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Manchester beauty shop owners and Operators will meet at Albert’s About Town Beauty* Salon tomorrow at 8 p.m.
rnie executive committee of Tall The Professiorjal Women’s Club Cedars of Lebanon will meet to wiil meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Miss Marcia Je^i Spade, d^gh- night .at 7:30 at the , Masonic tfi? Center Congregational Church. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John H ^padc, Temple. It Is hoped that members Miss Alice Madden and two of her Baldwin Rd., becatne^e bride Miss Dorothy Giuliano of Hart of the. ladies' night committee will 132 teenage assistants will speak on of Elmer Maurice F'rechoue, son of ford, director, of Consultants, Inc., also attend to make plans for the "Swimming for the Handicapped. " will discuss what can bp done in April event Mr. and Mrs. Denis ^ Frechette, 11 Tanner St„ Sati)(t4iay morning the, recreation field for convales The Women's Benefit Assn, will St. James’ Mothers' Circle will cent patients at a me'eting tomor meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the at the Church o f We Assumption. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd The Rev. F r a ils Butler cele row 'evening sponsored by the , Fellows’ hall. home of Mrs. Edward Molloy., 44 HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Weaver Rd. Mrs. Gerald McGurkih brated the n u ^ a l Mas's before Manchester Area Mental Health OPEN—Tuewlay, \Vedne*d*y, an altar decorated with white will be co-hostess. Assn. Thursday and Friday, lH. a.m. S t Bridget's Mothers’ Circle will gladioli. to 4 pjn. Thursday Nlghts''7.^to .meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the The bridpf given in' marriage by The meeting, open to everyone home of Mrs. John I.oughlin. 26 S . Manchester Lodge of Masons her . fathw, wore a floor-length interested in taking part in the »■ \ will hold a special meeting tomor New Haven, FeK, 16 Alton S t A Cl.inese auction will gown ot^white silk taffeta, fash recreation program being organ be held. row at 7:30 p.m. The Master Ma^ ioned /With long tapered sleeves ized for local convalescent homes, Leslie H. Tyler, vice pi'esident son degree will be conferred by. the and /a fitted bodice. The scoop will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. at in charge of public relations The Buckland School PTA v\ill Lord's Hill Quarry club of Con was trimmed with flower the Concordia Lutheran . Church, THE PENNY SAVER for the New Haven Railroad, mce^ tomorrow at* 8 p.m. at the necticut Mutual Life In.surance sters appllqued with tiny s^ Winter ■5t. ■ . 474 M AIN ST-.— Just North of Lincoln School Co. tthth John L. VonDeck, past died today. He was 64. school. jins'and . seed pearls. Clusters of Tyler suffered a heart attack master of Manchester lodge, gre- 'similar appliques accented the fuli Ohio Unive-slt.v, nas oeen aciive m and died at his home In nearb.v The wiy*s and means and altar siding. There will be a social hour bouffant skirt. Her fingertip veil recreation work since 1956. She is with refre.shments. bodbrl3ge. , He was appointed . committee.; ..of the Guild of Our of French Tljusion. edged wfW im working for her master's degree’ a v^ce president of the railroad ' 'l ^ y of St. Bsu'lholomew’s parish ported Frendh lace, was attached at the Hartford School of Social The Lydia Circle of Erngiiuel only “a few weeks ago. vnl meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in to an orange blossom crown en Work. Univensity of Hartford. An Tylef-, was named chief infor the basement of the rector\- at 741 Lutheran Church Women wWmeet crusted with uAy seed pearls. A affiliate of the National Recreation in the board room at the* church mation officer of the railroad in Cent IncreaseTViaTOfi Third Entry E. Middle IJike. w*hite lacd fan with white stream Assn., Miss Giuliano is a member 1956. tomorrow at 7:.’’0 jj.m. ^ s . War ers held her bouquel of pink ro.se of the New England Geronfologlcal ren Johnson and M rs/C . Henry For a number of yeara he was buds a'nd whi'Le orchids. Assn; RS well as the .Connecticut editor of the railroad’s employe For Is Class Anderson will b co-hpStesses. Mrs. Society of Gerontology. She was Carl Gustafson will have charge of Mrs. Robert J. Re^d of Bridge publication. Along the Line. He port was matron of honor, and instrumental in the establishment was named asaistikot director of AUTO de^’otions. Cancer ^essings will be of a pioneer program of recreation j Letter^ Jbuglit In Wisconsin rpade b.v the groin Miss June Seipel of Manchester publicity in -1949, imd resident OLLIE’S eODY was bridesmaid. They were dressed for convale.scentj homes in the i public relations manager In 1954. r o w e r B l o c similarly in peacock blue embroi Hartford area. She is die author of Tyler made his headquitrters in ★ W ELDING I Rdfert Man^- Thompson, son of a manual f ir establishing recrea W.i6hington, Feb. 16 (/P)— Marinette, Wis., Feb. 16 (iT*) of President Eisenhower and the . .Mrs. Lucy'Afin Thorhpson, 23 Or- dered cocktail dresses with match New Haven, where he was active President Eisenhower told Re l^te Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. ★ AUTO BODY and ing headbands and bows aiid car tion in the convalescent hospital In numerous community activities. —Vice Presidenib Richard M, Washington, Feb. 16 (^^— , chard St;, has been named to the with emphasis upon the use of ■vol publican Congressional lead In the wake of the split. Demo I first semester honor roll at the ried feathered aqua carnations on He was a native of England, N'i.xon will enter Wiscon.sin’s crats swept to state offices in President Eisenhower asked FENDER REPAIR;S white lace fans with white 'stream unteers and 1 as trained volunteers and a graduate of New York tlnl- ers today the administration rUniv^sity of Mississippi where he In the field of recreation for the j presidential primary, appai- IS-IS. winning the governorship— Congress today for $4,175,- ★ COMPLETE CAR ] is .a spohomore^-j-n—the School of, ers. ' verslty. will .seek a one-cent increase for the first lime in 25 yisars—and aged. ■ ! Prior to Joining the railroad, he ently at the urging of State 000,000 in new foreign aid p a in t in g n ■ Commerce and Business Adminis Robert J. Reed of Bridgeport in postal rates on ell first- taking all hut one of the state’s funds to safeguard the free Ten local groups under the lead- j worked for newspapers in Pater constitutional offices. They also LA( qLBR GNA;,NA-MEL tration. was. best man. Cltaiies S. Lukas and of Manchester was an usher. ership of Mrs. John Buck. Volun-' son, N. ■ J., and New York City. ■* , , to use luS .standing in an ef- won control of the state assembly. world against the “enormous TEI. 5n 9-603J5^ teer Services Chairman of .the A reception was held at the K o f He leaves his widow, Glsd.vs Republicans hung on to theirNpiar- power bloc of Communist, im The executive board of Robert Mental Health Assn., have-^lndl- m a m h g T oU a o^ eu :r7 rl1 :f^ ^ ^ ^ the Wisconsin son PTA Will meet at the school C Rome. The bride wore a green Keeley Tj’ler, and an 8-year-old _____ . , gin in the state senate. But «(ven perialism.” 281 ADAM S pated willingness to take part in son, Leslie. cents to 5. cents. i GOP fortune.s damaged by tonight at ' o'clock. sil> sheath dress' with beige acces The budget. Eisenhower sept to Democratic V‘ictoi'ic.s tw o * as the Republicans sought unity, The mutual security program 1* sories for.a wedding trip to the the roonerntjve conirnunit.y pro- ; there were reports that Nixon’s gram"whlch will assist local con Congress last month'for the fiscal ' ago. essential to world progress in'free Pocono Mountains, Pa, Colonel Kills Self ; entry into the primary was dela^ dom, he said In a special message Mr. and, Mrs. Frechbtte will live valescent honies meet the recre year-starting July 1 said ah in- ’ Nixon'r entry into-the April 5 ^ V e “ mrkeu^ ational needs of their patients. Washington. Conn., Feb. 16 (A*i— crease in postal • rate.s would be p,imary maice.s him the third ma-.r®j ri-iegate slate that will be to Congress. i at 149 Chestnut St. after Feb. 21. \ The sum, nearly $1 billion more Tentative plans call for regiilarly former officer In the'Russian asked but did not go into detail as : jo,, pandidate in the race. Others , . Wisconsin Re- than Congress voted last year, soheduled visits to Uie convales Iiitperial Army shot himself to to increases to be proposed- . on are Democrats,. Sen.s. Hubert Publicans wUl have30 votes at the cent home in Manchester by rep deathsat his. home here last night. various kinds of mail. Humphrey (D-MinnV and .lohn F, ‘ would be split up in this way: $2 RECREATION ROOMS School Chi I drjeii resentatives of the. community State F^ice said. Eisenhower and Postmaster Kennedy (D-Mass). ' r-nu have billion for weapons aid to Allies groups and others Interested. He was. Boris Samsonoff, 74. General Arthur S. Summerfield Wisconsin GOP officials feel that , ' ' ' ' ’honsin roll no an and $2,175,000,000 for economic MRS. ELMER, M. FRECHETrE and technical assisU^nce. Aid Heai:l Drive known locaHyss “The Colonel.” He ; set forth the details today at the an impie.»iive showing in the Pt’" | for isUtoti ENJOY THE FUN^AND COMFORT operated a rloiqz academy here. .President's weekly meeting with mary by ^'ixon*-so far unopposed j impressive vote „ effort In appealing to thej legislators to School ar'fe..organizing their own Pollre aald Sainsonoff quarreled - . « ' I p.npGOP ennffi-esaionalcongressional leaders from from ; : inin the the reoublican republican presidential presidential bid- And have announced every et avoid drastic cuts of the prograun, ■ Manchester's school children will collections, iivpast years Manches with his American wjfe. Margaret, Will be made to dissuade Republi Elsenhower mentioned hCs- 11-na Of E-X-T-R-A LIVING SPACE join In supporting the Heart Fund I.* , Congress, The leaders said legisla- ‘ ding—would help unite the Stale ter students have been generou.s in then went to his rodm and fired cans from crossing over into the tion December goodwill tour to drive again this ,vear. Speciai 3 DayS '-Tues., Wed^ Thurs/ This venturesome band of value hunters poised firelocks yesterday before enibarquing for fabled ; lion to carry out 'th e program; party in the Ojjenirig of a drive to their .support of the-Heart Fund. MEN'S. WO.MEN’S and ( HIEDREN’S the rifle into his mouth. treasure isles of bargains and white elephants. Kneeling in the foreground are skirmishers Leo ' probably will be introduced next regain state offices. The state’s Democratic column to vote in the Asia, the middle East and Europe. * Variety of Paneling! Coin containers for contribu In addition to school contribu Mrs. Samsonoff said her hus Juran and Carl Reimer. Standing are dragodners Creighton Shoor, Alfred Flagg, Willard Mamin, ■ week. Republicans have been split since battle between Humphrey and He said: tions will be distributed to each tions, over.a ino Manchester teen band'•was upset- over the abr;ious Fred Nassiff and ye right honorable Joseph'Garman, who gets the extra title because of his slick How far it may get is question- 1952 as 'the aftermath of a nomi- "M y recent travels impressed- school tomorrow and vt*!!! be picked agers have volunteered to assist illness of one .of their sons,X, a ' uniform. iHerald Photo at Mystic Seaport by Satemis.) able. Some important Democrats nation hassle between the backers (Continued on Page Eight) upon me even more strongly tha * Acoustical Ceiling! up on Tliur^day by menibar’s of the with the Heart Sunday campaign. Marine officer, :______,4. fact th it free men everywhere Heart Assn\ board of dircctors.- A rumber of them will be making CAT'S PAW ; have taken a dim view toward the look to us not. with envy or malice Dr. John Sirnonds. medical ex j idea-of lifting the cost of Each school room will receive a dOor-to-door collections in their aminer, ruled tfie death a suicide. but, Vith hope and confidence that * Recessed Lighting! container, and every child making neighborhoods during their vaca I ing a letter to 5 cents. we will in the future, as in the a contribution will receive a tion period, .starting' the week of RUBBER Ye All! The administratton goal is /lo past, be in the vanguard qf -thqse State Senator Fined Dixie Democrat Stalls raise $544,000,000 in, additional heart pin. Feb. 22nd. A group of student.'? (NO WOOD) Single Penal Bureau who believe in and wiil defend the has also offered the services of Meriden. Feb. 16 (A’l—State Sen. revenue to help offset a postal right of-the Inditridual to enjoy the * Tiled Flooring! __ Students at Barnard Junior (I/Caves No Floor Marks) ge Sale ■ deficit of about $600 million a High School and Manchester High their car club on Heart Sunday. HEELS Anthony P. Miller has been fined fruits of his labor in peace and in $25 on a gambling charge in Meri Ike’s Rights Proposal year. freedom.” Sen, Everett M. Dirksen of Bli-J THE BEST NEOMTE and PRIME I.EATHER den City court.'. Eiebnhow'er eaid that 'without Factory Miller and nin^ other men who nois, the Senate Republican chief, Ribicoff’s Goalin ’61 the billions in foreign aid votqd LABOR and USED IN THIS SHOP ON ALL" SHOE REPAIRING were arrested Jan. <9 in a raid by Washington. Feb. 16 iJi-■ A soulh-'vNC) and John L. McClellan (D,- said the bill will call for postal' by Congrees in the past 14 years Meriden Police tvere'found guilty) Alarums and .e'xcursidhk echoed I em Democrat ■ today blocked a' Arkl. rate rises on first, second and "the niap' of the -world would be third-class mall, and for some mls- MATERIALS Guaranteed CbRONET GASOLINE Remember there are various grade of leather and rubber heels. yesterday by Judge Charlet Snow about the Cohnecticut of| jo^ce the Eisenhower ad- Despite the absence of a bill as Hartford. Feb. 16 i;iP) —Ckiv'crndr.* Farm for Women. Long Lone vastly different today becauee of . We use only the finest nationally known products obtainabif. of Mi.ddletown. Judge Snow took Mvstic yesterday as a'smalKbuti . . . , ___ , , • .<«uch, the civil rights issue.isissue .i.s on cellaneous increase.% propoMd School for Girls, Cheshire Reform Conuntmism’s continuing threat.” ^ v o w , ^ASY BANK FINANCING ARRANGED .568 CENTER STREET . In the first-class category', the Ribicoff said today Your satisfaction is our prime eoncem. the case when two Meriden judges well orgfmized band of adventur'k™! Senate "^Judi Senate floor through proposed atory' and the Meriden School for Russia bos expressed an interest went forth in search of the l e g e i i ^ ' ^ ’® ®®"®''® amendments to an unrelated bili. rate on letters would go 'front 4 state Department of (Corrections Boys. in measures to reduce the dangers (Continded on Page Eight) arv white elephant. the Kill And Sens. Jacob K. JaviVs tR- cents to 5. 'and on postcards from ; ^,jj| j,is "top,, priority A newsman recalled that dur of war during the past 3rear, Bi- Blitz • WORK DONE WHILE YQU WAIT • bressed most warmly .in Douglas (D-IlU an- 3 cents to 4. i bills” to be submiiced to the 1961 ing the 1959 Legislative session eenhower sold, but he added: / please Call Ml 4-0607 The airmail rate would go 'iP ; Legislature next January, officials from some of these insti- .9 <1 1.9 Keating..X ., (R-N . — Y)-but ■' . not . until nounced they will offer a.i omnibus •TVhUe Ita- recent deportment one cent to 8 cents for letters. comments followed his en- tutiohl opposed a department of Prices the b&nd w.alked the gahgplanke, i .. ««««♦« itself was alreadv in proposalosai including provisions' for and pronotmeements suggest tbs Waiting Queen t(j its treasure Shippenoatlng light preslcl^tially appointed1 voting and to 6 cents tor postcai^s. dorsenient of remark.s made Mon- corrections, arguing that each powsffile opening of a somewhat less on the MysUc tide. ; b; Johnston (D-SC) oh registrars and court appointed It IS estimated that Ihese ‘h '.d a v night in New Haven by Di- such institution had Its own spe strained period in our reUdion- S A M Y U L Y E S creases would produce additional y. Benn«.it, ■ U.S. cial problem* and programs which Gal. Gal. Plana are entertained to search jected thhl the motion vrtis out of voting ref^ees. bbips, the menace o f Oomtttmlat HOME TOWN 2:J OAK ST.