevelopment area must deal basically with resi­ Costing an estimated $110,562 Buch a recommendation, the court itself." It advocates a clear A laboratory spokesman said Vernon-Elllnglon area, Luginbuhl the accident took place during Agency (TRA) must answer be­ dential redevelopment. according to Sheekey'* estimate, ABA'a ruling House of Delegates definition of the powers of the was sponsored In the statewide the storm sewers would be located: House Committee on un-American "normal'' machining of a chemical fore any move can be made to Under this program, the gov­ noted offlclBlly that some recent competition hy the Rockville Jay- 1. On W. Middle Tpke. from Activities. explosive. secure such aid. ernment \youId bear two-thirds the Supreme Court decisions dealing cost and the State and -municipal­ oees Dover Rd. via a right of way to wlUi Communist activity and in­ In a stormy session ending tlie He said the explosive is used to To help the agency In its pro­ As his award. Luginbuhl will re­ study the phenomena of shock ity would each pay one-sixth. the Hockanum River, $21,552, ternal eecurlty "have been severdy 246-member house's 2-day aession, gram, Milo Wilcox of the Stale ceive an expense-paid trip to the waves and is one which has been Development Commialtion met with For example on a project cost­ 2. On W. Middle Tpke. from critlelaed and deemed unsound by Ix)yd Wright, Los Angeles, form­ annual National Jaycee 1 our Out­ Englewood Rd. eto Dover Rd., $8,- er ABA president, led the fight to handled at Los Alamos several the local group last night in the ing $600,000, the municipality many responslbl* authorltlea would pay $100,000. the State an­ standing Young Farmers program 403. delay a vote on the report until years without previous accidents. Municipal Building and spent al­ in C edar R apids, Iow a, A pril 6, 7, In general, the report asks Con­ He said the cause of the blast is most two hours explaining what other $100,000 and the federal 3. Main St. from Leonard St. to the annual ABA meeting In Mi­ and 8. gress to take another look at some being sought. urban renewal is. how it works, government would contribute the Bigelow Brook, $56,735. ami in August, E n g a g e d Lug'inbuhl will compete with 4. Parker St. from Jensen 8L to recent Supreme Court decisions NEW ARRIVALS IN MEN'S the benefits a community would rest of the money, he said. Master Councilor "We owe the people of this farmers from other slates for the Bigelow Brook. $14,020. and amend the questioned laws to T he engagement of A.3.C. receive from such a program, and Under the plan, the agency Malcolm Robertson ,Ti-. will be country enough to tell tliem what top national awards. ,3. Adams St. from a drtvewsy remove any doubts as to the intent Marih-n ,1. Haiipt to I,awrpnce C 1,000 Letters Daily the various steps which must be would acquire the “blighted area” installed as master councilor of of the legislators. Any proposals the C o m miin lata are doing.'' either through negotiation or This is the second year In a row I nt number 165 to the Hockanum Wright said ''l-T t It time we told H ageler Is announced by her taken to qualify. that a farmer from Tolland County John Mather Chapter, Order of River, $9,840. mother. Mrs. Anna Haupt, 4 Pearl Melbourne, Feb. 26 (Ah — M ore Acting on Wilcox' recommenda­ through condemnation proceedings the court to read the law and than 1,000 letters are pouring Into has won the slate award and went DeMolay, In a semi-public Installa­ The permanent paving, which St. tion, the TRA decided to meet next brought by the town, would clear stop writlpg If'eologlcal opinions?" the Billy Graham Crusade head­ it and then sell it to a redeveloper on to competition in the national tion Monday at 8 p.m. in the Ma­ would cost a total of $21,262, Miss Haupt graduated from with the Town Planning Commis­ finals LOOKING FOR Albert Jenner, of Chicago, auc- quarters In Mclbotjrne dally. who would build homes or apart­ sonic Temple, would be laid on: M anchester High School In the sion to study its land-use maps La.st y e a r's sta te w inner, potat<»- Main St, ' om Blssell St. to ceaafully moved to change one of Most are from local people. But In order to determine which areas ments according to agency specifi­ the committee's reaolullons to class of and entered the Air some come from as far afield as fa rm e r Thoma.s 1-aO iance of ,Som- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Hartford Rd., $8,100. Force In March 1938. Her fiance In town, if any, would be most cations. LAMP read, in substance, that aome of the United States, from people I’rlT-ate Money Neexled ersville, was name9banon. in town to super­ Long Buy m odel...... only $30.00 vise tlie building of the Yeomans Motor Trend M agaifm home on the Green, conducted the band, and was his first teacher. His own first band, as conduc­ REDUCED 25% to 75% In making its annual automotive award, the staff over-all integrated styling. Any comparison Buy this Simmons tor, was tlie South Coventry Brass Not all colors, models and sizes. Band; then came the Colchester of Motor Trend Magazine, leading automotive with narrower track cars readily shows the 2579 PAIRS of PANTS Comet, Old Civil War Band, (he publication, tests and evaluates all new cars. Here difference.” Bock Guard mattress still has pupils in Colchester), and Extra-quality mattress preferred by are quotations from the April 1959 issue: then follows a long list. “For th* economy-minded, an efficient new back-cansciaus sleepers. 312 extra- ! Among his souvenirs-he has an 29 PAIR MEN’S “Th# tlobility of fh* 1959 Pontiac I* the out­ e n g in e . The new 4 2 0 E Tempest economy en­ 6rm, back-supparting 4|>rings, "crush- invaluaible collection of pictures of standing automotiv* advance of th* year. many bands he conducted, dating gine offers remarkable performance aloi^ with proof" border, 100% cotton uphol­ Everyone considering a new car should experi­ stery. Choose tufted back to 1900. A local band In that exceptionally high mileage while operating on ALL Waai SP8RT SLACKS S8.22 era played Sunday afternoon con­ ence it.” regular grade gasoline.” or tuftless, full or twin • ID U 2 FOR certs each week, at the public BO-fn. long Bey . . . ' 6 9 = Sizes 28 to 40. Values $14.95 to $16.95. beach on Columbia Lake, buying “k'l th* best balanced passenger car in twin or full size...... $79.50 their uniforms from the monies A m e rica . We firmly believe that in moving ‘IPontiac is again tops In performance, based WiDE TRACK j received. the wheels farther apart, to develop the widest on our extensive road testing. Acceleration is THE 0 ^ CAR WITH WHEELS Save now on this Sharkskins, Hanntls, Checks. Gabardines, Plain Frants, Pleated. T h ere was the first orchestra in stance of any American car, Pontiac has created outstanding, yet the engine is unusually quiet Wheels are five inches farther apart. This widens Frants. Values ta $8.95. Sixes 28 ta 42. the town - - they played at the and smooth.” Bock Guard box spring dedication of the original town an entirriy new sense of balance and handling onljr the stance, not the car. Pontiac takes a better 21 MEN’S LaUNGINGRaBESSSJIS hall in 1900. He is the -only living grip on the road, hugs tighter on curves and . . . when you buy the Bock Guard security.” Your nearest Pontiac dealer will be glad to let corners. Sway and lean disappear, ride is smoother, mattress. Now you con buy the member. The picture, taken In the Free Alterations $9.95 to $17.95 value. hall shows Alanson Fox, first “Pontiac's lines are cldan, simple and beau­ you road-test this award-winning automobile on ' balanced, steadier. Handling is easier. You drive matching box spring, with a new confidence, a comforting security. violinist, Amasa Hunt, cellist, tifu l. It has a fleet look, a trim appearance. T h e full or twin size, for $ O | | 0 0 Not all sizes or colors. your own. You’ll sec why it's the year's most Pontiac xnes you roadabililj no "narrow tanii/* and leader, Lyman, 'cornet, Nellie wide wheel design contributes greatly to its only ...... O v y Hunt, at the prgan, Fred Avery talked-about car! car can offer. long Boy m odel...... only $40.00 PARK flu.tlst, and Harry Tennant, clar­ inet. F R E E I \f yon woulf] like t reprint of the ctamu Musicians In Middies pletc. illustrated irticlc with all the ab4 FREE eviiuitiont on%hiCh Motor Trend iudted PbotiiC DOUBLE S&H Green Stamps Then there is one of the Ladies PnNTIAPI America’s Number 0 Road-Car "Cir of the Ycir'*—»ee your Pontiac de&lcr or v PURNELL y send post* Band of Hampton, dUited 1921. ■ » .1 ■ Thrii, .Totally Totally J^tw Jftw Suits Suiis • •Catalina Catalina • •Star Slat Chief Chief • Bonnemtti limniy your name and address on a This Is. a rare, group—their uni­ i I card to Poatiac Motor DiTiaioa* Deftitipml PARKING GIVEN WITH CASH SALES THURSDAY LO. Pootiic. Micliigao. forms block skirts, middy blouses, . ■ ■ , ' ' . f - black tiea and big straw sailor hats. He thinks this was tbe SEE YOUR LOCAL .AUTHORIZED PONTlAC DEALER only women’s' band anywhere Park frw in Purnell around. Parking, rear of pur ICEHOUSESSON Lyman telU, too, of one of his atore. No tickets! Just, most interesting and profitable en*. i M PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. park —- and shop at H|R( g^emqnts,' at Green Coye Springs, W E G I V E AVC GREEN STAMPS Florida. Here, the pictures ahow, S7S MAIN STREET -MANOIES 'NN. Regal! his orchestra playenj wore dresa iK-JW' ,*t-' FURNITURE D^AgTMENT {LOWER STORE L E V E L )^ 9-5221 elothea for their appearances. Ha T tn • li •i4ii*lSi1.t»i‘fiflt ‘d m m r / ■ K.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHF.STER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26,4969 PAGE rOlrtlTEilN entire Haitlaa eeastUae and fre­ WANB—840 WTIO—1080 J Rockville-Vernon Exiles Ask General Strike quently put in a- Haitian |K>rts. WINF—12M Daily Radio WHAY—aio Haitians fear and hate the Dom­ Marendax WDRO—1860 WPOP—1410 inican Republic and Trujillo. Eastern Standard Tims Handy Shrimp Plays Many Roles Neither the Dominican patrol of ■nUVEL UENCY WCOO—1290 Adult School Haitian shores nor the Duvaller- “T Haiti Seen Next Area Th% foUowlng program ftChCd-4ettl6— Trujillo agreement are popular In 18 Asylum St., Hartford • WHAY -Fr»d SvAnioB H aia On the other hand, Fidel ulaa ara auppilad by the radio WTIC—Dick B.rtfl TeL CHapel 7-5857 WL/RC—Ann.^ .lid Andy Enrolls 850 Castro is popular. managementa uid are subject to WPOP—Bob Scott Show Of Strife in Caribbean Duvaller fears an Invasion by Anthoriaed Agento For All change wtthout notice. Haitian exiles on the pattern of WHAY—Fred Swanuin A new record In. regletretlong Rail, Air and Steamahip WTIC—N«w» of th. World Castro’s Invssion of Cuba In late Linea WINF^-Manchaittr HaraM Nawa WURO-An»w«i Plea*. for adult evening eouraea hna been . (Ooiittraed triMs Page Om ) tarviaw Fab. iv na had Informa­ 1966. Castro lort all but 12 of his l:4e-> WPOP—Bob Scott Show ONLY! WINF~Muate tor tha First StUft J :4 d - reached for the aecond aemeater, tion that HalUan axiles ara balng landing force but managed to HAROLD EELLS 4:ae~ WHAY—Fred Swnn.on Martin Fagan, director, haa an­ dared that should hla enemies seek givan military training in Cuba In escape into the mountains of east­ Manchcater Agent WHAY—H6und t>of WTIC—New. to overcrow him he would un­ ern Cuba. 'i?here he built up a WCCC—Record Revua WDRC^K R Murrow THURSDAY ..FRI DAY.. SATURDAY nounced. preparation for an invasion of Tel. MI 9-7442 WKNB—Chuck Caron WPOP—Boh Scott Show More than 860 peraona have reg- leash a total revolution and not Haiti. The only sign of mlUtary guerrilla force of thousands which WTlC—Rosa Miller latered for the aemeater, acheduled leave one atone on another In Port preparedneaa againat any such in­ in two years forced Fulgenclo Ba- WDRC—Arthur Johnaon WHAYr-E(i. P. Morgnn au Prince. In what aeima to be tu ta to flee. ^:alti also has moun­ WPOP—Connecticut Ballroom WTiC—People Are Funny to open Monday at the RoclcvlHe an effort to terrorize middle class vasion is the dMly training of sol­ WDRC—World Tonifht High School. diers and mlllbamen on the pal tains and hideouts. WINF—N ews WPOP—Bob Scott Snow Enrollment la over 200 more opponents he has. In his declara­ ace grounds In Port au Prince. Air­ Haiti’s Army, which also serves 4 : i e - t ; I&— tions, Invoked thg 150-year-old as the police force, has 6,000 men WlNF^Mualc with Joa Glraiid WHAY—Nlltht Owl than in the first aemeater when Haitian revolutionary war cry: ports outside the capital have bar­ 4 :1 4 - w nc—People Are J’luiny m 618 registrationa broke all pre* rels on their runways 24 hours a and about 600 officers, but the Hound Dog WDRC—Miieic. Throuzn the Nirht Cut off their heads! Bum down efficiency and loyalty of this force %CCC—Record Review WPOP—Bob Scott Show vloua totala. their homes!" day and planes must establish their WiCNR^Date Book Evening achool enrollment ran Identification before the barrels might be doubtful if a political WATKINS- WTIC—Ro»» Miller WHAY—Night Owl In certain residential districts invasion of Haitian rebels too4t WDRC—Arthur Johnson WTIC—Nightltne about 100 until thla year when Fa­ are moved so they can land. WPOP—ConnerUcui Ballroom WDnC-hfiielr Through the Night gan waa made director of the of Port au Prince, soldiers have place. been removed from police posts. Duvaller. now has the active One of the reasons discontent WEST 4 :S 4 - WPOP—Bob Scott Show achool and many more courses backing of the Dominican dictator, WHAY—Hound Dog «;«5— were offered. A course on Practical That la being viewed by Haitians Is rife Is the serious economic sit­ WCCC—Record R eview WHAY—Night Owl In light of the fact that In 1968 Trujillo, another Latin American uation In this little Negro republic Fuitral SsniM W’KNB—^h u ck (,'aron WTIC—NIglitlineriglitl- . Uiw for the Layman haa attracted there were numerous attacks on ruler jnarkdd by Castro for over­ of some 3,800,000 people, most of WTIC—Rosa Miller WDRC—hfiieli- Through the .Vlght considerable interest with 79 per­ throw. Haiti and the Dominican W’DRC—Arthur Johnson WPOP—Bob Srntt Show sons enrolled. Registrations will homes—usually of persons consid­ them illiterate and living In ex­ ORMOND J. WEST, Dlrectov WPOP—Comifrilcut Ballroom ered hostile to Duvaller. Republic divide the Island of His­ treme poverty. 'The coffee crop, 4:46— WHAY NIglil Owl still be accepted in this course and paniola. 142 EAST CENTER ST. WHAY—Hound Dog w n c —Nightlin.ght! in the following: Books afound On certain recent occasions hot­ because It is an off year and be­ WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Mu.lc Through th« Night headed partisans of Duvaller ap­ To the west of Haiti, only 60 cause • of drought, is way down. sntehell 9-7IN WKNB—-Ross Miner WPOP Mike Lawleee pany festivity. WDRC—N*ws Memphis Tenn., Feb. 26 (»—The«.wants to take a running start, WPOF—Connoctlcut Ballroom WHAY Night Owl So many roles these succulent maybe he needs it.' 1:00— WTIC—Rehinil the P ag e. pink morsels are ready to play. abortive teenage rebellion at Bart WHAY—Fred Swanson WDRt'’ Mueic Tlirouclt the Night and more ___ Boys Stand in Comer ---- LIQUIDATION WTIC—News W POP Mike Law.leee Want a curtain raiser ? ’Then your lett High win soon be history, put Several of the boys, 16 to 17, WDRC—News 1K:4S— audience will applaud shelled raw down by a polished maple paddle W POP—Newa 1 WHAY Night Owl shrimp cooked In electric skillet and wearing injured expressions, 1:06— ; WTIC—I'N Review 'M. swung by principal John Barnes. stood in a comer during the con­ WINF—Newa WDRC Mueic Tlirough the Night or shaflng dish In garlic-flavored 4:10— ' WPOP Mike I.awleee FAMOI'S MARE ference. Barnes was present to wrXF—Music for Evening TIME CYCLE (RTnOMBERO 36 " n/IRENCE butter. Or shrimp paste— a Three mors young pupils ere on i It on— CAR1.SON explain. 4:16— ! WHAY--Mueic, Alley PI MP ACTION Southern spread for crackers or the waiting list for seven whacks. WHAY—Fred Swanson WTIC—Ne we RCA WTIC -Ntru’fl' See Ihc Inrjtesl di.s- CONSOLE toast of taely chopped shrimp, Fourteen have felt the sting thus He eald it all started when he WDRC—Newa GAS RANGE butter and seasonings. Or shrimp removed a soft drink machine WDRC—Arthur Johnson : WPOP-Newa HI-FI Hi-Fi with Radio far. And sessions Judge Willard W POP—ConnFOtirut Ballroom , 11 :Ul- WRINGER play of TV, Stereo. Lorenzo—cold cooked shelled Dixon heartily approves. from the school cafeteria because 4:30— WIIAY -Mueic Ailev STEREO shrimp with mayonnaise enriched The judge, at a conference with loo many lead slugs were turning WHAY—John Daly i WTIC—Sporte end Weather WTIC—Emile Cote Glea CJlub WDRC—Mtieir Through the Nirht WASHERS CONSOLE Hi-Fi, NA' « s h e r s, by oodles' of chopped watercress seven angry parents In his office up in the coin box. WDRC—Arthur Johnson WPOP- Mike Lewleea and chill sauce. Nor will eaters yesterday, rejected demands for In retaliation, about 20 boys WPOP-Connertlrut Ballroom ; 11 :SH- turn down shrimp with a regular assault warrants against Barnes. tried to organize a cafeteria boy­ 4:46— WHAY—Mueic Aliev RanRes and refriR- OIIEI WHAY —Fred Swanson WTIC—Starlight Serenade tomato cocktail sauce, no matter Two of the mothers cams armed cott. Those caught had the choice WT1C--H Slai iLXiMi Kirht bow omnipresent that dish. WDRC,—Ivcwell Thomas WDRC—Mueic Through the erators in this area. with photographs of their sons’ of taking seven whacks from the WPOP—Connertlriit Ballroom W P O P -M ik e I.ewleee (ONE ONI,T) And here’s something you may smarting bottoms. The judge, II :4.^— (ONE ONLY) paddle or taking the matter up 1 ’IM» — UMiaV—Mueic Aliev 6 8 “ “ not yet have tried: Start off a suj^ after expert appraisal, said he bad with their parents. 98 per party by bringing in a huge acquired worse bottoms himself for Paddling in county schools is .100 i.n. IMrORTKD bowl of amall-slze shrimps that less. WFOI’—MOO soon nnow Get Oiir Red TaR The boys needed the whacking, he limited to boys, said Barnes. Re­ 1?:S0— r.rnMAV AfAnr. 30” ELECTRIC have been cooked and drained, plus calcitrant girls sometimes get a WTNF—Sign Oft a dunk. The guests do the work of ruled, rie also cited a State Su­ Television Proerams $65 STEREO DEFROST Specials On shucking their own portions and preme Court ruling that teachers rap on the knuckles or a hand have, to a reasonable degree, the spanking. The paddle is about a by the time elbows are deep in foot long, and a sturdy 8 inches A mpeakerd AM aiwt Bhells, formality has flown out the disciplinary rlghu of parents while ALBUM Refrigerator FREEZER I-'M abort, wbvf rmtlo. window, everyone’s gobbling up the the child Is In their care. wide. Tokyo -- The number of female ZENITH workers in .Tapan now stands at seafood with abandon, and the In all It was a sharp contract "All atudents would love to Pomilar or rlasalenl collation Is off to a spirited start. take over the school," said Dixon, taeriB K A L B .liu.uuu, accoruinj^ iw u ic otm.*.-- A0.88 to a recent case at Plattsburg, Mo., tlc.s Bureau of the Prime Minis­ fiven with the ptir- and nuH If you are a cook In the Know, where the school board figured a who has three yougsters of school principal and a teacher for paddling ter's office. Women account for rhaae of an RCA i/O you'll pay heed to that first lady age. T V S E R V IC E about one third of the total work of present-day American cookery, four students. “Without such punishment pu­ stereophonic set. To a mother who said the Bart­ Daya M AC A Call force. .About 1.630.000 of the wom­ stereo. All Models. Irma Rombauer. Read, In her great pils will not have respect for their Linens, curtains, draperies, towels, piHows, doH cribs, shower cur­ NIghta yAtvIw Pliin Parte en workers are members of labor “Joy of Cooking,” her few succinct lett High paddling was too severe, teachers. Boys who think they can ALL SALES even If warranted, Dixon said he EVERYTHING tains, bedspreads, blankets, boxed gift items, both mat seH, table­ TEL. Ml 8-6482 unions: they represent 24.7 per sentences under the directions for get away ■with anything often cent of total union membership. boiling shrimp; “Use the w-ater for figured he was a belter man be­ wind up in prison” cloths, sheets and plHowcases, mattress pods and covers. The best cause of the paddlings he received FINAL soup. Usually good as Is with a He paused and addressed his AT COST dash of cream added.” We’ve been during hla school days. brands mode. Must be sold to the bore woHs. To another who said Barnes next remark directly to the sol­ doing this ever since Irma’s good OR NONE SOLB advice came to our attention; but furiously kicked his office desk emn young spectators. ALL MERCHANDISE FIRST QUALITT we hasten to add that spices are out of the way to gain swinging "We are going to make sure you added while the shrimp and water room, the judge observed: “If he are Impressed." BELOW COST! CASH OR BANK CHAR6E ONLY TO DEALERS! simmer to make a flavorful oourt- bouillon. A most delicious way to use ahrimp is In a hearty cheese cus­ Famous Make Turkish Towels CURTAINS - - DRAPES tard bedded down In a paatry shell. BATES SHEETS This dish Is similar to the French Reg. CAFE TIER — naERCLAS DRAPES Quiche. Serve the pie In small 72 X 108. 2 4 1 ****■ wedges as a first course with pre­ BATH SIZ E ...... 98c Thece are better, fine curtains. luncheon or dinner drinks. Or offer 49c It in large pieces with a crisp green 81 X 108. 2 2 9 salad as a main course for lunch or supper. DUPONT Shrimp and Cheese Pie HAND SIZE Caaea. ^ 9 ^ *teg. 1.10. Ing^redlents: 1 pound shrimp ALL AT (fresh or frozen), I* pound Swiss cheese (grated), 1 package (6 FACE SIZE ounces) Gruyere cheese (grated), FUMVKOTE 1 tablespoon flour, 3 eggs. 1 cup light cream, hi teaspoon salt, pep­ RUBBER-BASE WALL PAINT SPRING KNIGHT'’'^"‘"'SHEETS per, teaspoon dry mustard. H BEDSPREADS teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 9- 72 X 108. ^ Reg. 1.49. Inch unbaked pastry shell. n?^Aes pdinthg “TANKETTr BATH SETS BATES — MORGAN JONES — Method; Clean and devein 81 X 108. I 0 ^ Reg. 1.89. phrimp: cut in small pieces; toss FANCY TAFFETA with Swiss and Gruyere cheese and flour. Beat together until just 2 00 Oaaea. ^ 9 g blended the eggs, cream, salt, a dash of pepper, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Spread \ of the cheese mixture In the pas­ All Bath Mat SsH '/z Priee try shell. Add shrimp and cover KIRSH DRAPERY and with remaining cheese. Pour egg mixture over cheese and shrimp. Bake In hot (400 degrees) oven 15 CURTAIN HARDWARE minutes; turn oven heat to slow TABLECLOTHS (325 degrees) and continue bak­ ing 30 to 40 minutes, or until sil­ ver knife inserted halfway be­ tween edge and center comes out clean. Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Serve warm. Makes 8 to 10 appetizer servings, 6 luncheon or supper servings. BR.ASS. WHITE, BLACK. COMBINATION EXTENDO TRAVERSE—EXTBA I.ARGE e*Saei eUglHly l»4Nhar) 1/3 to 1/2 o ff SIZES—DOUBLE RODS—SWINGING DRAPERY FAINT YO(im WALLS IN HALF A DAYI Thot’a aD ALL REDUCED the timei' it takes to do the walk of an average room with Plow Kotb. It oosto ao little and there LARGEST. SMARTEST ir/oACRILAN BED PILLOWS are doeene of color echeroae to ehooee from. SELECTION 21 X 27. 2 2 | 9 DRIB IN DO Nim n isi Yo« I WE NEED RELIABLE SHOWER CURTAINS and drapwiee that qwhddy. 'ntara'a no i MEN AT ON.CE IF odor efther. Flow Kara k ao easy to keep dean, Yoa mre over 2L too. It’s truly wadiable! * You are booSable. k You have a car. ODDS and ENDS SALE (k You are preaently employed. (k You can work 10-12 houra a week—daya or eveidnga—in Sronr spare time. Dupont YOU CAN EABN 88.00 TO Color Conditioning $8.00 AN HOUR NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED Inside Gloss We Train Yon To Bun Your Own Floor Waxing Route. Reg. $7.16. gial. WE OUABJlNXKB y o u CUSTOMERS AND Sp ecial...... GaL na(EDUii:TNcx>ME: We, faralsk , aaalpnuat, mppUm, E.A.J0HNSDN PAINT CD. WAXIMO SOC’ are THOU- SAIOMef peepte caliiag as • r n y ----5 fsr BMSW aad aiors of this 723 MAIN ST. saleal .llssr taaxjaa setriee. fW ksoal tatervlew or m oint------~ H H ttord OH 7-fl«2t MANCHESTER EVENIIJO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN

EnrnsBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,* 1959 drugged her young eons and tried Father Nalewa jk to asphyxiate them. Falling In that she strangled Martin and Audience Joins Musicians Dies in Meriden then drowned Stephen In a bath­ Asserts Soviet Attitude Group Moves Forward tub. Probers Link Gang She cut her own throat, trlisd Meriden, Feb.- 86 (AT—The Rev. to drown heraelf in a Illy pond and 3 DAYS On Berlin Hit Peace Hopes At Concerts for Tiny Tots Stanislaus F. Nalewsjk, pastor of was found wandering In the woods In Study of Charter the St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic by her husband, Thomas, British To Puzzle Contests Church hers, died Monday. He was consul In Washington (1946-49) (OMtIaaMd from Vnc* Om ) CSiattanoogo, Tenn, (AT—Imagine and now attached to the British Moving forward In Its affort toAtlon budget should bs praatttad dl- 62. cabinet secretariat. being to'Vlted to a concert and THURS. — FRI. — SAT. HiSQm win b« able to carry on wDl A llies Rap (Continued from Psge One) determins whether the town char- rectly to the Board of Dtoastors. Father Nalewajk, a native of Po­ Mrs. Bromley, dark and attrac­ Now, It goM first to ths gonsral walking into a room full of shout­ land, died after he arrived at tive, la the former Diana Marlon <|tino when the radiation therapy ter needs Improvemsnt, ths Char­ now ia undergoing le concluded. Lamer refused to answer on Judge Calls manager for rsvisw bsfors th* Di­ ing, exuberant youngsters, aged S Miami,-Fla., for a vkcatlon. Pratt. Her father. Sir John ter Revision Commission met to rectors get it. He was assistant pastor of Holy Pratt, Is a British diplomat and a D m President made no eetimate as grounds of possible self-lncrimina- to 6. Red Bar on tlon. He also refused to tell wheth­ the Munlclpia BuUding last night Chairman Rublnow sat ths next Trinity Church in Wallingford and brother of the actor who dropped to when that will be. Commission masting for March 17 As the children's voices Inter­ at the Holy Name Church In Stam­ er he hired hoodlums to fling G u te ^ a Case for a dlscuarion of ss'vsral prop­ the family name for the stage "liopea Mateoa — Mexico'* Preal- at 8 p.m. In the Municipal Build­ mingle with the strains of Tschal- ford, Sacred Heart Church In New name of Karloff. sulphuric acid on machines of osed changes In the document. A nt Adolfo Liopei Mateos has ac- N -Controls nonmembers of his Chicago Inde­ ing. kovsky’s "Nutcracker Suite,” the Britain, Saints Cyril and Methodhis oepted Elsenhower's Invitation to Conjectural The group dlecussed changes In­ in Hartford, St. Caalmlr’s In Terry- MAN KnXRD BY CAR SENSA TIONAL pendent Amusement Assn., Inc., orchestra conductor solemnly lends ylait 'the United States In th* and break up machines with axes volving sewer assessment, use of vUle and Holy Cross in New Brit­ Plainvllle, Feb. 25 ()F) Harold ing. Elsenhower was Lnpes (Oaaanned from Page One) a Congo line. to force operators to join up and New York, Feb. * (J)—Federal overtime parking fines, personnel ain. Cushing, 64, died yesterday at teoe’ guest for two days of In- policies, and other, matters. Hearing Set Simultaneously, a chubby 4-year- He leaves a sister and five broth- K Tsarapkln replied that this was pay the association a dollar a District Judge Sidney Sugarman old bangs on the drums and a little New Britain General Hospital of iomnal talk# last week at Acapulco. Mrs. Katherine Bourn was ap­ rs. injuries received when he was up to the West, and there would be month protection fee for each says the CAse against Alexander L. girl peers intently Into a tuba from TTie Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien, Mexico. machine. Earlier witnesses have Guterma oh securities law viola­ pointed to join former Mayor Har­ struck by an auto. Cu.shing, a resi­ - Non-Aggression Pact — Elsen­ no need to talk of failure If the old A. Turklngton to a study deal­ For $10,000 a distance of three inches. i Archbishop of Hartford, w"! cele­ western delegates adopted a described the association as a tion charges seems up to now to be Somebody flipped ? dent of the Fenncmorc Trailer hower said he sees no groat objec­ ing with fiscal Independence of brate a solemn pontifical requiem Park, was hit hy a car st an tn- tion to any of the western Allie* more reslisUc attitude" toward front for Chicago mobsters. ‘‘merely cohjecture, suspicion, ■Nope, It’s a Tiny Tots concert. Mass at 10:30 a.m. Friday. Father Lamer refused to give up any speculation. Innuendo.” \, the Board of Education. In com­ ter.aection not far from his home. entering Into a non-aggression pact the negotiations. ment on the study, she said opin­ Claims Funds This particular concert w m Nalewajk's body will lie in stale with Russia. But he and Dulles al­ British Delegate Sir Michael personal records, but Kennedy Sugarfnan’s comments. made given In the ballroom of a down­ during a conference in his cham­ ions should be received from of­ after 4 p.m. Thursday. Thursday ways have felt. Eisenhower went Wright said Britain objected vig­ said he has obtained copies of town hotel by the Chattanooga night the Office for the Dead will ber* Monday, were reported In a ficials who would be Involved If FUR SALE on that member countries o* the orously to Khrushchev's Inslnua- some of them from other sources. A public hearing on an appro­ Symphony Orchestra, directed by autonomy Is ever granted. be chanted. United NaUons already are bound ,tlon that the proposed control sys­ Kennedy said Lamer's Income transcript (lied yesterday. , priation of $10,000 to the town Julius Hegyl. By such pacts. tem was a trick to Install a west Beaten tax returns show he has fleclared The conference was attended, by The commission has mentioned counsel's account will be held by To facilitate the movement of R. E. WANDELL ■ Any agreements entered Into em espionage system on Soviet Boyd Payton of Charlotte, N. an Income of about $8,700 an­ counsel (or the Securities and Ex­ Inviting Superintendent of Schools the Board of Directors at a meet­ Its youthful guests, the orchestra ieparately with the Soviet Union territory. C., was hospitalized after be­ nually since 1947. But, Kennedy change Commiaelon, Guterma. and Arthur Hllnglto discuss the sub­ ing Tuesday at 8- p.m. in the seated Itself In the middle of the Karloff’s Niece the F. L. Jacobs Co., which Guter­ Wanted in Cuba would have to be effectively drawn The western proposals contain ing hit over the head with a said, Lamer managed to build up ject. Municipal Building. room. Building to give them any value, he said. full safeguards to ensure that the bottle at Henderson, N. C. a net worth c.stlmated as high as ma formerly headed. This Is former Cuban national Fiscal autonomy would allow The money would come from And for a full hour, while the Declared Insane - Summit Conference—Elsenhower control system could not be used It was one of several incidents Gugarman directed that the SEC police chief Maj. Esteban "Ven- the School Board to adopt Its own unallocated surplus from the Contractor *103,000 in loan applications filed file a memorandum by March 9 musicians played, the 130-odd MINK STOLES (hid ho feels it would be a great for espionage, Wrlg^ht said. He of violence at the struck Hen- by Lamer. tureh described by Castro fol­ budget and set its own tax rate. 1957-58 fiscal year. small fry had the run of the room. 2 Kingston-Upon-Thames, Feb. 25 mistake to go to any summit ron- added that he would refrain from deraon-Harriett Colton Mills. on the facts of each deal at issue, lowers aif Fulgenclo Batista’s Cfurrehtly, the . general manager Residential-Commercial • CERULEAN MINK STOLES...... $144.00 Kennedy said Lamer owns five the law or rule involved and the In recommending that- the ap­ They jumped, tussled, yelled and l.ip)—Mrs. Diana Marion Bromley, ftrence w’ith the Russians unless expressing his views more fully on Payton Is a director of the automobiles, Including two Cadil­ chief executioner. The revo­ and Board of Dlrsctors are able to propriation be made. General marched. They explored those adequate preparations were made specific action sought by the com ­ lutionary government Is seek­ 39, niece of actor Boris Karloff, Alterations-Remodeling • SILVER BLUE MINK STOLES ...... $159.00 Khrushchev's speech because Brit Textile Workers Union of lacs and rents a sixth car on a cut the school budget, which Is Manager Richard Martin said: shiny-looking Instruments and add­ was found insane today at a hear­ tn advance. ish Prime Minister Macmillan "is mission. ing his extradition from the supported by the town tax rate. • RANCH MINK CLUTCH CAPES ...... $199.00 America. (AP Photofax). year around basis. The commission is seeking to . . . th* settlement of claims to ed their own Interpretation of how ing on charges that she killed her “ nu!sine.s.s Built On - Hits N-Test Veto Bid at present a guest of the Soviet Dominican republic where they should be played. Nuclear Tests- Elsenhower spoke "How have you done that on enjoin Guterma and the company Agree on Change date has about used up the amount two small sons. Customer Satisfaction” • NATURAL AUTUMN HAZEL MINK STOLES $222.00 government." "Ventura fled when the Ba­ The commission gave tentative appropriated for payment of such But they listened, too. w t emphatically against writing an average Income of approximate* from vio'ating antifreud pro'Mrlons tista regime collapsed. . (AP The court ordered her held In Full Insurance Coverage • SILVER BLUE MINK C A P E S ...... $266.00 In London spokesmen for the ly $8,700?" Kennedy demanded. of securities laws. approval to a change in language cltdms and In anticipation of set­ And this, according to Hegyl, a mental hospital. veto power Into any western agree­ Photofax). prepared by Atty. Anthony Gryk ment with Russia regarding suspen­ western Allies refused to concede "I honestly believe my answer Sugarman told Paul Wlndels Jr., tlements of others during the Was th* primary purpose of the The two boys—Marlin, 13, and Tel. MI 4-0450 • ROYAL PASTEL MINK C A P E S ...... $288.00 sion of nuclear weapons tests. that Khrushchev had closed the News Tidbits SEC regional administrator, that that would clarify the powers of next few months, th* town coun­ whole thing. Stephen, 9—were killed by their door on a Big Four foreign minis might tend to incriminate me, the Board of Directors to adopt “ It was an attempt to generate After 5:00 P.M. Any time there U veto power, Lamer replied in a high pitched "sifting the facts so that vou don’t sel estimates that at least an­ mother when they came home ters meeting on Germany. But of­ Culled from AP Wires personnel policies for town em­ other $10,000 will be needed. In Interest in music at an early age from boarding school for the 82 BALDWIN ROAD guch as the Soviets want, the tone. He also refu.sed to tell how come In sncculatlvcly or conjectur- Ban Extended ASSORTMENT IMAGINE ficials and diplomats privately ally would be a more d-'-slrable ployes. my opinion, the amount that has when some people think It’s not Christmas holidays last Dec. 18. MANCHESTER. CONN. 5 whole purpose of the program ia were pes.slmistlc at the outlook. he al.so can afford to lease an Gryk’s language proposes no possible," he said. apartment In Chicago and a resi­ practice." been paid this year and the settle­ Police said Mrs. Bromley first STOLES. CAPES defeated, Eisenhower said. Khrushchev's blunt new attack “ The only thing,” said Wlndels, changes in personnel matters, but "We’re just trying to break down 4 SKIN NATURAL He added there must be some Democrats crush Republicans in dence at (1200 N. E. iblst St.) On Trade in ment of claims, while larger than DYED MUSKRAT on the West In the middle of Mac­ Chicago city primary election, "in which We soeculated really is merely clarifies existing Board usual, does not nsoessarily indi­ (barriers. No one is too young for DYED SQUIRREL sort of substantial proof that each millan's good will visit to Moscow Miami Shores, Fla., which he said the financial condition of th* cor­ authority. It would allow the music. If it becomes part of their side 1s doing exactly what it prom­ tightening their already firm com­ is his permanent home now. He cate an additional cost to the lives. It will remain so from 2 to DYED MARMOT MINK SCARFS hit western capitals like a dash of mand of city hall... .Only one pub­ poration and tran.sactions with Board to set personnel policies by ised to do. refused, too, to say how he can Bon Ami Stock rules and regulations, rather than town. The Implied liability of the 102. cold water, but official spokesmsin lic protest was registered at a Comflcor and Cliatham, Ti-at con­ town as of the start of tlMs fiscal Wage-Price—Elsenhower said it expressed guarded hope. maintain two 27-foot cabin criils- dition and those transactions we by ordinance. As for the musicians, one of must be kept In mind that the hearing In Hartford to the Con­ year for unpaid claims hav* been them put It this way: A West German representative necticut Railway and Lighting ers in Florida. saw have been intentionally be­ The Securities Exchange Com­ Chairman Jay Rublnow set a .00 nation's Income tax program Is Sen Karl E. Mundt (R-SD) commission policy by which decreased very materially and al­ NOW. .SHILR NYION "We were very relaxed. We $1 said the Bonn government could Company's plan to raise bus fares. clouded." mission has renewed, for another though additional claims hate based on profits. He said that If not accept Khrushchev's remarks It came in the form of a telegram warned the witness that in refus­ Comflcor and (IfhRtham rre other changes approved at meetings will weren't in., tune and it didn't mat­ profits are worked down to the ing to answer "you are virtually 10 days, its band on trading in be regarded as "tentatively ap­ been filed, I feel that we are now Elastic Stockings ter." as an outright rejection of the for­ expressing the Milford Town corporations that the SEC rontends in a better position flnanolally, • riaawae o* M t**a*u cew**«* FAIRWAY sero point, then another way will confessing to defrauding the gov­ were controlled by Guterma while stock of the Bon Ami Co., parent proved" and Incorporated Into Fim quality MtmliM, lag flat* eign minister's parley proposed by Council's opposition to any in­ taking everything Into considera­ Three of the concerts were have to be foun.; to run the gov­ the western Big Three. ernment" with phony tax returns. he controlled the Jacobs company. firm of the Orford Soap Co. in report. The commission will ap­ taring nylon tlaitic tcodungi crease. .Roberto Rossellini sa.vs he tion, than we were at the start of scheduled for the 1958-59 winter ernment. The French Foreign Ministry Isnot yet legally free to marry Lamer was the first of two ma- Manchester. prove the report as a whole before chat prOYida firm, comfort* season. NATURAL He made that comment when pointed out that the Soviet lead­ again and has no Intention of ,1or witnesses Kennedy .scheduled The suspension was ordered In submitting it to the Board of Di­ the fiscal year.” abla tupport — at a new END OF MONTH NORTHERN BLACK BLACK DYED told that Sen. Kefauter (D-Tenn.) for questioning today in the wind­ connection with SEC action rectors prior to submission to A pre-trial campaign to clear er's declaration was ipade In a marrying before courts have de­ L,716 Awarded low price you can aflord. WF-I.I. NAMED has suggested that the steel in­ more or less Informal speech to a cided dispute with Ingrid Bergman up session of a hearing on allega- against Alexander L. Guterma, referendum. congested dockets In Stats Su­ DYED MUSKRAT PERSIAN LAMB PASTEL MINK dustry forego any price Increase local political group and did not over custody of their three chil­ t'ons that gangsters have Imposed who, the SEC contends, formerly All changes approved by the perior Courts brought up many WELDON DRUG CO. Columbus, Oh o i/T) — Among If the steel workers union would have the final effect of a diplomat­ dren. a rule of terror on coin machine Pas.senger in controlled Bon Ami. commission and the Directors Manchester claims oases which of­ 901 Main Street—MI 8-5321 Ohio’s veterinarians are doctors COATS PAW COATS STOLES agree to hold any wage hike to ic note. Rival teenage gangs clash with operators In the Chicago area. The In extending the ban, the SEC must be approved by the votor*- ficials had not expected to be set­ named Bear, Bird and Beavers. whatever might be merited by an U.S. officials In Washington knives, broken bottles and clubs at other scheduled witness is Fred 2-Car Accident denied a petition filed by the new In another matter, the commis­ tled this fiscal year, according to Increase in productivity. were Inclined to regard Khrush­ a London England Rock 'n' Roll Tom Smith, boss of the Coin Ma­ management of Bon Ami to allow sion discussed a change In lan­ town counsel Philip Bayer. chine Division of Local 13'*, Inter­ the general public to trade in guage prepared by Jacob Miller Elsenhower replied that It Is chev's speech ns a political ma­ dance, and 16-year-old Alan John­ Mrs. Elizabeth M. Phillips of 117 Other Matters possible the Industry co\ild get neuver which did not slam the door son Is stabbed to death. . . . Sad­ national Brotherhood of Electrical comj^any securities and to limit that would allow revenue from In other actions, ths Directors Workers. Cooper Hill St., who suffered .suspension to persons under inves­ overtime parking fines to go to the along without a price hike If a on an eventual forejgn ministers' voiced French singer Edith Plaf, minor injuries in an auto accident will consider: wage rise weis measured only by conference on Germany after con­ 4.3. is In satisfactory condition iJarller, Kennedy said two Chi­ tigation by the SEC. Parking Authority rather than 1. Filling a vacancy on the cago gangsters wanted for ques­ J)ine 4, 19f«3, has bec’i awarded CLEARANCE The SEC has scheduled a hear­ Into the town's general fund. the single criteria of productivity siderable backing and filling. after removal of part of her stom­ *1,718 by the Hartford Superior Charter Reidalon Commission. ach. tioning about juke box-amusement ing Ma ch 23 to determine wheth­ tocrease. Moscow's diplomatic colony Court. Facilities Transfer 2. Fixing a data for a public It wag at that point that El- buzzed with speculation that the machine rackets are mysteriously er Bon Ami should be delisted Miller’s change would not require hearing on a proposed ordinance Now At A Real Old Fashioned missing. He said subpoena servers Judge Howard W. Alcorn made from the excliange. LET-OUT LET-OUT NATURAL GKAY aenhower remarked we should not talks between Khrushchev and the decision late yesterday. that the funds be ‘ diverted but altering the composition of the JUMBO SIZE tie so prone to decry Industry have tried for nearly a year to lo­ would make It easy-for the Direc­ Building Committee. Macmillan had struck a snag. cate Sam (Mooney) Giancana and PERSIAN LAMB profits. "The situation Is serious." said Typing; Boon In awarding the suit to Mrs. Murder Inquest Set tors to order the transfer In the 3. Approving proposed rules for ENTIRE COUNTER SOCKS WILD MINK ROYAL PASTEL Ralph Capone, brother of the late Politics — Elsenhower refused one veteran envoy. "I only hope Phillips, Jiid.ge Alcorn ruled future. If they wish. sanitary sewer assessment. to be drawn out regarding any Chicago gang czar. A1 (Scarface) against Mrs. E.stc'la P. Hillman, Miller, who is also a member of GARMENT CAPES MINK STOLES JACKETS Macmillan understands how ser­ Capone. Kennedy said Giancana Is Bridgeport, Feb. 25 (/P)—Coro­ 4. Fixing a date for the public OF Children's and Ladies’ preference he may have on a GOP ious it Is before his next meeting To Learning of 299 Highland St., one of two ner Edgar W. Krentzman will con­ the Parking Authority, said that hearing on the manager’s tentative presidential nominee in 1980. A chief gunman for successors to the defendants. The other defendant group has immediate plans to es­ m PKG. OF FOUR with Khrushchev. old Capone mob. duct an inquest Monday at 11 a.m. budget for the 1859-50 fiscal year. reporter recalled that Ei.senhower was Joan McGregor. W’ho lived at into the death of 4-year-old Albert tablish new off-street parking fa. Martin suggested April 6 as the BAG said recently that he could name By DOROTHY V. WHIPPLE, M.D. 29 Chester Dr. at the time of the cilitles In town Housewares Assorted Colors AP Newsfsatiires Broadbent Rolzal. date, at a school auditorium. W i n i ZIPPER 10 or a dozen virile pos.sibiliUea for Elephants Beat Traetors accident. The child's natural father, Louis For this putpose, the unit has 6. Fixing dates for Informal the GOP nomination. A typewriter can be a great boon The accident occurred at Cooper Kish, a 41-year-old general handy­ *100,000 In revenue from piu-king Club Retains meters. workshop meetings on th* budgsL REG. 98c Pkg. ' Eisenhower said he had been to learning and, contrary to what Bangkok, Thailand — Elephants Hill St. and Campfleld Rd. Mrs. man has been held by police since May 7 Is the last day on whljh Phillips was a passenger in the "Miller and Atty. Gryk, who la LESS THAN REG. 1.98 talking not about possible nom- you might think. It can even im­ are better than tractors In Thai­ Feb. 7 on a charge of murder In the Board may adopt ths budget toees, but men he could support land's jungles, says a United car driven by Miss McGregor, who clerk of the Town Court, will dis­ Latv on Costs prove the handwriting. connection with the boy's death. cuss what fines and revenue would and fix a tax rate. after nomination. States contractor who has two was involved in the accident with Kish was arraigned in city court 6. Hear reports by th* fiscal 3 SKIN BAUM DYED Paula was In third grade. She be Involved in the proposed change 3 SKIN STONE • Asked whether he will encour­ of the animals working for him. Mrs. Hillman. Mrs. Hillman went today before Judge Milton E. J. policy and swimming pool auboom- ^ age the candidacy of any particu­ was an average student. Paula They are clearing a path through through the stop sign on Camp­ In another matter, Alfred Rlfkln For Married Rpinhard, Jr. and his case was con­ passed out a language change ask mlttees. MARTEN MARTEN MUSKRAT lar aspirants for the nomination, read quite well but her handwrit­ jungle for a 300-mile highway. He fleld Rd. and hit the McGregor car tinued one week. ing and her spelling were pretty Ing a liberalization of sewer assess­ 7. Hear a report by Martin on an fcsenhower replied he ha.s care­ says they outmaneuver tractors, that was going east on Cooper Lt. Dominic A. Conte requested engineering plan to alleviate flood­ COST The Board of Governors of Man­ awful. .She was timid and shy, and ment payments. The charter now PKG. SCARFS SCARFS CAPES fully avoided saying anything for require little maintenance, handle Hill St. Both cars bounced onto a the continuance pending a habeas ing behind the back yards of sev­ or against anyone. chester Country Club voted to re­ was overcome with embarrassment big logs easily, and work for "pea­ requests payment In 30 days or in nearby lawn. corpus hearing in Superior Court. four installments over a 3 year eral Bolton St. residents. He said political parties present tain the by-law which says all when she had to recite in class. nuts." Miss McGregor, who suffered a married men and women mu.st period with a 6 per cent Interest 8. Hear an Interim report by a certain facade or face, and that One weekend she had a compo­ fractured left leg and right shoul­ INSUR ANCE T.AX TAI-K SET Martin on procedures for getting $; to the case of the Republican party purchase family memberships In sition to write. Paula hated com­ IKE HITS DEFICIT SPENDING rate. Rlfkln 1* asking payment der, and Mrs. Phillips were thrown Hartford, Feb. 2-5 i^)—Gov­ defective sidewalks repaired. MEMBER some aspects of that facade have the club, whether or not the other positions. She could think up Washington, Feb. 25 UP)— Presi­ within 45 days or in 20 ecual In­ members of their families play from the car. * \ ernor .\hraham Riblcoff an- stallments over 10 years at a 4 r. Hear a petition from parents Been distorted unfairly. things to say all right, but getting dent Elsenhower told a gather­ Mrs. Hillman 'vas arrested after nounce memberships, because this would terpiece of neatness. into'new fhme in the ballet world. ing completion of a study by the Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, remarked he Is not enough of a further lower the club’s Income. Mother read the composition. His story has all the elements of a town counsel In connection with as­ with the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, __AyWT!C.PiHLR__ a Solids $488 lAwyer to comment on the Ameri­ She was am?.zed and tremen­ sessment rules now before the can Bar Assn, call on Congre.ss to romantic fiction plot. pastor of Union Congregational a Sizes dously pleased and of course eatd When, at 23, he launched a Board of Directors. The rule", com- Church, officiating. Burial will be plug loopholes in the nation's in­ so. illed by General Manager Richard ternal security laws. Did You Know— French fashion house In 1950, pii . in Grove Hill Cemetery, y 32-48 On Monday Paula took her Alwyne had a phenomenal'over­ Martin, are aimed at standardizing Friends may call at the funeral DYED RUSSIAN T'As for his own position, Eisen­ Historians credit India with assess; lent practice. MOUTON DYED ASSORTED hower said he is bound to uphold composition to school. The teach­ night success. He became the home tomorrow, from 7 to 9 p.m. NOW!