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12,864 Fair and not an mild< tonight. Member of the Audit !»«• in lower 20s. Tuesday partly eioudv and mild. High S5 to 49. '» ? Bureau of Cirrulation Manchester— A City of Village Charm

- m f i VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 8« (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 19.=)9 (('iaKSlfled Afixertining on I’nge 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS ' 3 Judge Gryk Resigns Orders ^ ^ T ^ i Space Capsule oench Alter Local For Passemrer Stolen Baby Found Alive, W'a.sliington. .laii. 12 i/P)— Man ‘Bombs’ Home McDonnpll Aiicrafl Cnrp. of O St. Louis was selected today to design and liuild a space O 411 Judge W'esley C. Gryk re-ftoday, out of sympathy for hia capsule to carry the passengei' Unhurt; Mother of HeldT signed his town court position and m view in the nation's first manned thisiiT* morning following r 11 *1the ar- hi.H tenii does not have much satellite. son attempt against his home,,i„ne so. ".My family come.s final, The Nationa! .\eionaul ir.«» and early yesterday morning. | Gryk aaid. Space Adninislralion said ncgoti- Thi.a Burpriso development fol­ Gryk wa.s replaced on the heruh f'”', " '"''I'"' ' Jud^e Defies i*nit,cr v%\‘ TV/»r\iii\' NlcOonnell \\ ill begin inimediatelv. F ootprints lowed the disclo.sure that the man , thi.s morning; by Deputy .Indge arre.^ted for the im ident had al- Jules Karp. Twelve flrri.s submiMe^i hid.s In legedly been attempting to black-1 In connection with the blackmail NASA on the ba.si.s of specilica- ILS, Order on mail 'Orvk for the past two ; charge filed again.st Kamin.sky, tions Net . forth . al . a meeting with Prove Girl month.s. | County De.tective John K. fteardon manufactuiing and leseaich or However, none of the offlciala aaid Kamin.«ky i.s being arcnsed of ganiralion.s last November. Voter Reeords connected with the case would dis- "tlireatening.” on .several ocra.*don.s NASA said single satellite Cliionchios’ Ihjer delail.s other than to ...... Clay I (III, .■\1h .. Jan . 12 i/Pi— say that .Joseph Kamin.sky Jr.. 27. | "of oririies with the intent thereby' men! is expected to ro.st over .»l.i dcliant .Mahama .iiidgf' oh 113 X, School St., who was 1 to extort money ' . . . and to' million. i i> ,i . r ’ . • , pidiftd np in connection with the j "compel" Gryk to "do an act'N.\S.\ said the si'ace capsule, to t tl I It P (I Ivai 1)0111 t. I'Ullt.S s .New Viri'k. Jail. 12 (yP)—A case yesterday threatened to ac- ; against hi.s will." ; ke sliot into spai'e bv a irowei'ful x'otPi*rf*gist rat ion r P c o r d S innllicr of oighl childrftn was cu.se Gryk "of crimes." i Reardon did not elaborate. booster, will he designed to car r y o y m ' ^ count V grailtl jtll'V liuokod loflay on a kidnap Gryk. judge since .July i Police previously .\lerled a human passenger through '1 face of a federal chill go. a few hoiir.i after 10- stunned court officials and others: It wa.s leainetl that Gi-vk had in- at mosplieie into orbital flight and _ ■ ,,, i ... , i f . 1 >.■! I with hi.s announcement, in which formed .State and local police some , return him .safely to Kai th ( I (It I to let Itittia i (l:i\'-old Li.sa Chionchio was he said he wa.s acting out of sym- time ago of Kaminsky's allogeil "The satellite system will pro- agl'llt.s see th em , fniinil iinharnipd and well in a pathy for the feeling.s of his threat.s against him. Slate'.s .Mly. vide a means of studying tb.e p.sv- Ciiruit .ludge Geiiige C W'al- I’.i-ooklvn apart iDPtil, famtiy. The resignation is effective AItrei t .S. Bill said Gryk had marie ' chological and physiological ef- * lac e li'ft it up to the gi-arnl jure The woiiictrf irlcnlificd as Mrs. today. a formal complaint with the .State fects of .space flight on men. ' t'- delei iiime whether agents of .IciiM lavarnnc -t3 was booked at Ivocal police say Kamin.sky, a Police, and that the matter' had .N'A.SA s annoiiiicement sard lire ('ivil Rights Gommrs.sion will Bi'ookivii R2il I’l'Cimet Police Sta- Pratt A Whitney Air-craft electii- peen under investigation "'I'he reseai-ch will include ins|)ecl the r'ecoi-ils in eoiinccti.ori ; tioir im Bntlci- Rl,, affer Btllb- clan, tossed a burning flare type as a result. Patrolman Kenneth i.ian's reaction to weiglyl lessrte.s.s wit h Ihi- I'ommi.s.siori'.s invc.siiga- Irninlv cliilming her innocence bomb through a window of the ; Barker was able to pick 11)1 Ka- during oi'hital flight, high accel- i lion of .Negro voting oomplainls. t III ring liout lire night. Gryk home at 423 E. Center .St., j ______■ . . - . . Wall.n e is expected to call an­ "Tlierc ra no rloiibt, on the basis al about 12:30 am . Sunday, Gryk, ((Mntlniied nn Page Seven) (('ontimied on Page Seven) jollier grand jury into session in ! of .'icii'iii ific cviilciicc, (hat she took his wife and their 11-year-old .son, | HiillocU County Tre.sdax to turn 'lire I liild." Halil Ghief Asst. Dist. Wesley Jr., fled the house but were ------cuslodv of Ural county a records lAllv .1 Kenneth MeCabe. uninjured. The flate did liltle’dam-I 0 -m -m m - Livc>i to the juinrs He Hiilil the infant, anatched B 1 ' ^ ,^-v .m m 0 ,^-k IW/M .rf-k -B He IS under feder al Mill ortl<*f fi'oin SI I’eter'H Hospital nursery Held In .V20.000 Rond to rnnk^* the ruKislrntion files slini'lly lifter she was born Jan. 2, Kaminsky, ar rested by State j Eisenhower Meets avHilnhle to Lommissir*n invest i- liait appai'enlly been kept In Mrs. Police on a bench warrant, has ; between 10 h m. hih1 1 p m. lava r one s fiirnisherl flat in BrOok- been r harged with ai.son and | lod,4\ find 'r\ie.s(lrt\ in Imtli coun­ I lyn ever .since. blackmail and is being held under , ties "So far- as we know she never $20,000 bond. He wa.s to be a r­ Mikoyan Saturday \N'all;H‘e toM the ^rantl jurv I left- the himsp with the Child," Mc- raigned in Hartford County Sii)re- , her«* ihflt be is ••\viihnR''1o face Ihr ! Gahe said. rior Court this afternoon. con.se(|iiencc.s ■ if hi.s at t'on lirinc-s Tlie woman ()iiil her $46-a-week Gryk made his announcement | H ' itatmn coMle.iipt of federal job as a credit department clerk this morning Just before a corii t Wa.slimglrmWa.slimglon .Ian. 12 uT' Presi-• fought Nazi forr e.s in Wor ld War 11 eoiirt. in a Brooklyn department store recess at 9:3.1. He said he would. , r dent Eisenhower will meet with the Soviet gnveinmeiu pi opn.sed a submit hi.s resignation Civil Hijihls agents who had - on the day the baby disappeared, effective Deputy Pieiiiiei Mikoyan at 2!<-iiHlion (onfeience to meet at eome heie to look at the records Mils. Fi anU Cliionehlo i.s kissed by her mother. Mr.s. .lohn h'umo, Jiftei jinlice Haul Mr.s. (’hioiu hio's ; finlice .said. - I ttip White House Saturday. Warsaw or Prague in two nionlhs wero in the couitioom when the baby was found alive ami healtliy. Al left is Mrs. (.'liiondilo s f'ttliei .lolin, and at right her Insists Baby Is Hers Tire While tlou.se announced the to write a German peace treat)', Alabama judge gave the giand jury brother. John .li' In’ photo lu‘h>w. Mis. .lean la\arom*. t:*.. \\«‘i'ps a.s she lt‘a\es I^.moidyn 1‘olice ' Officials said the woman claims confeience will take plar e in the The 12-page Russian note was ac- cu.sloffy t)f llie legisliation file.s. Station. police Hai m ilitai) iilliance^ test .er- |a,.jties in i egisi i a lion anil I'lat he of the kidnaped girl, horn to Mr. he prkenl. Hagertv said. » nrembe, of NATO. Faith in God, and Mrs. Frank I). Chionchio, and No further detail.s were given 2., In a secorrrt rroie .katrurlay leaves office next Mondav. ^ tliat of the recovered baby are Hartford. ,Ian. 12 A 3- but tire meering presumably wni"'R^,'' fo, resumpnon His brother. .lat k Wallace of ‘ irieiiticul. alarm fire raged out of eonti'ol for be a general review of East-West 1 of preventing siii-prise altack in Clayton, will sm cred him a.s judge. FBI and Poliee He also said a small mark on three hours in a 2-story building relatioris with emphasis on the Gcoige Wallacfi ran for go\Triuji' ' the Iraby's left eyelid, described across from Oily Hall on Main St., Berlin situation. (('ontimied on Page Thirteen) ! in the Democratic prim.'iiie.« last By BEKN AKDO \ \ /KK by the fatlier, showed the baby early today. j Eisenhower Is expected to im- I .spring and didn't seek i polection ' wa.s the same one taken. Tliree fire fighters were ho.spi--r prgpj, upon Premier Nikita Khrush- !(► the bench. He wa.s runnerup to Ne\^■ York, .Jan. 12 A' • "1 McCabe and olhec investigators talized as over 100 firemen battled | rhev's lop deputy that the western 63 Main St. ' i u.-s.sions, which some offic'mis re­ Wallace rn.ule i^tdS ar to ' t he : InSnt daughter, 82d Precinct for booking, in the initial attack one com-i ga'Tt~The piand 1urv tliat he \va.s leaving! 2^-year-old high school .McCabe sard -Mrs. lavarone was pany moved in from the rear while ; confeience, was .«liarpened over the , Supreme Gonrt today upheld a ' isstie up to the 18 members ! teacher, wJto has been on mater- married in 1933 to John Getch, the other took the front on the | weekend by two surprise Moscow lower Court ruling requiring di.s- nitv leave. ' la id .sJie first learned divorced in 1910 and in 1942 or first floor; of the restaurant. l move.s Pre.smnably limed with of the International Box- the babjKSvn« fouml alive and The firemen wei> able to reach ' .MiUoyan'.s preseru’e here in mind, chiba of N'>w York and li­ liealthy fn^i her husband, k'rank, (Continued on Page Seven) the baaement but were quickly ' these moves were: Imoia. wlio telephoned from St, FVder.s I. In notes to the United Stales 'phe ruling, by U.S. District Castro Keports Hospital about v);30 a m (C'Ontinued on Page Nine) land 26 other countries which Judge Sylvester J. Ryan in New Site aai(ti-iihe didn't know wlwn _ York, also held the Madison Executions of she would i punilpil \( t h lier ' .Sq\iaie Garden (.’orp. an*l it.s nia- i-hilri. hut aJtJong a.i she knew the I iorily .stockholders Jnme.s D hahy waa ■piping Piiieil fo:- she Bulletins Stytes Back to Normat i Norris of New York and Arthur 50 Batista Men could wait'* at least for a while. j\i. Wirlz of ('hicago along with Ghionchio. 28. a I’ort Anthoiitv from the Al* Wires j the two chits had violated the lawyer, had been callpd to tire lios- .Sherman Antitru.si Law. Havana, Jan. 12 '.I'l Expeu- pital for identificalioii of the In- : Irons of the Tollowei s of formr>i farit missing since tin* night of SH.ARPE CENSl RED No More Chemises I Justice Clark delivereLondon, Jan. 12 i/P) — The 1959 Ea.ster outfit without fear of' terday in a mass grave on the out- dering dim es committed by Lenin, licavicst snowfallti of Europe’s her husband's rage al least so far Dalla.-^, Tex , Jan. 12 /!’> hNan-* I've had no hcait alia* 1(. I liaven't : Airliner Crasli skirts of San ('ri.otobnl. 60 miles J^lalin and Khrushchev ‘ w'in.lcr blocked'highways, strand­ as style is concerned. geh.sl Billy Graham went ahca y All these tidings of joy. It Kills 36 Near lo annolincefl \'esleT'da\- that (*ii- rive at IdleW'ild I o r I from loda\- tii lh<> face of. arjvice by, -y,ingio .Hpa.xtico edema of over all Britain and almost aU ■eems, are largely the re.siilt of a of the continent. mass male protest against the gi o- bans W'.ill not be allowed to wiUie.ss Barbados, rested from orilcal of plivaii lariK to curtail hi.s ar tivilics tire mac tila. Tire macula lutea is ,a the firing squad executions of Ba- 24-day wind and water cm.ssrng her arise of an eye ailment . -mall yellow .s|iot on the bumaii re-j tesque fa.shions of the last few sea-' Airport in Rio FIUBi:.STBR Cl 'I’ BLOCb ED sons, w hen husbands refu.se to foot tista siipppnrters But they^^will be of A tlantic... Lours Loffredo. 40, Graham tolil leporlei s I hat ire in- tiiia anil is tire mo.sl sen.sitive area allowed to seethe bodies'' afte r-' ideiilified by police as a ‘ Brook- lends in go to Aiistnilia. Iii'do- of tire ii-tir.a Tire desci iptioii -siig- Washington, Jan. 12 (fP)—The the bills for a new waixliobe, wom­ ScJiatc toiiay voted down a pro- en don't ,tm.V- ITs as simple as that.^J . , Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, Jan. 12 .-J’- uai'd. lyn hoodhin.i. found shot to death pesia. .Malaya, Cairo. Jerusalem gesl.s a .-pa.-.lic eoiigesliori of blood I Thirty-six peisonsw ere klljed in Tire aniioiincenifnl came after a on deser ted stretch of dirt road m and Beihn this year' \essels .-l i ving the macula. jHisal to let iillhiisters agidnst AntTil vina the furious roar of hus­ Civil Rights hills and other bands from coast to coast tliat a West German airliner- which ------I Queens near Idlewild alr|rorl. Ha was iiitei-\-icwed after inak- An associate evangeli.-it. IJr. , II lashed and burned yesterday a.s (CnnMi led on Page Five) Nationalist goveiaimeiil n e, w-s ing a zealirms talk iH'fore lire .sc<-j ' 'rady Wilson, leporteil that ttje , Uiea.su res be cut off by vote of blasted the sack dress into obliv­ a bare majority o t the. Se«* It came in to land in heavy rain at agency reports that CJliinese com- ond comlrined Texas Baptist vision in Graham ,s left eye was ion, wilted Uie trapeze and made it ators. ‘ •clear that modern men do not want Galeao International Airport. miinials plan to ta.ke complete i World Mi.ssioiis and .‘Mate KvaTr- impair ed. ( their- wives or sweethearts to loolt Three Crew memhei's were the X |||p Oil 1 1 O k I eonti'ol of sniall childrrin in coni,- geli.sllc Conference in tlii- packed, Girihaius latiier-iii-law. Dr'. L. i only survivors. SJVZ. i ;\KK.\NS.\S SCHOOL OUTLAY like Empress Josephine, no matter mimes by making" the day nor- 11 ..500-,seat .Memorial appearance Nelson Bell of .Mdnticaf. N: C , | Washington, Jan. 12 tg*)—Ar­ series round-the clock affairs... at the Dallas First Bajrtist f’lirii'cii. j ca bled .austr-alia tliat tire eye a il-[ how fascinating that royal lady Among the dead were the .Amci- III (julf of Alaska kansas H|>cnds tlie least per may have been In her-day, lean pilot. Capt. W’ren McMain.s. 48. Amerir-an Airltne.s plans to re- "Tlie program may be cut some-(merit i.s a "ra)re aiul .ser ious coiidi Westover Park. Stamford. Conn . pupil and Oregon the most American fashion designers S li m e half Us flights today under what bv doctor .s orders. " Gialiam : tiori bfouglit on by cxces.sive work, among the 32 states In wbioll and 24-year-old Cotintcs.s Maria .\nchorage, . Alaid.ia. .tan. 12 -/P ...... have paused to note that the light­ new contract that could e a rn ! .saitl of lii.s projected lour, "brlt stiriiii and slre.ss. ’ scliowl districts operate the pub­ ning fashion changes of the last Elena Kolliilin.sk.v of Vienna, Two O.S. Coast Guard cutteFs 4,$28.440 a year for .some jet pilol.s. right now I pl.'lii to go" ' His future minikiry depends on lic schools, the Census Bureatt few seasons.. while keeping wom­ daughter Of Prlnces.s Ileana of Ro- weic searching today for a giant Boerge L. Jensen, lonely, bitter.' He bad anhoiinced iireviously uiorercst and relaxation, ollierwise , reported today. Operating en's styles in the news, have not m ania-w ho now live.* in Newton, C124 Air Force cargo plane her 45-year-old Copenhagen carpenter! ( that he . would go to Rochc.sler to- e.ve r oiiditkin i.s only a forerunner j lays |ier {Hipil in .\rkansns In In’crfeased , national good -will to­ IMass, . ^ lieved down with nine men aboard ! brooding over broken marriage. : morrow- for a chcck-u)) at^a clinic of grai-er co'mpiications. Dr. Beil i 19.57 were $154, the ednsus sur­ ward the garment industi*)-. Many Count Jaroslav Kottullnsky died in the - vicinit.v of the rugged,'appHe* for seat on first manned ;( Mayo's I instead of leaving for ’ c alile.r! from Graham's home town, vey, of .school district flnance$.^K:^jd with his wife. The cdiiple . were Kenai Penin.sula's soiithea.stem .Soviet space rocket because life on ' the West L'oa.st en route to Dr. Bell said Giahem 's eye was have asked — ".Just how many -showed. . - . '■ : y ^ chemises, 'or trapezes or empire on .a combined business and .pleas-; tip.- earth has no,promise for ,him . .. i ,\u.Hli-alia. cxniiiiiiebf tCapn.iii*;.-,.- herb's a curvy style in ..the the marsli at the edge of- Ouftha- the Kenai Peninsula,' 125 jntles but I think he's h.-i confused : him the hydrogeri bomb is now ob- of style in one season. . ^ tion of a.volunteer reeean^i com­ Garcia. Honduras. The C o nn-* ;:i} tViUstllne Are« Defined New York designers’' bp^ng.' bars' 3ay. as the pi}ot tried to line southeast of here for anjemergency mittee to aid the Cen­ as the Republicans are these i solete and that we have much d « ^, OuMtl said a Ngvy s)lll|b The empire . silhouette, which > preview". The' herringbone- up with a ninway,. ' lending with \w a of its four en­ tral Committee . . . Sen. Thomas days." j lier-weapons.'i' t-r? /- -was a t the scene. WM the "bltf nejv*. of both Paris 'weave,in gray and white silk The'. (German co-pllbt. Karl gines out. It "never arrived at J-. .Dodd, announces that. George J. , "I spent two dsv^ in doctors' of- ( "We aw living In a world atric]^1» Infornsatlon. avaUnbts ta -Dm and N.ew’ Y o rk . .collections last tweed-with short jacket and Frank, was thrown etleat. Stew ard­ homer, which is at the ba.«e of Glldea, former superintendent of flees and about midnight last night ! with (onfMcti' frustratftjn and'era* ’ C/oast Guard here wae th at the “fall,- has-been stringently modifled cropped sleeves is'\by Monte- ess Hilda Dehler. an*, a steward a 6,200-foot moiin’ain range. • Water and- Public Works in Dan­ I got orders not-to preach,"-he------fusion. We’re living lit a ;t|n M K ^ Sano and Pruzan. (AP Pho-' bury, wtll be his personal represen­ said of his canceled church ap- yaeht origlpplljr had engthe fnlW ure yeetertSy a t 9;S0ejnm. KST* «|JiHiUmied on Faga Five) .tofak). r . , pv su\, i (CoBtbtiied on Nine) ^Contlnu m on Fage Five) tative in Fairfield" County. pearai^e. • "I don't i have cancer, (ConUnuedion Page .Five) j'.t “-‘i i'. '-•■f

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/ Rd. other nominated officer* ar* the tvarroweist of margins. The suc­ Rvfliotwl District S with ths group; what * student MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959 Andover Mrs. William J. Kelley, vice presi­ cess of it depends on prompt pay-' haa learned over and above his po­ PAGE TWtJ dent; Mrs. Willis Covell, treasurer; menl of students’ lunch bills. tential ahility; Irlentifles the gtfte(] Out of the $270 w’eeHly Income student: and shows whether or not and Mrs. George H. Griffing, sec­ s student has been exposed to »•’ for many, many yeara. By way of sonic Temple. The Rev. Roy retary. of the hot lunch program, $135 la RHAM Seeks South Windsor Hutcheon, Wapplng Community FiremenMa spent for' wages. The remaining wide enough range of subject mat­ preparation, he composed Work* The Baby Has The program will feature travel ter. for orchestra which Include the big Church pastor, . wlU be guest $135 muat piircha.se food, milk and speaker. Sheinwold on Bridge des presented by Mrs. Wheeler $7,000 Grant Principal Seyboll has announced first piano concerto. It was Sir Hi's? and Mrs. Claudette Joy. supplies such as straws, napkins Donald Tovey who said. "Tliere is PHNA Drive John Nielsen of Pleassuit Valley Aid Brochure anjl soaps, for a progiam feeding that hia policy will be lo notify Mil) at least as much experience of or­ Rd. will'be inducted as new mas­ refreshment committee In­ 205 children and 14 adults. parents of seniors at this time If ter of the lodge. Other new offi­ cludes )6i™. Carl Houghton, chair­ For Science their children are tn danger of chestral writing behind Brahms' SAFETY PLAY < West dealer Menus ai-e planned to furnish First Symphony as there was be­ cers include: Arthur, Van G a a - PROVES UNSAFE Been Named... To Residents man, Mr*>\Robert Pansullo, Mra. not graduating, Set to Begin East-West ’raloenble Geoi-ge J. Colette, and Mrs. Tauno one third of a child’s dally food re- , RHAM PTA to Meet hind Beethoven's Third. Bec, senior warden; Hollis F. By Alfred Sheinwold NOWH quirementa as directed by the A request for s $7,(K)0 science hist for William Steinberg's interpreta­ Church, junior warden; Emil UA. Wtasfer* Team Champion Kaskela. grant from the Research {?orpors- T^e RHAM High School Parent A 10 4 3 An Information letter which Trial Jiiatra^a Named State. Tlje same menu la not served Teacher Student Assn will meet tion of this masterpiece leaves A fund drive to help support the Goehring, treasurer; Bernard El­ more than once in four weeks, with llon will he included on the agenda lis, secretary; Leonard MacFar- Most of the standard safety describes the volunteer fire depart­ at 8 o’clock tonight in the high nothing to be desired. Full bodied, South Windsor Public Health plays in the trump suit give up an ♦ A 109 6 5 Charles Nirholsortxpf Boston Hill occasional exceptions for some of the next meeting of the Re The Record' warm and vibrant, the music flows Nursing Assn, will be conducted land, senior deacon; Leslie Car- Debra Aim, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John-Littlefield, ®road ment organization and Informs Rd. has been re-app»)nled to a very popular meals. gional District 8 Bonrd of Educa­ school sudilorliim, roll, junior desLCon; William Wa- early—tnunp ..trlck„to.. 2-year term As trial jqalice by tion on Jan. 19 at RHAM High along with the sweep so neceasary in order to avoid the loss of two WEST Brook. She 'was bom Jan. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. residents how lo get help most ef­ for mu.sic by Brahms. The fidelity here this week. trous, senior steward; Roger L. First Seleotlnan L. Edwshl Whit- ‘■Iiike Box Religion' DIacuaaed .Sehool, Manche«(er Evening H e r a ld By PHIUP TRKGtJOR trump tricks. Don't use such a A J 9 6 A K 7 Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. Timothy ficiently will be mailed to towns­ "Juke Box Religion" was the and tonal balance are excellent for R. Chase Lasbury, assodhtton Linsley, junior steward; Elarl San­ V I 9 6 5 4 V K 10 7 3 Broad Brook, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. r(imb. John Phelps of To\^Hsend A curriculum report on the sci­ .Andover enrrnt|H)nilen(, Mr*. Paul president, said the goal for this play when your opponents can people this week. topic of discussion at last night's A friend of mine asked recently just how high ami how the most part, although there ford, marshal; Charles Nielsen, 4 None ♦ QJ 8 George Littlefield, Brockton, Mass. Rd. has been named as allermttc ence progiam ha.s been prepared l>. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim might be a .slight magnification of year’s campaign Is $2,200. chaplain; Ellsworth S. Newberry, easily get a ruffing trick. V * • • • « . ^ \ The letter stiesses the point that Pilgrim Fellowship meeting held 2-6856. low his ears be required to hear before lieing admitted to Edgar Kaplan and I defended « A K « 6 3 * 3 9 7 2 trial justice. jn tlie home of Miss Beverly by Principal Caillon Seyholl as the higher frequencies In the last The goal is tenried "a minimum organist: Normsji Brewer, tyler; SOUTH Ruth Victoria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boulaliger, the fire depaitment can be of no Boy Scout* Plan Hike the almost sacred halls of the hi-fivy league. this hand a month ago, in the '^omp.son, I-ong Hill Rd. Tlie part of the request submitted to movement. to insure continued .services." La»- and Charles Nielsen, historian. A A Q 8 5 2 Ellington. She was bom Jan. 1 at Manchester^Mcmorial Hos­ help until it arrives at a fire. Con- Boy Scout Troop 124 will leave tlie corporation. Copies of the re­ My first reaction was to keep it simiilc and ,‘c CODETT.A tains, each a.ssisted by six volun­ declarer gets to dummy with a dif­ (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ siren blows, 4hereby tieing up the meeting. Last week the liall wa.s held at. fi.3n pm. Friday wit)i a .initiated >ii Cindcs 7 tn 10 during' melody after m loily. might well be tloneerto D Major, Beethoven. stalling Refreshments will be Jr 19 Foster Dr., Vernon. She was bom Jan. 3 at Manchester WILL SOON BE teer workers. served. ferent suit and leads a trump from tures Corp.) lines when they may he needed too cold for the meeting, due lo program providerl by the church I the next tu'o weeks. 'Hie te;d.s will’ ( onsldered the finest flr.st syin- Zlno FraneescAttI, violin. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gi-andparents are Mr. and .school teac’her.s TALKING ABOUT! Lutheran .Speaker Mothers Circle dummy toward the queen. Mis. Jo.seph Cantone. Hartford, and her paternal grandpaienta are to call for more apiianitus or men. tile nea.-zero weal tier, and the lie given In the sni ial .‘^tudie.s I phonv ever written. Brahma de­ Philadelphia Orchestra, Orman- Leads Diamonds The newly-oignmzerl C’ommunity liberately delayed Its composition The Rev. C. Theodore Kuehn will St. Francis of Assisi Church 400,000 CONVERTED Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Petrizzi. Wetheisfield. Slie has a broth­ Re.sidenls are also asked not to troop eommiltee was alile to oh- tenclier.s and wilClndunte what a dy. be guest speaker at the meeting of With this thought in mind. South Nashville, Tenn. (/P)—Prelimin­ call Ihe fire emeiggncvy number to tain'the use of the Congregational I <'hih will meet at. the (diurrh at .student's inler ests ar e at the time j Columbia, Mi. 4S71, Mothers’ Circle will meet Wednes­ er, Thomas Joseph, 16 months; and a sister, Catherine Ann, 3. the Lutheran Women's League of day at 8 p.m. at the church. Fol­ led a diamond toward dummy. ary Southern Baptist statistics in­ • X • * « find thefl re location, since the church social roo..i for iU meeting. Friday. I of testing. A si^ecial‘vinit of refer-I Ss/wixJlA, Big. rich Ormandesque. .. .Fran- Our Savior Lutheran Church to be Unfortunately for declarer, I dicate more than 400,OOO new con­ number is to he used only for re­ Tninsporlation firoiip (o Mes>t cine luatertnl.*^ cnrielatendnn, U . 649. Knott of the Hartford Diocesan mond ruff. Kaplan eventually got Eamos 32 S. Hawthorne St., and her paternal grandparents are Tile loral department i.s one of ter Friday night. Those partici­ Bureau will speak on "Sex Educa­ Mr. and Mrs. John L. March. 848 Hillstown Rd. She has a sister, 18 separate departments nr i oni- pating were Billy Cove!!, patrol gate.s from the local school hnard T*1ie inteip.st test is )rnit of the Performances excellent, fidelity his king of spades, and the con­ are Mrs. Dons K. ('hambci lain, ^ oxel’all program ffu Ci arle.s 7 !o JOHN B. BURKE fair tion in the Home." tract was down two. Bai'bnra Leigh, 13 months. panies in 13 different towns which leadei-; Peter Raleigh, aasistant 261 Brood St. & 116 E. Center St. I.Inds to Relocate ***** operate from a central dispatch patrol leatler; Lvirry Covell. Billy Andrew (laspm and Paul I> I’fan- ! 12. Three other' unll.s ate Al'ilily Eleven Chorale P r e In d e s, South couldn’t make hlS contract st iehl. 1 test.s at various levels, aptitmle FUNERAL HOME Brahms. A business promotion will' result because of the bad break in dia­ EASTWOOD Hope Unilse, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Stuart F,. Allen, Swamp center at Willimantic File Head­ !