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Artragt Daily Net Preas ftun The Weather ForeoMt of 0. 8- Weetber Boreaa MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1969 For the Week Budtog , / Firfinmry l«th . t»58 T notidy, Httle change M tem­ PACaS roURTBBN iMattrl|p0tfr EBPning Ifpralb perature tonight. Low near M. ' * 12,885 Wedneeday cooler, rain, or snow Mrs. Isadora Radmng and M ra Ir­ Member of the Audit de\'elnplng during day. High 1(1-88. A "Q um Hour” aeiAice, with The Women’s Horn* Leaime of, win Resnlk. „ o - « PRESCRIPTIONS Bureau of tUrrataGra. D ance In stru ctor I T P C C phsiders Mrs. Alan Kemp, and Mrs. Sey­ Manchenter—^A City of Village Charm Herman Frericha the apeaker, will the Salvation Army will mget at DA Y NIG H T 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at mour Neleber arein clu|g«d.<>t A b o u t T o w n be held at 7 :lA WedHeeday night at j R eq liiests l?o iiig ;h t ' W iPE R TS the Emanuel lUitheran Church. the Citadefc Hosteaaes will be Mrs. ^ d flress C lub gt*m arrangements. Tbet comndD , (ClaMlfied Advertlsihg on Page it) PRICE FIVE CENITJ Martha Di^i^M rs. Christine Ry- tee for the children’s-page to the, (FOUtiTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER CONN.. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959 The O rm ro Promtlon CSmimlttee The Town Planning Commission ARTHUR DRUC VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 117 The Profeaatonal Women'a Clut? den' a nd Mr A -*|len Tedford. Mrs; ‘ dAfdijler Tyler j program Includes Mrs. win meet . y**. will meet in the Municipal Build­ Slossberg, chairman; Mrs. Robert Onm^A Hen at » o clock tonight. will meet. at 8 o'cloi'k tomorrow’ will talk on m'bderti dalictog, and j Daughters of Liberty. No, 17. ing at 8 o’clock tqnlght to dla- Kams, Mrs. Norman Spector. Mrs, ____ night In the Fellowahip'. rpom o i LOLI, Will meet tomorrow night in »bme of her pupils w ill put on a •me Womah'a Society o f the Center CongregatlonarChut^^ cuss' requests made for xone Harry Schwab, Mrs. Harry Tar- Without New- Taxes _ . _ ..... g. Priend preeent a Orange Hall t 8 o'clock. A social demonatrsrtlon^'ak' the next meet­ low, Mrs. Henry Angel, Mrs. Leon­ Castro Swings 0 )^ u n lt y 7 *to»tUit Church will with refreshments will follow the changes at a public hearing two ^ ______tomorrow night. travel talk and ahow- pictures of ing of the Junior .Century Club. ard Swadosh. Mrs. Ell Segal, Mra. meet at 8 ©’dock meeting. weeks ago. i , Benjamin Relchlln and Mrs. Alex­ A "wogiim entitled ■‘Beckoning his trip to Norway, Sweden. Fin­ The meeting w ill be held at One xone change.:appllcallon was Into Action as Whlton Memorial hgll Tuesday ander Haas. Mrs. Louis HurwiU is Moimtaina" wiU be presented by land and Denmark. Menibora and The Emma Nettleton, Group of submitted by Leon Dobbin seeking their friends are invited. bight at 8 o’clock. 111 charge of publicly. Hurls ‘Weather the Aim Judaon Circle. Hostesses to establish an Ij^ustrlgi. Zone on Ffoai End the Canter CHurcto .will meet In Mrs. Tyler attended the School win he the Mar>- Green Orclo.' the Rotihlns room irf 7:15 tomor- j Prospect St, Thq jiropeirty involv­ State’s Cuba Premier of American Ballet In- NevY York There win he an executive meet- St. Bridgel'.a Mothers Circle wlli ri»w night. Edw8M< Be.aser will ed is now Residence A A and is tog at 7;S0. meet this evening st 7 o’clpek/at, City and studied under Madame * ' j be the speaker, gnd .a 'fllm by the Dagnova. A t one time aJie damced bounded on J,he hdrth and jwest by Spanish T eacher Special the home of Mrs. Julius Randateb, American Cancer .‘ioclety will be Hop Brook, 9it' the east byjPrbspect Havana, Feb. 17 (ff')— PM(!el The DAY Ladles Auxiliary Will 80 Bolton St. ^ . professionally in New York and (1) ALIGN FRONT END Castro swung quickly into shown. Dessert will he-served. on USG tours. For the past nine St. and on the south by lahd owned sponsor a setback party **•„,*■*'* by the ConitocUcdtjPbwei’tCo. T o A ddress P T A REG. $7.50 action as Cuba’^s premier to­ Mrs. Felix S Kloek, 83 Henry years she hai/heen' teaching danc­ h ^ e of Mrs. Cora Blow. T Flor­ ■niai YW C A - spninored New- Conaiderkbis b j^ sltlon to the (27 BALANCE FRONT day, officially charged with ence St., tomorrow night at 8 St., who i.ill be the sppalcer si coiuert Cltih will meet at 8 o'clock ing.- proposal wiis eswessed by Pros­ Emily Snow, Spanish teacher In WHEELS— REG. $4.00 the meeting of the Washington Arrangements for the program the responsibility as well as, Into Orbit with o’clock. Prlres will he awarded, tomonow night Inf-the upstairs pect St. area rtfflaents attending the Glastonbury High School and (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL By OBOROE BAZAN pMotor Vehicles Department and and Mrs. Florence Streeter and School PTA. tomorrow evcijlng, dining room of tlie Community Y. were made by Mrs. John Frank. three-quarters of the cost of the the power to carry out the Refreshments and a social hour the hearing. ■ - elementary school fourth grades, BEARINGS \ Hartford, Feb. 17 {/P)— her committee will serve refresh­ i will show movies of her African Dr. Tboodore Powell of the State State Police Department now are social revolution he shaped a.s I will follow .the meeting. Hostesses “The otherii application was sub­ ^vill be the guest speaker at the (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM ments. The Auxiliary will hold Us Safari. The rxeciiljve board will Board of Education Will speak on Gov. Abraham Ribicoff gave charged to the highway fund meet in the school library at 7:30. ire Mrs. Douglas' "Wisse, Mto. Ordairied mitted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckley School P T A meeting to­ a soldier. businea# meeting Wednesday night "American Public Schools," a ques­ Basnlght of. East ■ ;Hartford, and the General Assejnbly today 'Tax for Hlghtray Repair* The bearded rebel flghter's fli’st at 8 o’clock at the VFW Home. I tion and answer period will follow, Richard Cunningham, Mrs. Robert Robert W. Henderson, a native night at 8 o'clock. ! ALL FOUR ONLY Thulin, Mrs. Pascal Mastrapgelo. seeks to change f lf i^ r t y on_Tol- Mias Snow’s topic w ill, be a balanced 2-year general Ribicoff said the gasoline and moves as head of the government and refreshments will be served. of Manchester.^was ordained to the motor fuel taxes going into the Center Church .Mothers Club will Mrs. Jo.seph Shea, Mrs. Robert land Tpke.,;d»OW fn'.ayRuraj Resi­ ‘Teaching Foreign Languages in fund budget of |462,200,000 were to slash to half his own pay 2IV2 lb. Ball to Give The Manchester Child Study Christian mlhls'lry last night at the highway fund “ will more than sup­ meet W ednesday'at fi:45 p.m, for Rylander and Mrs. Raymond King- dence Zone,-to an-Inauslrlal Zone. the Elementary School." She is a and those of cabinet ministers, ap­ Group will meet at 1 o'clock to- ' a notluek. A social time will fol- A service, "Lenleh pause in Can Third Congregatipnal Church qf without new taxes. port the cost of general operations. prove reopening of gambling man. The p rop el^ Is: bounded on the graduate of Emmanuel College to ,. The governor’s spending pro­ morrow afternoon In the B\ickley ' low. Mrs .Shirley M»acham. 246 dlelight," will be held at the Cove Mlddletowrn. west by the/MancJvsster-EastHart- Including highwsy msintenance casinos and establish a new na­ School library. Dr. Harr>' Leon- nanl Congregational Church at Club dues will be collected' at The Rev.’ Clifford 0. Sffnpson. E ^ton and has"' dene exten.sive gram for the fiscal period begin­ W> Center SI may be eontacted the meeting. Applications for ford town .line; SdVeral residents study at the University of Madrid, and town aid grants." tional lottery. hardt, associate professor of p."(y- 7:30 Wednesday night. minister of Center Congre^^atiorial ning July 1 also calls for highway Earth’s Clouds Data j for further infosmalion. membership ...will be closed after: in the a r«t spoki, against the The budget also calls for restor­ The old pay of 4he premier and ehology at Hlllyer College, will Church, preached the ordination. Spain. , fund expenditures of $164,800,000, this meeting iinUl February, I960.' change when It w *» proposed at ation of a higher tax i-ate on divi­ cabinet ministers was $90n a speak on "Motivation.” Baby ait- The Ladies Aid Bociety of the Other participants were the Rev. She will discuss the philosophy In addition, Ribicoff recommend­ I Fourteen teenagers were re- the hearing,; SERVICE ON ALL dends and Interest of domestic in­ month. They received other allow­ tteg senice will be available. Emanuel Lutheran Church will Dr, James F. English, general and the rfcasona for introducing CONVENTIONAL MAKES ed: , surance companiea. ances which also were reduced. \Va. per cent and reopening the casinos, long one of The ‘21' ...-pound sphere, hmiaing instruments capable of re* will be In charge of devotions. Rev. Robe'.-t Woodbury of Poq'uo- plain her teaching methods. A start-a ^22,000,000 "Pay-As-We- would bring an estimated addition Cuba's moat alluring attractions to I evening. Mrs. Stanley MaNeson is St. area question and answer period -will MORIARTY porting tlie F.arth'.s cloud cover, was flung into space with a 1 leader of this group. Boys and Secret pals will be revealed at this P astorate D uties nock; the Rev. Milton Llebe of .Kil- Grow” highway program. al $5,000,000 in revenue during the j touriats. The plu.sliiish parlors were meeting- Hostesses will be Mrs. llngworth; the Rev. Dr. Paul Ross follow. Borrowing of $57,000,000 for 2-year budget period. ; closed with the flight into exile of re(ie..ril 18 at the The general fund includes for the tend that the higher rate would With Castro presiding for the Rubarha. and Mrs. Reynolds came to Man­ The ha.sketliall-.sized new moon marks the opening »tep in PAINTING ' R<1. graduated from Manchester High Hotel Bondrln'Hprtfpitd. The ball, first time motor vehicle registra- constitute an "Increased" tax, but first time, the cabinet sat into the chester toward the end of last School. He received bis bachelor which wni:be tfiO' mijh. fund-rais­ tlon and operators! license fees: the sidministration disagrees, early lioiirs of the morning and I a program of using satellites as aids in improving short- Mr. and Mrs. William LaRlvierc ,.'"^7 /-.i May for the dedication of the new ■LAlXIlTBB and ENAMEL Jr., 190 Maple ,St., left Thursday The Sacred Heart Mothers Circle of arts degree from the University ing event of the year for the Sis­ heretofore included imthe hlghwa.v i The Democratic Governor read al.so voted to: range and long-range weather forecasting. TEL. MI 9-5025 by plane for Guantahamo Bay, will to«et tonigM at parish building of Second Congre­ of Connecticut in 1956 and a bache­ terhood, wrtl fpat'Ure the music of fund.- The estimated revenues from i hjg budget message to a joint Ses- Suspend the long-time (hihan SiTli Bnlellili ni'c expected to'*- Cuba to attend the wedding of her home .of Mrs. Thomas Healj, 77 gational church, which he served lor of divinity degree' from Hart­ Paul Landsman’s orchestra. thMe sources is $36,700,000, i slon of the House and Senate. The . practice of "secret expenses’ foi r.peii n new era in meteorplogy and 2B1 ADAMS ST. ‘ Concord Rd. for a decade ^eare ago. He partic­ ford Theological Seminary last Committlieilforthe event have MORE SNOW COMING This recommended fees trftns- Legislature's Appropriations Com- government officials. ma\ also piovlile new and Im­ brother. ipated In the weekend ceremonies, W i t n e s s S a y s month. He was-student assistant at been apnouncid.by Mis. Leonard ter, Ribicoff said, "is based on the mittee now gets the message for I Set up an effective civil service portant atd In the quest si-ltially and/on the Mondky following was GET YOUR Center Church from 1954 to 1956, Seader and. Mrs. , Herbert Byk, c^- conviction that theae are basically public hearings. | system. 4 to (oiUrol the weather. stricken with a heart attack, and and has been'minister of the Third chalrmen olf the dance. ■ regulatory activities that should Both Houses are controlled by i . Create a Cuban Merchant The nfflcinl name given to the confined'iti .Manchester Memorial Congregational Church of Middle- On the general pla.^nlng com­ be divorced from construction- and Democrats for the first time to 83 j Marine. new antellile is Vanguard II. It Face Pounded Hoepttal-^* l> iweeka. 6 town since October.. 1956. He is the mittee are Mrs. SeymOut -Haplan. maintenance of highways.” year.A They took control a fter; Develop the ft^ n g industry and ‘V 1.1 the MXth p’lt up by the United DiSflieynolde, author of a num­ son of the late William Henderson Mrs. Sanford Plepler, Mrs. Morton SNOW BLOWER NOW The full costs of the Motor Ve­ Ribicoff won a second. 4-vear nautical sports/ .State.i. ^Out of Shape’ ber. At irell^ous books and litera­ aijd Mrs.,' Nane.y Henderson..'His Herpian. Mrs.-* Raymond Beller, hicles arid State Police Depart­ term bv a landslide last November. I Authorize members of the rebel When announcing the new aat- ture for church schodle. In addi­ mother resides writh ” him at the Mrs'. Lee Sllveristein, Mrs. Julius SEE THEM ALL ments --- an estimated $15,200,000 The. ■ new- bfidget incorporates ; army to wear olive green uniforms ellite was tn orbit, an .NASA tion to h|s work as prOfeasor of parsonage. Smith St., Mlddlet'ow’n. Fradln, Mrs. Philip Bayer, Mrs. —would be financed from the gen ihicoff's recommpndations foi | "'hile the provisional government spokesman said it had been Washington. Feb. 17 (/P) — A Greek and theology atvEton Col­ ' 1 * Nat Schwedel. Mrs. Marvin Felr, SNibW NIRD — SNOW BOY eral fund, the governor said, leav-1 the abolishment of county govern- 1 rules. tr-icUed nlieady by the tracking weeping witness told the Senate lege. was minister of M|embrlal Mrs. Leo Juran, Mrs. Bernard Men- Ing a net transfer to the fund of , ment, and the reorganization of Ca.stro took over the premier­ ician. It will be remembered he NORTHLAND ship last night disclaiming political station al Sail Wego, Calif. Rackets Committee today a grisly Christian Church in 'G r a h a m , schell, Mrs. Moris Paas, Mrs. $21,000,000. — Preaiimahly. the .M)-pound shell was honored some years ago with ambitlona to become pre.sldent - - N. C. He resigned this pastorate .lames Selgal, Mrs. Morton Rosen­ Til# full coat of operating the (Continued on Page Thirteen) of the third stage of the rooket Is story of a beating at the hands of election to "Who’s in America.” FROM $ 1 ^ ^ normally the top job in Cuba. at the time o f h*> lllnees. He re­ and lately to "W ho’s Who in thal, Mrs. Leon Kram6r, Mrs. Irv­ also in orhil. Brooklyn, N. Y., musclemen. cently assumed limited duties at "What interests me is that the Technicians lower the upper half of a “ weather eye" satellite Into place at the Astio-lnstiiimen- .Sidney Saul, Identified only as American Education.” ing Aronson, Mrs. Ronald Jacobs, revolution marches ahead," said The sireclflc scientific aim of another church six miles from tallon branch o( the U.S. .Army Signal Corp. Re.search and Development laboraloiy at Fori J.Ion- this satellite is to gain information a Brooklyn salesman, swore three Eton, with the consent of htsphys- Castro, at 32 the youngest govern­ mouth, N. J. ( A P Photofax). hoodlums beat his face out of ment chief in the Island republic's about the extent of cloud cover over the Earth at a given tim e- shape. Midway In the beating, he Makarios May Stall hi-story and the moat powerful. said, they stopped tong enough to Filled with enthusiasm, he set infoi-mation not fully obtainable by BUSH H A R t a E CO. pour coffee dow-n his throat to his sights highe-r than ever before. other means, particularly over .y' CHARGE YOUR tVith honest government and a isolfllod ocpfin areas. revive him. nf 1 T Bon Ami Will Ask SEC They did not let up, Saul said. development program, he declared, $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 r r s J - It is equipped with two eloctron- PRESCRIPTIONS HERE Cuba In a few years "will have a O f Jewels; rj, , 1 5 ,u* until he agreed to sign over to y Free Cyprus Treaty ic eye.i, design^ o them three-fourths of his holdings standard of living superior to the N rw York, Keb. 17 (A^j Two mi United States and Russia.” Lift Stock 1 radme Ban flection of a jukebox coin machine entw- l^ n invaded and sea masses over some per] : .‘T h M * countries must spend ■ — jeent of the Earth's surface, most- P PINE NOW. .London, Fab. IT IF)—Britato^detall. Kutchuk .was bettave4 Var- mlonsy for bombs and armaments, intufhaltohkl fa n c ie r ' Alexander a^Iled out today at the opening of] tain to accept U, New York, Feb. 17 i/Pl Bon Am ii pany should ring up a net p r o f i t _h'^''h of the equa constant police protection since ■PHABMACr Guternia's hotel suite last night, X roundtable conference its plan Greek Foreign Minister Evan- (Continued on I’ age Thirteen) . . ...irv. niaiia tn ask tha Securities and' during the first half of 1959 and Thi.i Information will be relayed beating on Dec. 19, 1957, at a ' .ivS* . for giving Independence to Cyprus. gheloa Averoff and Turklah For- lied up his wife and 14-year-iJl4 t. tm-•+T.T-in'rrnwl here .lalea to $6 million or $6*5 to Earth by radio, and from thia,, restaurant he named as MtONNTERST. The 6 CORR But thege wqre. .indications .opposi- eign-Mtoiater .Fatin Rustu Berlu daughUr„,ajidr,-e*capcd 'with $60. Exebarig. commission- -tomorrow 1 scientists hope to get true pictures wagon Wheels. JW.IUL tlqn from Archbishop 'Mark'arios achedulel a’ meeting to discuss i 000 In JedrelSi to lift a ban dn Crading of }Jie com-; The c.orapsny has no plans to of the cloud cover sittiatlon during He said three moft, one of them M AM CHiem i (pOHH*, « . speedy acceptance, technical detedls arising oiit pt -iW e s t M a y S h ift Guterma, 44. free on ball on | pany’s common stock. | curlall operation.i because of the | the anticipated two-week life of a once convicted murderer, are he 4-polnt plan called for adop­ morning conference. ■ charges of securities law viola-| The .SEC last week suspended, furor l■l■ented by the SEC stispen- the batteries operating the scan- awaiting trial in BrookI.'vn for the tion of the agreement Tvorked out Karamanlis was en rbute b y . ^ ^ ^ * rg 5 tions, was not in the suite at the , over the counter trading in Bon - sion. .Morosini .said. In.'lead, he ; ning device, assault. He said they are Ernest B R IN G S Y O U last week In Zurich by Turkish S r tonrm""tor-' Ministers Talk1 a lk time. Earlier this week Gutei-nia i Ami, cliarging the home c leanser noted. Bon Ami is about to add Behavior Seem* Perfect I Ernie KIppy) Fllocomo, C^iarles Premier Adnan Menderes and yielded control of his va.1 l Indus-. maker failed to supply report.i on several p.odu'la and embark on a Spufttng a glowing trail of Panarella and Anthony (Dutch) Greek Premier Constantine Kara- tercede With Makarios. Averoff, trial empire to Hal Roach Jr; j some transactions dating hack to rec ord advertising campaign.orange flame, the missile climbed Tuzio. An outstanding Value manlis.' Lloy(^ and Zorlil agreed last night MODERN To Washington A taxicab driver, who la.1 t night l7a\- 1956. Dealings in Bon Ami; Commercial Intel national Corp.. stesdllv for some 10 seconds after Tear* rolled down Saul's cheeks As a arst point, British Foreign on the ba.sic principles of the inde­ stock Avere halted on the New York a holding conipanv. boiiglil con­ the launching before knifing ; as he told of being trapped to the on Top Quality^ Secretary Selwyn Lloyd stressed picked up two men with a small , ______pendence plan worked out to Zur­ trolling interest of Bon .4mi last through a blanket of gray storm ■ combination candy gtore and res- TV SERVICE that the strategic needs of Britain ich. By JOHN 31. HIGHTOWER case near the ho*el, today identl- Morosini Jr.; vice presiclent .July from Baltic Investment Corp on the eastern Mediterranean Is­ clouds. I taurant. Customers, he aaid, AlleAfubiinuiYii Menderes was also on his way Washington, Feb. (7,. i.Ti .. The-•■' rt' driver I federal govei nmenl is in­ The missile's behavior appeared | seemed to pay no attention as he ^ii^m ^''^NckE^ER land, such a* bases, should be guar- f,.Qm Ankara to London. western poweis may abandon ten- ; ture 01 one ot me n en. g,,mmer. said the company willj vestigating whether Giiternia. Ru.i- to. be perfect during the brief time begged hla aasailanta to atop.- Mr. Jolm Oo’van o f Detroit, Mich., oouttoues nijihtly to Gospe* antead so that they cannot be cHal and ItOCHVU-LE -1 But Makarios apparently was tative plans for a foreign nilnislers I*"*" ^ P'C-ure m uie po- commission to limit it.i 1 sisn-boi n financlrr, was properly that It was in sight. He said two of the men kept him Hall, 415 Center Street, at 8 o’clock, except Saturday . . , « lenged later.- balking at a promise that Britain, meeting at Paris next monlli in lice files appearect to be that of -----^ ...... ,0...... Alexandernaturalized. L. Gu- Archbishop Markarios was re­ the other man. Police said the pic-' _ 11 had begun to rain lightly ;'■"'’’lere'' « ‘ able While Filocomo Aunday, Feb. IS at 8:80 and 7 ‘l>.ni. Then Monday thru after granting freedom to a re­ favor of a ses.sion in Washington lerma and virgril D. Dardl. Giiter- The probe is being conducted b,v beat him amid a running fire of ported balking over acceptance of public, of Cyprus, would retain ture.i shown to the driver were of ma and Dardi formerl.v headed Bon (be Immigration and Natuializa- Friday at 8 p.m. Mr, Oovan Is using n chart on Egypt to about April 1. ' (Continued on Page Seven) demands that he aurrender $300 or Ml 3-8185 this point. He Is the recognized sovereignty over the military bases men known to have worrked to­ ;Ami. lion .Service. .Tchn L. .\liirff. dis-'> i $.500 and a share of his business ‘by Canaan showing the typical signiflcance and application to the leader of 400,000 Greek Cypriots .The meeting of officials front gether in robberies. The two men WHAT D’YA'HEAR ^ ANTENNAS REPAIRED she l)as established during her 81- the United States. Britato, France Guterma. a mystery man of high trict director of the service, said j taking in-"partners.’’ . ; ' ■ - ■'J-/. A - and INSTALLED present day. A j» invitation la extended to nil. interested to attend. on the island. year rule of the island. left (he cab a'few blocks from the .finance, w ai arrested .Saturday for today. I Saul said he finally agreed to The British plaois also- calls for; i and W'est Germany had been sr- The Archbishop also was believ- toward new pro- j ^ I failing to file with the SEC re- The inquiry into his citi.zensliip , ' their demands for a lion’s share of IN THE BEST OF CIRCLES? 1. A full • -■'nctllatton between ed obtocting to the restriction that ; „ „ German unification and ^1 ^ h I quired reports on stock transac- status was the latest in a scries 1 his business, although he did not Cypriot communttles on Cyprus. tions of r. L. Jacobs Co. He trnuhlei confronting Guterma. say whether he kept the promise. The Island has 100,000 Turkish Cyprus must forever remain mde-: security lu advance of a ' Bulletins pendent and could never unite w ith : conference with pussia ^ ^ ^ u, c 1 stepped ' ' .u out as1 cliatniian . n - it of i .laeohs n-vear-old re.iident of New York "M y nose was completely out Of C ^rlots. G reece,. Makarios had led the|| fat „r early Mav <^«URhter. Carole, o.er the weekend. DariH is rhnu- and Greenwich, Conn. ; from the AP Wires shape." he aaid. “ It was shaped Buy this 2. A Recreation O'f Greek-Turklsh Greek Cypriote' original demand ‘ jf health wUl permit, .Sec- clothes .ihortly man and president of (Tlieiiioil Jn- Guleima was cliarged in federal like a horse shoe—a complete ’U.’ friendship. for union with Greece which the j , g,g,g D „,ig g ‘ ign., take ' before 11 p.m. to their lUh-floor diisti ie* Inc., formerly United D.ye dlsli iet court Saturday with vio- As a matter of fart, it is still cut Of Combination Cooker 3. Gltong the' (Jypriota them­ ] YOU'LL JUST LOVE THESe NSW Greek government finally abandon-! the*^ shaping ,^f »ulte at the Hotel Lombardy on * ^Cherirlcal Cor^ b lating .SEC legiilations by failing! MENDERES PLAN E CRASHE.S shape now.’’ at regular price selves the opportunity to develop Z ,lure Z e to ' TLT edart in Vknrwoahopes nfof tonHiniTending thpthe nPArlVnearly !i„.eslern______poltcv. He ...niwilt be confined 1! ------0D6 1)1116 (OntlOllPa BOIl AlUl. to , file required reports dealing I-ondon, Feb. 17 i/Pi— .An air­ "One eye was closed .... I their own Institutions for self- According to Morosini. Bon Ami four .years of bloodshed on the Walter Reed Ho.ipltal here for ((Tontlhued on Page Phree) with alleged .lale of stock in the I liner made a.rn\4h landing today I couldn't chew food for almost three government arid Independence. I now "has no association with BAULINDS SPRING WDOLENS island. ; several weeks! at least, undergo- F. I.,. .Jaeohs t'o, an automotive with Turkish Premier .\dnnn weeks,’’ y Greek and Turkish representa­ I Guterma or the Guterma crowd. " parts firm He wa.i ordered to post ' tives welcomed, the British pro­ The blackibearded churchman ^ (ng cancer treatment, Menderei. The Turklili h-adrr : He maintained the SEC should not ^$5,000 bail pending a hearing iiirvIvNl bill three of those BAULINGS 58” HAND WASHABLE gram at the conclusion of the ; had not given full public endorse-: Diplomats sqld that a meeting I penalize the present management' 2 aboard the 4-engine 3l«ooiint meeting. ! ment to the Zurich plan. But his ; ),jg western colleagues In Wash- for "pa.it managerial practices, Guterma has yielded control Archbishop Makarios and D r.. earlier public statements had seem- jngton rather of were killed. The cnaiialtle* were Police Hunting PLAIDS. CHECKS ood thnn Paris would News Tidbits A Bon Ami Stockholders , Prqtec- , , hi.1 industrial empire to Hal Roach FaxU kutchuk, the Turkish Cypriot j ed favprable to It. permit some conaultstipn with Itive Committee decided to join the producer, announced tonight b,v the 3Iinli- try of Transport. \ ministry PLAIN COLORV leader, w ill meet privately this af-1 ------* Dulles a.i well a* with other top Culled from .AP Wires company in appealing the S E (-, ,.0^,., Salurdav, t D e s p e r a d o in ternoori' to consider the plan to | (Cenrimied on Page Two) U.S. officials. .iiispensions. C. Shelby Carter,: p j, .i„.„m e J. I-ondon spokesman said Menderes and 58% WOOL and 45% RAYON W est, German Ambassador W il­ chairman of the,.commitlee formed that Gulerma's passport be four other* aboard were known helm Greme told reporters at the The Federal Power Commission a few months ago, declared "pro- pj^ked up, saying the government . to be alive after the plane eame Vermont Area State DMartment yesterday it was directs Citizens Utilities Co. of I hibition of trading should be lini- j,ad information Guterma had in-! down near the Surrey village of T V v ie w in g Problem of Space Scientists also pAisible that preliminary Stamford, to file license applica­ Ited to the common stock in which ' tarijpf) leave the next day for ! Newdigate. $ f . W /'^G^his7"FrFrypan work^Qf diplomatic experts would tion within 120 days for three persons formerly to control of Bon Tiiihe.v. Burlington. Vt.. Feb. )7 (/Pi — not be completed to time for the existing hydio eleotrii' projects on ; Ami have a direct, or indirect, in- .Judge Sidney S .Sugarmen held IKE WANTS m iXES RE3IAIN I An unea.iy pursuit of a notorious Is eosy today... \^^^absolutely / suggested mid-Maiv.h assembly iq Clyde River in Vermont.. .Coast . that the court had no authority to Washington, E’eli. I* '.fl— Presi­ ! desperado — one of the FB I’s "10 For dresaes, sldrts, etc., to beanttiul Is Frozen Sleep Answer Paris. GUard inve-stigalion into collision | Bon Ami, which has plants in lift the passport, dent* Elsenhower was re|>orled I0- ' ' most wanted" — centered around color combinations. - Foreign ministers of all the 15 of two ships in East River. New ; Manchester, Conn.. Montreal and Murff said the citizenship inquiry day to feel that John Foster the sparsely .settled New York- Dulles should stay on as Secre­ r.. North Atlantic Treaty countries Y'ork, la.it .lune 2fi, finds pilot.* of | should show a net loss been ordered meanwhile by i Vermont boundary today. DAlILINGS 68” HAND WASHABLE Regular are due here April 2 for a 10th both ships remiss In navigation. . f„r on sales of about $4’j Joseph M. Swing, national commis- tary of State a* long as he feel* Police warned that the quarry. OnYears-Long Voyage? anniversary celebration of the Miami-bountl Eastern .Air Lines ; million to $5 million, Morosini re- sioner of immigration and natural- aWe to carry on and wants to Frank I-jtwrence Sprenz, 29. was a 85% WOOL and 15% NYLON creation of NATO, and (he meet prop-jet Electra narrowl.v avoid* | ported. But, he added, the com-. Ization. do SO . Rep. Charles .A. Halleck crack marksman and would not tog could well be held- about that | collision with .Air Force B47 Jet ] ______' ______- ______of Indiana, Republican chief in hesitate to shoot to kill. the House, told newsmen about FLANNEL 'lor only By B.ALPH DIGHTON i^batha to reduce their temperatures time.' Bomber near Chattanooga. Tenn.. I " ^ ^ ' ■ Sprenz flaw into Burlington Sat­ Fiitl houte tonight? With three pa.isengers and steward the President’s view. urday in a stolen plane. He then Los Angeles, Feb. 17;(F)— Ex-. to as low ms 100 degrees below State Department press officer Jf'- zero. Lincoln White announced last nigtot injured.. .Edward R. Murrow to stole an automobile which was Serve Schaefer all around! aOMeiNATION OP BOTH UTINSIUS perimehU to dOtermtne If man can take year’s lesi'e of absence from W FLEE FIRE found at Salem. N. Y „ close to (T “ Experiments .with monkeys that a special assistarit Joseph N. Low, Spectacular Prices Beverly. Mass., Feb. 17 'ft — $b-9ii the state border. Then the quest yard OlVBB YOU ALL THtSK USSB be frozen solid for years-long trips have, ahown that their temperature Green Jr., had spent a half hour 1 Potombia Broadcasting System ef- Twenty-two person* fled to safety Everyone UkvirHe smooth round, ta a te ... to other solar systems are under can be towered to 39.2 degrees for withwlfh Dulles yesterdayvesterdav afternoon i l*rtive July 1. for travel and re- 'took a new turn when, the FBI early ’ today when a general I was told a motorist picked up a iip to two hours without detectable and that Greene had glv'en him! flection, alarm Hre—the fifth here In eight way at the Untveraity of Califor­ hitch hiker who answered the fiu Lovely new, smart spring colors. .a?ter-effects.“ Dr. Lyman aald, “ a brief oral stimnutry of current Former Westchester County In White Elephant Sale da,vs—swept a three-story anart- never sharp, never flat. I gitive's description in Arlington, io's hdmU heating nia at Los Angelea “The monkeys, however, -were Judge George A. Brenner pleads men( building at 176 Rantoiil St. Dr. John Lyman of U C LA’s merely in a stage of hibernation. Innocent, to charges of frauds i Vt., also neat'the state line, Sat- M l - RAULINipiS 58” W A SH j^LB -(Conttoued on Page Thirteen) .A fireman was overcome by ^ * ^ « « .,ir. RE Al BEER.I blo^technologj’ laboratory plans to "What we want to do ia slop the. involving $600,000 in leasing and A $6.5 hand hooked nig for $2.98 sdvantage of the fantastic bar­ smoke and a resident suffered ! iirday night. g u r w a y i freeze mice and rats at firat, but life processes completely, then re- renovation of Manhattan hotel. That description Includes a SmW Nrtl« DevirtEw 0»w Smn*S>. CwwW Caimit s washing machine for one c gains offered. bums ns they attempted to- ex­ MARINE FLANNEL believes his findings can be used to .lume then’ at will. ' l i f i s c i n ( r Shelton Tower* Thirteen The theme this year will be the quiet,- studious appearance. 