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 fre ported ready to make fori-eful use Union said lie and Dulles—con- I Hose Co. 1. HALE’S Self Serve Meat Dept. Havana Rolaiy C-lub. The Stati' Province. Two more were killed i.-x con.siilei’e j lb. 80c selectorl wonderfully tender ftesh IOWA STAT?!) check-out counter when raham A. Ribicoff’s recommenda- , lobbying to anyone other than Gaulle's offer of last October to CRISCO e.stinialed officially in .‘'cptcm- lb. 81.19 CORN F’F.O PORK for a special feature along you’ve paid your bill. . .No, MEAT BALLS tlons for sweeping changes m regular salaried employes of the negotiate in Pari.s witli rebel 000 In the diplomatic reception witli Premium Daisy Hams and skinless small Ma'am! We won't leave you WITH TOMATO SAl t’E alale governmental machinery person or Arm represented should leaders for a cea.se-fire in Al- | ber. Much of the increase ia at­ room, the State Department prcA* to stniggle with several bags SHANK HALF tributed to the proposed $1,400.- Kills 2 O f Attack Ban Talk office had carefully assembled 8 In 1 blend of Beef, Pork, \'eal Sausage . . . have begun to appear in the form be outlawed - submiUed by Rep. gcria. I or a big box of groceries .Morri.s B Hogan i R-Rurlington ). 000.000 increa.se in this country's close to 100 tr.s. and foreign for meat loaf ...... lb. 79e, Idpal for rakes, frying; and paa- of legislative bills. Debre al.so denied rumors tliat subscription tn the Inleniational alone. Carry out to your cal­ The Governor outlined his rec­ That the State Police force contacts looking toward cease­ newsmen. Tliey were told Mikoyan ls automatic, at Pinehursl. try. Monetary Fuiid. which Eisenhower In Portland' ----- — would be brought through that PINEHURST PORK ROAST— CHOPS ommendations in his ina"gural ad­ sluuild be increased hy 2.5 police­ fire negotiations had been made Geneva. Jan. 16 lyPi—The .3- final round of talks with .Soviet Lean Chnek Ground ... lb. 69c We are glad to assist you . . with the rebel Algerian govern- rernmmended last week room on his way to the elevator. lu.it as we gladly cash all dress last week, A number of them men. bringing the fm-i-e to 17.5 • power cmiferenen on suspension Deputy Premier Anaslaa 1. Miko- Serve with Shtirfine Apple '^auce nr make .sauce PREMIER PURE were among, yesterday's harvest ment-in-exile in Cairo. j Revenues will liave risen to more ' « , i. But, walking at a great rate. payroll checks and author­ STAR KIST CHUNK BUTT HALF submitted by Sen. Alflo C. Urbi- thsn S88 limion Instead of the $67 i Forllaiid, Jan. . A fault% of niu’lenr test* was po.slpimed yan. Mikoyan wrecked this carefully Recent Price Reductions with Pern’s Baldwin or McIntosh Apples . , . (.some ized personal checks . just of new bills. " natJ. (D-Norwichl. There was no Immediate re -' billion (1ifnciafl5(KT(redlrled. But j radio compass was blamed today loda.v for the second atrniglil day This timing eiialded DuIIcr to Bumble Bee White Tuna . S9e. Senate Leader Arthur J. Healey sponse from the rebel high com-| stress to Mlkoyaii. if any oppor­ laid plan by zipping past the floor. mi.x- the two and say it gi\es the sauce a better as we gladly have phoned in A rerommeniiation for a half­ when tlie year ends by the pilot for the rrasli of a (o give the I’.S. and British dele­ Uaught nevertheless In a crush TOMATO JUICE tD-Neiv Havenl turned in pro­ million dollar appiopi-iation to gations more time to prepare tunity arose, tliat the United flavor). "will call ’ orders when your WHITE TUNA HALE’S I'HOICE next June 30 fWfdeficit reportedly C-54 Air Force Ski’inaster on a of photographer* and reporters a* posals to expand the Education e.slabli.sh a University of Uonnecli- (Continued on Page Ten) , new proposiil* for Soviet con- States is prepaied to negotiate in­ Dlnty Moore Beef Stew .. . 48c hu.shand, or yourself, calls will exceed hy seyrral liiindreil mil­ fog hound ridge in tlic Mesho- he sought to pas* through the for them. „*1.59 Department and the Department ot cut Medii-al and 'Dental Si-hool tn lion doUara.Uie earlier estimate of Hlileratloii. Tlie next rqeetlng definitely on (liHarmamenl and CLUB STEAK Public Works. masir State Knte.st al Portland j similar is.-uies provided there is regular reception room, Mikoyan’.* 2 55e Hartford .submitted by Sen, $12,200,000,000. util lie .Mondai'. flral reaction to questions was Hormel’s Spam ...... 45c The functioi-LS of the Board of .Samuel Lebon i R-Hartford i. about 5 p.m. Thursday W hl(» hope of acconipllstimenl hut that Seamonpri With Salt New Family Size Can Official.s said iiioiintiiig com ern killed the two qttrer members m “No press, no press." He made no Open Thursdays and Lh. 69c Education of the Blind, the Mys­ over the depreciation of the dol­ Washington, Jan. 16 i/U 3’he it sees nothing to be gained from LEAN CORNED BEEF A bill has been submitted to the Relative Held t ho crew. comment about What Dulles and DoxiUettes ...... t for 45e tic Oral School for the Deaf, and legislature that would provide pro- lar, coupled with concern lest thi.s United .States agreed with Ru.,sia negotiating in complete di.aagree Friday* Till 9 P.M. Capt. Letcher Williamson. 38. he might have discussed, this at­ Pork Roast 35° PREMIER the State Library would become fe.ssional advice for towns building country eventually price itself out today that new efforts must be meiil and without lui|)e of prog­ Rib portion, 7 ribs. sbouJj^S'j lbs. HORMEL'S Tucson, Arizona, said he was look­ ress. mosphere, or the progress of their CORNED SPARE RIBS Lh. 49c the responsibility of the Educa­ schools. In Auto Death of world markets, has reinforicd made to redui c the daiigei of siii- tion Department. ing for a break in the fog liaiik meeting. IN HEAVY SYRUP It would set up an iqiaid State the administration's deci.sion to pi ise attack in tlie nuclear age Tlie Geneva conference was iiialce a sirong .stand against defi- when the 4-engine plane plunged liul It rejected Russia's bid for ini-^ made up of the United Stales, It had been a foregone conclu­ Lb. The Public Works Department School Con.struction Economy Ad- sion, however, that the talks would Monroe Gordon CHOPPED BEEF LAMB p a t t ie s 39c would assume the housing and ur­ Of Housewife 1 it finammg. Into the 897 foot peak acaUeruig mediate resum|)lion of the U.eneva France, Italy, Britain and Canada visoty Commission and a full-time wrSitkage over a ,500 yard area. touch on the East-iWest deadlock .yt FRUIT For An Easy Beef Roast ban renewal duties of the commi.s- paid staff of experts ready to help Admini.stralioh aides siigce.stpd ( oriferenre wliieh broke down la.sl on the western side: and Russia. Monroe Gordon of Gordon f^jraining consciousne.ss, Uapl. I monlli. j Albania. Czechoslovakia. Poland over German unification and the SQUIRRELS Fniit just railed to say he was aion on services to elderly pet- |)wns get their money's worth Marlhorough. Jan. 16 (>Pi A ftiture of disputed Berlin. Out of COCKTAIL sons and Connecticut Development (Continued from Ten) Wilijfiqison slipped out of hi.s ! In a note leleased by Hie Slate and Romania on Ihe Communist Pork Roast 49° shipping out some extra fancy COLD CUTS when they erect schools! -Sfarlboi ough housewdfe and motlier .^afol4 belt and Uirnugli a jagged Loin portion, up to 3^5 lbs. a l w a y s i-r e s h : a l w a y s s ij c e d t o p l e a s e y o f : Commission would operate the Department tlie United Slates call- ' side. juicy 2 89c Sponsors of the bill are J. was striKk snd killed by an auto- hole iH the nose rone of the plane (Ooiitlnued on Page Ten) Last yes;' wr had one grav atate dock at Guilford, and would McCullough Turner (R-Bethanyi. : ed on RU.S.S1M to join m li ving tn j "The government of the United See Reeipe On Label Seconds later the wreckage hur.st figure Old a new approacli to stir- ' squirrel in our yard. He liked SEEDLESS PINK 2 Lg. Cans 79c l u n c h e o n M EA T...... lb. 49e take over the exetuUve duties of John Liipton (R-\Veston), and Wil­ mohile early today and, State Po­ ■States belneves that the problem the sunflower seeds iput out PINEHURST lOO'^r CENTER LEAN the commission on steamship ter­ liam Murray Jr. (D-Durham), all lice aald.. her stepfather \vas ar- Reds Accused into flames. ' prise attack negotiations which Pinned in the cone were the would avoid I he .stalemate that of rediieing the danger of surprise for the birds! so nuich that GRAPEFRUIT PREMIER BRAND LOAF CHEESE ...... »*>• 49c minals. membera of the House. reatM as driver of the death car. attack is so Important that re­ he returned this winter with More of the Governor's recom- The three legislators seryed last Mrs. Norman (Alice Y.j Bi.saon. remaining i rew iiieniher.'". wrecked Hie Geneva meelinp. PILLSBURY HARD SALAMI ...... lb. 69e Tile dead were identified by tlie newed efforts must be made, " the three companions. Perhaps V2 mendationa will be showing up j year on a committee that examined .35, was walking along Route.6 here Of Setting Row I The deadlock developed 'over the note said. Bulletins No. 70 size (the kind we with 'her .son, Norman Jr.. 16. and a Air Fnrie as 1st Lt. John A he was wrong to "pass the HARVARD or GENOA SALAMI...... V2 Hj . 79c soon as bills, Democratic spokes- \ schools in , every country, corn- fact the United Slates and its Ai- It added that tlie United States word around " for to keep have been selling at 2 men said. Iiaring costs and talking with loral family friend. Richard B, Rieaiilt, P'la.-a’hy^ 25. Coyle. Okla . and 1 lies \\Hnle(i to sticlt to a teclinical ’ from the AP Wires CAKE MIXES 15,' when the accident occurred. M Sgt. William L. Monroe, 37, is giving urgent study to tlie prob­ them all happy, we have to Pork Chops 89° for 23c) which we could PICKLED DEETS In other bills submitted yester­ officials. At Little Rock analysis of problems involved in lem and IS reviewing the Geneva feed them bread scraps cov­ day were these proposals: Tuniei said the committee was TTiey were returning to tlie Bisson Lee.-^liiirg. Fla. preventing siirjiri.se altack wlierc- feature this weekend at home from a farewell parly for The plane was enroiile \m i1i an- record to see whether the defmi- i ered with bacon grease, or SWORDFISH A study of the State Welfare convinced that school building | Little Rock, Jail. 1,6 (.Ti- A state as Russia rejiealedly raised broad ‘ STK.I’ TO .ATO.’W POU O t the birds will not get any of SWIP'T'.? PREMIUM 2 pkgs. 59c Department, "to eliminate waste coiiimiasiona, especially in towns some friends. other C-54 from 3’ui-snn, -Arizona, i diRarniamciil issiie.s. The western Washlnglon, Jan. 16 i>P)—^The 4 for 39c. Mrs. Bi.sson was declared dead on legi.ilalive committee charged to­ (Continued on I’age Ten) the sunflower seeds. White, Yellow or Devil and inefficiency " submitted by building for the first time, need ex- day that Arkansas’ racial unrest jiowers saiil su< h matters had nn I nitesl State*,, ha* a^'hleved a file acene. Her son and Rleault were (Continued on I’age Ten) place in a technical conference. signiflearrt break through in de- Rep. Nancy-Carroll Draper (R- taken'to'the 'Middiesex'MeVuoHn'l deliberately engineered by the No. We are not going nut­ At Pinelmrst gel Fresher by jtidgefleldi. (Continued on Page Ten) Communist parly I Out of the diangi eement. said velopme.nt of a small atomic de-> Hospital at nearby Middletown the note leleased today, it became Wind W arniii" vice for production of electric­ ty . . . hut just like Alfred Far; , i. New "King Size" IVORY SNOW where the Bisson boy was admit­ A report hy a special education Hitchcock, we are slyly lead­ commitlce of the Arkaiqsa.s Legis- I clear "that fiituie di.scuaaions of i ______^ ity. The White House ^nouBCed Daisy Hams 69 ted with a broken leg. I the surpii.so attack problem i oulri ing you up to a weekend sale RIPE TOMATOES lalive Council on its rebenl probe the spectaeiilar dexelopmeint, 1 ', to 2 lbs. Introductory D ffer O FF! FortvAve minutes after the acci­ I not be jvoductive until goiern- Windsor Locks, Jan. 16 iJP' The we are havnng here at Pine- BROCCOLI o f alleged subver sive activities also il'.S. Weather Bureau today is.sued lerrne*' a major .ariilevetnent by CAULIFLOWER dent. Bw3e Policeman Donald Fer­ News Tidbits nieiits had resolved these differ­ .VIomIr Energ.v (tommisslon of- hurst on stmflower seed and ris arrested Romeo DeVeau. 48. at accused the National Assoiiation j this wind warning and provi.sional wild bird seed. With little GREEN BEANS Atlas Missile Fizzles for the Advancement of Coloned Culled from Al* Wire.s ences." flrial*. Newsmen were told of It SWIFTS SKINLESS SMALL LINK CLEANED SPINACH P.\Y ONI.Y $1.15 tiis Marlborough home on axharge In a note .Ian. 10 ttie Soi let gov- snow warning for Connecticut and snow this winter bird seed of, miacondiict with a motor ve- People of being a captive of the ______the Springfield, .Mass,, area al II after President Elsenhower had sales are below normal and GREEN PEPPERS ! ernmenl had urged that the talks conferred with John .A. McCone,' SOUP BUNCHES hicle in connection with the acci- , ,,,, i — — he lesuined Jan. 15 yesterday a.m : as a result you get a bar­ FARM FRESH dent i Bates, of Little Rock, ! mj-s. Vera Wilson. 57. the ' Little Winiia shifting lo northwesterly the .AEC rhairman. gain. , . . GOLDEN CARROTS. Over Atlantic Range Tlie i ’ .S. reply was delivered in Slate Police .said DeVeau’s regls- president of the Arkansas cliajiter : old Uidy ” of hank robbing no- Mo.acow ye.sterday. and increasing later today beconi- tration number was given them by **'•' -N.AACP. promptly denied U q, jety is iiuliclerl on charges of ihg 25-40 111 p h. with higher gusts MOKKKKS C.AN'CEI- STRIKE Rejection of tiie Moscow jilan Hniiston, Tex.. Jan. 19 \/Pl~ Sausage > 59° Fruits and Vegetables an unidentified witne.ss who, they organization liad any links . a^i-ond degree robbery, first de- was annoiiiued here le.ss than an tonight and Saturday. Pre.senl in­ Joe Peru of Pero’s local or­ Canaveral, Fla., Jan. 16 l.'Pi half hour and then thundered to- snld, saw the automobile leave the *"'*’''einives. | g.and larceny and second dications call for 1-3 Inchc.s of snow The head of the oil workers Cape w hour before Serretaiy of State union said there will 1^ no strike This skinless small .sausage is made just like the skin- chards is .sending in the fin­ YELLOW SQUASH ...... lb. I9e __A' powerful Atlas mlsaile has ^ waiai space at 11 p.m. scene of the acoident. i.. * think I would prefer taking j as.saiill in .New 5'ork City Dulles was scheduled lo start a tonight. le.ss franks. . . if yoti want sausage in Casings we fea­ est apples of the season. apparently faileel to go the full 3'he Atlas, with three engines Mrs! "Bi-ssoiTs husband Ts a' word of J. Edgar Hoover (dl- Poet Carl .Sandburg will re­ thi* weekend by" 105,000 reOn- ture lhe.se ahso, hut at 69c Ih. JUAXWlAk NEW C A B B A G E...... lb. 9c tient at the U.S. Veterans Ho.spi rector of the'FBIUand the Justice ceive an honorary degree at L’p- ery worker*. ’The H o us toil NO. 1~LIBNER'S route on the latest attempt to | blazing out 369,000 po'mds of Dejia’ lnient about our organiza­ break the intercontinental range. thrust, knffed through Uie. clouds tal at Newington, sala College. East Orange. N..I. Chronicle quoted O. A. Knight, One young lady bought sev­ ESCAROLE ...... lb. 19c tion," she .said. "Thfy have clearly president of the Oil, Chemical SUNFLOWER SEED lOUSf barrier. ! with a brilliant white glow and dis­ next week th.a' '.vas conferred on Entire Community Helps Pmehurst meal department will have plenty of lender eral of Joe’s delicious ap­ SWEET PO TA TO ES...... 3 lbs. 29c given ms a clean bill of health him 10 .years ago. and .Xtomlc Workers Union, aa Tile 80-foot war rocket soared appeared in .50 seconds. many limes " Ijamb Legs, Corned Reef Chicken Breasts. Chicken Legs ples (the fancy red ‘‘pear off on what appeared to be a per­ TliM. wn.s tlie start of a 16.000 Stanley Webster. ‘20. charged with *ayin hy telephone from Kan- Bluejays. Sparrows. Gold and p’ly'ers Premium BuUerball Turkeys at 49r lb., ready TANGERINES, large s iz e ...... da*. 55c The commiltee rejioit covered *a* City that a 5 per cent wage .shaped” or "sheep nose” ) fect start but today 10 hours later, m p.h. flight tlyrough space, enough Gen. Marshall the findings of a 3-day hearing at first degree tniirder in .shotgun flnph and Cardinala love for the oven and LaBroad s frozen native small turkeys DELICIOUS A P P LES...... 2 lbs. 29c there still was no official report on to reach the target area in !os.0 pints have been of­ easting of mol.vbdenum. Brun-. Astronautics, developers of the > ^rmy nospitai here, his doctors No NAACP members were sum- one hurt and damage slight . . . fered. Atlas the full 6,000 miles intercon- .\l>nut 8,000 riM]uesta received for He knows, then, that it's er said mettallurgists here and 'tlnenlal route for the first time missile, followed the Interconti-! t(?d^. time to go sit in a corner and .Most of the volunteers Ure In Detroit are puzzled by the Co. G. M. Powell, chief surgeon (Continued on Page Pifteen) graduate fellowships under the men at nearby Vandenberg last Nov,. 28. nenlal and aatellile firings wrth a .new Defense Education A d, but wait for it to happen. announcement by the Interior •successful 4,300 mile flight of the at the hospital, said "Gen. Marshall It always does. Air Force Base, Since that time the giant rocket had a comfortable night and ap­ Congress thus far has voted funds Department, oredltlng the de­ ecored two more spectaciliar suc­ "C" series Atlas Dec. 23. . Mike faints. Maj. Francis L. Manning, velopment tq government sci­ __ peared in good spirits this morn­ for only 160. When he wakes up. he rests whose 392nd Field Mainte­ cesses by orhiting as a satellite Last night’s Atlas was another Union Strike Ends U.S. Ally. Gen. William P. entists. —«ciSS.! ^ bigti/aluaB tn the "B” seriea. The "C" Atlas, ing. Since his admission to AVo- until he ia strong enough to nance Squadron offered 82 and blazing some 4,300 miles over niack Army Hospital his condition Rogers says he hopes Negroes will the ocean range. closer to the operational version, i.s Al Bridgeport Gas play again. pints, told the paper: JOCKEY ATKINSON RETIRES «n paper producto ’ has been salisfaclory." keeji trying to register and vote, This will go on, physicians "Count on us for all the Last nighl!s effort actually was modified sliglitly, lightening the even . if they have been turned Ne»v York, Jan. 18 tflh—Ted, treiiiendou.s. load hy alioiit IfH) Dr. Powell added that the 5-star .say. for perhaps another three blood that boy needs." Atkinson, one of the world’s top the third intercontlnenlal range general was given a complete phy­ BVidgepoi t, Jan-. 16 *-Union j avvay in the past. attempt. The first try ended in a pounds. yeaie. Tlien Mike, now 4, will Other Air Force units and jockeys, said today he was re*, WALDORF...... 4 rolls 35c Scottowels . ! ...... 4 rolls 69c sical examination and that there 1 members Voted today to end an India and Yugo'.slavia wll] con­ violent blowup 90 seconds after As the mi.ssile flashed into the die. Untes.s he has an opera­ other civic and . religious tiring from riding, on the advli^, . . . ^ no evidence uf any paral.vsis i n-honr strike al the Bridgeport tinue their policy »f coexisting groups swelled the total to SOFT-WEVE____ .... 4 rolls 49c S C O H NAPKINS ..... 2 pkgs. 33c launchin.7 Sept. 18. night sky a fleet of rocm-erv ships I fi-oin the mild stroke, Ga.* Co. with ail east-west blocs and join­ tion, of his doctor. The Canadian-']! Mike has heart trouble. 200 pints and the pledges are born Jockey, who returned yea-' ScotTissue ...... 4 rolls 49c SCOTTIES ...... 2 pkgs. 53c ' 18 Oz. .Tar 18th In ICB.5I Seriee rendez\ou8ed off Ascension Islandj. 0q| powell added that Dr. Hen- i . Officials of the Bridgeport local ing none. Prime Minister Nehru The fiery blastoff was the 18th near the African roast awaiting the I ,.y D. McIntosh, a specialist on of the .Ifnited Mine Workers and President Tito prom i.se...FBI There is a hole between two of still coming in. fenlay from YUami for treat-.^' in the nation's ambitious ICBM nose ('One 8- re-entry through the [,pgrt conditions and diseace.* from j (U.MW) said the 190. members agents have foiled a SIOO.OOO ex­ the chambers of his heart. That takes qare of the ment of a . chrpnlc sacrollitiCi This makes his heart work too blood. : . ' said he may a<'eept a position ai|- ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE! develoVni^ot series which reached Earth s atmosphere. , Duke Uriiverfdty School of 1 ratified the term* of a npw nne- tortion attefiipt against the pro­ a high point Dec. 18 when S. 4 'i duction chief of MGM Studio. hard. When it slows down The cost of the operation a racing official at the Keig^ After the blunt alidiied cone Medlcijie consulted yesterday af- 1 vear contract at 11 a.m. York'tracks. ' -j. ton Atlas "Chatterbox" satelUle plunged into the depths an attempt j ternoon with Gen. Marshall, Tlite terms inejude a wage in­ Franchol Tone, 52-year-old Mike turns blue. will be borne partly by the plopped into orbit around the was to be niade to retrieve for j "He. expressed complete agi ee- crease of 11 cent's an hour, addi­ Broadway, film and televi.slon atar, Doctors gt St. Vincent’s Crippled Children's Society, Green Stamps for Hospital in Los Angeles are San Luis Obispo County. The 300 .YIILEH FOB] ATI.4S V Clobe. study-either the entire warhead o r : menf at the diagnosis and treat- tional fringe benefit.* amounting was itnorcMl in a Mexican CYxIl Cape Canawnpl* FliteT JaoE purchases in meet and The Atlas moon, which relayed a small data capaule Inside. 1 men! which was being given.” Col. to 2'j| cents hourly and a new half tioiirt by his 23-yeai‘-old wife, going .to ■ patch up Mike's rest is still being raised. , back President Eisenhqwer'a Shortly after liftoff twin booster | Powell added. , Dolores.. .Writer .petavus . Roy heart March 27. To do this, Mike’s mother. Mrs. Lynne 16 0P)-iA huge’Atfba m liSR holiday. 'The basic wage scale big In cri^ OhF^terc grocery deportment now “Peace on Earth" greeting during rockets were Jettisoned to lighten ! Marshall wa,a strlclieu yesterday Cohen; who died Jari. 6. left only they’JI need at least 60 pints Pappas; 18 divorced. She and varies. \ tal range, barr T h e J W .IU L 4 CORK ^ in g issued at grocery Uie Christmas holidays, now is the load but the third sustained! at his home iii the resort’ town of 'Fhe company ■ guaranteed ■ the $1 to/hi* son, Octavus Jr., of East of blood. , , the boy are living , with her 200 mUex last silent and. ia expected to burn up engine continued firing to propel \ Pinehurst, 60 miles away by biKb; | union members no layoffs during Orange, ,N., J., the estate totaled The going rale is $25 a pint. parents in nearby _Arroyo check-out for your convon- Force, . whi M a n c h est er Co n H< in 'the Earth’s atmosphere within the mlsaile to the awesome speed 1 way. He was brought here by am -[ the next 52 weeks. Turned down, $50.000.. .Actor Sterling' Hayden OV, the’ hoapital will accept Grande. She had tp quit her ionce. the next five days. needed for the Jouimey. Two small | bulance, to the new Womack Gen- was union request to reduce the will retain custody of his four chii- blood in trade at the rote of Job to take calre of ktike. HoiMietniiinh i « pORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Last night’s missile gleamed in drieir but he can’t take them on a pinta for' each pim th« Now a whole oommi^ty ingtoa, |Mt4 ; the rays of floodlights for about a (Continued on Kl^ce Elgiit) (ConHnned on Pngo FUteeB) (Conttnnod on Pago Fifteen) world crulae. ' ' iieeds. ; haa pitched ih to help he$j^ ia the

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1959 the church hall at 8 p.m after a p A c a i w o South W indsor Andover Recitation of the Rosary...... ' ...... A talk on the "Chair of Unity Ellington *. H ebron Hopes Burn Bright Octave" win be given by program co-chairman, Mrs. William Kelley. r Local Stocks LeiBowitzon Parents Help An open discussion of plana for OPEN Rej^on Planners Seek Psychiatrist Set Treasurer Gives 1959 win fqllow. For Lower Taxes Library Unit Hostess are Mrs. Sidney White- % For Club Speech (iuotaUoas FuraUhed by Report to Church Finance^nit house., Mrs. John Tlttlebach and Coburn A MIddlebroelu Ine. L. i DON’T b e STTNGT • Sovth dealer . By SAM DAWSON Mrs. Philip laham. TONIGHT Fair Spread of Costs . WITH YOUR SIGNALS Parent* have rallied to the sup­ Neav Reading at library The Ellington Women's Chib will Bank Storks Total recelpta of St. Peteris North-Sodth vnlnenUs New York, Jan. 16 yP)—Hope for Atty. Arnold M. Leibowf Bid Asked By Alfred Shelnwold NORTH port of th* volunteer library pro­ Mr*. Librarian Robert McBride ❖ ing cost* among the town* also; hold a meeting on Wednesday, at Episcopal Church for the peat lower taxes burns-bright today— Overlook Rd., Wednesday rrh# fatrsat way Conn. Bank and Trust year were 16,477 according to UK. MMtem Team CliamploB A K J 2^ _ gram sines an urgent appeal waa attended the area "swap session’’ brought considerable dla«i**ion. ig home of Mrs. Mary •van though all signs point to received unanimous endorseme: held In the Mary Cheney Library tluit waa the kaynots of the Co...... 37',4 39 H the treasurer’s year-emi report. When yoiu- partner needs guid­ a A Q 9 2 made last week by the elementary Considering the first plan, that ^ Pinnacle Rd from the Republican Town Com to Manchester. About '30 to 40 975 MAIN STREET Capitol Itagion Plaimlng Authority the cost be based on 1950 censti* I of Pinnacle Rd. Klrst National Bank of Sunday offerings totaled $8,- ance, don’t play games with him. ♦ Q e higher taxes instead. FAIRWAY Manchester ...... 32 — A 8 7 6 5 mlttee (RTC) to'fill the Republican school officials for help to prevent books, including westerns and de­ maeting in th* Municipal Budding fleures it was pointed out that; The guest speaker will be Dr, 695.77 while other receipt* Includ­ Give him as clear a signal as you President Eisenhower has revived Hartford Nations WEST EA9T vacancy on the Board of Finance Its closing, tective stories, will be available to these figure* are Inaccurate be- J. E, Rosenfeld of Ellington. Dr. ing bank stock, interest, sale of can. tht hope and tied It with hir. fight local readers, until they are re-- last night Bank & Trust Co. 37',4 89'4 burial lots and building funds West got off to a flying etart by A 10 7 4 3 A A 9 t < 5 to keep the dollar from deterior­ A group of 14 mothers attended cause of the tremendous popula-! Rosenlleld is in charge of child ¥ 4 caused by the resignation ofi Peter turned at the next swap session. Twanty - n i n e rspreaentatu-e* tlon rrowth during the last few : guidance in Meriden, and is chief Fire Insurance Companies along with cash on hand brought leading the ace of clube. This ♦ 8 7 3 ating further to purchasing power. a mending session Wednesday from 16 o f the IT towni now in a 9 « 4.3 ♦ 10 7 5 Und. morning In the library under the The library will be open from 7 tn phychialrlst at McCook Hospital. Aetna Eire ...... 78>^ 81',4 thStotal to $15,477. should have led quickly to a sad He says that if prices can be held 9 o’clock tonight and from 2 to 6 tba Authority attended the group’s A A 10 A K 1.4 2 fairly stable, the government will Lind’s appointment to the Chi­ supervision of Mr*. Walton P. Ver­ AltenUon was aUo drawn to the Hartford, la connected with the Hartford Fir...... 197 207 A e re are now 126 families con­ fate for South, but luck and East SOUTH cago office of the Aetna Life In­ p.m. tomorrow. Mcond----- organiaational „ ^ meeting wnrW and fact that Hartford, which would b e ; State Department of Mental National ...... 116 124 were on South’s side. have a better chance Of balancing ger, PTA library chairman. A nected with the church, 515 bap­ surance Co. caused hla reaighallon. backlog of 60 to 70 books was Family Night Hiipper spent more thM two hourt work I ^ p,r cent, still would Hygiene and also has a private Phoenix ...... 79'4 82'4 tized members and 255 communi­ XkMt gave his partner an **en- ¥ S J 10 6 5 Its budget. That Is, if the govern­ The pot-liick Family Night sup­ fiig on proposed bylaws and means^ onlv*have six representatives in' practice in Hartford, Tlie topic of ment doesn't have to spend more Leibowifz is a credit analyst at mended, catalogue cai'da were Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. cants. . ^couraging" signal by playing the ♦ A K I 6 the Hartford National Bank and per will be held at 6:30 o'clock to­ of apportioning operating costs. | Authoritv and that this the evening will be some conflict.s four of club* at the first trick. for the goods and services it needs, made out and pictures were cut out Most of the dlactission centered ^^Au^thorit^^^^^ of the teenage. A social hour will Aetna Casualty ___ 182 192 During the past year there were « 0 9 3 its Income from tax colleijtlons will Trust Co. He was formerly assocl for the reference files. A new clip­ night In the social I'oom of the 38 baptisms — 23 adults and 15 South followed suit with the three Soath West ated with a New York law firm. In Fallot Photo First Congregational Church. A 5 ( ^ 7 ^ ^ "* * also’^ound with the , follow^ with, refreshments to be Aetna Life ...... 250 260 have a chance to equal Its outgo. ping file is being set up for social 379 infants. There were 28 confirma­ of clube, and West began to think. 1 ¥ Pass 3 V Oie past election he was an un­ program presented hy the church other proposed methods of sharing serx-ed. Conn. General ___ 364 The deuce of clubs was missing, On that happy day reforms in the studies work with Hlustratlons of Htfd. Steam Boiler 113 120 tions and 10 new members re­ 4 ¥ All Pass successful Judge of Probate candi­ Engaged school staff, will be scheduled so rr^ arn ^ tion l the cost Md it was decided a Grange ElocU Committee and it waa quite possible that East Opening lead — dp- A trjc structure would be possible. Canada, the United States, posses­ Travelers ...... 99'4 103 >4 ceived into the church, two mar­ date for the district which includes Tlie engagement of Mias Faith sions, homes, houses and animals. that families may be home by 8 having t h ^ ” *mmittw I *o‘‘rth plan should be considered Ellington Grange elected the had started with K-4-2 of .clubs. . Taxes and Inflation are linked to o’clock. Public Utilities riages and three burials. more ways than this. East and South Wlnd.sor. Ann Cohen to Edward N. Levitsky, Anyone who has magazines with l^ ee he based on town third member of the executive The aggregate church attend­ In this case, he would be unable to ’ ZB.A Hearing Community Club to Meet work hampered by large numbers. ^ population committee Mr.s. Hasel Hein for a Power 26 27 spare a higher card than the four return the four of club* for hla To most of us Inflation simply son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levit­ toteresting pictures of these sub- Three alternate plans for shar Conn. Light A ance to 1958 was 13,144 compared The Zoning Board of Appeals The Community Club will meet Hartford Electric Lt. 66 68>, of cluba partner to ruff. This would give means that our income doesn’t buy sky of Middletown. Is announced ject.s will find a welcome for them ONCE-A-YEAR and area. term of three years, George Lam- with 2,979 in 1955. at 8:15 o’clock InThe church hall. Ing the operating costs were pro­ 44 >4 It seemed equally possible to the defenders three tricks, and as much as it once did. To the Wednesday approved one applica­ by her parents, Mr. and Mi's. at the school. posed by the bylaws committee. William Blakey. chief of the son was elected for two years and Hartford Gas Co. .. 41’ ij Reasons for the churches rapid In sll, a total of 42 volunteer The club is open to *11 young State Development Commlsalon's Mrs. Leland Sloan chairman of the Souther.. New England West that South wanted a club East would eventually get the ace monetat^ expert inflation means tion and denied another. George L. Cohen. 18 Gerard St. One of these propKwed that a growth are attributed to the rapid that the supply of money and credit Ayres. Simsbury Harold M. Newberry waa grant-, Miss Cohen is a senior at the ■hours wei’e conlribtited In the sin­ people beyond high school age In planning division, used a "mythi­ committee for one year. Telephone ...... 43 >, 45'» growth of the community and the continuation and had held back of spades to defeat the contract. town. town's share of the cost would be the deuce of clubs order to make Dally QuMtlen Is expanded beyond the demand for ed permission to convert the 1- University of Connecticut where gle^ morning session. based tn 1960 population totals: cal” $40,000 budget while explaln- Legion Auxiliary Hocial Manufacturing Companies fact that St. Peter's la the only Church Speaker A'xhealthy response of 26 volun­ The Ellington American Legion Bast’s four look like an encourag­ Vulnerable against nonvulner- goods. The Treasury, for instance, family dwelling located on the .she Is a member of Phi Sigma Sig the second " (^ o n ^ ^ f" the r^pul*H‘nr plan*. He aaW Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 63 — Episcopal church In an area com­ has just sold $2^ billion wortli of northwest corner of Ellington and ma. Her fiance attends the Univer- teers was also obtained to the re­ Manchester Evening Herald tlon and area: the third on two- :^ « « t i « l cost will probably Auxiliary will hold a grocery ing aignal. This wasto probably a able opponents, you deal ^ d hold: Dr. J. Maurice Hohlfeld will be Andover correapondeni, Mrs. I’niil Associated Spring 19>i 21 >4 prising the towns of Hebron, short term notes, mostly to the Communlty Rds. into a 2-family aiiv of Hartford and Is employed quest for parents to handle the 11- .Aocial tonight .aL-8 o'clock to the bit fanciful, but far from fantastic. Spades—K J 2; Hearts—A Q 9 2: D. PfansHehl, telephone Pilgrim thirds the popuniion and one-third j f i ^ e for- the. first year a BrtstOU Brass ---- 10^4 11% Columbia, ndover; Marlborough banks. Since these are regarded as the guest speaker at the commis­ dwelling subject to the following \ at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. braiy class periods, principal Mr*. {operation however. Ellington Town' Hall. At any rate, West shifted to the Diamonds—Q 2; Clubs—8 7 6 6. Doris E. Chamberlain said. A 2-6858. Collins ...... 86 91 and Colchester. three of diamonds at the second the nearest approach to greenbacks sion on missions meeting of the stipulations. An Avigtist wedding is being Atty. Jav Rubinow. one of Man- i Maocheater’a Sharo An Imported ham will be given 9 10’ - What do you sayT schedule is now being drawn up so as one of the special prizes. Mrs. Dunham Bush .. Wardens Elected trick, and South drew trumps and Answer: Pass. You have only 12 themselves, the supply of money North Methodist Church Sunday Permanent residents on first planned. Chester's representotives In the' Under the three plan* first p ^ Em-Haft ...... 63 66 available to the economy is in­ floor not to exceed two, on second that assignments can be made Public Dpfemler Dion Authority and also a member of posed, and based on the MO.OtW Ronald Buscaglia and Mrs. Rich­ Lewis W. Phelps was rs-slscted discarded two clubs from dummy. points, and the doubleton queen night. I Fafnlr Bearing . 77 82 as St. Peter’s Church senior creased by that amount. A worship service at 7:30, con­ floor; alterations must conform party sponsored ny the club will be known. the 6-man- committee appointed to ' mythical figure. Manchester’s ard Rioux are cochairmen. Now he could afford to give up one of diamonds Is of somewhat doubt­ However, additional vohmteers CLEARANCE Landers, Frary, Clark 18'4 20'a New Haven, Jan, 16 IJPI—I^w- share would be $3,800, $3,300 or The American Legion Auxiliary 18'4 warden at the annual meeting of spade and one additional club ful value at that. In this vulner­ Faces Dilemma ducted by the youth group, will to complete floor plan as submit­ held at the Pleasant Valley Club­ draw up the proposed by-law, ex­ N. B. Machine ____ 27 29 This is the dilemma that the ted to board: and teal borings sub­ house on Ellington Rd. tomorrow are still welcome at all Wednesda.v rence M. Dooley, 37. New Haven plained the 'various provisiona. $3,466. will hold a business meeting at the pari.sh earlier this week. trick. ability, avoid opening real border­ precede Dr. Hohlfeld's talk. sessions, and those who are willljig North and Judd . ., 26 29 Henry A. Jones was re-elected President faces. He would like to Head of the linguistics depart­ mitted must be approved by town ' at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be County public (iefende), died yes- John Bamini and Mrs. Dorothy The figures were based on the the home of Mrs. Patric Close on 27’ a Proper Defense line hands. to take libraiy periods may still Ellington Avenue, Jan. 20, at 8 Russell Mfg...... 2414 junior warden. Proper defense would easily de­ (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ ward off a new spurt of inflation. ment of the Kennedy School of engineer. ] sowed and prizes awarded. Re­ to-day In Grace-New Haven Hoa- Jacobson, Manchester's other two number of towns which are pres­ Stanley Works . .. 45>4 48 submit their names to the school. pilal. ently In the Authority. If all of the p.m. Elected to 3-year terms on the feat the contract. East should tures Corp.) But the Treasury has to keep Mission^ Hartford Seminary Foun­ Brewer, Inc., of Ba.st Hartford i ceipts win be divided between the representsttves. were also present Terry Steam (new) 46 — coming to the money market to Inseiwlce Day Planned Dooley, of Pine Orchaid, had with Mrs. Jacobson seizing as act-1 22 towns joined, the figures would A social with refreshments fol­ vestry were: Robert Bartlett, D. drop the,.jack of clubs at the first dation, Dr. Hohlfeld will speak on was denied permission to use land ! March of Dimes and the l(Kal Pub­ Torrington ...... 28'a 30'2 Benton Crittenden and. Hedley trick to' make sure of a club con­ CONGRESSMAN CROCKETT radse new funds to meet the deficit "Community Development Through lic Health Nursing Assn. Teachers will work on progress been public defender s)nce Scplcm- tog aecreUrv for the meeting. change proportionately and would lows the meeting. 26'a of Roderick King on Rt. 5 for bei- 1967, moving up from assist­ Personal Note , U.S. Envelope, com. 24 >4 Hill. James Kennedy, Lyman Ed­ tinuation. West would naturally Although he is better known as that government spending is run­ Lilerac.v in Egypt." A filmstrip, reports and lesson planning at the MEN’S LUXURIOUS «H l‘ Stadv Bvlaww I be $3,520. $2,840 or $3,066. U.S. Envelope, pfd. 12 14 sale of new and used trailers. Wil-1 Insei'vice day Wednesday In the ant. Two other members of the state Mrs. Lydia Heiberer of West dy and Miss Marjorie H. Martin, continue with his other club on a backwoodsman and defender of ning up. "Village Reborn," will al.so be Manchester Evening] Herald No attempt was made at the Veeder Root ...... 49 >4 52'i! And the money managers them­ liam Caaavani, board chairman,! elementary srhonl. (^lll(^I■en will Active In politics, he was a mem­ deirelopment Commission. Horace Rd. is a patient in the Rockville were elected to 2-year terms getting this unmistakable signal. the fort at Alamo. Davy Crockett shown. said conditions of state statutes | Smith Windsor correspondent El­ meeting to adopt the proposed by­ The above quotatloris are not to selves— the Federal Reserve Board more Burnham, telephone Mllrhell leave for their ho)-nea by bus at ber of the Rranford Democratic laws as several members expressed Brown and Harold Ames, were also City Hospital where she has been 'while Mrs. Clarence E. Porter, East would take the second trick was a member of Congress for six A native of Philadelphia. Dr. were met. but that the firm failed] Town Committee and ran uns\ic- be construed as actual markets. with the king of clubs and would years. In particular—have this constant­ Hohlfeld has worked with Dr. 4-0674. 12:46 p.m. after they have had a desire to study the suggestions present. Tne commission is giv- for several weeks. Miss . Dorothea Raymond and to ask for a variance under the their lunch. cessfully for the Legislature in French Cooking Course Warren Holbrook were elected to ly increasing supply of funds to Frank La\ibach in Africa and al.so made during the discussion, before | tMhnlcal assistance In the or do battle within their attempts to local building code, which pur­ NOTES H7TH BIRTHDAY CLS to Meet Mnnda.v 1964 and in 1966 MELTON taking any action. ganlzing of the Authority. L e a d e r s from homemaking a 1-year term. Mrs. Porter was in New York City teaching Puerto posely does not allow such ))se ex­ Surviving aie his widow, three Because of the time devoted to groups throughout Tolland County re-elected as clerk. hold down Inflationary pressures. Ricans. In 1964 he was sent to Stockton, Calif.. Jan. 16 Hi — The Catholic Ladies Society of It was also suggested by the Delegates Chosen But if the fight can be won, if cept under special variances. Chatity Davis celebrates her birth­ St. Coliimba's Church will meet In daughters and two sons. temporary chairman, Harold F. discussing the proposed bylaws, will attend training meetings on Coming Events Iran, under the sponsorship of the the report of the program commit­ "What's Cooking in France," on government spending can be held Committee on World Literacy and Fire Apparatus Approved day today and she's entitled to H7 Keith of West Hartford, that mem­ For DAR Confabs Coronation ceremonies for Jef­ Fire Chief Richard P. Jones has tee was not given. It will be mailed Tuesday and Wednesday. The ferson Prestridge and Nancy Mc­ down. If the business recovery Christian Literature of the Nation­ candles on her cake. bers having other suggestions for pours in the additional income tax announced that the town's new She has been a patient at the changes prepare' and submit them to the representatives and dis­ meeting will be held at the Union Kean, King and Queen elect of the ★ Dine, Dance ■* Have Fun al Council of Churches of Christ SUBURBAN COATS cussed at the next meeting. Congregational Church In Rock­ Delegates and alternates for the payments taht the administration In the U.S.A., meeting there with fire truck passed a 3-hour insur­ San Joaquin Valley General Hospi­ to advance of the next meeting. orders of Sir Galahad and the ' Every ance undowriter'a opei'ational test tal since Sept. 11, 1919. She never These would be sent to the other The suggestion to forgo reading ville. from 10 B.m. to 3 p.m. Continental Congress and for the Fleur de Lis, will be held tonight f THITRS.. FRI. and SAT. counts on — what tax relief la representatives . from the Near Miss Jantna Ozajkow'skl. exten­ this week. -He said performance married and. so far is known, has representatives and give them s the report waa made by Mr*. State Conference were chosen at at 7:30 In the church hall. planned 7 East P'oundation, the Point Four Percy Maxim Lee of Farmington, sion nutritionist, will teach the I 6IIKE STANKO’S The President says he has the program, and missionaries. And in was good on all counts. A certifi­ no living relatives. ^^Qualily without Compromised^ chance to consider the ideas be­ the meeting of Orford Parish cate of test results has been signed fore the bylaws discussion is again chairman of the program commit­ women about the food habits and Manehester Evening Herald He­ Treasury Department working on 1957 he went to Guatemal.i City with warm quilt-'lming! tee. This committee was appointed customs of France. A complete Chapter, DAR, yesterday after­ this now. to serve as consultant at the In­ by B manufacturer's representa­ taken up. noon. bron correspondent Miss Susan ;OAK G R ILL tive of the American La France to determine the work to be done French meal will be prepared and Pendleton, telephone ACademy 8- Th* reiforma under consideration stitute on Literacy Education with ■Varied suggestions were made served by the women at noon. The meeting was held at the I so Oak St., Manchester Co., which engineered the special GENERAL during the meeting with many of by the Authority and will assign 3454. ' No Cover, No Minimum at this time seem to apply mostly 30 representatives from Guatema­ priority for the various projects The leaders attending the meet­ home of Mrs. Wallace Jones, 30 la, Honduras, Nicaragua and El purpose vehicle, and countersigned the provliions being changed and Phelps Rd. t AMPLE PARKING to business, but their effects could by him and is being foi^varded to MERCURY for to be discussed. ing will bring the Information back ’59 then changed again. ^ be felt all the way down to the Salvador. TV SERVICE Next meeting of the Planning to their own housekeeping______, - o groups___r- 1 Delegates to' the Continental FIRE KILLS INVALID the insurance information filing Much of the discussion was con­ This meeting was planned by the { Congress to be held In^ Washing Bridgeport, Jan. 16 (/Pi—A tar consumer. bureau. Da.va o n AF A Call cerned with the representation on Alithority will be held In East Excise Change Proposed Nights aKsvw Plus Parts Always a Hartford Feb. 19. Tolland County Home Economics ton, ' “D. C" . the week of April * ' 19 paper shack, set afire by Its wood- cal Union, died Thursday. He had Tuesday night the truck received the executive and financA commit­ program of the exten.ston service. are Mrs. Steven D. Williams Jr., burning stove, burned with oven­ One thing proposed is a change been in poor health for eight its first major baptiam of fire TEL. MI 8-5482 Belter Buy at tees. A proposal that the finance Church Notes regent: and Miss .lessamine Smith, like ferocity yesterday, causing to the excise taxes. These are a months but continued work at the when local volunteers were called Moriarty Brothers committee be composed of the The January meeting of the vice regent. Alternates are Mrs. the death of Mrs. Sarah Lyles, An form of sales tax now levied on ITU's headquarters in Indianap­ on to help control the potato barn chairman, ex officio, and one rep­ Couples Club will hold a "Winter Halstead R, Tiffany, Mrs. Herbert invalid, she had lived in the hut a few things—new cars and cig­ olis until a month ago. He was blaze In Ellington. . resentative from each town not Hospital Notes Ball” in the social rooms of the Robb, Mrs. Will.am G. Crawford with her husband, who was not DANCE arettes and the like. One proposal borh in Sheridan. Wyo. Meetings Planned serving on the executive commit­ church at 8 p.m. tomorrow. There and Mrs. Bernard LaPine. home at.the time of the fire. is to cut the rates on such taxes YotJt, Pa —Samuel S. Lewi.s, 84, A Hartford East Assn, fellow­ tee was defeated 22 to 6 in a roll l*atients Toda.v...... ISSjwill18.5! will be a record dance, entertain-!entertain- Delegates to the State Confer- but to make up the lost revenue forme^r lieutenant governer of ship supper meeting is being held 14-16-18 IMORIARITY BROTHERSi call vote. One representative ab­ ADMITTED Y E S T E R D A 1'; ment and refreshments. All con-1 ence March 18 and 19 are Mrs. TONIGHT b>' ading a number of other goods Philadelphia and a high slate of­ at First Congregational (^urch stained from voting. A PLACE EVERYONE Thomas Mlkoleit. 