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Mystery Sub 11% Ounce Baby Adm, Bur tie States Born Live, Dies \ * ' . Seen Trapped Des Moines, Feb. 8 (iff)—A 11^ ounce baby claimed to be Russians Slashed By Argentina the smalleat ever born alive died early thik-morning about 28 hours after his'-blrth. Buenos Aires, Argentina, ,'The child was bofft'4,0 Mr. Submarine Output Feb. 8 (/P)— Argentine war­ and Mrs. Morris C. Verm^Uen ships and planes searched to- of Des Moines a t 11:32 p.rni'- da.v for a mystery submarine (CRTi Saturday night. It died Washington, FeS. 8 long-range bomber*,'' Iwt eald believed lurking.off the coast at 3:16 a.m. this morning. Certificate of . . ^ ' fViAtrthey rli/l did nnt not Arfllllllv Actually Ao do flO. so. The resident pediatrician at Adm,. Arleigh Burke says of southern Ar^entina^ Still Osteopathic Hospital said He went on: ., • Newspapers claimed that the Russia has cut down on sub­ "They actuallv built submarines the child started breathing submarine has been bottled up in about two minutes after birth marine production, but the in Ifl.'ie. They had the capability the Golfo Nuevo, a strategic 30- to continue, but vy-hat did they do? and wa.s well formed despite Soviet submersible fleet poses bv-40-mile inlet 650 miles south­ the fact he was three months U.S, Court "one of the gravest military They got a large number of sub- west of Buenos Aires. There was premature. mariiles and then they stopped no indication what its nationality Mrs. Vermuelien, mother of threats we face.” and they went into new produc­ might be. It la kno\^’n that aome Soviet Navy Secretary Gaston Clement three other children, w-as re­ tion, but their new production is ported doing well. To Get Plea aubmarlneg can fire miaeilea, the much less confirmed that a widespread hunt chief of naval operations told a is underway but described some The American Medical “They Will build submarines at Assn, listed a 12-otince girl House Appropriations eubcom- some "lesser rate to replace prob of, the press reports as "absolutely mittee. He did not elaborate in untrue." He refused to djscuss which died in Chicago .54 14th Time ably the submarines they n o w hours after its birth last year, that portion of his testimony made have and keep their submarine stories -saying the submarine hsd public today, but he said the So­ been hit by depth bombs dropped and Miss Jacqueline , Benson, force about level. You can get a 22. of Palatine, HI.. ,who viet threat extends both to sea capability on a crash program and by planes. Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 8 (JP)— communications and to U.S. clt The Navy secretary complained weighed 12 ounces at birth, as Convict-author Caryl Chess­ be completely misled. . .'' the previous smallest babies. les. ’ Burke's p u b 1 i s h e d testimony that the sensational treatment of man today was denied a stay Burke's testimony also sup­ contained no estimate ,of present the operation "has created a false of execution, scheduled Feb. ported, e u r r e ri^ U.S intelligence Soviet submarine strength. Elarlier atmosphere." estimates based on Soviet inten­ estimates have ranged around 500 But the official cold water did 19 in the San Quentin Prison tions as well as Soviet. maximum new or recent craft. not dispel public curiosity. Thou­ State News gas chamber? capabilities. Rep. Daniel J. Flood (D-Pai told sands flocked to ^ the beaches Judge Richard Chambers, chief "We have made gross errors in Burke •‘■You have come up with around the gulf to wait ^or ac­ justice of the U.S. Ninth Circuit the past by using the old system," this one ithe imelligence concept! tion. (Jourt of Appeals, also refused to his, said. in 90 days in order to balance the The newspaper Democracla sgld Roundup issue a certificate ' of probable i)urke cited what he said were budget. the trapped submarine had been cause fob appeal. estintates that the Soviets could damaged and two other .subma­ This would have granted Chess­ rines quickly moved into, the area East Hartford. Feb. 8 iff) — A build, ^hundreds and h^^ndred* of (Continued on Page Thirteen) man a hearing before the full to divert search forces so the crip­ bullet took the. life of 17-year-old i court of appeals in an effort to re­ pled craft could slip away. It said William Ramsey of Hartford while j verse U.S. District Judge Louis E. the imidentified submarines were he was" target shooting with two i Goodman's refusal to grant a writ Would^Skip Primary Test nuclear-powered. companions here last night. ' | of habeas corpus. The submarmine sensation first Ra.iisey, a BiilkeJey High School i 'Chessman now is expected to ap­ developed a week ago: TTie Argen- senior, and president of the Con­ peal again . to the U.S. Supreme Une destroyer Cervantes and two necticut Federation of 'Student Court, which ha* considered the ■ patrol ships reported locating a Councils, was shot In the head as | case 13 times. Kennedy Aides Air submarine in the gulf but It got he examined a target in the cellar I Should this effort fail, an ap­ away. of the home of Robert Tomas, 18. | peal for clemency probably, will be More Argentipe warships, includ­ Another youth was present. | made to California Gov. Edmund ing an aircraft carrier were rushed The shooting was listed by po- | G. Brown. to the area. lice as-an accident. They said j Chesaman was sentenced to Offer to Gov. Brown I Clement told newsmen that naval Ramsey had Just finished llring j death in 1948 on charges Of kid­ electronic devices had defected the .22 caliber revolver and handed i strange objects, presumably (mb, naping. robber.v and perverted I it to Tomas. ! sexual asaaults against two young ' Albuquerque. N. M., Feb. “ "I should know ..then," .. ^ marines, seveiyil times lately. But . Tomas was checking the cylind- I Spokesmen for John F.'Kennedy Kennedy said. women. He has been in Death er,- police said, appare'ntly think- | Row for nearly 12 years and has approached California party off(- The California situation takes (Continued on Page Thirteen) ing"'-all the shots had been (Ired. I cisils at the Western Democralib, on increased' importsutce in view | - ;— ------escaped • seven earlier execution The wea"pbn discharged and the date* through various legal njpves. Conference and proposed "terms" pf the evident sup^rt for Ren.] bullet struck Ramsey. | under which Kennedy would stay Eij-ndon Johnson of Texas in the! A C , Atty. George T. Davis based the Ramsey died later at Hartford. application for appeal • on three out of the California presidential Soiithwest and some western . S Hospital. I primary. main ground*: .. The Massachusetts S e n a t o r 's ' Texa.s partisans who worked the : ¥ a. D t r v l x 'l 'c 1. Aji act of God brought about campaign aide, it 'vas learned, ex­ conference lobby here credited' cll JLl.lS^lll-& Body in .4»hpK when the court reporter at the pressed doubt h*l would enter the JohntorKwith more than 200 of the , ” ■ Pomfret Center, Feb. 8/ i/fV —- original trial died before complet­ winner-take-all contest for the 271 weat'ern votes at the national! Melvin Zeller, a grocer, noted yes­ ing transcribing his notes, had de­ state's 81 convention votes against convention,,on top of the 400 they Of Dominicans terday as he was passing that the Anaata.s I. Mikoyan, Soiuet deputy prime minister, sells achievements under communism to nied Chessman equal rights and Crov. Rdmund O. Brown's favorite count in th^-, South. shack of Arthur Bennet was miss­ a mass meeting of Cuban textile workers in Havana. At right is an interpreter. protsetion. . Kennedy forces termed the west­ Photofeiec'), ,' I'.‘ 2. Chessman hsd keen subjected son candidacy. Washington, Feb. 8 .ffi— - The ing from its location on Route 97. But the Californians- were in­ ern Claim as ^e'essive Zeller, who delivered groceries j to cruel and unusual punishment formed. the Kennedy people would The conference provided a wesl- Organization of AmericsTri States by being kept on Death Row so today takes up the problem of to the 78-year-old Bennet .Ijttt like definite assurances firs): from em showcase fo\ Kennedy, Hum­ Tuesday, thought Bennet hed de­ Payola Hearijtig^ Opeft t. r - ^ long. Brown that he would release his phrey, both declared candidates, candid: w'hether .to Investigate alleged Mikoran Cites violations of human rights in the. cided to move the sHack. But Zel­ 8. Section 209 o f the Cahfomia . delegates after the first -ballot in and- Jobnion. who\saidV. he ista not ler mentioned it to a neighbor, law under whjph Chessman was Los Angeles. Brown has "disavowed seeking the liominatiOT. Dominican, Republic. The question will be put to the Lincoln Crosby. Soviet Strength sentenced to death has been serious presidential ambitions. It also serj-ed to\ widen the Crosby decided to check. He Just Paid Consultants, changed. Roger Kent, California Demo­ breech bet-ween the pa)tly’s nation­ 21-nation OAS council at the re­ quest of Venezuela, a bitter foe of found Sennet's shack burned to the Judge Chambers heard Chess­ cratic" state vice chairman, and al chairman. Paul Butlfr. and the ground. In the ashes were the re­ man's latest application for a stay Mrs. Fnizabeth South.'- national Johnson faction. In a ^atement Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo. In Cuban Talks There were reports from’ Tru­ mains of Bennet. of execution in Tucson Friday. . committeewoman, were asked to tiken by some as directed, against 2 Ex-Disc Jockeys Say A. "’L. Wirin, counsel itor the take the message back to Brown. the Senate majority leader, Butler jillo's country, meanwhile, that the ..Havana, Feb. 8 (ff)—Soviet.-au- strongman may_soon return to the (Continiied on Page Four) ( Amiejican Civil Libert tea Union, They did not nramit themselves on in" a speech Saturday night called [iersaiearrian A.naataa I., Mikoyan said, an immediate. appeal fir a the proposal. . for election of a liberal Demo- Dominican presidency as a show Washington. Feb. 8 iff) — Two*-at the request rtf another former made appearances at .botJi ends of of strength? stay of execution will be made to One , Kennedy staff member cralicf candidale. former Cleveland disc jockeys, disc Jockey. Norman Prescott, em­ Cuba's social scale yealerday. He Jiohnson may not enter an.v pri­ Venezuela charged "flagrant the U.S. Supreme Court. voiced concern that Brown might U Nu’s ‘Cleans’ preparing to testify at the opening ployed until recently by Boston was thunderously applauded on ' "We have nol yet decided wheth­ hold the delegation until it was too maries . but Texas Democratic violations of human rights by the stations. — both occasions. Chairman Ed Connally of Abilene government of the Dominican Re­ of the payola hearing today^ con­ er we will appeal • to the. entire late to help the Senator's bid for tended they were paid as cnhslilt- ^Prescott -whs the first witness The Soviet deputy premier made court or to a single justice," he' tlie presidential nomination. commented: public" and said politics! prisoners heard by the Bubcommittee. the second public address of his Many of the delegates at the therb are being tortured. Hold Big Lead anU and not for plugging songs. said. Kennedy said after hlf speech Through their attorney. Wealey Outside 'i.nc hearing room, Hop- Cuban visit to a meeting of the "We will ai^eal- on three here """vesterdav—that— he^- 'W-mrid i-eonfer-eTK-a-wcrc.convinced.for__tha The CDminicjut Republic j s ex­ kink_told neatameti. admitleiL, . . . . .1 A__* Caf, TnVinttnn la ■ HopHins—and—4qjeph—^Finan—said- jiationai- -Jiederation -—of—Textile make a decision on whether he first time that Sen. Johnson is a pected to respond to the Vene­ accepting leer from a local dis­ Worker*- L>ast night he attended serimiB candidate for the nomina­ zuelan cJiarge with a counter­ In Burma Vote they have'broken ho laws "or even (Condnned on Page Seven) will enter the June 7 California our contracts." Both .are former tributor." ■a concert of the Havana Symphony* prlnjary within the next month. He tion." charge that human rights are be- conducted by Russian composer Kennedy's appearance at a final jng violated in Venezuela, Rangoon, Burma, Feb, 8 iffi— disc jockey.e on Cleveland Radio- Zimmerman said his . clients noted the filing deadline for the were in Washington to help the Aram Khachaturian. breakfast yesterday and'.his pub-1 aisp jn ay challenge, along Former Permier U Nu's supporters TV station KYW. -• California primary ■ Is May 8^ subcommittee, not to defend them­ Uc address that afternoon ciimax- with otherVnembers. the right of held a' wide lead today in early The two, wijh A tty. Drtnald Zim­ Miko.van's .speech to the texlile after the Wisconsin primary merman. spoke to reporter.s outside selves. workei-s included the uauai Soviet in vehlch be is opposed by Sen. Hu­ the OAS to intervene in what it returru! from parliamentary elec­ Bulletins (CnnHnued on Page Thirteen) tions to end military rule in Bur­ the hearing room a.s'the House His clients.'he said, teel they vio­ boast of missile strength coupled bert Hii,mphrey of Minnesota. may claim are the internal affairs lated no state or federal law-, or of the nation. The American Re­ ma. Legh-alatiVe Oversight subcommit­ with assurance of Russia's desire from the AP Wires tee began behind closed doors its their contracts Zimmerman said for peace. publics are pledged against fuch , U Nu's ao-called "Clean Fac- any payments they received‘were intervention. . ■ * ^ tion'' of the Anti-Fascist Peoples probe into alleged under-the-table "Those who talk of war," the payments for plugs on the air and for their opinioi as to' "which rec­ Soviet leader said, "know that If The OAS has no mechanism for Freedom League (AFIPFL) had ord htd merit and which one SHIP .AFIRE AT SEA captured 59 seats so far in the other radio-TV practices. ye can send a rocket to the moon protecting human rights. An In­ didn't." Miami, Fla.. Feb. 8 (ffT—Tha Reds Agree to Hunt 260-member-parliament as opposed "The closed se.«sion was ordered With suctf'pl'^io'ou- we can send a 8S Clara, burned early today ter-American Commission on Hu­ wicket with the same precision to man Rights, ordered established in to 11 for the AFPFL's "stable" Subcommittee Chairman Oren within sight of Fort de Francpi 19.59. is still in the formative stage. wing. The Communist-line United Harris (D-Ark) said the opening- any point on Earth.", martinique. the Coast Guard re­ There was some speculation that Front (NUF) and the independents day closed session was arranged But "war is against our wishes," ported. The vessel was not fur­ For Missing Italians the Inter-Americran peace commit­ had taken only one seat each. It News Tidbits at Prescottis request. he adderi". "W« want peace,'peace ther Identified. At 2:41 aim., tee- a 5-nation group which has appeared certain that U Nu would Harris read f r House rule per­ forever.". . . the radio station at Fort de special Jewel's (of- investigating again head the government. Culled from .4P Wires mitting witnesses to be henrd ini- Mikoyan got another big hand France, relayed to the Coast _tially itt executive session when as tic outlined" the rise of the S o-; ' By A. 1. hoU>BEBG tensions in the Caribbean might .Headquarters of U Nu's group Guard at 3Ilaml th is.sps picked be utilized. ' . claimed victor.v in lOd^' constitu­ up from 8S Clara as she drifted Moscow. Feb! 8 Iffr—The wife of (('ontlniied on Page Five) But the committee, even -with its encies and pr^icted the Clean Dr. Roger Bannister. firsTjuan to (Continued on Page Seien) 1(1 miles west of the Martinique rlsiting President, Giovanpi Gron- special powers, could not send rep- Faction would win at least 1.50 crack 4-minute niile, tells millions port: "Request assistance. We Chi of Italy obtained a Soviet re.aentatives' to the Dominican Re­ seals against only 30 for the 'Cannot control fire.” Agreement today for a new in­ of British television viewers that, »■» a public without the consent of the Stable, group. n e w British - American-Spanish 1 OIrl Um*"#*** rr.#»vailf*n quiry into the fate of thousands government there. The AFPFL, which had ruled treatment is giving bark sight to ' I 8TALEM.ATE ON GYPBDS Of Italians stUi' listed as missing In Observers in the Dominican capi­ Burma since it won independence children hiinded by rheumatoid Nicosia, Cyprus, Feb. 8 Iff)— World War II. tal reported, meanwhile, that Gen­ fronr Britain in 1947, split two arthritis. . President Eisenhower The British . go% eminent an­ Mrs. -Gronebi mefc with, officials eralissimo Ttaijillo may soon again years agte. As a result of the fac­ asks Congress for extra 89.50 mil­ nounced today a 'stalemate had of the ' Soviet Red Cross and have title of president, Althoiiah lion in appropriationa--for present been reached on negoHattons to he. has retained his power, his tional feuding that followed. U NU Free Choice Crescent Society cm the question handed - over' the premiership 16 fiscal year. -implement the agreement for that long has strained relfttions j younger brother. Hertor Trujillo, months ago to a houseclearting A New York Slock Exchange Cypnis to become independent , between, the two countries while i ha.s. been nominal president since 1 19.51- , military regime headed by. Lt. Gen. membership sells for $135,000, down by March 19. The stoteiiient her husband was discussing world Ne Win, the army commander. $15,000 from previous Transaction Met Auditions Judges from Government House said problems wilh'Premier Nikita S, The report.Church as grounds for official, assistant mr.nagcr John again!" Thorpe said, "and 1 think line frtr the .throne — will hear •aid thetalks tonched not only on marriage annulment. Gutman. . , it's a scandal.' , .« the name Mounthatten-lVliid* ? Soviet-Italian problems but also Loose Nut on Steering Wheel Labor Secretary James D. Mitch­ “The results were arrived at by In New, Vork, Gutman agreed sor, giving them her husband'a faitemational questions. ell says labor and management majority vote, which I thought was he had told the other judgw thait name m • well as her own. A , .w t Gronchl's visit has b«en inter­ sbould “eat and drink together" the good did-faa'-iioned democratic the Metvwaa inte'reMed mainly, in palace spokestiian said “the preted as a further chance t;o pra- Nation’s Biggest Highwaj Peril more often'. .. U.S. Rep. Robert process," he. said. But he added singer* ' with big enough voice to queen has had this in mlml foe sent his ideas to leaders at the com­ Ciaimi (D-Conh) announced the that the rules did. permit him to projec-t across , the opera house's a long' time and It is close to ing summit meeting. Italy .will not appointment of State .Rep. Thomas have final say. , . 'Chicago, Feb. 8 iff) — if . Jones said the. council, esti- big orchestra, 'and that only two her heart. "The Queen haa al- IM>NN.4' CAKLuA g r o n c h i F. K elly (D-East Haven) as his , The-xofllest ■ wag_the Middle At- be reprMented. There'll be a lot of changes on contestants had that kind .of voice. way* wanted to associates the Qrohebt carried sin altitude of mates that the number of mo­ "personal aide in matters relating htnlic auditions here Saturday 'as "If .they disagreed With me,'' name of her husbsuid with her the natiopis highways 10 tor vehicles will have increas­ a _ xi. _•_II-.,.-. J — ..a-. - part of the' opera's annual talent frankness into the dinner ajt the again ,tonight when Gronchi gives " years from now, but, a safely to the’ railroad'induatry:’* Gutman said, "why were they so own and his descendants, with­ •mbassy. In a toast he told the a reception for Soviet official* at ed by half—to lOO, million—=;by Authoritalliye informant^ any search. The \f1nner. Miss LaVergne lily-livered they didn't apeak up out changing the name of the official says,, that loose nut •Monette of Baitlmorc, earned„the Soviet leaders the East-West Cur­ the. Italian embasaj', ...... on the steering wbeel-stilL will 19t0. . .There, will be. Communist East Germany sought wanted to.'' royal house established bp her— tain of the pakt has left other Khrushchev entertained Grtmchi tA jpad' its .'’pfficiar Usl to winter righUto partic'p'aTe in grandfather." •' he causing accidents. lion drivers, and travel mile­ auditions and their chance fo f'a The judges wTio joined. Hunie -enuntriea with some reservations and his _family yestf rda.v at- his age will' equal a trillipni Olympic games and that a niimlier "The basic solution of the try-out at the Mel. and'Thorp? '*' criticizing (iirtman about ^ Soviet disarmament an­ country home on the Moscow river. (raffle problem is the driver,.^,, The tragic , part of the pro­ of applicants arc refused .American were, Paul (Callaway, musical di-, SPECIAL FARM MESSAGE nouncements. visas . . . Bodies of tHr^ Texas The. weekend contest ' had six ,'Thia is now (justomary for yi-vit,- hjmself," Paul Jones, spokes- jected statistical picture, he judges. One judge, critic, Paiij rector of the OpKra Society of Washington. Feb. 8 iffV—Pres­ Khrushchev took Clronchi to the mg. ^foreign statesmen. Among .man for - the National Safety said, is that highway deaths Tech College students, missing Waabuifft?**: composer't'elisr Men- ident Eisenhower wdil send to four days, are. found in rugged Hume of the. Washington Pokt] Bolshie Ballet last .night and ran'+jjChrushciiev's guests tm the river ^ Council, told Intematio.rial will hit about 55,000 annuftlly, gave this descripetion of the selec- in, director'of ^Itimore's. Pea­ Congress tomdrrdw. a special Into another distinguished visitor) unless great improvement in country near Silverton, Tex. bank last year were "Vice President 'College ‘ o f' Dentists conveni, .tion process: • ' body Conservatory of Music; and farm message that is expected ambassadoj- Henry cabot Lodge. Richard^ Nixon and- British Prime, . tion. f accident prevention is achiev­ Sen*. Everett M. Dirksen tR- A-1 tic John White of the Richmond to insist upon legislation to curb ed. ' ■ ' 111) ‘and Allen J. Ellender (D-La) ‘'Gtilmani told us." 'Oenltemen. ■ilie chief American delegate to Minister Ij;arold Macmillan. '"Pqolprbof highways, safer youi can select , the second and Times-Dispatcli. a mounting, and costly surplus . The total of disabling inju­ launch . separate fights to reduce the United Nations talked briefly Gronchi had private talks-with car?, . electronic: 'traffic - en­ third place winners by the demo­ The. sixth judge. .Richard Bates, of .wheat- But whether the-PrM-;^ with the Soviet premier, who was the Soviet leader but he called the forcement devices are fine. ries for 1970 is estimated at $3,696,000 that jSenate committees mvtsic director of .the National Gal- ’ ident will - stand firm oh JHuA . and autoebmmittees want to spend cratic process, but I must insist on entertaining Gronchi on a state day ' mainly. "a simple family fe- But nothing will ever be de­ two million. „» - the controlling voice in who la.th^. iVyIsry 'of of Art,,saidArt;,said hehe. was not upsetu repooifnieodattoas calling vlglt ,to Russia. Lodge ia on a pri- uhlon.” Formal talkif'begin today vised that c£t keep a driver The 1959 traffic death loll on investigations. .... 'h a d fewer prlw supporto sad The New YTirk Blue Cioss Bays flrs.t place winner.''' The second iAybri.GiJrtman's condiUon’e and Tafe tour. on dlsarmamant, European secu­ ftjom having an accident if he, was 37,800.. , ami third winners receive, cash but wanted M iu Monette lfrom nhtten of eoatrola on a ^ '(E | | g | ...... The Indicated cost .of iccl- 'It w-lU have to Mjt for a 80 per to wln. The .b^let was“ 8wan Lake.” rity and aid to underdeveloped na­ ,himself, doesn'ti't^ his leveK do not go on to tha national finala. the etart. If p questloa. The tn e* •f* expected to meet tions. beat not to hava onA" , d e n ta te ,000,000,000. cent rata Increaaa.' '

