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i . > FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1968 PAGE SIXTEEN T. HattrliPBlpr Euftting il|fralii \ AvengeDaH Net Press Run Tha WMthsr For the Week Ended Ferecoat ef u. S. Weather 8a February 1, 1958 135 Tanner St., was am sted and owner of tlie Honrthatone Restau Center Church Co-Weds will F O R R E N T ^ Drivers Arrested charged with failure W drive to Y Qrquji Slated 1 rant. Partly cloudy, windy, eoMir to hold the first rehearsal for its an Engagement the right. 8 and 18 mm. MoVIe Proyaetore About Town nual spring show tomorrow eve-., DsMsrt and coffee will be served 12,640- Police said that she drove from —qound nr eilent, also SI nun. night and Sunday. Low teolght U ning in Woodruff hall. In Mishaps Here To H ear Author at 12:80 preceding the Ulk. Reaer- Member of the AudU George K.Xong, aviation clectri- the right to the left lane on Main •Bde projeetoro. to 18. nigheet Sunday In iNd m Farbman-Simons vations may l)e made with Mrs. Bureau of Olrculatlou clan'a mate, third clasa, irSN. de St. When a car ahead of her stop Theodore PoweU, 279 Parker St. King David Lodge. No. 31. lOOF, Mr. anih Mrs. Samuel Farbman, Police reported two accidents Armando Perretta, auUior of WELDON DRUG CO. Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm parted from Ma>T>ort, Fla.. Feb. 1. ped to turn into a parking stall. Baby.eitUng aervlee will be avail will meet at 7:30 tonight in Odd 295 Jackson St.. WiUimantic, an yesterday and the arreat of two j Main St. <’TeL aboard the attack aircraft carrier She collided with a car driven by "Take a Number;" the family story able at a amall fee. 991 Ml 8-SMl USS Saratoga for duty with the Fellows Hsll. A social hour will nounce the engagement of. their drivers. |Peter B. Bjnge, 19, of Coventry. of Italian-Americana coming to follow the meeting. Ernest A. Fitzgerald. 63, of 17 VOL. LXXVn, NO. 110 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SA-TURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958 (Cloaelfled Adverttalng ea Foge 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Sixth Fleet In the Mediter daughter. Miss Jean Lenora Farb Her court date has iieen act for ' man, to Theodor Simons of New William St., was arrestad and terms with the new world, will be ranean. He la the aon of Mr. and Saturday. presented by the Public Affairs Manchester Aa.sembly. No. 15, Tork City, son of Mr. and Mrs.: charged with passing in a no pass Mra. George S. Long, 247 Autumn (Committee of the Manchester Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Morris Simons of Boston, Mass. ing zone after a collision with a St. YiyCA Tuesday aftamoon at a will hold a business meeting Mon Miss Farbman was graduated Southern New England Telephone Co. truck. Education Group desitort and coffee meeting. Senators Call John A. Cuater, aon of Mr. and day night at 7:30 at the Masonic from WiUimantic State Teachers Patrolman Emanuel Motola aaH| Hie topic will bp "The Disap Aides Study Mra, Alfred J. Cuater. 26 W. Mid Temple. Officers, are requested to College and taught fourth grade at the Waddell School in Manches that the truck, operated by Planning Bazaar pearing City." Johnson Leads wear white. BINGO dle Tpke.. haa entered Hillyer Col Stephen D. Osella, 22, of 4 Village Perretta, a Hartford man. Is Uie For Fast Curb lege. of the Unlveralty of Hartford, ter. She Is currently working R e d s Lo s e toward her masters’ degree In St., was turning left Into the cut Th,e Manchester Education Aaan. Bits of Atlas aa a flrat year atudent. A gfadpate The Auxiliary to Barracks No. 1 L IF E j E v R r y F r i d a y N i g h t off connecting N. Main St. and will hold a bazaar in the high of Manrheater High School in 19.’i4, 786. Veterans of ■ oWrld War I, dAnce at Columbia University. On Recession Tolland Tpke., when Fitzgerald, school cafeteria Saturday; Feb. 16. 1:80 he entered the U.S. Navy that July USA, will hold Its monthly meeting Her fiance was graduated from attempting to pass, collided with A variety of baked goods, canned and aer%’ed until September. 1957, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Ameri Chelsea High School and studied the tnick. goods and jellies will be on sale ICECUBES 1 SCHOOLHOUSE Space Waahington, Feb. 8 )— A fter Flop can Legion Home. Election of per music at Arthur Nedoff studios and Agency {fP at Key Weat, Fla.. Charleston, The area is marked with solid from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; also, books, S. C. and Newport, R. I.. naval manent officers will take place, Schillinger House, Boston. He has M IL L E R 'S p h a r m a c y ! DobsMvillB-VBniM, Two Democratic Senators, and all who are eligible for mem played the piano for several widely double white lines, the patrolman toys, jewelry, plants and floral ar baaea aa a sonar apecialiat. At Hill BY THE BAG ■ em BTM m i'AKin citing what they called danger Cape Canaveral, Ha., Feb. bership are requested to get their known orchestras and is presently reported. rangements. There will be a white " C o n n . By E L T O N C. F A Y yer. he la taking a buaineaa admin table, a grabbag and signals in the nation’s econ 8 (/P)— Air Force experts be istration program. applications in at this meeting if accompanist and conductor for Fitzgerald's court date has been Washington, Feb, 8 (VP)— Secretary of Defense McElrby has Jo b s in needlework. A snack bar Will be omy, propose immediate ac gan an extensive study today they wi^h to become charter mem Jiiltus LaRosa, set for Feb. 17. Mimmt 9 '7 *ii picked a boss for outer apace projects and handed the new bers. Meetings will be held on the A February wedding Is planned. Audrey D. Breltschncider, 31. of o.11 the essential By Ulbricht charge of electronics .business. Aa a first step, Sparkman said information that a much longer The Manchester Child Study These developments yesterday In he would introduce legislation for test flight could have produced. Group will meet at 1 o'clock Tues of a Blouse dicated that the long-delayed Pen a "crash program” to accelerate From Its study the Air Force Held Likely day afternoon In the library of the tagon space agency finally was home construction, and slum clear hopes to come by information lEER Buckley School. The topic for dis getting ready for business—the ance. whicih might help prevent the loss cussion will be "Stress and Strain development of such weapons as ‘‘The economic slack must be o t still another ICBM. By SEYMOUR TOPPING in Suburbia,” with Mrs. Nancy Da for your military satellites, antimissile mis Uken up and piomptiy if we are 1 Yesterday's explosion occurred Berlin, Feb. 8 (/P)— East siles and spisce platforms. C^URl vis as leader. to avoid a full blown recession." j about 30 miles above the ocean Germany’s Stalinist leader- Johnson's' appointment came the Alabama Senator said in a ' Florida's East Coast, Mrs. F. S. Klock, 63 Henry St., after a weeks-long quest for some statement. j Two earlier Atlas missiles were ship tociay swuncr the purge In ^ b ric and will be speaker at the dessert-meet Valentine.... executive who would take on the He was joined bv Sen. Gore (D- 'destroyed last year ahortly after ax against a relatively liberal ing Monday of the Soroptimlsts at job. He will take over the A R PA | Tcnn), who said "danger signals j'auiching. Because of the volumes faction within the Commu he home of Mrs. Harry Fraser, 192 L 'li'A Jewel— The moat wonderful post on April 1. when he will re-: are plain to see.” I information gained, the Air nist party, firing three top WoUpopor Dosign rtford Rd. Mrs. Klock will show sign from General Electric. | „ „ „ I Force claased those flights not aa blou.ae you could own— JU D Y Meanwhile, he will spend two or members of the ruling hierar plcmres taken In company with a. big puDiic wworRi o X progTftni, ^callfd I! «* 9.1 per^ cent success- her hbaband and Richard Auer of b o n d ’s elegant costume three days a week at the Pentagon. I chy. Painting and Glastonm ^ during a month-long blouse in easy-care chiffon- Johnson lives in Stamford, Conn.,. __the five 5.000-mile- Party boaa Walter Ulbricht, bat and works in New York. tling for zurvlval against a grow safari in Tanganyika, British East look nylon georjgette. Perroa- K i la'mehed to date Salary Not Set I building program, retrying of the have made completely successful ing wave of opposition to his Africa last ^m m er. Reconstruction Finance Corp. to Drawing Clauas Make Haleys tuck yoke and jewel neckline McElroy said Johnson's salary i flights. , Stalinist police tactics, sacked feature her dainty embroid has not yet been decided, th at; provide credit lo busineW aban, The missile, about 70 feel tall these leaders: donment of "the tight ' money ery. Jt’s a blouse you’ll live in Johnson hasn't discussed the mat-1 and 8’ j feel in diameter, was Karl Schlrdewan. Ulbricht'a Your ter and that It didn't seem "par- j policy." liberalized credit to home Adults 7 to 9:30 P.M. and love— with dressy eve launched- at 2:36..') p.m. Friday longtime top deputy, waa expelled tlculariy important to Mr. John-1 after more than four hours of de Correcwn: ning skirts, for smart da.vtime ROY W. JOHNKOH (Continued on Page Five) from the Central Committee and Tnesdays and Thursdays Valentine Gift .son.” McBfiroy described Johnson | lays in pre-launch checkout. consequently.- from the Politburo as having "impreasive experiende wear. And so easy to launder V To observers at the misalle test which la drawn from it. Headquarters — just tub, drip dry, practical and ability as an administrator. Fred Oelsner. the party's lead H A M and Be IF x The Defense chief said he atill 1 canter site it appeared lo be a Chndrtfl's Clossos ly never needs ironing I A perfect launching and climb-out. ing ideologist, was thrown out of looking for a “ most highly quali the Politburo. The terse announce jewel in white. Sizes 32 to 38. fied acientlst” to head a group to Tne Air Force promptly an- 8 to tS Group and Ground together for FRIDAY it New York Suspends npunc^ that it had test fired an ment was unclear whether hs 12 to 16 Group a delidona meat provide technical 'direction within would retain his central committea FEB. 14th ARPA. Atlas a* part of the routine in its Saturdays 9:80 a.m. to 12 \ ICBM development program. membership, loaf...... Lb. IS A t a newB conference in New York. Johnson said he was not a The missive raced on and up in Ernst Wollweber, former state Not Ham and Bacon ao waa er VALENTINE 53.98 644 ‘Violent’ Pupils brilliant sunshine toward a blue security minister, was ejected acientlst or a technical man. but August roneously stated in our ad last SPORTSWEAR—Second Plodr an administrator. aky. Slightly more than two min- from the Central Committee for DAY "criminal failure" in his police night. "I'm going to -delegate author utea away fromHhe launching site „ . - u 1J I York. Keb. 8 (/Pi - Tlie BoardFjay endorsed the nev policy. He its engines cut out and its flaming work. Champanier Ity, he Mid. 'I m going to hold ^ Education's new policy of oust- also assigned Ralph W. Whelan, yellow exhaust winked out. Tlie Communist party news pwple whom I delegate respon-1 "violent” students to “ protect director of the City Youth Board, From thi.s point the missile pro paper Neues Deutschland an 15 Powder Ridge Road sible. Im going to pick capable innocent” resulted yesterday to devote his full time to atudvingstudying ceeded ballistically, like a bullet Hazard ville nw JW.HAM com people.' ...... nounced that the three were purg MiMiiimiw Cmho j in the suspenaion of at least 644 | services provided by city agencies or hurled stone. It was ho longer ed by unanimous decision of a sec Johmson estimated it might take j pupVi’a. to delinquent youths j visible from the launching site. Hugs for Heart Victim Tel. R Iv e o ie w 9-7707 ,. - jf*.. Shop tonight till 9 ret Central Committee meeting in Main, Comer of Oak St. two years to gbt the jn elementary, junior and vocs- The city has a S33.000.000 pro- | Back at the misalle test center, David Fleming Jr., 6. Is hugged by his sisters, Pal. 10, left, and four-year-old Eileen aa he pre •^*'FA running effectively. tional high schools. 544 students East Berlin from Monday to gram for youths. i the range safety officer relaxed. pares to leave St. Francis Hospital. Roslyn, N. Y „ after successful heart operation. David's heart Thusda'y. were suspended. At least 100. "I want him to apeed i" up," the i Charged with the reaponaibmtv (Continued on Page Three) stopped beating for 2'2 hours when his aorta burst during the operation but surgeons transplanted The announcement ghowed that others were suspended from aca mayor said. "I want it accelerated." | of destroying missiles that go wild. a dead man's aorta, saving David's life. (A P Photofax 1. the Kremlin, Ignoring popular op demic high schools. This last fig The school board's new policy^he left his console after making! position to Ulbricht within the ure. however, was incomplete be on suspenaion waa 'nvoked despite I sure that the Alias had cleared: puppet GerroAn state, haa decided Local Woman cause many of the schools opera f.'d a state compulsory education law, ' land areas, and was on course and j to back the' bepiired longtime 1 sessions well into the afternoon and requiring schools to admit all chjl- ' headed toward the South Atlantic Polar Air Coming p roZ C ll F loP ida Stalinist once 4gain. Apparently SAVE ’EM! • I* after the suspensiain total was fe- dren up to age 17 w to are not in From beaches south of Girds Plenty of wear left In thoae shoes the Russians put ahead of all oth Jf custodial institutions. Canaveral the Allas, now in coast- A r C f l T o H i g l l l when we repair them expertly. Work V . 4 V U 9 A 1 1 KJA I T m c t l l , Both boya and girls were Includ- er consideratlone the value of 'Ul P#ALITY done while you wait or while you However, in Albany, Sfiate Ekiu- ing flight, was visible for almost' \ ------bricht'a iron flated police. Lactica a • ^ f ! ed in the ouster but the announce- calion Commissloher James E. A l a minute after engine cutoff. At I By THE' AS.SOCIATED PRE.SS shop. W ave in keeping the restive east Ger p~| | | f * r m V v < r a S r l g*ve no numerical breakdown len said it wa-S "very clear that the end of that time there was a , A spell of bitter arctic weather For New Cold man pMiami. Fla . Feb 8 •■V' Florida The 4r.S. Agrii ullure Depart- Ulbricht Make an Ideal Gift Manager Matt Busby of the ably are for an Indefinite period want lo do.” uncertain whether the Alla.s had I ® OPEN WEDN'ESDATS Manchester. En)?land. United itoc- ■ Formal suspension notices sent i.s enduring ila wor.st winter in ment has e.xtended to ^ «‘b- 28 the mthlesslv purge a na- SAM YULYES He said the problem was found trouble or whether the puff ' freezing rain time m whu h stocl.men m 11 Flor- tionwide clean-up of opposition ele- Choose from all ajlk and allk' err team, one of the fivf crilicallv | to parents of c hildren involved nancisland administrative rather had been engine smoke. Zone forecasts b.V the Weather hi.nory. It braced itself today for "Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 40 Years.” ida counties can get free govern- ^lents blend. Prints iri' poputir Injured victims of Thursday's air , stated that the auspensions were 1 than one of law.He did not Aboard a National Airlines plane Bureau at Bradley Field were: ; new assaults of cold weather on square styles. All neW spring ment feed grains for di.stressed A lengthy report by the current Use Our Convenient Rear Entrance At Purnell Parking disaster in Munich, is the cousin effective "until further notice." elaborate, piloted by Capt. Carl Gi'cenwood, Hartford. Springfield, northeast- , re.-iort and farming imiu.strie.s. colors. Size 18 snd 33 inphes livestock. The period had been secretary, Erich Honecker, accused of Mrs. William LaMotte of S.'il They added: The action brought into immedi-' there was no uncertainty, however, ern, north central and southern hqw temperatures and rain al- scheduled to end today. square. Oakland St. "You will be informed of the ------i The plane wa.s 80 miles noj th of Connecticut -Mostly cloudj’ windy . r<,a(jv have kJIJed cattle blighted Wollweber and Schlrdewan of ad Citrus crop losses from the mid- vocating llbersl policies during the German doctors are keeping a ' lime and place of the hearing when (Continued on Page Two) Cape Canaveral, on the way from and cold this afternoon. PUghe.st lusp" ritru.s groves and winter j December freeze have been set at Hungarian uprising in late 1956 vigil today over the five while you will be given an opportunity to — ------: .*7ew York to Miami, when Green-. temperatures in Ipw 30s. Partly ) vegetables and pul touri.sts lo a minimum of $26,500,000 but an and of ignoring atate security con- Investigators probe the snow-cov-! discuss this matter." w(3od .saw the Atlas leave the cloudy, windy and colder tonight fjigtit. 59c to ered Wreckage of the plane that There are 800.000 students en- iiulustry leader .says lo.sscs will be jirtei-atloris IL- a ^ 1 1 r r r r 4 > e t 4 z r l trailing vapor palha and and .Sunday. Loweat temperature.s The pre.sident o'f the Florida offset by higher prices for the re crashed, killing 21. Regular bul- rolled in the elementary, junior arql report harped on opposition smoke from the Imoster rockets tonight- 12-18. Highest Sunday in *Catllenicn'.s As.sn .said ye.slerdayj maining crop. , to all Ulbricht'* purges. It showed BANK letins Issued by the doctors report i vcx-atlonal liigh schools. Before ^ '■ .L used for launching. mid 20s. he hadnever known cattle "to be! m Fruit losses, damage to trees and "no change" in the condition o f ; yesterday, 219 students were on I GrecnwocKl said he told the pas- Western Connecticut - Cloudy.! in .such bad shape with the wor.st , ♦ » - ^ i I Busby and the four others. But suspension from these schools, unemplovnicnl preaent a serious (Continued on Pago Five) $1,98 L J l - C a S o d l sertgers to watch the Allas and windy and cold this afternoon with month of the .year staring them in! threat lo the stale economy, said an Intern said that Busby smiled ’ A parallel figure for academic turned the plane so they could see scattered snow flurries over the the face. " I for the flrat time thia morning'and achools. where more than 150.- Homer Hooks, general manager of SATURDAYS ^ I I f Y l O C it. They watched it above, at about Berkshires. Highest temperati f 's I J. O Pearce Jr. said "February' the Florida CUr"* Commission. MfMBEP f 0 I C aaid. "I am feeling a little bet- students are enrolled, wa.s not R R C I a v r i I S 150,000 feet, for .some time. near 30. Partly cloudy, windy and is always our worst winter! j The citrus commission has asked ter," available. ______* At the end. Greenwood said, colder tonight and Sunday. Lowest | month." and predicted 275,000 Busby and Mrs. LaMotte, both The large.at excxiu.s wa."! fi-om Gov. Lero.v Collins to give citrus Brooklyn, acene of many of the re- New York Feb 8 i/P The \'ei • " " flame but "just a temperatures tonight 8-15. Highest cpttle would die in the next five grower.s special consideration in Bulletins ai G(x. bom in Scotland, are first cousins. York Time, said D,.o.' tremendous puff of smoke high in Sunday 20-25 -weeks bei-au.se of lack of feed, c—nt s^chool rapf.s, stabbings and lax as.se.ssments. Collins also was 693 MAIN SUIfl ond 15 N08TH MAIN STRItl • MANCHfSTtk CONN Their mothers are sisters. Busby idem Fisenhnwer tnlH H.rnia r* probably 80 times The storm. a northeaster.: ".So far the cattle died hecau.se; from the A P Wires was a visitor here in 19.50. 1952 disorders in which both Negro and lisked to request nearby states to Sla.ssen, his dLsarmament adviser,' the size of the rocket as it looked, riiuiiped from below an inch of of the weather, but starvation will , Valentine Handkerchief and 1954. Mrs. LaMotte has lived white sl-udent-s were involved. lo Us then. " sAjpw- in some southern sections of enter the picttire between now and I take citrus workers for other farm m that his talents might be more use- harvests. 9 A. M. to 12 NOON InI Manchester\M for the past SO.15 _vearS__ _ 1I Aaide from academic "'F' hig-h school' spring. Cold weather through BAIJJWIN MUM ON DRAFT ere su.s- ■ful outside the executive bi'anch of after coming to this coimlrv in | ? (Continued on Page Eleven (Continued on Page Fi\e) F'ebruary wou’ld mean ft very seri- i Prireft *luiup • Hartford, Feb. 8 W—State Su- Fine quality Valentine prints in many heart de • ■'pended penuea in urooKiyn,Brooklyn. 113 in1 Man government. Hook.s said the smaller supply of preme Court Justice Raymond E. hattan, 51 in Tlie Bponx, 36 in A Washington dispatch h>' Felix oiiS condition around the middle signs, White with embroidered corners all over The rhahees of survival remained of March,■■ Pearce aaid I oranges has jumped the price from Baldwin had no comment today Queens and 5 In Staten Island. Belair Jr., also said Stassen was ;$2.?^0 to $4.50 ft box. - on announcement by a New prints and lace edge. at 50-50 for Busby, team forward told, in his meeting yesterday with Cattle iVriled Tz...... k.ie,.'. r-,. B.J Yesterday's action was a swift Cattle liave \ eakened because The pre.sent cold weather found Haven Republican ward rliair- w implcmentatlyear-old Isabelle guest for several days late In he had been "giving .serious con- special legi.slativc session which afjencics are doing. They observed Melendez found at bottom of ; on .Miami Beach this week lo form .April. The President and Mrs. seam or seamless nylon sll w'lth , Woman Tell Police sideration" to the Pennsylvania mav be called to act on uneniploy- that government Is now getting so Bijdgeport apartment, air shaft. . a "war ( best" lo finance an adver EKenhower Invited Sir Winston LOOK I F reinforced heel and toea for ex Governorship, adding: "M y plans ment matters. large and complex that more and Senators from each of the six New tising campaign called "Operatoln and hts wife to be Wliite House tra wear. ^ are not firm but I am approach- The two lawmakers vowed to more public business is being con-; England slates ask , President s Sunshine." guests while the former prime Details of Bank Robbery ing the time when I must make work toward this goal, following a due led by boards and coiumlssions Policy Committee to nrotert The hotri men were told the cam- ....minister. m Is...... in Washingtm...... ___ —tn $1.00 n e b e l s h e e r that decision." legal opinion Friday by State Atty. and usually bebind clo.sed doors. | domestic woolen and cotton textile ■ connection with an exhIhIBon of Slaa.sen said his decision would J Bracken. The latter While awaiting a chance to push ' jnjugtry from foreign imports weather improves. ; i,;, paintings at the Smithsonian DARK SEAM NYLONS . » . , Institution. ’ By THE .ASSOCIATED PliESS ‘ 18 Michael Becardi 18 and lohn come before the .March dead-, * "‘<1 in effect, that a governmental for a stronger law at an early spe-j state and local po- „ Bearh Business Slashed TEST DRIVE ONE OF THESE TONIDHT SPECIAL...... 3 pr. $2.00 iGe’orne W p ilfe e ^ n ' .ii^^ candidates mustlK’'OuP may go into exerutive sos- dal General Assembly I »;„^bine to stage first large Jewelry for Valentine Day A 14-year^id boy and a 20-year-1 George Wallace. 19, all of Water- meet in fil'ing'forihrPennVlvan^^^ any" lime and bar the pre.ss Sheehan made a .special appeal to 1 noali" roldsln " sc^eTar v‘ears"'on from 25 to 30 per cent this win-j ,oJd woman, both arraigned on fed bury; MV.STERY MISSILE IN ITALY ,. . .gubernatorial race. , *od public from amending these a)) gr/nips affected by the law. : known gambling haunts'in Bristol. ' " ■''Pokesman said yesterday, Naples. Italy, Feb. 8 (Jh-r-A '54 OLDS.MOBILE Super 88 '55 NASH Rambler Cross $1.25 NEBEL SHEER eral warrant* in connection with Police quoted Sullivan as saVing ' closed door sessions. “ 1 appeal lo all goverrtmental , and it will lake 10 days to fill up the $27,000 holdup of a' Waterbury "raiHv In ahnnt I I ' Many of Sla.ssen's friends be- — ,7 . Producers of Ingrid Bergman's ■■■ " ' . —i'.' ' l mystery missile that fell 4-Door. Radio, heater, hydra- Country Station Wagon. Ra SEAMLESS NYIX)NS New spring colors and styles in costume, jewelry. Simulated the youths were ready to shoot It definitely decided to quit ! ‘ he. law ^..^ups to cany out what we be- The Inn of the .Sixth area s 380 hotels after weather f 1,,,^ * loud explosion waa bank, told police officials yesterday matlc, power steering, power dio, heater, hydramatlc. Com pearla in white and pastel-colors. Also stone set and rhine out." I K . 1 J 1 i-ovei nnient icturns to iioimal. recovered today by Army eagl- $1.00 pr. of vijal events relating to the rob .. ______'but is delaying an announcement » /Pecial vote of lieve lo bC the intent of the legi.sla- Happiness,' inform brakes, 2-tone green. plete with luggage rheks. stone in many styles. Police described the fugitive, as, "„re''',u ppori ! ‘’ ""ded to ex- tors, until such time a.v the Legis-- ..-III nnt !.««• a.-iL.i,., .n... Mbov hotels have reduced rates neers from the 4-foot crater It bery. armed apd dangerou.s-.-. ,, o , ■ , elude the press and public from thev will not shoot e.xtenoi scenes .... - .u ‘ u ^ $ 1 5 4 5 $ 1 2 9 5 lature ha.s an oppoilunity to on Formosa. General Services Ad- ‘ “ e season; others have offered made on Impact.' Its explosion TTie bo,v is John J. Sullivan of None at the loot haa been re- h Pennsylvania for his bid for executive sessions $1.35 A L B A SH E E R covered. i governor. His expressed interest Strongllien the law. " he said. ministration announces the Lonl, alarmed many In Naples, who '54 LI.NCOLN Capri 4-Door. ' Waterbury. He is charged with Vnt 1.4‘glslative Inteiu thought at,first that on srmp- ’<53 F'ORD Custom 2-Door. SEAMLESS NYLONSi t o « a c h Sullivan, a tall, allm boy, ap- ■ fcportedly haa failed to evoke Decision on whether a .special J. Giannelli Co. of Boston, with n'. Radio, heater, hydramatlc, ^LOO 52e98 armed robbery and was held under Both Sheehan and Kerrigan main- session of the Legislature should be of the nfttion .'i eastern half toaav Hon of "Vesuvius hod begun. power ateering, power brakes, Radio, heater, Fordomatir, $1.09 pr. $20,000 bond. peared before the U.S. commis-! '" “ P" enthusiasm from Pennsyl- tain.ed today that the- wording of ^222.596 bid. awarded eontract 2-tone green...... $ 6 9 5 sioner with his mother, Mrs. Doro-: vania state politicians. ' for improvements at U.S. Post | 2-tone blue...... $ 1 1 7 5 Necklaces. eaiTings, pins and bracelets. Also sweater guards The woman is Mrs. Roberta Joan the law, which they said makes it (Continued on Pnge Five) (('ontiniied on Page Eleven REP. GORDON DROPS POST Darcy, also of Waterbury, ordered thy Sullivan. ] , ------easy for groups to bar the press Office and Court House in Hart-1 _ NO-MEND SHEER SELF in many styles. j ford. Waahington, Feb. 8 (flV-Rep. 58 8TUDCBAKER Starlight '58 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook held under $10,000 bond as a mate Tlie boy wore a black motorcycle 'zw-i l a l and public, did not represent the SEAM ..$1.35and$1.65pr. Connecticut Public Utilities s i i i * s _ i _ Gordon (D-IU) sold today that Coupe Hardtop. Radio, heat 2-Door. Radio, heater. rial witness. jacket, gray, slacks and a blue aiKI 1 AuUlOr. real "legislative intent" In^ the because of lU health he la turn- er, hydramatlr...... $ 5 4 5 Lovely Sullivan was picked up at his sport shirt with an open collar. He ^ ' minds of the lawmakers. Sex Books Banned Commission 1PUCI reject* petl- f l O O O S , A v a l a i l C l i e S B"" ...... $ 5 9 5 tion by' the Bridgeport Gas Co. home several hours after the hold- smoked a cigarette and held his 49, DlCS of CailCtei* "II am sure that the idea In the „ cr s c ’ I "Y “ riagepori cias . • 1 L'' A uip. . ■ mother s hand. : " '65 8TUDKBAKER llanllop. ’•51 DODGE Coronet 4-Uoor. minds of the legislators was .that i On Stale’.sU lc a is . in Slaiitls have boosted the comoanv'.scompany'.s an-i an Peril Luropc $ Area , Committee STto Rep. .Morgaa Radio, heater, hvdramalir. Police did not say how they were The woman, a petite brunette, public business should be con- Ratlio, heater, fluid drive. NYLON SLIPS meetings,” nual income by $193,000. . .Slate (D-Pa). Morgan has bees tha Ver} clean. $ 1 3 9 5 led to the youth or what role he wore ' a red .polo coat, green Seattle. Feb. 8 iJPi Mi-s. iBalty ducted in open said : London, Feb. 8 (/Pi Driving, rain .senior Democrat under Qor-' tj$ 2 9 5 These nylon .slips are beautifully allegedly played in the holdup.. ' sweater and checked slacks. MacDonald. 49. whose first )Ct‘Hting | Sheehan, who spoke on the subject 1 Hartford, Feb. 8 (/Pi—Distasteful j police In Richmond. Va,. say Jere- effort, "The Egg and I," became matter at a piiblic hearing last i abd aexy jniagw|ne* tmve ^cen^oj'j j miah JMcCray,^^5-yea^-old ^ itincr- and warm southwest winds swept don’s chairmanship and head ef trimmed with nylon lacie at bu.st Federal agents described the A t .his bindover hearing yestci- across much of, Europe today • Ample FREE Parfcin9 , .vear. "I am sure the legislators dered by CJov. Ribicoff to be taken I ant Negro admits five slaying* a subcommittee on the Near AVAILABLE FOR IMMraiATE DELIVERY woman as a friend of the youths day’, Sullivan's signed statement an overnight best .seller. 13 years bringing avalanches and the threat, and hem. Assorted styles in white didn't want to give groups an easy off the newsstands operated by the.| with words "Everybody I ever East oad Africa. Ife baa beea rw-, •till at large. . wui shown to Holden. Th)p state ago. died last night after being ill of flood.* after .the winter’s worst garded oa a middle-of-the-roaier and black. Sizes 32 to’40. Roar of Our $ftort ment said that Wallace waa at his many months. She had cslncer. out by going into exetfulive ses State Board of Education robbed I killed.” . . .Sen. Hum They quoted her as saying two phrey (D-Minp) says Secretary of snow storms. oh foreign policy matters. 'S B , '57, '56 VOLKSWAGENS JW-HAUcogii house but Red put the back dqor "The Egg and I." la story, of life sions in order to prevent the press Ribicoff aaid yesterday he was The o f them came- to her aparUnent FJbOd alerts went out over la >;e "deeply disturbed" when he ''ac State Dulles “ needs votes- for his yesterday to shave off goateels.i;, "When a police epuiser : pulled up in on a chicken rahcii in the Hlgged and public fron) attei "'ng." \ • H-K GREEN $TAMF$ i Kerrigan put jt this way: ' cidentally diacqvered the contents foreign policies B lot more than areas of eaiitern France and Nor IKE TO BEE RED ENVOT Only one of the three iyoutha'in front. bagkwbods country of the Olympic mandy and authorities began: ihoir t • MANCMtSTER ; COHM' " a . •' " I t seems to;'me the intent of of some of the magazines being of praise of right-wing Republicans." Woahhigtea, Feb. 8 Ifl —. TRa *3.98 .0 *5.98 'the. bank waa - described by wlt- Guie andi Berardl, according-to Peninsula. w*!a turned into a 'mo- bilizlng security and rescue uhitsl While Hbuoe ooid ledoy ;V With AU bosh $crfM tlqh picture and was the basis.for the legislature— nfgardle.sa of the fered for sale on the stand.* Brandishing a aaw)ed-oif shot MANCHlSTER MOTOR SALES CORNER MAIN and OAK $TREET$ nesaea aa wearing a goatee. evidence pieced together at the. gun and - a .22 caliber rifle, three In Gerpiany, farmer! and villag A. MeoshilMy. Iha m n hearing, went from the bank to the "M a ind Pa Kettle" movie (to •pecial wording in the law—la .eii"- Ribicoff aaid he ordered Albert “YOUR LOCAf, OLDSMOBILE DEALER’! T' A fourth yputh was at the wheel N. Sherherg, executive secretary mental patlente-. brook out of ers prepared io flee their homes as aaebeaedger anfinad .X. ' e f a get-Away car. Mrs. Darey'i. apartment to change nes. ■ cumvented in allowing a board of -.b a y DWYER, Used Cai* Manacer _ commiaalon to decide arbitrarily ■\ ,-i------. Northern BUtg Hoepitol at Sedro, day win fwooeat Ida SIB WEST CEN”TER ST.—OPEN EVENINGS—MI 9-6427 WarroBta el*o were Isaued for n (Cogitlnaed on Page Two) Wash., after wounding attendant (ConUnned on P ^ Tluae) ' la FroaldwH On arreat ef Marsln fYank Oule, (Coattanod oh Pago Three) (CoatimiM eh Page Blaveh and- without sound causa to go into