21 Woodland St.: I plea in the church are Invited to at- j Williams, Mi.ss Smith, Mrs, Craw- to the tax list. Businessmen are ficial for more than 20 years, died tonight at 6:45. The Rev, Browne 301 CENTER STREET— Ml 3-5135 Also discussed was membership Mrs. Mary Filou. 646 N. Main St ; 1 tend. | ford and Mrs. LaPine. Alternates 8 O'CLOCK AT vitally interested in this scheme Thursday of arterioflclero-si.s Lew­ Barr, preaching professor from WILL SOON BE representation on the planning. In­ Arthur Gauthier, Andover; Joseph Wednesday, at 8 p.mthere will . for this are Mrs. Bunce H. Beale, because the tax, paid ultimately is, long active in Republican poli­ Yale's Divinity School In New Ha­ TALKING ABOUT! ter-town cooperation, legislative Miller, 1.50 Spencer St.: Mrs. La\irn i be a choir rehearsal at the Church. I Mrs. Wells W. Pitkin, Mrs. Charles by the consumer, has a direct tics, was a former postmaster of ven will be the featured .speaker. and inter-agency cooperation com­ •‘THK YEAR'S HAPPIEST HIT'* “A public benefit setback card;) Carlo, 18 Marshall St : Mr.s. 'Verna' - |-I- Strickland, Mrs. William J. Cary (srant - Sophia Lores ZIPSER CLUB bearing on the volume of sales. York. Warm, rugged Melton (fine reprocessed w o o l mittees. Pierson, 97 Mather St : William' Slancliester Evening Herald: Thresher, Mrs. C. Elmore Wat- Business still has hopes that the Most representatives agreed that ! kins, Mrs. Millard W. Park, Mrs. "HOUSEBOAT" 82 per cent levy on corporate prof­ and virgin wool) . . . in a fabulous choice o f Halpin. South Windsor; Susan' Ellington correspondent Mrs. ( Color nnd ViitsTliion 35 BRAINARD PLACE membership in these committees Macomber. Tolland: Daniel St. Ger-! Berr telephone TRemont 5-9StS. ! Jones and Mrs. Richard Niese. its will bs.loivered'.tO.jSO cent i|pi)0)pr)[imia[:^|i[))n)ar)()[wrafn()ai)[)[)»(anB[)l(«i»piHi|»iai»ll3ISIBII»IWIBWIBI»rwinwiWIBIWiniBllUBIBIBIBinillll!ll!l6IBIBreiB)iaraiBlll!IEg)BlglM^ should be "spread out" to include 1:S0-C:3»-S;4« Ivy stripes, solids and pattern effects . . . in th e main. 116 Grove St, Rockville;'] 1 p’ollowing the business meeting At«o: "AR YOfNO A8 YOU ABE" SPONSORED BY —few hop* any longer that it will KEITH'S as many communities as possible. ! Miss Katherine Matthies of Sey­ Bobrrt Harlsnd Pippa Scott be allowed to revert to the original Committee Choice Suggested Mrs, Beverly Lawrence. 89 Doane i VailKUartl Photographed MANCHESTER GIRLS’ CLUB 'Video Everyday newest Winter shades! Smart 4-button m od el St.: Mrs. Irene Manning. 23 Car-1 ______* mour gave a talk entitled "Amer­ Shown 47 per cent, levied In the days be­ The thought was expressed by ican History Thni Postage roll Rd.: John Lee. 17 Vernon Ave , | Cambridge. Mass.. Jan. 16 i/Pi— All Rlgbts Reserved— fore the Korean War emergency with flap pockets, handsome leather-look b u tton s. one representative, however, that Stamps.” Sub., "Heaven Knout Mr. Alllion" caused it to be boosted. the members should be able to Rockville. Wilbur Patterson, An- Scientists have succeeded In pho- Hostesses were Mrs. Park, Mrs. H. T. bickenson A C o, Inc. Sizes 34 to 46. Hurry—at this low, low clearance “ pick and choose" what commit­ dover: Mrs Irma Buccino. 49 Cedar tographing America s Vanguard jones and Mrs. George Thurber. Depreciation allowances also are tee they should serve on. St.: Americano Giacominl. .58 Mc­ satellite for the first time. close to the hearts of businessmen. OUR EXCLUSIVE OFFER! price, these jackets will really GOl He said committee members Kinley St : Miss Patricia Dietz, Tlie moonlet, roughly Uve size of Many of them hold that if they ahould be considered for their Creatridge Dr.. Vernon: Anne Bar- a grapefruit, waa recorded on film Bahy Food Exports Up BEST SHOWS were permitted to write off for Interest in Uie work of a particu-. ’’V- ^2 Arcellia Dr ; Mrs. Josephine by a Baker-Nupn tracking camera taxes purposes the wear and tear | $ 5 9 - 9 5 m c U c A i t t i f on new plant and equipment at a ' LANE lar. commlAee, not be appointed| Reams. 93 Pine St.: Ernie Chasse, last Friday as it soared about 900 New Y'ork ■— Exports of Ameri­ Relax Anywhere B G S i n faster rate than at present, spend­ because their town was designated Andover; Wesley Bunce. 14 Spen­ miles over Organ Pass, N. M. It can canned baby foods climbed to WONDEKFl-L! ENDS TITES. TONIGHT to participate. cer St : Persis Richer, Kingsbury waa racing along its orbit at near­ 649,000 pounds in the first half of Lia Taylor - Paul Newmaa With Portable TV! ing for these capital goods- w'ould A s various means of apportion- Ave,. Rockville: Norman Rey­ ly five miles a second. 19,58, an increa.se of 70,000 pounds CHANNEL Increase quickly. This, they argue, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof You only need two things nolds. South Windsor. Dr, J. Allen Hynek, associate di­ over the first six months of 1957 Tech. 8;U would speed the recovery and Jn MEN’S QUILT-UNED for hours of viewing pleas­ BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to rector of the Smithsonian Astro- and more than 2ij times such ship­ BriKilte Rurdot - Chnrlet Boyer ELECTRONICS turn would boost profits and thus CEDAR CHEST f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gale, East physical Oliaervatory hailed the ments in the comparable 1956 pe­ ure: An electrical outlet give the treasury more tax returns. "La! La! Parisienne" and a 1959 Sylvania Port- Hartford. feat as a major scientific advance. riod. ^ Tech. LABORATORIES The President la couching all BUSHNELL BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. aWe TV. See STANEK hla promises of tax relief in the and Mrs. Ernest LaCross, Broad Sat. 1 p.m. **Kin|c Kyber Rifles** soon for yours. indefinite future. But business, and ^ o n l y ... Individuals too, can hope, can't WINTER-WEIGHT Ticksts new at Brook; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. SrVPAY AFTERNOON ONLY 277 BROAD Lvman Kellev. Eaat Hartford. 3 Complete Shows! 5:30 they? Box OfRee "Gulliver's Travels'* DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: "•lack And The Beanstalk** JOHNNY PALMER RADIO TELEVISION Mrs. Margaret McKenna. 30 Ridge , /l’« John Jay Time Again St : Mrs. Rose Jones, 112 N. Elm GET MA rCHING L A N E CHEST for WITH PURCHASE of this BEDROOM! THE EARLY SHOW ChasBcl S Mew Bavea. Uoaa. 77 SUNSET STRIP chMt is a matchmal* for ths bedroom shown below. new state . . . explore world's ford: Mrs. Madeline Ziebarth. 17 3:4* (3) THE BIO PAYOFF "The Secret of Adatn Cain" Hartford, Jan. 16 (JP)—A Repub­ (22-341 YOUNG DR. MALONE 10:00 I THE LINE 17P lican legislator from the commuter Compltlo with cnitomatic tra-y. Mothproof codor stor- largest glaciers by ski plane Ro.semary PI.; Francis Coughlin, STATE ( 3-53) BEAT THK CLOCK "The Final Punch Caoo'* wiOi Lowell Thomas. To Bad ] East Hartford; Mrs. Ann McCabe, (44) ALL STAB PLAYHOUSE (22-30) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS belt hKx offered a bill that would ago. in tho most aitoninhing oiisr oTtr madel Oasteln, Austria, for colorful 111.5 Russell St.: Richard Hyland, NOW and SATURDAY 3:34 ( 3-4S) THE VEBDICT IS YOURS Paul ArmMed vn. Len allow the .State Legislature to look RAINBOW CLUB (22-40) FROM THERE ROOTS Mathewn, 10 rd, llRhtwelRhtK costume ceremonies opening Ellington; Bradlev Wheaton', 13 Tonight Continuous 5:45 7 :0 0 ( 3) CONNECTICUT BAND­ Into affairs of the New Haven School St : Lloyd' Volsdal. 3 \fe- Feature Tonight 6:45-9:10 Railroad. 1958 World Ski Championships BARRY BARENTS STAND with stars from 25 nations as night Circle. Rockville: Mrs. (53) WHO DO YOU TBU8TT The measure, s)ibmilted by Rep. 4:04 < 3) BANOBB ANDY 60,000 spectators watch. Fly­ Frances Corcoran. 5 Foxcroft Dr.: NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW Citf llOilMb (22-.30) ilKRRN FOR A DAY W. H. ENGLAND Henry Feme II of Westport, would by helicopter—the ski lift of to- Bryan Hany, Ellington: Mrs, WNBC NEWS AT 7 < S-53) AMERICAN BANDSTAND establi.sh a commis.sion with broad ijiorrow—to towering pinnacles Maria Napoletano. 6,59 Hartford EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (44) IT’S FUN TO REDITCE LUMBER GO. powers of inquiry-including th^ of the Alps for thrilling 10-mile Rd.: Laurie Shea. 76 Edmund St.; 4:15 (40) THE SECRET STORM 7 :1 0 4:30 ( 3-40) THK EDOE OF NIGHT right to .subpoena financial records chase down through deep pow­ i Mrs. Ines Sonego, 199 Wells St.; ONLY $3.00 MINIMU61 PER COUPLE UUKEWUm (33-W) c o u N 'n r fair OPEN ALL DAY —to see whether the railroad needs der snow. ; Martha Sturtevent, Lake St . Ver- SHIRLEY PALMER 5:M ( 3) FEATURE FIL3I subsidization. 'non; Mrs. Ethel Horn. 17 Colum­ eWUnES ROVER "The Hnapeet” SATURDAYS ROUTE 6-44A BOLTON (22) 5TOBYTIME George Alpert. president of the bus St.; William Newton, 16 WEATHERVANE (30) BOY ROGERS New Haven, has said the railroad JOHN JAY ; Hyde St.; Isaac Snyder, 27 Wel­ PHONE Ml 9-8023 (40) BIN-TIN PIN - 10:30 (3-iO) PERSON,TO PERRON needs tax relief or aufesidies if it is America’s Ace Ski Photogra­ lesley Rd.: Mrs. Elizabeth Leach. 5:30 ( S-53) MICKEY .MOUSE CLUB Our.I.: Meyer -Davit (30) THE EARLY SHOW ( S-53) JOHN DALY, NEWS to contln\ie commuter service. pher, Author and Commentator Windsor Locks; Mrs. Marilyn So eQ /o m 7 :1 5 "Boek lalaad ’TraH" 10:45 ( H) NEWS. WEATHER, SPORTS A study commission established A wide variety of styles and models! Blouse ! Stanford and daughter. 281 Center <40> TWIL1UH1 THEATER (23) 8PORTSLIGHT HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY (30) SPORTS CAMERA bv the lk57 Legislature was not and surcoat length jackets in nylon-reinforced BUSHNELL MEMORIAL I St. (53) THE EARLY LATE SHOW given the power called for in the inpoBEUzooi^a*.* 11;M ( 3) NEWS. WEATHER. SPOlm gabardines, sturdy Meltons (50® reprocessed wooL FERR5’ PROPOSED NBC NEWS Niehols ( 8) WORLD’S BEST MOVIU Feme bill. FRIDAY end SATURDAY MalStoiRH-hMIiMish* '"The Rrarch" 50® -virgin wool) . . . in new solid colors! Prince Rupert, B. C. (.'Pl-^ A Manchester TIRE Inc. (22) BIO NEWr, Jam. 18 and 17.at 8:15 P.M. 6-times weekly ferry service be­ SUN. M SUN. (30) NEWS 4 WEATHER And, choose 100® nylon wash 'n wear jackets tween here and Juneau. Alaska, 7 :3 0 (40) FEATURE 5'ORTY GOODYEAR 11:15 ( 3i FEATURE FIL5I Deaths Last Niahtl in reversible and lined models! 36 to 46 in the group. General Adra. $1.50 tax incl. with intermediate stops, has been ★ PLUS ★ KEITH LARSON "Oodima" I recommended in a report for the THE GREATEST CHILDREN'S SHOW IN YEARS!! (30) JACK PARR SHOW Beaerved Section $2.50 tax incl. Alaska Highway and Public NORTHWEST PASSAGE 11:30 ( 22) JACK PAAR SHOW By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Newark, N.J. - Sir Claude Gibb, ' Works Department. The report ★ ★ ★ ALL IN GLORIOUS COLOR ir r k 'k "THE PARTY COLOR NYLON TIRES 11:45 (53) NEWS Sponsored by the Hartford Ski 13:45 ( 3) NEWR 4 WEATHER 60, one of Great Britain’s- leading eSnb. I ] says the system would be self- • 2 COMPLETE AFTERNOON SHOWS • store and FlRnt 296 Broad St. 1:00 (S) HEADLINES ' supporting after only a few years. 8:00 physicists, died Thursday, appar­ CRASHERS" ently of a heart attack, minutes starring: GEORGE NADER TEL. Ml 3-5179 CONNIE STEVENS SATURDAY atfer landing at Newark Airport. Full-length color cartoon feature! ROBERT DRISCOLL ELLERY QUEEN He was en route from Knoxville, BOYS’ QUILT-LINED 4;M ( k> l*«IPEVK THEATER 12:00 ( 3) LONE BANGER Tenn!. to Toronto, Ont. (53) THE LATE MATINEE (22-30) TRUK STORY 0:25 ( 3) WEATHER. MEWS 4 ( S) STAGE(X)ACH THEATER Colorado Springs. Colo. — Don (40) SATURDAY WESTERN F. Hurd. 60. secretary-treasurer TOMORROW 2 P.M. SPORTS 12:30 ( 22-30) DETECTIVE’S DURT i DOORS OPEN 1:80 0:3* <22> SPORTS ' ( I) R.F.D, No. 3 Of th* International 'I^pographi- OUTERWEAR BIN G O TEEN HOP 9:00 t h e b o b 0^4* (22) SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT 1:00 ( 3) THIS 16 UCONN. f:45 ( S-tt) NEWS ( S> UNCLE AL EVERY J t:V E R Y ( 8) NEWS * WEATHER HOPE SHOW t:t* ( 3) SUN WITHOUT A OUN Suburban coats, parkas, ( S) SHERIFF OF COCHISE MOftlARTY BROS. iGOuiviS (23-S44S) NEWS 4 WEATHEB SPECIAL KEITH PRICE! car coats, surcoats with MONDAY i FRIDAY (53) MOLLY GOLDBERG 10:00 CAVALCADE 1:U (48) NEWS. DOUGLAS ED­ SELUNG reprocessed wool q ^ t 8 8 WARDS LINCOLNS MEBCURY ( COLONIAL NIGHT It NIGHT OF SPORTS 433) HIOHLIUHT8 Many w l * (St) NEWS , AND Sns. . .. W TRRVEIS PAUL AKMRTRAD f:30 ( S-t*> YOUR BIT PARADE ENGLISH FORDS cotton sateens and 7:36 P.M. J 7:30 P.M. V«. Gueatfi: Skiany Eaata, Flaky DECORATORS DOUBLE DRESSER, MIRROR, CHEST Lea lUaitlielirs Tomliii, and Ronnie Baker 315 CENTER ST,—Ml 3-S1S6 cross-cordslNotevety h eeitol (23-3*> NORTHWEST PASSAGE ASrA* A A A * A A *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (Color) ( S-53) BIN TIN TIN (22) SATURDAY BIO SHOW • PAIN'nNC b Phtmm &ey Mahogmy i*ivn nrrf’* ^ 10:45 "Old Bealy” (30) SATURDAY STORY , and BOOKCASE BED r^WABNCM BW28.-esae*T S:M ( 3-40) RAWHIDE (40) CANDLBPIN BOWLINQ f JACK COMLEY “ Incident of Tombleway*’ 1:30 ( 3) FRONTIER DOCTOR j The smartest, newest contemporary design . . with beautiful set­ BOWLING (32-3*) ELLERY QUEEN «k)lor) ( H) SATUIRDAy MATINEE ' • PAPERINC A TV FAVORITE IN SPORTS COMMENTS Heir To Revointion 134) ADVENTURE IN HAND back front arid sweeping. cuFved drawer ends. Beveled plate glass EVERY NIGHT .-6 P.M. .A FULL LENGTH ( *) WALT DISNEY PRESENTS ARTS mirror, duatproof and c e n t» drawer guides. Note .tbs’ attractive ACmON HIT!', ■ “ Nlok" ( 3) FEATURE RESIDENTIAL poUahed brass trim and drawer' pull*. Richly Rallied Platinum (53) FEATI’RE (44) )UO PICTURE Gray Mahogany. See it Saturday. . . GET THE LANE MODERN SUNDAY-2 P.M. 11:00 8:34 (51) CON1SAD NAGEL THEATER t:H ( S-4R) ------PHO HOC 6CEkY CLAYTON MOORE 4:4# ( 3-44> PHIL SILVERS BROW (Now York HaiiRerB COUl^ERCIAL CHEST FOR ONLY $1! IN BURKE KENNEDY “ Tha Coart Martial" ChlcDvo^ lUaMack * Uwhs) - ‘ K o i i l i F i i n i i t n r o ‘T i t U ro R aR gtr” WNBC NEWS AT 11 Fully InMuted LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS POLISH-AMERICAN Don WILLIS Garage MANCHF MFR • PLUS • Ml 9-0366 1 ■ M AIN ST -.4- >. PiMdncad by Hum fteitOm SPEOIAUSTS IN MM mi • MM IM ■ M nui-MH MMM •VSSn* A BASKETFUL OF NBC IN CONN'^CTICUT PI 2-6010 Freo Parking in Our (hm Parking Lot HALL Dtroctod bf Omoo PMkBop . WHEEL a l ig n m e n t u d ...... mt m DtuMftnf dhv Rt»Aa COLOR CARTOONS BRAKE SERVICE ST. — ROCKVILU 30 WNBC 30 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR TAKE THE KIDS! 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/ ■ /I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1959 PAGE PTY* » i i r a f o u E M.\NrHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1989 Ill Mother’s Tots, South fTlndaor District Voters Fill Vacancies Perish in Blaze “6 MAN ROOMINESS with comfort for aW* Calerer In jiired i Aineiican Legion Post Plans Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 18 l/Pl— . Of President^ Director^ Today As Truck Flips While their mother lay critically, March of Dimes ‘Tag Day’ ill In a Phoenix hoepltgl,' three In­ ■Voters of the 8th School andf District Counsel John D. LaBelle Richard Bishop,. 34, of Middle- dian childreh burned to death on MERCURY for '59 Utilities, District gather at the said District residents are eligible town, a caterer, was taken to ires- the Cocopah Indian Reservation Holliatef 8t. School this evening to vote In tonight’a meeting if they Hartford Hospital yesterday for A 'irf i>MMi Day*‘^wiU bs Mr*. Lout* A. pi have lived in. the District four reg- west of Somerton last night. Alwaya a to elect a new District president treatment of niiltiple ahraaiona be In town under ory, Americanism and National and one director.- months or more and are electors Hospital authorities are trying of the Town of Manchester. La- and lacerattons after a panel fha y»«pi<*ee of the Coventry Security committees chairman. to keep news from pretty 28-year Better Buy et Elections will begin st 7:30. Mrs. Gregory end Mm. John La- Victor Swanson resigned as a Belle added that the vote is not truck he waa driving rolled over Ai^iorican Ueglon Ftott. Harold U old Mrs. Elaine Jim. In a twO' Moriarty Brothtre restricted to property owners in cek will be ce-chalrmen of a public month battle against cancer the director Jan. 5 to run for the live times. Newtomb U Jieadln* the ptogram. presidential position, arid since an election of District ofllcers. State Police aald Bishop was , LOOK! supper featuring home - baked The TMrtiect te one of several haa constantly said, "I want to beans from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Feb. live for my children.” his reeignation three District resi­ Tonight’s election has been ad­ traveling soulluon Rt. 5 at about ■ oeniTnuBity eervlee programe con- 28 st the Legion home. Auxiliary Her children — Sherrill, 8 4 , dents have aiuiounced their can­ vertised a minimum of live daya, 1 p.m. when a panel truck he was : Aicted annually by the post. This members will serve on the commit­ didacies for his directorship. according to provisions of the Dis­ driving went out of control, went Frederick, 3, and Alfred Jr„ 19 Im o r ia r it y brothersI trict charter, and will open with will be the third year this type of tee. montha — were trapped when The three men, Emmons R. up on the west shoulder of the : Three new Junior members have IWiles. David J. Marka and Arthur election of a moderator. Once the higliWay. swerved east, and then work has been handled by the flames engulfed the luiobe home of 301 CENTER STREET-rM I 3-5135 moderator is named, nominations lie^onnalres. been accepted by the Auxiliary. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Warrington, have indicated retro.ssed the entire traveled part ; SpeMer Named Pedro Jim. The grandparents es­ they are running Independent of for president and director will be of the road to tne center dividing • SUITS Eight post members, In addiUon to Newcomb, will be at local bust- Keimeth M. Spencer has been caped. party or group backing. In order. strip where it rolled over flve ness eatabUahmenti to take col- imantmously elected treasurer of Deputy O. D. Jones of Yuma limes. Parts of the truck, owned ' lect,(ona coin cards Sent through the Democratic Town Pommlttee. Caunty said the parents left the scrlbes at their meeting In Yeo­ by Advance Caterers Inc. of - He replaces Rajunond H. Bradley children with, the grandparents Glpstonbury, Including Us cargo the mail campaign will be accepted Sr. who was recently elected chair­ Columbia mans Hall Tuesday night. . at this time. when Mrs. Jim was taken to the These youngsters will attend a of eandwlches, milk cartons snd man of the group. Phoenix hospital. coffee urns, were scattered over AaaiBUng Newcomb Will be Mrs. Walter F. Hillgen haa been leaders training course to.be con­ . Jamaa Hoyt. Henry Korber of The father received word of the ducted in Willimanlic during the the area. North Windham, John Lacek, Os- elected to the party Town Commit­ deaths in the Phoenix city jail . Self PICK-UP Becks Head next few weeks. The first was held ' Stale Police eald Bishop wss tee. Her election brings the full where he had been serving a sen­ ear Miller, Charles Raiach, Eugene committee to .30 members. At the Thursday night. Tlie boys were, apparently thrown clear of the • TOPCOATS SAVE! CASES OF SODA AT tence for being drunk. Lawmen ar­ truck when it overturned. RycMlng, Richard C. Snow and time it was organized in the fall DISCOUNT PRICES accompanied by Scoutmaster Wil­ Ixmis A. Steullet. ranged for his immediate release. G)uples Club bur Fletcher and Assistant Scout- q'he accident is still under In­ only 20 members were elected. Cause of the fire has not been 12 UrgB Bottles AT OUB BOTTLINO PLANT ‘■The efforts of the post will Hem an Muise it secretary of the ma.ster Merton Wolff. vestigation by South Windsor greatly help In making the local determined. Fricaa quoted are for home dStiv- Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Berk Elected were: Flying Eagle Resident State Policeman 'Wllliani group. Patrol, Warren Fletcher. Ray­ M ar^ of Dimes Fund drive a suc­ Cub Scout Awards $ 1:50 arlea only: extra charga for baa- have been elected presidents of Bralthwalte assisted by Resident cess.*’ Mrs. Herbert W l.ove. chair- I Tix Inch quefa, partiea, ahowera, weddings the Two Together Club of Colum- mond Levesque and George John- Stste Pollcemsn Wepdell Hsydem Cub Scout Pack 6.5 distributed , Nobodv Loses ,son: Woh'erine, Ricky Besid.sley man, stated today. the foUovVing awards recently: Plus Deposit ate. bls Congregational Church. Tliey of East Windsor. Hale Center Offlcera succeed Mr. and Mrs. Ho>-ard C. and Sheldon Gardner Jr., no scribe; ^bc.at ^dge, Richard McGary and Moscow, Jan. 16 (jT)—A tip on Beaver Patrol, Jerry Bergeron. W. Bryce Honejwvell has been Paul Krauss; wolf badge. Kenneth Bates. Others elected at a recent I'railop Fourlli in Aircraft how to discourage tipping in res­ $ 1 .6 5 Delivered meeUng were Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Edward Thompson and Eugene • PANTS elected president of the Nathan Wright; bear badge, SUnley Gould Emmons; Rattlesnake Patrol, Hale Community Center. Inc. and Kenneth LaMond; lion badge, taurants waa publicized today by I Tax IncL MANCHESTER bert C. Englert, vice presidents Paris France's aircraft-manu­ Other officers follow: Harmon the newspaper Soviet Trade. Plus Deposit and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, Tom Marchlsa, Charles Ol.sen, Richard Gale and Daniel Boisvert; John Kozelka: Tomahawk. Tom­ facturing industry Is the fourth N. Cochrane, vice president; Mark and webeloB badge, Bruce Perkins. All it takes is a painlesa service secretary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Truck Flips After Collision largest in the world and the big­ Spink, treasurer: Mrs. George H. BOTTLING CO. Raymond Jacobsen are new mem­ my Roberta, Richard Szegda, no Silver arrows. Rlcharri Sanborn charge. ★ ★ ★ scribe: This halt-ton pickup turned over on the E. Center St. esplanade yesterday afternoon about 3 o'cbI’locU. gest in conllnenlBl Europe. Tiven- ' COur. secretary. Claylon Herrick one. and Peter Cunningham, two. The new’spaper said five Moscow bers of the club. t\-one major firms, employing has been named chairman of the 10 HENDERSON RD. A new patrol waa formed for Fortunatelv.Fortunately, according to Patrolman Robert Lanmiii, driver Frank Neff.Nell. 4 43,:1, oiof uovemry,Coventry, was not Wayne Murray was graduated Into eateries have been experimenting Atty. Elizabeth D. Hutchins has which no name has yet been hurt. Neff, who was traveling west, found himself in this (lx after he swerved liying. unsuccess- 42,000 workers, make alr-frsmes| building and grounds committee Boy Scout Troop 63. A den chief with a Hated service charge of 4 Ml 3-7922 been appointed chairman 6f the ami six conipanies, employing Elected to .‘l-year memberships Small Bottles chosen. James Hempel is its leader fullv, to avoid collision with a car which drove in front of him from Brooklield SI. Driver of the cord was presented to David to 6 per cent—proceeds of which Csse of 24 Heart Fund Drive in Columbia and Douglas Tettelbach, assi.stant. other vehicle, John Henrv Havnes. 69. of Andover, was arrested and chaigeit with failure In grant 16,000. make engines. Another 20 - were Mrs. Lawrence V. Savastano, Retired building Inspector Griswold Chappell looks over some of go to their help—to check what it again this year, according to an 000 work for firms manufacturing • SHOES Samuels. Cochrane, Herrick. Mrs. Cour. Mrs. the gifts presented him last night at a testimonial dinner given Also attending the training the right of way and is due in eourl .Ian. 26. Haynes' i-ai- was dented sliglUly. hut the tr ii k. which Two-year service star plna were called the humiliating practice of South Off announcement by Mrs. John C. course are Doran Shumway, sen­ was towed away, received an estimated .$600 damage. I Herald Photo bv Oliaf ai. aircraft equipment. Dudley A. Ferguson. Mrs. Leo T given to den mothers Mrs. Irene him at the Knights of Columbus Home. Thomas Monahan, tipping. .20 Reilly, president of the Wllllman- lieary and Clarence A. Bradfleld Chappell’s successor, who arranged the dinner, is holding the Menu prices are reduced by the ior patrol leader, and Charles Lowery and Mrs. .lune Locke, and 206 at Fete Tax InA. C enter St. tlc District Assn. Bates, scribe for the troop. Filling 1-vear unexpired terms will the Assistant Cubmaster Charles traveling bag. General Manager Richard Martin, center, was same amount. nPlus Deposit This is a work Mrs. Hutchtns I against tlie ('alholic cliurch. About j be Mrs. \V. Bryce Honeywell and Lowery. toastmaster. (Herald Photo by Oflarai. In this way, according to the North Off and her family have handled for Manehester Evening Herald | Priesl-Piibl i slier '93 per cent of the Polish popula-! ' Mrs. Herman LeDoyt. 'The January theme for the dens newspaper's logic, nobody loses. about 10 years, ever since her son tioii is Catliolic, j For Chappell Customers, seeing the eervlee $ 1 .3 5 Delivered Columbia eorreapondent Mrs. Ilori- i l l Co-defendants include the direc-11 The treasurer's balance aa of Jan. will be "Cub Scout Newsmen." Police lieutenant in the Fire Mar­ tin served as toastmaster, and West Center St. Lawrence, now a student at Cush- aid R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy 111 1 8» lc t U I l 1 reported at the annual meeUng These will be exhibited at a pack presented Chappell with a travel­ charge on their bills, dp not volun­ I Tax Inch Ing Academy, and a good athlete, 8.9454, _ . ' tor of a goverpment ' department | Griswold Chappell, who retired shal’s office, said Manchester had teer tips. And/lhe waiters are re­ in cliaige of newsprint allocations;! waa $385.04. The executive com­ meeting at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 at the repfitation of being one of the ing bag, in behalf of the Municipal Plus Deposit waa confined to his bed for a year __ _ _ Warsaw. Jan. 16 (2P) One of Po- mittee meets at 8 p.m. the second Coventry Grammar School. the first of the year aa Manches­ Building's Cheer Fund member­ ported to mdve faster because and the head of a .state printing FLUORIDATION With rheumatic fever. land's most prominent Roman Monday of the month at the Center The next pack meeting will be ter building Inspector, heard him­ few town.s living by' the Fire Mar­ their income varies according to hoii.se in the town of Olsztyn. Tlie: shal's cqde, which provides safety ship. and a wallet and purse, from It is reported that the drive \%iil | IVTflV Catholic priests and editors has government cliarges Father Piro-| building. Jan. 27, time and place to be an­ self described last night as a man those attending last night. the number of persons served. be conducted next month, and that j tTXVZi i T s a y arrested on charges of illegal AL AnxIUary Meets Quota who had helped make Manchester to all concerned. zynski bribed tlieni to get more j nounced. Chairman of the affair was as usual, it will be a mail cam -, corruption of officials : paper so be could print more than The Auxiliary to the Coventry Death Reported a safer and better place In which "in enforcing the code, especial­ Thomas Monahan, who had been PICKETS VS PRINCIPLES paign. OIHJI I, ± ctA X III III market money dealings. to live. ly in connection with the school the 10,000 copies authorized for : American Legion Post has been Word has been received of the Chappell’s a.ssislant and has now Baltimore ,000 aircraft. ed his switch. sor of the billWllh the representa-mitted on incomes up to $10,000 on I -phe Communist government is for Ita hoapltel equipment loaned gational Church, 8 p.m., vestry; of local ronlractors and builders, of America, In 1956. live Lebanon. | wage.s. dividends, and intere.st. It rariwing on a new campaign It has upward of 5,000 officer from 1777. at no charge to realdenta. The Cub Scout Pack 65. Den 5. at 7 at whose presence Chappell seemed Williams said according to law, previously was limited to those 1 equipment ill be available throtigh The code replaced one that hkd aviators. 1.200 warrant-officer p.m.. home of Mrs. .Joseph Locke; particularly delighted. (Jhappcll been in effect here 40 yeans and when a bridge connects two towns ' with taxable incomes below $.5,000. | ------— 8 P.M. AT THE BOWERS SCHOOL the annual magazine aubscriptlona Cub Scout Pack 57. Dens 1 and 2. said that he had had "differences aviators, and about 10,000 trained it must be built with the expen.se | The revenue service is invest!-j drive conducted in the fall under waa, Chappell said, "unenforreable enli.'ited personnel who are avia­ at 7 p.m., home of Mrs. F'rederick of opinion" with a number of the and unworkable.” Manchester now shared bv both. There is need here I gating the possibility of raising the auspices of the auxiliary. Young; dance for local teenagers builders regardirig interpretation tion specialists. for a new bridge over tlie Ten Mile : the ceiling to ,315,000 a year hence. The fair and democratic way to settle the Fluorida­ 8 p.m., Nathan Hale Community "doesn't have to take ita hat off to "FL.WOK OF Mrs. Rychling, chairman of the of the building code. "But your anyone" .so far a.s its building code River on Latham Rd. which con- Latham .said, as part of a service- Center, aponsored by St. .Jude presence hero tonight indicates WOMAN FOITNO IN WOODS THE .MONTH’ BUnERSflOTCH RIPPLE local hospital equipment commit­ IS concerned, he said. necta the town.s of Lebanon and wide que.st for mea.sures In take tion i.s.sue iv by a Tmvn ReCerendtim and not hy an tee, states the unit’s equipment la Council No. 4313, KofC; setback there l.s no resentment." he added. Sprague. Jan. 16 (/Pi—Searchers Columbia, It is not in a section of as much of the pain out of tax- —In constant use. One piece-has -card party. 8 p.m.. Legion Home.; Othe.rs who spoke last night were worked from late afternoon until Lebanon which that towm uses a paying as possible. The work of Chappell building RnUcrHuoti'h aniire rippled Administrative Act passed by town officials! Your been borrowed from the Ellington Explorer Scout Post 65, at 8 p.m. Inspector since 1055 and assistant Mayor Eugene Kelly, .lohn Wishart shortly after 11 p.m. yesterday be­ great deal, but It is an important "The former Lo.s Angeles tax at­ ■ Auxiliary for use in town. The unit Pond Hill School: social, 8 pm of Wethersfield, president of the fore locating 5frs. Marguerite Col­ road in this town. Another bridge torney said be has developed ihroiigli \aiiiMH, man*"—wliat In the department for four years wiial taste! In pints. attendance at this meeting to draw up a petition for haa three wheel-chairs, two hos­ South Coventry Firehouse; Trial Connecticut Building Officials lin.', 47, Sprague. In a wooded area to be built on Jones Rd., is nearby. "some definite ideas on how to CASH-and-CARRY GNLY! before that in making Manches­ qiiartH ami half gallons at pital beds, metal crutches and an •lustlce Court, 7:30 p.m.. Robertson ter a "better and safer place" in Assn.; Herbert J. Evans of Water- of this New London County town. At this time, Lebanon does not bolster taxpayer moral" since he j ICE CREAM a referendum will prove that Manchester hasn't slipped over-bed table. School town, grand treasurer of 'J,he She had apparently been wander­ have the funds to build the Ten came to Washington two months your nearest Koyal lee which to,live was cited both by ( ream «lealer*s store. The post and auxiliary will take Manchester' Police Chief James Knights of Pythias, and Arthur ing in the woods since leaving poses to build It and carry the en- ago. While he cannot change the to a dictatorial state! part in a special program Thurs­ Muicheater Evening Herald Reardon and Clifton Clark, a Man­ Rutherford of West Hartford, jtor- work at 4:30 p.m . police said. Mrs. Mile River Bridge. Columbia pro- tax laws, his statement said, he day evening for the veterans at the Coventry eorreapondent, Mrs. K. chester resident .serving as Avon's mer president of the Building Of- Collins was taken to W. W. Back­ tlre burden of expense since it has has under study the.se possible . Newdngton Home and Hospital Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim building inspector. fieial.s Conferenre of America. us Hospital, Norwich, for observa­ funds stifficienl to do so in its moves to improve the agency’s See us for: Ice ('ream f'aUes, Here's How It Works: ; Cigarettes will be awarded 2-6231. Reardon, until recently a State General Manager Richard Mar­ tion. State Aid Funds. The Jones Rd. service: Novelties. Stenciled Slices, etc. The Public Is Cordially Invited! prize.s. The auxiliary wdll also fur bridge would be left for Lebanon Further simplification of tax Quality at Its best I ; nlah 12 dozen browmles for the de- to build on Its own at a time when forms. BUY A SUIT— at re^lar price and get an> ■ partment-sponsored affair. Newcomers Plan It is ready to do so. 'I’A more human approach " to , i r ' k ^ ' lioyzlm to Speak Williams has been named to the form letters. j ether lult in the same price clots (or lower) Arrangements have been com Polluck T uesdav Incorporations a'nd Federal and In­ Faster handling of correspond- ICE CREAM CO. THIS AD IS SPON.SORED BY THE pleted to have local Democratic tergovernmental Elections Com- [ ence with taxpayers and quicker — FOR JUST $1.GG. representative to the legislature. mlttee*. ruling on tax disputes. M A M F.ACTITKEItS OF OKFrrKLLI’S "S P l MO.Nl” ^ MANCHESTER TAXPAYERS LEAGUE. Lit. Col. Stephen Loyzlm. speak at The Manchester TWCA-spon- Boy Sroiits Elwt 1 More rspld preparation of new 23 W.ARREX ST , MANCHESTER—^MI 3-69.50 the next meeting at 8 p.m. Jan. 26 aored New-comers Club will hold a ^ jt V u h fv Boy Scout Troop 62 elected j tax regulations and less delay in OR IF YOU PREFER — at the Legion home. The post wrill United Nations potluek Tuesday INCORPORATEDlarnrkRpmia'rir.n patrol leaders, assistants and their announcement. Join the auxiliary during the enter­ Instead of the second suit, you may toko a tainment program. The public Is night at the Community T at 7". 15. Members are asked to bring their also invited. YOUR COMPI.ETE ONE I Tolland Tpke. s f topcoat for just $1.60. Rep. Loyzim, who haa been ap- own plates, cups and cutlery, in ad­ Mancheater-V emon ! pointed to the General Assembly dition to the dish assigned them VIHNER’S STOP GARDEN SHOP Town Line > Military and Veterana Affairs and by the committee. BUY A TOPCOAT— at regular price and get ! the Finance committees, is expect- ' ed to talk on matters pertaining A short business meeting, at another topcoat In the some price class (or , to the former group. which the new bylaws will be pre­ lower)— FOR JUST $1.00. Delegates will be sent to the de­ sented for approval, will follow the partment national security dinner supper. at 7 p.m. Feb. 12 i t the Hotel The group extends an Invitation OPEN to any newcomer to attend these BUY PANTS— at 2 for $10— end for just t Stratfield in Bridgeport. Attending meetings, which are held the third Buell's Tuesday of each month. The 7 DAYS $1.00 more— TAKE A THIRD PAIR OF YWCA office may be-conlacted for PANTS. (Other pants specials, tee!) more information. 8 A.M. The comhiittee in charge of plan­ 1 4 . 1 ^ 1 8 ning consists of Mrs. Elmer Syn- fo 5 P.M. BUY SHOES— at regular price— and take on> A PLACE EVERYONE der, Mrs. Roy Olsen, Mrs. Arne Oberg, MrTt. Patrick Clancy, Mrs. AFRICAN V W in S WILL SOON BE other poir for just $1.00. E. B. Scott. Mrs. Norman Bart­ TALKING ABOUT! “TWODOR” .-.-r lett, Mrs. Victor Uhrich, Mra. Clif­ ton Coffin and Mrs. Janice Bridg­ a Blue Moon I Pink Spica man. BULBS a Royal Bouquet « Pink Pattiooat really NEW combination a Red Bi-Color • Ruffled Innocence Sariei 100 londem-powirad for big loodi and deep grod.d Don't Miss These TO a Ann Rutledge t Sweet Adeline door design in years. BE PLANTED a Tatonkn ► Velvet Girl a Rainbow King I Purple Knight INSIDE No job’s too toiigb for ^ yf^edical Mirror a Lilac Dale > Camelia IT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DOOR MADE Outstanding Buys! NOW a Drops O’ Wine • Sea Girl Charmingly almple, handsomely rugged, "TWODOR” gives a Dark Beauty • Ebb Tide any doorway: . . beautiful, commonplace, or downright drab 8L Chevrolet tru-ch I a Happiness » Ember Pink . . . sparkling new beauty. Q- has* had an brltalad menu the condition often causes a Modemaira • Red Lady each USE PURNELL PARKING ootetl for S yasrs, U tki$ tha much worry among ptiMts. Some GLOXINIA a Waverly • Bernice sama as colifUf 1$ thara a physicians recommend taping 8 Colors a Pink Ideal » Sweet Sixteen IT IS THE STRONGEST DOOR MADE PARK IN REAR OF OUR STORE euref’‘—AH (ihio, roadar. while others believe itich tresi- a Princeton • Double Garnet "TWObOR’a” unique cioM-brsced construction creates amsz- A. The term "bowel” applies to ment is not only useless, buirtlso ing strength and durability. It itdll hot sag or come apart. the entire intestinal tract whereas a Red Cap ■ Double Pink Cheer seamless stockings N O TICKETS |«!jX delays natural cure. A ■ Biitish . a Star White • Pliik" Miracle 1.78 Actual testa prove it vHll outlast any other wood combi­ FREE "colon” Kfers to only the large doctor studied 100 babies with 3 *1 29 for intestine. Colitis is all too common a Radiant Surprise a Blue Warrior nation door. - X P U P N E L L Just Pork— and Shop FREE umbilical hernia. ’ Almost . ail P A I) K I N fa •nd severe cases are none tod small, untreated hfHniis db'ap- IJMITED AMOUNT ON SOME VABIETIES. easy to deal Fith. It .varies from Mared during the flnt year of AMARYLLIS IT IS THE M O ST P R A C T IC A L EVER OFFERED - a mild apistic condition to severe life. Taping helped PliM the "TWODOR" preve,jit8 children and pels from snagging, break­ inflamrettion Of the lining tissues. hernias were large. annual sale Cures are often possible in mild HYBRIbS ing, or kicking through screen as on ordinary doors. It la Q. What deat tha ward "par- ideal for nomas, and stores, where traffic is heavy. It Is a cases of colitis — less likely in ehoaomatle” maanf Blooming Rhea. Kit advanced cases. Surgery is always A. Psychosomatic refen to a beautiful, economical way to enclose porches. OPEN UNTIL 5-.30 .considered when me condition physical disorder of the body Saturday, January 17, Last Day! ,has advanced to a point' where 3'For ^ 2 .5 0 which is caused by or agfrsvated IT IS "RIGHT" FOR ALL STYLES OF HOMES I ' Series 31 Flaettid.-round lha-clock deHytry speci dl'sll Serr’es 60 ilake (hows Its stuff on off lh. road /obsf life is threatened. The embtiotu by emotional pmeeasca. However, HOUSE PLANTS aaam to play a Itffe part in when a doctor anya that a certain "TWODOR's” graceful! functional design is appropriate fo.- REINFORCED SHEER IS DENIER About ei-aryurhera you look you’ll You don’t have to haul 30-ton loads tipie. And now, with big tandems TODAY and TOMORROW cauaing colon flare-ups- -Let a colonisJ, traditional, or modern homes. Home owners buy It disorder is psyehosomitic or has a Prayer Plant $1.25 O $0.60 find Chavtet like that big tandem out of a stone quarry before your in the line along with every kind wiitia patient get all worked up psychottnic causes, be does not PAPER WHITE for Its good looks and practicality , . . builders buy it be­ job’s considered tough. The rough of model you can name . . . with ever aeme personal problem and mean that it is "all in your head" a Green Gold . cause it helps self houses. I (Regularly 51.50) <9 Prs. <9 dump, or that stoke and pickup, be it likely to backslide far Or that something is wrong men­ a Wandering Jew ones come in .every ■weight cla.ss. the late.st '59 ideas built into more . enough to erase months of suc­ NARCISSUS knuckling down an^ knocking all tally or that you are a neurotic. a Peperonia And right there is where a whole might and muscle than ever before cessful treatment. Doctors, do He is simply taking into consider-, IT COSTS NO MORE THAN ORDINARY DOORS M IC R O H L M M 5SH 15 DENIER tha meanness out of rough jobs. fleet of Task-Force Chevies comes . . . you can bet a Chevy truck will twerything they can to prevent a Arrowhead Plant - ation that no one is always in 3 F o r 40c "TWODOR's” moderate price puta It within ■ the reach ®f No matter how tough the job, there’s rolling in. As far back a.s they go, whistle through any size job you’ve these ttresaHnr.'itUhaliaKfpma^dlH.lhtiHitilmv» Shaat __ ___ • VBIMICULITE ^ 'ir " ' - - ■ '■ ■ ■ - . ■ ■ ' ■ 4- ■■ • PLASnCPOTS : y^WWWiiall;flgllWg>i)l Maa ISFubUogarrlceilym FnbBc garrlce.By ' '.h--.. • LABELS • SPAGNUM MOSS r- FOR • FERTILIZER FOR HOUSE • SEED STARTING KITS ■■ ' -rttr" f iit U r0x Phannaey PLANTS Mid AFRICAN VIOLETS • W IL D BIRD F O O P and SU PPU ES CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY; IHC. a m o m b | mM1« .«m ' E. ceoter 8 t- M I t-OflN ^ 122f MAIN ST. ■ , ' . ■■ V . . y -Y ^ y. I ' v ; -h .