r J V V. f FA6E:WIR®!f MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERXLD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1960 F iU n E tw o i 'y -Nu’s ‘Cleans’ ! Science Shrinks Piles fi,- basso from the "Met" got as warm Bolton a reception aa I have ever seen Coventry MEG May Ask Town locally. He’s weli krtown, has a fine M m ^ Sheinwold on Bridge Hold Bijj Lead NeW Way Without SurgeiBi voice as far ai timber is con­ Teacher Pay cerned, and is bad musically and Fisher Calls For 10% Pay Boost In Burma Vote Stops Itch—Relieves Paiii' artistically. But- he "'went over" DEVELOP WEAK SUIT < astonifUag itstsmssts Hit* "M sg on 'the basis of personality and H artM onth X..* T.rk. n. T. rSsMtall -t Fbt ths Bid Discussed BEFORE TRUMPS * 1 *•*.-.. ‘ ■ ' ' ■ first tim« sciene* has found * new hsTe.eeaaed to be s pmblsml past reputatibp. <~- For Teachers By Alfred Sheinwold NOKIH The Municipal Employes Group* ment head level Into the MF.G, (rontlnued from. Pag* One) healing mbattne# with the aiton- The eeeret if a new’ healing gsh* On the other,hand, Teresa Stra- When there are gaplrtg holes In i«hlng sbitity to shrink hemor. itanee i Bio-Dyne*)—dieeOTSlT ai tas, heard recentfy, received a po- (MEG) will dtiru«i^ requesting a | ^ X 'l^ r* llo w m g tl^^m rhoids. atop itching. »nd roliove s syorld-famoue reeesreli Ifis titt^ By Democrats all of the side suit* you ihay heed I mised lo pre.aei ve and continue the | This eubstanc# Is now sesflsM* Hte hearing when she was really As Substitutes dummy’s trump* to rUff out a 10 per cent across-the-board raise another auhject tip for ^ I milltsrv regime's cleanup of cor- i pstn - without surgory. impeccable In performance an^ i l i d V s • In esse after case, while gently In tvpporitoTi/ or nt'sfsUnf / s j * side cqrd or two. Don’t .draw w i s r v * A * r for white collar workers In the ^ .tiHciiaainn Feb. l,'5. i I ruptloH that plagued the previou.t reii'ering pain, actnnl reduction under th* name Prensesfls* blessed with a feally fine voice, Teachers salary ijchedulea were tnfrfips early in siich a hand. .5. Revising exisUng personnel* At yonr drnggiet. Ilonsy use*, Supt. of Schools Royal O. Fisher ♦ K«2 Ail.* neiat town btidRct, parliamentary regime. The Stables (thnnkage) took place. albeit none.too dramatic. Why? today said there is a shortage of dlscuM^ at *010* length at the West opened the ace of clubs, and Ths rsise whirh mav b# souehl rii!es_>n• members—from 10 to 15 per cent. Iricls are slow. SPECIAL FOR 3 DAYS—TUES., WIO*. THORS. ' dlence is considerably oldeif and the right time would stimulate the terest to taxpayer*, Mrs, Agnes thing else. Any experienced law­ Tam 3 4 ram for dentist appointments and the r *hould have had proportionately By this, i mean that 1 Ihini^they Ronald P. Murphy, a tedcher in All Pas* The MEG'S request would ap­ U -\u ea.sily won election to the ^ performers to further effort, and the science department X t Coven­ Kreyslg and Mrs. Helen Meloche yer would have told him this like. chamber of deputies. His 26.369 ^ grtaitr opportunities, would be incluined to grant the the audience would g*j,,more for Openiag lead — A A parently be the first formal one Pay Weekly Boston Symphony a warmer recep­ try Grammar SchoolJ mm been se­ of the Board qf Education attend­ wasn’t so, . from a large number of while col- ^ n^vins ,..... I vote.* were, more than four times- N E O U n ^ The Storrs hudience is enthusi- its money. So if you attend, show ed the session. Mrs. Catherine Knowing^o better, declarer led 7. Having all town depart-;- the combined total of hi.* oppon- : aatic, and responds yijfdrously to tion than the Chicago Orchestra, your approval ..when you like a lected by the A^warw Committee I -at OQt ctat- i ments paid every week. Some are* if both of them should appear in to be a particlpairt/in the National Peresluhs, also a D e m o c r a t i c the seven of spades from dummy The union, 991. Slate, ' enta. The Cleans took all nine HIGH a w^l performed number; it po- number; don't worry what the and let it ride for a finesse. West heart In dummy, discard a club en o r town. Science Found^lon In-Service Board member, was unable to at- the king of diamonds, ruff a dia­ County, and Municipal Employes,' ‘ '„ * MKf; member seals in Rangoon, and Stable,fac- * Utely applaud* those numbers others may think. 'They’re proba­ tend. ' * ^ was ready with a small spade, and .tion leadera U Ba Swe and U i w'hich have not as much artistic They feel that the Boston’s re­ bly just waiting to lake their cue Science Institute’ at the University mond, and ruff your last heart. HEELS PRIMi putation is superior, to the Chi- of ConnectiqUt In the nprlng se Bolton teacher* now hold con- South thought his finesse had won. i K,vaw Nyein were defeated. ;■ merit, Mancheeter's audience ap- from you. Declarer promptly repeated the The defenders can get on* club, workers In the ; Board. One town employe is ap- •cago’s so it's safer to applaud the mester. traots providing salaries of $4,000 one diamond, and one trump, but ter and Sewer, and M „„inied bv the Board of Directorsi Top leaders of the pro-Com- ■' plaud* politely for almost every- r Funds Sought finesse, but this time West took , muniat NUF -al.so .suffered defeat AHACHED LE A tH iK i; Ihint, with familiar numbers t«t‘ orchestra from Massachusetts. Piano Music—Chopin to $8,500 in 18 steps. The Board nothing else. partmenta, It requeaU pay raises represent all employes who ^ Actually, this is not the case. At Gulomar Novae*, Soloist Voter's will be asked ait’ a town of Education is considering a re­ the king of spades. He returned- ' early In the balloting, ting •omewhat more than others, a trump, and now South was in Dally Questioa raises cranted all em- are members of the pension plan, present the Chicago plays much Vox VB X 401 . I meetmg to be acheduled within* a quest for a new contract providing Partner bids one spade, and the I U Xu declared ye.sterday that I regardless of their performance. serious trouble.' plovei n^erent v e K y the U ard but the MFC wants to be able to , ! the "whole rounlr.v owes a debt of BLACK or BROWN—LEAVF.S NO FLOOR, MARKS Performers sense these things better than the Boston. The State Here is a collection quite rep­ w eA or 10 day* to approve a $4,200 to $7,250 in 12 steps. next player passes. You hold: g., . i..,*.'. k— St nsm* s representative of its own. Department first asked the Chi­ ^sfer of,, $2,080 for repairs to In a prepared publicity release, South led his singleton diamond Spades—5 4; Hearts—K 9 8 8: ! gratitude " to Xe Win for the way * and react accordingly. They know resentative of Chopin’s music. The totals'^*of *a^bout $30,000 each year.'< Herman-Paaacanlell la the Board-j - the elections were condufted. cago to go on a European tour last performances are slightly uneven, fcenter School the Democratic Town Committee toward -dummy, but West stepped Diamonds—10'8 4; C— Q 9 8 2. THE BEST NEOfTTE and PRIME LEATHER - when they do well, and they like up with the ace and retuigied the Such an amount lies in the current appointed representative now.i ! "Xe Win is a man Without any summer, and got turned down. The but the selection is excellent. . The State Fire Marshal’s offlee said the new figures would place What do you say? U.SED IN THIS SHOP ON AI-L SHOE REPAIRING 'C to f ^ that the audience appreci- the average salary for .Bolton's deuce of hearts. Declarer played budget.for raue. political ambitions. " he said. ” ''ate* their efforts. If the audience Department then asked the New includes all the Etudes, all the has ordered Vepairs made at the Answer: Pass. Avoid respond­ present staff at $6,050. They noted low from the dummy, and East mwts'lhis vear'a'nd’town Directora i be pensioned st th Xe Win organiz.ed the election - is m eniy polite, the performer will York to do the job, and Bernstein Waltzes, and alh the Prelud^ as old school which houses four first ing on a 5-potnt hand unless-you ■ s meeting to-(they wsqt TtThey must wait un-. Ton orderly lines as part of hts* accepted. Boston wasn't asked. grades. The repair* include; Bn- the highest in the state is $6,075 wisely finessed the eight of hearts have a fine fit for partners' suit may Vote It out a • WORK DONE W HtLE YOU W'AIT • “ give only a professionally, good well a* the monumental/B-flat morrow night in the Municipal til 65 now ■ 'pledge when the armv took con­ Sirhl'lsrly, a few seasons back, a minor sonata. cloeing the basement boiler area in New Canaan. It was said that keeping the king over dummy’s 'iVhen you have no strength and 10. Getting 3-week vacstiona ~ performance! w.hereas an enthusi- jack. Building. ‘ trol in Beplember 19.58 to return As you must have gassed, this with fireproof material, wailing up the Bolton salary schedule ranks no fit, sUy out of trouble by pass- delayed for employes with oyer five years* ' 42nd in the 109 towns in the state. The rest o f the hand was a - Raises this year were ', Burma 10. civilian'' government aa requires more than o^ record, and four basement windows, with a lie-A* service. Such employes now get i j soon, aa po.ssible. U Xri said he -louvre installed in one window, The release also asked if the nightmare, but Soiith managed to '"8 1960, General Fea- pending completion, of a this is actually an ^ u m of three (Copyright classification plan for the white •10. 12. or 14 working days, de- would confer with.Xe Win wheth- THIS IS THE HOUR! eilclosing stair towers,,firifn-oofing quality o f the teaching 'Staff had get eight tricks. The penalty of ^rOe^erarMsnager'parading on w l«^^ they work . SAMYULYEIS in the “Vox-Box"/series. They’re ture* Corp.) ; er to keep military officers in the transoms and Installlhg fire re­ increased to justify the request. 200 points was not exactly a tri­ 23 0.4K ST.—“Shoe Repairing Of The Better Kind** , sold at less t h ^ half' the norhial umph. Richardmi^urn*.A Martin: FormalC'/M-ma) flnnrova!approvaj V i*aR> v.4p k , ' new government. list price, how;(Aer, so^they’re not sistant doors. The foundation ' and About Town (RIASH VIOITM DDES The new parliament is achedul­ steps are also to be repaired. Go back to the third trick and n. which wa* aa .Same Side A * Walking, A Few Stepp From Main St.. expensive. Bomarco will 'see a travel film, try leading a heart instead of a Bridgeport, Feb. 8 (4^)—A car the understanding ed to convene .4pril 1 to elect a Miss Noyies plays the smaller According to these ret^ m en - “ A Grand Tour of Western Eu­ struck and fatally Injured 62-year, I premier and cabinet. datiop* bids were sought mi draw­ spade. The heart finesse works works in/magnificent manner. The rope," at its meeting Feb. 27 at the and you lead a diamond while en-, old PaUy Rende of Bridgeport on larger ^ e s are a bit beyond her, ings and specifications as ap­ Community Hall. All meetings of Beechmont Avenu? here Saturday proved by the Offlee of* the StLSte tries to the dummy are still plen­ but tb^’- are very acceptably*done Bomarco are open to married tiful. ' West can take the ace of night. Rende died in SI. Vincent’s nevmh'eless. C h o p in himself Fire Marshal and the Board" of MacArthiir and Mrs. Donald Wil couples in the community, but be­ Hospital four hours after the ac­ -weeki diamonds but can do nothing to two grievanres are still unsettled. tra days for every two year* over) cqdldh’t play some of them, and Education. Six bids were receive liams. ' cause of the special nature of this cident. Police Identified the driver with the low bidder being O. V hurt you. ■Mw-t Keb. 15 ten were gained bwthe town union | ‘ Receive Ad Alta nr Dei Awards dainied he had never heard them PTA offlcialg report there is need program anyone interested* is In­ Regardless of the defense, you of the car as Willard Beloff, S3, Announcement that the MEG propefly-done until Liszt per­ Brlandson of Bolton. The Board for six full time volunteers for the vited to attend. Mrs. Daniel Post Bridgeport. ‘ - In recent negofiatlona leading up i iSix .Sr-oiits of. Troop 120. St. James* Church, received the. Catholic Scouting Award. Ad^Altare Del. han requested that this amount be can take the ace of hearts, ruff a would consider seeking a io per to the signing of its "working ■ formed therm, library program at the. Robertson and Mrs. Philip Longstreth will be .cent -raise was ■-e'ontained in the vesterdav at* the archdioceaan Boy Scout rally in Waterbiiry. Reading from lop to bottom eft trSiisferred to their budget from hostesses. sgreesienl" %yilh Martin Jan. 27'.; row. are Brian Jeffries Paul Vegiard and Jo.seph Kusmik. Right row, John f ranzoaa, Walter pulls'^'A9SAI School. Of this number one-is agenda for a, group meeting Feb. Benefits gained by an employes' ; funds on hand that came from the needed every other Tuesday and Minor smoke damage was Scadden and Peter'Shainm.. i Herald Photo by Pinto, i Ohaconne for VIoHn ^d-,prgaii sale..of school property. ‘This has 15 ip the Munic.pal piuildir.g* bijrgaining gtoiip normally go t.o two every other Wednesday. The’ caused by a chimney fire at the A l­ Right now, the pay for classified Heifetz and Elsasser- - been approved* by the Board of fred Barrett house on Notch Rd p h o n e MltcheU 3-7g«2 all the workers, whether or not Victor LM 2074 school library is open from 9 to employes ranges from a $2.66.5 JNnance which is recommending 11;30 B.m. each Tuesday for pupils Friday, firemen report. The fire de­ STANLEY WARNER they are affiliated ■ e ■ g*» 1 addition to convert house at. 28 “Chaque un a son gout." the-franafer at a special town ENDS TONIGHT minimum for a ola.-k-typiat to .•4iek Ijtuvp of Grades 4. 5 and 6 and each partment was calleq out at 1:05 P M. CONTINUOUS $10,088 maximum for the deputy riihlic* Kecords •'^* meeting.- p.m, it. I>»lling an employe add some RUG and Wednesday, for Grades 2 and 3. director of public works. Under ______! Barnev Peterman for Stanley Accordihg^ to Supt. FisJier, the Anyone able to help In this drea There wpre two baptisms at St. STATED of his annual i»nused sick leave to Marlin's new plan 'the comparable RANGE Board feel* that the Center School his vacation as earned time. Wsrmntee I>eed* Best, altera lions and addition to has been 'asked to« contact Mrs. Maurice Church yesterday. Donna figures would be $2,784 and UPHOLSTERY ig now and will be in the future Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' < Paid sick leave now is 10. 12 or Robert P. and Margaret A Cole-, house at 53 Cohur-n Rd,, $1,8.50. local Robert A .^ og g a rt, PTA library CIAILTON lESTBN 110,319 an esseretial pert of the ’ ' chairman. \ Kenneth Griffin of French Rd., and _ . . . 14 working davs each year de- man to KI.RF, Construction Co. Rading Sign Co. for Connecticut • UEL OIL I inMIlUmSNNRIM The wage* of most unionized enn- „ „ ^^e basic work week. It Bank and Tni.st Co., erection of A nmliidsr that open natu 8 PAl. on Mondaya, Tneaday* school system. The library\was previously open­ Lucy Ellen, dauhgter of Mr. and Inc., property on Lydall "St. CLEANING . , Trooper tp Give Talk ed only on Tuesday but because Mrs. Clayton Thompson of Birch THI WMCRMMAIEr DIAAI accumulated to e total of U*R Housing Corp. to Henry O. two signs at 354'j W’. Middle anil Prtdaya. On those day* we offer a full 8 hours ol niUnter- GASOLINE Coventry’s Resident State srd for a Laborer 2. to $2.25 for a ranted serMce, 9 A.BL to 6 P-M, Theae honra are eepecUBy con- of the interest In the reading pro-, Mountain Rd. Ext. were baptized 90 day*. , * Zeran.* property on Hawthorne Pt. Tpke . $800, Trooper, Sgt.*' Ludwig Kolodziej heavy equipment operator. The pay 12. •Oiganizing a credit un:on Grant Wood, alteration.* lo house vralent for asTtng or transacting other ftnnncial buslneie on ronr gram her*, the M'A acted to make, by the Rpv. Bernard L. McGurk. of some falls a'oove or below thus Edward E. Machte to George and T«l. Mi »-1752 SAVE iMOliii will give a talk on safety at the the service available the additional Bulletin Board for all-employe*. Town Director. Phllomens M. LeBel, property on at 16 Pioneer Circle. $750. x.wny home from work, or while doing some Into meeting of the Coventry- PTA of range. John Hutchinson, manager of. the * MsrrIiige IJpense Dina- Thnradava. of course, the hours srs extended right stm ght hours. \ "Teaching Religion in the Home" MF.G .Agenda Items Hilliard St. BANTLY OIL Robertson and Center Schools at " ALSO SHOWN AT 6:45-10:18 Hsmillpn -Standard Federal Credit Quitclaim Deed Vaughn' Joseph Brennan Jr.. . tliTonrh to 8 PJH. Wednesdays 9 A.M. to Noon. Manchester Mail Boxes Itastalled will be the subject of the meeting Other matters on the MEG * ' HI 3-5747 p.m. Wednesday at the Robertson Union, has offered to apeak on. Wlest 'Haven, and Judith Frances Bnvtags and Loan, 1007 Main Street, near Maple Street, “Man- l \ C . Three outside m\il collection of St. Maurice Council of Catholic agenda for discu»»ion Feb. 15 are; Graxe E. Ijithiop to Everett P School. lAST STOP ON THE R o a O TO aufch a proposal Stra-lton, Hamden. Second Congre­ cheater's Oldest Flnahclat Institution.” ; ' 1 \i\ - 1 iti:i.i boxes for drop letler^f^ have been Women tonight at 8 o’clock at the 1. Having the town pay the full Lathrop, property at Frarlklin and Hostesses for refreshments will made available for the eonvenience church. Hostesses include Mrs. premium! in it* group m*urance The MEG agenda was framed Goodwin .St.« gational Church. Feh. 13. TEL Mitchell 9-4595 be mothers of pupils of Mrs of the public. 'These arA, stationed Alfred Lewis, Mrs; Harold Jarvis, j -plSJi-whlch-gives...employe* $l.000 aL « meeting of the.__executive ...... -.Building Permit*______Carolyrt Gamble’8*:Qr8de 3. Mrs, board and standing aubcnmmittee* Otto F, Heller, alterations anS' _ a Lin Garner's at Tremblay's'Grocery Sttore in the Mrs. "Dohald Tedfbrd, Mrs. Robert /UGSWI1H PRODUCTION ^ ^ 4 llf* coverage, and health and acci­ 8 Sf'M.AIER ST. James Heck will serve as chair south end, at the corner of Rt. 31 Lodi. Mrs. Peter Maneggia, Mrs. dent benefits. during an emoloyes* lunch ho’ ir addition; to house at 72 Chambers You can give tomato juice a lift ROCKVILLE TR 5-.1271 man. assisted by Mrs. James by combining it with bottled Clam We tilve kjv/.' GrSen Stamp* OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 10 AM. to 10 P.M. atid-Daley Rd. at the approximate Donald.WlIliams. Mrs. John Struff, * NO. I IN OUR NEW OPERA SERIES Employe^ riow pay two-third* of late last week. .Pt,. $1,600. geographical centel of low\. and Mrs. James Geer. PUCCINI’S "TOSCA" TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:80 the premium* and the town one- .fbarles Twichell. islteisttons and Juice*. '■ i TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Former Cheney at Vinton’s Grocery .gtore in - the The Board of Tax Revlejv Is third. (Also, employes pay the full Bark ln}urira Cnally Mills north end. holding one of its extra seamDns cost of Blue Cross and cover­ today. Closing hour for the meet­ age' I . Mail aC these stations will\be .New York - Orthopedic sur- Hartford Road picked up daily by a rural maji ing at-! the Community Hall is 7 2. TTie possibility of unionizing, and Pine St. p.m. ’rae'next, and possibly final 3 Improving, MEG communica- gehns estimate that defective pos­ SPECIAL carrier. However there will be nc» ture and avoidable accident* dam­ Manchester, Conn. . A GOOD TIME! pickup on Sundays or holidays,' session, will be Saturday from 9 HRST ANNUAL Hon* by appointing aitles and ea- tahliabing a (Sn-oui system. * age,500,000 Americans* hacks a*n- FREE PARKING!^ according to Postmaster Herman \a.m. to 4 p.m. T KEITH^S X, The Board of Deacons of the 4. A membership drn-^*imed at niialiy. The yost in medical care F. LeDoyt. and lost working time exceeds Parcel Pickup lo There is aii additional outaide igregatlonal Church will meet bringing *11 nrm-iinionized. rlassi- • A GOOD CAUSE! fled town employe* imdei depait- , $300,000,000 a .vear. l?our Oar! ' mail collection box at the local ight at 7:30 in the parish room. OPERA SERIES ^poit office on Main St. in * the The adjourned meeting of the aBoard qf Education is scheduled MID-WINTER WASHER I'South end. At this point only, mail NO TOLL ON BULKELEY OR FOUNDERS BRIDGES I is picked up each Sunday and holi­ for tomorrow at 8. p.m, at the sehool\ STATE THEATER DON'T MISS ITl day at 4 p.m., LeDoyt said. MANCHESTER, CONN. New Cruiser- Arrives The Republican Town Commit- CHOPPED TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY A new police cruiser Is now In has Xscheduled a meeting for In Full Color dnd Hi-Fi Symphonic M&slc I operation in town, according to tomorrow\ at 8 p.m. at the Cbm- On Our Giant Screen Resident State Trooper Sgt. Lud­ munity Hall. DESSERT wig Kolodziej. This equipment was Manchest^ Evening Herald Four opera* In the series starting Tuesday evenifff, Feb. 9th. SPECIALS made possible through an ap­ Reduced price for .aeries, A. opera* 88.00._ Buy aeries ticketa n o ^ Botton.-corrMpondent,- Doris FANCY FRESH YOUNG proved-budget appropriation of IPItalia, telephone Mitchell 3-6845.. individual tickete 81.00. flvenlDgs only 8:30, no Interruplioii*. $2,000 with the turn-in of the old 3.U G G E D ------^— cruiser. Officials Slate Talks OPERA NO. 1 OPERA NO. 2 There will be a round-table disr Slate 4-HRaders cusslon open to ail town board and Tues. Eve.f Feb. 9th Tues. Eve., Feb. 16th FRESHLY GROUND agehey members at 7 p.in. tomor­ Invited to Confab \ CHICKENS AND In Glorious Color row at the Robertson ^hool. First PUCCINI’S Selefctman Richard M. Galinat will Connecticut’s more than 2,000 lo­ MAGNIRCENT PUCCINt'S EXCELUNT be in charge. ' \ cal volunteer 4-H Clubxjeaders are Masterpiece Latest returns in the local New being invited to a l-da\y training LIMITED TIME! c March of . Dimes fund "campaign FEBf 1st TO F O ir. course dtl the University of Con­ "TOSCA" FEB. 13th FRYINGX include 76 'mail retufns totaling necticut March 5. \ • FRANCA DUVAL “Nadame FOOD SALE $107.'10. This bri'rtj^ to date a total 'tli'e development of youW men PTIANCO CORELU OR of $341.10 for the fund,accordlng and women through the 4-H pro­ VITO De TABRANTO to Mrs. Herbert W. Lovi,\chair- MOILING AMERICAN LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. gram will receive the attention of AFRO POLI Butterfly” lb. man. the adult leaders who guldeVand And Featuring The Group Meet "direct the state’s 7,000 or more 4-H Gloriously Told Voice Of In English Coventry Fragment Society will |j|fouthaJn. a wide range of eduVa- ^„_MARIA CANIGUA Requkiriy $144.95 LEAN (SHORT35 SHANK) meer at IT aTnirTVedhesday at the' r— - - * r lionSf'afetiyities. ' ' 'V AS'TOSCA Sung ~~ WALLACE C^ulsla f-^rofliice HICKORY SMOKED Church Community House with The program ^r the state leadr The First' Opera ■* Internationally Famous C If Mrs. C. Irving Loomis, vice pres­ era conference was announced here Ever Filmed In Opera Stars fcith the' ident, in charge, Mrs. John E. toda.v by Owen S..Trask., 4-H spe­ Glorious Color and Most Beautiful Music $100.95 (DESSERT SERV&D AT 1:30 P.M.) — Kingsbury will be in charge of cialist at the University'^ Con­ Cinemascope Ever Heard devotions. Those attending have necticut. '• '’X'-, Yellow (Onions 3 ^r15< PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CARDS been asked to bring a b a s k e t Keynoting the meeting which be­ 1 « 3 5 1 9 6 0 gins at 9:30 in the Student Union lunch. Beverages will be served. the .Super Women'* SPONSORED BY THE Scout Note* will be Dr. William Smith, Penn- "^IgERA NO. 3 OPERA NO. 4 b e a u t y SHOPS LISTED BELOW Bobcat awatds have been made a.ylvania 4-H leader. He will.discuss 125th ANNIVERSARY SALE Friend REGENT nnd you . by Cub Scout . Pack 57, to Dudley developmental age levels In 4-H. Tues. E^M-Feb. 23rd Tues. Eve., March 1st 4 ■ ' frozen ^ooel J^peciai! S Po 7.LI. A. Hrand III, Richard Patten and. His talk will be followed by dis­ a! In Glorious Color.. Fo^two weeks only, 25X off on all mag­ EASY TERMS WTlI understand why you cussions amonjg the leaders. In ^Glorious Color AVG. PROCEEDS GO TO THE John Staib III. ROSSINI'S > nificent, world famous Wallace Sterling can do bigger washing* The Blue and Gold dinner of the The., annual 4-H alumni awards MOUSSORGSKY'S kos pack will be held at - 6:30 p.ni. and citations will be presented ’at Comlci Opera patterns...on whatever you buy-a single P o f a t o e s mNcirre- 2 : °^ 29< the evening banquet. James Pat­ '"'■GREATEST OF ALL . As U ttk As $2.00 Weekly in lea* time and with les’a Feb". 23 at the Church Community "RGARO. RUSSIAN OPERAS piece, place settings-or serving pieces! M eat, Produce’, Fro$en Foo^ Pricei Etiective TueLj_>w dJW edv_FeLj^ ARTHRITIC CLINIC House. The next pack committee terson, Director of Public Rela­ effort. Fill and em pty' AND THE meeting will be at the home of. tions for the American Oil Com­ THE BARBER / We expect every young girl (who wants to Lloyd Burdick, cubmaster, some pany, \vili speak. automatically! Uomhinea REG. SIZE LOAF The meeting will give leaders a* OF SEVILLE" ‘^ B d rls ^ start on her-rstecling), every spring bride time next, month. with the .r (who plans on sterling soon), and every Sso other model* imrire real washing con­ Cjrocer^ o^ the I PUSH lAKED DAILY Books on Loan chance to exchange ideas and will Th's fine qiialltj' wash- 5:a e e VISITING NURSES encourage them ,to improve the M a^ificent Voices of of Women's Friend "FLAVOR QUEEN" ASSOCIATION OF MANCHESTER A total of 18 books, mostly non­ Godunov” " hostess (who needs to till in pieces)-to sr shown shoys with veniences than any other I methods they use in helping to de­ ■nTO GOBBI Prir^ Stnrling At fiction. have been obtained on a OIUUO NERI With the Famous take real advantage of this extraordinary aclf emptying pump at i SUNSHINI three-months loan basis from the velop young men and women, style wa.sher. .Stop in. aee WHITE Trask 'said.. And Introducing BOLSHOI OPERA saving, possibility. Husbands, parents-all », low Keith .kale PtHcs'l Central Book Collection at East IRENE GENNA ' STARS Hartford for the Porter Library gift givers-have a most wonderful-op­ Big hill size model if thia budget-wise wa*li- H yd rox Cooicies ceuo33< cSllV 43 c SUCED BREAD NATIONAL BEAUTY SALON WEEK **... Including $ ' ‘ at t ^ Church Community House. with rugged IVsstlhg- ( Symphony Orchestra PIROGOV—NfELLEP ' portunity, tdo^Jell everybody about it- er isn't just what yoti aj*e 12 Those interested in the list may Of Rome’s Royal Opera'’ hoiisc mfotor, balloon F IN A S T - -Big Famity Size MIKHAILOV , - /^ OLD RELIABLE F E B R U A R Y 7 -1 3 ) contact Mrs. Walter S. Haven, li­ and corrte in'^yourselt: Especially easy wringsr rolls, 'safety looking for. brarian, at her "home or during Ur ------MILTON CROSS and the 35 02 i^.Q d ( Guest Commentator BOLSHOI SYMPHONY terms tor this sale! Regular prices return. release, 6 year warran­ W ITH TK.VDE Apple Sauce JARS- ■ • J brary hours. Hours are Monday, m - on February 13. So don't delay!,: 3 SWEET PEAS TICKETS AT THESE BEAUTY SHOPS:- to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m.: Thursday, THE w r e c Jk o r ty on transmission. 7 to 7:30 p .m a n d Friday, 2 to 4 THE MARY-DEARE” AN OPERA SERIES FOR MANCHESTER Fast, officirnt and «*o- W 8 L C H S - p.m. Mrs. Emil V. Mamet is the In Color nomlcal In operation. Garsr Cooper ' • Charltoa Beiton YOUR OLD ALBERTS FELICE BEAUTY SALON assistant librarian. YES! ! THE MANAGEMENT of the State Theater re- QT ITL * 3 7 * 17.0Z. . With Fleet 1:S#-«:S«-9:S5 Outstanding vnliip foe Tomato Juice b e a u t y s a l o n - 65 Clinton St.—MI 3-6637 AU4 ' eeptiy presented a Great Arttstic Success, “THE BOLSIIOI thrifty homs-mnkrra! WASHER J 4» , ' CANS Vernon Circle—MI 3^5277., Charles M. Pais, radarman sec­ . “THF. LITTLE SAVAGE” Rl^LLET”—which met with great aRprovpl and* attendanoe. #w 7 HARRIETT’S BEAUTY ond class: USN, son .of Mr. and _ CAN BE MANY HOUSIHOLD USIS Mr*. Mose Pais of Drniock Rd., ALLURE BEAUTY SALON , SALON Wed^'-OPEBATION PETTICOAT” 129/Center St.—MI 3-6824 Coyentry, serving aboard the dock NOW ’■•iN RESPONSE TO HUNDREDS OF IN­ THE DOW N DIG ROLL < (SAVE 9c) . 3 7 8 Middle Tpke. W, landing ship USS Donner is on a fej S cot T ow el A 29 ■ MI 8-0109 QUIRIES .AND REQUESTS for more of such Fine-Enter­ PAYMENT BtTRRV’S' '1 -lb ” Y’S BEAUTY SALON . 5-month tour of duty with the U.S. tainment frbm the Discriminating Music and Opera . Lovers 1' v 1 ' 5 Main St.—MI 9-6922 Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. we have inaugurated Connectiout’s F)rst Opera ^ries. These STORE HOURS:, 1; - ■ F IN A S T p- Keepff'Food Fresher SCOOTER PIE PkK. - ... 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' *r' ■4 ■ •N PAtfi ftVE MAliCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN.. MONDAY; FEBRUARY 8,1960 MANCHESTER EVENTNa HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1980 FOUR east of H avxa, reported seeing the Sovleti leeder riding with Raul THE ehme's tank contained Insufficient sult in 50,000 new volunteer work­ Rockville-V ernon BooMs Study Mikoyan Castro. water. , • ers for the 1060 fcampalgn. Dr. Esau Speaks Lack of Steel The Soviet news .-gency. Taas, Schaeffer also suggested im­ In addition, their announcement reported that Mikoyan and Raul Sigte News To Hollister PTA GUT MONTHLY , Soviet Strength visited the Gienaga d e , Zapata provements In the tent Hself. ■aid the program also wa^ aimed Plans to Alter at furrilahing voter service to all Stalls School Olson imd Flaherty swamps near Matanzas. which are PALM BEACH SHORES. FH residents — regardless of party Dr. Truman G. Elsau, director of In Cuban Talks to be drained and planted In ri.ee, ^ u n d u p State Kennedy Club ■ affiliation — In the State'a 169 the Community Child Guidance Older Schools and a boarding.school for 40 home­ Hartfotd. Feb. 8 — Connec­ , Uwns. Clinic, will discuss "Mental Health Wing Proje^ PAYMENTS? less children st a country estate Whstfvsr your Wo* of » ptrfKf »ou1horn v*e*flo)i, lt'« **ftlsi for yw ticut has acquired .a Kennedy-for- (Contini|ed from Page One) seized from ex-dlctator Fulgencio Col0fin»d8i - 8t lurprisinily r#8ion8blt ^*t8s. If you Nfct to io tWofi i (CoBttirafli^M^ r« t« One) I Rep. J. McCullough Turner of Needs of Our- Children" at a show you how: say you *5^ Exchange Criticisms The School Building Committee President Club. ' Bethany, a co-chairman of the meeting of the Hollister PTA to­ Construction on St. Jkmee’ Ps- .. ' Batista. tHoro's * compUti tntirtJlnnwnt proiram. If you liki to roloXp tliPfP's • aid fha monthly instalment payments 4 will meet tonight at 8 o’clock In vlet Union under communlam and It was believed Mikoyan also State Trooper Francla Ber- Alfred N. Phillips of Darien is ] party's "recruit for 60" drive in morrow at 8 p.m. at the school. rochial School addttion has been 100 foot of Hot 0C8M b#8Ch. Aparlmtnti with cooking facilltiM of • Connecticut, said the canvassipg big a bite^tit of your pay check. Arrange an HFC Pay Former Republican Mayor Her-eSuperlntetxlent Eugene Jpslin said the Municipal Building with mem­ declared. ."The Cuban revolution conferred with Raul, and possibly tIOMd rooms, fraa parking s p K t. Plus . , . • 0lympic*s(z# pool ar*d eWU / r f # :. ealeau u id no one apparent)^, had chairman of the organization, Parents have, contributed . 