— “ Shoe RepairinR Of The Better Kind out the Elusive Dargain, the Fab revenue of $427 million a year. bureau of prisons, that this artate could best be handled by them. To Wait More, order since \the commiRee did not The two '.Senators said they imfieriaUsm neverthoiees stUl re Same Side As Watkins, A Few Steps From Main St, ulous Value and the Washington s Wtthouit going into detail re badly. needs an overall control To this the Governor replied; REGELAR HI-TEST have permiskdn to b«! sitting while Would make the referee proposals main*. "Tlie military power of the 155 BURNSIDE a W.. EAST HARTFORD Birthday White Elephant, all crea applicable not only to voting cases garding the contemplated second- agency covering its prisons and •Reorganization always comes the Senate was meeting. hard and usually institutions and Soviet Union contlnoee to grow. Doctors Report tures,r™. ■ of cunning. . ,.n.. Ko. Johnston's point was upheld by but the mattefs involving racial class rate Increases. Dirkaefi aaid reformatories. mcresBdngly' important to free The ^ ou p right ^ the , O. BkMland -(D-Missl, integration in the schools., the rise there would make avail- The .Governor's advocacy -of agencies . keep fighting J.t. Then something happens which brings world interests . is the rate -o f - notion to return to 3°'™ ® | the com m itj^ ch ^pian , Their proposal also would in able an additional $46 million; The; such an umbrella department cov growth of both military and eco London,. Feb. ■ 16 >lPi—^Qiieen Manchester come Saturday Md n yvas just another'tiit of jockey- thltd-olass increase would produce ering its penal-correctional insti public opinion to bear inn,fsvor of Elizabeth II, awaitingxtte birth of clude authorization for the at nomic power in Communist China. sp re^ Its Ueasure before j mg over tl)e whole civil rights issue torney general to* intervene -in about $85 million. tutions came as Slai'.e Prison the change. her,third child, must t ^ t a while ••I believe the Legislature in "Evidence that thds enormoua sundry st prices said to be ridicu- the Senate embroiled in civil -suits involving civil rights Still another $1 nulHon would Wardgn Mark S. Richmond was bloc retnoine dedicated to the ex- longer. Three of her doctors visit be realized, Dirksen said, from 1961 will look at this problem on ed her today and found the^le royal \ J : contrbversy. cases. ■(■...... meeting behind closed doors with tenadon of Communist control over Many dangers lie 'ahead, its. Across the Capitol, meantime, the miiscellajteous Increases. a Legislative Penal Institutions an o'verall basis." situation unchanged. ' said, chief among which is the pos The Governor i>aid a central House Rules Com'mittee resumed (Continued on Page Fifteen) . Second class mail includes new's- Committee, (Continued bn Page Eight) The physicians:—Lord- Evh^, sible Decimation of Bargains -by hearings on a relatively mild civil I>apers and periodicals. In the The- warden. disoiMsed the recent agency to direct and coordinate Sir John Weir and obstetricl:etriclan the Wiley First Shoppers begin rights bill. Rep. William M. Tuck! third-class category is advertising prison disturbance 'and made sev the entire penal-correctional pro GUARANTEES CHOICE John H. Peel—slipped into Buck-'* ning at 9 a.m. (D-Va) look the witness chair to matiter and merchandise samples. eral suggestions designed, to im gram will not only be more eiso- ONLY THE U Ingham Palace through a back \T o offset this possible decima- declare there is- no need for any’IFire Damage .Dirksen said the total of the prove conditions. nomical but provide “ a more effec door for the examination of their Uot, a treasure hunter who c£(Hs leBrislatipn prosoped rises would be offset by tive” penal administration. 33-year-old patient. Just as silent- Governor Ribicoff also annoimccd himself Joseph Garman has estab Tuck, a former governor, said, a $29 million loss in other cate that he heis asked the State Prison "As long as you’re going to have Bulletins lyr, they slipped out. lished that merch-andlse ii> the 100.000 Negroes are qualified t o , gories. penal controls scattered around the' "When the time comes for action, ~ ;er $100,000 Board of Directors to meet with White EHephant Sale will y>e sold vote in Virginia and no effort H Neither Dirks«i nor Rep. him Thursday at 4 p.m. “to discuss way they' are now, you will con ' from the 'AP Wires stations they will take with them in sections at 2-hour inter/als dur OiarleS„A. Halleck Indiana, the tinue to have trouble,” the (Sov- a fourth. Dr. Vernon Hall, anes qt future policies at the prison for the ing the day. K-'“ "'"'"V’'''" In ■'"Watertown House GOP leader, Would predict davs ahead.’,' ernor added. • Overseas or thetist. Guessing is that this will The relationship betw-een white \ Bennett, talking Monday night be any time, from tomorrow to This will do away with the the fate of the legislation In Con In underscoring a proposed new , URUGUAY TO HEAR IKE danger of Slim Pickdigs for the people and Negroes in Virginia, h e' at the Yale Law School, declared Saturday'. gress. X department of corrections, the Washington, Feb. 16 (/T) — late comers. / . said, l.s good. ! Watertown,'Feb.. 16 (/P)--A pre Governor recalled that this was that Connecticut lacks a progfres- President Eisenhower will ad Though the general expectation Just let us alone." he added. dawn fire today rg'ced through a sive approach in its penal system. had been that today’s would he In short, the fifRi annual Wash one of the fe\V state reorganiza dress a Joint session o f U nigueys ington’s BirthdM' 'White Elephant Often in the past, the House grocery supermarket on Main St- tion bills he basked in the 1959 He.decried what he called a lack Nailmial Congress during his the doctors’ final examination be Rules Committee and the Senate damaged seven upstairs offices, of a central administrative unit for fore the birth, a royal source Sale is on the launchin)? p^d arti^v session and whicn\dld not win leg March 3 visit., to that nation, the countdow^is beginning. Judiciary Committee' have been threatened Other stores and caused islative approval, ^ e said he is prisons and reformatories. the White Hointo ranonnoed to pointed out that they had seen the graveyards for civil rights propos-- Queen every Tuesday for six Chamber / o f Commerce mer damage ’estimated at more than- News Tidbits much more optimistic of. legisla • The federal official said that day. Details of the visits to ats. - . • $ 100, 000. such a department would assure weeks. The Implication wnPs that chants wilUopen^helr doors at 9 Culled from AR Wires tive success next year. BrazU, Argentina and Chile will It was a routine call. and willyannourfqf- new items for Keating told newsmen the brief George's Mqrket, 686 Main St., At present, each of the five In- uniform policies in all corrective be made available later. BEFORE More than .180 distinguished sale at 4l a.m., 1 p.m. and so on. Senate committee meeting con- w-as almpst a total loss, said Its atitutions in the -penabcorrection- institutions and- allow the inter -flrmed, If any confirrhation \yere OWTiersr ’Tofle lind John George. al field operates indepe'ndently. change of personnel as needs re JACK PAAR TO RETURN (Continued on Page Eight) needed, that it l.s impossible to get Fire- Chief Avery Lamphier, who About 40 (Jhineae awaiting re They are the State Prison, State quire. • (Continued on Page Bight) patriation from Indonesia to Com New York, FeJ>. 18 (^Pi—rNBO MAYOR PROCLAIMS ARMY RECRUITING WEEK ^35 Schools a civil rights bill Out of the Ju- gave the . damageXestimate, sat'd announced today that-Jack Paw diclarv Committee. the fire Started at the rear of the munist China attack three Ameri can radlo-TV nerwsmen, snubbing has agreed to return t6 bis tele- Johnston and other Southern | the area 'Vf an oil fur -vtsion show on March 7 after h a r m y members of the committee emtiha-' nace; \ equipment with wrenches a| id tire S-week Tacation.'.NBO announc- , THE U S, Skc!pticism» Rumors Spread irons . . Lawrence J. (iarcare, sized to new.smen that Keating did Two pi^licc__:officers— Mi ed that Poor wout'd return on' Now Open for Enlistment not make his motion until after 24, of Bridgeport, accused of two Did Not Kill Mrs. Finch, * • chael Daddqna and Officer Jo- his former basis of appraranoee, the Senate session had started. bapk holdups last month, changes fohr shows a week. In 'the past INVITES EyfRYORE Here is . a partial list: i .seph Clemente- discovered \ the plea to guilty in Superior Court to Argentine .Navy Sure as the fifth night’s show has con I h,„.r..r.o. . 1.. when flremi charges of robbery 'with \iolence Carole Tregoff Testifies sisted of repeats of portions of Metal Working Electronic tVarfare Equipment I committee didn't have a quorum ! Rpluir,? fnrioii.sly and attempted robbery. Repair , IveX’lons programs. TO SEE THE Automotive Maintenance ■ nrc'p'it until four minutes before Rep. Chester Bbw'les (D-Oonn) Flames. burst. from the front of , Los Angeles, Feb. 16 tflri—Pretty Cooking Television Equipment Repair Phantom Sub Trapped the Senat<* tnet- arid at the time ’s Communism’s challenge, once FLYING OBJECTS CONFIRMED Structural 'Steel Worker Dial Central Office Repair the cornmittee was diacus.'>ing an Uic 12->’ear-oId, cinder block '«! as purely military, is now Carole Tregoff has testified she did- Colorado Springs, Colo., Feb. Crane Shovel Operation General Cryptograiihic Repair other matter. building andy leaping. 25 to 30 recogmzed as economic as w'eU.'. not kill oi;_plan to kill Mrs. Bar 16 (iP)—A s^kesman for the HUGE DISPLAY F i'"d Cryptogriiphi*- Equipment Coiistnictloh Machine Operation Buenos-llUr«s,~Fkb...16 (iP)—^The* 7. A. government stunt to divert] The l-*st two -enaiorsSenators to .show feet, threatmed buildings aerbas Georgios StUianos, Greek sallpr North .American' .Alf Defense Repair bommlttee the street w r a time. ' bara Jean Finch. General DrafTiiig Argejitlne ^favy Insisted today it] public attention' from Wv-; c.o^sed^^^^^ who.overotayed permit-while visit The 23-year-old ex-model «md Command hete confitmed today .Aircraft Slaintenance Camera Equipment Repair meeting w e r f Sam J. Ervin Jr. (D- Seven ^ c e s above the store ing m HJ(rtford, is slated for de that unlderitlfled flying objecta AT THE, PARKADE Photrtgruphtp Lal)ora*ciry ■ Is still chasing a eubmarine in the ing costa Si'*--. were dan^aged by the smoke and Dr. R. Bernard' Finch are .charged Guided Missile Electrical portment. \ ' ' with murder and c jqiiracy in the were observed In the skies over Openitlon ^ ^ Gblfo Nuevo. A skeptical public']''’' ' 8, A whale. flames. British D^tense Ministry say a It Equipment Repair came up wdth a multitude of theo shooting of his wife. Alaska early Monday moFaiflg. (MIDDLE TuW iKE WEST) Diesel Engine Repair Radio Teletype Operation ! Ell field SliuleiiU The (liaices housed a weekly is w'orking odt, arrangements with Teletypewriter Equipment Repair ries ,io the absence of a capture, the ^ closed-mouthed------navy.. - Argen ..ninv » newspapa-, the Town Times, a Uie United iStites for a ballistic Makin;i her first appearance on Construction Surveying 1 the w'itness stand yesterday. Miss QUEEN PUT ON ALERT ^ Process Photography ifStenogrtijiiij' ' and Uftre was growing belief the FEBRUARY IS THROU6H 1, sub had escaped into the Atltuitic. Jrv*ariety*of“ rumors. ' S c l ^ c d , 3 8 R o b b c r a photographer, an op- 'Tregoff was asked by her'attorney, London, Feb. 16 (iP>—Three Lithographic Plaleinaklqg .Maelilne .Accounting doctors gave Queen -Elizabeth n ' ( .Artillery Ballistic, Meteorology- - Finance Procedures Speculation varied widely ,as to One story said a dead frogman ------i (Continued on Page Three) i Western Alaska sUiro late'Sunday, Robert A. Neeb Jr.; NIKE Universal Fire Control "Did you on or about July 18, a . SO-minute e.vaminatlon in OPEN ALL DAY- Dental Laboratory Procedures the identity of the phantom vns-: complete with oxygen tank wasf X-ew York. Feb. .16 i/Pi- A Con-' ” / — ------1— ^ | belcliing flames andXjeAX'liig ud- Buckingham Palace today and DenthI Assistant , ... ‘i,.... System Maintenance itop pursued in the 40-by-20-mlie washed up on a beach in the gulf.^^ necticui, high school student' was! / ^ . answered questions in Rs wake. . . 1959, •ill Mrs. Eiarbara Jeam ' NIKE Universal Missile Electrical Finch?" X , told her tiie royal baby may be X-ray Procedures gulf on the South Argentine coast The Navj'denied this one. i arrested here today a«nidiWhatipo-; Town Clerk Everett D\Ux DowUOW of01 Material Ma'ntenance Her voice low, she replied: born “at any minute.” A court, Food Inspection for the past 18 days. H4re are a Another account told of a mys- lice termed a .stiekup spree to buy '- jB z x r s s iilc lll Hartford, presidentienh/of th« spokesman said the Queen’s Fire Control Instrument Repair NIKE AJAX^FIre.Control System .few guesses voiced by the man in tertous supply depot in the area, liis girl friend an $1,800 leoparil , Q s l, ~Cone'cticut Town Clerks’rks’ \Aasn. "Absolutely not.” Slai.nfenancp Neeb aske<'' her 11 - questions physicians advised her to ■ s t ^ NIKE Mechanical System Repair the street: . , with food enough to feed 5,000 f coat. \ j O l f l l l i X C C l J t l O l l o l a V calls for fegislation to incrIncreoM mici within easy r e i^ - of the palace Fixed Station Radio Operation .Aircraft Components Repair people, staffed by, a foreign couple.! . was nabbed lifter collecting 1 ______pinpoint official authority'" y in e)ec- concerning the m P A G E T W O MAi^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDv MANCH-ESTERi CONN„ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY >6,1 1960 P A f S E T H R E S u . eg.' Naarly all factory workers are Andover '■ ■ (* Hat Boyle South Windsor (kid according to a-piece work t r i m the "O.S. Supreme Court hla only eale, .Howard, aaid. The big dlf-< Rockville-Vertton remaining recourse would appear ference between the two- countriea Sheinwold, on Bridge Fire Damage to be Goy. Brown. Chessman, Employe Gets ihaofar as business is concerned la Board Wants 3II himaelf refusea to appeal frir Try a Soft Soap May Ease that for someone to establish a clemency, maintaining he is- Inno- huainess to ma^e a profit in Rus- FACTS OF LIFT. _ Over $100,000 .cent, but Davis is expected tb seek .sia would be unthinkable, -he con Smith^Xsakr GOP, Democrats Clash NBEiD explanation $45 Fine for '5^6wn to Own Bast-Weat.•We«rYijhM»ibto a commiitatloq to life imprison- tended. since the fruits of enler- •ment anyway! In cases like You into College pflae are supposed to become the By Alfred Sheinwold In Watertown On my fourteenth birthday , my Chessman's, where previous felon Number, Bets propertj' of all concerned In the School Buses ious convictions are involved, the ■ r enterprise. faither took me into the ftont par Over Record Keeping K.W Tork you rt irkrt- volume of T S. • Kliot * lor for a private talk. ‘Tt’a time ♦ A.Q 10 94S (Continued from Page One) Governors’ clemency is-condition Concerning elections, ' he ..i/Said 1 ed upon concurrence by the. Slate A Hartford man 'va.s fined J45 A recommendation that the told you certain things,” he began, luting from high school this 'ear, iBach s fuges, ■ lh*t in-the Soviet Urflon a variety WIST EAST tomelnst. an attorney, barber Supreme Court. Riaiwn has re in South Wind.sor Town Court last of candidates for a specific office town purchase school buses "Vlll staring fixedly at the carpet. DemocraU and Republlcana onf'creeping conaolidating’. I'm one of end you re already worried about. •! see you're interested in malhc-: night by Deputy .Iitt^ge William 4 10 « 4 • 5 S S them and a Jleauty ahop. fused clcmencv- once before, but usually await the voter's choice. be made at the May budget meet "Everything In Nature 14 either 4KQ( fAJIOtS City Council clashed last night has said his mind is still open. whether you'H be able to get into matics. ' says the dean, eyeing your i Thre.sher for violating the policy Since acfiial membership in the Republican Alderman Luther In the self aervice market itself, one thing or the other. TYiat’a why 8 7 3 ♦ k 5 ovSrXhe state of dty affairs at the Troulon questioned Pue about his the college of your choice? ''ule. .. .. playing law. Communist parly is actually quite ing by the Board of Ekiucation. spadea ai\d heai^ are the major : .Yesterday, Brow'n granted a 30- from * e • " j riespisenmalhematirs, yon.^re- T64 j r 4 10 8 chpnge^f^adminlstratlon. comment in the audit report re the fire destroyed a large inven da.v reprieve to a fellow convict Hundreds of thouaands of hoys; Flvidenre in the case shriwed small in relation to the nuhft^r of School Board Chairman Andrew suits, and dlamAids and clubs are SOUTH tory of canned and fresh foods. - . ^ J* the last refuge J'r'h- ,|,g^ Robert Dixon, an employe of eligible voters, party mernberkhip Finance SdarX Chairman F.dw'in garding a 8ld,000 note for the Lot- of Chessman's. Donald I/eonard have this problem. -nev . Gasper announced the plan iaat the minor suite.’’ 4 A K 9 7 lie Fisk Memorial Building con It W4s a general alarm fire that heads now ran hand- odoxyy Euclid was nothing but a Kel.sev-Fergiison Brick Co., is not necessarily a requisite foX-q. ’Ilils didn’t ans«(er all of my 4 8 2 J. Heck, a Democrat, asked for a brought out Wat#town's six pieces Caah, to permil' further psychia College se f-nghteoiia dogmatist ^ hels for night at- a special meeting on the struction. Piie said In his opinion tric examination. Cash, 32. was POTTERTON’S pickruck theirthen students. How can you candidate. He conceded, however, questions, but it was more than ♦ I 4 2-week receSs'"from neVv^ business of equipment, and iLs .57 volunteer that most of the lop posts usually prelilninary 1980-'8l education 4 K Q 1 9 3 it was a 5-year note anu thus re convicted 0/ murdering his Dow be sure you'll be apiong the rhos mvO . Zsonnets- n e , / fnin fn„Hfourth h^^m dimensional ?nXaK'v<’ • rkers , at . the brickyard, i Dixon j j moat of my friends had learned so he and Cit.v Clerk EthePPehee quired state clearance as long-tbrm firemen, two companies from Wa- on the eji, particularly if your marks went to part.v members. budget of $109,380. Board of Fi Smrih , West NoHh East ney. Calif., landlady with an ax veV.se of course " .,wa.s al.so given a .30-day .suspended from their fathers »o I didn’t com could get the cjlfy’s records bolTOwing, "I may be wrong," Pue terbury and a eomfviny from and was scheduled to die Friday aren't loo high ? Mi’f. Hazel Palmer, Historical nance members Ray Bidwali and plain. 