>aPomte. Paul Richard and Rd Coventry. She was borm .Ian. at Manchester Memorral quarters. f.sing a remote contiol tests; and m hievcmenl tests Virgil Fox, organist. In a move of Peter Lind and monds. He was sure to lose a trick A TERRIFIC TWIN BILL Roland O'Amour. I'KI.. Ml .3 (18(18 family of Elm St., Wapplng. to Hospital. Her maternal great-grandparents arc Mr. and .Mrs. system, the dispatcher sounds the Manchester •¥'. v e n I n g Herald Howarwl uses the Iowa tests 87 E.VST ( ENTER ST. Rf’A UM IS.'iS. in each suit. His play was bad, “The Tom E w ell Bus Stragglerw Warned ,\ndn\er cfirrespondent. Mrs. Paul wluidi slum' lire leaciiei a student s OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Excellent Fox for the Fox fans. Chicago. While here Mrs. Lind however, because he would lose the Blirkey R«oney Henry L. Bitrnham, St. Petersburg. Fla., and her paternal great- siren on tlie local firehouse riirecl- A.Mnri.A.NCE SERVICE Adventures of “ A Nice Mrs. Dons K. (''hamberlain, ele- I). Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim , potential ability in a suliject and .served as a deaconc.ss and alter­ contract even If West held a single- eraruiparents aro Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Wood. I.»ancastf*i. N. Y., ly from his switchboard. menlaiy school prin(ipal. has Tom Sawyer*' Little Bank 2-6856. 1 also how the student (ompare.s nate teacher at First Congrega­ ton diamond. Whenever East got and Irer paternal grandparents are .Mr. and Mrs. Heniarr (, Allen, The dispatch center handles all warned both elementary schcKd and FRIDAY 'til 9 P. M. tional Church. Her husband was the king of spades, he could lead (Color and That Should Morrisville. N. Y. She has a sister. Linda Srr.san, 13 months, calls of an emergency nature VUtavlaioD) • * • and high schod students that they MMH to Benefit chairman of the church building his second diamond to give West Be Robbed*’ originating in six towns in Tolland fund drive for the new addition In He Is a member of the Ski Patrol, 1:30. 6:40. 9:30 2:56. 8:06 Ginger Ann, darrghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fellows, Crys­ will have lo be on lime for their a ruffing trick. County five towns in Windham school buses or find tlieir own From Charity Ball 19.66, and had also acted as clerk has worked as a ski instructor, and Dally Question tal Lake Rd., Tolland. She was born Jan. .6 at Manchester Me­ County, and two towns in New and visitations chairman. is also active in the Hartford Ski W ed.. ^'HOUSEBOAT*' Cary Grant morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. t i-anspo r t a t ion. M rs, Cham be r I a i n As deader, you hold: Spades—J London County. is transportation eommiltee chair- STARTS TOMORROW Plans are proceeding rapidly i DTC Meeting Delayed (Jlub. Robert Sikes, Main St.. Ellrngton. and her paternal grandmother The Democratic Town Commit­ A building fire in towns operat­ nan for the Board of Education AMtMCAl MMNMIlt FOOO kWaCHANT for the Manchester Charity Ball' At the business meeting, the spe­ is Mr s. Florence' B. Fellows. Monson. Mass. ing through the center will be tee meeting has been postponed cial committee selected at the first «<**** which provides both elementary which will be held .Ian. 31, at the responded to by at least two de­ and high school bus transporta­ until Friday at 8 p.m. at the Towm meeting will report on the club by­ I’airla Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mattrice I-aTtrlippe, partments or companies, even TUES. Manchester Armory. Tlie affair, Hall. laws, amount of dues, and time and ^laple St., Vernon. She was borm .Ian. i at Marrehester Memorial tion. though the second department may formerly known a.s the Manchester Birth Announced place for future meetings. Hospital. Her mater-nal grandnrother is Mr-s, F.mory Rrvers, Mrs, (.'hnmberlain said that ihe CLEARANCE SALE Polio Ball, ,1s sponsored annually A daughter was born Wednes­ be from a neighboring town. bus dnvers have been in.strucied Refreshments and a social hour Vernon, and lier paternal grandparents ar'e .Mr. and Mrs. Aime The system i.s integrated with by the Manchester Junior Cham­ day at Hartford Hospital to Mr. will follow the meeting. LaTulippe, 780 Vernon St. She has a brother, Joseph Edwar-d. 1. to make no stops unless students AND ber of Commerce. PROGRAMS a number of similar Mutual Aid and Mrs. FTank Sullivan of Griffin ***■*• are at the places assigned to them. O F ALL It has been emphasized that the j Rd. (hvry Alee, aon of Mr. arrd Mrs. Alee Mar'chuk, ,3K Devon Dr, sy.slem.s covering every town in There are 284 kinds of minerals Tolland, Windham and .New Lon­ ( lose Budgeting proceeds of the Ball will go to-1 Rev. C. Theodore Kuehn and gems to be found in North He was born Jan. 6 at Man: hosier Memorial Hospital. His nta- The school has reminded parents ward modern equipment for the Manchester Evening Herald don Counties. Carolina. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold W_vrus, 59 Autunin In addition, all fire-fighting units that the lunch program is run on Manchester Memorial Hospital to held Wednesiiay at 7'30 p.m. at South Windsor correspondent El­ St., and his paternal grandparents are Mrs. Sophie Marchuk, 75 WED. be used In the treatment of heart the Pleasant Valley Clubhouse on n are radio-equipped and in contact more Burnham, telephone Mitchell t l ♦rOSPITAL AUXILIARY ■P Autunrrr St., and Wasil Marchuk, 80 Main St. with both Slate and local police and cancer conditions. Ttie Man­ Ellington Road. 4-0674...... Video Everyday * • . • • Winter Clothing chester .laycees do not take any The Rev. Mr. Kuehn, former Kristen Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. MerrUI, at all times, according to the let­ T+4RIFT SHOP of the proceeds for their otlier mis.sionary from Guatemala, will All Right* Reserved— 221 Hilliard St. She was horn Jan, I at Manrhester Memorial ter. project.s While the Heart and relate hi.s experiences u.sing slides. The letter concludes, "Do not All winter clothing for men. women find children is in­ BONUS He served as a student H.s.sistanl Skier lo Address 9 C S H H. T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. Hosprtal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald hesitate to call us immediately for j MODERN Cancer societies are cooperating A. Halgi en, Quincy, Mass. during Hi-t8, ami helped to build KNI)S TOMORROW! ***** any emergency. For the protection i cluded in this drastic clearance sale. Come in and get a in this effort. It is different from ALL IN COLOR! and safety of your community, we their respective drives in that the flr.st chapel of palm thatch. New Century Club A WONDKRFl'L BILL! William Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Wright. 18 After graduation from Concordia request your ( ooperatiori." ' TV SERVICE OPEN EVERY bai'Kainl l O O the proceeds are earmarked for Seminary, .St. Louis in 19.60, the Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Chambers St. He was born Jan. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hos- BUYSi specific equipment which will be Tlie second organizational meet­ • pilal. His maternal grandpaients are Mr, and Mrs. Rene J. Ba- During the past year the depart­ Rev. Mr. Kuehn and his wife re­ R:I0 Each purchase ment also delivered information SERVING M.ANCHESTER Toohdny, IVrdno'.dH.v, BIRTHDAY used in Manchester. turned to Giintemalii. During their ing of the Junior Century Club of "La! La! Porisienne" deau. East Windsor, and his paternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary cards designed to be kept near j Patron responses are coming in made here is Wright. 4 Lockwood St. and ROCKVILLE rhnrudii.) and Friday 2 DAYS four years there together, they Manchester will be held Tuesday S:3t-t« « « * « * residents' telephones, lo facilitate ^ rapidly. General admission tickets established a permanent church W’Kl., "IIOI'SBBOAT”I'SRHI Tech. emergency c,ills ' 10 A..M lo 4 PM go on sale on Jan. 19 at the First night at 8 o’clock in Whiton’s Me­ •WIU> IS THE WIND " backed by Ronald Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Luce, 38 Can- building, a .school with 1.60 chil Mothers ('lull to Ele<-t Thiirvlay Nighia ONLY! National Bank of Manchester, and drop in throe grades, an THE BIG PAYOFF (22-30) TV DANCE PARTY He has two brothers. Stephen. 9. and Paul, .6. (Color) Guentn: Vivian * «r « • • 8:30 P.M. 5 :3 0 (22-30) YOUNG DR. MALONE 3:1.6 P.M. ( 8-53) BEAT THE CLOCK Blaine, and Julie Styne ElizalH'tli Susan, daughter o f ‘ Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, FOR BEDDING! N O W ! 1 0 0 ^ (40) ALL STAR PLAYUOUSE JOHNNY PALMER 8:30 ( 3-40) THE VERDICT IS YOURS Scotland. Conn. She was born Dei . 31 at Manchestei- Memorial ONE DAY ONLY TOMORROW (22-30) FROM THESE ROOTS Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Esther Surprise, ( 8) CONNECTICUT BAND. Never priced lower THE EARLY SHOW STAND New Haven, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and .Mrs. SAFE SLEEP* (53) WHO DO YOU TRUST? Iiavid Miller. Branford and Fort Dunedin, Fla. She has two 4:00 ( 3) RANGER ANDY GAS HFAT brother.s, David Jr.. 10, and Larry. 8. If ybu *ometiDie!i can't ilerp (22-30) QUEEN FOR A DAY * » • * • -ITT"' •fi— because of simple nervou.sness due LAURENCE OLIVIER ( 8-63) AMERICAN BANDSTAND (40) IT’S FUN TO REDUCE INSTALLERS .Mark Raymond, .son of ,Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Vanderbrook. > f to over-work or restlessness... try in h'illiam Shaktiptnrt's 4:15 (40) THE SECRET STORM 41 LIvnuoori Dr., Vernon. He was born .Ian 3 at Manchester S0M1NPX, the new aid to sleep that, 4iS0 ( 3-40) THE EDGE OK NIGHT Memonal Hospital. Hi.s mateinal grandpaients are Mr. and ,Mrs. taken as directed, helps you sleep (22-80) COUNTY FAIR : 6:00 ( 3) FEATURE FILM Guv T Burns. Skokie. Ill . and his paternal grandparents are Mr. soundly with 100% safety. So m in e x "HENRY Sn Ttchninhr “ Short (*ra»ji” ami Mrs. Louis C. Vandei Inonk, Box .Ml. Dr., Vernon. dr CAi contains no narcotics,'no barbitu­ 7 :0 0 (22) FIRST SHOW * W « « V Re-Released thru UNITED ARTISTS (40) POPEYE rates, no bromides, and it's non-bab/f BARRY BARENTS 8:30 ( H-63) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Steven Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armenlano. 41 forming. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. MONDAY. JANUARY 12. 1959 will present three speakers: Miss PAGB FOUR Robertson PTA Barbara Neill, director oT the Lutz ma«t lonight'at the achool at 7:80 Castro Rftpnrm| Styles Back to Normal r.hoaen, and Uitir aatiaUnta, will ba Junior Museum, ,®I.^uls Beaulac UDnWUllISU worrlad bf -Maddtr WMkiMH" «M(> Bolton p.m. with Superintendent G i i o r ^ from the school music department m p W TIO —iOM Columhia naked to attend a junior leadere Rare Eye Ailment Cuts Meets Wednesday U U HlihU ar M W4ttlnt> w o n r — u i » training aeaaion to be held In WH- E. 43raff and Principal Richard B. and Mrs. Mhry Ann Handley, autat. burnlM or liablaf niliiatM h M ather. YEHH ROUND illR CONDnilONlNU Sacondarr Baekaeba aad ------W flA Y — llmahtlc. Thla course will begin Executions of The Robertson School PTA will Ipachcr and director of the library ot StroM SnulllM, Olaa-^•«» ot Aorid I day. while skating. She remained communities close by. Tlie high atandarda carried 34,500 pounds of cargo. WDRO-An$wer Ple«M the dinner are Invi^d to hear revolutlona they are getting manacaiMBta and ara aubjact to WPOP— S<*und» I St WTndham Community Memorial of sendee and superior facilities provided Officials at Travis said the plane Made Known Father Stack speak at 8 o’clock. closer and closer to us all the crowd of 3,000 a.L.tided the execu­ (Continued (rum Page One) low-ncckcd, short-sleeved suit Is a c h a i^ wltboiit aoUea. ::4V- Talk to PTA I Hospital where she was taken for have re.sullcd In many lasting friendships. left there with 10 men aboard, but tion Saturday in Manzanillo ot six WHAY F'red Paanson The Board of Religious Educa­ VTcar 'Round Air Conditioning. Ume,” Graham continued. one man got off at McChord. Re­ headliner of spring, often with a WTIC—UCt 1 trea tm e n t. Mrs. R. Kneeland Jones Sr. has Scientists have told him, Graham Batista supporters convicted by n wider look through the shoulders. *'aONr->MaBeliMltr Rarald N«va WDRO-K R Murrow Reginald W. Bradbury, repre- tion of the Congregational Church ported miasing were seven crew­ for spring. Belts still are often I Ricky Beardsley, son of Dr. and announced that tcholarahipi are aald, that if it Is an even bet that military court. The announcement Sleeves arc likely to he wide and WPOP—Modtm 8ou«di aentattve of the C'Tuld Safety Coun­ will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in William P. QtiUh men and an extra pilot and navi­ higher than normal, but when this tor tka flral Stun I Mrs. F. A. Beardsley of Jonathan available through the National Furveral today's horrible weapons will be said public executions do not con­ kimono-ciil, to give a look of more cil. Inc . will be ifiieat speaker at the parish room of the church. gator attached to the 85th Air is true the entire waistline area is 4:40— WHAY— Trumbull Highway, is making a Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Raymond T. tiuUb used “In our lifetime’’ and that the form “with our culture,” width above the belt. WHAY—Hound Dot H -n r-Y t'u Ymir Lift the meetinit of Columbia PTA The Executive Board of the Transport squadron. In the television Interview Castro defined, to leave no doubt as to the WDRi' W> rM Tonight successful convalescence from a to students who want to follow human race will have a hard time Air Force headquarters. in natural lines of the figure. ■, The perennial shirtwaist drc.ss, inotB —Chuck Caron w r o r —Mo Snunia Tiieaday niRht in Horace \V Por­ fall in which he Injured hta knee a career in medicine, nursing, ther­ Women of St. George's Episcopal Home surviving. repeatedly insisted that the pro­ which never rcall.v has disappeared W tiC-«^nw Hlii*i ter School. Church will meet for a planning Ml 3-5940 Washington, D. C„ said the plane visional government is being Suits for sprihg are almost uni­ WDRC—Record Shop cap. The leg was not broken. apy and many related areas of ac­ "The biggest revolution in the also planned a stop at Shemya, a from the American fashion scene, WHAY H**muo The Couniil Is a non-profit or- Skating continues lo be popular session at the home of Mrs. Fred guided by public opinion and not by versally short jnckeled. with WTOP—Top 40 Tima UTI’* -Y‘H1 Bft Your Lilt tivity. world today la the revolution in the tiny radar and supply installation slender skirts eased through the is back stronger than ever for W nr*’ MtifJr Through the Night ganiT.alinn working In the Intereata on ponds in all sections of the C. Mohr Sr. of Rt. 44A tomorrow United States that puts an em­ force. *>44-_ WPOP—M'Xlorn Soun Mu!»i« Thro'ign th* Night Ms the best method of reaihinR | Cider Mill Rd. at 8 p.m. tomor­ himself, declared. they are usually brief, The excep- w e :^ —K»rord R«vl«w \\ p — M fvd f rn {ioun^lt Rd. was called home this past of the Foundstlon. With the advent general area recently. A C54 with ijin is the walking suit, with has been endorsed with enthusiasm WKKB—Chuck Caron i every child and impi-essins him I weekend by the death of her moth­ of polio vaccine and Its success, the row. Castro said on the television pro­ by New York designers. WHAY IPrru:* Pr»»«*n I with the importance of safety ' Nine on C124 Lost 15 aboard crashed last month three-quarter IcngUi jacket, which WTIC—R<‘er Hjuk er She left Saturday (or Milwau­ Foundation has expanded Its in­ Dmvfw for New Orleans gram that his impressions of the Women who insist on fitted suits WDRC—R*ooH Shop WTli* NigMIni* ^ ^ ! measures in his every day life against a peak just across Cook can be worn as a separate short WDR»‘ Through thf -N.gnt kee and will return here lorliorrow. j terests to include arthritis, virus Marshall P. Lovegrove of South United States Improved last year can find them once more this w rO P —Too 40 Time Mrs Kdward Macnnugail. chair­ In Gulf of Alaska inlet from Homer. All died. coat. 4 la— WPOP—M-vlorr ?<*-undi diseases and birth defects. Rd. left today for New Orleans when military assistance to Ba­ spring. Women who must have full WHAY—Hound Po* man of the a.ssociation s newlv oi - |j Vacationers Home ' tista was halted. He added he was The dress-and-jackcl costume is w e r e —Rocord Review I WHAY HPTiv* .Mr and Mrs E dw ard R. P e te r­ Mrs. Walter Elliott, treasurer of Lb . where he will attend the sev one of the most poinilnr oulfUs of .skirts will have their choice of WKNB—Headline. I W T|f Nirh'im* ' ganized safelv roriimiltee said Its enth national Terminix conven­ (Ckmtlrued (rom Page One) Feriion happy that the United States was many versions. Women who believe ! menihcrs ho|'e that all patents in- son. .Innathan Trumbull Highway, , the local canvass, reports $100 re­ spring, the dress usually with na­ WTIC-Ro.e Miner 1 w p n r TH’-Mfh th« Night tion. Lovegrove is rianager of the quick to recognize the rebel re­ the belt belongs at the wnisllinc TIE HUE ADDEI) iM)WER FAMOUS NAME TO w rK C —Rerord Shop ■ WPOP—Motl^rn fi^und* , leiesled in this phase of Iheir rhil- have returned to their home, after; ceived to dale Acknowledgement SAVINGS The Coast Guard said the plane tural waistline, the Jacket brief Terminix Company of New Eng­ gime. will be happy once moie WFOP—Too 40 Tima • AA- apending nearly three weeks in of donations received since the last had radioed its trouble and an Youth Charged Castro also said his "26th of and easy. \VINT-N*«-» 1 dren's eduiation will attend the land, one of 94 independent terr Not (’artoonlsls Fodder *:**- . California While there they were published list include: Le.slie W. a n c / I v O - A f B I amphibious plane intercepted it, July movement" is in a secure posi­ T h ere’s news In necklines and WHAY—Hound Pof » lA- 1 m eetinc mite control companies licenafid This spring's fashions arc made OUR HOSIERY HER A RTMENT. W i^ r—WINF ! How ard C B ates president. Is- guests of their son .lac k. and his | Harlow, Fred (' Mohr Sr.. Madlyn ,X. S s O C t ' r I N The escort plane, however, lost tion. He said, however, that within sleevcyJLhis season. Big collars and WTIC—Roe. Miller by E, L. Bruce Oo. which operate In Rape Case for wearing, and not to supply fixi- WPRC—Roror'1 Ph"p I sue'-Ni«h‘Mn* ; meinhei ship. stressinR the import- do Valley. w eath er. Directorate, another anti-Batista Wipperts, .loseph Flora, Raymond termite* are a problem. — - 1 ^ leiMAiigiaL IM5TITUTI For 2nd Time WHAY—Kred S«an»on i \s PRt' M’lJ'i' Thj'Mgh th4 Night ■ atn e of their interest in this proj- Their younger son, James. Join- , H a N C N E tTEE*t OLDfOT riWAWO * a------^ The striken transport, accord­ group, are "two or three small WTIO—Na«a tS' PC p — M e r n Sound • I ect r.eorce Palrcs. principal nf the ed them for the CTinstmas and f'alhoun, Nancy BJorling. R L. ing to the Coast Guard, was fly­ leaders trying to play with fire, WDRO—Newa Reporter « A* Manchester Evening Herald Cuba. Smith, who resigned .Satur­ foceign Invc.stars "who consider WPAY Merit-* r>rr*»*ll .school has been < onsiilted recard - .New Y ears holidays F irst Lt. ; Lathrop. George Mancggia. Erie S. /eO Z .A ta ln ing at low altitude, barely high M ichael M arco. 19, of 81 V ernon but they won't go far because no WPOP—Top 40 Tlraa E.sche, Helen Dimoek, Gertrude R. Bolton correspondent. Doris M. Ave., was arrested by Rockville day. is a former New 'York invest­ that democracy Is only good for 4:46— WTir M«rtf.'rtl 5\mphc-py pr#A)#w inK us value to the children. It Is James Peterson. MATS pilot, ha.s enough to clear the peninsula's one will be following them.” the U nited S la te s and who, in AikE to prov<* it i'(tsts no more to shop in a fine WINF—Retre WtMH' M'J«’ ■Difud' the Night Noren. Nichola.s J. Angelo, the D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell S-SM5. Police yesterday and charged with ment banker \yho lives in Palm ! U ri./r--M ‘^dri n Souridii expected that the asaociation will been transferred to the West | enow-covered peaks before setting Directorate troop.s yesterday be­ Beach. Fla. He has been accused Latin America, prefer the easy, • iI4 - Rev. and Mrs. Harvey K. Mousley, rape. gan moving out of the University WHAY—rred Swan.on f . U - ask that it be incorporated In the Coast for the winter months, and | down at Homer. Officials theorized by Castro .supporters of having lucrative kind of business that is W n c —Roaa Mlllei ! WHAY H*rmi* rei ently returned to his base in Dorothv Fiekett, William Allison. Marco, who is out on $1,000 bond of Havana and the board of gover­ store ive are introdurin^ it to our customers just WTM' Vi^ire rf T m ir'’*'*'’'-*** school ruriiciilum. INSURED 3 '/* > the pilot might have turned back been pro-Batista. done with dictators." w"' WPRC-Record Shop Others on the safety committee Seattle from a 12 day trip to j Frank G. Clyde. Donald W Mas­ while awaiting court appearance nors was working on plans to re­ WPOP—Top 40 Tima i WpR<' Mi.4I<- XhimiKTi ih* Night Cl RRFNT ANNUAL t sea and ditched in the Gulf of Public Works Minister Manuel I u POP—Mi> X? WINF—Newa W T ir^ l’N Radio Review ■lacohus. membership co-chairman, Manchester Evening H erald M aneggin Biillrtin Board THl RSDAVS—0 A M. to 8 P.M. *'w iN F---- Mutlc for Evening WpRi' Mu.»i' Ttr'-ufti th* N'.ght ask that those makinjr personal . C tdiim hla correspondent Sirs. Don­ WPOP—K P M**rgan coMtacts in the memheialiip drive' ald R. Tuttle telephone .Vtademy The Board nf Fdiication’.s Ad- “RUST-OLEUM” 4:t4- — . - u A a- 1 visory Committee on school will WHAY—Fred Swaneon WHAY Night Owl make their final reports Tuesday! g-S4.2.V. .s.x...... \ .x ...t N - ...... '.w ’Mlk...... w n c —Rtriciiv diiorta WTIC—N>«» W PRC-Record Shop WDRC—Newa nlKht. WPOP—Ptxleland WPOP—New* Bates reports that 48 more boxes • :Sa— Ik ■ l!V— of pepper must be sold before the WHAY—FVed Swaneon WHAY Nigh' Owl w n c —Cote Oiee Club W Tir—St'ort* Pinal association Is eligible for the slide tvpRC—Record Shop WpRO Mu'*!'* Thr<"igh th* Night projector they plan to Rive the mm Vi-pOP—Modem Sounde . WPOP—Modern Sounda school. Ill-* 4:46— n 50— WHAY—FVed Swaneon W>IAV Night Ow' F m m der’a M onth x^>lx<:; w n c —Three Btai tjHra WTIC—Starlight Serenad* Richard F Case of Willtmantic. > f WPRll—Leoweil Thomaa WPRT Mu*tr Through the Night In tern atio n al Councilor wull he l i 8 1 1 WPOP—News WPOP—Modem Sound* t:» 4 - U 4.A— (fuest speaker at a dinner meetinj . WHAY—FVed Swaneon WHAY N'.gh’ of the lo-a1 Linns Cliih toniitht at ' WTIC—Dick Bertel WTIt'—Starlight S*r*nad* * WiiBC—Amoe end Andv w p R r Mueio Thr*'Ugh th* Night k an at the Liberty Hill lys Cahin WPOP—Fulton Lewie Jr. WPOP—M*^ern Sound* His talk will center around the \ew LondonCounty Mutual ' ■■ p t:»WHAY—Fred 4 - Swanson V\-tNF—Sim Off hackKrniind and histor.s' of the WTIC—Dick Bertel 12 3A— Lurns Cluh.s. WPBC—Amos and Andv Boy ScsHit F lection Insurance Company WPOP—Modern Sounda T ape Gives an Image Scoutmaster Wilbur Fletcher said that the hoys of Trooji 62 Television ProErams Minnea’pc.lls Tap' recordeis re­ meetinp In A’enman.s Hall toinoi- On PaRC Two cord data l-'V :::aBnclirir:K Hon rm>. night at T 30 oill elect patml leaders for the coming yeai. Those 28 fiarliclca cniheildod in a pa|ipi or MEET plnatir l.anc Now. acrordine to the .loiinial of Applied F*h>'su's, GENERAL elect mn :>eH:MS ca:i be nacil for iUibMpBPX fflutual nnoUiei- ivnc of ' nuiBnct:. will- 1 4 -1 6 -1 8 "CITIZENS" . . S i l i i l IIIK " m wh:ch a macnelized lane A PLACE EVERYONE AfiBuraiup (Eom|jauy ■ T V S E R V IC E Is demaKiiPti7.ed Pv the bi’a:ii T h'’ ONCE A YEAR WILL SOON RE Diiva M AC K Cjall new ,sy.ste:ii can m ake a record nf OFTHESTHTE NlRhta OgaaFal Phia Parta pirturea and diaRrania that ran be TALKING ABOUT! "nd out” ra directly visible Im­ TEL. >n S-54S2 rtr« Inaurane* ages GROUP SALE! y'rS® is an insurance company? PHOEUX y MITIUIII Till First of all* an insurance company is people. 21,000 men and women earn their living in Connecticut’s insurance The best tobacco J n l o m ^ a n y industry.These people pay their taxes, argue about their cars, worry about w ia k es th e their kids, keep their homes in good shape and wonder how soon some­ i>est sm oke y^etiix of t)ott|bnl one will set a rocket ship down on d fhc moon. ■sV ^ Ask them if they boost the state’s -s'*-'*" l i P i s l SiCUaiTY-CONNICTICUT economy and you’ll probably get a 5,x'\xt '< '■ ^ INfURANCI COMPANIES laugh, a joke, or a shrug. But they FOOD RUXe, V. 8. TOP rHOK F FOOD KINO r.OVERN'MENT OR.ADED QU.AXJTV BEEF DEPARTMENT HT-AVI- « ESTRRN EfX)NO-BEEF DEPT. really do. S92,000,000 worth every ..... r. 8. TOP CHOKE BEEF DEERFOOT FARMS BRAND aaMiiv year in payroll alone . . . not even jS . ’♦ J; r.**;------V*-! counting the taxes they personally pay and the taxes their companies pay. Ground Chuck BACON '“"A 59' I v'XsXfK. i W* Insurance company employees don’t b illiiiiiitf : SELECTED BEEF talk about it, but they contribute NX- ' V s : ''' s , • .r-: o ^ -S x' S.XX / ^ ' ' • 5 9 ' LIVERS > 39* quite a bit to Connecticut’s economy. „v ' X ^-«^X .. ^x 1 /ex'* •» Tm Rmmifs MnrAi. Kirp Ijtsmv’irp. or fjvRNr.mriT Every good citizen accepts civic re­ ...... 1 l.h. PkR. :T4r SUNSHINE HI-HO CR.\CRERS . . sponsibility willingly . .. cares for his I t s ® ® ® s s ' ® j s - L ■ ■■ ■ P '- u :'■■■: '■y ' l y p

•MELLOW, HICKORY SMOKED IXIVERING FARM—FI I.L SIZE home and his family . . . takes a real ' •.xi'Vc" X •...... R J. Beyooldi Tobacco Company, Wlaiton-Siiem, K- C. — ProporlionecI — WHITE SLU KT) interest in the community in which he •e PROVOLONE 49c lives. So do all the Insurance Com­ SAXE SOc I.B. BREAD 2 ixvues29c CONNXCnCUT OENXRAL LXFS XN8URANCS COMPANY SEAMLESS STOCKINGS panies of Connecticut. More than Short, Medium and Long anything else, we’re prQudcsl,of being SWEET. JU IO , FIXIRIDA g M ★ NEW SlflR E HOURS - called good “citizens” of Connecticut. Camel outsells every other For added convenience F immI King will open every F>lday and Saturday at t a.m. TANGERINES 1 ^ Shop theoe early hour* and enable u« to. EACH i & aerve you better. Connecticut Mutual Lif< Reinforced Sheer neg. S1.30 $1.25 $3.60 INSUIANCE COMPANY AMPLE FREE PARKING • PARCEL PlCK-lT SERVICE TO YOURf'CAR cigarette for lO * straight year Microfilm Mesh Keg. S1.50 $1.25 * $3.60 '-IP- n Latest published cigarette sales figures* prove that Camel Turkish and domestic tobaccos has never been equalled. (Choice of 2 fiopular shades in all sizes). continues its 10-year leadership over every other ciga­ No other cigarette can bring you the rich flavor, the t-pk •» > "s* rette—every filter, every king-size, every regular. The easygoing mildness, the downright comfort of Camels. reason is clear: the costly Camel blend of choice quality Today as always, the best tobacco makes the best smoke. 4Cc(npil«d tot 1968 by Harry M. W o o tt^ the tobacco induatry’a foremast authorUy on, cigarette aaleo. ^ and affiliated companies Sale Ends Saturday, Jahiiwy ’ T 'j oPEn IQ nm to io p m.' monORV THRU SRTURDRV A HESSAGEIN THE PUBLIC INTEREST FROM THE INSURANCE INFORMATION OFTiCE OF CONHE^TICUT • 79 FARMINGTON AVENUE. HARTFORD. CONN. Have a. real cigaiette-have a 'm0 •• ■ f . Vt.- 4

