' • 7 i. '■;v N t I N i-'S* ,1 .1 ■} MGNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961 . PAGE SIXTEEN . L. ATcrage Dally Net Preaa R ub The Weather jHanrljirHtpr Itirn tn g HrraUk .For the W e^ Ended Ferecoet of V. S. Weather Boreoe. February 18, 1958 Fair, continued very eoid to­ Group C of: the Center Congrega­ ertie#, political democracy, minori­ night. Low dero t « 5 below U tional Church will meet tomorrow No' Skating ty right# and human dignity, 12,635 citim,’ down to 15 below in ruml About Town Foi^Qrashes AJC ta Hear Schuman Is the aulhor of many r nf^ht in the Robbins Room of the nreoe. Wedneedoy net quite oe church. The Rev. R. Ruaaell Peery articles and books. Among the. SAVE ANYTIME! Member ef the Audit cold. High 15-30. ' The Profe»*tonal -Women'* Club No ice skating until further works he has authored are “The Bureau ef OIrenIntloa will J>e. the speaker. Dessert will notice, the Park Department an­ Author Speak AFTE R W'ORK . . or while Manchester— A City of VUlaffe Charm . will meet tomorrow nlRht at 8 be served at 7:30 by Mrs. Frank During Storm Conimonwealth of Man," "Night shopping. o'clock at the Center Church. Mil- nounced today. Ov?r Europe," "The Conduct of Fairweather and her committee. Closed are' Center Springs ton Stocking of th«{ Connecticut Four mutomobile accident* In Frederick L. Schuman, author, German Foreign Policy," and, OPEN V V n L 5 P.M. Monday* Pond, Center Spring* Annex journalist, world-traveler and TuMdays, Fridays. Open Thur*. M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N ., T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 18, 1958 (Ctoaalfled Advertising on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS State Park and Foreat Service will XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Sig. town ye*terday'j. including one in most recently, ‘Ttussia Since V O L . L X X V II, N O . 118 (FOURTEEN PAGRS) and Charter Oak Park. broadcaster, will be the guest 1917." Aa a lecturer and tieacher day* 9 A.M. to 8, P.M. Open be the speaker ma Phi will meet tomorrow eve­ Townjlsnow plows used to which a pedestrian t^a* hit, were speaker, at an .open ni,eetlng of the Dr. Schuman has .been acclaimed M'ednesday* untij^noon. ning at 8:15 at the home of Mr#. clear thi snow from the ponds attributed by^lice to the week­ Manchester chapteh, ~ American aa “ brilliant, inspiring, challeng­ The Ladies Auxiliary to Man­ Franklin Bevlh*. 184 Vernon St. are being used for street plow­ chester Chapter, DAV, will hold a end snowstorm *nd resulting, haz­ Jewish Congiets, Wednesday at ing, ‘ dynamic." Many of Kia ad­ ing. 8:30.p.m. in the vestry of Temple dresses have been published in per­ meeting; Wednesday night at 8 ardous drivisiiy conditions. INSURED SAVINGS ROK Charges GOP Chiefs' The topic for discussion during Beth Sholom. manent -form: By the Harris Me­ o'clock at the VFW Home. Elec­ Mr*. Hooka K. Johnston'* program, Early^estel-day afternoon! Frank tion of officers will be held. All R. Jphrlg, 44, of West Hartford, Schuman has aelected as a topic morial Foundation, "Vital Speech­ BIANCHF,STER vVour-Child'# Faith." tomorrow at Deptula, 42, of 80 Hilliard St„ and Paul D. Barrett,, 22. of 165 es;" the American Foundation for New Snow Due 7 Red fo r his. talk an analysis of the cur­ member* are requested to wear 2:15 on w n C -T V , Channel 3. will walking on Hilliard St., wa# hit by white unifotms. Lydall St., were involved in a rent and future world scene, from Political Education, "Reading in be "Our Christian Responsibility to a car driven by Clarence E. War­ co\Ilslon at the Center. Patrolman Sputnik to Little Bock, entitled World Politics;" and Random SAVINGS and LOAN the ReUrded (TWid." Appearing ner. 44, of 95 Broad St. Both vol­ Allan Smith Reported that damage H o u s e,' The Age of Dan- Boftrdpd PlciTic IV / A special meeting of the Army as guest will/be Mr*. John McEl- unteer firemen ware oh their way icib? M A IN ST., N E A R M APLE STREE'P and Navy Club Ladies Auxiliary to both cars was slight, no one er— Major Speeches on American raevy. to the firehouse. Warner told Pa­ Toblems,” . (1952) where Dr. wdll be held tomorrow night at was hurt, and no arrest was made. ? trolman Thomaa Graham that he Schuman shares honors u^lth such In State S«oul. Korea, Feb. 18 (/P)— 8:30 at the clubhouse. blew hia horn several times and About 8 p.m., cars driven by Marine.Pfc.s / t c . William D. Kerr, eon Sherwood M. Trueman, 17, o f 33 speakers aa President Dwight D. South Korean police said to­ W ashington, Feb. 18 (/P)— of Mr. and Mr*. David K. Kerr, 30 applied his brakes, but skidded In­ Eisenhower, Dean Acheaon, Trgvye day they had evidence at least Miss Carol D. Johnson, daughter to Deptula. hitting him with the Server St., and J. W. Kr"us, 41, of By TBtE AM OOIATED PRESS Sbreaklng the old record for frigid Republican leaders of Con­ I Jarvia Rd.. graduated Jan. 28 from 43 Edward St., were involved in a Lie, Arnold Einstein and Winston seven OimmuniRt agents et Mr. and Mr*. Fh-nest W.™ohn- the Helicopter Mechanics School at car's right fender. Warlier took Churchill. Sunny skies, off-aet by con­ ity by an few degrew, and tonight gress agreed with President. sortK^ 1 Hackmatack St., has been rear end collision on Broad St. The m m boarded the commercial iir- ; the Naval Air Technical Training Deptula to the firehouse and he Benjamin Relchlin, president of tinuing sub - zero tempera­ m ^ be evan colder. Eisenhower’s key cabinet of­ named to the dean'.s list at Cen­ I Center. Memphis. Tenn, was later taken to the Manchester Trueman car had stopped at the the local chapter of AJC, will pre­ Thla morning, liafora daybreak, liner which flew to Red tenary College for Women, Hack- light at W. Middle Tpke. and waa YEflU ROUND UIR CONL'I I lONINCl tures, did little today t<) aid the thermometer In Hartford got ficers today that it “would not Memorial Hospital where he was side at the meeting which is open North Korea Sunday. ettstown.aN, .1 This is the third treated for a head laceration and hit from behind by the other vehi­ to the public. Mrs. Robert Stone emergency, crews still fight­ down to a little under two below be wise’.’ to cut taxes as a Archie Livingston. mana"er of cle. The gtjlle and right front fen­ THE STRESS b r BEREAmMEVr zero and out at Bradley Field down The police statement came after consecutive seme.ster she ha,ii been discharged. No arrest was made, Is program chairman. ing after more than 60 hour* a North Korean newsman cover business stimulant at this the Manchester Country Club, last der of the Kraus car v/as damaged IS EASED to 4,7 )>elow. The old record, eatab- on the dean'a^jlist. police said. to clear snow-clogged arteries Ing a ’ U.N. 'friic* (?Ommi»aion' tim e. ' week attended a national confer- and the left ret.i' fonder of the liahed for thia date In 1914 and A s k s B o o s t ' ence of the Club Managers A«- Fire in Home meeting at Panmunjom hinted Following a breakfast confer- , In connection with Catholic Truer.ian car Was damaged. No one — Through the thoughtfulness of Quish of wavel ahead of a promised taken In downtown Hartford where , sociation of America in St. Louis. . The fire to which both men were P T A Unit to See that a fight took place * )»* r d the ence at th* White House, Senate press month this month, the La­ was hurt and nd arrest was nlade, Funeral Home. Modern facilitlea provide recurrence during the coming the U.a. Weather Bureau waa then Mo. Mrs. Livingston accompanied responding was at the home of comfort in time of deep sorrow. located, waa 2,2 below. I plane liefore It bypaa.'.ed .Seoul and Repuhlickn leader Know-land of dies of St. James wtl) be conduct­ William F. Mozzer, 23 Doane St. Patrolman John Spauldliig re­ Safari Movies weekend of Sunday’s blizzard landed In Communist territory. California told reporters the decl- : In Benefits ed on a tour of the Mar>' Cheney ' him. ported. , And around the atate It w aa' According to firemen, 'the blaze, A ir conditioned for whi^lj dumped from a foot to The Communist newsman told ston was "o f course subject to re­ Librarj’ by Miss Anna French, started b.v an overheated deep generally lower. Out in the Litch-! view" 'before Congress adjourns In chief librarian, on Feb. 25 at 8:15 The regular meeting of the , Films of the African safari taken your comfort. ■ ^ 17 inches of snow’ over Con­ Arid Hllla and in Norfolk, two: SoiHh Korean i-eporlers some of ' Daughters of Liberty. LOLI, will j fryer, did only minor damage to V.S. Han 6,000 Airports by Mr. and Mrs, Felix Klock on necticut. the 34 persons a)>oard the plane Ute July or early August. instead of tomorrow night. cabinets above the fryer in the Fui\eral WUIIam P. qiilsh good place# not to be when w inter' Tax reduction was the subject For Jobless j be held tomorrow night at 8 \ their trip last fsll will be showrt WtiaUiermen say th* bltt*r cold drops around, the temperature thia ; were 'hvounded and receiving med­ kitchen. Raymond T. of "round table di»ciis*ion." Know- The bingo party sponsored by ' o'clock in Orange Hall, weather Washington—There are about tomorrow night at 8 o’clock In the rcBUlta from a high pressure area morning wa* reading at 11 below. ical treatment." The plane was About 6:43 p.m. a car operated land said, along w-lth.the question Hartford, Feb. 18“(A>)— Gov. the Lincoln F^A will be held to. I permitting. A social with refresh- 6,000 airports in the. United States, auditorium of the Manchester that extend* from northern And at East Harlland It w;s* * de­ piloted bv two Americans, by Arthur S. Peal, 20. of West Home night at 8 o'clock as scheduled. ] ipents wdll follow the meeting. but only 592 are consldei-ed "mod­ Green School. Ml 3-S940 Canada soulhv.jifd Into Tennessee gree Imver. The Communists at the Pan-j whether the gevernment *hould Ribicoff today gave GOP leg­ j 7 Hartford, being pushed on E. Mid­ ern"-—those with runways 5,000 The showing of these film* is be- j ami North CaWIna, with below miinjom meeting rejected the U.N. | launch a major public work# pro- islative leaders a blueprint of dle Tpke., was stnick by a car Tonight? It will be a fine night ' The Immaculate Conception feet to 7,900 feet long. Only 68 air­ Frederick L.V|fchnn>sn Ing sponsored by the PTA. . i freezing readinfiji extending Into Command's demand for return o f ; gram to counter the recession, driven by Otis Hill, 34, of Cov­ to stay home by the lieai 111 l if the airliner and th* occupants, I Both the administration chiefs a program he hopes they will Mothers Circle will meet Wednes­ ports In this country have runway* Mrs. Klock will narrate. N o ' southern Florid#!- you have a hearth. Other\yla* a entry. The Reds insisted on direct ne-ro-^ and the minority Congress mem- enact to help bolster Connecti­ day night at 8 o'clock at the home more than 8.000 feet long; most of "How Many. WorldsT — The Hu­ business meeting of the PTA will 225 MAIN ST. This high preWure #re«. they re­ radiator will doi. The U.S. Weath­ Personal Notices i of Mrs^ Raymond Audette. 42 Lan- Patrolman Samuel Maltempo these are military fields in Texas, man-Prospect, 1958." be held. Member* may invite 1 port. is schedulia to move #lowly er Bureau aaya it la going to drop tiations with President Sj-ngman hers agreed. Knowland said, that cut’s sagging employment. I caster Rd. said that the weatbound .Peal ve­ Florida, and California. A vigorous defehder of civil lib- guests. I eastward during, the next two day# to zero to five below in The cities * Korean-government, unemploj-ment will start declining ■rhe Democratic Governor’# pro­ hicle made a suddeil.tum Into the with very cold; weather holdlne and down to ^a* much as 15 below Former War PrisMer* in March and Inisineas will turn up gram in summary proposes several Card of Thanks , Delta Chapter. No. 51, Royal eastbound Ians to enter a service from th,* Miaatsaippl Valley to th* ,re«*. South Korean police *aid they fairly loon thereafter without arti- amendments to liberalize and in­ Arch Masons, will confer the Roy­ station near Ferguson Rd. and was Atlantic coay The Traveler# Weather Rervice Is believed the seven Omraunists fleiai stimulus. crease benefits of the unemploy­ W# iri.«h to thftnK all our n^ijfhbom. But Kno.vland added: ment compensation la c. and an ac­ frl^ndA and for thf* manv al Arch degree at'-^ts meeting to­ hit by the other car. Otis had ap­ The fpllowir_.. fpllowingfjtpw pressure area | klndn^Pii^R rximd^d to at th*' doatn morrow night at 7:30 in the Ma­ plied. his brake* but skidded into la expected tp brlhg more anow be­ (CAntinned on Page Nine) (('ontlniied on Page Three) "If the anticipated improvement celerated highway and public of our broth<'r and broth^'r-in-law. the- Peal car, Maltempo said. Peal ginning on Fricgy.^ weathermen re- ' did not take place before midyear works program totaling $410 mil­ Hom^r Oat^5 Al^o tho«^ who ro sonic Temple. This will be the final kind durinic hlf« loiip lUnf»R}«. degree work of the present staff was arrested on a rules of the port.urt. . \ , when Congress nears adjournment., lion as a make-work program. of officers. Stanley H. \Steiner. road violation. Hia car had exten­ w'Wedneadayy-^igh * temperatures public works would get serious Governor Ribicoff said that he la Mr and Mr?. Herman Gat#** sive right side and front end arere expected tan^ngatd4^nga from 15 to consideration." and family. I high priest. The meeting Vyill be "confident that legialation can be I followed by the usual social hou# damages. The _ Otis vehicle re­ 20 degrees in t b f northern part of The Congressional delegation, enacted" that will serve the 2-fold In Memoriam ; and refreshments. ' ceived extensive front end dam­ the atate. andno uMr 20 degiees ■UN May Suspend headed by Knowland and Rep. purpose of meeting the immediat# ages. Peal, free under J25 bond, in the aoutliefn'aqctlon#. with anow Marlin (R-Msssi, House minority need of the unemployed and pro­ In inring memory of Mr and Mr*. James L. Craft, son of Mr. and is scheduled to appear in Town flurries in the .higher elevationa. leader, got a briefing on the eco­ vide for a program of much-needed Jo*»ph s, Cu.«hman. ^ Mrs. William H. Craft, 12 Kerry I Court Saturday. The w'eathermen however were ■ nomic outlook from Secretary of highway public works construction. Though th. yoari. b- many ' - scheduled to graduate from I Shortly after midnight Saturday, pessimistic abopj. anything really the Trea.aury Anderson, Secretary Four children of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, marocmed in their snowbound home in a remote sec­ He noted that the expansion of happening to' warm things, up a Debate on Tunisia momdrtoa aill alwaya linger, recruit training Feb. 22 at the ; a car. operated by Joseph J. Aleksy of Commerce Weeks and Secretary tion of Colesville. near Binghamton. N. Y.. are hauled by toboggan and snow-shoed state troopers the highway and public work# con­ While upon thia earth 1 atay Naval Training Center, Great 43, ot .East Hartford, skidded out great deal. They warned that it ^ of'Labor Mitchell. a mile through deep snow in sub-zero temperatures la.st night. One of the children was sick. Their struction would create additional Lakes, 111. of control and knocked down three may let up a bit toward the latter ; Knowland said the cabinet offi­ fuel and food was running out when the troopers came to the rescue. (A P Pholofaxi. jobs, in addition to helping the Daughter. Helm* K. Hill part of the week but It's atill going | TuHls, Feb. IS (,3*1—PresMeat 4geria for more than three years guide rail posts on W. Middle france said th* .Sakiet air raid was j r'cers cited seversi government pro- overall development of the state. to be tremendously cold. Habib Bonrgiriba was quoted to­ ' i '■ furnishing a Tpke. The grilile and right side day o« sayliig be boptSI a third diVected against rebels who hsd:hsd|fc>'*n’ f- * which will be His programs concerning the Last night^waa a genuine chiller. beneficial' stimulus to the econ­ of the car - was damaged but party would oak the po*tpoae- *ttacke8 ... when those the MHiqcll this month hnigbt volt should ^ considered an previously recommended to Con- 25 S. Hawtijorne St., collided on eomplleate matter*. ~ ' 4. Providing a uniform, 26-week Oakland St., near N. Main St» Pa­ On Miami TV ^ ^ ^ e Aleeri* "dsn- operation, in-I t HE AHSOCIATF.D PRF.SS eservoir. in upstate NmyVork. had-ed 20 more nches to the already everyone who trolman Emanuel Motola said that on the way up gain their well-deserved RECOGNI­ ______United Nation*. N. Y., Feb. IS, The fighting in Alg n* ^ con.stniction > pj temperatures today 125■' below----- reading------to match- their------snow-plagued area. The fall f^r benefits, ' the northbound Lisk car had II H p > » Threei I Program, highway building, mea*-j , ^ . ,v ,.: 25 or more inches of snow. Othe, raised the total in South Bend to TION . . . when younger personnel, now clerks iji WHhlngtfln, Feb. It UP, - ’The f (( ontlniie^oB Page Thre ^ ^^es to ease houalng credit, ; gripped the eastern section of the j leading* In New York 5. Paying for 30 weeks to per- stopped when he saw a car stalled 35 inches. , j , j *°us w-ith sufficient w-age credits. on the street with several persons examlnef who wa* hverruled *>y ■ ,l^ h *T u n fa ia n ^ d i*^ ^ waa ex- ' I stepped-up rnililSry spending and ! nation—alill trying to dig out from i .tale were; Glens Falls 22, Albany Michigan City, Ind., already r^ov- g. Speed up payments by issuing our stores, take over as managers and executive-s th# Federal Communication# Com -; ^ crowded around It. The southbound credit-liberAli^MiK meniiure*-of the | weekend’i heav>' snowfall. 118, Oneonln and Plattsburjjh 13. ered with an esliniated .54 inches, local offices directly to mlaalon on-the award of a Miami: P^ted ^ federal reseiTe |jqa.rd. Syracuse 6 and Buffalo 4. escaped the brunt of the new claimants. ecu lU U w Radtke car also tried to stop » r ■ W ... Come in and .see opporlunily in action at G r a n d TV channel tealified today he ' Sudan Blasts Elsen south had below-, but skidded past the group and KAitA«*Aei ktH tv** ras/'Am ’ tJiis Aftornooii OH to f cnArg^c Knowland ’ S^pm ied By a strange quirk, the tempera- storm, getting only a little more Cite# Delay In Payment* bower's assurances 11|;aTunemploy- joth Burlington., Vt., IS: Concord, N H , Taking the long view doe.sn t Saturday before th* storm started. At Newark. N. J., airport the FCC (?ontynis8loner Richard ■ A. both nations would now try to nations. T, Boston, 4 and Bradley Field, heighten .spirit.s for.the .Northea.sl Bulletins About 4 p.m., car* driven by Kurt thermometer haa not been above Ma(:k in the case. Mack denies this avoid a bitter de'oate which the Th* Egyptian government Conn.. 5 the - Weathri Bureau’s .dO-day freezing since Feb. 8. from the .-\P Wires CARPET SALE and contend* that $2.#50 of can­ Communist* could exploit. charged tha\ Sudanese troops had The temperature in New Jersey outlook i.s cold celed checks, ^introduced in the crossed the fronllei and ent-iered .Schools were closed in many These sources predicted each na­ Red Spy SobJe dropped to 10 above at high ptiint. Non Hll/.zard hearing, represented, loan* to him tion would make a restrained tl.e territory claimed l?y Egypt on rommunitie.s and businesses were Huge Discounts On Lorge Size Alxnit .500 motorists in East Or­ A new hlizzani that left a.s RIDSOF by a' Miami lawyer, statement explaining Its charge*, the Red Sea cossl. Egypt told shut down in some. ange. N.J . finally dug their aiito- ( HKViSLER IDU:S 7.106 much as '20 inches of additional FUEL Sharfman. a fW lengthy hear­ and that the necessary seven of 11 her am)>as*ador to d*man>, with­ Eats Hardware Motorists who had trouble get­ mohilcs out of snow diifls and Detroit. Feb. l8i2Pi — Ctirysler Quality Rugs and BroOdlaom \ ings, recommendM in 1955 that council members then would be drawal of the troops. ting through snowdrifts during the snow m some .section.s hit north­ <’orp. sent 7.100 worker# home found each had been tagged wtih ern Indiana la.-t night, adding woea OPEN THt'RS. and FRI. to • P.M.—OPEN SA'^ to 5:80 P.M. AND Miami’s Channel 16 be given to mustered to adjourn the debate, A communique served notice that week now had the added problem an overtime parking ticket. today from two Detroit plants of trying to get their cars started to tlie already .sno-.i -plagued Lake ■ NOTHING DOWN • 3 YEARS TO ^ Y ! Radio' .Station' W KAT. owned by giving the good offices a chance to Egypt planned to send electoral In Suicide Try The cold spell in Washingloi, a# a production standards dis­ A. Frank Katzentini work. teams Into the disputed area so in the frigid weather. DC. was its worst in 16 years The M'chlgan ai-ei. pute erupted anew. It wa# the RANGE OIL lb . The FCC in Feb(mary 1957. T.'.S. officials in Washington residents could participate in the .New York. Feb. 18 '/P. t'.S. '‘^Trains Hours Ijite lempeiatuie dropped to five above South Bend wa.s left with nearly 16th #tratght day of work inter- 1 eb. 21 plebiscite to approve the The Pennsylvania Railroad said .5.5 uiche.s of snow after the blizzard niption at Chryalcr plants. Be­ Manchester Carjiet Center CALL granted the channel to Public said tliey would offer "concrete A lly. Paul \V. Williams s8id to­ in the distrii-l. whieh had a H inch Service Televjaiq^ Inc. wholly suggestions and propo.ials " o* out- union of Egypt and Syria It said westbound trains were three to snowfall Sialmday Puhl-r school.s dropped 20 inches of .new snow, cause of what It said waa failure 308 Main Street • MI 9-4343 x Ml 9-7540 owned aubsidjaV; of-N*t\onal A ir -, standing problems between1 France the group woidd be accompanied day confe.ssed Russian spy Jack four hour.s late and eastbound. one In the area v ote clo.sed for a secon i Michigan City, already covered of trim department employe# to line*. The-award now ;lng con-. and her former protectorate.-ate. In­In- by a frontier police detachment. Soble attempted to commit suicide to two hours late throng)^ the day. Govemment workers had an­ with an estimated ,51 inches, report­ (lerform regular work assign- Ml 3-7605 tested in the colirts. stead of a single conference bring­ Sudan's Fpreigrt .Minister Mo- by swallowing a quantity of rivets, night. other holid.-y. this time at Fade ed a little more during the night. ment#, Chrysler #ent 5,000 home , "I held that W K A T wa* the ing both sides together/ s coor­ hamed .ahmed Mahgoug arrived in nuts and bolt.s .shortly before being Below zero temperatuies were Sam's expense Those wlm stayed The Weather Bureau fnteca.sl- from it# big Dodge main plant best qualified of four applici^nts," dinated diplomatic d^-e will be Cairo today and went Into immedi­ brought here from pri.son for fur­ the rule rather than the exception nnt ye.«.ieiy’--y were flecked a flays mote snow for the lake area today at mill-morning. but piedlcl.ed it would diminish to’ Sharfman testified. nisde in PsriS and Tuy*. ate conference with Eg.rptlan ther questioning on e.spionage. in most of New 5'ork state, though lea vr.n M&M Oil Service GRAND UNION ~ SIGNLESS ' MAINE-RUSSET flurries by tonionnw C l BA.V B.ATTLB REPORTED M s Main St., Manchester FORCIOIIi COIHS Sharfman said he did not grade Tunisia requested the Security Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi Soble underwent a 2 hour snd 20 New York City's lowest reading No -Ileal in Coal Town BEAUTIFUL COLORFUL the appllc'anls or saV 'Public Council meeting to consider her and Interior Minister Zsk*ri.-\ Mo- minute operation st Bellevue bps-, was four above. Middleshoio. Ky . not only had Traffic waa snaticd in downtown Havana. Cuba, Feb. 18 <215 — 34-HOUR SERVICE South Bend la.sl night where tv'oik- The Cuban .Army moved planes, . GREEN\ STAMPS -.Service was the "least qualified " j charge^of French agj^ession in at- hieddln. pits! yesterday for removal of the Saranac Ijike and Stillwater zero weatlter. but'one-thiffi. of the as Bernardird Schwartz, ousted com- tapking Sakiet Sidi Youssef on The Egyptian communique ex- hs’-flware from bis stotpach. coal mining town was ''.illiout CIS tried to keep main streets open. tank# and troop# into Orlente mittee counsel, had said. ' g, killing 79 men. women snd pressed hope the dispute would be Physicians repo-.ted him "rioing South Bend slore.s closed eaily for Province today, apparently In an heat, awaiting eniergency .supplies the first time in 20 years. BEACOlWCOlltCTOMlOW l.s>weat on List children. settled Smicahlv. It complained very well" following the surgery. of heating gas attrinpt to trap a major force POTATOES However, S ba r f m a n said He France countercharged that Tii- that the Sudanese had made the Sob'e .55. was brought h-re Sun­ A shortage of natural gas c iiisi-d .Most industry remained closed in of Fidel. Ca#tro'»\reb<*l# In the WMTSMMMRT FRANKS day from the federal nenitentiary N cm s Tidbits Mii-higan City, where workcra northern fringe# oY the Sierra, INDIA PRINTS , thought it A-as a fair analysis of - nisia ta sheltering rebels who hsvej ------liundreds of schools anfl in-iiis- ■MRS fIMi PMRJMI ■hia. ipltial decialpp'that if the ap- in revolt in neighboring Al-| (Continued on Page Seven) St Lrwi.sburg. Pa., where he has Iries to closo in (ieoigia Z--ro couldn't niid room to deposit snow .AIae«tra. Tlie ,\rmy'» general S A L E P R IC E Culled from A.I? Wires plicaqts were grottped. Public ___ been serving a seven year sen­ temperattmes were reporte'd in the taken fiom clogged streets. staff here withheld any on- tence Schools in Soutli Bend and most noiiiirement of whether'a major Service "would be the lowest one ------north Georgia mountains. -4 lb. William.s■ said (hat .he prUsoner of St .loseph County were added offenslxe wa# under way against 7 2 " X 9 0 " - Fhsenhower sends official greet­ Some-'parts of Virginia and Ten- to the closed list today Other -$2.68 Sharfmao said he^hase Katzen- 1 hC Art of' GrOtViUg Old I ■vill be returned to a cell at the the rebel'# mountain holdoiit, But ings to Miss Julia M. Tarauakaa ne.ssee had below zero readings A schools nic closed throughput the bH tin*’ OB ,the basis of his "excellent - ' Federal House of Detention in heavy firing was reported in four nr five, days to awsit rsit of Nev, Britain who la conference schoolgirl at .Sonlli Fulton. Tenn.. heavy snow belt from Chesterton, Pino del .Agua, 20 miles South of reco'rd" of civic actijitty; because director of the 1958 Congre.ssional before' a grand jury which is in­ suffered cold exposure as she stood in miles southwest of Michigan A'eguita# between 5Iahzanilla 7 2 " X 1 0 8 " . Katzentlne showed theFe would be Conference of the New England $2.88 vestigating espionage. out.'ide a .schoolhoiise, unaware It citv, to rolling Prairie. 1.5 miles and B a y. a m o. Some .Army a great .deal of integration of own­ Council of 5'oiing Repuhlii an.s. Soble has )!een working in the was closed for the day tieranse nf to the east. La Porte and Michigan source# claimed a big rebel con­ ership altd managemoflt in op­ Want to Stay Young? Little Rock school hoard e\|>el* the cold weather. city S( hools also remained closed. eration ol^ the station, becauae of Levvisburg warehouse where h'e tingent, had tieeh .surrounded.' had access to the hardware." the one of nine Negroes admitted to Northern Indiana was hit la.sl 9 0 " X 1 0 8 " - $ 3 . 7 8 a "good record" of .,K*tzentlne's Central High .Scliool laat fall. federal altornev said. night by a new blizzard that add- (Ctiiitimfed on Page Nine) BEDS eCT FORCE ■ A radio station. Hand-blocked and color fa«t throws to use for bedspreads, couch 'On Sunday afternoon he com- c®urt-dMilgnate'enports. chairs, draperies, etc. plained about’ being sick and was is w ithiirawin,-; 41,000 men from ierdet> fdo^^. enthusiastic" about all the aspects. taken ,to Bellevue and x-rayed."' Washington to di#cii<># ways of - 1 . . O I of -Katzentlne'a broadcast record - I —------East (iermany in the next Williams said. giving iiiemlier# a greater voice in £ l i e r C ' xjllffni lO U e a liaW month, the Soviet .Army com­ s t i c k s NOTE—If you want to ata.v-» a dramatic role in my life. But I that he knew of criticism.# about "Following 'those x-rays, mv of- union affaiis. . . Harry Trnman ! " ------1— mander in Ea.st Germany said imoH ’ ^ '§ 1 ^ "horse racing.” young, actor M Wynn thinks, you did It. ' (Ice was told by the doctors' that help# get release for man who waa today. .'Allied e.xperts estimate The results were Iteyond This was a reference to allega­ must think and act young. Wynn I operative procedure.# would be ariested foi carrying gun neat that i# about one-tenth of th# tions at the time that some of has certainly done that-—but he niWest dreams. I found myself be­ nece.#»ary to #ave hi# Ufe, and I formei president's Independence, Sack, Barrel, Balloon: Soviet troops to the satellite; . W K AT's broadcasts had b#en of a had to overcome moments of des­ ing hailed by the critw* as a dra- authorized an operation for Mon­ Mo., office. '..‘i It isn’t' WASHABLE DRIP DRY FRINGED aave 85c' per shade. (Continued on Pag" Nine) Proud to Set Example (Continued on Page Seven) Tunisian border village, "shoi king (.\’P Women'# Eilllor) in these shapele#.# gnnnysacks given to many people to start a Naturally, this has been-highly beyond belief." Aa the war of the chemise lagc.# There blight to be a laiv against ' •lOKD.AN B.ACK.S, I'M O N . , , whole new. exciting career after gratifying to me as *n artist. But Billy Graham speaking in Dtillns it." .Amman. Jordan. Feb. 18 i4’ i— on. atiange things arc ■ happening. , CUT CORN J7 Children, Adult , ™ ‘ r have enjoyed even more the in- Tivo Trains Collide say# eonditiona in Panama diclair t'ongre.#.#, of conr.se, I.# called .Iordan's parliament today unan­ KNITTED THROWS V,, upiration that my example haa *p- a reappraisal of U.S. policie.s there Husbands are i.s.siung ultima- upon to Inqiiire into many i.ssues of imously approved the proclama­ For 54 yeai-s.till. I Erth^o thotighl make tliatl P-J-nU ^ , given . to other mature Sen, Joseph H. Goldberl iR-,ium.«i. wives are having liyslerics. burning public interest. But after tion of Joribtn-lraq federation C H O P P IO Perish in 2 Fires I God put me on hub c-min ■.» Near Port Cliester manufaclurei'S ate Hciuiing then due deliberation Ren Potter decid­ signed last Friday. King Husaein. I people laugh. I never worked at i Norwich t call# upon •Slate’s Con 60" X 72". For chairs. ON L Y ^2.98 SPINACH ••• i l A P I have been asked by several or- i gressional delegation to (leternune spie.s >inlo die.## iie|)aitmcnl.s to ed that tins one was loo hot to who signed the agreement with By THE ASSOCI.ATED PRESS any other profession. ganizations a n d governmental Port Chester, N.Y.. Feb. 18 i>P)— sample publit- opinion, huycr.s ate, handle. His reply was: Iraq's King Faisal II, waa pn- As I neared my, 70th year, I was how much the federal government 72" X 90”’. For larger chains, I V $ 0 O Q Bightegn persona— 17 of them groups for my Ideas on such mat­ Two New Haven railroad pa.#- biting* their fingernails and inno...... ' "I'm .siirry. hut here. I must ad­ thiisiasGeally received when h* told I could not get work as a will pay toward the coal of the sofa bed and couche.*. ^ * 7 0 ters as growing old and retiring, •senger trains collided last night cent bystanders are placing bets mit. Congress is powerless. " appeared In military uniform be­ children— perished In Jtwo fires last comedian. The men, who run the $464,000,000 Connecticut Turnpikef and I have )>een happy to oblige. ju#t outside the Port Chester rail­ on the outcome of it all. The Senator included the letter fore the joint session of both ' television shows said the trend wa* store or lioth ordered for 13 teen- 72’ X 108". For regular sire /N|^| W $i| A O night. road yards, bldcktog eastbound Many a long-suffering male and his l eply in his weekly news i houses of parliament. against comed.v, that the people One of the moat recent rame from Trips to a barber, a clothing CARROTS In Atlanta 12 persons, including the New York Stale Legislative traffic over the road for several viewing photogiaphs'of the latest letter. If Potter's tashlon tastes are sofas and twin beds. v /IHL b T 4 * ^ 0 wanted drama for their entertain- age boy* suspended from Wauke­ 6 U n o »l 11 small children in two families, Committee on problems of the ag­ hours and injuring one man. sack, bariel and balloon fashion.# like (hose of the average American KEBEUS G AIN SUPPORT ,ment. gan, Ilk, high school for failure to Just wash and drip dry. Fite knit weave# In > brown, charcoal, perished in a fire, that roared ing. He was identified as Floyd G. in slick-paper magazine.#, ha.# mut­ male, he |uoh,ibly would have loved Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. IS UP) red and green. ' ss, =5 through a 2-story duplex building This was hard for me to take. I with a "good grooming to p.-i.-f.s a law binning the fashion — North Celrbe# has become the. Strictly i Hayes.'an'engineer. He wa# taken l tered: , in Atfanta'a southwest section laat had never - been anything but - a Some of nay idea# are to United Hospital where hia in-i'fO'l''" ' ' "'V '’lT !‘'Lb.a#e •'There ought to be a law'," which cofice.iks lemmine curves. first province outside Sumatra H A LE ’S Dp.ME.STIC DEPART.MENT— M AIN F1XK)R. REAR 1 star. I had produced and owned personal. I may be unlque'in that ■ crushed ' session may lead lo release But. a.s a wise pbliticiam he must to recognize the new rebel gov- I feel 1 have always had a iPeter juries were described as a But it lemained foi- a female ALSO -Firemen said tliev found the j my own shows on Bioadway. I had ' of low-cost surplu-s grain for Con- re.sident of Big 'Rapids. Mich., to , have realized that stich a'law miglit | ernmrnt in Padapg. Lt. Col. Ku- *.O T 0 .k w ia e as YWM bodies of 10 children huddled in one ; starred...... to th^gojden...... ^ day*___ of______radio Pan mind. I have thought of my- loot and a fractured leg. , . , FOR Several hours after the d e r a i l - farmers, make a definite legal appeal, in- : boomerang., with disaalrous re- , kendro, .Army chief of lalelU- GREEN STAMPS FREE PARKING VENETIAN BLINDS upstairs bedroom; I as the Fire Ohief. I had won top ! self as young all my life." and 1 furiated hy tlie Itlea of lelurning j suits. The one thing sure to make ; gencr, announced today that tha. award#'in television, which I plo-! still feel that way qt 71. This lat- ment, the railroad announced that! Postmaster General Riimmei- In other bedroom* were the all tracks w^ri-'e open and tiiatos; field say.s he favors salary in- to...... the unlamenteti flapper styles the giinnysack dress a raging suc- North Celebes commoader, L L charred remains of an Infant iioy neered on tl\e West Coast: mipe e*t boost to tp.v career has been »o .cess"w ill be lo tell women tllev ' Col. p. 8. SeUba, hod hrekea i W'Ss the first show, to go sicross ^*(|iilaralii(g that it .tjake* m#l back- Were running'in both directions as j crease for po.#t,-il worker?,.hut rij” - „f 1925, this lady sal down and I (it sji' Incubator and' a woman, the morning commuletl -rush'tend* to is ‘jcniil hoax" to give wrote a loiter (p Sen. Gliarkgs Pot- must nofwoai- 'lt. off rqihtloao with HfatroJ ,'lL 'th# country from, w eit to east. ■ 25 or 30 year* in OutlOok.' ' \ E.JI. JOHNSON nkother of four of the dead young- iteared. ‘ j'false hOpfe that exorbitant p4y in- ter. iR-Mlth). »s follows: I? the qhemise were td be banned governmeiBt In Jokarta'satfKI la CORK Bterk Police said all 12 victim* I Waq depressed. I felt' that.I had This i» corroborated by my doc­ "I appeal to you aa my Senator by law, wp no doubt would See an supporting the! cevomEaBarjr been passed by. But my son. Keenan tor, who says that I am in the Although all four ' ipainlihe' create* will be realized were Negroe's/ , tracks were 6pen at a.m. | President Elsenhower works on t,wo to do all in your power agatost overnight boom m bootleg (Mitka. goVeenment peeclalwafl' M A N C N i t n R C o n n and others urged me to'keep active. physical condition of a man much day. North Celebea hMI h PAINT CO. DOUBLE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! I. ■: Mr. «nd Mr*. Jewell Jones risk­ trains ran late and hundreds ,ot appeal# Jor Congressional'approval the new style 'sack' dreasfs foisted The woman -bent on a ahoppini; ed their live* to unsuccessful #t- I was offered a #vrlou# roie in the younger than myxj'eara. I feel that dared oa aatotmwNp* t ‘v; i— — 1 of hia itiready embattled $3,900.- on u* by foreign so-called dealgn- CORNER MAIN md OAK STREETS ' 72.3 ftlain Street ’ 4 U ftiCfS WfCTIYf mOMpAr, TUtiDAY WiDMtSOAYl ihovie, '"nte Great Man." I was t (Continued on page Six! Jon. 1. ; (Continued on Page 8«ven’) ' '000,600 foreign aid program. er*. Healthy, well-formed Amerl- . Phone Ml 9-4501 (Coatlniied on Page Sevea) . heaitant becaui# I hod never played (Continued on Page Four) 7 }' r . V . 1 ■ ,■ /