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•" :1 ^ \ ■ i8 ' 1 • • RAGE 'raRER ilA^fCHEBTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FE^BRUARY 8, ‘1968 !'■' I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. fcoi^N- SATURDAY. FERRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE TWO for mim qualiflad for elaHeal ar DAR Presents lalaajebs. Coventry Almost two-thirds af the' damaiid I Good Citizen Pin for. women ia In the elaiieal, sales j New York Suspends Sheinwold on Bridge Business Bodies aiM aervica fields. Marked changea i Dr* Bowen Named Chairman occurred in the demand for labor i To Brenda Cote during the past year. In December | TEST YOUR WITS WITH 62, coihmltted in the play o: today's Video Everyday ter High School, wat presented the newly eetabtlahed cutting tool and act as a nominating commit AcUdn Proteated named chairman-treasurer of the American Legion, and Auxiliary, 8 ¥ Q 7 tee, presenting a slate of officers skllled trades while currently, only hand. Get out your magnifying 4 A K 9 7 The Air Fores has bean assigned with a Good Citizena pin at the division of the Browm A Sharpe four per rent of such workers are PHARMACY ate focua the problem of what to Mra. Ralph Morris, director of p.m.. Legion home; North and glass and whistle up the blood >UI Rights Reaefved— (OanffniMd from m ga One) f to be voted on and taKe office for local Heart Fund drive which is South Coventry volunteer firemen, 4 7 3 2 the strategic mission of striking st fl eeting of Orford Parish Chapter, Manufacturing Co. of Providence, ill demand. •94 Center 8t<—TeL Ml 9-9614 do »1th the ousted puptia. the Public Education Assn., said: hounds. See If you can detect the WIST EAST H. T. Dlckeason 4 Ce^ Ina. the second year. •'In attempting to force city and now under way. 'iTils is for the 8 p.m., at their respective fire The ARPA le intraded to eo- an enemy’s homeland and its war- DAR, Thuriday afternoon. R. I. ' More than 800 management and The number of jobs for skilled Ses-k Facilities crime. # ’ 4i 2 state officials to assume their re Willimantic District Heart Assn. houses: ardlnate tpace reMareh In the De- making capacity. The presentation was made to The new organization. Brown A supervisory personnel will make workers dropped from 19 per cent Charle.s H Silver, president of Also, Cub Scout Pack 66, Den West opened the king of hearts, fAK1642 W 10 9133 McElroy also said WiUlsm Hols- to 9 per cent at the present time. PINE LENOX sponsibilities, the board has com About 1.600 letters, with infor and South ruffed and drew one 4 3 3. 4 0 442 fenae Depiertment and etiminAte Miss Cole by" Miss Marion Wash Sharpe's fourtli independent divi up the membership when the ’ os- tie Board of Education, said he 7, at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs. Malcolm GkaSBSl • lUrUera, Gena. dsy will continue as Pentagon sion, will combine the design, man A novel form of advertising In mitted an act of desperation and mation and self-addressed enve 4A983 4QJI0 Uhaasel a New Havsa. Geaa. intertervlce rivalry in thit field. burn. chairman of the good g'anizatinn plans are complete. had visited ElUs Island and Hoff E. C. Devine; Den 8, at 3:30 p.m. round of trumps. He then led the guided missile chief after Johnson ufacture and sale of both high booklet form is being used by. PHARMACY man Island, both in New York almost certainly an illegal one as lopes, have been sent residents in jack of diamonds for a finesse. SOUTH Chaaael M BarUMa. Oesa. YOUR YARN SHOP MeOnroy'e directive setting up citizenship committee. Present as Expected to become one of the with Mrs. Clarence Amidon; Den Cbaaael t t fisrlastteM, V a n . ARPA provides that the agency becomea head of ARPA. Guided t speed fteel.and tungsten carbide largest clubs in the area, an or John H. Lsppen, Inc., inaurors and 299 E. Center 8L—Ml 6-0896 harbor, three years ago with a well." the mail campaign. East won with the queen of dia 4 A K Q J 7 3 3 Ckaaael Si new Brllala, Caaa. (Om Bloch Eaat qf Mala a guest of the chapter was Miss The Civil Liberties -Union i/lled 1 at 5:30 p.m. with Mrs. Albert may farm oyt particular apace missiles, as such, are not a prl- ] cutting tools. It will continue the ganizational meeting was held realtors at 164 E. Center St. view to obtaining detention facili Dr. Bowen has asked that con monds and returned the queen of 4 None Chaaael 4S Halroka, Maas, Betweea Oak a a d 'B lr ^ mary concern of the space agency, Cole’s mother. Mrs. Everett Cole. the new policy "excessively harsh." tributions be sent as soon as pos Chesson; Webelos Den, 6 p.m 4 J 10 I aiaasel n Wateebarr. Caaa. project# to Individual larvicea or The meeting was hejd at the home manufacture of tools at the plant this week Ini the Hotel Statler In One side of the booklet is en ties for delinquent children but South St. Sfhool with Charles clubs. The defendeiis took three McElroy made clear. titled "For Women Only." the that he had becn^ unable to get The Citizens' Committee for j sible. The local campaign com club tricks, defeating the contract. 4 K 4 4 tap the aervicea for acientiata and of Mrs. Hermann Tlemann, 189 S. at Greystone, R. I., and the Nelco Hartford. Lowery and William Shea; boys * Art NtMllRWorii / techniciana. It alto la authorized ARPA for the Ume being will Tool Co., in Manchester. other side Is “ For Men Only.” Each them. Children described the board's ac mittee is comprised of Dr. Bowen, All of the evidence Is in. All of West Nerth East SonSi Main St. Purpose of the club “I* to pro basketball. 7 p.m., Coventry Gram 1 4 Pass 2 4 4 4 SuppliM V to get help from biialneaa flrmi, oversee civilian as well as military vide educational and social pro contains "helpful hints for hap He suggested that the Willard tion as "an abject surrender to j Maurv Cohen and Mrs. Edward the clues are in clear sight. Can ■pace projects. Studies now are un The speaker of the afternoon pressure and an hysterical re SchultheUs. Mrs. Schultheiss mar School; ening lead — 9PE InatltuUons. Engaged Connecticut DAR chairman for ap- mote closer cooperation and coor R. Ryan Jr.; Dan 2 at 3 p.m. with * Ft m forliiM there should be military or clvUlan dination among all levels of man Included tips on keeping husbands ised and used for the suspended mittee urged the state to proceed PTA to Sleet Wednesday nal. He should have made his con cannot awitcli to clubs - without ARPA is given authority to control of apace research and de __ ^ proved schools. Mr*. FUk gave an with plans for work camps for de- j Mrs. Francis Beaudet; Den 3, at otirrAOB s-isll.* acqiiife or build faclUtiea and The engagement o f Miss Felma account of her visits to six of the agement and to assure a continu happy by not falling into such bad children. Coventry PTA will meet at 8 tract giving South a trick with the velopment. habits s'* griping, using hi* razor, Wagner said he was conferring linquent children. \p.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the 7 p.m. with Mrs. Ruppert H ^ g - The crime occurred at the very equipment for development .and Ann kecchia to Leo M. Vuoto is j Mhopis. Two of these schools, Kate ing exchange of mutual beneficial kins; Girl Scout Troop 71, at 7 king. If a civilian apace agency U Ideas.” burning boles in his shirt, needless with otlier city oflirial.s about flna\ "Sending idle delinquents in to, Robertson School. Mrs. Elias F. first trick. South should not ruff Daily Question liU (tt) SUNDAY NEWS ^ teat projects. However, axisting eaUblished. ARPA’a only concern announced by her parents, Mr. and! Duncan Smith In Alabama and p.m.. Nathan Hale Community military facilities "ihatl’ be used Mra. Domenico Recchia, 102 Char-i Tamassee DAR School In South . Morrissey Is representing the ly phoning .him at work and so on. ing some ' temporary facilities" jLhe streets cannot be considered an 1 Clay, school burse of the local the king of hesirts. Instead, ' he As dealer, you hold: Spades A 4:N ( t) BOWUNO 6TABH then will be with projects of po Men are' warned about winking that could be made available to iMswer," said the United Parents public school system, will give a Center; Troop 218,.at 7 p.m,. First should discard a diamond! (1I-M> FACE THE NATION to the maximum extent practica ter Oak St. ! Carolina, are owned and operated saleg division of the Company and K Q'J 7 5 3. Hearts none. Dia (tt-M) OMNIBI'A tential military value. Anderson the accounting division at pretty girls, getting along with handle sirspended pupils. Assn, talk on the health program in the Congregational Church basement. South Ruffs Ace monds J 10 8, au bs K 6 4. What ble,” the dlrlctlve aaya. Her fiance ia the son of Peter; entirely by the National Society. Happy Doers 4-H, 3:15 p.m. with 4iN ( »> FAFL WINt'HELL PROW on the committee. in-laws, fair budget planning and In some cases in the past, stu The New York Teachers Guild town's schools. West continues with the ace of do you say ? , FUEL OIL UMt) WORLD NEWS ROtND- 516 Million Voted legUU*m" afn!ml^g”t?i^ D ^ m j vJoto of Hartford »"'} «*’»■ ' DARDAR. In her talk Mrs. Fisk stated Mrs. Joseph Romano; Needles and CF Congress earlier thlaSveek voted Covello of Saracenh, Italy. ; that she believes these schools are stajing "out with the hoys." dents convicted of delinquency in called the board's action "shocking Hostesses will be mothers of pu hearts (as good a defense as any), Answer; Bid one spade. If part- ; • iM < t4S) TEXAS BANUEE6 Departmenl’a authority to go s.m rans itaiv that Also Included m the booklet are court have beefi sent back to evidence thr,t the city has not pro pils In the fourth grade classroom Pans, 4 p.m., with Mrs. Andrew J. and this time Scaith ruffs. He ner bids diamonds and clubs | MODERN HEATIN8 “ The Blech Kyea ef Teut" 910 million to get ARPA started. ahead with missiles development Miss Recchia is employed by j "perfect examples of Democracy Francis J. Keefe and Francis Buckley Jr.; Potts and Patches, Sullivan, both of Manchester, have spaces for date* to remember and school because there was no room vided schools which can meet the of Robert G. Anderson and the draws one of trumps' and takes the strongly, you may get to a slam, i at its very best (la-M) SEVEN LIVELY ABTS In addition, the administration It and putting McElroy In charge the State Department of HealU\; In action." clothing sizes. 3:15 p.m., with Mra. Ronald Knapp. A “(ieM Beth" asking 9340 million to rim the at the State Office Building in ■ Tea sandwiches, nuts and tea been elected an officers of the Fenn for them in juvenile institutions. needs of our time." combination third and foi^rth ace and king of diamonds. Avoid making a shutout bid on a *-.N>ll LONE BANOKB of space projects for the next Facilities for remanding delin The teachers union said "the grade classroom of- Mrs. Anna Now he can lead the nine of hand good enough for a bid of one. 7. "A Meatltee Fram Ahe" agency in the fitcal year starting Hartford. Her fiance is employed i were served by the holitesses. Miss Manufa'cluring Employes Federal Majicheeter Evening Herald year. bv the Underwood Corp. in Hart- ■ Washburn. Mrs. Herbert Bobb and Credit Union. The outlook for the aircraft and quents either temporarily or for board has been stampeded into a Scelza. diamonds from dummy through (Copyright 1958, General Features ■tmr ROOTS AND SIDLES July I. Other Developments parts industries is uncertain, re long terms are so overcrowded step that is regressive, Illegal and Tax Collector Notice Coventry correapondent, Mrs. F. East. If East plays low. South Corp.) WYMAN'S IM) Sf lENCE nCTION THEA- With both the Air Force and the foi-d. I Mrs. Msrtin AlvOrd. Miss Wash- Keefe will serve as a director tee Dr. John P. Hagen, head of the Tlie wedding w1U take place in burn and Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins ports American Machinist. Me- that the courts put them on parole, probably Ineffectual." Tax Collector Mabel G. Hall Pauline Uttle, telephone Pilgrim discards a club. If East plays the OIL COMPANY JU) ORAL ROBERTS Army racing for a major aaaign- Navy's Vanguard satellite proj while Sullivan is on the supervis May. poured, ______ory committee. Oraw-TIlll publication. They de or probation, or suspend sentence The city has announced plans to will be at either her office in the 2-6231, queen of diamonds. South ruffs. 24 MAIN ST.—TEU Ml t-ISOI (iM ( 1) DR. CHBUTIAN : ment In the apace field, the ques ect, indicated he thought the Unit pend to a large extent upon gov and they return to school. build six more special schools for Town Office Building or her home Declarer then leads a trump to GREEN STAMPS <>t) WEST POINT STORY tion had arisen; Which service The Board also declared a 3H ULM) BEAT THE FLOrK ' ed States has missiles capable of per cent dividend to shareholders ernment orders. And until those The board's new policy was pro maladjusted children. It already on Rt. 31 to collect delinquent tax lit) 1 SEARCH FOR ADVBN- will provide the crews when apace "putting something on the moon." orders give a definite go-ahead for Sex Books Banned Dine & Dance TIRE ahipt ■u'e built? and authorized a 15 per cent Re tested by organizations or parents. has five. es from now until April 1. She 4;W < t) aOPALONO VASSIDV In secret testimony made public Columbia production, output will continue to MORIARTY requests that an appointment be gives the opponents one Every Thurs., Fri„ Sat. < S4» ALL STAB OOLT (4) MEET TEE PBES8 McKlroy, replying to that quet- fund on Interest on loans paid dur decline. The turning point upward Mai. Gee. Jabe R. MeSeelt by the House Armed Services ing 1957, made with her when such direct V r l l j j i a i e 8 O i a n O S heart and two clubs Instead of (Ml BOXING (it) ITALIAN VARIETY ROUE tlon at a newt conference, said: Committee. Hagen suggested the is expected sometime in the second one diamond and three clubs. 4sM (M> ACCENT ON UVINO "In my judgment, the operation BROTHERS Bolton payments are planned by taxpay (tt) ALL STAB GOLF S:M '< t) OBAY GHOST time may be ripe in about a year Lessons in Cooking Planned half. The year should wind up ers. (Continued from Page One) South doesn't care if West has O A K GRILL (M) BACINO raGM aiALEAB ( t) HARBOR COMMAND of manned flight vehicles aeema to try to fire a, rocket to the Eight member* of the Manches about 10 per rent below 1957 In SOI Center S t the queen of diamonds. In that so OAK ST.i MANCHESTER (lt-4») TWENTIETH CENTIRY very naturally to fall within the Thomaa Holll* Jr. ‘South’ Church Notes (M) SATCBDAY rEBrGBK-^ moon. ter Chamber of (Jommerce are these Industries. MI 9-5195 case. West will win- a diamond ANCE "D-D«y Atleeh".: scope of Air Forr,a ■reaponiiibllity.” scheduled to attend the National The First Congregational Church of the board, to see that such • iN ( S) CABTGGN EXrBEM (tt-Ml RAlL OP FAME (C«Ur) In other testimony before that For Girl Scouts of Troop 181 The Nelco Tool Co. is a wholly Methodists Expect over 100 Board of Christian Education will trick, but South will discard one < 1) POFKVE TBEATEB "Heat Brlpher er Tht However, he said thl* could be Chamber’s "Airc*(ie" In Boston magazines are removed. Silver Shalea" same House group. Secretary of owned subsidiary of the Brown A meet at * p.m. Wednesday J» the club on thgt trick and , one club (It) t G’CLGCK EEPGBT__ changed. Sharpe Manufacturing Co. The next Wednesday. "There is no need for such trash later on when he geU to dummy (M( EAHAB o r TBE 4CNOLE 7:M ( t) TWENTY-SIX MEN At the same news conference.! conierence. i ‘— he Air . Force_ _ Douglaswirti kald this | parsonage In the Nathan Hale to be sold in public buildings," the (U> BOWUNO TIItE . , . . ( t) CITY DETECTIVE ■ar-in-nv uirf tha Armv )iaa been > countrv has rocket engines wiin Mrs. Ernest Payne, Girl Scouiw Thomas Morrison, agricultural new division will maintain a sales They are Edward Vl. Glenney, At Father-Son Dinner Tonight Heights development. to lead the last diamond. West (It) LASSIE ^ economist, will take up whether president; John P. Wiet. executive You eon> afford to pos9 up this t«r> governor said. t;U (IS) COVNTEY STYLE. I'.6.A, freed from a 1956 order limiting it I the potential to he- , h»» made arrangements office here. Robert Warfel. recent The Rev. James R. MacArthur.' • ;M < t) THBEE HCSEBTEEBB "The Faajr" ' Troop 181 to take or not it pays to produce quality vice president: Raymond Warren. rHic offtr which ie for a limitod tint* \ He discovered the magazines DANCING ( SI 6EV EINO IM) TWENTY-SIX-t MEN to operating missiles of ranges up | h* •"'* i ly appointed manager of the Man pastor, will attend the overnight (St) OPEN rearing I cooking instructions at the Coh- eggs; William Aho, extension poul- Robert Boyce. Dr. TTiomas Healey. The men of United Methodist^claas; 11 a.m., sermon, "The Lord's were on the stands while reading (It) TEE RIG SflOW to 200 milf*. That limitation ^ « chester company, will continue in only! ministers' pre-lenten study confer the), minutes of a recent meeting "■Illy, The KM" 1;M < I) FKATCRR FILM Ir- necticiit IJght and Power Co. audi tiyman, "Handling, Grading and that capacity. Frank Sheldon, Adam Rhodes and Church will serwe the Father-Son Prayer: A Pattern,” Junior and ence Monday and Tuesday at the (tt) disneVlang "Bella af M. Mery'a" not any longer exlit.” McElroy ^ Seattle, Storage of Eggs"; and Wilmot Robert Schaller. Senior Choirs; the Rev. Theodore of tM State Board of Education POLKAS and (Mi rjlBLT SHOW ( (At) MAVERICR vine. Air Force deputy chief tor! torium in Willimantic. Hollis. a graduate engineer Dinner at 6 p.m. today. Herald Lee 014 First Church, Springfield, Tor th\blind. • :M (.1) rOBEION LEOIOHNAIBB "The SavBce Hllla" is! When those who have already Irish, "Egg Storage Facilities and from North Eastern University, The purpose of the "Aircade” Is February Specialf W. Chandler Jr., pastor. Mass. 0«Ma Eella,v ■•hart Taylor llt-M) AACK BENNY SHOW Greater Mobility I materiel, aald the Air la chairman of the committee A Hat pf several magazines and Dorolliy .MalaNN MODERN ( t) REAVE EAGLE , Explaining the , action is in-1 considering development of completed their requirements com- Equipment. ” All -.-f 10 of Coventry will be guest speakers ing any blam ^for the existence CfneniNBrnpM MUSIC BY SPEOIAUSTS IN . not “stretch thl* out to get into a ‘ vine said this I* an interview with Helen Krause, home service repre agent and Stewart E. Ackerman Before coming to Manche.ster. Issues to be discussed will in- ; St. Maurice Church; Masses at ‘NoHh’ Church Notes 45n4 C'oUr Jockey” storm windows and 2 sto^rpt doors! and will show their puppet collec of the magazinehyon the blind peo WHEEL AUGBraiENT and - strategic mission." ' 'he Sesltle Tinies,______sentative of the power company. his assistant. Hollis headed Tiinco Products, a dude federal spending, tax revi- ! 8:30 and 10 a.m., the Rev. J. Ralph The Second Congregational t;M. C:U. 1C;45 4;U, Site CTlasses will begin Feb. 24 and Personals Sion, federal intervention in ediica- ' tion while discussing the art of Kelley, pastor: the Rev.' Terrence ple who operate the various stands. ART LOW RY’S BRAKE SERVICE New York City firm that did sub Church Sunday School staff will OENEBAL AUTO REPAIR will meet each Monday and Thurs Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Henhessy tion. foreign aid and postal sub NO DOWN PAYMENT UNTH, MAT puppetrj-. Murphy, assistant. meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the STARTS 5UNDAY contracting work. Prior to that he A meeting of the men of the Mitchell 9-4591— 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER day theresfter until they are com of Lake Rd. have returned home worked for the General Electric i sidies. I 8EE.US FOR: United Methodlpt; 9:30 a.m.. church bSLsement. rary OrNNi FnU DomlN# ”L" BEAUS South Wind.sof pleted. after a 4-week vacation in Florida church following the dinner will Church school for nursery, kinder The church choir will rehearse at SA Men’s G i^up layie .MftNafield And AN nil atAr Co. in Lynn. Mass. Awnings e Canopies e Jalousies (tt> ANNIE OAKLET l:M (lt4t( ED SDLLIVAN SEOW Grade 6 girl* will go on Mondays'where they stayed at Islamarido E-Z TERMS discuss the renovation program garten, primary'and senior depart 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the sanc rack AAfl roll A native of Concord. Maas., Hol Combined year-end figures of about to be launched. A model of “Kiss Them CA»I Ia (IS) MOVIE GaaaU: Olaa LatlahrlfMa, and Grade 5 girls on Tiie.sday*. ' m the Kevs. They visited with Mr. lis now lives in Glastonbury with Connecticut's 71 mutual savings ments; 11 a.m., church school for tuary. Mrs. Carl Hansen. Interim To Hear Sch^del POLISH AMERICAN ■ Ralelde Altech" (ially Aaa Raw#, Jaek t^r- They will leave Yeomana Hall im- and Mrs, Leslie Burnett, formerly the proposed restoration of the junior and intermediates. 9:30 and choir director and organist, will be For Me” “Jamboree” l;M ( t) NEWS. SrOKTS A WEATH- ' .ter. G(aaae Talaal aad lha Rev. Nehon, 96, to Preach his wife and three children'. He . banka reveal new record highs in FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION church building will be, shown. ChianiNSroDa F.B Harlem Batkelhall M a n , mcfiiately alter school and will be of this town, who now make their expects to move to Providence in deposits, total resources, number 11 a.m. worihlp: Sermon, "House In charge. The group will begin The newly organized Men’s ^el- CLUB ( S) ANNIE OARLEY . Rdly Keaay, Rally aad Arry, back there just after 5;1.5 p.m permanent home there. At 3 p.m. tomorrow, the church NNd Caier 4:e{. 7:4# the near future. of depositors snd dividends paid Beautiful” , Boy Scouts to attend preparations for the Easter music low'ship League of the Salvation S. 5:Se. f:M 106 Clinton St., Manchester ITt) HAWKEVE The Naarata, The Brasat- Parents sr* asked to see that their Mrs. Benjamin Wittenberg and j bell will toll to signal the begin in uniform, nursery for young chil program. Army will precede its meeting to^ (It) TV TIHF. (la, aamberc fram "Rddytkr At 11 a.m. Service Tomorrow them as well as in total savings ning of the drive to raise funds for FREE AD.MISSION ( t) DEATH VALLEY DAY* BeaatHal" girls are picked up promptly. infant daughter. Edie. have re- tank facilities, according to a sur Bill Tunsky-MI 9-9095 dren in educational wing; the Rev,. Co-Op hlothers night at the Citadel with a potluck Wed.: "Tarnished Angels" I t) VICTOBY AT 6EA (tt-M) STEVE : AIXF.N SHOW Mrs. John Him and Mrs. Payne turned to their hoine oil Pine St. Dr Jacob A. Segal, chief of the renovation. 'Men of the church Mothers assisting with claasei bb vey released by the Savings Banks’ Carlton T. Daley, pastor. at 6 o'clock, each member bringing (It) MEET ME AT MAXWELLS (Calar) G aeata;-A Saatb- The Rev. Roacoe Nelson, 99, will* District Repreaentative in Con- will transport the sixth graders from Windham Community Me- cardiology at the Manchester Me will call on members and friends Monday: 3:45 p.m., junior choir for the coming week of the Coop something for the meal. (tt) WHIELY HIED* era. Kydie Oarme, Ste.e morial Hospital, has been reap A.ssocialion of Connei ticut. of the parish to accept pledges. (St) HIGHWAY PATROL Lawreare. Gaa Raylat aad preach the sermon tomorrow at 11 ' gres* between the hall and W’illimantii moiial Hospital. .M the same time, a mild down rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. adult Bible erative Nursery and Kindergarten Leland Hamilton will preside and the MaiJUlaa .Matlaa Pie- pointed as medical conaiittant to They will report back to the church (M) ROBIN HOOD a m. in South Windsor Congrega Flood Named to Boikrd' .Mrs. Morpa-n Hills and Mra study class at parsonage. in the SecOTd Congregational Police Chief Herman Schendel □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 1:M ( I) FEATrRK FILM tare atrarde, Heaay Vaaaf- John Flood of Main St was se-i, Thompson, the fifth graders Manchester Evening Herald Co turn from the unprecedented gains at 5 p.m. when light refreshments <3. maa tional. Church. Father of the pre.s- the Rogers Corp. Young People’s Events <3iurch classroom include: Mrs. will be the speaker. Col. David "T h e Parple P U ia " lected to fill the unexpired Board Meetings Scheduled lumbia correspondent, Mr*. Don In arddition to hi.* normal fimc- of 19.56. both In the rate of deposit will be served. Robert Simmons, Mrs. Henry Gan- ( t) aWORII OF FRF.EUOM l:S« ( LtS) ADVENTCRE AT K(DTT ent cjiurch minister, he served as growth and in mortgage activity is The Junior Fellowship of the Coy, Southern New England Di ANOTHER TREAT FOR YOU (lt-4t) PRRRT MASON of Education term created by the \\orkshop will meet .Mon- ald R. Tnftle. .ACademy *-.*4.15. tlona'in this rapacity, he is placing ....NOW RENTING Tickets Available kaufskie. Mrs. Wesley IjCwIs. Mrs. ISLAND "K«|>erlBieBt With pastdl of the tVindsor Church for reflected. Th|s trend waa shared in Congregational Cliurch will hold a vision, is expected. Edward C. El "The raae af The Orara- A Traitar" 40 years. re.signatlon of Dr. Robert V Wil- ^ight at 8 o'clock at the home .special empha.sis on heart consul Tickets are now available for Valentine Party at the Community Robert Visny and Mrs. Edward Kyed Kialrr" common hy livings banks and oth liott, 18 Orchard St., grand old (tt-St) PEOPLE ARE FE-NNY Subject of his sermon will be llama. A formed School Building Mrs. Irving Lbhr. Everyone at- tation work at the Rogers plants the St. Patrick's Day social to be Hall tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Troutman. CommiUee member and Ells\vorlh (.ending ia asked to bring a cony er thrift institution; nationally. held at St. Maurice Church on Mothers n.ssisting with similar man of the Army who was invited, (St) K EEP IT IN THE FAMILY ROW Is the "The Boldness of Pete and John," Floods, Avalanches located in Manchester, Willirhanlic The Rev. and Mrs. Tlieodore W. has sent a message saying he will SUNDAY BUFFET t:M ( t) WATERFRONT DONT WAIT time ta Tlie new church addition will be High School Latin teacher. Flood gf ^ favorite recipe, with the storv and Rogers. March 17. They may be obtained Chandler Jr., and Mrs. William A. classes for the coming week in the PRBKY COMO SNOW hss been a Democratic Town Cot)i- i PARK CHESTNUT be unable to attend. He is ap fColori OMFsit; floitas laft. Block op on liquid refreshments (Jertlcated in ceremonies commenc of its origin. ---- - I Frederick W. Kawsm of 80 Ver from Mrs. George Maneggia, Mra. Roberts and Mrs. LawTence Con Nathan Hale Community Center 3:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. mlttee member for four year* and Peril Europe Area classroom include: Mrs. E. M. proaching his 96th birthday. Ra.a and'.Marv Kaye. THa for the weekend. ing at 3 p.m. Four Sunday School Mrs. Arthur Pepin and Mrs. William F. Healy, assistant sec-j non SI. ' J. Ernest Aspinwall or Mrs. An- verse Jr. have been invited as CHOICE OF ROAST BEEF, TURKEY, (tt) C'OrNTKT Sir*IC JtJIlL East Windsor Hill resident for 14 Maneggla Boisvert. Mrs. Robert E. Clapp. claaaf(k}ms. a new kitchen, minis Louis Soracchi will be hostesses. retarv with the Rc.sol ite Insurance po.^ilion of a.s,4i.Btnnt rorporflt^ thony Armentano. Mrs. -waiiruK*" ; guests Next to hte Hon, the m ale, BAKED HAM. Etc. LEE years, The Parent-Teachers A.ssn. will (Continued from Page One) and Mrs. Aspinwall will also take j Methodist Youth Fellow- Mra. William Perkins, Mrs. Robert l;St (lt-M> DICK A THE OCCEE6* ter's study and enlarged basement Co. was pre.sented a gold wiist trust offirrr of thf C'onnertirtit tiger is the largest of cats. 'The' _ ( I) SCOTLA.Vn YARD SIU( CITY **8TDRK* are Inchuled in the expanded facil 'T lie question of whether or not meet in Y'eoman.s Hall Tuesday Bank A- Tru.st ('o. APARTMENTS telephoned reservation's^ . which ^ ^ jneet at 7 p.m. tomorrow P, Bowen, Mra. Alvin R. Goodin, 261 N. Main SL—.Ml 9-13M to hold s cBUfiis caused consider watch Thursday m rerogmtinn of Mra. Francis Shaw, Mrs. Ralph M. tiger may measure more than ten ! LJ t:N ( (At) LAWRENCE WELE ities.- Tlie minister's study will be night st 8 o’clock. The program tributaries of the Danube ap Kawam joinorl th^ rowpany’s should be made before March 10.',at United Methodist Cliurch. They SHOW able (liscu.uion at the meeting. .4 proached flood levels. his 10th anniversaiy with the lom- Bums and Mrs. Richard W. Gron- feet from nose to tail tip and p i $2.95 (It-M) GALE STORM SHOW a memorial to Rev. Roscoe Melt- will be built around Boy Scout corporate trii.st «nvci! by the Security ) be followed by a program of enter morning. Shrubs Talk Slated (tt-M) POLLY BF.RGKN SHOW (U-4S)1tV TBEATEB reached on the siiliject. ways. Masses of wet snow loosed the companv'.s office* in Hailford I»cal residents interested In (tt-tl):»T.. V. SHOW Starrias Emanuel Congregational Church Council, will introduce .Scoutnia.s- Fillet National B.ank of An- tainment In the church hall. Junior MYF will also meet at 7 Gaeata: Gardaa MacRaa Democratic Town Commlllee by rain crashed down from roofs sf by E, K. Soribner. pre.sident 4 Rooms, 4 i Rooms, 5 Rooms landscaping are invited to a meet t;M (It-M) HAVE GI'.N. Dlaah Shara (Calar) Gaeatai in kartford Is .scheduled to ad ter Wilbur Fletcher and Cub Healy. who live.* at 5 Overland jjeles. He aNo wor ked for the Fed Mrs. Anthony Maneggia. Mrs. p.m. tomorrow at the church. WILL TIUVEL M a rt^ a a d Gaarer Chiaaisl- f?liairman Harry J. Odium said this La Chaiix-De-Fonds. renter of the ing at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Ver “ FOOD dress the gathering. He is a direct Sooutma.ster Edward MacDougall. St., is a graduate of the University eral Pve!8orve Bank of Bo.alon be Keeney Hutchinson, Mrs. Ernest STATE H m fO R O FUR ( I) PI'BLir nEFENDKB aa, Aaa Blythe, Sleva Allaa descendant of Jonathan Edwards, matter woijld be brought up again Scout.* will conduct an invean- Swi.ca watrhmakinr industry, seri fore ffoinjj to the California bank. Aspinwall and Mrs. George Man non Center Conregational Church. AVEY’S (SS-lt) GINKLE -MaeKENZIE t:M ( t) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY at a meeting srheduied for Feb. of Connecticut Insurance School $105.00 $118.00 $130.00 . Manchester Eveoing Hei»ld Bol EVERY *ROW, Gaeata: Dale Rahert- ( S-SS) YOl' ASKED FOR IT original minister of the church, tiire ceremony and Cubs will ex ously injuring a woman and dam Rubv Fsvretti. extension garden 21. At that time, delegate proceduie and Vale Technical Institute. He eggia will be hostesses for the ton correapondent, I^ris D’ltalia, MOOD” aaa aad Raady ftparha (IS-M> ALFBED HITCHCOCE who took an active part in many hibit their handwork. By-laws will aging parked aulomohlle.s. Accmdinj; to the State Kmploy- meeting of the St. Maurice Council telephone Mitchell 8-3845. speciali.st from the University of "T h f Esaallier" and eommittee rules will be con joined the company as a Junioi Connecticut, will di.scuss "Land 1I:'m ( S) NEW* A WEATHKB local and regional activities, sr- he presented for consideration of At Stalden. a mountain cable car underwriter, iaiei- transferred to ment SrrvK'e, ihA deiuand for labor Call of Catholic Women Monday at 8 ( LAS) SIIKE WALLACE INTEB-,1I:N ( t) NES%,AND WEATREE rortling to early histories and town sidered. revision Mra Emil Malek will ar was blown down by a violent gust a.** mea.Rured by the nuinher of job scaping Your Home Using Native n i K VIEW Oaeal: Pearl Baeh, • ( t) d a m e t i m e .Seveial communications were re- Claims and. in 19.52. was made p.m. at the Rectory. aareliat. i (It) THE SM.t CHALLENGE rfJcnrds range for refreshment.*. I of wind, but its impart was cush The Holy Name Society of St. Plants and Shrubs.” He will show The'Rev. R Winthrop NeL'on reived soliciting mipport in coiulrg rnipervieoi of the EaMet n Depart- | opentnp.^ on file with ofnee.^ m the LOUIS U V i n , Ml 3-0676 slides on planning a home land (IMd) GI'NSMOKE (K -M ) |k>RETTA TOI NG BROW ' _ml..__ - M I.«.4 • M Me tstfev V.-savYt * Ital Statistic* ioned by deep snow The only pas- ment. He has been a.s.«istant set re- Hartford area declined by 62 per Maurice Church will hold its Ital Local Woman □ □ □ PD □ □ □ □ □ □ □ (K-St) END OF THE BAIN- "bear Nilhmaa" Jr South Windsor Congregational elections including two from scape. as well as discuss lawns and BOW (U) AIWJ!NTI:BF, AT SCOTT Vital .'rtati.'tica relea.sed by Town ■senger escaped with a broken leg tary eince Healy is married - ‘’<'nt dunnp the year, ian Night program Wednesday Cihurch pa.'tor. and many church Thomas J. Dodd and Emilio Dad- and bruises. AGENT ON PREMISES 1 to 7 P.M. DAILY the kinds of shrubbery available. ll:lt ( S) CHA.MPION8HIP BOWUNG . YSLAND dario. Dodd ia running for Senator Clerk Hubert P. Collins this week and has three children. j One-lluid of the cui rent Job when members and guests will be lt:tl ( t) CODE S (U1 (KCRTLAND YARD individuals and groups have done show a record number of marriages Scotland and northern England G>usin of Man The session is the first in a lt:lt ( If FEATCBE FILM and Daddario. a former Wesleyan , , 1 openings are for men. Of these. served a spaghetti-dinner, ENDS TODAY: "TARNISHED ANGELS"—"SLIM CARTER” (It) I LED THBEE MVK* the planning for the new addition performed here during 1957. The dug out from the worst smwatorni SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. series of two meetings on the sub CLM) VOCE HIT PARADE r'FltfaU" University football great l.-i peeking CD IlMiimea Schedule and for th» dedication ceremony. 41 inarHages on iecop are not. in to years. Mountainous drifts The rc.sults of s "coupon rfay " ■'’" '‘-T '’' ’'"''' ject. The second meeting will be FLAMES (Calar) ll:M.'fa'l|j).NKWS REPORTER A election to the House of Repiesenl- survey conducted by the Chamber CIS while another one-quarter are The Civil Defense organization Hurt in Crash (U) Et^LY LATE SHOW W WEATHF.B Church Service. however, all local re.sident.s. There blocked roads and delayed express held at 8 p.m. Feb. 20 in the Green- Sunday Fenhire **lfloBde Ice" HAT'* MV LINEr ativea in Congress. of Commeice indicates that 9.5 per will resume lt.s regiilar series of Chobot Post No. .52. American St. Francis of Assisi -Church were niinierou.s out-of-.stale cou trains to arid from London for meetings Thursday at 8 p.m. at the ContinuoUa .3:15 (M) HKIHWAY PATROL )l DIRECTOR'S FLAT- Masses will he held at 7. 8, 9. 10. rent of the firms contacted found i I^egion, home on Wall St.. South HlRAYCHARUffi . i:sE ples who came here, had the re ho.urs. A train from Whitby was CD shelter. The meetings are (Continued from Page One) From 2 P.M. STATE 6:25-9:25 11 :M (It) S m n . W EATBEB A end n a m. Manchester Evening Herald business during the ,5-day period Coventry. The programs are spon .SPOBTS HE LATE SHOW Smith Windsor correspondent El quirement.* waived for one reason stuck temporarily in a lO.fool scheduled for every other week at ( t) N EW * Tareyer Amber" The Rev J, William L. Graham to be the same or belter than last sored by the Tolland' County ex STARTS TOMORROW K EARLY LATE SHOW more Burnham, telephone .Mitchell (ir another bv the Judge of Probate, drift. Coast Guards who watched the same time. the championship team home from • , ...... ’ .( (tt) CERTAIN TIME will speak on "Summons of the ...... its _ progress______afrom_____ a cliffrtop mm saidU year's sales piomotlon. tension service. 2o (M) NEWS "Fat Yaa I Die" S-.VWK). and were married by the local Jus Miss Jeanette Sumner of head a soccer match in Yugoslavia, hit Daw^g:' during the regular Sunday only Its smoke slack wa* \Hslble at A total of 42 firms participated j a 2-story house and a gasoline- pirls Team Wins tice of the Peace, -Mrs. Elizabeth quarters and administration re The Williamettes Girls’ Basket- morning worship service at Wap- D, Hutchins. time*. and .sponsored 92 coupons. The .*ur- j ports there is a backlog of accum filled shed just beyond the end of C f ^ R V G i v w v r ping Community Church to be held In Scotland, an .Automobile vey revealed that two firms had a | the runway on its third takeoff all team won its second game of l‘.S. Inconip Top* Forty-four birth.* were recorded ulated Information to be passed on the season this vieek by defeating at 10:45 a.m. for 1957, a.s compared to 4 2 ir,, 19.56. A.ssn. spokesman said, "virtually decrease in biisine.s.*. seven found ' to division heads at the meeting attempt from Munich-Reim air ja y n e m ansreld A visitor In Siiffield. the Rev all traffic has been brought to a business about the same and 3.5 the Ixmg Lane School Girls' Team Mr. Graham tomorrow will fill the New York The aggregate in There were 18 deaf, s a.s compared Thursday. port. of Middletown, 35 to 23, in a game standstill." Conditions were de firms had a bu.sine.ss inciea.se. Seven of Britain's top soccer pulpit vacated by the Rev. David come of the 172.00.000 people in to 1.2 the year before. The.se two Polio Drive Boosted played at Middletown. SU2Y PARKER the United Slates probably ex scribed as "very bad" in North The low increase reported was 2 The local polio campaign re stars and eight British Sports flOockett. who retired following have kept on a fairly even keel for "The local team will play at 7:30 ceeds the combined income of the a 'number of yeans. There are .sel Wales. per cent: high increase was 31 per, FR EE ceived $59'.60 through ' "dime writers were among those killed. death of his wife. Fi-oni Italy came reports of rent while the average was 15 per p.m. Friday against the Holy Potter Endoraed' 600.000.000 living in Europe and dom any of the babies born in boards" placed In 20 business The crash endsBigered British Family Academy Girls' Team of sunny spring like weather. A year cent. One fiiin reported an increase places in town durmg January. chances for the World Soccer cup. ' Hartford...... County...... High .Sheriff Rus.sla. And it far surpa.sses the town, however; and Collins waits Baltic in a game at St. Mary's Iwi)i6fi6 Roiiltiy meet- Janitrol Package Store, Holland Candy j players and spectators will observe the Sky,” 7. p.m., Brookmoore ing ia acheduled for Feb. 13 at 8 gets an early start in Denver. Thonias .1. Morris.sey of 128 Woman Tell Police p.m. in the Rockville High .School. This season a total of 387 teams canipfleld Rd, and Earl E Ander- INSPECTION! Kitchen. Dr. A. A. Lc'venlhal's of a moment of silence. Players will IhrVSCfft'l Model FES fice, Red Emlier Restaurant, 6 and' wear mourning band.s. (W) WRESTLINO 1I:U ( t) WORLD'S BEST MOVlEg "Meeting the Competition with are participating in the Denver 94 pjtkln .St have been 44 Package Store, Esso Service While groups of relatives and U :U (It) MILLIO.V DULLAB MOVIE "Tha Vearllar" - (Quality Eggs'' is the subject to be public schools junior basketball n*„Tcd to the advisory committee "T h e Uuckalrra” II iN I It-M) SENDAY NEW S 8FEELU, piogram. ' ______gas-fired furnace! Station, Sunoco Service Station, friends arrived in Munich, BBA ( t) FKATl'RK FILM 11 :M (It) MILUON OOLLAE MOVIE Details of Bank Robbery diaruaseri. Joe'a Barber Shop. Laurelston officials prepared to transport the j "T h e Nixht af the H aaler" tUal Side of Heavea't We'll inspect your burner from tank to ( «) WORLD'S BEST MOVIES (M) NinVS AND MEVlKWa Sorvice Station, A and B Tire Co. bodies back to. England. The bodies (U) LATE SHOW II:M (53) SEW S - f -■ and the 'Villa Louisa. were not expected to b«-released ll;.Vt (53) NEWS II ;M ( 3) NEWS AND WEATHER (Ytontinued from Page' One) |a.m.. l(ift and retumed at about | chimney without' obligation! until Sunday or Monday when tt:M ( 4f> NEWS A PREVIEWS tt:M (») LATE NEWS A WEATREE J2;45. police asserted. While Wal Church Notes- FO R A ItiU (tt) NEWS A WEATHER U :t t ( t> NEWS Bolton Congregational: 9:30 German authorities complete lt :M ( 1) NEWS A WEATHER their clothes and- shave their lace stayed in the getaway car. he j % S-m., Church school and adult Bible autopsies. DELICIOUS l:tt (It) SILLION d o l l a r MOVIE beards, I told police, the three entered the ' When’* the last time you had your plant looked "draloB iy" M O l^ A Y bank. ' ( I) NEWS Mra. Darcy atated that they told > lX:t6 ( I) NEWS b,er to go out and purchase razor | "1 atood.by the door with the; at? Chances are it needs an expert inspection. (It-M) HOTEL COSMOPOLITAN shotgun," the juvenile told police, ; SUNDAY (tt-M) TIC TAK OOEOH blades and new clothing.'While in, SWEETEST THOUGHT FOR VALENTINE'S DAY Now i* the time to do it.! We’re equipped and tt:l5 (It-M) LOVE OF LIFE a 'drug atore, she waa told of the’! Sulll\T(n related to pijlice that , SUNDAY ( t) REGS BENNY he threw, some shotgun shell.*, out ; qualified to check it from= attic to basement.,., lt :M ( S) CBtlSAUER BABBIT- M:M ( I) HOLLYWOOD'S BEST bank sUckup and thought that I ( t) MOVIETIMK U.8.A. the car window as they drove from (It) SEARCH FOR TUMURRUW Gule and Berardl were In on It. ' 1 SHADY GLEN to give it a clean bill of health or suggest remedies NOW APPEARING AT'THE (It) EYE ON CONNECTICl'T (tt-M) IT COCLD RE YOO the bank. He paid the police ci-utser , (tt) CARTOONS (M) MID-DAY MOVIE After buying some shirts for the arrived at hi* house, five minute.* for any ills found. We can also fill your tank with DINNER (M) WE.STERN THEATER U:U (It) THE OCIOl.NG UGHT . two men for 111' and $13 of my own (M) LET’S TAKE A TRIP after he and Wallace did, accord- | DUBONNET BLACK CHERRY 11:15 ( S) COMEDIES 1:M (It) rONNECTICCT LIFE money she told investigators she Ing to the statement. j twin-action Mobilheat —the fuel oil that cleans U:M (It) WILD RILL HICKOK (M) AT HOME WITH' KITTY returned to the apartment and (eatufiR9 •* (M) DOEGLAS FAIKBANKS Asked this morning wheie the ' ( t) L’M VERSITV OF MICHI ordered them to leave. They appar as it heats. Held Over! Ends Tuesday! MARCO, POLO GAN , 1:U (It) NEWS other thiee had gone, the boy ICE CRRAM Multi- Thtrmtx Heotino (tt) RAMAR OF THE dL'NCLE 1:M (It) AS THE WORLD T C R N t ently went to the diner where they RESTAURANT (SS) NEWS stated: "I have no idea. They were OUR NOMINATION FOR ACADEMY TRY HOWARD .lOHNSON'S (4t) MQLLIE met Wallace, and fled together. 1 all going to leave town. We were Heart • ie*t, ecenemitol Call us today for expert advice, famous twin- 1250 BUBN8IDE AVE.—EAST HARTFOBD 1:16 ( t) WE BEUEVE (M) 1;M PLAYHOrSE The woman told police she had (It) SrNDAV REPORT l:M lit) AT HOME WITH KITTY going to aplit the money four For BetsrvAtlont: BU 9-9225 or BU 9-9768 been keeping company with Gule , . . have 6 Bweethcarl of a .sundae at keet • big cepocity action Mobilheat I , 11.07. HEAVY STEER (tt) POLKA PABTV 1;M (ItMt) BEAT THE CLOCK wavs,” AWARD (M) SCNDAY P IC T C R F .______( S) TV SYMPHONY while living on allotment checks He claimed he hasn't received 1:11 (lt):«EPOBT FROM WASHING (tt) FEA'TJ'KE from her Marine htisband. now the counter, or serve it with cookie.* or blewer • long life I CHARCOAL MOILED CARL ANGELICA TON S:M (It-M) ROTSE PARTY anv of the loot. He said he wanted AND HIS ORCHESTr X l:tt ( t) ,Y0I;B VOICE IN WASHING ( 1) FAMOUS PLAYHOrSE stationed In the South. She said to back out of the robbery at the cake for a delightful party refre.shment. • teg ecosemy HONORS! TON ( t) AMERICAN BANDSTAND she and a girl friehd met Gule :|,d last minute but . "I was afraid FeaturiDK: • (It) SUNDAY FICTVRK (tt-M) KITTY FOYLE Berardl in the diner about a month . • ceagect beouty •••aaa^aaaaaaaaaa**' M o b ilh e a t . (tt) FRONTIERS OF FAITH they'd call me 'chicken.' ” SOl.ONt MOBIl MtAIING Oil Cy Quinto at the Orffan . . . l:tt ( 1) I SEARCH FOB ADVEN- ago. . ; "Do you think'these other boys T l'R E • beelthfvl {leeslhteii Fred Vale at the Drums . . . S:t6 ( t) FFUTCRK .FILM ______LINCOLNaMERCURY "Dl(d the boys, leave any money | would shoot ?” asked Holden. Carl at the Trumpet . . . ( t) WORLD'S He ST M O IIE S TOPS IN FINE CARS! In your apartment.” aaked Simon J "Yes. sir;” he replied. (M) CERTAIN TIME 'B. Cohen. U.S. district attorney. . "Did they decide to, shoot it out STEAK (tt) THIS I8.YOER WORLD In filnnehester !^bey’ra At •’No,” she replied.'"! didn’t see; Complete DUmer ALSO APPEARING, LOCAL TV ^ITAR X :tt (St) W lSIH lli with police if they had to ?" the CALL Mlteholl 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY S:t6 < t> DOEBLE FEATERE any money.” . |commissioner pressed. FREE DEMONSTIIMIOII 400 ESIlMtTE FRANK MURPHY (It) FEBSFECTIVE „ MORIARTY IROTHERS The government attorney aiked ; The boy nodded Jiis head affirm IM) VOETH WANTS TO KNOW SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS (lt-4l> LAST WORD - 915 Center St.. TeL m S-51S5 a 920,000 bond in her, case to hold atively. Panciog Evei'y Thurs« Fri. and Sat. a r f'f A ."f ■ pi I • . . ■■ ..dV ( 'I: / ■ it-’ >' A . " / . k A - s.. i y. / N '■
