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PAGB TWENTY TOURSDAY, FEBRUi^RY «, 196g; M m t if t ilt r lEtJ^tting !|^ralb A r in g * Daily Net Press Run The Weather . For the Week Eaded Feraeeet ef U. S. Westher BuMM February 1, 1958 during January 1W7, according to Panel, Parents coats and will bo raised to 60 per Snow eonUnuIng tonight. Ac-, .About Town a report issued by Griswold A. Town Welfare cent July 1, 1959. I rumiilation 8 to 5 inches. Hazard­ Chappell, building inspector. ' Among 26 towns with over 20,- 1 2 ,6 4 0 ous driving. Low 25-86. Buow aadr Discuss Pupils^ Costs Below 000 population, 17 got less of the! ing Saturday afternooM.- High The M e n c h e ■ t e r Lithuanian Despite this rise In construction, State's welfare grants per capita i Menlier ef the Audit however, Chappell .said thq total Bureau ef CIlrealatiMi 30-15. Choru* will hold It* yearly Binpo Course Choices State Average than Msnehester in the period, b'e-! Manche$ler-— A City o f VUlago Charm tomorrow evening in Golway SI. fees collected b y ’'his office this tween July 1,,1956 and July 1,' Hall. The public ia invited, rrizes ' year are about 28 per cent less. 1957. ‘ have been donated and refrc.ah-1 Parents were advised to encour­ This is due, he said, to* the large, Welfare costs in Manchester are In this population range. Hart- j menta will be aer\’ed. I age their children to make their number of licenses Issued during a much lower than the average for ford was high with . $2.72 and ; VOL. LXXVII, NO. 109 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 (Claaatfled Advertlabig on Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS own decisions as to which high comparable period a year ago. the State, according to a table Hamden was low with 3 cents, a c -' A.2.C. Willard W. Hilla, aon of school' curriculum would best fit This month 39 building permits Just rieleased by the Connecticut cording to the council's table. Mr. and Mra. Willard B. Hills. 528 their abilities and desires, a,t a were issued, estimated cost 'of Public Expenditure Council. %Voodbrldge St. Ifet today for panel discussion 'uesday night by ^271,173 and with $995 in fees col­ The table shows how State wel­ Tunney Balks McGuire Air Force Base. N. .1. on the Barnard Junior High Parent lected. A total of 268 other per­ fare grants were distributed to SPECIAL his way to Mewfoundland. after a Teacher Student Organization. mits were issued, estimated costa Connecticut's 169 cities and towns Dulles^ Menshikov Stassen’s 8h-day furlough. Nearly 1,000 parents attended of $27,351 and with $1,358 in fees on the basis of population in the the ndeeting in the auditorium of follected. 1956-57 fiscal year. LEE RIDERS At Vote Battle the high school. Grand total of permits Issued In Manchester, State . grants Colored slides of Japan will be Charles Johnson served a-, mod­ amounted to 24 cents for each Boy, 14, Held in Theft I was 307; estimated costa, $298,624; Join in Hope for Job Safci shown at the midweek service of erator and introduced the five pan­ man, woman and child. In the State With Governor prayer tonight at the Salvation fees collected, $2,353. UDIESONLY elists and briefly outlined the sub­ In January 1957, 39 building as a whole, the average was 87 Army Citadel. Major and Mr.a. .John cents. And in towns. over 20,000, Hartford. Feb. 7 For­ Pickup will lead the prayer service. ^ ject areas each would discuss. The permits were also issued, esti­ R e» 13.98. $ 2 panelists were Ekfson Bailey, Ches- mated cost of $244,631; fees, |886. Manchester's population bracket, U.S,f Soviet Accord mer world heavyweight cham­ Ike Says I <■ Robinson, Mrs. Stillman Hitch­ A total of 423 other, permits were the average was $1.14 per capita. pion Gene Tunney of Stamford Mra. Chartes Ponticelll. presi-1 cock, A. Hyatt SuUifMnd Mrs. Ed­ During the fiscal period covered. MORIARH is not interested in wearing the dent of Manchester Emblem Club. issued; estimated cost, $30,259; DIAMOND'S ward Hobkowski.' fees collected, $2,361. State grants were based on 40 per GOP. crown to do battle with No. J51. requests members to meet ' Parents participated by asking cent of the net welfare expendi­ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^through the presence here of the Democratic Governor RIbicoff Washington, Feb, 7 (/P)— Grand total of permits Issued BROTHERS ambassador relationa between our At Waterbury Bank In front of the Johi B. Burke Fii- ^ numerous questions. tures of the town. ARMY m i NAVY W'sshington, Feb. 7 i/P)— in the fall election. Harold E. Stassen said today neral Home tonight at 7 o'clock t o ! was 462; estimated coats, $274,890; The grants have now been raised M7 MAIN ST. *61 Center St. two countriea can be Improved both Arthur Illing, superintendent of fees, $3,247. Secretary . of State Dulles In the interest of our two countries The ex-champ was being after talking with President pay respects to Joseph Farr, whose ' ■ schools, spoke briefly about plans to 45 per cent of the. towns’ net Bfl 8-51S5 mentioned in some Republican Eisenhower that he is “con­ wife and daug^tc . Mrs. Thomas joined with Russia’s new am­ and in the interest of the whole for improving junior high facilities bassador to Washington to­ world." circles today as s po.sslble tinuing for now” as Ei.sen- Blanchard, are members of the and programs, the aim being a gubernatorial candidate. He Is club. day in publicly expressing Menshikov agreed. bower’s special disarmament "smooth and easy transition from Dulles said there had been no a Vegistered member of the FBI Seizes elementary to junior high school j hope for an improvement in substantial discussion of - Issues, GOP in his home town ef adviser. . | The first sessions of three of the to the more rigorous senior high Soviet-American relations. adding with a grin, Vwe didn't set­ Stamford. Stauen said, however, he sUII is classes offered by the Manchester program." Dullea did this while posing for tle the disarmament question.” To "I never heard of it." Tun­ considering running for governor of j TWCA in its spring program have The next prograi.. will be held photoffraphs with the envoy. Mik­ which Menshikov commented', “ not ney said when reached by tele­ Pennsylvania. I YoungWife, been changed. The class In slip March 4, when Raymond Stinch- hail A. Menshikov. yet, anyhow," phone at his Park Avenue He said he must soon make a de­ covering will start next Tuesday Bishop’s Company Here Friday fleld. assistant superintendent of HALE’S SELF SERVE "<> MEAT DEPT. The unusual display of friend- .Ma.r Meet Gromyko apartment in New York City. cision on whether to quit his pres- ■ instead of tonight. Openings arc Rod Bcrgmann and Mark Weidenmann are members of the schools, will speak on a 6-iS-3 edu­ llnesa took place at the State De­ Thompson is aspect^ to meet "Would you be interested?" ent job and aeek the governorship; i Hunts Trio still available in the rug braiding Bishop's Company of Santa Barbara. Calif., the group of touring cational system. he was asked. - "I did not submit my resigna-. partment, where Menshikov, who soon with Soviet Foreign Minister tion," he told newsmen. "I was not: class which will start Feb. 10. from | professional actors and actresses who will present "Cry, Tlie Be­ arrived in a Soviet jet airliner only Andrei Gromyko to find out how "No." replied the retired 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The adult ball- asked for It." By THE .\SSOCIATED PRJE5S I loved Country" at the Second Congregational Church here tomor­ yesterday, conferr^ with Dulles the Soviet government wants to prize fighter, who is connected The 50-year-old ptassen, report- j room dancing cla.ss will start next row evening. On their fourth national winter tour since 1052, i Taxable Building thia morning. Dulles said he was proceed on negotiations for a top with more /than a dozen cor­ edly on his way out as U.S. dis-' A 14-year-old Waterbury week Thursday .instead of tonight, j the company has presented plays in schools, churches and institu­ •ure Menshikov v.ould be received level meeting. porations with headquarters In armament negotiator, met with; juvenile who warned police tions in 35 states. "Cry. The Beloved' Country" adapted f"om by President Eisenh' wer as soon Premier Nikolai Bulganin ad­ New York City. : Eisenhower about 45 minutes. He that his three alleged accom­ Miss Mani.tTi Lupien. .daughter the bold novel by Alan Paton. is the storj’ of love and hate In a Up in January as a conference could be arranged, vised President Elsenhower in s Tlie ciirr#nt two llsadlng con­ left the White House by s side of Mr. smd Mrs. Frank Lupien. 21 South African community. The performance will begin at 8 p.m. indicating It would be in the im- message last Sunday that Russia tenders for the Republican gii- ’ door and ran into a crowd of news-) plices were ready to "shoot it Sunset Dr., has been named to the The added taxable building con­ snadiate future. agreed to an exchange of ideas bernstorisl nomlnat'on met men. photographers, newsreel and: out” was arraigned in Hai*t- dean's list for her senior year at Mr. and .Mrs. John Larraboe. The executive board of the Rob­ struction for the first month Of Menshikov acted with unusual < through diplomatic channels to hut details of their discussion television cameramen. j ford this morning in Thurs­ Ba.v Path Junior College. Long- 15 Pitkin St., left Sunday for a ertson TTA will meet at 8 o'clock I this year is appro.ximately 11 per to ZM DtiUeo and clear the prepare the way, for a conference, ■ were shrouded In secrecy. In reply to a fluiry of questions, day’s $27,301 holdup of the meadow, Mass. month's vacation in Florida. tomorrow night at the school. cent more than the amount added way for a talk with Eisenhower. Elsenhower has in.sisted that i, Former National Comniit- he said lie would meet again with ■ OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 Meanwhile, as Washington and very careful preparsftion. offering 7 '.teemsn J. Kenneth Bradley of Eisenhower - - "at the President's Ea.st End branch of the Co­ Moscow appeared to be preparing hope of positive sgTeement.i, I.* tnK-' Westport, who ha.s the back­ request," j lonial Trust Company in Wa- for diplomatic negotiations that sentiai before a conference can be. ing of powerful GOP Fairfield Before March 1* Deadline I terbury. could lead to a aummit conference, arranged. -* Cotinty. for the nomination, He said the time for such a meet- ■ Held as a material witness was a We ladies we IT.S. Ambassador to Russia Llew­ Although Russia and the west- sat down with State Comptrol- ing has not been set .vet hut that Marine's 20-year-old wife who had Have you had ellyn Tbompaon attended a cabinet ler Fred R. Zeller earlier this it will be before March 17. filing j been keeping company with one of agree, that meeting at the White House. White (Cont)nned on Page Eight) week. ■ deadline for gubernatorial candi­ I the three youths who are still being Extra Extra m your soup today? House Press Secretary James C. dates in Pennsvivania. ( I sought. Hagerty aald Thompson gave the "We are anproachlng the time ' The boy, John J. Sullivan, was Hale's Meat cabinet a report on the situation ! when I must make a decision" { held under $20,000 bond on a charga VALUE AT QUALITY AT In Moscow and his \*iews on the j Sta-sen said. I of armed bank robbery. The wom-i Tinati Slip Cllickii with Riei poeslbllity of a aummit meeting. Hazardous Highway Sta.ssen's talk of seeking the Re- ! an, Mrs. Roberta Joan Darcy, was Opoii Thuriday Open, Friday Department Menshikov, who speaks English, i publican nomination has been held under $10,000 bond. chattgd with Dulles >n the state de- - greeted by Pennsylvania GOP lead­ U.S, Atty. Simon S. Cohen said TiH 9:00 P.M. Till 9:00 P.M. Partmebt's diplomatic reception ers with a lack of enthusiasm. , today that none of the loot has 3»»'35c 2*" 35c can't be beat room after, a l4-mlnutc call on the . Conditions Forecast Stassen Isughinglv declined to | Waterbury police examine the getaway car used in the $27,301 robbery of a\branch of the Colonial been recovered. He said police as­ aacretary In his ofttet. Dulles, was ' i comment on a published report I Trust Co. The car waa abandoned about a mile and a half from the braimh hank where the sume the three youths still wanted ONLY THE FIRST AND SECOND RIBS asked what the msMag was about. | ^ . iBsltimore Sun) which named thieves picked up a second waiting car and disappeared. The car waa found b.\; Lt. Charles for questioning have either fled In Special Offering for Quality "Our conversation," he said, , ■ , .' . White House Chief of Staff Sherman MeWeeney tlefti and Sgt. Henry Byrnes. (AP Photofax). . a stolen car or on a train. CkiehH Inlli Vifitihli “ was the normal converaatJon that E ^ ASSOC IATED^ ^PRESS^'Oklakjmis to the Texas Panhandle. ■ Adams as the source of news Held Mother’s Hand takes place when an ambassador A warning of snow and hazard­ 8now fluiTies were reported in the stories saying Eisenhower had de- , Sullivan, a tall, slim youngster, IDLE WILD FARM'S AND THE THIRD AND FOURTH RIBS ous driving conditions for all of GENUINE or Price! presents his credentials. Great Lakes region. cided Stassen must go. appeared before U.S. Commissioner “ We expressed the hope that ednneoticut was issued at noon''1\v More than three inches of snow g ^ ^ Navy mes Benedict M. Holden thia morning 2'“ 35e 2*"29c the Weather Bureau- at Bradley fell m the Oklahoma Panhandle wearing a black motorcycle jacket, ROCK CORNISH Make The Finest Standing Rib Roasts Field. and extreme western Oklahoina |' Dulles over the wikind h ' of e .i-dissmia- Romney Asks Split gray slacks and a blue sport shirt The forecast for the Hertford | yesterday, while falls of four to five inchei hit the area south of ,St., P'''’ !’'’ -''*'" to be offered the W ire Faul|; for unbuttoned in the front. He smoked GAME HENS WEEKEND MEAT BUYS C. of C. Council area said: 1 Russians in any new talks. He al.so a cigaret and held the hand of hia Frozen 14-or. oven ready, (Usual­ Onl.v the 1st through the 4th ribs are iNItlllll iMl Craaw If Misbriin "Show, spreading slowly north- Louis. mother. Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan, A h Old FothioiMd Fovorito Hot Rotumod . . Mild weather prevailed In the is known to have criticized Dulles' ly $1.35). used in Pinehurst standing Rib Roasts. I T g a ie . I V o W I over the area, contlhuing I attitude toward negotistions with during the bindover hearing. Careful meat buyers recognize these as A 4917 C /L iX l L i l L f W [tonight, ending- Saturday after­ southeast section of the country, Of G]\I^ Ford^ UA Vanguard iplop Featured At Each with W degree temperatures in the Russians as "negative" The woman is a petite brunette, the best rib cuts for oven roasts . . . 2»*'35c 2»«35c HAM and BACON noon possibly mixed with sleet st Eisenhower, himself officially a wearing a red polo coat, green ^ , 1 1 V easier to slice, less waste. Featured at times this evening and early to­ i Pennsvivania resident, was asked Ca)>e Canaveral, Fla., Feb. 7\(J^ sweater and checked slacks. She Cooking directions on box . . put Pinehurst. GROU.ND FOR A SUPER MEAT LOAF Lb. On Tax Cutting night." Lowest temperatures to- (Continued on Page Three) , . . , J J , Washington, Feb. 7 —George* man for the union laid "Mr. Rom- — The Navy blamed the loss of 1^ admitted that two Of the alleged a few in your freezer. . , Check I night 25 to 30. Snow accumulations I conference Wednesday ' p,.„j(jent of American i ney'i troubles item from his com- thia pricA . . it's a special value. CHICKEN OF THE SEA eSEMIEIt LASOE CAN about .Stassen s future snd the po.,^ i^at cor- i petitors." Vanguard satellite rocket on a wir­ gun-wielding bank robbers came to / generally 3 to 5 inches with haz­ 'her apartment after the holdup to Washington. Fab. 7 .UP)—An Im­ sihililvsibility of .Stassen.Stsssen seekinrseeking the gov­rov- porate and . labor------power... In , the au­ collective bargaining -pro­ ing failure and pinned suspicion on mediate start on income tax reduc­ ardous driving conditions develop­ ernorship. aMve oft their goatees. STANDING RIB OVEN Fruit Cocktail ing ^ is evening and tonight. The ■ Windsor Man tomobile industry are too concen­ posals of the union, which are non- two possible cau.ses — moisture Alton M. Bryant, special agent tion was urged today by the Coun­ Eisenhower, noting he was con­ trated and ahouid be apUt up. TUNA - - IN HEAVY SYRl’ P SCOTCH HAM i.b. 98c bijra temperature Rat.trday will be Inflationary,^- _ - - would help . rather seepage and vibration., In charge of the Connecticut Fed­ cil of State Chambers of Com- ferring with Stassen this -week, Romney, whose company pro­ than hurt the smaller producers This i*. the a«e» ^ rocketry Sirloin b o n >:l£ ss merce which a^d such g move] *0 and,85 -added: eral Bureau of Investigation, said Questioned duces the Rambler, urged Con­ auch aa American. Motor.s.” the j where it is difficult to pinpoint a | the wonian was picked up zl her would be a Ug. helji in "turningl Cold Wave Hits I ^ t "Now he. as T understand, ex­ gress to pass legislation that It.MV apoke.sman said. Pinehur.et steaks are carefutly ROAST 3 For99e 2 c . . . 69c around the rcet^slon.*’ Meanw-hlle, a cold Wave rolled pressed .some interest in )>eing s defect. The pei'.sons associated with | home last night. would require General Motor.s and Walter Reuther, pre.sident of the Project Vanguard may never be trimmed . . . graded into dou­ CHUCK ROAST u,. 69e The oouireil's ireedmmendations. I ecroas the Mldw-est today and governor, and I want to aav very Bryant ^aid the woman did not OF Armour's Heat and Serve Death of Wife I'ord to break up into smallei union, is in .Miami Beach for the quite .sure a.s lo the exact point participate'jn the holdup but waa ble bones and regulars . . . PREMIER ealling for graduated annual tax ' h»*ert Archambault. the farmer. management breakup steps as keep him king. " "As far as we < ,an tell this dis- . Delicious Oven Ready Turkey revlelon of 1954 helped materially To Save 4 in "equally importatit. " "I'm not here to goo.se-slep witli Bulletins Our meat manager. Charles McCarthy, wants you COLD CUTS In turning around the recession City 12 aho\-e. ' would also undergo psychiatric niptton of oiu-uits was the result of LARGE BOLOGNA. VEAL LOAF, Freezing drizzle, snow and sleet! examination at the hospital, "What's good for the goose is the big three.” said Romney, re­ mnisDire aeeumul.alion, or of vibra­ from the AP WircS EGGS which started- In the fall of 1953 good for the gander." he said. ferring to General ^lotors, Fold to know that Rib Lamb Chops will be featured at CRISCO PICKLE LOAF. Your Choice I.b. and ended In the summer of 1954." fornied a slippery surface on roads' Arrhambault's wife. Florence, tion." 59c and streets In sn srea that ex-,68, was found slain yesterday in Airliner Crash Romney told the suhcoiiimlttee, and Chrysler. Nor. he said, wa.s he Started Straight Up Laylln said. inquiring into pricing practices in appearing bcfoie the subcommit- 79c lb. He will have tender meaty Swift Premium Doz. 'We are equally convinced that tended from the Tennessee snd j a woodshed adjoining the kitchen The 3-stage Vanguard rocket, OPPOSES TAX CUT. 59c 3 Lb, Can 94c Ohio Valleys across Pennsj-Ivania I of their home. Munich. Germany. Feb. 7 lA*' the automobile industry, that un- tee as "a labor baiter " ¥ tax rata reductions at this time less such action is taken, forthcom- Romney's company is one of the with a gold babv satellite in its Washlngtone Feb. 7 LTl—Sec* and Cudahy Puritan Lamb Legs in .small and large ' IfAI.K’S m rS H I.V GROUND would have a similar effect on the to Long Island and southern Con-^ Police .said she had been stabbed ; Relays of weary doctors and nose, rose straight and true from retary of the Treasury ' Ander­ DROMEDARY nertlcut. | several times with thiee kitchen i niii-ses fought desperately today to ing auto wage bargaining may send two compaiatively .small indepenri- current recession.'' "another block-buster chain reac-' ents sui viving in the auto indus- its launching stand at 2:33 a m. son told Congress today a tax sizes. At Pinehurst you may buy a half- leg if the ITie council recommended to Teniperaturea sank no further knives and had been beaten on the | .save the manager of fheBritish VVedne.sday. rut is not warranted now as a than the high ,50a and 60s in FIoi- head with the stork of s shotg-.m. | championship soccer team and tion wage-price spirfil across Indus- ] try. GINGERBREAD MIX Congress lowering the maximum . trial America." He said he admires and respecl.s It himllcd the hazards of the stimulant to snap the economy entire leg is too targe for your family . . . or our SPKCIAL COFFEE VEGETABLES Individual rata from 91 to 82 per during the night. But the end. They said a trail of blood led i three others critically injtired in a .slow initial rise the period in out of the current recession. “ I cent and the minimum rate from " " “ f’ there wa.s ar- from the kjtchen to the woodshed. ! plane clash yesterday which took Union Objects I competitors and feels they • have heretofore stated," Andef- From the union side there wa.s I h "'e made a great contribution to which an earlier Vanguard failed meat men wilt cut 4 or 5 lamb chop.s from your 20 to 19 per cent, with additional I thunder Investigators said the husband 21 lives. Dec. 6 and for 57 .seconds appeal- .son said, "that I can conceive of \ Lb. CARROTS ...... 2 pkgt. 27c storms. was found sitting dszed and silent ' Among the dead were seven a prompt rejoiner that Romney I nation, but added that "when situations where tax reductions 2 pkgs. 49c 79c rate reductions put Into effect an­ "has an exaggerated and erroneoua ^ you get so darned big, you get ed to be heading for the atars. leg of lamb . . . and give ypu a roasted and a LETTU CE...... largo hood 19c nually until the top rate is reduced Heavy- rains were ref>orted in the in s chair in the'living room of the , players and a coach of the Man- The Navy said its records of the might appropriately be brought Southeast. house. They .said his clothes were Chester T'nited team, eight British estimate" of the UAWs power in I muscle-bound ' into play to help the resumption CAULIFLOWER ...... ooch 45c to. 50 per cent. He aaid the Big Three "have fllglil showed lliat after 57 seconds broiled meal out of the one purchase, Snacial, I b Saif GOODLUCK It proposed ai) immediate cut in Tenifieratures )>eIow fieezing ex- blood-stained. sports writers and a steward- of the industry. the missile developed some "small of economic growth. It Ja our tended southward tnto^ Afkan.sas Archambault. they said, was un-! the chartered British European At Miami Beach. Fla., a spokes- heavy fixed investments in build­ judgment that the preseh't con­ NEW CA BB A G E...... Ib. 10c corporation Income taxes from .52 ing cars the wav they have been ii legulariUes in the first-stage en­ MARGARINE to 50 per cent, vs-lth the rate ulti­ and northern Texas, with read- able to give e coherent account Airways (BEA) plane. gine control .system" for three sec­ dition of the economy does not TETLEY TEA BAGS TOMATOES ...... eollo pock of 4 27c Ings in the teens leported s.s far ^ of what happened but repeatedly - - ' ■ building them." mately reduced to 47 per cent. Of the 23 survivors, 1.5 were hos- onds. warrant such action hoW. . 48 At The Re'gplar iPrice, ^ TEMPLE ORANGES ...... dox. 89c A spokesman for 18 state tax­ south a.s southern MiWuri. ' muttered ^the word "nagging." pluHZed. Barks Small Cars Normally the Vanguard's auto- i 16 More for only ...... 1C 2 pkffs.\53c Snow fell in arune parts of the Police said no charges have been Nine anline.s official.'*. rep- In contrast to the testimony of L.\BOIt itPEEOS PROBE GRAPEFRUIT, pink, soedlost ...... 3 for 39c payer organizationa called for "an chilled area. Falls mea.sured two, placed against him. malic pilot .its gyroscope equip-I FRESH PORK Plus valuable emipon good for end to an Income tsix rate struc­ re.>ientative."i of the We.it German News Tidbits the big companis.s' top executive.s ment only seven feet from the Up .Miami Beach. Fla., Feb. 7 (i«>i Totd Prict 64c next purchase. RED BANANAS ...... Ib. 19c inches during a 6-hour period in Neighbors and relatives told po- Air Office and German Air t'hat the public, wants bigger and — .\FL-CIO chiefs today charted ture which destroys Incentives, re- Dalhart. Tex. Light snow fell in of the missile nose would have This is pork season with Chops, Roasts, Sparerihx and t a r d s development, encourages Security officials began' an in­ Culled from AP Wires longer cars. Romney maintained sensed anv irregularity and trans­ a stepiied up hunt for corruption MCINTOSH APPLES ...... 3 lbs. 29c parts of northern Arkansas snd vestigation of the di.sa.ster. that the small car produced by his sausage products all in deniaml. . '. Serve Spareriba and NABISCO OLD FASHIONED GINGER evasion.i and acta aa a drag on (Continiied on Page T h-o) mitted corrective commands lo . In the Operating Engineers de­ The London Daily Marl, one of compai.y has "a rendezvous witli spite resignation of the onion's our aystem of free enterprise." whose cameramen aurvived the the rocket engine at the rear of, Kraut. Roast Pork with Pictsweei Peas, baked Bi-own SNAPS ...... Ib. 39e Suggeatod Program New York waiter charged with public opinion." the main stage. president, tVllliam E. .Maloney. cra.sh. in a dl.spatch from Munich „f faahlon dealgner John "Demand for the smaller, com- Potatoes or mashed Potatoes and Applesauce. . .Pork In prepared testimony, Carter It Wasn’t Always Easy The engine obedientI,v would •There are a lot ol o'her things S. Government Grade A EDUCATOR SALTINES ...... Ib. 29c quoted BEA chref executive An ileiser. ’ , .The — _Rev. Sjdne.V_ . L ov-■ mon sense automobile ia sounding that need investigating iq the Broad-Breasted W. Atkins, executive director of thon,v H Milwaid as .saying that have swivelled on its universal Chops broiled uolh a slice of Pineapple. KEEBLER NUT FUDGE COOKIES .... pkg. 49e the Connecticut Public Expendi­ elt, Yale chaplain, to retire June ; throughout the country. " he said. joint to provide a change of direc­ union." one .\FL-C'IO leader said Ready for the Oven the possibility of sabotage "be­ 30. . .Prince Aly Khan wirnl to To curb what he called "union privately. .Maloney, 77, ill and ture Council, suggested a tax re- comes more and more apparent." tion in t+irust. SUNSHINE HYDROX ...... pkg. 39c Tislon program embracing: work today as Pakistan's perma- monopolies," he proposed that the feelde after several heart at­ ARMOUR'S STAR (GODFREY ADVERTISED) . Financier Applauded Bnt a BEA official in lsindon told nent representative to the United , power to bargain wif> big firms .Automatic Pilot Failed tacks, quit his 18-year rule of Pinohurst mtdium hot, hot soiisoqo for 1, "An income tax, individual newsnien the airline had "n o rea­ But the .Navy charts showed that and corporate, that embodies rates Nations. | in any basic industry be lodgeil the 'Z.'iO.non-memlier Operating son at all to suapect sabotage." A (.'ongressman, former Con- ■ wjUi uniona "exclusivelv represenl- when the rocket began lo devi­ Engineers yesterday, ipoghotti dishts ...... Ib. B9e and principles which will not and Josef Reichel, chief of the ate from Its course the correcting ; NOW.. . the main part of a meal handicap thia countrj' in achieving greasman and five businessmen , mg the employes of a aing’le em­ For Aid to Underdog We.st German Federal Air Crash face trial on frami charges after ployer." signal frq,m the automatic pilot It'B.M TROOPS RE.ADIED 16 to and maintaining the greatest eco­ Section, said the possibility of failed to "reach the first stage nomic atrength” poaaible. investigation into $33 million con­ Romney auggesled that any com- Washington. Feb. 7 tJ’i—Sec­ Country Stylo Sousogt...... Ib. S9e sabotage "seems entirel,v fai- struction job . . . Two youths ac­ 17 lbs. ALREADY COOKED 2. “A tax structure that leaves Los Angeles, Feb. 7 i/Pi A fi­ retary of .\ir James H. Douglas Turkeys LB. nancier who had only 60 days' for­ feUhed." cused of $10,000 windshield break­ (Continiird on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Three) said the first operational U.S, HFWInstant IIMHED TIMil - to the ' atatee and the local gov­ The most critically injured were mal schooling will be honoi-ed to ing spree bound over to Superior unit arnieil with an UiterconH- Large ernments sufficient areas of taxa­ Matt Busby, the Manchester man­ nental Etallistic Missile (ICBM) Loon Chuck G ro u n d ...... ib. 49e and Quick Frozen tion .. . to enable them to finance: night for his lifelong devotion to Court . . . Reporters and photogia- MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee n. 15 Jar the cause of the underdog. ager and one of soccer's top mas­ phers show up to coVer non-exist­ Executive Session Legal will be at its post by December. Many fine compliments have come to us about their needs." terminds; a UnRed forward. John Douglas told the House .Armed While he did not propose any Edward D. Mitchell, 68-vear-old ent bread line In Ixiraln, Ohio. theae turkeyal Try one tlua weekend, or put ; philanthropi.st.'uill* . ‘ ' re.^eive fhe ., Ns-I ! 0*4/! rs/^^m)/-s4 apot ls !• writer asisinlss Frank l7-s * Taylor ^ 4 White boy and Negro girl sii.s- Services Committee the misste is one in your freezer and you'll know why people specific Income tax rate adjust- \ ami co-pilot Kenneth Rayment. the ;\ir Force .-Atlas, wiilch la'de- Rogulor Hamburg Ib. 49e ments. Atkina ur^ed that the fed-! tional Ui'ban League's American pended after violence breaks out in enjoy them so much. They're really e.xceptional ! teamworlc award. Tlie award saya Bnsb,v suffered aei ions chest in­ signeil to carry an atomic or eral government relinquish "the' juries and physicians said his IJttle Rock High School . . . Maria Bracken Airs Loophole and one of the best values of tlie season. QUICK ^ I of Mitchell, who founded an in- Cal|as greeted with uproar of ap­ hydrogen warhead 5,500 miles. field of eatjite and gift taxes and , • sugance company here in 1940: chances of aurvival were "less than ntozBi/ NEW! all excise jaxes of such nature as 50-50." The.v reported one lung had plause and shouting at appearanc' j “ Every company Mr. Mitchell has EDITORS HIT SECRECY' SALE CON'nNUES ON at the Mel . . . Chinese scientist re­ Washington, Feb. 7 tJH A W/ m A IN C O U R T S I ever had anything to do with has portedly makes discovery that willii In Right to Work Law SEALTEST . (Continued on- Page Two) I maintained a hiring policy based (Continued nn Page Two) spokesman for .America's news­ BRAND ------shed new light toward riirtng can­ paper editors said today a "suf- IC E CREAM I .solely on ability to do the job. He cer. MEAT LOAF 1 has never shown regard for any Health officials seeking cause of Hai lfoi d. Feb, 7 'J') — state • luie. He told newsmen he wa.s per- foeatingly pervasive” cllmale of I ertlploye's race, color,' creed or na­ secrecy Is spreading through At <2 Gallon Tomato Sauce and Qrean Beans Mayors Ask Slate Paolillo Will Seek aleady rise In number of flu and Qpp John J. Bracken tilled ' sonally in favoi of the right to tional origin." ...... today theie ls.no legal restriction know principle. He indicated that the federal government. J. R. pneumonia deaths during past four Wiggins of the Waskingt4m Speed Jobless Pay , His company includes on GOP Slate weeksweTuT^" . . . "New"New Haven -" rallmadrailroad as to when a governmental body public pre.s.sure for a stronger law FRIED CHICKEN \ and orientals, in addition to can go into executive session at ! to open up such meetings could be Post, spoke for the .American Tou save 15c a package granted rnntinuanre in court pro- Society ol Newspaper Editora on this delicious ice and Mashed Potatoes 'B^O uxkeivs ;i And Mitchell adds that he has ------Foreirn Rein- which the press and the public can . made at a future session of the New BrlUin, Fett. '7 OP) — Of­ i\no regard for *o-ralle(I physiral New Hnven, Feb. 7 Candi-|*. ni ' huiteri Legi.slat.uie, (.ASNE) In asking the Hotisa cream w-hile Sealtest is •i ' A L L , PURPOSB ficials of 13 cities in the s t a t e { handicapa„ either, so long aa ah dacy for the Republican nominnnominn-! Gmerninent information sub­ offering it st this pnee. BEEF The legal opinion wa.s the Hist 'The Bracken opinion. Prepared Everyday Low Price want Goveriior RIbicoff to rail a Indivldu’af can be trained to do a Uon for state ti-easurer has been ' a here, ■ \yanted to quit because of someone Paolilio, who made hia bid yea- •'an Im> i|iiestloneoat was with the reaeiwation that M'hool student acciisMi of violence pedition were reported to have CrisTO t ...... 