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' J l M ' S f l : ' deal to do with streamlining our manner no ona can mlsunderstanfl In tha air. wa ara mot going to governments" IbttulieBtpr or mistake. write mudi 'more, merely on'e last Perhaps Mayor Oleon la waiting to tee how the tides go. He la not Providence, R. I., Jan, 16 PreeidHit de Gaulle has pro­ word or two' In which wa ionfeaa •:—Cmdr. James F. Calvert had that wa think atupid la perhaps the H ere Vi T here one to simply identify hlmaelf The following program sched^7:i>77 fen d tts ^ t r M claimed a sweeping amnesty for with anything. Rather, he U, and more trouble navigating In Algerian rebels. It aparea the Uvea ngUeat of all words, either to ap­ who la to blame him, a man who ttlM u o supplied oy the radio Providence last night than he WDRO-Amo* n Andy did under the North Pole last of 200 Algerians who were under ply to others or to have applied to leads, not follows. He has tasted- managements end' kre subject to WPOP—Modem Sounda one, a word wa would apply. In the fruiU of political success, change without notice. summer. death sentences. It frees, from ^ALTER E. TEDFORD WHAIf—Fred Swanson Cmdr. Calvert, who gained fact, only to those who uae It. made even tastier by having a 8 : t t - . WTlC—News u« Wurio clas* row shaping up between Con­ propoaed more ambitious and mpre criminal priflort and from charges City Council to . do his bidding as COURSE WINF—Uanetiaster Herald Nawa WDDC—Answer Pleaat fame navigating the ntomlc- costly programs than Elsenhower rMMiiTun COCNTif EDITOR FREE DEMONgTRATIOK LECTURE JANUARY 8:«e- WPOP—Modem Sounds powered submarine Skate un­ gress and the administration. He tb i u t f M o S ^ I . IHtl of treason, flve^AIgerlan leaders he haa thia term. WINF—Mutle tor th- Uhllt says he doesn't mind at all. plana. ' Whatever hla motives, we can r«f MEIf WOMENw r«nraivN •! •«’.•• • •*H” *J?**s*. *• der the North Pole ice, got lost Proper Role Except who were captured In 1958. during avrali teAcliM “ f..* WHAV—Pr^d Swanson \ while en route to t'he Provi­ Mason told a reporter yesterday Entarad at the One of the staunchest opponents of a unified government be aure that Mayor Olaon will not FBEFABKa ¥0.. • w- vii.*, WHAY—Hound Dof VirT10«~Llf« m Lbe World Mason said he la satisfied with a plane flight, by strategy which yasr ham*. FMEE DEMONBTBATIpW EBtTt WCCC—Record Revi WDRC—E R Murrow dence club of Printing House that “Anyone with a little fight­ Oann . A Thought for Today for the town of Vernon which presently has a complicated tri* be found outside looking in when A.'FAVVW ST". • WKNB-Chuck Caron WPOP—Modem Scuodf ing spirit and red blood In his the administration's blueprint be- I CUU« MWi Matter. the outside ^ rld rated as French and If conaolldatidn cornea to the p»m. Write #r pSeae for meet tickcti. • WTIC—Ross Miller Craftsmen. eauae, he said. It fils his Idea of Sponsored by the Manchester eovemmental system (Rockville, Vernon and the Vernon Fire MORSE COLLEGE 188 ANN 8T., HARTFORD IA S 'tM l veins" should welcome the give treachery. Town of 'Vemon. ; WDRC—Record Shop WHAY—MubIo Alley "I found It more difficult the proper I'ole of the federal gov­ LIFE sm B C R im on rates OouncU of Churches WPOP-Tou 40 Shokr , WTIC-Monitor navigating in Providence than and take that goes with present­ Paymble in Advance The amnesty also releases one District) has made subtle indications in recent weeks that ing H controversial program 16 a ernment In the houaing field. Ona Year .tl»6U he sees the handwriting on- the wall, News WDRO—World Tonight at the Pole," he told the mem­ His Idea: "To mske li possible itx Mentha ... . 77i Messaii Hadj. a moderate Algerian The Bible la like a great cable 4 iia - WPOP—Modem Sounda bers on his srrjval. crUlcal Congreaa. That'a the way Three Month! . S9U RockviUa’a Mayor Herman G.^ February Hath 31 WINF—Music with Jea Qlrand democracy works, he said. for people to do things for them­ ^ a Month ... . 1.3U Nationalist and leader of some Im­ let dowm from God to man, one end Olson, long a champion of reten­ W'HAY—Music Alley selves. " 40 of which la welded to heaven's his stand on these two mattera tha *'>»- WTIC-Monitor Ttie controversy In this case: Weekly ...... 06 portance. tion of the body politic In Rock­ In Yale Calendar WHAY—Hound Dof WDRC—MurIc Through the Night The extent of government houaing Small, stout and now gray, Ms- |tu«1a Copy •■ The strategy reading la that, by throne. If by faith you lay hold ville. has made no headlines in hla consolidation movement now gain- WCCC—Record Review WPOP—Modem Sounaa Graham to Spend I son was bom In Willsborn. N.Y., IMRLE SMHkHUBeiir and keep hold of the cable, one of impetua In Vernon and Rock­ WKNB—Chuck Caron • ;SG- ^ programs under Eisenhower's ef- MEMBER o r _ ^ getting these Algerian leaders out apparent change of heart. He has ing Ir New Haven, Jan. 18 (/f)—Thirty WT'i —^si- Mlin*» j Dec 24. 1SH6. The family moved to AS80CUTED PREf« three things,, must be done—God's vlUe. WDRC-Record Shop WHAV—MualC Alley forts to hold down spending. Platlshurgh, N. Y . 11 years later. » MUTFOKO m ff-tu n m n tK TiM Aaaodated Preea la excloalTaly of French prisons, de Gaulle gets done nothing so obvious as to aay, days hath September. April, June | WTIC—Weatherwatch Month Secluded Mason, now head of the an^ed Id the uae of remWlcallon ^ throne must be moved, the cable of "I support the opinion of thoae who What then are the reasons ',*ehlnd WPOP—Top 40 Show WDRC-Mueir Through the Night all neva dtapatehea credited to It or them In position to renew their ex­ Hla word must break, or your aoiil and November, but all the rest > 4:Se- . WPOP—Modem Sounde The engagement of Miss Marian Hmislng Admin.slmtlom was nom-,^^^^ kardware business there see three governments In one town the .mayor'a apparent change of hath 81 with the exception of Feb-1 WHAY-Jlound Dog Rochester, Minn., Jan. 18 i/P) — Frances Joy to A.2.C. Francis M. aot otharwlae credited ercise of leadership in the Algerian must receive the good that It as antiquated." He has not said, heart at this time? WCCC-Record Review Inated Wednesdny by K.senho«et worked in the hardware, and alao the loea>.neira pubLlahed here seeks. If you have not yet learned ruary, which hath 28, goes an old I WKNB-Headllnes WHAY—Music Aliev Evangelist Billy Graham, ordinari­ Murphy■ is announced , 1 by Iher r> par- t . ' head the patent Hnuamg am ntpnnt on with the Navv in *AU richta of peptiNIcatlon of apeclal movement and to negotiate with "Let us now forge ahead and end Perhaps Mayor Olson, through W IK,—Rose Miller WTIC—Monitor ly surrounded, by thousands of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael r. Joy, Home !• Inance Agency^ The 62- j ,„„rried llrlen Blepatchea herein are alao reserved how to anchor your soul to the the three governments In Vernon aaylng.- WDRC—Mu.«6ir Through the Night 'him at the same time. Word of God, you should at once hla keen political eenae, knows that But the examination of a Yale WDRC—Record Shop WPOP—Modern Sounds people, will spend the next month 2 Hackmatack St. i year-old Massachusetts Republican ,inu'ghter of a North and with them the Inequities it is much too early In this com- WPOP—Tod 40 Show ■. ^11 aareica clienl of N. E. A. Serv- Other provision of the amnesty tie your apiritusl bark to the Im University calendar published by: 4:4fi— »:0D— In seclusion. Her fiance is the .son of Timothy ; win otuinge offices as soon ss 'be , lumber denier FOR perishable rock of truth by the which have plagued ua for So many peUing dram a to giVe his aupMrt a student agency, shows that Feb­ WHAY-r-Hound Dog WHAY-tMuMc Alley Mayo Clinic specialists have or­ Murphy, Hnrtford. flrul tnr mte sonntA ennfirms hr* nnnilnntlnn, .'^*^MMben RepreaeBUllvei; The reduces, by some degree, the sen­ year*." He haa not said the words to the forces of consolidation. TOe WTIC—RosK Mlliei WnC—Monitor When his father died In 192.'!, - JUliua Mathews Special Awtc}' — New eternal cable of faith. Then, like that would place him Irrevocably ruary 1959 hath 31 days. This la WDRC—Record Shop WD1&—Music Through the Night dered a month of rest,and medi­ Mrs. Nlurphy. i PleasmI to lanive Mason ll,iuldHted the Plallsbiugh SAFETTS SAKE - Vork Chlcako Detroit ana Boat^ tences of all Algerian rebels al­ ship tied to an Immovable rock, movement may he gaining ground, contrary to moat other calendars WPOP—Top 40 Show WPOP—Modern Sounde cation to treat his ailing left eye. Miss .loy is a graduate of Ml. ' llHKA post is being MEMBER AUDIT vjttwwartbureau or in the ranks of those favoring but there la no guarantee at the 9:05— business stul imned the Wllliaiii P ! cntcDiJt'noN’S ready convicted of "terroriam."' your soul may rise on the wave- consolidation. which give the month the correct ] • :«»- WINE—sNewe Associates said the 40-year-old St. .loaeph Academy and St, I'>;«''■ I ^n.-ated hy Albert M. Cole, who Prn<-lor T.iuiiber Co. in North And Longtr lira Wear * And the final big provision of the crests of emotions, high in the al- present time that it will succeed. 28 daye this year. WHAY—Fred Swanson 9:1D— Graham probably will rest .some­ els Hospital School of Nursing. Her made it plain to newsmen he won't The Herald Printing But he haa made known that he No man with Olson's knowledge of WTIC—News WINF—Bandstand fiance is serving with the II.S Air t Chelmsford He was executive of- ■ Driv* In For Oiir . aiautnea no financial reaponstbUlty for amne-vly gives full relea.se to 7,0fH) moaphere of ecstatic joy. or sink to The calendar giving 31 days to WDRC—News Reporter 9:15— where en route to Australia, where he at all sad to miss thi.'i year's fleer and treasurer of the Proctor the deepest depth of human de­ favors two moves that very defi­ the political arena in Rockville EXLITE WPOP—Top 40 Show Force at Keflavik International typographical errors appearing In ad- would back a potenUal loser. No, February was distributed recently AQUASHADE WHAY—Mueic Alley he Is scheduled to begin a revival give and take on Capitol Hill. firm for many years, was twice wtisemenU and other ’’"adlng matter ■o-called "detainees." who were spair, where angry billows threat­ nitely would become the functions gaiw ■aibiaMj 8:05— WTIC—Monitor lour Feb. 15. Airport, Iceland. i Cole will become an aluminum In The Manchester Evening Herald of a conaolidated government In the Mayor Olaon la too subtle s man to students and friends of the uni­ Fleatli Caefd WINF—News WDRC- Music Through the Ntght- A fall wedding is planned. elected Jiiesifierit of the Nallonal Algerians the French police had en sudden destruction or lingering versity. I OeibWMM WMe WPOP—Modern Sounde His personal physician, Dr. Ken ______^ ______company exemitivo...... Retail...... Lumber Dealers Assn was' Diaplav advertising closing hours: woe; yet through all your anchor town. Olson haa said he favors lor such move. WHAY—Fred Swanson Gieser, said “It is hoped he will ciapped Into prison on one pretext elimination of tax collections by A Yala official said last night I non tioMT eoMnimYi 9:50— ^ , ,. .Stepping Into a hot spot 1.S a rep -! a director of the P S. Chamber of FREE Perhapa, then Mayor Olson la i n t BAYUOMT TMtOUOMI ^ W nc—Rose Mlllel .For «onda>--l pin. IJ-lday _ or another without making any la sure, bound by the cable of faith that the printers made an error. WHAY—Muelc Alley be able to resume his activities on ; vision In the left eye Doctor.* said ^ history In Mnsnn's case. ! Commerce and an advise, to a long! For Tuesday—1 P ih Monday to the solid rock of truth. each of the three governmental walUng for the right time to back WDRC—Record Shop WTIC—Monitor I the condition, a swelling of blood i business In ! Ha| of government agencies. I Front End, Brake and ' , For Wednesday—! P charges against them. This was a ayatems and the setting up of one "March starts right, though," 111 iiiatt-T •aiAoW# eW*i wledew * * * ^ ® ''* * * * “ j ^ r ^ WPOP—Too 40 Show WDRC—Muaic Through the Night a somewhat reduced schedule" . Fbr Thursday—1 p.nv Wednesday. —Selected by the conaolidatlon, and in the meanUme the official said. "At least Febru­ Mean, DtllTf tor 4orlia«l«9 »l«kree»< sw»»ry WPOP—Modern Sounde Behind Curtain after the month's rest. I vessels in the Inner eye. ^•orth Chelmsfonl. Mass., in 19.54 Tile Masons have a son and aj Shock Absorber Tot Friday—1 r.m Thur^ay cute system for keeping them in Rev. C. E. Winslow tax collecting office. He has also suggest other areas where one of­ WHAY—Fred Swanson ary didn't mess up the rest of the Cmm w>4 IM *o4«nfl a 1, 9:45— Graham plans to go hy ear to caused by excessive stress and ovei- at 'KHA after his daughter, both mairied. and four! For Saturday—! P m Friday m #«cb ! prison Indefinitely, for If there said he favors a single rarbage fice could handle the duties of three »M« «a la 34 hk X 4 A WTIC—Ross Uillei WHAY—Music Alley Photos show Vera Heller at Inspection. ‘ CTasslfled deadline 10^ collection for the entire town and year." WDRC—Record Shop WTIC—Monitor ages of three anrt 14. She is Minneapolis today after final eon- strain. piedeiessor was hnunced. grand.sbns The son, Dsvid, now ■day of publication except Saturdav- were no charges against them, how as at present. WPOP—Eve Opener WDRC—MuMc ThrfiucK the Night .sultatlons with Mayo doctors. Ex­ ' “If tills condition responds to Mason's a.s.signiiient was to pick ' owns the Proctor firm, Work doMp by pxp^rtff on nil t a m. city. In the not too distant past, Should consolidation come to 8:46- \VPOP — M<*dorn Sounde the daughter of Philipp Hel­ treatment, some of the lost vision ,jp (|,o pieces after Congress turn- ( When Mason came to Washington i could the charges be dismissed, or O pen F orum these statements would be consid­ WHAY—Fred Swanson ler, Sacramento salesman who act plans for the next month ronvpiiHonnl makoff of cam ." pass, then Mayor Olson could point WTU;—Ross -itliei likely will not be snnouneed, one will he restored, " Dr. Gieser said. ' p,| ,|p pyidence that KHA did httle, nearly five years ago, he said; Friday, January 18 how could they be brought to trial 7 ered heresy had he made them to to such achievements aa unifying E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. WDRC—Record Shop WHAY—Miiftlc Alley Is pinning his hopes for a re­ his political compatriots In Rock­ WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports of his associates said. In order to Graham came here on Tuesday ' „tnp < hisellng hy some hornet "T don't mind risking my repiila- So It stands as a major and 'Completely Overwhelmed' the tax and garbage collections MEET WPOP—Eve Opener WDRC—Mueir Through the Night union with his daughter—now I after cutting short a speaking j ii„provemenl firms or to recover Hon In Washington heraiise ' don't MORI ARTY ville. 8 :68- . living behind the Iron Curtain insure a complete rest. Milk In The Cold War swreeptng gesture President de To the Editor, and say: "You see? I had a great 723 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ■ WHAY—Fred Swanson WPOP—Modern Sounda Dr. Gieser indicated there will ' tour in Dallas. | pycess profits from builders of wsiil anything for myself. They I would like to thank all my Mayor Olson has not Identified 10:15- in Czechoslovakia —upon So­ Gaulle has made, deplored, no WTIC—News WHAY MukIc Allpy be some permanent damage to apartmeni pifijecls who obtained won't ever have to chop my head BROTHERS "Ruasians Elxceed U.S. Milk Out­ friends who attended the testi­ WDRC—News: Weather WTU'—i'nvHload#' of Sporte viet .Deputy Premier A. I. VOl'Nd O n '’ENnKItS I loiins for iiioie than the projciTs off. I'll go home when they tell doubt, by French extremists and WPOP—Newe WDRCv-Muslc Through the Night Mikoyan. Heller made his Grahaiii's vision, hut said it was 891-315 CENTER STREET* put" aaya a moming: headline, and monial in my honor on Wednes­ 8:65- impossible to estimate how much. ,St. Albans, England oP, Of the cost. me." Army circles still Intent on nothing day. as well as all those who could WPOP—Modern Snundji plea to the No. 2 Russian dur­ Mason plainly now likes It here, Telephone MI 3-5185 that headline. In the context of WINF—Newe 10:30— The condition, described ss an- 6,219 recordefi offenses In Hert- The pieces were picked up. less than cnishlng the Algerian not attend but took part neverthe­ 8:16— ing the latter's visit to San For many men. -Mason's uew snvosl Dies Frank C. Robinson, WPOP—Modern Sounds WTIC—New* beginning to take will probably he will find doors opening to him, 77 Garden St. 8:45— SATURDAY. JAN. 3 I— STATE ARMORY WHAY—Fred Swanson WDRC—New* show that they have some 30 or and no repulse. WTIC—Three aia tstre WPOP—News Medford. Mass., .Tan. 16 id’i Dr. No wonder the swing 11:15— 40 millions more people than we P'lasli Baltrry Im proved SURGICAL SUPPLIES WDRC—I.ow'.ll Th' mas WHAY Night Owl .lohn P. Tilton, .58, senior vic-e- GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS WPOP—Modern Stpunds WTIC—Sports- Elnal pre.sident and provost of Tufts have, so that they ought to have Worth Di.vcussing . pa ym en t s to FOR ALL PURPOSES 7;SI>- WDRC- Music Through the Night a larger capacity for consumption Freeport, 111. A Freeport bat­ ONE CkEDITORI WHAY Fred Swanson W PO p —Modern Sound* ttniversily, jlied yesterday after a ; tery manufacturer says It has ! AVAILABLE—STARTING MONDAY, JAN. 19 WTIC—N. E. Ski Report 11 :S0- of milk than we have. And the rea­ The proposal now up for dis- Was the solution to hh seot- WDRC—Amos n Andy WMAY—Night Owl • brief illness. I riission by both the town directors developed a new longer-lasting i • WHEEL CHAIRS WPOP—Fulton Cewls Jr. WTIC—UN Radio Revl'^w A native of Dedham, he had son milk makes the headlines la flashlight cell, which It claims Is At: The Town Clerk's Office and at First National (•red debts pfoblew. After WDRC—Miisir Through the Night is to FORD for ’59! been a member of the Tufts that It la apparently the very Brat and the membership of the Man- the first to be produced with the j much agony ond misery with • ELASTIC STOCKINGS Television Programs WPOP—Bob Kay che.ster Country Club contains Bank of Manchester 11:45— faculty since 1927. He was edu­ category of production, of any double protection of a leakproof to many monthly bills, our • CRUTCHES WHAY—Night Owl cated at Colby College, and re­ strong poaaihllities of a positive steel outer jacket and an Internal | happy friend knew there On Page Two W'"Tr—Starlight Serenade kind, In which Russia has been able chemical chrome coating. The In­ WDRC—Mu.elr Through the Night ceived advanced degrees at Har­ to cite a atatlstlc ahead of ours. solution, rather than a merely de­ DONATION $7.50 PER COUPLE was 0 solution. • BED PANS WPOP—Bob Kay vard University. ternal chrome film reduces chemi- | t2:S0— He was for many years active Nonetheless, our cold war atmos­ structive solution, of the long­ cal action when the cell is idle, the • CAN ES WINF—Sign Off standing negotiations between irrs TALK IT OVfch . . . j in the New England A.ssociation phere doea give this headline Its company says, thu.s extending the j • BACK REST GENERAL of School Superintendents snd the town and club. battery's useful life, I Write - phone - or come in. | OLD MUSIC MAKER atmosphere of vague competitive You'll like our prompt, A cele.*ta Is a keyboard musical New England A.ssociation of Col­ Rather than destroy the club as • FOAM RUBBER INVALID TV SERVICE leges and Secondary Schools. alarm. We resent, perhaps, any friendly service. instrument consisting of a series of an Institution, the new proposal RINGS A Call steel plates struck by small ham­ He leaves hi.s \yidow the former success, of any kind, on the part of I Days g g AC Ruth Dinsmore of Belfast. Maine, could give It a long and healthy Nights PluH Part* mers and producing .soft bell-like a Communist regime. We forget Prcfcrrtd Finance Co., Inc. PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME tones. It was Invented by Mustel and a ilaughter Kay Grace Tilton that our problem. In the field of life. Rather than down-grade the Ml 3-5482 1 of Paris. of Washington, D. C. milk, la actually one of over­ naDire of the course and the In­ ! 983 Main Street Complete and Prompt Prefcriptlon Service Manchester production, and we have some stitution in the pursuit of some in­ tangible democracy, the new pro­ fleeting Instinct to go out and put Phone: Mitchell 3-4168 % ^ the sUck, or the grain, to American posal would preserve the quality of the course and the Institution A loan of JIOO.OO costs ’ WBSTO'WM cows, so we can regain the lead. Or 120.60 when promptly re we project this milk production and serve democracy more sound-' paid In 12 consecutive W y h ARMACY Btatlatic Into Russian atomachs. ly by opening up Ita membership. montnly Inatallmenls of Rather than a public 'bourse on j $10.05 each. and calculate that a better supply 459 Hartford Road— (Comer of McKee)—MJ 9-9946 Art Benson Says: of milk will make Russian babies which all could play, and few might healthier, and make stronger chil­ care to play, we would have a pri­ LOANS FROM 525 to $600 dren, and then more formidable aol- vate course open to all who wished It will pay you well in DOLLAR SAYINGS to 60 Ford Galazia Club Victoria . . . ona of tfaa SS dlera, until we find ourselves think­ to enjoy its privileges.. Rather than naw Ford* that ride on TYREX cord tires. ing that health, for Communista, is chase the Country Club out of MAIN STREET SHOP MARLOW’S FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Manchester, this proposal would in- bad news—a thought which would .Mitchell 3-5171 The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY make good news, from Russia, one i '"ite it to remain, and grow of some Incurable epidemic of phy­ stronger In membership and better before buying anywhere. sical weakness. In quality. All this. It seems to ua. Is a very 1 At euch a point. If any of us; , , , , ,,, t Furniture Check these one or two-of-a-kind specials. All subject Only FORD* gives you all haa carried hi. morbid thinking I Manager and that far. we come smack against I‘"P is best for Manchester Buyer to prior sole. Many, many more too numerous to list. the realization that aomethlng has j Manchester golfers Instead ; Banking Offices of looking for a, chance to deal a tricked ua Into being something malicious blow, a m atter of huilcl- 8-Pc. MAPLE leas than human beings, that aome­ MAPLE DESK COLONIAL Ing in the name of democracy In- -- these "common sense” features! thlng haa reversed the values stead of destroying In the name of . and VANITY WING SOFA DEN SET which ought to be normal to rhill- Convenience For Your 2 cushion style with foam Includes: Sofa-be reached himself in an open bid for end. We have -a fear we may wind unload with far leaa ‘'lift” than competition. solid get Regular Savings Savings Bank Life Special Purpose M A H R C SS or top competitor •. . . and they have 2-atage door protection in any other low-priced car. cease-fire,negoUattoni with the Al­ up writing and printing something ELECTRIC RANGE And Ford’* trunk haa greater capacity, too! . Insurance-B Savings INNERSPRING BOX SPRIN G check! to hold door* open for your convenience. gerian rebels. Either the manner In stupid. The best way to Include music in your Equipped-with Everything. • In its price field which he made his offer had aome That ,it would appear, is the i, home life is to own'a piano. When you STUDtO COUGH 1 Only. subtTe touch In it which made it un­ word of the week, and the weak­ Budget Terms ^33.00 Each Or acceptable. or the ret«l8 ran out on ness of the week, and the pitfall of select a Dyna-Tension Everett with the Monehtitar's only mutual savings previous assurances they had given the week for even the best of us. Forward Sound, or a low-priced Cable- *49.50 *169.50 2 p., »59.00 Oa/L Secretary of State Dulles began * as little as bank and largest Jocol banking Insti­ privately. But the result was a. flat Nelson, you bring Fashion to 'your turn-down for de Gaulle, and a It by calling Uie Russians "stupid" Regular $64.50 Regular $249.50 Regular $49.50 each momentary dead end in his effort for their latest proposal about a home as well as good music! Both have tution Is akrt to sarve you In ail 3 German peace treaty. | F.D.A.F. to end the Algerian war. And since standard 88-note keyboards and full- offices, with a friendly^ persend, almost everything- about France ■ The next day, President Eisen- j EASY TERMS • FREE PURNELL PARKING size action. Satisfying to play . . sat­ and its troubles comes down, in the hower found the word floating Current Annual Dividend w*H-trdined organiiation. end, to the expensive amd tragic around In apkee, and borrowed R, C isfying to own. Period and contem­ involvement In the Algerian war,- a and appllM it, more tentatively porary designs in dark and light ftn- 4le Gaulle failure on that front and gently, to ua Americana. could mean an,eventual de.Gaulle would be "a little atupid." he aaid. g ishes. DILLON SALES and SERVICE failure evarywhare. If we didn't concede tjiat the Rua- f iwme weeks, and as slant were ahead, of us in some I n e . w e AM major acts after his phases of missile development. i 319 MAIN STREET HANCHESTEI^COMHe 1 4 . ^ ' ■ pf the presidency, Bo ^ Rwlans are stupid^ and ! Open Thursday and Friday Evenings to d 'miRIHTURI DRr/LRtMiHT -- L o W w ^ t o r * 9.5221 ai|i|iihotd)y returned to his mayb» we Americans are too, and tM; Al^erisn problem, when aometl ing -like that ti In Ihe . ■R*I!W^ )F^ Ov*r 47 Y o ^ taf not. mtraiy given air we begin woriylng over who's ^Closed Mondays v 'l ' I of ^ g<^ fslth going to be labeled next, and over ■Hs mis aotffl bow empld we can get. on occasion, #- in a luch a'week, with.such' risks lALWAYi or nw nuiKMO: I ■ .. ;• . .