' ' V ■ ■ ■ A MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1958 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958
Ail of which, of cour**, la true. Veattgators were thtls strlptilng C orrectloitio n W K N B - t M W T IO ^ U M Patents Work^ iHanrl|PBlpr , But we feer that thU Senate the image, somethinjg new waa be 3 Liberal Reds Lose WOCO—18#8 Daily Radio^ W PO P—141* Harold W. Fisher, co-author ■pe^h, like Mayor Wagner'e let ing throwm about the terribly bare Lawmakers Push WDBO'i-lS88 Boeteni Standard Ttme \AVHA»-Sli , of a recently pubiiahrid text lEopniitg IfpraUt ter, will leave the auto makers un- shoulders o f/ M r. Hoskbis, the rCry Beloved,"^ book. "Blueprint Reading and plumber’s pm—a reputation for Jobs in East Germany HBlULC^^SiTINO INC. impretteeil. A fter the mayor s letter Sketching for Electrical Trades 13 Bluell ^ c c t was received, a apokeaman for one having an \magtnatlon that knowa rn* following progruB oebod^ **' —^Commercial.” resides at 3 M»nc.l»»t»r.'C<>nn. To Lift News Ban Offered Here Academy S t It was erroneously no boundi and a pen of consider jlM ara suppUed oy' Um radio' . . ICantlniMd fitan Pltge One) THOMAS r KfcRGUa^ company blandly aaaerted that the WDRC—Cleveland Drch^iCstrs reported In TTiuraday’s Herald WALTER R rBROL'SON St. dames’ R. C. Church managemanta and ar« subjact to WPOP-Juse Bos 8ai Night I car-buying pubic still prefers the able persuasive power. Concordia Evangelical Enthemn ^ 7l36- \ (Cdatinued from Pag. One) ■ By THOMAS DAWKINS that the head of the Electrical Fraudulent Sale Pubitilicri Rev. John F. Haaaoa, Pastor tlianga without notiet. clearly that Ulbricht personally EouudM] October i. IWl big car to the small one by a Church WHAY-t3ut>psr iarenads Weekend Skating Alan Paton’f "Cry the Beldved I Department' at the Howell Winter and Carden Streets Rev. dames T. O’CouncU lit. wnc—MoniKr and hia tough policies have won 'HAY—PoUu Party called to act on unemployment and Country" waa preaenUd ^ Id a y Cheney Technical School lived Claimed in Suit their severest teat against so-called ptibUabed Eeerj Betunt E»ce^ margin of 80 to 1. The Rev. Erich Brandt, Pastor Rev. dohn P. Blanehfleld usk oom WDRC—Cleveland Orchestra SuBdAva and Molldayi Entered at the -M M WPOP-Word of Ufe eth er. matlera, may be reached aveRing by yie Bishop’s Company et 87 Avondale Rd. What the spokesman ignored, I\'an Beckwith Rev. doseph H. McCaan “ M .. , ■ No skating will be permitted liberal elamenta in the party. Poal Ofttca at Mancheater. Conn., aa _-Sns iomefime next 'week. Governor to a moved audience in the Sanctu Mrs. Stella Robbins of 73 Trebbe Wbllweber. a 59-.vear-old veteran Organist and Choirmaster today or tonight at Center Second Claaa Mall Matter ____ however, .was the phenomenal -IRC—Ntws Rsportsr Rihicoff, legislative leaders and ary of the Second Congregational Dr. haa been named in a suit al Connecticut Sunday. Masses: WPOP—News Spring! ' Pond or Cfiiarter Oak Communist fighter, hecauv head of SUBSCRIPTION RATES growth In popularity In only the officials of the State Labor and Church. ■' leging she . fraudulently sold her tfe East German Secret Police in Siinday, Feb. 9; Sexagesima For adults 8, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 liU — Park, It was reported this Payable In Advance WUAY—Polka Party Devetopriient agenclet meet Mon The play la tragic in structure, house in an attempt to put it be 1953 to crush rew in s of on anti One Year ...... S15 6U last few years of the cheaper to o'clock with two Massea at 9, one morning. However, a Park , 7 75 Sunday: WeeC—Musk atuoss WHAY—Rerensde la Blue day morning to discusa the sub- admonitory in intent and a tre Lawyer Backs. yond reach of creditors. communist uprising. Western In S(« Montha ...... buy, cheaper to operate small cart. Yankee 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. in the main auditorium for adults WKNB—P M Department spokesman said Three Montha ...... S.9U WTIC-Monltor Ject.. mendously bsautiful experience. The plaintiff, Mrs. Jean Para telligence sources had accented the 8:45 a.m.. Early Service; ser and one for the children in the W n c—Ross Miller WDRC—Beu NIte Country Style skating was expected at both One Month ...... 130 Small foreign cars have found a « By A. H. 0. WDRO-Let’s Dscorau Bracken’s Ruling "The. underlying tragic theme la dise o f East Hartford, claims Mrs. Communist explanation that, ill Weebly — ...... , .10 mon. "Which W ay Into tha Jli- basement; and two Masses at 10, WPOP—Tttnpo Banditssd WPOP—Juke Boa Saturday Night areas Sunday. Hockey may be the breakdown of Christianized Revaluation .. .06 rapidly growing iplirket here, and In his first Interpretation of Con played Sunday at Center Robbins was attempting to avoid health caused'him' to ask removal Single Copy ...... ture?” one In the main auditorium and tl3 »- WHAY-^Uero'a to Vote Zulu rural society as its soil Is a $25,(XX) attachment Mrs. Para the production of a smaller wheel The "friendly” competition be- WHAY—Heart Asan. WTIC—UConn ve Maine necticut’s “ right to knmv” law. Springs Annex, weather per- last Nov. 1. MEMBER o r _ 10:15 a.m.. Later Worahlp Serv- one in the basement. V/iXe Mus« iOKni Bracken ruled; washed away: thus forcing its An attorneys for three Main St. dise’s attorney had served on her THE ASSOCIATED PRhSS base model b^a put back on his tween the two atrongest avowed germon, "Which W ay Into tlje W ldlB -P M ’ WDRC—Bat. Nlto Country Stylo mittinng. Hopra Sunday will be 'Hie announcement today said - WPOP-Juko Boa Baniriay; Night “ Closed sessions of-a public ad young men and women Into the owners now /eeeklng changes In In connection with a previous suit The Aaaoclaled Preae la exclualvely feet a donjeatic manufacturer who candidates for the Republican gu- ^ h . Junior Choir will St. Bridget’s R. C. Church WTIC—Rom Miller •^10 to 10. Wollweber waa ousted for "viola entitled to the use nl reiiubllcatlnn ol orMi WDRC—Adventures tn Sciencs ministrative or executive body can cities, where their morals are their own /property valuations Also named aa a defendant in bematorial nomination la guayan-; ^ ..p ^ et Jatria” award Rev. dohn d. Delaney, Pastor VHAY-l-aiiaielts Novona ' formed by their reactions to the tions of the party statutes.” all newa diepatchei credited to It. or was sinking fast under the dead WPOP—Tempo Bandstand be held at any time for the purpose swung behina a move to get a com the fraudulent conveyance action, not othenrtae credited In thia paper anteed to be friendly in the sense presented to Ronald Wa- Rev. Stanley E. Itestlllo tl48- WTIC—UConn vs Kaino Engaged oppression of the white man, the Engage^ Oelsner waa purged for "repeat- and alao Oie local newa publlahed here. weight''of two typical "gargantuan WDRU-GUhtrt Uigbtt of deliberation and consicieration pletely new/revOluatlon here today. which attaches the Trebbe Dr. ea violations of ti ■ discipline of that both represent the same ),reck. Rev. Dennis R. Hussey WHAY—Parade ot MusK WPOP-Uound Dog Bradley Field said that six to 12 Intensified economic struggle and All rlghta of rcpubitcatlon. of epedal w ove—MUSIC Ro-UB- - by the members thereof of matters Support to r the movement start house for $25,000. waa a local real the Politburo and for reriisal to dlapatchea herein are alao reaetred monsters." school of'political thouglit and the . 2 p.m,, lAither Leaguers meet ' Assistants Engaged inches of ^now would have been the total absence of /amlly. The engagement of Miss Nancy WKNB-P.H. ^ WHAY-nLaBaletto Novtaa that require official action by the The engagement of Miss Ruth ed by Churman Wilbur Behnett of tor, Charles Leaperance, who pur conform to the ccllecUve of the It might be asking too much t o ; same general party facUon. It ^ j Church for State Luther WTIO-Rom Miller dumped on' (he slate had not the And yet, as In aM good drama, the TaxM yers League was an Catherine Rohan to Eugene Albert chased the property from Mrs. rull srrrlcs client of E. A. 8er»- WDRC—Music on Disc ITOC-UConn vs Maiao body.” air conditions'^.awUched the storm Ann Adamy to A.2.C. Edward Phil Politburo." th» Communists said. expect Detroit to feel any social j demoratrably friendly in , L e g »m Mission Rally In South- Masses on Sunday at 7, 8, 9, 10 The engagement of Mlaa Joan the characters assume command n ounced^yAtty. Geoi^e C. Leea- Yost is announced by her parents, Robbins. Ic^ me WPOP—Tempo Bandstand Ivpoi^^^^SunS Dog He indicated there waa need for from snow to 'sleet and freezing lips la announced by her parents, Mr. -and Mrs. Charles Rohan, 38 Schlrdewan was e.xcluded for publishers Representatives: The and 11 a.m., and Masaet down Crirol Daniels to Carl A. Raiacr is t;*6- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adamy, 174 ing attention. Here the central fig ne:*. However, attonieys for both Les- Julius Hsthews Special Agency — New stairs at 9 and^O a.m. . WHAY—Parade of MusK 9;*6— a stronger law. rain. ure ia Stephan Kumalo, a Zulu Gardner St. "fractional activities" and received Tork, Chicago Detroit snd Boston. __ announced by her mother, Mrs. WL'CC—Mueie Room WHAY-Itocard Rovtow Specifically, Bracken ruled oh a Parker St. LesaWer said that he will be at a perance and Mrs. Robbins asserted a "severe reprimand." the news parking and traffic problems. But ^ enough to keep a clbae eye oit each WTIO-UConn vs Maine i As it was,' Brldgerort and New Christian priest who, taking his Board M Directors meeting jn Feb. Her fiance Is the lOn of Mr. and MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF St. Mary’s Episcopal Church John W. Daniels. 200 Woodland S t WKNR-PM. question raised by chairman John ! Haven got two inchM. earlier Fri- Her fiance is the son of Mr. and In a joint statement today that item burled on page five of the pa CIRCULATIONS when, we wonder, will Detroit start | other. They may know they can- ChaRli''of Roh MlUer WDRC—Tho World Tonight life’s savings goes to Johannesburg 18 to/back Bennett In his request Mrs. Albert F. Yost, 29 Eiro St. Church and Park Streets wnc— WPOP-Hound Dog H, Caldwell of the Fairfield State day but leas than an inch "during Mrs. Howard Phillips, 278 Hackma Leaperance had no knowledge of per said. changing Its tune about the appeal: not openly fight one another for Adams 8t. and TMinpson Rd, . Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and WDRC—City HospIMI to help his “ sick” slater and to get for tJ new revaluation to supplant Miss Rohan, a grraluate of Man The Herald PrtnUn# Company, Ine., Rev. Alfred L. Williams, Rector WPOP—Mel Opera 9:16- Hospital Trustees. Caldwell had the major storm. Abrot three tack St. the- earlier suit or that the prop Schlrdewan has in the past tak fr-m var«iiv vmall ones ' the nomination; that does not Rev. Joseph F. F a rr^ , Pastor Mrs. Carl A. Reiser; Hollidays- WHAY—Recird Rovtow news of hia lost brother and son chester High School, is employed assumes no financial responsibility tor of big cars versus small °nes , maneuvers de- Rev. Prescott Beach dr., Asstsfhai t iU - asked: | inches oif snow fell on Windsor A June wedding is planned. one jmade here last year. erty might be subject to an at en over control of the party dur t>-pocraphlesJ errors appeartns In ad- Rev, Francis T. Biitlw, Assistant burg. Pa. WHAY—Parade ot MusK WTIC-UC«nn.va Maino Absalom. The sister is "sick" in think we ought to spend some by the Aetna Life Insurance Co. Sydney W. MacAlpIne, Organist WDRC-Thd World ronlgM "Under what circumstances, can Locks. ' tachment. ing party boss.Walter Ulbricht’a vertissments and other reading mstter when the sales ratio is down to 25 ,j^ e d to dlcUte which one of Miss Daniels 1* a graduate of WCCC—;4u»lc Room WPOP—HouM Dog the fact that she is a harlot; the mirney and have a new revalua Her fiance attended Howell Cheney Lesperance's attorney, John J. In The Manebtster Bvenins Herald snd Choir Director WKNB—PM the trustees of Fairfield State Hos- 1 ------—* son kills a white man of good will Technical .School and is presently absences. But West Berlin sources to ■ 1 or ■5 ■to '17 * them it shall be who does not do Mrs. William Kloppenbiirg, Masaes at 7, 8, 9, 10 ait<^ i l a.m Mancheater ichools arid Lasell w n c —Rose Miller tion.” the attorney said. "The O’Connor, aaid he had searched the | ^ id 'iaat July he wa.x believed to Dtspiay sdverUslns cloelns hours; the fighting. Assuming that the Junior College, Aubumdale, Mass., WDRC—City HosplUl W H AY-K ed^ Review pltai hold executive sessions.” SeveralHurt while robbing hia home. ole thing should be done over employed at the Mansfield State dunlor Choir Organist WTIC—UCoifh ye Meine Bracken. discussed his ruling at title to the house on the morning 1 j,av* broken with Ulbricht by Tor Monday—1 p. m Eridsy time will come when one has t o ; St. Maurice R. C. Cha^.h and la presently employed at WPOP—Met Opera WDRC-Mo<^for Romoitoa Stephan Kumalo meets the fa id we should get the qualjty we’re Training School and Hospital. Tor T\jeedsy—1 p. m. Monday Sitd— at newa conference. ther of Absalom's victim, Mr. Jar No definite date has been set for of the day the title was transferred | seeking liberalization of the Iron- For Wednesday—1 p m Tueedsv. Team Crash go forward and the other retire, Sexagesima Bolton Center Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Her WHAY—Parade of MusK WPOP—H o ^ Dog eeklng." —Jan. 24— and that there waa no flsted regime. For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday. The fact that Britain'a greatest I each is. meanwhile, naturally con- ] Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor fiance is a graduate o t Penn WCCC—MusK Room ti4s— ^ ■; • He emphaslaed he was merel.v Obituary In Accidents vis. This first meeting, and subse Bennett’a moVe started after Dit the wedding. 7:80 a.m,. Holy Communion, WHAV-Record Revtow ruling on the law "as written." and encumberance on it other than a There was no Indication the For Friday—1 p ra Thursday. State University and la also em WKNB—P M. w n c —UComPye Maine quent meetings of the two while rectors learned this week that the mortgage held by the Society for For Baturdav—1 n m Friday. athletic team has been smashed by i " ' 't . a.m...... First...... -Family - .....•’ - Service.-----v wnc—Ross Miller told newsmen he personaJly favor- „ , three would be kicked out of Vn» Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 ployed at Pratt and Whitney WDRC—Guest Star WDRC—Moodi for Ramohee An out-of-state woman received Absalom Is waiting to be hung, town assessor thinks revaluation Savings bank in Hartford. Classtried dead'lne' 10:30 a m each casualties and injuries in a pl«ne | WPOP-Hound Dog ed the "right to know" principle | Mrs. Alma M. Davis a"hleve high drama by posing party. day of publication except Saturday ..m. Aircraft as an experimental en WPOP—Met Opera iiiita — minor injuries when she was figures were not fair to a group of About Town The legal proceedings against Sam. __ crash makes Us all thinTt, with s jhus state Comptroller Fred I g*Vc?ock aerrice 'n uie ChU- 3:46— WHAV-Record Review and thought that public pressure i Rockville - Mrs. Alma Mueller thrown front a skidding car on Rl. Christian ethic: Wl)! Mr. Jarvl Broad S t businessmen. gineer. WHAY—Parade of Music for a stronger law could be made ' Davis. 63. widow of Clyde Davis, Mrs. Robbins began on Jan. 22, some dread, of the growing u.se of Zeller, who cannot get the nom-' Chap^i for the Kindergarten Sacred Heart Chureh A summer wedding is planned. WCCC-The Music We Love ; WTlC-UConn ve Maine 15 last night. who hss never shaken the hand/bf Reductions the Board, has been Allen Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. WDRC—Moode tor Romaaco at a future session of the legisla- i died early this morning at her a black man. love this Zulu, when Mrs. Paradise brought an SaturdSy, February 8 plane transportation by American Ination without the support of ^^d another aerrice follows in the Church St., Vernon WKNB—P.M State Police teported a number | ssked to approve would iotal about Richard Martin, 33 Harvard Rd., alienation of affection suit against! m j om WPOP-Hound Doc ture. home, 102 Union St., following a ' friends who are also friends of Nursery. w n c —R Miller W ili-, of accidents cauhed by the ic y ' phan Kumalo? $1.50,000 on land valued at oOmc teams— a use now to be made even WDRC—Let’s Go to Towa Noting that the "right to know" i br'ef illness, ^ .*1 Mrs. Robbins was accused in The For Quiet Diplomac.v Ken Bradley, took a furlong the a.m.. Second Family Service, Sunday Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 WPOP—Mel Opera ri w h a V—Record Review highways, but no serious injuries. ! The Christian ethic prevails here .$330,000 after the revaluation. All ^ Williains Col- jfjg gyn having alienated the af- more mandatory by the location of The Solvation Army '! w n c —Monitor , . law specifically states that execii- She was bom in this city Sept, as well as In the resolution oy Ab United Nations Secretary Gen other day when he waa only sup-, Morning Prayer with sermon by the a.m. 3'S6— WDRC—Moode for Romaneo Vt-gl’nia Mullln, 22, o f Brooklyn. except one of the property parcels lege Wllliamstown. Mass. A 1958 factions of her husband. Edward, M l Main Street WHAY—Parade of MiuK t live sessions of a governmental 29.’ 18»4.1894. anaand liveduvea herenere all her ner life.me i y was thrown from a vehlcl* salom’s character; thla it seems to graduate of Mt. Hermon School, he two National League baseball posed to take an Inch or two. In ' j-^otor. Senior Choir, Major and Mrs. John Pickup WCCCT—Record Review WPOP-Hotmd Dog Involved are the sites of businesses for a period of more than a year ersl Dag Hammsrskjold. who has body ahall be open to the public ; She was the daughter of Hugo and ^ „ ,1 ^ Patricia Driscoll 22, me shows the play’s admrmltor.v on Broad St. between Center St.‘ it a member of the varalty football Doctor Says teams on the West Coast. the polite and tentative and 7 p.m., Sung Evensong. Boya’ St. Francis of Assisi Church Officers in Charge WKNB«-P M. before the start of the suit. proven himself a skilled and useful South Windsor, R t 30 w n c —Monitor ^ ^ ‘ WHAY-Rycord Roview A "when so voted by a majority of ids Knybel Davis. She wss a mem- f? Caldwell N J about 6"30 pm intent. However, more positive and the W. Middle Tpke.. The Di team. friendly competition between the ; chpir. Topic for this evening fol- C. Peter Carlson, Bandmaster w n c —Monitor Mrs. Robbins was notified of the Tills dread is not altogether log WDRC—Fascinating Rhythm the members," Bracken told the her of the Union Congregational than any siirmlsed Intentyof the rectors are to act on the request negotiator, had some wise words two men. things were supposed to | lowing the service will be the Holy Rev.' Francis Karvelis, CXirate Mrs. UjUan Perrett, WPOP—Mel Opera WDRC—Moode for Romance I yealerdav suit but no attachment waa filed Hodgkin’s Disease JORDAN. M.D. see a considerable difference be- 1 Wednesday; 10 a.m.. Mid-wee w n c —Monitor struck a rock ledge. Both women Some 12 Main St. property own "Today’s College Graduate, It He of Rundbaken. Ryter and Lehrer Written for NEA Service very high. The only modern team 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes WKNB-P M. WDRC—Moode for Romance , • icioaedi aeaaiona. except where I t ! C, Dickinson, both of thla city, advocated. In effect, open cove- tween the polite surface attitude | celebration ot the Holy Communion, w n c —Monitor were treated at Manche.ster M e - i • ' ’•olutely essential/to happi-1 erg are acheduled to protest their Worth Recruiting?" at the meet- Hartford, the law stipulates that A letter from Mrs. F. asks for a tragedy in the American record Community Baptist Church for all ages. Alton J. Munste WDRC—Fsncinstlng Rhythm WPOP—Joke Sox Saturday Night ia voted to the contrary bv a ma- The funeral will be held nanta quietly arrived at In nego of Bradley, which had been merely ll;#a- morlal Hospital for minor injuries. I /. - I valuations In the new grand list I'"K attachments In auch cases cannot discussion of Hodgkin’s disease. 898 East Center St. at the Green YPSM. WPOP—Mel Opera jority, for the puipoae of deliber- Tuesda.v at 2 p.m. at the White Miss Driscoll was warned for trav-i ^ gestalt, or interection. of , ha.sed on last year's revaluation, at ( 12.15 at the Manchester tiations among nations, " ’Open was that of a minor league base that he waa "available" for the WHAY—Moonlight Matinee be filed until after the petui-n date She is particularly In’ erested be Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church John R. Neubert Minister 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Service with Wnc-Newe ation and consideration of meas- Funeral Home. 65 Elm St., with I . *!’ * exjtori^ce. made i ^ special meeting of the Board of Country Oub. ball club which suffered an accl- nomination, arid the growing tern- IMlssourl Synod) Walter Orzyb, ‘wHAY—Parade ot Music eling too fast for rondltions. on the writ. The return date on cause her 20-yeab-oId sop has been agreements’ represent the re Band and Male <)uartet music. • I t.' • lO Revus WDRC—Newt . urea that require action by the the Rev. Pau^ J. Bowman, paator ra r Wrecked ' 1'’ ** * 1®'"' experience of great Tax Review next week. dent In the crash not of a plane po of his actual work In the field Cooper and High Streets Organist- Cholrmaater WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Nlgtit alienation of affections auit was diagnosed as having It. sponse to a sound demand." he Message, "Create in me\a Clean WKNB—P.M U :I6— fcoard,” ‘ of Union Congregational Church, Lessner represents three other William J. Mazur Jr., 48 Home Accordingly, when Zeller came Th% Rev. Paul fl. Prokopy, Pastor ' Mrs. Russell V. Hughes, w n c —Monitor .. In a 2-rar collision on Rt. 44 in Pl-u*" 1>;‘" 'L ''" ''" " " Feb. 4. This is a strange but fortunately but of an earthbound bus. But Heart.” WDRC—rascinsllne Rhythm WHAV—Moonlixhl Matinee .Many .Meeting* Opened | officiating. Burial will be in Grove the various parts of/ the whole Main St. owners who are seeking stead St., is a member of the St. ■ said, but "how and to what extent to the moment In which he waa Miss Marion A. Erdin, Organist Church School Supt. w n c —Boorte Willington. one car was complele- Oh ' Jan. 24, Lej^tcrance pur somewhat uncommon disorder, it most of us cannot escape the feel 2 p.m.. Hospital vtaitation by WPOP-rrMet Opera . Acting under the "right t o ; Hill" Cemetery , , iv wrecked and all passengers were well done arm conceived: changes at regular meeting.* now Michael’s College Air Force ROTC they should be 'openly arrived at,' scheduled to speak of his own role WDRC-Moode for Romence band which is taking part today iii chased the property on the open received its name from Dr. Thomas Mrs, Major John Pickup and 3:46— WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night know" Jaw. many local and atate ; Friends may call at the funeral i„j„rca. p the device of the narrator moved being conducted by the review- market for $11,200, giving Mrs. on the other hand, Is a principle ing that. If plane team travel con In the race, he suddenly stepped February 9, 1958, Sexagesima 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., Two similar WHAV—Parsile o('^usle home Mondav from 3 to 5 and 7 to ' the action by getting rid of all the Saranac Lake winter carnival. Hodgkins, who first described it In Elizabeth Wilson. \V<" 1 b - ro Revo* 11:36- bodies have opened meelinga to | The accident occurred about board. Robbins a dov»-n payment of $4.- which requires serious considera tinues, we will one day be reading his pronouncement up from one Sunday: services of Worship. 7:30 p.m., Salvation meeting . WKNB-PM WIIAY—Moonlixhl Matinee newsmen, which had previouaty previously ^ 9» p m. i 4:15 p.m. when a car operated by props and scenery, the actors 1832. Its cause remains unknown. of availabillt.v to one of positive WTIC—Monitor . Revaluation Associates of Can- something tragic In the headlines. 9 a.m., Sunday School. (Note: Sermon Topic: "A s the Father with Band and Songster music, so WTIC—Monilor WDRC—Moode for Romence moved with experience and grace A trip to the newlv opened World i 991.72. The disease ia more common in tion in the light of the very aims seeking.. He made a declaration Has Sent Me...” WDRC—Fseclnsttng Rhythm been closed. m i. , f a h i. u - w ..« I Stanley Griffith.s, 51, of Rockville. ter-bury made the revaluation now- -- - This sale by Mrs. Robbins, sc- The American League, In fact, has Free Bus transportation for chil loist Mrs. Robert Richardson. Mas WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night Gov. Abraham Rlblcoff declarerl Ml«s EdHh H. West traveling east, struck another carabout the front of the Sanctuary being questioned. All but $1.0fX) of Affairs Center for the United young people than In older ones which the public procedures are not of availability, but of candi 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School ' WPOP—Met Opera . 11:46— ■; ' States, located In New York City, cording to the latest suit filed dren who.se parents cannot bring sage, "God's Providential Care.” earlier this week he had no objec- Rockville-Miss Edith Wilmar traveling west, and operated by and the controlled pa.*sion of their the $48,800 bill from the firm has and more frequent in men than in gone so far as to set up. In ad dacy. for children and youth, Cradle Roll WHAY—Parade rt Rusic 'vtiAV- M'weiilxhl Mannee has been planned for Connecticut against her, was made "as a re Intended to 3er\’e " or send them, or live at distance. WTIC-Monitor tion to newsmen attending meet- West, 28 Snipsic St., died last night Robert J Langlois 19 of New Ha- acting showed a real dedication to been paid, according .o records in women. It has been reported from vance, a "duastar" plan which This relatively slight change in through college age. W ill’ Re'-vd Revus residents on Feb. 28 by the Service sult of the service of a writ upon every part of the world. It Is not Tn thus taking direct Issue with For information. kindly dial North Methodist Church WtmB-P.M. WDRC—Moode for Romence Inga held in his office Chairman at Rockville a t y Hospital following ven. Police said the Langlois oar j®*’ - . the low-n controller’s office. Would provide a method for re emphasis w-as still enough to alert 10:45 a.m., Sunday Churcri activ WPOP-Juke Box Saturday Night Bureau for Women's Organizations, her and in contemplation of - the contagious. the stand taken by Woodrow W il Mitchell 9-0408 or 9-0444.) 447 N. Main St. w n c —Monilor Elmer S. 'WaUon opened sessions a short illness. skidded out of control on the , J ” Dawkins .is s parishioner Bradley to the fact that hia friend 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. ity program for children, Cradle WDRC—Record Shop 958 Main St.. Hartford. Keserva- liability she would incur aa a re placing a team that might be lost Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister WPOP—Me*. Opera of the State Legislative Council to; She was born In tbis city, the gnoev-y road, hit a highway fence Second Congregational Churchi. Usually (but not always I, en son a generation ago, the Secre was trying to pla.v for keeps, with 10:00 a.m.. Divine worship. Text; Roll through grade 3. tions for the trip may be r ade with sult of (the) previous action, and in a plane crash. James W. McKay, 4:16— TeleviBidn PrograiAs the press. The council made up of | daughter of the iate Herbert D. rebounded into the Griffiths the Service Bureau. for the purpose of putting the largement of the lymph glands in tary General waa certainly not es the result that, from that point Matth. 16; 13:20. Theme: What 3 p.m.. Ordinance of Baptism. WHAV—Parade ol Music 24 legislators studies legislative I and Minnie Theurer West, and had vrhlcle. All three pa.s.sengera in the neck is the first sign noticed. The existence of that plan Illus .Minister of Music WCCC-Record Revue Senators Call property out of reach of her credi pousing anything new. No diplo on, Bradley himself began ateppln; Makes for a Strong, God-pleasing Service will be held at Central On Page Two proposals iielween sessions of the lived here all her life. the Langloi.s vehicle were treated -The swollen glands are not painful. up that activity and those plays Baptist Church 455 Main St. Hart WKNB-P.M. , --- • Tile Gleaners Circle of the South tors ...” trates .and underlines the special Church? Installation of church of 9 a.m., Sunday School; kinder WtT.IC—Monitor Legislature. She w-as formerly president of gt the scene for cuts and bniise.s. G>urt Cases Slowly glands In other parts of tha mat interested in serious negotia which also made his owm polite ford. Three choirs will sing. W'DRC-Rvcord Bliop Methodist WRCS will hold its Lesperance, as the purchaser, nature 6f the dread we all feel. The ficers during this service. garten, junior and youth depart Later at Bridgeport, Caldwell the Tolland County Women’s Re- y i,, Griffiths vehicle wax slightly For Fast Curb monthly meeting Monday at 8 p.m. I was accused of having "conspired" body may become enlarged. tion haa aver w’snted the public , j . i „ . .1, .w.: avallabilitv more of an active 11 a.m., Gottesdienit mit Aband 5 p.m.. Fellowship Guild meet WPOP—Mot Opera explained he had asked for the at-i publican’ Club and waa vice chair- damaged Langlois was warned for. plane method of travel puta all the 1 ments. |-3f- Four Ac^s Take in the church parlor. Mrs. Ethel will) Mrs. Robbins in an attempt TTie disease does not interfera looking over hts shoulder while he ing for girls, grades 6 through 8. torney general’s opinion "solely- to man of the Vernon Republican traveling too fast for conditions. William N. Hurley. 17, of 228 mahl. 10:30 a.m., Family worship, ser ‘WHAY-Psrsd* ol Muile Trotter will be in charge of re- to defraud Mrs. Paradise. with general health for a long riiembers of a team Into ond com-1 These two genllemeh have been | __ Bring sandwiches. vrrrc—Record R»vu* have some official advice in case Town Committee for a number of ^ 3-rar collision about 6:15 p.m. Woodbridge St., charged with fail- was at work. Negotiating is often 1:30 p.m.. The Lutheran Hour mon; "With All Your Heart” - the On Recession freshmenUi. Today, however. O’Connor and time, but gradually anemia tends mffirmt Rnf Vt ’^vniri^ he imnns" destiny. The de.sire to make In politics long enough to trust B,.o ”^gg;;t"w pop. For'''Thia 6:45 p.m.. Junior High Youth WKNB-P.M. Card Play: Lead the matter ever came up." years. She attended Union-Congre- resulted In another wa,rning for , ure to drive to the right, was fined ; fifth in a series on the Beatitudes. WTIC—Monilor Atty. George Lessner of Lessner, to develop. Low fever is often pres J’ i schedules Is likely to lead to gam- each other, and each others *>*e*t- » y y kindly consult newspa- Fellowship with Dean Daniel and WDRC—Record Shop He described himself as "very . gational Church. She had been em- traveling too fast for conditions. $15 by Judge Wesley C. Gryk in Bible If a negotiator could not re -' Race Relations Day observance (Continued from Page One) Daughters of Liberty. No. 125, Rottner. Karp and Groobert. coun ent and the patient slowly loses - u ,. . ------condition..! * ” • '>P P>-tctlcal and ^ , ’de. Lowell Jacoby, leading. Refresh WPOP—Met Opers I The Four Aces hnliJ: a 7-polnt much In favor" of the law and em-1 pl^yed at Hamilton Standard. __ William Thomas Alexander. 23, of Town Court this morning. Tlie weight. bles with weather ments. with a special offering for Claflin 4:46— LOLI, will hold their monthly sel for Mrs. Robbins, said Lesper treat from a stated position. And I sen.slble degree...... 