75 ■lowed almost to a standattll tot trucks will start out at 7 a.m. and can accomplish miracles, too." other top officials, about closer Cu­ which is intended to serve a.s a program would focus primarily on m ant-Redu^ 4x,an for that man O. Olaon criticized the 5-week bers of the Board of Directors and pool • SoKk bsr, dining room and eocktsil loung# • Gulf Straam io k ljjl!'; books and cash donations for the the last tjtrbe weeks, due to a lack will mSike only one trip around the Mikoyan was followed by Ernes­ ban-Soviet trade ties and the pos­ eeen the ahack burn. He aaid ^^ •all"ing point for Connecticut citi- Republican and Independent voters your debts. Chahees are you pay mpeh old administration of Democratic yKhting faellitiai. Open Ok . 15 to May 1. Writs for color foldor. school ItbrarS’.. Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ HFC city-. the Board of HMucation to discuss to "Che” Guevara, leftist president sibility of resuming diplomatic re­ appeared the fire happened rlehs.4nteTe.'»led in promoting,the but that "there will be additional tor Swanson are donating 12 books of steel. month than you’re jmying now (see table).^ Mayor Leo B. Flaherty this week­ candidacy of Sen. .Tohn F. Ken­ Jack Leslie, copstructlon superT end and drew a sharp retort about WWI Vets to Meet the program of renovations In old­ of the National Bank of Cuba, who lations severed In 1952, r.- <• -i" : ' . > V * z . - ■ Wednesday or Thureday. There Canvasses of democratic voters to start a shelf of sixth grade convenient services H kV ^ is, you a so arid Hockanum Barracks, Veterans of told the crowd the Cuban revolu­ nedy (D-^aas r. made during the drive." books in memory of their daugh­ intendent of the project for the the "mess Democrats inherited.’’ er elementary school's. i fvWii* on was no euspicion of foul play, he oourteey at Household. Ifyb u w ant to reduce monthly Olson maintained that thg« World War I and its auxiliary will tion will go forward. tbs Atlantk Ocssn la FlerUt aaid. Phillips serveftas U.S. repie- A pilot program, he said, will ter, Mabel Swanson, who was a Associated Conatnictlon Co., aald meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Building Committee Chairman he conducted in Hartford for what he has a little steel on hand, "but ahuuld be no concern aboiiLxhe .Havy Howroyd will report on pro­ "If we can’t put sputniks on the Speaker Traces Bennet lived alone. -He .leaves a sehtativc from tna>.Ff'ti'th Dis­ 8tudeiit_at Hollister Sl. School. payments or need a C « h m o n tf IV rAYAil INT se t4IDUII GAR Rooms i t the tovln haH for he called Democratic voters solic­ not enough tp put the building to­ city hall deed because the gUy has gress made on plans and specifica­ moon, we can plant our revolution­ brother, Joel, of Pomfret. y trict in 1037 and thret>tMm8 as .The Swansonq are also donating loin for any goojd pur­ y**e« » i* « a social. All World War I veterans ary Ideas on the moon," Guevara wfier* mayor of Stamford. He whta^^so itation. . gether.” • 0'4PSmh rarmtt tetmk the equitable right to . Hie prop­ tions for the $573,950 renovations. Trends in Art bookplates which, will be avail­ pose, drop in or phone pftymft are Invited to attend, as well as declared. is n«l : publisher of the Darien Review W t Turner said 10.000 party woik- able, for those contributing to the. The necessary beams are sup­ $18.46 erty and is protected by a $60,000 T^e renovation's Include heating, posed to be delivered this week, HFC, $ 6.72 $ 7 .2 7 $10.05 wives and widows of veterans of Mlkoyan’s appearance at the Hospital Cteored '30 vears. |>wt_ will take part in recruiting. mismorlal book fun. ^ . 19.74 36.55 performance ' bond. The Flaherty lighting, painting, toilets, plumb­ Mias Katharine Nellson. educa­ he said. , 13.07 14.18 administration intends to sue World War 1. rally was not announced in ad­ Hartford. Feb. 8 lifpi Coroner The candidate himself will be fh ‘ can^a*§lng and voter service ef- Volunteers work in the library J9.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 Anny Pvt. Anthony S. Rombric ing and stairways in some eight tional director at Wadsworth LoUia W, Schaeffer ha^ cleared hartfoid Feb. 20 as speaker at forl.s. an'tKwill distribute one and'a Moat of the men have been laid 47.55 89.47 Abner L. Rosenberg for the deed older elementary schools, as well vance. It apparently was de­ Tuesdays and Thursday -each off for lack of work. Today, 30.8.3 33.61 Jr., 126 High St., Rockville, par­ Guest Speaker signed to lend prestige to the. Atheneum in Hartford, traced Hartford Hospital of criminal re­ I the JlOO-a-plate Jeffcrscn-.Iackson half million'pieces of OOP litera­ Announces Ball Lift liuurnni^ .36.41 39.74 .56.48 106.80 which the city was to have re­ ticipated with other personnel from as the four Barnatfl Junior High trends In art during the past 100 THt COLONNSOIS HOTEL week. ITie Board of Education has there were only two men working, ceived by July 1. 1959, The Rev. Richard L. Foley "union's head, .Tesus Soto, who Is sponsibility in the death of a 'i- I Day dinnr for .Connecticut Dem­ ture to the state’s residenta. Worshipful .Master 'Walter C. the 3d Armored Div. in Exercise School buildings. years. In a dlacussion on modem M-ai 76 ocrats. Denjocratic State Chair­ ■ As for the voters service. Turn- provided redecoration of' the compared to the 15 to 30 men silabte on all loaru Olson crllized the police depart­ The Board of Education origin­ of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius R. looked on as, a RCd sympathizer. e.o. SOX S • SIVItS* SESCH, FU., TEL FSLM BE*CH W S-iO I year-old (Cirl who died of burns school library, freshly'painted yel­ Waddell of Manchester Lodge of Winter Shield at the Grafenwohr- Soto is leading a purge of anti­ art at the Cosmopolitan Club after her oxyg^en tent exploded, on man John M. Bailey, one of Ken- j er .said all residents will bg ftir- usually on the job. mt iow frouprata ment, saying there la. only one Hohenfels training area In south­ ally drew up a $1 million program Foley, 49 Scarborough Rd., will meeting Friday afternoon xt Cen­ low and sandalwood. . fMasons ak|tnoitnces that the 47th The gym-auditprlum wing of the give a talk, illustrated with communists in organized labor. Oct. 3. I nedy's strongest backers, will be I nlshed with information, prepared 1 annual Masonic Ball will be held f...«»vTinw*A ef 1% pee momtk -4 pu ikpi feel m ^ cruiaer and patrolman on duly at ern Germany. The maneuver ended for renovationj______In these. schools ter Congregational Church. I toastmaster. I by local committees, on registra- The fourth grades mVT provide school is 40 per cent complete, ii eiJti! SrtM)0 *• iPOC. night'now. while during his ad- but the Building Committee rec­ slides, on the Holy Land at a At the concert Mikoyan beamed However, the coroner said in his refreshrriemts.. ' I at tlw Masonic Temple on Friday yesterday. .So- i from a mezzanine box. acknowl- The speaker showed slides of report Saturday, the h o s p 11 a 1 ' Another .speaker will be U.S. ttion, qualifications, enrollment pro- I evening, Feb. 26. said Leslie, but almost no work ,ministration there were two. tVhen Winter Shield, an annual winter ommended the lesser figure and meeting of the Holy Name the work of such artists as Sar- Sen. Thomas .1. Dodd ID-Conn), cejlure. absentee ' voting regula­ ha’s been done on the 8-classroom questioned about this today, Capt. the Board of Directors accepted ciety of. St. James’ Church to­ ed^ng the applause of the large needs t^ p a y more attention, to ! He has named Senior Warden maneuver involving 60,000 troops, crovfd. The audience Included a geant. Wood, Picasso, Dali, Luks, m aint^ance and operation of I who is bucking the rest of the tions and simllar'data, I Systeptr Guards Pool Howard F. Waddell as general addition on the rear of the school. Peter .1. Dowgewlcz said there has was designed to determine the the recommendation. morrow at 8:15 p.m. at St. James' Klees and others. ! Slate Democratic leaders bv fa- The work on the classroom addi­ lieen no change in the coverage combat readiness of Seventh Army The Board of Education pro­ School hall. number of battle-garbed revolu­ Jhese devices GOP Stale Chairman Kdwin H. chairman. Senior Deacon David R. tion would have to wait until tionaries, among them Guevara Refreshments were served from Crawl or toddle, Tfie child who died was Emily I voring Sen., Lymdon .lohnson iD- .May Jr. said the canva.ssihg pror \ Minneapolis — A Minneapolis Spencer will serve as secretary- and that two cruisers are still on troops. tested the cut. saying it harmed, Father Foley of the Church of a tea table with Mrs. Lawrence i Texa.st for the presidential npmi- treasurer and handle the tickets. spring vacation anyway, said Les­ Xfluty at night. Sombrlc, a mall clerk In the di­ the educational program planned and Prime Mlnnlster Fidel Cas­ ^ I d e n . 1542 Enfield St., Elnfield. gram provides "an excellent op- flM l^has devised an electronic lie, but the work on the gym wing MANCHIfTIII iHOPWM* PAIKADI St. Thomas the Apostle, West tro’s younger bfdtner, Raul, the Case pouring. Mrs. Norman Thrall step or scamp... i nation. • portiinfly to talk to the people of j^ te m that automatically sounds Stewards William R. Sandberg former mayor also malp- vision’s headquarters Company in for these schools. One of the major Hartford, is a graduate of St. and Miss Millicent Jones were / Schaeffer said the hospital ‘ and Frank H. Gakeler will he In could have proceeded. Frankfurt. -entered the Army In minister of the Cuban armed should inaugurate a program to the state face-to.'face in their an alarm when a child, pet, or The double addition is slated for i 382 MiddI* Turnpik* West lalried that the police commission differences of opinion between the James’ School, of the St. Thomas’ forces, and their wives. Fidel was hostesses, and Mrs. Walter Gor*. State GOP Caniyss ing roonts." any other object of any size falls I charge of refreshments: Organist la the 't Admitted Friday; Elaine Her- ssiter in religion. Sister Mary army officer In Matanzaa. 50 miles In the making. Mayor Flaherty said. "I have at­ bote. Maple St., Ellington; Charles Tolland County Eucharia of the order of Sistees of tempted to be scrupulously fair Nickerson, 76 Grove St. Mercy, associated with St. Mar­ In trying not to embarrass Olson Discharged Friday: Mrs. Lois garet’s Parish, Waterbury. ...but I will not accept bfaqie Senerth, 2534 Ellington Rd-., Wap- Superior Court 4*7 from Olson for his triunders." ^ ming; Ralph Dart. Bolton Rd., Ver­ Flaherty then countercharged non. Joseph Bolduc, Sandy Beaeh Judge Alva P. Lolselle granted with Don Selpel, president of the that Olaon not only created the Rd)x, Carol Milanese, Hartford Youth Council, .in charge. Others problems surrounding the city hall Tphei; Cliffo-d Keune, Harriet St., three divorces In Tolland County who participated In the service CASH? deed, but "failed to Inform me Vernon. Superior Court Friday. were Miss Roberta Johns, Donald. about the altuation." Admitted Saturday: The Rev. Samuel Smith” of Vernon was McLaggCn. David Almond,.-and a Just say . . Olson replied to this today say­ William Moe., Tolland; Elsa granted a divorce from E>ther group of 25 from.- the Round ing he was sure Flaherty knew Champ. Ellington; Bonnie Ban­ Bmith. of Michigan on grounds of Table Singera. about the deed although he had croft, W'arehouse Pt.; Herman desertion. The Baptist Youth Fellowship the word! riot told him personally. Bellveaii. Broad Brook; Julia Bo- Herbert Criokmore was granted Was in charge of a recreational The new mayor went on to crit­ nan, 126 Orchard St. a divorce from Anita E. .Crick- period, after which box suppers icize the records and files of Ol­ Discharged Saturday: Andrew more. both of Coventry, oh' grounds were exchanged. Punch was pro­ son’s administration, Ha s^d. Bcftlcak, drp: d Brook; Deqise of intolerable oruftliy. vided by the host church. "They are in unbelievably poor "You’re the boss" at Beneficial Cofl^rotuloriong to this nation’s Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts. Explorers ond their odult leoders who oro dodieotod to Phillips, 84 Brooklyn; Albert HIU, J, M. Oahn of Hartford w a s When you want cash to pay off left-over bills — clothing bills, ahape." Broad Brook Rd . Ellington; Irene granted a ■ divorce from Claudine Flaherty said he found a "mass Volsdal.'3 McKnight Circle'. doctors’ bills, ntiv bills — just phone BENEUrtciAL to apply for X’ building bettor dtiions. o bottor community and o better world. It is with spocid prido that wo lohito this groat of confusion" over agreements Oahh oiT grounds of Intolerable a Bill Clean-Up Loan. Then, soon as approved, make only one " -x l Admitted, yesterday: Gall 'bait, cruelty. She was given the right monthly payment instead of severki . . . you may have more with the town on care of the ri' | ;p Boltqn Rd.. Vemon.- LOOKING FOR and other matters of joint inter­ to resume her maiden name of cash left-over for yourself at the end of each month! Phone Which of these 4 key walking stages is your baby orgonisotion on Its Golden Jubilee! Dlscharged yesterday: Philo- Vial. today! est. mene Pragluskl. 11 Ward St.; Alice LAMP in? Don't guess! See us now for famous Yankee Flaherty pointed out that Olson Tucker, 37 H gh St.. Leonard Be­ LMin tM la $**6-L#ans llfa-lmuiad at *»w east failed to; replace furniture r«‘ langer. 73 Village St.; Walter fit with just the right amount of grow-room. 3rd 5COU t \ a W 4th SCOUT LAW elaimed • by the town during the ana MAIN ST.. 2nd FI.. Ovtr Woolworth's, MANCHESTER 2nd LAW O F SCOUTING Carlson, 1 Pine St.; Ted Conklin. Ritter Adflresses SHADES? support and firmness . . . subtly, expertly in-r 1st LAW OF SCOUTIMG year that money was budgeted RFD 2; kirs. Mary Skewes, .56 OMN THUISOST IVININOS UNTIl • >■»*• for It. The city had to buy new High St. creased for each new step-forward stage! furniture In January, although it Youth Week Rally Iwn ftt*. H •> A Imitted today: Richard Num- 1 Im H »1H .ft* »».** «i"HIM i*"*!*?-!T e» tll.ff Mtbc. A Scout Is Frii • was not provided for In the new rveh. 15 SniDsic'St •, It teewtif*** MW**!? wi*slw*n*i A Scout Is Trustworthy I A Scout Is Loyal A Scout Is Helpful budget ' Birth Friday: A son to Mr. and A "Christian politician must'be ■We have inherited a^ budget," Mrs, MrT“ Lawrencei^wren“cc Kies.KiA'"‘Rn5'* RFD 2.2 “‘™ » serpent and »trong m a Scouts find that by being Flaherty said, "that apparently nirthsBirths SaturdaySaturday: A son to .Mr.Mr ” Councilman George Ritter BENEFICIAL A Scout can be counted cells for a 3-mill increase in taxes ^ Kenneth La.More Snip- Hartford told more than 125 Through their action dur- and Mrs. Kenneth La.More. Snip- FINANCE CO. friendly to all, their lives at a time when people can ill- sic St..3 , ^Ellington Ellington; aa'son son to Mr. an annual Youth O is«e arNErieist finance co -afford an InGreaae..Jn .lhis_rc5Pe.cL and ‘m Mrs:™: PelhanPeHrirn-Dick-A - Diek.-A FranklinFrenkllnJ.-^AejL_R?^X-yeMer^^^ - I ,• ■on-t6““s'tan"^ 1 intend to try to eronomize »* | Congregational Church, ■ ing the past 50 years, A Scout does his "good and those of others are «■ principles and people much as poasible to keep this in-! “ yesterday: A son to Mr. ' The rally was sponsored by the tij;' Scouts have proved that turn" d/ily, and more. •^rea-se as low lui I land Mrs Ronald Peterson. C rystal, Manchester Christian Youth Coun- ■■ r made happier. flOO.OOfl Damages Calmed Ellington; a daughter to cil. The speaker urgeUUT:S» 435 MAIN ST. Ml 9-8196 writ claims theXwalk was slippery. silks- and—shantungs.—Se­ nrSIN ESS AND INDV STRV SfNCE ItW 333 MAIN ST. ‘ Ml 9-8247 . poorly mairtiamed and ifenerally M Permanents 1 3 1 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER C O N M in a defective coftdition. lection includes: Boudoir fabric Events Sch^uled 9 Tinting and Bleaching bridge, table, floor and 7th LAW OF SCOUTING 8th LAW OF SCOUTING Hockanum Barracks. Veterans chimney shade.s. You’l 5th LAW OF SCOUTING 6th LAW OF SCOUTING of World Wa. I. and Its Auxiliary i 3 its will meet tomorrow at 8 pm. In # Hair Shaping want to buy several at these g a r Hall. - # manicures low, low marLOW prices. Fayette Lodge will meet tomor­ Whatever Ynii Need— e month A Scout Is Obedient A Scout Is Cheerful row at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic f You’ll .Always Find It At A Scout Is Courteous I A Scout Is Kind Temple, when the entered appren- tice;degree will be exemplified. Dis­ i^ r month Kindness to every living A Scout cheerfully trict Deputy Alexander Chapman J h , All of us are governed by ’ Is expected to vl.sit. Courtesy is' more than serves in all important Cub Pack 86 of Vernon will hold.! thing is the creed o tjhe laws and needs which Its annu'al Blue and Gold banquet 331 CENTER ST >IAIN ST., MANCHESTER ways. Feb. 23 at 6:30 p.m. at First Con­ e t t y b r a just good manners. A Boy Scout, demand obedience. A gregational Church of Vetrion. The ; For. Your Appointment Scout always obeys. women of the church.will serve a Call Ml 9.7043 ' Scout is considerate of We cheerfully serve you Swedish meat ball supper: We do all we con too, to Rand Distribution Tomorrow Open Dall.v, 9 to 6: Friday evening* HU » others in all ways. Your needs are oiir most - and try to maintain a ■ The -Public Works Department AMPLE FJREE PARKING bring mote kindness into^ will di.stribute sand to city res­ REAR OF OUR STORE . . . — • important considaratlon pleasant atmosphere for. idents tomorrow. Any conlainer.s Courtesy is practice^ left at. the curb will be filled, with the world. It is a key to and we tfy to obey thorn. you to do business in. sand for use on slippery walk.s. continually in our daiiiy lasting peace! Come in arid see! Now yo'u con see on TV how ocfuol tests ot. A. G ood Housekeeping Institute confirm business too. Only THE thot this new bro holds its shope month “IT here Quality after month. It's o special blend of cottofi Rules" T& E. A. Johnson Paint Co. NEW ENGLAND GROUP and dacron* creoted for the ndw CLARKE y 9'tc DUPONT PAINTS Large Ploytex Gotton-Pretty Bro. Even ofter '» • Fine carpeting styled and designed J Tololing 65 mochine woshings it won't become .limp, FriESCRIPTION pharmacy INSURANCE AGENCY/ Inc. 723 MAIN ST. Ml 9-4501 40I MAIN STREET'MANCHESTEK 302 M.\IN STRT:ET—MI 3-4151 in colors and textures to meet New |Copoc/(y K-Z 17.>) R.\ST TENTER ST.—Ml t-1126 Terms shrunken or shopeless. And oH new England tastes. Many new I960 num­ genuine Ploytex Cottbn^Pretty bro losts longer— / nth LAW OF SCOUTING 12th LAW OF SCOUTING PRECIStON.BUILT 9th LAW OF SCOUTING 10th LAW OF SCOUTING bers in our collection. srnooth without ironing-:—softer— VICTOR obsorbs'like cotton. You'll weor it longer— A Scout Is Brave A Scout Is Clean A Scout Is Reverent PER you'll love it longer— thon any bro you ever A Scout Is Thrifty SQUARE IADDIRG . SUITRAaiNG MACHINE| wore. White only. 32A-40C. Only $2 .5 ^ A Scout. i$^clean in ap­ YARD A Scout may never be pearance, '^thoughts end A Scout is reverenf to­ 4 called on to serve brave­ deeds. He's a parson you ward his elders as well a$ ffoefne MedpU lor only like to know. , K Scouts learn to avoid ex­ ly, but he follows the-rule COMPLETELY INSTALLED— INCLUDING We hope once you get in matters religious. Andr ■ Cheka of 10-Key or CARfETING.’ PADDING and LABOR Putt Keyboard/ cess in all things without of "be prepared," just in acquainted with us, he respects the feelings you'll find you like know­ 100% w'ools, plaids, tweeds and scrolls. Others in . • VarieuB copacitiei being stingy. They learn case! of others, ' • ing ii4. the New England gfoup at 10.95, 11.95 and 12.95, ■ New style unbreak­ We, too, are always —C9mpletely. installed including padding and labor. 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■ MANCHESTteR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1960 PA01 SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN' MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8, WflO Savings^ Loan Payola Hearings Open X RudiancM M tliRt, white thay "car- 1929 aiKTTDaa to the position of Valentine Party Cheesman Loses Stay, Obituary Manager Outlines x" IHanr^atFr A Thou|?ht for Today Francis Wessell, executive clerk for Gov. John BOY SCOUT S n H V lH i teinly tfvlah for fraadom for their Trumbull In-1932. tTZwM br - r - H " W«*lmns" Ktot- Sponaored by the Manchester For Piano Pupils S Jw illSis w W WsMIns, ta* tr - Plans Branch oM hometenda, they do not wish W ife D ie Almost He later served the nine gover­ •rMBtTlnt&K *r itaaiavyaellear. Just Paid Consuitai lEo^nin^ ^ e r a li for death for them too, and have Council ot Chnrcbea nors who followed Trumbull. Notes and News SSSkaeb* *a« MrTMn**.i, pnm.iMBmn tr/ flgK Certificate of Appeal Timetable for Sewer (Hily contempt for the phony politi­ The Weaaells were married In Piahp students of Werner’a Lit­ eemmenBtota *»< II* taw mttUleiu. Morgans Die u a u u > IMC At Same Time tle Music Shoppe and Studio were In Coventry ii BiMii cal approach which triea to win Service 1916. They .had no children. Scouts Hehry Peck and Peter M«ncb—t«r, Uo^a. entertained by their Instructors at S«*l*v tail *•■ Hatreta. (OontliiMa troni Page One) General Manager Richard Mar-^held by the Board on financing the 2 Ex’Disc Jockeys IHOMAS f*lttR0U80N their votes by half-aeemlng to The ptory is told of a king who Tennant, carrying pack and troop r placed a heavy stone in ,Uie road to Hartford, Feb. 8 (A') — Francis a. Valentine party in 'Hnker Hall Minutes Apart tin today released his report on project. The Manchester Sa-/lng* and ------..I'jiS ^ T O R R rKRGOaON Groton, Feb. 8 (JP) — Francis flags, led Cub Soouta and Boy Loan Assn. Inc. will open a branch Pubnabera promiee them violence. discover who would remove It. Men Wessell, executive clerk to 10 Con­ yesterday. gorunda, two of which Judge Good­ how to build a controversial sani- The referendum would be author­ (OoatiBned from Page One) '3. Misrepresentation to rounaad October i. iWa Wessell, 65, executive clerk to 10 About 80', between 6 and 11 office in tho shopping center being of various classes pame and worked necticut governors, died yesterday Connecticut governors, who died Scouts In the processional at St. man said were impressive. Skating taryx|ewage project in the West ized ahd held. live advertisers that th ey: years of age, attended. Prises ‘‘EXPERIENCE A husband ■ and - 'Wife, who The Board would take bid* on the planned in Coventry. PubUabed evening BzeepI their way around it, some blaming in Hartford hospital. A short time Sunday at Hartford Hospital, waa^ Mary’s Episcopal Church in ob­ "The first will be that Cheaa- Side. \ testimony might "tend to defame, served more advantafii^ and idollSaTa entered at the the king for not keeping the high­ servance of Scout Sunday, and the were awarded to the following shared 30 years of married life The plait,^hlch Mayor Eugene sale of notes, authorize thqir sale, A 5-year lease with a 6-year re­ Begrin With Definitions? later, his, wife was found dead in the-son of a man who had been a TEACHES A DEAR man'a detention in Ban 'Quentin Report degrade or incriminate” aiiypne. ' ly through the use of a jce at Uaneheater Conn, aa way clear, but all dodging the duty 50th anniversary of the founding winners of games played during Death Row for.llH years con­ knd railroad career* together, died T. Kelly syas^ked to describe last and sign the contracts. Work could newal option, was aigned this station than through the Claaa Mali Matter ______their- apartment. colorful figure in an equally public the afternoon:' Karen Parciak, begin in June. ly morning between Robert J. Boyce, He said thi committee felt it Robert M. Hutchins, the long of removing the atone. At last walk of life. of Boy ■ Scouting. SCHOOL” stitutes cruel and unusual punish­ 15 minute* apart thi* morning. Friday, would Allqw Manchester other advertising media. SOfeCRlPnON rates ago boy wonder presldent..of the caone a poor peasant, on his way The deaths of husband and wife During the service, all Oub Wesley Gryk Jr.. Marilyn Urban, ment. Mr*. Alice Agnes Johnston Mor­ voter* to decide whht)>er the force This same procedure would be president of Manclieater’s oldest fi­ must grant Prescott’s request, 4. Stations letting other* Payable In Advance It la not generally remembered Center Springs Annex will be the followed in regard to the proposed nancial inatit'Jtion, and Alvin R. to town with goods, to sell. Seeing apparently occurred within an Scouts and Boy Scouts were as­ Paul Wright, Sandra Fox and Vio­ by Shakeapear* (1864-1619) "Thia la a novel point, never di­ gan, former ticket agent and main, and pump statiolK^ould be made earlier in a telegram from the type of material broadteMt--./ ' 0D9 Y®*f ...*‘.*eeaeeeae»eeaeea< University of Chicago, continues, to that Wesaell’a father was the late let Kerrigan. only Park Department supervised school renovations. Work could be­ Goodin of Coventry, president o f 61s Months . .ea*ee*eeeeeeeeooeae< 7.76 -the stone, he rolled it into the gut­ hour of one another, and were due sembled to give the Cub ' Scout rectly passed upon by the Supreme telegrapher at the North End rail­ built by voting "ye*” or "aq” in a .Palm Beach, Fla; Harris said the' subcomnitltfg j.'.' specialise in his one consistent pro- MaJ. John C. L. Wessell, an old- Instructors are Frederic B. Older people remember ice skating area open to skaters to­ gin on them the day after school the Route ul Corp., the firm plan­ Three M onths eeaeaaeeaaeaeaaeeai ter. Then turning around, he spied to natural causes. Promise and Boy Scout Oath. The Court. road depot died in Manchester at referendum in May. It would be At. a brier open session, Harris has not prejudged any of th4«^: -■ One M onth ..eeeeeeeaeaaaeaaaaea< fes^on through all his avocations a purse which had lain under the time Indian "fightar of the West, Werner, Paul A. Chetelat and Er­ night. The > nnex will be illuminat­ closes in June, Martin said. ning the center. s4id riimors that the subcommittee W eekly ....