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-,*>'H?' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1«, 1969 PA G 9 K G H T the State flra bode to the attention haa workad with mora than 1,000 O O M M E B dA L Bolton qlMi^ebba oT ill major denomina- BEOTPigynAL Bolton of the Selectmen. Uoaa in the Vnited 'SUtea in They Involve enckning the two church planning. St. John’a Epis­ FUIJJY m SPBEP ktlas Missile Fizzles furnaeea In the baeement, provid­ copal Church in RockvUifc Church Town Agrees ing an additional exit frdm the Church Study of the Pilgrimage In Plymouth. fireplace room and provltllnf a Mp- las.. and 1ib(ln S t Methodist arata room in tha basement for Church in Nashua, N. R., are Wm» Dickson and ;Son bver Atlantic Range With Swanson atoragb of the power mower with E xpert D ue among them. Scotford receivod the acceM from outside only. 1058 Elbert M. Conover award The Belectihen will get |Mtlmates John R. Scotford, church build­ from the Church Architectural on the cost of the work before pro­ Painting and Decorating 1 (OMManad tram fBC* One) On Occupancy Guild for .hia acrvlced to church ceeding further with plana to cor­ ing consultant Of Mt. Vernon, N. architocture. SFECIAUZiNG IN CHURCH WOR* rect the conditions. Funds for the y „ will arrive In-Bolton tomorrow • ESTABLISHED 1S15 • foeketa on the aide of the An agreement for occupancy of projeiit. were not provided In the m clnt were used to make fine ad- to study the building needs of Rol­ Brandy St. property ’jy the John current budget. Mlt-OMO MANCHE8TBB ibatmenta in apeed. lon Congregational Church. Knowles; Awarded Swan.son Jr. family was signed B&letta Board • Besides lU cepeblUty ea a d«vM- Mrs. John D. Avery, Mrs. Wil­ After Inspecting the present t l tiar war weapon, Atlaa alao will by the Board of Selectmen last facilities, Scotford will meet with A.F.S.C. Diploma liam Clifford and Mrs. Edward Du- the Educational Building Commit­ be uaed to push heavy satellite night. The town recently bought fresne will be hostesses at the reg­ miyIoadB far out In Space. The Skating Advisory tee tomorrow night. Sunday morn­ I-t. CoL Harold F. Knowle*. U.8; the 5«racre farm for future achool ular meeting of the Women’! Au*- ing he Is scheduled to observe the nlaaile will be equipped with a sec­ lllary to the Fire Department Mon­ Air Force, (ft' Mancheatar, waa ond state rOcket plater that could No akaUng will be permitted un building purpoaes. graduated today from the Armed “Space tviihout ButU” til further notice at either Center In. making the agreement, the day at 8 p.m, at the firehouse. B|n- d trry probes to Venus and Mara. go will be played following the Forcea Staff OUUege at Norfolk. T t lie AUas will also provide the Springs Pond or Charter O a k Selectmen honored a stipulation Va„ and haa beeft assigned to duty Me push for project sentry, a so- Park. Center Springs Annex will made by Swanson in the option meeting and members will provide with the 6$th Air Divieion, Pepper- small wrapned items for prizes. oalled "spy in the sky” camera also be closed for ice hockey. given tlie School Sites Committee r'ell Air Force Base, Newfoundland. mtellite weighing several tons Water covers all ttiree areas. on Nov. 12, 1'58, that he (Swan­ The 4-H Club, Dough and Sew, No .Saturday morning skating will vl'lll meet tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Colonel Knowlea received hla MERCURY for'59 which will be launched later this son) be allowed free use and oc­ diploma from Vice Adm. Charles be allowed regardless of any the iwhool. The girls will work on Sear. cupancy until June 15, 1956. Wellborn Jr., commandant. Armed change In the weather. The agreement aigned last night hea(l scarves. I.eglslative Appuintinent Forces Staff College, as one of 400 Altcay* a * BOMARC h i t s MiONE provides that rental of I.'iO Mrs, Dorothy R. Miller, local SUff College graduates. Guest ■ Kglin Air Force Base; Fla.. , J O 1 month will be paid after June 16 State Representative, has been ape^er at the graduation cere­ Better Buy et t6 (gV-Eglin'a first venUire Into j |^|f|napeC l B a n V and llntil Aug. 31. If the family named to the Insurance Committee monies was Lt. Gen. Thomas L. Moriarty Brothert the Bomarc guided miasile field ■ _ t contlhuea to occupy the property of the Legislature. Harrold, Commandant, National diM pronoun c^ a success. Returns to Home after Aug. 31, the charge will be Mrs. Miller has announced that War College. Only outstanding of­ • In the first launching from the 310 per day. I she will be at home Saturday ficers front the Army, Navy, Air dew multimillion dollar test cen­ Land Value Unit Named I morning to talk to any resident on Force,' and Marine Corps are se­ ter, a Bomarc scored a direct hit New York, Jan. 18 (."Pi..U*a lected to attend the college. Rose Chlonchio, kidnaped from a A Land Value Commitlee was legislative business. Closing date •n a Jet drone flying 87 miles out named by the Selectmen to es­ for filing new legislation for action The A.F.S.C., a graduate level M O R I A R T Y b r o t h e r s ^ e r the Gulf of Mexico yester- Brooklyn hospital 2>i hours after tablish base figures for the re­ by this .session of the Legislature is service achool under the direct su­ «ay. she was bom on Jan, 2, is home valuation* of real property now Jan. 21. pervision of the Joint Chiefs of ■ Seconds after takeoff, the 4T-‘ with her happy parents. being done by Valuation Associ­ Staff, educates selected officers in 301 CENTER STREET—Ml 3-513i8 ioOt Interceptor missile settled Into the utilization and employment of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chionchlo ates of Wlllimantic. Named to the Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ John K. Scotford Ipvel flight at about 1,750 m p.h. group were George O, Rose, a ton correspondent, Doris M. joint ground, sea,, and'air forces in ca.Ued at at. Peter's Hospital yes­ unified actions. It aeroed In on the drone, a QF-80 terday and took Lisa Rose, noW farmer; Jack R. Hunter, member DTtalla, telephone Mltehell S-.534.'). church school in operation ai ionverted jet shooting star. anA. 14 days old, home for keeps. of the Town Planning Commission preach at worship services. He knocked it down. snd a contractor; Richard F. i will speak to a meeting of church : The launching from nearby San­ Said Mrs. Chionchlo: “The baby probablv will keep me up all night, Dimock, realtor; Donald F. Ted members on Sunday afternoon at ta Rosa Island was controlled by a ford, agerit of the Zoning Com- J 2:30 .and conclude his 2-day study RANGE fe c ia l weapons system at Eglln but if it cries it will be the sweet­ est music I ever heard" mission: and Norman Preuas. a Driver Warned by summarizing the conclusions Main base, about 10 miles from the reached in a written report. . Earlier in the day the Chlon- businessman and member of the launching ahellera. Board of ’“Inance Educated at Dartmouth College )UEl OIL • The Bomarc can carry an atomic chlos were among 10 witnesses ap­ In Minor Crash pearing before a Grand Jury hear­ Other Appointments and Union Theological Seminary, GASOLINE dr conventional warhead and is de- Paul Maneggla, Elsie Jones ami Scotford served as pastor of Con­ l^gned to Intercept and destroy ing testimony in the case of Mrs. Frank R. Boynton, 27, of RFD .lean lavarone. 43, charged with Gertrude Noren were named to the gregational churches for 15 years enemy bombers and missiles miles jury committee. Mrs. Noren is a 3, Coventry. wa.s warned by Stale and was national board secretarj- firom their targets. taking the baby from its hospital Police for speeding as the result crib. new member, named to replace and editor for 19 years. Everett T. McKinney who has mov­ of a 2-car accident on Rts -6 and BANTLY OIL Mrs. lavarone was arrested last 44A in Bolton at 5:30 p.m. yes­ He Is the author of two books. Sunday night in her Brooklyn ed from town, "When You Build Your Church" I ,IMI' \\t . INC. Charles Warren of South Rd. terday. and “The Church Beautiful.” He Pope Is Sergeant apart meht, where the baby was State Police said Boynton was : I M \!\ ^1 Rl l.l found in good health The child was named alternate trial jualloe by the Selectmen. Warren was traveling west on Rt 6 and 44A For Brief Time was then returned to the hospital when his car struck the rear of a TEL. MItclicll 9-4595 for observation. elected justice of the peace in No­ vember on the Republican ticket. car driven by George S. Lorg. 60. ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 ; Vatican City, Jan. 16 For Mrs. lavarone, twice married He is a member of the Republican of 247 Autumn St., Manchester. FOR RENT 8 and 18 mm. .Movie Projector! Each coupon represents on outstanding bor> d moment he was no longer Pope and with seven living children, has Town Commitlee and chairman Of Lung had ptilled out o* the drive­ consistently denied she took Lisa the Cub Scout Pack 157 commit­ way of the Wilco Tool Co. just —sound or sll'-nt, also 8.5 mm. John XXIIl. He was Sgt. Roncalli slide projectors. Rose. She claims the child found tee. before the accident. gain. Just clip these coupons and bring them ggain. in her apartment was bom to her Request Sliuly .Neither driver was injured but • A Vatican source today told Jan. 2 without medical a.s.slslance WELDON DRUG CO. At the requeal of Trial Justice Boynton’.s car had to be towed M()dernize with in. this story about the new Pontiff: However, aulhoritie.s say medical away, Slate Police .said. 9«l Main ,St. Tel. Ml S-58?.l • Several days ago he received examination of the woman has John Swanson, the Selectmen have asked the State TV^ffic Commis­ The accident was investigated Shop The Entire Parkade and Save! ttallau prelates attending a meet­ ruled this out. by State Policeman Thoma.s WATKINS- fixtures in 8 lovely colors ing of the Italian Episcopate. One sion to make a study of the new The baby'.s footprint.s match channelization project of the Stale Gauthier of Colcheater barracks. Now is the time to modernize your old bathroom or df those attending was Biahop Ar- with those of Lisa Rose. Highway Department at the cor­ WEST add that needed extra one. We specialize in installing rteo Pintonello, chief chaplain of Police have said Mra. Invaione ner of Bolton Center Rd. and Kls. 4151 v ’’ or SLACKS 8now Slide Hits Mrs. Dotchin hss in the past $265.35 represents half the cost of What set him off wa s a sign on nOFT Up Ta . . . . worked In the Secretary of State's 100 chairs and three chair caddies the Connecticut Turnpike saying: • $7.96 to $10.96 VALUES IN STOCK On Bedding — Dinettes — Unpointed Furniture r Town in Norway office as a secretary. She has also for the Civil Defense shelter. “Crossing median divider pro­ a MANY ONE OF A KIND • PARKADE STORE ONLY! served a number of Legislative Fire Marshal's Request hibited." • FABULOUS VALUES committees. Fire Marshal Peter Massolinl has As Shostak translates this. It ; Oslo, Norway, Jan. 16 — brought several situations at the I means “don't cross center strip." SEARS ROEBUCK and CO: Many of the 2,600 residents of the Uommunity Hall which he feels Why, he asks, not say so in the W. T. GRANT CO. tbwn of Honning:svag were moved Never Lost Voice mu.st be corrected to coiifonu with j first place? THE FAIR out of their homes today after an I avalanche wrecked three houses. Columbus, Ohio, Jan 16 t/Pi ' There was danger of further slides Russia's Sputnik HI never lost its un asHii^sTuin f^ m cliffs above the town. voice, says the Ohio State Univer­ SIGN CO. • The avalanche last night caused sity Resesreh Foundation, OF MANCHESTER no deaths, but rescue crews had Answering reports that the FLETCHER GLASS CO. Mitchell to dig three persons out of the satellite had suddenly regained its 9-7879 For Signs wrecked homes. A 4-year-old girl voice. Gordon Hanie, associate 188 WEST MIDDI.E TURNPIKE Was found trapped in a tub where supervisor of the foundation’s An­ \ idle was bathing when snow filled tenna Laboratory, said they have CORNER DURANT ST. the house. been getting signals ever since It The rescue work was hampered was launched. 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Ky., Jan. 16 (IP) (OOBtlmed from Pag* Ond) (Ceatlniied from Page One) Ugh Navy brass. a (OniUaoc., In %A 1 iL -l® support In the economy campaign which members of a party shape ihemtor whether It was a minute The other grabbed the box, and . .f/f A 1 ■ K* '■ I ■ proves the plan at a meeUng at 8 for It. The Glastonbury portion, Debre replied that too many per­ Other. market is scheduled to appettr in from the leadership of both parties Manchester. their etrategy ao that they ctonre- before 4:30 or a minute or two both men sped away in a car A PLACE EVERYONE S’clock tonight in the clubhouse. he sstd. Should be disposed of. sons were looking for Interpreta­ Mikoyan, No. 2 man in the So­ Hartford Superior Court Tuesday. In tSmgreas. The two Texas Dem' Besides her husband, she leave* eent a united frpnt when the ume after. But since she was there, she parked nearby. They were Mayor Eugene Kelly In regard to the clubhouse, tions of words to suit their own viet Union, arrived at the State William Tumiensky has been a ocrats, Senate Majority Leader a son, Patrick J.; and a daughter. comes to match votes with the op- said, she considered It proper to Police cruising the Henry Hud­ WILL SOON BE Bames added that If the and Directors Gilbert Bames, Ron­ meaning. He declared the govern­ Department In a Soviet embassy patient at the Norwich State Hos Lyndon Johnson and House Speak- Miss Juli May Dougan, both of poeition. answer the phone. son Parkway spotted a car slde- club were to move, the ment policy was based on three TALKING ABOUTl ald Jacobs, and Francis Mahoney. limousine with Ambassador Men­ pital aince.his arrest, with the ex­ ,er Sam Rayburn frequently have Manchester; her mother, Mrs. Mil­ Republicans, since they w e out­ Came the official reprimand awlping several cars. They gave Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Ted Cummings, the fifth and building would have to be taken points; shikov. ception of a 2-month period in IBSA, taken a Conservative line on fiscal dred Hughes of Manchester; .a "You are hereby officially warned chase and captured two brothers. off the Globe Hollow land If not 1. Algeria belongs In the domain numbered .< for the first time In oarrving vote, was at work out A mixture of snow and rain was when he escaped and fled as far a* issue* ^ e n some of their fellow brother, Daiwin Hughes of Gran­ eight decades, have the moat ambi­ for failure to carry out Instruc of-Slate and could not be contact­ bought and the town would have of French aoveretgnty; Missouri. party tnembera have been urging by; two staters. Miss Donna Hughes tfen on July 31, 1958. A repetition to replace It later on. 2. The promotion of economic, falling. But on a nearby comer tious. plans.' ed today. half-a-dozen Hungarian pickets At his appearance Tuesday, a new spending programs. and Miss Belle JHughes, both of Yesterday, they announced they of tfilepffenae within one year may Three Directors are opposed, ana Club Problem social and human development in The club which EJisenhower result hi^ applications of higher Barnes added that the club Algeria will be the work of France; displayed their nation’s flag with psychiatric commission will be ap­ Chazy, will begin a series of forum-type the ninth Board-member, John a black ribbon of mourning. pointed to examine him to deter' holds Is the veto power. The Pre*l Funeral arrangements, being meetings to supply GOP legislators penalties.’' Hutchinson, has disqualified him- members might have to make 8. There can be no political ne­ dent is prepared, aides said, ,;to made by W. P. Quleh, are Incom­ Mifw Wasylkow wew burned up. gotiations with the nationalist The leader of the plcketa were mine whether he can stand trial with backgroimd on the big issues. ■elf. some differentiation between the take a atiffer attitude than in the plete. She filed an appeal. It was denied. present "equity-owning' members rebels. Ferenc Nagy, Hungary’s last non- on the four charges on which he The first is expected to deal with d u b Votes Tonight was booked in 1950. past in rejecting legislation which She was told she was “guilty of in­ The 7-year plan presumably will and the new ones that would join De Gaulle in his message to the Communlst prime minister who in his opinion wpuid commit the education. subordination.” The lady, went out C. E. HOUSE & SON, INC oome up during discussion tonight under the 7-year plan. But this Assembly yesterday said a politi­ has been in exile since 1947. Nagy Superior Court Judge .Charles S. government to' excessive spendng.: Veteran Republican - legislators Emd got herself a lawyer, Samuel cal solution for the Algerian ’•ebel- was holding the Hungarian flag. , House tojlay ordered Tumiensky's will conduct the session. Rep. A. when the chib's 248 voting mem­ would be a problem to be attacked With the greatly Increased Dem­ Funerals Resnlcoff. bers to meet to act on a recom- later by the club, he said, adding llon would be reached through uni­ Another member of the group return frorh Norwich to the Hart­ Searle Pinney (RrBrookfield) said. Miss Wasylkow, who resides In versal suffrage In the territory. But was Bclo Varga, former speaker ford County Jail, where he will ocratic strength in Congress, the The knowledge served up at these mendaUon of the au b Board of that another club consideration possibilities have increased that Florsd Park, N. Y., has worked at M i u u k M r r the president made It clear this of the Hungarian Parliament. await his court appearance. Judge Henry Oonder • meetings''Will be available to any­ Oovernors that It close down here might be forming limitation rules vetoes might be overridden. But the hospital for 14 years. She, has Feb. 1 and leave town. against some out-of-town sppllca- would come only after peace had Imre Kovace, a renowned Hun­ House acted after Judge Louis The funeral of Henry O^der, one who wants It, hf said. had one promotion, and this repri­ been restored in Algeria. garian writer was also In the the White Houae has disclosed that "Even the Democrats can come That recommendation came Jan. Uons for membership. Shapiro yesterday ruled that Tu­ the President plans to appeal for Broad Brook, waa held at 2 o'clock mand WEIS a blot on her record and Flying Auto in Building Stage • after club negotiators rejected a Jacob’s view was ^ a t the plan small group,. miensky should be released from public support In a series of tele­ yesterday afternoon at the Walter if they want to,” Pinney said. a blow to her sense of justice. proposal offered by Powell, chair­ would be favorable ' and provide Police did not permit the Hun­ the State hospital. N. Leclerc Funeral Home. The Rev. The reg;ular GOP caucuses—It is Resnlcoff filed a brief with Sec­ ArUst’s drawing show* how your .flying auto may look In the near future. Details of plane for such vision chats. doubtful that Democrats would vilhlcle^ wera to m L ton T of the Society of Automotive Englneera at their meeUng In Ito- man of a Director's Golf Course play for Manchester’s full golfing C-54 Crash Kills garians to picket In front of the Judge Shapiro’s ruling was made Eisenhower has not yet used the Paul Prokopy, pastor of the Zion retary of the Navy Gates, the Committee. population at a fair rental for the main entrance. ; on a writ of habeas corpus drawn Evangeliciil Lutheran Church, offt ever be Invited to these—are In for court of last resort. In part, hla trolt 'The flying care were deecribed by officials of three firms building test models and en official veto as liberally as did former a face lifting too. Republican lead­ Powell and his fellow committee town without the need of htrihg a Two in Portland Mikoyan was met by Dulles by 'Tumiensky himself, without the President Harry S. Truman, but he dated. CSremation followed. brief said "Answering the tele­ of the Army which haa ordered them. Model shown would to 23 feet long, 10 feet wide and 4>A members — Alice Lamenso and concessionaire to operate protocol chief. Wiley Biichanan. aid of a lawyer. In the writ, Tu­ The casket was borne by porters. ers are looking for ways to make phone is an automatic reflex” and fMt hlah It has four ducted propellers and is driven by a 360-horsepower 6-cyIlnder aircraft en- wielded It effectively against sev­ them shorter and more to the Robert Gordon—are the dissenting course. The Soviet Premier rushed into miensky maintains that he is now eral anti-recession ■ spending pro­ that the punishment "borders on • glne. Flying speed is estimated at 28 to 67 m.p.h. (AP Photofax). ______votes. “Generally It sounds good, he (Continued from Page One) the buUdlng with a grim look on sane and therefore cannot be de- posals in the last session. point. sheer folderol.” They expressed their opposition . , IllshU nice, face, iioMuo hands jammed j - deep — m - r tained further at Norwich. Pinney said the GOP Policy Yesterday the Navy spiked per cent of the total. said. If the club membership 'ap He vetoed the Omnibus Housing Committee will try to head Off to the lease plan at a meeting with proves It tonight, he will study all to Bradley Field for a mainten- hlB dark gray overcoat pocketpocket. stponhil Writ iciimi Bill, the farm price support freeze, Booth Listed somebody's gpms. ’The order came The company getting the largest club negotiators at 6 p.m. In the Muffler tucked around his throat a *114 billion rivers and harbors material for arguments before It through to “expunge” the repri­ 100 Top Contractors Given dollar value of contracts last fis­ the details. "Basically, he added reaches the caucus. Municipal Building. “ It sounds like something we f land^ “ ^ and close under his chin.chin, an attempt to win bill, and a *279 million measure to mand from Miss Waaylkow’s rec­ cal vear waa Boeing, builders of d u b members John Sommers, about 3 .^ p.m. The state Department lobby had release from the State hospital. In Blue Book The Democrats are also offering ord. the ’b .’)2 Jet Bomber, jet tankers could work on.” assist chronically depressed cities a caucus with a new look. Bulk of Defense Contracts Eugene N. Kelly, and Frank Simon Mahoney said If the plan geU 1?o?th of The cJ^h been cleared of casual onlooker.s 1957, he filed one that had been and areas. and Bomarc long-range antiair­ met with PoweU’s unit to see If Democratic legislators will meet craft missiles. The figure; *2,131,- club members' approval tonight nt and a roped off lane set up frorn prepared for him by a fellow pa- None of his vetoes has been Charles E. Booth, 153 Pearl St, regulEirly with their colleagues DIrwtors' sentiment for the plan he could be willing to vote favor under the comma P ■ „ . ^he front entrance to the bank of tient. However, It was turned down oveirldden. to other 000.000. w ot^ make it worthwhile to has been selected for inclusion in from the SEime county to work on Extended Forecast Washiftgton, Jan. 16 (.Ipj—Aboutf tracts was subcontracted ably n'ith 'A.rtlllerv elevatogp Tn the center of the after a hearing In New London Su- In his State of the Union mes­ ° InfrrA a rt H aSTl- Ranking second was General recommend it to the club mem­ Mlssile Battalion, 55th Aruuery, ^ / nerlor Court the third edition of "The Blue Book local issues. This would keep auch three-fourths of the total spend businesses, large and small. He eaw the rental as fair—and sage last week Eisenhower asked of MagEtflne Writers.” The book For the fiscal year ending last Dynamics Corp., makers of mls- bership tonight. Congress to grive him the power of discussion out of caucuses for the Temperatures In Connecticut for ing on defense contracts went to Mayor Kelly and Mahoney at a guarantee of Income to the town h‘'i " h « / T “i«tod*ane*r As the two men met today, Dul- judge William J. Shea had com- is a directory of the major feature full House and Senate. J\ine 30, It said, the major con­ .slles. submarines and a variety of at a time of a rising tax rate "Item veto”—the right to reject the next five days, Saturday military equipment, with *1.382,-1 tended the meeting, along with thP site reoorted '®'' wanted to know primarily mitted Tumiensky to the hospital writers In the United States, pub­ The Democrats have already through 'Wednesday, will average 100 prime contractors and organ­ tractors reported letting out to He suggested, as a minor point security ^Td ob- whether the Soviet government is on Feb. 23, 1950, two weeks after specific portions of appropriation . . Powell's committee. Mayor Kelly lished bi-annually. lined up county Whips to keep tabs 6 tp 8 degrees below normal. The izations during the 12 months end­ other firms work costing 54 per 000 000 LAST DAY that out - of - town membership hearing the p _ - prepared to enter into serious state Police captured him In an bills and approve others. The ranking among the other | said he was abundantly In favor, Booth hEis contributed articles on the members from their coun­ normal mean temperature for .the ing last June 30, cent of the total paid them by the and Mahoney also expressed sup- might be restricted for the first negotiations later this year look- alleged gttempt to rob Burrill’s ties. A periodic list of major defense government. It said more than major contractors was: six months to allow Manchestcrltes thee dense wooas.woods. ,. 11 in^„ „ toward annn eventual German 1 Wayside Market, in Wapping. on history, natural science and re­ Hartford area is 27 and ranges General Electric *783,000,000 p ^ . General Manager Richard After a mile climb up the •'ocky ‘"K ^ « ligious inspiration to such maga­ contractors, issued by the Penta­ one-third of the subcontracted the first crack at membership Judge Shea ruled then that Tu- List of Patrons from a high of 36 to a low of 18. (M), Lockheed Aircraft *700,000,- OF THIS SALE M a i^ , speaking as Manchester’s gon yesterday, noted also that amount went to small business SATURDAY rugged peak, the detail located zines as “ American Mercury,” the Much colder over the weekend be­ adin^trative head, saw the plan Thought might be given in the u, atcndinr-«nme I Mikoyan presumably was anx- uijgngjjy ^^as mentally incapable compared with the previous 12 firms. 000, United Aircraft *661,000.000. future, he said, - if developments Captain — g —^ | out whether the United of understanding the nature of the For Ball Grows "New Yorle Times Magazine,” Officer Installed coming warmer Monday Emd Tues­ American Telephone * Telegraph as not contrary to town Interests. "American Forest,” "Ego,” "The months the top 100 firms received The Pentagon said that one-half require it, of another course on 20 yards fiom the blazing wreck^ i^^j^^^ counter proposals I against him or of assist- day smd colder again Wednesday. of all prime contracts awarded in $659,000,000, North American MEN'S WARM W OOL. PART W OOL Directors Bames and Jacobs Christian Science Monitor,” "Or­ Precipitation will average about a larger share of military money. were polled by telephone today. Globe Hollow land. ^TnTaln'^HTmn7|to"m^^^^^^there - , Russia’s ' recent de-1 ing hts lawyer In his own defense. Patron responses to the M ^ - By Home League the last fiscal year covered work Aviation *647,000,000. Douglas MEN'S TROUSERS ond C O n O N others in there, Captain Marring | withdrawal of western ganic Gardening,” and ’’Fisher­ one quarter of an inch melted oc­ Total spending on such con­ Aircraft *513.000,000. Hughes Air­ Proposal Changed Mahoney said also that he felt . _ 11 an hni I mHou-s lor vvii.„u.avn. ------State Pollce sald Tumien.sky chestcr Charity Ball are good, ac­ tracts in the last fiscal year was on aircraft and guided missiles. In The plan, which was announced townspeople would not have op­ 1-niiiHn't ppt near them" forces from West Berlin and for an arrested in the middle of a man.” curring mostly late Monday or the previous year, aircraft and craft *472.000,000 and the Mar- ] am wool aobordlno, Bannoli, wonted*, plain and cording to Joe Gordon, co-chair­ Miss Edith Jackson weis in­ listed as *21,794,000,000 of which yesterday as featuring a 6-year posed a 5-or 7-year lease in the TVo medics in the detail admin- e«rly start on writing a German robbery attempt at the Wapping He is a native of Meriden, but Tuesday. missile contrEu:ts amounted to 39 tin Co. *400,000,000. FLANNEL SHIRTS man of the annual event. Since it has lived in Manchester since 1925. stalled by Major E. Walter Lamie *16,164,000,000 went to the top fancy, ond-somo bUnd* of nylon, dacron ond ray­ lease with *20,000 annual rent, was past. the wish of the committee to extended to a 7-year proposal aver­ Martin yesterday evening said, He attended Washingrton School aa assistant Home League secre­ 100 prime contractors. . ons. REG. $ 2.95 V A LU E...... NOW $2.35 have as ipany patrons em possible tary at the Xfcent annual dinner Do Not Abbreviate The report was issued at a time aging *18.000 yearly at a negotia­ in answer to Directors’ questions, trald, -Mlkojan toU a N .w L , „ „ and Barnard School. s ize s 28 to M. REG. $ 4.00 V A LU E...... NOW $3.19 appear on the printed program, the meeting of tn)^ Home League of when there is agitaUon in Con­ tors’ meeting yesterday morning. that he saw "no detriment to the ridiTP on a litter an^taken by Civil- news conference ■ yesterday arresting State Policeman, One of the first persons to en­ patron deadline hEis been extended the Salvation Army. Washington, Jan. 16 (IP)—Take gress oVer' concentration otf de­ REG. $ 5.95 V A LU E ...... NOW $4.80 The proposal now provides: town" In a 7-year lease. ian*^car to the entrance of the for- h's country still wants a sumrnlt q Taylor Hart, said he had to fire courage him, he said, we« the late REG. $ 7.95 ...... NOW to Friday, Jan. 23. At that time Brig, and Mrs. Harold Bevan of It from the, Post Office Depart­ fense contracts. ORANGE HALL $6.35 1. Seven-year lease of property. The plan would "provide for pub­ est where a civlftan ambulance conference on world problems. He L ^^^j^rning shot before Tumiensky the patron lists will to closed. Thomas Ferguson, publisher of The REG. $ 6.95 V A LU E...... NOW $5.60 Herald, who h’ad him write a na­ Hartford were guests at the din­ ment, you can’t feasibly abbrevi­ Chairmen Carl Vinson (D-Ga.) 2. Rental to be *15,000 for each lic play, aa suggeated,” he said, and took him to Middlesex Hospital at said the West cannot Mdestep one surrendered. Hart said he fired the Table reservations can be made at ate Alaska. So spell It out. REG. $ 8.98 V A LU E ...... NOW $7.20 o f the first two years; *18,000 each would keep the club in town, ture column called, "Through the ner, and the brigadier gave the of the House Armed Services Com­ REG. $ 9 .9 5 ...... NOW...... NOW $ 7 , 9 5 Middletown forever. shot when he saw Tumiensky pull- the town clerk’s office and the main address. Greetings were The department’s official direc­ for the following two; and *20,000 which some residents have said At the hospital today, Captain He expressed Interest In Dulles’ i„g a shin. Field Glass." This weis in 1934. mittee called yesterday for an in­ . , _ ^ , REG. $10.00 VALUE ...... NOW 18.00 First National Bank. The floor brought by Mrs. Sr. Maj. McKen- ' tory of U.S. Post Offices for many vestigation of what he termed pos­ tor each of the remaining three. would be to the town's Interest. Williamson wa.s reported in "fairly statement Tuesday that free elec- jt was later found to be a knife plan can be seen at both places. Booth worked in the A and P years has carried under Alaska $ 1 0 . 3 5 I RE®- VA L U E ...... NOW $9.40 8. Club membership open to all No Plans Now food store, and later as a dispatch­ zie, district secretary for Home sible favoritism'in tie award of REG. $12.95 ...... NOW good condition." He will be Inter- tlons were not the only way to re- w-ith a 7-inch blade, General admission tickets go on Leagues. the notation: "Do not abbreviate.” Manchester residents. He said considerations in the viewed by members of an Air unify Germany. But he contend- Police said they found a mall sale Monday at both the town er for the Manchester Taxi Co. He And officials said there Is no plan contracts. BINGO 4. Membership fees: Approxl- past have been possible town use was also a forest patrolmidi for Plans for the eomnig months in­ Rep. Ray J. Madden (D-Ind.) BROADCLOTH and FLANNELETTE Force Board of Inquiry which be- ed that Dulles "did not dbme up sack containing 72 cartons of clg- clerk’s office emd the First Nation' clude a bake sale, an Irish tea in to depart from this now that the EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 REG. $15.95 ...... NOW mktely *180 family, *150 indvld- of the property and the possibility gan its Investigation at the scene with a constructive alternative" to arettes In the back of themarket, al Bank. The donation is *7.50 per Case Bos. and a clerk in J. P territory has become the 49th said it appesmed the department $12.75 of selling It for commercial pur­ HEile’s self service store. He now March, and continued visitation of favored "A few large mogul cor­ ual, for first year. Foes thereafter shortly before midnight. the Russian plan. and a kit of burglar tools on a couple. shutins. state. ORANGE HALL, 72 EAST CENTER ST., SIANCHESTER to be set by vote of members. poses. Captain Williamson in his state- Dulles modified his new confer- counter, TTle ball Is to to held on Satur­ works as a free lance writer full Alaska falls Into a rather ex­ porations" to the detriment of PAJAMAS small businesses. 20 REGULAR GAMES—6 SPECIALS—1 SWEEPSTAKE ^ I 5. Memberehlp tlckeU to be for The town at present is contem­ ment to Coroner A. Harold Camp- ence remark a bit, saying through Tumiensky was charged with day, Jan. 31, at the Manchester time. clusive list of states which, are MEN'S WARMLY UNED REG. $4.00 V A LU E...... aale at the town clerk’s office. plating no uses, he said, and any bell said that he had radioed Brad-1 a spokesman that free elections | breaking and entering, attempted Armory, starting at 9 p.m. Lou never abbreviated by the Post Of­ In releasing the new.report, the WOOL and LEATHER S25K 6. If course becomes overcrowd­ commercial use that might appear ley Field for assistance In landing, afford the most natural and prac- theft, carrying a concealed weapon Gagnon and his orchestra will pro­ fice. The others are Idaho, Iowa, Defense Department said a very REG. $4.50 V A LU E...... ed, out-of-town membership niay would be contingent primarily on State Police at Colchester were ycgi method. But his mention of andnossession of burglar’s tools. vide the music. Many Volunteers Maine, Ohio and Utah. substantial portion of prime con- REG. $5.00 V A LU E...... be limited. the relocation of Rt. 6. "I see no alerted about the crash and ppssible other methods—his first Tumiensky’s escape from the Here are some additional pa­ Safety-Tested JACKET and 7. Occasional golfers to pay a harm In going to seven years,” scores of troopers rushed to the such suggestion in years—could State hospital occurred on Jan. 4 trons: Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Dew­ REG. $7.95 V A LU E...... KSJKS S reasonable greens fee. Martin said. scene under the command of L t.' introduce a degree of flexibility in 1956, while he was working in the ey, Dr. and Mrs. H. John Malone; In Scout Drive ■ Specials ■ SUBURBAN COATS AuUinrsfatp In Doubt Here are the views of dissenting John C. Lawrence. the U.S. position in case the Rus­ hospital’s admissions servifee. Two Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Varney; Mr. SIZES 86 to 82. REGULAR and LONGS Authorship of the proposal re­ Directors. Meanwhile, volunteer firemen ] sians seriously want to negotiate. months later he turned up in e and Mrs. Neil H. Ellis; Dr. and A number of MEmchester resi­ CAWL.^ SAVE mains in doubt. Powell disfavors the plan be­ Missouri hospital, smd was re Mrs. A. Elmer Diskan; Mr. and dents have volijnteered to help col­ I Ts B from the two Portland companies Mikoyan is scheduled to talk "62” Hardtop. Fully m REG. $ 9.95 ...... NOW WOMEN’S end GROWIMI SIRLS’ Powell yesterday disclaimed any cause it would allow the town, maneuvered their truck along the with President Eisenhower and turned to Norwich on March 8. Mrs. Harold Lethbridge; Mr. and lect funds to develop the Boy Scout $7.95 credit for it, pointing out that he through a lease, to "determine Mrs. Alfred J. Kargl; Mr. and Mrs. equipped, Jet' black H dirt road below the wreckage. Dulles at the White House tomor- Tumiensky was a brother of the camping area at Lsike of Isles in I with a red Interior. * Is In clear opposition. He said he some aspects of the operation of They pack carried two generators row. late Edward Tumiensky of 402 Norman C. Comollo; Mr. and Mrs. North Stonington. REG. $17.95...... NOW $14.35 only ‘'discussed" the proposal after a private organization.” and flood lights up the side of the Some U.S. authorities said that Oakland St., who was shot and Arthur G. Holmes; Mr. and Mrs. Manchester is part of a fund *57 OLDS. $2245 ■ It was initiated at a meeting "This is not a proper function ridge along with hand extinguish- (f he had any startling new propo- killed by local police when they Chas. Covey; Atty. and Mrs. Phil­ drive area which Includes Rolton, "88” 4-Door Sedan. H FOOTWEAR Wednesday which he attended with of government," he said. sought to arrest him at his home ip Bayer; Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Andover. Hebron, Marlborough, 1 Fully equipped, one _ W K s a i o ers which were used to put out sition to put forth he might spring REG. $19.95 ...... NOW $15.95 Mayor Kelly and some club mem­ He said yesterday evening that the smoldering remains. Police were called after' he had Quish; Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bar­ Glastonbury, ThompsonviUe, Som­ owner, .. H bers "not authorized to speak” for it at that time. But many In the ry; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fer­ Growing girls’ flats. Blacks and colors. he realizes the plan would provide Previously, Firemen George State Department believed that he created a disturbance. He threat­ ers, East Windsor, South Windsor, ■ thMr organization, but interested financial benefits to the town, in­ Brode of Portland Company No. 1, ened them with a knife and guson; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ellington, Tolland Eind Rockville. REG. $24.95 ...... NOW Values S6.95 to $7.95. NOW ...... *6.35 In its hiture In Manchester. probably had no such surprise to Bray; Dr. and Mrs. Wm. D Con- John Q. OcKidrich of Glastonbur '57 OLDS. $2595 ■ $19.95 tend to provide for continuation attempted to bull his way up the produce and that the meeting | hatcher, Powell said he announced the of the club, and open the course Ion; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. St heads the public phase of the drive S-88 Convertihle. Ful- M Broken lots. Black and gray suede pumps. plan only because his committee side of the ridge in a jeep on a would essentially duplicate the Laurent; Dr. and Mrs. Jacob A. for the area. Assisting him are ly equipped, low mile- ■ to all Manchester residents. little used trail. Rocks and fallen talks with Dulles today. REG. $29.95 ...... NOW $23.95 Values 810.95 to $13.95. NOW .. .. . •. *8.49 Is the official conveyance for golf But these conditions could be Shoplift Bill, Siegel; Atty. and Mrs. Ronsdd Ja­ Frank Miller and Robert Fuller, I age, line owner. course proposals, whetlter they trees blocked his attempt halfway cobs; Mr. and Mrs. Frank GambO' both of MEmchester, as district met, he said, in a proposal of his up. *57 OLDS. $2545 ■ 50 pairs women’s pumps. have committee support or not. own that would avoid "such a mix­ latl; Mr. and Mrs. York Strang- chairmen. De Luxe "98” Holl- ■ REG. $39.95 ...... NOW Mayor Kelly disclaimed author' As more assistance drived red H oliday Closing feld; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clarke; Campaign volunteers in Men=. $31.95 (Not all sizes)...... *7.95 ture of private and public con­ flares were placed In the trees de­ That Smart Look! 1 day .Coupe. Fully ^ Ship. He said the proposal was Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Millar; Chester Include these group chair­ equipped, one owner, ■ formed “Jointly.” with some club trol." fining a winding makeshift path Support Urged Atty. and Mrs. John D. LaBelle; men; Dr. Charles Jacobson Jr., Rogukn’ stock of Queen Quollty, Rhythm Val­ Powell Plan Rejected to the wreck which gave pff George L. French, Paul Wlllhide, ■ exceptionally clean. ■ MEN'S SUITS, TOPCOATS msmebrs. Powell’s proposal, rejected Jan. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Douglas; Mr. entine, Block Calf. Patent Pump*. Former >fico He said the 7-year plan is "the blankets' of steam for hours. Herbert McKinney, Atty. Herman '57 BUICK $2195 h 6 by the club committee, would The Chamber of Commerce Is and Mrs. Jack R. Hunter; Dr. and All models and styles. Regular, \onq, Spbitlon that should have been I urging its retail members to give Mrs. Gerard R. Miller; Judge and Yules, Bruce Noble, William L. Spitoliil Riviera Hard- ■ $11.95 to $12.95. have allowed the club to rent ex­ Zimmerman, Atty. Jay E. Rubt- I top. Fully equipped, BKtra special sauinas 1°*^ 9 ^ ^rwhed three years ago.” It would clusive use of its buildings and active support to proposed State Mrs. John J. W.allett. shorts, stout* and short stouts. NOT ALL SIZES ' change the course, he pointed out, legislation regarding shoplifting now. beEHitlfuI tatone. m .means SIZES 85 to so. NOW course on certain weekend and PTA to Hear Talk Manchester tcEim captains in­ from private to public. holiday .mornings. The course I and legal holiday closings. ■57 CHEY. $2095 ■ *8 49 Foresees Renewal The shoplifting bill, proposed by Illing Tells PTA clude Dr. W. T. Moyer, Dr. John I REG. $42.95 ...... NOW would have been maintained by On Sex Education I Prignano, Dr. Francis Helfrick, Bel Air Hardtop, ra- jmm FOOD KINO HEAVY WES’TERN EQONO-BEEF DEPT. $34.40 He foresaw a possibility that I the Connecticut Retail Assn, and dio, heater, turbo- ■ FOOD KINO U.S. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT, both aides might be agreeable to the town and operated for public Dr. Edward L. Platz, Dr. Edward use through a concessionaire. I to be submitted soon, would carry Of Trip Abroad I glide, and many ex- H FANCY FRESH, TENDER. YOUNG a renewal of the lease on basically Dr. Frank Horton will be the Besser, Edward S. Dik, Thomas U. S. TOP CHOICE j " REG. $47.95 ...... NOW Powell said he hoped club mem­ provision that would place a H. Johnston Jr., Phil Sullivan, F. tras. . H I $38.40 the same terms at the end of seven guest speaker at the January I maximum $1,000 fine, 20 yearis In I-EGS and years. bers tonight would find the chance meeting of the Lincoln School | A talk entitled "England Re­ Winston Bendall, William Bust, '57 MERC. $2195 | to discuss the possibility of re­ jail, or both punishment for those visited"’ was given by Arthur H. BREASTS lb JUMPING JACKS Hal Harrison, Norman Scheufler, ■ He said the town cannot afford to PTA. 1 caught stealing from stores. 4-Door Hardtop. Ful- CHICKEN REG. $50.00 ...... NOW $40.00 buy tpe clubhouse, for which the opening negotiations along the He will talk on "Sex Education I mirig, superintehdent of schools, George Willard, WUHam: E. Bel- H ly equipped, tutone, ■ RIB ROAST of BEEF Infant.^’ 1st lines he has been following. TTie second bill would regulate club had offered *50,000 con­ for Children" and will show a film ] at the meeting of t,he Manchester fiore, Herbert J. Stevenson, John Step. 0 to 3. $ 0 . 0 0 1 iS ’L,..*.$A.A5 Mrs. Lamenzo said: "This prob­ I commerce on legal holidays and Green PTA Wednesday night. P. McKeon, Marshall E. Lamenzo, ■ 'U OLDS. $1895 ■ A Dellcions Dtatng Treat Q FANCY SHORT SHANK tingent upon its proposal to leave entitled "Human Growth.” would require closings on New S-88 Holiday Sedan. M REG. $55.00 ...... NOW $44.00 ■ I *5.50. ■ * town. "I would i^rsonally lead a lem can never be settled until the The meeting will be held at 8 1 He also showed colored slides Alfred P. Werbner, Atty. John F. For the Whole Family U) ^ ^ Reg. 13.76. town owns the building or the Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of take.i on the trip throqgh Bkig- Shea and Warren E. Howland. Fully equipped, tu- ■ W I Now " referendum against purchasing it July, Thanksgiving arid ChristmEia Now ______at even a fair appraised value,” land, Scotland and Wales which Among team workers in MEm­ I tone. * * REG. $65.00 ...... NOW property. This is the crux of A maximum fine of *100 or 90 he made last summer with Mrs. $52.00 Child’s be said. ceded by a brief meeting presided chester are Edgar Clarke, Dr.