7 p Young People’s Society WHAV—Psrsd* el Muito . i lead in the K of C. setback touma- phaaized that "there was no. She leaves a brother. Alban M. short Hills. N. J.. waa warned af-i youth was Involved in an acciden t. , The lymph glands and tha spleen Looking ahead, we have to ask 7:30 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellow College. This Is BUty Scout Sunday meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in ance had no knowledge k* the al the full glare of publicity would I Whether they continue In the meeting. WKNB-P.M . _ ' ment. They havie sco’red 1,253 thought or Intention of circum- West of this city: two sisters. Mrs. t^r his vehicle ran Into the rear on Camp Meeting Rd. Thursdsy. | b u y *" and consumers, and meo.s- which are affected in Hodgkin's .ship with Willlsm Brown and arid our guests wlil be the mem wore-Record Revu* Orange Hall. Members are asked ienation of affections sui- and had not only skill and preraufion, but race alone or meet some outside i points. venting the law." Horace T. Decker of Manchester, of one operated by Joseph Bar-i Miss Sandra Spence, 19, of 141 farmers to bring Valentines to exchange. disease are part of a chain or group make certain that he did not re Judith Chapman leading. Refresh bers and leaders of Cub Pack 2. WTIC-Monitor Other scores are Messier’s, 1,346; If conditions should continue to purchased the house In good faith. a measure of luck as well. | competition they must, however, U rst Chureh of Christ, Scientist 6:30 jj-tP" Senjior High Metho WDRC—Record Shop During the two years he has ■•’<1 Mrs. iKOnsrd C. Finley of rett. 40. of New Britain, traveling | Branford St., was fined $15 for a Mrs. Lily Dunlop will be In of tissues called the reticuloendo treat. ments. Deco’s, 1,239; 8th District. 1,211; served on the board. Caldwell said Wethersfield, snd several nieces west on Rt. 35 in Vernon violation of the passing statute, worsen,” Gore said in a statement, O’Connor also said that addition’'- Meanwhile, -along with the hope ' "ooner or later come to the mo- Masonin Temple dist Youth Fellowship. WPOP—Met Opera ” I will examine the possibility of charge of the social, thelial ay.stem. Nevertheless,. — few diplomats have. .. ^ , . „.,/,|mentwhentheyatopshadow-box- S:*a— i Moriarty’s. 1.209: Choman’Sj-1,308; there have been but two executive *"d neohews Both car.s then skidded side- .She was .irre.sted after a 2-cai ac- al proof of Lesperance’s good'falth 6:30 p.m.. Junior High MYF, WHAY—Bpeclsl The fact that this .systchi Is at llke Hammar.skjold. been so candid ilast our symps y , j^^ms with one South Methodist (Tiurrh I West Side, 1.177; Dupre’s, 1,129; se.ssions. "'"'’e funeral will he held Monday ways and struck a parked rar be- cident on Center St., Jan. 26. increasing the personal exemption was the $4,991.72 downpayment 11 a m.. Sunday Service. planning plus Installation of offi WCCC—Record Revu* on income taxes. ” The Edgar Circle of the South check he had given Mrs. Robbins. tacked has raised the question of 11 a.m.. Sunday School. Main St. and Hartford Rd. WKNB P.M. ' Four Jokers. 1,126; Ramblers, One was to discuss matters re- ~ P **• 'be White Funeral longing to Jesse M Wilkinson. 38. Kay E. Rvalla, 16. of East Hart- Methodist WSC'S will meet Mon cers. WTIC—Monitor 1,120; Patten’s. 1.118; G and H, Hit* Tax Cut Now TTie fraudulent-conveyance ac ■some Infection being at fault. So . . , ..regardless of their personal feel-1 One suggestion for this moment 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Dr. Fred R^ Edgar, Minister 8:30 p.m., Adult Bible Class at lating to controversial charges of '—'ll!,*!. Rockville There were no in- ford. w,-is fired $12 for pa.ssing a day at 7:45 at. the home of Mrs. far, however, no germ or vinis haa WDRC—Ford Road Show 1,115: Tnreotte’s, 1,099; and Fo hospital mismanagement^ made ^ Bowman pastor of tn ion j„ries reported A firm stand against any tax cut tion ia returnable to the Hartford 'v, i ings. air travel has now been made I is that, when It comes, Bradley Reading Room Hours: The Rev. Percy Smith, the parsonage. WPOP—M't Opera stop light at the i-tersertion of Vei ner Nylin. 26 Hai rison St. Mrs. been proved responsible. might be added, have had so much " , , ,u ■ . will tske the nomination, and Zel- garty’s, 1,051. last .year by former Mental Health Congregational CImreh. rtficiating g( p Center and Adams Sts, at this time was taken earlier yes County Superior Court on March 4. I'k-i Tuesday to Friday, 12-4 p.m. Aaeorlate Minister terday by Secretary of the Treas Elsie Swen.sson and Mra. Edgar Tlie patient with Hodgkins dis right to advocate quiet dinlom arvi" niandatory part of the r way oU chairmanship, Philip Treggor, * 'WHAY—Special Commission John J. Blasko before ■t' <-rove Hill l erne- Vernon. police investigated a col- Michael W. Robert. 23, of East Grant will be hostesses. Tuesday. 7-9 p.m. Covenant Congregational Oiurch WKNB-PM. ury Anderson. FOS.SILE Kf AVTARCTir ease usuall.v goes through periods as does Hammarskjold. For the himself,^but for his depu- Wednesday, 7-7:55 p.m. Minister of Music WTIC—Monilor he resigned. '^C>' , „ n .. m H'ft''- Hartford, was fined $3 for failure He told the Senate-House Eco of remarkable improvement. The I of US make our own derisions when , ty comptroller. Charles Harper of 49 Spruce St. WDRC—Record Shop The other Involved board discus- . Richard to carry hia operator’s license, Firemen from the 8lh District Moscow, Feb. 8 (O’!—Soviet list of agreements achieved by the "Spirit " will be the subject of WPOP—Mel Opera Broadway Stars . nomic Committee that the current enlarged lymph glands may dis it comes to air travel. I f we don't! Middlebury. The process would Brotherhood Sunday. Rev. K. EJna. RiMk, Pastor •ion of the failure of a member J ** * C. Horne. 33, of Morton. Pa., was Judgment was suspended on Fire Dept, were called to 253 -aclent’Kta In the .\ntarrtic re the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, I'Sa— economic situation does not war- ported today the.v hod found fos appear almost completely. quiet diplomacy In which he has Services of worship at 8 a.m. and WHAY-Spectal to attend more than three meet- * P I warned for speeding after he charge of failure to carry regis- I ^ant a tax reduction now Windsor St. at 7:40 a.m. today, like It, if we have fears, we avoid i ”L » h the ' Febniary 9. silized plants and what appeared Occasionally the disca.se turns participated Is Impressive. It in at 10:45 a.m. Sunday. Fab. 9: WTIC—Monitor , „ I In ankees’ Film Ings during a 10-year period. struck a sanding UiicJC-which had tration. ‘ ! Sparkman who presided at the where they extinguished a chim It. For the ball player, the situ .-, j^at there might be »om e! Golden T«c^ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. WDRC—Make Way for Youth Walter H. M»e«che to be animal hones possibly 350 out surprisingly well. For example, cludes the creation of small ad SerniorH "The Good Samaritan WPOP—T»n»p6 BandfUnG Sup|MretatLnn slowed down to release the sand. William F. Mozzer. 20. of 25 committee hearing proposed this ney fire. Officials reported no dam there ia a report of a patient with tion has now become one in which , dispute, afterward, as to what the . ’ ' i,raei. Today, ■’ 10:30 a.m., Church-Ume Nursery. ! New York Two stapk of the Bracken's ruling on the state’s age. million years old. Izvestia said visory commissions on the peaceful Tolland — Waller H®'’'" * " The truck was operated by Wood-i Doane St., waa fined $15 for op »r-! program to atimuiate home con- the scientists from the supply extensive proved Hodgkin’s dis Dr. Fred R. Edgar 10:45 a.m.. Morning worahip. WHAY—Sp^riat ; Broadway baseball hit. "Damn "right to know" law is in com Moesche. 62, of Stage— ‘-o Rt . Tolland, O S " row Taylor, 44... of Elm ,^,.MHill r,.,Rd„ ' atlng a motor vehicle with im- .stmetion and urban renewal: he has to fly If he wants to earn | respective victories had been .. WTIO—Monitor , „ .. ship Oh landed by plane on Horn ease at the age of seven who fin uses of atomic energy and the 9:30 and 1Q;46 a.m.. Church Topic of aermon; "Christ’s Per j Yankees” will repeat their roles in plete conformity with the law. I died suddenly yesterday morning at Manchester. N6 injuries were his living playing ball. Before the I worth to the Individuals, factions, selections from the Bible Include WDRC—Mafca Wav for ^oulh proper mufflers. 1. An adequate supply of mort- Bluff on the eastern coast of ished college. IS now working sa a United Nations Emergency Force ... ,, . ■ and the parl.v concernen. School. sonal Work.” Communion service V^POpe-Trmpo Banditand I the film veralon.\ says Herbert Brucker. chairman the Rockville Cit.v Hospital. He was reported, TTie case of Victor Helman of gage funda at reasonable interest West Coast move. It would have, ’ ______the following: "Verily, verily, I say .Antarctica. \ broadro.st by Mos newspaper man, is married and In the Middle East. It also includes 10:45'a.m., Nuritiry. and Iriatallation of officers. Gwen Verdon. \daughler -of a of the Freedom of information born in Germany July 28. 1895, .son West Hartford was nolled. rales. Rulli Millelt been difficult to prove' that this | unto you. He that believeth on me, 3:30-6 p.m., Gllbcti and Sullivan 5 p.m.. Vesper service. Showing **!ftTAY-N»wa Committee of . the Amerlran So- ot Otto Moesche and the late m cow Radio said foss;ilzeu>ician, la to Charged with operating a motor 2. Strengthening and expansion the works that I do shall he do rehearsal. Wesley HalK of film enUtled "M y Brother,” in WDRC—MaVr Way for Youth clety of Newspaper Editors, Martha (Trlnksl Moesche. .5 M e r i d e n Y o i i t l i s was found In the sands at Horn X-rays have been used in treat was necessary. But now the W est' also; and greater works than, these appear a4 Lola, and '^ay Walston vehicle without an operator’s li- of the urban renewal program on i Don’t Let Child Confuse States prisonera held by Commu 4:30 p.m., Childreri’y 'Vesper recognition,Uf Race Relations. A WPOP—Kewi This, said Brucker last night. He had lived In this section about ; i i f a l . Bluff. ment for many years. They often Coast move |ias actually been' shall he do: because I go unto my ; reneats his portrayal *ff the devil. cense. Helman produced an affi- a long-term basis with funds to' Success with Ixita of Money cause improvement lasting for nist China. And it may yet Include service in the sarictuary. Mias coffee hour will fallow this service. t;16— The shooting schedul^wlll neces merely affirms what Is clearly 53 years and was employed In tex-■ rlf*In IOr/\88DUIt davit from the Department of Mo permit participation by an.v com- Your Father” (John 14;l2). WHAY Hieirte HDOlllXhl ’’Are an.v of your sons planning EXILE IJS.AVES U.S. months at a time. Treatment with based upon the existence of the | Marlko Takahashi from Tokyo, WTt<’ -Sfrictlv •none sitate Walston taking time off aUted In the law. Brucker. edi- tile mills. He was a member of the i _____ ^ mimitv that wishes to a settlement of the Suez problem. Correlative passages from "Sci WDRC—Make Wav for Youth tor Vehicles stating that they had on going into law?" someone ask New I ’ork. Feb. 8 Former drugs has not 'been particularly plane method of transportftion, an Japan, will be the speaker. \ Talcottville Congregational Church from hia new Broadway part In 3. E::tension of the Veterans Ad Hammarskjold has been Invited ence and Health with Key to the WPOP-Tempo Bandeland tor of the Hartford Couranl, was Maple Grore S^^^^^^^^ Five Meriden High School youth., failed to natifv - him that his li- ed a highly successful lawyer, who President Romiilo Betancourt of successful. irrevocable .compact between base 6 p.m., Carol and Wesley ChWi. Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Minister i “Who Was Thai Lady I SaW You a member ministration home loan guaranty to Moscow In the spring and hopes Dental Health Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy, of the Connecticut Besides h.s father, with whom arraigned ir, Town Coiirl to- ®®"-*® "•»* <"'« ®''P'®®- is the father of three young bovs. A’enezncia departed today for There have been several favor 7 p.m., M YF will have a taffy Mrs, Anthony Urbanetti, Organist 'WHAY-Waalilnxlon ReporU , With 7” shortly .after the comedy Council on Freedom of Informa he lived, he leaves his wife, ^ra. program and the VA direct home ball and the plane has been signed. WTir—Monitor j day for pll-gedly a."'.auU!ng two, Myrtle A. Gagne, 24 of Coven- "1 don’t know." said the lawyer. Caracas after years of exilr, but able reports on the treatment of to be al^(„to accept. If he does, he Include the following (p- 233:11: pull at the home of Dorelle Fish. Mrs. Franklin Welles, opens. tion, which sponsored the law. •Marion Slater Moesche. to losn program which expire this Let us hope, again, that we never WDRC—New* Time ^ . local H-ve'ir-old vnuths after last fined $3 for faiUire " I ’m certainly not going to put any declined tn romment on the pos ■ wnll have s^me private talks with Prevention: Key'to Good "Every da.v makes Its demands 7 p.m,, M IF meeting. ^ Soportnteiident WPOP—Tatmpo Banditana "That’a what the bill said," The funeral will he held tomor patients vv-ho have Hodgkin’s dis upon us for higher proofs rather night’s Manchester-Merld'.n Hign operator’s license. Jiidg- year pressure on them to be anything sibility of his be<'oinlng president ease with preparations called "ni have to regret it. Oral Health Mrs. Leonard Bnyllss, Brucker agreed. row at 2 p.m. at the Ladd Funeral Soviet leaders about United Na WHAY-8upprr 8«ren«d« basketball game r"®'’ t 'vas suspended on charges of | just to fulfill my ambitions for again. "I have no ambition at than professions of Christian St. John’s Polish National Youth Dilator The law went into’ effect Jan. 1. H'hme, 19 Ellington Ave.. with the trogen mustards.” These sub tions affairs Involving Russia. A f Prevention is the key to good power. 'These proofs consist solely IVTir—Monitor Judge V.’e.rievCG ivk ordered the fa'">re to carry regi.stration and them. this time," he said. He empha stances seem to be quite helpful dental health and It takes many"^ ’ Catholic. Church ■ WDRC—New* Tim' Late last night Carter H. White Rev. IJl’illiam C. H. Moe. official- " I ’ve been so shocked by the ter he returns, we would -pot be the destruction of sin, sickness, ^ p o p —Tempo Bandstand OPEN NIGHTf^ 1 " f Ih. in* Burial will he at the conven- eases contimiei! to Feb. 24 ard set operating a motor vehicle w.th sized that the immediate need for .some patients and sre‘ u.sed ex Good Hoax A Form Of Arf? forms, depending on the require 28 Golway St.^^"^ 10 s .iIl . Sunday Schooi;.for Jun general manager of the Menden mg. “ urlal w ill be at the conven . ^ ^ S2tmo and $1000 for the t. Pagano. 37. of Hart ald Nutter, East Hartford: Mrs. sense of values, bringing them up ’ having been pulled over a lot. of extent of disease when present. It 418 Center St. . state’s attorney general is In favor ' Miss Kathleen Donohue ford, was fined $12 for speeding. to think that nothing counts but Second CorigregnUonaI> Church charged with simi>le assrtu't. can '', Helen Friedrich, 36 Orchard St.. Cheyenne Goes from Mules eyes, some of them, very knowing means detecting dental defect.s GENERAL of the "right to know ” principle Miss Kathleen Donohue, 83. died ing wc.apon.a In a motor vehicle Continuances were granted to: Rockville; Gerald Tonski, 940 E. success, that money and things are Another Small Car Voice .<188 N. 3 1 ^ St. and we intend to work for a all-important and that ’amoirntinp- while they are small in order tn 10:30 a.m., Breaking of Bread, this morning at her home. 161 W. and bre.nch of the peace, were or Harriet L. Rottner. 47. of 483 E. Middle Tpke.; Leslie Dunn. South It must seem to America's auto j eyes, at that, supposedly, Arnold W. Toteri Minister stronger law In the next I.egisla- to 'something' is simply a matter limit the treatment necessary and 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. A Thought for Today T V SERVICE VACUUM CLEANER , Center St., after a lingering ill dered lield under S2.000 bonds each,' Center St., charged with allowing Windsor: William Hanley. Slf- To Missiles in Eighty Years makers that every time they look | The book, which related how an yet atlll attain optimum results Mrs. Mildred Calrhera, Organist 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ture, if that seems advisable” ness, She made her home with her a flog to roa.n at large, to Feb. 15; of figuring out ,a way to make Miss Viola R. Foster, Sponsored by the Honchestor Days f f O K AdoU David M. Gros.-niap. 17. Thoma.s ford Sprlng.s; Michael, Ginolfi, at a newspaper or open their mail, operation gave the author a third with the greatest economy of time 8 p.m., Tuesday, Bible study. White waa the former chairman niece. Miss Florence Donoh” e. Stanley Banavige of 279 Burnham Thrall Rd.. Vernon; Barbara Pecu ^enough money to have a fine home, Miss Martha Thornton, Oonneil of Churchos NIgbt* •••W pWie Parte H. K'-fl, 16 and WiHinm .1 Roh. B.V BOB LEEBKiHT • World War II. and In postwar someone is offering them advice on ] e.ve. producing clair\'oyant pow- and effort. 8 p.m., Friday, Prayer meeting. REPAIRS of the Connecticut Council oh She was a member of the ort.«, 17. are eherged with simnlc St., charged with intoxication and nie.s , Coventry; Miss Patricia Ben- | ®'®.y. . . , Prevention means fluoridation of Religious Education Director Freedom of information. Cheyenne. Wyo iff" -^Just a bit j days to an Air Force technical how to run their business. Usuall.v, era. won critical aa well as popu TEL. Ml $-8488 I Church of the A.»sumption ahd of nss.oult. carryii'g wcapone in a mo- breach of the peace, to Feb li nefl. 'Ametr,n- EiiTshelh Roh- ' I t " afraid that is the idea a the communal water supply with Church o f the Nazarene .When Trouble Comes ] the Ladies Catholic Benevolence over 80. yeara ago U.S. c.avalry-' training school. And now its eaf- it comes from UAW President lar acclaim. The esteemed Times tor vehicle rnd breach f the peace. Mathew Mlodzinski. 46- of 35 erts. _ ■ wWest------T .f VvilUnetonWillington; .lamesJames Ellis.Ellis, 1"' P®°P‘® » '? the care and precision that lb com Sunday, Feb. 8 468 Main St. Sooner or later .trouble comes , SERVICE A.ssn Thev were o-drred hrid. „nder' charged with intoxica- gl3 Main St. right at home—from their own , men galloped through the gate of marked aa a forerunner to space- Walter Reulher. whose sonietimcs Lllerar.v Supplement Commented monplace in our modern acleritlfic 10 a.m.. Morning Worahip and C. E. Winslow, MInvater to all of us In this life. Sometimes • parents. So I ’ve made up my mind | n military post here to pursue the. ship warfare. ‘UANY MXkE,/FORME3t' P o la r A ir Comin.'O'' ..TIi ® Tiemey F«neral $1,000 bords. I " '’" '’'■carh of the peace, and; ADMITTED TODAY: Mr.*. Ame startling Ideas the auto makers on the "rioblllty of the ethical sys world. Prevention Is the adequate Church School. Gertrude W’llsop and we are ready and able to take it, i Home, 219 W. Center St., is in that if I can just make m.v bo.vs | Indians who had just annihilated Plans for the missile bsse are Sermon subject: "Living Foun SRBVtufe MAN FQk A 'Htev were nrie-sted bv State Po- ; '7'""'® , ’’y' lia Weigold, East Hartford. see that the important thing In ; cen. George Custer and all his .^lili top secret in the Pentagon, use of several toothbrushes of the Florence Wood, Organists but again It takes us so completely How Christian Scienre Heals ! charge of funeral arrangements. lice near the Merd-n cilv-line and " ’"h intoxication, to Feb BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son have been busy denouncing aa. tem which produces such beliefs tains, or Broken Cisterns, "Jere . n a t i o n -w i d e (COMPANY life is to do right, act in a ’.vay - men at the battle of the Little "but three or foiir laucching sites type suggested by your dentist to by surprise that It lays us low. Into Area Tonight , which are incomplete. to Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell Helm. radical and impraclicsl. as well as , and such men as the author." and miah II, verse 13. , brought bark here. Jf.-’ nrhcstO!'Ppj.,, , . „ you don’t have lo be ashamed of, gjg Horn. arc under consideration. Each will best fulfill your needs and it also 9:30 a.m.. Church School: junior Those who know life best tell us "NO EMERGENCY f r e e PICK-UP and Kazardvilte; a daughter to Mr. and 6:45 p.m.. Sigma Chi will meet lice, after being Informeri of t'lb ' and lo take pride in any job they; This spring—on the same post be a'oout 15 to 20 miles from Chey- Impertinent. I the .Sunday Observer called it "an means replacing these tooth- and,, intermediate departments that the best way to keep this (Continued front Page Dne) Mrs. Robert Callahan. 613 Main DELIVER V; REASONABLE attack, had alerted State Police 'o *!f' ..y*’, do, how they decide to earn a liv - j—construction will atar^ on the enne. Main administrative and re- But Reulher isn't the only one. ■ extraordinary and exciting book, brushe.s when they become frayed. at the church. meet at the Davis Memorial Youth from happening, is to riieet trouble ■EYOND GOD‘S HELP" RATES be on the 'oohout for the voiith*. charged with adure to drive to the St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis- 7 p.m.. Junior-High Pilgrim Fel- FunPrals Ing will be all right with me.” 1 elaborate facilities required to starch headquarters will be houael ■Prevention goes to school In a Center. head-on When it comes, to take it the state up to six inches in Easl Police claim a blackjack w.’ s ‘"Kl". w as^ isflled under loda.y s Yost...... 71 High SI,...... Rockville; a Public officials are getting into; and a disquieting one." lOM'ship will meet at the home of Juki Start Him Right ' .send out a vastl.v different kind: |r. existing buildings at Warren lurich box as an unpared apple to 10:45 a.m.. Worship service; and use It to our, good rather than W H AY, 910 k.c., Sunday, 8:15 a.m. M l 9-38 p.m. Harlland and Norfolk. used bv one of (he Meriden boys ; I daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman the act too. They are concerned Wlth plugs like those, the suc Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin, 187 ' • . * ...... R c'tt'-n.i-iiiH It will be heard' ...... That’s, the way parents used to vengeance party: a flight of a PB. whose front gate is right at be eated following other food to • measiqie, "The Grace of Giving.” our hurt. Frederick W. Kates puta, The state's 350 sanding and John I. Olson ' in the a.s.sault. A switch-blade R. FitzGerald. Richard. 34 Lilac St about parking and traffic prob cess of the book was assured. It aid in frering the teeth from food Princeton St. 8 p.m., Youth aervlce. this so well in his little book The plowing trucks worke,d through March 8. figure. They felt their duty to * , gtubby missiles capable of streak-1 ipe citv limits, Cost Is estimated Funeral services for John I. knife was found In the car driven r BIRTH TODA5’ : A daughter to child was to teach him right from , ^,p through the atmosphere, at $65 to $100 million, lems and what Detroit’s ever blg- sold 20,000 copies in England alone debris. It means brushing your 6 p.m., Junior Society. Use of Life: the night. State Police, however, Olson, 74 Henry St., wlll be held at by Shoneck, Police Chief Herman i Atty. and Mrs. Jules Karp, 56. (Trtis- teeth after every meal and care The United SIcthodlst 4'hurast tln'ee Manches- i Mr*. Josephine Sullivan. 305 Hil stniction on a scope as .vet unwit- facility, it won’t interfere with one Mayor Wagner of New York who, had earned (.1^.000 In royalties for Rev. Carlton T. Dniey, Sllnistcr of. They happen to everyone alike But now most of the emphasis nessed by man.< ’ time-honored tradit on of the Old ments and your oral needs as well. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister Sale Extended 3 Days .early this niomlng. deison, officiating. Burial will be ter boys ?s they were walking liard St.: Mrs. Margaret Mcl-ean, and the pressure seems to be 6n as chairman of the Metropolitan Lama Lobsang Rampa. It means replacing missing teeth Mrs. Herald Lee, Choir Director . R. Rusoell Peery,. and they are, if we handle them M^lle no seMous traffic accl-. That’s the measure of the mili West. While-faced cattle will still in East Cemetery. ' home from the game along E. Richard E. King. 22, Sterling, 41 E. Middle Tpke : Mrs. Jean success, with success rneaning tary' advance here- from mules Regional Conference, wrote a -let when they yare unavbidabiy lost MIsa Doris Skinner, Organist , Associate Minister aright, literally the making of us. dents were reported, state and lo- graze in the shadbw of the missile , But the book was a hoax. And. 3-tRAGK TILT Friends may call at the Watkins- Middl* Tpke. in the vicinity, of was arrested yesterday and charg Chadwick, 9 Lincoln SI.; Richard money. How often today’s adults to missiles. And it’s all been eveh though no one sees the dif Mrs. Margaret M. Peery, It is difficult to see it, but the cal police said there were mimer- West Funeral Home. 142 E. Center Elro St. The local boys shouted ed with felling to grant the right Tyler, Dob.son Ave.. Vernon; Mrs. launching platforms. ter to Detroit pleading for smaller as it rnust to all hoaxers, disclosure 9:30 a.m.. Church School for refer to a man as "auccessfuL” done within the lifespan of one ference but yourself, thus prevent Organist and Choi. .D rector blows w e are reeling Under right Striomon-ow frem 'i io 'l and fw m "something’’ at the ybiiths aS they of way and failure to carry motor Beatrice Hoffman, 24 Maple St.: simply because he has money, Grazing Will Continue "’ cars. finally came this week to its au ing extrusion of opposing teeth nursery, kindergarten, primary now may well be Just what we ALUMINUM OOMBINATION WINDOWS near-crippling jamupa and general , 7 , _ went bv and the Meriden car went of the first ’ youngsters born ■ at In negotiating for purchase of •r Watson Woodruff, D.D.» vehicle operator's license. ’He Is Elmer Hatfield. 68 Durant St.; without bothering about how he Now it Is Senator PrcacoU Bush. thor, fjT il Henry Hoskins, a 46- and the tiltlpg of adjacent ones. It and senipr depts, - Minister Emeritus need, as God views us, for our fur ly hazardous driving conditions. down the street, tumed around the historic cavalry fort n o« be- jjjjout 9,000 acres of grazing land scheduled to appear In Town Court Mrs. Beulah Short.s. 95 Lockwood got the money, whether or not he coming the nation's first inter Ahd ha has gone Mayor Wagner .vear-old plumber's son from * f ' * ' ” having the tartar or cal- 11 ■ a.m.; Church School for ther spiritual development and The Hartford area got but two and came back, the chief said. Monday, St.: Kenneth Harrison. 15 Gris has done anything worthwhile with surrounding Cheyenne, the Defense Junior and Intermediate Depts. growth into the full stature o f real Inches of snow. But even at its continental ballistics missile In one better. Iri a Senale speech, he Plvmpton. England, currently in ' Race Relations Sunday. sM cV S i4 .9 5 Dodd May Face One of the' three boVs ran from John J. Ashton Jr„ 15. Wllli- wold St.: Harold Carpenter, Coven it, whether or not It has brought Department ha.4 a.ssured ranchers . I periodically to avoid Irritating the 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning W or 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. ine'n. I t must be said: We need all outset the storm was sufficient to the scene. stallation. that' limited grazing will b« per didn't atop with a plea for smaller mantic, and William. R. Eggers, try; Mra. Ethel Rezman, 26 Or- him an.v happiness, whether or not He Was There hiding near Dublin. | joft titsuea and dariiaging the ship,- sermon’ subject: “The House 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church serv- we get In life and we get all we cause one of the most paralyzing Schendel said that the five bo.vs chard St.; Mrs. Anna Kelvie ami pp.ig a man of honor and integrity mitted on the land, except when traffic ticups Hartford police have Parly Primary 16, Tarrytown. N. Y.. were ar Looking back down-his 80-yeara, cars for the sake of more parking For. successful as the book was. bone supporting the teeth. Beautifut." Mrs. Carlton T, Daley ices. . J need.”, then got out of the car and at- whose word, as our 'own parents m'ssiles are beiftg "blasted off.’’ . experienced in years. rested yesterday "and charged with daughter, 63 Clyde Rd.; Mrs. Man T. Joe’ Cahill recalls how he and space and tractable traffic jams. It had proved - "di.squieling ’ ini Prevention means early exam- will be the soloist at both aSrvlcea. ' Sermon: "O f One,Blood.. ■» Fred R. Edgar IN S T A L L E D ------! tacked the remaining two young- hitchhiking. Patrolman Kenneth lyn Tavs and daughter. 118 Wash used to say, "is as good as his Between 4,000 and 5.000 men — The Sehior Choir will sing at the 9:15 and 1 a.m.. Church School, . During the peak hours of com Norwich, Feb, 8 1 — Thomas ' gters. Both of them received face other youngsters living at old Fort Including many highly-trained sci ' He, went on to warn the manu more way.s than the Sunday Ob- ‘" a " " " * children and restoring Barker said that the youths were ington St.; Mrs. Joan Brouwer and bond." ■ D. A. Russell used to watch cavalry primary teeth as decay areas 11 o’clock service. nursery (3 year olds) through jun- ' REGULARLY 19.95. muter traffic Friday, Lt. David J. Dodd of West Hartford sa.ys he cuts but hospital treatment was And how, often, in their ambi- entists ace expected to be sta facturers that unless they start server's book reviewer imagined. Deming of the Traffic Division in the road on Center St son 23 Edgerlon St.; Mrs. Norma develop to insure a healthy, clean 11 a.m., Nursery, MINIMUM 7 WINDOWS will "force a primary" W neces- not required, police reported They are scheduled to’ appear in : Ferguson and daughter, 25 New- lions foi their chlidren. do today. | tioned here..ere ,when the missile has* making' smaller cars, they might Suspicions had been- arou.sed. in mouth to receive ihe Incoming per 3 p.ra.. Renovation Fund can Adult Fofum, Robbfha aaid, icy roads brought vehicles to sary in order to v1n the Demo The five Meriden boys were held parents try_to_push them '■'to ca-| Kt |’i., completed In 1959, Word of the a dead atop for more than an hour. Town Court ~ Feb, l5. ' man St. • find they 'are producing cars no cluding nhose of some Tibetan manent teeth. vass. ■ k Extruded Aluminum cratic nomination for U.S. Senator In jail here last night. Questioned i^ch^’l^ey^;;;:;; ™ r;ai1 the ™ g ^ - m t r y development has buoyed busine.sa Room. _ _ _ _ At 6 a.m. today, _ State Police DISCHARGED T(St)A') : Vin We used lo play around the old Adequate and effective preven 7 p.m.. Junior High Methodist in the November election. by police, none of the.' youths ad talent simply because the-parents hopes and stimulated land apecu* vne Mill be able to afford. scholars, and people, including a ★ Won’t Rust> Ever warned that roads were ice and. .FRENCH BOMB V1LL.AGE cent ZAbleskos. 149 Woodland SI. corrals and get in the road," he tion Is obtained through individual Youth Fellowship. Eimnuel Lutheran Chiirch - Dodd, former U.S. representa mitted owning the blackjack used think that a certain career will laUon in Cheyenne. The only so-, .^He described cusTent models as private eye, began asking ques ★ Glass and i^reen Tilting anow-coated in the vicinity of the in the attack, or the knife found Tunis, Tunisia, Feb. 8 iff*' — said wistfully. "Today’s kids prob effort and meant less oral diaease 7 p'm.. Senior Methodist Youth C. Henry-Anderson, Pastor tive, told a Democratic gathering TTie Timislan’ government United States, with ft Is honorable and ft is work they bean planned Jor, and added, "They not even any claim to Tibetan real, wood too coarse and brittle foe Sunday, Feb. 9, 9:15 a.m., ’ . 10:30 a.m. nCL. Ml IMHIM Berlin Tumjrike and Wilbur,Croea destroyed- The village la near the years—from, 317 tons annually to a quartefinaaUr depot during third hes not oe yi^t' beta nemed Sqrmon, "Conserving Our Man BOB BROWN—CHARLIE PRINGLE 2,350 tons, Is the next largeat buy,- wfirt to io. " , ^ are rapidly becoming t«» expensive dence, much lees Htlrenship— nbth- building purposes. Jt la a fn g ra n t M om l)^ Worahip, U a,m. n BAST o b n t b » w . Highway in East Hartford. DoALLEY OOP NCJW DO/T (OaGET \O U « , PBOMISE X) CHECK O l US A OKAY, BACK IN e s e . j t l s r INCASE i a o VONS I MIGHT CHW^SE MYM1NP/ n OW,BOTH A few year* ago Helen Keller a b o u t s t a y in g t h e r e . I OF M3U-HAPIV j Cwnegto’* B if Yal* Otft unmarred hy bra)ns, after study toured the cou n ty and lectured LANDINGS.' " One o f the, largest Chrlstmae ing ,lor a while, la said to have on the eubjeot o f "Happlneee,” gifts on record was the 14,000,000 given'the following answer: A fter each lecture the audience Andrew Camerie fa v e his steel “ He gains on the -oents, was given the opportunity of ask workers In 1003 to aid the Injured loses on ths dollars.” ing her questions. Everything and the heirs of any who died In from the eubllme to the ridiculous the kteel plants, Christmas makes everybody hap was- asktd. Her ready rspartes , including thoaa who say theyll wss shown in the following: Several men were traveling by K glad when It’s over. train. Presently one produced This ’a That a large fruitcake, which he de OUR BOARDING HOUSE wHh MAJOR HOOPLI voured greedily. Tha faath'ry Sugars o f the mow ' \ Time passed. Suddenly he began tap lightly on the window pane. Nfe BORA MONSY groaning and doubling himself up W e gather by the Sreplace glow YOO'RJS Vl8RANrn>q,TWAN6- and A G IR L WHO dance tonight—and Is he sore! ASKED ME TO In a civil service examination Belnda Ann Is at thi phone, try OSTRINSKY INTAKE HER TO given In New York City some time ing to get her girl friend. Sue. She Omlan la Waate Matonato A M O V IE f ago, one of the questions asked turns at last and, with a groan, rai PARKER ST. was the following; says, “ Line's down, folks. I can’t M . Ml-a-«7U ar MI-g-gSTC $12.35 and sells It for $9.75 does ^ h e T V s e t” Pa turns It on. he gain or lose by the transac Alas- alack! . The * only station * OPEN MONDAYS MANCHESTER tion?” we can get is full of swirls of BEADQUARTERN FOR One of our niodem young sweet white and black. No phone, no BEDDING VALUES! things, probably with good looks TV, and no car. In such a bliz- # OoM Road a Sealy a Oetermoor ' e Blue Bell . Specializing a Sprtng-Alr a EcUpse Sprlag e 1*MH WCA IM. TjmW US cbooae Wall HIGH GRADE When It contea to moving yourfexpert moving aervlce. The men Since 1955 the New Syitem fla why fastidious people in CROSSWORD PUZZLE Laundry, 44 Harrison S t, have been the New RystemGyatem Laundry.Laundi You LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and l.liBBERS Priead M.95 to 79.95 household furniture you want aa- engaged by ManchesterMl Moving * Furniturt Rt-uphel- and Truaklng Co. are men who do giving the very finest laundry may bring your laundry to the FREE DELIVERY. eurmnee that it will be done ex CHOICE VARIBTI Bedraooa and Living Room PRINTING thla work all of the time, not men service poaslble and about four plant or any of the three stores staring ■ Furniture, -- pertly and with care for your poa- called in at random to help out years ago Salvatore Cirlnna, the and g e t ' 10% off or phone Ml- QUALITY * Auto Tops -wwv Answer to Prsvieus Piinls JOB AND COMMERCIAL .aeaaiona, that la w^y ao many peo when needed. Therefore, If you do owner, etfirted In the dry cleaning 9-7753 and one pf the three trucks SEAFOOD AHTyso Albanian Ambla PRINTING ple are turning to Mancheater contemplate moving, let Manches bueineea, the two businesses oper will call for and deliver your wash, * Truck Cushions A T6000U r EXACTLY * = » Howard's eSr ated In separate buildings but giving three to four day laundry Moving and Trucking Co. for thla ter Moving and Trucking Co. do 599 CENTER ST. (B€«r) .tONSSAAi* SM.Maia SL—5H 9-GSSS Prompt and Etfldeat Pslutlag served by the one office, ^ e re service. 