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For GOODNESS SAKE...V THURSDAY. JANUA rV 15. 1969 ArerdK** Daily Net Press Run The Weather JFor the Week Ending Poreeaaf of C. S. Weather Bareaa lEtf^ning ijgralh Jnnunry lOth, 1959 Hnow, windy colder .tonight, Know changing to fliirrlea hy morn­ Chapman Court, Order of Amar­ Mr. and Mrs. Charlei'Satbato, 28 workers, and many other profea- ing. I»w tonight near 20. SaturAzy The Elks Valentina charity ball sions. 12,864 committee will meet at 9 o'clock anth. will meet In the Masonic Searborough Rd., werexcalled to Miss French windy, much colder, anew fluniea. New Haven yesterday by uw death Member of the Audit High In 20a. tomorrow night at the Elks Home. Temple tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. Fol­ Burenu of Circulation Oo-chalrmen Paul Gagne and John lowing a short business meeting of Mra. Barbato’a mothe^ Mrs Manchettter— A City of Village Charm Cagtanello request that all commit­ a rehearsal w;lll be held for the Carols Aaprelll. in Who’s Who Shriners Choose tee membera attend this meeting. i semi-public Installation Saturday NOTICE at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be (Claaalfled AoverHaIng on Pag* 18) Miss Anna C. French, head of I Officers Friday VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 90 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.. F1UU.\Y, JANl ARY Ifi. 19.59 PRICE FIVE CENTS lit Lt. Ronald F. Lewis; son of served by Mrs. Ella Gallant and . Notice is hereby given that the Aiinual meet­ Mias Mary L Dickson, co-chair-' 'idancheater's public libraries, has Mr. and Mrs. Felix E. Lewis, 39 Child Study Gyotip ing of the Stockholders of the Odd Fellows Build­ Turnbull Rd., has graduated from men, and their committee. b^n Included in the 1958.-59 list j Sphiqx Omar Shrine Club of the primary flying achool at Webb To Hear Ejdticator of "Who’s Who of American i Manchester will hold Its annual j ing Association of Manchester, Inc., will be held Jan. l.Y Worse ,\ir Force Base, Tex., has has been i meeting Friday night at the Gar- at the Odd Fellows’ Building, Wednesday, Januarj- The executiv/e committee of the • Women." The book is . hiographi- i den Grove. reassigned for fiirthcr training on Young People’s Society, Zion Lu­ eal dictionary of notable living j ;A social hour starts at 6:30, and i 21,1959, at 8 p.m. for the choice of three Directors Cubans Hail Castro the T-33 Jet. theran Church, will meet tonight : Raymond ^tnchfleld, aasistant Than Friday 13 AIRLINE auperintendeiu of schools, will American women. ia chicken dinner will We served at each to hold office for the term of three years, at 7 o’clock. The Church Council Miss French was the only 7 o'clock. - TT o \Heavily tavors S«v«r&I young men and women will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m , i speak t y the Mancheater Child to hear the reports of Officers and Directors and San Antonio, Tex., Jan. 16 will be eelected immediately for Emanuel Lutheran Church will StudwGroup Tuesday at 1 p.m. in woman from Manchester listed in Shrlners will hear annual re­ an, Dulles Plan for the transaction of any other business proper (A*) — Mra. Adolph Stroter. 22, training for attractive, high-sala­ hold its annual, meeting Sunday and the Confirmation classes Sat­ the index. Ihy'Euckley School Library. He ports and then elect officers for Warning to U.S. onpjb„ p«UcUs Bays ahe will not anon forget ried positions as Airline Secretary, at 3 p.m. Officera and committees urday St 10 s.m. Besides being head of Mamdies- 19,59. The present officers are to come before said meeting. will present their reports for the ,will speak on "Tracking Down Jan. 15. Hostess, Resen-ntionlsl, Communl- Talent in the Grade School.” ler's libraries she is vice president Joseph Prentice, president; Einer c&tloniat. Station Agent, Passen- past year, deacona and trustee will The Blackledge District Her husband. 33, was placed He will explain and elaborate on of the Connecticut Library Assn. Lorentzen, vice president; Marvin C. S. ROBERTS JR.. Secretary Paris, Jan. 16 (/P)— The new in county jail yesterday for ,ger Agent, Ticket Agent, Records, be elected, and the budget and plorer familiarisation night sched­ She will taike office as president Baker, secretary; and John Von- program for 1959 will be approved. the recently announced plan of, es­ French National A.agemhly violation of parole from the i^ jo y free travel passes, vaca­ uled for tomorrow has h^eh can­ tablishing in the e 1 e m e n t a r y of the organization in July. Deck, treasurer. Manchester, Conn. Meddling in Affairs tions, insurance. Short, low-cost The new officers will he installed celed. 