190 you. get premium quality tinguish Ihe blaze which burned turn hiutiana into; tce-like statues L Y l l h S i n g a e e i l M g S f l miners killed In coal',mine explo- an .automobile for eight cent* and same except for one variation. The out four apartmenta and dam­ pounds, brown eye* and browfi Mobilheat with RT-98 . the “ If we can do this with man, he for-ageless trips through space. will arrive af a distant star ^ car coats for $1 . merchants promise a greater num­ aged four other*. hair, .sometimes topped with a tou­ mtat completely effective (uel "T%e big problem la not getting -A'hltto might take him several nor­ Of Stratford F o u n d ! co. These ar.' only some of the ar­ ber of greatly reduced articles pee. Sprenz ha.i a twisted mldijl* oil sdd.itiye In use today. And yard man into space," Dr. Lyman said mal Hfetlmea to reach—not one ______pt{*hes preparations to reaume nor- ticles which vzill lie offered by rather than a concentration of I'M pN HEAD ACQUITTED finger on his right hand and a sciaf CavHiS M Oho f •• M»in| M let Iw6 ■-" you get premium .service. Au- f’> In an Interview yesterday. “That day older than he was when he Stratford, Feb. 17 (ff) — Flveim al production after end at 184- store members of the retail di­ large item* selling for “ ridiculous Washington. Feb. 17 f-Ti— on his chin. V tomatic ddiveriee . . . a bal- Police said ,they hoped .to cap­ Your choipe of copper or turquoise color cover-* 'w ill be done within a very lew left eartto’’ Stratford teenageri. missing from, da.v strike of 13.000 employes at vision of the CJhamber of Com­ prices." James G. Cross, president of the ane<^ payment plan and many yeare. Tlrt: problem is to keep him Another frozen Sleep would their home* since Feb. IS, turned nine plant* .. . Syrian* having merce during the George Wash­ This is being done, according to : Bakerv and Confectioner Work- ture---- Sprenz outside a thickly - other esttaa dmigned to make Fits bqth utensils ' from becoming psychotic—going bring the apace traveler home up today'in Bel Air, Md. week of festivity celebrating first ington’* birthday “ white elephant” the Chamber, so thqt everyone er* Union, was acquitted today , populated area, fearful there might homo heating easy. ’ BAVUNOII |$* EtolTTONE insane—^.under the unnatural condi­ anniver*ar,r of merger of Syria sale next Saturday. will be given an opportunity to j of a charge that he lied to the ihe shdbttng. They cautioned that rtaUg years or even centuries after hi* Police’ asid one 'of them, Kath­ - - “ 1. 1. anyone who might encounter tions arid confinement of space departure, aaid Dr. Lyman, and leen Benedetto^ 13, telephoned her with Egypt to form United Arab ■ Termed the most spectacular lake advantage of the price , Senate Rackets Investigating • Sprenz "exercise extreme caution lASKKT WEAW HURRY! ORDER tODRY! flight.” parentsT Mr. and Mra. Michael Republic’, - sale ev4r to be planned for Man­ slashes. Committee. U.S. District Judge he would have aged only for the and qillckly notify authorlliea, Giving man a natural environ­ Benedetto, and. asked them "to Swiss Catholic priest. Father A l­ chester. the Chamber has been Price* Reiliicetl Richmond- B. Keech ordered a M obilhobt period between frozen aleeipa. .... I Radio and television stations ment— building apace ahlps big ' The idea of deepfreezing living come on down and get me.” She phonse Riesser, JMjpa’rently kid­ publicizing the event for the last Among the items which will be Jury to acquit Cross on the SUPPLIES ARE UMITEDi enough to provide oxygen, food and naped by Algerian nationalist two week* with various stunt* sold are $65 to $85 men's suits ground the government had'1 were asked to broadcast a descrip* ■" ...... - ' g: "p.« *■ " * ■' I ■II'- — beings is not new. But no, human said the other* two glrla and tion of the hitchhike cari-a cream ? -'A IIH . eoclal and recreational facilitiee-'- 'rebels after found abandoned which. Involved the rowing o f the for $18.22;'$65 watches for $14.44; J failed to. prove essential eie 1 yard '’welcome eiinrge aecofmts! -Green Trading. Stnmpe 1 nor animal has ever been frozen two boys were with her. nr and brown 1956 Pontiac sedan. itiay be prohibitive in coat. Dr. L y­ Connecticut River yesterday by $80 ajiver set, $17.32; $34 chairs,, ment* of the crime of perjury, i are given With cash sales andAlfp to cuatWKai.ujku.pay, to the. point that Dr, Lyman con­ The Benedettos left immediately ...Political rivalry blamed for Sprenz stole a plane ,ln Scran­ man believed. fighting to I'.tench Middle . Congo merchants dressed as colonial sol­ $9.95; corduroy sport coats, $5: i ------/ ' . I'j-'their charge account wHhln itnhcyi - template*. Why does Dr. Lyrtlan for Bel Air. ton. Pa.. Frida/night- A fter land-' .n ga^j^^ttovittaV; «!St- In whldJ persona killed and diers. hiding s toy .white elephant unlined jackets, $2; quiit-Uned: .18 HURT IN T R A IN CR.ASH 'date. The beat answer, 'he said, is'fro* think he can succeed ? , Kathleen’s call came as the 'dls- atfven ing at Burlington, he walked a to Center Springs Park, a tall winter jackets, $5; broadloom rug Landoq, Feb. 17 (jP)— A sub- aeh sleep. The yoyagdr would not "Preyloua: e:;perimenta with low ^ppearence began to look like a 85 injured .... Calcutta Statesman mile to a used car lot in Winoitogl need food, oxygen or companion- riwatvy. The teenagarS drove off j reports that many of 25,000 N^M -. ’ story ' contest liwolvtog the 'ani: samples, regularly $16,95, $1.22. urban train smacked Into the FLENTY OF FllEK PABI temperature* indicate, that certain and posing .a* a prospective ptR’- - a A U H a:, - '.»■ t-,*' thlp. H U ehip would be operated bl6-eheriilc*I processes continue Friday night with $2.50 among j**s toi,i^bet being told to get oij| ,i^ la and an offer of $100 to the ■ Automatic percolators, $6.22;: rear of another today In tto fog '5fat person allowing up Saturday I remnant*. 18 cents a yard; dreas' in Southeast London. Injurtag 18 chaser, was allowed to take a m s-. by electronic breing end he would even after the heartbeat ha* 'them./When they failed to ahowjof 9 chine put for a trial. T h a fw a * the be revived by an atitometic wgrm- stopped.” he said. “ W * believe up at their homes, their parental ^ c : Hailoki Walmaley. 24-year- with a live...... white elephanU I shirts, $1.99; $112.40 early A m er-, persons. There were no deaths TY lean dinette aet, $89.95; maple, in the oolUsion at Dartford, only ear found at Balem, N.'Y. Ing process as he -neared his 'dea- these nrinut* functions in' the cell> n^ified police, who sent out a 13- M'., scientlat-soldier ait Arnly vim be the second such deak, $28.88;- washing machine; a few mile* from the aefne of Sprhnz, who haUd from Alena, tinatlOn. ■ ' i must iW stoppeo St the same time state alarm. The FBI was looking atomical I Center, Maryland, sen- “white .elephant", sale to be held Ohio, has been at Urge 8lnc*.« Within two weeks; Dr. Lyman to M*ncbc*ter. Last year found Uatinr for $349.95, ,$169; nylon, the Lewlaham train wreck 14 S COM? if th* animal ia to be revived suo- into th# case. J tn feur naqatlis at hard I month* ago tn w'hleh more tbaB escaped jail U*t:-A|ail. and hia MiDclates wiQ begin dunk- ceaatully. And we UUnk we havp labor aiMF being found gOilty of prospective bu*tom*r* sleeping to had been Jailed for a n «r * “ - ^ vf;' ssr-nt-i^p SI. tag a le e in diy- ioe-and-alixdiei: daviaed way* to do this.” (Ceattnqpd aa t u g e Twe) diBrespeet\ and disobedience ear* and doorway* waiting to take (OoaUaiwd o* Page a*vm) •« porwMw

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P A(^E TH 3EB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN„ TUESDAY* FEBRUARV 17, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, FEfeRUARY 17, 1959 Coventry Rockville [■ HqckviUe Rockville-V ernon Buckland Parents Complain Sleitli Heads Dlseount City Plans Fight AR DapOTtmtiiH ^ ' l l l E S ^ You Should Know... on Cancer Drive ScKool Study Fire District to Hear Views Of Doubled School Classes Of Water Co. Sale ARTHUR DRUG FUter Plant Vote Tops Theodore L . Fairhanki QUICK ACTION i North tedsr A delegation of 10 parents from william H. Slellh, president of \ a c c id e n t GrjpupTVears, PBOIDOTS TBTIBIFS North-South w hw M o On Dirgo Site for Firehouse the Iona Manufacturing Co., will Mayor Herman G. Olson urged INSURANCE Ted Fairbanks is auperlntendent .-sai' By Alfred Sfaelnwold NOMH toe Buckland School PTA com- head the 1959 Canper Crusade In the alderman and city residents 17.8. Masten Team Champion A 10 9 I T S 5 4 i^alned to the Board of Education OJ Manchester. His appointment aa last njght to continue the fight 3 City Events Feb. 25 of maintenance of the building and for control of the local water sup- Fkial Work The trumps are-tho oentral point IT 2, Reaidents ’ of tho 'Vernon FlreOexpectAnt mother In the Rockville- last night that their children were chairman was announced by Mrs. grounds o. the 42-acre facility a None Vernon-Tolland area who is under Charles Ubert, chairman of the iply b.v opposing the Rockville of most hands. When your oppon­ Dietrict will have another oppor­ receiving only "half an education” W'aler and Aqueduct Co. legisla­ publlo hearing, * epeclal clty^sultanU, to show the advantages that Is Msneheeter High School. Tho School Housing and Flan' « K Q 8 4 4 the care of a. physician. Manchester District Campaign. Insist On ents threaten '.to get ,an extra WEST- EAST tunity tonight to state their views because six grades are aqueezed tive bill. Fairbanks wa» nanoed superin­ ning Committee ISat night cosn- Sessions will be held every Into four classrooms. The need for corttrlbuUons to meeting,neetlng. and a riiowing of movies o* Reereaten Center Nean.Mean pleted all basic work and is now trump trick, you must set quick­ A A 3 . A K Q J on the John Dirgo property aa a Thursday from 2 to S:S0 p.m. the Cancer Cmaade is greater this 'Hte bill la scheduled for com­ on redevelopment were Scheduled tendent in June 1956 before the site for a new flrehouee. The second grade is epllt. alow Skating Advisory mittee hearihg at the State Capi­ The Lottie Fisk Memorial Rec­ fall opening o'" the new building, preparing a final report for the ly to block thstoi.'- ^ JlOI64a Roidiville Nattvs Honored learners being taught with first year than ever bSfore, Mrs. Ubert for roK S5 In O ty Court Room by The 6-aore 'Washington St. kite Dr, Joseph F. Ubsch, professor Weather permitting, there will lavs. The nro.qram of toe Manches tol tomorrow, at 10 a m. accord­ reation building is scheduled for tinder Fairbanks’ supervision, a town. West opened the ace of spades raders, and fast learners being ing to State Rep. Harry Hammer. the a t y Countlt last night. completion Aug. 1, Mayor Olson staff of 14 men and 3 women per­ Tho committee will aiak« Its Re­ was turned down at a previous of metallurgy at Lehigh University faught with third graders. The be i^ubllc ice skating tonight at announced laat night. The com­ port at a special town meeting and continued'with the fliree of meeting, attended mainly by Wash­ and native of Rockville, haa been Center Springs Pond from 6 to Charter amendments asked in the The puhUc hearing, set for 7 form the continual process of up­ spades; South ruffed and consid­ A 2 fifth grade Is similarly split be­ bill would "eonfirni" the company's SAFE mittee hopes to ask for construc­ March 16 according to Mn. Rob­ ington St. residents. named recipient of the Stoughton p.m.. Is for an amendment to the keep on the $5 million school ered the danger. WKQJ 10 876 tween, the fourth and sixth grades. 10 o’clock. right to sell water to other com­ tion bids soon. building. ert Cleverdon, secretary. Since then a petition has been Award of the Lehigh Valley Chap­ >"Our children are getting only Answering service will be main­ parking meter ordinance. The or­ He was tempted to lead the king ♦ AKQ J circulated in the Box Mountain ter of the American Society tor panies outside its franchise area, The gymnasium has been elim­ In addition tc the daily task of A report will he available for A 2 half the benefit of the money... . tained from 3 to 6 o'clock at tjie dinance Is being amended to per­ inated from the building plans be­ publication In newspapen having Of hearts. This Obvious play area by penwiis who. want a fire­ MeUls. and would reduce the minimum' mit use of up to 50 per cent of the cleaning corridors, rooms, the au­ would, however, lead to defeat. NotOi Bast SouOi W «t that is put In...for their educa­ lodge. If no answer after 6. no number of directors from 10 to cause of the cost, which is to be ditorium and. gym, Fairbanks’ distribution in the town at least Pass Pass 1 ¥ Pass house located' nearer their ,4U’ea Dr. Ubsch received the $2,0(X) tion.” said Anthony DiPerrlo, skating will be permitted. meter receipts for purchase and borne entirely by the recreation one week prior to the town meet­ West would.'take the ace of and who favor the Dirg^o- site. award from the American Society chairtnan of the delegation. three. maintenance of parking areas. staff must clean the swimming hearts arid lead a club to East's 1 A Pats 4 V AO P in Parents are urged to remind Hammer, who carried the rlty’s funds. The Fisk fund now totals jiL jl pool weekly and also maintain the ing to permit citizens to study the Opening leadA A Edward Masker of '^cott Dr., of M e^ls for outsUnding contrl 'The first-second grade haa 31 their children that no akallng la The special city meeting, called $38,000. and several smaller funds report, she said. ace. Then East would lead his one of the petition circulators said butlons to the teaching of metal' To Speak Here p'upils, the second-third grade has fight laat year as corporation coun­ for 7:30 p.m., la for approval of 22 acres of lawn, 8 acres of pafk- third spade through declarer. permitted unless a flag is flying sel, contends that the firm does for recreation will be added to It. Ing lots and 1 mile of sidew'alk. The Committee considered sev­ today the, area is growing so rap lurgy In 1954. The award Is named The Rev. James J. O’Brien will 32, the fourth-fifth grade has 29, from the lodge. three appropriations. A sum of eral factors In Us study concerning If South ruffed low. West would this hand counts to only 3 Quick idly that a fitehouse is needed after Dr. Bradley Stoughton, pro­ not now have the right to sell out­ The city gave up hope of getting A large part of the maintenance be the guest speaker at the an­ and the fifth-sixth grade has 29. Park Department officials said side its franchise area. Olson 192.5,000 is to be appropriated for Civil Liclen.se matching funds on the town’s school housing needs. over-ruff with the nine of hearts. Tricks. nearer, particularly in view of the fessor emeritus of metallurgy at nual communion supper of Gib­ "Each class should have Its own there Is still between ll and 11 HEATING a new sewage filtration plant to work is directed to the athletic If South ruffed with the ten lot (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ backs that claim. the building. ;i < fields at the school site. The crews One of the factors at hand is the new school being built there. Lehigh University. He is a "grad­ bons Assembly, Catholic Ladies of teacher.” he said. Under the pres­ li.chca of Ice on Center Springs be constructed in the city. Voter.s The recreation center will have enumeration of children In town hearts, ha could then draw two tures Corp.) An appropriation of $4,800 will uate of the Massachusetts Insti­ ent situation the teacher can spend Hammer also pointed out that will also be asked to authorize the line the football and soccer fields more rounds of trumps with the Columbus, to be held in St. James’ Pond. edurllon of the number of dlrec- a canteen, meeting rooms, show­ for games, replace torn up turf, from Infancy through 17 years be asked tor the purchase of the tute of Technology. School Sunday at 6 :3Q p.m. "only half her time" on each of 130 OUT OF 139 Council to float a bond Issue for ers, toilets and two flat concrete taken as of Oct. 1 by the two local queen and jack but West’s nine of Bite which has a 90-foot frontage Lurnborman Attends Institnte He will apeak on education. the two grades in her room. tnra is ronlrary In the assurances plant cost. and, although tho baseball diamond PTA units In planning for the 1962- hearts would become high. given the city during public hear­ areas at either end of the build­ hasn’t yet been used by the school For three yean he was vice presi­ on Washington St. The money is Norman B. Chase, of the Chase Members -will attend at S^^a.m. ’”We’re new people. We helped Rockvillc-y ernon HARTFORD BUILDERS The $3,000 appropriated by the ing adaptable for games. dent of the Connecticut State Po­ 63 school year and for and future ■What can declarer do to block to be appropriated from the Re­ Lumber Co., Finney St., Ellington, Mass in St. James’ Chui'ch and to create the problem," he said. ings that :t would have repreaen- Council last vear for the Rock­ team, the infield and outfield grass growth. this defense ? See If you can find OOD "If we’re going to kick In. give iis lalion on tbe Board The building will be located.in and basepaths are groomed for lice Assn. serve Fund for Capital and Non- is attending the 27th Retail Lum­ receive communion. Reservations Adult School Sets USE OIL IN THEIR ville Public Health Nursing Assn , Henry Park near the tennis courts Fairbanks was a Republican A rational view should be taken the correct line of play before you mMIUOBBaBaaiBBiiy Recurring Expenditures. ber Training Institute at the Uni­ our money’s worth.’’ He said that Haimuer, a member of the Judi­ but never paid, will be up for re- play. concerning projected rigures as it read on. THE YEAB’S BIOGES’T HIT! for the supper must be made by where ’olcier residents of Manches­ ciary Committee, plans to oppose and to the rear of the ice skating During the summer, Fairbanks’ Town Director for two terms, Another appropriation to be versity of Massachusetts, being \Vednesday. Those who have not appropriation. The Council voted rink. It will be usable year- elected in 1952 and reelected in is impossible to compile definite Meet Danger Halfway lafrid Bortmsn - Cart Santas staked at the meeting is for $2,- held through Feb. 27, ter may have been satisfied" with Registration Dates the bill at tbe hearing tomorrow. OWN HOMES . . . crew dismantled the bleachers statistics in this area, Mrs. Robert AooerbBobert APUUW9Donat in been contacted may call Mrs. A committee la being organized to pay the sum after first | round, and will he "ideal" for teen 1954. He resigned because of the The solution is to meet danger 650 for professional planning serv­ He Is participating along -with James Blancbfleld or Mi's,' John the doubling up of classes, "we are ing to because the nurses had not | dances. Olson said, paralleling tl.e football flield and Caeverdon, committee secretary, halfway. The first step is to (( not." by George Bennett, Cliamber of gave then a complete painting. pressure of business during the ‘THE INN OF THE ices. If approved, application will 48 other representatives of retail Hull, oo-chalrman of the supper Registration' for evening courses asked for the money before the second term. pointed out. reach dummy by ruffing one of the be made for an equal amount from lumber and building material deal­ Brings Priihleana at Rockville High School will be William H. Hlelth ("ommerre e.xecutive secretary, and He suggested that local service The ground beneath tSfe bleachers Other factors to be considered In committee. Mayor Olson to support the city's c o s t s less too k cltv fiscal year-end clubs might take turns ^-chaperon­ As chairman of the Directors’ good diamonds. the federal government. ers in New England and New York, Father O’Brien is administrator He said. "People who will pick accepted today and tomorrow from Another $3,000 appropriation had to be rebuilt before the stands municipal buildings committee, he a school building program are tho - Then you lead a spade from 6th HAPPINESS” in an intensive 2-week training up . . . and move . . . are younger ter Cancer Society haa been con­ aland. ing such dances. He noted that could be erected again by the dwellings being built or antici­ Second Survey Report of St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel, a 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday fi-o:n 10 tinuously expan(ilng In recent will be on the call of the city meet­ had a part in effecting the conver­ dummy, thus doing for West ex­ Ib CtnemftScope and*'Color program In the fundamentals of people with small children." "e a.m. to 12 noon. the teenage dances held weekly workers. pated, incoming and outgoing fami­ Shown 2:004:8M:U The second phase of a survey re­ parish church for University of years. TTie newly opened Informa ing. to cover purchase of new fur- at the PAC ehib are popular, at sion of the Almshouse on E. actly what he wants his partner to port on older residents of the com­ th i retail lumber industry. Connecticut students and Cathol­ added that theat- were the sort of Tlmisual interest has been shown Built Press Box Middle ’Tpke. Into the present po­ lies with children and area Indus­ do. You discard a club on the people who will follow an industry tion renter here of the Cancer .So nltiw for the city court ' iractlng young people from as far Fairbanks’ crew built the first try growth or reduction. munity will be given to the Com­ Rainbow Installation ics in Storrs. He studied at St. in the Adult Evening School cours­ clriy provides niany new and \ nlu The approprlaUon wil be vote^ •Thompsonvllle.Thompsonvllle lice station and court house. third spade, depriving the oppon­ munity. Coimcil for Senior Citizens Officers of the newly formed to a new location. The construc­ es. according to Martin Fagan, dl- 7 down If the Council Is able to work press box. and the ticket booths at 'The enumeration shows a .total Thomas Seminary In Bloomfield able services to the i'on)miinily Fairbanks is also a former di­ of 2,513 children as of Oct. 1, as ents of their trick. ARK ING-/IM’ ro w . Thursday at 6 p.m. In the Junior Rockville Assembly, Order of and received his B. A. and M. A. tion of the Fuller Brush plant on (octor, who reported over .500 per­ out other arrangements with the Proposes City Bus the Indian’s football field in time rector and past president of the Now the opponents can do noth­ Tliroiigh the Inforniatlon icnlrr A proposal that the city operate for the first home game. compared with 2,466 for, the same High School cafeteria. Rainbow for Girls, were installed degree.") from Catholic University the East Hartford town line off sons have already legistered for personal counseling niay he ob­ BED WETTING STOPPED Selectmen. Manchester Little League. period In 1957, according to Super­ ing to defeat the contract. James Weir, graduate student at ‘before a capacity audience at the Tolland Tpke.. he said, would classes. The movies on redevelopment a bus within Its limits If and Inside the school building, the Daily Question BURNSIDE of America. He was ordained to tained on ind .Idual problems. Fxi- when the Connecticut Co, moves gym is one of the major taska con­ A past commander of Dilworth- intendent of Schools Royal O. Fish­ * BURHSIDt AVI ,E HTFD the University of Connecticut De Longview School recently. the priesthood In St. Joseph’s bi'ing more families and more A number of new ooui'.ses are be­ ucationnl films are nvailalde to will be shown at 8 p.m. and will he Corncll-Qucy Post. American As dealer, you hold: Spades— partment of Rural S(>ciologj', is ex­ Officers are; Dianne B a k e r , complications to Manchester's ed­ ing offo'cd t5 adults In the aiea the piibl '. Transportation for open to the public. The films, are oiit was offered by Mayor Her­ fronting the maintenance staff. Legion, Fairbanks Is now serving er. 2; Hearts— K Q J 10 8 7 6; Dia­ ENDS TONIGHT! Cathedral, Hartford, In 1940, and man G. Olson laat night. After Friday night and weekend Ekiumeration DetsUls pected to cover the medical and worthy advisor; Patricia Hubbard, was appointed counselor in reli­ ucation problems. at this second semester beginning therapy treatments aie furnished approved by the planning con- i:i iiiin:; his second term as post adjutant. The breakdown shows 1.509 In monds—A K Q J; Clubs—2. social activities of older persons in associate advisor; Stephanie Bel­ Christie McCormick, chairman to patients needing tills assistance Noting that the largo bus firm giim . Ms# T«.^ HtfM Tnl activity In the gym, which hiay In­ He joined the Legion in 1945, What do you say ? "INN OF THE gion to Catholic students at the March 2 public schools, or receiving special this report. linger, Charity; Helen Moulton. of the Board of Education, agreed 1, o c b 1 The Cancer Crusade, which Is is withdrawing its service from clude basketball games, fonnals and has compiled an extensive list Answer; Bid only one heart. University of Connecticut in 1942. lawyers are cooperating and regularly acheduled dances, instruction; 136 in non-f>ubllc th HAPPINESS’’ Previously he outlined the hous­ Hj)pe: Joanne Kaplan, Faith; Carol the situation Is not an ideal one. with the administration in pre­ the annual fund l alsing appeal, will other communities, Olson said he of activities within the post. Fair­ schools: 6 in institutions, 2 in post You are sure of a game in hearts, 6 ing and employment status of the Gamer, recorder; Marilyn Schae­ He asked DiPerrio, "Supposing it senting a course, "Ijiw Everyone he condi.clcd dmiiig tlie month of is siire the company will move oiit over when the Connecticut Co. the staff must work extra time to banks served on the post's execu­ but should not open with a forc­ to T«cb. 8 P.M. Forbes. 16 Progress Ave.; Mrs. have the gym cleaned and ready secondary Schools and 860 not in WrS.. "GEISHA BOV” (Tecb.) 200 persons questioned in the com­ fer. treasurer: Carol Carpenter, were possible to work out some Should Know." Different attorneys April. MEMBCK of Rockville eventually. moves out. tive; house and safety committees. ing bid. You need a t least 4 munity sampling. Christian Magdefrau, 52 Elling­ arrangement? Would you be satis­ Alderman McOusker, sworn In for first period classes' Monday He was post publicity officer for school, or receiving instruction. Quick Tricks for a ’forcing bid, and "WHEH HELL BBOKE LOOSE” chaplain; and Robin Bajohn. drill will conduct each cla.s.s. touching When that time comes the city morning. The speclllc age-group cate­ Remodels 1/uuidromat leader. ton Ave.; Mary Ann Niemann, fied if your children went to some on all phases of law as applied to could buy a bus and '’provide ter­ early this month to replace Wil­ two years, winning for the post Permits for remodeling the Ellington; Diana Palumbo, 142 other school?” liam Pllska as Ward 4 alderman, Nearly 500 gallons of floor wax two Department Citations for his gories follow: 134 under one year Also, Unda Carr, love; Jean every-day life. SlenderJ rific service," Ol.son siiggested. are used In the building each year. old; 163, one year old; 155, two Swissette lAundrj’, 40 Windsor Cornell, religion; 'Willa Dombek, Prospect St. DiPerrio Said a vote had been "Books Around the Table,” will will also replace Pllska on council publicity scrapbooks. Ave., have been issued by Building HOLLY> "I think a 10-cent ride Is al­ committees. However, he will not And the detergents used for clean­ Managed Baseball Team years old; 177, three years old; nature: Gail Lutz, immortality; taken, and the majority of par­ be taught by James Stoughton, tta nasoKn iin mi mn n. most a necessity around the city ing the floora amount to aome 240 164, four years old; 174, five years Inspector Roland P. Usher. Erls Whellock, fidelity; Dianne Vernon and Talcottvllle news is ents, Including himself, preferred serve as chairman of the Finance Fairbanlu also .served the post Emmanuel Kloter, owner, is re­ handled through The Herald’s covering major exfemples of Eng­ of Rockville.” He said he wouldn’t Comiiilttee until he becomes fa­ gallons per year.. as manager of the Legion’s Junior old; 160, six years old; 1,210, sev­ Starbuck, patriotism; Susan to transport the children to an­ lish, French and American novels, expect the b\is service to be self- An innovation in school cleaning en through 15-years-bld and 176, modeling the building to make Trinks, service: 'Patricia Eagle- Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main 8t„ other school to keep them in one biographies, histories, plays and miliar with the work. Karl Hewitt baseball team. His teams won four room tor an additional 20 washers telephone TRemont 5-3136. WHIIl CHAIR PIN E L E N O X supporting, but it would encour­ will continue as acting chairtnan. in Manchester was Bt'vrted at the District Championships and one 16 through 17-years-old. son, confidential observer; Dianne class with ne tea(;her. poetry. age people to shop in Rockville high School by Fairbanks; His crew Of interest are the 1957 figures PROGRAMS and six dryers, according to the Abrahamaon. outer observer: Dana "There ere some who disagree," McCusker was ap_pplnted' by ; Department championship. Falr- permits. A home ownership course'will be and take part In community af­ uses a power sweeper, similar to a banks> was finance officei; of the given for comparison; 1,404 in Loomis, musician and Elizabeth he added. offered with the cooperation ian M(KIormlck that doubling front-wheel gffad *h« chtfd'i fvturt Ml*. M l 9-089S said It might be possible to get izens. a post alio held by Pllska He has been a delegate to the schools; 6 In institutions; 1 in poet //’ selectmen, plans to attend the mother aidvisor and chairman of Of $60,000 Jewels turing discussions of world affairs the Silver Lane Bus Co. to take ‘‘TTie high school maintenance Department convention several secondary schools and 006 not in Video Everyday the advisory board. the classes was far from Ideal, yet and sUmulaling thought on vital propelling, or SHtnet hoi o 1oit davalopod o $ehi iloiDio loluHoo ih# btd wotfloQ before his resignation from the staff Is separate from iJoth the state-wide meeting of the Con­ to ill 5-incb •JobltM —IHf INUtTONI MITHOD— dfKrlb«d lo Tho Madtcol looriMd Council. times, and was elected in 1951 to school or recei'vlng instruction. necticut Association of Ixical Pub Methodist Board Meeting said "if it were my own children, problems, is another''offering. Board of Education and the Town attend the national convention in The estimated enrollment in All Bights Beserved— (Continued from Page One) I would prefer this” to transport­ Foreign language courses are of­ ratten. of Covallv tHtctlvt fo^ chlldrtn or odulfB. Other Business Maintenance Department. '.Ve are Me Welfare Administrators Thurs Milton Goss of the Board of Lay Rail dttelU on orovtn CNUITONf M«lhod will bo MOl 90 yoo tfo# M New York City. 1961-62, based on past enumera­ H.'T. Dickenson A Ctu, Inc. day in Wallingford. Acti'vitiea of the New England ing them to another school. fered, as well as public speaking, $72.00 A number of other matters were responsible for all the work per­ 'At the organizational meeting tions has grown to 1,335 ele­ Manhattan’s East Side. There was To Consider Shift parliamentary procedure, improve­ chofQo •» obtlgotlon wHhovI oMbofroiiioont lo tho •o«Wy o* child. reported at the Council meeting. formed in and around this build­ Welfare bills scheduled to come Soutoem Conference, will speak at a knock on the door. Simply MAIL In eovpont of the Hartford County Industrial mentary school pupils and 460 before the Legislature this session a meeting of the official board of He promised he and his staff will ment of reading, English for the Sand will be delivered to residents ing,’’ Fairbanks said. Fire Proteotloa .iserving In, U teaarl 'SO New BHtala, Oios. pearance March 2. which had flown over th© Capitol Boai'd. i. ^^Style Without Glitter’’ A telephone- system to be Install­ ing as traffic and safety officer Kochan, 13, daughter of Mr. and Oiaaael 4S Holyoke, HstS. Also, arrested yesterday was after. Scheduled That Calls ed In the nevv city hall’Vlll have as well as president -and secretary the engineering division from 1943 Mrs. Peter Kochan; Jean Kochisa, ChjBrel S3 Waterbary. Coos. Howard D. Warnock, 59, of Man­ In Washington. Department Com­ Police said the jewels in the ca.se a^-call system Within the building of the Police Benevolent Assif,' to 1946. 