43 OAK ST. 6L^*'N^'^ERl0tS6^^ Oil aervlce. Three trucka are at your the work for you and be sure that a i s w ACROSS S Meet melure Opea Thursday and Friday of An Rlnda service and trained, men do the your precious articles will arrive sponse to this new business has Curtains are washed by hand, TEL. MI 9-9W7 TEL. 8U 8-8831 UntU 9 P.M. stretched to their original - sise— 1 Capital of 4 Peer Gynt'i work. safely. been as popular as to the'lsundiy everyone Is measured first—and Albinis mother CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER About two years ago Walter Of course Manchester Moving service and there are now three 5 Cdrrelettvc COMMUNITY PRESS Perrett bought the moving bual- and Trucking Co. Is fully insured branches, 18 Oak St., 501 Hartford then carefully Ironed. Ruffled or 7 This country straight curtains are finished beau COMPLETE MANCHESTER has Important of neither NOW Uor. No. Mala dad N«. Sebool nesa from Newton Taggart and is against fire and accident They Rd. and 249 N. Main St. to take i Genui of tifully. Embroidered tableclothes, — — resources Btreefa—Telepheae MI-S-VT27 now able, through Burnham’a Van will gladly give you an estimate care of your needs. MILLWORK CO. geese Service, (he la the local agent) to on a moving Job if you wish. There is a difference In launder bedspreads, slip covers, drapes all HEATING '13 Praytr A CoRVBRiGRt Sronch 354 Broad SL—TeL M1-B-S2S1 7 Collapse extend moving services to all of It la a great help to have the ing service, you have only to look receive de luxe treatment at the Rotary or Pressure 14 Small space 8 Mineral rock 470 MAIN ST. the 48 atatea and Canada. Bum- at the clothes to tell this. A t the New System Laundry. ' jS Heavy aervicea o f such an outfit as Man- Burners t Legal point Aeraaa from O u ter Motor Salea ham's Van Service, out of Colum cheater Moving and Trucking Co. New System Laundry they use Dry cleaning is done expertly at drinkers 10 Dyestuff 28 Sir Lancelot's 43 Pester TEL. 90 S-2209 Ts P. HOLL0RAN bus, Ga., offer the very finest in eight different waters, three suds the New System Laundry and you C A LL us FOR FREE rlN O W !ittae beat in* IsJhstrueUon They will come Into your house, 11 Deer tracks father 44 Hurl moving facilities and If you are pack your furniture and valuables ing and five rinses! Ndt a trace of have the choice of 3-4 day service, ESTIMATES BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFIELD 17 ompau point jg Browns from 48 Employs FUNERAL HOME JUDD SAXON 28 Exclamation AlB-OONDinONED moving out of . the state all you and place them exactly where you alkali is left in' the clothes to gray Same Day Service, which is cash e General Hlllwerk 15 Ssure of ,Re 31 Through 47 Summers need to do is to contact Manchea them, they come .out so sparkling and carry, any article brought Into e Complete Window Units clol MANCHESTER Ideally located— ooavealent and wish, the rugs all placed and the F06ARTY BROS. 19 Meadow • 38 Irony (Fr.) ter Moving and Trucking Co. and white that they are sheer pleasure the plant or the three branch e All Size Doors away from the busy thorongh- furniture just where you designate 20 Poss'imlve 22 It has some 38 Rocky 48 Oriental coin all arrangements will be made for to wear. You may choose your stores by 10:00 a.m. will be ready INCORPORATED a Mitred and Gloed Trim pronmn fare. Distinctive Service. Mod it Really, moving Is not too much mineral pinnacle 30 Conclusion CRT CLEANERS you without any extra effort on of a chore when you depend upon service from wet wash to de luxe, by 5 p.m. or one. two or three hour JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL. e Bzpert Cabinet Work 31 Marinfr** 24 Storehouses SSyegetsbte 82 Streamlet ern Facllltlee. your part cleaning service. For the latter, CONNECnetT COKE, e Complete Hardware Dept. dirsctioi the skilled service offered by this your starched pieces will be done 36 Pseudonym of 38 More unusual (ver.) f 3 W ILLS STREET Packing dishes and fragile arti company. to your specification, light, medi garments must be taken to the FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL 33 Musical Charles Lamb 41 Trap 83 Wine ve cl CariitrinG HoUoran cles so they will arrive In perfect SIB Broad 8L— Tel. MI 9-4539 34 Abstract b^ing TtiBplieiw Ml 3-7254 Mancheater Moving and Truck um. heavy or none at all.-Special plant on Harriaon St. For regular Licensed Funeral Director condition really requires the work ing Co. are also equipped to han care is shown in the fact that In to 4 day cleaning service. 10% 3$ OoU mourn of a person especially trained in 37Lsfs4n dle freight For Information on dividual washes are placed In ex discount is given to articles John J. Crafty Jr. this work. When you engage the this, call M I 3-6563. For friendly, pensive nylon nets so that the brought to the plant. Waterproof 30 High Licenaed Embalmcr servicet of Manchester Moving mountain interested service call Manchester clothes do not touch the machines, ing is done and mothproofing with TREE PRUNING SuMyside Sunoco 175 Center SL—TeL Ml 9-70<0 and Trucking Co. you are sure of Moving and Trucking Co. MANCHESTER 33 Winglike part thus saving unnecessary wear. This a guarantee of five years on this IS Falsehood SERVICE STATION service. Minor repairs are done free ani REMOVALS AUTO PARTS 34 Snooze of charge and small tailoring jobs OPEN 24 HOURS will be done for a slight additional IS Commence "OVER t h e t r a c k s TO Latins Overrated, Fogarty Bros. Offers Finest Fuels Complete Tree Service. 270 BROAD ST. 37 Dry, as wine Rout* 6 and 44A charge. Why not enjoy the best in BETTER SERVICE” Have your work done by . 39 College cheer ROLTON—Opp. Manchester British Miss Says laundering and expert dry cleaning licensed and Inanred treemen. ' 40 Bone DRIVE-IN TIIF.ATER done by skilled workers, let New Always At Your Sendee For 43 Perched Turnpike Auto Sarvict System Laundry do the work for CALL e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE New York (A7 — After a 22,000- 44 Feline 164 Middle Tnmpike West you. . EQUIPMENT COMPLETE i.iile jaunt around the land, actress COTTON WOOD? BY BAY GOnO 43 Footed vaie 34 Hour Towing Service e PARTS (new and rebuUt) WINTERIZING April Olrich has decided that CARTER TREE ’ e ACCESSORIES fne FIMAL GUN^ANi 46 Scottish QiTVBiBi fipa sheepfold Ml 9-4100— Bob Kieman, Prop. American men have it all over Open Forum 48 Gets up CAR WASHING Latins when It comes to romance. EXPERT CO. e DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES Complete Auto Repairing "The reputation of Latin lovers 81 BlUleal PHONE Ml 1-7695 Open Satnrday until 5 pan. mounteln £ ROAD SERVICE is overdone—a lot of fancy flour Dlsputandum Est 54 Peaceful Clean Used Cara ishes that mean nothing," says Mr. Philip 'ITeggor, 88 Chinky . Miss Olrich, a 24-yearrOld British Your review of the recent Civic “ IT Miss who spent most of her teen- 88 Tendencies Neighborhood Shell Dealer Music concert indicated that after THREE J'S 87 Puffs up years in South America. the classical portion of the pro JOYCE DOWN Snow Removal Service During her tour, on behalf of the gram had been completed the sec Til. Rif. Hl.OM. X m Dubaldo movie "Pursuit of the Graf Spee,” ond half of the concert degenerat Flower Shop, Inc. RESTAURANT 1 Carry (coll.) O IH8 WM ftetePK ba. MUSIC CENTER April gained attention by declar ed to a low level, classically speak ON ROUTE 6 and 44A 2 Presses ing her determination to wed a Church St.. Ml 9-0791 “ I wond«r if you'd lign in affidavit! I don't know how ing. IM Middle Tpke. West BILL'S TIRE Yankee. I t would seem to the writer that I'll ovor oxplain to my husband that I was hit by a traa!" "I had six proposals but none while your taste apparently runs e FUNERAL DESIGNS Make your plans now for T E U 5n 9-6205 AND were right," she says. It bothers strictly to classical music that e WEDDING BOULtUETS Bowling Banquets. Call her that U.S. women don't seem works of composers as well knou-n BUGS BU N N Y ACCORDIONS as Rogers and Hammerstein, e FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Ml 9-4684 for reserva REPAIR SHOP to appreciate their men fully. FOR HOME and HOSPITAL t : KINSMAN ORGANS "TTiat’s what happens when Strauss and Noel Coward are cer YOU MIGHT PO William H. Green. Prop. tions. 1 something is always around,” she tainly worth an unbiased review. SOMintlNG ID A tE. e Coraages BY ROY CRANE m t P Private Instructions says. The fact that you obviously are a 1/ BUZ SA W YE R / / YOU la ty wabwt: ^ , Instruments and Supplies Columbia Bicycles classical music devotee should not SEATING FOiR OVER / Ample irSVWYSXFENSIVC i 0 «, I AMP THE lo v a v BlONOe t KNOW VERYUTILE Goodyear Tires influence your impartial review of Parking! 100 PEOPLE TO COME ALL THE WAY I ALREADY ICRE. YOU DtVEWI'n(...DOES AlOUT HER A / 4 *1 Orchestra For Hire Repairs, Service Unexpected Support the entire concert, ' TO EUROPE JUST WORKING M l WORK IN EUROPE, RECENT WIDOW, Accessories Have you had a carefree winter,: offer swift and efficient aervice You are undoubtedly aware that SKIK-PIVIN6. ZORKART TOO? 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71 <\ - 'f \ 7 '7 , .1'-, ■ ■/ ....-''r'P, V: ■Ci-:' 7 / * ' f y'-.! ■ • • ' Mf * 7: " V ■/-; , ; ' . :V V'f".' f - ", - y; -. \ MANCHESTteR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1956 >AGE NIKS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE EIGHT Lapached in NBA iMarco P o lo s Win 71*62, Green Manor Protests Possession Ball and """'■■■J ...... ' ■ ' I ans Bobby Knigbt Kramer’s. Tutoring Job on Road Sub Supplies High Shooters Leads MiUord Brings Better Than Passing Mark 45-26 Win Defeat Loomis Spark as Rams Here Sunday New York (NEA) — "By thetslsted that.-with Urae. th«y ceuldAfamiUar with It while Gonzales Is time.” Ted Sciiroeder was saying. work on Hoad. No aa the pros used to it. Snaps Long In Hot Match Sharpshooting Charlie Stet “Jake ie through with thie boy move to San Francisco to open "The big difference is that the Down Windsor he’ll be eble to pley Pancho Ck>n- their IflO-match tour of the coun ball takes a bigger bounce off the son hooped 30 points last salea and anybody else. 1 know, try, the figures show Schroeder canvas, so. you have to come up The high flying ManchesUr High ByDONRBROER night in directing the strong he looked bad today. But remem was right. For after 13 matches in quicker to hit it. But (Sonzales had rifle team racked up Its 89th con Marco Polo Explorers to a ber, thla boy will be different In Australia, Hoad has an 8-5 lead. to learn eanvaa, eo why can’t Loss String Ernie (Needles) Nlederwerfer secutive victory with a closely con 71-62 Connecticut Basketball the winter." How did It come about? "Sim Hoad? Remember, Lew can break arbke fVoni the depths of obscurity tested match against L«omis ple,” Pat O’Brien, Kramer’r New from the gate pretty (julckly. And last night, to spark a never-say-dle Assn, win over the Green This waa last summer and By PAT BOLDIU School In ths luturiously appointed Schroeder waa in the locker room York representative. . proclaims. If he has trouble, Kramer will Rockville quintet to an uphill M-50 and spanidng new rifle range of Manor Pros at the Bkuit Hartford make sure he gets some tratniiig.’’ Captain Dick Dubanoski, win over Windsor. The Valley B High Sehol gym. Th# setback, fifth at the Weat Side Tennis Club in "Kramer had Hoad all to himself the Windsor Prep echool yeeter- Forest Hills Ulking about Lew on that world tour they took all For one who compared Hoad and receiving excellent support 'League victory kept"the Ram tour dsy. The local score of 890 was the in 11 league games, mathematical nament hopes alive as they posted ly cllmtnated the Pros from the Hoad, the blond Australian whose fall. He worked on him juat like Gonzales during the summer. It from teammates Chuck Sai- second highest of the eeasoil, which pro debut had Juat been a flop. Max Hlrsch doea a good two-year- seems implausible teat Kramer their seventh win against eight now stands at five wina, no defeats, title race and once again Coach monri, little Bobby Daigle, losses. The necesary combination Eddie Rosmarin’s quintet Is faced Jake Kremer hed put up $125,- old." could bring his new staf up to a while the Loomis gunners came 000 to get Hoad, dreaming of the O'Brien mixes meUphors, but It level even remotely challenging much-improved Wes Feshler is now three wins in the remaining close on the looal heels with a good with a.battle to qualify for the and hustling Pat Mistretta, four games. forthcoming playoffs. day this thick-chested Auesie is allowable in his case because Pancho. 878. would .do battle frith Gonzales on when not busy with mattera tennis pisved possession basketball to Nlederwerfer was a starter dur Pace H'bwera Green Manor Manager George He is a big and agile guy, this ing the first half of the season, but Mitchell played the contest under even terms; Then he arranged a he can be found In his office at Gonzales, who is so well b)Uaneed near-perfection last niRht while Boyd Brown of Loomis took top the New York race tracks. aparkinp impressive Manchester was relegated to the bench some protest. "By mutual agreement,' apectal tonmanr.ent to introdupe during his movements that you honors with 185, but Captain Paul Hoad and during It Schroeder.. .the Game the Same ■ Hich School to an upset 45-26 seven games back and has seen AMY FIRKEY SHIRLEY VITTNER Sheridan’s 181 and Ron Oambo- Mitchell explained, “ It was agreed wondered if be ever could be beat CCII-< victory over fading Meriden. little action during that time. Last that no official would be assigned publicity man, had to ett and watch "Hoad's game Is the same as en. Hoad, on the other hand, seem iaU's ISO also placed In the magic even lesaer members of the troupe Kramer’s. Power, plenty of jlower. It's a .shame that the smallest night, the Rockville armory court circle. Manchester strength, as to the game . If he had already ed strong enough—a husky 182- beat Hoad easily. So Jake Just did a Job on the kid crowd of the season, only TOO fans was. the scene of an entirely -dif usual, lay in lU weU balanced worked contests Involving both pounder—but still no physical (237 paid 1, was present at the high ferent story. clubs. I contacted Whitey Piurek Won It Big and now he haa a pro instead of match for the 0-1 Pancho. squad; Loomis had to dip to a 169 the amateur who was at Forest school gym to watch the surprising Best In Final Period who assigns the CBA officials and Gonzales, the big powerhouse But Kramer didn’t put up $125.- Avalanche of Entries for ite fifth acore. .white the Indians asked that ha-asalgn two men Hills. Now, of course, they played Indians snap an eight-game losing Inserted Into the fray early in had live men within live points of from Los Angeles, won It big and 000 for a hopeless case. And as streak while handing the visitors the game, Nlederwerfer saved his from outatde \he greater-Hartford there were many who came away on grasa In Australia. On the in one another. door swing around the country. O’Brien notes, “ oiir horse is a stay their sixth consecutive setback. beat effort for the-final period." Be area, preferably two men from from the affair believing Hoad nev er. This tour will go right to the The undefeated Indiana take on dpwnstate. Both Ben (Twirler) Hoad will have to play on canvas Overall, the smooth-working Silk hind by a 52-45 score afUr trailing In for Women’s Event er would give him competition. wire.” throughout the third and part of a tough schedule next week, with Phelps and Walt Melody have stretched pver board. He’s un Towners have now won twice In road matches on tap in Willimantic But Schroeder and Kramer In- 10 starts while the loss was the the second periods, the Rams went worked previous Marco Polo to work. Captain Bob Grous, a By EARL YOST and Bristol, plus a rsally difficult games and should not have been eighth in 12 games for the baffled- test against Kingswood In West Silver City -quintet. Last night's whale of a performer all evening, Avalanche of entries greeted the announcement by Jack assigned to officiate last night’s Hartford. game.’’ [Yale Five Rallies sterling triumph more than gained -canned two free throws to make it Vittner that the 1958 Women’s Town Bowling Tournament Tha (ummariaa: sweet revenge for Manchester's 54-47 with 6:50 left to play. Sec Masrhaitar (SMI Leading Rcorrr Women to Bowl Boys iTo Defeat Peiin earlier 16-point defeat to Meriden. onds later, Nlederwerfer used his would be held at the Community Y alleys, starting Feb, 15. Paul Sh-iidan ...... M Both Stetson and center Freddy Several Easy Layups height to advantage to pull down No less than 23 women signed up, less than 24 hours after the;RPhiladelphia. Feb. 8 (^5—De Zatursky had his aroused Indians Another hoop for Needles on a than the total.of a year ago when' Jim Tlaniay ...... M In Polio Fund Match fending Ivy League champion Tele highest pintail total wtU qualify I^mU vantage at the end of the first moving the ball with precision and handoff from Dave Lelbenguth 24 participated. for the'head to head compeUtlon on Bnyd Brown *7 Ml lU quarter. Stetson, one of the cir rallied in the final half here last playing only for the good shot made the acore 52-51 with 4:30 re Defending champion Amy Plr- Saturday, Feb. 23 in best of three Richard Spans , ...... M n 171 cult’s leading scoreri.l caged three night to defeat Pennsylvania 81-68.V while making certain that at least maining. key will be back to try for a re game matches. The four winners Vtclor Schmalxer ...... W M ITS baskets in the second period as the It was Yale’s second league pas- After a aide set by hot shooting peat, a feat no girl has been able Ttanmaa Spr-ar ...... M 73 171 ketball victory against three losses two men were planted under the will then meet in. a best of three Tlsh* Carrey __ ,...... M 7S I6» .B U T rr , host club erected s 38-27 bulge at Keep That Left Hand Up! Jack Shannon of Windsor. ' the to do since the Town Tournament Other Mandieater abontera wera the intermission. the ladles of the Women’s Bowling League in a ^ and gave the Elis a 7-8 overall sea basket to grab the rebounds. Even set on the same night. Feb. 22. The vtAurruNTn. Their hopes are high and are confident they will give the fairer sex whan the losers began pressing Damasco Collazo of Cuba appears to be landing a pretty low left on Rams rolled down the court, and was first started In 1953. Mrs» Ralph Oeer.^174: Kd Peltham. 173; Stetson continued his brilliant son. Horse No Go finals and consolidation best of five mJJrtni.‘ 'i7j:"T!ary'‘lSaak. 113; a run (or their money Two match- Johnny Lee, Yale’s captain, was early In the second half the Indians Joey Lopes as they fight in close in the second round of their 10- again it was Needlea, threading the Plrkey averaged 129.1 In 11 games game matches will take place Fri- Rnn Wabrek. 157: George Irwin IH; n m o B r m o r r scoring in the second half, netting did not lose their poise, but instead round lightweight fight at the War Memorial Auditorium here needle, (if I may), to score on a last year In tourney competition. dav night, Feb. 28. Pawaon Benia. 111.______nine tallies in the third quarter ea are on tap. Hg ^.jn get plenty of help from handicapped by an Injured hand Walnut Restaurant, women’s Mr-rnn-v. and could score only one point in broke loose for several easy lay last night. Lopes walked oft with a unanimous decision. (AP Los Angeles — (NBA)— nice feed from Ronnie Janton. An Including a 421 triple In the finals The entry list follows: ^ ' r m u IN WITH and adding six markers in the final young Fred McCurry. ups. Photofax). other hoop from outside by Shan against Maude Carpenter. The lat Amy Plrkey 10 minutes as the victors held a league leaders, will have some of The National League team will the entire contest but 6-10 junior Manuel Yeaza, Mexican jockey 53-45 lead at the three-quarter the tovvn’s best keglers. Amy Pir- Gerry Glynn took up the slack Actually, the locals began their who has been riding well at non made it 56-53, but Niederwer- ter has filed to compete again as Maude Carpenter depend on Silent Roger Poe, who semi-freeze with 3:20 left in the fer came back on a one hander well as Ruth McIntosh, the win Shirley Vittner mark and then outseored the lo key, town champ, who this week topped all bowlers thla week with a with 21 pointa. Larry Downs and Sants Anita Park, was asked Tom Sargent scored 16 and 14 first half and nursing a slim 13-11 what happened to his mount. from the left side to make it 56-55 ner of the first event in 1953, RiU McAllister cals by a alngle point, 18-17, in the Over the Barrier rolled a 350 three string, will head 129 game. Steady Buddy Woods, lead. But Meriden's Kenny Salka with two minutes left to play. Helen Wilhelm the 1954 queen of Florence Johnson fourth period. the team with Shirley Vittner, who who hit 100 an(i 109 thla week, will points, respectively, for the EHs. The Searcher, during the Santa The Pros wound up with only Seattle University's high-scoring Elgin Baylor (22) jumps over Penn built up an early 19-12 lead crossed up the defense with a bas Crowley to Be Honored Anita Maturity. Supplies Clincher the polished lanes and Shirley Florence Klocer was third in the town champion be on hand to help Poe. Fotherglll Vittner, 1956 champion. four players on the floor i» the the shoulder guard of Gonzaga’s ‘ Dennis Vermillion to score in ship last year, giving her plenty but Yale caught up at 28-all and ket which shot the invaders into a The Searcher finished fourth, Rockville gained the lead 57-56 Doris Prentice Regardless of who wins tee 14-13 edge with 2:40 to go. That with 1:30 to play on a. driving layup The only former champion who has Dot Cowles final quarter after forward Fred their basketball game here last night. At right, wearing knee of assistance. Audrey Frey, who then piled up a 40-36 halftime mar with Round Table taking It all. Diute waa banished by Phelps for guards, is Gonzaga's Jean Lefebre, 7-fool, 3-inch center from tkst year was fourth in the town bowling match the biggest winner gin. The second half belonged to was the last time the victors trailed by Grdus. Ten seconds later Nieder- not entered is Emma Verona, 1955 Fran Crandall will be the Polio Fund. All proceeds At Kacey Sports Night “ When I asked to move at winner. unsportsmanlike • conduct with Paris," France.. Seattle won. 83-67, with Baylor scoring 42 tournament, will also be bowling Yale by a safe ntargtn. in the contest. Manchester success the 5-18th.” Yeaza said, “he werfer tallied his fifth hoop of the Ruth McIntosh POUCE B FIRE will enter the Fund. Four regular fully froze the ball until only fouj about five minutes to play and points. (AP Pholofax). for the Restaurant girls. Mary Mc Glynn, in addition to leading the move okay—but only for 20 period to up the advantage to 59r Third Year at Y Lil Molumphy W L Roamarin left with aix personal pin boys of the Y will be donating seconds remained on the electric 56. After a single free tlirow by This year will be the third that Helen Wilhelm Oulsers Carthy. another outstanding wom- scorers of both teams, played fine By EARL YOST yards. He no have It.” fouls with less than a minute tOi, m's bowler, will alao be on deck, their services tonight so as to help defensive basketball. His pall scoreboard. Dubanoski then let go Bill ' Cunningham of Windsor, the Women’s Tournament will be Vi Chapman CHitU .. Braves’ Haney ^ot Worried^— in the worthy cause. with a two-handed set shot from Ann Fidler go. j fresh from a Florida vacation. VI hawking held Penn’s high scoring Once again the Knights of Columbus have dipped into their Grous. provided the clincher with a staged at the Y. The first three Engines Marco Polo held the Pros to their i T* better than 25 feet out which sailed driving hook shot. Two free throws years the scene of action was the Marge Holmes Ladders Chapman and Emma Verona will captain, Dick Csencsitz to two own ranks for their guest of honor at the annual Irish Night- lowest point total in loop warfare field goals. cleanly through the nets to accord by Jsnton and a hoop by Brian West Side Rec. 'The event was the Mary McCarthy Except About the Usual Things round out the team and with these College Basketball the host club a 15-14 advantage at Sports Night program. This year the Kaceys have singled out this season while gaining its ninth Ows Extend Skein girls make it the strongest team Yale plays Princeton In Netv Romayko copipleted the scoring. idea of Mel Cushing, then of the Elsie Pound The fast-moving Engines of the triumph in 11 CBA outings. Coach halftime. Frank Crowley, former baseball coach and director of atli^ For the first time in many West Side Rec staff. Helene Dey Police and Firemen's Midget in town. Jersey today. Meriden did manage to hold a Ray McKenna’s squad, which Slater Art Eaat letics at OieneyTech, for the hon-Milwaukee weeks ago. has now won Its last Fletcher Gla.ss entry for the ing period but it was strictly a 17 St. Patrick's Day - at the 24 for 60. Even more fabulous was ner will handle all registrations. Olive Rossetto night as they upset the Chiefs, who With Easy Victory women will be headed - by Fran Dartmouth 58, Cornell 48. Hockey at a Glance MIXED DOUBLES seven starts in league play and Manchester show after the inter Kacey Home. The announcement the foul line average, where the Each contestant will roil six Ann Meyers were tied for first place, 29-26. manager, aaid, "1 was afraid. It Yale .71, Penn 68. Friilny's Reeulta. Standings was just like it is no-a-. a dinner j trails the front-running Milford Crandall, who for a long time has mission. was made by Francis Mahoney, Rams made 15 of 20 attempts for games. The eight women with the Bea (jormler Spearheaded by Brian Fitzpat been up with the better bowlers in Princeton 79, Brown 57. American Leafliie Six Straight Points W L Pet. .Borne place every night. But when Chiefs by s half game. who will serve as co-chairman with ...... 40 20 .667 75 per cent. Janto.i was six for rick, the determined Engines ones New York, Feb. 8 (/P)—Chances are Harry Litwack’s Tem town. Able assistance will be Harvard 83, Columbia 67. Providence 5, Buffalo 3. Mistretta hit twice from the Oakmans ...... 'rd drive home from, say, the ' ValuaMe Asslatance Bortester 9, Springfield fl. Herb Carvey. Werners ...... 35 25 ..583 six to lead this department where again proved trauble for the Chlefa ple Owls, in the midst of college basketball’s longest current given her by Flo Johnson, who has Muhlenberg 80. Colgate 72. right corner as the Indiana racked as they started rolling at the open Friars Club in Beverly Hills, I d Veteran Matt Wallace, author of Eastern League Crowley, who resides at 57 Ger Preys ...... 33 27 .550 -the game was actually won. think about aprlng training and winning streak", would like nothing better than another crack one of the "higher averages in the Boston College 99, Stonehill 66. up six straight points to erect a ard St., has been a member of the .550 Grous led the winners with 23 ing whistle, and after grabbing a 29 points tha first time the two women’s league. To round out this Carnegie Tech 77, Thiel 62. Philadelphia 3, Johnstown 8 22-15 advantage in the third quar-* Donohues ...... 33 27 how they would react. at Cincinnati’s Bearcats, hotshot Oscar Robertson and all. Kaceys for 30 years. He first Hansens ...... 30 30 .500 points, his best effort of the cam 9-0 lead at the end of the first pe- f rivals clashed, chipped in with 15 team will be three slstere. Dot ^ New York AC 80, Boston Unlv. (Overtime Tie). ter before Dubanoski converted Techmen Win - riod went on to win their second ."I’d always been with kids. St. markers last night wlule team It ha.s taken the streak, nowi------Washington 6, Ctearlotte 4 paign. The rangy senior was also Cowles. ETvelyn Tedford and Vi 64. joined the faculty at Manchester Zawlstowskl ...... 30 30 .500 standing at 15 after last night’s two rebounds into key hoops to Trade School, since rechrlstened credited with 16 rebounds. Eight I game In aa many nights and their Louia, Pitlaburgh. the Hollyw-ood mates Congleton and Norm Burke North Carolina Stale opposes Morton who have been bowling to- . AdelphI 64 Fairfield .54. (Overtime). U ttings...... 30 30 .500 Club, they were all kids. But here , 89-53 rout of Seton Hall for the accord the Red and White a 27-21 Cheney Tech, on May 1. 1929. The .483 een points by Nlederwerfer repre I third in their last four ksmes. addedAUUffU 12fl* aituand AA11 tallies,LAllicr'. Irespective- 4.S w g;- | .w —------South Carolina. gether for eight years. . Brooklyn College 69, Bridgeport Saturday’s Schedule Olberts ...... 29- 31 I had a 'major league club of 25' Vy. Congleton did all of his scoring rating cxperi.s to warm up to a lead at the three-quarter mark. bespectacled native of Peabody, ...... 28 32 .467 sented his beat performance of the I The Chiefs, who were hot and j As a sidelight, Cincinnati's Rob- ] The boys representing the Amer- I 61. National League Manchester stretched an eight- Salaflas ...... ,or to adults snd I was going to get ; In the first half while Burke, Marco I Temple team that ha.a this bugs New York at Detroit (After- Mass., served as director of ath Buckminsters ...... 25 35 .417 season also. cold, were held scoreless over the ertson and Will Chitmberlam o f ; lean League will have I-arry (Wei Hofstra 61, Kings Point 41, point bulge to 38-24 late in the In Middletown first period but spurted in the sec tough on teem. 1 wa.i going to Polo captain, hooped eight of his i boo in its ca.ae ^stery: can'do it) Bate.s heading their] Springfield 90, Middlebury 82. noon-TW). Rockville travels to Middletown letics for 10 years and aS baseball LJsks ...... 24 36 .400 work them harder than they'd • Dec. 9. 1957 -Temple at Cincin- Kansas renew their battle with ; final period with seven straight" coach for 18 years. He la currently Tuesday for an all important till ond quarter to come within two pointslinis in methe nevoriusecond half.iiaii, — ■ ------' - „ , Seattle's Elgin Baylor for the na- ^ team, who this week hit 109 and i Providence 67, Assumption American League Lupiens ...... 24 36 .400 ever been worked. Couple of hours Big Art Quimby chalked up 24 , nati. .Score-CIncinnati 80. Temple Buffalo at Springfield. ^tallies before the loser's D a v e head of the Drafting Department 'Top scores at the West Side Rec with the Tigers. The Rama woiT the tional scoring leadership. - 118 and boast an average of 100. j (Mass) 62. Barillaro finally hit from the foul first meeting in-overtime. For the second time this season Cheney Tech defeated rival i8!io"at^the*haVf?'nie"lose^^ a day extra al the least. Natural- points for the Pros, who outshot - 5'i. and tekehes mechanical drawing alleys last night were a 338 triple .ly. they're not going to like it Baylor's still No. 1 with a 33- line. Zatursky went to hrs bench and blueprint reading. Although b / Hank Frey, a 111 single by Korkvlllr (63) Vinal Regional Tech, the latest victory coming yesterday held to just four poinu in the the winners by a 35-33 margin in TTiat whomping from Oscar and right off. And they were experi- the second half, snd towering Burr ' Co. Ls the only serious blot on the point average to Oscar’s 32.3 and with about a minute to play and eligible for retirement in 1954, Audrey Frey, a 110 game by Peg P B r Pi®. afternoon by a 41-33 margin in Middletown. In bIx games ] third period but in the final stanza Will's 31.8 after clicking for 42 in his charges out in front by a safe 3 Grou®, rf ...... __ 9 5-7 2:1 .enced professionals who had lost Carlson wound up with 15 markers. | Temple record, although two days Oowley has chosen to remain on Utting and a 112 single by Hilda 1 Janton. f ...... 1 5-6 A ' a pennant by only one game Seattle's 83-67 victory over Gon- - 45-26 margin. 0 Stock®, f ...... 1 0-0 3 CLyiiBnStylish Worthv rvorinv rPatterson, aivciiKjii, whowiiu hadiu%u Ii beforeoeiuic theuic Owls were nipped 85- the Tech School staff and he has Zawlstowskl. at the hands of the locals who cap "I had to be concerned. That at Lexing- zaga last night. | In addition to being o\itfoxed by not entertained any thoughts of re 4 Thlebault. c ...... 3 ^3 R j While Fitzpatrick connected for averaged 24 pointa in three earlierj 83 in double overtime al MERCANTILE LEAGUE 1 JohnUrow, >c ...... 0. 0-1 0 tured the first meeting in a much was the only thing I thought /ildcats. Darlmouln won Its sixth straight - Manchester's splendid offensive at tiring. 3 Kupt*r®chmld. x . .... 0 (M) 0 , 14 tallies, Pete Kasavage found I games with the lo.aera, waa held'"ton by the Kentucky Wil Standings ea.sier fashion. 64-44. , the range with, eight. For the los- about. The rest of it. that drink to9*k just4 nti e A 2 o’clock preliminarv Sunday features, UCLA defeated Wash in 37 shots) and came up. with golf. Scor® at half. Sb-Sl Wlndoor. . er knou-n pros held the spotlight who is over the hill. It s the other I boxer toda.v. not ne eassrily on the 1 Cruisers and 10. In the other, eighth-ranked their strongest showing from the [ chester Bowling Green: Garden In the fourth quarter en route to t today as the $15,000 Tucson Open Maryland kept in the running for ington State 72-64 and. at 6-1. be free throw line, converting 19 of] Restaurant 4, Herm's Camera 0; their sixth triumph as against ! went into the third round, way around. j qj, lO-round performance . ^he Elk.s from the Y Midget the Atlantic Coast Conference came the league leader when Rainbow Club 3, Manchester Op seyen (Jefeats, D’Angona hopes to Southern Cal surprised California, 25 chanty tosses for a sparkt'ng i Tony Lema. 23-year-old rookie , Peak Not Rea<'hed ’ against Cuba'.s D-maso Col'aro hut ( League. title, defeating Virginia 87-66. • MILLERS 76 per cent average. The Indians, ! tical 1; Gaudefs Jewelers 3, Man avenge an earlier 60-59 loss to Holy ' from Napa. Calif., who isn’t awed “Look at Aaron. Hasn't come - because he .scored his first televl- _ Msr«-o Polo C!li The eight idle members of the 58-48. Oregon Stale. 6-3, kept in chester Auto Parts 1; Montgom Gromwell High Trinity and thus will wind up all P R V Ft® thanks to Dubanoski's tremendous Celtics Sweep Season Series ; by golfs big names, and Bill John- Rear hia peak yet. He has the i triumph. 0 SlMatm. f ...... 11 R-k 30 elite, plus Maryland, are back in contention in a 62-37 rout of Ore- performance, completely dominat- ery Ward 3, Memorial Corner even for the season. ,aton, who spends most of his time •opportunity to be the best of . ..j^ tbe happiest moment of , 1 Klinspl. f ...... 0 OJI 0 action in Saturday games, led off g°n. Store 1: Manchester Trust 2, Ace Captain Hank Jaslowskl', • who 4 Wallace, f ...... ’.5 5-R 15 • ed the statistics by winding u p; Scores 47 - 38 as a club pro in Provo. Utah, led them all. J won’t hesitate to put ' nfe. " the lightweight from CouRkton. r ...... 4 by North Carolina, No. 7, against ' With Once~Mighty Minneapolis Piano 2. fouled out with five seconds left In the'field after >.36 holes with 131s. him in with Mantle and Mays ; sjcramenlo. Calif.. Mid after acor- ! 4-7 12 •LATHE OPERATORS with a lop-sided 30-19 edge off the S Wrlnn. i: ...... 0 •V4 •7i streaking Duke in a regionally- . boards. Noteworthy scores: Tod Mac- tee contest, topped the locsl shoot That's nine under par for the,6,- right now. You see, this boy j , unanimous lO-roundMeciaion 4 Burk*, f ...... 3 n ' televised afternoon special. ; Defentls Lgurels j Laughlan 131-340 and Joe Nark ers with 11 pointa. Senior Roger 434-yard, par 70 El Rio layout. haa the temperament. A quiet ! e„uai,o la.st night. V Top-ranked West Virginia Is at And by playing possession ball — It ".seconds were his most important Over Regional IP Total® ...... ;. 33 25-32 71 New York, Feb. 8 i/Pi 126.. , Liebman,'who did aq excellent job Jim Riggins, Anderaon. S. C., liver, works hard and has all that -That was mv e'ghth television tlpppo .Manor .Rkhmond seeking its 17th victory New Haven, Fep. 8 UPi — Five- ; for the entire 32 minutes the In work. i;U4ic.l( lACyBAl.^N dians were guilty of just 10 Jier- wouldn't grieve the Minneapolis of setting up numerous scoring who has never finished better than natural ability. He hit a ball ] ^ the first I ever P R V pt®.5*^mYs games while trying to_stretch tiihe champion Jack Gunderson of If you liavt af loast fiv# ytars axparianet on jig beran, miliars or George Yardley, the league's Oomwell High School jumped plays and grabbing vital" rebounds, 17th in a major event. Is only a In Yankee Stadium that wag just , .. 5 CarI®on. f ...... h S-k 1.5 its win'etreak in Southern "Confer sonal fouls, their lowest- total of Lakers one bit if they never saw 0 RinB^ll. c .. 3 PlUtP. f ...... 3 0-2 fi East Hartland defended his AAU leading scorer, poured in 37'points off to an 11-3 lead in the first quar chipped in with nine tallie.^, one stroke behind with 132. starting to go up when it hit 'a | slugger -said he was 4 Oulmby. (• q 6-9 24 ence play to 30 games, Going on lathas. and art capable of turning out axperlmentoi or limitod production the winter. AKso. Meriden's 26 the Boston Celtics again. to lead th^ Pistons to their victory Dates Announced ter and was still ahead 25-15 at 1 l,«i4>bman. c 9 points was the lowest total scored more than aggressive Dick Bissell (I Vlchliin, K • All three of them had to shoot ‘^ t 'a o m e place in. the bleachers. | fj,, that a match could be ar- 4 Pattpf’®(ti). K .!.!...... 