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MONDAY, MARCH 1«, WB9 .Avcnce^Baily Net Press Run ’ The Weather rorodtet of 0. 8- Wasther ■areps Pikcni POtJRTBSN fljanrljpotpf lEuftitn^ the Week RNdiag March 14th, lt59. Increasing cinudtiHiss this 'eve- ■nj# Army and Natv Auxiliary! GENERAL - nlng, cloudy^ and'epM tonight. Low The Newcoawa Cluh..wUl meet Ramp Estimate, 12,895 In tIHi. Wedneaday Y »lr and Mid. tomorrow night , at • d'diock at will hold a public card party to -; ^ v About Town the Community T.- Memhei^. are night at 8 o’clock at the clubhouae ^ -f. Mesnbar of the Audit High In 8ds. Bolton St. Plan TV SERVICE iSureau of Ormlatton. reminded .to bring haU fo r the Dftya e O QK A OaO lManche$ter— A City of Village craty hat conioat; John Mather Chapter, Order of Mr». It « « ti* P«lme, p rtiM trA DeMoly. will hold a buatnesa meet- Not Completed Nights O iM a Pint Parte ot IUvle«‘. Women'* Bene­ Mancheater liodge of Maeons •mg tonight at 7 o’clock In the Ma- TEL. Ml a-54«3 (Ulaaained Adiecfislng on Pago 14) J^PRICE FIVE CENTS fit A m - t •«<> Irene Vinwk. abnlc Terrtple. A rehearsal of the No new development* are ex­ VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 141 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., Tl^SD AY, MA^ffH 17, i#59 ndll hold a special meeting to- pected to come up'on the subjects j are coSielrmen of » committee laotTow night at 7:30 at the Ma­ Injtiitory degree will follow- the amnstna: for e pubttc c«wJ p«rty of Bolton St. floodiag end a pro-1 sonic Temple. The Master Mason meetlhg. mOdd h*ll Tuesday at 8 posed ramp or steps Hear the degree will be conferred. Follow, Um p.BI. nig-the degree 'vork there \vlll be Marine' Acting Cpl. John D, Sul­ Bowers School at a Board of Di­ Run, Hide When a social hour and refreshments. livan, non of Mr, and Mrs. Ray­ rectors meeting tomorrow night. Yeun Oenernl Manager Richard Mar­ rh»# ^RoclcvUle S^btam d u b mond ,T. Stillivan. 5 Broad St., is Chorq* Rkm Flynn Sees This will bold election o f otpcer* at its George M. ftieley; son will be held, | mittee to teatifv in support of the nitcly. SHOE REPAIR SHOP administration’s 83,e30,0d0.(^ for­ Dillon and examine the counti-y- Fifth Avenue pji.senhowcr’s declajiRtion bv-oounlrv aid proposals. A&P Super Morkets in Mnnckeiter Membera of the Grace Group of j eign aid program for the year that he is willing to attend a ' Both Hays and Rep. John L. Center Church will meet Friday For S(. Patrick’* D a j beginning July 1. That program By IRISH DONNELI.Y i incliidee 31.(800,000,000.000 for Pilcher (D-GAl protested, and in .summit conference if it shows at 7:4.1 p.m. and proceed to Tem­ New York. March 17 Free promise of achieving results 261 Broad St. & 116 E. Centor St. arm'*'. and friaky Irishmen gathered to­ ple Beth Sholom where they will (Continued ofi Page Eight) attend an inter-faith program TTie outbreak In the oommtttee day for the St. Patrick's Day pa­ was welcomed in western E u ­ Membera of 'he group and theirs Baptists Dedicate Neiv Church rade rope, particularly in Britain. ht.abanri.s are invited. .Mr.. Victor ■ I have lovrrl oh Ixird, the boaiitv of Thy House ’ Tlie congregation of the Community Bap- Good Tuesday Only! An eatimated 12ll.0()0 aons and West Germany applauded his OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Herring. 17 Avon St., or Mr.. ■ ti.t Church onlova its fir.sl look al the beautv of the new church al aediration ceremonies held yes- daughters of Erin or' reasonable flrjm stand on Berlin; The Eu­ terdav Focal point is the 18-fool cross in the chancel Tbte 400-seat capacity of the. church was MEN'S, LADIES' and facsimileis thereof, marched in fi2 Krneal lingerer. 41 Campfield j ropean press gave the speech P,d.. ahoiilc hr notified liefore F;j- j filled and seats were set up in the aisles for the worshipers. An open hmi.se was held in fellow ­ CHILDREN'S SHOES Alsop Bares Support battalions down Fifth Avenue in and FRIDAY 'til 9 P. M. day of the approximate number ship hall in the basement level of the church following the dedication. (Herald Pljoto by O flarai.^ honor of Ireland's patron saint. top p la > »^ vtio plan to attend. .69 The old avenue, more arcustom- »d to high faahion than Irish jigs, By JOlnj SUALI Workers, helps youngsters who are I'Yale Medical School. Dr. Esau INVISIBLE The \t'a.«hington PTA will meet ; started working as director of the took it in stride, even sporting a Wa.shingtonI March 17 (IP) Panel Diseussioii having difficulty in adjusting to REG, For GOP Court Bill green traffic stripe. tomorrow night at the school at sc'hool life, serving as liai.son be­ X ’ommimity Child Guidance Clinic — Pre.sident Ei.qenlwwer has MMMOtk ammoAtu m e wmouNT 7.4.1, in..tead of at the ii..iial meet­ tween the school and the home. Dr. I in .lanuarv this year, after several HALF SOLES $2.50 Police worked all night eiei ting ing time of jt o'clocli. At 8 o'clock Slated by PTSO harriers to restrain an estimated cautiously opened the dOor^to Horton, a native of Providence, I years of experience in the field of E\TRA LARGE SOIJE.S, SLIGHTLY HIGHER . tegrated court system if they Dr. Charle.. ,Iacob..on will .show a Hartfqril, March 17 (IP) - - John^ million apeclalors. The parade a pummortime .summit medt- R, I., i.s a pindUHtc of Mo.se.*? Brown • helping ('Ijildren in need of psychi- wish.” TUES. film and talk on fluoridation, and A panel discussion on ' rarents. | and • I SE YOCR CHARGE ACCOLXT • Al-sop today threw hia support was expected to last some five, itiK "ith Rii.spia's Premier Scliool of Brown Univer.'^ity | alric treatment. ZIPPERS REPLACED — HATS CLEANED Alsop's statement was regarded at 8:30 Di Frank Horton will I,et's Talk It Over. ' will be the j behind the .Republican-liacked in-, hours. Khru.stichev — jtrovided for- 3 MINI'TE HEEL SERVICE—ALL WORK OC ARAN TEED! as another effort to counter sup­ Harry M. Hynes, a poi tiv. rud­ ..peak on ' Humarr Groudh ' The program at the next meeting of j AND SHOES SHINED terim committee court-reform bill port given the sdndnistrrtion bill dy-faced Irishman attiied in high eiRii miiii.'tlers somehow lay executive 'ward will meet in the on the eye of an expected Senate la.st week by former P’alrficld HI rary at 7:1.7. the Baniai'd .liinior High PT.SO. i .silk hat and tailcoat, was making the advance groundwork. The meeting will he held Thurs-, IWORK DONE WHILE U WAIT) debate on court reorganization. County GOP leader William H his dehut as producer nf one of But at thrt *amp tima h* g*v« MARCH SPECIAL Alsop, unsuccessful candidate! Brennan. day night In the auditorium of the the oldest, biggest and most splen­ noUra the Uriitefl States will fight PRE-PASTED for the GOP gubernatorial nomi-1 There had been speculation at did annual parades in the United rather than yield to Russia's de­ WED. high school, starling al 8 o'rloik. nation last summer, said his re-; the State Capitol that some of Al- mand that AllleiJ- troops leave Stalej. AUTO A coffee hour will follow the pro- marks were intended to destroy sop’s styiporters in the Legislature This was the first time in 24 West Berlin so it ran become a P gTam, WALLPAPER thb Impression that he favors tlie might sltpport the administration "free rity.” vears that the event was not \(ii- OLLIE’S BODY Memhci-s of the panel will he administration’s court bill. bill. Alsop’s statement was taken "W e can not try to purchase LARGE SELEf’TION der the guidance of John J. Shea- yiiss Beth Hoffman, social worker ' IN STOCK The insurance executive said he as an effort to avert this. han. sidelined by illness peace by for. E x ile FLETCHER CLASS GO. amend it Wjlh the interim co\(rt a rule of terrorlsB.i rather than a filltrhell tion of its treatment of the Jus­ 9-7879 bill. Senate Democrats have a ------I rule of law and order,” he said. FURRIERS So eaay to ear* for— guar­ tice Courts,” Aksop said in a state­ (Contlniied on Page Fifteen) Ventura, Calif.. .March 17 "I’ ' Athens. (Jrecce, March 17 188 WEST .MIDDLE TU RN PIKE ' anteed washable and wrinkle., 29-7 edge. The pcOf»lc of Athen.s gave a rous­ ■ Indeed this is the peace policy SUPER-RIGHT CUT FROM HEAVY CHESTER'S and OESIGNERS ment. The admini.stratton bill may run ,-\ jury that reiluced Mr.«. Kliza- Two groups of sixth giaders In- lellinK ahouL the fla^; ..sent realstant. Ten heaiitlfiil solid’ "It go?s far beyond the Repub­ ing hero's welcome today to Col which we are striving to carry out CORNER D CRAN^ ST. into trouble in the House n A t beth Duncan to tears when it con­ Barrou, .Ma.ska. ami Covenlry on its way. j I hr i throughout the world.” WESTERN CORN-FED STEER BEEF- colors for dresses, sports­ lican platform . and provides for Mi.s. (Jnilford relates the evenl.s George Grivn.'^. ( ommander of week, where the Democrats hsve victed her of , buying the murder j are closer pen pals now, thanks to On the other hand, he said, “The Bemodel wear and street wear. reorganization of courts hafidling this uaw ' I KOKA umlergnmnd'.s 4-ycar war NKW LARGER QUARTERS only a 3-vote niargin. Yale Students of her daughter-in-law returns to­ risk of wsr is minimized If we the vast majority of the cases. As Alsop said that although the ad­ a news picliiie, a Iciicher and n .saw an A.s.sonaled Fre.ss ^ against BrUi.sh rule of the. island YOUR OLD FLK COAT day to decide the piinislimenl. stand firm.” PLENTY OF FRONT AM ) HEAR PARKINO far as the Justice Oorurts are con­ ministration hill reorganizes all it ha.s two allernalive.M death | llag inanufartiiring plant in .siouth, WiI cphoiI) in the Providom e. R. I.. of ( ’ypriLs'. IN T O A N K W cerned. the situation is greatly im­ the minor courts with the excep­ in the ga.s (hamber. or life ini-j Caiolina. Sunda.s’ Journal of the rtrsl -lO-star H ls guerrilla war over. Grivas On Probation •Mis . Gertrude Giiilfoid. who (C-ontIniied on Page. Eight) proved by permitting the free tion of the Probate Courts. it prisonmcnl. But Mr.s. Duncan coming: off tlie printing: ma- flew from ('vprus to Athens to live AUTO GLASS INSTALLED leac lies sixth grade at the Boberl-' • Cape • .Stole 45" CUPIONI and right of transfer of cases to the "Does not do a first-rate job with still ha-s a plea of innocent by l ea- i chtne.s al the hu^e textile plants nf in retirement. son School in Coventry, rereivod a" nearest state-integrated court. any of them in that it gives them son of insanity to be settled be- ! Die Roi )< Hill Piinliiip and FCij willi tears rolling down his • .lackel From *1 9 9 5 Following Riot photograph ye.sterday from s' GLASS FURNITURE TOPS COMBED COnON Further, the towms have the right no real stature.” fore any sentence can take effect.; i.shin^' Co. in Ror)< Mill. S. C. fa< e. Gervas made plain he dreanuy group of Eskimo rhildreii ih Bar-j Call Ml 9-7218 or Rockville TR 5-.1929 unde)' the bill to abandon their She wioie to the 'I'lnpiinv, ex- of returning to f'ypru.s in the fu­ New Haven. March 17 iJPi- Yale Tile .’>4-year-ol(1 defendant.' I'ow the northernmost town in the; For Free Estimate In 7'niir Home. MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Justice Court* and join the in­ (Contlnaed on Page Fifteen) plainiMK that her sixth praders ture. Univfrsily's-student body waa un­ smiling and optimi.stic when the' United .Slate.s: In the picture, the Bulletins weie ex( hanging' pen pal leitets' He presented the major of Ath- 32 BI RKE ROAD, ROCKVILLE PICTURE FRAMING (all types) der definite probation today with jury filed in to annhunre its ver­ E.skinio children, pen pals of Mi s. | from the A P Wires a' warning from school officials dict yesterday, took the fir.sl de- Guilford's sixth graders, hold the with the cliildren in Barrow ami aslfod the co.sl of the flag ”becHUSP ( Continued on Page ICIeven that any public misbehavior — gi'ee murder conviction calmly a: first 49-star flag to be sent to our we have piomise^l tlie little K..ski WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Feared Agrarian Reform such as the weekend snowball me­ fir.sl. She lurried to her 30-year- "next to newest stale.” and a rlip-i isntu mos . . . we u ill .send them a C S TOLL rOLLEOTORS STRIKE lees would bring immediate ex­ old attorney son, v.hn .sat al the ping from the Jan. 30 edition of C’O.NTR.ACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK flag ’»\ilh 49 stars as soon as they pulsion. counsel table beside her with hrs The Manchester Evening Heiald No One l*Ia\cd New Brunswick, N.J., March 17 PORTER SIRLOIN MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Three deans issued the order head bowed, and .said quietly;. are availa))le." i/P)—Toll collectorg and main­ yesterday. It placed the city of "Don’t v.’orrv ton rmicb, Frank." A I'onipanv offn ial ai know l- Slide Tronihoiie tenance men struck against the YEAR-ROUND AIR CONDITIONING OPE.N SATI RDAVS—Ol’E.N THURSDAY EVEMNG.S Sheiks Big Losers New Haven off-limjts to any cam­ It was Frank’* pregnant bride. edged Mrs.' ('Juilford s letter ami in­ New Jersey Turnpike today but pus social functions. However, ex­ formed her that a flag was on its traffic flowed smoothl.v under a HOUSE STEAK ESTIMATES GEADLV GIVEN Olga. 30, who.so murder she was cept for a curtailnTent in two way to Barrov.’. I-oiidim. Manli 17 i.'I’i .system of reduced eas.v-to-pay QITSH SERVICE Convicted of plotting. .News Tidbits freshmen dormitories, there was Then she was handcuffed and led Williin a few days the Rskinio Eighteen London I'niver.sity tolls. At a union meeting, the strik­ Culled from .\I’ Wires sludent.s claimed h world rec­ OBSERI ES HIGHEST ST.ANDARDS yd. no ban on any on-campus social back to her county Jail cell. And children received the flag. Theii ers threatened to picket the 118- In Iraqi Rebellion ord for logetlin ncs.s today. mi Ic superhighway unless the turn- functions. Yale is located In the there her composure ciacked. to provide .xei vire that ia deeply person­ teacher. Mrs. Ollie Turner, lined All of them .‘if|,iee/,ed into a center of the city. She broke down and cried. She the cliildren up with the flag and jiikp aiithoril.v answers their de­ al - - deeply .satisfying in every way. telephone booth at the .stiine Wrinkle resistant, wa.sh- Itniversity President A. 'Whitney Storms that have been battering the clipping from The Manche.ster m and b.v midnight. (NOTE: AP coireopondeot Stan^ took up arms against the govern­ time. able. needs little or no Griswold also said a study group (ConMniird on Pnge Eight) the norUi coa.st of New So^llh Kvening Herald and took the pic-! Year Round Air Conditioning. Cartar waa the fimt Amerlrjui ment and no", they will lose all.” of New Haven and school officials Wales reach a peak when 100-mile- The competitors in Britisli WOMAN DIES at 101 ironing. tuie. I aciiooldoip'.s latest .silly-.sca.siin aeivaman to reach Iraq after the The battalion commander whose would be formed to prevent fur­ winds w rwk 20 home* and a arhool Willimanlic, March 17 UP]—Mrs. William I*. Cjiilsh forces restored order for the go\-- conlaibing 17 childien without in- After gotting the fini.shed pa.stime siiueczed into the bootli . .Makp up a braiiHfiil Sum- abortive revolt against Premier ther outbreaks. Griswold made the pj ints. Mis. Turner sent copies to Theonille Moore died today at her Abdel Karlin KaMem laat week ernment claimed that Col. Abdul jurin/i anyone. . . State Kej). K. O. in three layers of .six. Tlih Raymond T. IJulth 11. rtrvsi*— medium blue, announcement after meeting with Mr.s. GuHf43rd to .show her .sixth home here at the age of 101. A M cCall'i and wan in the flr«t phrty of new>- Wahab Shawa:f, who led the revolt, MayorJ ■ Admits Smith of Mansfield, a veteran He- previous record was 17. ,-et by M c C a ll 8 light blue, pink, navy, black, Mayor Richard U. Lee. who on -e graders how proud the new Amer­ native of .St. Ceclle, Quebec, Can­ men permitted to go to Moniil. v.-as an opportunist encouraged by headed Yale's N ew s‘Bureau. publican Lejjislator says that erlu- .students of .North StafTord- 4846 icans ai»e. ada. Mrs. Moore died foil-owing a LB LB 4837 "o""- northern Iraqi oil teenier where Sheik Ajil, lesser sheiks and 7’ale has about 3,900 undergrad­ (ation in ('onneeticut "ha* fallen stiire Cniiersily at Keele two M l 3-5940 Fake Story of B ut hi.slor>’ m tn’e.s almo.*’ France ft-® the ( .S. Mail.«i .sometimes A Hritisli phone bootii is 3 found Hawaii . feet sq.iare and 8 feel 4 inches Moore wa-s born March 8, 1858. wan Involved than a confllrt be­ land tilled by the peasants. began with a heavy anowfall iitay have torjMHloed her hid for Alaska has suddenly Slashing, Theft being admitted a* the newe.sl slate.* tall. tween 4he Iratjl Commiiiiisi* and They are said to have been pro- Thuradav. "fhe snow forced cars to access to IT.K. Atomic suhiiiarine (torTERS RESOtiE 18 22 5 MAIN ST. WASHABLE se-'iela by wilhholdinK her naval ■ttpportera of Preeldent Naneer’s Casaltlanea, Morocco, March MEDIUM ACETATE RAYON pan-Arab NaHanallBin), (Continii'ed on Page Four) (Continued oh Page Three) Greensbiirg:. Ind.. March 17 ve.ssels from NATO commaml. Mayor Sheldon Smith of Grayens- The .Senate appears likely to 17 uPi — TNvo U.S. .Air Force burg shamefully admitted ' last helicopters today lifted 13 crew­ 'By STAN CARTER, join the Hou.se in giving quick ap­ nig:hl he slashed himself \yltli a ^ ...... men from the Italian tanker Mosul, Iraq, March 17 UP\ — proval to 3-monlh extension of c i i D i i y i i » Houiidstooth Checks razor then invented a sloiy «bout i em(.,g(.ncy joblftM benefits Senators . Want Strauss I Lisa, which ran aground in high I r a q's landowning Arab sheiks robbed by three •• ‘ seas about 50 mile* southwest o f r have suffetred a crushing defeat in being Hyman (Heiniei 'Wainer, a pro men. hibition era bootlegger who 'sur-i Casablanca. .-V 10-foot swell was Mosul that may hasten their final Tlie 3P-year-old mayor said he vlves gangland shootings and also : breaking over the 660-ton Ship.' dl.spersion into the desert. As Economic War Chief Off for Sunny Florida! made up tlie stor.v " t o explain the escaped death in- bomb blast last ; The captain and first mate The palace of the Paramount GraniJ for Salads loss of the money and hide the year, is slain in Chicago gangland stayed aboard the ship, which gheik in this city of minarets on shame of being taken through one New ■ Keating and JaviLs were the i is resting on the bottom with the banks of the Tigris is blood­ style. "II Washington. March 17 '.1^ or Seafood Cocktail LB Notice ■of the oldest'confidence game*, the The Air Force fire* another Lewis initial wilncs.se.-. Sen. Warren G. only the superstructure abOYC ‘ 45" w i d e stained. acarred by gunfire and York s ."pnators said today 3 pigeon di op." The/jTii.ssing 3-7.178 inyatery missile on secret flight .Sei.rp. ! .Magnu.son (D-Washi. the commit­ wwler. gutted by looters sifter the failure It won't be long ; L. Strauss was picked (or MANCHESTER, CONN. belonged to the ci^-. teat at Cape Canaveral, Fla. . . Itarv of Commerce so he could tee. chairman, explained that since TO THE CUSTOMERS OF THE Beautiful line check in na\7. black, brown and la the famoin of last week's rebellion against now before the ump When asked fpr details of the .Speedup in submarine missiles and serve, as chief of staff for the ei o- Straii.ss has had long hanking and LUBERDA QUO’TED . MILLIK E N washable plalda. For dre*ae*,i^kirta, suits, jackets, premier Kaasem. sla.shing and ,Confidence game, building of underground missile noniic war with Soviet Rus.sia, business conneclioiis in New York Sheik Achmad A jil AUdyawar. a hollers "Batter U p !" New, "Vork, March I? lAA—- ' and coats. Ma.vor .Smith said, “ I ’m too bqse.s piopq.sed by Sen. Styles : .la, ob K. Javit.s and Ken- and now own.s a fai'm in Culpeper handsome figure in flowing tribal Retired Police Sgt. Joseph Lci- HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY But you don't have I ashamed to talk about It.” Bridge* (R-,NH) to avoid liicreas- p Keating (R-NYl urged the County. Va., he had asked the New berda still maintains that a cosh ; dress, is absolute ruler of 60.000 PASCAL CELERY ProsecutorI- Richard Garvey said |,^p between U.S. and Russian gp„aie ('ommerce Committee at a York and Virginia Senators to hoard bf nearly 330,000 found Shammar tribesmen in Syria. Iraq to wait until then to I the mayor •’wont be persecuted. n’.ight. , puhli, comment. In his car beipnjgs to hls aged HALE'S STORE HOURS: and Saudi Arabia. 'H e is believed public hearing to give quick ap­ ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS; sei9 how the Nation­ but we may seek ..perjury charges Seventeen (Jhibans-, who todk proval to the nomination. The two Virginia Democratic mother in New ^Jersey, It was to have oscaped into the desert LARGE WINF ; again him.”" He said he may ask refuge i)ti Chilean iSmbass.v when There is some opposition to the- Senators. Harry F. Byrd and A. reported today. A s for lists of I OPEN MONDAY ALL DAY— 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. whilq hi# following fought from al and American that the Decatur County Grand Dictator Batista wa* overlhrow*|n appointment, arising chiefly 0*^1 Willis Robertson, both replied with gamblers also found' in hls- pos­ FRESH CRISP BUNCH room to ropm defending the palace. , TUESDAY . . .; 9 A.M. to ,5:30 P.M. league teams ar^ Jury be called. , i. ______leave______Havana by >y pitplane toilay for controversies when Straus* was letters urging confirmation of session. Luberda was said to Dealing Street, Baldwin Road, Concord Rood, > WEDNESDAY 9 A J I. to 8:80 PJMi.^ With Ijim may have gone virtually Smith said he will not seek r e - i „ i i e jn C hile,. .Newspaper Al ehairinan of the Atomic Energy Strauss. have told the grand juries that all of his power in the economic shaping up. Starting Javits. a member' of the" same JANE PARKER WONDERFuj. TREAT THURSDAY .. ». a JiI. to 9:00 PJil. election thi.s year and "didn’t plan j^jjhbar says film censorship Alt Commission. ■ ^ he knew of the Imeh whits he Avery Street, McNall Street, Carmen Rood, and ROCKVILLE AREA .FRIDAY ...... , 9 A.M.-to 5:80 P.M.^ and ^ litic a l structure of the coun­ Thursday', Earl Yost, I'to before this came up." Nassaf has decided to ban movie* "The Russians expect the lime Jewish' temple in New York' as Was a pollreman and that he V Alberta Rood. ^SATURDAY .. 9 A.M. to 5;80 P.M.’ try. ■ ■ Hehald Sports Edi­ Earlier' .yesterday,' Smith i-v- starring EIlzalieth Taylor after re­ bomb that they will explode even­ Strau.ss and a longtime friend, re­ has been' using the Jt*ts lately It appears in Mqsul that the re­ I turned the 37.178 and said “ moral port* she bought 311)0,000 w orth of tually w-ill be an econoAilc one,” called Strau.s.s’ man.v services to to tnahe contacts In hls pres­ IRISH RAISIN BREAD bellion was the work qf sheiks, tor] will be giving responsibility” led him t « Ij.orrow Israeli bonds. Javits said, adding that because the federal-government. '■ ent Job as a liquor saleoman. wealthy mercliants, syiripathizers. j And Keating .said Strauss ha* We welcome charge'acepunts! Green Trading Stamp* you! a. "Yosf Eye" money tb pay the city court funds. Berkshire Broadca.sting Co. an­ of his experience and background There will be a momentary eutqge on Wednes- ■ nffth 'President Nasser of the Unit- ; .In the pigeon drop, a confidence nounces it has filed tor new radio Strauss ''understands the challenge served the government well under UISCqVERFJl DOWN are given with rash sales and also to customers who pay. their j both. Democratic and Republican ' ■ REGULAR 29c O C ^ charge accmipt .within flfl^ n (15) days after hilling date. - sd Arab Republic, Ai}d ambitious view of all 12 teanfis man tells his victim he ha's found station to be loeatett^ In Hartford.. of economic warfape.” Washtdgton, Starch rt KF)—• d«y, March 18, 1959 at approximately 10:00 officers — divergent forces with I a large amount of mone.v anTt'-vi'ill Prime Minister Madmillah’s regime premdents .since the “ days of SPECIAL LOW PRICE ALL THIS WEEK LF A o # NEWS now in Florida, His Keating said that -President The Defense Department Woodrow Wilson.” A.M. Thi» is necessitated by work to be done in the common aim only of'over- ‘ share it if the victim will kick its hack new labor -party at­ Eisenhower had selected Strauss nounced today that DiiMsai'oror 4:00 P.M.*4:05 P.M. D AILY PLENTY OF FREE R*PAR OF STORE ... Uirowing Kassem. . ' ^ reports will be corn­ some- money as h show of good tempt to bring down government ,” as his chief of staff for this ttsWe ' ' He. credited Strauss with push­ PrUfi offectivo iw Hitt enH vlemity ing . the ^ developinj'ent of, .the .1, the first satelliteoohleyol the field. If your service is net restored within a "D ie wealthy were behind tlie ing in from Lakeland, Clearwater, Tampa, St. Per I faith. with Ywjtion to censure Us hand-' .war.” . . ] a circle orooiid plqt," aajd a French priest at a ! SmitJi, who also serves as cit.v ling of aftetmiath qf Suez invasion. A delay in confirmation, Keating h)mrogen bomb a* a member of the tersburg, Bradenton and Sarasota, L^ok for '. . j . An American eye specialist, is Atomic Energy Gommlsaton and poleo, te no Uroger hi few minutes, will you pleose cedi Mitchell 3*2725. j Dominiesut' Roman Catholic mon­ judge, had aci^mulated t'he iponey said, “ will not help ,us. It will W.-Jer ohmwn, astery, surrounded by mud "Welled cslnce 1957. but had not deposited flying to AuMralla^o treat E\-an- help the-Russians.” ■' added- that his leadership, and 1M OHAT ATUMK 4 aaCIflC TIA COMSaW For The Best In Music All Day Long read th.ese reports on the sport pages of-'Tha' vadeed CORK dv/ellings of the poor nqsr thf i it. IThelexact' amiount vyas deter- gellst Billy UraliaoiVd^t eye. . ... , Strauss, 6.3-year-old retired naval courage 'natuTally had aroused, mJW.HAI.4 ) some antagonism. ’ cyi said ’ center of the. city. i ncined in' an audit by the'State Bahd of 100 African* attack party 'reserve admiral and. investment M a n c h i s t i r C o n n * / “I t he had not aroused con­ that . tho o*U If the weather is not favorable, the work .will Listen to W IN F— 1230 6 n Yeur Dial ” T^ey were afraid they would Board of AecounLs„ of white officialk on ChilubfTaland banket, "wiia on hs'nd for the open­ troversy, he could not have oerved. ^uper Markets be done on the next good doy. CORNER i4 a IN and 0.fU( STREETS j) 4 is diepoeeeasett. They were going IGarv'ey rxid Smith tojd’ him he with apaars-and clubs and two .Af- ing of the hearings which may con­ te Kmm sor^s o f thetr lend bscsuse liiattrljjpBitpr Etiptttug rieona ora killed when white* open tinue interfnittently for several (GoatiBiMd JPat* Bight) • f the Ajpairlsn Raforin La w . TlMy fire. weelcs.