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I 5, 1968 PAGE THRISR MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHtSTBRi CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1958 PAGE TWO other' towns In which the births ac­ er at the meeting of the Ladlea wlah to bt eonaid«P8(! for reelee- Bolton tually took place. Benevolent Society at 8 o'clock to­ GQP Committ^ tlon. ' OPEN NIGHTS British Flavor Of the total, 55 were bom in night at the CJongregatlonal cniurch Thosa committee mernbera TO 11 P.M. / C o lu m b i a UN M ay Mancheatsr and 20 In Hartford. The parieli room. To Meet Friday whom the Bowen group la auggeat- rerAainlng: th'ree were reported by The Woman’s Society for Chris­ ink be "weeded out” nave not, in OPEN ALL DAT SUND-AT the group's viaw,-.fulfilled ithelr You Should Knfiw • •• Dommates Film Sheiawold on Bridge Five Firemen . Weet Hartford and Windham. tian Service of UnitM Methodist T^e executive oommittee of the cihurch will see s' travelogud on pwty - responaiblHtle*. They are Call to Lenten Services Twenty Vote There'Were 84 blrtha_ in' 1956 Republican Town Committee ivlU %aid t6 have failed either to attend Arthur Drus Stort Oscar Derby and 72 in 1955, according to the Banff and Lake Louise at iU ^LeRoy Proving Debate on Tunisia Finish Course meet in the Probate Judge'a.office nrleetlngs, perform party work' or \ ESTABLISH SIDE SUR < Town ..Clerk’s report. meeting at 8 o'cI(x;k tonight. Wednesday Evenings, 7:30 He can tell you now big ttf makev. BEFORE DRAWING TRUMPS Both rides v^eraN# In the Municipal Building at 8 p.m. support party candidates. FundtoBuiid By JAMcis BACON NOM H ’ Scout Drive Storm Victim Scheduled Tonrarrow your awimmlng ^ool, how to lay MoUywood, Feb. 18 (ffV“ -Aca- Ry Alfted Shelnwold (^Btlnned from Page One) though both caused civilian casual Chief Peter MasiloUni of the local The, Boy Scout drive fOr fuiids Bleaaing and Imprinting of ash- Friday to start pireparlng for the out. a parking a; ce tor a suburban « icio s • ALTOBEUX) CANDIDAIX GENERAL demy award notninaUona Uilt year It often paya to aet up your side a 6 5 2 tie*. ,, volunteer' tite department reports was not completed -Sunday

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wocx)—m « W TIU—lOM WKNB—MO Daily Radio WFOP— 1410 Rockville-V ernon w m t o - iM a . EM t«ni Standard Ttma RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP ached itki :se— State Lacks U.S. Aid Will Be 0|wa Ml Day WtilaaMay Tba toUowint prograiii WHAY—Serenade ule« ara auppited t>y ttif tadio WTfC—Netra of World manacemenu and are euDject to WDRC—Anawer Pleaat CLOSED WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. FEB. 32 cJiango without notice. WPOP—Top 40 Tima (STATE REGULATION) 4:»e- 1:4.V— WHAV—Pleutr Perlr WHAY—SerentGe :e Plant V**\,cc —Ktc-au WTIC—Uf« Ana th» wofid OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIU 7:M WKSiB—P.M. WDRC—F:. R. MufFow U Ml.- H-hj WPOP—Top 4V Tim« Although Uta .Btata Water Com-4Police Committee Chairman Yaa- WDRC—Armur Godfrey miaaion la urging the City of Roeb kulka wondered how long it had WPOP—W»» Worn* WHAY—r.N.H Hour IDS Syruce Straei WTIC— Vi. UConn ARE YOU TRYING TO RUN vine to build a new aewage filtra­ taken the Aldermen "to determine *'WHAY—Pl«ter P»rly WDRC—Uobfrt Q. Lpwii tion plant,, the'itatehaa only about that." WCCC—Recotd R*ru« . WPOP-MytUry Timi one-thtrd of the federal asaiatance Town Meeting. Tomorrow WK.NB-P M WTIC-Ro*» Miller WHAY^ P-N H Hour funda requeated by the city. Voters at tomorrow night's Town WDRO—Arthur Godfrey WTIC—Maj«8. Vi. UConn A MODERN HOME... Alderman Rudolph- Schmidt told Meeting will be asked to approve WPOP—Wax Work* ^'DRC—Robfrt Q WPOP—Myft^rv Tltfli the Common Council laat night that construction of an elementary 4 *WHAY-Platter * - Party he waa advlaed of thla by wyilam' achool on Lake St. In Vernon. WHERE'S ZtMMERMANN? WCCC—Record r-ovii. WHAY —F'olK* Partv S. Wlae/ Regional engineer. Wlae They will alao be asked to give W'K.\B-P M WTIC—M«m Vi. UOnn the Selectmen power to name , a WTKJ—Roaa Miller WDRC—nu*iv Draper waa Informed by the U.S., Health WDRG—Cai Koiby , WPOP-Hound Don Welfare and Education Depart­ ^school hullding .committee and to Gone To School! WPOP—Wax Worka ment Feb. 14 that no more funds 'handle preliminary matters, such WHAY- PtfiKa Party Yes Sir—he is/attending the WHAV —Platter Party WTIC—MAii Vi UConn will be available until pbiaibly July aa appljdng for state aid. WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—Rusty Draper Promoted when a review Is expected. If Con­ It is customary for the building famous National Life of Vermont WKXB—r M W^POP—Hound Dog Dr. Robert F. Kingsbury of Tal- gress makes more funda available committee to be named by the vot- School in Montpelies. Vermont. WTIC—Roaa Miller f :«MF— era at the towi^ meetings but the WUi.C—Cai Kuihy WHAV- .Night Witch cottvlHe ha.s ■been named an asso­ then It la considered likely that This is an intensive two-weeks WPOP—Wax Worka WTK.'—Ma88. Vi. UConn ciate professor of physics at Trin­ Rockville will receive what funds aelectmen have 'indicated that they course which will keep Bill 1 .00— WDRC-WnrM Tonight are allocated to Connecticut. would like to put experienced per- wiiaY—Platter Pariv WPOP—H«und Dog ity College. “DYNAMIC” w rcc—P.ecord Revue 9:l.y— The local plant 'la expected to ■ona on,the Cominittee. WKNB-P M \VHAY-*\»Rht Watch Dr. Kingabury began teaching coat $820,000. The city requested Many communities have standing Nothing but the best for onr W'TfC—Neux u WTIC—Maii. vi. ttv’onn at Trinity ln-19.'i0 and had taught pre.sent or future clients, WDRC—,Newa WDRC—World Tonight a grant of $246,000, but the state achool building corhmittees, with WPOP—United Auto Workera ih Bowdoln. Bates and the Univer- has only $80,000 Ih federal funds the idea that members will learn WPOP—Hound Dog *i\v of .MMaine. Bill wants his many friends to 4 • WHAY-Platterle— Party S;Si— _ for that purpose now. from their own mistakes. fell free to call during his ab­ WHAY-Mg4»t Watch He i* a 1939 graduate of Bow- w ere—Record P.evue Other Matter* Second Selectmen Franklin O. sence for any need that may WfCNB—Open Mike WTIC—Maai. va. UConn doirt College, received his Master's Welles expressed the hope again WTlc—Roix Miller WDRC—Moods for Romance degrbe from Cornell University and WITH MODEL T A number of other matters were arise. WDRC_RC—Cai Koibv WPOP—HouHd Dog taken up by the Aldermen. laat week that some achool rooms WPOP—United Auto Workera his Doctorate in 19.*i6 from the WHAY—Night Witch UniVertity of Pennsylvania. The Council voted to extend can be completed l)efore Septem­ LoBonnt-Siivtntein AsseciGtes, IncorperGttd • *4 - WTIC—Miii. Vi. UConn sewer service, to the proposed ber. W'HAY —Platter Party WDRC-rMoodi for Romince A native of Ithaca. N. Y.. he is WTfC—Roaa Miller also a iljember of the American Knollwood development In Elling­ i Superintendent of Schools Ray- "DYNAMIC INSURANCE" WDttC—Cat Kolbx WPOP—Hound Dog HOUSBPOWBR i mond E. Ramsdell has staled that WPOP-Wax Worka lOido— Physical N^oclety and serves; the ton. |:«S— WHAY-Night Witch New England section as secretary- Police Commlsaioner John J. : seven rooms would be needed to WHAY —Platt'r Parly WTIC—TreixvUry of Muilc Taskulka criticized the Police De­ I eliminate double sessions, now WTfC-Roaa Miller WDRC—Mooda for Romanca treasurer; And the American Asso­ WDRC—Cai Koibv WPOP—Hound Dog ciation of Physics Teachers. partment for not making more ar- I planned for September. WPOP—Wax Worka He is a member of the Vernon reste. He said one regular officer I An option has been obtained on • :«a— WHAY-Nlght Witch made only nine arrests In a year. the proposed sU* hy Welles, at a WHAY-Datellna WTIC—Treiaury of Muaie Fire District ' Board of Commis­ WTlC^Newa W’DRC—Mooda for Romanci sioners and a former member of Also, three supernumeraries made- I price of $13..500. The »-acre tract WDRC—N'ewa Reportar WPOP—Hound Dog the Citizen's committee for Edu­ only one arrest each In a year and is on the west side of Lake St. op­ WPOP—Nexra those were on complaints. He sug­ posite Tunnel Rd. snd is the part 1:15— WHAY—dVIgtit Witch cation in that town. WHAY—Dateline WTIC—Boston Popa gested something be done a)>out of the Maguire farm that was WTIC—Btnetiv Rborta W'DRC—Mooda for ^mance the situation, and Ma.vor Herman formerly known as the Rose farm. WDRC—Weather and Zatmaa WPQP—Modern Souhda G. Olson agreed. Action will be The proposed school site is WPOP—Lawrenca Welk 10:44— left to the Police Committee. i:M — WHAY—Night Witctl National 4-H Week within walking distance of several WHAY—Serenade WTICr—UN Ridto Review ' l^ttled gas has been installed housing developments. WTIC—Muelc by Melachrlno WDRC—Mooda for Rominc# Set March 1 to 8 In the town garage because there j Ramsdell. Who has been con FlNDELL- WDRC—Guv Lombardo WPOP—Modern Sounda has been a delay In clearing ease- ^ nervative in previous estimates of River Winds Its Way Through Snow-laden Woodland WPOP—John Daly 11:00—^ • :W— WHAt—Night Watch menta to lav a gas pipeline from ' future school population, has No one will have to woiTy about shoveling anow here. Neither breezes. The scene is typical of , the frigid brooks and WHAY—Serenade America’s best known niral and Market St to the garage. MADE w n c —Three Star Extra WTIC—Newa. Mual<^ i recommended that a 14-room will cars get bogged down In drifts or spin t(ielr wheels on hard- rivers in the area. The photo waa taken looking west from Rt. W'DRC—Moods for Romanci urban youth programs, the 4-H/ Hockanum and Lindberg Sts. ' school be built. 85 In Vernon near the Aldon Spinning Mills, (Herald Photo by WDRC—Lowell Thomaa WPOP—Modem Sounda Clubs of the nation and Oonnee ' packed snow. The snow on the banka of the Tankeroosen River VENETIANS WPOP—Top 40 Tima 11:18— ' W-IH be resurfaced and then ac­ Welles and School Board Chsir- la just for looking and enjoying If you can put up with the chilly Saternls). 7:44— WHAt—Nl»ht Watch cut, will celebrate National/4-H cepted as city streets, I^wis St. msn William R. Hahn have ex- WHAY—Serenade WTIC—Bborta Flnar Club Week. March 1 through 8 w n c —Dick Bertel WDRC—Mood* for. Romanca will be widened. ' pressed Interest, in the Maximlite WDRC—Amoa and Andy The youths, most of them frAm It was suggested that more of Rockville will be available. A pre.sented In Rockville City Court dip them in a glace made by mix­ WPOP—Modem Souhda type school which can be built In ing a third cup of boiling water Designed for your office WPOP—Fulton Lawla 11:84— nine years of age to Uwr nVlddle extra men be hired diiTring a snow- I clusters of rooms, adding more as frame of alamp.s currently avail­ March 3 on charges of breaking Household Hints T:14— WHAV—Jaz* Alley , . teens, spend much o^ their spare and entering and theft at Brun­ gradually with a cup of confec­ WHAY—Serenado w nc—Starllkht Serenade ■torm to work on snow removal. needed. Then schools , of the able at the Philatelic Agency in w n c —Dick Bertel time on agriculture homemakjng When the regular crew* work 36- lifaxlmlite design have reportedly j Waahlng'.on. D. C. will he shown ners. Mix brown sugar, cinnamon and tioners' sugar. Flavor the glaze Office, factor.), school, home . . . wherever you WDRC—Mood* for Romanca with vanilla. WDRC—Amoa and Andy WPOP—Modem Sounda and crafts projeeJA. But they have WONDERFUL THINGS HAPPEN... hour stretches their efficlenc.v is been built In northeast United and orders tak»n for these alarfips. Hospital Notes chopped walnuts or pecans togeth­ need light, ventilation, heat or privacy control WPOP—E. P. Moraan ll:4<— set aside this ^ e k to explain 4-H Admitted yesterday: Willard Mr- WHAY-Jaii Alley lowered. It was stated States at a cost, of $750 per pupil, "Hie public 1s invited. er; sprinkle over muffin batter . . . you need Kirsch Sunaire Blinds. They’re WnC—Starltkht Serenade to their friends and neighbors. Snow IS now being dumped by i the _ lowest______of comparable___ ^______schools City ( mirt Cases Lean, 94 Talcott Ave.: Joseph before baking. If it la neocssary to heat fcxid in tops in quality and benut.v; trouble free; alway.5 Television Programs WDRC—Mood* for Romance Thi.s y c ^ 7.525 Connecticut' / city trucks at Recreation F i e 1 d ' state. Zyra. 23 Grand Ave. its can, be sure to puncture thc-lop WPOP—Modern Sound*-' In »N kaai Charges of breaking and enter­ operate smoothly for we custom-make them On Page Two boys and;,pYls are participating in Instead of off Vernon Ave f'oasoUdation Htep* ing and larceny v.cre ieduced~rn Discharged yesterday: Cheryl Use 6 tablespoons of shortening of the can or remove the lid if you the a^vities of 640 local cjubs. gif Tlie Firemen's BsII is scheduled 1 -phe Advisory Committee will re- Rockville City Court ye.slerday in Christian, 41 Vernon Ave.: Mra. to 2 cups of flour If you want rich are using s jar -before heating right at our Manchester Green plant. For one Theep^:lubs are directed aii#|as- whn Insff// hit HOUStPOWBR for April 12 at the Kosciuszko ^ p^rt to the Town Meeting on pre- the cases of four teenage boys al- Lucille Goodwin, Mountain Rd . El- baking-powder biscuits. Then set the can or Jar in a boiling or a thousand blinds . . . call Mitchell 3-4865. The Art of Growing Old—1 sisjgd by nearly 2,000 local adult Cluh. iiminary steps for consolidation. legcdly1 J, 1 involved 1 1 m .'i V,break . 1, at Ges- lington: Winiam Nicoletta, Vernon ______water bath for the healing. leaders and committee members .Signs will be erected at the city j 'pne committee has me* several sav a PackagePackapr .Store. Jan 22 Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Start heating your griddle when 'who volunteer their time for the dump to warn persons that re- times since the town meeting of The youths pleaded guilty to you start mixing your pancake Jigtime dish, thicken a c’aii of boys and girls. and Mrs. Reno Nadeau, Pinney St., stewed tomatoes with flour f'r corn­ fuse must be dumped In certain 1 o.;t. 7 when it was charged with j breach of the psace and were given Ellington. batter. This year the 4-H'ers are focus­ areas or prosecution will follow, j investigating the steps to be taken ' 3-monlhs suspended jail sentences starch and heal with cooked Want to Stay Young? ing their attention on mother and Admitted today: Steve .Mertan, .53 If waffle battVr is thick. It will "hrirnp. Serve over rice Com- Htud.x' Sewer l*w - in a move toward possible con- by Judge Francis T. O'Loughlin. Ward St.: Mrs. Gladys Schaefei, 39 starch gives a clearer looking dad, who help and encourage their 1 probably have to be spread to cov­ The Ordinance Committee w ill, solidation. They will be on probation for two South S t.; Clayton Zahner. RFD 3. sauce than flour—lake your choice. f indell children In club activities, and study the posslbiltt.v of making a ^ professional firm, hired by the years Birth - today;• • ' A • daughter * * - to Mr. er icnm*waffle imniron mirrnrvsurface. who many times volunteer their new clt.v ordinance to permit -sew- town for $10,000. recommended in They are \5i!liam J^ Jamieson, and ^ Mrs. Joseph LaPotnIe, 52 VVil- il-’ A fully ripe banana may be Icept ' Manufacturing Co. Think, services for clpb leader assign­ er assessments to )>e paid whep the > September, .1957. that Rockville, 17. Snpsic- Rt.: Jamc.s N. Bartlett, ,st.: a son to Mr. and Mrs.; Chill a mixture of several p, the refrigerator for a day or ments, Whaples said. property owner connects to the Vernon snd the Vernon P'ire Dis- 17. of 19 Cottage Rl Wil.fim | j^onard PalozeJ Crane F-d . Filing-! che.e.ses and shape Into a ball, thqn jjyj aiwayg store green-tipped 1 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Meml)ers in both rural and ur­ iine. Under the City Charter 4511*- 1 ,ricl consolidate under a council- ! Shield.*, 16, of 13 Kpnire St and ton. j roll in toasted nuts before serving ,t room temperature so ! (Contlnueid from P afe One) pain U a p o rta l of death, that want you any ban homes carry out projects in ting properly ow ners must be ! manager government. Final con­ I Harry B. Bl.ack. 16. of Stafford F.vents Tonight ! with apple slice.* and crackera. j gtarch in this unripened fruit your children,;trea/don’t v farming, homemaking, community If vou want to stay young, you more. You Worry about your finally 1 1 ed when the sewer Is laid. The solidation is expected to take many Hollow. Hope Chapter. OES. will meetj ; will change to sugar. service, and other activities. They council agreed this system will . ^lonlhs. Several preliminary mat- j Edward T. Brigg.*, 23, of Slaf- I When you are making fruit or raise livestock and poultry, grow at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, must think and act young. ‘ “ VISIT "ELECTRIC CORNER hold back the development of | ters will be put to the voters before I fordville. also allegedly involved. The Polish Women’s Alliance. vegetable fritters and there's bat­ I don't mean that you must kick gardens and field crops, conserve city. Septic tanks are now allowed I the final qiieation of w-h-ther or not I has been returned to Cheshire Rc- Group 711 will hold a pre-Lenten ter leftover, dip some slices of f v c found a formula for avoid­ the soil, sew, cook, preserve food within the city and no building i bread into it and deep-fat fry. up your heels at a night club, ing'^ these. exaggerated fears of to co.isolidale. formatoi V. .social at 7.30 p.m. at .St Joseph's T h e Bank that gives y o u PLANNED SECURITY and improve their homes. will be done where there are no Other mailers to be voted on at A nolle '.ca* entered in. Ihe ease Hall. The public is invited. though I do enjoy lat» parties if age: 'You t^ke care of every day: All 4-H Clubs emphasize the im­ Two-thirds meat and one-third del the calendar take care of the aewera the Town Meeting are routine, ex­ of Ronald F .Maston. 9 of Wilson Family Night Postponed the company is stimulating. The. portance of leading a well-rounded The Council is reconsidering its cept for an appropriation of $3,000 I who was arre.slcd bv Stale Pnliee The Family Night Supper plan­ bone is s good rule to keep in | Important thing is not to let yottr'- years. life, through play and recreation mind when you are making soup! , My only other advice for a long AT THE refusal to pay Bennie Szstowickl . to replenish snow removal fund.=. ' in connection I'. ith a break at the ned by SI. Bernard’s Men * Club eelf be caught in the aging process, as well as through interesting, $7.(XKi for sewer installation on The Rockville Stamp Club, one Acadia Restaiiianl in Maiiehestei for today has been postponed un­ stock. j • m I have no desire to sit around and life 1.4 just this: worthwhile work. Character de­ Terrace Dr. The developer said the it^s y o u r m o n ey . Keep breathing. HOME SHOW of the oldest of Us kind in Con- and theft of a lai at Brunner*, in til March 17 Harry F. Ertel, presi­ talk about the old days with my velopment and good citizenship arc previou.s Council had agreed to , necticut will hold it* annual ex- ; Vernon, 'Offiria'* f.Mind that Md*- dent. announced the postponement Strips of scarlet pimienlo make i contemporaries. I'd much rather Council a most attractive garnish for broc­ (Tomorrow: Geraldine Farrar). the principal goals of 4-H Clubs, pay oije-half the cost ; hibil and auction Saturday from ton was not involved m the al- today. disc.uss the present and the future he .said. meeting minutes will be checked, jj ^ jq Rock\-ille I leged car theft. He had been coli or asparagus, green peas or | with younger people. In Connecticut all 4-H work is snap beans. Ed Wynn figures he has ap­ as there was no written agree- School. I charged with breaking and enter- Vernon and Talcott* Itle news I remember with great fondness conducted at the grass roots. The menl. Foreign stamps arid some old ' ing and theft. Items are handled through The , I the party Keenan gave for me on peared on every possible branch of Store-bought doughnuts benefit | the entertainment.-busine.ss'from 4-H Club agents in each county, find out how nde^aoto wh'in^ eon help non Karl Hewitt reported on a new rovers will be auctioned. A cachet j Two othci vouths, Michael P. Herald’s Rockville Bureau. 7 W. my 70t)i birthday. Out of a sizable Main St., telephone TRemonI from home-kitchen treatment. | carnivals and wagon shows to with the active J»lp of local com­ street lighting program adopted commemorating the sc.squicenten- 1 Baudin. 18; of Vernon and Jerome crowd .not one guest was over 40. mittees and local club leaders, by the eommittee and nmed other nial anniversary of the founding ' Takeman. 19, of Hartford, will he .5-3136. I Heat them in a hot oven and then , IlangeTs in Retirement television and the stage. He is best known for his role as plan and conduct the club pro­ improvemlrnts are needed.. I believe there are great dangers gram. ^ William Pliska. finance chair-, In retirement. No one should retire a silly, giggling comic, the "Per­ LIVB BtmR...BUmiCAUY fect F oo l" of radio. His character man. said blanket bond coverage | KEEP» or be forced to retire on the basis Mesa. Ariz., was founded by for city employes is being slu- i of age alone. Disability should be creation "The Fire Chief” was one of the moat popular radio ahows of Mormon settlers In 1877. They have died. A ordinance may be neces­ the basis for retirement, especial­ a million dollar temple erected sary to permit such coverage, he i ly in hazardous occupations where the 1930.S. Isaiah Edwin I>eopold ran away there. aaid. f age might impair coordination. Hearing Set READY TO PITCH INTO YOUR JOB from home at the -age of 16 and All Americans i an be heartened A heanng will be held March 17 i by the example of President Eisenv joined a traveling slock company. His job was'handyman but he also on a proposed amendment to waive j hower. Despite three attacks of building permit fee* for church re­ aerlous illness, he is still going acted In small roles. His Aalary: GENERAL. w ith new hustle, new m uscle, new style! S12 a week - ,. pairs and remodeling The Council | Btrong at 67 and will not retire. voted in December to waive fees , If you must retire, I ffel the , He wa.s aiheadhner tn'tfle famed TV SERVICE Hies of 1914 and 19i5 for new churches A request from ■ M A K E G R O W most important thing is tq keep <^'cgfeld s Oaya AC A Call Union Church, which recently did | your mind active, fin d new inter­ and later he starred liv. his own \ musicals. A ll were hits. He has Nights vXfWp|„,pnrta extensive remodeling prompted : 1 ests. new activities, new friends written "iihie words and music to T E U MI 8-M82 reconsideration of* the matter. I to keep your mind alive. Alderman Rudolph .Rchmidt sr- i I beUeve it's a good idea for I ‘ ^an 1.00 aqflgs. - gued strongly for waiver of ail | retired people to movenove to a new >'0'^'. *1 Ed- Wynn it in Ote midst of a new career N* a serious church fee*. | neighborhood instead of living SEE MOm ELECTRIC KITCHENS... A check ha* been mailed to St ; where they have for many years. actor, the Rrat dramatic roles of his life. ■Joseph’s Chun h refunding then j The reason i.s that your younger. N e w t building _ permit fee. according to ! ^certain fnends nmy be too busy R ig j^ Joseph SlcManus, treasurer. ' ^ York... According to the The Council voted 6 to .5 against | are liable to become a very lonely ^ rjrocecF Martufacturers Asaocia- I THE NEWEST IN ELECTRIC APPLIANCES... refunding a permit fee to the person. . lion: the nation's per capita food I VFW. feeling they would be clear-. I^ elln ess DreadftU | expenditures foe 1957 totaled $440. Ing Vir way for innumerable re- Move to some other town where , increase of 4 1 6 over the 1956 i qu©4ts if they granted this one. there afe retired people and y ^ „ arerexpected to reach $ 6 5 - 0 0 ill in Eleeliic Comt ...aiihn Home Show I 'since no'city authority had juria- will have companionship. One of j J 455 ■. , dktion over piping between the the dreadful things about old age. i ‘ ■ All the poUer and performance of $omi Street connection and. up to within la loneliness. It can be avoided if fa rin g aids /wice its size, of many sell (Ive feel of a house, the building yov remain an interesting person ifv| for 4 Its price! Rlui super aspector was granted this juris­ sensitive Permaphone*. smooth-flow Righti Mod«l 3105 Panal with 7*feet body yourself. . Volume Control, noise-limittng ano diction. Another danger of old age is diicd Case. /.fniiK't fmfst qualUi A recreation program for older Cantan Medal 3104 Pickup with 101-inch cergo box •xaggeratlon. If your mind isn't ihroughoOt! %cc h today! men desiring to reduce will be Model 3443 Step-Von with l-foot body active, your fears can be blown •eirfcW hr f0-D«r Gwwi*###, started soon at Maple St. school Ftv*-y*«r PIm up beyond all proportions. You gym. begin to worry that each ache and The Police Department came in W atch ’am ride all-day runs with a new ^ Ne«’ Step-Van delivery models for more criticism, this time in re­ complete with bodies LIFE QUINN'S gard to sidewalk clearance. Aider- kind ojt efficiency I Chevy’s new light- man -Schmidt said the polic% are duty Apache line ie loaded with new FOR RENT PHARMACY inconsistent in enforcing sidewalk Got a delivery job? Look over Chevrolet’s spa­ g Bad 16 mm. Movie. Projectors clearance. Alderman John Schlip- ways to stay and save on long schedules I cious new Step-Vans with walk-in bodies. —sound or sUent, also 35 mm. PHONE MI 8-4IS6 hack said the depirtment is "lax." •IldB prejeetora. pick npnont enttn hlenkfetiho h\i Mayor Herman G. Olson comment­ When time meant everything-you need a truck Higher powered VS and 6 The money .vou have can do many things. It’s up to you £MRLE S.ROHMMBEMT ed, ‘That Is a mild gtatemert," and with everything. You need a Chevrolet! All Chevy to see that it is put to its be.Rl possible u.se in bringing WELDON DRUG CO, Chevy offers the improved fuel-saving 145-h.p. .securil.v, comfort and a happy future for you and your M l Main St. Tel. 511 3-5821 MffMUrmPMMOMMtmiTBt pickups and panels arc quick-as-a-whip hustlers m tm u u i-7 4 S! $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 Steederd in traffic and on the highway. They have Chev­ 'Thriftmastcr 6. For more power—with maximum family. HOLLYWOOD rolet's otvn. special brand of built-in muscle— economy—the new 283-cu.-in. 160-h.p. Trade- There’s one sure way to keep your money safe and make extra-rigid front end sheet metal and hefty frames. master V8 is available at extra cost. it grow.—Open a Savings Bank of Manchester savings ac­ HOmPOWBR CORTiST count and .save regularly. WHIIl CHAIR Let Us Look Your House WATCH NKW TASK-FORCE XaDDUB- Your Savings Earn WKIOHTB AND-KXAVIBB HANDLK E a • i I y c o o- ANT SIZE HAUL! he gins Over NOW and Give You MiYt 6md Pikt ^5,000 Cosh ▼cried from rear-wheel to Chevrolet’s rugged medium-duty Vikings PARK An Estimate On TKe Cost fronc-whtel at home Hondnds of eloelrie opplionie pikos propeUing, or can move big loads fast. Chevy’s heavy­ FREE Of Painting It This Spring. to all 5-inch weight Spartans feature the 230-h.p. M ier r««ter*. 348-cu.-in. Workmaster V 8-a new kind PURNELL riirift Current Annual park I NO I; -i' ‘ By getting an estimate now you can do your painting $72.00 of engine for a new kind of efficiency and r Dividend Rate planning before the sea.son starts. economy. See your Chevrolet dealer soon.