1 4 PSM 1 4 PSM The'se offhand remarks ahoiild' 'ail sentence and placed on pro- starlghtened out. i^inld.X'bul if I didn’t cornmenl on omaslon, * with Chessman In the gas cham H. E. L. Co.. Well, if old-fashioned ^Ibow,. p,.jj„dic.c on the pari :I nationhation torfor .si:.six monlh.s. He was ar- Society vice president, presided at Raymond P. Houle and PTA dele Here is the hand my father used 1 4 PSM 3.4 Pssi o firernen were cut by fl.ving gates Mrs. Howard Pohl and Mrs. 4 4 I*»« 44 ^ 1 PM Republicans came to the meel- this .it'wqirid be a dereliction of my ber. grease .won't do it. use a little oi I dean against your low grades 1 realeri FVb. .?.3 by State Police Sgt. the meeting. The society, voted to to illustrate his talk: '1 lng«.jiKUib prepared remarks and glassN^h returned to duty imme send best wishes to its president, Eklward Arnold attended. Openinf lead — VK duty?’ Trouton said, the loan ha-d t ■ ■ V GUARANTEED the right kind of soft soap. Do a | .^ high school. The' flame, of vour ;'Vayiie Bishop and Troopers John The best suit In the combined questions directed at Democrat been approved bv the corporation diately \ af:er trcAt.ment by a aelUng job. • . genius in his eves will rltle above Dunbar and Daniel Reardon, Mrs. Herbert H. Hoskins, who was Gasper said the Board's decision hands is diamonds, he pointed cut. Mayor I..eo B. Flaherty .regarding ph.vaicianXThey were Lieut. Hovf- unable to attend the meeting be was reached after a report from k counsel and the' alderman saw no MONEY-BACK 'your big hurdle is llie dean of ; Other dispositions included: Al- It would be a cinch to .win ten his recent criticism of Republican need to get a ’egal oplhk>(i on the ard Carter xnd Pvt'. ,lohn Dillon. admissions. Once .voii re pa.st hiin inquire as to the sixe bert . Bonlay. ,o0. Hast Hartford, cause of illness. transportation committee which tricks at diamonds, but where you against a further heart lead. Anyway, that’i>»what my father record-keeping. They also ques validity of the action. The Gedrge lUra also has a mar you re usually in. 'J5 op college dormitorv rooms. disregarding a traffic signal, fined Honor Roll Students included himself, Mre. William would that get you? Not-very far tioned Bohert J. Ptie on some of his ket in Woodbury Notice BUY-A-DRYER Honor roll students at Ellsworth Kowalski and -Paul Phanatiehl. told me. And he w-as right, too. Denson cited audit figures in an. you have to snow-job. But hou do ,.j ,pa',f for niy,.'!lH: Rarl A. .Smith. ,36. 23 Apel he said 'gloomily. , /. comments In his annual audit, re apparent attempt to show that the you .snow-job a ® . pottery kilns. " you explain. "In my Pl., Manchester, disregiarditig a Memorial High School for the sec The committee reported that a ’The spadts are not as attractive, Daily Question ■'partner opens with one diamond, leased tw'o weeks ago. city court may not pay for itself PLAN ?! spare'time 1 like to do Javenese i .,iop vsign, fined $6: Charles J. ond msrking.period are as follows; town-owned“lsyatem could be oper he continued. Only seven triimpifln Republican Gordon Denson -led WE HAVE DAILY dull conformity, colleges like to Seniors:, special honors. Karen and the next player passes. You his year with higher court salaries k in ^ ceramics," _ i Vincek. .30, 14S Dvdell .Sf,. Man- ated at no more cost than whkt t*he combined hande. But spades is the partisan attack, by citing some in effect, and asked if Mayor Fla brag about tinning out individual While he's pondering this ,voii , ,.|,p,te,. pa,„ing hi- a no pa.ssing Adams, Judy Cutler, Nancy Ro-' was paid to a bus contractor, with a major -suit, and ten tricks at hold: Spades—A K 9 7; Hearts— favorable comments of the auditor/ iivtduals -lyhclher they- really 8 2; Diamonds—J 6; Clubs—K Q herty still was in favor of the city DELIVERY TO THE say. "Kxcuse me. it s time for my ^011,-. fine"?! S9: Ralph W. Bull, .30. man, Constance Willard; high hon the possibility of and eventual skv-. apSdes would be worth a game. and then asking Mayor Flaherty on ruiln'lng the court. "W h y not leave do or not. ors. Maxine Boxer. Charlotte Cas- ing of 15 to 2p per cent. I listened very carefully. When J 9 5. What.'do you say? what he baied his statement that yo^a cx'frciseH. | Villag'f St.. Rockville, passing’ a Answer: ■ Bid two clubs. You It to the.town?" he questioned. DeVns of admis,sion get wear.v Then you go over ^aiid calmly op, aijrn, fined *9: .Saleneaii J. sarino. Lorraine Gagnon. Karen A 3-year contract for bus serv your father gives you one of .these "city records and files were in tin- of InlbrvieMnng day aftf;i- day will show- spades at your next Flaherty replied that the court .st4ind..on your head in the corner , Beaulieu, 42. Warehoii.se Point, Klambt, Kathleen Roberts: hon ice which the Board has with El private talks there’s always the helievablv- poor shape." Flaherty will bring the Rockville business BOLTON clear-eyiK!. apple-cheeked young ors, Janet Adams, Germaine Au- mer Thrall of Manchester expires, chance he’ll tell you something you turn, thus Indicating the strength replied that the city .clerk .had had for 10 minutes. disregaifling a traffic signal. of your hand and the fact that you center many benefits. He said the of robbery an4 kidnap charges in i applicant.s\froni^ happy, unbroken bin. Roger Man.sur, Judy Massi- this year. In the past, local rasl- don’t already know'. So I aaked him lo work so ma.v nights 'and Sun 1 'homcsl^;Vhe\vholcsome kids who ■ By now the dean s re.sislance fpied $12: and Charles K. Ohanos have more cluba than spades. city should not give up the eburt volving forcing two women into . , . , . s ^ *u ha.«-wiltert completely. He tiire ip Snnipr*:' Hiqif.aa»vUno- a .v:^ cotte. dents contracted with the School how the hand should be played. days to straighten out the records unless there Is consolidation, add unnatural sex acts, has had seven look like thr^ti^-ne\t-ri<>or in the ^ i chanicar triffic \isrnal fmerl S i9 ' Juniors; special honors , Lillie (Copyright 1960, General that she "was ready to throw in AREA Board. Mustn’t Ruff Features Corp.) ing "I'm not in favor of creeping I slays of execution in hjs 11'2 year- mar%:iine ads. T oo manv of. them wait irarru sig-nai. fined S12. NicholsT ' high honors, Deborah "The irnportant thing is not to the sponge." Flaherty said he had grow up and be^mir-trus'lees. w ! ;Rclates Russia Tm.r Gasper said that four 60-pas consolidation. I'm in favor of gal-1 old battle waged from Death Row. Brown. Nola Collins. Nancy Elli senger hiises necessary could he ruff the third round of hearts," he not wanted to hurt anyone In the He lost another appeal yester PH .ENOX An alert dean w^nls fhe. shock o,,, pas that final oiieslion , Howard, indsor author, MARRIAGE AGES RAISED previous administration and had loping consolidation," ' i \ \ son. Kir^y Holconi^e. Alfred Hop purchased on a 5-year note. Neither said. "Let them start off by win The City Council discu.s.sed and i day when, a 3-man panel of the of Bomelhint new ll^t will a'dd a ^ u u ! world traveler and retire'd teacher, kins. Basil Karmazyn. Leslie Man ning three heart tricks. Throw- Frankfort, K y . Feb. 16 dP)—The not publicized the conditions until Beneficiaries of Hairdressers Card Party or eomeimng new inaa win ano. a ^vhich he traps most candi-1 p-a.-o an IMiistvataH toil.- federal excise nor state .taxes would 1 days when a 18-yenr-old-boy could acted on a number of otirier mat-j IT.S. 9th Ctrciiit Court, of Appeals nuaiHt touch to the \ampuB aa-.-.V .. T . " " ‘-*Hate stet: chased previously. ■ Next to her is Dr. Harold J. I/ehmus. head of the arthritic clinic; Raymond Nel TEL. Ml 9-08^ Dale>' and Anlhon.v Slusarz. age On the contractor's buse*.- 0»n the rest of the boys, I had played Biiiml, traffic commission chair-1 appeal.. \E o don't wear your neat W h »"S'v»c. P'itt‘hK .vour hand on , niorial Ubrary. pinochle—where you simply had riage age for males from 16 to 18 ■deed w'hlle cooperating with him on son of' the Manchester Hairdressers, and Mrs. Rachel Barnea. RN, supen'isor of-the Public Health Sophomores, high honors, David Next year there'will be five bus vears and females from 14 to I8j man. There'will be no parking,per- If Chcssniah wins no stay .from a^ool graduation'suit to ih, intetv V"''® "I wanl to flj;. . . to In a booming voice that o<‘hoed Cl.Trke. Barbara Gaseki, Judy Hull. to trump If you couldn’t follow other administrative matters dur- Nurses. (Herald Photo bv Ofiarai. • view Slough into his office in a\*oar. And Ihiln college is'-to m e; the youthful spirit behind his i»5 loads of students to RHAM high . ing the changeoyei; of adniinis-, hillted at the Intersection of High | Peter Kenny, Kathleen kihgsley, school in Hebron and five to the suit. It -was a revelation that you St. arid McLean Hill, to permit bet-1 beret, paint-stained jeans an old \hat that lonely North Carolina ! .vears of experience he emphasir.ed In teachers’ salaries building main could just throw a loser instead of tration. Flaherty said.no one in Ol- V • . ■ '. ■'j'simlarities between the two couii- Patricia Kravvski, Gjeh Roberts, elementar.v .school In town. At ter vUion for traffic going up the' armv fatigue jacket and aockless sabid dune was to the Wright David Roberta; honors. Dean Tap- tenance and capital improvements. trumping. ;< sofi's administration t.o 1 d him eandajg, brothers — a Kitty Hawk of the trieS> . preaent there are four b.us loads Rosenberg still held the need, hut steep hill. There will be no garking 1 ■ r i r i ley. ' - , to RHAM and five to the elemen The preliminary budget Will be pre . ’The rest of the hand is easy. permitted on the north side of W. ihone MI 9-4537 Tou should' be carrying a coffee-! mind, At tiib'^tjme of his visit his ap You can cash the ace of clubs and that he learned It from Rosenberg’s Freshmen: special honors. Carol tary school. aented to the PTA tomorrek' at 8 Main St, near Ward, St., also to ! You Xave him now. The dean is plication for a visa created a con-, p.m. In a special program, "Board draw four rounds of trumps. Then attornev. For Nominalions ‘ ' j in tears.^ He not only wants you .“iderable .stir because he Was the Carter, Elizabeth Coffey. Patricia The School Board, members Clerk. AUowe ■L,,. - $ ■J iv • V \ ' . ’ ’ .‘ ’- 'V . ■ . ' - - .. ■ ' t - - . .■-'J.,: 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN..'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 PAGE FIVE \ .1.11, ■ 'ill. .iW : MANCH;ESTjER EVENI^JG HERALD, M ANC^^TER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, i 1960 ^A G ir FOUR in ■ ■ ■■ -ment answered one emergency cajl fur the Columbia d haliter o f the face, Halmi said; "In Hungary, I Andover American Red Cross. In this c »« 2KiHedasJet was a Freedom Fighter leader. I Farming'ton, vocal; Tominy and last month foi the iflse of the emei*-, DR. GEESHANOFF, ' gen cy, truck. The department also pacity she has appointed Mcs.-An- came here, hut now I don’t 'know ypeddie Davis, C^ktmiiia. guitar; pumped out a , resident'* cellar drew Gasper of Hebrs>n--’''Rd. as why.” ' I MarMim Maaablfiil, Menchaster,^ You Shotild K n o w ... School to Get Crashes. House OPTOMETRIST which, filled up when the cellar chairman of the locaKfund drive. Their sons, George, .20,.-and. Da tap (fence; Laurie Newmen, Mim-' Will Re Away Frbm rioli to Fill pump falle'd to work. • Mrs. Gasper ^ Y h o ld a planning Mountain View, C^allf. Feb. 16 vid, 16^we.r>,>Jn class at. Mountain TV-Radio To^ght cheater’, vofcal; Pauleltte Qr)teau,' John A, Cagianello A Dental Chair The firemen appointed a nomi meeting with-drive raptalna at her View’ .Union High School. Halmi Hia Office On Occasion ,^\]W^arden Post M anoh^er, dance. JVew ttylu in modem banking ' M f / f - N nating commlHee which will pre h o m e ^ lft:30 a.m. Thursday. The (/P)—A "Navy Jet. crashed Into a had brought his family here three Renee OaJhbun, Marge Roae From Mothers sent a slate nf officers st the next driy*^ will begin on March 1. house yesterday, killing both tl^e years ago. Due'To Further Study Flenagan and Peggy Keardi who John A. Oagianello, newest mem regular meeting, MsiTh. 11. Thif Of Contact Lenses Frank Pagpqli and Frankfin have’ appeared aevewtl tinvea op ...... - -,' Bulletin Board pilot and the wife of a Hungarian - hlake, a- graduate of the Uni ,Howe will 8wap\roles, April 1 b e r'o f the Zoning Board of Ap The Moth6gs Club has voted to committee members are Chgtiss Patfent conferences at • RHAM Freedom Fifehter, The woman, versity nf South Carolina, was at Telei)i$^n* Hartford televiaioi). will do their Phelps, John Gasper, and ^Edward Patients Are Therefore when Fagg^ioli ^coRjes the town'* •'Cowboy Joe!' number. peals, ^once looked at Mancheeter donate a dehwschalr to tfie ele High Schbol will be held from 7 ;3() standing st her kitchen sink, 'was tached to Attack Squadron 153. . Many Lov«i of Dobit GUHr from the point of view of an E ^ t Keesler. to 9 tonight. Report cards for the His father, Vernon Blake, lives A,sk To Call First •■.00 BII S Theater, (In progreae) S. 13 new dog warden amt Howe, the 'The Junior RcKikettaa, pupila of mentary agnool hHjth room. To Sponsor S ll^ ^ ig lc (kmrs* decapitated. Early Show . lll> progreee) •Ma Ma/tin • Roundup ex-ddg warden. the Helen Flanagan Schol of Danc Hartford High School eenior and third marking period were issued at 410 Watt ,Sj., Circleville. Ohio. Before Cominpr'In riret Show (In progreee) The chdir will bea^llable fdr Mothers Club will sponsor a 10- Lt. rj.G.l Gordan N. Blake, .16, .00 RtrUmpn , . ,®’ P iggloli was appointed- to the ing, who appeared on television decided he would not want to livg' Friday. ■ ^ Blake Is also survived by his wife, Twilight Theater iln, Dfograf*)^ Tiahtrnpa 8. use in the dental healwvprogram ■Week course in Slim-Magic con had radioed seconda before the Tel. MI .V6030 . Clartoon Playhouee. I post last night by the B o k ^ Of last Friday, will aloe perform. here. \ Girl Scout leaders and commit Kay. Qiilc^ Draw McGraw U S. Marihal ducted by Mrs. Marjorie Smith at crash that-the engine of hla A4D ------,------f ^ 9.30 Philip Marlon# 8. ' Selectmen.seiecimen. Hisnis termicrm begin*uobiuJx on Many ofOI theme youngatersyoungwiera Bxeare pu-jsu- Plight years later and married approved recently by the Bbgrd of tee members will meet at the Bib rirture . „ the elementary school, providing w-as vibrating as he approached <.2S Weather Ncwe and SpoKa Arthur Murray Party (C) ! April 1. Back In 1952, Howe ks-1 pj], of Mr*. Hugh Clanoy of EJaat ,lee* than a year, he moved to Eduction, providing a dcntgT home of Mrs. Andrew Gasper, 10 YEAR.S FOB $1 10. 72. that a minimum of 20 students en- Moffett Nava! Air Station on «;30 Phone Your Anewer / Sk#»Uon ' 3. 12 sumed the* post which had been Hsetford, Manchester. Now, he says, wild glen-lst cart b6 found to can-jg^ci Hebron Rd., st 8 tonight. Sporte Newa and 'teth er .. SkpUon j ■oll. Nearly half that number slgn- training flight. Baltimore, Feb. ,16 (4')— James rnni. mfidrntial Fil» held by T>ese»»-i/Nli Paggioli for » a tiVflaSlittle OirAILR ovei^a . Dancing___ to music of the Rh.vUim hdrsea couldn’t drag him away. the program. The plan* include' Galloway has the next 10 years; in Egt. Preston / io ,00 I vp GM a S^errt . 'The people here are so friend- fluorine, treatments and cleaning. edsiip at the recent Mothers Club It plunged then into a subdivi Rollle Jacopa ^ iib House M Squad . 10. . year. • Ranglers will follow the program. Manchester Evening Herald An the state penitentiary to brood AFTER COLDS, FLO, l:4& Douglas Edwards 8. 12 • Other health rwun^eeda will be mewng. Otner* may register by sion five miles from the field and f.Jafry Modip Show • Dick Zimmer will prompt for the lyi" he said, "It's like one big over a crime which brought liim, Hunllev-Brinkt^V Report lii A dairy and truck farm A, Pag- fam ily.’ provided by individual Mothers rsllln g^ rs. William Kowalski, Rt dover oorrespondenL Mrs. Paul U. just blocks from, his' own home, g:5S Burke Barents Movl>, at T^n square sets. maximum pbnalty yesterday. The YOU MAY SUFFER FROM TV Pr^iantu • ^gioli expects to maintain a dog Club members These will include 6; Pfhnstlehl, telephone Pilgrim crashing in flames into the house- 7,00 To Tell lb* Tnilh A rehearsal for the event will Cagianello's interest in Man of Mrs. Margaret , Haimt, 44. 