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONH., MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1969 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959 Firemen Check ity of which wer» motor vahlcle puretaxM of Sewer Share Venus, but to eommunlcats with Elks Meet Tonight Topliff Case Nolled 25 Club Members View H eb ro n vtolationi. Judge Gryk Resigns Chimney Blaze irster them there. Other* werb: Intoxication, fUh But then the Ousrdtsn finds and game caaea, dbg*, non-mipport, Moxchester Eveaing Herald He- To Form Chorus Opposed by Town in Need brM corrMpoadcBt Ml** Shmid In 8th District Links Site in ToUeumI IfrraUk Itself phUotophicslly frustrated breach of peace, aonlng, indecent M y Hut w6tdil,.» For Lack of Evidence aaaault, domeattc animal* and dea- PM dletOB, telephone ACndetny A group of niombara of the again. Green Manor Of More Space truetton of public property. Total 8-S454. Manchester Lo«^* of KIka will Bench After Local Two fire engines and two ladder Aboajt 25 members of th* Mon* 'To what end?" it sake. 'There money collected was $682.50, of You'r# «lway» walcoma at trucks from Uie £ 'i District Fire Walter Topliff, 19, of 54*Davld Barry and William C. Ble- Chester Country Club BoturdaY ’Oocin. are no economic or military prises ^ For Its Offices which $206.21 was remitted to the meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Department rushed to 251 Lydall Union PI., who was charged with luch, filed two motions for dismis Green- Manor Conatnictlon Co. formed a caravan to the 288>aar* to be won by sending rockets to the state aa required by law. Elk* Home to organize a choral St. Saturday afternoon to extin­ reckless driving more than nine sal of the case but were denied has joined with other property 'Toltand site where th* Club pro­ Publishers Report of the Hebron Volunteer A Thought f6r Today club. guish a farm house chimney fire. months ago after an accident which each lime. poses to locate an 18-hoIe (otf Mbqpdsd October i. IW l moon end planeU. To be sure, the Copiei of Hebron’s town report BENEPICIAI- Man ‘Bombs’ Home owners In the West Hind of town for 1958 are on file at the town Fire Department show* the total Sponnored by th e MAUcheater Clhoral group# are a part of Fire chief John Mere said the critically Injured shoe store pro­ Judge Karp said this morning course. scientific value of 'these explolU the court denied the motions on In protesting asaessement for a Saturday Cmatm President Clifford "Vamey and .PuM lalM d. ____ _ Except clerkli office and may also be loss by fire totaled $21,850, The Gouacll of Churehe* many Elk Lod^ea and their mu­ y#», when bill* pile up, th# MnrihJ* fire apparently started when hot prietor Sebastian Falcone, receiv­ and l^ftdayr^ Entered st the has been and will be Immense, and Am»ton Lake Fire Department re­ (OoaUmMd from Pag* One) Gryk successfully contested this sparks (Irc. ped from a stove l>ipp ed a nolle In Town Court this the assumption that Falcone would sanitary sewer project that would Leo O. Haheux, 40, of 341 Cen­ others made the trip from Var­ at Manchester, Conn., as called for at the center postoffice sical offering* ore on eaaentlal m 1$ \ BENEFICIAL for a Bill C1«“ ;VP ter St., Wa* acquitted of a charge setentUts are not always required or at Cello's store. port* no loss by fire in the Amston port of the various activities in appointment in a court action. hole onto the floor in a vacant morning. eventually be able to appear in be located on W. Middle Tpke,, ney’s home at 141 Woronoke Rd. Hall Matter. These aeven thing* I have tried; ■ l l T \ Then, make only on* monthly l ^ a l jiplice, In relating the court. He added, however, that of breach ol peace late In Satur­ In 17 minuteCi he seld. - - to justify their work in economic Lake Fire District. which the organlzatipna ore en­ VIU* \ aAVArMi And you mAy nAVo ynot$ CASh loft mlnsky about a half hour aft*r Ihe apartment-ln tl.e house,. He sug­ Deputy Judge Jules A. Karp en­ west of CehleV St. The fiscal year closed June ,80. The town report carrle* on It* Laughing at dlfficulttea and events leading up to Katninsky's tered the nolle on the recommenda­ Topliff should be granted as speedy day'* long court *e**lon but Dep­ The site lies north and south «JBSCMPT10N RATES terms. ‘We want to find out' Is 1958. Perhaps the moat surpris­ gaged. CLCAN'UIP^ over for your family each monfti Bemembari It's flora want through the window. gested the furnace had been stoCied The town has sal apartment .Payable in Advance front page a photo of the new re­ found them dUappearing. At the meeUng tonight the arrest, said the accused threw a w'lth too hot a fire i^jch had ig­ tion of Prosecutor John R. Fitz­ a trial as possible. uty Judge Jules A. Karp termed off Anthony Rd., which la a left tUAfl often a sufficient answer. Yet it Is ing item of interest In the report LOANS / Just like 1-2-3 to call up, »on « Local court record* show that small burning flare through the The Judge also said a bill filed buildings owned by Green Manor, ’disgusting" Maheux’a actions off Merrow Rd. about on# mil# m?Msnths ...... , 7.75 gional achool. The report is ded­ Attempting heavy responalbill- voicee of the member* will be in ...a n d pick up your loan a t BBNEFICIALI nited carbon in the,Chimney. The Gerald who said the atate had not . AM for nations and their governments is the statement by the Board of icated to the town of Hebron, and Kaminsky had a minor record living room window of Gryk’s enough evidence against Topliff Tuesda.v with the Legislative Com­ on W. Middle Tpke., and possibly leading to his arrest, and a half from the Wilbur Croa* n ree Months ...... Finance that town ofllce faclUtii^ tle*. and found them growing tested and assigtunenU to the ap­ Phone today I floor began to bvtrn and smoke some immediate neighbors, co\ild One Month ...... - to decide how much to pay for contains the information that He­ propriate position* in the chord* there dating back to 1955. The only house. The flare broke the window poured from the chimney. without the testimony of Falcone, missioner's office may define the y heux was taken into custody Highway — Merrow Rd. cutoff. Weekly ...... 30 are entirely Inadequate. The board lighter. pane and burned through a rug be assessed 20 per cent of the Jan. 2 for allegedly breaking the B&iCIc Copy ...... oe bron was settled In 1704, named will be made. taam $28 ta siN — Lasm Ufa-lntursd at law cart convlcUon'for speeding. In 1955, re- North End fire fighters quickly who is still hospitalized. term "speedy trial" and do away On the south in 127 acres owned making discovery possible, Scott, also recommends that central, in 1707, and Is the 41*t oldest of Facing a bad aituatlon, and before sputtering out. Falcone was taken to Hartford with indefinitely continued cases, $100,000 project because it would dopr at the home of hla estranged by Andrew RIdzon Jr. and on the who wanted to find out what the adequate facilities should be pro­ found It clearing up. G. Albert Pearson will be pres­ ■lilted In a $9 fine. The assailant fled in the dark, put out the fir- and choppied extend and Improve their section MEMBER OF Connecticut's 169 cities and towns. ent to assist the club In getting t0« MAIN ST., Ovtr WooIworth% MANCHESTER hole in the floor to make sure the Hospital shortly after the accident such as Topllffe’s. wife, Henrietta, 895 Center St., north 106 acrea owned by Jock THB ASSOCXAflED PRESS South Pole was like, was sent on vided for all town officers and Report of the town health offi­ Telling the truth, and found It Mltahali.I-41S« . A*h far tha YC$ MANagar Repreaenfed Kaminsky’s Wife but Kaminsky Was picked up a and authorities say they cannot The bill was filed by Ally. Bar­ o( the town’s sewer •yatem and and calling her names, Heckered. The Associated Press Is exclusively boards, where records of all town the easiest way out. stsrted and will test the voice* of It was also learned today that half hour later, at 1 a.m., In a fire had t(ot spread between floor provide them "benefit". entitled to the use of republicatlnn ol his way without anything like cer. Dr. Irving Friedman of Col­ the member*. OSEN THUIt$DAV EVENINGS UNTIl • fAA. Joists of^ between partitions. predict a date for his release. Fal­ ry. State Repreaentallve from Maheux sakl It was hi* fourth With the members was Golf aJI new* dUpatches credited to U. or agencies should be maintAlned. An Doing an honest day'* work, and » I,,, ri SIM .-a SIW* Gryk has been representing Ka­ north End restaurant. In a letter to General Manager lavish support. . . . There are many chester, is lacking In the report, All member* of Manchester Theodore Gryzbek. who super­ cone suffered a dislocated .spine, Manchester. appearance In court on a breach Architect Geoffrey Cornish, mak­ not otherwise cr^ lted ,Jh'» , l*P*t exception to this is that the Board bu* it may at least be stated that found it the most rewarding. II iiMiHtlw ■wiHt I*iiiII«i«» M SIMS ,«*. minsky’s wife in domestic diffi­ At 4:30 a.m., Karp was awak­ a fractured pelvis, scalp cuts and Barry thanked the court for its Richard Marlin, dated Dec, 29, of peace charge stemming from ing his first visit to the site. Com- \ and alBo the local news published here other scientific fields-the under­ of Kducation records should be Believing men honest, and found Lodge are eligible to attend to­ ened by police and asked to sign a intends the property for the Con­ All rights of republlcstion of special there were no polio cases in the night'* meeting and take part in C NM. atNtf ICIAL riNANCt CO culties with her husband. Author­ bruises and was paralyzed from decision and said hla analyals of Seymour B. Kaplan, vice presi- quarrels with his wife. Isli and Varney walked the bound­ patches herein arc also resen-ed standing of how living things live n ainlalned at the elementary them living up to expectation. ities did not say whether there was warrant charging Kaminsky with solidated Cigar Corp.,'sald he was dcn \of llie firm, said; ^ 1 town the past fiscal year the activity. first notified of the, blaze by one of the waist down. the rase and the evidence against Judge Karp said there was not aries and examined outbuilding. and reproduce themselves which school. Other matters which come up Trusting God each day, and any connection between this fact aggravated assault and breach of The accident occurred March 18, Topliff agreed substanlinlly with "Aa we have advised your of­ sufficient evidence to convict Ma­ A .membership vote Friday night ser\lca client of N. E. A. .terv- The proposed building would be found Him ■urprislng me with Hi* After the rehearsal an organ­ the peace. his foremen, Robert E. Johbson. nisy he expected to bring economic for consideration in the not too ization meeUng will be held and and Kaminsky’s alleged blackmail 19.58. that of FitzGerald. fice previou.sly, Ihls corporation heux but said it was "dlsgusllng will determine whether the Caub . Repreaentativcs; The open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m , far distant future are; Addition of goodness. and arson attempts against Gryk. Several hours later, Kaminsky Johnson apparently saw the fire A nolle does not prevent a case Is unalterably opposed to any a.s returns and arc yet starved of —California Parent- plan* discussed for the continued BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. lEja WAS released on a $3,000 bond and called first to Gryzbek and The case against Topliff has that a grown man and -woman will relocate to the land, on which Juliua Mhfhewa Special Acency — New and slaff^ by the town clerk, as­ four rooms to the elementary activity of the club. Four of Kaminsky’s five local been ’continued on a day to day from being reopened but reopen­ se.ssment.s in any manner or form could not .settle Iheir differences it holds an option. York ChiSigto Detroit and Boslnri. money. In these circumstances it sistant and -part-time secretarial school; town garage; sidewalks; Teacher Magazine arrests resulted from complaints posted by his father, Joseph Ka­ then to the fire house. ing a case is the exception, not which you might attempt to levy member ^MJvrr bureau or minsky Sr., of the same N. Main One part of the tenant house basis since his initial court appear­ in a less rhlhlish way." Object to Proposal* CIRCULATIONS is Inevllablei that some people help. Adding to pre.sent buildings, by hlg wife. However, In each in­ ance March 24. His attorneys. the rule. against us in the constriicllon of Judge Karp also sentenced Leo Club officers are dissatisfied the board goess on to say, would stance, Mrs. Kaminsky refused to St. address. is ocTupieke. 'est of which would open the Club’s couraa ftMumea no financial rfPponnlnlllty for expenditures being lavished on would only partly solve the prob­ nolled or dismissed. Gryk never Manchester Police Chief Janies plied b.v a wood furnace in the daya In Jail for two counts of typographical errors appearing In ad- Reardon called in State Police, and Rockville-V ernon Center St. driving under the Influence of in­ here to public-private play. Th# Tertfiementa and other reading matter space rocketry. . . lem for a limited period of time. presided when Kaminsky was basement. "We have been reading various in Tha Manchester Evening Herald.___ they arrested Kaminsky on the toxicants. town bought the land from Cl^eney ‘Until now space travel and The board rSconimends that a presented on these charges. The nrUcle.s In relation thereto ami we, Bros. In 1955, and, the Club oc- Kamlnskys, who have two children, bench warrant charging him with Moore was sentenced to 60 days Display advertising closing hours; weapons engineering have ad­ town meeting be called and that arson and blackmail. B olton make It a niatler of record, there­ on each count, the sentences to rupie* 177 acres of It, using 148 For Mondsy—1 p m. a committee of selectmen, finance RUG s are now separated. Supermarket Lease Sijsiied fore, that there Is positively no for the course and building*. vanced together, but the point at Kaminsky "Was picked up the run com-urrenlly. For Tuesday—1 p m. Monday, board, town clerk, tax collector, Gryk could not be reached for benefit to this corporation If the Varney Saturday said th# Tol­ For tVedneaday—1 P which one can only be carried at second time after he had left the The Judge also reserved de- For Thursday—1 p.nr Wednesday. and court Justice should be em­ comment today. Woman Charged Board of Directors decides to In land tract could be bought, a the expense of the other may al­ Gryk’g resignation leaves Karp E. Center St. office of Atty. Leon cl Icn in the case of Alden C. For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. powered to make all possible In­ Purr-fectly Cleaned! ''N Aj Podrove,' ivho had represented him At Union St. Shopping Center stall such pumping station and course developed, and buildings For Saturday— 1 P Ph- _ - .-h with the full burden of court work. Aronson, 38. of 245 N. Main Sl„ Claastfied daadlint; 10:S0 A ready have been reached. (If that vestigations along this line, and in his local court appearances. In Check Case force main." put Into use for about $250,000. day of publlcallon axeepl Saturday— is ao, there may be aome incidental report back to a town meeting. Local attorneys expressed the view The Board of Directors tomor who was charged with driving He »ald too many ‘’lmponderabl**.J^ that the vacancy created by Gryk’s In town court this morning, the A4P Stores have signed the fir.sl- The Fellowcrafl Club of Fayette while his license was under sus­ t A m. ______gain from encouraging apace ven- This undoubtedly necessary and local charges against Kaminsky Lodge No, 69, AKaiulAM, will meet row night will discuss the sewci- exist right now to give a definite resignation would have to be filled Ml.as Claire 1. Volkert. 34, of lease for spare in a shopping cen­ project and assessments thst pension, Tlie Judge said a techni­ price and a per-member aaseas- Monday. January U turea by the two Great Powera.) Important move will be sure to ij« ' by the General Assembly, now in were nolled and the $3,000 bond, ter long planned for V-nion St. at '7:30 p.m, at the Ma.sonic Tem­ cal point wa* Involved In Ihe case add to the burden of expense un­ J y in the form of a bankbook, was 458 W. Middle Tpke., was taken might be levied for It. ment. The Club ha* some 351 mem­ Anothei'- poasibllity la that a na­ 'pjf, session, on acting on a nomination into custody by Manchester Po­ The center, proposed two years ple. Refre.shnienla will be aerved. Higlit now, the Board Is con and asked defensive and prose­ der which the town is now strug­ of the governor's. However. Gov­ returned to Kaminsky's father. St. Bernai'd’a CYO will aponaor bers. Chore Accomplished tion like the United Slatea may Prosecutor John" R. Fitzgerald lice last night and turned over to ago, is now schediiled for comple­ lemplallng a.sscssing 50 per cen cuting attorneys to send him There 1* a 40-*tanchlon dairy gling NOW ernor Ribicoff left Friday for a Bol.ton constable Arthur Held on a public card party at 7:30 p.m. briefs within a week. tion by Sept. 1, according to John of the $ against owners of find it easier to spend some of Record Building Ne«de- aadea, charts no Significant direc­ panies.” negllble because of the prompt­ were reported by State Police to­ Two strands of news were woven Rd.; Frank Pinto, 75 Seaman Cir­ Ihe group of residents, Including ness of tha firemen in setting up tions, and In no way. In fact, dis­ 1943 married Peter Morello in cle; Bryan Haney, Ellington; Jon day. together In the past week that pilt homeowners and tenants, will meet the air clearing apparatus. Wat­ .State Policeman William Ellert turbs the tangled deadlocks and Hoboken, N. J. Rondeau. Norwich; Mrs. Helen Friday at 8 p.m. In the 'Talcottville a group of English citizens in com­ Burns; East Hartford; Mrs. Jane kins said. of Stafford Spring barracks said a futilities of our time. MANCHESTER He died Dec. 18, 19,56 and, Mc­ parish hovise to set up rules and Boys Found Safe Watkins said apparently 'the safe at the hardware store was parison with Manchester — our Cartheil, Andover; Mrs. Cora Vice, regulations for the organization, In the field of foreign policy, he Cabe said, the woman has been liv­ Melvin E. Longfellmv Lake St., Vernon; William Bou­ smouldering fire was due to Jimmied open with a wrecking bar Manchester, that i.s. And the com- ; “EVILS STILL WORSE Melvin E. Longfellow, 3 Robin and to consider Improvements to Near Love Lane spontaneous combustion. The mop taken from a display counter, la negative, routine, banal, and ing alone. Her children are living dreau,, 185 Main .St.; Mrs. Muriel the community. parison, sad to relate, was odorif- | HAVE WE KNOWN” ... to Painters Rd,, died early this morning at Dubois, Bolton: Henry Jessop, 74 was used for cleaning the shipping About $20 in cash was taken. En­ pious. His contribution to the field - •( Anther’s Name Below' — elsewhere, Including four at ■Manchester Memorial Hospital, Matters to be discussed Include room, Saturday he said, and was trance to the building was made erous, so far aa Manchester was orphanages or foster homes. Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. Frances Cor­ stieet lighting, road conditions, A 600-pound safe, found Satur­ Of'felatlona with Russia Is the dis­ concerned, for it Involved reactions Each new year begins after a short illness. coran. 5 Foxcroft Dr.; Ernest Cox day night by boys in the woods then hung on the wall to air, a through a window located in the McCabe said she uses her maid­ community projects for the coming procedure which has been used for rear of the building. covery that Communist diplomacy, to garbage—or more precisely, with a goal we hope to ac- en name. He was born in Hamilton. Ohio, Jr., 27 View St. year, the procedure to follow when near Love Lane, was turned over Oct. 11, 1907. Employed as a de­ ADMITTED TODAY; George to West Hartford Police yester years. In tha Stafford break, Ellert unlike the diplomacy of other na­ garbage or refuse collectors. In complisli before its end. All Her children were listed as: u robtdent dies or moves from the "The patrolman’s action and the said, some food was taken. He did tions, does not keep its word. It Francis Anthony Getch. 21, of 6013 signer at Hamilton Standard, he Findley, 221 N. Main St.; Mrs. community, and membership dues. day. Manchester — mundane, political- members of the health was a member of the Wayfarers Anna Janson, South Windsor; firemen’s promplne.ss averted what not say licnv murh. The break was la quite unlikely that his emphasis Third Ave., Brooklyn; Peter Morel­ Refreshments will be served by The safe wa* taken from a West could have been a very serious discovered this morning when the minded Manchester - the garbage team, research scientists, lo. 16, and Frances Morello, 1.5, Club of that compan.y. He was a Mark Shiibert. East Hartford. the refreshment committee, Robert Hartford gas station on the previ­ of this point forecasts what our BIRTH SATURDAY; A son to fire," Watkins said. "They did an store wa.s open for bu.slneas. collectors inspired only epithets, physicians, pharmacists, same address; ’Vincent Morello, 13, member of the North Methodist Tuclter, president, urges all resi­ ous weekend, and West rtford excellent Job." Ellert is being assisted in the foreign policy will be in the next and Michael Morello. 8, at the Church and treasurer of the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul, 104 de: t.i.' to attend, Police have been Investigating the they were the source only of com­ dentists, nurses and chem­ School St ii.vestigation by State Policeman two years, for Ir forecasts nothing. plaints for failure to make their ists are united in a great Little Flower Hohie of Providence, church. He was also a member of (It.v Sponsors Dance Club ca.se since then. David Comp, also of Stafford a Catholic orphanage at IVading Manchester Lxjdge of Masons and BIRTH YESTERDAY; A son to Manchester Police said the safe In the field of military prepared­ appointed rounds a.s efficiently as The city ' Recreation Board has Springs barracks. effort to cure and prevent River, N. "Y.; Rudy Morello, 6, and of Alpha Chi Rho fraternity of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paggioli, RFD assumed sponsorship of the Vernon wa.s empty and that its door'•had Illing, Union Talk ness. he says we are well off, but the local citizens felt they had a every disease. Anthony Morello, 3, both in pri­ Cornell University. been knocked off. must do and spend much more, and DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Square Dance Club, Alderman John right to expect. Wo still have much to ac­ vate foster homes. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Edith Gill, chairman of the board, has No one in the West Hartford On Fringe Benefits n i i* r» i he expresses the pious hope that An eighth child, of the first William Atkinson, 145 Center St.; Police Department who ta familiar But in England, the land of Mil- complish, hut the past few Holborlw Longfellow; a son, Linda Bouchard. 28 Dajley Circle. announced. rubiic Kecords some day these “non-productive " From Taxi Cabs marriage, John Robert Getch, 23 A series of 15 incentive nights with the ca.se could be reached ton and Shakespeare, they inspired years have enabled us to Wayne Longfellow, and a daugh­ Rockville; Mrs. Alice Chamberlain, Officials of the Town employes expenditures can be reduced. There died last September. ter, Lynn Longfellow, both of wilt be held on Mondays, starting for comment. poetry, drew praise and heard overcome many evils. No McCabe said *ome of Mrs. lava- South Windsor: James- Cunning­ union were to meet with Superin­ . Warrantee Deecis la no assurance here that we arc Manchester, and three sisters, ham. 153 Branford St.; Mrs. H?len tonight, for residents to learn tendent of Schools Arthur Tiling their calling described in romantli longer do we fear malaria, rone’s children had been born in Mrs. Marian Kaiser, Mrs. J. O, square dancing. The sessions will Land Development, Inc., to Oak- doing anything more than submit 8t. Peter's Hospital, from which Davis, 48 Overland .St.; Joseph this afternoon to press for in­ hill Eistates, Inc., property on the terms. It all began, in England, pneumonia, mastoids, ve- Preston and Mrs. Marjorie ctis, Davis, 46 Overland St.; Mrs. Ida be held from 8 to 10;30 p.m. at the Whiskey Stolen creased fringe benefits for union­ ^ the compulsions of an arma- when Home Secretary Richard A. the Chionchlo baby was slipped all of Miami, Fla. Italian Social Club on Snipsic St. East Hartford-Manchester town X nerial diseases, infections from beneath the eyes of mater­ Denette, 88 Hollister St.; James ized Board of Education employes. line. rtests race we do not yet know Butler, was quoted as remarking, Memorial services will be held Gleason, 55 Virginia Rd.; Mrs. Francis Heintz, club caller, will be In Gunver Break Geoerge Bingham, president of howl to end, or control. from child-birth or surgical nity nurses. Marie Hardy, East Hartford; Mrs. in charge. Andrew Ansaldi to J. Roger and somewhat ruefully, "Local govern­ During the night police ques­ at the North Methodist Church at Local 991; William Czuckrey, Its Geraldine L. Lemelin, property on operations. We now have a time to be announced. There will 6ose Heyart. Andover; Ronald La- Regular dances of the Vernon In \h e domestic field, the peril he ment has never evoked the noblest tioned numerous residents of the club will continue to be held on the Two bottles of whiskey were all State-level repre-sentative; and Mr. Teresa Rd. specific drugs physicians be no calling hours. bonte, 62 Fhilton Rd.: Rene Marie, that was known to be taken and Mrs. Ernest Irwin and ‘Peter ' describes most eloquently is that range of eloquence. No poet ever vicinity. Including neighbors In the Glastonbury; Mrs. Agnes Martin. first and third Saturdays of each U&R Housing Corporation to of Inflation,, and here again the prescribe that can be de- building. In lieu of flowers friends may month at the Vernon Elementary from the Gunver l^fg. Co. offices DelMastro, members of a nego­ Robert D. and Elizabeth p. Croft, wrote a sonnet, let alone an ode, on contribute to the North Methodist Wapping; David Popoff, East Hart­ after -a break there late Friday tiating committee, were to meet pious approach. Involving a hope oended upon. Even the few One of them was a woman who ford: Mrs, Bertha ScTmeider, 47C7 School, starting at 8 p.m. property on Union St. the removal of refuse. " Church memorial fund. night or early Saturday morning. with Illing at 4 p.m. Certificate of Incorporation that all the elements of our econ­ remaining diseases, for helped Mrs. lavarone switch the Charter Oak St. Mrs. ' Ann Midget League Opens NEED TIGHTS? This, England's government work­ which we still have no color of her hair from platinum Arrangements are in charge of Sleith, 295 Main St.; Mrs. Audrey About 200 spectators observed Police reported that a Gunver The local, a member of State Marlow's, Inc., operate depart­ omy ^^dll exercise some restraint ers took a.s a challenge. A poetry blonde to its present color with a the Holmes Funeral Service. Smith, 867 Center St.; Mrs. Ger­ the opening of the Midget Basket­ employe notified them of the break County and Municipal -Employes, ment store or stores; capital stock for the good of all, is invoked. known cure, can be \ived ball League season yesterday af­ Saturday afternoon. AFL-CIO, is asking the Board and of $250,000 divided into' 2..500 W'e Are Manche$ler*,$ contest wa.s arran^d, with the home bleach treatment, several aldine Swystun, East Hartford; The office had been ransacked, But, as we say from our memory with if their diagnosi.s is days ago, McCabe said. Stephen Tambling, -295 N, Main ternoon at Northeast School. Four town to assume full cost of hos-^ shares, all common, with par value, Home Secretary appointed Judge, ...toTelevision Service games were played, with all 104 police said, and files had been Jim­ pital and surgical coverage and of $100 each: commencing business early. St.; George Williams, Ellington; Headquarter* of past presidential messages on Hospital attendants had de- mied open. and a flood of entries poured in • acribed the kidnapper as a silvery Howard Woltersdorf, 25 Aubtirh bo.vs enrol!e(^ in the league partici­ a $2,000 life insurance policy ■with with $150,000. Nathan Marlow, the state of the union,. If our na- eulogizihg public ser^'ants ranging pating in a game. Police said inve.atlgation by com­ sick benefits for every union mem­ RiRh P. Sandals and George H, YOL'K PHYSICIAN blonde. Mrs. lavarone said . she Rd.; Mrs. Alice Zoukis and son, pany officials showed that two For Tight*! t ic ^ l policy and-life had ever de­ from clerks to sewermen, but es­ Storrs: Mrs. Charlptte Fellows and Erhardt Koelsch, league director, ber. The union’s 140 members, and Marlow, Incorporators. CAN PHONE changed the hue because of a per­ y Miss Hulda Anderson fifths of whiskey were all that was • I pended upon the proposals and pecially garbage collectors. The sonal whim, the prosecutor added. daughter. Box 181 Rockville; Mrs. was master of ceremonies in a all other town employes, now pay Lease Mitchell 3-5321 The funeral of Miss Hulda And­ Faith Allen and daughter, Coven­ speaking program which Included missing. slightly less than one-third the Delphine L. Holzman to Cullman ! Top labels that are gaaraataed lesderablp of these messages .noth­ winning entry, composed by a ste­ The penalty for kidnaping, when ing would ever have happened, in WHEN YOU NEED the child la recovered alive, is 20 erson was held at 2 o’clock Satur­ try. school and sports officials. cost of a $J,000 policy and pay Bros., Iric., 35 acres on Spencer St., to fit and give long w ^ . Cel- nographer, was one entitled "Solil­ A MEDICINE years to life In prison day afternoon at the ’Watkins- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: William WItniok will be the offi­ for their own hospital end surgi­ 5 years’ beginning Jan. 1, 1959: Op­ ors: Red, royal bine oad Mock., any administration. A presidential MARBLEHEAD CHERRY West Bhineral Home, The Rev. C,. Alec Marchuk. 