CALL Mi 9-0920— NO OBLIGATION mI r Mid am Islbt Csssawd \ t FL'LLV iN.^URED—EST. 1915 Fits over average toilet bowL Sturdily con,- Mru(t*^ Easily cK^sped. O MORIARTY THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY $51.00 avings M uf WM. DICKSON and SON j ■ CHEVROLET I. j iTOIXANDtTKE- . PHONE Ml •4)320 MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH 28.-. f . ; , PAINTING and OEOORATINO C»NTR ACTOR ~ BROTHERS WELDON DRUB CO. A. 923 Mam S< \ • \ » 0 4 ; /NmW Omiim Omimt Hvtv *u /mmu troimmk S«e Your Local' A}Uhorized Chevrdlel Dealer OPFN THURSDAY IVFNINGS 6 to 8 OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM ' c 601 O n ter St. AiithoriaedI OtNIOeiUer M l 6-6168 1 661 MAIN. 6-6M1 , i . t r . \ : ‘- u Jr '• ' I,. \ - . 7, '

. \ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CuNN., TUESDAY, FEBRI^ARY 18, 1968 ^ G E SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY^ E^BRHARY J8, 1969 PAGEi SIX -g______1- hospital from third degree burns lic (UAR). Nasser lias been re­ •xiating: govammeny W" the north, There ar* times when they feel like T h ere O u gh t to B e al, DINNER AT P.M. He added that James Bennett, protMted Cairo’s efforts to take One Year ...... tu.to t^ a t to march north arid take the old madhines. ed that In this case discretion ts 81,118 over the Board of Education Need for enlargement of the meet a t the home of Mrs. Burton Manchester Trust ;.. 58 ' 63 Rla Montha ...... , 7 76 North Korea by force. We have enshrine and memorialize some of Joe. -3 the better part of valor, ralying on CATEBING BY PAOANI Wapplng School parking tot waa director - of Federal Priaona at Frazier, 176' Oakland St., at 8 over the tract li a move to re- Conn. Bank and Trust .. 8.W The same sort of thlpg has been the qualities such meetings may be requests- cs'abliah Egypt's southern boundt Three Montha We would ee* ehady chAracten the sure reaction of American hus­ Q, Warrert Westbrook, board considered a t a Board of Educ'a Waahington, "confirms that ap­ o’clock tonight. Co...... ; ____ 35 8 8 ’ One Month ...... 1.3U now financed and trained for him happening with automobiles, with about to lose, under the preaent parently Soble swallowed the hard­ ary at the 22nd parallel of lati­ Weeaiy ...... 30 smuggling in chemise dresses from bands to bring about the defeat of ^ DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF DUBAIDO’B OBCHE8TBA ' chairman, explained that the in­ tion meeting held last night at First National Bank of .. .06 what happens to be the world’s state governments and wrlth pri­ trend toward having them opened Ellsworth High School. John G. ware in the warehouse, because he tude. Manchester...... 27 SI Single Copy ...... Paris and dealing in under-tha- the gunhysack by gradual Stagas. Tickets may be obUtaed at the Itallan-American Club, is caused by higher insu- XI Gamma Chapter of Beta CONSULT US ON YOUR fourth largest standing army. We vate industry. In many Instucea, to members of the preea : rate* and other fixed charges Flood of EiMt Windsor, a former obvlosuly had access to it." Sigma Phi has postponed its meet­ He said the area possibly con­ Hartford National MEMBER o r table transactlona, with the ’as- After all, few Women are going A** Eldridge Street, or from the ehalmatt, Jokn MUey, THE A8SOCUTED PREiffl don't dare leave him alone with it. a system of annual tum-lns has At. this in.aginary Republican suranoa that this was the genuine to insist on wearing a dress which jncluded in the requep'.| Ac- local high school teacher, was ac­ William* explained; "All prison­ ing scheduled for tonight until tains rich miners' dspoaits. Egypt Bank A Trust Co. .. 31 33 BUILDING PROBLEMS Th* A**6cUted P r^ U excluilvely So It la difficult to see any pres­ session, we find Republican State goods, just off the boat. inspires husbsnds to remark: 2S EMridge Shwet some eduesUbn board fig­ cepted as a new board member at ers there shave and have access to March 4. countered thqt there la nothing of Fire Iltsnnuic* Compsniee •ntlU*d to Uie u»e of republlcAlioD of been abandoned, in'favor of making the meeting. He replaces Dr; Rob­ razor blades, so there would be no value In the sector except a manga­ fiews dUp&tcbei credited to It or ent possibility for disengagement C3ialrman Clarence F . Baldwin in Wa. might even see a ratum of "Met the old bag.” ures wbra cut. . Aetna Fire ...... 55 58 Our Honest, Expert Advice Will Save You Money not otherwtae credited In thia paper present cars serve longer. When the chair. Yesrljrdeacher pay raises were ert Williams, who recently re­ reason to deny them access to the Due to poor parking facilities, nese mine operated by a ' Elgyptisn Hartford Fire ...... 150 160 in Korea. One can say that even­ and alao Jie local newa -publtahed b^e. the higher cost of maintenance for Baldwin: itie meeting will come reduced from S300 to 3200 (t>r both signed. warehouse when It is authorized." the Washington PTA has canceled company on an Egj^ttan-granted National Fire . 77 82 All rtphta of republlcatlon of apeclal Jury Unit Named At least 24 hours elapsed after concession. / diepatchea herein are alao reaerred tually It will have to come. One aging equipment, typewriters or to order. Under the first order of a meeting, asking individual mem­ grammar am i high schools, and Its meeting tonight Phoenix ...... 64 67 cannot, as of now, see how It will busineiu, we will take an informal maximum salaries by 3100 from George W, Lewis, Raymond W. Soble swalowed the material be<‘ The Egyptian communlqu* de­ Lile and Indemnity Int. C o s. Joseph Rossetto Full ■errlce client of N. B. A. Serv­ cars or whatever it is, 1* figured bers for their opinions. fore ha com plaint of feeling ill, conaideratlon of candiuates fpr requests. In addition, the proposed Belcher, and Chester Allen have St. Joseph’s Mothers Circle will clared that the 1899 British-Egyp- Aetna Casualty ...... 131 141 ice, me _ come. in, such decisions are not neces- Baldwin: You know a batter way been appointed to the Hartford Su­ Wlliisms ssM. CONSTRUCTION COMSANY Publleher* RepreeenuiUves; The governor. Perhapa one way to be-> to run the meeting? princIpaT* pay waksllced by 3200. meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock tian convention )iad fixed the Aetna L i f e ...... 177 187 JutlOe MaUiew* Special Acency — New We will also, sooner or later, dis- sArily economy decisions. They Are perior Court Jury Committee for After hia arrest last year, Soble gin would be for Us to hw'from Harper: Could be. Other economies Inbl^ed several at the home of Mr*. Dana Hay boundaries between Egypt imd Su­ Conn. General ...... 253 '263 58 DELMONT STREET—MI 9-0308 York. Chicago. DetrMi and Boeton. en gage ourselves from our present primarily declsiona of mood. And cuts in the purchase ^new equip South Windsor to serve for a one was. at Bellevue Hospital for ward. 171 St. John .-St. dan at the 22nd parallel all the Hartford Steam Boiler 86 91 MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF *=“ 0 T .. any members who happen to have Baldwin: Maybe you know some- paychistrlc examination. At Lewis- CIRCULATIONS position In Formosa. But here a little later on. even without such candIdatM in their own dis­ meht. year term. It was announced by way to the Red Sea. Travelers ...... v 77^ 80'4 tody could run it better? Asked to explain the ecqnomtes, the Board of Selectmen today. burg, he later petitioned for an­ Pnbllo UtUlties Residential and Industrial Construction again, it is time, rather than any change in mood, the purchasing of tricts, and who might care, now, to Harper:. Gould Because of Uje. extreme cold, Khalil said Sudan had protested The Herald PiinUng Company IM., Chairman Westbrook said The Fi­ Another extensive residential other examination but was turned EJeanofa Duse Lodge, Daughter* that the borders In question had Conn. Light A Power 18 20 aeeumea no financial reeponelbllity for potentialities of present diplomacy new typewriters and new cars will say a word.in their behalf. Mr, Jew­ Cxrmmlttee 'Treasurer John tvpographical errors appearing In ad- nance Board felt they were development will officially com­ down. of Italy, has postponed Its meet' been undisputed for the past 60 Hartford Electric L t 57 59 vertisementa and oUier reading matter w hich seem s to hold th e answ er. ett of the Twentieth, would you Byrii*: Now boys. mence today as model homes are Soble’s wife, Myra, who also begin again, ainjply because re care to be first? able in view of the' preaent econ Ing from tomorrow night until years and had been confirmed be­ Hartford Gas Co...... 3814 41'4 In The Manchester Evening Herald Meanwhile, although no one haa placements have become necea- (Baldwin opens the door, ad­ When you buy insurance from this agency yoii get extra value. Ic circumstances of town taxpa'y^ opened for inspection at Farnham pleaded guilty to the espionage Southern New England mitting the press.) sometime next month, date to be fore Sudan declared herself inde­ P/C^ UP Display advertising closing hours: Jew ett: I pass. ers. Another board member polnte Ekitatea on Rye St. conspiracy count, was originally pendent in December 1955, ending Telephone'...... 34'4 38’4 ever traced the original aggression sary. It is not that the market haa Baldwin: You pass? Reporters: What went'on, Oap- That value is SERVICE, Service that precedes a" loss or claim; announced. For Monday—1 p. m Friday out that teacher salary achedulea presently planned, the tract sentenced to 54 to 5 night in Odd Fellows Hall because the condominium, the coastal area Bristol B r a s s ...... 9 11 For Saturday—1 n rm Friday. Baldwin: Ever hear of Fred Reporters: Any conclusions? trsl part of So-th Windsor. years. The government said they Classified______desd'lnele: 10:S0 a nil. eacA seems fair enough to remind Pre­ Starting pay for grammar school of Illness of some of the officers, north of the 22nd parallel ,was Collins...... — 110 and M* wo will prompHy dolivor it* day of publlcaUrm except Saturday - A Thought for Today Zeller? Well, no matter, we’ll peiss Baldwin: We’ll have, a strong This is espeokrily valuable in automobile insurance since one out teachers was changed back to the I. R. ^Ich of West Hartford, the also had cooperated after their ar­ placed under Sudainese administra­ mier Chou that oUr sharpest in­ on to the Twenty-fifth. Mrs. candidate. and difficult traveling conditions. Dunham B u sh ...... 7 <4 8'4 Sam. — Sponsored by the Manchester original request figure of 34,100 builder a ^ developer was unwill­ rest Jan. 25, 1957. tion while some-segments to the Em-Hart ...... 48»4 51 >4 volvement in the Far EM t is prer Mackle,' have you any name to Ad­ Reporters: Any demand for your of five acciilmts occurs away from the locality in which the policy ing to predict how soon the project DIAL - ^ to your homo. Tuesday: February 18 Oonncll of Cburchee after John Kearney, Board of Edu­ Band practice tonight at the south were put under Egypt. Fafnlr Bearing ...... 52',4 5614 cisely the result of our participa­ vance ? resignation? is sold. / cation chairman, explained that it will ^ completed. Salvation Army Is scheduled for 7 Egypt argued that this qid not Ijinders, Frary, Clark 12',4 1414 tion in a United Nations police ac­ Mrs. MaoMe: 'day I ask a ques­ Baldwin: I diun’t hear any. would put the town in a more fav­ and 8 o’clock. The Junior Band affect the true sovereignity oyer N. B. Machine ...... 2 ^ 28 The Great Remover tion ? Manchester \jRventng Herald 17 C hildren, A dult IajuI Cause Specialist tion undertaken to defeat an ag- orable position In hiring new teach­ will rehearse at 6 p.m. the areas. North and Ju d d ...... 26 29 It is stAted that alcohol will re Baldwin: Yes. Dodo was th* name of a bird Add to this the convenience of a ground-floor, downtown office ers. South H’lndaor Just west of the disputed terri­ Russell Mfg...... 16'4 19^ Just a few W’eeks ago, as Harold 1 gression which was A Communiat Mrs. Mackie: Is Johr Lodge atUI that formerly inhabited th* Islands more Burnham, te^ h o M Mitchell i P e r i s h i n F i r e s LIGGETT move stains from summer clothes. open 6 days a week and the knowledge that we’re as near as your Clerk Denied 2 The Women’s Society of the tory a small area south of the Stanley Steam ...... 37'4 40'.4 fitassen was about to enter a aes-1 aggression TTils Is correct. It will also re­ legally In my diatrict? of Mauritliis and Rsunion In th* A full time clerk for the building 1 8-15060. parallel Is administered by Egypt Terry Steam ...... ,..155 165 Baldwin: A touching thought. Indian Ocean. The Dodo has been telephone an3ftime and you have a few of the reasons why Smith Commuinty Baptist Church will Sion of the highest administration move: (CooUmied from Page One) meet at the church tonight at 8 Cairo has offered to give thia to Torrington ...... 23 25 The summer clothes; Ever hear of Ken Bradley? Well, extinct since 1681. service means so much to so many." for FREE officials with his proposals for a Main Streets Fight Back Bear Swamp Rd.’ Parenia may coll o’clock. The executive board meets the Sudanese. U.S. Envelope, com. . . 19'4 21^ REXKLL DRUG The winter clothes; no matter, We’ll g». to the Thirty- A ndover for the girt* tomorrow at a p.m. tempts to rosch their seven chil­ at 7:30. The size of Egypt’s proposed As­ U.S. Envelope, pfd. .. 12 14 more pliable diplomacy toward The fall clothes,, not only from second. Art Tanner, dole your dis­ dren. \ Down in the suburban areas right The entire Girl Scout Ti wan Dam 1* about 125 miles above Veeder-Root ...'...... 40'4 43'4 Russia, everybody had an easy the back of the man who drinks It, trict have a candidate? Jones, was cht off by flames the disputed area. The above quotations are not to DELIVERY around New York City—where the M eelinjs T on igh t leave from school at 1 p Zion Church choir will rehearse time of selling him short. He was but from his wife and children as Tanner' We are a very modest day for th* cook-out. Each while tri'iug to to them and tonight at 7:30 . The Sudan was one of the na­ be construed as actuaJ markets. after all, the prospective adminis­ battle between shopping centers well. district. I don’t hlnk we have any to bring her own utensils and 20 finally leaped to safety from a sec­ tions presidents Nasser of Egypt and eatabliahed Main Streets is Alcohol will also remove: claim on the nomination we would O n 4-H P ro jects cent* to cover the cost of the food ond story window. Later he ran up St. Margaret’s Circle, Junior and Kuwatly pf Syria Invited to A parakeet eats nearly 100 times tration outcast, daring to chal­ A good reputation; a ladder erected by firemen and hottest—there are mixed returns care to advance. which has been purchased by the Daughters of Isabella, are re­ join In their United Arab Repub­ Its own weight in a year. lenge the entrenched strength of A man’s business; Baldwin: Ever hear of Ben Bar­ obert J. A meeting will be held at the leaders, Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. plunged into the smouldering minded of the fashion demonstra­ Secretary of State Dulles. The out­ on the score sheet. A man's friends; ringer? elementary school at 7 o'clock to­ Robert Kelley. Parents are asked structure. Firemen puRed him tion and discusrion tonight at 7:15 COLLEGE EDUCATION come of his strange persistence It is nonsensical to suppose that A happy look on children’s Tanner: Who? -w night for all girl* and boys inter­ to call for the girls at 4:30 p.m. back. ' at Corel Casuals, 887 Main- St., tpees; Mrs. Jones said she "ran through AT would be his ouster from the sd- the shopping centers are not Baldwin: No matter, it's rather ested In a 4-H Garden Club, Uemoermta Meet Tomorrow with Joseph German, manager, a* A prosperous man to a pauper’s a large diatrict. Wc'll pass to the a wall of flames-trying to geKup- moderator. A social hour will fol­ mlnlstration, and automatic de­ taking some trade away from the • • • Poultry Club. Conservation or En­ The Democratic Town Commit­ grave: Thirty-fifth. Julia Keeney, surely PINE tomology Club. The programs will tee will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow stairs. My hair caught fire and hiy low at the home of Mra. Peter established . Main Streets. And A man from the highway of WILLIMANTIC feat for his ideas. your district hag a candidate. REALR ESTATE MITH be open to any child who will be 10 In the home of its chairman. Roscoe arms were blistered. I Just couldn't, Pllkaitis, 69 Summer St. .Subsequent accounts of the meet­ when what they are taking away heaven to the road to htll. Mrs. Keeney : I hardly know what PHARMACY within the current 4-H year which P. Talbot, on Long Hill Rd. reach the children.” —The Gideon to say. INSURANCE INCORPORATED The Cosmopolitan Club will meet OPEN WED is coupled with the decline in re Police listed the seven dead Jones ing in question, however, claimed ea* OenUr Bt.—TeL Ml B-MU runs to Oct., 1. lO.lS. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE that Staasen had actually picked j Ull trade that has been nstlon- Baldwin: I suppose you never The conservation program Manchester Kx'ening Herald An­ children as Sandra Louise. 8; Fred­ al- Center Church Friday after- TILL N O O N U.S. HAS 2,500 MUSEUMS heard of Sadiak. •63 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. MI t-S24l planned for the coming year will dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul erick. 6; Larry, 5; Charles, 4; nodn, starting with a deaSert party Proporo for Tooching up some supporters for his views, wide in the past few months, the Charles Harper: I think there’s be a new one. Youngsters partici­ at 1 ^ . Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins New York — There are 2,500 P IN E L E N O X "INSURAN8MITHS SINCE IfiU” Pfanstlrhl, telephone. P ilg r im Christine, 2: Barbara, 1; and Cal­ And the subseijuent trend of Amer- score has begun to show on some museums In the United States, 170 been about enough of thia badger­ pating w ll work In soil manage­ 2-6856. vin Douglas, the infant whose body and Mrs. Robert Russell will be in WORLD Kindorgorton - Elomontory - Junior High lean diplomacy has clearly been in Main Streets, in the shape of some symphony orchestras, and 7,500 ing from the chair. If you ask me. PHARMACY ment, stream Improvement, cut­ was found in an incubator. charge of games. Miss Marion public libraries. It’s a pretty dictatorial way to run ting trees and planting forest Also dead were Mrs. Mary Helen Washburn will be hostess. \ CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN EDUCATION the more pliable direction he rec- vacant store fronU. m E. Osatar Bt.—fiO V-OBN GREEN ommended, so that the summary of Some Main Streets are content- trees. They will alao prepare game h o Rowe, Jones’ sister-in-law and her cover and feeding areas for birds. T T rain s G >llide four children, Betty Jo. Marvin. DOUBLE CompIo o two-yoor LIBERAL ARTS Program hls rash venture found that he had ing themselves w ith doing nothing, Under the Garden club pro­ Robert and Calvin, all under six suffered a personal defeat, but won Others are sparking 'up their gram boys and girls may carry N ear P ort C hester years of age. EVERY Admission tosts at tho coHogo on something of a victory for his Chambers of Commerce, pepping either vegetable or flower garden Joliet, III.. 6 children died in a ' up their merchandising, and projects or both. Older membefs (Conttnned from Page One) fire last night which attacked their Marche. 195B. ere eligible for the Sears Roebuck trailer-shack home which, police Now Stassen, the man of lost making some approach to the prob- WED. Foundation 2-year strawberry New York-bound commuters shiv­ said, "went up like a pile of LIMITED SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE. causes he sometimes does not lose lem of auto convenience which is * I STAMPS project. Garden Club members will ered in the early-momlng cold kindling.” APPLY N O W . completely, leaves his sdmlnistra- really the key problem Involved also take orders this spring, aa in The parents and one of the four that flirted with zero. tion post and his personal defeat Where the best and most Imagin- previous years for seeds from a other children who escaped from For Further Information, Write or Call t nuraery In this state. The spokesman said .the ac­ the flimally constructed home were by Dulles in order to enter upon stive effort is being made,^ It is Both chickens and turkeys will cident occurred when a Port Chea­ ’The Registrar reported in serious condition with Wlllimantic State Teachers College what looks like the most ridiculous nothing short of an effort to con be available this spring under the ter local struck the rear of an emp­ second and third degree burns. Sears Roebuck Foundation plans. ty train which waa being towed Willlmantlc, Conn. venture of all. vert Main Street Itself Into the big- The fast-spreading fire destroy­ HArrison 8W681 He says ha wants to be governor geat and beat shopping center Details of these projects may be eastward to Port Chester from ed the combination semi-trailer, SAVE ON FIRST C O ST obtained from Raymond P. Houle New Rochelle where it had de­ of Pennsylvania. When this an- available, house trailer and shack structure club leader, tonight. veloped trouble. occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. and Operating Expense nouncement Is greeted with s One of the best of such projects An entomology club will be The rau.xe of the accident was Wright and their nine children in by installing chorus of rsapberries from the es- la now under w’sy in Somerville, form ed In answer to requests from not immediately determined. nearby Romeoville. Five died in tabllshed Republican leadership of N. J. There, under Chamber of Older boys. The force of the collision the fire. The sixth died early today llealUi Panel Planned J a n it r o l that state. Stassen says no matter, Commerce leadership, a plan has knocked one truck from the train In a Joliet hospital. . I N T H E A panel discussion on health will being towed off ihe rails, blocking In scriou.s condition were the GAS f I » f 0 he w'ill go to the people. The prl- been organized which calls for re be held al tomorrow's a meeting both eastbound tracks on the father. Carl. 51, the mother, De- a u t o m a t i c h e a t mary process In Pennsylvania does j designing the four or five key LINE OF DUTY In-the elementary school at 8 pmi. road's main right-of-way. Bolina, 36: and Carl Jr., 11. Two give him that chance. downtown blocks in the city. Mrs. Alice Robert, local school In all. n eastbound trains, some children. Marilyn, 6. and- Angeline. nurse, and Miss Watson, of the Three times governor of Minne­ Fringe buildings will be torn down of them Bbaton-fMJUnd. were 3 montha. were In fairly good J Stale Department of Health, will stalled behind the wreck. Hundreds condition with burns and other in­ Ameriea*s lowest-priced, full-siged W agon! sota, .Stassen is an obvious car­ to provide more room for parking. n iere was the case of the asthmatic be panel members togethsr with a of passengers were'delayed with juries. • Oirortod Hoot petbagger in Pennsylvania. Only A new system of traffic flow is to little teen-ager who had an acute seizure doctor and a teacher whose names the trains up to six ho'jrs. Firemen from neighboring Lock- the redoubtable Sam Houston, back be installed. There will be renova­ at four o’clock one morning In the excitement, have not been announced. A railroad spokesman said all port, who answered* the alarm in • Loit to initoll This program Was previously In a day when new states were im tion of existing stores, front and the bottle containing her prescription fell to the trains were heated' but none of sub-zero weather, said the 3 - sec­ • Noodt no aHontiofi scheduled for last month's meeting them had dining car facilities. tion shack was "a roaring inferno” porting population and leadership rear. The general object is to pro­ floor and shattered. What was done? which was canceled because of a Equipment from six other trains when they arrived at the unincor­ • Ubob no Woor wholesale, ever managed to get mote this particular Main Street The pharmacist was called immediately. storm. were taken off regular runs to help porated community nine miles elected governor of two states, from the horse and buggy era In What would you do? PiM'k M eeting Moved , Up- in clearing the tracks. The pas­ north of Joliet. CiT fUlL OiTAtlS AT first Tennessee, and then Texas; which it developed to the auto­ The annual "Blue ana Gold” sengers stranded on those trains An OLferheated coal stove in one Emergencies like this are not unusual. meeting of Cub Scout Pack 124 were transferred to other trains. On the surface, this particular mobile era In which It Is now corner of the rambling structure It’s part of our responsibility vWtjbc held Thursday at 7 p.m in Each of the stranded trains had was teirtatively blamed for the Manohestar Btasaen venture would seem about facing shopping center competi­ as pharmacists to help out when ne-ded. they elementary school. Pac k meet­ about 200 pa.s.sengers aboard t fire, police said. Most over metal as desperate as hia last minute ef­ tion. It’s all in the line of duty. ings arc usually held on the la-st Trains on the westbound tracks I framework. Sheet Metal Works fort. In 1956, to persuade the Re­ The competition between such- a Friday of each nionlh, but this one moved a t a snail's pace past the I Those who died in the fire were For medical advice and treatment, has been moveiKup because si hool 14 H IG H S T . publican National Convention to Main Street, with a will to renew wreck but traffic never waa tied up Betty, 17: Mike, 16; Margie. 14; ’ see your physician. recess begins Thursday. on the New Vork-bound tracks. Dolores. 9, and Joe, 1. Three-year- M l 3-5413 dump Richard Nixon. And possibly, itself, and the glamorous new For prompt prescription service, call us. Each Cub attending will provide old Catherine Marie died in the aside from its desperation, it has shopping, center need not be un­ dessert for the members of his There are about 60 mink ranch­ another link to that wove. If Stas­ equal. To be sure, the new shop­ family. es in Nova Scotia. The 50,000 anl- - f- rfial.s raised in the province com­ sen could accomplish the miracle ping center, starting from scratch, Board Meeting I'ostpoiied Tile Board of Education meeting prise a 3500j000 a year Industry. of a lictory in Pennsylvania, then, on open land, has an easier time which had been scheduleci earlier ______------—— one supposes", his sense of destiny of It creating Its own pleasant QUINN’S PHARMACY for last night waa postponed thLs would absolutely require him to picture of accessibility and mod­ weekend until next Monday so that “BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. offer the 1960 Republican conven­ ernity. But the usual Main Street, Phone M! 3-4136 local school board members might attend the first game of the Re­ tion an alternative to that same although the task of making it­ INSURE WITH LAPPEN" gional ”Rams ’ in their own gym. DEVELOPING Nixon, this time for the presiden­ self attractive and more accessible The game, however, was canceled tial nomination. may in itself be more expensive, last night because of the storm. The man, at least, manages to still has the basic set-up, and an The board will discuss salary The SCOTSMAN Station W agon funive from one lost cause to an­ schedules at the speclaT meeting. existing concentration of shopping Ijxymen Meet Toniglit other. And perhaps it is just opportunities no shopping center The Tolland Assn, of Congrega­ well to refrain from rendering'the can hope to duplicate. Where there Mo«f! l^iofeciVburlnoaM eAgauitb' tion Christina Laymen will meet verdict on this latest and seeming­ is vision, and civic muscle to carry tonight for a school on churchman- EiMFilLL.,, only * 2 0 5 5 equipped ly most impossible adventure, and that vision into action, Main Big Moidipoa|tion. HI* view machinss for it, Is oftsn a psycho- MORIARTY BROTHERS M l 3-83S3 thAt the unlftcAtlon ef KoreA lOficAl msttsr. Tlisrb aia times Mmild be AooompUshed iMmply by wfasn bualnsaBmeB (**i 'frM sad 315CEIflTBRST. J ' MANCHESTER eKtaadlnf th# eoveraiciitjr o t hia; easy to bava tha now