19-year-old youth was sentenced New.s B-dveather 22. :30 Keep Tal.klnf ,8 . : pound on his farm. chester ha| grown with the year*. towel*,.pillowcases, and a mattress If the class Is filled this w-eek, 2-68S6. rompaes M^dic The Selectmen signed^ contract be held at 6:30 tonight at the Com Her husband, Itexso Halmi, was for stealing *1 fi'om A hospital por l^ock-Un Ha estimate*/that.this factor plus cqve'ri The club will also see what the S lim -M a ^ course may open Tired Blood^ Movie at Seven ,.;00 Big Nett a i4 I for purchase of a second 50-office munity Hall. March 3, contlrtuing through May cnlled from his w.ork as an elec ter. Bllko Tax Appeal *lob Huge hi* experience a* a real estate Can be done about obtaining dra Japan Monkeya ‘First’ The-maximum aentence for rob 7il5 West Maes Highlighie Bairy Barenta column vjpting machine at its 5. ' tronics engineer at Palo Alto and Sporta, Nett? A* SV^athfr A The Board of Tax Review is broker were Inrportant to hi* »e- peries for the health room. found her body in the w-reckage. bery was Imposed b.v .ludge Joseph FEEL STRONGER FAST Doug Edwards Fealura Kortv 'm eeting last night. The machine High 8eorers'1i(smed Huntley-Brinkley wading through a mountain of ap 'riection ae a member of the ZBA. Anniversary Group Named ToKyo The original nionkeya With tears streaming down his R. Byrnes In Youth Court. In just 7 days... or money baelel I ;16 Starllffhl MovU wHl be delivered*in October and Mrs. Wheeler Hess kqd Eugene T;30 ESramte ■ , . World's Brat Moviea peals from assessments set in the He replaced Vifflient Gqpovesl Mrs. Walter Weir was named thsl "hear no evil, apeak no e-vit, After a cold, flu or sore throat Suparfoot p. le. (0 12 I billed as of Nov. ,1. It'w ill cost whose term expired in Nowmber. Schwanke, led the w-ometYs and What In the World TBA recent revaluation. They estimate . »* chairman of a group jyhich will and see no e v il" were can-ed in you may suffer from iron deficien 1 30 TBA ' I *1,679. The ZBA act* as an interpreter men's high scores at a recent-^Jowl- 1:00 bet s Travel I 30 Almanac more than 400 townspeople filled make plana/for the, club’s anni wood above a door to a sacred cy anemis4'...or Tired Blood. To pfpnts Sho'r .Wtta and Wrathrr The law requires that one vot out forms listing c o m p Va I n t s of the toiyn coning regulation* in versary In April. The eommittee Ing outing of the Community Club. .1:80 Wvstt Karp Schwanke, a novice at the game, stable fn the Toahogu -shrine at feel stronger fast take Gbrttol, Ptirtlm r iC) ' t" 22 | ’I Of) Npwa *• ing machine.be provided for each against_the new .SMesl^^nts the face of requests for variance* includes Mrs. John Laws, Mrs. A1 —iv )or ___ bowled a high 'aingle string score Mikko, Japan. Woodcarvers of the the high-potency tonic. In one day, Sriencp Fiction Thfstsr IS ( 900 voters or portion thereof. The Don Gauthier of Rt. , a form- and exception* to the regulations. bert Patch. Mrs. Lars Linden, Mrs. 17th Century fashioned them after Hats Cleaned alid Blocked CifRtTOL-iron is in your blood-,' SEE SATERDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTING town now owns one 50-point ma^i^j. employee of 'VaUiatipn Assoct- Basic Ruleii Govern to the various tracks,” Cagianello Howard Phaneuf. Mr*. Eugene of 225 while Mrs. Hess had a. high said, "and I guess the effect never string score of 102. monkeys of the srea. Copies spread .stream, carrying strength and* chine and a 30-point machine. The ^tea— the firm which did the re "Oertain basic rule* govern moat Schwanke. Mrs. Howard Pohl and to China and then to the whole iVe use only Factory Methods to put your old energy to every part of your body.; wore off. \fy father was a won Mrs. John Conlan. Tentative plans Mr, asd Mrs. Schwanke had latter is not large enough to ac: valuation, has been hired by the ,. of the board's decisions," Cagian- world. hat In like mm- shape again. Quality Work Check with your doc commodate all the offices veiled Board of Tax Review to assist ello said, "but there la -ubgally a derful mechanic and took pride in for the 25th anniversary include a planned the bowling program for I m his vt'ork." manship A t Reasonable Prices! tor. And take Geritol, Radio upon-.., at - town -- elections. Rfiptal of them Llieill 111in theVIIC taskVOO.V ... of evaluating —-•-.-o ----the good deal of questioning Among dinner and entertainment. the February meeting. T^e club'a Since coming to Manchester, liquid, or tablets, every those news broadcasts of 10 or 15-mlmite the necessary second mffc h 1 n e i gppgals. Notices of-the Board’s de- hoard member* before th e 'd *" Fire Equipment Demonstrated . athletic activitiea also included a (This IlsHng Includes onl.v Cagianello has found time to join sl-ating party at Andover lake in day. Feel stronger fast, other short newscasts). ' from Manchealen, a practice of | cision will be mailed to each com-i cision* are finally recorded. Assistant Fire Chief J. Russell Quality Shoe Repairing While You Walt! length. Some stations c a r^ the Manchester Lodge of Elk*,- the January planned by Mr. and Mra. tAVI $1.00 (•'ll 1ft Rbv Somer* several years, may become im-j pialnant. Board members advise, " I f * an Interesting and often Til impsOn demonstrated the use of FOR RENT We Dye Shoes To Any Color. WDHC—136C 1 fKi Del R ayci^ possible if that town changes the Ticket Sales Close Soon bratn-rackliig job," he added. Knights of Columbus, the Church the resuscltalor st s recent mee,t- John McGuire. Plana for a swim 8 and IB mm. Movie Projectors ■tfy Icenemy SM .6.1X1 New*, iaiman w n c —1088 ’ ■ Tickets for the Blue and Gold •'Manchester is s young town In of the Assumption Men's Club, and ihg of the Volunteer’ Fire Depart ming party in March are being —snand OI silent also >8 mm. 6:15 Art Johnson date of its elections -as is n o w made by Mr. and Mrs, William 6:46 Lowell Thomas 6.00 ,Newi. Weather »nd SpnrU dinner of Cub Scout Pack 73 will many ways," Cagianello said, "and the Ypiing Democrats Club. He Is ment. Such demonstrations are held slide pro lectors. 6.,1ft Album of the Day proposed. ■ Kelley. GERITOlai! 7:00. Ajno* N’ Andy 6:45 Three SUr Extra Use of the town's Brandy St. be available through members and It has fhany opportunities for mal-ried. to the former Rose Mo- neriodlcallv, Chief George . Nelson MARLOW'S SHOE REPAIR 7:30 News. Comedy Tim* .diigno Of East Hartford. Thev Red Cross Chairmen Named PHONE MI 9-5221 7:45 Bob and .Ray- 7:00 DIck'Bertel property . for a second baseball den leaders until Saturday. The development. I think it's the job of said, for the benefit of the entire WELDON DRUG CO. LOWER STORE I.EVFJ, WELDON DRUG CO. 7:30 Newa have three children, Joanne, I^aW^ Mrs. Allen R. 'Yale Sr. will be 8:U0 World Tonlghl 7 45 Congresalonal Report diamond, requested by Park Com- event will be held at the Rose- the government and official agen departnent. 901 Main 8L Tel. Ml S-8S31 9 0 1 M A I N S T ___ M I .1-5.321 8:15 Music Till On* the fund drive general chairman 7:.5(i UConn v* lIMae*. jnissioher Fred Gaal. will be denied mount on Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m. Den cies, either directly or indirectly, rence and Theresa. , ■Nelson reported that the depart- 12:00 News 10.(10 Concert Hall 12:10 Music nil c a by the Selectmen because of the leaders include James Veitch. Mrs. \ to encourage development, partic lico New*. Sign Off lljOO Newa 11:15 Sports Final agreement in force now with Aldo Emerson Bosworlh, Mrk James ularly of Industry. \ W HAT—819 Fin’neganr Mrs, ■William Haggis 11:30 Mid-nlte Mood* Peace who has use of the land in "And an equal effort should be 6:00 Bis Rhow 12:55 Newa, and Mrs. Malcolm Southerlin. The 6:301 John Daly return for maintenance. put Into; helping established .busi- 6:45 Big Show event is open to all interested peo- nesaea- and Industry remain here." 7:00 Ed P. Morgan 6;1XI Financial Newa Variety Show Bills 35 .Act* 6:05 Newa Roundup ple. c . , Cagianello speak* seriously of 7-15 Big Show 6:15 Showcaae and Newa Twenty-five acts ' of'"local and-- n] 11:30 Public Affairs^ The Indies Benevolent Society the ZBA’a job and doesn’t mini- ■ 12 00 New*. S len m f 7:00 Fulton Lewie out-of lowTi talent will be present of Bolton Congregational Church WPOP—1418 7:15 Evening Devotion* mlxe the importance of its deci 7:20 Showcase N»we ed at the Oommuniity Hall Friday and .the Woman's Society of Chris sions, which have an Indirect bear 6:00 New*. Weather at 7:30 p.m. in tlhe annual Variety 7:,30 The Army Hour tian Service of United Methodist ing on an effort such aa the at 6:15 Conn. Ballroom 8i0U News Show of Bolton Grange. 7:00 Ray Somer* Churck will hold their meetings traction of induatry. 8:05 World Today I Mrs. Donald Tedford, chairman 11:00 News 8:30 Showcase and New* .tonight ,at 6 o'clock at their re Jank from your car at twelve Hartford N^qual offices The board'a decision to grant a 11:05 Mualc2Reyond the Stsrt Slid Newf ; of the event; has announced Jim 12-05 New* Roundup spective churches. Both, by' dO'O" variance which would permit con- ' Ferris of East Hartford will be cidcnce, have scheduled "fun night, : master of ceremonies. He and his atruelion of a building larger than for the program. regulatlona allow could change son Kenny will pi-esent one of the Mothert of imall chfldron, saleraen on the road, buiineasmen on the way to an Slate Said Lac^in^ Lions International will hold ILs greatly the complexion of a partic acts. PINE dinner meeting promptly at 7 appointment— all acx:laim the speed and convenience of modem, drive-in banking. ular biisineas area, paving the Ijocal tadent includes Patity Mas- o’clock tonight at the Red Ember. Penal Plan Unit Suppose you’re in a big hurry and you want to deposit part of your paycheck in wa.v to further construction or i .Tolini in a ballet number; Greg This will allow those interested to PHARMACY i Dwyer, accordion; Donna Tedford, development. The opposite is also attend the public hearing being your decking aiTcount: Pull up to the teller window in your car. A drawer pope out, true. 664 CENTER STREET ' Nevit Haven, Feb. 16 '/Ti ■ The I gtiitar. Renee Calhoun. Gay 90's held by the State Highway De you drop in your check imd deposit slip, the drawer rolls back again. In a few seconds • 1 The granting by Ih'e ZBA of COR. OF ADAMS director of the U.S. Bureau of solo; Vicki Person, Kathte and partment at 8 o’clock at the Com Prisons » 9ys Con.:ecUcul doe.sn t Diane Person, lap num'bers; Jan the teller records yoitr deposit, retuma your deposit receipt and change in a special various requests, said Cagianello. _,^....TEL. MI 9-9814 munity Hall on the improvement Testa a gr.est deal on whether the have a progressive approach In its ice Scanlon, vocal; the Five Mc of Rt. 44A slated this summer envelope. 'That’a all . . . it’s safe and it’s fast! Drive-in banking ia one of Hartford Dermotts, Irish -step dancing; resulting changes show no ill e f penal 8,V8tem. . fect on the particular areas or The state lacks a cehlraL.admin- Skip Adams, Briice Green,_ Eddie’' Manchester E v e n 1 n g Herald National’s most popular services. Next time you’re near a Hartford National ,drive-in Prescription : islralive unit, James Bennett told Pouech and Tom Brick.son,"ddnce rones In which they are to be \ Bolton correspondent, Dorl* M. office—and you’re in a hurry—«ijoy the convenience of banking from your carl wrought, i a 'Yale University Law School audi- combo. ' D'ltalln, telephone Mitchell 8-8546. Specialist i ence yesterday. He added that-Con- Others on the program include • Bom In Ha'rtford ■' Cagighello was born In Hart ' liecticul is one of the few states T o m.m y La\’inlo, Wethersfield, \ Jell Vour Doctor To ; which has not adopted such a sya- drums; Jerry Wilson, Manchester, Grain Storage Coetly ford, Aug. 24, 1926. and attended /\ ------• ■ ■ •rhool there through' hla freshman Phone Us I teni.' tap; Peggy Kearns. WefJiersOeld, A central office of prisons.- he vocal; Marge Rose, Flanagan and Wasihingloh — The- Agricultural "JEIaaftford N atioxxal Baxtlc year at Hartford Public High X We Will Deliver i .said, "aran „ provide the leadership Janet Oatifln. both of Wethersfield, Department has more than three School. Hi* family moved to East ] for research in crime prevention, the can-can; Jeannie 'Traygis of billion bushels of surplus grain . »i&d T r u s t Cbsmpckxksr Hartford in 1941 and bs.graduated USE THE CONN. BANK I And and point up weaknesses in Manchester and the Oatifin twins, stored in commercial warehouses ’ ' - \ ' MimttrF.DlC. from East Hartford High In 1944. CHARGE PLAN FOR YOUR 1 the administration of criminal law. a medley of nationq] .songs; Jack throughout the countr.V- In °ne A year and a half in the ACmy. SEKVINe CONN e 6-TICUT FAMILIES. BUSINESS ANP INDUSTRY SINCE 1702 PRESCRIPTION land foster public interest general- .Anderson and Sandy Sobolesky of month alone last year storage cost part nf Jhe lim e spent In occupa I Iv in this whole broad field." Manchester, vocal: .(Jail Hibbln of *46,000.000. ' ■ tion duty in Germany, aeparated x; school from college- -three years at the University of Connecticut where h* majored In xoology, and was setive in Intramural sports. Since college days, Cagianello has been 'in the real estate and Insurance business, operating as AT LAST ELASTIC SETS ME FREE! an independent broker from his 4 \ home at 85 Crestwood Dr. He ' ^ ♦ u , - hopes one day to open an office in Manchester with a partner. LUCKY ME!... in my new RAVE bras! Ca'gianello ia.also a parking lot operator, of all-things, managing a big lot at 221 Pearl'St. In Hart ford on property owned by hla . parents. The parking lot days are com 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE ing to an end. however, tirith the Q. Why rave about Rave? impending construction of a build ing on the lot. It behaves, because Rave is the only bra that makes the^most ot aiaitic! OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY IJke* Racing In hi* spare time, whenever he find* It, (iagianello likes to play ^^on|y Rave has deep V-shaped back and sides of elastic! handbaH or watch sports ear race*. His, father, Lawrence, for manv Rave stitches cotton cup'to front band with elastic thread! ^ ONLY for TONIGHT, WED., THORS, and FRI years was a raf-e judge at Bulkelev Stadium, and once owned his own . ^onl^.Raye surrounds, cups and back with snug strips of elastic to hug and rarer. \ "I used to go around with him hold, you! only Rave looks lacy and tight N ^ L Y V I M O D and yet is machine washable! V Wllt6W*l> j Q. . So what do you hove when you wear o Rove bra? B a illT COB- vstieo from gssfwhsel 10 A. That Format Feeling! IfOBt-wheel pcopsUiaf. M t*^ • MATTRESS and BOX SPMNG ! • sll S-iacb rtstart. INCLUMD.WITH BEDIIOOM SUITE . . . $72.00 Rave Confidential long line bra in 1 / ^-- TaII^ -— J u embroidered white, .cotton, with U- Phi avsr aveniM tenltt ’ shaped back! bowL StardlTy eba- 9x12 RUG or VACUUM CLEANER ttmeted. Eairly desnsd. $5.95 PRICED INCLUDED WITH LIVING RQOM^UITE . . . $B 1 t M _ LIVING ROOM SUITES EROM I—Choose' from Modem,-ContemiKjrar.v and Early American WELDON imUG Ca styles Mo.^t with foam rubber cushions and 12-year written Anthoriasd Dealer MI MAIN BT.—Ml S-5ltl guarantee. Choice of beautiful decorator fabrics iii nylon, • STEAMIRGN orTGASTER Brand new. Rave long-line with com ■ boucla and tapestries. * - pletely elasticized U-shaped back, INCLUBib WITH MNETTE'SET . . . front of white cotton broadcloth, YOUR CHOICE PF .9 . \ • • _ . ' ■ circle-stitched cups! *' AND YOU GET THIS *5.95 BONUS GIFT VACUUM CLEANER • SET CF 3 MATCHING TABLES BEDROOM SUITES $ OR 9 x12 FT. RUG INCLUDED WITH CONVERTIBLE SOFA-BED SET . . , Choose from Modem and Early, American. In walnut, solid rock maple, cherry and sliver gray mahogany finishes. Many with OUT OF bookcaae bed and triple dresser*. AND y o u GET THIS DINETTES SOFA-BED BGNUS GIFT R I C E D F R O M — ' ~~ a rv a PRICED OC I W FR05I HARTFORD BUILDERS I.Arge salM-UtHi nf stylra, cblors. flniaha*! 5 k»tl 1 , pits-e 8«t8 In wrnught, iron, rhrom r, pronz'*. maple.. (ihoire of 2 or 3 ’ piece »et* wUh ENJOY SAFE Round «n d oval table*.' heavy maple frame*, modern- ngk il!* ’ipff* frame*.. Fine decorator coverings. A.ND Y O l' GET THIS BONUS GIFT BONOS GIFT 5 Steam.lroo or Toaster S*t of 3 Motchiil* Tab)*. IN THEIR OWN Rave bra jn embroidered white cotton with deep HOMES. U-ishaped back of elastic batiste, edged with atripa Budget it Yes Indeed ! of firm elastic. 32A to 38C.— $3.95 .■r" '> * u'k'TIL 445 HARTFORD ROAD, M ear M cK EE YOU SHOULD TOO • FREE DELfVERY • FREE STORAGE WANTED • 24 MONTHS TO PAY • Plenty Free Parking • 1 ! 5 --, .*1 \ 4 ■ > AiAiiit.t-itvhii^UNij tihiJAALiJJ, lUAi'iLfiCiSJUiiH, LuiNiS., l u h i ^ u A i , h tjD h U A H l IH, lUbO PAGE SEVEN ______■ .1 .1 ...... — I II ...... 1.)'. Ill — , . • I I \ • ' ■' . ■ Street' and 6th Avenue, Fivolski MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, F^RUARY 16, I960 Flfirlda'. They will spend two weeks' tory and they drove, home. ’rhPy Ti'';nfip1fl S tllflp T lt. 1 8 . Ijand Chpcks Hit Ppak PAGE SIX V Skepticism, Rumors Spread Columhia with ’-.her sister Mrs. Gordon stopped enroute^ fit visit her broth- j l->ni lt.H l wn,a robbed of $26.60 and his ve Llewellyn in Saraipota, Fla. er-in-Iaw Leonard Smith in In hicle taken. Washington '— The Interior Ds- lower rate of profit you might still It had real deviltry and ihrawd- ratronage ^bllgatfbn all by Itself, dianapolis, and again- in York,- Pa., Seized as Robber Thb youth’then proreoded to pItSk Poor Motivational Research ness In It. 1 Sooner or later, we have to come Team Teaching Mr. and "Mrs. Sheldon Gatfiner of up a "fare, " Yvonne Jiggers, a 28- partment’ij Bureau of Land Man Aanrt?F0tpr come out ahead—this has not al Jonathan Trumbull Highway have to See Mr. and Mrs."Earl Saunders, agement In 1959 distributed ^ J i May could only have" hooked 1 to the reaJlaatlon that, In these former local residents. The Saun (Continued from Page One) yeat old Negro,' .w’ho asked to be We presume that Khrushchev, ways been considered reprehensible Connecticut Argentine Navy Sure Tried in School reutrned home from Florida. They driven to a Shefivian Squarq ad- .5.56.354 in resource payments to' consulting his propaganda charts, tha Democrats In, how he would modem tlmee. the burden of flnd- visited relatives in Clearwatir and ders’ son Robert, a little boy when lEopning l^praUi business policy. To the contrary, it hava had,thoro! Ing paople to take public jobs dicatedf they lived on the Green, is nOw at Neil out and drove away in ■ the <'ire.ss. 27 .states. I^e largest collection" of PUHUBUgiti thought he could do nothing more "Team Teju:hlng," a feature be Sarasota and took side tfJps to nianAf.h PB IM& has been thought of as cme honest - Yunkee For It dev^ops that all who take] should not be allowed to cripple various parts of the state. tending college in Texas. taxi. The' cah subsequently was Upon reaching it, young Long receipts in the agency's history. u atiMU effective, on his new tour of Asia, way of getting ahead In the free these frtder^ census Jobs oeme any one purty exclusively, ing discussed at the American Mrs. Louise Smith and her anandoned. ’ i hopped out to open the rear door, By A, H. 0. The a p p r^ln g comment* re On Cedar Street near Broadway confronted toe woman with his gun The funds came from .