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KANCHESTER E V E N l^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,-MARCH IT, 1969 PAGE THBEET w m r w o MANCHESTER EVENINGp HERALD, M ANCH ^TER, CONN., TOESDAY, MA^CH 17. 1969 ActlvHls* Club hsvc) forin^sd *lx enabling th« town* themaelv** to Co., and Seymour B. Upton, for­ Rpti&vitle-J^rnon ^owUng^eaffi*. amend the etatute* governing GENERAL m t q n „ Yale Students Hom e Rule them. mer aaelstant treaaurer of the Ja- \ App^Kl Court Findings Grahd Jury Indicts Guterma cobe Oo. Mra. Budd said theBecretary of TV SERVICE I^ ln g J. ^witura, 22, of 8 Pine State'* office, whlcii received many Guterma waa preeident of the Shemwold on Bridge St., p5*ted A *SD bond for appeal Aide Urged On Probation calls for help from the towns. WA* Day* M A S A OOI Jacobs company apd chairman of S S r t i f i e d of a guilty flndlqg yesterday in Night* BZeww mo* FatIk Of Conspiring td Defraud V.S. its board of director* until Feb. 13, Coimcil Takes not equipped to render assistance. Rockville l^ y Court-Judge Fran­ .- fltarlford, March 17 (yp) ■ Th*'' Nor is the attorney general's of­ TEL. Ml S-B4M when he resigned after the SEC cis T. 0 ’Lonig;hlin foUnd 'Ventura LOSEltS BECOME WIJiNEBa ' Following Riot fice as presently, staffed, she skid. •leigh, and Chatham Corp., also al- moved to freere the ntock. Hal ,HT1EM YOU OBOSS-BUFF South dealer guilty lring to defraud the govern­ York StoclC-Exchange and the SEC the Jacobs firm. In a federal dis­ Capt. Leo J. Malcahy handed "di­ subject of trump r^ a gem en t. To­ The firat step to ease the park-)^ P. Uaher wa* designated to re- men were accused oiNswItching HOLLY1 4 A 8 « 2 the campus aiid the city green. communities under the 1957 Home lowed under the Home Rule Act. ment by faUlng to file reports false and misleading reports about trict court session, Judge Sidney ploma*" to 14 men from this area day we aee ai^'example of the Ing aituation in the downtown ceive the sealed bids. The plant driving positions when being iirtop- the Jacobs company. The SEC re­ Sugarman accused Roach of in­ will be put out for bid as soon as Rule, about the P. L. Jacobs Co. with the who have completed ^aalc and In­ croas-ruff in deration. area wa* taken by the City (Coun­ by an off duty patrolman Students took the opportunity tiy There was no o'lipositlon al a cently suspended trading in the jecting "cloak and dagger" al­ WEST EAST specifications are prepared by Jjodfrey w-as also found limciisent termediary courses for auxil­ Watt open* the eight of trump*, cil la«t night. bombard the cars with snowballs, legislative public hearing to a hill Atl Loophole Defined Securities and Exchange Commis- 4KQ10I2 4J95 Bowe A ll^ is o n Associates. of driving under suspension. ' ^ WHMiOUMi company's stock. legations into the proceedings. and deqiarer wins the trick in The aldermen agreed to have and did the same to police wheh containing such a provision. The indictment was the result ot ' The hearing Involved a renewed iary policemen at a progrant l|eld V 8 7 V 42 Police. "Commissioner John J. altm.- . . dummy. This ia not a good time to ♦ Q103 ♦ K1954 M rking llnea painted on Elm and An appeal to Tolland County' the.v showed up. Police arrested 24 Rep. Elizabeth Bttdd (R-Weth- New "York -A n An)erlcan - ,out- Outerma, a shadowy figure who a week-long investigation of'«u - demand by the SEC that the com­ laat night In the Bolton Civil 1^- ITaskulka reported that $332 was dooi-sdverllslng concern h ^ thla draw auiother round of trump*. I*ark St*, where there are no met­ Superior Court was also made by of'^hem. ei'Sfield) told the Legislative Judi­ made a fortune in the Orient and terma'a financial affalri by the pany be put In receivership. South aeea'that he may have to X A 9 8 ■ ___ 4 Q I 10 received from parking - tags in answer to highway officials who ««ct*K««ct*4 Ifom fense shelter. " SOUTH ers, to utilize the available act. panies, was indicted yesterday but did not list them as defend­ trick*. Captain Peter J. Dowgewlc* aluminuni/ built Just outside the over the .weekend. / cahy talked on police Work and ♦ 7 other street markings are painted-' 189 Sign Up parade. About 1,000 students aiong with one other man and three will take a 3-week vacation start­ The flood of local bills now be­ i-estrictFu zone, on which a series ants. They w-ere; Opposing the SEC move. Reacts showed slides of cases he worked W liat is he to do with his three ♦ K 4 2 The suggestion wa* made by A total of 189 boys signed up gathered on ..a street that cuts rS’w.s corporations. Others Named low ^adea ? He must plan to riiff ing March 30. fore the Legislature attest to I of adxtertlscmenls ran be s:is- rasttf*- lawyers maintained that the^pian on as a State policeman to illus­ Septh W**t North EaM Alderman Rudblph Schmidt who for the Little L,eague iaat night at, thi'ough the ca'mpus as police ap­ that," she eai(1. The others accused were: Robert Austin J. Hare, president of them with dummy's three remain­ Several aldermen complained Ellrr.v G. Kington Photo I pended. atill would work, if carried out trate points ip his talk. 1 > 14 2 W 2 4 complained that parking in front the first of two registration ses­ proached. One h^dred policemen, The home rule Issue grabbed $72.00 J. Eveieigh, former vice president, Comficor: Salvatore R. Pavia, ing trumpa. That'a why S o u t h about property owners who do not without "ulterior motives" or "at­ The courses, which have been 4 V All P*N o f his house on EUm St. is haphaz­ sions. armed with night, sticks gjul the headlines early In the present treasurer and member of the board former Comficor president; Gar­ oan't afford ^.',draw a second clear off their sidewalks after a r tempts to brainwash" yiose dele­ Head Cast running since last October, fol­ (Opening le*d — ▼ • ard and apace is w ast^. Wall.s Shattuck, director, re­ backed by firehoses,'^ drove the Engaged .session when objections were IUIIywm* 0«*( Telkl CwMm* of directors of the Jacobs Com­ land L. Culpepper Jr . a former of­ round of trumpa. Eaph of dum­ The Subject of parking waa in­ sqpw storm. They urged that •students in.slde the gateA.of a resi­ pany; Comficor Inc., a firm alleged- gated with the task. / Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin afid lowed requirements set up by fed­ ported that 48 of the boys were 12 The engagement hf Miss Sharon raised by the Republican minority Fits over everag* toilet The judge adjourned the session my's trumps has a job ^ do. troduced at the Oouacll meeting the Police Department enforce the dential college. That tlm*'.16 stu­ Iv controlled bv Gulerma and Eve- ficer and director of the Jacobs Shirley MacLalne head the cast eral and state Civil Defense for years of age, 39 were 11; 31 wei'e E. Gayton to John E. Bloniarz Jr. tliat man.v home rule bills were Personal Notices bowl. Sturdily coo- How does South get to htajiand Spades — 4; Hearts — J 10 • 4; by Alderman Joseph McCuaker city brtjinance to that effect. dents were arrested. \ until later. of "Some Came Running,” MGM auxiliary police training. Instruc­ 10; 40 we:e 9; and 31 were 8. 1s announced by her parents, Mr. ■submitted in violation of the Home ttrufted. Easily cleaned. film version in Cinemascope and each time after ruffing a spade Diamonds — A 8 6 2; Clubs — ■who wanted to know what waa rhibllc Works Chairman Luther Another ii-eglstratlon session will Another student Was ai'rfe*led tors included Sgt. William Trouton also stated that a number and Mrs. Kenneth Ga.vlon, Mid­ Rule Act, passed by the GOR-con- color of the beat-selling novel by in.the dummy? It would be fool­ 7 6 6 3. TVhat do you say ? being done about the recommenda­ be held Monday night, yesterday In a separate incident. A Card of Thank.i Matthews of the Colchester State Answer: Bid two hearts. TTiis of "no parking;’ signs placed tem- dle Butcher Rd.. Ellington. iTolled 1957 general assembly James Jone*, author of "From ish to lead a club; the opponents tions made by the Planning Com­ t'arsity t'ersiis Faculty policeman claimed the student tier fiance ia the son of Mr. and $ 5 1 .0 0 U.S. lo A^k Bids Police barracks; Anthony Pugzles is a pretty 'miserable hand, but poraill.v in snow banks during Many of the local bills were Wi' u i.oh to Ihnnk all ^»f our nriph- Here to Eternity." Also starred in would be delighted to lead another' mission sdme time ago. The Senior Varsity basketball shouted an obscenity at him. Mrs. John (.' Blonlai'z, .1.56 W, Main of East Hartford, state motor ve­ trump. you have good eupport for hearts snow removal, have been removed The students under arrest, on filed after the deadline. The Dem­ ft lomU mul rf*lnllv«'.o for thp the Sol C. Siegel Production are He waa adviaed that the action team will play a faculty teain St., Rockville. nian\ iictB nf k.iiiilnr.x« hihI Bj-mpalliy Introductory Offer Oi> 6 Submarines hicle inspector; County Detective and a singleton. You must raise and Apparently thrown away by assorted .charges ranging from ocrats inlrocjuced a bill to validate Mp.rtha Hyer, Arthur Kennedy, The simplest way to get back to be talken ia up to the Police headed by Principal Jo.seph McCus- A graduate of Rockville High i allown UK In our l»'l•(‘nl )»* i/•nvomnni. WELDON DRUO CO. Arthur Koss; Richard F. Dlmock the hearts whether or not there .youngsters. Mayor Qlson warned breach of the peace to resisting tlie measiires, and thl.s led to GOP \Vr oaprf IhUv (Imnk Th'' (■ )mrc)i f)f th** LIMITED TIME ONLY Nancy Gales and Leora Dana. and forth is to ruff in both hands. Oommlaalon, which aervea as the ker in tiie high school gym-Frida.v. School, Mias Ga.vlon ia employed ^ X az n im r. School;* nnil ( ‘Ivil l)ofr)n8^, Anthortoed Dealer l^ashlngton, March I t (/P)—The of Bolton on radiological work: Declarer cashes the ace of spades is an intervening bid. Traffic Commission. that any .youngsters caught In arrest and abusing a police offirei' charges that the Home Rule Art It starts Wednesday at the State. Richard Dubuc of Warehouse Point The game will fol!t-.v one between hy Shepard Plumbing and Heating ivas being scuttled. jnl.Ko all ihoKO who ttfiit th-- h(«auitrul 901 MAIN 8T.—Ml S-8SI1 l^ c tr ic Boat Division of the Gen­ and ruffs a spade with dummy's (Copyright 1969, General Fea­ Get Price Firat such an act wiU be held respon­ will appear in city court later this iflotnl ttihulf'B aiifl loaripfi Mo' ukp of on jujitsu; Bolton constables David sible for pa.ving for the signs, val­ the junior and senior varaitlerf. Supply Co. in Rockville. Her fiance Intent of the Home Rule I-aw eral Dynamjes Corp., Groton. Conn., low trump. Then he takes the ace tures Corp.). While approving 'bills- for pay­ Faculty team members are Phil- week. \ (SROWN L. Bailey and Arthur Held.' ued at $2 to $3. Wooden horses, Griswold apologized f(ftr the ont- praduateri fi'om Rockville High was to relieve the I-egIslatuie of Thp fiunih OiaiikK flr)in t)lP )'ol- will be given an opportunity to of diamonds and ruffs a diamond ment the Council quealioined one lip Audibert, Joseph Belotti, John School and ia employed by Olen- tom of thetr hoartB. bid on six additional aubmarines. Chief of Mounties The auxiliary policemen will be­ with his own low trump. for $24.60, the charge for cleaning also being removed, are valued at breaks, charging the studiiAta with some of Its legi.slative burdens hy Mi .k Aflrlan fifoot, Read Herald Advi. %S. Canavarl, Robert Iversen, Ronald der Body .Shop. Rockville. The Navy yesterday assured gin first aid courses next w e ^ as, From here on, declarer has only and oiling one typewriter. The "boorishness." The Yale ' Dail.v SHOWER / Court Room Plans Kozuefi, Leo Lejeuflease, I-eonaid A June werldin ia planned. Rep. Frank Kowalski (D-Conn) Quits in Canada part of their advanced training. trump honors in both hands. He aldermen felt this was unreason­ laicia, William Pope, Jtayi)i(>nd News, a student publicali6n?sjia.s that the Connecticut firm willl be The req^red training in shooting can ruff without the slightest BUHXSIDE able and generally agreed that all City officials outfitting a court Rarnsdell, Vvtautus tllcickas and agreed that the students were rt- ENCLOSURES able to bid on contracts for three Ottawa, Merch 17 (jT).—Canada'* win be given on completion of the fear of an over-ruff. When you're city emplO.Vea shjuld get the price room for the new cit.v 'hall -are Ted Ventiua. sponsible for the trouble, hut als(I Thi.s was an Ironic reference to the pistol range under construction by agniband.") worn by tkiban rgvolu- ‘y new subs to be awarded before June top policeman ha* quit In a goy* going to n iff Often, your best of work to be done before order­ apparently figuring on court re- Events Tonight accused thsr police of brutality. > Watertight, splishproof, Civil Defense at the WUIlmantlc ENDS TONIGHT! Some students shhwed up in tihnarie.s. who look thel)' na)ue and foi'm bills passing the State Leg­ 30. and the three others contracted course is to execute the early ing it. ■ The Women'.') .Society of Chiis- beautifying. No more emment dispute arising frotn' Training School. islature. classes yesterday wearing arm- insihnia fiom an unaucce.saful i)p- Now at the Manchester Sales and Appliance Co; the for the fiscal year starting Jujy t. ruffs with low trumps. You save "G iG t" I Mayor Olson said “City em­ tian Service of Veinon Methodist sloppy wet floors. Pre­ Newfoundland'* bloody , logger* 'Those who received, their certi­ I COLONEL" , They are planning to build a bands with the number 14 on them. rl.sing*<>n the 26th of July. cision engineered features, Kowalski said he pressed the the high' trumps for later, when __ S:l* ___ I ployes aeem to think the city has Church will meet at the home of strike. ficates^ last- night included Donald unlimited funds.” He suggested long bench to seat three judges, as Navy for word of its submarine there Is more danger of an over­ STARTiS 'TOMOBROW! Mrs. Warren Covell. 12 Lewis St., a Extra wide, heavy construction plans as the result Commissioner, Leonard Hansen Bridge, •'^Joseph Bridge, Robert ruff. that in the future an employe who they think there will .sometlmos •- gauge, structural alumi­ "Rally 'Round Flag Boys" Rockville, at 8 p.m. for a probram \ of recent contract awards for six Nicholson, chief of the Royal Hart and Jphn Hlgham of Rock­ Dally Question does not get the price ahead of be three judges under the proposed ville; Jama*. Coviello, Joseph “Nioe Little i^nk That on "Our Latin American.s In Amer­ num frame . . . extrud­ submarines to firms outside Con­ Canadian Mounted Police, resigned Partner bids one heart, and the time pay for the woi'k himself. setup. Dobowlski Jr., I^ubett Harris, Rob­ Should Be Robbed" ica.” NEW WESTINGHOUSE ( M ed. heat hardened. yesterday after JuRtIce Minister next player passes. You hold: Building Inspector Roland P. Cit.v officials are undecided necticut. Electric Boat was under­ ert Monroe, Raymond Victor. Ken­ 3-17 Hope Chapter No. 60, OES. will .aLlfetime nylon overhead bid on four of the subs. The others Davie Fulton turned down a re­ r«Hi N*f«44 TMWm tail Usher said he .fully agreed with whether they will have theater- r rollers on stainless steel neth Healy and Qerald Pascuzzi, type seals for the spectators, or meet at 8 p.h). at the Ma.sonic Tem­ 1" were-assigned to Navy shipyards quest from the Newfoundland gov­ that rule, but no formal action of Coventry; Richard Dubuc of CAROUSEL CLEANER pins . . . rustproof V. as taken on it-. church pews. Second-hand theater ple for in.stallation of officers. for constnietlon. i ernment for 50 police reinforce­ Warehouse Point; Arthur Held “DOCTOR City offlciala acted again last seats were being considered, until The Rockville Lodge of Elks will • Watertight fit, twin ments. . , and William Volkert of Bolton. • 8-ye*r (uarante* conducted at United Methodist night to get a stream line ordi­ .someone suggested that the pews hold its annual St. Patrick's Day towel bars Inside and STREP THROAT CASES IIP The Mo\intle chief backed the re­ Those present were guests of the Church. Fees are based on ex­ nance established. Such an ordi­ from the old St. Joseph's Church dinner and dance at the Elk's Club. • Complet* let of attachments nut Hartford, March tli/Pi Strep quest, but Fulton said the rein­ Coventry men at a supper served KNOWS forcements "would have been a penses. An effort is made to keep nance was supposedly adopted two might be available. Both seating The final in a series of supper • Combination Floor-N-Rug Notxl* • Extra wide drain slots throat and scarlet fever cases are following the program by Pagan! them at approximately 60 cents a meetings at Union Congregational DESKiN S still being reported in greater than party to union-busting.” Catererji. PROGRAMS years ago, but a search of the arrangements will be looked into. • Over 1-HP Motor Input session. Council minutes revealed that no Church will be held a‘. 6:30 p.m. OPTIONAL $ 4 9 . 9 5 Installed usual numbers throughput the Newfoundland Premier Joseph Selectmen's Meeting The cit.v has alread.v obtained • Snap-In, Snap-out TOSS-AWAY* B»pi Smallwood, head of the Newfound­ Easter Breakfast Reservations affective dale -was set. The ordi­ one desk through Civil Defense for The Rev. John DeSou.sa will lead BEST... state, according to the Slate The town will borrow an addi­ Thomas Johnson of Hebron Rd. Health Department, A report for land government, told his legisle^- nance was referred last night to one dollar, and plans to get a few a discussion on “The Lord's Pray­ • Lightweight—only 13 Ibi. *m tional $30,000 today in anticipation is taking reservations for the Eas­ last week, Issued yesterday by the ture at St. Johns the province will Corporation Counsel Donald Shan­ more. er." • Decorator-Styled iGarnet Brown A Pearl Whit* of tax collections in May and June. ter breakfast to b® served at Bol­ non for final approval before set­ The Rev. Ramer Kline of New department, said there were 14.1 sue the federal government for This will bring the total borrowed As to other court room furni­ Model tC-4 strep throat Infections snd 113 breach of an agreement providing ton Congregational Church. The "Video Everyday" ting an effective- date. ture, Mayhr Olson said the cit.v Britain will present a lenten book Wt hm Wntlnihouii TOSS-AWAY F»;t for ill rmM l to date for this purpose, $50,000. pancake and sausage meal will be Seeka to Buy I.x)t review at St. John’s Episcopal Home Specialties Co. scarlet fever cases. The previous that the mounted police will also Selectmen Issued 44 checks at will ask for at least three bids, served by men of the church from All Bights Reserved— Since the city council discussed Cliurch at 8 p.m. week there were 176 and 76, act as Newfoundland^ Provincial their meeting last night represent­ and he, as owner of a furniture respectively. The childhood dis­ Police. 7 to 7:45 a.m. on Easter in the ■elling its odd lots throughout the BOB BROWN—CHARLIE PRINGLE W| O O Q C A ing payments totaling $17,584. H. T. Dickenson 4k Co~ Inc. store, will not bid at all. ^ Hospital Notes eases chlckenpox, mumps, and Smallwood called for the addi­ parish room. The first Easter wor­ city, several persons have indicated High School .News Admitt^yd .ve.sterda.v: Arlene youc'" Bs su5E....fo*W estinghouse ON THE PL’RNELL PARKING LOT JO 'liiey included a bond payment of measles -- went up during the tional police to protect loggers at ship service will be held at 8:30 an interest in buying various lots. Rifhaid RarzkoWskI, son of Mr. Chapdelalni^ 12 HarloW' St ; Vir­ $10,000 principal and $2,257 in­ One letter wa.s received last night week, the department reported. Grand Falls, where a Newfound­ a.m. and Mrs. Casmier Raezkowski, 55 ginia Smith.Ward St.: Thomas terest. Meeting Set from Atty, Harry Hammer rep­ land constable was fatally in ju r^ Sellers Fund Climbs School^ St., has been awarded a Page Jr.. 27 Lawrence St.; Henry in a clash between police and Women of St. George's Episco­ resenting Donald K. Ryder of 56 $650 Scjiolarship to the Ward The fund to help the Edgar Sel­ Franklin St. Ryder claims he has Clark. Laurel Rd., EllingloniEileen strikers last week. pal Church will meet tomorrow at TIRED OF School of'Electronics in Hartford. Whisler, Cre,stridge Dr., Vernon: Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Till 9 P.M. lers family stood at $314.95 last 8 p.m. at the Community Hall for been caring fof thp city lot ad­ T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Some 1,200. members of the In­ night. Amounts turned In by vol­ A senior at Rpckvillc High Sdiool, Leo Daigle, 2 West St. ternational. Woodworkers of Amer­ a work Session. Those who attend RADIO STATIC? jacent to his property for at lea.st Raezkowski is taking the college OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY and SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. unteer workers Included $25.75 by have been asked to bring sewing five years, and poor (iralnage fiom Di.schargcd yesterda.v: Le.s'.er As American as pumpkin pie ica (IW A ), a member of the Cana Mrs. Oscar Kreysig; $37.20. Mr. course and has been active in the dian Labor Congress, have been on equipment. the lot onto his property has Democratic Club and the Physics Bartlett. 13 Fox Hill Dr ; Hilda and Mrs. Paul Maneggia; $55.00. You can forget about the Purrlngton. Broad Brook: Carolyn is the phrase, "Doctor knows best ’’ a wage' strike since December weather.when you own an caused him some expense. Atty. aub. Stanley Patiiode; $11.50, Russell Hammer suggested that negotia­ We all remember this truism from childhood. *•^1 in TO SELL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHAN- against the Anglo-Newfoundland Advertisement— ELECTRONICS FM Radio! Rain oi'’ shine Eight members of the high Mulka, 10 Fern St.; MIrelle 'f'e- Hills; $22.00. 'Mrs. Gasprin Morra; tions for transfer of the land be O U K M w I I V/I DISE AT TIIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES PLUS Development Co., operator of a big The best for less money by hav­ you enjoy perfect recep- school choir and nine members of treault, 28 Grove St.; .lohn Wanda. Yet, in this enlightened day, some people, $21.00, Sam Valentine; $40,00, Mr. entered into. It Was brought out CO.MPLETE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! paper mill at Grand Falls. The ing your car Insured in Safeco. LABORATORIES tton. Hear for yourself the band tried out Saturday fpr Main St., Broad Brook. relatively few in number, and Mrs. Richard Morra; $31.00, in discussion that the piece Ryder Birth yesterday; A son to Mr Newfoundland Legislature passed Call the Crockett Agency Inc. soon at STANElUSI. the All-state Festival to be. held attempt to diagnose and treat their own illnesses a law two weeks ago decertifying Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sellers; li interested in is 20 by 100 feet, in the fall. and Mrs. Girard Massey, 17 Pros­ MI-3-1577. and is only a portion of the city- — a dangerous practice to say the least. Am ple FRKK PARKING Just Across The Street! the union as bargaining agent and $24.50, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Avery; 277 BROAD Donald Laferriere and Carolyn pect St. owned property at that location. Smallwood backed a new independ­ $47.00, Donald Massey. DeLong were crowmed at the an­ Easter Seal Returns Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ The matter was referred to the Only your physician is qualified ent \mion which signed an agree RADIO T [ I { V I S I 0 N nual Sophomore King and Queen A'emon and Talrottville new* Is ' Mrs. Jack B. Hunter, Ea.ster ton rorxespondent, Doris M- D'ltal- coeporation cduhsel, and-Will-have to diagnose and prescribe. When medication is ment with the company. The de­ D'afice Friday. Other sophomore handled. through, The. Herald’s Seals chairman for Bolton, reports la, telephone Mitchell 8-S845. to go through the Planning Com­ required, our prescription department MANCHESTER SALES and APPLIANCE CO. velopment company says its pulp- CMiuiiel I Hartford. Coaa/ candidates were Edith Bohme. Jud.v Rorksllle Bureau. 7 \V. Main St.,, Bboiit $124 has been received in mission before it can be sold. wood hauling operations are back Ubaaarl 8 Now UavOD Coaa. Vandervoort, and Francis Geno- telephone TRefUCnt 6-3136. is iqiiipped to serve your needs. this year’s drive. There are only Channel 18 Hartford. Conn. The Council adopted an addi­ 18 OAK Sr. (Next to J. W. Hole Corp.) Ml 7-5234 in full swing. vesi. Freshnran candidates w ere! two weeks left before the official Channel it SpHnjitield. U an. tion to regulations controlling con­ With the big Canadian Labor Women Protest Channel 30 New Biitnln. Conn. Marslia Baldwin. Ann Sheu.v, Stan-' Funds contributed locally last Channel 40 Holyoke, Maoo. nections to thq cit.v sewer .sv.stenis. ley Maselek, Dick Ransom and | BANKING Congress backing the IW A. the Chanrel 5S Waterbary. Coaa. "The rule provides that only one close of the canvass on Easter, federal government has tried to Mark Smith. year for the work of the Connecti­ Beards on Men BOLAND building may be connected to a stay clear of the dispute. Prime Three agricultural students will CAMERAS cut Society for Crippled Children ( 3) O. HENBY PLAYB0118B single Wye except by special per­ QUINN’S PHARMACY offices for vour Minister John Dietenbaker called attend the Inter-Breed Heifer Sale FILM—FI.ASHBULBS and Adults totaled $219, Lake City, Fla., March 17 (A^— (73-30) VOUNO D B. U A LO N E OIL COMPANY mission of the City Council. It was for a 2-week cooling off period. He ( 8-531 BEAT THE CLOCK at the University of Connecticut DISCOUNT PRICES Co-op Sets Open Meeting A group of women plans to protest noteil that in some ca.ses there are told the House of 'Commons he (40) ALL STAB PLAYHOUSE Saturday. They are David Charter, Phone MI 3-4136 All parents interested in enroll­ today against beards the menfolk ( 8) CONNECTICUT BAND­ 369 CENTER fit. two and three buildings on a single would not set \ip a judicial inquiry John Madden and Clifford Nie­ ing their children in the Coopera­ are growing for a centennial cele­ STAND wye, and the city is collecting only ARTHUR DRUG into the situation - requested by ( 3-40) T H E V EB D IC T IS Tel. Ml 3-6320 mann. tive Kindergarten and Nursery bration. one assessment fee instead of Smallwood nor would more YOUBS Members of the Girls' Athletic next fall are invited to attend the Headed by Mrs. A. W. Blood- (17-30) FBO M T H E S E BOOTS three. The sewer assessment fee is '’.Mounted Police be sent at this (58) WHO DO YOU TBUSTf 24-Hour Burner Service $22.50. meeting of the Co-op tomorrow at worth. the group says it will stage 4:00 < time. 3) B A N O E B ANDY The Cit.v Clerk was direcJted to NOTICE CONVENIENCE 8 p.m. at ytilted Methodist Church. (72-30) Q U E E N F O B A DAY a protest march, led by the high “ Home Heating Specialists ( 8-53) A 5IEBIC A N BANDSTAND write a letter to the Connecticut President Alan R, Remington has school band.' Since 1935” announced membership and regis­ (40) FUN HOUSE Light and Power Co. to the effect 92.1 Main .St, Editor Praised The women have been watching (40) TH E 8E C B E T 8TOBM / tration for next year will be dis­ the beards grow for three weeks. that quicker action is desired on Dailv 9 A M. to ( 3-40) T H E E D G E O F NtO RT burned out street lights. Ma.vor .1 P.M. Wa.shington, March 17 lA’i— cussed at the session. The celebration starts May 17. (77-30) COUNTY F A IB / ( 8-53) N A K ED CITY The school is in its fifth year of 0:00 ( 3) FEATUBE Fa3I / “ Thf> Bumper** Herman G. Olson said complaints O p«i Thursday Words of praise for Robert C. "W e just decided they looked a "Andy Hardy Get. Sprinx operation and is a private enter­ 10:00 ( 1-40) GARRY MOORE SHOW have been made that lights are Evening 6 to 8 P.M Vance, editor and publisher of the little more like bears than they do F e v e r " / CiUeBta: Andy W illiam i, New Britain. Conn., Herald were prise conducted by the parents of men,” Mrs. Bloodworth said. ( 8-40) P O P E Y E T H E A T E B Rotemary Clooney. Ken out as long as a week in some MANCHESTER MILLS read into the CongressiorTal Record its pupils. It is a Connecticut Her husband is among those (18) TV. R K A D E B ‘S ,^ IG F .S T Slorray. Marie Wilson. coses before being replaced. (77) T H E F IR S T MOW Toto, the Chimp Preliminary negotiations for the yesterday by Rep. Frank Kowalski corporation. Dally sessions are growing beards. "Knnte Roeitne All Amer­ («5-80) THE CAUFORKIANK tD-Conn). ic a n " _ ‘‘Stampede at MUery Flati" sale of bonds to finance the cit.v's V-ance waa honored for his ef­ (30) HOY BOGEBS A < 8-58) TV P B E R E ^ T S .■ewage filtration plant will be 501 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 28fi East Center St, ( 8-53) W ALT D ISN E livA D - *'The Dead ' Part ef the 'made through the Connecticut Oailv 9 A M. to forts in'Creating cordial relations VENTUBE TIME Houae'* between civilians and members of (18) KATHY GODFREY Bank and Trust Co., the Council MANCHESTER ‘ ,1 PM . (SOI EARLY SHOW decided. Open Fridav the Arm y bJiRe uniLs in Connecti­ "Lurie of Ulo Ifielt" cut. Kowalski noted that on Thurs­ Gala St. Patrick’s Party (40) TWILIGHT THEATEB To Take Bids 9 A.M, to 8 P M. Also, Building Inspector Roland day the Army will make an award ( 8) WOODY WOOOPEOKEB DRY CLEANING to Vance In appreciation of patri­ (18) NEWS AT SIX T-O-N-l-G-H-T! (*3) THE BIO PICTUBE otic civilian service. Olio (18) JUNIOR SCIENCE jl('* «:26 ( 3) NEWS. WEATHER A SAME DAY SERVICE 1! SPO R T S Dine, Dance, Have Fun «:J0 ( 8) P O P E Y E (181 I SPY ON REQUEST Manchester •* "Green" Gifts and Surprises (72) SP Q B T 8 A NEW S .Shopping Parkade ★ "Green" Beer.. .★ "Green" Drink* (53) PH ONE YOUB . a n s w e r ■k Irish Songs and Dances ( 3) NEW S Daily 10 A M. to ( 8) NEWS A WEATHER WE WILL BE CLOSED ■ 4 P,M Jrff Chandirr and June Allyaon In (53) COUNTRY STLYE C.S.A. ( SI W H IR LY BIR D 8 Fisher Open Friday "Stronger in My Arms" Music by W ALLAC E FIELDS and the "BQ NNIE BOYS". ( 8) IF YOU HAD A MILLION FOR A FEW DAYS FOR REDECORATING and REMODELING 10 A M. to 8 P.M. ______. ______>______(18) 5IOVIE AT 7 ('inem aScope 1 :S0-»;05 WARDS NO COVER — NO MINIMUM (30) NEW S 1(:S0 ( A53) JOHN DALY AND THE Watch Newspapers For News Of Wed. **^Ball.T Aroond The F lar Bo.vt'* NEWS 7;U ( 3) WWAT IN T H E WORLD (72) SPECIAL AGENT 7 (77-30) D R A G N ET (301 COLONEL FLACK WAYS to ( 8) SUGAR FOOT 10:45 ( 81 NEWS. WEATHER AND "T)»e Royal Raider.". SPORTS (40) MACKENZIE RAIDERS SENSATIONAL (18) LATE NEWS (53) TV SIAIL ORDER (53) THE EARLY LATE SHOW 1:00 ( 3> I I ^ V E LUCY "Exiled to Shnnfhl" (33-30)' EDDIE FISHER SHOW 11100 ( 8) WORLD'S BEST MOVIES ' (Color)' xne.t.: KUa Fila- "Three Cheer, for the Tough-built Chevy truck bulls its way SAVE, PROTECT & EARN cerald I r i .h ’ (4*) NEW YORK CONFIDEN­ GRAND RE-OPENING VALUES ( 3) NEW S. 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EVENINGS CONTINUOUS FROM 5:00 ( S-44) ARTH U R G O D FR E Y 17:50 ( 3) NEWS A WEATHER' VENETIAN BLINDS as S miles into the Lduiaiana woods, fights over • Semi-Annual KHOW 1 :00 (/) HEADLINES Today, it’s grit tt|at Chevy’s showing the trutde- KpecUl St. PAtrlck’B P at ruts and jagged stumps . . ..then grinds back Dividends ProfTAin—"OoFfitB: CArmH Bring .vour old roller* in kUS Ing industry. Real toughness that pays off in job- 3 Academy Awoid Nominees Qainn. Thf McNiff Irluh w e d I ^ d a y save SRo Tier shade. out with towering loads of logs! The Sabine after-job dependability . . . in ability to get work THE MAIN PAAftera And G^nevlrve Dvff. hArptfet Lumber Company attests to the trucks ability done at least expense. 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.X. 'x *\ PAGE nVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, pONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1969 ____ .1;______I ■’ ...... — IX MANOHISTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., TUESDAY, MABClf 17, 1969 which la part of the Mfd-week hower Bdmlntatrallon'a foreign aid policies. He said: Deaths iMst /Night M O S F O m t Spatigs to Show Lenten eartea, acene^ from the Bowles Proposes ‘•They say we can buy allies, Protect' W n t commlttM and 6hkrIoU« town of Bethleh«n^.