•eaeoeeeoeeaaeaaaaaeai Wessell, 65, had been iri the hos­ congregation joined them in re­ from past experience that "The'second will be that Chess­ 4:40 a.m. whei\ Informed of the financed by West Siders’ aaseSsr matters. who spent the last 10 years of his nest C. Johnson. ed with portable lights until 10 The West Middle Tpk®- tnmk Goodin said construction on the Single Copy ...... aei«a»eeee>a^ that of inserting the burrs of stone. In it he found gold pieces pital since Friday, when he suf­ peating the Apostles’ Creed. man was denied due process of death ot her husband, George menta. Investigation will center, on a few However, he said, it ha* ba*4* . life guiding vlaltora through Gro­ Mrs. Edward Walters and Mrs. you usually get no morS o’clock. sewer would also go through this 183 by 60 foot building in which ideas under the all-American pos­ ..aiiu note from the. king saying fered a heart attack. The Rev. Prescott Beach Jr. law because Judge Fricke (the Gregory Morgan, In St. Francis Martin’s report set out, in gen­ individuals, statioiu or localities "flooded with complaint* fPom OF ^ tnat tt was for the one who had ton’s Fort Griswold, a state monu­ Ernest TUreck, slaters of Werner, than you pay for. Anyone Charter Oak Park and Center procedure, he said. the Savings and Loan will be lo­ are "wholly unfounded.” THIS ASSOOIATKD PRlliffl^ . terior. Mrs. Wessell, 67, lay down on chose as his theme for the chil­ judge who presided at the orig­ Hospital, Hartford, 15 minutes eral ternu, a timetable leading up all parts of the country” ''abou t' The Anaoeialed Preaa la MCtualvelj removed the stone. ment. He died in 1938. dren’s sermon the opening phrase served ice cream and cookie*. The looking for a bargain gen­ Springs Ponds are both closed. Martin said it might be possible cated is expected to start sometime "It Is not the aubcommittee's a couch early yesterday after her inal trial) instructed the jijry that earlier. to the referendum. to include the question of building payola. - entitled to the uae of rembllmtlon of At the moment, his vantage Friend, often in the doing of the Major Wessell, wearing a sweep­ of the Boy Scout oath. pupils exchanged Valentines. erally pays more than the Mra. Morgan died suddenly at in April. It will be built at Rt. 31 objective to single out any' single all newa dlapatchea credited to It or brother, Harold R. Sleeper of no physical movement was necea- Among other things, he said ■ street sewera in the West Side on and Stonehouse Rd. He said he ex­ These complaints began com inc not. btherwtae credited ih^.f*** point for this paatime ia that, of dut'’ that lies before you, in the ing cavalry mustache, and the blue Scout Sunday was the first of a aairy to commit a violation ot Cal­ the home of her slater, Mrs. Nellie construction would not be held up area, group or Individuai,’’ Harris in, he said, after Max Hess, owner lifting of .the load in your path, or GroLon, arrived at the apartment. FISHINO BOAT AIDED true value. either the May referendum or in an pects the building fo be ready fer and also the local news publlahed h ^ . president of ‘‘ the Center for the When a doctor called With the and black of army veterans of his series of events planned by Pack ifornia’s Federal Lindberg Law. Coventry Johnston Merz, 116 Woodbridge if the West Siders carried their said. of the Hess Brothers Department- All rlKhta of repiibllcatton of apecial someone else’s, there is rew,ard. In day, enjoyed acting out the roles New London, Feb. 8 (/P}—A fish­ election next fall. Mayor Kelly has occupancy by Sept. 1, .the effec­ He said hearings this week are dispatches herein are also reserved Study of Democratic Institutions, a news of Wessell’s death, Sleeper 27 and Troop 27 as .part of the Recently the New York He aald the law has aince\^n St., With whom she hlid been stay­ current appeal against assess­ suggested building stroet sewers in Store of Allentown, Pa., testified Galatians 6:2 we are told, "Bear of the principals in the Revolution­ Golden Jubilee observance. An ing boat became disabled in Ixing ing during her husband’s 2-week tive date of the lease signed this only the beginning of a look into branch of the Fund for the Repub­ one another's burdens,. and so ful­ di.scovered his sister had filed alsP. Island Sound yesterday, and was City health, department changed by the California Legiala- ments for the project to the State the Woodbridge subdiviribn at' the last November about secret pay­ Full service client of N. B. A. 8erv- ary War’s Battle of Groton open house will be held Saturday, ture requiring that a person be illness. morning. rejM-esentative situations which Ice inc. lic, and hij latest effort to make fill the law of Christ.” In the ful­ Lt. Gov. John Dempeey said aided by a ferry which towed it Police Catch Supreme Court. He said the pro­ same time the force mam^ ments made to obtain plugs to t Publlehen Representatlyes: The Wessell had been "an invaluable Heights. It was a gruesome en­ Feb. 27 at 2 p.m. in Neill hall. stopped the sale of medi­ transported before kidnaping sqp- Double Funeral ject can be voted in May even if pump station is built. The Manchester Savings and will reveal the na/ture and scope” the store on radio and television .tullus Mathewa Special Agency — Ne' us really think about .something is filling of this law, we find reward gagement in which the British re­ to a Coast Guard vessel. The 75- A double funeral service will be Loan Assn, is the first chartered of the problem of alleged under- York Chicago Detroit and Boston. ■__ —the smile of God, and His, "Well aide” to ’the governors he served. foot fishing boat, Nathan J., was cines by door-to-door ped­ plies. the appeals have not been heard Martin also suggested that th^ programs. Hes^ testified thi* ia a portedly massacred the outnum­ Tha third point will be the fre­ held ITturaday, at a time to be 'institution of it* kind in Connectl- the-table payments for .plugs on MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OE contained in his annual report as done.” "I am greatly shocked amd Arrows Relight Flares rolling heavily after a defective dlers. Their exaggerated 5 Escapees by then in the Court of Common matter of sewering the Darling common practice. CIRCUUATtONS ______bered Americans. quently made claim that the rec­ announced, at the W. P .. Quish Farm subdivision off Keeney St., cub-to open a branch office, Boyce the air and other forms of com­ president. Rev. K. Ejnar Rask grieved to learn of the death of water connection killed the" inglne. claims about benefits and Pleas, where they are pending said ^it^morning. mercial bribery or improper prac­ About the- same time, Halrrla For the edification of visitors, ord of the original trial I* inade­ Funeral Home, - 225 Main St if it is decided that it will be sew­ said, the subcommittee received The Herald Printing Company, lim.. His lead-off thesis is that "no Covenant Church Frank Wessell and Mrs. Wessell," Gary, ind.—A modern Robin Richard Brunori of Old Saybrook HOW. It is onSsOf six firms which 'have tice. assumes no financial reaponalblllty for Major Wessell told how Col. Wil­ sayings were injuring the quate due to the. death of the Fftoi Meriden Friends may call at the funeral The voters will be voting on a ered, might also be considered in a complaint that “commercial U-poFraphlcal errors appearing ta aa- social, economic, political .theory, Dempsey said. "I knew them as Hood who shoots flaming arrows said he was unable to .call for )»elp home tomorrow and Wednesday already sii;nis4ieases with the Cov­ The subcommittee later will close personal friends and I knew liam Ledyard finally surrendered does important work for an oil because he had no radio aboard. health and in many cases court reporter before his notes project, he said, not on a metliod the fall. bribery has become a prime factor verlisements and other reading matter no theory of International rela­ the cemnaht of his force. Switch­ were transcribed. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Martin’* report is expected to be entry corporauoji. Goedin declined hear -witnesses about cases "in In The Manchester Evening Herald. Extended Forecast Frank Wessell as an extremely company by relighting flares when The ferry Orient spotted him alg- defrauding the public. Do Five boys escaped from the Mra. Morgan was born in Cole of financing it. Assessments or any to name the othelvririns. He said Pennsylvania and many other in determining what music la tions we have at present is yield­ ing roles to Impersonate the Brit­ '"This deprives Cheysman of due discussed by the Directors at a played in many broadcast - pro- Display advertising eloalng hours: loyal and capable servant of the mechanical relighting devic.es fail. nalllng with a yellow ralncpat, and not gamble with your Meriden School Boys last night City, 111. She served as a New other financing plan would be open his firm plans also roleaae a re­ parts of the country,” Harris said. ing- us an understanding of the stale. ish officer to whom the American towed the Nathan J. to a Coast process of law guaranteed by the to the Board after the referendum, meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the g;rams and what musical record* For Monday—1 p.m Friday Hartford, Feb. 8 ()iP)-The U.S. The flares, at the top of storage health. You can always de­ 14th Amendment of the U.S. Con­ were captured afternoon in Haven railroad telegraoher in Mer­ Municipal Building. maining section of tri^,proposed He outlined Whait he called four For Diesdav—1 p.m Monday yielded his sword. Major Wessell, towers, arc kept buritifig to con­ Guard vessel, whiph took over he said. the public is surrepUtioUBly In­ world we live in.” Weather Bureau at Bradley Field Dempsey said Gov. Abraham stitution." ^ Coventry. iden, Jewett City and Hartford be­ Arguments now on the Weri SWe building to either One rlrm or major questions to be Investigated: For' Wedilesdav—1 o.m Tuesday. flourishing in the air an imagin­ from there. pend on the quality and fair Colchester . But as planned, the West Siders’ duced to buy.” For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. "Our situation," Hutchins says, issued this forecast for Connecti­ Ribicoff, who is vacationing in ary blade, dramatically rendered sume excess gas. State Troopers fro: fore coming to Manchester. She sewer are a* follows; three, depending on negotiations 1. Payments'to television or ra­ For Friday- 1 p.m Thursday cut today: Puerto Rico, also admired and prices of the medicines ■aid they caught four them in lived and worked here as ticket aM&ssmenLs would -redeem an is­ Over 100 West Siders have ap now imderway. The section as ye^ dio atations or their employes to Harris said the quality of broad­ For Saturday—1 n m Friday. "has changed too fast for our ideas his version of how the Britisher off sue of longterm notes to finance cast programs declines when ma­ Classified deadllna: ,10:» a.m. .each Temperatures for the Viext five respected Wessell, "And I know ran Colonel Ledyard through the health-aids and vitamins we -the vicinity of Knollwood\^Dr.. agent and telegrapher for 15 years pealed the assesament voted by unleaaed could contain one store, ■Obtain broadcasting plugs, without' . . . n i e . fresh, vital idea of yes­ ~ ■ irentry, L the building of the project fol­ terials are chosen not for their day ot publication except Saturday— days, Tuesday ’ through Saturday, that I speak for him as well as for heart with his own sword. supply. Hospital Notes Daley Rd.,' west of Coventry Lake. until her retirement three years the Directors in November. Spokes­ or he devided to house three, Good­ ariy\announcement,on the air of 9 am . 0 terday becomes a slogan or cliche will average normal to 6 degrees myself in expressing ’deep sorrow They said they received a\ call ago. She. was a nfember of the lowing'a favorable vote. The pump men say the Sewer Department in said. such payment. public interest but because of side, Francis Wessell had divided his CLOSING OUT ALL Monday, February 8 today. War cries like 'universal above normal. At this time' nor­ at his passing.” from an unidentified woman Vho Order of Railroad Telegraphers. station and force main and also faewer users as a whole) should - PopulaUon May Double 2. Unfair advantages obtained payments. And, he said, such mal mean temperature in the time between his Hartford apart­ 'Vleitlng hours; Adults 2 to 8 spotted them walking there. The The Morgans were married ' in a W. Middle Tpke. trunk sewer^ bear the greater share, if not the by certain'businesses for broad­ practices constitute unfair com­ suffrage,’ ‘free enterprise,’ which Wessell retired from his posi­ ment and hU home in Groton lo­ Boyce said the Savings and Loan Hartford area is 28 degrees, rang­ YOUR PHYSICIAN p.m. Maternity 2 to 5 and 6:80 to fifth was caught on Sam Green 1929.' and their home was at the for both of w'hich the combined wiiole cost, of a "pubiic utility" decided to open a Coventry branch casting of hidden commercials and petition with honest buaineaamen* Campaign ‘Liberation” was once'a war cry: trie ‘rights of tion in the governor’s office March cated on Monument St., on part of 8 p.m. diildrea’s Ward 2 to 7. estimate ia about $150.000— would especially' small businessmen. ing from a usual high of 37 to a 31, 1959, but later was appointed CAN PHONE Rd., about a mile away. Clifton Apartments, Clifton St., such as the force main and pump after considering many factors and presentation of-deceptive material. workers’ and the ‘welfare state’ low of -18. At New Haven the the site of the famous battle. WINTER CLOTHING SUte Police also said they found Hortford. be on the voting, machines, Martin station. after getting approval from the . The American election season by Ribicoff to the state personal Mitchell 3-632L' Pattents Today: 241 a car evidently stolen and aban­ recommended. The town says the rates are have tended tir lost their crij^pg •normal high and low are 36 and appeal board. Her survivors include two broth­ State Banking Commission. •ha* begun bringing its usual, trs- 19, and at Brid^epqrt 35 and 19. doned in the area, but did not im­ ers. George W. Johnston of Ver­ Hinges on Charter Change baaed on fair engineering percent­ Goodin said. He said he and whenever the battle has beep Won. ADMfTT’'D SATURDAY; Mrs. The commission’s survey of the corporation treasurer Harry Jack- Coventry ditioneil and still basically deceit­ Cplder late, Tuesday 6r Wednes­ He began state servick' aa an WHEN YOU NEED mediately link it to the boys. non and Benjamin H. Johnston of Also on the machines would be ages on who will use the facility town estimated that, in 15 years, We use the old ward's as in­ Eisthef Goldberg. East Glaston­ son of Coventry negotiated with ful good newa to the satellite coun­ day, warmer Thursday. Colder accountant in the office of the A M EDICINE bury; Mrs. Annette Hunter. 836 The five caught in Coventry and Manchester; and two sisters. Mrs. proposed school renovations and and benefit from it.-'Die project is Coventry’s population will be in ex­ cantations to resassurt ourselves in comptroller in 1928. He became the department for six weeks, but tries of Eastern Europe. They Friday and warmer again Satur Vi PRICE Center St.: James Rufini, 8 ,Fern- two others escaped from trie Meri­ Merz and Mrs. Frances J. Grimes, some Charter Revision Commis­ needed.'the town says, to (1) meet cess of 12,000, Boyce said. This the face of conditions that we can day. clerk in the governor’s office In wood Dr., Bolton; Edward Gjitch- den Institution last night while be­ both of Manchester. sion questions. One ■ of the ques­ the develooing need to get service would be nearly twice the present finally had to give it.up. . SBC Wm Hold are, once again, being "liberated," ing marched back from a movie. Mr. Morgan was born in Hart­ tions would have to be voted fa­ into the West and Northw.est areas population, estimated now at about To Ask New Bids neither corppriehend or control. MEN’S overcoats, topcoats, ell, Andover; Wendy Schmedding. Plans include parking for about almost, that la, in American cam­ Pick up your prescrip­cr/r 606 Ga dner St.; James Slrlanni, They are ail about 14 or 15. The ford. and was ■ baggage master vorably to accompUeh the -plan. It of town; (2) stop periodic, over­ 6,700. "Undef these " circumstances WATKINS- suit* and jackets. flows of raw sewage into Bigelow 70 cars on the lot, Goodin said. paign oratory. 262 Green Rd other two were captured in Meri­ at the -Hartford station , of the would allow assemments for water Boyce noted that the estimated Two Hearings urft of Mdiat passes for discus- tion if shopping near ua^ or den a few hours after they es­ Brook caused by small rapacity ,Thia. is exclusive of the small They w ill. find themaelvea thus WOMEN’S conU, ■«»• and ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mr*. New Haven Railroad. He w-as a or sewer facilities to be paid over increase in population does not inr on is not that at ail; it is the let us deliver pron^ptly caped. pipe below the existing Parkade parking area at the front of Trem­ J' liberated almost any time ajy WEST dreesea. Rose Fowler, 103 Autumn St.; rnember of the Order of Railroad a iP-year period. Three years is elude the neighboring conimunitlea The Coventry School Building without extra charge. A Cerks. the limit how. mimp station; (3) serve .homes and of Eaglevllle, and Storrs, sections blay's. The supermarket and cen­ American candidate finds hlmhelf noise- made by contending propa­ CHILDREN’S elotMng for Mark Rlva.d, Dart Hill Rd.. Rock­ take sewer from the. east as well ter parking lots'- will adjoin, al­ Committee .will hold tw'o public g^reat many people entrust He is survived by a nephew, The Board of '' Directors’ fiscal of Mansfield. addressing an audienqe Jihely to gandists.' In the absence of clear Funeral Service all ages. ville; Mra. Anne JonM, 112 N. Elm a.s serve the oronoseri (itafes Trsde though the market building and meetings, Feb. 19 and IT to explain us with the responsibility John Joseph Morgan of Manches­ policy committee is also studying "We are happy to be allowed to ideas and defensible standards St.; Arthur Bergren, East Hart­ Open Forum ter. school and F.asf Catholic High open a branch in Coventry," Boyce the center building will be sepa­ th'e plana for the proposed Junior- contsdn a large number of Ameri­ ORMOND J. WEST, Director F.VENTNO AND COCK­ ford; Peter Lata, East Hartford; other capital improvements that the victory is Ukely to go to the of filling their prescrip­ might be put on the machine'sH School at Hilliard 'St. and E. Mid said after signing the lease. "We rate. A covered walkway will cans whose ancestors came from 142 EAST CENTER ST. 440SMTAL AUXILIARY TAIL DRESSES have also Mrs. Olive Duckworth, 125 Spruce die Tnke.; (4) allow a trunk sewer connect the two, he said. ( Senior High School, prior t o . n loudest battalions." been marked at half price. tions. May we compound In Praise Of Clarence K. Serbaer These are new storm sewers, an feel the people ; there . have been these EJastern European countries. MltebeU B-71M St.; Francis'^ Dancosse, 124 Birch now in Center St. to be put info without this type of service too Goodin said he could not tell who town meetipg. Hutchins does not pretend that yours? To the Editor. Rockville—Clarence E. Serbser, addition to the Mary Cheney Li­ use. and (5) allqw the new one to The ste*3 center of Gary, Indi­ OPEN’—Tuesday, Wedaee- St,; Miss Judith Favav Carter St., brary, and/or a new Highway Dil long.” . will be the contractor for the The first meeting will be held his organisation. In its studies, will Bolton; Japies Knight, Enfield: I have a little news item that 83, of 12 Cottage jSt-, Rockville, be nut into W. Middle Tpke. project. The center, desigpied by at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the ana, 19 such a locality, and it was day Thuniday and Friday you may find interesting enough died suddenly yesterday at the vision garage. The Savings and Loan opened in Itself be able to create the “ new Mr*. Esther Hruby. Ellington: Martin's report set out the fol­ The State Health Department October 1891 as tpe Building and architects Scuderi and Mankey of Robertson School and the second ad3resse — The stance, from doing anything that much Communism, for that matter, Rockville. Summit St., widow of Henry Irwin, McGowan of • Willimantic; 14 Albert Satryh and Harry Satryb. the building. The Postal Depart­ taken to the hospital by Manches­ in our Communism? We think we ‘ • TKEN try HOLMAN-BAKER'S BIRTHS YES'TERDAY; A son Detitel Health Week died at her home Saturday after a grandchildren and 29 great-grand- ment is reportedly looking for ter police, where she was admitted chief of the Cuban Air Force would plunge the world info war To the Ekiitor, long illness. conflnried today that Fidel Cas­ agree that sudi "old words" have to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krechko, childreh. ' . John Caperino larger quarters than those it now for observation. over the satellites, thus extin­ MU5CO-PEDIC MATTRESS ssmtssm In establishing Dental Health She was born in Ireland, March Funeral services will be held tro’s personal airplane Is .miss­ become mere “incantations” we use Tolland; a daughter to Mr. and The funeral of- John Caperino, t ccupies In the Sebert Building in guishing them along With evpry Mrs. Robert Mattox, 195 E. Main Week, it was the desire of the .den­ 9, 1877; and had lived in Manches­ Wednesday at 2 p.m.,^ at Second the center of Soulh Coventry. Skin Fare Fair Game ing on a flight from Havana to to reassure ourselves in the face tal profession to call to the atten­ ter for 60 years. Congregational Church. The pastor, Hartford, father of Mrs. John Gill, Miami. He said It was pre­ body else, and liberating nobody. St.. Rockville; a son to Mr. and wife of a Rockville alderman, was • "Their requirements are so dras­ of conditions that we can neither Mrs. Peter Roman, 605 Hartford tion of the people of ouq'land the Surviving are four sons, Thomas the Rev."Arnold W. Tozer. will of­ tic,” Goodin said, “ that it's almost Darwin,. Australia — The police sumed lost at sea, Sergio del While he was still in the realm '^Ten chances to one your present bedding is ficiate...Burial Will' be in' Buekland held this morning from the Laraia 'Valle, the air chief. Identified the comprehend or control." Rd.; a.-daughter to Mr. and Mrs. urgeiicy of dental care for them- Irwin, RussdU Irwin- and William impos.sible for us to accommodate magistrate at Darwin ruled that of what—we * might. actually^ do -X _jiot giving you the support you need .fot a selve's and their children. It seems Cemetery. 'and Sagarino Funpral Home. 247 plane’s two occupants os CapL What, SLgaim is education? It is Anthony Rinaliili', South Windsor. Irwin, all of Manchester, and Ray­ Washington St., Hartford. He them." crocodile hunter. -Ginger Palmer about the aatelUtes, Senator Ken­ full night’s sleep. "Holman-Baker’8^ quality-. BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to that, here in America, life has mond Irwin of Granville, Mass.: Friends may call at'the Holmes Riidolfo Cosslo, an assistant a word everybody uses as an in­ Funeral Home. 400 Main St., to­ died Saturday at St. Joseph’s Hos­ He said the Post'Offlee requires had no intention to defraud a taxi military attarjhe at the Cuban nedy was even more reassuring and controlled Musco-Pedic Mattresis is designed Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shaw, 532 been so good to us that we feel two daughters, Mrk. John Jackson its office to .be on one level with driver when he offered crocodile cantation. ' But what do we really it will always continue to do so morrow from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 pital, Hartford. embassy in Washinffton, and his sound. He wanted this pressure of from recommendations of orthopedic sur­ Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. and of Manchester, and Mrs. Ernest no cellar, and, because of the skins in payment for a 47-mile mean by it? Is it, for example, a without oiir.- efforts to make it so. Sharpe of John Day, Ore.; a sister, pjn. A requiem Mass was sung at 10 ro-pilot, Suarez Alfia of tbe Cu­ ours applied "without encouraging geons. Its firm construction assures you the Mra. R; Bruce Watkins, 234 S.. o’clock at the Immaculate Concep­ topography of the corner lot, this drive. ban Air F'orce. thing to enrich the individual, or a Do we .need Sputniks in our lives Mrs. Jqseph Hlil of Philadelphia; rebellions which would only force proper sleejJing posture necessary for com­ Main St. tion. Church, Hartford. Burial is impocsslble. "The section nearest thing to breed scientists for the DISCHARGED. SATURDAY: tV> make us aware that tithe is 12 grandchildren and 4 great­ Tremblsy’s Supermarket in which 6 PRIESTS SENTES^OBD Soviet .Intervention and another racing by and we should take an grandchildren. was in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, state? plete muscular rest and sound sleep. Order a Shirlee Beaupre, 74 Mountain Rd.; Hartfofo. thP.Post Office was interested will Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Feb. 8 Hungarian disaster.' Musco-Pedic Mattyess with an Omni-Rest box William Harrison, 15 Griswold S t; accounting of the condition of our Funeral aervice.a wUl be held to­ FuiiPrals coiniajn a lower level at the back, (/P)—-A Communist court today What ,and where, ia freedom? dental health ? Let xia make a con­ morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes Besides his daughter in Rock­ This-part of the speech was the spring today and begin to sleep again! Mra. Winifred McNary, 10 Fen­ ville, he leaves a son, Joseph whije^he section nearest Stonc- sentenced six Roman Catholic How much of it I* freedom not. to wick Rd.; Ralph Quigley. 80 Foley. certed effolt, now, for our chil­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St.' The hputie Rd:.,will contain stores on priests and two theology stu­ aound part, tmd the protective Bednarek Infaitt Caperino, of South Windsor. be pushed around ? How much of it St.: Walter Hennequln, 167 Green dren and ouraelves. to protect and Rev. Lawrence F. Almond of South ground level . • dents to prison terms ranging definition of what Kennedy himself prevent;,to care for and cure all is freedom, to push somebody else Rd.; Mrs. Mary Denslow. Valley Methodist Church will officiate. Funeral services for Irene Helen Roughly one-half of the world’s "fFhey, also ^vequires a large from 2i/j to 7' .vesrs for actlvl- ___ might actually do if he became View Lane, Vernon; Miss June the dental problems' that confront Burial w-lll be in East Cemetery. Bednarek. infant daughter of 1-. around'? How much of it is created cargo vessels are ’ controlled by parking area and romn for trucks . ties hostile to the Yugoslav Presideht. Rider; 241 Woodland S t: Mrs. us. . Friends may call at the funeral Stanley ' anq '■ Helen Makarenko Greek shipowners. to turn around in atv.the back,” state. But this was'not the part of the by political systems ? How much of Janorfa Sateroe, 155 Prospect St., 'Monroe B. Levin, hdsne today from 3 to '5 and 7 to Bednarek who died Saturday at 'D.M.D. President. 9 p.m. speech which was destined tojcatch it must reside inside the individual Rock-'ille; Alfred Schmedding, Manchester Memorial Hospital, hlmaelf if it exista at all? Coventry; Mm. Ldiura Waite, 23 were held this morning at 11 the votes of the steelworkers of Mountain St. Rockville; 'Johri Arthur J.'Hunilton o'clock at the Walter N, Leclerc Gar>’. , There will be only one great Hand­ Zawistowski, 33 Mather St,;' Mrs. Arthur j'. Hamilton. 45, of 128 Funeral Home, 23 Main St. That part came as he discussed icap facing the Hutchins organi­ Anna Person, 122 Summit St.;' About Town Broad St., Middletown, son of She was born in Manchester. past history—the history of the zation, should it attempt to begin Jacob Sroegoski, East Hartford. Simon Hamilton of EUlington, died J\ine 23. 1959. Besides her par­ What spiraling pricts by sOch clarifications of the slo­ DISPHARGED YESTERDAY: Prances Herron .Council No. 2, yesterday ..juprnlng at Uncas on ents she leaves, a brother, Edmund revolution and ,lnter\'ention in Elmer Doyle. 9 West Rd., Rock­ the Thames, Norwich. o f Manchester. The Rev. Stanley Hungary in 1956'. ^ . gans we do use. From each witness Pythian Sunshine Girls, will meet do to your. homt..e ville; Mm. Elizabeth Mitchell, 20 tonight at 6:30 in Odd Fellows' He was a maint^ance man af Hastillo officiated, and burial was it calls, the ansM-er will be some­ Here Kennedy said this; Fairfield S t: Arthur Shorts; 40 E. hall. Officers' and inembers are to Wesleyan Universitj\ ih Middle- in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. "F o r '’ 'tw’b ratefui, ‘ turbulent thing different, which may be taken Middle l^ke.; Gregg Schuyler, 74 wear white dresses for the initia­ town. and how you WMks, United States policy was A* Raffling proof of the need for Jarvis Rd.; Roland PoullBt, South tion. Parents and members of the Besides his father he leaves two Mrs. Lillian Welrfi Coventry; Doyle Whitney, Wap­ daughters. Miss Jean Hq^milton -practically paralyzed. We did not definitions. Pythian Sisters and Knights of The funeral of Mrs. Lillian conlick’offll ping; Roy Light, East Hartford; Pythias are Invited to attend. R e­ and Miss Ann Hamilton, bhth of Welch, wife of John J. Welch, warn Moscow that intervention in i Mrs. Ethel kVfike, RFD 1, Ver­ Since -prices coniinue^Io spiral freshments will be served. West Boylaton. Mass.; and a"sis­ Windsor Locks and formerly of up and up, it would probably . Hungary might threaten World non: Mra. -Ruth Oleskl, South ' \___ ter, Mra. Joseph Hiasny of Elling- Manchester., was held this morning cost you a lot more to replace . peace. We did not stop the United Abandoning The Smoker Windsor; Mrs. Marilyn Ward, Hose Co. No. .1 of the Eightb tafi. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Coventry; Mrs. Johanna Badstueb- your home now than it coil Nations from repeatedly post­ You may have noted a strange District will meet tonight at 8 EYineral services will be held to­ K ain St., followed by a. solemn /•. ner, 69 Starkweathei* ' St.; Mrs. morrow at 3:30 p.m. at the' Por­ you to build it. 'Would your poning the Hungarian question and awkward incompleteness in re­ -o'clock at the firehouse'at Main hligh Mass of .requiem at St. ” F3orence Hernber, Coventry; Pe­ and Hilliard Sts. ter Funeral Chapel. 19 Court St- Bridget's Church. present insurance cover you at., We did not try to fiy United Na- cent clgaret commercials. Some­ ter Evtushek, .'5 Seaman Circle; New Britain. Burial will be in The Rey., Dennis R. Hu.ssey was -Mra. Dorothy Hurd, Glaatonbury; today's high prices? Make sure .tlons'observers to Hungary so as how, they Seem to tell only half The Army-Navy Auxiliary will Falrvlew Cemetery. celebrant, a^Lsted by the Rev. you're- fully protected. Call us Miss Flora Nelson, 71 Delmont sponsor a card party tonight at 8 EY-ienda may call at the Chapel Raymond Yukauskas of St. Fran­ to' place it under some form’ of the usual story. They talk only ■ St.; Michael Uriano, 56 Kensing­ for a complete property insur­ international supervision. about what wonderful, flavorsome o'clock at the olr''''ouae. today from 7 to 9-p.m. cis of Assisi Church, South Wind- ton St.; James Baker, West Wil- .sor, as deacon, and the Rev. Stan­ ance checkup. "We did not even'try to make tobacco they contain. They don't f!#' I I • lingtoh; Norman Smith, 50 Alex- Memorial ’Tei..pie, Pythian Sisr ley Hastillo as sub-deacon.-Mrs. - ander St.; Douglas and John Thomas George England the Soviets, feel that we might talk about what a ,wondcrtul job ters, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Thomas- George England; infant Raymond Murphy was organist. resist their Intervention—to do as they do of preventing any of the Smythe, Bayberry Rd., Bolton in Odd Fellows’ hail. After the Karen Vennart, 37 Cornell St.; son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burial was In -the veterans’ sec­ • much for Hungary as Russia was incidental ingredients of this tfi- business, meeting, there will be a England, Sunrise Dr., Vernon, died tion of Northwood Cemetery - in William Anderson, "East Hartford Valentine social and clip auction. then doing for Egj'pt in bluffing bacco, like tar and nicotine, from John Haddock, Mt. Doqa, Fla. yesterday at home. . _ , Wilson, with committal service by Members are to bring articles for He was born in Manchester, Dec. Fqther Hussey. Bearers were Zig- the Western potvers away from re­ ever“ reacHihg your lips. m '« '• Mrs. Jean Fenn and d a i^ ter. the auction. Refreshments will be East Granby; Mrs. Joan O’Neill 29, 1959. mund l^Qski, James DonShue, covering the Suez Canal." This is all the result of what is served by Mr*. Annie Alley and Surviving, besides his parents, Thomas McNallyJBr.. Thqinas Mc­ and son, 158 Walker St.; Mrs'. her committee. Here Senator Kennedy was cast­ termed a "cieah'-up” In cigaret ad­ Jane Wright and daughter, 246 are three sisters, Cheryl, Patricia Nally Jr.,'FrankjKoas and William ing the Inference that, had he been vertising, in. which the industry CRHOllSESSON Henry SL Ann and Cynthia England.; hi* pa­ Beattie. TOP RSPUBUCAN RESIGNS - President in 1956, he woUld have h u pleased the Federal Trade ternal grandparents, Mr. end Mr*. New Haven, Feb. 8 UPI—Frank George J. England of Manchester, ‘niomas Topping done something about Hungary. Commission bjr agreeing not 'to . ii.J.n e^cAy of it! You'll vote for «Mr _ WE GIVE avf GREEN STAMPS M. Lynch, long » top figure In and. his maternal grandparents, The funeral of ThomM Topping, He wou ld not have- dohe any­ make any more dramatic and HosMOwact's Poliqr loo When you hear how aMny state and city Repubitean clr- Mr. and Mr*. Edwar'd, Dailey of 30 Server St., Was held this mor­ thing about - Hungary if he had misleading claims about who fioek way* year-hom e,'your pefionsl profierty, your Personal Notices olea, lias resigned front the Willimantic. ning at the John F. 'Tierney Fun­ been bound by the aame policy re- the beat job of taking, out of cig­ GOp's State Central Committee, Private funeral services were eral Home. 219 W. Center St., fol­ taraiags ■ *ed ssviags can be protected — for so Only Authorized Dealer In Manchester effective today. He had held the- n & Btiictions he himself defined in aret* what'ia Inside cigarcta. The held today at. the John B. Burke lowed by a solemn higta Mas* of icw doilan,; With this n i^ r n coverage, you caa Card of Thanks job for 12 years. In a letter^to F'ufierai';Home,. 87 E. Center St, requiem at Church of the Assump­ East Center other portions of this same speech; clean-up hit die world as of Feb. 1. Wt as do the wotiyiag about ires, burglars, bant- Tha members of the Wallace Palmer State Chainnap Ekiwin H. May, The Rev. Jaifies Grant of St. John's tion. _ _ ... ______^ deceitful dqp ’ee of-llb-^ wUh -one of-two-branda-a-ltttle-aiow- ___ (amU|t-j*Uh ig thank ..thelLJBlghbota Lyn<« said Ita theugirt yOtMger-|teptgcopal ChUfcH,: R06kyine,“ 6ffi- TRe Rev.'FraricIsTrBiltler wsi* - -Street "— iajf~bb8en and'poioaarfojuty’ -We'H b ^ -fpr^ ^ b Scautr Boy Scout and Expiprer and friends for their words of aym- •ration la going, to be performed. about scrapping their old commer­ men In the party • should move elated. Burial was in East Cejne- celebrant,' assisted by the Rev. Phone happy la tell pau 2S ways we can help yoa avoid athy and acta of kindness shown them In the months ahead, every time an cials, • but considered certain to Surin* their recent bereavement. into the reeponsible positions. He tery. ■ loM g awney. will be 66 this month. Lynibh fias Ml 3-1126 American political candidate faces comply in due course^. •. Mrs. Wallace Palmer Mrs. Martha W. Scott Scout Uniforms and Equipmertt Wesley Palmer. served In party offices for al­ Mrs. Martha Wilson Scott, 72, an audience -ot Eastern European This may pleaSe the FTC, but it Mrs. Avis Johnson most 38 year*. wife of William O. Scott. 821% Okk SEE YOUR PlUblBER. I I V t 6 11TIt 11tC T■1C A 11« AHfod' ' Mrs. Marjorie l*even*ood - tiea and descent. leaves the poor-smoker lost. How, ’ Mrs. Ethri Feller land.St., died, suddenly yesterday DEALER OR The more definite and dramatic in the future, is he to know, what TAYLOR TO QUIT HOSPITAL ''at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Cheek Your Hat AMERICAN MUTUAL Washington, Feb. 8 (AP)—Gen. Her ;death followed by two days THE HARTFORD the candidate of one party makes a. thinking'man thinks? Just-what ■V' ’’ ' Card of Thanks will the man who, Sunday We wish to thank all our,^^ friends, Maxwell O. Taylor, whose left .the death of her daughter, Mrs ELECTRIC hla inferred promise, -the bolder the was it that couldn't be done? Or neighbors and relatives who helped us O'arm'was broken Satuiday night, Lillian W«lchV wife at John J nlghtf took the wrong dark THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. INm *. In our recent b^eavemetit. To all those green Cavanaugh hat. from' candidate of the other party will what counts, up front 7 - Why who sent flowers, contributed to' the Is expected to leave Walter Reed .)jVelch of Windsor Locks and for­ LIGHT COMPANY . be •the next time out before the shouldn’t he buy Brandy J^? Is this memorial fund, seiU Masa and sym­ Army Medical Center today. merly of Mahehester. The funeral Tierney’# Funeral Home pathy cards' snd .to those who vieited Tsyloiv 58, former Army chief o f of Mra. Welch took place triis ptease exchange it for his game kind of-audience. ■apposed to be protection of the us our hearfelt gratitude and thanks. own er enll, M LtwU St., Hortford—CH A-Uai We are especially grateful tfr the nurs­ Staff, wa* injured when he walked -morning.' ’ One of the real Uagedtes fo this oonaumer, tp.toaa him out oa un “ (^OJ® ing-ataff of the Manoheater Memoriaf nifoteet the fode 6f a nMvtqg Mr*. Soott w«* bom In Manches­ m 8 - a n la that; It Ignores the poaalbUlty teatad, - uncharted aeaa, with not C. WALTER-^r 4-1241 BasplUl taaltMi WhHe croeatef a efaeet ter, June 28,. 1887, daughter of the Ibat nuty be annity and •van a navigator who la really a m Mrs. Itobert A SchaUH and tamUr. in downtown WntiUagto*. fote Eugene and Minnie McClaf- InBtgabw among .aueh ATherlhanJsymphony eonduetor to help him? ' A ' j / < u. ^

pAGfe iH iiJ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1960 MANCHESTER EVENING ^E R A LD , MANCHESTER, CONN., ^ N D A Y , FEBRUARY 8. 1960 PAGE EIGHT ihorease of aboul 48 per cent over d a il y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e FALSE TE E iil O U R ; BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE R e g io n a l 8 toe Mblal enroUmaht o f about 450 BUGGS BUNNY when the school opened In 1956. Thot Lo o m r Principal Oarlton B. Seybolt In­ (JHINK NIOTHIN' OF IT. PETUNIA WELL, AREN'T^ OH .THANK VOU, formed toe board at a recent meet- Need Not Emborriiw WOOS FUDDS TV-Radio Tonight Board Hopes Many waarers o f Salas tssth Bstss BUGS 1 I PIPM'T Attiwtr to PrtvIouiPunlB 'Ing that the enrollment next fall EITHER OFVOU •ufftrad real embarraannaas b sesM GOING TO HELP • EXPECT MEN’S U LP .G blit, b a n k e r BROW N.t Musical Interiude ia estimated ait 92 adtMUonal stu­ thalT Plata dropped, aUpped or srw ME ACROSS THAT SHOP ,' CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT — SUR6LV , The Baby Has dents over the prOsent enrollment I bled At Just t)M wronc urns. Do wM HOOPUB.I’D LIKE TO THERE'S SOME SIMPLE EXPLANATION yriH i onllr-^Li'.R^inr^i- To Fix Budget of 662. Sixty seniors are expected Uva in fear of tbla happanlna to yea. PUPPLE ? BoiLVou IN o il ; nran. EaictPin____ Just apnnkle a tittle PABTVfTB. the LIKE-*~-EK,AH.»,-MA5S AMNESIA/ ACBOBS DOWN televUion to complete their final year In June alkaline mon-aeld) poarder. on fo o f ■,M'/ THOB6 aUVeNlLB n aalat siA aM . filwooaiMr rsa DURING MY FIRST EXPEDITION ID 1 Music symbol ^SoT-in and 152 students will enter Grade OSUNQOENTS OF OUTER MONGOLIA MVSUlbES » 1 lAUlB time w r -im n n 9:UU On Feb. 22 7 in the fall. ZNot cloaed Been Named... 6l!00 8up«rmaB All Star Ouckpin Bowling YOURS NEVER SHOWED HAK-k'AFF.'— PO ReCLO $e.' popular aon( M F iraW n Big I rbMler

progress) ' Seybolt a l s o . prceentod compara­ 3 Bndure First Show (In progress) Duckpin_ ------Bowlltw U P.'I’M FOR6C1JOSIN& ‘ I'LL Be DOWN IMMEDIATEUy > S Muilcal 6:30 Father Knows lest The Regional 8 Board of Educa­ tive figures on fuel consumption drug oountar. ON THE OWLS club pataage 4 Change Early Show (in orogress) ^TO-'^HEH-HEH- 6 Machine part iHigresHnS'-s; Twilight Thsatsr (In nrogrsss) Wells Fargo lu. u tion eKpecta to complete the pro­ for similar time periods between iMMEDIATeLV.' 5TRAISHTEN C B Musical Cartoon Plavhouss Bourbon Street Beat 8. 40. & 6 Hydroqarbon M S n n n ^ ■'? i 9:00 Paris Precinct posed 1960-61 BH AM High School August and January of the past ; TRIFLING measure Llberace Danny Thomaa Show 3. school year and toe present. The s; 7 Scandinavian ' Pameha .Eljnae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Okrali^ Ed 6:25 Weather News and Sports , m \<;unId e r 12 Jewel *1 larjunri p A i Peter Gunn 10, 33. budget at Its next mslrtlng Feb. 22. report showed that 53,603 gallons 8 Flower Ashland St. She was bohi Jan. 26 at M t Sinai Hospital, I^ r t - 6:30 Sports News and Wsalbsr 9:30 Adventure# in Paradlst 8. 40. MANCHESTEIt 13 Sad 9 Ccllara ' Modem Digest Ann SnUlem Show 3. The board haa poetponed Its regu­ were used in the five-month period exclamation 46 Unitrippcd ford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Samuel • IMn v« iMi PMW 10 State 28 Lively dance Rollle Jacobs' Club Rouse Not For Hire _ lar busineas meeting tonight until last year and 53,155 were used this AND BELMONT T .i *H' W *■ P“ - 14 Musical 30 Awry 47 Spoken Bovitz, Hartford. . She has two brothers, David. 8, and Kli, 7. Superman ■ TV Theater 10. 33 11 Soaks flax 48 Bread spread 8:46. Huntley-Brlnkley 10. 10:00 Hennessey 8 next Monday to accommodate rur­ year In the same amount of time. "H air 16 Ascended 31 Unaspirated John Daly Steve Allen Show (C) 10. 22. al Buperintendent Andrew J. Although degree days this year 50Datergant Brent WiUys, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent W. Douglas Edwards x-» ■“''ISBible part 20 Washes 33 Calls tor Hovte at Ten Mangee who plane to attend the have been reported to be ten per RUG CLEANING CO^ 17 Placed silence 51 Paruvlan Ridgewood St. He was born Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorlsi 6:66 Burlie-Barents 10:30 Man With a Camera 6 BY V. T. HAMLIN 22 Waistline Indian 7:00 This is Alice June Allyaon Show ' 8. 13 national convention ot school ad­ cent less, toe building has been 15 HANNAW AY^I;^ ALLEY OOP 18 Gome in 24 Moslem call 35 Snakea Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Clarence OF NO KiVcH 52 Superlative Ne"Tewe and Weather 11:00 The Big News, „ . ministrators this week. kept at a more even temperature rr Muol' BE, —" >/ NOT IN THAT WE MUST BE, 19 Antennae to prayer 40 Stableman O. Anderson, 25 Durkin St. His paternal grandmother U VM. Ha-Markham News. Sports Jb Weather f. OFF ABOUT. OF CONSEQUENCE 21 Swiss 43 Leg part aufSxaa Irene Scovllle, Gulfport, Fla. His great-grandparenU are Mr. People's Cholca Barry Barenta 'The board has spent its last Um year, Seybolt said. '^ c a r e DOC.. COME/^AM.VCH/ THAT V TIN TUXEDO,. 25 Mathematical 1959 Class Donates Funds EUSHT ' DRAGON SLAVER. "S. IN THIS PART OF .mountain 45 Worthiest 88A5“ IT" His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George C. rling- chester is announced by her par­ (Jheyenne o, «« ------80% CASH AND CABBY 32 Stringed ! 1 SFF, SATU RD AY’S TV W EEK FOB COMPLETE U S T IN G repreoentattvea from the Boarda of 1959 has decided to donate the r ^ L stone. 38 Edward St. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mlnto Coch­ ■ instrument 16 IT Mrs. Ralph Taft, 144 South $t., Rockville. His great-grand­ Piflance of Andover, Hebron and mainder of Its funds for the pur­ 34 Take revenge rane of New Glasgow, Nova chase of bubXs. The sum available ” 1 father Is Igmac Bllmon, N o ^ fie ld , M^aiss^ . Marlborough will be Invited to at­ S iettek 36 011 IT" nr »7 Scotiac tend a special meeting Feb. 29 to will purchase about 875 worth of CHECKTHE , 37 What the Sheila Gay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Richard Fuller, 330 Her fiance is the son of Mrs review toe budget. According to books. MIRR0R,MA3®R^ K audience does sr Radio w 1 Adams St She was bom Jan. 27 at Hartford HMplUl. I^T 'Jean Morhardt, 33 Hollister St­ board policy, any neceasary re- 'The Regional Board of Educa­ 38 Tidings OT**! and the late Frank G! Morhardt. 5Tw 7T IP 5T So SI ' maternal grandmother is Mrs, Arthur Generous, 330 Adams S t (This listing IncludM only those nows broadcasts of 10 or 16-mlnute viaione must be made by March 15. tion wlll send-a letter df apprecia­ We Stock 39 Circle ” The bride-elect la attending Ab­ An Informal public hearing is us­ tion for the thoughtful contribu­ ' Watch Her paternal grandmother la Mrs. B a rb ra duller, length. Some stations carry other abort newscasts). W Ml s field. Mass. She has a brother, Arthur .C., 2; and a sister, Pam erdeen Hospital School of Nursing, ually held In advance of toe annual tion from last year’s graduating CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 42 Lawyer (ab.) New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Mor­ WDBC—18K .. ^10:30 Highlights of 35 years Cl&£S. 44 Hurried ■ ■ ; ela G., 8. • 11:00 News budget meeting which . toe board HALLMARK 5T hardt received his B.S. degree in 6:(XI News. 4ainian . li:i6: Sports Final policy speicifieB must be held on TlUrd Marking Period Dates 46 Arrow H 6:15 Art Johnson 11:30_I___ Mtd-nl-iUte ■"Moods Due to toe mid-year examina­ distance \ physical education from the Uni­ 6:46 Lowell Thomaa toe first Monday in April—April 4 3r"i Board bi Review from 7 to 9 to­ versity of Connecticut where he 7:(X> Amos N'. Andy 13:55i News: Sign Off tions held last week, the marking 49 Miss O’Grady nM t m p —1280 this year. CARDS BY AL VERMEER Andover night in the First Congregational was a member of Theta XI. He Is 7:80 News, Comedy Tims The Informal hearing has pre­ period closed last Friday.- Report PRISCILLA’S POP 53 Constellation 5“ «6 7:46 Bob and Ray 6:(AI Financial, Nsws 1 54 Mirages Fu ■PWR Church. now In spring training with the 8:00 World Tonight 6:06 News Roundup viously drawn a small crowd and cirds ‘•will be Issued this Friday ^^H T s a t u p h a l f t h e J n _ The Bible Study CTass will dis­ Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz. 8:16 Music Till One 6:16 Shnwcaae and Ntwa and parent conferences will be held MILLER ( NOTHlIsie ."‘THE TROUBLE' REMEMBER 56 Beam IT JT t r ?r ETJT B! Dinner to Mark 7:00 Fulton Lewis is heW In toe auxUtorium. The an­ NISH T WATCHINCSr A cuss Matthew 25 In the class at 2:00 News on Feb. 18 at RH AM High School. '^M UG H ON WITH TOU.DEAR, WHEN WE 57 Turns right t il A fall vveddlng la planned. 2:10 Music rtll -Uns 7:16 Evening Devotions nual meeting, however, drew an F1R«3T GOT TEST PATTERN/ 5T 7:30 tonight In the First Congre­ 1:00 News Sign Off 7:20 Showcase. News For all other marking periods, PHARMACY ^TV THESE ’ r IS Y O U 'R E , 58 Diplomacy Scouts’ th Y e a r Reviewing Stand attendance of about 600 last year ^TEUEVl-SlON t r i 50 gational Church. . w h a t i 7:30 issuance of report cards and par­ i;i{i:i:n ko \d .D AVS.'i l«5P01UED.' 59 High ST . -« | 8:00 News and was held In toe gymnasium. iw u •?? transportation s r 5T % 6:00 Big Show 8:06 World Today ■When RHAM opens its doore ent ’conference dates will be held imkiii.- m i : II:!1 60 Musical r 1 A Blue and Gold buffet dinner MancheStM' iCvenlng HeraM An­ 6:30 John Daly. g:8U Showcase and Newa 6:46 Big Show itnn and Newt next fall, the student enrollment during the remainder of toe year instrument w ar IT dover oorreepondent, Mrs. Paul D. 11:06 Music Bsyond the 8( will be held by Boy Scout Troop Wedding | 7:00 Ed P Morgan 13:06 News Roundup o f 644 students wlll represent an as previously scheduled.^______61 Health resorts L 1 124 and Cub Pack 124 at 6 p.m. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim 7-16 Ble Show 1:30 Public A((alrs Friday In the elementary school.. 2-6856. 3 (10 News Sign (Jtt The 50th Anniversary of Boy Tarca-Rstton WPOP—1416 - Scouting will be observed at this BY FRANK O’NEAL 6:00 News. Weather m a r k e t s SHORT RIBS time. Rosaiy Society 6:16 Conn. Ballroom Flavor of thk Month A&P SUPER IN MANCHESTER Families attending are request­ 7.00 Ray Somes ed to "bring hot dishes, salads or 1:00 News 'CHERRY VANILLA" Sets Card Party 7:00 Ray Solners BROAD ST. & EAST CENTER ST. cakes which will be placed on a 1:00 Del Raycce Whole red cherries blended 261 116 central buffet table. Families wilt w n o —1086 throngbout our creamy also bring their dishes and silver­ St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will 6:00 News. Weather and Sports smooth vanilla. Get some Open Monday through Soturduy 'til 9 p.m? ware. sponsor a military whist and set­ 6:30 Serenade Investments soon at your nearest Bbyal Rolls and butter, Ice cream, milk 6:45 Three Star Extra Ice Cream dealer’s store. / back party Wednesday at 8 p.m. 7:00 Dick Bertel and coffee will be provided by the 7:80 News ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS two Scout organizations. at the K of C Home. 7:45 Radio Moscow 28 Warren St.— MI 8-6950 LONG SAM A program for the pack and a Mrs. J. Edward McKeever la 8:05 WTIC 36th Birthday ^ rp/KAKEyFe. 8:30 What's Your Opinion COMB SEE . . . YOU’LL SAVII THeN-IF*>UW/WriD OH, I Court of Honor for the Scouts has general chairman. Committee 10:06 Norman (Tloutler Kes *C A6AN-10U HOPEI ■meHAPfHEsr CEASE AtJ£> been planned to conclude at 8:30 o e s is T « ? jr m ' members Include Mrs. Prlmo Ama Love ME. IPXXI- 00 WANT -BECAUSE p.m. ■hie early closing hour Is set 0 oFw^o-cwr— , TP KISS* rrHyMAICE \PRIVEKW to encourage family attendance, deo, Mrs. Paul Adams, Mrs. Jo XTUASAW. XXI HAPPY I ALL WEW seph Falkowskl, Mrs. Jaimes Com RvwerJT F I LOVED I JERSEY, j‘% Including even the youngest chil­ dren. . Ins, Mrs. James Peak, Mrs. Ernest XXJ.WMJLDNT ^ ’wa »y Ki Bn ^ TJA Ut O* Ns W» Fitzgerald, MrsL Stanley latcas (T? Club Flans Food Sale The Garden Club will hold a- Mrs. Joseph Harrington and Mrs Valentine Food Sale from 10 a.m. Joseph Schauster. to 1 p.m. In the Bumap-Sklnner Also, Mrs. Charles. Klotzer, Memorial Library Saturday. Mem­ Mrs. Walno Hokkanen. Mrs. Jo­ bers plans to contribute baked seph Lynch, Mrs. Frank Young. M goods decorated for the Valentine Mrs. Rose Schwoerer, Mrs. Joseph holiday on Sunday. Simard, Mrs. John Kelly, Miss TJI. lli«. U J. ^ OH/ MadeUne Smith. Mrs. David Dono ZzB Bulletin Board LorlM Studios The Board of Education will van and Mr% William LaMotte. Mrs. Richard Leo 'rarca *‘I supppse it was the same old story— Mom got startad meet at 8 tonight In the flemento- Tickets may be obtained at the door or from any. committee mem­ BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD bidding and couldn't stop!" ry school to .discuss teacher sal­ Mias Heidi.,Wfjky Patton, daugh­ JUDD SAXON aries. ber. There will be prizes and re­ X- J 1 - - Boy Scout Troop 124 will hold a freshments. ter of Mr. and iTt*. Arthur J. Pat­ enjoy„ A nd PAULA eOSWORTH, heap of bosworth enterprises, AW^BE HE'S JUST ' NE6LI5ENT, PAULA,. y-a ton, 265 TV. High St.,, became toe IS UPSgT... -...... /. ------' V"”------^ DCJN'T LIKH it, BEN,' bride o f Richard Leo Tarca, son Oerek archer, fa wed 1*'^ IDON'T KNOW- BY ROUSON ARCHER IS PUE HERE SOON TO of Mr. and Mrs. Bundl Tarca, 683 BRITISH PLASTICS EXPERT, REVAMP OUR aASTICS DIVISION, • BUT HE S THE ONLY LITTI.E SPORTS our PACKS FOR A HOLICAV and we still DON'T HAVE HiS ONE WHO under­ BEWARE v^pitTFipgif W. Middle Tpke., Saturday. after­ ON THE RiVIERA IN THE w SiSNED CONTRACT... stands THOSE N^W OF . • noon ait South Methodiet Church. SOUTH OF FRANCE... PROTESSES WE 8ROUSHT OVER The Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, carefree FROV\. ENGLAND. w pantoT, performed the candlelight GET SAXON IN HERE, cerentony. o The bride, given in marriage by 'Vou know a her father, wore a beige chiffon ,V>" _ , • a over taffeta gown, fashioned with fitted lace bodice and Jewel neck­ good doctor : line. She carried a white orchid'on a pjayer book. BY JOHNNY HART for this?" ! Mrs. Gall Gardiner, Glastonbury, sinter o f the bride, wae matron of honor. She wore a light bltle chif­ C O W WAVE .40 • BY ROY CRANE fon o'ver taffeta and a corsage of BUZZ SAWYER pAe'ptnk roees. from NOTHING TO HIDE, MY BOY... NOTHING! NO Leon Gardiner, Glastonbury, P E R M A m iS T LOST CATS ARE CLASSIFIED PAPERS IN MY QUARTERS, SO YOU brother-tn-law of the bride, was For a fashionabte crown of soft, silky waves . . . waves A LITTLE OUT OF «V Ll«, \ i HAVE CARTE BLANCHE...-COME TO THINK OF best man. Ushers were Donald •ADMIRAL. BUT WE'LL. ' •' IT, I I I PUT 'rains ah ankle.. tiie sages. STYLE SET, GLAMOUR SPRAY ' . baby runs a temperature.... Grandma has a bed ’ A reception for 70 guests was held at toe R ^ Ember ^n Bolton. cough. Troubled people’ often turn to us for htip, For a weekend" wedding” trip ' tb BY DICK CAVALLI ■ and rightly so. We work doscly wrhh {hysidans, ., New York City, Mrs. Tarca wore MORTY MEEKLE a light green linen sheath dress providing the medicines they prescribe and use in DON'T GET EXCITED— ITHINKITt? DANGB?OU« With beige' accessories. TTie couple will live at 208 High St.. Perth Best Center Cuts ( I'M TIRED OF I'M NOT GOING TO FOR AN OLD MAN TO LUG their offices. We know who they are, ffieir special­ ■ AGK'iOUTODO.it, HEAVY FURNITURE Amboy, N.J.,. after Feb. 8. BEAUTY SALON BY I.ANK LEONARD > THI6 FURNITURE ties, their office hours. Bn ga emergency we’re ■■ V ■ MICKEY FINN ARRANGEAAENT. AROUND, The bride was graduated from Tender and Sweet.Meated / C 'X ) I THINK I'LL y i good people to ask. And we’re always lu^ppy to Manchester High School in, 1959, LB CHANGE IT and has been employed at W TIC From Young, Corn-Fed Porkers be of service to our friends and patrona. ^ 983 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 3-8951 OANNY-AA-m Av BE when \ AND LEAVE YOU HERE AROUND, y I radio station In Hartford. Mr. 'HOU SAW THAT IT AAEANT / ALONE - UNDER A Tarca was a 1958 graduate of LOSING everything, ^ DOCTOR'S CARE? OH i • Manchester High School and .Is ------■ mom] I WANT HEAVY STEER . .. T0 6ET AHEAD-BUT m EDICflL em ploy^ by the Bross Construc­ tion C o . He has been transferred , BONE IN LB to New^-Jersey-by the-company. CHUCK STEAK PH fl R m fl C Y^ Worn table (»vers can be turned ^ NO STRINGS into new-looking linens by dyeing ALL BEEF |c , : JOHN G. FRANK,B-S. MI. 3-414B them a new color and cutting them Into place mats. ATTACHED HAMBURG LB \ GROUND CHUCK fs 1»»ehy WCA. Inc. 4.IA. Bag. U.». »8t. OR. BY LESLIE TURNER New Concept in . CAPTAIN EASY 6R ID BONELESS SURE'. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIiD. MANCHESTER, CQNN, ^m?^AY, FEBRUARY 8, 1960 PAGE ELEVlPfl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MfANCH^S^R. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1960 THE J Wilt Needs 13 PointsDi Better All-Time Marlg Embers, 92-84 Herald Am rco8 By ..1 EARL YOST Rookie Center Sky Limit for Big. O game dtie t*o' a flu attack that;*' other members of the usually high-'?' H a rm Pole Sports Editor StAndlnirs quintet notched a &2-84 decision to- scoring Manchester, team hit P. prevent the locals ntom clinching struck him early tn. the week. Ste(ann ... 38 Although the Explorers led at double figures. Gene King with 15 a D ube ...... Averaging ' ik || In Assault on Records .900 'tegular season hqnors\Aa a result, 4 Wrinn .... ■-A- MANCHESTER ------» each period, 22-20, 46-44 and 67- and Sonny TlKMTiaa with 11. E ast' 1 Burl(e ...... Sunday * Wednesday Ea.st Hartford ...... 9 .900 MMt, clubs are now deaolMked and a pla^^f looms to declde\pie win­ 61, the lead changed hands many H artford had five men in - double R .T. Davlns . Dawn Patrol was the title Williniantic ...... 0 .626 figures in • Stetson (27), Gene 2 Cl. D avlns ■ 9-11 15 Once again the first day of the Plus Per Game New York. Feh. 8 {/P)—Just how'’far can Oscar Robertson ? .444 ner. The^feat was-the for times and the game was anybody's n K llnala . .. (VO 2 week found the seasonal weather -tacked on the perennial foursome Holyoke ...... < Davlns (15), Jim Davins (13) 1-2 1 go with these scoring feats that arc .rounding out his bril­ .333 the EmbersT^nlne league engage­ until the last quarter when Man- 2 ra lla w a y . perfect, clear, cold, but sunny, and which t«*d off first each year al Middletown ...... 