1 gave Premier Michel Debre’s state pnson. Less than 3 s c h o o l s in Mancheater apecial Included in the list of 20.000 Omar's territorial Jurisdiction hours later, her 2-year-old training can qualify. Must be 1"- at the morning aervdee Jan. 25. prominent women were artists, covers the Manchester-Rockvllle, political program an over­ 311, have high school education and Lt. and Mrs. John E. Whltham classes for the Rifted students and son, Kurt, fell from the family Second Parley of Day also for the alow learners. A plan educators, physicians, religious Vernon area. By LABBY AI.LEIV ♦•ons killed by Batlzta’a follower*. whelming vote of approval pleasing personalitiy. Includes spe­ Clarence E. Bunker of this town, and son ssiled tbday on the U.S,; car and was near death last of this nature la now In existence Havana, Jan. 16 (!P)— Cu­ The government announced it today. night In a San Antonio X>s- cial training in peraonal develop­ s medical student at the Univer­ N„S. Rose from Brooklyn Army j The vote was 453 votes for Debre. ment for women. All inquirle.s con- Terminal frfr a 3-year stay In Frei-' in the Junior high school. bans hailed Fidel Castro to­ will press for the extradition of pital. sity of Vermont. Burlington, Vt., Mra. Louis Heard will present Batistd and return of the aircraft .56 against and 23 ab.stcntiona. To­ Bdentlal. Write, gUing address and will be a member of a group of berg. Gilrmanv. with the Army. day for his warning against Ten minutes after tlie ac­ phone number, to Training Divi­ T hey have just spent a 30 day material by Prof. Calvin Reed, in which he and his close associ­ tal number of deputies eligible to cident. tlie amhulance-i-uslilug students from the UVM College of taken from the National PTA U.S. meddling in the revolu­ ates fled to the Dominican Re­ vote was 5.58. sion. National School of Aeronau­ Medicine taking a 2-day field trip leave with his parenU, Mr, and the criti(-ally ipjiired child to First Talks tics, Box D. Manchester Evening Mrs. Erwin Whitham, at their Magazine consisting of suggestions tionary war crimes trials. public New Year'a Day. The Assembly had been (-ailed in­ a hn.spitai wa.8 involved in a to Rensselaer, N. Y.. next week, for mothcra on appraising their The Revolutionary Military In­ to .special session to hear Debre Herald. touring the Sterllng-Winthrop Re- home In Bolton. Lt, Whltham com-, Newspaper."! gave it front page traffic crash. Mrs. Stroter and plcted hia training at Ft. Bennlng,. own child's behavior and abilities. play along with a declaration by telligence Service charged Batista outline the policies that he intends a f r 1 c 1i d. Mrs. .ludilli Ann aearch Institute and pharmaiiutl- V was trying. to . organize . an expedi- to follow and to give ita approval. < cal plant there. Ga. Hia wife la the former Sally I Anyone interested In the study Aast. Secretary of State Roy Ru- Haytvrtkei-. i7. weie injuied. Two Hours Ann ZawistowsUl, daughter.of Mr | l.a invited to attend, bottom that the United Statea ia lionary force in the Dominican Re- | -j-j,), adjon was not required hy the So were the ambulance driver not going to intervene. public and In Guatemala to attack ^ constitution, but Dchrc d'et-id- A dinner meeting of the Young and Mra. John Zawistowski, 33 ____________________ _ I and ills attendant. Mather St. i Both Ca.stro and provisional Cuba. i p,i am g gesture of courtesy to give i, MODERN Democratic Club of Manchester president Manuel Urrutia said Authoritie-s disclosed the arrest i deputie.s a chance to express In Morning will be held Monday night at fi:30 For GOODNESS SAKE... of Jose Lee Chez. .53. They charged ] opinions. The January meeting of the Past Cuba wants cordial relations with at the Walnut Restaurant. The Personal Notices Ita big neighbor to the north, but that he was a bomb-making ex­ The As.sembly will sit f<Sr an­ public is Invited. Chiefs Club of Memorial Temple, pert sent from the Dominican Re- Ike Plans Veto Wa.shinffton, Jan. 16 (PP)— TV SERVICE Pythian Sisters, will be held to­ not at the price of halting execu­ other few days to Hdopt its new tions because of American criti­ publi(- for Batista just before the lulea, then go on vacation until •Ana.sta.s I. Miknyan and Secre- morrow night at 8 o'clock at the In Mcnioriam dii-tatorship was overthrown. tar.v of Statp Dulles conferred SBRtTNG M.ANCHESTER home of Mrs. Herbert Alley. 69 ______ cism. April 28, when the.-^pring session To Proteet His Desith Fount at 200 Castro wained yesterday against and ROCKVILLE Washington St.
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