^e MounUlh that economic aid will kee'p the By THE a s s o c ia t e d TOFiSS vioiiif wm*rJ SouthWindsor Cafiaiiirtno, chairman of tha tiekeU Asia, Africa Ties Near East Slides of Temptation, OjaT Judean Wilder- Reds dowm. This is nonsense. We HELPS HEART ACTION Feared Agrariitfi Reform and tnibllcity committee. You Should Know... Houston, TeJt. - Kenneth Franz- The Florence ..Schaeffer Combo /■ . ■ ; '■ ./ , • "In the Footatepa of tbe Maa- neas, the Mourtt of Tranafigura- San Francisco, March 17 (flh ;— must' appl.v aid with a sense of, helm, 69, a former'prestdent of the GIVES MORE STRENGTH Mancliestei^ Man OPEN TONICMT TILL M U DAY SAT. TILL 5 Uon and othir places of Intereat justice. Thill’s what the peoples of from Weat • Hartford haa been _-4-iPk«lip B a y e r ter" la the topic of the illustrated Rep. C^iester Bowles (D-Conn), American Institute of Architects, STAMINA VIGOR lecture to be presented at the will be ah6wn. Bartlcuiariy per­ the world deimind and deserve." eeleeted to play for tba occaaaion. lormer U,S. ambassador to India, died Friday of a heart attack. r i Yisri UattsTtni t«|sri«wts, Fined by Court lM(aHa$6**i 'Aot Covenant Church Wednesday at tinent toih e Lenten season will be lie said that foreign affairs will I ptfissiftnssi rw«uPMVEU yiithi% ‘ M ■“ lta«r«m \ e 0 s Big Losers Ifr. and M ra.'Cralc Rainas of .Once there WM « Weaver High 7:30 p.m. by Col. and Mrs. William pictures of Gethsemahe, Golgotha, says w# must establish a partner­ dominate the is.sues of the 1960 Franz,he*nii who had requested I Hurt mUh — hieffsMt wfinaet. Charle* H. HllderbnuMi;.Jr. 17-f TWeottVUie ^ 1 1 be Inatalled as hchool eenior named'I’hilip Bayer Spatig. The Spaltgs risited Pales­ and Calvary. presidential elecUop. that news of his death he wdlh- Ifhe Spatigs reside at V44 Camp- ship with Asia, and Africa as we West▼TVBi. SL./^Manchester. , wkawaw auicufined Worthy Matron and Patron at a •who was ■voted as the man who tine, Egypt, . Jordan and other did earlier with Europe. hefd until after hla fiilieral, had $200 wlUl $60 remitted at Monday public installation of Everfreen ■ had done the most for his school. Near East countries three years field Rd., and are retired Salvation Farmers Iniv ahoiil 17 per cent designed m.iTiv of Houston's o,fflce Armv officers devoting their time Bowles, addres.slng the Dem­ M Iraqi Rehellion night's Town Court session for ^ Wopd Chapter OB8 tomiMyow at He was also named '’■fmost ago, gathering data on social, re­ ocratic luncheon club of northern of all tires sold in the United buildings. Me was born irt Wheel­ now ‘to travel, preaching and lec­ second offense of operating a mo­ 8 pan. at the Uaaonic Ten^le. popular,” and was elected pres­ ligious and economic Conditions. ralifomia, criticized the Eisen­ States, ing. W, Vs, ' tor vehicle while his licenM' Was Installing Matron and Patron ident of his class. At the Wednesday service, tures. That happened In 19.34, but the (OoBtlaned frau FlCe One) stispendeA. will be Mrs. Jaaper Hunt and Richard M. Hart, T Pratt St., David Tripp. Other offleera to be pattern hasn’t changed much for Mancheater’s town counsel. For Yoked to>.fo*«e by *be goveni- About Town Hartford, charged with un- InsUUed wUl be Mrs. Selden CUpp, taking a motor vehicle C haplain; Mra. David Tripp, “ Bkyer continues to give his "most” nent's nttempt to put into effect lAkota Council, Degree of Poca­ out permission. of the owner marshal; Ellsworth Newberry, or­ In town, civic, professional, home, nn e«nunm reform Uw lamted by hontas. will meet tomorrow night pleaded not guilty on advice of ganist and Holstead Morrell, solo­ and rell^ous life. Kassem two enff • balf moathe at 7:80 in Odd Fellows hall. A so­ counsel. Probable cause was found ist. w # He hai made so many contribu­ tions of time and self since com­ after last etunmer’s revolution cial ■will be held after the meeting. and Hig case was bound over to the Mrs. David Burnham will be In next superior Court session, with ing to Manchester in 1937 that he overthrew the monarchy. Redis­ charge of refrCahnients. ■Washington Lodge, LOL. will $100 bonA posted. Card Party Planaed can’t'remember many of them off­ tribution of land ia a major project meet Thursday night at 8 -o'clock Other dispositions included: Wapping Mothers Club will handedly. But, skipping details, of Kasaem, who ears the reason in Orange Hali. The first degree Tliomas E. Nolan, 68 Marion Place, ^x>nsor a Public Setback card he’ll recall that he’s a past pres­ will be exemplified. Hazardvllle, failure to drive In the ident of the Manchester Bar Assn., for overthrowing the monarchy party March 20 at 8 p.m. at the a member Of the State and County right lane, $18; Carl L. Tagano, V’apping Community House. was the urgent need for improving Miss Susan V. Brown, daughter bars, vice president of Temple the lot of the Incredibly poor 1235 Enfield St., Thompsonville, Prire.s will be awarded and re­ of Mr. and Mm. Edwin H. Brown, passing on the right. $12; Rocco Beth Sh'olom, a member of the freshments will be served. Elks Club. Country Club, twice the maaaes. . . • 161 McKee' St., will leave from M. Salvatore, 55 Clinton St., Man­ Ladles Night March 20 For centuries most of Iraqs Idlewild Airport on March 27 for chester. iUegals.murrier. $12; Jesse town’s prosecuting attorney, past farmland has been owned by land­ The Hartford East Assn. chairman of the March of Dimes, the 12th annual Bermuda holiday Hainston, 30 Kennedy St„ Hart­ Churchmen’s Fellowship ladies 1958 EDSEL CORSAIR lords who took up to nine tenths sponsored by Centenary College past chairman of the Cancer Cam-^ ford, Illegal muffler,'$12; Stanley night will take place at Scantic 4-DR HARDTOP SEDAN Bayer, Law, and Phelon at 63 E. of the crop. The reform law limits for Women, Hackettstown, N. J. J. Terlago, 246 Preston. Windsor, paign, past chairman of the ownership to 600 irrigated or Congregational Church March 20 United Jewish Appeal, past as­ Center St. disregarding a traffic light, $9 and at 6:45 p.m. Reservations may be Pushbutton automatic, radio, heater, 1 200 unirrigated acres. It provides Manchester Emblem Club will power steering, pins many more extras. sistant treasurer of the Connecti­ As to time, he explains that he William E. Baskerville, 1 Wind­ made with Walter Foster. Mr. and now devotes coffee time, some for redistribution of the balance hold Dlatrict Deputy Homecoming ham Ave., Colchester, disregarding FACTORY LIST $4866 cut Jewish Relations Council, and to peasants, with' the owaers to Mrs.' AIlerLon Ekldy, Canaan, will a member of the regional board weekend time, daytime, evening- Night in honor of Mrs. Cliarles a stop sign, $3. show slides on a journey through be repaid over a 20-year period Lslhrop Sr., supreme district of the Anti-Defamation League. time. lunchtime, and also some : In recent weeks the Leftist Also Theodore Hayes, R.F.D. No, the Holy Land at Easter time. OUR LOW PRICE To these, add activity during of the willingly given time of hts deputy, tomorrow night at 8 3, Stafford Springs, disregarding a Baghdad press had been complain­ o'clock in the Elks Home. DanM Saturday political campaigns, and participa­ partners, to keep up with his ac­ ing that authoritle.s in Mosul stop sign, $6: Myron A. Gallup. A spring square dance, spon­ tion in many charitable and civic tivities, Looking younger than his this is Province, in the northwest comer Sta. 62, Warehouse Point, disre­ sored by the Wapping Guys and causes unsung in public life. 42 years, he talks about his'aehed- of the .country, were dragging A Lenten ‘Quiet Hour " service garding a atop sign. $6; Samuel F. Dolls Couples' Club, will be held PArt-’I’lme Headache iile not with coniplaitil but with their feet in putting the law into will be held at the Emanuel Crlslnatl, School St., Thompson­ Satufrday at 8:15 at the Wapping Underlying all this is a willing­ jole de vivre. a touch of self- Lutheran Church tomorrow night ville, disregarding a slate traffic action. Community House. Dick Tracy of ness, almo.st an eagernes.s, to be of amazoment, and a big touch of at 7:15. Herman Frerichs, Intern, commission sign, $6; John A. Dev- Simsbury will be caller. ONLY $189 DOWN service that ha.s won Bayer many hiimilUy. , DRESS SIZE The Shammar tribe of nomads be the speaker. enero, 60 Highland Park, Thomp­ In Central Arabia marched with Sermon . Topic LOW BANK TERMS friends, and some headaches. One While talking, he'll give way sonville, illegal muffler, $12; Mary "Jesus, Everyone’s Center of $14.00 WEEK of the latter, according to Man­ now and then to a reflective mo­ b y the Haahemites against the Otto­ Mokulis, 82 West Center St„ Man­ man Empire in World War I. Stations of the Cross will be ob­ Decision" will be the sermon topic chester attorneys, is the part-time ment. He'll tell you he likes Bibli­ \ served at St. John's Polish Nation­ chester, breach of the peace, $12; df Rev. Walter L. Abel Wednesday town counsel job Bayer haa taken cal names: His boy, 3. i.s named After the British Installed Hashe Charles H. Chadwick, Miami, Fla., mite King Faisal I as ruler of al Catholic Church iFriday night at at 7 p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran on in addition to his private prac­ Aaron .Seth. HlS daugliter, Linda 7 o'clock. Saturday morning at 10 operating an overlenglh commer­ Church. Wapping Elementary 1955 tice. He agreed to be nameAY TO SATURDAY She knows at o glance what foundation is best for you " bqmbing by Iraqi Air Force planes. Allan Hotchkiss. Mrs. Robert Pro-Kassem city dwellers. . aK Smith and Mi . Earl Rohan. 1956 TWO-TONE . . . and so quolihed! She is o graduate of \ f ready organized Into a volunteer ENGLISH FORD b- . J pK .. tolectior. of boats— many '• 'ffer. mlliUs were armed and Joined in The adult information and dis- at least two corset schools. She averages over 14 the mopup of the rebels, Estimates ci'ssion group will meet at Zion 2-DOOR .. .i ho-x\- -wc ode.'',, aiuminum, fib e r - of the dead run as high as 2.000. Lutheran Cl.u.-ch tomorrow at 6:30 METROPOLITAN HEATER, DEFROSTER. WHITEWAWL. TIRES. years of expert corset fitting and she has the largest •Most of the Shammars faded in­ p.m. "nie preparatory service for 2-DOOR HARDTOP P, to 35 H.P. to the desert. A large number were Communion will follow at 7:10 DRIVEN ONLY 7,000 MILES ‘Or, RADIO, h e a t e r , WHITE TIRES. DRIVEN ONLY 17,000 assortment of girdles and bras in Manchester from Of said to have been killed by pro- p.m., and the sixth of the Lenten IT’S SPOTLESS— NEW Kassem villagers about 12 miles MANCHESTER, CONN. MILE, r r s JUST LIKE NEW. Uif! ' " '" r U-f, services will be held at 7:30 p.m. ’ «/- n,r., from Mosul on the road toward The Rev. Paul Prokopy will speak A‘,1. ON DISPLAY AT which to choose! (W E HAVE OVER 64 BRA STYLES Syria. Probably 50 died in a room- fir/ to-room last stand in the sheik's on the theme “Our Thom-Crowned fn King, Jesus.” . . . OVER 84 GIRDLE STYLES IN STOCK AT ALL Mosul palace. OlORCHES MOTORS '•-o.'•rl Achmad AJlI was first reported FULL FULL Uf.,U) Mystic Re'vlew, WBA, 'will hold 80 OAKLAND ST.. 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PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER Ea'ENING HERALD, MAN^ESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, M6^CH 17, 1959 Mp’ - ■ (ireenwood, 17, bo£h of WlIHman- , CONN, TUESDAY, MAltCH 17, ld69 .V,. tic. A hdovet V School Sites ayor Admits Sentence will be euepended for TfSTlMdNIAL And yet it teuchaa evarythl^. Evans and Bigelow after they serve- DINNER coofannea should fbllow a foralgn iMilatUted auch,>ar/deal, Brennan guilty o f uaing a poll ^uaatioa It- “ ,’t be jBohtent with T'orklng A Thoofl^ for Today FOilNCOMETAX 15 daya in Tolland County Jail; and FOR aalf as a parvarM part o f the proe- inlnlatan conferance which had al- but Jiad to be announcing it We cannot foal that inch a sign Fake Story of tipon release they will be (ilaced on CoHnecticut Bpeosered bg tlM Blaeelweter Is other than a pewsr divine.' JLSSiSTANCE. CALL Okayed for ^ HaroM Turhhmfmi asB of fwffcieg his own final dec!- raady- prapared lU aueCaas, the wbrld. We may internqae the OooMtl * f Chorahes Covell Not Oppoged^ probation (or two years. State Police said the four drove ' SaturdaVji A | ^ 4 slan. SometlmM ha dears hlmaelf Preeident was countering, la ad­ that if tods is toe Way (Author: (3. N, Pae*)f A N D E R S O N »'■ "'-. V iw M m aves with a deal under Slashing, Theft to Mono's Cabin on Wells Wood MracheeUi' AnHorjr o f the decision his heart Ivould like vance, a supposed Macmillan wll- Submitted y M l 9 ^ 7 M ; M l 9 - 0 8 5 4 Swim Pools t x IMO. Yankee his belt heX|e no longer the d fi , A s we apprukch the sacred time By the Rev. K. Bji|sr Haak Ud. the night of Veb. 28. Evans 0(|iner 7 P M. to make but his mind won’t let him UnfTnsas to gat on with .a aummlt pro, but a naik aniateur, whoiw of Holy Wi^k, and focus our For Tow n C lerk Post (CoBttnueil (rnih Pace One) and Bigelow were said to have nanrlngx lO to 1 A.Kt By A. ihvO. " The Board of Education last, make; or vice veraa, with hie dad- maatlng dlracUy. to hla strongly auppoeed retirement ie entirely de- thinking end devotion upon the broken Into the cabin and dam­ Loll Oarnnn’a Orcheatr* V*" central Cross on Calvary’s bill, let night .compiled a list of questions Bldh for the poll dlacharglnr'bU phTasad scorn of tha principle of served. x,^ became "so Concerned that an in­ aged some furnllure. Testimony In 8bb*crlpi|o« $4.i8) At the conclusion., verseIy, the O’TC of New England, Inc., in ref­ any time. We ourselves do not have to be­ By Church Group same consumers also buy items erence to property of Leonard Glg- New Arrival lieve what the pollsters presume to lio. The area is on the west side of A son, Kevin David, wa.s born they say they ijfOh’t buy,” EAGER TO SAY “TRANKS"? Leymen of the Hartford Ea.st tell us about oi’rselves. And those Hebron Rd. approximately one to Mr. and Mr.s. Riley Robbins of StatlsUcaD^ the study found Assn, of Congregational Churches quarter mile north of the Hebron- Andover Lake Sunday at Manches­ Weddings that throl36 frigerator from the one they had Berlin crisis made no great news, been considering.” launched no new policies, ami did Perhaps naturally enough, but not have the surface Importance LOSING WEIGHT not Incisively enough, the Madison that might have b e ^ expected for Ave. firm sees that the lesson from such an effort. this Is that “ with buying inten­ • The President's main concern,, AND tions subject to change and with rather, eCemed to be with holding brand loyalties not firmly estab­ v>rimis lines against various forces. lished, the necessity for contin­ The line we are certain to hold in uous, effective advertising v»d Berlin, against any disposition on sales acti\'lty is imperative.’.' The the part of the Communists to ex­ GAINING YOUTH firm also Intimates its belief that pel us by force or decree, was only If the polls are kept bn checking one of these. It was also the only -LOOK AT THE CAR THAT’S DONE IT consumer intentions, they would line about which there is no contro­ Big Value TV get news of changing minds and versy, at home, or among our as­ £ therefore, -prove more accurate. sociates abroad. Here ... at this limited-time low WitWh its own context, this Another line the President de­ price is all the quality you expect, LOOK AT THB BYSTUDEBAKSR Study is thus a purely commercial voted almost half his address to TV viewing and get only from Magnavox. Full study, and the remedy merely that holding was that of his own stew­ o f a professional agency which ardship in the matter of this na­ is easy today... transformer powered chassis, 262 sq. "lARF^ wants to sell still more research tion's military preparedness. Here in. screen, optical picture filter, tojlv Your Studebaker Dealer’s door is wide open—for you to drop in and look at the Sind advertising to make up for the the opposition the Fhresldent was controls, omni-directional speaker The sun ALWAYS shines research Imperfections it has dis­ contending with lay not in Russia, plus local-distance selector switch. one car ipecifically built to meet the needs of the times. Three feet shorter, room for covered. but among the Democrats in his Quantities limited. In mar proof hpr- yiT inside. Easy to handle, park, turn around. Runs marathon miles on a But the implications, and the own Congress, who haye parlayed , dovan Magnatex. emancipations, of this discovery, the arrival of the Berlin crisis in- j tprinkling low-cost, regular gas. Cuu insurance, maintenance and repair costs. in an ELECTRIC DRYER! are almost limitless. Por what, the to a prolonged assault on our al-1 study teally proclaims is some­ leged lack of military readiness for'j Tell Folks Out Of Town 1.90 And it’s the only lowthe crisis lasts unre­ Magnavox Clearance Sa*e on these models, too! modem electric dryer. Simply pop in the clothes, set the controls. . a long distance. A phone call quickly tells .out-of- plainly labaled on avary cai. As for the blessed psychological solved their* political play will be You get premium quality Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the Reg. SALE and everything comes out sweet-smelling and fluffy. Sq yourself reasons why we aren’t, after all, to allege that a Republican ad­ town fam ily and friends exactly how much you most completely effective fuel 1— Oak 21” Console ...... • $ 509.50 $ 269*95 a break instead of a backache—say good-bye to hea'vy lifting and |be masMd and packaged moronity ministration has failed to. provide oil additive in uae today. And care. And it’s inexpensive, too. 2— Cherry 24” Console ...... >...... 339.50 279.95 tbs poUa have insisted we are and us with the force we should have you get premium Service. Au­ 2—Mahogany 21” TV-Phonograph Combination 429.50 329.95 lugging. . . straining and stretching to hang laundijy on the line. ' reported us to be, wq would. If to meet i t tomatic deMveriea . . . a bal- ] —Oak 21” TV-Phonograph Combination...... 439.50 339.95 ancad payment plan and many wo thought they could:be located But the most iipportant line the 1—Oak Hi-Fi Radio-Phoho|p^aph Combination .. **aee*e**e 329.50 249.95 It’s "All-Electric Value Time” —so see your appliancse dealer today. •vary precisely, do our best to 1 :ep President seemed to be trying to other extraa deigned to make See how tittle it coats to call after 6: 2t—Cherry Hi-K Console ...... 229.50 179.95 Or ask The Hartford Electric Light Company for details about an thorn secret, and thus continue to hold, last night, w as. neither honie heating really muy. fhr nxDmple: rint I« rIi wMmI 3 minwlM < ininwta 2"'“Oak Hi-Fi Console ...... ».*..... 179.50 139^95 dofend that sector of the Amerir against the Russians abroad nor automatic electric dryer. Remember, only electricity does so m u ^ HARTFORD 1—Cherry Table Model Hi-Fi ...... 139.50 109.95 coh mind‘and .Impulse the polls ob­ the Democrats at home, hut Mobilheat *?.*$ to Waterbury $ .30 1 .10 1—Cherry Continental 50 Watt Stereo, 2-Piece yet costs so little! . viously do not* know how to reach against an approaching visitor. A l­ Nw dMn-ocSoa NIW HAVEN Radio-Phonograph ...... '...... 684.50 520.00 ooaoiatenUy, But, such caution though the approaching and sup­ addMv» to WABhington, D.C. .70 .20 {^Mahogany Hi-Fi Stefieo,. Radio-Phonograph, •aide, we think it faifly obvioM posedly Important ■visit of Prime 1549.50 that people are given to innocent Minister Macmillan was not men­ wATneuiY Tape Recorder, 65 Watts, 2 Units-----y . ’. 1095.00 ’ J . 1 * ^ 19 ^ to Chicago 1.20 .30 but habitual defense and conceal­ tioned in UM Fresident’a speech, W E G IV E ment o f their o vp Intentions, and a major portion. ^ his emphasis UIDOiPORT : GREEN STAMPS To New London n McNiclMsV«r's Lor^nt TV, R ^ ie, RM ord and Appliohc* Stor* liiVB BETTER tlECTRICAltY that thsy get away with it because seemed to*'be d ie t e d to Macmil­ .40 .10 V the poUatars hava not yet learned lan. In fact, it Appears likely that ThcM rates are for itation-to-station calls, ^tm r ' CALL FOR A FUN DRIVE DEMONSTRATION TODAY AT how to aa)| tha perfect question or the approach o f Macmillan, and .' 6 P.M. and all day Sunday. They do notinmde PRIARTY 'the 10% federal exbise tax. For rateoYo other to airaluate answers properly. the Buppoaed heed to put certain tilaces, see the front pages of^jrjiiir dirumry, BOLAND MOTC^RS, INCa X «t us analyse, f(h' example, the American potions again on record 1 — ■I.. ■' ■Inpiaat wiay a poll cai| ^ wxm g. bitfore he has a chance to try tA in- BROTHERS S89 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. CaU by number , twice as fds^/ r A Inmaia ba|af wei.— ^ ------or iluenee them, waS the real' nvain 301-315 Caiitar St. EMra altWBttbm, in an a'ppUanca, reason arhy there was a^epeech las| I : - . ....: -fpiuar hpM , « lOgbf, at all, Ml 3-5135 Tin SMthirt Niw EiiMiifitopliNf 130 ST. CORNEil OF CHURCH ST. ftl MMEdutsE ffft** ba feuiM|aiit)ir Jn Ua liieleteaee tliat*a auaunlt ■*- '• \ . ■ '-1- ".V ■ K ■ r - - T - T A h ,V a ; X IIANCHB8TBK HERAj^TMANC!HESrER> CONN.. ^ESDAY*. MARCH I 7, 1659 ' V ■ MANCHESTER EVEisil^, HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY^ MARCH 17, 19B9 X .on victs Senators WanT^traus^ It Fire Alarms Duncan of :Q iio^ Criticizes Planiied for As Economic W arCJiief inMiurder ■ Patir Schools (CoBtlaaad Dom Page One) tract which Kefauver terljr. . . fOoattaiied from Page Owe) Committee Chairman Magausb Unit Methods The four schools in tbs 8th Dis­ his country as -well,” Keating aald. ''A*,, said that, any flreworiiz over that'' trict are on theli'" way to getting "His littegrity rises above any In­ sobbed repaatecHy to her son and issue will be put4©ff until the com­ pubUc fire alarm • systems. A former member of the Cbv-fno opportunity mm m group to coin- her attorney, S. Ward Sullivan: nuendoes and assaults. He is one mittee has questioned Strauss _ . . mm.___ *____ I f m W * * « 1 ment on It, she said. Directors of-^ Ihe diitrict last 9 Oittry School Housing and Plan­ "I can’t understand how the Jury of the' most courageous proUgon- thoroughly about Commerce De­ I B l v ning Committee today criUcUed MacQuown was one -df three night voted to advertise for bids could do that to me, because I ista In this country of the free en­ partment policies. the way the committee conducted menohers of the School Housing on the extension of box fire alarms Kefauver aald he U wlUing to its S-month study on the town's andimianning CornmUtee Who filed to the Robertson and Hollister St. didn’t do it." terprise system.” Magnuson Interrupted to say his wait, commenting that "as long as achool problem. a report when the 8HPC 'schools. Frank Duncan had nothing to the committee Investlgatea l^fore cpmpletecf Ua Study. The majority North End Fire Chief John J. /// 1/ / ' I John L. MscQuowtj. who resign­ say. He had sat beside his mother committee plans an investigation It acts, I’ll he satisfied.” ed from the 9-member committee report was to be heard at a town Mens has been seeking extension of the Russian Cold War otfenalve meeting March 9. but the meeting of a fire alarm systcrh to the through the 4-week trial. Testifying Strauss Is now nerving as sec­ \ Friday, said no meeUngs were for her, he said he could not be­ retary under a recess appoint­ N, ever held between the enUre. study was ordered adjourned because of schools served by the 8th Dis­ later. the huge crowd which showed up trict Fire Department. Estimates lieve she ^ould harm - Olga, even Magnuson has Indicated that op­ ment. commute and the enUre Board of though she had tried to break up position witnesses will not: be heard The Dixon-Yates contract was BducaUon during the study. at the Robertson School. he has received after a recent study In. addition to his crltlcisrh of of the alarm system, point to an their marriage. until after the Senate's Easter re­ negotiated while Strauss wfus AEX? Committee Chairman Robert . The prosecution charged that the study committee's methods expenditure of about $600 for two cess, starting March 26; chairman. It called for private Wilcox immediately repudiated Mrs. Duncan, fiercely Jealous of power companies to build-a'steam MacQuown s stand. Wilcox said MacQuown today also outlined alarm Installations, Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn), four points he said ho feels arc her daughter-in-law, offered $6,000 plant at West Memphis. Ark., to the study committee was appoint­ Once the Robertson and Hollis­ to two minor criminals, Augustine Strauss’ most outspoken foe, calls ed by the town and was under no important. He said he quit the ter St. schools are wired, there re­ Strauss the “chief promoter, de­ supplement Tennessee 'Valley committee becau.se he. wants to Baldonado, 26, and Luis Moya, 20, Authority power being furnished Obligation to meet with anyone. main the Waddell . and Bowers to get rid of the Canadian-born fender and advocate” of the con­ The committee made the study question the report at the next Schools. troversial Dixon-Yates power con­ to the AEC. town meeting on the subject. "I nurse. “ Kiddie Karnhai’: "solely oii its own and its purpose The schools currently have In­ feel certain facts have been omit­ Baldonado and Moya confessed 'was to get the information It was terior alarm systems, but must kidnaping Olga from her Santa Instructed to get. and make a com- ted from the final report that are Important to the townspeople, " he telephone for firemen In case of Barba apartment last Nov. 17, prehwisive report to the town. It fire. The new Installation will strangling her and burying the Eisenhower Offers Russia was not instructed by anyone to said. He also made these statements: mean that someone need only pull body in a shallow grave beside a work wi^h the Board of Educa­ the handle on a box alarm. country road. They led police to tion.” Wilcox, said. "One of the most realistic solu­ Chance to Meet at Summit tions to Coventry's school building There are currently six box the grave Dec. 21. Each is await­ Mrs. Alma Heckler. Chairman of alarms In the 8th District. ing trial on a plea of innocent by the Coventry School Board agreed problem Is not tx-ing ronsidered; reason of Inssmity. (Contbiaed from Page One) with Wilcox that nowhere was Paying Premium Mrs. Duncan testified that Bal­ there anything in black and white ■Taxpayers are unaware of the donado and Moya had been black­ Wittkofske Whatever comis, ha said, the that remitted the study committee tremendous premium Coventry Is Water Issue mailing her and that she had noth­ American people "now have and to meet with the School Board. paying over and above the operat­ ing to do with plotting the mur­ will continue to have a modem, ef­ However, she asked: "How can you ing and building costa to other der. Thrall’s Aide fective and adequate military es­ review the needs of an education towns in high school tuition; Before Board The jury of eight viromen and tablishment.” program without working with the "Citizens do not realize the- com­ four men reached its verdict in four full Board?” The appointment of Lawrence In general. Congress members mitments they will be forced to hours, 51 minutes. It received the of both parties backed Elsenhow­ She pointed, out that members of make in applying for additional The Manchester Water Co., an case at 10:34 a.m. and took time Wittkofske ns assistant superin­ the study committee were present appropria.^tion to the Welfare De­ er's declaration of firmness In the state aid In the form of hardship out for lunch. tendent of the Water and Sewer Berlin situation. Republicans wel­ St meetings of the Coventry School in building schools; partment and a proposed building Mrs. Duncan's serene conduct in Board when it held meetings with committee ordinance are among Department was announced today comed, and some Democrats chal­ "That residents of Coventry court as the verdict was read was lenged, his assessrhent of the na­ the Manchester and Regional Dis­ should stop considering them­ subjects due for disciisslon at a by Superintendent Fred Thrall. trict 8 Boards'; of Education. But, meeting of the Board of Directors in sharp contrast to her angry out­ tion's military strength. selves as "poor relations" and un­ bursts during the trial. She called Wittkofske, 35, of 119 Benton Eisenhower confidently cited the the added, "There has never been able. to help them.selves, b\it should tonight at 8 o'clock in the Munici­ St., was one of three top scorers GIANT CAROUSEL a discussion between all the mem­ pal Building. Diet, Atty. Roy Gustafson a liar on nation's long rang nuclear bomber be among the proudest in the state several occasions when annoyed by in an examination conducted by bers of the study committee and rhjhllc hearings will be held on the State Personnel Department. force, plus 41 types of missiles the School Board.” In carrying more than a fair share the proposed Welfare appropria­ adverse testimony. either in production or under de­ Did Not See Report of the burden of the average edu­ tion of $10,000 and on the Building The job, for which 21 persons ap plied, pays a salsu-y range of velopment, as powerful enough to She also said the School Board cational costs In the stste of Con­ Committee ordinance. The ordi­ resist communism’s challenge, de­ did not see the study committee’s necticut. nance would p\it nine members spite domestic critics who are MacQuown did not elaborate on report before It Was published. Be­ se-ving 3-year terms on the unit',' Bill Hearing urging hljm to spend more for de- hl.s corrfments. cause of this the School Board had rather than 10 electors serving in­ fenee. definite terms. Dominating Eisenhower’s speech, The water company problem, On Town Suit however, were 46 words which ap­ Regional District H while not on the agenda, will be In­ peared to move him a carefully REAL PONIES Who Has a Shoehorn? troduced through the portions of measured step along the road to a the meeting dealing with commu­ Perplexed truck driver L^on Perry of Hartford tries to figure his Unattended summit conference Khrushchev has Proposed Budget Undergoes nications or reports of the gen­ way out of a tight squeeze. Truck drivers are normally equal been urging since last November. eral manager, or by vote of the Di­ to the narrowest of passages, but Perry was tricked. He was A hearing scheduled on a bill Referring to the Allied reply be­ rectors. driving his truck, on the left, past the other truck on Purnell PI. The Bqard has been urged by the which, if passed, would give an ing prepared to the most recent But a snow bank tilted the vehicle and it just touched the parked Soviet note, he said: Heavy Questioning at Hearing Republlcah^ Towm Committee, the I nick, making it impossible for Perry to move either back or East Hartford man the right to Town rinnftlng Commission, and forward. He unloaded to shift the weight, then found the other sue the Town of Manchester, was "It Is my hope that thereby all the Manchester Improvement of us can reach agreement with A proposed Increased pudget for^there has been several Instances truck driver who backed out of the impasse. (Herald Photo unattended yesterday and the Assn, to take steps in regard to by Satcrnisl. the Soviets on an early meeting at Regional Dtetrict « for 1959-60 of a child leaving homo but not hearing has not been rgacheduled. the level of foreign ministers. arriving at the school. There are a the turbid water that is supplied to KIDDIE FERRIS WHEEL came under heavy firt iMt nlghtv Falling to appear at the hearing number of things, other then tru­ the firm's North End users after “Assuming developments that More than 100 Andover, Hebron heavy rainstorms. were Atty. Alexander A. Goldfarb, justify a summer meeting at the and Marlborough residents ques­ ancy, that could occur and parents should be notified, SeyboU said. The Republican Town Commit­ of Hartford, and/or Stanley Tu- summit, the United States would tioned the $52,681 increase. The tee has asked the Board to start School Board Backs miensky, of East Hartford, who be ready to participate In this total .budget, proposed by the The advisibillty of adding a sec­ ond guidance counselor to the staff Immediate negotiations on pos­ filed a writ Jan. 30. 1957, suing further effort,” he added. Regional Board of Education l.s sible purchase of the firm by the the town' former Police Chief Her­ Eisenhower's mention of a pos­ $454,436. The present year's bud­ at this time wa.s also questioned. The Board's answer wa.s that rec­ town. A bill that would establish man O. Schendel, and Police Sgt. sible heads of government meet­ get total is $401,755. Buckland Split Grade Henry Gauruder for $75,000. FRIDAY the right of purchase is pending ing, $long with his fixing of an THURSDAY ommended procedure wa.s to have The amount to be raised by tax­ in the General Assembly. Tumiensky is the brother of Ed­ approximate date, came just three ation within the three towns is one counselor for every ."500 pupils MARCH 20 and the expected enrollment will Some officials, however, hold ward Tumiensky who was killed Lawrence Wittkofske days before Britain's Prime Minis­ MARCH 19 $390,484. This Is an increase of Double grades at Buckland'; summer classes, repair of equip­ by police gunfire in front of his be 600 next year. that right now the Board of Di­ ment and tuition. ter Macmillan was due in town for 3 to 5 P.M. 3 to 5 P.M. $61,522 over the present amount rectors has little authority in the School will continue, as the result home at 402 Oakland St. Feb. 5, $5,339 to $6,431, with Wittkofske strategy talks. of $328.962v The overdrafts include $547 for 1956. starting at the $5,339 step. water, problem, outside of the right of a vote last night by the Board additional printed forms such as Macmillan waa reported ready to Appropriate cost to the in­ to urge Improvements on behalf The stumbling block heretofore A Manchester native, Wittkof­ of Flducatlon o n the recommenda­ payroll checks; $5,860 for the ad­ press Elsenhower for an Agree­ dividual towns is as follows: Charter Body of the townspeople It represents. has been the governmental im­ ske has been a department em­ Andover. 33.7 per cent, or $131.