38 Devon Dr.; cial scorer this season. Referees cal coverage, tion to renew for 5-year period I oquy of an A.sh-Bin Man,” end con­ •' First positive identification of About Town Children’s S-6x; Girls’ 7-12; L»- chore has' been accomplished. jured up the picture of a garbage the baby was announced by the Henry Anderson, pastor of the Mr*. Ann Borla, 271 Henry St.; yesterday were Don Beerworth, Bingham, Czuckrey, and a ne­ with expiration of present lease. Pick up your preserfb- Emanuel Lutheran Church, offi­ Mrs. Mary MacAlpine, Wapping; gotiating committee made up of Marriage License ' I dies’, short, tall and averago. W l»t It Is going to mean to have man who wbndered poetically FBI, quoting; the father, Frank. Cariton Milanese and Marty Phil­ tluk nuLn Eisenhower being Presi­ tion if shopping near us, or ciated, and O'. Albert Pearson \yas Mrs. Nellie Dwyer, Blast Hart­ lips. The league is for boys living Tile Manchester High School Paul Fultz, George Ashwell, and , Allan David Thpmas of 46 Court- about the origins of the produce organist. Burial was In Bast p r o will meet tonight at 7:30 In dent for the next two years will ap­ let us deliver , promptly A return to authentic designs ford; Mrs, Adala Marsyada, Wat­ in the city and between eight and Peter Warren plan to meet with land St. and Carolyn Marie Norris whose remains he parted to the dis- Cemetery. son Rd., ’Vernon; Mario DePlante, 12 years of age. the achool auditorium. Cieneral Manager Richard Martin of 62 Adelaide Rd., St. Mary’s $ 1 And Mor* pear, plus or minus. In due course. -possl krea. It reads In part: without extra charge. A Court Upholds Bearers were Russell Ferguson, 45 Coolidge St.; Joanne Anthon- PAO Reelects Gill later this week. Church, Jan. 31. , great many people entrust C. Alan Anderson, Paul Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Form an "Was this his fire once, Many manufacturers have wandered far afield in their interprefa- akes, Wapping; Mrs. Bessie Joseph GUI was reelected pre.sl- ' Rocketry Vs. Leisure us with the responsibility and Elmer Swanson. Bracklay, 92 Laurel St.; Mrs. Pa­ dent of the Polish American Citi­ of North Coventry and Mr. and WHATEVER .YOU NEBD-r these ashes fine. tions of Early American designs . . but now Willett brings us back Rule Ordering tricia Duffy, 8 Oval Lane; Clarke zens Club at the annual meeting Mr*. Benjamin Foreman of Ware­ And this the flagons that of filling their prescrip­ Miefaael J. SpDIane house Point returned home yester­ The Mon^ester Guardian put it* tions. May we compound to the beauty of true Colonial craftsmanship and designing in the Fischer, 192 Oak St.; Mrs. Gladys yesterday. phUoaephicol leiiMs on the other contained his wine ? ' Funeral services for Michael J. Francis, RFD 1, Vernon; Thomas Other officers elected were: day after attending the, funeral yours ? Saturday of Mrs. Alonzo Fore­ day and, after paying due tribute These slender tins Sardinia's Marblehead Group in solid cherry. It will give every roorn in your IBC Dissolve Spillane ' of Rockville, were held Freeburn, 47 Bklgerton St.; Mrs. Eugene. Kozlowski, vice president; YOU'LL NND IT Saturday morning at 9:30 at the Catherine Koslov/ski, 16 Purke EdA'in J, Heck, recording secre­ man’s sister, Mrs. Thomas Smith, WANTED! X to the Ruaaion miedees in m d in g seas recall; home the rich, genuine look that comes only with good reproducf in Duqueane, Pa. They left on the AT (Oontinned from Page One) Holmes, Funeral Home, followed by Rd., R-oOkville; Mrs. Helen Phil- tary; Edward Janton, financial Ov rocket beyond the moon,- and This broken cose, perhaps tions. Willett craftsmen have copied with meticulous care the a solemn requiem Mass at 10 brick, 6 Woodland St., Rockville; secretary and treasurer; William Irip Friday. SCRAP PAPER and MAGAZINES due respect to the .possibility that a careless fall.” choicest Colonial heirlooms, adapting them, in some cases, to the Of Judge Ryan’s ruling. Their o’clock in dt. James’ ‘Church. The Mrs. Jennie Schubert, 130 West A. Rugalus, John Machacek, and MR. 08TKINSKY IS NOW BUYING MarliN^s Amsrica will goon ^ following How much pleas.hnter to the ear counsel told the High Court Judge Rev. Joseph McCann was the cele­ St.; Loren Smith, 362 Adapas St.; Julius-Koslorek. auditors; William The Army and Navy Club Auxil­ NEWSPAPERS-and MAGAZINES (S iM a riii requirements of today's living. Don't miss seeing this fine furniture Golickl, trustee: and John P. Or- iary- will meet this evening at 8 m a PAGES Ryan’s decree was so severe that brant and ’ Mrs. Jane Maccarone Mrs, Berla Swanson, 61 Westmin­ IN ANY QUANTITY DELIVERED TO •tdt. began to ask some imperti and more ’ evocative of finer Prescription Pharmacy ' with its mellow, deep brown old time look! T - a twlce-a-week television fight was organist.. The Rev. James ster Rd.; .Robert Pagani,, 125 Ipwski, sergeant-at-arms. p.m. at the clubhouse for the week­ HIS SHOP—SPECIAL PRICES GIVEN Rant quertions. , thoughts Is this than the com­ 901 Main Street O’Connell read the committal -serv­ Charter Oak St.; Fred Venezia, Events Tonight ly card party. _ ■ TO ORGANIZATIONS •Quotation by ’Virgil,! aeries was Jeopardized. " ^ t what," it ookad, "comes plaints and hard word* directed at The . ‘ eight Supreme ’Court ice at the .grave in Mt. St. Benedict 111 Waddell Rd.; Mrs;’Eva Stone, The Rockville Fish and Game afixiT" ■ Manchester's garbagemen l a s t (70-19 B.C.) Cemetery, Bloomfield. St. Antho'nyls Convalescent Home, Club will' hold Its annual meeting Hose Oo. No. 1 of the Eighth Copyright 1959 (lWll( Justices participating In the case ttw Guardian answers itr week. And periiaps, who knows, agreed that the International Box. Bearers were Peter Gallassb, Rockville; Mm. Nancy Marchuk at 8,p.m. at the MU* Hill Club- District Fire Department will hold OSTRj OFEN THURSDAY ond FRIDAY NIGHTS— CLOSED MONDAYS. houiA- Officers committee Its monthly meeting tbiilght at 8 n ara loofcats, until w* are garbagemen once so saluted pur­ Ing Clubs of Mew York and Chi­ Emmett Rorke, John McCarthy, and son, 38 Devon-Dr.; Mr*.’ Paul­ and 731 PARKER ST^ cago had violated the Sherman Paiil OUvey and Robert J. Me- ine Latullplpe Olid daughter, Maple chairmen wUl be elected. Refresh­ o^clock at the fire headquarteia ht la r t onljr AUe to land ]lao- sue their poetic rounds vrith re- onititr^ Law. heran. , . St., Vernon. ments wlU be aerved. Main and Hilliard Sto. hfMaa''ea.Viii'^(ars'Or T. OF INTELLIGENCE.'— warmer driven back by the lung exhaust­ tried to reach the leaping flames smouldering rulne. t e r d a y AFTER- VtElSHiNG, 7 Withered An annual dance and entertain-'^'- parents Capt. and Mrs. Walter S. struggled out of the burning STRAP IT ON WHY DON'T Y ou t r y 5 — of wind Frank Robinson ing smoke and what they later re­ from three aerial ladders. RANvH NOOM WHEN A THEr 8 Sample . ment for the benefit of the local Keller. wreckage badly injured. The dead Damage to the L y M Poultry AND You DON'T J R e a d in g A GOOD 9 ported as a blazing inferno fed Several fire companies under the BLIMP-SUED SKATERS Health resort B Enthrall He will report Wednesday at included 29 pasaengers and seven Shop and the Chicken House Res­ \ -1» HAVE TO EAT ^BOOK s o s o u CAN March of Dimes Fund campaign A testimonial dinner in honor from a two inch gas main. command of Assistant Chief 6KATERF£l'L NOW.SUST 12 Sea eagle 10 Persian fairy the New London Submarine Base crew members. taurant, the other two first floor BREAKFAST CONNERSEINA 13 Region will be held at 9 p.rn. Jan. SO at By 2:15 a.m. as the fire con­ Thomas Lee worked their way up occupants was limited to water rUEL oil AND CRACKED LIKE t h e y 11 Continent where he has been enrolled in the "W e could »«e passengers at the of Frank C. Robinson will be held STANDING C W IL I7 E D „ 14 Footlike part the Cove Restaurant. tinued to gain headway. Deputy onto the southern section of the and smoke. THE ICE LIKE We ig h THE UP IF YOU [MANNER? 18 Whispers special Nuclear Engineering Op­ windows banging for help and Wednesday night, at 7 o'clock at GASOLINi ,AN ANSlLOROP. TRUCKSON ISAardvarkt 20 Fleshy fruit erations School. This will be a screaming as they tried to get Chief MJohn J. Manlon ordered root which remained untouched SLIP.' The affair will again be spon­ the Garden Grove. P iN e ON A THE HIGH-/ 17 Silkworm 22 Birds' homes 31 Observed,; 46 Is indebted sored by the Coventry American five-months’ , course. Upon com­ out,” a fisherman at the scene re the second alarm. because of a fire wall which runs TH R E E - WAYS.' 18 Crosses 24 Edges 33 Restrain 47 French fathat pletion he will be transferred to Robinson retired on Jan. 1 after Meanwhile, police under the di­ up through the middle of the build­ Starving Fowl Noted AIINUTB EGG, LfCgion Post and its Auxiliary., ported. 19 Region of 25 Russian city 35 Thoroughfare 48 Far (preflx) Mrs. Eu„ene Rychling and Mrs. Idaho for six months. almost 40 years of service as a rection of Lt. George W. Lavigne ing. ancient Greece Weather 40 Made ledger 50 Story The plane hit the ground about fireman with Hose and Ladder Albany, K. Y. — Hunters In BANTLY OIL 26 Ernest Marsh of the Legion aux­ CY>-Op Mothers evacuated seven families from an Other firemen had entered dif- IIY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Moral wrongs forecasting entries 51 Japanest two miles from the airport. Res­ Co. No. 1 at Pine St. and Hartford several parts of New York have iliary have been named general Mothers assisting Mrs. Robert ellers heading for the site had to adjacent five story building at 573 erent sections of the building when I .IMI' \N\ , I\1 23 Building device 43 Of birth outcasts Kingsbury, teacher, with classes Rd. For 27 years he was assistant Main St. They took temporary at 4:45 a m. the ceiling collapsed quite a few starved pheasants 52 Repose chairmen. go a long way around over muddy ; 'I 'I ' I \ 1 :;i.i I addition 28 Talk idly 45 It shows Plans for the program will be at the basement of the Second superintendent of the fire alarm shelter with friends and at the In Harry's Clothing Shop at 555 recently, but the birds’ predica­ 24 Steal 30 "Gloomy which way 55 Garden roads. ment ia not believed to result from completed at the post and auxlll Congregational Church for the It was Lufthansa's first fatal sj'etem. Hartford Hotel. Main St., Injuring Capt. Patrick TCL, M itclicll 9-45'V'. 27 Profound Dean" thewindblowi vegetabla lack of food. The difficulty ap­ ary meetii^ today at the Legion week will .include Mrs. George crash since It began postwar oper­ ArrangemenU for the dinner are Fire Chief Henry O. Thomas ar­ McGuire, 63, of 38 Kesfey St., and 29 Wading bird parently sterna from the practice home. Ober, Mrs. C. Kusaila, Mrs> Har­ ations in April 1955. being made by a committee of both rived on the second alarm and or­ Fireman Jack Curtin. 35, of 248 ROCKVILLE TR 6-3271 32 Turkish 1 i r 1 r r r r 1 r vey Morris, Mrs. Arthur Gustaf­ regular and volunteer members Lawrence St. They were pulled to of game-farm breeders' cutting decrees Fragment Society Notes The airline uses a number of dered the third at 8:15 a.m. to ob­ The Fragment Society of the son and Mrs. Robert Visny. American pilots because of a of the Town Fire Department. tain additional manpower. safety by members of their com­ off parts of the birds' beaks to 34 Gully ll li *1 36 Simplest Second Congregational Church -will Thanks tor Gifts shortage of trained German fliers. General chairman is Raymond The center of the fire was lo­ pany and taken to St. Fraitcla prevent their peeking at each oth­ omit it's regular meeting Wednes­ Hoapltal for treatment of shock er in crowded pens. When re 37 Take revenge 15' 1, I'l An estimated 100 individual McMains, a native of Lebanon, Thompson. Men^bers of his com cated in the restaurant and the 38 Aperture day. gifts, including money, were given Ind., was loaned to Lufthansa by mittee are: Nicholas Angelo, sec Jullano Greeting Card Shop next and smoke Inhalation. leased, the birds are unable to The Society will prepare and pick up the seeds and grains on 39 Location 18 r by local children and adults to the Transworld Airlines in 1955. He rotary, Deputy Chief Thomas Mc­ door. As dawn began to break the ‘U M A T'5 ' serve a dinner at noon Wednesday Norwich State Hospital Christ­ which they must live. Some of Front End „ GIVING T H E M T H E ______41 Lair had been flying for T W A since Kinney, treasurer: tickets, Clar­ The white hot gas fed flames spurts of flames colored the murky r f at the annual meeting of the Tol­ mas program. Mrs. Robert P. black smoke both on the root and them starve. 42 Males 1 1941 and was the father of four ence F'reiheit, firehouse No. 1, roared upward into the second 44 Decimal units land County Connecticut Milk Pro­ Bowen, local chairman, has. ex­ children, 6 to 16 years old, includ­ Harold Perrett, No. 2, Eieputy ^1 r r z r Id IT ducers Assn. The program will be floor which la occupied by the 46 Run tended appreciation for the coop­ ing twins. Chief McKinney, Mo. 3. and Ray­ Hartford Technical School with Special 49 Speak 0 held at the Church Community eration given the project. Another passenger killed was mond Hennequin,'No. 4; 2nd As­ s r f House. The Society will be in rlassrooom facilities for sboiit 200 53----- snow Gary Levy, 38, chief representative sistant Chief Sedrick Straughan, (1) ALIGN FRONT END charge of the kitchen and its Events Today students. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 54----- zone Cub Scout Pack 65, webelos in Latin America of the British Joseph Moore and Kenneth Smith, OF MANCHESTER REG. *7.50 !T Gleaners Circle, the dining room. Despite the ton.* of water shot' 56 Before den, 6 p.m., Spinks Hall, South St.; Reuthers News Agency. dinner and entertainment. FLETCHER GLASS CO. Mitchell (2) BALANCE FBONT in from cellar and ladder pipes 57 Toward the r i HI This noon the executive com­ Girl Scout Troop 71, 7 p.m., vestry Chief William C. Mason will be »-7879 WHEELS—REO. *4.00 sheltered side 'if/, mittee of the Eastern .Stales Faj-m- along with 15 to 20 other hose 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE BY AL VERMEER First Congregational Church; Cov­ WIFE GETS HTORY toastmaster, and speakers will be lines the fire continued to mush­ (8) CHECK FRONT WIPEBL PRISCILLA’S POP 58 Sad cry Hi Hi HH Hi ers Cooperative met for a dinner entry Recreation Committee boys’ Straughan and George Hunt, BEARINGS 59 Indian weight Stamford, Jan. 12 l/P) "P lease room through the building which CORNER DURANT ST. meeting at the Cliuroh Community basketball, 7:30 p.m., Coventry former fire commissioner. NOW I'VE GOT TO RUSH HERE YOU ARE, J Y O U f s u r e ; IT HAPPENS ' 60 Helen of i n ll % II i T tell me,” said Mrs. Wren McMains. Chief Thomas called a "wood joist (4) (JHECK BRAKE BYRTBH EVERY JANUARY/ % House. The Fragment Society pre­ Grammar School; Board of Edu­ Tickets are still available at all DOWN THERE AND MR. GRUM BLY.'<(M EAN Troy's mother i pared and served dinner to the " I can take It,’’ firetrap" NEW LARGER QUARTERS STRAIGHTEN ‘EM OUT.' ALU PACKEDW-^ YOU WHEN THE COLD ' cation, 8 p.m., Coventry Grammar Mrs. McMains’ husband, a Luft­ the firehouses and anyone wishing 1 l u n k h e a d s ; I D I O T S !! 61 —— wind ii SI group. About 2:42 am., Capt. Edward ALL FOUR ONLY ------, , - ^ K N E W WEATHER SETS IN! School; Cub Scout Pack 67, Den hansa pilot, had died earlier in the to attend may pick them up there. I CAN'T THEY DO ANY DOWN The next all-day work session of M. Curtin Sr., 64, of 393 Camp- PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING f TWINS RIGHT AT THE V .^THIS WOULD i 5/ 3. at 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Ruppert day when his plane crashed in Rio 1 Dread the society will be held at 10:30 Hodgkins; Boy Scout Troop 63, at field Ave , only weeks away from FLORIDA BRANCHrr HAPPEN? a.m. Jan. 28 here. de Janeiro,' but until the telephone 2 Italian river u!i p.m., Spinks Hall, South St.; rang, she wasn’t certain of his retirement, slipped and fell on an AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 3 Preposition (giiirch Coimcll to Meet American Legion and its Auxiliary, Fine Arts Group Icy rear fire escape. He Is being $ Q .9 5 The Church Council of the Sec­ death. 8 p.m., Legion home; North and A neighbor had told her of the GiASS FURNITURE TOFS ond Congregational will mef at South Coventry firemen, 8 p.'m., To Hear Seulplor 8 p.m. Thur.sday at the Church crash as she left Sunday school respective firehouses; Planning with her children that morning, MIRRORS inr*plac« and Door) Community House. » and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m., she said, but hours later there wa.s SERVICE ON ALL SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL The deacons, deaedhesses amd The Manchester Fine Arts Assn, Personal Notices CONVENTIONAL MAKES Town Office Building. still.no oflRcial word about her hus­ church committeeis will meet at will have Sculptor Vem ila Haynes PICTURE FRAMING (all typw) Events Tomorrow band. give a demonstration at the first 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Church Democratic Town Committee, 8 The telephone caller was a Community House. meeting of the year Friday at 8 In Mefnoriam WINDOW and PLATE GLASS U) p.m., Booth-Dimock Memorial Li­ newsman. A t Mrs. McMains' re­ p.m. at Whilon Library Auditor­ MORIARTY 1*F Slates Dance brary; Uons Club, 6:30 p.m.. Cove quest, he quoted from a news dis­ ium. Tn lovlnR mpmorv of RiumicI Black CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK The public is invited to a round Restaurant; SmaU Claims Court, 7 patch that told of McMains' death, Vemita Carolyn Haynes is a who pajispd away January 11. IDSfi. and square dance at 8 p.m. Friday p.m., office of Board of Selectmen, thirty five others al.so perished. native of Hartford with a Studio BROTHERS Ho h a p not toft a p w p ihnuKht MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS at the Church Community House. Town Office Building: Young Mr, and Mrs. McMains had on Sisson Ave. She has studied Nor hap hp travplrd far. 801-815 CENTEB ST. The Pilgrim Fellowship IPF) of Jupt pntored i^ori p lovply room LONG SAM CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Mothers Club 8 p.m., Nathan Hale three sons, Wren II, 15, and twins at the Hartford Art School with OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TEL. 5U S-51S5 the Second Congregational Church Community Center; Garden Club, Kevin and Barton, 6, and a daugh­ Henry Kries; and the Naum M. And Ipfi lh« door ajar. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN /LA5rNI6HTA ' IT POINTED 5AAACK AT M B . ' NOW MAW'S OUST will be in charge of arrangements 1:30 p.m., Booth-Dlmock Memorial ter, Carol, 9. Los School of Sculpture in New Mra. S. Black. ' PAI^K ao o D SETTIH'AND W AITIN' FOR *TH'SKUNK THATS 60IN' of the affair. Music will be by re­ Ubrarv; Nathan Hale Square York City. Soup and da^iRhtpr cordings. RftSSePTH'FACe r RUIN M y C H ILE S L IF E " T'SHOW UP HERE t Club, 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Hall, Miss Haynes is a member of Seek More Pupils Merrow; Booth-Dimock Memorial O'THE MOON, the Connecticut Craftsmen, the Mors registrations are being Library board of trustees, 8 p.m., Police Arrests Meriden Arts and Crafts Assn, ANP WHEN MAW sought for the nursery class of reading room. and the Hartford Society of 6 0 T OUT HER ths North Coventry Cooperative Also St. Mary’s CYO, 7:30 p.m., Women Painters, Inc. PIVININ' HOP TO ^ IF YOU THINK THE NEWS Kindergarten and Nursery. Ses- church hall; Bo.v Scout Troop 67, Police arrested Malcolm !.■ The purpose of the Manches­ SEE WHO WAS \? BAD - JUST WAIT UNTIL sionrs are held each Tuesday and at 7 p.m., South Coventry fire­ Rose, 32, of 321 Tolland Tpke. ter Fine Arts Assn, is to keep the POOM EP TO SOU SEE TrtE COMMlftClAll. Thursday at teh basement of the house; Coventry Players tryouts yesterday and charged him with | community informed on the tal- speeding and failure to notify the ents of local and state artists in SET MARRIED... ^ ^ Second Congregational Church. and casting for "Gaslight,’’ Spring I YOUR HARDEST-WORKINO Mrs. Robert Kingsbury is teacher production, 8 p.m., Brookmoore Motor Vehicle Department of showing the paintings in the li Parents Interested in enrolling Barn; Cub Scout Pack 65, Den 1, change of address. braries, banks and local stores. Patrolman Raymond Peck re­ The members extend an invitation T.M. R.(. U.S. F.I. Off. children about four years of age at 3:30 p.m., home of Mrs. John A. HOUSEHOLD DOLLAR.ee e 1»f fc, NCA S.r.1... tn.. may contact Mrs. Harvey Morris, Ohlund; Den 2, at 3 p.m., home of ported Rose drove at high rates of to any one who would like to at­ L NlO«. membership chairman, for details Mrs. Charles Lowery; Den 8, at speed over Manchester streets and tend the meetings and demonstra­ lrn «teN . ke. was finally taken into custody at tions held the third Friday of each “I'm hoping ho winds up in government some way. ffi Reports Due 6:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Clarence Already my husband says he is beginning Amidon; Intermediate Girl Scout his Tolland Tpke. address. month. file dollar you Bpond on olorirhlty JUDD SAXON BY KEN BAI.D and JERRY BRONDFIELD A ll ofiBcers, committee, board Rose's court date is Jan. 17. The .January meeting will have to tax his patience!” and organization heads of the Troop 26, at 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Raymond Morin: Tntermedi Police also arrested William E. the year report of activities by ....TO BEGIN WITH, I First Congregational Church are WALKED OUT ON THE ate Girl S<-oul Troop 233. after Oliver, 17, of 146 Bissell St., yester- | Mrs. Eleanor Vibberts. Members Here's a full-time, hardworking household servant— reminded that written reports SPADE-BISCUIT PROTECT. J school, home of Mi-s. Gerard Du- day on a charge of being ab.sent .^ill vote in the new officers for must be made at the annual meet doing the laundry, the housedeening, the sewing, the cooking. RATHER ABRUPTLY, bord; Brownie Troop 182, 2:4.5 without leave from the U.S. Marine the coming year. ACWIT, FOR WHICH , BY ROUSON ing at 8 p.m. Friday. In order to Corps. It was Oliver's second ar­ I.ITTI E SPORTS p m., home of Mrs. Wilbert Garri- And when the choree are done, this tireless dollar stQl I'M ASHAMED... It a*< I Ca*a. /-/i rest for being AWOI.. v»,ia 1 «kti ii.d. ' have such incUtded in the mimeo­ .son. graphed group of reports they Oliver was first taken into cu.s- has energy to entertain you, too— with T V , radio, or hi-fi. must be in immediately to the tody Jan. 8 and turned over to Manchester Evening Herald military authorities. According to U m The dollar you spend on electricity is your Rev. James R. Hao.Arthur, pastor. (Viventry rorrespondent, .Mrs. F. PHNA to Meet police he was given straggler's Your biggest bargain in household service! Pauline IJttIr, telephone Pilgrim orders to retuni to Marine head­ The annual meeting of the Fhib- S-62SI. quarters in-New York City but got Charge Plan Uc Health Nursing A.ssn. will be off the train at Wallingford and F ^ r held Jan. 29, time and place to be Washington — The first United came bark to Manchester. Police eLECTRIC/TY DOES SO MUCH— YET COSTS SO UTTLEI announced. Appointed in charge of States coin containing nickel was said he told them he was sick. | Deliveries the program for the evening are a small 1-ceiit piece issued in 1857. Other arrest.s, the charges and Mrs. Ethel Cargo, chairman. Mrs. It was made of an alloy of 12 per court dates, include: .lust tclcphon* yqiir order for THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY Ellas F. Clay and Mrs. Alwina cent nickel and 88 per cent copper. Conrad L. Striegel, 21, of the drug needs and cosmetics— giv­ B. C. BY JOHNNY HART O'Brien. ing your Cliarge Plan num­ 4-H Gardiner* Reform ber BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE I PONF KNOW MY The Jolly fiarden 4-H Workers (Jet OWN STRENGTH! has reorganized under the leader­ / SURE ! IT'S ■"f u n n y thing ...ONLT ABOUT ship of James T, Laidlaw, Science Shrinks Piles Immediate / W ABOVE.. J INCHES A YEAR. BESIPES, Officers elected were George Delivery PRAaiCALLV A THE CAMP IS BUILT ON LAVA Eberle. president; Hans Warfel, 501 E. MIDDLE HEAT wave, grab president; Daniel Storrs. secre­ New Way Without Surgery TOUR PUFFLE BAG TURNPIKE AND WE'LL HOP tary-treasurer; and Dorothy Gali- PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKING A TRUCK UP TO nat, reporter. Stops Itch—Relieves Pain Meetings will be held from 7 M^MURPO. N.w York. N. Y. (Special) — F or the astonishing statements like “ Piles p.m. to 8 p.m. the first Friday of 'I,"' >11 first time s^ipnee has found a new have ceased to be a problem!’* WMdat^ February and March at the Laid- hpaling substance with the aston- The secret is a new healing sub­ PRESt niPTIO N PH.VR.MACY law home. Starting in April, two Lshing ability to shrink hemor­ stance ( Bio-Dyne* ) - discovery of 901 M.AIN ST.— .MI S-5.S21 meeting.