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/ j - SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1869 P A G ^ T E k Aveniire D»ily Net Press Ron The Weather iUanrbPHtpr Eofttlng ForeoMt of U. 18. VFeatfier Bataan For the Week Ending Jannary Trd, 1R59 F5»lr, frigid tonight and Tne PRESCRIPTIONS atrong wind* dimlnlahihg tonight. About Town DAT OB NIGHT 12,860 Ix)w aero to 10 below. High Toe** Business Bodies BV EXPERTS. \ Member Audit day 10 to 18. Hjeard Along Main^ Street \ Bureau of Circulation. The WSC39 of the North Meth- 4n^ on Somm o f Htinchoatpr^yîdm Streeta, Too Manchester— A City of ViHage-Charm etfat Church uill eerve « epethetti The U.8. economy ha« recovered^ rouigh time keeping lricrea*,ed»cMft capable of very shôrt ARTHUR DRUB from it* late-1957, early 1968 re- loada moving. 'n»la should ere offa and landings. **It carries •- a- »2- ■upper on Jan. IT at the church man crew and will be used by the OB Parker St. Supper will be ce«*lon with great rapidity. Groa* ate a heavy demand for truck re (riaa*lf(ed.'Ad\erHslng on Pag. 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS ‘ Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport. Army for observation and surveil (FOURtfefiN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. JANUARY 5, IflSO: ^■crved from 8:30 to T p.m. Reaer- Korel national product ran about 1450 placement parts in 1959. VOL. LXXVIIIk NO. 80 Stratford, and New Haven. Pas lance missions. vatlQba may be made through cir/ It isn’t everyone w'ho is offered billion In 1958'* fourth quarter, Sales of all retailers— mall or membership in liie ’'Imperial Golf sengers will stand back from the_ der house; chain stores, depart cle leMtere or by caning the church and it is expected to hit 8465 bil A machine tool seminar will be Chib" but that's what happened to platform, and a Happy New Year ment stores. large and small retail GENERAL oOce lB"4he morning:*. lion In 1959, a gain of aeven per held at the Hotel Bond in Hartford oê Municipal Building employe to you all." cent over the 1958 total. establishments— fbse only 0.2 per Vox Pop cent in 1958. Total retail business March 11 and-12 under the aus The Junior High Fellowship of tjhe Ollier day. , Thl* encouraging view keynote* pices of the Hartford Chapter of T V SERVICE the Community Baptlat Church will Unfortunately, hovvevei , the em- That's Different: the McGraw-Hill Publi*hing Com added up to $200.5 billion in 1958. Retail, sales of nondurable items the American Society of Tool Day* ,Lou Angeles, Jan. 5 iî - - meet at the parsonage toniorrow hlove didh'l have"enough time to lTie Fiscal Policies siibcommll- pany’s-annual Pulaebeat of Indua- p I make the trip to th e club, which lee of the Board of Directors met rose 4 per cent, while durable Engineers. Night* S2J 5 ,„*£ & Do people really know what night at 6 o'clock. Member* should iry a comprehensive report on During the 2-day period, 12 they're talking about when bring either sandwiches or hoy happens to be* In A-ddi.* Ababa. Tuesday night to hash over the goods' business was down 10 per T E U 80 8-5481 American biisineBs. whe're^ it cent, the biggest percentage de-, technicaliT papers will he presented polllakers quiz them? Twd Coventry Tots Ethiopia. Besides, the membership | new budget. In the eoiirae of the dogs or hamburger* to roSat in the stand* today, and the direction it and an open forum discussion will fireplace Be\-erages and . desaerc card êxpired .Ian. 1. talk, various eommlttee member* Cline in durables in any year alnci To find out, Los .\ngeles will lake tomorrow, aa reported by be held with full audience partici a n Mlfror-News columnist Paul Perhaps Ihd friend W ho made the i 'enlioneii economy messures 1938. The beat gain, at retail, ndll he provided. The program will the company’s Economics Depart pation oonelst of Chriatmaa alories and offer of membership in the which have been taken in the past. was made by food stores-^ per Coates called 150 people by ment. cent. Drug stores were second Among the speakers will be telephone and asked this que.s- legends. Ethiopian club is heading for Among the economy measure* Almost all Industries surveyed Manchester, to play a round or two n.entioned was the elimination of with a 5 per cent rise. Stores Hans Ernst, Professor L .. V. Col tion: -f- expect to put money into modern selling autos, parts and accessor well from the University of Michi /;!p)__ *into a friendly'^Jinvefsatinn all "Do you think the Mann Act Sunset Council, Degree of Poca at the Country ciub. a 1 lerk m th court, necessitating ization projects during the com Washington, Jan. 5 At least at the local tiuh there parking ^violators to appear in Hn[>|K>jM>rt Studio ies had the worst decline—^21 per gan, Prof. P. A. Smith from MIT, about the weather. dettrs or helps the cause of hontas. tWll meet Monday nigur at ing year. Although a little more •Albert Albrecht from the Monarch Sotnet Deputy Premier Anas With Menshikov iiHerpreting in will be no lion.s to contend with court to pay fines cent. labor, and if you feel it de 8 o’clock In Tinker Hall. Raising than half of the industries expect This year, retail bualness is ex Machine Tool Co., and Horace Oro tas I. Mikoyan .strode pa.st a loud voire to be r>ard abo%;e As Flames Gut Their Home aa there are in Ethiopia. Walter l.,eClrrc, town treasurer, ters. wo(ild you vole for its of chiefs will be held, with Great Opens Series to cut their capital spending bud ver of the Baitelle Memorial Inati- the hubSiib of the strtigglmg crowd (On the other hand who can say started to ,«ay that the switch had pected to total $2l0 billion, a gain shouting anti-Communist repeal ?" Deputy Pocahontas • Irma -Mjller Miss Elizabeth Meredith Lee will gets. funds will still be available tut of cameratnen —; M ikoyaiVîd: where Dr. Moran will\be?> not affected him of 4.5 per cent. Durable goods' pickets today to a meeting Coates found that 38 per cent and her staff in fharge. Rcfreah- he the speaker at sancti'iai’y lime to bring obsolete equipment up to retailer* are anticipating an aver- "Some people are saying tt>at I menta will be served after the "I haven't paid any In a long with Secretary of State Dul of those polled want to repeal Different Exaniples of the first session of the school date, , age Increase )n sales of about 9..5 brought the cold weather vcdlh >qe meeting. i time," he said. the Mann Art. which since of .Missions at South Methodist Industries tiiat aie c u 111 n pg|. cent, with automotive goods’ les. from Mn.scow. but the sun is shim-., 1910 has made it illegal to Mayor Kiignie Kelly wa* ex- ■ You -etllng 'em fixed?" popped capital outlays say they have just gtores making the biggest sales * v r s v C B x c x i i v Church tomorrow night. Mikoyan and Dtilles were ex ing and nobody credits me with f" transport a woman across Hollister Children plaining the purpo.se of the Fiscal | („|i another man ITie Holy Name Society df .St, ended an era of cxpan.sion. Most gain- 25 per cent, pected to discus* the Cold War on Polirios Subcommlllee to the Fia-I iêt’ lerc blushed, and amandcd Mi.sa 1,1-c is a gpadiiate of Mt. that." Stkle lines for imnioiah pur- James' Church will meet at, 8;15 Holyoke tfollcge and has done fur companies that were concentrat- Retailers of nondurables expect To Cosmopolitaius a no-holds-barred basis. The Ber“ The temperature outside was 15 j Mondav night in St .lames' S-chool cal F’olicies Siibcoinmitlee'. hi.s stat inent to, "Excuse me, I po)tes. ther .'Study at Columbia University. ing on expanding facilities fin- an average increase of about 3.5 lin crisis was tagged as a chief c.egreea, even colder than it wa.s [ The colcimnist said only 12 hall. The Rev. John Blanchfield. He said its pin pose was to give mean I haven't been picked up in ished this Work in late 1957 and per cent, with food stores fore yesterday when Mikoyan took a the various depailmenl.s some idea Hartford .Seminary and the School War4 Duffy, managing editor of topic. per cent realize the question spiritual ad\isor, will speak km the a long time." I Found in Bedroom The Russian leader, who ar two hour, three rhile hike a round of the Board of Directora' feelings of Inlcrnallonal Stiidie.s in Geneva, early 1958. casting another 5 per cent in- the Hartford Times, gave a talk wa.s rigged. M historv and piirpo.ses of th^ Holy SwiIZetland. She has been a mis A * the nation moves along Into crease. rived from Moscow yesterday, downtown Washinglon. on w’-hat the town can afford to Early Reanliilion Name Society. A short film Iwill be sionary in .Japan, under the Wom- a boom which may last two or on "Current Events” at the meet smiled broadly as he srrived at the Dulles and Mikoyan also joked shown. pay fill' goveninient next year. fine Manchester man who wa.s ing of the Cosmopolitan Club yes State Department. Seven Hungar about the pliotographers. Dulles Bi (M)RDON T R A I ES He gave an example of the type ah's ■ Foreign Mi.ssinnary Society three years, there are still some J. M. Field's Self-Service De bragging to his friends about how of the Methoflist Chmeh, and has partment Store in East Hartford ian freedom fighters, carrying said to Mikoyan: ' 'I'lu’ two childirn of .Mi', and .Mrs, llnyrn Hollister of Cov- of me.ssage whu h might he given he "wouldn't have a hapjjovei ” the problems that wHl have to be terday afternoon at Center Church. worked in the field of international will he expanded within a few days, plac ards reading "Go Home Miko "One would gather, as . a firs t,Reported Goes to various department tieaiis. morning after New Year's Eve is solved. Chief among these will be In part Duffy said: "The year onti'.i diod when flainos swept tlii'oiigh their 1-story house in . Christian relations. Her extensive it was annoimred today by Harvey yan,” shouted insult.': as he walked impression, that a large part of the r x » l "We'd say, Full speed ahead, " lie .singing a dlfferenl tune now that unemployment. 1958 was hard to analyze. The the Bellcviic section at 8 a.in. toda\'. i travels include .lapan, Korea, L, Solar, general manager. up with Soviet Ambassador. Mik population of United Slates is en-^ J[ ^ JS ll iCMleilt Personal INotices |said. all the celebrating i.s over The second problem is the threat American people are most con Dead aie Kox'ee Holli.stei' ,Jr., d, and hi.s .sister, Virginia! 2. * China. Europe. North Afrii'a. the of inflation. As 1959' begins, the A brand new appliance and tele cerned with whether we shall have MORIARTY hail Menshikov. I gaged in taking photographs." Bui. Atty. Ronald .lai obs. bis vision department will be added to san rT b serv’X -e"o^ the event^he | South America, Mexico cost of living is at a high level. war .or peace; prosperity or de- Mikoyan and the ambassador 1 Mikoyan. warily eyeing the clus- Coventiy .Medieul I'ixaniinei' Dr. Koliert P. Bowen said the mind full of worries over this the pre.scnt 78 J. M.. Bîeld's de year s finani ial situation, said, "I d i quietly at home watching ' and ( iiba. It did not go down during the re presslôn. The solution of the prob BROTHERS pressed through a crowd of about | l i t - pholog .'■.phe-t clicking a rt elrildren a|i|iaieiil 1\ suffoealed in Iheij' hedi'oom from in In Memoriam partments. It will be one of the 100 reporters and photographers. | winding, declared: "They are very On Tip Source say, 'Abandon ship.’ ” | television .She is the author nt ''Thiileeii cession. With the upsurge of busi lem comes, not through effort of SUI Center St. tense smoke, lie said that luirns on their liodies did not appear largest in the State, Solar said. Arriving in Dulles' outer office, • energetic. In loTint memoryV of Biograpiiies: Methodi.sl Women ness. it will probably go higher. the .nation collectively, but each Ml S-5135 I Only trouble was he started Radios, television set.s, refriger they posed for pictures with Did- , Two .Soviet iiholographers spent to tie seveie enough lo ha\e caused deatl). However, he said CtUghfV who pAA8Pd>d h^ttyi jAnuA Clashing Culnr* j staring at the set around ,'i p in. Encircle the World,” "He vCeafS However, for the short run, the of us aa individuals, each citizen's New York. Jan. 5 idh News IW. ators, freezers, washers, ranges, les,‘ seated on a divan. j most of their time taking pictures paper columnist .Marie Torre sm - lie will make an examination later today to tie sure of the "There’.a no telling how''e.'tpen-, and didn't stop until after 2 a m. Orchids." and co-author with Or. increase may not be more than individual merit, ability and char A. W, Wasson of "Latin American hi-fi and stereo sets will he carried "Very glad to see you," Dulle-s , of the Amencan photographevs rendereil tod.ay to tiegiu .ser\ ing, a cause of t heir- deal lis. Clod takes the death for Yeason ’I'vl'''', I j,jve some Chrlslnias presents 1 when "The Thing. " (a movie, not one-third the 3 per cent annual in the new department which will acter, The only way to train citi Buti-meinory lasts i.ntn the end had , the set i finally went off Circuit." rate of increase in the last two zens in individual merit is through said, shaking hands with Mikoyan. | snapping ^shots of Mikoyan. ; 10-day jail sentence, latlior Ilian .‘\ paid fj.eeil .Mis. Hollister, 2o, in shock and tinder sedation, be managed by Ralph Tiipper. .5flcr five • minutes, Dulles l®d ‘ (ii.oclose a nev.'.s sniin e. Tears shall not darken lor "hsdous q rjay or so. ” a friend of ours | A.s a re.-uill of this ovennilul- In 1954 she .spent the .summer years, according to thi.s report. religion and education. Our chil Once seated, Dulles put his arm ‘ " ' ...... ‘ inler\i(>wed lalei' at the lios|iilal by Manchester Herald re- I'V behind Mikoyan on the back of the dlm, o( rcmai ked after we d bumped into ( pc>Ke In the realm of ".sparkling In Europe studying the refugee The outlook for foreigq trade is dren 'should be taught, and we NASSIFF ARMS CO. I Jli.ss Torre, wlio write.s a syndi porlei' .Indilh .Mieaiii. said she thought young Royce might Thf h-»uliful nifnii'iK'ii «<■ li«v- situation under the World Council The appointment of Kevin J. older citizens should practice re divan and the two men launched (Continued on Page Thirteen) cated television and radio column him. leach other in a department store j enlertcinmeiit" the next day he good for 1959, despite' Russia's O'Neill as assistant plant engineer ' ha\e been plat ing with matehes in the living room ,iust be- Wife and deiiuhtcre the other rt;.y. had a rTtoniimeiital headache which of Churches, and wa.s there again planned economic offensive to cap ligion and make it meaningful in for file New York 1 lei aid Trilnine, centered around two bloodshot in 1956 and last summer. In April of the Norden division of United practical daily affairs of life. Re n appeared before P'ederal District ' foi-e the I'ii'e In-oke out. "A fellow i know got a tie for ture traditional U.S. markets. U.S. Aircraft Corp. was announced to Cliristma.s last year." he went on. eyeballs. 1957, she became secretary for ad ligion is a successful foe against Judge Sylvester .1. Ryan and wa.s "I smelled suuilie, " Mrs. HulUfl- tiado will increase slightly next day by R. A. Aspinwall, general Too Little, Democrats Say ! remanded to custody of a nuHslinl I "A ven' nice green print. Silk. The "Next year fTij going partying” vance specials for the Melhodi.st year. Dollar volume of commercial Coinmiinlsm. Mohammedism. it is ter said, "saw tlie cmicli on fire he .said "Another quiet New Year's Commission on Overseas Relief. manager. hoped, will prove protection at 10:05 a.m. j aud ran next door for help. Mean- J[udgc Opens only trouble was. he was orte of .st-’pment.s abroad will be about O'Neill join.s Norden after five X-PEICT Eve at home would kill me," The School of Mis.sion.s will meet against Communism in the Mid •'1 have great liope tliat tliis ac- l wliile, Hoyco must have gone back those one-sull men. All he had wa.s $17.5 billion, while imports should years with United's Sikorsky A ir a blue suit, ahd you know you each Sunday at 5 p.m., with study dle East. tion will lead lo legislation wnirli i to tile bedroom." SKATE SHARPENING exceed $13 billion. Each figure is craft division where he was a Voter Records can’t match a green lie with a blue I'm the Good Oiltc cla.sses for all age. groups: A box "We must," he concluded, "be will protect a newsman'.s sourre.s," : Tile cluldren were, found in the "Skatemastev” Method a gain of about 3 per cent over supervising mechanical and elec suit. So he was going to exchange lunch supper is planned from 6 prepared to give more money and $40,9 Billion Seen she told reporters as she arrived at liou.se about id minutes after the A H-yeai-old hoy who has' per- 19.58. trical engineer in the plant engi NASSIFF ARMS CO. the lie fbr .something else. ha()s been fed on too much oYv.a t to 6:4,5. Sanctuary time will be attention to education, both for the courthouse. J'.outli Coventry fire department; To get a more definitive view neering department. Mother of Two ai rived on tlie scene. ,To Rights Unit 1018 Main St,' Manchester "Then it dawned on him tlial diet of television remarked to his | from 6:'45 to 7:30. The public is of the American Bfeonomy. the schools and teachers' salaries. ^Ve The 34-year-old mother of two Firemen were informed upon ar- | maybe he ought to have a new parents recently that he lias been invited to attend any pari or all McGraw-Hill. Economics Depart must raise the standards of our fiaman Aircraft's pilotless heli children was accompanied to the rival tliat tlie cliildien were in the , Montgomei-y, Ala.. Jan. 8 UP)— . wilt, a brown one maybe, or a giay having some rather odd dreams. of the program. ment surveyed the biisine.ss com appreciation of teachers. Members Ike Def ense Outlay copter will be featured on the oouitliou.se by her hiishand, Hal lioiise hill Mrs. Hollister said she flannel. And sure enough, he went It seems he hn.s been dreaming munity induslry-by-industry. of many other orofesaions are The ir.S. Civil Rights Commission out and bought a brown suit. It about Indians and gangsters nationally televised show "You highly honored and held in much Friedm'an, a television produrer. ' did not know wliere. according to custom, two girls for St. CoUim- On the aviation industry, the Asked for I t " The show appears was given the right today to look cost him 65 bucks, too. So lliere's j "and they ai c always ilglUmg with regard. This must be followed in Ryan had found YIi.s.s Tone in ‘ ' Soiilli Coventry Fire Chief Delmar ha's Catholic Chiirrh took charge report says over-all physical out locally Jan. 12 at 7 p.m. on Chan Washington, Jan. 5 (2Pl- Presi-,,.ni I said this will go lo Congress at voter registration records In a ease of how a S3, or $3..50 gift , me.’’ the boy lolrl his parents. our attitude toward teachers. We contempt for rcfu.sing lo disclose rotter, of the Congrcpfatlonal C h u r c h put of aircraft manufacturers will dent Eisenhower outlined his | on Jan, 19. wound up a* a 867.50 or $68 propo Ajiked how he.made out in hi.s nel 8. must produce capable and well the source of s story she wrote in I-1nd Ctiitdren TlirM” ?ATabStna' couiiTics hut only ( colonial ) nurserv school. differ only slightly from 1958. To make the sequences. Jack spending plan* to congressional. Dirkseit said the..administration., concerning moMe star '.Ividv I 'I'lie (hildren were discovered sition. ” bouts with the Indians and gang That permitted tlie girls who educated citizens to make de leaders todav. And the reaction presented a time-table for "a by agreeing to inspect them in We admitted that wa.'t an angle sters. the boy replied nonchalant which was at a level six times the Smith, master df ceremonies for mocracy work." Garland. [ wlicii .ioliii Umisin.s. a Sfmiii Cov- normally supervise the nursery, 1947-49 avergge, but individual the show, .spent two days at the from some top Democrat.* was: Too | spMd-iip in every field of rocket- the counties ■where they are kept. on Christmas presents’ coats wch ly, "Oh. I always win. " Mrs. J. F. Fhckles, president, Miss Torre was dre.Hsed in libuk Irn liy fireman, wa.s playing a fire held during the. worship service, to companies will show marked dif little for defense and missiles. ; ry,' including getting manned A compromise agreement signed DECORATORS never thought of. then asked what 1 "You always win? " remarked Bloomfield company's plant. conducted the business meeting, as slie .stood sileliHy liefoie Judge lio.'-c into IliP limisc through a side attend the ('’hristmas service. ferences. Some companies forcasl Eisenhower reportedly told them rocket to the moon. window. Wliilc stnndliig on an by U.S. District Judge Frank M. he was doing in the store ! the father. "How can that be? Kaman has had military con and Mrs. W. P. Gorman acted aa Ryan. increases ia their busine.ss as much tracts for the development of re that defense spending in the new House Speaker Sam Rayburn "H h.s tlie defeiidant i hanged liei oveiiuincd ashciin, consins lost Johnson Jr., provided that a cont "1 got a green tie for Christ- How can a little hoy beat up hosle.ss in the absence of Mrs. ! Getting ( loser as 30 per c¥nt: others foresee de motely controlled helicopters .for fiscal year, beginning July 1. ij'ould (b-Texas) told newsmen only that position ill Uiis matter?” the judge Ills iialanre and put his hand mission investlgaloi' wMi be aF-‘ „ JlNTIlNC ■mas," he said, "and all I own is a Indians and gangsters?" Albert Dewey at the coffee hour An insurance executive's son clines as triijch as 20 per cent. six years, and in that lime haa be about $40,900,000,000 an in he would listen to the President's asked. j tluougli Ihe hrolteii window and lowed to sec the records at a time blue suit to go with it. so I'm "Wh.v not, " ihe boy replied which preceded the meeting. The .said "My father works in Prodi- Busine.s.s flying, falling heir to developed them to a point where crease of roughly $100 million from State of the Union message and : onto an ad,iarcnt bed in order to and place "mutually agreeablt" bringing the tie hack today before "Tliey're my dreams, and ] can speaker was inlroducerf by Mrs. "Her position remains the same," make them come out any way ] vence. Rhode Island, the technical strides o' the rest of even a person who is not familiar the current year. his ljudget piopo.sals. and “ then jsleadv liimself. It was then that to federal and state authorities. PERINC I lose my head. " Robert Russell. said Mathias Correa, her attorney. want. That's not loo had." the father ihe industry, will have another big with aircraft can be taught to fly Sen. Lyndon .Tohnson of Texas, we ll decide what to do," " I t is no different than that taken ! lie found the body of Virginia in But the order stlptilated that said. "Last week he liad me work Johnson said the administration IDENTIAL Same to You year in 1959, probably much big tlie radio controlled ship forward, the Senate Democratic leader, was iiefore.” j tlie lied. arrangeiTients to get access to the I Either New 5'orkers are soflen- Cold IGa-eplion ing in Protestant, Rhode Island." ger than in 1958. Thic could re sideways, backward of hovering. one of those he indicated he wasn't plans to seek a substantial in- Judge Ryan inimcdial'ely or- •Viler climliing lliroiigh tlie files must be made by .Friday,-the A Non. sult in an -increase in new orders The TV sequence will show the satisfied. He told reporters: oi>eaHe in foreign aid fimds. On window lie fonnd"Rovce'g body ly-| date originally set by Johnson 1 M E R C 1 A L I ing or holiday cheer got the best One Manrhesler area man spent deretl; tOt of one of them Thursday night 1 for business planes. ship flying entirely by remote con "I think it appropriate to say I that, he differed with W iley who "The defendant is remanded to This Is the fire searredabedroom where the two children of Mr. and Mi's, Royre Hollister rif Cuven- ins un tile Hum- in fnml of a clo.sed registration officials to produce a much better New Year's F3ve Irv died just before 8 a m. today. Firemen found Virginia Hollister. 2. dead ui crib at left and lier at 125lh St. Station. | Deliveries of jet transports will trol with no pilot aboard. didn't observe any substantial in- told new-smeh it was his undei - the eiislody of Ihe niar.shal lo be (lorn liMilmj; 1(1 the living room the records before the commission this lime than last year. brother, Royce, 4, on floor at foot of n ib near door not seen in photo. .Doonvay in foregrounil Uy Insured .A Manchester friend of ours was ! improve the protiit picture for WESTOWM crea.se in the military field, and I standing mutual security spend gin .serving her sentence. " where tlie fire liad started. i In Montgomery. At that time he was driving a Skiddinji Caiisos leads from oiilaide of house. Photo was taken by Herald Pliolograplier Jo.seph Snternis tluougli waiting for a train there and i tracloi-trailer Inick in the wild.s manufacturers who.se earning A new, lightweight heating sys was rather disappointed that w « ing ill the new year would be As Miss Torre turued to leave ■ ■ PHARMACY ■ Y area where partition was lorn down. Hollister, a sheet metal worker The court order limited the rec 9-0366 perked up when Uii.s announce- | of Maine in the midst of a blizzard. Cars lo (Brasil have been cut by development tem for the Army'.s Mohawk turbo 4.59 Hartford Rd— MI 9-9946 are not going farther faster w ith about the same as this year the courtroom, the judge .said: oil tile niglit shift at ITatt * W h it-! ords to those which have a direct ment slightly shirred, came over F'inally. unable to continue he- costs. prop ob.servation airplane will be The Complete Ski and the missile program.” , about $3,700,000,000. / 2-6010 Accessory Shop " I f you cliange ,vour mind. Miss ne.t Am raft in East Hartford, got j bearing on the Civil Rights Com- a loudspeaker: "Kiglu twenty-five cause of the drifts, he pulled to one Defense spending will remain produced by the electronics de Johnson, in addition to being the Johnson said Eisenhowen plans xorre, vou liome fiom work minutes before' mission's investigation of Negro ( ) A skidding car hit two others on featuring;— mnv communicate with train for New HaVen, slopping at side of the road and kept the motor high in 1959, running at least $2 partment of Hamilton Standard. Democratic leader, is chairman of to request, in the general'foreign ' roui l" firemen ai rived. Hr l eccived burns voting complaints. Negroes in Charter Oak St shortly after 6 F r i i d Blasts Speeding fo Solar Orbit going until the fuel was ftnaljy ex billion more than in 1958. Severe t'sing air siphoned off the en rOPEN: Franconia Ski Clothing the Senate Space Committee. aid field, additional money for the Ryan referred lo a standing op on liulli liands in an attempt to Umee countries - - Barbour and o’clock last night hut damage was restrictions like those that pro gines, the system provides warm hausted. Hart-Dartinoiith-Nnrthland The President's military spend- international monetary Yudi^. portunity for Mi-ss Tone to purge leaeh tlie 11111111^ 11. Bullock and Macon — and In three light and ho injuries wore report duced chaos in 1957 _re not ex air to both the cabin and camera When the New Year arrived,s\l'' Skis and Aeoessories Ing figure was reported to news- tlie Export-Import Bank, and for hpi-.self (if contempt at any Umo by P.olli iiareiit.H were taken lo Man- .other counties have complained to was standing over a fire madee Vif ed pected. equipment. It weigh.s only 13'4 Whip Across Police said Ronald B. Carr. 17, = A L L D A Y = r men bv Sen. Alexander Wiley (R the World Bank. discloBing her news source. ( liestcr Memorial Hospital by thc (|jg federal agency that they were branehes and a truck tire trying to After years of spending large pounds, approximately half the Hiimanie (Bavarian) Boot* Wls) as $40,900,000,000, . " If the amounts to be asked by She has arranged for giic.st wiit- Mechta Zips Ahead, South I'oventrv amhiilmi.e where right to vote, of Bolton, skidded into the rear of LIGGETT keep from freezing to death. sums for new equipment, aviation weight of similar systems of this a car parked by Andrew R. Gaiira. 21 j Hour Conference the administration foy^ the mutual ej-g to handle lier daily l oliimn, in they were treated for burns and The commission attempted to get companies expect lo cut their cap type. Most of U.S. 22, of 114 Charter Oak St., and NASSIFF ARMS CO. Most of the Congress members security progiTims are granted by , „ ----- ^ '■ 1 registration file.s In six counties G^xmI Neighbors ital outlays by 11 per cent in 1959. Electronic compartments . are ^ S U N D A Y — OF MANCHESTER who spent 2 ', hours with the Congress, it will be a substan (Continued on Page riilrteen) Up'.n their releea.se from the ho.s- ff,,. „ hearing licard Dec. 8-9 but PARKADE DRUG also made contact with a second sealed in a plastic foam to protect In Columbia, there is a g o o d vehicle coming from tlie other di Research expenditures, running "HOCSE OF SPORTS” President, declined to give any tial increase over what Congress By t h e .\s s o c i.\t e d p r e s s '' dol'Sl llicy went lo tlie liome of Hoi- blocked by the resistance 6 f ' neighboi* tradition which has been them from dust humidity and other Radio Signals Cease more than .three billion in 1958, rection Tlie latter car was driven 1015 Main St.— Manchester specific figure*. appropriated last year," Jolinson The winter's coUle.st we:ither. I IjHlcr s . pareiila, Mr. aud Mrs. aiilhorlties and registration followed for several years on the are expected to total four billion outside conditions. This also by Royden V. Collirts, 43, of Hart Eisenhower will formally set out said. powered by 4l) mile .in hour wimis, (5yailcs Hollisler. at 52 Hollister i ' Sunday before Chri.stmas. do’',SIS tliis vear prevents vibration and allows the Read Herald Advs. his spending plans in his budget i ------— Parents ail (Mik‘s SI. in Mani'liester. Tlie elder H o l - | ______ford. rolled eastward to tlie .\tlanti This year, following established Carr told police he saw the ap On autos, trucks and parts, the : control to be mounted directly to message. .Sen. Everett Dirksen i R -1 (Continued on Page Nine*) By H.VROI.D K. M ILKS • '.,it wiuld have a maximum diaui- ' listcu js an auditor in the Manchca- OPEN proachmg Collins vrhirle and report says after a year in which the airframe without shock O n Kiy .sealioard today. The Arctic out floscow, Jan. 5 i.Ti The Soviet ; e'c-'' M '214 L nilion miles. Tlie ter SnVj^nga Bank. ZlSSZZZSSSSSSSSSmSSISmSSSSSS j Ihoughi Gaura'.s parked rar_allow- production and sales of pas.senger, mminis, break covered mo.'it of the eastern Union's cosmic rocket con! inued rocket woulrl get ,.o nearer t lie sun A'corihjig lo Chief Potter, Mrs. j ed no room for the two to pas.s. He cars,truck.s and parts fell fur- The Mohawk, manufactured by Its headlong dasli toward a .solai Ilian 91 r. rmllioii mi’es. The sim is SUNDAY anyone Grumman, is a twin-engine air- • New York. Jan. 5 i.