-HtrhpjoinJr being the first country to use a Favors Adoption the laws of the land as interpreted | spinning wheel, according to En- er was delighted and asked the 'new Dior" of his day, the sub­ 2 Rlfkln said the rules would clear PROCESSED SQUIRREL by the Supreme Court. But just child if she would like to read ject of splashy magazine articles Ralph F. King SCARFS, CAPES cylopcdia Britannlca. it to the class. To the teacher’s up some difficulties, a n ^ h e ex­ brings you NEW NO-SPILLICE TRAYS yyhat Congress should do to revise and front-page publicity. But two Ralph F. king, 23 Moore St., BETTER VALUES STOLES toe international security laws, he 1 surprise Paula said "yes.” Paula years later, hounded by ill-health pressed hope the Board Will adopt died this morning at the Veterans LAMB COATS Men In Seoul, capital of Korea, read it without embarrassment them, following the town counsel’s t)| not In a position to say. wear mixed garb, partly Western and (he claims) ill-will, his house Hospital, Rocky Hill. $29.00, $39.00 . Macmillan — There have been and' partly Oriental. and with obvious pleasure. Later closed in one of the loudest flops report. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Irene dications, Eisenhower said, that it was tacked up on the bulletin in fashion historj’. The liame of Once the rules are adopted, the King; a niece, Mrs. Edna Goodsell WE GIVE WORLD GREEN STAMPS rlttsh Prime Minister Macmillan More than 16 million U.S. homes board. Alwyne was literally forgotten Directors are expected to swing of Hazardville, and a nephew, $59.00, $79.00 gmight want to come to Washlng-are heated by oil; another 22 mil­ (>ained Confidence as quickly as It liad become their attention once again to the Stuart Jordt of Thompsonvllle. to report on his Moscow talks lion are heated by gas. This seemed a turning pofnt for known. West End neighborhood where A private funeral vdll be held at with Khrushchev. But nothing def- the child. Here was something " Five Shows Going Rlfkln has been chief spokesman 11 o'clock Friday morning in fil)te has developed on that. The hunter’s moon Is the October alhe could do. She gained confidence Now Alwyne has quietly com­ against assessment rates the Darien. MEN’S BOYS’ ; Trade—The united States can’t full moon. In herself and was willing to try. pleted a comeback os author, cos­ £ a r d has proposed to levy there There will be no calling hours, BIRDSEYE eon tin ue to increase costs of its Even the handwriting suddenly tumer and decorator of the smart­ for a $100,000 pump station and and friends are requested to omit »T-SHIRTS products and have adequate for­ Heed cancer’s seven danger sig­ became more legible and the pa­ est and most successful ballets force main. Rlfkln’s appointment flowers. > T-SHIRTS eign trade, Eisenhower said. He nals and see your doctor If you pers done in school were less of the season. With five of his to the Charter Commission fol­ DIAPERS said the emphasis should be on hope for a cure. messy. modern pieces running in Paris, lowed his emergence as West FUR COATS ^ ttln g costs and trying to libera­ Many other children profit from Alwyne has become one of ‘he BRIEFS ^ BRIEFS End opposition leader. 1st QUALITY AND UP lise trade, and added it would be A fluorescent light that has grown the use of a typewriter. It la so top names in French ballet. The rules, and the changes Rif Funerals i . great mistake if we attempted dark at one end may be Improved much easier to type than to strug­ His ^atest, "Facheuses Rencon­ kin htis so far proposed to the REG. 79c ea. REG. 59c ea. *100 *150 *195 *295 ^ qlke tariffs. HEAVY WEIGHT by reversing the tube. gle with a pen or pencil. Children tres",'' (Disagreeable Meetings") Commission, would not alter the Robert H. Frasier enjoy typing, are freer to get on opened at the Paris Opera After Alwyne Gamble's fashion world crumbled, he turned to rates that have kept the West The funeral of Robert H. Fra­ Choose From I^eading Furs— Short, Lon$r and Extra Long Coats Plastic Liner Sprayed On First cotton shipped from an paper those racing Ideas. The Comique with star ballerina Mar­ ballet—and found new fame. Here are Marjorie Tallchief and End controversy alive. zier of Hartford, formerly of Man­ REG. 1.49 American port wa* sent to Eng-, child's increased morale inspires jorie Tallchief wearing a half mil­ George Sklbine In a sequence from "Prince of the Desert" which In another matter. Judge John chester, was held at 2 o’clock land from Charleston, S. C., In him to work more effectively at lion dollars wor'th of diamonds. - Cleveland — A new spray-on 1784. Cambio authored and costumed. Wallett was asked to confer with yesterday afternoon at ths Rose llastlc lining for bulk flour and other subjects. And besides several more new Martin on Charter wording regard HIU Funeral Home, Rocky Hill. ballets—one of them a satire on sugar containers has been devel­ Underground steam is used to ing the town’s abUiUea to issue Burial was in Rose HUl Memorial Yoii Liberal Allowcmc* oped by a Cleveland company. The India Attracts Money tUgh fashion—Alwyne has w ltten The first Alwyne ballet went gets the credit,” he says. "I don’t short term notes in financing of Park, Rooky Hill. COME—SAVE generate electric power in Italy. a musical comedy which will be even care whether my name is atatetlal is said to be extremely onstage In 1954, with the Ameri­ water and sewer extensions. Bearers were Theodore Phen- FAMOUS MAKE PRICES QUOTED PLUS TAX tpugh, nontoxic, and able to resist produced in May, and ia finishing can Indian ballerina Marjorie on the programi" .. FAMOUS MAKE Key West, Fla., is the only frost- Bombay—In recent months Ital­ Wallett wax asked also to make nlng, Burton Frasier, Arthur-Mon­ MODE19EY12 SLIGHT IRREG. both moisture and corrosion. Bins, ians have invested $2,750,000 in an opera, "The Queen and the Tallchief. This season ,he has had But dancers have learned that a report on the subject of delegat' ahan, Vincent Farrand, Robert PKG. SLIGHT IRREG. Furs Labeled To Show Country Of Origin Of Imported Furs free city in continental ' United Hero” which he expects to have tanks, elevators, and other con­ States. tire and viscose-manufacturing "Idylle" playing at the Paris A l^ n e is a stickler for his cos­ tog some of the duties of the gen' Farrand and Merrill Farrand. tainers o f wood, metaU, or cement plants in India, and Sw’iss interests in,production in six months. Opera, on tour, and with the Ruth tumes and sets. As he tells It, tr^ manager. n ba products by sandblasting Bag limit on bear In CaUfomia have put $2,000,000 In Indian ship­ Alwyne, son of a French mother Page company In Chicago. His when "Vladimir Skburatoff, danc­ 'Rose Two Questions OM FIRMS' SPLIT URGED THE llowed by two or three coats of ping and the manufacture of phar­ and English father, has a right "Mai du Siecle " and "L’ile CrueUe” , ing the role of a , circus horse in In connection with their assign Washliigtoa, Feh. 26 (AT—A surfacing material. is two per season except in one county, where a hunter may idui maceuticals and hunting equip­ to call himself Count AI4vyhe- were danced by the Marquis de “Idylle” refused to, wear a red ment on school board Independence, banker o m epokeemea for oatei as many as he can. ment. Britons have invested Louis de Morsang, but he has Cuevas company at the Theatre feather on his head, Alwyne final­ Mrs. Bourn, and Turklngton will flnasioe oompoatee orgesl Coa- Two-Dor REFRI6ERAT0R FREEZER lARCOgflT MBIEORITE $1,700,000 in engtaeertag and other never made use of the title. When des Champs .Elysees, and "Prince ly threatened: "INear it tonight investigate these questions: greee today to dlvoree the glaat -Ksugest meteortte recorded was Tlirough 1954, more than 860,000 small industries, and Americana his fashion house flopped, "it hurt du Desert” and "Facheusee ren­ or you don't dance." 1. Giving ' money obtained General Motors OMp. (n m Ito Ifw Tuaguaka, meteorite which Americans had been cured of can­ have put $1,500,000 in paper and my pride and morale,” he admUs, contres," were at the Opera Bkouratoff, knowing no standin through rent (or specla) actlvtUss whoUy-4nnied ewheWaiy, Gen­ AUTO essMisd In noiflMm Siberia on cer. engineering business. "but I was not sorry to get out Comique. was trained In^hia role, laughed at schools to ths Board of . Educa­ eral Motor* Aoeeptoneo Oorp. LITTLE 305 EAST CENTER ST.—BLANCHES'^ % a s 80, 1008, Earth shock pro- of the business." Shys. Publicity and refused. IVhereupon Alwyne tion rather than putting it into the They also told the Senate aan- Wosd was reoordsd on a seisroo- Cancer kilia more than 700 men, HAMS ALL Quietly, the young designer rb- Alwyne has no nostalgia for the put on the circus horse qostume, eneral fund.' In its budget, the tn u t and monopoly euboommlt- and M STORES OPEN THURSDAY end rRTOAY tm '' ‘ 7."'’ at R'kuUk, 800 miles dla- women and children each day. Milwaukee t<55— All the Hamms tumed to his first love, ballet. fashion "world. "1 prefer ballet mask and red feather, and danced Card ts appropriated an amount toe an etitlfaer oatomohUe FAIRWAY uait. whils the air ware was he- are radio hkms. "It wasn’t easy; lots of people people,” he declaims, o the role himself. Ballerina Tail- fof money based on sstlmatsd rs- ahanld be boned iSd^MAINST. Ml 3*7080 ' en •_ SMsltlre . han^raph------, Apples are said to hav# orlg- Carl Hamm operates station write ballets; there a;e only three la hla new ecreer he 'has not chief was startled bu( amused, cslpts (com such aotlvlUss during tow t n m sogagtag to ,fl* TIm sound was faeajd I Inated between the Black and Css- WBDWH, Mrs. Hamm WOUNT iMdliet oonrpanies In Paris to put sought publicity. “As long as I and,Bkouratoff has heen wearing ths yssr. \ '' dd a,/000 bbSss away. plan Seas. and Carl Jr. K9HBX. them on.” make the money, t don’t care who his red (Mther ever since. 8. Whsthar ths Board fC Bdueoe ; ■ '.-'V ,'K ' ^ p a g e NINETEEN ■ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1969 DAILY CROSSWORD PU'ZZLB ELASTIC MAJOR HOOPLE Italians Give Shape Back BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with STOCKINGS r TRUSSES •> BELTS ^THEUe \»ARE, itU M O J* Y A Y I CAN To Girls (and Girlwatchers) DOWN AN' V « T DOWN, Answtr to Pravlout Piiut* Bargains WP! Hello, WKe.vbu wepel o r a t t h a t ARTHUR DRUG ...vipp/j, a l o n e ; » . YNei. .CIT AiKivr AAV'W HAROTOIJECOSAlirt 4 LAME- Books and Authors ♦ extreme or Earl Empire, all thiPte TME5HWE AMO ■ BRAINED By OAII.E DVOAS Listed by NEA Women'a Editor are finished, according to a cabled fflZccT.lSt taJ'W A am'^ A T HAlRCUT/VOUKrNOW • eBROTHER o n r u a r uirer report from Eleonora Qamett, a DOWN OF MINE ACROSS The New York — (NEA) — The top Italian de.slgtier. Early Empire ASKING IF t"B en— ** lodges of McaH Italian deslgnera are in with their li the very high walsllne. usually 1 HMB A dresses rsnrsi GENERAL 4 StOIlt / n n i'^ votea for dresses shaped some­ with belt just Tinder the bust. The 308.'HE'LL' 5 "Vanity SPIasUe high waistline will continue Into ^ACk ? -WHERE’i , PUTIDEAS Inmdlent n n ii7 ‘R thing like the girls who wear T V SERVICE 12Af* 3 Danish authon them . summer but It Is a modification of HAS HE 60T A # V E T i/gP|t{T‘-ffis°A G g.! '(N MARTHA’S the Empire and very wearable. Dmy* 19 Toward tht 4 Spanish priest ‘Behind the Green Door* Your Present Rug 'Must DoT’ American deslgnera already had TEETHATTHERfi'SNQ'ii; /HEAD/ sheltered tide Make It m Oeletorstion Dtaimr begun to cut their cloth that way Otherwise, hemlines are down Nights ifBiaa$ 2 .9 5 ,Pius Parts LARCENY IN ViPliS 5 Pen name of IWhen you atep ‘'Behind the For The Young Set! Go Anyplace In A Classic Why put up with worn rugs that H upon Charles l.emb What nicer way to observe a but It’s nice to know the boya In to 18 Inches from 20, w hich TEL. MI S-54S3 HBART.'j “ a ttme" Green Door” at GOODYEAR birthday, an anniversary or to sn- are a safety hazard when MAN­ doesn't mean that they’ll be drag­ 6 Renter _ ... . CHESTER CARPET CENTER, Rome and Florence go along. 15 Middle 7 Spread to dry 25 Bewildered 40 Hula BERVICB s t o r e , 713 M ain tertain guests than with dinner at Italian dealgners have put the ging around the ankles. In fact, 41 Ebba Street, you’ll find many happy comer Main and Middle Tpke, can some of US who never reacheil the T«L WA /(prefix) 8 ThwerU 2# T»o‘ , MILLER'S RESTAURANT, 10 walatllne back where nature had 16 Spumed __ 27 Fifth wheel 42 Pain ■urprises. TyinK in St. iPatrick's East Center St. A -quiet, intimate work Its magic with REPAIR AND it. Tliey aay we no longer have to 20 mark at all won’t be affected. 18 Winged fniita Lindbergh 28 Confined 43 Heavy shoe Pay which, how is no longer re- atmosphere, plus chef-prepared SERVICE DEPARTMENT. They wear bella around our knees or our Skirt shapes are described as BY V. T. HAMLIN JO "G od------10 Chills 29 Augments 44 Heraldic band •erved exclusively for the Irish, foods artfully seasoned and served. can trim away worn edges and re­ necks. They’ve lowered hemlines •'flat” and "wide" and even "oval.” ALLEY OOP our home” 11 Communists 31 Thread 46 Meat cut but which now belongs to everyone You can be the unhurried, graci- bind your carpeting for extra slightly so that we may acUially For nfter-flve and evening wear, FCR 31 Employ 17 White poplars (prefix)VK— 47 British In the mood for a little celebrating, oais hostess at her most charming years' service. If you have a room- have a acrap of fabric with which they are "doomed” skirls. _BLrT rMNOTSOSURE 23 NighU before 33 Century plants sUtesmsn OOPHASNTGOT 18 Fall flower It's a store-wide event featuring best, because conversation flows .sized rug with some wdrn areas, to cover our knees when we alt A descrlpUnn of the new colors events 38 Baseball 48 Rodents have the "still good” pontiona neat­ is enough to make you grab your SAFETY’S SAKE THWMOONMANf 23 Effective BPECaALS ON MAJOR APPU- .smoothly with no need for hopping down. 34 Ship part 24 Thaw official 50 Stitch ANCES and TELEVISION SETS. up and down between courses. The ly bound for use in anther room. Hips are rounded again. It la hat and dash right out to lunch. SIZEPHJP 36 Ring And Longer Tire Wear TMKN WC HAVE tVAtch for it next week. menu choice Is long and tempting. During the TENTH ANNIVER­ Indeed good news to know that They Include corn yellow, melon 37 Health reiott SARY SALE now in progress, pink, mint green and spicy light Drive In For Our 30 Hebrew. we’re in fashion. It's also good Don’t worry about the future, If Atlas had once thought about many attractive prices were noted. news to know that they don’t want brown.s. ascetic Beautiful new carpeting is a There arc also water lily greens, m , 32 Jumped The pre.sent is all thou hast. the size of the world he was carry­ ua to mash, mangle or strangle o\ir The future will soon be present, ing, he could never have carried spring vitamin for your home. figures into some sort of geomet­ apple greens, sti'ong turquoise and 34 Eyed ivory beige. Tills l.ssl Ls tiic shacie @0SH, suggestively And the present will soon be past. it around., rical figure. FREE known In this coimtrv as bone . JAKE,USE 35 Bermuda, lor In no direction that we turn do Shoulders, too, are "rounded," Fresh Hot Croas Bum. Freaben Lm t Year’s Wardrsbe we find ease or comfort. If we are and girls who have naturally color. Front End, Broke and M* :,J"Pg|Penten Specials all manner of BOATS (6 different the economy ” GUEST Huu.scs from FRANK’S RESTAURANT, cor­ Irishmen Have Spreail Their Spell there is a 10% DISCOUNT SALE pattern magazine Basic I'ashion. antomohlles an average of 8,070 SEVER! on store-wide inventory Including styles in stock at present 1 rang­ He says that creeping Inflation $.5.50 daily, in ­ HI5 WBDWH* ner Main and Pearl Sts. caters to Everyone wants to join the par­ miles each during 1957 for a record cluding Break­ NieHT/r fresh spring merchandise as well ing in price from *185 to *525. (this is the variety we now have) | total of 643 billion miles. Forty per HOUSES your meatless Lenten diet by pre­ ty celebrating ST. PATRICK’S Well-Tailored Dress-Up SulU can be prevented from turning Into fast. . e i G M T ! DAY, because it’s a day with an as winter apparel. Bring the chil­ There are 25 additional styles cent of the operator licenses were “ I ain’t Been Hank for month* and I'm worried. paring for you all manner of It’s not too early to look into the available ranging up to *1000. runaway Inflation. F’Inally. he Slop In, Call or Write Us tempting SEAFOOD DINNERS, infectious spirit. HARRISON'S, dren in and shop leisurely for issued to women. Remember that Atlas they orbited was the SPRING WARDROBES AND AC­ purchasing of a new Easter SUFI Pay only *5 down to hold any argues, "the opponents of inflation For Special Folder and MIME! also CHEESE SPECIALTIES and 849 Main Street has the gay and or SPORT COAT or SLACKS or a have been unable to produce per­ size of a boxcar!" poignant CARDS, napkins and CESSORIES for boys and girls. item until M av 15. E xam ine th is KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD substantial SALADS. A tasty spring .TACKET for Junior. At C. sons In larg e num ber who have 1 jleratuTe JUDD SAXON Lenten snack would be MEAT­ favors. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1959 PAGE TWENTY^NE MANCHEStER R*'ENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S. 19CT THE ibers Gain Revenge with 90-79 Win over Marco Polo Otto Graham New Herald Angle By Keep Playoff EARL YOST Bull Curry and Midgets Princeton, Yale u Sport* Editor Presidents Agree Bissell Led Point Parade Hopes Alive, Notes from the Little Black Book Cadet Grid Coach Headline Mat Program PriDoeton, N. t . , Feb. 25 U ft Most compact spring training exhibitiop baseball sche^le -c-Tba Princeton *ngcr and the DiuYe Stars Yale BoUdog are ferodou* With Cheney Tech Quintet EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATES New London, Feb. 25 ,(/P)— in years, featuring 125 games between American and Na­ tional League clubs, will begin March 7 for Ainerican League Fresh from a thrilling bout that had a near capacity crowd rivals but the preaident at the W. L. Pci. Breaking from a low-acorlng Former pro football great Ot- two. onlversltte* are agreed on Gus's Grinder ... .;.15 0 1.000 teams training at Florida and Arizona bases. Most teams m In Hartford standing up last night, Wild Bull Curry will try athletic scholarships. They're .. .10 5 .667 14-14 fir*t (luarter deadlock, o Graham today wr.s named his luck—and brass knuckles—on Singing Frank Townsend By PAT BOLDUC Charter Oak .... the tall-d«a(il.v-8hooting Red (1 footljall coach at the Florida will play all but one or two games m the Sunshine bad, they aay. Mlllsr's ...... 8 7 .5.33 tonight at the high school gym. The three bout card is being Captain Dick Bissell and 8 .467 Ember posteti a convincing CoXst Guard Academy. Gra- State instead of stopping off en route home during the hnaj^ Princeton PresidMit Dr. Rob­ House A Hal* .. . . . 7 week of the training grind before^!.* sponsored by the Manchester Po-^ ert Goheen agreed yesterday diminutive Exlaus Parker, the FUCK ...... 8 12 .200 90-79 Connecticut Basketball harrK^va.s appointed also direc­ the opening games. The four clubs lice Benevolent Assn. Opening ac­ with Dr. Whitney Griswold, McBrides ...... 2 13 ,133 A.8sn. victory over the Marco tor o\Tthlctirs. be 113 feet In width. 45 feet in tion s ta rts a t 8:30. only two seniors on Cheney in Arizona will also play an ab­ height with a tower rising approxi­ Yale head, that athletic scholar­ Tech’s numerically thin bas­ Polo Explorer last night at the Roar Xtim. an!: Loamy, aupcr- breviated schedule on the way mately 75 feet over the cente-field Curry, who teamed with The ships are “swindling” American The curtain cam* down on the high school gym. A crowd of 300 Sheik last night In pinning Mark Inlendent’ -’^nr\of tre Academy, said home In comparison to other sea­ bleachers. The board can be con­ youth. ketball team this past season, regular eeason In the Intermediate looked on as the Embers chalked Hie fornrmW Cleveland Browns sons. Officirl opening game will verted to football within minutes. Lewln and Don Curtis, then having "Outside the Ivy League and ranked 1-2 in the scoring pa­ League at the East Side Roc last uo their seventh win in 13 starts (^unrlcrhackxwl''I'harh^ wC* become a com- be April 9 when W ashin^on enter­ The new board replaces the one the decision reversed, wound up by a group of small colleges—such rade. Coach Tony D’An na will night with a twlnblll that found and kept alive their playoff iranrier In the Coa.st Guard Re- tains Baltimore. All other 14 clubs built in 1950. The new scoroboard flooring Promoter Sam Gulino with as Amherst, Williams, Swatrh- not find It an easy task tryin to M iller’s criiablng McBride's 65-31 chances. a right cross. The fans were fit to .sorves with his aoceplancc of the are down for action the following contains 11.210 lamps (enough to more and Oberlln—you will find repace hla two aces com* next In the first game. In the nightcap, Coach Ray McKenna’s Explorers po.alllons. day as well as the Nats and illuminate a small town) with a be tied with Curry’s actions against (athletic scholarships)”, Goheen November. Gus's loppeo Charter Oak Grocery, bowed for the fourth time as Graham will ariH,ve in New Lon­ Orioles. wattage of 115,000, 619,000 feet or Lewin and Curtis but when he 36-30. against 10 victories. A total of 45 floored Gulino, the beetle browed said at a netvs conference. The 5-11 Blsiell, the R angers’ don Sunday and be;Hi' spt’lng prac­ « « 116 miles of electric cable .and will “Institutions of higher learn­ unofficial rebound leader, chalk­ In a nip and tuck low scoring personals, 24 against the losers, tice sessions on Momla.' . He re­ weigh 25 tons. It should be quite * villain needed a police escort to the game Gus's paced by Terry Cun­ was called in the rough and some­ dressing room. ing have gotten so deeply into ed up 217 point* and a fine 13.6 places Nelson Nitehnian, who was Early Opening sight. the entertainment business that average while competing In all ningham finished the season with times loosely played contest. leiicved of the position\n Novem­ Lincoln Downs is getting set for It: * * Local mat fans recall Curry's ap­ a perfect 15-0 reconi as they pearance here several weeks ago they have strayed from the 16 games. His 77 baskets and 63 The Silk Towners had several ber nftcr.l2 years at theYeadcmy. its 13th thoroughbred racing sea­ proper realm of amateurism. fcul shots also stand as Individual squeezed by Charter Oak, After standouts. Including tall Burr Carl­ The announcement said that son on March 4. This will be the Yankee Doodles when he used everything but the lagging 10-5 a t the end of the flr.sl ring bell in beating Arnold Skaa- Students and student athletes records. The aggressive and hard­ son, playmakcr Fred Dlute, John­ 2 Adm. Leamy and GrahanY have earliest start in New England It was not Babe Ri'.th, but Casey are considered quite different working forward also topped the period the winners surged to hold ny Jones, a real jumping jack, and agreed that Coast Guard Aca'^emy racing history. The 39-day meet land. The bad man is a former a 17-15 edge at Intermission. While Stengel, who hit the flr.st two Hartford policeman. types of cat.” local foul shooters, converting 63 rugged Art Qulmby. udll not "go big time” in f'olhall. will run through April 18. . . . The World SeriJs home runs in- Yankee Griswold said Monday In a (hinningham found the range for Carlson topped all scorers with The tag-team matches will be on of 120 free throwe for a 53 per 10 tallies. Bill Twerdy ' followed Tliey said that lliev had no plii^s : New England racing season, inci- Stadium. Ole Case did it as a speech In Baltimore that ath­ cent average. a variety of shots, including a to change Hie Academy’s prereiH I dentally, will run 237 days. . . . the undercard. One will feature with seven In the winning cause member of the Giants In the 1923 midgets. Tiny Tim and Mario letic scholarships “Constitute Foul shooting was on* dep art­ deadly hook shot from In close. ■chcf'ulc, which Includc.s Amherst.