- tion of Superintendent of Schools ditional cost of summer school munity statute which says no one ploye for 16 years, beginning work ment to convene such a top-level According to General Manager Big Four meeting as the only way 893. This .velar's cost was $110,827. Richard Martin, control in the Arthur H. Illing. classes (the State aid will not ar­ can sue the state or a mimlcipality before his graduation in, 1943 from Hebron, 35.3 per cent, or $137,- rive until too late to cover the for actions performed by either a combined high school and trade to ease European tensions. Meets Tonight matter rests with the Public Util­ The board's reasons for contin­ The British leader is understood “HAPPY" “Hap” Richards 841. This year's cost was $116,- expenses,, and the Board of Elduca- body in proper performance of its school course. He Served several ities Commission to which the uing double classes were (1.) it to want a summit meeting regard­ 288. company must report on April 1, tion must meet its obligations functions. years In Europe with the Army. The Charter Revision Commis­ would cost too much to provide a Immediately): $1,234 for repair of The bill was aubmited for hear­ less of whether a prior foreign Marlborough, 31 per cent, or The company will tell the PUC, He and the two other top scor­ ministers conference makes any STAR OF WTIC-TV, Channel 3 sion will meet tonight at 8 o'clock teacher for each of the six tiny typewriters and business machines, ing to the General Law Committee ers in the State examination were $121,050. This year s cost was in probate court offices of the and also the State Health De­ progress on Germany's future. partment, what plans it has for grade.s, and (2.) the present sys­ music instruments, and vehicles; of the Legislature. Rep. Irving L. interviewed by Thrall before the $101,847. Municipal Building. and $1,096 for tuition of students Only a meeting at Khrushchev's Total cost per pupil for the permanently improving the qual­ tem is preferable to transporting Aronson, of Manchester, is clerk appointment was made. The post THE CLOWH The members will discuss the taking agricultnral courses in level would be apt to pry any con­ “HAP RICHARDS SHOW" coming year, a figure which in­ ity of it.s water. the children to other schools. • of the committee, was first advertised in November. subjects of fiscal independence for Glastonbury. Aronson today said he doubted cessions from the Soviets, he be­ cludes operating cost, debt service the Board of Education, overtime In other matters tonight, the Illing aald, however, the. children Wittkofske. before today’s ap­ lieves. Board will: taught in the double grades are Illing and Business Manager the hearing would bS~re.scheduled and capital outlay, is estimated at parking funds, water and sewage Dougla.S Pierce will determine from pointment, was a senior engineer­ Eisenhower implied he disagrees $665.27. This figure is based on 1. Consider proposed rules for "getting as good an education as but .said he had no definite in­ assessment, delegation of duties of what accounts the money will be formation one way or Ihe other. ing aide. As assistant superintend­ with Macmillan on this. He did not And His Talented Dog Come to the an estimated enrollment of 600 the general manager, presentation a.ssessing Ihe extension of sewer they could in another system." ent, he replaces Robert McLaugh­ FT'/// systems. Parents Protest transferred, and wilT consult the Tumiensky’s suit claims that explain what developments he students. This j-car's cost, based of the Board of Education budget finance subcommittee of the Sgt. Gauruder "wantonly deliber­ lin who retired at the age of 66 would consider as justifying a on 510 students, is $079,18. directly to the Board of Directors, 2. Consider fixing dates for vot­ The Board was visited last last January. er-making sessions. month by a delegation of parents Board. ately and without just and reason­ summit meeting.. For the first time in the short and transfer of funds derived from 3. To set March 30 for the next able cause or provocation," fatal­ In his new position, Wittkofske use of school facilities to the Board 3. Consider the recommendation from the Buckland School PTA Aides noted that the President KIDDIE KARNIVAL history- of the Regional District special meeting on curriculum. The ly wounded his brother. will work directly under Thrall, in other sections of his speech used “PEANUT” of the collcgtor of revenue to trans­ the Boards of Finance of Hebron of Education rather than the who asked the Board to Eliminate meeting will be the third in a assisting in planning, assigning towm's general fund. fer uncollectible taxes to the sus- Police at the time said that such words as "meaningful,” and Marlborough, represented by double grades at the school. series of five arranged by Buck- Tumiensky, who was emotionally and supervising the work of em "serious," and "sincere" to de­ their chairman, in general protest­ These questions, being : tudied p'ensc list. They protested against grouping WILL AMUSE EVERYONE To Meet His 4. Hearing reports by Board sub­ ley. disturbed, was shot as he attempted ployes. scribe the kind of talks he favors. ed the propo.sed budget and gave in terms of the town charter, will of slow second grade learners with ■4. To publish the availability of be among many the commission committees on swimming poolp and to attack Gauruder with a hatchet He will also make surveys, col­ suggestions for its reduction. first graders and fast second two Grace Robertson college and knife. They also said Gauruder lect data pertaining to water and WITH ACROBATIC Phillip Waddams. chairman of will analN’ze before makirp its fiscal policy, grade learners with third graders; , Loyal Tans 5. Hear a technical matter on scholar.ships of $2.50 for a senior first fired several warning shots in sewer systems, and make reports the Marlborough Board, said the recommendations for charter and grouping slow fifth ' graders bolv and girl at the high school. STUNTS and TRICKS changes in about a year. Capital Region Planning Authority the sir. and' recommendation for exten­ Hays Protests budget had been carefully review­ with fourth graders and fast fifth The writ further claims that sions, alterations or changes of ed by the Marlborough Board's reportage of meetings. 6. Hear a report on sidewalks on graders with sixth graders. Tumiensky "staggered" from the equipment. members and it was their opinion There are four classrooms in the house -and was in a "dazed, help-' In addition, he will prepare time that it should be reduced by at Slate UGW Seats Golway St. Police Checking Secrets in Aid The subjects of Bolton St, flood­ building to handle six grades. less and paralyzed physical and and cost estimates for new con least five per cent. One parent protested that her mental state and condition" when structlon or repair projects, as­ Richard M drant, chairman of ing and construction of a walk or Slate Tomorrow ramp at the Buckingham St. en­ child's teacher said she did not 3-Car Accident he was shot. It continues by stat­ sist in' the preparation of budgets, (Continaed from Page One) the Hebron Board, also recom­ have time to give after-school help ing the circumstances did not call and determine operating needs and mended a cut, saying that Hebron trance to the Bowers School The annual meeting of the grounds will apparenlly receive no to the child because of the amount Police are still investigating the for the Use of a gun. requisition supplies ancL materials. the course of the row Hays voiced has reached the point where people of work involved in preparing les­ The suit charges Schendel be­ He will act as superintendent when his threat. refuse to build until taxes are sta­ United CTiurch Women of Con­ Board deliberation tonight. Martin cause of a 3-car accident at E. Mid­ necticut will he held tomorrow in said yesterday that report.s on the sons for two classes. cause he was Gauruder's superior, Thrall is, absent. The Ohioan said unless he could bilized. "Education-has become an dle Tpke. and Lake St. last night question Dillon in Fhiblic he would I he First Presbyterian Church. two items have not yet been m- Illing countered that every and the town because it was the Wittkofske is married to the SATURDAY empire," he said. "The Regional which sent Martli. Feir, 58, o f Wil- Stamford. pleted. teacher must prepare lessons employer of both. former Helen Slbrinsz of Man­ rfelease the breakdown. Board asks for a larger amount limantic, to Manchester Memorial Nevertheless, Morgan crashed MARCH 21 every year and the.v pel it. They Dr. Kenneth L Maxwell, execu­ geared to several levels of ability chester. tive director of the Department of | within a single class. He s§id the Hospital. down his gavel and ordered the then return the following year and hearing room cleared. ask for still more. This cannot go International Affairs of the Na­ grouping of the children at Buck- Feir, who .suffered ihjuries ti the F. L. Jacobs Co. tional Council of- the Ch\irchea.of Club Ticket Sale.«; Emerging from' the ejosed ses­ STORE HOURS 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. on, and It will not stop until the land was done according to read­ neck and back, was x-rayed and Christ in the U.S A. will be the ing ability, so there was no more sion half,an hour later Hayes said towns Involved refuse to pay any Start Tomorrow later discharged. In Receivership under quizzing by reporters that more." speaker, taking for his subject, of a span of abilities in one class Obituary Monday 10 a.m.*6 p.m. "Building Christian Freedom." at Buckland than there was in a Police said the accident occurred the secrecy was the administra­ Some budget items questioned tion’s idea. Tuesday 10 a.m.*A p.m. at last night's hearing ■were: Also on the program will be a Membership tickets to the Man­ rla.ss in any other school. about 9:20 when Richard J. Gar- New York, March 17 (*—The F. panel to disctiss, "How Can the neau, 21, of Willlmantir, crashed Mrs. Andrew Cleoiaon Sr. Wed'd^ 10 a.m.-9 p.m. , A^ increase of $250 in the prin- chester Country Club go on sale to­ Furthermore, he said, most of L, Jacobs Co.; the firm through Church Serve Employed Women?" morrow at the town clerk's office the classes at Buckland had no into the rear of Feir's qar. which • Mrs. Ruby G. Clemson. wife of TEX PAVEL cipal’s salary item, an actual in­ which intemationaT financier' Alex, Thursday 10 a.m.>9 p.m. Mrs. William Sale Terrell of in the Municipal Building, more than 29 or 30 pupils, which was stopped behind a third car. crease in salary of $1,000. The ander Guterma formerly con­ Andrew C. Clemson Sr., 108 Oak­ West Hartford, president of the Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel is an average number for Man- JPolice reconstructed the accident land St„ died this morning at her Hospital Notes Friday 10 a.m.-9 p.m,. present budget item is $9,250 al­ National United Church Women, this wey: trolled his industrial empire, was AND HIS DOG though only $8,500 of that wa.s said all classes of membership tick­ che.ster. home after a lingering illness. Saturckiy TO .a.m.>6 p.m. will Install the new officers. ets will be available, there, along There are so few pupils in some Doris E. Mlkoleit, 38. of 35 Lake placed in receivership yesterday. paid. Next year's budget cftlls for The opening .session begins at tO She was bom in Millingfton, Patients Today; 192 $'.500. with wind.shield stickers denoting grades,' he said, that it would be St., driving east on the turnpike, A few hour.s earlier, Guterma Mass., 'July 5. 1901, a daughter of a.m. preceded by a coffee hour. The costly to provide a teacher for ADMITTED YESTERDAY: An increase of $23,063 in teach- a.s club members those who put stopped to make a left turn into had been indicted on charges of the late Lewis E. and Ada Evans women attending are asked to pro­ each grade. Lake St., Feir, heading for Willi- conspiring to defraud the govern­ Kathleen Corey, 181 Center St.; ar’s salaries. Eighteen thousand vide their own hinch: coffee will be them on their cars. Beebe, and had been a resident of Mrs. Lillian Aceto, East Hartford: Available, he said, will be single Board member Mrs. Jane Stuek mantlc, pulled up to a atop behind ment in stock dealers adn violating Manchester for the past 45 years. “KINGEROO” (bur hundred dollars of this is for served by the hostess church. Dr. Mrs. Elsie Staiger, 18 Franklin St., male membership tickets at $150; agreed saying, "It would be hard her. Garneau, also driving cast, federal securities regulations. four new teachers. Maxwell's speech is scheduled for 2 to justify a teacher with 1.5 first A federal grand Jury returned a She was a member of the Second Rockville; Mrs. Irene Gernon, Box family tickets at $180. and a limit­ saw .^eir’s vehicle and applied his Congregational Church. An increase of $5,500 for guid­ p,m. grade pupils.'' brakes. 21-coUnt indictment carrying maxi­ 221, Rockville; Mrs. Emma Cor­ WILL TAKE TIME ance counseling, $4,500 of this for Many Manchester women plan to ed number of ticket-s for single fe­ Besides her husband, she leaves nish, Coventry; Robert Knight, 63 male membership and student.s. Thc' alternative to operating The brakes failed, according to mum penalties, on conviction, of OUT FROM THEIR a new counselor and $1,000 for attend this meeting. Mrs. Joseph small clas.ses, said Illing, would be 45 years in. prison and $210,000 in a daughter, Mrs. William H. Lisk Eva Dr.; Richard and Thomas salary Increase and an additional Marlin, 68 N. Elm St., may be con­ Quotas on the latter two member­ Garneau, and, seeing he could pass of Manchester; four sons, Charles , POPULAR WNfiC-TV to transport Buckland's fifth and neither to the left because of on- fines. Scibek, Peterson Rd., Vernon; Mrs. two monthe per year work for tacted for further Information. ship classes was to be told to Tom­ of Fort Myers, Fla,, Andrew C. Jr. Ann Johnson, 60 Main St., Vernon; kiel this afternoon by club secre­ sixth grades to other schools by co’ming traffic, nor right because The receivership order came Chonnol 30 the presept counselor. bus, and import other first through .from Federal Judge ^Idney Sugar- of Enfield, and Carl and Mervln Albert Pugh, 66 Whitney Rd.; Mrs. A fuel item of $9.82.5, an In- tary Jo.seph Handley. of the guard rail, he plowed into Clemson, both of Manchester; and PROGRAM TO BE AT THE Available, also, will be tickets fourth graders to flll^ out the the rear end of Feir's car. man. He names as receivers For­ Augustine Swan, 37 Avondale Rd. • crease of $2,675 over this year's classes at Buckland. mer City Comptroller ■ Lazarus Jo­ five grandchildren. ADMITTED TODAY:. IVilliam EASTER KIDDIE KARNIVAL budget item but equal to the ac­ About Town for all other special membership Police are awaiting results of an He said there was one school inspection of Garneau's vehicle b.v seph and Milton S. Gould, both The funeral will be held at the Schwalkert,~194 Parker St.l Mrs. tual-estimated expense was criti­ classifications, 'Tomkiel said. where a complete sixth grade at New York .lawyens. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main The Mother Cabrini Mothers Cir­ mechanice. Helen Sandall, 114 Hollister St.; cized along with a phone bill of Buckland could be absorbed, but Police said Feir's car was heav- The two had taken part with a St., Friday afternoon at 1:30, with Mrs. Dorothy Cook. 58A Chestnut '$1,S85, also equal to .this year's cle will meet tomorrow night at finding a place for the fifth grade former general'counssl of'the se- the Rev. Arnold W. Tozer,' minis­ 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Willard il.lT damaged. The other two ve­ St;.M rs. MirUyn Merritt, Colum­ aatimsted expense but $85 more would mean scattering the young­ .curitlea and exchange commission, ter of the Second Congregational bia; Pro'spero Bbnino, 138 Center then the actual budget Item-. Begley, Kelly Rd., South Wlndsoj-. Police Arrests hicles,- were moderately damaged William H. Timbers, in a week- sters around town. they said. Church, officiating.- Burial will be S t; Conrad Kowalski, South Cov­ The estimated life expectancy of Hope to Build Addition long experiment to avert receiver­ In East' Cemetery. entry. A planning session of District 2 A crash at Pine and Pleasant ship. fluorescent light, bulbs, the cost and Joseph Savitch Jr., 20, of West- After, studying the problem, Friends may call at the funeral BIRTHS ' YESTERDAY: A percentage ofrinaprance coverage of the State JTA, in preparation for said Illing. the administration rec­ Sts. yesterd. y at 5 p.m. Teaulted ■The three; were independent di­ the district spring meeting to be poi I, Mass., was arrested early home Wednesday from 7 to 9iS0 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger «nd a capital outlay of $15,000 .dol­ ommended continuing the present in the arrest of Hennan, Fried- rectors on the nine-man Jacobs p.m. ahd Thursday from 2 to S and lars for grounds WorK was also dis­ held‘in Manchester at a date to be this morning and charged with r.iah, 51, of Hartford, who was board, but over the weekend ' the S t Deorge, Thompsonville; a son announced, will be held tomorrow -passing a r ^ traffic light at Cen system. 7 to 9:30 p.m. ' to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Burleigh, cussed. Illing said eventually the admin­ charged with failure to grant the three new directors called for re­ Those' attending the hearing, night at 7:30 at 'the Verplanck ter and W. Center Sts. He posted right of way. . \ ceivership, admitting the , break­ Vernon Rd., Vernon. ^ . School. Representatives, from all a $15 bond for his court appear­ istration hopes to solve the prob- BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to li'vu:.' mainly Hebryn and Mariborough ,Jem by adding' two classrooms to Police said Friedmaft turned 1^- down of the experiment. reaidenta, questioned the advis­ the towns In this district, including ance, Monday. In a bitter hearing yesterday Hal Mr. and Mrs. EMward Fenwick, 21 Manchester, are expected to be Harry Leister, of no certain ad­ Auckland This is on the list of to Pint: St. from Pleaaaitt SL arid Funerals Linden PI., Rockville. MIDDLE ability of basing next near’s fuel capital improvements submitted hit a car driven north'on Pine hy Roach Jr., who tpOk ovler control present. , dress, was arrested just before 1 DISCHAIKJBd YESTERDAY: costs on the same basis as this to General Manager Richard Mar­ Joseph G. Heim, 27. of 874 Hart­ of Jacobs from' Guterma, accused jwar’s expenses. The statement p.m. today and, charged with in the SEC of Influencing the three. Mni. John Adainy Mrs. Bessie Brackley, 82 Che.stnut Our Lady o f Victory Mothers tin. ford Rd. Turnpike was -mads that this was an ex­ toxicatlon. He is being held pend- SEC Regional Administrator Paul TTie funeral of Mrs. John Adamy, St.; Miss Theresa Noel, 299 Main tremely cold winter and Is not like­ Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 inig court appearance Saturday. In atber actions the Board Pa mage was light, police said. Windels Jr; called the complaint S t: Mrs.. Ruth MUnson, Andover. voted: Friedman is due in court Saturday. 197 Eldridge St., Was held at 2 ^E E ifARKING . <. p.m. at the honr.t of Mrs. Andrew "contemptible.’'^ DISCHARGED TODAY: Miss ly to. reoccur for another 10 Richard H. Davis, Sfi", of 211 N. o ’clock yeeterday afternoon at Zion' Borrie felt that as much as Undberg, 63 Erie St. The speaker Mftin St., was arested yesterday 1. To continue until June the At noon yesterday, police rC'* In talking control of Ste firm Diane. Mooses,' Hartford; Jane ^MANCHE|»Tilt^ will be the R t/. John F. Blanch- three custodians who, are- over the ported, Eatella J,-Simpson, $9,-pf from Roach, a member of the Lutheran Church. The Rev. Paul Dahlqulst, 23 Clyde Rd-: Jeffrey ,009 could be eldely cut from afternoon and charged with com­ -■! ' nt. , fleld, of St. J ^ ^ V Church. mitting. injury or risk of Injury to mahdatiry retirement age of . 65. 72 Schpol St., backed from a St. Hollywood studio family,-- Sugar- Q. Prokppy, pastor o f the churck Mulltm, $9 Maple S t; Mr*. Helen They sNklPoad the calling of minors. Davis Is being held in lieu In the meantime^ the personnel Ofohn St. driveway west o f Stone man said he'was casting no judg-. officiateil, and Mrs. Wilma Wiley- Sandall, 114 Hollister St.; ■ Mrs. chlldi homo on the Clioir practice tonight at Cov­ of $.2,500 bond. .. ’ policies subcommltwe of the Board St.' and hit la car parked airoas ment on Roach’s ability to handle ■was organist. Burial was In East Ksithiben Adams .and sdA, Cpv-. f jibMpest particularly in enant Cwgrcgational . Church is Police said Dzvis was arrested will review the policy of the Board the streeL The parked Vehicle be­ the firm. The Jacobs company be­ Cemrtery. entry; jMrs. Adelaide Fox and son, calla to karl-iarl- •cacduMd'aqlieduMd ' fdMr 7:30. Thuredky at on copiplaint lie had been involved on retirement of custodiana. longed to Otto Elgenbrod,' of 64 gan as ah auto parts manufactur­ Bearers were Ernest Turek, Ar­ 133 Union St.; Mrs. Shirley "Vitplo, ' frliieii4pa]| l:lfi n.m. z cottage prajrep meet- in an Incident concerning two 10- 2. To transfer $8,737 In the Ruaeell |3t., police aald. er,' amd developed Into a holding thur Fotde, Samuel Clulow, Hel- and ion. 295 Main S t ; Mrs. Claira •arkolt. Mid IM Mt tS u lln g will be..held) at the Widhatn ■ year-old girls. achool bu(^et , to cover ovet'- P am a^ waa Ught and no arres* company for the 48-y^-old Gtiter- mer Ouatafson, Kenneth . Sieger Fuller and'non, 27 Pleaigiit St., Uia awpMM I Benton at^ ‘ Davis’ court date is Monday. draftg for. admi^traUve auppUes, was made. and loeeph ^Sarl^dL , • RockvtuiVi ■ X ^ j ) ' \ «-v- / T • , -f , ■ I .• .V .. ll\ ;• - \ V • ^ V - .:,i' . .A ■ ^ If .fef/vj t . -x-t''. .\ ■■ ■' '■ l- X.V X ■ 'V r t »Vt'? %■ ' ■• .X ■ ' V' ■' • ■ •. - • ' - • • r '

\ •^-T^'--■ ■ v * '; •>' ■ ' / MANCHES'^R EY7ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH IT, 1969 PACE ELBVRN ... .-.V . MANCHBISTER EVENING HE^A^D. MANCHESTERt CONNy TUESDAY,'MARCH iY>^19B9 ...... mi ,' ' m . " . ndsty to ths tighters in B O K ^.af- left thslr classes to march D A I L Y W jBs W u R O ^ principle. This bUl estshlishes « xfe-S OUR BOAKliiNG HOUSE v with MAJOR HOOFLB Green Bunhlea? tsr ths political settlement Feb. through the streets. BUGS BUNNY )ent plan of state -«id .fo r education Zo^ers Grtmt Atheils Greets providing for establishment of an Crowds from, the sidewalks with a foundation progrun. It ^tn*W#r t o PrBViouB P u«I b independent \tepubltc of Cyprus. cheered as the students marched calle for enan eauaQuallMo grand list Attention was focused on Easter rather than S t Patrick's Grivas on March 9 ordered the along vrith Greek flags, chanting St; Pqtrick*s D oyp^ TowiijE^^ds and providee toor K>eclal grants Four Rci^ests EOKA Xeafler glOiCA. fighters to lay down their "Glory to Dlghanls”—Grivas’. m ' t h a t 0 i s Y 30VE/ V Wit h p k o p e k under a clauaa o f liardship. Day at last night’s Andover Grange meetIhC- Msmbers gave arms and work for ths.new rs- EOKA p(lsudonym-4- and "Lopg R lliim C D C 1 w h a t M /HANAeSMENT, The other bill. House Blll 2561 live the 18adsr." . ASH-LANDEP • AM 1»eA5ILyA»,000 ACROSS 4 Mariner’s ■Hie SSonlng Board of appeals an Easter preview with original pubUc, svsn though they 'had not is an aot concerning additional Starting Exile achieved their primary aim of un­ 5:^X^^!:iLV^lTHA'THUD'nHATM05T|ASTONI5^ THE RK5T direction (^lassrcKHiis par pupil gnmta to towns. ranted four variance requests and hats, bowtlea and vests,' 1"TK^ it • ion with Orssce. H/WE UP 5 E IS M 0 4 i n s VEAR/-WITH iatten Communications should be ad- fsnied two after a public hearing St. Patrick’s Day may have W ytrta l day for ^ Coin of the , If .(Omi^ned from P»g* Ono) . Orivks, a •2-ysar-old former EU in g ton GRAPHS AS FAR # EKHIffl- R TV ROYALTIES, -dMsed to Houst Education Com­ in the Municipal Buildup last been ignored due to nation wide . the - Orient ' 5 3 k In M a n sfi^ d night attention given the Andover (irssk army colonel and a'Mttvs 6t aW AS/MOSCOW.' WlOM OP ^*15,000*^ ' «St. PalrtEk^l m u te Gbalrman Mrs. Florence sAs with a bit of soil taken from I^I^USHCHEV PPOBASLVJ/stREHSTHMTHEH A T IU 5 7 Burmese After conalderable dlscqaaion, Oiange several years ago Cyprus, said he would "iM ^^ke aaid to Mvo wdod sprite LQpd ''-and to Senate Education his mountain hideout that served Talkative Driver ^i^c^A^S^rlFiGSEis WE'RE testimv . AMD M eosx/-*^ Coventry Superinte^nt of Committee Chairman Sen. An­ the ^ a r d granted Lawrence through a typographical error. part In politics and publid .Ilfs, I ' l"|T chased the 8 Athena as his headquarters in ths fight either In Cyprus or In Greece.’’ HOW MUCH VO^V^'J V/EAftJM.'y iAeiLITV^T ’^^ESA t — —f out of . gchoola Royal Q. FtalyM' aaid today thony Armentano. Fiano’e feijueet for e variance for Advance notices to Grapgers 9'Miisic three lota on Carter St. which will had advised the members to against the British. The only relaxation in. the tight Warned in Crash fteland .. composer, an expected Increapdm the number Mill Brook Talka Set AMD 24-!^inging 41 Native name The Coventry Board of Health contain less fronUge and area “ please wear something green,” •This bit of soil,” he said, "will security with which he had sur­ tl Feminine Jerome — - of pupila for Jlrla coming Sep­ Ralph E. Nelld, n . of Sduth nickname in.scct of Ireland will meet with property- owners of than regulatiohs allow. but a leprechaun In one paper's be the link between Cyprus and rounded himself was a brief meet­ to Formerly , 42 Continent tember will he more than enough During the hearing, Atty. John composli^' room omtttM the Greece. ing with the editors of ths four Main St., Broad Brook,' was W H A T K I N D ? 13 Tradesman 12 Arabian 25 Sicilian the Mill Brook area on'Main St., volcano 43 Irish slsta ^ to fill two rooma. In order to take LaBelle, appearing for Fiano, last word. A clipping was mailed 1 want to live In Greece with leading Greek Cypriot newspapers warned for speeding as the result 14 High regard chieftain tomorrow night at 8 at the Town of a 1-car accident near Oane You can find the answer to the 15 Penetrates 26 P a c k 45 Liability pointed out that there were many to TV star Art3iur Godfrey who the dream that I shall set foot a few minutes before he left the 13 Act 46 River valley care of thia aituatlon, the Coventry Office Building to discuss sewage and Bfoad Brook Rds. in Elling­ right kind and the right am ount ,18 Streets (ab.) 18 Egyptian 28 Offenses School Board haa negotiated with problems., ' amaller houses and lots in the area agreed over a national hookup onoe again on the blood-soaked soli island, ' . against law 47 One who ■ already. Fiano’t property, which Is with lecturer Margaret Yeo- The editors said Grivu, sun­ ton at 10:10 last night. of life insurance you need In our BY V. T. HAMUN ft .Anger sun god the Manafield Board of Education The Board of Health has begun of Cyprus. Long llvs Cyprus!” free booklet, "How Much \ and 19 Social insect 29 War god (suRlx) a Ritrii^ Residence Zone, happens nfans of Andover that the mem­ tanned and in high spirits, told Neild was driving north on A I. U E Y O O P 20 Made by to leaae for one year the 2-room a long-range task of cleaning up Greek leaders, among them For­ What Kind?” This booklet has I HATE TO SAY THe, I THEN,»<' TVIATS FINE,MY BOT, 20 ------oystersare a 30 Challenge 49Dined to be non-conforming because foot­ bers should “ wear sojnathlng.” eign Minister Evangheloi Averoff, them ths foundations EOKA had Crane Rd. and talking to one of HhSNT TH'OJEBvl AN’ I WISH VOU LOTS 50 Girl's Beynolda School- in Mansfield. the brook — into' which many helped many people find the right OOP, IT SOUNDS SO/ 6A0FRX IlX I common .21 Take Into 38 Helps 'rjhis item was included for ap- age requirements for lots zoned were at the airport to $preet Grivas. laid must give rise to a "great and three passengers. State Police done ANVmiNG TO OF LUCK.iUTKEiPrr 39 Written form nickname residences and businessess empty as Rural have'since been IncreaKed answer for them. RNP KING SUZ..OR KINDA SHRILL, BUT / GO FIND ' tight today custody ’'proval of voters in the warning their sewage either directly or hi' would be five feat closer to the Waiting for him also was his wife, beautiful structure of independent said, when he suddenly came-to the I GOT STUFF TBET yM MV5ELF/ FROM HER HIGHNESS, (I of Mister 52 Compass point from the original specifications Write today for a froo eopy. AT LEAST WHW 24 River In 22 Lure of the special town meeting .March directly. north sideline than allowed by and he greeted her with a kiss. Cyprus.” He said this could only T-lntersectlon of Crane and Broad TH' OC GAL NEVER OR BE PREPARED Germany 40 Female horse 53 Dance st^ laid down, LaBelle said. Brook Rds. State Police said Neild There’ll be no obligation. happened to 1M? 1 23 Dcfller 8. However, the meeting was post­ Asptnwalls Home regulations was withdrawn. He wore his EOKA uniform and be achieved through national unity WILL/ ----- TO DUCK) 27 Arab poned because the large crowd dt LaBelle said he thought grant- and full support of Makarioa, who pulled the -wheel hard to the left Mr. and Mrs^ Charles Asplnwall -Ing a varituice for the property In other getlop, the board tem­ carried a pistol in his belt. He re­ 31 Perfume 1 2 ) 1 ) ) r ft 15 I? lio the Robertson School cduld not be is expected to be the new repub­ onto Broad Brook Rd., lost control o 32 Diadem have returned to their h ^ e on was "the answer” rather than, hav­ porarily tabled a r^ueet for a viewed an Air Force detachment. M. A. BENGS accommodated. special exception sought, by Lyn lic’s first president. ■and went ,off the right side of the ^ M th 33 Breathe Ripley Hill Rd. after spending ing an attempt made to havis the He spoke briefly, but almost road. His car struck a highway 62 PITKIN ST. Superintendent Fisher stated the three months in Indian Town, Fla. wood Wescott lor a repairer’s and broke down with emotion. His face British Gov. Sir Hugh Foot wks _ H ooPte noisily in Reynolds school is near Mansfleld- area rezoned. ^ expected to announce amnesty fence, bounced off and went into Phone MI 8-818S Fm a h a g e - sleep They were visiting their son-in-law The variance was granted by a us8d' car de^er's license. was tear-stained. i f Coventry town line and Is not in­ WescOtt wants the • license in within a few hours for aU BOKA an o)Mn field. J /w ent, 34 Sicker and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ four to one vote on the groun' "I thank you' for the grand members silll wanted. They are Police said that Neild and the ^THAT is ’ 35 Detents IL cluded In the permanent plan for mond Bates and family. that It was the best use of the la order to dbnduct a business at 1 the Mansfield schools. Mitchell br. However, tha> board welcome that has been given me,’’ expected to make thelY public ap­ three passengers were well shaken 36 Stop Food. Sale Tonight and would not be detrimental to he said. “ It moves me deeply. But pearance at a thanksgiving serv­ up but suffered no apparent in­ 37 Stutter m The cost to the town would In­ There will be a food sale at Cov­ the area. wished a report made on the fire clude a rental fee of $1,000 for the hazard possibilities in the building that welcome belongs first and ice Friday at the Phaneromenl juries. 41 Easter (ab.) 28 27 » entry Grammar School PTA meet­ Five Restrictions i r before a decision was tnade. The foremost to the Cypriot people, Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Ni­ 44 Masculine year to cover Mansfield costs. This ing at 8 o'clock at the school audi­ In other action, the board ^ IT lu X U a i 3-17 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER appellation rental would include furniture report is to be submitted within and to the,heroic dead who fell In cosia. Chicago — Hospitals are buy- llfUNfUIAWCI torium. Mrs. Maurice French will granted a variance sought by the struggle... Ing antibiotics at the rate of more i-n luc, U B. f«. cm. 'i 45 Dentist (ab.) which would' not need to be pur­ week. As soon as Grivas’ departure • 1M« NCA »«nnw, I be general chairman, assisted by Clarence Brm^n, but only after im Extend Permission "I set foot with infinite joy on became ghown, Nicosia church than $95,000,000 a year, which 48 Ireland chased. The last time this school Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. Ford L. posing five restrictions. is an----- In holdover business, the Zoning the soli of Greece for the first bells started ringing and thou­ amounts to about one third of the was used, the cost was about $900 Morgan, Mrs. Michael Treschuk, Brown sought permission to do nation’s saniial antibiotic sales. nV AL VERMEER 51 Reiterate to the Town of Mansfield includ­ Board Ranted an extension of per­ time in four years, and with pride sands of Greek Cypriots students Read Herald Advs. 54 Lariats Mrs. Stanley PapanosAnd Mrs. Ca- light machine work at 9 E. Middle because Thave performed my duty, PRISCILLA’S POP ing utilities, maintenance and In­ millo Buscaglia. Proceeds w ill' be Tpke. In a building to the rear o f mission for a 2-year period to 55 Make possible )1 surance. There would be an addi­ Charles Gipson, 172 S. Main St., to to the fatherland, and to my birth­ 56 Consumed, for the PTA treasury^ a service station he operates. place Cyprus.” tional cost of not more than $500 ITie applicant explained that the sell religious articles. as food HZ HN H5 lO T The board, which turned down for custodial services, Fisher said. Manchester Evening Hbrald building was formerly occupied by Archbishop Makarioa, spiritual 57 Compound Unless these or equivalent rooms a variance sought by Anthony J. and political leader of the Greek ether Coventry oorraqiondent Mrs. F, a hardware store which has since DiPerrio at a meeting last month, are available, Fisher said it will be Pauline Uttle, telephone Pngrlm moved out. Howevr, Brown Is still Cypriots, and Greek Consul Aris­ DOWN voted to again consider the appli­ totle -Fridas saw the Greek Cyp­ 5T necessary to put at least four 2-62S1. pSylng rent on the premises,' he 1 Followers rooms on double sessions next Sep­ said. cation at last night’s meeting at riot underground leader off from 2 Pause )7 tember. Brown said he Is now conduct­ the request of the applicant. the British Royal Air Force Sta­ 3 Devotees DiPerrio sought permission to tion In Nicosia. A Greek Air Force Teacher Leaves ing the light machine businees on erect a breezeway and garage on The Board of Education has Young Democrats Pine St. and we permission to erect a dwelling on am ARE YOU SURE WEVE ALL cerning state aid for education In Silverstein, 67 Elizabeth Dr. Adelaide Rd. with a garage which BY ROY CRANE / WAS JUST THINKING THINKING M E A N S TO g o t o n e ? BUZZ SAWYER ------FORM O R c o n c e i v e -A ( nwciiismO i y ------\ soMETrilNS IN YOUR This h i^ ric nechatiical coin bank represents, of course, our COMRAOtS. J WH ATS THAT M l NO. ^ [ ^ * colorful preaMent, Theodore Rooaevent. It is a wonderful an­ A r f tique coin banki^^ favorite of fcollectora. A coin, place! »ih\Teddy’s gun, flies into the tree—from ■ y ■ which emerges a startled bear. T i P e d 7 Theodore Roosevelt whV a firm believer in National Pre­ paredness. Who can forget hih'Tamous statement “ speak softly and carry a big stick.” '■liuir' Preparedness is of the greate.st ^ p orta n ce in our personal BY DICK CAVALl.l lives as well. We must prepare . . . for the home we want . . . M O K 'IY MEEKLE ssS for financial emergencies that arise . . . for that holiday tripi. , , IC30NTMIN0 NCJTHINGTOA ( iV E f^ O T AN IDEA, w ith Or perhaps for our children’s education. I HATE 1 ( THE EXEROSE, l o o k AT... I ) V MR. BOOMER. 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'p ■ V , . X.; ' A,- MANCHESTER EVENING H5EIALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1^59' . .