-Pi Mr. and ' two-thirds of the nation. Hol.i.sler sliyid she was asl"pp in f , Ml 8-MW I i applied liis hrake.s hut ice on ttie thcr and faster than Mrs. Frank Uhiom hio waited The icy winds hit 66 miles an orbit todav in man's greatest con- iiull'on miles :i'om Earl'i iicd'com just, off tlie living ro.uu i Bulletins O pen road made him .skid, police said. , thonght possible, the industry ex- ; THE ARMY gnd NAVY anxiously. . .hopefully, prayerfully hour near Hartford, t’ onn. Near qiii •'■I of s^pace. The name Mei hla was applied to when tlie fire 'hfoke out. She awoke from the AP Wires A LL DAY No arrests were made. ipects at least a 20 per cent in-! Havana Region Put I for .some news today of the kid- blizzard cnndition.s were forciast It., radio signals ceased a.s ill' the lorkel today liv I’ ravda When u hen shioke >»egan fili.iig liiv, AN Day Sunday crease for passenger cars and a I naped newborn daughter .A city for paitj: of New 5'ork slate In tlie 1 ■• - K.i. dci'ice now called Merlil.i u was annoiUTcd last Satiirdai' lum-.' She fried to reach tlie tele- ! for FREE I gain of alrout 1.50,000 trucks in shared their anxiety, their hope, lee of I-ake Ontario, idioami- went past 370,960 miles; itiai the rn, kcl wa.s headed lo |.hoi’i in Die livlngv'onni near the, MANCHESTER PINE PHARMACY 1959. j tlieir pravers. The euld air spread soiitluvaid in its plunge aw'i'* from th" Kri'.h ■ ward tiie m en Russians iiegnn coiu li hut wa.s driven hack by | IKK T4> SEE MIKOYAN SHOPPING PARKADE «S4 CENTEB 8T. Ml »-9RI« HAVE SUNDAY The history of auto parts man An inlen.se. agonizing search by into Gii'f coastal arcus. Readings It had then been in fliglit 62 I'.our.s. | cluing it Lunik, a combination of names. Potter said Mrqj. Hollister; Washington, Jan. .5 —Soviet BREAKF.AST AT AKTHl K'S | ufacturing is a poor year followed Under Martial Law Deputy Premier .Anastas 1. DELIVERY I police and FBI agents continued in tlie ' 20s and 30s penetrated Resources for feeding tin* r:id,o hma imooni and sputnik, r.oM pii.‘ I the children'.sx bedroom, . The eggs we xorrp timior- by a good year, and 1958 was a i for the, mis.sing infant. She was northern Florida. Temperatures equipment had oecnme exhausted,' R.'j'i Miles Per Second .Mlkhy'an met today with Secre Irmv are still, on the farm ! ReK^ I poor one. The aHprage age of taken from a fom ty-floor nursery were .in Ihe teens oi lower in the Soviet news agency Tess said. Scientists liere figured tliat it tary of State Dulles and said trucks on the road ^has not de- Havana, Jan. 5 i/P) Havana'? Batista to flee, 140 miles further <(\)ntlniied on E*axe Se\"nn) âiirant o|«-n Sunday 8 lo 12:.30.| EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 of St. Peter's Horp'tal in Brooklyn , northern Mississippi, Alabama and Phe program of ob.servai-ons was traveling at a maxiniuiii speed afterward he would eonler In two ' dined as in the ease of^passengcr BINGO province was proclaimed (indei-} along the march, and Tuesday DANCING TO DUB.ALDO’S ORCHESTRA Friday night, only 2'^ hours after ; Georgia. and ac.eiiltfic investigations of the of 2.45 kilomclers 11.52 mileai a week, with President Elseii- Icars. Even with addilidqal new Matanzas, .50 miles from the capi ARTHUR'S ^ PUBLIC INVITED martial law temporarily today tal. ; fcirtli. ■ A vast area of .subzero cold ex- ro( kc'i haa been (-ompleted." an an-j second when it p.a,sscd the moon hower. - Itrucks, truck lines will hgve a "Tliere are no leads." Det. Chief leiided from the P.ockies and Great Philadelpliia RIaze PINE LENOX pending the arrival of proviaiona! Castro and his men were ex-1 noimiomeiit said yesterday at a distance of 4.700 President Manuel Urnitia. pected in the capital Wednesday ] Jnmes B. Leggett .said yesterday, j Plains into tlie Appalacliians. Tlie Th..*' predicted the rochet '.vdl miip.s. 'BO.NN KE.IBfrrs FREE B E R U N PHARMACY Urrulia waa reported already in afternoon for one of the greatest] Police and -all intere.sted citi-, coldest spot waa Hihhing, Minn., fim.Iiy enter an. orbit arou id the ; Results of ladio transmissions Kills .‘i of Family Bonn. Germany, ,lan. 5 (ff5 — the province, but his arrival in the welcomes in Cuban history. |zens--were on the alert for a j with -39. s,.ii vVednosday or Thur.i lav. It is between the loc ket and groiiH'l Wl'et Germany today rejected 299 E. CENTER ST. city Itself apiparentljy was being The people of Havana awaited' heavy-set bleached blonde believed -Tlie cold and snow was .'hlai.ied due tc go into orbit bet'.vcen the stations will liR published aa soon Philadelphia, ,Ian. .5 opi Three Riisiâ's proposal to turn West Dinners Hors d'oeuvres Ml 9-0896 delayed while revolutionary groups orbits of the Earth and «. Mars. ^ thev- are anafj;zed, Tass said memhei's of a faitiily perished to- BerliiL into a demilitarized free Btraighten out jurisdiction o v e r (Continued on Page Seven) 1 ( f ’onliniied on Page Thirteen) 1 '(Coiitiniieil «,n Page ^lilrleen) Meciila is due to take 15 months lo The 62 honr.s of irridin commiin- lav iM a brief fire which damaged eilv ai^ called on Moscow to the Pre.sidentlal Palace. go around the sun. travehog^lUp-, icatioM enabled oh.serA'ations lo be Tstm y fruit store and dwelling. I restore 6(e city to its place as Fancy Cocktail Sandwiches Earlier today Urrii'tia was er lunlly. ® made of.the io( kct'.s iHovcmcnta The victims were Charl.’ s eiipital o f\ a united Gerirumy. roneously reported to have arrived The Russians calculate this or- and on the v uk of Uie scientific firavps. 40. and his wife, Mary, .50, I In a note dls|Ivered In Moscow by plane at Havana's International instruments ahoaid. owners of the store, and Mrs. the governm ^t . stressed Uiei Airport for a triumph^ entry inth The actual number of davs tlial Grave.,' brother, h'lancis O’Brien. four-power 'responsibility for CONGRATlllATIONS! the city. ^ will he reipiiied for Ujfs, solar orbit 51 German reunification and bached NOW The revolutionary leader, Fidel up the previous rejection of the Harris Catering Service News Tidbits will be 447, .‘tcienti.sts said Tills is They lived on the second floor If you have provided for your Castro, who rooted . Dictator- 82 more than it takes the Eartli ami were tlie ('inly ic.sidcnls of the Soviet proposal.by the Western FOR WEDDINGS. RECEITIONS, BANQUETS, family in the event of your President Fulgenclo Batista from Culled fro m .\I* W ires li'j go aroimd the .suii. : .Nortli I’ liiladclpliia building. Their Big three. BIT FETS, COCKTAIE PARTIES. TEAS, power on New Year’s Day and pro Dr. G. -M (Meiiiemc. scientific 'bodies were found in the living SPECIAL SWEDISH SMORGASBORD death or for your retirement claimed Urrulia the provisional director of tlie U..'' Naval nbsei'v- qua rters, 20,000 WORKERS FURLOUGHED executive, meanwhile, was making years if you. survive, and if Boy born t<. South Dakota Gov atorv in Wa.stitngton. said that I The fire was brought muter coii- Washington, 'Ian, 5 ilT— About . a leisurely but victorious approach All personal loans are you have safeguarded your ernor Joe Foss and Mrs. Fo.s.s, but .some time in .March < r February trol in half an hour, but the 20,000 of American Airline’s 22,- to the capital through the eastern streams of water poured' on the PHONE AD 6-1303 home for your family and haby live* only five hours , . . Pole the EarthW ill pass between the 000 eni|>loyes were furloughed to provinces. Sarasin of Thailand: secretary rocket and th" siiii. blaze drained off into the street day as efforts continued to set PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOB THE HOLIDAY SEASON ensured an education for your The defilaratlon of martial law The Earth lias an elliptical ortiit aiifl fiozc.-About 2.0U0 pounds of tle a 17-day strike by pUoJp- covered by life insurance was reported not directly related : general of .Southeast A.sia Treaty children, then you certainly Organization, confers wilh Bagh around the .-lui. the same as tiic sail v.as spre.ad lo rediu'e the haz Progress was reported is( har to disagreement about jurlsdrction; rowing issues between the airline deserve congratulations. dad Pact officials on how lo liiiilil locket will haV", hut it i.s lighter. ard. If, over the Presidential Palace. Tlie cause of the blaze was not , iiiid striking members .if the Air The confusion .-as to aiitliorlty up liiiisoii between the two al- on the unpaid balances up to however,' you have neglected (Continiicil on Page Thirteen) i known. I.iiie. Pilots Assn, wheii a media- over the palace arose from the liiini es.. I tion session broke up early to provide fpr any of these Yugoslav State pio.secutor wllh- fact that It has been ôccupied : day. ' 'f ' II A M I A STORM WINDOW contingencies, then you will since Batista fled by an organiza draWH charges of iintislnte activ $10,000 at no additional cost. want to corfilider a policy from tion called the Dlrectorio, Revolu- ity aga.in«l group of pro-Soviet 1 BAI.LOON REPORTED. LANDED l l w WW Evtryone Con Affgrd! . cionariq, one of a number of rebel Yugoslav Communists indicted last the Sun Life of Canada, one month . . . National Association j Bridgetown, Barbado|s, Jan. S . groups which battled Batista. The IG Y Report Card ,.Ti — Officials here annoonced of the world's great life insur group wa.s supposed lo have for Advancement fif Colored I the gondola of the British Bal". ^ People complains to .\FI-eflO ALUMINUM 8 CHANNEL ance companies, With the pro handed over the j^ a c e to Castro'a I loon Srtiall w orld arrived today 26th of July Movement but has not that racial (liscrimination is still * SELF STORING per Sun Life coverage you, top, j at Crane Hotel Beach on the done so as yet. prirctieed in union rank.s. Eighleen nioiiths ago began man's greatest concerted search i will be open to congri^tulations for knowledge about the E aitP on which he lives. I ■ southeast coast of this Island, Cmdr. Rolando Cubela, vyho took All U.S. Embassy personnel in | j There were no Immediate do? STORM WINDOWS from all those who depend on part in a rebel attempt lo storm bonn asked lo'get siunll|>«x boost- The Inlornational Geophysical Year iIG Y i, as it was called, / tails. A ‘crew of four left the the palace and kill Bati.sla In ei atiois as resiill of outbreak of has just (^nded. ' .Caiiarv Islands Dec. 12 to croff* you. March . 1957, presldeij at a cere the disease in West Gei r.iany . . . ^ n certainly is one i.if Hie longest years on record. But what -the Athihtlo for Barbado*' m 'Special'^ mony in file palace yeslertlay to Japan's Takaraziisa al' girl revue 1 else is certain, from Hie welter qf ob.scrvaiions made by 30,000 halioon had not been heard from commentorate the abortive attack. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE will tour the I'lillcd, States ami ' scientists and volunteers around thp world? for 19 days. ,' So easy to ehange from one season to an The proclamation of martial law Faiuidu foi three of fou" months ; other; and BO easy to clean .from inside COMPANY OF CANADA Not loo much at the Hiomcnl. was is.su.ed over the signature of starting in August . . . France’s] KIBICOFFS PI-/\N',TRIP your home! Maj.'Cam llo Cienfupgo.'r. who has Months or vears will be needed to sift and analyze all the in Tlie Cohneefieut Bank. v e il turned hiovie cutie Brigitte'i Hartford, Jan. 6 (2P>—t-oV- beisfi named by Castro as the new formation. But. says A P science writer Alton Blakeslee, it was Joseph L. Bardot and her jazz-guitftrist | Ahiuiunn A. Riblcoff,,D«;n{oeP»fe . STORM DOORS $32.95' Czerwinski commander of Army ami Navy s.ance .Sacha Distel set Jan." 29 as. well worth the effort. ' , AND TRUST c o m p a n y •Installation Optional. forces for 'Havana Province. Some important discoveries already have' been made, others said today he apd his w i| e wftt wedding date,'friends of the couplej ny to Puerto Rico Saturday th 821 E. Middle Tens Of thousands in cities^ townii say. are sure to be pneff from study reports awaiting evaluation. . Tpke. and villages turned out to cheer And although IGY proper^ ended formally on Dec. 31, major as? shake virus lolectUiaa • w hlelj; Manchester:' 893 Main Strwt Konrad Adenauer tupna 83 and have plagued both of them thrl- I E-Z TERMS '.0 ^ FREE ESTIMATES Manchester, wildly as Castro and his motorized aays he'.s looking forward to fut pects of the program are conlinuling. 15 Korlh Main Street columns madfe they way frqnt the several weeks. Ribreq]tL Pppn. ure with, a certain measure of op In a 3-part series, Blakeslee 'surveys some of the IGIT! results -4m4. The progress was slow: CamV James Reardon raises his hand to take the oath Ipf office as Police Chief for Manchester, ' Judge dree* to the State' guey, 300 mllea trpm Havaita, last Wesley C. GryR administered the oath. . Reardon reaigndd his State Police post to head the Man court order to make teamsters controlled Bteta .~ night; tonight Bant*. Clara, seen* chester police force. He t>eg;an tpday-in the' position fdr which the salary range is $6,57B to $7,982 boss Jameji R. Hof fa pow thtm arh 1 aa achednlal. ; t of the decisive defeat which-foread qa year. Story on IJâ Nê. (Becald Photo by OflaraJ. ^ j In carrying dut union reforma. ■'V A ' 1. Y , I ( • 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ffXNCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY t k W f r w d Oovantry .SminssL , . . ' 4hat. to dale, a total of $2J2,500 Ciêntry Soutjhi CovihtryV firehouse; Bo>. his- been pledged from businesses Scout,TStK>p 63, at 7 p.m., Spinks Area Scouts and 'individual givers. HalL'Sonth St.; Holy Name Socie Bheiiiwold on The fUnda raised will be used to ty, 4 p.m„ at 8L Mary’s Church develop the Sd<) acres of tvobdland N u r ^ Move hkll; Laurel Forest, Tall Cedars of and lake fvear''i^rth Stonlngton Seek $30,000 ^Lebanon, 7:30 pm . Masonic. Hall, HOW TO USE PRINciHjSS < Sooth <**!«■ . recently purcahaedbyGHarter Oak Merrow. . Both lideD viihim>lo The Public Building Commission OF BLACKWOOD CONVBNTION (P B C )' is exp(!cted this week to Council of the Boy ' §co«its of Shop, Office Events .Tomorrow By Alfred Shelnwold NOBTH In Campaign America. It Is expected that devel Republican' Town Committee, 8 a Q 10 5 2 start Jirellmlnary studies on cost U.S. M Mten Team Champion ' of erection o f the 1,200 pupil high opment of this area will m o r e tl^ The Thrift and Gift Shop of the p.m., Booth-Dlmook Memorial Li Slam bidding is the subject- of ¥ 8 3 double the present summer canlp brary: Intpfmedlate Girl Scout ♦ K Q 9 , school recommended by the Board Todsy, v6iunt*er* in Ar«* a. of Public. Health Nursing Aean. on all six articles thla week. We begin of Education. capacity of the council, which now or about Feb. I will be located in Troop 26. at 2:30 p.m.r home of our serieq with the Blackwood « A J 7 2 which Mv'ChMt**’ serves 5.500 Boy Scout.s ami Ex Mrs. Raymond Morin; Buttons and ^ EAST The action follows approval Dec. ■UrtM on a campaign to raUe the Helms building .next to the Convention, a simple way of find 80 for use by the Town Planning plorer Scouts. With the present Town Office Bulldirt'g, The ehop Bowls 4-H, 3 p.ra,.home of Mrs. ing out how many aces your part A 94 ^0.000, at It* share in the current limited facilities at Camp Pioneer Jean F. Roy; Intermediate Girl a 10 < and Zoning Commission of town- will include an office and a clinib ner has. ♦ 1 8 7 4 2 owned property 'On Ayers Rd. ad campaign to raise $500,000 to in Winsted. only otie boy in four in room for the public health ■vleltlng Scout Troop 233, after school, After North’s Jump to three the council has Uie Chance to take ' , By . PHIIJH TREOOOIl 10 9 8 6„ . A K Q 4 3 joining the Wapplng Elementary (|r>relop the new Boy Scout camp nurec, Mrs. Aiwlna O’Brien. home of Mrs, Gerard Dubord; spades, South is interested only part In summfr camp activities. The onlv tiling Beethoven, Brahms and I have in common, For the past two years the as Merry Sewers 4-H. 3 :30 p.m, home in aces. South cannot make any School. at IifUM.of Isles. A 48-classroom school capable of IxicBlly. the parents of acout.s aside from a tendency to be eccentric, is an opus one. As sociation headquarters has been in of Mrs. Ethel Cargo; Little Blos slam at all If North is aceless; Towns which make up this area, and other Interested Individuals downstairs space Of the Sebert soms 4-H. 3:30 p.m., home of Mrs. can make a small slam If North aAKQT^S expansion to handle 1,600 students besides Manchester, are Thomp- will be contacted. though you didn’t already know, an opus number is simply William.. Lodder. has one hce': and can make a ♦ 6 was recommended ô the commis building on Main St. sion by the education board in a 14- sonville.. Enfield. Somers East a label for a work or group of works as they are published. The association has acknowledg Also Brownie Troop 182, 2:46 grand sl^m If-North has two aces * 5 I West North Bm( page report. Also to be included Windsor. South Wihdsor. Elling Such as it Is. this, too, is opus ed a check for $450 bringing the p.m, home of Mrs. Wilbert Gar South Jumps to four no-trump, ton. Vernon. Tolland. Rockville. I one of a series of weekly columns by Mercury In this recording' to rison; Defense Stamps sale. 7:80 the bid that begins the Blackwood Pass 3 A P o" would be areas for offices, a libra- Red Cross Picks total to $1,500 received since June, ry, cafeteria, auditorium, gymna Hazardville, Bolton. Aijdover. I in which T would like to write of good advantage. Thlg Is an ex •1957 from the shop which Is epon- a.m, Coventry Grammar School; Convention. r Pass 5 A P«M Glastonbury. Hebron and Marl T 'e a l l i a n l ■ matter.s musical, particularly as St. Mary's CYC, 7:30 p.m., church North must respond five clubs if All Pdm . sium and storage. cellent piece for the hegflnning 11$- eored by the ab«Dcietlon. Opening lead — A 10 borough, \ j l l i c e r s recordlnfiS. i tener of contemporary music to The Junior Auxiliary of the hall: Boy Scout Troop 57^. a,t he has no aces; five diaiponds, if Softbkll and baseball diamonds Announcement has been made — — . Long playinK, high fidelity re-, American Legion w-ili have a busl- p.m. South Coventry firehouse; he has one ace; five hearts, if he two playing fields for soccer and The annual meetinif of the Man-! cordinK" have made deep and laat- ness meeting at 7 p.m. Wednestoy Nathan Hale Chapter, Jayeges, has..Lwo aces; and so on. one king; and oo on. The method football, one with an outside track, Chester Chapter of the American jlnfr impressions upon the entire The .MuhIc of Saliuiione Rossi at the Legion home. Hostesses.will 8:30 p.m, Glenney Park clubhouse; in this case. North bids five is the same as in the responses a swimming pool, golfing fsCilities New York Pro Musics diamonds to show one ace. South and a 500-car parking area were Red Cross will be held tonight at good. It is my hope that be Barbara Helms and Janet Schul- Board of Welfare, 7:80 p.m. to four notrump, except that the ('oliimbla ML, ,5204 Town Office Fulldlng. can see that one ace 1s missing, bids are on trick higher. proposed as part of the new school i AFnR emus, Flu, 8 o'clock in the new Red Cro.ss these results can be theiss. When the New York Pro Musl- Miss Nancy Bissell, daughter of and he theref.^re bids six spades. Pally question establishment. Also recommended office at l-IS E. Center St. I analyzed In this column as well ca, under Noah Greenberg, makes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Bissell, Manchester Erehllig-Herald Cov This hid silences North. Sou^h Partner opens with one spade, w'as provision for a large outdoor YOU MAY SIffFER FROM Members will elect a slate of of ' as some advice given those who are a -recording or give.s a perfor has volunteered to play the piano entry corrMpondent, Mm. F. Paul has all of the information and has and the next player passes. You exercise shed where gym classes ficers.. trying to buijld a record library. In mance, one is always certain It Will for the drill team practices held ine Little/ telephone Pilgrim 2- made a final decision. North can hold; Spades 6; Hearts J 9 4 2; could be held in the fall and spring. this connection I hope to inclmlc The meeting, miginally sched be of the highest order. the second Wednesday of the 6281. not go On to a grand slam (unless Diamonds A. 10 6 3; Clubs 10 9 8 6. When the PBC reaches agree llred Blood' uled for a week ago, was post each week a review- of one partic In this recording of Roasi's mu month here. he hates his partner and wants Whst do you say? ment on how rriany of these pro M poned. ular recording which might be con sic they are doing a double service The group recently received an to help the opponents). Answer: Bid one notrump. Ys to show meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the are done with solp Intniments: Albert Schweitzer, Organist IVed. **HOME BEFORE DAIIK'* Notable among these are the iolo The second and larger truck is Lee, secretary for the Methodist no kings; six diamonds, to show school. Program feaUires will in Columbia ML 6040 Vol. IV expected from the dealer soon. Committee for Over.seas Relief, re clude short talks by Joel Bahner. trumpets in the Duet: "My Spirit Rather dull performance by a fa Be Joyful" from the Easter Can- Orders for payment in the ported many human Interest sto music supervisor; Mrs.. Suzanne . tata No. 146. Unexcelled brilliance, mous personage. amount of $8,584.15 have been ries about her work. She slated Bird, art instructor: John Dessy. /Ire you geHing your Qh^re o f i on exciting piece indeed. High violin Concerto, Tchaikovsky authorized. This Includes $4,800 that there are still 1,000.000 Arab remedial reading tea('her; and Earl Records I quality throughout, both in record Jascha Heifetz, Violinist for the delivered truck and $175.76 refugees on the Gaza Strip, 20,000 White, physical education instruc tor. Grade 7 mothers will serve re ! ing aiid performance. RCA LM1882 for rental of the additional voting of whom are within sight of their TWIN SAVIN GS everyday on At $1 Saving Each machine needed at the Second original homes. They are among freshments. I Second Suite for , Orchestra, Bela Good solid fare for Tchalkovsky- ■ Q j y PROGRAMS ’ The Wapp’.ng PTA will also A U , $8.98 FOR $2.98 Heifetz lovers. District during the November elec the most destitute of all the world’s AU> $4.98 FOR $8,98 Fji. 1, Bartok tion. refugees, and M'COR has started meet at 8 o’/o c k at the Wapping Grend Union iop qu^lily Toods 9 i Antal Dorati, Mlnneaimlls Syra- An Hour of Religious Favorites The Board of Selectmen plans sewing projects among the wom school. John Deasy, remedial read I phony Viennese Symphonic Orchestra and to request the purchase of the en. The $1 million contributed to ing teacher, will address the group. BUMDBYBOIVD ^ Mercury MG50098 Chorus voting madhine by the town from Hungarian Relief enabled Method High Fidelity 1 For those who find Bartok dif- Plymuiiih P I290 the Automatic 'Voting Machine ists in Austria to maintain a dor Manchester Evening Herald t flcult to understand, there is this Recorded in Europe, it might Corp., Janiestown, N. Y. The Gen "Video Everyday" South Windsor correspondeat El recording which might help their mitory and feeding station for 17 Stereo better have been left there. Poor eral Statutes require a voting me- months. A home for children un more Burnham, telephone Mitchell i situation. It is early Bartok. A ! work all around. chlne for each 900 voters. The All Rights Reserved— 4-0674. Bartok strongly iriflucnced by R. der 16 Is still in op>eration. Second Di4|Jrict voters totaled H. T. Dickenson 4k Co., Inc. ______* 2 , 9 8 , S ' p . ' Strauss. - It is warm, romarrUc I i MCOR money Is often on Its way music. Written in 1907. it was D r iv e -Iii Church O p e n s about 960 InNovember. The First to disaster areas within a few District has three voting machines Large Selection dater revised in 194.1 (the samel ------hours of the time a disaster strikes, Layoffs Swell LEAN- CUT FROM GRAIN FED PORKERS year Bartok' composed his famous | Augsburg, Germany—Germany for its some 2,220 voters. she said. Operating from a tiny When the voting machine is Concerto for Orchestral: has its first drive-in church, on the headquarters with just five em Toll of Jobless < The scoring is most colorful, autobahn I super-highway) be purchased the rental fee will be ployes, this committee spends 94 RIB Potterton's tween Augsburg and Ulm. It la come rebatable. and has been fully' realized in cents of every dolla^" on actual re New claims for unemployment Mancheater’s Largeat Radio, TV. Record and Appliance Store : .sound by Bartok’s friend and pu designed for motorists who Robert Rbbichaud has been ap lief. Because they do not adver pointed' a special constable for compensation at the local office of END 180 CENTER ST. ^ CORNER OF CHITICH pil, Antal Dorati. The single haven't time to detour to a church tise, and have such low operating ^ a n e k the Slate Employment Security the Lakeview Terrace develop microphone technique was used In some village or town. expenses they are able to buy 350 Dtvision took a decided jump dur raent by the board, , pound.s of food for the same mon ELECTRONICS 4-K Heads to Meet ing the week ending Dec. 27. PORK IMN ROASI ey some other large relief organi The 4-H Town Committee will 'There were 317 such claims zations spend for 22 pounds, she LABORATORIES made then as compared to l86 meet at 8 p.m. today at the home concluded, , of Mrs. Gilbert H. Storrs. Plans • the week before. There were 1,703 Next Sunday evening the Sanc in all claims registered at the of LEAN-SUGAR CURED wtll be discussed for a proposed tuary Hour will feature the full- 277 BROAD local leaders' parly the evening of fice for the last week while the length movie, "I Am With You.’’ week before there were 1,29.'). Jan. 31 at the h’ome of Mr. anti RADIO T f I [ V I S I 0 N TUESDAY, JANUARY 6th Mr.s. Winthrop Merriam Sr. on Seasonal layoffs in mills and Ripley Hill Rd. other industries for inventory New Ce 'ter Officers channel S Hnrilerd, Conn. ( 8-53) VOICE OF MUSIC purposes .-/as the reason for the Four People Hurt Channel S Mew Haven Conn. Gueit: Joie Greco Increase, R)issell Leghorn, man- The Nathan Hale Community Channel Tt Sprinsfleld. Hnee. 9:30 ( 3 ^ ) ANN SOUTHEBN SHOW Center, Inc., will have its annual Chnnnc-i SO New Britain. Conn. { H-53) D B . 1. 0 . - ogir nf thr unemployment Section In Head-on Crash Channel 44 Bolyohn. Mate. («-30» TV THEATEB said. meeting and election of officers at Channel 6S Walerburv Conn. **CooEiin't Bewurd** SMOKED CALAS Leghorn said most of the layoffs 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Center 10:09 ( 3-40) I>E8ILU PLAYHOUSE Building. The nominating commit Four people, one a Manchester “ Trial at Devll’ii Canyon’* were of a temporary nature and ening resident, were taken to Hartford 1:M ( S) THE BIG PAYOFF (2t-80) TV DANCE PABTY that many of the workers are Formal tee to present a slate of officers Is (ii-M) YOINO DK. JIALONE (Color) Gueetfi: Eddie Al Hospital Saturday afternoon after scheduled to return to their jobs comprised of Mark Spink, Clayton ( 8-SSi BEAT THE CLOCK bert, Margo. Zna Zia Gabor LEAN-QUALITY CONTROLLED-FRESHLY GROUND Herrick, W. Bryce Honeywell and a 2-car crash on Spencer St. near (40) ALL STAB PLAYHOCSE and Jayne Meadown- this week. the East Hartford line. J:»« ( S-40) THE VERDICT IS YOCBS ( 8-53) PATTI PAG E SHOW 4^ Mrs. Leo T. Leary, president. Clt-Sfti FROM THESE ROOTS Guest: Martha Rave The Porter Memorial Library at Donald L. Emorj', 26. his wife. ( 8) CONNECTICI.T BAND 10:30 ( 8-53) JOHN D A LY . NEWS of Judith. 24. and their baby daugh STAND (22) ADVENTURES OF TCO- at the Church Community House (53) WHO UO VOF TKL’ST? BOAT ANNIE Weekend Deaths will re.sume its regular schedule ter, Cheryl Ann, 6 months, of 4:00 ( 3> RANGER ANDY Glastonbury, suiTered minor facial (!2-S0r UI'EEN FOB A DAY this week when service will be ( (C«S) AMERICAN bandstand By THE .ASSWIATEI) PRESS available from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 cuts. Earl B. Brigman, 28, of 139 (40) IT’S, FFN TO REDCCE •Hollister St., also received light San Francisco -Seymour Berk- The Newest Specialty Shop in Hartford p.m. each Wednesday and Friday 4:IS (10) THE SECRET STOBM son, .")3. publt.sher of the New York and , from 7 to 7:30 p.m. each facial injuries. 4:30 ( 3-40) THE EDGE OF NIGHT CROUND BEEF Brigman was charged - with (J2-S0) COI’NTY FAIR GAS HEAT • Journal American for three years, Thursday. Mrs. Walter S. Haven i;oo ( 3) feati'rf: film died Sunday of a heart attack. Is librarian and Mrs. Emil V. reckless driving and hiS court date "Two-Farrd Woman" is Jan. 12. (3t) STOKYTIMF, INSTALLERS Berkson was a former general Mamet is the assistant librarian. (30) ROY BOO BBS manager of International News Women’s Club to .Meet Police said Brigman was driving -wdO) POPEVK Service, now merged with United FAMCY SLICED ___ ^ 5:1U(J*) FIRST SHOW The North Coventry Woman's east on Snencer St. and hit the 5;St I 8-M) MICKEY SIOC^. CLUB Press International. He started his Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow Emory car head on. Brlgmait told (30) THE KABLY SHOW journalism career as a district re < at the Church Community House. police • was in a depressed frame •'Ilelliihlp Sluliny^' porter for the Chicago Herald and of mind, stemming frbm an argu (40) TWILIGHT THEATER Each member is to bring a house- 8:00 1 ai POl'i-.V K rilKATEB American while a student at the *For Your Special Mo$nents' plant for a penny auction. Host ment with hia wife' a short time (53) LATE 5IATINEK University of Chicago. before. 8:J5 ( 3) WEATHER. NEWS * esses will be Mrs. Camillo Bus- SPORTS ' Cambridge, E n g 1 a ri d --EMwln caglla, Mrs. Wilfred E. Hill. Mrs. Hartford Hpspital authorities 8:30 (22) SPOBTSCAST CHADWICK & CO. Muir. 71. Scottish poet, novelist Antonio Peracchio and Mrs. .saw this mo'hning all four had 8:40 (22) SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT and critic, died Saturday of a heart SWORDFISH STEAKS 564 CENTER ST__Ml 9-0669 *49 8:45 ( 3-22) NEWS ■ Charles Carl. been discharged. ( 8) NEWS A WEATHER affliction. He was a Charles Eliot Co-Op Mathers 7:00 ( 3) UNION PACIFIC Norton professor of poetry at Har (22) WEATHER AND NEWS • (50) TF.N-FORTY Volunteer mothers assisting Mrs. 15:45 ( 53) EARLY LATE SHOW vard University in 19.')6 and 1957. Robert Kingsbury, tpacher, with "Heart.of Virginia" He •was born in the Orkney Islands. FRESH GREEN classes of the North Coventry Co ( 8) WEATHER. NEWS A Winterthur, Switzerland Hans Nichols TIDE SPORTS operative Kindergarten and Nurs 11:00 ( 5) NEWS. WEATHER A Sulzer, 83, one of Switzerland's ery this week will include Mrs. Manchester ■ Inc. SPORTS leading Industrialists and head of t 1 ^ ( 8) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES Swiss foreign missions in both LB w V V cn Marguerite Learned, Mrs. Paul "Too Hot To Handle’* Nelson, Mrs. .Epnesl Matthews. ALL IN COLOR! (221 THE BIO NEWS world wars, died Saturday. Mrs. Henry Gankofîe and Mrs. A w o n d e r f u l BILL! Goodyear (SOI NEWS A WEATHER Dallas — Dr. William Warren 11:15 ( 3) MIKE HAMMER Sweet, 77, church historian and Stanley Papanos. Ll> Taylor Brixllte Rnâ HEAD9UARTERS (30) THE JACK FAAR SHOW 99 PRAH STREET Mothers assisting Mrs. Burton 11:80 ( 221 JACK PAAR retired iiead of Rerkins Schopl of E. Moore, teacher, with similar Paul Newman (phnriea Beyei FOR SNOW TIRES 11:45 ( 5) CHAMPIONSHIP ROWLING Theology at Southern Methodi.st NEW CABBAGE classes at South Coventry this (53) NEWS University, died Saturday. Before Suite 308 ‘'Cat On A ' "La! La! store anil- Plant 895 Broad SL 12:45 ( 3) NEWS A WEATHER coming to SMU he had been pro week include Mrs. Dudley A. Hot Tin R o o r PariBienne" 1:00 ( 8) HEADLINES Ferguson, Mrs. Robert Worden, TEL. Ml 3-5179 fessor of American Christianity at HARTFORD 3. CO N N , the University of Cliicagq. • Mrs. David Gibson, Mrs. Edgar 8 :1* S:S»-M FRESHPAK M. Boisvert and Mrs. John Dina- (84).NEWS THE ROHR • TUESDAY South Bend. Tnd. — Thomas W. more. -SUN.: “Home Before Dark’’ WEATHER Slick, the first judge of the North HALF (40) NEWS » WEATHHB 12:00 ( 4-40) LOVE OF LIFE ern Indiana District Federal (Jourt, Meetings Tills Week AilinioMea Thli Praftam 4(e (53) I 8PV (2LS0) TIC TAO DOUOB < Cub Scout Pack 65 will meet at 7:15 (44) DOVGI-AS EDWARDS. 