^ ; UConn basketball team has but series, the fir. t jver played at the one of the greatest education For the losers, Neil Pierson Ihe former UConn star hooped 10 "orwich University, Rensselaer, Sanchez a.gainst Fuzzy (Gupid and m ent In which the Techmen did chucked In 13 m arkers while Bill one game remaining on its regular stadium . . . Gil McDougald has Irish Jackie. All four men weigh swindles ever perpetrated on baskets and 7»8 foul shots for 27 r inity. University of Vermont, slate, a March 4 date at Rhode Is­ not excel aa a unit, making only VIot collected 9. been named to receive the L«ou less than 100 pounds. American youth. Its aim Is 174 of 395 attem p ts for a lowly points. Dlute, who eet up numerous V'.'esleyan and Woi'ce.ster Poly. land. Speaking of UConn, the Gehrig Award as the player “who not the education of that youth Rocketing away to a fast 18-4 plays, wound up with 24 tallies Johnny Barend and Don Lewln 48 per cent average. first perlo(i edge. Miller's hnd no ... . / ; CiHiehed All-Stars Huskie baseball team will play a moat tyipicallv represents the spir­ will have It out with Karl Von but the entertainment of It* after getting 20 in the first half. Graham, who lives in Cleveland 25-game slate. Including six elders, not the welfare of the Nine Point Average trouble In crushing McBride's, Jones was the night's outstanding it of the Hall of Fame first base- Hess and Steve Zold. leading all the way. Dick Karinskl v.oiiio Knv riiic'iLro White Sox second baseman gives Coach Tony (Ticcincllo an oppor- with his wife and three children, games id the South. Home opener man, botli on and off the field.** It looks like an Interesting eve­ athlete but the pleasure of the Parker, Tech's pepperpot 5-6 defensive performer, blocking will be April 16 against Northeasl- backcourt standout, hooped 144 scored 21 big points and Bob Nell many shots and doing an excellent 5 fun v i r « m w ^ his tobacco chew with a ba.seball dnnng a break m ictired f;om the Browns in 1956. . . . L ast ye.ar the Yanks drew 28 ning and extra police will le on spectator.” i-ic made his debut as a major ) ern . . . Capacity registration of markers and wountl up with an found the range for 17 tallies for job of breaking up the Explorers’ Sring training duties at Tampa. Besides being a habitual tobacco che^^el dm mg the per cent of the home attendance hand to handle any ou'bursts by the winners. For McBride’s. Dave conch last August when he direct­ ; nearly 1,600 participants is indi- of the other seven clubs In the Curry. TINY TIM even nine point average in 16 out­ fast break. The 6-5 Quimhy, season. Fox’s bat produced a .300 averag^ last year. (AI I hotofax) ed the College All-Stars to a 35-19 1 cated for the annual Connecticut ings. He! also trailed Bissell with Solomonson dunked In 12 markers rounding into shape after a slow league . . . Norm Siebern and while John McParland added eight victory over the Detroit Lions, Na­ State Rifle Championships March Bobby Shantz have won gold Hartford High 55 baskets and 34 charity losties. start, turned in a splendid Job tional Football League champion. 6, 7, 8 at Winchester in New Ha­ gloves from Rawling’s for being In the foul shooting department, RKU SENIOR I.E/XGUE off both boards while chipping In Graham's acceptance came as no ven. There are 28 positions at the among the top fielders In the Pert Carol Heiss Sport Schedule Parker rated third behind Bissell With Deb Reynolds scoring with 11 markers, the same total great surprise. It did. however, end W inchester ranges. Coach Gil American League at their re­ And Hall Win and Frank Chaves, hitting on 34 of eight of hla 13 points in the fourtli garnered by Jones. in Market two months of speculation based Hunt's Manchester High rifle team spective positions. Siebern needed Holds Lead 69 free throws for a 49 per cent quarter and the I'elephone Co. 12 Point Edge Milwaukee is listed among the team entries. Today m ark. unable to tally more than five With Carlson and Dlute account­ on his two visits here. In carefully two gloves against the Braves In worded statements which followed * * )« the 1958 World Series for his play In Ice Competition High riflemen vs. Wdbraham— Tourney Tilts Chaves, a promising 5-9 Junior, tallies, the Manchester Trust ing for 26 of their club's 35 points both Graham and Academy offi­ in leftfield before being benched Armo.y. was 10 for 20 from the free throw notched a 50-38 victory In a play­ In an action-packed second period. cials saitl they were pleased with Bad Man’ Title . . . Old Timers Day at New York Pro Wrestling, 8:30 — High New Haven, Feb. 25 ( ^ —Now line and tallied 74 points for a 6.3 off for fourth place last night at Coach' Frank Toro’s Ember quin­ one another but they refused to Colorado Springs, Colo., Feb. 25 School. average In 14 contests. Chaves the high school. tet erected a 49-37 advantage at Baseman New "bad man” title In the Na- this summer will be Saturday, (A5—With pert Carol Heiss well on that play downs are undenvay in For Second make definite commitments. 1 tional Hockey I.,eaguc belongs to finished fourth behind rugged Jim­ Tall Jack Volz chipped in with the intermission. Marco Polo Aug. 8 when the Yanks play Kan- her way toward her fourth straight the (?IAC schoolboy basketball Graham said at the lime of his [Ted Lindsay of the Chicago Black SP” City . . . Yankees average 27(4 tournament, the ratings of the 66 my Plro In the scoring race. Plro, 11 poinle for the Trustmen who battled back to within four points fell that way in the spring. | first visit here in January that he I Hawks. He has been penalized bet­ women’s crown, the world figure a 6-1H sophomore, also participat­ gained the playoff round of four. of the lead at one point in the versatile performer moving to l(Rl-.t I years in age with Enos Slaughter skating championships turn to­ competing teams are beginning to New York, Feb. 2.5 (/P)— ' watikee in exchange for Joe A d-''Foytack had a 1.5-13 record with (planned to introduce the profes­ ter than 30 minutes more than Lou Bobby Boyd, take on meanings. ed in all 16 games, getting 89 bas­ Dick Bissell tint! Coach D’Angoiia Mac McDowell and Don Smith third quarter before the victor* the Tigers la.st year. and Murry Dic!;.“on tile oldest at night to the first final competi­ The National League Cham­ rock, the slugger who allernatcF sional style of play for the Ckdets, Fontinato of the New York Rang­ 42, The sprin," training squad kets. 33 foul shots for a total of Herald Photo by Pinto hooped 133 and 10 markers, res­ regained their shooting eye to hold tion — the pairs. There were four games In the 111 tallies. He averaged 6.9 points a 10-polnt bulge, 68-58 at the buz­ pion Milwaukee Braves are with slick-fielding Frank Torre at In other news. Truman eleven- j If he holds to this, it would mean ers, former No. 1 roughneck averages 6-1 in heights and 188 Cnass A (Large Schools) category pectively for the losers. that the Academy's opponents will Hartford wrestling promoter Sam Seven couples from four coun­ for the season. zer. right back where they were first base. ger. Washington's righthander, is pounds. Spider Webb last night, and the results follow­ Late this morning Wally Fortin, adding a singer to his repertoire face an air attack throughout the , Gulino reports its cost $1,400 to tries, including three strong United Rounding out D’Angona's var­ al Tech contest, whereas a low beyond D'Angona’s pre-season ex- The two rivals fought pretty two years ago when they had Commented Dick Wal.sh, Lo.s * * States teams, will attempt to wrest ed the pattern of ratings laid program director for the Recrea­ Angeles' assistant general man­ which he hopes will help him im­ searon. Graham has been called one put on a show, either boxing or down by the Connecticut Inter­ sity squad were, scoring totals in of 34 tallies was scored in the peclatlons, tion Department, received notice much on even terms In the final a performer of top caliber at of the greatest T formation quar­ wrestling, at the State Theater in the title from the two-time cham­ parenthesis, Joe Naumec (93), Jim 10 minutes with the Ember getting ager, "Frankly I'm not impreased prove on his 9-9 mark of 1958; Off the Cuff pion Canadian pair, Robert Paul In TV Scrap scholastic Athletic Conference: final two games against I-asnletlc Windsor, Hartford that the Nike would be unable to every position er'opt sotond liaso. with it. What they would be ask­ Pete Daley. Boston's reserve terbacks in the history of Hie Hartford and only $600 at Foot M enditto (24) and tell Bob Rukus compete In the forthcoming play­ a slim 22-21 edge after leading by With Rod Sohoendienst ho.spital- game. His powerful and accurate Guard Hall. Hartford promoters Doug McMurdy. former Spring- and Barbari Wagner. Hartford Public (ranked 13th) (5). 'Veteran Harry Holmes, who Seminary and Hartford Tech. Xech, Vinal Cromwell High School 20 points at one stage. But It ing for is a man who could set catcher, continued to feature the The pairs competition, which Chicago, Feb. 25 (IP)—A fter five offs. Aa a result the Trust has been lied with tnberrulosis and their Red Sox' early practices with arm shattered one record after are still burking one another with field standout in the American defeated Harding 1171, 67-58; left the squad after six games, Hartford netted a whopping high md Holy Trinity. Only Ijisalette, was strictly a rase of the Ember their ball elub. They would be giv­ Hockey League, has been declared consists of one session of free skat­ years. Spider Webb and hU Chi­ Notre Dame (16) defeated Bas- advanced to third place and the ■pring training camp already open lu.sty hitting; Cleveland Manager another in the National 9 ootball mat and ring cards the same night totaled 64 points. of 80 m arkers in trouncing the r h AM High School and Ellington Telephone to fourth spot In the outrebounding and outshootlng its ing yo\i a man who was two- New York Knickerbockers’ Kay FcHx (19) seems to be Dick Sherman, cross-country eligible to play with New Haven ing only, will start at 10:30 p.m. cago rival, Bobby Boyd, will get sick (20) 68-63: William Hall (14) locals by 46 points In the finale vvon both games, for business, the Braves reportedly platooned" .loe Gordon is trying to get right- l^cague. Actually, the Rangers were not standings. Monday night’* revised smaller rivals. One of his more famous plays using Tom Heinsohn (15) of the lies Big Season borne salary battle with the Kan­ the idea of coaching he .said that 'Bcoreboard is being erected at medium category, 14th-ranked League games scheduled Thurs­ victory over Na.ssiff's as he scored B ('onpleton, c ...... 6 4-7 16 ;V- 'They’ll have to give up a lot .’.asketball As.sn. playoffs in pre-season estimates, a.'’ were ager of the Springfield Indians. figures,” Carol said. "But I go Into But then he was taken apart by to get Temple,” said Paul yester­ Paul Foytack, Detroit's star sas City A's. he was looking for a place where 'Slttinkee Stadium. Overall size will each one of them scared to death. University defeated Housatonic day night at the Y have been 14 points. Mike Kusiak was second 4 Scott, g ...... 6 7-9 in he could bring his family and live well on their way toward clinching second place m the Last- Joey Giardello, who broke Boyd's 1 Stetson, g ...... 6 3-3 15 righthajider, predicted a banner "I came down more than they 1 am never confident" Regional, ranked 18lh, 51-40. In moved up to tonight as the gym Pairings for Friday night's quar-'^»winner of the Kloter-Mcintosh best with 11. Leading scoters for 1 Burke, s ...... 1-1 3 day. quietly. It was reported that he jaw while pummeling him In a 1 The Dodgers are equally deter­ season. The reason? "I got confi­ came up,” said Cerv after a con­ ern Division. Paul and Miss Wagner, who the small schools division. Durham will be used for dancing tomorrow ter-final round In the seventh an match. Nassiff's were Bob Ronzoni and 1 Kllnrle, K ...... 8 (VO 6 J.# wanted to have time to keep up Everything worked right for the 21-6 drive early in the second fifth round knockout in 1966. Bob Bombardier with 10 and nine mined to get a substantial return dence now that I can gel the hall ference with General Manager ■kate together like a man and Ijjs (14) won a 67-42 victory over night. Tonight’s action pairs nual Women's Town Duck Pin Mrs. Vittner upended Miss Small 79 his other interests. Knirks' la.st night. They beat the period and won going away. Bob His record is 52 victories, 23 by Washington |24). points respectively. 24 Total! ...... 38 for Gilliam. One nimor had the over the plate. It’s the first time Parke Carroll. shadow, are favored to win their Keith’s and Elh* at 6 and Bill's Bowling Tournament were an­ In a one gome rolloff for third \ He is married to the former Boston Celtics 134-122 in the wind- Cousy was high for the Celtics Tigers Aided hy Washington^ knockouts, .In 65 bouts. He has Class A teams take a rest to­ nounced today by Jack Vittner. place last night while Mrs. Pirkey Y JUNIOR LEAGUE third straight championship in the been kayoed six times. ar.d Fletcher Glass at 7. . Orean Manor m ) Feverly Jane Collinge of Wabash, up of or a Madison Square double­ with 33. pairs events with sternest com­ night, with no games scheduled. tourney director. Matches are turned back Mrs. Kloter to nail Boland Oil downed the Elks to B F P U . Ind., and has lhr»e children. He Is Syracu.se made up a 17 point Webb, former Idaho State and go Into first place again last night, MorlK^y ...... 2 I 5 header after the Syracu.se Nats, petition coming from the United Four CJlass B gam es will be played, RBO VOIXEYB.\LI.. League scheduled to begin promptly at 7 down sixth spot In the field of eight P. IloUf^nthal ...... 4 3 10 considered a talented musician their rivals for the runner-up posi­ deficit, deadlocking the game at Not as Bad as It May Sound Olympic boxer, has stopped his and nine (Class C gam es are sched­ 59-41, Gordon Cleaners turned back Dartmouth Trounces Holy Cross States and Germany. last two opponents—Terry Downes championship will bo decided to­ o'clock at the Y alleys, with the qualifiers. Foster ...... 4 8 n and plays four instruments. tion. were upset by the Cincinnati 88-all early in the fourth quarter uled. winners advancing to the semi­ Trailing by 20 pins, 73-53 after an Improved Nasslff Arms, 61-40. Carlson ...... 1 a 4 Ronald and Nancy Ludlngton of in London, England, and Giardello night when the Latvians meet N. Hohenthal ...... 7 4 18 As athletic director he will su- Royals 113-109 in the opener. after trailing by 40-23 in the first to believe. The team always fin­ Roxbury, Mass., were runners-up Center Congos a 8:15 and Watkins finals on Saturday afternoon at 1. four complete boxes, Mrs. Vittner This enabled Gordon's to tie the .... 4 0 8 minute of the second period. Arlen Miami (NEA) The Detroit in San Francisco. However he Elks for second spot In the stand­ Knh^n ...... [lervise the development of the Now. any rombination of New Tiger.s arc .supposed to be the club ished seventh or eighth. to the Canadians in the recent play Woodhil' at 9. Watkins hold Top-seeded Doris Grl.sel square.s rallied for four spares, one strike Austin ...... 0 2 Cadets’ athletic ability. The Coast Bockhorn and Jack Twyman paced lost a 10-round decision to Gene Jesse Lemar Gonder, 22, left ings. Hedlund ...... 1 0 2 St. Mary’s and Louisville Set York victories or Syracuse de­ to bother the New York Yankees "Once," he recalls, "once I re­ North American Championships. Fullmer, now the No. 2 challenger, handed hitting catcher on the Cin­ a one-game edge over the Lat- off against eighth-seeded Anne and a 10 box to overtake Miss Guard is like its three armed feats totaling three will give the a Royals’ .surge that put it away member we got up to as high as West Germany’s threat is a teen­ vian-s. Regular season play ends Twerdy, Amy Plrkey, defending Small 156-138. Mavis, after chalk­ Gordon's jumped Into an early Totnls ...... J3 14 60 this season - if anything this side last September, in Salt Lake City. cinnati roster, played for Seattle. lead a.s many of Nassiffs' shots service counterparts in that under­ Knickerbockers second place. for Cincinnati in the final 10 min­ of a blue law is going to bother fourth place in the middle of a age combination Hans - Jurgen In 35 fights he has won 31, 16 tonight unless a playoff for first champion and seeded sixth in this ing up two strikes and a spare in m Cvrii'B ;50) graduates pursue a four-year utes. Twyman wound up with 29 Monterrey and San Antonio In went o.stray. Tliey led 26-11 al the B FPtff For Post-Season NCAA Event Richie Guerin, a ball-hawking them. sea.son. But then we had a slump Baumler, 17, and Marika Killus, 15. of them by knockouts. He never 1958, He hit a total of 19 homers place is necessary. Should the Lat­ year's event, opposes newcomer the first four boxes, went to the RopoNloffikl ...... 2 2 6 course leading to a commission as point.s to' lead both clubs. George demon, was the big gun for the Yet a easual glan^ie at their and we went way down again.” who have been working together has been kayoed. in 106 games. vians win all three games, Wat­ Mavis Small, who Is seeded fourth, final frame before getting another Horan ...... : 0 2 an officer and a Baciielor of New Yorkers. He scored 37 points Yardley wa.s the N ats' top man less than a year. fifth - seeded Helene Dey battles mark, a spare with a strike fill. Thompson ...... ___ 2 2 6 New York, Fell. ?' (Ah St • March 9 or 10, got 39 point.s from 1,59 roster shows the, shortstop Powerful Com(>etltor kins m ust duplicate the feat Pfnu ...... ___ 3 0 6 Science Deg.ee. as the Knickerbockers staged a with 26. third-seeded Shirley Vittner and Mrs. Pirkey, the only woman .... 0 0 0 6-8 Mike Moran in its rout of hope to be Rocky Bridges, who Aside from the fact Yost draws The German youth and his part­ against Woodhill. BnrPS ...... Mary'* (Calif) and Louisville are The Academy has had flee h.ad ner, a stunning blonde, won the Flo Kloter, seeded seventh, meets to win the Town title two straight Ba«*r ...... ___ 4 1 9 Notre Dame. Moran’s 10-point was with the Washinglrip Sena­ a lot of walks and has not hit ...... 0 0 packaged for delivery and Miami football coaches in its history. It European crown at Davos. Switz­ THIS IS THE LONGESV skat­ second-seeded Ruth McIntosh. years, led 81-80 after seven com­ way mark. Jeff Morhardt and Mac Roy ...... Spiurge, building Marquette from tors last season. And qver at mtich of anything in recent years, Moreland Forgets Recruiting Mc'Curry led a 25 point fourth Wlrth ...... ___ 3 3 Of Ohio is about to tie the knot has not. however, followed in the erland, but Miss Kilius was taken ing eeason at Center Springs Pond Semi-final pairing* will match plete boxes but closed with spare.s Camill ...... ___ 1 0 a 25-28 deficit to a 35-28 lead, pul third is Eddie Yost, another ex- all that is known of him is the ob­ quarter for the winning Gordon's 0 today aa th ; field fills for the footsteps of t'le Army, Navy and Washington player. HI shortly afterwards, handicap­ since 1943-44. Good skating today the winner of the Grlsel-Twerdy in her final two frames to beat Rloiix ...... 1 Eddie Hickey's Warriors in front Air Force Academies, which have vious, It took a powerful com­ match against the victor of the | Mrs. Kloter 128-107. to turn the tide and pull out Die Hofforth ...... ___ 8 s 9 NCAA Basketball Championships. to stay. Notre Dame's Tom Haw­ Now the Washington Sena^rs ping their preparations. Mess to Star at Small School mart:* the 43rd day of the sea­ become major collegiate football Lucky for Campy’s Son petitor to play steadily for the w'ln. McCurry (26) and M orhardt 10 60 St. Mary’s - the West Coast suc­ kins managed only 17 point.s la.st year were appraised by ^ v - *nie United States’ other two son. Center’s will be open tonight Pirkey-Small match and the Dey-1 The finals are on tap Saturday Totals ...... 20 powers. The Air Force, just four Senators over that period of time. Vittner victor will roll against the i night beginning at 7:30. (20) led In the scoring department cessor to once-mighty .'tan F ran ­ tlii.s time, dumping his average to eral observers a.s the worst teaip Eddie, no matter how much pairs are Karl and Gayle Freed of until 10. yean old, has already reached na­ Indianapolis and Dudley Richards Ruston, La. — (NEAl—To bas-^hlm. He averag.2s over 20 points a with Mike Barry doing the re­ cisco-nailed an NCAA berth last 23 4. in the franchise’s history. Thi5, hustle he put into playing, had to bounding for the winners. Geclau- night by clinching the West Coast .Firvenleen points -from Frank tional stature. was regarded a.s an important and Maribel Owen of Boston. Ger­ ketball authorities st North Caro­ game and 18 rebounds. He has Graham’s appointment led to the Father in Wheelchair \vind up going through the mo­ skas, Sheptoff. Bill McMulIln and A.C. title with a 58-57 overtime Delano and 16 fr.)ni Dick .lohnaon story because the Senators ha\'e m any has a second team, Franz lina S tate and Texas A. and M., tallied 39 points twice. With this, College Basketball speculation Hiat the Coast Guard tions. How could you mi.ss doing Jack Moreland is undoubtedly an­ John McCarthy all played well for victory over runner-up College of hel(>Pd boost Na\’y's record to 15- had some awful outfits. Yost that wUh a club trailing by 34 Ningel and M argaret Gobi. Louisiana Tech has a 15-3 record East j Carter's might be seeking to follow along and Bridges comprised half the other name for nightmare, and leads the Gulf States Confer­ ACC Hoop Czar Places Varsity Nassiffs. the Pacific. Louisville, the fast im­ 5. while Rice hit a red hot 64 per games in August? D artm outh 81, Holy Cross 64. Jim Sommers (21), Hank ■' ith its counterparts. But that New Y'ork, Feb. 25 tfPi—Tlie 15- "If you get in further trouble W asliington infield. State will be suffering for years ence. Among the souvenir.s^of this a -m-a - n f • Jim sommers nmin. proving Southern independent, was cent of its sbot.s and got 36 point.s and are returned to Children's Detroit Manager Bill Norman Springfield 71, A m erican In ti 70. selected for the Mid-Kasr elimi­ from Tom Robitaillc in a 91-64 now remains to he seen. year-old son of Roy Campanella, W ith this in mind, it is hard because of the recruiting methods ^ ^ar is a tournam ent victory in WORK CLOTHES No salary fig ire was disclosed. form er baseball great,- h,as ad­ Court, you have my word, boy, you saw enough in Yost - - at one time Maine 81. B ates 54. Performers on Best nations as an at-large entry. rout of Texas Teeb, Texas A&.M to see why Detroit can be hope­ wanted badly by the Yankees - 30.MINUTE FREE used to get the 9-foot-9 Moreland hreveport's Gulf South Classic, In St. Joseph’s (P a) 82, Drexel 59. mitted preaking into a Queens will be dealt with very severely.” ful. But a breakfast dale with ______to their win over the Elk.s. The Unless a playoff is required v.on its Southwest game from to make a play for him. out of the red clay hills of which strongish Virginia Tech was Penn S tate 88, Lehigh 52. For Painters, Texas 71-61 by pouring nine points drug store. The judge told David that his 1957 season comes to mind and Louisiana. The Aggies Just recent­ » „ ,,, , ,,, .. Elks were hampered last night as Miami of Ohio is set aa the repre­ father is "an idol of the A m erican So his team is listed as a con­ INSTALLATION beaten in the final.s. Greensboro, N. C.. Fob. 25 (/P) -t, His investigation. Weaver said I , showed up to play sentative of the MidAmerican in the last two minutes. David Campanella was arrested it helps clarify the situation. tender with half of la.st year a ly managed to live down the rap Against. Kentucky Wesleyan, Commissioner Jam es W eaver of disclo.sed that the fight was start­ Carpenters, Plumbers IjViu'H Wins 19lh, public.’' Dressen had just been re­ and they had to play with care Conference after rolling its record Easy T\l8fe a little more than an hour after Campanella was one of the first ■Washington infield helping bring they received for trying the same Moreland ‘was matched with the the Atlantic Coast Conference to­ ed by Shaffer and Forte. Bue he and were not as aggressive as they he was found guilty yesterday of placed as Washington manager Two Games Slated to 9-1 in league play with an 84-71 Dartmouth, the Ivy League Slops Kid Anselm Negroes to enter major league this about. But it isn’t as strange thing. heralded Kelly Coleman and came day placed North Carolina and added: "I am inclined to believe usuall.vt are. The Oilers outscorert , whipping o f Ohio U. another juvenile delinquency by Cookie Lavagetto and he ■was Moreland, two years ago, caused out on top easily. He scored 24 that what occurred between these leader, stepped out of the circuit baseball. His playing career ended working out his contract by be­ as it sounds. At least it better not Waka Forest varsity basketb^l the Ell^Jh every quarter to post Bowding Green, the only team and had an easy time with Holy charge. be or Briggs Stadium will be emp­ the biggest controversy In bas­ points, took down 26 rebounds and For Mile O’ Dimes two boys would have been of lit­ H artford. Feb. 25 (Ah--Lafay­ when he was injured in an auto ac­ ing a special talent hunter for players on their best behavior un. their eighth win of the year. Tim R L O W l with a chance to tie Miami for the Cross as 6-7 Rudy l.aRusso jrvored The father, partially paralyzed cident in January, 1958. ty in mid-season. 