3 lbs. 94r Dellcioue and Macs . . . A resolution forwarded to the or 'ins'iibordinatlon will he suspend-, minlslrative or executive b ^ y can i . . Shiirtine Ketchup 2 bnt. 41c The flnest Idaho Baking S A W Blue Lake Green • Ampio Froo Parking at tho Governor suggested (hft the Leg­ way,” he explains, "to create bet­ he would withdraw if either Jolm ,)ie held at any lime for the pur-■ Bracken rejihed as folibwa: reached Depot 700. their ren­ Beans, cut. long or ter feeling among all people. That's Ottaviano Ji., or former New H**' dezvous point with Sir Edmund Nabisco Graham . 1 PotatOtcS. . Kraft coupons islature consider three steps top Pblico accuse Northiiinplon, pp.sb of deliberation and considera- , "It is our opinion that Utej.;------Wafers ..... Ib. pkg. 376 are wbrth 56c . . . re­ Jutlene . . .are a treat. Roar of Our Sforo ^ lmprovl(jg the une'piployment com­ the only Way to comical unrest In ven Maybe iWllllam Ceientano, is . nominated for lieutenant governor! now have coyere N'eW Coco Crema, Sandwich deem .them at. Pinehurst The J.W H A L^C 0 RI! pensation program.' this counii'.v. feet of 1957 drought wiped out t(.v 11 res that require oIBcial action ,by live sezsipna. except where 'it ia by Keebler Ib. 40c “ I’ve Been aome terrible things: He said tliat the reservation Vvas ly 1400 mlleh ef their . t.tlW mtli ■ \ todgy. \. It recommended ..that the pr.oc^ hMvy rains'-and snow . . . State , th^ hotly." voted to the contrary by'a major­ . - • . v\ • ar>C GREEN STAMPS Ih my lifetime made because of pplltlcar tradition route across (he AntnreMe V M a n c h e s t e r . CoN M * iMSihg time for unemployment Treasiuer'a office says it doesn't Briicken, in i press conference ity, for the purpoze of -deliberation WITH CASH SALES el$ima be ahortened; that com- The inauranoe company—Bane- w'hich saya it is too much to ex­ and consideration of measures tha,t ttnent. They are 100 i pect that two Important poqts on 'have enough money to meet certi­ today, explained that he w’as,mere­ CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS panaation paymenU be increased flclal Standard Ufa-^nwiy haa qf- ly ruling on the basis of thlp^ law from their g ^ , Na Pineliurst Free Parking at 302 Main SL fied applications for drought-relief SooU ? . . ■ 1 - ' loaoa to (^ionnacUcut farmers. "as written'' by tha 1957 Ldgisla- (ContlBued an(^ Faga Thgaal hi ■ (CoatiMMd oa Page NIm ) EOWABO O.I. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY,I r i i FEBRUARY 7,\l95g PAGE fHREB PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHKTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY % 1958 "Let's Be Honest” In the cljurch Ellington Andover at the'11 t.m. lervicefof morning Rpckville-Vernon Weekend Skating C. of C. G)uncil Navy Blames worship. ValaiitiRi Hazardous Highway PriMt to filpeak on Radio Weather permitting, the fol­ Sheinwold on Bridge ROCK and ROLL HOP Scouts’ Drive The Rev. Douglas F.- Pimm, Dassart Card Parly lowing schedule of hours for led Taxable List For Start Now Wire■ ' Fault for priest-in-ebarge of St. Peter’s Dimock Quits skating at the Park Depsrt- Episcopal Church, will, preach on SPONSORED BY GROUP C menf's three supervised Areas OPPONENT’S DEUCE LEAD P. A. C. BALLROOM Conditions Forecast V anguw d Flop Starts Sunday Station WILI at 1 p.m. fiunday on CENTER CHURCH Position on were announced. today. $ 9, 299 , 000 , On Tax Cutting INDICATES BEST PLAY South dealer the topic, "Lord Help Our Unbe­ Today and tonight: Center By Alfred Sheinwold Norih-South volnenble u v iu A e i aocimui lief." which is the United Christian Monday, Fob. 10 Springs, 3 to 10; Center Springs NORTH The annuel fund drive of Boy Youth theme for the .year. (Continued from Pnge One) The opening lend Is supposed to (Contlnaed from Page One) ^6t the championship Manchester (CoBttniied from Page One) At 8ffi0 PJM. Annex, 3 to 10, hockey only: Up $313,700 give infortpauon>to your partner. 4 2 >05 SAT., f t a s —DAHCmn S M 12 P.M. Scout Troop 124.will be held Sun­ Joint Meeting of YPF Fire Board United soccer team eroahed yes­ day beginning at 2 p.m. Calls will Charter Oak, 5 to 10. can be effectively utilized by the ckHnetlmen, however, the informa­ Florida and readings in the 40s and mechanism that would correct the . The Young People’s Fellowship ♦ Q I 10 3 MUSIC BY* JOBE MANI8CALO terday killing 21 people. be made by eight or ten teams, of St. Peter’s, will leave from WOODRUFF HALL Saturday and Sunday: Cen­ The taxable grand list of the state and local governments as a tion is snaggled by the declarer and ”THE SEEN ROOKEES” 60s northward into Virginia. engfiie’e position. Howard O. Dimock h u resigned ter Springs 10 to 10, Annex 10 and te used to hie advantage. ♦ A Q 7 5 Travel was bogged down in Without this correction, the each covering a specified section of Phelps Hall at 6 p.m. Sund^ for Door Prizes and Table PrizM town has been announced u $9,- whole." MAST many busy parts of the Continent as a flra.commissioner of the Ver­ to 10. hockey only; Charter He said the federal government Weet opened the deuce of hearts, SNOW HITS EUROPE huge rocket was forced chsrply to the town. Contributions will be a Joint meeting with the Yf ^F of 299,097, an increase o f $313,704 4 7 6 2 4 I 8 < 3 DONATION 7ic West German solfficra were brought back' to the Town Hall. - St. Stephen’s Episcopal Chui'ch in DONATION 73o non Fire District because he hss Oak, 10 to 12. 1:30 to 10. over last year’s list. should concentrate on national de' Bast put up the queen, and South 9 AJ42 ¥ Q 9 $ 7 London, Feb. 7 (>P)—A driving the right. won with the king. snowstorm swept aergss southern colled out in Stuttgart to clear The Btraln broke it in two, and The drive Is planned to coincide East Haddam. moved out of town. A red flag will be flying from This figure is subject to change fense and let etate and local gov JK. ♦ 8 7 4 . after the street(»r with Boy Scout Week. emments provide the civilian South saw that he could win 18 4 3 4 10 9 England today and buried parts the parts fell four miles out into Chairman Robert F. Kingsbury the lotoe at Center Springs by the Board of Tax Review which system broke down. Funds from the drive Kelp sup­ w’hen skating is allowed on the services ”w)ilch they are beet three top tricks in each of the SOUTH of western Europe, under the the (x:ean. Manchester Evening Herald said the Board of Fire Commis­ will meet tomprrow and Peb. 15, black auits, one diamond, and the Trains ran behind schedule in port the (Charter 6ak Council Andover correspondent, Mrs. Paul main pond and Annex and a flag from 1 to 5 p;m. in the Town Hall. equipped to j perform.” 4 A K 9 heaviest snow of the winter. The Navy has two more Van­ sioners accepted the resignation heart already won. That came to # K 10 9 Some . villages in Bavaria near eastern France. A snowfall of up guard rockets here. TTre first one which includes 61 communities in D. Pfnnstiehl, triephone Pilgrim will be flbwn from a pole at Last Feb. 26 a tax rate o f 41.5 A call fori Income tax cuts came □ □□Q DO □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ central (Connecticut. The services 2-6836. with regret last night. He said no Charter Oak during supervised eight tricks. Where was the ninth? ♦ A 4 3 2 the Czech border vlrere jsolated. to 15 Inches brought the worst may be launched later this month successor has been appointed yet. mills was set on a grtuid list of from Paul Ziffren, Los Angeles of a trained executive, Bruce Mc- hours. lawyer, who' said "proper rate re­ A. diamond finesse was one pos- 4 K 6 2 ° ANOTHER TREAT FOR YOU ^ Freezing temperatures added winter condiliona in 10 years to with another miniature eatellite UfESTOWN Dimock was elected to the Board $8,985,393. The budget for the fis­ Elroy, are made available by the ductions must be given to all slblUty. A S-S break In cluba, which Semh Wmt Norik Kmt. to the hardship but there were no Alsace. aboard. The later rocket will at­ ■■ PHARMACY In July, 1957 for a 2-year term. cal year 1957-1968 is $4,637 less would establish dummy’s la^ cKtb, 1 NT Pan 3 NT Pan Snow plows were out in Vienna tempt to launch a 21',i-pound Council to the Blackledge District | I T t n t t i f s r l ir K Y T Y jsn rlis than the previous year. brackets of ; taxpayers, Including deaths recorded in first reports. which includes this town. Bolton, | *^****“ ^ * ^ * * " g X lC a U N The Board appointed Robert waa another. Which should he try Pan Pan Som e. of the British fishing for the first time this winter. aphere into an orbit. 439 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-994f KloUer, Hartford Tpke.. as acting Eight other youthg from this School Publlcatloa the low Income groups, who des- for? Opening lead — ^ Glastonbury, Hebron, Manchester petVtely need more money after fleet remained in port rather than A day-long rain that soaked Vibration is a eemstant problem deputy chief of Company 2 during state were also nomihated. It's an Idea,” a ijenter School If the opening lead were not a SUNDAY BUFFH ° Parisians yesterday turned to and Marlborough. Board at Church in the field of misalles. And pelt­ For Evory Ar* , the illness of deputy chief Frank Fish and Game Chib publication, has been published taxes to bolster our economy.” risk the blizzard blowing off the The Council also provides op­ very important factor, South 3:30 F.M. to 7:30 F.M. coast. snow during the night.. ing rain was one of the elements, Andrews. Andrews suffered a The Rockville FUh and Game and distributed by the students. Zlffern, Democratic national West took three heart tricka, but portunities tor year-round camp­ Georg* Emmerling was elected committeeman from Gallfomla, would surely try first for the CHOICE OF ROAST BEEF, TUBHET, H Snow and ice forced the closing Roads were blocked In southern together with dangerously high heart attack and is recuperating Club will hold its regular monthly It contains stories, poems and clube. If that failed, he could fall then South had the rest. ing at Camp Honeer and other chairman of the Board at Chris­ meeting Monday evening at, the did not propose any specific rates, BAKEi F h AM, Ete. of West German airports. Includ­ England and Wales; creating traf­ winds, that delayed a Vanguard ramping places, training for volun­ at his home. a play written by pt^ils. back on the diamond finOsse. This One word of warning about the fic jams and forcing some schools launching attempt for many days. tian Education of Center Congre- j Kingsbury said Andrews la ex­ Mile HUl Clubhouse. \ The faculty advleora are Mrs. but recommended “a complete rC' meaning of a deuce lead. Some op- ing the one at Munich where a teer leaders, camporees, cub pow­ fine line of play would coat the to close, "A missile Is just like your car.” gational Church last evening. pected to return to active duty, Aftemoo'n Record Hop Hazel Greenwood, and Mrs. Helen vamping of our federal tax po­ contract In this esse, for West ponente have the nasty 'habit of British airliner carrying ip*"'*’**'* wows, leaders roundtables, an(l ad­ Also elected to office were Mrs. The regular Saturday Afternoon licies.” ' , $2.95 ° an Industry official said. "L e t. It ministrative facilities. but It Is not known how soon. Quinn. would talce the king of diamonds leading fifth-beet on occasion. You stand Idle in the rain for a few Kenith Leslie, co-chatrman; and The lire commissioners pur­ Record Hop will be held at Vernon The first issue is dedicated to "The present conRscatory sur' can’t bet your life that a deuce CUidrea Uader 18. $L7f Local - Scouts will attend the and the fourth club In addition to hours or days and trouble is likely church of their choice Sunday in Mias Patricia Grr, seittretary. Miss chased 12,400 worth of hoSe which Congregational Chubch tomorrow Mrs. Doris Heints who did the typ­ taxes do not produce revenue,' the rest of the hearts. means a four-card suit, but the Executive Session Legal Orr Is the Church School repre­ Ziffren said in prepared testimony, to seep in." ■« ■ uniform, in keeping with a nation­ was badly needed by the depart­ from 2 to 5 p.m. ing;, Thirty-four students cemtrib- Now let’s get back to the open­ odds are very good that this is The Office of Naval Research sentative to the board. ment, Kingsbury said. The Are dis­ Hospital Notes uted material. The play entitled "but they do create trreeistible in­ what It means! wide Scouting tradition. At the ing lead. A low card is usually and the Naval Research Labor­ First Congregational C!hurch two Starting 3-y61ar terms as mem­ trict's budget, approved In July, Admitted yesterday: Matthew A Watch for Felix,” was written centives for lesdcagea, loopholes forth-best from the leader’s best “FOOD and gimmicks that result in Dally Question atory said in a joint announcement front pews will be reserved for bers are Mrs. Donald Richter and Included $2,500 for hose. Gudlnkss. Enfield: Mrs. Eva Kus- by the pupils of Mrs. Helen Quinn's Biiit. This means that he has three Partner bids one no-trump, and AVEY’S worn Bracjken Airs Loophole that apparently there had been a Charles Ryan. Completing the h-'-'elessiv complicated tax law EVERT (Tub Scouts at the 11 a.m. service. The purcah.se consisted of 1,200 towsky. Mounted Rt. 30; Miss Grade 5. cards higher than the card he has the next player passes. You hold: defect in the wiring connecting the membership are Mrs. William Min- feet of 2'4-inch hose and 500 feet Edith West. 28 Snipsic St. which discriminates against the MOOD* (Tubs wishing to attend are to meet This Sunday. Scout Sunday will led. When the opening lead is a Spade—A Q 7 6, Heart—Q J 10 3, 46 E CENTER n automatic pilot with the hydraulic In front of the church before the nlck, Mrs. Evelyn Lloyd, and Mrs.. of 1',4-inch hose. The hose will be Driver Arrested politically power­ deuce, he has three cards higher, be observed in the morning wor­ less taxpayer.” Diamond Q 10 5, a u b —6 3. What “servp” or robot comman;] system service. Hooks K. Jiohnston, who is direc­ distributed among the three com­ William B. Shapiro. 31, of Ptn- ship service at 10:45 a.m. Recog­ but none lower. In other words, do you say ? In Rifiht to Work Law tor of religious education and a As ii)i. curamitteo concluded in the main stage. panies. ney St.. Ellington, was arrested by nized will be members of Ellington the lead of a deuce signifies that Answer: Bid two clube (the Brownies Plan Party member ex officio. hearing suggestions from more That stage. 44 feet of twisted Members of Brownies Troop 86 Although - the commissioners Patrolman Edwin Carlson yester­ Troop No. 96. Boy Scouts of the leader has a four-card suiL Stayman Convention). This asks □ □□□□□□□□□□on and blackened aluminum, and a Reports of past achievement and Valentines have been seeking three sites for day at 2:45 p.m. and charged with than 300 witnesses, immediate tax (Continued from Page One) | Hersid Photo by Oflsra are requested to bring their America, and Cub Pack No. 96, action was not in prospect. If this were true. South could partner to bid a major eutt if he part of the second stage were re­ plans for the rest of the school firehouses .sSnce November none operating a motor vehicle con­ both units being sponsored by lose only three heart tricka even Valentines . to a party .-Tuesday (iistinctively styled to ex­ The possibility qt future income hae one; and you will ralee to require action by the board. | covered from shallow waters off year were heard. Teacher confer­ have been secured. trary to a limited license. He is Ellington Congegatimial Church. if'he lost the diamond finesse. He game. If he has no major, he must Local Stocks Cape Canaveral. afternoon at the school. 'The party ences will be held and arrange­ press your sentiments per­ Utter Ordinance Effective scheduled for court appearance tax Cuts depends pretty much on Need* Majority Vote will be for the benefit of the girls Both pf these units will attend the the severity and length of the could well afford this, to South led bid two diamonds pr two no-trunip, Still missing was the third ments are being made for parents’ fectly. Shop today from our An ordinance prohibiting the de­ Feb. 17. servlci in a body toge^er with a cltib to dummy’s queen and led and you will then go to game in "It seems to us that in provid­ Lost Weight Award who missed this week’s meeting. business recession, in the opinion ing that executive session.* shall Quotations Furnished by stage a solid propellant rocket -- High School Group to Meet visiting days in the CYiurch School. posit of rubbish or garbage on any Events Tonight their '.adult leaders. T ne. Rev. the queen of diamonds for a no-trump. and the 6.4 inch magnesium satel­ Children wiH have the opportunity complete selection. city street sidewalk or public Kingdom Hall .of Jehovah’s of House tax specialists. finesse. be open to the public ‘when so Coburs A MIddlebrnok, Inc. Morton O. Nace will speak to Wayne\ Ssndau will preach on If the recession shows no sign (Copyright 1958, General Fea­ Bank Htork* .> lite.,. f missions giving when they will property, goes into effect today. Witnesses will hold group studies "The Faithfulness of JonathsA.” 'The diamond finesse lost, and tures Corp.) votM by s inajorily of the mem­ the high school discussion group of of reversing itself by mid-summer, bers,’ the Legislature evidenced Manchester Trust .. . 58 63 Radio signals frbm the fuming St. Peter's Episcopal Church at be given mite boxe for contribu­ The ordinance was adopted by the at 8 p.m. at the homes of Anthony This observance of Scout Sun­ rocket showed that In spite of tre­ Goes to Mrs. Kelson tions'during Lent. Common Council Jan. 20. Gosdz, 287 Oakland St., Manchea- then tax writers feel Congress may an Intent that su(J» sessions need Conn. Bank and Trust 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the Hebron day is part of the nationwide pin- have to enact a moderate tax cut Co...... 36>, 39ti mendous twisting force as the mis­ A penally of up to $100 for vio­ ter„ and Mrs. Nina Rood, 41 Ed­ gram of the recognition of Scout­ "were running powerfully at first not be open to the-public in the Town Hall. to stimulate the economy. To act and then their noise sort of faded First National Bank of sile broke apart and tumbled down, By MARV TAYIXIR • report of the past year, mentioning Nace la the general secretary With a new style of truck train, WESTOWN lation is provided in the ordinance, mund St., Manchester. absence of'R v

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■uch A- dcYglopinMit, w« ‘find out cars from parking In the Bronx, has been found that this slmpla prs- IHanrtiPstrr under penalty of heavy fines. ventiva maaaure haa dacraaaad tha w h y ;, ' , occurrence of dental decay of adult •If aiiCh a law w ere enacted,” Your Copttimj ^pralb . • The Univeralty of Michiggn lU- teeth pa much aa 60 per pent among •earch Centor, financed by a grant aays Bronx Borough President those Indivlduala who have been PUMJSHfc-O by m it from the Ford Foundation, ia going Lyons, "it mighjL make those nar­ ; privileged ta w n k this water ddr- HJBUfcDl^TINp C p . . m e . Dental Health ng the flret nine years of their t;< BUm II Sired to find out why. row-minded Westchester people M»ncbe»t«r Conn, . Uvea The primary teeth also bene­ Lines Pending ita authoritative report, more conscious of the rights of THOM/ff^r FbUGU^N, FlnorldaMoo, a Key to Belter fit from the ingestion of fluoridated WALTER R FERGUSON their neighbor.” Compiled by Stodenta of Manchester High School Miao Helen Eaten, Faculty Adviatr PtibllKliere certain elemental conaidcrations Dental .Health watey during their development. VoL XXIV, No. 20 Friday, Fflbmary 7 founded October L IWl This would give the Bronxites Permanent teeth which have been roaJee ao boId>aa to auggeat them- a As early as 1906 a "dentiit In Willy Lay, popular htstorian of togetherness in their weekday formed in nonflu'oridated areas be­ Pubiuwd_ „ -E tcit Efenlji* Exceirt aelvea. Colorado Springs was working on come more decay resistant with rockets -and space, baa mads the '■uitdmye■ ■ «id - "HoHt the streets like the Westcheateritss en­ for I ^ t Ofllce «t Mencheeler. Conn.. •» It could be that when people aeo the cauae of a developmental enam­ fluoridation, but the Immunity ia third and complete-revision of hia Wethersfield Second Cl*»* M*U Metier. joy in their Sunday parks. not as great. aome algns of a rainy day ap­ el defect found only in certain famous book In this flsld, now on-, MHS Riflemen Win proaching they begin aatiiig for Ah. togetherness! But together In general, fluoridation decreases SUBSCRIPTION RATES geographic locations. It was noted titled "Rockets, Misrilas and Space plastic sheMnt and Paymble ta AdrMce with 'Whom? the Incidence of dental decay and Indians Win CCIL Stviniming Tops Indians iL Teer ...... « » » with Interest that where thla de­ thereby permits the attainment of Travel." . It U in the Mary Che­ Six Month* ...... J If that ia altogether too aimple ney library collection; - Three Motithe ...... J fect occurred, there waa a distinct a higher level of oral health. It pro­ 38th Straight Meet One Month ...... - i J f an explanation, a chain of thought decrease of dental decay. In the motes more normal retention and It's Interaeting to note the By 68 to 4^ ;Weehl)r ...... ?? aomewhat more involved might be Ladies Will Hear early .d930's It beedme appairent function of the primary motara and changes forced on the author since attempted. It could be that. In that the water supply in these first permanent molara whtch are the first edition' appeared In 1944. Ducks Upset The Wethersfleld Eagles took TTic Martchester High rifle squad MEMBER OF areas coihalned axce^ve amounts necessary for the development af Then It was devoted half to tbe Teepee Tales pro Program THB ASSOCIATED PRESS this poat-war era, people have Decorator’s Talk of an elemtptl e n ^ t called fluorine,-the good biting relationships. Fluorida­ peat and half to the future. Hmre advantage of a poor shooting Man­ swept to decisive victories over The AMOCleted Pre*» l» excluMvely S A V E !' ’ Self PICK-UP chester basketball team last Tues- j Bristol 'High and Loomia School, entitled to the u*e o t republlcetlon of been pretty tfuay apendtng moat of concentration \pf which depended tion is not a aubatituta for,' bdt a was no "preaeht.” Now, in this J^indham in E. Richard flollanek, coi ch of The Manchester Parent- ell new* dfspatdhe* credited to It. or The Ladies of St. James will hold upon two factor'A ilrat the amount, supplement to good personal .oral lataat veralon, 40 per cent of Uw day night, drubbing the. Indians extending ita victory akein to 38 nM othervlae credited in thi* paper the money they have and eome- 12 U r|t ItHlti Soda at the Manchester High School swim­ Teacher Organization will pre­ end eleo Oie local ne*ri publlehed here timea more than they hai^ had on their monthly meeting on Monday and second, the'adubUlty of the hjglane, material relates to the past, 40 ming team, haa a great dea i to be 68-48. The Indians, converting .11 sent a new color film, "North of straight wins. The Jan. 29 defeat All right* of republlcetlon of *peclal at 8:15 in SL James' School hall. Tha adjustment of. the fluoride p«r cent to tha prsssnt, and 20 of Bristol concluded a month all the new thing! American pro. fluoride minerals in Hie area of tbe DISCOUNT PRICES Close Meet proud of, after the IndlsnsJ edged out. of 63 field goals for 17 per cent, the Yukon,” Feb. 16. at 2:30 in diepatchr* herein ere al*o reeenred Following the business meeting, water sourae. Since 'both faetora content of the drinking water as h per.- cent to the future, so near, $*|.50 Windham laat Tuesday, to become the high school auditorium. Ac­ marked by 3 wins, and Loomis be­ duction began turning out for Mrs. John Lanienxo, arrangement ptthHd health measure for better thinks Ley, that 12 years will aoe were no match for the shrewd came the Indians' first victim for F\ill eerrlc* client of N. E. A. Senr- varied widely from area; to area, Tax IncL at Our Bottling. Plant Manchester High's swimming tha undisputed CCIL champions companying the film will he a lc». liic ^ them aa aoon aa It 'waa releaaed chairman, will introduce Gene Sus- the duoride concentratioRv in., the dental health haa been endorsed by It, too, become the "present',* Eagles. I lecture by the famed Cleveland February. PubUehere RepreeenUtlveei The lam, who will talk about. Interior Plw DciMMit •quad - captured (fCIlJC( laurels by for 1958. The Indlsns Wbn the from ita war-time dutiea. water supply did also. In lo^tiona every important health agency and The library la adding vartoua championship from Windham, who, Coach Millard Mason's Eaglea P. Grant, aoon to appear at the With Junior Jim Tierney setting Juliu* Methew* Speciel Agency — New Decorating. defeating a favored Windham a torrid pace with hts terrific 185, York Chicago Detroit and__ Bootoii. where negligible amounts of fluo­ organlzaUon.conceriied with dental books and magaslnes on asronau- High Team, Tueaday! Feb. 4. at held It for two consecutive years. Jumped to a 12-8 first q uarter lead, Buahnell Auditorium. MEMBER. AUDIT BUREAU Oh It could be that, about now, peo­ Tickets may be ol^tained at this health. Proceeds will benefit the P. T. the local nimrods downed the ride ions were present in the wai Uca in response to the demand n .65 DflUrered the local .pool. Manchester dis­ The Indians last held the title in before running wild in the second , CIRCULATIONS ple have Juat about caught up with meeting for the Valentine Dessert dental decay was comm on to nearly"' The Manchester D«ital S^iety for precise Information on this 1958, tied with Meriden. O. scholarship fund, to be pre­ shooters from Loomis of Windsor l^ I n d . MANCHESTER played true team spirit with each on Wednesday. The Herald Printing Company Urn., all the new thingi on the market, Card Party to be held by the Ladies all inhabitants. rapidly, changing subject Several member of the team giving hia quarter, which they led 32-11. The sented for the fir.*t time to out­ aeetnnri no financial reaponalMUty (or on Friday, Feb. 14 at 8 p.m. in St. of the more recent acquiaitigns Phw DcfNwit It was a determined team that Indians were held to 3 points in standing students of Manches­ Senior Ed Feltham's 177 and tvpocraphlcal error* appearing In ad- and are ready to relax their apend- It has been repeatedly found by moat to make the victory possible.'. the second quarter and one basket 1 Junior Ron Gambolati’s 178 yrrtliement* and other reading matter James School hall. are: BOTTLINC CO. Windham, favored to win, waa beat the Whippete by five points. ter High School. ing for a while, and, instead, start intensive widespread inveatigatipn lonjfhl for To^y it ir it for the first half one out of 33 1 teamed up with the 174's of Senior In The Manchcater Brening Herald for many years that a t. one part The magazine "Rockets and >Os- able to capture only four of the Every point waa essential to the Tickets for the lecture will be building themaelvea a little finan .the Manchast^. 10 HENDERSON RD. attem pts. on sale in the high school office. i Tim Rohan add Captain Paul ■ Dtepiay adrertlilng cloalni^ boura: per million fluoride Ion concentra­ ailas," which auggestad before the nine first places. However, they Indian victory. There is no doubt cial aeeprity for tomorrow. Chnrehea \' first sputnik that Russia might be SmaU BottiM that the Indians' performspee was • The last half was just routine Admission will be. adults 85 Sheridan to raise the team total to For Monday—] p. m. Friday Extended Forecast tion in the water supply the maxi Ml 3-7922 took flve second and two third I 886. a 24 point margin over Lodm- For Tueaday—1 p. m. Monday. leading the world in ICBM and Caac of ‘24 , places. far sbova their average 6nd just for the Eagle as they substituted cents and children 50 cents. A For Wedne*day—1 p. m Tueaday. It could be, finally, that the end mum decay reduction is enjoyed .special student's rate will he of­ : is' 862. For Thursday—1 p m Wedneaday. with freedom from enamel d e^ts. Men" W anted aateUlte development > Even though no records were below many records. Sollsnek's freely and held the Indians to av­ of the great extreme cycle of The temperature in Connecticut "Rockets and Guided MissUea” tankers, captained by Tom Hyaon erage scoring. The Indians trailed fered to all Manchester High Loomis had to be content with For Friday—1 p m Thursday. for the next five days. Saturday Thla optimum fluoride rtmeentra- "God give us men! A time l|iln .2 0 South O R broken, each Manchester swimmer a high in Cliris Brown's 179. Boyd For Saturday—1 n m Friday. spending and the beginning of a by John Humphrtsa. pressed himself to hia fullest and Jim Davis, have attained an 50-23 a t the end of the third qtiar- students. aa»irtfled deadline: 10:30 a m eacb through Wedneaday, virlll average tion is present In some arena natu­ this deihandt TaK Incl. Brown and Bill Conklin followed new cycle qf saving has actually Strong minds, great^hearts, "Man Into Space" by Hermann potential *s shown by the times undefeated CCIL record this sea­ ter. day of publication except Saturday — about 3 degrees below normal. rally, but in locations where there nPte D ept^' ' Confer St. son and a 4-2 overall record to with 172's. Rick Spang's 171 and B a. m. helped produce the current decline are excessive amounts of this ion, faith, and ready hgnda; I Oberth. tn which the events were com­ Statistically, the Eagles were the 168 of Tighe Carvey rounded Norma! high and low temperatures "The Making of a Moon" by Ar­ date. In employment and in some per­ programs of defluoridation to Mart whom the hist of offlee d ^ pleted. far above the local Red and White. out the losers' top flve. Friday.