12:50 ( 3) search FOB TOMORROW died Saturday. He was nominated g a l l o n 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Coventry NEWS (22-30) IT COULD BE YOU to the judgeship'by President Cat* (22) RIOHLIOHTS ( 8) MOTHER'S DAY vin Collidge in 1925 and retired in n i l F U lf lN I S Grammar School for an exhibit (U) NEWS or. the December theme "The 7:8* ( S-48) NAME THAT TUNE ( 1934. (22-54) BUCKSKIN , 'Tampa, Fla. — Arthur Stan Enchanting Bridal Creations H its Golden Rule." ‘(The prenteit Han in Hla- MOR1ARTY BROS. Women of the parish of the ley Fltz-Gerald, of Wintlsor, Ont., ICE CREAM iiiH First Gongregational Church are < 8) lT ”iSAP#EN8 IN SPAIN SELUNO prominent Canadian Rotarian, die(l Bridesmaids' Gowns Glistening Jewelry NOW and TUESDAY (55) TEXAS RANOEB LINCOLNS — MERCURY Saturday. He was past vice presi in'vited'to a work meeting of the 5:M ( 5-44) THE TEXAN^ Ladies’ Assn; at 10:30 a.m. CONTINUOUS FROM 6 P.M. AND dent of Rotary International and nc: (22-54) THE RESTLESS GUN ENGLISH FORDS J:rif Formal Gowns Evening Bags Wednesday at the vestr>'. Feature Shown 6:85-9:25 •‘The Paiaitnz Beanly” - former presiderit of the Windsor ROSE BRAND ( 8) OOVI4T OF MONTE CRISTO Rotary Ulub. He wAs bom ip Bel large The Second- Congregational (55) PM.KA GO BOUND 815 CENPfER ST.—Ml 8-6186 M Cocktail and Party Dresses Every Bridal Accessory Church board of trusteea w'ill meet > boM, bhnhine Hof* MI 1:5* (22-54) TALES OF .WELLS fast, Ireland. • HH: ^ nx ' FARGO "Shawdnwn Trail’’ Nashville. Tehn. — Fred Jusyn 30oz. at 8 ptm. Thursday at the church ( 544) FATHER KNOWS BEST (40) TV thkat*:r Flower Girl Dresses Wedding Favors, basement. . Inew (53) PLAY YOUR HUNCH Lewis. 68, (lean of the Vanderbilt , subufliat 13:45 (3) THE GUIDING OGHT School of Engineering for • 25 :un The,,4-H Kraftera Club will meet 1:00 ( 3) NEWS cons ilfH Elagant'Mothers' Dresses Stationery — Invitations from 7:30 n.jn. to 8:30 p.m. DRY CLEANING ( 8-53) LIBEBACE SHOW___ years, died Sunday of a stroke. He Wednesday at the Church Com (22) AT HOMh WITH KITTY was born in Blandford, MasS: Pickup and. Delivery (30) .MOVIE MATINEE . ui-n Trousseau Lingerie Gifts for Bridesmaids munity House under leadership of (40) BINGO AT HOME PURPU PUIMS Mrs. George Jacquerain and Ml$s 1:05 ( 5) OUR SIISS BROOKS ___ FISHER 1:30 ( 3-40) AS THE W'ORU) TUBNS SOS CaU Hoax Slippers and. Shoes Wedding and Shower Gifts Alice HeokI'- . ( 8) STAGE 8 Girl Scout Troop 218, sponsor DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. (53) THE WAY ___ San Francisco, Jah. 5 (45—A ed by Coventry Broadcaster, will 825 Bread S t—Pla1 MI 9-7I1I 2;*4 ( 3-40) JIH3IY DEAN SHOW PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WED. JA N .7 . AT UPPER CONNECTICUT STORES ONLY. WE RESERVE.THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITTES ,7' .’-'hV- (22-80) TRUTH OB C^NSE- distress call supposedly from a frtr; Perfumes meet from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m, QUENOES (ColarY ship in trouble off the Pacific Thursday at the home of Mrs, ( US) BOLDM euuBNi:,!JOURNEY ( e-53) DAY IN COURT Coast W’as labeled a hoax yester George Medvetz, leader. Money “ Searchrch far* - Shangrl-to”•"" 3:3* ( 3-40) HOUSE PARTY, ' „ . , day. ■ und receipts for the sale of ctUen- 4:4* ( S4A) OAN>•IMT. ~ THOMAS SHOW ■ (23-30) HAGGIS BAOQIS (Color) (55-St> PET*rBB . GUNN ( 5) Al^Y LITTLE iCUUHE The Coalsl Guard, which sent Featuring a Fascinating Netc .dars t fe to be 'brought to the •*»h« Fane” (5813) MueMUSIC BINGO two planes ovei the ocean near meotiriig. ★ rt.u ^ ★ Ssjt Luis Obiapo, learned.Bfter'in- - i Wedding and Party Planning Service . The North Coventry Fite depart Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED vestigation the ciall letters. ^sed- ment Women’s Auxiliary will, meet while sending "SOS ; . . pse help” at 8 p.m. Friday at the home of wore for an inoperative amataur Mrs. Russell Storrs on Twin Hills. mlUM IIUX •OIZMI’t. ATLANTIC HEATING OILS station. / . ^ Wednesday, Saturday , to 6-r-Thursday, Friday 9:.30 to 9— Closed Monday Events Today • fBsmeons’a idea of R Joke,” a Sh.p,(n, P.rl»d^ Middk W. .nd Coventry Police Patrol annual O c ^ Guard ojpokeamin paid. • \ Other Hours by Appointment— Call JA 2-4445 meeting- and- elecUoi) of officers, L. T. WOOD CO. 7:30 p.m., patrol building; Cub Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 Scout Pack 67, Den 3, at 7 p.m, i i j i i home of^ Ruppert Hodgkins; ■* V : 7

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 196J PAGE SI2VEN MANCHESTER EV EN ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY,r JANUARY 8,1989 PAGB, Rockville-Vernon SO that further tnersassa in con Club Board end more dangerous for eU of us Buying Up? sum er purchasing power and da^ Speaker Raybi Police Arrest Trio the morl it Is prolonged. /^ A Thought for Totlay mand are vary likaly. : Thlrtetn years Is a 1or| and dan- SpoMored by the Mahrhealer Mitchelr Notes A government-sponsored mirvey To Mark BirthdaN YEflK ROUNI^ illR CONDITIONING Will Discuss Holiday Gelebrators genus time. It is lonr'and dangsr- Couaril of Churches on the 1999 industrial outlook w u Ciittthm llftaUn released yesterday by tha com- ILiilM P. For Safe Jobs Here Washington, Jan. 5 (F)—House DIGNITY BEAUTY ous W ause It continues the victors Washington, Jan. 8 tfll-—-Sscre- mere* department In the language of 8t. Luka we Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex.) Every detail of Qulsh Funeral Service la Powell Plan IS H ^ U Strwt of the lest war In a geographical Ury of Labor Mitchell said W ay Tha aurvey' pointed to a steady reaches his . 77 th birthday tomor geared to good taste. Family wUhes ar* Appear in City Court M»iK-h»»t»r. Conii. .. position too clofS to one another. It read the message of our Lx>rd but not spectacular rise In business Three Manchester breaks, > in-# Police Lt. Samuel Rome of the Jesus to His foflowers, "And, be the purchaalng power of worlcitig row. I strictly adhered to and modem facilltie* Hartford barracks and the State ’The Board of Governors of the ‘SESSSSS;«Kl Is long and dangerous because it pedple generally hal been greatiy activity based ohnS predicted 30 The Texan will meet with fellow are provided for the comfort of the be eluding tha 38,000 safe-crack^g rublUM rs _ hold, I send the promise of my per cent increase In auto produc Police Detective Division, with the Manchester Country Club meets be helji Sunday with the Rt. R«v. Democratic congmssmen in the reaved. Job at King’s Department Store'in tonight at 8 o’clock to discuss the Judge Francis T, 0'Ix)UKhllfi’ iyiiin4«lls'’8 specific proposal for a ’’free’ especially gratifying tocauae al- Pat Boone Subs Kingsley, 30, of 372 Park St., East Kingsley also gave police a state Main St. house with a knife, was ChiirCh Hall, a fte r the 7 a.m. Mass. the Apostles, and the promise was Mrs. Miller. Ml 3-5940 ment. must be approved both by the ...... city status for Berlin, it is reject multnneously the coat of living has Hartford; Joseph Kowalczyk, 42, termed a "Jeat." The Most Rev. Bernird J. Flana TRrto Month! ...... * fulfilled St Pentecost. There are Bom Ja n . 6, 1882 In Roane B State Police said that the three Governors and the Town Board of te c Month ...... i. records of subsequent manlfesla halted its riae," A .alight tnereaae For Van_Clibum of Lincoln St., Hartford: and his A breach of the peace charge gan, Bishop of' Norwich, will be ing only one of the Impossibilities was reported tn November, the County, Tenn., Rayburn went to have admitted . committing 34 Directors before it can go into ef Wcokl.v ...... 05 lions of the Holy Spirit in the early brother 'Walter, 35, of .North Wll- was nolled in the case of Rafael guest speaker. Stncic Copy ...... In the German aituation. The other month tn which the weekly earn Texas with his parents when a braham. Mass. breaks, operating either together fect. Hey of «7 W, Main SI, where the church. The promise of spiritual Tulsa, Okla., Jan. 5 (IP)—'The or individually, Hartford, Tolland Both the proposal and the club’s F-vents Tonight Impossibility Is ih: l the conquerors ings of the average factory worker child and w- reared on a farm 22S MAIN s f ’The Kowalczyk brothers have incident orcijrre(l. His son, VVilfredo Tlie City Council will meet «t MEMBER o r jiower to the people of God ex U.S. Junior .Chamber of tommerce in the northeastern part of the and New London Counties. Police reaction to it are expected to be THE ASSOCIATED PRFJffl of World War II should go on ex tends to us today. The lack of evi reached an all-time high of 686.58. been accused of the King’s break, M. Hey, 18, of New Hfiven, was 7:30 p.m. In City C ourt room. -~Tho Awclalotl Proa* t» Mitchell said the natlon’a 22 mil said singer Pat Boone has been state. are. also questioning them about a discussed by the Directors’ Tues fined 315 for breach of Ihe peace. •atlttod tS the -U»o of rcpuWlratlon of ercising their privileges of con dence of power of the presence of which occurred on Sept. 2, 1967. break at Myrtle Mills, in Union- day night. The Vernon Board of Education lion women workers make up one- substituted for concert pianist Van Once speaker of the Texas leg Kingsley has been charged with A charge of nssaiill with a danger all noVa fllapalcKo.a cfcdliril tn it, or quest very much longer. Hie Holy Spirit la a terrific Indict ville. it would allow the club to rent will hold a special meeting at 7:30 not olhcnalac rroctitod *•*.,•*’^'.11?'^'’ ment against the Church of this third of the total working popula Clibum on Ita Hat of 10 outstand islature, the Bonham- legislator breaking and entering the Pine ous weapon was reduced In hlS p.m. in the superintendent's office and alao the local no^w! inibliahoil h w . We of’ the West are perhaps tion. ing young men of 1958. w as elected to Congress in 1913. Probe Continues exclusive u.se of the clubhouse and case when It was learned that the All rlrhta ol rcimblioatton of apodal age. When we should be dynamic Pharmacy, in the Jarvis Block on Details of events leading to the course on those weekend and holi to accept a bid for moving the high diapatchoa herein arc al.ao roaorvod beguiled Into thinking that we have Looking to the new year, Mitch Clibum was dropped from the He has been speaker of the U.S. Center St. at Adams St., o'n March youth meant only to fiighlen his reprcsenlattvcB of the Kingdom of arrest of the three were lacking day mornings it chooses during brother-in-law, Homlngo Roaa, also school equipment. unlimited time for continued exer- God setting the pace in -spiritual ell predicted Jobs will remain list after he Informed the Jsycees House since IMO except for four 1, 1964, and the Manchester Motor Uepresentallves of Lillie I..eaguc ENill acrvicc client of N. E. A. Bew- scarce early in 1959 but that non his concert schedule would not per- years when the Republlcins were as police continued an investiga the playing season. Those facili of New Haven with the knife. I *e of our rights of conquest be progress for this rapidly r.dvanc- Sales, on Hartford Rd. at W. Cen tion of their activities. However. ties Would be town-maintained and Kngene F. Hrnderirk, 47. of Well- teams In District 8 will meet at f| 'Î^wiahera Rejireaeiitallvea. The Ing space age, wc are sadly failing farm employment will climb to the mlt him to attend the award cere in the majority—longer .than any te r St., on M arch T2, 1954. p in, ifi Stiperlor Court room to cause West Germany Is headed by highest point in history before the monies at Fort Lauderdale, FI other man in history. S'tate Police said that a tip from operated through a concessionaire This is the house where the two children of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hollister of Coventry sufl’oâted wood (’Ircle, Vernon, was fined 310 Jullxn Ufalhewa Special Aeency — hew to meet the challenge. Theft Balked New Hampshire police piit^ them for public use whenever the club Is elect a district officer. Donald York I'hlcnao Detroit and Hoalon. a statesman who, so far. finds hi.s (Tiarles Proteus Sleinmctr, whom end of the year. Jan. 17. this morning when flames swept through it. Ro>xc Hollister, 4, and his sl.slpi-. Vlrglniiv 2. wei« foi’ intoxication and 37> for breach ' m e m b e r ' ACDIT BVRKAb Oh TTie Pine Pharmacy theft netted on the trail that led to the arrests not renting, them. This arrange of peace. He was arrested about Berger now fills this position. own political Interests coinciding Pro.sident Kliot of H arvard has ■'But we m ust not Ignore the Boone, 25, previously had to re found by firemen as they broke tlirough bedroom window at left of chimney. Soutli C(>v«nlry Mre ClRCin.ATlOXS ______fact that we still have too much ject the honor for the same reason only a small amount of money, Saturday night. The New Hamp ment would extend for a 3-year Chief Delmar Potter in white coal talks with unidentified woman and fireman. ( iU-tnld Photo by 2 30 n m. New Year's day after The officers of Damon Temple. with our exercise of Ihtwe rights. (-ailed the world a greatest elec ■while the Manchester Motor Sales shire authorities had passed on in trial period. hieaklng hi.s bedroom window dtir- Pythian .Sisters, will be installed at Ttie Herald PrinllnK '''""I'"."';. ■ trical engineer, said "Spirilual unemployment^’’ Mitchell said. a Jaycee spokesman said. However, Saternis). ^ a.a«uinoa no financial resiwnaihllllv for But Chancellor Adenauers per "The aituation la Improving atead- he Informed the Chamber of Com PRESCRIPTIONS Job was balked wheh a tear-gas formation concerning a car seen Another provision is that the ______di' ...... Ing an attempt tn get Into ids 8 p.m., with Mrs. Bertha Phillips Ivpt-Kmplilcal error!, apivearina In ad- power Is a force which history loaded cartridge, attached to the town would buy the clubhouse sons! polltiral interests and policy ( learly teac hes has been the great ily, even though joblesenesa will merce he now can attend the cere leaving the scene of a break in lionse. Broderick said the doors to be most excellent chief. verllacmenl.a and other reading matte,r Free Delivery safe, was triggered by an attempt that state. over the three yearS.- locked anil he rould not Our l-ad.-)? of Fatima Council. in The Maiichcter Kvrntna llerad^ convictions are not those of all est fcirce In the development of rise in January and February as a mony, a requirement of'the spon were men Yet we have licen merely result of seasonal factors." aora. to force the safe door. Joseph Kowalczyk has posted a Use of the clubhouSe seems to awaken anyone. KofC, wHl meet a t 8 p.m, at the Germans, and they have recently be one key in the proposal that 14ans Board Two Coventry Tots Perish Dlaplav adverilaln* cloaln* hoiiri; plaj'ing with it and have never He said the outlook for the near Names of the other nine men will LICGEH DRUG State Police Sgt. Vincent J. 33,500 bond, his brother, a 3500 a/ 'I’lie ca.se of Ikiwrence I’. Dunn, new VFW Home on East (y:.. Where |ror Moi>day-l p m lO'ida' been challenged by an up and O’Brien arrested the. three men bond, and Kingsley, a 31.000 bond. might lock the door against club 48. of 53 Brooklyn St., wa.s con all future meetings will be held. For Ttteaday—1 pjn Moinlay really studied it as we have the future Is for continued over-all sta be publicly announced within the SHOPPING PARKADE \ JOor Wedneaday—i P m- Tjieaday comlng_llgure w'ho happens to have physical forces. Some day people bility In prices and rising Incomes, next few days. Saturday night. ’They have been re. State Police, who set the bond tn acceptance, according to .spokes- tinued for three inoiitlis with The Rockville Chapter of Bar - In the compounding of prescriptions, me('. Meets Tonight As Flames Gnt Their Home IVr Ttuiraday—I p.im Wedneaday . more title to speak for the people will learn that material things do leased under bond pending their all three cases, said Joseph Kowal- clinrges of l)reach of the jience and bershop Singers will omit its meet h L For Prlday—1 p.m. Thin^day. not bring happiness, and are of appearance in Manchester Town ezyk's was higher because he was Originally, Powell proposed that intoxication to l)e ei t .Maguire, Ifil Tanner Si : film. scratched” That it why we have long made it a praedee ed the town to buy the clubhouse. sion tonight at 8 o'clock in the told him she had altempte:. to get Mrs Dorothy Robinson, 98 Haw- arrested I'unn. Hospital Notes all Germany, which van only be ('hristlan friends, why not ac If the town agreed to this, they Municipal Building, to the children hut was unniile lo lliorne .SI.; Arnold Nelso-', 732 Peter Slilelds Sr,, 49, of Rock Admitted Saturday: Mary And Earth Dwindle* said, the club might consider Pow accomplished by negotiations to cept the challenge to ulillze the re to double-check each compounding step. The Cotiimisslon was recently reach the door to ttieir room. Lydall St , .lefficy Hcown, RKI) ville, was fined $10 (or intoxication Svlrk, Cider Mill Rd., Ellington; sources of the Spirit which are ell’s proposal favorable. and given a .3n-day suspended Jail For those who want an easy -ex ward the withdrawal from Ger This is just one of the many ways in Havana Region Put designated as a census trac t com -•A fter Icl'.iug the netghlKu-, Mrs J, M a n c lic st r. Mary Clark, Broad Brook; Linda available to us" Powell, in answer to the coun m ittee l)y the Board of D irectors AD.Vim’KD 7'ODAY: George sentence for being a common Carey, 2.34 South St.; Georgette planation of Rusala'i succeaa In be many of all the conquerors, both Rev. C, E. Winslow. ter offer, is recommending that Berlron Hunt, to call the fire de- New Year which we safeguard the interests of those to prepare the way for galliering parliuent, Mrs. Holllsler returned Williams, (Jlenwood Rd , Ellington. (liiinkard. He was placed on pro Trlska, Stafford Springs. ing the first to break the earth’s E ast and West. And If we and Start the the town buy the clubhouse but bation for six months. 'population figures and other data lo the house and tried lo enter it BIRTHS SATURDAY: A duugh- . Discharged Saturday: Alfrgda gravitational pull and tend a cos Chancellor Adenauer persist tn who mrn to us for the prompt and precise that the club have exclusive use which will show development of t.r ti Mr. and .Mrs, Stuart Alien, Sylvester < liacornlnl, 42, of Under Martial Law of it only at those times it rents in an attempt to locate Ihe chil- W indermere Ave , I-iillngton. was Sadlak, 105 Grove B t; Doris Kuca, mic rocket out Into the universe, policies which forbid the siÛillou areas In town. RF’D 2, Coventry; a daughter to RFD 3; David F S, KIbbe Rd., Open Forum the course. d’-cn. Rhe was driven hack by Ixiund over to Tolland County Su 05 the House Committee on Un-Amer of the Genuan problem, and the compounding of a Doctor’s prescription. Such information l.s of the ut smoke and flames. Mr. and Mr.s. Francks O’Coln, 91 ■Ellington; F rances Venskunos, . Profitably Powell has pointed out that his most importance in preparing for perior Court on a charge of la r (Continued from Page One) Prospect St.. Rockville; a daugh- Broad Brook; Marla Bardalo, RFD ican Activities Is right on the ball. end of the war for Germany at Trogreaslvp Measure’ May we serve you the next time? Oakland St., was found not guilty plan will give use of the club Wlien inl(!rviewcd at tlie lios- ceny. He was arrested Dec, 2 In future growth, Town Planning En pital, -\Ir.s. Hollister said 'when tc to Mr. and .'Vlrs. Andrew I’a- 2; Roger Boucher, 65 Lawrence St. We should never imderestlmate, last, we shall find more than time To the Editor, Castro with full stomachs for the of failure to grant the right of house to both club and public, and gineer Edward J. Rybozyk said. connection with a theft at a Regan Our Board of Director-s Is to be that any concessionaire would be I got back to Hie house, it was liizz; 19 Foster Dr, Vernon; a Rd. housing development. Brian Heed, 32 Charier Rd.; Glor the Committee says, the continuing against us. But meanwhile, the first time since the collapse of the way. Mrs. Tunill was the driver At its last meeting the Commis son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young. ia Dlmmock and son, W. Willing- commended for Its recent action of a car which was involved in a as interested in the clubhouse as a sion considered the use of block too hot to get in. and tilled with He is also wanted in other com Importance of Soviet espionage in time Itself should be warning Deposits made the first Batista government and the dicta sntoke. I did evervtlung I could Spring Kd., South Coventry; a ton; Amy Symonds and son, 6 Al authorizing the modern health pro- tor’s pre-dawn flight to Ciudad collision Dec. 10 at the intersec source of revenue as he would be statistics as compared to the u.se munities on similar charges, police this countr>'. Russian spying, the enough. It Is IS years, a long time gran: of water fluoridination. NORTH in the course. lo get the children” .she cried. son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph said all n( which are expected to len Dr,, Vernon; Milton Albom, 33 Tfujillo. tion of N. Main and N. School of census tracts. The first would Committee says, plays a \-Ual role Still to be exercising the right of Manrhe.ster ean now Join, Its Armentan 41 Crestwood Dr.; a be handled In the higher court. G rant St. 5 business days of the The .rebel chieftain, now com Sts. give more detailed information T ar Pa|M>r L’r*'iiK Admitted yesterday: Kdgar neighboring communities of willl- Leslie G. Cohen (no address Potter said rapid spread of the son lo .Mr. and .Mm. Bruce Van- Two youths were fined for wil- In keeping Russia abreast of the conquest In Germany. mander in chief of Cuba’s armed but, according to the Federal derbrook, 41 Llynwood Dr., Ver Saucier, Broad Brook; C ora'^r- mantic, Putnam, Ea.st Hartford, forces, ordered an end to the j listed ) forfeited a 335 bond on a Bureau of Census, would cost the fire was dde in part to Ihe fact the full Injury to pensonal property. In United SUtes tn scientific and Hartford. West Hartford. tVindsor, END Martin Urges non; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs, connection with on Incident Dec. Jeson, 24 Grove St.; Anne Dleder- living room ceiling was of tar technological fields “and In giving month will earn PHARMACY paralyzing general strike which! charge of speeding. John J. Ra- town $275 per 5.000 population. Lawrence Niccwicz, 11 OaJk St., Ing, 16 Thompson St.i Maru^n Bloomfield. Glastonbury, Newing paper construction, It also cau.sed 20 . The Near East Dilemma 4 DEPOT SQUARE—MI 9-4585______had closed the nation's stores, bus-'ha, 20. (no address listed) was The u.se of census tracts would not Rockville. I,awson, 61 Grand Ave.; Paiilir It the opportunity to outstrip us in ton. Rocky Hill and Wethersfield iness and industries and tied up! fined 350 on a charge of evading give such detailed information but dense smoke, he said. Henry Boucher, 2t, of Stafford BIRTHS Y ESTERD A Y: A Springs was fineil $25 and Joseph Bostwick, 29 Dailey Circle; Emti; some areas once It has acquired our The terribly complU-atethe minor ca-ses and four oul-of- represents a great stride fonvard there seems to be nothing we canj 923 Main St. 285 East Centor St. Manchester Parkade operation. Industrial workers be Jan. 23 is the final day for the alatc m otorists forfeited $111 In West Middle Turnpike peace, to Jan. 22; and Henry Des sending of forma to departments, New layout plana draw n since sprained his back, but had re ro v -‘ son, VVarehou.se Point; George In man’s advance Into the Infinite do about It. Any remaining Influ-1 Cor. Lenox St. gan preparing to return to thelt bontls when they failed to appear Martin to Pick WEST OPEN THURSDAY Jardins, 41, of East Hartford, im and Jan. 31 is the final day for that time -will be considered at to- S ered in time to return to work. Gzelusniak, Wllllmantic: Mrs. reaches of outer space. ence we might have had In the j BOTH BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. jobs. proper passing, to Jan. 26. night’s meeting. ; and Just before Ciiristmas she had ' Adele WHlette. 8 Vernon Center In court. fVfNINGS 6 to 8 Castro’s bearded soldiers pa pre.scntation of the town's grand Other cases are heijig tried this Aide lo Monahan “To the-eclentlsta and engineers Arab lands went down the drain ] list by the assessor. The zoning changes are request- a miscarriage, losing her bahv 1 Heights, Vernon; Ernest Clifford^^ Funwral Senrice : ALWAX$~>LENTY OF FME PARKING trolled the streets with rifles, pis ed by the Oak Lodge Motel which | -This was the first family rve'l-aurel Manor; Mrs. Mildred Hcn- afternoon. assigned to the imdertaklng a full when we sent troops Into Lebanon tols, and machlnegtins, guaideJ Feb. 20 and 21 are the last days Sponsor Telephone Sale Ormond J. West. Director Columbia department requests can be sub want.s existing Rural Residence, ; known," said Mr.s. Hollister, who' sel and d.nughter, 16 W, Center St.; The selectlop of one of three top measure of credit ,1s due. and we last July In response to Kassem's government buildings and bs.nks Residence AA and Residence A Burpee Woman’.a'Relief Corps is candidates for the Job of alisistant 1*2 E ast Center St. mitted. and hearings on the man explained she had been raised by RaymopcivCrosby, RFD 2, Andover congratulate them on this achieve revolt In Iraq. We had responded In and roamed the lobbies and cerri- Zones changed to a Business 11 the S tate W elfare D epartm ent ------oc-r, , 0 —1. sponsoring its yearly telephone building inspector for the town is ' MItcheU 9-7196 dois'of hotels, on the alert for vio ager's budget will be held Feb. 24- William Tomasek, RFD 1, Rock- m ent." I[ this fashion because because we Boy, 11, Iniiired Zone. It seeks the changes as the since she was two years old. ville; Mrs. Catherine Gilgosky, 60 sale of household products. Pro- now under consideration by Gen lence. 27. On the following day the grand motel has been operating under a reefis wiH be user! in philanthropic eral Manager Richard Martin. This statement was Issued while I feared that revolution. If not en The security situation was en list is scheduled for completion by Funeral Arranged Norman St.: Elizapel'h Jodry, High In Crash variance since it was built in 1947. Besides her parents, the two .St, Govenlry; Roger Greene. 149 work of the Corps. The po.iltion^ was form erly held the Russian space rocket had the gineered by President Nas.ser of hanced by the rebel high com the Board of Tax Review. The proposal to have the changes children are survived by their pa-1 Branford St ; Bonnie Andrews, 56 Senior Cltlzere Session by Thomas C. Monahan who suc Egypt, was earned out with the Manchester's Oldest mand’s order to the thousands of From March 2 to 13 public hear major part of its Journey allU with Finest Fnellitles An 11-year-old Columbia boy re made were presented before the temai grandparents, Charle.s and ! Benton .St.; William Cummings, 28 The executive committee of the ceeded Griswold A. Chappell as Jubilant young militiamen, many ings will he Jiclti before the man Commission recently. Although the Community Council for Senior building Inspector Jan. 1. ahead of it. But the one thing ap aim of abetting his Pan Arab OR-Street Parking ceived a head cut in a spectactilar ager. and on March 17 the Board of Virginia Loomis Hollister of Man-1 Hollister St.; Robert Greene Jr., of them self-appoin'ed. to turn in members took no positive action. Citizens will meet tomorrow night There were 35 applicants for the parently obvious to all scientists movement. Established 1874 th”ir guns. Mo.st of them appar -car crash on West St. in that Directors will fix the date for a che.ster and their maternal grand-1 Xorth Windham;- Mrs. Colleen they indicated they would grant mother, Mrs. E-sther Spring of phelps. 71 Ridge St.: Audrey to plan for a meeting later this assistant building tn.spector job. was that the Russians knew what But w-e couldn't have been more ently obeyed. Only a few were seen town early last night. budget public hearing. the requested change after build- , êw Boston. Conn A written examination was held Joseph Pietrowski was a passen Smith, 23 Apel Pi.: Christie .Spaf month at which a preliminary re they were doing, and that the full wrong. Kassem was no Nasser '•armed on the street. March 28 is the final day for mg lines had been established on, -j-ê funeral will he held Wed- by the State Personnel Depart ger in a car driven by his father. presentation of the/hudget to the ford. 11 Dorothy Rd.; Ed-x-ard port will be made on a recent sur performance of their rocket would stooge. He was determined to keep The hunt continued for remnants the property nesdav at 2 p.m. at the Holmes ment at the request of the town of the Batista government. Jails A braham Pietrow.ski. 52, ' which Directors. It will be advertised for Rawllnitis Jr . Ea.«tt Hartford. vey. The survey was to determine conform to their own advance cal Iraq Independent .so determined, Al^ to be discu-ssed tonight Is p-,meral Home. 400 Main St., the needs of senior citizens in this Dec. 18. were filling with ex-government crashed Into two parked cars and a a public hearing on April 7. capital Improvement progmm- The Rev. Arthur C. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: culations, They used unprecedented in fact, that he was and remains offic als and persons branded b'/ house after the driver said he was The Directors will hold informal .Mi.v. Margaret Forbes, 231 .McKee area, particularly as to housing. ming A meeting with the Town Coventry power m putting thU thing up. and willing to rely on the Communists ; the rebels as "enemies of the Cu blinded by the headlights of an budget meetings from April 8 to Parking Authority la scheduled for Bradlev of the North ■St ; .Mrs Helen Verrillo. 