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ chester. He is charged with intoxi­ mander Victor Miller accepted the included a platinum diamond neck­ Youngster Drowned T ipuh/t\ whereby other departrnents can be t:W ( 3) O. BENBV FIAYHOVSB^ flag. lace valued at $12,500. a watch For Food? seph Kochlss; Kenneth Coddlng- (22-30) YOUNG DB. USLONB , BOLAND cation and is being held at Tol­ On Sunday the Hockanum Bar­ reached by dialing one digit. v land County Jail In lieu of boftd. bracelet with platinum and dia­ West Haven, Feb. 17 ()P» — It may be a wedding, a banquet or just an informal ton, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wll < 8-SS)'BEAT THE UU>0B ' OIL COMPANY racks and its auxiliary attended mond setting worth $3,300; a SUPER MARKETS Almost all of the department re­ liam Coddington. and Raymond (4S> ALU STAB PLAYHOUBB - Court date is March 2. ..i. Death by drowning has claimed get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. S;SS ( S> (^NNECTICDT BAND­ Holy Name Society the joint Installation of officers of $2,7()0 platinum and diamond pin, another Connecticut youngster. MERCURY for'59 ports to be included in the annual Mellor Jr., 18. son of Mr. and Mrs, STAND ' ^ 369 CENTER ST. Manchester Barracks and it's aux­ another worth $1,750, and a pair city r e p ^ are In, Bids will be MakarioSxMay Stall Raymond Mellor Sr. , < S-tS) THE VBBbtCT IS 'T h e monthly meeting of the As in several other recent WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU Altmya a YODBS i Tel. M l 3-6320 Hqjy Name Society of St. Joseph's iliary at the VFW Home on Center o' pearl.v ear .ngs worth $1,500. drownlngs, the victim yesterday sought on the printing, Prqsecutor Isaac Muroy aaid (22-M) FBOH THESE BOOTS St. Part of the jewelry was Insured. TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Better Buy at TTie city clerk met with the city that a warrant hM been Issued for (S3) WHO DO YOU TBVSTf Church win be held today at '7:30 Hoopital Notes was betrayed by Ice that collapsed aujBtor and he as well as other young Mellor’s arrest, charging <:M < 3> BANOEB ANDY 24-Hour Burner Service J.m. Admitted yesterday: Deborah under him. Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to Moriarty Brother* !|cials are following through on <2340) qUEBN FOB A DAY Eugene Tomezak, president, has WOMAN’S BODY FOUND The boy who died was Robert •us him with contributing to the de­ ( SAD. AMWCAN.BANDSTAND Fetko, 84 Grove St.; Mrs. John Westbrook, Feb. 16 tfPi—Police accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and recommendations -made by the linquency of minors. , (40) FUH-BotSE '‘Home Heating Specialists Invif^ hll members to participate Fagan, Hartford Tpke.; Miss Giametti, 10, of 39 Hood Terrace, DOUBLE found the drowned body of a 62- auditor at the last meeting. A sixth unldentifieid teenager 4tlS <4S) THE SECBET STOBH Since 19.35” in a pitch and pinochle tourna­ West Haven. He and a school­ talk over the details? «:8S ( 3-40) THE EDGE OF NIGHT ment begin after the business Camille Morin, 64 Windsor Ave.; year-old woman in a river here The Building Committee, after (Oontlnned from Page One) went along with tho group. He aald (22-30) COUNTY FAIB to Virginia R'Eymond, Crystal Latte. yesterday. She had been mis.sing mate. Francis Sheppa, had at­ Investigation, found that there are they got Into 'the car sffter a reco.rd i!«» ( 3) FEATEBB FILM meeting. Tournament winners will tempted to cross the ice on WORLD GREEN Scoiits to Serve ( as3) TV THEATER Preieata— Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Ed­ since the (Jay before. The body of MORIARTY BROTHERS 31 unrecorded sew.er connections After the agreement waa reach­ hop. Police said the boy reported “AHaIr la Monte Carle” receive awards. A special atten­ ward Adzima Jr„ Heather Rd., Phipps’ Lake. <-840)-POPEYE TREATEB “Twelve Hoars to Uve” dance door prize will be featured Mrs. Pauline Dibble was found Garden Grove outside the city. This means that that Mellor drove them about (22-30) THE CALIFOBNIANS Effiington; Mrs. George Bourke Young Sheppa was pulled from ed ISat week and Karamanlis ex­ Spaghetti Supper (22) THE KIB8T SHOW .. „ “A Tara la tbe Trail” at tonight’s meeting. about a mile and a half from her 301 CENTER STREET— M l 3-5135 the city was never paid for the plained It to him in Athens, Maka- Stratford for an hour, then out to "It’e la tbe Itaz” 10:30 ( 0-53) JOHN DALY AND THE and son, Station 30, South Wind- car, police said. TTiey said she had the water in lime, but firemen PH O N ES M l 3-7364 privilege of connection to the city Derby, and finally on to New f. (30) BOV BOOEBS Hope Chapter and police were unable to save the (40) POPEYE NEWS . sbr; Thomas E. Dailey, 125 Orr been despondent and apparently M l 3-8383 sewerage system in these cases, it rios told newsmen it laid "the A ; spaghetti supper ..^.wlU be, York.- *i' S.’H ( aS3) WALT DISNEY AD- (22) SPECIAL AOENT 1 Ellery Kington, professional chard St.; Mrs. B. Carleton committed suicide. Giametti boy. foundation for an immediate and served by members of Senior Girl VBNTEBE TIME ^ ^ (30) COLONEL FLACK photographer, ■will ahbw pictures STAMPS was noted. The boy told police that one of lOia ( 0) NEWS. WEATHER AND The Building Inspector was au- final solution to the Cyprus Issue^tf iscout Troop 1 Saturday! night in the girls wanted to stop ao she (M> EABLY SHOW 8TOBTS taken on a recent trip ^ to Call' Arrjvtijg in London l^umtay tor tllA "Cabaa Fireball” (53) THE EARLY LATE SHOW fomia, at a meeting of Hope Chap­ thdrlxed to marie all sewer connecT, Woodruff hall of Center Congrega­ could get out The trip continued, (40) TWIUQHT THEATEB tlons oh a city aeWlr system map rouMtable conference, he express­ however, despite the girl's protests, • :M ( S) WOODY WOODPEOKEB "Oeallemea from Lerioiaaa” ter No. 60, OES, today. The meet WEDNESDAY ed hope “a solution la on the ■way tional Church. (53) THE BIO FIGTDBE as the connections are made. police said. 6:25 ( 3) MEWS. WBATHEB * ing will be at 8 p.m. in the Mason­ A letter from Harry Plamm, to being achieved.” ' The supper will be served In There waa a total of $3.50 among SPORTS ic Temple on Orchard St. A busi­ chairman of the - Redevelopment Greek officials In Athens were two sittings, the first at 8:30 and the six by the time they reached S:N ( S> POPEYE ness meeting will precede the film gravely concerned over reports (321 SPORTS a NEWS DRY CLEANING •bowing. LOOK AT "BEFORE LOSSfS HAPPEN) Agency, indicated that he thought the second at 6:30. New York, according to the story (SS) PRONE YOUR 4NSWER reaching there that Makarios was '• Legion Auxiliary SPECIALS the city should apply for $3 mil­ Co-chairmen of the supper are the boy told police. He^said they • :U (22) ARTHUR MURRAY DIN­ INSURE WITH LAPPEN' lion in federal funds for redevelop­ “recanting on the Zurich accord,” went on to hia aunt’s house s t his NER SHOW , The American L«gion Auxiliary as one put it. ' Julie Haugh and Donna Zollo. SiU ( 2-22) NEWS .SAME DAY SERVICE will hold a grocery social today at 1230 1230 ment rather than’ the $2 million be­ “These difficultly coUld lead to Ticket chairmen are Janet Morti­ suggestion so that they could get 4 S) NEWS a WIUTHEB & LEARN ABOUT ing applied for. Flamm is vacatioh- some ihore money. 48Sr COUNTRY 8TI,YE C.8.A. 7:45 p.m. in the' GAR rooms for tho failure of the London confer­ mer and Mm^orle Hibbard. Karen 1:N ( 2) WHIBLYBIBDS ON REQUEST members and friends. ing in Florida.. ence,” mid' a .Greek government Peterson is in charge of decora­ The car waa, parked several ( S) IF YOU HAD A MILLION ON ^ Announcement was made of a tions. blocks from the aunt’s house. The (22-20-40) NEWS AND WEATHERTOATF For Expectant Mothers ON apokeiitnkn. ------DAVID OBIEF A new series of classes for ex­ Halibut Steak 59 Capitol Planning Region Authority TTie ■ rimportance-i of the Arch- Tickets may be obtained from youth told police th at he -told his 1:15 (22) HIOIIUOWTS BYSTUDEBAKER meeting Thursday aL-8 p.m. at aunt he wanted to - return home (40) NEWS. DOUGLAS ED­ pectant moUiers ■will begin ThurS' Y O O R ^ YOON bishop’g role-was underscored last any member of the- troop or at the Fisher * day at the office of the. Rockville East Hartford Town . Hall. night when Sir HughiFobt, the door. Proceeds of the supper will and she put him on a train after WARDS calling his parents, He never saw •420) NEWS Publlfs Health Nursing Assn.. lb British governor of Cyprus, called go into the Scottish Fund, money- 1:M 4 S) WHAT IN THE WORLD Dm ClMRstrii Inc. The classes are open to any DIAL DIAL at: his hotel foe. Die second time being raised by troop members to the group again, police eaid. (22-00) D B A O N E T Haddock Fillets entertain a group of Scottish Girl All of the missing but Mellor < $> SUOARFOpT ‘Tbe Mystcrl- 835 Broad SL—MI B-IIU Democrats Plian ^ Mondky arifi-talked w ^ him tor t on* Straiiner” PEAK PERFORMANCE 76 m inutes;'' • Giiidy coming to Manchester in are Wooster Junior High School WORLD'S BBST MOVIES y % lb (32-00) EDDIE FISHER SHOW ■V - i Mriva M^Nlfht” . about 30 Greek 'Cypriots. One Of (Color) Gnest*: Ernie Onte you scamper'Tlie Lark around town and sec your gas gauge Cooked Shrimp . Mias Barbara Coleman and Mias ' Kovnrs, Oeerae Oebel, Bay ..t^-W ^^EAXmiR^’AND them said later that Makarios had Evaei, Jav Tjvlnmrton ' LOIN Mary O'Dwyer, co-chslrmeo, of the been ^ven a 'fre e hand in Uie ENDS T03^HT8^' And so easy to drive and park—because it’s three -< MANCHESTER, CONN. of Democratic Women Sunday, 0:00 (22430) G E O R G E - BURNS SHOW li:tt (U) NEWS March 1, 3 to 5 p.m. in the K of C SKKM-M UTAirTT^ORROwl 4 S-4S) A R TH U R G O D FR EY »:5»: (A) NEWS a WEATHER When it comes to the strictly personal mat- Home, will be assisted by the fol­ SHOW liM t 0) HEADLINES feet shorter outside—with room for six inside. This is a whole new CONTINtlGlTiS FROM 6 P.M. 4 S> THE RIFLEMAN tei of your financial security, your insurance Pork Chops Lb. :r:Y- lowing members: Liitherweds Hear " T h e ' la d la a " idea in cars—and one you’re going to love from the first touch of your toe needs are as individual as your handwriting. As th e Biggest arid Best Theresa Bowes, Janet Bychol- (SO) 'incK err r o o n b t sh o w ski, Alice Hutchinson, ’Virginia Digan on Friday on the pedal. And beautifully engineered. Come on— Aetna Casualty agents, w(j are always ready to Kelly, Jean Pssqualint arid Julie SUEDE JACKETS WEDNESDAY provide you with P. S., the Personal Service 4 1<4b. cons Whijte Elephants Rich. Tickets are on sfle by the Robert J .' Digan, probation of­ CUEANED Utoot i ' LOVE 0F_|4ra you need and deserve. CLARIDGE committee members. ficer for the State of Connecticut, A bridal ensemble will be one of will speak . on “Juvenile Ds- MANCHESTER ‘^'jS^VlSlTOMORROW May we be of help by quoting rates or an­ Will Be Announced Daily On the attractions. The newest spring luency” at the meeting of the swering questions on any form of insurance? CORNED fashions vrill he shown, and Mrs. oairnds Friday night at 8 eR¥£LEANERS PUUBKQ AJOHT We’ve been doing it since 1923, quite success­ Natalie Rome of West Hartford o’clock m Luther hall of the ST.—MI S.73M -wUl serve as commentator for this Bhuantiel Lutheran Churchl « fully too. No obligation and we’ll consider it a BEEF HASH ‘’Spring Style Symphony.*’ ...... (20) AT M IlfttW lT lu K IT n r Digan, who reaidfs ' at ^ 67 OtOO 4 1) RED SKELTON SHOW (20) MOVIE MAXMiBR privilege to have you call Us. Do it today. Wives of the Democratic Board Wadsworth S t with his wife and Qae*t; Jlaaa Frccnosa . (40) DIVORCE HEARINa AtsertRflt PRINCE 2-lh. pkgs. of Directors will pour at the tea. two children, received^ his B. A. ------UHINOS SHOW 1:05 ($) OUR HISS BROOKS ChoceiRtRR degree from S t Michael’s College, 1:M ( »40) AS-THB WORLD TURNS -LiipO'^aaagi’^ t *****" . ( MY U 'm E K A B O n Winooski park, V t, and h^S M. A. m ack” (50) t in cioustopHERS .-i, .degree fromi the Dnivemlty of t:00 (040) JIMMY DEAN SHOW SPAGHETTIaod Legislator^ Ask , <20a0> ’niU TB OR UON8E- 1 lb. boa 2 lb. box John H. Lappen, Inc. Notre > Damfr. Since ■ Dumber, ’J/ JARRY HpOBE SHOW 4UENCE8 (Celer) y' At D m Following Timo: he has aervkd. ak probation A. ■- .ly OaeiU) asaSay Deanaead, ( SA3) DAY IN tXMIRT tbe finest, fietheit ctndief you i 3 ! Views cm Bills .officer with the' State of Connecti­ P L U S ^ T h e iHha Raye, Baddy 2:M ( i-00> H pU Sf PARTY INSURORS—RCALTORS Elbow MACAROHI iekelf. Jay* P. M ersaa, 12240------)^^-ptJSA O O li KOeler) out buy . • • exclusively ouit. -i.il cu t Juvenile ODurt, Rockville of­ -4..: A Tbe Margaa BretberS ( S43) lOBIHOO $1925 SMAM. Manchaster'a TepresentsUves to fice. Prior to that he was proba­ 'jj,-. ______"______fra nti)(irt*tlen,ioC4intx*t,'white 164-East Center Sifeet—^MI 9-5261 the General Assembly have sched­ tion officer tor the. Juvenile Court wiH* end any ether extra* ■BALDWIN • M A M i uled a hearing Thursday at which South Bend, Ind^ and an Investi­ Q UINN'5 plainly labeled on every car; Open, Thursday Evenings Until 9 :,00 BaNANAS they will discuss with local real, gator fof the Stata of Maasachu- Fun drive the JOARK toda^ at l O ^ A A i setta. Department of Public Wel­ MORIARTY BROTHERS and Saturdays Until Noon dents pending bills and other legis ■■■.I lative matters. fare. - ' ■ / 24 HOUII IURNER SERVICE' p h a r m a c y Lhk Attys. Irring- Aropaon and Di'vld . ____ i...... An independent Agent Serves You Best Barry will be at the hearing rosin London ' England’s famous RAN^dMi RIEL OIL 873 MAIN larti BOLAND MOTORS, trie. of the Municipal Building from T:80 Thiunes River is only 21S miles # n a n c y P A Y ® 315 CBNTKR n — m O N I Ml 3 ^ 1 3 1 :v MANCHX8TEB to 9,p.hi. for that puiposst long. ( I I I ' f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959 PAGE n V B MANCHESTER EVENING HEEALD. MANCHESTER CONN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1959 ml" PAGE POUB display in the school library. Mac­ A ndoiter Donald attended local achools be­ fore studying art at Pratt Insti­ tute where he graduated last Jfime. WINF-^UM RHAM Principal w no—lOM TfA-.... * -A.* -...... MacDonald also studied painting WDBO^ISM Daily Radio WBAT—dld To Give Ideas under Mrs. .Flora Sinks 6f Bim- WOOO—UM WPOFi—1«10 824 MAIN ST. ker Hill Rd. Coventry. MacDon- W&NBi—SM Easian Stsedard Itm* SALE ald'e exhibit was sponsored by the WAR On Coordination PTA Special Events committee. (V\ I > N 1 ( . t 1 M 1-. M > m « a>ua*rtB« profnuB a ob a d ^ ' Ml 3-5161 In other PTA news, the walgna- WHAY- .. “High School Information” will tion of Mrs. Henry Wrobllhskl as * oiM • » Om isdM WTIC— ... _ ... ♦a'* WDRC—Music Throtjgh (h* Nlgbt be the topic of the PTA meeting secretary was accepted with re­ > miff**K * ""” *** duto]cdt to WPOP—Bob Scott fifow MANCHESTER gret by the PTA executive board. 4*44— at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the elemen­ r ctMung* «tthout notlc*. 'WHAY-Night Owl AR Mrs. Wrobllnski is confined to her W n C —NIghtllne _ ^ TODAY tary achool. home by illness. No replacement ^ ^‘ w InS’—Msnobeetof Htrald Now* WTDRO—Music Through th* Night Coordination between the' ele­ WPOP—Mike Lawless has been announce as yet. 2 * ’ *V1NF—Ku»>c tor Ui* i1r»l 8Wfl 4 :4 4 - mentary school and RHAM High Girl Scouts to Swim W,.*' WINF—New* School will be discussed by RHAM Senior Girl Scout troop 21 will «' WHAY—Hound 1>0K t;14— principal Carlton B. Seybolt, Guld i Vviv* WINF—WINF Bandstand swim at the Windham High School i i 1 ” WKNB—Cliuck Caron S:14— ance Director Grove Howard and pool at 7 o’clock tonight. Scouts “ w.n. K.«~- aiu« WHAY—Night Owl Art Teacher Mrs. Barbara Wythe. are asked to meet at the Town 2 WDRC—Arthur Johnaon WTIC—NIghtllne . ^ *1110 apeakers will be Introduced 2 WPOP—Conn. Ballroom WDRC—Music Through the/Ntght Hall at 6;30 p.m. WPOP—Mike Lawless / by Mrs. Raymond P. Houle, a local Manchester Evening H erald a*. »:S4- member of the Regional District 8 - WIMF—Ne«s WHAV—Night 0«1 / Andover correiipondent. Mr*. Paul WTIC—NIghtllne / Board of Education, who has ar­ D. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim » M'lNF—Aluatc with Jo* Olrand WDRC—Music Through th* [Iktit ranged for the speakers’ appear “ 4:16— 2-6856. - WKAY—Hound Dog WPOP—Mike Lawless ■t' ance. Questions from the audience ”■ WCCC—Record Review WHAY—Night Owl win be answered. *• WICKB—Date Book WTIC—NiKnIllne Refreshments will be served by 2 WTlc Um Miilei WDRC—Music Through the Night ' *v '' -J ■* 2 WDRC—Arthur Johneon WPOP—Hlkii Lawless the second grade mothers with Young Democrats Wi-OP—Conn. Ballroom 10:00— Mrs. Andrew Gasper and Mrs. SALE! Combination Sea King boat, •. 4 — WHAY—Night Owl Thomas McCabe serving as co- •> WHAV—Hound Dog WTIC—Troasurv of Music Favor Fluorides - WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Music Through the Night chad rmen. “ WKNB—Chuck Caron WPOP-Mike Ijiwles* The next meeting of ■ the PTA - 1 K R. Mlllei - WDRC—Arthur Johnson 10:1.1- will be a “ Health Night” with Dr. The Young Democratic Club In WllAY’ -Night Owl Manchester last night went on motor, and trailer. . . reg. ^546 2 WPOP—Conn. BaUroom WTIC—Treasury of Music Truman Esau of Manchester WDRC—Music Through th* Night speaking on the Community Child record In favor of fluoridation of _ WHAY—Hound Dog WPOP—Mike Lawless the town's water supply. - WCCC—Record Review 10:00- Guidance Clinic. • WKNB—Chuck Caron WHAY—Nigtit Owl A majority of club members - WTIC-R<*s» Millet Library Report HERE’S WHAT YOU GET: WTIC—Behind th* Page* Mrs. Walton Yerger told the voted for fluoridation after an In­ - WDRC—Arthur Johnson WDRC—Music Through the Night formal discussion On the subject 25 u* *• WPOP—Conn. Ballroom WPOP—Mike Lawless PTA executive board at a recent • 12' auto-lop aluminum runabout DOWN "*■ i:®»— 10:44— meeting that the school library is led by Dr. John F. Barry Jr. “ WHAY—Fted Swanson WHAY-Nlght Owl A film on fluoridation was shown • 5-hp. dsluxs flthing motor F.O.B. 2 WCCC—Record Review WTIC—UN Review now operating smoothly thanks to 470 _ WKNB—Chuck Caron WDRC—Music Through th* Night the response of volunteers to an through the courtesy of the Man­ • 750-lb. load rotsd troilar _ WTIC—New* chester Junior Chamber of Com­ _ WUROj-Newa WPOP—Mike Lawless urgent plea for help last month. • All thrao guorontasd by Words 11:0«— merce. - WPOP—Conn. Ballroom WHAY—Music Alley The circulation figures for Jan­ - g:0a— WTIC—News COMPARE uary showed a total circulation of Reading material on fluoridation - WIN*—New* WDRO-New* 913 items, with the following was also distributed. “ W INF—Snort* WPOP—News SEA KING 12 HP It -.lA— breakdown; Record albums, 8 *■ * ’WHAY-Fred Swanson WHAY—Music Alley magazines, 32; picture files, 2; fic­ Quick starting, high 2 W'CCC—Record Review WTIC—Sieirts Final . SALE! Sturdy, lightweight NEW 111-play gym set. has WKNB—Open Mike WDRC—Music Through th* Night QUALITY tion, 556; and non-fiction, 302. economy. Full gearshift. WTlc. Rose Millet GUARANTEE WPOP—Mike Lawless f e a tu r e s A total of 170 books have been lookout platform on slide I W’DRC—Arthur Johnson aluminum chaise lounge Speeds up to 22 mph. - WIOP—Conn. Ballroom II tSO- 20 YEARS— UNTIL 1979 NONE BETTER A T A N Y PRICE added to the school library since FOR INCOME TAX WHAY—Music Alley iRAND ond EXCLUSIVE September, with 86 books acquired Ho*.7' slide with »afe wide e t;l4 — WTIC-Blnrllghl^renad* ASSISTANCE. CALL Savo $91 Adjutti to 5 Has Idler adjustment. $277 ' WHAY’—Fred Swanson WDRC—Music Through th* Night as gifts. steps and platform, 3 full- > WTIC—Roes. Millet WPOP—Mike Lawless ANDERSON positions. Soft innerspring ' WDRC—Arthur Johnson Gordon MacDonald of Andover length swings, tropeie bar WPOP—Conn. Ballroom II :44— Lake spoke to the sixth grade stu cushion, floral patterned WHAY—Music Alley . Ml 9-4764: Ml 9-0854 :88 and airglide ride. Sturdy e 4:4S— WTIC—Starlight Seranad* dents recently about his art work vinyl fabric— water, fodo WHAY—Fred 8wan»on SIZE 2* tube-stsel frame. $2 DOWN VERSATIUTY and his paintings which were on - WTlC—Ro»* MUlei ^WDRC—Music Throufh th* Night PRICE resistant! 7 " rubber wheels. Wl'RC—Arthur Johnson WPOP—Mike Lawles* NOT A CUT DOWN VERSION WPOP—Conn. Ballroom WINF—Sign o n ______UP TO $50 LESS THAN OTHERS SERVES ALL SEW ING NEEDS ' * WHAY—Fred Swraritoa WTRJ—New* WDRC—Hew* Mepoitsr Regional District 8 WPOP—New* $S DOWN • 4 :t » - ★ ONE DAY SPECIALS ★ HOLDS 'Til WINF—New* 4:14— Sandra Plieljps MAY IS WINF—Music tor Ermlng * t:lS — FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY! ' WHAY—Fred Ssranson Top Contestant Nothing More To Buy—Come In For Demonstration w n .' BtrlctH ms.ru 1 WDRC—Arthur Johnson SALEI SEA KING » WPOP—Conn. Ballroom In Homemaking g-Jf FOOD KING U. 8. TO CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. T-FRAME TRAILER - WHAY—John Daly WTIC—Music Dy Mslsebrino Mina Sandra Jaan Phelpa el COLONIALS FAMOUS MASTER Load ratad at B30-lbi. WDRC—Arthur Johnson Andover has been named' the ▼ * w w Caffia* boot* up to 16-ft. WPOP—Conn. Ballroom Wai $179 1 000-lb. TrolUr*|$199 " 4:44— RHAM High School Betty Croeltbr 2 WHAY—Fred Swanson Homebaker of Tomorrow. COOKED HAM “ lb 79c WTIC—Thre* Utat hiatr* BRAND NEW-FULL SIZE Mies Phelps received the high­ WDRC-LoweU Thomas WHOLE CANNED HAMS ...... H>-12 Lb. Avg. 69c WPOP—Conn. Ballrwtm est score In a 50-mlpttte written ] Compare - 7:04— examination on homunaklng All Boats Pricod F.O.B. Factory - WHAY—Fred Swanson knowledge and attitude taken by | FOOD KINO U. 8. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. e WTIC—Dick Bertel with "• WDRO—Amo* and Andy graduating senior rfrls. She will “ WPOP—Bob Scott Show receive a homemaklrfg pin which FANCY FRESH YOUNG MEATY 2 Ills— _ represents the motto, ‘‘Home Is othara Round Bobbin Special Buy row! save *21 on this 2 WHAY—Fred Swanson SALEI 3-pc. summer group- WTIO—Dick Bertel Tiere the Heart Is." ' I . WDRC—Amos and Andy Her paper will be entered In selling Chicken Breasts 19" deluxe rotary mower WPOP—Bob Scott Show competition with other school win- SEWING MACHINI^ ONLY— PORTABLE BASE 6.9S BCTRA ' aluminum lounge, 2 chairs 7:S4- SAVE *25! 22" rotary mower-was 74.95 - W HAY-Fred Swanson ners for the title of State Betty F- Sove $10! Lightweight, Streamlined styling with for FRESH CREAMERY rugged 2|i H.P. engine; - WTIO—New* of the World Crocker Homemaker of Tomor­ compact — folds easily. “ WDRC—Answer Please row. recoil start. Easy height WPOP—Bob Scott Show $100 Chaise adjusts to 4 posi­ adjustment, lo-tone muf­ GREAT PERFORMANCE— BIG SAVINGS r *!*&- The State winner will In a |1,500 1 Lb. Print 2 WHAY—Fred Swanson Bcholaxahip and an educational BUTTER 66c tions— won't sink into lawn. fler. Self-storing handle. Z WTIC—News . _ ■ , trip with her achool , adviser to Two-color Saran webbing. - WDRC—Eldward R. Morrow 21’ rotary, was 99.50; 878.88. was 89.50 - WPOP—Bob BcoU Show Washington, D. C., colonial Wil­ CREAMY - 4:04— liamsburg, Va,, New York City 1 » WHAY—Ed Morgan >1$ |88 w WTIC—NIghtllne and Minneapolis, Minn., wheak shsl WARDS FAIRWAY rr WDRC—Rmrld TonlAt will compete for the title of All* I MUENSTER Lb. * WPOP—Bob Scott Show i • American Homeriiaker o f Tombrr'f . i i l S - 3 Pc. BATH SET _ WHAY—Night Owl row. . WTIC—NIghtllnehtllne The achool of each atate wlnn*r HALFHILL BEST BUY WDRC—Music__ isle ThrougTh.. I th* Night wlU receive a set of the Kncyclo- • Husky 2 H.P. ongln* WPOP--Bob Scott Now Sale Pticed pedla Britannlca. The state run-' Tin * wit AY—Night Owl ner-up will receive a WOO soholar- TUNA 19c • Front-sido dischorgo WTIC—Nlihtllna REG. $137.20 • Solf-storing hondlo WDRC—Music Thro the Night ahlp. WPOP—Bob Scott I School Schedule Notes IPrlnclpal Carlton B. Ssybolt r e -, YELLOW, RIPE Here's a rotary to make lawn TeleYMon Profirams minds parents that WednssgayJ WITH care a cinchl Adjustablo cut­ wlU bb, a.fuU day of school.’Tlwn NOW $ FITTINGS On Page Two high achool will ba closed on F ri-j lb ting height, FREE leof mulchsr. day and Monday, 7»Uh a sM*J® You get rugged construction, aessloa day at^sdUloA IW .Feb.-3S. Bananas and on extro-low pricel This la a-chatiM the usual NO MONEY DOWN NOW GENERAL month^ ' iKhedme ik uthlCh tap third Wednesday of the month is • Snap look danicr for msRdlng Plenty of FREE Parking—Parcel Pickup Service to Your Car UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY 121.88 TV SERVICE a single-session day. • Aatomatlo befeblB wfadar CHECK THESE Former Cheney Deyg M AC A OaO * Maaohsotar UToalBi Dial teaatM - a^Whgsd Rss^ sr foot se m ovor plas Mill* Mlglita #Zi93niialtetB ’Andover 'osrresponaSsit, --orPsP^^ .,5 • Drop food for dandng o Chrome pliai^ parts for^protoottoat » >vkvwAii#iah.Ttt-ih4*e» Hartford Road T E | e. MI S-4MS2 D. PfanMMi], telephone Pngrlm FERTURES and Pine Street X-6856. hlanchester. Conn. “ Where Queens Now In Progress COMPARE WITH OTHERS SELLINiS FOR OVEk $100 MORE! Shop For King HOME FURNISHING SALE ! X .’t*v /T| Sized Values” OPEN 10 A.M.-10 P.M. MONDAY Thru THURSDAY lU i CU. FT. TRU-COLD REFRIGERATOR WARDS WOOL-NYLON-ACRILAN CARPETING Newest Development in OPEN 9 A.M.-IO P.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SWING NEEDLE 28 colors, 8 patterns, all wools, ocrilans, all nylons, in- $095 Genuine Wood Paneling ^ Has freoxer an tap far aya lavol eanvoniencc. C 00 WITH $5 Full lanathItngth storoaestorage doar.door. NawNow lawlow Sal*Sale ^ TRADE dudes free podding, FREE INSTALLATION. NOW DOWN ZIG-Uffi Price...... ONLY ■ ■ ■ siWi ' ZIG-ZAG s ’t ; : SEWING MACHINI^NLY Don’t Miss SEWING MACHINE ONLY SEEING PORTABLE BASE 6 . # EXTRA THE LOVELY WARDS FIBERGLAS DRAPERIES P ^ A B L E BASE 6.9$ jOCTRA 30” GAS RANGE with Automatic Oven Seven sixes in various cdors and styles. All W ^ |1 Big 23" wide oven, electric clock timer, from Word Custom Made Department in ■ smokeless broiler. Oven, broiler and burners " ■ ^ $5 Chicago. Blind stitched hem...... NOW ^ o f f DOWN lights automatically. NOW DOWN j r ALCOA WARDS ALL FABRIC Automatic WASHER TWO PIECE BEDROOM SUITE With Wards exclusive revolving agita­ Features recessed top drawers, carved front. ^ TV* MODEL 6 center. guided drawers, dustproof. tilt J Wearing tor. Use Vi the soap and hot woter of old » 88 $5 bevd e d ^ plate glass mirror, bookcase ■ HI Q U ,*44*' A Spnn center post washer. 3 automatic deep 1 ^ DOWN Altunin am DOWN headboard...... NOW m b W Gown rinses. • a 4 t • I NOW ■; ...... ywi^esM bM I F ’-tsMo ••• pro-assemblod Bsitels oats^y ■ ~ sahetad gemnondste WUto Ffna^. EachpanMte »oom >^t sijd 21” CONSOLE TELEVISION SET 8 Pc. DINETTE Includes Free Extensicn Table .Tdl'Mchlds ’ Full 96" long, seats up to 10. Bronxe or chrome • D u m s All chWnnel UHF-VHF compares notien«dly at t I * | Q 8 8 „ • Appliques • Has iilra e features of the j lieoidfi finish. 6 chairs. Dinette table and free extension $40 nraiV*more. $24.95sP4Ii^ gV9 tableIWVV clock wiwwaewradio ■■nweeeewaindudod W # $10 WEYEHHAEU8EHjS - - g a ^ • Embroiders ■ ^ DOWN • M ||#,!^toiA oiee- .... in-Skill’’ to with your purchose. Free 90-d«ty service. DOWN tablo...... NOW ^ ,J.4-souiM iH 3iS • ScTTS on bCe y i ...■" ' *■*’ tte___ mV factory to y o^ AviiSahls.iB • Sews on buttons. ALL w ra p u f ATTACTO Au. make both Formal and TraditioMU 'pattotns. • ■ ■ - (T REDWOOD BAR-B-Q TABLE ’ « - ■: V'A. ■ d“ . ^ . V?'. TWO UNIT STEREOPHONIC CONSOLETTE **» ^ isi' ■■ *. 'l.ig 4 « ■ Includes two bonches, California redwood. ( | ( f Complete stereophonic seuAd^^ n ^f* r unit $ 1 C O O O Soots 6 to 8 comfortably. Perfoct f6r out- ^ Ltf «S CON Cllf JaImM COC».||l||^ nTpen plus two sBOoker extonsion. Poworful dual i r $5 door living. Knotty secboned. $2 down holds A omplifie'r, S speakers. V-M Stereo changer. Hwl wtrii-rfOApi* ol DOWN unHi May 15. NOIAf MB1 4 “ I NOW prtdMM ii-'y-pm Z t'9 a Visit Wards Furniture Department ■ - f ^ r I WARD WASHER and DRYER COMBINATION '.fe-R" Th^ir Semi-^Annual Home Furni^ See Wards own washer and dryor cembino^^^ J | AT THE FOOD KING tiee. FuH 11 lb. tub, Comoro with othor ▼ Sip Sale —■ fwk* f' THURS , FEB;19-«-8!30 P;M. bcMds sofling fw $100 ffloro...... NOW DOWN $ 5 D u w b I k -t- ' t •tr^' .' ' • • . t-, '- *1 *d n w i i f p B r ’ 5-