-February 7 for the Hartford area are 37 and thur C. Clarko. North Off Windham soundly defeating the Library Receives 17, for New Haven 36 and 19, and achieve the optimunh level have not kill; $1.15 Mivtred Wethersfleld completed 21 out of Junior B. RusconI and Senior T. sonal eaminga. Men whom the spoils of Olfii The laat named author quail- j home townera In the medley relay. The win over Windham waa due 42 field goals, shot a 26 out of 31 Bridgeport 35 and 19. Cold Satur­ been establish^ successfully. The I Tax laeL West Center St. largely to the efforts of Bill Rohan topped all scorers on Jan. 29, By this line of reasoning, the majority of coranaunities, however, cannot buy; flea as both a rollablo writer of Joe Austin. Steve Matterson. Enos foul shots and made 37 rebounds. Annual Shipmeiil as the sharpshooters gained their New Debate On Space day. warmer Sunday night and PhH Depflflit Kansy and John Balogh. all of Stuek (double winner). Hyson, and trend toward saving, instead of Monday, turning colder Tuesday n.uat Increase the fluoride concen­ Men who possees opinions and acientifle space boobs artd as on# Manchester hit on 24 out of 40 foul first CCIL victory. They defeated of the best aelenco-flcUon story- Windham covered the 20()-yard the freestyle relay. The relay, With the assault on outer space being some illogical miracle oc­ and Wednesday. tration in Uieir water. Thus, the will; ' i attempts and made 34 rebounds. The llbrar>’ recently received its a Bristol team who.se top scorers tdUers. He la particularly woU course in a laudable 1;.56.3 min­ Whtch finished the tneet was' led by Dick Dubanoski and Ronald Moris- already underway, a debate is be­ Some snow Saturday and chance achievement of maximum benefits Men who have honor—men whb Bruce McClain and Davis. annual shipment of about loo were reputedly unable to dig them­ curring in spite of a slowdown in will not lie. retnetnbored for “Chltdhood's utes. sette were the two top rebounders books. Many of them are on the selves out of the .snow to make the ginning to shape up on who in of rain or snow Sunday or Monday merely requires the adjustment to ' The Indian squad won its first Standouts from the champion­ general economic -conditions, may with the total amount >4 inch the optimum Ipvel of an element Men who can stand before a dem­ End.” His latest collactloii of with 8 apiece. beat-seller lists, such as in non- Silk City trip. The win gives the this countrv is to conduct that as- short stories Is "The Other Side points in the 200-yard freestyle ship team are; Chuck Towle, Art be the thing which has produced melted. already present in most Water agogue Nielson. Doug Stevens, Pete Zag- High scorers were Ron Moris- flcUon, 'The Hidden Persuaders Red and W hite a 1-0 record in Bsult—-the military or a civilian - And damn hia treacherous flatj of the Sky" in which he drama- j when Bill Stuck placed first, bv Packard: "W here Did You league competition. th a t ■alowdo'wn. sources. To Perpetuate trailed by Doug Heraant of Wind­ lio. Dan Dormer. Dave Doremua, aette with 18 points, followeci by agency. Either the addition or deletion of teries without winking; Uzea platform in apace, expedition ; Wayne Lowd. Jack Jacobs, Jim Paul Schaefer 14. Both are from Go'* " "Out". "W hat Did You Do? Along with the 178's of RusconI But even this, we feel, ia too Faucet Warms Bottle Tall men, sun crowned, who live to the moon, and flights far be- j ham and Chuck Towle of Manches­ ______- - ____ „ , "N othingby Robert Smith which and Rohan. Gambolati's first ap­ For the present, the milltsu-y Is fluorides in the communal w at^ ter. Steiik has been the chief point- Larsen. Dick Baxter, and the pre­ Wethersfield. Manchester's scoring simple an explanation for the re supply can be accomplished eco­ . above the fog yond, j A Cherished viously mentioned awimmers. had a great boost the final quarter is an amusing story ‘ pearance in the scoring .column tn command. President Ehsenhower Ravenna. Ohio— A Ravenna . in public duty and in private < getter all season in both the 200- due to the efforts oi Nell Prescott, dren; and "The Gallant Mrs. was m arked by a third-place 177. sources of motivational reaearch nomically and safely as a matter of ysrd and 100-ysrd freestyle. Bald S t his news conference that concern has perfected a babybottle routine under the auperviaion of thinking;. who has been playing jayvee ball. Stonewall" by Harnett Kane, And the strong 176’s of Feltham We await the official results with warmer that operates by attach­ fiior while the rabble, with their Towle, like Stuck a sophomore, Another championship squad la about "Stonewall" Jackson a wj£^- and Sheridan helped lift the Indian Defense Secretary McElroy would the public health department. In Memory 1 has also contributed greatly to the directed by Coach Gilbert Hunt. Prescott hit on 7 out of 7 from the only one certainty; the motivation ing a rubber or plastic hose to the many areas the cost per person per thumbwom creeds. Oiarg* j Non-fiction stories Include "To total to 885, 56 points over retain control of outer-space weap­ scoring column. Hia riflemen have kept up their foul lane, and scored three baskets al boys will take' aome of the fun hot-water faucet, putting the bot­ year is only 9 to 15 cents even Their large professions and their • Ta«r Choose wisely the monuinent for the Indians’ high scorer posi­ Live Again" by Catherine Mar­ B ristol's 829.' ons development. But the Presi tle in the warmer, and turning on Co-captain Jim Davis raptured tremendous victory streak, now shall. author of "A Man Called High man for Bristol was Bill out of thrift, too. when local industry consumes sub­ Uttle deeds. PrsompttMM numbering 37. Besides the CCIL tion with 13 points. dent has also asked his science ad­ the water until the bottle rotates. stantial quantities of water. Such Mingle in selfish strife, lo! Free­ llsto that will stand forever in the 50-yard freestyle. He . com­ •Earth Satellites by Wishneski with 176, followed by The manufacturer says the spin­ silent tribute to your loved pleted the course in :25.9 seconds. title, undoubtedly falling to the There is no doubt that, besides Patrick Moore, a scientific book Clarence Budamer, 167; Harold viser. Dr. James R, Killian Jr., to monitoring of the water supply haa dom weeps. Indiana, there should be another sloppy shooting, sloppy playing ning action eliminates milk film benefited millions of people for Wrong rules the land, and waiting PINE PHARMACY ones. Kurt Elgenbrod, *lso of Manches­ looung. ^■ ".’'■ ■ '5 telling of m an's flr.st steps into Dunbar, 165: Ron Douglas, 162; submit suggestions on* the type of HoMinif The Wire ter. won third in this event. state championship tltje for the and minor offenses hurt the Red ^ ^ J ’. g very irtformative and Bill Pottor 159. and keeps the bottle's nipple from numerous years in hundreds of Justice sleeps;" SM CMter S t —Ml SMIH In the 100-yard breaststroke Doug organization . that should control clogging. areas throughout the country. It —Josiah Gilbert Holland Red and Wplte. and White. ' b^k called "Why Teach?" by The Indians showed a depth un­ TTie New York Telephone Com Stevens, junior ace, finished sec­ C!oach Elgin Zatuiskys lioopslers ; Sharp telling all the whys long-range space projects In the Wo have our own d«slgnl«x Presenting four of the numerous prizes swarded for the oddest outfits at Manchester High's first surpassed by either of their op­ pany haa just demonstrated a new ■orvlco to.'bulld a moounwat ond for the locals. Pete Zaglio, also Basketball: The same story with meet Meriden High tonight in and wherefores of teaching aa future. "Odd Hop" is Dick Yules, master of ceremonies for the event. Receiving their prizes are, left to ponents, posting 3 scores in the advance In the science of commu JUST PY)R TOU at no extra of MHS, finlahed third. Both were an added twist this weak. Tfie team Manchester. Meriden is one ph.ee profession. . 170’s which were not figured in the Tn the meintifhe, Oongreaa has unable to out-awim Steve Matter- now haa trouble putting field goals right. Pria Tennant '60, Ann Olmstead '60. Ron Gambolatt '59, and M att M oriarty '59. (Photo In the fiction line. Neville nication which, with certain adap coat. Wo do al] cutting In above the last place Indians in the final tally of either match. Also of indicated its determination to our own shop, from tbe Bon of Windham who waa timed at through the hoop! Tonight’a game, bv Pinto I. CCIL Shule's famous novel about^ the interest is the upperclass domina­ tations, could create a mild social make its influence felt in the de­ rough atone to the flnlahrd 1:14.6. unless practice thia week has been i The Indians tan break their los­ atomic war, "On the Beach,' la a tion of tha last two matches, in revolution as well. memorial . . . AND WE Co-capUin Tom Hyson placed, intensified, could very easily be- . bit hit. Also popular is "Edge of cision. Senate Democratic leader ing streak with enough determine which seniors won 3 of the 5 places The Bell System's latest wonder EMPLOY THE MOST first in the diving event. Hyson come another rout. lion. The 'Al Weiss" Crystal Ball | Darkness by Mai^ Ellen Chase, in each meet. Johnson, In a move endorsed by took 44.78 point! while team m ate : ------I Young Staff device hooks up two machines SK ILU TL MEN AVAIL- still views the game as a Meriden! and "Mr. Baruch, by Corl. Chances for extending the Republican leader Knowland, In AB?-E. Wayne Laud, captured third place. Notes: School spirit at the con- S.C. Committee Holds victoiw. This week, however, the ' There are tnany. "'“"If streak much farther have been which, once the original telephone troduced a resolution calling for Stuek waa an easy winner in the 1 tinuoualy losing Manchester ba«- , score, should widen to a 59-52 tri-' lion and non-flcUon b(^oks, nclud- termed slim in the face of the Open tonight to 9 100-yard freestyle. He cruised to I ketball games has been outstand- ; Gives ‘^Scribe’ contact haa. been eatahliahed. take 5 the creation of a Congressional umnh linX ’>est aellera, in the library tough competition that lies ahead ovgr the conversation, one ma­ Other* may try to copy our tkillfnt vlctorj' in 58.4 seconds. A rt Nlel-1 j|y |,gt is off to all students j P ■ Al Weiss, '58 waiting lo be read. Carole Ru*»n, of the sharpshooters. The locals committee to study the matter sen won a third place for Man- faithfullv back up their team. ! Novel Dance ‘Odd Hop’ A Volume Of this year's first edi­ chine relating everything it knows u>ork...... but it ia never duplicated have yet to meet Kingswood or and issue a report. In addition, Open Thursday and Friday Chester in this event. whether a victorious one or not! ^ tion .o f the ■•Junior Scribe" was to another machine on the end of Milford, an unknown quantity in leglalation has already been pro­ Jack Jacob! of Manchester; weiss, '58 i Evefyone. from the "gals" and presented to the High' School pre-season reckoning. the hne, which puts it all down. Evanings to Nina placed second in the 100-yard but------. i World recently by the literary posed to turn space research over "guys" of the roaring '20'a to Tickets Available The upcoming return match This ii presented aa a commar- Closed all Day Wednesdays terfly event. He waa led by Burt! j staff of the magazine. This mag­ with Wilbraham Academy also to the Atomic Energy Commission Greene and followed by Bill Skoog, [ the "hep caU " of 1963, showed up , azine, written by eighth grade stu­ cial, business process, of use when­ MANCHESTER looms dark on the horizon; the Red The issue as to Who should lead both of Windham'. for Manchester High's first “Odd , Tickets are atlU avaiiable for dents in the High School Building, ever one office wants to transmit ;‘ilhe ainmal V arsity "M" dan(M and White barely squeezed past Manchester waa able to place j is similar lo the high school's the Bay Staters with an 8 point the nation's assault on miter space Hop. " Jart.'M. in the school g>-m- to be held Saturday evening. "Quill," both, of them being liter- a lot ot detail to another. MEMORIAL COMPANY only one tivlmmer in the back-; Contest Winner nasiuni. The dance, spon.sored by [ victory in an early season match; aeems to resemble a previous de­ Feb. 15, to the music of Lenny ar.v magazines. Inevitably,' however, certain stroke event. Dan Dormer, grabbed i th* social committee of the Stii-, In CCIL competition, the squad bate in recent American history on OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY second place, led bv Joe Austin ; ■Shankman and his Collegian.*. The "S( ribe" contains stories broader uses auggeat themselvas. Linda E. Erickson has been an- dent Council, broke all records for ! Admission is $1.50. Tickets are must face Windham High before whether revolutionary scientific in­ HARRISON STREET-TEL. Ml 9-5807 and followed by Frank LsChap- r . hv I and poems written by the .stu­ claiming the League title outright. pelle of Windham. 1 nounced s« the winner of the Bettj attendance. obtainable from any <‘hib mem- formation. bom of the needs of de­ lATio among us docs not have that dent.*. and edited and piiblislied by The big word in the Indian A. 4IBIETTI, Proprietor Dale Robinson ano^n*i^terof”w Xv’ng | written about "A Day in My Ufe. " come on team pul u m. *^to any but peaceful purposes. If It is also possible to vi.sualize, William Stockdale. from the ^ ^py money she Anders Newman, the boy the senior album, of which lhe^"lMdv ■ ® I Tlie stories concerned a dsy in the This cheer is a familiar one lo class honors thia week In the Lc- Miss Janet Hartinger. home the sincerity of this proposal is to with this new invention, two house­ Marsh Program Service, presented ,gmed. record albums of \ hich , language, he has 1 jjf, ^ jog. mouse, bee, and m HS students, and also to our pep economics teacher at MHS, recenl- a naovie and a lecture entitled | national w+nner in the Duchln Story," “Glenn Miller been able lo teach hia students , others. .squad. At the head of the red and gl^ion of Honor column. be underlined to the world, it wives going blithely and happily Carnepip Hall,” and Perry Gomo'.s Wayne has followed a college ! ly became engaged to Mr. Donat about their morning's work, iliak- "Traveicade of Sports." Mr. Slock- i fourth annual Betty Crocker much about France. | Also in this edition were many 1 white clad girls is this week's prepmatory cotifse during his four ! Marchand of Taftvine. ' would be far better if our outer- e to uBurdale iiflu*has traveled "*.all over the I| Searchgfarf-i) conducted amon)famong 327.000 ^ 5*®^ Letters uere « I A few orof methe ways that inai his m; stu- . poems written by students. Ron- legionnaire. Let's all give a rousing ing their beds on achedule, baking years at high school. Wayne's plan : ’ Mr Marchand is in his third space work were under thoroughly world photographing famous and I women in 11.800 of the Ann learning about Aid Kacmarezyk wrote of man, j ^heer for Carol Hope Hueslia. for the future is lo become a chem- ; year at Harvard Law School and civilian, not military control. their home made bread and cake, unusual sports' evenU. ; tion's public, private and parochial Ron-itd Gsmholali Priscilla 'France' ‘•'■’’'bee and ana ita us people peupir arc aic si singing ,"Who tried lo leap over a bili . ■ .captain of our cheerleaders. The greatest sports event he ha.* ; high schools will be named April rj’mholali Priscilla ‘•■''bfe ana p i looks, and 1st although hia choice of school ; will graduate in June. Sometime It would aecm, moreover, that doing their sewing and accomplish-1 Ron.ald Gambolali. ■ 11a , leading newspapers^ And now they arc reading lu.s carol’s personality is indefinite. ! Rraduation. Mr Marchand Carpet wall-tit>>wall with et'er photographed, according lo ,17 , banquet in the Waldorf- Tennant. Mallc l Moriarty and ppste.-s of France, seeing dolls ; will ’ Loretta Wrobcl wrote about scholastic ability lave placed her ^ civilian control would be a pre­ ing a thousand wonders of domes­ Richard, English, physics, solid geome- Will go into the Air Force as a, Mr. Stockdale. was -the mile race I Astoria Hotel In New Y'ork City. Iiidv 'b the Jiolidav dress of certain a "lady from Naples . . who „m„ng the top-ranking senior girls. try, trigonometry, and mechanical first lieutenant. requisite if the President were to ticity •while, all the time, their in Vancouver in which both Roger queue. Terr ■ R r^areasof thecounli^^^ worked with .staples f’">lip Hp,. ^-inning smile ana readiness I General Mills Is the sponsor of Hillnski. >tarv Dr'er and Butch drawing make up Wayne’s srholas-^ Miss Hartinger and Mr. Mar- . take his outer-apace proposal one morning conversation with one an­ Complete Bannister and John Landy broke the program designed to assist , money and hearing talks on the Rice wrote of a "young gal from contributed to her popularity tic program for this year. "Solid ■ chand are both graduates of the other goea on in all ita fiill glory, the four-minute mile. iThev had Gagnon. Lcmber. . .who loved to .swim inGeadciship, service, characlei. logical step further and call for the schools in education for home and Sixl-en 45 rpm records «;|;re ' hi.storv of France and about the and trig " rank as hia favorite sub- i University of Connecticut placing of all futuristic projects by courtesy of Bell System' ma­ broken it previously six weeks family living. Thi* .year's huge December." • and achola.stic abilitv were the four No definite date has been set tvith Labor apart, Bartnister al 3:59.4 and also given to tbn.se student.* All who bad articles in The .Carol fulfilled in her jecla. under the jurisdiction of the chines. entrytion over brings the million the 4-year mark." particlpa-A to'tal ' "PP'^bcd at the lucky po.s.tinns in of different area.* of the spoken eounlry. to Music haa taken a major portion for the wedding but it’ Is planned Landy a t 3:.58) This "Race of the "Junior Scribe" combined their ef- aophmoie year, for she wa.* elected for sometime In the fall. United Nations: Sir Leslie Mun-1 ------Century" took place in the British of 1.071.000 girls enrolled ih this , "b*- . French rl-rese.* other than his own. , fort.* w ith the literary club to '1^^' Ve'rplaiick Chapter of the of Wa.cne * lime and he has served and Cushion Private Tweed of the school both as a member of the roe. president of the United! , a i . Empire Games which also feature national homemaking project .since ! V?" a’, *!!!'th„ -voninr .\nvone who is intere.sfed in ' produce a magazine worlh.y National Honor Society. Thjs is a 26 mile marathon. Another high­ it was launched in 19.5.V A total: highlight 'bf the evening France should , publication, from the quality of band for four years and a* a mem­ Nations General Aaaembiy, has Togetherness ■ ail' *!..■ J « ...us/sWi learninc: irorc Rbout France should | publication quite an honor, for it ia very dif­ ber of the High School dance light of the games in Vancouver is of $106,000 in scholarships will be came w.th the dance conte.st wit ch IRoom 231 lo .*c« the in-j work in this edition, it m.ay be ficult for a student lo meet all of Blish Reviews called for such UN control to; Togethqineas. any social expert Enjoy the warmth, the luxurious quietne.ss of wall- di- bands. diving in the Empire Pool which awarded this year. ibon, lercs'lipg'collect'on of articles from'.that many of the •authors." upon these qualities in the .sophomore avoid "spaUal anarchy, ' that. v^•^ll tell you, makes life fuller and to-wall caipetinjr at a fraction of the price you for instance fi the only pqol built to the specifi­ iri *. x3«.*.. wallz. foxlrot and nop Mr. Paulus h.is ' arrival in high school, ma.v join. year. This year she is serving as Besides being one of Manchester MUON MO. SIM * Each Stale Beltj Crocker | winn"rs were LP France tb at High's number-one musician*. Broadway Pl^iys would "render futile all the ad- j more" exciting, and there is proof expected to pay. Watkins Private Tweed is a blend cations of Olympic pool. Homemaker of Tomorrow will re­ brought Mench-sl'-r H'gh. "The Higli School World " or senior advisor Mr. Stockdale had many picture* . . 1 ' record albums. W inner in the "Cniill " to further their lite ra ry Preparing for a liberal arts Wayne has been a member of the ^vancea In the aclencea w.e are wit-1 u^ia in the way Westchester and of sturdy, lonjf-wearihg wool and dye-right carpet ceive a School. golf team as well a,* a participant Sock and Buskin was very for­ rayon in popular, two-tone and multi-colored looi)- ’12x15' Living Room y|^f//FROM THE Df'the famous rodeo hdd‘at Cal-' inp*" \vith *her Khool ■'Takinr''"he Dick Olmsted '59 ambitions. i course at either Swarthinore nr liessing today." ] tpe Bronx get along. .Muriel Mikolcil, '59. Cornell. Carol has followed a col­ in the intramural sports program tunate in having #8 its guest speak-' gary. Canada. Bronco-busting and I Washington. D. C„ ■ Taking Pursuing his athletic interest , er for it.* Jan. 29 meeting, Fred We don't know how such pro-, Many a summer evening, and pilc tweeds I Private Tweed is one of the most WEYERHAEUSER trick ridlhg provide many thrills , . , prizes in the fox trot division were lege preparatory course for four 1 9x8' Dining Room colonial W.lbamsburg Va and | DeQusttro. she i.* taking 1 outside of school, Wayne spends , Blish; a-former president of Sock poaals aa these weigh in the minds every summer weekend, thousands Reg. $ 11.60 beautiful carpets you can own . and one of to­ - for the spectators, Mr. Stockdale Knitting Classes , years. This year she i.* taking I 4-SQUARE HpME Ths bop division ended In a tie , Latin IV, history of western civil- ^manyf hours of the spring and sum- and Biuskin. Mr. Blish, a member of .of Congressmen and Senators‘ron- of residents of the Bronx feel the day’s best buys. Exclusively at Watkins, 3g8' H«llw«y had also taken movies of the In­ ship will be awarded the second 1 Moone-,- and her part- mer on the golf greens. .Also or- -the cla.** of '51 and an English . sidering whether outer-space proj- dian J3ays at Banff, which is a Still Popular bt'« awarded to the All-American Toward the end of the evening of knitting in Mrs. Doris Pyne a an qualified tn give a very coinpiete •Sandalwood Beige •The.se, colors to order. Modem design ia carried through inside, too. The remain on his horse for ten' lec- Homemaker of Tomorrow. Girls constructing sovernl interesting gram. Our legionnaire has been a leave outer space to the military. The people of Westchester, how- * Yules introduced , Charlc.* Van senior home management class. member of our paper. "The High active member of the .Methodist review on Broadway's "best." .A luxurious living room has an open-beam raised onds, keeping one hand in the air. who rank second, third, and fourth project.*. Mr. Raymond J. Vitclli. a Youth Fellowship and of the De- good plav is not always a co(n- There had been considerable Con-: gver, have felt an increasing nos- The rest .of Mr. .Stockdale's Ausdale, president of the Student Mr.*. Pyne mentioned that, be- student teacher, instructs the stu­ School World,” for four years. T)tis in the nation will receive $4,000, cause of the increasing age span, Mola.v organization, Wayne has mercial success' wa* a point ho gressjonal enthusiasm for Secre­ talgia for their own s|»eclal biand • ceiling, picture window, and a massive fireplace' movie consiated of ice boat racing Council. Charlie .*poke for a vast dents in one of his classes. Exam­ .year she w rites for the Legion of $3,000. and $2,000 scholarships re­ majority of the students present manv people retire from jobs early been honored in both of these brought to the attention of the tary MrP:iroy's plans for a cen­ of togetherness, which existed back wall. The big kitchen, .with breakfast nook, haa a In Quebec, skiing at BraUleboro, ples of projects are an inlercom- Honor. Girls' Leaders Club has club. T)>e increasing foreign spectively. when he stated that the dance was and discover they have time on kept her quite active in the sports fields. He was chosen junior foun- influ­ tralized Defense Department agen- in the daya when they themselves ^ continuoua jine of windows extending the full length Vermont, antique car races In Mas- Jane Gozdz, '60. their hands. These people, she said, municalion system, a short wave cllor of the DeMolay and was ence and a new trend in the theater aaehusetti and wAter-skllfig in "very successful.” He al.so said radio, a standard broadcasting program. -ey that would eliminate intcr- could get together in their own at countertop level. A separate dining room opens that' if enough of the students find that hobbies play an impor­ Basketball; volleyball, archery, chosen by the Methodist Confer­ were also mentioned. Florida, tant p art in their lives.' S tarting radio, house wiring, and a radio ence lo attend the Regional Train­ Jane Harry and Martha Leander, apaca fighting over responsibility parks. So they have, one by one, onto the sheltered porch. There is a- big utility ' Trine Nlelaon '58 wanted another 'ance of this type transmitter. bowling, softball, and tumbling are one could he held again aoon. projects which have some Interest ing Camp at Lycommlng College: thespians. were in charge of. tha for advanced projects. But Senator | been <-loslng park.* and recreational and s^rage room. The master bedroom has an Caesar Headlined .'Some projects, such as the some of the sports in which she has meeting. Mrs. Helen Page • Then, much to the surprise of now will enable a decision in later participated. Besides cheerleading "People who are late" rank as Sklnnar Johnson'! proposal—and the warm , facilities to outsiders, adjoining full bath with vanity. ladios, take about six weeks to, Wayne’s pet peeve, while "Bumble served a.* temporary advisor. * the very deserving masj.eiL-of- life ao that much time won't be and National Honor Society. Cur­ .50 Carpets your stairs! In ‘Roiiiain’ Papers wasted in choosing a holihy. complete with class inslrurlion in Bee Boone." pork chops with baked Jane Hari'y gave a.short review reception it w-as given indicate: -me people of the Bronx, on the | This ia just one of over 100 home designs in oUr M u^ Croup ceremonies, Charlie presented him theory. The students build the kits rent Affairs and Student Council that Congress now realizes that ; other hand, have certain pleasures » with the last of the 33 13 LP rec­ She also pointed out to her class a p p le s and a good math problem of two current liook.* on the the- with the aid of schemaitc draw­ have occupied part of her time. head hia liat of favorites, ,ater.. She also included a list of missiles and space platforms are 4-Squara Home Building Service. Drop in aoon The portrayal of Julius Caeaara’ ord albums. that people who are busy In doing Our "petite" legionnaire teaches the and assets of their own. Tliey have We’ll carpet your stairs with high, looped-pile tweedy ings. In class they learn how lo To travel lot the moon and to own [ lop movies of '57, and aee them all. You’re sure to find just the Hears Concert moat- dramatic moments were the Judy Rega '59 creative works are usually happy Sunday School at the Center Con- 1 not the ultimate use to which some of the nicest pavement in the peoplf. use the voltmeter, amp'metei. lube his own helicopter are two of New memtiers introduced at the moresque jcarpet, complete with cushion and labor for home you want in a.tixe and style to fit your needs. mode popular event* In Roman checker, ohmmeler, and the oscil­ gregational Cliurcli. I Jcnowledge of apace should be put. world. Their streets are beautifully History that Miss Mary McAdams FRESHMEN IIASKKTB.XLL Many of Mrs. Pyne’s pupils homework itn(l sports, aho w atches Watnes desire.. meeting are Mary Pantaleo. Carol •.S-19,50. Stairs with landings and hallways at propor- Recently the students of Mr. loscope. I King. Anne Hobin. -Piaf WaUli, straight, agd, early in the morning fourth period class used a* fea­ A fine season for the freshman showed an interest in knltti.ng as a American Legion baseball games, With his winning peisonality and A ' «■ ' ti^’iate savings. Choice, of Green, Brown, Gray or Robert Water's Music Appreciation basketball squad is almost a sure hobby. As a result, Mrs. Pyne vol­ The display cabinet in Uie indus­ month* one ’ loug list of friend.*, we know th at Margie Stoddard. Muriel Mikolelt. and late at night, beautifully wide. <^as8 heard the Boston Symphony ture stories for original newspa­ trial art* corridor demonstrate.* a In tlie sum mer ’ ~ • Thrift. In A Recession Burgundy. * pers. The newspapers, featuring thing. The freshman team Is get­ unteered to help those inexperi­ nh,'‘‘«nd"T*Vol 'r m i n L all Wavne will be-happy in,his chosen, Darw^ Jacobson. Judy t HtUnaki. But every day during the year a Orchestra al the Buahnall Me- ting back on its feel with two con­ enced in the art of knitting to photoelectric cell and an electric Important events in early Roman tim er built by K urt Elgenbrod. '60. ?o^emrrLake,"rnoun\a‘i^'cUmbing ! field, Bob Jamatis. Jack Toomey, HaraW ' Tbir is an age whit-h insists on treniendoua caravan of Westches- ■ mprial in Hartford. history, were produced to appear secutive wins after a slow start. learn a worthwhile hobby. _1..-U _ir* i NNavn^ of Mr. and , Jarvis. Rob RusconI. Carol Mart- TTie program consiated of Bee­ an electrical sign built by Paul (W hich ranks Newman, of"57 ling, Doris Michelltsh. Myra ^ conducting , its 'motivatlonsl re-1 terites heads into the Bronx and I aa original and realistic aa pot- Defeats bv Mansfield. Windham, The class must complete these thoven's "Gross* Fugue" and Stra­ project* before June graduation, Longchamps, '59. and a radio built Hampshire, lish, Dave Barlow, Donna Metcalf, ' ^qaarch into everything. Accord-1 fills these streets with, parked cars! BUILDING MATtRIALS Bible. ' AdvertUementa, cartoons, and Wethersfleld have been felt by in M anchester. Turnbull Rd. vinsky's "Petrouchka." The lattgr the team, but their Indian spirit mittens, scarves, sweaters, a baby by Richard Cosrtia, '59. ' Ci rol Huestig '58 Roberta Campbell and Dlclc Ohn- half of- the program consisted 6f weather predictions, and common Fred Tully. '59. James Tierney. Carol also, "loves" m arshmallow evbry (Jay news took their place was regained after victories over" bliinket. socks, hair pin laiie' atole, sundaes, "Magic Moments'* qpd s ^ a d . LUMBER FUEL Tchalko'wsky's "Symphony \ No. 5 crocheting.' embroidery,- limd hook­ ;59j K urt BigenbVod, and Paul Donna BflndaU '69 in E Minor." Parts Of thisjaeldc- kmong the Taaturea. Photos drawn East Kartfold and Rockville. ; , ■ Longchamps constructed a" ftand- Mount Madison (what's combina- ambitioh if toi lesrn to\s)tl-Mown George Ordway '61 ed rug squares. Mbiint Madison?). tlon Included "A ndante," ■IVslae.” in Inwk ink adorned the pagea, by sigh in Uje- audio-visual room', tio n lj. . Q—Who eemmanded the' flrat Ihe young publishera gave thOir This project proyecl to be one As a cheerleader her p«t peeva is Carol is the younger daughter and "Flnsle.” ■q ^ H ow many railroads in tha of last year’s most popular units The projects currently being of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Huestis, .71 American fleet during tflo appearing and-some incomes are'day. dacided to close , two more Plorto Monteux was th# fUMt papers varied' appellktlons. How­ built will b* completed by the be­ an obviou* one! "voiceless fans at UonaryWarT ever, what ever the name, they United States operate more than and seems to be enjoyed by ail MHS games." Vernon StreeL 1,000 mll^s of road apiece T once again this year, ginning of Jhe third quarter. Carol Fischar A—Eaek Hopkinot proclaimed the Roman news. • Ralph Geer '58 Our legiotmalres'a . gregteit Lynn Longfellow. , A—Thera ara 43. Jana Oozds '80 ..'-I ( i