3 diester's Art Quimby injured his Charlie Wrinn (14) and Bob Dube Eastiern Division liant collegiate cafftir? Perhaps ,S,000 points? Additional W insted ...... • • • 3 .333 ments. The Ionia.4oFS su ffereO b y IS Tnlals 28-25 93 with my famlly^jiill reporting back 7 a.m. iii\the Manchester Open knee and was forced to leave the ( 12 ). W. L. Pet G B H artford ...... V...... 2 .222 the Marcos was aihuini.itered shv Red E m bers In good health wt^ all made Mass Golf ToumAmenl. One mernber scoring records? Why not? *■ ’ eral weeks ago by Gboiye Mite game. Actually the game was won Although many reasons can be P. r . P ts. Boston ...... 44. 13 .( (2 -■ •Southington ...... 1 .125 1 nroRsn ., 4-R S 'at an early hour. 1 have often won­ w as Bill Stevenson, who . was a .696 4 'r Actually, the sky's the limit for ,'42nd .straight home victory (»■ ell's charges. pn the foul line as the Explorers offered as to why the Embers dered why so rifiany adults, in p ar­ Philadsiphia 9 17 RobensoTi now that, he's bfcome, night against NYU, then travBli •--Withdrew from leajrue. 2 Thomas ., caller today, via the phone. Othera 2 25 .561 10 k Charlie Stets<>n, league's le h d j^ averted 28 out of 35 against 17 didn't make it nine stralghit vic­ 2 Q ulm by ticular, Sunday after Sunrday, a r­ tn the now famous Dawn Patrol. ipyrscuse ^■ollege hsskelball's sll-time point; to New York’s Madison Square Season series stands at one 2 Dolflnpbo New ,'York . 3 33 111 2 0 ir scorer, was too much for uta of 27 for the Embers. Both tories, the one that carries the rive late .. Schedule was free for ■ince diasolved due to a change in ^xpdiieer. And he begins impEoving Garden Thursday to play St;^, game apiece between the Red most weight is the. fact that East 2 Knlehi ... Embers as he hooped 27 points. scored 32 field goals. 2 Surhnff .. the day of any commitments and address, were Bobby Noren .(Now Western Division on^is present rr.srk of 2,600 to- John's and resumes its Southern Embers and Marco Polos as a Bobby K night, who, earlier this DelGobbo enjoyed his Hartford's score totaled eight 1 Plante ... In the "early afternoon we motored a Massachusetts resident!, Benny! \V. "L. Pet. G.B. nighp/vhen hi,'* Cincinnati gear- (Conference" schedule SatjarUay best for the losers, as he points more than .Manchester's, 4 K lnc ...... 13 21 .611 - , result of yesterday’s Central year held Stetson to Ave baskets, 1 .Tones . . . . Louis eats, the Nation's No. I'team in, against Richmond. The fifth rank- was not able to do the job again registerifeq'ai points to emerge as and that's all that shows in the D etroit !4 33 ,421 in'j the As.smiated Press' poll, lake on MounlaineerA -easily handled Basketball League meeting at standings. 22 T o tals . . . .22 20-27 S4 ,5. 37 .288 17 '4 the Arena. The East Hartford as he was far off from his regular the gam ^ mgh, scorer. Only two nneapolis •Mi.ssouri Valley chum North Teyiis Gedrge' Washington, lOJ^-79 last sno alter me evening incm » oei- _ Cincinnati 14 45 .2.37 21'5 State. ' Saturday, helped by Jerry West'* tied hack in my favorite chair and | tanvler and general advertising " ~ Robert.'ion ha.s eight legular sea- 29 points and 31 rebpunds. ( rested a tired body while viewing solicitor for The Herald, wanted New lO l’K, 1* eo. B (/P)— .-von games remaining, plus an un- Utah Stale, ninth-ranked and feevec as well as catching a,little the full name of Frank House, j Wilt (Tht Stilt)-Chamberlain, known number of post-.sea.son tour- winner of 11 straight after whlp- Dan Pinto Scores 29, shut eye, too, veteran major league j-alcher. gangling fre.ahman .pro- nam ent contest*. If he keep.' his ping New Me.xico, 86-59, S aturday, M onday There was some diecuMion ‘b®‘ i fjucjng points at a record clip 35.8 per game average, he will hit meets Brigham Young this Sat- Family Repeats his last name was Frankhouse but; " Philndplnhia Warriors 2,886 points at th» end of the sea- nrday. . Utah. No. 7 and a gams Manors Victors^ 90-85 Monday morning ha* for years he shortened it. According to the for the 1 niiaoeipma at rmi s. son, and only four post-aea.son ' pack m the Skyline Conference, been s morning for office callers Baseball Register, the player in can eclipse the ••National Fa s - gam es would surpass the 3.000 pipy, M ontana the sam e night, ''V ------as well As numerous phone esils. questlon was christened H e n ry j ketbsll As.sn. single-.seasnn scoring point mark. A succes.'ful NCAA or Elsewhere among the elite, ther-Son Play Flo Kloter. who assists Bob Clough In I ReveriKe amLfi .500 percentaRe in the standings ivere the ^ ' fiVonigfin HniiM ir and WAS nick- recoi'd tomorrow niprht. NIT' tourney could do it. . | sputhieaslern Conference - leaded Record Bleaker Paul Liniak H t the Manoheater Bowling j family never T h e fabiiloiia 7-foot-l Stilt, \vh6 He’ll have a little iriore opportii- Georgia Tech (No. 6) plays Louiei- ; goals of Green Manm yesterday in the Farmington V alley down udth the "biig . ph<»ned i. ” „ ^ -i of that moniker... graduated to the pro rank* after I nity now to concentrate on- Stale tonight in its only con- , : Basketball League. ^ti?r the smoke of battle had cleared re5ulUB of Polio Fvmd m^lvhea Sun- P P _ j reminded o^ earning All-America honor* at Fl'UL’.SPEEI) AHEAD-,—The nation's top yachl.sman hiiist sails to start the l.‘)4-mile Father and son combinatiorlfkcombined their bowling tal­ ing .since the Bearcats have their fg^ence game this week: Villa- against Newington at thKVerplanck gym, the Manors* had day which found Mancheeler men ^ g matters around the ! Kansas Univereily and then toured n,in from Miami to Nassau, now in its 22nd year of sailing. ______' top defensive ace. Bob Weisenhan g, meets Pitt Thurs- ents last Saturday at the Commtmity Y in the fourth- an­ and women beating teams from I seveiaJ small matieis arouno ine , . - . • 'accomplished both goals. The lo Rockville and East Hartford on ^' hoilsehoilae thatth a t needed immediateim...-v...~-^ at-j — with ‘be . .<** Harlem • i G nr lobe^ . u;- bsek. after a m onth’s A.haence with r^m!» jnto.NTTU on S atu r- West Hartford Swimmers nual Father and Son Tournament. MaWy of Manchester s best 1 cals scored a 90-85 win before a Standings tention. such ar. minor plum bing needs only 13 points 25 under hts sn Ankle injur.v. Weisenhan played lOUi-ranked Texas AftM the polished lanes , . Mrs, Kloter adult duck pinners participated in the afteimrton and evening ' crowd of 100 best of the year and} w . I.. Pci. and electrical j(5hs. . . Plenty of average- to wirpase Bob Po.ttt s in last S aturday night's 8T-55 sne- A rkansas tom orrow night remained jii a three-way tie for has done a great job of publicizing Rain Dre.fiedies tory over Houston. decide the Southwest Ck>n- rolling. Donald Cowles of the Rec-;?'------^ ' W indsor I oiiis I960 Winte- Olympic site, ♦ ------' ■ . had nothing else to do. standing while Kansas State, 200-vd fr^ostylp—15 and 16 Doya; 1. tallies were from the outside. Pift- blishment . . Fran Mahoney used Gil Hunt, fine rifle cqach st bringing, a threat of serious meet last Saturday at the. Man­ Pvggv Dunlclann; 2. Honey Hufford: 3, David Tvler 2. Steve Selden: .2. Chuck again. Dave and Stan shot games Rudi ...... 203 Si*rphone to relate detail* *£>n the I' Mtncher.cr__ ..u. 3... UieeUHigh «sand rv/4 IT.marliahBngliah .j ---- the siaendani Uiiiver.aitv of Connecticut, having grown u.aed to beating His 2.6OO points is si.so the three ^ the Big Eight. m seU .M arth a C anning. T. :32.9. 584 to canmid 13 points in the first er the full 72-game trouble at the rrosa-CQuntry . . ------.. ------... tonight. chester High pool. The events, Claffev. 'T 2:06.5 (state recordl. totaling 666 to win the Midget Hank Wittke ...... 381 JOrtN^CANAVARI annual Kacey Inah Night. M*rch t teacher who a!*o double* a* pub- . l*»t o\ 5(Vyd b u tterfly —11 and 12 boys; 1. 60-vd freestvle—13 and 14 girls; 1, crown and also take high honors M ark ...... 225- quarter fO help the Manors erect schedule while, averaging a., record courses. has no which started in the morning and P a u l l.InlBk; 2, P a u l lle n n c b e rry : .3, BnKb'ara B rooks; 2, S. K rirk so n ; 3. L. a 23-1,7 adVantage that they never 14 «il the Kacey Home. .Name* of | ucist for the rifle matches ran well into the afternoon, were Ureg Lawler. 2. ;32.5 (stale record). Adani.s T. 29.0 (state record), for a team in the entire tourna­ Erne.st Oakman ...... 358 the guests of honor will be an- | ,j'ie Horowkz. former Yale athlete. points a ^77*’. But the steady downpoiir weekend .5(Vvil. f r e e s tv le - 1.2 and 14 bovs; 1. ment. 'Voung Dave rolled games relinqtiishedv The Stilt, who wilPvfioiBh the , co-sponsored by the Weal Harl- 25-yd. buUerftv—lu. and under girls; Joe ...... 273 ScholastiQ The home^ve, losers in the first nounced shortly a s well-, a* the . ggi^^d lo he romenvl>ei«d to Atty.j yesterday failed to dampen nd Yale. 1. L .‘ H am m ond; 2, Rev Kloi>fcr; 2, D ic k 'lu iw le r ; '2, Leigh A d am s; 3, M ike o f 98, 113 and 86 for a very good Frank Gallas ...... 297 season wilh'dbOut 2.700 points if : the spirits of the 315 athletes lo.st a gam e this year.. thal Robertson, ■ a senior, broke .ford Club and the Manchester B erger. T, .25.4 ' , Vn meeting beti^en (he two clubs, main speaker . . . Maude Car­ Jay RuWnow. The tormer way one Did! Green. T, .18.4. -he continues at his record/pace. , Huskies," 75-74, ending Connecti- point* and helping his team last week was Frank oelvv'* 2,.538. Board of Education. Jdore than 25-vd. buller(lv — Ki„and ..under Iwys; M edlev relav, 200 yds.- 11 and ^ 12 three string totS’l of 297, ju st three L arry ...... 277 68-58, led 23-iX 41-35 and 64-54 a t penter of the ■ Women'*" Bowling of Elts best basketball players be- and. officials who slogged to 1 .Anthonv l.lnlnk;^, Peter LAwler.- 3. boys- 1. West Hartford Swim Club John Aceto .-...... 289- Schedule was upable to. lead the WarriorsYo, cut 8 string of wins in the nvalrj ^ 49-48 halftime deficit. He's got a few more in sight loo: .300 youngsters from all parts of pins short of every midget's dream the periods. League phoned with an invite to the movies! played table ten- Dwight Wood. T. ;-17.1 (stale record). (L'ang Tvli'V '.Iohn'’ Gnidknmp, Pni‘| of a 300 triple. His dad com­ Bob ...... 224 ''Tlis in the recrefrtion room or of the two schools. ^h e win kent Brideenort at the 1 4Career areer .ts. \ Sum m ary: montha. More on this at a later (Mioho" nfamites and wound up with a 1.3 half, but from then On Fairfield , ’•'b** Big O ha* ,78. aUso notched nine firsts in the 20 Ami. R an d ak ; 2. Lee H am m om l; 3, Bov and his 'adopted' Dad for the day. Bill J r ...... 257 •More than an in fh -of rain beaten 58-46 bv Iona in a low- ..... i.«\vl He also can become the -first events and won the team title with Klopfer. T. ;15.5. , T 2'22.0'Istate record). .545 •Altnoiigh a.ssufed of participate ^ (ireen Mnnor* date . . Bill McGonigal, a friend Z eC k SncTki ^M.nc'hes- ! "^’‘ew Y^o^k i.P MGRNIN’G GLORV LEAOCi; 2.5-vd free stv le —10 and under boys. M edlev ■"relav. 200 yd.» 15 and 16 Jack Vlltner. with a .6.55 total.- Bill Turull ...... 288 Ing in the Class A Basketball 'j. fell veBlerday and the weath- scoring duel at New Bo^belle, N. Y. | pp„ring with 'b® scoring title points to spare. Eleven teams were 1. Peter Rowley; 2, Anthony Liniak; bovs 1 We.iu H artfo rd Sw im Clim Third place went to Dave Frcgin L arry ...... 239 ter . . . out esrly and I .-.s «•>!* 1 Bridgeport made out all right in i ^ Fairfi.M * Art *rraw- ‘bree years in a row. sta n d ln fs I (Claffev; Rahlna, Tyler, Selden). T. Tournament later this month - in ^ entered. 3. F. Buonocore. T. ;15.0. and Carl Bolin Jr. w ith a 649 Jii-n Lorentzen ...... 300 539 the big city, defeating City- Col­ 22 points^ Fsirfield 8 Art Cra«-, But Robertson's scoring feat.s, \V L. Pet. llXVvd. b u lte rfly —15 and Ifi g irls; 1. 2;06,3 (slate record). New Haven. Manchester High l today. A fine golfer and bowler, gnd sunshine before dinner and lo; ^^hind ‘h® '‘’"'P'! t mperatuce ford got 20. .750 Double wnnners were Dave Tyler Ilollie' B lake: 2. Connie M ilh rath : 3. triple. Bill ...... 216 lege of New Y'ork, 98-90, and Fair- which also get s lest Friday at St. ’■"Vioiet* ...... 9 3 Carole .Neighbours. T. 1:22.5^ -532 (12-3) has been skidding back- ' 8 4 .667 ' of West Hartford and Peggy Dan­ . High Single Boh Pound ...... 316 When' a^'v^ir ‘“Ton" th M^tefis^.d TeNig*h'i ^ S rC u erin : ^rLu^e made it The' only athletes working field Univenrity beat American; Loui.s. are the least of the wor- Roses ...... lOCvvd. hulterflv—15 and 16 hnys: 1. WEIGHTT PROBLEM Bob J r ...... , ...... 251 w ards w ith two losses in their Isst- (-arisen riea for most of the top teams Ihia ■ Orchid* ...... 8 4 .667 ielson of Greenwood and Dick D avid T v ler. 2. Steve Selden; 3. R ich­ High single for Midgets was four games. Tue.sday night the Keiim Intferconlinenlal, 67-67, al Spring-, Hialeah, Fla.—(NEA) Swnrd Boh C onstantine ...... ^ 278 529 Hockey al a Glance ; week. Bradley, ranked second ha- Gardenia* ...... 8. 4 667 Ivuvler of Woodbridge. Tyler set ard Bavles. T. 1:03.9 (state record). Dancer wjll .spot opponents from scored by Mike Orlowski. He Indi.ans entertain onnishing East Tmai, field, 'Mass.- li)0-vd Inilterfly—13 and 1.5 girls: 1. Dave ...... ;/<■ 2.59 Back iri'the Nutmeg Slate on a Stinda.v’* Result* tionall.v and tied for Mo Valle.v'| Petunias ...... 7 5 .583 new records in the 200-yard free- M Meiilihg; 2, Nancy Wlsslnger: 3, six to 23 pounds in the mile-and- heat Wally Irish by a single pin, Hartford High at 8:30 at the: Carl Rohrhark ...... 262 521 ball nij National League leadership with Cincinnati after ciadiola* ...... 6 .300 *;yle and 100-yard butterfly. Cdfol Mumilv. T. 1;22.1 I.SInle record), a-quarfer $100,000 Widener. 119 to 118. O ther good gam es Arena. Friday T iig h t in a' CCIL whTch^“ew Friday ’ ' M x % .^ " ^ S X ‘rk ^ n K in ^ New 5’ork' 4. Montreal I I Garry Amann served a,s starter lisvyil. Im lterfly-13 and 14 boys: 1. rolled by Midgets were Tommie Richie ...... 233 tic Slate beat. Danbury State, 96-1 heating N orth Texas. 101-61. Sat-' C am ationa ...... -5 7 .417 John N e f f ...... ; . 287 .^20 game, the locals host weak Platt cariann ...... J, 'V. tViai KjsAt na fur *.ji i I LM^troit, 104"l0,2. i(c flrcnR> Bo.'ton 3, Toronto 0 8 .333 Gessay 112, L arry Aceto 107. Billie rsfrserfam u*an# StoDMd ! Onco ag*in Iho BobIoh R«d Sox .Saturday. CXiamberiain »cor«d “The we -ia te rrific/' said 8.5. at Williniantic, Trinity downed urday. plays Houston tonight and Mums ...... * Stan Jr...... 213 High of Meriden. Coach Elgin .staren ...... Detroit 6, Chicago 0 333 Valvo 103, Mickie Holmes 101, and Zatursky's squad was practically : Ijine. *n I*". ' tough UCLA on SaturdavXOhio 112--124 single* and a 338 triple, Bolin was cIo.se behind wilh/a Paul Boris ...... 289 -498 Southington away Tuesday and re- tfOXinU Hlt£htl4lhlS l n \ " k . U f u r r T V « will ^ a miracle. But th en^nura- the biathlon "i.Ski- pair of free throws that brought j No Game.' Scheduled. , 392. O ther good three firin g Maine from behind and accounted istate. (15-2 and No. 41. a 'UNM Th* latter, tally being a new Rich Con.stiintine ...... 217 turn home S aturday night to bat- ______~ ______~ ' \ ~ Brown to the hst ^ big pm n, v,-h„ did an outstanding, job here * iTff'Hagan eoritrihuted/ "We-ve done what "'c can scores were rolled by Al^J^irkey John Peretto ...... 280 497 tie Wilson .High of Middletown ini for the winning margin of a single 1 winner over' Northwestern SaU'-^j^gue high. Also, another n ^ thusiasts. "I've never'had so miK’h for five years before turning to joints ailing Clvde I.ovellette 18 ; "''“i courses, " added Al 383, H ank 'W ittke 381_^ Howard John . . . ------■ 214 Two Central Valiev League games.l fun bowling." the former football point. Ski GInh Mppljns; i urday, leads the Big Ten with a ni)*1L M artha RtodaU High single went to Carl Bolin 440 the Weait Side Rec fo ’ of ' Achool basketball. Pat s cur- high-scoring Willie Naulls defeat- ' cla.ss condition. But we can't Je*1ri MeCtoB in were other# who Cliff Rines ...... s'on on a good note with wins. , l- Miller, making his fir*', termission. The Tiger rally Home, Leonard i)5t. Anyone tn Gardfui Action JeAn with a 155 gan^.'- U... ' rent assignment with the Courant. champion Celtics for the' stand much more of this." West 'Virginiii goes ^fter it*; pat* mention or their effort*. Dennis ...... RHAM High (7-91 goes to the In Wednesday Night TV Spot the aieason, and the veteraA, wa* There was no "such worry on , 1(!H by sophomore Pete Campbell, lerested in Joining will he welcome Young Jinv Coleman, bowling Pat Vendrillo ...... , 439 nost twiC“ in an effort to square . Anxious to get a Boston Red .Hox jg jhis season ! who got 11 of his 16 points in the with his dad, Ike, woti just about terrific, setting up ball afterw ll ba-seball schedule w ss Chris Glen-gears anrf Guerin getting 37, the alpine (daWnhill-slalom) Tom ...... it.s r.PCdrd and gain a tnumev . fo r •ea.sx. spike* a* Watkitja. second half. everything in the Junior Division 416 '.New York, Feb. 8'*iA5 T w o. ScjUare (wrdori as aVmppOnerit for ney While, bank president, P.us* ^g^h. Bob Cousr tailied 48 course*: Boh Burdick ...... berth TiicSeiay it will he a road trimmed the Center Congo* Danbury alsj> saw a halftime a.'i'he. took "high single wjth a 127. JUNIOR,S game in Cdlchester I oK-u.-ic, nKciiic,against Bacon unbeaten young welterweights Emile Griffith, a 22-,v^i^old New Hathaway, said he had no vi.stons Boston which retained a "It could ram here for a three games, yof going South now that we have ; 4ij.|5anie lead over second-place , month without affecting the lead go leapiit as Willlmantlc re­ This couppled w ith gam es of 83 J im ...... ■ ■ while Fridnv _ , Cromwell visit.* He- meet Wednesday at Miami Beach. 5'orkcr milking his first main event turned to the" floor and forged and'124 also gave him -high trvple------_— ..... _ ; _ . Jtodriguezi "" 'he big time, pring-llke'weather., . One'.of my • Philadelphia. ! track conditions." commented ike Cril’em a 'n ...... i .’ ' —"Fla,,...... when ______Tuesday ahead. Omir Gagnon showed the w ilh a 334. 141* Dad bowled a 314 i B o b ...... next No.' 1 eontender from Cuba, takes ’ If ~f5rtegii fights true to forrh- . . Iprlda correspondents rsported /phe Nats rallied for a halftime : Walter Prager, course setter Chenev Tech i.s idle until ~7f5reeirrig"s“from the sunny-Southed -th*t the-wveather-ne—then spurted-ahead'-with -a-"*--; for the- ladies—-downtull. , H* .way. jw ith. A5--p \ri’'ru Stan J r ...... CO, ' nouncpd that the 'starting time, for " ■ . „ j o r d a n i critics thougttl he really won. When Towners in Florida, With the I pigyersMo arin’e for spring train- Rrnbrv topped 'the scorers withbottom 23 . and there., was so much nlace w ent to T erry and Nt)i;m Stan Hilinski ...... weather cold and snow and sleet j ip^'. . Dim Cowles, who organized points’, Dolph SehaVea had 'snow 21 for; on them the rain couldn’t ever, Dave Hastings of Coast Tuesdays', meet again.st Windham , -S’^'^m ^ever;test. Before canie " ' r " r " ’'.'!:!..". Guard led the scoring w ith 26 Kloter with a 628. Stan HilinskL .!^ob Young ...... here has been changed from 7;.30 : .V. • u Z Dnr,,,.' S'mi Harrindl'on Jan. 8. they making 4ri'’'t’8 walking j arid siipeJwised the Mother and gyracuse. hurt them. won high single with a 133 plus Tony Disimone ...... 626 ® thought he loll. In the meantime hazardous, there is nc) better place ,; l>Hughler \Bowling Tournament: The Ik>kers outscored the Pis- Marine.* and soldier* were points. to 4 n'clo'-k due to the basketbsll I would rather be right now than 1 last wcekemv\at the .Y, asked that tons 30-21 in the serond quarter to ^ 'The Gael* of I'owa led 2,4-22 s i the triple with a total of 362 for Fred Ju...... game The winner will gain (Kid) Parel twice. On the ! the sad Indiart keeps banking the out packing the hills through­ three games. Fred MhCyrry ...... 626 circuit he hhs whipped V i r g i 1 i .py dollars \ in Sara.BOta ■ o,r St. Petei-.sburg. a word * ’ of ' |))\8ise be given Flo pul] 'in 'front """ at“ halftime------and"■ held out the heavy rain. the half, but improved theiV riiar- CCTI. honoi"s. Friday afternoon Akin.s, RiideU .Stitch, Isaac Ixigart " ^ 7 ^ Kloter for her finable aasistance. on behind,Elgin Baylor, 26 noints , In ' the Intermediate Division, Buddy ...... the tankers swim against Middle- Absorbing* the .sunshine, .I’niisual- The open air speed skaljng gin late in the game. It was the and Sugar H art. ^ j . John Rohan leporled having wit- *nd 1* rphounds and R.udV I a- second loss in s row for Central where orfly six entries- were re­ Harold Woods'^T 601 town in the Forest City. lyrijusy day w'ith m.uch w ork,to be oval looked a sorry sight but ceived, Larrw Bates and his father caii^t. up with, phis correspond­ nessed the recent^ProVidence Col- Russo, 16 j)oinf.* and 14 rebounds,; "Bill I^eith. director of ice Connecticut Stall}. Gary . . .’...... ' ~ --- The match with the red. hot Randy Sand\\ In his only,i960 come through with flyfng colors to F.arl^Sjnith .... 586 Cuban figures to be a high hurdle start he won a G arden sc.rril.final ence long overdue... A-fternpon lege-.N’iagarn baaltetball game- at Gene Shue led the Detroit attaifK , events, said it. could be put in Quinnipiac was unable to coii- take the event. Young Larry had a Tom. Greer .... ■for Hubbard, 23, who just moved | ^yer Bobby Pen.a\, Ortega** stable- visitor was Jane Stuck, with .start­ Providence which thV Friara' won ’ with 25 points. • | shape just-aa soon as the rain tain Stonehlll in the final five min; high of 125 and a triple of 319 to Gerry Chappell . 323-^582 Hi i w l i n g up to the TV league in January mate. \ ing timesv for Saturday's AAU and clearly establlshecriheTO as one ■ ------stops. He said the rain does utes after having kept things fair­ win both single and triple while his Dan ...... 250 \ when he stopped Stefan R e d I. ■ _ I— awim meet ^ th e high school pool. of the E ast's best collew five. Ro­ not have any effect on the ly even up to that point. The han's son is a student at\p.C. An- father came through with - a 132 Pat Tremarco . . 321 571 HOT ROODERS How'ever, H ubbard has .a 19-0-2 , California rings.i so active in re­ Alice Madden tod Mrs. fetuek have thickness of the ice. visitors from .Mas.sachusetls gsve and 329 to lead the adults. Second Ed. J r ...... 267 record for 21 scraps and is sup­ cent month's, will \see two ranking been the' two sources of informa­ 'ither long trip at nigh^ miles' Snort Schedule |, Quinnipiac it.* eighth loss of the ; 303 570 .Standing* away fr"ni my nome aile. place went to Mike Simmqns and Edward Doucett W. L. Pet. posed to have a" big bang in his boxers in action this week, Paolo tion on the meet to dale. Tlie lat­ •en Schwartzwalder o;f .*5vra-! season again.*t five win?. ^ Red M olumphy w ith a 626 total Bob Topliff...... 237 Rosi, No. 1 lightweight challenger 1 Tri-Power ...... 10 6 .625 left hand. ter remarked that formation' of a Saturday \ ; , ^Tuesday, F#h. « cuae ha.' a 66-34-2 record in coach- ; Bob. Laemel of Bridgeport had and third place was won by John Sam Vacantt ... 329 566 in Ring (No. 2 NH^Ai mect.« Art Manclyestjer^Sjylm^Cluh i.s^ ing football; ------• a big night against-CUNYr-gettmrf" 260 .Strnkera .., ...... 9. ■7 „562 The fight will be carried on net­ •Ramponr of"Daklanni on a'Tuesday My g<>n Ri)Fd"was up-K^ theTrat*".' East Hal-'tford a f ’ Msnehester. and Bolo Lucas with a 600 total. Dean ...... 7 .562" work" (ABC) Televisibh';' thie talking stage, .. .Highways A rteld'oT 59“combihatlons enter­ 'Hiawie'Dahlel '2OT7t:550 -BearirigS .". v r . ; . 9 show at Sacrament Joey Giam- of dawn- and accompanied ■ me th g;,30- Arena, Injectors .,...... 9 7 .562 were .slippery at night and be­ ed the tournament, a new high for" Richard . ^ 269 bra. still listed am ing the top 10 fore reaching my destination I had, work, performing the copy boy'aV ' 'gj g„uu,ington. VISIT “the - .546 Tri-G.nrhs ...... 8 8 .500 Off the TV beam at the Boston 'hur-sday at diitie* before the deadline wa* ,\ rham gt Bacon, the event. The most number of en­ Norm Dey ...... 2 middles, appears a' chame meeting with Ray Glenney will design 0 Thunder-Jugs ___ 3 1.8 .188 ; Garden, Tony DeMarco will be prpVno against Ray - , , ^ ■ tries cam e In the M idget cla.ss Bob ...... 2 reco of Whlt- Lavery, for a number of years one reached :. This was an unusual"! \:yYindham vs. Man. Swimmers, Don Cowles ...... 2 -545 making a comeback against Dcn^ ^ week as several notes were >e-, f o r real job opportunities where 34 teams competed. The Rest/Individual efforts were by ny Moyer of Portland. -Ore. , De-" of the hardest workers for the reived from readers for recent] ' ' _ . . Junior' division drew -9 entries Stan ...... ■ • 2 Gregg kitchen that's os .544 V)ipce Sanimatftro' 203. John Eris- Marco, formCr world welter cham- Little League ba.sebaU prograni- in favor* or articles which were ap- "if-"'' while the- Intermediate only drew Ben Grzyb . 2 jfiann 193 ar\d A rt Cunliffe 177. Manchester. . .One of the better predated .. Johnny Chanda, who] Plstt at. Manchester, e.JU Come in for a friendly interview— take advantage of our new and Phil ...... 2 pion, has been otit of action f > six combinatii ns. s' aplurr.s yotmg ba.sketball official*' in the has handled th* Country C lu b ■Arena. . higher wage rate.s and other attractive benefits. Jerry LaGace ...... 2 .542 last April Before that he'took I 1. friendly as a hearty handshake S cores:. two brutal beatings from Virgil Central Board, Tommy Kelley of Bowling i.iea'gue results for the past : Cromwell s t RHAM. •» V 297 Richard . , ...... 2 High Swim, at Middletown.-^ Dave ...... ■ ,5 3 9 •. . Hop: Show Oppiis Akins. DeMarco is s'uppo.sed to be Eastern Ski Jump Manchester, ,worke(L the jayvee few weeks, stopped to say hello. ' .Stan .Grzyb ..... 3P9 666 Joe Lovett ...... 2 game between Hartford and New Saturday, Feb. 1.8 I'k) you like your house and neighborhood but find your EXPERIMENTAL MACHINISTS , Chip Rohrhack 2 getting a $10,000 piarantee. No Florida trip this year, a new Vic'Salclnr ;;... -261 “■ "New York, "Feb. 8 IA8 .The-84th Haven Hiilhouse,; .Home at- a "Car instead John lal'd.TTasi' March" Wilson at Rockville. ff:30.^“ kitchen too .small for growing, forever-hungry children and ■; for precision machining assignments on „ 394 6.55 Ed McCann . .’...... 2 527 Moyer is a promising youngster .'(alishury. Feh, 8 (>!pi SnmcthThg 1 Jack Vittner .... -Dog Show, a' mad scram ble among good hour and enjoyed, tlie. coin- John tod, hia" wifa atayed at . the -.Sunday, Fe.b. 14 7' ■ your jet-propelled schedule? ■ « . . Millers , *■ ; « . 257 INTERMEDIATE.S who had a shot at' Jordan’s title new in ski jum ping, a Tiin wrappi^a" Dave Fregin ----- 2,547 canine hluebloods, opened a jnent.s of 'George Erlich on the motel aa I did in St Pete W ethersfield vs. Green .Manor, 7 Lathes . - ' — ■ ’ • Carl- Bolin Jr.,.... 392 -649 l.*j ry Jr...... 3 last year but lost. In his last tWo in pln'stir, plnved a part in the ■UConn ba.sketball game which 1 My b'esl'girl agreed to accompany : lt',4 important that families enjoy mealtimes together. Let 276 , Larry Bates ...... i.. 3 two-day stand in Madison Square U S, Ea.stern Ski Jumping Cham- ■ Verplanck, Grinders a. Mickie ...... Garden today. As usual, there were bout.s he outpointed Virgil Akins picked up via my car radio. Erlich me at night to a nearby college, U design a new >4tyle country kitchen with room for informal Boring Mairhincs , Howard Holmes 369—645 Mike Simmons ...... > 2 and stopped Pat Lowry. pion.ships. for an assignment, and thi* made Tue»da.Vi Feh. 16 - , '8 Red Molumphy ...... 3 favorites, Bui form rarely follows is one of the better play-by-play Paul"'...... 