1842 Maii- Married Couples Dinner will offi The annual meeting of the Mar RANGE unprecedented accuracy in direct In Iraq to ward off the pro-Nasser | ThiiMYAS YAH 60 ban people.” other car. May 7_ The latter date i.yhe last 9 o’clock to diûss plan., (or a 1 i, c'.ic.stcr Rd., Glastonbury; George Sceedy e.xecutions already h»d State Policeman Derwin An which they ckn adopt the [ agcUon west of Mam St which is ciate. Burial will be in Buckland Elia. 48 McKinley St,; Miss Anita ried Couples Club of Union Con \ ■^ll ing its Journey. How one would elements attempting to swing Iraq Cemetery. Friends may call at gregatlonal Church will, be held fMiriMf Pha been meted out to at least five Ba- thony of the Colche.ster barracks budget and fix a tak-.rate for the under consideration by the TPA as ra-.vlikovvaki, Ea.st Hartford: Jlc." rUEL OIL measure, in tlmp. the degree by Into union with Egypt and Syria, tist.a henchmen. They were Capt. described the accident this way: 1959-60 fiscal year. a parking area. the funeral home tomorrow from 13 ze! Harvey, RFD 1. Rockvill ;: Saturday at 6:30 p.m. beginning which tfiey are êad of us in pow And thus far. the Cpmmunlsts have | lamaiahru Jose Garcia Menocal, a pohcc in Pietrowski was driving on West 7 to 9 p.m. Vaiji i(;o Therrien, 32 Devon Dr.; with a roast beef dinner. Enter GASOLINE er, and In accuracy, we do not been only too successful In keep- | spector in the western province of St. with his son about 6:30 p.m. G.iil Boiirbâii, RFD 1. Beverly tainment will follow. Reservations In . Vernon; Benjamin Affricano may be made by calling Mr. and know. It may be that'we ourselves Ing Iraq out of Nasser’s embrace. Ihnar del Rio; Brig. Gen. Joaquin He said the lights of an oncoming Carilla, Batista's commander' in About Town .'I's Grove St., Rockville: Mrs. Oeve Mrs. Herbert Helm. What, then, can we do about j car blinded him temporarily. When Funeral* ere almost there, end will soon Lss Villas Pro.yinoe. and three of the car passed. Pietrowski found Hospital Notes R.'.v 33 I.ynes.s St.: Edwin Hem- Comniunlop. Breakfasts Set demonstrate that feet. But mean keeping Iraq— tucked, as it is, be- j his top staif officers. kie-.v'cz, '28 -\fain St., flockviile; Plans for. Communion breakfasts BANTLY OIL he was driving on the left side of John P. Maknlla The .Chaminade Mu.sical Club while. the Russian triumph atands, hind Secretary of State PuUes’ Among thooe under arrest was the road. The car, skidded on an will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Mif. Martha Keznian and danphi are being made by two men's nr-! ( . iMI’ \M . iSt . Funeral services for John P. ADMITTED - .S A T D R DAY: ter, l.'k) Bircti St.; .lo.senh Mor.n. and it is genuine, and it is obvi Northern Tier defense against So Dr. Joaquin Martinez Saenz, pres icy patch, ran up a small em the Federation room of Center Eleanor Swarmon. 30 Hiirison St.; ganizations. Our I-ady of Fatima j :;i M \i\'-if?M.l ident of the National Bank of Makulis. 113 Weils St., were held Lceizehiih Kd,, Wapping Mr.s. Council. Knights of Columbus, and 1 ously the product of Russian ecien- viet expansion into the Near East bankment, and inth the two park at 8:30 Saturday morning at the Church. The chorus will rehearse Mrs. K atherin" Titirk'. 168 W. Cen Cuba. ed cars. After caroming off the a t 7:30. H-ai..ce Bjora, 2^'(> Woodhri.tge the Holy Name Society of St. Jo TEL. Mitchell 9-45V5 A tifle brains and aklUs, and not the —from Moscow’s embrace? Shall W. p. Quish Funeral Home and at ter St.; Mrs. Marion I’nngle, 2134 Ht ; Connie (Jr.-enwrod, Williman- cars Pietrowski's car slammed Manchester Rd., Gla.«tonbury; Hen seph's Church. 1 result of the espionage work of any we look to Nasser, dur erstwhile 9 o’clock in St., James’ Church. The li'. Mrs. Lynne Benoit and daugh The Holy Name breakfast will KOCKVIIJ.I': TK 5-.lZ7i into a comer of the home of Mr. Rev. James O’Connell was the cele The monthly meeting of the ry Welz. 106 Grand Ave., Rock glamorous blonde spy. antagonist, and help him to save ter. 47 E. i'ldtdc Tpke.: Wll ard and Mrs.aeEd’ârd Merritt, caus brant. the . Rev. John Blamchfield British American Club will beheld ville; Paul Ridzon. West Willing- Olf-Ott. 969 Toilar.d Tpke,; Mr.s And actually there Is 'ohly one Iraq fob his Arab nationalist move ing .minordamage. the deacon, and the Rev. Joseph tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the ton: Richard Callahan, 49 Coleman E a me Polte-ton rnd son, Fem- Court Cases clubhouse. Rd : George Elici. 48 McKinley St : sound way to greet this first au ment? There are probably Some tn One car PietroWSki’s car hit is McCann the subdeacon. Mrs. Jane v.ood Dr, RED 1. ,\ndover, Mrs the Sti^te Department who, feeling owned by Merritt, while the other Maccarone was organist and solo Joseph Davis, 48 Overl,ind St ; F.<1- .'v'a.ian Allen, II? New Bolton Rd.: thentic apace voyage. That is to belongs to Mrs. Gertrude Prentiss The next regular meeting of the win Remklewicz, 18 Main St.. T.nl- that anything is preferable to Com Thom as N. M cCrystal, 19, of ist. The Rev. John F. Hannon was Mr'. Agne.s Kar.n r. 76 Devon Dr.: f = X \ B L J L O L J S accept it and honor it as a triumph of Andover Lake. They received seated in the sanctuary. Father Mayaug Yacht Club will be held cottville; Mrs. Elain^ Volbrath. C r.n.l Hood. Lirr, .x St,. South munism and being accustomed to 'Vernon; was placed on two years’ minor damage. ’Trooper Anthony at the High St. School in South 170'- C harter Oak St.; Mrs. Be-ssie and 6U1 adventure for all mankind. probation this morning for '4wd Blanchfield read the committal Wind.'.or; .Mrs Ix ra Bent. 10.3 Both the American chagrin and the grasping at quick solutions, would said Pietrowski’s car was' driven service at the grave in St. James’ Glastonbury 'Thursday night at 8 Browning. Norwich: John Dittmey- Sp.ui-e St.: .Nfrs Catherine Reeves, charges of using a car without the from the scene. o’clock. Enrollments will be taken er. 190 Addison Rd . Glastonburv. Russian gloat which may be in he tempted by such an idea. owmer’s permission. Cemetery. (iooiiale H:ll ltd.. Gla.stonbiiry; ^d^lNISHEO His son was treated by s doctor The bearers, all members of the in the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary ADMITTED YESTERDAY. volved In It miss the main point, But let's hope that this simple Judge Wesley C. Gryk placed Jose f.ooney. Ipriice Lane. RFD 1. and did not, require hospitaliza Lithuanian Corp., were B. Lemezis. practical course in seamanship Mr.s. Sylvia Osgood. * KFD 3. Wapi ;-g; Ed"’at 1 Mozzer 136 Av solution isn’t tried. We have at Large insurance pavinent the prohationqry term on Mc tion. Pietrowski was warned for Cross Rd., Vernon; Loren Smith. which is that the space age dwarfs Crystal after suspending sentence J. Shimanski, G. Dubuzinskas, C. and boat handling. Non-members ery f».; .Maiirvn Tierney, 245 f>n- and rebukes the rivalries of a tempted too many stop-gap meas inconvenient? Now pay for failure to drive to the right. August. G. Katkauskas and J. Ka- are invited tol attend and enroll in 362 Adacis. S t: Mrs, Thelma ter -St.; .'John Da'ns, 146 Prospect TELL FOLKS OUT^ OF TOWN of an indeterminate term at the Go'reau, Rt.i 44A, Coventry: dwindling earth. ures only to see them backfire. The all your property insur Cheshire Reformatory. The judge minskas. the course with members. A min St , R.K-kville Fredfrick R->y, 17 imum number of enrollments is re Mrs. Clarice Kildring. 272 'O a k Eisenhower Doctrine was one. De ance in ten or more equal also recommended McCrystal y*fr.c/n Ave., ilc.cIivUIe; Laura monthly installments . . . Paul Krupen quired to open the course. St.: Mrs. Esther Chase, Crystal Gardiner, 95 Hrooklyn St.. Rock- signed to maintain the status quo tmdergo psychiatric treatment, By Right Of Conquest no large down payment BY PHONING TONIGHT! John Svelnys, 48, of 126 Eld- PubKc Records The funeral of Paul Krupen, 16 Lake, RFD 2, Rockville: Mr.s. v.’.i": Mrs. M.arianne - Caine, 575 in Near East countries by guaran- either. Ask us for' details .ridge St., w a s fined $20 fo r assault Ridgefield St., wa.s held a t 1 O’clock Communicants of St. Mary's Bertha Schneider, 47'-j Charter C 'nter St.: Roxie Leone, East The Weatem notes replj-lng to teening them protection from Com today! O F MANCHESTER and battery. Executor's Deed Saturday aftemOon at the Holmes Episcopsl Church are rerrilnded of Oak 9t.; Sally Aim Lauretti, 27 Hartford: ,L>ebra Woodruff. 27 Em munist aggression, it was accepted Svelnys was arrested yesterday Funeral Home. The Rev. Michael the Epiphany services tomorrow at Preston Dr.: Eugene Barrett, 14 erson SL: M:s E 'ther Johnson, Russia’s proposal fbr a special Words that show your appreciation deserve to be Late Gilbert E. Willis to OSiiald 6:30 a m. with Holy Commnnion in Deepwood Dr.’. Mrs. Ida Park by only one country—Iraq. And after police learned he had hit his E, Willis, property on Main 9t. IMrga of All Saints Rus.slan Ortho- 270 Ferguson Rd 1 Vv'illiam Tier “free city” status for Berlin go sent in the fastest, most personal way—by long wife on the head with a mop. do* Greek Catholic Church, Hart Ine Nativity Chapel; arid at 10 a.m. inson. RFD 2, Manchester: John ney, Hartford. ‘ that acceptance helped push the Quitclaim Deed in the main church. Wednesday Downey, Broad Brook; Mrs Carole 'back to refurbish the original basis distance. A phone call quickly tells out-of-town Harry Leister, of. no certain ad Donalud E. W'Ulis to Don W il ford, officiated. Burial was in for the presence of everybody in Nuri government closer to the brings you today the dress. was sentenced to 30 days in East Cemetery. morning Communion this week will Yedzlniak) 'RFD -1, Doyle PM.. FIKE C.\CSE.S EVACUATION lis Garage, lac., property on Main be omitted because of the Epiph suiy part of Germany. Wb.are in brink of disaster, over which Kas family and friends exactly how much you care. Jail for intoxication. SL Bearers were Gregory Rechota, Rockville;! Kenneth Whitman, 88 Chicago, Jan. 5 (Ah—About sem pushed It. And our interven And it’s inexpensive, too. • Delbert W. Allbee. 28, rot 27 ’ Bill of Sale John Kochin, Clement Kreehko Sr., any. \-'eat St., .Rockville: Mrs.'Angela 3.30 girl pupils were evaciiated Germany. Britain is in Germany. Cote. 49'- Y'ernon Ave ; Mni. Rose from the Richards V(watioaal tion’ In Lebanon appeared to give furniture that couldn't wait Nike Circle, was fined $18 fof Donald E. WUlis to Don Wll- Michael Merovinch. Ufem Pantaluk France is In Germany, and Russia reckless driving. Allbee skidded and Stanley. Gozdz. Officers of SCaKdia Lodge. Or- Heyart, ûth Rd., Bolton; Mrs. High School today when smoke substance to the charge of im Oarage,' Inc., automotive equip is in Germany, by right of military into a house on Depot St. eaeiy m ent and m otor vrehlcies. der of 'Vasa, will be installed to- Alice Zoi’.kis, Storrs; Elizabeth began pohring from a wall. .All conquest. By agreement among perialist being hurled at us from ,-i Thursday morning. James, ,Paui J. aqd James D. Leo P. Selvas morrow at 8 p.m. in Orange hall. Thurston,’ 16 3. Alston St.; Thom- the girU marched out of the S- ouraelyes, we siwapped some of our Cairo and Moscow, for loniorrow See how tittle,it costs to call.after S: Helen A. Kennedy, 19, of 49 Edi A^to, office and construction Funeral services for Leo P. ,as Freeburn, 47 Edgerton St.; xtory IniiMing, after a janitor son St., was fined $9 for failing to Salvaa, 52 Elm Hill Rd.. Talcott- Dorcas Society members w1H C'ynthia Duncan, Gardner. Mass,: noticed'>moke coming from a gaographi^t conquest amimd; so If we attempted to /earn up with eqiiipment to James D. Aceto * 175 Frwi MANCHESTER t» . fint Eaek iMiI grant the right of way. Miss Ken Sons. Inc. ville. were held this morning at ' meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Lu- Walter Krawiec, 22 Lodge Dr.; wall near Ihe school lunchroom ttet we got parts of Berlin in re Nassei^-and.-If, indeed, he. would 3 aiuntn aiaatt nedy was involved in an Occident Ceitificate of Incorporation 8:30 at the Walter N. Leclerc Fu ther hall of Emahuet Lutheran iliss Kalhleen Donahue. 485 Hart and sounded an alarm: le ? turn for giving Ruasie parts of associate with us, in the first 'place Dec. 18 on New State Rd. in which neral Home, followed by a requiem Church, at whicl^ time the officers East Center BfilSTOL, CONN. | .30 $ .10 The Cecil W. England Agency, Completely finished : . . walls included in F ^ 't Germany origiaaily occupied she received several minor in Inc., ..operate insurance agency; Mass at 9 o’clock in Sacred Heart wil)^ present their annual reports. '—wo would not be able to tame Street I M P A C T A.social hour with refreshments 'your choice of luxurious finishes. You get . . MILWAUKIX, Wia. » 1.30 ..35 juries. capital stock auth'orizedi- of 400 Church, Vernon, ■ The Rev. J. by Western troops. , him or bribe him with offers of will follow. Hostesacs will be everything, designing, plana, choice of celling , Phone NEW YORK, N. If. .45 .1 5 . Samuel K. Vacantl, 17 Grand 'shares w ith p a r 'value of $100 ea<4i Ralph KSlley -was the celArant tilea and Kentlle flooring . . . AND “F IN In.reaching for this basic, bed- aid. Wo would, more likely, find view St., was found guilty of speed and 600 shares without par value i and read the committal service at Mrs. Hlldur Laking, Mrs. Louise Mi 3-1126 Impact by Willett is the pace-setting furniture WASHINGTON, D. C. ,75 .20 ‘ Bengtson, Mrs. Emma Nyquist. ISHED WALLS." Tie- room is ready to uae . . rock argumaht to he the pnxof of ourselves the victim of an inter ing Dec. 26 on Porter St. He was divided into class A connnon stock the grave in St. Bridget'a Ceme and enjoy when we flnirii the job at this low n o t wioaE. p u r rig h t to re ise t Ruaaia1> prop*- national blackmail attempt. A far especially designed for young moderns . i furni- BIUDGEPORT.'CONN. .40 .10 fined $1?. , , w ith 3100 par value and claaa' B, tery. Mrs. Mae Wogpaan and .Mra. Mabel RAYMOND T. SCHALLER ’The casket was borne by por Zlmifiemtan. " .price. kupn about BerUn we are also, of better, through mors difficult, plan - ture so new in concept it couldn't wait for 'bomof- George Redding, 37, of Hartford, , common stock, no par value, Com -These rates sr* fbt st*t!«%to-8tstion calls, after w’as found guilty of .speeding on mencing business with 363,900; ters. r-_. ■ tUILDER I * Wa are the carpenters ' ccaiaa. unwittinity blowing the would be the formulatiod of a m m m s i\ow! You'll love its caramel-toned finish on sotidl 6 P.M. and all day Sunday. They dp not include ' R t. IS on Dec.i 3. He w as fined $12. Cecil W. England, LiUL-n T. Eng FLOATING SUB nNCNTinED 5'YlTi RusMSk Britain^ Franca, sound, constructive, positive policy the 19% federal excise tax. For rates t% other BaiUie R. Smith, 21, of 698 E. land and Frederic. E. Turkingtqn, .PVULES n x . CANCEI.B TRIP . Losdoa, JaaT S fJV—’Tbs emp I e W« sett * We InstaU. maple, its sculptured lines and shlmmerlnig brass glMcs, see the front pages of your directory. kail fniiklhfui for the Near R ut, one based on the Middle 'Tphe-, was tried on incorporators. Wsehfcsgtee,'*UL'' 5 (IP) ■■ Sec- ty sabaaartae fsaaS floating in NEW HOMES • REMODEUNO the' Atlantic bjr Spanish flalier- ttoSk.1 I lli hi by right of cdnquaat that naeds and legitiinats aspirations of trim. There are impact pieces to use throughout charge of reckliess driviitg on sev Trade Naase' - retory of State Pallas today eral Manchester: streets Dec. 20. Stephen R., Edward F. and Rob caaeded Us ptoaaed ofilclU nsaa Is tbs British Vessel AMERICAN ' oom pyiag Uw people of tks area, not on a th« home . . many pieces adaptabi'el to any room «D0m0NS_ • REPAIRS The charge was changed to two ert J. Bolai^ doing business as ■visit to Caaada hseanse a t a Vliatont, Qw admiralty aaUl t»- lOAOB tAfPROVitaBNT^ , 4 # in a*n8*>iy~ahd k sA dful of leaden w* tktnk we cae so you can keep your uiteriors aiwalys fresb and vicas lafeiEtisa.' Tke aaaonaee- aight.’ The VIndcat brake away t-’, 4r;w^- Call hy number. . . tT* twiee as fasti eounta of paaslng Mop signs. He ODoperative-t^ Ch., at 315 Broad .OOMTANT, coatrol. It is to b* .kopad that we- wraa found guilty on both afid fined 'S t. ■ . HW t, by Staia Dspartheeat traps tags am Dae.. 11 aa they t u r n interesting! v ZISMRKCRfT.' ' "— Tiii.li|ik:|i(»iiW - atlU have time, and sufficient will, 99 on the first count and 312 on the Towsis M art,. Inc, oi RockvUl* paisa sMser Uaeato WMto» aaid wsra tswiag it trsih Blalta to ha for attempting to draft sui^ a 1hi SwIM n Nm Ei | M Tlhplm CMpay . Mcond. .doing business asi Tfrwers Man« DaOaa'davatopad flto vinia ia»> aetmppmi. ami hrslrwi Of ta Brii> Mrs. Jsaala P. TuruU, 'SA of 6U *^ZAc.. a t 501 E. Middle Tpke. f s t d l i a a id r Saaitb / 1 fe a F ’’- /I \ I . - .-■V {if'. MANCHESTER EVENINGiHERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1959 FAGB EIGHT N ow M n y W iM r DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE John RogersXIhosen to Headr^ BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with > MAJOR HOOPLE Too Little, Democrate Say FALSE u fu h 'IS MM THERE you ARC.L THAT'S OKAY. BUAER , twITB M OrO laWHIfllFT I'LL 6ET nr! Bishop^& Cohier Post O J FWIENO...OC3PSf Aniwtr ta previous Pu»le I AAISSEP THE , because; UM.VA5/-«>50t‘ Aîmdl Life >. 9 kTWI^SHAD s h o w e d I V ilS S S Billion Seen ^.^Masons,' 'ord, and David com tort, just sprtaUe a Va3MlSSEDA\;*;^^ John, E. Rogers of 1168 MHATS GOING. AW MOTE, WHICH i Middle Tpke. took over tiây 'as LAary of Rote 'Ch'oix, and n n a on your ptetas. . ON HERE I? OREiKT GAME OF\2S nSl^ ^ pasty teat# er faeuag. WAS FROM A WELL A C B 0 8 S DOWN station superintendent of the new the I Consistory No. 7. - 1* " ^denture ‘— *' IV»e<3S3UST KHOWH GENERAL. Watch ) MA30k 3UST 1 South BIshop’e corner. West Hartford, CWARSED.UP AND COLLECTED . IPbrk producer Post OBlct Branch, which was Rogers, a 1628'gra<^“ *I* Hart TO HIS ROOM,- OPEMEO A LETTER V fu S jy AWBETTHATI I i Voung ( h ^ Aiperlcan ford's Weaver HlglKBchool, where rodent opened In dedication ceremonies MAKIHSMORE FROM THE PEHTA60H1 ~ COULD s t i c k TO ^ SFerm device 2 Persia Saturday. , . , he played varelty football, began RACKET THAN AND b r a s s e d rr L1HE UNVARHISHED 12 BraxiUan ^ hie postal career as aNaubetltute ootb ACemiPEPB WASABOUTA REDl/fapM 3 Flowers (OoBtlriMd from Page '0»«) emc-ent spending, there was eome Rogers,' a Post Office employe INow Y ' KiiiiiiHw TRUTH,'-*-HAK- ' macaw i for 30 years and asslstanL-super clerk In the Hartford Poet Office WEARIN05KI 4 Animal dens s s uneaaineas on the OOP side about loet (he habit of HOT M ILlW Ky/I^S^ KAFF.'—TWISSS 1) Operatic aolo T1)S White House announced 10 intendent of the Hartford Blue in November 1928. He was'Ytsmed 600TS.'' - ID EA H E 5 Italian river i the defense totale...... 1 where quality, WAS CONSIDER-; URaHH dsya ago that the administration’s Hills Station, for three-years until a regular clerk In 1935, ancKori ■DREAMED >—-^r-v«a Aoi V/ 15 Vehicle 6 Dainty l_ Q Sen. John Sheririan Cooper, can clm ltaeaa and Isay pried* ft*> TW6SS VMS SORE 7 Barrier overall spending budget for the didate of g OOP llberitl group for getting his new assignment. Is the Nov. 16, 1963, was transferred van; HBWA58L0FF1H&' 16 Dyed'in the 25 Vend 40 Furs new flecal year, beginning next egro to be appointed a sta the Blue Hills Station, on Albany' ( tMt »f »«• wool 6 Levered party floor leader, said Congrees first N« 9 Actress., 26 Canary-lUce 41 Speechless July 1, will be balanced at about tion superintendent In the Great Ave., as clerk-in-charge. Two years AR TH U R 'S ■ * • (4 fc *M ••• 18 Firedoc persons has Its own responsibility to deter 1:1 —— 'Turner bird $77 billion. , mine the amounts needed fbr de er Hartford area. later he was promoted to assistant ■*~V • 20 Beloved onet 27 Representa 42Ught fog superintendent of that station. 21 Measures of 10. Above Today® conference of Demo fense. He said Eisenhower’s word Hartford Natives 'vj 1 IIY V. T. HAMLIN 11 Espouses tives 43 Poker staks cratic and RepubUtan leaders came The clerks and carriers who A L L E Y O O P type 0rilan part Is not necessarily final on this Rogers Is a native of Hartford YXONT,EH?.-THAT 1 VEAH? WELL 17 Slow baUet 28 Arrow poison 44 against the background of criti worked under him at Blue Hills W CAM J WnH WELL WHO anyway, MOU ...CAUSE WITHOUT ME, ------22 Mouthward 46 Merely score. but has lived In Manchester for 22 MOURE GONNA / I M JUST TH' 19 Motionless n 29 Microbe cism by some Democrats that the The OOP Insurgents were not in- years, and is well known In both presented Rogers with a wrist “THl’X ’rHAT WILL 1HAT Bk3 WOULrVT.TW' WOULPNTDAKr TPO VOUR FIELD WHY VOU 24 Anglo-Saxon 31 Shade of red 47 Donated BOJE AGE HAFTA prove! /BCY WHO CAN! slave 23 Small animals total budget is inadequate, partiO' iloded among the members invited communities, as well as In Bolton, watch Friday as a farewell gift. 5MAKT W-EOi STUPID WAY BELT ME OUTA WORK.YCOULDNT 33 Apple drink 48 Pitcher Rogers and his wife, the former NOT B EH 50UN8ELED GO ON WITH THIS SU1B. I PONT 26 Cozy 24 Fencing Ularly -in the defense field. to today's sessiens. None of them where he Is superintendent of the HXLER'NtG yc?u b e e n BUSINESS. sword 38 Metric unit 50 Sailor OrcUa Majors of Hartford,, have CANNOT ^ H E L P E D " STL^tBLIN' EVEN IF 'lOU OREOPITHECTJS haft A HAVE 27 Excavate Wile^-senlor Republican on the holds any Jiarty leadership post or Bolton Congregational Church ALL CATER TW Senate Foreign Rqlations Commit- five children. PLACE? AROUND... CXJULD.. .PROJECT.' . MXJ! , 30 American sufficient seniority on the three Sunday School and a member of •(Author's Naota BaloW) r 1 physicist 1 1 5 I T tfee, was ask^ whether there was committees to rate such an invlU the (irange. 32 Kind of creed ge'neral agreeih^t at the coh- Uon. In announcing Rogers’ appoint Wise people. d'eshzB thstl 34 Beetle F i ) i t ference regardlnjf. .the reported Eisenhower’s plans in -the for Evening; Classes plan- for spending $40,900,000,000. ment, Hartford Postmaster John lit is impossible foT them to I 35 Laborer eign aid field seemed likely to get F. Heneghan commented on 1? 1 1 n [know everything. Expert I S wiss' s plant 36 Measures of on the military pr.ogra special study from the DemocraU. Rogers' long experience In the Resume Tonight BLOOMED IftT H e cloth ‘‘If silence means consent, yes \: Sen. William Fulbrlght (D-Ark), Post OC^ce .service and his '!good helpis necessary when siek-i nekt m ail*.-ten 37. Frees 1 8 7 i the Senator replied. who has proposed a broad inquiry Iness attacks your body. DOLLARS TOO l a t e * l-t 3S Consider aense of public relations.” (?lnsBCs In the Mancheater Even I T r Wiley also said th ^ was gen into International policies, was I think the people of TVest 40 Evergreen W / ^ ing School will resume this even lOften the discomfort and! r eral discussion of .tfiih'Space de among those asked to meet with Hartford sre going to like him tree f t 1 7 a . ing. [other symptoms, occurring I z T r p velopment prograkt. HeNnade that the President. very much,” Heneghan said. 41 One of the W f Registrations for many of the statement whep-âsked whfether the The Senate Foreign Relations Rogers has long been active in [at the onset of illness, are| ‘■Little ^1 classes may be made at the high CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER » talk had ceatêd on Russi(rs..new Committee, ot which Fulbright is a Women” civic affairs-on the community and school office this week, beginning It.vpically the same for dif o IH« »T M t Na. TH*,^ cosmic ropKet headed toward member, scheduled a meeting for State level. Bcsldea his Bolton 42 Female horses r n at 6:45 p.m. There arc openings ferent kinds of sickness. I 45 Bravery i around ,H)e sun. later in the day to outline a for- activities, he is assistant treas W In business machines, typing I and Yet, to accomplish a reall r 1 8 1 ian Space Chief Talks ^ al study , of these' policies'. 49 Not polite urer of the Hartford Neighbor sewing classes. BY AI. VERMEER m P PRISCILLA’S POP 51 Marble discussion was led, Wiley proposal by Milton E^sen- hood Centers and is Grand Junior cure the true cause must be| 62 Term used by 4 6 ( 1 by T. Keith Glennan howetC the President’s brotlLer,- Warden of Prince Hall, Grand Idi.Hcovctcd and treated. ‘ s u r e , b u t l i t t l e ^ ( J E E P E R S ! i printers chief of the new National Aero that that United States adopt a Lodge of Connecticut. In addition Heat Control Automatic TMOUGM" w , r r ( 8 RED RIDING MOOD i f nautlcs and Space, Agency, a ciVlI tougher pbljCy toward Latin Amer he and Mrs. Rogers are Associate The best counsel you can! DOESN'T KNOVU 53 Heraldic band m EVERYBODY; 54 Mrs. Adam 4 Ian uni^. ican dictato^seemed likely to get Matron and Patron of Stella Chap Washington-^ As its temperature I V w [get when you are sick ls| THAT. 55 Spreads to dry. Asked why Russia has been able some support from Sen. Johnson. Manchester's new chief of police, James Reardon, poses with hia family in his office at the police ter, Number 18, Order of the East rises, nickel shows a marked in Station. Seated on the arm of the chief's chair are hlr~wlfe, Agnes, and daughter, Jean Ann. crease In its electrical-resistance [from a physician. He hMi as hay T )\ to blast a rocket to the vicinity In addition toYealllng for "bold, ern Star. Standing are Mr. and Mrs. James MeShetry, his stepfather and mother., (Herald Photo by Oflara). 50 Tunisian of the sun while tBis country still new Imaginative programs” In the He is a past master of Excelsior properties. Thle unusual property I the knowledge to propertyl ! iNTO ' rulers t r f t 7 7 has not been able to get one as international field, Johnson has - f Lodge No. 3, A. F. and A. M., is used as an automatic control In Idiagnose the cause and pr»>| .FOREST' A far as the moon. Wiley said the urged the administratloh'.to adopt Hartford, and a member of Eure regpilating the temperature of elec-1 Iscribe the medication sp«- Soviets have developed rockets consistent policy f<^\ Latin Swanson Claims ka Chapter No. 13, Royal Arch trie blankets. Icifically best for you. with much more thrust. America which will help oiir neigh SHORT RIBS BY FRAJfK O’NEAL • "We’ll develop it (a rocket with bors to help themselves.” Reardon Takes Oath Support in Bid greater thrust). There is no ques Milton Elsenhower, in a formal tion about that," Wiley added. I w-eekend report to the President, For Presidency YOUR PHYSICIAN As for foreign aid spending in proposed establishment of a Coun CAN PHONE the new fiscal year, Wiley said it cil on Inter-American Affairs, Têfore Fam ily, Friends Mitchell 8-5821 Is his understanding it will be with the secretary of state as Eighth District Directors tonight • - • chairman, to "up-grade U.S. activ will schedule an election to choose WHEN YOU NEED about the same as this year — M. Reardon was sworn m^past.' .SAVINGS >L ities affecting Latin America.” James A.MEDICINE C by M* U'^9. about $3,700,000,000. as the fourth-fourth^ .chief of police in " i am sure,”, he said, “we will a District president to succeed \ • 'V'lce President Nixon and Secre Manchester this'lnpming, all work together very well in the Leon Thorp. '• LOAN A S S O I I A 1 I U N LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS tary of State Dulles sat In at to Judge Wesley C. Gryk adminis years ahead.” / D ireA pf Victor Swanson, the Pick up your pret^rtp-l day's conference with the Presi Reardon said ijio Immediate Freedman Starts tered the oath of office at 8 o’clock only announced candidate for the UNTIL... TH6 TOerURBT SHAPE O F A BLACK dent. changes would be made in Police jtion if shopping) near ns, or| in a short ceremony in the court post. Said today a petition request- ataiST riwsseisi. iwsTiTUTiea PASSES ovEe t h e m o o n .... -Invited to the White House room at Police Headquarters. Department procedure. He said [let us deliver\promj ‘ aouo Controller Duties '.ng the election has been com briefing were 26 Senate and House the force would contlnune its du PBAce s£Tn.B$ once With the new eftief were his pleted for presentation to the Di /e O Z c4€aif* itttMmt [without extra members, including leaders of both ties as in the past until he had A6ANCAB?THEVAUEV.„. Elisha C. Freedman of Hartford wife, Agnes, his daughter, Jean rectors tonight. The petition need [great many people parties there and senior members become more familiar with the today took over as Manchester Ann, and his mother and step ed Only 10 signatures. lus with the respoi of the Armed Services, Appropria job. - town controller. father, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Tonight’s meeting, at the Dis tions, and Foreign Affairs Com He completed his first tour of INSURED I of fWing their Freedman, who was chosen Dec. Sherry of 213 School St. trict firehouse at Hilliard and mittees, Police Headquarters shortiy after [tions. May we corns vmATSVIiiOlV, 17 after a competitive examina Am ong the more than 60 people Main Sts.,' will begin at 7:30. Urge Space Field Action who attended the installation were noon. CAXZIMGC CURRENT ANNUAL yours? b6AR-AR8 Democrats -have..-renewed _thelr tion, was introduced to co-workers Thorp resigfled because he dis- by GmeTaTMSnager Richard Mar Mayor J^gene-Kelly, .Town Mana J^Hin introduced the new chief ______DIVIDEND RATE calls for more U.S, action In the agrreed with the policies of newly MS 6UNES tin and met town department ger Richard Martin and altout 3C and said he takes over a well COLD? , Space field In the wake of Russia’s members of the Police Depart' elected Directors. His term would successful cosmic rocket shot. Sen- heads at an 11 o'clock meeting in li-ained force. , the Municipal Building. ment. Martin added that Reardon "do4s have ended in June, OPEN UNTIL i ate Democratic leader Johnson said Swanson today claimed support Tjii. iu(. u.>. r a oa Russia's accomplishment had em The 32-year-old official left a Job juuge Gryk asked "You do jidl-- not owe his appointment to me or of most of the District’s officials e NU IM. phasized the task of Congress in I supervisor of budget and re emnly swear, that you will suppo.-t to anyone else. He was selected in his bid to succeed Thorp. meeting what he called "some of search for the city of Hartford to Uie constitution of the .United on the basis of civil service exam Prescription Pharmacy “ I’m Koing to fight. No girl’s m ing to take Jimmy avây the greatest challenges in our his- come here. .Stater and the constitution of the inations alone." The election will take place at Slate of Connecticut so long as you 901 Main Street JUDD S.AXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD uom me just two weeks before my birthdayj" tory." As chief fiscal officer of the Reardon takes over a $3()0,000- a District meeting, the call for continue a citizen thereof, and that 5 P.M. Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon town, he will help to prepare as a-year department .'which has a which must be advertiseld. in the •c ^-;T«' . . . I TRIED IT ON A WHAT HAS BOSWORTH you will faithfully discharge, ac- •QuoUtfm by 5 PSYCHIATRIST FRIEND SENT M E? THIS S U Y ...' tana, the asslstaiit Democratic well as administrate the budget; force of 40 regular officers and newspaper five days In advance. MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY Bsnjam in FrmnkUn ?' '3ft coiding to the .law, the duties of patrolmen and eight cruisers. IN NEW YORK. PHONED HAS COUCH,, leader, already has attaeSmd El supervise all fiscal bookkeeping Nominations are from the floor 11 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS SFJlVICEy' (1706-1790) HIM LAST NISHT.. WILL TRAVEL.' the office of the Ch'ef of Police ol The chief’s job payst o ma 1 minimum 1 1 1 , 1 ,II,uiii nm 'Y-' BY ROUSON senhower’s contention the budget and accounting, and take over ,nd election is by simple major- lUtURSDAVS—9 AAf. to 8 VM. LITTLE SPORTS can be balanced at $77 billion. much of the work connected with Manchester to the best Of your of $6,578 and a maximum oP Copyright 19fiS (13W 4) an purchasing, personnel control, and ability; so help you God?” Rear $7,982. ' APeiE Mansfield said revenue for the At tonight's meeting the Direc ^ PAY Kttw pun-otfA new fiscal year beginning July 1 position inventory'. don said "I do.” - t h e o o * t v R tors will open bids for the Installa The former controller. Miss Lou In a brief speech Reardon said The drained mlrtced clamg from away ■ health won’t exce^ $75'i billion, even tion of a sewer on Grove §t. The if spending is held down. ise Johnson, is now his assistant. the Police Department would con a 7-ounce can are just right to add IN THE tinue to give Manchester "the same meeting was originally called for BSaenhov/er said the new budget Freedman is making plans to to a half-pound of cream cheese COMING move'"to Manchester sOon excellent service it has had in the for a spread. that purpose. y e a r - will provide some additional n.oney for defense purposes over the $40,800,000,000 o f the current /■S' y^F. but gave no figure. •see. '9 Fee^re C««. Rep.'- George Mahon (D-Tex.) Tw.WfM s.eA«» i«r<___ chairman Of House subcom 501 E. MIDDLE BY JOHNNY HART mittee on DefeSe Appropriations, TURNPIKE B. C, said yesterday he -thinks Bksen- PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKING hower will suggest abo’UL.^2 bil WHY DO YOU su p p o s e BY ROY CRANE lion and added: BUZZ SAWYER tr SMOKES so m u c h r ‘'I don't think that will be foo. riEAOQuABTERS, Q PtR lkTIOH PCEPpiEEZr. m OIGONG UP much. It could be too little. The ;coR. johns'sawver'' F e e w e t THE SHARPEST smphasis should be on advanced PILOTS IN THE REPOdCTlNG FOR D o o u r . ' weapons projects. I want to be [ ASSIGNMENT TO PUTY . vtm- NAVY... FOR sure that no advanced ‘weapons IN yiHTARCTICA. BOY, AM \ GLAO j THE MAIRieST projects are sacrificed for purely TO SEE YOU?. FLYING ON t'.onetary rea.sons." EARTH, But all military spending plans i-y will get "the most thorough sifting,'' he. said, in an effort to. MANCHESTER Improve defense programs and Discount Department Stores make ciits where possible. GOP Reported I’nessy Towers Great January Although Republican leaders 1-5 I have indicated they expect to sitP/ 'V port the President’s efforts to Clearance Sale Continues MORIY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI head off inflation by limiting gov- SHR8TCHURCH With Terrific Money Sav d o n t I JLffiT FINI6HED MY NEW m a k e s IX CK ' you HAVE WHAT >OU CAVjiAill ANY CONTROL A6PHALT DRIVEWAY AND 60 6UReiTWA6 ing Bargains for Every FOOD KING U. S. TOP CHOICE FOOD KING h e a v y WES*TERN MICKEY. FINN BY LANK LEONARD CVER YOUR OWN WINTHROP t r a c k e d IT 0 1 1 0 0 1 WINTHROP? ^FAMILY? ALL UP.' QUALITY BEEF DEPT. ECONO BEEF DEPT. A-AND HE'S SURE ^YES.'HE SAYS THERE'S NO Member of the Family. YOU'RE THE PHILIP FINN) QUESTION ABOUT THAT SHE MEANT ? / AT ALLHERE - FRESH GROUND DAILY IT YOURSELF' U. S. TOP CHOICE Compare the Qualiiy— Gompare the Values 78 Giant Departments