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' . \ ' ’(S.' ' ' . PAGE tJWE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 7, 1958 ItinCCHESTER EVENH^G HlBRALD. Wa NCHESTER, CONN^ TOIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1955 PAGE EIGHT lln, Beverly Wilke, Joyce Cku-laon< week were 23,458 persons who meeUng were Nsw Haven, Bridge­ were already woricing but Who port. Stamford, waterbury. An- W KN B-fi40 B utton ■David Ulm,, Allen 'Von Zander, Mayors Ask State 8I%10—lost Ronald Lewis, Kathleen Person, wera collecting retroactive pay- Bonlo, Plalnville, Nerd London, Tor- About Town^ Jt^mney/Asks Split IVtXXl—1290 Daily Radio mento resulting from inventory rtngton, Meriden, Danbury, and WFOP—1410 DorothY Young, Kenneth Cole­ Sp^d Jolbless Pay John Okon, Pain,ter, Stassen’s Bristol. AppUcatlona for the 2-year WDitC—1860 Eoatera Stands Time WHAT--010 man, Joseph T r ^ , Ronnie Morra, and holiday shutdown!. Door to Door ' Raymond Lewis and Bruca Foster. The conference here also named FUEL scholarships given by Gibbons As­ (Centtoewfif^^^m F6ge One) sembly, Catholic Ladles o f Colum­ 'T o DisetaM LoodscaplBg 'Mayor MorelU chalrinan of a sub­ ,|ttachine6 Do 99% Tto following program ^ committee to confer with Con­ Is De^d at Age 66 bus, at Mt.-Rccord Revue • ilW- house-to-house calls by uniformed on the television program “RFD 8’' Ribicoff has mid that he will mediately. '' country comes from machines. BOLAND World War I and attained the'xank an Indefatigable worker," holders, executfves, employes and 4B—'P. M. WHAT-Nlght Watch Scouts and an -dutt. « over Channel 3 at noon on Satur­ He called for "real leadership in meeting next Thursday at 12:30 ln;more than one basic industry, 25 r«.'—Ro» iiUler W nC—Monitor decide whether to call a special of lieutenant. „ Support Lacking customers could reasonably be ex­ Troop Committee Chairman Ron­ days. session of the Legislature after our cities to solve the immediate p,m. at the home of Mrs. John A. But Rep. Simpson, chairman of r cent . MV^trihur Godlrey WDRC-The World Tonlghl OIL COMPANY He led an active life here. He Kirkham, 60 Marion Dr. Actually, he explained, only OM pected to benefit," Romney pre­ }P—waxworke t Dog ald Grosb. In making the announce­ His talk on Thursday will In­ he confers With legislative leaders problem.’'• served in public office, held many the Republican Congressional Cgm- and Ford wmiltj be affected at this dicted. ment, said last ysaria drive re­ clude slides on planning a home on Monday. 369 CENTER 5T. church positions and was affiliated paign Committee and dean of the ^‘^HAV-PUtter Party ■WHAT--Nl|mt Watch Freese said that Norwalk waa o m fllA i y Miss Lauretta B. Steltz, 91 time. OM, because of its “ outstand­ And a dispersal of the HAW’S WTIC—Monitor ceived excellent cooperation from landscape. He will also discuss Meanwhile, the State Labor De­ pushing capital improvement pro- Tel. Ml 3-6320 with many civic enterprises and Pennsylvania OOP House delega­ bargaining power, he ari^ed, W D R C -Tbe World Tonight local residents. “ It proved It only lawns and the kinds of shrubbery partment reported yeaterday that Washington St., is visiting her ing success in the automobile and WPOP—Hound Dog grania covering schools, park and organisations. sister, Mrs. David Kelleher, Coates- tion, said of that today: several other basio Industries/* and would lift the auto producers from TlO-Roee Mtiter takes a little from everyone to available. A second meeting in the unemployment compensation aewera. TV SERVICE To those who knew him well, he “The President probably plans DRC-Cal Kolby 24-Hour Burner Service ville, Pa. Ford, because of its Importance in “underdog" status and restors fPOP—Waaworlu ^AY-Nigm watch make the drive a success,’’ he scries on landscaping has been claims last week rose to 64,075, The mayors plan to meet again Dojra . f f QC A OoD was John I. to relieve (Stasaen) from his pres autos and farm machinery, "would them to equality at the wags bar­ wnC—Monitor added. scheduled for Feb. 20 at the nearly 2,000 more than the previ' about March 1 to review the aitu- (fights Rlue Porta Olson had always been in the Engaged ent Job, and M th his tongue in Platter Party WDRC—Moods for Romance l-'or Hurn« r S« r\i(« ()nl> Louis C, Paulus, exchange teach­ become the sources for at least two gaining table. WPOP-Hound Dog Funds raised In tHe canvass sup­ American Legion Home in South ous week’s basic total of 62,340. ation. - ', TEL. 8 0 8-8688 painting and decorating business. bheek, suggested that Pennsyl • Revue port the work of ' Charter Oak Coventry. It will cover the care of Other cities repreaented at the Cali MU vKxztf or Ml 3*4tMl5 He opened a store in the Farr er from Belgium, will be the guest t;4S— Dropped from the listo last speaker at the French night pro­ The engagement o f Miss PaU' vania might be willing to accept Tbs' engagement / of Bheila WHAT-Night Watch Council and Blackledge Dtatrict shrubs. Block on Center St. about 33 years the discarded Mr. Stasaen as its W ir e —Monitor. I Ponltry Meeting Slated gram Monday night at the meeting line F. Cormier to Pfc. Robert W, Ann O’Brien to M ward John WDRC—Mooda for Romance activities. The mon;y does not go ago. After one year in that location, governor." , Pickett is anno^ced by hes WPOP—Wazworlu into troop treasuries, Grose said. the store moved to Main St. About of Campbell Council, Knights of Jones is announced by her m WPOP—Hound Dog Meeting the Competitiim With Columbua A French menu will be ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry- J. Oor- 'T m sure Pennsylvania will not parents Mr. and/Mrs. Joseph M,. Boy, 14, Held in Theft * ‘tm sT—putter Party IS:S«— Contributions support Camp Pio­ Quality Eggs" haa been chosen as 12 years later Olson decided to give do . this, preferring a Pennsyl­ O’Brien, 56 Ardmore Rd. WHAT-NIght Watch neer, Camp Johnson, the salaries up the store and stick to painting served at 6:30. Co-chairmen of the mler, 447 E. Middle Tpke. WTIC-Csvalcade of SporU ' the theme of the Tolland County John I. Olson Her fiance.is 'the. son of Mr. and vanian,” Simpson' added. Stassen Her fiance in the son ' of Mrs. of professional Scoutera and the Poultry meeting at Rockville High and decorating. Edwin A. Johnson, committee are Gilbert Dumais and WDRC—Moods for Romance \ who was employed by Olson, took Eldmund Duclos. Members are Mrs. Wade C. Jones, South Coven­ served three terms as governor of Katherine Pletett of Meriden and WPOP—HiWmd Dog general program of the district and School Thursday at 8 p.m. Minnesota before moving to Penn­ the late Edward J. Pickett At Waterbury Bank Sho, M:IS— council. Grose explained that three- over the store, now known as the asked to obtain their tickets at the try. ‘ WHAY-Nlght Watch Thomas Morrison, a^cuitural E. A. Johnson Pidnt Co. K of C Home before Monday night. Miss Cormier is employed at the sylvania in 1948. Miss 0 3 rien gradua'ted from WHAT—putter Party W n C —Cavalcade'of Sports quartera .of the Council budget ia economist of the UnIverKty of A park bench served as Olson s Dulles,^ Menshikov East Hartford Aircraft Federal Rep. Van Zandt, one of the Manches^r High School and St. WC(X3—Record Revue WDRC—Mooda for Romance underwritten by th. Hartford Com­ Connecticut, will talk on the ques­ Francis/' Hospital School of (OMttaMd from Fxge Om) WKNB-Open Hike WPOP—Hound Dog munity Chest. Drives, such as the tion, “ Does it pay to produce qual­ “ office." His men would meet him Delegates from the Auxiliary to Credit Union. Her fiance is serv­ leading OOP prospects for the WriO-RMa Killer 14iSS- ^ Anderson-Shea Post, No. 2040, Pennsylvania post, and,Rep. Gavin Nursiw. She U on the nuriring Tax Review Board WHAT—Night Watch local one, in towns outside the ity egga?" at The Center early each morning Join in Hope for ing with the U.S. Marine Corps, federal warrants today ore from WDRO-Cal Xolby „ ^ ^ to get their work assignments for VFW, are reminded of the Hartford stationed at Camp Lejeune, N. C. (R-Pa) said they know of no state staff/at Manchester Memorial Hos In Sexsion Saturday WPOP—United AuU Workere Show WTTC—Cavaleede ol SnoDe (/ommunlty (Jhest area, make up Handling, grading and storage of Waterbury, ■ ;SS— WDRC—Moods for Romance the balance of the budget. the day. Better Relationship County Council meeting tomorrow A May wedding is planned. leaders supporting Stassen for the pii WHAT—PUtwr Party WPOP—Modem Sounds eggs on the farm will be the sub­ 4 Job. , /Her fiance graduated from Meri­ The three at large were described Co-op News ject of William AKo, extensioi) Olson entered into politics as a night at 8 o’clock at the Legion ’The Board of Tax Review will as armed and dangerous. WTIO-Roca Killer ll:4S— I Gavin said Stassen “has out­ den High School and Fairfield Uni- WDRO-Cal Kodn WHAT-Nlght Welch Mrs. Francis- Selbie of Sunset poultryman. Wllmot Irish, agricul­ Republican and served on the town k L i, Memorial Rd., West Hartford. meet to consider appeals from WPOP—Waxworka Board of Selectmen in 1945 and (Continued from Page One) lived his usefulness in the party” veirslty. He served two years in Federal agents obtslnsd the WTIC-Xoorta Highlights • Lane haa been appointed ways and tural engineer, will speak on egg Hospital Notes Oermany with the U.S. Army and the new assessor’s grand list wsrrsnts from Commissioner 8:44— WDRC—Moods for Romance means chairman for the (Jo-opera- storage facilities and equipment. 1946. That- was the town's govern­ Troop 47, Boy Scouts, will hold because of what Gavin describe from 10 a.m. to noon tomorrow. Holden early today. WHAT—PUtUr Party W P O P -H odem Snundt you’re wondering HOW you can ing body bflore the new charter ern powers are tightly deadlocked bake sale tomorrow at 9:30 in as a "contradictory posltioii" is now associated with Crucible WTIU—Roae Killer U:SS— tlve Kindergarten and Nursery. Potlttck and Auction Planned on such major Issues as the future Steel Co. of America In North Appeals will be heard in the Mother P leo^ on Badio TORC—Cat Kolby WHAY-Nlie Watch She will serve With the executive A family night potluck will be waa adopted in 1947, creating a 9- Hale's store. Patienta Today: 208 taken by'Stassen on some party basement of the Municipal W n c -N e w e jnember Board of Directors. He of Germany and basic disarma­ Haven. . , During the morning today ths WPOP—Waxworka board of the school. served at United Methodist Church ADMITTED YESTERDAYl matters. Building. W DRC-N ewe was a member of the Board of Tax ment problems, some high officials An April 12 wedding is planned. mother of one of the teenage trio WPOP—Modem Boundi Parents who will assist at the on Feb. 14 at 6 p.m-. Mra. Charles Chapman Court, Order of Amar Howard Greenwood, 22 Foster S t; Stassen, now 50, had preeiden- ’The hearings will be continued made a mdio appeal for him to *'??HAT—Dateline Review from 1944 to 1946. are known to feel that prolonged tial hopes dashed in 1944,1948 and WTU>-New» _ school next week are Mra. E. J. Warren and Mra. William Never- anth, will meet tonight at 7:45 in Victor Geiinr, 516 Gardner S t; next week. "come or get in touch with me.” WDRC—Newa; Weather WHAT—Nile Watch Olson was a past treasurer of negotiation eventually may make the Masonic Temple. The meeting Mrs. Lena Webster,.Gibbons Con­ 1952. He was named president of W Tii'—B on ria—Weather Roser, Monday; Mra. John Struff, ette of the Woman’s Society of pay for that new car you want, see us! some headway toward initial arms Mrs. Michsel Bersrdl sddressed WPOP—News WDRC—Mboda for Romance Christian Service, are co-chairmen Emanuel Lutheran Church. He was will be preceded by a dinner at valescent Home, Rockville; Mrs. the University of Pennsylvala in 6 : 1 1 — Tuesday;. Mrs. Louis Verceili Starkel Ponders her tesrfiil pies to her sou, WPOP—Modern Sounda of an auction which the society a member of the Board of Trustees, control arrangements and meas­ 6:30, prepared and served by i Ida Fratus, 109 Wetherell S t; 1948. / WHAT—Dateltoe tlrS S - Wednesday; Mrs. Wilbert Garri­ the Emanuel Lutheran Brother­ ures to prevent surprise attack. Michael, 18, over radio station WTl(>-«pprU WHAV—Jazx Alley son, Thursday and Mrs. Robe.rt will conduct following supper. committee of members from Tern' Kevin Taylor, 29 Bancroft Rd., He came to' Washihgton with WBRY. WDRO—weather and Zalmaa hood and the Pari.sh Building Com­ Envoy of PeiMie GOP Leadership WTIC—UN Radio Review Gorton, Friday. Members and friends of the par­ pie Chapter, Order of the Eastern Rockville; Wilson Mites, 111 Holl Ehsenhower in 1953, first as for- Bennett Asks Bryant identified the youths as: WPOP—Lawrence Welk WDRC—Mooda for Romance Lom/ Cost mittee...... On his arrival yesterday, Men­ eign aid chief and then as dU- WPOP—Modem Sounda Becelvea Degree ish who have items for the auc­ Star, under the chairmanship of St.; Ronald Lltrico, Wapping; Mrs. Mersln Frank Gult, 18; Michael tion may leave them at the church Organizations in which he held shikov immediately proclaimed Mrs. Virginia Lewis. Following the armament adviser. Robert H , Starkel, a local alock- *‘WHATT-8er'enade I I i Mrs, Charles A. Robbins Jr., of PhyUls Calvert Walllnifford; Berordi, 18; and John George Wal­ w n o-cote Glee CTub WHAT—Jaxs A ll^ Middletown, daughter-in-law of at any time. They are requested membership Included the Amerl- himself as an ambassador of meeting refreshments will be George Barbeb, 25 Margaret Rd.; In 1956, Stassen created a na­ broker, said today he is “ seriously Revaluation lace, 19. WDRC—Guy Lombardo W^TC—Storlleht Serenade caiTLegion. Veterans of Foreign “peace, friendship and coopera­ considering" the- question of WPOP-^ohn Daly WDRC—Mooda for Romance First Selectman and Mra. Charles to do so by Feb. IS to give the served by Mrs. Clarissa Miller and James McO<»Vem, 101 Helaine Rd.; tionwide furore by publicly op­ Federal agehu entered the caaa Wars, Knight? of Pythias. Scandla tion.” whether to seek the chairmanship A. Robbins, will receive her doc­ committee an opportunity to sort AUTOMOBILE LOANS her committee. Mrs. Anne Kadelskl, 3 Burke S t; posing Vice President Nixon’s re- A move to aak for a complete because the bonk is federally in­ *1tha Y—Saranada them before the event. Lodge, the Manchester Country He expressed a hope for “nor­ nomlnatlon. Tfils caused a hostil­ of the Republican Town Commit- Wire—Three Uuu Extra tor’s dgree in psychology from the Elmer Hatfield, 68 Durant St.; revaluation of Manchsster prop­ sured and more than 85,000 waa WDRC—letw»li Tbomae University of Pennsylvania in Phil­ Bulletin Board Club and the Klwanls Club. He malized economic relations" be­ Volunteers are wanted, to assist ity with Nixon that exists even te^ , Involved. . BE was a charter member of Kiwanis tween the United States and Rus­ Mrs. Ruth Beach, 143 Boulder Rd.; erty started today with Chairman WPOP—Top 40 Review Jananese Sliulpnt adelphia this weekend. Mrs. Rob­ Electronics Unlimited will meet in painting of the new wing of Mrs. Barbara Bristol, Bolton; today. Starkel, a member-ol the OOP T:Sa- GENEROUS and. last year, he was made an sia, “ especially mutually ad­ town committee and active In Wilbur Bennett of the Taxpayers The 14-year-oId was taken into bins is psychologist in the Middle- tonight at 8 o'clock at the Elemen­ the Second Congregational (Jhurch Mrs. Florence Jones, Ellington; His clash with Dulles came custody last night, only a few WHAT —Serenade when that Boy honorary life member. vantageous trade.” political aetivttiea here, said he League. WnC-N. E. Skiing Will Speak Here town public school system and tary School. tomorrow beginning at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Martha Kendall, Bolton; Mrs. during discussions of a limited Concrete evldeace of the "tre­ hours after the noon-hour otlckup WDRO—Amoa n Andy Ma.es will be celebrated at St. Scout calls Olson was active in Masonic He also recalled that he had Anyone wishing to assist in this disarmament agreement with Rus­ had been approached by party WPOP—rulion LewU it. teaches sociology in evening ses­ Sunday i circles. He waa a member of Man­ spent three years in Washington Margaret Shields, 136 School St. mendous marglnAof. error" in last In a busy shopping ores. sions at Hlllyer College in Hart­ Maurice Church at 6 p.m. Confes­ \ work is asked to bring a nylon sia in London-last year. , members urging him to become a T ill— A children’s vesper service .will sions will be heard beginning at chester Lodge, No. 73, AF and AM. after World War II. when he was BinTTHS YESTERDAY: A son candidate for the position being year’s revaluaticm has now been Ten bank cuatomers and em­ WHAY-Sertnade ford. brush, between 3 Vi and 6 Inches to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kurlowlcz, Dulles, objected to some of Stas- presented, Bennett said, aild he ployes were lined against a wall WnO-Dick Burtel be held at the South Methodist 5:30 p.m. He belonged to all Scottish and an official of the United Nations wide, and a paint bucket. sen’s London maneuvering and vacated in April by William S. WDRC—Amos n Andy She holds bachelor's and mas­ T H E ' York Rites bodies and Sphinx Relief and Rehabilitation Admin­ 34 W. Center S t; a son to Mr. and will ask for League authority to of the Colonial Trust Co. by three (Thurch Sunday afternoon at 4:30. ter's degrees in sociology and a United Methodist Junior High wound Up flying to the British Davis. WPOP-K P Horaaa MYF will have a dance at 7:30 Temple of the Shrine. The Omar istration (UNftRA). The Polish American Club will Mrs. Allyn Sweet, 616 N. Main St. Davis, chairman of the party for request a totally new revaluation. of the Bidebumad hoodlums. The T:S0— Mias Mariko Takahashi from masters in psychology. She and Dr. capital himself in August to take fourih youth waited in a getaway WHAT—Serenade p.m. today with St. Mary’s Junior Shrine Club, wdth jurisdiction in In that period, he said, he be­ hold its monthly meeting Sunday BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. the past eight years, announced on The Board of Directors ia sched­ WTtO—N'we ol World Tokyo, Japan, will be the speaker. Robbins have two daughters, (Thris and Mrs. Walter Tedford, 25 Lilac personal charge of the final phase uled. .iay 18 Eastern lier in the day. SUNFLOWER enough to be his daughter. But BIRD SEED Richard H. Jordan of Mansfield, Rogers, today as part of a tour tank Battalion; First Marine Divi­ Other officer for the current Back Seat Indian Airlines flights . . . Sarah Churchill Special -■ Special / In Our Winter Ohio. to study the operating of small and sion, and was assigned to Camp year are Mrs. Clifford Mason, vice how silly they think a middle-aged leaves U.S. to see her father, but GUNMAN NABS 812.400 Private funeral services will be medium-sized manufacturing firms Pendleton. Calif. He enlisted in the president; Mrs. Clharles Pirie, sec woman is if she marries a man not before creating another scene New York, Feb. 7 (/Pi—A goateed 5 lbs. SEED held tomorrow at the Watkins- in the United States. Marines 10 years ago. retary; Mrs. N. W. Quimby, treas­ Startles Trooper even 10 years her junior. ‘ ..Air Force gives Navy a B36 ^nman, using a tame girl as a WILD BIRD SEED West Funeral Homp, with the Rev. The corporation also maintains He was bom in Springfield, urer; and Mra. Edward Moriartyi Insurance rates go up when bomber which Na'vy oiflcials once Hostage, held up a Bronx bank 10 lbs. WALLPAPER Clifford O. Simpson, mimster of plants in Manchester and Wllli- Mass. March 1, 1931. Besides his corresponding seerstary. Santa Fe. N. M .(^—State Police­ Junior staiits to drive the family scorned. branch yesterday and escaped with 15 lbs. 5 lbs. / the Center (Congregational Church, mantlc. parents and wife, ' he leaves The first social event planned man George. Smith said he got car blit not when Sis does, yet men California boy may lose eyesight two shopping bags full of 812,440 50 lbs. 10 lbs. officiating. Burial will be at the The Japanese later attended a brother, William John Votava of for the iiew seaaoii will be an in­ ‘'shook up just a bit" recently still talk condescendingly about from homemade rocket blow-up in bins. 10 99‘ convenience of the family. seminar to add to the knowledge San Diego, Calif, and his grand­ formal dinner party for all mem­ when he checked what he thought “ women drivers.” ■ . . British scientific association The bandit, a Negro, strode into 100 lbs. 25 lbs. SALE There will be no calling hours, gained on the plant tour which fathers. bers and non-member regiatered was an Indian sitting in the back So many! women now share the halls “Explorer” us brilliant the crowded Manufacturers Trust and in lieu of flowers friends may wa.s eonducted by department A full military funeral will be nurses. It will be held at the Red seat of a car parked near here late buifien of supporting a family that achievement . . . Evaagetist Billy Co. branch at Third Ave. and 155th A COMPLETE LINE OF BISHOP BIRD FEEDERS contribute to the Cancer Fund in heads. held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Grace Ember Restaurant Tuesday, Feb. one night. more than half of today’s working Graham plans cusade despite St., seized the lame-giri-^rsbout 12 care of Manchester Memorial This is the 16th such team from Episcopal Church, Amherst, Mass, 18, at 6:30 p.m. All registered It was an Indian all right, but women are married. But an awful Panama bus and taxi strike .... years old—and ordered bank em­ Mofiy Fine Patterns Left! various foreign countries to visit with burial in North Amherst lot of husbands still think helping AT Hospital. nurses interested in attending It was a 6-foot high carved figure British Foreign Secretary flies to ployes and customers to obey his the Rogers Corp. The teams are cemetery. The .. Douglass Funeral should contact Mrs. Ceretha Le- of '-a Tesuque Indian which usually around the house is beneath Athens to discuss Cyprus' future orders or “I’ll shoot the kid if you FOR INDOOR FORCING sponsored by the U.S. Foreign Home of Amherst is in charge of Chausse, Mrs. Lois Philopena or stood guard at a guest lodge north man’s dignity, even if it isn't be with Greek government. don’t.” arrangements. PAPER WHITE Operations Administration through Mrs. Mzry Gaudet. Transportation of the city. neath a woman’s fiignity to earn Two Virginia^ youths and 17- He shoved a shcqiping bag Into GLOXINIAS GALU LILIES Funerals the Council for International Prog will be arranged for those desir­ Some prankster had apparently a pay check. yeor-old girl returned home from resa’in.Management. S. M; Silver- -m the hands of a woman. customer NARCISSUS MRS. ROOSEVELT Come In NaW and Get ' ing it. moved the statue and later aban­ Same -Old Comment New Haven where they had illegal­ and forced her to collect banknotes NEW VARIETIES stein, president of Rogers Corp., doned the car With it in the back Men haven’t yet found a more ly been living. . . . Highway light­ Mrs. Flora H. Felmer is secretary of the group. Church Men Set at the windows of four tellers. The For ^ 2 For 7 5 c seat. .’ suitable comment for a silly worn ing safety to be studied on Con' bank manager himself was com­ 2 For 6 69c Funeral services for Mrs. Flora The Japanese, ali high level an’s lack of sense than to say, “ If necticut Turnpike. . . . Connecticut H. Felmer, 18 Westwood St,, were management men, have been in To Hear Dr. Fanta Police Arrests pelled to put money into another that isn’t just like a woman!’! gains nearly f P/j mllUoh in inheri­ bag. TUBEROUS BEBONIAS MIXED HYBRID Your Share of Beautiful held this morning at 9:30 at the this country since Jan. 10 visiting Teaching Grades If a man were aa indiapensable IMPORTED HYBRID John F. Tierney Funeral Home, universities, professional associa­ tance taxes last year. Then, taking the child, another to an executive aa is an excellent Red China . endorses “ Important youngster and a v.oman believed CAMELLIA — FRILLED AMARYLLIS followed by a solemn requiem Mass tions and government agencies. Dr. Arthur W. Fanta, a former Florence D. Hathaway, 60, of '' T h o u g h t Sissif ied secretary, who sometimes knows AMARYLLIS BASKET — CARNATION in the Church of the Assumption They will leave Feb. 21 for international lawyer and economist 364. Porter St.,-was arrested yes­ pence proposal” of North Korea to be their mother with him, the mqre about the tluslness than the to hold elections under neutral man left the bihk and disappeared. GIANT SIZE—FIVE COLORS at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Francis Japan where they are 'to report from CzechoslovaHla, will speak terday and charged with passing a boBB, hia boss would giv^ him Butler waa the celebrant, the Rev. on American techniques to other in Cooper hall. South Methodist standing school b ^ . She is sched-r Cincinnati, Ohio (jP)—The teach­ supervision, , . . Unusual coamic- The mother and children were not For Each For V49 ■ J ing of young children ia almost fancy title and a suitable salary. ray activity in outer space report identified. 2.49 For 55c 4 1.00 ^ 59c Joseph McCann the deacon and businessmen at lectures, seminars Church, Wednesday night at 7:30. uled to appesr in 'Town Court Sat­ But the executive figures be can the Rev. John Blanchfleld the. sub­ and conferences. The Methodist Men of the church urday. exclusively a woman’s job because ed from “Explorer.” , . . Bench But the woman who had been men think kindergarten and gram­ keep a right-hand man who hap warrant issued for “Kingflsh" of pressed into service a? a collector, 1957 STOCK Irene M. Marks, 29, of 69 Green-;, deacon. Paul Chetelat waa organ­ will be host to the Temple Beth pens to be a woman in the mere ist and soloist. Sholom Brotherhood and the Meth­ wood Dr/, was arrested yesterday mar school teaching Is slasified, “Amos and Andy” show. was quoted as saying: ‘T thought says a prominent educator. job of secretary until she reaches Four children bum to death in this only happened in the movies. The body was placed in the re­ Martin Receives odist Men of the North Methodist and charged with passing a stand­ the age of retirement. ROLL ceiving vault in Norfolk Cemetery. ing school bus. Her court date haa Dr. James L Hymea of the Uni­ . Texas fire . . . Army accepts re' The man said, 'H y, miss, take this HOUSE PLANTS Church for the talk, which is en­ , Though hia wife may. read more|i quests of M Negroes with whit* Norfolk. titled “The World of Today—Dan­ been set for Monday. versity of Maryl^d college of edu­ bag and get all the money.’ I saw RIPPLE LEAP PEPPERONIA IVY Filter Plant Plans cation told a recent meeting of than he does and keepkeen better in-in wives__ to _ transfer______from_ Georgia- his gun and I listened to 1 ^ ." She CYCLA5IBN ’ WAX BEGONIAS Bearers were Donald Mozzer, gers and Prospects.” Thomas F. Kelly, 27, of Elm­ VELVET'p l a n t SUCCULENTS KALANCHOB nursery school teachers that many formed about' local news, when bound 10th Infantry division was not identified. BEX BEGONIA Richard Filher, George Chagnot, Dr. Fanta. who is known for his wood. was arrested yesterday and DWARF g e r a n iu m s PHILODENDRON COLEUS charged with parking too close to men -would like to teach yoUng they go to the polls to vote in Autopsy report shows that slain Police said the;’ learned the CACTUS Norman Skinner, Levon (Carlson Revised plans for a filter plant political and Journalistic activities, local election, the husband doesn' WALLPAPER and Rene Chagnot Jr. a fire hydrant and failure to carry children, "but the feeling it’s a sis­ Ne%v York flight engineer eould v/oman and the two children forced rejected by voters lii a bond refer­ has traveled extensively. The So- sy job, a waste of a man's brain hesitate to tell his wife how he have been killed by soifienne he to accompany the b.mdit were rtr endum laat week have arrived at Viet Union is among the European license and registration, His court date has been set for Moqday. ‘ keeps them from it." thinks she ought to vote. But he knew. leased outside the bank and that the general manager's office and countries he has visited. certainly wouldn't dream of ask they boarded a bus. Property Attached will be turned over to the Building His backg^-ound includes clashes George H. Brookbanks, 19, of BIRGE EMBLEM— INSPIRATION - IMPERIAL Hartford, waa arrested yesterday ing her opinion on how he ought The rSbbec was described os be­ GERANIUMS Committee. with the Nazis in pre-World War to vote. Politics is still a subject Boy, Window Pane ’ In Divorce Action A subcommittee will review them and charged with blocking a ing in his late 20's or early 80’s, of II CTzechosIovakla and service as a driveway. He is scheduled to ap­ men think they understand better medium height and weight. He and make recommendations, Gen­ British Army lecturer and aa a than women, simply because they eral-Manager Richard hfartin said. pear in Town Court Monday. G>urt Cases Losefs in Crash wore a blue overco’ t and cop. In Bloom VALUES UP TO $1.75 A ROLL AT A 810,000 attachment against Nuremburg War Crimea Trial at­ Stanley Banavige, 279 Burnham y. are men. Hew Varieties property owned by H. Russell Pres­ Voters turned down a 8405,(XX) torney. The list could go on and <>n. But bond issue to build the filter plant St., was arrested yesterday and A 14-year-old youth was run-, REDS CAU’nOU S ON UAB' 2 -9 9 * cott on Hawthorne St. has been Before the war he wzs a legal charged with intoxi'eatibn and in a special sesaion in Town why offer more proof? filed by his wife, Eleanor V. Pres­ for Porter sind Howard reservoir adviser to the Czechoslovakia So­ Court this morning, Judge Wesley Men KNOW they're superior— ning down Main Bt. to school this Coming next weekend another African Violet clinic with another load ol Buell’ s best violets. Saturday and water on Jan. 29. breach of the i. peace. Police said morning- when a glass-paned res­ Moscow, Feb. 7 (#)—Kremlin COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! cott, pending Hartford Superior cial Democratic -Party, but, .be­ tl at he was causing a disturbance C. Gryk sentenced Harry Leiater, but .women know . men merely reaction to the merger of Egypt M Sunday. Februaryw«_n__ _ «xf15 and February fi.A16. AA Valentine treat. action on divorce proceed­ ' The revisiona which have now cause of his )>olltical and legal'ac- 37,. of no certMn addreas, to 30 THINK they are, taurant ddor suddenly opened in axrlved show changes made by the in a local restaurant. His courf ^ront of him. and Syria, recently embraced ha ings. engineering firm ^ Buck,' Seifert tivlty against the Nazi Henlein date has been set for Saturday. . (iays in jail for Intoxication and Bussla’ii ctrongest friends In the According‘to papers filed in the Party, he was forced to flee to O days for being a common ICA LOSES FUNCTION - Edward Doyle, 32 l^nox St, OPEN DAILY ofMl SUNDAYS ’ k Yost in original plans drSwn 10 T crashed Into jt, smashing 'IthiB Middle. Eoet, remained cautions ■''Vi town clprk's offlee, Mrs. Prescott England when Germany occupied runkard. ^ Judge Gryk ordered WaaUxgton, Feb. 7 IffK-Ofliclalq 1 - years ago. J Window. ' I otad rcstrolq^ today. The Soiriet A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ^ ) 4 alleges ^tolerable cruelty on vari­ l^ls homeland in ,1839. ‘ the senteoOez to nm concurrently, said^tofiay {tbfi.Sitatev departnmB press briefly reported the mer-'^ I*', 7 They w*rev prepared for up-tp- will take over taoet public .in­ He iiiffered only a cut o f i the ous occalsidna since 1953. date conathiction; During the wxr, he lectured for Pi!iblic Rec^orda Lelror,! w«s arrested Wednes­ gef, but there hM been no fan- ' / ■ ' ' \ i'/' ' ■/' ...... •( - - day when be waa found sitting on formation octltvlttea of the Inter­ left hand obd a bruise over his left . ■ \ The couple, who have been mar- Membera of U)e reiiew aubcom- the BrlUshy A p a y on political and eyebrow. He was token by police faro either in the press or in itod for about 18 years, have two economic i^ndltlonB In Europe, and \ Quitclaim Deeds a radiator In tifie dborway of a national Cooperation Administra­ hrcodcaata. 1215 Toliand Tompik*; Moachtsttr, Conn. mitte will be Ray Goalee, chairman tion (iCA) tide month. It wUI be to Manchertsr Memorial Hospital’s snlaor -Children. The papers were of the' BuUding^Coinmittse,' Hayden later he Joined the American A m y Hansel-and Petqrman,, Inc., to Main S t store. . .i emergancy. room where to was Td. Ml 9-250B Vi 723 MAIN STREET I I filed by Deputy fiberlff J. Dussault. of Occupation in Gemany. In the Barney T. PeUnfian, property on MW mote itep |h the e tM de- 'Oblcogo—Tto United States’ Griawold, and wella Dennlaon, Mar­ partmbnt’e giadual aoaklng np treated and discharged. -- t> till' r* ! i w t y ■ ' '■ , '■ ■ J'- '' Mrs. Prescott Is rspresented by tin said. American service, he a e M as one Henry 8t. Norway has 8,000 orgim li^ bee- The youth continued on to eloss diaMl-electrie locomotive fleet eon- 'ogether they havii 65,000 of ^ ogeney, eoml-autoaomona -Atty. Edwiird C Wynne.of Glas- He haa not yet received s bill for of the prosecutors and tijxl attor- Barney T. Petfrman to Jackmat ksepahi. Tl fit St. James’ Sbhoot , ’ sista o f about. 26,560 uhlto. Ib i 8oafiut7. the revisions. nsya i^t Nuremburg. C(wp., ptoPdrty on Henry St > , colonies of. bees. ^ ( for several years. n : i - i ’' .. / -^.'1 ■; 77;///.. -'V -S- ,1 ■V i- tV., I \ .V ■/. r- ■ 'i- '-J: ' \ '''