263 'Memhefs of the SRli.sbiiry-winter round ball annoumjera in the Ea.st. the'trip more pleasant. - High Swini. at Hartfrtrd. dining and sample .space f.or food preparation and storage. , 358 621 John ...... • • • ; in this event. Many a time, a dog Windham at Manrhe.ater, 8:30 — AI W ilh e lm ...... has. co/ne up right through the C aspar O rtega .makes^ the TV .Sport.s'As.sn. laid a hlqnket-of thin Additional .space.can be obtained by adding on to your houso^ INSPECTORS . 296 Bolo L u c a s ...... 3 600 -plastic film on the J imp area Fri­ Arena. Al ...... classes and gone to the top. league again on Friday at Madison or b.v combining present kitchen, pantri' and utility room Machine sn^ Sheet MetaM’arls Hank Grzyb .... , 320—616 John McCarthy ...... day night to protect the previous Plainville at Rockville, 8:30. Garx- ...... 227 ■ Larry Lovett .....» j snow epyer from rains that were RHAM st Rocky Hill. into one delightful kitchen-family f(M)nv-._ ' - Al Pirkey ...... ,382—609 Jay Boris .... - ...... I £ __ on the yay. „ Lumley^s Latest Job in Nets Wednesday. Feh. 17 Edwin Beyer ...... • MODEL and PATTERN MAKERS Gary ...... - . 227 Tile swath of snow that got this Chenev at Cromwell. 'phone us this week. We’ll .send a man to make HUggestiona Al P irkey ...... 3 82-609 Arvid ...... i pampering was 575 feet long and ^and draw a sketch of your kitchen-to-be. You can have _ Frank Rubscha ...... • Volleyhail Loop Races Tom ' ...... 283 from .10 to 30 feet wide. New York, Feb. 8 (JP) — A t 3S,».5-0. and the last place New. York' Gregg cabinets of beautiful, durable birch, finished-silver , ^ A IR C R A R ENtStNE MECHANICS Rangers downed the league-lead-' Yesterday,: the protective cover, Harry Liimley Is in the twilight of gray, cinnamon, butternut, natural.or honey-glo. Contrast­ Watkins Play Correnti^s Next was carefully rolled away and hie National Hockey League ing M ontreal Canadiena, 4-1. . some of the be.st jumpers in the career. In 14 seasons in the big Lumley’a Miulout waa hi* 77th . ing colors and textures can be had with Formica ivork sur­ TOOL MAKERS East went to work. league, he has collected Y7; ehul- in the NHL - 70 in regular aea- , faces, .Armstrong flooring and Nu-\Vood acoustical ceiling D on't look now but races in both'«3and showing no signs of 'Weaken- Roy.. Sherwood of Salisbury, an out*. But none was more impor­ aon plav and seven in the Stanel.v Ynt See US for auto ing. ■ Liberty and the Saints meet £lri US tile. SHEET/METAL MECHANICS ' ^ _ the American • and National Olympic veteraii, took the Gla.ss A tant than his latest. Clip playoffs. Bronco Horvath, the "It plocMM uf.whon famlli*$ mavinq Into th* n*lqh- Y J Leagues in the Reijreation Depart-* Wednesday night in.a vital attrac­ title with leaps of 179 and 163 feet. The veteran goalie is- the guy circuit's .scoring leader, notched j .Dop’t think you can’t afford it. A 12,000 mtylernizatioB coets glass—A.ID. serv­ tion at 'the west Side Rec. E inar DdhlCn of Bear Mountain, ments' volleyball program are Boston Bniins have to thank for his 35th goal of the year for the .."iT a month. ♦> tighter than traffic over the CJiar- The Teachers have been dropped N. Y;v was serond on jumps of 1-71 the fact they’re back in a fourth Bruin*. Gii,v Gendron and Leo La-^^ T)EWtS borhoofll *«l€et our hooting sorvict. Will you toil —$11 OILERS \ y ice — bent wind­ from the American League and aiid 164 feet, and Norm Cumnjlngs (with steam-powcrplant experience) U ' ter Oak Bridge at 5 o'clock. place tie w;ith Chicago. L ast night, bine got Boston's mother m ark^ Y Watkins, defending American the Doctors frorti the National. of the Laski Ski Club \Vent for 159 he turned back 27 shots In shut­ ers.' us how you hopponod to pick .Bontly?" '- Corpentors rocommondod Fro« pkmning odvlet shields in stock. Flat I League champions, hold a one and AMERICAN LEAGUE and 150 feet to grab third. ting out the second-place Toronto Norm Ullmaii paced ,DetroiVa , W. L. Pet. Winners in other classes were; Your 4|reat«sf invostment opportunity toddy — YOUR OWN HOME* MACHINE OPERATORS safety glass cut, fin­ X ; one-half game edge over Cprren- Maple Leafs, 3-0. attack w ith two getats. Rlggin, ' '" O i i T neighbor, Mr». Castle, has been a Rantly rus- t ; ti's Insurance. "rhe t^’o titans Watkln.s-— .. .21 3 .875 Class B John Bredli. Swedish In other action, the Detroit Red filling in for, Terry Sawchuck, who ■ with experienee on *■ .Ski Club, two jum ps of 165 feet, 'tonier since 1917. She's enthli.Hia.stir about the ^ ■ .V-ertinhi T urret Tjtthes ♦2»jmeet headon tonight in a b'attle Correnti's Ins.. .;.. .'22 5 .81.5 Wings, behind rijokie netminder completed a three - game rest. ished and ins,tailed. V^lfor first place. Correpti's nedd W est Side ...... ‘'.IS 9 .625 'Veteran.s Claes' Phil Dunham, 8topi>ed 16 Black-H aw ks’ shots: ) WE ARE-OPEN: Milling'Machlrifs - ' Brattleboro, Vt„ J60 and 161 feet. Dennis Riggin, blanked Chicago., tray your men tcork together as. a team. Says Jig Mills ' ' t i to. win at least two games to tie I.,atvians ...... 14' 13 .519 they're nice people icho take pride in their work. ; 7:.80 A.M. till 5:0() P..5I.—MONDAY T hni THl'RRDAY ' Grinding Machines Glass furniture tops ' the 1858-59 titlists. On the oth­ Center Congo ...... 11 19 .367 T:,80 .A.M. till «:.80 r..M.— FRIDAY er hand, a two. point, or more C ivitans ...... 10 20 .333 My husband said, '‘Wh^ftake a chanke^Let's get 7:.80 A..M. nil NOON-r.SATURDAV and mirrors. Also win for . the Main St. sponsored Sets Neiv Siphls "Y w r ^ .DON’T WAIT—.\PPLY AT Rantly so we'll he sure (^good serrire." xiass and screening team would provide a_jittle day, The W eek; CORONET -GASOLINE light between the leaders. ______Schedule — Mon. 8 p.m W est Cortina D'Ainpezzo, Italy, Febr - raillidilwpBlehefl...... ,8(g’)- Italy's sen.sational Eugenio 568 CENTER STREET staff-nf long" ^Guarant€9'^ Third place West Sides have Side vs. Latvians, 8:45 p.m. Wat i(H^ n r experltore delivery and sfpx'lre truoUa EMPLOYMENT OFFICE replaced in your practleall.v been eliminated with a king vs. Correnti's. Tues. 8 Civlti^h' Monti, today set. his sights on 3B6 Main St.. East Hartford, Connecticut v 15-9' record. Top four team s in vs. Center Congo. American titles after an linpreca- storm windows. dented grand slam in the world Our 40 Years the final standings Will engage; in n atio nal league Blitz .‘■Our Repiitanon BUILDING MATERIALS Open Monday Ihtu Friday— 8. A.M, to 4 P.M. a plavoff. Pet. two-man and four-man bobsled MORIARTY charripioriships. The daredevil, red- DELCQ-HEAT Over in the National Leagtie, Liberty Mutual .. .867 I* Your AMtiranr.e" Of Dependably three teams are in the champlon- .767 ha'ired Italian bobsledder yester. Prieu LUMBER FUEL Clarke’s Ins. .... day took the world four-man title. .ship race.' Liberty. M utual (26‘-4) St. Mary’s ...... 733 BROTHERS .836 N. MAIN ST. ELLINGTON BRANCH PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT has come on fast to overtake Ed .233 Two weeks ago he won his fourth Manchester, Conn. v 8Ve«t Road. Rou’te 83- Kalst Sides -----’. straight world, two-man orpwn; 301 CENTER ST. Service." Division of United Aircraft Corporation Clarke's Insurancemen (23-71. .^ d Man. Auto Parts .148 .MltcHflU 9-5258 TRem ont 6-0'J18 another team that has been en­ Monti wlut dueT o leave today ,for' .■ ieSW lST MIDDLI TUHNWKi I ^ ------i Ml 3-5135 BJUITLjnOIL COnic "O im .lTY-^th^ best economy of alP* East Hartford 8, Connecticut joying- a hot streak is St., Mary * Lake PlfJcid. N."?.. site of the U.3. GALLON GALLON Stihedole—^* (1 ‘. 8 p.m. Clarke s HOME IMFROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS (22-8). The SainU have only an vs. EMt Sides; 8:45. Uberty vs. title competitions Saturday -aiid 13H MAIN STREfl/ MAMCHE5TER. COMM TEL.MI. 9 -7S79 ^ outside chance of overUklng Lib­ Sunday. erty but the team Is b^the move St. Mary'g.' * i ). V 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8, I960 PAaETHnWB|BN MANrHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANrHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1?8Q TWELVE Apartinent3-“ ?!Rt8— BugiRcu Property for Sale 70 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 tlousehold Goods ' 51 Would Skip'Primary Test Ai^lclea For Salt 45 6 3 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Tenements I—MINIMUM down, FHA mort­ so. WINDSOR-r-New OH room ' l ^lusiness u i Services O ffered 13 THERE OlIGHTA BE A LAW TWO STUDIO «l*e black corduroy 1 Court Cases^ STA U FFER REDUCIN.G ^machine TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ INVESTMENT PROPERTY gage, 6 room 'cape, 3 or 4 bed­ ranch with attocbkd garage. Built, throw spreads with matching ins, full basement, half acre'lot. ANTi’ STYLE typwrlters lor rent foccetl^nt ronflltion. call P I 2*711 R ment, ptove, refrigerator, heeit. rooms. .Selling under $18,000. R. ' black cafe, curtains with contrast­ Have eeveru piece* of exceiWmt F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245 or Bar­ Florence ResJty, Ml 3-4836. Submarine Outbutl S. P. Chaney, 4H, -of 21 Elmer and repair, Benibe'a Ty-pw^ter ■ i t e r 5 . ing print bolsters. Doubt* bed »i*e Apply Murlow’s, .867 Main St. Kennedy Aides Aijr Isitil TtiE yJiLL WAS EEAO f -TiiE'J is wHfiN’T income property. For further bt- bara Wood*, Ml 9-7702. ■ I St., Hartford, woa found guilty of Sertl^e. Ml 9-3177. ’■ Sit<^5 U«S Ti-'£0£C£AS50i8'AS SE*^ A^O dust ruffle, spread and mst(^tnj| GREEN MANOR—6 room ranch, CLASSIFIED OeAftTO Te,£ As5uEV.0?V’8 ______A l P B A O V OEAO.T u SVD WAVE nED r'M - ~ r PORTSR STREfiT -E xtra large formotioa please xoll Pm .* (Miai evodlng reoponsibmty and fined cafes. All 9-6447. apartment, 8 bedroom*, oil (Ur- n —VERNON—New 6 room ranch, 3 bedrooms, attached garage, (Oentlwied treia Page Ohe) j g ^ ),y judge Leon Podrove after NOTiCt;— R. E Crowell 4 Co., Buildinjt Materials ceramic tile; beautifully land­ P ublic Accountants, offices now lo­ llaca. flio. m 9-5229 till 6 p.m. 8 bedrooma. finished recreation: VfAHruKCiE M a i TT ... A\£J ID M V k VHKIAT! C « A. • J. D. REALirc room. ITOO-doivn FHA. Selling for scaped. 810,200. MI 3-5314. Burke denied thia, aaying ’’that » morning. TOe cated at J?1 S Propped St., Eael F o . x s : V m i 7 « A T 7 - t o r v , ' - W E EK LY RA'^TNGSi I j I S T i n n e r spring mattress, memm uBiuaai uua, 1 chOTge rosuited from fktt accident Offer to Gov. Brown 'OOTsSfiOOOl AsO MShEW VA: H artford. B U P-l-'if)*, JA 9.8634. MBMOMEVIASaE HE'ATE3> 6 room apartment, With 818.600. R:. f : bimock Co., Ml 8 0 F i f i « T ? I ' COkTCO. A k O Z l i i i m ' t/i5E?.'<' V 8EQA».t Ml 8*6129 -liil M687 S t^ r'S S .'m ta H to L le a I W, 1959. 0EAP .':C»S'T ' 1x6 TA G Sheathing S94 per M ’ I Isle condition. 16. M l 9-8618. garage ana back yard. Bue and 9-5245 or Barbers Woods, Xtl MANCHESTER AREA ® *'..EvE iT.' «E lOvED i4iM HaAitM t! : SEQeEATH 0-C 7 SsT- O t P - 4 9-7702. TR EE SERVICE, Tree removal 1x12 TA G Sheathing 198 Per WI r r p r x g ERATOR—7 cubic foot, . children’s school handy. Hot water 15,000 Coventry, $500 down. Two (GoBttnoed from Page Om ) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISM ENT D e p t . H O U R S specialists. Insured. Reasonable wAST-E S A Erir, L i W S A I t i A t ' E T S E-jt^ 0« OkE y l A O f , M 5 5 0 « A ' M . ' or gas, range furnished, - 8120 COilAE W estern F'rsm ing, family sir.e 36 lb, freerer, self-de- in —MANCHESTER—New 6 room bedroom home, stone fireplace. 8:15 A.iM. to 4:50 P.M . _ rates. Call M I 8-7695. ' ^ y 3 £ 8 T , SATJte' Truckloads • monthly. Ml 9.-1046. Houses for Sale 72 U. & f yul'- “'aS ed the action of the conference, Mystery Sub y - ' i U ALi. Mf Jl?n/P^r M ' ! frosting, like new. M l 9-8641. ranch, 114 batha, built-in oven and 6 ' e . V E . ' . P l y s c o r e $8,000 Coventry, 6H room ranch, S S Thb"*— •»!<* extenuating dreum- which drew 750 party leaders from M a;;» c * 1 86 p e r .M ' | ------NEW 8-room apartment, heat, hot VERNON—6 room ranch, A-1 con; range, fireplace, overaized garage. 8 bedrooms. Newly rebuilt. COPY CLOSING TIM E FOR LI OSSIFIED AD5 T. Household Servire.s No, 1 O sk Flooring water, *tove. refrigerator, garage, 1 Over an acre of land, aelllng Miipo-oi Stances involving car trouble were 13 western states. Econom y Mahogany 1,5c. Sq. F t. ; dltlon, with 3 acres of land that Lake privileges.' To settle es­ oa oubm ^nes. - , , Involved, and there was not Seen Trapped MONTJAT Thm TBinAY lO:.^ A.MSATVBnA^ 0 A.M. Offered 13-A Zi:. Musical instrument* 53 no children, ltd monthly. Call PI 818.700. R. F. Dimock Co., MI An enthusiastic crowd of 4,000 K notty Pine Paneling l.l’-jc-Sq. Ft.; could be used for building. tate. Easy financing. And it atlll fights back at any ] enough evidence for a conviction. .turned out to hear Kennedy apeak. 2-8090. mortgage, con be assumed. Priced 9-5246 or Barbara Woods, MI H AR O LD * SONS, Rubbish lemov 9-7702. -» Air Force suggesUtma that the ti,* case of Amie O. Raymond, He chided possible candidates who PLEASE READ YOUR AD_ F r n m **5 99 F«-h ' Kinsman spinet organ; for quick *ale. J. D. Realty, -MI 89,700 .Or best offer. Coventry. • By Argentina al. ceUarsXand attic's i leaned t h r e e FURNISHED r«ome. fixing dMYlce should have over-all gg, of 56 Cllhtwi St.^^iharged with decline to enter the various state Improvementa. Car parking. 3-5129, V—MANCMBSTER-New 5H room room cape, 14x39 UvUig room, Ashes, papers all nibhtsh, ’H arold W>um hearm.?compemors sd- e 'nlovmen. n j o y m e n t Duhaldo Music Cen- 100x150 wiDoded lot. 'Immediate stroitegic emnamond o f alLjB*a«ll« intoxicaitton, was nolled. primary elections. CU u IB m I nr ‘W nm Ad»- arr taUon ovpr “>» PhoM m a ^ c o n - M iddleiTum pike Call Blsaell 8t. / ranch, tmllt-ln O.E oven and ayntema, Including the Polaris Rachel V. Symonds of 192 Cep- (Continfied from Page Om ) H oar. M I 9.498,1 verttsed prices by si least S'/,. 1ST. '186 W FIVE ROOM ranches - 6 and 7 occupancy. Eaay financing. "If the people don’t love them r-ealence. Th» advertiaer ahould read hn ad the OA1 IT ' ' ' ...... ------■■ ■ “ * 7 * .50 9-629.5 room Colonials. For further de­ range, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, near submorine. ter St. was fined 83 after pleading In May, they won’t love them in APPEJUiii and B EP O B T EK B O B S ui time for the next inaer- TV SERVICE \Potferton'B all FOUR ROOM apartment, central­ bus. school. Priced to sell at NOBODY BUT NOBODY tail* caii Charles Leatgranc* Ml $11,500 Hebron. 4 bedroom ranch, Burke told the House apprqpria- guilty to the charge of falUng to November,” Kennedy said. ha likened some of the curresA tlon The Herald t» re«pon»ible for nnly O N E Inrnrrert or om itted m aKes Highest quality giiarapleeO 'THOMAS ORGAN, uhed. save 1309. ly located, new refidgerator and 815,600. Call Richard. F. Diraock newspaper accounts to the atorlea stove, garage, hot water. 8 8 0 .,______9-7620. ______1152 sq'. ft. living area. Oil hot lions suhcommU'tee the Navy has notify the Motor Vehicle Depart- The Republicans were hot ab­ idM rtion for anr adverHsem ent and then only to the extent of a w orV .and parts..over. *7 vears ex UNDERSELU8 NATIONAL . 2' m anuals. 2 eXprIesston pedals, Co., Ml 9-5245 or Barbara Wooda water baseboard heat. 2 acres been iflolng some reaeorch on pos- of a change of address. The of Jules Verrie, the French eclenca heat Included. Adults only. MI | ggyEN ROOM home, ■ aluminum M: 9-7702. sent from the West. Vice Presi­ •maite good" inaerHon. Error* which do not lessen the value of perieitce Fam ous for aervtce since presets, individual W nlum* con­ land. siMe surface ship types that could arreot reeifited from on accident fiction novelist. th* advertteem ent will net be rorreefed by "m aU e good insertion. 1931 Phone 80 9-4537 for be*’ FOR BUYERS W ITH CASH. trol on all labs, m ahocany finish, 3-0190. storms, enclosed porch, garage dent Richard M. Nixon, who has VI—MANCHESTER. New listing. profitohly. be fitted to fire the on Jon. 28. The present search ie in the somu s e r v i c e \ i W ard Music Slores 99 Sum m er. amesite- /drive. Asking 412,600. $11,900 Andover I.ake, 4 bedroom clear field to the GOP presiden­ area where Argentine warshlpa re­ •SPECIAL DEAUS Six room cape. Immaculate con­ Polaris. This 1,500 mile missile, The charge of following too tial nomination, spoke in Los An­ Open Tu esda y, W ednU.iday, Tbiirs- SIX ROOM duplex. 1100 monthly. Paul J. Correntl. MI 8-5363.' Cape, large lot, high location. sUll being developed, was original- closely against Elwin E. MerriU, ported attacking an unidentified rOUB tOOPEHATIUN WILL FLAT FINISH Holland Vtndns- day Friday till 9 p.in. dition. Attached breezeway . ahd geles Saturday and backed up the Inquire 106 Spruce 8t. garage, amesite drive. Near Man; ly designed for use from submarA 57, o f Gales Ferry, was nolled. His sdbmarine with' depth charges a BE APPBtnATED Dial Ml 3-2711 shaoes made to measure \ All 4 CAROL DRIVE-RockvlUe 818. '^11,600 Columbia. Four room ranch, administration’s defense policy. year ago. That submarine escaped. metal .Venetian blinds at a n*w N A TIO N A L LUM BER. INC. 6M. 6 room ranch, large MVing Chester Hospital.!. $13,700. R.,F 13 acres land, $875 ft. frontage. ines ehber on the surface or sub- car was involved in the accident "A t the present time,” Nixon FOUR ROOM npartmeni, including Dlmock Co. Ml 9-8245 or wsrhsra merged. - with Mrs. Symonds cor. The government never identiined N low price Keys m ade white von 381 S TA TE .STREET." room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed- told the California Newspaper the submarine, but naval oonreep Wearing Appantl— Furs 57 •heat, hot water gas for cooking, Woods. Ml 9-7702. $12,500 Ahdover. 6 room cape, 2- Burke, in closed-door tesUmony a , $30 bond was forfeited by Pat Automobiles for Sale 4 yalf Marlows \ NORTH HAVEN. CONN. electric refrigerator and gas ixmms, 1V4 % mortgage can be Publishers Assn., "our pieaent speculated then it was Russian. Lost and Found 1 asaamed. Marlon B. Robertson car gfiTAge, work shop, ''fniit made public today, sold that if a cicola of Weston, Maos., when CHestm it 8-2147 jSIEE 29 I.adies’ dreaies, 1.8 Suita, »to\(c. 892 monthly. Call Ml 9-4071/ X—BOLTON—4- room ranch', en course seems adequate." In Washington the Na'vy said , ALi; M A K ES of . TV, radio and trees, 2 acres. Easy financing, surface ship intended just to fire criooJ* did not appear in court to "ITie complex of strength.—con­ I.A n r S' y’fH TTE b o M W lttnauer 11960 L A R K — 6-passenger sedan with .1.5, Tvvo cloth cnata. 16 each. Ml .from 8-7 pm . - Broker. Ml 8-805I. closed breezeway with jalousie "No U.S. Navy ships, surface or I hoiiie' electronic e.quipment ex W INDOW S AT W HOI.ESALE the- Polaris was wanted, merchant answer a speeiung charge, sidering missiles, bombers with wrist wateh. .yicinitv St M ary's —radio, heater, lindeiVoating. elec 9-8582. $13,600 Coventry. 6 room hom^, f submarine, are now or have been portly repaired with a nnday FIVE ROOM ranch in Vernon with windows, garage, awnings, com ships of 5;000 to 7,000 tons had The cose as Arthur L. Peioquin, Church or Academ y .^t. Reward. trie w ipers, big air eleaner. spare PRIDES;! FIVE ROOM duple"jT hot water, binatlon doors and windows. 14- acres land. Route their hound dog missilea, Polaris in the ax-ea” in recent weeks." piarantee.. Call M r Britney at the bath, shower, yard, no heat. 1101 carport, amealte drive, aluminum considerable advantages — "If we Ug, i« s e b ^ St., was continued to submarines that 'will be coming OT 3-8717 . tire, twin wipers. It's yours for, M anclies Pt\ T\' M l .9-1946. storms, 813,900. 4'A% mortgage acre land. Immaculate condition. .11.777 Bill price. Only down, i ______8ullivan Ave.. Wappmg Ml 4-1943. $13,650 Hebron; 5',4 room ranch. want strictly missile ahipa . . . The pvab. 15r He is charged with op- along and all the other forces—is A nting— Papering 2 1 ' Hfelp Wanted— Female 3 5 ! ___ Hj^p^anlcd— Male 3 6 Fuel and Feed 49-A B u i con be assumed. J. D. Realty, MI $14,400. R. F. Dlmock Co. Ml lyiw hank terms. Brunner s in Tal- niCK .« W E A TH ER S TR IP Com ' W a n t e d — T o 9-5245 or Barbara Woods. Ml Priced right for quick sale. best bet would be to put them in sratl motor vehicle 'vbile in what coimta,” he said. Rockville eottville on the M anchester-Vernon pan.v • doors and window s custom merchant ship hulls.” u, and evading reaponsi- Announcements YO U N G LA D Y to work fn modern NO SELLIN G 'experience . iieces- S E A S O N E D hardwood,'-r cut abv w E ^U Y and sell initiq irfiina n d u s e d 813,900— IMMAC7ULATE 6 room 9-7702. In Baker, Ore., Humphrey at­ town line. Open evenings. Tel, M T work guaranteed Call collect Wll- E X TE R IO R m id. interior painting. FOUR ROOM flat for rent. Avery $14,900 Andover, 4H% mortgage, Provision la being mode also, be n Ten Pin Bowling- Lanes, ..Must sai,.. . .Sleady -no layoff, $99 a length, $10 s load delivered furniture, china glai ^ S a l i v ee t p i c - cape, .new furnace, screened tempted to le the identical forum ELECTROLUX (Ri Va c u u m Ceilings re lin ke d Paperhanging. 8t. Ml 4-6604. DUDLEY STREET—4 room single, $2,200 cash, 5 room ranch, at said, to equip modernized cru iseri^ Saturday’s Coses as President Eisenhov er and out­ Wan Fined $35 3-.5191 llmantic HA 3-1196 know how to tvpe and to assist al i week guaranteed w ith extra bene- Grantlanri Nursery and Land- ture frar I t i r e o n f e n U , ' porch,'garage, nice lot, trees, bus, tached garage. Large private aeaners— Special S69 75 .com plete W allpaper bnokV Estim ates given. school, shopping. Carlton W. 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, in the future with Pc^oria launcM-i Judgment was suspended in the line what the Democratic party 1988 WTLLYS with Holmes wrecker VVEAVTNO of bums, moth h o l e s Fuliv covered bV insurance. Call counler work. ,5>i, davs a week, I fils., -Married, C a r needed. Rock scape. M I 3-0669 w h o l e ’' i i r m i u r e r e f i h - GENERAL RENTAL agency- We lot. with all tools. Atso-fully guaran­ apecialtze In rentals of all kinds Hutchins. MI 9-5132. enclosed front porch, garage, deep era, thus achieving a duol-purpOse csss of Anthony McAllister, 21, of stands for. In Peace Breach teed factory rebuilt cleaners. Ckll and snow plow. Call Rockville TR and torn clothing, hosiery nins. Edv-ard R P nce.H n 9-1993, 9-5. Call M I 3-1.597, ' ’ ville' area. See -Mr. Karbonja. ----- ' ciim itur* Re- ______------. - - — ------; I Tue.sday. 2 p.ni. at Connecticut D R Y O A K W fjOD,- Cut’ fireplace pan -Servic and 8ales, Talcott* Call J. D. Realty, Ml 8-5129. eve. lot, quiet desirable neig'iborhood. $16,800 Holton Center Rd. Owner •Itlp- 123 W. Middle Tpke., on on In- Last month, the President had 8 t l ^ 6 3 9 6 .5-399-1 after 6, ____ handbags repaired sipper re MANCHESTER—Beautiful 8 bed­ S. A . Beechler, Realtor, Ml 8 - 6 9 6 9 , Aa for proposes to pu^olarls toxication charge, EX TE R IO R AN D interior painting IN A R U T" Want to try some- state Em ploym ent Service, 896 and stoveJeng-Uis I’.O per load de V’llte .Ml .V7449 ninga HI 3-1637. anxious. 7 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ answered a letter from Mr*. Shir­ city Court J\idgo Franqle T. placement, um brellas r e p a i r e n ...... rhinothing Hifferont" different? Bull' Build a new ■' life | .Main M anchester. . A D 6-1929, • l i v e r e d . P I 2 - 7 8 8 6 . room ranch, garage, large lot, MI 9 - 8 9 5 2 submarines undsr OY*f-all Air] Bruno-Chistollnl, 29. of West- ley Jean Havens of Arvada, Colo., IN C O M E TA X ES prepared in your TO S E TT L E 'E S T A T E -19-5-5 Rutc-k and paperlianging Wallpaper .st — i r _ . rooms, separate dining room, O’Loughlln imposed a $36 fine on m en's shirt collars reversed s d elll/uilllaround rta new »-.vi,;riexperience. ICJM r. .airxn-*.Many ------— ------=--- . r *-• c , . . FOR RENT-Why look further?. extras galore. Full price, $15,800. plenty of storage apace, at­ Force commjuid. Burl ■•Itl.I _field,______Moss.,______was______found^ ____ guilty^ of by, telling a nation-wide audience hom e or by appointment, Exper Roadma'ster. 4-door sedan, power replaced. M arlow '* t.Ittle M ehd hooks. Guaranteed workm anship - Short wa. out—5 room expondablt SCHOOL S'TREET—8H rooms, new Ronald C. Godfrey, 23,.of I-aurel tenced tax w ork. 24 hour -ervdee steering, pow er brakes. A-1 condi- Reasonable rales Fully insured succn.ssful Avoil', representatives | Y O U N G M A N wanted tor general FO R s a I.E - Seasoned hardw.ood IPS W ithout Board N We have new S>4 room, heated tached garaget Wall landscaped enem y W JU create epi^igh problem s I svoding resixmslbillty and fined wliat he thought the Republicans i n g S h o p . enjov- the contacts as m uch as the factory wprk. Apply M anchester furnaces, fi^replsres. or stove apartments in residential area of home, 88,500. Many more new.and heating system, new plumbing, St., today for breach of the peace M1 3-4723. ■ tion. Jt.299. PI 2;89.39, ____ - Fast and courteous service. l>o aluminum atorma. easily convert­ lot, amesite drive. V 850 after a short trial, stood for. and advised him to learn to con­ profits. Why not talk It ovei today. , Modes. Inr., Pine SI. •""’*•’9- Rockville. Just 15 minutes from used fror* 85,000 up. Call the- Ells­ deliberately ci)sate m ore of our | Humphrey ifild a Baker dinner X Peilefier M I 9 6326. ’R A rriV E I.5 ' fuk-mshed room i. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Ml ed-to 2 apartments. Priced for p v n ■■ trol hla temper. FED E R A L INCOM E laxeji' pre- mss CH EVR O LET station wagon.; Biiilding-Contrarling 11 Call now for appointmohi. fTl " ------^ 3 - 5 - " 9 ] , Com plete (ighi hMisekeepmg 'a- Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ $19,000 Bolton. Well built In 1941, meeting that he, too, had written E X TE R IO P . A N D mleri'oripaitttftig,. way. Kitchen appliances furnished. 3-6930, Ml 9-5524. quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI monstrous 8 room cape. Stone D eportlng^from what he called I a C • J Godfrey was originally cha^®^ pared w ith yoilr' savings In m ind; .. 4-door.. pow erglide. * cylinder. 2- ^-.4137. eilities available Rnees as lovs a« 3 - 5 1 2 9 . to Mrs. Havens and had told her: with assault In an altercatlori re­ Reasonable ratea. C^H in 9-6246. tone green. M l 9-22-59. decorating, ceilings, floors, paper------^— t - V ------W A N TED '.Mason's helper. Call Ml 9-4824, TR 8-1166. veneer, IH baths, plastered "the p^lple of the integrated, A ^ l^ iO llS lC lC rS A N Y K IN D of carpentry and caht M l 9 - 7 1 0 6 , Househnid Goods $10 weekly Central rOilldren ac- i TWO FAMILY. 6-7 duplex, separate balan^^fleet’* by assigning ^ e IVAvanmonvav/g. o "The Republicans have a very re- sulting from a continuing argu­ hanging. Clean-, workmanship. BO O KKEEPER and typist in repted, limtted ll| Arch St. M r*. walls, basement garage. Offers IN C O M E TA X returns prepared by mss C H EV R O LET hardtop sports net work done Honest and rclia THREE ROOM apartment. ' furnaces, 3-car grarage, 816,900. GUEST HOUSE. 17 Spruce St. P o li^ "to a command charged Mrictlve Idea of what can .be done ment with another man. Aaaletiuit hie'workmanship Call R.iscoe Free estimates. No job tOo sm all, sm all office. I houis daily. M on- appreciated. form er Internal Revenue, agent tn coupe, radio and heater, one own- AT NORMAN’^ D o r s e V Three room apartment. 855. MI ! Paul J. Correntl, Ml 3-5363. Business zone, good condition, w ith operating ' lond-baoed atrate- for the country. On the other hand, prosecutor Abner L. Brooks, said Thom pson. M I 3-1895 lor est* .lohii Verfaille M l 3-2.521. - riay-Friday. Box C, Herald. your hom e or by appointm ent. M l er„ excellent condition. M l 9-5447 Help W anted— 8-6229, 9 till 6. forced' hot water heat. Spacious $25,500 Bolton. 