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN 4 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1959 PA G E SEVEN # A Q B 9 0 . Justice In OMineoUeut which hss death of court reform. It was Isn Croea to tmdertake the taek pf mily for Venexuela and alt of Latin liattrlieBtpr to be reformed and moderalxed. alliance in which both groups Man Caught Town Board Strants’ Public Gifts finding out Juat whara the Ko­ America, for aU thooe who be- Tha typical country' response watched each other carefully, to Bidwell May Petition T P C Acts dn Bids, reans do want to go. llevo In democracy khd freedom for Connectwut was that this w*iolt reform busl- ■ee that neither deserted for a *^Power W ithout W asted Soptintg IfFtalb To all this, Preaident tUiee aaya all men, everywhere. neae Is primarily a business of city chance of iopoetng refmrm' on Carrying Gun, Meets Tonight Going over $150,000 the other alone. N ow the bar aeema a violent no. He m aintain his Is sUcksr lawyers trying to creats Asks $16,251 Budget INC. Yankee more Jobe end business for them­ out of Uie alliance, and the email For Union St. Sewer A move to reduce the Town’s tha only legal government of all By A. H. O. selves. town eentlment atanda alone aa Burglar Tools Building Committee to nine mem­ Manchester and out-of-town'^ N a z a r e n e , North Methodist Korea, and that It must have cus­ A Thought (or Today In this we heve a quaint irony. the prime surviving threat to re- A petition for an cxtaniion otecost In digging through area* of The ToYvn Planning Commission^and on the east ^ the center line bers and restrict Its authority to l^ublic institutions stand to gain Church, South Methodist ChUrefi, W ^TS S R nSRGtnON foiin, which it may atill be ahle tobled one sonlng. request, denied of the HockanUm River and proper tody of any Koreans being re­ The instance of a small town On* mein struggle in the court the'eewar line into the north end ledge Slid intraversing the stream A 30-year-old man, a stranger school building will be considered more than $160,000 from the com­ Salvation Army, Second ConjRS- Spoasorod by the Blaacbeeter to stow away in some icSbox for [MERCURY fo r another, granted a third, i.ccepted ty now or formerly owned by jn>uDd«d Octohcr 1. u n turned to Korea. And he iays refonn Issue, all these yesra, hss ’59 o f Union S t may be presented to which flows from Union Pond. ,to Manchester, was caught by po­ by the Board of Director* to­ bined wills of Mr. and Mra, George gationsl Church, Covenant Con­ OounoU of Churehes Judge who kept his Important rec­ a long, safe, cooling off. the Bdard of Directors of the 8th Bidwell said he had sounded out; building lihes, and set a proposed George Bryan. W, Strant, gregational cauirch, 8t. Mary's rUbBaiicd B W K'M'tolL, BSMI that. If Japan tries to send any been to get the Connecticut bar Alvoay$ a lice at 4:20 this morning and Two 25-foot building lines were * Hond»T»- Bnterji M 1& ord* in his Icebox was cited, dur­ itself wholeheartedly in favor of School and UtUlUea District In the residents recently and found that' 1958-60 budget figure of $16,251 dur­ night. Outright gifts to public institu­ Episcopal Church, Conoordle Lu­ Koreans to No*th Korea, ha will Better I ^ y at found in possesston of a loaded ,si estiAillshed bv Mie TPC. One is on ___ at JUnchMter. Cona.. To lift our people out of- their ing last week’s Judiciary Oom- raform, so that It itself won’t sabo­ OBA8H VICnM DIES near future. moat of them "would not oppose" ing a meeting in the Municipal When It meets at 8 o'clock In tions total more than ■ $90,000. theran Church, Emanuel Lutheran Oasa M ill Matter. ___ _ Building last night. the south side of Tolland ’I’pke. tise force to prevent It. absorption in local Issues both our mittee hearing on court reform, tage the reform as usual. New Haven, Feb. 17 Ut)— An tc- Moriat^ ^mthen Directors last night told Theo­ a aewer,.. Directors left the next caliber automatic and 4 belt full the hearing room of the Municipal Manchester Memorial Hospital, Church, Community Baptist Tabled for further study was an starting on the west side of Oak­ Building, the Board will study the SUBStSUFTION tUTIiS It might be that. In puihing such for the edification and scorn of . B u t. ths moment the lawyers cident that oecurrad Feb. 13 In dore Bidwell, a, partner In the Bld- move up to him. of burglar tools. Boy and Girl Scouts, churches, Church, W a p p I n g OommunHy Payabla In Adeanca government and our churches are In discussing the radio for application from Leon Dobkin to land St. and running 1,480 feet draft of an ordinance with would a course of action. President Rhee the reform-minded audience. I t assm to gat In line, the country Northford took its second victim weU Home improvement Co., which Police gave his name as Louis Newington Home for Crippled* Church. Ona Tear ...... trying to educate Americans to Chief Merz’s car, directors were change to an Industrial Zone all or to the Howard Johnson Restaur­ reconstitute the committee and Children, and Manchester Associa­ $5,000 to Center CongrefaUonol m* Mentha ...... I* * would he doing an actual kindness provoked something of the desired laymen W o m s more convinced yesterday as Bruce Plasclk, 4, of owha land in that area, that sewer Pellerln, alias Joseph . Vern, and have an international mind and Informed the federal government part of a parcel of land now in ant. limit members to S-year terms. tion for the Help of Retarded Chil­ fi)r*e Month! ...... f S refined titter from the soptaisUcat- than ever that reform is really N orthfoi^ died h» Grace - New construction there would probably said he was caught unawares by Church. One Meath ...... *-S t Korean exiles who are mis­ conscience. The drive of Commu would pay -half its cost. This is Residence Zone A A ' on Prospect The second, on property owned dren are among the public benctl $ to Manchester Associa­ Weekly ...... -S ed members of ths audience, as a lawyer’s plot, designed to see Haven Hospital. The boy’s Infant MORIARTY BROTHERS cost y a foot. If he want* sewer Sgt. Henry Garauder and Patrol­ St. The property is located to the Committee members are now 1,000 guided and Ignorant In their desire nlst policy has long since been ex­ sister died et the time of the ac­ because the radio would also be by Oak Loijge, establishes a line claries. tion for the Help of Retarded Binitia Copy ...... •” if It were indeed an example of that lawyer’s salaries, fses, coats, service. Director* said, Bidwell man William- Pearson at the cor­ rear of the building at 218 Hartford on the north side of Tolland Tpke., appointed for indefinite terms, and to place themselves under the yoke pressed in the slogan *'lt’s their deplorable ack of progress In Con­ cident, a car-truck coIUalon. Mhi. wiUdMrve to circulate a petition used for Civil Defense work. Merz ns many as 11 may be named. The hospital will receive gifts Children. ’ ^ m b MBKR O f : _____ souls we want!" and wiles succeed in taking over 501 CENTER ST R E C T -A i 3-5138 is CD director in Manchester. ner of Adams and Center Sts. Rd., owned by the Adler and Dob starting on the west bank of the THE associated PREffl necticut. And, coming from some­ Jean Plasclk, 32, mother o f the among residents and obtain a ma­ The group now has responsibility of $15,000. Of that, $10,000 la $1,500 to Blackledge District, of North Korean Communism. But Correspondingly, today’s Christ business ths small towns hava Police Chief James M. Reardon kin firm and which ts up for sale Hockanum River then running •me Aasoclated Presa >» thing of a city slicker, who hap­ two children, was also Injured. jority o f signatures. Then he can The radio approved for purchase for all types of municipal build­ from the will of George Strant and Charter Oak Council, Boy Scouts antlOed to the uae of rej^llMUm of it might also be said that the perils Ian social action seeks convictions been: handling well enough for said Garauder and Pearson be­ The company wishes to have the west for 235 feet to a point 26 feel pened to have already made It She remains on the hospital’s don submit the petition for action by last night is a Motorola. It will ings. $5,000 from the will of his wife. of America, alt tiewa dtapatch« credited to It or of Communism would perhaps and cooperation in worldwide themselvei, with the help o f an cost $627.50 and the District will came suspicious of Pellerin when property on Prospect reioned to east of Demlng St. It then pro- Mrs. Strant's will became errnc- not olherwlac credited In Jhl» rather plain that he found Con­ ger list. the board. make it more saleable. The pro­ 81,500 to Manchester Girl Scouts. problems. Church members in occasional Icebox. So we had, at pay $313.75. A radio which oper­ they saw him walking among cedes northwest along the easterly Directors will also study a draft live when her Imaband died with and Btao the local news published here. seem greater to all Koreans, exiled necticut a kind of backwoods area, Directors approved purchase of a posal to change the zoning brought ^ Mr*. Strant’s Will All liKhts of repiibllcatlon of special creasingly must be informed and the hearing, touches like the re­ ates on either 6 or 12-volt automo­ houses In the area. Anyone wan­ side of Deming St. for 315 feet of rules on assessing cost of eani out exercising his powers of ap­ and otherwise, if there were a more it also provoked some suUsn feel­ 3-way rfidio for Fire Chief John forth numerous protests from Pros­ Here are the public bequests diapilches herein are also reaereed. intelligent here. That we may be port of a referendum in a Demo­ bile batteries, it was selected over dering around at that hour in the to a point on the south side of the tary sewer Installation*. The rules, pointment over her estate. ing* among the few backswood- Merz’s car, and decided to adver­ pect St, residents at a public hear­ tmdet Mra. Strant’s will: pull aertice client of N. E. A. B t r r - stirring and inviting demonstra­ concerned, the foreign correspond­ cratic small town, oppoBiM the the only other bid, a General Elec­ morning Is usually checked out, he Wilbur Cross Highway. drawn up recently by General Beside the direct gifts,- the hos­ $2,000 to the Newington Home men who were present at the hear­ tise for bids to pave the parking ing earlier this month. Inc tion o f democracy In President ent for the Christian Science court reform alms o. ths ^ m o - tric 6-volt apparatus costing $545. said. Tabled for further study was a Manager Richard Martin, consti­ pital wilt receive two thirds of the for Crippled Children. Publlshera Represenlatlres: The ing. erstlc stats administration, or like lot on the south side of the North Pellerln was waiting for a bus Bid Rejected tute a codification of some of the Jullua Mathews Special Aeency — New Rhee'e own South Korea. He is Monitor in a feature article asks Merz said the adaptability of third proposed 3.5-foot line on the remainder of both estates after $2,000 to the Conneetjeut Hu­ and answers the question; Can In any case, however, it was the short Mimt outburst of Louis End firehouse. when he was caught, Reardon The TPC turned down a request past practices In sewer assess York Chicaico Delijjlt and^slon. one of those antl-Communlsts who the former made It a worthwhile west side of Demlng St. starting numerous beque.ats are filled. mane Society. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF India Do It Democratically 7" Can kind of symbol of the clash oif out­ O. Anderson, first selectman of. 628,000 Cost Estimate purchase. said. He gave police no further In­ from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Basnlght at a point on the southerly side ments. Mr*. Strant's e.sinte is about $5,000 to Manchester Memorial CIRCULATIONS fight Communism by adopting its of East Hartford to change prop­ she move her millions of peasants looks which may Miape the key Brookfield, who was "amaxed" to The request for the sewer exten­ Diicussed Before formation about himself or why of the Wilbur Cross Highway and In other matters, the Board will $100,000 of which loss than, $30:000 Hospital to be placed in a me- The Herald Prlntln* CompanT, Iif.. own tactics and methods rather into the 20th century by demo­ battle court reform y?ill have to find the bar association trying sion on Union St. was first Paving the parking lot south he was iQ Manchester. erty on Tolland Tpke., now in a west side of Deming St. for 255 take up additional appropriations is in direct bequeats. Strant's es­ mnrinl fund, together with th* gift aaeumea no llnancial reaponalblllty for cratic methods? Such is but one survive, if it is enacted. such a coup for l-s own profesMon, broached by Bidwell last month. A t Besides the loaded automatic, Rural Residence Zone, to an In­ feet to a point 25 feet north of tate is estllTialed at more than of her husband and two-thlrdi the typoirraphical errors appearlnR In ad- than by letting democracy and NO ONE IS of the firehouse has been diacusaed dustrial Zone. The property is totaling $713, filling a vacancy on Item that must interest contem- The reason the ebuntry judge or like the crude earcasin o f E. that time he wanted an estimate of informally at pa.st meetings. But Pellerin had extra bullets In his Tolland Tpke. It Would then pro­ the Charter Revision Commls- $100,000. His will provides for remainder of both estates). ▼ertlaementa and other rcadlna matter freedom flower, and no one can bounded on the west by the Man­ In The. Manchester E»enln« Herald. pory Christians. kept his papers in the icebox was O. Smith, the veteran of Mans­ the cost of installation. Directors Directors last night said it Is time pocket, a small claw bar, a bunch ceed west along the north side of .sion, approving a resolution on the about $105,000 In direct gifts, $2,000 to the Women*’ Fadera- guess that it talies almost as much A generation ago, Arthur Holt, that he had figured out, with his field who Is normally expected to of lock-picking tools, skeleton and chester-East Hartford town line. tlon of Center Congregational Display adverUsinf dloMnc hours: lAVAUNE last night said engineer Hayden to act Several residents In the area spoke Tolland Tpke. for 567 feet to a form of the bond, coupon and Newington Home for fhippled par MowSw—1 P-m. Prtday. fortitude to i)e antl-Rhec demo­ who died too soon, reminded us native Yankee ingenuity, that the be aomething of a reformer him­ GrisWold had surveyed the area The lot is at-present a dirt area master keys and a coil of knotted, point on the wc.it line of land now certification for the Nortli End Clilldren l.s alnlcd to receive a Cliiiri'h. Por Tuesday—1 p.ni. M onday that" The relation of religion to Icebox was the best fireproof con­ against the change when it was $10,000 to Center Congraga- crat in Sruth Korea as it would self, who on this occasion advised one year ago and had estimated not often used. Directors said it nylon rope with a loop in one end. proposed at the hearing. or formerly owned by Joseph junior high school, dlhandlng the $'2,000 gift and a third of the For Wednesday—1 p m 'nieaday, aocial control has been and is im­ tainer he had his home. Keeping Over 500,000 children and one of every Town aiudy Committee, and ap­ tlonal Church In a memorial fund, or Thursday—1 p.t^Wednesday. to bo an antl-Communlsm demo­ tile lawyers to create all the dis­ ah overall cost of roughly $25,000. is often muddy and affords dif­ Police said he also had a Provi- The commission granted Oak Karvelis. remainder of hotli e.stales after portant, and that the modern Prot­ his papers there, which seemed eo six adults afe afflicted with oome proving tax refnnd.a. rersonal Gifts ?or Friday—1 p.m. Thuraday. crat In North Korea. trict court Judgeships fdr them­ The sewer line now extends on Un­ ficult parking during bad weath­ dence-to-Hartford bus ticket in Lodge, Inc., its request for a The proposed budget Is $2,717 specified gifts. For Sataroay—1 p. in- Frlaay. estant church faces the hardest lo c k in g to the city slicker who selves they ;^eased, but to beware form of heart disease. Fight the na­ ion St. as far as Kerry St. Bidwell er. Paving it, they said, would his pocket. higlier than the $13,53< allocated Board Secretary Francl.s Ma- Strant died Jan. 25. Mrs. Strant Personal gifts provided In Ctasatfled deadfine: 10:30 m. each In any case, the outcome should task of all: It must make men change of zone from Rural, /.A and day of publication except Saturday— was dealing with him, was merely of spontaneous reaction from the would ask for extension north to give firemen a good parking lot- Pellerin, charged with carrying to the TPC last year. Most of the lioney l.s expected to read a letter died Oct. 1,5. SI rani's will are: generally unselfish from within. tion’s No. 1 health challenge with the A to Business II. The area affected $5,000 each to a niece. Hazel • A m. ____ be the protection of the free de­ common sense. Ho made the Ice ■mall towns if they dared move Tolland Tpke., a distance of more and would also add to the appear­ a concealed weapon and possession additional money asked for would from Town Clerk Edward Tomklel Strant had retired In 19'2.3 after Churches do three thlnge that are dollars needed for research, education by the change is a triangle shaped Kane of Hartford; a grand-neph­ cision of the Korean exiles, even if box do, and it did do, without any toward the ' Justice and probate ance of the space between the fire­ of burglar tools, is being held In piece of property bounded on the be used to pay the salary 6f a full­ in which he Tomkiel the Board he a auccessfiil career, aa merchant Tuesday, February 17 important to democracy. 1—’They than 2,000 feet. ew, Richard Gibson of Soman; a some of them insist on living un­ Increase In expense fOr Connecti­ courts. and rehabilitation. Griswold’s estimate presumably house and the Capitol Equipment lieu o f'$15,000 bqnd. No court date north by the Wilbur Cross High­ time draftsman hired by the com- lias varlfied slgnlturea on a peti­ and banker. He started a.a a youth help people to worship and wor­ cut justice. ml.sslon n few months ago. tion for an ordinance prohibiting nephew. Charles Strant, North der the wrong dictatorship. This small town sentiment ueed takes into consideration a greater Co. building. has been set. way, on the south by Tolland Tpke., in the grain bu.alness anil con­ Brotherhood Week ship is basic self-direction. 2 — 'The city slicker using this epi­ floiiridation. ducted the business for more tlian Coventry, and his wife; to Sylves­ They teach people to read the to have, In other seesions, Its own Further Investigation is being sode, as an argument for court Give NEXT SU N D A Y IS HEART Unless the Board paase.a the or­ 30 years. ter J. Ploufe and June O. Ploufe, W e regard the brotherhood of Bible, and the Bible contains those covert alliance with these same conducted by Capt Walter Cassells Double-Talk Unlimited reform, knew he had a colorful dinance within 45 daya after Feb, The couple had no children. Sev­ Coventry. tnan as a fapoff, almoat unattain­ great basic truths which, If ac­ lawyers, ts guarantee the biennial SUNDAY Sr. $2,000 each to eone of a niece, bit, and was so fascinated by It HEART FUND 19. the town clerk will have to eral nieces and nephews who sur­ cepted and acted upon, would Robert Haynes and William able itoal. That la why, each year, It Is difficult to know why the that he never asked himself what School Board Passes Four Pool Program call an election on it. vived them receive gifts tinder make human association possible. Haynes of Milwaukee and Ted we have a Brotherhood Week. In Russians, for their part. Insist on was wrong, praoUcally speaking, their willsi 3— Churches create In people a Have" a heart — GIVE! Haynes of New Jersey; a niece El­ which we preach to ourselves, with hee>plng papers In an icebox. Strant’a Will cont' -'ied agit.-.tlon of the incident sense of concern for other people. Low Prices la West of South Windsor; a niece, hoping that, by euch a temporary And it was lUcky nobody asked Here are the public gifts under of the American transport plane They conetltute a fellowship which him, for what could he have saidT $3.5 Million Budget Aim of Subcommittee Boy, 15, CanI Mnlicl Perkins of Milford; a grand­ reaches out beyond points of race, Strant's will: abnormal concentration on the Is­ downed In Soviet Armenia laet Among the thrifty backwoods­ niece, Caroline Strant of Coventry, and class, and geography.” $10,000 each to Masonic Char­ $1,500 to Elaine Mrosek of Mon- sue, we may move mankind for­ September. They accuse our State men in the audience, however, Q u.ility Sale Feature NO SKATINO TONir.HT After Car Theft Are we of the Christian Church" The Board o f Education last^^quest for immediate capital im- Odds are going up Ukc Bowers ity Foundation. Wallingford; ward another difficult Inch In It* there could have come a sardonic IGNORE E.4RLY AOVISORY clieslcr; and $1,500 to each of the Department of having faked the leading Into our communities an night approved a budget of $3,- provements as a first step in the School property. Center Springs S li r i n e Hospital. Springfield; two children of A tty. John Mrosek routine, every day practice*. It is answer. What’s wrong with using i (Continued from Page One) Park and, imioh^ later, Globe Hol­ A 15-year-old boy who police Manchester Memorial Ho.spital; recording of the conversation be­ Invasion of ideaa about . God, 576,361 to run Manchester’s public 6-year program. The Park Department re­ and Elaine Mrosek. brotherhood and human duty, "ap­ an Icebox for records Is that it low *vill ist the successive sites of say likes to take cars owned by Odd Fellow.s Home, Groton; Evan­ like every other week, or month, tween the Russian pilots who Shot SUN-POWERED •chools in 1969-1960. The fact that some of the im­ luggage, $3.88; snowsiilts, $3.53; ported this afternoon that there A lly. Mrosek is executor of the propriate to our "one world"? isn't a safe, that would cost a' outdoor swimming pools in Man­ other people will be turned over to gelical Lutheran Church of Man­ we devote to one of our Incurable the transport down. They disclaim EYEGLASS' obert J. Thia is $381,486 more than the provements are included ir both will not be any skating allowed wills. ■Rev. Philip Rose thousand dollars or so, located In places underlines the importance of pajamas, 50 cents; blanket, 95 chester— If outdoor pools are to Juvenile authorities. chester. Personal gifts In Mrs. Stront'e dleeaees. hope If we keep plug amount allowed for this year $3,- at Center Springs tonight. Else­ Police said the bo.v last night any such shooting, and they dis­ an expensive office so that there those requested twice, he said. cents; lazy Su.san, $8. be built at all. In each case the money Is to be will are: wouldn't be any judgments - de­ 194,875. where in today's Herald is the took a car owned by Boai-d of Edu­ glng away on the theme, and keep claim any knowledge of the 11 BLIMP CRA£»I KILLS 4 HEARING AID However, part of this expense The Board voted to include the The od's were given added placed In a memorial fund, with $2,000 in trust for a eeufin, livered on a kitchen table either. Many similar items will be sold Skating Advisory, locked in cation member Edward Olenney Investigating methods of dealing missing Americans who were in Waahington. N. C., Feb,. 17 (/P)— will be defrayed by grants from items in both places. at .tremehdous discounts. For boost by engineers from the pool- only the Income from the fund to Mattie Palmer, Portlarvd. What’s wrong with country justice gr e e w it i* ev tmi *u ni ______type before the department is­ from the Barnard Junior High with it, we wUl one day prove It* A Navy blimp crashed and burned the State, tuition fees, and build-. State Aid building Reflnlte Corp. who met be used for the general purposes $1,000 each to Ruth Finley Bar- the transport. is that it is common aenae, and R example, clothespin bags, 4 cents; sued its latest advisory. The School while Glcnney was attend in the Great Dismal Swalnp near it MnitTMOMt MINW INIatTI The largest-koqrce of Income Is with the Town Directors’ Swim­ maater. REAL ESTATE Ing rental amounting to $906,458. scotch tape, 7 cents; gloves and earlier advisory should be of the organization. low, Rockville; William Finley, Their pereletence in this would here early today. Four crew mem­ direct, and costs only 3fi cents per it aamav eetsana ssnin MITH the State of Connecticut. School ming Pool Committee and mem­ Ing a School Board meeting. $5,000 to Center Congregational Somers. The expense minus the income And during Brotherhood Week, year per capita to operate, and mittens, 44 cents; flashlight bat­ ignored. They said the boy took the car Indicate that per aps they have bers were killed and three were MOT IN SUNI INSURANCE INOOBPORATED leaves a bill of $2,669,903 to be authortlles estimate revenue of teries, 11 cents; costume jewelry, bers of the Chamber of Commerce Church. $2,000 to Caroline Strant, of this, -say the backwoodsitten, is about 9 o'clock, hut soon crashed to tell the truth, a certain brand of Bome hope of sowing doubt In the injured. •Vaa .BarckaS* Ubm i aaS fta «« at footed by the Town of Manchester. $770,766 from the state for general 4 for 88 cents; razor blades, pack Recreation Committee in a 2-hour $1,000 each to Church of the Coventry. what really excites the city elleker gaar, haw r°w *** BraflHa it into a fire hydrant at Main and brotherhood 1* rather easy. There minds of ordinary Americans, so The blimp went down about 3 868 MAIM OBOUND FLOOR — TEL. Ml 6-8241 The single largest Item In the aid on a per pupil basis. In addi­ of five, 1 cent; dish towels 22 cents session at the Municipal Building tee still favored a system of four a.m. and caught fire. The four lawyers, who would know how ts tion the state will pay about $17, last night. pools bqt would concentrate on Lllley Sts., then fled the scene. He are special program*. In which rep­ budget is the $2,733,788 for teach­ .and so on. parking lot the night of Feb. 12. that we suspect the State Depart­ dead apparently Were trapped In make a really big time operation -INSimAMSMlTBS 8INOB 1614" 995 for aid to educationally handi­ Pool G o m m l 11 e e Chairman two pools for the present, retain­ was caught later by Pollcernan ed the youth was the one who took resentative* of various faiths co­ FRiE DiMONStRATION ers* salaries. This is about 86 per Beattie’s car was found the next ment version of the Incident. the ship. The injured were taken to out of It. capped children. In some cases stores are not Francis Mahoney summed up' trie ing Globe Hollow for development William Cooke. a car belonging to Tliomas Seattle, cent o f the total budget. This designating specific items but are During questioning, police learn- 110 Benton St., from the Plaza day parked on Garden 8L operate tolerantly, and In which That would seem to be a futile the Beaufort County Hospital here. The Incident o f the icebox Tuition income for Manchester d'scuBSion by saying that the lo­ at a later date. QUINN'S PHARMACY money provides, a pay scale of featuring half-price tables or are the eternal truths o f the fraternity The crash occurred near Pine- wasn’t the only allegation made W ill amount to about $90,000. cation of available town-owned hope. And one very good reason PHONE M l 8-4186 $4,000 id $6,700 minimum for a putting up "groups” of coats, Globe Hollow, long the choice town, a croasroada community at the hearing, to the effect that This income is paid by Coven­ land, the location of the most which nmst oidst If there 1* the why It is futile to expect' us to bachelor of arts degree. suits and other clothing at "way, of the Advisory Park and Recrea about 18 miles north of here. there Is a "horse and buggy age" try and Bolton for students from heavily populated residential paternity of one God are stated School Plants Costs wav down prices.” tion Commission for a family pool doubt that the plane was shot those towns who attend Barnard areas, and 'the experience and H i* second largest item Is $425,- To publicize the sale. 55,000 cop­ was considered too far away from again. On such occasions, we are down is . that the most of ns gre Junior High School and Manches­ knowledge of pool-bulldlng prob­ 478 for the operation of all school ies of a sales tabloid are being the center of town to realize its proud to alt together, and proud of ter High School. lems voiced by the visting engi­ Manchester Sales and Appliance Co, Says: fairly sure that Russia, all along, plants, '^ e current cost of running circulated in Connecticut towns full potential at present. ouraelves for sitUng together, and has actually wanted our govern­ school plants amounts to $41L148. Whether these students will con­ neers all combined to favor the tinue to attend Manchester’s east of the river. Charles Walt, president of the tor aetttng such an enlightened eX' ment to know that the plane was The third largest item Is $93,181 three sites. Refinite Corp. in Connecticut, skid schools will be discussed next week Mahoney also emphasized the anople. shot down. A t the time of the Inci­ for new equipment, construction construction of a pool at Globe Improvements, and fire precautions'' by Illing and members of the Cov­ committee’s stand that pools be Hollow would be very expensive Ib ero are other demohstratlone dent, when no one had actually yet CHIIOREN AWAY? entry and Bolton schools. Man­ financed with existing funds, even in seven older elementary schools. Mai Tool Suing if It were placed anywhere within o f brotherhood, in the course of said the plans had tieen phot ddym, T t o Is a jump of $79,685 over,, the chester's policy has been to permit if thia were to mean that the the prttont pool area. PIaced-ih:ia It'" th i^ < ‘cfiwzie6 to Attend Manches-- IT M YS FOR ITSELF W l USING! buioan events, "whieh ana muidi /merlcan correspondents In kibs' |i|,466 allowed for this year. « Captain of Boat whole poql program could not be wet area like that, he said^ a po61 mort genuine, and also fairly easy The Board of Education hesitated ter 'scboi^, '0* long as there was put through at once. would suffer damage from frost MW were allowed to send out news rodiiri for them. to come by. Put a mixed group of before Including the request for Lester■ - M. Reeve, eastern di­ and would encounter drainage NOW ...FOR THE FIRST TIME... stories In which they recalled pre­ capital improvements In the new Illing said the number of oUt-of- A $7,000 attachment has been visional enginer lor the Refinite human beings on a ship going problems. Costs would also mount vious Russian threa*" to shoot budget. Several members felt that town children did not exceed two brought against property at 86 Corp., advised against paying any as the outer bounderles of (he pool down, on in an opportunity to co­ down any planes detected violating the-Board of Directors would sum­ children*per classroom. Falknor Dr. owned by boat captain contractor on an installment ba­ were filled in and landscaped. operate In the rescue of a little boy, marily reject all requests for capi­ Permission for the children to Joseph J. Sardella, pending Court sis, and said a bank loan would Take Load Off Globe Russian territory. attend Manchester schools has or In any situation where dramatic tal improvements, because these of Common Pleas action on a law be a Setter way to finance a pool. Hl.s experience with pool con­ And even the latest Russian requesta were included In the cur­ been granted on a year-to-year chips are down for one and another suit brought by the Mai Tool and The meeting was the fourth struction, he said, led him to think statement denying that the plane rent budget as well as on the list of bosiSylning reported that Coven­ Engineertofe Co. of 291 Adams' St. which .the pool committee has that pools built nearer to town o f a different faith has an oppor­ was shot-down includes the warn­ ci^ital Improvements for the next try and Bolton officials are anxious, According to papers filed in the held. -Mahoney said the committee would take some of the load off tp know how long Manchester will tunity to help, and we all find out ing that there ie one way for the fix years sent to General Manager town clerk’s office, the'.company is hopes to complete the study early Globe Hollow and make it easier TWIN-liUSH ElICTRIC about the brotherhood of man. Richard Martin. continue- the practice, so they can charging Sardella with -* breach of in March and make its final rec­ to maintain in Its present condi­ United States to avoid euch inci­ Superintendent of Schools Arthur begin to make plans for educating The beat that is In us knows the oral contract saying it agreed to ommendation to the Board of Di­ tion. As the town grows nearer to dents, which is to keep 'itp planes H. lUing said that the Board of their .children elsewhere, if neces- pay Sardella $100 weekly to operate rectors by the middle of the the hollow, he said, a good pool a£4Jlf/NG FLOOR POLISHER truth, and the truth comes out, in out of Russian air space. Education should consider the re- sary. and maintain the company boat month. *'■' could be constructed there, but our bcUon, when the right kind of Russian propaganda, directed to the "Loot Lam.’’ It also agreed to The ChZmber’s recreation com­ on higher ground within the tract. dramatic test comes along. W * wlU the American people, or to neu­ pay the defendant $20 weekly al­ mittee, represented by Executive A.ssumlng the pool committee sensationally priced lowance when the craft was away would recommend construction of even lay down our life for another. trals, keeps denying the Russian Funeralfl Vice President John Wlet, Freder­ from its home port. ick Nassifl and Bernard Men- pools at Bowers School and Cen­ It. Is not In such drcumatances action which was obviously In­ Obituary ter Springs Park, Mahoney asked Herbert E. Clemsoi) The firm clsilms that Sardella schell, w ill use information gath­ at only thatbrotherh -nI la difficult It be­ volved. But real Russian policy allowed the craft to deteriorate, which pool should be built first, The funeral of Herbert E. Clem- ered at-the meeting to formulate comes difficult only when It calls would be very much disappointed Frank L. . Finney Jr. - removed equipment without author­ its own recommendations to the "rtie committee had initially con­ Frank Luther Plnney Jr., 44, sidered building a large pool In the upon us for the prosaic, routine son, 114 N. Elm St., was held at ization and also gave and lent committee. If It thought that American offl 198 Woodlawn Circle, East Hart­ park and small, neighborhood SHAMPOO AU YOUR RUOt TOUR- performance, and asks Us not to 2:30 yesterday afternoon at the equipment trom the boat. For this DIacuaa Population 95 tnr and know they will recciTt ciaMom didn’t know that the plane ford, formerly of Msmehester, died pool at Ure school. $ Watklns-West Funeral Home. The the firm claims $3,500 damages. Last night's meeting began with the careful attention only YOU die fur another human being, but of cancer yesterday at Manchester can five them. It'e to eaey ^ had been shot down. Mai Tool further claims Sardella a discussion of the population map The Refinite representatives. In­ to sit next to him, or go to school Memorial Hospital after a long ill­ Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, minister of MODEL lefc and fcotle too becauet tho This is about as far aa cold War made unauthorized food, fuel and drawn up' earlier this month by cluding Dsmiel Saunders, area rep­ floating action bnehtf aelf-ad- with him, or concede him hie right ness. the Second Congregational beverage expenditures and seeks resentative from Rockville, and T-36 juet automatically to cvei^ rug double-talk can be strained, when He was bom in Manchester Church, officiated, and Frederic E. Town Planning Engineer Edward thickness. Best of all. . . /UST to laad the kind of life he himself $2,000 damages. In addition the Harcourt Davis, chief .engineer in It includes the denial-Whlch is not SepL 21, 1914 a son of Frank L. Werner was organist. Burial was company wants $1,000 because. Rybezyk. The heaviest concentra­ O NE ROUND O P RUO tions of resident* are In the cen­ Connecticut, recommended build­ CLEANING MORE THAN d-ooSes. Not the grand sacrifice, really intended to be believed. and Lucy Wilcox Plnney Sr. He In East Cemeterj’. says, .Sardella rented the boat to ing the larger po"l first. PAYS THE ENTIRE COST ter and northeast sections of EASY TERMS! whteh means everything, but. the Vas educated In Manchester Bearers were Carl . Cleiusoh, others-- without first seeking au “ A large pool with an additional OF THE SHETLAND. little sacrifice, which would hardly schools and had been a resident of Mervin Clemson, Andrew Clemson, thorizatlon from the company. town. wading pool for toddlers,” said Bright Day For Venezuela East Hartford for the last 13 years. Rybezyk last week added that matter were It not for the fact that Allan Knofla. William Llsk and Reeve, “ would satisfy the needs of He Was employed aa a toll collec­ Romeo Lajeunesse. further population growth would the greatest number of people at no emergency keeps our Imagina- A new era began In ■Venezuela tor at the Charter Oak B ri^ e. be noted in the southwest where once.” ..Once the big pool is built, last week with the inauguration A veteran of World War. u, he tlona from exaggerating la what MAKE Elverae N. Harmsen About Town the Rt. 6 highway Is proposed. he said, otbe' pools could be con­ working broth'-hood demands of o f Romulo Betancourt as the first aerved ae a sergeant in the 103rd Mahoney said pool* should be structed. He also urged that pool Anti-Aircraft Battalion. He was the The, funeral o f Elverne N.. constructed to serve these areas. us. Jlverybody Mn conceivably be freely elected president In 10 years. Harmsen,' 1-36 Highland St., woe users be control' 1 by a bodge pro­ Recipient of the Good Conduct The weekly meeting of the Rifle The- Bowers School Is In a good gram or similar arrange lent. In a. hfitu. Merely to be maeonable Is And it began auspiciously. There held at 2 o’clocik yesterday after- EVERY PAY DAY Medal, the Distinguished. Ujnit Club at the East Side Hec has been location to serve the northeast other towns, hSAXid, It was quick­ had been fear of demonetrations KtUft AU n o o i t so qukkly and lUPP AU PLOORt to a hard, slip- POlUH PURNITURI and coanter aomawhat harder. The truth that is Badge, the American nafahse noan at the John B. Burke Funeral canceled this week. The class will portion of town, he said, and Cen­ ly learned that controls were Medal and the Asiatic Pacific-'Thea- Home, 'w ith th'J Rev. Paul G, resume next Tuesday. effortlessly. No-spIash, power- resistant, mirror-like finish that tops to an #aay«to-keep-ekM Ugfaied up by ikamatlb dreum' by the followers of the. ousted dl<> ter Springs Park Is an obvious necessary to keep too many people lide action removes old wax, protects while it beautifies and finish that preserves their ter Campaign ribbon. He served In Prokopy; pastor ol the Zion BJvan- stam M peters down when one tator, Peres Jimenez, and the Com­ choice to serve residents in its from crow’dlng one pool. Sirt and grime and gets floors saves you work, wax and worry, beauty, YOUR . Papua In the East Indies and In gellcal Isitheran Church, officiat­ A ll members of the former Man clean and new looking. looka for it In the routines of ordi­ munists. But they never material­ Chester Green baseball team will area. Pool Committee Member Mrs. New Guinea for 42 months. ing. Burial was in East Cemetery. Globe Hollow, he said, seeiped Alice Lamenzo requested cost fig­ nary living.^. ized. Instead, the Venezuelans who He was a well known baseball Bearers were , Raymond Dey, meet tomorrow night at 7 o’clocl; YOU GET ALL THESE AT N O EXTRA COST at the Watklns-West Funeral Home an obvious choic« to serve resi­ ures and learned that a pool 40 by brotherhood Week, then, keeps watched Betancourt motor to the player with the Manchester Green Frederick Schneider, H e r ra a n dents in the South End as popula­ 82 feet would cost roqghly 086,000. SAVING DAY team. He attended the Cdngregv to pay respects to Frank Plnney mqdtal In Caracas for the inSugu Gates and lx)uis Sullivan. tion expanded there. The pool plus filtering plant, fence, lighting the truth, in such ways tlonal C3iurch and was a memokr Jr., who was a member of the ration cheered, aa the citizens o f a Mahoney also said the cornmlt- wading pool and a small toilet and Pair «/ Revers/bfr that everybody can aee It. After- of the Morrisett* Post, American team. ot AU‘Putpo$t Brushes Wp^l-FeH Buffing Pad# democracy should chMt their'new­ Mrs. ’ Mlchelina A. Labansky shower house would probably cost w a ^ , 848 days a year. It is up to L ^ o n , West Quincy, Mass. ShttUni Exc/uaiva Funeral services for Mrs. Mich- $40,000. POlltM AU YOUR nOORS to a Bs tiis find, and light, our own more ly elected presldenL Besides his parents, he leaves his R o g CtfMBhg Umt wife, Mr*. Linda Polutil Plnney; a el'na A, Labansky, Biickland, were Modern Be.thhou*e Costly brilliant finish that lasts for six e a a W candlea. The problems Betancourt and hi* ^ - The pool builders agreed with months with just easy in-be­ daughter, Patricia Elaine Plnney; held thia morning at 8:30- at the U.S. Throws ‘Weather Eye’ tween buffings and touch-ups. countrymen face If th^y are to iOlNTfEMBY Mahoney that, a large, modem a brother, Lt. Ool. (Jharlee A. Pln­ W. P. Quish Funeral Home, fol­ Banish tiresome weekly scrub­ make democracy work are fprmld- bathhoiue Is not necessary, that a bings'and waxings forever. The Korean Exiles ney of Albuquerque, N. M.; and two lowed by a Mierap requiem' high Por Best Besu/ti... Alwaya able. The country’s tremandoua ell To savF sueetssfully, savo ragirlarlyl Evary payJU y kaap inters, Mra. Patrice BjoTk and Mass'-In St. Bridget’s Church at Into Orbit with Vanguard small building with two sets of uae Shetland yanitbing showers and toilets is sufficient. Almost any Issue can bring out resources have never been ' ex­ L«I6 OiSTAirCE lO N IIH Il Mrs. Flavla Dotchln,- both of Man­ 9 o’clock. The Rev. John J. Foam Rug Shampoo, Shet- ^ “ I f you want to build a bath­ land Wax Remover A Floor M l*'bad blood between Korea and part of your money Tor yourself . . . put it info a savings chester. Delaney was the celebrant, the The National' Aeronautic* and Cleaner, and Shetland Elec ' ploited for the benefit of eU the The fimerol will be held Thurs­ (Coattnued from Paige-One) house.” said Walt, "you should fig ­ Japan, and the usual American Rev. Dennis Hussey the deacon, Space Administration (NASA), trowan. » people.The burden o f debt le ft by day afternoon at 2:30 at the Wat- and the Rev. Stanley Hostillo the which took over project Vanguard ure It to cost between 75 and 100 ffisposltion la to sympathize with fund in Manchester's oldest financial institution. Based on just before blast time, but this did per cent of the rest of the con­ Perez Jimenez la gresL Unemploy­ No neefd to wonry or w ^ d e r when the children kine-West IPuneral Home, 142 E. suhdeacon. Mra. Barbara Murphy not affect the launching. lost fall, has gone over the 3-stage Korea, as a country which suffered ment Ur at a critical atage. The Center St, with the Rev. K. EJnar wat organist and soloist. Father if vail went well, the first-stage missile part by pest In search for struction combined," are away. You dm Jbin^hem in seconds with a o 67>year average', your money earns more in dividends at W ait also suggested the 40 by 82 the brutality of-Jiq^ese coagu«at patlon'a industry and ajpteulture Rosk of the Covenant Congrega- Hastlllq read the oommittol serv­ rocket would burn out at on alti­ the mechanical bugs which caused aM long exploitation by the Jaj long distance c^l. It's ttie warm, personal way tlMtal Church offlclaUng, Burial ice at the grave In S t Bridget's tude of 88 miles 2 Vi minutes after the . preriows* ^ failures* Minor foot pool be considered a standard must be expanded and uveraifled. Manchester Savings and Loan and is fully insured up to for size. It la an official Junior aa conqueron. But, aKfiough will be in East Cemetery. Cemetery, launch. changes w e i« Introduced but their And h o v e rl^ in th* bqcjtground, to exchange faigily newg 'and share e a ^ othmr’a Friends'may caU at the funeral nature wo* not rev*i4*4>. Olympic pool, he said. For smaller, tt la-actually the liquidation of Bearers were Alexander Koee The second stage—the guiding COME IN AND SB A «aady to return if t t ^ ptbblems jiappinesB. W J^ipot pllp ygular phone vtsits. $10,000 by Foderal Savings and twan Insurance Corpora- home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and rich, Stanley Kasevich, Anthony •brain” of Vanguard-^then wo* to The mlsslba today wqs uM same neighborhood pools he recommend­ a p y t Japanese , brutahtF—the prove too great for'^M luMnt T to 6 p.m. Soholewski, Daniel Puirinos, Jo­ go into action for a full two min­ os lost Sept. 26;.4m tt'the satel­ ed a 35 by 75 foot.size, which cost* DEMONSTRATION ty g ^ fa fi^ lu m d red s o f . thouasadq raocracy is Peres Jlmenes, ornniw- tion. Mrs. denloe Kelly seph Glowgoweki and Andrew utes boosting the payload’s speed lite burned up over Gentral Africa about $20,000 and is recognized os - Coventry—^Mrs. , Glenlce Kelly, after making one uncertain aweep official for swimming meets by the to labor forces in Ja- one like him. V Wojtyna. to 9,000 miles per hour. TODAYI___ Be* ksMT tUHtM m MS 4a rail a ilra 6* 40, widow of William Kelly, of A fter a coasting .flight, the around the globe. National AAU. >4s the oecaalim fo r Oi* But the tide Is rm ning dot on CUimMtANtlUAI. Main St., died Sunday at the Wind­ Simon Iziketvlcz third stage would Ignite pushing The United States still has The larger pool would Accommo­ controversy between the two dictators in Latin America, at long ham Community Memorial Hospi­ three satellites up In the company date about 125 swimmers at one fiHi w R h in i m The funeral 'Of Simon Jzilcewicz, the satellite to. the velocity needed FREE p a r k in g ; diRii^tde, t'he attitude of ftw s i^ t lasL And Venezuela is developing tal after a brief Illness. for orbit. of Russia's massive Sputnik III. time he oaid, and the smaller about O u r Motto: 82 Congress St., W'lll be held at- 9 Vanguard j:, the lone triumph luth Korean gownment Into a living syifibol of this fact, She wiujiprn in Medfopd, Mass. The missile’s weight ■ at liftoff 100. According to statistics, there. To seU NATION'ALLY ADVERTIS­ SaigTOL, OONN. ' I .30 | .14 o’clock tomorrow mornint^ AC the up to today Jn the Nevy-developed Is one swimmer .fo r three non- JUST A C R O SS THE STREET IN Aug. 26, 3106,-the daughter of W. P. Quish; -mineral Honffi, 225 was 22,600 pounds, buLOO per cent jytancourt baa demonstrated that MILWAUKV, W ». '1.80 . M program, has mads more than swimmer*. This mean* one pool; ED merchandise at the LOW EST John -and OJs. WIUman Lelghef. Main St', 'followed b y s e r v l^ 'fat of the load woe fuel. THE PURNELl PARKING LOT ba not only knows the problems he 3,0W ewlflgs through orbit after depending on size, would accom­ P o s s i b l e p r i c e s plus complete MIW TOBX,M.T. ; .45 .14 She we* i^ptoyed at the Mans 9:30 a t $h* 'All. Saints Russian The satellite contain* two light- jH^faoes but has the w ill' to vrork for launching last March 17. Its WA8BDMI0K, P. C. < :?5 M field State TMMng 8 ^ Ortliodox 'Hburch. In Horitbrd: sensitive photoelectric Mils de­ modate between 400 and 500 peo­ CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! NO CHARGE! UuAr aoIuUott. And he. can be gx,- *Besidea HeO^unts, who live In signed to spot thq, Borth’B bloud miniature 3%-pound ball already ple at once. em nf. ' AO .14 has shown that the Skirth U to y . d ^ ly y^lant. He Coventry, ^^4a*vee three brothr cover * « the tlhy moon speeds '"The suggestions of the construc­ ■•SSW ers. Normi^^*i^ Frank Lelgher, throuF> Ito Orbital, path. Scientists shaped more like-a pear than the tion engineers are' eihllghtening,** tiiiy ' ta'bttng.y*n«>cracy to Vene- itieai buIKng sphere It was believed to OPEN TILL 9 P.M. WEP.. THURS.. FRI. both of Covsitnrj and iohn < # A e r p.m. hope to fashion a enjde weather Mahoney said. " It has led. us very 'n e p d e s o ti_____ map from the fUght.log, radioed be. ■ close to the recomQiendsJions of O PEN TILL S P.M. MON.. T U | S .. SAT, tax. Be* « * tttu4 qf MancheiC^ Kid HOURS: led to Pyez Funeral seizes* will bo- held at babk fr(4n a tlfiy’ iqM^im order. , Because of the added aixe, the the Advisory "Facie and Recreation SPilCIAI^'rS FOR d u lejeB latest aatellito won not expected . A y even tJh* Killputey Bros. Funeral Home, Ultimately th'ot^diu'-e^d help (Jtommieelon (which is plumping 66 Union St, WlUlmantlc, tomor- Washington, Feb. 17-((P) —- weathermen spot violent storm* to match the impressive orbital for two pools, one. at Globe Hollow gpw at 8,:I5 o-m', with a requiem Itirae mere medhsai epeetoUsta bilUding up anywhere around \the heights achieved by Vanguard I, and one th the north end of town). i n d hiaji Moss in St Marys Church In were railed Into ooneuItatlaB Earth. which may Journey torou;^ iq»ce "Howe'ver,’ ’ he added, "th*. Com- WUtb Ooveedry at 9 am. Burial today OB the toeatBaeBt of B e e ^ >^.The 72-foot Vanguard rocket had for 200 yemns. At proeent Van­ mitte* Still feels z, four pool eye tern built on a long-range program u t a be in BtoMtnr’fi Cemetery. rotary et State Oallea, who M beefi a 8100 mUUoB flop 1b six out guard I {loops out e* fo r as 2,498 C ManAi may eoR at the fuaend enffering wMb raneer a t Walter of seven prarious tries. The lost mile* and ramee wtttaa T04 mUes will be Um eventual o ^ e r - for Im f f tsdojr froBi T to f p jb. Reed Jka^ baepItaL was made five months ago. o f Xortto

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MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,, CONN. TUESDAY, FEBRlfARY 17, 1969 PAGE MINK MANCHEStEB EVENING HERALl). MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. FEBR U-^Y 17, 1959 .In. ■■■■,,, ...... i.ISlir pACnS EIGHT ------y------:------;------DAILY CROSSWORD PU/JCLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE RockoUle-V ernon BUGS b u n n y ______TheSmaUWorld— 8 A TguESS 1 MWSEO Antwar to PrBviout PualB > ^ ! IT'S ONE , aUT 1 AIN'T Officials Agree OUITTIN' S ta te s m a n a d ie in TIME! HOOFIN' WA/ BACK SM iMStNOnilt* t h e s e AIN'T PaTSL-tra H' TRASH I t n 0 Court Furniture Ruir^e!»M «r«iLU »tT PAS^sil HWE^OICE? \M&LL,6I?USH [ a s n r i 3 Men, Girl, f e O e C f by Town ACB08S S8 Southern , general t SUtetman, 89 CoM mounds After 24 days of edveatine, 20»ln our craft We also, OoUn aaid,#piste Wardroibe of the latest Rome [TIHG T1^ £Y£s RieHtoPF t H‘ Clare Booth DOWN •f ttoa epeat at sea In a IB by miut hgnd him our line rather than and Parish faahlooA. I looked for­ Rockville’s Mayor Herman G. 1^ ^ . e A T / I 3OST0EEN WNII^ teiklng'Hls 'tnd besides paying for ward to wear* them at the par- Olson Informed the <31ty Council S— has 1 Flees (slang) S»foet oar-boat, the aallant orew RKION ths tow w e ihbuld make an entry tiet and- reoopUona planned for aervtd at a 2 Distinct part of the balloon Small World arrive last night that after InveatlgAtlon about it in the ship's log. He was us. ' 140ISO HOW ABOUT f AIN'T 6A/IH^i foreign . 5 Feminine at Barbadoe in the Weet Indies, he found that ths city does not 6 0 0 0 nere they are met by a hug:e thinking of the fact thet we still A calde replying to one o f ours A UXM rr WON'T JL ambauadorl appellation had. 70 pounds weight of meteoro­ own the City Ckiurt room furni­ "lATTHOSB, • Bccomet crowd, experience the dellghte of was awqit w us back at the hotel. lCHANOE.' 4 Make possible logical Instruments aboard, which It read: "Thank you very much ture. DICE? blurred B Slumber 27 Geraint's wife **^ *’*• TAAmg.W.i.B«AOW.*^ 30 Sea eaglet from my initial fright, he succeed­ payers have appealed ,tb the Board 41 Individual ed in convincing me the loath­ shouting conversation, handicap­ "Maybe the furniture was a gift ped for us by Brathwaite’s thick of Tax Review for reductions in from the town,” Alderman John 42 Bustle some "thing” was a flying fish that Gill ventured. BY AL VERMEER 43 Scottish plaid somehow had "flown" under our Barbados accept. their property tax assessments. LEAN, TENDER and JUICY PRISCILLA’S POP From reading and hearing about "Can’t we work out a deal with J 46 Edit SIRLOIN -d SHORT canvas awning. The Board, which is still con ^ O H , 50 Mortuary roll us, he realised who we were, but the Selectmen?" asked Alderman We groped about clumsily in the ducting specially scheduled hear­ PRISCILLA! 91 Bind seemed uninterested in towing us. Rudolph Schmidt. WHY DIDN'T- dark until we were able to grab ings, has taken no action on any 0 53 Pseudonym ot He wanted to do his day’s work — request, according to Atty. Arthur "I don’t know," the mayor re­ YOU TELL ME hold of the flopping, quivering fish plied. "W e didn't talk — we wrote COMBINATION Charles Lamb fish. Finally, Bushy went aboard LeClalre Jr., chairman. SOONERF, 54 Apportion and toss it overboard. For the next letters back and forth.” the "New I^ovldence” and arrang­ The last regularly scheduled I b a c o n LEAN SLICED 1 Lb. SALE 1 ^ ' “^ 55 Deed few days there was the most sick­ ed for us to be towed into Crane Mayor Olson then asked who 96 Seines ening smell of fish over our clothes hearing was held Feb. 11, but tax wanted to go with him to talk with Bay for 50 Barbados dollars. But payers have until Feb. 23 to ap 57 British and by my side of the boat. we had to wait another hour until the Selectmen. When no one volun­ peal the assessement placed on I^USAGE MEAT 1 Lb. BOTH statesman It is one of the experiences on Brathwaite — who felt he was be­ teered, he sighed, "O.K. I'U go my­ their property by the tax assessor. our adventure that I recall most ing underpaid — fished for the dol­ self." Most of those who have ap­ vividly. And it still makes me shud­ phin that had been following our BY PRANK O’NEAL pealed are homeowners. Among SHORT RIBS der, crafL Clondltion Weakens the larger taxpayers asking re­ Having been sighted from afar, Sleeping was difficult enough ductions are the J. P. Stevens Co., BEEF news of pur priival pheceded us Park-Chestnut Apartments, Green It) aboat^;"The Small World” without ashore. The beach was thronged Manor, Sears-Roebuck, and W. T. A LIVER FRESH SLICED 49' O LEO ^ ' such eerie, disturbances. Our physi­ with people. It became more Grants, both Manchester Stores. cal vitality was at a low ebb by crowded as we tossed around off­ w a t t a-n__ Jan. 3, beqatise of a shortage of ftJfSlii ziLsa shore for more than an hour until CHASE and SANBORN *-n water and nourishmenL lack of an Immlgiratlon officer, who also Save SWEET LIFE labels BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS both proper rest and exercise, and was assistant police commissioner Wierzbicki Talks LIFE LONG SAM also toudon. A fter a watch was came out and officially cleared us 6 OZ. D hroosh a CURTAJHw t will NEVER EE over I wiinted to do nothing but lie through customs. He also certified In Photo Series Get 100 United Gift Stamps INSTANT j a r RARTEPr down. Yet even this became almost that, our barograph — an instru­ COFFEE wmuEflFTHEOPPGSr WPPPIN6 IN TMP LON(5/SrOWV unbearable for seemingly every ment used in measuring variations Pf^OCBSS\Ot^ "Color Photogreqjhy” will be the O flcP M A n JlM O N y WINDS THROWSH THe VAU-PV TOWARD A ReNPPZVCtJS bone in. my body was beginning to in atmospheric pressure — was ^ yOO-HOOJ MR. OOOtf6& ff subject of the sixth talk in a TERRIFIC stick out and it was almost impos­ still sealed in the boat. This was For 100 Sweet Life Jes-so ^ WITH A iggQCm WHO WIU. TAKE A WIFE .... VER ft-USHIN' BRIDES series on "Amateur Photography” sible to find a comfortable position necessary so the Royal Air Club WAITIN'our HERB FOR Wednesday night at the high In the boat. For Your TH'CEREMONY, r could certify our flight as a rec­ school. mMtnroMmominiiitm LB. Thai others were in the same con- ord. rnitmu t’74t9 and Glee Club Labels! Cooking TIN i dltipn. Our circulation was very Touch Land Herman Wierzbicki, a Manches­ Needs ter commercial photographer, will CRISCO poor,'so much so that it was very Finally, formalities completed, easy t^Vdeaden” one’s, arms or legs be the speaker. .Wierzbicki is a we steppM onto the golden beach. graduate of the Connecticut School by ripeptng Jn ahy ' position for Our legs were bit wobbly but CAMPBELL’S a of Photogn"apb.V and has maintain­ eveh short lengths o f time. we couldn’t have fallen down if we Ovf mt Aomrori; was the thpught ed an interest in photography for wanted to for we wera.oShight In the past 15 years. He has operated TJL l l « VJ. PiA OIL that W4i,JMro getting closer and a crush of 3,()00 cheering people. his own photo shop in Manchester ...... ^ %m h> MCA !■ cloaer to Barbadoe. Oolln, our navi It took us a full half-hour to cover for seven years. • PRODUCE • A WthfVWIX ^ gatdr, figured on Jan. 4 that we the 100 yards to a beachslde hotel. Tomato Juice 2 ‘«63' 'You gotta admit Janet is loyal. She stuck by me all were within 50 miles o f the island This lecture will be held in room Bushy and Tim were carried half­ 208 at 7 o’clock, and is open to that time Dad's car was laid up in the garage!" and should sight land the next day. way up to the hotel on the shoul­ BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD the public free of charge. MEULLER’S JUDD SAXON W e hoped our navigator hadn't ders of the crowd. Colin and I, OH... DR. ZORN! PR. ZORN, I FROM WHAT 1 SEE ln --e J miscalculated' either his course or hand-in-hand, climbed the 52 rock- THAT NAME... I TOU MUSTJ ' FROM HERE, THE CHANCES the time. hewn steps to it, led by a giant 16 OZ. SHOULD HAVE *\ EXACTLY.' HE WHAT ARE \ ARE BETTER TWtN VOU> Grapefruit PB.UJCARVOUMAV. W e were on our last gallon of REMEAWERED... J KNOWS ALL THE CHANCE! ) EXPECTED ON SUCH BY ROUSON policeman. PKGS, NOW RJRMAUr MET LITTLE SPORTS fresh water but had in reserve a It was the end of a Journey in GENERAL SR.n»HZ .LL-^T H E a n s w e r s ON SPAGHEUI , POISONS AND TOXIC pack of PermuUt. The pack would which we had come 1,200 miles WHITE— INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS 2am,ONEOFf« I /tfENTS. HE'CAME TO make six l^ t a o f brackish, metal­ THCNKnON'S^ by air and 1,500 miles by sea. JCE IF HE COULD FIND lic-tasting water. W e also had one- TV SERVICC VELA—IMPORTED t»OIN6 Before we got to our rooms we AN ANTIDOTE THAT half gallon o f sea water which had Days M QJF A Can tOMOXCh WOULD SNAP STEVE, had to be received by Sir Grantley already been treated. Nights Plus Parte sisrs.'. WRISHT OUT O F IT/ Adams, prime minister of the 'West Now that we were near the end TEL. MI 3-6482 for 32 OZ. of our voyage, we felt like lifting Indian Federation, and Dr. Hugh CANS the taboo on food and drink as top­ Cummins, prime minister of Bar­ TOMATOES ics ot conversation. Melons were bados. uppermost in my mind then. I day­ My first act in tJie privacy of FOR RENT DELICIOUS FOR SALADS r _ dreamed continually of melons. our own room was to shed my Mask melons, cantaloupes, Cassa- clothes, take a luxuriantly long 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projectors MORIARTY BY JOHNNY HART bas, Persian'. Any kind of melons hot shower, and then wash the —sound or silent, also 85 mni. New ; B. C. os long as they were beautifully sands of Tenerife Island out of my slids projectors. BROTHERS Cabbage QT. I WONOei! IF ALL I HAVE IS seWIg LOOSE CW^NBB. chilled and filled with fruity liquid. hair. WELDON DRUG CO. WESSON OIL BY ROY CRANE N o matter what sort of dinner I NexL we had the most wonder­ BUZZ SAWYER HeYTfm ! Yeocruu:* 301 Main St. Tel. Ml S-6S21 SOI CENTER ST. L E N P MB , would think of ordering I always ful meal of our lives. First came M l S-S1SS fa ia pineE sdR tik mDOSN chasm , ’TO W ,TW nS*in«eTK A FOR Tout SOME MONEY? chose to start with melon. It hot soup—how long it had been ^ tOOffP BV TW OiEVkSSE CCTtCWE. , SESUTIFUL, WMOCEKT-lOOKINa FIELDS seenied to me then the ideal com­ since we had had ho^ food! Fol­ OF SNOW MQMEVCOMSEP Wmt UIRKIHS bination of food with a great deal lowed by oh so delicious grape­ lbs. PIBASTERS. t w y can sw allow a Of liquid. fruit, dolphin steak, with lime and VEHia E AMP MEHIN A FtASH! " I ’m not a beer man," Bushy salad. Then cake and coffee and ^moMitmuroop Eiloart, our erstwhile balloon com­ tangerines. We only took small Glass Gut to All Shapes mander, would say with a faraway portions at a time, walking about RIGHT HERE ! look, "but I do belte-ve I certainly the room and nfl.>bllng at each new and Sizes for Table Tops could do justice to a nice, cold goody. This eating routine extend­ JES-SO KEGANI beer, and another cold beer, and ed over a three-hour period for our You can do many another—.’’ stomachs were ' not prepared for FROZEN FOODS H m Eiloart, Bushy's son, -and normal digestive habits. Tim things with gloss toblo IMPORTED CRABMEAT c»,45c 'C olin weren't so specific; any kind learned this lesson to his sorrow. dnd desk tops and SW EET U F E SWEET LIFE i of liquid in vast quantities was In the next few days he ate too Mr* Teih ^tersM Tf»e— iK. 2-lT what they wanted. much — particularly apple pie — they .oro oosy to keep Asparagus Spaars 2 Pkg*. 69e BY DICK CAVALLi *1 suppose you all know about and had to be hospitalized. Lenten Treat Cans MOKIY B^EEKLE the laws o f salvage?” Colin asked clean. Let us help you BONITA 2 39c Oeta Wardrobe W ELL.I STILL \ ------OKK / UlHyUJOULO ANYONE tUANT ^ • calmly on Jan. 4th, the 24th day with'suggestions. SWEET LIFE—HADDOCK ALASKA ywwiawipyliSa HAVEONE U«e CAiMaif TDPUNCHAHOLEIKIANi-^ I since we had left the Oinary Is- The next day we went on a trl- ADVERTteiNG umph'al escorted ride through the Mirrors cut to oil sixes. 8-oz. A A - BY LANK LEONARD MATCH.,?? 6\GH7f ^ lam'x in our Ul-fated attempt to hsb Sticks 3 Pkga. 9 9 6 MICKEY FINN cross the Atlantic by balloon. , capital city o f Bridgetown whore Delicious Flavor 16 Oz. Can r l^''^FLAfiHLIOHFLAfiHLIOHT SALMON 45c W ELLJHE POLICE i-'noa'LL suneLY He proceeded to explain that if we were given the freedom o f the ' Open 8 Days A Week eBTITBACK,^ BATTERIES city by Governor Sir Robert Arun- 8 AM. to 5 P.M. m iTB E w-wewT you? wp ran Into a boat and asked for a SWEET LIFE)—SLICED •MBN YOU LEFT 7He KEYS , ------tow we must be certain that the dell. To my dellghL I was present­ 1 6 - o z . E A j . SWORDFISH Sliced Lb 49c WTHCCAR.YOU WERE ) LASTNISHT-M-MYJ captain o f the boat did not apt foot ed by a well-wisher with a com- Strawberries 2 P k fi. 996 ffUCTICAUV ASKING TO/ MMD WASN’T ON WHAT J. A. W HITE G L A S S C O . ------tTSTOLEN' ...... M 3 1 M S S tU S T . PHONE Ml 9-7322 HADDOCK FILLETS Lb 49c ALWAYS OEPENCABLE/

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SSt NORTH MAIN RT.—TEL. MI 9-526S: )■ PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MUINCHESTER. C0NN-> TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1969 PACT TBir Lumpe, Maris, Both on Block, THE Coast Guard Post Snider Off for Dof^ger Camp herald Angle Graham Still Interested Lead List of Satisfied Players By Veteran Star New York. Feb. 17 (Jp)—Jerryfman Marv Thronebsrry of New^dianapoll* of the Aiperlcan Assn. EARL YOST iB^-Pro Star Big O and Cincinnati York. Other signeM Included pitcher aEC SENIOR LEAGUE Lumpe of the New York Yankees Mark Freeman Of th* Tuikeefi, Sport* Editor With led Gudd and IBob WiU- and Boger Maris of the Kansas Maris ha* been rumored on his Looks Forward way to the Yanks or to Detroit, first basemen Jim Koranda and jAgXin Visits banka combining for 34 pointa tha aty Athletics, both reported on Norm Larker, pitcher Dan Mc- Headed Back to NCAA mke upset 06. A 63-43 last night The Yankees need a leftfielder and the trading block, hav* signed Marls hit* effectively in the Tl- DevlU, catcher Joe Pignatono end Women Ready for Bowling Toiirncy at the hi$h school. Along with the outfielder Don Demeter of Los Rec senior League contest, Herm’s T o B ig Year their 1959 baseball contract*. The Sera’ ball park. The young out­ Duck pin bowling season in Manchester is well on the Cadet Campus New York, Feb. 17 (/P)—Thanks to the chopping block job fielder had 19 home nma and bat­ Angeles and pitcher Jim Broenan Camera nipped Liberty Mutual 40- announcements were made by the of St. Louis. home stretch at this writing. Official signal that the 1958-59 BradVey and St. Louis have done on each other, O.scar Robert­ res|f)ectlve team* yesterday. ted .248 In 1958. campaign is well on its way out i.s the vanou.<» Recreational New London. FehN^ ifP)— 39 in a BusineMmen’s League tilt, Los Angeles, Feb. 17 (JP) son— the player everybody wants to see— seems headed part oi the Monday night twinbill. Veteran centerftelder Duke Lumpe, a third baseman who Another American League club, Department sponsored bowling tournament.^. Already in re­ Former Cleveland nXo w n the (Chicago White Sox, reported back to the NCAA Basketball Tournament again this year. Ouskt topped the Nike quintet Snider heads the first contin- baited .254 last yea?, haa been College Baeketball cent weeks a successful Mother and Daugliter ami Father and quarterback Otto GrahanFand with 18 tallies, with teammate mentioned ss part of a package three slgnlnga. Those coming to The Big O and this Cincinnati igent of Los Angeles Dotlgers Eaat Son Tournaments were staged. Coming up this Saturday is the Coast (Juard Academy Bearcats just aljout wrapped up WIHbanks adding 16, the same that might go to Washington in terms were pitchers Don Rudolph who fly tonight for their Flor and Gerry Staley and Inflcidcr Bil­ Pro'vidence 53, St. Bonaventure the surmal women’s open Town* ficirls gave one another a sec­ the Missouri Valley conference totol garnered by the loser's Billy exchange for either Pedro Ramos Fortin. CO. A played without hlgh- ida training camp. “I want or Camlllo Pascual, both pitchers. ly Goodman. Goodman hit .290 in 50. Toumsmen* s t the Comnuinity V ! ond look yesterday. The North Carolina title and a i ITCAA berth last night 166 gamea last season.- Staley, a St. Anselm’s 86, Plymouth (NH) alleys. The event is open to any; without tum-mg a finger. While scqrlng Jimmy'Mortarty. this to be the year,” said the The transaction, according to re­ "wanted ” sign Is apt to come out id ic McCarthy hooped 15 mark­ I^ k e, who was hampered last sea­ ports, also may involve Johnny reliever, was 4-5 tor the Sox while Tchrs. 