^'^mineral- tc counter the Eisenhower impres enterprise syetem—-honest, that is, under the Hatch Act. which for-.r Association of Bchool Administra aau'ghter Mrs. Marahall Nuhfer ’Manchfistor Evening Herald , „ ... lease revemres, grazirtg leases, bids them political activity. And ceived oh the, ability ertd Columbia nbrreapondent Mra. Don-1 about 5 a.m. the youth engaged and was about to grab her purse sion of last fall, than to resurrect in ^comparison with the alternative (Continued from Page One) American antisubmarine equip tors' convention at Atlantic City. have returned home from a trip to •hen two patrolmen nearby spot timber sales, and other. respurcA. There reportedly Was a moment this -may; mean that. In order, to Detroit. They flew out. Mrs. Srtiith aid R Tntfle, telephone ACademv I ^bbther rah, (iriven by Joseph I* i- VouMad October i una the crimes of Western colonialism. irt’actice of trying to create a mort- A ThoiHrht for Today thoudhtfulne** of our iteff ment such as deep charges, sound N. J., this week, is of prime in 8-S4S5. ’ I volsl. After driving to Spring ted him and made the arre.st. sales during theMdsar. during the 1959 session of the T^t the census staff which la need picked up a new car at the fac He has been busy trying to do Just' opoly so you could force the public ed, -the Republican organisation Simnaored by too Manoheeter members are truly appreciated; would be captured or sunk "within buoys, flarelB and electronic detec terest to George E. Graff, , rural PubUabed tsvfn ttranUii Bbtcaj) that, to unenthuaiastlc ^dlences. General Assembly when BepubH- a-rnatter of hours." Yesterday, De tion devices, Bundara Md Bolldari ICntared ICnt* at to pay as high a price as you felt may have to require good loyal Council of Ohorobes thoie who awiit in provming Capt. Ray M. Pitts of the Of superintendent of schools, who is Pact OtDo* Otno* Mat lUncbeatar Conn until finally, in one those bursts can State Chairman Ed May, per X.! fense Minister .Iiisto Villar ad Second Claas Mall Hatter like charging. workers all over the state to give fice of the Chief of Naval Opera attending the convention. .George of bluntness typical of him, he con haps inspired by toe acclaim given up their party work and resign our services are dedicated to mitted it was possible the intruder Perhaps we were never really as TMe winter lias been a seeaon tions headed the unusual task Patros, principal of Horace Vf. - SUBSURIPTIUN RATES fessed publicly that he didn't un Governor Rlblcoff’e high levii their party-posts for at least a six the highest principles of the had slipped nut.of the gulf despite force. The Navy said their orders Porter School, .who was to- have Parable to Advance devoted to toe free enterprise sys- 'week period, thus perhaps crip- of widespread alckneea. Many of One Tear ...... SU.fiu derstand why the Indians, for in statesmanship in offering to di profession. a navy blockade patrol across the permit them to go aboard Argen attended, was unable to do so be Six Montba •••«• • *a••••••••,•• • r 70 teip as we pretended. Perhaps busi plln,g the party organisation----- *— i th®the alck and of thoee caring for tine navy ships If requested but "it stance, didn't carry with them to vide the patronage of the new clr 10-mlle wide moiith. cause of hla own Illness and tnat Three Ifontba ness, too, was always in search, by vbry outset of a presidential year them have experienced that drop A feeling began to spread that is not expected that they will take, of his small daughter. However, O ne MOOtb aaa^aaaa,aaaa»aaaaa*aaa day more bitter resentment for tfuit court system equaUy with poUUcsJ season. The Bepubllcans j jj, eeneo of inner security an active part in any operations." W eekly ..aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, one route or another, of that same there may nSver have been a sub he too, was interested in this sub StoSla Copy laaaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaaaa 't® things that happened in history's toe Republicans, made a generdus have to get the census takers j which can conw with Mnoss. An Navy historian* were unable to security, that same guaranteed marine there in the first place. ject. He has been putting it into yesterday. offer to split with Rlblcoff and the somewhere, oven If they have to eideriy friend of ours was recently •'If there really is a submarine find in a quick aearch of the rec practice in his own school system. >■ MUHBUR UF profit, that same removal of the Democrats some of the patrpnagie d rift them. . jtoken to .a hospital in a serioue ofds any previous peacetime- at rHE ASSOdATBO PRESS Now it is quite conceivable that there, why doesn't the navy catch According to the educators Iba Aaaodated Prcaa la Oxclualvelr element of total risk which Is rep coming his own future way. This If k a y had succeeded In hook- ptomlcal oontHUon. But It was he It?" on* Btiqnos Aires resident said-. tack on an unidentified submarine. teamwork is becoming as impor anUUad to the use ol republloatlon ol there will be places. In Asia and In all nawa dlapatchea credited to It or resented by toe price support and generosity was supposedly contin Ing toe Dcmocrata In, eo that they Mmdolf wiyo gave courage to his "They've jrot every ship ip.the navy* in thi^weslcrn hemisphere, tant in 'some classrooms as it.haus not otbarwlsa credited to tola paper AfricA where Khrushchev cart get subsidy system for the farmers, or, gent upon some additional honor were obligated to provide half the siwround^ friends, saying:‘This toerfe and are usiriR everytoinR ex- MORE been on school athletic and alao the local neara publlahed .here. some response by rehearsing the ing, by Ribicoff, of the bi-partisan staff for the dtosus, what a sly [ is God’s affair. He la with the doc cept toe atomic bomb afialnst one The navies of, the United States squads. "The Teaching Teams" are ■ All rigbta ol republloatlon ol special less completely, by toe social se tors, He wiQxte tts lesue.” and several Latm-Ainerican coun- dispatchea hereto are alao reaerved past crimes of the colonial powers, spirit involved. triumph that woulil now appear to] 400 MAIN STKHT lonely sub they say la damaced. being tried experimentally in wide curity-system for American indi As the story went at the time, The sonar la probably picklnc up a tries have rapor^d sighting sub and by casting doubt on toe sln- be! Ribicoff and''»aliey would | Rev. niikp M. Rore, D.D. MANCHfSTBt,CONN. ly scattered communities across Ftill aerrloe client ol N B. A Serv viduals. Ribicoff failed to see any similar have to be conscripting their own Bucdcingham Oburch bunch of tin cans." marines. The U.S;- Navy said it the nation. For the most part ice. toe. _ ^'rity of their present programs of sighted a Russian sub operating InibUaiiera Repreaentatlvea; Itie Perhaps, if business had its way ity between his own noble gesture party workers, decimating "their But a navy captain back from these experiments have not been Julius Matbews Special Aaency - Ne nelp to former colonies. and that May was trying to make. own town committee^ In order'to r toe Scene insisted a submarine had in International waters Jn-.the At conducted long enough to provide York, Cbloaco Detroit ana Boston. / today, it would outlaw such a revo Perhaps that was simply because ■ really been in the Rulf. lantic last year. ENJOY ALL THE MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU /OB But there are certain odds against fill their quota. The burden of. material for definitive evaluation, YOU CAN lutionary character as the original "It wanted toe navy to see it." The U.S. Navy has not tried^to CmCULATIONB what Ribicoff had divided with toe taking toe census patronage would but the subject is one of lively in him. In toe first place, whenever Henry Ford, who grabbed buslrtess Republicans was a list of highly i)ot be upon one party alone, but he said, explalntnR that it would destroy any suspected submarines terest to the school administrator. The Herald Prtntlna Coihnu toe. , he goes, he has to be invited by and created vast new markets by prized judgeships, probably carry * FREE DEUVERY surface near a warship, then dive in peacetime, so far as is known, assumes no Itoandal reappnslb itv loe upon both equally. before the sailors could train their and the Argentine effort apps^rent- The teaching teams—-sometimes typo^apMcal errors api^rlnii to ad- sovereign, free nation. In other deciding arbitrarily that he would ing life tenure, while what May Perhaps May, dealing with a two teachers, sometimes a teacher vertleements and other readlnii matter had supposedly offered to. divide smoothie like tUblcoff, didn't have S UBREn DRUB puns on it. ly Is unique in that respect. MIRACLES OF words, he is being entertained by sell a car anybody could afford to The Soviet embassy has denied and art aide, sometimes a mastei MODERN In The Manchester tlydnlne Herald with Ribicoff was a list of 1960 much chance of succeeding with The mutual Security Act was former colbnles Who have received buy. # AtmFAItKADE any Ru.ssirtns ships are in the area. cited a.s authority for sending the teacher and two or more tcacners Dialnilay advertlMiilk clostnit hours: federal census takers, jobs to last his bold, unorthodox play. But he Aiid the navy captain said if the, or aides — are not intended to Friday their freedom. “'I5;ey have'pot re some six weeks. U.S: Navy team to Argentina. It For Hopgv—1 p ^ . certainly must be credited with a sub were Russian, “It would try provides that friendly countries change the pupil-teacher, ratio t,r For p.m Monday._____ ceived it from Russia, or from At any rate, Ribicoff reportedly shrewd and accurate anticipation to hide while observinp military to eliminate the need for ' more For Wednei -1 b.mt Tuesday. Communism. They have received it Japan Npeds Librarians -vin buy American military equip For Thi . , . 1 p.m. wedneeday. refused toe offer, along with the of what the situation would turn centers in the Golfo Neuvo." ment and technical or advisory professional teachers, but to util ALL-NATU For Frlday^l .m Thursday from the voluntary decision of prospective opportunity to share out to be, if he kept all the census The U.S. government announced ize the talenjs of the availaole Ftir Satiiraav- o m Friday Tokyo—Japan baa a rtioriage of service. ‘ Claaalfled deadline:r 10:*0 a.m. each some individual colonial power, or something more of his own with jobs for himself, and hod nothing ’ last night it was sending addition teachers more effectively and to dav ol oublleatlon except toturdav— trained Itbrariarui. Some 12,000 Argentina is paying the expens- . . ^ . . . by toe decision - of the collective May, and the supposed incident to lose by making the effort, and al-anti-sub equipment-to-the--Ar- "cs of th^"*rtaiT ekpiftsTlS attractive, 9 a m - ■ f ...... went down trt Capitol scuttlebutt" a lot to If, by any long gentine Nsvy. which slready is conscience of toe West which has teachers have attend^ courses for the cost of equipment. The nilv^ ; Gcaf says. librarians in the past five years. as an Instance of May’s naive ap chance, Ribicoff had nibbled at the OUR IN^URANCEDLAIM SERVICE using ?n^^^'h^l‘n^ri?ds^'^toam‘ofi*mphasized deep-level U.S. depth charg- that Argentina had! where an aid* is part of the I Tuesday, February 16 pressured colonial powers which The Education Ministry is spon proach to the professional game bait. es aga nst the , ordered the equipment before the teaching team, the assumption ;s | might themselves have been reluc soring courses of this type at 18 of politics. Besides, from the higher and U.S. undersea w^arfare expe Is a l-, n rteclined to ! that the teacher Can be relieved of I tant to give Up sovereignty. universities In an attempt to edu Subsequent developments, how larger point of view, it Isn’t really so IS on its way down to ad ise ® this time. The : many noninstructional burdens to : The Second Theme fair that any one political party cate primary and junior-high-^ ever, have shown that, even though ""memocr team will art | exact co.st .of the whole thing has - do a more efficient job of teach- In\8ome instances, as in India school teachers for library work. It turned out to be a losing play. should have to handle such a drab For some weeks past, t|ie first toe emonial po^er,',Britain, has.so «nlv ». advisers on the use of I not been computed yet. mg. ■ ; l^reat theme of the Democratic conducted Itself \since the grant . ALWAYS ^______. ------;---- ■ , Those who advocate teaching presidential tjampalgn, to bo used teams composed of fully qualified Ing of independeniJe^ to India as to teachers point out that there are and .to dominate" no m atter who become India's best and most re wide variances among teachers the nominee may be. has been ap- spected friend. “ Did Not Kill Mrs. Finch, themselves in experience, academ parent ^ ^, MEASURES UP! ic backgroumlB. ability to work It is also true that toe only ex I •s-"--- with various types of pupils and Now the 8ec"lmd bigf theme-has ternal threat India feels today is Just made Its Initial appearance. We write insurance through sound, long Carol Tregoff Testifies groups, and in preferences for not that of any Western colonial to be that different methods of presentation. Both major Democratic campaljfn ism, but that of Chinese Commu established companies lure •which the stair calls a "do-it-your- When they are organized in'.o themes are neg'atlve. T^ey.^ are nist expanslonisrn. our customers will g it fast, cheerTuI (ConHnued from Page One) teams K becomes possible to capi based on the frank assumption "self rnurder kit." ' It is also true that Khrushchev, claim service, and we follow each clalrn It coniained rope, s knife, s talize on special strengths and that, unless the Democrats can luc-^ car and turn around." She re minimize weaknesses, so that the who speaks so eloquently of toe throughout the course of its ad|ustment fla.shlight. a hammer, a rubber ceed In knocking something down, plied. .. . team as a w’hol* functions more evils of cplqjiiallsm, is also toe man. .sheet, sleep-inducing drugs, hypo they may not have much of a to protect your interests in every way. Then Miss Tregoff cried. dermics and the shsving case effectively than.he members could who, fr^'.toe necessities of his individually. chance next November. What the Snapped prosecutor - r'iifford and hullct.s. \ own securitjf and power politics Advocates of this approach also Democrats have to knock down are Crail yesterday: "I . have no In ! The pistol normally in it which position, felt It lirtperatlve to crush Dr. Finch s.-iid discharged ac- note that it gives toe individual \the twin claims of the Flsenhower tention to examine this witnes.s teacher more time for preparation the Hungarian IndepehdMCe revolt j cidenlally to kill his wife was wlmlnlstratlon—those clahns ex under these conditions ..." and allows more flexibility in of 1956. He has yet to walk.out of ' never found. pressed In the slogan oj Peace and ^Interrupted Carole: "I'm okay Miss Tregoff testified at the doc grouping pupils on the basis of any satellite the way Britain ability, interest, and achievement. Prosperity. These epUW possibly And, dabbling at her eyes with tor's preliminarv hearing that ahe walked out of IndlA carried the case up the hill to the Court Claae* make the Republicans imbeatable. obert J. a handkerchief, she continued. Thejp are'"some of the reasons doctor's hillside home July 18. She A.tty. Elizabeth Hutchins con Stunething has to be done about why the people of India haven’t Her sttorneys kept' secret iin- wa-s arrested after her testimony. tinued a case against David Frac- them, and somethlhg Is being done 4i1 the ia.st minute whether she Yesterday she repeated the story chia of Hebron, Monday, in Trial been able to muster any great bit about Uiem. would testify in her own defensej and toid how she put the shav Justice Court in Yeomans Hall, terness ove^toe past evils of co- She w’ill take the stand again ing ca.ae Into the bigger case after aetting the date for his trial to *'The attack on the Eisenhower .Ipnlallsm. - particularly. :when . lt-lsL R today. Mrs. Finch faced them with the’ March I'l. Fracchia is charged REAL ESTATE crusade for peace -has been -holding ■ Khrushchev who Incites them to It. mith The state has charged she add pi.ilo!, . with speeding. r S incobpobated Albert E. Lyman, S3. Jonathan the nation's headlines for many INSURANCEILNCE ^ ^ ^ ^ Dr. Finch plotted, to kill the doc Asked Crail: "At that momejil weeks past. It Is a bold and con tor's socialite wife. 36-ycar-old br Finch made a lunge fo.r the Trumbull Highway, charg^ with Barbara Jean Finch, so they gun. didn't he?." failure to make a pro^r- turn certed effort to drive the hope of Burma Lights Up Again MS MAIN jBT.. GROUND FLOOR—TEL. MI 9-6Z41 "I'm not sure," said Carole. “The Feb. 5 after he collided with a car peace out of our minds and substi could marry withoiit losing part . Too often, in these times, toe “INSUBANSMITHS SINCE 1914” of toe doctor’s wealth in a divorce next thing I’-knew, he threw some driven by Muriel E: Peruccio, 37, tute for It the craven fear of cer court. thing at me, and 1 just grabbed it." of E^ast Hartford^was found in- news concerns toe faltering of "When you saw the gun tha’. nocent. H'i: was'' represented by tain defeat in certain war. In this Then, for more than an hour effort, o.ur standing and. capacity some new experiment in democra was pointed at you, didn't you im- Atty. Irving Krug of Willimantic. cy, among people not prepared for Carole-faced Crkil's cross-examina medlai’.ely at that instant run out?" Elizabeth booney.