3 3-fi down the list of the national king- handball singles championship items to close tolerances, Hamilton Standard hos a chollenqlnq job for They have concluded their sea over the Hawk.s.Hawks. He hit on 12 of ; -r^ halftime last night while scoring who look a sparkling 19-polnt av 4 Holinca. f . the best consecutive rounds of ■Don’t talk to me about long home ; March with Paolo Rosi. 6 Roeniai'in, R ...... 3 2-2 R . oins, Kansas plavs Nebraska. (Cin against Jack Lyng of Waterbury by the losers this year and the son series with the defending 18 field goal attempts and made I O F F O l l l 9 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 a repeat win, 47-38, over Hebron 3 8hap. g .... 0 Toro, g ...... 0 0-0 0. lowest an opposing team has re iO --V# erage into the Middletown contest. their pro careers to stay in' front. 'That w ^ a big one. 'ex-Italian lightweight champion, cinnati meets St. Joseph's (Pa), at Yale’s Payne Whitney gym- you. World champions of professional good on 13 of 17 tries from the Regional in CrOmwell. The defeat Bissell' did accord the much-im H Totals ..... 15 11-26 41 tn close pursuit are some of the Matthews is only atarting. He i been Looes' 22 Total® ...... '23 18-27 62 Kansas State faces Iowa State. na.sium today.' Archie Marcus and corded against Manchester in 10 basketball and the record bietween. foul line, lawks led at the snapped a two-game winning games. A foul shooting contest will be proved Liebman sterling support better knovT) players. Lionel He haa to'-hit to the opposite field a l ^ t,t. Ro.si wa-s San Francisco is at Fresno State. Art Lantiegne, Hartford, met Har-1 the teams today show.s: half. 58-5.' conducted by the Recreation De streak complied by the Rama who F PlP. bert. LafaYett^, La., the current old Zlnno and Lyng In the doubles ] This is o major program and colls for o lorge numbor of skillod mo- The loss not only elirrilnaled the in the .-cbounding department. ; J’ Murray, f ..... 6rl3 2<» litUe rniore to atop that moving | ^.’’gt^hed from the fight because Oklahoma State plSys Bradley, ' ' W. L. Pet. Division partment in its three buildings. have now dropped seven of 13 de PGA champ, is seven imdei* par around they do on him. He does i , , ,______Maryland meets Wake Forest and ]final. Raiders from tournament consid W, L. Pet. G.B. Forward Ray Murray of Vinal i J) «\»francrsco. ( chinists. You will be working on jet qireroft. missile and rocket equipment Boston ...... 9 0 1.000 This tournament la open to all cisions. 2 <»lardinn. f . with 133 - .°o is Frank Stranahan, that, they'll have trouble trying to eration but marks the first time .38 15 .,717 — walked off with afternoon scoring I 2 Wilbur Cros.s Hieh Minneapolis ...... 0 9 .000 Boston ...... boys 10 to l8 who are members of The winners, who displayed ex honors, hooping 20 ''"■'‘nts. 5 NiciioJp. r . . . . . Toledo. Ohio, recent winner of the get him out at all. occeseries, including fuel controls, air conditioning and rofrigerotion sys> in 11 seasons 110 years at Wilcox Syracuse .. . .31 23 .574 7tj ceptional strength off the boards, 1 Myjak. r ....^ . l.k)s Ange'es Open; Stan Leonard, "I go to the same dinners this Tech) that Zajar will not direct a,i S r . *!? the Recreation Department. Cheaey Tech (41) 2 OsAja. (T 'S'-C, 5: j Remains Unbeaten terns, starters ond pneumotip valves. Philadelphia 27 25 .519 lO 'i were sparked by , (he** players in P i R V Pts. 5 roenran. g .... the Cena^dlsn veteran from Van year I always did, only - they put arhoolboy quintet in the a n n u a l^ 8®"’ ***"***'',^^* 13 The tournament will be broken now has a record of 42 wins. 10 - _ event sio.n of the National Basketball New York' . 25 29 .463 double figures. Forward Bud Bel- & J)(slc>uiik), f ...... 5 I-.1 II couver. B C.. and Manuel De La me up as the guest of honor in 1 Division into three categories: Midgets, 10- 1 Zinsser, I ...... 1' 0-0 2 lf> TolaU 13 7-21 defeats and two draws. Lopes’ rec-I Haven. Feb. 8 DPI- New : Manchester did an fjccellent job. became the flist team lobuns was tops with 12 points 0 Parker, f ...... 1 4-!i 6 Scorp al half. 20-18 rhrnpy Trch. Torre, Milwaukee. Wls. stead of Ciwey Stengel. So when Check and double check these openings! This 35.yeor-old oirer^ W. L. Pet. G.B. 12; Juniors 13-15; Intermediates while Skip Hummelman and Ray you get down, to it, one winter is ord npw stands at 43-14-3. I Haven'.s Wilbur Cro.ss remained 1 containing Meriden's high-scoring ] St. Louis .. 31 22 .585 —, - 116-18 and Oct. 8, 1957 which was Moors chipped in with 11 tallies tee same aa the other in this busl- • The smallest fight crowd In the I undefeated Connecticut ' equipment firm is one of the (coders in the entire aviation and missUo Bob Zajac. who was held to a I«'°n aH eight Of Us Cincinnati , 25 29 .463 opening day o^-the Recreation War Memorial's hlstor;- (7^4) paid Interscholastic - Athletic Confer- mere nine points after caging 29 Baltimore during es(fh. Hint o f Things to i^ome neas. The way it’s rigged now, a field. Constant growth moons many opportunities for odvoneenmnt I Detroit .... 23 32 .418 9 Centers will determine the age of Co-Captain Dave Farley caged |Roclie.ster Regains manager gets two weeks off. then $1,376 to watch the dull affair.” ence Class A basketball team to the first time. Senior Merty Tempe 1953-54 campaign, Minneapolis 14 39 .264 17 those participating. he etarta going to dinners and by Collazo had his best ro'und in day with a 61-48 victory over city cur. The assignments ore fascinating. An unexcelled list of bonefiH In Ijitrst Humiliation 17 markers for the Rami who were the fifth when he peppered his led all Silver City scorers'with 10 Saturday’s Schedule Following is a. schedule for each a poor 8-24 from the foul line. tee time he's through he has to gd rival HUlhouse. and cluding one of the finest insurance, hospitaiixotioni surgical and rttiro- markers. And the loser’s two big The latest humiliation the Minneapolis at New- York. smaller opponent with rights and Last night's victory was the 14th Celtics heaped on the haple.ss building: * Hebron playe twice next week, to Florida.. SUMMER men. Zajac and Salka were held St. Louis at Syracuse (After- East Side — Monday, Feb. 10, Pay-as-You-See-Teevee “The only difference this time I lefts. However, Lopes changed his in a row for the Governors and ment programs available. Let's tolk it over! Lakers was a 114-88 decision in meeting Vinal Regional Tech 'ilies- their second in a row over Hill- to one rebound apiece. noon-TV). ' Midgeta 6-7:15, Juniors 7;,15-8:30; day in Middletowp And plttyihg Rochester Americans were in ia that I’m'’ not wiirri^. No. I'm | attack in the sfxth and slowed Cpl Dubanoski, ‘ .who was crcdilcd Boston last night. After breaking Boston at Cincinnati at Roches- not thinking about complacency. I lazo With stmmng body punches house thi.s season. It waa the first LADIES and GENTLEMEN a 9-9 tie at Ihe four minute mark, Intermediates 8:30-9:45. host to Ellington in a return."clash fourth place in thS American xeiLh 12 solo rebounds, chalked up ler. Community ’’Y’’ and West Side That’s•m,.... ailly. VYou ... give a guy .a judge iiidire HaroldHaro d McGrath scored 1(it time since 1945 Oo.ss has won both the Celtics ran away wjth the FYidsy at Windham Regional Agreed by Jim Norris Hockey League race toda.v thanks 6-3-1 in favor of Lopes and Judge games in a season from Hillhouse. IT points, lops for the viitonous Fridu.v's Rrsulia ■ • Thursday, Feb. 13. iytidget.4,6- Tech's gym In Willimantic. to their fattest goal-outp -‘. of th" payday he wants another. Far Indiajis. game. Syracuse l05, New York 102. Dick Albino saw it 7-3. Referee Lindsey* Haughton of Hillhouse TAILOR MADE 7:30 and Juniors 7:30-9. Cramwell (47) season. , ■ aa I’m concerned, the World Meriden easily captured the JV Tommy Heinsohn scored 30 Boston 114, Minneapolis 88. B r pt». Joe Palmer hac* Ixipes winning led the scorers of both teams with INTERVIEWS I point.s for the winners and was The Midgets will take 15 trj.ea ‘ New York, Feb. 8 (A*)—A hint of things to come can be Seriea money made my guys hun 18 points. Bill Hulteen was high for preliminary by a one-sided 5S-34 Detroit 125. St. Louis 107. Jasoult, t . 2 0-1 4 The Aiqerks, who' liave be In gry. They know what it's all 6-2-2. The Associated Press fa : aided no llttie by Bob Cousy. who and the Juniors and Intermediates | iToorr.'' f . 5 1-2 11 a personal battle v. th tee Sp;..>g- Cross with 16 points. score. Cincinnati 103, Philadelphia 111. . 5 12 seen in the new agreement between Jim Norris, president of about now and they’ll go for aonie vored Lopes 8-1-1. I tallied 18 before being tossed out will have 25. shots. The "boy m ak-; Beiiobjins, f , 3-4 fleld Indians for fou.'th spot,, lick Applicants' with 5 years or more experience as outlined above interview Manchetter Sunday’s Hobeduir ing tee most baskets in the des- . 3 u 11- Madison Square Garilen, and the International Telemeter mote. P B P is ■ for bench-riding in the final min ^St. Louis at Philadelphia. .2 • 2-3 6 ed the Tribe last nl3;ht, 9-3, and San Jose, .Calif.—Slxto Rodri 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. dail.v, Monday through Friday at the HamilUin Standard 3 Fishier, f ...... 2 ute. 6ick Garmaker had 23 points Igqated tries will be declared thie I samordua, ■' . 1 ' 1-1 3 Plenty of Pitching Michigan State and North- SUITS thus vacated fifth spot. Rochestei^ 0. FiBke. f ...... 0 (LJi New York at Detroit. ' At the present, this is strictly-.- “ Pitching, sure we have plenty western will meet. on a football quez, 170. Mountain View, Calif., Main Plant employment office directly opposite Bradley Field, Windsor 0 Preecotl, f ...... (i lui for, the Lakers. • winner. t . i iT iTj 8 47 now has 44 points to Sp'ingfield'* Boston at Syracuse. Participants' will be allowed toj™* * ...... an experiment. A group of men in of pitching. But I can’t tell you flejd for the first time when the outpointed Tommy Villa, 178, De- 3 Miftretta. f ...... 2 Vj Syracuse defeated the New York Minneapolis at Cincinnati. Hebroa P( — The amateur baaketball games, ice It marked the first time he has . “ You talk about luck. Last year ALLEYS shows, tee circus and others" ac said a "sample town," probably in 9 Papandrea. f ...... 1 built up a solid cushipn On Larry Manchester ...... 2 7 .222 McLennan Handicap, a tuneup for Defends Squash Tide scored three goals in dne game in V t. had injuries " that are hard 0 KraTlts. f ' . ■ \ cording to tee announcement. the Midwest, would be set up “very to believe. We were in Ebbeta HAMIITON STANDARD Jf Costello's "^7 points. At one point. MODERN ■■ —— the Feb. 22 Widener, dangled a 1 Oolanskl, f ...... No interference soon, perhaps by June”, to test the almost three seasons of profession AVAILABLE EVERY T^aiac, c . . 2 the knicks cut the deficit to one possible purse of $47,600 today bi- Hartford, Feb. 8 (i^H enri Salaun al hockey. Field and I had Del Crandell in SvilUvan. (i! point; 86-85. HIGH SOURING ELEVEN Norris s'tated the experiments system. Movies and local sports right and DeMeret, the bonus kid, TAILOR SHOP r plilslqit of th* United AIrcroft Corporation | g fore l l entries headed by Calumet pi- Elostoh, the National Amateur programs wVuld be used, ,,he said. Tn^ game aptually was close NIGHT— Mi 9.8100 $ if’' T h(> .StVeuks Involved ' Wellington, C0lq„ (PlryThe Farm’s hs^d-ruhning Iron Liege.' champion;______openh defehae of his New .^(ould not’ interfere in any ^man fit left. _ ,. ANOfUNB DIANA. Ptep. •.V ner . with the regularly .scheduled Cteamplon said the system trans foV two periods.>4^^he md of tee \ S > Sm II In ’the process of breaking the school eleven in this northern CoV- The 1957 Kentucky Derby winner 'EnglandEngland isquash racquets! liUe to first session, Springfield led, 2-1. “ I. play a caCifher In right field 81 O^K ilT.—MI 9-4S9X V 85 BradGy RoM Rood. Windsor Locks. CpmifeHfat ^ , 0 lUlUInM. g ..... Wednesday aiid Fridfly fights seen mitted lU pictures by wire and and a kid-who nisver playeci be 0 McColIom.lie g .-. 2 Philadelphia winning skein, the rado farm town scored 360 points and' hts ata,blemate, Pintor Lea,, d a y at the Hartford Golf Club But tee Amerke came back an() in rolling undefeated through sev on free. home, television. claimed approval by the Federal fore, not a game of profesflional MURPHYS AULIYS 3 L'Hrureux.I.'Hrureux, g ...... u 2 Royals also halted a (our-gnme comlnanded jjrellmlnary odds of 3 courts. Sixteen players are entered, Communications Commission was skated off with a 4-3 lead after 0 Drcker...... -0 n : losing streak 'of their own. Clyde' en league games, including 180 to 1 for the ihite' and an eighth “ Oun (xlntract; for the Friday bau, in left. Agalnet the te«n ‘ 99i MAIN STEEirr-;.. t - .OlKMikii g ...... 0 ahows (Gillette) runa. through Au not jiacetsaty. The- FCC and CJoin- the second j>erlod. Then they open-^; ^ thou^t'Vfl bad to Iwt. Wfif I Lovelletie was'high scorer fdr the tallies in' the final two game(i. Hialeah Park feature, scheduled great currently are cohalderlng the ed Up and scored five times in the i.wnnnera with 26 points. His field Quartechack Jim Lesb^k scored gust 1969." said Harry Markson, out flliva; ‘ it jtotgU’ ...... 1» to be televised (NBC) at 4':30 p.m. eiftira pay-a«-you-aa# TV field. telM period. . ' floor* U iMlf lfl-14 MBDChcsier. ' goal and two fouls m th* list 34 128 pointa jilmaelf. (EST)|.. ' ' , ^ ^ ; first, round match. mankglng director of Norria’ InUr- i t ' A f ■i . -'V -,i‘ ■ f ■' 1- i" - ■ V I r '- v * :V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PA G E TEW Hoousca F o r S a lt 72 Hotuahold Goods 51 Rooais Wlthoat Board 51 H ouses F or Sale . 72 H ormu tor Suhf 72 Suburban for Sale 7S ^Egg and Autbnr, Automobiles tor Sale 4 BusineiiR Services Offered 1.3 THERE OUGHTA BK A LAWl BY FAGALY and 8HURTUN BARGAIN on aU kinds lOt st< CLEAN,. COMFORTABLE room HEW SIX ROOM bousa. CarUr St., 3C\jn NEW Ca p e , $i $,«oo. six an- 104 WALNUT ST.—Attractive two (xm) TALOOrrvlLUb Vemon, 1956 NASH MctropolUtn. Low mile RAT An n T V Qinic sendee call fbr refined gentleman. 71 Chestnut MuelMstnr. Fivik noma, compieto lifted roofts, IH baths, ameslts $21,900. New Conn: contemporary, 49, Dies of Can^r used furniture, rafinlshsd full rear dormer, IH baths, fire- tenement, 4M. Six rooipa now oc Classified age, like new, reaaonakle. Ml 32.60. 34 hour service. Bonded ing bed springs. New St. 'MI 9-8764. drive, choice location. R. F. cupied by owner'xvith good Income ultra modem ranch. % acre wood 9-3013. • work. Work done on radloti, car from 118.95. Open 9-9, LeBlane -place, beMment geraga.s. T. Shan- * ^ >. Raaltors. MI from two room fumuhad apart ed lot. ;«aaher drysr-rafrigerator- (Cohtlnaed froan F if* Om ) radios and HI FI. Ml S-88n, Ml FURNISHED, heated room. Pri non, kiUdar, Ml 8-74M, BBU 9 -1411. .9-5245. Joeeph Ashford, MI 1-6818. ment. Oil steam heat, combination bUUt-ln oven-atova .art Included. Advertisement 3-2908. F^imitura Hospital, 198 South St., vate entrance. Gentleman. 18 East 1957 PI..YMOUTH S^VOY, two-door ^SofNOCOWIfW Rockville. MANCHESTER—Fivs rooma (one Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, or windows and doors. Two garages. For appointment to see call the Mra. MacDonald lator addad to hardtop, excellent condition, price Center St. Robert Murdock, MI 34472. Price $16,700. Owner MI 9-7879. R. F., Dlmock Co.; Realtors, MI liar list of fictional auccMaaa with CLASSIFIED ADYT. reasonable. MI 3-8492 after 4 p.m. WANTED—Gooa, resaleable used unfiaiahadi excellent - condition, 9-6240, Jo i^ h Ashford, kO 94813, DEPT. HOURS PLEASANfT room for one or. two, ahinrinuin atornis, $6,700. Carlton SIX ROOM aingle, in- good SIX ROOM Cape, five finished, such booka aa "Tha Plafua and I,” Household Services furniture. Wetkine Brothers. Ml separate entrance, parking. Phone W, Hutchlna, AO 9-5132. Barbara' Woods, kfl 9-7702 or 1958 FORD CUSTOM, eight cylin s-sm . Uon. Oil heat, two-car garaga/Jot near bus. and school. Owner trans Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. "Anybody Can Do Anythtef,” 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. der. two door eedan, blue. Four Offered. 13-A MI 8-8908. COMPANY, (XIV) PRICED for Intmedlata sale. 90x180, priced at $11,000, for q i ^ ferred. price for.Immediate sale, "Onions in the Stew,” "Nancy and new whitewall tire*.. one owner, SALE 1-S OFF on wallpaper. Wall sale. Reuben T. McCann Agency. -t). A. Bacchler, MI 9-6962 or MI (XX) $16 JOO—Coventry Lake,, new Plum,” and th6 chtidran'a "Mra, very clean, low mileage. S1078. VINO NEVER La r g e furnished room. One or Large apkt, 2H baths, two car ga MI 8-7700. seven room split leveL hatha, COPY CLOSING TIME FURNITURE repairing and refln VJNAT YOtflfll tiles 40 a die, Kentlle, from Te two gentlemen, all conveniences, rage. Built-In oyen and stove In Plggle-Wiggle” aeries. Snow's Garage, In the center of ishing; antiques reslored.i. Fuml- each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, draplace, attacked garage, game In 1951, she and her publiahera FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. fESViNCr parking, near bus line, cloee to kitchen. For further information MANCHESTER — Now avsHahla, (HI) MANCHEStER investment room, lake prlvllegca. Preaent Wapping. ' lure Repair Service, Talcottvllle. at the Green. restaurant. Ml 9-6914. or Mpouitment to sea cal' the R. were sued for 1975,000 by the Al MON. THRU FRI. Ml 8-7449: f “ThitAJuXe new homes by Ansaldi. Five room property. Two family duplex. Ex mortgage can be assumed, month Mng.)n(ep*iuen; F Dimock and Co., Realtors, Ml ranches, six room colonials. Oocti- cellent condition, large 2 bedroom ly payments are only $77.39. R. bert Bishop family and Raymond 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. kU 9-6818, H. Johnson, who contended they 10:30 A.M. 6-A FLAT FINISH Holland window i i s K u n a ^ 40” ROPER GAS range, go&l eon- pancy within 80 days. Charlsa home, 3rd bedroom possible. F. Dimock A Co., Realtofa, Ml Trailers shades, made to measure. All dltion. MI 8-1053. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 186 Barbara Woods, MI 9-n02 or Rob Leaperance, MI t-7620. were libeled by being portrayed aa SATURDAY 9 A.M. Bissell St. ert Murdock, MI 3-6472. ' Spacious renovated kitchen. Good 9-6346, Joseph Ashford, Ml 94813, the somewhat ehiftleaa Kettle fam MOBILE HOMES — Furniture tak .metal Venetian biitida at a new invastment income. Prime loca Barbara Wooda^^MI 9-7702 Or Rob low price. Keys made white you FOUR BEDROOM Dutch colonial, tion. R. F. Dimock A Co., Real ert Murdock, Ml 8-6472. ily, A Superior court Jury unani- en aa down payment on mobile MI WELL HEATED, clean front room, (XIX). $16,600 - NEW 8H room moualy rejected the claim and the rOVR COOPKRATION m l L wait. Mprldw’a. LOVE8BAT. toast color. Call central location, parking, break I’A baths, thres lots. Manchester tors, MI 9-5248 Joseph Ashford, homes. Excellent lots available at 8-4814 after 5. ranch. Built-In atove and oven, Green area. kO 9-1205. MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, kH (DC) BOLTON--C6ventry line. New presiding Judge dented a motion BE AITRECIATED Man.aflcld. Jenson's, Inc, (always a b so l u t e Bargain - Upholster fast' arrangements if desired. MI fireplace, full basement. Nesr 6 room ranch, ceramic tUe bath, for a new trial. 3-4921. Vcrplanck School. R. F. Dimock 9-7792 or Robert Murdock, MI reliablcl 64 Park Road. West ing, /custom made comtees, ELECTRIC STOVE, in excellent SDC ROOM RANCH. Attoched 3-6472. knotty pine kitchen walk-out The daughter of a mining engi Dial Ml 3-2711 HarUord. AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. drapes land slip covers, 179.60 and condition, also large size storm A Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-6245. Joseph garage, rediant tieal. 4% mort basement. Large lot. Reduced to neer, Mrs. MacDonald spent her Monday through Saturday. 9 to 5. up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. door. Tel. MI 9-8879. Ashfora, Ml 9-6$16. Barbara gage can be assumed. Call MI EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE— Six $14,900. R. F Dimock Co., Real- childhood in Mexico, Montana and Monday. Wednesday. Thursday LaPlne. Ml 9-3694. . Apartroenls—Fist*-- Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur 9-8479. room Cape Cod. Fireplace, oil tort, Ml 9-9248, Joaeph Ashford, Idaho. The family moved here evenings. WRINGER TYPE Maytag washer. Tenements 63 dock, MI 3-6472. MANCHESTER — Six rooms, full heat, screcna. atorma. convenient Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, when she was of high school age, WEAVING of bums, moth holes .11 cubic foot refrigerator with to schools, shopping area;-Vacant. 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock, and she lived in this area until Lost and Found 1 and tom clothing, hosiery runs, freezer. 9x12 Wilton rug with cush APARTMENTS — 8>i rtoma for (XH) MANCHESTER ^ New six basement, oil heat, tile bath, com room ranch home In Rockledge bination windows and doors. City Asking $13,600. Goodcblld Realty 84472. 1955 when she and her husband Auto Driving School 7-A handbags repaired, sipper re ion, cBsf iron wood stove for kitch adults. Excellent f ^ 2 or 8 Company, Realtors. MI 3-7925 or moved to a ranch they had pur IX).ST Pair of glBeecs on Main St. placement, - umbrellas repaired, en. Upright old player piano. MI ness women. New. Rockville near section, 4V- baths, cerairiq tile: utilities. Ebccellent condition. Ga (Vni) BOLTON —. Coventry Line. Or .Majirhe-aler Shopping Parkade. kitchen counters. Attached garage, BU 9-0939. Member of MLS. chased in Carmel Valley, Calif. LARSON'S driving School-Offers men's shirt collars reversed and 3-6970. parkway. Quick trip to Kartford. rage. Ameslte drive. 80 days occu New six room Cape. Four flnlahed Reward Ml replaced. Marlow's Little Mend High, quiet resliteDtlal location. amesite drive, fully landscaped pancy. Priced at only $12,600. li t BENTON ST.-Sturdy A-1 four down, ceramic tile bath, walkout Her lllneaa became acutp last all types df driver education on LAWSON SOFA With matching lot, $21,000. Call R. F. Dimock Co.,; Charles Iveeperance, MI 9-7620., September and she returned to T.O.ST Tan colored dog, white insured dual control cars stand tng Shop. Cloee to year 'round sports Latest room expandable bungalow with basement, large lot. $13,700. R F. diairi overstuffed chair, $170 in- appliances, television antenna, Realtore, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ash-1 garage. 10% down. Priced reaeon- Dimock • Co., Realtors. Ml Seattle for hospital treatment. She riarkiiigs on head and chest. ard or automatic. By 'rained and chiding tailor made slip covers. In ford. Ml 9-68^ Barbara Woods. i (VT) REDUCED TO $14,900. Six 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, kU 9-6818, was in and out of the hospital in An.'wcr.q to Dii.sty. Reward. Call certified instructor, licensed by laundromat, no furniture. Ameslte room Cape, eix finished ooma. able, $18,500. Phone kH 8-6273. Building—Contracting 14 excsllent condition. Tables, lamps parking, 2 cars each. Acre of back Ml 9-7702 of pfobert Murdock, MI Brae-Bum Realty. Barbara Woods, kfl 9-7702. or Rob the ensuing months until her con MI 9-1901. the State of Crnn. Ml 9-6075. and box spring set, full size. Alt lawn. Nq peU. $100. MI $-4824, TR 8-6472. Completed game room in base ert Murdock, kfl 3-6472. dition worsened about 10 days MANCHESTER Driving Vtcjidemy, ressonably priced and in good con 6-5775./ ment, detached, garage. Iilaal lo ago. She was In a coma much of I/9ST Retwcen Lincoln school and ALL" TYPES of carpentry work dition. MI 8-2692. BEAUTIFTJL new three bedroom ' cation near transportation and NORTH COVENTRY—Verv attrac- the time in the days Juat before Benton St pair of glassc.s not In licensed by State of Comu and ranch, hot water heal ceramic I ahopplng renter. R. F. Dimock A ______Lota tor Sale 7S Motor Vehic.'e departmentX, Can done, alterations, dormers, roof FIVE ROOM duplex, no bathroom. live six room Cape, (two oartly her death. ' n ra.«c. MI 9-9303. ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-6981. RUG 9x18, all wool hroadloom, rose l^Iivan Ave., Wapping. MI bath, excellent workmanship. 100': Co.. Realtors MI 9-5248, Joaeph | rolTON-Two large wooded lota finished up), full bath,'-|ull base She married Donald C. MacDon fulfill all driver educational nVeds, Articles for Sale 45 beige, including pad. excellent frontage, $11,700. Carlton W. Ashford. MI 9-6819, Barbara Willlama Road. Call owner, kfl ment fireplace. Hot aib "leat, ald, a real estate operator, hero I/3ST Boy s'Timex watch with .from 18 to 60 Standard sh'ft, p^ish NEED MORE rooms? Will finish Courses and Classes 27 Help TVantefI— Mala 36 $-5724. leather expan.aion band. Vicinity of condition. Alsd traverse drapes,^ Hutchlna, Ml 9-5132: ^ Woods, MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur- 34*21 aluminum storms, attached ga in 1942 after divorcing her Srst button, fluid drive, and automatic. your upstairs and relieve your USED LUMBER, assorted sizes. for picture windows and regular FOR RENT—Six room duplex, dock, MI 94472. rage. Workshop, artesian well, husband, Robert E. Heskett. H?r Green School and Jensen" St. Ml Serving Manchester. Rockvilie, worries. Prices reasonable, free RADIO-ELECTRONIC»- Television HIGH EARNING windows. TR 5-2278, 'Vn» MANCHESTER-$14,500 Cape 9-'n>56. -7"Leam by Doing" at "Connecti Flooring, doors, windows and .available Xlarch 1. Adulta pre COVENTRY-Near lake, 25 lame •i-acre comer lot, beautiful loca two daughters, Joan and Ann. who Coventry, Bolton-, Andover and estimate. Lozier Dry Wall. PI POTENTIAL plumbing supplies. Electric hot ferred. Write Box A, Herald. four down, two unfiniihcd up. Nice I (XXII GLASTONBURY — Five Iota, $100 each. Tel. Corentrjf, PI tion overlooking brook. Asking figured prominently in her "Onlona Vernon. Call Mr. Mlclette, PI cut's Oldest Electronics School.” BLOND, Heywood Wkkefield bed condition. Near achools, tranepor-1 room ranch with breezeway and FOUND -Black and brown male 2-6452. Day electronics technician class, We have an opening for two men water heater. Choman's House- 2-7856. Eveninga PI 2-7932. $12,900. Welles Agency, Covent>y^ in the Stew,” were by her 8rat mongrel C^l I..CP Fracchia. Dog a-7249. in our sales department to assist wrecUng, Stoik Place off North room set. Twin beds, Mr, and Mrs. FIVE ROOM apartment. Central tation and ahopplng center. Im garage. Near Country C3ub. Extra PI 2-7856. marriage. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. and evening electronics Techni our sales manager. Sales- exper Main St. Open Saturday 8-4. week dresser, night table and, chqst of heating. Immediate occupancy. mediate occupancy. Call the R. F. I large rooma, fireplace, paneled LOT FOR SALE-Porter St. sec Beginning of the End of Silver Lane Warden. Ml 3-8594, MORTLOCK'S Driving School - Alterations, additions, garages. cian-aide class, stah on March drawers. Excellent condition for Can TR 5-8802. Dim<>ck Co., Realtors, kfl 9-5245 or i living room wall. Aluminum com tion. City water and sewer. Suit Other survivors Include a aiater, Licensed by State of Conn Author 17th. Enroll now! New England ience not necessary but helpful. If days 3:30-5:30 or call MI 9-2392. , First to go from the federal government's Silver Lane housing project will be this little gray Mrs. Clyde (Mary Bard) Jenaen, FOUND Brown and white female Re-siding specialists. Easy budg you qualify we will train you. This $200. MI 9-2866. Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6819. Bar bination doors and windows. Im able for Cape Cod or Ctolonial. Wanted—Real Estate 77 building sold to a Yonkers wrecking Arm. It la one of 23 now being resold to individual buyers. pup, mongrel. Call I.*e Fracchia, l*ed by .Dept, of Motor Vehicles et terms. Ml . 9-8495 or TR Technicial Institute, 58 _ Union Job offers high earning potential in ROCKVILLE3—Six room complete bara Wf,oda. Ml 9-7702. Robert mediate occupancy, R, F. Dimock Price $3,000, Phone Ml 3-6273, also an author, who encouraged for driver education, including 6-9109. Place, Ha.'•ford, JAcksoi}'5-3406. ly'furnished apartment, centrally ARE YOU CONSIDERING Some tenants in the 175-unit project have been granted court permission to stay in their homes un- Betty to try her hand at writing. Dog Warden. Ml 3-8594. the high four figure bracket. If you Boats and Accessories 46 Murdock. MI 3-6472. It Co., Realtors, kfl 9-5245. Joseph Brae-Bum Realty, til June 16. But 64^ houB6* hav€ bwn vacated and bid* on moat of these uill be taken very classroom teaching for la years consider yourself reliable and VICTORIAN sofa, very'good condi located. First floor. TR 6-5631. Ashford, kfl 9-6919, Barbara s e l l in g YOUR PROPERTY? As a result, the younger sister F^TTND -Brown male mongrel. old and up. Three .cars, push but GENERAL repairing and remodel McIn t o s h b o a t co. tion. MI 9-9678. (V) BUILDERS special-built fori Woods., .Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur We will appraise your property shortly,” according to the government’s attorney. (Photo by Evans).______^ took time off from her Job in a ton drive-standard shift-automa ing. Specializing in building of sober, unafraid of work, to earn THREE ROOM apartments, 118 hlmaelf. New living room with, Suburban for Sale 75 free and without any obligation. cnnstniction company office, and Call I..ee Fracchia, Dog Warden, Help EV anted— Female 35 this high potential income. 62 .OAK STREET PORTABLE radio^hono, three dock. MI 3-6472. j n 3-8.594. Uc. MI 9-7398. garages and shell houset of all Main St. Ph«ie MI 8-5229 or Ml built-in bookahelvea. finished rec- j We aJao buy property foj- cash. "The Egg and I” was the result. types. MI 3-0731. Apply in person Sale—On 'new 1957 Model John speed, new needle. Good condition. 3-7444. reation room with fireplace and' SEVEN ROOM home, two-car ga BOLTON CENTER—Spacious six Selling or buying contact ! Rockville son outboard motors. $17. MI 3-1712 after 6 p.m. paneled deri,. Huge kitchen, dining j rage, near schools. Quick occupan- roomer with breeteway and two- STANLEY BRAY. Realtor Rockville-Vernon GREAT EASTERN ROCKVILLE—Four room furnished Announcements Business Services Offereii 13 EXPERIENCED CONSTRUCTION CO. area. Twice as many cabinets as ry. Owner transferred. Charles car garage. Loaded with extras BRAE-BURN REALTY Muscle Builder GENERAL CARPENTRY work 5',4 horsepower $175 complete apartment, electricity, gas, hot usual. Two ceramic Ule baths. For I.«sperance. Ml 9-7620. and ia in tip-top condition. 1’* Ml 34273 Seabury Lewis done. Call evenings TR 5-7749. 35 Oak St. 9-11, Mr. A. Lindsay with remote tank. water included. O ntrai. Reason INC»ME TAXES prepared in your FLUOR SANDING and retlnishin^ Musical Instruments 53 further information or appoint-' baths. Beautiful. view. Look this Option on Lake St. Property Chicago^A Chicago pharmaceu home or by appointment Exper Sewing Machine Operators able. TR 5^8834. ment to see call the R. F. Dimock SOUTH WINDSOR Spencer; one over and make us an offer. LISTINGS WANTED, single and Named Officer Specialising In old floors. Ml ALL TYPES of repairs and new MEAT COUNTER Men — Exper 10 horsepower $259 complete with TRY THE Kinsman electronic tical firm has developed a new ienced tax work. MI 3-4723. 9-57S0. ienced preferred. Good working A Co., Realtors, kfl 9-5245, Joseph Heights. Attractive 5M heated apartment, 8-6472. Realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. $12,000 conventional mortgage now Mortgages arranged Please call cial assistance to businesses with P ersonals 3 able office for young lady 'or vari Term^ Layaway Trades 'Wanted—To Buy 58 on the property. T. J. Crockett, George L. Graziadio. Realtor. MI tioned. Vernon: Church school. 9:30 a.m.; the state that are unable to meet premises clean call Hurrl-Clean i South Coventry. PI 2-6449. 9-5978, 109 Henry St. The new ait* formerly the Rose services, 9:30 and 1 a.m.. sermon WEDDING Stationery — Beautiful Transit ol Manchester. MI 9-7853. Roofing—Siding 16 ous office duties. One willing to 18-SCARBOROUGH RD. Vacant, CHARTER OAK ST.-Anialdi buUt | Realtor. MI 3-1S77 or kH 9-7751. all credit requirements from In learn to run bookkeeping machine. Agents Wanted 37*A McIn t o s h b o a t co. OLD GUNS (any condition), I five year old six room Colonial. - ranch in Immaculate condition. | farm, has a 500 fool frontage on by the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pas dividual banks or other credit sslectiqn at money saving prices. Light trucking also availsble. SPEaAL WINTER rates for all swords, war relies, uitiques. etc. Lake St., near Box Mountain tor of Union C!ongregaUonal CampreM, S South Main Si. ^ Call BU 9-1541. Mr. Bryant. $1,000 A MONTH distributing VX/8. MI 9-3102 Businesa l>ocatlora Urg* living room, fireplace metal Five rea! large roome, recreation; channels. ELECTROLUX owners -Prompt, types of roofing and siding. For lone or whole coUectian). 70 Mill! kitchen cabineta. attached garage.' room, two fireplaces, basement Homes, and is the "best spot in Church. The corporation approved eight NOTICE 9-2240. Evenings by apnoli tment. VALUABLE SALES territory now Restores car's battery life. Want for Rent 64 the area." according to Welles. He friendly service on your Electro free estimate, call Mancheater ed by millions. Proven terrific St. Tel 8-5717. large porch, hot water heat oil, garage. Lot Is 100x150. Combina-: Ellington Oingregalional Church: loans totaling $643,500 last year WANTED—Pas.sengers to New Or-1 lux (R1 cleaner. Pick up and de Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. MI available in Mancheater for ambi Buiidinir Materials 47 tile bath and first floor lavatory. tion windows. And the price is less . F rozen Florida Girds said he tried to obtain this site Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. and 10:45 and has a total of $918,331 in It was our intention to have tious women who would like to seller. Free kit. National Dynam I JUNK CARS, truck, wrecks. High-: FOR OFFICE or commercial use, two years ago, but Maguire W’Ould leans and, or Florida, leaving Feb-; livery. Call Electrolux ^i thorizcd 9-8933. ics, Dept. 10.5; 480 Lexington Ave., three rooms, ground floor Main Aluminum storm window s and than you would pay for a new a m.; worship, 10:45 a.m., recogni loans outstanding. free check-up of your headlighte represent Avon Cosmetics. Pleas DRY OAK lumber, boards, 2x4s est prices, any amount, anywhere. home T. J. Crockett, Realtor, kO ' not sell it at that time. The owner tion of Scouting in the church, ruarv between *th and l?fh. Cali sales and service MI 9-0843 or JA RAY'S ROOFING CXJ.. shingle and New York 17, N. Y. and pallet lumber. $65 per thou »n 9-7218. St. near post office. Phone Ml acreena. Near bus and schools, todav 2 to 6 p.m. and again Sat TR 5-2042. 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine ant. dignified part time work. 9-5229. MI 8 7444. real bargain, A-1 condition Price 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. has SFince moved to Maine. Option sermon, "The Faithfulness of Jona urday, Feh. 15 8 to 4 pjn. and Kamienski. built up roofs, gutter and con Phone MI 3-5194. sand. George Griffing, PI 2-7886. $22,500. George L. Graziadio, I For New Cold Wave papers have been sent to him than," by the Rev. 'Wayne Sandu, NOT Monday, Feh. 10. ductor work, roof, chimney re REFRIGERATOR, washing ma THREE CAPES in central location. WANTED—Ride from Hilliard St. WOMAN to live in and help with Situations Wanted— chine, rug and chest of drawers. ENTIRE BIRLDING about 6,600 Realtor, Ml 9-5979. there and are expected to be re pastor. to Bishops Corner. West Hartford. ; HILLS' TELEVISION Service. pairs. Ray Lagenow, MI 9-2214. square feet. Suitable for atores, One is 6 rooms and garage, other turned early next week, in time Ray Jackson. 3-8325 children while .mother works. Female 38 UiamondA—Watches— Reasonable. Call MI 9-3661 after 4 (Continued from Pnge One) First EN>angelical Lutheran Open 7 a.m.-4:30 or 4:45 p.m. Ml 3-0478. j Available at all times. Phileo fac oNice, Insurance company! hall, MANCHESTER—Custom brick and | two are unfinlihed up. One has for the town meeting. Church: Sunday achool, 9 a.m.; tory supervised service. Tel. Ml Room and board plug small Jewelry 48 p.m. frame six room ranch, two fire i PAUL DODGE ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car salary. Call Ml 9-4623. WOULD LIKE (o care for one or etc. Occupancy months. In ^ more sen^ temperatures The land contains an artesian worship. 