* a month will be sched- j rhoids, stop itchinj:, and relieve a world-famous research institute. tiled. pain — without turnery. This substance is now available I In case after case, while (^nt)y in suppository or otnfmenf form Lt. Keller on I,eave | I 1 1 ' rehevinR pain, actual reduction under the name Preparation If.* Lt. J.G. Robert M . Keller is on | . (sh rinkage) took place. At your druggist. Money back a 2-week leave at the home of his Most amaxinif of all—reaulti were guarantee. MORIY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI oo thorough that sufferera made *R«C. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12. 19B9 PAGE ELE-VEN MAKCHESTER e v e n in g -h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959 tH E Green Manors, Embers Lose Weekend Games to East Herald Angle Blame fbr West’s Upset /\ By New Britain Scholastic Activity EARL YOST Locals Lodge 3- ... Lakers’ Coast Bound? London Picked Sports Editor Protest After Posts 99-80 Area Gagers All Below .500 w Sunday BHAM on Move| Risky Pass f column for the University of Ver-:T j-xcc frk n jlTTllSi Loop Victory But Indians, To Turn Back First Sunday of the new year mont school paper entitled, "Coop's Possibility Looks Good (Uld we. my family end I, started Hoop". Steve is a fine varsity ba.s«s point, decision over ('nsch Klgin I Defending Champion New Rrit- By rAT IMHJ>rO ^ Henry Cooper off to the best of our ability on ball pitcher . . Warren Tennant TralUng most of the way, the Zntursky’s quintet Fndsy. Intercepted the right foot by attending mld- phoned to say Pete Dawkins would Greenwich Rams rallied in the tln outshot, but-rebounded, out­ Since C'lK.ss C' KHAM Higb^ San Franci.sco, Jan. 12 (/P)—Pre.iideV Robert Short of the momlng Mass at the church of speak in Manchester on Feb, 21 at final two minutes to defeat the played and most important out- School lost ita last | wo starts not ^ Minneapolis Lakers sees a “good possibility’’ of his pro bas- New York, Jan. 12 (/Pi — Young our choice . . . "What, no football St. Marj-’s Church Hall. Dawkins, Red Ember 105-98 yesterday after­ scored Green Manor 99-80 In last a .single area (pnnlet shows a bet-, Cliriiry IVrli Brian London la a alight favorite on teevee today.” was a question in case anyone doesn't know, wa.s noon before a amall crowd at the night's Farmington Valley Basket­ ter than ,5(ki winning recorrl. But 1 Hoping to snap' a four-game In Pro TUt an All-America football selection krtliall team moving to San Francisco lor next sea.son’s to turn back the challenge of I heard several times from a Greenwich High School. Manches­ ball League contest played at two of the schools ItHAM i4-fii losing alieak. Coach Tony D An- plav. Still ho isn't quite ready to rule out r^ a in in g in Min- blond Henry CJooper today in Lon­ source 1 do not wish to disclose the past two years at Army and ter Manager George Mitchell has Goodwin Tech in New Britain. Tlie and rebounding Manchester High gona'a Rangers engage Holy Tr in­ Los Anpeles. Jan. 12 (/P)-^ ‘ ______——— • nesota and also cbpsiders Los An- don in a defense of his British to keep harmony in the family. Is the No. 1 ranking scholastic protested the game, claiming the lop-sided Irliimph kept the vietors ! i3-4» have the onjxutunity to ity in a 3 o clock contest We^inea- Bflly Wade, who missed the geles. Houston and Sxeattle as sites heavyweight boxing champion.ship. True, there wasn't any National cadet at West Point . . Back home winners employed a zone defense deadlocked foe first place with j climb over .Uie fitKi mar k this day afternoon at the Armory and for a new home for'his National A TKO over Willie Pastrano of Football League offering today after a winter vacation In Miami, (against league rules) in the first rialnvllle. each with a 5-1 won and ('onung week Both ItHAM and the two teams clash again l-'ruiay most valuable player award Wally Fortin of the Rec staff re- lost record. The setback wss the Basketball Assn. club. New Orleans moved London into and with the ice in no condition half, during which time the locals the Indian.s. along \sitli punchle.ss afternoon in Haitfnnl, To dale by a fourth quarter pass in­ Graham Likes port.s he viewed the Orange Bowl foiH-th in six start-s for tlie Manor- San Francisco put up'a mighty the higher echelon of the heavy­ for skating due to the rain I erected a slim 50-47 advantage. Hocltville ii-lOi and me.x pen lenrod tlie Imais have won one of four terception. today took the enticing argument last night in the football game between Oklahoma men who had won their last two (’henev Tc'ch il-6» are down for weight division la.st September, He sought other means of entertaiii- .Sparked by Art Quimby and game.s Hi tlie Main Street rlnllshed form of 13.652 fans paying lOgross and Syracuse; Also the North- games. | two games apieie diimig the next blame for the West's 21-28 Cadet Setup, had won his British crown by ment . . . Motored to Hartford and Bun Carlson', the Ember quintet and are winless In three, lilts on Itws In the sfiniisl Tro Bowl foot- of *31.400 to see the Boston CelUcs South All-Star duel in Miami. Bob­ Other Sunday results saw Plalii- five dn.vs. knocking out Joe Erskine in three waa the guest of Jack Sanson, by Hnmitl made Ihe motor trip oiilsrored the winners 25-17 In the the road. nip the Lakers 109-106 in an ovVf- manager of the Strand lhe.ater. ville belt wmiess auffield 72-60, Si-hn«ilhoy suimming fans also Srm*e Harry Hedmes. the chilis hell* K30W. rounds in June. during the school recess with For­ opening period before Dennis Cos- Windsor Locks upset Bloomfield Bot Coach Wrrb Ewbank iNothiii" Set time NBA thriller. for the showing. "Auntie Marne' . tigan. John O'Connor and Dirk have H 11 eat in .store since (’oaih, No 2 pomt-getler. has dropped Boston’s Bob Coiisy calmly drop­ Cooper once stopped London in tin who has relative."! in the Miami 73-72, the losers dropping out of Di< k Solianek'.s ju'omi.sing Ueil ami and his fellow plavpre don't ron- While vi.siling with Jack in hi.s of- |I area . Checked with Bill Boii- 1 Snrhnff led a Greenwich counter fi'om the squad, D'Angona has al­ «lder the lanky Lo.i Angeles Rain ped in two free throws with two one round In 1956 but he has been a tie for first place, and Newing­ White tankers engage Platt in a tered his lineup. I' or-w arrl.s Tbrk Ne-w .>u.don, Jao. 12 '/P'—After ficc I spotted a .scrapbook which ' drieau, one of Manchester's slock attack to slice the loser s niaigin quarterback tho goal of veaterday'a seconds left in the regulation game bypassed by the youngster. He ton turn hack Wethersfield 63-58. 3.30 nu*el in Meriden tomoi row Blsseil. captain and Fran Cha\es, a weekend date Otto Graham and recaptured enough prestige to get contained clippings of hia feaUs car racing enlliiisia.sts, and found to three points at intermission. "We were outplayed throughout rough and tumble battle before to knot the count at 99-99 and in as a duck pin bowler in Manches­ that he was building a new car foi aftenuM'ii and tlu-n retuin home renter .linim\ Piro and guards Fx- T^.n-Sn Memorial Coliseum fans. the f S Coast Guard Academy the final 90 seconds of the five- the title shot by upsetting highly most of tlie game." admitted laus Parker- and .foe Naumec are ter. The veteran theater luanager. Don Ponlicelli. Bill, a master auto Green Manor Coach Woody Biiahey, to host Mabmev of Meriden m an ­ "We beat ourselves through mi viewed one another like a shy niimita overtime. Frank Ramsey ranked Zora Folley of Chandler, Standings expe(led lo answer the opening who .still maintains a Manche-ster mechanic, has been building rac­ w. L. Pel "with the third qu ter hurting us other 3 30 meet Friday afternoon takes ' said Kwbank. coach of the young couple. and Lou Tsloropouios drove in four Ariz., Oct. 13. at the new high school pool. 'I'he lap against Holy Trmuity Wednc.s- They admitted they liked the residene’e, ranked with the be.st in ing cars for more than 20 years . . New Haven ...... , . 5 0 1 000 tlie most. New Britain wss s good World Champion Baltimore Colts. field gosis that meant the victorv With Floyd Patterson’s man­ New England some 30 yeara ago Indians opened their sea.Hon wilhi( da v. looks of Ihiiigs. But they refused Enjoyed watching the West Side Milford ...... 6 1 .857 shooting cluh and outfought us off ■ Tt w.-is my fault." insi.ated Wade, At the intermission before the ager, Gus D'Amato, biding hia . . . Home at a respectable hour ■Midget basketballers and noticed ciime-from beliimi 1 1 ' v-35 ' vic­ to say whether they intended to An.soniB ...... fi 1. .833 the lioards. I think it is the he.st after the East turned the inter-1 overtime, the crowd gave a stand­ time about announcing hia next a lark of parents present. How­ tory river New launlnn last Fn- Siearn Heat r..ake their relationship perma­ and it gave me a cfiance to 'catch Ea.st Hartford ...... 4 3 .571 team we have (aced this winter. Korkvillr llifrli cention into a field goal and later ; ing ovation for the good show. Ear- i defense, there is speculation that ever. two who have faithful in fol­ i day Wilhe Mays believes in keep­ up on my reading . . 3 4 .4 29I I scored a game-winning touchdown. ‘ nent. her as Ihe Celtics led hy 13 points the London-Cooper winner might lowing the progre.as of their son Danbury ...... j .Mso this week, (‘haclitftl Hunt's Sti'ictl.N* a road club thus fai', ing III shaTe during the off­ "1 knew it was risky to pass from i The former star quarterback for . . 2 4 .333 Standings In the fourth quarter before a .Min­ get a shot. If not a title bout, the and who were on hand were the i Bridgeport SC . . . . jieienuial .stiong rifle srpiad open (’oach .Icilin f’nnRvniM's Rams ap- | season The New York my own in. but T wanted to pick u p ' the Cleveland Browns and officials M o n d a y fi .2 86 I \V. L. I’d neapolis rally, there was less en­ winner might meet Ingemar ,To- Jack Wises Jack is head basket-1 Greenwich ...... 2 'Its sclieduie with thi'ee malclie.s, pear headed for additional trouble | weather being what It la on ■some vardage and then stay on the of the academy met in private Mail bag piotluccd the usual ’.lanche.^ter ...... 1 4 .20(1 i New Britain .5 1 .833 1 this week, jriurney-ing to Southing-! thusiasm. hanason for the European crown. ball coach at East Hartford ' His j .fi 1 .83,3 ! all on the road Tiie IolmIs fired lus preseni vi.sit. the San ground." said rejected Billy. Saturday. Then they made the fol­ Toni Heinsohii and Bill Shariiian heavy weekend volume. One of the Bridgeport Savoy . , 0 6 .000 : Plainville . . ton lomorr'nw night and traveling^ In any event, the bout packs more son, Peter, is one of the midget i ! Bloomfield 4 2 .667 i again.*"^t Wilhrahnm .\cademy to- Frannsro Giants' renter field­ "T threw that pa.ss right where lowing comment: led the Celtics with 26 points letters not endor.sin,g .so anti so as j lo Wind.sor Friday. It will he! than usual Intere.st in the United standouts Enjoyed talking sports I I Newington .3 2 .60(1 dav, jourm’y to Hamden Werlnes- er finds sweating it nut in E 1 wanted it." Wade said ir the. Said Graham: "If It Is to be a apiece while Bill Russell, noted 6- an All-American came from F'ran- j with many including .Ilm Hor­ Again in the third quaricr cla.ssified as a major upset if the| dressing room. "But Walt Mlehaels ; States. cis Miner of the Rocky Hill Vet- | 1 Windsoi I,oiks ,3 2 .600 4la\- and meet rugged Notre Dame Young Men s ('hiistian Asso­ coaching job, the Coast Guard foot 10 almniis of the. University of Promoter Jack Solomons ex­ vath, Pop Eagleaon and Walkle By- Coach k'ran Toro s Silk Town j of We.st Haven Frulay at the Win- Windy quintet ends a rune-' ciation steam cabinet pleM- iof pevelandl backed Into It and ^ Academy has a job that appeals erans Home. His letter wa.s in the .Manihe.ster .2 4 .333 game losing streak in its 13th and' Ssn Francisco, rnllccted 17. Dick pects a sellout crowd of 18,000 at I chol.ski, just to list a few quintet gained a 23-20 edge to 5 .167 che.Hter (’lub in New Haven Notre anl. stole It" I to me. I like everything here. " form of a request foi- two tickets | Wet hei sfleld . 1 14th straight games away from I Gnrmsker paced the Lakers with the Earl’a Court Stadium. Each carry a 73-67 lead into the final 6 .000 Lefjf Drive Dame was the team which snap- Moments before. Wade h a d : for the annual Gold Key Dinner of | T h u r s d a y Siiffleld . . . .0 home "Said Ailmif-al Frank beamy, 2 0 . fighter is to get about $28,000. 10 minule.s. Btit with Co.sUgan Clo.sely 'guiiiiled 1)\- Willie )>e(l the Indians' im|uessi\e 14- marched the West yards for a : the Connecticut Spuria Writers' Fi iiie Neider w er fer. Bobby i .superintendent of the academy: Meet .Again Tonight London Is the son of the for­ Talked with the Ticket Depart­ scoring 22 of hi.s total of 39 poinl.s Moriflrt V touchdown and a 21-lfi lead In the j Alliance on Jan. 26 at tiie Waverly "Outside of i.hmmy! Akers of West \'irgima, h'lir- malch Winning streak a >eai' ago. Stocks. Cloi'don I'lank and Do.] Sanford 'Foiirney "We feel Graham wouUl be a great The two chibs meet again to­ mer British champ. Jack London. ment at the University of Con­ in the fourth peiiod, the host see saw struggle among the elite i Inn. As sll of Manchester s dm at.s ! 0nd ilrvi Foster,' Woody contin­ maii a I licit Wnglit leaji.s and have been defeatef! hv an average! of the National Football I.,eaguc. | help to the academy. " night in Seattle in the test run of Cooper, a handsome young man necticut, a very popular place these Ram.s outacored the Emlier by ued. "we didn't show too much. draws his legs u|i umi'ci lum What wasn t .said was whether possible new homes for NBA clubs, were .sold I plumed seveial .stale past few weeks. All tickets for Sat- ]Mmii'lir)>lcr lli|jli of 32 points in their last three! r.a pill red by Hagge "Forget It, Bill. "Vou did every-j known as "Oiir ’Enry” by the sports editors in hope.s of getting 13 tallie.s. ,3.8-'25 to chalk up their Moiiaity's fine scoring and re­ as he drives for tlie Inisltct at the academy had offered Graham with the Celtics leading the East­ ui’flay'5' UCGnn-Holy < tors i aeoond aa against outings, nevertheless will hr iir thing I asked you to do." said; Cockneys, once earned his keep as additional tickets but none were bounding kept us in the game most Morganlown. k'le.-sh from two suc-cessive tii- the vai ant post and whether Gra­ ern Division by 5 'i games. liHve tieen .sold waa the report, down seventh thei'e hustling for 32 minute.sl Ewbank. '"you moved the hall on a plasterer. to be had at this lime. Due to the of the night. Noa we can just hope umph.s o\er ('onard and Platt of Sanford. 9'la , .Ian 12 'Jb- - A bril­ ham said he wanted the job in the "There i.s a good possibility that With the UConn.s, under the fine ' mne-team league, one against botli Southington and them." I limited seating at the Waverly - to knock off Suffield next Sunday, Menden. tin* Silk 'rownris aie liant 71 ibal included birdies on we will move to .San Francisco coaching of Hugh Greer having a | g„n,p ahead of the eighth Windsor. Gmca Splits I prighls first place. Len Matthews, 20-year-old un­ 300 less than the Slaller . the j then win a few more in the m»rond B rrk rr $50 l{i('hiT home tomorrow night m an 8 30 No Other Offers next year. " .Short asserted. "The I great .season, there is more inter U'u Becker was $50 richei todav Hartford and travel lo W ethers­ KHAM .Sriiool other college offers .it the mo­ the coast at this time, as 1 see it, . . . A few late requests for tickets' Pittsburgh in the $5,000 Sanford Cleveland's Ix>u Groza, J Angeles "comer ” in a Friday fight low phoned later in the day for a ketbail Assn. slarUs. followed us to New Britain." field l‘*rulay [or a second meeting would be to move existing fran­ for this game trickled in today but ^ after winning yesterday .s weekly Moll' mul imiip it becoming j Women's Open Golf Tournament Then, with le.sa than thre? min­ ment ? He said he wasn t. ! at the Hollvwood i Calif. I Legion dozen. Even if he had asked for a O'Connor with 29 maikels and The host ManafoiL Wieckeis. with the liot and cold Fagles ii|i|>iii ('III tliHl HhI. T»ylnr Bob chises. With half of the teams in none could be filled via this depart- [One Ball Tournameni at tlie r>ou- yesterday. utes to go. Philadelphia’s Norm Was he eonsidering coaching a • Stadium. baker's dozen the answei would Surhoff with 22 weie other fine who have lost only to Bloomfield, 'ruc'sday .s iiattle against tlu> wm- I’nni'lKiU. Ulrk Fnilry, fiimni'S the league not doing as well as ' ment . While out on a niid-ninrn- I ble Strike alley.s. lam'.s winning 2l.*> Mrs Magge finiabed with a 84- Van Brocklin rallied the East for high-school or prep school ? He ' Matthews has a 14-0-1 record. have been the same . The W'ak er- Greenwich point -gretters while jumped into a 21-lfi first quarter les.s Hornet.s i0-7i will not be n.s I ing stroll I talked with Bob Olson Vinltols and Bob lulo will bavo to a final and succe.ssful charge said no. they might, I don't believe it will He stopped Ray Lancaster In Phil­ Quimby and Carlson hooped 24 lead and clung to a 43-.3R halftime : three-ganv total was just two pins easy as some Manclie.ster fans may alr|i lively fioiii boro on ii) if llioy bole total of 225 to win first money ly la too small for such an event and -Andy Anderson, Thom McAn against the West's ramparts, He .said he was looking for a expand. I don't say that in five or adelphia, Dec. 22 in his last start. but the Statler people, and their I and 23 points, re.spectively, for margin after being outshol 23-22 better' than the 21't toial chalked up su.sjiect Mainh- off the .score.s of tlopo to reward Uoac b Clyde Wa.sli- of $831.25. She had a two-atroke “The 70-yard drive was climaxed Player of Year coaching joh where there would six years it might not expand.” ' slide store operator.s here. Main in the second pehr)d. New Britain ' by 'Howie Hamilton and Skijipy gaiTies kui.st Hartford has played lead over Pally Berg of St. An- Armstead (23-4-11 was unbeaten prices, fail to attract tlie writers biirn witb a serond alraiRlit State j discussion centered around the fine the. Silk Towners, diews. Ill , and Beverly Hanson of by, a Van Brocklin to Pete Retz- not be the pre.ssure of recruiting Asked wliich teams he meant. i 11 fights until he dropped a de­ ...Rockville Higli's John Cana- iced the verdict with a 2fi-lfi et , in the third quarter to move inlo j pocketed $2fi after .sharing second tile Indian.s' sc.hedule the locals bus iiiniplled a losing 4-5 rerord ti. Detroit and .S.vracu.se. ' nually to the outktanding back and returns to the high school gym ^ . the final round and earned $570 yards. Eagle RetzlctT took the speaking that goes with most 16. I season as a ba.sketball (iiach, ; the final eight, mimiles with a com- and thud plac e monev. Another a< cor-dmg to the ciyslal hall, are wliile playing aix of its firat nine ball on the seven and faked past joh.s. .A place where there was The St. Lillis Hawks' Boh Pettit ' lineman with Manchester High’s to meet fifth place Danbury a tourney is planned Surulay. ’ each. Honor to Brown The 10-round match will be car­ phoned to report the latest on his ! second lime in a conlesl starling i fortahle 68-53 bulge. . . . Both ri­ favored bv a slim 51-48 margin games at lionie. 1* on Hie road for did his share of newsmaking this ' fnnihall .'jqiiad. I feel it's the hesl Ram Will Sherman into the end security and where he could spend ried on network (NBC) radio and new gym. An extra inontli will be val.’* sa\’ed their- best pei'foimance Kurt Killy. 6-3 lettrimnn junior. .lj\. of Its Iasi 11 onlings. 'I'be He­' Mrs. Hagge, who had birdies on weekend loo, but it was by scor­ 'aw ard any schoolboy gets anmiallv at 8:30. The downslaiers ui->enrie' qf«rLc. aKHin New RAFF FI-OATKO AWAY .TiLst a few moments before. Graham retired from the Browns their first home game - alter 18 ^ in Manchester. . . . Night home I Britain held the upper hand. 31-2i 1‘ran Snllivan. 5-9 irac-kcinirl ! foot putt on 16 and chipped to Now 'I'nrk, .Ian. 12 (/P)—.liinmy Brown, one of tho mightiost Hawks topped Detroit 111-100, It ast month qualify for post-sea.son play Retzleff had dropped a sure touch­ two years ago. He now operates Roque Maravilla, a young light road attract inn.a Dr. Ray Mozzer ,! and it was spent to advantage ' New Britain had six [ilayers In .standout, have iieeii leading Fa.sl Washburn's eager charges wIlF within two feel on the 17th. She fullliacks in football history, was voted 1958 player of tho was the tiighesl individual total : catching up on my sleep. )i (10.^) Hempstead. N V. .-P "It I.n tlie down pass from Van Brocklin on an insurance agency in Cleveland. heavyweight from Boise. Idaho, phoned not to talk of la.st Satur- : double figines. with Ted Viera the Ilartford perfornicus thus^ far. attempt to shake a two-game los-' ''locked in a 40-foot, pull . on the this season. K 1' l’i.» woi’.sL dav I ever .saw for fccothall." the gotl line. year today liy an Associated Press panel of expert.^ covering He als.) works as a television whose name has been making the day's UConn-Fordliam ha.-ketball j c’lU^lJKBM, I 14 ll-M leader with 16 points, (fame's .scor­ Tile Hornets and Indian.s 'liave mg streak against Windham Re-1 "nal hole of the 6.(>00.yard course El.sewhere over the weekend. De­ F riila y "Norm had faith enough in me the National Football League campaign. football comr-icntator. roundup in recent monlh.s. gels a game but the UCunn-Huly Crus.s Dil.-c’.ili. f ing honors were gaineied by Moi-i- spill then- two-game serie.s in the gional Teili Tuesday in Willimaii- where women s par is .‘)7-3R - 75 troit romped over Cincinnati 101-69 1 SiK I'lLssfnl in his \'entino as .'^ijiliuff c S-'' I.amax, "The lefeiee prsl put the to try again." said the beaming The Cleveland Browns' hatter-’ ------The football po.st at the academy television shot (ABCi on the game coming up Ray is a H'unl- ail\- with 24 tallie.s, hus best in- past two yeai.s, tic and F.llmglon, also on the road, Mary IjOiia Faulk of Thomae- and Philadelphia defeated New I < (jnf'h of the loc’al National f'luard nil's.®" ( it hall down and Iheie it goe.s (lu.il-j RetzlipfT after the game. "That mg ram. who was ainiilaily hon­ has been vacant sinie November Wednesda.v series against Sonn.v ham glad...('old night and as in\' Kn\ Rnicutrl 1 ilivulual effort of ihe sea.son, Fos­ Slvlisli Mcii’i.s.selte. the ville, Ga , the former National Rival lacklera have learned the 5’oik 103-97 in a fight-filled game lia.skptl)Hll team. .lim Henlic le- ing awHV, ' I: iKincil all da' lien i k'liday night. first one was right in my mitts, ored in 1947, hrs rookie year, re­ ^ when Nel.son Nitchman was re- Ray of Chicago. schedule was free I sta\c.l i lu.-e 1U mb 1 ter chipped in with 16 markets. In order lo keep my records tip Wonien's amateur champion, fal­ only wa\ to stop Brown is to grab , In Philly Saturday night. A tussle ported lie was open to ofleis fron; '•nc' 1 ! Freeporf High heat 1 Icmpst c.ul 1 C''I1. ,s l|urd lea.ling scorer with a but 1 foozled it. \STicn I saw that ceived stubborn competition from • lea.sed from the job. The bout, originally scheduled as to the fireside Sunday's jouine>‘ to Suffield will to date I would appreciate Ihe re­ tered on the last day and needed 78 him lou , Hionnd the ankles, to trip between the Knicks’ Richie Guerin an\ of tlie National Haskeihall ' High. 6-0, and m ol of the field | sparkling 2d 7 aieiage Billy Ste- next on® coming. I really sqvieezed Johnny Unita.s, the brlllianl Balti­ him up. Otherwise, only gang- |I Graham and academy olTicials a benefit, sponsored by the Elk­ cmd the first round of plav m the was coxered with t^^o Im lie.s of iwuirt and .iohn Pimdiein will hr sults from last Friday's losing alrokea lo flnieh with 231, good for more quarterback. Brown received and -Andy Johnson of the Warriors TiM ‘!scla\ .-\.s.sn. teHiu.s. "And. I'lii a pkiyin;: • FVF for th- lo -ils fourth money of $403 75, It . . . " tackling seems to be able 4o halt ;iwFtched the Coast Guard basket- hart. Ind.. Police Department, has : rain favored to rcpe.'p a pirxious nine hat He against Waterford. Frank Gifford of the New Ifork 22 of the 41 vole.s cast and Unita.s overflowed into the stands and had F'ellow with more pioldems ttian roai li," lie sHitl, 'Die lii-t boss was Krd I’Unbrr 'SHi Mritain cj^io him. He shakes off those who 1i hall team heat MIT B6-65 here been shifted to the fJhicago Rtad- pioiidei' of the tliiee haskel.s he 1 ---- Giants, who beat out Wade for got 15. spectators and players fighting on Calling the “shots” high up an eight foot step ladder an Army cha|ilain, Tony D'.-Xngona 14 R 1- Pt^ grasp his thighs and hips. ■Saturday night. inm. The IBC said the police didn’t scoi’ed tiian the o}>enin^ jiaine vic­ « •.'»! K"M. f 7 f» G J- T) Airi. • f ...... 4 2 2 1" most valuable player, said, "I the court. Of Cheney Tech was a caller '1 The remaining four vote.s were Paul Brown, the Cleveland roach, i in the West Side Rec Volleyball I>eague is Ronnie Daigle, have enough time to promote the tory. . World SeriP.s him. due in ‘iM'C'ttI f ...... IT 11..ff. It r ...... f, \ h 13 knew we had the plays . .. I was When order was restored. New lost two more members of my vat - t^imiii)' (■ ...... hi 1 Ki^ii f ...... fi 1 :• 111 divided among four players cautiously declined to compare hirti The latter serves as director of activities at the West 10-rounder. i the week of Jan. 19-24. is nearly .1 ^ t 7 11.“ I'4 l.lin, ...... 2 2-.T fi Just worried about getting posses­ quarterback Bobby Layne of York's Guy Sparrow and Woody ■ity basketball team today ...... with Marion Motley, a form er' Boll and Vossler Saiildsbertry of Philadelphia start­ Side building. (Herald Photo by Pinto) ' I solidly hooked hut Don Ber;:er just {) I>«)Mn‘ 11 K ...... 'i-5» n wiiK^ f ...... 2-4 S sion of that ball toward the finish. Plttabiirgh: halfback I^ennie TTie world flj-welght champ, Pas- boys left school. I'll have to I'lay Pn fdfi' p ...... 1 1 7 |'< tfii.f’'/ !Ia Z ...... 4 1-1 0 bone-cnishing Brown fullback, but ed the melee again and police fi­ ' b\’ chanoe asked for the use (>-/i But our defense took it away from Moore of Baltimore and defense­ riial Perez of Argentina, loosens up my varsity games first and use ,I .I"!)''.- z ...... ’ - 1Duluik C ...... S (k-D 1" he did not hesitate to rate Jimmy nally restored order. of the film on .Ian. 22 and it was ...... " (LM " \ t-^t a p ...... fi 4-.S Ifi them and that's all we needed.” men Sam Huff and Roosevelt Share Top Spot in a non-title match Friday in the fellows who don't play with f’niD’ K ...... as the best in the business today. Snndav. the Knicks turned back available A local school teai'her. . „ .