~28; and her-hus- .and reputation as a nation are be tion, He fired his questions so fast its resjKmsiblllties. Such news > t about -that 4nslaw.-toe..caae J-band Jamrta-Looney/ 31. both of ing roughly torn down so that we .defense attorneys complained the tame at me. and I ran out/'^ , Doubleday Rd.. arrested after a can be labeled- second rate in every came from toe nation of Burma B i g witness wa.sn't' being given a, Crail asked her why she hadn't , famiK’ -quarrel in their home last thing. There is a concerted effort some 15 months ago, when chaotic chance to complete sonic an.swer.s. told police about the shaving Hit 1 mart.h, were each put on proba- to picture us as at the mercy of pollUca produced toe advent of a Crail hit hardest at her testi when they questioned her before , Uon for a year a/id given a lO-day milltar;^ dictatorship.' - mony about two items: A shaving her arrest. • /suspended jail sentence. A charge TIussIa The purpose of this is not, cose and an attache ca.se. "You regarded i< as pretiy art- ofw ilfur damage to public utili- This week’s news from Burma i n t h e i e t of ^counw, to invite Russia to the X The shaving care 'Was one, in portant the nig-ht this was Lhj-dwn | ties placed against Looney at that attack which "would be so ettolly seems, by contrast, almost a bou »“hich Dr. Finch teatifted he usual to you by Dr. Finch in toe garage. ' ^ m e time, was noiled. successful, but to invite American quet of happy miracles. ly kpt hi,s .38 caliber pistol and didn't you?" asked Crail Bar Mitzvah ! bullets. TTie attache rase is one be voters to select a Democrat to lead The military dictator decreed The personality of a place is often flavored by some unique.^ "He told me to Lake/ft and get Martin Jay Axelrod. 13-year-old and supervised a free election. In longing to thejdoctor, and left at but of there. " .said Crtrole. "and I son' of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Axelrod them back toward military strength -vehicle: wheeled beach chairs along Atlantic City’s boardwalk the scene of Mrs. Finch's deatlr. did." . of Rt. 6 participailed in services again. which the army under his com in Congregation Sons of Israel ThBt^lf the voters are sufficient mand opeiated scrupulously to see . . . horse-drawn hansoms through New York’s Central Park . . . Every banking service you Sj'nago^e in Willimantic Satur ly gullible, will take care of the that the election was free. graceful gondolas on "Venice’s canals. N ot nearly as romantic, day, as part of his Bar Mitzvah, need „ r ^ j(qr M n ^ A dinner rey^ption was held .fdl- SEE YOUR Elsenhower pdhee Issue. At least, it. The people "■ of Biuma went to Ml^SOO Uncolle^^ ___ toe polls to decide between two po yet a distinct part of The Aircraft’s atmosphere: our 236 tricycles. 4tere% what is available fo you at your l(fwi^~lHe‘""s«''vi(r< tn toexlower T J S A t S R — - takes care of It on -the charts of hall of the synagogue. Guests wei c the Democratic’ strategists. litical parties, in reality factions nearby Connecticut Bank and present from New York. Mas.*a- OR THE of the same party. One of these These light,,tough trikes pedal the paths and perimeters of That half of the master cam In District Taxes chusetls. New Jersey and nearby factions seemingly had everything, we mean by Trust Company office. towns. HARTFORD paign having been well set In m<>* Pratt & W hitn^ Aircraft delivering mail, messages, bjuepriinn, • money, organization, more trans \ ■ ■ ■ You name your service: a Substitute Mall Carrier tlon. If was time for the other great and small parts. They even speed repairmen to idled machines. ■ Tax dollertions in the Rth Dis 1. Gav> informal approval to a GAS portation to the polls, plus a rept^ trict total $72,163.38, with about list of voting regulations for dis- Roy Simpson, Columbia Center, S Democia-tlc" he^U ve the to jf checking aoe has taken over the duties of the COMPANY tatlon for aiming at an authori Aircrafters have Ikeh krtbwh to wax sehtimentara ~ — $LSQO--remainlng_TfL_hiiL.CQUect ed. -tri£L.eleciiona-drawnXuP-J?xJ2tre'c: - 8ubstTtote f\irar\ira11 ‘matt‘matl'carrier: carrier: - a make its appearance. "With peace tarian line for Burm a ' count,. . • District Tax Collector Victor E. tors Tliomaa H. Elliott and Ray- taken care of, prosperity has to be young wag in our Design Section recently requisitioned a delivery Swanaon repoited last night. , -mond F. Damato. withholding final post which has long been vacant. BLOOMFIELD \ The other " faction had former tru st pro Raymond E. Lyman, veteran car knocked down too. Near!, half of the outstanding ; approval until proposed corrections Berme's TV & Appliance Co. Premier U N.u as its leader, and a ii^rhyme: amount is centered in five ac-t'and additions are incorporated In rier. who retires next summer, is ' The moat direct way to’talk tection for piesently taking sick leave because tradition of belief lit tfemocracy counts, Swanson said, with one of to "a new list. EAST HARTFORD down prosperity Is to . talk up even though, in previous leader Silently oti wheels of three, . your estate these owing $6.53.97 on' both per- 2. Set Fch. 29 as a date to open of a .Serious hack condition. aonal property a.id real estate tax-j bids on a proposed extension of L Simplon has been a residerll J. M. Fields depression. And, just as the Dem ship, U Nu had h"ot been abia to Deliver’st thou blueprints to me. .. . sound financial ocrats hatre succeeded^ln using our es. '■ sevve service on Grant Rd.. with here about 10 years. He was at one build the principles and-practice of .That account was liencd last] bids being advertisert beginning to-jlim e in the Columbia Construction GLASTONBURY generals to sharpen^ their argiv eo u n sd ...a savinga democracy strongly enoujh^or Jt The Brooklyn-made trikes are a vital link, in oiir internal year, he noted. morrow. Specifications have been Co. with Clarence Grant, and more Berner's Gas & Appl. Servicfi ment that w« are defenseless lA the to be stable. ^ account... Ikavelen ' "The big project." Swanson i drawn for the construction. , recently was trucking for the* Con Monaco & Sons world, so they have, when It tomes The- people of Burma voted, communications network. And while they are amazingly durable, said, "w ill be , toe cttUecti.on of | necticut Bi-Product.s Co- This he George Preli & Son to the^ economic side, somebody Cheques or a letter $569.88 worth of aiiton^ile tax Fine for Fish gave up when he was injured in decl8i,vely, for toe ’’democratic" the wheels get a good working over en rojit^^ In just 21 m onth^ Add salt and pepper to white.rtr. , Oh, happy is the home, and all the people in it, j — then less to operate. .And wh^n'you have else to run Interference for them. credit. * . a personal es." This amount, he said,'is scat-> an accident which destroyed his HARTFORD under-dog facUon, which, seemed tered over 345 separate accounts, i yellow corn meal and dip, fish fil- i truck several weeks, ago. Aetna Radio & Appliance Co. ■when this miracle fuel "works all the modern spt'erat of them, you're really-in the savings From the A.FX>.-C.I.p., in a -re Department D-27 replaced 322 tires, 22 tubes, 84 wheel rims lets in the mixture before cooking Personals clear proof that’they, too, were be- loan or a/busineea many of them less than 2.5 cents Atlantic Sales Co. port Of Its executive council meet- each. and browning in butter or other Mr. and Mrs. Mason A, Nuhfer miracle appliances as only gas ,can do, fTj , bu.sine.ss! ' ’ . , \ grinning, through experience, to and 2,000 spokes. Enough spare parts are stocked to build a loan...the list otnild go PAGE NINE V •lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESt^R, CONN., .TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.^ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 . PAGE EIGHT ■T" pltil, the Heart aiid Cancer Funds, School to 1111 INSURANCE iiliiiiliiliiiil SINCE I f 23 iiiiji Anilld Welfare, etc. I think we are, Germ of Revolution liii-l Hear Ye All! wrong In resenting these requests, Nosex^f Missile "lEPORE LOSSES HAPPEN. Zoners Hear Nixon especially when they come from Sheekey Will Retire, ’ The Open Forum dedicated men and women who arC INSURE WITH LAPPEN" Ye Bigge Sale seriously concerned. Alive in El Salvador The Ward School of Electronlce. 13 Requests^ Communications for publications In the Open' Forum will not be This is democracy at work and a division of the University of Test guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. The we ought to thank God every day Hartford, will exhibit the firet re- ’ Now 6n Sick< Leave Here Saturday In Wisconsin Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter that we live In a country where we have By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG 6>dominate its economic and 'social entiXvehicle, a nose cone, ever Table Action may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression o polit life. to /be recovered .by the Air Force a choice as to how We shall invest San Salvador, El SaliTador, Feb. ter experiencing an ICBM range (Continued from Pago On«> ical views is desired by contributions of this character but letters Falling prices of .Coffee,, cotton Town Engineer James Sheekey, , ('Oonttoned from Page One) our money above taxes. In certain 16,(>P>—The pressure of #ociat and "firing, at an open house Friday. The Zkming Board of Appeals which are defamatory or abusive will-be rejected. other countries all of our income and sugar have slowed economic X veteran town employe, is on sick political changes that have swept development. Unemployment /is The open house' will be from 9 postponed to Thursday-dts execu Some of the items for sale are Kennedy who are bidding for th'o would'be confiscated by the Gov- / ■ave pending likely cetirement on tive session to consider 13 re State News state’* 31 vote* at the Democratic ers-ient and we should have no' Latin America are beglnlng to firing ' and there are reports of a.m. to 10 p.m. at 44 Nile# St., $5.98 palnt-bj umber sets at 98 Hartford. Because of tranepor- X disability pension. quests for variances and excep convention. *Oiie of Safest Oporto* i^charge the average person can af 'choice' in Its distribution. make themselves fe)t in the tiny growing unrest apiong the lower The announcement came from tions to the zoning regulations. (Cents a $34.50 maple-arm lounge Nixon’* decision to . enter the To the Editor, ford. • As a matter of fact, the total clas.ses. The discontent now seems tation difficulties, .the noee cone We have administrative ex Republic of El Salvador. will arirve at 10 a.m. and remain general Manager Richard Martin The postponement was voted by chair for $1 a movie camera for primary was announced by Harvey I notice that 1i»e controversy re asked of us Is not burdensome. The military backed government -to be fpCus.sed around elections Roundup penses. We have salaries to pay; for mayor* and members of the na until 8 p.m. 4st night at a meeting with Town ZBA members last night due to. $10 and a $149 bedding outfit for Higley of Marinette, chairman of garding hunting in town atill goes Let's see: of Lt. Col. Jose Maria Lemua is the Wisconsin Committee for We have an office secretary, we tional assembly scheduled for Only recently de-claaalfied, the ,7 Directors. the late adjournment of its pub $ 10. Statistics show that the average moving to conUln these pressures. nose cone is the type used on both Sheekey, who would have reach (Continued from ^age One) Nixon for President. Higley is a mi. Some aeem to think children share the'salary expenses of an Apfll. ' Disaster At Midnight lic hearing. The treasure hunters who trav Executive Director and assistant income of Manchester families is \Thla smallest country of the the Titan and Mimiteman missile. ed the mandatory retirement age Time was spent last night large eled to Mystic yesterday aro'memt former head of the Veteran# Ad may get hurt, others seem to think hemisphere (13,000 square mile*, / The government has ddopted a with other units of the Hartford f7,000 yearly. . Regarding how new electoral law for these elec To present some idea of the I f 65 on July 7, 1962, iid today ly on three requests involving hers of the Chamber's birthday disqualified themselves because ministration, serving under an ap elders might. much might reasonably be given about the size of Connecticut and speeds and temperatures involved ac took a physical exam yesterday (jonnty YWCA. Because we have tions. It -bans political parties erefction of gasoline service sta sale commi. ee rnd bear a striking they were Miller's friends. pointment by Elsenhower. It bolls down to the fact, that to charitable organizations there Massachusetts combined) app^rs in the conquest of space, the re Over 4,OOO,O0O persons will be diaiMm in horn® arhich wlil be studied by the Town The charge against the legisla-, our own office, we have equipment w-Iiose organizers or leaders have tions and other buildings in sep resemblance to a group which In a letter to Higley, Nixon mothers and dads will buy their and supplies to purchase. are standards. The United States to contain plenty of fuel for ;a re search laboratories-Of the United Pension Board before a decision is crossed the Connecticut River last lor and eight of the other defend said; kids bikea to ride on the highways volutionary fire. "Communist, anarchic or any oth accidents during the next t w e ^ months. Un arate areas of town. ■ We are a unit of the Hartford Internal Revenue Department al er Ideology or affiliation that tends Aircraft Corp. will demonstrate i l Made. The veteran employe, town I^irestone Tire and Rubber Co. year in, a rowboat. ants was frequenting a gaming " I appreciate the general sen of the town, when the national A relatively few farqllla* own the "magnetic pinch.” . 'This la an mgineer since 1946, was put on house. All.were fined $25. • County YWCA. The Hartford lows 30 per cent. The Bible stand- to destroy or alter the democratic sought two variances and an ex Leslie Hochberg v, Jay Bori^ Runners and homing pigeons timents which you expressed in average of vehicle deaths is some County YWCA is a separate asso- srd is a minimum bf 10 per cent the land and control th(i Wealth of effect incorporated Iri plasma en fortunately, there’.s no gu&r^tee that you won’t lick leave yesterday, according to will be dispatched by the group Joseph Dummlt, 54, was fined your letter requesting consent for 40 odd thousand, and these ve this agriculiitral codntry, which structure of the goverrtment. of ception to allowT construction of a -clation from the Hartford YWCA. The sb-csdled ’ideal family budget' the republic.” gines by which plasmas develop Martin. service station and sales building from time to time to apprise the $50 oq the charge of keeping a your committee to enter my namk hides are driven by adults, moat lives on its exports'^of coffee, cot speeds of 700,0p0 miles per hour be one of them. Telephprte us today, for full in Merit Schttlarship Finalists gaming ho\ise. The raid was at It serves communities outside t^ie siiggeata 2 per cent. If everyone The only parties approved thus Sheekey said hla retirement was on E. Center and Madison Sts. folks back home of what the heck in the' Wisconsin presidential pri of them anyhow. The injuries Red Feather area and so the Hart gave $5.00 each to seven different ton and BUgar. and temperatures of 18 million suggested bv Martin late last Miss Leslie Hochberg and Jay?> Ihfv're doing out there pn the Dummit's apartment. I hate to quote the total. The great /"m ajority of the far are the administrailion's own formation on the pew Non-Cancelable Incom® Two building zones are involved in The filial merit scholars Vill, be mary and I am pleased to accede ford County YW c a , and we as one organizations; - a total of $35.00 Revolutionary Party or Democrat degrees farenheit; 4nonth but that he (Sheekey! had Boris, both seniors at Manchester waves. Meriden police said Miller gave They will leave driigs around for population ^ 2 ''2 million live on the request. announced April 27. to your request. •' qt their .units, receive. no funds would amount to one-half of one ic Unification and the small Revo The open house will also fea no objection to it. He said Martin DeCormier Motor Sales is seek High Scltpol, are ftrialists in .the them a name other than his ownj kids to eat, in fact leave them farms Wqrikera on coffee planta ture a film, "Man in Space.” pro- Protection Plam 1959-60 National Merit Scholar The merit scholars will b6 seje^k- "It is my hope that your com- from-the" Greater Hartford Com per cent of income. Church mem lutionary Action Party, which knew his health was hot good and ing an,, exception and certificate when he was arrested. When this mlt(4e and members of both poli home generally In the hands of un^ munity Chest. Neither do we re tions receive wages ranging from vided-'by IBM for continuous that there were no personal feel ship com p^tion, and will have a ed on the basis of the total high wa's disevovered, he was re-ar- ber* in Manchester give 1 per cent $15 t PAGE ELEVEN MANCHb81h« EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, E’EBRUARY 16. I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 FA G E! T t N ______^ ______i*«e------—T-:------■!:------: DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Rockville free Book oo Arthritio BUGGS BUNNY 105 Pints of Blood Collected SAWVWwwr \ IP YER NOW MAYBE' • T.a iu«. u£ PH Oft IM artin Makes Plea And Rhenmitisin Anfwer to Pum Ib 7HROUSH i \ l s e t . At Twin Visits of Mobile Unit Housing Unit HOW TO AVOID CRIPPLINO WAITIN'ON PETUNIA, SOME S u r e lV, t Wis 65,yo u SvtouuD i Wilson's Wife D E F O R M m E S OUTATHAT k n o w -rWAT TO a BCAIM A S -fl QUIT HOLPIN' HANPS For Sewer Proiects An amazing book oatltlad "A r- t UNt^ERSTANO that RESOURC&FUL AS MIME, H AN'6ET BUSY,PORKY! Of the 105 pints of blood donatedS-Harvey Pastel, Mrs. Flpwhce Gets $33d,000 l/nevs 3ROiN?i.