10:15 a.m.. guest preach 9-0i08. ' center of town One car garage for places, large recreation room, i assumed. Temfit deal T. •’ below freezing across the deep Aides Study well. 118 feet deep, which may be AU Day Sundtty Aulomoblles for Sale 4 pentry Alterations and additlona. two small children days in my LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- ' only $17,900. Carilon W. Hutchlna, i Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI er, the Rev. David G. Jaxheimer. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran- home. MI 9-6412. pairs. adjusts Watches expertly. BOY’S BICYCLE 24’ in good con- rent at the Center. Call Ml 8-6228, South. sufficient for the school's needs, D.D., candidate for pastor. Con PONTIAC/ LINOLEUM, asphalt tUe wall cov- or Ml 3-7444. MI 94132. ! i Welles said. PINE PHARMACY BEFORE YOU BUY a used car ering. Phone MI 3-8109. Quality ' teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn STENOGRAPHER Reasonable prices Open daily. diUon. MI 9-8987. ______' The icy blast which swept across gregational meeting after the 878 MAIN STREET St. kH 3-4860. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce VERNON Brookslde I,ane —With the Plains States and the Missis- Title Delayed service. A64 CENTEB ST. Ml t-9nii see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick and service since 1946. Interesting position for an intel Situations Wanted—Male 39 TWO-FAkHLY flala — We have Bits of Atlas The Selectmen have been de Safes and Service, 285 Main ligent and capable stenographer. Street. Ml 9-4387. ' Suburban For Rent 66 three of these. One ia 6 and 5 : the spring just around the corner let's j *'PPi Valley Friday )iad reached Rockville Methodist Church: StneeL Ml 9-4571. Open evenmgs. GONDER'S T V Service, available FOR THE best In shingle and built Rooms Without Btiard 59 other twe- are only one year old talk about a delightful new home, the Atlantic seaboard by early to- layed in obtaining a school site, be Sunday achool. 9:30 a.m.: worship any time. Antenna^, conversions. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim- Varied duties including figure ATTENTION: Would like part time cause they needed three lots of work as floor maintenance. Wash R(X)M F')R rent. Inquire State COVENTRY—Four room unfur and are 4 and 4. Good financing on We have Just listed a charming' day. 10:45 a m., the Rev, Hajvey K. NEED A CAR? Short on a down Phllco factory supervised service .ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. work. 37 hour. 5 day week. Excel Fuel and Feed 49-A nished apartment, gas heat. Sec the new homea. T J. Crockett, 1 nearlv new 3 bedroom Ranch in a i Sub - aero temperature! were After Flop Moreland Acres to complete the Moualey. superintendent of the payment or had your credit turned , Tel. MI 9-1488. MI 3-7707. lent benefit program. ing. waxing, buffing. Specializing Tailor Shop. 8 Bissell. Ml 8-7383. parcel of land originally optioned in small offices. Ml 3-6670. SEASONED hardwood toi fire After 6 .-SO kn 3-5047. ond floor, $45 per month. Avail Realtor, MI 3-1577 or Ml 9 7751, setting o( lovely homes Uvlng-common again over the north cen- Norwich District, guest preacher. down? Don't give up! For a good i ------able Feb. 1. Welles Agency, Cov room has fireplace picture win-' tral tier of slatea. and below freez- from Maguire. However, title on St. John's Episcopal CTiurch: deal—not thru a small loan com-, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com FIRST NATIONAL STORES: place cut and split to order. Call entry. PI 2-7356. MANCHESTER-FIve room Cape, dow, walk-in cellar, hot water i ing readings were recorded aa far (Continued from Page One) the three Moreland lots has not pany — aee "Harry” at 338 Main pany. doora and windows, custom MI 3-7083. Leonard L. GIglio. ROOM FOR rent, suitable for one Holy (Communion, 8 a.m.; family Roofing—Chimney 16-A PARK AND OAKLAND AVES. Dogs—Bird*—Pete 41 or two men. Sho.wer. Call at 101 garage, ideal location, near heat oil, combination screens and south as 'Texaa and Louisiana. been cleared, aervice. 9:30 a.m.; First Commun St. (Formerly Douglas Motorsl. 1 work, guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1583 SEASONED hardwood fo. fire Chestnut St. ROCKVILLF. - Well heated three ach(X>la, bus. shopping $14,500. storms, attached breezeway and There was little Immediate It took the Air Force more than Welles said voters at the town ion for the newly confirmed, 11 ‘ after 6 p.m. r o o fin g - Specialising in repair EA.ST HARTFORD, CONN. room furnished apart nent. In meeting will be asked to approve OPEN SUNDAY COCKER PUPPIES. Xdorable Minimum down. Clifford Hansen. ' garage, large lot. Vacant. A i prospect of a b:-eak in the wide an hour to make a quick check of ' 1940 MERCURY—Good condition, ing roofs of all kinds Also new places, furnaces and stoves. Giglio a.m.. sermon by the Ven. Maurice FOR STEADY aervice of plowing home bred, black. AKC registered, Brothers, MI 3-5301. ; ATTRACTIVELY furnished and quire first floor rear, Mrs. Porter, Realtor, MI 3-1303. ! charming home for $17,900. Good-1 spread chill. its data. Then came a terse an purchase of the land, appropriate G. Foulkes, pastor. no ruat, bums no oil. Call MI roofs Gutter work. Chlmneya temporary distemper Inoculation. cheerful rooms. Complete light 14 Laurel St. child Realty Co., Realtors, kO; In contract to the cold weather nouncement: $13,500 for the purchase, vote to 11 A.M.TILL 11 P.M. 9-6132 any time. snow from driveways, call PI 'Ndeaned, repaired, 26 years' ex (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. i erect an elemetnary school, act up Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Wit 2-7798. Seven weeka old and ready ‘o go. i DRY OAK wood. Cut fireplace and! housekeeping facilities' available. 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. over moat of the eastern half of "The Air Force missile destroyed nesses: Public Bible Discourse. 3 p^ence Free estimates CaiJ Help .Wanted—Male 36 Ml 9-0790 stove lengths $]'' per i< ad, de Five rooms down, two unfinished the country, a storm center off the a building committee, approve en 1957 CHEVROLET four door. Howley. Manchester Mj 8-5361. B u ,ire» Property For Sole 70 up. Family room in ba.aement.! Itself shortly after completion of p.m.; group discu.ssion, 4:15 p.m. Standard ahift. six cylinder, Ivorv ATTIC. CELLARS cleaned, rubbish livered. Tel. Coventry, Pj 2-7886. 1200 SQUARE FEET of living area. Jersey coast brought a flow of the powered phase of its flight.” gagement of an architect, and ap Vernon klethodiat Church: Wor SHOE SALESMAN— Experienced sonable price' Come see! Mrs. Preasnt mortgage can oe as- (-^pe Cod, preferred warm air over New England. propriate money for preliminary and vellow with acce.ssories. $1950. removed. Reasonable. Call MI preferred but will train. Salary REGISTERED Blue Point Siamese VILLAGE STORE-Well located aumed. R. F. Dimock A Co . Real-1 neighborhood. Call owner. kU Chris Butler, an Orlando. Fla.. ship and nursery care, 9:30 a.m.; Call MI 9-6638 after 6 p.m. 9-S374. Dorsey. 14 Arch St. count!-:,' store with growing busi Largest overnight temperature plana, probably about $5,000. church school. 10:45 a.m. Tlte Rev. Heating and Plumbing 17 and commission, five day week. kitten. Call MI 9-4432. , Garden— Farm—Dairy tori, MI 9-5245. Joaeph A.shford, 9.8743 drops occiirred east of the Miaai- ‘ Sentinel-Star reporter, watched the Welles still hopes that about TEL. Morton’s Shoes, 775 Main St, PLEASANT;s heated, front room ness. Very good prospects for MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods. MI------1 Atlas flight through binoculars Warren Covell, pa.stor. J957 VOIJC.SWAGEN. 9.000 miles, UGHT BULLDOZING, excavating . Products 50 right owner. Attractive five room alppl River and south of the Ohio four classrooms of the Maximlite Sacred Heart (?hurch: Masse.s, MI 8-0132 Call Ml 9-9800 between 7 and 9 and grading. Dump truck rental. S. WATSON, PI.UMBINO and heat near bath, tnr one or two gentle 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI- THREE BEDROOM Ranch, full River where readings were 10 to^ I from the water's edge at Cocoa type construction could be built For Take-Out Articles for Safe 45 men. 54 Highest. apartment, two-car garage, fix basement with garage, lot 100x200. 1 . irt (k.r. . Beach, south of Cape Canaveral, 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Ralph ' p.m. Gravel aqd fill George W. Bar ing contractor. New inatallationa, MACHINISTS! COOKING APPLES 90c McIntosh; tures and inventory included at S4472. nearly 30 degrees lower than a day I that in profile the on the site by September. Double Ordera rett. MI 9-0660. alteration work and repair wor!.. cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half i S. A. Beechler. Ml 9-8952, or MI sessions have been ordered for Kelley, pastor; the Rev. Terence JIG BORERS FAIRBANKS-M.ORSE water Sys full reduced price of $17,000. Own (I) SIX ROOM CAPE. Reduced 3 6969. Murphy, as.sislant pastor. ; Ml 9-3808.. tems. Shallow or deep well sump. buahel. Te! . MI 3-8116 Louis er will consider trade for house. ____mercury was more than 20 ' A ^.a appeared to wander off Grades 7 and 8 next year because Party-Going Time MILLERS Bunce, 529 West Center Street. ROOM FOR RENT. MI 3-5874. to, $18,200. Aluminum siding, ' of the shortage of classroom space. St. Joseph's Church: Masse.s. 1 Or dewatering pumps. Water soft-______Dirac tions on request. Talbot ameaite drive. This home ia an LARGE THREE bedroom ranch.! dagre.a lower' than a day ago, ' 7:30, 8:45. 10 and 11 a m. The Rev. | Call Early The mercury was more than 20 r,,. PaInting-of-the-Month Flattering 'Foot-Notes'! PLUMBING AND heaUng—repairs LATHE OPERATORS enera. purifiers, water heaters. In-, coOKING AND eatfng apjiles, 75c; Agency. PI 2-6600. excellent buy! For appointment fireplace, aluminum storms, ga H. A. Lepak, pastor; the Rev. John i Sunday and contract work. Cali Ml 9-8541. atallaUon and service. Capitol | a 16 quart basket. - -Louisla k Botti,. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room, to aee call the R. F. Dimock Co., rage acre lot, high ^elevation. degreea lower « t.u c h widely se^ , three half m \nX s of wa^ An oil painting, "ited Sails in the Kozon. aasiatant pastor. | For Evening If you have at least five years Equipment Co., 38 Main. Mi; well heated, tile bath,, nice quiet Onlv $14,700. Carlton W. Hutchlna, Sunset," by Alfred F. Ludwig, was experience on ilg borers,, millers 260 Bush Hill Rd. Realtora. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ash St. Bernard's Church: Masse.s. 7, | Ordera LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as- 3-7968. 1 home. Parking. 318 Spruce St. Farms and l-and for Sale 71 ford. Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods. Realtor. Ml 9-5132, t f 7 X n . * C , . ; Mobile. B.n5;ing: theP"” selected aa the painting-of-the- 8. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Pat- 1 Bures satisfaction, prompt service. Or lathes, and are canable of turn ham and Montgomery. 'Ala.; A t-‘ "*’'te smoke that looked a.s if it month by the Tolland County Art ing out experimental or limited FOR DIFFERFH^ sizes and types Ml 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI could have come from another en rick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. | CH 7-6124. Ml 9-5485. COMBINATION storm door 36x81, Household Goods 51 84472. ROLLINp PARK — Six finished lanta and Cross City, Fla. Assn. The painting is being exhibit Clifford J. (Curtin, assistant pastor. ; production lten\s to close toler $16. Kitchen heater, coal or wood, i TWO FURNISHED rooms with of farms and land tracts withtn 70 rooms. Cape Cod. Two baths, fire Considerable rain and snow was gine stage of the rocket. ed in the Rockville Public Library ances, Hamilton Standard has a miles ot Hartford, l-awrenca F. - . J >1.. ' "I stared and I stared, but I OIL BURNER Service. Complete $20. 6 foot 9 akis complete, bind ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom! kitchen privileges.. MI 3-8841. (II) $17.900—New 5> 3 room ranch, place, storm windows and kcreena, Msociated with the Atlantic •f'” nj-, anything drop nor this month. k'ernon and Talcottvllle news. ______- MANCHESTER'S ------heating servii-c. w'ork guarafiteed. challenging Job for you. ings and poles, $18. Guaranteed re -made cornices and drapes Slip I " — :------" ^ Fiano. Broker Ml 9-5910 ceramic Ule bath, dining area, 14x22 garage and breezeway. One to two inches of new anow fell | *. . on ” he Community Basketball Call MI 9-4749 day or night built '36 Ford motor, only 3,000 covers. $59.50 and up. CTiotce of' ROOM—PrivateROOM-Private parking,parking. Residen Three blocks to Buckley school. Items are handled through The tlal neighborhood. Phone MI SOUTH WINDSOR -F o u r acres attached garage, full basement, along the aouthern shores of U ke I “ The community .basketball pro Herald's Bockrille Bureau. 7 W. NEWEST This is a major program and miles. $50. All good condition, kll fabrics Budget terms, kfrs. Rita, amesite drive. Completely land Owner transferred Fairly priced Onurio overnight. Seven inches o f; said. ToW concern gram of i-ural Vernbn will open to- calls for a large number of sHIled 9-0086. nice woodland with brook, para at the Main St., telephone TRemont I 3-4526. JA 2-7780. dise for growing ■ blueberries or scaped. R. F. Dimock A Co.. Real at $15,900. Immediate occupancy. snow was coUected at ' J^^t'of "the AtVas launching'than 1 morrow at 2 p.m. at Vernon Ele- In s u ra n c e 18 machinists. You will be working on M K. Ostrinsky, Realtor, kfl .VS 136. I PLEASANT, clean room for one strawberries. 300 feet off good tora, MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, Pa„ Friday. I at the end of its flight. , mentaiy School. A number of local Italian! Pizza and Spaghetti House PATTERN jet' aircraft, missile and rocket HI-FI TAPE recorder, five months AN-TIQUE FURNITURE, ii'ver, | MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml- 3-5159. old but still like new. Original coat glass, china, and ' used furniture and two gentlemen, at Center, road. $4 .(>00. Ml 3-7733. Other snowy activity was scat-^ The Atlas reqtiire.s -omcsome seconds officials ate expected to attend, WE RE SOMEBODY'S Valentine equipment accessories, ircludlng with parking bath and shower. 29 9-7702 or Robert Murdock. MI- teredtereo across theme MiddleMioaie _AtlanticAi.amjc ' ^ . and ob- ;: 4 Claims laims sieaoySteady ST/LES aften this disaster, when we re-, fuel , controls, air conditioning and $n9. owner will sacrifice for $88. bought and sold F'urniture Ret>a:r 1 ! Ma n c h e s t e r -F our room ranch, Blood Transfer, OPENING SPECIALS Hazel, kn 9-7083. 8-6472. a dandv at only $10,500. Six room states and into New England. , wa led tensely...... for the. first...... Claims for unemployment _ _ com- place the loss. Wc can help YOU : refrigeration systems, starters and (Contains all latest features. Rare: Service kfl 3-7449. . Housi'm for Sale 72 Rainfall ranging up to three quar- penaation filed for the Rockville ly if at all a bargain like Ibis. Aa- Cape Cod, one unfinished. I'i Sign of life in the missile. Credit Program Lorgt Pizka with grated cheese ...... 65e if you prepare NOW. Reach for j pncuma,tlc valves, WILL SEtX. large size Hotpoint re- FURNISHED ROOM own •‘itchen. ■ « .even room (XVI) SOUTH WINDSOR—Ju st. tera of an inch dampened an area area, remained steady during the- the' phone. Call Clarke Insurance s'ured you will be comnletely satis over Mancheater town line. New. baths, nice location. Owner mov There was a dot of flame and fied. Inquire MI 3-0858. frigerator with freezer and full' ing, will aacrifice. It's a buy. For from New Jersey into New Eng then a flash of flame .and the At week ended Feb. 1. The Con Agency, 170 East Center St. MI • INTERVIEWS separate entrance, j;entlen)an, ranch, many extras. Call Biulaer* two bathroom ranches, rarsed land. necticut Employment Security 111 Effect Here Extra Large Pizza with grated cheese $1.55 3-1126. aiZe electric stove, for $3.50. Call parking. Ml 3-4724. Owner, kfl 3-0321. Iiearth, paneled living room wall,' full information on any of fifty las was lit. it continued to stand Applicants with 5 years or more LARGE WALNUT dining, room kn 3-7217. homes in all price ranges. Call the motionless for enough agonizing Div. reports 4()2 claims were, ------j | EXTRA ITEMS I3c experience as outlined above in table and chairs. Also camp trail J.200 square feet living area. R. ] handled, compared to 403 the i A new plan by which local blood 1 F. Dimock A Co., Realtors, MI-' ElKsworth Mitten Agency, Real moments to make watfhers fear an MOZZARELLA. PEPPERS. ONnON'S. HAMBURG. terview 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, er, both reasonable. Call. MI 3-7246. LARGE beauUful gray, decorator’s tors, MI 3-6930. explosion and then, it lifted up previous week. Of the total, 33 donors may credit their donations I Millinery Dressmaking 13 Monday through Friday at the divan, like new. Exceptipnal value AUCTION SALE 9-5245, Joaeph Ashford, MI- ______Dramatic Group Were new claims and 369 contin- j to out-of-alale-hospital patienta- PEPPERON'I. MUSHROOMS, ANCHOVIES. SALANH 9-6818, Barbara Wood.* MI 9-7102 ea I t^SIDE:- 184 Autumn St ward. A , , Hamilton Sfandrrd Main Plant em for $150. MI 9-2866, HARDWARE—TOOLS—PAINTS—ELECTRIC SUPPI.IES Six I Its engine roar was deafening, iied from the previous week, when ! has Juat been put in effect by the ployment office directly opposite KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. , room oversized Cape Cod. - one, Presents Show and its exhaust a bright orange 47 new claims were filed. Red Cross Blood Program area DRESSMAKING and Alterauona Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-4327. GALLASSO HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. unfinished. Ceramic tile bath, lot| done. Ml 9-2552. 9 MIDDLE TTfRNPIKE EAST—MANCHESTER. CONN. FOUR BEDROOM colonial, excel ----- I quickly fading to a pale yello'yellow Assessor Resigns authorities, I SPAGHETTI"" MEAT BALLS Conn. lent condition, large lot, central, 70x200, fireplace, living room A ^ay, rtay, "Hubbub on the Book-1-p^eBook-1 ^ ‘/"A’tias Atlas climbed vertically for a Howard O. Dimock, who has re- A Mancheater blood donor may REVERE tape recorder. Used two Will sell in siiitable trade lots on the above premises 14x23, Asking $18,500. Immediate signed from the Board of Fire i now credit hi* donation to a speci- Ask for Mr. John Fox. if you can •months. . Reasonable. Call PI TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 19.58—.Starling At It A.M, only $13,500. Carilon W. Futchins. shelf, waa presented yesterday to hundr.ed feet, tilted over grad- SERVED WITH FRESH CRISP dressmaking and aUcrationa. Ml 9-5132. occupancy. M. K. Oatrinaky, Real the children at Buckley School and' „auy_ and' then leaned over more, Conimisaionera of the Vernon Fire | fjg patient if a prior request has not come in 'or an interview dur 2-6908 aper 1 p.m. Hardware and Tools comprise: Saws, hammers, wrenches, vises, tor. 'kn 84159. District, has also resigned as an SALAD and ITALIAN BREAD 8 5 c reasonable rates. MI 9-1254. ing these hours, call kir. Fox at Compare... files, night locks,' padlocks, steel tapes. Auger bits, flashlights, thrir p ^ n ta . _ , it wa.s off a burning sun at been made to the Red Ooss by a j NAtional 3-1621, extension 371. The comfort and convenience fishing tackle, galvanized ware, hinges and butts, electric sup MANCHESTER— Six room Cape, AA ZONE. Seldom do you, find a The Dramatic Club staged the fii-st and then a torch, and finally assessor. member of the patient's immediate j garage, low operative cost. show which was the story o( eight a star. When the fla-qilng tail Dlmock’a realgnatioha from lo family. of this sporlons. well-kept 2- plies. plumbing fittings, gaiden tools, screen wire, nails, mnchlne large' ranch home In keeping with cal positions are necessary because Moving:—Trucking— • SEPTIC TANKS. famlly 8*6. Good Income carriage and lag holts, window glass, carpenters tools, levels, 812,600. Minimum down. (Clifford Colonial style. Such a house was bookworms who are Invited to live pinched out. the missile 'could no Because many hospitals in other | ANTIPASTO PLATE 75c Storage 20 HAMILTON STANDARD | Cleaned and Imtolled keeps owner rent low. I-arge Hansen, Realtor, kn 3-1303. j in the home of another bookworm. longer be seen from the point he has moved from Vernon Acres ' stales fill their blood needs from hose reels, exhaust fans, mall boxes, ornamental hardware, broom, custom built in 1950 and is avaU- As they eat their way through to Crestwood Dr , at Crestridge. sources other than the Red Cross, YOU CAN MAKE A MEAL OF IT lot, 2-car garage, close to floor brushes, thermos bottles, basiiets, wood screws, good line, OV) OFF PO^ER STREET — j able. Delightful large living where it was launched. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local Division of the United Alfcraft j room, picturesque dining room books t b ^ become the characters Air Force officers said they Tolland. such as commercial blood banka, j • SE W E R S schools and shopping. shelf hardware, etc., etc. •Tidy Cape Cod. Comer lot. ames- - in them. 'They overpower a burglar He was reelected to the Board transfer of blood credit outside of | and tong distance moving, pack Corporation; 85 Bradley Field ..y Mnrbliie Cleaned Paints comprise: Oliver Johnson Interior and exterior paints, all Ite drive. $14,750, This i-> ar, ex-i with bay window and coriier cup probably never would know just ing. storage Call kll 8-5I87>Hart- John H. Lappon, Inc. board. compact kitchen, dlahwaah- who had eaten a trashy novel. how the Atlas destroyed itself. of Assessors in October. 1957. (Connecticut also requires approval Road. Windsor Locks. Connecticut. colors In gallons, quarts, pints, paint bi-ushes. turpentine, sun cellent buy in a beautiful location. Problems arise aa they try to live Hospital .Note* Here Is where yau will find the PIZZA that oH ford GH 7-1423. 164 EAST CENTER ST. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtora, MI «r, dieposal and separate break The wreckage fell too far at sea of the out-of-state hospital. | SMALL • INSTALLATION • MANCHESTER dries, polishes, waxes etc., etc. together until they discover that to be recovered, they said. And Admitted yesterday: Andrew Another Important featur* of j Manchestar wjll saan be reiving abaut. Our rich, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck-1 Fixture* comprise: Heller sectionurT ft. light bleached wood hard- 94245 or Joseph Ashford MI j fast area. Three twin size bed MEDIUM Company of America has an open SPECIALIST MI 9-5281 9-6818. Barbara Woods. M’ 9-7702, | rooms, 2*3 baths, nine double democrary seems to auit them best p,-<>bably would not be much Gustas, South Windsor; Paul the new plan ia that regular donors ing Co. kfl 3-6563. Owned and op 'ivare dlsplav wall shelving. Red Devil paint mixer, polisher, ^g er, of all. left. The Atlas has integral fuel Frenzel, Broad Brook; Mias LUcille to the Connecticut program may tantalizing sauce Is a secret Italian praparoHon 8 4 6 6 ing in the Manchester area for a MI 3-5219—.Ml 9-2ii96 floor Sander, cash register, adding machine, display table.s,- show Robert.Murdock, MI 3-6472. closets, playroom with fireplace, Participating were Jackie Roger, LARGE erated 6y Waller B. “errett, Jr., man who is interested in a career breezeway, garage. Beautiful yard Unks with walls ad thin the tank* Goodwin, Rt. 3, Ellington. transfer blood credit to members that is pasitively incamporqble. Once you’ve 4-14 yri agent for Burnham's Van Service. Town and Country cases, glass cutting board, etc., etc. ' , Elaine Daggett, Paul Martin, collapse, llkfc baby blimps, when Discharged yesterday: Mrs. You'll slap lively and look lovely as a Life Insurance salesman. This large clean up to date stock will be sold the same day to the (XV) RK3A HEIGHTS. Bolton— with lots of trees, 125’x200', Fpr Aimiee Patterson. Tobey Slosaberg, of their immediate families who ! tried our SPAGHETTI with its rich, mtUew, doH- Service tc 48 states. Married men preferred. .Salary Magnificent new ranch, Georgia appointment pleas* call Elva empty. Loretta Spain and daughter, El- may be hospitalized out-of-state A waistline that dips slightly in a pair of these easy-to-crochet highest bidders without nr'c" .limits or reserve. Karen Howard, Penny Sousa, Lu An' Air Force mlaaile test direc- j llngton; Mrs". Joyce Blaine and cious sauce you'll forget to visit your Italian rel In front highlights an exciting . slippers that are ju.'t aa practical MANCHESTER Package Delivery. and commission while . receiving Drainago Cos' marble fireplace, built in oven and Tvler Realtor, MI 9-4469. cinda Geer. Pamela Mortlock, Lin on the basis of donations made on the Job training. Phone MI Auctioneer Tei. REpnblic 4-8337 Sale per order of the Owner -xtove, two car garage. See signs tor said the' missile would have | daughter, 154 Prospect St. within the previous year. The achool or party dress for a four as they are pretty! Four different Light trucking and package deliv Springfield, Mass, MILlrON ZUNDELL, Auctioneer MANCJhESTER—Attractive Cape da Lazaroff, Malloi^ j ; ; ; “deat;oved at 'sea no matter j ^ Event*-Tonight atives. ONLY THE FINEST HIGH QUALITY IN to fourteen miss. Large and small 'ways to trim tlila basic 'slipper, ery Refrlgeralora, washers and 9-5226. M l 9 ^ 1 4 3 on Bolton Center Rd. R. F. amount of credit transferred, on Dimock * Co., Realtors, kil- Cod. Six finished, plastered walla, Betsy House. Bernadette i . "Teen" Rock and Roll Hop a pint for pint basis, would be the GREDIENTS ARE USED IN ALL OUR COOKING. CoUara are both provided". Uiat will make it look like four stove moinng specialty. Folding X fireplace, large sun porch, baa*; No. 8466 with Patt-O-Rama la different styles, chairs for rent, kfl 9-0752. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI- K«?hvK«^k’ Ma'rv I^ u' ko^U* wld ' He said the important fact waa ; will be held at the PAG club, at 8 equivalent of that donated during iV 9-6818. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 ment finished off, large two-car ^ i that the insti-umenta aboard had p.m. featuring the Teen RockeU the previous 12-month period. in sizes 4, 6, 8. 10. 12 14 years. ' Pattern No. 5542 ronlatns cro- or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. garage with work rtibp. Amesite Size 6, 2 7-8 yards of ,3.5-lnch: 3-8 d ie t and Irlfnming directions-foi drive; Nicely landscaped. Attrac ’file piav wks under the direction 1 sent out 't r e n .^ e ‘Sf ! A March of Dimes Ball, will be This new plan will apply jo | yard contrast. | the four styles sho-.ni; size.s- Painting—Paperinsr 21 SEPTIC TANKS of Mra Edna Hartwell, sixth grade ! formation ^^e " : Tuesday’s Blo^mobile visit at the MANCHESTER— Dirset From Owner WEST SIDE—Five • room ranch tive , neighborhood. Close to teacher and dramatic club director, j events in the missile w hile its e held at Maple Grove from 8:30 Elks’ Club from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. Send Thirty-Five Cents in coins | small, medium and large inclusive, AND 'house, full basement, plastered school*, bus. shopping. Jerry Fay, p.m. to 1 a.m. for thia.patlem add !ic for each | .Send 25c in coins, for.this pat- PAINTING AND papefhanglng. I Compare... - ______gtoes were operating. Prospective donors who wish tol Good clean, workmanshhip at rea I 5 bedroom, 3 room house, walla, insulated, hot wajer oil Broker. MI 3-7029. When we don't get information There will be a special meeting apply for blood credit transfer may [ pattem for flrat-class mailing. Send . tern —add.5c for cacl) pattern for sonable rates. . 30 years in Man- \ PLUGGED SEWERS bleat, large kitchen with birch MANY USB OUTDOOR UOHTS during the powered phase of the of the Church Council of Flrat GINBILLA to SVC BURNETT, THE MAN first-class mailing. .Send to ANNE •built 1953, excellent condi . Must SoerHicti Moviiiq Out of Stott LARGE 4’* room ranch, fireplhce, get detailed information on pro cheater. Raymond Fiske. Ml' tion, high elevation, plenty of ' cabineta. All rooma finished in flight, that's when we really have Elyangelical Lutheran Church at 8 cedure from the Mancheater Red > CHESTER EVENING HERALD. CABOT. ,THE M^CHESTER Machine Claanad mahogany trim. Call owner, MI aluminum atorma, cellar, garage, a' failure.” the officer said. p.m. „ The House p# Exqubito Italian F (^ IIM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 9-9237. . land to roam on,. Owner Moko An Offtr V excellent condition, near bus. Only Cleveland—It is estiipated that Oo*e liesidfluartera at the Center, EVE.NINU HEItALU. 1150 AVE. Septto Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer .transferred. Close to schools, 8-8804. . _ 22 per cent of the homea (n the na Atlas ia. manufsNured by Con- V The Sta-Weds of Ellington Con YORK M. N. Y. Print Name. Ad- AkfERICAS, NEW YORK 38, Ex t e r io r and interior painting. $13,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, vair Astronautics Division of Gen gregational Church will be guests or -by phoning S-SIH- 347 M ^N $T.-«ORNER OF FLO ¥^ ST. dr«aa and Z^ne, Style Number and N. V. 'Print name, addreaa and Lines lnstanr)d>-OeIlar Wator- etc. M ^ -No. M7. Realtor MI 9-5182. tion are decorated at Chrlstmaa- Oeillnga refiniahed Paperhangtng. proOflng Done. 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms/ good location, convenient to aU SUMMIT ST-New tlating. Over- ‘1 tlme with Outdoor lighting. Some. eral Dynamic Corp., San Diego. of the Married Couples Club of ^~eald: "If Slae.- pattern, number. ^ , Wallpaper booka. Eatimatea glveni' -etUed Cape In good conplUon. Two Union- Congregational Church at a Rali^ WaJdb Emerson j (NEXT. TO PAUL D O D O )t-« » m A C n * A l* B ) John H. Lappon, Inc. schools, bath ap, lavatory' down, 2 car garage, paved' MANCJHESTER —/JFotir bedroom 1,506 lochl Chrlatmas-decorating Calif. Rqcketdjfne Division of great men made hationa, hati then iiplaa the Fall A'Winter 1 .Have J'ou a copy of our Needle Fully covered- by insurance. , G*U 164 EAST CENTER ST. ). I idriveway, tarjcG wodcru ’kitchen, inanyi olhfr c\tra%* .baths, two fireplaces. Recreation contasta were conducted )>y ,civic North American Aviation, Ind;, Valentina Party in the social rooih a of .Basie Fashion, our work Album? It contain* fifty-six R. Pi ------MANCHESTER ' ' ------... room, lota of extras. Sensibly ,Colortial, IH batiis, dl*hwaaheri bull^ engines for the Atlas. Thort at 8 p.m. . 1. , great natlbna are complete pattern datalog. Its McKinney BROS.• J ■ .• near but, ablieola and shopping, erSanlaatiena throMiftout the e.t8in- nave made them." colorful pages .allowing Oiany pret • MI 4-6281 ^ -i-, C4U MI 9^8482. /• .Priced. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI try IB the 1867 holiday aaaadn. ’ Jupiter iand Redatone mlaallea. The Man’a .au b e< RoekviU# , ebockfall of a^-easy. up-to-the- ty designs; plus directions for S e w a r o M 01 M I t-8219-i-MI E-489# V 1-1677 or Ml 8-7751. NetUs U MUler, MI 8-6610. /mlirata styles for avery aize. Send making 3 crochet items, and a iwi-iss pmui ml ~ m ^ We today. quilt. Only 25c a copy! , Read Herald '|4dv8 \ . / 1 ' I ' - ■ /'-'■V ;’:€'' Jfi. >rv r \f- -•■v ' V '■A: V - V ■ . ; . \ V .v':- ■ V lEUTURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE TWELVE iiaurtr^Bt^r lEvraing Sf^ralb ■ i'. Bloodmobile Visits lElks >, Bissell St.}- 1:43 to 6:30 p.m. Ha drew linea on the board and ex -- ■•■■■ - ---- '. - *- r - - \ plained about dlffbreht horizons. Paren^to Hear A r.r.gt Daily Net Prem Run About Town The Weather He showed the class how to fill in . F a r tfca W aak Endad Heard Along Main Street the lines of bam roofs and fence i^lLigic Instructor February S/lbSS Porecaat of U. 8. Weather BtveM HHartford artforc group of the Con- post tbps, so that they paralleled necUctitecUctit LicensedLicen* Practicsl Nurse*’ And on Somb of Manchester's Side Streets, Too the perspective lines. y W M M artha- WhUe> music AssocistipnLMocifttiat His Head '^buaineasman dared a .eek, in one to drawing pictures using the new schools, will be guest speaker at y St.. H artford, from 6',30 to 8 p.m. Cne Manchester resident is very corner of the map, in bold, multi technique. He circled the room cor the February meeting Wednesday Bureau af Circulation High 25 to 90. — ' much relieved to And that he colored letters, were the words, recting mistakes, answering ques at 7:30'p.m. o f the Green PTA in Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ‘‘Complim ents of Your FHdendly the school auditorium. Her subjeet The Hartford Sargent Club will j hasn't a hole in his lower lip as tions, and offering suggestions. will be “Developing Listening Ap hold its February mee'ting Monday I he first suspected. Texaco Dealer." At one woman’s easel he stopped, preciation in Children.” She 'will night at ft o'clock at lha home of Seems this chap, one who likes but before he could say a word, she VOL. LXXVII, NO. Ill (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1958 (CbMtIfled Advertliing on Paga 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mrs. Marie Szetela, 34 Lewis St. demonstrate the points brought to drink his beer from the can, Ctoar White said, "I’m just here to learn how out in a "listening" lesson with the grabbed hold of a ‘'king-sized” A group was jfiathered arouod to draw cats anyway." Mr. and Mrs. Henry BottiebUo help Of five children from each can opener and punched the usual in the living room watching the grade level, kindergarten through and their daughter, Columbia. 54 two holes in the top of the con antics of the youngest boy in the They Police lineu'Too T third grade in one seuloia and I- • ,-j.- Russell St., and their niece. Mrs. tainer. family, who was about two-and-a- It was Just after noon Saturday grades four through six in a sec Sukarno’s Robert Conners and her son. Rich Ea.gerly tilting the can he was half years old; He was playing with and local police had received word ond session, ard, 30 Pioneer Circle, are spend chagrined to find that, not only two imagirtary dogs named "Las of a robbery in Bolton. Roadblocks ing a month's vacation in Miami, . A business meeting will follow P/Cg UP m. was . the beer running down his sie" and "G eorge.” / were act up and State P olice u e program, and a bake sale will LIGGETT Fla. They are registered at the throat, it was trickling down his Included in the grotip was a \islt- alerted. be co.nducted by Cub Scout Pack Foes A ir Villa d'Eate Hotel. cliin as well. ing neighbor. The word spread fast around 9 L \ • , . PHOUe Figuring that he'd been too The boy . made his "animals" sit the newspaper circuit, and soon^ Refreshments will be served by REXALLDRUG Manchester Auxiliary Police will eagei*' w ith the .first "swig,” he up, lie down and roll over. Finally the police station was receiyihg Mrs. \john Steeves and her hos ■-■37, V , meet Mbnday night at.'7:30 for a to^ a second dtink . and once the father told him to "show the many phone calls from reponera pitality, committee. and Deadline target shoot at the range at Po again the thin stream made its lady your dogs," so the lad went seeking information. Betrothed lice Headquarters. way down his chjn and onto his over, carefully picked up the invis Call after call came Ijt and Lt. 'Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 10 ' ..J* D m ■ OPEN (fP)— Col. Achmad Hussein, shirt front. ible canines, brought them across Ray Griffin gave what informa The engagement of Mias Mary Vets^ill Install The Friendship Circle of the Horrified, not at the damage to the room and then held them up tion he could to the callers. leader of Indonesia’s outer is SalN-ation Army will meet in the his. shirt front biit at the thought Frances Cyra to Donald S. Geno- for inspection. Then came a call in that midst vcsl is announced by her mother, Officers Sunday land rebels, tonight gave. Plea on Attack by French Citadel Monday night at 7:45. The of the needless waste of the pre- Playing the game, the visitor of all the robbery queries. "Can Mra. Mary Cyra, 35 Campbell St., — worship committee, with Mrs. Col. | clous, liquid, the, drinker felt his pretended to look at ths dogs and 1 Ml 1-2341 1 SUNDAYS President Sukarno five days you connect me with Uie linen de Chicopee Falls, Mass. Perrett as chairman, will be in I lower lip but found that it hadn't then, seeking to stump the little The new officerii will be Installed to dissolve the cabinet of Pre ..ill ’ ' y '' partment?” the voice asked. Her fiance -is the son of Mr. and and the charter juresented at the * X.,'' / charge of the program. Hostcsse.s r suddenl.v sprung 'a leak, one, asked "and which one is "Clean or dirty?” questioned mier Djuanda. > ,-1 . will be Mrs. Frances Gcbcl and ; Then he checked the hecr can. Mrs. Louis M. 