\Piil-lit K . , 41' 1 14 Grier of the New York Giant.s. Tokyo against Sadao Yaoita of the jayvees In the second game in Don heads tlie Ro( k\ ille .Jascees. . . .lal" I'niisiial ('nmblimlinn Tijuana, Mex., Jaii. 12 i.T' Golf Philadelphia 111-9.5 in New 5'ork. the future," he reported. The allt- .Scoi ■d 41 17.42 Sophomore Year no Jinx hilt without any fights and Syra­ Rec Volleyball Games Japan. : Nil e to heai of Mac .Stannard's : i f 'I« n»»r Hockey at a Glance pressure mounted today a-' United letic picture is anything hut bright The sophomore season, usually a "There is no question in my jptoiuoUon at the Hartford Times. H r ri' i Stales Open Champion Tommy cuse whipped Cincinnati 127-110. at the school with only a handful M i;«m r 4-6 24 : jinx for moat players, proved no mind." Paid said, "Jiin is the During my first few years at 11ie Sunday’s Results Boll and unheralded Ernie Vossler actually interested in competitive l*ro Kahki’llta!! ' 'NMtitnclin m 2 obstacle to the 22-year-old Brown. greatest running hack in football ! Herald. Mar sat at a desk adjacent C*«? l«c|' f 1 2 .t. . confidence National league of Midland. Tex , led the way Into sports due to outside Interests.. In 1957, the Syracuse grad gamed today. He has the most unusual Reach Crucial Stage R*-*! Helped cure I to the sports desk . . L#ong trip at H"li' nUiHi f 1 2 Montreal 3, Bosl’afl 3 (tiei Siimlay'a Kesiiit** 4-6 942 yards and scored nine tniirh- combination of strength and speed. the final rmuid of the J20.000 Th- Journeyed to .St. Xhomas Seminaty. ' night and it was near midnig’hi Toronto 6, Detroit 6 I tie i Ranjjers, Bathgate KmIu’Ii c 2-.4 'ii downs. Thus . past season., he , He was the difference between an jnana Open. Sport Schedule a picturesque site in Bloomfield. I when I arived hack home. I tried ' N>w York 111. PhilBcielphia Ht5. ib-fiDiiui r (V41 6 ! New York 4, Chicago 3 Cra.shed and dashed for a total of ordinary season and a .snrrca.sfnl Tempest nous Tommy and the 30- Just over the Hartford town line, i out the new (ilastonhurv bridge, .'^yracu.‘»e 122. r'incinnatr llh. Plprc-.iiM p 2 4 12 I American league They’ll be soparatiiiK the men from the boys diirinsr the built on a 1 52T vards. easily disposing of one.’’ yc.vr-old Texan all even after 26 Regains Top Form and watched with Inlerest as St ' \vhit'h is less than lu'd miles from | Bo.'ston 109. Mmnc'apolu'? 106. Cleveland 5, Buffalo .3 Tiiesda.v, Jan. IS next two weeks of action in the Rusinessmen’s Volleyball ! 4 2.4 n o ' ! the old mark of 1 14fi yards set by Brown's 65 yard touchdown dash holes, were still deadlocked after Thomas High racked up its 11th ' my home, and found it a lime i St. Lours 111 Detroit lou • fi\ half 44 Npw Rt itain Springfield 3, Providence 2 ,54 holes with scores of 20.5 High vs. East Hartford. 8:30- i.eague at the West Side Rec. Five team.s—Watkins, l.Jitvi- straight win in a perfect season I Steve Van Buren of Philadelphia was his longest of the season but New 5'ork, .Ian. F2 ion.s. meet an u|) and the Broadway Blues to tie the De­ but it does promise you . . . coming St. Mai*.\'s Monday night 8:45 Latvians vs. West Sides. the offer was rejected Bills son, Turkiiigton and Buzz Keeney. 1 had longer unbeaten slreak.s than after an 80-79 upset of Alabama have no shortstop. ” said Dr. Sa- troit Red wings. Tuesday—8:15 Second Congos \ Auburn's 24, A bundle of ha.sket- la.st .Saluiday. Kentucky, top- casa, dean of the diplomatic corps, at 7:45. Snitz Mordavsky is the Then last night, he poked home man to slop with the Insurance- vs East Sides; 9 Roto-Ki vs. Wood- bailers have won more than 21 in ranked nationally is ^-I with when he spoke at the minor league the tying goal against the Black men who wpn tlie title a year ago hill. a row. the curreiil .status of Au- Missis.sippi Stale .Adolph Rupp'.s baseball banquet here. Wednesday -8:15 Liberty Mu­ Hawks again. But this time rookie Perry Jones to Level Blast Wildcats ilon't get a crack at • \ down-to-earth FRKP'. planning service in any phaae of home building as the Firemen. I>ea Colwill notched another and , hiiin's winning streak. Wednesday night, another big tual vs. Teachers, 9 Center Congos I But no one has ever dominated Auburn until Feb. 21 the rangers won. 4-3. remodeling or repairing. TV view ing game is on tap when Watkins j both major sports at the same Sniithweet Texas Christian SRI OLl’B MEETINO vs. Watkins. Bathgate's goal sent him into At Buchholz’ Temper Displays Manchester Ski Club will hold meets the Center Congos (19-5) at Standings the league lead In that department time the way the Tigers are do­ (3-0i the leader, with Arkansas 9 o’clock. The Congos are very • ,\n out-of-thi.'- world .selection of lop-quality materials at lowest price* is easy today... COASTY toys — a meeli g tonight at 8 o'clock at w . L. Pet. with 23. Dickie Moore of Montreal ing now. and S.MU tied at 2-1 The five much in the champion.shlp race and the VEW Home. Membership is 23 1 .958 and Don McKenney of Boston each Perth, Australia, Jan 12 i/P»—"made matters even worse How- ‘ The basketball Tigers, who bag- others, including the tournament possible. . a .sweep of the three games would Watkins ...... champion Texa.s Aggies, are 1-2 open to all. Latvians ...... 23 1 .958 have 22. Perry Jones, America's 70-year-old ever Hie contrite Earl returned ! their 10th straight of the sea-' son 63-54 over Florida Saluiday West S id e s...... 21 3 .875 Trails by Two Davis Clip captain, wouldn t say when he was told he was wanted Atlantic Coast .National pow- night, and St. Boiiavenlure i8-i)i • \ delitery .service that’s almost as sudden as the horn blowing behind yo, SAVE t h e MOST w i t h Center Congos...... 1919 5 .792 so publicly, but it's a safe bet to back on the courts. er.s North Carohna .State (5-01 It also boosted his total points of Glean. N. Y., are the only major and .North Carolina (4-0i running you when the traffic light (urns green. C o rren ti's...... 15 5 .750 to 49, just two behind league- day that youn$f Earl Buchholz Is Even United States Consul Gen. 11 13 ,4.58 In for some fatherly advice. Robert Barke. who watched the iinbeatena in college basketball to­ one-two. Maryland, primarily the St. Mary's ...... leading Betnie' (Boom Boom) day. The Tigers haven't lost since Vermont at IJConn Saturday; Civilans,»...... 10 14 .417 The gang'ling St. Louis teenager final, was disturbed, and offered .saiiie team that repre.sented the Geoffrion of Montreal. Alabama tripped them 83-6.5 about ACC in the NCAA Tournament • ,\ low cost power tool rental. East Sides .... . 7 11 .389 The Rangers had to overcome a has been showing bursts of temper­ to have a talk with Buchholz about a year ago. la.st .spring, tiails at 4-2. Kaceys .• t ...... 7 14 .333 3-1 deficit to haul the victory out ament too much to suit Jones. the lad'a deportment. . COAST GARAGES Elis Try Luck Against Army Great on (irid Too Missouri I'aliey Cincinnati Second Congos . . 7 14 .333 In the final stanza and move Hia latest display came Sunday "I realize Earl is quite young • Continuous Budget Charge Plan: - The football Tigers had a tie (3-0( leads after a couple of close T ea ch e rs...... 5 10 .333 within three points of second-place when he was beaten in the final of and impetuous.'' he observed. "But . 8 16 .333 the "West of Auatralia Champion­ I feel that such explosions aa this with Georgia Tech last fall but ■scrapes, a double overtime victory New Haven, Jan. 12 >JFi— Uni--*'were enough to cjui.se the loss. Liberty Mutual Chicago. have whipped all 2-3 otheis they've Woodliill ...... 1 20 ■’ .048 ships by Spain's Andre Gimeno, are bad for both Earl and for his ovei .second-place Bradley (2-li versity of Connecticut, current They scored seven m of 15 from Both other games ended In ties. met since losing lo Florida in their the foul line to Penn's 25 out of Roto-Kl ------0 18 ,000 Montreal deadlocked Boston 3-3 6-1, 6-4, 6-3. Previou.slv, Buchholz country," and a battle with Houston, which When you open tTiuh account, stale the amount of monthly payment jou wish to make and youP YOUR OW N 'EXCLUSIVE DESIGN" top team in the Yankee Confer­ had won the tournameni junior Jones promi.sed Backe he would i sixth game of the 19.56 season held mighty Robertson to a career 32. and toronto and Detroit struggled Both, however, have been shoot­ AT DIRECT-FROM-FACTORY LOW PRICES! ence, has two league opponents In other weekend games involv­ to a 6-6 standoff. title. handle Buchholz. However, the gal lew of 13 points. total credit will he ten times that amount. so’s home heating lerv of 1..500 wa,s more charitable ing only for poll and’ conference Big Teo Minnesota leadlfig at Now, COAST will exciusively design your garago to match your •neither of them too strong. - lined ing Connecticut teams, unbeaten Don Mar.shall and Claude Pro­ After getting off to a bad start, Ex-Olympic Skater Buchholz' temper got the better of lo Buchholz and paid him a fine recognition because the NCAA has 1-0^ with five others, ii chiding co- house at pitccs way below cu$tom>buildtngi Only the largest cp for this week's play. New Britain Teachers took Ply­ vost scored for Montreal ip the SIO $15 $20 $25 our w qyl him. He glared at the linesmen, ovation. , tagged Tiiburn willi probation fatorite ■ Northwestern and Michi­ If vou set your monthly pajment at: monufactorer of garages in the cast hos ihe plant facilities ond The UConn.s„will go to Durham, mouth (N. H.) Teachers. 74-57, third period to enable the Cana- through 1961 for football i-ecruit- N.H., Tuesday for a tussle with Trinity edged Tuffs. 69-61, and Wins Senior Title diens,. to overcome a 3-1 Boston tossed his racket on the turf sever­ Buchholz still was upset over hii gan Slate, lied at 2-1. 'l(now-how' to give tho homo owner such a spectacular value! al times and stormed off the i-ourl loss to Gtnieno. Ing irregularities. Southern West Virginia (5-0l You get premium quality the University of New Hamp­ the Coast Guard Academy won a lead and extend their unbeaten Continued success has put Au­ Your initial purchases may amount to: $100 $150 $200 $250 after the match ended. "My mother could have played threatened by Virginia Tech (3-0) Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the NO DOWN PAYMENT - FIRST PAYMENT DUE AUGUST 1959 shire’s winless team. On Satur­ close one from MIT, 66-65. Hartford, Jan. 12 (J5 —- Former streak to six games. Johnny burn in the driver's seat in the "I was naturally diaappointed better,” he said. "When I atarled. and William A Mary i5-li. The moat completely effective fuel day, they’ll meet the fourth place Saved the Game Olympic skater Ray Blum yester­ Bucyk, Jerry Toppazzini and Southeastern Conference race, one oil additive in uae today. And University of Vermont , at Storra. day won three of five races in the Brounce Horvath scored for Bos­ over Earl's behavior," said Jones. I was nervous and in ii daze. Later Mounlies play W 4 M tomorrow. Your credit limit may he extended to: $200 $300 $400 $500 The Coast Guard held a 16-polnt “But it is Just a case of a very when T got Into the match t got of a half dozen wide-open scram­ ' Ivy I-engii<‘ Dartmouth and you get pr«oium aenice. Au­ And Yale, which has been buf­ Senior Men's field of the Connecti­ ton- bles to develop in a topsy-turvy lead at the half, but lost It all after bad temper which the boy has had a bad call and I got so mad 1 Princeton (both 3-0 . tomatic dcHveriea . . . a bal­ feted steadily in its own Ivy cut Outdoor Open Speed Skating The last place Leafs blew 3-0 college basketball season. 1 the intermission. Bob Ferguson for years." couldn't hold my racket without Skyline -Utah (2-01, challenged anced payment plan and many League, will try its luck against Championships. and 6-4 leads over the Red Wings. At a time when the cream lusual- put In a free throw with 11 sec­ The fact that 'Western Austral­ shaking. Everything I did after by Brigham Young (1-0 . W. 0. non-league Army at Weal Point The Senior wonien's crown went Johnny Wilson scored twice for )y has risen to the top. perennial 1 So wlio wflnls a trip to the moon when you can get all this down-to-earth service at The other extraa deaigned to make onds to save the game. ian Gov. General Sir Charles that was wrong. Rix'ky Mountain Perennia-l .Wednesday. to Jeanne Ashworth, 20, of Wil­ Detroit, but Gordie-Howe tallied in Kentucky is no better than third home heating really easy. FRUrS‘ Trinity led all the 'way in its the final three minutes to pull ihe Gairdner, waa leaving the stands ■ ’ "Gimeno didn’t play well. I t was leader Idaho Stale locked with Gienney Company? The Elis lost league games Fri­ mington, Mass., recent winner of LIMITED TIME OI>iflYI Coaii victory over Tufts. Hank Ive of to make the presenfation when.the Just that I was so wrought up and in the SEC. favored Texas A&M day and Saturday to Princeton, the Eastern States Senior Wom­ Wings into the tie. It was the Is tied for last in the .Southwest, Colorado .State College at 2-0, with Gorogt Buyers will SAVE Tiifts scored 28 points. Trinity's ,18-year-old Buchholz walked off so lousy.” 71-55 and Pennsylvania, 5B-53. en's Championship. 405th goal of his career. touted Maryland is no heller than Pacific Const . ■ California and Mobilheat •T-ft EXTRA with thii FREE BANK Ken Cromwell and Ken Lyons got Southern California both 3-1. Joe Janci of Norwalk, tlie only third in the Atlantic Coasj, Cin­ Ike cfeoii-acffM . . . write in now, we’ll. |how Ixiat to Cmaadera 19 and 14. respectively. Stanford and UCLA a half game Open at 7 :00 A.M.; close weekdays at 5:00 P.M.—Saturdays at noon. UConn, in a non-league game, Connecticut, winner, took the old cinnati and Oscar Robertson have you how . . . obtolutely r>o There was never any doubt in behind. S 3 came out 6n the short end of an. timeis' crown. a dogfight on their hands in the obltgotion on your port. New Britain. The Teachers led Ohio Valley — East Tenneasee 74-50 battle with the Crusaders Plymouth, a shorter squad, by 40- Blum skated in the 1948 Olym­ Missouri. Valley, ^ d the favorites lag while Minnesota, with a 4-5 ( 2-01. of Holy Cross Saturday night. 26 at the half. Their lead expand­ pics and was 1949 national champ; WE GIVE overall rerord, heads the pack In Mld-.Anterirah — Kent State Four of the Ousadars hit for ed to 24 point,s once in the second In yesterday’s corhpetltlon, he rep- GREEN STAMPS Osst'*"""' re.senled G'rossinger. N. Y. For­ the Big Ten. (2-0), trailed by Miami of Ohio, I wowW lAs 0-130 10 or better, against the luke­ half. the perennial, 3-1. //I #EtfO'r.TJn: warm UConns. merly of Nulley, N. J., ha now Even West Virginia, with 41 )tvtt I The University of 'Bridgeport A’ankee -Defending champ Con­ YourJSuarantee—Otir 39 Princeton found the leaka In works In Chicopee. Mass. straight,,,§ou4hern (I’on/eiCnce vic­ defeated Brooklyn Poly, 91-68. He won the mile. 220. and '440. tories may have a sure-for-shootin’ necticut (3-Oi. Yale's zone defense early.and led ' Standings Arizona Stale U.. Texas Weat- MOIMRTY at the half 36-25. Dan McFc.dden and took becond snd third in the challenge on its hands from am\)l- Y'ankee Coiiferenro 880 and ttyo-mile races, respectt've- tious William and Mary or Vir­ em and Hardin-Simmons have Years Of Dependable Serviee got 15 for Yale, but the Tigers been the moat conaiatent of the \ c o L u e n W. U Pet. ly. Eti Peters of Flushing, N. Y., ginia Tech. BUILDINO MATERIALS had Jim Brangan with 24 and Eoruer Cpnference teams juat .be­ ...... 3 0 1.000 Won the latter two aventa. tJtah and Ka'naaa Slate, the. pie- BROTHERS twins .Ctu-I a d Herman Belz, each Connecticut .... ginning league play, while' Santa UN 5-1181 . . . . . 2 1 .667 aeaaon Skyline and Big Eight Con- LUMBER FUEL 336 NORTH MAIN STREET , . 301-315 CMttr St. with 17. . •' ■ Maine , Clara appeals to be San Francia-; c o h h * : Fee C»w|il»«« IsffmMles ' ...... ? 1 .867 fareniM: choicea, are living up to ,♦ The next night, the Elia led Rhode Island .. Hollywobtl. Calif; Mauro co’a Bucceaacr In the We*t O o u t ■Vermont . ..7 ...... 3 ,3J .500 the reputatioM . Anti, aa everyone during moat of the game .but fin­ "Vazquez, 134t Mqxico nut- AUiIMie Ml 3-5135 Visi» ij’i So'id: ished weaJdy 'against Penn. Massachusetts . 1 1 .50() pointed Gil Csdilli, 33, Los thougrit, IHurtmouth end Prince­ 1 ' Fret throws ii$iased by Tala New Hampshlr« ...... 0 5 .000 Anffetes, 10. / : ^ • i.-;'

7 MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12. 1959 PAGE T^TESSW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1969 p a c t t c t l v b Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Articles For Sale ,45 Household Goods 51' Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— Houses for Sale 72 I'HERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Mother Relates Business Services Offered 13 37 Teneihents 63 FIVE ROOM single on Washing­ FOUR BEDROOM Colonial off WANT TO BELL? For Mtlon on Male or Female f o u r PABM of lined draperies, GAS s t o v e and gas refrigerator. ROOM FOR young lady. All the (XXI) homes, building lota, acreage, colonial pattern, blue, weighted, ton St. Large expandable attic. Porter St, Seven years old excel­ n,OQR SANdI ng and reflnlshlnr. RO' r flOtfTTUlHHYaTAHe MIR Good condlti(m and miscellaneous comforts of home, a few feet from IMMEDIATE occupancy Three Baaement garage. Cali Owner MI commercial property call ua. 8peolall*lng In .old floori. Ml APPLICATIONS 65 inches. MI 3-1225. Hems. MI 9-014L everything. MI 9-3329, ST. JAMES’ PARISH — Home for lent condition, (jail owner Ml Faith in God, Tu«GlWVirWAW«T OUT lOWiy.' VJAWW IDO CMOPPVr rooms, heated, first floor with ga­ large family, four bedrooms, two- ,9-0679. 9-2527. Ready buyers. Call Carl Schwarz 9-5750. rage. On bus line, $80. Call Ml or Esther Pitkin Schwarz, Brok­ LII^CASOCEAMUMEft M p t OOHTiiifEETHEtOOW THE tOO«S I- Npwr being accepted for men and SPACE HEATEIR 1956 model, HEA’TED ROOM for one or two car garage, excellent condition. «TAf900SeiOfWT ^oPTHuT-Ci-oup:Pf women to work in poultry proce»«- Building M a te ^ ls 47 3-6678 or Ml 9-9515. One block from St. James’ School. COZY TWO bedroom ranch, cellar, ers, MI 3-0154. CONNIE’S TV and fUdld Service, a—* Florence. Heats 4 rooms, ReEumn- |enUemen. Free parking. 54 High FBI and Police r > a m the etoum Ing plant at Priced to Sell at $17,300. R. F. jalousie enclosed breczeway, ga­ MANCHESTER VICINITY available all hour*. Satiafaetlon able. MI 9-7778. THREE ROOMS and bath, very rage. 100' frontage, high elevation, SELLING YOUR home? For guaranteed Call Ml 9-1516. :3 MiHOR- Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. Like new, four room ranch. prompt, efficient, courteous aerv ADVERTISING Super Special Savings List clean and modem. Gas furnace. only $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, (OoDUDued (mm Pmt* Om ) EASTERN DRESSED a n t iq u e f u r n i t u r e , silver, FURNISHED room, kitchen, laun­ Stove and refrigerator furnished. Youngstown kitchen, ceramic bath, ice and appraising without nbllga- UPHOI^TERINft, a 1 1 p c o V e ra. glass, china, and used furniture dry, TV and telephone prixdleges. (XXII) m 9-5132. ' POULTRY CO. Canadian Framing, 2x3 $80 monthly. Available Jan. 15. storm windows and doors, fire­ tlon, call 8. A. Beechler Realtor, ly seen her once, shortly afU f CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS di-apoa. Ciiatom made. P A M bought and sold. Furniture Repair Cali 4-7 p.m., MI 9-7846. Ideal for single couple. Call MI place, basement garage, (4 acre Ml 3-8989 or Wesley R. Smith Aa- lTpholate.rv ahopa. 207 North Main to 2x12 ...... $89 Tier M' Service. Ml 8-7449. New six room ranch, one block BIG HOUSE birth. ’’She has a birthmazic ttvet 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Old Columbia Road, Western Framing from $105 per M' 9-7319. Large family home of eight lot. Stone retainer walls, well soclates. Ml 9-8952, Member Multi­ St., phone MI 9-832H or MI 9-960R. WELL HEATED large room. Gen­ from Green. All large rooms, two landscaped, 5% FHA. t0% VA to her left eye,” he said, "but I rudtf 4x8 Plyscord ...... 499 per M’ g e n e r a l EHectric refrigeratdr, rooms, in good condition and good ple Listing Service. Willimantic, Conn. tleman. Parijlng. Kitchen privi­ THREE ROOM apartment (or rent. baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ qualified buyer. Asking $12,500. recognized her by her beautiM COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED LEAVE YOUR nibbiah worries to No. 1 Oak Flooring .. *192 per M' good condition. Dining room set. leges if desired. MI 9-4171. location. Garage. Garden space. feet and hands.’’ Located 100 feet fjrom bus. line place. Full baaement, two-cai ga­ Large six room Cape, oreezeway ARE YOU CONSIDERING BIONBAT Thru FRroAY 10:50 A.M— SATl RDAl 0 A.M. ■ mel Cellars, attics, clpaned Modem processing plant, good Aye Grade Birch Doors China'closet. Ml 9-1746: and two blocks from Manchester rage. Your choice of nterior Owners moving out of state. Price SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? A holiday atmosphere perradad Ught tnicking of all Kinds, for wages, steady work, other bene­ From $"' each ATTRACmVE, warm, comfortable decoration. R. F. Dimock Co., Real $16,000. and garage, plastered walls, large the house — a 2-story brick dwell­ bedroom with connecting living business district. $65 oer month kitchen, bay window In dining Wo will appraise your property PLEASE READ YOUR AI) homes, stores and offices. Norm's Prime Gray Shakes ..$10 per kq. DONT m i s s THE BOAT! tors, Ml 9-5245. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor free and without any obligation. ing (1012 85th at.) in the t r o u g h Trucking. Ml 3-8905, fits. Apply in person only, dally 9-3. 1x8 TAG Sheathing---- $93 per M’ room. In quiet refined home near with heat. Call MI 9-5238, 9 a.m room, fireplace, I'n baths, two Brother Here’s The Biggest, to 5 p.m. MI 9-1642 We also buy property for cash. Park section of Brooklyn. It is the Hand Spilt Shakes • - 823.95 per sq. Center. MI 9-7410 (XXIII) large bedrooms up with walk-ln or "Want Ada" »r*> lakrn o\i>r thr Ask for Mr. Zucker Most Sensational Bargain closets. Storm windows and oors. Member Multiple t.tsllng home” of the mother’s parents, Mr. venlcaoe. Tha adwrtliwr nhould rrad hU *d thr I IR.ST I)A1 IT Pocket Door Frames, TWO ROOM apartment for rent. WEST SIDE—Attractive five room STANLEY BRAY, Realtor and Mrs. John Fumo, where Mra MDRTENSEN t v . Specialized RCA Complete. .. from $16.50 each You’ll Ever Get In Your Life WANTED—’Two gentlemen ta share BOLTON—Six room split level, Awnings. House just painted out­ a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS In ttinr for the noxl lnt.rr- television, service. Ml 9-4641. W hile this Jerm with the large double room in new single Located 100 feet from bus line home, cnclo.scd breczeway, ga­ side, Separate washing drain, fully BRAE-BURN REALTY Chlonchio has been staying. Hm . Tlia Herald ia rraponalblr lor only ONE Inoorrocl or omillou TH AT^ LIGHT AS A FEATHER Agents -Wanted 37-A Birch Plywood ---- 48c sq. ft. __ And The Easiest Terms and two blocks from Manchester wooded lot, only four venrs old. rage, $13,900, a.ssume 4 'i% Ml 3-6273 Friends and relatives poutred In, home. Twin beds, bath, shower, Three bedrooms, fireplace, excel­ tiled basement floor. Large well laarrtton lor any advrrM*rmrnl and then only lo the rxtrnt of n SNOW PLOWING — Resident or WAHTS TO HEAP rcW E'JROPE We will beat our competitors Ever Made parking 63 Hackmatack Ft. MI business district, $55 per month mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. landscaped lot. Immediate occu­ They embraced the Chionchios and •*maka InaeHlon. Error* xvhlrh do not loaxon the xnlur of ATTEN’n o N retired men'. Your with heat. Call MI 9-5238, 9 a.m. lent condition. $16,800 R. F. Hutchins, MI 9-6132. LISTINGS WANTED for all types rommerclal area. “ No lob 1; too REGARDLESS OF $100 monthly tax-free income is advertised prices by at least 5% . Yes Sir! That’s Right! 3-7689 aher 4 p.m. pancy. Full price only $14,900. each other, many of them had Ul» advertiaemml will not bo rorrortorl by "mako e"'"' Insertion. to 5 p.m. Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. of homes. Prompt, effletenl s*rv stayed with Mrs. Chlonchio dur­ large or too sm all" Nights and WEATHER- easy to earn, showing-nationally NOBODY — BUT NOBODY THREE BEDROOM home. Good weekends, PI 2-7798, wccUdava MI Take 1. 2, or 3 Years 'To Pav For information or ice, (.'all Clcszynski-Felber Agen ing the week’s anxious hours. A famous cushion shoes! Dignified — UNDERSELLS NATIONAL "SUPER DE LUXE ” FIVE ROOMS heated. Newly fur XXIV condition, large rooms, nice lot. Otiior Listings cy. Art and Ann Felber. Mi 3-1409 POUR COOPERATION MTI.I. 3-2427. no collecting or delivering! No ROOM FOR RENT. Lady pre- connln, 22-yesr-old Gloria Mat. Dial Ml 3-2711 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE ferred. Call MI 9-1940. nished. Porch, parking facilities Conx’cnlent location. By owner, LAWRENCE E. FIANO, Or Margaret Cleszynskl, MI Hello, announced happily that her BE APPRECIATED experience needed. Free catalog, NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. West Middle Tpke. MI 9-7961, MI NEW SIX room Colonial $17,900. MI 3-8,568. FLOOR SANDING a specialty also All 100% Guaranteed Broker 9-4291. boss, an attorney, had given her light carpentry work. Call MI details! Write Tanners, 226W, 381 STATE STREET ONLY $433 FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping 3-4987. built-in dishwasher, U>! baths, Automobiles for Sale 4 Brockton, Mass. NORTH HAVEN, CONN, built-in stove and oven. Crmplcte- SUMMIT STREET Three . bed­ Ml 9-5910 LISTINGS WANTED, single and the day off. Lost and Found 9-8919. PAY ONLY $17.33 Month room w’ith electric refrigerator. Chlonchio Insisted that everyone ^estnut 8-2147 — YOU GET — Middle-aged lady. MI 3-6388. AVAILABLE ANY TIME. Neat, ly landscaped. Amesltc ('rive, R. room, two-story house, t'-j baths. Iwo-family houses. Member of PRIVATE OWNEk -1957 Meruiry BRING YOUR typewriters to modern and convenient three F Dimock Co., Realtors, MI Two fireplaces, pine paneled rec­ MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ have a drink, early morning or no FOUND Situations Wanted— 16-PIECE BEDROOM reation room, patio and porch. eailv morning. two door sedan Power .aleenng, Berube’s for repairs All work "T h M ih c H ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. rooms and bath. $75 a month. Call 9-5245. Lol.s for Sale 73 tor, Ml 9-1107 any lime. Mercomatu. 15.000 original miles 18-p i e c b l iv in g r o o m $17,500. Proctor Rd Two story Afrs. Chlonchio, a teacher of A way to aave your back and heart guaranteed 479 East Middle Tpke Lia t4 tCHWADTZ, Female 38 12-PIECE k it c h e n Private entrance and parking. In­ MI 9-7319. Reasonably pi'U'Od. Tel. MI 3-1274 We pii k u)! and deliver. Ml 9-3477 Diamonds— W atches— quire 167 Maple St. (XXV) Colonial, three bedrooms, two- HAVE CASH b!iyer for single French ami Spanish at McKinley atOI»IANHaTSL, - - P1U.S house. $1.3,000 to $16,000 Please Parktvay Service Center any time. and .MI 3-6342. WILL DO TYPING and or general Jewelry 48 4'-i ROOM apartment, recond car garage. $17,500. Bowers School I-ARGE LOT in choice loration, all High School, said that sinoe the office work In my home. Will pick e l e c t r ic PLEASANT heated furnished room floor, extra room on third floor. NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, area three bedrooni ranch, al- utllllies. Call Madeline Smith, rail (,'arlton W. Hutchins, MI br.hv’s dlsappearanee, she has refrigerator Call Ml 9-8093 19.58 TAl'Nl'.s, fully equipped. 4.000 BERLIN TRAINED rlock repairer up and deliver-If you wish. Phone with private bath. Kitchen facili­ Combination gas range and Vene­ built in range and oven, near bus. lachcd garage, built-in range and 0-5132 aa soon as possible. worn a rosary around her left LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ TV s e t P^eallor, MI 9-1642, For a apot on our automatic snow miles Musi sell Private paity. will rpRtore yonr clock rcpsfina- PI 2-7534, pairs, adjusts watches expertly. ties available Call MI 9-4578. tian blinds, storm windows fur­ school and- shonping. Large lot. oven. Swedish fireplace. Ferguson wrist and prayed almost constants Call MI 9-00.30, evenings PI 2-8383. Courses and Classes 27 Help Wanted— Female 35 and c o m b . RANGE nished. Recently decorated Good $16,200 R.' P’j Dimock Co , Real­ removal servlc* blv For eslimales phone MI Roofing—Siding 16 Reasonable prices. Open dally. Rd.