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:'-. ■■ ■ ■ ' •> MANGttESTER E\T3>HNG HERAia^. MANCHESTE9> CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY S, 1989 J f ^ - TO W i - on M oriar State Cage Spotlight Hoop Wi Still on JJConn Quintet New Haven, Jan. 15 (yiP)—The Yale basketball team—oft to a wohblv start before the h o lid ay .s—resumes aotiou this In Overtime week, but the spotlight is still on the high flying University of Connecticut quintet. The Huskies, hoa.sling an impressive A jump shot by hustling 9-1 season record, meet Maine a l ‘ ' Jimmy Moriarty and a free Orono tomorrow night in an '’’'■I'wgrT • g g * , , throw by tall Irv Foster with portant Yankee Conference tilt, V[D gag gy lg# |-|g |'|e '9 c « little over a minute to pl»y A victory will give either team! ^ XI U l.O in the overtime period pro the league lead. Both squads are a ^15 I I now tied for first place with ‘"'''I f\O U tl( l X H IH C ^ 'm vided Green Manor with a sur-. triumphs each prising and hard-fought 74-71 Connecticut returns to Stoics Farmington Valley League upset Saturday to battle visiting Holy over prevloiislj’ undefeated Plain- Cross. Hillsdale Wins vlUe. A small crowd a t the 'Ver- Yale also Ireglna Its post-holidsy planck School saw the locala^chalk New 5'ork, Jan, 5 As long up their second straight win after basketball, operations tomorrow night wi|,h a home Ivy liSague con as the conditions are "weather three consecutive setbacks. The clear, track fast, " Hillsdale prob Job Platers bowed for the first test against Dartmouth. The Elis, who have dropped seven out of nine ably will earn money for lus time in five .starts. owner. C. W Smith, formci' Geor Other Sunday afternoon action this season, will be the underdogs. The Ells trsvel to New Jersey gia Tech and Chicago Beara foot- found Bloomfield and New Britain Friday for a game with Princeton \ ball player, deadlocking Plainville for first and to Philadelphia .Saluiday to i Hlll.sdale, now a 4-year-old. beat place, the Window Cleaners trounc meet Pennavivanla. Both Sre Ivy j the famous Round Table Saturday ing winless Suffield 96*79 and the League cont’eats. by the slim margin of a head In Manafort'Wreckers turning back Connecticut showed its class last the $56,400 San Carlos Handicap W etherstteld 75-68. Boys Will Be Boys, Even These Ivy Leaguers Saturday night at Storrs willi a ■ at Santa Anita, Plainville fell behind 17-10 at 74-63 victory over Fordham. It was S ni i t t y, a 240-pounder who the first turn and trails 32-26 at A1 Denton of Dartmouth falls in the mud at the feet of the Old Millhillians J. E. Coomb.s during a the visitora' first defeat in flix played from 1936-30 for Tech and the halfwaj’ mark before battling scramble for the ball In a Rugby Union match at Headstone Lane. .Middlesex, England. Hie Han meetings between fhe teams. ' later was with the Bears three back to deadlock the count at 47- over collegiana surprised Britons by winning three straight from minor league British teams. Jake In other games the University of | years, jiaid Mrs. Helen Kellogg all at the three-quarter mark and Croiithamel headed football players taking part. Hartford defeated Pace College $25,000 for Hillsdale in December 63-all at the end of regulation time. 71-60 at Hartford, Qulnnlplac Col of 19,57. Once again the score was tied, 71- lege bowed to Stonehlll College 60- The new owner said he soon Winner Bob I^Franeis Relaxes Blast the Traps Anyway 71. before Moriarty and, Foster 70 at North Easton. Mass.. and discovered Hillsdale didn't like ’Twas Snow on the (iroiiml foe the Fifth Anniial New Y e a r ’* Golf Tournament struck with the vital markers. Weslejqin defeated Tufts 65 .50 In a mild. Smith own.s -ami runa an en Arms waving, Willie Naull.s, 6, of New York and Bos Win at Foul IJne Downeaat Classic consolation game gineering company Wilti offices in ton’s Rill Russell lea]) after a reliound in a National Bas THE Both clubs scored 31 ba.skets In Marcos Edge Embers at Bangor, Maine. Detroit and Ia>s Angelea wliiih ketball Assn, game at Madison Ri|uare Garden. 1/Ookinsf the well-played .contest. While In a Sunday afleimoon gam e at furnishes designs for automobiles, on aie the Celtics’ Frank Ramsey, 2.1. and Bob Cousy, Coach Woody Bnshey's quintet New Bedford. Maaa., Quinniniac ■ ; / ■■ missiles and Jet engines. 11. Defending Celtics lead Ea.stern gronn, as expected. converted 12 of 18 free throw.s the College of Hamden defeated New He said ho heard that 11 rartly Herald Angle visitors were a poor nine for 21. Bedford Tech. 62-52, rained in Southern California dur "Once again it was a fine team Far from Breeze ing the summer, "and this horse By effort which won for us," reported In CBA Thriller, 86-85 The Huskiea led 41-35 at the half jual can't stand ))p in the n)))d. the elated Bushev. "Bobby Carl and b.v as much as lo points d))i'-. NosimI Out In Vi'estcriicr EARL YOST son was tremendous a.s a plavmak- | ______,, ------— ing the second period. R)it the Last sipring Hlll.sdale was sent i Knicks Gain Ground ' Sportu Editor er and Jackie Hedliind pl^ved a| v,.,, 4Vallace‘'long range, found the mark in the-mates Johnny Jones. Burr Carl- game wasn't a breeze, | to Hollywood Park where he won ! fine defen.-ive game. Nijrm Hohen-; quarter as the locals out-1 .son and Grogan combined for an The visitors clo.sed the gap to 54- ^ wtU Rogera Stakes and the FJ th*l was a tower of strength off and aggressive Charlie Stet- shot the vi.cldrs 28-1.5 to erect a : additional 43 markers. Captain »'.\rmory. I-first met Stuart a de 51 midway in the second half, bull 0orado Handicap, Stiong Bav nos-i Sunday th# boards, galling exceUenl sup- combined for 46 points 41-37 bulge at intermis.sion. | Norm Burke and sturdy the Fordham attack melted under ^ $100,000 West- cade ago when he w'as ‘‘promot port from Moriarty and Foster.” In Weekend Aetion Score Dianges Hands j Cnngleton .tallied a collective 2i torrid Huskie offensive Church was the major matter of while leading the Marco Polo R lornn niiRKie onenjove. ' erner. Previously he had missed the i ing" a service club sports night. All five Green Manor starters Coach Ray McKenna’s quintet ! points for, the Explorers ! John Pipezynskl led the C onnect!-I 1,1 nnd the Arkansna Der- ■' ' business on this beautifvil sunny It was a five-star promotion, Explorers to a close and ex- Carlson ll8). Hohenthai iir>). Fos- actually nailed down the decision Sunday the " ”Em ber pla.vs in ] r„, scoring with 20 points. -Toiin ' because ..f mud. Now Y o rk . .laii. 5 (A’)—-The New York Knickerbockers, With and crisp last Sunday morning of thanks to Segar. Later he went In re7Tu). Moriarty 1121 and Vinny citillg 86-85 victorv «';er a _ oulscoring the , Greenwich ' 1958 .. Due to the cold weather of to the promotion field and has Kohep (12l- tallied in double fig-' smallish hut htiatling Red Embei i 22-17 for a 59-58 lead at Wedliesday .?«m rrtoTosi dT h ’ ' a couple of come-from-hehind victories over the weekend, have recent weel^s my wood pile dropped done remarkably well. More on urea. But afternoon's scoring laii- quintet yesterday afternoon before; ' . inng-Ume bvrry at the high school Hartford came from behind In its i moved within shooting distance of the Boston■ Celtics in the considerably in size and as I was the sports show a t a latei* d a te ... al Chicago last a)))nmer, nllho))gh rels went to Plainville's Bob McCol- I 200 fans at the Goodwin School in , rivals hnlhboth hooned hooped 27 tallies in tlw ; .M.-irc, Polo iwi KMiiip Nvivn I «4 r u» m u « mui •ps.niuT- , " . , .. . rnr■(! foi' llic Kaslern Division lead in the National Basketball anxious to build up an ample sup Skating conditions over the holl- lough with 3.5 markers on 16 hoops 1 F.ast Hartford, K V r\s losing skein Bill Pouire paced the , 'i,, ply for the weeks ahead I split da.v were relayed by H orace j final 10 minutes of tlie action- ” f ...... ID 1-2 21 , ^ _ LTHillsdale ill aH n finislied sixth. Then, be Assn. and three of four foul shnhs. | The win evened the Explorers' ■ packed contest. Ttie .score changed ,, Hui k' f ...... *> 13 , some large pieces before 2 o'clock Murphey of the Park Department. . QuInniplar’R defeat by Stonehill Tjut rooted as hard as anyone for Fawn McCarthy usually. for\vards (Ui waa in larRe part dUf to a .’Ô-point the Boardwalk Handicap, and U'oit half rallies lo defeat the Boston was hard-pre88«d to the Giants but Baltimore managed hardt (no explanation) foi the sec- j Ember, Both rivals played with- j m tie or go ahead will) only seven Wrinn. K ...... 2 4 the conditions at the three skat ond slra)ght week Sunday, Green | sr.orintf effort bv the victors’ I.»eo wound up the year Dec. 27 b.v D etroit Pi.slon.s 106-102 Saturday turn back lowly Ctncinnstl. "Bol) ' to win out in overtime, 24-17. in a ing areas maintained by the. toXvn out the services of two key per- I seconds remaining _jn the hectic T-.lnla . 37 13-17 fid ■Denault Bill Liiedee netted 23 for eaaUy taking the Malibu Stakes night and the St. Loui.s Hawks Cousy iced the verdict .with two ' spine tingler ., Dinner was on the Manor travels to New Britain lot formers. The winners were minu.s ] fourth quarter. Bqt Paul Grogan, . Rpd Kmbrr > . . .Work was cleaned up early and battle the defending champions | M F Pl.« the,losers. at Santa Anita 122-114 .veslerday. free throws and sofne expert )>*11- table exactly at'4:30 but I wanted piaymakers Jack ScoU and Dave , who moments a-krlier had con- I’ .. k' 1 1 13 Round table, owned by the Kerr The twin triumphs enabled New I enjo5'ed an afternoon of fun with Manaforl Wrecker.s. | .1 T.tn. » f . 4 weslevan's \irtorv over Tufts h ndling near the finish. Wayne to watch tlie finish of the battle my family including a little skat Bartley and Coach" ■ ~Frank ' Toro's ' verted two fre^ throw.s to -slice the ^ (’ink'), f .... 1-2 5 Stables, had an excuse - - weight. York lo move to within three Embry of the Royals captured c'ld as a result I had only a luke "S (ifppn Manor 1club missed high scoring Billy Mai'oo's lead to a single point. ,, U l)>'nri«'ll, f ...... J (U. 4 ing at Center Springs. The ice. for B r r « : .S 3-k 13 Downs a St Cla.saic. won by St. The world'.s leading money w'in- games of the Celts, who bounced ■scoring honors w ith 27 ]Mints, on# warm meal I assured my wife (Ll .Schn>idt and tall A rt Quimby. missed the first of a one and one l rni’lvi'Ti, f the most part, was rough and soft i Moriartv. f ...... 6 12 tlnijran, p . 17 .Michael's College of Winoo.ski. VI. | nlng hmse. m aking his initial .start ' back to beat Cincinnati 111-108 more than Cousy. that next Sunday I would be free CunninKbam. / ...... II lUI 11 W ith Wallace |2.5) and Stetson situation knd the winners grabbed IVrvm*, K ...... , . . . IM) 0 and there were hundred.s of skat Carlson, f ...... )? IS rintf p ...... n 1-3 7 Wesleyan won the game with a since he won the $100,000 Haw-' yesterday after Ixiwing to St. El^n Baylor )i#d 28 point# for to accompany her anj^where she ers going in all directions. It is 1 <5 (21 ) doing the bulk of the scoring, the rebOtind and held on for Ih e n sudden scoring surge early In the , tborne Gold (hip at Chicago Oct, ! U)tiis 116-110 Saturday, wanted to go now that pro football Hohenthai. r...... :t 4 l.*> J. JollPB. f ...... 12 2-2 2fi .Minneapolis, which won It# fifth little wonder tliere isn't more seri Foater. r ...... 4 )>-{* 14 the host Explorers jumped off lo ' remaJhlng lime, second half that broke up a u packed 132 pn)inds to only 115j In other games yesterday, Mln- straiftht. The Lakers streaked to : has ended. However, the Pro Bowl Koh«*n. K ...... a lUO 12 a 22-13 first period advantage. ' Pfiil .Tones captured scoring ; Totals . , . .. . ‘ 3r. 13-20 8ft ! game .on Jan. 11 should be good ous accidents at the pond. .Visited I Hedlund. r ...... 1 M 3 Si’orp at half. 41-37 Rod J•7nibf’r. (slde-by-aide battle that lasted for Hillsdale. Eddie Schmidt, with neapolls w alloped Philadelphia a 37-16 lead and had it easy the friends at night to see the old year Newcomer Phil Jones, deadly from hdnors with 26 points and team- liintil shortly after intermission H2, finished third in the seven-h 11-0.5 in a natlonnlly teleyised rest of the way. Philadelphia, ' Sunday viewing. vanish and the new year appear. Totxla .... IMS 74 'The teams were tied 23-23 at half- f,n-iong race. tilt and the Sy^raense Nationals Plaint illp (< 1 sparked by Paul Arizin’# 23 points, B y Pta- ■ Tommy Barrow rode Hillsdale, trounced Detroit 118-94 played without Tom Gola and Momlav Maatrianni. f ...... 3 2-n S Dlck Cadigan led the Wesleyan Thursday II 1-2 1 . Scholastic Roundup who paid $9.60, and waa clocked In Trio Foul Out rookie Guy RodgOrs. Gola waa Sunday's pro football cham Maakarv. f ...... Sport Schedule ^scoring with T4 points Tufts' Hank 1:21 4 5. sidelined vdth an infected foot and New Y ear’s Da.v . . . Church a t Williams, f ...... 2 (V.*? 4 ' Ide led the scoring with 15 points. Although Ray Felix, Willie pionship game between the Giants Baeinkl. f ...... n (V/> n Smith may elect to stH)l him Naulls and Guy Sparrow fouled Rodgers was out with the flu. n.id-morning with my wife and WheU6‘i'. f ...... 1 3-3 4 and Colts was still the biggest . 4 0 Tuesday, .Ian. 6 next RBt)))'day in the $25,000 San out. the Kn(C'i~~touchdown~~ twice. Ice and snow on ''.ê back turned pro with Los Angles. The Armstrong of/Elizabeth. N.J , at ! day night against sti ong W ate - | one point, Coach Clyde Wa.sh- RHAM at Windham Tech of stepping on his face, he would 13Ui Hula Bowl. great professional presentations Center Congos vs. Liberty Mutual, fd top weight of 124 pounds, with onlv three games. Bradley ] North Carollnii State. .They are tennis. Now strange things were let him get away." and passed for two others. He side made this ni. ' unplay^le. In Bowl Game grldder wanted guidance -whether Yôrk's/M ad i a o n Square foi'd. Manchester, showing.. only | h„rn is the first to realize that his Wednesday. ,lan. 14 happening. Layne. a Pittsburgli Sleeler to-try pro ball or to get a job for in recent weeks. Biggest disap New to hiusUe to Tiie^day -X ;1.S Latviar^, vs. Sec- 115 on Amengo. *Mister Jive, I H*. ^ the campaign, j running 4-.5 in.the AP poll and have Jone.s said Olmedo's easy going completed 12 of 26 throws, LaFrancis. er.iployeii at Hamil Garden. one victory in five starts, tr-avels (charges will have quarterback, threw five his Rowing family. The young pointment was the Air Force to West Hartford tomorrow night make the Class C Tournament. Reri Em ber vs. . Danbury-M...... ond an-Congoa St. .Mary's vs ^vas Ihiid. . . „ . , Then______it was Oklahoma______.Slate and almost identical record*---8-1 for Suddenly Olmedo no longer was Latin temperament was a detri but it was ju st a ca.se of fight ton Standard in Windsor Locks, Academy in my book while the Tlie outcome probably will de- the Tar Heels and 9-1 for State. the killer. He gazed blankly into ment. His game came too easily to touchdown passes, one a 60- ing much experience. won his first New Year’.s Day Won by South priest told the Stamford athlete to engage disappointing Conard frxf Q ■•oonH anrc#»««ivp vear t'he.ster. 1 Kaceys. 1 Tlie winner paid $< 30 and waa w,__,,^ Kahsas Stale in the NCAA yarder that end Billy How- to take a chance. Eight years later most impressive was Bud Wilkin termine/Whether Dtxon, a 24-year- The Hebran schoolboy; Iooi< to I ^her.ey vs. Holy Trinity. ^-Ar-! Wednesday I Tou.'nament, ’ They look Bradley As a matter of fact, the Tar the crowd. He looked up at the hlm.«He was inclined to be casual Elroy Hirsch, former Los event here when ' he tied Dick, old -Artny veteran will try for the before returning home Filday ton of the Green Bay Packers Angeles Ram, came out of a RobustelU is atm one of the fin son's Oklahoma eleven, wpjeh night against winle.ss Platt of Mer iunior Hal Taylor, team's No. l ; moO - , East S(des. 9 Teachers ^ a. Civitan. and one sixteenth. Amerigo had set t(me around, how- Heels, who turned hack Notre broadcasting booth and smiled at and careless, Slderwof of Indiat Hill in 1955. '\ Mobile. Ala., Jan. 5 —Two of stressed speed even in and out of jaeltoot in '’in ? o'" Rive it up jack Kramer. He was loose and ■ "Laziness may be the better caught and turned into a 91- year's retirement' to play the The following year the former est players in the N ational iden. Losers in its last seven out point-getter with a 12.9 a v e r s e , i ______- . ------i "f > ^ ■> '''hile wm-, (1 over. . Dsme, 69-54, In a nationally tele yard touchdown play. IKg finest passers in the land were the huddle. foF his $4,600-a-year patrolmans' ning the City of Miz'imi 6P iHsi i ^ Robertson vised game Saturday, have been casual and his shots began stray- j word." added McNamara, who has' entire game on offense. He Manchester High star came home on '4.he field. But two hard run- League... Sol Cohen the diaper ings and winners of only one of to cany them past Waterfoid Fri man. Mother Goose Dlapqr Serv J6b in Newark. Dec. ♦>. somewhat of a mild surpni#* 1h Ihg Into the net and past the lines, had a large role In Alex's develop- Matson, a Chicago Cardinal, co.sched the pros. first. ning'ftillbacks took the laurels in / He can't have dual careers, ac eight games, low-scoring Rockville day. Another junior. Bob Pom hak Duffy Daugherty of Michi ice, phoned for information on the Friday journeys to Plainville Tuesday and sophomore Dick "Farley, 3'roplcar.s ridtest i ace. the $-59 - i view of the fact that they have ‘‘Oh noil Not again," groaned j ment. "He never seemed over- wa-s a big ground gainer. He Due to snow on the course New .Saturday's 10th annual Senior cording to Newark Police Director College Coaches Look Forward Myron McNamara of Los Angetoi,. ambitious. Often he pla.ved tennis, and San Francisco 49cr Joe gan S tate io.st bus first post- Davia Cup singles ' matches in night ' and travels again averaging 9.9 and 8.3 points, re only one senior starter. Year’s Day the event was post- Bowl game, won bv the South 21- Best part, well one of the best Joseph 'Welhon. When, he heard of be held .Sat,.rdav, with most of the ! ;>'® onl>' K-am ^ , Mar.vland, which is a lot better a member of Kramer's pro t^m s ; as against Anderson in the second Perry took the ball 7,5 yard.s keason game in the last nine poiicd two days. The weether was Australia. I new knew Sol was a parts, about Christmas and New Friday night to Sim sbury. spectively, have provided Taylor - I ■ . , ev ( onference, with me possinie 12, the Dixon-Armstrong television sam e hor.ses eligible. IUniia, with a club than Us 3-5 record would in- organization, as Anderson \vpn the! set, while wishing he were some- in five plays in one fourth be has coached. sunny but cold thr.oughout the Coach Paul Brown of the Cleve fan for any sport except baseball Year's this season was that- pay- / Id 1 e d since Dec. 22, Chen with the best support thus far. To Meeting with Major Leqigue Layne, who completed 19 of m atch (NBC 10 p.m.. E ST l. Wel^ But with the heart of the schedule 1 Hal Bishop's Pete Folly scored i 1 du ate, plays three league games / where else perhaps relaxing on a quarter scoring drive. r*a.v. land Browns had Baylor's Buddy and the-Chicago Clubs... Friend day fell one day after the respec- / ey Tech goes to the post twice a length victory m the $10,000 01di<'han®® « knocking O n u n n a ti o "l I startin g wlUv.^Duke Perry Jones, the Jcums men recopize Ol- tional Football League Com back. Howton won the line were Ed Loika and Ernie Gcrardi. Lee Grosscup of U tah wa.s the a future program. I wasn't much .voung Manchester High tradt-Sfar Armoi'V and meeting Cromwell missioner B ert Bell for pas.s- man award for tlie pros while help as free speakers are as Dixon first decided to withdraw High School in a 2:30 road teat ba.seball coaches today expres.sed [ in the w eek^ , , ■, wtlh Marifcu. (Jiinrod fini.shcd sec-; "arm-d *I.Mids ’ the Farad# — young protege as^me toweled off 1 ^ledo s assets, He ha.s the grace- Stan Hillnski “w-as he first Man starter at' quarlerbiapk for North who was the first local hlgh/Schbol i optimism that a "summit nieet- The Executive Committee of the ' Tenacious was third. j opponents lo dale. The.v v armed ^tw?en sets pfmedo nodded hiaif"J movement of Pancho Gonzales ing up next Sunday's pro Ptacek and end Sammy T\'il- .scarce as three dollar bills', .. E n from his long-sought garden main Friday afternoon. Tlie inexperiem-- Hot'kvilic High up to their task by turning back After a week of activity in thS chester club plaj’cr on the prize Coach Joe Kuharich of Notre runiTer to finish In the recent Five •vent then said he intended to i ba.seball coaches decidefl ye.slerday head and retljAed to the court to on the court. He moves like a bowl a t Los Angele.s for the liam of Michigan State won list with a 83, good for fifth place. Dame. joyed viewing the model train Mile Road Race on Thanksgiving, ed Rangers have won only once in Like Manchester. Coach John mg" ma.v be hel.l sometime in the i .,everal items before the Drake, 91-57, t'atuiflay night. Pacific Coast Conference, southern panther. He never lakes quick, Island trip. Bell says he will the best of the collegian races at night at the West Side , fulfill the contract and go through five contests this winter. Canavari s Rams have encounter-, future with -repre.sentarives of the j^^Â A council later ,n the week. . M 3 F q U P I I C S lg llS California leads the parad# with a blaat out ^victory 8-6, 2-6, 9-7, Prize Winners Humphrey was the nation’s stopped to get directions to Frank with the fight. Weldon said he Three Teams fiidefeated | jerky shots but seems to glide into seek disciplinary action award.s. leading passer this season. Grqss- Rec. Much interest waa shown in Haraburda’s turkey/hrm -in Glas ed difficulty in locating the bas- ; major leagues. I The particular pieces of business 2-0 mark. Defending champion Cal- 8-6. his shots. Low Gro.ss had no comment on Dixon’a latest ■ ^ ■ B ■ fi • AAnother no t nCr w worry OI ij" lUI for VUii-j Cincinnati » is . ^ i-me a 1-1 niArlc ''tloablea Winner Bob LaFrancis ...... ?" cuP was No. 1 a-j’ear ago. the an-nual event for the small fry tonbury. One might need an In pulck Hands deciaion. Manchester High >42 points a game. Tuesday's meet-1 stale College and president of thel beliei ed to deal with college plav B l a c k h o U r i l A « ; a i n the possihUtty of hc^'g knocJ pounds. cago Black Hawks, who have not bounced off Gump's hack into the Lo4V N ets Tuesday >qip’ The ba.seball roaches hsd s' And officials and alumni of Mar- ijjpf, m the nation^ polished off , jjaho state, with a 9-2..rec6rd In Leu , 'Wood ...... 69 tried only,, 11 passes,, corrtpleting up the bird today. .Caught my ■ Dixon has a 14-4-2 record, in poor start, the Chieftains, spark gym wWl not be available until we do. k.s alway.s. 'object. to in _ Saturday. _ . . against Anderson. He is handsome with a copper skin, finished higher than fifth place nets. .“What happened ter Joe- White’s discriminate .s)gn)ng of college round table discus.sion on those quelle hope he is the. man who Georgia Tecli. 72-62.''Saturday. non-leacue plsv is the big favorite since 1953, today held the runner- Lou Gallaaso ...... •...... 74 four for 97 yards and a toiiclu first glimpse of Manchester High’s cluding three straight wins in ed by Ed Driscoll, the CCIL's fifth Feb. S. topics today and have their busi-...... will.. lead -u-the w-Warriors „ .....out of .hthe . . _g„'t Adolph ...... Rupp-s giick i^ jn the Rocky M(>unt«in conference. ‘‘I was Just thinking to myself.” a long chi.seled nose which is prob Billy Harris had a pair of goals down. Most of the yardage caiwe on bowling score of two weeks ago player.s. Alex replied. “'Why do I take up up spot in the National Hockey Bob Lynch Sr...... 76 cagers against Windham High at 1968. Two of the victoriee were leading scorer, are expected to be Canavarl reported this morning ness sesslijn-tomorrow. j foiitball dumps. .Marquette has ,.^1., may not liave things ea.sy this ! ably a characteristic of his Indian for the Leafs. Red Sullivan and a .52-yard Humphrey pass to Billy that there wasn't any • mention,” night and was not too. impressed. a shade too strong for the locals "If a boy is an excellent pros tennis? Why am I. like a mon forbears, and gleaming while teetli. League after a productive weekend Pat Patricejli ...... 76 aeoiyed in Semi-finals a t the G ar th at he plans his first ho.me game Meanwhile, the Executive and '^'ph only seven of 47 games since , ypap .\lrcady they're casting wor-itwo-caihe set against ColfiTAdfl_ Andy Hebenton scored foij the Stacey of Mississippi State that Archie LaRochdle asked. , ”He It's been a long sekson to date for • who have averaged only 45 points pect and de.serves a chance to key In a cage out here* before all His hair is pitch black, thick and j during which'they gained ■ ground Rangers.- Carmen Gugli'etta ...... 76 rolled" a 147 single and didn’t, get den. on Friday. Feb. 6. against the new Television Committees of the... ,?Jq£.kbourjv s depgrture ln. J.S53. ,ried looks over their *ho«ldcr in weekend set up the South’s go-ahead tpuch- the Indians and it wlll.be a lot •ttie Dixon dllecima took the a gam* thus far this season. Coach U n iv e r s i t y High -School of -Stor.ra. play pro basehilll. w(*~art glad to ■ not a peso in It? cut short. on every team in the circuit. The. Cgnadiens, who top the. Dick Neff ...... 7'! -any credit-. You know two— year* . CAA met In closed session to- Blackbourn, who is .59 years old, . the direction of Auburn. The Wild- | Utah, the favorite, helps Open —Ernie “Vlgirane“” . r...... 71 down' In the third quaTter: longer unless new life and enthus- headline play away- from a couple BîirZaturaKy’i fpsibrisTTpoor By th a t tim e the Rams wlH have see him get that opportunity, but 'hy ts^lt not better! I should be He is a 'delightful personality on The red hot Black Hawks defeat- league by 12^^points, took a 2-F .Grosscup connected on 14 of 26 ago he had another fine single and we are never happy when pro dav. The Rules Comm ittee of the also said th a t any sucjre.ss in 1959 cals w . . the 1958 Southeastern! ,, Skyline______Conference______eeu#n _ . Lou Sadoskj' ...... 7S lasm is injected into the squaej.. of high-ran)ting middleweighta, shooting club a# evidenced_ by its . ^ total of 18 consecutive Football Coaches Ajwn. did like-I will hittge on the oul'come of the I conference title by just one game | against Montana Wednesday night, at home relaxing and taking it or off the court-. He speaks broken | ed the Bo.ston Bruins 5-3 last night lead over Delrbit on Andre Prono-' pas.ses for 168 yards. Archie White was given credit.” Before the action I talked with scouts sign a boy and merely suc- English and toys with idioms, as veteran Ted''Lindsay set the JFted Dotj’ ...... 7{ Gena Fullmer and HoJly Mima, imimpressive 28 per cent average tilts. For the present’ Cana- wise and is expected tomorrow to I team's spring drills. [over Auburn, which is about as, also gets down eaay ?” ' vest’s goal in the second period.. The .biggest yardage was \Ve are glad to recognize W hite’s Ma’tt Maetozo, serious minded hep(l ce.ed in disruptiog his education." Then he waa asked the reason Early in his visit to Australia he pace with two goals. Chicago took Mel-Reiser ...... 