I- ' . 'i ■ -A V'7 A ■I ■/. - ■ I - .) . I ' ■- i-. . . - « • MANCHESTER EVENING HERAKD, MANCHe IsTER, CONR. SDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1958 PAGE NINE V M a n c h e s t e r E V E N IN G h e r a l d /MANC ttESTER^GONM.; T u e s d a y , f t j b r u a r y . is , m s i t P A G E E IG H T -U..-;------j ; ------:,-E. ■ TP* •/- ^ h QUR BUARDING UUU8 K with NAJUR ROUPLB A L L E Y O U P BY V. l^HAM LIN Town Truck New Snow Due FCC Examiner >OU KN<>V I THINK VOU REI ^NOW UXX, JftCK THfliTS RIGHT, ‘Ribicoff Unfolds Plan Zero Weather Helps - fSf. t A FUME M i n A 6 E N T te * / BUT.MV' OGMCAIT \*ASNT MT 00C,eUT IVE 'OKAY,MAJOR/rt.L0S ANAY A I News Tidbits vUkN IN EVECV RESPECT,; W E O N 'T Q O jlO E AlO STO P NEvER SEEN Sense and Nonsense LEAST A i*AD,TWl6«S/ TOO 8AO BAftWIMctofivairt t? SOUNDS LLIKS ik e A v In CoDision Culfetl fronii 'AP Wires In State ains Vote ' ON THIS VIAY'/ CVB? HERE THEM ANV VOU'RB LeAYlN6T0WN-*H IN 1650' IAORSEM f a n c y 8Ui4CH of TWEED POK TIS* youHK tnan wirad home from bridge, their line, dangling in the JAtA MA6 PRC/MISEOTO To Add Jobs in State A town-owned^dump truck collid­ (Coatinued from Page One) Snow Removal Work m THIS/ his Job saying, “Made foreman; water, made a bet M to which OLD JAK6 TO RUB ELBOWS < Oh Miami TV 6RIN® A TlTLfeD SemSWfiR WITH.'-** flJT THEN JAKE ed with a late model panel truck Norma Talmadge. silent screen feather in m y cep," would catch the first fiah. Qne got Atar, leavea $lV'z million estate . 't TO H<)OPLE /MANOR — A 6lK ALWAYS DID MANB (CoBthmed from Page -Om )' y Skating Con^itiono. ' a bit more optimistic. It looks for Ths iftay te |h n ' \ A few weeks' later, he wired so excited he fell o ff the bridge. ^GWIrt L0THIAN-«UMPLBV on W. O n ter St', shortly before ''(Gontiaued (ram Page One) , ALORE OUIRk:$ than , Weary firemen recover bodies o f : temperatbres of about zero Ih Hart- grlfli; 4 1 ^ 8 t U -Mte mark' .tmt again: “ Made manager;^ another "W ell," snorted the other, ‘Tf vCHARMlN® CHAP, I'MTOLD.^ three to four weeka hetore e clsdm- nooA. yesterday ,and its , driver, 1 g f , patrolmen from remains !-ford and as low as iB below In out- feather in my cap.” ?• you're going to dive for ’em, the A N INDIAN No l,ce^ skating will be al­ hs&rU A te octem Ut’ th *. To«ni' ^UM-KAFP./l/VMSKT ; ant receivee hie first paynient.. lowed' today or tonight at Louis Giglio, 41, of 46 Lenox St;,! of New York factory disaster, lying areap. •aid he t6ok into consideration the A fter some weeks more,' the b- e !t';< ^ off." /MEDlC-INE JNVIT6 SIR BAevHlblTOOSe MoUhg that there was over $244 any of the three. ParKT)eX)art- was arrested and charged with im-1 General alarm blaze sweeps 8- DMth Count at 12 characters of the applicants. And, Ilittera y bsteTtmtht tMtay. young man wired again. Thia time M A N A VOOR ROO/Vt PflP A NI6MT million Ut the unemployment eom- ment Supervised and maintained nroner bicklnr i atory building in down-town At^ Twelve deaths resulted from the ..hei commented, some of the parties FrMsrtbic lAwtis, oMUtonl Au- it wae, VFIred—send money for proper oacKing. . , threatens entire block weekend storm, most of them from ' Patrick H. MnlrOUIjr Husband, phoning hie wife from penaatlon fund, the first of the areas. tried to . minimize the character tei’UitandSikt, Iris-man te v a fare home." the offlee at 4 p.m.—I've got two year, the .Governor said that he Patrolman Grover said that, Boston and Maine Railroad offi- ; heart ailmeitU induced■ ■ by t^er- o f another applicant. ^ Patrick H. Multeady, HOrtfoMl; Park .personnel are working ...... L. rAitivad mlny was advlted that the program "Nobody eveplooked anything," retired secretary arid I treasurer cf tickets for the theater. clearing .show from town areas. Center St. (rqm Cooper St. ‘ and | "inrieUant" fob th ^.iU d in eloor-' F graphed hafik, "U s e , feather* and which he outlined "would involve middle Atlantl- ports have lower The 12th Victim was !^ a s io he 801)7. , • the Capitol Belting Co. end father Wife — Wonderful! I’il start There is a possibility that stopped Just east of the interseC- In f pway the weekorid’a le-Uich fly home." no increased cost to Connecticut rates to Midwest than those serv- Luno, $2, Stamford, who couspsed ffliarfman said he had the case of James P. Mulready, 10 PreBtrin dressing. skating conditions will be good •now from StteeU in tte town; employers fo r','-1968. Further, the ^ “ ^"8 Boston and New York. and died while shoveling snow in under consideration from Septem- Dr., died Monday at his h6me. ton Husband — Yes, do. The tickets Wednesday nigfit. "It’s a wondOtfuI Uiing to know program Itself would n6t add to Vice front of his home. Medical Ehcamin- He was bora ki Middletown. He Two fishermen sitting on a are for tomorrow night. ber'J954, to the time his initial de­ that all th* tlm* and offort. those the Omployers’ costs in 1689.” Rd., was following’ t ^ truck n ^ M e n t * N t x a ? ii* s u r ^ ^ n - _____ * ______- - - •— cision was released on March 30, had lived for more than 50 years PRISCII I A S POP On the subject of accelerating Renato fi; Rlcciliti advised the Re­ trock‘ b)l^ked^up*and'’th;*^^^^^ part"'of. J^gtl^^'heartpati^^^^^ in Hartford, retiring from the telt- men put in Is appretriatod," Lowia 1035. During that time, he said, he •aid. highway and public works pro- publicans that the Labor 'Depart­ ^ in , politics.. Natural !*>•«"» hver-exertlon. was not contacted by any of the ing firm six years ^go. NOW LOOR AT NUTCMELU ;l NOTWINO LIKE A CKU8SWURD PUZ:;&i.E ment does not ha'Pt a breakdown of He was former Grand Knight Of Snow removal opeteuone began WE STAVS a t WIS rams,- he proposed: Tbe t i i ^ ^ e d vehicle wa shortage r^ses Atlanta’s, Becauw the snow Imiwoblllzed interested parties or anyone on RUNNING START! l34AnUlllon lor highwsy construe- such'facts. damLe^XThe S trock M-^ »"«> Industries during I vehicular fraff c. there wero Forest City Comicll, Knightg of Saturday night at 10:43, about an MUST DESK TILL TUE / |. v An', pstimate-il 89,000 persons behalF of them. hour after the fltet flake* fen, end . t lw ,'(if which $270 million would S d a X « V u . r ih t s l d t ; bitterest cold spells. ' ‘ w highway accidenta, with remilt- In response to a question Sharf- Columtma and a member o f Hart­ PEOPLE ALWAYS LAST SEC- r • y were reported as Jobless by the ford Council. Knights of Columbus, Righway Department crew* bet- be im d to accelerate work in Oon- Grover said. Gordon domplalned of Egyptian court announces con- **'$« CROWD TUE DOOR State Labor Department in a -re­ man said it was riot unusual for a the Holy Family Laymen’s retreat tied th* storm for lO straight AT OUlTTINJGj AntwBr to PrBvIeut necUgut on the Interstate system.. ^'bVek■ ick strain,sWln.Xa'rwer'adde’d. ' "•* coimtrj-men fo r. At Meriden, Diane Runnleks, 9. trial examiner to be overruled by The otter .$76 million would speed port to the Governor and labor answer to' th ^ Communist activities . .TVo young 'vas »t| ^ »t:ted fatally'injured by League rind SL Augustine's Holy hours without let up before flnelly is sche'duled to the commission.. stopping. for e few hours rest, Actor up other highway projects. leaders earlier-this month. charge In Town Court Saturday. 1 skiers who wandered 40 hours on ^ automobUe on Saturda,y, while Noms Society. , I Theodore F arad, 47, of Middletown No Preference operations were returned at 4 a.m. He'pointed out thgL-df the $$76 There were twoWO btn»*oth»r minor ac- snow-covered Washington moun 'Besides hlb son in Manchester, ^IR gASWlN died in a Nepr Britain hospital after Sharfman said he did not give he leaves his wife, Mrs. Agnes yesterday and continued on until A cross DOWN ihUlion, tte state would M w m ' Cldenta in town Vesterday. both at- Uin recovering from orileal. being struck -by a snow loader. MI6HT EVEN burned appradoiately g^U'fnjntte tributed by police I to road condl- Fourteen Koreans scheduled for Public Service a preference in any O’Connor Mulready; four other, 6 o’clock lost night. t ■ 1 Actor, —— 1 Olagi MOVE IN p j.ib deportation as illegal entrants es- At Stam(ord‘24 familleg who had factor. He said Me did give them sons, Joseph F, of West Hartford Eoeler to Handle Mathews by the federal govrmmeht. -..'.'T,, ZBAtoHear■»r w ’- * * 1 ^ tlor.*. been without heat since Saturday 2 Level The Governor said that thej fl'-, Skidh ihYo Car catie from giianled train In Tok,vp complete consideration as he did and Vincent T - Edward J.^r and Lewie said the tero. weather hoe when oil burning furnacea went out been a help rather than a hin- I He is a :— » I Kidney BY DICK TURNER rnanclng of admtlonal highway Con- About 8:45 p.m., cars driven by ..u.a.. .U.S. planespianea resume pun,hunt' for | the others. , Francis Mulready, all of Hartfrird; picture CAKNIVAL There was-an attempt by other derance for. r Iris dqMrtgient b ^ (comb, form) atrucUon vTould^ake it possible to Bids Monday Joseph D. McGowan, 26, o f 18 Main American A ir Force transport j^om two tenement houses. ' a daughter. Miss Ann M. Mulready performer 4 Inditer complete, in sixVcars, a program gt., and Eugene Q. Duhphy. 30. of i missing since -.Saturday with 16 partiu. particularly WKA*T, to at­ of Hartford; a brother Edward cause the snow hoe remained In II Reluctant r— They had been attempting to tack ^ b l i c Service be6ause of its powder form arid to much easier 5 Moslem wldch otherwiseX would require 667 N. Main St., collided at Main servicemen aboard. Mulready of Middletown and, 24 14 Pull epolofP Eight requests for variances will keep warm with fires built in bath involvement in Civil Aeronautics grandchildren. to handle as a result. religion from 12 to. 18 year] and Strickland -Sta, Patrolman tubs and buckets. Fire Chief 15 Pertaining to f Bom be considered by the Zoning Hoard Board matters, he said. Funeral services will be held Besides, he added, there tee old age He said that tlie $75 million for Prlmo Amadeo, said that .dc- Thomas F. Richards called the K IM lO Ta I * TA lin iii r * a 7 Insane 24 Solar disk 45 Emisseriee other h'.ghwaya would place under of Appeals at a public hearing Oowan. proceeding east on Strick­ Sharfman said he felt the only Thursday morning at 8:15 at the been no flooding to contend with 16 Alluvial situation hazardous to life and and the workers are being giVen L O N G S A M BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Greek letter 26 Famous (sb.) contract by June 30. i96l, a total Monday at 8 p.m, In the Municipal land St., had stopped at the stop preference for North Dade Video, Thomas F. Farley Funeral Home, deposits at t About Town health; and the 150 members of the a chance to elear the way to flood B Rclster British school 46 Mild oath o f $210 million for, which only an sign at Main St. Dunphy, south­ Inc., another applicant, was in re­ 96 Webster St., followed by a sol­ XXILOOKUKS - that«AU- river mouths Building. „.y- 24 families were given emergency 10 Preposition 26 Notion 47 French river estimated $13.6 million \would be bound dn Main St'., thought that spect to its staff. emn requiem Mass in St. Augpis- sewers. PKiwces* TWftCXPBOW IT Girl’s name 41 Location John CMossen. 128 Oi^l^ 8t., Resi­ The local branch of the WCTU ^ ® '* * " 8^*’°'** As to the fourth applicant, L. B. tlne's Church at 9 o’clock. Burial Lewie said all streets are deer ntiNCE5» HocnA VICTORIA O f OF VOO II High luster II Harem rooms 21 Lubricants available otherwise. McGowan was going to proceed 30 Social events 50 Sea segle dence Zone AA. is seeking a vari­ will be represented at the Regional ^ '«,nw r. Wilson. Inc., he said he took into will be in Mt. St. Benedict Ceme­ and that :vork is now Iwlng done jddv» m ah b (k a r ; nvxJsnc^wA, II River in 12 Promontory It would speed up this Cf and t e applied his brakes, but I I Cylindrical 51 Chair ance in order to divide- a plot of ■kidded into 'the other car. Damage consideration Wilson's operation tery, Bfoomfleld-' of "touching up” and ^*1denlng . ,J«0HN6S5-VINP- Germany 20 Said the' program about two yea land Into twq lots with iBsa front-, a’*. '’"®val crews working around the 21 Heavy 40 Linger 53 Bitter vetch w erru 'Th'^.ada v at 19 *-"i' *t the i generally winning their of W CKY at Cincinnati, Ohio, and Friends may call at the funeral tttem. II New Guinea In. asking.the Republiran-dpml- age than the regulations - allow. was confined to the left front fen­ 22 Petty quarrel 41 At no time 54 Royal der and door 'of the McGowan car First Methodist Church. Farm-j,jght to open at lesit the mkln ar- thought Wilson had stood by his home from 7 to 10 o’clock tonight Moat of the private contracting port nated Assembly to authorizeX^e Ihor BladkyJ. 176 .5 Main St.. 23 Weight 44 Turn Inside Oeofrsphic and the left front fender snd head­ ington Ave., and W hltney St..; fertes of travel. promises on that station. and tomorrow from 2 to 8 and 7 equipment has been released from 21 He is a borrowing of $6.6 milUnn for public Residence ^ n e B. also ntqueats a deduction out Society (ab.) W'onks construction, the Governor light of the Dunphy vehicle. No one Hartford. - i In New Haven where a state of But, he said, Wilson's death to 10 p.m.' the snow removal Job, Lewie said, promising variance in order to conduct a mall “pulled the nig from under them and the work is now being con­ . new — advocted that the mone; be ear­ was hurt and no arrest was made, The Holy Angels Mothers Circle' emergency had been declared by order business'from his iiome. as far as loral ownership was con­ Mrs. Minnie' A. Kluns centrated on removing the moun­ IS Golf mound marked as follov/s: Amadeo said; will meet thia evening at 8 o'clock Mayor Richard C. Lee, barriWg 1r r r I1r r r r $12 million for homes for the A variance Is sought by Ray- Earlier in the day. cars driven by with Mrs. Clifford Raiitenberg, - ■ • • i | vehicular . , . traffic from the central cerned.” Wilson, who had a home Mrs. Minnie A. Klunz, Stoughton tains of snow from the iriiddle of IT Tumult at Miami, died before the initial I I Light touch elderly; $10 million for welfare ond snd Louis Oamato. southeast Stephen D.. OsellaT 23, of 4,Village 127 Hemlock St. streets of the city, they had auc- Rd.. Warehouse Point, died Monday Main St. and other more traveled r er of Congress and Irving 8ts.,- decision. night. highways. I I Indoneslsn and humane Institutions: $13.7 mil­ St., and Eklward R. Price. 53, of 76 -- I reeded to such an extent that auto- / Sharfman said that according to She wau boro- Feb. 28. 1886. of Mindanao lion for pens! snri correctional in­ Industrial Zone, in order to erect a Llnnmora Dr., collided on Main St., The meeting of the Newcomers’ i mobiles and huse.s were mo'vlng Six trucks are engaged in the p r docket numbers, W K A T filed the She leaves her husband, John ■ I I Expire stitutions: $24.2 million (or educa­ 6-famlly apartment which will con­ near School St. Tha accident oc­ Club scheduled for tonight at the freely, if slowly, through the cen- Main St. wor'K. he said, and a pay- first application, and was followed Klunz. and several nieces and 14 Exist ’' tional fartiitles, and, $3.3 million tain less floor area than regula­ curred. Patrolman Albion Whipple Community Y has been canceled. ter of the city. loader is working in the North F in order by Wilson. North Dade nephews. 15 Fox J (or mlscaUaneous coristructlon. tions Allow-and which will be in an said, when Price attempted to en­ J'ayor Lee said however that his End. r Industnal zone. Delta Chapter. No. 51. Royal ■state of emergency order will be and Public Service. 'ITie funeral will be held tomor­ •There was only $1,000 left in the IS Note In 1 N(«da Higher Debt Umlt ter the northbound lane through a J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDPIEIJ) 1 clearing in the snow piled in the Arch Masons, will meet tomorrow in force until 9 a.m. tomorrow, to Sen. Smathers Mentinncxl row afternoon at 1 o'clock at the snow removal budget at the start Guido's seste li r The Governor pointed out that EdwariJ Siek. 24 Fulton Rd.. 17 Canvas shelter IT r Residence' Zone A, wishes to erect center of the street. night at 7:.30 in the Masonic Tem­ permit the snow removers to com­ The name of Sen. Smathers (0 -, Holmes i^neral Home, with ^ e o ' the storm. Hlghwa. Depart­ RIGHT/ BUT I ’VE GOT LET'S GO RIGHT n 1 SUPPOSE, PAULA, VOU'U WANT I 0»1, BEN, I'M SO 1 the proposed borrowing for the ple. not tonight. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, minister PlEASEP' THERE'S TO LOCATE IN YOUR OFFICES IN TO SBNO JUPP TO POWN TO THE M Mariner's i an attached garage which will be When Price pulled ahead to see - plete their Herculean tas'i. Fla) has come into the case in ment officials' hat e not yet bisgun highway and public works con­ of the North Melhodi.st Oiiirch, o f­ SO MUCH TO OO, THE EAST. WE LL PUT MANAGERS EUROPE AT ONCE. PLANT ANP tell direction r w two feet closer to the east side­ beyond the enoW bank, he Hit the I A survey at mid-morntng showed connection with the Wilson appli­ to figure how much the snoW re­ ANO vvElL IN CHARGE AT HUTCHINS GLASS CAN WE HIM eVCKY- § struction programs would require ficiating. Burial Will be in Scantlc 40 Scottish miss line than thevregulations allow'. northbound Osella car. Neither | St. James’ Mothers Orcle will that other communities which had cation. Smathers was executor of moval operation w ill cost the town. BE A ANP BRIEF HIM a K S j l r amending the new debt-limit law. driver saw each other until it w as' meet tomorrow night at * o’clock Cemetery. 41 Conclusion George H. Smith, 12 Green Man­ been placed on a stale of emer- Wilson's estate. Water Line Break fSRPAT NOW.F, The state now 1s near the celling too late, the officer reported. Dam-' ■* home of Mrs. Edward Mol- Sma.lhers told a reporter yester­ Friends may call at the funeral 41 New (comb. r placed on ■ the debt limit -by the or Rd.. Residmee Zone A. seeks cenc.v basis as the magnitude of home from 7 to 9:30 tonight. Many homes in the Union and fonn) age to the Osella car was confined ' l®V- Weaver Rd. The co-ho.stess the storm began to show itself la.st day that he has no active connec­ / . 1987 General Asserrbly. permission' to \erect a den and Buckland St. area were without 4S Idolize H ^ r porch on the rear of a residence to Its . left side and the other V e-■'vill be Mrs. Edward Flack, Saturday night 'were today as tion with the estate's prosecution 1 B Governor Ribicoff said that he Mrs. Mary Bellows Baisch water this morning •when a 6-tnch 4S Clamping which will be three feet closer to hide was not damaged. There were I nearly, on normal status as possible. of the TV application after W il­ had intended to call the special The I.*ither-Weds of the Emanuel Columbia — Mrs. Mary Bellows line broke on N. Main St. devices r r r 1 ITr the east sideline than regulations no arrests and no one. was hurt.! ‘ I’* i-utwr-vveas Traffic moved slowly but freely son's death. He said he would be A spokesman for the Manches­ session for Feb. 23, bpt Republican .Iinv \ • ! police said. I Lutheran Church wi111 meet Friday Baisch, 68, Porter Rd., died yester­ SI Afliict allow tl-rou.gh Hamden, except on back glad to testify if the House sub­ ter Water Co., which owns the S4 Withdraw r \H leaders suggested that it be called I night at 8 o'clock at the church. committee asked him to. day morning at her home. \ Xlarch 4 to permit more time for , Arthur Carpenter.'22 Bowers St., streets and other' comfn.unlties Mrs. Baisch was born June 11. line, said the break has since been gSSipper 2-fB I The Rev. Gerhard Lohmann. aa- Smathers also said he recalled dlscusaimi and thus shorten the Residence Zone A. requests a vari­ where vehicles were barred from, 1889 in Mansfield, daughter of repaired and service'restored. SB — Green R % TM a « iis. ta. I sistant to the pastor, will be the an Informal conference . of FCC ww w st« «*Ma. V duration of the session. ance which would allow him to streets so as not to hamper snirw Edward and Pauline (Harper) He said the line broke last night, STPiloU erect an addition to \the porch ; speaker. New officers of the group re—ovc'. members and the Senate Com­ !J II " I am ready to meet with Legis-1 are Mr. and Mrs Roger Bagley, Douglas, was fixed and then the iine again l i Theraughlarf which ■will be three and one-half Traffic moved fairly free and merce Committee at which, he IteN ji " *Ctn I htvs th« cRr—etn I havt ths ear’? Whsn - latlve leaders at any time (or dls-1 The president' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolin, Bhe leaves two daughters. Mrs. broke today at another spot a I was your ago I w«Ikod thrso milorto got a girt cussion that will help to develop an feet Closer to the north- sideline with few apeed limitations on most said, Sen. Magnuson (D-Wash) short.diitsnte away. t4U> i vice president: Mr. and Mrs. Hugo expre.'a. including the Con- Mrs. David E. Adams, Weatogue; Meanwhile, pupils attending concluded. Esso Standard Oil Co.. 484 Mid­ Doctor Says niectlcut Turnpike. Merritt Park­ it wasn't wise for PCC to award Buckland School got an unex­ I Mrs. Ralph Swan.son, treasurer. a TV station to a party which also two sons. Raymond H, Bellows. B.C. BY JOHNNY HART The Governor's recommended dle Tpke., Busihesa Zone n. seeks way, the Wilbur Cross Parkway Whitney Rd.. and Fred L. Bellows. pected holiday when they were al­ COTTON WOOD? /" BY RAY <;OTTO program was handed to the Legisla­ and highway north of Meriden. had intc;e.sts coming under an­ lowed to go te*” * 11 a.m. be­ t-io permission to construct a Orfoot Srtenco Reviews History of Porter Rd.; 16 grandchildren and tive leaders and GOP committee addition to a gasoline station The New Haven railroad report­ other fedegal regulatory agency. cause there was no water. f H.NOW: WELL NOT ME .PAL M Antibiotics, Looks to Future Smathers said no natnes of ap­ five great-grandchildren: a broth­ ehalrman less than two hours be­ which la within 200-feet of church Snf/ptv Fntn ed delays of from 30 minutes to er. William Douglas of Windsor Fire Cliief W. CTlfford Mason of i HAVE TO A i r CLUB IS an hour in commuter service due plicants or (,a.res were mentioned /DRIVE BACK TRAINING 11^ fore they went into conference at property. and a sister. Mrs. L. Edward No­ the Town Fire Department reports at UA*r \ By EDW IN P. JUIIU.A.V, .M.D. mainly to frozen engines and the at this conference, held before the ' across TH the capitol to discuss the necessity A variance IS sought by. the 576 At Rec Tomorrow lan of Porter Rd. that, on the whole, the response ITVMNI^ ir. J Written for NE.-V Service I steam lines used to heat cars. FCC made its decision in the COUNTRY for a special session to deal with ; Main St. Corp.. Business Zone III. Funeral services will be held to­ to hia plea to residents to clear FOR SPRING unemployment. The celebration of the hundredth ' "It may be necessary to annul Miami case. away snow from fire hydrants has seeking to erect two free standing The Recreation Denartment will morrow at 3 o'clock at the Potter G Republican leaders declined to lighted ground signs approximate- anniversary of Louis Pasteur's dis- I some tr^ns in order to keep mov- Summoned from Florida to been good. ' Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St,-, show a lilm on auto aa'etv tomor­ ' ing thoaf that are in operation." a testify were Paul R. Scott and comment on the Governor's recom-1 jy thrM-feet froov4oside the side- <^very of fermentation w'as the WiIIimintic.,The Rev. Charles Gris­ However, he said, there are still 8pn’:esnum said at mid-morning. riobert H. Anderson, now a circuit mendstions until thej' had which is closer than regula- row everjing at 7:.30 at the East ham will officiate. Burial will he a considerable number of the ehance to study them at the late uons allo-A- occasion (or several Important pa- I He explained that "even on elec­ judge, whom .Schwartz identified \ pel's g;ven at a meeting in N ew j^ '^" Rc'ceation •''enter Th-s film at the convenience of the family town's more than 500 hydrants still afternoon conference. Clinton O’Brien. 66-68 Chestnut tric trahi.s it is nece.ssarv to gen- as members of (he law firm rep­ hidden under the snow. York last November. w o n th-* " O s " a r " In 10.6R fo r b C n g resenting the succeesfiil applicant: ill north Canton Cemeteiy', Can­ .Several Republican leaders have j erate steam to heal the cars." . Mason .said as many firemen as St . Residence Zone B. \jishes ex­ Pasteurs famous observation tho bc*t safe!'- movie of the vear Whiteside. who ton. Indicated a reluctance to go along tension of permission for the start 1 Both engines and cara which stood., Thurman A can be .spared without underman­ with any general broadening of the that ^rmentation was caused by and is titled "Devil T-ke Us." ' overnight in aub-freezing temner-1 ***“ * wrote at least Friends ma.v call at the F'uneral of construetjori of apartments. living \oiganisms has formed the The sound film has beeti made home Tue.sday from 7-9 p.m. ning the department are engaged unemployment compensation bene­ Also to be considered at a com­ aturcs suffered frozen steam lines ; *2,6.60 in checks to commissioner In clearing the hvdrants and that basis otier the years for many im­ available bv the Liberty Mutiia' which must be thawed bv blow Mack while the case was pending: fits, St least until they Have what bined Town and State hearing is a Water Department crews are also they describe as "a more complete portant \contributions to human Tn-'u-enre Co. It Is recommended torches. ' I Pernne Palmer J r , described request from Clifford Pasternack, welfare. \ for both teenagers and adults. engaged in. the work but they are picture of the ma.sa unemploy­ 681 Main St.. Business Zone III. Similarl.v, automatic switches ®‘=hwarlz as a leading Miami Many rmjre are on the horizon, and signal apparatus also h(\ve to i P*^ht:t-al figure and a close ac­ still primarily lntere.sted in free­ B U G S B U N N Y ment." seeking ■ special exception to have Funerals including me preparation of food he -heated Into operation, he said. I ‘luaintance of Mack. ing pumping stations and other . 'The Republicans maintain that a limited repairer's license and cer­ ke.v pointa In the town's water B U Z S A W Y E R BY ROY CRANE KVA.GVLVESTEe'^ NOW VOU MAY BRING' CYNTHIA IS A th|r>' want more Information as to for animals\ and human beings. \\hite.side has saKi he lent Mack tificate of approval. These may -provide a partial an- money for many yiars. but both .Mrs. Gladys F. Morrison .system. _ ' ME the MERCHANT'SCHANT'S VEGETARIAN I "how many persons collecting bene­ Ruth Milieu Help Appreciated THERfS THE SrSUA, BUZ...vniEre THOSE ^ T0NISUT,VINIU I'M OUT meanwhile, WILLYOUX RIGHT. ANDBEHORE fits arif^the main wage-earners in .vwer to the W d production prob­ he and Mack have denied The funeral of Mrs. Gladys F. ,GREET1N6S. SIRE! LUNCH AND "Any helo w's can get will be SO-CAUEP •sklH-PlVERS" AW TO HOLD -niEIR ' SAVi THERE SNOOPIHGONTNE INFORMUNTELLIGENCE ) I GO INTO ACTTON their -families, and how many have lem raised byVthe rapidly growing Schwartzs charges of a pa.vment. Morrison, was held at 3 o'clock , I'LL TAkE THIS HEAPS OF LETTE T D ^ j ^ Hospital Notes greatly appreciated," the chief MVSTERIOtfi MIPNIGHT-MEETING. I HAVE GAHGONTHEFrmd, AS TO WHATS COOKING? TONIGHT, I MEAN ' working spouses. world population. Make Bahv-SUting -lob Mack, wlio has called the charges vestfi'day afternoon at the Holmes TABLE IF VOU said. "A ll we ask ‘is that the hy­ AN IBEA, YOU STAY HERE ANP TRY THEY MAY WANT TO 7 TO 6NE WOLFY ARING However, Labor Commlasloner One of the most interesting pa­ A Pl)>*4nre for Grandma "unsubstantiated' and "distor- Funeral Home, with the. Rev. Glif- TONY/ that ^POMTMINOI tion.s.■' IS to te.slify Thursday. drants be pleated down-to the butts TO-INSTALL MICRO­ ALERT THE WARSHIPS^ TO SEE IF SUBS M , and 8 pers dealt wUh\mends in anti­ Here are a few rules designed PaMenU Today : ?04 font O. Simpson, minister of the PHONE WE'VE been OR WITH THAT CANO May Call Sherman .\daiiis Center Congregational Church of­ so we can connect hoses in the biotic research, yhe word "anti­ to make your mothe or mother-in- ADMITTED Y&STERDAY: Mrs WANTING TO PLANT IN Albina Spellman, 184 Summit St.; Asked If Shero'.an Adams, chief ficiating. Burial was in East Ceme­ event of a fire." biosis' (anti — atainst; bios — law happ.v to sit with you- children THEIR HEADQUARTERS life I was first usM to describe a Henrv Crandall, 113 Summer St.; assistant to President Eisenhower, tery. Mason went on to say that fire­ a s h o r e . Q— Is the root of the w-ild car­ situation in vwhich \one living or­ occasionally. Rolliri Hitt, 169 Mather St.: Mrs,- would be called, Chairman Harris Bearers were CTharles Wocho- men are familiar with the IcKiatloni murlca. Donald Wochomurha. of the hydrants but that it might rot edible ? ganism is ort^osed \o the life of Every one of the i has been sug­ I>ena Hill, 87 Union St.. Rockville: iD-Arki told .ep rte'rs, "'We re SEND THEM A - N o . another. gested by letters from grandmoth­ Leo Boudreau, 29 Margaret Rd.; going to try to get all the facts George Scofield Jr.. Richard Mer­ take several minutes to locate one Musa Heather Stewart. 97 Hollis­ we can. We would be very glad to ritt, Robert KrinJak and Roger at night if it is buried under a The first phase of the study of ers who say thev -esent babv- i Q—Where is the memorial "The ter St : William Dietrlch,sen. Bol­ have any facts Slierman Adams Raymond. foot of sriow. antibiotics was concerned with sitting with their grandchildren THE ! Shrine of the Sun"? because of the lack of considera­ ton: Miss Carol Ann Patten. Tal- would give us."- "A minute or two spent in locat­ I A —In ColoraTO; It is a memorial the development of the idea that cottville: Mrs. Una Clark. 866 Cen­ Adams' name came up ye.sterday Frank B. Downs ■ ' ing a hydrant'might make a bir; living organisms produc^ chemical tion on the part of the parents. I erected in memory of -the humor­ Remember to: ter St."; Joseph Gallagher, East in connection with ; proceeding in­ The funeral of.Frank B. Downs. difference with a rapidly spread­ ist. Will Rogers. substances which are harmful to Hartford: Joseph Brooker Jr., 157 volving North American Airlines 16 Hackmatack St., was held at 2 ing fire.” the chief said. 