- ■ 'S6 OLDS. $1395 ■ C. S. ’TOP CHOICE BONELESS SMOKED PICNICS the whole situation. I days Imprisonment or both, is pro­ Illing. The Illings traveled by car, Howard Baldwin, Dr. Theodore Child Sizes 8>/i Permanent solutions to the prob­ over by Roy Thompson. posed for violators. In addition, the " <.g8” 4-Door. Fully * lem of dual-ownership, he said, 'Manchester Country Club Is Following the program refresh-1 visiting l-ondon, then north to Rosen, Robert McComb, Warren equipped, clean ||g REG. $67.50 ...... »NOW I Sizes 3 to 6. never going to-be independent or Court of Common Pleas, (upon a $54.00 $ ' to 12. $1 would Involve either selling the ments will be served by Mrs. Scotland and south on the esist Tennant, Al ChrlstlEmson, Lewis throughout. H lb 6-8 Lb. Avg. Reg. $6.50. happy until its members get on citizen's petition), could issue a coast. Banning, Donald Olsbaugh, Todd I Reg. 14.75. land to the club, having the Thomas Ralmondo and her com- | writ enjoining the accused from ■ 'S«1*ACK $1695 H CHUCK ROAST * 3 7 ' club give the clubhouse to the their own land. This Is for the mittee. Mrs. Roderick Elieson, presi­ Peck, Anson 'Diorp, EleEmor Bene- REG. $80.00 ...... NOW $64.00 Now Now town, or allowing the club to make good of. the club and the town. any further violation for a period dent, conducted a shori business vento, Mary O'Uwyer,. Roger Ne- I Clipper Super Hard-* H good its officers' Intention to leave "Therefore, I am agEunst this I not to exceed 10 months, if there meeting preceding the program- gpro and Jean Pasqualinl. top. Radio, heater, ul-' • Misses’ new proposal because It does not is a subsequence offense. transatic, power |jffi town and develop a new course in Mrs. Herbert Brown, membership Quota for the area is *30,000. ANGELINA BLENDED GRADE A FRESH NEW STORE HOURS REG. $89.75 ...... NOW $71.80 Sizes \2Vi Tolland. get at the bEisic issues. There is ohairmEin, reported that there are The goal, set for the public phase steering, power ■ a principle Involved here. In our About Town 25^ FARMER’S BEQUEST ■ brEdiee, torsion level AT FOOD KING to 4. Aak Praetleal View 214 members. The speaker waa of the campaign throughout the Gallon Cap Meidlum All these ideas would prompt studies we learned that a private ’Tranquility, N. J. (iP)—Robert ChEU-ter Oak Council district ' to­ ride, low, low mile- H O IL $ 1.69 REG. $95.00 ...... NOW $ 7 6 . 0 0 Reg. 17.50. Rusby wants to end fighting on Introduced by Mrs. Myron L. Rice, Size ■trong objection. golf club on public land was never Members of Gibbons Assembly, program chairman. ^ . tals $95,000. age. ' ' ■ EGGS Doz. Now It's time, Kelly said, the town workable." Catholic Ladies of Columbus, are earth for land sp he’s deeded his 24 "The ■ council’s overall campaign ■ PILLSBUBY BEST For The Added Convenience acres to Gpd. But there have been A social time followed, with ijC' _ '55 PLYM. 5845 " took "a practical and economically Not Against Trial requested to bring articles to do freahments donate(l and served by objective for Lake of Isles is *500,- . Of Our Shoppers Men’s black oxfords. l . M "I cannot afford to have the some complications. 000, to be raised by three divisions H Savoy 2-Door. Radio. minded” attitude toward.the prob­ nate to the white elephant sale to To be legsj, the deed must be second and tliird gn?ade mothers, F L O U R 6 Lb. Bag 4 7 c Values $12.50 to $14.76. NOW...... y .. , lem. townspeople made to feel uncom­ the meeting Tuesday night. Pro­ of volunteers—the corporations heater, a t a n d a r d B i m i d w i n t e r p o t a t o s a l e BOYS’ WINTER UGKETS I .delivered in person and so far, said MrA Peter Grossl in charge. ■ transmiiislon. h Bames said the plan’s "general fortable Euid not wanted or wel- ceeds of this sale i^ll to sent to A potluck will to held at the and major grifts division; the U. 8- NO. 1 SI^E A MAINE FOOD KING WILL BE coitie.” Rusby, this has been quite a prob­ scout family division, contacting LOVERINO f a r m f u l l SIZED SUBURBKN GOUTS-■SUR-COATS approach Is satisfactory to me as the Stale Eissembly. lem. March meeting. '55 l^ORD 51395 ■ OPEN EVERY SATURDAY long as the club sgteOs to it” (at Gordon also said the plan does parents of scouts plus people of­ ■ WHITE 8UCED BOYS' SPORT COATS Snnllner Convertible. ht’s meeting). He said he not solve the problem of dual own- The Manchester Shutterbugs will ficially connected >^th scouting; « “ ’ 9 6 c . MORNING AT 9:00. REG. $19.95 NOW t15.95 Jnnior elze* 6 to II. Cadet 18 te 20. . _ not want the club to move erE^ilp. He said it was his inten­ meet Tuesday night at * o’clock Eind the division contacting the Radio, heater, Ford- ||H B R E A D 2 Loaves 2 9 c POTATOES to Tolland, and hopes It "can see tion, a* a committee member, to general public. omatlc, clean | | REG. $21.95 NOW $17.55 at the home of Robert McCormick, For the smartest look of your throni^out. I REG. $10.95 VALUE...... NOW $ 8 . 2 0 its way to Accepting something settle the club proble'm perma­ 154 New Bolton Rd. The subject life, add this adaptable little, hat REG. $24.95 NOW $19.95 aloog this line.’' nently and "What's going to. hap­ U,S, Stalls Restart ■54 MF»C. 5695 ■ will to a Photographic Society of to your wardrobe. It’s equally at- REG. $27.95 NOW. $22.35 ^ ’s a better solution,” he mid pen at the end of seven years?’ America recorded lecture, “A New home in the city or country, and Discipline Theme Monterey Convert- W 1 REG. $12.95 VALUE ..... NOW $ 9 e 7 Q *Hllan renting it out to a dlsinter- "If the majority (of the Direc­ Look at Common' Everyday IMf, Radio, < heater, m REG. $29.95 NOW $23.95 satod leaSee," and satisfies the Is easily . and . quickly crocheted tors) feel. it is a workable solu­ Things.” from jumbo yarn, felt strips or Mercomatie., Jet . NOW $25.55 town’s desire , to open up the course tion, and if the club members go Of PTA Panel blEiCk. " REG. $31.95 I REG. $16-00 VALUE...... NOW $ 1 2 . 0 0 to townspeople. silk ribbon. Trim It. with bows or SIZES 8 to 20. along with It, I wish you well. I The Polish Women’s Alliance, feathers, and presto—this hat will *54 OI.P5. 589> ■ Be said also that if a refefen- gm not opjsaeed to a trial (of the Group 618, will hold Its monthly DlecipUne p.t school, church and gyun were held on the lease, he did win many compUments._, study means tit resolving the pres­ "88” 2-Door. Radio, | lease plan),, but five or seven meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at 77 Pattern No. -2571 has crochet di­ (Coiittnued Irom Page One) home was the subject of a panel REG. $19.75 VALUE ..... NOW $14.95 not think townspeople would vote years would not be a reasonable ent differences and of reaching an heater, ' hydramatlr, _ North S t rections; material requirements; discussion ot the South School PTA tutone. ' H H'Bown. trial.” That ambunt of time wguld tlons of the matters under study agreed basis for early and fruitful meeting Tuesday night. Opposed Dense stitch Illustrations. resumption of discussions of the 56 Other Models and H REG. $21.50 VALUE ..... NOW > $1i l p be too lohg, he said. 4 Mil* Ina Marie Johnson. S3 Send 25c in Coins, for this pat­ can to clarified to make future The three panel members, A. negative vote on a 30-yeah disCiission useful. ’The results of surprise attack problem.” Hyatt Sutliffe, Mrs. Hooks John- Makes to Choose From. '|to M Vr SHOES 11% OFF ISMe in 19S7 was against the A rtoore Rd. and John Thomas tern to Anne Okbot, ’The Manches­ Church Converted O'Reilly of French Rd., Bolton, ter Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF that itudy will to reported to Mos­ Officials Mid the weatem pow­ ran and Mrs. Maurice Willey, were ISHS itself, Barnes MU

MANCHESTER feVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1969 PACE THIRTBEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1959

pearance Monday on a charge of ing equipment had alopped work­ RodkvUle-V ernon obstructing a driveway on W. Main Rockville-V ernon ing. So has the Rocket's radio, and l/.S . Elected St. since the Russians have no visual UnCId I E li d u« DE8IONEM . Hospital Noica contact with the rocket either, all Admitted yesterday: Jeanne Law Needfed tlieir announcements of what it is Member of White, 10 Florence St.; Evelyn dotnt now is based on calculations Remodel Educators See Need Weber, 45 Talcott Ave. of whst it ia supposed to be doing. T he High Discharged yesterday: Edward T o G )m bine Colombo Plan YOUR OLD PUR COAT ; For Another School Slbta, 83 Village St. INTO A NEW Compiled by Stndenta o f Mancheatcr Hiffh School MlM Helen Estes, Faculty Adriaer Two from Town Colombo, Ceylon, Jan. 16 (#1— Friday, January 16 Veitioa and Talootrt'Ute news Is Tax Offices • Cape )StoIa VoL XXV, Na 18 handled through The Herald's' Enlist in Navy The United States has become a • Jacket Froin The Board of Education inlUatedethe poet. He wUl ecreen the ep- RookvUIe Bureau, 7 W. Main St,, full member of the Colombo Plan. *1 9 9 5 pleni last night for another ele- pllcanta and present two or three telephone TRemont 5-.1IS6. Town Counsel Harry H. Lugg Call MI a-1tia er Reckvllte TE 6-6Wt to the Board in March or April. Two Manchealer youth* have Since 1951 the United Slatea haa Senior Qass mentaiy school In Vernon. haa advised the selectmen that For Free Eattmate In Yo«tr Honbe. Students Take Zlgmond Ends Course enlisted in the U.S. Navy accord- be*" represented at Colombo plan CagersWin The ^ a r d wUI ask the selectmen Pvt. Edward J. Zlgmond, 28. legislation is needed to combine 82 BURKE ROAD. ROOKVIlXE . to appoint a committee to atudy Coventry the posiUona of town, city, and ing to Donald D. Borg, local Navy meellnga by obaervers only. It Responds to son of M r.. and Mrs. Francis J Recruiter. " ’0* elected yesterday to meirtber- Vicarious Tour the growth of the town to deter­ Zlgmond, of Hyde Ave., Rockville, Fire District lax collectors Into 40-38 over mine where the next school should recently completed the 8-week Mrs. Snow Going one full-time appointed poet. Edmund Robert Brodeur, 20, son ship at the annual session of the Questionnaire b$ located. Each of the i ents oft Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bro- plan’s Council for Technical Or- In Assemblies basic Army administration course deur, 35 Phelps Rd., and Michael ganizallon. Ambassador Lampton The action was taken after Su- under the Reserve Forces Act To D. C. Conclave has a part-time tax collector. East Hartf ord . perintendent of Schools Raymond After conferring with Lugg. Willard Clementino, 17, son of Mr. 1 Berry represented the United BUY YOUR n h j } A r r "What do you think Is the E. Ramsdell recommended land be program at Fort Dlx, N.J. "In the four yesrs I have He received training in typing, Second Selectman Franklin G. and Mrs. Michael J. Clementino, 20 1 states. strongest force for change, in youf purchased in the Ogden’s Comer Mrs. Richard Snow of Lower Westminster Rd., were enlisted in! The Colombo Plan was organized Thft varsity basketball team traveled with him. we have clerical procedures and record Welles Mid he favors taking ekeh UNIVERSAL u A K A u L life? Which news source do yaa section, at Rt. 83 and Dart Hill Main St. will attend the annual tlie U.S. Navy at the Recnilting in 1950 around the more advanced notched Its third straight victory covered 40,000 miles. I have found think la most responsible for thh fid., for a future school. He said leeping. Zlgmond ia s 1953 grad­ government body to back such nations of the British Common­ him to be a scholar. I haye found Women’s Forum on National Se­ legislation before it Is aubmltled Office, Springfield. Mass. Both left Tuesday night with a 40*38 score spread of fads? Ebtcluding po^ a study he had made of the town’s uate of Rockville Hlgii School and by plane for the Recruit Training wealth to provide economic aid for him to be a gentlemen. My only gj-qwth Indicated that the next the University of Hartford. He id curity to be held in Washington, to the General Assembly. NOW while prices are LOW! over neighboring ^last Kartford regret is that I won’t be with him lltlcal news coverage, which do Welles discussed the proposal Center, Great Lakes. 111., Thursday the more than 650 million people you think is generally the least school would be needed in that a member of Kappa Mu fraternity. D.C., Jan. 29 to 31.' evening. After 10 weeks of train­ In the nations of South and South­ High, after a ^2-S8 win over Platt for another 40,000 miles.” In civilian life Zigmond was em­ with Robert F. Kingsbury, chair­ With these words, Mr. Gilbert prejudiced and fairest In general tfj-ea. Well known fbr her activities in ing and leave, the.v will be assigned east Asia. of Meriden on Friday. news coverage, and is more re­ Ramsdell predicted that there ployed by the First National the American Legion Auxiliary, man of the board of Are commis­ to peniiancnt duly stations with Under the plan, the United Hunt, member of the Manchester Stores. sioners of the Vernon Fire Dis­ The Hornets, employing a slow High English department, paid sponsible, having greater regard will be 4,300 pupils in the town by Mrs. Snow is presently the aux­ the fleet or to a Navy Service States, Britain, Canada. Japan, and cautious offense, led through- > 1963. There are 3,036 presently en­ Tax Discount Bill iliary’s National Executive Com- trict, w*o was receptive to tlie School for further training. tribute to Mr. Dwight Perry, Man­ for the public Interest?” These plan and said. he would bring it Australia and New Zealand assist out most of Tuesday's action-; questions are typical of these bn rolled. A bill which W'ould permit the mitteewornan. She is a past De­ less developed nation*. . packed game. The' loss of acting | chester mathematics teacher, and town of Vernon to drop the five partment president . and a pa.st up at the nitxt meeting of the dls long-time leader of a westward the qiiestionnaire about news The achool superintendent stated The United States haa contrlh captain Chuck Saimond undoubted- sources, given by a member of that there will be only one extra per cent discount allowed for early Fourth District president of the Irict cbmmissipnera. uled about $4 billion to the pro ' ly hurt the Indiana in the second caravan of high school students, payment of taxes was submitted woman’., organization. Mayor Herman G.-" Olson ex­ SiioM'flake Party at two assembles on Jan. 12. Stat­ the State Board of Education re­ room in the rural 'Vernon area to the General As.sembly yester­ pressed his approval at a meeting gram. Administration offlciala are VISIT OUR DISPLAY and third quarters. cently to two hundred MHS afteh the Lake-St. School is com­ The theme for the 1959 forum reported thinking of continuing aid With the score reading 9-all at = ing his regret, Mr. Hunt an­ day. will be “Changing Dimensions in of the selectmen Tuesday night. nounced the recrement of Mr. seniors for a survey. , pleted -in September. He pre.sented Set for Toiiifrlit in the form of about $1 billion t Exit 49—Conn. Turnpik0 the end of the first quarter. East enroUment figures as t>f Jan. 5 Rep. Harry Hammer Who sub­ National Security." More than Welles ■ said the .'post would Perry from the the tour. He added, The survey developed mainly probably pay $6,800, the combined year in credits repayable In cur Hartford slowly built up a 21-15 showing the need for 34 or 35 mitted the bill drawn up by town 12,000 delegates are expected to Tile Ladles of ,Sl. James will hold rencles of the countries Involved, OPEN SUNDAYS however, that Mr. Paul Phlnney, from the interest in what news salaries of the present tax col­ halftime lead. Sparked by Captain sources affect a student’s life. classrooms in the Vernon and Lake counsel Harry H. Lugg, said he attend, their annual Snowflske <'ard Party Bob Penney, the Hornets, playing a science teacher of Manchester, will try to get action on the bill' Principal speakers at the forum lectors. would accompany him as leader of Suggestions were listed, including St. elementary schools. Vernon toniglil in St. James' Scliool hail possession basketball. retained Elementary has 20 classrooms and before Feb. 1, as its passage will will be Secretary of Defense Nell The post of town tax collector at 8 o’clock. Clearing Coats J ary their lead into the fourth quarter. the group In future years. newspapers, radio a,id television will be vacated March 1. by Mrs. c^LECT HO 7” 6396 stations, magazines, books, movies the new. school will have 16. Rams­ affect the town’s tax rate to be MoBiroy and General Carlos P. Mrs. A. W. Gates and Mrs. John Manchester started to hit the The audience was delighted to Rotnulo. Philippine Ambassador to Rose Ford who is moving out of Kenneth Miller Nancy CoHa and newsreels, and conversation dell noted that the school system set next month. McKeon are co-chairmen of the af­ Atlanta — The cost of clearing cords early in the last eight min­ see several of the girls who had will not have to lease the four Hammer said both the president the United States. tov.ii. The selectmen will have to fair. Mrs. Robert Dlgan has ar­ land varies greatly. In some parts UNIVERSAL BUILDERS CORP. utes and whittled the lead to two _____ EDSELS Lead by Bill Viot. the Manches­ ence. It had been suggested that as the fire commissioners and for­ chemlsti’y as her. favorites. a pair of sand-filled shoes, lending and Government elections. This News and 'world Report, Network —its temperature will fall several ter Jayvees copped the prelim clearly indicates this. He is one of "The greatest time I’ve ever students a longer chance to plan radio stations. Life Magazine, and the road phase be dropped so that mer chiefs of the department. A in New York City under new leg­ tens of degrees below zero (centi­ testimony to the visit to the area, election, a part of the citizenship game. The Jayvees now sport a the fortunate seniors for he has had was when I went out West and two straw hats, which were their program of studies are the local television stations. more pupils could receive class in­ ham dinner will be served, and en­ islation, lost the license during grade),’’ said the broadcast. already been accepted at Bowdoin program of the State Hl-Y, is struction. However, some members the investigation. The Rev. Mr. 7-1 won and Ibst record. with the Perry-Hunt . Tour this worn by two of the chaperons. major changes connected with the Shooters Win Roanne Wise '60. tertainment will follow. Tlie Russians had reported that Look At This '59 Convertible • Panthers Threaten College, where he will major in mu­ past summer, especially the ‘new endorsed by Governor Ribicoff. A felt the entire program ahould be Bnindage to Call Propheta has contended that the the missile on its way up main­ By pure coincidence the caravan 1959-1960 program of studies. Manchester had to hustle in sic. friends' I made." This along with met several Manchester “natives” dropped if both phases could not Bob Brundage will be guest cal­ game last August, although spon­ tained an inside temperature of Equipped with Super Express engine, whitewall tire*, automatte, heat­ staving off a last minute rally Ken participates in other MHS her trip to Florida last year shows while far away from home. Among The elimination of block elec­ First Victory be given. ler at the Vernon Square Dance sored by the church in a nearby about 20 degrees (69 fahrenheit), er, defroeUr, elation eeeking radio, electric windshield wiper*, Mtfety which almost succeeded in Friday's activities. Including Current A f­ Nancy's love of travel. them were Mr. and Mrs. Robert tions was decided upon after a Future Nurses The new high school, when open­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Vernon Ele- building, was operated by an oul- which the Russians said was addi­ dash, all power windows, electric power *eat, power brake*, power *teer- content with the Platt Panthers. fairs Club, and French Club, of Listening to music, whether it Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. George Pot- great deal of study carried on by ed Feb. 1, will be available for pub­ mentarj' School. .side organization. He held that tional evidence that a man could be Ing. FACTORY LIST $4018.65. A sterling performance by Platt which he holds the presidency. be popular, jazz, or classical, rates terton, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis the department heads after con­ For Season lic use on the same basis as other Well-known in the New Eng­ the church should not have been sent up and live. Co-Captain Bob Davis highlighted Our selected senior al.so follows high with this senior. She also Paulus, Mr. Fenn and Mr. Pot- sulting the Student Council and Hear Speaker schools' In the system. That is, any land area. Brundage has called in held responsible for reneging on Moscow Radio said the rocket the contest. Davis, easily one_of his Interest in music in his Idle mo­ enjoys cooking and eating, especi­ the pro. The new system, called organization, properly supervised, the prizes. had cooled off because the w-arm- BRUNNER'S SPECIAL PRICE terton are both members of the Manchester's varsity riflemen Vernon on previous occasions. The tSe” fihest .players in the CCIL ments when he enjoys listening to ally .pizza and blackberry ice­ high school science department, the single curriculum, offers a may use the buildings at no charge Square Dances are now sponsored canned 31 poinU, including 11 for records. cream, participating in after wider Scope to the student, giving began their 1959 season with a Miss Helen Marchant, a repre­ ,«cept for the janitor’s fee. Even Mr. Paulus Is a language teacher sentative of the Licensed Practical by the Rockville Recreation Board. 15 from the foul line and 7 re­ This past summer Ken was school sports, and watching from Belgium who spent last year him an opportunity to fit his pro­ strong win over Wllbraham Acad­ Aough the high school will have Talcottillle MeetUig bounds. gram to his interests. Nurses, spoke to the Future ?4-hour janitorial ser'Vlce, the ad­ chosen to go to South Dakota to hockey games (especially at Rens­ a.s an exchange teacher In Man' emy, in their opponents’ spacious Nurses’ Club at the first meeting The Talcottville Improvement Paced by Pat Mistretta, Man­ work on the Sioux Indian Reserva­ selaer). Chester High. Giving students a longer chance ditional work created by a meeting Assn, will meet today at 8 p.m. in chester raced to a 16-11 lead to end to plan their program has been rifle range Monday, 875-841. A of the new year on Jan. 9. iq.,thf actaqpi.wlll lULVe to be paid ASK ABOUT OUR "MID-WINTER” ------■ — 22S tion. Ken listed this as his great People who crack their knuckles The audience was then treated Lorraine Martin, program chair­ the church parish house to set up the first quarter. A string of six est honor and he called it "a most visits to Disneyland, Las Vegfa, accomplished by giving the pro- noteworthy event was the fact that for by. the groups Involved. rules and reg;ulations and discuss points by the Indians in the sec­ and "worry warts" peeve this man, Introduced Miss Marchant, profitable and interesting experl young lady. Los Angeles, San Francisco and gra!m-of-studles bulletin to stu­ the Indians' second squad score , , Lake St. Principal improvement projects. The recent­ SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON ond stanza had the Silk Towners dents by the third week in January. who outlined the 1-year program Th* position of principal of the ly formed organization is open to ence," Summing up this week’s legion- several other points of interest on was also higher than that of WU- to the girls. She first explained 3250 out in front 22-11 before Mistretta Whether singing in a choir, or di­ the west coa.st. Loud chuckles Election cards will probably be giv­ braham’s first. jiew’ Lake St. elementary school all residents of Talcottville, wheth­ and Bob Seelert were forced to maire. we all agree that she is the en students shortly after the April that the trained attendant and the scheduled for completion by Sep­ recting a choir from the podium, quintessence of charm. Nancy is could be heard as the slides de­ Top gunner for the Indians was er property owners or not. REMODELING leave the game temporarily, each vacation, which ends on April 27. Licensed Practical Nurse are one tember, will be opened to teachers Arrests Reported., or pla.ving the organ or the piano, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. picted the group at a western gas­ Ron Gambolati, who fired a 180, and the same person. The 1-year NEW 1958 EDSEL RANGER NEW 1958 EDSEL PACER with three personal fouls. A spurt oline station being washed ^ th Eighth graders will be asked to followed by Jack Toomey with 175; within the system first. Eugene A. Pothier, 25, of Broad by-the tireless Davis c\it the In­ Kenneth Miller is equally compe­ Thomas Colla, 81 W. Middle Tpke. program course is offered at four • REBUILDING 4-DOOR SEDAN. IVith automatic pu.shbutton drive, oil fil­ 4-DOOR SEDAN. With automatic pushbutton drive, eiU Al­ tent. His musical aptitude plus gasoline to cleanse the oil from fill their elective cards before this Jim Tierney, 174; Bob Rusconl, The Board decided that it had Brook, w-as arrested in Hartford ter, air deaner, heater, defroster, full wheel disc, foam rub­ dians lead to eight points at half­ Marge and Carl '59 their feet which had been put there date. This time gives students an different centers throughout Con­ sufficient qualified personnel al- Wednesday on a Rockville warrant ter. air cleaner, safety dash, heater, defroster, windshield his other fine qualities guarantee 173; and Bucky Kehler, 173. It necticut. The best one for MHS washer. ber, etc. time. by the Pacific Ocean. opportunity to consult teachers, might be noted that sophomore jraady on the staff to try to select charging non-support. He posted a in the third quarter, Platt ex- ® most successful future A representative from Boston Following a visit through Ore­ parents, guidance counselors and graduates would probably be the a principal from within the system $1,000 bond for court appearance NUSIDE ENGINEERING CO- ploded for th« nine straight points, ^en m the ot Mr. and Mrs University spoke with interested Bucky Kehler was the only under- Hartford area ’Center at E. C. 84 OAK ST.—"ALWAYS AVAILABLE”—MI 8-1425 FACTORY LIST $3720.00 gon and Washington, the caravan college admission offices. clusman who helped compose the first. Jan. 2§. FACTORY LIST $3672 00 going out in front for the only j Arthur Miller^S Stephen St. sti dents on Jan. 9 in the guidance entered Canada, where it visited The new program-of-studies bul­ Goodwin Technical School or New Ramsdell will announce that Gii.v A. Daigle, 27. of Hartford, GOOD time, 39-38. Then, junior letter- Donna Sandals, ’59. office. winning team. Britain in connection with the BRUNNER'S SPECIAL PRICE LOW such points of interest as Lake letin includes a great deal more Although victors by 34 points, it Karl Reichelt qualified teachers may apply for posted a $6 bond for court ap- BRUNNER'S SPECIAL PRICE TRADES man Saimond took over the Louise, the Carston Rodeo and Information than it has In past Bristol and Hartford Hospitals. is doubtful that with the score of Miss Marchant proceeded to ex­ ON BANK show, tapping in a rebound, hit­ the largest Canadian Mormon tem­ years. Scholastic requirements model legislature will be formed ting twice on a jump shot and 875 the Indians can defeat the plain some of the qualification re­ CLEANS TERMS ple, wrhich is situated in a town of save been spelled out in great de­ State Champions, Hamden High, and will meet at the State Capitol passing to Clyde Richard for sm­ only '700 people. tail. There is increased definition quirements, the main one being the $ MHS Swimming Team whom the Indians also face this Building on March 10. age group from 18 to 50. It j? CARi other basket, giving the Indians a Leaving Canada, the slides de­ as to who can elect and who can't Each club sends representatives 48-41 margin at the three quarter picted several famed areas includ­ elect each subject. An entirely new week. Considerable Improvement also required that a student beilii 501 E. MIDDLE upon this score is needed. Other to the government. Elected from resident of Connecticut. Thwe >2400 mark. ing Virginia City, an old western change Is the description of 2300 Manchester scores were: ' Bob the MHS Hi-Y are Jack Jacobs, is no tuition fee but one is exped& TURNPIKE PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKING The fourth quarter saw Platt Takes Opening Meet town, Yellowstone Park, Mount courses given. Bill Keish, Pete Zaglio, Mike stage a late rally which cut the Rushmore and the Corn Palace. The bulletin begins by describing Murawski, 172; Steve Higgins, ed to pay approximately $70.Ji0 171; (Sary Kosak, 170; John Patulak, Ken Ames, A1 Williams. for equipment such as books, uwU 1958 EDSEL CORSAIR 4-DOORBARDTOP SEDAN Indian lead one point. 59-58, with Ending the trip with a visit to various areas for preparatlRn. Sal Lopes, Bill Barrett, Stan John­ 30 seconds remaining. Senior Bill The Manchester High Swimming Niagara Fails, the audience seem­ After explaining regulations and Matchett> 168; and Don McLagen, son, and Steve Cavagnaro,. Bob forms. The students attend te (^ 161, nical school for 3 months, after With automatic pushbutton drive, station seeking radio, heater and defroster, Malausky, fouled twice, converted team officially opened Its season ed almost as pleased as if they requirements, it suggrests 4-year Seelert has been elected senator. clock, cigar lighter, compass, power steering, back-up lights, air cleaner, oil fllter, two charity tosses to ice the game had indeed been to all the points programs providing proper b^ance Bob Rusconl, '59. which time, they go into the h ^ - by a win over New London High Dick Swenson pttal and put their learnings ii£i big chrome disc. Many other extraa for the Indians. in the Whaling CMty on Jan. 9. they had seen. between general education and Saimond once again led the Leslie Hochberg '60 specialization. The bulletlrt then practice. During this time thin After losing the medley relay, asks the student’s 4-year plan. The may live in or out. If living w scoring column with 17 points. the first event of the afternoon, Factory List $4430 Brunner's Closely following him with 12 course of study is followed by a Geography Class is chosen, their uniforms are latfir- the Indians bounced back to win description of courses. dcred, meals and room providM, points were Mistretta and Skip six of the remaining eight events- Special Price Fisher and Malausky with 11. The adminlstraflon has been con­ MHS PoU Make Own Maps and they receive $25 expepip THIS CAR IS NEXT TO NEW. Falling behind 0.7 after the first Classic Column templating getting tabulating ma­ money per month. Sophomore Dave White (12) .event, the Indians grabbed, an 8-'7 MANCHESTER Discount Department Stores and Steve McAdam (10) led the chines to be used in the ’"usiness The Licensed Practical Nurse ^ lead after Bill Stuek and Charlie The countries of Europe- are be­ a person trained to care for •»- Red and White Jays'ees to a 48-24 As part of a classics course he machines course. This explains the with January’s snowstorms and 1953 1949 Towle finished first and second re­ reason for the code number each ing studied by Mr. James Brezln- lected convalescent and chronieflt 1954 1953 win over their Platt counterparts. spectively in the 200-yard freestyle is taking for college credit on the sub-zero weather upon us, sum­ Bob Ballard, '59. course has been given. Should the skl’s economic geography class. ly 111 patienU. and to assist the event. UConn Cooperative Plan, Tom mer seems far off, and yet, some professional nurse' in a team Qt" MERCURY CHEVROLET PACKARD CHEVROLET Adams '59 spoke to the Latin III, machines be obtained, students of To further the work, maps and Kurt Eigenbrod added to the In­ business machines will be able to MHS students, when they are not lationship, especially in thel^aN 4-d o o r s e d a n 4-DOOR SEDAN SPORTSTER COUPE 4-DOOR SEDAN dians score after he finished first period 3, class on the background v/ritten reports were passed M use the tabulators in connection studying for exams or writing of those more acutely ill. 2!; RADIO, HEATER BEL AIR Taste, Price Trial in the 40 yard freestyle event. of Latin Literature up to the time with this code. before the Christmas vacation.' Many' of the imuibers showed Senior Doug Stevens and Junior of Plautus and Terence. It was Also thought about in adminis­ term papers, are already dreaming Scandinavian maps showing g;reat Interest in this type of nui|f In Cooking Class Pete Zaglio finished first and sec­ the first part of a two-part lec­ trative strata are the nossibllltles of pleasurable and practical ways general geographical features ing,‘ and Miss Marchant was ke|^ ond in the orthodox breastroke ture. of providibg French IV. College spend their summer days. What were drawn b.v Bonnie Smith, busy answering their numero^ $ C 7 C s c o c event to give the Indiana a 21-13 Biology n, and Special Physics. are some of these wishful day­ Linda Johnson, Nancy Ames, and questions. Leaflets enti.tled "Y ow 0 0 0 i O v The two ^oods III classes ' of lead. The Latin II sophomores’ reports Principal Edson M. Bailey explains dreams? Janet Belodeau. Barbara Geoff Career for Service and Securitj^ u i 5 D v w Miss Joyce Johnson in their latest Wayne Lowd found spring in on Greece to supplement their dally that there are three favors im­ Charles Ryan '59 would like to constructed two plastic relief were passed out for further Infq^ work have been passed back, cor­ LOW BANK TERMS EXTRA CLEAN NO MONEY DOWN NOMONOrbOWM cooking laboratories have been the New London diving board and mediately governing a decision on find a job playing summer stock. maps, one of Europe, the other mation. fiived to a first place in this event. rected. Dave Roberts paper "The this matter. He says that one of Poppy Girard '61 says she'd love to showing the principal cities of the Reg. $3.99-$5.95 VALUES! ‘‘exposed,” as Miss Johnson stated, The members were surprised end Stuek, rested after his win in Age of Pericles,” Diane Driscoir these factors is that there must be go on the Perry-Hunt Tour again, British Isles. Also doing a relief Interested to hear . that male s t£ THE FAMOUS N.AJ).A. to sin experiment with some very the 200-yard event, came back to "Greek Theater,” Suzanne Tay­ sufficient Interest in the courses. but this being impossible, she map depleting the resources of dents often attend the clasaah nutritious foods. win the 100-yard freestyle also. lor’s "Athens and Sparta" and Mr, Bailey further states that there plans to do a lot of water-skiing. those countries were Gail Senna Miss Marchant enlightened tO Ladies' 100% ^ BOOK The experiment had two pujr- Senior Co-captain Jack Jacobs "The Greek Religion" by Bruce must be a room and a teacher for Nancy Cooley '60 hopes to see and Marilyn Carey. Northwestern girl with a great deal of !»• HUDSON PRICE Price poses. The first was to compaCe cut the water smoothly and finish­ Murray were among the best hand­ each of the courses, and, since the Legion Junior baseball team Europe was pictured by Sue RHey. formation on the dne-year prograQ 388 tbo price, taste, and qualities of ed first in the 100-yard butterfly ed In, although, Lisa dowan' there will be about 200 more stu­ in another tournament so she can Nancy Ames and Janet Chris­ and found numerous likqly p rS - 1954 SEDAN 6 CYLINDER $615 No Mofl«y Down—$24 Month "Sparta and Athens" witji pic­ A LL WOOL LOOK tha foods and their individual price event. dents at the high school next year, travel to New York with them. tianson created maps of France pects for ' Licensed FrtiCtlCflO ranges. The second purpose was to Dan Dormer and Dave Doremus tures and Roger Harrison’s "Spar finding -such teachers and rooms Don Seipel '61 wants to get in and, Germany respectively. Nurses in HHS's Future NuinMe have girls come in contact with finished second and third in the ta" are not to be overlooked, will be difficult. some practice driving with the The written reports were done Club. «*• tcx^Aa they seldom would have 100-yard breaststroke event to ac­ most outstanding report "The Richard Stephens '60. ■ family car. Jo. Richmond '60 is by Janet Belodeau, Janine Brown, Joan Anderson, president, paasS SKIRTS anjrwhere else. count for the remaining of the In­ Study of Greek Medicine" by John looking for a job st a Cape Cod and Ronald Ulm. a sample of the selected club pht dians’ 4114 points, six more than • banettl received much encomium 1959 EDSEL - CORSAIR - 4 DOOR SEDAN 1he.v cooked calves liver which resort. Sam Foster '59, one of our Lynn Longfellow among the girls for their InspsiS the New Londoner’s. from Miss Doris Kibbe, his Latin tion and approval. ■xr- • Solid Color* coat $1-49 per pound, beef liver 49 AV Members Act more industrious students, plans • Tweed* Beautiful t>vo-tone moonrise gray and iaUsman red. With automatic drive, white aide tire8, heater and defrotaer. ce^lits per pound, lamb liver 39 cents Clyde Richard '59 II teacher. to sleep all summer long! It was then announced th a tS $ 97 pef pound, and tongue, which costs In Haroian Film Georgeanne McCaughey '60 Navy nurse would be the speakgr • Slim lin e safety dash, power brakes, power steering', clock, cigar lighter, oil filter, foam rubber seats. Factory Bst 49.cents per pound and two types of Speaking of College Latin Mary English Classes at the next meeting on Jan. 80. O Style* 13,382.00. . kidney, beef kidney which cost Text Analyzes Anne Beach, Paula Adams, and this time orders for the pin will be 25 cents per pound and lamb kid­ I Gail Noren spent a w e e k e n Mr. Jacob Haroian produced and Do Lit Research taken. ' “ • Size* 10-18. ney 49. cents per pound. The meats Ad Techniques I at Pembroke College. While there directed a short film demonstrat­ Penny Golden BRUNNER'S virabe served with 'brocoli, bacon, I they listened In on a Latin class. ing the use of the dry 'mounting I It seems that when the professor press in the Audio-Visual Depart­ In connection k'.ith their study . ~ ~ onions sind tomatoes the girls had ! asked the class a particular ques- canned last of all. "The Hidden Persuaders.” copies ment here, during Christmas vaca- of American literature the junior I S o i t l S I l n i s P i c t U r 6 $ K SPECIAL 1 lion, no one from the class "olun. tlon. Dianne Michaud commented, "It of which have been made available '1‘he MHS'Schedule of classes Is College Prepartbry English class-- for discussion in Junior English leered the answeri Ironically The actors . who demonstrated wfuB all right, but I didn't' like enbugh these 3 girls ,knew the the equipment were Garry Sutllffe, organized on'a 7-year period basis es of Miss Mario Caaey have been Now Being Takes Reg. to$32.$0 Uie lambs' liver at all.” "The classes “is an attempt to explore operating on a 6-period plan. Each doing projects and research top­ . PRICE a strange and rather exotic new, answer although It was neither the Robert Schuetz, and Joseph Schei- twteuo is good,” Mary •-Lantini time nor the place to display their benflug. All three students are class with the exception of Physi­ ics. Low Bank Terms sa A "It- is all very good!" de- S(req of American life.” cal EMucatlon, laboratory classes, In Section two some of the more “ Line up according to heightf VALUES! It ip about "the large-scale ef- knowledge. members of-the Audio-Visual Club. the-tall students over here ' a Q ’Clared Terry Mostoni. One young Jim Davis JUl Diskan, '60. . Shooting started Friday, Dec, and Boys’ and Girls' Choir meets interesting, reports were: -“Jonn- cotflt was heard remarking to an- forts being made,, of ten with im­ four tlmefe weekly. the shorter ones over there.” On«f pressive success, to channel our un­ 19, and continued on Saturday and than Edwards", "Quakers”, ‘‘Rob- MEN'S BETTER oUiar, "Weil, you have to have •JUUUS CAESAR’ STUDIED again we hear these familiar s ^ thinking habits, our purchasing de­ Monday and Tuesday of the loV ert Froat” , "Thfi Life of Edgar, 'tences as Mr. Leon Fallot of tb* an .-bpen mind about these things." are often, in a sense, ‘hidden’. The Oral reports and moving pic­ lowing week. Students with library passes are AllenAii.n Poe”p«.'< , “Ogden Nash",v o .h - and ” “ r. Leon Fallot of R w inne -WHderbrsind said in sur- cisions, and our thought processes result is that many of us are being tures -provided a preliminary study reminded that they are supposed FaUot Picture Studio and lfl| by the use of insight* gleaned from Mr. Haroian ia making this film two topics on conservation. paafeB, "It tastes like roast beef!" Influenced and manipulated, far for "Julius Caesar" In Mrs. Cath­ to report directly to the Library Some of the more .Interesting assistant photographer are in tSe OUTERWEAR psychiatry and the social sciences., in accordance with a Course in Pro­ process of taking the pictures Iff THE ^ R K Many, of the, gjigis IKied only one more than we realize, iij the pat­ erine Lang's .classes before Christ.- duction o f EMucatlonal Motion Pic­ and not to Study Halls, except for topics in Sectioq One were: ‘‘The A tjiim ofJmsat t& i some of them Typically these efforts Utke place terns of our everyday lives.” period 1. All students In the Li­ the nunieroUs. clubs and organise .Quiit Lined Wool Suburbaae, Hooded bensath bur level of awareness: so mas. Reports concerned tlie, cus­ tures taken at the University of American Nepro” , ‘The Dead Sea Farkasi Imported BavatiaR Loden 1 virith Rhoda Cole, who said toms, habits, dress and conquests brary during fifth periods eat tidna that make up the extra-cijS that the sppeala which mbve us According to the lehthor, Vance Connecticut. Scrolia”, "Benjamin' Franklin", Coata; Dry CteanaMe Soede Jaefceto. iw SfsNhbofcir n‘t like any o t it very much." Packard, "Thd use of mass psy­ of the Romans. A film of this type goea through lunch during the last wave and not '-‘PuritailE ducation”, and “A riculmr world at Manchester H ti^ School. Nearly 50 pictures wlU m CoeBy England choanalysis to guide campaigns of Gary SutUEe showed movies and many processes before it is com­ "With their Study Halls. Comparison of London and Dana” . Hipadreda. of I - . ^ I ...... I II taken including the faculty gt uxnei'i >1 11^11 .1 Dance on Feb, t persuasion has become the basis of organized important facts' con­ pleted. o$her .usuid- ' liUanUon o f a ^ o r s planning to a multi-miUion-dollar industry. cerning the Shakespearian Era in After tbs Movie is Shot, It is Application blanks for the El I OHS and the cafeteria stati S R « ii. vertlaed *p»< 96 well as the custodial etaff in afl* HAZ6L BISHOP $ a achool for dental hygian- The-Vanity M Dance wUl be Profjessional persuaders have Seiz­ Ehigland on Dec. 19. > sent away-to be processed b6foce National Foundation Scholaryhlp No) World .elate In the TOLLAND TURNRIKB. T A L ^ O T im E M they ed U[(on it in thci,r grojping for Jill Rosensweig, ’61. Mr. Haroian edits it and dubs in are available in the Guidancs^f* dltion the many .chiba - « S1.0Q men’* depart- held Feb. 7. Tickets fo r Ml stu­ Phu Tax J W H y - dents will be on sale shortly in more effective ways Jo sell us their the sound. It will then be sent to flee. Students interested' in, ap­ Thera wiU.be ho High School The picturea are being taken far c l e a n s e r meat GOOO.T8A08S< jp ^ ch will Room 121. *1 wares-wjiether products, ideas, at­ A rSpresentative from Clark Reeves Bound Craft r. Corporation plying for this schotarahip should World on Jan. 28 to mM the high school yearbook, the “ SSi Richard Avery *59 J titudes, candidates, goals, or states University spoke to Interepted for procesring. The film Is then obtain thesa application blanks term eicaqnlnaOona. * mania” whjch comes -out early oftmlnd?’ students on-Jan. 6. . . ready for public^ showing. - right away. the spring. i 1/ X I## MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRmAY, JANUARY 16, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HER> MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1969 PAGE- FIFTEEN PAC* FOURTEEN with MAJOR HOOFLL DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE crcaaqs tha Mrvie* coata for pollea, BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE Vi,!' Cll 1) & n S Ldlld ••'^letes^fn U^jllleg^raulT m* \R o c k v ille fira and health In th a t area. May to Address 1 illeds Accused Girl Scout NoVes cape capture. They wereXcciised Ha alao stated that a relativeTy HEY, SYLVESTER, ^ Ur* appropriating the Chario Re- large area la generally atudie4 fbr Glastonbury GOP C'MERE -QUICK! _ , o I 11 ,51St'T*rfe OTI Iris dondo Mines, manganese prodocers redevelopment, although actual Antw tr to ProvloUB Pu««f» R o w The Girl ScouU of Troop No. 26 , ViCtOlI. W Oriente Province. ^ Redevelopment Would G)st clearance may take place in one dr ■AN HONOR, ‘hostess; OlDYOU^ more location! within tha study Republican State Chairman Sd- ' Say? —OH,X SE E — FamoilS Folks have completed requlremenU for! -awr « m t rN i ^IVWEMTELV.J MR5.H00PLE' area. 'WJn H. May Jr. will be in Man-* ESAD.TVARTHA.M'DSAR ^ COUSIN fCyJ YOUR Kinsm a n hag their farm badges. Work on this W arning U.S. .^ $3 Million, Mavor Estimates ehitatar tonight — but net to talk \ g u v ' n o r I Y AAEET AW Kin sm a n . ^ At The coat to the city is about one 'Sy m in g to n INNITED YOU TO BE ' project commenced in September to Manchester Rapubltcana. O)tFORD3.aUICK0USK.' ACROSS DOWN sixth of the total expense since the o f t e n spo k e OUR GUEGT.'WELL, with a" visit to the University of — ® Gen. Marshall \ -___ i federal government pays two He Will he conferring with the OXFORD IS RELATED, OF His Neph ew We have SR.VERAL , 1 ----- Roy 1 ------avis '.me) (Coiitinurd li-im Page One) slopmsnt of an area in* development, but the Fox Hill aree OlaatonbOry Republican T e w n* THROUGH HIS WOTHER, Connecticut, where the girls toured thirds and the slate pays one sixth. APAOS.'-l MUST GUESTS INYHIS T 4 Incarnitioa 2 Scent the various animal bsirhs and dairy. RockvIlJ^B including Main St. and would Include Brooklyn St. end Overcrowding, alum-like hulld- Committee, which invited him to WHO WAS ONE OF THE S A Y l MAT5NO ESTA6LI5HMENIT, of Vlahnu 3 Author of mohed^io' teJUfy at the hearings, To avoid misunderstanding, the Condition Held other streets there ss well as the MAVFAIR HOOPLES.TO In addition to- the observation of the nor^ side of Fox Hill woiild Inga,'inadequate sanitary facilities a dinner meeting to be held at IDEA X WOUL'D BUT THEV'REX 5 Social adviser, •‘Deesmeron" w hidi jffBM etmdueted l>y Arkanssui U.S. Navy canceled previous railroad yards in the area. Cavey'a Restaurant MY uncle SYMINGTON the animals and their care, safety plans for 3,000 U.S, Marines' en cost 32 to\33 million. Mayor Her­ and the like constitute siihatand- FIND MY HOST- ALL OF THE ' E m ily----- 4 English Atty.'’.” Gringo who also served as Secretary of A tXXTOR OF I p l a n e t W H E R E f NO, I*M ALONE ( YE9...BUT "The committee is convinced that horse. William Turull of Oakland State and Secretary of Defense'----- :------X Fl(?ST (VPE I EV'ER / OXY TWENTY AW ENTY FOUR 22 Pitcher 19 Regions 33 Biblical king 48 Noun fufllx is the derogatory Latin American SCIENCE.' C>OC, I WE FOUNPNO ( HERE...AS MOU/ IT WASN'T the racial unrest in Arkansas was St. taught the membevs of the following the war, has lived a se-1 JA'V THAT FOUR?? TH«TSj 15 MY NAME . 24 Rodents 23 Fabricate 38 Repeat 50 Place term for U.S. cltlrens. of whom KNEW MOW MY FR1ENP5 CULTURE ...NOR \ ALSO SEEM / ALWAYS deliberately planned by the Comr troop how to tie, lead and bridle a eluded life with his wife since 1951. A, NAM E? /W HATS TOURS 26 Bewildered there are 12,000 living in- Cuba. TO EAT WITH \-T C A L L M E h u m a n s E IT H E r V t o b e ^ THIS WAY 27 Playing card munlst party;" the report added. horse. The girls also learned about It was then he retired—his" third ■ A 5POON.^ FOR THAT MATTER spot . "The NAACP appears to have been saddling a horse, and enjoyed Stands by Statement retirement from governmental 30 Cover heavily infiltrated with subversives riding it. In appreciation for all the Castro later told the Rotary service—as Defense Secretary. 32 Greek goddess and, wittingly or unwittingly, is intere.st and time he had given to Club he had not realized this com- 'The Marshalls, who also have a 691 MAIN STREET 34 A s c e n d s now a captive of Uie Communist the troop, the girls recently pre­ ment "would be published but he i {,(,^1^ Leesburg, Va., had been 35 Swerved apparatus.” sented him with a beautiful hand­ stood by it. ; their winter home in Pinehurst ■ NEXT TO GAS COMPANY 36 Also Bennett, who released the report made sign personalized with their In an related vein, Urrulia aaid , fall. Marshall received 1?HERE S Mo 37 French to newsmen, said he believed it favorite horse's name “Michelle.” MANCHESTER FREE LUNCH, in a TV broadcast: . . a few visitors on his 78th birthday illustrator was the first; time any investi­ for her stall, and a ceramic ash "I do not believe the N o r t h 31,.but remained In bed. His 'C.T. *. VB PM OM I OXFORD /W< L 30 Regrets gating agen6.v had found the tray, forming a horse's head, for American people would support j^^a 1th has not been at its best 40 Yawn its owner. JlykQ U a Jd NAACP ‘'subversive.” intervention in Cuba. I ajnee he had a kidney removed in IFREE PARKING IN REAR] 41 Novelist, The 32-page report, largely a This troop has also completed a that we should maintain the most and he was erlticsllv ill with John — summation of proceedings at the community project, where, through cordial relations with the United mfluenza in 1953. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Passes hearing, said "this committee has their efforts, each girl received a States, but without admitting Im- j ______; , 42 Consumed found that the incident which oc-^ velvet collar, and each boy at the positions... I have not received! State Receiving Home received a 45 Heart-shaped rurred at Little Rock on Sept. 2, any protest from Cubans about f{ocIctli//4> 49 Pass 1957 (the beginning of the integra­ comb ease, during the Christmas injustice in the trials of war crim-: — — —— 51 ------Franklin season. Comic books, records, cray­ CONTINUING OUR BY AL VERMEER tion crisis at Central High School) PKISCILT.A’S POP 52 Cleopatra's was not something that Just hap­ ons, puzzles and other toys were ‘"urrutla said further that his L ib ra ry G rO U p MOW NICE?- river also collected and forvaided to the (oARLlNGi) S O Y O U 'V E 53 Shoshonean pened overnight-” home. government proposes to seek re-, 1 o n flc M ice Psxnlr "It Lyss planned, schemed, cai- vision of international rules on the | JLjaU H » iT llho X tTLIk e k i d e o y o u r Indians culated, -and had as its motivating Mra. Clifton Rines is leader of ^H6Ar\ OUARREL! 54 Vsrnish this group and is as.sisted by Mrs. rights of asylum to prevent “war , ______ingredient factor the international Commun­ Norman .Southergill. criminals" from enjoying this Mi.sa Edith Peck, retiring after 55 Fruit drinks ist conspiracy of world domination privilege. 4(5 years as librarian of Rockville squarely behind the entire shock- Troop 86 with Assistant Leader 56 Hsrdy heroine Mra. Stanley Chapin met fat the The rebel chiefs vision of U..S. p„blic Library, was honored hv 57 Before I home of the leader, Mrs. C. B. Bet troops landing in -Cuba apparently the library corporators at their, - . m ______i..-., flared when •e'lV’U' t- during the vacation ti stemmed from demands by critics annual meeting last night, — still unresolved in the U.S. Congress that the she vt-as presented with a letter United Slates do something to of appreciation and two pieces of S H O R T R I B S BY FRANK O’NEAL stop the Cuban firing squads. One luggage. The letter noted that 11 I s! XT___ : a.*..s4__ mu- 1 a member of thei" ArmyV"' ' Tof i the ? of the loudest of these critics. Rep. Miss Peck ''demonstrated a gen- nine Negro students. The Guards- Wa.yne Hays (D-Ohio), said erous meRaiire of business as men were withdrawn after a fed- saw a Jaoanese a- eral court enjoined Faiibus from! ‘ ^ Japane.se a yesterday he meant economic re- as well as being responsible for O mochi. or rice cake making, for taliation, not the sending 01 accumulating "an annually flne,' interfering with integration and the New Year; mikko, or geisha troops.. collection of books. the Negproesi entered under federal girls. In training, dancing geisha, "We want good relations with "Combining a truly professional NOW YOU CAN GET ALL YOUR CHILDREN’S WINTER WEAR FOR THIS YEAR AND NEXT DURING troop guard. U mt >1 A- E . . m Japanese gardens and the sacred the United States - yes. But aiib- approach and singular vision you OUR GIANT PRE-INVENTORY SALE. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS. Rather than see the school in­ deer at Nara. Movies of apecial mission — no," Castro told the have helped set standards here of BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS tegrated V agkin last September, celebrations .such as Yabusame, or Rotary Club. which we can be more than LONG SAM Faubus closed all four Little Rock arrow-shooting from running The execution of what the rev-' proud. " the corporators wrote, WHYAREYOUCLUrCHIN’ WH0 STH'5 KUNK Public High Schools. They are horses done in an' ancient cos- oliitionan' regime calls war crim- ■ They continued, "it is inspiring, ALL OUR BOYS' AND GIRLS' YOUR DIVININ' ROD, MAW? W HO 'S 6 0 t4NA W R ECK still closed. tiime: Shi-chi-go-.san. or the • inals will contnue. Castro sa id , ’ Indeed, to think of the many peo- ITS ALREADY TOLD YER 6WEET,yOUN^ Icniple ceremony for children of j "Co.st w hat it co sts" And he as- Ple. young and old, whose lives you I'M THE ONE WHO'S I i p p f f f age seven, five and three, were ■ aerted alt executions would be have been made richer, in great Coveniry , shown. j ca-Tied o.it within tlie law. i flue to your o«m conscien- COAT And LEGGING SETS DOOMED T'Ser MARRIED. To close the meeting, the scouts , jn his refuge in the Dominican Lions planning and careful adrnin- Patrol Nom' Offers tiied their skill at eating with , Republic. Batista called the execii- ietration of this library a afTaira. t7 /THTHAT ir PIP, Japanese chopsticks. 1 tions "perverse attempts to Justify ( OHIue.-NOW OH Daytime Coverage ■ ---- 1 (rebel) crimes. " ' I'M I'l WAITIN' Troop 81 celebrated its birth- I Batista called "a disgraceful Two Drop Appeals SNOWSUITS ,^T'5EE" day recently by holding a cookout calumny" statements of the pro- In a move designed to give Cov­ I*'® leader, Mrs. visional government that 20,000 & entry better daytime police cover- Emil W er.stler, Tlie Tall Oaks ' persons...... were...... tortured...... and mur-.. On Driving Counts TJi. 0 •• H*. oa age. an extension of the Police i Patrol was in charge of planning deied betwe^en "Batista'a coup of Patrol phone will lie placed in the j and making preparations for the 1952 and hia fall two weeks ago. Two men have vacated their JACKETS o br MCA SopiAee, kw. Selectmen's office at the town 'ookout. After the .supper, songs Most victims had resulted from appes-la from Manchester Town "Your mother tays you broke a dinner date for tonight, building. j ueie sung around llie fire and "pitiless terrorism that the rebels Court convictions. \ ^ o ’s the...... lucky boy?” Beginning M onday calls made to games were played. A treasure imposed. " the former dictator aaid. Michael B. Ryle. 26, of East JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD the police Patrol office during the | hunt, with the girls' second year xhe Slate Department authoriz- iHartford, has paid the 315 fine SKI' PANTS F OFF YOU ALMOST VYRKtffP ME, BUT : hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. when niembership pins providing the gj Batista to visit the United levied in Town Court Dec. 8 for PONT BOTHCR WITH A HEY.' SHE CftOEP ME STfVf.; the office is usually closed, will be | treasure, concluded the evening's stales by herself .to see her 2- reckless driving. P'rank O. Blum, SCH, PR. WRISHT. that's pure su b* SOT MY SENSES BACK, AND OH...' CONSCIOUS.. I'M NOT LETTIN& YOU OFF answered by the selectm en's office. activities. year-old daughter Marta, who la 23. of 163 Spruce St., has paid a TOO" EASY. TOU'a STAY TILL WE BY ROUSON This step was decided between The girls in charge of the affair ill in. Daytona Beach, Fla. [312 fine for speeding. H« was con- / STEVE, LI’TTLE SPORTS Chief Ernest J. Peloquin. Deputy were Marilyn Twomey. fire build­ /^CMAOS - WS4,^ / A U.S.-bom attorney who ia now victed the same day. f v'OB'-D nesui-TiN* or Chief Thomas J. Dunnack and ing: Beverly Werstler and Carol a naturalized Cuban citizen, W. ' Ryle and Blum had posted 375 tARCE SEtECTION - FALL TOO . SPOATO Lieutenknt Eugene W. Conner and •Marks, cooking and meal planning; p£*THS ^ C R IS IS - ' ' Edward Klawans, was arrested on and 350 bonds, respectively, on ap- /. ^"oven^-- selectmen. Jane Spaeth, songs, and Susan chargea of defrauding the govern-; peal. 1511 - c A list, giving the location of j Wilkie, games SSL IfH various volunteer patrol members' ----- during the daytime working hours j™ ., s n*’ • will be kept in the Selectmen's of- ! \L ITIstPfl ^O lO FlK t DRESSES fice and they will be called in time ' ■ • ^ axssxss of emergency. Charged in Crash “Boom ivithout Squeeze^ HeuceM Sizes I to 3-3 to 14 Mary Ann Lacliat, 18, of Win- BY JOHNNY HART Union Strike Ends B. C. sted, was charged with following CORDUROYS I IG too closely this morning after an I'vE DECIDED THE EATANTER WE EACH HOUP o u r AN MDUROTtKN BIAS' At Bridgeport Gas accident in which her car was de­ BY ROY CRANE WILL CHOOSE THE LEADER ANT AND THE HOLDER molished. The crash occurred about BUZZ SAWYER OF THE ONE HE TAKES . UPPER! AKJVOTrtER ’59 7:20. MERCURY for VELVETS o h ! OF US.. ^ (Continned rmm Page One) IT'S WORSE THAN YOU THINK, BUI. THE OHIT > CAREFUL, BUZ! 'COME I IS OUR UEAPER . ■nME 'itoUlP RJPH4& According to police. Miss Lachat WRT A PEH&UM CAM SPOT HIMSELF A LAPY IS THEY'RE f I'V E GOTTA SKIN OFF WHAMO! work week from 40 to 32 hours. was driving west on W. Middle? Always a TO OFFER ANOTHER PENGUIN A PEBBLE. IF THE , DANCEROUS.' GET A y Ronald A. Malony, president of Tpke. behind a car driven by Carl Better Buy at FALL PLAIDS r if BEE'S ACCEFTED, IT’S AN EVEN BET HE'S . ' ncTusr OFF OF HIM, the utility, said he was pleased A. Anderson, <17. of 14 Hudson FOUND HIMSELF A WIFE.' ... that the negotiaiors had been able St. Anderson. polic6 said, made a Moriarty Brothers 7 to effeqt a atrfke settlement as right turn into a driveway east rapidly as the>’ did. of Oxford St. and Miss Lachat's While the company was struck, vehicle slammed into his. ' SPECIAL THURS., FRI., SAT. gas service, supplied on an inter­ Patrolman Charles Morneau said EXTRA SPECIAL state pipe Itije, flowed freely to both vehicles were heavily damag­ 55,000 customers In Bridgeport. ed but that Miss Lachat's was ' MORIARTY BROTHERS BOYS' SPORT JACKETS Fairfield, Strafford, Trumbull and probably a total wreck. Her car Easton. was towed away. j 301 CENTER STREET—Ml 3-$U$ TROUSERS The public utility was struck at Miss Lachat is due in court to- j FAMOUS NAMES—BILLY THE KID, FARRAH, DRESS SUITS 12:01 a.m. after a deadline pas.sed morrow. No injuries were reported. | HEALTH-TEX-LINED and UNLINED MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl in union-management negotiations. T 'T H o rew e" Under the terms of the pact, the Reg. $2.98. Reg. $4.98. Reg. $5.98. HOLD THE e N t GOING TO employes will receive a wage in­ DOOR OPEN, BE ONE OF crease of 11 cents an hour, addi­ BY LANK LEONARD MRS.DUDLEV.. " 30 % OFF MICKEY FINN tional fringe benefits amounting I'M LATE.'.' $1.98 $5.49 $3.98 lU MAKE rr EASY.' VOU*M to two luid a half cents hourly, / / / / ' / GOIN’ TO M IXTA BUNCH OF WOOFS.' and a new half holiday. BOYS' LONG SLEEVE The company guaranteed the I90 JERSEYS union employes, oirrently on the ask for Rain Dears payroll, that they would not be LONG SHORT affected bV any layoff during the e*«VH coming .year. This assured them J _ s . y ■/ PANTS SETS PANTS SETS of 40 hoork bf wot-k for the next at Corduroy- -Rayon Flannel 20% OFF 62 weeks', c/ / Plannel-Llncd Large Selection The union; meanwhile, gave the REG. rom pany^ Wtisfactory interpreta­ 32.98 tion of the company request for a ■ n n r ^ " $1.98 SHIRTS! SHIRTS no-strike clause in the new work REG. FLANNEL — CORDUROY — DRESS ' contract. • 34.98 $3.49 $2.49 $1.79 Reg. $2.49. Reg. $2.98. Reg. 1 8 .8 8 . Beer Can’l Have Sugiar REG. Reg. ( APTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 35.98 $3.98 $4.98 $3.49 $1,79 $1.98 $2.79 w o r ARB X RBAPIT! T F C O P ^ A W THBV V«KB BBEK) THBRB... V 5W Eal IT Munich—A long-atanding dis­ you WAVIM' 1 AFTERTlIiSSTWOareEfB PKOWtBLV JUSTMPORBTWiy/ TAKBB TH’ . pute among brewera has been aet- GIRLS' FLANNEL-LINED and UNLINEO BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THAT PAPER/ FOR BLOtNlW UP TK 5 C H 0 ^ STUMBLBP ONTO US 5BTTIM' HBAT OPP UW MR. ABERNATHY — r JOB'. THIS pfsew B es. a n p s iv b s T tled b.v a F-ederal Court decision which atatea that in Bavaria only ALL RIGHT, BUT THIS ■b a t o a T! WBAMteATj IT'S WALTER WA! hops, malt, yeast, and water may SLACKS AND HE IS POSITIVELY THE BABY DEPT. SPECIALS be used in making beer. Any fer­ REG. REG. REG. REO. WANTS A LAST TIME.' mented beverage containing sugar 31.98 32.98 34.98 35.98 HANDOUT. or a sweetening agent or coloring n lw made from 'sugar "may not be OVERALLS traded in Bavaria under the name 1.49 1.98 $3.49 $3.98 of beer, even If it has been pro­ floral finish duced outalde that territory and TODDLERS -S-M-L-XL. is recognized there a.s beer.”' or satin clear / INFANTS. 2 to 6 ‘ $1.98 Reg. $2.98 ’ £______, Ti !! Ill GIRLS' BLOUSES 30-MlNUTE FREE Product at Ikt Uiclo' SoIm Ca., lac. / SPECIAL CROUP JERSEYS SKIRTS P INSTALUTION BY PETE HOFFMAN INFANTS' BOYS'-GIRLS' HATS MR. COBB/YOU'RE A __ MAYBE* Reg. $1.00. Reg. $1.98. Reg.■'$2.98. REPORTER/..I6 N'TTH 016 BUT I CAWTI DRESSES 3 0 % OFF « 0MEWAVTOFIN0 0ir r TO Y rtN TE A TH E WM0L 6 STO RY HAPPY ENDING SUITS BEHIND AUUTHIS'B FO R YOU/ 79c $1.49 $1.98 F r e e Installation Semalhiog to adore, LARGE SELECTION whan it ttarb lo ttorm or pour. PRE-SEASON SPECIAL NEW floral-finiih or Nlin-claor f'nith Rain Dean, in NEW button-Hap. ityla, BOYS' end GIRLS' MITTENS AND GLOVES, SERT C0UER5 MANCHESTER' cute o) ^button, inug os a bug! SHOPPING .' Owr^la ground-gripping, sola. PARKADE , SPRING In madiutn or high heal. . . or OOFF West Middle Turnpike ONE modal for A U heal heights. MANY OTHER UNADVIlffiSED . gild Broad Street . Sasort — lantibla — inditpstuabM COATS THROUIBpHpgt t»4t STOI

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m a n c h e s t e K e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r ; c o n n ,, Fr i d a y , Ja n u a r y i 6, i 969 PAGE SIXTEEN Boros, Maxwell Sharing Lead \ \Big Money Making Ring Champions SOCGIKNG Can Relax Between Title Defenses Indians Risk i Field Jammed W in Streak I In Rich Golf BOY’S .14 \H)K I.EAOl E <’Ht Rf'H LEAGl E T4 E.SDAY llorH EW IVES RBMTAttBANT L£A0UC ST.ANDINGS HtaiHIIngs AtamUngk 8tWidln|» New York, Jan. 16 (/P)— H K c w 1. Pel. W. L, Pet W. L, P W. L. tct. Big tnone.v-making champions Four Ivy Threats J ^ *k *i, In Road Test Crosliy Mixup Orioles ...... 17 7 .708 ,St. James' i2l ...... 5'2 16 .765 SpalnUs •. . . . Walnut . . . ' ...... -.46 18 .71# don’t have to worry any more Dodgers ...... 14 10 „583 North Metliodist (2). 43 25 .632 i Rolling Pins , . Oak Grill ...... 85 29 .547 In Olivares Book Moore Challenges Red Sox ...... 13 11 .54 2 Center Congoa i l l .. 43 25 .632 , Sklllels . navey'i ...... 33 31 .518 about the six months title de­ 6y BAT BOLDUC I’eblilp Beach, Calif., .Tan. 16 Lake Hniias ...... 30 34 .469 Slrcak-running Manchester High Indians ...... 13 11 .542 St, Jolin s ...... 39 29 .574 i Flying Saucers ...... 33 31 .516 fense rule. The National Box- (/P)—.luliu.s Boros and Bill.v 36 .32 . 1 Double Boilers ...... 22 42 .344 Chatterbox ...... i..10 M .469 Princo- School, unbeaten in its last three Ciilis ...... 13 11 .54 2 Second Congns ...... 529 Boston, Jan. 16 ..54'J 35 33 .5151 Coffee Ciipa , . . , . .18 16 .281 Ray’s ...... iS 48 .281 I ing Assn, today just about! HaiViir starts after, having lost t h r e e Maxwell, who both know well S. .\leria * Sons. . 13 11 I St. Mary's ...... England’s Boxers 13 11 .54 2 34 34 ..500' A 3-1 win over the second plsce gave the hoot to the often disre-l Penn will ’ probably be the straight', hag three pretty good the wa.v to golf’.s iia.v window, Tigers ...... j St. Bridget's ...... By taking three of fdur Jltilnti 12 .,500 32 36 ^471 ; Ih'll'hg Pma Incresaed Ihe Sps- gsrded regulation | front-riinners In Ivy league reasons for wanting to beat host paced a jam packed field into Red Ember ...... n i .St, James’ ( 1 i ...... from Ray a Restaurant this ra-eek, 12 12 .500 32 36 471 i'" I " * ' fl''"' place niRigin to 14 full Not many of the boxing champs, Wethersfield in I o n g h t's 8:30 L. T W ood ...... i Temple Beth ...... the Osk Grill Re.staurant to6k over football next year. In the judg­ today’s .second round of Bing 11 13 . 1.58 30 38 t4llghmea Tlie Sklllels l■apl^ll•ed sll had paid much attention to the| ment of Vale Coaeh Jordan New York, Jan. 16 (/Pj- Archie Moore, as adept at publicity CCIL till in Wethersfield. A JV W. T Grant . _____ : Center ( 'ongos ( 21 . aole possession rtf second place but Croabv’s $.50,000 merry mixup. Regal Men's Simp 9 -15 .37.5 29 39 427' pumla from the Double Boil- alill trails league-leading W*lnut rule anyway. - | Ollvar. asis ketl/eeping his world lightheavyweight title, flung a challenge preliminary is on tap starting at Boros, a former National Open ] 4 20 .167 North Metliodist ( 1 i 28 40 412 *'9'' I*'*' E'yo'K SancerS op- Reaiaiuanl by H games, Sponsor The NBA s Executive Commit­ Speaking yesterda.v to the 6:45. champ, and ex-amateur king Max-' ended the Coffee (Tups 3-1 in other at hJngland’s two top heavyweights today. To back it up he iter Al New- I Concordia Lutheran 27 41 .397 Roger DlTafandO’a convbine up­ tee said heavy taxation had made Vale Club of Boston— at the 1. Manclieeter haa yet to ui»eml Well both caught fire with a airing action at Ihe \ alleys. ended third place Csvey’a Resau- it virtually impossible for the ma- offered $150,000 to Henry Cooper who earlier this week out- the Eagles, .being on the short end of birdies on the second nine holes ton 118-1 14 (336). Ron Mona 117 I Zion Liilheran . . . 25 43 .368 city's liars ard Club—Olhar pointed Brian London for the Brlt-^- Top single game efforta were ant 3-1 and the Bnitrtn Lake Home I jor attractions like middleweight 1 of 68-56 amt 68-48 deeisions last of yesterday's opening round lo Mac McCurrv 111. Ron Romlrienu South Methodi.st , . , 25 30^^ said he has hopes Vale will he tab heavyweight championahip. 112, Jim Somers 121, Tony Zelonis produced by Evelyn Lorenizrn ; points from the Chat- : champion Sugar Ray Robinson and up there ton. .\t lejist It Durelle In their fight at Montreal season and a 46-37 verdict earlier shoot five-iindei'-par scores of 67. I Shiitoul i-nlnries i4-0l 121. 1.17, Church tlO, .lean Noiirie in othCr matches at the "I .see where Cooper wants Thai gave them a one-stroke ad­ 109. Jim Harvev 106, .Inn Crowell ' heavyweight king Floyd Patter­ sliniiUI l>e stronger than It was last month. Moore was fioored this winter. .balked up hy .SeCml (ooprega- ,,.j H2, Ann Meyeia Doiihle Strike nileyx. *140,000 to fight Floyd Patterson vantage over U.S, Open Champion 109-108, Kd Borgids 107, GeniM son to hold strictly to the code, In the past year, he said. four times, but finally kayoed 2. The Indians, with a .3-4 won tlon.ll over Emanuel I.ntlieran. u j Hilina .McConib 107, l.oriaine .Scoiea of note were pinned by for the world title," ageless Durelle In the 11th. Tommy Bolt and f.aat rising young White 105, Ell Doucette 11110,5, j Both to Defend Olhar said the new rule Archie declared as midnight and lost rex'ord In league warfnri, Tom Potter 107. Tom R\an 106, Cenler Congregalional III over | |■.^tel■inan 107, Chaiiolte Granville Nino Aceto 129-347, Pet* Kondra star John McMullin. Nine others Sonlli Methodial. Cenler Congre-1 mfi Evelyn Hutton 108 and Claire It made the point at a Thurs- change that widens the goal neared at the Boxing Writers' | Nexv York Not Dead lyin tie Wethersfield, sporting a .Marty Brandi 10,’). Don .simnoms 142. Al BertuAsi 128-1.34-348. Btan were deadlocked at 69. On that list gational i2l over St. .lames' I'liOhremaki 105, , day meeting in whicli it accepted posts probably won't cause A.ssn. annual dinner. Gen. Melvin KrulewUch, new 4-3 cu ll, record, lor fourth place. 105, Chsiies Nielsen 107 sn« Played Well .Standings Bill Sheekey 351, Nick BtJllnSkl W L Pci get's, SI, .Mary s o\er N n r t h Walnut Restaurant ..33 9 .786 men Basilioi and Patter.son's man­ a week apart to establish myself boxing away from Now Yora. Let With an overall 5-4 record Except for Wall and Palmer, all 127-139-383. Gene Phaneuf 129- ,'ilethodist 111 and SI. John's over Hobby Shoppe ...... 23 19 .54 8 1 ager. Cus D'Amatn, said F l o y d as the rightful contender for the '.here be no mistake about that. Wethersfield larries a two-game the leadeis played the Monterey 1 Heim's Camern . . . . 37 19 .661 31t and Josh SasieU 1,32-360. •.fi'.'; ^ Zion Lilt hern n White Glas.s ...... 20 22 .476 ' would defend against a yet un­ heavyweight title" I have every reason to hope that losing skein into tonight’s skir­ Peninsula Country Club course, i Man. Auto Pnrt.s ... 36 20 ,64.3 24 .4'29.' Top 10 howlers who have rolled i Rainbow Club ...... 34 22 .607 .Ion-1 ha ...... 18 named opponent "within a reason­ Vcrmoiil Five "Who do you think you're kid­ we will have heavyweight title tT -V ' ______mish, Coach Millard Mason’s club easier than the othei- two used Week’s best single and triple Manor .Soda Shop . . . . 18 24 .429 at least 30 games: Jazz Fuller able time." ding?" skeptic asked afterwards bouts in New York this year." having lost lo Bristol and unbeat­ in thig tomnamenl ('vpreas Point | Oanlon Rosla\iiant . 3.1 2.1 ..>81 scores: Tiny Bonhiiiii 135-361, Fred Fletcher's Glass ...... 14 28 .3,13 I Lake Hoiisei 117.20. Dick DlBella en Windham in its two most re­ and Pebble Boacb. So the Job of Oaudet .Ir’ .elPi.g ..3 2 21 ..571 I Chattel box I 117.4, Wall Arcklvv Breaking the Ice At the same time the commit­ ax Moore signed autographs. Abe Greene of Paterson. N.J., McCurry 144-355. .lolin Aceto 127- la-agiie-leiiding Wsiniil {tOKlRll- cent starts, .Stylish Ron Morris- .slaying altend loomed toughei fo r; Manehesler Oplieal . 28 28 .500 ((.favey’si 116.25. Smokey SmolUK tee warned bantamweight cham­ Ready to Stop Not Kidding commissioner of the National Box­ 340, John Brown 131. .N it n z i o rant maintained ils 10-f Rp)e «f|- Though they usually perform on frozen water, .linx and Alfredo Lucky for Luther elle, the loop's third best scorer. \ Boros. Maxwell and the others who | .lon-Uf.s ...... 20 30 .404 I Walnut I ;1.5 10, Charlie Whelan pion Alphonse Hallmi to defend "Me. kid?" answered Archie ing Assn, propo.sed "W e do aorae- Lupacchlno 130-138-378. F r a n k vantage with a 2-1 decision over Mendoza have no trouble trading skates for a water ski. The Billy Stewart, dangerous J o h n today tai'kled Pebble Beach in tbi.s ’ Mamdiester Trust .. 23 33 .411 lAVainiiii 11.5,3, .loe Sylvester his crown by April 15 or face loss with raised eyebrows. thing to implement the Supreme Number 13 proved the right number for Don Luther in the Mich­ Monette 127. Howard Holmea 129. ,lon-l>i's .since tlie second place skating stars are churning things up at C>'press Gardens, Kla., Bincliera (a proven menace to I8th National Pro-Amateur Tourna- ^ Memorial Stor e . . . . 10 37 .330 iChalleihox) 114,26. .losh Saslela of the title. He hasn't had a title UConn Streak "Don't worry," rhimed in his Court's decision. igan Ski Meet at Mount Holly. As the 12-vear-old Luther was Gerry niappell 127-139-367, Ted Holihy Shoppe also wound up willi where ice Is only In cubes. fight since Nov, 6. 1957, Manchester in the past), Ted Beal menl. Kacli golfer will play ( ’rown (Meaners . . . . 12 44 .214 Ijiwrence 135. Tonv 5'acono 130- lOak Grill I 114.24. Dan Malln- manager, cagy Jack Kearns. "We "I don’t want to do away with speeding to first place in Open Class C for boys, he slipped and a 2-1 veidict over While Glass. In Robinson's last title fight was and John Babel will cdniprise the three courses before Sunday s final j i^„j,„p.|,.a,i,„g Henn a Camera 343. Irv' ('flrlf^nn 3.51. Stan M atte-!„ malrli al the Y allf'.y.r the giiaggi iWalnull 114,2, Paul Mor­ Storrs — Connecticut will have can get the money." television. All I would like to see fell j^ust as timer in the foreground was about to stop his watch. last March 25. when he regained Moore, who received the Edward Eagles’ starling team, ■ in this 72-hole event. shop staved one-game ahead of the aon 338, Nino Aceto 341, CSil 8o(ia Shop blanUeri Klet< her ris I Chatterbox) 113.39 and Bill a battle on Its hand.s when it meets | happen ia its harnessing so thaj. Recovering quickly, the Rochester, Mich., lad gained victory by J. Neil Award as the fighter of the After being checked with only son 336. Howas d Peters 338. .San-e i ; 1hx« 3-0 Sheekev 113 33. the crown from Ba.sllio. Patter­ "Vermont in a Yankee Conference it can be an adjunct to the aport eight-tenths of a second. . ,'.no U ifl" Hlthough being held to a 2-2 son isn't due for a title defense Year for 1958, didn’t mention nine points in his first appearanoe for the *4,000 to]) price, also ls l,„split ... by the .foui______tli-plai e ,,Gaideii " w ill not be printed in this W I. Prt. F. * S Gage 18 21 .462 I fice 1. marlly re.sponsible for the Red's in thiS piclure.sq'.ie .Moiilerey to Mr. Yawkey (Red Sox owner Would Be Costly exception of total points scored in won 89-83 blit it was secondary t ! 10 p.m. EST, over, the National column. Al.so, use first iianiea of OllVRR y.SSO ...... 7 .fiOfi Green Barbers 16 '2.3 .410 I.rf:ading Bcores: Jack Funke 182- fore McCurry came along to post and ivhite’s string of three con­ Peninsula. .Maxwell doesn'l think 129-382, Dan O’Crtnnell 147-860, Tom Yawkey I and that I was to be "Ray said he not,.6nly wouldn't a single game. This year he is av­ New York iN E A i -Someone al-r* rounds. This de.spite the fact that 'a lack of interest on the part o, ' Broadca.sting Co. network. howlers hilling score.s of note. Dai’i-Mnld ...... 27 n .750 Merrill's .Market 7 .32 .179 it. I'm very happy about It, nat­ eraging 18.3 points per game. He a fine 428 effort. . . McCurry and secutive triumphs. Reserves who Briiin.s and ing« playing the Monterey rourse wa.s 12 ,fifi7 Ernie MeNetll 134-847, Bemle make any money in fighting a sec­ wavs pops up for Cus D'Amalo toi Copper was knocked out by .lo- John Q. Public. Matthew.s. 19. making hi.s d eb u t,™ , j Pnpani B ...... 24 Could it be possible that the urally. I know replacing Joe Is ond title fight in one year," said also leads the team in rebounding a™,-,. , 1.. hkfisson and Joe Bvgraves, another .Johnson are teammates with Bob are likely to see action include an advantage despite his first .. .20 Ifi ..V)6 Laihrop ,343, Buck Buckminster 129 stuff do\m tile ringworms throats i --- i. . a' 7. . w , Earlier in the day Wednesday 'in (■'alifornia, rales as a 2-1 favor-j 1 ,1 0 (1 l O l ' McCnnn> pennant rare is over at this early not the ea.siest thing to do but I'll Greene, "but that he would prob­ with an average of 14,7 per game. f- ■I P'ncriiohEnglish stiff, and beaten hy Joe -Schaller's front running Manches­ Wes Feshler. Clyde Rirliard, Bill Fourth round lead V FRUIT LE.tGUE Rmn’s Tavpin .. 17 IP .472 . and Dave Roae 12*. a.s a challenger of Floyd Patterson , Rrskine Cheney Tech attracted more thni lie. He is undefeated in 16 fights .Standings stage ’ Tile front-running Man-j just have to dig in and do it." ably have to cut into what was Behind Lord la Captain Buddy Bygrnves has since been 200 to the spacious Main St. drill ter Motor Sales' entr>’ ... Take it Kelsh, Hank Pedemonte and "The wind at Pebble Beach and Hailfonl R(i. ^Inll . . . 14 22 .n«9 ehesler Motor Sales may prove Best while ducking others more worth­ annihilated by Valdes, the njost ac­ and ha.s stopped 12 opponents. W 1 Tnip to Sox policy, Harris' sal­ left of his first purse. Kuchar, 5-9 senior guard with a shed for a contest with Holy Trir. from three well informed soccer •ophomore Mike Reardon Afl(‘r Boston Win Cypress Point i which border Ihe 1 WpRt Side Tavern . 7 29 .194! tough In overtake after Inereasing 16.3 game average. Others in dou­ while. tive heavyweight of 1958 with six men - Coach Roy Dath of Trin­ Armstead. 21, a former high Pacific Ocean) can he a big fac­ Berries ...... 37 2 Arniorv Ta\’p?’fi , . . . fi no .167 GARDEN GROVE CATERERS ary wa.s not made public. I "We arc aware of the tax proh- ity of Hartford. The Tech stu their advsnlage lo nine full games Standing* winter tire we've lems of boxing's hi money mak- ble figures are 6-2 Junior guard Fir.st it was what was loft of straight victories. ity, official Hugh Greer of UConn school cross country runner and tor.” he explained. " There wasn t Dales & Nuts ...... 3.5 2 Bucky said he did not feel he I denl.s. It must bo said, remainci New York. Jan. 16 i/Ti - The For the first time siiii e dropping „ rerent 3-0 shutout over the W. L. Pet, Charles Lslcs with a 14.7 game av­ Tommy Jackson, reduced from a Possible Foes uid Coach Dick Denielson of Man­ now a student at ne.srbv Compton much yesterday but there eoiild Fig Bar.s ...... 34 .1 .,5,31 could di.aou.ss basic policy, front of­ j ers, " said Greene. "It particularly only for tW fir.st half and the Boston Bruins and the Detroit Red all three points to Dari-Maid in a Green Barbers. The only two Receptions ...... ___ 3 1 .780 hunicane to a gentle zephyr. Next The wa,v things look now it will chester High Manchester'i .lunior College, is the California be for the second snd third Sugsr Plums ...... 33 2 ever offered... fice problems or the team's per­ hiLs heavyweight champions and erage, and 6-4 senior center Bob departed in droves when ehec! Wing.s. both of whom have been ' first round match, Oliva’s Esso teams whieh appear capable of Wedding* ...... ___ S 1 .750 Gallagher witli a 11.9 game aver­ it was balding Pete Radcmacher, be Cooper first for Palteison and .'.loe Morhardl is the best soccer cha mpinn. round.s. But Just give us a little Peaches ...... 30 .! sonnel until he can confer with ' big attractions like Robinson. We out tim,' neared. steadily .sliding down the National .Station ia bark m fust place lliaiika giving Hie leaders a run for their Buffets ...... 3 1 .750 age. The fifth man on the start­ wlio knocked out a muscle-bound then mavhe Johans.son. the dim­ goalie in the country. Add the .Arm.stend ha.s won 22 matches, Ic.cik." llonevdews ...... 24 4 and at the lowest Yawkey. Cronin and Mike Higgins, j, took account of that in the case Basketball interest in Manches­ Hockev League standings, were ■'*'' I lo a conihination of a ,3-0 aliui out money are second place Correntl’s Clambakes ...... ___ 1 3 .250 of Jersey Joe Walcott and others ing lineup, 6-2 junior forward Russian weight-lifter to win the pled Swede who starched Eddie name of Coach John Squires of lost four and boxed one draw. Birdies .-Vplenty The fronl-riinning Berries and triumph over Hartford Rd Grill the field manager. i Olympic championahip. Ijist Au­ ter on an independent level is a tied for the fourth and last play­ In.siiranee and third place Don Smnrgasbords .. ___ 1 3 .250 in bending the rule. Frank Giordano is averaging seven .Machen in a round lo become the UConn to the list of Morhardt He's been fighting as a pro since off position today. Billy dr.ipped birdie putts of fifth place Pearlies scoreil similar and Pagani'a rousing 3 0 win over Willis Garage. The Garagemen He did indicate that he would | gust, fight writers wrote about a new post-war low. When ,vo. Outings ...... ___ 1 3 .250 price in years! "The problem is so urgent that points per game. num'oer one contender. boosters. Morhardt was named to 1955 and recently received special The deadlock came about last 10, 12 and 15 feet in the fi\e holes 3-1 virtories over Hie .Sugar Plums Dari .Maid wlili h was mlntis the are 11 games off Ihe pace after not interfere with Higgins' running Roy Harris' quaint relatives at can’t get more than 100 out to so< Opening matches In the second we have named a committee head­ Connecticut and Vermont were If D'Amato reallv is looking lo a conte.st on the hou.se then some­ the second All-America team sel­ schooling from former heavy­ night when the Brnin.s blanked the he played in .subpar figures on the and Fig Bars, respectively, while services of CTlel Nowieki and Cliff rolling a 2-t derision over the In- of the club. Cut 'n' .Shoot in Texas’ big thicket ected by the National S o c c e r weight champion Joe Louis. hack nine. Boros. Witli hia ap­ Keeney. The Milkmen will -el an round of play resulted. In 3-1 vlc- ed by Dr. Ward Wylie (NBA the pre-sea.son favorites to make a to get Patterson a pa.vday in Lo.^ hurt Jack Solomons, at whom he thing is radically wrong. League Wings 3-0 for their first victory the 1 iinners-ti|i Dales A- .N'lils and siiranceiiien. Foiirtli place E Jr S "On the matter of trades. I'll do Coaches Association of America, proach shoLs working to perfec­ opporlunlly In move ahead of . , „ , „ lories, with the Receptions defeat- president from Mullens, W Va„) race of the Yankee Conference, Angeles. profes.ses to he extremely mad haskelball to date ha.s cost spon­ WEST SIDE .Il'NIORS The winner hopes to cincncinch a j in five games and Iheir third in Honeydews divided four |)oint.s. (lage blanked Merrill s Market 3-0 Outings, Weddings turn­ what Mike wants me to do. " Harris to start action on the subject. We dominated by Connecticut m the because of his association with the He w'as riinnenip lo Dick W il­ In the first game of a double- fight with top contender Kenny ■ the last 14 outing.s Detroit has an tion, hirdied the final four holes Barbara Slieiige 116. .Marge Oliva's when Hie two giants clash Now it's Henry Cooper, a pass­ sor Sam Carilli less over *1,000, in a third malrli ing back the Smorgaebords and said. expect to have every commi.ssion- past. The Hu.skie.s now are 4-0 in International Boxing Club, he ■Mitchell reports. liams of Penn.sylvania, a two-lime header at the Verplanck School ' Lane and eventually get a shot at | even worae record with only one He needed putts of onlv 2 'j feel. Holnies 113. Helen Mather 111. head on next week. .Sliarpshooting Fred able boxer with a China chin. With should let the fishmonger promote first team choice. 4. 12 and 2 'j. so good was hi.s ■ Buffets beating the Clambakes, Harris commented on the fol­ er write to his representative and the League and 11-2 overall. Ver­ There Isn't any doubt that the last night, well coached Fairfield ' Champion Joe Brown. i Imimpli to show for their last 13 Bessie MeKay. Flo Kloter 107. •MrCanii's Service Station and broke Art .lolinsotra week-old j Turning in singles of 105 or bet- lowing subjects: senators in Washington t,o urge mont is 3-3 in the Conferenre as an Olympic Games champion com­ the Patle; son-Cooper thing in Ixm- X- * * approaclies •lanet Mailhot 107. Cliit kie .lanleke West Side Tavern scored respec- ing up agahi next year, Patterson, No, 1 spectator sport in, .\menca Market drubbed defending chain- Toniglil s bout will he scored starts. throe-game high with a rousing j ^ere Olive Rossetto 118-120 How to handle Ted Williams— enactment of legislation to permit the result of lo.sing twice to Maine don:- That would fix Solomons House it Hale, 45-16. under California's 10-polnt per , Each has 38 poinUs. four less IJefending champion Billy 106, Ceal Taft 106 and Grace M ur-[live 2-1 victories over Renn a 'T *''-■ <28 triple. Fred opened wjlh aj |.' q) Edie Correnti 110-108 as managed by D'Amato, is set for , would never win that honor here- O ff the ('iiff pion, 53 "l^ t him handle himself. " athletes to spread their earnings (both by two points), and a seven good. And Patterson and Cooper ' aliout.s for league or independent The Marketeers were again led round system 10 points to the than the third place New York i per soared lo a 74. lay 105 turned in the flne.sl single | mn and Armory Tavern In other single, followed up with a 136 i Marie’ Hehenstreit 114-105, Helene the immediate future. wouldn’t draw anything remotely Holdouts "What have they got over a period of vears That priv­ pointer to Rhode I.sland Confer- offerings on a semi-pro or ama- Junior Bill MacArdle of Brown by their fine field geneial Mar.sh pvinner nine or less to the loser Rangers, and three more than the | Ken VentiiriB, San Francisco's game efforts. malehes and closed with a 1,35 Lo surprass, 114-109. Amy Plrk’ey 113, to stand on. some of them? I don't ilege is given to authors and cnco wins were over .New Hamp­ While Ingemar Johansson and approaching important money in University will compete in the Potter who scored 14 points and of a round cellar-dwelling Toronto Maple favorite and wimier of the Isis I (Tialklng up the week's best Nino Valdes wait. D’Amato talks New York or elsewhere in this ; teur scale There just isn't any in- Johnson a 423 triple. ] G|,ina Blovish 106, Kittv Sibrinsz expect much trouble in signing others now. shire. twice, and Rhode Island. I terest anvmore. two mite relay event Saturday received credit for many a.s.sial.s | Thi.s will be Matthews second Leafs .■\ngele.s Open, stayed with the I scores were Pete Aceto 133-345. Dan Other fine scores were authored uO-121, Ann Correnti 106, Emma of Cooper and even Brian London, country with Harry Belafonte and \ Newcomb 128-356. Tony Sarpola players." "If such legislation is pas.sed, night in the Knights of Columbus Following Marsh in the scoring j national T\ appearance.^ Four Goalie Don Simmons turned leaders Iry firing a 71 over the Elks la-agiia hy Johnson 141-146-388. Bill Chap- Aceto 111, Shirley Jacobs 114. De* Night ball "I'd he against too it would help champions and be against whom the Cockney got off Jerry Lewis cracking jokes and track meet at the Boston Garden. parade was rugged Dick Clougli ■ niontlis ago he outpointed 3omm>" back 28 Detroit shots at Hie nets Pelible Beaeh layout. Standings ' 141, la-e Ui hunetti 127 1.39-371. Ii v the floor to outfumhie in 15 making funny faces between I'll Rusconi 125, Hank Wiltke 129-341. man 1.30-366. Jim Martin 128-339, | jAchalz 106, Evelyn Lorentzen 115, much of it myself 1 think they got of great .service to .worthy con­ CoIIopo Ba^krlhall Onc of Last MacArdle is a former Manchester with 13. House. A- Hale had no one ! Tibbs In Philadelphia. Last Decem- in registering his thiid .shutout of Boros and Maxwell both ranked W I* Pele Aceto I27-.36(I, Ray Johnson: Ann Meyers 123, Bea Cormier 105. it arranged pretty well now.” tenders. These contenders then rounds. High runner who is now under the In double figure.s a.s it conliniiallv ' her, al.so in Philadelphia, he had tlie campaign. He got offensive among the leading money winners Patten Buildeis ...... 8 0 OOtl Art Masaaio 125 342, Lanky Wai- East Not a few well acquainted with Mam hesler was i.i.. of the last 132-3.52, Irv Rusconi 343, Charlie Alba Sobiskl 106 and Vi Chsp- Some Awful .Sour One* would be able to get long sought coaching hand of Ivan Fuqua, for­ threw the ball away and messed up , Ray Lancaster out at the bell end- help from Johnny Biicyk. Don Me- Iasi vear .Iiiliiis won *40,638 and Aimory Package .. ... 7 ! .875, i-kowski 145-358, Larry Bates 126- Varrick 125. I.anky Waickowski Villanova 101, Brandci.s 7.5, the sock situation are beginning to towns in the slate to feel the man 107. shots at the championship. And mer Olympian., State Athletic many scoring opportunities. If thev | ing the lOlh round hut the best Kenney and Jim Morrison Billv' *24,.370. Deci .a Drive-In ...... 3 .375 .354, Joe Twaronlle i28-133, Ed 126-354. .lim O'Rci'llv 356. Andy Trade policy- Harris said he St. An.svlms 70. Tufts 42. suspect that maybe D'Amato is pinch of poor paf-onage and low .375 ; .Madsen 130. .lazz Fuller 338. Tom boxing would profit immcasurcly Clark.son 78, St Lawrence 72. Commissioner Pinny McMahon let are to retain their championship ' he could get was a draw, Mckenney’s goal mox ed him in­ la-a'a Maiket ...... 3 Lamoiireaiix 339. Ell Fish 131- would operate closer to Cronin's anything but sure about the sharp- receipts for basketball games. | J„„Vhpr to undisputed possession of sec­ Capitol Equipment . ...2 « .333 Martin 3.50, Pete Peleison 129-348. cautious approach than to Frank by the aetivity of the rhampions ' Buffalo 70 Buffalo State 62. ismatch take plac^ In they must make a complete about- I Armstead in the past won over 139-362 land he’s i ightlianded. not \ INTERMEDIA'TE LEAGUE ne.ss of his tiger's teeth. Following World War II. the Silk ' ond place back of New 5'ork's Fred's Package . . . 1 7 .125 Wall Sillily 14 1-142-388, Skippy Lane's frequent dealings -"If you Connecticut earlier this week In .face, otherwise their chance.s are Kid Aiiahuac. Baby Vasquez. a southpaw as pievioualy report­ Standings It could be that a promoter of Town was the No, 1 town, or city, his home town of Meriden when Chicle.s Uribe and Johnny Gon­ Andy Bathgate in total goal.«. By sweeping all four points from Kearna 12.5-127125-127-356 and Charlie W. L. Pet. make ton many deals, you make several of Patterson’s early pro­ li, the .state. For many attractions very small. SASKersAu^ ed i. Ijirrv Bates 336. .lack Vitt- Cliarlie Mauri belted out o n e TTie second game was a thriller salves. He lost a rematch to Gon­ Bathgate has 21 McKenney 23 Capital Equipment, the Patten Whelan 140-.356. ner 129-359. Dirk Buckley 127-350 Yankees ...... 3 1 .750 some awful sour ones. But I'll be fessional figh_s puts the finger on in the State League and Eastern and Montreal'.s Dickie Mooie 22. Builders took over .-aile po.ssession getting plenty of phone calls from Johnny Richards' of Philadelphia. as Gus’s defeated Manchester salves in Oakland three weeks ago. SCOKES and John Simmons 134-1.30-374. Dodgers ...... 3 1 .750 D'Amato's strange guidance of League every seat was sold hours of first place, breaking last week's other clubs, now. They'll all be All-Star NBA Game to Decide This was the second stiff Mauri Trust, 61-40. IMX BLE STRIKE LE.AGUE Braves ...... 1 8 .250 the phantom chain >ii i . before the teams took the floor lie with Armory Package whieh trying to foul up a greenhorn," dropped in less than on* round In The Bankers were in the game MIIMIET LEAGUE Standings Red .Sox ...... 1 8 .250 "D'Am ato’s afraid of anybody at the same Armory which saw .settled for a .3-1 derision over TIIUR.SDAV HOUSEWIVES eempletely Bom Stanley Raymond Harris at recent weeks, Hartford being the up until the last minute, but four Fletcher Gla-ss and the Elks W L. P( Match results: Yankees 1, Dodg- who can hit - right now Valdes le.ss than a score walk through Fred's Package Store. I^a s Mar­ Standings Port Jervis. N. Y . in 1896, Bucky Future of Professional Ball base of a previous farce. I like quick hoops by Greg Manchuck Coach Stvif>s Milk to Soothe Hurts each picked up victories la t night MerriH’s M a rk et...... 37 17 .61 etrsl: Braves 1, Red Srtx 1. and Johansson, " he says. "Cus the doors Wednesday night. Be­ ket also rolled a 3-1 victory over] U' L P ( ’t. played for both' Washington and McMahon but hes being taken and Eddie Fischer crushed any in the Y Midget basketball loop. Wilcii Tool ...... 35 19 .6' Singles of 105: Roger Macoldne has good reason to be. Patterson fore strict fire 1,'ws went into Decl'.s Drive-In. ! . . 45 15 .750 ^ N E W = : Detroit. In his first major league over the barrel by zealous fight hope for a Trust win. The Elks won by forfeit over tins B Grinders ...... 33 21 .6 Ten Pin s ...... 123, Msc M cairry 115. Ray O’Netll Detroit-~(NEAt —The National* orchestra stand under one basket has been on the floor. Cus wanted effect following the di-sasterous Top .-Hgue .StnndingB .SlandinKA MIXED DOTBLEH Doucette 143-3*6, Gordon Hampton liW High 8w1mmer.s vs. Sacred knickerbockers today in their duel •core their opponents, 19-8- Roger ] tjip b«nch only three weeks ago \j Pet. Standlagt I inconsistent variety that normal " ’ei'e crowned champions other people's mo/iey. Nats to their third triumph in The Southwest Conference hgs Boston 3, Detroit 0. I’ct w L Pvt. ! Kean. 7:30—High School. for second place in the Eastern i Poe tallied 16 points and Jeff Gen- have helped the Utes build up their Rena-Iyou Duiiiati .S:i3 ■ Mai'ge-John rnsiiiiig 23 10 .697 W I haggling between players, roaches ^1^ ■the West Side Rcc's” " annual ' Frida.v’a..Sehed'uIc "'Hh the Lakers. Texaa-A&M and Baylor-Rice, and Americaa League Nancy--John IJainlino1 IsM Ruih-Boh Ostrander ...... 22 11 .667 Anita -Ziggy Olbarl ...... 12 .7t*) High riflemen at Milford, Division of the- National Basketball .tilcore added 14 in the tvinning favoritism in the conference race. league-leader Princeton meets' Co­ l-la-'tony ^ la fia .,...... 13 .675 and officials thus year has turned ; Father and Son 21 contest. '! / ' Boston" «rt Philadelphia. The Warriors played much the IHershey 5, All-Stars 1. Mar garlte-Nellirlte-Nell Tliomaa ___ 4 2 . 667 Gladya-llerb Smith ...... 30,20 1313 .60*.606 ,650 Rockville at Glastonbury. Assn, i .cause. For the losers, Gary Mc­ Five other major conference •-Jack Talio ...... 4 3 .667 Mlllle-OlllB Jarvis ...... }.. 1919 1414 .876.876 Audrey-Henry Frey ...... 14 : Miners eliminated Jim and Pete "««