>AOE THIRTEEN » ' •. ------• i.i ^AOB TWXLVB THE ‘Bum’ at Seven, Ruth Finds yhder^anding Moore After All-Tii II Herald Angle / "riqk thank! to a iklll Ckwl gave Maker B y . ’1 ^ 10 19 . BABB BVTH ' As NHLX Top him and the sympathy and love a EARL YOST With Sloenm giant of a man found time to give a “hopele!! incorrigible." T JUNIOR LEAGUfc Montreal, March 17 • AfleaguV lrad with 92 po1nta^ three* Moore and Belivrau each Babe Ruth wa* 23, the Standings **ph.vr-Ilke drive In the P**l w'Orld loved him. When he was 13,- month has t aken M 0 n t r e a I's record set In 1952-53. -igate’s healthy eight-piJint Ushed by Prentice HftU. .lar-) w . U Pet. 14 non, the latter coming only Brother Matthias loved him. Boland Oil ...... 10 5 .667 Dickie Moor* to the threshold nf B eltveau tallied 17 goals and Sponsor Still in Tb^re Plugging his second strslght National Hock­ losing causes. / Jii First NIT Everything that happened to my Babe spoke often of Brother Elks ...... 8 7 .533 assl.'ts over th* same period since Matthias. Msny time* when the ey League Scoring title, seconding teaming with Moore and little Beliihsau leads In gpals scored ^ t e a d of tossing in the sphnge in his maiden season of husband in his childhoo.d w m bad Gordon Cleaners 7 8 .467 Yankees Wei's In Washington Babe to stattsllc* released today. Marcel Bonin oil a line created w ith 43, Moore In asalsts With S3 sponai^ing aft independeivt basketball team, Sam Caiilli of except one thing. And that, with­ Nasslff Arms . . 5 10 .333 .and teammate. Jacqufes Plante is got up to Baltimore to speak with At the' same time, llnemate • through injuries. He is seromi in Start Tonight the R^^Embers hopes to book another game or two before out doubt, was the best thing that the lending goalie with a 2.15 goals Brother Matthias. And many times Jean Beltveau has teamed to make the scoring race with 87 points. VJr.: happened to him in all his strange Boland Oil continue to pace the against average. Duttinff me uniforms in mothballs. To say Sam has taken a when the pabe was In a jam th? the Montreal Caiiadlens even New York's Andy Bathgate led Nifw York. March 17 ed MacCuiTy and Tom Kelley 22 a s s is ts since Keh. 17. to ad ­ ing New York in New York Bun- ('hicHto ball team tonight at Madiaon Oarilll. who first entered the -25, m aybe even top 10, b asketball Brother Matthiae in every way he \ Mr.Kcimcv. Ronton ... 31 39 60 sports scene aa. a second fOf his players in the country. He played were tops for Gordon’s. Boland's, vance from fourth place to the day a* the regular season finale. .10 R»ifvk. Boptnn ...... 24 M 64 Square Garden. could. 1 don’t know how close the playing their usual smooth game, play* Oklahoma City Uni­ brother, Big Boy, a fine,-heavy­ just as hard as he had to and Babe came to achieving this ambi­ versity in the qnarter-flnal.s of the , weight prospect two decade.' ago, wound up with 33 points. He hit \ tion but I think his odd pigeon- led throughout Mike Gecauskas led Nassiff’s Natiohai Invitation Tournament would like to schedule Porky from outside, the comers and in toed walk told much about him The Babe and I scoring phis the fact that h« had and the Oklahomans have two Vieira and hb All-'St^rs. "I still the pivot with deadly accuracy. and the man he loved. Brother full-blooded Indians in their line­ can't believe that ' he scored 89 * * • ' Matthias had an odd, pigeon-toed it In the final minutes when the points In one game again.'t my w alk. score was almo-st tied. The Elks up. . Knight Met Match herently a decent human being de­ were down two. 37-35, juul had Thev are Fred Yeahquo and team. I don't see how he could The Brother taught Babe to spite outward appearam>es which. the opportunity to kmil uie .score ■ Bud Sahmaiint, red-si'pitcher and a fielder. while Phil Cluster added 11 and points almost before you noticed victories and you'll have to go the All-Stars.. Brother Matthias, Babe Ruth wa.' He knew baseball and loved it. " Hans Petersoh eight in a losing 'It." sajTi Lemons "We had to pro­ tack a good many AeSrs to find Rodgers, who prepped for the flatly convinced, he would have He knew Babe, too, bertaiise he THE BABB AT THREE cause. mote lilm to atarter. • oi't the No. 1 Independent club in pros at Temple, like.' Gola, played wound up in jail. gently, but firmly, talkert.le to whistle. He “a hopples.' incorrigible " at the were indeed orphans. Others run­ on Ju n e 13, 1902, com m itted by into the priesthood than Into a big pared Manrhester Trust to a 86- 6 feeU 3 ', inches. He is a deadly Local talent, in a town like Man­ executed some great moves and ripe old age of seven, although It aways, And yet others were bad court a t th e req u est of hi.s p a r­ league job. But he saw no call. 56 victory over (Jus’s Grinders get­ ahot from the field but also sharp chester. is a must. However, I will his passing; dribbing and b all should be stated that the judge boys committe.d to the institution ents. They were indeed poor, but ‘Vmi'll Make It' ting 22 and 21 points respectively from th e. foul line w here he ha.s admit that th- caliber of players handling was strictly big league. thought the Babe wqy actually by court order. poverty wa.s not the rea.'on for Babe, foe some strange rea.'on, Mori Moriarty hit five for six from i one of the most unique tosses in I. coming along now could not stand i Sporting an Indian haircut, Bob­ eight at the time. y Babe was committed by crfilrt Babe's banishment to an Institu­ was a catcher in the beginniiig. A the foul line also getting Into the^i the game. He holds the ball cross- up against leap's which compri.sed by Knight, from my view, met his \ A’ear. Too Old order. tion that had only the best of mo­ left-handed caUher Is as rare in double figui'es witii 15. A1 Tomb-' tives but nevertheless had walls handed. Bights over his left arm the CB.A this sea.son. match in Rodgers. Knight, long a In 1933 Babe required proof' of Not an Orphan baseball as a knock-kneed ballet son I 14 I and Ed Fischer (13i came | We can look ahead to next year. and Iron surrounding Its bleak as if aiming a cross-bow and lets favorite here, was terrific for the American birth for his passport, "I was a bum when I was a kid,” dancer. In time, he became a alive in the last half hut too late Carilli, who has learned the hard buildings and gra.ssless campus > fly with a Jump. He seldom mLs.ses Red Embers, perhaps a little more and learned then that he was born he told me many' times. "I stole, pitcher, always playing on teams to overcome the lead built up by wav. is already mapping plans to His first stay in St. M aiv ’s: Lemons says his Indian athletc.s spectacular in his moves, but February 6, 1895. He had always although almost always from my of boys tbree and four years his fast brenkinp’Trust. field a team that will help revive no matter what J’b't b^er a month. But he wa.'I come In for a lot of gqod-natiirctl .Admiring plaque, above, presented by Pete Wigren, is Joe Rodgers showed why he was in understood his birth date to be own parents. But The second game was well the sport which not too many back again in 1902 for anolhei ; man who taught my hus- played with the pre.sldng Fairfiek) | kidding whertver they play. McCluskey, Manchester’s all-time track great. Former the NBA. He dribbled aa well as F e b ru a ry 7, 1894. lhe\/write, I was never an or­ At the weekly basketball wTit- years ago helped make Manches­ Knight, Including the behind the p h a n ." ''. m oiith. H e d id n 't retun> until 1904 , 1,^ 1, baseball was Brother Mat- Market coming up with three men | Irish Night guest.s of honor who turned out last night to ter the hottest basketball town-or This paper that made him a and stayed four full years. | (hias: the man wh.i got him Into ers luncheon yesterday, Lou Roa- honor McCluskey are shown in photo above on the right, back dribble, pas.sed with more year younger than he thought he The fattts bear that out. His in double figure' to snap the six j ainl the New York U. coach, said city in Connecticut. accuracy and scored from either Shortly after Mrs. Ruth died lb | baseball was Blather Gilbert game winning streak of Hou.'C A 1 was also set aside a few rumors. mother died when Babe was 15. 1910, Babe was sent back to St I Brother Gilbert was a friend of he planned to have the Indians Matt Moriarty, McCluskey, Wigren, the Ftev. Philip Bla- Fight Crowd Divided « « * outside or in close. Hale, 47-38 Paul Quay led the 11 It showed his’ name to be George Mary’s by his father. He was ib|jad{ Dunn, who owned the Balti- barred from the court. ney, Jim O'l/eary and Frank Crowley. (Herald Photos by Not in Cousy's class, for that Herman Ruth, Jr., aa he had al­ Marketeers with 13 followed hy extra traction "When our forefathers bought Midpets Do Well a year and out a year. His la.'t j Orioles. Pinto) matter, who la? Rodgers Is a ways said. It was not Flarhart. , Mar.'h Potter and .leff Tybiit hotiij this island from the Indians for trip was in ltfl2 and he was to i Brother Gilbert told Dunn of Pair of "midgets ", .lack Rosel^^rner who showed a lot In his Gerheardl or anything but Ruth ; hit'.ing for 1(1 points. Frank Boyd 2* bucks, they atipulatfd the In­ and Johnny Egan, have given New j maiden sdait here. stay until February 27. 1914. [Babe's remarkable skills. He siire- was lops for House A Hale with ! for safer driving No doctor was pre.senl at hl.« j Bsbe always talked of St |y giso tol<( uis friend Dunn of dians couldn’t come bkek unless [.York basketball,writers some good i « « si j 13 and also played a fine defen­ given special permiasion." Rossini On Next Title Bout birth and he was delivered by a ^ Mary's with wry affection and B_.,be'a talen t for nil.'behaving. I copy In recent days. Rose, 5-10, rr..i sive game Dave Ka'/.elaiiska.' add- ; aaid. "So we re denjing them per­ out' of little Ellsworth High in Kec, fNot 1 own title midwife. Mrs. Minnie Graf. He I deep pride. T here no doubt in But. like Kiolher Matthias and McCluskey Life Story, Sneyers beeause of a severely cut Ketchum explained that Moore was tlie fir.'t born of Geotge Her­ mv mind that be came to love the ed 10 points in a losing cause. m ission." Lo.s .Angeles, March 17 {IP)' South Windsor, was terrific in a Annual Men’s Bowling Touma- , probably under Brother Matlhia's eye. has had difficulty landing oppon­ man and Katie Ruth. He .spoke vir­ place. Nor that he, hated every -Thursday night's games find Lemons had a retort: —The light crowd remained ] losing cause for Connecticut ment. now in progre.ss. should be ' jiersua.'ion B: other Gilbert ttild Gus s facing House A Hale ,'t 6 30 here’s the trodton treod en ts in the last 18 m onths. tually no English as a rhild. Ger­ mimite he .spent within its walls. Dunn that the boy was decent be­ "Down Oklahoma way. we often divided today on the outcome The 25-year-old Davey hasn't ' against Boston University in the: ijgtpd as the Recreation Depart- ani^ Fairfield against Manchester! tost in 13 fights. His last los.', was "Nobodv wanted to meet him. man was his normal tongue. | The Ai.'ripline was strict. The neath his waterfront exterior. Initiate white men into Indian Greatest of Them All and in the long layoff.' between NCAA Tournament. Egan, one and not the Town Touma- TruAt at 7:30. tribes," he said. "For this occasion. of the world featherweight to Buddy Rogers in eight rounds inch taller than Rose, but still a Although Babe always insisted i food wa.s o( the plainest The Dunn signed papers with the you need fights he’d pick up seven or eight ment inasmuch as out-of-towners Xaverians Wanted to help as \ •€ have given Fred and Bud mem­ title bout between Champion in 1956. little guy, caused Joe Lapchick, he had an older brother, John, | I State of Maryland making him pounds and have to get rid of them are eligible. Anv man who went many boys a.', heeded help so they WF-ST .SIDE MIDGETS bership in the w'hite race." By EARL YOST Hogan (Kid) Ras.sey and ' St. John's hoop rnentor, to remark, whb died when Babe was quit" ; I responsible for Babe until Babe and here’s the pockof-pleoslnfi Moore and the 26-year-old Ni­ in .short order when we made a to school in Manchester wag al­ ! had no choii'e but to run a taut P a g a n i’s. w ith a display of The 35-year-old Oklahoma City Davey Moore, the No. 1 challenger. "Egan is the beat- college basket- young, his sister. Mrs. Mamie . I w as 2.1. and on F e b ru a ry 27, 1914, “StorA- of success. That's the life story of Joe McCluskey,” gerian Tiger took things easy to­ match. " Ketchum explained. lowed to enter even though he no and economical operation deadly shooting sroriqg 25 points coach said he and hla athletes have One thing is certain, however: ! ball plaver to come into the (Mad­ Moberdy, of Baltimore, agree.' I Babe stood behind the haried gate day. The usually calm-iliannered "This time t'm ready. I've wait­ longer resides within the town in the I Irii quarter, defeated I been busy seeing the sights and Supreme Court Judge William Shea said last night in a substi­ One or the other is going to have ison Square 1 Garden in years. He with the official record that Babe- .■\lvvays Big BroHier I of SI. Mary's, shaking hands with Bassey was still incensed over ed a long time for this chance,” lim its. T his rule governs -all Ponticelli’.s for the league rham- shows around New York. tute role as principal speaker at the sixth annual Knights of a healthy winning streak snapped can do everything. " Egan daz­ Recreation Department program.'. waa the first born. There were ; Babe often wondered uhat Brother Matthias. Moore's failure to show up at their Moore added. pioiuship, 64-.5I. 5'he Gnntrartors | Always Leave Early Columbus Irish-Sports Night. A crowd of 400 turned out to in the 1.5-round scrap, nationally zled with Providence College in Top qualifier last Saturday was eight Ruths in all. including two j would have happened to him had; 5'he last words he heard at St Irst public workout Sunday at the Bassey and Biddles are prob­ he been relea.sed. as the law de- ; Mary's were Brother Matlhia.' s jii.'t coiildr.'l find a way to atop T h e boys' favorite pastime Is honor Manche.'ler' all-time track'*' televised from the Olympic Audi­ Olympie. whipping Manhattan in the first Billy Archivy. a one-time pin set- sets of twins. | western movies," he said. “Yeah­ torium tomorrow night. ably aware that .Moore frequently George Herman Ruth. Sr., owned J mahded. at the age of 21 to go iiiloi and they were, "5'ouH make It. Mike Kusiak an 1 Mike Minor who !| great at the Kacey Home Judge Uon to the World of Sport.', " was The ehamp journeyed in from his round of the NIT. New Yorkera ter at the A" who now resides in quo and Sahmaunt like them but "It won't be my fighter's " said is slow getting started in a match. will get a second look at the e.\- neighboring Rockville. a struggling barroom at 426 West the world with some small .skill.' 1 G eorge " e'.ch dum ped in 22 point.'. Pete Rhea,'* the solieduled toaatmaatcr. made by Pete Wigren. Joe’s high quarters on the beach at -Santa they always leave before IJie end '. moved up a.s prinripsl .speaker George Biddles, manager of the Ketchum admitted this wouldn't ^Veaver High great who has made Entry field of 100 set*a new; rec­ C am den St. Hi.s son. G eorge, w as as a tailor and shirt-maker. And! tVise al.so played a fine game for school coarh in Manchester, I .Monica to keep the date. Ketchiim of the picture while the Indian.'are j c h ie f .lusUce pjdward Daly champion from Nigeria happen Wednesday night. several All-Star teams among the ord although several top-noitch hanging around it .when he was 5 the knowledge, so gomi and so had. Toiiiorrow: Wild tales of his... . Pagani's scoring 12 points and ' kept Moore 50 miles away in San by! grabbing many rebound.'. For] Stip ahead" i was taken ill. The Im nl barrister Trained Hard "Mv guv will win." declared i , . . , . . , , And it didn't happen in Davey's 101 selected to dale this season. bowlers, namely Hippo Correriti, years old. And chewing tobacco that he had picked up in hi.' Spar- , wild youth are overshadowed the faets of his sudden and faJiu- PonticelU’s. Marty CheniliwkI had "With it all, though, NYtl is j scored a home run In his role, top- "Joe McCluskey" Wigren told I canny■ Willieirr-i'i- I-Ketchum, . 1. pilot1 . <■of .u the i Jacinto,______pleading...... car trouble.. . I last fight. On Doc. 11 in this same 4. * « Ed Kovis and Jerry Smith, passed when he was 7. And drinking whis­ tan environment. loiis * **. 15 point* and Tom Ixidge played favored ^y eight points over the | ping a length" speaking program, his listeners.” was .'iicre.'sftil be­ contender from Springfield. Ohio Moore and Ketchum were uncon- Olympic ring Moore moved fast up the tourney for various rea­ key before he was 10. RR4>THER GII-BERT But he did not have t.o run that 11000 cerned over the matter. again.'t Pajarito Moreno, ex-ldnl of Now Gola his heart out in a losing raii.e. relatively small Chiefs. "Joe McCluskey was not a born cause he took care of himself He M on 11 In Row sons, • In the other game, the towering runner. He was born of an Irish worked and trained hard, ate raro- "This i.s the longest Moore ha.' .Mexico. He poli.shed off the "Little I Basketball fans, and there were Norm Vittner. who eo-manages Beside scoring nine point.' he set Ba-s-'cy. who lives in Lin’erponI, j eve.r been able to train for a fight." Bird" in one round. I'cj) many baaikels for hi* team­ St. Louis B I 111 k e n a (average fighting heart. Ho built stamina fully and kept excellent hours. j ■ a few on hand Sunday at the high the A' alleys with his brother, height: 6-5), play Providence. The and strength and had excellent Other speakers called upon England, hiy' not been beaten in Ketrhiim di.'clo.'ed. ".Seven \ve“ks ' A year ago Bassey achieved a school gym, saw a "new " Tom Jack, ratps a salute for his work Last NighVs Fights Big Kill Turns on Reds T ^ a n l m ates as low as ^121 a week for this... winners meet Bradley and St. habits. " Judge Shea said. "He has briefly by Toastmaster Maurice hi.' last 11 ijiatche.'. dating back was the longest he ever had be-: similar demolition job on .Moreno Gola perform. The three-time in mapping out the 19.59 tourney California Tuesday night the playoffs will ! John’s, respectively. In the semi­ O’Connor were the Rev Joseph to 1956. He lost that year to Jean fore." I although it took him three rounds. college All-American while at La- and then .staying thioiigli the atari with Pagani's and Floors' brought credit to him.self and to New York —■ Charley Scott. 147. finals. the name of McCluskey. Farrell, the Rev. John Hannon, Salle in Philadelphia came here in marathon day .'eeing that every Reveals Siralewy meeting in the first game and St. Louis also Is an eight-point Grand Knight Herb Carrey. May­ , 1957 with his All-Stars and was little mailer wa.s executed In pre- Philadelphia, outpointed Isaac Ponticelli and Morman.s in the Gre«lest of Them .\ll L o g art. 146 3-4, Cuba, 10. Monzant Ready to Sign choice, but aa Coach John Boning­ or Gene Kelly. Police Chief .lim : heavy and out of shape. That ci.'ion fashion. It wa.s a man-sized Berkeley, Calif.. March 17 (/P) sernnil. j. ^SAFETY ALL-WEATHER "He wa.' the greatest runner of Montreal - - Jesse "Watson, 141, ton pointed out: Reardon. .Matt .Moriarty General was during his tour of duty with Job. them all. .toe NtcChi.'key Will Brooklyn. outpointed Armand California won’t be out to stop “We're capable of a good game, Manager Dick Martin and Earl Sullivan, O’Toole, Moriarty (Ail)s*' At*e Ho| Oscar Robertson Friday night A L l,-.srA R GA.MK but we’ve played some lousy ones, achieve victory a.' long as he goes Yost. Savoie, 142, Montreal. 8. The E a s t .Side Rec w as the scene on in life." Philadelphia — Don Warner. But At His Own Terms when the Bears play Cincinnf^tl too." Honored guests included Mnrb For F^arly Ketiirii 111 the semi-final* of the NCAA of an umisiial all-star game which 'The Bills, who finished'third of Numerous memorable davs in I arlv. Wigren. Jim O'learv. the — And a Little Bit of Aii<»er 193, Philadelphia, knocked out featured the better players of the Ernie Knox. 178, Baltimore, 6. Basketball Tournament at Cincinnati and Bradley in tiie Mcauskey’a life, from the time he Rpv Philip -Blaney and Frank New York, March 17 (A’)—'The strange ca.se of Ramon Mon­ I,oiilsville, Ky. tffp three teams and their roacnes byG O O D /lrE A R Little Rock, Ark, Gene Gray, rough-and-tumble Missouri Valley was a boy scout at St. .lames i Crowlcy. all former Irish Nicht Me.sa. Ariz... -Mardi 17 (IP) Drafted Player May Start defeating the bottom three teams Tampa. Fla - (NEA) - - How'sistant general manager of the 135, North Little Rock, knocked zant took on a bright green hue today. Monzant has turned The Cal players know the Big Conference, are led by slick Bob Church - with J iidge Shea as jionored guests. .Mso. Dr .lohn Mc- —.Mop nraliow.sky, the Chi­ and th eir coac he.s by a score of ...... _ through his great I ciuskey, Joe's brother, who now James J rnme O’Toole landed with j-Reds, al.'o knew a Chicago cop. He out Marv Thigpen, 138, Memphis. in his strike placard and taken up the cudgels of the anti­ O Is the nation’s leading col­ Ferry. They've a lre ad y played cago Ciih.'’ ace I’ighthander. legiate scorer, that he ranks 73-67. B radley tw-ice durin g the regular ] '^ttreer at .M anchester High. jn B rockton .Ma.'.'. the Reds is ayeops and robbers/ is Lt. Bill Sullivan, hi.' brothei'-in- In CenterUeld for Braves Tenn., 3. tax fanatics. ^ The first division team started Trade now for Goodv'far Turn- BIsck Sidewill White Sidewell storv. ; law, who worked with Bill O'Toole hoite.s to he retidy for open­ Providence, R. I. - - Paddy Read. with the best in the hall han­ tin aeaaon'and finished even-up with 'Fordham University, " theih. Olym-niv„i. i Dinner music was supplied bv The San Franrisro Giant pitch Ted Klii.'zewski turned on his off to a fa,st. 16-6 first period score p I k c - p r o \ f d Tire I with 3-T TubeType Tubtleu Tube-Type* Tubtleu' pies and in Europe, were touched ' Tonv O'Bvighl and hi.' Irish or- At 22 iu)A with only one .sea.son j out of the same precinct, ing (lav (le.spite an injured 129, Providence, outpointed Dick er, a fugitive from spring train­ old teammate.', ciacking a home dling and relmund department. - ' ' the Braves. power hitter, i.n the Wichita draft j and was never threatened thfre- ripir-1 rmpered, I ripIc-Tough upon eloquently by the speaker. ehestra. of profes-'ional baseball bhseball behind Florence dropped in tu visit his | Bradenton. Fla. (NEA)-/Here ls| DevUa, 128'i, Boston, 8. ing camp holed out in Venezuela, run and single for the Pirate.'. Big j "We know we’re not going to Joe Mullaney. Provldenrc Coarh, tluinil) on hi.s riglit hand. li.'t and 1 claimed him for Detroit. 1 after a.' the score increased to 38- Cord liodics . . . famous Stop- Presentation of a plaque, suit-' Fran MahoiWy and .lohn him, Jiiti O'Toole, a .strapping left­ brother-in-law a couple of days one of the more interesting bake-' C hicago— A ntonio M acilla. 144. has.decided he would like to play Kill's 390-foot homer 'gainst thei stop Roliertaon," said Al Biich, j 6 .0 0 x1 6 14.80 $18.10 took one look at the Bills working Dralioiv.'ky wa.s iii.i tired ball stories of the spring: ■ the captain on Pete Newell's 20 at halftiine. Notch tread design. Cict r\tia $ ably inscribed "Joe MrCUiskey Murphv headed the hard-working hander, doesn’t hgve to pitch him­ before Christmas. Sullivan intro­ Buenos Aires, stopped Wilbur. major league baseball this season. Reds was his first of the year. Ver- The first division All-.Siar team out and observed: A drafted player nmy atart in "What ma.v have stopped some Robinson, 145, Chicago, 7. Pacific Coast Conference cham­ Manehester’s Greatest Cnntrlbu- i program. self on -the Cincinnati club. - duced Florence to the O'Tooles It when he wa.s hi l)v a The righthander, who compiled non I.aw and rookie lini H.'rdi'on ■ was paced by Neil Pierson, coach strength, and extr.( traction for "I am awed by thetr size" centerfield for uie Braves. clubs on Pisoni was that he broke Sydney. Australia - George 6 .7 0 x1 5 15.95 $18.95 20.70 $23.40 "He ha.' t pitch himself off." was. of course, a casual meeting. pitched hall thrown by an 8-11 record in the 1958 cam­ limited Cincinnati to three hit.'. pions. of the Blue CAals, who ripped the jafer stops' A terrific \aliie at It is highly unnsuad for a cham­ hla wrist last season, but It must Berry, 135, Los Angeles, stopped commented .Mavn Smith, watching They .said hello. Florence took a paign, aaid yesterday the Giant.' Two home runs and the com- ; “We know we’re not going nets for 22 points while Jai k Sim­ Cleveland’s Mike Garcia in pionship club to draft a player, let have healed properly because he R ussell Sands, 134 3-4. A u stralia. thi' low price . . . see us today, the six-foot, 190-pound kid's live breath and then said quickly: could have hts services if they billed five-hit pitching of Ned Car­ to hold him to 10 points,” he mons of the Ladders and l.rfiriy'1 7 .1 0 x1 5 18.95 21.20 2^.20 25.95 AseuriHl of Titli* exhibition play last Tliurs- alone acquire one who ia capable resumed hitting when he came 7. added. "But. we can sure and save! Building Tempo VIII fast ball break Into the fists of "H ere it 1s rig h t now. $.50,000 and meet his. salary demands. ver and Walt Cr addock bi .mght I Li.'ciotti of the Gruisers found the right-hand hitters at old Plant a three-year conlrarl. No hem­ day and it was feared he of being emplo.ved regularly. back after the injury.” T okyo — Sadao Y aoita, 112, Ramon recently said he was fed make him work harder for the New York—Although he had his ■ the A s to the .500 mark in the ■ range for 12 and 8 points respec- 7 .6 0 x1 5 20.75 23.20 2140 28.45 Field here in downtown Tampa. ming, no hawing. ' , would not l>e able to throw Fred Haney sprang the surprise I'p wltli Browns Japan, outpointed Larry Pineda, up with baseball, having already exhibition standings. Rookie Kent ones he get*. least productive week since the while giving the writer a rundown ‘ 110 , P hilippinea, 12. "Rather than stop Oscar, i tivelv. For the second division All- ■'J'oole. a rud d y -fared lad w ith Startwl Stall Walking for at least three weeks. Pisoni 28, 5-9, 170 - has been wasted six unprofitable years in Handley and Roger Maris powered Star team. .Mike Ehlers and O aig j first of the year scoring only two on what everybody suspected we'll have to control the rest of 25.85 27.90 31.65 Guy Lombardo Seeks 'the map of Ireland for a face, was O'Toole aaid he would have to in organized bayy since 1949 with this rountry's favorite pastime, the homers. It was Maris' first hit Johnson, roaches of the Pumpers, Have you tried the 8 .0 0 x1 5 22.80 points, Billy Hicke of Rochester | However, Moe says the would be a /stahdpat MilwaUjkee his team. Press the guards, the Minor League Player of the run over to Moriarty'.' house and two year.' for mllitar.v servte'^. He and was tossing away his resin in 19. trip s. I scorf^d 26 and 17 points respec- j was virtually a.s.sured of the Amer- i soreness has left the thumb lineup aave fbr the void left at sec­ make It tough for them to •fIw In inS rw w tta w York (.VPUA)—Cuy Lombardo held a knife helween plete games with 21. tied for-the arm back in shape by open­ property in '56 when he was trad­ among the nearly 100 pleasure The tempestuous Latin wants I year’s work. we’ll be.falling off when neces­ 39 goals and 55 assist.' for !M Detroit lop $.50,000? " and Pisoni." expect' to have liis he.'t backfield i| iii.s hand.' and turned it over .slowly to show how the drive .strikeout lead w ith 189. ing da.v. ed with tyre Duren to Kan.sa.' craft of the 1959 recreational fleet $12,000 w ith $,5,000 of th a t to be I Elsewhere around the Cactus sary to lieln a man who's out points while Schihkel in second c. r. e u; _lu c i Moiiarty hit the c-eiling. "He Pistjni? Well, when the season of position.” since he began at Harvard three ^sce had 41 goals, m o.'i In the "P" speedboat engine works. At the next table Now a T iger Hut City. had 16 home mns batting that drops anchor at the New Ha­ sent to him In advance — tax free! and Grapefruit cincuits there was said, " O'Toole recalls. " 'After all endec)' last yea>, Ben Geraghty of Monzant's demands were voiced j years ago. league, and 42 as.'ists for 85 points I his managers and agents Avent over business. On the band George Moriarty. one-time De­ I hale done for lou. He shouted, f A «-m ^ ^ .313 in 83 gar.iiji for Denver laet ven Arena for the four-day spring bad news. Wichita, the Braves’ top minor season before and after breaking ru n of th e C onnecticut B o at Show- on a slow day for exhibitions. Rudy Mlgay of Rochester was in ' stand, hi.'orchestra was starting to* ------^------troit third baseman, manager and 'A’ou shanty Irish... you ingrate.': ^ league manager, informed the par­ latrsen Told to Re*t his w rist. opening tomorrow and continuing Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 4-1 third place with 78 points with , set up for the night American League umpire, now a I told him that all he had done ent club that Jim Pisoni was one that , everybody w ith him Is "Pisoni's problem was cutting through Sunday, March 22nd from and Kansa.' City dumped Detroit Don Larsen of perfect game T iger scout, haigari. records with It." Guy was saying. sleeper of the year. Charley Scott, a virtual un­ ter later on. He got $700 for his WARDS His eve.' glaze as he talks about they were wasting time trailing ninth. It bounced off a right field Jones, who hooste'F his title manager of the Braves, jnade I Manager Cbokle Lavagetto: "He licking. C.10NTU0MERV WARD known froi i Philadelphia and a it. His managers run their hands the hoy. But Phil Seghi, Cincinnati fence which measures 267 feet at .stock by defeating Joey Giardello Pisoni his only choice. Making the j won't be allowed to puil on a suit Now he's got to heat the kid > GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-M ANCHES'rER TIRE Q farm director, and Buzz Boyle, one : the foul line. and Rory Calhoun in recent out­ case all the more extraordinaiy is ; until he's a lot better." 3-1 underdog, made things too hot from Phillv to. regain prestige. thrbugh their hair. It is still win- 713 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-5890 295 BROAD ST.—Ml 8-6179 of hi.' operatives, kept track of ; "A’ou have to pitch low there,” ings, is a 10-7 favorite to dim the that the Braves had the 16th and j Shortstop Billy Hunter, acquired for .sleek I.saac at St. Nicholas "I’ll bent him again, " said te.- and he is talking boats. What HiljBria, C allooh Arena last night. The rangy 22- does it figure to be like in August him nevertheless. i said O'Toole. hopes of Pender, who has wori last pick in the first round. i by Cleveland in a trade with Kan­ S cott. year-old edged the 25-year-old when he enters the Gold Cup races After playing halfback for Wil- When Leo Diirocher saw O'Toole .'ix straight on a comeback cam­ I.,ane Disappointed Top Yacht Classes sas City last season, received the "I'm sure I won," said Logart. EHLER S ATLANTIC STAHON on Lake Wa.shington in Seattle? -son Junior College on Chicago's let down the champion Braves with paign. worst news of all. The Indians op­ Logart by split decision in a "It was close but I won. I’ll HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER ■’The Braves Weren’t the only • i r-.. sizzling IP-roimder. 842 E. C E N T E R S.X.— M l 9-8187 128 E. CENTER ST.—MI 8-1477 •After AA'orld Record South Si(te for two autiunns, l.four hits and one earned run last A 31-year-old veteran ranked ones with an eye on Pisoni," re­ tioned him. to San Diego on 24- show you next time." O'Toole was offered scholarships September losing to Lew Bi'irdette. ' the No. 5 H avana, Ciiba, M arch 17 i/Pi— ' hour 'recall. Matchmaker-Promoter Teddy Logart is a very able lefty. But "1 haven't ilriven i.i that race liddleweight contender called Johnny McHale. the new Hilaria, a consistent Great I.akes at Illinois and Bradley. Moiiartv 2-1, he ventured the opinion that j hv the Ring ratings, Jone.4 hopes Brenner said he planned to 'have Scott demonstrated equal efficien- | since 19.A.A." recalled Lombardo. general manager, watching the performer, and CAIlooh. winner of JACK'S ATLANTIC JIM'S ATLANTIC STATION iOATMOTOR urged him to concentrate on pitch- the Reds could, get $250,000 for t(i wear down Pender and knook Everyone's Talking About thefn clash in a return hout at cy with his own hooks and had "Joe and I are after the world rec­ graceful St. Louis Italiano round the Nassau Cup, finished at the, St. Nick's within a m,onth. more power with nights than Lo­ 206 MAIN ST.—Ml ,9-8232 451 W . CEN TER 8T.-k-Ml 9-8168 ing. He arranged a scholar.ship at his contract. , out the former Brookline, fireman. the. bases at Bradenlon'a Braves ord, Donald Campbell holds it. He head of their classes in the annual If Brenner makes it most of the \Vi.sccn.'im udieie h;s friend. Art, No wonder that Moriarlv blew' Field. "Frank Lane was bitterly Fairer Sex Golfers g a rt. did 218,62 miles an hour. That was "I'm afte knockouts now," I St. Petersburg to Havana Yacht 1.406 fans who paid $3,083 un­ Scott rallied strongly to gain : on Lake Coni.'Lon in England last iftinsfield: coached baseball. , his top when he lost O'Toole to the disappointed when John Quinn j CROSBY FIBERGLAS JOHNNY'S ATLANTIC RUFFINI'S SERVICE STATION In the s-pi'ing rtf 1957, Boyle still ■ Reds. " Jones said,. "There's more money Race. Open North, South doubtedly will be back for another the duke. Ike had a shade in the' year. We ll try to break it on Lake In them. And I'm after good hard took Pisoni, fqr he intended to! Emil (Bus) Mosbachcr, a. 36- first half of the lively bout. Char- j. 288 W. ftHDDLEi TPRE.—Ml 9-88M 118 CENTER 8T.--M1 0-8*78 . was around. He (Vatched O'Toole ' ______,______make biitt Cleveland's second | helping. It was- a corking scrap. SHOW Mead in Nevada'. year-old skipper of Callooh, also- ley was better in the second half, ' I Omrlals Split Lombardo is the perfect illustra- ■'hiil out Notre I>amo with four choice.” Pinehurst, N.-C., March 17 i/P)— palled the gi'een-hulled beauty to especially' in the ninth round. tion of what the prospects of speed 1 hits, and made up Kls mind this Pender, the son of Irish imnil- "Can you imagine an out A t like | Amate,ur golfs links ladies inter­ The ofedlals split on the verdict Smart Coarh grant parents, hones to celebrate fleet honors In the 26th renewal. and so did the ringside critics. JBut The 5-8 youngster several times 11 BILL'S MOBILE SERVICE BUHRER'S SHELIi SERVICE ' can do to a man. He lias a music ' ''■'t'-'’ best .college pitch- Wa.shin'gton paiSiing up a ball- ' rupt their journey homeward after had the edge in toe-to-toe trades j 134 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8317 . 653 CENTER ST.—Ml 0-81*8 TUESDAY TO SATURDAY ! style that has become something i seen. He was not about St. Patrick’s Day with a convinc­ player _ like Pisoni for $25,000?'' Hilaria, 5$-fool yawl sailed' by w'interlng in Florida and Georgia, f 1 fan.' loudly cheered the ma­ ! Raleigh, N, C. i.fi - The clock Hugh Schaftdelee of Mlehlgan’s that had the fans hollering In that' : of an institution. Once he trifled : 1° give'up. ing triy m p h in the b ig g est teJst asked ,Har.e>. “From , what Ben for the North and ^outh Cham­ jority vote and jeered the ballot ' showed North Carolina Slate the since he dropped a split decision Maeatawa Yacht Club, trailed Lobo favoring Logart. round. with the band's .style and a barber I Ijk iU H im O ver (Jeraghty and others tell me and pionship opening here, tomorrow. S c o tt's "Victory was his third of., I WYMAN'S GULF STATION ’’A'c.dA complete selection of boots— many I winner by two point.a over Mary­ to Gene Fullmer a few years ago. Del Mar, the world's largest cut­ Now On Display A t Referee Mark Conn, who Dad KEN'S GARAGE copiplalned abqut it. He ha.sn't ' While Moriarty yind Detroit had land. The State ba.sk’etbali tearp ivhat Tv® k®*” here, we have a , • Another select field stressing the year and boosted his record to .j 24 MAIN 8T.—MI 8-1608 ANDOVER—PI *-8**7 , Pender broke his hand' against ready-made major league out­ ter, into port by aljnost four hours, quality rather than quantity has little to do in the ring but'get out 22-9. Logart's record Is 55-11-7. : f y! :< cKoos' f^rcnri— v/ooden, aluminum, fiber- cli(inged a note since. As a celebri- first call, O'Toole'still let the man-I started to leave the floor, but an of the way, had. Scott big w in­ Fullmer and had to retire. His first fielder." ■ ' IBut she won Class A on the basis entered the 57pv staging of the a Logart, 5-7, weighed 146 3-4 | ty. he lives a quiet life. . | agers of the Cincinnati, Kansas | official, said a fjfth of a second of ner. 6-2-2 on round.'. Judge Joe ■ ' •Fvs ' H P to 3s H.P, comeback campaign ended becacise So if the Pirates . elect to open of her handicap by 13 minutes, two S andhills C o u n try claa."ilc. ' which Indicated he was in . fine 1 Get him around a boat and ; City, Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs , playing time remained. State Coach SPORT Eppy had it 5-4-1 for Scott. Judge ' ^ DON WJLLIS GARAGE BROWNIE'S SHEU SERVICE everything i.s different. The fel-; look him over aa h,e "pitched Ev Case protested. The official re­ of anothe'r broken hand, but the with a left-handed .pitcher In seconds. i. * • Mrs. ' Philip Cudone of West shape? Scott weighed 147. 18 MAIN ST.—Ml 0 -4 6 8 1 Joe D'Onofrio’s Score was 5-4-1 *75 MAIN ST— Ml 8-1*7* low .designing the boat. Les Stpud-: to major leaguers that fall. ' plied. "You can't lose. As soon a.*j n.icc-brittle dukes now appear PitUsburgh, April 10( Piaont,-right- Callooh won Class ^ a*fter Class Caldwell N, JT^,' the defending for Logart. The card had acher, receives a long distance call : Tlie boy stressed that he,would ' lite ball is touched,'the game's toughened. handed all the way and hardly a Mates failed to arrive In time to champion, will be opposed by about AP " . ON DISPLAY AT benefit from thelP handicaps. SPOT L o g a rt ahead. 6 ^ -1 . A quick poll American Hockey Leogtie from him once k day about a posr. not sign until tlie bonus' rule (vas dver. Don't tell me 1 can't lose." Jones accepted the bout as a big name at the ra(>rtient, ia likely 50 challengers in the 18-hole qu.al- BUD'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Her corrected time for the jour­ of the i Black I,he M aSsachfiset^s ^B oxing Com- GATOR lOAT TRAILERS tq South Amerioa where he won' Providence ately. He'll call the boat Tem po I pn^ortunately for Moriarty’s imission until he tulfllls the con­ eral manMer of the Tlgera, "Quitin test for (jogs Is held regularly at parry through to th* ch^pionahip Hawks in 1954. The pla.vers he had 'aiatch on 'Monday^ .1 two bouta, .drear la another, and .Springfield VIII. w'clMald plan, Paul Florence, m - that year have since departed. , tract .to meet Pender, had to put Bwl Hersh, a left-hand B t Andrews Ool| Club, Chicago. /■ w