2H acres, 6 room gic bombers and missiles,'’ Burk* Look at Rights the message ot the Democratic he reduced the charge because aoc m a l e s - ■ FtiRNTSHED R()(iM-arn-hy-dc.jig" tram ------— ------_ 19 pier* bedroom . 29 piece, kitchen tween 9-l_p.m. or Ml 9-1555. modem kitchen with built-ins, fire­ ACREAGE / Unexcelled workmanship. Easy _ s e t . ' • Ml 9-9826 betweeh 5-7 p.m. with attSK^ed garage and full place. living room, 114 baths, full gency airlift facilities was brought March 8 primary in New Hamp­ the result of a family disturbance. courteous matryictors Class room now at Connecticut's' Oldest Elec- A M B ITIO U S O F F IC E girl to handle basement. Located in beautiful into the open today by the House I normally with dgfondants given shire closed f.aturday with Nixon Disposition of the chargee will de­ Personal* 3. instructions for 18. '7 year olds budget terms. M l 9-6495 ir TR ironic School,. D ay and ev'ening, acrounls payable, art as cashier, i PUCASANT H EVTED room near THREE ROOM apartment, avail­ basement. Forced hot water heat, LAWRENCE PIANO 3 - 9 1 0 9 .Situations W a nled- NORMANS, INC. able Feb. IS with heat, hot water, I Tamarack Hills with outstanding storm windows. Phllbrick Agency. approprtUons committee. rlgtit of defenoe counsel. So unopposed ^tjbe Republican pref­ pend upon his brtiavlor. Telephone M r Mortlock Director classes. Spring term starts M arch . som e payroll worp. u.se hookkeep- F e m a l e . 1 8 I hath for gentlen(lan. Free parking. I convenience to school, shopping erence poll M d Kennedy opposed Charles E. Meserbey, 51, of/85 VACCUM CLEAN ETt? repaired m ^ pirlver Education M I'9-7908. ing m achine, and help in genera! 448 Hartford Roaij parking, shopping, bus line. MI MI 9-8464. Paul P. Flano MI 3-0458 Itlneludei^ __ . for> «> defendants have received ALL TYPB.S OF carpentry work 20. Limited enroHmeni free .54 H ig h St 8-1465..; and travel. Soles executive by Chicago pen manufacturer Paul W. Main St. was fined $K )/for ra y 02. ^ * ’ [ LARGE M .EA8ANT room well 8-4112. i 9-1378 RueselJ F. Broderick 9-1642. cooperation 'he ought to get" fri Milton Eisenhower, arid Lar Daly land St., Manchester, was ordered h f : a v y e q u ipm en t I .lust Pav- M o n th ly!' heated, hot Water, shower, pri-e You will be when you see.-this rand a display of solidarity with — ------— ------room . Three Inatnicrtors. N o wait ?'or .Couipletp Home M l 9-0999 for interview . ' V " " F M ONTHI.5' PAYM ENTS Broker. the Joint Chiefs o.f Staff. of Chicago. to pay $20 per week to hi*'wife. ———— — — F o u r r o o m furnished apartment, — 1 attractive ranch located in.-'fexcel- BOLTON—16 rooms, 3 baths, S-cor I families of the arrested 5-sie entrance, -Gentlem an pre­ 3, A sUtement by Rep. George The Democratic delegate race In­ He pleaded note contendre to n Automobile* for Sale 4; Rnniorlolinjr Call ; Trartor Training .Servnre isNjpw i m a NAGEMENT trainee. Fine op' .Situatinn.s M'anfeH—Male 19 $ 1 6 8 3 ferred./ 19! O iestm it St, ' all uUIlties furnished, block from ROCKLEDGE custom built 51.41 lent achool section. There/ are 8 garage, acreage, beautifully land­ The letter from .the nation's 3 fXi.M PLEtF H. Mahon (D-Tex), chairman of cluded many Kennedy candidates non support charge. A charge : seeking men In this area for e portunitv exists for young m an to Main St. MI 9-9428 between 5-9 room ranch, attached garage. (in- i nice sized bedrooma, ^m ily style scaped, swimming pool: Location I Caitiholic archbishops said "a com- O LD EK C3AR8, mechanics tpa- ____ training program . If you arf be -RdoMS OF BRAND NEW TW O / ^ O N T rooms heated spert- p.m. , - .__ the Defense Apppropriation* sub- jlu s some for. Sen. Stuart Syming­ of violation of probation was .lACK KERIN ... enter rans.um cT finance fi.elrl. Fx._ M A N w i t h platform trih^ji d^ir.es ished recreation room, plus nu kitchen, with cabineta''galore. Spa­ and excellent condition of . build­ I hination of human potentates' riollod oil reeommBndatlon -of- -Oie : Biisim anSi-m cM Offe rg in s , ; M l q.TjSO'.n '^ '’en' the agesTit 18 and !S4-, -m e- pantiltj^g com pany requires Ihe steadv pari-ttm* work. M l FURNITURK m en/;— gs* -iitove,-- refrigerator.— meroua, extras. B y ' appointment cious living room.--nursting with ings warrant unlimited potential. commitu*. IMt Mck Ofito ‘exercise of ton of Miisouri, Humphrey, uid rhanirall;- inclined or with me- All looc<. guaranteed, som e in ong kitcmen set and bedroom set. FOUR ROOM flat with garage, only. Paul J. Correntl, Ml 3-5.763. charm. Screened-'porch, attached ate airlift is one of th* weakest Adlal Steveniipn, the party's candi­ probation officer in the case of .servii^.pf a m an willing to w m k 9-78.53, Price $29,000. McKeown Realty, Robert M. Shute, 43, of East Hart­ otflee. Dm iglaa M otors, 333 M ain r a o i o -TV REPAIRS, any m aka- Up to Seven Years Finanring ehanieal hack'-'iund. and want Inal factory ciaies. with original ^(ilis. Apply 19 Depot Square, newlv decorated, centrallv locat­ . . . . garage, well .cJtuited yard and a MI 9-8666. TR 5-1556. llnta in our defense ^ a ln r Foreign Minister Porflrio Herre- date in 1952 and 1956. ------.. u..* /.-.rfu > oars, amplifiers phonographs nd Arranged more information about how our Thl? i.rr careropl^rfum .rw u'h k R t IRED m an wanted >ull or factorv serial num bers. It, 4 . ed. Call MI 3-8021. SECLUDE®, linmaculste 6 room 414% mortgage available with low n e -airlift controversy, was air- I had a 15-mlnute audience Rep. EmanUel Celler (D-NY) an ford. n e e d a c a b M d had your credit phangers. Ov-ei 47 years total ek part-time work, handy at any kind B LO N D E -B ED R O O M A charge of intoxlcatioB wa* ------'' training program ran help you gel m any eom pany sponsored benefits ranch, built-in irtove garage, down p a y m ^ . The price? $16,500. MANCHESTER Pope'/John XXIII. and nounced his endorsement of Sen. turned down? Short on do«m pay- penenee 90 days guarantee .m all of w o rk , -'ll 3-7062, LIVTNG ROOM SUITE ,f*IiEASANT heated rqom ^pne block 'FUKNTSHED 1' and 1 rooms, pri­ many extras, 8 acres, trees. Only' - Symington Sunday on the ABC-TV nolled in Uie case of .Gusta-ve PU- Hoofinsr—Stdinc Ifi.atarted in thi,s rajyidly expanding P referred - Finance, 9*" 'Ia in St .— vate bath. free parking. Adults. clwed door h ea r^ ^ on the 1961 aouicea safld the Pontiff al- m entr Had a repoaaeaalon? Don t Potterton’s M l 9-4,537.^ ------^ indiistrv. take, Ihe first step now. ,'i-P( D IN E TTE SET from M ain Si., separate entrarfee. $15,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI ELVA TYLER, Realtor Six room brick cape, oil fur­ deftnse budget A censored nioat certainly had asked about program "Open Hearings.” Celler lau, 67, of 63 Brooklyn St. Jack give up! See Honest Douglas, get P.I'GS-LAM PS Gentlemen Free parking. MT Business .block. Depot Square. Mr. 9-51.72. nished. large' paneled fr a t porch, R. Markam, 32, of Tolland, wa* the lowdown on the lowest , down C O N N IE ’S TV , and Radio ' CnUGHl.IN R O O Fm o Company, Write Traetni- Training Service, '..n o B O R E operalor fam iliar with Keith.. MI 9-8191. script of t))e hearings was made |conditions______n « in the predominantly said Syming;ton’B record was “ from Service, Box D. Herald. ' ' Dogs— Birds— Pets 4U W E.STTNGHbUSE R EF R. 3 - 4 7 2 4 . Menjber-M.L.S. MI 9-4469 attached garage, amesite ar rdund pandie push or self-propelled heat, recreation rioqmi 6 %. mort­ In San Juan, Puerto Rlcoj Gov. in the United State* are now us­ radio heater. Forddm atic. excel- w ork. Also ideal, fpr ie tir^ ..or... r * o . Snow bird and !Rolen* Ga-pi ...... ^.J/ONLY $44*' .' . , R O O M — FO R — renC -near His line, A'raTtACTlVE kitchen, bedroom, PORTEIR'STREJET Section:^? room ® ~“ ' ...... I mo might soon return to the'presi- - I'cstdentlal. service. A jl^ ^ cel- _ — rvi' Vm n/u^nd M ORTGAGES- Consolidate ... v o u r - - gage may be'asOUmed. Marlon E. SMALL RANCH ► L e ^ ltM r told the congnittee ,jgjjcy atemihed from several events Abraham Rlbicoff of Connecticut ing an expendable stainless-steel iM f/ohaiO bh: M I 9-7334 Ttfter ' . tars, yards, burning barrels, card R A 5 B ^ m ohthlv paym ents into orte lum p retired men Guyanteed, Equipment Co. 3* Main St Free storag*^^until w -^le d Free de­ nicely funjished. M I 9-8992. « '.jinvate bath, entrance.' all utlll- Robertson. Broker. Ml S-S953. home near school, den. full dining I blood-test needle. Conventional V rate. Call M T 3-2.3J9. 9-1. yfj livery, Free, s e t-w hy oiir ow-n ' tlea and parking, 36 Union St. the Chiefs are in agreement on | of last week had a meeting yesterday vvlth Sen. TtiTor l ^ ehimnev rena^.ra - -5tim with a second mortgage Pay- hnurl; room, large kitchen, ll'vlng room Here ia a neat 5H room ranch George Smathers (D-Fla) and blood-test' needlek are dipped in 1959 FO R D Fairlane 600 reiikbl^m en R O O M FfiR working man in- pri­ SIX ROOM'Cape, IH baths, full 15x24 with fireplace, built-in book­ airlift requlremenU in a general ^ ^ig campaign has aUrUd In Phone foiXspnointm enf vate hqhip Reasonable. IToard op- with a full basement, very cen­ charices are that Kennedy’s name alcohol between repeated uses, sedan, R . H., white tires, pow- ______Rav Hagenow com e, Expedient rerviee Dial .Ml P R O D TTTTO N -M A /’U TN IS T W RTGHT POIVER blade Saws. N-pw TWO ROOM fumlahed apartment, cellar, houae and grounda in ex­ cases and desk, attached one-car war but do not ^ e e on needs for u,e press and on radio to persuade . and used. A P Equipm ent Co . 946 SAM TTEI- AT HARTFORD tionaj. -Vn 3-4643. trally located. House is immocU' came up in the course of conversa­ but the .new needle Is used only steering. It’s just like new. See it sN O W P LtH VTN G — Drivew ays, etc. •lackson. M l 3-832,5. 3-5129 .1, D Realty. 47o .Main St private bath, hot water, heat. Ap­ cellent condition, well landscaped garage, second floor. 3 bedrooms g limited war,. He said there are ^un for the presidency in today at Brunner’s in Tnlcottville. ,pp scr'-ice. Save your hack and C H 7 > ( ) 3 * 8 late. Owners, ore awaiting com' tion. once, then discarded. Only .005 For Secomi' Siiiff Center Si, -.Ml 9-2052. . ■ • " ply Marlow'e. 867 Main St. corpbr lot, Buckley School, shown and bath, extra building lot. not en ou ^ apeclai troop earner Uggj. A big rally has been sched Your Lark dealer. . heart Manchester Esso Service 7 : pletion of their new home in It was reported that Rlbicoff Inch thick, the needle is sterilized, Roofing; and Chimneys ’ fi-A TM P R O V E YnU.R credit A niulti- See It Day O r Night by appointmenL Philbrick Agency, $20,900. Phllbrick Agency. MI Florida and wont this house sold. planes to land necessary troops I yjgj p-gj, 21 to support him. Center. M I 9-8198, ; . tude of m onthly paym ent* m ay be First elass m en capable of re a d -- USED U M BER Clean 2x3 2x4. If you have no means of trans Ml 9-8464. * 9-8464. and equipment quickly in an emer- Observers said this might be a and Siriathers discussed Kennedy’s and Individually packaged. 1959 LA R K S — 2-doors, 4-doors and a u t o f o r Business Locations Open to any sensible offers, ^ y hopes of winning Florida support , I R O O F IN G ‘r^ Specializing repairing himppfi into nnp BPmnrt morteaRP injr hlu^pnnt.^. aettlnR up and np ; and up. A?»ort«d portation V]\ a e n d not look it over. Just come on' the F*U®> ’ . . . J 4 618J1 President Hector Trujillo 2-door station wagons a 1 1 w,ith paympnta on only *22.25 for pratins drill preaapp millinR ma- V^u. No nhlieation. \ for Rent 6-i MANCHESTER —Special. Attrac­ GROWING PAINS? If yoilr family "We may be confrwUd on short ^eed the-public demand” for the .Democratic presidential aqultrped See .Jhese.U today at m u RTENSEN TV Specialized R C ^J roofs of all kinds. N ew roofs, gul- aa.sh. plum bing supplies fines, A P P L Y x market. House has three bedrooms, nomination. each '$1,990 yo u'n od ! Dial CH chines and le"'es a u b p t tive Cape Cod, all. rooms finished, has outgrown your present home. notlM at any time with a require- presidency back to Brunner’a. your t.a.rk dealer Very televisiontelevision, service. M l 9-4641. tpi^ work, rlum neys rlPHned re hot water and steam furnaces, ; _ _ —E— A —’s Am-CONDmONED 8-room office. nice recreation room, large We may hav;e what you need. If separate dining ro6m (kitchen is Rlbicoff, vacationing here, ia a paired. Aluminum siding. 19 6-8897 and a.«k for Franke Burke 43 45 AU.YN ST HARtFORD amalll, good living robm. No prob­ ment to move a force from one his elder brother. ld\»- m ileage C a rs, never regis------. or M rs. Carter now CnnneetTeut Ideal- wprking~eonditinns in our, cabinet stnk.s and bricks. Open 100% Main Street location Park­ • screened rear porch, aluminupi not, we'll find it for you. 'Your battle group, to two divisions by top backer o f the Maasachuaetta tared. New car warranty. Save FLO O R SAN DIN G and reflnishuig year.5'v^ experienre. Free esti- daily 3:39..5 p.m . Saturdays 8-4 O PEN NIGHTS TILT. * RfM T O T H E lem getting a , FHA 10% down M l m ales. Call H nw iev. .'11 3-5361 .^M l M ortgage Exehange. 15 I.ewia i^t., new plant located In East Hartford. ^ ing. Marlow's, 867 Main St. siding, breezeway, garage, ame­ present home will be taken In ex­ airlift,” he said. "If we did not Senator for the nomination. Smath- always at. Brunner’s in Ta l^tt- ^ Specializing tn old floors EreeVleht h^hVfUs."^ P Uall Choman Housewreektng. SAT. 6 P.M . site drive, fenced lot, well land­ mortgage on this. era come to San Juan from 'Cara­ 9 - 5 7 5 0 . 3 - 0 7 6 3 . Hartford ‘ " " - ’ * ..... change . Efficient service guar­ have warning to assemble aircraft YUl.e.' See Jim Gorm an or Chef ------V- shift premium.* and production M l 9-2.392. MAIN fiTREETT—BtiUding for com­ scaped, city utilities. FUll price, anteed. J.-D. Realty. Ml 3-5129. T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor cas, Venexuela, en route home af­ n ..... "er Open evenings Tel MT M U ST SACRTFICE- Moving ^it of from all over the world into one Verplanck Slates ‘COSMA REFRIGERATION Serv­ — ------r y ------:------TT? ------bonuses. Appiv in person. AIRCRAFT mercial business -6r office use. $15,500. Over 60 more ’ listings of ter' a 3-Week Latin American tour. 8-8191. , 17 ' M O TO R O L A T\’. all channels. * town,. Stove, aautom atic washer 5- Will Bubdivlde. Ml 9-5339. 9-6. MI 3-1577 place, I believe 'we would not be ice, Repairs all m ake retngera- H e l » 4TitK h and Plumbing; 17 Business Opportunities 12 all kinds. Don’t forget Mitten can BOWERS SCHOOLt--6 room co­ able to meet a requirement of mov­ $ 1.5 8" till arbor table sawV with /piere kitchen set. 2 arm ehait*. lonial, entrance hall, dishwasher, Panel Discussion 1 tors, freezers, washing m achines, ^ l 7 t/iy TH E FULLER BRUSH ('(). henrh. *3.5, » m etal chairs. , :$2,.5 0 .'ofa, coffee fable .com er - tabfe. OP’FICE—Andrew* Building, 68 E. fit your needs like a glove.' Call ing a 2-division force.” drver's. range.*, nil and gas burn- Ft fM B IN G N ^.N D healing FOR LEASE - A FOR A GOOD JOB the Ellsworth Mitten - Agency, birch, cabinets, partial recreation Charming'6H room ranch * i ^ equipped m odern servire station earn. M T 9-9719. lam p*. Hi-Fi. TV , All must go by Center St>,‘ elevator, parking, $40 Brucker said the Joint Chiefs, . ^ . eris, hTT 9-9883. All w ork guaran- m odeling iijatallalion.s,' r e p k i c * . 88 Ixmg Hill St.. East Hartford — / I W edneadav, Can ^jieejLfrp.rn 2- i n - Realtors MI 3-6930, MI 9-5524. room, garagea, treea^ $16,300. As- ftiir boaement, firepMuie, built-in of Staff .had delayed for almost In keeping with - the year^ PTA W aming Issued Slimming SK«afh — a t . a , prim e locAtion in-Rnck.ville. , Kxpettenl nppartniiltlM for per *non4h.-'-'AD 6-1638. Evenings "game preaent mortgage, ' aminr — ------._A(l.,w ork- guaraJ^eod— 3.5-vaar*-«x7 "*21 ' ,M on.-W ed. I'io lUaple St. 'Stove," 'wall-^o-w«Jl caipeChig' and perieni-p 24.hnu/Nserviee. - Call Exceptional opporiunity for an PAINT SALES Trainee Interesting aaalgnmenta at JA 8.-I889. . • • Ma n c h e s t e r - sturdy new 6 cash. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI other extras. Large w o o ^ lot. a year action Cn his request for theme,'"Understanding.” the Ver Driver in Crash BfTRPesftiY'p m a n Attractive rental room Garrison Colonial. IH batha, mwting the Army’s airlift require-1 pianrk School. PTA will present Earl VanCam p. M l 9-4749 prom inent m anufacturer for great­ 4 rvcie. Also 18" hand reel, in onr new and higher nrage FIRST FLOOR office space I8’jfl8’ , 9-5132. _____;______;______^klng^ $183100..'____ < __ terma available Tidewater, Oil er M anehestev-M iddletow n areas.-i hot water heat, full insulation, ments7 good eondillon Reasonable. Can rates pin* other attractive preferably- for accountant or simi­ I say to you that I am uneasy as guest speakers tomorrow^ Manchester police investigated The Children's Prayer! - - , - r . i i . ------C o . . J A 7-7221'. Evening* JA Sales experienre required: Estab b e n e f i t * . plastered walls, firiepisce with THE s u b u r b a n Six room cape ivith one-car ga­ be seen afler 5:39 p.m.- or w eek­ lar service type of business. Gen- about this bisines, and I feel that « P'lT^ three accidents over the weekend. MiUinery Di’cssmiiKing li) s.rph lished lerrilory. . Starting base YOU YAM EM paneled wail, knotty pine "abi- rage. oil heat, combination storm ends, Cal) M I 9-3284'. . ' . I ' trsi location, ample parking neta. Large shade treea. Owner In beautiful »Birchwood Park. windows, screens, and doors. Con. I am sitting here right on a vol- There were no injuries or arrests, .pa-- $250 per m onth, honu,* and . i U “VAM’ EM experimental space, -receptionist, and telephone E X P E R T ALTF.RATIO .NS on -'-Cn a H A V E TD EAI. loratm n in So. W ind- ear allowance. Exeellenl advanee- and,builder. Ml 3-4860 - Ij^iree bedrooma—7 rooma. A venlent to achool. bus, and shop­ esno," Brucker told the commit- Ghana, west Am ca. but one written warning was is­ and' ladle*' clothing W ork done *oi-' for woodw orking buainess. % r - r 'arqa.s le.s* than BEAT THE SPRING RUSH decorated. 3-c'ar garage. Conven­ Only $12,500. zone lot in Mom^eater. J. D. Theology degree at the Hartford ,You get premium quality PaintlnR—PaperinR 21 .. > ■ ^ i. MECHANICS — ient location. $160 per month,.Call fully plastered., possible 4 bedroom Really, Ml 3-5129. Hartford Fire ...... 187 197 The area o f ' land under irriga­ * Mobilheat with RT-98 ... the ■ ?,.:— T~ — 15.990, popu|afion, franchise may be home, ceramic tilr bath, fireplace, 2 Family—5 down, 7 'up. Better National Fire ...... 135' 145 • Seminary. p a in t in g a n d paperhanging. op'era'ted in ron.iuneUon with an- 4 -R O O M HAVE YOUR BROKEN EQUIPMENT the Jarvis Realty Co., 283 E. Cen tion for agriculture in Turkey *tias most completely effective fuM convenient utility room. Priced hut+y—$16,900, THREE ch oice; lots available Phoenix Fire ...... 80 H 83 H Ansre took teacher and theologi­ Good-.dei.n workm anship al rea-i oilier husine.ss. For inform ation OILERS ter St. MT 3-4112. cal training at the Seminary for Increased 300 per cent since 1950. oil additive ip use today. And REPAIRED BY US for Immediate sale. S. A. Beech­ ' 7 Room Split Level, IH baths, $3,3(i0 per-Iot. R. F. Dlmock Co., Ufe and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ■ sonable rates.’■.30 years in .Man-.irontar|.?.Mnry Carter Raint Fae- (w ith *team -poweTplant, ex­ ler. Realtor. Ml 3-6969, M l'3-8952. Catechists and .Evangelists in you get premium service. Au- 4118.\ Tam pa- APARTMENT SIX R6 OM house, garage,. large Just 'bne year old. MI 9-5345 or Barbara Woods,, MI Aetna Casualty ....205 215 i - h e s t e r . Ravmond Fiske. -Ml tnries, P. O. Box - -V-, Prmhpl (.oiirlfionn Service p e r i e n r e ) vard. Manchester Green 'section. 9-7702. Aetna Life ; ...... {- 84 87 Peki, Ghana. He received hIS tomatiC'deliveriea . . . e bol- 9 - 9 2 3 7 . F l o r i d a \ _ Call MI 4-0817. NORTH ELM street—8 room ex­ 6 Room Ranch,'2 car gargge, 2 Conn. General ...... 355 370 B.D. degree at Ghana Univfersity ' snped payment plan end many We (iirniah h e a t , hot water,- o n the Job Equipment pandable cape, 4 rooms finished and taught for three, years at a 'B ER T PLAN TE - Painting- and ga* stove, refrigerator and ator- MACHINE bgtha, hot water heat^ $24,900., Hftd Steam Boiler . 85 90 other extras designed to nuke down,. kitchen, ;3 bedroom^, living Suburban for Sale 75 Travelers,...... 83 86 H government secondary school: He N M d • home beating reoUif , ' ■ paperhanging,______contfaclor. W ork Help Wantert—Female l.y^ age, o i p a e e . Ga* for rooking In- OPERATORS room with fireplace and attractive 6 Room Cape, 6 years old, new iixDertlv donp N o job too sniBlI. I ------— ------— ------^ EXCHANGE WELDING CO. Suburban for Rent 66 Public CtlUttes came to this country''laat fall and rltided. Reference* required. bay window, upstairs unfinished. wall to wall carpeting. $14,900. QUONSET HUT in Coventry, large is now studying at the Kennedy 82B2 Fum- insured: Ml 9-6966. f ' STEN O GR APH ER -W lll tram to d ^ 800- Tel. Ml 9-6779; after 6 p-m. witit experience on Conn. Light &. Power 22H 24 H- Storm WiiidowB-. leg.31 seerelariBl w ork.. W rite B ox Ml 9-B3W Vertlral Turret Lathet ROCKVILLE—Park Street. 4 room Garage, nicely shaded lot. Bowers 4 Room Cape, Beautiful, large, Ibt, fireplace, lake privileges, School. of Missions where, he is a 12-20 MI 9-4071. ....■ ■ ' heated apartment, $75 monthly. School district, high assumable Htfd. Electric Ught. 62 65 Mobilheat IT .«t I THOM AS HARRISON -.Painting Y,-H . erald.' M illing .Manhlnee lot—$10,900. • $1,200. Call JA 8-4532. teaching assistant in linguistics. Also S' room apartment with heat mortgage at 4H % . S, A. Beechler; Hartford Gas Co. .. 42 — or Storm Doors? B. dMin'«di*a Tliu ne^le-sUrii sheath with | I and paperhanging. , c,uaranler,rt,- J i g M i l l * . Southern New England Grinding M achine* and hot water. $65 monthly 'TR Realtor, Ml 3-6969, Ml 9-8952. WARREN E. HOWLAND, ' * . .CALL ; or w itJw ut the contrasting collar - ' workm an.ahip. M l'9-2497. f-5J26. Wanted— Rfiki Estate 77 Telephone ...... 43 H 45 H malCM for a altmmer than ah ^ Teach .vour lilt I p ones thi.s be- Iiivilalion lo Bid ' ELLINGTON—Brand new quality Realtor Manufacturing Companies Greek Parchiiieiit Y.9U J5ew' simple and .care free lovfri lovfn pfaverprayer w ith un the aid of this lEonU W'aiIt—4 pply-e^- built 5 room ranch with buULin 575 MAIN ST...... MI 8-1108 FARMfi, ACREAGE and iUdings Arrow, Hart, Heg. ., 62 66 RUSCO Apartmeht BuildinKs on homes wanted. Call U & R 21 23 ■7 N o ?8 282 la in aiiea 12.‘l4’. 16. IS.' em broidered panel. Stiflple stitches Town Of Bblton I .Sealed bids will be received at IN io MONTHS oven and range. $14,9(K). . Gaston Associated Spring"',” ' Made from Skin CHOOSE FROM! WE GIVE 30. Bust 32 to 40. Size 14, 34 bust, "nd fray rolors are used to '"orK 1 the Office of the G enerpl M apager, SEPTIC TANKS Employment Office fo r S aif 69 Realty. MI 9-5731. TR 5-8298, TR Realty Co., Inc. Ml' 4-8193: Eve- Bristol Brass ...... 11’.i 13 ■■ fflim ptone. -64» yds. 35-tnrh: . O u r , this lovely desigpi '41 Center- St., M anchester., Conn, ‘ n ^ V D , 886 '.M ain Street 5-7853. , BOLTON LAKE ningp BU 9-6786. , • Dunham Bush ...... Sli ■ 9% • Ambassador ' • Regal GREEN STAMPS Patt-D -Bam a .gtiides vou step hv Pattern No. 296.5 has h p f - i r o p ' Is Seeking i un til F'eh. 17. ,19^0 al tjm es indi- OVER $l ,2 0 0 f0 0 a i 0 0 WORTH - fla*t H artford, Conn. THREE APAR'EMENT house with Em-Hart ...... 46 G 49% Athens ■ —■ The anciqpt Greeks • Premier . , • CustoW ifan.'rfi'r: stitch llluatratinn*; golor . rated he.low for w ork at the Ver* excellent InconM/TL D. Realty, M3 BIRCH MOUNTAIN Extepalon Generous size 4 rofun ranch with WANTED^In B zone, on* or two Fafnir Bearing .... 63% useid to write Vm a parchment made A National Brand Product « « p . , , * ^ 9 n . M PLUGGED SEWERS OPEN M ONDAY Thru lota, top dollar paid. J. D. Realty, 69% . planr-k Srhool Sw ihm ung Pool a* OF NEW AND USEP HOMES SOLD! v - 8-5129. ' Bolton. 6 room cape. 6 % mort­ '^carport. 4H% inhrtgage, 82 Landers' Frary. Clark 19 21 from animal skkis. About 4,000 At A Price You Want To Pay 'To order. B ind 35r in coins t.n. 1 c h a r t , , rB .ro A Y S A.M . to 4 P.M gage may be aisaumed. 4 finished, jnonthly. Hot w ote^ baoeboord MI 8-6129. Sue Burnett, Th e - M anchester , To order, send 25c |n .coin to.. f o l l o w * ; Maehiat Cl6m*il N. B. M achine...... 21 23 years. ago the Egyptians diseov-i JM0RI6RTY , Dog Wapden 2:00 P .M . . Installation, of 126-128-L-YNESS S.T. Brand new one partially finished, one unfin­ heat, fireplace Muminufii com-, ered a more efficient writing sur R, G. KiniE Evening Harald. 1160 AVE. O F Anne Cabot _ Manchester E v^m g Septie Tanka. D17 Well*. Sewer l i t i V WE HELP YOV? 1 SELLING—BimNCk-Trading? We Nopth and Judd .... 3 / 41 I Concrete Aprons, etc. PRAH ond WHiTN» two 4H ivom apartments. Enjoy ished room. Recreation room, full blnationa, lightning protection,' Rogers Corp. (B)- .. 16H ’ 11 face; psipyrus — from 'which, the' AM ER ICAS. N EW YO R K 88. S'.Y. Herald, 1160 .AVE. O F A .^ R I- Details and information may be Line* Inatatled—Cellar tVater- Income and your own hotne. Avail­ basemenL lot 150x2(M. $14,500. .’amesite drive, built-in 1957, eaay offer you .free confidential in- Ml 9-0468 For lat-claaslat-eTaas mmailing ailing add 10cc'OAS. OAS. NB5VN EW YOIJKYOifK 86,SB. a.i. N-5. obUinedobtained from ursiFirst selectmanSel^tman 2;30 P.M. Installation of AIRCRAFT spectlcmi and arrange all financ; Stanley Works New. 20'H 25 word, paper, is derived—a cross' Local Agent For BROTHERS proofing Done, ♦ ' able for Immediate occupancy; Marion E. Robertson, Broker, MI financing. Aslu'ng $12,500.-' w o v ^ mat of reeds that woe pound each pattern-Prinl For Ist-class mailing add lOc for /chnries A. Robbins, Route No. 6. Fencing, etc. ! .McCa r t h y $23,900. J. D. Realty, MI 8-6129. 8-6953. ins from start to fmlah. Mittefi Terry Steam 38 ' 45 BARILETT-BRAIN ARD dretM ■wlSr Zone' Style No. and each pattern Prihl TVame... A4s.;hFD No. 1. Andover; Conn. Appli--j B id fo rm s and specifications are Dlviiinn of m ite d Alrcraf' wUi work hand and glovt with Torringrton ...... 35 ; 3' ed into hai-d, thdn sheets. Paper as PRODUCTS CO.' M I 3 -5 1 3 S ■1*. ■ dress With Zone Slid Pattern Nurti> V'atibns giving quslificalions will he availably at the Controller s Office, LAWRENCE F. FIANO we know \t today was Invmted McKin n e y groG ENTERPRISES, IN C. Corporation, E a »t H artfiird 8 8?' Oa k l a n d -fiT. 4 room hjuse. Peul P. Flano Ml S-0488 you. Member Multiple Listing Veeder Root ...... 48 H : 51 AD $-4478 “ end 3Sft today for your copy of her , • -received by Selcrlnidn Robbins -^1 ' Ma^^^^^ non MniDocK C o n n , ' Large .lot with trees, 100x240. Service. Call th* EUxworth Mitten Th* above quotations are not to about'th ttmd of Obrlijt by'Ts' at 3D1-3 1 S Cm m t 9 i£: Stwtroq* Diiposol Co I BOB AOXr-W Ml 9- 4576 Read Herald Advs. Pries $10,600. M3 9-160$. BROKERS Ml $-376fi - Agimcy, Realtors, liQ $-6930. he construed'as actual marketa Lun, a ca&neae court official' fttMTiiifi' A SujtiiiM*!’ iMU^ of iHur , v^u. thf - 6^^ -\lbuixi- con'- untH, 1.00 P-M. on Fcbiuar^\ 15. ■ j n*n Mer ISn-182 Pearl St.-—Ml 8-6808 mm W a p ^ ^ t t e n i ma«a*me„ B*ett talning many lovely designs and 19«0 'They ahould be plainly mark- Martin, Gen. gt. ' e :' tS S S n : ^ I f ^ pittems'i Only 26c a copy! ' ed "Appltcation, for'D og Warden.” ' Ad'-t. No. 189 ■ f 7; . , ■ . ' I k . : - r 1 ^ - T - . K n - ( i.