- 100' wooded lot wltli utilities >y- Al.so 1957 Fold ronverlible. 9-2044. POSITION AS companion or house­ Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Free Storage until wanted location. Close to Main St. $80. tors. MI 0-5245. and sidewalk. Exchisive section, "I made novenas to almost dverr RADIO-Electronics-Televislon. In 2 WOMEN SEW Easy Reedy-cut COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. keeper for elderly person, semi­ Street. Ml 9-4387. Free delivery ROOM FOR RENT for genUe- MI 9-7885. very reasonable. Wanted List­ saint you can think of," she said. 1953 CHEVROLET four door sedan KLECTRICAE work by Walt evenings per week we can leach Wrap-a-round aprons home, Earn Free set-up by our own reliable LOST—Diamond ring aolitalre. gold Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- invalid of two adulta. Live In. MI man. 91 Foster St. S V n ings on three and fovir bedroom A novena is nine days of reli- Radio, heater, powerglide. flood /.emanck assures yofir safely. asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, yoti practical servicing. You $26.16 dozen spare time. Write 3-1319. men FOUR ROOM, two bedrooms, auto­ liomes and two-family houses, Eisenhower Meets giouB prayer and devotion. band. Reward. TR 5-6320. FRONT ROOM heated, hot water, condition, MI 9-4393, between 5-7 Don't wail, call .Ml 9-8976 now. galvanized or copper gutters and “ Learn-by-Doing'' at Connecticut’s Accurate Manufacturers, Free­ Fuel and Feed 49-A Phone For Appointrnent matic hot water, screens anji BOLTON—New five room ranch, Carl .md Esther Schwarz, Brok­ The baby was found on tha p.m. Be wise and mofiernize. leaders. MI 3-7707. Oldest Electronic.s School. Also port. New York. SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford (TH j parking, contral. Lady or gentle­ storms, nice neighborhood. Phone fireplace, ba.sement garage. Two Situations Wanted— Male 39 man. 59 Birrli St. ers, MI 3-0154. ninth day of her novenas. Announcements 2 full-time day Technician training. WEIX, SEASONED split oak fire­ 7-0355 any time up to 8 p.m, i MI 3-6563 or TR .5-2230. acre wooded lot. Can choose your She said a few years ago, abe xl RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and Classe.s are now starling. Call place or furnace. $10 loads de­ See It Day Or Night color scheme. $15,200. R. F rtimock ^Lkl”S LOOK AT HOMES Ivad made a novena for the tSr 1951 FORD two-door sedan, Dne . REMfIVED. MI 9-2186. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Hartford; JA ,5-3406 or write for SECRETARY MASON, CARPENTER, painter, livered. MI 3-2694. ATTRACTIVE Five room apart­ Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. Mikoyan Saturday INCOME TAXES prepared -i your owner. MI 9-5009 tile setter wishes work. $1.50 per If you have no means of trans- r q OM TO RENT. Gentleman pre- ment, centrally located, garage, turn of her husband’s loet law home or by appointment. Exper­ Waller Scliultz. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. full information. New England portatlon. III sent my auto for IT W ILL SOON BE SPRING Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray Technical Institute of Conn., Inc., Interesting, diversified position hour, CH 6-1375. ferred. 118 Walnut St. heat, hot water and eleetrioity XXVIII school ring. It, too, was fouad and ienced tax work. 24 nour ?rvirc. TV ANTENNAS repaired and In­ FIREPLACE WOOD- $10 a load. y’ou. No obligation. furnished. Privilege to recreation (Believe it or not) returned on the nin'Ui day> she CaU MI 3-4723. 1949 CHEVROLET. Radio, heater, -lackson, MI 3-8325. 56 Union Place, Hartford 3. Conn. for capable secretary seeking per­ (Continued irom Psgo One) stalled. (,'all Modern TV Service, manent work. Good judgment and PI 2-6406. A—L—B— E—R—T—’S room. Price $125 monthly. Call COVENTRY—New 5 'j room ranch, Zoners lo Hear said. clean. Ml 3-4823. Ml 3-8185. ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ Poultry and Supplies 43 ROOM FOR middle-aged wom­ MI 9-0279 or 22 Trumbull St., three bedroom, living room, kitch­ Choose vour home now and be i Most of the gathering, including FEDBRAI- INCOME taxes pre­ ability to meet people required, 37 43-45 ALLYN ST, HARTFORD an. $10 weekly Call Ml 9-3169. all moved in when the robin comes ! Ibe nuclear missiles age. The pentry. Alterations and additions. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P M, Manchester, en and dining area. Built-in range the Chionchios, had been awake pared with your savings in mind 1950 STUDFIBAKER (’ommander. ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt Bund.s— Stock,s Mortgages 31 hours, 5 day week. Pleasan*. work­ BROAD-BREASTED bronze tur­ Garden— Farm— Dairy a'bobbin. I-et a qualified Jarvis United Stales responded p'’omptly 7 Requests Today Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-6246. f Jood . running condition. Snow cap Ceilings. Workmanship ruaran- ing conditions, excellent benefit keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any SAT. 6 P M. ROO.M NEAR Main St. for gentle- | and oven, fireplace and ’nantlc. with a statement saying it favors since they went to churoh yoeter- friendly service on your Electro­ tecd A A. Dion, Inc..’299 Autumn c'oN.SOLIDATE debts with a sec­ Products 50 Basement garage, hot water heat. Rcprcsenlatlve show you these day morning. When reports clrcu* . tire.s. Radio and heater, $i20. Call lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ program. Write time. Schaub's Turkey F’arm, 188 man I'rivale entrance, parking. | tenement, central, listings. TODAY. resuming the talks- which broke MOVING VAN going to New York St. Ml 3-4860. ond mortgage loan at $22.25 per Situated on one acre lot. Close to down at Geneva Dec. 18 -but v;anls Seven requests for variances, in­ lailng last night indicated a break Ml 9 1093. livery Call Electrolux aulhorlred Hillstown Road, Manchester, APPLES and pears, now on sale Musical In.struments 2.3 Pearl St. MT ,3-7236, I heat, 454 Main St.. MI 9-,5229, 9-5. Friday, January 16. can ucc part month for each $1,000 borrowed, P. 0. BOX 2103 Conn. schools, bus and shopping. $14,900 “ It's new, it's conveniently lo­ an agreement with the Soviet Union cluding one from the Town of in the case might be imminent, load either way. Manchester Mov­ sales ana service. Ml 9-0843 or JA Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Frank at Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Miniinnm FHA financing. R. F Uicy all stayed up through Ow 2-0108. Please ask for Augustli.e HARTFORD, CONN. [THREE ROOM furnished apart- cated. It is an excellent buy in a \vls St., Hartford. Ward Krause, Ml 3-5336. XXX public hearing tonight at 8 o'clock Personals .3 ATTENTION residcnls! Homes, tion, age and salary desired. tatoes delivered. CTiaponis Bros. ! 5-7. MI 3-6441. but this shouldn't scare you. The the second note said that agree­ to get some sleep this morning. 101, excellent condition 54,300, commcrcinl, Industrial. Dissatis­ Ing roofs of all kinds. Alsc new ROUND AND split dry oak wood, ment on (I rommon basis for in the Municipal Building. But she replied, “Lost week, I cut fireplace, furnace and stove PhOne BU 9-5188 or BU 9-5055. LAKE STREET—New six room price is right at $15,500. Make an VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In $649.00 Jensen’s Inc. (always re- i fied with preseiu rubbish service” roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Business Opportunities 32 120 BASS Accordiana. Reasonable. FOUR ROOM apartment, seexmd TENEMENT for rent - Five offer on this, the builder w’ants to tackling the Surprise altack issue The Town is seeking permission didn’t sleep for two days end liable!. Rolling Hills, Route 44A, I Wp invite in(|uiries. Full time cleaned, repaired, 26 years exper­ WOMEN $5 an hour spare time. lengths, $10 per load, delivered. rooms. Steam heat, healed ga­ Colonial with garage. Built by U “ would allow’ the talks to resume nights in misery. I sure can stay my own home ehop. For^ yeare Call PI 2-7886. MI 9-6559, after I pm. floor. Adult family. Ml 3-z7;)l. & R. Bui't-in stove and oven. sell. for the storage of 50 new and used factory experience. All makee. low Mansfield, GArfteld 9-4479 | service. MA-.M Rubbish Co., MI ience. Free estimates. Call How- $1,000 A MONTH di.stributing VX-6. Sensational new apparel party Household Goods 51 rage. 86 Summit St, profitably." awake two days and nigbts fel ley, Manchester. Ml 3-5361. plan. We deliver, eollect. Free ------;------_-_iONE ROOM apartment, heat, hot Large fireplace. Sun deck, 1% cars on Charter Oak Field. The re­ rates, free eettmatei, tree pickup 9-9757. Restores car s battery. Sales PRE-SEASON chain saw special. baths, tnrep bedrooms. Beautiful It’s old, it's I3 in down but It's The first stage of surprise : Hack quest is being made so that the joy.” and delivery. Mr. Miller JA guaranteed. Exclusive opportun­ sample line. Beeline Fashions, SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall WearinR Apparel— Furs r>7 ■ water. Apply Marlow s, 867 Main 1 3' ROOM apartment, healed still a lot of home for the money. discussions was dcadlock((iil almost The father said he bad not seen TYPEWRITER.S and office ma Bensenville 150. Illinois. Save up 30% on Clinton saws. tiles 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c unheated. Available Feb. 1st. In­ view. $18,700 R. F. Dimock Co., Carter Chevrolet Co., which leases 3-SS04. Aulo Driving School 7-A ity, Free kit. National Dynamics. New and used. Capitol Equipment St. Seven rooms, two baths, an acre from the outset on Nov. 10. Mrs. Jean lavarone, the 48-year^ chines repaired. Sales and Serv- each. Green Paint end WallpaJjer, BROWN FUR coat, size 14 )6. Ex-1 quire 233 Center St. Realtors, MI 9-5245. the property from the Tow’n, for Heating and Plumbing 17 220 East 23rd, Dept. CR-98, New Co., 38 Main St., MI 8-7958 of wooded land, 2-rar garage Soviet bloc representatives brought $800 a year, may continue to use old widow In whose apartment bte BIDE WANTED from Autumn SI. MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead­ Ice, MI 9-3t77. at the Green, eellent condition, $30. Tel. MI j VERNON Three room apart­ (barn), all within walking distance in a variety o f disarmament ques­ ing. driving school. Three skilled, York City. Help Wanted— Male 36 3-1282. ment with garage, stove, refrig­ BEDROOM and kitchen furnished XXXI the properly for that purpose. daughter was found. to Arbor Acres, Glastonbury, Ml S.W a t so n , PI.UMBING and heat­ SNOW BLOWERS—Reo, Snowbird, of schools, bus and shopping. Ask­ tions while western rcprcsenlalives “ But I sympathlre with her feel­ courteous instructors. Class room Two-piece living r(xim set, $40. erator. References. Ml 9-2837. for two adults inchiding gas. elec­ ing $16,200 but ready to talk price Variances are also being sought 9-0758. Ilou.sehold Services ing contractor. New installations, AUTOMOBILE salesman to sell and Toro. Push and self-propelled. Two sofas. $25 and $30 each. VERNON—New six room Colonial sought to limit the work to a study ings and her longlnge," he said. Instructions for 15. 16, 17 year alleration work and repair work. Help Wanted— Female 3.7 new Buieks and used ears. Must Capitol Equipment, 38 Main MI tricity private bath, heat and hot with a willing^buyer. of weapons capable of surpri.se at­ by Alfred Coda, 655 N, Main St. olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Offered 1.3-A Single maple bed, $15. Wanted— To Buy 58 HEATED four and three room water. Call MI 3-7636 or MI 9-4587. with attached garage Puilt-ln ”We still feel that she can come Ml 9-3808. have some type of selling exper­ 3-7958. range and oven Fireplace sun tack and the means for preventing to erect an addition to a garage to Automobiles for Sale 4 Director of Driver Education. BOOKKEFiPER —Experienced pay­ Maple breakfast set. $30. ------. apartments. Inquire 419 North It will be a pleasure to show be used for equipment storage aee the baby if ahe waniba. We a$- FURNITURE REPAIRING - An­ ience. Gorman Motor Sales, 285 WANTED TO BUY ! Main st., or call Ml 9-0576, 12-1 deck. 1'4 baths, three bedrooms, their use in that manner. ways felt this way. If abe was MI 9-7398, 24 HOUR immediate servic-. Re­ roll and account.s payable. Five Main St. USED LUMBER, building and Maple dropleaf table, $30. you this lovely Cape Cod home on Both nolc.s wore received at the Peter Laschever. 568 Center St., to OLDER CARS, mechanic! apectali, tiques restored Fumtttire Repair Mahogany buffet, $10. Good used reaalable furniture, ; P "'- after 5 p.m. Bu.siness Locations high wooded lot Brickfrort. BO affectionate to care for her, modeling, repairing, new' installa- riaN-s. excellent salary. Call Ml plumbing supplies, furnaces, hot (54 I $17,400. R. F Dimock Co. Real- Morse Rd., just off Center St. Close Stale Department yesterday. But erect a sign 15 feet from the street Hxlt youraelf cam, always a good MANCHESTER Driving Academy Service Talcottvlllc. Ml 3-7449. lions, electric sewer cleaning, 9-5273. DRIVERS FOR school buses—7:30 water heaters, windows and 8 ft Grandfather clock, $100. also small for Rent to transportation, schools, shop­ she deserves to be able to aee our aalactlon. Look behind our office. upright and spinet ih s l e Y APARTMENTS. Available — I tors. MI 9-5245. even before llie German peace line. now offers behind the wheel and drainpipes cleaned fa.st ,and effi- to 8:45 a m.. 2;15-3:30 p.m. Man­ doors. Choman'g Housewrec.king. pianos. ping, etc. Living room 18x26, Two treaty plan came in, officials said baby.” Douglas Motom, iS3 Main. classroom instructions for 15, 16, RADIO REPAIRS on any m ake- SEWING MACHINE operator., for WATKINS I Jan 1st, opposite big new shop­ COMMERCHAL business or "ffice Donald Robertson, 146 S. Main While the baby was mtialna:, all amplifiers and phonographs cientlv. Will R. Gny, MI 3-0677. chester, V'ernnn. Call MI 3-2414. at Stock Place. Open Saturday ping center in Rockville. 4’,2 room or 3 bedrooms, BreeZewav and 1- on the basis of a Moscow an­ St., to maintain an .existing addl 17 year olds. Call Mr. MIclettc, night shift. 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Exper­ 8-4, dail.v 3;30-5, or call MI 9-2392. USED FURNITURE Watkins Used Furniture space for rent. Up to 6500 square xxxn car garage. Wooded lot. You will the Chionchios appealed often to BEFORE YOU BUY a used car p. n.-roxa and changers Over 47 vcais total ienced preferred. Apply Kaklar BOILER ROOM attendant, excel­ apartments i2 bedroom^), new feet. Will sub-divide. Main St. Lo­ nouncement Saturday that it was tion to a non-conforming building see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck! ___ " ______EXCHANGE Exchange brick construction. 'leaulifuliy VERNON—New six room split be glad we showed you this one elcarlv unacceptable. They expre.ss- the kidnaper to return her and experience. 90 days guarantee on Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. lent working conditions. High REPOSSESSED fine mahogany cated near Center. Plenty of patk- which is closer to a side and rear promised they would be willing to Sales and Service. 285 Main | i.^rtgoN s Connecticut's fir.st li­ all work. Potlcrton’s. Moving— Trufking- 15 Oak Street equipped big kitchen. Red birch Ing. Phone Ml 9-5229 or Ml ”-7444. level. High wooded lot. Cathedral and it can be yours for only ed hope tlial detailed study might property lino than allowed; Mary pres.sure oil- burner. Experience table model HIFi Webcor player 15 OAK STREET ceiling with redw’ood beams. Ruilt- $16,200, let the woman "vialt the child af' street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenings. censed driving school trained. ,S to rage 20 BOOKKEEPER -secretary’ - office only. Write Box U, Herald. at sacrifice price. Kemp's, Inc. and formica cabinets—dlsposall. open up an opportunity for some Botlicello, 31 Princton St., to erect Certified and approved, is "iw of­ D iaLYNESS STREET. Very attractive new high school. 5-9109 Yo\i can now learn radio and TV ' supermarkets.. Salary $15. Must • SEPTIC TANKS proofing Done. rooms, choice location. quiet rc.sidential neighborhood. (XXXVII) at home Paid for completely by ^ have 1 ar. No selling or demon-1 CLEA.NED and INSTALLED Into Ibis 5 '-j-room ranen TWO ROOM furnished apartment, .Write Box X, Herald. 5-room ranch, recreation room, 3 The new higti school is b^ng ALL TYPES of carpentry the VA. T\' kit and testing equip- | strating involved. Call ' Miss | with full basement, porch, 105 Birch St. Call MI 9-5601 after TWO-FAMILY - - Excellent "ondi- fireolaces, 2-car garage, nicely financed, in the meantime, by a c i n n e y b r o s R. F. Dimock Co. 5 p ni. landscaped. Reasonably priced. done, alterations, dormers., merit included Non-vets-. Apply MagaracI, Monday 10 a.m. • SEWERS M K . attached garage. tion, 5-5, choice location. $16,700. temporary bond i.ssiie. through 6 p.m. CH 9-5611, Ml 9-5245 Business Prpperty for Sale 70 Annulli, MI 9-9244. f tng porches, etc Call (or .same i ourse' F'ree informa­ MACHINE CLEANED Sewerage Disposal Co. $17,000 is the asking price R. F. Dimock Co,, Realtors, MI tion. Write Radio-TV Training As­ WHY WORRY about a job. A pack­ 9-5245. Abraham Lincoln had (our sons: CARPENTERS, experienced in sociation, Dept. MH, 57 F'arming- 130-132 Pearl St.—Ml 3-5.308 of fhis tine custom bliilt $10,300, CUTE FOUR room Cape, building and contracting, altera- [ • INSTALLATION ranch. Many features in this NOTICE age store, restaurant, gas station cellar, sewer, bus. stores, school. Willie. Tad, Edward and Robert. A ton Avp.. Hartford, Conn. Call with garage. Also eight room XXXIX Edward died in infancy. tfnns, additions, porches, e'c. Spe-1 AD 2-640n. SPECIALIST home not found in the aver­ Public Hearings Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. cializing in Pottages, garages, sid- , age home. -Ask tis about Uie house with 11 acres of land. Res­ MANCHESTER- All brick six room MANCHESTER taurant ig leased for two years ings. Gnaranteod' workmanship. | FHA appraisal. Wonderful BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cape in South Manchester Built Ml 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. I GREEN view. Desirable neighbor­ also can lease gas station and by Ponticelli in 1951 Aluminum NEW 6 ROOM RANCH town and Country TOWN OF MANCHESTER, garage. Package store could be <'051PLETE hood. combinations, large enclosed rear ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ 2 bath.s, :i bedrooms, CONNECTICUT run by owner or leased. Nr com­ porch. Garage and amesile drive. net work done. Hone.st and relia- built-in range and oven, Drainage Go.^ FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL $18,5C0 is the pilce for this, PROPOSED ADDITIONAL petition in this vicinity. House No basement, large lot. 'i/ery nice I hle workmanship Call Roscoe HEATING and 2 car $’1A AAA large 6-rooni ranch, full base­ $12,000, store, gas station, with the LO N G H IL L CO. features Thompson, MI 3-1895 for e.sli- Ml 9-4143 APPROPRIATIONS condition. $15,500. R. F. Dimock 'garage. IV)wVV ment, ree-room witli lav,i- garage and package store without Co., Realtors, MI 9-5245. 8270 WITH n« NtW The peak of perfection is reached malea OIL BURNER R. F. Dimock Co. R. F. DIMOCK CO. tory, porch, attached garage.' I Notice is hereby given that the ecpiipment or stock, $16,000, with in this combination of lace and 90 X 300 ft. lot. Trees. Close Board of Di ectors, Town of Man­ equipnoent, $18,500. Stock and in­ 10-20 CARPENTER desires repair work, SEE OCR CLASSIFIED ADS XXXX chester. Connecticut. w;ill hold Pub- XXXX An<0>RAMA embroidery which forms an en- Ml 9-5245 Ml 9-5245 to new sch,ool. Vacant. ventory, a good opportunity. Call "There ore mony important roosons why fote all types of remodeling. Dial PI SERVICE I lie Hearings in the Municipal Hear­ Gakton Realty Co.. MI 9-5731, As slimming as the latest diet ehanting chair seat. Work the de 2-7728. lIOl R BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD SEVEN ROOM HOME OFF aide buttoning princess \mh bold , mure maiden and flower design in 311 9-6818 $22,500 or only $2900 rash ing Room, 41 Center Street, Parker Stiecl. Living room w’ith SERYICE— MI 9-4749 Ml 9-7702 Manchester, Connecticut. Tuesday, BATHBQi change to Bontly. Will yoo toH mo what yoor rea­ M required from a qualified fireplace, dining rextm, kitchen, en­ suxents. I soft colors; crochet the skirl in ROBERT W. AUNEW ROBERT D. 3ICROOCK Hoases for Sale 72 No. 8270 with Palt-O-Rama is * snow-white thread; and presto — 3H S-6472 buyer. 13 rooms. 2'-,. acres J.amiary 20, 1959. at 8 P.M„ on closed porch and four bedrooms. Bari VanCamp '^CONVERSE MI 3-6878 proposed additional appropriations son was?" In sizes 10, 12, \i, 16, 18, 20. Size this eyercatching set is finished. of land. Income of $80.00 per $15,200—Two-faniily 4-4 duplex. Oversized garage and - niee yard. 12, 32 bust, short sleeve, 3U yards Pattern No. 5544 has crochet monOi from a 3-room apart­ as follow.s: Dishwasher New heating system. $8,900 JR. a. To the Recreation Ac- Separate furnaces. Aluminum of 3S-inch; U yard contrast. directions; hot-iron transfer; 2 FAMILY ment. Garages, tool she.l, storms. Call.now. Paul T. Corren- $17,900. R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ “Why, I’d say, ‘Dependability.’ The com­ Send 35c in coins for this pat­ stitch illustrations; color chart. many more extras included. co.vjnt. General Fund tors, Ml 9-5245. $16,700 4-ROOM RANCH Budget ...... $ 750 ti. Broker. Ml 3-5363. , pany we used (o deal with would say tern to Sue Burnett, The Mati- Send 2.5c in Coins, for this pat­ Bolton - Can assume chester Evening Herald, 1150 tern to Anne Cabot, The Manches­ 5 ajid 5 flat. Exccll(jnt PAINTING and Wo would be delighted to b. To the Library Ac­ MANCHESTER —Six room Cape MANCHESTER — CMstom built they’d send a mah to check the burner $5,000 mortgage or count. General Fund AVE. ,o r ^uMraiicAK, n e w ter Ex enini; Herald, 11.50 .WE. OF condition. All types of show you through the de (our bedroom, convenient. Utili­ year old Colonial on acre o' wood­ that morning. He’d get there the nefit bOLTON $15,200 refinanced for larger Budget ...... $ 850 VOBX S8. N.Y. Print name, ad­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36. N.Y. financing available. mortgage. PAPER HANGING MEET BOB OLIVER Ilghtful 5-room Colonial ties, Tongren, Broker. MI 3-6321. ed land. Seven rooms, four bed­ to help y6u day . . . after I’d phoned ten times.. New 5 room ranch, full ranch that we have on Jean c. .To llic Board of Educa­ "Anything in Real Estate.” rooms. Large closets, two fire­ dress with zone, style number and Print Name, Address and Pattern R. F. Dimock Co. basenienf, fireplace, ce­ TELEPHONE OF 1, tion Account, General When Bantly says they’ll send a man ^ size. Add 10c for each pattern for Number. Add 10c,for eacit pat­ R. F. Dimock Co. Rd, Two acres of choice laful places, dishwasher, other extras. plan your new or Ml 9-5245 ramic tile bath. 2 acres in one’of Manchester's choice Fund Budget ...... $2,139 BELOW COST, must sell. Large One mile from Buckley Schq^l on they radio their nearest service truck flrst-clazz mailing. tern for first-class mailing^ wooded lot. Choice loca­ Ml 9-5245 Ml 9-3266 CENTER MOTOR SALES d. To the Sewer Depart­ three bedroom ranch, garage, acre remodeled bathroom Don’t miss the new’ Fall A Have ,vou a copy of our Needle­ residcittlnl areas. school bug route. From wner, and practically before I know it he's tion, near center. 461 3IAIN STREET ment. Administration lot. $14,900 or make offer. Carlton $24,500. MI 9-0251. Winter '58 issue' jf out pattern work' Album 7 It contains dozens We have several desirable and Engineering...... $ 700 W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. there.” catalog, Basic ''ashion. Oslorful. of pretty designs in crochet, knit, R. F. Dimock Co. M anchester's llullding lots priced from I by trtmsfer from MANCHESTER—New Year's Spe­ Now you can have the modern bathroom you’ve always inapirinjg, informative with special embroidery and sew; plus direc­ PORTER STREEIT area—SLx room Ml 9-5245 $1700 to $12,000 and plans ■ Sewer Department, cial. Six room Colortlal. Modern Why don’t you fet us serve you? Phone MI 9-4595 of features, araaift easy to aew styles. tions for one knit and three to fit. , Inipi'ovements4 nd Ex­ Cape Cod, fireplace, pla^ered throughout, nice condition, all dreamed of— at a truly low, low cost. Call on LONG 88c. crochet items. 'Only 25c a copy’ ! Authorise^ Dealer for walU, Rusco storms, atone front. The time is NOW to buy tensions) city uUliUez. Full price $12,600. HILL Today! TR 5-3271 today. NEW COLONIAL that home you have been e. To the Police Account,. $13,900. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI Many more to choose from. .CJall • B ER K ELEY dreaming of. Why wait until General Fund Budget, 9-5132. Ellsworth, Mitten Agency, Real­ $17,900 . for tile installation of. tors. MI 3-6930. MI\9-5S24. ' «OoT OenrtnOao .. .a.-- NOTICE! Cp fo 60 Miles Per. Gallon spring? Prices will be higher $11,800—ATTRACTIVE three bed­ Where service 3 large bedrooms, mag­ then and mortgages prob­ a fully automatic pe­ room ranch, ceramic bath, large DELCQ-HEAT U row.':’*’----- SOUTH WINDSOR To oil reoders of our ods.:— ably hard to find. ■ destrian-motor vehicle FOR SALE or lease beautiful ye^u* COVENTRY nificent -kitchen with $17,300 . . . We sincerely believe that all of our 'listings ad­ kitchen, knotty pine cabinets, hot • GQGGOMOBIL traffic light at Main water hieat, expellent construc­ ‘round three bedrcxlm home. Bol­ comei first'* New room ranch.. 1 $17,000 SPLIT built-in stove, oven and , (ST. JAMES PARISH) vertised here are the lowest i»o*sible prices for the Please Call: ton Lake. 1^4 baBjs, living room, cii.shwiaBher, IK baths, Street and Middle tion. 100’ frontage, trees. Carlton Built-in. iitove and oven, 6 I'oom's, garage, beautL higb^t quality workmanship and materials available Turnpike ...... $2,000 fireplace with raised hearth, ultra paneled fireplace wall, ful w’ooded lot, bu'ilt-ln large ( living roonj wlUi ■ 4 bedroom home, 2 car Manchester’s Newest Car, WARREN E. , W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. modem kitchen 'With built-in ,pven [fim on today’s marke,t! ' Francis J. Mahoney, stove and oven. Jtnmedi- fireplace. Choice location. garage, perfect condition. Very tamly yours, FINE SELECTION HOWLAND Secretary $18,650—BOLTON, 'rolland Road: and counter top range, garbage 1’247 MAIN'.feT.' <14,9N atp occupancy. O#’ CLEAN HEALTOR— an 8-1108 Board of' Directors ^ Immaculate- four room rainch, disposal etc. UtlUty laundry room,- R. F. Dimock Co. R. F. Dimock Co. EAST HARTFORD It F. OiiM dt Cn. ' R. F. Dimock Co. The R. F. DIMOCK CO. 575 MAIN ST. Manchester, Connecticut breezeway, garoge, patio. Lot beautiful screened Mrch and mui Evening Mr.' Holcombe Dated at Manchester, Connect!' 104x200: Muat be seen. Ustinga deck overlooking Btrfton _La^ KILL >v;t Ml 9lS245 Ml 9-5245 . ^ jf l JAekioii fi-4151 M l f 42 4 5 Ml 9-5245 U SEDG AftS .(' MI 4-llSO ' cut, this 8th day of January, 1938. needed. (Jail now.. PatPaul J. Ck>r-1 (Jompletely lawlscaped. (?aU Adv, No. M18 J . ; rentt,«Brok«r. MI S-S868.laea. . • t-tm , » to 8.