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MANCHESTER EVE3NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1969 Honsoi for Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 what Is of far grea^r Importanca PAGS^URT£:i^ Sobarban for Rent 66 Houses for Salt 72 W a l k to the health of our tnen, woman Household Goods 61 Rooms W ith on il^ rd 69 BOLTON—Six room Oiiatom built 120^00 and children Is olaah, healthy Sewer Prioblems Face i'HERE OUGHTA b e A ^ A W BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ItoCKVItLE-^ne 5-room abd two (XX) (XXXX) BuMness Services O ffei^ 13 rU Rl^H K lii ROOM, c ^ I e t a ranch, two-car garage, flraplact, water to start with? X “ANYTHING THEY DO V XR N O N -LU ft 6H room ranch, new carpeting, acre lot, IH batha. From The Harald to o 'J laiarn HIIXS' TELEVISION Service. housekeeping facilities., Woman MANCHESTER — Six room Cape. Greeiit\|jine on that the axperti who are atndylng WE CAN DO BETTER" Aluminum storms and screens, new braeztWay, oversized garaga, . two Many extras. Oymar. M l 9-1477, Available at all times. Phileo fac­ YUPfXMA0E*ia/XJO w o w .'m o w a b o u t , only. One block from Center. Cal^ the Nbrth End we ter supplK**’* 8th District Directofs •N O W WOLE LETTING ME IN ON YES! THERE IS A - ^ MI 8-5539. hot water heater. Convenient to fireplaces, combinations Uirough- ^ E D tory supervised eervice. Tel. MI out, plaateryd, magnificent view. VERNON—Thret bedroom ranch going to recommend filtration OILiPFO/AI? THE N E X T g o o d ONE ‘•SANTA CLAUS” -7^ shopping, schools and buseb. Nice home. Close to hue. $12,900. Low F i f t h A v e n u e 9-S69" . V ONE •OP'' beautifully furrilah^ front HARTFORD — 78 Jefferaon St. $18,600. R. F. Dimock Co. Real­ I challenge anyone In town ^ V THES« - DIWA6SE M3U S E T ? I DON’T WANT IT yard. Priced to sell immediately at down payment.'CaU builder. JA deny that the first step in the mat-'- Trie 8th DietrieV Board of DlrOb-ftb extend eewer tnaliw t« (he north REUPHOL9TERY. Jlip covers and WHAT bedroom, hot water Weet, Ule WeU heated aix room /furnished only $12,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., tor, MI 9-8245, or Barbara WooPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLA.SSIKIED ADVT. Don’t wait, call MI 9-8976 now. S ROOMS NEW FURNITURE ment. Inquire first floor. 24 Elxcellent condition* throughout. room with fireplace. Aluminum the New York National Guard, had To the Editor. 30 to dlactja^B what action must be AND a p p l ia n c e s FURNISHED light housekeeping Grove St., Apartment 9. combinatione. $12,800. R. F. Route 88; the 8 room expandable As a parent and citizen of our taken. \ St. He was Informed a petiUon MtMfDAT Tttni FRIDAY 10:80 A.BI.—SATURDAI' 9 A.M. Be wise and modernize. Two-car garage. Centrally located. cape on three acres wHh garage; tho honor of showing tho way had to be algaed by a majoritjrof A7.4/ — ^ HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE I room with electric refrigerator. Nice family home, $17,300. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Realtor, MI 9-S24S. town I find myeelf deeply c o n ­ The dlfectolHi also voted to en­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ fiO L / r ff , MONTHS Near Main St. Suitable for ladles ROCKVILLE —Three room spa or Barbara Wooda, MI 9-7T02, and others. T. J. C rock^, Real­ along Fifth Avenue for tho 108th cerned over the question of fluorl ter Into conti^t with the Town ownera affected by new eewer conv ^PLEASE READ YOUR AD Dimock Co./] Realtor. MI 9-5245, or tor at MI 8-1877. atructlon. paired. All work guaranteed Free SALEM.ON/O ,1 sold tills to a young couple * or couplrf. CaU MI 3-6388. cioue, beautifully and completely Robert Murdock, MI 3-)6472, Bar­ Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. conseoutivo year, with Its 38 piece datlon of our water supply. Far too of Manchester for the repair of a furnished] heated apartment with Bidwell raised a technical point: CUMUed or Ad«” m n the pick-up and delivery. We also months iwo, but they are not gat­ bara Woods, MI 9-7702, ! band. many parents are, not aware of section of sidewalk In the North sharpen axes, scl.ssors, chisels, ing marjled, , garage. Central. TR 6-9992. BOLTON CENTER— Aristocratic End and voted to advertise for la not the diatrlct able either to ' naleiMe. Xlie adverttaCTadverm ^al ohould read hU ad the FIRST d a » i i Wanted-~ReaI Estate 77 Ahead of this In tho order of the facts on both sides of the V55i!riM» and REPORT^RRORS In time for the next Inwr- planer blades and knives, Bruno BLOND/ b e d r o o m Boarders W^ted 59-A looking five room ranch, stone bids of an addltlonar\bnt related call a public hearing or extend d REPOCT^ NVELL/THAT'S THE HARTFORD — 211 Wethersfield (XXII) tharch was the color guard flanked fluoridation Issue. I have read the sewer without a hearing. If It Mo.skc. MI 3-0771. | S o YOU LIVING ROOM SUITE frorif, breezeway, garages, huge many articles on the subject and sidewalk repair job. ^ T b t t Herald Is real>oii^bl<^ only ^ XV IT S-PC . DINETTE SET Avenue. Well heated, light house­ lot. Senslblv priced Carlton W. SELUNO YOUR home? For by two big Irish wolfhounds and is In the best Interests of the peo­ iMertlon for any adwrUsemeni^d then only to •*** ”* * BUY ONE GOBS. r o o m a n d board for retired gen­ keeping room. Inquire first floor, NEW SIX room ranch, one Mock prompt, efficient, courteous serv I can’t help feeling that there Is The sewer problems ant these; ■TV ANTENNAS repaired and in-1 “ WE8TINGHOUSE” ELEC, REF. tleman in private home. Write from Green. All large / rooms, two Hutchins.. MI 9-5182.. accompanied by pretty Uttle Janet ple Involved ? omako »ood" Insertion. Errors ^Wcb do not lessen the 'talue of OP HIS KlODOf Mrs. Kenney. ice tmd appralelng without obliga­ still much to be learned. As one An exposed sewer main \ which flw advSSaetiient will not be correeSd^y “make good insertion; stalled. Call Modern TV Service. "CALORIC'* COMBINA-nON Box R, Herald. baths, built-in stove uid oven, fire­ Stray, 6. runs along a bank behind four Director Bernard August said MI 3-8185. SELECTIONS' CANT LARGE attractive two bedroom tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, Qrand Marshal William’ J. small voice I would urge every RAKOE place. Full basement, /two-car ga­ Ml 3-6969 or Wealey R. Smith, Ae- Hartlapd Rd homes. the District Charter provided that — WELL, WIN "MAYTAG" WASHER ranch, Jalousie enclosed brfceze- O’Brien, resplendent In cutaway one to try to learn more of the the district could extend sewer TOEB COOPERATION WILX. EVEREADY — Ashes, rubbish re- THERE'S •EM, Wanted to Rent 68 rage. YoUr choice ! of I’-lerlor aoclates. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi­ facts befors plungring head first in Legal technicalities Involved in 3 - 2 7 1 1 "EMERSON” TELEVI. Apartments— Flats— decoration. R. F. Dlmock Co,, Real­ way, garage, lOO’ frontage, high and topper and a bright green, service within the district i t the BE APPREC^TED moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. ALWAYS A ALL? elevation. Only $18,900. Carlton ple Listing Service. to something that most of us know calling a public hearing for exten­ SION SET Tenements 63 DESPERATELY need's or 6 room tor, MI 9-5245, or Robert Mur­ white and orange sash, was given discretion of the board of direct No job too big or small. Sundays FIRST , IG O r "HOOVER” VACUUM W. Hutchins. MI 9-5182. so little about. sion of sewer service to the north / rent. Four children. Presently at dock, MI 3-6472, Barbara Woods, BUY — SELL — TRADE the No. 1 spot in the parade. end of Union 9t.; and tors, but doubted this method Automobiless nir .^Sale available, package delivery, light TIME y / OUT Also Included Sealy Inneraprlng MI 9-7702. But Mark White, who first All children do not drink the ttouid win the approval o f resi­ Lost Rnd Found expressing. MI 9-5045. KNOW/ JUST f o r RENT—Six room duplex, oil lake. Must get 16 months old VALUE—A six room Colonial, a Want to sell your pron''rty? same amount of water therefore Determination of the responslhll- IN Mattreea and Box Spring, "Alex­ daughter away-from dampness. four room home, package store, Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all marched in the parade in 1878 dents. 1955 BUICK Roadma.ster.'^ dyna- ander Smith” Rugs; Lamps. heat good location. Call MI it is Impossible to determine which Ity for maintenance of a sewer Will Check l)Mv FOUND—Last week, wristwatch DOUG S REFRIGERATION Serv- TIME' 3-6052. Vital to her Hfe, Children all well (XXIII) candy store, garage. Call Paul J. cash, or work out a trade. Quick when he was 12 and was a drum­ connection on Woodland St. on Main St Owner may clairn flow, p«wer-.stcerlng, radio, heal­ icc ■ Household refrigeration, Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid and mer boy in the 165th, planned to child receives the correct quantity, Marks said he would check with er. One owner. Clean inside and behaved. References, Please call BOLTON — Six rbom sp)it level Correnti. MI 3-5363, action assured. Call and get our which will receive an excessive I-and Moved Away upon positive identification and ^■eezer.s and air conditioning. Call a'few other articles. 16 MINUTE ride to Vernon. Three PI 2-664T any time. deal, no obligation. ride this one out In a weapons car The Hartland Rd. problem is I-aBelle on the legal requirements payment of this ad. Phone Mr. outside. MI 9-0476. Md 3;5932 or MI 9-5650. Free storage until wanted. Free room apartment with garage, wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ 28 ACRES GOOD land, 5',4 room rier. amount and which will not receive for a petition and public hearing. delivery. Free setup by our own place, excellent Condition. $16,800 GREENWOOD. INC., enougli. one of about six years’ standing. Knight, MI S-1178^______1951 OLDSMOBILE four-door. Good 3-17 stove, refrigerator. References. MI house, Timken hot water heat, Two reviewing stands were A 12-lnch sewer main running from He said he would notify B ldw ^ reliable men. Business Property for Sale 70 R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtor, MI good bam. 6 miles. Carlton W. Ml 3-1577 along the 62-block parade route Another fact that requires con rondition, very clean. Asking $12.'i 9-2837, 9-5245, Or Robert, Murdock, MI the area of the Maneheater Me- at the March 30 meeting. LOST—Saturday night, somewhere HousEhqld Service? Phone for appointment Hutchins, MI 9-5132. from 44th Street to 96th Street sideratlon Is the expense Involved. in the vicinity 6t Deci-Drive-ln. Harold Fortier. French Rd.. Bol- SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD PACKAGE store, gas station, seven 3-6472. Barbara Wood.s, MI 9-7702. moriai Hospital northeast to the The third aew'er problem waa NEW EFFICIENCY apartmi-nt for opposite Central Park. Millions of gallons of water go 8lh District sewage plant on Hil­ Black handbag containing red OfffeTEd 13-A Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 CH 7-0858 any time up to 8 p.m. rent with kitchen, living room, room house plus extra rental unit. ENGLEWOOD DRIVE—Six room Legal Notice"’ raised by Joseph W. Bueky, 454 The first was at St. Patrick down the drains every day for pur­ liard St. lies behind the horr.es on Woodland St. BueKy, whose house' wallet. White gloves, etc. Finder See It Day Or Night bedroom, tile bath. FUn shed Located on a heavily traveled (XXIV) Cape, oil heat, ceramic tile bath, poses other than drinking. Why DICE’S WEATHERSTTUP Com- PAINTING AND paperhanging. WALLPAPER Sale—Malty ■^atterna route, with an excellent ootential tile kitchen, amesite drive, excel­ AT A .COURT Or.PROBATK. held Cathedral for Francis Cardinal the north side of Hsrtland St. Is connected to the diatrlct main please call Diamond 6-4889 col­ Trailers to choose from at handsom'' aav- If you have no means of trans­ with atove, refrigerator and heat, at Manchester, within and (nr the Spellman, Archbishop of New waste morb of the taxpayers' Wlien homes were bulli there more pany, doors and windows, custom Good clean workmanship at rea­ GOOD HUMOR portation, I’ll send my auto for for future growth. Guaranteed in­ NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. lent condition. Owner moving out D istrict o( M anchester on the 16lh day by a pipe which crosses Woodltutd l e c t ^ ______work guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 ings. Trimmed and coated. C. J. all on first floor. Storage space York, and a group of visiting bis- money when the State Department than six years ago. the earth was sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ you. No obligation. in basement. Parking — bus vestment with all types of :.anc- built-in dishwssher, I’ i baths, of state. Priced for quick sale. of Marcl). 1959. _ Bt., wanted to know who is re­ f u r n it u r e taken as down pay­ after 6 p.m, - chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml SALESMEN Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center built-in stove and oVen. Cfmplete- Present. Hon. John .1. Walletl. Judge. },opg gnd monalgnors of Health will supply fhioride tab­ bulldozed away from the south sponsible for maintenance of that line, near shopping center. For Ing available. For further informa­ Call Paul J. Correnti, Ml 3-5383. i'.slnle o( Annie Trntlei, late o( Man- ^ stand at lets free for the a.aking? Coats arc Announcements 2 ment on mobile homes. Excellent 9-9237. St. A — L— B— E - R — T— 'S Iv landscaced, Ameslte ’r!ve R. Chester, in said District, deceased. The Official reviewing aiano ar aide of the plPe to level out the pipe once It leaves his property. lots available at Mansfield. Jen­ SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet one or two only, $95 monthly. Can tion call R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml kept dpwn and those who believe 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 9-5245. F, Dimock Co., Realtor, MI $13,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom The admlnlBtrnior having exhibited 64Ui Street and 5th Avenue was to back yards. In the intervening INCOME TAXES prepared U your sen's Inc., (always reliablei Roll­ wash, damp or fluff dry. 9’oldt-d p a in t e r and paperhanger, deco­ On Wednesday, April 1, wc will PRE-SEASON chain saw special. OPEN NIGHTS 'nLL 8 P.M. be seen at 189 West Middle Tpke., ip fluoride 80 strongly can have Bulky pointed out the pipe 9-5245, or Robert Murdock, MI ranch, ceramic bath, hot water hi» administration acrmint with naid I occupied by Gov. Nelson A years rain water has washed out crosses Woodland St. then croeses home or by appointment Exper­ ing Hills. Route 44-A, Mansfield. and wrapped free. Manchester rating. ^ q d clean job, reasonable start our 28th season in Connecti­ Save up 30% on Clinton eawa. SAT. 8 P.M. Apt. F. Phone MI 3-7091. 3-6472, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. heat, full cellar, large wqoded lot. estate Lo_ (JUS Court for aljowance, It Is 'j^og^^feller; Lt. Gov. M alcolm Wih it and those who don’t believe In sections of the bank and finally ienced tax work, 24 nour jrvlce. GA 9-4479. Laundromat. 660 Center 8t price. S. 'xencha. Ml 9-6914 after cut. New and used. Capitol Equipment 0RDERF:D: That the 23rd day of it won’t have fluorides In every exposed the main behind four of property owned by builder Capill* FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. Houses for Sale 72 Carlton W, Hutchins. MI 9-5132. , March. 195f». at eleven o’clock, fore­ son; Mayor Robert F. Wagne'tr lo Gambolatl'before it connects to 5. Co., 38 Main, St., Kn 8-7958, - noon, at the Probate Office in the Mu­ the homes on the street. CaU MI 8-4728.______We will require a number of Six sofas $20-140 each. Heat, hot water, gag for cooking, (XXV) Mrs. Catherine Byrne, Lord Mayor drop of water they drink. the main. WEAVING of bums, moth Holes SOUTH WINDSOR-r-New five room ANDOVER — 2% beautiful hilltop nicipal Building in eaid Manchenter. What has happened to our free­ Hartland Rd. realdent.s have. In and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Good Humor Representatives to LAWN MOWER with snow plow. Kelvinator Refrigerator—$-55. electric refrigerator and gas be ami the eanie in aBfligned for a of the City of Dublin: U.S. Sen. FEDERAL INOOME taxes pre­ Auto Driving School 7-A EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ranch, built-in oVen, and ranee. NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, acres. Miles of view. Zone AA. dom of choice? Is it no longer re­ the past, demanded that the pipe Directors aaid Busky Is reeponsl\ pared with your savings in mind. handbags repaired, zipper re­ Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. operate our salescars, sales trail­ Also one 21’’ lawn mower. 1950 Save $30 on new Simmons twlr and stove. Call Ml 9-4071 or MI hearing on the allowance of said adi- John F. Kennedy (D-Mass): and ble for Its maintenance, but said ers, tricycles and push carts on Ix»t 100x200. $16,600. Philbrick built-in range and oven, vestibule. Telephone owner, Willimantic AC minietration account with naid eetate, former New York Mayor William spected ? Thank you for permit­ be removed. Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-8248. MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ placement, umbrellas repaired, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. half ton Ford panel truck Call full size mattresses. 9-5779 from 6 to 7 p.m. Agency, MI 9-8464. Choice location. I-arge lot, $16,200. 8-9349, aj^certalnmenl bf helrn and order of in view of the length of tbe pipe established profitable scheduled J. O'Dwyer, who was bom in Ire­ ting me the space in your good Past Boards of Directors have ing driving school. Three skilled, men’s shirt collars reversed and Fully covered by insurance. Call MI 3-8946. Spinet Desk—$30. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI liletribiitlon. and Ihie Court direrte that answered that the district could (about 200 feet) and the fact It INCOME TAX forms prepared by territories and locations *hroughout Drum Table—$16. THREE ROOM heated apartment, ROLLING PARK—Six room Cape, notice of the time ami place aaelgned land. newspaper. 1 don't know of any courteous instructors. ClMS room replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. $14,900 RANCH, brick front, three 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MI for said hearing be given to all per- relocate the pipe provided the crossed public land and other pri­ appointment in your home or Instructions for 15. 16, 17 year ing Shop. the State until October 1st. Sales- Coffee Table, like new—$16. $75, Call MI 9-5229 Monday to Fri­ bedrooms, fireplace, cellar, base­ one unfinished up, plastered New York’s first parade in hon other effective way to protest. vate property before connecting to mine. Ex^rlenced, competent Bokts and Accessories 46 day, 9 to 6 p.m. 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. eona known to be intere.^ted therein to or of Saint Patrick, who intro­ ■Very truly yours, property ownera gave up land fur­ olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, cafs garaged and operated from board heat, trees, near bus, walls, fireplace, full cellar, rear appear and be heard thereon by piib- ther in the rear of tlieir lots for a the main, they would check the work at rsasonable ftp. Call MI Director of Driver Education. FIJVT FINISH Holland window Courses and Classes 27 loadinfe depot in your immediate WATKINS stores, school. Carlton W. Hutch­ (XXVIIT) porch. Completely fenc^ed in back liening a copy of thle order in aome duced Christianity to Ireland in Mrs. John J. Olekslw matter. They aaid they felt it a shades, made to measur^ All area. No experience required, how­ b o a t s n o w in stock — Crosby FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ newspaper having a circulation in said the Fifth CenluiT. was held In right of way. 8 - 2 6 6 6 . ______Ml 9-7398. USED FURNITURE ins. Ml 9-5132. yard, excellent mortgage avail­ District, at lea.st five days before the Hartland Rd. residents have bog­ foregone conclusion that IBUaky is metal Venetian blinds rt a new ELECTRONICS —Radlo-teievlslon. ever We giVe a thorough training fiberglas, Wolverine, Starcraft and ment, heated, hot water, garage, 1762. Cadillac motors. Evinrude new i center, residential. MI 3-6028. COVENTRY—New 5’ 4 room anch, able. Call MI 9-3209. day of said hearing, and by maillnf on gled on this point. Until now. one responsible, no matter ivhat. IJVRSON’S Connecticut's first li­ low price. Keys made while you In two evenings per week we can program on Good Humor Products EXCHANGE MANCHESTER — We have two Since then the city, that now and used. Sales and service. Mc­ three bedroom, living room, kitch­ mall. R ropy of ihi« order to Thomas or more dwellers have not wanted To ReptUr Walk THE DAIRY QUEEN on West Mid­ censed driving school .rained. .. wait. Marlow’s, teach you practical servicing. You and sales procedures. beautiful two-family homes that MODERN spacious three bedroom counts twice as many Irish as Power Firm Sets ’’Lcarn-by-Doing” at Connecti­ Bride Sports Spot, 109 Center St. 15 OAK STREET FOUR ROOM rent, first floor, en and dining area. Built-in range Trotter. 84 Summit St . Manrhealer, to give up land. Instead, they have District Directors also voted to dle Turnpike Is now open. Certified and approved. Is ''ow of­ you should look into. Excellent ranch with extras for comfortable Conn. Dublin, traditionally greets the BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com stove, Ice box and kitchen set fur­ and oven, fireplace and mantle. asked that the district landscape or contract with the town to repair fering classroom and behind cut’s Oldest Electronic School. We offer above average earnings, Open Thursday Evenings Until # condition, nice location, not water Basement garage, hot water heat. li'ving. Full basement. Dishwash­ JOHN J. WALDETT. Judge. great saint’s feast day w'Uh an Brief Shutoff NEW FIGURE for spring at big pan-y — For those who -’are about Also full-time day Technician pleasant outdoor route sales, no nished, oil burner Adults only terrace the bank. The district has a section at sidewalk in front of wheel instruction for teenagers. Building Materials 47 Closed Mondays $70. Unheated. Ml 9-0789. and steam heat, oil.-For additional Situated on one acre lot. Close to er, built-in oven and surface eye-filling spectacle replete with savings. Special introductory dis­ their rugs — phone MI 3-0012. training. Classes are now starting. operating expense, valuable exper­ units, refrigerator. Recreation AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held stated It la not empowered to fi­ the fire houais on M,aln S t Coat to counts on Spencer foundations and hU 9-6075. Information call The Ellsworth schools, bu.q and shopping. 414.900. at Manche.Mer. within and for the shamrocks, blackthorn sticks, kilts Power furnished to three sec­ Free pickup and delivery Free Call Hartford JAckson 5-34Pi., or ience and uncomparable prodU(?ls MANCHESTER GREEN — Four Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI room. den. Large two-car garage. District of Manchester on the 16th day nance landscaping work, but can the district will be 8169.21, half the bras in two new fabrics. . Mrs. estimates given. We specialize in WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST Minimum FHA financing R. F. and colleens. tions of Manchester by tbe Hart­ ATTENTION teenagers, new driver write for full information. New and equipment with a steady and large rooms and sunporch. third 3-6930, Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI 9-.5245, Wall to wall carpeting. Storms, of March A.D. 1959. President Sean T. O’Kelly of Ire­ only relocate the pipe on firmer total cost^ The town ‘wlU pay the Winona McLeod, PI 2-7048,______education classes starting atur- furniture and wall to wall carpet­ England Technical Institute of more profitable job each season Disappearing Stairways $24,95 each GIBSON refrigerator, In good run­ screens. City water, sewer. H. B. Presept. Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge. ford Electric Light Co. will be shut ground. other half. ing^______Knott.v Y*ine Paneling 14c sq. ft. ning condition, $25. MI 9-5138. floor. Kitchen stove and heating or Robert Murdock. MI 3-6472, E.ilale of Mary Drogells a.k.a. Mary land was welcomed to Washington day. Call Mr. Miclettc, Manches­ Conn., Inc., 56 Union Place, Hart­ due to hospitalization arid bonus stove, $75 a month. Cal! MI TEN ROOM home on spacious lot Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. Grady, Broker. MI 3-8009. Draugelutl. late of Manchester In said today by President Elsenhower. off tomorrow—but only for a few f Rcjocation of the pipe would al- Manchester recently has been ford 3, Conn. arrangement. 8d and I6d (Bommpn in downtown Manchester Don’t di.Ntrlct, deceased. Personals 3 ter Driving Academy. Coventry, TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all 3-0681. Both pronounced it ”a happy lo^ean construction of four mnn- swamped with suits beCause of in­ PI 2-7249. Nails $9.90 per keg miss this one for $15,700. Phil- AT CENTER—Invest or rent. Free Upon application of Reverend Joseph minutes. makes. Highest quality guaranteetl Colonial Mantels $20 each BLOND OAK comer table. Call r x x x ) A. DiUon, praying that an Instrument augury” that it happened on St. rtllea at each bend. Engineer Hay­ juries allegedly sustained in faUa VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In For complete details visit Mr. H. TWO ROOM furnished cottage, brick Agency, MI 9-8464. living two-family duplex with ga­ pijrt>orting to be the last will and tes­ At approximately 8:30 a.m. work and parts, over 47 year's ex. 1x8 Sheathing .,$97 per M’ Ml 9-0098. Patrick’s Day. den Griswold drew up plans for on faulty sidewalks. my own home shop. Fort” vears Private Instructions 28 B. Stackpolc, Stntler Hotel, Hart­ heat, lighta, hot water. Also IJVKE STREET — New six room rage. (5H 6-1472. tament or sa*ld d^'ceased be admitted there will be a "momentary out­ perienec. Famous for .service since ford on Wednesday, March 18. Canadian Framing (house MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. to probate, as per application on file, The White House rolled out a proposed relocation more than a Directors also voted to adver- factory experience. All mak"s, low Business Services Offered 13 40” ROPER gas stove, four burn­ rooms. Scranton Tourist P’ornes Colonial with garage. Built by U. age’ necessitated by minor cable _____ 1------193i . Phone MI 9-4.537 for best ir.S. CIVIL Service Tests! ^en- from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.. or lota) $93 per M’ 22x15 toot living room with fire- WEST SIDE—Attractive five room it is Kelly green carpet at Washing­ work being done on the following year ago. tlae for bids on construction of a rates, free estimates, free pickup scfvlcc. women, 18-52. Start high as $95 ers. Just like new. Call after 8;S0. and Cabins, Call between 5-7. MI A R. Built-in stove and oven. ORDERED; That the foregoing ap­ ton’s National Airport for thl.s Demand Action and delivery, Mr. Miller, JA CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, stop in at our office 25 Jame.s SI., Hand Split Shakes $23.95 per ■s.q. 9-0826. place. Modem throughout. $23,900. “ ^ ^ ^ home, enclosed breezeway ga­ plication be heard and determined at etreets: new cement ramp to the fire week. Preparatory training until New Haven. Conn., starling. Mon­ Clam Shell Ca.sings 6c lin. ft. MI 9-9812. Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. Ifireplace. _ Sun de_ck 1% rage, $13,900, assume 4'4% ' the Probate office in Manchester In first visit ever by a president of T\vo Hartland Rd. residents, house. The ramp toould be repair­ 2-8904. ______available all hours. Satisfaction GET YOUR screen.s in shape. All ______three bedrooms. Beautiful Tower, French, Oliver and Grant guaranteed. Call MI 9-131.5 appointed. Thousands of jobs day, March 18, from 9 a m. to 5 ■■'4" Birch PljTVood 44c sq. ft. MAIN ST.—SLx rooms, furnished mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. i said District, on the 13th day of April. Ireland. Franklin W. Haskell and James J. ed In conjunction ■with the aide- types rc.srreened with alumintim MANCHESTER—Spacious six room i view. $18,700, R, F. Dimock Co., Hutchms. MI 9-5132. 1959, at two o dork In tha after­ Rds.; Bolton St. from Columbus SPENCER CORSETS and bras ex­ open. Experience usually unneces­ p.m. Special Windows, from $10 each. Or unfurnished, oil heat, hot An honor guard of representa­ O'Reilly Jr,, appeared before the walk repair, they aaid. The town wire. Factory prices. 443 Main or sary. Free information on Jobs, SOFA.'TWIN bed and refrigerator. ranch, screened porch, ^ireplace^ j Realtor. MT 9*5245. or R<^ert noon. and that notlca tir xivan to all St. louth to Grand Rd.; Hartland pertly fitted to individual meas­ FLOOR SANDING a specialty. We will beat our competitors Call TR 5-2196. water, redecorated, garage, nice poraf)na Intoroatod in antd ratatr of t)ia tives of all the U.S. services, ring­ Rd. and Wlndemerc St. west of directors last night and demanded has estimated the cost of tho ramp Skilled workmanship. Call Andy call MI n-l.").!.? for free pickup. salaries, requirements. Write to­ garage, near school, stores. $15,590 1 Murdock, MI 3-6472, Barbara MANCHESTER - Six room Cape on ] pondenry of said application and the ed by men in the Army’s new urements. Doctors' prescriptions advertised prices by at least 5%. yard, bus line. Adults, MI 9-7770. Carl Woods, MI 9-7702. Broad St. action. The directors, most of them at $672.12, all of which must be Sebula, MI 9-8919. day! Lincoln Service, Pekin 45, Open evenings bv appointment. easily financed. MI 3-0154. busline, $12,650. Excellent two- i linric and place of hearing thereon, by green uniform, provided a back­ newly elected, have familiarized paid by the district. filled promptly, efficiently Mary Help Wanted— publi.