3 ^ ketball. He attended North Caro­ had 14 assists. der threat of more severe action tle consequence had not the Wake Mikoleil, Hans Peterson and Barry Mid-American title, lost Us two ette (Billy) Lynch scored his 19th the team. Talking as such, he lina State, while delective.s traced 29 points and grabbed 22 rebounds. in an auto accident a year ago, The ex-All-Star-catcher long has "My biggest problem,” he says, The second annual March of aa a result of their brawl two Forest bench rushed onto the McCormick all played well for the regular season games to the Red­ St. Joseph's, which will clinch the ring victory last night when he was shocked by the arrest. He said immediately proclaimed he .had the scholarship trail. All others "are crowds. The things that slopped Frankie (KidI Anselm of been active in the fight on juvenile done an excellent job. Free Installation Dimes benefit doubleheader bas­ weeks ago. floor, joined within seconds by losing Elks. skins. In any event, Miami can re­ Middie-Atlantic Conference berth at his home: delinquency and has worked ac­ debated the case so much that the caused all the controversy are a the Carolina substitutes, thereby move even this doubt by winning Philadelphia in the sixth round of Bridges Better CIAC at a Glance ketball program will be held to­ No suspensions were Included in in the NQAA with its next tri­ "The boy’s my boy. I got to try tively with youngsters. - big question in Dixie was, "Will dehd issue with me. I have no m orrow bight at the Verplanck depriving the officials of any op­ one of its two remaining confer­ umph, tied a sriiool record for their scheduled 10-rounder. to help him when he gets messed "I got Cookie a shortstop." the Moreland ca.se be settled in our the action, leaving the players Lynch weighed 147, Anselm. 151. Campanella worked his way regrets. But people still get on School. There will be no charge for eligible for next week's Confer­ portunity to keep the situation ence tests- the next against Kent successive vn tories ' with nine in up. I tried to help as much as 11 from a poor section of .Philadelphia Charley beamed. "I got him • Class ,\ (iJirge Schools) 5EBT COUERS tim e ? ” me during a game. I have a lot of State on Saturday. It was tile 39th win in 42 bouts Bridges. Nobody knows what admission but donations will be ence Tournament which selects under control. Naturally, when the the romp over Drexel Tech. could with juvenile delinquency to a luxurious ranch house at L ast Night’s Scores B Student trouble controlling myself. I still greatly appreciated. In th* opener spectators arrived, bedlam was Boost Record Nine free throws by Dickie for the Hartford fighter. and here’s my boy that jumped off a good thing I done for Cookie the ACC representative In the In a companion 10-rounder, Jim­ Glen Cove, N. Y„ on Long Island. H artford Public 67, H arding 58. B ut for ___ oiand, all this 1* don’t know If I’ve mastered the at 7:15 two Junior League All- Inevitable.” Marquette, an earlier at-large Odum in the closing miniite.s en- i the track." there. He's a way better play­ gone. He Is now a t relatively NCAA championships. Weaver my Monts, 165, Hartford, decision- There, sitting In a wheelchair, er than anybody figures. I Icnow N otre Dame 68, Basslck 63. problem yet.” Star teams will meet while the emphasized, however, that all of Turning to McGplre and McKin­ choice by the NCAA, bookted its abled Wake Forest to turn back As David's mother. Mrs. Ruthe he said in an interview: "Every­ minor Louisiana Tech, where-he Is Moreland comes from nearby nightcap pairs the Midget League ney, the commissioner noted that a record to l9-3 with a 95-76 victory South Carolina 60-53 in an At­ ed Floyd McCoy, 170, New York. Campanella, took the boy home him. You watch and see.” William Hall 49. Bristol 47. TRIPLE W the players are under "strict Neither fight produced a knock­ thing else compared to this is If there is one thing Dressen Staples 56, Hamden 47. a B student In sophomore civil en­ Minden and as a senior in high All-Stars against the Fathers and similar Incident between the same over Notre Dame; Navy improved lantic Coast Conference game T roublemaker following the second arrest she nothing." gineering courses and he is a big probation." down. In the Lynch-Anselm duel, cannot be faulted on it is base­ Tonight's Games Bchool w as a bewildered kid and Coaches. After Interviewing players on schools had resulted In two player Its selection chances in a 70-58 Roger Potts' two free throws in Cliff Hagan. 6-5 Kentucky said: "This is going to break his When David returned home last STO R E S^ frog In a prosperous little basket­ his family was confused as on Team Boaters suspensions and a $500 fine for triumph over Delaware; and Rk>e the final minute enabled Oklahoma product, gives the St. Louis Anselm was pushed out of the ring ball sense. And Bridges backed No Games Scheduled. both teams, school officials and father’s heart." night, Campanella said, he told Class B (Medium School*) ball pond. avalanche of recruiters moved in. Junior League All-Stars, No. 1: each school three years ago. and ta d Texas A&M won SouthWe.-it to pull into a tie for second in the Hawk.s a hard-to-handle qual­ helplessly after two minutes of the David, a 10th grader in a private it up. Rocky was more than 681 MAIN ST.—MI 8-6771 game officials. Weaver ordered re­ sixth round. the boy; passable last year — as passable Last Night’s Scores Watching play. It Is easy to see A contingent from North Caro­ Coaches Bill Malausky and Ed said; Conference tests In other Tuesday Big Eight with a ,54-52 squeaker ity even when you get pa.st school in Queens, told police he and "Look, I’ve scrimped and Cain, Marsh Potter, Todd Potter, primands for Dave Budd, C3iarlle features. over Oklahoma Stale. as a guy playing under the University 51, Housatonlc Re­ w'hy people get Into trouble over lina State finally won out by fly­ "The lack of discipline on both Bob Pettit, the big star. Ha­ a friend, George Delmos, 16, broke worked hard for you. Now look at Dick Clough, Paul Quey, Jeff Forte, Winston Wiggins and Dick­ benches has been the major factor Dartmouth and St. Joseph’s (Pa), At Dover. Del., Delaware State monotony of constant losing ever gional 40. ing to see him, then flying him ie Odom ' of Wake Forest and gan IS one of professional bas­ into a drug store in the borough 11 all the shame that you've brought to Raleigh quickly, with offers Tybur, J. R. Composeo, Mort in the deteriorating relationships two likely NCAA entries as con­ and St. Peter s (N.J.l didn’t finish ketball's top drivers. Maiitip Missing da.ys ago, can be. Tonight’s Games North Carolina’s Lee Shaffer and to your mother and me and your He hit .263, which was good galore for not only Jack but a Moriarty, Doug McBriety, J. V. between the teams. Each coach ference qualifiers, extended their what they started. Campanella, a Negro, and Del- brothers and your sister. Darlen-Abbott at Staple*. Lou Brown, in addition to other winning streaks -Dartmouth to»15 'With Delaware leading T^T- enough. Detroit will take it. Newlngton-Mlddletown at Wa­ friend. Texas A. and M. had al­ Composeo and Dick Getzewlch. . has in the past been guilty of acts , , .. 1 Dallas, Feb. 25 iIP> — Mickey mos. who is white, are accused of "It’s a lucky thing for you that Junior League All-Stars, No. 2; players who went onto the court as Holy Cross fell 81-64, and. St. Jo ­ hopeful St. Peter's 66-55 and seven They have extended themselves tertown? NOTICE ready made its tempting pitch. which could incite the players and iLill V A 1) D O 1 n t C cl Mantle misses the opening o' spring looting the till and taking ciga­ I’m in a wheelchair.*' Coach Ernis Dowd, Bill Beleks- from the bench. spectators or Intimidate the offi­ seph's to nine, over Drexel 82-59. minutes remaining, St. Peter's . 1 1 training for the first time today as rettes and cosmetics. for much less. The Tigers went Wlndsor-Gllbert at Southington. When this came out, Moreland Budd, who was Involved In a The former catcher said he had to great pains to get Billy Mar­ FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE wicz, John Lucas, Bob Danehy, cials. If coaches cannot practice Beating COP last night on Bob­ Coach Don Kennedy Sr. was he sweats out a ^n tract disptlte The store’s proprietor, Daniel always been proud of David and Slmsbury-Watcrford at Bran­ was ruled Ineligible In the Atlan­ tussle "With Cincinnati’s Oscar by Dole's long one-hander in the nettled by a foul called against his To Brown Staff i tin, a natural second baseman — tic C oast CTonference and S tate Prank Boyd, Dave Kaselauskas, self-control they cannot expect to with the W orld’s Champion New Statesman, said $500 was taken. that the boy had nev^r given him ford. Greg Manchuck, Alan Tomlinson, Robertson during the Dixie Classic closing leponds of overtime, St. son, Don Jr., one of his backcoiirt York Yankees. The power man of and at that a guy with techincal was suspended. A. and M. was hit have disciplined players and, of David told police he took $9 and anv trouble before. Class O (Small Schools) Ed Fischer, Jack F«ah and Gary In December, was-told that "any necessity, discipline must be im­ Mary’s ended San Francisco's .four- men. He pulled the team off the P.sovidence, R. I., Feb. 25 i(P)— the Y'ankees, who wants more flaws only the Yaukes could af­ Last Night's Score WE ARE NOW by the NCAA. some cigarettes. Now I have to ask Dave Why. ford to carry i— to'play* shortstop. Wood. future unsportsmanlike act or posed from some other source.” year championship reign in fhe floor and refuse’d to return. John Zilly, 37. an assistant foot­ money reportedly he's seeking "We were acting a little crazy Why? The boy has everything. I Durham 67, Washington 42. Instead of being broken by the WCAC. The Dons, national champs Bridges was less trouble to get Midget League AU'Stars: Coach Intervention in any way with .an WMver said that under no cir­ ball roach at Notre Dame the past $75,000 a season—will sign countless ... 1 just got mixed up with some don’t pick his friends — I leave Tonight’s Games experience, ' Jack came back to Marsh Potter, Bill Dixon, Mike opponent” would Cost him hie in 1855 and 1956 during the Bill autographs for the kids who flock and he has the quickness and glove hie north Louslana area and has cumstances 'will the conference three years, today was named to a crazy kids,” David said. them up to him — but I Invite GrlswoldrHebfon Regional St Skelly, Russ Lennon, Hill O’Con­ eUgibility. permit e game between North Russell .era, are about-facing this Hockey a t a Glance .similar post under John Mc- to his new bowling-alley. But he David was booked for juvenile them here, for weekends, to use to help what should be a strong worked out his college life. Detrqlt pitchirig staff. Jini Bun- Norwich. nell, Rich Hansen, Mike Kusiak, Coeobes Cens^k^ Caroline end Wake Forest at Win­ season, having won only five of 22 Laughxy at Brown. isn’t about to put his signature on delinquency — speciflcatiqn bur­ the beach, to sing..." OPEN THURSDAY One facto r undoubtedly Is his WIlton-LaSalelte at Amity Re­ Mike Minor, Pete Wise, Bob Ran- W eaver also oensured) Coaches ston-Salem next season. He sug­ garnet.. 8t. Mary's la an able suc- Tuesday** Be*ults Zilly, a native of Southington, a Yankee contract until ho gets glary—as police began a h u n t for Campanella said hp knew the nlng, Paul Foytack, Frank Lary, wife, the farmer Jeanette Wood­ casaor with a 17-5 'record and a BlUy Hoeft, Don Mossl and Ray gional, ’ coni, Jerry WlUUma, Bonny Craft, Frank MeGuire of Noi/Ui Cero- gested it be played at an off- Eaatenl League Conn., was graduated from Notre $3,000 more than New York is re­ Uie Delmos youth. Delmos boy "And i think he’s a ard, a beauty queen and former t(M) conference alate. portedly offering him. Narleskl^the last obtained from New Mllford-Stafford at Plain-., Marty Chemeliewakl, Rick Bom­ Una end Horace (Bones) Mc­ campvis site. Clinton 3, Philadelphia 1. Dame in 1947 after service as a Young Campanella faces ar­ go^ boy too, I'm just shocked.” vine. Southern AAU ewimmlnff cham­ bardier, Lou Podding and R«i . tiOuiavUle’s aelection, despita a New Haven 3. Washington Navy officer in World War II. raignment before Domestic Rela- The Los Angeles Dodgers have Cleveland—must rank with any- pion. High school Claesmatea' at Kinney of Wake Forest for what U-10 record, was based on a late Uiing in baseball. Morgan-Bacon Aeadsmy "Val­ Anderson. be called a lack of dieeipltne on Wedneedsy.’* Schedule A standout end at Notre Dame, STREAK STRETOIED UonS Judge Wilfred Woltemade, hired .Campanella as a special ley Regional. Minden, they married la st sum­ Coaches and Fathars;. Frank . O^egei BaBketball •saaon epluig;# that has produced he later played five seasons with Yost could be a help, too. Thai NIGHTS TILL 9 their benchee. „ NsUsnsl t«axne New Haven, Feb. 25 (^ —Yale'* who already has found him guilty coach arid he Is due to report to Woodhury-iVlndham Tech at Ly-' mer. Jack's two brothers, Joe end Anderaon, Larry ' Lodge, Vln flT# riotoriaa In the last au$ games Detroit at New York. Los Angeles artd one with Phila­ of a juvenile delinquency, charge. the team’s spring training camp at is, if he can atand thfl- shock of Th* free-for-all broke out kfter williams 65, Rensselaer 62. and «a ledger thet Includea tri­ swimming team stretched its con­ playing with a first division team. man Hall. Ed, also entered Louisiana Tech. Kohen, Jackie Hedlund, Jim 'S t Leterene* 93, Roebeater M.‘ Montreal at Toronto. delphia in the National Football Waltemade convicted the boy "Vero Beach, Fla., next week. Scholastically strong, Moreland Herdic, Huck McHale, Fran Minor, la ecramblo for a ball with 30 umph* over the likes of Bradley, League. secutive win record to 179 dual You See Yost never playedlayed any-,- Bloomfleld-Old Bi l^m s at Lyman . seconds left in.e game won by Weterbury "tJOi^ 109, Hertfolrd American Lesgu* meets last night when it defeated following chiargea that Datfid and "I had planned to take all the .all. , Nicbols-Manchester Tire, Inc. plana to defer engineering for a Dan SulUvkn, Ed Fitagarald and MmrqtMtte. and Dayton, the latter Del|nos took part with others In a kids with me," he aald, "But no.w where expept with Washington; Hall. North Carolina 70-66 at Wlnaton- UConn 63. , firtaa.. ' Providence st Buffalo. Connecticut 92-23. Yale allowed For 14 years, he wore a-Senator Ellsworth-dufflsld at UOona. few years after gniduetlon. He Jarry WUUame Bif. ^ Danbury Tsacdiars '70^ Hsrahey at Bprinffleld. Kansas City, Kan.—Joe Shaw, Connecticut .only one first place—$V»P street fight Monday, ' I don’t know what I'm going to 29S BROAD ST, — Ml 3-5179 wanta to play profeagnmel-liaaket* Dana Joknaon and Wally fiortttt Balom, N. C . WakA roroetie bm o ~~ Which w ill Join do. I don't know whether I’ll even uniform' and saw thinga happen Plainflsld-artnby at UConn. .. A- ■ V : - ■- ■ ..I fltkl (MaM) 00. L e sfM 141, New York, knocked out Mar­ Dick Beauvala won the 50-,yardi Judge * paroled David to hi* Terryville-Hals«nay at Ohsihlrt.^ ball, "If any team want me.” wtn aSdata betb gwtiai. oeurt. la lOd-Baat Reflonal go;- on a haabball fi«ld that were hard / ,a l I^ H igtaa, Kjr. Johastown st New b s t s b . tin Ware, 143, Chicago, 9. free*tyli. er with this warning: I f . 7 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, TEBRUABY 25. 1959 P A G E t w e n t y ■npifci MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Apartments— Flats— 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 H o u seh o ld (5ood» 51 ( Apartment Buildings Houaea for Sale 72 Houses for Sale BuildinK—Contracting 14' THERE OUGHTA BE A I,AW BY FAGALY «nd SHORTEN Tenements 63 Coventry tor Sale e 69 (XXXXI) HAVE NEED for six room capes. Tucson Police Use Movie Camera PHII>GAS kitchen range, good con­ (XX) If you have one to sell call P. V. ! CARPENTER desires repsir work, dition. Price *26. Phone after 5 FOUR ROOM duplex and g. rag* THe SESn'iCK 0CT6 tMORSE t HH0 3'4 ROOMS, refrigerator and stove iping, achools and buses Nice combination*. *12,800., R. F. Want to sell your pron-'fly? done, alteration*, dormer*, roof- ' have iMALHEP I40ME BUSY LOOkiNGr Find it,' Musical Instruments 53 a t CBINTER—Investment or reni- Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all To Give Talk MRs.sitoucHEa individual thermostat, lots of living. Two-family duplex y a r i Priced to sell Immediately at Dlmock Co., Realtor*. Ml 9-5248. ing, porches, etc. Call Nfl 9-59S1. BV THIS TIME POR CHAsf&C _ free cash. Or work out a trade. Quick Tuc»on, Ari*. GPi —Th« TueaMi ADVERTISING VCX9 K0THI8& COME AND hear the Kinsman closet space. Available lii.medl- with girages. CH 6-1472 after 4. onlv $12,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., BUT SQUAtNk- atelv. In modem apartment build­ HOME BUSINESS Income—A six action asaured. Call and get our Police Department la In the tnevl* IF SHOPPINC3 for low carpentry; i f f t f t T T electronic organ. Big saving* on Reiatofg, MT 9-5245. On Sanitation bualneas, but the departmant’a demonstration models. DuBaldo ing.'MI 3.5175 or Ml 3-7997. room home, a four room home, a deal, no obligation. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT l)KI»T. HOUR^^ : price*, write P. O. Box 901. Man- "film atari" don't get paid. Uaually Music Center. 186 West Middle Business Property for Sale 70 (XXI) package store and candy store. GREENWOOD, INC., i cheater. Anything in carpenlty. ' FOUR ROOM apartment, second Hard combination to beat. Paul Cnvrntry's hrslth director. Dr. they wind up paying. 8:15 A..M. to 4:30 P.M. Tpke. Ml 9-6205, Ml 3-1577 I Small Job* welcome. Work guar­ I floor oil heat, hot water, attic, PACKAGE store, gas station, seven FOUR BEDROOM oldA- Colonial. J, Correntl, Ml 3-5383. Robert P. Bowen, will discuss The department began making anteed. m ' screened porch, entirely reno- room house plus extra rental unit Excellent condition. Two-car ga- SELLING YOLTl home? For "sanitation " at meeting of the movie* of peraon* arreated for COPY ( l o s im ; t im e fo r c l a s s if ie d a d v t . BOLTON, Tolland Rd. —Im m acu­ f STUART GUITAR amplifier. MI vated, garage. Adults. P, O. Box Liocated on a hea-vlly traveled i^age. St. Jam es^arish , *17,300. R. prompt, efficient, courteous aerv League of Women votera at 8 p.m. drunk driving last summer. So MUNDAT Thru FRtOAV 10:50 A M— SA TtlRDAV 9 A M. 2.55, Manchealer, Conn. route, with an excellent botential i F.'Diraock Co Realtors. Ml 9-524.5. late four room ranch, hreezeway, Tuesday. far 36 films have been made. 9-9731. ' patio, garage. Nicely landscaped. ice and appraising without obliga­ Roofing—Siding 16 for future growth. Guaranteed in­ tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, Dr. Bowen will discus* sanita­ The films have helped obtain S2 p l e a s e r e a d yo ur ad FOUR ROOMS unheated tenement, Price *13.650. Paul J. Correntl, I RAY'S ROOFINC; CO , shingle and vestment with all types of .'lanc­ (XxTf\ Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith As- tion. Members of the Coventry coiivlcUona for drunken driving. 120 BASS ACCORDION with three automatic hot water. Phone MI ing available. For further Informa­ Broker. Ml S-5363. soclatee. Ml 9-8952. Member MulU- Board of Health have been invited The remaining cases are awaiting riaBBtfled or “W ant Ad*" are taken over the phone a* a con- built-up roofs, gutter and conduc- A. .A feu V>. BWitches. Call PI 2-6382. 3-4751. NEW SIX room ranch\one block lor work: roof, chimney repair* tion call R. F. Dimoek Co., MI FOR *13.800- Three bedrooms. S',4 pie Listing Service. to attend the meeting which will be final action. veSence. The ad\ertl»er ahould read hi* ad the HKST DAI IT from Green. All large rooms, two held at the home of Mrs Ernest J. Ray Hagcnow, MI 9-22H; Ray 'j ROOM apartment at -348 North 9-5245. year old ranch, garage, full base­ The "movie set" used by the po­ APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the next Inaer- 4 baths, built-in stove and oyan. fire­ Starkel. Nathan Hale Holglits. Jackson. Ml 8-8325. Main St., *85 per month, f . 11 MI ment and large lot. Good '-ondi- lice is a narrow passageway in the Hon The Herald I* reaponalhle for only ONE Incorree' nr omitted Wanted—To Buy 58 place Full basement, two-car ga­ Legal Notice A Bubcommltlee will repiui on police atal ion. Insertion for anv advertisement and then only In the extent of a 9,525.3 helween 8-5 p.m. W. G. Houses for Sale 72 rage. Your choice of i’-tarior lion, many extras. Assume a large n*. a studv made on iiidii.stnal devel­ Police LI. Kenneth C. Yeagel Is “make good" Insertion. i:rror* which do not lessen the value of Glennev. decoration. R. F. DimOck Co., Real­ G.I. mortgage. Call the El.sworth pentry. Altcrattons and adodtonaddt WANTED TO BUY Mitten Agency, Realtors. Ml AT A (‘Ol’RT OF I’ROBATK. hp|rt opment in Coventry The study director, cameraman and sound the advertisement will not be corrected hy “make good" Insertion. Good usea resaiable iiirnttiire. VERNON - Four room home, mod­ tors. Ml 9-5245, al ManchoRtPr, within and f»*i' Ihp Ceilings Workmanship euaran- MANCHESTER - Five room em kitchen, oil hot air neat, base­ 3-8930, District of Manch^slcr. on the 19Ui da.v was aimed al the problems in­ engineer. Tlie camera is focused teed A, A. Dion, Inc. 299 Atitumn also small upright and apinet of February, J959. volved ill attracting new industry on the hallwey, aotind equipment TOVR ‘ OOPER.e.TION IVIEI, duplex, heat, lavatory and hath, ment. A good buy. *8,.500 The St. .Ml 3-4880. pianos, hu.s line, paiking. schools .shop­ MANCHESTER Special—Six room Present, iloli. John J. WnllPtt. Jiidfe. Into the town. 1* niljiiated, floodlights turned on BE APPREt lATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. KstatP of SanniW McCurry, late of ping, porche.s Call MI 3-24.57 9-5 cape on bus line. Full price, ' Mnuchesler. In J^iiid District, dpcraspd. Members of the aubcommittee and the film is rolled as the su*- COUGHIJN ROOFING Company, Watkins Used Furniture BOLTON — Six room split level, who will report are Mr* William pcrled drunken driver come* ‘'on­ daily. Saturday starting 1 p n . and WEST SIDE—Attractive f've room wooded lot. Tliree bedroom*, flre- *1^50, 6‘a room colonial, beau­ i Tile pxeciitor havins rxhlbited his ad- Ine Aluminum aiding, aaphall I Exchange home, enclosed breeteway ga­ tiful-condition. Full price, *14.900. ' ministration account wlili .«nld estate Belekwdcz, Mrs. Bernard Gilbert. stage " l.ost and Found I ' Business Services Offered 13 asbestos roofing. Also aluminum.' Suniiav call >fl 9-.5101. nlace. excellent condition *16.800. to this ('ouiT for HlhiwnnCR. It Is 15 Oak Street rage, *13,900, a.*sume 4U% Good financing. Cal] the E!l.*worth OHDKttKD. That ihr 2nd day of Mrs. Henry Sherman, and .Mrs The caai i* small —uaually the im.US TRLFVrSlON Servire. gelvanized or copper gullera and R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor*. Ml lyTl-ST- Woman s Ix>ngine Wittnaiier FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. 9-5245, Mitten Agenev. Realtors. MI Man-ii. Ihrdh al tW" o clock, afternoon, .In.sepli (-oughlin. molori*l and a questioning of­ Available at all lime* Philco fae- | leaders. MI 3-7707. 3 WE BUY and sell antique and used Heat, hoi water, gas for ooking, Hutchins, MI 9-5132. 3-6930, o r ^ n 9-5524. j Hi the Piohalc Office In tiie Mnnlcli'al Honor RoR Sliident*, ficer wrist watch, ncinily Waddell 'Jh.tjOu.'lh 1 RuildinK in sai*! Mhih hester. h»- and School Saturday evening MI tors' .supers iped ,*ei-\'ire. Tel. .MI L V/V/E*f K'XO, furniture, china, gla.ss. silver, pic­ electric refrigeralor and gaa I the .<$aine is aHS)pie«l f<*r a liRannK Coventry pupil111 a it Wludliam The script seldom varies. The BOLTON CENTER—Attractive two (XXTV) MANCHESt S |1 We have two driver i* asked to pronounce; 3 1RT.1 Reward i 9 sens. I 73QSA. Albeit ST^ ture frames, guns, attic cc items, .stove. *91, Call Ml 9-4071 or MT 1 the allowam d .■'Hill ttdniiid.'Ualien High School on tlie Ihird miiiking Roofing and nilmneya 16-A AUEsTO^fL t>a. whole estates. Furniture refin- 9-5779 from 5 to 7 p ni. bedroom, ranch, aluirlnuml NEW SIX room Colonial, *17,900. beautiful two-tamily homes that Hint wit) aid c.