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANdH^STER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. 1969 PAGE NINETEEN yAGB BH5HTEBN Household Goods 51 T Articles For S$de 45 72 Houses for Sals 72 Honaws for Sale 72 Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY «nd SHORTEN Household Goods; 51 Apartments— Flats— Apart^ent8— Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale Offered 13-A ROUND AND *pUt dry oak wood, SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper.-Wall Tenements 63 BELOW coarr, mvat aeU. L a rf a tile* 4c a tile. KenUle, from 7c TWO PA IR custom-made rose silk Tenements 63 $10,800, CUTE FOUR room Cape, MODERN RANCH, one acre, ga­ (XX) (XXXVIII) OH YtS, ^ I HELLO, DOCTOR'THIS cut fireplace, furnace and *tove cellar, sewer, bus, stores, school. rage. garden. Good location. $68 threa bedroom ranch, garaga, acre PURNITURB REPAmmO - An­ A n o s o w h a c t / each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, lined dr^teries. Selling at ■ cri- THREE ROOM apartment. Steam T ie 0000 doc DOCTOR.' I IS Y1R6. LAMEBRAYNE / lengths, $10 per load, delivered. Carlton W. Hutchins, M I 9-5132. monthly; Substantial down pay­ MANtCHBSTER . BOLTON Line. BAST HARTFORD — Neat four lot. $14,900 or make offer. Carlton Cl a s s if ie d tique* reatored. Pumltur* Repair at the Green. fice. M I 9-7788 between 6-9 p.m. FOUR ROOMI apartment, sspaai heat and hot water. Ga* stove. room ranch with cloaefi porch. W. Hutchina, MI 0-6182. FIRST WPtAIKIS,' BEFOIIE THS ' DID YOU WANT M t TO Can P I 2-7886. ment. Route 44A, P I 2-7211. First time on the-market. Seven BerVlc*. Talcottvitle. MI t-7449. UNOERSTANO/ Tel. M l 9-2849. THEN WaiTiS ABSOLUTELY/ INK ON THE 7TAKE ONE PILL THREE ANTIQUE FURNITURE, aUvar, WESTINOHOU8E electric stove, floor. Adult family, m 8-47^. $1S,650-BOLTON, Tolland Road. room Cape, four bedrooms, living Priced for Immediate sale at PRE-SEASON chain saw spectal. MANCCHESTER —SVa room ranch $10,600. R. F. DItnock Co., Real­ RADIO REPAIRS on any maK«— PUT EXACTLY , PRfSCRiPTION , TIMES A DAY OR THREE glasa, china, and used fimilture 1956^” de luxe model. Excellent ONE R(X)M apartment, h^t, hiri FOUR ROOM tenement; second Immaculate four room ranch, ixiom, kitchen and finished sun- » 0 R Y ...... Save up 80% on CHlnton **w». breezeway, garage, patio. Lot with attached garage. (Convenient tors, M I 9-6245. Lota for Sale 73 ADVERTISING all amplifier* and phonofn'aphi WHAT HI w a n ts' ' pills once a d ay 7 New and used. Capitol Equipment bought and sold. Fumttur* Repair condition. Sacrifice. After 4 ;30, water. Apply Marlow’s,/M7 Main floor.. $7p month. Ax'atlable Feb. porch, O.E. built-in range and and changer*. Over 47 year* total THE PATIENT TO AND I'M NOT SURE Service. Wn-8-7449, M I 9-6540. 104x200. Must be seen. Listings location to schools, bus and oven. New tone copper exhaust LARGE LOT tn choica loeaUoa, aU Co., 88 Main St., M l S-7958._____ St. / 1st. Write Box E, Herald. stores. Asking $16,200. (Call Alice XXXX experience. 90 day* guarantee on 00 rr ABOUT THE SARGLE-. needed. Call now. Paul J. Cor- hood. Recreation room In baae- uUllUes. Call Madaline Smith, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENl DEPT. HOURS GAS STOVE and refrigerator. rentl. Broker. MI 3-5363. aampet. Realtor, Ml 9-454.’«. ment. Double laundry sinks all work. Potterton’s. SNOW BLOWERS—Reo, Snowbird, VERNON — Three Voom apart- WANTED — Teacher or business SEVEN ROOM HOME OFF Realtor, M l 9-1842. 8;15 AJW. to 4;30 P.M.______Dlvanola, tables, chair* ’•'ariou* KALAMAZOO combination gaa and ment with garagp^ stove, refrig­ aluminum combinations through­ and Toro. Push and *elf-propell^ woman to sub-let apartment. MANCHBISTER — Custom built Parker Street. Living room with DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com LvmeB«og*'s. Item* Very cheap. BlsseU or oil atove. Call M I 9-2898. erator. ReferenceA. M l 9-2887. Tastefully furnished, centrally lo­ OUR-BEST-BUY out. Fireplace. Exterior recently Capitol ^ulpmer.t, 88 Msur Ml year old Colonial on acre of wood­ fireplace, dining room, kitchen, en­ pany, door* and window*, custom fVffice tl, Broker. MI 3-5363. walls, Ruaco storms, stone front. baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ Member Multiple fJstlng Private owner. MI 4-1243. Asking low price. Keys made while you FOR SALE—Short wave radio re­ Closed Mondays gold only. Antique preferred. Not Well heated apartment $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml place. Full basement, two-ca» ga­ STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Parkway Service Center space for rent. Up to 6600 square $11,800—ATTRACTIVE three bed­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Pleasant light BRAE-BURN REALTY 1100. wait. Marlow’s. ceiver, capable of picking Man­ too expensive. C?aU JA 2-4787. Hot water 9-5132. rage. Your choice of nterior feet. Will sub-dlvlde. Main St. Lo­ room ranch, ceramic bath, 'arge six room ranch with numerous MI 8-6273 chester and Rockville Police De­ DON’T MISS THE BOAT! Electric Refrigerator cated near Center. Plenty of park­ decoration. R. F. Dimock (Jo., Real Call Ml 9-8093 SAVE 60% on laundering. Wet partments, for 6 volt system. Com- W ANTED 'TO BUY kitchen, knotty pine cabinets, hot LET’S LOOK AT HOMES features such as two baths, 1954 VOUC8WAGEN. Call MI Brother Here’s The Biggest, Gaa Range ing. Phone MI 9-5229 or M I '»-7444. water heat, excellent construc­ tors. Ml 9-5245. colored fixtures, heat saving com­ LISTINGS WANTED, slngla and Foe a spot on our automatic anow wash, damp or fluff dry. folded plete with antenna. Price $40. TR Good used resalabts furniture, 9-7458. and wrapped free. Manchester Oa* for cooking included tion. 100’ frontage, trees. Carlton bination aluminum windows and two-family houses. Membn ct removal service Painting— PaperiuK 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 5-4946 Most Sensational Bargain also small upright and spinet IT W ILL SOON BE SPRING (XXIII) Laundromat, 660 Center St. LOW PRICE $69 to $91 W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. doors. Nice size living room with MLS. Howard R. Hastings, R*a^ 1957 RENAULT Oauphine. Good You’ll Ever Get In Your Life pianos. STORE FOR rent. Suitable for (Believe it or not) picture window and fireplace, tor. Ml 0-1107 any time. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. WANTED—stenographer for claims WANTED AT ONCE TWO LOUVERS for home In very store or office. Call 5-7, MI 3-6441. BOLTON—Six room split level, dark condition. Abarth exhdust system. work in local insurance office. Ex­ g(X)d condition. Reasonable. MI — And The Easiest Terms CALL M I 9-6779 MAN(?HESTER —Six room Cap* large sunporch, one-car attached DOSY—Pair men’* gla**e», Call MI 9-5371 after 6. Building— Contracting 14 Ceilings refinlshed. Papernanglng. Watkins Used Furniture four bedroom, convenient. Utili­ (Jhoose your home now and be w(X)dcd lot, only four vsars old. HAVBJ CASH buyer for slngla rim*. Can M I 8-8775. Wallpaper books. Estimate* glyen. perience not necessary. Write P. 3-6748. Ever Made garage. Excellent apace in base­ SKILLED DIE MAKER Exchange THREE LARGE rooms and bath. ties, Tongren, Broker. Ml 3-6321. all moved in when the robin cornea Three bedrooms, fireplace, excel­ ment for recreation room, laun­ house, $13,000 to $16,000. Pleas* Fully covered by Insurance. Call O, Box 110, or call M I 9-5238 be­ Yes Sir! That’s Right! Houses for Rent 65 a’bobbin. Let a qualified Jarvis lent condition. $16,(100. R. F. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that ALTERATIONS to kitchens bath­ HALF TON Feddar alr-conditloner. 15 Oak Street Furnished, heated, hot water, "Anything in Real Estate." dry room, etc. Low coat gaa hot call (Jarlton W. Hutchina, M l rooms, attics, cellars, porches, or Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. tween 8:30 and 4:30. For Part-Time Work Representative show vou these Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5248. Paa* Book No. 81240, Issued by 1949 CHEVROLET. Radio, healer, Antique white and gold. Price rea­ Take 1, 2, or 3 Years To Pay parking space. 1 or 2 small chil­ ROCKVILLE. 24 Grove St.- Well water heat, Nice level yard, ex 9-5132 as soon as possible. playroom. Plumbing, Carpentry, FOR SALE or lease beautiful year listings, TODAY. The Saving* Bank of Manchester clean. MI 3-4823. sonable. M I 9-7782 between 6-9 "SUPER DE LUXE” dren accepted. P I 2-7645. heated 2 room furnished apart­ ccllent neighborhood. O.I. mort­ electrical and masonry. .Mumlnum PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ Telephone MI 8-8854 'round three bedrtwm hoVne, Bol­ XXIV has been lost and application has rating. Good clean job, reasonable CLERK TYPIST p.m. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Rooms Without Board 59 ment. Inquire 1st floor, Apartment gage can be assumed. It will be a 1954 OLDSMOBILE. Repossessed. siding. Garages, cottages, out­ All 100% Guaranteed MAIN ST.—Residential section, 314 ton Lake. I ’ -i baths, living room, "It's new, it's conveniently lo ­ been made to said bank for pay­ price. S. Yencha, M I 9-6914 after 9. NEW SIX room Colonial, 117.900. pleasure to have you Inspect this Dinner Planned Take over payments. Can be seen buildings, room additions. Nuslde Ask for George ROYAL PORTABLE typewriter, ONLY $433 FURNISHED ROOM, convenlenUy large rooms, heated. MI 4-0238 fireplace with raised hearth, ultra cated. It is an excellent buy in a ment of the amount of deposit. 6. .Interesting opportunity available built-in dishwasher, 1% baths, home. Sensibly priced at $17,900. at L A L Motors. Engineering Company, Inc., 84 practically new. Reasonable. Call P A Y ONLY $17.33 Month located. One minute from Main after 5 p.m. modern kitchen with built-in oven 6 room Cape with a bath and a In our lales department for young WANTED—Meat cutter, full or half. There is a mutual driveway built-in stove and oven. Complete- Call Gaston Realty Co., M I 9-5781. POUND — Mongrel part Setter, Oak St. MI 3-1425. M I 4-1902, after 5 p.m. — YOU GET — St. Light housekeeping. Woman SECOND FLOOR five room suid and counter top range, garbage For Turkington lady with good typing ability for part-time. Steady. Manchester only. MI 9-7959, LOVELY SUNNY four room flat. disposal etc. Utility laundry room, but this shouldn’t scare you. The ly landscaped. Amoslte drive. R. black and white, male. Call Dee Courses and Classes 27 16-PIECE BEDROOM garage, $80. Call M l 3-8507. E, Dimock Co., Realtors, MI REDUCED Trailers 6-A BIDWELL HOME Improvement Public Market, 805 Main St. 48" COMBINATION sink, white 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Near to everything. Write Box W, beautiful screened porch and sun price is right at $15,500. Make an Former Mayor Harold A. ^utc- Fracchia, Dog Warden. MI 3-8594. diversified clerical work. Must be Herald. 9-5245 Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ cast Iron, Ideal for basement or 12-PIECE KITCHEN BISSELL STREET — Six room deck overlooking Bolton '.ake. offer on this, the builder wants to Immediate Occupancy ington will be honored at a testl« rages. Roofing and aiding experta. RADIO-Electronics-Television. In 2 high school graduate. Excellent FURNISHED ROOM for rent at sell. FOUND— Beagle, female, black, DRASTICALI..Y reduced fabulous Help Wanted^— cottage. $10. M I 9-7633, — Plus — duplex. Available immediately. Completely landscaped. Call Ml Owner moving out of state. Every monial dinner In the spring, ac­ "50-10" two bedroom Great Lakes, Aluminum clapboards a specialty. evenings per week we can teach benefits and pleasant working con­ 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. THREE ROOM apartment, first (XXV) white, brown. Call Lee Fracchia. you practical servicing. You Male or Female 37 ELECTRIC Inquire 53 Birch St. 3-8271. 9 to 5. person’s dream, a well planned six cording to tentative plans an­ Dog Warden. hU 3-8594. completely furnished, $4950, now Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ditions. floor, heat, hot water and electric It’s old, it’s run down but It’s room home, beautiful lot, desirable "Learn-by-Doing” at Connecticut’s ONE PAIR boy’s hockey skates REFRIGERATOR NICELY FURNISHED room, new­ stove furnished. Tile bath with still a lot of home for the money. NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, nounced today by a cominltteo only $568.50 down. -Jensen’s, Inc. budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR APPLICATIONS TV SET SIX ROOM home, garage, screened FIV E ROOM single on Washing­ community. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that (always- reliable). Rolling Hills, 6-9109. Oldest Electronics School, Also size 5, good condition. MI 9-7393 ly decorated, warm and pleasant, shower. Centrally located. Adultd. porch, unfurnished, $125. Call MI ton St. Large expandable attic. Seven rooms, two baths, an acre built In range and oven, near bus. arranging the affair. full-time day Technician training. LIBERTY MUTUAL and COMB. RANGE tile bath. Private nome. 316 Phone M l 9-1577 after 3 p.m. of wooded land, 2-car garage school and shopping. I^arge lot. II. B. GRADY, Broker Victor Swanson, 80 Hudson BL, Pass Book No. 66916, issued by Route' 44A, Mansfield GArfleld Now being accepted for men and 9-9896 after 6 p.m. Basement garage. Call owner MI ALL TYPES of carpentry work Classes a»e now starting. Call INSURANCE CO. U.S. No. 1 GREEN Mountain pota Free Storage until wanted Spruce St. (barn), all within walking distance $16,200, R. F, Dimock Co., Real MI 3-8009 said the committee tentatively de^ The Savings Bank of Manchester 9-4479. • women to work in poultry process­ 9-0579. - ha* been -loat and-applicatton-Ita* done, alterations, dormers, rent­ Hartford: JA 5-3406, or write for toes delivered, Chaponls Bros. BU Free delivery TWO ROOM furnished apartment, of schools, bus and shopping, Ask­ tors. Ml 0-6245. cided last night to hold the dinner ing plant at Free set-up by our own ;.'eliahle GENTLEMEN —Nicely furnished 105 Birch St. Call MI 9-5601 after been made to said bank for pay­ ing. porches, etc. Cal] MI 9-6981. full information. New England MI 3-1161 9-5188 BU 9-.5055. Suburban for Rent 66 COZY TWO bedroom ranch, cellar, ing $16,200 lAit ready to talk price MANCHESTER Suburban — 5V4 on April 4, at the Manchester Technical Institute of Conn., Inc., men bedrooms, next to bath, TV. radio, 5 p.m. (XXVI) room dwelling, about seven miles ment of the amount of deposit. Auto Driving School 7-A EASTERN DRESSED jalousie enclosed breezeway, ga­ with a willing buyer. State Armory. CARPENTERS, experienced in 66 Union Place, Hartford 3. Conn. Phone For Appointment parking. Private home. MI 9-6801 PARKER STREET, Coventry—Six rage. 100’ frontage, high elevation, from Manchester. Fireplace, oil The Idea for honoring the Re­ AVAILABLE ANY "nME. Neat, BOLTON—New five room ranch, NOTICE IS HEREBY given that) MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ building and contracting, altera­ POULTRY CO. SLED, 45” . Boy’s winter Jacket, SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartford CH after 5:30. . room apartment, second (loor, hot only $13,900. Carlton W, Hutchins, It will be a pleasure to show heat, artesian well, bam with publican leader origin al^ sevemt size 14. MI 9-6535. modem and convenient three fireplace, basement garage. Two Pass Book No. 81663 issued by The ing driving school. Three skilled, tions, additions, porches, e‘ c. Spe­ SECRETARY 7-0355 any time up to 8 p.m. water and heat. PI 2-6293 MI 9-5132. you this lovely Capo Cod home on space for two cars. 10x18 chicken weeks ago at a meeting of the cializing in cottages, garages, sid­ Private Instructions 28 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. rooms and bath. $75 a month. Call acre wooded lot. Can choose your Savings Bank of Manchester has courteous instructors. Class room Old Columbia Road, gee it Day Or Night Morse Rd., just off (!lentcr St. Close coop. Approximately 6% acres of GOP Town Committee. However, ings. Guaranteed workmanship. Private entrance and parking. In­ MI 9-7319. BOLTON Lakefront—Three room WEST SIDE—Attractive five room color scheme. $15,200. R. F. Dimock been lost and application has been instructions for 15, 16, 17 year Interesting, diversified position If you have no means of trans­ to transportation, schools, shop­ land. Asking $14,600. Cal! Alice Swanson said today ” ln t«it” now MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. HAS YOUR child a reading dis Willimantic, Conn. quire 167 Maple St. cottage, all conveniences. Fur­ home, enclosed breezeway. ga­ ping, etc. Living room 18x26. Two Co., Realtors, M l 0-5245. made to said bank for pajTnent of olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, for capable secretary seeking per Diamonds— W atches— portation. I ’ll sent my auto for ATTRACTIVE—Five room apart' Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4648. is to make it a nim-partksn af­ ability? Private tutoring done. MI manent work. Good judgment and nished and winterized. Call JA rage, $13,900, assume 4’ 4% or 3 bedrooms. Breezeway and 1- the amount of depoait. Director of Driver Education. good Jewelry 48 you! No obligation. FRONT ROOM heated, hot water ment, centrally located, garage, fair. *• ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ 3-4670. ability to meet people required, 37 Modem processing plant, 5-6387. mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. car garage. Wooded lot. You will (XXVIT) Ml 0-7398. net work done. Honest and relia­ wages, steady work, other bene­ -I- A — L —B— E— R—T — ’S parking, central. Lady or gentle­ heat, hot water and electricity Hutchins, MI 9-5132. MANCHESTER VICINITY To that end, he said, severe! RUSSIAN, French, German. hours, 5 day week. Pleasant work­ be glad we .showed you this one ble workmanship. Call Ro.scoe LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD man. 69 Birch St. furnished. Privilege to recreation ROCKVILLE, 34 Elm St. Three MANCHESTER Just listed. Beau­ Democrats will be invited to serve Announcements MANCHESTER Driving Academy Cla.sscs for adults and children. ing conditions, excellent benefit fits. Apply in person only, dally 9-3. room. Price $125 monthly. Call and it can be yours for only Like new’, four room ranch. Thompson, MI 3-1895 for esti­ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. room, centrally located, r-nge, re­ MANCHESTER—Sunny four room $16,200. tiful seven room Colonial. 24 fool the arrangements committee. now offers behind the wheel and Evenings. MI 3-0424. program. Write Reasonable prices. Open daily. HEATED ROOM for one or two ! MI 9-0279 or 22 Trumbull St., frigerator, garbage disposal, park- Youngstown kitchen, ceramic bath, INCOME TAXES prepared a your mates Ask for Mr. Zucker SAT. 6 P.M. ranch, hot water heat, fireplace, living room, large kitchen, full General chairman of the com­ classroom instructions for 15, 18, Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High Manchester. Ing facilities, $75. Call TR 5-2505 storm windows and doors, fire­ home or by appointment. Exper­ P. 0. BOX 2103 storms and screens. Full base­ It's brick, it's a ranch, il has a dining room, nice den, I ' j baths. mittee is William S. Davis, form­ 17 year olds. Call Mr. Mlclette, CARPENTER desires repair work, DRUMMING lessons by exper­ HOW MUCH extra do you need Street: Ml 9-4387. St. or TR 5-5050. ment. garage. Lot 100x200. $12,500. One car garage, .spacious screened place, basement garage, % acre ienced tax work. 24 nour • ervice. ienced teacher. Easy method for TEA WAGON, $15. Pine chest of garage, it ha.s a full basement. It er Republican Town Chairman. PI 2-7249. all types of remodeling. Dial PI HARTFORD, CONN. this week? $20, $30, $50 or more. drawers, $20. Walnut chest of H, B. Grady, Broker, MI 3-8009 is on Hartford Rd. The lot is halt porch. Anicsite drive. Situated on lot. SUme retainer walls, Well Other members, besides Swaoeon, CaU M I 8-4728. 2-7728. beginners. Matthew Keevers, 20 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. FOUR ROOM unheated apartment. ROCZKVILLE—Four room part- landscaped. 5% FHA. 10% VA to This can be yours by applying for drawers $10. Maple high chair, Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ an acre. There are three bed­ a well landscaped one acre plus arc Cecil Ekigland, Judge John J. l A ^ O N ’S Connecticut’s first li- Portland St., MI 9-0608. stating business experience. e<4uca- part and full-time commission Adults. Call MI 3-7443. ment with bath and hot water. No LYNESS STREET. Very attractive lot. Priced to sell at $23,800. R. F. qualified buyer. Asking $12,600. FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ censed driving school trained. Fuel and Feed 49-A $7. Maple Playpen, $8. Two maple ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 /.rch St. rooms, You couldn’t build il today Wallett, Jacob Miller, Aldo Pagnnl, pared with your savings in mind. tion, age and.salaiy desired. openings in your area with Stanley arm chairs, $8 and $10. Record heat. Will accept one or two chil­ 5-room ranch, recreation room, 3 Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. Large six room Cape, oreezeway Certified and approved, la lOW of­ Roofing— Sidinti 16 THREE R(X)M furnished apart­ dren, $50. TR 5-7984. for $23,000. You can buy it. today, Burton Rice, Joseph Lutz, Mrs. Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-6248. Home Produces. Telephone Unit W ELL SEASONED split oak fire­ cabinet, $10. (?hina cabinet. $8. FURNISHED room; kitchen, laun­ fireplaces, 2-car garage, nicely for $19,200. and garage, plastered walls, large fering classroom and behind Bonds— Stocks Mortgasres 31 ment. Parking. Two workin gen­ landscaped. Reasonably priced. Arnold Lawrence, and Atty. Web­ COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, CHEERFUL woman companion Manager, Windsor Locks, NAtion- place or furnace. $10 loads de­ Four maple dining chairs, $20. dry, TV and telephone privileges. tleman or working couple. Call XXVIII kitchen, bay window in dining ster Copp. wheel instruction for teenagers. al 3-3644. Annulli, M l 9-9244. Dcliah Megonigle, PI 2-8311, room, fireplace, 1V4 baths, two MI 9-6075, Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- CONSOLIDATE debts with a sec­ needed from 3-9 p.m. Hathome livered. MI 3-2894. T w o desks, $3 and $7.50. Maple Call 4-7 p.m. MI 9-7846. 5-7, MI 3-6441. ATTRACjnVE five room house and Turkington, a former member Frances Wagner, MI 3-1157, Alfred C O VE N TR Y-N ew 5’ i, room ranch, large bedrooms up with wolk-ln Personals 3 asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, ond mortgage loan at $22.25 per St. M I 9-2172. dressing table. $10. Three .larble garage in Bolton. MI 9-0617. MANCHESTER—January Special ROOM WITH kitchen privileges for P. Werbner, MI 3-7847. three bedroom, living room, kitch­ closets. Storm wlndowg and doors, of the old Board of Selectmen, galvanized or (jopper gutters and month for each $1,000 borrowed. Situations Wanted- top tables, three marble top BEDROOM and kit(4ien furnished —Excellent two-family house, served on every Board o f IMrets VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank SEC7RETARY in ph.vsiclan’s office. FIREPLACE WOOD- $10 a load. woman or man. Call any time, en and dining area. Built-in range Awnii^s. House just painted out­ Business Services Offered 13 leaders. Ml 3-7707. Female 38 dressers, two teakwose ROOFING, SIDING, painting, ARE YOU happy and secure in part-time employment. MI 9-5010. APPLES and peara, ntfw on aale RdOM FOR middle-aged woman, TO RENT — THREE room apart­ Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930. lavatory, front reception hall. XXIX LAW RENCE F. FIANO, quality work at lowest prtre for spare time money-making oppor­ coffee ta'blb, maple dining room Can be seen any time after 5:30 Prayer Day Event weight the fan way For informa­ expert work. Famous for service pentry. Alterations and additions. your present work? Consider your tunities, Experience unnecessary. at Botti’a Fruit Farm, 260 Bush $10 weekly. MI 9-3169. ments, tile bathroom, linoleum, p.m. 138 Vernon Ave., Rockville. Second floor - master bedroom Broker Hill Rd. set, Victorian pump organ, flint­ tion call CH 8-9732, M l 9-8705, M since 1931. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot­ Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ progress, earnings and security Call or write HOP Home Parties, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Venetian blind.s. heal ant! hot TR 5-3919. VALUES PLUS with dressing room, two other EAST HARTFORD — Neat four 8-5684. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 autumn at the present time. It might be lock rifle, three violins and fl(X)r NICE LARGE heated room, kitch­ water furnished. Parking Inquire room ranch, amesite drive, large MI 9-5910 Set at Concordia terton’s. 45 Manor Circle, East Hartford. No. 1 GREEN Mountain potatoes. model drill pre.ss. MI 3-7449. $14,700- Six r(xim cape on beautiful good-sized bedrooms, large closets, St. MI 3-4860. beneficial to inve.stigale nd con­ en privileges and free parking. 177 11 School or 254 Spruce. MI tile bath, fully floored attic. Hot lot. Good location. $10,600. R. F. Conn. JA 8-6247. Good baking, mealy and the kind comer lot. Assume 4 'i% mortgage WANTEID—Riders to Pratt and FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng. sider your opportunity in the serv­ CHIHAUHUA, registered, Eldridge St. MI 9-4171. 9-2360. ' Wanted to Rent 68 water oil heat, garage, combina­ Dimock Co., Realtors, M I 9-6246. Under the sponsorship o f the Whitney, first shift, Coventry to brown. Call M l 3-8619. children like to eat. Delivered to TWIN BEDS, Inner spring mat­ with small down payment. Kitchen OI..BNWOOD STREET—Walk to Specializing tn old floors. Ml ice station business, as a Texaco tion windows and doors. .mesitc Main. Four room ranch, excel­ Manchester Council of Church • East Hartford. Tel. P I 2-8022. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A your door by calling Hathaway, tresses. Practically new. Call TR ROOM FOR young lady, all the : ^-p-j-f^^^rVE four room apart- YOUNG, single, engineer ':sires cquinped with dishwasher and dis­ XXX 9-5750. dealer. Financial assistance avail­ 5-1369, after 5 p.m. drive, city utilities. Good location, lent condition and neighborhood Women, World Day of Prayer, able to "those who qualify. Oppor­ Help Wanted— Male 36 MI 9-6438. comforts of home, a ^ w feet from i heat, hot water, large attic, small furnished apartment. In posal. Cloej to shopping and Feb. 13, will be observed with a RIDE WANTED to and from ROOFING- -Specializing vn repal-- WANTED -Good home for four everything. MI 9-3329. | outside porch. P. O. Box 255, schools, near bu.s line. Very good condition. lA K E STREET—New six room $11,000. Owner, MI 3-6526. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, tunities available on Tolland quiet residential neighborhood. 10-day occupancy, A real buy. worship service at Concordia Lu­ Hamilton Standard 8-4:30 .shift available all hours. Satisfaction Ing roofs of all kinds. Als< new kittens. Call MI 3-4333. ’ i Manchester. Write Box X, Herald. (Joloniai with garage. Built by U from vicinity Parkade. MI 3-1719. Tpke, in Rockville. E’or Informa­ TOOL MAKERS WE STILl- have Green Mountain ___ ! $13,900 Seven room home in ex- theran Church at 2 p.m. guaranteed Call Ml 9-1315 roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys tion and interview with Texaco Six room Colonial. Hot water oil & R. Bul't-in etov* and oven. ROCKVILLE potatoes. Miller, 150 Spencer St. HEATED FIVE room apartment, ---- cellent condition. Large kitchen Serving as co-chairmen are Mrs. cleaned repaired, 26 years exper­ representative phone during busi­ Live Stock— Vehicles 42 heat, plastered walls, full insula­ Largo fireplace. Sun deck, VA "AU NTIE MAME was tired. I w UPHOI^TERING, s 11 p c o v e rs. ience. Free estimates. Cali How- AND SEPTIC TANKS Read Herald Advs. three bedroom. Refrigerator and Houses for Sale 72 . with pantry. New Timken hot air Five room ranch, in excellent K. Ejnar Rask and Mrs. Paul Nor- ness hours Mr. Bellefleur at BU tion, fireplace. Lavatory, ceramic baths, tnrce bedrooms. Beautiful ling of (Jovenant (Jongregatlonal appetite was dull—she tcaik a wiff drapes. Custom made, P A M ley. Msmehester. Ml 3-5361. stove also parking space. $100. [heating system, also 2-car garage. view. $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co., condition. Convenient to schools of Lynn Poultry Pie—and demd- 9-.I481, after 5 p.m, Mr. H, H. AND tile bath, fully floored attic, porch, Church; Mrs. Mark Hill of Center Upholstery shops. 207 North Main FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS MILK-FED KID goats. Call PI MI 3-4957. DURANT STREET—Vacant four | E.xtra building lot available Realtors. Ml 9-5245. ■tores and parkway. *he ate it ull." Buy I->Tin Poultrj' Stephenson, M I 9-2447, Mr. Dana room Cape. Near schools and hatchway, all city utilities. Large Congtregational Church, and Mrs. St., phone MI 9-'B324 or Ml 9-9608. For work on close tolerance Air­ 2-8096. COMPLETE PLUGGED SEWERS lot, amesile drive. Built by An- •tewtng parts for a steaming, sat­ Heating and Plumbinji 17 Davis, RIverview 9-3667. 137 MARBLE ST. — Four large Shopping Parkade. Corner lot, oil $15,500—This 5 room ranch will XXXI MADELINE SMITH, Realtor John Trotter of St. Mary’s. The isfying chicken pie. Lynn Poultry ' craft Preclaion Parte. rooms, heat, hot water, parking, heat, aluminum storms. $10,600. scxin be ready for occupancy. 3 saldl. committee met this week at the S. WATSON, PLUMBING suid heat­ Poultry and Supplies 43 HEATING and Machine Cleaned bedrooms, fireplace, convenient lo­ Farms, Manchester Shopping , MORTENSEN TV. Spec Specialized RCA Do Yourseli $95 monthly. References requireil. Approximately $1,860 down. Own­ Five room ranch, full basement, VERNON—New six room Colonial MI 9-1642 home of Mrs. Rask. Parking, MI 9-8251. ing contractor. New installations, Help Wanted— Female 35 HIGH HOURLY RATES cation, basement garage. television, serrtce . \n 9-4641. BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur­ Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer MI 3-0833. er M I 9-3863. hot water oil heat, plastered walls, with attached garage Built-In The theme of the 1959 World alteration work and repair work. OIL BURNER range and oven. Fireplace sun Day of Prayer la, "Lord, I Believe." LEAVE YOUR rubbish worries to Ml 9-3808. BOOKKEEPER -secretary office If you don’t qualify for one of keys. Fresh or frozen. R eady any Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ A Favor $16,500—Another ranch home with insulated, two fireplaces, garage. manager all in one. $80 weekly these positions, please do not ap­ time. Schaub’s Turkey F’arm, 188 proofing Done. Amesile drive, city utilities. Built deck. I'A baths, three bedrcxims, The service to be used this year Automobiles for Sale 4 me! Cellars, attics cleaned. extra large 100x200 lot, city utili­ MANCHESTER was'written by women o f Elgypt. 24 HOUR immediate servic. Re­ starting salary. Give complete ply. Hlllstown Road, Manchester, SERVICE by Ansaldi, high wooded lot. Brickfront. Light trucking of all Klnda, for BUY NOW! ties, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, priced $17,400. R F. Dimock Co. Real Mrs. Joseph Martin, president of OLDEIR CARS, mechanic* ■pedal*, modeling, repairing, new installa­ resume including age and pres­ Conn. h o u b McK i n n e y b r o s . (Jharmlng five room Cape Cod. homes, stores and offices. Norm’s M AL TOOL & Price* Are Right, for im m olate sale. tors. Ml 9-5246. the Mancheater Council of Church fixlt yourself cars, always a good Trucking. MI 3-8905. tions, electric sewer cleaning, ent employe. All correspondence M SER^^CE—Ml 9-4749 Seven rooms, steam heat, full Built 1951 and In excellent condi­ ENGINEERING COMPANY Sewerage Disposal Co. Mortgage Money Plentiful bath, lavatory. Copper plumbing, Women, la calling a meeting of the •election. Look behind our office. drainpipes cleaned fast and effi­ will be hold in strictest confi­ WANTED TO BUY If you choose to build your own tion. Living room, dining room, garage, large lot, good condition. XXXII executive board for Tuesday at Douglas Motors, 333 Main. FIXJOR SANDING a specialty also ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 3-0677. dence. Write Box B, Herald. 291 ADAMS STREET Earl VanCamp 180-182 Pearl St.— M I 8-SS08 $14,000 is the asking price - home wc have many choice bulld- kitchen and bedroom with bath on ing lots with city utilities available. A real buy at only $14,300. 9:30 a.m. In St. Mary’s Church light carpentry work. Call Ml of an attractive four room I VERNON—New six room n il first floor. One finished i x>m on BEFORE YOU BUY * used car 9-8919. BILIjS P A Y them- with money (Locust St. Entrance) to complete FU LL OR part-time salesman to ranch with basement garage. Five room full basement. tile level. High wooded lot. Cart.ecfral second floor. Hot water heat, fire­ see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck : Moving— Trucking— eamed selling Avon cosmetics to FARM LAND OR ACREAGE place, many extras. Desirable loca­ arrangements and plans for World contact customers for home re­ Large lot, convenient to bus. bath. Oil heat, city utilities, large ceiling with redwood beams. duIU- Sales ahd Service. 285 M ain' ELECJTRICAL work by Walt Storage 20 women in your neighborhood. Ex­ ' SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, tion. Full price $15,500. Day of Prayer. perience not necessary. "Avon modeling conopany. Commission ' converse Ideal for retired couple. lot. Good condition. Only $12,800 in range and oven l ’;4 baths large Street Ml 9-4571, Open evenings. | Zemanek assures your safety. basis. M I 3-0731. IN THE BOLTON AREA... Realtor Don't wait, call MI 9-8976 now. Calling" opens doors like magic. fireplace. Finlahed laundrv room. Call MOVE BY TRAILER van. It's less JR. $16,950 buys a large three WANTED—Clean used cars. We | Be wise and modernize. Earnings to $3 an hour. Call MI FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FINER HOMES MI 3-6969 Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990. expensive —One load instead oft bedroom Colonial with an Five room ranch, full basement, buy, trade down or trade any- ] two Or three—Easier loading and \ 3-5194. R F. Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Public Records thing. -Douglas Motors. J33 Main. | FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL oversized attached garage. WESLEY R. SMITH, Associate hot water oil heat, fireplace. At­ 9-i5245. unloading — Distinctive dignified I ^------T tached garage, tile bath, amesite MI 9-4543 RUBBI.SH REMOVED. Ml 9-2186. and smart. "The Be.st for I .ess." PAINTING and A ll utilities. Well built. Own­ U and R HOUSING CORP. M l 9-8952 n e e d a c a r and had your credit | Walter Schultz. ity. with auto to assist with radio MANCHESTER er transferred. drive. (Jombination windows and XXXIII Lease Notice The Austin A. Chambers Cc , 503 BOX 243-—MANCHESTER WEST SIDE—6>,i room home, ga­ doors. Extra large lot. Priced at House & Hale, Inc., to Manches­ turned down? Short on down pay- East Middle Turnpike. MI 3-5187. program. Mu.st know Manchester, WELDING SERVICE R. F. DIMOCK CO. PAPER HANGING $16,500 and you can move rage, three bedrooms. Large only $17,850. Owner being trans­ VERNON—New six room ranch ter Sales and Appliances, Inc., ment? Had s repossession? Don’t |TY ANTENNAS repaired and In- Hartford CH 7-1423. Ea,st Hartford and surrounding SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS XXXX M AY WE HELP you find a home? gtve up! See Douglas Motors, get j atalled. Cali Modem TV Service, area. Apply Room 5, 419 Main St.,. FURNACE and BOILERS TELEPHONE MI B-S24!5 Into this 5',4-room ranch rooms, nice lot. Owner, MI 3-8568. ferred. with attached garage. RuUt-in Member Multiple Listing Service. stores at 14, 16, and 18 Oak S t, the lowdown. on the lowest down MI 3-8185. MANt^ESTER MOVING and East Hartford. REPAIRED BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD ' with full basement, porch, range and oven, fireplace if living five years beginning Feb. 1. New five room ranch, full base­ PhcHte John H. Lappen, Inc., MI ahd smallest payments anvwhere. Trucking Co. Local and long dis­ Ml 9-3266 MI 9-7702 MI 9-6818 attached garage. room and basement. Wooded, lot, 9-5261, M I 8-5219, M l 9-2896. Not Ji.small loan or finance com­ ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Tel. »tl 9-16SS—Ml 9-81B7 ment,, Hot water oil heat, fireplace, nice location. $16.6(X). R. F. pimock friendly service on- your Electro­ tance moving. Weekly van service ROBERT W. AONEW ROBERT D. MURDOCK $17,000 Is the asking price Legal Notice pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 to New York. MI 3-6563. M l S-6878 MI S-6472 tile bath, city utilities. Amesite Co,. Realtors. Ml 9-5245, Main Street. lux (R ) cleaner Pick up and de­ of this fine custom built drive, near bus line. Only $12,990. livery. Call Electrolux authorized • SEPTIC TANKS ranclL Many features in this MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Legal Notice AT A COURT OF PBOBATB. h M MANCHESTER Package Delivery. XXXIV At... MancheAter.______^ th in and for tha 1958 CUSTOM model Mercury. sa)*(i ana service. Ml 9-0843 or JA Light trucking and package deliv­ CLEANED and INSTALLED home not found in the aver­ CHARLES LESPERANCE District of Manchester, on the 15tb dajr Four door, Mercomatic. Radio, 2-0108. Please ask for Augustlr.e ery. Refrigerators, washers and age home. Ask us about the COVENTRY—Attractive ftv* roonj AT A COURT OF PROBATE, hfld of January, A.D. 1959. beater. $395. Call MI 3-4046. Kaniienskl. F H A appraisal. Wonderful MI 9-7620 ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ at Manchpstf*r. within and for thp Present. Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge* %itovc moving specialty. Folding • SEWERS OF THE District of Manchester, on the 16th day Estate of Helen Goodala. late of view. Desirable neighbor­ rooms. nice living room, large lot. Manchester in said district, deceased. 1988 TApNUS, fully equipped. 4,000 ATTENTION residents! Homes, chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. MACHINE CLEANED of January. 1959. I Child Perfect hood. FIVE ROOM single home. Large A comfortable home for modest Prp«rnt. Hon. Johrt J. WaUett, Judge. 1 Upon application of Lucy B. Mo* miles. 