'A! HOMETOWN the life processes of other o-gan- Pick her up and take her home at the end of the evening. Don't Lydall St : Phyllis Grundy, Col­ which was before th. Civil Aero­ o'clock yesterday afteimoon in St. Mason also warned residents to MURTT MEEKLF BY DKk CAVALU Q —Which president signed the isms. expect her to drive her own car chester; Heidi Solomon^on. And­ nautics Board (CABi The board Mary's Episcopal Church The Rev. keep a close check on heating sys­ congressional resolution declaring MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD The second phase came with the alone at night. over; Francis Armstrong. 162 chargeo the non-sohedulcd carrier Alfred L. Williams, rector, officiat­ tems in their homes' during this bit- □ . NEWS the first war with GermeJiy o f­ observations on which penicillin . O , AAMM-M/ *If you are going out for dinner West SI., Rockville: Haf-^ild Carp­ with violating regulations and ed and Mrs William Kloppcnburg te'lv cold weather. ' * artt* VUMMV." ficially ended? as a useful prcparat^in for human enter. Coventry. sought to halt its oper,-jt ons. wa.s oiganist. ' The chief explained that mariy A-!President Warren G-.- Hard­ and expect her to eat with the c use vyas developed. That story Is children, have a 'rood meal pre­ ADM ITTED TODAY: Mrs. .Schwartz testified that in 19o3 Pc.Ti'crs were Earle Scott, Ar- heating units are pushed near to ing signed the peace tr ^ ty with well know;^. But it served to stim­ pared and read.v to go on the table Loretta Pierce, 96 Wells St.; John Adams discu.ssrd the air'linc.s' case Ihiii- Murphy, George Bunn and capacity limits as home-owners Germany, Austria, and Hungary in ulate the development ■of many LaChapellc; 20'4 Blssell St.; Mrs. with Harmar B. Den. y. then act- I’ r.Tnk Bunn. shove thermostats umvard to com­ 1921. Don't leave her to cook the meal .similar substances, derived from or eat leftovers. Elizabeth Bidwell. 48 N .’School St. l.-g chaifmah of the-CAB. on behalf bat the chill. germs, molds or other living or­ Mrs. .Margaret N. Beatfie Invite her to your home as a BIRTHS, YESTERDAY:.. A of the airUhes' attorney, Murray To avoid fire danger, check the Q—'What explorer recently re­ ganisms w'hich have important daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Victor The funeral of Mra. Margaret guest more often, than you ask her ChoUncr. furnaces to make sure thev aren't turned home from his sixth trip Binks. 55 Benton St,; a son to Mj'. N. Beattie, 31 Riverside'Dr., was overheating and be certain that suf­ uses in fighting disease in human to baby-sit while you are out, Chotiner, a Los Angeles laWyer, to Antarctica? beings, in animal husbandry or in and Mrs. Jan VanBurg. 158 Eld- is a former campaign manager for held at 1 o’clock yesterday after­ ficient water remOlne in those units A — Dr. Paul A. Stipe. TTie sef- ' • Forget'Irmtrurtlons ridge St;: A daughter to Mr. and noon at the Holmes Funeral Home. which have that tj-pe of system, he other ways. ’ Don’t insult'her w if. a long list Vice Presidenl Nixon. entlpt has spent six years there, Today, therefore, we have a wide Mrs. Walter Ferguson, 104 Garth Tire Plymouth' Brethren officiated. said. of instructions about what to do Harris read into the record two longer than anyone else on record. range of substances called anti­ Rd.: a daughter to Mr. and Mr*. letters from Adams to Chotfner. Burial wa.s in East Cemetery. Police report that car owner co­ biotics with ijiiUiy different uses. and-not to do. If she -managed to Gary Shupe, High Manor Rd., Bearera were Ralph Gates. W il­ operation continues In the matter rear a' family of her. own. she can One said Adams had talked with ] Q —May the U.S. flag be used to There are problems co.rihected Rockville. Denny about steps North Ameri­ liam Orimason, Homer Bidwell, of parking the vehicles' off the look after your children for an streets. Nf the river MR. KING/ a new Job--alerting listeners (or NEW ROCKET ENGINE electric-cell systems. Its ad­ birth, oA- . the average, could ex­ emergency storm and flood warn­ ocratic; fund-raising dinner hon­ coff will spend most of . today in at Long s Island 0oonA VYHY, IS Waahington, Feb. 18 —The vantages are said to he a higher pect toyiive 32 years; in the Mid­ ings. Announcing, this to amounted - to New York, Feb, 18 (/P)—Oscar Robertson may not bfl gain­ "Tm really surprised at the the way he played Boryla to a This la purely a m a tte r of Tigers - Indians the last bit dinner feature. 'These games at­ the same club: and Gene Green. standstill and turned a rout into a strength. When they hit Schayes no-hit fame checks pitching form of Redleg hurler Joe Nux- ter High’s Indians who journey to Bristol to engage the host ing ground in the race for the scoring title, but he’s trig­ tracted several hundred nightly statement attributed to Kelley, 20 with Rochester. hall during w-orkout yesterday at Cincinnati advance camp for of satisfaction baseball roach at Manchester High narrow loss. as he goes for the baaket, the big Rams in the finale for both rivak. The 8:15 contest they’ll get, out gering Cincinnati’s late surge in the poll when played at the West Side Oval Another trio will be vying for a For anybody who saw him that guy just keeps going. batterymen. Watching as Vander Meer points toward Nuxhall In Baseball Deal and half that number when staged and a former Recreation Director. Champion TuTns on the Speed. will be played awhe Bristol Armory, with a JV preliminary of baseball. that could se| up a storj’book showdown with top-ranked He told Mahoney that the commis­ regular job with the Redlegs at night, it came as no surprise to "I expect to be hit every time I are Dizzy' Dean Higginbottom and Jim Bailey, pair of Redleg at Ml. Nebo. The move from the Tampa Stan Palys, who Itll 24 at I Tom Corcoran, the U.S. giant slalom, slalom and dmvnhill champion, s^eds around turn In slalom eouthpaw- pitching prospecU assigned to Nashville, Tenn., farm Cleveland. Feb. 18 (j’Pt — The slated to get underway at 6:45. G ary Bchn-^ Kansas-JItate In the NCAA Major^ sion was not interested in the qual­ find Schayes, now in his 10th y ear go in," he says. "It’s only natural Y Welt Side lo Nebo, made by the Nashville; Buddv Gilbert. 19 at! race at international ski tournament at Madonna dVCampigUo,. Italy, Saturday, Corcoran, 26, froiji as a professional, the holder of the in this league with all those big team Bailey Is brother of Redleg catcher Ed Bailey. (AP Cleveland Iifdlans today traded Briatol, which easily uplnded macher. New College BkSk'etbqU Tournam ent. in 21 gam es to t a 33.6 average ity of baseball played or the York baseball Robertson.^atill less than a point board, received the wholehearted Savannah: and Chico Alvarez, 18; Westlield, N. J.. finished third in the event. He plac sixth in the giant slalom and fourth in the all-time scoring record. With a guys we have around. And I like P hotofax). veteran ratrher Jim Hegan and’ the locals by a 58-42 mar^n In Baylor, idle / until Thursday a approval from this department. amount of spectators such an ac­ bined championship in the three-day competi- the first meeting over eight weeks Pros Goittpete writer for 30 behind Elgin/ Baylor of Seattle in at Havana. j downhill to fini.sh in a tie for second for the-Alpine con two-handed .set shot earlier this It. Every time 1 get belted. It’s a southpaw pitcher Hank Aguirre game with btontaha State, has 654 tivity would draw, but only to see tlon, (AP Photofax 1. to the Detroit Tigers for ratch- ago, needs a victory tonight and yeafs and now scoring, counted 48 last night M Rated on par In calltier with the that the rejidenta of Mancheiter Last spring's number-one object; .season he shattered George Ml- foul. So I keep my mind on that points in IB'gamIS'gai es for a 34.4 aver­ Twl League was the Softball Twl of attention, Dick Stuart of the j kan's m ark of 11.764 points. er J. W. Porter and Harold a Win over Torrington to qualify For 45 Spots promoilon di­ Cincinnati whipped D rake 98-64 age. Chamberlain, third In acorin; were given a chance to participate basket. I don’t think about the Woodeshlek, also a lefthanded for the State Claai A Tournament rector for the for a 19-2 record and an 11-game 'i i League which played under the arc In some form of recreation. Pirates. Is back for another shot i But it does, come as a distinct fouls. I look to sink the shot and now ha^ a 31.4 average w ith S: light* a t Robertaon, Park. .Since the after tui-ning in an aggregate of 45 | surprise that he did it aa a mem-1 One-Time Private hurler. ^ which starts later this month. Haa Francisco winning streak. points In 17. garnia met. Brennan said that every activity Bmvie Closed then when I turn around after it Cleveland \ (ienera) Manager Coach Toby Vega’s quintet, 67-58 Giants, sum­ The string, including .avenging bW on ouUiders the league folded. I sponsored by the de- homers with tlfl-ee different clubs Bobby Feller to Assist her of the Syracuae Nationals. Fori the referee is there saying, 'you In Golf Event Bob SrnitK^ 21 point! led Weit in 1957. The Burs also hold high Frank I-ane tpiilcated that from losers to Wethersfield last Fri­ med it up best. victories over Bradley and Okla­ Virginia as the Moiintslneers con­ partment in which outaldirs were in charge of basketball at the Gar­ get a shot. He fouled you.’ ” Cleveland’s standpoint, the deni day, la a strong favorite to de­ "Out in Lost homa State last week, hoisted the been anything but a success with ' allowed, had folded. Hogwaah. Bill. hopes for Johnny Powers, who hit Bowie. Md., Feb. 18 (,T» — den that night - and still there the! Schayes is one of those quiet, Houston, Tex., Feb. 18 (81,—The Pete Reiser tinued their balanced attack In forfeljs and teams dropping out x was made to 'bring younger feat the Indiana tonight, with the Angeles,” he Bearcats from third to second In winning their 21st straight at l5'ou know belter than that. Better 29 out of the park with Columbus Ikiwie race track today called last time we looked—is Ned Irish. get-the-Job-done types who pro­ Defeats Old Coach bnsehall players bo the Tribe. final score probably reading 60- last 45 places in the (30,(X)0 Hbuaton said, "they think -Duke Hnider today’s AP poll'•and left Kansas common occurrence. I check the records before making of the International League, j Tiieaday’s card snd the man­ No matter how they put it, or voked a bit of surprise luneng lay­ Classic GoK Tournament went on home. It was .53-33 at the half. Witb Game of the Day No money was involved In the 51. The Bell T ow neri have won Is the best oMtertlelder In base­ State and Cincinnati well ahead of K ansas. wlUch m ust hope some­ Men who bowled In Manchester I any statements like that. i Don Demeter returns for anoth- | agement said It would decide what reasons are given for the af­ men when it was noted he was the line this morning - aa the first ball. They forget Pete Reiser. for years, fellows who lived just j er trial with the Dodgers after a day to day when to open fair, the fact Irish allowed Schayes the new all-Ume scoring champ. New York. Feb. 18 (/P)—Getting: a crack at the sergeant is deal. ' three of their last four outings in 124 players teed off in an 18-)i^e the fleld. body can upset Kansas State and ; The commiasion chairman's sonftthing most Army privates dream about. Gene (Ace) The netvs Jolted Hfgan, who a late drive towards a tourney The Yankees think MieJiey Kansas State (17-1) picked Up 33 then whip the Wildcats - Itself over the boundary lines, were toss-;; views views thatthat timestimes havehave changedchanged are are! 28-homer 28-homer season season with with St. St. Paul. Paul. New York. Feh, 18 i.-Pi—Bobby Feller, former Cleveland pitch­ the sXow'hound oval. lo get out of hi.s clutches must rank It didn't surprise Ned Irish on* qualifying round on a frosty day. Mantle is something new. They ed out completely when the rule; eb,oiutely correct. When the TwiJ The Giants are high on Don Ing ace. will be an announcer on the Mutual Broadcasting System's s were, though, that as the biggest bsskethalt mistake' Armstrong realized the opportunity belatedly last night when has been with the Tribe ^nre berth. . The classic starts Thursday at first place votes to (Cincinnati’s 37, March 8 to gain even a tie for the bit. but he made no comment. He's 1941—longer than any other High-scoring Tom Andersoii and forget Pete Reiser, too.” but pulled In enough sup/port on Big Eight title, had trouble with went Into effect banning non-resi- j league enjoyed its greatest years,' Taussig, wh.o honiered 22 tlme.s ‘•'Game of the Day ' baseball broadca.sls this season, Norman Baer, the hofXra would not run on of his career, I still numb from the tthrie he lost he decisively outpointed the topkick. Charley Joseph of New Memorial Pirk with ISO players, denta. Good'as it is. the Y Bowl-i ([,,ve wasn’t any Little ,-eague. i w-ith the Dalla.s Eagles and expect sports director for the network, said Feller will start his work with player. The big Irlshnwn said Dick Day will open at the for­ the first 85 of whom drew invita- Reiser played eenterlleld for points (based on 10 for first, nine Mlzzoii’s stalling tactics for 10 1 Wedneed^ either. "The fact we haven't won a the kid from his own Indoor play­ Orleans, at St. Nicholas Arena. he had heard rumors bih had th e Dodgers and in 1941 he hit for second, etc. dowp to one for minutes. But It was 43-17 at the ' ing League, and the Rec Bowling j xiumnt I-eague or Intermediate even bigger things from the high a March 29 exhibition game. He General \ Manager Howard leagu'e title can he traced directly j ground. wards for Briatol tonight. Ander­ , tiona without having to go through ly-toiited Willie Kirkland. Kirk The two were in the Army I’m ready for any of the top mid- "no Inkling” he vyas tti be son who Jeored 23 points in the: a qualifying round. Should bad .843 to be the youngest rookie 10th) to edge the Bearcats 980 half. Tlie Jsyhawks may have lost League, could be belter in rallber j baseball programs, many also will .broadcast the season' Pierce said 5he and other offi­ to Schayes," Irish says of the i G erm any in 1953. Joseph, although dleweights. I'm ready and willing." traded. ever to win the batting Gtle, to 971. playmaker Bob Billings for the If these bow'lers were allowed to | same night as Is the rase land Is not included in the 15-man opener April 14 at Washington. 1 cials would Wet again this Knickerbockers. two years younger than Arm- previous Manchester tilt, haa | weather make it Impoaaible fop the group which produced the 37 5 Fuller Setting Matchmaker Teddy Brenner said chalked up 341 tallies In 171 qualifying round to Hb completed He tM Johnny Mize in doubles, Holds Ii^de season, however. He aggravated a continue. j now. a decade ago the baseball Feller will work with John Mac- I morning to decide alioiit Wed- Dolph now is 6-8,' weighs 220 ’ Mrs. Porter Tops atrong. already was a successful he hopes to match Amiatrong next led the league in triples, runs State, idle night, holds the back Injury In the first half. * * * I fans went to the only game on the I grand total, since he spent the lean and Gene Elston. In the I nesrlay’s card. \ and is a rugged bundle of shoul-; games and the sharpahooting | today It will run over Into tomor­ 1957 season in Tncle Sam's uni- pro and a sergeant-coach. Gene with Neal Rivers of l-as Vegas and row-. scored and total bases. Inside lane in/the run for the Big We Five Men The town dldn t lose money on; calendar the Twl League. I h.sve | early games. Feller will do the col- ; There was stllY too much ders, big steps and outside shoot­ still was an amateur and a private. senior tops all CCIL scorers with I form. He '.vas a minor-league sen- Hot Pill Pace Women Qualifiers N iagara Falls, N. Y, Montreal Fan^ a fine 19.7 average. All but five of thb 124 players In He also, as Bill Heins writes Eight Confertnee title while Cin­ Bradley, using only flve men. these out-of-towners -The basket- knowing Just what the I or work between innings but he j weather to fight, -and Track ing —old-fashioned shooting, two- . Their pro paths crossed for the “Arm.strong is ready to take on in True, ted America in crash­ ball players were members of the jp^f-tator interest would be should !f satlon in 19.56. with 37 homer.s and I gradually tvill work Into the play- ! Supt. Marty MeyerW-asn’t do­ handed and both feet on the floor. Tallied over 100 Points > the qualifying round are proa. No cinnati lo<^ like a shoo-in. for the checked Oklahoma State with 14 i 12() RBI s at snd, the first time in the telecast 10-round­ any of the leading middleweighta." more than four amateurs will be ing into the ccnterflcid wall on Missouri/Valley championship. The points in. the second half while Rec, aa were the baseball and soft- g league be organized this summer. I I by-play schedule. | ing anything about thK two-foot Rig Part of Scoring Pay ton* Beach, Fla., Feb. 18 W er at St. Nick's. And the ex-,private said Brenner. "I only wish 1 could Are Frowning, Tall Paul Castolene. author of last-ditch tries for a fly—the ball players and the bowlers. j True, the armed-forces are snap-1I previous year, belted 40 home- In Y League blanket of snow that laY on the The outside shot is a big part of —Defending (Champion Barbara allowed to qualify and they must be ! Big Eight and Mo-Valley winners reversing a .V4-.52 seabsck at Still­ I runs and drove home 116 mate.s The former pitcher will keep up ; msde it a big occasion. afford to bring in a Gene Fullmer 177 markeri. will jump center and among the low 45 ' to do so. The' kind the Yankees complain m eet/M arch 14 a t Law’rence, Kan., water. Okla. The Cowboys, beaten ()UOte the Rec Commission; "We pihg up many fine baseball play- j strip. 1 Dolph's scoring. He uses it to i Romack Porter of Sacramento, j impressive Tom Kelley and vet-1 I with Sioux City of the Western with his insurance business on a 1 “I am going to leave It iVp the 'Ciallf.. heads a field of leading The rangy, 26-year-old boxer or a Spider Webb." amateurs are from Texas* .Mantle' doesn’t go for enough. in Uie second round of the NCAA 71-59 at Cincinnati Saturday, ar* not in favor of spending the ers who finish high school or col- | High individual average honorj part time basis. He also will work 1 j keep the pressure off his primary from Elizabeth, N. J., unbeaten aa A rm strong weighed l.’vS'j, Jo ­ Stars P ressed I eran Dick DeFilippo will handle | Seven times Reiser crashed in­ townspeople s money for acUvUie.s lege but there are still a num ber .■ League. in the Y Wednesday Night Bowling track aa long as possible, ; women amateur golfers In-quallfy- Top Ranked Pros Tournament. scored only six points in the last Rounding out the homer-hitting with the Cleveland club's scouts. 1 Job—getting underneath and dig- a pro, chalked up his Mlh straight seph 156. It was an evgn money j backcourt duties. Four of the Bell : While the qualifying round is be to oiitflcid walls and flve times nine minutes, in which npn-residrnts would bene- ^ interested in playing. Perhaps I League appear to be headed the er explained. "So long as t|t* I ging for rebounds. j ing play today for the 29th annual It looks like poor seeding, but gtoup of outfielders, are two South Atlantic Amateur Golf victory. It was the moat important fight in the betting. Montreal. Feb. 18 — The 1 Town starters have tallied over j i„g played at Memorial, a field of he endni up an unconscious Ssn Francisco led by only three fit." j there are enough for a foUr-leam | way of CTlayton (Jazzi Fuller. Ac­ snow Is there. It Is keeping "I throw it up from the outside I the NCAA esn't do anything about ! Philadelphia rookies - Fred Van- track underneath from freez-/' ; Championship. win in 2 >-4 years of fighting for A slim crowd of only about 750- Montreal fans, whose Canadiens 100 points this winter, w ith D a y ; 320 players, including top ranked heap on the playing fleld. It. The pairing was a(itomattc iin- at the half, but Gene Brown broks How about the manv hours of league, although a limited number 1 cording to statistics, released by and I'm taking a man with me," (140) and Kelley (118) Joining pros, will compete in the »5,000 Pro- In 10 years of major league ‘ Dusen. 2.5 with High Point- Larry Bales, the efficient secre- Ing. I Mrs. Porter will be after her cash. , braved the freezing cold to watch have virtually sewn up the Na­ def a rotation system involving it up with three- quick fleld goals entertainment the basketball and 1 of outsiders, as was the case for I Thomasville: and Chuck Essegian. Sprinwfield Guard he says. "This helps open it up Joseph, 24., who is ranked as-lhe the fight "live ". The bout was tele­ Anderson and Caatolene in the.j Sponsors Tournament at Pine For- baseball, he was carried olT the baseball games offered to the Man-j years, would really go a Iqnf way tarv of the circuit. Fuller is sport­ "When I am sure we are go­ ; fourth triumph in this tournament. tional Hockey .League title, aye the Big Eight. Mo-Valley and after the intermission and the .' 20 with .Schenectady. kunder the basket. The man on me , having won in 1952 and 1953 as well No. 0 middleweight contender in cast locally and over a regional frowning a hit today. select group. | est and Golfcresl Country Clubs; fleld 11 times. Nine times he Dons went on for their 16th .con­ Chester residents ^ : m making a success or failure of ing a 123 26 average in 36 game.s. i On KCAC Quiiilel ing to open the next day. then ' knmv.s I II go oiil.nde If he doesn't woke up In the i’lubhous«'"or In- Southw est' Conferences In the Though the National I>eagu(> He rolls with the E * -S Gage | I am going lo work getting rid as laat year. Ring magazine's rankings, suf­ network. Their favorites, Dickie Moore Manchester was out froqt, 6-5, pro will team wlth,^ree apon- secutive victory. They hit 50 per Hamilton Standard and Pratt Sc such a loop . scarcely could hope < to come up stick with me I get him on the hnspltals.' Midwest Regional. entry. Rinnenip is Mailman Joe: of it." Others competing include Marge fered his eighth loss. He has won and Henrv (Pocket Rocket) Rich .pr the ojiening eight mjnutes of aor* of their repreaqntallvea in the Once-beaten' West Virginia, cent of their shots. Whitney, two area plants with with another crop of freshman move and then work a pick and go Burns, Greensboro, N. C : Mr*. Pistol Pete, as he w m called, Twaronite of Correnti s Insuratice ■New 5'orU. Feb. IS ij* Spring- But the major problem con­ 41 including decisions o v rr such ard the NHL scoring leaders, now the first game but the Rama left 18-hole beat ball evelttr j knocked off the top spot by Kan­ Michigan State (12th), Ken­ hundreds of employes from Man­ In a letter to Marlin, the com- pitchers such as the greiip which inside alone." Maurice Glick. Baltimore: .ludy stars as Spider Webb and Willie are being pressed from three aides the court at intermission nursing 1 Despite a cold drizzle yesterday now Is the m anager of the tucky (13th) and Misalssippl State chester, were always *a credit to mi.sslon explained its meeting with with a 119 3 average. ' field guard Gordon MrCiilloiigh fronting Bow ie offtclals was the Pro Basketball sas State in last week's poll, slip­ blossomed into stardom'la,«t year InacceSsabllitv of highways and Another factor is hi.s strength. Bell, Wichita^ Kan.; Mrs. Philip V aughn. in the league's scoring race, of­ a 21-16 lead. After holding a 38-30 [Uiany of the tournament’s leading Dodgers’ Class D ftokomo, Ind., (ISth) were the only other mhm- leagues In our Cllv of Village Mahoney and said "Our philosophy Rounding out the Big 10 are as a- cl Tufts forward Bert Meiinch to­ He lead.s'.thc league in three-point Cudone, West Caldwell, N J., and ped to third in today's rankings, the prospects are highly encourag­ follows Tonv .'^alvatcii e. 116.29, secondary roads leading to this A fast start fo t Armstrong and ficial statistlc.s released today advantage at the three-quarter I ^®'V^*0.ders were at Memorial lim- farm team. /' bers of the top 20 to play last Charm. Nearby Roi-kville was a ' is to attract as many people as ing However, it isn t often tha; day were named to the wee’aly play."! (a ha.skel and a foul shot as Dale Fleming, Titlsa, Okla. a slugglah first half by Joseph Eastern Division show. mark. Vega’s cliarges ouLscored I up. Some went the full 18 Reiser, many" Brooklyn fans but won its 21st la/it night in a night and all won. possible into our actK'ilies regard­ Green Barbers: Andy I^mniireaux. j track. located some 15 miles 98-66 decision over Detroit. natural rival in baseball and the the likes of Danny McDevitt, Don E.C.A.C. small college basketball northeast of W ashington. D. G. proved the difference in the spirit­ W. L. Pet. G.B. Andy Bathgate of the New York the Silk Towners 20-12 in the final j 7,200-yard, par 72 feel, was thr/hu»t word In cen- . , J , . Michigan Slate retained Ita Big Hill Billlea, usually short on man­ less of the. caliber of participation. Drysdale, Dick Dr.ott, .luan P.zar- 1 1.5 32. Don Willis: A rt Johnson. I ed contest. .. .41 18 .695 Rangers, Bronco Horwath of the terflelders. ' Vow, because of Kanaas. ranked No. 4. moved, q-pp Conference lead by defeating It IS no} our intent to promote 11.5 26, Manchester Motor .‘sales; ^team. Boston ...... period to account for their 16-; course. ... _ ,,, within 14 games of Kansas Stated ...... power and talent, always made up ro. Curt Barclay, Mike McCor- Judge Leo Bimbaum gave Arm- ...3 5 25 .583 6’i Boston Bruins and Detrolt'a Gordie ^int bulge. Anderson sparked; Joe Conrad and Johnny Pott will Stengel’s crack at Mantle, he Michigan 9-89 on the corner set for It w!llh sound baseball During . semi-piofessional athletics as some Sanford Dick Farrell rirarlie %’ainck. 11.5.8. (7orrenli'.s; I MoCMlough, a senior'reserve. Syracuse .... in the Big Eight as Wilt I slrong the first five rounds and Philadelphia . . .'.29 28 .509 11 Howe each collected four points Bristol's fourth quarter surge ”'K' looks IIKe their last word In Cham-1 shots of Bob Anderegg, who baseball, softball and baskethall people feel we should I>ar;y Bates. 1 14 43 Don M illi“: ! came off the bench to score 21 Last Night’s Fights berlaln scored 34 in an 84-69 vic­ Don Cardwell, Selh Mmehead, Von Biindi Tana, 114 25. E & S Gage; wound up with a 6-3-1 margin for New 5'ork .. . . .30 30 ..500 l l ' i last week while the Canadien.s duo with 10 markers. ’ “x.*- scored 21 of his 25 points in the fans. loo. from area towns did not I'll admit that I haven't been! .McDaniel, Lloyd .Merritt and Bill>’ points against Tufts and lead the MASONRY WALLS Ace. The other two officials each got only three between them. „ ^ J I Snead and Higgins will not be able *’***^21—— — — — — — tory over Missouri. The Jayhswks deciding second half. * close to the sen Philiidelphla vs. Boston st Syra­ 17 of 22 field goal attem p ts as the- State to Table of action since Jan. 28 with an In­ Conference Igad by defeating Todav's program was canceled different." cuse. BearcatX\sank better than 50 per esterday (eariirra Hniiora "Tkis one was a pleasure,” said New York at Syracuae. jury, dropped from a fourth place Stanford 67-59 UCLA blew a 1.5- tie to sixth w-lth 50 points. cent (39-of 77)1 as a unit. Mur­ polnt bulge, but beat Washington N ext W eek A two-foot blanket of snow- cov- i ApnstrOng. "Beating him means Detroit at Minneapolis. rell. No. 8 scorer nationally, fin­ for Campinfi Sites]'era the track. New 5’oik, k eh 18 cVi Joe In Fine Whiskeu Goalie Jacques Plante of Mont­ By 3O9 Johr^ston Declares 69-62. Tebo. the first Brown hasketbal] ished with 30 points. He scored I General Manager Howard Pierre real still leads the league's net- Art Musselman scored 27 point* player ever to score 1,200 point.s. minders with a 2.11- goals-per- 19 In the first half to O scar's 20. as The Citadel gained a second ' said he and other off'-ials would Philadelphia (NBA) ~r- A t S()(f ‘^necked, balding gentleman spent Robertson switched , from for­ Hartford, Feb. 18 ;J*i--Resena-, meet on a day-to-day basts to de­ today was named to the weekly game average. piece Ue with idle George Wash­ Bavlor Holds Fast E.C.A.C major college basketball The scoring leaders:. their youth Is burned out like a four seasons as a Phillle farm ward lo'guard when Drake jammed ington in' the Southern Conference tiona for long-term camping in cide when to open the track which Btate p a rk s 'w ill he accepted be- team. Tebo. a 5-10 .senior from FLEISCHMANN^ NOW you can stop G A Pta gutted warehouse. All the airport pitcher—then cne July day, his the middle in the second half but j has been closed since some 4..500 (behind West Virginiai on an 88- As Point Producer fans were stranded there after .Sat- . Grafton, .Mas.s.. .si oied point.*! 1. Moore, M ontreal . . 30 37 ' 67 terminals begin to look alike, the shoulder aching, he packed his bags teamed with .66-10 Connie Dierk- 54 decision over Virginia Military. ■Inning next r Thursday until March water irdin mining 3 a.m. hamburgers taste stale, the and left baseball forever. Ing to snare 35 of Cincinnati's .55 8, S tate Park and Forest Director; I urday’s piOKiain. | hi two- contests last week lo push 2. Richard. M ontreal 24 41 65 William Sc Mary hit 50 per cent New York. Feb. 18 i2Pi Cincin­ j • The major problem ronfronling i him ovei the 1.200 mark. Tebo was 3. B athgate. N. Y. . . 