-iiaic, a.icpriainincni p,>riod lionor roll lia\'e been li.sird. MetlifKiisl, Episcopal and elec- FUlOR SA.N'DINO a apeetalty. storms, cellar, enclosed breeze- I ef dl.sii'llinn'cs and order of disirdm- ... , .„,.i nf on LOST Small brown and white nil- Ished and repaired. Furintiire Re­ built-in dishwasher, I 'i baths, you should low into. Excellent lion, »nd lids Couri dircrla lhal nniiro Or the total niimbei ot no <11 li'icily. Skilled wnrkmanaltip, fall Andy ROOFING Specializing in repair- FOUR ROOM flat, first f oor. oil way, garage. *13,900. Ml 9-5132. condition, nice Ideation, hot water If he gels by those tongue- "huaha female dog. pet of three inp rnofu of rU kindB. AI50 new pair Service and Sales. Talcott built-in stove and oven. C( mplete- I of the time ami place fiij- bhIiI | the "A Honor Roll. lr» wore from little gtrl.s. Strayed from home of ' Sebula, MI 9 S919 ville. -Ml 3-7449. burner heal, gas .'love, refrigera­ Carlton W. Hutchins. and steam heat. oh. For additional [heaiinr be given to all pereone known | and of the total 184 on twister*. he is given a nin-through roofs Gnlter work. Oiimncys | Iv landscaped Amesite 'rive R. I to be InteruHtrd therein to appear ami ,, fvA,-,* town Alfred llrwland' Tl Striekland St , Help Wanted—Female 3.') Situations Wanted— Fuel and Feed 49-A tor and kitchen set included. *70. E Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml information call T^e Ellsworth ‘be heai'il ibereon bv pubitahing a co\\v ihe B loll. Zt woie fi om town. on: "Around the nigged rock l3ie LEAVF YOl’R rubbish worries to rlcanod, repaired, 26 years exper- Adults oniv. -MI 9-0769. $14,900 RANCH, brick front, three Mitten Apenev, ragged rascal ran." Saturday afternoon MI -S-Tfiin Re­ iencf* Free f*stJmntos Fall How- F’emale 38 9-524.5' of thia Older In some newanapei hav • T h e “ A " lust fo llo w s: S en io rs. m e' Cellars. attic* cleaned PART5’ demonstrators needed. WELL SEASONED hardwood, fire­ bedrooms, fireplace, cellar, base­ 3-6930. ! Ing a (-Ircidalinn in .*a)d nLlilct »' ■ Naiicv Bissell and Hazel l.iltlr; Uaually, police note, the sus­ ward ____ I Light trucking of all Kinds, for Irv, Manchosler. NfT Rooms Without Board .59 TWO ROOM furnished apartment board heat, trees, near bus. New 1959 line of over 500 newest, TYPING OF tlipsis, reports and place or furnace. *5 and *10 loads least five dn^a liefot*- the 4ln\ of annl 1 , . • . . . ix ^ pect does a little ad libbing. cR.se vl- homes, stnre.n and offices. Norm's on I.ake St Near Route 44A and stores, school, Carlton W. Hutch­ (XXV) MANCHESTER outskirts. Five licarint;. amt in mailing tni -r lipfni a j junior. Mai tin III agon. ^,d\^ ard IXiST—Gla.a.se* in brown sniartesi. niosl unique nationally addresSflinp. Will pick np and <1e* delive-ed. Ml 3-2694, FURNISHED ROOM, conveniently To spice things a bit, the sus­ .to,* If Tnicking .Ml 3-8905. 6. Call MI 9-4695. ins. Ml 9-5132. room heme, excellent r()ndition Echriiar.v 2d. 1959. In n iiKii'd mall, a I Haddad. Raula Contos, Ann Earr.v, cinity Cottage and Forest Heating and Plumbing 17 advertlaed items. Full or spare liVer, MI 4-1120. located One minute from .Main ______NEW .SIX room Cape. West Side. I copy nf dlls order lo .Tainra M M(-l'ur-| Ktisu** and f'alhei-ine Wan- pect la asked to walk a straight found rail Ml 3-6042 lime money-making opportunities. FIREPLACE wood—pick up t unk- j St. Light housekeeping. Woman plus garage, bam and cmcken - 92 Brooka Si , RED 1. Sndili Wind- KTiauss anu vdiineiine « a u Lights, action, camera: Efforl.* nf a drunk driving auspert lo walk ______, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— FOUR ROOM duplex on bus tins BIX. ROOM split level, two baths. ^ I”’''*'*" *''80|fe o'’*"- vestibule coop. It has seven acre* of gpod aor, (-onn., in'diviJuali>- and aa anaydlan | agel: sophomore, line, close hla eyes and touch the S WATSON, PLC.MBING and heat- Experience unnecessary. Call nr fill or le.ss. 78 Erie St., off Keeney only. .Ml 9-79.59. Choice loration. Large lot 416,200. I a straiglit line are recorded in aoiind and film bv the Tucson Po­ tip of his nose with his finger and IJPST PASS BOOK No 1392, Sav­ cars, antplifiers, phonographs and Situations Wanted—Male 39 St., MI 3-4415, ; near schools and churches, vena- fireplace, recreation room, ga­ cleared land for farming or build-1 "d h'""- h>r WllUam D Mn iirry fleld; freshmen, Ronald Burr, lice Department Camera la mounted in wall. changers Over 47 years total ex inp rontrnrtor Nrw Instnllations. write HOP Home Parlies, 6 Pros­ tian blinds, stove. *75 month. Call rage. City utilltiea. A real family R, E Dlmock Co., Realtor*, Ml . , . a-, 1 , ^ * a l . , __ 1 minor; Samuel I* MrCuirv, >i7 (>dftr Robert Cleverdon. John Wanagel. pick a few coins off the floor. ing* nepartment of the Connecti- rtltoraMon work and repair work. pect Hill Drive, Warehouse Point, HEATED ROOM for one or two 9-5245. ing lota. Call fast on this one. FuH gj Mamb4“atcr. I'onn.: Barbara A Each film costs the city about perienre 90 da\s guarantee on all gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High MI 9-3634. 9-12. home near new school. Minimum price $14,900. Call the Ellsworth iRariiev. 4 Highland St . NV>w Biltain; Richard Wilcox, Virginia Bay and eiit Bank A Trust Company North Ml 9-280R. Conn NA 3-5091, amazing how many Connecticut * 12. Main Street office. Appliration work. Potlerton'a MI 9-4.S37 FIRST CLASS painter would like Household Goods 51 St. down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor. Mitten Agency, Realtors. Ml J- Gurr,\ s7 Oilai Si Karin Hamerlln. work. MI 9-3062. MI 3-2453. (xxvn) ««A»>A r-> J , Mnm hp.'«1* r, (Onii , Khznb#'lh J. The "B" list follows: Senior*. llehron leople visit there. Ineludlng those Although the film* are admissi­ made for payment. 21 HOFFl immediate aervire. Re- 3-6930. 1 HipK^hip. ID6 BrFtlon Hoiid Mnm h»*slFr, ble a* courtroom evidence,, none ROOM wrPH kitchen privileges. SIX ROOM Hpartmem with garage, — ■ — ———' -■ ■ ...... — i ('iiui). (' Uff»*‘ii'M S21 MhIm Janet Bourgault. Anita Dietle. and i I'oni Hebron and the Rev. Mr. .MORTENSEN T\’. Specialized RCA | modeling, repairing, new Installa- COMPTOMETER 16" MOTOROLA console TV, VHF $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven has been shovN-n In court. '.’The LOST- PASS BOOK No .5«« Sav­ DEPENDABLE married man, 29. onl.v. First *25. MT 9 0710 after 6 Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ 46 Wofviland SI. Call MT 3-5901. SOUTH WINDSOR—New ti'> room st . M-aiichrsi'r. I'.uin Tnist^c, Marilyn Mnlile: juniors. Alfred' Champe's former parish In Shel- television, serrice. 5U 9-4641. lions, eleclii, sewer cleaning, seeking stqady job as cabinet ranch, ceramic bath, not water room Colonial. 24 foot living ranch, lar'ge modern kitchen, full] __ JOHN J \VAiJ>KTr, JmlK*’ lon. Auiinig these are: Mrs. Lulu need hasn't arisen," said Yeszi^. ings Department of the Conneeti- OPERATOR p.m. ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /.rch St. room, large kitchen, full din- Barile. Andrew Buckley, Jaiuc.s drainpipe.* cleaned fast and effi- maker 6 yeara experience. Will MANCHESTER 245 North Main heat, basement picture window. Parish Plans Ixird Downs of Ellington, who Is He explained that attorney* tw e\it Bank A Trust fompany. North ■FLOOR SANDING and refinishIng cientlv Will R Giiv MI 3-0,377. I ing room, nice den, 1'4 bath*. cellar, ‘a cere. $13,000. $1,000 ^ u-nrfur of rnoK\TK, h-M Covell, Joseph Ealnii, John Fedcr- Main Street office, Application accept position as electrician ap­ SAIJC 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall PLEAS.ANT room, heated one St., three room heated apai'ment. 145’ frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ down. Olfford Hansen, Realtor, at .Manrliv-irt. within ami f-T ilm then' giic.st at present: Mr. and Die 36 driver* filmed by p o li^ .sn,eclallzlng In old floors. Ml hot water and ntilitie.s. -lA 5 057-1. I One car garage, spacious screened owicz, Thomas Lynch, Norman ' were given "*neak previews.” ■ made for payTuent. Opening in a small department prentice. milk ronleman or truck tiles 4c a tile. Kentile. from 7c I bloi'k from Main -St. Separate en- ins. Ml 9-5132. MI 3-2453. Dl.'»lnrt fif Manrh»*^t^‘i on the 20|h iln\ Orehotsky. Donald .Smith. Patricia Mrs Lucius W. Robinson of Co­ In ■ 9-fc'i750. I trance. Gentleman, parking MI - - ifiorch. I /\mpsueAmesite urivp.drive. oiuiMieuSituated uiion I 4if Kfhruar\. A I* To Ohser\ e eaeh ea.se, he said, none of the for a comptometer operator to do driver. MI 9-3418. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, P re srn t, lion .Icjiii .1. W(lll(-U .Turtec Gilbert, Leonie Major and Carol lumbia. their gue.sts for a short Insurance 18 9'OUR ROOM apartment, modem VERNON—Fiv© room ranch, mod-1 a well landscaped onr acre plus' SIX ROOM older home, deep lot, attorneys pleaded Innocent for FOPIND—Mongrel black female. TV' ANTENNTS repaired and In­ ______I interesting and varied work. Plcaa- at the Green. 1 3-4724. F.elaU' ef I'aXcl M Dahi-ow.-'kl of Martlndale; sophomores, Roherl time, now at Piinta Gorda, Ela,; h'ULLY experienced - Industrial ! eonvenieiice.*, centrally located. em kitchen, built-in oven and lot. Priced to sell at $^3,800 R F. is ideal for garden or play space. Mnnrho.'U-r lii 'kjO tU.'Iricl. ft minor their cHenta. Call T.-ee Fracchia. Dog Warden stalled. Call Modern TV Service WHO'l.I. PAY THE ' P I L L S *>ht working conditions. Apply Em ­ ('halccki. Raymond McKinney, .lu- William H. Hills, Hebron's post­ Ml 3-8.594 x-ray technician available eve­ ALL KINDS of sterilized used fur­ ' Call MI 3-4884, range. Air conditioning. Ful base- Dlmock Co,. Realtors. MT 9-3243, Spruce St. area. Close 'o schools ri>oii ftji|ilirnt loa of .*lln-rt Dftlirow- Old raisloiii MI 3-8185 ployment Office. First National *kl. auarruen, pravtiip foi ftuliionu to dllh Caiuarco, Sharon Rroiilx and master; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. IF YOC'RE I.AID CP? nings for part-time employment. niture fOi every room including Ft'RNISHED ROOM for rent ment and quiet street. $17,900,------TT^------and shopping. IjOW down payment .Stores, Inc., Park and Oakland 3^2 ROOMS, second floor, heated, ro m p r o n ii'o ftml jo-uV * c^rtnin doul't .Nancy Szoluga: freshmen, .Stephen Mark Hills, former Hebron resi- Manchealer, Willimantic Nonvich upholstered furniture and ruga, all 106 Bir h St. ,\n 9-3884. Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. ( a a v ITT) fill luui ill'putyd ciftiiiV in rjni-r of riftPl ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Ave East Hartford. centrally located, gas stove fur­ Call John H. l>appin, I” . MI "Mothering Day." an Hiicieiit 1 (irnts. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Potocek Announcements 2 The .Metropolitan Life Insurance area. Write Box F. Herald. in good repair and finish. 4062 9-5281, evening* MI 3-5219. MI niinoi- HRftiii!>l .lolin .1 Koftloiv.'ki .lolm Buckiey. Giles Rider, Joy DeCnsla. friendly aervire on your Electro nished. large sunporch. $7.“i a SOUTH WINDSOR—New five room COVENTRY—New 5'i room anch. T Knalnwftki Town nf Hanclinel'T ftinl English 1-11810111 will he observed Company will c a n y a big part of off on new mattrc.sse.s. Electric, ROOM FOR rent, continuous hot 9-2896. Joan Diauiond, Jiidilh Fardal. B ar­ of Godfrey Hill, Hebron. lux (R) cleaner Pick up and de i WRtrr and shmvrr. Private en­ rnonlh Call Ml 9-78.^)0 any time. ranch, built-in oven and ranee. three bedroom, living room, kitch­ P.ot>.-rt i; Bakci- il ie bara Galcnsld, Cheryl Little and hy -St. Peter's Episcopal Church INCOME TAXES prepared .i your livery Call Electrolux authorized : the load. If you've protected “our- WAITRES.S wanted. part-time. 1 gas, and coinhinalion ranges, i (IP.DERKIl Tlml ihe fM<-coinz ftp- Dojfs—Birds—Pets 41 trance. parking. 101 Oieslnut St. Lot 100x200. *16.600. Philbrick en and dining area. Built-in range Mary Toolhaker. i .Msii'li 8, tlic fourth Sunday of ManctiMt^r Evening Herald He­ home Or bv appointment. Exper­ aalcs anu service Ml 9-6843 or -lA | aelf with a Metropolitan Accident three evenings, one day, 22 honra space heaters. Some refrigerators | FIVE ROOMS heated including MANCHESTER — Close to new plication in* lipftiil ftlid d<*lwiinlnpd ft! ienced tax work. 24 nour 'rv-lce and H.-allh Policy For the full de­ total. Apply in peraon before 3 Agency. MI 9-8464. and oven, fireplace and mantle. Keeney Sch(wl and bus. Nine year tlin Proliftle offiri* In Mftnctin't^r In 4-11 l-'ood Sale j Iceiit. bron oo^respomie»nt Miss Susan 2-0108, Please ask for yAugustli c FOR SALE AKC pedigreed Mexi­ with freezer.*. All sparkling clean FURNISHED twin bedroom fof three bedrooms. refrigerator, w.-Ud Dielrirt on tti'- 4Ui ciav o{ Mnich I Oil Hint day. daughter* will take Quotations Furnlalied Call Ml 3-4723. tails of these plans, write or phone: p m daily Arlhnr Drug Store. 942 Basement garage, hot water heat. i old eap*. shed dormers. In good Two local 4-H clubs will jointly Pendleton, telephone A(Vidmiy Kaniienskl can (3iihnahna male or female appliance* and furniture look like' one-two pirls. With oj- without stove, storm windows and park­ OAKLAND ST.—Two family. Oil A D- 19.59. Ill ^levnn o clock In III' fiTP- small "Siiiinel Cakes" to the 8 Cobnrn A MlddlebrooK. Iba. Main Si . Manchealer. Situated on one acre lot. Close to eondltion, six room*, one unfin­ noon, find tliftt nolle*- h*- pivrn in *11 sponsor a food saJLe from 10 am . R-3454. Willi papers, vear.s old. MI new, Fhectnc appliances tested ' board Telephone, TV privileges. ing. MI 3-49.'S7. hot water heat. Good investment .schools, bus and shopping. 414,900. < I a ni. service for presentation lo Bniik Btoeks FEDERAL INCOMF, taxea pre­ GEER ELECTRONICS. Electrical. | MARRY .1 MERO, 3-6897, before yon buy. Comp in and eoni- ished. Hot water heat, garage. per.'Oll!' tnl**l'*'!'l*'*i In .'Aid eatnlr rtf th^ to 3 p.m, Saturday al Hill'a Phar- pared with your savings In mind. MI 3-674."). property. Priced to sell. *17,500. Minimum FHA financing, R F. \ irendenrv nf aflid ftppHcntion nnd tha ; their Tuotliers. during the service. Bid AJked radio and TV Inatallalicn and .50 High Court. East Hartford pare, quality and prires. Open 9 Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Quick occupancy, 413,900 mort­ tim*- an*l pin* '- of in-arina tliarann, bv maev on Mam St. for Hie tieiiefit Reasonable ratea. Call Ml 9-6246 Dimock Co.. Realtor*, MI #-.5245 gage available. 414,900. Town and ' the cakes will be hle.s.sed and a Conn. Bank and Trust service For the beat In aervlc,. ,IA 8-3840 Help Wanted—Male 36 I Articles For Sale li to 8 I.eBlanc Eiirnitiire Ho.*pilal, I PFF:a SANT large clean lieatea FTV'E ROOM apartment, heated, piihlialtinc a '"I’v "f due orf'-r In ennie of the 4-H Town Committee'a i commuiiinn hieakfa.st viill follow. h'Alinfiton Co...... 40 41 call MI 9-0762, TEN ROOM home on spacious lot Countrv Realtv. AD 3-6266, ME nrvv'iivnpf'r liavinp ft i-iirnlaijon In *fti*l INCOME TAX form* prepared hy after 5 30 pm. 195 South St., Rockville. j room for gentleman. Centrally lo­ stove furnished Call MI 9-2252. ( ^ tY) *iielllrt ft! Pft.-'l five *lnv** hefnra tlip yearly programs ; lo he served by the men of the | First National Bank of In downtown Manchester Don't ______3-2792. ' The Pots and Patches with Mrs appointment In your home or TOOirMAfCKRS ” USED TV set, new Mntnrola.s for cated Private entrance. Free dftv of 'Rl*l ll'-ftl'inp I-- ftpppftr if 111" church. Manchester ...... $7 — EVEREADY Ashes, nihblsh re | Representing high trades. Don't wonder. Call NORGE DRYER Gas with bottle^ FOUR ROOM tenement. 132 Birrh mi*8 this one for *15.700. Phil- MANCHESTER *>pp ran.'p ni 'fti*l lini*- and nlR*-p an*I VV, Bryce Honeywell, leader, and I’lanning (iroiip mine. Experienced. competent parking. Ml .3-8911. ROAD, Olaslon- NEW LISTING Six room cape, The Rev Douglas F Pimm, pas­ Hartford National moval Cellars and allies cleaned , Metropolitan Life Inmiranca Gonder. MI 9 1486. , attachnienl. Never n.*ed. Asking. St. *60. Call MI 9-5229. Mond y to brick Agency. MI 9-8464. ho hoaid r*-lativt- liiptplo. and make re­ the Crafty Capers with Mrs. Rob­ work at reasonable fee. CsUl Ml No job loo big or small, ."iindavs i AND biiry Large four room ranch, three bedroom, large modern turn to dii." o'-iirt tor. liopes lhal many mothers and Bank A Trust Co. 87H 19H ' *250, Evenings MT 9-0071. Friday 9-5. ('.eramic tile bath, fireplace, com­ JOHN .1 WAI.I,I-;TT. .Indz* ert. A. Doggarl and Mrs. Frederick (Jianges (^ode 8-2666. available, paekage deliver^', light I MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms kitchen, ceramic bath, copper daughleis will attend ihe service ROOM FOR RENT. 7 Florence St. bination windows, fully nlastered. , C. Rose, leader*, will be in gen­ R re Intnranoa Oompanlas expressing. Ml 9-501.5, : Moving—Trucking— FIRST CLASS .MArHINISTS KNAPP SHOES. Harrv Mahonev, Throe piece mahogany bedroom MI 9 1940, 22x15 loot living room with fire­ plumbing, amesite drive. .Askin.g | I.IMITATION fIRDF.R "Siiiuicl Cakes," a.s they were Aetna Fire ...... 78% 81% set ...... , $3.") Rreezeway. patio, one-car garage. AT A I'orrrr o f pp-obatk. held eral charge Member* of both known in old England, are made On Road Tops INCOME TAXES prepared. Call 38 Maple Street. MI 3-1327 place. Modem throughout. 423,900. *14,900. Paul J. Coricnti, Broker. Hartford F ire ...... 190 100 RKT^rHOr^STKRY. slip rove-.n an d ’ Storage 20 For work on close tolerance Air­ Three piece malioganv bedroom Bu.sinesR lyocatlons 100x200 landscaped lot, A clean *1 Manche'ler. within anil for Ihe clubs this week will be contacting from a recipe si ill recited in Xn 9-60.56 NICE HOME with lavatory, private Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8461. I 3-5363, r I Diatrirt Ilf Maiiclie.'ler nn Ihe 17th dnv National ...... 115 121 draperies. Oi.vlom made Free craft Precision Parts. SNOW BLOWERS Reo. Snowbird, set ...... S120 eniranre, Hackmatark St. Call for Rent 6'4 home throughout. Asking *15,900 all other club members for dona-i c5(,ropshire. England: MANCHESTER Pnekage Delivery. R F. Dimoek Co , Realtors, Ml of Febniarv, 1959 irons Ths Elling-ton Planning; and Zon- Phoenix ...... 81 84 estimatejB Open exeninp!" fn. youi and Torn Push and self-propelled Nine piei'e mahogany dining .Ml 3-8905 or 112 OV 4-.3680, RANCH—6'i rooms. Ultra modern FIVE ROOM Ranch, 2 bedrooms, Pre.^pHt Hon .i"hn J. WallPlI, Jnd|r^ lions. Those not contained have "Shee who would a Simnel make, JACK SPRATT could eat no fat, Ught tnicking and package deliv­ HIGH HOURLY RATKS 9-5245. of OojRu \V Strnni Intr nf inff Commission Isst night adopted Life and Indennlty Ins. Cos. hi* wife could eat no lean, betwixt ronvrrv.eru e P K- M Fplmlsterv (’apitol Equipment. 38 Main. Ml room s e t ...... $125 AIR - CONDITIONED two - room —situated on a spacious lot. In ^ large kitchen. 14x26 living room. been a.skeil to get in touch with flovir and saffron first must shake, propo.ssls to require bituminous ery. Refrigerator.*, washers and Ft'RNISHED ROOM, complete I paneled fireplace wall, separate Mnnch«*!*t'r in jinM Dislrirt ri^r^RaPil Aetna Casualty .... 188 198 them both they picked a Lynn Shops, 207 North Main M7 ■slovp moving specialty Folding If yon don't qualify for one of 3-79."i8 Fo\ir sofas. $2b. $30. $40, $50 each. front office. 100% location. Mar­ exclusive surroundings. Beantifu! On mnimn-of .Inlin P^. of the leaders for further details. candy, spu'es, eggs mu.st take, siirfscrs on new roads In subdivi­ Pfin2t. $20 housekeeping faeililies. „ Woman low's. 867 Main St. (XXX) i dining room. 2-car garage, selling Aetna Life ...... 225 235 Poultry bird quite clean Buy chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. these positions, please do not ap­ 1 Maple breakfa.si set living room with large picture Mnmh'v«ipr. pxpuiitnt Bowling Party Set chop and pound till arms do ache; sions. PRE-SEASON chain saw special. Nine piece dining room set $30 onlv One bloek from Center. Call window. built-in bookcase*, at bank appraisal of $21.50n. Buck- <;IIDKRKD That six mnntliF fmtn The Couples Club of the First Conn. General ...... 325 340 quality - buy Lynn Poultry, Shop­ ply. T.AKE STREET -- New six room j Ihc ITlli »lnv of F<)iiu»ty. b** then must boil and then mu.st bake F-RFfTTHTCAF work hy Walt] AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Ijocal Save up 30% on Clinton aaws. ' MI 3-5539. COMMERCIAL business or office paneled walls and wall lo wall ley School area Call John H. Lap- Congregational Churcli will liold a Mrs. Mildred Connors, clerli. Htfd. Steam Boiler 118 124 ping Parkade. Zemanek assures yoiip safety. : MAL TOOL st space for rent, t^p to 6500 square „ . . ,*u Uolonifll with garage. Built bv tT. ! mill ih*> Barn** ai> limitffi lunl allowptl for a crust too hard to break. said the commission passed pro­ Travelers ...... 90 98 moving, packing, storage. I/Ow New and used. Capitol Equipmerl \Y ATKINS carpeting. Full— ■''a.*emen with ^ , pen. Inc. MI 9-5261. evenings MI for th^ rr-pilitorH wiihin which In biln ^'bow ling party .'Saturday. Members When at Mld-i.»ent thou dost wake. Fon t wait, rail P-8076 now. I rate* on long distance move* to ENGINKKRING COMPANY Co.. .38 Main St.. AH S-79.58 ■vn'RACTIVE ROOM for rent in feet. Will sub-divide. M^ain Street, 9-2896. MI 3-5219, ill i!i*»ir i'laim.« againBl aai<1 p.'4taif. posed chanRes and smpudments In Pnbllo Utilities USFD FURNITURE quiet home, next bath and shower. recreation room an<1 Large flrepiace Sun deck t’i , BHiil pxprutof is flirpripii to ri\ r public have been asked to meet at 7:30 'I'o thy mother bear thy cake. »She Personals 3 Be wise and modemi/.e | 48 stales. 5T7 3-5187, lyocated near C«>nter. Plenty of Two-car garage. . 3 .500. Phil- thipp bedrooms Reautiful ihe regulaUous for aubdivisions, as Conn. Light A: Power 23 25 291 ADAMS STREET ALMOST 'NEW Foste?- adjustable KNUHANnE Free parking. MT 9-0887. parking. Phone MT 9-.5229 or XU NEAT AS A pin, four room ranch, luiticp to lb" crcdiiors lo brinp in lh«Mr p.m. at the Liirkv Sli'ikf Alley will prize it for thy sake." presented al a piihlir, hearing Feb brick Age.ncy, MI 9-8464. view. 418,700 R E. Dimoek Co. i laiiiis Wirlim sail! iinii- alliiw*'il li.v imlv Willimantic. The group will re- Mothers-and daughters planning Hartford Electric Lt. 68% 70% ELECTRIC SHAVERS, sales and VACATION sperinl Get to work ' MANCHE.STER Moving and Truck­ hospital bed with patient helper, 15 OAK .STREET 3-7t14. fullvluiiv fencedicm-tfu yard, Vrtiu. shadeniinut* trees.“ liiktjinRliftiinR a I'-ipvi-'ipv of thi«thu* I'Mlnri-mIp'- in biuiih »4«>niH ...... ’ . . ‘ / . . 17 MF-ATED ROOM for rent. Gentle­ Hartford Gas Co. . . 42% 45% iienice. We carry conlu. ruttJnp on time wuh Knrl\ Bird snow re­ ing Company. I-ocal and long dis­ RFTAHr SALFSMF.X used wlieelchair. portable s’ightly ENFIELD—Five room ranch three , P-cohors Ml 9-5.45. outdoor fireplaue. oil hot air heat. nrw«papcr luninp a c ircniaiion m snid turn to the ohun'h vestry for re- to ntteivi the ('ommunion breah- The strict road requirements moval, Oinnd sho\eIinpi Reason­ Open Thursday Evenings man onlv 19 IvOinist St., or call pM.iii'Uc disin rt wiUuh i^'n lr- , .Ml 3-892] ' (XXXT) th*’ fintp "f Uii.“ Old* I hihI i»‘iiiin make Frederick ('. Rose. Mr, «nd Mr.s. Telephone ...... 44-, 48 stock. Russell's Rsrher Shop. ice to .New York, MI 3-6563 at Ml 9 9808 after 6 P m Gan be Closed Mnnda\'s Suburban for Rent 66 porch. *12,600. r . Tongren, gage. Ideal foi- young newlyweds |M till!* CflUlt of ihP JK'tK R pivfii Gaidner Q. Shorey, or Mrs. Henry the Greater Rockville Board of Spnjce St. ablo oponinpa for men undor .■* who seen Thur.'^day or P'riday night Broker. MI 3-6321. or retired folks. Call -lohn H, Lap- .lOHX J. W A M J’/r r .JudRf. P"rank Krisloff and Mr. and Mrs, Pimm. Rcaltois al the heaririR. However, Mannfacturing Cempsaie* AL MARINO.« .M 8- M Rnhbi.sh wi.iun huiik 't •|(.(-tnieu in fa\’oiing the chang;e*. my owTi home shop. Forty venrs inoi'al *er\'U'e iniln.*i rial. com- Ff'iUlt SETS of wooden hnnth.*?. in- shower, T\', radio, parking. MI *80 range ind oven Fireplace sun Bristol Brass .... 12 14 9-36.51 after 4. Roekville, heat, hot water, eleetrie MANCHESTER VTCINTTY at Maiirhf'slRr. \4’ithin nnd- f"t' Uu’ r.irl Scout Troop 218. with Mrs Ihe Lenten aervice.s is a.sked to Hcaltors claimed that the factory experience Al) makes, Inw men lal, residential, route o- ap PAINTTN*; AND paperlmnginp, Thrae are permanent nnaition.s ('hide tables in good condition. 9-6801 after 5 p.m. deck. I 'j baths, three bedrooms, LARGE SIX i-oom raneh, fireplace, I Diatrlci of Man(’h»*ai'‘r on iho H*th dnv Collins ...... 