X- MANCHESTER E V | S t o G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 t PAGE tE N and William, of JNew York: aeYsn peatorlng me to 1st her wear a and supper from • to 'I i which they hav* built, for a back- Ad. Thursday. Mrs. Lee Bronaon, BY V. T. HAMLIN •trapleM avenlng gown to the Parmer (In eurpriee), H^.'lamk greuad o f a booth. Here the boys her daughter, ahqwcd colored slides Hebron grandchildren m d one grandchild. ALLEY OOP ICblmnbia Mrs. ’John A. Markham, (Alice school danta,” he said. "But-l don’t here, what time am I gbUi* io see Will mak* rustic benches of half taken by.her and her ‘ husband K A V O R S KO.JACK.IM not think aha’a old anough," the town? whil* on a tflp to the west coaat Bragaw Markham) who died at her WELL„.T DO Sense and Nonsense logs and pina, th#qughout the day TWrriCUlARLY since thflr rnarriag*. , home in Colchester Jan. 16, waa a SPEND SOME Sam (chuckling) — Uaten — If as a demona^tion.' Fir^ iiiGilead OP n w MONTH interested in It ataya up, aha’a old .enough. Tongue Twiater llI-Yedr-O.W Girl Addressed The Flunmg Arrow and Raven former Hebron resident, but afte^ TIME THERE A the death of her hufband. Atty. SPENDING THE A morticiui’il on the out* bought a lot of ultra modem fur* Pretty pastel pink and purple PatrO Ub^^ demonatrate a rope- Manchester Evening -Herald 0»- e black CHBSST BEST OF MV LIFE WHILE BACK. Inmbia CerreepeWtoail, Mrd. Denald John A. Markham, she had made IT WASN'T skirta of a email Iowa to w n r'^ a e nlture, and I ’ve juat found out that A farmer who want to a large prtmrosea please particular people ^ MMhttM which they Save , Ki^ PG^try ’ e CREny VAMnXA IN K PREHISTORIC Heart Drive Appeal Letters tb-getliar. Thay will make rope R. Tnttle. AC EMM. her home In Colchester. our lay-away plan. Pay now; go all thill time I ’ve been ‘aleeplng In d ty to aea the aighU engaged a plentifully. A ‘ ' V X ■* JUNGLE, later." . binder twine In 12 and 14 foot Guest Preacher the bookcase. room at a hotel and before,retir­ There 'w a i ’ .'q u lte h u lla b a lo o IVa ee geed Ftnll tnm t ing asked the clerk about the A lot of p »ple can trace their Mrs. KUxabeth Dennis Hutchins,knights, sponsored for the e). itWfGu. Last Sunday Albert Taylor Jr., eeteral goartol B ’nai 6-rith Lodge her* early Tuesday morning of this ■on o f Mr..and Mrs. Albert B. Tay­ *A good hiiaband la a planter that Marriage enables a man to find hours for meals. famillei back 300 yeare. But they I chairman of the current Heart year by Columbia Recrgauon ‘I ^ 11Wolverine’ patrol hoys wUl out what kind of a husband hla CTerk — Wa hav# breakfast don’t know where their children Council, has been airntm n^ by cut the rope In'sections,, whip the. week when Are engines of th* area- lor Sr., of Hebron, made his debut Avaflakie at Begral lea cnrea all ,tha Ilia of girlhood.— I Fund drive, haa announced thft bar ae a. guest preacher. He delivered Mollere. ' ^ Wife would have preferred. from 7 to ll,. dinner from 13 to 3, were laet night Dr. Ralph Wolmer, prqgnim chair­ ends and these will he given out as To Hear Sidman want raclnA'through th* center to Om m daaleee! ateraa te ] ii:yiear*old daughter Sally Ann, man. Hours will be the same as in samples. a ‘,‘aermonette,’’ which he. had v n - Plata, gnarto aai half The family T V aet broka down h u addreaaed th e; tore than 500 the early.part ofjM aeaaon. Grade Cnh Jkiaat Past Hyman Sherman’ s place the GU- pared for the Young People’s .F el M The old drunk waa receiving a The second organisational meet*, lowehlp'"Youth Week'iefVlc* the Daddy turned on an almost for­ 3, 4. and 5 pupils will meet In Yeo­ ead eecUoiii; d ie poultry plant went lecture irom the Judge. UUR BOARDING HUUBE with MAJOR HOOKLB lanvalbpes sent to Ib ^ l residehta Edward MacDougall, Cub Scout­ ing of Mahebeater Lodge, B’hai week before. He rendered, his set- ,Tud|^— Npw, I don’t expMt to gotten device which had been gath* I with letter* o f appeal encloaed. mans HalL-^eb. 7 and 12 and master will see his Cub'Scouta and B’rith, frill be held Tueaday at up in flamei and there was a big ering dust theae last few years. March J-And 21. Those of grades 6, lose In poultry. OausO'Vvaa Uld to tm. not a very long one, before a e e i^ here again. Tour record la The Heart Fund la close to the Den Mothers equipped wilb « 8:30 p.nL at the ‘temple Beth « rector, Rev. Douglas F, Pimm tai’HbleT * 'iTie result enchanted the four E 6 A D ,3 A ^ / n iCE^ ’^NATUR^LV. 7 an8r 8 Will go to WillitnanUc- overheating. Loss Is not eatimatcd. S fipii/il. Ice Cream Co. I Hut^lns family. I iwrence, their ■pace for displaying th* work the Sholom. took over the pulpit WTJI. »n.«A.Nt.fW / 01(1 Dfmnk— Why, Judge, you year*old twins of the household. MA30R/T 15-year*old ,aon. now away at vr}ttre they will meet at the Wind- boys have done through the past Rabbi Leon Wind will deUver H »x Frahkel INea v On Varsity f ain’t goin’ reaign, are you T ’They went all around the block M14TAH MA3O(?,0RE^IM86^ ^E^XXT HITH' SET ANNIE scb(X>l, was ill of rheumatic fe t^ ftam Regional Techniial School month on Ui3 theme "Exploring the invocation. The kpeaker for The new year aUrta off with the MANVFAOTUBEItS OF OBPlIELIirS “SPCMOHr' / I'M ARRi'JlH* yVlF A S\& TiOitslSS,^- David Crittenden, eon of Mr. and X- BY AL VEKMB^ collaring every youngster In eight OAKLEY for nearly two year*, when Sally and the YMCA, Feb. 14 and 28 and Alaska." '^ e y have made totem the evening frill be David Sidman, death of Max Frankel ot Amaton, M WABREN STREET—Ml MMO u lle t i froa t k l i c o m e n a fiOT LONE- Mrs. D. Benton Crittenden of He­ PRISCILLA’S POP A. young lady in the waiting and saying: -i B M \ % m ^ J-S/ T was March 7 and 21. Leaders for these poles, Alaaiun villages, dog sled*, associate memberthip director of who died at 74. He was a retired oriiy live. After his rjctSvery, bron, also grandson of the Tate fHOW DARE TOU I K N O W ’ room of an airport waa crying ‘‘Guess what we’ve got at our Su p r e m e c o m m a n d -^ m o m e iJT w h il e „ ^ N V E when his mother tool^bver the program* are Wilbur Fletcher, and many other typically Alaskan District Grand Lodge Ho. 1 and poultry dealer. He came to Amer­ i TELL ME THIS W H A T , house — radio!’’ Sound l a r TH '3 ^ b e lls TA (p ^a p p r a is e So m e tim e s Steven Fletcher. Craig-Sanden, Joe itgma. All the boys will participate former, nattonql membership di­ ica from Austria more than 50 (Rev. J. S. Neill, former rector of atcadily. Seeing her tears, a young a r e RIN6iN(&.' I' KF^FKKMiac chairmanship of th^drive, he as­ S t Mery’s Church, Manchester, SORDID STORVf Y O U man cama over and tried ' to THE NEVH STATUS WITH Armstrong. Saul Caroline, Wally at some time during Uie 4ay. rector tor the Jcfriah War .Vet­ years ago and haa lived her* for .1 WOULDN'T PUSSDNALL'VTrtE sisted her with UjsXvork. , has won a place on Varsity ,WHO IS TH1S_ MEAN. soothe her. He put a comforting The uaed car bought for a aong OF AFFAIRS/-mV, NOtHiNe Lohr, Ann Banner, Charles Olsen, erans o f the USA, , the past 45 years. the / a s k f o r MISSUS Now Sally, Iptereated becauae of- , Lewis es Sid Team Wrestling Team at the Loomis A R A IS E , arm arouhd heg.and talked^to her, nowaday* aure to be a rock and VIORO/DID you SAV TO Marshall Ntibfer. Dr. and . Mrs. A. social Hour wilt follow. All Funeral services . were held / ~ \ W O M A N \ r j SOUNDS I her b ro tlm ^ experlei.ces, has Reginald Lewis, son of Mr. and School, Windsor. H e haa been an B U T I'VE When the continued to weep,- he roll number. LONESOME? SHOOT Ralph E. Wolifler. Miaa Jean members of the Jewlah community Thursday at 1:30 p.m., at hla home. MlSHTV taken, um wiere he left off. ,w Mrs. Reginald Lewis Sr. better active member of the wreetHng BECOM E equeesed her tighter, — MAR* AT/ Natach la regiatrar.. In the Manchester area intereeted In charge o f the service! was FLETCHER RLMS GO. l o n e -. BOyAtrs. Hutchins. said, -Jf you known as "Buster" ia a member of course which the Rev. Douglas * - 7 * 7 t INVOLVED \ Man—Isn’t there anything 1 After-dinner epeaklng ehouid be RUMPH/: Sea Scout Explorer** in becomlni! charter members pf Rabbi Marviq .Zelkowitz of Col­ 60ME.' jf^ - a n envelooe addressed In the Oushing Academy Varsity Ski Pimm haa conducted here for the WITH THIS can do to make you atop,crylflg ? like oil proipecting. If you don't Cmldish Band writing, you will know The older boyg, in the Sea Scout team. A t 15, he waa the youngest the Lodge are invited. chester. Interment waa; In the Col is* WiEST MIDDLE TUEMTIKE ■trike, stop borlni boys of the church. \WOMAN- Girl (sobbing)—I ’m 'afraid not. 'quaka a whyl Aiid If anyone has been In* group will take a Comet sail boat member evn- to be on the team cheater Jewish 'Ceina)ery. ■ — Sir Miles 'Thlomae. OORmm DtrKAMT ox. j It’s hay fever. But please keep on a d v ^ e ^ tly overlooked, and (Ibes down to the armory. They Will set In hie freshman year. This year he PEAEL SOLO WITH OTSTEBS Frankel Was a ntSAnbar of the Jewish Synagogue of Hebron. Manchester Evening Herald He­ trying. not get a letter, ht. may aetuf a it pp with mast and sail. Then all la a second year atudenL Tokyo—A Japanese company ia A^frlend was complaining to pitrtg of the boat will be tagged' Beside* ))ie wife Tie la eurvlve^ bron eeirespendent Mlea Susan NEW LARGER QUARTERS ; dopatlon.djFec,yy to Mrs. Hutching; Sunday he will participate in a offering cultured pcarla with Its Pendleton, telepboM AO 8-8454. Hgl— I ache all oyer. . Sam uvenaon about the way teen* ,^the nautical names —which canned oyatere. Eaah can of oya- by two sonn C!arlm’*li o f. Hebron - I M Croaa. Appointments ~>V three school Winter Carnival tak­ Jeff-—What'* the trouble? age girl* dree* today. George Pederson, their skipper, tora fqr. the export market export and Hynuur of WhUmantic; a ' PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING Bianelt chairmen for the CoUliii' ing' place at Cushing in competi­ The game of checkers is a Hal—A couple of weeka ago we Friend My daughter’s been sayg yrill hrip the boys as well as la packed with a cultured pearl daughter. Mni.i.Marthit Lerine of tion frith Deerfield Academy and known as ’’draughts." ' hla Cmpter American Red Croag. the'''gp*ctaiora.t to learn them. Inalde. WlllimanUc; two Irothera, Joel AUTO GLASS INSTAUED who win head the Fund and Mem­ Dublin Academy. He will be In the 'Scouts In Kxpoaltlon bership Drive next month, have Jumps, run down hill, slalom and The three groups in Boy Scout­ GLASS FURNITURE TOF^ CROSSWORD PU'ZZ1,E been named by Mtsa Jean N ata^, croaa country events. Hla best Jump AL ('APP Fnd BOH LUBBERS ing In this town will take part In has been 47 feet which he hopes to I LONG SAM / chapter fund drit-e chairman, the Sco\it Exposition given by NgiTneKfr better this week. He waa third MIRRORS (FIreplaeo ond) Door) / m a w 6 AV6 THAT IF y i F (W A L £ B C B « V Mrs.' Winston .\Wwtt amj Mrs. Eastern Connectlcpt Council Boy J ENOOSH ID Oer/WAPPICP, The MAN N-NErr>€R???J Bdwln Sago o f Andover will be co- fastest In time In croes country at Scouts of Afnerica, Ngtchaug Dis­ A previous meet this year. Mr. and PICTURE FRAMING (oH typo*) chairmen ia t h it eommunity: Mrs, trict, tomorrow;, .In the State A r­ Alttwer to Prtvious Punte Ameltet'-iBsseHut; for 'Columbia: tOm Lewis and. aona Jeffrey and mory m Wlfflmaptlc from 2 p.m. LesHa wlH attend the O u n | ^ - Fill fh t aianks and 3t|iC Carlman Frankel tor He­ until » p.-m. WINDOW and FLATS GLASS bron. ’These women will appoint Mr. atid Mrs. Carttcta Hutddns;' captains in their own oornmuniUea. Boy Scout Troop 82 wHl I whose aor Lairrence .ik a aeccad OONTBAC7TOR8: WE HAVE IN 8TOGS ACROSS 3 — 'and and they in turn will seek can- Pioneering as it* theme, p ie y will j student at Cushing, wUl-alao tomorrow present four separate activitiea. MEDICINE CARINETS and SHOWER DOORS I —— and girl CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER . vaaieni. attend the event; Lawrence wee to 4 ------of \ Roland Laramie. Chapter Chair­ The Flying Eagle and Falcon have been M a previoua meet, and 4 Shirpen habcus corpus OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THUBSDAT EVENINGS man, gnd Mias Natsch, will meet Patrols will present a tower build­ they hope be wlU be In thia One, i —— and 5 Whetstone ing demonstration. The boys will .ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN tound with the branch chairmen and ■In^ the earlier One waa canceled. GOING OUT For < Ancient Urfa erect a twelve foot observation POfOMMlo \ '' 13 Humoritt, T Far(preflx) their Workers, in Yeoman* Mall Feb. 13 at .2 p.m. to plan their tow'er. with lashings. They have Mrs. Maurice Cbman of P iM 'S t • Georg* r— 8 Wit* men been practicing this for weeks and cam ^iAn. is a patient at Windham Commun­ 13 W«i borne I Wolfhound do a fine Job in a very short time. 14 ------and . Night Schedule ity Memorial Hospital. 10 Winnows The Ranger patrol will sat up a Mrs. Stewart Tibbits entertained ■lack! II Italian city 27DiaIiket 41 Book parti The schedule for the second half 6 x 8 Adirondack type cabin. the 4«Club at her honte on Lake BY KEN BALI) AND .lERRY BRONDFIEI.0 13 Legal matiert 17 Natural fats 38 New Guinea 43 In a line . ' of the wlrrter season of "re c ” JUDD SAXON ISCnidt IS Oriental hog 43 Ruatiap-rlver t ASIRE FROM JESSICA, I I'AT AFRAIP you MR. HUTCHINS THINKS 13 Propertiei prince 29 Concludes , 44 State 3 Day Clearance Of '57 MR. SAXON, ONE OF My I HAVE THE WRON® \ PIFFERENT. THIS 1 5 30 Feeling 33 Bar of melal 31 Counselor \ 48Grafted (her.) 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w . J' 'I /- '1 •I .. I /■ ■\ , 'V ■ V '■I t ■ -''I 14 L /-L'. . r \ 'v 3 , - -^1*. e.a a.-te. T. • ^ 'N*:' .M./ ■ ■■'."■'I HANCRESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., rRIDAY.^TEBRUARY 7, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19B8 TAGS TWELVE THE Big Lea; Herald Angle ■ j Room for Improvements EARL YOST Heads Sporto Editor Mande Pros Need Win Tonight Plan to Aid List ol Stars Nidkmime* Dime a Doaen Schoolboy Cage Five Nicknames, according to Webster’s dictionary, are a tHURSDAY HOUSEWIVES Ex-Players shortened fiirm of a giveiFname, as Bol? for Robett; a name, O u t o f Fold To Stay in Flag Race Standings Plays Host to Meriden given in derision, as Horseface or Fatty. To give a nickname W. L. P< to. Well, I don’t know of any athletes who have been tagged New York, Feb. 7 (/Pf— Still nursinc a Blim mathematical chance of gaining a tie Y MIDGET LEAGUE Ten P in s ...... 49 23 .6; Standings On Agenda Horseface in Manchester but I can recall a few of the unusual With Ted Wniiams, the Bos­ Hl-Pl’a ...... 40 32 ..556 By PAT BOLDUC :hr first place honors in the Connecticut Basketball Assn., Pet. W, L. monikers hung onto some of Manchester’s finest athletes. ton Red Sox batting mar­ Rockettea ,...... 35 37 .486 Hoping for some necessary improvements both bffensiifB- the Green Manor Pros are well aware that a victory tonight Elks ...... « I .889 B ...... 34 38 .472 .556 *nM common nicknames are Chuck'** vel, pocketing the highest con­ ly and defensively, an inert Manchester High School basket­ over the Marco Polo Explorers and another win Sunday after­ Kiith’s ...... » ; Key West, Fla.. Feb. 7 (/P) for Charlie, Hank for Henry, Lefty white yolmger brother Norm, now tract ever paid a baseball Bowl-a-J«ts ...... 34 38 .472 Fletcher Glass ...... o 3 .556 Pinups...... 24 48 J33 ball quintet entertains CCIL rival Meriden tonight in an 8:16 noon over the front-running Mil-# — ------:------^— .444 —Stan Musial, Early Wynn, for any fellow who throws a ball at Batea, waa called Dinky. player—a reported 8135,000 ford Chiefs are necesaary since onej XVT r r t * Man. Auto ParU .... 4 5 Bob Friend, and H a r y e y lefthanded. Red, Whltry or Blackie The league-leading Ten Pins up­ contest at the high school gym. A JV preliminary will get Wyman F u e l...... 2 7 .222 —attention today wa« drawn ended the BowI-a-Oears. second ------— »'undenv«y at 6:45. defeat will eliminate the locals .222 Kuenn were among early ar­ depending upon the color of one’s! Long ball hitter Jake Banks, from further title consideration. Ihree-Way lie Cyclists ...... •'• •• 2 7 hair, and Bklp and Bud. who played minor league baseball to the American League champion olace Hi-Fi's alao won 3-1 over the StatizUez 'Point but how poorly Tonight’s important -return rivals today as the big for years and was up for a cup of Tankeee. Rockettes and the Bowl-a-Jeta f t c i 'v l 'g k f * the Indiana hav have slipped in- By virtue of a one-sided 33-6 leaguers began assembling in coffee with the St. Louis Cardl- ■What’e their problem? captured all three points fp6m the David I games. After - a v era ^ g 49 points meeting with the strong Explorers Here arc a few unusual names For Top Place win over Wyman Fuel. Keith’s Va­ this southernmost city of the naia, picked up the name of Bird The email ones are biting, but cellar-dwelling Pinups. / w • : during their first five atarta, car- starts at 8:30 at the East Hartford riety moved Into a second place that a number of Silk Town ath­ High 'School while Sunday’s game United States for the second sn- Dog. Howard Tiirkington, center the big ones ain’t even nibblin'. Morning'! Best scores *1 the Y tainly not a,i imposing figure, tha tie with Fletcher Glass after a sin­ letes were called during their hey­ alleys were rolled by Dbt Kerapian will be played in the new Manches­ npsl convention of the Msjor on Manchester High’s great 1931 Chief among a flock of unsigned Named I locals havb aversged only 46 tallies In Golf Open gle contest at the Y last night. League Baseball Players Assn. day. basketball squad and now a Man­ 112, Mary Chapman 112 and Jean­ \ in their last five outings. But it is ter High gym and will get under The losers hod a bad night in Yankee regulars is Mickey Mantle, way at 3:15. Sunday’s two o’clock (MLBPA). Paul Arcari. Trinity’s Iron man chester businessman, waa called ne Nourle.106. i on defense where the punchless Red football, tackle, was Jtnown as Ape. Gob during his playing days. Bill The Mick is reportedly after a Rifle Prexy I and White has suffered the 'most. preliminary pairs the Cruisers, Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 7 (Ab—Pre-' iiiidn-f third qu^^^ The convention, termed primar- boost that would put him at the pace-setters in the East Side Midg­ U r " U " B U " n l‘cV Blir'whi?*^^^ h get-together of^ .l^ m a jo r Dean of basketball refeteea In Belfiore. now in the real estate GARDEN OBOVE CATERERS Lop-Bided liosaes else pitching and putting sent' Manchealer. A1 Bogginl, U more field, picked up the name Sprout $75.(100 level, second only t6 Wil­ et L,eague, against the Elks from and Chris WoUenberg played well league players and their families liams in the American League. Standings At a well attended meeting of I Over the first five games the In- the Y Midget League. Frank Stranahan, Bill Johnston for three days of recreation and affectionately known aa Horae. during hia basketball playing days. w. L. Pet. the Junior Division of the Man- dians allowed rival clubs an aver- for Wyman’S and each had a bas­ Clarence Gustafaon. now a prom­ Nelson Tyler was known as Mantle’s asking price is approxi­ High-S at 6-3. w*aa called Flop Dominick Court Judge John Wallett. waa trouble with the letser lights, but bit taken back by St. John s steady , Motors, completed the evening's ported conditions excellent or good to excellent with snow depths Silk Town basketball fans. Coach last nigivt. Failing in effort to block shot ere Jerry West, in only a small corps of prominent Singles of 100 or belter were Square Garden last night. scrambling. ' activities. that tonight's foe can be beaten and Herb Cable also hopes to have the Napa. Calif., all credited putting rear, and Don Vincent, who fouled Seiden on play. At left is St. the East Side Rec last sight found seat stadium has been assured. Farr, an all around athlete in known as Woody. The latter waa ranpng from eight to 25 inches^ 'The former Cleveland Indians' also a fine ice akatcr. Don Gall) players are ready to head for St. turned In bv Roger Poe 129. I-arrv Still St. J o h n’s. now 10-3, j ______a little extra effort will go a long services of Fdd’e Robinson, former accuracy for their 66s. John’s forward Bernte Pascal (25). West Virginia came from two games on tap, with Songaito high achoo) and later on the semi- Bates 109-n'a. Buddv Woods 100109 Garden Feature way towgrd chalking up Uiat over­ at nartmouth’s skiway to 60 to y ,, jump at the Dartmouth pitcher said a major portion of the pro scene, waa called Ding Gene a guy -A'ho could hit a aoftball s Peteraburg. Fla., in two weeks couldn’t ersek West Virginia's | ain and splendid rebounder Both Stranahan. winner of the behind in second half to win, 87-78. (AP Photofax). Construction upsetting Manchester with contracts signed. This group, and Jeff .Morhardt lOi. It was the feature at the Gar­ due second victory. 7.'i inchea at the Wildcat slope in winterWinter CaCarnival last week will Parkade in the first one to the tune proceeds would be made available Btarico. a fine ball handler with mile, waa known aa Banjo w*hi)e poise completely. Lloyd Sharrar. i Pinkham Notch. In Vermont 17 compete. . . Dartmouth tubthumper from Yale University. I-os Angeles Open, and De La headed by Yogi Berra and Hank den or anywhere else on last 6-10 star, was crowded out under | Lopes and Collazo Green Manor will go alon^ with Torre, Milwaukee, who has never of 48-29 while in the nightcap L. T. to former players ineligible for the Rangers basketball team, was Dom Oentilcore. another fine soft night's thin national program. points said conditions were good Ted Emery says, by the way he pensions. known aa Gelop while Art Pon- ball player, picked up the tag of Bauer, also includes Harry Simp­ MERCHANT’S I.EAGl E the boards by 6-6 Lou Roethel and Burr Carlson, Fred Dlute, Art won a major tourney, narrowly Wood ran over Nasalff Arms 67-56. son. Jerry* Lumpe. Art Ditmer and Hol.v Croia found ttielf late for or better. lias had no word yet as to what The pace-setting Songaito squad itz, a standout baseball catcher Meatball. Johnny Hillnaki w Standings held scoreless in the first half.! Boxing Principals Pro Basketball teams will compete in the NCAA Quimby, Player-Coach Eddie Ros- mUssed putts for birdies on the Filling the Needs Bobby Richardson. 79-74 victory over New York But he finished * with 15 points, .=tugarloaf Mountain at Kingfleld, marin and Worthy Patterson 18th. Stranahan’s four-footer rim­ Soccer World Mourns continued its winning ways, roll­ K?,years and later a successful Gunner, Boh Sturgeon. Rocky and University in the Garden opener. Maine, reported the deepest snow championships Feb. 28-March 2. . . "It will be our way," said Feller, baaketball promoter, picked up th^ Herb Wolfram. Fox.v. Johnny Blebern BaMsfled White Glass giving the mountaineers tpe lead Syracuse, N. Y„ Feb. 7 tAh against the Explorers, with Paul med the cup. De La Torre’s six- ing over the Parkade for win No. 7 "of making some contribution to­ Connecticut used height and a late EMt«m Division denth at 41 to 83 Inches. It will be the season’s biggest ski of the season as against three name Hawkeye during hia youth Greene had so many nicknames it Rookie Norman Siebern signed Community Press __ 12 * .600 for keeps at 52-49 with a three- Joey Lopes battles Damasco Col- competition in New England. . . Grogan replacing Patterson footer stopped an inch short. ward filling the needs of oldtime ' spurt for a 107-95 victory over pointer after six minutes of the W L Pet. G8 Ski stuff: The eastern U.S. Ski against Milford Sunday. Stranahan sank putts of four. losses. Playing with just five men, but is still known as Hawk to his would take several inches to bring his 1958 contract yeaterday. The Dart's Dairy 12 * .600 ' Vermont, and Massachusetts took I lazo, a relatively unknown Cuban, Boston ...... 37 15 .712 Jumping Judges Assn, sponsors a February is carnival month, . . Death of London Stars players, like Jimmy Foxx, who. intimate friends. Johnny Liiras. a 'em all. 24-year-old lefthander who led the Howard’s Landscaping 9 11 .450 second half. i in a nationally televised light- The favorite time for them is ' 10, six, 12. eight and 12 feet for the winners fell behind in the first unlortunatet.v. could not be includ­ « • • charge in the aecond half to beat Syracuse ,... 30 2.3 .566 Junior jumping school at Brattle- his six birdies, * ...... • period. 11-6, . but came bounding fine bowler for many years was American Aaan. in hitting at Den- Vic's Soda Shop ...... 8 12 .400 Rothel, out for two weeks with j weight fight tonight al War Mc- Washington's Birthday weekend. .. ed in the prMeitt players pension ^ Jughead was the handle at­ Rhode Island 65-60 in a pair of a dislocated shoulder, was Injured Philadelphia . 27 24 .829 boro, Vt., March 1 and 2. . . - De La Torre needed only 23 London, P’eb. 7 (/P)—England and the world of soccer went back in the second quarter to grab known as Bolo while another bowl­ ver last year with a .349 mark, is , Moriarty Bros ...... 4 16 .200 Yankee Conference games. mortal Auditorium. New York ... 26 28 .472 Chairman is P’red. Harris, ski Hall- The University of Vermont, Nor­ plan." er, Vincent Farrand. .North End tached to Doug Anderson. MHS expected to be the Yanks regular Tw*o new records were set last again with 8 'a minutes left and For Lopes it's an "everything wich and Middlebury all have them Revisions Due putts in making his best score in into mourning today for the seven members of the .star a 20-17 lead at the half. ' Western Michigan slipped pa.sl Western Division of-Famer. . . Boys 12 through 17 eight years. For the winners, dependable Bill It recently was made known barber and one-time baseball gridder. . . Outdo Giorgetti. one of left fielder. - night at the Y as White Glass shut quit the game. But Sharrar and 1 to lose, nothing to gain" affair, then. . . The Jay Peak ski de%*elop- .studded Manchester United team killed in a plane disaster at ; Kent 79-78 in Mid-American. Ut- the Mountairieers already were in W L Pet. GB years will be eligible. . . Brattle- "That’s the first time in years Vlot set the pace w-ith 18 points that Foxx. onetime home run and pitcher, has been called Count for New England's better horseshoe Frank Robinson. National League out Community Press 4-0 to move j Originally Lopes wss to fight boro will have another busy week ment at North Troy, Vt., will be Chicago, Feb. 7 (Ab —Basket­ Munich, Germany. batting champion of the American mere years than one cares to re­ , players, is better know*n as Champ. sophomore of the year, came to ‘ past the losers into first place, I tie SI. Peter's (NJ) rspped Loy- command and West Virginia led St, Louis .. . . 31 21 .S«6 dedicated lomon-ow. . . Walter I haven’t bogeyed a single hole," while Dirk Provost followed with ; Paolo Rosi in New York’s Madison end over Washington's Birthday ball. the game which has had The seven were among 21 otficial-'*' League, was penniless. He suhse- member. I Nike Brozowakl was Weasel when terms writh Cincinnati. No figures Archie LaRoi-helle and Co. hit * 1 ola of Chicago 92-63. William A 67-57. ' Square Garden, hut the 10-rounder Cincinnati .. . 24 2« .453 Foeger, Jay Peak instructor, get­ he said. 11. For the losing Parkade, George ! Maiw whipped Hampden - Sydney I . 22 32 .407 when the nation's top jumpers will more than its share of rules Johnston, Provo. Utah, never ly list.ed as killed in the crash of quently was hired as a coach of • • • he pla.ved footlvall while Tom were announced for the 22-year-' *29 single game and wound up with Holy Cross built snd blew s 10- I waa switched to S"racuae by the Detroit ...... ting a lot of attention since the pe- doubtful, were counted on to lead Tiirklngton and Jim I..edbetter 85-59. i .Minneapolis . . 14 38 .269 perform on Harris Hill in the an­ changes In recent years, Is ap­ has won a major tourney. a British European Airways plane tea'med up to carry the load with the Minneapolis Millers, a farm Stowe, one-time occupant of this old star who hit .322 In 57. a fine 1.7M triple, both high for point lead, but Jack Whalen, ; International Boxing Cliih and nual Brattleboro Outing Club cent article in a national magasine parently in for more revisions. United'to the championship in cup Wimpy was the tag hung on benched early in the aecond half Friday’s Schedule "I was lucky all the way,” he yesterday on its way from Bel­ play in Stockholm, Jime 8-29. eight and seven points, respec­ club of the Boston Red Sox. Edwin Koaak while Stanley Opa- post St The Herald, was socked Hie Cuba reached agreement the sea.son. en route to the im­ West Virginia, long a one-man j then Collazo wa.s substituted for championships. . . Such fliers as on his method of teaching. . . May­ The Executive Committee of with the Tomato lag during hia pressive victory. In other matches, show with .All-Amenca Hot Rod i with four persona 1.1, came back to New York vs Syracuse at Boston ors from Montreal, Sherbrooke maintained. < grade, where the team had tied tively. "This annual convention,” said lach. (Hie of the North End's finest with Walt Moryn. who had re­ Rosi, An Injured heel cau.sed Rosi’s Art , Roy Sherwood, Charles the National Basketball Com­ Red SUr of Belgrade 3-3 In a quar­ John Camkin, ot the London youth Stanley Davis was Slinky turned hla first contract unaigned. Howard's Landscaping blanked ; Hundley (who visited on the bench I revive the Crusaders. He and .Minneapolis st Boston and Granby are expected at the Ken Venturi, San FYanciico. who News Chronicle, wa.s typical of Spearheaded by Dave Gibson and Feller, "has been arranged to pro­ athletes, was just plain Streaky. withdrawal. Tremblay. Norm Cuihmings and mittee which makes up high is seeking hU' third tournament ter-final match In thg World Cup while AI Rogers. All-Ysnkee Con­ Pitchers Turk Lown and Dick Lit­ Moriarty Bros t-0 and Dart's ! Ia.sl night), got ILs big scoring; Tom Ryan, who scored on a set Lopes, a 28-year-old resident of | Cincinnati al Philadelphia dedication. . . Other coming events: those who commented, saying: Gary McConnell. L. T. Wood battled mote a better social and business Bruno Bycholski. another stsnd- Norwegian star Elner Dohlen who school and college rules yester­ victory in B/Tow. had trouble with Soccer Tournament. ference football tackle. w*as called tlefield also joined the signeei, Dairy rolled a 31 triumph over from sophomore JeiTy West with shot that put Hol.v Cfo.ss ahead to Sacramento, Calif, fought light­ Detroit vs St. Louis at Phila­ Eastern men’s and women’s giant Its way into second place. Wood understanding among both active eut In all sports, is known as Vic's Soda Shop day disclosed it Is studying the his putter And came in with a 69. Eight of Britain’s top aporta- "English soccer sr.ffered the major league ball Buck. When Bnino and his young­ Governor. Ra.v Finnegan picked up leaving onl,y three players to go. 21. But it was the Mountaineers’ .slay with 1:51 left, each scored 19. weight champ Joe Brown to a draw i delphia slalom championships, at Wood- possibility of reducing free held s commanding lead through- j and Inactive At Pirkev lopped all keglers with Cal Ramsey had 20 for NYU, all writers also were listed among worst di.saster in its history at out including a 23-14 edge at the playersy At our meetings, we plan er brother were playing basket­ Moose in his travels and Cliff Alex Kellner, veteran A s pitch­ usual balanced attack that did it. In 10 rounds la.st summer, was ! Thiiradm.v’a Results stock, Feb. 16. . . Eastern Jimior throw shooting and adding to Munich yesterday. Manchester a pair of 142 single game* and s but two In the second half. No Oamea Scheduled giant slalom at Stowe, 8>b. 28. the dead. half. While Gibson was leading the to hold discussions concerning ball with the Polish Americans ' Gleason. Bill Eagleson and Rich­ er who had a 6-5 mark, came Into Able Al Seiden, a 5-10 handy- given a title try. but went down : the time factor allowed in the .Shocked Disbelief United . . . must inevitably cease pack with 22 points, a much-im­ and later the Guards, the pair w as ard Edgar were all called Pop. / the Kansas Cltv fold and Wash-1 ^ 9°'.''- I man. was the top scorer with 30 in the 11th round in hl.s second I March 1 and 2, Burke Mountain restricted free throw lane. R ^ o r l Grid Cards winter and future business careers • • • *■ ...sfia D../4 < orlH>' ncor^n were bowled bv T^phv race at Lyndonvllle. Vt., The reaction here is still one of to exist as an effective unit for proved McConnell chipped in witn of ball players." called Big Buck and Little Buck. ington came up I points and triggered St. John's New Haven. Feb. 7 i/Pi- Don match with the champ I The proposals being surveyed some time." Herald photographer. Cinch bfi- ’ • LaRochelle 149-362, Howie August Hockey at a Glance March 16. . . And the Williams shocked disbelief. The British soc­ 20 tallies. 1-8 coming in the second Under the present pension plan, Roger Taggart and George Era- Byerly and Infieldera Jerry Snyder 125-368. Max Denhup 139. Oiarlie spirited, almost desperate first Perrelli scored 22 points la.st night Collazo, 29, ha.' a record of 42 | v'rssteii are: May Go l<» Houston cer fan finds it hard to realize that Camkin compared the disaster bert are both called Huck. Tag­ ara. no shakes aa an athlete/but and Jose Valdivielso. victories, nine los.ses. one draw ! College Winter Carnival meet to­ half. McConnell also did a fine Job half play that five times hauled to lead the New Haven State 1. Eliminate all free throws to that which Wiped out Italy's only those players Who were active ' ace high as a cameraman, ii Called Harris 132-335, Bill Chapman 1.35 morrow and Sunday at Williams- ————— ^ his idols Tommy Ta- lor, Roger of rebounding for the winners. For gart played with .Manchester .369. Herb Crandall 338 and Carl the Redmen from behind and put Teachera ba.Sketball team to a 73- and one "no contest. " Lopes’ rec- ; Thursday’s Results for a common foul until afte^ champion Torino iccer team In a in 1947, when the plan v/as origi­ ■ Sylvian at the dinner table./Har­ ord is 42-14-3. I National I-eague town. Houston, Tex.