^hlnjf a cop y bf thin order in som e Homestead, Irving, Seymour, F. MeParUsnd, BU 9-1994. Illinois NOBOBY BUT NOBODY Musical Instruments 53 ROCKVILLE - - New apartments, end Esther Schwarz. family home, four bedrooms each newfipaper having a circulation In said drop. them.selves with the problem, and LEAVE YOUR rubbish worries to Building— Contracting 14 Male or Female 37 (XX^I) side, full price $18,900. Quality district; at least five days before the Congress Sts., Wlndemere St. east Because of the sidewalk repairs, iin d r r Sf.ll s n a t io n a l ideal for young married couple. GLASTONBURY — Five room President Eisenhower arrived at said they would oak District Coun the directors shelved plans for me! Cellars, attics cleaned. HEAR NEW Kinsman orga” with Adults. TR 5-1582 and TR 5-3226. built three bedroom ranch, ex­ day of said h<‘arlng. to appear If they of Broad St., Lockwood St. east of Light trucking of all Kinds, for BIDWELL HOME Improvement Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 COUNTER and grill worker -- NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ranch, full basement, plastered VERNON—New six room Colonial sec cause at said time and place and the airport about five minutes be­ Broad St. and Essex St. sel John D. LaBelle and Griswold pavement of the fire house parking Automobiles for Sale 4 381 STATK STREET, percussion added; Big savings on with attached garage. Built-in cellent condition, good location, be heard relaiiv<* thereto, and m ake fore O’Kelly's plane touched down to attend the March 30 meeting to homes, storen and offices. Norm’s Go. Alterations, additions, ga­ nights, full or part-time. Apply in 150 COOPER HILL St.---i^our room wall.q, hill insulation, attached many extras, full price $17,500. return to thl.s court, and hy mailing on Power will be off at approxi­ lot, a Job they had sought at their NORTH HAVEN CONN. demonstration models. Dubaldo range anc; oven. Fireplace sun ;ft.t 11:57 a m. EST. The Irish lead- explain the district position to af­ OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ Trucking. Ml 3-8905. rages. Roofing and siding experts. TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolidate person. Patio Drive-In. Music Center, 186 West Middle duplex April 1. $80. Call Glaston­ plastered garage. Large lot. Ex­ New ranches and splits from or before March 17. 1950. by registered"' mately 10 a.m. in the third section last meting. CHestmit 8-2147 deck. IH baths, three bedrooms, mail, a conv of said will a>id of this eV flew from New York City fected residents. cials, flxil yourself cars, always Aluminum clapboards a specialty. your payments and improve your Tpke. MI 9-6205. bury ME 3-9057 after 6;30. cellent rondition. Owner moving $12,650 up. Mitten can fit your consisting of Deming S t. Baldwin During the long meeting, the di­ a good selection. Look behind our Unexcelled workmanship Easy credit standing. $22.25 per month EXPERIENCED office clerk. Must out of state. Priced at only high wooded lot. Brick front. order to Mrs. Victor Luksys. 6 _clta aboard Eisenhower’s plane. Co­ Rd.. Concord Rd.. Avery St.. Mc- District President David J rectors also voted to purchase p MI I $17,400 R F Dlmock Co,. Real­ needs like a glqve. Call Ellsworth Mbrltv. Husslguy M et M. F ran ce; office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR will pay off $1,000. If you own be fast and accurate t.vpist. Work FOUR ROOM, adults, oil heat, $17,800. Charles Lesperance, Frank Uatuna.s, 58 So. 3rd St.. Brook- lumbine III. Nall St., Carmen Rd. and Alberta Marks aaid the problem "is ser­ sewer pipe locator for $139.50. The Diamonds— Watches— tor. MI 9-5245. O'- Robert Mur­ Mitten Agency. Realtors. MI television, service. Ml 9-4641. 5-9100. real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask in East Hartford office. Ea.st of Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 stove, refrigerator, garage, 9-7620. 3-6930, or MI 0-.5524. hn, New York A glght parade with more than Rd. ious and something must be done locator, a device like a mine detec­ BEFURB YOU BUY a used oar Frank Bul-ke or Mrs. Carter for river resident preferred. Anply Jewelry 48 porch. Write Adults, P. O. Box dock, MI 3-6472, Barbara Woods, JOHN J. WALDETT. Judge. 200 flosJAnlcturing aspecta of Ire­ right away, not months from now.” tor, is used to find stretches of pipe FLOOR SANDING and reflnisblng. If the weather Is not favorable, see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick CARPENTFIR desires repair work, details. Connecticut Mortga;,e Ex­ in person to Mr. Hyland, Hart­ LJGHT BLUE casual coat, size 10- 255. Manchester. MANCHESTER—six room Cape, MI 9-7702. DISTRICT OF COVENTRY as.. Pro­ land's intoMry featured the St. In view of the stalemate be­ whoso location la not precisely Specializing in old floors. MI LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re­ the work will be done on the next Sales and Service. 286 Main all types of remodeling. Dial PI change, 15 Lewis St.. Hartford. ford Dispatch and Warehouse Co . 12, like . new, reasonable. MI oil heat, tile bath, tile kitchen, bate Court, March 16. 1959. Patrick’s DaKcelebratlon today in tween residents and the district, known.. 9-5750. pairs. adjusts watches expertly. Estate of I.eo O. Durharme. late of good day. Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenings. 2-7728. 225 Prospect St., East Hartford. 9-1144. MODERN THREE-room duplex, city utilities, near shopping cen­ (XXXII) IN TOWN Dublin. \ the district has shored the ex­ Reasonable prices. Open dally. heat, hot water, range and refrig­ ter, bus line and high school. Ctiventry, in said District, deceased.' WANTED — Clean used cars. We ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce VERNON — New six room split Upon the application of John D. I.»a- Shop windows limited their dis­ posed sections of pipe with tern FOR COMPLETE alterations and Help Wanted— Female 35 GIRL’S PINK coat, pink Jumper erator, $85. MI 3-8808. Combination windows and doors. Belle. Administrator, praying that peti­ plays to Irish-made goods, and buy, trade down or trade any­ friendly service on your Electro­ level. High wooded lot. Cathedral Comfortable 4 bedroom tion to .*»ettle insolvent estate without porary pilings and anchors. Has­ cabinet work. For quick service Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Street. Ml 9-4387. with flowered blouse. Other Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. Irish items of dress ^ r e consjiir- School Teachers thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ with reasonable winter prices For HOP HOME parties. Openings for dresses, all size 12. MI 9-0098, MANCHESTER—7 room duplex, In celling with redwood beams Built- home, in g:ood location and in appointment of Commissioners ns per kell and O’Reilly pointed out these Public Recordi^ livery. Call Electrolux authorized party plan demonstrators, house- PUPPIES — Making room for Immaculate condition, oil heat. MANCHESTER—Six room colonial, in range and oven. I’ i bath.s. large application on file more fully appeara. uouB among the thoii^nd.i of ooden supports are rotting and free estimate call Joe Glrardin, excellent condition. Fireplace. U is , . NEED A CAR and had your credit sales ano service. Ml 9-0843 or'JA MI 9-8933. wares, toys gifts, novelties. No spring litters. Boxers, German Fuel and Feed 49-A GIRL’S TOPPER, spring dresses, Refined neighborhood, large yard, plastered walls, full insulation, fireplace. Finished laundry room. ORDERED. That said Application be spectators. \ To Attend Confab the danger of a break in the pipe Warrantee Deeds Hand-woven tweeds, gmen tinned down? Short on down pay- 2-0108. Please ask for Augiistli.e collecting, no delivery. Experience Shepherds. Doberman Pinschers, new nylon 10-12. Ladies’ coats. MI $100 monthly including garage. fireplace, lavatory, tile bath full Car.Tge Three bedroom.s $17 990. Two bathroqms. Garag^e with heard and determined at the Probate has Increased. Frank Stevens to Qtrlatopher mlht? Had a reposses!ilon? "^on't Kamienski. CARPENTERS, experienced In not necessary. Call or write Mrs. Alrdales, Boston Terriers. Very WELL SEASONED hardwofKl. fire- 3-8589. Available immediately. Call BU attic, porch. Hot water oil heat, R. F. Dimnck Co.. Realtor, MI patio. O ffice, in Coventrv. in .said district, on beret., and green ties and scatWfs Memhberi of the Barnard Junior Sees No Alternative give up! See Douglas Motors,, get place or furnace, $5 and $10 loada the 23rd dav of M arch. A.D. 1959. at end Henrietta B. Totten, property building and contracting, altera Lillian Rosenberg, 45 Manor Cir­ reasonable. Call AD 3-4950. 9-0251 before 5. amesite drive, city utilities. Side­ 9-5245, or Robe't Murdock. Ml 10 o’clock in the forenoon, and that fastened with gold tara broochrii High SSchool staff will attend a Marks aaid there seemed to be on Jarvis Rd. 5ie lowdown on the lowest down RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- tions, additions, porches, e‘ c Spe cle, East Hartford. JA 8-6217. delive’-ed. Ml 3-2694. walks, large lot. Vacant. Charles 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. public notice he given of the nendenev were seen everywhere. no alternative but to move the cars, amplifiers, phonographs and And another 4 bedroom .Sheetingeeting on junior high schoola Arthur W. and Mildred Lallme to and smallest payments antrwheie. elalizing in cottages, garages, sid GIRL’S dresses eizes up to 7. Girl’s 3 'i OR 4 ROOM apartment. Cen­ Lesperance. MI '9;7620. home in very good condition.. of said appllcntlon and the time and The holiday program includ Thursday at King Philip School in pipe further north. He added that Not a small loan or finance com­ changers. Over 47 years total ex­ ings. Guaranteed workmanship PART-TIME work. Housewives Poultry and Supplies 43 spring coat, size 5. Call MI 9-3960. trally located, heat, hot water and' ( x x x m ) place of hearing thereon, bv publishing Wayne O. ahd J. Louise Mantz, Household Goods 51 a cop y of this on ler once in some football gari es race meet rtge. West Hartford. Mrs. Bernice Ma State law now requires a 20-foot property on Green Manor Rd. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 perience. 90 days guarantee on a!! Ml 3-0731 or AD 3-597K. who need money find selling parking. Adults. Call MI 3-7590 MANCHESTER—Sherwood Circle. Fine heating system. Garage. newspaper having a circulation in said cycling races, concerts, plw^ and work. Potterton’s Ml 9-4.‘'37. SCHAUB Turkey Farm — Fresh TWO BOY’S suits, light blue. Sizes her, chairman of the social studies right of way for a sewer main, Tumblebrook Acres, -Inc., to Main Street Avon Products fits in easily with SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall or 3-8470. Five room ranch, full basement. vERNON — New six room ranch District and bv posting a rony there­ dances to come in the no longer a 10-foot way which ALTERATIONS and remodeling — household duties. Have two fine frozen turkeys for Easter Toms, 12 and 16. Good condition, $4 two fireplaces, plastered walls, full j attached garage. Built-In Both FHA approved. 15^r of on the public .•l«’n-noat In the Town department; Mrs. Catherine Dore Keith A. and Marcella Merrill, tiles 4c a tUe. Kentlle, from '7c of Coventrv In said D istrict, at leASt Premier Eamon d^^alera and was all that was necessary when 1951 NASH RAMBLER convertible HAROLD & SON, Rubbish Remov­ kitchens, bathrooms, attics, cel territoric.s in northeast section oven ready 50c lb. Hens 55c lb. each MI 9-0721. Insulation, tile bath. Wood sheath- ^ange and oven fireplace ii living mus, chairman of the mathematics property on Diane Dr. al-papers and a.shes. Call MI each. Green Raint and Wallpaper, required from qualified buy­ five dsv.s before said dn\’ of hearing, y cabinet members acCended a noon department; Donald Warren, the problem first arose. with 1952 motor. May be seen at lars, residing, porches, roofing Woodhridge, Bretton, Vernon Sts., 188 Hillstown Rd., Manchester, Business I.x>catlons Ing, with -shingles, sidewalks, poom and basement. Wooded lot ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. THimblebrook Acres, Inc., to 21 Overland St. 9-4034. and room additions. Connecticut at the Green. .A* A W\ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ t ■ ers. high Mass in thfe Cathedral with chairman of the science depart Marks also said an agreement and Greenwood Dr. Other terri­ for- Rent 64 curbs. City Utilities. Amesite nice location. $16,.500. R. F. Dimnck Stanley A. and Claire B. Remodeling Services, 34 Oak St FOR SALE--34 IVbite R6rk rhick- Wanted—To Buy 58 drive. Immediate occupancy. Dublin Archbltoop John Charles ment; and George Bradlau, assist between residents and the district property on Judith Dr. 1947 PLYMOUTH—running rnndi- AL MARINOS, M & M Pubbtsh tories open. Earn $2-$3 an hour. WATKINS WEDNESDAY Co., Realtor. MI 9-5245, or Bar­ MI 3-1425 , We train vou. Call CH 6-1658. ens, ready for laying. Also 2 Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. McQuaid olBclatlng. The sermon ant principal, will attend. should be reached quickly for the Tumblebrook Acres Inc., to Wil­ tlon, 840. Can be .seen at 125 North Service, complete full time re­ Pilgrim geese, sex linked! Call WE BUY and sell antique an>5 used AIR COrjO'ITIONED two - room bara Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert MADELINE SMITH, Realtor " as in Gaelic, as were most of the WONDER VALUES Murdock, MI 3-6472. Also attending will be Allan best means of access to the ground liam E. and Yolanda E. Hardman, School St. Ml 9-0293. moval service, industrial, com­ ANY KIND of carpentry and/fcabi- ARE YOU interested in part-time PI 2-7728. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ front office. 100% location. Mar- MANCHESTER—Five room -anch; services all over the countiy. had now narrowed down to one mercial, residential, route o- ap ture frames, guns, attic cc itents, low’.v 867 Main St. Cone, who is on the planning com­ property on Judith Dr. net work done. Honest and relia­ work? If $5 to $tn per evening On sale Wednesday only, 9 a m. full basement, two fireplaces, MI 9-1642 Local Stochs South Boston today celebrated mittee for the meeting. vacant lot on Grant Rd. If the Jarvis Enterprises Inc, to Rich­ pointmenl, metal, cardboard bar­ ble workmanship. Call Roscoe whole estates. Flirniture refin- (XXXIV) commission will help you buy to 5 :30 p m. COMMERCIAL business or office plastered walls, full in.sulatlon. dual holidays and as always it was Theme of the meeting will be owner should build on that lot, ard C. and Sandra J. Werkhelser, 1954 FORD—4-door sedan. Reason­ rels. MI 9-9757. Thortipson, MI 3-1895 ,fOr esti­ Articles For Sale 45 Ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ Hot watet heat, tile bath, large nigh Impossible for the uninitiated able. Call Ml 9-3552 any time. those extras call JA 4-0351. (9) Reg. $27.50 Armless Scan­ pair Service and Sales. Talcott-, space for rent. Up to 6500 square COVENTRY—Attractive five room Quotationa Pnrnlslied by "Instructing Growing Youth.” The he might refuse the district per­ property on Castle Rd. TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, mates ' / POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob­ dinavian Chairs: walnut finish kitchen, garage. Amesite drive. to distinguish 'where enthusiasm featured speaker wifi be Dr. Ethel mission to run heavy equipment Robert G. and Helene'F. Moran ville. Ml 3-7449. ■ feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. City utilities. 30 days occupancy. ranch. Large kitchen, three bed- SEVEN ROOM colonial, oil ateam Coburn A KtlddlebrooR. Inc. sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle ALL TYPES of carpentry work sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtife, frames: gold linen-type covers, Located near Center. Plenty of room.q, nice living room, Isrge lot. heat, garage. IH batha, good con­ for one left off and the other AJpenfels, professor, of educational across it. to Donald O. and Corinne D. Smith, WOMAN TO. clean one day a week. Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. Bank Rtocka began. . Delightfully Young Thirnpike. MI 9-3477. done, alterations; dormers, roof­ Reel and rotary. Also riding mow­ each $10.95, W A N T E D 'TO BUY parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI A comfortable home for modest dition. Owner. Ml 3*0735. No Bid Asked sociology and anthropology at Marks said he would apprise property on Elale Dr. Call after 4 p.m. MI 9-9016. It is,, at once, a day dedicated LaBelle of the residents' demands ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-.5981. ers. Parts and service. Capitol (2) Reg. $49.50 Contemporary Step Good used resaiabie- riimiture. 3-7444. MANCHESTER—Five room rrnch, living. Priced at only $12,650, R. agenta. Conn. Bank and Trust New York University. Sponsoring Stephen D. PeSrl to Leon S. E.XCELLENT permanent position Equipment Co., ,38 Main St., Man­ Tables; beige walnut, excellent also small upright and spinet full basement, hot water oil heat, F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml to St. Patrick and Evacuatjbn the meeting is the Department of and work for a quick aettlement CieazynakI, property on Woodland chester. MI 3-7958. 2,000 SQUARE feet of spact. Will ■ SUMMIT STREET—Oversize six Co...... 43 45 Day, an anniversar>’ of Gen. The Mascot! open for salesperson. Must be quality, each $9.98, pianos. fireplace, tile bath, colored fix­ 9-5245, or Barbara Wood.q MI First National Bank of Classroom Teachers of the Con of the problem. St. Roofing— Siding 16 thoroughly experienced In women’s subdiviile. 166 West Middle Tpke. 9-7702. Robert Murdock, MI 3-8472. room cape, patio, porch, two George Washington’s eviction of necticut Education Assn. A petition for a public hearing John B. and Emma C. Benson to BOUDOIR chair $10. Man's winter Reg. $79.50 I^amp Table, all ma-. tures, built-in oven and stove, Manchester ...... 37 — wear, reliable and able to furnish Watkins Used Furniture Call MI 3-7043, Mr. Mull. Amesite drive, city utilities, baths, two fireplaces, plenty of the BriUsh in 1776. Desire J. and Raymond J. Savoie, overcoat $30.-Dacron sport jacket, hogany by Fine Arts of Grand (XXXV) closets, finished recreation room Hartford Nations The connotations are somewhat RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and referenocs Forty hour week. Good Rapids, $25. Exchange $12,990. Charles I..e.sperance, Ml Bank * Trust Co. . 37’ 4 Z9M J property on Newman St. . built-Up roofs, gutter and c(,nduc- salary. Write Box M Herald like new $25, Size 40. Sport slacks with built-in bar plus numerous tangled. $10. Sport shirts, two green. Shag Reg. $349.00 Sofa, curved front 15 Oak Street 65 9-7620. Fire Insurance Oompantes Trade Nome tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Houses for Rent BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon — fine features. Paul J. Correnti, William P. Leone, conductin'- Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray rugs, 3x4 ft. CaU after 6 p.m., and back, deeply tufted, foam MANCHESTER, Summer St, Six Spaciou.q seven room ranch, large MI 3-5363. Aetna F ir e ...... 78 81 Help Wanted— Male 36 MI 3-7201. cushions, kick pleats, beige brocade FOR RENT Green' Manor. Three Hartford F ir e ___ __ 198 208 restaurant at 1081 Main St. unde) Jackson, Ml 3-8325. Rooms Without Board 59 rooms,^ plastered walls, oil heat, redwood paneled living robm, three Alsop Bares Support name ‘‘Bin’s Lunch.” cover, slighllv soiled, $179. bedroom ranch. Garage, wall to enclosed porch, city utilities, bedroom.s, den, and separate din­ MANCHESTER — Assume 4^ % National . . 116 123 TOOL MAKERS wall carpeting in living and din­ G.I. mortgage—payments $78 per O p e n F o r u m Building Permits ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ 12) Reg. $69..50 Mahogany Ettd ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. Charles Lesperance, hU 9-7620. ing room. Kitchen, built-in range Phoenix ...... 1 ]...... 81 84 pentry. Alterations arid additions. CLOSEOUT ing rooms. Fireplace, -Large yard, month, on this spotless 6 room Acme Roofing and Sheebnetal AND Table. travertine marble top, Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Co. for Parkade Bakery, erect Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ each $25. near schools and transportation. MANCHESTER—English Colonial. cape with full cellar, copper Filtration First f ed. Apply Mrs. IJorsey, 14 >.rch St. car garage, I 'i acre lot. $26,800 Aetna Ca.sualty...... 190 200 sheetmetal, prefab smokestack at teed. A. A. Dion, Inc. 299 Autumn 25—New 1’’ aluminum doors, Available Anril ' $135 monthly. Six large rooms, large sunporch, R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI plumbing, a'mesite drive, beauti­ For GOP Court Bill FIRST CLASS MACHINIS'TS Reg. $89.50 Contemporary Buffet Aetna Life ...... 242 252. To the Editor, St. 5U 3-4860. (36-80, 32x80, 37x81, 33x81 only). NICE ROOM with lavatory, private Call' MI 3-2833. lavatory, tile bath, modern ' itchen ful yard with trees, city utilities, 400 W. Middle Tpke., $400. Base, taffy-finished solid elm : 9-5245, or Barbara Woods MI Conn. General ...... 340 358 From The Herald I learned some O. V. Erlandson for George Fin- $24.95 entrance. 14’ i Hackrhatack St. garage, amesite drive. Plastered 9-7702] Robert .Murdock, MI 3-6472. convenient' lo'catlon. Asking COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, For work on close tolerance Air­ 4—Only slightly used of above sliding door fronts, $29.95. Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 94 100 Old Lyme), chairman of the Spe­ dell, partition commercial, build­ craft Precision Parts. Call MI 3^8906 or 112 OV 4-3680. walls, full attic, hot water oil hsat, $13,680. Over 50 other listings in time ago that the state board, of (Continued from Page One) Irib. Aluminum siding, asphalt- $19.95 Reg; $279.00 90’* Contemporary Suburban for. Rent 66 trees, shrubs, city utilities, good 2 families and singles, The Elsie (New) cial Railroad Study Committee set ing at -485 E. MiddleTpke. and Sofa, 3 foam cushions, walnut legs (XXXVI) health had ordered a 100% in-' asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, HIGH HOURLY RATES 15—14x27 alum, windows In wood FURNISHED room' for rent near location. Excellent condition. Meyer Agency. Realtors MI Travelers ...... 92 95 crease in tho chlorination treat­ He added: up by the 1957 Legislature, told the erect chimney. $7,200. galvanized or copper gutters and casing. (Ideal for garage, en­ dark brown nubby cover; slightly Main -St. 9 Hazel St. Call MI REDUCED $75 to $85 and $90 to Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. 9-6524 MI 3-6930. Public CtlUttes "In criminal cases, appeals from caucus that the Purcell report, if used, $169. ^ TWO IN ONE package. A nlc< two- ment of our South End water. leaders. Ml 3-7707. If you don’t qualify for one of closures, ete.). 9-2170. $80—Two three room apartments, That is much more than the nor­ decisions of the Circuit Courts Implemented by the New York Rockville, heat, hot water, electric family and a separate fouf room Conn. Light & Power 23',i 25*4 Ingenuity these positions, please do not ap­ 2—Circle top storm doors (alum­ (4) Reg, $32.50 Maple Panel MANCHESTER— Five rooms, 3 home. This two-family is ir very Lots for Sale 73 Hartford Electric Lt. 69 71 mal amount of chlorine used in proposed under the administration State Legislature, ’ ’ought to go a inum). Beds, low foot; 1 full size, S twins, NICE LARGE bednKim furnished stove, refrigerator, garbage dis­ down, 2 up, oil heat, Insulrtion, bill would require entirely new long way toward solving the im­ Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A ply. with refrigerator anfl lavatory. posal. No dogs Call Tr 5-2505 or nic* condition inside and out. Hartford Gas Co. . . . 44*4 47H reservoirs and is admittedly the Madison, Wla. Iff)—One Madl.to’ & Several odd sizes in jalousie win­ each $14.95. tile bath, cltv' utilities, laige lot. Separate heating systems, copper VERNON-Two house lots. $1,600 cause of the odOr and taste of our trials in higher courts Just as is mediate difficulties of the New MAL TOOL dows. Call MI 9-3081. TR 6-5050. $12,300. Charles Lesperance. MI Southern New England . Haven Railroad." resident apparently has found i pljjmbipg, aluminum combina­ each. Other lots available in Man­ Telephone ...... 4314 South End water, particularly the case with ■ decisions of the way to dispose of huge amounts ol RQOFING—Specializing r* pairing ENGINEERING COMPANY WATKINS BROTHERS 6-7620. chester area. Philbrick Agency, present minor courts, and these "At the moment,” Patterson Call at 443 Main St. 10-2 dally tions. two-car ^;arage. convenient Manufacturing Companin when the water is not ice-cold. snow plugging his narrow drive­ roofs of. ail kinds. New roof.*-, gut 935 MAIN STREET Ml 9-8464. new judges would not have, the said, "we ought to do nothing until ter work, chimneys cleaned, r ■- 291 ADAMS STREET VERNON , —New six room Build- location. An imu.sual package buy Also, from The Herald I learn way. Open Thursday and Friday for $21,500. R. F. DimoeV Co . Arrow, Hart, Heg. . 63*4 66*4 nightly of the intensive campaign right to hold jury trials either. we see just ivhat specific imple­ paired. Aluminum siding. 30 •r's Model Ranch, basement ga­ FERGUSON RD.—103 ft. wooded Associated Spring .. 20*4 22*4 mentations there might be of the Neighbor^ saw him shoveling FIRST and second shift job open­ UPRIGHT PIANO for sale, $65. Realtor MI 9-5245, or Barbara local doctora are waging through "In fact, all the administration snow into his basement through an years’ experience. Free esti­ Refinished to light oak. Call MI Evenings; closed Mondays rage, built-in oven and range, lot in beav^ful residential area, Bristol B ra ss...... 11% 13% Purcell report." ings. Physical requirements 165 SEPTIC TANKS • colonial fireplace, executive size Wooda. MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ the medium of talks to various bill does is change the judges, pay open window. I t ' aeems the snow mates. Call Howlcy, MI 3-5361, MI lbs. minimum weight. Age 22-35. 3-0644 between 5-9, ciW utilities. Bargain «t $3,500. Collins ...... 86 91 Patterson said that the Repub­ 3-0763. AND MAN WANTED rooms. Convenient to schools, dock, Jn 3-6472. MI 3-0154. Carl and Esther groups to .create a demand for them more and make them full­ melted on the basement floor and Apply at Spencer Rubber Prod­ Dunham Bush .... 9 10 fluoridation. time.—nothing else, licans should also wait and see Just THREE (ONLY) background ■hopping, Hartford, Manchester. Schwarz. 49*4 5214 what proposals Rlbicoff may come the water ran down the drain. ucts Co., ChSpel Street. PLUGGED SEWERS For General Only $16,200—30 year mortgage. (XXXVII) E m -H art...... Notwithstanding that Dr. Joseph "Accordingly, I salute the Re­ music system for store. office, Fafntr Bearing .. . 87 92 publican leadership and logisla- up with for Connecticut during the' Heating and Plumbing 17 restaurant, etc. HI-FI. Has jack Store Work and Builder. MI 9-1489 and m 3-2465. 34 ACRES. Prime realdentisi prop­ C. Barry some weeks ago left tO-FAMILY — Excellent condi­ Landers, Frary, Clar 20*4 22 *A with me a* moat interesting and In­ lora for what they have accom­ next week or two." for extra speakers. One hour self­ A t a m i a n 's Truck Driving erty, city water. For further infor­ Maehiflt GluiiaA FOR $18,500 —Beautiful 6 room tion. 5-5, choice location. $16,700. mation. R. F, Dlmock Co. M3 N. B. Machine ...... 30*4 32H formative book on the valae of plished in bringing about solid Re­ "Tbe Railroad Study Commitr 24 HOUR immediate service. Re WANTED MALE winding tapes. Closeout below 31 tec,*" Patterson aaid, "feels the modeling, repairing, new ir.slalla SepUo Tanici, Dry W«Ua, Sewer 5V2 Day Week split level, Iftrge lot, assume large F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI 8-5245. North and Judd . . . 28 fluoridation I atill have not made publican support for court reor­ cost. See at 443 Main 8t. 10-2 BOARDING HOME 26*4 29H ball is In his (Ribicoff’s) hands." C R O C K E T T ’S tions, electric sewer cleaning Manage a nursery, experienced dally. Lines In«teUed>-Cenar Water- u.I, mortgage. Also small farm 1-5245, or Barbara Woods, Ml Rutoell Mfg...... up my mind because. two days ganization. Even though it is proofing Doni). Apply consisting of 8 room house, barn, 1-7702, Robert Murdock. MI BOLTON '— For lots and acre­ Stanley Works .... 4^*4 47H after Dr. Barry handed me the but a step in what I consider the Ribiooff has recommended that drafnpipe.a cleaned fast and effi Connecticut take no specific ac­ C orn er ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. in trimming and planting nursery BOY’S ENGLISH bicycle, excel­ FOR THE AGED (thicken coop and about 7 acres '3-8472. age call Lawrence F. Fiano, Terry Steam ...... 45 49 book purporting to show the great right direction, it is a very long MEN and WOMEN land. FYill price, $14,900., Ells­ Broker. MI 9-5910. Torrington 29*4 31H advantages of fluoridation I re­ step indeed." tion until it waa known whaj. New stork necessary. lent condition. Raleigh sports McKin n e y d r o s . York would do to cope with the S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat model. All black. Full size. Gen­ STATE and PRIVATE BUsh Hardware Go. worth Mitten Agency. Realtor, MI' (XXXVHI) X).S. Envelope, com; 24*4 26 ceived from AJbany, N. Y., an A Republican legislative caucus problem. SPRING STREET ing contractor. New installations Call Tlionias M. Burgess ^ erator headlight and taillight. 3 CALL ROCKVIJLLE Swwtragii DfspoMpI Co. MANCHESTER 8-8030 or MI 9-5524. / Legal Notice U.S. Envelope, pfd. 12*,4 14*/4 equally impressive booklet against today decided to take a "wait-and- 8294 alteration work and repair work NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six •Veeder Root ..'...... 53*4 56 H Tho Governor has not com­ Beautiful 5-room Cape with a speeds. All accessories. Call after TR V3730 180-181 Pearl St.—Ml I-BSOG fluoridation. see” stand on New Haven Railroad large open breezeway and am. 10-20 MI 9-3808. MANCHESTER—Six room Cap4, room Cape Cod, choice location. LIMITATION OBDKB The above quotations are not to I have great respect for Uje commuter problems. mented on the Purcell report since MI 4-1877 5:30 p.m. MI 9-3676. ished dormer, fireplace, plastered AT A COURT OF PROBATE. h»-ld ovenized garage. Full base­ Aluminum combinations. Priced to at Manchfstpr. within and for the ba construed as actual marketa.. opinions of the medical men and The Republicans decided to delay it was released. ▲ youthful ■undress anid bolero Both youngsters and teenagers walls, full insulation, recreatlpn sell. $13,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., pbp. John M. Lupton (R-Wea- ment. Possible-to finish off up-' oombinotion that you'U wear again Platrict of Manchpetrr on the 13th day the dentists but I am stitl without smy action until New York State will want this casy-to-qrochet duck Moving— ^Trucking— room] combination windows tod Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Barbara ef March, 1959. a conclusive opinion, though that bad a chance to act on recom­ ton) has advocated a resolution stairs. And the lot Is well land­ •nd again. ■ for their mascot — trim the sweat­ EXPERIENCED hard-hitting sales­ - doors. Porch, trees, hot water/ oil Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert Mt»r- Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Jtudge. Regrets to Congrats calling-for the establishment of a scaped and is 100 X 800. Truly a No. 8294i with Patt<0-Rama is Storage 20 Elalate of Adrian fSroot Jr., late of is not really the’ purpose'* of this mendations made over the week­ er with high Bchocil pr college let­ man. Good salary plus commls- • SEPTIC TANKS • heat, good location. West, Charles dock,'MI 3*8472. ' Manchester in’ sold District, dedeased. letter. end by Robert W. Purcell, and to separate state aid agency for the’ otaoloe setting. In sizes 10. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size ters. AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS Co. Locat '^sion op all sales. Apply Tuesday CLEANED aiid INSTALLED WJINTEIM)IL BURNER SERVIGE MAN Lesperance. MI 9-7620. / On motion of Sanol J: Solomon of railroads, but It has hot been in­ aaid Manchester, administrator. Norman, Okla. (A') — At a city What I would like to ask the atvait whqtover proposals may be VERJ^ON STREET 12. 82 iMiat, dress, 4 yards of 35-- Pattern No. 5910 has crochet di­ moving, packing, storage. L<3w through Friday, 9;30-S;00. Mont­ COUNTER (XXXIX) commission mee,ting a letter of forthcoming'ffrom Gov. Rlbicoff. troduced in the legislature. Lupton 4n^; 5 44 ysstl contrast; Iralerjo, . .steady work, paid koUday*, vacation pay.l ln- BENTON STREET _-n Si.x ,4-oom I" ORDERED: That six months ' from medical men and dentists is .why Compool 4 and 4 toro fthnOy rections: material requirements; rates oh long distance moves to gomery Wards.' • SEWERS the 13th day of March, 1959, be aqd resignation from Mrs. A. F. ,Ger- not one of them has dared to men­ Purcell, di^ctor of New York’s did not attond the caucus today.. ■ g 1% yords, yard contrast- ■nranee pins many other benellU. house plus sewing room, twexar MANCHESTER—All brick six room the same are limited and allowed, tor Bills that would establish a (xnn- flat New htoi stitch Illustrations. 48 states. Ml 3-5187. MACHINE CLEJANED garage, oil steam heat, -/attic, ksn, a member of ^ safely' coun­ tion the quality of the water at State Office at TransportatioiiJ sub­ T o.oriP f, send 35c in coins to To order, sen^. 25c in coins to: FURNITURE salesman Wanted by Cape iR South Maneheater. Bqilt the (tredltora within which to bring in misslon to study railroad tirans- vocoBoy upon one of the busiest and progressive TOPS -AppUchat must have experlenoe. abUlty and char- . porch, large lot. Ci^l MI 9-3814. their claims against said estate, and cil, was read. either tod of th;id town and I do mitted. a report to G&v. Nelson tfu* Burnett. The Manebsster Eve> Anne Cabot The Manchester MANCIJESTER Package Delivery. by Poutlcelll in 1981. AlumtoUm aald administrator Is directed to give portatlon pi;obIeins in the stats tneomei. Bsol ‘ furniture stores in Connecticut. • INSTALLATION REPLACED WITH actor In keeping with the high standard and repu­ It was suggested It be accepted say without fear of contradiction Rockefeller Im which he recom- m a g . ■ Ml 9-5185. - ■■■ 'i- ■ '69 Ifoue o< our deaigna; plus ftee patterns for cro­ age. Weekly van service to New Furniture Company, Waterbury. Ml M 1^3 BaEo FhaUon. chet and knit Itdhia 25c a copy! ' York. MI 3^563. PI .1