22 34 56 dawn homecomings become a bur-' "I only went into baseball be­ rebounds. Drake managed only 29. from the fleld and walloped Fqr- Donald Mathews has announced 'i yonr masonry walls den, the 72. games seem Intermin­ cause I had to,” aaid Nell. "I Oacar now haa scored 706 points Mathews aaid yesterd.ay th.it j nati's Oscar Robertson and Kan­ Bowie offirials wa.s the inai . ess-1 selected along with guard Frank 4. Horvatli. Boston .. 23 31 54 'man 87-46. sas' Will Chamberlain failed to IS THE BEY MENS GJidYS SHOP 1 5. Howe, D etroit . . . . 25 26 51 able... You can't fast break in a couldn’t afford to play college bas­ m.ail orders will be accepted during | ability of higliwavs and secondary 1 Rojek of Carvisius. forwards Dick and at the same wheel chair. '■ • make much of a dent in Elgin Bay­ roaU.s leading to this track, lo-' Csencstiz of Penn and Jack Kelly m MS MAW ST;. 6. Geoffrion. M ontreal 27 23 50 ketball. I lettered at Ohio State the period, 'but there have been aev- • lor s major college basketball scor­ time add benaty. mvHtmmm, com. 7. Bueyk. Boston . . . . 17 29 46 rated some 15 miles northwest of itof Villanova and Center Jon Cince- Probably no trade, iiulesa it be two years but I v.. j juat peraping aral changes. ' ing lead la-sl night, but for the Washlngton, D. C. I box of Syracuse. 8. Pelvecchlo, D etroit 15 31 46 boxing or TV come^, can be along. Football players lived good, Jewel’s Reward Top Favorite First, the long-term camping i.s first t^me in six weeks all 10 of 9. Stasiuk, Boston . . 1 9 26 45 crueler than pro baakstball. Lsn-. but I was hungry." defined aa 14 days instead of 10 the nation's top scorers are aver­ 10. Henry, New York 26 /1 7 43 nie Rotonbluth, the North Caro­ The Phils came along.,with a days. MID-WINTER VALUES 11. Belllveau, M ontreal 17 26 43 aging 25 points a game. lina star, was half-joking ‘ about small bonus (under 84.0M) in the In Seven Furlong Prep Race The required deposit is therefore Whll^ Baylor, averaging 34.4 for how much he playa ^ th the'Phila­ spring of 1948 an4 it put Neil out $10.50 at the rate of 75 cents a Seattle, was idle, Robertson scored delphia‘Warriors as a rookie) "I’m' of school and Into the minors for day. 43 against D rake for a 706 total in In Men's Wear j playing five minutes a game now. three years. ' Hvad Wins Again, Miami, Ela„ Feb. 18 (A5—Jewel'si.Ohance Farm's Fleet Nymph to * Connecticut residents may still 21 games and a 33,6 average—a .4 _ 1 1 1 • a g sy I Maybe r il make it 10 next year.” Requested Tryout apply for the season from May to rise. Chamberlain canned ■ 34 E.H.P/ Water and damp­ Reward, last year’s champion 2- length and w half victory, lii tb* X icacls a e rie s 14-7 i Most college celebrities must Then in 1951 Johnston w rote a year-old. m akes bi* firzi- s ta rt of Oct.'l2, hut all ovit-of-state resi-| against Missouri and gained a 10^ survive years of National Basket­ letter to Ekldle "o ttlleb of the third race for a $4 pa.v6ff and won IN YOUR HOME? ness can ruin the the winter today as odds-on choice the sixth on Maine Chance’s Lady dents are limited to a period of 14 | of . a p«int for s 31,4 -average on Boston, Feb. 18 Lfew Hoad, ball Assn, schooling — then, com­ Warriors requesting a tryout and to take the'seven furlong prep race days.'They may apply from April j 534 points in .17 games. ( masonry oi y6ur pared to other Sports, their star was aurpriXed to .Ind himself play­ FanUsy ($7.60) by a ha)f length. ' gaining momentum in his cam- In a tuneup for the March 1 Fla­ , Stamped aa Favorite 1 through April 14. ' Bailey Howell of Mis.ai8SippD »» , Hous. aowta QUICKSEAl SPORT COATS j paign to unseat world professional seasons are ruthlessly brief. ing 68 pro basketball jumes that mingo Stakes. Mathews said campers must oh- state slipped a bit with 25 points , home in less than "It’s the travel that gets you,” winter. He arrived at ba.seball In both races, Bill Hartack. last Uennls champion Pancho Gonzales, Jewel’s Reward, winner of a rec­ year’s leading rider with 341 win­ serve the rule that a reserved lot 1 against Georgia, but retained GIVES A FINISH a year's time! Nell Johnston; who knows, was COAT IN BkatlANT ; has cro-ssed the psychological bar- aprlng training late and found even ord $349,642 last year, packs 126 ners, finished second. HarUck will must be occupied by some of the j fourth place w'ith s 26.8 average, • Reg. 129.98 and $32.50. ; Her jaccording to Promoter Jack saying. "The irregular meals, the with his 6-8 body, propelling the adult camping party at least four 1 Kelly Coleman of Kentucky COLORS playing without enough sleep, the pounds in the $7,500 Escambia ride Calumet Farm’s Tim Tam in Come in and get ' Kramer. ball he didn't have e~ough speed Purse. He will have the riding the Elamlngo. Tim Tam triumphed nlghU each week during the sea-1 Wesleyan Jumped from 11th to Kramer, maintains that once one hectic pace. The game takes more to'sunder a wet napkin. in Saturday’! Everglades Stakes to •on at Hammonasset “ Beach and ■ seventh with 41 points against pictoiially NOW $24.98 out of you, too." services of Manuel Ycaza, a Pana­ i o f the com petitors . in the 100- That was the year Johnston gave manian who has starred fit Mex­ stamp him «s one of the favorites Rocky Neck State Parks. The an­ Centre for-a 25 .5 average. 'Archie match tour get.s more than a aix- Baseball Pleasant It. up and his concentration on bas­ ican tracks and is second only to in the richer Flamingo. nual drawing on lot reservations Dees, scoring only 19 for Indiana, decribed ^match advantage, the other is in CXuhpared to the NBA grind, ketball gave the-NBA Its top scor­ Willie Shoemaker on the California Hartack won both ends pf the Will be held March 4. dropped out of the top 10. literature Reg. $37.50.$39.98. ’’ trouble. basebiCll Is a pleasqnt sum m er re­ er for the next three'seAsone. circuit. daily double yesterday to run h|s Drake’s Red Murrell, scoring 30 The ' ' Austi alian courlmasler sort for the aged. Such museum His choice of games has cut his Ycaza came to Hialeah Park yes­ score to 40 victories in 27 days at In hla battle with Robertson, was /^HOWTOpSiri NOW $29.98 made it five straight victories and -pieces as Ted Williams (39), Stan longevity. Aa a pitoher, .working terday to give Jewel’s Reward a Hialeah meeting. He has finished Hockev at a Glance the onl.v other leader to play. He I Increased his overall lead to 14-7 Musial (37). barren Spahn (36) every four days, travellm: on base- workout and will return to pjlot the in the money 81 timea in 156 a t­ rem ained No. 8. with a 25.4 aver­ laat night at the Garden by beal- and Bnoii Slaughter (42) are still bail’s jnore leisurely pattern, he Maine Chance Farm colt In the tem pts. Monday’s Result* age. , ftig Gonzales 10-8, 6-1. spry and richly paid. The NBA i calculated he coul^ have performed Flamingo. No Games Scheduled in Any "Once a player gels more than until his Social Security paid off. 4 ’------^ - ■ ■■ • ONE ODD LOT CLbSEOrT!—Gov. ,Stablea’.s Nasco, a; full brother to while Upton’s All-S5tars and C^iat- Only Ficischmann’s has more Proof—90 Proof aacompared Harriman today • nominated JuUua the most awesome service in ten­ heavyweight boxing champion ter 30 you’re oply good as a spot Bold Ruler, under 114 pounds with terbox Restaurant meet in the 8:15 ALLEYS with all other leading blends. I'hey are only 86 Proof. BUILDING MATERIALS Helfand.of Brooklyn to a new. nightcap. ' ■ nis. Gene Tunney is at New England player. The lega can’t tjiks the Ted Atkinson, and Blkcam Stable’s m s Fleischmann’s.90 Proof means more flavor—more enjoyment three-year term as chairman of Hubcap.' speedy Florida-bred who SUEDE JACKETS MEN'S SUITS Baptist Hospital for treatment Of pace.” — morjf satisfaction. And-Fleischmann's surprising mild- LUMBER FUEL the State Athletic Comralsston. is asked to carry 112 pounds, with- AVAIUN.E EVERY M l J-9J08 ■Providence, R. I., Feb.' 18 (Jf)— a st&mach disorder. Dr. Russell Johnston is soricthing of an ex­ ' ness and exceptional smoothness t.ell you that you re getting ' Bcf.iftJ.tS and $29.95 (Hiico Vejar, the veteran Stam - Helfand U paid $16,900 a year as Sammy Boulmetis lip. There will be Reg. $SS— NOW J , 9 S Boles of the Lahey Clinic said the pert on bsseball. basketball and Scholgfitic Basketball NieHT— Ml V-8100 the highest quality in every bottle.. That’s why Fleischmann s 336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-5253 ,fbrd, Conn... boxer last nighi reg­ head of the three-member commls- only win and place betting. 60-year-old Tunney has been under th;e ravages T^*tirae, This goose- Rockville' at Simsbury (Post­ offers jou so much more than any whiskey in America. istered a unanimous 10-round deci­ observation about two weeks. Dr. Moi)i> which auperylfea bcuUng and .Ycaza i:aye Jewel's’Reward a poned lo Feb. 21. (( Open Daily 7 A;M. to 5 P^M., IncludiRig WcdneadiBY. NOW $19.98 sion oyer Bpboy Dalton of Chicago. Boles said Tunney's illness is not wreatUng In New YorK'.Btate. Hla workout yesterday,'going thejhree MURPHY’S ALLEYS EXPERT EL'e CTRICAL WORK Reg. $M,-NOW $ ^ ^ .9 8 Vejar weighed. 1594 to. Dalton/a, serious and so far as c4n be de­ New York — Gena (A<4) Arm­ present three-year term , eiiplred fnrlon$s in :34 and eaajng out ttfb John Hay Whitney/ U.S. am­ BLENDED WHISKEY - 90 PROOF <. 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Afternoon anil .Satanlay Until Nooii Jgn. 1. The governor sent Hel­ OBAT and BUCK 156. Veter's next bout v^I] be/ a termined'there it no malignancy. strong. I58t4i Elizabeth, N. J., out­ half In ;47 handily. The Jockey bassador jto England, (wa* a mem­ m \ MAIN STREET FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION. NEW YORK CFTY March 4. data at Hollywood with No surgery ji contemplated, /the pointed Charity Joseph, 166, New fand’* name to the Banata for loat no time finding .the Hialeah ber of the Yale freshman heavy­ Orleani, li). eonftnnation. ' , f . / ' iHnner’a circle. He rode Maine weight crew In 1923, ; Art Aragon. physician said. ^ ' ( ■ A| • ' ^ • 7 .

I ' ■. .1 . ■ ■ t 1 ■■ r.. ■/ f- J, I. ■' 1.1 •• ,r. V ,*-■*. V • - - . . ’y . ’ FACE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERaTI), MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1968 i l L , , , '-w. ■: MANCHESTER EVEIflNO HERAUDf MANCHES^lti CONN., TUESpAY, PEBRUXr Y 18, 1988 ^ .1. /. • ■' PAGE T H IR T Y Auto Accessorietf—Tires 6 EouMfiold Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Apartments—Flat*— UooMS tor Sftlt U(BU«s For Salt 72 Wanteil—Real Eatate 77 Offered 1S.A > Tenements 6S (MX) $16,900 - NEW BH room Mrg. M ah^ Helps TWO SPUPER Cushion Goodyear (XV) ItlttA HEIOHTS; Bolton; UBTIWQS WANTOD atnr ty ^ ^ G O P C hiefs Board Decide Tonight ranch. BuUt-ln *tove and bveB<, Magnificent new ranch, Georgia Education Budget .Classified Suburbanite snow tires and rims, FURNITURE repairing and reftn- MODBRNLY.designed.for etfort- nmpliacs. full basement. Nfar ^o-famUy houses. Msmber at Probe Firing of 760x18, mounted. Tel. Ml 0-8567. lesa living In Rockville. Excellent, marWo fireplace, tiuilt in.oven and ishing; antiques i;estpred. Furni­ I n e r t ia gavs ATW0‘BuCK6ipr andekpicteo B ut’ wmen sne'e ontne qiceis/in'g end op. Verplonck School. R. F. Dimock Howard R. Haatiags. Real­ ture Repair Service, Talcottville. quiet residential section. Spacious * Co., Realtors, AO B-SStS, Joseph BtoVd, two ear garage. See a i ^ tor, AO 9-1107 (uiy time. On Property Devaluatiorie Advertisement Ml 8-7449. ■ AN ACUNOWiEOaeMENT t>DU .THE ONE WE SAVEiNigTlA few. Ociuntry living with city con­ 9-5240,' Joaeph Aahford, Ml* duplex hpueei in Mancheeter or A local teacher is one of a 7- TNE NERVE OP NfRfNOT TANtiTfASV'VbU S .dock, i n 8-6472. . vicinity. Schwartz Real EaUte. St. p rf^ rty ; la eicpected to high with the judgement DEPT. HOURS MOBILEHOMES — Furniture tok­ Buildim—Contracting 14 1 NOTE fOQOUe w h en h e r 0A»/ WAE eOSN,' veniences. 20 minutes from Hart-, 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 member coinmitte* named by the While temperatures shrank''to en as down payment on mobile- D/EN A PHONE CA ~ ONLV SENT iTOUTiywO^ ford via parkway: Latest appli­ or Robert AEurdock, AO 8-6472. ^11 LoUla Arruda, AO 8-6464, of Connecticut E.d u c a 11 o n Aeon. S l a s h N o w HgM tonight’s Bqiird of Directors The Board’sI’s approvalai o( Um new 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. BIDWELL Hoine Improvement Co. THATS THE LAST RAESENT1V1H9T JN E NiD'i ALMOST OL'P SNOUGHy MANCHESTER—Custom brick and (Jfl. 2-2865. below aero last night, the Board figures was orlg^ixily souglit a t a homes. Excellent lots available at ^■PReseNT* ’.POR sc h o o l kIOW,' ances, individual heat control and frame six room ranch, two flrih (CEA) to InvestigaU the recent "meeting In the Municipal Building. Mansfield. Jensen's. Inc. (always Alteratlpnl, additions garages. Time ru. ever television antennae. Laundromat, MAN(JHESTER — Six roome, full firing of Charlea H; MInnich, su­ of Eklucatlon kepi warm by dis- Court Gases (Continued from Pago One)/"^ meeting two weeks ago. H4nr«ver, Re-sidlng speclalUts. Easy budg- GIVE HER A places, large recrsatloa room, i^S-9 APARTMENT houses in Man^ The meeting will open at 8 o'clock. the matter had not been a sebed- COPY CLOSING TIME reliable) 64 Park Road, West. dispoaall, ventilating fan. Seven only 117,900. Carlton W, Hutchins; basement, oil heat, tile bath, com­ perintendent of Avon school!. ctUMing a "hot” - topic—the pro­ Hartford, AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. et terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR PRESENT.' bination windows and- doors. City Chester, in any condition. Needed Proposed changes would drop uied item on the agenda, and there FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. minutes to Crystal Lidie Ballroom. AH 9-8182,______■ - for a client. Schwartz Real EaUte. Atrs. Remlce Maher, teacher, at A charge of uaing a motor vehi­ far taken cannot be cohsidered valuations on land and property of Monday through Baturday, 9 to 5. -5-9109. Two minutes walk to beautiful ntiUties. Excellent condition. Oa­ Barnard Junior High School, woa posed budget for 1938-69. -The total “pump-priming,” Knpvfland told was objection to the Board’* act­ rage. Ameslte drive. 80 days occu­ CH 2-2865. cle without the owner’s permls*) 15 Broad St. ownero from $356,597 ing without i^rlor notice having MON. THRU FRI. Monday, Wednesday, TTiursday ALL TYPES of carpentry work Hsnry Park With Its nsw pool and ACANCHE8TER— New seven room appointed by the association to in­ coat of running Mancheeter’s pub­ siqn brought against Arnold . B. reporters, because >Mey are "con­ evening. other sports and memorial tower ranch, many extras. Call Builder* pancy. Priced at oi^ 812,600, terview the people involved and ad- structive in na^r6 and will bring to $210,204^ a loss to the grand list been given the public. 10:30 A.M. done, alterations, dormers, roof­ CSiaries Lesperance, .AO 0-7620. ACTTION! ACTION! action! Build­ lic school systeui next year may Cordner, 30, of 162 Chestnut 8t„ of $146,393, ing, porchea, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. which views New Hampehire on a Owner, An 8-6821. ing lota and homes. Cash buyers, vlae the association on a.courM of run to $3,268,005. This would be was dismis^ by Deputy Judge a bene'fleal chain reaction." In another matter tonight, the clear day. Excellent shopping, action. Proposi^lo set a tax reduction One other change would reduce Board 341111 he askec. to begin giv­ SATURDAY 9 A.M. (V) BUILDERS special-built for ^ ) REDUCED TO $14,600. Six ^m ediately. Harvey Adelberg, an increase of $892,576. Julee Karp in a special session of the' valuation of Manchester Her­ Auto DnvuiR School. 7-A GENERAL repairing and remodel­ churches. Exclusive. Adults 8100. room Cape, six finished ooma. CH 7-8169 any time. " Mtnnich waa fired Jan. 7 by the Town Court yesterday afternoon. in motlofi, Knowland said, would ing consideration to th* question ing. Specializing. In building of MI 0-4824. TR 5-5776. himself. New living room with Avon Board of Education. No 'ea- However, an increaae In the esti­ be upx^lae at this itme "because of ald pr^jsrty south of the Park St.' of how much salary should be p4tid rOVR COOPERATION WILL MANCHESTER Driving Academy, built-in boOkshelvea, flnlstaed rec* Completed game room in base­ Cordqer waa arrested on Feb. 9 bridge By $3,083, fron> $8,619 to garages and shell houses of all WANTED — Two-famlly one-half ■on was given at the time. Then mated Income will . .re t ie net in­ by Patrolman Robert Lannan and heavy government obligations and to the town clerk, who goea on the ' BE APPRECIATED licensed by State of Conn, and THREE ROOM heated apartment restlon room with fireplace and ment, deUchod garage. Ideal lo­ cash buyer, Cali Carlton W, $5Ji36. \ types. MI 3-0731. paneled den. Huge kitchen, dining cation near transportation and MInnich demanded a public hear­ crease down to $32 ,235, Where charged with taking a car belong; le importance of not increasing town’s payroll Nov.' 1. Motor Vehicle department. Can on Route 88’between Rockville and Hutchins, MI 9*5132 soon as pos­ ing, and threatened to sue for the this year the Board j-ecelved an greatly our national debt." Town Assessor P. Joseph Mur­ *1110 town clerk now pays him­ fulfill all driver educational needs, ALL TYPES of repairs and new Manchester, RocUville TTt 6-1295. area. Twice aa many cabinets as ■hopping center. R. F. Dimock ft sible. Ing to Leo F. Ridolfl of 25 Atm phy has att4Mted to the fairness Dial Ml 3-2711 usual. Two ceramic tile baths. For Co., Realtors MI 9-5245, Joseph money still owed to him under the income of $820,150, it is estimated St. from the rear of the Oak^rill Knowland 'said the conferees self out of fees received by hia of­ from 16 to 60 Standard shift, push construction. Williiim Kanehl, con­ terms of his contract. Pressure that $89i2,491 will be received next agreed that there is a general feel- of the new liquation figures. They fice. However, a new special act, button, fluid drive and automatic. tractor and builder. Call MI 3-7773. THREE ROOM basement apart­ further Information or Mpoint* Ashford, Au 0-6818, Barbara He was arrested at his''^ home wer4 arrived at after the projftrty Serving Manchester, Rockville, ment, partially furnished, has ment to sed call the R. F. Dlmock ' Woods, AH 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ from PTA and other organizations year. where he had driven the car. Ri­ of confidence among business­ effective Nov. 1, puts him cq> a ______Legal NotIcM was brought to bear on the Board. The net budget- suggested for men and consumers that will help owners tooJc an appeal from' the town-paJd salary baaia and re­ (Coventry, Bolton, Andover and toilet but nO baUi. An 8-0068. ft Co., Resitors, An 9-8245, Joseph dock, A04-6472. dolfl had reportedpolice that valuations plab^ on their property Vernon. Call Mr. MiClette, PI Aluminom Storhis and Ashford, An B-6S18, Barbara ^ STA-rE or TONNECTKniT. Dlirtrlet A public hearing was held last next year is reached by subtract­ his car was stole: to bring about an improved situa­ quires the Directors to set the sal­ Lost and Pound SIX koOM duplex, garage, on bus (IV) OFF PORTER STREET — or A iidovrr, I*rob«l<« C oim , Town of Week when 39 charges were tion later in the year. in the 1956 revaluation. ary. «-7249. Screens 14>A Woods, An 9-7702 or Robort Mur* Andover. FebruRiy 8, 1968. ing the estimated total incofiie of In court yesterday, Atty. Har­ line, adult faipfly preferred. Write deck. An 8-6472. Tidy Cape Cod. Comer lot, ames' PreMPnt lion. (Carles H. NIchoUon, brought against him. Following the 1892.491 from the estimated total old W. Oarrity, defense counsel, Town Counsel (paries N. Crock­ The Directors will also consider LOST — Motorola model 6x32E MORTLOCK’S Driving School — COMPLETE price range of alum­ Box K, Herald. ite drive. $14,750. Thle ir. ar. ex­ £Aq., Judcpi Ueting of the charges and his re­ expenditures, $3,288,005. The' an­ pointed out that Cordner’s own Advice to Newlyweds ett is seeking the'vDIrectors’ ap­ an ordinance that would clarify transitor radio (serial number (Vn> AtANCHE8TER-81«.B00 Caps cellent buy in a beautiful location. On motiontlon of Saul- Blum. Adminlatra- plies__ to ...... them, the...... Board unani- proval of the lower Hgures so that Licensed by State of Conn. Author­ inum windows, doors, awnings, TWO ROOM fumlahed, heated, swer is $2,376,514 for the net budg­ car and thd Ridolfl vehicle were the greneral manager’a auth4>rlty In 033243) in vicinity of Marlow's. ized by Dept, of Motor Vehicles' jalousies. For free estimate call four down, two unftnlgKed up. Nice R. F. Dimock (Jo., Realtors, All o7corttmWa*^"n*Mi§'lMin'i^t®do«ai5?t^° upheld’ its decleTon to fire et. This compares to the present the same model, same color and New Haven, Feb. 18 (iPi — Mr. he can enter into a nipulation. for granting retirement deferrals to Subaiantial reward for informa­ "Hmhitif utllltiee, business block, adults, condition. Near schools, transpor­ 9-S24S or Joseph Aehford AH 'Tw%(a ^ .gaIWMhim. a court judgement ^th the at- for driver education. Including us now. Home Specialities Co. MI free parking, telephone Mr. Keith, This Court doili .drcrrii : that''■tx budget of $2,066,279. had been parked next to each oth­ and Mrs. Nathan Schnltm-’'. • -> town employes, the appointment of tion. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main. classroom teaching for 16 years 3-2856. AMR/LVVCfAALa tation and shopping center. Im* 9-6SU, Barbara Wooda, AT 9-7702, monlh* bo allowed, and Mnitlod for Kie Others on the (JEA Investigating er in the grill's parking lot. Cord­ .tomeys for the propeWy owners. atnuotiMOU, An 9-8101. Robert Mitrdock, MI 3-6472. crojUlor* of aald oaUte to exhlbU llioir Final Action Feb. 25 celebrated their 63rd wedding an­ members to the charter revision MI 6-5221. old and up. Three cars, push but­ mediate occupancy. Coll the R. F, claim* axalnat the name to Dio Admln- committee will be Ocelia M. No action was taken last evening ner. in taking the wrong car, had niversary yesterday, gave thib aa- Since both the asseasoir and the committee, and proposed forms ton drive-standard shift-automa­ vtTRpir aft,MICK SECOND FLOOR, four room apart­ Dimock Co., Realtors. An 9-S248 or a#an-M... i-jur,.., loirator and dlroct* that public notlco Brock, West Hartford teacher; started the vehicle by ’’crossing” Board of Tax Review nave com­ Joseph Aehford, An 9-6818 Bar* HATiCHEoXER Four room rAnch, bf» (nv»*n of thig ordf*r by AdYfftlsinc beyond referring the budget to the vlce to newlyweds: for the manager’s tentative budget tic, Ml 9-7398. Roofing-Siding 16 ment, BIssell St., stove, 870. AO a dandy at only $10,5(X). Six room '■'nr Umo in a now»papor 'havlnx a clr- Dr. R. Daniel Xliubbuck, superin­ Board’s finance comn.ittee for dis­ the ignition wires with a metal can "Be honest with each . other, pleted their work in coMectlon for the 195^-69 fiscal year. LOST—GRAY female Angora cat, bora Wood!, An 9-7702, Robert tendent of Darien sahools; Samuel opener just u he had earlier done with the assessment figima for name. Mitten. Call MI 8-8560. LARSON'S driving School—Offers SPECIAL WINTER rates for aU 9-5229 to S p.m. Murdock, An 8-6472. (Jape (Jdd, one unfinished, Vi Dtau-iet. and jjy pp«t- cussion and suggested revision. have faith in people and faith in In addition, the Board w in be Oockett, Windsor High School Another meeting of the entire with his own car. God." 1956, only the courts can i»w di asked to set a date for a public all types of driver education on types of roofing and siding. For. TWO ROOM apartment, couple, principal; Dr.. Stephen K. Lovett, In diemisaing the charge. Judge reel any change In the valuations NOTICE IS HEREBY given that insured dual control cars, stand- free estimate, call Manchester (XVn) TWO new Capee with UOO Ing, will oacrifice. It S a buy. For Itio docoasrd last dwojt. Board will be held Feb. 23 when Mrs. Schnltman, who is 80 and hearing on a praposed additional Pass Book No. 5157 issued by Help Wanted—Female 35 Building Materiali Wearing Apparcl^Fora 57 gentleman. All utilities, quiet. 224 full* Information on any of fifty _ , »t. Nicholson. Judge Woodbury euperintendent of final action will be tatten. Karp said, "It is apparent that her husband, 90, said "'We just for that year. ard or automatic. By trained and Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. Ml 7 7 b a r te r Oak. Ml 8-8868, CH 6-4187. square ft. of living area. B minutes schools; Kitty Stevens, Southing­ there waa no criminal intent here, appropriation from the dog license First National Bank of Msmehes 9-8933. from Manchester Green. Younge* hom e^^all pr^e mnges. Can the | state OF CONNECTICUT. Diairict The estimated budget was pre­ make enough to keep comfortable. Crockett feels prior Board 'ap­ fund to pay the State its share certified instructor, licensed by GRAY PERSIAaT lamb finger tip ton teacher;, and Ernest Weeks, just an honest mistake.” ter, has been lost, and application the State of Ci>nn. Ml 9-6075. MEDICAL RECORD librarian, No. 1 Douglas Fir Framing FOUR ROOM apartment, newly town kitchen, living room with EHeworUi Mitten Agency, Real-' d Andov-or. Probaio court Town ~ of An- pared by Arthur H. Illlng, euperin­ If you just be honest with each proval Is needed because he of the license fees. has been made to said bank for RAY’S ROOFING CX>., ahlngle and bookkeeper, clerk typist, key Per M* $110. length coat. Mink collar and cuffs, fireplace, veetibule: Large lot tors, AH 8-6980, ! i.?. i?M. Windham elementary school prin­ tendent of schools; Raymond D. Atty. Garrity had moved for the other, it will make make a good the stipulation as amounting to y lush Door No. 1 Clear'. never worn since remodeled, $150. decorated, pleasant, centra] loca­ « ------, of iR&bF'Ila F. Brown, late of cipal. dismissal after Lannsn’s testimony payment sudd issuance of new . built up roofs, gutter and con-, punch operator, secretary., actu­ tion, tile bath and shoWer, kitchen |lf,200. R. F. Dlihocl and (Jo., Stinchfleld, assistant superintend­ marriage.”' settlement, and he is not author PARK ATTENDANCE TIP book. Business Services Offered 13 ductor work, roof, -chimney re­ arial clerk, clerk, stenographer, EMh from $4.40 MI 9-7218. . Realtore, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash* LAROE THREE bedroom ranch, jd-r-IS*" m saw Diairict. The group will meet this week, ent; and by Dougla E. Pierce, concerning the arrest was heard. TTie couple have six children. Ized to settle cases of more than transcribing machine operator, Disappearing Stairwdyg each $24.95 cabinets with heat and garage. fireplace, aluminum itorms. ga* tijp AdminiMtratrix bavin* <>xhibu^d under the chairmanship of Samuel Yesterday morning’s regular $5 without such approval. Ottawa—Canada’s Western na­ pairs. Ray Kagenow, MI 9-2214. RED CLOTH f*erslan fur lined Rental $90 a month. No pets. ford. An 9-681$, Barbara Wooda, business manager for the Board of Two sons, Edward and Lewis, live FOUND—Beagle Hound, pay for FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshln^ Ray Jackson. MI S-8325. telephone operator, bookkeeping Clear Casing—Full Stock Lin. ,055c An 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, AH rare, acre lot, high flevaUon. , T Oockett. session of "Town Court was cancel­ In Washington. D. C., while an­ The higher figures have already tional park scored the largest at- advertisement, claim dog. G machine operator, comptometer 8d and 16d Common Nalls coat, size 10-12, navy mouton fur Adults only. Write Box L, Herald. tl4 ‘ton PArlfnn W Mtitrhinw ' ^ ^ a H o w A n r i * . U In Education. ed because of the snowstorm. gone into the assessor’s books for tradance gain during 1957,a travel Specializing In old floor*. Ml lined coat, size 10-12. Call MI 3-6472. only $14.^. l^m on W. HutemnS’ ordered Thai the 24lh day of The budfret was listed in three other son, Ralph, lives in Stam­ Shedd, Bolton Notch, MI_ 3-5549. 9-8750, ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ Operator, salesperson music, sales Keg. 810.35 FOR RENT — Three furnished Realtor, MI 9-6132. F-bruary. 196S. at on# o'clock In tho Eight other cases on the Monday ford. There are . three daughters, 1957. However. If the stipulation sec^n of aU the parks In the sye- pentry Alterations and additions. clerk, cosmg^cs salesperson, un­ Plyicore 4/0 x 8/0 Per M’ $87.00 8-1752. 38 SCARBOROUGH RD.— Vacant I afl-moon al lb- I'rohalo Office IS An- parts. First was a general sum­ docket were rescheduled, four for tenA which had 3.748,000* visitors, rooms with bath, heat and hot ATTRACmVE, well-cared for eight' )>*■ «nd ih». i-am- U. a»»lgn-d for Shutterbugs Meet mary. then a general analysis by Mrs. Edith Rubin and Airs. Evelyn becomes a judgement of record, Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ derwriter, chambermaid, nurse­ No. 1 Oak Flooring Per M' $165 water. No children. All 8-7376. five year old six room (Jolonlal, 'Saturday and four for next Mon­ Goldberg, now in Milford, and Airs. Murphy can ask the Board of Tax an wer-all Increase of 413,000 Announcements 2 MORTjpaVSEN IW. Specialized RCA teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn maid,: houseHeeper, countergirl, Mahogany Paneling Ft. 15c large living room, fireplace metal room home.