7! fine score and to. also wish him who alao are liated for action this from the field arid weak .48 per vari'has his fingers crossed, hop make known Us recommendations A former heart crjach for the ■ thin- as you can slice it. btusiness this week. Penrj COm- But Lunde regi.stered, midway in amassed by the wbrkhorse full of the Physical Edueptioh Depart cent average from the foul line. Out of Hand fo r hlfl audden change of attitude became intrigued by the typical over sole possession of second many more in the. new vear, Joe week. ing his inexperienced group can to the NCAA football rules Com Green Ba.v Packers of the .Nation-1 The Plainsmen figure to make i pjjgfj hesl record against out- the finale. Th1 one-point pickup backs. The 5-11, 180-pound Odyniec ment, and Big Buck Bycholskl.'one Fullm er. • Die form er mldclle- that made him a winner and' the Aussie exclamation *‘My word." He place as the New York Rangers, B A. DART LEAGUE is chief cook ansi bottle washer ' As of the moment the Silk recover from la.st Friday's 30-. ■ But Tiu)m said lie believes the mittee Which meets next week in al Football Leag.ie, Blackbourn .Mississippi their ninth straight vie- cOmpcl'y®"' Defending enabled the Wings to move past ran up 192 j’ards on 25 carries for of t)iiB Bchoora best all around ■weight champion and currently Towneifs #re expected to rule moat exciting tennis figure in repeated it so aften it became the with whom they had been,dead Boston into fourth place. (and after New, Year’s) at the point loss to rival Glastonbury. whole subject, of cgllege-pio rela ^.os Angeles. eliminated himself as a po.ssible i Um tonight after dealing Missis- champion -Dartmouth ia 4-4 in non- catchword of the American team. The Braves, captained by Bob a 7.7 average.' Sapp,, a 5-U . 200- athletes i of Jwo decades ago .. aecond-ranklng contender, , meeLs bea'vy favorltee over Bob Davis tionship in baseball has gotten, out years. locked. lost a 4-2 decision to the In Saturday’s other games, Bos pounêr, got 158 on 23 cracks for White Glass Coi and is in'partner- ' . * • • Otherwise, all was quiet on the candidate for general manager i sippi State Us fir.st defeat. 97-66, ieague play. After the Davis Cup final the Kearney, took, the first half of the /ship with IjaRochelle. The 'alter is Home’ just in time to see Ed Mdr- Milo Savage in a return hghf at and Co. Friday. Platt, one of the of perspective. He said a summit “Jones talked to me,“ he .said. tail-end Toronto Maple Leafs., ton wallojped Detcpit 8-2 in a na British-Amerlcan DiM League by 6.9 yaris per carry. Most of the convention front. The rumor mill and coach of the Packers.. He I Saturday. fans at Milt,on broke up a formal a fine duck pin Imwler in hlg own rbw’s Person to Person show and San Antonio, Tex. Thla la slated loop’# amallest teams, lacks ex Swiniining Team meeting between the college group Kansa,s State, No. 3 in the na “Then I realize , I am . playing in In the other game, the Detroit tionally televised encounter and a slim margin of three games over yardage came the'hard way be was impressed with his visit to that hires and fires football coached the Packers for four sea tfie Davia Cup. It is a big thing. presentation ceremony by jelling right .. 'iWo days^ before the new for Friday night, too. Fullmer, of perience and ia wlnless in aix. Deapite'a one-sided defeat by and a major league delegation coaches faster than a T forma sons, winning 17 and losing 31. He tion behind Kentucky and CJncin- fpr a speech from their new idol. Red Wings tied the Montreal Cana- the Canadiens trounced New York Herb Clarkes’ White.Sox. These tween tackle. the home o f Roy Campanula Jx Tom Kelly Triumjlhfi.^ I am playing not for jiiat one coun dif^s 2»2 on rookie Leh.Lunde’a Members of the Sopth squad re year and this is as good a time as IWeat Jordan, U iah, beat Savage games this winter. the strong Alumni, the Red and made up of- Commiasioner Ford tion quick-opener was unusuqlly was fired afte r the 1957 season, nati, has been the class of-the Big '.U - Olmedo'delighted them with a 5-i. , two teams will meet'the second any to say thanks to the niany Glen Cove. -L. I. ^ of Lake City, in Salt' Lake Frick and the owners would help tr y b u t fo r two—Ûnited States, and final period goal. half winners for the .league cham ceived the winners.’ share, of J500 White tankmen are- picked to rank calm, although 'Several top jobs, then went to Carroll College in Eight T so far in non-league games ' New Haven, Jan. 5 (P) r r T em Feru. 1 decide to concentrate and broken Engl' '' speech in which he readers who forwarded seasonal City last March. Gene is after his among the state's best. M’ith many clear up the aituation. including those at Maryland and Waukesha, Wis.. for a year and and opens Us loop season against Hartford w«# the winner repeated himself several times and' .'The ■ Hawks; who' nipped the pionship. each in -their prp. football debut. greeting cards ■ ■' Routine day and Saturday /Cheney Tech T)ie coaches took no formal ac try to win. The Northerners took the losers' ieighth straight victory . since he veterans back from last winter's Baylor, are expected to ,be dis won six of eight games. Iowa'State. finished with a tribute to Gonzales Maple Leafs 2-1 Saturday night, CelcbratPB Birthday Stan Opalach holds high score at night I hit the highway for a Deadline w as reached eaiHler tion along these lines, but day-long, of the Jack White, aaSsic in New ‘‘Baaldea, they tell Jones- he ,1s honors at, 112 and .Hank Bakulskl cut of $400 each. -The Rebels.now loat the crov/n )>acieUing Bobby Boyd, of streak against Ellington and Stuek, are expected to get off to 14th annual convention, one Of time had only .two victories and a ite In the Big Ten rage. The Wild weekend. High scoring) rtdMf the most tactic-guy in the world," Alex were the Chicago marksmen. Bob record 55 years ago aaaisting in finished ,with 12 games and Rollie Burke St. several preliminary and allied Onlllotte. scored 13 tim es over 75. w as Kim F is h e r,'a local m an wfjo Chicago, for the third time. They Cromwell. Coacli Tony D’Angona a successful start against New Pro Bafikrtbal^ tie against 26 losses. cats barely edged Iowa, 80-77 In tournaments. 'Top rollei*. said. . , ' by Hull got the other tally for the 14 putouts as a Cincinnati ftedlegs Hbc-key at a Glance - displayed some of his fine art meet at the Chicago Stadiyin has a pretty fair one-two punch London in a . 3:30 5 meet- Friday meetings ti^be held here this week their league opener Saturday and where were T a ^ Rennla M ^ IM l tqeUlnt gives an insight in- He la an uninhibited jokester winners' Vyhlle .Vic Stasiuk, Don / _ W. L. Pet. .Father John Holbrook, chair shortstop. 'The receVd remained as Sunday’s Kesiilts Wednesday work. 1 was Impresijed partic- ■Wedneaday night in the televialon In Harry Holmes (61 points) and afternoon in the W'haling City. . in conjunction w ith the ,53rd an Coach Bill Rohr observed-that “we IlnavUle. R uu eewifltoated temperamental and Australians had to learn' the McKenney and Larry Regan regist Braves ...... 42 28 800 nual convention • of the Natlonql Sunday’s Ii«#alt# m an of( the atblefic bo«rd for ...... 39 31 .557 National League Stuart' Segar,' who will serve as ularly with hia sports, subjects,.. feature (ABC 10 p.ra.. EST). Captain Dick Bissell (fiO points) Mkrquette, in announcing' the hir were lucky to get out alive.i’ town i Alejandro urn to take Northwsstem Is rank^.Kp- d.teUa. oF staged in Manchester, wga a land, slopped at the desk en route reti.rr1PW lastttikrnF J*«i Tafili ** * Mims’XXImii* record j mec ahow.cndy A combined 70 Hnia Bowl were on hand toda'y u the NCAA, of,the wodijU t))at he had . talked to hi* wife id over New York. With the score for the New York G iants in 1907. Red Sox ....t..-.;.S4 36 .486' Chicago 5, Boston 3. Boston 111, CinoinnsU lOl. ths jfb arid fav# him a Vsftty-ytme and'Michigan BtaU Noi Y/la. tka — * visitor at tha deak. Tha event will to the society department. ' Junta ■ I# 40-16-6. Poyd's record 4b five outtngs. O'^gem__ a Hawaiian AM-Btara 47 OoUeg# and the American Football L m Angelea, Another time he cas dei^dlockM 3-2 midway In the third He atiU ‘followi baaebalf closely. Ttgera .. • 33 37 .471 Eastern League N«w York m , 8L UsuU lU . o o n tm e t .-S^F TSK^ga ThS SparUaSi d TO New Haven 4, CKgrTotte 0. • udll be staged March 19 thru will leave the rahkii of the bacne- r - unteated Trap AU-UltariTT. Coachea Aaan. began t6 lay the ually mentioned hla -wife and threa peiM , Pulford’B drive hit Oump Butja televleed game to him isn’t .Criahts . • • * t .32 38 .456 Manih 33 8t the Maneheeter lore ahortly.. In Peru. Woraley. while the RdOffr goalie anything Uka the “real thing." Y ankees t • • f - • • • • a*29 41 .415 Johnstown 5, Clinton 3. '■t ,‘T“> V.

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MANCHESTER EVENING' HEllALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,, MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MAKCHESTER, CONN., MONO AY, JANIZARY 6, 1969 p a i i b 58 Apartmenta— Flat»-r B Y F A G A L Y and SHORTEN Ênted-rTo Boy Houses for Sale ' 72 BuUdihK~*ôntracting 14 t h e r e o u g h t a b e a l a w Tenements 63 Apaitnients— Flats— Houses fdr Sale ' 72 Fri f f id Blasts Speeding lo Solar Orbit Parking Unit c9 wantedtobuy Tenements 63 MANCHESTER—New Year’s Spe a l l TTPBEvOf ewpentry wort c e n t e n n ia l a p a r t m e n t s XXI\ Good u*6a rortiAbi# furniture, CHESTNUT STREET 3% ROOMS, first ,Roor. Bedroom, cial. Six room Colonial. Modem done, alteraUDna, dormers, roof WiNitgrr? -wf n x rtw fN Mouse also emaU upright and aplnet Whip Across ing. porches, etc. Osli Ml ••SMI li'ving room combinatioft'. Kitchen throughout, nice . condition, .all NEW S ix room Colonial, 817,900; W a iD ecid e yilTHtMlgTyrTBOMO- pianpa. When avaUabls 2-3-4 Rooms city utilities. Full price 812,600. Built by JoSitoh RoM'tto on Broad Mechta Zips Ahead, dUSTSdOJei.6 AIX3GPATI4 and sunporch. Heat, hot water ahd CARPENTER, experienced In This U what you g6t;— Many more to choose from. Call Street n'oar Waddell School IH AUL WINTER lON& Watkins Used Puhdture electricity included. Private b'itth Most of UsS. building, contracting, alterations, Well heated apbrtmant and garage. Adults only. MI Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real baths, built-io stove and oyqh. Bid Tonight Skating Advisory additions,' porches, etc. Spiclalli- Exchange / Hof water 9-5660. tors. MI 3-6930.-MI 9-5524. Completely liuidscaped. Amrtite advertising Electric Refrigerator drive. R. F. Dlmock (3o., Realtors, Ing In cottages, garages, sidings. 15 Oak Street The Town Barking Authority Good ice akatlng la th* report (Couttnued (>->m Pm * One) Radio Signals Cease Ouaranteed workmanship. MI Gas Range $11,800—ATTRACTIVE three bed Ml 9-5245. once again from Center Springs room ranch,, ceramic bath, 'arge will meet tonight in executive ses CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT l^PT. HOURS ,1-07,'n or AD 3-5978. Gas for cooking Included t h r e e ROOM furnished apart Pond. The town’s No. 1 super- tor at least 15 deaths. At least Rooms Without Board 59 ment. 186 Bissell St. kitchen, knotty pine cabinets, hot XXV sion to decide on the amount of the 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. LOW PRICE $69 to »91 water heat, excellent construc sealed bid to be submitted for the vlasd area will be open tonight un three persons were found frozen to (Continued from Page One) there make flights further Into til 10 o’clock. space. Roofing— Siding 16 t h r e e ROOMS furnished, hot tion. too’ frontage, tregs. Carlton MANCHESTER-Seven room ram New Haven railroad property in death Others died from over-exer rOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. at IGALL Ml 9-6779 W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. The Annex will be available for It takes the Earth only 12 months (In Nuernberg, Germany. Prof. FURNISHED ROOM for rent water, lights. Ground floor. Pri bling Cape. Large- rear psMr and Depot Sq. hockey tonight until 10. tion while shoveling snow and In Hermann Oherth, who recently re-, raiilAY 10.SO A.M -SATrRPAV A M. COUOm>IN ROOFING Company, IM Birch St. Ml 9-8884. vate entrsmee. New Bolton Road. attached garage. Paneled dlnlnp The amount arrived at will be to make the full swing. TO RENT —THREE room apart SIX ROOM single In established No akatlng will be allowed to traffic Rccldenla . on ice slicked The nearest point of the Earth’s signed from a post aa advUer to Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- ments, tile bathroom, llnMeum, MI 8-W89. room, recreation room, two h.aths. referred to the Board of Directory asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. East Side location. New Timken day or tonight at Chapter Oak hlg’nwnyS. orbit to the sun is about 91 1/4 the U S. A rm /a missUe program, PLE a SE R E A D YOUR A D \ Venetian blinds, heat and hot Class A neighborhood. $20,000 R. which has the _ final say as to said the Soviets possibly wanted galvanized or copper gutters and Babies accepted. Centrally locat oil burner and copper plumbing. F, Dimock Co., Resltors, Ml 9-5245 whether or not the expenditure Park. Fsriners in Florida as far south million miles, the farthest 94'4 ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /.rch 8t. water furnished. Parking. Inquire I.nrge Kitchen and lantry, million miles. The Earth Is now to hit the moon with their rocket CU M ifl^ or "W w it Ad»” ^ »*Urn over thi. leaders. Ml 3-7707. 11 School or 284 Spruce. Ml Business I.iO(»tions would be allowed. It is proposed ns Gcnia, in the north-ccnlral re z paneled den, excellent condition XXVI gion. got their snnidgepots leady traveling away from the sun, hav but "slyly covered up” an effor In v m Uhc^ sdvfftliier nhmild rc»d hi* ad the MKhT FRONT ROOM. Heated, parxing, 9-2360. for Rent 64 throughout, only $13,900, Extra to take the money from the park calculation when they eatabilshed A ?Sit!?«d KRRORS IS t|mr for the RAT’S RO.OFTNG CO., Shingle and '^MltEltCROSS Ttit STREET when they heard the cold wsve ing I'cached its closest point Jan. 1. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc H block from Main St. Lady or building lot also available. S. A. ing meter fund if the town is high that it would bypaas tho moon Hna. Hi* H»raM t» rwipooMbli, for ,(i room ranch for below freezing weather. close again for another two or the Russians intended all along to FURNISHED room, complete 8 a.m.-8 p.m. ed land. Seven rooms, (our bed TPA chairman, said. Schools close in some Texas MANCHESTER Driving Academy housekeeping faculties, one block ATTRACTIVE five room apart three bedroom, living room, kitch A minimum bid of 836,000 has dlcatlng she is resigned to the 10- three centuries overshoot the moon and put the FOUND Roofing and Chimneys 16-A rooms. I.nrge Closets, t'A'o fire communilico. As the rocket moved further now offers behind the whêl and from Center. Woman only. Call ment, second floor, new electric places. dishwasher, other extras. en and dining area. Built-in range been set on the property by the day term. She would not be por- misf'le in orbit around the sun. classroom instructions for 15. 18, and oven, fireplace and manfle. mltled to write the column in jail. Industry was hit in Texas -nd into Space, the gravitational mill (Tills view was backed up by A way to save your back and heart ROOFING--Specializing m repal mtAiefAMBAOl, M3 8-6539. stove and refrigerator. MI 8-7254 Houses for Rent 65 ■ One mile from Buckley School on railroad. The town has until Jan. Colorado. Natural gas consump 17 year olds. Call Mr. Mlclcttc, m ueotjosr, between 8-5. school bus route. From "wner, Basement garage, hot water heat. 14 to submit its bid. Ryan has said that the columnl.sl of the moon and the Earth was Kukarkin, who w.-ote in the ^vtet Parkway Service Center Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new CATAS4UI?U*,m, LARGE furnished light house ROCKVILLE. 24 Grove St.- Well Situated on one acre lot. Close to again may be adjudged in con tion was curtailed lo several cities lessening and the pull of the sun’s PI 2-7219. roofs. Gutter work. Chlmne.ys \-3 Mflf. M.eiuti NIWIAAMI lYNtlCAt $24,500. MT 9-0251. Phelon said parking space for Communist party newspaper frav- keeping room with electric refrig heated 2 room furnished apart schools, bus and shopping. $14,900. tempt — even after completing in Texas, including Dallas and gravlt.v was Inercaslng. da that tho rocket easily could LARSON'S Connectlcut> first li cleaned, repaired, 26 years exper about 60 cars will be available if Fort Worlli, because of heavier Call 9-8093 erator, gaa and lights Included COTTAGE ST.—Four rooms, all ment. Inquire 1st floor. Apartment $3,000 CASH assumes 4’^% mort Minimum FHA financing. R. F the town does acquire the proper her sentence — if she persists in Soviet newspapers yesterday have hit the moon but "tnis task censed driving Scliool trained. ience. Free estimates. Cali How- Middle-aged lady. MI 3-6388. modern eonvenlences."_MI 9-4498. Dimock Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. than normal domestic demands for For » spot on our automaUc snow ley, Manchester. MI ,8-5361 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 9. gage on this 5>(i room ranch with ty. If a private party buys the refusing to identify the Columbia were filled wlilt comments on the was not intended for it."' Certified and approved. Is ''ow of Help Wanted— Male 36! attached garage. Owner Ml 8-1883 Broadcasting System executive tho fuel. performance and predictions on Crowds gathered yesterday at removal service fering cla.ssroom and behind FURNISHED room, suitable for THREE LARGE rooms and bath. land then the town will lose the Temneratures dropped lo 25 de REO~TRIM-A-LAWN with snow XXX quoted anonymously In reference new .Space ventures Bue there Moscow's plaletarlum to hear wheel in.stniction for teenagers. JIG BORE operator—Only capable two working people. Use of kitch Furnished, heated, hot water, BIX ROOM single house. Call MI FIVE ROOM single on. Washing parking spaces it already has on gree.* below zero yesterday In the LOST-rDec. 23, patf of woman's Heating and PlumbinR 17 and responsible apply. If qualified plow and mower; Bready ' -actor KENMORE gas range, good condi parking space. 1 or 2 small chil lAKE STREET—New six room the property and which are leased to Miss Garland. were no further detail.a on the talks on space exploration and ask glaues on pearl n eck la ce-t^ , Itn 9-6075. tion. Call MI 3-7980. en, free parking. Reasonable. MI 9-4141. ton St, Large expandable attic. Miss Torre’s sentence was to Texas Panhandle. However, them rocket Itself, its launohlng site or questions. They showed an intense we offer good pay with .fringe with snow plow and mower. A-P dren accepted. PI 2-7545. Colonial with garage. Built by U from year to year, he said. was a general moderation and the holder. Vicinity Birch, East Cen ] S.W a t so n , p l u m b in g and heat 3-1^22. Ba.sement garage. Call owner MI have begun last Tuesday. But Ryan power. Interest in the rocket benefits and excellent working Equipment, 945 Center St., MI 9-0579. * R, Bul't-ln stove and oven After the executive session to worst of the cold snap appeared ter Sta. Manchester Green. PI i ing contractor. New installallona, 9-2052, STERILIZED reconditioned used IMMEDIATE occupancy — Three granted her counsel’s plea to allow However, Soviet rocket special Business Services Offered 13 conditions. For interview Apply furniture for every room and ap FOR RENT—Room with kitchen 61/2 ROOM SINGLE, Large fireplace. Sun deck. night the Parking Authority is to ended. On a Mn.scow radio broadcast 3-6130. Reward. alteration work and repair Work. privileges. Suitable for woman roolns, heated, first floor with ga her time to make arrangements for ist Antoll A. Blagoymno, who has Ml 9-3808. Dean Machine Products, Inc., 165 UNIVERSAL tank vaccuum clean pliances like new. Complete set DURANT ST.—Vacant (our room baths, tnree bedrooms. Beautiful meet with the Town Planning Oklahoma had its coldest Weath Prof. Boris Kiikarkln, deputy HUJ-S’ TELEVISION Service. Adams St., Manchester. teacher. MI 3-6727 after 5. rage. On bus line, $80. Call MI NEWLY REDECORATED Cape, Near school and shopping view. $18,700. R. F. Dlmoek Co., Commission to discuss with that her family. Miss Torre is married chairman of the Soviet Astronom been sharply critical of U.S. space FOUND—White and light brown er, complete attachments. 819.95. and individual pieces, including to Hal Frledpian, an Independent er in 12 years over the weekend shot efforts, voiced a warning for mongrel, male. Can I-ee Frac- Available at all timc.s. Phileo fac 24 HOUR immediate service. Re- upholstered furniture, rugs, studio 3-6578 or MI 9-9515. parkade. Corner lot. Oil heat Realtors. Ml 9-5245, group its plans for the area west and not much relief was repor ,ed ical Council, mentioned the pos PART-TIME tool mAker, set up Will deliver. MI 3-5210 after 5 p.m. ROOM FOR young lady. AH the $115 PER MONTH. aluminum storms, S10..500, Ap television producer. Their children Russians not to underestimate eWa, Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. tory supervised service. Tcl. Ml modeilng, ropalring, new Installa- eouch, some refrigerators with SIX ROOM duplex, near schools, of Main St. near the downtown today. One of the lowest readings sibility of a Space ship soaring 9-9698, lions, electric sewer cleaning, turret lathe operators and gener comforts of home, a few feet from proximately $1860 down. rtwner XXXI are Adam Jeffrey, 21 months, and oulsuie the entire solar system. American science. al machinist, skilled only. Hours SKATES, GIRL’S 9, Boy’s 2; suit freezer. Electric, gas, oombina- everything, MI 9-3329. stores and bus line. Children ac business section. Roma Kathryn, 8 months. was -19 at Giiymon and Oklahoma In a newspaper article be wrote: FOUND—Black and while spotted drainpipes cleaned fast and effi and cub scout uniform, size 12. PHONE MI 9-8606 MI 9-3863. ■ Proposed plot plans for two City’s -4 was the coldest .since Jan The area he was talking about FLOOR SANDING and rcfinishlng. 4:30 to 10 p.m. If you qualify we tlon, and apartment ranges, space cepted. Call MI 9-1145. ■VERNON-New six room flolonlal Tne United States haa many tal mongrel, black head Call 1-ee ciently. Will R. Guy. MI 3-0677. Ml 9-3561. heaters, 40% off on new mat CLEAN KITCHEN and bedroom, parking areas in that vicinity are 4, 1047, Fifteen below was indi would encompass distances so vast Fracchla, Dog Warden. MI .3-8594. Specializing in old floors. MI offer good pay and excellent PORTER STREET area—Six room with attached garage Ruilt-tn ented scientists ahd engineers and working conditions. For Interview tresses. Low overhead Keeps our furnished. Heat, gas, lights. Bed Cape Cod. fireplace, plastered now under consideration by the cated in northeast areas and zero they are outside the range of hu 9-5750. USED LUMBER, building and range and oven . Fireplace sun Parents Wait Clues man conjecture. ig network of Klentlflo re NOTICE IS HEREBY given that apply in person between 3:30 and prices down, LeBlahc Furniture room furnished with refrigerator THREE ROOM apartment. Rock Suburban for Rent 66 wails. Rusco storms, stone front. deck. I'a baths, three bedrooms, Parking Authority. in the Southwest. search institutes and the material Moving—Trucking— plumbing supplies, furnaces, hot Hospital, 195 South St.. Rockville. and sink...MI 9-3081. ville, $30 a month. TR 6-3379, Ternperatiires moderated in '^hc It would lie beyond the im Pass' Book No. 66916, Issued by TV SERVICE — any make--highest 6 p.m. beginning January 2. Dean water heaters, w'lndoWs and $1.1900, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI high wooded lot Brickfrort hasiF for the most broad and dar quality work at lowest pritc for .Storage 20 Open 9 to 9. COVENTRY — Four room apart On Kidnaped Bahy Rocky Alountain Slates after the measurable galibcy known as the The Savings Bank of Manchester Machine Products, Inc., 165 doors. Choman’a Housewrecking, ROOM FOR one or two people or THREE IJ^RGE rooms and bath 9-5132. $17,400 R F, Dimock Co. Real ing projecting la strongly develop has been lost and application has expert work. Famous for service Adams St., Manchester. ment. Heat, hot water supplied. tors, MI 9-5245. coldest weather In 25 years. It was Milky Way. ed there.” MANCHESTER MOVING a n d at Stock Place. Open Saturday Two-piece living room set, $40. couple. 224 Charter Oak, MI furnished. Heat and hot water, Garage if desired. A. G. Crick- COZY TWO bedroom ranch, cellar, Several Accidents oelow zero in Denver for 11 con been made to said bank for pay since 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537, Pot- Trucking Co, I-ocal and long dis 8-4, daily 3:30-5, or call MI 9-2392. (Continued from Page One) Kukarkin said that higher speeds terton's. Two sofas, $25 and $30 each. 3-8368. CH 6-4137. porch. $75 month. One or two more, PI 2-6449. •jalousie enclosed breezeway, ga secutive hours. than needed by Russia’s space ment of the amount of deposit. tance moving. Weekly van service TOOL MAKERS Single maple bed, $15. small children accepted. Coven XXXII rage. 100’ frontage, high elevation, On Weekend Here lo be the kidnaper. She was seen rocket to escape earthly gravity CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, to New York. MI 3-6563. Maple breakfast set, $30. HEATED ROOM for one or two try, PI 2-7!S45. PARKER STREET, Coventry -Six only $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins NOTICE IS HEREBY given that AND WOOD BURNING 24 ” log type gentlemen. Free parking. 64 High VERNON—New six room split loitering in the hospital before the arc probably attainable in the near available all hours. Satisfaction Maple dropleaf table, $30. room apartment, second floor, hot M l'9-5132. THE OFFidE Pass Book No. 81663, issued by MOVE BY TRAILER van. It’s less cast iron stove. MI 3-6534. St. - ______•)» level. High wooded lot. CRf'edral Manchester Police investigated a kidnaping. Transportation em future. OF The Savings Bank of Manchester guaranteed. Call MU 9-1816 Mahogany buffet, $10, water and heat. PI 2-6293. ceiling with redwood beams, ’’ ulit- "Similar space ships wll) be cap expensive —One load Instead of FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS 8 ft. Grandfather clock, $100. THREE ROOM apartment. Cali WOODHTLL HEIGHTS—iKively six rash of arcident.s during the week ployes kept an especially watchful Dulles Confers has been lost and application has two or three—Easier loading and ROOM EXCLUSIVE location on MI 9-9043. BOLTON Lakefront—Three room in range and oven 1’ 4 baths targe end, the greatest number reported lookout, able of traveling beyond the DR. JOHN H. NORDBY LEAVE YOUR rybbish worries to GIRIvS’ WHITE shoe skates, size room Colonial. 1'4 baths, (Ire fireplace Finished laundrv room. been made to aaid banlt for pay me! Cellars.. attics -•leaned. unloading — Distinctive, dlRn'Ra'l For work on close tolerance Air bus line. Private bath, parking, cottage, all convenience."!. Fur at one time in several weeks. San Francisco police sent here a boundaiies of our solar system,” ment of the amount of depo.sil. craft Precision Parts. 3. Call after 3. MI 3-7959. WATKINS ' place, hot water heat, copper Garage, Three bedrooms $17,990 DENTIST Light Iruckiqg of all Kinds, for and smart. "The Bc.st for Iltss.” suitable for one or two persona, EAST HARTFORD —Silver Lane. nished and winterized. Call JA Donald Stevens, 3,1, of East Hart description of a woman who look With Milioyan he declared. It is possible to go USED FURNITURE plumbing, city water and sewer R F. Dlmock Co., Realtors. Ml still furllipi- and think about even homes, store's and offices; Norm's The Austip A. Chambers Cc , 603 references exchanged. $10 per Attractive five room apartment. 5-6387. age. Fully landscaped comer loL ford, and Loren Smith, 52, of 362 a baby from Mt. Zion Hospital LOST—One pair alate gray and East Middle Turnpike. MI 8-5187, HIGH HOURLY RATES CHICAGO-Websler three speed EXCHANGE week. Call MI 3-6930. Heat, hot water, electricity. $125. 9-5245. further tasks. 351 CENTER ST. clear frame woman'a glasses. Vi Trucking, 3-8905, portable' phonograph. N ew 95x120, complete with side walk.. Adams St., were arrested and there three years ago. The descrip (Continued from Page One) Hartford CH 7-1423. AD 3-5600. ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street. charged with parking on the wrong tion fitted the woman seen at St. "We can not only leave our cinity Main St. Call MI 9-9221. If you don’t qualify-for one of nyedles. Five years old. MI 9-3007 15 OAK STREET CONVENIENT, comfortable rooms / Near shopping, school and trans XXXIII MANCHESTER Well heated two room heated portation, Original trees. P.ekuti- side of the street and reckless driv Peter’s. solar system, but even our galactic MORTENSEN TV. Spcclallzerl RCA these positions, please do not ap- after 10 a.m. next to bath, radio, TV, parking, AVAILABLE ANY TIME Well heated two room apartment. ing, respectively, after an accident the Soviet officials into his private system,” he added. Paintintf— Paperinj? 21 Open Thursday Evenings modern and convenient ree ful interior decoration. Owner VERNON—New six room ranch Tho California woman was idcii: television, service. Ml 9-4641. GRAFLEX CAMERA Complete quiet private home. MI 9-6801 Inquire first floor. Apt. 9. yesterday morning on Adams St. tified as Mrs. Betty Jean Bcncdlc- off'ce. Arfierican officials present When the Soviets first an WILL REOPEN JAN. 5th Announcements MAL TOOL & Until 9 after 6 p.m. rooms and bath. $75 a mon Can must relocate. Assume f\a% VA with attached garage. Built-in PAINTING AND paperhanging with rase, flash attachment. One mortgage if desired, $1,500 cash range and oven, fireplace in living Smith suffered cuts on his mouth lo, 31, who la wanted for parole Included Ambassador Llewellyn nounced the launching of the SNOW PI/IWING — Resident or ENGINEERING COMPANY MI 9-7319. FIVE AND 4 room completely in the collision and was treated at rocket, they said preparations PHONE MI 3.1200 A MOVING VAN leaving for Flor-, Good clean workmanship al rea year old. Will sell price. MI Closed Monday* furnished heated apartmenta, hot required. Good opportunity. MI room and basement ’Vooded lot, violation. Thompson, who arrived a few Ida, about January 151h. Can use commercial area. "No job is too Manchester Memorial Hospital. were being made for the future to large or too small." NlghtK and sonable rates. 30 years In Man 291 ADAMS STREET 3-1007, NEWLY decorated room Ir. private TWO ROOM fumished/ftpartment. water and utilities optional Chil 9-4203. nice location $16,500 F Dimock She lost a baby in 1945 and was hours earlier from Moscow. full or part loads. Manchester CROSLEY-Shelvadore refrigerator, Police said Stevens, driver of a unable to have more. put men on the moon and from weekends. PI 2-7798, weekdays MI chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml like new. Cost $295, iell for $125. home, shower. Call MI 9-8354. 105 Birch St, Call ML 9-5601 after dren accepted. Pay weekly or Co . Realtors. MI 9-5245. Moving 4 Trucking. Ml 3-6568. 9-9237. 5 p.m. delivery truck', was unloading news She took a baby in 1955 from MIkoyan was reported planning 3-2427. MEN Building Materials 47 Tel, Ml 3-1094. monthly. Also 1 room furnished I MANCHESTER VICINITY to start his 10-day lour of the BEDROOM and kitchen furnished apartment with .shower and all XXXIV papers on Adams. St. South of New a bassinet in a maternity ward— INCOME TAXES prepared- -i your FIX)OR SANDING a specialty also EXTERIOR and interior pauitlng for two adults Including gas, elec ATTRACTIVE fi/e room rent in a Slate Rd. when ' Smith hit his United States Wednesday morning. home Or by appointmenent. Exper- PART-TBIE COMPLETE Duncan Phyfe living utilities. TR 4-9992, TR 5-5531, or I Like new, (our room ranch. the same manner in which the light carpentry work. Call Ml Ceilings reflnlshed. Papernanmng. tricity. heat and hot water. Call residential district. Garage and I Youngstown kitchen, ceramic bath, COVENTRY-Attracti've five room truck head on, Stevens was head Chlonchlo child’s abductor oper Ho was Icntatlvel.v scheduled to lenced tax ‘work. 24 notir ?rvlce. Super Special Savings List room set, reasonable. Call Ml TR 5-2244, ed north but was parked In the leave then for (Jleveland, go Thurs- 9-8919. Wallpaper books Estimates gTyen. 