70. ) female bowler who ro-sidcs in the of the academy’s window In a they ■ were idle, Bradley dragged Rudolph won 11 and lost 12 for In- CCNY 69, Queens 65. Town of Man heater. Entrie.s will Assumes Lead c/.allenger St. Louts into a second ers for the Cameramen while Dick son by a glmpy krM. Kucks, a pitcher, and first base- week. Fcntonella and Homer Scovllle The kne row is fine anti dandy b? accepted by .Tack \ itlner at the Graham may be then packing place tie behind Cincinnati with y alleys until Friday night. a revenge 72-65 whipping at^ Pe­ were best for the Insurancemen thanks to r ■winter of working on his family off from Cleveland for a with 12 and 10 points, respectively. Early entries indicate another In Weekly Poll oria, 111. Only last week, St. Louis his Fallbrook, Calif., avocado permanent visit to New London ranch and plenty of golf. fine field. Vittner reports Amy. where he would fill the vacant had spilled Bradley at St. Louis. Although Cincinnati has a gtimi Y MIDGET LEAGUE Accompanying the Duke on the Pirkey will be back to defend her; head football coarlilng poal. New York, Feb. 17 (A>)—North A four-way tie for fourth place laurel's. Other standoiit duck pin­ left with each team among six Dodgers’ twlr-engine plane arc 10 The 37-year-old football great Carolina’s Tar Heels have taken was created last night as the Man­ other players and rookies, plus ners among the ,entry entrants was in Washington yesterday to the lead in the Associated Press remaining conference tests, the .Bearcats and the fabulous Oscar chester Auto Parts pulled out a assorted front office personnel and were Flo Kloter. Doris rrcnliee, confer with Vice Adm. A. C. Rich­ weekly college basketball poll fol­ close win over Keith's Variety. IS­ Helene Dev. Edna Hilinski. Shir- ought to be hard to catch now WlVM. mond. commandant of the Coast lowed closely by Auburn and'Ken­ IS. In the second game. Ma's- & Already hard at work at Vero lev Vittner. Maude Carpenter. Otiard. tucky. with an 8-0 slate compared to T-2 Marge liolmcs. Anne Trverdy and for St. Louis and Bradley. Bill’s finally hit their potential to Beach are oldUmer Carl Furlllo. Graham said upon his return to But something's gotta give be­ overwhelm Wyman Fuel, 45-20. r>ons Griscl. NIT LOaer In Case who likes to get in some early Clevelsnd that "both aides are fore the sports writers and board- Ma'S A Bill’s, Peck Lumber, Man­ licks, and rookie Ron Fairly, whfi A year ago there were 3'2 entries definitely interested, but the talks casters go to the polls again. The loser in this case is the with Mrs. Pirkey edging Audrey National Invitation Tournament, chester Auto Parts, and Keith's are feels he need* some. are still'in the exploratory stage." North Carolina, with 16 vic­ tied for fourth place with four wins Start Thursday Fi-cy in Ute finals. This will be ihe He said he would make up his tories in 17 games, took over the which was angling to snap up seventh year the \Vomen'.s Tounia- Cincinnati and the crowd-luring as against seven losses. Training for pitchers and catch­ mind in a week or so. top spot from Kentucky, which The Auto Parts got off to a er* begins Thursday. Remainder ment was staged by the Per De­ At New London, the academy's was upset by Mississippi ,State Robertson in case they lost the Aik ibottt our partment. Mel Cu.shing. then on good start with Dave Rohrhack, of the squad reports to Manager athletic director put the case a 66-58. Kentucky dropped to third MO Valley race. The NIT may WRITTEN GUARANTEE! the West Side Rcc, conceived the treat Itself to both Bradley and Gaty Jones and Bill McKensie all Walt Alston Feb. 26. little more strongly. Capt. John place 'With unbeaten Auburn mov­ W alter O’Malley, portly Dodger idea in 1953. After staging the St. Louis as consolation picks. hitting to post a 8-4 lead at half­ Forney said: Hard Left and Hight to the Head. .Head! ing Into the runner-up position. time. Cerl Rohrhack, brother of Impresario. Is going along on the compelitlon three straight years at "I haven’t talked with him A lot is likely to happen in the I t \was a big Monday night all the West Side Rcc lanes action AMY PIRK EY The cameraman caught Vernon Carter (left) of Charlotte and Allen Wilson of Gaston County In a arouiid for the NCAA u national Dave, got Keith's back in the first planeload and he says he'll t'Oraham) recently, but Graham Is classic, sculpture-like pose during their Carolinas Golden Gloves match In Charlotte here Saturday next five days. North Carolina game in the third period and they Cheney Tech Cagers Hosted at Paul DeLeons crack the whip aplently. moved over across the tracks and our mimlJer one possibility for the goes up against tough North Caro­ powers like Kansas State and has been held at the Y ever since. ington's Birthday Holy Corporate night. Carter won a decision and the open middleweight championship. (AP Photofax). held an 11-10 margrin as the fourth PrlnclpalB at last night’s dinner at Paul DeLeo’* Restauruit In East Hartfoto were membe^^ “I wa* thoroughly dissatisfied Job. Graham Is by no means the lina State tomorrow night and 1d4- Michigan State moved closer to * • ♦ Communion will be held at 7 ;30 quarter began. Carl Rohrhack wae Cheney Tech basketblui team. Among the gueeto and spears Toast- with the results of the spring work a.m. . . . Ed Murrow’s Person to only fellow we are considering proving Maryland Saturday. The nailing confersnee titles and auto­ a year ago," said O'Malley, who But he is our top prospect." matic toumtunent bids. ICansas the only Keith’s man to score in varsity captain, host DeLeo, Ronnie 2!uppa. JV captain. Back row, Bob Boozer clicked demanding at least 30 per cent ter Includes a number of ardent Hawks Too Big in St. Louis, for 21 points in a 76-55 victory baced by Dennis Smith, Bill Mc- Croteau)., . generally recognized as the world's second In about a month. After a Kentucky will attempt to break Kensie and Dave Rohrhack, more work." skiers. A partial list would in­ Auburn’s 30-game winning streak over Oklahoma. Michigan Stats clude Dr*. Jim Roberts. Merrill wrestling charipion. weekend date at New London, bounced back to pull out the win In Unless the team plays ball 4!) a * * Graliam and academy officials be (19 this year) on Saturday. The (14-3) opened its Big Ten lead to G.ere'll be some major shakeups," Bubinow, Ed Besser, Herb Snyder, two ga.iies in a 71-68 squeaker at the fourth period. Besides Carl Alfred Sundquist, Mel Horowitz, haved like a shy young couple. 'Wildcats also take on Vanderbilt Rohrhack, Dug Shorts and Danny Big Bob Baker said O’Malley, who last season ' ' e A R Twenty Years Ago They both admitted they liked So Hickey Lifts Marquette tomorrow night. Northwestern. watched the liodgera get off to a Harry Pastel and Clharlea Jacob­ In other features, Auburn as­ LaOace played well. Matthews Hunting son. The group, from first hand Nice p. ity In East Hartford last each other’s company, but they In the latest balloting. North ' Wyman Fuet bept pace with To Hang Up Mitts shaky start end then climb grad­ night at the Marco Polo for mem­ weren't certain they wanted to Carolina weui named first on 38 sured Itself of unbeaten status ually into seventh place. reports, skies every Wednesday at New York (NEA)—A good has-'*' *th e club’s Imaginative owner. Ben when it meets Kentucky Saturday Ma’B A Bill’s for the first half but various Northern slope.s. Travel bers of the 1939 Elsst Hartford make It a permanent relationship. of 113 millions cast. The Tar Heels the Lunehmen really started to hit Players aboard tonight’s plane ketball coach can go any place and Kemer, filling the sports pages received 871 points’ on the usual by rolling over Tulane 79-56 for New York, Feb. 17 UP) —Big time is two hours each way. plus High basketball team, Class B Graham became a coaching pos­ with stories and Bob Pettit and In the third and fourth period to Bob Baker of Pittsburgh, once Include Bob Lillis, Charlie Neal, sibility for the academy and sev­ show results quickly. Ed Hickey, basis of 10 points for first place, its 30th straight; Bailpy Howell’s Bigger Game Again Ed Roebuck, Earl Robinson, Dick three hours of skiing, w eekly... champions of tw'c decades ago. Did Cliff Hagen leading the Hawks to rout the IPMelere. Gary Meacham the No. 1 contender lor the Best wishes for a speedy recovery you know that the team the Hor­ eral other schools when he made nine points for a second place vote 33 points led Mississippi State Gray, Jim Gentile, Johnny Rose- for example. the National Basketball Assn, (21-1) over Georgia 76-56; and (17), Ray Jenack (14), and A1 world heavyweight champion­ lire extended to Jim Marshall of nets whipped for the title was his debut on the sidelines last sum­ etc. Auburn collected w22 points Sn^er (12), did the bulk of the ship, said today he was think­ boro, Ralph Maurtello, Larry and mer. He masterminded the College This short, demanding man championship, there wasn’t much and Kentucky 779. I Oklahoma City (18-4) celebrated the Civltan Club who was a fine Manchester Trade, now known as moved from St. Lcuis University room for Hickey to dominate the SoMing for the winners while Bob Philadelphia, Feb. 17 (iTom Hawkins count for all the loser’s scoring. him to a draw last December. Then Matthews’ record is now 16-1-1 when their heads bumped to reports his club will play a double- come up with a new name, a call When they grab a loose ball, Mar­ 2. Auburn (20) (1 8 - 9 )...... 822 with 13 KOs. Lancaster is 22-4-1. the alxUi. coach of the New York A. C. track header Sunday, an afternoon game National Hockey League’s top for the Irish. Connecticut blew a With an opportunity to move In­ Armstead won a disputed split de­ Veeck in Action team,'National AAU team cham­ scorer today. was put through to Hickey for ad­ quette starts running. 3. Kentucky (15) (19-2) ...... 779 chance to clinch at least a tie for to second place with the Ladders cision over Len last month. The bout drew 6,930 paying cus­ Judge Leo pimbaum jmve It here at the high school against vice. Hickey, the taskmaster, had to 4. Kansas State (14) (19-1) ..711 tomers — and many others — to to Hunter, 1-8, while Referee pions. Tickets may be purchased the Wilkes-Barre Barons of the According to announced scoring its 11th Yankee Conference title the Cruieera kept pace with them Changed Attack Chicago, Feb. 17 (/P)—Colorful from Mahmey, ^lurphy or at the The board was in the hand-on- work to install this system. Mo­ 5. Mississippi State (12) (20-1) 613 Irt 12 years, losing 80-79 to Massa­ over the first three periods but Matthews, at 136, decided to box Convention Hall. Gross receipt* Barney Felix h ^ It 6-8U Hunt­ Eastern League at 3 o’clock and last Wed: ■'.sday night when the er. Judge Bay Kozak saw Bill Veeck, former successful | Kacey Home. Rangers played the Boston Bruins; the-forchead stage, without an ac­ ran, for one, was - used to mo'ving 6. Cne) Cincinnati (4) (16-2) 569 chusetts in overtime. Western Ken­ then fell behind In the final stanza. more and elug less against Lancas­ were announced as $25,616 by Pro­ against the same club at night in And North Carolina State moter A1 Lewis for his first major Hunter the wtoner, 6-5. owner of the Cleveland Indian*, * • * Old Saybrook. Tuesday night, one Bathgate was omitted from get, ceptable candidate, when some­ downcourt to the pivot at his owm tucky. another tournament hope­ After a 13-13 halftime score the ter. 188. But when a etlH left hook la expected to exercise hi* option I w^ek from tonizht, the Embers ting credit for an assist on a R ^ body said, “Has anybody thought pace. (18-2) ...... 569 ful, had a field day against Xav­ winner moved to a 27-24 edge at shook the 24-year-old Spartan­ venture. to buy into the Chicago White Sox Salute to Cowles meet arch rival East Hartford Sullivan goal. Bill Gadsby got Tl of asking Hickey?" ED HICKEY ("C an't you do anything fa s t? ” 8. S t Louis (5) (16-2) ...... 468 ier’s defending NIT Ohamps, 94-67. the end of the third period. but OOA8T-TO-OOAST today- Veeck ha* called a pres* Speaking of bowling, the hat. is (Marco Polo) at the high school instead. Mullins picked up the telephone. asked Hickey. 9. Michigan State (1) (13-3) ..205 In the Pacific Coast Conference, then in the final period the win- conference for 8:30 p.m. (EST), 10. Bradley (17-3) ...... 160 tille d in the direoUon of Don here and then play at the Boston But official league atatlatic* re­ Hickey was in town the pext day. were a national power each year, "Yes, I can get tired In a hur­ Washington crept within a half­ . n en outscored their opponents 16- Laramie, Wyo.—(NBA) — Wy- presumably to pick up the option C ^ Ie s, director of the Community Garden Feb. 2 l against the Har­ He took the Job and gave the usual with such as Easy Ed Macauley ry,” replied Moran. Second Ten; West Virginia (2) game of California’s pacesetters B to put the game on ice. nylon leased today show that the scorer's Bimstein^ Veteran Cornerman^ omings Skyline football champlone which will enable him and his | -T. Donnie has turned in a tremen­ lem Magicians. Mitchell hopes to sheet gave Bathgate the assist. "It’s a challenge” explanation to and Dick Boushka. But that's changed with a lot 159; Seattle 76; -Marquette 73; St. bv cuffing Southern California, For the winners. Dean Johnson play on both, coast* next fall^-tet syndicate to buy 54 per cent of dous promotional job at the North hnvs Bobby Knight for Sunday'* This gives him 36 assists to go the press. The quick change sur­ In St. Louis the talk Is that the of other things in connection with Bonaventure (2) 67; California 65; 76-65. and Jerry Mlstretta teamed up to Son Jose State and North Carolina the club's stock from Mrs. Dorothy | Bind sports center this season and prised basketball people. Under professional Hawks were the buic Marquette basketball Uhder Hic­ Texas Christian 50; UtMi 47; Balance and uncanny accuracy score 16 and 15 points. Six of game here. with his 29 goals for 65 points. To Train^ Second Johansson State. Comlskey Rlgney. T r i p l e bis work in organizing and super- * * • Montreal's Bemie Geoffrlon, and Hickey, the BUUkens of St, L,ouU reason for Hickey's switch. With key. Purdue 39. again was the story for Auburn, Johnson’s points came from free , - T e m p e r e d vlaing Junior bowHng. plus touma- Ed Litzenberger of Chicago are which now has won 19 in a row throws as he made a neat six for this season after, closing last sea­ eight For the'lqsers, Larry Lls- m oits for Mothers and Daught«ra Man Friday tied for second with 64 points. New York — (NEA) — Morrlsfthlng more than a big feUow with and Fathers sud Sons are worthy Paul DeLeo, former Hartford Geoffrlon has 21 goals and 43 son with 11 straight victories. The ciottl had 18 tallies while Jim Walsh chipped in with 10. Bimsteln bravely drained a cup a right-hand punch. of mention . . . Pete Dawkins, High athlete, hosted the Cheney assists, the latter tops in the Operation Slated Tigers, who meet Kentucky at “If he hits Patterson squarely • Triple-To^tn Lexington Saturday night. Kit their coffee in the Neutral Corner MASONRY WALLS West Point's Mr. Everything, will Tech cagers last night at'.hla Ehiat league. Litzenberger has 28 golds Sport Schedule ]| Auburn Thrives on Ba%j saloon, next door to Stillman’s with his right hand there’a going be in Manchester Saturday to ad- Hartford restaurant. One of the and 36 assists. firat nine shots and wound up with to be a new champion,” he said, For Schoendienst a 68.5 percentage. Jimmy Flbbe Gymnasium on Eighth Ave. dreee the sixth annual breakfast highlights of the evening was a Montreal's Dickie Moore, fifth in Today UConns Overtime It was an alien situation for "but don’t take It that he haan’t a For the nothing hhe for Episcopal men and boys of scoring with 61 points, is the top had 20 points, Henry Hart 19 and poem wTitten and narrated by Bob St. Louis, Feb. 17 (» —If an op­ Rockville VB. Middleto'wn, 8:30 Whitey Bimsteln, who is of Social fine left, too. He’s anything but "roughest" tires. th«o ^ it s Hartford Arthdeaconry at St. j Donovan, Coach Tony D'Angonk'* imtl-producer with 30. Gordie Good in Basketball, Too Rex Frederick 18 in the versatile . a right-hand crazy head hunter, eration scheduled Thursday for •— Rockville. - . Alburn scoring patterns. Losers to UMass Register Import in the fight train­ ofetl t i Mery'* Church. A George Wash- man Friday. ^owe of Detroit also has 61 points. Red Schoendienst, second baseman . RHAM VS. Norwich Tech, 3:15 ing business. He usually doe* not knows how to punch to the body. Montreal's Jacques Plante is the IThe Mississippi State-Georgia He Jabs and hooks and gets ..bet­ of the Milwaukee Braves, goes — Norwich. New York (NBA) — One him to anieer at coaches who game erupted into fisticuffs mid­ New Haven, Feb. 17 (AV-The drink coffee. NormaUy he tell* W oterpro leading goalie with a 2.09 goals thing about Auburn Univer­ have to reach Into Indiana and people that he ha* a had cold and ter as the fight goes along, and agajnst average for S5 games. He well, "W e tan measure Red's con­ Thursday, Feb. 19 . way through the second half when University of Connecticut and temperature more resistance valescence in weeks rather than sity. The Plainsmen don’t give New York for material. Ukes something Jor it. ^ no one haa yet hurt him badly with also^BM(_^ln shutouts with seven. High rlfle;.*'«jv home to Wind- Sonny Poes of (Georgia threw .g H*wr Haven BUto Teacher* Col- a punch. He's got some brains. Tximum strength tor m months,'' his physician soys. up. You can investigate them, "High schools in. our area pimch at State’s Jecry ' Keeton. w en left on the *hort end of Bimsteln wa* drinking coffee h&m* ' '• V this afternoon because the Wg. Like Benny Leonard, Gene Tun-| , /road impact..Fot fioodyear. Schoendienst is bedfast wdth Frkl«y. Feb. SO level charges and more of­ are recei-ving the best coaching Other players and some spectators the *i»re in their reepectiv# bas- ten than not the charges have in history," Eaves points out. thick-neck^ young man seated ney and other great fighters, he’s Howell^Slosiiig In tuberculosis In Mount St. Rose Manchester vs. East Hartford, filled the court before order was >lutbaU games lp*t night—but not got Just enough caution. He don’t value get Hospital here where the operatl un­ pointed to pictures of famous point output against George Wm K- confined briefly at St. John’s Hos­ ------:----I- ■ ^ Auburn Uses a slow shuttle derdog against Vince. Martinez of , -eut Jumped to- a three-point ad­ pital where the tuberculosis diag­ has not lost in 24 games. The flghers on the wall. The buslnesB Term s as low as a w e e k f Ington. This Increased his average and concentrates oh working Paterson, N. J ., here tonlght- vantage but thto waa wiped out Conley Reported *125 to 28.6. nosis was first made. basketball team, coached by picks for lajmps. Its mon-to- when Maaeaohusette scored three at hand.completed, the three shook Last Nighfs Fighu Joel Eaves, has a 26-game Newspapers reported odds at 6-5. iliands and Johansson stnd Ahlqvist man defense, particularly in The two meet • in a .10-round •tralght baaket*. They never gfive atreak going, 11 of which-came the crackerbox Auburn gym- returned to the Wellington Hotel Headed for Red Sox New York—BlUy Hunter, 188%, welterweight match. There will be up the lead agfiin. last season. Auburn has' been hasium, stifles opposition. no radio or televisicMi brokdcaqt. UCJonn'a John PipcaynSki and to pack. : . Detroit, outpointed Bob BakSr, the Southeast Conference Rone had 33 and 20, respectively, Bihistein moved to the bar to Boston, Feb. 17 (jPj—Milwaukee NIGHOLS-MANGHESrERTIRE 218, Pittsburgh, 10. wrestling champion for 13 The gym situation is an in­ The fight, main' event of a card GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Pettit on Way to 'New Season dication of how basketbalfhas that starts at 8:30 p.m., probably to lead the seoring. care for his cold, began to talk Braves pitcher Gene Conley, win­ Philadelphia — Len Matthews, years and took the league about how he would prepare 295 BROAD ST.—MI 8-5119 grown at Ih'e school. will get under way about 10 p.m. The wrin made Massaohusetts tering as a professional basket­ 718 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-6390 136, Philadelphia, ’ atopped Ray baseball title last year. Johansson. ball player, is headed for the Bos-1 “We're talking about a much (P8T). overall rectod 9-11 and ita league Scoring ^Record in NBA Play Lancaster, 138, S^idarAurg, S.C., Nor does anybody to In Moyer's last fight, nationally Mcord 4-4. F or UOonn, it’* 14-5 for Ftons No Chfinges ton Red Sox, according to the Bos- | EHLER'S ATLANTIC STATION more modem arena,” BU I ton Herald. . . HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER particularly mind the . blasts ' televised from.. Madison Square fill gamea and 7-2 in the league. alns third with tral court in Birmingham. The WiGUlmsntic got 30. tog an 0-8 record to limited action 663 CENTER ST^M I 9-8138 Henry Ferguson, 140%, Bahamas, sales were going better than for any 13-5, New son and Johansaon. He had Archie with the Braves during the 1958 184 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8811 M olly's Reault* 1,426 in 5Tgam es N- a 24.3 Over­ one coming up has to be play­ WUUmantlo to now 10. ed in Lexington, which doesn’t recent fight here and a crowd of 'Bfivem 8-8. McBride against Johansson in baaebfiU campaign. - No games ' cduled age., A^^^.-is traveling a t f 25.4 6,000 might be on hand in the perg&mVcllp. Sydney, Australia — Bill Todd, figure to help anybody but the Triandofl Satiflfied Gothenburg 14 month* ago. ' “Conley’s transfer to the -Red WYMAN'S GULE STATION KEN'S GARAGE Whiskey... Tueedny’s Sdtednie 146%, AuatraUa, outpointed Sandy WUdeats. 10,000-seat Centennial Exposition "Mc&ide to .one of the mighty Sox'tnight put an end to any tin-1 Philadelphia vs. Boston at New The Leaders ' - M MAIN ST.-M 1 S-1S08 ANDOVER—n 2-8231 Mamuel, l4t% , Nif^ria, 12. “They aay ■We've been living Baltimore, Feh. J.7 yps—Catcher Center. Amtie Hunt Buffalo few who hai(e gone th* limit vfito oertstoty that to attachad to . hie York ■ - 'Avg. Juhenalibn,” hd recalled. "Now Pettjt, «#28A ’ Honolulu — ' Roolky Kaltngo, on borrovwd time,” commenta Gus Trlandos bis becom* the 35th statue with the sCelUos,” the Her­ SL Louis at New York 144%, Manlike .a t o p pe-d Billy -BiHtolo, brouMst id don’t In nothin’ that would ald said, ‘Tt wmild seem to M only.] -'i ftiSCHIIMNN’S Minneapolis at Detroit AriMn.-'TddUUilpya ...... ,.2S<4 Bill Beckwith, the Auburn player, to algh hts .1999 oontmet DON WILLIS GARAGE BROWNIE'S SHELL SERVICE Twj'man, -:.iCinCiniiatl ...... U 4J: Brown, 140; Oaklhfla, CMMf., 9. tuhthumper. "W e must have with the Bslttnior* Otiioles, Gen­ Tim Mara Dies AtBtiNQto to the sfiriy fietuement make Archie feel bad. He’s a nice natural for the Sox, as a goodwill had a lot of eo-aigners." from Bast Indian Islands, guy and also a hard one to fight gesture to the Celt*, to allow Con­ U MAIN ST.-'Ml 9-4U1 315 MAIN ST^—MI 3-1213 New Yorit. Feb. 17 (jfT^Bob Pettit Hagan, St. Ix>uis eral. Manager Las Ma^Tnil aalfl ha -. .V-.. ...e#24.|^ Eavpa has A amalllsh team. today. MacPhail and ‘ritoaSba re­ New Yortt. Fab. 17 99) — Tim 'fixtot to great numbers on and lick. He goes out in the first ley to flhtoh the NBA pUiyoffA" . of the St. LauIs Hawks continues Bajdig;. MjniiOappHa AROUND Mara;, a one-UBla boy I Senayes, Syncuse'» 21JH . David yaughi), brought up in mained mum* about the big catch­ northern iiiatas.'Tfce animals round .and ,Ingo hits him on top The Red Sox Jong have beeh op­ $425 to score at a record pace-In U» I t who bcouj^l fnis NMionat Foot­ of the. head with hi* .right hand, BUD'S SHELL SERVICE STATION •Tt 2Lfi LAdngton, aM Jimmy Flbbe er’s salary, but Trlandos obvious­ 'Mb'bunted i w hides add as big posed to off-season spi^rts partici­ GRISWOLD'S SERVICE STATION 'A NaUonal BiaketbaU Assn. He’s .Tam] . woaUc ball ^ s a f u ^ Nviir Ybris Giants In- and when h« comes back to me I pation b r their playara. CMcher RY. 80 and MILE HILL RD., VERNOM 20J8 Wiffl ' jiQfd:--ih«''''«unpa , of Frankfurt, Ky, ar* 6-3.’ ly was in a good bargaining posi­ T R 5-9698 114 WEST CENTER ST^-80 MVfO a point now, N^A statistics Beat Fraderick, the all-confer­ to ^ u w ^ to tfeaid firan a heart 'tell him, '•Archie, you bettor .^amtoySanuoy white - wa* retimdrefused per-, Ieclii4«4 ..Kerr, Syracuse 18.8 tion off his 1938 season. MacPhail attack. 'The fa m es president of shawod taU Ff *>• h86>Mara re- moves and allp* punch**. Ingo Bucky Harris left for the springiw s DICK'S a t U n t i c s t a t i o n bert are fl*!. more problems of..that nature,” ha. 338 NORTH MAIN ST-—TELTMI 9-5258 308 HABTFOEO jSp*-NO SlttOe Y ^^leFs alLUaiM' gttSQn record Of KatiamiMitkt^nfa h lt'lU homo counsh- btr'-'fop-;-. fasiF wuAds t&ed as tbA TIpqildent 10 ^:^inuiiitentto ToM 84, New Ha- learned a lot fighting him lO training camp fit Sefittodato, Ariz., rima over th* Loa -Angeles CoK And $179. lit pHM «Mn«y. A sacr .. Aueen-dtJUvak' aaid, "wa would bsittle the Yankees years ago btit Ijial /aiatetilned a rounds." ' ' last week and wfis n(>t avsllable DPEN DAILY 1 A JL to i F J l iyaL OTINq ■aria is kadtog a baslcet- all the F a y down to the wire for tair*. 82. - ^ /WBOKESDAT AFTERNOONS fifid TVLX. NOON IJfraitATidll. Ntw YORK CITY i,tT0 points in l^um left flald barrier outing tW «nd round .f t ht|2t bar ebafloes. stonneb fiitarest .Mllnss, MMMiteMtfi 90, OeoaecUeut Btmstein b«atan*d to teU hi* her* for comment on 'the Herald IMifi season. The distaneo fraga Ruthta Jasaan vr«. the toursay ball upsMag in tka Georgia- the penqanL I ’ll taka aU thoHi

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TCESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959 more expensive than he figured. Suburban for Rent 66 Houses for Sale 72 UouBW for Sale 72 Robertson freely admitted to the Symphony Hit | Without New Taxes p a c e TWELVE Z B A A llow s Booms Withoot Board 59 Large Board that ho was “ 100 per cent” HouwduM .Goods 51 ANDOVi!R-*Near Route 6. (XX) (XXXXl) responsible for the addition being t h e r e OUGBTA BE ^ LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN almote r new six room O p e Business Services Offered 13 KEST s id e room in private home. «. 1% built in violation of the zoning UPHOLSTERED dark green chair. batiw . $100 monthly, teUon to MANCHESTER — Six room Cape. BOL’TON-rTwo year old fo&r room Car Storage At University FIX)0R SANDING a specialty. Four pslr 72” drapes. Almost new All conveniences. Gentleman pre­ buy. XC 8-9387, WUlimonUc, CaU lanch with carport. Large living ordinance, but said It was not done ferred. >CI 8gl88. Aluminum storms and screens, new Intentionally since he had relied Skilled workmanship. Cali Andy SoSHCOUtTf NONBUL6IClB0WlNO'TimBi . coffee table. Step table and occa* •fter 5 p.m. hot water heater. CTonvenient to room with flniplece. Aluminum By PHILIP TREQGOB and m o w come combinations. $12,800. R. F. ’The Zoning Board of Appeals on the subcontractor to take cate State’s Budget Sebula, MI 0-8819. GBiMDSTOMt jMUOTED FOR ATOM 09/ BOOST eMJ«u»'niaPLAceMe&- to f sional table, mahogsny. Resson- shopping, school* and buses. Nice CLASSIFIED Dimock'Co., Realtors. Ml 9-8345. granted 10 requests for extensions of the necessary paper work. From the moment the three able. MoTiiioge 8-11 o.m., eve- (pApartmentiO—-Flats— yard, Priced to sell immediately at of permission of variances, denied huge, express busses roared onto M O!t eoutp OCT rrifO R M !____ * NCLlorFOULLUPNctio: nlte* after 6, PI 2-7178. Wanted to . Rent 68 At the meeting last month when Spec Tenements 63 only $12,900. R. F. Dimock Co., SIX ROOM Bput Isvel. tw6 baths, four and tabled one after a public campus in late afternoon, the AVOZCMOfRS.FOIl 1t)0 UtlM (NORM. \ m SMIKTMKN m Realtors, MI 9-5345. the request first came up, Atty. television, service,. ra M641. FDR.OlA'/TNaeC KENMORE electric re»ge 30”, y o u n g COUPLE with weU be­ fireplace,- recreation room, ga­ hearing in the Municipal Building Jules Karp, appearing for Mrs. In- greater Storrs community prepar­ advertising VJSSAKOS Three room apart­ miN(»*60u:iPX]u AMotimaRL Automatic oven timer clock, haved children desire fuUy fur­ rage. City uUUtiea. A rtal family last night. candella, urged that the variance ed Itaelf for a gala evening concert FU)OR SANDING and reflnishlnK. OOMT------ment with garage, teove. rterig- (XXI) home near new school Minimum Extension of permission to store by the Boston Symphony (yrehos- At $462 Million ratleeerie. Used six months, only nished two or ^ e e bedroom house be granted since his client would CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENI DEPT. HOURS Specializing In old floors. Ml $150. (tell MI 8-0918. efator. References. >0 9-1887. or cotttee at Columbia Lake from down. Clifford Hansen, Realtor, and sell new and used cars was have to pay approximately $2,700 tra. 8-5780. FOUR BEDROOM older Colonial MX 8-2453. granted to Roy Motors at Onter Led by Charles Munch, the 8:16 AM, to i:3jD P.M. TWO ROOM fundshed aportmwt, April,.lAtugust i 1. References. BU ExceUeht condition. Two-car ga­ to a New York bank for the con­ (Continued from Pag* One) upholstered chelr, barrel-bock 9-8883. and 'Winter SU. for a 6-month pe­ struction job even If, It was de­ famous orchestra appeared last money* now paid to towns and TV SERVICE, antenna service. -wing, tapeotry in email design, 105 Birch St. CteU MI 9-5801 otter rage. St. James Pariah, $l7,SO0. R. MANCHESTER, West S id e- Spot night in the University of Con­ counties from certain taxes. In Tel. Ml 9-1486, Don’t wonder, c ^ 5 p.m. riod, with the provision that no cided the addition had to be torn the state government and minor CLOSING TIME FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. very gote conditite, reesonable. f a m il y w it h four children F. Dimock iCo., Realtor*. Ml 9-5245. less four room expandable Cape more than 20 vehicles be stored down because It failed to conform necticut auditorium as teft of the turn, the towns will be relieved of ItONDAT Hum FBIDAy I0;»0 AAL—SATURDAY 9 AJW. Gondcr. CaU MI 9-1819. would like five or *ix room apart Cod, flnplace, hot water heat, regular concert aeries. courts. the substantial county tax which FIVE PLEASANT tpoms, eonven- (XXII) there. to regulations. .It 1s about $5.5,000,000 more than ELECTROLUX OWNERS- ^Pfnmpt ment or houee. Vicinity East combination storm windows, Atty, John D. LaBelle appeared In other action, the Board Good weather encouraged a they now pay.” COM’m GET TTM screens and door*. One car garage the current budget, but reorgani­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD friendly service on your Electro­ 9-1077. Hartford or Manchester. MOhawk NEW SIX room ranch, one block for the applicant and aaked that dented a variance sought by Peter large attendance for the event, and Calls for F*inliy Court CHOP, I3HOP, CHOP, PRICES 6-9771. with amesite-drive on bus line, the Board grant permleslon for the the hall was filled to capacity. zation proposals and the transfer The Governor’s court reotqan- lux (R1 cleaner. Pick up and de­ -YES, ALBERT’S ARE from Green. AU large rooma, two near school’ and shopping. Nothing Laschever to erect a sign at a Otaarifled or -Want Ado” are taken over the P^ono a» a coi^ livery, Call Electrolux authorised FOUR ROOM duplex and gan g* storage o f 40 cars on the property Center St. service station. Tlio program consisted of Web of funds make meaningful com­ ization program calls (or a ditfidon Tki> advertiser ahonld read hi* ad the FIRST DAV IX CHOPPIN’ PRICES baths, bulit-ln stove and oven, fire­ to do but move in. Aeking $15,50Q parisons dlfhcult. sales ano service. Ml 6-0848 or JA oU steam heat and hot water,. Tel. place. Full basement, two-car ga­ on the grounds that even more er’s Overture to ’’Oberon” ; Walter of 40 to 50 full-tims judges within RETORT ERRORS In time for the next Ineei^ Autpiatli.s WE CANNOT TELl. A U E Ml 8-4751, Business Property for Sale 70 with 10% down to approved buy­ .than this number could be accom­ Piston’s Symphony No. 3; Ravel’s Time for Austerity ' the existing Court of O>mmon , for only ONE Incorrect or omitted 2-0108. Please ask for WE ARB CELEBRA’ITNG rage. Your choice of interior er. Alice Glampet, Realtor, MI Kaniienskl. decoration. R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ modated on the property. La Valsc. Featured as soloist with Ribicoft said that hi* budget Pleas to replace 168 trial justice 2 2 ^ S ? ^ ^ w ? S e n t Lid toen only to the extent of a ‘’GEORGE WASHINGTON’S” NEW e f f ic ie n c y apartment for p a c k a g e te«*". 8“ atatlon, seven '9-4543. Other listings available. the orchestra was Henryk Szeryng, was "tailored to the times — and UnMUon fot a ^ rrrora ivfalch do not lessen the value of BIRTHDAY WITH THIS room house plus extra rental unit. tors, MI 9-5245. Opposition to the proposal Was West May Shift and municipal courts in the state. LAWN MOIVERS sharpened and tent with kitchen, Uvlng room, expressed by two residents ot the violinist, who played the popular the times call for austerity." It also calls for the establiahment by -make irood» InserUon. AMAZING INCREDIBLE bedroom, tUe bath. Futr'nhed Located on a heavily traveled MANCHESTER—Six room older He .said the budget keeps spend­ repaired. All work jruaranteed. (XXHI) home. tWo-caif garage. Very con­ neighborhood who contended that Tschlaknwskl concerto. of a family court as a dirislon of Free pick-up and delivery 10% *’SUt»ER DB LUXE” BARGAIN with stove, refrigerator and heat. route, with an axceUent potential ing within the tax structure pre­ for future' growth. Guaranteed in­ venient, clean. Tohgren, Broker. allowing 40 cars to be parked Ministers Talk Had tom Playing It the present Superior (3ourt, off on sharpening until March 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE aU on first floor. Storage space BOLTON — Six room tpllf level, Tlic concert got off to a rousing vailing in 10.57 and will hold TOtIB «K)P1»AT10N Wnx nja| M l 3 -2 7 1 1 All 100% Guaranteed vestment with all types of flanc- MI 3-6321. there woujd constitute a fire haz­ The number of budgeted state BE appreciated STSS » 1st. Bruno Moske, Ml 3-0771. In basement. Parking — on bus wooded lot. ’Three bedrooma, fire­ start with the Weber overllire state services generally at the ONLY $488 line, near 'Bhopplng center. For Ing aviaitable. For further informa­ ard and would intensify an al­ agencies under the reorganization place, excellent Condition. $16,800. ready existing traffic problem in Done in a festive spirit of fun, it present levels. program is reduced from 124 to A’TTENTION residents! Homeb, PAY ONLY $17.88 Month one or two only, $95 mmithly. Can tion caU R. P. Dlmock Co., MI To Washington The Governor is required by law Personals 9-8245. • R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. MI Lots for Sale 73 the area. was hard to decide who was enjoy­ 68 . Lost and Found commercial, industrial. Dissatis­ — YOU GET — be seen at 25 Congress St., Apt. 9-5245. ing the playing more. . Conductor to submit a balanced budget. He fied with' present rubbish service? 