^ive rooms and lava- l^,te'fon".cc;unl"’*"'’"------with Mid Instate. activities, and finally a detailed ac- day. Ruth Weiss of -Ware, Mass. Review, which is, now sitting, td over the previous season. television service. Ml 9-4641 St. Ml 3-4860. , tailor, chocolate dipper, hand Knotty Pine Paneling Ft. 14c Wanted—To Buy 58 FOUR ROOM, upstairs apartment, kitten cabinets, attached garage, tory down. Three rooms and bath and...... ihiR Court 6\r^in the AdmlnUtrs- At Pinto’s Home ’count. All of the estimates showed up. Two flreplacea. Loads of irlx lo rile all i>ereonN intereiitf^ there* how the proposed cost.* compared INCOME TAXES prepared In your presser. Apply Monday-Friday 1x12 Dry TAG Sheathing Per M' $89 OLD GUNS (any condition), unfurnished. 123 Main St. Vacant, large porch, hot water heat o it St *ald time and place, by SOMETHIT^G, NEW-M A M Rub FOR THE best in shingle and built Feb. 22. An 8-6803. tile bath and first floor lavatory. closets. Two-car garage. Large lot ][»(ibrb|hin|' a copy of thJji order In tome A demonstration and discussion to amounts being spent this year, home or by appointment. Exper­ bi.sh removah-and snow plowing up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ 8:30 to 4:30 Connecticut State Em­ On our competitors advertised swords, war relics, mtiques, etc. In choice location. Price $18,500 T ienced tax work. AH 3-4723. ployment Service, 806 Main St., lone or whole collection). 70 Mill Aluminum storm windows and m wi»p^f-r havm* a circulation In paid on the subject of printing, enlarg­ and what was spent last year. service. Seven days. 24 hour serv­ ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. prices, we will beat them Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI District, and by poptlns s copy of this ing and general darkroom work The largest single item on the Manchester. by at least 6% St. Tel. .-n 8-5717. screens. Near bus . and schools, « rd*'r on 48 etc. Occupancy 4-6 months. In 9-7702 or Robert Murdock. ,MI a«-j|rri>‘d . ■ * WANTED — Ten thousand cock- 9-9698. Help Wanted—Male , 36 RCXIM FOR rent. Inquire State 9-7702, or Robert Murdock. MI- 8-6472. . fJlARI.KS II. NI('IIOI;SON. Judge. annual prizes were awarded for of guidance, library, and special roaches to appear with the Man­ Heating and Plumbing 1.7 LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- TaUor Shop, 8 Bisaell. AG 8-7888. center of town. One car garage tor 8- 6472. Consistency of good work turned services personnel. GONDER'S^YV Service, avmiable After 6:80, An 8-5047. rent at th* Center. (Jail Ml 9-5228, SIX ROOM (Jolonial ■- I 'j baths, DJSTRK^ OF <‘OVF#NTRY an,. Pro- New Equipment chester Ckimmunlty Players in S. WATSON, P I.U ^IN G and Heat­ pmrs, adjusts watches expertly. or AO 8-7444. XVm NEW CAPE. 116,900. Six fin* bfti« February M 1968. In during the past year. The re­ their production of, "The Man any time.. ^nterm5^nterma a conversions. HIGH.ER INCOME FOR Reasonable prices.' Open daily. • porch, hot water oil heat, fire­ l'>tate f.f Charle.-; W. Kokerda. late cipients were: Grace Hatch, first: Listed among the supplies were Philco factory supervised service ing. contractor. Nfew installations, ATTRACTIVELY furnished and labed rooms, V i baths, ameslte place, city utilities. 30 flays Of-cii- several items for equipment for Who Came to Dinner " at the Bow­ alteration work and KRKD. That paid apn1icatu»n be local merchants; Arthur s Drug, sion income unlimited. Sale of ex­ sonable price! Come see! Mrs. ond floor, $45 per month. Avail­ house, full, basement, plastered Holden suggested that the money after 6 p.m. and. contract work. Call m 9-8M1. SEASONED hardwood foi firs- Dorsey, 14 Arch St. walls. Insulated, hot water oil heani and determined af the Probate Regal Men’s .Shop and Hale's De­ clusive investments in exclusive able Feb. 1. Welles Agency, Cov­ FOUR BEf)ROOM Dutch colonial! Offtre In Covfnrrv In paid dlptrlct. on partment .Store. be drawn from the etill-open fund LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service as­ ilace, cut and split to order. Call entry.' PI 2-7856. heat, large kitchen .with birch thf 3rd dttv f.f March A.D. 1958. at 10 for equipping the high school, P e rso n a ls RAY ANN T V ainlc service call territories after free tfaining. 3-7083. Leonard L. Uiglio. v ROOM—Private parking. Residen­ I'.i baths, three lots. Manchester cabinets. All rooms finished in o'cVfCk In th* forenoon, and that public $2.50. 24 hour service. Bonded sures satisfaction, prompt service. tial neighborhood. Phone AU Green area. AH 9-1205. iHitice h'- civ*‘f> of the pendency of paid rather than be listed in the budget. CH 7-6124, AH 9-5485. ^ ...... mahogany trim. Cali owner MI fipj»lT«tion and the tlnie nrd place of "That’s what it’s for, isn't it?” WANTED—A ride from. Highland work. Work done on radio:,, car Write Box E, Herald 9-0086,, 34304. Sports Program radios and Hi Fi. AO 3-8877, AO Garden—Farin-—Dairy Wanted to Rent 68 (I) SIX ROOM CAPE. Reduced lo'arlne thereon bv^»ijbl*ehinir a «Y»TTy she queried. Other members of the Park to vicinity of West St.. Hart­ OIL BURNER Service. Complete to $13,200. Aluminur.i aiding, ■ f thie ord*-r oncf I^^orime newppaner ford, 8:15 to 4:15. MI 9-6325. 3-2958. PLEASANT, clean room for one WESTINGHOUSE Engineer, wife SOUTH SIDE-,Beautiful four bed­ bavins a eircuUlK>n^i, oald Di»Mrlci. board agreed with her. heating service, work guaranteed. THE PRUDENTIAL Insurance Products 50 and two gentlemen, at (Jenter, ameeite drive. Thie home la an and hv a copygtherer.f on the Planned by PTA The second largest item on the LINOLEUM, asphalt tile wal' cov­ Call All 9-4749 day or nighi and seven year old daughter de­ excellent buy! For appointment room colonial;' excellent condition, tnihlie pljm-p"‘(t In the ^wn of Tov'en- Company of 'Ah^erica has an open CXJOKING APPLES 90c. McIntosh with parking bath and Shower. 29 sire single home or six room; large lot, trees, near bus. onlv tr\ in paid Dlatplcf. at least ten daya suggested list is $418,200 for op­ ering. Phone AO 3-8109 Quality ing in the Manchester area for a cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half Hazel, MI 9-7083. to see call the R. K, Dimock Co., U.'f'if. "eld dev <>f heaiine A program on sports will be eration of plant. In this category Automobnes for Sale 4 duplex. Excellent references. Call i Realtors. Ml 9-5245. Josenh Ash­ 112.900. Carltoh W. Hutchins. MI and service since 1945. Moving—Trucking— man who is interested in a career bushel. Tei. AD 3-8U6. Louis MI 9-8495. 9-5132. ______KLMOnE______TUflKINOTbN. Jii<1g#. presented at the meeting of the also, salaries, take the biggest bite. BEFORE YOU BUY a used car as a Life Insqrance,. salesman. Bunce, 629 West Center Street. ford, Ml J-68I8. Bariiara Woods, Keeney St. School PTA tonight at Salaries for custodians and ma­ FOR STEADY service of plowing Storage 20 Married men preferred. Salary ROOM FOR RENT. MI S-5874. AU 9-7702 TT Robert Alurdock, MI w------DISTHirT OP CX)VKVTRY Bl* .. Pro zee Gorman Motor Sales. Buick snow from driveways, call PI SEVEIN ROO.M house with approxi* . ..uri F-hmary u 195s 8 o’clock at the school. trons amount to a total of $255,- Sales and Service, 285 Main AU.STIN A. ChAATBERS CO., local and commission while receiving (BOOKING AND eating apjiles. 75c Farms and l^and for Sale 71 3-6472, mately twenty ar- res of land, in ^ K-tHt- ef l.l!l!4n Ayer l«te of Due to a scheduling error, Wil­ 685. This includes a suggested in­ 2-7798. on the-job training. Phone MI a 16 quart basket. Louis A. Bottl, Manchester. (;all-OV 4.3626. ■ ntrv. In Street. AO 9-4571. Open evenings. and long distance moving, pack­ (II) $17,900—New 5 4 room ranch, I'lt-n ih- H'>pllration of W. David liam Lee. Hartford Couranl .sports crease of the staff from 16 mem­ ing, storage Cal) Ml 3-5187. Hart­ 9-5226, 260 Bush Hill Rd. FOR DIFFEIRENT stze rrpl f«t*»te ps pr-r anpH- I A representative from the Boy staff are paid on the .same scale payment or had your credit turned Household Services / HIGH EARNING milea ot Hartford. Lawrence F. St. Elxcellent (our bedroom Cape, (.'4* fjU ?•»* r*' fijUv fti»»'*-ar* It Ip ; .Scouts will be at the meeting to Offered 13A Fertilizers 50-A Fiano, Broker. AO 9-5910. ameslte drive. Completely land­ cellar, schools. Harvey Arlelbeig. orM>l-;nKrt Tlmt paid apriJlc:»tlo)i lx I a.s the custodial staff hired by the down? Don't give up! For a good MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ POTENTIAL WELL HEATED room, one block scaped. R. F. Dlmock ft Co;, Real­ h'-’T'f end , d* tcrniincd at prnhete j| talk about the formation of a (Jub Town of Manchester. PUT YOUR deal-not thru a amall loan com- CH 7-8169 any time . Offi*-' In Coventfv In paid on PIJLT FINISH Holland window ing Co. An 3-6563. Owned and op­ We have an opening for two men from Alain, separate kitchen and tors, MI 9-5245,. Joseph Ashford, I Pack at the school, .Some of the items In the budget y — zee "Harry” at 833 Mam erated by Walter B, ^errett. Jr., entrance. Gentleman. Parking. MI !h<- ?Ph dav of Fehniarv A.D, at ,i Following the meeting refreah- (Formerly Douglas Motors). shades, made to measure. All in our sales department to assist FREE CanCKEN manure, Youra HouMtt for Sale 72 MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, >11- AIANCHESTeTr Walking rUstHpre JO 4. (d, this high potential income. cess Restaurant, rjuner Main and ' 1.200 square feet living area. R. Granted Time Extension LaPine. An 9-3894, Service. AH 3-7449. Large split, 2'^ haths. two car ga F. Dimock ft Co., Realtors, MI- BOLTON—Two large wooded lots Ronald J. and Margaret J. Dai­ FORD it|49. F-6, 14’ platform. 2 Paintinsr—Paoerine 21 Apply in person Pearl. 1 rage. Built-in oven and stove In General >lanager Richard Mar­ WHERE PEOPLE ABSOLUTE Ba rgain - custom 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI- on Williams Road. Cali owner, Ml gle to William Y. and Concetta M. speed ajUe goCKl condition, $650. WEAVING of bums, moth holes GREAT EASTERN kitchen For. further Information 9-6818. Barbara Wood.s. MI 9-7702 8-6321. Gallo, land and building on Wells tin had requested some 10 days and tom clothing, hosiery runs, PAINTING AND paperhanging. made cornices and drapes Slip WELL HEATED room for one or or appointment to see cal' the R. Seven Applicanls ago that all boards prepare their An 9-7906X Good clean workmanshhip at rea CONSTRUCTION CO. covers, $59.50 and up'. Choice of two gentlemen. Free parking. or Roteit Murdock, Ml 3-6472. S:. handbags repaired, zipper re­ 35 Oak St. 9-11, Mr. A. Lindsay Private entrance. 101 Chestnut St. F. Dimock and Co., Realtors, Ml Robert L. and Aurill A, Lathrop budgets for the 1958-59 fisral year RACTNG HEADS, Edelbrotk 9-1, placement, umbrellas repaired, sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, 9-5245, Joseph Aehford. AP 9-6818, and file them in his office*by Feb. chester. Raymond Fiske. AD JA 2-7780. (XXII GLASTONBURY -- Five Suburban fir Sal- 75 j For Planning Post of Bolton to Jerry F. and Virginia dual carbureW manifold, com­ men’s shirt collars reversed and DRIVER SALESMAN, part time. Barbara Woods, AH 9-r702 or Rob­ room ranch with breezeway and L. Sapienza, property at 136 Walk- 21. The Board of Education was READY TO BUY pletplete with 2 wromberg 97's, $50, replaced. Alarlow’s Little Alend- 0-9237. ert Murdock, All 3-6472. (Vni) BtJLTON - Coventry Line. | Opportunity excellent. Call in per­ SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Apart menta—Flats— garage. Near Country Cliib. Extra Seven applications the posi-.cr St. given an extension by Martin until An 9-7906. V Ing Shop. son. Royal Ice Cream, 27 Warren large rooms, fireplace, paneled New six room Cape. E'our finished, for March 4. EXTERIOR and interior painting. tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c Tenements 63 (Xni MANCJHEB tER - New six ■ tlon of planning engineer In Man- Trade Name 31 Ceilings refinlsbed Papernanging. St. After 3 p.m. each. Green paint and Wallpaper, living room wall. Aluminum' com­ down, ceramic tile bath, walkout ■ To Russell J. Priskwaldo. doing The Board of Education will room ranch home In Rockiedge • basement, large lot. $13,too. R ; Wallpaper books. Estimates given. at the Green, FTVE ROOM duplex, no bathroom. section, baths, ceramic tile I bination doora and windows. Im­ F. ! Chester have been received by the business as "Laundn,- Mis.s " at 190 meet Feb. 25 for final action on A H ap p y^ air Fully covered by insurance. Call WANTED -F irst class tool and die Sullivan Ave., Wapping. AH mediate occupancy. R. F. Dlmock DliQOCk • Co., Realtors. Ml I Town Plaimtpg Commission. W. Middle Tpke. the budget. Tomorrow at 1 p.m.: Pre+’iy and Practical! maker. None other need apply. All WANTED- ood kitchen counters. Attached gatage.! 9-6245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818,1 Edward R. Price An 9 1008./^ -G , resaleable used 3-5724. ameslte drive, fully landscaped ft (Jo., Realtors. All 9-5245, Joseph I Deadline for application.s was Marriage License the finance committee will meet benefits. Apply for interview. furniture. Watkins Brothers. Ml Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Barbara Barbara Woods, Ml 9-.7702, or Rob-. to go over the budget and suggest Btygar Gauge Company, 1445 Tol­ ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove S t.^ Weil lot, $21-2)00. Call R. F. Dlmock Co., ert Murdock, AH 3-8472. i Saturday. They will now be for- James Lowell Adams, USA. BOOKMARK^j^ 3-5171. Realtors, Ml'9-5245. Joseph Ash­ Woods,, AH 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ Nike Base, and Sandra Elaine changes. Courses and Classes 27 land Tpke. furnished, two room apartment. dock. Ml 3-6472. ‘ warded to the State Personnel De- HOSPITAL BED, wheel chair, Inquire first floor, Apartment 9. ford, MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, (DC) BOLTON—Coventry line. New Hubbard of 176 Charter Oak St.. Members of the finance commit­ RADIO-ELECTRONICS- Television WANTED —Man willing to wofk All 9-7702 or Robert Murdock; All 6 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, I partment for consideration. Feb. 22. Community Baptist tee include Mrs. Holden. Mrs. MUST kitchen table and chairs. Good —’’Learn by Doing" at "Connecti­ fifty hours per week, with good condition. Reasonable. Phone MI TWO FTJRNISHED rooms. 105 3-6472. knotty pine kitchen, waU<-out I Final say as to who will get the Church. Jane Stuck, Edward Glenney and cut’s Oldest Electronic.s School.” running car. Who likes outdoors, 9-6453 after 5 p.m. Birch St. Call MI 9-5601 after 5 basemenL Large lot. Reduced to ; job. which pays between $5,642 Robert Charles Janesky. 178 i chairman Smith. Day electronics technician class; for sales route work with a future p.m. * RANoiii HOMES. five rooms, $14,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ j and $6,812. will rest with the Com- Main St . and Denise May LaCos.s. and evening electronics Techni­ $100 plus expenses toyitart. Write USED GE Refrigerator, in excel­ $11,700. Five rooms, cellar, tors, AH 0-5245. Joseph Ashford. mi.asion. however. Coventry, Feb. 22. South Methodist cian-aide class, start on March P.O. Box 561, Manchreter. lent working condition, $18. Call ROCKVILLE. 14 Laurel St.— Well $12,650. Five rooms, cellar garage, AH 9-8818, Barbara Woods, MI The Commission recently made Church. 17th, Enroll now! New England MI 9-6163. heated three room furnished apart­ $12,950 Hot water heat, half acre. 9-7702, Or Robert .Murdock, Ml an "all-oiU drive" to secure ap­ Technicial Institute, 56 Union ment. Inquire first floor, .rear, trees. Carlton W. Hutchins, All 8-6472. plications for the job which has The National Congress of Par- Open Foruiti Place, H.i ‘.ford, JAckson 5-3406. Mrs. Porter. 9-5132. been vacant since former Planning cnt.s and Teachers has existed for SEE IT! Help Wantef!— 40” ROPER GAS range, excellent ANDOVER—Immediate, occupancy. 61 years, it spon.sorcd hot school -.^eed the Wild Birds N advertisement can't even begin to sell unless and KOREAN VETERANS—Don’t lose Male or Female .37 condition, $35. (Jail MI 3-1053. NOW ON display four and five Four room bungalov/ near lake. Engineer Wilfred Maxwell resign­ your school eligibility because you ed to join the State Development lunches and traffic safety pro­ To the Editor, room model apartments. March Two bedrooms, fireplace with Commission in 'November. grams. can’t attend school. You can now EXPERIENCED all around press­ lUST PICK UP 15th occupancy. $106 to $130. Open heatalator, oil hot Water heat, ■ Due to the heavy snowstorm It until it is SEEN by those who are in the market for what is learn Radio and TV at home. Paid | er. top wages plus bonus. Apply $3 WEEKLY PAYMENTS daily 1-.7 p.m. Park Chestnut Buyers* Bargaini knotty pine interior, artesian well, will be impq^ible for the wild birds for completely by the V A. TV! Gordon’s (Jleanersj= 307 E. Center AND ALL THIS IS YOURS apartments, corner Park .and large playhouse. Lot 50x200. Ask­ to seciftc food and it Is necessary kit and .testing equipment includ­ St; . 3, Complete Chestnu* Ste. (Jail MI 3-0676. Louis ing $7,500. Schwartz Real Estate. ed. Non-Vets apply for same Roofna of Furniture $11,500 to supply food to ktef them alive. offered for sale. Best way to make Sure that your adver­ Lavitt, rental, agent. One year old ranch. Tmo bed­ Call Louis Aruda, MI 3-6454 or CH course. Free information. Write Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. 2-2865. In the Bible we read “He eeeth Radio-TV Training Association. Situations Wanted— Refrigerator DESIRABLE three room apart- rooms, fireplace, carport, treea. every sparrow that fall%." What a Room 16, 405 Farmington Ave., Beautiful Bedroom Suite ment with private entrance in 12 -miles from Alanchester. Im­ t 956 CHEVROLET (XX) $16,800—(Joventrv Lake, new KNOW YOUR NAVY dreary place this world would be tisement will be SEEN by the right people at the right time Female 38 modern ranch home, fine neigh­ mediate occupancy. Hartford.' . - Beautiful Living Room Suite. ’’210”^ 2-Door. This is an all- aeven room spilt level, I 'i baths, It there were no birds to sing, no Beautiful Dinette Set ' borhood. AH 3-6306. $12,600 fireplace, attached garage, game birds to help the farmers to raise WOULD LIKE to care for one or Beautiful “De Luxe” Range de luxe car and is equipped with room, lake privileges. Present is to advertise in this newspaper. It's as simple as one-two- Wv'* Help Wanted—Female 35 two small children, days in my Six-room Cape, full basement, Chevrolet'e famous V-8 engine. their crops. "Birds arc man’s best home. MI 9-6412. Instead of Westinghouse Elec. garage, city utilltlea. mortgage can be assumed, month­ Bodtswam’s Mate friends! ” Let us all help them to Refrigerator If you prefer The car is finished In beautiful ly payments are only $77.39. R. WANTED—Receptionist and book­ Read Herald Advs. $14,000 Ivory and turquoise paint set off survive. three: ( I ) Folks who want to buy sorriething like to get all keeper for professional office. Ex­ experienced stenographer de­ Rugs. Lamps, Tables, Linoleum F. Dlmock ft Co., Realtors. AH If you do not have a fo6d station, f t perience necessary, good oppor­ and a Few 'Other Articles Ellington — Six-room Colonial, by excellent whitewall tires. 9.-5i45, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, sires typing to do at home. Call garage, excellent interior, needs Here’s "New Car" looks and con­ shovel a clear spot where the birds tunity for right girl. Write Box Ht AH 3-7782. EVERYTHING Barbara Woods, AH ^9-7702 or Rob­ can walk and find the food.' Qur Herald. THE UNPAID outside painting. On bus line. dition at a -very moderate price. ert Murdock, MI 3-6472. the Information they can get about what's for sale. 12) Near school. Immediate occu­ Ask for Stock No P-3388. winter birds prefer wild bird seed, BALANCE PRICE. SEPTIC TAHKS sunflower seeds, peanut butter, SALESLADY — Experience. pre­ Articles tor Sale 45 ONLY $388.26 ' AND pancy. (Xm) TALCOTTVTLLE - VernCn, ferred, full time, 40 hour week. Ap­ Free i^orage until wanted. Free $21,SW. New 'Conn, contemporary, nuts, and of course throw out every They turn naturally to the advertising in the "Herald" for $13,600 ultra modem ranch. acre wood­ crust of bread. ply In person. Tots 'N Teens, 9.56 delivery. Free set up by our oWn PLU8BED SEWERS lliree bedroom ranch. Fireplace, $1495 Main St., Manchester. ’ reliable men. ed lot. Washer dryer-refrlgerator- Beef suet hunj, in an onion mesh KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, room for expansion. Have facili­ buUt-in oven-stove are included. bag will attract the chickadees, a quick, comprehensive look at the market. (3) Your ftd- 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-4827. Phone Me Immediately ties for dog training and groom­ YOU CAN HAVE fun and high Hartford v you how $14,200 Barbara Wtxids, MI 9-7702 or sonable. Call Ml 9-8449 after 4 p.m. If you have no means of trans­ l^reoflng Done. . East Hartford — Folir bedroom Club Coupe. This car features a nals at our food .station. The beau­ to succeed. Phone MI 3-5194. portation. nil send my auto for ranch. Automatic dishwasher, Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. tiful red bird is . welcome visitor CUNTON CHAIN saws, DewaK V-8 engine, new 2-tone paint, ruption; instead it is exactly what your' best prospects are WITH TMI N{W Handmade bookmarks make WANTED—Girl for professional of­ you. No obligation. McKin n e y BROS. trees, carport Two blocks from radio, heater and signal lights, in the yard of my friend, Mrs. Rose 8 1 8 4 lovely gifts—especially at Easter- home workshop, Wright power A—U -B —E—R—T—’S school. ' ' Davison, 15 Hudson St. Flocks of 1020 fice. experience desired but not saws. Capitol Equipment Co., ' 38 plus straight shifting. Here's a Wanteil—Real Estate 77 _PAH-O-RAMA . , .....t j I time. If you crochet, kpit or necessa^. Write.Box J, Herald. 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD real shai-p car for the younger evening grosbeaks also come to Main. MI 3-7958. SftWftroQft Disposot Cp. $14,500 partake of their favorite sunflower L O O K IN G for! Take the shortest distance to your largest, 1, ^ * ^ * ° '’ed sheath dress to de-:.enibroidcr, you ll be able to'make Open Nights Till 9 P.M. 180-182 Pearl S t Ml 8-5808; Flve--r6om Cape-near West O u ­ generat-ioq and at a price any-v ARE YOU CONSIDERING light the young in heart. Coupled] mem for yourself and friends,easl- one can afford. G,M.A.C. financ­ 8ELLGNO YOUR PROPERTY? seeds. 8(X) CUBIC FEET refrigerator, BABY CARRIAGE, bathlnette and ter Street.. Regular bus service. A Bird Lover bolero, jy quicitiy aiid inexpensively. CLERK-TYPIST Mainless steel, ,12 reach-in dbors, Two bedrooms,' full basement, ing available. Ask for Stock No. We wlU appraise your property most responsive, market . . . via advertising In this news­ No. 8184- with Patt-(3-Rama is, Pattern No. 5770 contains cro- rocker, air in good condition. Call P-2995.- free and without any obligation. Permanent position available In' 1 walk-in door, portable. One MI 9 0492. garage. Near school Immediate We also buy • property for cash. In sizes 10/ 12, 14, 16. 18, 20. Size chet, embroidery, knit and sew di­ Radar range, table model. Tel. occupancy. Teacher Ousted 12, 32 bust, dress, 3S, yards of rections; hot-iron transfer for mo­ our sales department for » young Selling or buyl^ contact 35-inch jacket, l ‘i yards. lady with good typing ability for MI 9-2274. • SEPTIC TANKS STANLEY BRAY, Realtor paper. tifs. $16,900 THt ••W SUlf IS A M A Sm S t AMAH Granby, Feb. 12 (flh—The Board Send thirty - five cents i.n coins diversified clerical, work. Applicant DRY FIREPLACE, furnace wood. THREE-PIECE living room suite, Cleaned and Installed Three bedroom ranch. A ciistqm $595 BRAE-BURN REALTY Send 25c in coins, for this pat­ piust’he high scho^ graduate. Five two laihps, $25. Call AU 3-8882, SKIIUD I A MAAS TAAPtS Of TAt S t A. of Education has decided not to for this pattern — add 5'c Njr each tern—add 6c for each pattern for Cedar clothes line poles installed. bullder’e own home. Built-In au­ AH 3-6273 A UAUA Of Alt A SMUiP I A pattern for firal-class mailing. day week, excellent insurance Used.'truck tires. Disston chain • SEWERS^ renew a seventh grade teacher's first-class mailing. Send to benefits and pleasant working con-, WESTINGHOUSE stair , carpet tomatic oven and range. Near SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- HAAPtmO PICK CKtWS, A l WlAKS TAl contract. , Send to Sue Burnett, The Alan- ANNE CAB4JT, THE 5IA.N- saw. MI 9-1353- hand vacuum cleaner, brand new. Machine Cleaned new high school. ditions. ' A1.L. (which means Live- Modern AAPFS OlMSr KATIAO, KAOWS AIS The board met last riight in an •V Chester Evening Herald, 1150 CHESTER EVENING HERALD. R^easonable. Ml 3-4406: ' ■' —Multiple List)—all your real es­ executive session and delivered six AVE. o r A.HERICA8, NEW 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW F o r' further Information call • INSTALLATION tate the- inodem way. The Ells­ SAIAAAPAOWrOKUfAtKTKIIA. charges against t)he' teacher, John YORK 86. N. Y. Print name, ad-^______V ■ MEN'S RACING skates, size 10, RUG—ORIENTAL/. 9x12, excelleht YORK S6i N. V. Print name. brand-new. $10. Call MI 9!9025. ' SPECIALIST worth Mitten Agency. Realtor*. TAl mrswAiirs m ri caa m aw M. Nee. Then the board'voted to Cress, wrtth zone, style number and address and pattern number. LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE condition. 'Reasonable. Call > MI tUFFDBD BHSEN KAOf. OffKATl AAP MAIAfA/AJAIAk 9-7406. ' ; Ay 3-6930, I / ^ ' uphold a dectsloii by' Superintend­ size. Have you a copy of our 1963 (JOAIPANY TRICYCLE, .tractor, outside furni­ poATSi svnmsiUAPiASOfeAm ent of Schools James C. White that Don’t miss the fall and Winter Needlework Album? It contains ture, also some household furni­ ’ ' ' . ' n ...... •\ T Z T .. T owb an| CouRtry 'U sWNOS WANTBD-fitngle. iwt^ Nee’s contract not be.'renewed. tasu* of Basic Fashion, our com- dozens of pretty designs 'in cro­ An 8-1161 , ‘ ’ E l t c M i m CHEVROLET 00. family, tbreq-famliy, - buslneas OKPOVPU AS t m C A frm u t M iianrlTfstpr E ufittitj Iffralii ture. Ml 9-0445 dr 11 Broad SI. Musical Inatiumfents \ , S3 > INCOB^KATED “ — cash buyers. IMAUACy. {fee was charged with failing to cmOULATION OVER 12,600 pl*t« p atu m catalog. It's chock- chet. knit, embroidery and aw ; DraiRBge Go. comply tvith school policies. He had fuU Of ttw-emty, up-to-the-minute 63 EAST CENTER ST. call plua directions for one kiiit and EXPERIElNCFD woman -for house­ t;!29 Main St.—MI ks2S8 AU counter-charged that new teacher* ■tylM foi^ av*ry alze. Send 3&c to- three croche^ items. Only 25)E a work, ifl'va mornings weekly. Ml ACCORDION 120 base, good condi­ Ml M 143 MI 84308 didn’t redalv* much auperviaion. day. ■copy! , ' 9-5895. • Read Herald Advs. tion. Phone AO 9-5103. »-687i;; i 0» Hehry St. ■ ■ I . ■ f 4 f : . ( ^v,.‘ i / f V • ■' - •