-, Feb. 7 (yPi^The Byrne and David Pegg are dead. the losing Sportsmen, G.eorgc Mc­ nated. are eligible for benefits. A High’a triple championship bas­ Bolin Jr. 359. them ahead 40-38 at the intermis­ .56 victory over Quinnipiac College, the offending team has commit­ This trio, plus injured stars Ray similar accident in 1949. Some Kay wss the top point-getter with ketball team in 1938 while Ecal>ert old LeForte is just plain Simeak.v. sion. The losers’ Joe Gaetano was held The fight, to be broadcast and j Chicago 4, Boston 1. ted four (for high school, i Houston Post today added fuel to plsyer with five years o f big leagus Re4‘ Srnior I^eagur O «'■ Wood, Duncan Edwards and Bill Italian observers feel thst Italian 18 while Jim _Whitehill snd Joe eatabllshed himself as a football There are a countless m ^ber of Coach Fred Schaus termed his to 16 points. It was New Haven's telecast iNBC. radio, TV’ i at 10! Detroit 1, Montreal 1 (Tie). six (for college) personal fouls reports that the Chicago Cardinals Foulkes whose future status is soccer still has not recovered. experience receives $83 a month at center. Eric Hohenthal. a high more nicknsmes some of Manches­ SCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL p.m. EST, will be a< ored on the j Eastern League College Basketball Twaronile esrb added 15. , the age of 50 and a 10-year man Wally Foriin. program director Mountaineers "flat" in the first 11th victory against three losse.s, in each half. may transfer their professional WEST SIDE MIDGETS acorer in basketball at Manches­ ter’s best sthletes were Imown ss. round a y s t e m . ______Clinton 2. New Haven 0. receives $150. for the Recreation Department, re­ New Britain 57. Torrington “ri. half. He figured his boys would Quinnipiac is now 5-6. (The present allows a football fortunes to Houston. Police and Fire continues to Im- , ter High, as well as s ba.sebsll snd I’m sure I've only skinfmed the West Virginia 87, 81. John’s ^ » ports that one team Is needed in single free th ro^ until after prove and climb in the league j football plsyer, was called Pinky surfsce. in (Bkn) 78. four personals Hi high school The Post last night quoted Wal­ the Rec Senior Basketball League ter Wolfner, Cardinal managing standings. With Billy Johnson scor-! I since Manchester Sales and Ap- ' Holy Cross 79, N'YU 74. or six in colleg:^, after which a Few NBA Basketball Coaches ing 19 points, his strongest showing bonus shot Is^awarded.) ' director, as saying that he belleve.s pliance has forfeited its last two i Siena 71, Williams' 50. ' Houston could support pro football. this year and Art Storey adding 15 , ! games, leaving the league with Highways are 3 times 2. Permit a player to remain tallies besides controlling both ' Bates 83, Tufts 77. in the reatricted zone (12-foot "They (the reports) are a bit Good Enough for High Schools Red Win^s^ Bruins Threaten only three clubs. Fortin also stated £tk n itr o i Connecticut 107. Vermont 95. p)-emature, biit I think Houston boai*dB. Police k Fire defeated Per-' ,«Dogfe ' that if members of the Appliance free tbl^aw lane) for five sec­ sonalized Floors 42-32 last night. ; Os dangerous after dark! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CONVERSION Mass 65. Rhode Island 80. could suppoi-t pro' football.” Wolf- quintet wish to remain in . the onds instead of three. For the Floiormen. It was their’ New Haven Teachers 73. Quln- ner was quoted as saying In a tele­ New York — (NEA)—A health** "Nice lAfl hand you have," he : league, a coach would be selected BURNER Ttie proposals are contained finest showing of the sea.son and: To Repl ace Runnerup Rtingers nipiac 56. phone conversation. education class at a place such as said, i to assist the team for the remain­ WHILE THEY LAST Suffolk 47. Hartford Univ. 45. In a questionnaire being dis­ "I’m not a left-hander. I shoot they were fronted by Pete Wiae | der of the season. Interested in- Cad •» far fraa fcaaSeg MSmafa tribute among the nation's I In another development yester­ Andrew* Jackson High School, with nine polnta while Doug Pear­ AIM TO LIVE Willimantic (Conn), 86 Fitch­ day, the Harris County Corrimi.4- which is In a pftrt of New York with m\* right." Cousy answeietl. son and Martin Chemilecki had ilOl'SKBREAKING New YorkuXeb. 7 Thsre'a- period power blay and Nick dividual players or teams must burg 69. . basketball roaches. The com­ "Y o u c o m e quite a laSUaround aecond place in Mlckowski f®’’ yh* equalizer for contact Fortin at the East Side mittee nill weigh results of the ; sioners Court voted to appoint, a called St. Albans, is always the eight markera each. Housebreaking the new piipp.v SAYS PAUL DODGE ' seven-member park commission to ; same. The teacher in charge Wears | around and, see In the aecond game. Pagani and - the National Hockev League lolay Detroit after 24 Seconds of the sec-' R*r n® later than Monday night, survey when it meets at I.xiuls- nSe after clas.ses can be pretty heartbreaking if with the Letrolt Red Wings and] ond for the o?ilv scoring in the ; "td unless a fourth tearh is forth- Manchester Los Angelea—Gil Cadilll. 128, xille k y., March 33-34. to au­ i study the tea.siblllty of Harris i one of tho.se button awealers and i Son tried hard but just didn’t have this is .vour debut into the art. ' County Building a 50,000-sest sta­ t o m o r r o w," the Boston Bruins thieaten ng Montreal-Delrq iffair. roming the senior lesgue may be San Francisco'. knocked out En- thorize "rules for the 1958-59 he stands on a platform In the enough scoring power to upset Nor­ Actually, all you need is lots and forced to disband. dium suitable for professions! foot- gyrn and directs about 150 ktd.s. , ! Grummond said. diSiOdge the New York Rangeu. I Bobby Hull's' two goala were the 3 Sheet Metal Works ! rique Aceves, 128>2, Los Angeles, man's. Paul Quay again led his low-coQi \A/ ya loU of patience, a quick e.ve. a season.' It gives you, While the Rangera were idle last 1 big offensive factor in the Hawks' 14 HIGH ST.—MI 8^5418 i.7- 1 ball and baseball. He has thein for 40 minutes or i Norman teammates to a .38-31 vic­ quick step, and lots and lots of so and when he Is through check- ' when you hear tory by scoring 19 points and play- ■ night the Wings moved within one I stopping Bos(/on's hid for s second HERAIJ) LEAGUE this story, a newspaper. ing attendance to make sure no­ ing a 'Very good floor gfme. For the point of the New Yorkers b.v p:ay place desdlpck. He gave the Standings strong illustra­ When you spot your puppy In ing a 1-1 tie with the p^ce-selling Hawks a 1-5 lead in the first pe­ body cuts classes and throwing an ‘ losing Barbers, .Dick Gelzewitz a squatting position, snatch him w L Pet. to beat the high cost angry look at the disorderly ones tion of the trou- scored 10 points and Frank Zeibarth Montreal Cjanadlens, The Bruins riod snd thjfn cashed in with 35- Rulers ...... 39 21 .660 .bles high school up. scold him and put him on lort a ■chance to tie the Rangers foot screen/drive in the second to in the back, there Is only enough had nine. the newspaper (that’s always Bendays ...... 38 22 .833 time left to run the kids through basketball by aropping a 4-1 decision to the restore Chi/:ago's advantage al 2-1. Pointers ...... 24 86 . 400 of driving... coaches can ex­ kept in the. same place), or put cellar-dwelling Black Hawks. But a few exercises. | him outdoors. The trick Is to Agates ...... 19 41 .317 Do this three or four times a I perience. They they still are only two points back operate in catch him in time. If, you’re late, Of the Rangers. The Rulers broke a two-way day anci every kid seems to look Eddie Gottlieb pick him up. immediately, scold t Blades Bom 2-0 deadlock for first place with a 4-0 like the negt, which ie the way cramped quar­ [Quite a Day Senastional goal tending fea­ ters with, as a rule, too busy a day him with the words, "No, pp!" tured both games. Terry Sawchuk, New Haven, Feb. 7 t/Pi—Jean shutout victory over the Pointers It was with Lew Grummond this and set him on the paper or out- Lambert and Archie Burton did all last night at the West Side Rec J afternoon in 1942. to do the job properly. Yet as the Detroit net minder, turned back 29 modern game iliii.strates, they do Tucson, Ariz.’, Feb. 7 '/P'- A aid*. Neve** scold him for a mJs- Montreal shots, 17 In the first pe­ the scoring last night aa the Clin­ alleys while the Bendays dropped j , Tried to Concentrate v.:hopplng 28 penalty strokes gave, take you didn’t catch him in. And ton Comets defeated the New' to second place after winning 3-1 it wcll.^* , ■ . riod. while Jgcques Plante had 31 over the Agatea. \ He had bAen through his regular You read, each. day„ of the tre­ Harvey Raynor, PGA supervisor, ; never, never rub his nose in , his saves. Glenn Hall. Vezina Trophy Haven Blades 2-0 in an Eastern : day but nowv ar the 100 candidates one of *his busiest sfternoons of the 1 mrstake. It’s too humllisting and Hockey League game. Norm De­ The night’s best score waa a 180 mendous strain it Is to handle a wlnper aa top goalie of the season single by CHeve Ellington. ! for his junior varsity basketball professional team and how a fel­ year in the first round of the $15.-. serves no purpose, at Detroit last year, came up with fence "recorded - the shutout. 1 9 S 8 R b n a u l t M695 I team Mined .\p. he tried to con- low like George, Mikan couldn’t ad­ boo Tucson Open Golf Tournament. After you’ve gone through this 82 stops for Chicago. The Bruins'; centrife. He xVas sitting at a table just himself to running the Minne­ Mllpn, Mariisic, Webster Groves, j.^^ytjne from a few to many Harry Lumley had onl.v 18. FvUy aqulppad—inefwdifig i w1th„ a. list of names in his hand apolis Lakers and ran out qf gas. Mo., ilarted the penalty movement. he*n finally catch on. He’ll Dickie Moore tallied his 30th j and aa each boy would go out to ■ Or how a College ' coach, like He had 15 clubs-^One too many, j auddenlv, phenompnallv of his own foal for the Canadiens on a first Paris-styled 4-door, 4-pasaenger se.dan with feather-touch steering ease I show what he could do. Lew would Fred Schaus of West Virginia,\nas Raynor' confirmed the four-stroke ; {rot over to the paper or Now’s ths Tims! ... outstanding rear-engine roadability... up to 43 miles on a gallon ! ' get his name. One of the kids, a to work hard because ev'ery night penalty, giving him 72 for the {he door. It’s up to you now to • slim little black-Tialred fellow with his team doesn't play he drives round. j make a terr'fle fuss over him—pat Ta bring year car ia for tha For that rooson Paul Dodge Pontiac will aim your a lisp, told Lew he was Boh Cousy around the state to see a high Bill Ogden, Chicago, was shoot-j pim and tell Mpi that he’s the Willimantic Romps ekack np that will keep it in i and that is all Lew remembered school game.' ing sub par golf w’hen he heird . ^mar'est puppv in the world affd top ahapa far the real af the hoodlights fro* of charge en Soturdoy, Fob. 8 and I because the [next day he went o.ver But all these jobs are rest-cures about Mpruslc’s p«nalty. , j g-ivs him a few bits of food. He’ll WillimanUc. Feb. 7 (A*i The winter. Monday, Fob. 10 from 2 to 4 p.m; ' the list and nowhere' did it say he comparod to a high scliool coach. It Milon must feel aw’ful.” he epm- forget from time to. time, but the Willimantic State Teachers bas­ ' had picked Coiisy for the team. is the ^ r d e s t. level of basketball menUid to a partner. After the worst will be over. ketball team, uaing a fast break, Safeguard yourself and your famil,y. Let us sim your headlights R b n a u l t A few weeks later, Lew was at teaching and the game is advanced 10th hole Ogden decided to count The next step, after he’s been wilted the defenses of Fitchburg General Repairs correctly in a matter of minutes, using fhe latest, most accurate a. neighborhood club league gat^e today only because of them. hl.s clubs. Therfe'Were 15 In the successfully using the paper for (Mass) State Teachers quintet last equipment. And while you're here, enter the $100,000 "AIM TO and he saw* this black'-haired kid— Manage 10 Adults bag. A 20-slroke penalty (two per two or three weeks, is to get the night, to win by s score of 86-69. LIVE ” contest. whom he’d forgotten by now —■ hole) raiPed his 3-under par 67 to Idea across that the outdoors must Willimantic took an early lead and COMPLETE MAKE SiRViCE 4G V As basketball people rate them, You can ha a winner; Stop ta and pick up your free entry blank. hitting with left-handed shots only two or iljree Nationfl Basket­ an 87 and disqualified him. take the pince of newspaner. The Btayed in front all the way. Thi THOROUGH LUMICATION *1395 from, the side. When Lew fonnd ball Assn, coaches would be worth Ogden Is still wondering how the les.son. at this stage of training, halftime score was 40-22. he was a Jackson student he entra club got in his bag. may have to be Impressed on your CHEVROLET CORVETTE free lunA in high School. With the OF ALL VITAL PARTS ' PipJfy equipioad^ne/udlfig tieefer-deffesteff 'Waited for the game to end and pros, you manage 10 adults who Pete Mazur, Buffalo. N. Y „ holed pet with a spank with a folded went tip to him. play it their own way. (Jhariey a wedge shot, on the first hole for newspaper. You’ll have to tak* World’s lowest-priced 4-door, family-sized sedan America's Only True Sports Car ^ Eckman, who had such a good run an eagle two'. A couple of holes every bit of paper up. Otheivyise. RANGF TUNE-UP SPECIALS later, he inadvertently hit some­ you're apt to. walk in vain. He’ll .. > iuperb roadability and economy... up to 50 miles on a gallonl with Fort Wayne, tells of them \ M l Pair o f H om e Gaincfi "I never claimed 1 could coach one else’c ball. The two-stroke wait (o get back to^ his paper. Ports and service evarywl^ere you go. , any place. . . . 1 was a' cheerleader penalty appeared to upset his game rUEL OIL Wmhinq, Peli$kin9 i l with the pros.” he said. "But and he finished with a 73. • O SptciaL New York, Feb. 7 ■ [/P> Dart­ BUI Booe, Bridgeport. (^om>., wa.s IV GASOLINE oimI Waxing mouth geti a charice' to pad Hs lyy high school would be out of the Last ^iWHXkE YOUR RAnSrACrnON M OUARANT^fcED" (6-0) playi Cornell (2-3) tqnfght, t4rtrH9, Frpnee, 10. V j ' 434 CBNTIR s t . OPEN fVENINGS M tl-llilT Ing a living sp'fnds a lot of time on the 550-yard par-6 hole* was tHe TFl ),tl(r'Mll 9 lb95 880 MAW STRUtfroTBL. MI t-8$88 373 MAIN STRERt— MANCHES'rER 1^9 MAIN iTRErr MANCHESTER 'n fe, Indians won 63-60 at Cornell highest ip the 14-year historj* of Tokyi^ -Mitsiihaiii Ikeda,' '- , \ -'V '/V earlier.' Tomorro4v inlght, 'last those kids and It shows, it. Bi^t I 120 wopder how many college coaches, the tourney. Even so,) he finished Japan, outpointed Lee Myong place Columbia' (1-4) (fomea calling with k one-ove(p*p»r tl, Keun. 120, South Korea, 10. at Dartmouth, ;. ■ who inherit It all, It*’’ ' ■ J . ■|i I- 1

• .. .I'. . ■■■ * i . .■'i ■•'I" . .1, ■ ~)ir P . J • 'v-..' ■ V:H"' A ‘ ■■ t/' MANCHES^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK,‘ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 PAGE F IF T E e H < PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDa V, FEBRUARY 7, 1^68 Houees For Sale ' 72 Houses Por Sale 72 Hoomr tor Sale 72 Hoosef (or Sale. 72 Hooses for 72 ? Houses (or Sale 72 Waiited— Rcal'.Estat* 77 Legal Notida Movliif—TruckiiiJ' TUBKE OUGHl'A BK A LAW! BY FAGALY and BUURTK^T HotBMhold Goods .. 51 Apirtmsiil*—Fl*t^— TTXTEToir coSRiscTiciffrHSict Bnsineaa ServICM Offered l8 63 (XIV) PRICBD tor Immediate aaJe. (V) BUltDERS special-fauUt for MANCHESTEB^Flv# room Cape, 8DC ROOM RANCH. Attached LARGE THREE bedroom ranch, 104 w alnut 8T.—Attractive two USnMOS WAMTlCD. single and of anoover, Probau court, t o n , o( S t o r a ^ 20 WRINGER TYPE Maytag washer, Largs split, 2H hatha, .two car ga- himself.. New living room with gamga, ideal location, near garage, radiant heat, 4% mort­ fireplace, aluminum storms, ga­ tenement) 4-4. Six roema now oc­ two^fomUy housea. Member of Anoovar, t'^ n u u y j, UM. ELECTROLUX ownem -Prompt, .ragaw Built-In oven and otove In cupied by owner With good income MUB. Howard R. Hastinga, Real­ aiaiate of Jamea J ^ a u , lata of Osoaia Classified friendly service on your Electro­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ 11 cubic foot refrigerator, with APARTMENTS 8V4' buUt-ln bookshelves, finished rcc- BChixtla, bus, - shopping. $14,500. gage can be assumed. Call Ml rage. acre lot, high elevation. Pam . New YorA' owning proporur m freezer. 9x12 Wilton rug with cush­ adults. Excellent $gr - ' MtclMn. Por further information reaUon room with firepliaca and Minimum d(rwn. (jufford Hansen, $-847$^ Only $14,700, Carlton W. Hutchins, from ^ o room fumuhed ap8rt- tor, Ml $-1107 any tiine. the 'town of CotumMa. la asM Diauict. lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ ing Co. Ml 8-8583. Owned and op­ I mtme sackvaud Bin* OUT ON ness women. New. Rqckvilli , or Mpotntment to see cal' the R. Realtor, MI $4183. , ment, (>I1 ateam heat, combl^Uon deceaaeo.,, livery. Call Electrolux *i thorlied erated by Walter B. Peixett, Jr., ion, cast Iron wood stove for kitch­ paneled, den. Huge kitchen, dining Realtor, Ml 8-1308. WANTED—Real Estate Ustlngs. upon tot appHcaiton of Bthti L. Advertisement sales and service. Ml 9-0843 or JA THCPURP IS death . y a tW ahumtino en. Upright old player piano. Ml parkway. Quick trip to P . Dlmock and Oo., Realtors, MI area. Twice os many cabinats as MANCHESTER — Six rooms, full windows and doors. Two garages. Poweu, ol Lynorook, Naw Tors, pny- agent for Burnham's Van Service. CUT THAT OUT.' TRI^HE’6 »-eS4S, Joesph Ashford, MI $-8818, (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. basement, oil heat, tile bath, com­ ROLUNO PARK — Six 'finished Price $16,700. Owner MI 9-7679. Call Fred Turklngton. Turklngton log that an uuinim tnt In writing pur- 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine Service to 48 states. OtfSMAUOAME - if-. 8-8970. High, quiet residential usual. Two ceramic Ula baths. For Bros. Realty Co. Ml 8-1507 or SO CLASSIFIED ADVT. klA V e UiM JUST death Close to year 'round sports' Lateat Barbara Woods, Ml e-77oa or ROb- further Intormatlon or upolnt- Five rooms down, tWo unfinished bination windows and dOdrs. City rob^s, Cape Cod. Two baths, fire- porting to bt tha laat will and laats- Kamienski. place, storm windows and ocreena, LARGE 4H room ranch, flreplace, $•8885. menla^y be laauad aa par appUouion DEPT. HOURS AiouercMOii PtRlOO! LAWSON SOFA with matching appllancet, television antenna, art Murdock, Ml 8-8472. ment to see call the R. F, tSimock u p .' Family room in basement utilities. Bbcceltent condition! Ga­ on tile more tuny appeara; It la MANCHESTER Package' Delivery. b a c k ; 14x33 garage and breeZeway. aluminum atorms, cellar, garage, HILLS' TELEVISION Service. Light trucking and package deliv­ chair, overatuffed chair, $170 in* laundromat, no furniture. Amciite A Co., Realtors. MI $4245, Joseph Present mortgage can oe as­ rage. Amesite drive. 30 days occu­ SELLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- OrufEtUiiD: 'fnat aatd appucatloa ba 8:15 A.M. lo 4:30 P.M. eluding talior made slip covers.. In parking, 2 cara each. Acre of back (XIX) $16,100 - NEW 6H room Ashford, .Ml $4818, Barbara sumed. R. F. tHmock A Oo., Raal- pancy. Priced at only $12,600. Three blocks to Bucklev school. excellent condition, near bus. Only heard ana determined at taa Probate Available at all times. Phllco fac­ ery. Refrigerators, waahera and nm<^ BuUt-in atovo and oven, Owner tranaferred. Fairly priced $13,000. Carlton W. . Hutchins, M.L. (Which means Live Modem umce to Andover in said ihsuict, on tory supervised service. Tel. Ml excellent condition. Tables, lamps lawn. No peU/ 8100. MI 9-4824, TR Woods, Ml $-7703 or Robert Mur­ t&rs, MI $-9j249, Joseph Ashford, Charlesrlea Leaperance, Ml $-'1-7620. —Multiple Lut)—ail your real es­ Uie 14U1 day oi r'ebruary. U6a. at one stove moving specialty Eeldlng - and box spring set, full size. Ail flraplaea, full basement. Near at $15,000. Immediate occupancy. Realtor MI 9-5132. COPY CLOSING TIME 9-^8. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0753. 6-8775. dock, MI 3-0473. MI 9-8818, Barbara Woods, MI- tate the modem way. The EHls- o'clock In the afternoon; ■ aloa that reasonably priced and in good con- Vorplanck School. R. F. Dlmock 0-7703, or Robert Murdock. MI- (VI) REDUCED TO $14,000. Six M. K. Oatrinaky, Realtor, Ml worth. Mitten Agency. Realtors, nouce ot the pendency ot aatd appUca- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FIVE ROOM duplex, no bathroom. St Oo!7RaaRora. HI t-0240, Joseph (XVn) TWO new. Capes with IlOO room Cape, oix flnlahed ooms. 8-5160. SIX ROOM Cape, five finished, Uon. and of the time and ploM ot LINOLEUM, asphalt tile, wall cov­ diUori. MI 3-2692. 8-8473. near bus and school. Owner trans­ Ml 8-8930. bearing Uleraoa, ba glvan lo all pea- ering. Phone Ml 8-8109. Quality Sullivan Ave., Wapping. MI Ashford, Ml 0-8818, Barbara square ft. of living area. 5 ihimites Completed game room In baae- aon* known to ba Imeraated In aaid MON. THRU FRI. and service, since 1945. PaintinK->Paperiiur 21 RUG 9x18, all wool brqadloom. rose 8-8724, Woods, Ml t'7703 or Robert Mur­ from Manchester Green. Youngs­ (I) SIX ROOM'CAPE, centraUy ment, detached gSrage. Ideal lo­ MANCHESTER—Four room ranch, ferred. price for immediate sale. LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- estat*; by causing a truo copy ot ttala 10:30 A.M. beige, including pad, excellent dock, MI $4472. town kitchen, living room with located, $13,800. Aluminum aiding, cation near transportation and a dantte at only $10,500. Six room B. A. Beechler, MI 9-8992 or MI family, three-family, buelneea order to bo publiabea onea m some PAINTING AND paperhanging, VERNON— Three room ■ apart­ Cape Cod, onS unfinlahed, IH 3-6989. newspaper having a circulation In aatd GONDHR'S T.V. Service, available condition. Also traverse drapes, flreplace vestibule. Large Jot. amesite drive. This home is an shopping center. R. F. Dlmock A property. Have many cash buyers. DlJtrict.. and tent by certified mail, SATURDAY 9 A.M. any time. Antenna conversions. Good clean workmanshhip at res for picture windows and regular ment. Garage. Modem conven- (XII) MANCHESTER - New six $18,200. ft. F. Dimocl and Co., excellent buy! For appointment Co., Realtors, MI 0-5245, Joseph bathe, nice location. Owner mov­ Mortgages arranged Please call pottage prepaid, to, or left with, each Phllco factory supervised service sonable rates. SO years in Man­ windows. TR 5-2272. lencea. Exclusive neighborhood. room ranch home in Rockledge Realtors, MI 8-5245. Joseph Ash­ to see call the R. F. Dimock Co., Ashford, MI 9-6818, Barbara ing, will sacrifice It's a buy. For George L. Graziadio. Realtor. Ml of the persona named In laid appUca- Tel. Ml 9-1488. chester. . Raymond Plske. Ml MI 9-2887. aectlon, j-Vi hatha, ceramic tile ford, Ml $-8818, Barbara Woods, Realtors. Ml 0JI24B, Joaaph Aah- Woods, MI $-7703 or Robert Mur­ full information on any of fifty Lots tor Sale 73 Uon at leaat’flTe oaya before the day \! rOVR COOPERATION WTIX. 9-9237. BLOND, Heywood-Wakefield bed­ kitchen counters. Attached garage, 9-5878, 10$ Henry St. set for said hearing. Mi $-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI ford. Ml J-8818, Barbara Woods, dock, MI 84472. homes in all price ranges. Call the BOLTON—Two large wooded lots ^ CHiWLE8_H. NICHOL80W. Judge BE APPRECIATED DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com- room -set. Twin beds, Mr. and Mrs. FOUR ROOM apartment with heat, omaalte drive, fully londsciu^ 34472. Ml $-7703 nr Robert Murdock, MI Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ EDCTERiOR and Interior palhUng. hot water, gas, electric refrigera­ lot, $21,000. Call R. F. Dlmock Co., on Williams Road. Call owner. Ml Leiral NottcM „.A T E OF COmfECTICUT. »stri(;t pany, doors and windows, custom dresser, night table and chest of 34473. PRACTICALLY new custom three tors, MI 8-8030. 34321, ol Andover. Probate Court, Town ol work', guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 Ceilings reflnished Papernanglng drawers, ^cellent condition for tor and gas stove. Call MI 9-4071, Realteci, Ml 04345, Joseph Ash­ 88 SCARBOROUGH RD.— Vacant bedroom ranch, garage, large lot AT A COURT orlpRO BATK b Andover. February 8, 1969. Dial Ml 3-2711 Wallpaper books. Estimates given 5-8 p.m. ford, MI 0-8818, Barbara Woods, EAST SIDE)—184 Autumn St. Six St Coventry, Conn., within and fo Eatate of Albert E. FUn. lata et Bol­ after 8 p.m. $200. MI 9-2886. five year old six room Colonial, (II) $17,900—New 6H room ranch, with private backyard. 808 Hil­ COVENTRY—Near lake. 25 large District of Covrmry, on the Sth di ton. In aatd District, deceaead. Fully covered by insurance.,. Cill MI $-7703 or Robert Murdock, MI large living room, fireplace metal ceramic tlla bath, dining area, liard 8t. room oversized Cape Cod, one February, AD. 1959. / FOR STEADY service of plowing Edward R. Price MI 9-i009ii FOR REINT—Six • room duplex, lota, $100 each. Tel. Coventry, PI Upon the' application of Enmxa E. $4472,______kitchen cablneta, attached garage, attached garage, full basement unfinished. Ceramic tile bath, lot 2-7358. Evenings PI 2-7933. Present Elmore TurUngton. / E*q.. Fish praying that on inatrument In snow .from driveways, call PI VICTORIAN sofa, very-good condi- available March 1. Adults pre­ large porch, hot water heat oil, amealte drive. Completely land­ (XXI) GLASTONBURY — Five 70x200,' fireplace, living room Jinlcc. / writing purporting to bo the loat will ferred. Write Box A, Herald. b e a u t if u l new three bedroom On motion of Lucille Parker EdaalL ad teitam tntary be taaued oa |ier ap- Lost and Fonnd 2-7798. Uon. MI 9-9673. tile bath and first floor lavatory. scaped. R. F. Dlmock A Co.. Real­ room ranch With- breeaeway and 14x23. Asking $18,600. Immediate Coventry. Conn., on the eatene of Bar-- illcaUon on lUo more full* appaara; It Courses and Classes 27 ronoh, hot water heat,, ceramic ;aroge. Near Country Club. Extra occupancy. M. K. Ostrinsky, Real­ ton S. rXeall, late of CovMtr}', within RAY ANN T V Clinic service call FIVE ROOM apartment. Central Aluminum storm windows and tors, MI 0-5245, Joseph Ashford, Suburban (or Sale 75 LOST—Pair of glaase* on Main St. botii, excellent workmanship, 100' screens. Near bus and achoola, Ml 0-8818, Barbara Woods, $U farge rooms, fireplace, paneled tor, MI 3-9159. jnUd district, deceased. / ORDERED: That aatd appileattoa bo or Manchester Shopping Parkade. $2.50. 24 hour service. Bonded RADIO-ELECTTRONICS- Television Musical Instruments 53 heating. Immediate occupancy. froRtage, $11,700. Carlton W. living room wail. Aluminum com (XDl) TALCOTTVILLE Vernon, Thl* Court, doth decno that tlx eard and determined at (he Probate work. Work done on radlou, car Call TR 8-3802. real bargain, A-1 condition. Price 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI- month* be allowed and/)lmlted (or the' Jfflce In Andover In aatd Dlstrlet, on Reward. MI 9-3341. —"Leam by Doing” at "Connecti­ Hutchuu, MI $-6132. $22,600. George L. Graziadio, bination doors and window*. Im­ $31*800. New Conn, contemporary, creditor* of said estau to exhibit their' the 14th day of February, 1969, at one radios and HI Fi. Ml 3-8877, Ml TRY THiS Kinsman electronic 8-6472. claim* asalnet the sam e to the Admin-r cut’s Oldest Electronics School.” "VumJu.Hr FOUR I-ARGE rooms. Ail newly Realtor,Jrtl 8-5878.______mediate occupancy. R. F. Dlmock WANTED ultra modem ranch. \ acre wood­ 1,'clock In the afternoon; and that LOST—Tan colored dog, white 3-2958. Day electronics technician claaa, spipet organ today. Finest quality (VH) MANCHESTER-$14,500 Cape (XVI) SOUTH WINDSOR—Just A Co., Realtors, MI 9-5246, Joseph ed lot. 'o'aeher dryer-refrigerator- Istratrix d.b.n. c.I.af above-named and ioUce ot the pendency of aatd appllca- markings on head and chest. HOiUM trAUOLea, of any home organ. Dubaldo decorated, heated, tile bath with four down, two unfinished up. Nice MANCJHESTER—Custom brick and Folks with large family to occu­ directs that publkr notice be given of on and of the Ume and ploea of near- ATTIC, CELLARS cleaned, rubbish and evening electronics Techni­ STAR KOure. shower, hot water, kitchen cabi­ frame six room ranch, tv/o fire^ over Manchester town line. New, Ashford, MI 9-881$, Barbara bullt-tn oven-stove are Included. this order by uvertising In a news­ ig thereon, be given to all peraona Answers to Dusty. Reward. Call Music Center, 188 West Middle condition. Near schools, tranzpor- Woods,, MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur' py this attractive, well cared for For appointment to see call the paper having a/circulation in said dis­ (own to be tntereated In aatd aatafe: removed. Reasonable. Call MI cian-aide class, start on March AUMTOWU,fVt nets and garage. Adults only, no places,'large recreation room, two bathroom ranches raised trict, and by posting a copy thereof on Ml 9 -1901. 17th. Enroll now! New England 2-7-sm ISM MtClHIl NlnriPAMI tTMIlCAfI Turnpike. tatlon and shopping center. Im­ hearth, paneled living room wait, dock. MI 34472. 8’4 room home. Five rooms and R. F. Dtmock Co.. Realtors, MI ' causing a true copy of this order to 9-5374. . pets. $85 month. Write Box B, mediate occupancy. Call the R. F. only $17,900, Carlton W. Hutchins, lavatory down, 3<4 and bath up. $4249, Joseph Ashford, Ml $-8818, the public elfm post In *afd Toivn of bp published once In some newspaper ' LOST—Between Green Road and Techniclal Institute, 56 Union BEFORE YOU buy Just any organ Herald, stating age aitd occupa­ Dimock Co., Realtors. MI $4245 or MI 9-9132. 1,200 square feet living area. R. Two fireplaces. Loads of closets. Coventry n^resC the place where the .having a cIrculaUon In said Dlatnct, GRINDING AND sharpening — Place, Ha ',ford, JAckson 5-3408. F. Dlroock A Co., Realtors, MT- SEVEN ROOM home, two-car gt' Barbara Woods, Ml $-7703 or deceued lost dwrit. atid sent by eertified mall, poaiage H i^ School, silver l.D. bracelet. or piano, be sure to see our large tion. Joseph Ashford, ML 0-8818, Bar­ ’TWO-FAMILY hats — We have rage, near schools. Quick occupan­ Fine heating system. Two-car ga­ Robert Murdock, MI 3-8472. CertlfJM from Record prepaid to, or left with, each ol the Reward. Tel. MI 9-7151. tools reconditioned. Lawn mowers display of famous Wurlltzer. bara Woods. Ml $-7703, Robert three of these. One is 6 and 5; the 9-9246, Joseph Ashford, MI- cy. Owner transferred. Charles rage. Large lot In choice location, ElfMORE TURKINGTON, Judge pepenns named In said application at and saws precision sharpened, TTiomas and Kimball organs and TWO AND three room apartments, Murdock. MI 8-6472. 9-6818, Barbara Wood*. MI 0-7702 least five days betore the day aet (or LOST—Between Lincoln school and Business Opportunities 32 Garden— F arm— Dairy furnished or unfurnished. Working other tWe Ore only one year old Lesperance, MI 9-7820. NORTH COVENTRY-Verv attrac AT A COURT o r PROBATE holden said hearing. /7 motors serviced, ensilage knives, Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Kimball pianos. Hav* several good and are 4 and 4. Good financing on or Robert Murdock, MI 8-8472. live six room Cape, (two oartly- at Qoventry. Conn., within and for the ___CHARLES NICHOLSON. Judge Benton St pair of glasses not in mower blades, shears, cutlery, Products 50 used organs and pianos taken In couple. New Bolton road. Au SOUTH WINDSOR — Spencer Dlwmct of Coventry, on the Sth day of FOR LEASE—Gulf service atation. FAIRBANKS-MORSE water sys­ 3-8389. the new homes. T. J.' Crockett FOUR BEDROOM colonial, excel­ finished up), full bath, full base­ February A.D. IMS-, STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District of case. MI 9-9303. clippers, etc. Empson H. Aborn, HIGH EARNING trade on new Wurtlllzer organa Realtor, MI 3-1677 or Ml 9-7751. Heights. Attractive 6*4 room ment fireplace. Hot air *ieat, /Prroent ELMORE TURKINtSTON. Andover; Probate Court, Town of An- Maple St.. Ellin^on. Tel. TR Adjacent lo Wilbur Cross Park­ tems. Shallow or deep well sump, :X)OKING AND eating applea 75c Ssw-Ea$y Yoked Style lent condition, large lot, central, dover. ‘February 1. 