86 91 stove, refrigerator, garbage dis­ George Medvetz as leader. will notify the rector. co.sl of hituniinous roads was dou- rates, free estimate^, fror pirknp ponilnieni metal raidboarrl bar­ g.ih'H’J cloHn workmnnship at rca- witli excellent opportumtie.q for ad­ .$10 per set. Take one or all. Have SOFA LIVING room chairs, lamp Manchester Deepwood Dr - Four high wooded Irit Brick front, garage. Needs some redeeorating of PebruftTN 1959 Dunham Bush .... 9 \ 1 0 \ posal. No dogs Call Tr 5-2.505 or Preseni. Ibm. .lobn J Walk'll. Judg^, ' have meetings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. (liiirch Pai>er Naii»ed | hie lliat of oiled roads, which were and delivery. Mr. Miller, .1A rels MI 9-97.57 .snnahlo rnlrs 30 \^ars in Man- vancement with the world s larp* manv use.s at home or cottage. tables. RCA TV. Call MI 9-1853 room Cape with carport, knotty , 417.400 R F Dimoek Co.. Real- but real value at *15.300. $1,000 Em-Hart ...... 48 61 NEWLY DECORATED room In TR 5-50.50 P.^tniu of l.Pin** H M fBrldf, lau- "f : each Thursday at the Nathan Hale The Rev. Herbert W. Dickerson, • previously acceptable. They argnied rho.«lf»r. Ravmnnd Fisk#*. MT 051 nibher company. Retail exper­ MI 9-9953 after 5;30 p m. between 6-8 p in pine recreation room, comnletely tors Ml 9-5245. down to qualified buyer Clifford M a In sftid Diptriui. fb-fonupd. Fafnir Bearing . . 89 99 HAROLD A- SON, Rubbish Renior-- ience helpful hut not neces.sary. private home, shower. MT 9-8354. On in'ilbm nf Ftohoi t A MrBnd»* of I Community Center. Meet ngs were pastor of the Hebron and Gilead tliat the Increased cost of road ■ P-92.37, •SINGLE RENT Immediate. two fenced in lot, amesite drive. Ideal Hansen. Realtor. MI 3-2453 Landers. Frary, Clark: 20% 22% YOUNG IjADY to rent room and al p ap ers and ashes Call MI — _ ---- - 1 Must be at least High School gradn- SPARTUS 35 mm r-amera outfit. ' for small family or retired couple. (XXXTI) said Mam li*‘.«lfr adminlytralni 1 formerly held at the Medvelz home Congregnlional c h ii r c li e s , a n - • const ruction combined with the FOR RENT Furnished pine room‘s bedrooms, redecorated, centra] lo- ORDKRKD TliBl etx iimiiUis from tlie M achine...... 31% 33% have (till use of facilities. Ml 9 1031 PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ ate. I Includes cameia with ('arrying DD'.SN Good enndilion. ReB.*on- Owners want fast sale. Asking ! SEVEN ROOM^colonial. U? baths. , on Pucker St. Parents are asked nounce.s that the denonunational 15!l foot minimum lot frontage re­ light housekeeping if desired, rea­ eation. Main St., next to library. 19ih <1a\' of PfliruaM ltc5(i in* and flip North and Judd . .. 27 30 P-3329, rating Good clean Job. reasonable strap and leather case, ^lash at- able. Call 51! 3-6119 *11,800. i VERNON — New six room split Good condition and neighborhood, samp aip lmiit»*d and allnw<*d foi- ili^ i to pick up their daughter.s prompt- paper is Tlie United quirement already in existence TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented. sonably priced. Gall MI 3-6727. Reasrti(4rt)W:Venlal. PI 2-7746. R. church Russell Mfg...... 24 27 price. S. 5’encha, Ml 9-6914 after (’ompany benefits include life and | tachm<''nt with batteries and six , level. High wooded lot. Cathedral centrally located. Owner MI or lowed newly remodeled home very large lot. Owners want R. F Dlmock Co. Realtor*. MI ne\V].«i)apur hnx'inp a uirrulntion In lald a.m. U.S. Envelope, pfd. . , 12% 14% Buildinpf Materials 17 .lA 8.1583. baths, exhatist fan. 2*3' living room with prohaje fii.itrift wiihm ten da^•a front Education, will be speaker at 8 First .Selectman .loseph MaeVar- a good selection Ixvik behind our ; Fullv covered bv insurance, Call ranged for tho.se who qualify if 15 .MINCTE ride to Vernon. Tliree Refeiemes r-equired. Reasonable fast sale. Asking *14.900 or beat 9-5245 service will be held for S ii n d a >’ Veeder R o o t...... ‘ 63 56 Offered 1.1-A room apartment with garage, fireplace and built-in hookrn.ses. the date nf nider and return make p.m. today at a meeting of the file isli countered that it cost Uie town office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. , Edward R Price MI 9 1003. neressary at night, on Saturday or rent Ml 9-5833, ofler. j oil hot water heat. I»t 'x n’. to rourl nf the notice piv^'n. school grades 3 and up, at TvK k: k L Y T A~\' I \ c. I 1 st * 2 RO'oMS OF SLIGHTLY stove, refrigerator, Referenres. MT X- 100 20 South Coventry Cooperative Niirs- Hebron"chiirch. The 'first half .50 per cent more to maintain oiled The above quotations sir* not to DICKS WEATHF:RSTRTP Com -,------Sunday. (XXXTTT) Call John H. Lappen. Inc, MT JOHN J WALLK'rr Judge. WANTED — Clean used car* We USFD FURNITURK FOR 9-2837. Itst- eryland Kindergarten parent- ^ teacliing period on roads than bituminous surfaces. b* construed as actual marksU. pan\' d'-yirs and w imlow*. riistom | CEILINOr.S refinished and interior.' ('anadian Framing 2x3 to For other Information and 9-5261, evenings MI 9-2896. MT buy. trade down or trade anv- Reply bv letter only giving edu- I.I.MITATION ORDF.n members at the Nathan Hale Com- | „,eaning of Good Friday The He .sail) the town has liad to use work giiar.-niterd. Call MI 9 1583 painted evenings and xSaturdBwq. 2x12 ...... $92.nn per M' ONLY ?200 Rrarl HeralH AHv*. •ngs. V'ERNON - ■ New six room ranch 3-5219. AT A c'orRT OK PROBATE held thing. Douglas Motors 333 'lam Gflll Ml 4-8016. (’ation and business background I^ouver Doors .... From $9 50 each TWO ROOM furnished apsrlment, with attached garage. Built-in at Manchester, -wiiliin and fur die munlty Center The Phi'cnt-huem-. •win be a devo- its stale road aid fund for main­ afle-- 6 p n-i Only 3 months old. Ea.«4y terms, 105 Bir.'h St. Call MI 9-5601 after tenance of present roads rather W'ood Pulp in Slump Also include inexpensive photo and Pocket Door Frame.s $16 .50 er h incluiie the following; LAWRENCE F. FIANO, range and oven, fireplace i-i Ihung TWO-FAMILY 6-6 duplex, 2-car ga­ District Ilf M anchealer on the 24lh dav bers of a simliar gi()iip in the aervire bv members of the I . telephone number All letters will 5 p.m. of Kehniarv 1969. north district are than for improvement of the re­ WEA\TNG of bums, moth holes 8d 16d Common Nails Brokers room and baaement. Wooded lot. rage. Owner ’will listen to all of­ Pra.sent, lion. John J. W alled. .Iiidse. invited to the Stockholm—Sweden's wood-pulp 1952 PLYMOUTH four boor sedan be answered and kept strictly con­ Blond Bedroom Suite with aere«- I maining dirt roads in the town. and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Courses and Clas.sea 27 .$9,90 per keg. FIVE PLEASANT room*, eonven- Ml 9-.5910 nice location. *16,500. R, F. Dlmock fers. Paul J. Correnti. Broker. Ml K.alale nf l.iiclle I,. Diaighlv lale of open meeting. At the earliest report from the Industry has decided to curtail *295. Call Ml 9-0710 after P p m . fidential. .sories. M anchealer in aaid Diatricl. ijecea.eeil Bernie Cantor, president of the handbags repaired zipper re i No 1 21 Wood Shingles lent loration. 91 Main St. Tel Ml Special Co , Realtors. MT 9-5245. 3,5363. ^ < iih I Tonight ,, . Heart Drive conducted Sunday production this year because of placement, umbrellas -epalred. LLECTKOMC.s Radio-television Write to: Modern Living Room Suite with PAUL P. FIANO On niiidi.n of William H. B avrer of Rockville Realtors, declined to NEED A CAR and had your credit $18.95 oer sq. 9-1077. said Manchester, executor. I Cub Sroiit Park 65 will )iave Ha ;I proceed.* were given ,as , J3in 06 decreased demand. The output of In two evening.s per week we can ai'cessnnes. GLENWOOD ST. Four room comment on the Commission's de­ turned down? Short on down pay­ men'.q .^hirt collars .'eversed and | Disappearing Staii*wavs MI 3-0458 (XXXTV) ORDKRKD Tlial six months froMi the Blue and Gold pot lurk tonight at I with more expected. teach you practical servicing. You c, A.^HUBFUT. .Store Mpr. (’omplete Kitchen with ac<'es- Discounts On da\ of Kehniari'. 19.59. I>e and Ihe cision today various types of chemical pulp, ment? Had a repossession ' Don t rcplai-ed Marlow's Little Mend- ; $23.95 each NEW EFFICIENCY apartm nt for ranch, good condilion and neigh-, 24tl ’ 6:30 at the Church Comrminity ' Thii.s, instead of Hip campaign : or cellulose, will be cut about 10 Ing Shop. ‘'I..earn-by-Doing" ai Conneti- ('.00(1 vcjir Sorx'it e Store. sories. MANCHESTER —Older home. 8 COVENTRY—Attractive fivr room borhood Priced for quic)< sale aanie are limited ai‘d nlln«;eil fur- the The Commission has not yet give up! See Douglas Mniors. get 1x8 Utilitv Hardboard. 6r pq. ft, rent with kitehen, living room, creiiitors xi'idiin whii'h (o liring In d in r I Hoii.ae. Table waitre.sses will iii- lasting for a moiilli or more, il i per cent. Unbleached sulphate cel- cut s Okie.st Kleclronic Si'honl 713 MAIN STREET Everything c(uuplete for onlv rooms, good condition, three car j ranch. Large kitchen. ..three bed- Owner MI 3-6526, made a decision on a request for a the lowdown on the lowe.*i down Also ftill-tirue day Trchnici?in bedroom, tile hath. Flic shed FURNACES claim s against said estate, and “aid ' elude 4-H rliih member.*: Pennv , wa.s prai tii'iilly romplcicd in one lulo.se will be particularly hard hit. SA\'E 50% on laundering. Wet MANCHESTER CONN' PANFLINC, $300, garage. Asking $18,900. Convenient rooms, nice living room, large lot. executor Is direcled In gl\'-' l’”'’hc ■ tSq ,.ii., subdivision of property owngd by and smallest payments ani-whcre Willi stove, refrigerator and heat, m Jeanne IjiVigne, Judith Production wet d.nv. .Mrs. Harry H. Kirkliam, of mechanical wash damp or fluff dry. folded training, (^lasses sta?-t March 16tH Pecky ('ypress ...... $250. per M’ Sep It ni ALBERT S KT’RNITUHK l%M HOI R location. P. V. Tongren. Broker. A ■ comfortable..... home for modest . . MANCHESTER GREEN Large imdce to Ih'- credilors m bring In dn-ir i ‘ " I - Walter Conner on Sugar Hill Rd. Not a small loan or finance com­ Gall Hartffird .IA* kson 5 3ir, . or Driftwood ...... -$225 per M' all on first floor. Storage spare I'lnims widiin saiil time nlln'veit h v | B u c k le y , P risr'illa Karker. .1 oy ce chairman say.s wood pulp will be reduced by and wrapped free ‘ Manchester FXPERIKNt'KD tool and gauge COMPANY. 13-1.5 Allyn St,. Hart­ In basement Parking - o- bus m .SERMCE— MI 9-4749 MI S-6321. z______living. Priced at onlv 112,65(1, R. six room ranch, spaciotis living pany plan. Douglas Motors. 333 write for full information New maker wanted Pleasant working Knotty Pinp ...... $110 per M' putillslilng a I'ni.v of dlls firili-t- in some ^ gchnell. B e tlv I..eonard, Janet As a town, Hebron rovers a con­ aboiii 30 per cent. Stveden is the iKaiindromat. 660 Genter St ford, ('onn line, near shopping center. For F Dimoek " f?o. Realtors. Ml and dining rooms, fireplace, newspapi-i li.-iving a circuindnn in said Main Street. Knglami Terhni-cal In.otitute of ‘•onditmns companv benefits. Ap­ O d a r ...... $125 per M' MANCHESTER—Six room older prnhate district within len dais from Bourgault. siderable area, and is made uj> of Sales of coffee make up 70 per world's leading exporter of cel­ one or two only, *95 monthly. Can 9-;5245, fenced bai k yard, screened porch BKLMONT r,ug Gleaning <'om- ('onn.. Inc . 56 Union Place. Hart­ Open Nights Til) 8 pm. Earl VanCamp A n o ro x i met el V d'" da'—' nf this nriler and ii'iiirn make I>a,v I'lipIN in Florida several villages, Hehron itself. cent of Brazil's export income. lulose. BEFORE YOU BUY s usedG ar ply C’hnitor Uak St. We will beat our competitors ad- home, two-car garage. Very con­ attached garage I pan\' k'or tho.qp wlio cnjc about ford 3, Conn. vertLsed prire.s by at least 5%. Sats, 6 p.m. be seen at 189 We.*t Middle Tpke., venient. clean. Tongren. Froker. ' _ ■ ’ tn dlls iXiiil'l nf die node*' B'l ' ln Seven pupil.a at Coventry Day ^ Amston. Gilead. Biirinwa Hill. see Gorman Motor Sales rluick Apt. F. Phone MI 3-7091. (XXXV) *1.000 down to qtialified buyer. JOHN J. WAI.I.I'i'IT Judge. their nig.^ phone MI 3-0012 T^NPERIENGIlI'i bartender Mnstlv NOBODY BI ’T NOBODY MI S-6321. Carl and Esther Schwarz. MI School are on the school's 37th i Jones Street. Hope Valley ■Mill- Bales ai.d Servnee 285 Main I I'rep pit'knp and deluerv Free day work R.ofercnrrs. Write Box OKDKR o r NOTH r Burnt Hill, and Street. AD 8-4571. Open evemngs. UNDERSELUS NATIONAL FOR SALE Dining rrK»m auite. BOX MOUNTAIN DR.. Vernon 3-0154. "New Horizons ' tour lo Florida stream section eqtimaleq given We .specinliT.e in Bonds—.Stocks Mortsfnjzes .21 Herald BOLTON CENTER—Custom five Spacious seven room ranch, large AT A ('OrHT o r PHORATK held h( (’all MT 3-6991. M am h"jC‘T vlihin hihI f'lr ll)e D ie-, this week Accompanying the 1 Grayville. furniliire and \*all to wall carpet­ NATIONAL Ll'MBKrL INC. room ranch, stone front, breeze­ redwood paneled living room, three CALJ> OR SEE me for a good deal TOO MANY DEBTS' Coiisolidale MEAT c u t t e r s ;*' meat stork frici «(f Mftnrhu«luf. un ih** 20tii dav group on the 2,600 mile round- ! Strongs la’uxe on 1959 Dodge or Simra an-j first ing .381 .STATE STREET, way, double garage, a true show- bedrooms, den. and separate din­ l.,ots for Sale 7.1 i.f r-l>ruai\ 195'* trip are headmaster Don G ! Mrs. Viclona .Strong and duiigh- your payments aud improve vour clerks, frozen fond ar/i dairy men I'lu^uni UoM Jubh J Wallflt, lindpe. choice used cars Walter g, NORTH HAVEN. ''ONN. ONE (LAS stove, one oil burner and place. Carlton W. Hutchins Ml ing room. Kitchen, built-in range Churchill .Sr. and Marlin Gapozza , ter. Jean arc leaving this week for FLAT FINISH Holland window ereriit standing. $22.25 per month nufl porters. Applv immediately. VERNON-Two house lota. *1.600 K-iat*- *>r ito-'ie R. Stiant Man- Parker. Dennett and Popp Dodge, CHe.*Uuit 8-2147 tank, 14 Sunset St. Ml 9-2965. 9-5132. ______and oven, wall refrigeralor. Two- in said Di.ttrici. fbc.aprti of New l-ondon, a Grade 4 and 5 j their home in Larchmont, .N. Y’ . shades made to measure All will pay off $l,0rt0. If vou own ('onnect iiut State Employment each. Other lots available in Man­ Inc.. 10-12 Connerticiu Boulrvard. real estate, call GH 6-8897 anrl ask car garage, I ’s acre lot. *26,800 John H M roffk px^-ruD.r u w of, teacher at tlie school, wlio i.s sl.so ' having spent several months at metal Venetian bluul.«; r\ a new Servii e. 8f)6 Main St . Mam-' ester. VERNON SUMMIT ST.—This six room home R. F, Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml chester area. Philbrick Agency. O.M.i'p.* W Siratii ha\ine^ • \iill»ilpd an i Eaiit Hartford. BU 9-4331 or MI Amston La*.-, MrS. Strong is the Frank Burke nr Mis, Gaiter for A public seivice. no fee charged. ' Diamonds—Watches— -•icCTiiu.l nf thri fidinee ft W. | director of the school's choral niii- , low pru p Keys rp-'ide v. h.le you ROCK MAPI.E double bed, spring In new High School district of­ 9-5245. Ml 9-?464. 9-3422. wait. Mai low s details. Connecticut Nlorlga^o Ex­ . .Jewelry 48 WILSHIRE ROAD fers Immediate occupancy, patio, Stiaiit .•Yuunior i.f -aid estate. i sic and instrumental program.s. • widow of Uie late David Stioiig, 'a and mattress. MI 9-1651, and., h au m ; luad.- HjipUration fci the' former Hebron resident. change. 15 I^wis St.. Hartford porch, paneled recreation room, 34 ACRES. Prime residentie! prop­ n I>I>i'ini Mi*'ii( i'f an ar i1 b n , On, the trip are. from .Manclie.s- , 3951 DESOTO--Two-door hardtop, I'OCG'S Refrigeration Serv'ee —re- LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, (XXXVI) good condition, radio, heater, low Help Wanted— . . . i. , THREE-PIECE maple bedroom set built-in bar, large modern ki’rhen, erly, city water. For further infor­ c 1 a r.f vaid p«raie It ler. Janet Biishnell. Nancy Moore, j (Iiurcli Events frigerritor repairing, anv hour. pairs, adin.*ta watches "''Partly. ; , two baths, two fireplaces, plus mation, R. F. Dimoek Co. MI l)f:nKHM>'^ Thai liip 3rd dav of Gail Reichenhach. William Pound The Y’oiiiig People's Fellowship mileage, good tires new battery. Business Opportunities 22 Male or Female 27 TWO IN ONE package. A nice two- M an i) 19')'* si ♦•l-vn <. clovk, fofp- Rhone MI 3-.5933. MI 9-5650, Reasonable prices. Open daily good condition, $50 (‘oniplete. MI many -extra.*. Call now. Paul J. 9-524-5. and David Marzialo: from An­ group of i-t- I'eter's I.juscopal MT 9-3307 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce NEW 5-ROOM COLONIAL family and a separate four room ' noon at lb- Prnbnle Office In ih^ M‘i- 9-7906. Correnti, MI 3-5363. home! This two-family Is tn very niripal Building in said Manriieater. be dover. Allan Archibald; and from Church Sunday afternoon visited T\’ -SERVICE -- Potterton'a. all RESTAURAytT bnsineas for sale. SPEED TYPIST at least 6n words Street. Ml 9-4387. and thf ennif Is aasigned for a hear* 1950 BCTC?K—Four door sperlal. Main St. Manchester. Full liquor Itnw/-. C »ICTT-V- bice condition Inside and out. Coventry!' Philip Turkington. All the Coast Guard Academy at New I makes Highc.*t quality guaranteed per minute. Nigbt work, 8 p . m. -5 Suburban for Sale 75 Intr on the sllowsnre t.f said arronnt Ixindon. Monday evening a group: Dynaflow, In go<rv capable, good references. •Seplle Tanks, Dr.v Wells, Sewer tion. 6-5, choice location, *16,700. n-.'rt Main St >-/Msnrhest»T. f'nnn . morrow at 8 p.m.. with tile Rev. Aluminum clapboard* a sperialty i -Mso 11 :3n pm . MI 3-1319 ' SPECIALIST Board of Directors R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtors. Ml I-'yei-iHor ti-w !•■•• V. Instructions for 15, 16, 17 year grocery elerk.*. meat wrappers, Fund - March. 1959. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at tion's leading aircraft manufac­ Paqilne Little, telephone Pilgrim lately, 31 youths being enrobed l abinel work. For qun k service T’/iis Home l» tSnt in, a Project count, General Cape In South Manchester. Built the Probate Office in the Municipal olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock,' with reasonable winter pi n ea For full-time and part-time. Apply im­ Budget, for the pay­ turers plans to build a gas-driven 2-82SI. during the past month. of Driver Education.! by PonUcelll in 1951. Aluminum lauding in said Manchester, be and (he Seout Cookies Director free esiijnate call Joe Girardin, mediately Connectirut State Em­ Make An Appointment To See This Colonial Beauty ment of JudgmenU and aama In asaigned for a hearing oh the hypersonic gun capable, of produc­ MI »-T39$. ployment Servire. 806 Main St., FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL combinations, large enclosed rear allowance of aaid adnilniatratlon ac­ ing speeds of up to 13,500 mile* an Girl Scouts aro around taking 1$ MI 9-8933.' ' c o n v e r s e ■ettlements of claim* porch. Garage and amesite drive. count with aaid estate, ascertainment CAMOUFLAGE Manchester. A public service, no against the Town, such hour. The gun will be. used for ad­ Dayton, Ohio (JFi-t- Wright Air orders for their annual cookie XARSON'8 Connecticut’^ first U- No basement, large lot. Very nice of hoirs and order of distribution, and sale, cookies "will bo delivered to eenaed .(Mving school trained: .. ALTERATlONS-'and remodeling — fee charged. JR. additional aj^opriation condlUon. *15,800. R. F. Dlmock this Court dlrecia that notice of the vanced research on ballistic and Development Center Here has de­ kitchens, bathrooms, atUcs, cel­ R. F. D I M O C K C O . ■ to be financed from un­ time and place assigned for said he\r> other high-performance missiles veloped a multi-colored parachute those bujfing' them ,in about throe CertUled and approved, la ■'ow of- OLAN MILLS need two ladles fof ONLY $15,800 Co.. Realtors. MI 9-8248. ing be given to all persoffs l6iown to ferine, classroom and tehind lars, ’ residing, porches, roofing SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS X7CXX allocated surplus from be interested therein to appear^and be and atmosphere-re-entry vehicles. canopy wjhich can camouflage a weeks. and room additions. Connecticut tenjporary telephone work In MI 9-&240 I 1957-58. ____I.___.. ..$10,000. (XXX^ ) heard tljereon hy publishing a cony of The gun may be used „ to drive down^ airman' from the’ enemy Mrs. Ctuunpe IVritea wheel tnstructlon for teer.agers. Remodeling Services, 84 Oak St. downtown location. Hours 9 a.m. ' PAINTING and BARBARA WOODS RICHARD F. DIMOCK ' Francis Mehoney, Secretery this order In some newspaper having a Mrs. Eleanor Lord Chaunpe, Ml f-dOTB. to S p.'m. or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. *l per circulation tn said Diatrlrt. at least pr-ojectligs through a 100-foot, 8- or ifignal hla position to air rea­ AH 3-1425. 511 0-7702 MI 9-6003 Board of Director* VBEUION—Large 8% room ranch, fiva days before the day of . said hear­ Ineh gun barrel and Into test cham­ d ers, wife of the Rev. Howard C. hour. Must be fluent conversation­ PAPER HANGING ROBERT W. AUNEW ROBERT O. MURDOCK Manchester, Connecticut breestway, overslsed garage,/, two ing. and by mailing on or before Febru­ Champe, writea from Lake'Helen, ANY KpiD of carpentry and cabi­ alist, Apply in person, Thursday, | WEBSTER AGENCY, Realtors bers at velociUea up to 20,000 feat It naa four color sectiona: White, bulnm Servlce8~0ffered 13 TELEPHONl? Ml $-6878 on $-6472 .Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, fireplaces, combinations through­ ary 21. 125$. by certified mall, a conv a second and to shoot- high-pres­ desert tan, vegetation green, and Fla..,that the temperature is 80 <1** net work done. Honest and relia­ Feb. 26, ready for work to Mr. ROCKVtUE — TR S-S74S this. twenUeth dey of February, out, plMtsred, magnificent view. of this order to Charles Darwm OOMNDC’S TV and Radio Sei^ce, ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Fellian, Andrews Building. 63 Grahiam. IS President Avenue. Prori* sure.' high-veloelty gas past a sta- oranae, for revaalina blm ag ailut gr,aae there, ■with beautiful fJe/ar- Ml 9-3244 1»5» $1I;W0. R. F. Dlmock Ca., |tsal' deoee. Rhode Island. _____ o n ta foU bloom. Mm aaya it bi •wUlaMf all houra. SatlafacUon Thompson, M I. 8-1S9S for eatl- East Center St., at 10 a.m. and 4 lion. Ml MM8. ' "V; JOHH X wALLarr. m r a modsL / hl8 baakcrouniL CaMMtaad. OUl MI mates p.m. Advt a. TM4 V \ ! / 7 ^ ./ „ ^DNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1969 The Weather Average Daily Net Press Run Foreesat of C. S. Wosther lereea TASK TWBNTr-FOTJR ^attrlfpatfr lEafnittg ?|frali> For tho Weak Ending Frbrunrj- *1, 1059 Fair, not *o cold tonighfc _____ ^ 1S-S5. ConaldomMo clondine**, oo«- 12,886 ttniied mild Friday, rain develop­ Member of the Audit ing at nlgbL, High In 40*. Bnrmii of Ctrentatlon. Manchester— City of Villnge Charm d*»rfopin«it o f Oo«m*ctl* THURSDAY e u f« w tK rwomeiim w«I b« the PRICE FIVE CENTS for » meetirigof the M*n- M ANCHESTER, CONN., TH l RSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 19.)9 (Cla««lfled Aovertlalng on Page 19) cbestar lieegue of women Voter* VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 125 (TWENTY PAGES) tonight et 8 o'clock at the home FRIDAY and o f M n. « . H. PhlUlpe. Elmer Foo­ ter of OreenfleW. Mam., executive director of the Connecticut River SATURDAY Water Shed Council, will opeak to mcmherB of the league on effective action toward Improving the Con aeetlcut River VaUey. Probe Targetf“**.^"*i]y[acmillan W a rn s R u ssia The Girl* Friendly Sponeor* o f S t Mary** Eplecopal Church will meet In the crypt of the new Hangs Himself In H -P la n t church Friday night. The meet­ ing will be preceded by a prayer IlfflIIMt GREEN STAMPS THURS., FEB. 26 j Aldermaston, England. Feb. service In the Chapel of the Na­ tivity at 7:45. Hoetesse* will be W oat Oran ire N J F eb 26'» storage do*ot a* she opened the 126 (iP)— A violent explosion 1 7 B e r l i n Mi** Edna Kennedy. Mr*. Evelyn west urange, ,■>. o., r^u. .«.inm«n became hy*- Interference door. Mrs. Zwlllman became j rocked Britain’s big H-bomb (/P)— Abner (Longie) Zwill- Lambert and Mr*. Margaret Nlel- p a . l i t . t o 9 p * l i t . W ith A it Cash Sates terical. 'research base bere today af- een. man, who ama.ssed a fortune Half a bottle of bourbon and an 'ter somebody tlrtfpped an ex­ as a bootlegger and later be-, empty glass were found m the Tw o men were H. Crane Miller, *on of Mr, and cam e the target o f several big- cellar. Steinbach said hi* step-IP - . ^ . Mr*. Jacob Miller, 103 Adelaide fim p pHttip T»rohp«; was found father never had more than two ; Rd., has been elected president of tim e C lim e prooes, u brandy and then only | Offirial-s nnnonneod there u a.