'Must sell. Private party. commercial. Industrial. Dissatis­ lot, 200 feet . deep. Good garden living Priced at only $12,650 R. Estate of Mary M. Ralph, late of Laughlin.' admlnlatMtrix praying for Call M I 9-0030; evenings PI 2-8383. fied with present rubbish service? • INSTALLATION $18,500 is the price for this space, many shade trees, full cel­ Manchester. In said DiAtrlct. deceaaed. authority to sell certain real eatata Paintintf— Papering 21' MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI The Administrator having exhibited particularly described In aeUd applictrt Also 1957 Ford convertible. i We invite inquiries. Full time SPECIALIST large 6-room ranch, full lar. Oil fired hot air furnace. Only 9-5245. his adminlAtrallon account with said tlon on fife. lt_ls service M&M Rubbish Co., MI PAINTING AND paperhanging. ! /■> 4 basement, rec room,with lav­ $12,000, School St. MI 9-8964, Man- estate to this Court for allowance, it Is ORDBRGt); ’mat the (oregolng ^ 1958 FORD Fairlane 500, all! 9-9757. Good clean workmanship ai rea- j iifilva Tyler Jarvis Realty Co. Arthur A. Knofla Ellsworth Mitten ORDERED: That the 27th day of nllcatlon be heard and determined at atory, porch, attached ga- Chester, Conn. XXXV the Probate office tn Hancheeter to equipped, standard shift with over- i sonable rates. 30 years in Man- j Town and Country M l 0-4469 An 3-4112 All S-5440 Ml 8-6930 January. 1969. at eleven o’clock, fore­ drive. Call TR 5-3785. iTYPEWRITERS and office ma­ BUT NOW ..rage, 60x300 ft. lot. Trees. noon. at tbe Probate Office in the eald District, on the 26th day o( Chester. Raymond Fiske. MI ■ Closfc^to hew school. Vacant. SIX ROOM single. Well land­ MANCJHESTER—One year old six Municipal Building in said Manchester, January. A.D. 1969. at eleven o'clock chines repaired. Sales, Service and m 9-9237. I Elsie Me.ver .Gaston Realty scaped yard. Few minutes walk room ranch. Three bedrooms, be ana the same is assigned for a In the torenoqo. and that noUce - rentals, MI 9-3477. Drainage Go. Welles Agency hearing on the allowance of said ad­ Riven to all persona interested In said $22,500 or only $2,900 MI 0-6524 An 9-5181 '‘John h. Ijippen, Inc. to schools and shopping, ’"’hone kitchen, dining room, large living eetate of the pendency o ( said sppUcs- ■ 1951 FORD two-door sedan. One! PAINTING AND paperhanging. PI 2-7856 MI 0-5261 ministration account with said estate, Owner. M I 9-5009. GRINDING and sharpening—Farm Ml 9^4143 w o o d h ilL h eig h t s cash required from a quali­ John H. Lappen. Inc., MI 9-5261, room, Built-in range and oven. ascertainment of heirs and order of tlon and the lime an4 pisce of Reasonable rates. A, Thick, M I I fied buyer. 13 rooms, 2‘,i M I 3-5219 MI 9-2896, Aluminum combinations, full cel­ distribution, and this Court directs that thereon, bv publiehln* a copy of this and household tools, lawn mowers 3-4$61. notice of the time and place assigned order In some newepsper-newspaper- havto*havln* A cti- 1957 CHBVSOLET Belaire station I and ' saws precision sharpened, acres of land. Income of AIcKInney Brothers lar. Close to bus, schools and shop­ for said hearing be given to all per- culatlon in said dlsmct, at l ^ t J t V e wagon, six passenger. Fully $80.00 per month from a 3- Alice Clampet ping. A real buy at $15,500 R. F. aons known to be interested therein to ■s before the day of said heartos. motors serviced. Empson H. 2 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Inc. appear If they see u u se at sMd equipped, all power. 19,800 miles, Aborn, Maple St., Ellington, TR room apartment. Garages, An 9-4543 Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. appear and be heard thereon by pub- (RANCH and SPLIT LEVEL) Ml 8-6060 Zoning Board of Appeals Hsning a copy of this order In some time and place and be heard -relsU^ $1980. M I 9-6488. 5-7166. tool shed, many more extras newspaper having a circulation in said thereto, and make return to this court, I included. NOTICE XXXVI District, at least five days before the JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Stanley Bray day of said hearing, and by mailing on W e would be drilghted to Ken Ostrtnsky Two In One Package. A nice -two- or before January 16th. 1959 by certi­ WE LIKE OUR WORK An S-627S Variances- fied mall, a copy of this order to Priced From up Ml 8-5150 famlly and a separate (our room 17,200 ■how you through the de­ Exceptions-Granted Francis J. Ralnsh. c/o Attorney John MEET BOB OLIVER lightful 6-room Colonial home. This two-familv is in very F. Shea Jr.. 675 Main St., Manchester. CROCKETT’S 30 Years of Sendee to Manchester 240 HOLUSTER STREET Dean Machine Products, Inc. OF ranch that w'e have on Jea)j T. J. Crockett nice condition inside and out. Conn, __^ extension, North side Hilliard St., JOHN J. WALDETT. Judge. MANCHESTER V.A. and F.H.A. Financing Available Rd. Tw o acres of choice Ismd William E. Belflore AH S-IS17 Separate heating systems, copper east.of New Slate Rd. Corner in one of Manchester’s choice Agency plumbing, ■ aluminum combina. CENTER MOTOR SALES RESIDENTIAL Old enough to be experienced Space and play space galore inside and outside njahes this 10^/c'Dotcn, 30 Year Mortgages Matthew Moriarty, exteinsion/- AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held 461 MAIN STREET residential areas. All 9-0160 tions, two-car garage, convenient at Mancheeter. within and (or the home CHELD PERFECTT. Custom built split level home in Predlctltjiw are that housing prices will go up In the Spring. Buy I 315 Center St. location. An unusual package buy Young enough to be aggressive Goodchild Realty District of Manchester, on the 16th day 15 LAKE STREET COMMERCIAL beautiful Setting of trees and spacious yard. Living room with -now in a de.sirable residential area complete with city water, ' W e have several desirable Town of Manchester, parking lot,, for $21,500. R. F. Dimock Co, of January. A.D. 1959. , ^ Manchester’s ■ - Ml. 8-7925 log burning fireplace. Dining room with French doors opening sewerage, sidewalks, curbs and paved roads. Get a preview of the I building lots priced from Charter Oak Field. Realtors, Ml 9-5245. Preeent, Hon. John J. WaUett. Judge. Suburbsii, bnt stlU In town. Large enough to be efficient Sherwood A. Beechler Estate of Helen A. Gordon, late of in d u s t r ia l onto lovely patio. Kitchen with knotty pine cabinets. Spacious hew Ranch and Colonial models under construction for eat’ly | $1,700 to $12,000 and plans Mary Botticello, sideline vari­ Oversized six room G ^ e wftk Aft 8-6060 Manchester In said district, deceased. Authorized Dealer for Small enough to be personalized. master bedroom with full bath (stall shower). “Pwo other bed­ spring showing! to fit. Walton W. Grant ance, 31 Princeton St. (XXXVII) Upon application of John 8. Gordon, fliwplace, etc. -AU the rooms ta BUSINESS SALES rooms and another, full bath. The rec room is a beauty, knotty Agency Boland Brothers, signs, lights, administrator prsyin* (or authority to this hiMDM are exoepUonsUy Let us sell yuiir home, tjet Us sell pine, with bar and built-ins. Heated garage. Extras (such as FURNISHED MODEL HOME The time is NO W to buy tell certain real estate particularly de­ An 8-1163 315 Broad St. TWO-FAMILY — Excellent condi­ scribed in eald application' on file, it large. •BERKELEY you a home. .Let us build a home Mercury Silent Switches,^telephone jacks) are too numerous that home you have been Bernie Cantpr . M. L. S. No. 828 APPRAISALS OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 A.M.-S P.M. dreaming of. Why wait until TRemont 6-3495 Parking Authority, signs, cor tion, 6-5,. choice location. $16,700. S: Up to 60 Miles Per OsUon with your plans or ours. Let us to mention. Fqr the'family looking for a fine home let us show DAILY 1 P.M. to 5 F.M. ners Main & . Birch Sts., corners R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, M I ' o r d e r e d ; That the foregolnr ap- The lot is quite an esset. O w Insure your home, business or you thi_s one. spring ? Prices will b«i high­ Ucimon be heard and determined at 109 feet frontsge ,ssM 4W P $ ^ er then and mortgages prob­ Warren Howland Main & Oak Sts. and entrance to 9-5245. ' Ble Probate office ,in Mancheater to INSURANCE automobile. DIRECTIO N?: West Middle Turnpike to Tower Rd. (Opposite ' John S. Bissell Clifford Hansen Howard Haatlnga parking lot on Birch St.’’ msteljr 6()0 feet Itai 4i f 6h. n toM , ably hard to find. | AU 8-1108 arid District on the aand day of, • 80aa0M0||L Parkade) ToWer Rd. to Brent Rd., 2nd Right off Brent Rd. at P I 2-6828 M l 8-24U An 8-1107 Clarence J.; jMfers, special ex­ XXXIX January. A,D. 19», at ten o’rto(* In St Represented by Mrs. Delilah Megdnlgle, P I 2-8311; Mrs. Frances Turnbull Rd., 1st L eft o ff Turnbull at Castle Rd.— Model Home | the forenoon .and that notlc* ^ given JARVIS REALTY CO. Pleaae Call: ' Beni Estate center ception, 937 Center St. to all persons Interested to said estate vstaa tkst the 9BA Wagner, MI S-1157; Alfred P. Werbner, Kalea M anager, on 0.6*116 Rd. MANCSHCSTEH—Ail brlt* six room Miuichester's Newest Car Ml 3-4112 Carlton W. Hatchln* Beet Hartford, Conn. Enrie 8 . Rohan Aledeline Smith The above will Jbo effective Jan­ of the pendency of said snpllcetlon and the properiir. Sm M I 8-7847. i WARREN E. uary 19, 1959 Cape In South Mancheater. BiiUt the time and Nsee of hearing thereon, FINE SEMCOTION Evenings Call... An JA 8-6024 An 8-7488 An 0-1642 by publishing A copy df ,this .order, to HOWiAND Notice filed in office of Town by Pontlcelli in 1951 Aluminum some newspaper having a clrculatton OF CLEAN ^ MI 3-7847 ^ MI 3-1157 REALTOR^Ml 8-1108 (Jlerk— Jan. 14, 1959 combluatipns, larae enclosed rear to said (Ustrict, St.lesai nv# days be­ JARVIS REALTY b o a r d o f porch. Garage and amesite drive, fore the My of eald hearte. to appear JARVIS REALTY CO. 575 M iUN ST. Z 0 N m 6 APPEALS PI 2-8.111 Ml 9-1200 if thay see cause St said time and V I' ’ ' USEOCARS 283 EAST CENTER'S!. (Comer of Lenox)—MI 8-4112 Ml 3-4112 — Ml 9-1200 Evening Mr. Holcombe Ball the Realtor of Year Cholee~-Extra $ervlee Without Extra Cott Daniel L. Hair,. Chairman No basement, large lot. Very nice place and be beam reUave thereto, sad M I 4-1180 Edward M. Sasrl, Secretary coadiUok 618,600. R. F. punodt make hAts, ■ ‘ ^ '4'' •" ' Advt Ntf. 6697 Cb.. ReStOi*. M I 9A246. V] i A X , ,

FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1969;‘ Average Daily Net Press Ron The Waatber PAGE TWENTY For the tVeek Ending FereeMt of tl. 8. Wealhor ] Suentng Ifrralti Janaary 10th, 105t V OMOnn«d asld, f«w MsMond •now flarrlM tonlglit. Ism S to the Second Congregational Church, 1^,864 Earl Johnston, teacher and call­ Charles Hamilton, Mrs. Cain L. 18. Sunday, ootd, m ow flafttaa er for the Manchester Square Swim Teachers Mahoney, Mrii. W. T. Mbyer and Tozer to Speak will lead a dlscussloh of the movie, Discount Pricos Member of the Audit About Town Bureau of dreuiation High near SO. Dance Club, will call for the bene- | Mrs. Wells Dennison. ‘‘The Roots of Happiness." All D«partfntnts Mancheder—^A City of Village Charm lit square dance for the Cystic F I-' To Address PTA Preceding the tea and fashion • At PTA Meeting A business meeting will pre­ The thlrrt MSsion of the School brosts fund In the Springiteld i show, which wlU feature spring cede the discussion. The second Municipal Auditorium Monday | f MtBsiont at the South Metho- Miss Linda Winzier and Arthur and summer wear from the Penny The January meeting of the grade mothers will furnish the re­ ARTHUR DRUG (Olawlfled AdvarMelng on Pago 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS 3i*t Church will begin at 5 p.m. evening. More than 600 tlcketsj Nellson from the Instructors of Saver, Mrs. Alfred Sundqutst, pres­ Buckley PTA will be held Monday freshments to be served in the VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 91 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. 1959 Sunday. Those attending are re­ have been sold for the affair. A ' Handicapped will bq the guest ident, will conduct a short busi­ at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. cafeteria after the movie and dis­ minded to bring box lunche.i. A number of square dancers from speakers at the meeting of the ness meeting. The Rev. Arnold Tozer, pawtor of cussion. mofVie. '* 0 0 1 of the Du.st." will be this area are planning to attend. Washington School PTA Tuesday j shown at 6:t5. The public is in­ evening. Bells to Ring vited to attend all or part of the Officers elect of Chapman Court, Their topic will be "What the FamilyHeld school. Order of Amaranth, will be seated I. O. H. Means to Me.” The meet­ at a semi-publie installation to­ ing will be held at 8 o'clock In the Club in Favor In Protest on The Past Mistre.sa Club of the morrow at 8 p.m. in the Masonic school cafeteria. Daughters of Liberty. No. 125, will Temple. The ceremony will be fol- 1 Refreshments will be served af­ ST IL L IN . As Hostage, Mikoyan Confer have a meeting tonight at 7:30 at lowed by a aorlal time in the ban- I ter the meeting. Mikoyan Visit the home of Mra Minnie Brown. qiiet hail. Mrs. Alice Ray and Mrs. ! On Feb. 10 Miss Arlyne Garrity 33 Edgerton St. Elisabeth Geissler head the re- i and Paul Tierney from the I. O. H. Police Fear freshment committee. j will apeak at the meeting of the PROGRESS JANUARY Of New Lease St. Augustine. Fla., Jan. 17 William A. Munson, advanced Nathan Hale PTA. (iT*)—Catholic Churches will development engineer for Westing- Garden Grove, Calif., Jan. I A vesper servire will be held : Members of tho Manche«ter*was authored independently of the ring in protest Tuesday when house Electric Corp.. will speak , Sunday at 5 p.m, in the Covenant 17 (JP)—Hundreds of officers Country Club last night voted ap­ Committee and announced Thura- Soviet Deputy Premier Anas­ Tuesday to members of the Con­ Congregational Church, The Rev. Bundle Tea, Show necticut Section of the American with drawn guns searched a proval of a 7-year lease plan as a day. tas I. Mikoj'an visits the i Raymond C. He.sa of Stamford, square-mile of this Los An­ basis for further negotiations over In another development last On East-West Discord Institute of Electrical Engineers. ; who will occupy the pulpit at the Kll»‘ry KiiiRton Pbf>to Set by Auxiliary state. He will speak at R pm. at the geles suburb today for a the club’s fate. night, John Sommers, chairman of 10:4.5 am , service will also cnn- With a series of voice votes, the Club's negotiating unit, con­ Archbiahop Joseph Patrick Hur­ Hartford Electric Light (>)., 2P4 |duet the vesper aervlee. He is ex- E n g a f * e d young gunman believed to be sented to a meeting at 4 p.m. Mon­ ley of. the St. Augustine diocese Pearl St., HaHford, A ''Bundle Tea" and fashion ' some 185 members authorized their has called on all Catholics in his i changing pulpits .Siinda.v with the John- Ge.ssny Sr. of Tunnel Hd.. show' will be the program for the , holding a family hostage for governors to re-open talks design­ day In the Municipal Building witli ; Rev. K. Ejnar. Rask, who will diocese to attend special Maases Vernon, announces the engage­ 'quarterly meeting of the Wom- the second time in a week. ed to keep the club In Manches­ Powell'a group, .Sommers saiose mous vole authorizing the Board W'a.shington, Jan. 17 (/P)— : officer of the 364th Field Artillery ore aasiallng in welcoming visitors .they were going to call on a teen­ Mahoney strengthened the sup­ of Governors to sell or remove the Several persons representing Enjoy free travel pas.ses. vaca­ JEWEI.RY BAR—MAIN FI.OOR AT ENTRANCE. several hundred H\ingarian-Ameri- Pre.sident Eisenhower and tions, insurance. Short, low-cost i Battalion and is employed as an at the museum on Sunday after­ and COVERS, BLANKETS. SPREADS, age girl friend. Six policemen hid port he has already announced, Club's buildings, if the Board so Anastas I. Mikoyan discussed training can qualify. Must be 17- engineer at Pratt and Whitney noons. in her house. saying “Tlie Board of Directors decides. cans in Central Florida announced 39. have high school education and Aircraft. TOWELS, FACE CLOTHS, etc. ^ When Averill came to the'door has a moral obligation to keep the 'The vote by ballot was 177 in yesterday they will demonstrate U.S.-Soviet differences for an pleasing personalltiy. Includes spe­ Sunset Rehekah Lodge will meet the girl let him in. But he spotted Club in Manchester and the lease favor, and none against. "in spirit" against the Russian of­ hour and 45 minutes today cial training in personal develop­ The annual congregational Monday at 8 p.m. in Odd P'ellows Sportswear Clearattce an officer hiding behind a door and plan is the moat reasonable way Then, a' voice vote authorized Ihe ficial. immediately opened fire. He was The Rev. Louis G. Novak, pastor and Mikoyan said they agreed ment for women. All inquiries eon- meeting of the Concordia Evangel- j hall. One of the Items of business to do it.’" Govemors to cease Club operation they had a "useful exchange fldentlal. Write, giving address and ical Lutheran Church will be held i will he the fir.sl nomination of of­ answered with a burst from •< sub­ Directors oppo.sing the plan are here Feb. 1, if so decided. of the Hungarian United (jluirch phone nunibcr, to: Training Divi­ tonight at 7:.30, preceded by a! ficers. Memliers are askPd to bring FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS BLOUSE CLEARANCE machine gun and apparently Theodore Powell, Alice Lamenzo, Both votes, obviously, gave tiie of Central Florida in Lakeland, of views.” sion, National School of Aeronau­ family night supper at 6:30. The \ prize.s for the kitchen social. Mr.s. wounded in the neck. •.^d Robert Gordon, who compose Governor., stiong negotiating pow­ announced the silent demonstra­ The Soviet deputy premier de­ $2.98 VALUES ...... NOW $1.29 Firing as he went, Averill ran tion. livered a personal 'metaage from tics. Box D, Manchester Evening j Rev. David G. .laxhelmer of Rock- i Olive Wood will .serve as chairman REG: .76 9,5 LATEX FOAM. the Directors',Golf Course Commit­ ers. Herald. ville will preside. 1of the refresliment committee. VALUES TO $7.98 ...... NOW $ 3 .9 9 back to the car In w'hich Armstrong tee With which the Club broke off ^ e said he spoke for more than Premier Nikita Khrushchev wtah- EXTRA PLUMP SIZE. SALE 54.47 waited, and they roared off with VALUES TO $5.98 NOW negotiations Jan. 6. The lease plan (Continued on Page Three) 1.200 former Hungarians who live A wild chase last night on a secondary highway brought death to two Stafford Springs youths. The ing Eisenhower good health and $2.99 the police in close pursuit, firing in Central Florida. "success on the road to better re­ rifles and shotguns, speeding car swerved off the road, roared head-on into the large boulder (left) and overturned. Novak said a few young ( Herald Photo by Saternie). lations between our two coun­ A blodk away the car failed to Hungarians in the Tampa' area tries." HALE'S "CHARMHOUSE " WOOL JUMPERS make a turn and cra.shed Into the may demonstrate with placards "The President thanked me'and U gh ... / curb. Tlie men split up, Arm­ when Mikoyan arrives. He said he asked me to convey almilar warm $10.98 VALUES ...... NOW $6.99 strong running into a nearby One of 52 Survives understood Hungarisns in the Electric Poner Source greetings to our prime mlniater," RAYON-NYLON BLEND BLANKETS house and Averill disappearing in Speeding Car Mikoyan reported. ALI, SAI.ES FINAL Miami area planned to greet him move my an orange grove, Armstrong was carrying a black coffin. Secretary of State Dulles and 72" X 9" .*iize. Made for our New York office by one of the srORTSM E.YR DEPT.—Take Elevator to Second Floor. carrying a rifle, but made no at- Fred Waterson of the U.S. Rams Boulder; other officials participated In the teepee by country's largc.'-l mills! In their line, this blanket is S9.4>5. Holiday Plane Crash State Department was in Tampa conference which began at B a.m. Full 4 poiind.s, 7 beautiful colons. $ A 0 0 (Continued on Pago Throe) yesterday to prepare security ar­ Small Atom Device In Eisenhower's office. Reg. $9.95 value! Special ...... rangements for the Mikoyan trip. Mikoyan, wearing hla uaual out­ Values From Our Girls" Dept, Waterson said Tampa Police, 2 Youths Dead door dre.as of dark grey overcoat AMODIO Buenos Aires, Jan. 17 i/Pi -An*>passengers and a crew of 5. The the Hillsborough County Sheriff's and blue plaid scarf, walked Into a GIRLS'WOOL . Cold Weather Argentine airliner with .52 per­ line did not believe tay foreigners Office and the Highway Patrol will Aid for Space Man Time ran out for two of four 18- room where reporters hastily . .. he very RKASON- sons aboard crashed Into the At­ W«r* among the passeh^rs but it work together on security arrange­ year-old boys last night when gathered after tha conference. 24"x36" APPROXIMATE SIZE IMPORTED could not be sure since th4y were ARl K in co.xt! lantic Ocean laat night off the sea­ ments. their car flipped over in Tolland. It had been generally expected not listed by nationality. that the meeting with Elsenhower When you’re moving To Stay Awhile side resort of Mar del Plata. Only "We don't expect anything to Killed in the crash was Peter HAND HOOKED RUGS One eyewitness said he heard happen." he said, "but isolated By FRANK E. CAREY * and sea traffic; and allow use of Mololoris. RFD 1, Stafford. would last at least two full houra DRESSES TURTLE NECK one survivor wa.s found. (.AP Science W riter) radio-controlled beacons which from your reservation the plane's engines fail Just before thtngs do happen and our purpose Alfred Bergeron nf Brown Ave., kince about 50 per cent of, the time Almost four hours after the va­ the crash. - . ■ - Wa.shington, Jsn. 17 '/Tj - - An might forecast the development . . . be sure to call on fa­ REGIT.AR $:i,98. p p In Northeast cation flight cra-shed a man was is to no \inlimely or untoward Stafford, died later in Johnson was devoted to translations be-, mous AMODIO person­ A caretaker at a resort park said incidents 'occur." atomic device with no moving of hurricanes. Memorial Hospital, Stafford tween the Ruastan< and EngUpb alive on the beacli, his clothes the plane apparently developed parts and small enough to be The device employs radioactive languages'. alized moving and stor­ By ’THE .AS.SOCI.ATED PRESS burned or ripped off. All others dn Springs. Use in every room in the house. Several patterns wTth trouble as it came down for a land­ (Continued Page Two) tucked in a handbag may be the polonium 710 as a heat source The two other ymiths, Ralph R. Mikoyan began by saying he age service. The finest Cold, windy weather returned to the twin-engine plane apparently ing, tried to regain altitude and forerunner of the means of pro­ and rhemirals which lonverl the supposed the newsmen had a black, green, rose or beige predominating. SWEATERS perished. Only three bodies were Bartholomew of Crystal Lake and New England today and temper­ viding the electricity to help man heal into electricity without any in the area. Cost is al- recovered in predawn dgrkness. then plunged into the sea. He said Richard Ceipptelli of 32 W, Main "shower of questions” ready. But, wa\ s reasonable — serv­ atures will be generally In the 20s. he heard a terrific explosion. in Space. moving parts. St., Stafford, were injured in the he said, he would not be able to Here, the softerieti tt hite onl.v. Size.s 7 to 14. Searchers who were hampered by This was one result forseen to­ ice always re'ieble. dropping into the teens tonight. stormy waters said many of those This was the first fatal crash for 3 Known Dfead The AEC calls It SNAI’-3...short accident. answer them because as all could ehirtdress featured Austral and the second major day of a new melliod to provide for sy.stem for nuclear auxiliary Bartholomew suffered lacera­ .see "I have my coat on all ready REG. $3.48 SANFORIZED Ooudy skies are expected to pre­ in the plane presiimably were power over lenglhly periods with- and am not prepared to hold in Glamour. Drip- agent for vail over most of the six states. trapped and drowned. crash in South America this week. power. tions of the scalp and a possible a dry, minimum-iron. Values to $8.98 ^ A West German Lufthansa Con­ oirt the aid of batteries. The development at present con­ skull fracture, Cetpetelll waa aaid preaa conference.” Ah', intense low pressure system Among those on the passenger As Fire Levels "I can say we held an exchange Painted daisy print MATTRESS COVERS that rhoyed northward through list were Eduardo Braun Menen- stellation crashed 'near Rio de The new development, hailed by sists of a 5-pnund device, 4 3/4 to have a pos.slble fracture of the New England is now over dez, one of Argentina's most fa­ Janeiro Airport Sundav, killing Ih Atomic Energy Commission as inches in diameter and 5 1,2 inches left leg. Both were admitted to the of views on many matters of mu­ in blue or raspberry. "highly significant, " was an­ tual interest. We did not conduct Zippered * 2 . 9 9 Twin or full bed sizes. southern Quebec. The Weather mous scientists, and Dr. Jose Mez- 36. Florida Hotel high - somewhat resembling a Stafford Springs Hospital. N O W . . Bureau says It'is expected to slow zadra, another w»ll-known scien­ Braun Menendez was a leading nounced yesterday at the White .ship's barometer. Officials esti­ Time began running out for the negotiations but tried to find the disciple of Dr. Bernardo Houssay, House. mate the weight could be cut. to two boys at 11:15 wlicn Stafford positiona of our countries on many down, thus keepin'g.wind.v and cold tist. There was no immediate con­ Stuart, Fla., Jan. 17. i/P) At weather over the 'nprtheast for firmation that they actually had an Argentine who shared the 1947 Col. Jack Armstrong, deputy three pounds. Policemen Joseph Young and Rob­ matters," Mikoyan said. Good quality unbleached sheeting with scams all bound least three and possibl.v seven per- chief of the A EC's Aircraft Reac­ "This was not a negotiation but Call AMODIO and with zipper opening. GIRLS' several da.vs. been aboard. Nobel prize for medicine because Tlic model cost $15,000. But ert Beaulieu spotted the speeding The passage of tnK, storm The plane belonged to Austral of his wofk on the pituitary gland. aon.s were killed today when fire tor Division, today pi .'dieted such AEC spokesmen say it probably car from their cruiser. The two a useful exchange of views. At through the middle of Ne\\‘''sEng- Airlines, a new company known Braiiq Menendez was born in swept a small hotel. Twenty-five batteryless power might also be could be turned out on a produc­ policeman began chasing the car the end, the President, the Secre­ MA.NCHESTER land cau-sed precipitation to change throughout the country for its Chile on Jan. 16, 1903. and later other guests fled into 32-degree used in the future to: tion basis for about $200 per unit. At 11:18 they notified the .State tary of State and we all came to to rain over all sections except m- weather wearing nightshirts and Provide juice for instnimenls Police barracks at Stafford the conclusion that the exchange Mitchell 9-5650 Penguin trademark because of became a naturalized citizen of Ar­ underwear. Most Efficient Known TYPE 140 LADY PEPPERELL northern 'Vermont. Burlington re­ flights to Argentina's cold and gentina. He had studied in Europe in large, unmanned satellites for Technicians for the AEC, which Springs that the car was heading waa u.sefiil. LINED JACKETS ceived almost a foot of snow from and was a leading profe.ssor at the Fire Chief Rust Griffin an­ long periods of time; furnish for Tolland. "I conveyed to the President blehk, southland. nounced th, fatality toll while di­ sponsored the development, said thj storm. The'x airliner was on a special University of Buenos Aires. shelter heat and power for com­ the device is the most efficient for At 11:19 the Stale Police bar­ greetings on behalf of Prime Min­ Plaids and solid colors. Sizes 7 to 14. 14 Inchea in Indiana recting operations at the 2-story. munications and \ rather mstru- racks alerted two cruisers in the ister Nikita Khru.shchev, beat SUPERFINE MUSLIN summerbrqe vacation flight from He received ah honorary degree 40-room Commodore Hotel. It was its particular purpose known to Visit our Ready-To-Wear South Bend, Ind., and most of St. Buenos A ir^ to Mar del Plata, from the University of California ments in remote areas like the exist anyw'here including Russia. Tolland area to be on the lookout wishes for his good health and Department, second floor Joseph County was crippled by a 240 miles to the south, and then where he gave a series of lectures •Still blazing four hours after the Arctic and Antarctic; provide new for the teenagers. success on- the road to better rela­ RED. $2.99—72 x 108 ...... Reg. $8.98 to $17.98 - NOW 14-inch blanket of snow today, but first alarm. types of navigational aid for air The device is designed primarily tions between our two countries. and see the fine selection nf ------$ 2 .0 9 to Bahia Blanca, another 260 miles in 1942. His daughter also was on for use BS a vastly longer lasting At 11:21, the Stafford policemen maintenance crews working all west. the passenger list. The hotel's register was de­ called State Polii^ again. This The President thanked me and con­ dres.ses. We carry such fa­ REG. $:i.29—81 X 108 ...... $2.29 night Iiad cleared most of the main stroyed. complicating the job of substitute for batterle.s in Space veyed his warm greetings to our It was coming in f( a landing Mezzadra had received a merit Identifying the victims. satellites. Armstrimg told a re­ time for an ambulance and a cor­ mous makes as Nelly Don, roads. ^ at Mar del Plata in wilHjy and award from the University of oner. Prime Minister.” REG. $.{ «9—90 X 108 ...... U.S. ^ between South Bend and The hotel was a total loss, fire­ porter it "Is more efficient by a Casualmaker, Korell, Cald- ....$2.59 rainy weather when it smashed Miami (Fla.) for his work on can­ News Tidbits factor of 16 or 20" than any known State Police said the car was New Carlisle, eight miles west, was into the ocean about 150 yards cer. He was going to Mar del men said. Damage was estimated speeding along the secondary high­ (Continued on Page Three) well-Abby Kent for misses RE(i. 69c— 12 X .16 PIELOWC.ASES ...... 55d still closed to traffic, but all other at $100,000. device in producing what is known main highways and city streets from shore. Plata to visit his sick mother-in- One man -who got out was Er­ Culled irom AP Wires as Ihermoelectrirlty—that Is, elec­ way between Stafford Springs and and women and Youth f'air to The airline said It carried 47 law. Tolland when it went out of con were reported "passable but tricity from heat. and Advance for Juniors. REG. $2 99— F m 'E l) BOTTOM nest Lee Daughtery who said he trol. They said the car left the TWIN S IZ E ...... $2 .0 9 treacherous." came here Dec. 29 from Dublin, Some time ago. Russia came out GIRLS’ DF.PARTMENT—Take Elevator to Second Floor. Most of the snow was dumped on N.C. Off-track betting in New York with a thermoclectrical device em­ south side of the road, swerved the area in less than three hours A hotel employe cams runni^ appears to have only'a longshot ploying a kero.sene lamp as a heat over to the north side, smashed Bulletins REG, $1.29— F m 'E l) BOTl’OM chance for legalization in view of into a boulder which demolished the yesterday. A light snow continued down the corridor at 4:.30 a.m., source and other chemicals for the from th* AP Wires FULL S IZ E ...... $ 2 .2 9 to fall most of the night, but did Daughtery said, screaming that Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's lack Castro Reports 450 of enthusiasm for the proposal. . . (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Three) Washing dishes not sidd much to the depth. the hotel was on fire. Baby and Tot Shop Specials The heavy snowfall was whipped Daughterly said he grabbed Joseph (Joe Palisades) Rosato, 55, is easy today... Into snow'drifts by heavy winds, waat clothes ha could and got out. ordered to Jail for refusal to testi­ SECURITY LAW ASSAHJBO BOYS' causing Mayors Edward F. Voorde One man with his clothes ly before New York state com­ Seoul, Korea, Jan. 17 0P)--A' of South Bend' and Albert F. Doyte Will Be Executed streaming flames was seen jump­ mission investigating 1957 Apala- Seoul newspaper quoted U.S. Am­ S-T-R-E-T-C-H TIGHTS... of*adjoining Mishawaka to declare ing from the second floor. Rubble chin meeting. Workers Weigh Terms bassador tV'alter DbwHn'g foitoy' a state of emergency in their re­ from a collapsing wall buried him. Three textile workers receive as expressing shock over the way spective cities. By L-ARKY ALI..EN ^invite U.N. observers to check the bums and ininur Injuries when a contnn-ersiai new South Ko­ Shirts and Tie Sets The St. Joseph County Army Re­ 8«4M>nd Brush witti Death steam cylinder head explodes ai Havana, Jan. 17 (/P)—Fidel trial and e;;ecution methods. A witness to the leap was Paul rean se c u rity ia$v waa enacted. serve unit was called in last night Castro estimates that 450 per-' Some U.S. and Cuban business- plant in Norw'ich yesterday .. Fed­ Of Harvester Contract Dowling left by plane for Wash­ Plaids and solid color.$ in size.s 4 to 7. and all available construction R. Bailey 24, Atlanta, who was eral judge says Bridgeport girdle men. and Industrialists are paying staying at the nearby St. Lucie Ho­ ington yesterday to advise the equipment was borrowed in the sons will die before the cur­ advance taxes to help the revolu­ firm violated patent held by In-., State Department on sharp polit­ battle against the clogging snow­ tel. The falling body nearly hit temational Latex Corp. of Dover. Full fashioned tights made of the finest rent wave of executions ends tionary government the New York him. Chicago, Jan. 17 (ff5—A new 3-4 pact. Some 12,000 of the aWkers ical tensions aroused by the'law drifts. Times reported. -A dispatch Del. are employed In four of the big REGULAR $2.9a Semi-trailer trucks were stopped in Cuba. Bailey was taken to Martin year contract which w6iild end which permits imprisonment of Already 205 persons have been from Havana said a treasury offi­ Evangelist Billy Graham takes farm Implement firm's plants. newsmen for critlclalng high of­ quality stretch nylon! Ideal for sports or County Hospital in a atate of off from Minneapolis for San Fran- a two month strike o ■ 37,000 In­ The result of the balloting—an (Continoeil un Page Two) reported shot on charges of crimes cial estimated about $3 million had shock. It was his second brush ficials. The law alto provides against the people during the dic­ been paid in adV'ance in r^ent cised enroiite to Hawaii for rest ternational Harvester Co. Em­ unofficial tally—were announced Clearance Price _ with death in 12 hours. ordered by his doctors after treat­ prison teiTOB for persons diatrlb- lounging. Colors: Red. Black and Royal Blue. to. tatorship of Fulgencio Batista. Cu­ days. ployes is up for for ratification by Herman Rebhari. UAW Inter­ .utlng false thformation. Last night he helped pull a wom­ ment at Mayo Clinic for eye ail­ national representative in. Chicago. ban prisons recently held an esti­ The Times quoted the official as this weekend by the rank and file ■V- an in a stalled car off the Florida ment ..'*Effects of 104-day Pitts­ In approving the new contract, Sizes: Small, medium and large. Fifth Down Writes mated 5,000 to 6,000 more for trial listing some of the U.S. companies of 33 United Auto Worker Union IKE PICKS HARTTORO MAN so’s home heating on similar charges but some have East Coast Railroad tracks be­ burgh Plate Glass Co. strike felt in the Harvester Council spurned a BOYS' and GIRLS' as the First National Bank of tween here and Jensen Beach only auto Industry as layoffs nioiint due been released and others given jail The UAW Harvester Council, recommendation from ite 18-man Washington,' Jan. 17 (A') — our w ay I Regular $1.00 To 1 in 19,000, USA Boston, w'hich paid $176,000; In­ moments before a train roared by. to shortage of glass supplies. negotiating committee which on President Elsenhower today' terms. ternational Harvester Co-. $.125.- Because their Clifton, N.J., land made up of delegates from 33 Calls for RaUy Griffin said another victim was Wednesday had accepted the Har­ nominated Roger W. Jones of 000; First National City Batik of seen lying in bed in a burning lord gets upset at crying children, Locals at 15 Harvester plants and $ 0 - 9 8 You get premium quality Sheer and semi-.service full fashioned ii.vlon.6 with Washington, Jan 17 (Ah— Castro gave hU ‘estimate to a 10 depots and warehouses, ap­ vester proposal and then, critical Hartford, Conn., to be a mem­ The only eddeeas on the en­ New York,. $100,000; United Fruit room, glowing embers covering Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Famy, the at what it termed premature talk ber of the Civil Service Commis­ ONLY Mohilheat with RT-98 . . . the crowd of about . 10,000 in front of Co., $500,000; Nlcaro Nickel Co., proved the proposed conlrgct laat reinforced heel and toea for extra wear! Sheer velope was "One in Nineteen the presidential palace last night. him .' parents of newly born triplets, of a settlement by company offi­ sion. He would aucceod Harris moet completely effective fuel SWEATERS owned by the U.S. government, have .received notice to vacate night after a stormy 7-hour ses­ oil additive in use today. And nylon.s wMth dark seams; semi-service with self Thousand, USA.” He called for a rally of half a mil- The fire was believed contained cials, voted to seek rejection of Ellsworth, the present chalrmaa. $375,000; and the CruaeJIas Go., a in the Commodore but winds were their aiNtrtment.'.. Pravda ac­ sion. The unofficial vote was 14,» the pact. Jones, now deputy director of you get premium service. Au- seams. . But that did not daunt the lion persons in Havana next 1 of Colgate-Palmolive 891' votes for the proposal and SnUETCH TlOHTS—BtAIN FLOOR. , U.S. Post Office. Wednesdayav to signify approval of ggoo.ooo. carrying sparks and flames to the cused the West German govern-, Union officials said that more the Federal Budget Bureau and tometic deliveries . . . a bal­ Raquiar $2.98'$3.98 It delivered the letter yes­ nearby city hall. ment of attempting to dictate its 12,562 against. than 27,000 ballot's were cast in the a long-Unie official of that bu­ the executions. After the council session, Duane anced payment plan and many terday to sports editor Shir- The Cuban people generally have Meanwhile, the Cuban govern­ own terms for a German ^ peace council voting, but that about reau for 20 years, la slated, to other extraa designed to make $1.98 ment 'named Havana lawyer Er- Greathouse, UAW International le.v Povicli of the Washington treaty... Japan’s military forges 10,000 of the firm's 37,000 em­ be designated .chairman provid­ Clearance Price applauded the trials and execu­ vice president and head of the home heating really easy. Post, the only man listed tions. Police broke up 200 persons nestof Dihigo aa Cuban amliaasa- will double their expenditures on ployes had been laid off before the ed he is confirmed by the' Sen­ among 19,000 prominent wom­ in front of .a - police station dor to the United States. Good Life Pays Off, guided missiles, rockets and sub­ union’s Harvester Departnient, strike began because of the season' ate. He was pomliiatM to a ($* en when the red-faced editors yesterday demonstrating for It waa reported In Washington marines beginning April 1. and William J. Reilly, manager of al slack and those 10,000 were not year 'term bmlnnlng March 1. Mobilheat wiXn Pair of "Who's Who of American lynching of one suspect. that career diplomat Philip A. Fugitive Discovers Herbert Strauch, 34, a man who lalxtr relations for Harvester, represented In the balloting. We welcome charge accountsGreen Trading Stamps are given with, Ifco d9on~e the new began Nov. 13. c^h sales and also to customers who pay their charge accouht within oddrtfVE HALE’S BABY and TOT SHOP—MAIN p-LOOR, BEAR. edition. criticism In the United States and New York, Jan. 17 —Joseph 000 from movie executive Sol mated that losses in wages have Detroit, Jan. 17 (.14 > A 8- The letter' came from Wil­ other .countries, however, Castro J. Hogan has found that leading a Siegel says it’s “jnst a joke.’’ FBI Mem'oeT*. of local unions'.are vot­ been about $2>4 million weekly fifteen (l.o) days after biHing date. . ' ing today and tomorrow on alarm fire raced through the liam H. Friesell Jr. of Pitts­ invited foreign newsmen‘and dip­ (Coatlmied on Page ’T$vo) good life does pay off. He also dis­ men arrested Strauch Thursday during the strike, 'which started TviUer Hotel In downtown De­ WE GIVE burgh,. who found out about lomats to attend the trials..' to covered that a public agency has a . . . Farmers should be given back is'ttether to ratify or reject the Nov. 13. Union officers said about troit today and police said first AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE! F rm Parking'Rear Of Store We welcome charge ac­ the Post Office’s effective­ check their fairness. LEAVES PRISON TOR FUNERAL heart. the -privilege of 'competition, ac­ agreement. Reilly told newsmen $1 million a wqek waa paid from reports were that at least two 7 1 GREEN STAMPS ness In 1940. , Newspapers in Brasil', ' Peru, Charlotte, N. C., Jan. 17 (A*>— ' Hogan, now 52, has been a fugi­ cording to Assistant SecretaiY of "We sincerely hope and believe the union treasury each week • In people had been Idiled aad a counts! Green . ’That was the year Friesell, Ecuador, Argentina and Coata Mra< 'Lonlae Miller, tenaporarily tive for almost 32 years. In 1926 hs Agriculture Erwin L.’ Peterson. the agreement will be ratified by strike benefits. number of othera injured. Trading Stamps are giv­ referee of the Dartmouth-Cor- Rica have called for- a halt to the free from lier prison aehtence, stole a car in (Cleveland. Sent to a Traffic deaths in Texas are 8 the local unions so that they can Charges Sellout return to. work next week.” nell footbail game, let Cornell bloodidied. Thq Uruguayan .repre- waa to attend the funeral of her federal road, camp at Alderson, per cent less for 1958, as compared Before yesterday's council aes- . REPORT ON MABaBALL en with cash sales and lieep the ball for five downs sehtatlve to the Un|ted Nationa ap­ 8-year-old daughter here today, W. Va., in 1927, he escaped after tp the 2,534 kUIed in 1967, the de­ Offer Advance in Wages alon, one member of the UAW MORIARTY Reilly also announced a com­ negotiating team spoke bitterly Ft. Bragg. N. C., Jan. 17 (*V— x.vM i| also to customers who instead of four and score an pealed to. ProvlMonal President her trip from prison financed by serving three months of a 3-year partment cf public safety says . . . k illegal, touchdowm. ' Mgnuel' Urrutla to stop the kill­ big hearted Charlotte Police of- sentence. * ' '' Robert WUliam Kel.th. 19, of Dallas,' pany-union agreement which will about the pact which he termed a Gen. George C. Marsfenll's medi­ J M C H A U c o a e cal report today again waa fa- TI J.W H A U CdRR / pay their charge account After , the publicized inci­ ings. Other Latin American dele­ Tex., is sentenced to six months in give any worker needing it a $50 sellout! The Unnamed official said RROTHERS flcera. She flew here unguarded Hogan got a Job and married. In vorsMM Ho la III tod itoto al within fifteen (15) days dent, the Post Office handed gates at the U.N. reportedly are from Central Prteon In Raleigh . World War n he served as a tank Jail and fined $500 fqr calMpg advance in wages, to be repaid b«- the Harvester settlement was tha MANCHESTER Co n M< MANCHESTER Co h n * him letters' .adtlressed only to laifqlng a similar appeal. U.S. with the help ef money donated driver and was awarded ths Silvst American Airlines and saying fifinning in March. result of preisure from the Detroit WomM Anay lluspl|ii ' after ER MAIN ond OAK STREETS after billing date. “Fifth Down" or ‘'l-2-3-4,5, eh. Wayne Morse (D-Ore) sufr by poUcemea. She will return to bomb Had been placed aboard one In thu-founoU balloUng, Cbicaf3> onfforiagyi Ml 3-5135 CORNER MAIN odd OAK STREETS UBA.“ geated In Waahinftim tltot Castro priaon after the 11 aum. aarvioea^ .(Coattqaed oa Pogn Xw«f) of their planes. iLoeida^oted 8-2 to accept ut (Oonttuned oa #am Two) / 901-315 CmtEr St. I a