16-PIECE BEDROOM Permission Extended Even though the new budget in­ WANTED — Ride. Woodbridge St., J. Phone Ml 8-7091. VERNON—Two house lots, $1,600 Extensions of permission for (Continued (ram Page One) Miinch or the boys In the orches­ expects to end the biennium with corporates these reorganization NOTICE IB HEREBY given that We Invite Inquiries. Full time "JhiMkCtB 18-PIBCB UVINO ROOM » (XXIV) each. Other lots available in Man­ a $100,000 surplus. junction of Lydall, to Hartford, service- MAM Rubbish Co., Ml 8H ROOMS, refrigerator and stove Houses for Sale 72 two year periods were granted to tra. U is a continuing soi.rce of programs, administration spokes­ Pass Book No. 78544 issued by Hours c b t m ziO L , 12-PIECE KITCHEN chester area. PhUbrick Agency developments in international af­ wonderment that any orchestra ’The budget anticipates revenue vicinity Royal Typewriter 9-9787. ■ — Phis — individual thermoetat, lots of John Lynch, 342 E. Center St., to men say that the budget would not The Saving* Bank of Manchester *29 79*St,. WEST SIDE—Attractive five room NEW SIX room Colonial $17,900. MI 9-8464. ‘ • have a repairer’s license; Gall fairs." can still have fun with auch an oft- Increases of about 12 per cent the has been lost and appllcMlon has 8-4:30. PI 2-8289. E L E C m C cloeet space. Available immedi­ built-in dishwasher, VA Laths, have to be scrapped if the Legis­ GEER ELECTRONICS. Electrical, MMAHA W U S M home, enclosed breezeway. ga­ Roberts, 42 Spruce St., to operate Dulles, who underwent a hernia playcii, old war hoi'se as the first year and another 5 per cent lature rejects some or all of the been maide to said bank for-pay­ ■wiMMS iTNfttCW REFRIGERATOR ately, in modem apartment buUd­ rage, $18,600 assume . 4Mi% bullt-ln stove and oven. Ccmplete radio and TV — Installation and lng. MI 8-8178 or MI 8-7967. a year ’round antique business; operation last Friday, also left his Oberon overture. the second. recommendations. They say the ment of the amount of deposit. TV SET mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. ly landscaped. Amesite ■’rive. R Suburban for Sale 75 bed and sat in a chair for about The Piston symphony Is a solidly This reflects the administra­ Automobiles for Sale 4 service. For the best In service and COMB. RANGE and James Rufini, 116 Center St., proposal budget would merriy be FOUR ROOM apartment. Heat and Hutchins, MI 9-5182. Dimock Co.,: Realtors, MI 30 minutes during the day. built work by a thoroughly experi­ tion's belief that the state is well n o t ic e is h e r e b y given call MI 9-0762. Articles For Sale 45 Take 1, 2" or 8 Year* To Pay 9-5245. VERNON — WILSHIRE RD. to have a limited repairer's li revised where necessary. Pass Book No. 81240. issued by I WANTED__ Clean used cars. We Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted^Female SS hot water, parking. Just off Main cense. White said that MaJ. Gen. Leon­ enced and skillful composer. Tlic on the road to recovery. The adnmlslratlon has made no buy, trade down or trade any­ EVBREADY—Ashes, rubbish re­ Free Storage until wanted BOLTON (3ENTER—Attractive two second movement is an lioncct-to- Connecticut "was among the The Savings Bank of MancheMer PRE-SBa SON chain saw specUL St., adults. MI 8-7590 or Inquire New five room Colonial Ranch Also, the General Outdoor Ad­ ard D. Heaton, Walter Reed com­ estimates of possible savings thing. Douglas Motors, 333 'Iain. moval.,Cellars and attics cleaned. S. WATSON, PLUMBING and beat­ KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Free delivery bedroom, ranch, kluminum (XXV) goodne.ss, old fashioned scherzo, flr.st to feel the recession pinch," has been lost and applicaUon has Sav* up 80% on Clinton saw*. at 649 Main St. storms, cellar, enclosed breeze home. vertising Co. to maintain advertls mandant. had called in Dr. Gordon «■ "t* .unniH hi. Hninne- fro'" ^he reorganization proposals. No job too big or small. Sundays ing contractor. New instaUatlons, | Free eet-up by our own reliable Zubrod, clinical director of the Na­ the kind Beethoven is famous for .said Ribicoff. It should b^ Ribicoff has said that the Im- been made to said bank for pay­ OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ alteration work and repair work. New and used. Capitol Equipment way, garage. 813,600.. Ml 9-5132 NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, Attached garage, built-in oven ing signs at W. Middle Tpke., New available, package delivery, light Part-Time men FIVE LARGE room duplex with State Rd.. New Bolton Rd., Tol­ tional Cancer Institute here. Dr. having Invented. Us bouncing thc first to benefit from the re- ^ ment of the amount of deposit. cials. flxit yourself cars, always Ml 9-3808. Co., 88 Main 8t„ Ml 8-7958. Phone For Appointment heat, parking faciliUea, outside Carlton W» Hutchins. built-in range and oven, vestibule. and range. Picturesque oow win­ covery now ^n sight. I . - “ - . — ------— expressing. MI 9-0874. CJhoice location. Large lot. <16,200. land’ Tpke., and W. Center St.; Zubrod will be consulted on the rhythmic drive was highly ex­ value for each tax dollar and that a good selection. Look behind our SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH porches. Bus transportation. CaU dow. 100x200 shaded lot. citing. The slow movement seemed Revenues dropped $6,700,000 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. 24 HOUR Immediate servlc*. Re­ Opening for a key. punch opera­ $14,900 RANCH, brick front, three R. F. Dlmock O ., Realtors, MI Hayden Griswold, 264 Main St., to treatment and presumably will try the program lays the groundwork Pass Book No. 51226, Issued ______TV ANTENNTS repaired and In­ 7-0358 any time up to 8 p.m. MI 8-2487, 9-8 only. Be the first to see this Colonial at times a bit heavy handed and the first year of I for future savings, stalled. Call Modern ’TV Service. modeling, repairing, new InstaUa- tor who is not in a position to work Building Materials 47 bedrooms, fireplace, cellar, base 9-5245. Ranch home near completion. maintain an identification sign. to determine the extent of the ab­ The Saving* ^ k | NEED A CAR and had your credit See It Day Or Night board heat, trees, near bus A variance sought by Harold dominal glandular cancer found a.1 overly powerful. The woi'k closed niuni and the The budget, in line with the Gov- MI 3-8185. tlons, electric sewer cleaning, fuU-time schedule. Pleasant Three spacious bedrooms, ;ramlc with a resounding allegro brilliant­ has been lo*t and apjilicatlon has turned down? Short on down pay­ drainpipes cleaned fast r.nd effi­ WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST If you have no means of trans­ stores, school. Carlton W. Hutch (XXVI) Bornheim, 109 Buckland St., to a result of the hernia operation. bc the same foi - ernor’s inaugural message, allots been made to said bank for pay­ I working conditions. Modem office. FIVE ROOM apartment, centraUy tile hath, with colored fixtures. At ly played. ment? Had a repossession? Don’t REUPHOLSTERY, slip cove>'8 and ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 8-0677. portation. I’ll send my auto for located, $86. M l 3-0368. ins. MI 9-5132. tractive kitchen with plenty of convert a single family dwelling to Dr. Heaton expects to start The rhrn'Jit $8,400,000 for increased ptanta for ment of the amount of deposit. Canadian Framing 2x8 to BOLTON — New five room ’•anch, Praises Violinist ■said, resulted education, mental health and men- give up! See Douglas Motors, get draperies. ClJustom made. Free Apply Employment Office, First 2x12...... $92.00 per M’ you. No ohligaUon. knottty pine cabinets, knotty pine a 2-famlly house was granted on radiation treatment later this the lowdown on the lowest down IN TOWN fireplace, basement garage. XVo Henryk .Szeryng is an extraor­ phis spending tal retardation. Also, $8,600,000 for l o st—Small female Fox T eller, estimates. Open kvenlngs for your National Stores, Park and Oakland Louver Doors - - •. From $9.80 each 48-48 ALLTN ST..' HARTFORD HEATED FOUR and three room paneling in dining area. Living the grounds that the change would week. Details of the proposed and smallest payments anywhere convenience. P A M Upholstery Insurance 18 apartments. Inquire 419 North acre wooded lot, $15,200. R. F. not be detrimental to the neigh­ treatment program were not an­ dinarily fine violinist. This Polish staffing and operation of new or black and white. 'Vicinity Whitney Aves., East Hartford. Pocket Door BYamee ..$16.80 ea Ji A—I^ B —E—R—T—*S Dlmock Co., Realtors. MX 9-5245. room with picturesque bow win­ born musician has a 'flawless tech­ and Jarvis Rds. Name Lucky. Not a small loan or finance com Shops, 207 North Main St. MI 8d A 16d Common Nails Main St., or call MI 9-0576, 12 to 1 Family homo of eight rooms in dow, room with paneling. All Co­ borhood. nounced, but there were indicatlon.s ^ p r o g r a m s and facilities. pany plan. Douglas Motoi^, 833 9-6324. WHO’LL PAY THE BILLS! OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. p.m. and after 5 p.m. nique which he used to great ad­ Rlblcoff said 'These include expanded facUl- Wearing tan collar. 14 years fam­ CLERK-TYPIST. High School $9.90T per keg. SAT. 6 P.M. lonial natural woodwork, - closet The Board denied a reque-st it will involve u.se of a huge 4,000- ocononiy move.s resulted in sav- Connecticut State Hos- Main Street. very good condition and in good (XXVII) from the Pratt Sign Co., 240 W. pound x-ray machine which can vantage in the difficult concerto. ily' pet. MI 3-0616. ELECTRICAL work by Walt IF YOU’RE LAID UP? graduate, neat appearing, 25-35, In­ No. 1 24” Wood Shingles 4H ROOM garden type apartment.« space galore. Second from bus, teresting and diversified '--'ork In schools, and shopping. Middle Tpke., for a variance in shoot out a million volts of energy. II is a most fortunate thing that t* th. i-nvAT pltal in Middletown, the Norwich BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Zemanek assures your safety. $18.95 per « ] Dos monthly includes heat, hot location, GaYage. Garden space; MANCHESTER — Beautiful seven The deficit In '■*®’f' S t a t e Hospital, the Child Study and LOST—Black velvet purse near ’The Metropolitan Life Insurance! purchasing and expoR sales. Ex- Disappearing Stairways order to erect an oversized adver­ That machine, normally used for the Boston orchestra Is appearing see Gorman Motor Sales. Ruick Don’t wait, call MI 9-8976 now. Musical Ii^truments 53 water, stove, refrigerator, park­ room Colonial. 24 « foot living Make an appointment to see this with this fine musician. They go nor said, should be Treatment Home in Hamden and Armory, on Main St., or near Park Sales and Service. 285 Main Company will carry a Wg part of ceUent working condition and out- $28.65 each St James Parish. Price $16,000. room, large kitchen, full din­ Colonial beadty. The price, only tising sign and to place it closer deep-seated cancer.s, is one of warning that we must e x j Mansfield and Southbury Chestnut apartments, night of Be wise and modernize. ing. Available March 1. CaU MI well together. forceful Street MI 9-4671. Open evenings. the load, if you’ve protected your- standing benefits in new Bloom- 4x8 UtUity Hardboard, 6c sq. f t HAVE YOUR piano tuned elec­ ing room, nice den, 1% baths. $15,800. to the street line than regulations three available at the Army hos­ ercise the greatest prudence 1" Training Schools, Charity BaU. MI 9-5490. self with a Metropolitan Accident field plant. 3-7625 any time. allow. If one doesn’t hear it more than TYPEWRITERS and offlfce ma­ PANEUNG tronically, the only correct way. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor One car garage, spacious screened pital. The others are smaller and shaping our flsen PJ'OK*'®"';. . New Programs for Chlldrea chines repaired. Sales, service and and Health Policy. For the fuH de J. M. NEY CO. FIVE ROOM flat with garage and porch. Amesite drive. Situated on WEBSTER a g e n c y , Also denied by 3-2 votes were re­ usually are used in cases ■where once or twl6e a season. La Valsc Pecky Cypress...... $250. per M’ Ward Krause, MI 8-5836. can be an exciting experience. Full "It emphMizes he conlinuedj ^ $200,000 Is recom- rat white with 11952 PLYMOUTH four door sedan rentals. MI 9-3477. tails of these plans, write or phone: CH 2-2281 modem conveniences. Call MI a well landscaped one acre plus quests for variances from Edmund tihe cancer is closer to tlie body's the necessity of keeping our costs y,r«e new Driftwood ...... $225 per M’ . ™ MI 9-1642 Realtors of rich and varied color, this vir­ ^ S ^ S T l h o ^ ' m 9^*8490 I *295. Call MI 9-0710 after f p.m Knotty P in e ...... $140 per M’ hear the Kinsman 8-4292 after 4. lot. Priced to sell at $23,800. R. F. ROCKVILLE, TR 5-5745 Tomezuk and Anthony J. DiPer- surface. within foreseeable programs—the establish: mt of TREES PRUNED and removed HARRY J. MERO, I WIDO'WBR and three children de­ electronic organ. Big aavinge on rio. Tomezuk wished to erect an tuoso piece .sweeps along with sedan C ed a r...... I ...... $126 per M’ ‘ ^ $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 8 bedroom Dlmock Co., Realtor.s. MI 9-5245. The usual radiation treatment meeting individual presaiu-c with a pHnicg, child day care honev|l949 FORD V8 four door Expert service. CaU MI 9-4981 80 High Court, East Hartford sire housekeeper. CaU 'MI 9-1978, demonstration- models. DuBaldo attached breezway and garage to for an abdominal cancer, doctors abandon. Charles Munch, in unus- l o s t — Cocker Spaniel, COU|Lipe. or contact Rev. Almmid at South We will beat our competitors ad­ ranch, ceramic bath, hot water firm ‘no.’ It will require that no gp ■ vocational trqirteg color, vicinity Branford St Call I *125. 19.54 Ford 6 club after 6. JA 8-3849 Music Center, 186 Weet Middle FIVE ROOM rent available March (XXVIII) Wanted—Real Estate 77 his home at 46 Norwood St,., which said, CPUs for exposure from 3 to uallv fine form last evening, out­ radio, heater, 8645. Call MI Church. ' vertised prices by at least 8% 1. Inquire 147 Birch St. heat, basement picture window, spending be authorized ^ unless centers for mentally retarded cml- MI 8-4274,______after 5:30 p.m. Tpke. Ml 0-6205. 146’ frwitage. Carlton W. Hutch would be three feet from the side­ 10 minutes a day, five days a week did himself in building climax after 3-2984. NOBODY — BUT NOB(5DY CraVENTRY—New SH room -anch, BUY — SELL — TRADE climax which left the audience, the moncy Is provided for it," dren. I WANTED—Cleaning wonian Fri­ VERNON — On bus line, second Ins. MI 94132. line. This is 12 feet closer than al­ for three to six weeks, depending Household Services Representing imDERSELLS NATIONAL three bedroom, living room, kitch­ Want to sell your pron-’ rty? lowed by regulations. orchestra, and himself compl"‘ '''y No New Tax or Tax Bike Rlblcoff also disclosed that the day mornings. (Daiu MI 6-2507 be­ floor, five room apartment. $60 on the individual case. "If we hold steadfastly to this State plan to close the Woodruff Announcements Offered 13-A Metropolitan Life Ineurano* Wanted—To Buy 58 VERNON—Four room home, mod en and dining area, Built-In range Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all DiPerrio wished the variance in Authorities said that Dulles’ re­ enervated. Trailers tween 8 a.m. to 12 noon. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. month. ’TR 5-7864. and oven, fireplace and mantle. course," Rlblcoff said, “I am con- Hospital In New Haven before Jan. 881 STATE STREET, em kitchen, oil hot air heat, base- cash, or work out a trade. Quick order to build an attached breeze­ action to the radiation treatir.ent in c o m e t a x e s prepared DICK’S WBATHE3RSTRIP Com­ WANTED TO BUY Basement garage, hot water heat. action assured. Call and get our fident we shall be able to manage 1, I960. I MOBILEHOMBS—Kozy, used (47 pany, doors and windows j4 room colonial, outgoing Premier Jose Mlro Car­ would be used for leveling the Jean Matthew, 189 Glenwood St.; Fred P'rank Krai of 920 Main than that. They are good govern- costa for the two years will ex- homes, storen and offices. Norm’s comer. Call or write ’Tr!-State Courses and Classes 27 fireplace. Finished laundry rodm. dona, but Castro retained it in of­ St. and Babclta Melina Deivel of Hour* 8:30-4:80. Phone MI 3-7943. Construction Co., 881 Main St.| proposition, rather one to whom the office or budness. Parking and nice condition new furnace, one- Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990. land for subdivision purposes when Miss Saundra Soboleski, 788 Cen­ ment." ceed $94,000,000. Trucking. MI 8-8905. ELECTRONICS -Radio-television, unusual is a chaUenge. A man trtio 16” MOTOROLA console TV, VHF FURNISHED ROOM for rent at centraUy located. MI 9-8627. car garage. Not in tfact. Many fice, for the time' being at least. and. (rear), MI 9-63$0. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtors. MI (t wasn’t in use on other projects. ter St.; William Goodalo Jr., 160 Wapping. The budget continues the tern- The new budget provides aboul YOUNG LADY to rent room In two evenings per week we can 1 Is not satisfied with just a Job, only. First $25. MI 9-0710 after 6 1 106 Birch St. Ml 9-8884. extras, full price $14,800. Beauti­ Sworn in as first vice premier LaBelle emphasized that thfi ’ gt^ Building Permits have tuU use of faculties. MI RADIO-’TV REPAIRS, any m ake- *----*_------V-... I >MiA tTSHlOnd* AIR - CONDITIONED two - roS?m 9-5245. poraxy increases in State Aid for ^,g game amount for l!ho next two cars, ampUfiers, phonographs and p.m. ful two-family, excellent ■>ndl- was Armando Lom^ who was due would be a temporary use of the Weathermasler Alsco Corp. for Education voted by the Legisla- years, but t-io Welfare Depart- 9-8329. PLEASANT heated furnished room front office. 100% location. Mar­ to appear yesterday in a "UiS. Fed­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son changers. Over 47 years total ex­ IRONING DONE In my own home. can fUl my tkm, $17,900. New ranches from land and that the company was to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waddell, Mrs. Lillian Strickland, addition ture in 1957. „,gnt operates on a so-caUed 1 practicaUy Three piece mahogany bedroom with private bath. Kitchen fa- low’s, 867 Main St. (xxxni) eral'<3ourt in Los Angeles on perience. 60 days guarantee on all MI 3-0118. $11,900 up. Don’t forget Mltlen can primarily Interested in developing 30 Tanner St.; a daughter to Mr. to house at 37 Lillian Dr., $607. This $23,000,000 program pro- ., g„ gj,j» budget, which means'- work. Potterton’*. Ml 9-4.V37. Also fuU-ame day Technician I write your own ticket. Income to set ...... $85 duties available. CaU Ml 9-4578. fit all yoUr needs like a •'love. VERNON — New six room ranch charge 6f smuggUhg guns to the Joseph Hublard and Sons for vlded an across-the-board IncreMe ^jjat it needs, Three piece mahogany bedroom (juban rebel forces. the area as a subdivision. and Mrs. Roger Palmer, 196 Ver­ For Season After Season training. Oasses start March 16th. exceed $20,000 annually. For Inter- ROOM FOR rent, contlquous hot Houses for Rent ' 65 Call the BUsworth Mitten Agency. with attached garage. Built-in Granted Again William Foulds Jr., repair fire of $21 per pupil for towns having welfare costs in check,” Building—Contracting 14 CaU Hartford JAckson 8JI40C, or view caU Mr. Warner, 9 a.m. to 4 set ...... $120 Realtors. MI 8-6930 or MI f 6624. Lora was one o f '10 Castro sup­ non St.; a daughter to Mr. and damage to house at 76 Princeton — — - , water ted shower. Private en- range and oven, fireplace in Uv The Board granted a special ex­ Mrs. James Hanson, Ellington. exceptional population growth Ribicoff, “substantial reor- write for fuU Information. New p.m Weekdays, CH 6-7697 and Nine piece mahogany dining room and basement. Wrioded lot porters accused while in exile in St., $2,500. For A Special SomdOne! BIDWELL HOME ImprovSmeht room set ...... $1351 trance, parking. 101 Oiestnut 8t. MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. the United States Of 'violating the ception sought by Stanley Bray, BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter problems. ganlzatlon of the deiari- ca s tin g .. FuU basement with $76. ings. cTuaranteed workmanship. Until 6 PLEASANT large clean heated 9-5245. tions had expired. Atty. Viqcent Robert LaPlante, Wapping; Mrs. $242,700,000 vi-as for^ ^ e d eeasionof Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter for Female 39 Closed Monday* room for gentleman. CentraUy lo­ rneiit. Inquire l«t floor. Apartment reeregtion room and built-in bar, A b o u t T ow n charges over which the Governor __t.J*'.n<-inir m 8-0781 or AD 8-8978. 9. Two-car garage. $38,500. Phil- Diana appeared for Bray. Anna Johnstone, 50 W. Middle detaUs, Connecticut Mortgage Ex- cated. Private, entrance. Free (XXXV) A variance was granted to Tpke.; Stephen Shurkus, 26 Jensen It calls for the construction of carpel chaage, 16 Lewie St., Hertford. SALE 1-8 OFF on waUpaper. Wall parking. Ml 3-8914. . brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. All' faints .Mothers Circle will Spanish Teacher These charges Inclutje $94,400,- TYPINQ DONE in my home. Pick tiles 4c a tile. KentUe, from To ROCKVIUE—2>4 room fumlalied Nurmi Auto Body, rear of 19 St.; Jamice Kaminski, 256 School net work done. Honest and relia­ BOX MOUNTAIN DR.,, Vernon — meet tomorrdw at 8:15 p.m. with S t: Mrs. Josephine Accornero, 300 up and delivery. MI 9:2059. each. Oroen Paint and WaUpaper, FURNISHED light housekeeping apartment with-private bath, utiU- MANCHESTER— Special modem Spacious seven room ranch, large Mintz Court, to conduct a new and ments to local governments; $113,- ble workm an^p. Cali Roscoe Business Opportnnitijes 32 ttes supplied. Suitable for couple. tex rodm cape' on bus line, full Mrs. Joseph Hammond, 62 Oak- used car business with the pro­ Spruce St.; Mrs. Annette Sullivan Speaks to PTA ’Thompson, Mi 8-1895' for esti-' at the Green. room, heat, Ughts and gas In­ redwood-paneled living room, three wood Rd. 000.000 in payments to other than state to take over toe Hamori CaU TR 5-4828. price $12,600. 6)4 room colonial, vision that no more than five cars and daughter, Coventry; Mrs. local governments, chiefly for wel- area b rid es front) toe Create mates ■ • i RESTAURANT business for sale. cluded. Ladles. CaU MI 8-6888.' bedrooms, den, and senarate din­ 1 . Dogs^Btr^^^-^ 41 MAPLE TWIN bed. box apring, $14,900, beautiful two-family ing room. Kitchen, built-in range would be allow on the premises. Mary Lawence and son, Vernon Emily Snow, Spanish teacher in fare purposes, and $35,300,000 for Hartford Bridge Authority, Main St. Manchester. Fi^l liquor Ukp new mattress, $60. Four ATTRACTIVE heated room for ROCKVILXE — Six rooms with homes, .good location, excellent Xicnten services tomorrow at In holdover business, the Board Trailer Court: Mrs. Marjorie Grant (3ARPENTER desire* repair work, and oven., wall refrigerator., Two- St. Mary's Episcopal Church will the Glastonbury elementary debt service. Of the road buUding progran. license. Reasonable terms, Uttle I POODLE clipped by nent.' drawer maple chest, EKi. MI gentleman, near Center, in quiet bath,’ $85. Four room’ aparttetet condition. Two to choose from. AU granted a variance sought by and daughter, 37 Erie St.; Mrs. Total'estimated spending for only $24,000,000 would be finance alt types ot remodeling. Dial PI cash required, JA 7-1149. with bath $40, automatic gas heat. ca’r garage, 1)4' acre lot. $26,800 begin with' Holy Communion at schools and the high school, spoke “ L*t *your poodla the 9-1043. home. Private phone on floor. MI kinds of new and Used homes. Rushld Dldan of 36 Bolton St., to Joan Gates and daughter, 396 last night to the Buckley PTA. the coming biennium, including wholly by the state, from to 2-7728. klny he thiiuui.he is.'^ 'before W. H. Preuss A Sons. TR 5-'2507. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI :S0 and 10 a.m. At 7:30 p.m. Pas 8-6881. Mitten will work hand and glove 9-5245. erect a breeeeway and . garage. Woodland St.; Mrs. Barbara Di­ Miss Snow's topic was "Teaching appropriated and non-appropri- highway fund. The rest woulc' ALTB^RATIONS to kitchens bath- 10 a.m. or after 7. ‘I R 1 with you. CaU the Ellsworth Mit­ cal' Davis, who is now studying onne and daughter, 170 Eldridge APARTMENT eis»,BgMgerator $15, for the.priesthood at the Episcopal The action was taken wi.,th the Foreign Languages in the Elemen­ a t ^ special funds, federal and pri­ come from bond proceeds and fed­ rooms, attica, cellars, porenei, or ten Agency, Realtors. MI 3-6980 (XXXVI) provision tifat the structure would St. tary Schools." vate'contributions, comes to $700,- eral aid grants. playroom. Wumblng, carpentry. daybed $8. CaU MI 8-1838. , o r MI 9-6624. Theolo^cal Semlnltry, Cambridge, DISCHARGED TODAY: John A rtirie s F oot i 45 be built no closer than five feet to Miss Snow spoke in detail aboul 200, 000. Ribicoff said that, outside of electrlcaii_and masonry.-Aluminum I LEQj^, SECRETARY. Write Box T(VO IN ONE package. A njcr two- Mass., will be the speaker. He re­ Pallein, 24 N. Fairfield St.; Colby TWO PAIRS custom made, lined # SEPTIC TANK$ ceived his bachelor of law degree the north sideline. ' FLES (the foreign languages in Estimated revenues for the interest charges, toe total iilti- siding. Oarages,~ cottages, ‘ out-1 J, Hwald, stating experience. ' m SD LUMBER, and rose eUk draperies 77” long. MX <• ' M A N C H E ^ P , . ; .fa^ily and a separate four room Freeman, 126 Avery St,; Frederick elementary schools), the course highway funds for the next bien­ buUdugs, room additions. Nnside OlEANB) and IN8TAUED in 1932 and for many years was a The Board also granted Donald mate cost to the state of the $622, \ plumhteg MQ^Uea;; _ holf 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. COUNTER (iHSis^HlEjT ST.—bhusually targe ■ ome. This two-family is. in very Robertson of Btoomfield a vari­ Mikolite, Wapping: Jay Blakeslee, which ha.s been rapidly spreading nium total $194,800,000. Of this 000,000 program would t e $148, Ehigineerite Company, tnc., 84‘ "CLESi)&-'-IntereMiiw poaiUon for water hatetr*. wfaidOdr* and T n om cape, on* finished, one un- ipe conditioh inside aind out. auooesaful lawyer. 66 Helalne Rd.; Mary (Thristina O S St > 0 8-1425. # SEWERS ance to maintain an existing ad­ across the United States since amount, $30,000,000 is set aside to 000.000: vomui With'typudI or pate' ex- doors, Chom w's automatic sewing ma- flmshed up. Plsotte^ walls, fire- Separate heating systems, copper Murphy, Ekist Hartford; Lou Ann 1953. It now has the recommenda­ wipe out terfowihg authorized by and., w titiiti&ide -tor-figure MINE CLEANED Our Lady of Victory Mothers dition to a non-conforming build­ ■ The Governor's capital expend!:: «ri«te* a t 8to(te:''19atet- cost 050 new, WUl take $95 blttoe, city utlUtles,'’»iear churches, plumbing, aluminum combina­ Gdovka, 77 Mather St.; Kenneth tion of the United States Office of the General Aeaembly during the tures program call* for $87,000,000,, AU, TYPES of carpentry work work; Must be high school gradu ca»b.^MI 9^6987. TPPS tions. two-car' garage, cohvenlent Circle will meet tomorrow at the ing at 146 S. Main St. done, alterations,'' dormers, roof-, or <«il 801:^2893. adboois, 'teopping apd 'ms. St. The action was taken after Rob­ Irish, 123 Main SL: Walter and Education. She explained the special session last spring. "fpr the most urgent of our capi­ ate. .PlMaant working qmidttkina, # INSTAttA^ON q^EPLACED WITH Jaqnes Parish. Asking $17,000. location. An unusual uackage buy home of Mrs. Ronald Herrick, 81 Dlsme Kolodziej, 78 McKee St.; ing, porches, etc, CaU MI 9-5981. comptey iMnefit program.. Apidy ertson. Appeared before the Board method used to teach songs, Recommended highway fund ex­ tal needs: Other than highways. wOif ffw DPEP ^ ft* s p e c i M j ^t for $21,600. R. F. Dlmock Co High St. ^ potluck will be served Mrs. Sandra Twerdy and son, 4 S. dances, games and the customs of penditures Include $74,100,000 for employment o(Be*. .F m NaUaul . Beautynte »o(^d. at 7:30; and a white elephant sale and explained the- circumstances The recommendations toclud' Hn-9-IAMA FORMICA or BOLTON Realtors, MI 9-5245. Hawthorne St. the language, Spanish and French Highway Department operations, Rfrafiiig?x£^ng 16 Store*!, Park. and - Oakland Avas., |;teup mpntba. CkJl M l S-XSSS^ will follow. . which led to the building of a 10- $6,000,000 for a new state offlc Bast Rhrttord. CONSOWSLD -BROOKFIBLD RD. Unusual foot addition to the building which being the most common. All chil­ and $90,606,000 for highway con­ building, $4,500,000 for fl()od an( ftgtt room ranch, - breezeway, ga- (XXX’VII) 40” UitlVXRSAL tetomatie electric Teteuiri OiwiiiT MATERIAL 7 ^ first year Great Books is owned by Mrs. Anna Incandella dren in the elementary schools are struction and reconstruction. beach erosion control, and addi­ RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and wg*. teth Wannte drawer, iB numerous ’extra*. Large TWO-FAMILY — Excellent condl Wife Blameless eligible. She said, “ Young chUdren The budget termarks $5,000,000 tional $2,000,000 for housing for buUt-up roofs, gutter and conduc'conduc-1 “ THE PRUDENTIAL Group 'Will meet tomoirow at 8 Robertson said h« agreed to do Dniiiifete. comer lot, Well- land- lion, 6-5, choice location, $18,700. the job and then subcontracted the have a natural ability and a good for the assumption of county the elderly, $19,600,000 for school •CaRMlT<4233 Split rail fence. Immediate p.m- in 'Whlton Library. Mem­ Imagination to learn a foreign lan­ 8274 .R. P. Dlmock Co., Realtors. &0 ber* Will discuss Milton's *'Areo- work to a Southington carpenter. In Spouse’s Death government administration, and building giants and for vocational- 12-20 BttfDDC Beoaomat; In good’Wotk- Asking $14 JpO, guage easily, and the cultural im­ $3,000,000 to Implement toe Gov­ Jackson MI S-8S2S. 1 ■ I eondmoD. Iteteta ' « « apodal 9-5245. Pagltlca." The Bloomfield man said he technlcti schools and $910,000 for Mr thought the carpenter applied for New Haven, Feb. 17 155—Cor­ pression or Implication they re­ ernor’s court reorganization pro­ jet-age impro’^ments at Bradley <9 I . Made from soft flannelette and m ' - M l 44867. For information or ceive through learning is very gram. and atteacUve—the w ay[ trinunedwith embroidered a n g e l ROOFING 8ID1NC, pain (xxx’vni) FIRST 1»5» FAifALITY a town building permit but then oner James B. Corrigan says a Field in Windsor Locks. Nntiry,. Ajltoraaaiu and broadening to a child’s outlook on Each of the eight counties in the (or important oc- heads, ttus cute set wlU be M by’i WtA^NIHliisTBB - - Nice Stic krooni . Bridgeport. Keb. 17 (^)—tBrldge foupd out later he hadn't. young Meriden wife cannot )>e 'Chntngs. Workmanteilp PuanoKj Robertson eaid when the addi­ held criminally responsible for the life.” state la now admliflstered .by three favorite. teark (^>a :just. off Portte St. f^eplw port llsted"-«s flibt traffic fatality Mrs. Raymond Rippman, vice part-time commjssioners'appolnted wilh Patt-O-tlama Is teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 tutumta tion was Inspected later on by the fatal shooting of her husband. Pattern No- 6S07 has pattern 8 t Ml 874880. MI 9-6910 large lot, aluminum combinatiot of the year yesterday when Fran- president of PTA coinducted a by the Assembly. U , 1«: 16, 18, 20. Bice .14. pieces for Kerns ahowh; hot-iron nice ctedltUm.. , $13,900. R. -cisco Cabral, 67, died in St. Vin­ towA building inspectors and de­ Corrigan’s inquest report yester­ day supported Mrs. C^itherine short business meeting before Miss Under the governor’s reorgan­ i # ^ ^ S ^ 6 8/4> l^ i8 0f traoMar; sewing and embroid«ry OQUOHUN ROo f in o Company, adv aioto rive rixim ranch three Dlmock Co.. Realtors,-MI 9-6248-. cent's Hospital-He was. struck by fects were pointed out by them Personal Notices Totzke’s contention that the gtm Snow was Introduced by Mrs. ization program, toe county Jails, directions; color chart (nc. Aluminum aldk^, f«m$(l yitel. «**■ a oar Feb. 4 at A downtown inter- he haq the work don* over by - now run. by county sheiiffs. would licensed area carpenter. went off accidentally. ' Doreen Johnson. ! S5c in cotes to: To order, send .26c In coin* aabeteoa rooflng. Also ahmmnimSt?^ (XXXIX) stcUop. , _ . Mrs. (Jarlton’s third grade won be administered Iv » Depart­ Jume Cabot, ‘Ihe Manctewter'BOe- MvaatoiitLar. In addition, Robertson said he Mrx Totzfie bad told police her In Memoriam MANCHESTER-AU brick six room the banner for attendance this ment of Corrections. 4- bBUT- gd'cAtU. 106 “ •tera, JO.* IS n X T R O M GAB had lost money on the job because husband was cleaning tjie. Tveapon. month. Coffee, tea and cake were The state would take over other $7,900 four^room cape in South Manchester. Built After he laid it down, she said, she ta loving memerr of Mr. *sd Mrs. AlWBitWHi NWiV TOBK88^ir,Y. New Haven. ‘ Feb. 17 (AV-FK- he had the addition built around served after Mias Snow spoke. minor functions now performed by 7e««iita 8. Oushmaib - v . _ '.'idc Xbr Ist^teaa jnalkng add lOo w^'-cldqte in ' pofdif! by ftmUceUI ft) 1951. Aluminum an existing part of the house and picked it up’ and it discharged, combinations, lti»e enclosed rext; toen employes of Sargent ahd Co., toe counties. . uatM, a4- for each M to m l Print M ites, tee-par .j^ at*i large Iiardware iQSni^turars, : were then later had the older portion -(voundinr him. The incident oc- 'To pay -for toe functions trai^ brpteteMWd Fflii antofl porch’. Garage ate ameslu drive* tom down. This procedure was t curred Dec. 29. Totzke died 18 Kl,dney disease 1* ’said to be to e , - —--7 . tea*” :?.i No beaemeht, large lot. made ill yesterday by gae that fourih ranking killer disease In toe jferred to toe state, .liDiniMK Alice 'Ctapopte, "aeep#d.tot» tiielr depetmeBt. None followed for the convenience of I days later. Mra. Totzke la expert- iteni < baling a iMby ta May. United Statsa '"tosr* 'wlU t e a r*-«UBcattei « irequlrad hospuiUation. tba tanaiito, but proved to v'»' . I paiM df ptetiy, S 5 »iA ,"V kali uft BOa g ikvyi > iQF» i(« te w ^ . 7. 7