i . / " i , ’ ' The "Piwer Group of the Second Spring Sal^-SiBt Corlgregiitional Church yrfU meet 12 Applicants R ian e>Ho All. Shapn tonight at R o’clock at the home By ^pa^pital Unit hf Mr*. Kenneth Arey. 133 White for Talla Tom meeting ^ . ■ Men- S t. ■ For New Post OvejuOO member* of the Worn-. cheater Squedron of CiVil Air Pe­ en’*^oapital Aitxlllary are work- You eon do many trol will be held at the American Pht Theta Chapter of B eta TwelVf ptfraona have applied for thlar-w eek tOv^^prepare fo r the things with gloss toblo VOL. LXXVni, NO. 142 Lregton Hpme at T p.m. tomorrow. Sigm a P hi wtH. m eet tomorrow- the new t^wn iob of deputy di­ groups; ahqual spring rummage night at 7:3h at the home of Ml**; and desk tops ond rector of public works, according aale. The aklg w ^ be held on Our liady of Fatima Mother* Grace Schwclser. RftO Main St.; Thursday from 9;lS until 12:30 they ore eosy^to keep Circle wlU nieet tomorrow niRht A partrricnt 11. ■ to a report today from the OfBee p.m. in the American Legion at • o’clock at the home of Mr* of C.eneral M anager Richard Hom e. ' Cleon. Let us he(p you Jfary SuloH. M Columbus St. A A Lenten service will he held at; M artin. Co-chairmen, of the rumm^e with suggestions^ plant elip exchangre. will be held Concordia Elvangclicjil Lutheran The office said onp local person, aale are Mrs. W alter Schardt and Senators Brace Membera are reminded to brmg (Tiurch tonight at ";30 The Rev. 10 from out of town, apd one front Mrs. Edward .Glenncy. Mrs. T. G. Mirrors cut to oil siwS;^ Hema for the Chinese auctipn. Stanley Knvll of New Britain will ifaasachuaetta applied for the job EnglUnd is in charge Of refresh­ be the gue*t pa.stor, ^ which the Board of EMreetbrA cre­ ments. Mrs. John Allison and Mrs. O pen 6 D ays A W m Ie B»ivard G. Stiles. 125 Hollister ated to bring a greater degrie.of R. A. St. Laurent are co-chairmen to 0 P.M . 8 t., was nominated to nm for the coordination to the town'* public in charge of workers. Mrs. EMward The Barnard Junior High PT.SO For Courts Bill ofllcre of p resid en t and secretary - works departments. / Thomaa will run the popular silent IVashington, March 18 (yP) treasurer of the Lawrence Chemi­ will meet Thur.sday night at « . Deadline for submiasion of .ap­ auciidn. o clork In. the cafeteria of the high i J. A. WHITE GLAs S CO. —President Eisenhower trtday cal Society in the Bate* Collcpc plications was midnight laM-yflght. All auxiliary membera planning Hertford, March 18 (>T>)— ^and again in thk Hou*o where all-c^pu* elections yeslcrdey. He school. A panel discussion on' The 12 received.up to >tfat time to tak* their donations to the Le­ 31 MSSELL ST. PHONE MT9>7322 Democratic control I* razor thin, nominated Gen. LymaR L. rarenis, ly'f* Talk It Over'’ will Gov. Abraham Ribicoff’s con­ is a itinior. will now,be forw ardM ^ the State gion Home are urged by the com­ ______- ■ - • — SUM— dup— 141-138. Lemnitzer to be the ne)V chief be the program. Personnel Deipartroernt for acreen- mittee to get them there as early troversial court reorganiza­ The Senate held a brief seasion of staff of the Army in suc- Mr. an^\Mr*. Albert Heaviside*. ing. and examlijallona will be helff. as possible on Wednesday morning. tion bill makes its way to the yesterday to approve a technical En^a^ed Engaged amendment to the reorganizjition ceasion to Gen. Maxwell D. Sft Baldwin^^.. end Mi** Bemuc Mrs R. W Goslee, Mi»* Harel The post paS'a a salary range of A large group of workers will be floor of the Democratic-con- Taylor. Juul. 99 E. C ^ c r St., will return Trotter, Mr*. Herbert Rohh, all of The emgagemenl 'of Misa Janet |h.6R4 to^OlO.888. The engagement of Mias Irene busy marking and sorting from bill. Two major changes In the Marcelle Maire to Harold- E. Le- j trolled Senate for debate to­ Lemnitzer ha* been vice chief ' home this evenihgafter attendinc I Manehe.ster. and Mrs. H R Tif- Ruth Forgettf. to Franeia A. Mar- It wa'a created 'by the Directors 9:30 on. Pick-up service esn be ar-' amendment clarify the powers of fort i* annfHinced by her parent-*, | ranged by contacting Mr*. Lane day. the Chief Justice to assign Judges of staff since July 1957. The the intemettonal Bm u I v .show at ' fany of iVethrrafield represented Beth is announced by her parents. Fetk and J4,.t78 wa* appropriat­ While House said Taylor had re­ Mr. and Mrs'. Rene A. Maire,” 55 | Giddings or Mra Harold Lehmus. 'The bill- — which ha* been the and provision.* relating to jury the SUtler.Hotel. NKv York City. the (’o.smopniitan Club at the ed to pay the deputy directors quested that he not be renamed U.S. Writes Urges West .M.r, and .Mrs. Loiiia A. Forgelte',, Cedar Ridge Dr., Glastonbury. | - Posters designed by Manchester rallying point of both political trial* on appeal* from the pro­ meeting .of the r*onnerticiit Feder- salary and to provide him with to another term. His present 161 Campfield Rd. Mi*s Maiie, a graduate of Man- | Girl Scouts have been distributed ' Rrties — would abolish the 168 posed new circuit court. a’lnn of Wonei. s Clubs la.al Fri­ clerical help and office supplies for Chester High School, i* employed toWp and city court* in the state term expires June 30. Her fiance ia the aon of Mt. and “Hie balance of the current fiscal thTOiighoul the town. The nim- ...m joya fiommiiter Pr^lem Hearing* m r l Ughfl Fuff h w » r \ day. by the law firm of Kubinow and and tke Danbury Traffic Court. The President reappointed the Mr.s. Andrew S M acBelh. Oiilf- ! year, which ends June 30, nfage sale, always a successful Two bills relating to Connecti­ Provisional Accord on LaBelle. ■project ha.* n etted the group as The bill would establish a court cut’s commuter problem come up other top members of the Joint leonard O. Zm' h k, son of .Mr. port, Fla , formerly of Wethcr.a- Preaiimably, he will be named ear-leyel hearing aiJ Her fiance Is the son of Warre^ m uch as fSOO. Proceeds are used to personalized ayatem of A4 full-time jtidge*.' tor a public be.aring today before Chief* a* follows: sand Mr.a .lolin Zwic!;, 6fi Tark -St.. field.’ I before then. R. Leforl, 676 Lydall St .Manchjes- The Danbi'icy Traffic Court 1* a the General Assembly's Public Gen. Nathan F. Twining, ohair- Under Marlin, the deputy di- nnrrha*e equipment for the hos­ new j).-Tr*nal*tar placed on the dean’s li.sl at. ..Miss F o rg ette g rad u ated from ler and the late Mrs. Theinjd C. ■tate court established in 1929 Utilities Committee. man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Reich Pact Reich Aims ■ rector would supervise the public pital. kitchen Brvhvnt College of Riiaiiiess Ad-| Manchester High .School and is a Lefort, He was graduateiV/rom w hich handle* a n -t''®®® cases In One bill would establish a com­ Hi* present two year term ex­ .\-,iiii*tration in Providence. R I , ' stiidciiLflJ the t’liiveraily of H art­ I work* function of the Engineprlng. Manchester High School, ^tchded Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury. New mission to study railroad transpor­ I Highway. ('emet,ery. and Building pires August 1.5. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Ottawa, Mai'ch 18 (/P)— i for the fast marking penod He | ford. from which she expects to the University of Conn^iriit, and with your Fairfield, Redding, Ridgefield and tation problems in the slate. The Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, chief of ’140 has now cnjnpleled hus eoiirses at , ! Department*. Wa.shingtoii, Marcli 18 (/P) Prime Miniater Macmillan on DifJomat grafliiale in .fnne. Her fiance is served five year* W'i>n the Sherman (24 lh Senatorial Dis­ other calls for an Investigation of naval operation* for a third term the rollege^ Formal eommenre-J employed by the Security Inaiir- Creation of the Job was aiig- Navy. He is o,*i0riated with THERMADOR tric t). the New Haven Railroad's fiscal of two year* ending in August —The United States lia.s (ire- his way lo talk.* with Preai- ! gesled by Martin in January fol- ment ceremontea will he held in j ance Co. of New flaven. Ayer.st Laboratori^. and Is pres- Democrat* have rallied behind problem s. 1961. . ‘ pared a tentative draft of a IVors Entirtty at tha Car! : lowing recommendations of a Di- ! (lent Kiaonhower today urged Julv. ' . ! A .Iiine wedding i* planned. entlv residing iij^aldwin.sville, N. Ribicofif* court bill, the Repub­ Republican*—meeting In caucus Gen, Thoma* D. White, chief of {Jerman peace treaty for pos­ ' rectors' study committee headed Bilt-in electricrange lican* are against it. tlip typstorn power.s to frame Slender, timed, contoured to fit Y- ‘ / yesterday decided not to take any staff of the Air F'orce for two sible use in a foreign minis­ jnuglyright it the ear' IO-d»y I Pella Chapter. Royhvl Areh Ma- by Board member Ted Cummings. I An Aiigu.^ wedding is planned. TTie S en ate 1* dom inated by year* beyond next June 30. a united policy on Germany The Rod and (inn Club will have Cummings had a.sked for greater | 1 immediate action on the com- ters meeting \vHli Russia. iHscd on “firm principles com- Money-Bick Guariniee. Easy ! son.s w'ill meet m this. Mas.imc a roast beef dinner and spring * Sipirate st«p-$tvin{, cook imi'itrvE irm Ml ^nrarand name reputation ’ as Its rea- fill in Prime Miniater John Die- kMiinl tKll ing'W^tluesdiiy at 7:30 p.m. at the Assembly, a compromise on court; hnring nation.^ and other roiintne,4 ' St Rernadelte's Mothers Circle •*on for taking the atep. Twin ing Hits Drive fenbaker and other Canadian of­ clntahiHtse on Clinton St. .Some of the other major oil mm- i BARLESMOHM/^BEHT ^organization. It abolishes the 66 | of the world QUINN'S PHARMACY I will meet at the home of Mrs. Ricli- !Vliiiimuni Prices / Tlie I’.S. doL’ument • some of-' ficials on his Berlin crisla talk* in I ard Hughe.s. 39 Kiiglewood Dr., to- ^ panics also indicated they w-ould I MR jummo m om m aTB! municipal courts but retains the j PHOxVE MI S-41S6 Pagani CatP'O',* of Hie Rose- 102 Trial Justice Courts In the . firiaLc say it is m ore a sta te m e n t I .Moscow with Soviet P r e tri 1 e r ! night at R: I'i- I probably favor similar moves. | I niont RestaiiNj^nt prepared the dai- Set bv Sui> t)il M t n m i small towns. of principles than a tentative ■ Khrushchev. ners for the Anjerican Iwgion an- Gov. Riblcoff, a Democrat, has i To Cut Military Aid treaty draft haa been proposed ' Macmillan plana to a*e ailing ! nivrrsary SatiuMfi.v night. not The Run Oil Co. today notified given his bill “top priority" and to Britain. Franue and We^l 0(*r- U.S. Secretary of State Dulles -Garden ’ Grove cateters, as The j it.* Connecticut deaJers that, ef­ Ulus It will be the first major issue nn^iy fni iliariission. at Walter Reed Hospital before he 'fho western European Allies meeta with Elsenhower. Herald wrongly staled,^ fective immcdiatelA’. it will eslab- to test party strength in both' Waahington, March IS OP' ■ Therhistration ' of the v,*liie of m\itual w ere reported today 'tfi be rVml to ' ll.*h minimum i^tail prices for all houses. ! chairman of the Joint Chief* of I aid was the Nationalist Chinese I Dlefenbaker and other officials ANNUAL SPRING the ide.a of ra lly in g forw ard plans i were on hand to greet Macmillan, •Mr.'. Kle.inor Buck. lS7.Wno’ apparently feel that ' tribute to Canadian Foreign Sec- 393 Oakland St . who are i d-chair­ State's Trade Act. of hdndtoma, th* specification* of the bill. All hopes of rnodernizing and.'lmprov- 1st forces had not been enabled to I undei’ western cMnditions for retary Sidney Smith, who died un­ men of the ways and means com­ - Minin-ymi retail prices, will range Scheduled That Coils itainUs$ tUtl unitt business of the minor court* would 'ing friendly force* receiving ss- defend themselves, he said, either 1 come /to an end on Dec. 31, 1960. ; sistance. Quemoy would have been Inst or ai’tu ally n e g o lia tirg an*l .signing expectedly yeeterday. mittee of the Second Congregation­ from 28.9 cent* a gallon for Blue such a paul, the mure uigenl RUMMAGE SALE Sitnoco 200 to 34.9 for Blue Sunoco Thb terma of the circuit judges, to Gen, Nathan F. Twining urged we wojild have found ourselves eti- The British government leader al W omen s I>>agiie, have .set the "ipcludf II' u 'l cmical Thermider in your building or remodeling loin. Visiti problems are those Involved in re­ I said it was generally accepted that date of Tiie.sday, .March 31. for an 260r" be appointed by the Governor, are | the House Foreign Affairs Com- gaged in war with the aggiessmg SrONSORF.n BV For Food? unifying Germany The Vnited au iiio n in Hie parish hall of the Three weeks ago Sorony Mobile to be four years, except for the , mlttee to approve President Risen- Communi.*t.*. ' I East-West negotlatibns on Ger­ THE SISTERHOOD OF TF-MPLE BF.TII SIIOLO.M It mn.v be a tvedding, a banquet or .just an informal See The New Cayon Copper Thermodor f ir s t com plem ent of judges, who : how er's $3.9.30,000,000 foreign aid , T'.vmmg S'lid. ' Anv lim itations Stafe.s, offiuial.>* here said, is not many must take place this aum- church They urge all members to Oil Co. announced that it had | pre.'*sing the issue. ■would have terms extending four I program, specifically its $1,600.-, or reducti'in. i,i the program m er. set aside, all sorts of saleable ar­ 'signed rontraets with dealer.* in! get-togelber of a society, lodge or some friendly group. Bilt-ln Units In Our New Kitchen Display But V S. nfficinls empa.^ize th a t ticles for '.he auction. 1 the State specifying a minimum' and a half years. j 000.000 military component. 1 nnuld virU allv eliminate all mod- Speaking first In English and WEDs MARCH 18-6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. the Soviet government obviously .switching later to French, Mac­ WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU If the (Tiief Justice of'the .State' Secretary of Defen.se Nei] H. einizaiinn ami force improvement intends to raise the fjUf.simn of a millan said he went to Moscow to Supreme Court of Errors certifies i McElroy joined in support of the :ieec|ed to ac om;,li.*h the military peace treaty at a foreign min­ THURSs MARCH 1 9 -9 A.M. to NOON TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION feel out the ground, and he be­ the need for additional judges to proposal, saying “It would be a a; s..*:'am e prograi: force oh- isters meeting, and they want the Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to the Governor, additional judges ci'itical mistake to curtail the pro-| jective.*. lieved he had attained success. can be added, ■with the total num­ VESTRY OF TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and g ra m because of isolated Instances] P.ep. W ayne L. Hav.* iD -O hioi (Continued on Tage I’welvet I The Brili.sh leader, accompanied CORNER OF MYRTLE ST. and LINDEN ST. ber not exceeding ,50 /Iof waste and Inefficiency, repre- ,*aid in advance of tlie hearing hy Foreign Minister .Selwyn Lloyd, MANCHESTER talk over the details? ’The GOP hill is ex'pected t,i be senting a small percentage of the ihat he fel: the defense chiefs hopes to Convince Eisenhower that BUILDING MATERIALS offered as an amendment to the to ta l.” .*hoiild he q'le.stioned about u h a t a summit meeting with Soviet Largo flection of Reonlif ill IF ooloiis niirl Siiil- administration bill in the Senate McElroy said a ’'dramatic.. 11-, kind of war the Uniled Slates Mrs. Hiihhard. Premier Khrushchev can solve the in g s——p h is liningx ami good used riolhiiig. Garden Grove LUMBER FUEL would fight if the Berlin i-n.sis / explosive Berlin situation without SHEET METAL WORKS exploded. shooting. ■ INCORPORATED PHONES Ml 3-7364 8 .i« NORTH MAIN ST.—TET.. MI 9-.'>2.5.‘I After hearing the opening state­ 56, Succumbs; Officials in Washington ex­ OPEN DAILY 7 .A.M. to .7 P.M. INCLITHN'O JVF.DNESDAY ments bv Twining and McElroy pressed belief Elsenhower's speech I NDF.K NEW M.\NA(iE31ENT Ml 3-8383 M ^day, conditionally endorsing a AFTERNOONS and SATURD.AY ni.L NOON the committee again ordered a NEW LOCATION President Signs Bill closed *essioii barring all outsid­ .summit meeting, hail greatly im­ ers. H ow ever. I here wa.* no im ­ Noted Heiress proved the atmo.sphere for the mediate repetition of the row over You (ret the H Many talka with Macmillan. The Pres­ N ew H aven. M arch 18 ident agreed to a top level m’eet- secrecy which broke up a commit­ t.V' It .* ea.*ily seen tlie uxo'd i* ‘'caution " along Center SI. from a point near Slone St. to a point east 319 BROAD ST. For Hawaii as State tee meeting yestei'day. ■Vlfs. Muriel McCormick Hiihbard. Ing In the atimmer if a foreign g ra n d d a u g h te r of both John D. of McKee .St. a* contractor* prepare to lay Uie new stale roadway. The center strip of concrete Minister's’ conference on Germany 'Jhairman Thoma- E. Morgan is being lorn up to prepare for Inatallation of utility lines, and a trench three to four feet wide is PHONE Ml 3-5413 (D-Pa ) ordered the executive Ro'kefeller Sr. and Cv'nis McCor­ propoied for mid-May gives prom? mick. died today at Grace-New being cut in the asphalt on the south aide of the road. Extra policemen arc on duty in the afttfr- lee that' the government heads W ashington, M arch 18 (Ah—♦ e rn o r and lieutenant governor, seasion after the rr.ililarv leaders noon to facilitate the flow of traffic. Conatruclion of the road will begin when the utilities Ar* GENERAL state legislators, twwo tJ.S. S en- H aven H ospital here. .She w as 56. can agree on anything, Frealdent Elsenhower today aigried read their brief prepared state­ installed. (Herald Photo by Pinto I. SHEET METAL WORKS atora and one House member 1n ment*. Cause of the death wa* not im­ Macmillan’s visit to Eisenhower the bill to make Hawaii the 50th Congress. Hawaii niiwt vote on mediately available. The hospital will climax the series of confer­ JOBBING AND ST. PATRICK’S ■tate. would sa\' only that Mrs. Hnbhard. ences he' has carried on with three propoaitions: (Continued on Page Twelve) CONTRACT WORK With the" bill’* •ignlng. Hawaii 1. Shall Hawaii immediately be who lived in Middletriwn, had ex­ Khrushchev, French President Tipuit^ eould, by taking fast aclidn, gel pired this m.xning,' Men Killed Charles de Gaulle and West Ger­ admitted into the Union a* a Chandler Bars Guard?' officially Into the Union by next She was the u'idow ,if Middle-1 man Chancellor Adenauer. Hta aiir SUPER MARKETS Your Need* Large Or Small Will s ta te 'f DAY SALE July. This would be In time to send 2. Does Hawaii consent to the N om We Kiioiv town induatriall.*t Elisha Dyer la to work out a unified atrateg;- Rerehe Careful .\ttenlion and Consideration members to the present session of H ubbard, who died 23 \ear.* a.go. and proposals with wlilclj to ap­ I’nder Direct Supervision Of excliiaion of Palmyra Island from For Coal Strike Zone^^^ Gun Battle WE GIVE Congress. October la more likely, the boundary of the new state? Windsor Locks, March 18 She engaged m a court battle proach the Russian* at the foreign Hollywood. M arch 18 Tvi'o ministers meeting. // however. It took six months to add 8. Does Hawaii accept atate- i.Pi - ■ Winter In Connecticut seveial year.* ago with her broth­ i/Oi Alaska's 49th star to the Rag on hood under all. other conditions thi.s year was steadilv cold, er. Fowler Mcf^oi mick. chairman [ men died in a bedroom gun battie Macmlllari was reported cheer«tU, BOB ' DAVIS TODAY Hazard. Ky . March 18 uP An»*(lded. “but L wi.sh he (Chandler! of the International Harve.*ter Co. by three points brought up in '* Ja n . 3. ■specified in the stateh o o d bill, in­ say* .state climatologist A. ap- iiad been here tlu.s morning I today which police .said broke out iJW g r e e n Territorial Gov. William Quinn cluding land grants and reserva­ Boyd P ark . for ru.*todv of two children she Independent coni . operatni Pilsenhower's broadcast; DOUBLE adopted after her husband's death.' pea led tn Gov. A B. C handler to- Ihink he would have changed hi.* after one tried to interfere in * 1. American readiness to take has 30 days' after formal notifica­ tion.* and one I'liia e m em ber in- ' P a rk ia.siied a review of the day to aend .National Guardsmen mind We would like to see him love triangle Involving Uie other. STAMPS w it h a n y GREEN tion of the President’s approval in .slead of two? There will be a sec waning sea.son vest erday, and The di.spule ended when both re­ found it was "among the rold- linquished claims to the chll(iren. into the struck coalfields but wa.* in Pikevdlc ' Killed were Barney .Silva, 35, (Continiied on Page ITwelve) WORLD GREEN STAMPS which to Lasue a proclamation of, ond representative after the 1960 turned down Holt omh said the situation in CAR PURCHASED •lections. ■ j census reappointment. est winter.* in the present ren- who were adopted by an Evanston, part-owner of three Los Angeles tu ry ." III . couple. Chandler told Robert Holcomb. Pike County ,.* the .same a* m the restaurants, and Jack .Sorln, 47-' The primary must b« held no ■ Rejection on any one of the United Mme musician. IF YOi: EV ER INTEND TO DRIVE leas than 60 nor more than 90 days three propositions would nullify 'The climatologist said tem­ During World W ar II. Mrs. Hub- president of the Pike County Goal J: . * „ 4i.« i« Uorkers membrrs hnv** .slnu'k for sifter the proclamation. The gen- the statehood act and' leave Ha- perature* tended to drop be­ bai-d Ferved in the Women * Army Ooprators Assn., the sinianon ^ . ,' ..... '■ ' “ Investigators said the shootings A B E T T E R CAR Corps. . 1 w 4 Kxx H 524 2.‘) pay sua e, an in- erai election must come no later wail in territorial status, but there low normal and atay th ere TindPr control hut that he ■ i J look |)lace in a house at 419 N. "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. Gower .St Ihat was rented recent­ Bulletins STAMPS th a n 40 da.v$, a fte r the prim ary. was no doubt that all three ra th e r th an dip .■dia-rply. The •Mr*. Hubbard was born .Sept, 10, ask Slate Police for additional re- <''®»-'’» “f "'® ly by .Mrs. D orothy C hester, 38. prophsitlon* would be approved. result was 35 days with tem­ 1902, in Chicago. Her mother wa.* pt,,-(a. I More than 7 000 U.MW members from the AP Wircb INSURE WITH LAPPEN" NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Eisenhower's proclamation mak­ Mrs. Chester, identified as the ing Hawaii the 50th atate will The territory has been pleading peratures below to degrees, the former Edith Rockefeller, Holcomb said200-300 pickets^ are on slrlke In Perry, Harlan, daughter of John D. Rockefeller. cenlial figure in the di.spule, is tlie WEDNESDAY LINCOLN • 4'ONTINENTAL • MERCCRT- come after the election reaults and very few da.vs with mild shut down three Pikeville ramp.* j Pike ari'l Kell Cnunlie*. Her father was Harold F. Mc­ wife of Simon Che.sler, wealthy •re officially certified. There ia no (Continued on Page Thirty-one) temperature*. today, forced two men to take' “All lhe.-;e operators in the Cormick, Son of the inventor of Los Angeles ]Tinduce dealer. MKITA CAU/S PRESS ENGLISH FORD • ED.SEL fixed time limit on the presidential refuge atop a minetipple, and strU'k fieldsneed luotei tinn " . WWW•wawwoe the reaping machine. She told police Ihat Sorin wa.* M ohcow, March 18 (45—Premier trappe.d two other men inside a; Holcomt sai'l 'Unless there Nikita Khrushchev tonight called •ctlo n . •She and her family had been her- cousin and hatl been living at OR .ANY I SED C A R ------Final congreaalonal action on mine office. City police restored or- | some prole, tion v.e will ha\c a a press eonference for tomorrow i You’re o ( A o m ^ 1 living for the past few year.* in loss of life because these ininer.s tile Oiesler home in I-/>s Angele-* . SP E C tA IA S the admiaaion of Hawaii came Reno. Nev. She came east to Con­ der. he said. in the K rem lin (7 a.m . E S T ) for- seteral years. March 12 in a 323-89 House vote. ■'.All escaped injmy," Holcomb ate not going to qiut work. " Western diplomat* speculated he Choice Center Cut New Fashions Add Zip necticut one month ago for treat­ Some mines have been iimuing Del Sgt. Robert Bei k said intend* to reply personally to ; not a claim numbor I The Senate voted 76-15 a day ment. Mrs, Orester had been separated SHOULDER S&H GREEN STAMPS , wiibnul conlracl.* dcsi)ilc the statement* ■ made hy President e arlier. Survivors include three sons, from her- husband for several HERE’S HOW I f YVORKS: Buy a (new or u.sed) car at f.’1 ,000—no trade-in. you receive .30.000 Green pre.scm e of "UMIV pickets nc;ir Elsenhower o*er radio, and tele­ i whon you have the j Ei*et»hower got tha bill March John Rockefeller Hubbard, Har­ weeks and that .Sorin came to her I I heir property. vision' earlier this week. 'All 1 1 1 'Stamps. Likewise: Purchase a car at .$2,000, have a trade-in at $50,0—you receive 15,000 (ircert Stamps. 13 but used only four of the 10 To U. S. Easter Buying old Fowler McCormick Hubbard ne.wly-iented house here late last News Tidbits An operator spokesman reported representatives, of foreign news* ; policy with the j day* ha had for signing or veto­ and Eli.sha Dyer Hubbard Jr., and night to urge her to return to ing. Sunday* don’t count. I that all mine.* in the Hazard, Perry paper* and agenclea were in- a daughter, Anna Joan D.ver Hub­ Culled I font .\P W ires I County, area weie idle today be- C hester. ! In addition to electing a gov- Hy » ALTER BKEKDE JK. bard. All are in Reno. The detective said Sorin evident \lled to attend th© news eon- other IpcaliZcd deterrents to an ' cause "the operators are afraid it -1 ferenee-. It I* only the second (,\P Biiainfwa Writer) Mrs. Hubbard maintained homes ly carried two weapons—a Mauser unbounded shopping spree include: ; would endanger woiUers' lives to Khmshehev has held during his N ew Y ork. M arch 18 HO) - R is­ Persistent pockets of unemploy­ in Middletown: Palm Beach, Fla.; The Senate Commerce Comniit- I reopen." au to m atic and a .38 caliher r e - , Bar Harbor. Maine; and a premiership. 1959 EDSEL ing prosperity, a Iwoming stock ment in some industrial center.*, o. r> , , i lee I* postponing hearing* on It’s the Flare— market and a retiirn to fa.*ftions (Continued on Page Twelve) U i. scattered state and local lax in­ Y o ik ^ ^ * ^ " R®g'S L ake, -^®w g as (Continued on Page Twelve) i D l LI/E.N’ T R E .\T » tE N T E N D S that flatter the female form are crease.*, a ]>rinters' strike that 'Cl.!. I l l ,, iS e c ie ta rv of C om m erce u n til a fte r Washington. March 18 (IPi— I RANGER 2-DOOR SEDAN Glare or Stare putting new life Into the nation's cIcKsed dally newspaj.er.* in Co­ Seeretary of State John Foster SIRLOIN or SHORT 1959 MERCURY Ea.Rter retail trade thia year. lumbus, Ohio, for/two weeks this Dulles has eomplet^ his radia­ .So say many of the merchants, You’re an inriiviflual. And that’s the tvay we MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN Fully equipped with: tube radio, heater, defrogter, month, and In cities where win­ S "nd'AHS '"l - Eli.h.'ili D'.n'r,;. ™nvlM,d C.B tion treatment* for cancer. A 8 By EDDY .GILMORE bankers and chamber of Com­ 3, and Anna, 1, were adopted in treat ,\ oil. No file number, hand.shakcs or pii.sh- Full;,' equipped with heater and defroster pu.shbutton, whitewalls, padded dash, signal lighU, electric clock, ter ha* lingered on - the earlier fornia miirdereii of her son's preg- • Allied Ideas for Berlin State Department spokesman iilii merce official* interviewed by the Reno. The girl was adoptedv^ly radio, padded dash, foam rubber cushions, whitewall PA, wipers, self-adjusting brake*, oil filler.'wall to wall London, March 18 (A5—Don't Easter -date (March 29 this year nant wife, says a lurid pa.sl is one *ald doctor* have yet to decide Aa*ociated Press In a coast-to- vs. A pril In 1958). * - last Dec. 31. .luitton .smile.s. Jii.st, honest per.sonal service . . . tire.*, backup lights, rourle.sv light*, wheel rover*, tu- carpeting, foam rubber seats aluminumized exhaust glare if people *tara, or even »wear 6 reason she deserve* no mercy. whether or when he oajn return . —it’* ju*t th* flare. coaat survey of Raster shopping Not all merchant* regard the A family friend said Mrs. Hub­ Billy Graham arrives at Broad- in building your insurance program to fit yoj.ir tone paint, pins signal lights, oil filler and other stand­ system^ etc. bard’s body Yvill lie in state at her to hU de«k. The x-ray treat­ ard Mcrrnrv extras. Britain’* arbiter* of male atyle* trend*. earlier Easter as a handicap. In beach. Australia, Queensland gold., Best Kept Se^eret of ’59 ment* began. Feb. 20-'^foar week* ncG'l.s . . . and giving you fast, friendly service -—the men'* faihion council—today “Business is shaping up beauti­ some southern and western cities home, called Lone Tree Farm, in coast resort, for IO-4ny rest...... j Middletown, starting tomorrow. ■ ago Friday. They were rein­ STEAK 99 Lh. when ymi've got a claim. FULL FULL decreed the new look for man'* fully." eays an executive of a big where the weather ha? been mild, U.S. planqlng something hew In ! forced two .week* ago w itt art 1959 Ea*ter suit. department store on Chicago's the advanced date is considered satellites a three in one Job that' Bv J A M ES 'MARI>0\V » any plan-it wo ild need approval injection of radioactive gold. PRICE PRICE The coat, the ve*t,.the pant*, the busy State Street. “Easter sales an a.saef. Thai's the sentiment of will be part of Vanguard series (A P N ew s Analvst) I by' France. B-itain and We.*l Ger- DiUle* is suffering from abdom­ CENTER CUT SLICED ^!ay we offer you the lieiicfit of our fl-5 years •2895 are far ahead of last year.'-' merchants in Los Angeles where and will include a balloon to study 18 One' '"anv. LacW of such approval ^ 2 4 9 5 topcoat—all will flare. La.sf Train Robber, inal glandular cancer. “People are spending with more 35ash.ngton. ; woiiid -indicate H e Allies had split of e'\)ierience and profcs.sional advice in.quoting To illustrate, the coiincll hired the mercury .climbed into l-he high friction in space. .. .Despite con­ of the best kept secrets of 19.59. the ballroom of a bigkLondon hotel confidence,” said Richard H- Rich, 80s while ano'" fell in New Yoi'k. 77, Dies ! in Denver tinued drop in State Old Age As­ CIA BRIEFS SENATOItS rate-t or an.*weriiig questions on any (0 17 11 of in- •55 BUICK $1395 •57 LINC. $2995 p resid en t of. R ich'a D ep artm en t And It's echoed by store officials sistance rolls, cost*'' keep muiint- and one of the real J " " Tome'^ propo.sals to R.Lssia to •51 PLYM. $145 and trotted out a team of male Berlin cri.si.* - is the an.*«er ^ Berlin and seek Washington, March IS CAN— BOILED sui'ance? We write them all. May'we help you, Cranbrook 4-Dr. Sedan, Super Riviera Hardtop. Premier Hardtop Ctwipe. model*, all decked out in the new Store, Atlanta. in Miami, San Francisco, Dallas. ' *^ne:. aocorningaccording loto aiateState Welfare \^enare —.r— — ^ ^ ,,,3 M-in avoiQ \ Senators got a top secret Intel­ Denverj^March 18 (A5 -B1U La-^Commissioner Christy Hanas. ; question U / instead a peaceful solution--will •53 STUDE. $495 line. . "Consumers are more confident Dienver and Kansas Qlty.. ligence briefing today on the A - ^ too, as we have man\’, many others? •58 EDSEL $2095 Coat lapels, coat cuffs, coat and. seem to be spending more.” “Biisine** is tremendousi" .ex­ Trasse? ii. la.st of*the old-time , Connecticut labor and indu.*trv cruciaj in th ^ j be a t tthe heart of the di.*cussions teufio ^ rljn , crisis and Soviet WW 1 , V-8 4-Dr. Sedan. •55 MERC. $1495 train robbers, is dead. sla, Germany and the West. SAFE-BUY Monterey ^-Paa*. .Station Pacer 2-Dr. Hardtop. hems, vest edges and pants bot­ o b serv ers Jo:-sing sides on blll.-i that here I hi.* weerk between Ei.*cn- RiisNian forces from Allen W. AftSf spending more than half - would give workers tim e off It'.s thi.*; I , •53 CHRYS. $445 Wagon. RAH, Merco., PS., toms all flared. vice president of L. .Bamberger Joseph Magnin's, a San Francisco fidvrer ana Britisl-. Prime .Mini.*ter Dulles, dlre<’tor of the Centrfi) j PIA j W L I. Lb. Call us today, our advice is free. •58 MERC. $2495 his life In prison, LajTrssse died a with pay to vole... California Do the w e.stcrn Allie.*. dc-spile. Harold .Macmillan, who ririvea to­ Hi- Windsor Hardtop Coupe. PB . ' ■'■You can move In this neW & Co.. Newark. N, J. “T)ie stock vonien's .store, “The.v didn't buy Intelligence .Agency. Sen. Lyn­ • -Slonterev 2-Dr. market is healthy and, that alwa.vs P”*n' , ^ ! medical re-oearcher rewrt.s breatli- their public show of solidarity morrow night. i don B. Johnson (D-Tex), chair­ lORDEN'S INSTANT 5-oz. JAR •52 BUICK $395 ■tyle,” said Leonard Ostling, chair­ \ last spring be,cause of re.*entment about not budging oii B erlin, have USED CARS I seems to be a good indicator.'' against the chemi.sc. But they’re Released from the Kansa.* Peni- j i„ ^ *ie<.tcjflep aldea rHKATtERGRUSS, EGGPLANT. h(savy *nowfi$ll late iM t week, and take* first, step tesYaiyl launch- This was natural anougti( alne$ ' StojST'Jwa'uIhe^ i n * ' wid PANDEUON. .(OaiaOaiMfi «* Emga Tweatgr-fonr) •tore sales took a nbaedive. (Cofrtfaiwd «a Pag* iTwtM^-foar)i (Cotailaiwd Paga Twenty-four) ing Oiban moida Industry. bafors tha UnKad O tfitaa?vnt^i

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