1959. way at McNall Street exit,, Man­ POTENTIAL 1958 Special--leam to play the ROCKVILLE -Six room complete­ ranch in A-l condition. Hot water This beautiful brick and frame aluminum storms, attached gz ®*q.. Judge. _ 5-7166. Or dewatering pumps. Water soft­ a 16 quart basket. Louis a. Bottl, organ tn your own home order our only $13,500. Carlton W. Futchlns. oil heat, flreplace, full basement. On motion of Hedwlg R. Ilaar, JVater- Present. Hon. Charles K. Nlcholton, Ariiiduncdments chester. A proved euccessfu* op­ We have an opening for two men ly furnished apartment, centrally Ml $4183. seven room home ^ th foyer en­ rage. Workshop, artesian well, front Height*. Coventry. Conn., on the Esq.,' Judge. . . . eners. purifiers, water heaters. In­ 260 Bush Hill Rd. eight week lesson-loan plan. Only Large wooded lot. Reanrni for eell- On mhuon of Kendall A Anthony. Ad­ LIGHT BULLDOZING, excavating eration. Address Inquiries 'o Man­ In our sales department to assist stallation and service. Capitol located. First floor. TR 5-5531. A Cunning Se trance, large llVing-room, dining %-acre comer lot, beautiful li estate of Eugene F. Hear, late of Cov­ INCOME TAXES prepared in your chester Motel, RFD No. 1,-iMcNall our sales manager. Sales exper­ $15 down and $3.96 weekly Includes FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial Ing. owner transferred. Cal] for room (all with wall-wali carpet­ tion overlooking brook. Asking entry wittiln B*ld district, deceaaeA ministrator on the Estate of Georgr A and grading. Dump truck rental. Equipment Co., 38 Main. Ml ^in et organ in your home, music further particulars. Alice Clampet ing), birch cabinet kitchen, powder Till* Court doth decree that »lx Anthoi^. late of ColumblA in said Dla- home or by appointment. Exper­ Gravel and fill. George W. Bar­ Street or call MI 3-4148. ience not necessary but helpful. If 3-7958. Household Goods 51 THREE ROOM apartmenU, 118 1*4 baths, three lots. Manchester $12,$00. Welles Agency. Coventry, montha be alldwed and limited for the trlct, deceaaed. ienced tax work. MI 3-4723. rett. Ml 9-0650. you qualify we will train you. This and private weekly lessons at our Main St. Phone MT 9-5229 or MI Green area. MI $-1209. Realtors. MI 9-4543. room and rear porch. Upetairs PI 2-7398. creditora of said estate to exhibit their This Court doth decree that alx ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Cuatom studio. Tempo Organ Studio, 386 3-7444. four bedrooms, tile bath. Land­ claim* against the same to the Execu­ months be allowed and limited (or the Job offers high earning potential in CAPE COD. alx finished rooms. (XX) $18,800—Coventry l ^ e , new trix, Hedwlg R. Haar. and dlrecU that creditora of sold Eatate to exhibit their Help anted—Female 35 the high four figure bracket. It you USED TAPE recorder, five months made cornices and drapes. Slip Main St., Manchester, ■ Ml 9-4031. MANCHESTER- Six room Cape, scaped lot. Two-car garage. For public notice be given of Ihl* order by clalma ogiUnst the same to the Admln- INCOME TAXES prepared. Call Ebcclusive Wurlitzer, Thomas and ROCKtaLLE Four room fumtsheg garage, low operative coat. Garage, screened rear porch. appointment call. seven room split level,baths, advertising In a newapaperMiavtng a Istraikir and directs that public notice Household Services consider yourself reliable and old. $90. Phone MI 3-0858. covers, $59.50 and up. Choice of Forced hot water oil heat. Excel­ be ffVyn of this order by advertlilng. MI 9-3329. sober, unafraid of work, to earn fabnea. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, Kimball ifealers. apartment, electricity, gas, hot $13,600. Minimum down. Oifford fireplace, attached gap^e, game circulation In nald district, and by Offered ' 13-A RACER SKATES, size 9. Hockey water included. Central. Reason­ Hansen, Realtor, MI 8-1808. lent location, all utilities. Many MADELINE SMITH, Realtor room, lake privilege. Present posting a copy thereof on the public one time In a newapaper having a cir- this high potential income. JA 2-7780. others to choose from. The Wii- sign port. In »ald Town of Coventry, culaMoa in aaid Dtotrtet. and by potting PURNTTlIRE repairing and refln- EXPERIENCED skates, size 4>2. Girl's figure able. TR 5-3634. mortgage can be assumed, month- nearest the place where the deceased a copy thereof on the public atgnpoat In INCOME TAXES prepared, Call Apply in person skates, size 8. Very good condi­ ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, Wearing; Apparel— Furs 57 MAT^CHESTER— New seven room 11am E. Belfiore Agency, MI Ml 9-1642 W payments are only $77.3$, B. last dwelt. said To'im of Columbia nearest tha r a 9-6056. ishlng; antiques restored Furni­ ROCKVILLE- 3’, and 4 room fu^ ranch, many extras. Call Builder' 9-0760. F. Dimock 4 Co., Realtors, Ml Certfled from Record placd where the deceased last dmlt. ture Repair Service, Talcottirille. Sewing Machine Operators GREAT EASTERN tion. Call MI 3-8835. glass, china, and used furaiiure ^M O R E TURKINGTON. Judge. CHARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judga bought and sold - Furniture Repair GRAY PERSIAN lamb finger tip nished apartments, centrally lo­ Owner. MI 8-8821. $4245, Joseph Ashford, MI 94818, FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ Ml 3-7449. CONSTRUCTION CO. length coat. Mink collar and cuffs, cated. norkinj- space available. LINDMAN ST—Six room home that OPEN FOR INSPECrriON Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Rob­ 35 Oak St. 9-11, Mr. A. Lindsay LARGE WALNUT dining room Service. Ml 3-7449. (IV) OFF PORTER STREET — pared with your savings in mind. FLAT FINISH Holland window Apply table and chairs. Also camp trail­ never worn since remodeled. $150. TR 5-4958. Is vacant. Two acre* of land right ert Murdock, Ml 34472. Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-6246. er, both reasonable. Call MI 3-7246. BARGAIN on all kinds of sterilized Ml 9-7218. Tidy Cape C>d. Ckimer lot, ames­ In the center of town. House ha* SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. shades, made to measure. All THE PRUDEN’nXL Insurance FIVE BOOM duplex and garage, ite drive. $14,750. This t-' ar. ex­ been completely redecorated. (DC) BOLTON—Coventry line. New metal Venetian blinds at a new Manchester Modes, Inc. Company of America has an open­ used furniture, refinished includ­ USED LUMBER, assorted sizes. ing bed springs. New mattresses oil heat and hot water. Phone MI cellent buy in a beautiful location. Priced at $14,000. Excelleiji 'ff^ 425 WOODLAND STREET 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, PUNNING A NIW NOME? Personabi low price. Keys made while you ing in the Manchester area for a .3-4751. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI nanring available. T. J Crrfckett, knotty pme kitchen, walk-out wait. Marlow’s. Pine St., Manchester man who is interested in a career Flooring, doors, windows and from $13.95. Open 9-9, T.«BIanc Wantefi—^To Buy 58 plumbing supplies. EJectric hot EUmiture Hospital, 195 South St., 9-9345 or Joseph Ashford MI Realtor. MI 3-1577 or MI 9-7751, New 8 bedroom ranch, full base­ basement. Large lot. Reduced to WEDDINg Stationery — Beautiful as a Life Insurance salesman. OLD GUNS (any condition), 9-8918, Barbara Woods, M’ 9-7702, $14,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., Real­ selection at money saving prices. ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster­ Married men preferred. Salary water heater. Choman's House­ Rocktrllle. ment with garage, tile bath, lot ing, custom made cornices, wrecking. Stock Place off North swords, war relics, mtlques, etc. Business Locations Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. (CHARTER OAK ST —Ansaldl bulit tors, MI 6-6345, Joseph Ashford, Campress, 5 South Main St. MI OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES and commission while receiving WANTED—Gooa, resaleable used (one or whole collection). 70 Mill for Rent 64 ranch in immaculate condition. 100x300, Financing available, 10% Ml 9-8818, Barbara woods, 8Q 9-2240. Evenings by appointment. drapes and slip covers, 179.50 and on the Job training. Phone MI Main St. Open’ Saturday 8-4, week­ (X) MANCHESTER—New *ix room Five rea! large rooms, recreation up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs days 3:30-5:30 or call MI 9-2392. furniture. Watkins Brnthers. Ml St. Tel. 8-5717. down. $-7703, Or Robert Murdock, Ml CLERKS 0-5226. 8-8171. FOR OFFICE or commercial use, Cape. Hi baths, amesite drive, room, two fireplaces, basement 8-6472. WANTED—Passengers to New Or­ LaPine, Ml 9-3694. JUNK CARS, truck, wrecks. High- fireplace in living room, open garage. Lot i* 100x150, Combina­ A. leans and, or Florida, leaving Feb­ COMBINATION storm door 36x81, three rooms, ground floor. Mam * S. BEECHLER. Realtor WEAVING of bums, moth holes For leas skilled olfice work. Ex MACHINISTS! $15. Kitchen heater, coal or wood, SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall est prices, any amount, anywhere. St. near post office. Phema Ml staircase. Prime location. R. F. tion window*. And the price i* Ie»« (Vni) BOLTON — Coventry Line. ruary between 8th and 12th. Call perienued and inexperienced young tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle, from 7c MI 9-7218. 9-5229, MI 3-7444. . Dlmock Co.. Realtors, MT 9-5245 than you would pay for a new MI 3-6989 New six room Cape.jape. Pour flnlahed TR 5-2042. and tom clothing, hosiery runs JIG BORERS $20. 6 foot 9 skis complete, bind­ or handbags repaired, zipper re­ women considered. Clerclal ability, ings and poles. $18. Guaranteed re­ each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, or Joseph / shford, MI 9-8$18, Bar­ home, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI down, ceramic tile bath, walkout some typing or ’other office ma­ MILLERS at the Green. ENTIRE BUILDING about 8,600 bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. Mr. Smith MI 9-8952 basement, large lot. $13,700. R. F. WANTED—Ride from Hilliard St. placement, umbrellas repaired built '36 Ford motor, only 3,000 Rooms Without Board 59 to Bishops Comer. West Hartford. men's shirt collars reversed and chine experience helpful. LATHE OPERATORS miles. $50. All good condition. MI square feet Suitable for storaa, Murdock, MI 3-8472. Dlmock * Realtors. Ml 3-4526. office. Insurance companyi hall, SUMMIT ST- New Ileting. Over- SEVEN ROOM Ranch—1 >4 baths, 94346, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-8818, 7 a.m.-4:30 or 4:45 p.m. MI 3-0478. replaced. Marlow's LitUe Mend If you have at least five years 40” ROPER GAS range good con­ R(X)M FOR rent. Inquire State etc. Occupancy 6-t montha. tn (XV) RIGA HEIGHTS. Bolton- sized Cape in good condition. Two Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. or Rob­ Ing Shop. COMPTOMETER Talior Shop. 8 Blssell. MI 8-7883. extra large garage, screens and experience on lig borers, millers dition. MI 3-1053. center of town. One car garage for Magnificent new ranch, Georgia baths, two fireplaces. Recreation storm windows, radiant heat, ert Murdock, MI 8-6472. Openings for several operators After 8:30 MI 8-5047. rent at the Center. Call MI 9-61-5228, marble fireplace, built in oven and room, lota of extras. Sensibly Automobiles for Sale 4 Or lathes, and are caoable of turn­ Boats and Accessories 46 brick fireplace, natural wood­ HEBRON ROAD, Bolton—Two new Building—Contracting 14 Must be skilled. ing out experimental or limited ROOM FOR rent, suitable for one or MI 3-7444. stove, two car garage. See signs priced. T. J. Oockett. Realtor, MI work. formica counter, den BEFORE YOU BUY a used car production items to close toler­ LOVESEAT, toast color. Call MI on Bolton Center Rd. R. F. 3 1577 or MI 9-7751. ranch homes on acre lots ready Good wages, pleasant working 3-4814 after 5. o r. two men. Shower. Call at 101 paneled in knotty pine. Amesite for occupancy. Six rooms, bullt-tn see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck ALL TYPES of carpentry work ances, Hamilton Standard has a McIn t o sh b o a t c o . Oiestnut St. Dimock .4 Co,. Realtors, MI- drive, fenced in back yard. Com­ Sales and Service, 285 Main done, alterations, dormers, roof conditions, 37 hour week, liberal challenging Job for you. Suburban For Rent 66 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. MI- THREE CAPES In central location. stoves, fireplace, basement ga­ benefit program. 52 OAK STREET JUST PICK UP One in 6 rooms and garage, other pletely landscaped. Beautiful rage, combination windows. Sell­ Street. Ml 9-4571. Open eveninge. ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981 Sale—On new 1957 Model John­ $3 WEEKLY PAYMENTS ATTRACTIVELY fumiahed and CO^NTRY-Four room unfur- 9-6818, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 stiade trees and flowering shrubs This is a major program and cheerful rooms. Complete light or Robert Murdock, MT 3.9472. two are unfinished up. One has ing for $17,000; possible to assume Plai\ on t|ia best heating. .'. dutomatic NEED A CAR? Short on a down NEED MORE rooms? Will finish FIRST NATIONAL STORES son outboard motors. AND AI^L THIS IS YOURS nWne'ed apartment. gss,.heat. Sec­ State lli% mortgage that can be from spring until fall. Phone MI $12,000 conventional mortgage now calls for a large number of sHIled 3 Complete housekeeping facilities available. ond floor, $45 per month Avail­ 9-2672. Agents protected. payment or had your credit turned your upstairs and relieve your Park and Oakland Aves. machinists. You will be working on S'- horsepower— $175 complete Single, oouble. Children accepted ‘ 8173 WEST SIDE—Five room ranch assumed. Terrific deal. T. J. on the property. T. J. ’ Crockett, oil heat and clean-action M ebllhaatl down? Don't give up! For a good worries. Prices reasonable, free Rooms of Furniture able Feb. 1. Welles Agency, Cov- I2’,4 34V4 Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI Realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI 9-7761. East Hartford, Conn. Jet aircraft, missile and rocket with remote tank, Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. --limited Parking. Central. Res entry, PI 2-7358, house, full basement, plastered AA ZONE. Seldom do you find a deal—not thru -C^small loan com­ estimate. Lozier Dry Wall. PI equipment accessories, ircluding sonable price* Come see! Mrs walls, insulated, hot water oil 9-7751. large ranch home in keeping with 3 Make your new home a more oomfort- pany — see “Harry” at 333 Main 2-8452. Refrigerator BOLTON (JENTER—Spaciqus six A m x GIRL OR WOMAN wanted- For fuel controls, air conditioning and 10 horsepower $259 complete with Beautiful Bedroom Suite Dorsey. 14 Arch St. heat, large kitchen with birch VERNON—Brookslde Lane —With Colonial style. Such a house was roomer with breezeway and two- ^ able home with safe, dependable autfp St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). general olfice work includes cash­ refrigeration systems, starters and remote tank. Business Property For Sale 70 Three buttons close each should­ Baby will adore this cosy sacque, cabinets. All rooms finished in custom, built in l650 and is avail­ BID WELL Home Improvement Co. Beautiful Living Room Suite PLEASANT, healed, front room eltiier long or short, with It-s cute spring just around the comer let’s car garage. Loaded with extras matic oil heating and new clean-actica Mobilbeat. Alterations. addlUona. garages. ier, telephone operator, typing. pneumatic valves. Beautiful Dinette Set er of this pretty yoked style that mahogany trim. Call owner, MI talk about a delightful new home. able. Delightful large living and is In tip-top condition. 1V4 1951 MER(2TJRY. Radio, heater, day week. Experience preferred 18 horsepower $299 complete with near bath, for one or two gentle­ VILLAG E~^TOr £ - Well located la a cinch to sew, A bow tie la matching kitten. A pretty set that 3-8304. room, picturesque dining room Here’s the entirely new fuel oil that Actually cieam overdrive, white wall tires. Good Re-siding apecialists. Easy budg- Paid vacation, hospital Insurance remote tank. Beautiful "De Luxe” Range men. 54 High St. ydu’i; enjoy making and ^vtng, es­ We have just listed a charming baths. Beautiful view. Look this condition. Reasonable. Ml 3-4739-. et terms. MI 9-6495 or Tn INTERVIEWS Instead of Westinghouse Elec. country store w-ith growing busi­ also provided for accent. nearly new 3 bedroom Ranch in a with bay window and corner cup­ one over and make us an offer. as it heats. And all fringe benefits. Good post ness. Very good prospects for No. 8173 with Patt-O-Rama la pecially at that baby shower. XVIII NEW CAPE, $16,900. Six fin­ setting of lovely homes. Living board. compact kitchen, dishwash­ Has to be sold. T. J. Crockett, 5-9109. tlop for right person. Apply in Applicants with 5 years or more 35 horsepower electric $445 com­ Refrigerator if you prefer right owner. Attractive five room Pattern No. 2701 contains pat­ 1940 MERtIURY—Good condition, experience as outlined above in­ plete with remote tank. Rugs. Lamps, Tables, Linoleum ROOM FOR RENT. MI 3-5874. In alzea 12J,i. 144. 16^, 18’*. ished rooms, 1'* baths, amesite room has fireplace, picture win­ er, disposal and separate break­ Realtor, IVU 3-1677 or MI 9-7751. GENERAL repairing and remodel­ person. W. G. Glenney Company, apartment, two-car garage, fix­ 20'.i, 22’i. 24'a Size 14'4, 35 tern pieces: material require­ drive, choice location. R. F. fast area. Three twin size bed­ no rust, bums no oil. Call MI terview 8 a.m. to 3 p.m daily. and a Few Other Articles ments: sewing and finishing di­ dow, walk-in cellar, hot water Claan-actlan Mobllhaot givoM 9-6132 any time. ing. Specializing in building of 336 N. Main St., Manchester. Service guaranteed. EVERYTHING ture* and inventory included at buit. 5 yarda of 3S-lnch. Dimock 4 Co., Realtors, Ml heat oil, combination screens and rooms, 2'4 baths, nine double ROCK'VUJUE — Modern two- fam­ mors elson h»at ptr gaHonl | Monday through Friday at the full reduced price of $17,000. Own­ Send Thirty-Five Cents in coins rections. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MT 9-6818. closets, playroom with fireplace, ily house on bus line, good loca­ garages and shell houset of all BOOKKEEPER, full or part lime. Hamilton Standard Main Plant em­ THE UNPAID BEAUTIFULLY furnished room, storms, attached bi-eezeway and I a e e a * a e I IVfobilheat I/,: 1948 CHEVROLET half ton pickup. types. MI 3-0731. Come and see the 1958 line In­ BALANCE PRICE well heated, tile bath, nice quiet er will conalder trade for house. for this pattern — add 5c for each Send 25c in coins, for this pat­ Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, or garage, large lot. Vacant A breezeway. garage. Beautiful yard tion. near schools, immediate oc­ Not <>N1 MUKIt HtAMNi. oil Excellent condition. $200. Phpne Flexible hours. Apply in person at ployment office directly opposite cluding the V 4 50 horsepower Direction* on . reque*l. Talbot pattern for flrat-claaa mailing. Send tern—add 5c for each pattern for Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. with lots of trees, 125’x200'. For the-Thomas Colla Compary, 251 Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, ONLY $388.26 home. Parking. 816 Spruce St. j charming home for $17,800. Good- cupancy. TR 5-1235. Coventry PI 2-8341. Super. F'rce storage until wanted. Free Agenev. PI 2-6600. to SUE BURNETT. THE .MAN­ first-class mailing. Send to ANNE child Realtv Co.. Realtors, MI appointment please call Elva C A U MlteheU 3.5135 FOK TOP QUALITY GENERAL CARPENTRY work Broad St., between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Conn. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. CABOT, THE MANCHESTER SIX ROOM single, in good condi­ Tyler, Realtor, AH 9-4469. 1957 CHEVROLET four door. If evening appointment is desired OPEN EVENINGS, TILL 9 delivery. Free set up by our own 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. Wanted— Real Estate 77 done. Call evenings TR 5-7749. Ask for Mr. John Fox. if you can­ reliable men. TWO FURNISHED room* with 1150 AVE, AMERICAS. NEW EVENING HERALD, 1150 A\*E tion. Oil heat, two-car garage, lot SILENT G LO W OIL BURNERS Standard shift, six cylinder. Ivory I call MI 9-5224. Terms I-ayaway Trades kitchen privileges. MI 3-8841. F'arms and Land for Sale 71 YORK 88, N. Y. Print Name. Ad­ OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88, 90x150, priced at $11,000, for quick 1200 SQUARE FEET of living area. MANCHESTER-Atlractive Cape ARE YOU CUN SID BRING and yellow with accessories. $1950.1 ALI, TYPES of repairs and new not come in for an interview dur­ Phone Me Immediately Cod. Six finished, plastered walls, SELUNG YOUR PROPEHITY? RECEPTIONIST for professional ing these hours, call Mr. Fox at McIn t o s h b o a t c o . Hartford CH 7-0358 F'OR DIFFERENT sizes and types dress with Zone, Style Number N. V. Print name, address and sale. Reuben T. McCann Agency. Six room Cape Cod, preferred Call MI 9-6638 after'6 p.m. construction. William Kanchl, con­ ROOM—Private parking. Residen­ pattern number. MI 3-noo. fireplace, large sun porch, base­ We will appraise your propertjr office. Must have experience in NAtional 3-1821, extension 371. After 7 P.M. CH 8-4690 of farms and land tracts within 70 and Size. neighborhood. Call owner. MI free and without any obligation. tractor and builder. Call MI 3-7773. MI 9-3102 tial neighborhood. Phone MI Don't miss the Fall A Winter Have you a copy of our Needle­ 9-8743. ment finished off, large two-car 1957 VOLKSWAGEN. 9.000 miles, typing and bookkeeping. Write See It Day Or Night 9-0086. miles ot Hartford. Lawrence P. garage with work shop. Amesite We also buy property (or caurt. MORI ARTY BROTHERS If you have no means of trans­ Fiano, Broker. MI 9-5910. *57 Issue of Basic Fashion, our work Album? It contains fifty-six MANCHESTER — Now available, ceil MI 9-9800 between 7 and 9 Box X, Herald. HAMILTON STANDARD colorful pages showing many pret­ new home* by Ansaldl. Five room THREE BEDROOM Ranch, full drive. Nicely landscaped. Attrac­ Selling or buying contact p.m, Aluminuin Storms and portation, I’ll send my auto for CLEAN, COMF'ORTABLE room complete pattern catalog. It’s basement with garage, lot 100x200. tive neighborhood. Close to STANLEY BKAY. Realtor MANCHESTER Building Materials 47 you. No obligation. SOUTH WINDSOR —Four acres ehockfuU of aew-easy. up-to-the- ty designs; plus directions for ranchc*. six room colonial*. Occu­ 315 CENTER ST. Screens 14-A SECRETARY Division of the United Aircraft for refined gentleman. 71 Chestnut making 3 crochet items and a pancy within 30 days. Charles S. A. Beechler, MI 9-8952, or MI schools,-bus. shopping. Jerry k'ay, BRAE-BURN REALTY 1958 NASH Metropolitan. Low mile­ A— E—R—T-,’B St. MI 9-5764. nice woodland with brook, para­ minute styles’ for every *ize. Send Broker. MI 3-7029. Ml 3-6273 age. like new, reasonable. MI Corporation, 85 Bradley Field DRY OAK lumber, boards, 2x4s dise for growing blueberries or S5e today. quilt. Only 25c a copy! Lesperance, MI 9-7620. 3-6969. COMPLETE price range of alum­ Interesting diversified position and pallet lumber, $65 per thou­ 43-45 ALLYN ST . HARTFORD 9-3043. \ inum windows, doors, awnings. for capable aecretarv seeking per­ Road. Windsor Locks. Connecticut. Open Nights Till 9 P.M; H m m sriE b r o o m , own kitchen, strawberries. 300 feet off good Jalousies. F'or free estimate call manent work. Good judgment, abil­ sand. George Grifflng, PI 2-7888. one bIo»'k from Main Street, i road, $4,(>00, .MI 3-7733. 1957 M,Y5\oUTH SAVOY, two-door Us now, Home Specialities Co. Ml MEAT COUNTER Men — Exper­ separate entrance, gentleman, i hardtop, eWellent condition, price ity to meet people and an’ aptitude ienced preferred. Good working c t a m b e r ’s “ f u r 1^1t u r ^ ’ 3-2858. for figures required. 37 hour, 5 parking. Ml 3-4724. | Hounm for Sale 72 reasonable. MI 3-8492 after 4 p.m. day week Pleasant working condi­ renditions. Apply. First Food Uiaraonaa—Watches— SALES' " S B s r tions and libera] benefit program. Stores, 646 Center St, MI 3-8059. Jeiwelry 48 Visit our showrooms for excellent PLEASANT, clean ^oom for one 1956 FORD CUSTOM, eight cylin­ Roofing—Siding 16 and two gentlemen, at Center, NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., der, two door sedan, blue. Four LEONARP W. YOST Jeweler, re­ values In bedroom, living room and with parking, bath and shower. 29 Manchester. Five rooms, comptsts new whitewall tires, on* owner, SPECIAL WINTER rater for aU Write Help Wanted— pairs, adjusts watches expertly. kitchen furniture. Hazel. MI 9-7083; full rear dormer, U$ baths, tire- very clean, low mileage. $1075. types of roofing and aiding. For Reasonable prices. Open daily. _! place, basement garage. T. Shan- Snow's Garage, in the renter of P. 0. BOX 2103 Male or Pemiile 37 A conH>lcte selection -of baby FURNISHED, heated room. Prl. non. Builder,'Ml 8-7469. BU 9-1418. free eatimate, call Manchester Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce needs. Wapplng. Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. MI Hartford, Conn. OPPORTUNITY to make money, Street. Ml 9-4387. vate entrance Gentleman. 88 East (Ill) WEST SIDE—Six room Cape. 0-8933. If interested in pleasant way to Center St. MLS CHAMBER’S FURNITURE 4 down. 2 'finished up, large en­ 6-A Stating education, work history, make $35 to $’00 weekly and up, in PLEASANT room for one or two, closed porch, amesite drive, fine Trailers RAY S ROOFING CO,, ahlngle and spare time. Experience unnecea- Fuel and Feed 49-A AT THE GREEN REALTOR RECOMMENDS built up roofs, gutter and con­ age and salary desired. separate entrance, parking. Phone location For appotntmer.: tr see YOUR Hours 10-5, 7:30-9 daily MOBILE HOMES -■ Furniture tak-1 sarv, ' car necessary. Cali CM MI 3-8905. call the R. F Dtmock Co. Real- ductor work, roof, chimney re­ 2-9865. SEASONED hardwood foi fire­ en as down payment on mobile. pairs. Ray Eagenow, MI 9-2214; TYPIST place cut and split to order. Call DINING ROOM set, maple, mod­ ' tors. Ml 9 5245. Joseph Ashlord. homes. Excellent lots available at 1 Ray Jackson, 5U 3-8325 Ml 8-7083. Leonard L, Giglio. em, extension table, six chairs, LARGE furiilshed room. One or Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml Mansfield. Jenson's. Tnc (always (Part Time) console, china cabinet and buffet. two gentlemen, all convenience*, 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml reliable I 64 Park Road West' ROOFING, SIDING, painting Car­ Woman to run accqunls payable Situations Wanted— SEASONED hardwood to. fire' Excellent condition. MI 9-6855. parking, near bus line, close lo 3-6472. Hartford. AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479.! pentry Alteratiuna and additipna. machine evenings. 5-10 p.m. Exper­ ' Female 38 places, furnaces and stoves. Giglio restaurant. MI 9-6914. Don’t settle for less for modern living than a Jarvis built split- n From the inside out, the best way to judge the unusual Monday through Saturday. 9 to 5.: Ceilings Workmanship guaran­ ience desired but qualified typist Brothers, Ml 3-5301. ELECTRIC stove' in wellent MANCHESTER—Five rooms (one level home. Due to a transfer we have this yyar-old spilt for sale Monday, Wednesday, 'ITiursday ^ teed. A. A.^'Dlon, Inc., 299 Autumn will be considered. Pleasant .work­ WOULD LIKE to care for one ''Condition, also large size storm unfinished) ' excelle'nt condition, at Woodhlll Heights, Just a block from the Manchester .Shopping view of this spacious home. Six rooms, two full baths, evenings. ^ St. -Ml 3-4860, ing conditions. two small children'days In DRY OAK wood.'Cut fireplace and door. Tel. MI 9-3579. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 136 aluminum stornis, $8,700. Carlton Parkade, close to the Waddell Gramniar 8f-hool and transporta­ Bissell St. W. Hutchlna, MI 9-5132. tion. Features 8 twin size bedrooms, master bedroom has Its own Apply home. MI 9-6412. „ , stove lengths $K per li ad, de­ fireplace and com ^rt in every room. Go6d lof^tion. FOR THE best in shingle and built livered. Tel. Coventry. Pj 2-7886. ■WILL SELL large size Holpolnt re­ lavatory and stall shower. Another full bath and loads of closet Auto Driving School up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ First National Stores, Inc. frigerator with freezer and full room, knotty pine kitchen, separate dining room and living room ney and roof repairs call Coughlin WOMAN WOULD like houseclean­ size electric stove, for $350. Call with flreplace and picture window. Basement area Ideal for Dad’s $17,000. .. LARSON’S driving School—Offers MI 3-7707. Park and Oakland Aves. ing. Call MI 9-9800, 7 to 9 p.m. Garden—Farm—Dairy MI 3-7217. MEET BOB OLIVER \ workshop or Sister’s bop parties. The garage Is built to hold that all types of driver education’ on East Hartford, Conn.’ OF new Bulck you hope to buy—longer and’'larger Priced below insured dual control cars stand­ EXPERIENCED 15 year old girl Products 50 LARGE beautiful gray decorator’s CLERK-TYPIST— ’ Small comfort­ CENTER MOTOR SALES replacement at . $18,990.00. ard or automatic. By trained and Roofing—Chimney 16-A will do Hght housework and, or COOKING APPI-ES 90c, McIntosh divan, like new. E.xceptional value 481 MAIN STREET certified instructor, licensed by able office fqr young lady 'or vari­ baby sitting. Ml 9-9296. for $150. MI 9-2866. ous office duties. One willing tp cOld storage No. 1 $1.25 half the State of O nn. Ml 9-8075. j ROOFING - Specializing in repalr- bushel. ■!>!. MI 3-8116 Louis , Soiling Only mg roofs of aJi kinds Also new learn to run bookkeeping machine. Bunce, &29 West Cenlei Street. MANCHESTER Driving Academy, roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Call BU 9-1641, Mr. Bryant.. Dors— Birds—Pets 41 Perilenaily Sficetod licensed by State of Conn, and I cleaned, rraalred, 28 years’ ex Motor Vehic'e department. Can*' perience l^ee estimates Call VALUABLE SALES territory now COCKER PUPPIES. Adorable Usod Car fulfill all driver educational nqeda,' Howley. Manchester M> 8-5361. available in Manchester for ambi­ home bred, black. AKC regtsteredj WANTED Satisfaction Guaranteed from 16 to 60 Standard shift, push | tious women who would like to temporary- distemper Inoculation. • SEPTIC TANKS button, fluid drfve and automatic. i represent Avon Cosmetics. Pleas­ Seven weeks old and ready ‘o go. CleaniHl and Installed by william Terms To Suit You ant, dignified part time work. Bank Financing; FOR SALE OR TRADE Serving Manchester. Rockville.' Heating and Plumbing 17 MI 9-0790. We have clienU ready, willing SATURDAY-2-4 P.M. Coventry. Bolton, Andover and - Phone MI 3-5194. • SEWERS Phone Ml 9-0081 Vernon. Call Mr. Miclette, PI: S WATSON, PLUMBING and nest­ GOING SOUTH-Leaving the birds, and able to purchase the fol­ t-7249. ing contractor. New inatallatioiia, WOMAN lo live in and help with parakeets: 100 breeders ind some Machine Cleaned ■ lowing: ■ 71 WHITNEY ROAD OPEN FOR INSPECTION alteration work and repair worL. children while mother works. young, also equipment. M 3-7171 1. A Ranch or Colonial in the MORTLOOC’S Driving School — MI 9-3808. Room and board plus small • installation $30,000 price Class. Must have WANTED! 479 ADAMS STREET Licensed by State of Conn Author­ salary. Call MI 9-4623. SPECIALIST fbur bedrooms. 6 Room Cape With Garage ized Dept., of Motor Vehicles Articles for Sale 45 ' 2. A two-family on the East USED GARS Retirement special. Very few maiiiteiiuiice problems witji ' for driver education, including PLUMBING AND heaUnjeating—repairs Side. Corner ' lot, completely redecorated, classrooip teaching for 16 years and contract work. Can MI 9-8541. STENOGRAPHER Town and Country 3. A six-room ranch In the (CLEAN ONLY) this attractive 5'o-room Ca|te. Hot wijter, oil heat, com­ r KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney. vacant. Selling for $13,500, bination window.s, full (try basement, fenced yard, large old and up. Three cars, push but­ LLO'YD'S PLUMBING 8«rvice as­ ' InteresUng position for an Intel­ 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-43ir7. ' $17,000-520,000 price range.'- We will pay you top dollars ton drive-standard shift-automa­ sures satisfaction, prompt service. ligent and capable ' stenographer. Drainayo Co. 4, A three or four bedtxtom for your clean car. Call maple shade trees, garage. Priced to sell at $14,700. tic. Ml 9-7398. . ' CH 7-6124. 5D 9-5485. Varied duties Including figure REVERE tape recorder. Used two Colonial. MI 8-04)81. work. 37 hour, 5 day week. Excel­ months. Reasonable, Call , PI M l 9^143 .-These are qualided ctients. Other listings include 2 BOLTON OIL BURNER Service. Complete 2-8906 after 1 p.m. PROFESSIONAL MAN’S OPPORTUNITY Boaineas Services Offered 13 lent benefit program. Please call us immediately if The best way to live Is In your own home and here la a mar­ heating service, work guaranteed. you have or kno\v of any homes Capes with expandable at­ New Ytunches ready for occu­ We’re proud to announce that soon we will be moving to a new FLOOR SANDING and retlniah: Call MI 9-4749 flay Or night FIRST NATIONAL STORES pancy, also Colonial in Bolton velous one located on Summit Street. Priced to fit a (amlly office at 575 Main St., Manchester, Because of thUs move our “a available in the above cate­ tics > (one o( these has a present office at 450 Woodbridge St., Mancliester. is for sale. Vernon—Builder’s luxury ranch with built-in range and Specialising Us old floors. gories. Center that is In e.xcellent re­ budget, this nicely laid out home features 7 rooms with every e-5750. PARK AND OAKLAND AVES. l'/j% State Mortgage). :l This building has 7 rooms and is only 6 years old. in lop condi­ Millinery Dreaamaldng 19 SEPTIC TANKS pair, efiolee building lot. Also modern convenience, t( , baths, breezenay and 1 car garage, tion. Very adapUble for a doctor, dentist, architect, real estate automatic oven, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 'fwo blocks from EAST HARTFORD, CONN. MANCHESTER—Direct From Owner two (amlly flats, relatively new ilaneh Just over the town enclosed lot for the Kiddles. June occupancy., Being told due to AND line in Andover (builder may and insurance office or business and home combination. Pres- new High School. $16,900. MURTENSEN TV. bpMlallzed RCA I new ranch, oversized Cape, take your presejit home IB owner’s transfer. Fair priced at $16,500. enUy zoned Business Zone 1. Ample parking Excellent 4 4% talevtsioa oenrice. Ml 9-4841 ' DHESSMAKJNG and Alterations PLUG ED SEWERS ' converse mortgage may be assumed. Priced to soli at $21,000. done. Ml 9-2552. Help Wanted— Male 36 8 Must SaerHica, Moving Out of Stott etc. trade), - M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Machiss GIsanad JR. ice. Qeaalng etUcs, cellars ahd DRESSMAKING and alterations, AGGRESSIVE Man with retail ex­ ' Moko An Offnr bzalipr yaida. Inctoeratort emptied, ashes perience )to develop miH outlet, iSeptle lAnka. Dry Wells," SeWer . i CLIFFORD HANSEN removed. Contract service avail- reasonable rates, MI 9-1254.' REALTOR JARVIS REALTY CO. WARREN E. HOWLAND handling, piece go^s, remnants tJbea laatalted—Cellar.. Water- PAINTINQ and |V' ' T# Ja G ROC KETTi ' 63 EAST CENTEk ST.—MI 3-1308 \ abid. Ml 9-97S7. and o(ld iota. \8^olesale and re- priManjli OoM. THE 7 room8,^4 bedropms, gotid locatioi|i, convenient to nil REALi;^t)R— MI 3-U08 Moving—Trucldng— talk Excellent opportunity .for schools, bath UP, lavatory down, 2 ca)- garage, paved 244 MAIN ST.—MI 3-1577 or Rdsid^nce MI 9^-7751 654 CENTER ST.—MI 3-\41l2, MI 9-1200, MI 3-7847 TftAjsR Removal -^Weekly service Storage ; 2p right man. Write Box D. Herald. PAPER HANQING WILLIAM E. lELFIORE now avaflahle at a price anyone driveway, large modem kitchen, many ot^er extras. McK i n n e y b r o s . TELEPHONE AGENCY Ovor 100 Multipio LKHwg* td choo»o frow. Buying or SoBliig coR a MLS Rodfor isan'etford. So to keep your AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local SHOE sa lesm a n — Experienced Call MI 9-8482. ^ny o f H i o m heusM Iw pureboBod for 10% 4ow , 30 yoor FHA inoitgogo. I aremiaes pleen call Huirf^eon and long distance -moving, pack­ preferred but will train. Salary Swwwrag* OispoMl Co. M I9.32SS m a a lt at 'ManciMatar. MI 9-7853. ing. storage. Call Ml S-0187, Hart­ 4 and' commidaloo, five day wepk. lS8.1«FPMrt'St - Ml »«MS PheiM Ml 9-0760 tight fnicklng alao avallaut. ford CH 7-1433. Morton's Shoes, 776 Main 8L I - • r "V’ ' f If 1 / .1 . •: i-