«s Nikita’s Speech Talks End, the University of Virginia Law REG. 39e TRICOT KNIT RAYON BOYS' and GIRLS' hanged today in his £f6-room with company. i nc radioactivity hazard to the0 * Bchool chapter of the John Bassett Special Girls' 2 Piece staff or the general piililic. Moore Society. Miller, a second mansion. ' Although linked with the rack- Tlsiw Hi* wife, Mary, whose finishing ■ various law enforcement The explosion set doors and Seen Bnildingi Both Sides year student. Is a gfraduate of Wil­ window.i rattling in the village of liams College and a member of Phi Sale BChool background contrasted with agencies and officials for years. Alpha Delta legal fraternity. Zwillman’s early life in Newark'.s I ^willnian aprved only a single Aldermaston. two miles away. TOPPER SETS \ here ."OO people live. P'irc engines Crisis for May Underwear Coordinates slums, found the body in a base-: priaon sentence - six months for Hie First Aid .Instructors of the ment storage room at their fash-; assault and battery in IB28. screamed throrgli the village Stand Firm American ^ d Cross will hold their Elastic or band leg briefs with full elastic waist band. Gay plaids and prints in wash lonable home. I Only last week a grand jury streets. Bi t the-e was no panic. By .lOHN M. HIGHTOM KK monthly meeting Friday night at 8 White only. Sizes 5, 6 and 7. and wear. A must in every girls’ Sizes: Small, medium and large. ., Zwillman's stepson. John Stein-; indicated several persons in con- ■'We ,.fet iiscil lo living clo.=e to W'a.shiiiKlon. Fell. '26 \ Bv IU)NAIaI> THOMWIN this Ihi'ig.'' .saiil in-yoar-old Wood- o'clock at Police Headquarter*. Blouses wardrobe. Sizes 7 to 14. >1 W csle n i feiir.s tif a (lanK'‘ i " 'i ' Kiev, USSR, Feb. 26 (/P)— prohibition era figure had been de­ j\iroi's on the deadlocked panel Icy Thomas, a clcrlt at the ivy- George Bettlnger^ commissioner of i Prime .Minister Macrnillan Blackledge District, Boj- Scouts, Sale Price pressed since s Senate Rackets that tried Zwillman for incom e I covered Post Office. ! Berlin cri.sis late .spring will speak on “ First Aid Require­ Reg. $2.98. $1 *29 Committee began delving into the tax evasion in 19.56. He was ac­ .Nn Radiation Daiigdf are lieginning to Iniilrl up ended liis talks with Nikita ment* for Boy and Girl Scouts.” Now ...... coin machine industry. j cused of evading the payment of 'I'hc Brili.Mi .\tomi' .'.nergy again tintler tlie impact ol .Ni­ Khrushi'hev today with a chil­ FOR Reg. $5.98’-Sale Zwillniisn owned the Public .Serv­ 538,911 in income taxes for 1917 Commi.-.eif.n said the accident or- ling warning. He told the So­ cim'ed as the explo.sive was he- kita Kliruslu'hev's oratory. The TWCA children’s ballroom Dresses $ 0 . 2 9 ice Tobacco Co., which handled cig- ■ and 1948. I'nless the Soviet government viet i>remier any attempt to in.g cnlisHfled fron a vehifde. The dancing class will not be held to­ arette machines. Steinbach said Zwillman's mood­ can he drawn into h'gh level iiego- vehicle v.a.- destroyed and a fire interfere with the West's morrow night. Police said that last night Zwill- iness took a particularly serio\is tiat ons on German issues in the broke, out. dai laginc a nesrhv rights in Berlin ‘'wotild lead Sale Price Reg. $3.98 to $4.98. nian advised his wife to lake a turn when Jerry Catena of South iie.xt two or three months, aiitliori- The Golden Age Club will meet REG. $1.00 ARKWRIGHT building e-;ten.sively. The fire '.vns $ C . 2 9 Now ...... sleeping pill becau.se she had Orange, a partner in the P.unyon ties here are not sure v.h.'t may i t ' III a dangerous situation.” at the Ektst Side Rec at 3 o'clock trouble falling asleep, although he Vending Machine C o , wa.a called .soon put mit. hapi'ep. Rut they .'■■e^ nn increasing .\iinounclnp this after Macmil­ Special "'1 he ex’do.sive ua.s of a con- tomorrow afternoon. Reg. $3.98 Values normally frowned on barhiluates. before the McClellan Committee possitiilily that in hi-' pies.-'iit lan-4 arrival in Kiev, a British When she awoke this morning, recently and asked a series of I vetilion.il type and no radioactne spnk^-sman declared the prim e Harold P. Larson, '60, son of Mr. Sale BABY and TOT SHOP cm ky. conrid"nt mood the Soviet Select a blouse from our new spring MAIN nXM)R, REAR. she went to the ba.semrnl to get questions about Zwillman. ' i-'alerial.s were involved, ' the ipicmicr may tr,\- some extremely mmivier in a mectmsf in the Krem­ and Mrs. Edward Wilson, 14 Main ' commi.-'.sion .‘.■aid, ''There is no ra- ' lin thi.s nnnuimp "made very clear St., Talcottvllle. Is chairman of the stock. We have prints, pastels and »ome cleaning tissue. | nsk\* moves. NYLONS Zwillman's body fell out of a ( (Continued from Page Ten) dioactivity haz.ird to staff or to t'nited States officials still cling the strong feeling of the West on electricity display of the physics dots in cotton or dacron. Sizes 32 i the general public.'' tn the hope that Khrushchev will the mat tor of West Berlin and Department for the triennial sci­ Sheer dark seam hosiery in new spring shades. Short, to 38. I Tu‘0 en’pioyo.s of the Los Al­ (iermnny ence Exhibition at Bates College, medium and long with reinforced heel and toe for extra SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT Girls' Preteen amos, N.M.. atomic lalioralor.\ "Hut Khru.shrhev is not budginjf Lewiston, Maine. SECOND FLOOR . . . (t.'onllnued on l‘Rge Ten I wear. Sizes 8 'o to 11. were killcil ' Tiic.^day in an ex- an in- h. ' he added, "and Macmil­ plo.sion of nonradioact ive n-a- Thb second In a series of meet­ lan is not huflg’ing: an inch, either. ing* on “Coming? A Revolution I Atom Industry Safe, terial. i Make of that what you will." BLOUSES Special Safe The AIder ma.sto.i ba.se lies up •Another Hnlish source aaid In Education?” sponsored by the Reg. $14,98 Values a leafy lane near the village and Murder Count Service Bureau for Women's Or- Special Sale On Macmillan was so stunjf by the nlzatlons, will be held March Frilly cottons and other smart is .sereened b.v trees, Soviet Premier Nilcila Khrushchev and BrUisli Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and their aides Soviet leader's blast at. the West REGULAR S5.9S IMPORTED Hesir'enls of this town 4.7 miles at 10:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. at PAIR stvles for vour Easter suit. Sizes Church Parley Told Dropped, Kish appeared in humor as they paused for pholograpluM s before a conference in Moscow s Krem­ Tuesday that he had considered r056 Main St.. Hartford. Advance I west of London lan out of their lin The warm atmosphere of this meeting Imnod quite mM at subsequent g:athenngs. Seated packing? up and flying: bark to Choose your favorite style from SLIPS 8 to 14. homos when the big blast came Andrei Cromykf) and luncheon reservations must be next to Khni.'ilirhev are r^eputy Premier Anastas Mlkoyan, Koieign Minister l»ndnn. 1 and reeled fearfully toward the made before 5 p.m. Tuesday. Faces Another .laiot) Malili. Soviet amha.ssador to Britain. (Al* IMiolofaxi. "But Mr. Macmillan came here our fresh new stock. Shirtwaist, Popular make all nylon; also Hartford, Feb. 26 .'Pi Rea.s-* great era.” he declared, "''''ever .smawli"), base. to have talks with the So\det lead­ St. Margaret's Circle. Daught- ] dacron, cotton, nylon blend slips. gurance to those living in an before has the world liad in its 'I'CiOma.s said he was at woi'k in ers and to see the cmlntry." the Bridgeport. Feb. 26 76’' - One ters of Isabella, at Its meeting last wear-ever's sheath, two-piece. Prints, checks, Both in proportioned lengths. Reg. $3.98"Sale HANDBAGS atomic age came today from a grasp the power of wiping out the the Post Office at 9;.3(l am. when British official oald. "He haa had of two murder warrants against evening In the K of C Home, i..-ide nieellng of the National Council of cesspools of ill health and ill hi«s- "the wnt'le plate was shaken b.\' the talks, and he decided he might solids in dacron, cotton, arnel Lace trimmed at bodice and hem. ing. We have the know-how and the one Inge hang " Louis Kish, 41. of the Golden Hill tentative plans for a foodless food ' Chtirches execulives Ribicoff Set to Veto GOP Bid as well sec the country.’' All leather lined in gleaming patents. tool.s in reach. I..et it not t said I'nlil 't was reitain there was Hotel, in eonneelinn with the Feb. sale in March, and set the date of I White only. Sizes 32 to 42. Regu­ A scientist, a medical doctor, a Macmillan had raised with We did not rare and did not use ro ladiat.on danger, pilots of aii- 6 death of his 4-year-old son. Al­ Friday, April 17, for a rummage and cotton, rayon. Misses and lar $3.98. Sale .. Also new SIMCO, softer than calfskin. labor leader and a churchman, Khrushchev the question of the these tools lo meet these pressing r.neis r..'-ing into Ivonuon airport lien BroadbeiU Rotzal, was dis­ sale at the K of C Home. A cof­ $ • > .2 9 testified in a panel discus.sinn this timing of the Soviet leader's Krem­ need.s ' w’eie warned to keep clear of the missed today fee hour follo\ ed, with Mrs. F. Leo | women’s sizes. You’ll be pleas­ morning that the atomic industry lin speech apparently rejecting the Barrett In charge. Is one of the safest in the world. Other speakers were Edward A AlderuM.-lon area. The warning Coroner Edgar W. Krentzmaii. To Save Trial Justiee Courts West’s proposal for a foreign min­ Special Sale Price WiggiiV'df .New Ti’ork, manager of later was leseitided. antly surprised when you visit Dr. .Shields Warren, a patholo­ at tlie eomlusioii of a 28-niimite isters meeting on Germany, The MATES will meet toni'iht at | gist connected for five year.s with Technical .‘“lervices for Atomic In- The .Uomic Energy Aulhoiity inquest into the death of the boy, By BILL BENDER he declared that he would fight for equal justice In the court.'^,'* he ! final Talks Monday the home of Winslow McLoughlin, our the Atomic F.nergy Commission,! said a ''OHid of inquiry will he set said "There is not siiffieient evi­ .said. 437 Summit St. After the official (ConHniied on Page Two) up to -eek the caii.se of the ai ci- Hartford. Fell. 26 '.P' Gov. rovirt rrfni m tlini ensures ‘equal A final meeting between the two ALL SALES FINAL Stated that only four men in Hie ! dence to warrant the fiirlliei hold­ ju.slice for all ’ as Ufng as hr is Hu Saul the case.** invoive QUALITY ALUMINUM He forecast a struggle fm_ ex­ men could deal with .smoldering lice. IS to make a farce of i niii t re­ fendanl.** were clianged lo hreac’h | He ‘‘aid that in Clinton Town o.‘ the peace. Uihicoff said, ami | (Continued on Page Ten) AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES HANDBAG DEPARTMENT istence in tins country by 1970 if Goals of GOP I vest l.at’oii near the atomic j'lant. Several previously scheduled form." he said. DR. IRWIN KOVE hearings were continued Coin I five yovm» men were Vimmd .$3.*) of a $.")h fine wa.s remitted, I the population increases at its A senior e.xpenmenlal officer Rihicnff made the slalemenl at nvei' to .Middletown Superioi Court MAIN FLOOR AT ENTRANCE. present rate without di.scovery of was killed an wouUI Ribicoff said the man complain­ Rio dc Janeiro. Mm. Luce would The need for new sources of fued Qoidwater of .Arizo- b\- 40 full-time judges. malte a tou^h fi^ht lo ;;et the a*l- ed that a judgment was entei'ed and energv were sl.so empha.sized chairm.an of the Republican career dlploniat Ellin Wash and Curl Waving Shampoo $ 1,50 The GOP proposal, appioviul at juinrst ro t ion coujt-reform hill Hgain.sl him foi- hi.s alleged failure Briggs who win be aligned by Victor Reuther, a.ssi.stam to the senatorial Campaign Committee, a caiicil.s yestei 13 I /4 1 O t >■ t Vvl 1 - the Ii.se of Ihe I'uil justice eoiirts ‘‘.•\re we jtoin;: to have ju.stire or ers t'nion. He advocated distribu­ On European Rule in cour t. served a* ambassador to Italy tainly is worth a try' for party in the small towns and aholisli ilii' tion of "small package atoms ' to ai'cn’t we. ThL*^ \s l!ie luajfir issue from to 1957. She retired NeW Toni Home Permanent . . . .$2 .0 0 members to attempt to define miinicical iiidgeslii|i l oiiits laoin^ the people of ('onne< tunit. 1 from that pout because of 111 attic space power water starved areas and ' where they are going. I ‘ The Rc|nihliian measiiie cmild (( Tmtiniied <»n I'nga Nineteen) Shoe Valet don t .see how yod. ft| 88c beat breakthrough to the Cold War approach and..|f the niemliers of Edgar Whitehead declared a stale He abided that he hopes the Ke- ■ RAMAN GETS CONTRACT ' ' ' ' pat). And what luacwus, Rritli thit eitvaf. it lf driln* Large Listerine Antiseptic ...... 8 9 4: the committee .can come to an shv of the Democratic majoiity going / critpjr erutti N aaauftt. Inc |rld th«< Ms Ihy • inch pan, areas.'' He said one nound of of emergency throiighniit .sou.hcni piddican .slaml i. of Justice contract «ith Raman Aircraft can do the same," Goldwater said. edge tliere, Hartford. Feh. 2fi '.T' '[ Family S iz e ...... $6.47 He urged ’ Cnurl incidents wtu’e an I helieopteni. Sen. Pre^ooH Bush Unicaps Multi Vitamin W M.irtin of Mas.sarhiisejts, for- such GOP cnurl i cfni m p'an and in line have until Saturday’ to tilence., of all lime by the uses 'if spread lo .Soiitliern Rhoilesia of example of what he I'sHed t Im in­ gel ne A licen.se plate inserts. (R-('onn) said today. atomic energy and develop methods mer House Republican ’ leader, $3.11 and $6.96 nationalist unrest generated liv the equality of ju.stme lieinc dispensed The\’ ma\’ s^nd lo the of food preservation that will i vke commented "It can't do any harm congress in neighboring .N'yasa- by the Trial .IiislU'e Courts. commi.' mAil. i rer prize winning plaj^^Tight “ We are on the thre.shnld of (Continued on P«ge Nineteen) 60c Alka Selt'/.er...... 544: I Gential African Federation of the Culled from .\P Wires the Superior (^)u^t in Middle.‘;ex ;\fter .‘Saturday. Uu*y may ' .Maxwelt Anderson was described ('nunly at Middletown, (ausinp a get in.0vp i f f PMcAdr Rtf. I f . f l were arrested in predawn raids. heiil her mother’s estate, valnrsl Hanger— 88c There’s Joy in Ritzville! .Anderson, 70, and a Stnmford f-a<. Frtnfk Frfff Rtff If 91 $7.90 Value. Rybutol Vitamins There was no indication, how­ at *100,IKK). UQder a ’.viU filed for $5.98 ever. that arrest had been ordered probate... A federal milk markel- I resident. Is the author of nupief- oiis plays, including **W*lnter» for the firebrand head of th» con order will be^in regrulating the Ignore Veto Warnings Large Johnson Baby Powder "The Bad Seed/* ‘‘High ... 594: gress. Dr. Hastings Banda, a ^4-! handling of milk ip Connecticut Tax Hike War Spreads Tor." "The Eve of !4t. M*rk," Heavy Wood Men’s Suit Hangers year-old Londo!i-e A* for printing and a nameless or- estedha dwi end years of self-imposed exile. |ean flag are dead. kllleES w ith‘'Mado- i 1 0 0 C^l-UXE FRYING la M fee went into its tliird week todavy ! lal. and officials in Salisbmv said Eine.st Ekonomon ha.s been i w a y w a a ta M roeia P | I f o in ltaiy" flavor and your ▼I n n Chora with thia hotvy, says he is politically independent. ordered lo a|ipear in Milford i this British territory outlawed own parsenal toushis I . V V hi|hiy peliihtd alnwi* with the letter-writing eam|>aigii, 1 neither the state of emergem v nor i the African National Congress to­ 4w yoa fad yew feady. "It's a completely nonpartisan, Municipal Court Alarcli .7 on iMka a bi| hit. Hora’s lha pan that iHim 7-inch pan. Cvon hoatini. Eaoy spreading to the far eorners of the. the ban on the African Congiessj day and laiuiched a wholesale makts thorn botlor-aasior. ciooninil Handaomo Bakolito niRdtt. i ? ' j giaas roots effort. " said Cross, a charges of l»r«‘ac)i of the peace VVa.‘*dee»if, *layia*a>, I f r Pry Sale! stale. ! former Repiibliesn eourtty proseeu-| had been extended to Nyaaaland or' rvmociat.s Hhi'Uggcd off veto 000.000 tigure ]nU on 11 by the rniindiip of ita leaders. Up to 500 /(* Ruwa Pan Rag. tS Pan Rof. if.IS anl lilvl. . Rc|). Otto F'assman i D- d s d y . . . a l aaa ba An estimated lO OOO or more re­ toi The steering committee in­ Northern Rhodesia. Ijjfi a C'ongies.suia 11 sent .statis­ warnings to push towanl I>emocrnts. Negroes uere. re|>orted under ar­ volt-inspired form letters . have Regulations published in the' rest. Prime Minister Sir Edgar waatad la a 4*w day* REGULAR cludes Rov Seolt, one-time Demo- tic., to all House and Senate mem­ House action non.000 feil- HOP membpi'H contended it would poured in on .'■tale legislators in cr.ilic eoiinty commissioner. Sou:hern >nhodesinn cfovernment bers pictiiiing foniier President eial liousing bill going far beyond hn\e a ‘Meva.staling adverse im­ Whitehead declared a state ol a^l^k |ie*^laattea*^k^l BEDSPREADS OIvm)iia, and Gov. .Albert D Ro.sel- Oarette empowered the Rovern-: emergency. The original goal was lo get Truman as a small-time operator Pre.«iident Fisen how p i's projuisals. ; part on the federal budget," which Ne-Waed .. aa pakdhf, lasn er fun, a r I 59c and 69c llnl's office said lie has received 1..700 signattires on a "no-new- ment to arrest and hold any per­ the administration e.sliniale.s can " I Everyone knows the eompared to Trealdenl Ei.senhnwer The wide rsngini; House meas­ .AIRPORT AID APPROATID l i 1,3.78 of theni. services, no-new-ta.xes" petition in son without charges in the public when it comes to federal spending, ure was approved by the Bank,jug''he bnlaiued at $77 billion next year' Bates Piping Rock; a In addition, thousands of com­ I the local Adam* County. O oss ; San Antonio. Tex., Police broke , I'ommiltee late yestei'day over u.itli a surplus of $7(1 million if Ei- Washington, Feh. 28 (P) •— MI>>WOe» bmietw and qviah nob* teal Only panion petitions were being circii- beautiful solid color re­ said they got 1,1.50 in tliree days (Contimird on Purs Four) i p an egg-splaltering piirse-swlng-I finiie Republican efforts to cut it senhou er's recoiumendalions for The House Commerce Commit­ fated, the signers pledging not to I versible heavy corded Limited and that the idea "snowballed.'' Ing fight between women strikers pack in line with the administra- higher postal rates and gasoline tee today approved a 4 -year, Next IhB* ye* leak at yew eMc, leak at a { $C.88 ask for additional services from, and wor.ccis leaving the Texson. | Uon's more modest $1.660,ono,OCM) ’ taxes are enacted. $297 million federal aid lot hlf* w aM le a a i... a NwWeed rsenk FLAVOR STAYS in vofO- spread. Be here early for Quantity State government and demanding After .700 form letters piled up 10 0 0 I tablit, aitwa. aoupi, Inc., garment plan!... Damage es-jprogiam. Both Hou.se and Senate have ports program. This la OSIt mil­ ▼ / I f l l aluminum combinatMA ^2. these! in rctttrn that no new ta.x laws he on his desk. Roaellini, a Democrat, Air Force Delays oooktfiaacovotoduuto* ihanka to tha prfdaibn. !r leplied with a form letter of his timated at ino e than $.7,004) was i But no immediate House vote ^ggen steps toward pas.sage lion above the admlnlstrdtlon'* Rdi). double boHor. baUhf dish or vapof-aoalinLlinL tightJidtight Jid of tnli hand* passed. I own. asking revolters lo be "real­ caused bv fire in Gonzaga Hall, a | was in prosi)ecl. Hie ineasure still, new housing legislation which recommendation. The committee Ctttorole. A truly vorsttrit utonaiL aomt covtrad aaucaaauca' popol. S ■'Tile camiiaign ha., exceeded out Try at Polar Orbit f C^naHtnCotktr K^.iS.U 4-gr. istic" and claiming increased taxes dormitory buildinjt on the 'air- must lie ( onsidered by the House ; could throw tlie administration's 1 bill’s flgtire, however. Is far be­ C im td StMca Pai Xtf. $SJS Wildest dreams." said Edwaid are needed to even maintain a field Unitersity camp'ts. Rules Gon.mitlee. which has de­ budget plans out of gear and turn f low that In a Weasure passed by . . . tTm ••*•**. V**********! •••••f.aaa We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with Cross, an attorney wlio helped start Call ut for FREE minimum of services already ren­ • Vandenberg Air Force Base, Residents of East Branch in layed such action in past years. the small prospective surplus into the Senate to extend the pro­ cash sales and also to customers who pay th^jr charge account within It here. "With all the phone call.-;, dered without adding more. >• Calif.. Feb. 26 '.47 The Air Force south-central New 'V'ork fear -is- See Mandate on Voters , a whopping deficit. gram four years beyond next- fifteen (15) days after billing date. my practice ha., gone b\- Abe 'Hie hill's impact , on the Presi­ .astimate 5: I lia., once again po.stponed indefi- ing. teniperatures may unleash u ' The .Senate, in' an opening-seS- June SO with a federal outlay ol bo’'ards. \<'e've really got a tiger by [ ‘T u 'V‘5 rj„ .. said, and he dispatched his secre- ! nitely the launching of the Di.,- I'^Tg ice jam that could dent's luidget immeiliately laised , , o uiii $465,000,000. ' coverer satellite it hopes will go ■ ..v r e c k their cor.imunit'y , .The the pro.siiect of veto. Rut House ; •'’'<>" ' ''"'‘'a'ly nnJ. ^ It staHed at a Uoiis Club meet- tai'.v to work the mimeograph ma- Democrallc' leaders professed calling 'for around $2.660,00v.000 NU-WOOD Yard Free Parking Repr Of Store ing in this town of 2.200 on Feh.' i hine full time to get out more Higfh Drama into polar orbit. ' New England Council announces ' in federal housing grants ' and 10 MORE EXECUTED The 2-.stage rocket systenTcame ,trong opposlHou to arty new fed- have no ' concern on Ih.at point. Havana, Feb. 26 ()P)—Tap INTlklOR FINISH 11 when Br>-son Reinhardt, a Wen- form letters and petitions he said Police Officer ■ .lack Harris They announced they would |>reas loans. 3 6 " "ILtchee, Wash,, salesman, made a were requested by supporters risks death as he grab., would- within 30 seconds of firing on two.’ restrictions .in importaUnn of The House Rules Committee, more ex-Rallsta ' soldier* wee« “•Slfferent occasions yesterday. In residual fuel o Is. .for enactment of th^ir hill, as a executed today, bringing tq Stt ( A A A EXTRA URGE, R.lnch, Wid« ■p'iech about government and ' throughout the state, be suicide Donald \V. Horton, which controls the flow of legisla­ €d| AO POUIKtfCCTpdMhad (rh case, authorities Ijalted the A Rockford. 111., mother and her ' mandate fron\ the volera baaed on the unofficial total shot by revo­ - / Hli oita|.doop fr^tii po* times. The "revolt" apread Monday to 21, from ledge of 6-story hotel last November's Democratic eleq- tion into the House, is sharply ,1 •itr.JhoAvy, hoot- "W h en it was over, some of us Spokane. ' 70 miles away. „*nd countdown for undiaclosed *'Tea-; i.hlldren |>erlsli 'ln a hoiiae fire divided over housing policy and lutionary flrtaf MiUMla r J t t r *.*.|.t.i:d.|.t|.f Akao*Alumlaum— at Long Beach. Calif. Police tlon gains. Manchester n *ktf*f ddW MiMM. A llmtuvor. , sons. ! and the father etscapes by plung- conviction on war crtmesi • )oy lo MO, • dtKh to cloiol got to talking and decided that's Norman Bishop, insurance man and said Horfon was .despondent could stall the bill indefinitely. If. UM altempt In the , jng through a window.. .A Rebens .Banking Committee Republi6ans, chargeH. Among ttlbae execirt^ It Frr P.N B$g. 93J4 what we always do—just;talk.,." | chairman there, set a goal of 75,- about *' girl friend, whose i '.'Tlte launch' The rules group, headed by Con­ Choose from many crease resistant The CORK painting was hatlly tiamaged by an outnumbered in unsuceesaful At­ at Mataazaa was M-IA. JW .IU U Crosa said. "We agreed tb meet 1000 signatures. He got city jier- photo h» held aa'he prepared advanced research projects agency tempts to substitute Eisenltower's servative Rep. Howard Smith ID- ebtton prints, fineijt percale prints HALE'S HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT for coffee next, morning' and con-1 missioh yesterday to set up booth* to leap. Harris got close by Discoverer series was postponed held throwing man who sent a re­ Va). last session blocked House j Cectllo Femandex MANCHMSTCR COKH- porter a letter warning he wa-s program, blasted the (Democratic- was aceuaed of k Luihbery Inc. LOWER STORE LEVEL , , and novelty fal^rics. elder some kind of petition and st four downtown Spokane loca“ asking', to see the photo, today for technical rea.son*.” the backed housing measure as a consideration of a less sweeping CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS 1 grabbed Jlorton ■ when the Air Force said. “ Launching about to strike in the famed Alte knilBg i>ri«4M(l"*a' "UST form letter.” | tions and said his groiip plan* to Plnakothek Gallery in Munich "budget busting bill.”' them "With hla fists, -v' I M C e N m ST. ; Twenty men showed up‘, then 40 youth covered hi* eyea and (Goattc led on Fsga Five) Germany. They conteniied It* cost • was ^nei»MI3.S144 mor* joined in, 1300 w«* ^Ijepted 1I ■ ' (Coettanctf «■ > ag« Thlrtewi) Wept. (AP Photofax). (Continued on Page Fifteen)

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