'Genovesl, 163 N. monthly meeting 'pY Manchester 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. G eorge?” Lt. Griffin. Main St. The ultimatum wa* broadraat by ■ ' 1 Mrs. Jessie Lyons. | His research ."disclosed that at The tot wasn't fazed a bit by the Barracks, No. 786, Veterans of for FREE tha "Voire of the Rebels" radio ai FCC Probe V-S- to Check — I the ^time he punched the holes in Mlaa Cyra is a graduate of World War I of U ^, Sunday 1MANCHE5TER Padang in C entral Sumatra, JU.S., Britain Display question. Delicate Adjustment " y 'i The Woman s An.^illary of St. ; the top he'd been just a wde bit "The white one," ha replied, Chicopee High School and Is pres afternoon at 2:30 at the American 5HOPPJNG PARKADE headquartera of a network of dts- And there was the young lady ently employed at the Springfield Legion Home. Mary's Episcopal Church will meet j too eager. The big curved point staring her right in the eye. who moved into a local apariment DELIVERY aident Indonesian* In Sumatra, i Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the church ' on jlhe opener hjid punched the re Armory in a secretarial position. Department Commander John Celebes. Romeo and other islands. Aide U o U s Z '^ T i several days ago, The first night Her fiance was graduated from Papandrea and hia corps of officers fer a devotional service, after i quired hole in the top all right That Was Last Week ■he was miserable with the cold. Hussein demanded that Sukarno, Concern on Incident Manchester High School and the will inatall the slate and present Tunisia^s Story which they will adjourn to the ] but then contlhued onward and As the television western "28 She knew something was wrong now in Japan on a visit, dismiss parish hall for a business meeting | punched another smaller hole in Men” came on last Sunday night, U niversity of'C onnecticut In 1954. the charter. his hand-picked cabinet headed by with the radiators, rather than He is presently associated with hia AH' veterans of World War I are His Position Paris. Feb. 10 (/F)—Reliable diplomatic sources said today and program which will be under the side of the can from the In- the 10-year-old boy turned to his that the furnace was not giving Now’s the Time! Djuanda and form a new one made Washington, Feb. 10 (/P)— the direction of. Mrs. Mary Phelps, uncle, Aldo Pagani, at the lat Invited to attend. up of, experts headed by fonner that France ha.s told the United States steps would be con aide. father and asked. "Dad. why do sufficient heat, because the corri To bring your car in for the The State Department has Refreshments wtll be served by What he'd done in his haste was they still call this program ‘26 te r's Insurance Agency, 1011 Refreshments will be served Vice President Mohammed Hatta Washington. Feb. 10 (/P)— sidered to prevent any repetition of .such incidents as ^tur- dors were toasty warm. Main St. after the meeting. check up that will keep It In authorized Ambassador G. Mrs. Elmer Kilby and her com to make a "dribble can” just like m en'?" B.v the end of the first evening and Sultan. Hamengku Buwono af Chairman Moulder (D-Mo) day’s bombing of a Tunisian village in which 78 persons were m ittee. the "dribble glasses" of practical top sha^ for the 'reet of the Jogjakarta. The Sultan is now In Lewis Jones to investigate "Well, that's the name of the she was ready to sleep In the corri winter. said today Bernard Schwartz killed and 84 wounded. joke fame. show," the father said with a sur dor. She went around checking the the Unithd State*. first-hand and report on the *111* WCTU will meet Tuesday The rebels proposed that the new controversial coun.sel of a spe French bombing of a Tunisian prised look on his face. windows in the apartment, piling cial subcommittee to inve.sti- at 10:30 a m. at the South Meth Secret Data ‘Leaked’ "I know. But one of them got blankets on the bed. Still she spent cabinet ser\'e until the 1980 elec United Nation.a, N. Y., Feb. 10 (fP)—Tunisia deliberated to- tions. village Saturday. odist Church. They will sew on A Manche-sler businessman killed last week." a shiver.v night. Notice General Repairs gale federal regulatory agen The announcement followed a ; day whether to ask for U.N. Security Council action on the laj’ettes for Puerto Rican infants If the demand is not met. Hus cies, "is still with us." called on Capl. Antone Frade. local "If this continues," she decided, sein said, ^’"We will declare our- new confe ence today between French bombing of a Tunisian frontier village. Both the In the United Stales. A noon pot- Major Transaction "I’ll either have to complain to the We Will Be Glosed COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Pre«ldcnt BIsenhower and Secre- luck will be served. Nike battery commander, one day seiVc* free' from the obligation to Moulder nwike vith new.smen United States and Britain voiced concern over the e.'d met ta iy of S late Dnlle.s on the ..Hiia- and the occupants stepped out. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY THOROUGH LUBRICATION Obey Pr(^dent Sukarno." situation, hut e.xpre.s.sed hope it could be smoothed over. "Go right in. sir.” the private in When she returned from work The first task of the govern behind clo-ed floors more thnn sn tion in the strategic North .\frican the orderly room said to the vis They approached the bank door the next afternoon, the man from hour and a half, preaiimablv dis- area. The United Slates already In Paris. Premier Feli.x Gaillard came under attack for al and as the doors were held open, OF ALL VITAL PARTS ment, he declared, was to bring itor. "The captain's expecting you,” the telephone company was wait Feb. 10-1M2 about unity of the republic, now ru.‘-a'ng the open row h-iwaon has IcT -'d the episode profoundly lowing military men to embroil the country in a serious diplo E ntering the ca p ta ir's offl^e, the two Of the party entered the ing to install her phone. Schwartz ant member* of tit disturbing building. split by the rebellion of the outer matic Itattle. He called a .special meeting of his cabinet. man found the commander busily "Why is your room so cold?" he OPEN THURSDAY, FEB. 13 AS USUAL TUNE-UP SPECIALS Islands. Rebel leaders say they are committee, including n ’a'rman Will Visit \ illage ! Ttmisian Ambassador Mongi Slim '------^------— WESTOWN engaged in a bit of map work at The objects they carried were asked. Harris '(D-Ark) of the parent A .State De;raitment spokesman cash registers, their contents to dissatisfied with the growth of delivered a protest from his gov- . ■■ PHARMACY his destf.‘‘'*^'Sit down. I'll be with "Something’s wrong with the communism under the present gov House Pommc'-ie Committee. said Jones will visit the village of ' be deposited in the bank. radiators," she said miserably. .Sakiel S:di Yousaef near the .Mger- | ernment to U. N. Secretary General ra f* lt£ 1 1 f1 450 H artford Rd.—.MI 0-9948 you in a minute." Krade said. GLAZIER’S CORSET SHOP WcMhing, PoUshing ernment. their amount of self rule Tl:rre was no mim<-d'ate ampli D ag Hammarakjold yesterday. After studying the map for a Immediately an official at the "Do you mind if I take a look?” fication. ian frontier, at the invitation of bank went over to the bearers of and their share of the national in .Slim told newsmen Tunisia was few minutes and jotting down sev Several minutes later he return 631 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER and Waxing come from 'exports. Harris had Indicated before the President Habib Bourguiba. the cash regi.sters and taking one ed from making a round of the meeting that .Schwartz' connection studying means of putting the is- eral notes, the captain looked up Padang Radio said a maas meet Bou:-gurba invited all chiefs of .sue before the council -the highest Ike Terms for rOPEN: in each hand he emptied their con apartm ent. With Rxpert Workmanship with the subf-ommUtee should he. diplomatic missions in Tunisia to and saw that the man had been tents. ing in the rebel center last night body in the U. N. watching him intently. "I’ve found the trouble," he said At Our Reasonable Price* adopted a resolution urging forma .severed if report.* about the coun- _ . , Soon after, the two boys left triumphantly. In Tunisia, there were cries the Quickly Capt. F>-ade extended tion of a new cabinet.-There wa* srI's expense accounts for tnp.« to (Continueri on Page Se\en) A.MBAS.SADOR SIJ.M Summit Parley the bank with their savings safe "They weren’t turned on” He FOR BABY'S SAFETY, HEALTH, COMFORT ~ The Best Reward New York were verified. French had committed an act of his arms over the map in an obvi ly deposited. The empty miniature a call for a "holy war" unless the Mr*. Allen Gurney of Coventry kisses her grandson. Allan Waas. war. The French claim the bomb = A L l D A Y = ous attempt to conceal its con fixed the trouble with a twist of USE OUR PERSONALIZED present cabinet Is ousted. .Moulder said thsl the question , registers were with them again, the w rist. DON’S AMOCO SERVICE STATION 14-year-o1d Boy Scout of Troop 57. after she pinned a God and of .‘tchwartz’ emplovment "is not ; ing waa a localized military move London. Feb. 10 OPi — I*rime tents from the eyes of the visitor. once again ready to be filled with "WHERE YOUR HATisFACTION IS GUARANTEED" The resolution, adopted unani- Country medal on his uniform during services at the Coveniiy to wipe out antiaircraft po.sitiona Minister Mabmlllan says he is will "Thii^ is top secret information," aaously. iiuiated that the new gov fully settled,” the nickels and dimes that a small R.S.V.P. 050 MAIN HTREET—TEL. MI 9-8268 Flrirt Congregational Church yesterday. (Herald Photo by Motion Fa'I* to Tarry manned by Algerian rebels inside ing to take part In aummit talks = S U N D A Y — he said. "We've got strict orders boy can readily accumulate. ernment be formed "in a legal and P in to ). He .-•aid a motirpii wa* made to | Ice Sheath Covers Tunisia. The Tuni.sians said 78 per with the Russians- but only If they An auto parts salesman, who DIAPER SERVICE not to show it to anyone," he added constitutional manner." fire the counsel Ihi* morning but | son.* were killeu and 84 wounded have "a reasonable prospect" of sternly. covers the southern New England Hatta is regarded as a spoke*, For a Drag Strip a ’-ea, w as in M anchester one day Your Baby Will Never Use Anyone CUea Diaper*. that it failed to can y. He declined i in the daylight raid Saturday on aome agreement. Then, as a grin came over his We’re all aware of the many We Uae Diaperene — The Rash Preventive Antiseptic ntan for Sumatra and the other to give the vote. ' Sakiet Sirii Ynii.*.*ef. Aa President Eisenhower and Read Herald Advs. face, he removed his arms and the last week. He was overheard tell outer Island*. He split with Su youths frequently in our courts on ing a loeal, .dealer th at; While in "1 voted against the discharge of Upstate New York The. V.S. State Department said other western government chief* CALL driving charges resulting from Rhode Island, he was given a END COLD WINTER WORRIES karno when the President decided Labor, Business Row Dr. Schw artz. ' Moulder said. it waa "profoundly disturbed " over have, the British Prime Minister their use of our streets as ra^-. ticket for overtime parking. to give the Comriunists’ a voice in Asked hov long Schwartz might the attack. In London, the British also called for careful preparations ways and "drag strips." "This The ticket read: "You are cordi CUPID DIAPER SERVICE hia "guided democracy." The rebel*, continue with the subcommittee, By THE ASSOCl.lTED PRE.SS ‘ together for food and warmth. I Foreign Office said it heard with in advance of any top-level meet could all be changed." say mem ally invited to visit our comfort Ml 3-2356 avowedly antl-Communist, alao Moulder said. "1 don't know." A huge sheath of snow encased Some were Iticky enough to make i "grave concern ' of the bombing ing. bers of the "Cam-Twisters." a able and spacious nolice head claim the centn. government on He said he is to serve a -vritten upstate New Yorly today, imprison- marooned farm house* or hotel and strafing by a force of 26 Laying it on the Une to Soviet local hot rod club, "if we had a quarters building to discuss traffic Java la ahort-chaaglng the rich On Jobless Aid request on .Schwartz to appear be- ing farmers, stifling cities and hearths. j French warplanes. Premier Bulganin, the Conserva decent, drag strip in the State." problems that have arisen since ■' ou outer itiands in foreign exchange fore the committee in closed ses- strangling highway travel. Near Frewsburg, in the south- , "We deplore the loss of life," the tive British leader replied to the The club is cilrrently seeking came to town." from their products. Sion this afternoon. Vast wind-whipped plumes of Russian leader's earlier requests -Hartford. Feb. 10 -ja—A bipar-*Pope Jr.. (R-Fairfield), House ma- western part of the state, a motor- Foreign Office statement said, some kind of support in this ven Addressing the Padang rally Asked If this morning's vote was snow blinded rescue forces, snuffed iat wa* rescued yesterday after hi* ' "We consider it to be in the in- for a aummit meeting by saying: ture. They don’t like the Idea of Unequal Division ware Col. ualudin Slmbolon. sus- tisan conference heard clashing . Jonty leader; Sen. Elmer S. Wat- out at least 13 lives, and erected I terest* of both sides to show re- view* on the. need for an amer-!son (R-Wethersfield). Senate ma- ear had )>e«n stranded for 12 hours "There must be a reasonable seeing the many teenagers ap A local man asked one of his two mded military commander of .((.'onlinued on PagisJIeven) tigering dunes that afaled . off in a drift. He was tmlv 800 feet ; strain! and moderation." « gency unemployment session of ■ jority leader? OMtnii^'Ei'OWn (R- CoiintIeSs"Tiuh'drpds of motorists in prospect of achieving concrete re pearing in court nor do they en buddies if an IQ of 170 was high. orth Sumatra and one of the top from a farmhou.se hut was tinable Dulles Expresses Toncern sults on specific i.s.sues. Otherwise joy seeing Main St. u.sed as a race "That’s very high. Only geniuses rrebel oWgItai>*. and Col. Dshlan the State Legislature today. Later, j Groton I, HooIU speaker; Theo- white canyon*. US, Secretary of State Dulles to see it through the blowing snow. I we should run the risk of a fruit way. have IQs that high," said one man. Djanrtiek, former deputy Army Oov. Ribicoff tsid "fve have decld-1 dore S. Rylin IR-Sharoni; Arthur The Westher Buieau said the called in French Amb*.*.*ador INADEQUATE WIRING IS ed to defer action until 5 p.m” H. Healey (D-New Haven i. Sen- Tliirty boys and yii l* from .Syia- less meeting which might make At present the club takes its " It's not 80 uncommon," said the BAZAAR chief of staff. ' blizzard would continue in .some Heive Alphand ye.*terday "to ex- The Governor explained that ate minority le.ader. and Samuel Broken Ma|ns cu.se were .snowbound in a camp m atters wor.se snd not better," souped-up cars to a drag strip in other man. "Look at you and me. WITH parts of the state today, particular- f.re.*.* nut com ern and seek fiirthei INCONVENIENT, EXPENSIVE We’ve got IQa that high.” more information and more timers. Coogol (D-.'few Britalnl. mi- iy in the Great Lakes area. about 1.5 miles snuthca-t of the information. " a State Department .Makes Two Proposals Rhode Island, where for an admis will be needed to evaluste several nnrify leade.- of the House. The 275-mile stretch of the state city. Leaders of the group made In hi.* note dclucred in Mosco-.v sion fee. they are able to race "Sure you do. ” said the first man SATURDAY, FEB. 15-10 A.M.-3 F.M, Peril Big Ajfea statement said, . . . your appliances are taking longer disparagingly. "Between the two of JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL Senators Seek reports prempliance on 88.900 pet sons were unemployed ribed the littered hut strangely .Near Auburn, southwest of Syra One method and the one -Mac U8 help you. low the car enthusiasts a place to "Whetlier we ran arrive at a in Connecticut a.s of tiie week end quiet scene on the superhighway aa cuse. a group of .50 boy.* from a suit' against Algerian rebels fle.e- millan said he prefer.* would ji'e perform their cars and better their second of the buddies. "I've got a ORDER NOW ing into Tiini.*ia, and i2i to get 150 IQ and you’ve got 20." USED CIXmilNG PLANTK and FLOWERS deci.sion lodav remain.* t4(be Seen." ing Feb, 1. sn im-ie.a.se of mnie Jersey City. 7i. *Jl.! F**’- 'J ’ - "fantastic. " comiminit\ center spent .‘4aturday a foreign ministers' conference. mechanical skills, than have to Rights Rulings *aid the Governor. - th,an .30.000 over mid-December. A broken water lilaiii threatened The cities of Svracuae and ITtica. night in a bus that .stalled on the the Tunisian government to light .Moscow ha.* regularly turned this TOYS and CANDY BAKED GOODS en border regulations .*o as to re prosecute them when some of the FOOD The report* presented clashing This rate is the highest since the cavelna or explosions in a third of prostrate under the unending three- way home from a ba.skethall game down with accompan.ving blasts at more enthusiastic teenagers re Fraudulent Suicide BOOKS FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. duce rebel traffic into Tunisia, JEWELRY NEEDLEWORK. HOBBIES view* by labor and busine*.* on the siim m er.of 1940 when unemploy the city today. Authorities closed day rataract of snow, proclaimed Road.- iyi we.'stern and I'entral U.S. Secretary of .State Dulles. lease their desires on our crowded A youngster walked into a local W sshlngion, Feb. 10 T h ir emergence measure.-. The Freni it said the attack was P. R. ASSOCIATES soda shop one day this week, sat WHITE ELEPHANTS GRAB BAG ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE. FUEL OIL. RA.NOE OIL teen Senators Joined today in pro need for an emergency session. ment reached a peak of 106,noo to schools and industrial plants in the couni les y ere reported closed b\‘ Onl.v yesterday Pravda accused streets. Intel pretationa by labor and 200. 000. affected area and some resident* .11 Inches Snow to u ipe out an antiaircraft em- , him of being a "mouthpiece for a down and ordered, "A suicide.” CANNED GOODS SNACK BAR posing a bill designed to encourage drift.* up to 1.5 fee' deep placement that had damaged a 819 BROAD STREET—.Ml B-45S9 busine.s.s of t.'ie pre.seni uneynploy- Labor Comml.ssloncr Renato E. began moving out. Syracuse had .34 inches of snow In Oneida, cot.-, blankets and handful of American billionaires.” CARONELECTRICAL CO.NTRACTORS "A aulcldje .. what’s that?" the racial integration of school*, snd French plane. The attack wa.* Fashions Change ment situation and future pros on the ground, including 12'-,inche.* surprised waitress asked. to compel compliance with Su Ftk-iiitti foresaw only a .sliglil im More than .* thousand policemen, .-aivdwiches were provided in the SI OVAL LAKE MI 0-0108 A local youngster was looking at MANCHESTER EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION pects were contained in a special provement m the next half yeai. firemen, city and Hud.son County that fell yesterday. The Weather onl.v again.*! m ilitary objeclivea. "'That’s a Coke with a little REMEMBER.. "IT'S FOGARTY FOR FUEL" preme Court rulings in that field ^ate .armory for dazed trayelers. they claimed, adding tliat serial an oil painting of his great grand orange, cherry, vanilla and lemon repeat by the Connecticut Devel The ConneeUcut J .Stale Labor woikers searched frantically for Bureau said it wa* the worst snow : father and great grandaunt. He If necessary. opment Commission. storm there since 192.5 More was' Snow In Mississippi photograph.* ,*howed that nine- syrup in it," the boy said. And the The new chill rights measure , Council said "imm ediate step.* the break in the city's .54-year-old Snow, sleet and freezing rain had been carefully told by his "The report was delivered by Gov. should be taken to increa.se the water sy.item as water pressure forecasl. lentlis of the village remained in- i waitress went to work preparing also would arm the stfomey gep- ' Zero temperatures- emptied, the clo.sed SI bools in part.- of .Mi.*.*i.-- tart. ! mother that the picture had been the concoction. eral with authority to seek- f^- Ribicoff. who met with Legislative weriily benefit rale and extend the built up underground. Bulletins painted when his ancestors were streets, closed school.s and le-ft of aippi today and brought waining.* •Nehi Ladgham. Tunisian state i After the boy had drunk hia "sui eral court injunctions for the pro- 1 leaders from both parties. At duration of benefits ’ Su- h change.* Fire officials warned of the dan- onl.v about four years old. tending the meeting were Ltc Gov ■■ fice btiildings deserted. j of haz.ardoua driving condition*. secretary, said at a funeral for 58 ' from the AP Wires cide” and left the shop; the tection of civil rights generally— | City, county and parocliial Thq youngster stared at the por Charle.* W, Jew ett. Frederick ' (L'ontlniied'on Page Thirteen) Niagaia Fal!.*. Batavia, Roches of the victims, that achools and waitreas went over to the store a proposal defeated la.st year af- | (Cuntiniied on Page Four) achool.s were closed at Vicksburg homes had been bombed Goe.Ata trait for a few minutes, taking in owner and said, "Boy, that's a ter. KImir* and Jamesto\»'n. Iq the ■ ter a bitter battle. ' western part of the atate, were I and the city bus line there .su.spend- He.iman. a Swed'*’ Red Cross of- IRAQ, JORDAN MAY UNITE Shoppers' Special the dainty white dress, the lace new one." She then told the boss Sen. Douglas (D-Illi announced frills, and the shoulder length curls about the drink. buffeted by blizjtarti-like conditions | ed operation.*. Like many cities on I .ftmman, Jordan, Feb. 10 M U LTIPLE he.was Introducing the bill with but managed to keep their streets the edge of the .Mississippi River, ‘ (f'ontiniied on Page Seven) Federal union betxveen Iraq and on his great grandfather. He shook "And what did you charge for 12 other Senators, seven De his head In agreement and went that?” he asked. open during the onslaught. Just be- ■ Vicksburg ha.* steep hills which Jordan "seems Imminent" as the crate and five Republicans, ^ co irman Cojnpletes First Day can't be negotiated in ic.v weather. vond the auburbs however, great I outcome at talks beginning here MONDAY ONLY! outside to play. . "A nickel,", ahe replied ’’That’a. sponsors. He said a companion Later^hia mother heard him ex what cokes are, aren’t they?" veils of snow formed monumental Laurel and Jones County Public Purtjecl Reds Hear tomorrow, official source* re measure was being introduced in I 15-foot drifts that staggered snow i Schools were closed becBii.se of ported tonight. plaining the picture to a playmate. "You mean you used all that LISTING SERVICE MLS the House. plows. - ! treacherous blanket of sleet. "That’s my great grandfather syrup and only' charged a nickel?” The legislation would authorize Speech by Ulbriehl when he was a girl. he asked as the red moved up the In Cabinet for Outer Space I Small knot* of piled-up cars The highway patrol urged ex ROCKE'T FIRES TORPEDO For Quick Result* appropriation of 312>j million I Pasadena. Calif.. Feb. 10 i.Tl back of hia neck.. Then he said, over the next five year* for fed- ' 'dotted the state. Motorists banded treme caution'by motori.*t.* High- BUYING nr ‘way 80 wa.s reported .slick and'dah- Berlin. Feb. tO i/Pi Three Com- —A new torpedo that Is fired Superiority Didn’t Count "From now on, no more 'suicides’ of Manchester SELI.ING eral assistance to atates and local Recently, when Patrolman Joe or there's liable to be a murder San Antonio. Tex.. Feb. JO lAb— gerou* from Vicksburg to .Meiidlan miimsts purged from their high from a ship hv rocket, lowered government unit* in developing Man's chances to conquer Outer Into the water by parachute and Sartor was summoned to investi around here." community understanding ' and with the .*no\v and sleet having fal party po.«itions b j " Fast German CLOSE-OUTS gate a minor 2-car accident, he Space were on trial today by a len 35 to 40 mile.* a uth of tliat line. boss .Waller Ulbrjrht. showed up then seeks out an enemy sub plans for school integration. blond airman in a narrow steel News Tidbits found, much to his discomfort, Insubordination I In addition, federsl grants of •Snow and .sleet were repoi ted on at a parllamentarv meeting today marine aiitoinaHcally wa* di*- that one of the drivers involved An executive who Is locally Mbinet at Randolph Air FoTce to hear a speech by their trium closed b.v the Na\y today. The 840 million a year for each of the Base near here. Culled from .\P Wires Highway 51 as fa: north a* 3.5 to w'as a sergeant in tlie Hartford Po known was recently selected for an 40 mile* north of Picken.s. phant opponent rocket-assisted tor|tedo. called 2 YARDS Earit S. Rohan Modalino Smith ^ Arthur Wiikit Eivo Tyl8r next five years would be author Airman Dbnald G. Farrell. 23. Rat for short, "will extend a REMNANTS lice Department. important position. When he was ized for school baildihgs. the em Two UK he* of snow fell at .laclt- Tlie three were Karl Si hirdewan. Ml 8-7488 Ml 9-1642 Ml 9-4889 Ml 8-4488 a 6-fooler from The Bronx, ship's submarine-kill zone to "Now if this happened in Hart- describing to hi* family the type ployment of additionsl teacher* ronneclicut Retail Gasoline .son. where some early-rising mo- former No. 2 Communist: Ernst ford, this is what we'd do . . . ” he of office setup he would have, he squeezed into a 3 by 5 foot experi-, Dealers Assn, rail* spec-isl meeting lori.st* wound up in the ditch fiom Wollweber, a to.-i.ier sec, 'ity min many miles," Na\y announee- For and other cost* incident to elim mental space cabinet yesterday I ! started aa soon as Sartor arrived. said, inating-racial segregation. for tomorrow night in Cheshire to trying t* negotiate «lick .stioel.* ister. and Fred Oelsaner, the par inenl said. The dc\ice can be Res. 39e-$1.69 Yard ' As the policeman questioned the “Well to begin with. I'll just morning at the unique school of discuss "Gss War" in stale. . . Cold lain followed the snow and ly’.* chief ideologist Schirdewan installed on any dcstro.ver wlfh EUI* Mayor T. J. Creckott space medicine, for one of the mostr .5-incli gun tu rrets at rclath e- other driver. Uie out-of-tow ner have a secretary. But later on I OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. (Cnntlnui^ on Tage Thirteen) Sen. Jackson ' D-\Va.sh. i announce* sleet m some aiea.s, giving rise to and Wollwelter ere removed front continued to advise Sartor on how may have a researcher.” Ml 9-6481 MI S-IQ77 fantastic vo.yages in history. | "Nuclear Brain Triist” appointed fear* of an ire storm which could the pai t.v'-s Central Committee and ly low: cost. A spokesman. ALL TYPES 5 f “ to handle the situation. Question- Said the exec’s daughter. "W hat 16 HENRY ST., MANCHESTER— M.L.S. No. 586 For wx full days the .voiUhful, to aid Senale-Hou.*e subcommittee break tree limbs and cripple utility Oel.*.*ner from the Politburo, said test* haxe shown Rat l.o be the Hartford'man was even a will the researcher do. Dad?" space ^oneer will pretend.-both. on military application of atomic lines. They appeared in tht parhamen- "exceedingly accurate.''' MATERIALS more difficult task. Said the exec's son, "He'll find Gaston Roalty Co. Sikorsky Local phyaically and psychologically- energy. "Now I’m going to take, the oat what Dad was supposed to John BistaR that he is aboard a space rocket' MORE COIJD D l’E Ml 9-5781 Dr. 'Vivian Fuchs and his Briti.sh rCoiitinued on Page Thirteen) (Continiied on Page Four) street measurements,” the local have been doing all that time." PI 2-8828 headed for the moon. expedition leave on last leg of 700- Windsor Lock*. Feb. 10 — tf) policeman said. But no sooner had Votes 'to Strike Scientists of the School of Space I mile attempt to make first over Forecasters at the Bradley Field MONDAY ONLY the words left his mouth, when Subsidy I Medicine here said th a t the onl.v land crossing .of Antarctic conti- ' ^They Were Really Living* Weather Bureau say the proa- the sergeant said. "In Hartford, "Tax Returns Help Offered" read ; : Goodnhsiel Roolty aapecta of a trip to the moon not I nent. . . . Dr. Paul Talaly of New ‘ l>ecls arc lor at lea.st two more we don’t handle auch a minor ac a headline in the paper. Stonlay Bray On Saturday being tested in this experiment day* of sub.frrezing weather lor In 2 Yd. Pieces Only ‘ , J MI 8-7925 ; Haveh given first lifetime grant of cident in this fashion." "Does that mean they’re gonna Ml 8-8278 are weightlcs.snesa (lack of gravi ! $587,344 for hia research p ^ e c l Conneeticiit. Tuesda.v will be Disgusted with the man's steady give out money to pay the bill," S tratford, Feb. 10 (>Pi—Mem ty i. coinpreasion, and cosmic ra.vs. I on cancer at University of Chicago. _"falr and contimied cold." ".\t stream of objections and uncflled- queried the local idiot. , bers of United Auto Workers Local These three items have been check ’ Trigger-happy Jerry Haynes, 18, 3 Boy Bandit Suspects least It should be |t.oqti ice skat for advice. Sartor finally blurted, Anon. ■ r i . Walton W. Grant 877 by a vote of 204R to 914 hsve ed for previously in other experi shoots down three person* in abor ing w eather," quipped m eteor out, "I don’t care what you do in Barnia Confor ments. ologist Warran Sllx-erzahn. who Aaenev agreed to strike the Sikorsky Air tive attempt to hold up San Fran 5 YARDS Hartford. You're in Manchester • TRem ont S-S495 Test to End Saturday cisco tavern. . . . Teamalers Union explained that eentral Canada MI S-1I5S craft Division of United Aircraft : Is the source of the current coW RUFFLING now, and as long as you are in GENERAL at midnight Saturdsy if negotia Next Saturday m orning If bosses reported considering repos Caught in Miami Hotel spell. Manchejjter. we’ll handle this job tions fall to produce a new work everything goes well -farrell will sessing lavish union-owned home the Manchester way.' contrset. climb from the instrument-jam occupied by Dave Beck in Seattle. Over 5Q patterns and colors. For T V SER V ICE Jarvis Rofity Co. med space barrel a weary but un Watei luiry,’ Feb. 10 .,P) Three* in a iuitca.se. new wardrobes for, IKE’S COLD BETTER ' Limited Objective Cli#nrd Hansen Not all of the company's 6,100 U. S. satellite Explorer giving leenagcis, i hargyd witli robtiing all three and two loaded revolvers. Dajta M AC A Call Rfl 8-4112 w orkers in plants here and in harmed veteran of the ni.vsteriea Washington, Feb. 10 oPi— Hundreds of uses. 4-10” wide.. At an evening art class for NlgUa M riia Pina Parts Ml 8-1808 of spare travel. map experts information whicli' tlie Colonial Trust Co. in Wntcr- Tile youths were identified by President Elsenhower 1* feeling Bridgeport are members of the Bids them in correcting errors of hui V, are .scliediilcd to appear m *. Williams a.s John George Wallace. adults the instructor was trying to TEL.ia»-M8S Farrell set a record at 9:35 a.m. better todi^v hut still not com- Re*. 49c-98c yard. Imagine 5 explain the rulea of • perspective. Cozy 8-room' single, vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. local. 'The company m anufacturers- (CSTi today when he completed I distance on earth's surface. , . . .Miami Florida Court today to, lie 19. .Mersin Frank Gule. 18, and pletelv , reeoveretl from a, cold, Shtrwood A. Boochiar Fireplace, oil heat, copper plumbing. Juat a step from Main helicopter*. 24 hours in the space chamber, I Avon Board of Education refuse* arraigned as fugitives. .Mil hael Anlhonv Berardi, 18. all of the W hite House said. “He seems yardis / o r ...... Street. Welles Aqeney Talk* on a contract to replace longer than any American had i to, give School Superintendent The hoys were aire.sled eaily Waterhiiry. to ' he feeling hettcr." White MI S-8B69 P I 2-7.158 - one that' expires at midnight .Sat W'ithslood such a test. Minnieh information oh what i.* to Sunday iiuirmng tiy-fedeial agent* Tlie It.S. Coiumis.sloner's office in House pres* secretary Jameo C. urday are scheduled to be ,re- Dr. Hubertus Striighold, an aero be form at of public hearing on hiai (,„,i .Niiami I’olicf detectives wliile Hartford i.s.sued wairants for the Ilagrrty said In reply to a ques PRICED FOR QUICK SALE iioy's arrest on Friday, one day ■umed by union and company: medical research advl.*or at the dismissal. tliey were sound asleep in a swank tion. MONDAY ONLYj Aliea Ckmiptt ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Roolter Howard Hostings negotiators on Wednesday. They j school, gave reporters a briefing Russians releaae tw« .Austrian $160 per week suiSe in the .Sands afiei tile Ea.st End branch of the have been going oh for some lime | till.* morning on Farrell's’ progre.** teobnielans ■who were among Ger Hotel. Tliey ate now being held at Colonial T iust Co. wa.s held up for' Albert Gayson Ml 9-4848 Phone Ml 9-5838. MI 9-4548 or MI 8-5440 Ml 9-1107 with each side claiming the other, man acrentiats held for 11 vears at tlie Dade County Jail tltciT. $20,301. -MOOSE .MILLtiR FIN ED Or,The Realtqr Of Your Choice , • > so far on liis moon trip. H artford, Feb. 10 (A5-^WIIUam In 5 Yd. Pieces Only not to be bargaining In good faith, j Stnighold predl6ted previously’ Black Sea research laboratory . . . •lohn Wtlliaiv*. Federal Bureau It was first reported by bank of Investigation agent in charge officials that $27,000 waa taken by P. "Moose” Miller, Hertford and V BlilLDER The union has asked a 15' cents | that 'tha niain medical problems a t { Sir Ekigar Whitehead, newly elect an hour across-the-board pay. In-1 ed leader of Southern Rhode.*la's said the trio made no struggle and| the three ducktailed haircut youths East Hartford advertlaing pro John H. Loppen, In^- spaeg flight will be aotved Ip three ' moter, received a auspeaded Pris GREEN vifarrtn E. Howlond ) Carlton W. Hutchins Arthur A. Kfigfla crease,, improved seniority rights,: toIW livefive JCyears.«1 ». Jj ' ‘ ’ I United iFederal Party, denies that no St atements. | "'hb entered the hank at midday •Ml 9-5182 : , ]; j Ml\ 9-5281 a full grievance,'procedure, union: I hi* ' elei^tm would’ bring *lrict "They were- reallv (iving, ” said. Thursday and escaped in a get- on aenteii’ce and 8®<|l One li» UJI. WORLD ALTERATIONS ^ NEW HOMES Ml'S-1108 - i , . A ■ lifi S-5448. , "Thta iis on«j of the moat' im- IMstrict Court on' miOl tnMie control of the apprenticeship sys-j pbrtant tests to datg,” 'the San An' I racial segregation to CentTal Afri Willianjs. He added they had Inade j away car.', ' I ' ' ''' the rounds of Miami hightciubs af-' An andit at the bank, completed chargpa today. The 58i3foar-al^ STAMPS tern, and fring^e benefits. tonio Ebeprtss Uaid yesterday in a ca. ad aaleaman was acenaad lif FAIRWAY GOMMERGIAL, RESIDENTIAL McKiimay ) Rod'Eftoto Conter The company haa claimed that special editorial. "It could be—bpt .Chinese • Premier Chou En - lal ter ari-ixing there Friday night. [over the weekend produced the Eilswdith Miftan .u e . Ktn Qstrinsky Ea*t Hartford, Cona. blaata United Btaten for it* pmli- $16,000 Csah Found final figure. lag “well ox'er 97i MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 8-1212 the monstary cost of; union de- no authority has yet made the Fenton Duepner. electronics engineer at USAF School of Aviation of advertistng for Hit m pt 44 VILLAGE $T.. M ANCHESTER^! 9-3497 / HI 8-8888 MD 8-8168 8A 8-0524 eiea toward Formosa. Korea, Indo In the room of the sleeping! ----- h— , m 8-8988 Medicine,. left, talk* with Airman Donald Farrell before latter'a tIoM that were amrer priaUqd. (OMtfaraMl Tw«j (OHt^xnei OB Fags e«vMj "flight (nto •pace.” CAP Photofax). ^ . nesia and Middle East.. youths were fbuhd $16,000 in cash) fXOoaUaaed on P mi» F e w ) •I
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