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i . > FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1968 PAGE SIXTEEN T. HattrliPBlpr Euftting il|fralii \ AvengeDaH Net Press Run Tha WMthsr For the Week Ended Ferecoat ef u. S. Weather 8a February 1, 1958 135 Tanner St., was am sted and owner of tlie Honrthatone Restau­ Center Church Co-Weds will F O R R E N T ^ Drivers Arrested charged with failure W drive to Y Qrquji Slated 1 rant. Partly cloudy, windy, eoMir to­ hold the first rehearsal for its an­ Engagement the right. 8 and 18 mm. MoVIe Proyaetore About Town nual spring show tomorrow eve-., DsMsrt and coffee will be served 12,640- Police said that she drove from —qound nr eilent, also SI nun. night and Sunday. Low teolght U ning in Woodruff hall. In Mishaps Here To H ear Author at 12:80 preceding the Ulk. Reaer- Member of the AudU George K.Xong, aviation clectri- the right to the left lane on Main •Bde projeetoro. to 18. nigheet Sunday In iNd m Farbman-Simons vations may l)e made with Mrs. Bureau of Olrculatlou clan'a mate, third clasa, irSN. de­ St. When a car ahead of her stop­ Theodore PoweU, 279 Parker St. King David Lodge. No. 31. lOOF, Mr. anih Mrs. Samuel Farbman, Police reported two accidents Armando Perretta, auUior of WELDON DRUG CO. Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm parted from Ma>T>ort, Fla.. Feb. 1. ped to turn into a parking stall. Baby.eitUng aervlee will be avail­ will meet at 7:30 tonight in Odd 295 Jackson St.. WiUimantic, an­ yesterday and the arreat of two j Main St. <’TeL aboard the attack aircraft carrier She collided with a car driven by "Take a Number;" the family story able at a amall fee. 991 Ml 8-SMl USS Saratoga for duty with the Fellows Hsll. A social hour will nounce the engagement of. their drivers. |Peter B. Bjnge, 19, of Coventry. of Italian-Americana coming to follow the meeting. Ernest A. Fitzgerald. 63, of 17 VOL. LXXVn, NO. 110 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SA-TURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958 (Cloaelfled Adverttalng ea Foge 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Sixth Fleet In the Mediter­ daughter. Miss Jean Lenora Farb­ Her court date has iieen act for ' man, to Theodor Simons of New William St., was arrestad and terms with the new world, will be ranean. He la the aon of Mr. and Saturday. presented by the Public Affairs Manchester Aa.sembly. No. 15, Tork City, son of Mr. and Mrs.: charged with passing in a no pass­ Mra. George S. Long, 247 Autumn (Committee of the Manchester Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Morris Simons of Boston, Mass. ing zone after a collision with a St. YiyCA Tuesday aftamoon at a will hold a business meeting Mon­ Miss Farbman was graduated Southern New England Telephone Co. truck. Education Group desitort and coffee meeting. Senators Call John A. Cuater, aon of Mr. and day night at 7:30 at the Masonic from WiUimantic State Teachers Patrolman Emanuel Motola aaH| Hie topic will bp "The Disap­ Aides Study Mra, Alfred J. Cuater. 26 W. Mid­ Temple. Officers, are requested to College and taught fourth grade at the Waddell School in Manches­ that the truck, operated by Planning Bazaar pearing City." Johnson Leads wear white. BINGO dle Tpke.. haa entered Hillyer Col­ Stephen D. Osella, 22, of 4 Village Perretta, a Hartford man. Is Uie For Fast Curb lege. of the Unlveralty of Hartford, ter. She Is currently working R e d s Lo s e toward her masters’ degree In St., was turning left Into the cut­ Th,e Manchester Education Aaan. Bits of Atlas aa a flrat year atudent. A gfadpate The Auxiliary to Barracks No. 1 L IF E j E v R r y F r i d a y N i g h t off connecting N. Main St. and will hold a bazaar in the high of Manrheater High School in 19.’i4, 786. Veterans of ■ oWrld War I, dAnce at Columbia University. On Recession Tolland Tpke., when Fitzgerald, school cafeteria Saturday; Feb. 16. 1:80 he entered the U.S. Navy that July USA, will hold Its monthly meeting Her fiance was graduated from attempting to pass, collided with A variety of baked goods, canned and aer%’ed until September. 1957, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Ameri­ Chelsea High School and studied the tnick. goods and jellies will be on sale ICECUBES 1 SCHOOLHOUSE Space Waahington, Feb. 8 )— A fter Flop can Legion Home. Election of per­ music at Arthur Nedoff studios and Agency {fP at Key Weat, Fla.. Charleston, The area is marked with solid from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; also, books, S. C. and Newport, R. I.. naval manent officers will take place, Schillinger House, Boston. He has M IL L E R 'S p h a r m a c y ! DobsMvillB-VBniM, Two Democratic Senators, and all who are eligible for mem­ played the piano for several widely double white lines, the patrolman toys, jewelry, plants and floral ar­ baaea aa a sonar apecialiat. At Hill­ BY THE BAG ■ em BTM m i'AKin citing what they called danger Cape Canaveral, Ha., Feb. bership are requested to get their known orchestras and is presently reported. rangements. There will be a white " C o n n . By E L T O N C. F A Y yer. he la taking a buaineaa admin­ table, a grabbag and signals in the nation’s econ­ 8 (/P)— Air Force experts be­ istration program. applications in at this meeting if accompanist and conductor for Fitzgerald's court date has been Washington, Feb, 8 (VP)— Secretary of Defense McElrby has Jo b s in needlework. A snack bar Will be omy, propose immediate ac­ gan an extensive study today they wi^h to become charter mem­ Jiiltus LaRosa, set for Feb. 17. Mimmt 9 '7 *ii picked a boss for outer apace projects and handed the new bers. Meetings will be held on the A February wedding Is planned. Audrey D. Breltschncider, 31. of o.11 the essential By Ulbricht charge of electronics .business. Aa a first step, Sparkman said information that a much longer The Manchester Child Study These developments yesterday In­ he would introduce legislation for test flight could have produced. Group will meet at 1 o'clock Tues­ of a Blouse dicated that the long-delayed Pen­ a "crash program” to accelerate From Its study the Air Force Held Likely day afternoon In the library of the tagon space agency finally was home construction, and slum clear­ hopes to come by information lEER Buckley School. The topic for dis­ getting ready for business—the ance. whicih might help prevent the loss cussion will be "Stress and Strain development of such weapons as ‘‘The economic slack must be o t still another ICBM. By SEYMOUR TOPPING in Suburbia,” with Mrs. Nancy Da­ for your military satellites, antimissile mis­ Uken up and piomptiy if we are 1 Yesterday's explosion occurred Berlin, Feb. 8 (/P)— East siles and spisce platforms. C^URl vis as leader. to avoid a full blown recession." j about 30 miles above the ocean Germany’s Stalinist leader- Johnson's' appointment came the Alabama Senator said in a ' Florida's East Coast, Mrs. F. S. Klock, 63 Henry St., after a weeks-long quest for some statement. j Two earlier Atlas missiles were ship tociay swuncr the purge In ^ b ric and will be speaker at the dessert-meet­ Valentine.... executive who would take on the He was joined bv Sen. Gore (D- 'destroyed last year ahortly after ax against a relatively liberal ing Monday of the Soroptimlsts at job. He will take over the A R PA | Tcnn), who said "danger signals j'auiching. Because of the volumes faction within the Commu­ he home of Mrs. Harry Fraser, 192 L 'li'A Jewel— The moat wonderful post on April 1. when he will re-: are plain to see.” I information gained, the Air nist party, firing three top WoUpopor Dosign rtford Rd. Mrs. Klock will show sign from General Electric. | „ „ „ I Force claased those flights not aa blou.ae you could own— JU D Y Meanwhile, he will spend two or members of the ruling hierar­ plcmres taken In company with a. big puDiic wworRi o X progTftni, ^callfd I! «* 9.1 per^ cent success- her hbaband and Richard Auer of b o n d ’s elegant costume three days a week at the Pentagon. I chy. Painting and Glastonm ^ during a month-long blouse in easy-care chiffon- Johnson lives in Stamford, Conn.,. __the five 5.000-mile- Party boaa Walter Ulbricht, bat­ and works in New York. tling for zurvlval against a grow­ safari in Tanganyika, British East look nylon georjgette. Perroa- K i la'mehed to date Salary Not Set I building program, retrying of the have made completely successful ing wave of opposition to his Africa last ^m m er. Reconstruction Finance Corp. to Drawing Clauas Make Haleys tuck yoke and jewel neckline McElroy said Johnson's salary i flights. , Stalinist police tactics, sacked feature her dainty embroid­ has not yet been decided, th at; provide credit lo busineW aban, The missile, about 70 feel tall these leaders: donment of "the tight ' money ery. Jt’s a blouse you’ll live in Johnson hasn't discussed the mat-1 and 8’ j feel in diameter, was Karl Schlrdewan. Ulbricht'a Your ter and that It didn't seem "par- j policy." liberalized credit to home Adults 7 to 9:30 P.M. and love— with dressy eve­ launched- at 2:36..') p.m. Friday longtime top deputy, waa expelled tlculariy important to Mr. John-1 after more than four hours of de­ Correcwn: ning skirts, for smart da.vtime ROY W. JOHNKOH (Continued on Page Five) from the Central Committee and Tnesdays and Thursdays Valentine Gift .son.” McBfiroy described Johnson | lays in pre-launch checkout. consequently.- from the Politburo as having "impreasive experiende wear. And so easy to launder V To observers at the misalle test which la drawn from it. Headquarters — just tub, drip dry, practical­ and ability as an administrator. Fred Oelsner. the party's lead­ H A M and Be IF x The Defense chief said he atill 1 canter site it appeared lo be a Chndrtfl's Clossos ly never needs ironing I A perfect launching and climb-out. ing ideologist, was thrown out of looking for a “ most highly quali the Politburo. The terse announce­ jewel in white. Sizes 32 to 38. fied acientlst” to head a group to Tne Air Force promptly an- 8 to tS Group and Ground together for FRIDAY it New York Suspends npunc^ that it had test fired an ment was unclear whether hs 12 to 16 Group a delidona meat provide technical 'direction within would retain his central committea FEB. 14th ARPA. Atlas a* part of the routine in its Saturdays 9:80 a.m. to 12 \ ICBM development program. membership, loaf...... Lb. IS A t a newB conference in New York. Johnson said he was not a The missive raced on and up in Ernst Wollweber, former state Not Ham and Bacon ao waa er­ VALENTINE 53.98 644 ‘Violent’ Pupils brilliant sunshine toward a blue security minister, was ejected acientlst or a technical man. but August roneously stated in our ad last SPORTSWEAR—Second Plodr an administrator. aky. Slightly more than two min- from the Central Committee for DAY "criminal failure" in his police night. "I'm going to -delegate author utea away fromHhe launching site „ . - u 1J I York. Keb. 8 (/Pi - Tlie BoardFjay endorsed the nev policy. He its engines cut out and its flaming work. Champanier Ity, he Mid. 'I m going to hold ^ Education's new policy of oust- also assigned Ralph W. Whelan, yellow exhaust winked out. Tlie Communist party news­ pwple whom I delegate respon-1 "violent” students to “ protect director of the City Youth Board, From thi.s point the missile pro­ paper Neues Deutschland an­ 15 Powder Ridge Road sible. Im going to pick capable innocent” resulted yesterday to devote his full time to atudvingstudying ceeded ballistically, like a bullet Hazard ville nw JW.HAM com people.' ...... nounced that the three were purg­ MiMiiimiw Cmho j in the suspenaion of at least 644 | services provided by city agencies or hurled stone. It was ho longer ed by unanimous decision of a sec­ Johmson estimated it might take j pupVi’a. to delinquent youths j visible from the launching site. Hugs for Heart Victim Tel. R Iv e o ie w 9-7707 ,. - jf*.. Shop tonight till 9 ret Central Committee meeting in Main, Comer of Oak St. two years to gbt the jn elementary, junior and vocs- The city has a S33.000.000 pro- | Back at the misalle test center, David Fleming Jr., 6. Is hugged by his sisters, Pal. 10, left, and four-year-old Eileen aa he pre­ •^*'FA running effectively. tional high schools. 544 students East Berlin from Monday to gram for youths. i the range safety officer relaxed. pares to leave St. Francis Hospital. Roslyn, N. Y „ after successful heart operation. David's heart Thusda'y. were suspended. At least 100. "I want him to apeed i" up," the i Charged with the reaponaibmtv (Continued on Page Three) stopped beating for 2'2 hours when his aorta burst during the operation but surgeons transplanted The announcement ghowed that others were suspended from aca­ mayor said. "I want it accelerated." | of destroying missiles that go wild. a dead man's aorta, saving David's life. (A P Photofax 1. the Kremlin, Ignoring popular op­ demic high schools. This last fig ­ The school board's new policy^he left his console after making! position to Ulbricht within the ure. however, was incomplete be­ on suspenaion waa 'nvoked despite I sure that the Alias had cleared: puppet GerroAn state, haa decided Local Woman cause many of the schools opera f.'d a state compulsory education law, ' land areas, and was on course and j to back the' bepiired longtime 1 sessions well into the afternoon and requiring schools to admit all chjl- ' headed toward the South Atlantic Polar Air Coming p roZ C ll F loP ida Stalinist once 4gain. Apparently SAVE ’EM! • I* after the suspensiain total was fe- dren up to age 17 w to are not in From beaches south of Girds Plenty of wear left In thoae shoes the Russians put ahead of all oth­ Jf custodial institutions. Canaveral the Allas, now in coast- A r C f l T o H i g l l l when we repair them expertly. Work V . 4 V U 9 A 1 1 KJA I T m c t l l , Both boya and girls were Includ- er consideratlone the value of 'Ul­ P#ALITY done while you wait or while you However, in Albany, Sfiate Ekiu- ing flight, was visible for almost' \ ------bricht'a iron flated police. Lactica a • ^ f ! ed in the ouster but the announce- calion Commissloher James E. A l­ a minute after engine cutoff. At I By THE' AS.SOCIATED PRE.SS shop. W ave in keeping the restive east Ger­ p~| | | f * r m V v < r a S r l g*ve no numerical breakdown len said it wa-S "very clear that the end of that time there was a , A spell of bitter arctic weather For New Cold man p e t 4 z r l trailing vapor palha and and .Sunday. Loweat temperature.s The pre.sident o'f the Florida offset by higher prices for the re crashed, killing 21. Regular bul- rolled in the elementary, junior arql report harped on opposition smoke from the Imoster rockets tonight- 12-18. Highest Sunday in *Catllenicn'.s As.sn .said ye.slerdayj maining crop. , to all Ulbricht'* purges. It showed BANK letins Issued by the doctors report i vcx-atlonal liigh schools. Before ^ '■ .L used for launching. mid 20s. he hadnever known cattle "to be! m Fruit losses, damage to trees and "no change" in the condition o f ; yesterday, 219 students were on I GrecnwocKl said he told the pas- Western Connecticut - Cloudy.! in .such bad shape with the wor.st , ♦ » - ^ i I Busby and the four others. But suspension from these schools, unemplovnicnl preaent a serious (Continued on Pago Five) $1,98 L J l - C a S o d l sertgers to watch the Allas and windy and cold this afternoon with month of the .year staring them in! threat lo the stale economy, said an Intern said that Busby smiled ’ A parallel figure for academic turned the plane so they could see scattered snow flurries over the the face. " I for the flrat time thia morning'and achools. where more than 150.- Homer Hooks, general manager of SATURDAYS ^ I I f Y l O C it. They watched it above, at about Berkshires. Highest temperati f 's I J. O Pearce Jr. said "February' the Florida CUr"* Commission. MfMBEP f 0 I C aaid. "I am feeling a little bet- students are enrolled, wa.s not R R C I a v r i I S 150,000 feet, for .some time. near 30. Partly cloudy, windy and is always our worst winter! j The citrus commission has asked ter," available. ______* At the end. Greenwood said, colder tonight and Sunday. Lowest | month." and predicted 275,000 Busby and Mrs. LaMotte, both The large.at excxiu.s wa."! fi-om Gov. Lero.v Collins to give citrus Brooklyn, acene of many of the re- New York Feb 8 i/P The \'ei • " " flame but "just a temperatures tonight 8-15. Highest cpttle would die in the next five grower.s special consideration in Bulletins ai G(x. bom in Scotland, are first cousins. York Time, said D,.o.' tremendous puff of smoke high in Sunday 20-25 -weeks bei-au.se of lack of feed, c—nt s^chool rapf.s, stabbings and lax as.se.ssments. Collins also was 693 MAIN SUIfl ond 15 N08TH MAIN STRItl • MANCHfSTtk CONN Their mothers are sisters. Busby idem Fisenhnwer tnlH H.rnia r* probably 80 times The storm. a northeaster.: ".So far the cattle died hecau.se; from the A P Wires was a visitor here in 19.50. 1952 disorders in which both Negro and lisked to request nearby states to Sla.ssen, his dLsarmament adviser,' the size of the rocket as it looked, riiuiiped from below an inch of of the weather, but starvation will , Valentine Handkerchief and 1954. Mrs. LaMotte has lived white sl-udent-s were involved. lo Us then. " sAjpw- in some southern sections of enter the picttire between now and I take citrus workers for other farm m that his talents might be more use- harvests. 9 A. M. to 12 NOON InI Manchester\M for the past SO.15 _vearS__ _ 1I Aaide from academic "'F' hig-h school' spring. Cold weather through BAIJJWIN MUM ON DRAFT ere su.s- ■ful outside the executive bi'anch of after coming to this coimlrv in | ? (Continued on Page Eleven (Continued on Page Fi\e) F'ebruary wou’ld mean ft very seri- i Prireft *luiup • Hartford, Feb. 8 W—State Su- Fine quality Valentine prints in many heart de­ • ■'pended penuea in urooKiyn,Brooklyn. 113 in1 Man­ government. Hook.s said the smaller supply of preme Court Justice Raymond E. hattan, 51 in Tlie Bponx, 36 in A Washington dispatch h>' Felix oiiS condition around the middle signs, White with embroidered corners all over The rhahees of survival remained of March,■■ Pearce aaid I oranges has jumped the price from Baldwin had no comment today Queens and 5 In Staten Island. Belair Jr., also said Stassen was ;$2.?^0 to $4.50 ft box. - on announcement by a New prints and lace edge. at 50-50 for Busby, team forward told, in his meeting yesterday with Cattle iVriled Tz...... k.ie,.'. r-,. B.J Yesterday's action was a swift Cattle liave \ eakened because The pre.sent cold weather found Haven Republican ward rliair- w implcmentatlyear-old Isabelle guest for several days late In he had been "giving .serious con- special legi.slativc session which afjencics are doing. They observed Melendez found at bottom of ; on .Miami Beach this week lo form .April. The President and Mrs. seam or seamless nylon sll w'lth , Woman Tell Police sideration" to the Pennsylvania mav be called to act on uneniploy- that government Is now getting so Bijdgeport apartment, air shaft. . a "war ( best" lo finance an adver­ EKenhower Invited Sir Winston LOOK I F reinforced heel and toea for ex­ Governorship, adding: "M y plans ment matters. large and complex that more and Senators from each of the six New tising campaign called "Operatoln and hts wife to be Wliite House tra wear. ^ are not firm but I am approach- The two lawmakers vowed to more public business is being con-; England slates ask , President s Sunshine." guests while the former prime Details of Bank Robbery ing the time when I must make work toward this goal, following a due led by boards and coiumlssions Policy Committee to nrotert The hotri men were told the cam- ....minister. m Is...... in Washingtm...... ___ —tn $1.00 n e b e l s h e e r that decision." legal opinion Friday by State Atty. and usually bebind clo.sed doors. | domestic woolen and cotton textile ■ connection with an exhIhIBon of Slaa.sen said his decision would J Bracken. The latter While awaiting a chance to push ' jnjugtry from foreign imports weather improves. ; i,;, paintings at the Smithsonian DARK SEAM NYLONS . » . , Institution. ’ By THE .ASSOCIATED PliESS ‘ 18 Michael Becardi 18 and lohn come before the .March dead-, * "‘<1 in effect, that a governmental for a stronger law at an early spe-j state and local po- „ Bearh Business Slashed TEST DRIVE ONE OF THESE TONIDHT SPECIAL...... 3 pr. $2.00 iGe’orne W p ilfe e ^ n ' .ii^^ candidates mustlK’'OuP may go into exerutive sos- dal General Assembly I »;„^bine to stage first large Jewelry for Valentine Day A 14-year^id boy and a 20-year-1 George Wallace. 19, all of Water- meet in fil'ing'forihrPennVlvan^^^ any" lime and bar the pre.ss Sheehan made a .special appeal to 1 noali" roldsln " sc^eTar v‘ears"'on from 25 to 30 per cent this win-j ,oJd woman, both arraigned on fed bury; MV.STERY MISSILE IN ITALY ,. . .gubernatorial race. , *od public from amending these a)) gr/nips affected by the law. : known gambling haunts'in Bristol. ' " ■''Pokesman said yesterday, Naples. Italy, Feb. 8 (Jh-r-A '54 OLDS.MOBILE Super 88 '55 NASH Rambler Cross $1.25 NEBEL SHEER eral warrant* in connection with Police quoted Sullivan as saVing ' closed door sessions. “ 1 appeal lo all goverrtmental , and it will lake 10 days to fill up the $27,000 holdup of a' Waterbury "raiHv In ahnnt I I ' Many of Sla.ssen's friends be- — ,7 . Producers of Ingrid Bergman's ■■■ " ' . —i'.' ' l mystery missile that fell 4-Door. Radio, heater, hydra- Country Station Wagon. Ra­ SEAMLESS NYIX)NS New spring colors and styles in costume, jewelry. Simulated the youths were ready to shoot It definitely decided to quit ! ‘ he. law ^..^ups to cany out what we be- The Inn of the .Sixth area s 380 hotels after weather f 1,,,^ * loud explosion waa bank, told police officials yesterday matlc, power steering, power dio, heater, hydramatlc. Com­ pearla in white and pastel-colors. Also stone set and rhine­ out." I K . 1 J 1 i-ovei nnient icturns to iioimal. recovered today by Army eagl- $1.00 pr. of vijal events relating to the rob­ .. ______'but is delaying an announcement » /Pecial vote of lieve lo bC the intent of the legi.sla- Happiness,' inform brakes, 2-tone green. plete with luggage rheks. stone in many styles. Police described the fugitive, as, "„re''',u ppori ! ‘’ ""ded to ex- tors, until such time a.v the Legis-- ..-III nnt !.««• a.-iL.i,., .n... Mbov hotels have reduced rates neers from the 4-foot crater It bery. armed apd dangerou.s-.-. ,, o , ■ , elude the press and public from thev will not shoot e.xtenoi scenes .... - .u ‘ u ^ $ 1 5 4 5 $ 1 2 9 5 lature ha.s an oppoilunity to on Formosa. General Services Ad- ‘ “ e season; others have offered made on Impact.' Its explosion TTie bo,v is John J. Sullivan of None at the loot haa been re- h Pennsylvania for his bid for executive sessions $1.35 A L B A SH E E R covered. i governor. His expressed interest Strongllien the law. " he said. ministration announces the Lonl, alarmed many In Naples, who '54 LI.NCOLN Capri 4-Door. ' Waterbury. He is charged with Vnt 1.4‘glslative Inteiu thought at,first that on srmp- ’<53 F'ORD Custom 2-Door. SEAMLESS NYLONSi t o « a c h Sullivan, a tall, allm boy, ap- ■ fcportedly haa failed to evoke Decision on whether a .special J. Giannelli Co. of Boston, with n'. Radio, heater, hydramatlc, ^LOO 52e98 armed robbery and was held under Both Sheehan and Kerrigan main- session of the Legislature should be of the nfttion .'i eastern half toaav Hon of "Vesuvius hod begun. power ateering, power brakes, Radio, heater, Fordomatir, $1.09 pr. $20,000 bond. peared before the U.S. commis-! '" “ P" enthusiasm from Pennsyl- tain.ed today that the- wording of ^222.596 bid. awarded eontract 2-tone green...... $ 6 9 5 sioner with his mother, Mrs. Doro-: vania state politicians. ' for improvements at U.S. Post | 2-tone blue...... $ 1 1 7 5 Necklaces. eaiTings, pins and bracelets. Also sweater guards The woman is Mrs. Roberta Joan the law, which they said makes it (Continued on Pnge Five) (('ontiniied on Page Eleven REP. GORDON DROPS POST Darcy, also of Waterbury, ordered thy Sullivan. ] , ------easy for groups to bar the press Office and Court House in Hart-1 _ NO-MEND SHEER SELF in many styles. j ford. Waahington, Feb. 8 (flV-Rep. 58 8TUDCBAKER Starlight '58 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook held under $10,000 bond as a mate­ Tlie boy wore a black motorcycle 'zw-i l a l and public, did not represent the SEAM ..$1.35and$1.65pr. Connecticut Public Utilities s i i i * s _ i _ Gordon (D-IU) sold today that Coupe Hardtop. Radio, heat­ 2-Door. Radio, heater. rial witness. jacket, gray, slacks and a blue aiKI 1 AuUlOr. real "legislative intent" In^ the because of lU health he la turn- er, hydramatlr...... $ 5 4 5 Lovely Sullivan was picked up at his sport shirt with an open collar. He ^ ' minds of the lawmakers. Sex Books Banned Commission 1PUCI reject* petl- f l O O O S , A v a l a i l C l i e S B"" ...... $ 5 9 5 tion by' the Bridgeport Gas Co. home several hours after the hold- smoked a cigarette and held his 49, DlCS of CailCtei* "II am sure that the idea In the „ cr s c ’ I "Y “ riagepori cias . • 1 L'' A uip. . ■ mother s hand. : " '65 8TUDKBAKER llanllop. ’•51 DODGE Coronet 4-Uoor. minds of the legislators was .that i On Stale’.sU lc a is . in Slaiitls have boosted the comoanv'.scompany'.s an-i an­ Peril Luropc $ Area , Committee STto Rep. .Morgaa Radio, heater, hvdramalir. Police did not say how they were The woman, a petite brunette, public business should be con- Ratlio, heater, fluid drive. NYLON SLIPS meetings,” nual income by $193,000. . .Slate (D-Pa). Morgan has bees tha Ver} clean. $ 1 3 9 5 led to the youth or what role he wore ' a red .polo coat, green Seattle. Feb. 8 iJPi Mi-s. iBalty ducted in open said : London, Feb. 8 (/Pi Driving, rain .senior Democrat under Qor-' tj$ 2 9 5 These nylon .slips are beautifully allegedly played in the holdup.. ' sweater and checked slacks. MacDonald. 49. whose first )Ct‘Hting | Sheehan, who spoke on the subject 1 Hartford, Feb. 8 (/Pi—Distasteful j police In Richmond. Va,. say Jere- effort, "The Egg and I," became matter at a piiblic hearing last i abd aexy jniagw|ne* tmve ^cen^oj'j j miah JMcCray,^^5-yea^-old ^ itincr- and warm southwest winds swept don’s chairmanship and head ef trimmed with nylon lacie at bu.st Federal agents described the A t .his bindover hearing yestci- across much of, Europe today • Ample FREE Parfcin9 , .vear. "I am sure the legislators dered by CJov. Ribicoff to be taken I ant Negro admits five slaying* a subcommittee on the Near AVAILABLE FOR IMMraiATE DELIVERY woman as a friend of the youths day’, Sullivan's signed statement an overnight best .seller. 13 years bringing avalanches and the threat, and hem. Assorted styles in white didn't want to give groups an easy off the newsstands operated by the.| with words "Everybody I ever East oad Africa. Ife baa beea rw-, •till at large. . wui shown to Holden. Th)p state­ ago. died last night after being ill of flood.* after .the winter’s worst garded oa a middle-of-the-roaier and black. Sizes 32 to’40. Roar of Our $ftort ment said that Wallace waa at his many months. She had cslncer. out by going into exetfulive ses­ State Board of Education robbed I killed.” . . .Sen. Hum­ They quoted her as saying two phrey (D-Minp) says Secretary of snow storms. oh foreign policy matters. 'S B , '57, '56 VOLKSWAGENS JW-HAUcogii house but Red put the back dqor "The Egg and I." la story, of life sions in order to prevent the press Ribicoff aaid yesterday he was The o f them came- to her aparUnent FJbOd alerts went out over la >;e "deeply disturbed" when he ''ac­ State Dulles “ needs votes- for his yesterday to shave off goateels.i;, "When a police epuiser : pulled up in on a chicken rahcii in the Hlgged and public fron) attei "'ng." \ • H-K GREEN $TAMF$ i Kerrigan put jt this way: ' cidentally diacqvered the contents foreign policies B lot more than areas of eaiitern France and Nor­ IKE TO BEE RED ENVOT Only one of the three iyoutha'in front. bagkwbods country of the Olympic mandy and authorities began: ihoir t • MANCMtSTER ; COHM' " a . •' " I t seems to;'me the intent of of some of the magazines being of­ praise of right-wing Republicans." Woahhigtea, Feb. 8 Ifl —. TRa *3.98 .0 *5.98 'the. bank waa - described by wlt- Guie andi Berardl, according-to Peninsula. w*!a turned into a 'mo- bilizlng security and rescue uhitsl While Hbuoe ooid ledoy ;V With AU bosh $crfM tlqh picture and was the basis.for the legislature— nfgardle.sa of the fered for sale on the stand.* Brandishing a aaw)ed-oif shot­ MANCHlSTER MOTOR SALES CORNER MAIN and OAK $TREET$ nesaea aa wearing a goatee. evidence pieced together at the. gun and - a .22 caliber rifle, three In Gerpiany, farmer! and villag­ A. MeoshilMy. Iha m n hearing, went from the bank to the "M a ind Pa Kettle" movie (to­ •pecial wording in the law—la .eii"- Ribicoff aaid he ordered Albert “YOUR LOCAf, OLDSMOBILE DEALER’! T' A fourth yputh was at the wheel N. Sherherg, executive secretary mental patlente-. brook out of ers prepared io flee their homes as aaebeaedger anfinad .X. ' e f a get-Away car. Mrs. Darey'i. apartment to change nes. ■ cumvented in allowing a board of -.b a y DWYER, Used Cai* Manacer _ commiaalon to decide arbitrarily ■\ ,-i------. Northern BUtg Hoepitol at Sedro, day win fwooeat Ida SIB WEST CEN”TER ST.—OPEN EVENINGS—MI 9-6427 WarroBta el*o were Isaued for n (Cogitlnaed on Page Two) Wash., after wounding attendant (ConUnned on P ^ Tluae) ' la FroaldwH On arreat ef Marsln fYank Oule, (Coattanod oh Pago Three) (CoatimiM eh Page Blaveh and- without sound causa to go into

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