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17» 1969 PAGB FOURTEEN Hiattrhpatpr 1En;enitt8 Ifpralb ■J; Don H Count Sheep-Look for White Elephants in Manchester Stores Saturday T" Tba weekly meeting of the Man­ XI Gamma Chapter of BeU i p Omar Shrine Club , The Weather chester Squadron of Civil Air Pa­ Sigma Phi will meet tonight at 8 Average Daily Nel Press Run Foreoaet of U. 8. Weather B«n«*s i ^ u t T o w n trol nill be held Wednesday at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Edgar P.M. at the American Legion Ansaldl, 101 Princeton St. SpePiliJ GihsTJnit Will Hear,Knigh% For the Week Ending Snow ending-early bmlght, 1 9o FUNERAL HOM6 February 14th, ,1959 F om st Howell, tluamien of the I Home. 3 Imbes likely. Fair, wfndy, odder oommlesion on chrtstten eociel fe* St. Jude’s XIothera .Circle will j Of Campaign Set Ladi^ Night late tonight and Thursday. Low l«U(m «t South Methodist Church, The Mary Williams Group of the meet,At*!fn*"*l"y 8:16 p.m., at! FUNERAL 1 2 ,8 8 5 tonight .15 to *0. High IlMimday announces en open meeting; for Second Congregational Church wiU theAtBBTe'of Mrs. Everett Cyr, 100 i Members; of the .Manchester -- Pmar Shrine Club will hold Its arniind 36. Wednesday evening at 7:Sn tn the FroBiMift St. '|. Menaber of the Audit meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Easter Seal committee were February meeting Friday -night at Chapel. Pastor Lawrence Al­ F> ler. 92 N.' School St., tonight at SERVICE Bureau of Otrcalatien. Manchester— A City of Village Charm the RosemounL mond will discuss the Methodist 8 o'clock. Phi Theta Chapter of Beta Slg-.' named today by Arnold L4twrence,. .Walter N. Social Creed. There will also be ma Phi will meet tomorrow night general chalrmair. The Shriners have also set Lieelere, (CUasifled Advertising on Peg# 1S» PRICE FIVE CEN1« a discussion of Issues facing the at the home of Mrs. Mary Twlch- The 26th annual. campaign for March 7 as the date for lU annual Director I Lakota Omncll. Degree of roca- Ei g h t e e n p a g e s ) stale and nation. 1 hontaa.. will meet In Odd Fellows ell, 95 Essex St.,'at 7:30. funds -to support the Connecticut ladles night, at the Country Club. > VOL. LXXVIII, NO. Its 'hall at 7:30 tomorrow night. A so- Society for Crippled Children and Friday's meeting will start with Call Ml 9-5869 The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy ^^^ll !clal will be hold after the meet- The Polish Women’s Alliance, Adults will open Feb. 27. ’ a social hour at 6:30. N. William 23 Main Street, Manchester t ' e for his sermon subject to­ i Ing. ■ Group 246, will meet at the Polish Those, named to head the-drive 1 Knight will be the speaker, and he morrow at 7:30 p.m. in Zion American Cliih tomorrow night at-. » ape John B.- Bamini, chairman '^wlll talk on amateur Jphotograplit- Church, “Our Sax-ior's Sublimity The Covenant Women’s Guild 7:30. special gifts committee, and Ruii- aocprdlng to Club PrMident IClnar AEC Chief when Captured.” This second Len­ will meet at the home of Mrs. sell A. Wright and Robert J. Lorintzen. ■ ten service "'ill follow the meeUng — : 'X'- Boyce, committee mem her*. The of the adult inquiry and discussion George K. Poole, Boa Mt. Dr,, Fri­ A retreat at th r l^oly P^aroUy.t.i?' Ladll# night tickets will be day at 8 p.m. Mrs. Kenneth Nel­ Retreat House in Ea'rnilngton ,(f0r p '> entire 66 member • roster of the group at 6:30. *vallab1#.'iit this meeting Edward MODERN In Science Ike Says Only Russia son will he co-Ho.atesa. Four book high school junior ■'hndriic.mqr hfiys • Manchester Rotary Club will be Saarl, clialrman of the ladies liight the working committee. Miss Anne Simpson, daughter of reviews will be presented at the only will be held Eeb;' 24 and 26. demniutee. announced to^ay. A cir- meeting. Those needing transpor­ Those wishing to attend should Statewide goal this year is ‘oular l» being mailed this Wwk to TV the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford O. Burlsn Moss Photo $435,000, approximately 90 per Fallot Photo Simpson, 105 Chestnut St., wnll tation or guidance to the hon\* contact John Cratty, 32 McCann members, Saari said. 'Tickets will Quits Po^t will meet at the church at 7:45. Dr., as soon as possible. cent of which will provide direct be limited to 60 couples, and the SBRVINO MANCHESTER participate in the original Rally E n g a g e d treatment services to Connecticut E n g a g e d ba>- Shows at Smith College, deadline for getting them will be and ROCKViLLB W. Thomas Perkins, Juneau, people who are crippled by disease ■> The engagement of XHss Mari­ Washington, Feh. 18 " Grange tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Germany, graduated from Mor.se THE HELIABIUTY OF PREPARED On P lan s to Shoot The Mothers Club of the Center The wedding will lake place May on Wednesday, Feb. 2.'. dt 8 p.m. the resignation, did not Immediate­ in Orange Hall, Mr*- Gustaf An­ Business College in 1957, and is E.\PERJENCED and chief of the state'.*: Trial .Iiis- Congregational Church will hold a 23 in St, Bridget’s Chugah. at 'he horn- of Mrs. E. H, Phillips. nov,' employed at the Sun Oil Co., ly announce a successor. tice Courts defended their derson will present a program en­ Elmer Foster of ' Greenfield, Th o r Gu o h w o r k Libby, from the University of Washington, Feb. 18 (/P)— ALTA LAWS potluck af 6:4.5 tomorrow night in titled "Beanvllle Grange Goes East Hartford. record toda.v at a legi.'^lativr -p.-occupation responalbility which Ihe the Robbins room. A social time Lenten sorvicesiwill-be held to­ Mass., executive director of the Chicago, will have completed .three Moscow, Fell. 18 (/P)— i President F>isenhower said 27 Grant Road—MI 9-78,'il Operatic.'' Most nf the cast will be The wedding is planned for years of his 5-year term on June Rn.a.siaiis cannot transfer In the will follow. night at 7:30 at the Concordia Connecticut River Water Shed RAYBQOPER hearing on itropo.sed rofoi'in ot micr Kiinisliclicv warned to­ Kasl Geiiiisn (’onimunlst.a without emphatically today that if made up of past masters of the. Council, will speak to members of April 4 in the Church of the As­ 80. Grange. Members are reminded to, tutlieran aiurch. The Rev. Staili sumption. Xntrhell 8-8ind tlie minor courts. day that any attempt l>y thV api'inial of Ihe other lliree occiipa ;(herc is any shooting over the leagu^ on effective action to-' In a letter to Eisenhower. Libby JudKe Giienln Cenuotly of W«- bring in now n-iember application* ■ley Knull of New Britain will be a f t e r . « P.M. we.stcrn .Mlic.s to slioot thoii' uon powers. 'I’lie Allies lefnse to|\Vest Berlin it will he started the guest pastor. * ward improving the Connecticut CONSIDER t h e y HAVE gave no explanation for his resig­ leibuiy said the 102 Trial .histiie to this meeting!' River Valley. 7vay to West r.criin would deal with the Kasl German regime. | Soviet Union— and not Eo m e t h in o TO b e _ nation beyond saying that “ if I am rmii'ts, wliich include .’i2 small wliich they do not recognize a.a The league has studied national . to remain a scientist I ni''st return mean war with tlic So\ i>-t bv the western Allies. The Immacuiate Conception The Lucy Spencer Group of the t h a n k f u l about claims co\iil.'. lave lluee r-irtne.-*: le” itminte government. Second Congregational Church, water resources, and the complex to teaching and research in the convenienre, economy and el'fl- ^ The President told a news con­ ^^Space without Bulk^ Mothers Circle will meet at the problems involved in the dev'elop-: 1 L.'nion. Kliriishcliev nulicated llial Rus­ which canceled its meeting last CAMERAS near f«tu.-e.” ciency. •'No cnci oac'imcnts agaln.st Ka.at sia would ImlwarU Ira lister of its ference the Allies have no Inten­ home of Mrs. Thomas .Alb:-o, 51 merit of these resdurces, for the FUJI—f l a s h b u l b s Ten days ago Libby told a re­ Caimody .spoke as opponenl.s of tion of taking the first step In a Winter St., tomor^pw at 8 p.m. week on account of the snowstorm, OISCOUNttBRICES German U-uitory. in tlie center of Dr.-upation powers-to the Kast Ger­ will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at past two years. Develdpment plan­ porter he intended to leave the j pro]70sed court eor;:rmi7,ation had shooting war. ning must coiiBidefFnlne area-s of* whicli Berlin is situated, can lie man government hy signing a the church. Mrs, J. M.. Nichols an^ ABC by midsummer but added their day In e was not appear­ same wster source, require con­ )• -f' ing in opposition tn any of ing West Berlin, they would begin shooting by Communist force* to 158 Silver l,ane will be guest speaker. weapons testing controversy. He '72^-’ t' U N Chief Cites Moriarty Brothers flicting development planning and ’ t: e hills, hut merely to diaonss lo sli.p'U. slop the western Allies from doing VEast Hartford from these conflicts has arisen tho i has taken the poaitloh that radio­ heiher or not the trial J\iaUoe BtirliiWI, to everybody It is evident active fallout from atomic test­ their dut.v. TeLJA 8-1565 St Mftry's Guild will 'hold | nsHonal problem' concerning dur i courts have outlived their useful-! that if they begin to shoot, thi The President was alluding to 1. water resources. During the first | ing is-not sufficiently. harmful to Scene Along Main Street Fears of War Ctinteftient food' sale in the crypt tomorrow ness." ! will mean th beginning of war." pledges by the Allies to maintain '•forenoon foJlowlrtg the' Lenten year of study, the league con.-H" .caNjjjj] require the stopping of tests as With the help of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the "Maharajah of Ras-nia-ahoor " arrived The gist of his testimony ^wns the Soviet Premier dec u ed. their rights of communication with f- To Aircraft service. Members will bring,their cemed. lUj?lf with an overall jiJc-J | some scientists contend. YOU in town yesterday to question/residents as to the whereabouts of his stolen white T ’ e* tliat they had not, | q-pe speeili, given yesterday. Cliu’HKo. Fpb. 18 - - A.nxi^ty West Berlin. MORIARTY BROTHERS own sandwiches for the luncheon, tnrs: of 'water resourcs’ 4qvlJpp- Before his appointment to his Houps: 6:.30 a.m. believes aA/attempt may be made by the thieves to collect the .1100 reward of- Carmody, a W.aterbnry attorney I ni.ade public todav hv the Elsenhower underscored hia po­ and hostesses Mrs. Eva Lutz, Mrq, meii^ and .the 28 federal j^e^cles; iUSiSI present 6-year term on the AEC, ; Rbout tho poMflibilily of wor ji well to 51.10, p.m. who is now serving his third term I news agency Ta.ss. sition by setting forth hts view 301 CENTER STREET— MI 3-5135 Emma Brown and Mrs. Kristian en^i'afed w th TOrrie-ph'eisg of tfila i AM M inm Libby served with it for two years birthday sale Saturday., Awed students droppedJ;o their knees m obeisance as the mahaiajah I founded, a United Nations leader Ages 2 and up develtfpm^t; This yeArj'eMh; Idiia^ j as trial justice in Woodbtlry. ilis- I The western powers have pro- twice during the 30 minute news Karlsen,. will serve dessert and to complete the unexpired term (Heraid Photo by Pinto). cussed ope hv one the three virtne.s said today, but there are grounds ; ‘ coffee. ; of Henry deWolf Smyth. made his-way down Main SL " .... po.sed a Big-Fo r foreign minis­ he attributed to the trial justice ters parley on Germany this for hope. . , On other matters, the Presitljsnt Elsenhower said in his letter Dr, Charles Malik, preaident of|,airt; accepting Libby’s resignation: system: spring but have not said what Ups,' MVs!' Mark KraVitz.''Mrtr;'Wal-; Wimlcw Shaits Defeuse States Convenience - action lliey woul-1 take i' the .*to- the n.N. ^ ^ General Assembly, said Oulles — He wants John Foster "The scientific' perspective you He saiil most of the couil.s have working day and Dulles to continue as Secretary of lace Grub#,' Mrs. WtlHam Han­ have provided to our deliberations viels cart V out their threat to give , the L.N, nah, Mrs, James Cooper and Mrs. White Pupils Shun night seS "'a and abided, "lliis is a Kast Germany control of AHied I night on how to alleviate te"-*'"" State as long as Dulles believe* he Mod* to Orltpf, on complex problems has been of tremendous convenience. " Leonard Seader have been study­ J o u e s ’ W i d o w supply routes to their Wosl Ber* ’ |yromote imfierotandlnjf ana is in shape to carry on. ing the problems of Connecticut a l s o -Jh much value both to me and, I am He said most of Hie people who ; ppac#*." Elsenhower said he has dlacuised sure, to the Atomic Energy Com- appear ih the courts are is’orklng lin garrisoms. River Basin development and •will VENETIAN BLINDS q5iere have been reports srmed j Anri ih^ '‘'bRlanra of terror.” ha with no one the possibility of re­ discuss their findings, under the miesion.,.1 am very grateful for Seeks Reveuge people. ' Bfidod. tends to keep althar aide placing Dulles in the cabinet, Bring yqur oW^roUera to 'and the highly significant service you Integrated Classes "There jare the people's coni la, convoys or an airlift have been leadership of Mrs. Edward Colt-, proposed lo defy.the East Ger­ from striking. A* for reports that Dulles, tried man and Foster, i save,360 per shade.! have rendered and I wish yo:i a he decla rid. _ __ to resign after learitW|f'7)4 4tss long and satisfying career* in your mans. who alread.v contiol civilian The l.,ehanese diplomat spoke at Tokyo, Feb. 18 i.Pi -A diWnse Econoni\'h'V' the midwinter personnel confer- cancer a.gain. Eisenhower *ald Chosen fleW.” ' ' • He said' courts took In a total traffic to and from Berlin. The Front Royal. Va.,'Feb. 18 other th a n ^ adm^t they i lawyer the widow of i ia.,i | we.Me, n Allies .-mitend(intend control of Dulles never has made any »pe- a Soviet (Contlnned on Page Eleven clfic statement to him about step­ NOW AVAILABLE Thventy-two Negro children d w in d le d '^ '® ’ : two years from 27.000 ca.ses. He their military traffic is ping aside in connection with this tRIPLE-S BIUE six white teachers, but not a single eft*er“ t C ' NSgrMs entereT"^thl '’f -I"*ePh ' ia'i'd $380,090 of this wa.s retm ne.l latest Illness. NewtoWh Man to the towns to pay cmn'l salaries Coil and Leaf white child, showed up this morn­ school, had grown hy the time P. Crowley on a charge of fatally But. the President went on. the ing as Warren County High School they left, but. there still were no beating her husband. and other iielaled e.xpenses. | Efficiency' i idea of Dulles being willing to re­ reopened on an integrated basis. .. 1 New 'Vork lawyer Edgar M. sign ls no new thing. Sine* the SPRINGS Slays Trucker, School officials had said pread- Carmody stressed that there' The Negroes were as calm i church made the charge in a was no oacklbg of cases in either Weather Eye Sends start of the administration’s ten- COMPLETE ously they did not expect more'could be expected under ‘he eir.; ^ ^ ^ lire, Eisenhower said, Dulles ha* SELECTION than.. a dozen .<___ _ _ whitet.ta— children $e%to re-1 cumstijnces," e.i ’ 4the K... ev##ir«tofficial aloa said4/4>o1-l'*^ of the courts two divisions, small Kills Him self ^the defense for the New Haven, claims and criminal. been telling him that he would re­ turn to the school which had been though ■ a few showed signs of Conn., busines.sman began its final 1 sign St once if Eisenhower ever closed for five months. nervousness. "Every person Is entitled to - argument. speedy justice and they get it In' should feel that he (Dulles) had Newton, Feb. 18 {IP) — A milk They expected that the 14 teach­ A small knot ot spectators—^^roost- Reports Every Hour MANCHESTER Church aaseited that pre.ssiire the Trial Ju!f»ice Courts, " 1 become a national or a political truck driver Was shot to death to­ ers not under fontract to a pri­ ly newspaper reporters and nhotog- had been brought to bear on Japa­ liability. ITb Tcnnf to take this oppor­ day by an assailant who later com­ vate ejiucational group would raphera—were on hand as the 22 nese authoritle.s to indict Crowley Carmody conceded that the As he did last week. Eisenhower AUTO PARTS mitted suicide after barricading show up, blit when registration arrived at the end of the barricad­ for Jones' death. Referring to courts have \ waahlnetnn Feb. 18 ';Pi Ampr--fer at least s decade, possibly for | heaped praise on the ailing Dulles tunity' to thank everyone for himself in his house. began only six teachers. Principal ed street leading to the school. Jones' widow, Alice, the lawyer - A U-einendous Not until the effects of j The President called him his clos- 570 BROAD ST. SomOin the crowd were white chil- the tepnderful patronage given State Police identified the a.ssaiW James S. Duff and his secretary' cism has been dlrecte g 7 ^ flashing atmospheric drag can be observed j friend and confidant, in the at were on hand. dren IN^chool age. but there were ! . , , . ant as Paul E. Smith, a 57-year- no incidents or shoutings. "Any evidence not m favor of Uiks'ha'^ not helped the operation j back hourly” data* that may open and " y ' calculated‘ '’ '^'''” ''‘"7'"^^^ will a more definite government. There is no equal,- us during the past 10 years.- old farmer. His home was on The majority of the 1,000 dis­ the accused conies from a woman ' ---- Eisenhower said, to Dulles'wisdom 7''' ^ib^OHNSON placed pupils—about 800—are con­ The crowd began dispersing with­ of thrf police are being used by the de- the Peck’s Lane houae and sur- A • ' school official said . the Ne- the last two decades and now "working perfectly.” device is triggered "at least twice B u lle t in s our ej^orts/to serve our custom­ made up about 85 per cent of all I "We haven’t found a single fault every orbit.” latest calculations rounded it in a effort to apprehend gpes, 10 boys and 12 girls, were (Ikintlnued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Twelve) ers with Quality carpets and the taken tnjo the Hbrarj’. There the ca.ses. i.vet,” a NASA spokesman said. indicated the satellite, dubbed from the AP Wires Smith. „ J , He then made three recommen-' Among other things, the basket-j Vanguard II, niake-s a complete heat of service-'—at most reason­ Tear gas bombs were tossed in­ six teachers gathered them around to the house. c ^ a large table for'registration. dations to the committee, headed ball-size glcibe Is designed to spot, orbit of the Earth every 125.6 able prices. ' Police later carried Smith * oody The 22 emerged from the school, bv Sen. John M. Scanlon and Rep. and report cloud conditions In an |I linute.s. BANDIT GRABS Stt.OOO See The FabiM Into the street. They said he shot registration completed, at 10:25 Samuel S Googcl. New Britain | experiment designed eventually to Although Vanguard II marks j Hamden, Feb. 18 (^V—A Itww himself. . . . a.m. They walked down the hill to I Major’s Final Words: Democrats. "First, recognize the help forecasters predict storms. only a prelimin-ry step in utiliz­ bandit held up the Hamden There waa nir motive for the the street and got Into the cars j Trial Justice Courts for what they However, NASA officials reit­ ing aalelliles for weather ob.sen-a- Plaza Branch of the Union & murder-suicide immediately ap­ which had brought them to the i are — traffic courts." erated that It probably will be two lion.s. Dr. Richard Porter, head of New Haven Trust f)o„ 3100 Dlx- weeks before electrical .signals parent. _ , , handsome brick structure less than Ihe C.S satellite panel for the well Ave., about 1 p.m. today ALL ALUMINUM Kasperait, 61 - Federal St., two hours earlier. The day was cold Get Ready, Aim, Fire! (CoBttnued on Page Ten) transmitted from this satellite can International Geophysical ’"ear. and eseap^ with $13,000. Police Bridffeport, tvas in his 40s. and a drizzling rain had begun to be processed and findings report­ called it "the beginning of a new (laid they found the bandit's car Diyino cloth*! fall. ed. shortly afterward in a depart­ FREE GIFTS A *hotgun blast tn the back of By, ROBERT RERRELI.E7. era in weather research.” the head killed Kasperait. He died None of the pupils would talk to Batteries Good Two Weeks ment store's parking lot, about. it •dsy todqy..* Havana. Feb, 18- (4*i — MaJ. By that time radio batteries Other scientists indicated satel­ one-quarter mile from the scene. DURING OUR BIRTHDAY minutes after being taken lo Dan­ lite.* possibly some day may help celebration t o t h e l Ad ie s Jesu-s Sosa Blanco died before a w-hich report findings of the satel­ The esr bore Rhode Island regis­ bury Hospital. News Tidbits lite’s weather eyes, a pair of photo­ man achieve his ancient goal of i Authorities said Smith later firing squad today, calmly giving tration plate*. . . . TO THE MEN. Ribicoff Urges the order th fire. electric cells, are expected to have controlling the weather, killed himself by firing three shots As for po.s.sihle mililary-surveil- STOP IN TOMORROW. Convicted a second time yester­ Culled trom AF’ Wires gone dead. 1 MAKARIOS STALI.« PARLEY WORN Ry A l o v e l y ALCOA Mooa into his head with a .22 caliber day as a major war criminal, the; But the satellite itself, a 21 '-j lance. Vanguard II would be of no l.ondon, Feb. 18 (.P)—Arch­ pistol. ^ , € O P to Submit 51-year-old career .officer had; pound sphere laitnehed yesj.erday use. an Army spokesman said. | bishop Makarios today refused They said Kasperait got out of one last reque.st — that he be' Revolutionary movement , from Cape Canaveral. Fla.,' may to work with the Greek gov-^ AT OUR STORE hi.a truck and was shot by Smith g^v,en the right to give the orders j sgalnat Fidel Castro regime W , through space I (Continued on Page Eleven) ernment delegation to the Lon­ from the porch. Neighbors notified No-Tax Budget to hi.* executioners. ' • ; Cuba spawning in'Miami, with for-' don (inference on the future of It Pays to See 0 Specialist! TOMORROW, lidP-M. to 3:45 PH. police. mer Fidel Castro companion Ra-1------Cypm*, Greek circles said. The Smith’s body was found inside Army sources gave this account! of the" major's execution In the fael del Pino saying Castro Is; attitude of the e.\ll#d leader of Cqme in and see Manchester'a ctsinpleta the front door of the house, ac­ Hartford, Feb. 18 (49 Gov. blind to Communist menace. . . .; i t FIRTH CARFET C a. Abraham Ribicoff today invited earl.v morjiing hours at La Cabana ireek C.vpriot* could torpado carpet shop. This week . . . -tee our cording to Lt. Jerome Smith of fortress; , , Spokesman for 15,000 milk pro- j the conference, which opened the Ridgefield State Police. Republican critics of hia' budget ducers In Northeast say they wani |Greek Cypriots Pushing]; many true .values' In rugs, broadloem D o n 't Miss Seeing The to come up with an : alternative Sosa Blanco \vas led from his yesterday to work out Inde­ carpet and stair carpet. Kasperait also worked nights for cell into the courtyard where the ; M|nal treatment from federal gov- j pendence for Cyprus. Fbr o«ir birthday—A repeat / the Bridgeport Auto Transit Com­ that does not Include new or in­ ' ernment on subsidies as they claim ! Aaotb#r terrillc' value! creased taxes. firing squad waited; He told them: o t a -eeU-out: O F pany. He worked mornings for the "I forgive you. muqhachos othei-8 are getting. Makarios for Plebiscite DULLES' TREATMENT SET FOUST QUALITY Gown Your Droarns "If 'anyone in the legislature or Crucial vote expected today in so*! homo hooting, dairy, . outside has any constnictive aug- (boys), and you will forgive me.” Washington, Feb. 18 WB-- .FIRST QUALirV, Kasperait is survived by hia wife, Oklahoma State House on resolu­ Seeretary of State Dnlies’ doc­ 100% WOOL CONNECTICUT’S FASTEST GROWING gestions on the budget.that do not Tlieh he calmly told the execu- i HEAVY our w o v i Margaret E. Kasperait. include new or increased taxes I tioners:,^,_ tion that could send Oklahomans London, Feb. 18 (49—Greek Cyp-’ leader of the island s Greek C.vp- tor* announced today they have CARFET SPECIALTY SHOP. - >! V . DQNT FORGET YOUR PACKAGE OF “Get leady.. .aim,', .fire!" to polls again to vole on prohibi­ riot leaders pressed Archbishop riot majority. agreed unanimously on a plan of LOK-WEAVE will be happy to discuss them with tion. , . Former orchestra leader TEXTURED , You get premium quality them," the Governor said’. , Executions st 303 _ __ . - Makarios todav\o demand a pleb-' Makarios was understood tone treatment of his cancer, be|dn- CARPET MoMU^est with RT-98 .. .the i,'- Ribicoff made the comment after Prime Minister Fidel Castro: Don Bestor of Westport ordei ed by j j ^ j ^.^ich the people oC C y-; under heavy pressure to hold off nlng Frida.v with radiation ther- TWEED noet oompietciy effective fuel ALCOA WRAP PoKce Hold 12 newsmen asked him to comment had branded Sosa Blanco a m ass: apy. ■ R«««iariy $14.03 eq. yd. oii additive in use today. Aiui on Republican attacks on hi* gen­ murderer and \irtually demanded ; Uh’^ .^ o r cTDa^rfen ‘ MARSHALL HAS NEW STROKE you get premium service. An- eral fund budget, submitted to the Ws death. The unofficial total of for alimony and supptrt of the! Mediterranean island^^ A majority of Makarios' Greek NOW $ 1 0 . 5 0 Sq. Yd. O N L Y $y.5 0 Sq.Yd. 7S FOOT R O LL...... • • For Vandalism Ft. Bragg, N. C„ Feb. IS {IPh— tomstir deliveriee . . . s baL Legislature yeateVday. executions carried out by the rev­ couple’a two children. confeienc o . _ Cypriot ad-visors reportedly have aneed payment pian and many GOP State Chairman Edwin H. told him that any agreement on Gen. George C. Marshall has had olutionary regime now la 303. I Former New Haven attorney 1 ^ AHn«n Man* IS FOOT ROU ...... 29e May Jr. aald the governor is j independence for Cyprus without another stroke and his condi­ other eatima designed to' make Bridgeport, Feb- 18 f/P)-—Bridge­ -Sqsa Blanco got a fleeting lease; 1 Herman Alderman fa.'e* eight 7U Turkish Premier Ac^nan Men- tion todav Is considered serious. kom# bmtin| reailg easy. port and Stratford Police have "ducking hia fiscal respohsibtllty i on life - - and a second trial—after; ' count, fl*-embezzlement and oh-' deres recovers from a genuine plebiscite on the Island I and la attempting literally to pass "would be considered invalid and j The World Wer II Army Chief 18-INCH HEAVY DUTY .. . . . 59c ulten into custody a total of 12 the carnival atmosphere of his; I taming money from clients under tered in the plane <=[a*h yesterday of Staff suffered a mild stroke Service Deparynent Features: persons, ranging in age from seven the buck to future generations.” first trial Jan. 23 brought adverse I false VetensM. . . . Troop rem- '«:hy'h billed 15 or the 24 per.scins utterly unacceptable" by the is-; Ribicoff commented only briefly Jan. 15 at his winter home at M b b U l i M t i;!$t to 21, In connection with two In-' criticism from abroad. The same; forcementa rush Into barricaded . lands Greek-speaking population. 1 nearbv PInehurst and wae hw- cidents of vandalism during the on the Republican criticism,'stress­ BrazaaviUe in French Congo to Mendeves’ injtirlM were reported The escape of the 60-year-old ^ I M o THEDGE WAL|p-TO-WAU WSTAI^UTIONS ing his beUef that the people 3-man t-ribunal tried him ■ again’, ! medlately transferred to an GEt ypUR IHtRY BUNK FOB THE pSst fell' days. ' Menderes when the viscount wanted to avoid new or Increased this time in quiet courtroom, and ; copo with ronthiuiag political riot.* Army hoopltiLl here. He lm YS- In Uie first, in which 120 win­ came up'yesterday with the same in w hiclf22 Africans have t«en * aadr'r Nuri Birgi said it was hopecl crashed in the fog, near London |tliF)Ki|klNG^^^^^ ★ SEA M IN G dows in the Bullard-Havens Tech­ taxea. Ihe would be out of the hospital yesterday was described by air­ "My feeling Is that the people of gullt.v verdict. LABOR FOB SHORTEB WEEK nical School were broken over the .Resigned 'to his fate, Sosa- Brium*. Queen Mother gets' „ „ ' , , „ port officials as a near jrtiracle. ! San Juan, Puerto Rico, Feb, ; ★ REBURLING M GlVE^ti^ weelqend, Bridgeport Police have the, state will support this apr lant treatment from thousands o f' Conipllcatmns Increase ■ 508 » M . .'lu'.-- V . ed M isr^ Stt mli^YiiN'bWstoii^),, proach,” he said. ! ' ”Blanco ." "V refused to make a 'yiefsonal Shortly after' Menderes’ plane ; 18 (49—The ABXrCIO tffl^ STAMPS —■ - . ... * — rounded up five boys and one girl, May attacked Ribicoffa record i plea, for nls life. 1 shall go, with Africans lining streets of Kisumu, f ccmplicatlona were mount- crashed, another aircraft passed; kicked Off a drive to ahortea ^ MAIN STR all seven to L2 years of age. Sch.ool $462,200,000 budget- and called it' a clear conscience,' he'.BHid. Keny«, during roval tour .. TwdiinB ^dr the conference, which the just overhead and landed safely | work wriek to asaWF^wiiat ttfflM officials estimate the damage .at •phniq finanolng” ywit«rday after; In his last hour.sr-he visited gbips (Hjlllde In English Channel' British, Greek and Turks had hop- with Greek 'Premier Constantine i leadere eaU iaaii[ht^i