9-8782, after 6 p.m. MI 3-76.16 or MI 9-4587. privilege of/a recreation room. j .storm windows and doors, (ire- ranch. Large kitchen, three bed ated. Call Ml 3-4723, ^ ^ Fully covered by insurance. Call DON’T CALL US Hot water/heat and electricity rooms, nice living room, large lot. southbound lane.’ da> to Detroit and to Chicago on Just say If you are not reliable, ambitious Canadian Framing, 2x3 i place, basement garage, V% acre The California baby was left M A M RUBBISH—Offers com Edward R Pnee, Ml w-1003. 1954 BENDtX washer, portable. ROOM TO RENT with kitchen furnished: For information call ROCKVILLE - Two apartments. A comfortable home for modest Each is scheduled for court Jan. F'r day. WILL THE party^ho called about and need extra money; Become to 2x12 ...... $89 oer M ^ privileges, private entrance and ' lot. Slone retainer walls, well with a priest nine days after the the word I plele full time cleaning aervlce. Western Framing from $105 per M’ j Reasonable. Call after 5. Ml MI 9-0279 or 22 Tnimbull St., Call TR 5-2410 landscaped. 5% FHA, 10% VA to living Priced at oniv $12,650 R. 10. / I the White House, press secre the truck for Sowing rig csll MI Ashes, rubbish removed. Ugh", PAINTER and paperhanger, deco associated with America’s largest parking. Inquire 167 Maple St. Police also arrested John Nakall, kidnaping. 8-1671, 5:30 to 9. Ask for Bob. 4x8 Plyscord ...... $99 per M’ i 9-6083. Manpnester. $12.5 monthly. qualified buyer. A.sklng $12,500, F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI tary Janies C. Hagerty, said In re trucking. Metal, cardboard rating, Good clean Job, reasonable home mainteriapce service com- ROCTeen bap ply 1(> questions that no official re INCOME taxes pre drums. Regular service avail Aye Grade Birch Doors ANTIQUE FURNITURE, ailver, room, centrally located, r-nge, re charged him with following too quest for Mlkovan to see President able. Ml 9-9757. 5. ishlng, rug maintenance and floor glass, china, and used furniture Boarders Wanted 59-A Large rooms, heated. MI 4-0238 frigerator, garbage disposal, park and garage, plastered walls, large XXXV closely. Nakali dro-ve into the rear tized Lisa Rose, centered In two pared with your savings in mind. waxing. We will train you. furnish From $" each kitchen, bay window in dining Fisenhower has been received from Reasoi^ble rates. Call MI 9-6246. bought and sold. Furniture Repair after 5 p.m. ing facilities, $75. Call TR 5-2505 of a car driven by Elizabeth areas. You’re atways welcome BRING YOUR typewriters to INTERIOR AND exterior paint you with equipment, customers and Prime Gray Shakes ..$10 per sq, room, fireplace, I’A baths, two MANCHESTER—One year old six One was the downtown Brook- Sov el officials 1x8 T&G Sheathing. .. .$93 per M’ Service. Ml 3-7449. ELDERLY gentleman for room a^d or TR 5-5050. Knwal."(ky. 28 of Glastonbury, Tho 63-year-old Soviet first Berube’s for repairs. All work ing. Ikiw winter prices. No Job ah opportunity to operate your own THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, large bedrooms up with walk-in room ranch. Three bedrooms, Police said the accident took l.vn area around the hospital. at guaranteed. 479 East Middle Tpke. too small Free estimates Call lepeat, non-compelitive part-time Hand Split Shakes - - $23.95 per sq. 1954 BENDIX dialamatic washer, board. Write Box H. Herald. / stove and refrigerator. $75 month closets. Storm windows and oors. kitchen, dining room, large living The other was a Brooklyn deputy premier flew into New b s n e f i c i a l Personals 3 Pocket Door Frames, place on W. Center St. Nakali E We pick up and deliver. MI 9-3477 John VerfailleA- 284 Lake St. I service husincss. Car required, excellent condition, $35. Call TR ly. Call after 5, MI 3-7194. Houses for Sale 7Z Awnings. House just painted out roorh. Built-in range and oven. turned into the street from Ann neighborhood in which the baby’s York City yesterday and drove di The hom# of BILL CtEAN-UP LOANS and MI 3-6312. j Call for appointment daily 9 a.m. Complete, .. from $16,50 each 5-.5498. side. Separate wa.shing drain, fully Aluminum combinations, full cel garments were found discarded rectly to Washington. YACUrm g l e a n e r s repalrso In PAINTING AND paperbanging. %’■ feirch Plywood ....48c sq. ft. Apartments-^Flat^- LOVELY SUNNY four room flat. St., police said, and hit the Kowal- Pay off your plled-up bills now with a BENBFIClAL Bill my own boms shop. Forty years to 9 p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR—8>i room split [ tiled basement floor. Large well lar. Close to bus. schools and shop sky vehicle, which was moderately three miles from the hospital Sat A'. Nev/ York’s airport, he studi ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Reasonable rales. A. Thick. MI YES! THERE IS A Tenements / 61 Near to everything. Write Box W, ously ignored a group of Hungari Clean-l/p Loan,! Then, make only one monthly payment factory experience. AU makes, low We will beat our competitors level. Excellent condition. Storms, land.scapfd lot. Immediate occu- ping. A real buy at $15,500 R F damaged. urday afternoon. instead of severtl. . . and you may have wore cash left friendl.v service on your Electro- 3-4661. Call Collect BEverly 5-7985 "SANTA CLAUS" Herald. Immediate occup.ancy. Garage. pancy. Full price only $14,900. an refugees, some of whom yelled rates, tree estimates,ate« free pickup advertised prices by ot least 5%. HEATED four, threa-knd two room Dimock Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-.524S. Nakali’s court date is Jan. 12. over each monthr Rinnember: it’a Just lik^ 1.2.8 to call up, Miller JA hLx (R) cleaner Pick up anc de I DON’T WANT IT Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321. For information or Mutdorer” and "Communist dog" and delivery. Mr. livery Call Electrolux authorized j CKIUNGS . . . ,, refinished, , j o . interior j NOBODY — BUT NOBODY MY CUSTOMER ISN’T apartments. Inquire 419 North FIVE ROOM apartment conven John J. Ackerman, 33, of 104 soon as approved. . . come in . . . and pick up your loan 2-8904 In Meriden, Conn. ient location. 91 Main St. MI Other Listings XXXVI at him. But a larger contingent sale.s ano sei-vice 5U 9-0843 or JA pamtmg. Evenings and Satur-days. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL GETTING MARRIED Main St., or c ^ NU 9-0576, 12-1 $15,200—Two-family 4-1 duplex. Woodbridge St., was involved in Tibbetts Begins waJfd in vain at the Soviet U.N. at BENETp ICIALI Phone todaiff 2-0108. Please ask for Augustli e Call MI 4-8016. FLORIDA JOBS, all kinds, entire p,m. and aftej/5 p.m. 9-1077.■ LAWRENCE F. FI ANO, a collision wth another car at the YOU CAN HAVE IT Separate furnaces. Aluminum Two in One Package. A nice two- Mission headquarters on Park Loam $20 to $600— Loam IHo-lnourod at loweOet Kamienskl ., slate, hundreds listed. Write Fast NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. JUST BY TAKING OVER ONE ROOM with kitchenette, storms. Call now. Paul T. Corren- Broker family and a separate (our room Hilliard-Griffin Sts. intersection Aio, which lie by-passed to travel Automobiles for Sale 1 381 STATE STREET 1.-st niglif. Police said ice on the Work with TPC Busines.s Opportunities .12 way Service, Daytona Beach. UNPAID BALANCE FOUR M apartment, second stove, refrigerator. Plenty of heat, ti. Broker. MI 3-53G3. Ml 9-5910 home. This two-familv is in very to IVashlngton. 806 MAIN ST., Over Wd<>lworth’s, MANCHESTER UPHOtJtTERTNG. s 1 t p r o v e rs, NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Monthly Payments nice condition inside and out. road caused Ackerman’s car to WANTED—Clean used cars. We floor. family. Ml 3-'751. hot water Clean. MI 9-1883- or AD Richard S. Tibbetts, hired re-; For Mikoyan so far the trip has Mitchell 3.4IS6 • Ask (orth o YCS MANogor buy, trade down or trade any di-apes Cu.xtnm made U A- M $1,000 A MONTH di.strihuting VX-6 AAfAZING OPPORTUNITY. New CHestnut 8-2147 $17.22 SIX ROOM Cape convenientlv lo- j Separate heating systems, copper Slide into the other, whose driver Upholstery .shops. 207 Norlti Main low piiced fire alarm protects 2 .59.55 evenings. cated near Parkade. Four bed | BIG HOUSE ccntl.v a'k tile Town Developmwnt been "America revisited” He 0 8 £N THURSDAY EVlNlNCS UNTIl • R.M. thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Re.stores rar's battery. Sale.s 8 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE V E R ^ N —One three room apart- Large family home of eight plumbing, aluminum combina was not identified. Damage was A 1«M ef 1100 tmh WM pmsfrtf rnsM hi St., phone MI 9-6.124 or MI 9-0608. guaranteed Exclusive opporUm- homes, farm.s. offices, factories, AND APPLIANCES rooms, kitchen equipped with ; tions, two-car garage, convenient slight. Commission’.s executive director, came here in 1966, when he was the mefit with garage, stove, refrig- FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, rooms, 'in good condition and good so impressed with ice cream and II iMoeiirtlv* Mathty iMtallMhiitf st mi BEFORE YOU BUY a used car itv. Free kit. National Dynamics, etc. No wiring -hangs like pic HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 8 'ator. References. Ml 9-2837. convenlentl.v located. Call MI dishwasher and disposal, \ssum i location. An unusual package buy Police also reported Brian D. began his duties today. RERUN TRAINED olni-U repairer ture. Pays up to $1,100 a month. Diamond.s— Watches— able mortgage with small down...... location. Garage. Garden space. In his capacity as executive dl the Automat that he Introduced C toso. EINgPtetAL FtNANCK CO. see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck : will restore your dork leasona- 220 Ea.sl 23rd, Dept. CR-91, New MONTHS 3-4041 after 5:30 p.m. or inquire lot' i O^vners moving out of state. Price for $21,500. R F. Dimock Co., Rivard. 17, of 13 Foley St., had Sales and Service. 285 Main York Citv. Free kit Merlite (Alarm Div.i, Jewelry 48 I sold this to a young couple y klSLEY APARTMENTS. Available payment. Beautiful corner Realtors. Ml 9-5245. rector, Tibhclls will head the both ideas to Russia. This time I blv. For estimates phone MI 45 Benton St. $16,000 skidded into some hushes and a Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenings. 114 E. 32nd St., Dept. F-76T, New months ago. but they are not get Jan. 1st. opposite big new shop Only $14,700. S, A. Beechler. Real Commission's program to attract he got excited abou' cellophane- I 0-2044. LEONARD W. YOSr, Jeweler, re MADELINE SMITH. Realtor fence on Forest . St. yesterday York 16, N. Y. ting married. ping center in Rockville. 4'i room THREE ROOM apartment, cen tor. MI .1-6969. W, R. Smith, As XXXVII morning. Police estimated damage new indiistr.v to Manchester. He wrapped douglmuts, motels, park Jj-TON 1954 Chevrolet with hydra- Help Wanted— Female 15 pairs. adjusts watches expertly. BLOND BEDROOM apartments (2 bedrooms), new trally located, oil heat and hot sociate, MI 9-89.52. MI 9-1642 is now familiarizing himself with ing meters and rental automobiles. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. matlc. Never used for hauling, U.ECTRICAI. work by Watt ACTUAL JOBS open In United Reasonable prices. Open dally. to Rivard’s car al $200 and to Zemanek a.ssures your safely LIVING ROOM SUITE /' brick construction. Beautifully water furnished. MI 3-.5669. Two weeks to sell. Priced vel' be the shruliberv, $25. the numerous reports submitted That much came out during his can MI 9-0421. WANTED- Clerk-typi.st for veneral Slates. South America, Europe. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce equipped big kitchen. Red birch THREE BEDROOM home. Good low today’s market (or a 3 "ear drive from New York to Wash Don’t wail, rail MT 0-8976 now. To $1.5,000, Write Employment In 5-PC. DINETTE ^ T John Flandreau, 55, of 9.’’ S, to the Commission by Economic office work. 40 hour week, many Street. Ml 9-4387. "Westinghouse" Elec. ReL and formica cabinets—disposall. SIX ROOM house, 4.56'i Main St. MANCHESTER condition, large rooms, nice lot. old S'i room ranch with large liv ington and an unscheduled walk 1957 OLDSMOBILE four door Holi Re wi.se and modernize. henefit.s. Apply Herald Office, 13 formation Center. Room 474, 470 Main S t..^ ^ h e d Into a parked Development Associates Inc., T "Caloric" Combinatiyjn Range Appliances if desired. Ceramic Three room tenement, central Convenient location. By owner, ing room, fireplace, three bed Boston consulting firm, around Washington streets. day sedan. Reasonable, Call MI Bisscll SI. Stuart St., Bo.ston 16, heating, 454 Main St. MI 9-5229, Hazardville, 6>-i room Ranch, full MI 3-8568, rooms, acre lot and basement ga car ownM ^lp Frank C. DeVotOj 3-6837. "Maytag" Wasker tiled bath, shower, vanity. Close Tibbetts, who wa.s chosen for the The days ahead also have no Fuel and Keed 49-A to excellent public and parochial 9-5. basement, corner lot, 30 dnv.s '- rage. Near Bolton-Coventry line. 66. of 1 Wvfthficld St., yesterday Hou.schold Services BOOKKEEPER- Experienced pay. "Emerson” Television Set cupancy, excellent location. Price XX afternoon. Pdlice said icy road $6,240 a-year-job from numerous fixed schedule. Mikoyan says he NEED A CAR'and had your credit SEASONED hardwood for fur- "Hoover" Vacuum schools for 1 or 2 children. Heat $14,900. R F. Dimock & Co., Real candidates, already has several will be happy to talk about any- Offered 1-1-A roll and accoiml.s payable Five Agents Wanted 37-A 813.900. tors. Ml 9-5245. conditions were responsible for the turned down? Short on Jown pay davs, excellent salary. Call MI naces, fireplaces, etc. Top .luality, | Also Included Sealy Innersprlng and hot water furnished—individ EAST HARTFORD -(W hile they years experience In industrial Duing Dulles wants, inclnding ment? Had a repossession? Don’t I FURNITURE ual control. Parking. Excellent accident. DeVoto’s car was towed REPAIRING - An 0-.5273, A BUSINESS of your own! Spare free delivery. Ed Yeomans, P I! Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex- Duplex 6-6. Two-car .garage. last). New ranch homes, $14,990 XXXIX away. development and public relations Berlin. Dulles say* "the initiative givq up! See Douglas Motors, get tiques restored Furniture Repair time .selling of nationally known 2-8002. 1 ander Smith" Rugs, Lamps. sport facilities in city park with Priced for quick sale. is his” Mlikoyan says he would new pool. $100. MI 9-4824. TR • SEPTIC TANKS (Completely finished). Built-in On Saturday. Richard J. Hughes, work. the lowdown on the lowest down Service Talcottville. Ml 1-7449 WANTED Nur.se assistant for cu-shion .shoes is easy! 1.15 styles Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, in'aid and CLEANED and INSTALLED stove and oven, fireplace eramlc One of the main' reasons he took )v pleased to talk to President and smallest payments anywhere. professional office. Experience 6-5775. 18 acres of land, Avery Street, MANCHESTER- All brick six room 46, of East Hartford, and Milton for entire family. Earn $3() day i SEASONED split oak fire-^ a few other articles. tile bath Full basements, amesite Cape in South Manchester Built the job, TibbetLs said,' was the Elsenhower if the President has Not a small loan or finance com RADIO REPAIRS on any m ake- not necessary. Write Box G, Experience unneces- pmcc oc furnace. $10 loads de- Free storage until wanted. Free So. Windsor. Five minutes walk to K. Hedburg, 47, of 439 Hilliard romnusswn. ONE ROOM apaptment, heat, hot • SEWERS drives. completely landscaped. by Ponticelli in 1951 Aluminum St., crashed at the Manchester "excellent potential” Manchester time. The White House says 11 is pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 all amplifiers and phonographs Herald. sary. Free catalog. Write Tan iivered. MI 3-2694. delivery. Free setup by our own new school now being built. and changers Over 47 veais total water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main MACHINE CLEANED 10% down, F.H.A. R. F, Dimoclr combinations, large enclosed rear Parkade. Police said the drivers’ has for indnptrial development. I up to Mikoyan to ask. Main Street, t ners 126W. Brockton, Maas, reliable men. Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245. experience. 90 days guarantee on ' PART-TI5fE cnunler work during Phone for appointment St, / porch. Garage and amesite drive. vision was obstructed by parked 1948 DODGE coupe, excellent con all work, Potterton’s. mid-day for alert and neat ap Garden-^Farm— Dairy B (& D REALTY ASSN.. INC. No basement, large lot, very nice cars. SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD • INSTALLATION XXI condition. $15,500. R. F. Dimock dition, first $75 takes it. Call Ml pearing woman. No experience Products 50 CH 7-0358 any time up to * p.m. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Dogs— Bird.s— Pets 41 SPECIALIST Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. 9-3502. , necessary. Good pay. Call Friend See It Day Or Night Ml 9-8075 days MANCHESTER - Beautlfu' six pany, doors and windows, custom ly Ice Cream. MI 9-8196 for ap APPLES and pears, now on sale MANCHESTER OLDER CARS, mechanics apeclal*. WANTED—Good home for three If you have no means of trans room ranch in prime country club XXXX New In work guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 pointment. month old puppy. 340 Hackmatack at Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush portation, I’ll send my auto for Ml 9-3640 evenings What to do for flxlt yourself cars, always a good after 6 p m. WELDING SERVICE Town and Country location 15’xl^’ living room with St. Hill Rd. you. No obligation. fireplace Large attractive kitchen. MANCHESTER - Here’s s nice selection. Look behind our office. SEWTNG MACHINE operators for FURNACE and BOILERS Douglas Motors. 333 Main. WEAITNG of burns, moth holes night shift. 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Exper A-Î^B—E—R—T—’S HOUSEWORK is made easy in this Recreation room and den finished complete seven room home off Ôft nice A. WEIMARANER - Large beautiful REPAIRED Brainage Go. three bedroom ranch. Near chool in basement. Over 1.700 square feet PARTY-TIRED Town? I and torn clothing, hosiery runs. ienced preferred. Apply Kaklar male, only sixteen month.s old. Household Goods 51 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Parker Street. Living room with 1956 FORD country sedan. Tliis ■ handbags repaired, zipper re- Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P M. Tel. Ml 8-I66S—Ml 9-8762 Ml 9-4143 bus and shopping. Today’s home of living area on a large wooded fireplace, dining room, kitchen, en nine passenger four door station ^ placement, umbrellas ••epSHred. Excellent for hunting, pet, etc. RED CHERRY end table, in good lot R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, closed porch and (our bedrooms. That Interpret The Verv reasonable. Call Ml 3-1577. SAT. 6 P.M. buyer will be pleased with this wagon is completely equipped in- men's shirt collars reversed and MAIDS, A-1 New York homes. Live condition. Reasonable. Call MI well planned, well built six room AH 9-5245, Oversized garage and nice yard. Wishes Of The Family CLOTHES Seipcting a fuel oil supplier is as important as eluding power steering and: replaced Marlow’s Little Mend- in To $220 monthly. Free room., 9-4949 house. Residential, . near bus, Dishwasher New heating system. brakes. Jewel black and ivory An j mg Shop, board: fare advanced Write Gem Poultry and Supplies 41 Musical Instruments 53 school and shopping. MI 3-8009, IXXII) $17,900. R F. Dlmock Co., Real selecting a doctor. From 'both you want courtesy, outstanding buy at $1,600. See Agenev, 3-5 Lincoln, Roslyn H. 'B. Grady, Broker. tors, Ml 9-5245. JOHN B. BURKE Helpful hints for keeping Jack-Clancy, Eddie’s Auto Serv BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com Heights. N. Y. BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur FOR SALE—Six rooms of furniture BEFORE YOU buy see my pianos. New six room ranch, one block skill, 24 hour service and dependability. B a h ^ ice. 367 Oakland St.. Manchester, pany—Fot those who care about keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any suitable for a cottage. Ml 9-1746. I sell only used upright pianos. MANCHESTER —Six room Cape from Green. All large rooms, two FUNERAL HOME MI 3-1208. Open evenings. their rugs—phone Ml 8-0012. AMBlTIOltS housewives Earn I four bedroom, convenient. - utni--..... baths, built-in stove and I'Vpi,, fire I your wardrobe in Tip-Top time. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 Completely rebuilt and esty-led Lots for Sale 73 TEL. HI 8-6868 offers . . . Free pickup and delivery. Free quirk ca.sh to pay your Christmas: Hillstown Road, Manchester, in colors. Have your piano tuned FOR THE VERY BEST IM HOMES CALL ties, Tongren, Broker. MI .3-6321. place.' Full basement, two-cai ga 1958 CHEVROLET two-door sedan. estimates given. We specialize Iri hills. Display the new 1959 Royal j EASY WASHING machine, like “ Anything In Real Estate.’ rage, Your choice of nterior ' 87 EAST CENTER ST. form during the holiday Conn, new. Call Ml 3-7644, electronically. Call Meyer’s Piano, BOLTON — (Christmas special. Gohgeous light green and ivory. furniture and wall to wall carpet line. Pleasant wqrk. P'ull or part-1 CH 7-5505, 265 Market St., Hart decoration. R. F. DimOck Co., Real AMBUI.ANCE SERVICE • a 200,000 gallon storage plMt. Hs« radio, heater, signal^ lights, ing. time. No experience necessary we R. F. DIMOCK CO. tors, Ml 9-5245. Extra large lot, high elevation. economy overdrive One owner, | - SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall ford. Open 4-H. p.m. weekdays. Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321 "Any entertaining season . teach you. Car necessary. For in- Articles For Sale 45 All day Saturdays. SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS XXXX B ?" very low mileage. $2,100. See Jack : FI.AT FINISH Holland window terriew call MI 3-5247. tiles 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c Ml 9-5246 XXIII thing Ih Real Estate." • Degree Day Delivery. We automatlcfiUy refill yoar Clancy, Eddie’s Auto Service, 387 shades, made -to measure. All ROUND AND split dry oak wood, each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD Notice to Bid < fuel tank when the supply run* low. at the Green. Oakland St., Manchester, Ml tal Vbnetian blinds at a new out fireplace, fiimace arid stove Ml 8-7702 Ml 9-6818 Bids will be accepted for a. 2 way ANDOVER -Six room new ranch, After each party, let clothes t. price. Keys made while you CLERK TYPIST 8-1208. Open evenings. lengths, $10 per load, delivered. ROBERT W. AGNEW ROBERT D. MURDOCK mobile radio unit. 'Specifications three bedrooms, living room nd Wanted—^Real Estate 77 air out at least overnight. • twelve delivery tru<^ equipped with print metera. SIt. Marlow’s. -Call-^LMSSe;------Ml 8-6878 MI 8-6472 may be obtained at Civil Defense dining area. Granite fireplace, 1955 FORD RANCH STATION Interesting opportunity available Headquarters, Municipai Building, booltcases, built-in range and oven, Then inspect for food spots, wagon. Goqd condition. Standard BOB TITCOMB—Still here at 21 PRE-SEASON chain saw apeclal. COMPLETE • SOCIAL LISTINGS WANTED, single and in our sales department (or young Manchester, Conn., or mailed to basement garage. Nice porch, two-famlly houses. Member -of beverage splashes, perspi • 24-hour burner service, 866 days In the year. • . trahsihiasion $1,200. Call MI Maple Street to service your Save up 30% on (Jlinton saws. you from there. acre lot overlooks Andcvei Lake. 9-3613. washer, dryer, ironer, dishwash lady witli good typing ability (Or New and used. Capitol Equipment HEATING and MLS. Howard R. Hastings. Real ration or.other soil. diversified clerical work. Must be Kids will be accepted at the of R ' P. Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml tor. MI 9-1107 any time.. • 2-way radio control of service and delivery* 8|Uckt er, range, water healer. Do it Co., 38 Main St., MI 3-7958. NITE fice of the clerk, 63 Delmont SL 9-5245. " ' If okay, a little shaking or yourself pump kits. Ml 9-1575. high school graduate. Excellent for fastest service, 1982 CADILLAC COUPE de Ville. OIL BURNER ^ Sponsored by until 5 P.M. Monday, January 18 SELLING YOUR home? For even brushing won’ t hurt Very good condition. MI 9-4341.' SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet benefits and pleasant working con KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, and opened at 7:30 P.M. on that prompt, efficient, courteous serv SIGN CO. to smooth .out minor ditions. date. The Board reserves the right • a complete selection of oU powered water heatera wash, damp or ^fluff dry. Folded 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-4327 SERVICE MEET BOB OLIVER ice and appraising Without nbliga- creases. Hang in closet on and wrapped free. .Manchester HOt'R V. F. W . OF to reject any and all bids. NOTICE tlon, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, and burners. “ Trailers 6-A LaundromaiJ 660 Center 'St LIHERTl’ lilUTUAL SNOW BLOWERS-Reo, Snowbird, SERVICE—MI 9-4749 John J. Merz In accordance with the require Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As For Signs wide (not' wire) hangers and Toro. Push and self-propelled. M Civil Defense Director protected by garment bags ^ iwiEKPTl6NAL BUY National JNSURXNCE €0. American Legion CENTER MOTOR.SALES ments of the Zoning Board Regu sociates. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi • drivers who are courteons apd careful of peopleaP ..o Capitol Equipmert, 38 Mail Ml lations for the Town of Manches ple [JMing Service. .... and-don’t crowd. 40" 2 bedroom completely fur IRONING D05IE in my home. MI , 3-7958. Earl VanCamp of Newington 461 MAIN STREET property. nished. $i?,100. $126 dowm'Jensen’s 9-3687.- I Ml 3-1161 ter, Connecticut, the Zoning Board NEON SIGNS Inc. (always reliable). Roiling Manchester'* 'of Apfieals will hold a ptihllp e ;w ^ Aluminum clapboards a specialty. FULL-TIME auto parts clerk TELEPHONE Berlin Turnpike, Newington • t i.' M 'A ir i-.'s Mr. ■ 'Mortiook, Unexcelled workmanship! Easy wanted lor Manchester branch, to reject any and all bids. - C b M / iiisS ^ E8TABUBHBO IN 1018 EdbeatJdB- SBWtroM DUposd Co. MI9-32CC Opposite OnHo’B USEBGARS John J. Merz, (Jhief. Edward M. -âarl, 'Secretary BUELDma LOT In Bo)ton. WlU ‘ Telephone AD P.469S bud|^ terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR 'Grlnold Auto Barts. Opening soon. 160^182 Pearl S t — HI » - 6 m mUOm Manchester Flra U9)?L AdvL No. 6697 . y pay ap to $1,600. P^ 3-0iT7. ' ^ " ■ ■ .'.If' Call MI 9-2985 alter 6 p.m. ■ >.. - / V