-a lia s B«eM6Z6R. AO PAYS IS A$ eooo AS Asi ACKOSS 2 Hidden thritiz and Rheumatism” win b « Helni, William Strong, Dr/Yuk sent free to anyone who will write 5CR006&.'$AYE TH6 OWLS CLUB ; e t e r n i t y /.AFTER ALL, . S Feliehood In yesterday’s twin visit to Man ‘!0M0REDA'^J0MAK£TH& ' X itfeag plea for a public vote^ Cummings said All toe storm sel Yurugar, and WUllan* Haber- for it. I WAS 1 n o t a F in a n c ia l 4 Worm U.S. pres dent. I on $35(1,000 worth Of storm sew sewers, and a library addition, Chester by the BloodmobUe, five em For Project W0RTSAS6 IWMENT/WUAT ADYiSER t o LLOYD'S OF It reveals why'drugs and medi ers came -last night from General could go on toe machines in the residents reached new gallon Kind o f a MIRACL.& DO YOU I LONDON AT o n e T iMEZ Also, Mrs. Conatedtoe Watson, cines give only temporary relief 1—Axson WiUwn State elecUon next November. 6KP6CT TO WHIP UPTOKEEP j Manager Riohard Martin. marks. Yesterday’s top donor, Dr. Philip E. S mn4r, Mrs. Doro The Rockville Housing Authority and fail to remove the causes of Meanwhile, the Board this spring FROMWAl KiNS t h e ^ N K 6 She died In g Japanete herb Martlp told 'Town Directors that thy Amare /Elmer Griffiths, the trouble; explains-a specialized could earmark $75,000 in capital Earl Anderson of 94 Pitkin St., has been allocated $330,000 for a 30. THREE MONTHS FROM NdvJ R, the White g strongest the towft. has "gotten Into more Mrs. Sarah Griffiths, Mrs. Alice L. reached the 3-gallon mark. Fred unit housing project fcir toe ?lder. non-surgical treatment which has August 0, HI4 jQ Boy's natpe and more tr6uble‘>^ by neglecting improvements money to get toe Kloter, Gerard Pell''tler, Mrs. Clar storm sewers started. proven successful since 1919. U Extol 11 River In South its etorm sewer program in past erick Backofen completed his sec ice Hlldin^ Mrs. Celcia Zorkis, ly. Dr. David G, Jaxtieimer has 27 Melody 86 Color Cummings added that toe Board You incur no obligation'in send 12 Withstand America years, as well as its highway pro ond gallon, and John H. Steevea, Mrs. B ^ r e d St. Louis, William announced. - - ’y SOFlihea (rare) 86 Beatty, for could appropriate up to $125,000 ing for th is. Instriictlve book. It 14 Neweat IS The^ws gram, while money was going to Mrs. Jeanette Olrerdln end Mrs. Schaller, Ralph Schaller, (Jeorge The Authority was advised of toe 31 LoyalitU initance this spring for capital Improve may be the nwans of saving you ,1S Oak aeeds 17 Insurance ward new schools. Carl Lombardo became 1-gfallon Mrs. Carrie Peterson, Mrs. amount it will receive yesterday. 16 Peer Gynt'l (ab.) 32 Armed fleet 41Appoctioii ments without woriV about a tax year's of untold misery. W rite to But school expansion seems un donors. ; Pghline Padua, Mrs, Dottle Whee- The State Bond Commission last mother 20 Sundry 33 Skittish 44 Biblical hike. In the current yeM, the sum day to The Ball CllniCi Dept. 5409 der control now, Martin said, in .. The units were set up at the ck, ^iss SaHy Fraser, Mrs. Ber week approved $5 million in allo BY V. T. HAMUN 17 Anger 21 Aleutian 34 Goutte ebuntry appropriated into the capital proj Ebccelsior Springs, Misspuri. presenting a $451,685 list of 18 Manchester Memorial Hospltol end tha. Fontaine, And Dr. John Barry. cations for 14 communities, includ A I ^ Y OOP 18 Even (poet.) island reversed (her.) 43 Grand Master ect and capital improvement funds storm sewer projects with a strong at M oriarty Bros, on C en t^ S j/ ing Rockvilje. IB Minister to 22 Conger 33 Her husband of St. Patrick totaled $138,457, he said. At.Morlartj's recommendation that at least half Application has been made by 21 Social insect fishermen led the (ab.) Cummings said he had hoped at Mrs. George Walker, caii^m of Those who kept appointments at American-----46Turmaric of the work,' or up to $350,000, be the local agency for 100 units, but 22 Essential 24 Identical first toe town’s storm sewer needs Guest Speaker the day at MMH, reported/Oiat 17 Morlarty’s .were: in World 47 Musical included in a referendum on capi New President 30 is expected to. take care of im being 25 Feminine could be handled on a pay-as-you- out of 30 who had appeiiniitments Mrs. Ward Krause, Arthur Ran War I direction tal improvements this May. The Rev. H. J. Sutcliffe, director W ilfred Desroalers, 188 McKee mediate needs. Dr. Jaxheimer has f r o m 23 Sketchers appellation go basis from annual operating showed up,*While there were w< 48 dall, Thomas Dawkins, Raymond of the Episcopal Guild for toe Colpitis, Mrs. Eileen Fee Her called a . sp^lal. meeting of the 23 NaUve ot 'The total still would “not do all budgets over a 5-year period. walk-lns. ' ‘ • St., w as instaUed as president of Latvia (pi.) Blind, N ew T i rk City, will be bert J. .Cunningham, Anthony authority for Friday at 7:30 p.m. in 2 3 4 r ( r r ii the work that is needed,” the man Kelly said atorm sewers and At Moriarty's, 28 out of 62 kept toe French Club of Manchester at 28 Salt pit guest speaker at a meeting at Bayles. Harold E. Turkington, City Hall to consider the next step. ager declared, "but would, take other town problems have been 27 Seiame it s Temple Beth Sholom tomorrow at their a M ^ t m a n U , according to Alexander';Girelli,. Hyatt Sutliffe, an installation dinner attended by The’ agency ha* also applied for r care of most of our pressing prob neglected over the- years but the 28 Australian 8:30 p.m. In recognition of Broth Mrs. TOim as^ Conrf&ly, ..captain Miss Susan Dehte, Earl Anderson, l6o persons at the Rosemount res federal funds. lems.” Board can’t put up a bond Issue new ostrich IT ii erhood Week, the meeting wlU be for the toj/there; Walk-ins num Frederick H. Burr Jr., George Four Disectors meeting in Mar- taurant In Bolton Sunday. . -C/ELL, 2S Employ of $1.5 mHlkm to take care of sponsored jointly.by Charter Oak bered> Thurber, Robert B. SchetUer, if ii Ud’s office to discuss capital im them. Other new officers InstaUed ' f.H y h a r d l y * 30 Fixed look' iT" Lodge and Ben Ezra (Chapter of The total number of donors liow- Charles Phillips, Charles A. Banka, 33 Trapping provements heard the manager “W e cent shake the money B ’nai B ’rith. The public is invited. were Marcel Laplerre,..yice presi slim ever./'was 45 below Manchester’s Norman Kloter, George W. Hunt, Personal Notices 87------d’oeuvre n r say that the town "tries to solve tree," Cununings agreed. , The EptscoprJ Guild for the moriUily quota of 150 pints. Raymond C. Larlvee, George Hahn, dent; Mrs. Alme LatuHlpe, secre 38 Article problems by spending as little as Harry Howroyd, chairman of Blind is a subdivision of the Am er tary, and Mrs. Paul Grenier, .'xhe next BloodmobUe visit will Albert • Robinson, Mrs. ■ Dorothy e y e g J a s a 3S Cicatrix possible" — by putting in appa the Building Committee, doubted ican (Jhurch Union, a missionary Wood, RoUand Wood, Alan Hotch treasurer. Walter N. L e d ere mode/? BY DICK TURNER toe at'the Center Church on March In Memoriam CARNIVAL 40 Limb ST ratus, he said, which is too smalL outside engineering plans and bid- and educational organization of 9, from 12:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. kiss, Gilbert Wilson, Edward Colt- chairman of the club’s board of HEARING AIDS*. 41 Month or for too short distances. tong for the storm sewers could directors^ was installing officer. In lovlnB memory of Simon Ixlkewicz, the Episcopal Church. Father SUl- At Hospital man,' and Donald Frankland. who passeU away February 15. 1959. 42 Follower N o decision came last night on be completed in time for a May cliffe is also a lecturer in ej^etl- FT Appointments were kept at Man Walk-lh donors at Moriafty’s Guest speaker was Romeo Zenith CITaMION 43 Tiara how much if any of the storm sew vote. He said plans are being cal (study of sacred Sc^ture), Sweet la the word of remembrance chester Memorial Hospital by Mrs. were: Stanley Ozimek, Mrs. H ar Gosselin of West Hartford,' presi Dear la the one who la: gone BY AL VERMEER 43 Mils Fields JT W er work would be put to vote in pushed On school renovations now. historical and liturgical /tocology 48 (jlalm * 1 Frances Southerlin, John H. riet Mitchell, Matthew Moriarty, dent of the Union of French In memory we will alwaya keep him PRISCILLA’S POP May. Kelly /idded: "Outside engineering with emphasL' In H e b r ^ and A ra Juat aa the yeara roll on. 4IU.S. Secretary Steeves, Mrs. Beatrice Emigh, E. William CahUL Daniel Carey, Clubs of Connecticut, and vice TOO BAD YOU YOU NEVER SEE MB ..AND I NEVER SEE IT ' Some IXrectors are anxious not has been oosUy over the years.” maic languages. H» n a a done re- VOL/ g e t t i n g A N Y of Treasury ■ Charles Helwlg. Frederick Back James . M. Ganzer. Nicholas ,So-_ .preside.nt and general manager of . Daughtera. aona and srandr^lldren. POLKS DON'T G ETTTN IS in t o F IG H T S t to jeopardise the chancea of a fa / Agrees Work Needed' . eearch on an anclenFChurch of toe G E T A LO N G WITH WALDO' PEACE OFFERINGS, .(1921-1832) W ■ | 4 i ofen, Mrs. Jeanette Girardtn, Mrs. ranno, Archie Croteau, Rufus the Roger Sherman" ’ Transporta POC5R D CARl -SO 80 More rstiohll ■ 1 vorable vote for a schcml, renova Howroyd, and ialso Depufy Di East which still ^orships- in A ra- Maria , Albert, Mrs. Veronica Wethersby, Colfn Fox, John Gada- tion Co. Dennis Frechette was In Memoriam fmtmmntKsmi L IK E W f DO! i T E.ge spoken by YOU WADANCTTH 81 Communion W tions program and a W est End rector of Public Works CtoesLer male, the langfuei Avery, Mrs. Virginia Larson, Ir rowsRi, Mrs. Alice Farrell, William toastmaster. A pen and pencil set In loviiiK memory of Frank L. Pln- noy Jr., who -pasaea away February 16 QUARREL WITH piste sanitary sewer iwoject already ex Langtry and Assistant Town En Ch'risL the Atobotles rjnd the first win H; Secor, Dr. John F. Barry, Brannick, Robert E. Heins, Forrest gift was presented to Edward MR. ------VT 4i Christians. He is an ordained priest 1969. ' pected to be^fon the machines in gineer Frank Steele were present Dr. R. J. Chutt«r<,Mrs> Elizabeth Hartin, John Mesko, Matthew M o Dupre, retiring president. D O W N of the Assyrian Orthodox Ctourch. Quinn’s Pharmacy that referendum. at the meeting. Langtry agreed Blodgett, Mrs.. Linda Platz, Julius riarty Jr., Gary BryanL James F.' Dear loved one. 1 Blackboard ST FatheY Sutcliffe was the recipi A'year haa paaaed away U Director Ted Cummlugs thought wMh Martin that all the projects Randazzo, Mrs. Carl Lombardo and parry, Raymond 2Iemanek, Howard Filled with thoughta of you each day. companion Bridget's Church;’’ ’ Mrs. John all the sewers might be put off for were needed. ent lait year of a "'fan of the Mrs. David Pierce. Dowd and William Steiner, Nobly - with the dear Lord'a grace. 873 M AIN ST. Year’’ award from the B ’nai B ’rith Haney, St. James' Ctourch; Mrs. We amlle. carry on. until we too reach a vote in November, rather than Martin said th a t, if defeated, the W alk-in donors at the hospital May, along with a proposed addi lodge in LowelL Mass., in recogni Thomas Minor, St. Bartholomew’s thia great reatlng place. storm sewera could not te put to were I PAGE THIRTEEN V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,“ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 PAGE TWELVE , , . . r ^ . S port Schedule lion • Today Jordan May Follow Moore ns Ex- ury High Swim, at Hartford. Windham at Manchester, 8/30 ” 'l!- -- Arena. Plalhvllle at Rockville,/ Pro Upset' Ohio Statens Buckeyes RHAM at Rocky HIIL Mouni as Games ening Wednesday. Eeb. 17 Indians, Windham Cheney at Cronywll. AtRule^ Snaps Friday,^eb, 19 Boast Clean Loop Mark At rreg.fwho was named alonif with Wllli^downhlH couise. Her skis were Manchester at^ethersfleld, 8130. Bogner, Ludwig I.*itner, and Hans broken but she wasn't hurt. Rockville at Glastonbury, 8:30. Back at Prexy ,-S'l"!” .7 s s t « a . ' » Peter I-.anig„ . Today the women make final In Big Loop Tilt New York, Feb. 16 (/P)— Triggered by a deadeye trio of ■(/P)‘—CnntrcWPK^' flaiPO p^jhnrkey on opcninff day i* planned, - -- -I -- two fronts mui rt)P itljur.v list, waiter Brown of Boston, ait IHF On the athletic front, the men downhiir test runs on R T 22 while sophomores, Ohio State’s Buckeyes are powering their way tested their mlle-a-minute downhill the merw go down -heir giant sla Providence,’ R.'I., Feb. 16 toward what could be the first unbeaten season in Big Ten spiralori to 14 tofftf witH the director, saiil they would meet with doubt right from orRanijefs today, addinR, "That course yesterday with LUis Molne lom course on the same mountain (/P) The . National Boxing BY MORRIS SpiONCEIXI never any Winter Olympic Games fast “rest races'also were scheduled on Olympic Torch the start a^toto who would win college basketball in 17 years. The bunch i.s there could be a many Rames in 10 days takes too of Spain suffering a broken leg In Assn, ha.s lifted ' old Archie No one is making any predic national championship at the end-^------^ ' ■ajlproachinjr- their TlHir.sday itich out of, ypur players," a spill. Minutes after the test, Por- the ice oval with distances of 500 Moore's light heavyweight tions about the outcome of to that gam'^.V_^ 1,500 and 5,000 meters for men and of the drivp. Colorado nipped Mlrtourl 63-62 openiiiK. - While the Controversy boiled. don crashed. Both men were, hos Arrives, After title 8nd is 'casting covetous night's long awaited meeting of Now the Indians are out for Fourth-rated nationally, Ohio Most serlmi.sly hurt was IlaKSn pitalized in Reno, Nev. 15 kilometers' timing for the cross the Indiana and Wiqdham's revenge, but- it Will not come for a 7-2 Big Eigljght record match Czechoslovakian Coach. Ed..ard Hilde Hofherr of Austria suffer country ski competitors. glances at still another crown State fired to Its 10th straight Big ing Kansas State which edged* downhill ski rarer Battista pordol Farda charRed hockey playtnR con- Whippets at 8:30 at the local easy. Ten victory. Its 11th straight suc In a (all into Sqiiaw Crepk, he snf-' ed, a dislocated thumb while prac Skier ^6 runo Alberti, a team — the one worn-'by welterweight Arena, especially Coach Elgin Iowa State 72-70 on Wally Frank’a. tions were "atrocious." He Lengthy Trip Don Jordan. i Friday night against Platt cess and an overall 18-2 record basket with 25 seconds left. Kan- fcred a broken Ipr. broken .arm ticing on the women’s slalom mate. (lescribed Pordon's accident. Zatursky. of Meriden the locals came up, rlltaned lee in both the indoor arena cour^ and became a doubtful He said the 20-year-old Italian was Moore, at his l)ome in San Diego, ‘ leist night with a 109-81 rout of ahs stayed in Big Eight contention, broken rollarbone,,^^lareratinns of andNbe outdoor rink was bad. However, he says that , no with their best team effort to fprmidable Illinois (13-5). It was the heart anrt JV’htnaion.s of .he left -starter. with him and another countryman Squaw Valley, Calif.. Feb. 16 (,T) Calif., was so upset on hearing of | matter what happens, the visi rolling to a 6-3 record as Wayne Thet’K were hints that If condi The Winter Olympics Iprch—a f the NBA, action yesterday that i date; showing well both offen the first time an Ohio State team Hightower’s free-throw after the kidney that...^cmiseri internal hleert- Others injured during the day Paride Milianti, testing skis on a tors will know they've been In sively a.nd defensively. Zatur tions didn't improve, the Czechs steep track near the downhill fla'me kindled In Norway "and cart he went to bed and. on the advice i had managed to beat the Illini at final buzzer gave the Jayhawka’ a inc. were Tim .'tpencer, Australian fig a ball game. sky Ivopes Jia t his boys will Illinois since 1945 and again it was miRht withdraw from the nine-team ure skater wltlt a torn knee liga course. ed S.fKlO miles by every route from , of his doctor.'took sedatives. ■ ' Windham comes to town with 54-53 victory over Oklahoma. The ‘20-year-otd Porrton tinder- field. take up tonight where they the three sophomores—6-8 Jerry went siirRcry and dortors .said re*. ment. and Maria Luisa Solari of "I was in front, Milianti was a sky trails to ski trails--finally ar He snapped back bitterly at the i Its second straight CCIL cham Auburn edged Tulane In over The ski ha.s!»te involved the all- rives tonight at the scene It sym announcement by NBA President , pionship neatly tucked away in left off Friday. Luoas, 6-5 John Havlicek, and 6-2 time 53-51 for a 9-2 SEC record to ^'rovery wotild take .several months. Chile who sprained an ankle Id' a bit behind me. We were all three in A win by the Red and White Mel Nowell—who carried the brunt Gerrhan tf^am—^combination from ski fall. U.S. figure skater. Bob the deep crouch to accelerate our bolizes. Anthony Maceroni that the title ' its 14-1 loop record, and is 14-2 9-1 for idle Georgia Tech. Missis One of the disputes two-pronped 'West Germany and .Comm,Unist It will end the long -journey the • • overall. Four of the Thread would boost their season rec of the attack. sippi State do'wned Florida 81-75, Brewer aggravated a pulled groin speeds. 