I i h e . - ' f : MONDAY, JANUARY 12. 1959* The Weather PAOTratEEN Average Daily Net Press Run iim trljf0tpr lEwpning For the Week Ending Forecaurt of II.. a. Weather BoroM January 10th,' 1959 Fnlr and a bit colder tonight and St Judo Thaddeus Mothers The Queen of Peace Mothers Cir- have particlMted with Johnwn In The Officers' Wives Club of the I . Clrcle will meet Wednesday at | cle wilt meet tomorrow night all Court Slates the Towers breaks. * PRESCRIPTIONS 12,864 Wednesday. I*»w tonight 20 to 28. 93rd A A A Group will hold It* Kingalgy ha* been charged with High Wednesday In middle SO*. About Town monthly luncheon at the Head- 815 pm. at the home of Mrs. ,8:15 at the home of Mrs. Frank' DAT OR NIGHT Member of the Audit Herbert Carvev, .1 Scarborough 1 Pearaon. 110 Bretlon Rd. Tlie co-1 breakUig and entering the Pine BY EXPERTS qtiarter.s of Ihe 63rd Artillery Pharfnagy, on Center St., and the Bureau of drrulatlon I Rd. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.' hostess will be Mrs. Allyn M ar-; Manchenter— A City o f Village Charm TJi* VF\V Auxiliary will meet to- Group. New Britain, tomorrow lit Safe Break Manchester Motor Salqs, in March Thomas Sweeney and Mr*. Robert, _ ! TOontw night at T;SO at tha post 12:30 p.m. I 1954. *. ARTHUR DRUB In all. Stale Police said the four, (UlaMlIied Advertising on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CEN’1’8 home. Officer* having tmiforms are i ____ I The Nathan Hale PTA will hold Cases Jan. 31 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 1.1. 19.59 miuested to wear them. Tlie Holy Name Society of the Friendlv Society will Ha monthly meeting tomorrow at Skating working singly, in pairs or in VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 87 ______* Chuixh of the_A*sumption ^ am.ltorlum., groups of three and four, com­ Orford Pariah Chapter. DAIt, The largest crowd of the season, Four men said to haVe admitted mitted more than 30 breaks in The*'‘i'ues\*speake?* Officer'' ?'hurch "lomorrow"at"6:4s'p:nv « brief biisine** meet- wiU meet Thureday afternoon at hall. The, guest speaaer irmcer hall I leg. s panel made up of Nathan an estimated 3.000 skaters, used breaka in Manchester and else­ Connecticut in the six years. Ralph Waterman, wil talk on. the the upper parish hall. I School teacher* will, discuss the facilities at Center Springs In court Saturday Joseph Ko- 2:30 at the home o f Mr*. Wallace where in Connecticut in the last State CD Votes Indian Assails Jonee. 30 Phelpa Rd. Mies Kathe­ diitlc.s of a slate policeman. Pond for ice skating yesterday the walczyk and Johnson were rep- i I , topics previoiislVfcselected by the EXPERT rine Matthiea adics of St. James arc rc-' hold a .special meeting tomorrow Mothers Circle will meet Wednes- sel asked for the later court date, open at 8 p.m. miiidcd of the hohhv show meeting night at 7:30 at the Ma.sonic Tern-! day at 8 p.m. with Mrs. John The Women's Fellowship of Cen- Night* ^ A s y w Plus Parts Hale's Shoe Repair budget for the new fiscal year ; c;”' "’.-’‘i;’' he treated. " White Bird wrote. I - and the Stale Police agreed. W, Martin Jr. of Massachusetts. | Monda.V Htternooll at tlie tonight at 8:115 in St. James'School pipple The The Entered Entered Apprentice Apprentice de-: de-| Allison. 40 40 W'e*trnlnstcr weRtmlnstcr Rd, KO, Mrs. M rs.ltcr Church will hold a "W e continued to treat them All four defendants were pre- TEI. M I 3-5482 t'»e Our Oak St. Entrance contemplates a surplus of Dirksen was named to succeed for- State Armory, ns guests ns long as they con­ Hall, Exhibils must « t 11 he ronfen ed. Follouhng ! Ed^^^ Morancey will be co-host- the Bethany Group ■ ,,,„Ved on ■varTou"s' cha7gea orbre'ak^ about $100 million. mer Sen, William F. Knowland of i action was taken on a pro-^ ducted Ihenvselves, ns guests. Holds Fipb fore 8 o clock, and the a.s.sembly | degree work theie «ill he a css. , Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3; ing and entering. The Kowalczyk House GOP leader Charles A. California. | posal which would he placed in ef- | hall will he opened fnr this purpose ,ociaI hour and refrc.shments We were otter, refened to as PRESCRIPTIONS brothel’s are accused of the $8,000 Halleck of Indiana told newsmen A l today’s session, budget di- feet until such time a.* each coni- uncivilized savages, at 7 o'clock. Mrs John .1. Mitc hell, 1 Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis- pm. there is hope of a tax reduction in ’I'he Dance Teachers' Cliih of, ters. will seal their new officers A variety of projects is being safe-cracking job at King’s De­ rector .Maurice Stans gave the munily that has the requirement . "You being a visitor of this On German, Frm Delivery 28 Otis .St . is chairman of the 14.16-18 the next two or three year* if the lawmaker* a preview of the ad- ; perfects an ev.icualion plan, under , program. Connectii ut will hold its annual | tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Odd Fcl- planned and all the women of the partment store in 1957. onetime India.: territory of heavily Democratic new Congress minisU-alion budget, I^aymond J. the adopted .state suivival plan, Mulligan. 1 must apologize banquet Sunday at the Hawthorne, lows hall, all of whom will wear Church arc- invited to come andJohnson, who was picked up A PLACE EVERYONE goes along with Eisenhower's LIGQEn DRUG Inn in Berlin. i their white gowns. Deputy Mrs.participate as they wish for the Tuesday, three days after State -Saulnier. chairman of tiie Pres- The fir.-' Post 102 ★ COMPLETE CAR Methodist Oiurch WSCS will he Citizens' meeting and other groups In reply to a question that Eisen- Halleck .said the GOP lead- of f^e State (T> .sitaff and direcloi- Alan Pratt was in.slalled presi- will visit al three convalescent Front End. Brake and I'ullc.* told * new* conference American Legion held at the home of Mr*. fTiarlc.s, , .. .. j , hower informed the ^^*^^f®*** er.a at today's .ae.asion wer^ “ all of the aiirviyal pioieoi. To Be Used as 1 the United State* and its Alltea PAINTING ITranmie, .51 Green Manor Rd,, a t Hent of the Methodist Youth krl- homes al 2 p.m. , Shock Absorber lonal delegation the budfret Hf^tual* j the attainability He that the policy stand firm on their basic policy 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Tlie co- lowship iM Y F ) at Ihe South Meth- Those who plan to slay for | SQUARE DANCE LESSONS SATURDAY. JAN. 17 I.ALQIER and ENAMEL ly coniemp\Mn a surplus of about j ^ balanced budget next fiscal would not conflict with the pres- of lying a rciiniled Germany into . hostes.s will he Mrs. Raymond Mc- odist Church last evening. Serving l'*ncU are asked to bring a box j Inspection. Marriage Trap SUPPER 7 P.M. TEI-. MI 9-.502.'i FOR $100 million. I year without .‘tacrifiemp or nn- ont siirviva] plan and that it woiilfl Ihe we.slem world. Giigan. with him are Kenneth Smith, vice lunch. Dessert and coffee will be i Work done by experts on all In the current fiscal year a injnrinn any of the ea.etale Police C'ominiasionei ciised of abducting a new horn baby gotiating with Mikoyan. For Signs OFFICE Bv L.\RR5' .\LLEX ^ Approximately 3.000 pmsons He left the way open, so far as . relary.. will he in charge. Refre.sh- worship service was lead by Carl , meeting will be a panel discussion ' • / r f i;- .. ^ .Inhn P. Kell.v. Deputy F.diiration to pass off as her own in a mar- Reichelt. outgoing president, and on "Discipline.’ Havana, Jan. 13 ‘/P< - The execii-1 are being held throughout Cuba Commissioner William H Flaherty riage trap. the Unilwl States is concerned, for I menta .Will be served. In Oriente there are about .500. Dorelle k'ish. : Three panel members will dis- tion toll Is mounting as Fidel Ca.*- and Mnj. Gen. Fredericli C, xi,e 4,’!-vear-old bleached blonde the talks with Mikoyan and other according to Ridel'* Fidel's hrniherbrother RaniRaul ‘ ri.-(ir, i.o .. m e 4.1-year-ower foreign ministers meet- Town Conti Judge Wesley C. Grvk’s home, was accompanied to Ihe arniigiiincnt h\- Slate Police I.l. Bailow, For two years of service child: Church, home and school. tator Fulgencio Batista. The wceki.v news magazine Bo vote against tlie plan hut he fell a'hen the intanl was 2'-j hours old ing. MYK sweater emblems went .to Mrs. Hooks .Johnston, director NOW’S THE TIME TO STOCK UP! A t least 14.5 persops Jiad been hernia charged that 20,000 Cubans ^ ^,-ecloi he could not hail hearing in Brooklyn Samuel Rome, far left, and Manchester Police Ciipl. Walter Ca.ssclls Sr. i Herald Photo by Ofiaral. Dulles said the United Stales is LYNN POULTRY FARMS Dorelle Fish. Jean Hamell, an claim tlial the about them yesterday. ; bill at a caucus before the House (Oontinned on Page Seven) eat- 27-year-o'd electrician wa's not in Denlf*^^ .-\rHon conveneU wise there was no information on the Catholic Youtl, Movement in 'l i t Shot ill Temple These alibi witnesses liave led But he said that Kam:n«5ky ‘’de- pointed out that its effectiveness Bulletins I'oT Free Estimate In Y our Home. the trials of the condemned men. ' Oriente said they were mosU^^^ ,,ciencr;!f K l c a " '^ police to consider the possibility nies the arson end of It " would be lessened .unless it was 33 nrUKE ROAD, KOCKVILl.E that Kaminskv had an accomplice In his denial, Slate Police said, passed early in the sessmn. Apparently moat 'were being held young men police guards ac sessment of Sen Paul H. Douglas front the AP Wires Hale’s BLANKETS In secret and bv militarv courts ' of violence and cruelty. . alleged At Groton Base in Uie attack on the Cryk home. Kaninskv has maintained lha' he Ooogel said the Democrats iD-Illi, one of the leaders of the Pwome also tint not atlempi to nowliere near the C.rvk home wanted bi-partisan approval of the rather than by the revolutionary informers, and 7 '';^ ® ';! '’ ^ ‘ h® ; bipartisan fight for a rul^^ discredit speculation tliai the al- at i2Z K. Center St. at the tube measure ralher than a possibly WHAT .A VALI E! courts which the new regime has private army of m®'' Sen. P ^ Southern Senators pro- QUINX. IIAMEY' IN NEW JOBS said would be establishing to try Rolando Masferre.^ which dc- Oiotnn. .Ihm. 13 "T A 23-veat leged blackmail and aisun attempt ibe burning fli.re crashed through elose or narrow vlctor> on it. Ilf'*! ' ’''yk a‘ l- the living room window The Republicans, meeting for Milwaukee, Jan. IS i$5—Jriui "war crime offenders. went too far. oifi niarinf* is on the nitical list the Qiilnn. resigned today as general GHATHAM AGRILAN and Not all the defendants got the ing the relicllion. ct n lu l lawyer, repi-esented Mrs. Rome said police have been more than an houi befoie HALE'S "LURON" REG. $6.98 «l the PubmArine Base ^ KaSninsky in her domestic difficul-' c^'ecking this alibi since Suiulay. House convened today, also cieat manager of ihe Slilwaukee death penalty. Two policemen in to Florida. But an overwhelming majoiity NYLON, RAYON BLEND RAYON BLEND BLANKETS I of the Senate voted 72-22 for the Hospital as s result of an ar- with her husband. Asked about and have qiieslioncd "two or three ed a GOP Policy f'oniinilteo and a' Brave* and a*'cei»ted a similar Manzanillo were sentenced lo 10 ------: new rule to allow two-thirds of the '>idental shooting al 12:15 a m. to- . this possible connection. Romp said people ’ wiio sav that Kaniin*k\ Whip organization for the session l>o«t with the Philadelphia Phil­ years In prison. I (Continued on Page Two) Weather Report EXTRA SPECIAI,: $C Q Q I Senators present and voting to cut i . only. "That's a good wonderment ” , wa.* in a North Emi rcalam anl al P.epiitilican legislators in each lips. The Phillies general mana­ day. ger, Roy Ilamey, reportedly wa* Regular .$7.98 Value...... : off debate. A rule in effect since ■' ■ i r- , r, reoree Rome declined to elaborate on n,p ynie of the arson attempt, i of Uie eight GOP county delega- 1949 had required the voles of two-I ^ Tlie ba.se said Co the evidence he .said police have wa.* picked up by loc.'d I Hons were appointed W’liip.* to fired and 'vill become assistant BLANKETS Rema.ikably warm and light weight. Wa.sh-' thirds of the entire .Senate mem- ■'"■''dR Kaminsky to a blaekmail police in a North End restaiirani keep labs on their delegation.* general manager of the world Stratford, who was cnrpnral-or- ('hRin|)lnn New Y’'ork Yankees. Save On Famous Broadloom Rugs es so ea.sily and drie.s quickly. Guaranteed i bei’ship, or 66 of the 98 Senators a half hour after (Jrvk nrliflefl The policy committee will be' the-giiard last night, was shot in Tile .tOyearold Quinn, general again.st moth damage, (,’olor.s: Pink, blue, yel­ ' The niles battle roared lo its , them of the bombing ' . made up of the ranking GDI’ mem LONG HARD Dior Aide Applauds the head when a .45 automatic he- manager of the Braves since low. while, green and beige. Size 72"x90". I climax last night witli Senators in 'T "!', ” v '" .T ' xVL, I ' A.* a result. Rome said. "We are hers on ail legislative commit-1 sharp dkeagreement over what the ‘ "R h®ld b.y ‘ h® oving Matine 1916, said he would report to the ‘ 4 . 9 9 72"x90" SIxe —— 1^—— • I ^ U-* . (KpcurUv watrn Po , Enmnnn J. News Tidbits I trying to determine whether lie j leer Phillies Friday. And Wall - To ■ Wall Carpets effect of the new rule will be. Norwich, ws.* a c ' I did or did not do it illirow the House Minority Le.ader .A. fiearle REG. $15.95 HALE'S Triumph tor Johnson Culled from AT Wires ! flare 1 or whether he caused some- Pinnev of Brookfield said that the! MENT.AL TEST DENIED A wond'crful value. Regular weight, extra York Fashions eidentally discharged. the WINTER warm in six beautiful colors. "CHARMHOUSE" 100% ACRILAN New But no one questioned that the The aceldent oecurred In the , one el.se lo do it." | narrow halanee of power 111 New Vork, .Ian, IS (TP)— Mrs. ’ ______' first time 111 83 years The Dem outcome was a spectacular tri- ba.se seciii'itv office while Myers 1 ' In\ arone was held III lieu of $50i- iimph for Sen. Lyndon B. John.son ; seated at a desk. I (Continued on Page Seven) ) ocrals control the Hou.se 14I-1?8. in I I I I - HALE’S "CHARMHOCSE” Gov. Orvaf Kaiibua lake a near 000 bail today on charges grow­ By DOROTHI' KOE Vdate dresses for the young In of T-exas, the Senate Democratic | biillel entered Myers' right unprecedented tlitrd-term oath a s ’ ing out of the kidnaping of 2V4- DEFY THEsCGLD and WIND WITH A RAYON-NYION BLEND . (.AP Women’* Editor) ! heart. leader. temple, passed behind the eye and Arkan.«as chief e.xecutive . . BUls hour-old Lisa Rose Chlondllo.-l,. • M p h o w li * Bigelcvr New York Jan 13 oPi ish-ery ‘ When it was »nnounced that The change in rule* went f,,,, u,rough the left cheek. ilpsigned to lighten the financ/l Bare Faels Uiieovere- both pariies called it a reasonahle. | niimiles atfer the shoot-, *i„m elrarance progrum proposed Clothes Make the Man, Washington, Jan. IS (

— beautiful color.*. ■ ican-know-how,’ in making smart, middle-of-the-road .solution. - i„g tlie Marine was in the hns- todav bv Sen. Prescott Bush . . . President Elsenhoiver will an­ This blanket ia a regidar $15.95 in the na­ blonde who has "''H V w-earable clothes available to the swer newsmen's questions- m a THAT CAN BE INSTALLED IN MINUTES. KeRular .S9.95 Value. tionally advertised line. Check tlie features of ■ pital. He never lost eonsciousness. ^ Court reorg.mization endorsed in House of Dior in Paris since Its (Corttlnued on Page Three) public forum tomorrow, with SPECIAL: ...... *6 9 9 A,crilan blankets washes quickly and easily public al prices within the aver­ Myers’ neare.*t relative is bis I prineiplr by executive comniiltee Psychologist Reports no shrinkage. Mothproof, warm as wool. Inception. age budget. But she isn’t selling uncle, George Simp.son of S ria t-lo f Hartford County Bar Assn., his replies broadcast live by tele­ I talked w'ith Yvonne during French fashion short. ford, who was brought to'the base ; meeting at Hotel Bond in Hartford vision and radio. The occasioq TYPICAL SAVINGS! " I can see in many of these »o- by State Police | . . . GOP House whip I.4iuis Pa- win be the President’s appear­ IZ Immediate Delivery REG. $16.98 100% W OOL tlie first afternoon's showings of Vole Loser Takes • make the man. He says we all OUR 5th SHIPMENT! New York spring fashions, staged bcaiitifiil dressei inapiCation* from 5r.ver.* is single and slays at the : rfnia suggests that Governor Ribi- -East Lansing, Mich.. .Tan. 13 ance before the National P r e « REMNANT WALL-TO-WALL I look at clothe.* to help de­ Club, which Is celebrating Its KENWOOD for 200 members of .the nation's the last Paris collections." she said. A e v l l t i r i 111 T i l ^ l l O r i Marine Barracks st the base, but poff "Inquire Into the statu* of (J>i—Have you ever wondered BARGAINS CARPETS *•’•*** *-i*r5» * address 1.* hi.* iinele’s home. Welfare Department" in line termine the job. social status ,50th anniversary. It will' be SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF .S.H.98 fashion press. "But they have been ada|iled so what would happen if .some Many nnp-^nf-H*Ulnd. Ca**h ALEXANDER SMITH .EXTRA LARGE 81 "x108". skillfully to the American taste ! Marine first 'Lt. R O .Adams w-ith his aim for reorganization of cosmic calamity suddenly and trait.* nf a stranger, Elsenhower’s first visit tci the As the fresh, youthful Hete are some otlter hare and earrv. mass-produced . fashions parad- They aremot copies.. This I do not Lisbon, Portugal. Jan. 13 iiPi - is conducting an investigation. j departments in interest of economy rendered every per.son i,n the club since he became President. •2-7\l8 SC ATTKK R K iS TWEED facts Dr. Vener uncovered in TRIPLE-TRACK BLANKETS ed down the runway, the French- ^ut Hte prig,,,^al feeling per- Gen. Humberto Delgado, who lost - ..... - 1 ^nd efficiency. world stark naked ? ! hi.* clothing research: HOUSING AIDE RESIGNS Finished . .. . .each 90d WHITE woman's eyes sparkled with ap- haps was born in Paris." Hhe first serious election challenge 1 -r* *• 1 Fast moving storm push®* You probably havenl. hut Only $6.50 Sq. Yd. Yvonne, who was a surgical lo dictator Premier Antonio Oil- P o l l C 0 L l l F U through Northeast, spreading 2- Dr. Arthur M. 'Vener <>f Michi­ j 1. Persons who iiave "come tVashngton, ^lui' *5 dPi— Unfinished ...each 40^ ALUMINUM SHEET BLAHKETS preciatlcui. ’ ” lip in the world’’ are more A I nui’se in the French Army during veira Salazar in 30 years, was a ^ snow blanket from Great gan State Univer.sity ha.*. President Elsenhower today ac­ n "The things are charming," she ! aware of clothes thdn those ^ ^ 9 8 72"x90" World War II, went to worl^ for refugee in the Brazilian embas.sy f 5] \ v L llf s iS Lakes into northern Pennsylvania And - as you may have cepted the resignation of Albert SMALL CARPET RANDOLPH WILTON COMBINATION said. "Anyone would like to wear' the late Christian Dior before his today. i I Y *. ! snd through .New England ... I wild liHve been in the same M. Cole as chief of the Housing SIZE them. Here in America they work guessed- one of his .special- I ei nnomic ami social group all MATS Only $9.50 Sq. Yd. ' u* It t a na.HoH T think I and Still famotis collection. Delgado said police planned lo ------Scientists at Smithsonian Aslro- tie.* is psychology. and Home Finance .Agency. The For, under potted plants, on trenastrends that are neea^needed. Ii imna.thin j ^hich launched the "New Look” arrest him. The government denied Seoul, Jan. 13 DieJiard op- pjiygical Observatory in Cam- i tlieir hve-s. resignation of the Republl(san ■More than 2

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