:/ MONDAY, JANUARY A, 1989 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather Par the W'aek Ending Foreenat af II. S. Weather Sanaa PACfrlW JteEN January Srd, 19^ HanrJjfHtpr iEwpntng C In r, very cold, windy tonIgliL Ix)w zero to 8 above. Northweat 1 2 ,8 6 0 winds SO to 50 m.p.h. early tonight. The Stanley Oroiip of the South The Holy Family Mother* Circle Prize Announced PRESCRIPTIONS i'lUmlnlshlhg. turning westerly by Methodist Church u-tll meet to will meet at the home of Mra, Member of the Audit Wednesday. Wednesday 20 is 96. A b o u t T o w n D.AT OR NIGHT . Baranu of Orcnlatton. morrow night at 8 o'clock at the Oeno Andrelnl, 89 Weaver Rd., . For Essay Test Manchester^—‘A City of Village Charm home of Mrs. Alton Hall, 37 Ifill Wednesday night at 8:30. B'V EXPERTS Membem ef the Amencan U- St. ' •Ion S. Steele abd William Delea- A |20 *aving: account in the ARTHUR DRUG flon Auxiliary wUI meet tomorrow First National Bank of Manchester MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 19.i9 (riaaalfled Advertising on Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS Members of the Ladies Aid dernler. sons of Mr. and Mrs. A l VOL. L X X V i n , NO. 81 (SIXTEEN PAGES) at 8 p.Tm .tn the^ Legion Home, and fred Steele. 199 Porter St., have will be given as second prize in the are reminded -to bring in coupons. Society. Concordia L u t h e r a n returned to Ft. Dlx, N. J., to com local area essay contest on hiring Mrs. HaroW Old« and Mrs. Flor Church, will meet tomorrow eve plete their baaic training after the handicapped. ence M. Taylor are co-chairman of ning at 7:30. Annual reporta will spending the holidays at home. Announcement of the bank s S e a l s of learning the refreshment committee. be heard. Hostesses for the eve contribution to the contest, which ning. sci-A-ing refreshments, are Manchester Emblem Club will is open to 11th and 12th grade stu- X-PERT Country Club Board R ushed to Classes 'Fneda Moorlioijsc. Katherine M j'stk Review, WBA, will meet hold its business meeting Wednes denta in Manchester and Rock Mroaeh. Olga Preiar,. Minnie Raii- SKATE SHARPENING Wants Halleck tomorrovrat 8 p.m. In Odd Fellows day night at 8 o'clock at th r ville, wa* mad6 today by Horace “ Skatemastcr” Method hali: Installation of the new offi- trni»crg. Bertha Rcirhenbach, Knights of Columbus Home, Murphey, publicity chairman of Newark. Jf, J., Jan. 6 (An — 7 Student Airmen Die cera wdll take place at the meeting the Mancheeter-Rockville Commit NASSIFF ARMS CO. Students. 61 the West Kinney St. Bridget's Mothers Circle will lOse Club As House Chief Jimtqp'High School, a brand Tuesday, Jan.xO. The DeMolay Mothera Circle tee on Employing the Handicap- 10l.5 Main St., Manrhe«ter meet tonight at ft o'clock st the will meet this evening at 7:30 in pcd. seat of learning here, re turn to classes today assured The Regina d ltklia Society will home pf Mrs .lohn l.Anighlin, 26 S. the Maaonic Temple for its'month- A few weeks ago it wa.s an Wa.khinjfton, Jan. 6 (iiP)— Alton .St. Co-hostesses will he Mrs. I ' busine.sa session. nounced, that Sears Roebuck would [ of seat.* to learn from. meet tonight at 7:30 at the Italian Republican House lead e r s When (he school bell rang American Club. Refreehmenls will Oliver Jylkka and Mrs. Paul Le- give a 650 merchandise certificate ; Close, Leave Town made an llth-hour compro yesterday, the 1,02.5 atiidenla be served after the meeting. Franrois. The executive board of the as first prize to the winner of the ‘ Robertson PTA will meet tomor essay contest. The third prize, has | mise offer to young GOl^ in-i who filed in were met by only 262 chaira. row St 7;30 p.m. in the activity not yet been donated, Mifrphey i In Syracuse U. Blaze The Board of Governors a ry wasting everj*- .surgents today to share party I The rest had been held up room. said. DORSEY'S leadership responsibilities in j Theme of the contest is "H irin g; body’s valusble tlni*. becaii.se of a dispute over th# the Manchester Country Club He said many timeKthe cluh has use of nonunion delivery men. The Army and Navy Cluh Aux the Handicapped in Our Tow n,"! FURNITURE the chamber. I AtP Su|Mr Morkslt in Manchsstsr said today it will recommend come near to agreement with Di The offer, expected to be re- | Business and management iliary will hold a aethack party and not only will the winner of tbe i OPEN FROM 9 'nLL 9 P.M. local contest receive a prize but I the club close down Feb. 1 and rectors' subcommittees ■'only to jeeted. was proposed to head off ! sat down to hurried negolia- tonight at 8 o'clock at the club- tio'ns and resumed the flow of one will be given to his Engli.sh ; FOR YOl R CONVENIENCE vacate the Town of Manches have new clause.* slipped after a direct challenge to the reign of | 13 Injured; houae ward that would prohibit u» from Rep. Joseph W. Marlin Jr. of , chairs and desks. 261 IrMil St. 1 116 E. Ctnter St. The DAV Auxiliary Will hold a teacher as well. Credit or Charge Plan ter. operating as a club." \ Ma.ssachiisetts, GOP floor leader meeting Wedneaday night at 8 Winning essay on the local level 1 It would develop a course in Tol for 20 years. o'clock at the VFW Home. All will be entered in a State conte.st,! land and be ready to commence' He said the late.st offer became The proposal had an initial cool members are reminded to bring and the winner of that one will be play there April 1, 1960, according unacceptable when Director Theo Gale Whips Nôeption from the group barking OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY art tries for the grocer>^hajket, entered in a national conte.st. A I to John Sommers, chairman of a dore Powell, its author, made a Dr. Salk Ur«eg total of $1,000 in prizes will b e' eliih negotiating committee. change which would have given the Xep. Charles A. Hallcek of In and FRIDAY 'til 9 P. M. Manchester Lodge of Masons will given in the State contest and Sommers, in a statement, flatly Club private use of its clubhouse diana to replace the 74-year-old ‘Fire River’ hold a special meeting tomorrow $2,000 in the national contest. refused an offer by the town that only at times the club rented Martin as GOP floor leader. 4th Polio Shot night Lodge will open at 7:30 and Eleventh and 12th grade stu would have allowed the club'to rent private use of the golf course. Undgr the propo.sed compromise the FelloWcraft degree will he. con dents in all public, private and part-time private use of Its ,18-hoIe Originally. Sommers said, the of a new ppal of assistant floor lead On Mass Scale S.i ractiap, N. Y., Jan. 6 (/P) ferred. Following the degree work pArochial high schools or stiident.s course on town-owned Globe Hoi fer visualized full-time private use er would be created. i — A wind-lilown (irp killed at at an equivalent level in Connecti It al.so provides for elertion by ' there will he a social hour and low land. of the clubhouse and the club was loa.st .seven .student airmen cut are eligible to enter. Entries the full 1.53 Republican House i Ann Arbor, Mich., .Ian. 6 (.Ti— refre-shmenta. The move comes as a climactic warm to the idea. iind in jured 13 today as they must be postmarked no later than deadlock In a 3-year effort to find membership o f the rhairman of Dr. Jonas .Salk, who developed the Jan. 20. i The coiir.se would have been The Elks 'Valenttne charily hall a way of letting the club play pri ‘ I the Republican House Policy Com fought like animals to escape The essays should be mailed to ' maintained by the town and op anil-polio vaccine that bears his rommltlee will meet Thursday vately on land the town bought for erated for public use through a mittee. Heretofore. Martin has from their barracks dormitory Cliairman, Essav Contest. Gover held thst post along with his lead name, today recommended a fourth i night at 9 o'clock at the Elks public use. concessionaire, at those limes the Hi vSyracii.se University. nor’s Committee on Employment ership responsibilities. j shot to increase immunization' Home. All members who have Would Meet Full Board club wasn't renting it. "U was like animals trj’ing to of the Handicapped, 92 Farming- The proposal will be offered for againat crippling infantile paraly-^ been selected to work on this com Sommers said negotiations might The'Boafd of Governors met la.st gel out of a rage," moaned'Sgt. mittee are requested to attend this ton Avp., Hartford. a vole of the Republican confer- i si,'. be re-opened if the full Board of night to discuss Powell’s offer, and But Dr. Gordon Brown, a Uni Peter Dowling, Kalamazoo, meeting. enre this afternoon when House | Mich, in his hospital bed. Directors offers to meet with the Sommers is.sued this refii.sal today: Republicans will choose their , versity of Michigan scientist said full Board of Governors. But, "The Board of Governors of the '.hat while a fourth dose imdoiiht- Thp ()ne-story prefabricated bar- The Ladles Aid Society of the Use leaders for the new 86th Congress : raek.* housed 45 Air Force men Thi.a car drove into the garage stall, pushed out the rear wall and "W e're through dealing at the sub fd',\ would be beneficial to many U y Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church convening tomorrow. j signed to the university to * t u ^ struck another auto parked on an adjacent property. iPhoto by Your committee level,’’ he said. "These (Continued on Page Eight) •'wiint is most needed is complete will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 Its defeat would open the way : Russian. Their headquarters Wa* Perry t. for the election of the .58-year-old | (3-shot I immunization of the at the church. Charge Plan l.irger number ' who have aa yet ^ at \\ rtght-PaUerson Air Force Car Crashes For Halleck to the leader.ship post. | Base. Dayton, Ohio. Tile Kehler Group of the South Halleck formally announced his . hs(1 no vaccine at all. | Hie rear wail, broke through and Barnard School. As lie came onto 'The p:e.*idcnt of the American Tlie names of the de.td were Methodist Church will meet to liit a car owned by Mr.s. Allan Ellis Vine St., Pecic .said. O'Reilly'.s car Deliveries .SEE GEORGE FOR candidacy last night in opposition I withheld until next-of-kin could be Into Garajije to Martin. His move followed a j Medical Assn.. Dr. Giinnar Giinder- morrow night at 8 o'clock at the of 113 Vine .St,, whicli wa.s parked brakes apparently failed and the THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL Soviet Deputy Hints sen, declared "There i.< no time to notified. Just telephone your order tor behind-the-scenes drive by a group home of Mrs. Robert Lappen, 23 in a ili iveway just oul.sido the rear 1 ar shot across tlie road into a lose'" in the 2-shol plus-booster Fire official.* said the fire appar drug needs'and eusmetlcs— giv which contend.* younger and more Lyneaa "t. The topic will be "The A car rontal''ing five teenagers of the building. private driveway, whirii is part of c.impaign: that partial immunlza- ently started from n heating unit properly at 46-48 school St. ing your Charge Plan num 7 Pc. Kit Set aggressive leadership is needed to Three Great Religions of the .Mid careened into a 4-car garage on In O'Reilly'.a car were Harold Hon is not enough and that doc as the students slept. Hagenow. 18, of 72 Well.s St.. Mi- Once in the driveway. Peck said, ber . . . * 7 7 comlrat the overwhelming Demo dle East. " Vine .St. Saturday afternoon and .‘56 X 48. 60 Berlin Concessions tors must see that the uniformed, River of Fire seriously damaged the garage and cliael Clementino, 17. of 20 West O'Reilly swung Ids car to the right Get cratic maiorilv in the new Hou.se. the indigent and the complacent Winds lip to 50 miles an hour Prospective and regular mem a car parked Ju.st outside il.s roar. minster Rcl., Robert Carash. 18. of and into the big gaiage which A apokesnian for Halleck said wh'p|ied tlie flames Info “ a river Im m ed iale .b Pc. Round Table, are vaccinated. bers of the Holy Name Society Tlie freak ncciclenl oc( urred 717 Tolland Tpke.. and Roy Burn faces north. The concrete founda he was standing pat on his candi Anri Dr. Thomas Francis Jr., on of fire. " said Donald Dowling, 19, Washington, Jan. 6 lAV-Soviel«,by next May in no way implies a dacy. of St. Jalnes' Church are remind about 2;30. according the Patrol ham. 17. of 20 Bia.aell sL None tions of the garage apparently Delivery 4 Caplain’.s Chairs, whose 19.5.5 findings .Salk’s vaccine Rochester, another of the injured. ed of the meeting tonight at 8il0 man Raymond Peck. of the youths was reported in brought the car to a stop, but not Deputy premier Ana.stas I. Miko- peace-or-war ultimatum; continued That left no doubt the com- "I heard a crackling sound. I maple. OO free access to Berlin, 110 mile.* was accepted as ".safe, potent and in St. .lames' Schorl hall, Peck said the car, driven tiy jured. before it had pushed through the yan wai reported today to have effective" suggested fiom the thought it wax the man wno comet inside East Gemiany, could be ar (Continued on Page Eight) Cliarlos R. O'Reilly Jr.. 16. of .38 ,Vi cording to Peck, O'Reilly I ear wall. The crasli left a gaping iu sured the United States of con .same platform today that .Ameri [irouiul to wake us up, I saw an ranged, and a role may be found St. Elir.abelh'a Mothers Circle Lanca.sler Rd., entered an empty sought to turn south on Vine .St. hole in the conier of the garage. DORSEY FURNITURE tinued free western access to Ber can.* be made to comply with a orange light filtering thnugh the after leaving a parking lot nortli of for the United Nation.* to play in door. I got out of bed and opened mil meet at the home, of Mrs. j stall in the garage, sma.shed into Damage to the building was es 71 EAST CENTER ST. lin.' cone of health, just as they must ,Iohn .Manning. 23 Carroll Rd., I timated at $2.0fK). O'Reilly's vehi (XMdloYt!s But he gave no details that guaranteeing this. tho door. It was like a river of ftro uilh housing, electrical and-plumb PRESCRIPTION PHAR.MACV M.ANCIIESTER Wednesday night at 8:1,1. Co-j cle was badly sma.slied. would permit judgment a.* to The 63-year-old Mikoyan. second Mother Pleads ing codes. going down the hall. I was tsrrl- hoate.«a will be Sirs. Edgar Berube, | O'Reilly cva.s arrested and whether the acce.ss he offered in Kremlin power only to Khrush fied, " he said. 901 .M.AI.N ST.— Ml S-.5S21 Ml 9-7576 A'l four appeared on a sym - ' i charged with reckles.s driving, and would be really free as the Weal chev. laid these cards on the table posium sponsoi ed hy the Univer- Peter Dowling, unreleated' to The n-xt meeting of St .lames' his eourt date is January 10. tuiderstands the word. in replying to questions at an ex For Return of i s'ty of Michigan Bciiool of Public Donald, told of trying to reach a fire extinguisher outside his room. Mothers Circle will be held at the | Such a pledge woud go to the clusive dinner put on for him by ' I Ip.11th in connection witli the home of Mra. Gerald McGurkin. heart of the current Kaat-West Eric Johnston, president of the Mo kiiknff of the .National Foiinda- "But the fire and smoke were 65 Weaver Rd . Wednesday night : OLLIERS tension over Berlin’s future. It tion Picture Association of Ameri Stolen Infant •o great that I couldn’t stand It,” j tion'a 1959 March of Dimes cam- at 8 o'cIoo'a. The co-ho.stess will j Lvould .signal a major concession ca. 1 paigii to raise $65 millioh to com- ho told reporters. “ Everybody was be Mra. Edward Socha, ! • EXPERT by the Kremlin to the West’s ob Johnston was apologetic after New York. Jan. 6 oPi The ; bat arthritl.* and hiith defects, a*! Jumping out of windows.” AUTO BODY jections to Soviet demands to ward for Inviting some newsrhen He and hia roommate, Sgt. mother of a kidnaped infant girl i polio, f I The Manchester Re islcred | make a "free city" of Berlin. and letting others shiver outside Tiiomas Merfeld, Uacroiiîe. 'Wla., WELDINGe AUTO BODY and FENDER REPAIRS SHOE REPAIRING pleaded for the safe return of the ' Their views were expressed in Nurses Assn, will meet tomorrow \ Mikoyan was understood to have hia swank headquarters in 18-de speeches prepaped for jdeUvery be These ■veiled ladles, vviniMfi'gfitlielr whid;r way ti/school: took the bhiatery vrltidir and friiezlnir enW broke 4hr«ugh- «i''4*'h*dow-of tJwir night at 8 o'clock in the hospital! told high level State Department, gree temperature. He said the five baby today and offered to share fore the .aymposium. ln~’fhelr stride- this morning. Eileen, 8, Is vyUUng to expose her nose to the biting breeze, but her room. dining room. COMPLETE CAR PAINTING • ALL WORK buainess and congressional lead Invited were "personal friend.*.” the child w'ith the abductor. Dr. Salk said that he had run a sister, Rita, 6. insists on complete in.sulatlon.' ’The girls are the children of Mr. apd Mrs. Max Many o ' the men were out by LACQUER AND ENAMEL ers last night: Hovering outside also were about The kidnaper is believed to be a series of tests on mass-produced well .Jacobs of 73 Florence St. (Herald Photo by(JflarBl. 5 'wdndovv glass. GUARANTEED 1. Russia is determined to turn 50 antl-Communi.st pickets, refu frustrated mother. vaccine indicating that widespread The 22-room, clapboard - type 281 ADAMS ST. TEL. Ml 9-5025 over administration of East Ber gees from Iron Curtain countries. “ If she loves the baby that much appliention of a fourth dose could building, in the university's Sky- • Work Done While 1' Walt 24"x36" APPROXIMATE SIZE IMPORTED lin to the puppet East German Sparked by former Freedom Fight and would retni n her to us I would be expected "to compenaate . . . top Housing Development bn a hill Communist regime, regardless of ers in Hungary's abortive 1956 re even be willing to let her visit the for the deficienciea" in the effects Father Killed, bverlooking tlie city, “ went up like • i l r H ' GRKKN STAMPS HAND HOOKED RUGS U.S.-Brltish-French denunciation volt against communism, they baby periodicaily, " s-aid Mrs. Fran- induced by three doses.of vaccine Frigid^ Howling Gales a matchbox," DowJlng said. of this plan. brandished placards, .shook fi.sts ’ ces Uhionchio, 26, from her hospital that may have been less than op- i Firemen, fighting in near-zero Orfijopedic Specialist 2. *>ftijîa is not trying to, throwand sci-eamed in cadence: "M ik-o-: bed. limal potency." Family Hurt in weather and blowing snow, con the Allies out of West BerlYn, even van the miir-der-erl " ! "I would be willing to appeal to The University of Pittsburgh^ T"V» trolled the flames about an hour though Soviet Premier- Nikita ■ Mikovan and his party, arriving; th'’ kidhaper on a woinan-to-wom- medical scientist said that pharma- p IT * !^ Hammer at Northeast and a half after the fire was dis Hale's Shae Repair Regular $3.98 for the dinner In a Soviet embaasy ba-sis. If she would call the hos ceutlcal manufacturers apparently covered, st fl a.m. Fifteen bar / i Khrushchev, in his NpV. 27 note, RICHARD J. RISLEY I.'sc Our Oak St. Entrance suggested withdrawal of ail Allied Cadillac, paid no attention to the pital. I would speak to her on the thus far have been unable to mass I racks are in a clump on the hill, on troops from the city'. pickets. Neither did the 48 other telephone." Bj THE .A.S.SOf lATED PRESS feel fell before the force of the Police still held hope the bab.v, Stratfoid. Jan. 6 'J'- The fatlier TIse in every room in the house. Several paltem j'with black, 3. Russia simply^ feels the time guests, about equally divided be (Continued on Page Nine) Fierce and frigid wind* hit the gale at Torrington. (Continued on Page Eight) PROFESSIONAL stolen fhom a hospital nursery Fri gf four children died early today green, rose or beige predominating. has come, 13 years after the end tween State Department officials, northeast today with winter’s se- Throughout the state Btorefront day liighl, might still be alive des of Wtirld W a r 'll, to give Berlin congressional leaders, selected when fire of an nmletermiiied ori .veresl blow. Death and destruc windows were shattered by the newspapermen and biisine.ss execu pite a foreboding note found pin- | gin swept thimigh a duplex house tion were widespread amid bitter force of the wind. Roofs were a new status. ned to a diaper in a Coney Island ; 0 anxjL ShjidxoA. REGULAR 59c FIRST QUALITY PRINTED 4. The -United' States, Britain tives. Death Toll 34 I here. The man’s wife and their four cold reaching as far south as Flor loosened In Torrington, Wlnsted subway station. | The bouncy, Impnl.stve Mikoyan I children were iTo.spitalized, ida. and Waterbiiry. and France, In replying last week They learned that the diaper did 72 Ka.sl Center SL, Orange Hall FOR shrouded his plans foV today in At least 19 per.sons died in flam In addition to a fire in Strat Bulletins TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS to Khrushchev's note, were remiss not come from the hospital where ' I Dead from smoke inhalation at mystery, as usual. Not even the ing dwellings. Blazes also de ford, which cost the life of Gerald In not coming up with some coun the bab.v was bom, indicating the As Riotiu«j Hits j Bridgeport Ho.spilal wa.* Gerald from the AP Wires Mid-Term Classes Now Forming— Le.s.sons In: SAFETY’S SAKE State Department's harried secur , .Masteraon, -4.2' Admityj.d to the stroyed office buildings, slmes and Maslerson, 42, a 3-alarm blaze ter-proposal which might have pro note might not have been written Tap. Ballet, .\crobatie. Baton ity men know when he is apt to hospital and .suffering from smoke Warehouses, swejit through an unoccupied And Langer Tire Wear vided the basis for negotiation. by the kidnaper. On the other hand. , Belgian Congo I inhalation were Mrs. Frances .Ma*- warehouse at New Haven and a Cla.s.scs For ,\II .\rc Croups 5. The Soviet derision to hand the kidnaper could have obtained j Many person.* in the northeast VECHTA NEARS, ORBIT Drive In Far OUir FOR (Ctontlnu^ on Page Three) I terson and her children. Gerald 2-alarm blaze broke out In a 3- ★ Boys Tap Cla.ss East Berlin over to Es.st Germany diapers elsewliere than at the hos- i were lo.ssed about and injured by Moscow, Jan 6 t®)—•’Hie So story house at Waterbury. ★ Babv Classes (.\ge ^ ears Up) pltal. lyopoldville, Belgian Congo. Jan. 4t-. Paul, 6: Richard. 9; and .screaming gales whi<-h occasion viet cosmic rocket Mrrhta .Lynn Frances. 12. All over the slate the subnor (dream) had practically entered Pries more dishes fa.sler, leave.* no lint. Use for hand towels, The nn.iigned note, found vester- | 6 (,Pi Thirty-four people are really reached hurricane force of 75 Mothers Tap Cla.ss Now Forming 1 The fire was discovered by Pa mal cold wa.s Intensified by the orliit ns the solar systems first too. INvo smart patterns in red. ro.se, green, yellow and blue. dav in the women's room of the ported killed and about 100 seri- miles an hour. gtation read: 1 oosly injured so far in two days of trolman Steven Frilns while mak- The second severe cold spell of strong winds. The U.S. Weather artHlclal planet, a Rusala.'i sci Teens and Subteeiis FREE entist announced today. The l>/j "Please return to .st. Peter s ^ riotii g in Iôpoldvillc. the B<‘lgian l lug his regular patrol in the cen- the season roared into Connect!- I Buieau at Bradley Field said ex- Front End. Brake and Urrutia Promises ter of town. ton projectile Is about a half mil “ Learn To Dance Before 1'hc Prom " \| SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 49c Hospital. Didn’t want to hurt any-j Congo rapital. cut last night on tlie wings of ; posure*lo a 5 degree tem|)erature Special 8 Week Ballroom Course Shock Absorber Inspec one. Evervthing is so hard. Tired. | Shop* have been set on fire. ’ Although fire headquarters is lo- wintery blasts that prodimed in a 40-mile wind was about the lion miles from the Earth and Now Being Offered Cla.sses For Sick The ocean is -so inviting. ] Catholic missions, ransacked, .and gusts up to 60 miles per hour. j equivalent of exposiiTC to a minus streaking on to start Its circUng tion. DUNDEE HAND and ' school* and police headquarter* (Conttnued on Page .Vine) of the sun. Vice President Alex . - and Crades and High .School Students Maybe now I will find peace. 1 Temperatures tumbled far be- 30 degree temperature in a light 1 6-1 8 Vote in 18 Months tried to keep her warm. Dear God burned nut. low freezing, reaching below zero j wind. ander Topchlev of tho Soviet ^ o r k done by experts on all FACE SIZE TOWELS Europeans have been stoned and Academy of Sclenc.es told news (Ma.sse.s Resume .laii. .'5 conventional makes of rnr*. forgive me." j levels in the Interior section.* of ■ .Sub-zerO temperature* were St. Peter’s is the hospital miles shot at. an(1 mission priests have the state. j recorded all over the. Northeast. men, Now Classes Start .Ian 6 HjivaiUL, Jan. 6 (Ah—The, pro- - that probably will be clarified swav in downtown Brooklyn where been beaten bv the rioting A fri Klorefroni* Shattered The mercury dropped A* low as 17 Register Now! Cali PI 2-6886 Anytime MORIARTY TlsioBal government announced when Castro arrives. The only 'the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. can.* til BA A s k s R E coo N m oN AT AAP'S tVlRYDAY LOW PRICLSl News Tidbits Widespread damage accompan below at Newport'. Vt. It was down Washington, Jan. 6 UPt—V.S. ... today it win dissolve congress framework of government in the Most of the dead weie believed down to B in We.st Virginia and . FOR to 1-e Africans shot by police or ied the gale-force winds which recognition of the new provision SUPER-RIGHT GOOD and the criminal courts and rule first few days after Batista’s fall (Continued on Page Eight) Culled Irom Wires 13 m Virginia. ANGY sliced All sir. Rtsley ha* ntiidtrd tinder *ome of the world’* leading BROTHERS ■troop.*. blew out plate gla.*s windows over al government In Cuba is expect by decree until free elections was provided by radio announce-; ------'------— There were below-freezing read arti*t*. This past aiimmer he attended the Dance Master* of SIII-SIS Center Street State of Siege a wide area and tumbled chimneys ed momentarily, diplomatic cim be held. The derision was ments from the rebel leader in ' . ' ings as far south a* northern America Convention In New York City. He al*o ntudled pro Telephone Ml S-.M35 Solid colors with novelty color borders. Colms: Pink, green, A st.-ite of siege has been pro- and televisions antennae. sources said today. The State fessionally at the June Taylor Dance Studios. Throughout the deep rose, aqua and turquoise. _ taken at a meeting of acting Santiago, at the other end of Cuba. M3 ~ | j o ' gsgs-i at A South Korean government; At Barkiiamstead. a section of, Florida. Thermometers registered :.. President Manuel 'IJrnitla and The brief period of martial law ! M 3 r t I J.M3X311 19 X7 TV cln;ined.' and jeeploads of troops spokesman said that President' Department said officially It has Bacon >59* >55* fall and winter month* he lias attended special classes for armed with machine guns, are pa the roof of the l-tegional High 28 degrees st Pensacola. 29 at Tal- received a cabled ' requMt (or in Havana Province had been de Syngnian Rhec will run for a i : ; ■ teachers sponsored by the Dancing Teachers Chib of Connecti hi* cabinet. School was torn loose and clat lahAssee and 30 at Jacksonville. recognition from Roberto Agra- creed yesterday by Maj. Camilo trolling the main avenue of the fourth term next year.. .The Con-' ------SUNNYBROOK STRICTLY FRESH GRADE A cut. WHAT A VALUl! citv's l.irge African sector. tered ..ilo the school yard. An monte. .secretary of state of By L.AKKY Cienfiiegos. Castro's Army-Navy 3 Days in Air, necticut State Board of Education theater screen IOO-by-90 (Oontlnued on Page Three) Havana, Jan, 6 lyPi -Provisional Ba;-: e(( wire,barricades are being Ctiba, (vnd has the matter under Read Herald Advs. chief for the province, during a agrees to ask the 1959 General A s - study. CHATHAM ACRILAN and president Manuel Urrutia put his dispute with a rival group of rebels ■«et up. Firearms are being diS- sembly' to raise edMcatlon graats ----^------—— ------tilhuled to the European popula - I government into high gear today over posses.sion of the Presidential 21 in Lifeboat ooz49* tion. , to about 40 per cent of what H-.— ■ 1 1 FIKE HELfo 'INPICTMENT' large Eggs RAYON BLEND BLANKETS after taking control of the presi Palace. costs to operate the schools. ' l ( j r Y l \ 6 | H ) r t L a r O * — 1 dential palace and canceling .mar Road blocks have been set up Boston, Jan. 6 UB—The Natton*. The rival group, which calls it ■ Bridgetowyi, Barbados. Jan. 6 around the Leopoldville area. Former Sen. Williani Benton of ______i ai Fire Protection Assn, today tial law in Havana. self the Revolutionary Directorate, Connecticut says the next great FULL OF< JUICE EXTRA Regular !/P' The balloon trip of four Brit Moverfient across the river' from labeled the 9$ deaths in a recent Acting speedily after his arrival is made iip''*moally of students. ons trying to span the Atlantic Brazzaville, in French FJquRtoriBl | I" education UhlcHgo schoor'(ire "on Indict : $7.98 Value In the capital last night, Urrutia: They had seized the palace right SPECIAL! lastM only three days, i( wa* dis- Africa,f c 'i 7 ; t is o pstopped. p e d . ‘ ' “ ^“ Should be creation of federal schol 30,000 Join in ihg ment pf those In authority who' (1) Named Jose Miro Cardona, after Batista fled while numerous clo.sed today. They .spent 21 more The riots started Sunday after-1 *''sM|)e by the new Congiess have failed to recognize their life . NOW OPEN president of the Havana Bar armed bands were roaming Ha days flriating at sea in the bal- ; noon. Late la.st nigfit the sound 1 New Ynik .State Supreme Court safety obligation in housing chil Crapefruit > ^39 te’t horn* hsating Remarkablv warm and lightweiglil. Waalies so ea.*ily and Assn., to be premier of his gov vana. loon’s gondola, constructed • for j of aiilomalic weapon fire was still Justice D. Ormonde Ritchie has dren in structiires which'are fire dries'qtiickiy.'Guaranteed againal moth damage. Colors: Pink, ernment; , Form Honor 4>iiard , double duty'a* a lifeboat heard. held in .a formal opinion'thal mem Nature traps.” Ninety children and three (2) Announced free elections Secrets from : our way I blue, yellow, while, green and beige.,Size 72”.\90". Ca.stro'.s partisans later restored The three men and a woman Troop reinforcements patrolling bers of the Newspaper and Mail ' nuns died In the Dec. 1, 1958 lire. would be held within 18 months to order in the city btit the Revolu *e( off Dec. 12 from the Canary ' in armored cars and barbed wire Deliverers Union have committed ' two years; CHINA m a y RETIAUATE JANi PARKER COOKIE SALE! You get premium quality tionary Directorate Cjonliniied to Island.*, seeking to float on the roadblocks brought at least partial "numerous acts of \'lolenee and un- (NOTE.__T h e I 8II1 Interna-* teers from 66 nations in a huge P . and M. WHAT A BUY! 10D% WOOL (3) Summoned his new cabinet 5.000 miles to Barbados, i la*’ fuliii's*.” ' Taipei, ^Formosa, PKGS JP C We welcome charge accoimtsf j p f C Green Trading Stamps called to consolidate support for odntrol and the' bag would expand explosion this morning.that sliat- strength in the vicinity of Lhaâ, t-iWe set out trap.* ,for nature, Washington, Jan. 9 J'- ■ bound to come from IGY. are given with cash sales, and also to customers who pay S.OOO of his guerrilla warriqrs and Um itia. and lose all Its gas. This wa* terert two eiôwded 4-stdry office 'capital of Tibet, and. in the border Then, when h'ilure'does something, surgent Senate RepublimtOa , PRICED! A OF 24 4 3 new supporters from Batista's Tlie sun, pur life-giving star, WE GIVE their charge accoant within fifteen (IS) day* after billing Bankif were to reopeivtoday and after, at one'stage, the.y Jettisoned buildings in old central Istanbul. Urea between the ' province.* of we often Jearn her secrets.” ed today to center (heir SUPCOVERS and DRAPERIES military forces. He is exp, -ted in was one main focus of IGY. GREEN STAMPS date, ■ ‘ the Cuba Basehall League planned a radio receiver-and’ sleeping bags Three of the • dead were pa's- Kafi.su and .Sinkiang. tlyc Form'o.sa; To Bartels, professor of geo- leadership fight agalM • REASONABLE PRICES' • WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Havana tomorrow. ' to resume play. Telephonje connec to lighten the balloon. Provinclal Government newspaper ' fnagnetism at the University of For every minute af 18 months; Pricee effective fhi» Tu«. end Wed. in thii community end vicinity!. .sen'gers In a bus which was pass Everett M. pirksen’a Urrutia said the rebej chief pre tion* to the provinces, disrupted by . Their balloon was- railed the ing at the fatal moment and was reports. ' i , Goettengen, this wa.*! the essence of the sun 'Was held under constant AMPLE FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE' , . , patrol watch by 100 observatories floor leader. A fter a Mr. Slanlvy Ma((ora and Mr. Max Pirog hare 4 5 yearn experience fers to remain outside the cabinet the fighting, were beijtig restored.' Shiall World. crushed by the debris. The Miami, Fla., News says 1 the IGY. the 18-month' Interna- 11 self-styled 11 b (•' to observe (Jevelopments. around the world, ^to count its Labor leaderf met and recom . The intrepid .quartet floated q(f Another four died as they sat leaders of the new Cuban govern-i tional Geophysical Year . which ^George D. AUmo-ot" 'Urrutia also announced his gov- stormy sunspots, record its gigan TNf CUAT AUANIIC A PACINC T|A C0MPA|ilV and you can be assured of the very bent in uorkniannhip. mended that the., siigar cane har from the Canary Islands Dec. 12 in a coffee shop across the narrow ment have started a move aimed a t ' just ended notinced th^ -t MORIARTY (tnment would not allow gilmbllng, tic flares or explosions which often vest'begin. The-leaders siiggeeted In an open. 7>j hy IS 'i foot plastic street from the blast. forclngforcing the recall .of Ambas- Ambas- It orougBtought the greatest single centrate Ita a'hloH. under ^ tis ta , had grown to sailor E". T. Smith. Federal medi- hunt in hiatwy for knowledge-- choke off radio oommunlcationj that a six-mllllon-ton crop ne/set boat suspended from a 47-foot l)al-‘ Among the,tenant* In the hdild-' Sen. John BROTHERS LATEST DECORATIVE FABRICS (( multi-million dollar business car- by the government, which normal- loon. This BriUsh West Indian is ings were the newspaper* Iitanbul ators hit an apparent snag early about Earth, sim, weather, and the and hang . shinimbting liorthgrh The HAIL€ CORK lighu in our sky. , ; Kantiseky ,ded tai in Havana largely by Am er new province of'Space into which uper {Markets -ly fixed the cron aize., Sugar ia the land 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Fkspres and Yenl Gazetei today In efforts to work out final on ei FREEZSTIMATES— WIDL CALL A t YOUR HOME M a n c h i s t i r C o n n * ican interests. ■ mainstby of Cubk's aeeijomy. was iJjelr goal, thei* purpose a ypne o) the building owner* aaid detail* of a tentalh'e agreement humans are eagerly reaching. And the sun obligedi staging the eQRNER MAIN and STREETS The traps for nature were tend- Ml 3-513S Soms elements of confusion fe- between American Airlines and its '^/W p < WITH NO OBLIGATION— TEL Ml f-6324— Ml 9-9608 . aalnad in the government Mtup (OoBtlini y mm P m jf S F ive) striking pilots. e d 'b y ‘ g > * ^ ocientists and volun- (ConOauad oa Foge Twb) 301*315 Centtr St. J (9oBaniMd on P a g* MIm i) f i .(CosttniMd on Fage flv t ). !/ .1 — ------