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1958 PAGE FOURTEEN ATcraare- Daily NOt Pram Run ) Thr Weather FerseM of tJ. S. Weather Bnreaa iiattrl|p0tpr lEttPiting For til* Week Ended Febmnrjr IS, IS58 Breesy, moderating tempera- temporary injunction to block tho tnrea . tonight and ' ThnrsGtay, EmerRency Medical Service Lenten Program Way Paved for Early Trial execution of this proposed lease, 12,635 chance ef few snow Carrie*. Law About Town as well as a permanent injunction END CDLb WINTER WORRIES tonight 10-15 exeept 5-10 eoine ru­ , ------.’ tSr Opens Tomorrow Xb baf the sale or lease of any of Member ef the Andit ral 'iareiuE. High Thursdnjr tS-SS. The monthly meeting of the When need for emergency the 1,000-acre tract to anyone., , i Rnrenu nf Circulation ilpeer Club which w^s postponed medical care arises, on any In Suit on Globe Hollow Land With the removal of Mrs. Pita- \ Manche$t^r--’A City of VUlage Charm T Stinday due to the snowstorm, Wednesday. afternoon or any ' The Rev. Alfred L.- Williams, Patrick from '*^ e suit, on the holiday, first , call your , own rector, will introduce the mid-week will be held Sunday, Feb. 2?. at Prospects appeared bright to-'*patrlck as a plaintiff in accord; ground that she is not a taxpayer ’ (Clnsslfled AdvertlainK on Png* It) PRICE FIVE CENTS 2-30 p.iii. physician. If not available call Lenten series' In St. Mary’s or property owner, the action is j TOL. LXXVH, NO. M9 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1958 ^ _____ '1 Episcopal Church Wednesday day for an early trial of the In­ ance with a motion granted the Emergency Numbers Ml 3-0348 defendants several weeks ago. It being pressed by the two remain- ; Local 991, State. County and and MI 9-5650. night. He will speak at the 7:30 junction suit being brought to bar ing plaintiffs. Franklyn H. C. ' p.m. service as the first of seven also adds the' name of Mrs. John Municipal ESmployes Union, has. the town from ever aclling or leas­ Treybal as a defendant. Parker and Rudolph F. Carlson, canceled Its banquet scheduled for The Morning Star Mothers leaders in a "School of/ Prayer." Besides the town, the defend-, This is the 14th successive year in ing any of its Globe Hollow prop­ In addition, the aniended /corn- Saturday night at the Oak St. Circle will meet tomorrow night ants are Mr. and Mrs. John Grill. Ticket refunds will be made which- the Rev. Mr. Williams has erty. ' ibose portiona of treybal and George Danks, all of T a x Y ie ld at 8:30 at the hpme of Mrs. Pau­ inauguaraied the St. Mary’s Len­ the original document which be­ by stewards. line LeBlanc, 99 Coleman Rd. Atty. W. David Keith, counsel Bruce Rd.' A ten program on Ash Wednesday. for individual defendants In the ac­ came superfluous when the voters ■ The evening service will con­ In October overruled: an ordinance The »econd meeting In the series Ash Wednesday servlites will be tion, yesterday joined with Town WITH Ike Asks $3.9 Billion Aid sist of the Penitential Office for that would have granted the Man­ on "Disarmament and Interna­ held at St. John’s Polish National Counsel Charles N. Crockett In say­ Off 16fo tional Security" arranged by the Ash Wednesday followed by the ing he would file an early answer chester Country Club a 30-year FOR SALE-VERT I<1NE Catholic Church tomorrow lit 9 rector’s sermon. St. Mary’s senior lease on Globe Hollow property. JEDOO HIGHLAND COAL Service Bureau for Women’s Or^ a.m. and 7 p.m. Services will bo to the plaintiffs’ amended com­ gsniaations. 956 Main St,. Hart­ /Choir, which will sing at all mid- plaint. The original complaint sought- a CUSTOM TAILORED "THE ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE" held thereafter every Wednesday t^eek evening services this Lent, ford. wnll be held , Feb. 28 from and Friday at 7 p.m. Keith thus ciit short speculation 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the club- will'use the Palestrina "Adoremus that he intended to take any other MEN'S SUITS F o r State rooms. Te" as an offertory anthem. preliminary legal move that could reed, Bnt In ‘'LHce New” o r d e r n o w A special Cana Conference for Lent w’lll be opened at St. Condition newly married couples will be held -have delayed the trial: It is be­ Manchester Lodge, No. 73, AF Mary's with ' three morning serv­ lieved that if both answers are Persf»nal Notices Sieea; About 44-M. Hartford, Feb. 19 (/P)--Con- To Bolster Nation’s In St. Rose Church, East Hartford, and AM, will hold a special meet­ ices. The Holy Communion will be Priced To Sell on Tuesday. Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m. celebrated at 6. 8, itnd 10. A point filed promptly, the case could go FOGUTY BROTHERS, INC. oecticut's tax receipt picture ing tonight at 7:30. The Master to trisi by mid-March. Since It See Tbem At The This conference will be conducted is rnade of concluding the 6 o’clock Card of Thanks ALSO; CONNECTICUT COKE, FUEL OIL. RANGE OIL darkened 'during January, Mason degree will be conferred by by the Rev. John C, Knott of Ham­ involves a request for an in­ LEXINGTON the George H. Allen Masonic Club iseryice by 6:29 in order that people with the yield down 16 per den. junction, it is a "privileged” mat- , , ^ . SI9 BROAD s t r e e t —Ml t-4lt|t of the Hartford Electric Light Co. may get to work by 7.. Likew ise ■5,_ I- o j ,.x|,rc»i my sincere thanks TAILOR SHOP cent as compared with the the 8 o’clock service ends at . '*■ - to the ncishbors aiid friends for their France Plans ■with Right Worshipful Frank A. • The amended complaint, filed in {help snd sympathy at the paksins of *09 SPRUCE STREET tame month a year ago.. { Sees Draft, St. Christopher’s Mothers Circle The 10 o’clock Ash Wednesday MANCHESTER REMEMBER.. ."irs FOGARTY FOR FUEL” Lindsley presiding in the east. Fol will meet Friday night at 8 o’clock Communion is the "housewives’ M«-tford County Superior Court "’5' beloved husband, Charles I.. Dome, A total decline of 0738,000 In* lowing the degree there will he a at the home of Mrs. Jean Adams, service" in St. Mary’s ^schedule, last week, drops Mrs. Helen Fits- I Emma Dome, | state generel fund tax receipts this j Tunisian Line social hour with refreshments. 32 Marshall Rd. and is preceded by the/Penltential past month wag paced by alteablej Tax Boosts Office, the special ^Prayer B(mk decreases in the alcoholic beverage, r The Center Church Mothers Manchester Emblem Club will scivice for this dhy of the year. cigarettes, inheritance, estate and , No Man’s Land Club will meet tomorrow night at entertain Supreme District Deputy School e.\cu.ses/wlll be signed by corporation levies. j S o'clock in Oie Fellowship room. Ceceilia Lur.zl of New London to­ the clergy sLdne close of the 8 and In contrast to big drops in *cv- j Alternative The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson will morrow night at 8 o’clock at the 10 service: . erel major tax sources, the. largest; By THE ASStKIATED PRESS be the speaker. Refreshments will gain ■was recorded by the Ineurance - • Premier Felix Gaillard’s Elks Home. Emblem Clubs from Thomasv’ille, Ga.. Feb. 19 - be served. New London, Putnam and Rock­ companies and that was a modest: cabinet today decided, to cre­ . . (JP) — President Eisenhower ville have been invited. General 2( Brave Storm 88 000 ate a forbidden zone all along The meeting of the Story Circle Total general fund tax revenue, today asked Congress for chairman is Mrs. Samuel Vacant!. I the Algerian-Tunisian fron- of the South Methodist W.SCS She is being as.sisted by a commits' for January, Tax Commissioner $3,492,100,000 in foreign aid. For Grant Talk John L. SuHlvan announced today.' scheduled for tomorrow has been tee and the following chairmen: Itier. j He said any sharp cut would postponed until Feb. 26. Mrs. James Ellis, refreshrn«nta; was $3.7 million. The zone would be inside Algeria; Mr.-i. George English. fa\-prt; Mrs. Despite the blizzard, over 200 NORMAN’S V- HEADQUARTERS Largest January revenue dipt and" reinforce the present barbed' ' lead to a massive defense The weekly meeting of the Man­ Raymond Beauregard, ,-^fts; and people attended the film and lec­ were recorded by the following: wire and electric fences erected to I spending hike, higher taxes chester Squadron of Civil Air Pa­ Mrs. George Reynold^ prizes. ture, "North to the ITukon." de­ ______■ ______- Inheritance tax, dorwn $251.000;' stop nationalist rebel infiltrations I and heavily created draft livered by Cleveland P. Grant In' alcohoUc beverages, $161,000; cor-j from Tunisia, "nie barbed wire now trol USAF will be held tomorrow I calks. night at the American Legion Our Lady o/ -Victory Mothera Manchester High School auditor­ pbraUona, $187,MO; cigarettes. , covera only part of the frontier, \ Home. 4 Circle will meet tomorrow night ium Sunday afternoon. The il­ $110,000; and eetstes. $71,000. j The zone would help to avoid in- In a apecial message cautioning lustrated lecture was sponsored by ; against the Ru.ssian and Red China \------at 8 o’cloyk at the home of Mrs. Added to this is a 5 per cent de­ ' cidenta with Tusisia. J. L. Czerivinski, 78 Harlan Rd. the Manchester High School Par­ For crease In aalee tax receipu for the I Creation of the forbidden zone, j : threats, the President alao said \ ent Teacher Organization for the October-Deeember months. This, 1 deep reductions would leave Amer­ GIVE HER : cleared of all inhabitants and in! benefit of its scholarship fund. decline In the slate’s major reve­ which all travel would be forbid-1 ica eventually beleaguered In a Property Attached I Dr. Jacob A. Segal, president of ./ nue source—down $1 million—did I den. has been one I'rench proposal ' world dominated by international CHRISTIAN DIOR - , A • ^ PTO, greeted those present not become apparent -until Febru-, i to ease the crisis over the Sakiet comniunism. AVAILABLE AT I n U i v o r c e A c t i o n j and thanked them, for braving the ary when the tax money started t Sidi Youssef bombing in Tuniaia. ^ .Eisenhower called the 'adminla- ' storm to attend. He also thanked SCENT to flow into the slate’s coffer*. The French would be willing to | t-ration aid plan a deterrent to gen­ WELOON’S SHOP the teachers and staff of the high But the general fund revenue for ace the border area patrolled by a eral nuclear W'ar, and added: A 850.000 attachment ha.s been school and the chairmen In charge the past seven months held u p ; 901 Na i n s t r e e t served on Stanley S. Gill of 40 Mc­ P'rench Tunisian Commission under "For the safety of our famlllea, of the event for their efforts. Mrs. rather well as compared to the; a neutral third party. ^ for the future of our children and Kinley St. in connection with a di­ William Minnick. ways and means July-January period of the previ- ^ vorce action bcipg started h>' his our continued exlatence as a na­ chairman, introduced Grant. ous fiscal run. | A Gets Lamp Vpside Demn The cabinet did not spell out the tion. -w’e cannot afford to slacken wife, Marv-. It was the first time that this n ie drop tn actual income was | ' width of the zone but previous pro- ■ The property attached is the The light* on Main St; wore frigid goatees yesUrday. There I posals have called for a belt about our support of the mutual security particular type of sponsored pro­ Builf Matchless nnly $40,000- out of a tout qf over ; were Icicles all over Manchester, but probably node so bizarre j program^.’’ White Eagle Restaurant on North . five miles wide. The government St. gram has been shown at the High $49 million collected. 1 as the ones that formed ■when water dripped dowk the street j ha.<( said that clearing the Inhabl- ■ I The Presidenl’a atrong. appeal LECLERC School. The PTO, hopes that this Biggest tax drop over the past { According to papers filed in the light domes. Turned upside down this looks like a picture of an ! tants from such a zone much of I went to the lawmakers against the FUNERAL HOME lecture will set a precedent for seven months esme In the inheril-1 old-fashioned gas lamp. .fHersld Photo by Oflarai. ' it barren eounlry would not be a i background of an already intenae town clerk’s office yesterday, Mrs. ance tax, which fell off almost $1.8 ■ Gill is seeking a divorce e.nd ali­ future picture lectures perhaps ------^------\------; difficult problem. | 1 drive by some House members and mony. The Gills have been mar­ next season. million or 22 per cent. This is at- I Senators to make aharp cuts in the FUNERAL tribuUhle. In part, to the decline ; 5Iay Convert Blierte I ried since 1930. ' In Washington France waa re- , I program particularly the economic The instruments also name th,e in the aecurities market which de- | ported leady today to give up five ; I aid pha.se. Fully aware of the oppo- SERVUT Manchester Trust Co. and the First creases the liquitable value of es­ Snow Traps MaHy small Tunisian air ba.ses and eon- , ; aition. Eisenhower plugged espe- Walter N. National Bank of Manchester as Russell Stover tates. Yield from this source diir- ^ I vein its Bizerte naval ba.se into an ; dally hard for enactment. Leclerc garnishees. They are required to ing the recent July-Jsnuarj’ period I Atlantic Pact installation to ease Elsenhower asked for $2,635.- Director appear at the trial to disclose was $6.4 million. | tensions in the area. 000.006 for military aid and relat­ whether they hold any of Gill's CANDIES Major tax sources showing sraal- ed defense support. The balance— Main Street, Manchester ler returns this time around In­ In New York Sta Theae French concessiona were 1 goods or effects. $1,307,100,006-1* mainly for ’eco­ $ 1 3 5 l.b. And Cp i understood to be in the offing as ! Call Ml 9-5869 .The writ is returnable to the clude: j Amierlcan and British diplomats | Cook Out of Season nomic aid: Hertford County Superior Court." Alcoholic beverage*, down $237,- pushed backstage arrangementa to In pressing once more for eco-. ExcUmive in 000; express cornpaniee, down $14,- Tomperatures In ConnecUeiit* and Berne. A snov/raobile. he said Here ia a kind of suburban living the homemaker magazinea have not exploited. It takes a rigorous __ 1. ‘ elp France and Tunisia settle constitution, gallons of hot chocolate, and pounds of frankfurU. The youngaters are Andy Hud­ I nomic assistance for newly inde- V during the next live i,a,vs, Tburs- j clawed its way through colonnades etr dispute. i I pendent countries, the President Maiicheater at CaaMniied on Page Reventeen) dey through .Monday, will average of snow in the area to-reach three son. Diana Bottuni. Phil Robenhymer, David Mellen. Tom Robenhymer and Susan Hodaon. The The U.N. Securil.v Council met dog is Lassie. They had their cookout at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis G. Mellen, 35 Falknor noted that Russia and the Com- 8 to 15 degree* beki’w norniel with I expectant mothers. , I munist bloc nations arc trying to e gnulnal rise in temperatures Slate Police. Civil Defense work- tuXcon.sider the dispute ye y Dr.. Other photo on Page 10. (Herald Photo by Pinto). but\tumed it over to the concilia­ ------;------'1 lure the new countries with offer* OUINN'S through Monday. | era, highway department person- M •'**^*' help. Refen-lng to those Normhl mean temperature* In j ncl. firemen and Boy Scouts joln- tors' w’^o said they had affirma­ PHARMACY GOP Leaders tive proposals in mind. -^C 'O / i vbuntrlea, Eisenhower added: 873 MAIN STREET the Hartford araa during thh pe- ed with the Red Cross in helping 3 CfJl md t T C H "They know recent history which riod 1* SO degrees, ranging from a harried families to supplies of food, Reaponsible- diploinats who out­ show* plainly that whenever the lined the ’ French attitude said; Filter-Tip Smokers ^ ^ Hit Governor’K high of 40 to a low of IB. fuel snd medicine.' opportunity ha.s arisen, the Soviet Precipitation during the period- Montgomerv County. .8heriff. France , waa ready to , consider, w . a Union has swallowed up its neigh­ will on the average total beriveen, ^Iton R. Dingman declared a P^^t of any peace plan ^ s t a n -' W T T T ¥/• X * When Lifeboat __ <# I 1 1 bors and is willing to use tanks Jobs Program and Inch melted occurring asj ,1*1, nt emergency joining four | to crush attempts to gain freedom T^pufei) snow- about 54imday. j other counties in similar straita. 'force ' " “It maintains In Tunisis. Held Hoax victims Tips in Atlantic from Soviet domination." IM A G IN E I Years Ahead In Styling Hartford, Feb. 19 >4Pi--8Ute Re­ ------J IMngman said 200 miles of road IJsts Conaequenres 10 DKY CLEANINGS.. publican leaders haVe studied Gov­ B.v THE .\H.*4vith Gun! claim to a border area in the Su- causes of cancer and heart disease.' though invited lb testify. "It is steamship cavaiaire searcneti \ ain- j to 36. highest In 'the nation, as dan hear the Red Sea. -Actually, most filter cigarettes - i-epiehenaible that the tobacco in- ly for the missing men, a task Assembly in six months. made difficult by poor visibility. (Continued on Page Thn) M U C H W IT H GAS . . . Earlier yesterday, Ribiroff had great wind-blown, white combers Danhury. Feb. 19 -P Alfred The Egyptian leader, who Is produce as.much or more nicotine diistry should so shirk its respon- STARTS rolled across-the landscaipe about to become president of the and tar as Cigarettes without hi-j sibilltie.s to the/consumer," the The stricken freighter’s crew ' submitted to tl(e top legislators his Brundage. 38. widely known abandoned ship in one lifeboat plans for dealing with the situa­ , Mercy missions, advancing on square dance i aller. was in "criti- new United Arab Republic lUARi teis." the committee added. | committee said. / foot into niral are.-is. found many of Egypt- and .‘Syria, conferred at Says IMiblle Brainwashed ‘ pbe report gave this account: shortl.v before 8 p.m..'several hours tion. including increased public ral hut .sali.sfactorv " condition at after the ship had sent an S.O.S, WEDNESDAY All RRW .froin rep re berrem, rht eursranding new Cdlertc Renges ore works programs and a liberalized secondary road* still blocked by Danbury Hospital today witli two his, pa'lsee with the Sudanese for- The committee rapped the Fed- tobacco industry’s sales run ™Vtinn”i?h milM easV oi unemployment compensation sys­ high embankments of diamond- gunshot wounds. eign minister, Mohamed Ahpied eral Trade Commission (FTCi for higher than $5 billion a year, its po„e I-ookout N C Bulletins i / " Hit mesr exciting in mere tiion half a centiiry ef Celeric progress. These hard pinnacle* of snow. Air rescue tem.- Bnindage was admitted to the Mafigoiib. what it said was a failure to police taxes total ^ore than $2'5 bll- ' The President Adams reached the ! from the AP Wires SAVE...SAVE...SAVE sensotienal rehges reprosenr a revoliitienary new eencepr, maximum After heariifg the proposals, the teams darted over the state. hospital last'night with wounds in Tlio Egyptian press, meanwhile, against deceptive advertising while jj^ anniial adverti.sing apend'-VRonUas about 8 pm The rescue' GOP leaders agreed on a statement An Army he'li-opter was set to the ahdQinejv and shoulder. . handled...... the affair.. with‘ restraint, the public becarpe "brainwashed ing tops J too million. ve.ssel hi^-med the ’ Ceasf Guard cooking copeciry in minimuin overall dimensions. Three new basic sixes, .i birr aloft from nearby Voorhees- .■^tate Police .Sgt. Waller Abel Blaming “ imperialists and outaid- that filters would firnfsh health which said. In part; Lung cancer deaths shot up Norfolk that ahe had trouble get- SUDAN DISPUTE SET 24", 36" end 40" in on elmosr infinire voriery ef combinations. See rhe "It waa the concensus that the ville today in a last-ditch effort to said the wounds appeared to be era " for trying to disturb Arab re- prolecliqh.’’ from 2.500 reported casea in 1930 . ting to the lifeboat becauae o f ’’high i-se cemplere 1958 line er Norman’s . . .Now! information submitted to us by the pluck out a snowbound 3-year-old self-inflicted. ijations, uie papem appealed for The committee spoke by adOpt-, q, in 19.56, Various’ rea.sons seas, blinding Snowstorm and gale 'x. Khartoum. Sudan, Feb. 19 ill Governor did no provide an ac­ Knox girl who was suffering from Tlie shooting ' o( ( III red in the gyod relations between the Sudan jpg a report made by a aiibcom -were imributed to the increase » winds. ” —Egypt and the Sudan settled ShouldcrS G - Bnindage home in the exclusive ancKpgvpt. Smoked V /est curate picture of the exact condi­ acute appendicitis. "Fqllowing thp report linking The, Bonitas’ crew tried to bring | their, border dispute at talks in tion* today or suggest a real rem- l.V) Families Marooned ("•andlewood Shores residential The'-^ewspaper A1 Me.ssaa re- | ' - 1' v yiga/ette smoking and lung can- their lifeboat alongside the Presj- ' Cairo today, It was reported here On •edy for the problem. Col. Alfred Jacobsen, Albany are* In New Fairfield, which bord­ ported from Khartoum that the i j ZTl* 1| • I'cer,/cigarette sales in 19M drop- dent Adams,' but the heavy seas' tonight. Egypt’s President Nas.< SUGAR CURED |s(ow G oio9 "There are many questions we County Civil Defense director, said ers on Candlewood Lake. |pro-Egvptian "Sudanase Antt-lm-|' \ piA TSi see; Sudanese Foreign Sltnlster Buy A Caloric periali.at Front" had propo.sed the; A ! ped for the first time in 21 years,’’ and the roll of the ship caused the A 156 families were maroone»l around The cancer reports were "respon- boat to capsize. Mohammed .Mahgoub and other - (Oonthiiied on Page Five) Knox, Rensselacrville. Westerlo (Continued oh Page Six, ! .simultaneous withdiRwai of Egyp-; ( ’ulled from A P W ires leaders conferred at Nasser’s tian election qffici.als and Sudanese I I sible" for a 1953-54 dropoff and lyi "Rescue two rnen fronv over ^ Mnduslry recouping since with "fil- Adam* stern snd launched Adams ; palace in Cailro today seeking a. SHANKLESS . troops from the area. compromise of rival claims to a Gas Range At t^orrhan's Al Messa also reported poslpone- 'ter tip as king" leading the way. i boat in attempt to rescue men in: T H ro u O * ’ I Airman Donald G. Farrell, who supimsedly mineral-rich area on i ment of a meeting of all Sudanese the border. political parties called bv the anti- ' soared through simulated space! (Continued on Page Ten) Continued on Page Seventeen) — -- ■ -* conditions for a week, take* off | THb S t t n t . , . For As Little As Chou Says ^Volunteer’Force Egyptian Umma party to piotrst - POPE GETS ASHES the Egyptian territorial claim. from .San Antonio In conventional i WEEKLY ! The front is a' ipro-Egyptian | type aircraft for visit with parents ] .Vatican Olty, Feb. 19 uPi — The Art of Growing Old— 2 » Pope Pin* XII marked his fore­ SLICED BACON SANITONt j group which opposes the present ' in New Y'ork.! . . Tliree Waterbury j Umma government. ! teenagers en route to New Haven head with , ashes today tn the Q U A L IT Y Pry CUaning To QuitNorth Korea in 1958 Both aides have accused the . and charged with $20,301, armed Roman Catholic Church's ges­ FM IM K -T 04S D E I COMING CONCENIENGE! Norman's Gives You;- ______I other ..of sending trpops into the |robbery of the Colonial Trust Co. | ture to remind man of his mor­ Feb. 6, delayed In Washington, Retirement Not Painful, tality. Members of the Pope’* -HUS SOFT-SiT^ FINISH The UN. commander, U..S. Gen.‘ and the U.N. Command have the i disputed area. Egy pt denied it had D.C. by weatlier. Vatican household also received 1 LB. Seoul, Korea. Feb. 19 (SV-Redf George I5ecker, pointed out that I least sincerity for a peaceful-aolii- sent troops but admiUed Egy ptian Chin* laid today it will withdraw ashes In the observance of Ash Th» N *w M ira th Finish h r only the V.I.. Yalu separates rs.ir..China and.n.) I linntion nfof the Korean nroblem.problem, they border police were dispatcheddiapatchi?d • to Powerful townoals cninch, wa.v . [ L d b J *11 Its troops from North Korea by protect polling places. The- Egyp­ slowly through ice gorges on Mia-1 Wednesday, first day of Lent. LAYERS •FREE DELIVERY the end of this year. The move Is North Korea, and Chinese tro(>ps should also withdraw . . . .other- Noted Optira Star Says Wnoltns •firf WtnI-lIkt fahritsi could return to North Korean posi­ wise it will'be clear to the whole tians claim that the people in the •tssippl River near Cairo. II).. andj another attempt to pressure U.S. world they are obstructing the disputed area have the right to traffic on some tributaries coni- b La z e s w e e p s m ^ forces out of South Korea. tions "within a matter of a few peaceful unification of Korea. ” vote in the Feb. 21 plebiscite on pletely blocked by steadilv 'bulld- ...... , ,xnTF.—One of the world’sf-swept down the aiale. I waa seized'! Preaton, Feb. 19181—Firie ol im^, Now-, it makes no difference how The Communist "volunteers" days." the union of Egypt and Syria. determined origin swept through Tlie nearest major U..S. - ba.se The Sifuth Korean Army esti­ ’t"onfinu t h e ? ‘"Vost ^’ plan? greatest singers. Geraldine Farrar | with compassion and distaste, al often you have your favorite wool • UP TO 3 YRS. to PAY who poured across the Yalu River mated last year there were 350,000 The Sudane.se denied Egyptian ihe interior finishing drying room . from Manchuria during the Korean since the recent wiUidrawal of leaflet-dropping mission over Red withdrew from the operatic and the same lime. and wool-like garments dry Chinese Communial.>i Ijoops in chargesThst they had sent troops An aging figure, trying to recap- , of the Preston Woolen Mills to­ TUNA FISH War vrill begin recrosalng by. April U.S. ground forces from Japan is concert stages years ago. She has day, doing an undetermined North Korea qnd "not le.ss'than a cleaned. Not if we do it! We are SO'whether y.N. forces leave or the island of Okinawa. 506 miles ‘ . ■ . , „ ...„ „i,i found retirement far from painful. I lure former glory is never a plea.s- : amount of damage. Ftremert from million across the T alu River in Continued on Page Seventeen) i i'n'g spectacle: biil-as a human be­ specially licensed to,provide BUILT-IN GAS RANGES not. aald a communique Issued by .south of Korea. Minnie Jean jn this article— ses-ond of a series (our voliuiteer companies (otight SOLID • GUARAHTEED ManchurlaJ' North and South Negro girl expelled form ^Little, prominent people on the subject ing. Indeed a patlietic silhouette. Stnitont Dry Cleaning PLUS Chinese Premier Chou En-lal and Tlie South Korean defense minis­ Korea each have 21 diviaion.s, the Rock Central School, repoi the (lames. Stale Policeman John CANS North Korean Premier Kim II ter, Kim Chung Yul, said tpe an­ I —she tolls why.) Perhaps this might apply to any Skelly ’ sald the fire was discov­ W HITE MEAT SOFT-SET for woolens as well Automatic Features Work Smith Korean'■ forces numbering Ailing Sir Winston have actepled $1,050 scholarship __ renowned personage in public ac­ FOR SERVICE Sung in Pyongyang. nouncement "smacks of cunning about '600,000 men under close U.S, to the New Lincoln School in New i Iakrai niNF FXKRAK ered b.v Fred Telreaulf wl|o with as the n-ew' miracle fabric* that The tw'o Communist premiers tivity. when discretion does not, intrigue and appears to be a -pre­ supervision. Tlie U.N. fbrees in the York City. . . New hikhlv mobile, ' f J ^ fo ,“ : % i e hi* Wife and two children occupy IN BRINE resemble wool. challenged the U.N. force* to quit text for propaganda. We can never Spends (iood Nijjlit point to fields commensurate with ; an apartment adjoining the mllL and Watch For You South consist of two U.S. divislo:is surface-to-siirfa.-e ballistic strenuous public the- implacable onrush of the years. ; Dirt’s gone... spots,too, and / ■ South Korea. take it seriously." , The apartment received only • Extra capacity apeed-act biimcm -a b o u t 30.000 men plus one missile with a range of 10(1 m e^ relative retirement to (The transition and abdication' full body is retained. Coats, suits Chou In a speech to the' North The Chinese-North Korean an­ Turkish brigade and one Thai com- , Nice, France, Feb. 19 l/P' Sir smoke damage. There were no an.l ability to resist life was dictated by an from public service need hot be injuries. HUNT'S TOMATO and dresses keep their smart • Instant Ignition with Caloric needle pilots 'Korean National Assembly assert­ nouncement followed .up a Pyong­ pany. - , Win.ston Churchill remained in bed ter-meaaures reported eloped ^ experience which made a sad yang proposal two weeks ago for alarming nor distressing: but the drape indefinitely. Try us and see ed, "The United States cannot The lengthy communique -con-lathis Riviera vacation villea today by Army. „ "and unhappy impression on me. • Granite blue porcelain oven, broiler, burner box avoid the responsibility to with­ withdrawal of ail foreign forces decision does take serious reflec- i S.WS NLXON RIGHT MAN 14 oz. J' the amazing difference. Phone .y and drip tray* taining a number of current Com- -ntter vv.hat was described as a SwedUh Defense Minister Sven teenage opera enlhuslasl tion and considerable soul-search­ draw its troops.” He .added that from Korea and negotiations be­ munist propaganda points was ia-! siijjfit chill. His .secretaw said he Washington, Feb; 19 (85 • Ar.deujaon says his governmciU ulll Meiropolilan in those bliss- ing. BOTS. for service today. • Easily removable grates, burners and bowl* U.S. refusal to withdraw would tween the northern and aouthfern sued at the end of a ,'i-day visit by was "perfe"tly comfoi4|fcl«." ac.,Mlrp no InleriTiedliile/riiiigc mis,- fill ,)ay, when half a dollai- would House investigators developed mean "the responsibility for the regimes to arrange unlfh atlon The richne.ss of years 'poin.t to CATSUP 6 • Attractive aluminum burner bowls Chou to North Korea. He'-va.s ac-j Churchill’s 75-year-OW personal sllea that could leacli ‘tovicl tern- to the Olympian delights todav that friends of a loser In elections . supervised by yneiitr*!’’ partition of Korea lies with Amer­ companied by Vi(*e Premier Chen! phy.sician. Lord'-Moran. Jleyv in lory across the Baltic . , . .Mr speed I new vistas, and can offer ilium the Mismi TV Chennel 10 c*s* • Attractive rear riser prevents pots and pans ica.” ■ nations. Soiitli Korea said It would Yi, Red China’s new foreign minis- f,(ini lymdon biit;en*ive, quick and easy In-i disastrous result If If continues Its Slate Department officials nilniater'a condition. fi lien sound banriers ici-s, are illin f-.rfor _ 1 handsome woman, than the outgoing expression of , ,,,„t Nixon. There was no testi­ adventure m.South Korea in disre­ would liave to be supeiviaed by pointed out -that U.S. forces arc In The 83-year-old fqmMir British another stiff test this spring. ,Lock-j something in her carriage was one a ego. , mony, that Nixon wa* directly stalla^on prorediilje the U.N. FBIUUl CRIHP PAhjiC’AL gard of the Chinese-North Korean Korea by U.N. request and also by Prime Minister j>iit {(o bed Life at any *ge ia As one makes; approached on behalf of a Frank • .New cook top gasket for.Installation ,on itile, heed Aironrft w lent)st .'avil In Rui- i vag„eiy familiar; an usher, reply- announcen^ent," Chou declared. Tliie ' Communist coipmunlque a , U.S.-South Koreari security yesterday after hjg^ei«grfxaQilned bank. Califd-srjedch. ,1 i ' ' | ihg tq my inquiry a* to whom S|l)e it's: b(it to be • suijc'essful, nupit b e' Katzentioe, who. eventually lost j metat, plastic or any known counter top ma- \varned'thal If the Unlled\States iry hill local docRob­ 445 HARTrORD ROAD, Near McKEE ' ^ TheVannouncement was greeted (I'.entyi They contended th)it Chi­ Calif. s Non-jarring, balanced acUon oven door Showed no sigh of -acceding tq this Uietr lipaginaUon.” ' > quest in 1950 to withdraw from Aa thi* picture of faded grandeur (OMtlBlied'*■ rag* Tkne) | the light wmm to i------^ R|D BANANAS oRd WATERCRESS - liv e ) caua* of legal technicality. an*. They added'if tha United BUtes Korea. (Ckmltnued en 'J .“ T y r V , : -V' ■ t.v : V r t