1 turned arou d and shout is being vacated because M o o r e : ord to 12-3 In the league, and -rcntered on hookey, the other on East Germany. way It began, on skis. In between, failed to defend it within th e ' Gity's first five . own season Lucas scored 31 points, Havlicek LSiU spilled Alabama 66-58, and selection of the flermpn alpine Kerbert'Kunze of West Germany muscle and Jack Douglas, ■'Canadi ed to Pordon to watch out because enable them to clinch second an hockey player reinjured an we were passing through on a nar it has progressed by automobile, prescribed six months. averages in double fib res, 29 and Nowell' 17, accounting for Mississippi nipped Georgia 65-63 In downhill skiinp team. nominated Eberhard Riedel of East helicopter, airliner and runner. something no other club in the placie. The highest previous 77 of the total that helped the overtime in other SEC-games. Germany and three Wfst Germans. ankle. row track. "It took an undertaker i Mace- finish by '.he Indians was in In Colorado SprinRs Colo., Ru Skier Hits Tree '■Then I. heard a scream behind An honor guard will keep an eye ronl’s occupation) to lake the CC7IL can,^ boast. Paul Mar- Bucks retain their pace as the top Continue Comeback dolph Ekiowe. Swerti.sh deleftate to Othefa on the West German .Al-^ the 1956-1957 season when Plgtailed Traudl • Hecher, * the. me and I saw Pordon tumbling on It until ofiening-day ceremonies title away from me," he said. ch'and, Johnny Wheaton, Valdy scoring major college team. With Indiana (15-4) continued Ita the Tnternatior 1 Ire Hockey Fed nine team claimed that their Fritz | Slakans and 'John Reed com they finished in a first place junior Lan^ Siegfried the team’s comeback after losing its first WaRnerberRer, who was left off. darling of the ;• Austrian team, down Into the creek which was icy Thursday. Then Andrea Mead ' "That’s something a challenger eration, declared hockey would not Lawrence, who won two gold med-" prise the quartet'that will give tie. Last year they were sixth, top scorer a year .ago, and senior three Big Ten games, making he played if orRanizera don't a c -■ hart a better record than Riedel, 22, banged into a trfee on the women's and covered with ro ks." was never able to do." and the year before that last. als for Amerira at the 19.52 Win It is fo r.th e same reason - - I Zatursky's best defensive men Joe Roberts, this Buckeye bunch Michigan its sixth straight victim ter Games-in Oslo, will ski'down' a good working out. A good team is promised for has a good chance to become the 86-69 as 6-lb Walt Bellsjny hit for inactivity that the NBA Is V^hen Lb'e two clubs met in next year if one considers the Papoose' Peak and hand the fire to keeping close track of'welter ARCHIE MOORE first Big Ten school to go unbeaten 26. Wisconsin broke an clght-gama Willimantic on Jan, 12. Man fine 15-2 record of Coach Ray through conference play since Il conference losing string, upsetting Ken Henry, a gold medal skater in weight champion Jordan. He was I Korbusiesk\> Little Indians. Urffp Freodam of the Press 1952. Henry will skate once around chester was handed its first GETTING A TUMBLE—Oscar Robertaon. theJ“scoring- linois' famed Whiz Kids managed Iowa 63-58, and Minnesota moved ■warned he miist sign for a title I loss of the season after win They wm be In "action' in the' a 12-game Big Ten schedule with a 400-'meter oval, then light the defense against one of the top : eat” basketball player in college history, gets his feet out into third,, place at 7-4, collapsing BASKETSAUi ning eight s'raight. There, was-' ^ preliminary starting at 6:45. out a loss in 1942-43. with a four-man zone on Terfy Ex-Olympic King torch that will burn here through four challengers by Feb. 15 — from under him by Doug Tuffli of Houston. And still it With «■ 10-0 record to '6-3 for Dischinger In the second half for a the 1 1 -day competition. yesterday — or his title would be didn’t stop Big O. China, Korea Decision A team of 23 akiera will cover scores. runner-up Indiana, Ohio State ham 71-69 defeat of Purdue. Dischinger, taken away. all but wrapped up its first con the leading conference scorer, got the last 13 miles from the toAm No Word from Coast of Truckee to Squaw Valley. Jim EAST SIDE MIDGETS Championship Date March 9 ference championship since 1950 only five poln s in the second half Blasts AAU Ruling my Huega, a Truckee High School Maceroni »ai MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1960 Musical Instruments 53 Apartpients— Mata----- Houses for Sale 72 Housep for Sale 72 Houses for Bale 72 PAGE. FOURTEEN Tenements 63 Ricci Heard Household Goods 51 h e a r .t h e Kinsman aplnst organ. ROCKLEDGE — New 6 room Co 1—MINIMUM down, FHA mort MANCHESTER GREEN-Older 7 School Board to Ask BY >A(^ALY and SHORTEN Articles For Sals 45 Finest of home organs, Ufetime 65 BENTON STREET—6 rooms, lonial with forced hot water heat, gage, 6 room cape, 8 or 4 bed- room house with great potential, Garage—Service— Storage 10 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW snjoyment, Oubaldo Music Cen fireplace, living room. I ’A bathe, roomi. Selling under 813,000. R: 3 extra lots, included, reduced USED liVMBER-aean 2x3' 2x4, AN ESTATE- range ■ combination fli’^t floor, garage, In i-famlly In Concerto oil and electric, 131 Gdbd coniU- ter, ip6 W.. Middle Turnpike. (Jail home. MI 9-4461. ' modern kitchen complete with F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-6346 or Bar price to fettle estate. 8. A. 2x6 and up. Assorted sheathing, t o 9-6208.- bara Woods, Ml 9-7703. Beechler; Realtor, MI 3-8089 or Budget of $4 Millioii GARAGE FOR RENT, 13» E. Cpn- tion. Apply Pepin's Grocery, Rt. buiit-lns, full basement, l-car ga flooring, inside doors, window MI 9-8963. tpr St,, i\tl P-7177. there' TMAtikS.'TM*NkS * ^ KEVaOTMORE ylHAT AlL'klS ^Hilt SHE'S'OOf the 44A, Bolton. MI 3-1657. rage. Philbrlck Agency. Ml. 9-8464. ^ By Sibelius CLASSIFIED sash, plumbing-supplies;, pipes, 40 UPRIGHT pianos, must sell out 6 ROOM FI.AT, also garage. In n—VERNON—New 6 room ranch, I riMifiMED LOT,MlNt:E.’ OH~WUiLf KAflTaAKTHE 9t9$eK'AL.CAlL9,r« KEEOtE 0uTI'kk0w.A hot water and ' steam, furnaces, , due to city constructlon,,tOppo8lte PORTER STREET Section—7 room 3 Jiedrooms. finished .'recreation SECLUlDED. immaculate 6 room TOuSOTTHE XEEOil PtKTAlWiCKMT stamps akd The. lITTEaPL.ACE AT NORMAN’S / quire 35 Chestnut Street.. TTie Board of Education will pra-Acent of the teachers would l>*ve I wose, OJt.JAITHiSIUTTOK ’KraSEAEKiKg;- STATlOKSCT HE SvlIPiS cabinet sinks and bricks. Open “^lartford Police Station. All pianos home near echool. den, full dining ■ room, $700 down FHA. Selling for ranch, built-in stove, ’ garage, By JOHN OftUBEB esnt. a budget of about 14 million join Business Services Offered 13 reduced: therefore, you. supply 813.800. R. F. fXmock Co., MI many axtras, 8 aclres, treas. Only MoocHLiy, OK -fuE JACKET ron//, HEaTOPttSr ' MOOCklEV, MAKES daily 3:30-5:30 p.m. Saturdays 8-4 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE , room, large kitchen, living room Ths Boston Symphony Orches for 1960-61 to General Manager The , difficulty, aocordUtg *• ADVERTISING ^p.m. Calf Choman Hougewreckln^ ■ your own delivery of pianos. Open 58 NORTH STREET 5 room* j[or 15x24 with fireplace, built-in book 9-6246 or Barbara Wooda, MI 818.900. Carlton W. Hutchtna, t o tra played' to standing room only Richard Martin Friday. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— ME,»lll.UVA1 ' OUT SETTEftTHAH I evenings 5-11 p.m. week days. All rent. MI 9-7630. 9-7702. 9-5183. Pierce, la that many of the j ■ cars, amplifiers phonographs od THE BOSSi ^ 9 -2 3 9 2 . ■______$388 cases and deak. attached one-car at, Storra last night, in another of The sum 1* about $400^0 more women, teachers are covered day Saturdays. Meyers Piano, 255 garage, second floor, 3 bedrooms the University Concert Series. The than was requested for the cur iihangers. Over 47 years totaj ex STORKlilNE twin baby carriage, m-MANCHB8TteB—New 6 room HENRY ST. — 6 room Colonial, major medical expenses undeMBe c l a s s if ie d ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS Market St.. Hartford, Conn. and bath, extra building lot, program comprised a Toccata by rent year, and- about $600,000,.more perlence 90 days guarantee ^n all excellent cbndl.tion. Call, any time. All new, 10-piece.' living ■room, . Business Locations ranch. It? baths, built-in ovan and large kitchen, garage, and porch, terms of their husbanda'^Olldlesi. s a 5 A.M. to 4;.'?0 P.M. work Potterton's Ml 9-4087. y(HAT« HE 829,990. Philbrlck Agenev, MI Klrchner. Sibelius' Violin Concer than was granted by the Board of MI 3-54.57. 10 piece Dfedropm, 20 piece kitchen for Rent 64 9-8464. range, fireplace, oversized garage. lot 70x130. Choice neighborhood, The boari voted to pay for half GOT A WIFE set. to, and Beetheven’a 5th Symphony. Directors for the cilrrcnt year. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, F0e,SE9lPE9 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Over an acre of land, selling near all schools. Priced low at the premium, provided some as COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 816.400. Owner selling. Call MI The compoaer conducted the ftrst A t a meeting last nighti-..^the available' all hours. Satisfaction TO FtaUT AIR-CONDITIONED 8-room office, THE SUBURBAN , 818,700 R, F, Dimock Co., MI surance was glyen in the next 9x12 GRAY RUG and pa(i. Excel NORMANS SfZE 20 -Ladies’ dresses, 83; suits, 9-7755. number: Munch handled the baton Board of Education gave ipprova.1 MONOAt Thru FRnJAT I0:,^0 A.M.—SATrBDAT 9 A.M. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-13J8. . \?1f) 100% Main Street location Rqrk- 9-6246 or Barbara Woods, MI couple of dajMr'that enough teaoh- lent condition. $40, MI 3-4'j'8R. 443 Hartford 85. Two cloth coats, 85 dsch. MI for the remainder; and Rugglefo to the budget worked out by Super ing, Marlow’s'. 867 Main St. In beautiful Birchwood Park. 9-7702. eirs want the policy, and thet the Mancheater ' 9-6582. Three bedrooms—7 rooms. A CAPE C O D -8 room s' with u i Ricci was featured soloist. intendent of Schodlti Arthur H. 111- CHAIN SAW -work - Trees cut ing. Business Manager Douglas cost tp>the board la no higher PLEASE READ YOUR AD Reasonable ral-.s Call PJ 2-7S8' ^B 3 Easy Terms MAIN STREET—Building tor com sophisticated, split-level home fea V-MAN(3HE8TBR-New 6H room baths. Close to. schools, churches Mr- Klrchner’s technique with BABY CARRIAGE, large Stork- merclai business or office use. turing luxurious living, sleepiiig ranch, built-in G.E. oven and and bil* stops.' Priced for quick the baton Is reminiscent of Don Pierce and the finance suhcommlt- thtyHftOOO cu*ufl«l or “Want Ad»” are lakefl over 'tbe phone as a con- between 1:30-4 30 or any time Open 9 a.m .—9 p.m. Wanted—To Buy 58 tee of the board. '' ncremehta for other Itema In. Saturday or Sunday , line, Good condition. MI 9-5447. Will subdivide, t o 9-6329. 9-5. and recreational facilities. 4'j% range, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, near sale. Call owner, MI 3-7389. Qulxote’e with a lance.. Hlr music lienee. The advertiser ahould read hi» ad the FIRST DAV ,IT mortgage ran be assumed with a but, achool. Priced to sell at is not much- more effectual. The Final figures, will he worked 0^ ■eluded fertilizer and graei seed, to PEAKS and REPORT ERRORS In time lor the next tnsor- THREE BULB fluorescent light Before ybu buy furniture anywhera LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St. 816,600. Call Richard F. Otmock WADDELL SCHOOL area 1967 today and tomorrow on sevebal improve the grounds at all o f the j M & M RUBBISH removal features , Shop at Norman’* moderate down payment. By ap work turned , out to ba a ■ crafts Hon>^a Herald t» responsible for only O.VE Ineorrert or- omitted fixtures, $4 each, two used Inside WANTED — Baby’s jump seat Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Co.. Ml 9-5245 or Barbara Woods. Tanch, three bedrooms, built-in subheadings in the budget, so'that schools. The shoddiness of the full.tlme commercial, mdustnal, (telsh only. Tel. t o 9-9637. pointment only. manlike job assembled by a music Insertt^ for any advertisement and Ujen only to the exleilt of a residential, service. Attics,- cel doors, 85 each and 4 eight ft. Near Main SI. Parking. 5T 9-7702. range and oven, .full basement, al carpenter from previous models an exact total will be^j:eady.^ for school gro nda in comparison to metal Venetian blinds. 83.50 each. A BENGAL gas stove, 30 ” with an aluminum storms, attached ga '•make gbod" Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of lars, yards, burning barrels, card oven; boiler and storage compart WE BUY and aell anUque and used J. D. REALTY ,by several accepted modernists. Martin. . the grounds cared for by the town adrertl^nment will not be corrected by “ make Rood" Insertion. board drur , snow plowing (side- MI 9-8750. . • ■ \G—MANCHESTER. New listing. rage. Transferred owner - must A rather extended work In one Salary ItMua has been a sore point for'severe! ment, 815. Ml 9-9596. fumltui'evChlna. glass, silver, pic Houses for R.ent 65 sell. Anderson-Lehan Realty Co., rvyrnks). Ml 9-97.’>7 Six rdom cape. Immaculate con movement, comprising four sec Largest itenixin the budget is .vears, said Illlng. VACUUM C1.EANER— Last year’s ture frames^ajins, attic contents Ml 3-5129 dition. Attached breezeway and Xfl 3-2131. JA 8-0139. GRANDMOTHER’S colonial maple tions, the ftnal form seemed the re $3,047,870 foj>Ueacher’s’ salaries, in One small maintenance item model (never used) 824.95. Will whole estaterN,FumUure refin- FOUR ROOMS ^ rtrtlall t la llv furnished garage, amesite drive. Near Man EfJim COOPEI E’HON WILL SNOW PLOWING—Driveways, etc. clock, colonial solid m apli dinette sult of accident rather than a plan cluding nprfnal increments,' a new w'hich caught the attention o f the take 82 weekly. Eastern States tshed and repairedK^Himiture Re single house on large EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, chester Hospital. 813.700. ,R. F. BE APPBE ETTin Dial Ml 3-2711 top service,. Save your bark and set. Will sacrifice. Can be seen by pair Service and Sales. Talcott view Terrace, South which had been throughly con pay sc^C increments for .advanced board tvas a request for ftxtermi- heart. Manchester Esso Service I aMPiSG^TKE OFFICE PEST Distributor Corp. MT 3-5194. ateam heat, one-car garage, near Dimock Co. MI 9-6348 or »arbara Lots for Sale 73 appointment. Cal) MI 9-0245 eve ville. Ml 8.7449, Call Ml 9-8,593. , i sidered at the outset. degteM, and 20 additional teachers. nating service at Manchester High Center. -Ml 9-3198. MOOCH OUT AKOTHEli FAVOR bua, shopping and Verpianck Woods. MI 9-7702. , ' /Another large salary item is School. The school, like many of SOWING MACHINE - Last year’s nings.^. School. Excellent condition, MANCHESTER—4 B zone lota, Like the works of so many pres CASH WAITING for one-ownef>ar. PRIVATELY' owned, 6 room mo '$308,144 for custodians and .ma Manchester’s sch'MsIs, has been Lost and Found l i Automobiles for Sale 4 model (never used), 834.95.. Will 900. Phtibrick Agency, MI X—BOLTON—4 room ranch, en could be industrial. Also lot on ent day composers, it Is s contem--' ^ktnltLh I.D.SuHMlUSSTTj lake 82 weekly.' Eastern States DIVAN—I-arge two-piece modem Automatic 58-64. Good condlti^ . em home. Ideal location. Optionioti''''?JJ;' porary rehashing of musical Weas trons. This is, an Increment of plagued by sllverfish which eat MORTEN6EN TV. Specialized RCA sectional. S 1 i g h t 1 y damaged. 9-8464.' closed 'breezaway with ,izlouale Box Mountain Drive, Vernon and LOSTt-lKs vear old "Boxer , brow CADIl Ifl.l.T, 4 door sedan. All STAit e - i . fo e SI, Distributor Corp. MI 3-5194. PI 2-7176 after ,4 p.m. Saturday rci^buy with small down payment windowa, garage, awningi. com already nearly a half centjiry old $38,956 over the current year’s paper., said Pierce. The cost of the television, service. Ml 9-4B41v,^ Phone insurance adjuster, to C alK to 9-4416. • South Bt., Coventry. Manchester— wlth^lack face. Answers to 'our brand new tireji. W/TH'F/ftg, VF. ■ and Sunday all day. BIRCH MOUNTAIN Extension - bination door§ and windows, Ij- He fails into the seme >rAp which $266,188. exterminating service is $80 a ner. Price reasonable. 21" ADMIRAL consolette UHF and 3-8973. \ 3 parcels 80 and M acres. One C The difference partly results "L a d y '^ ^ a g No. 2B0R4 Vicinity NOTICE—R. E. Crowell & Col', Bolton. 6 room cape. 5% mort scre. land. Immaculate condition. zone lot in Manchester. J. D. he has decried In the'' works of month, or $8()0 a year. 2234. VHF blond, two "years old excel 6 R00M''SINGLE. 2-car garage, from a pay increment of $12,400, pnioii St.T^^ound call Ml 3-650^ Public Accountants, offices now lo DRIVING TO ALBERTS Rooms Without Board 59 steam heat/oil 8126 per month gage may be aaaumed. 4 finished, ,814.400. R. F. DImock Co. Ml Realty, MI 8-5129. other contemporaries. To quote Thare are >1.111 termltet, at Bow cated at 24 S Prospect St., East lent condition, 875. MI 3-8916. one partially finished, ortc unfin 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Ml including the normal increment of ers School, added Pierce. Thle FOUND—M on ^ l puppy, black and .^CAR and had your credit IN HARTFORD? Cail NAtional 3:4592 after 8 p.m. his own $4,500 and a new increment of $7,- Hartford. BU 9-4503, JA 8-8634. Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Female^ 35 . Help Wanted— Male 36 THEN WE'U, GIVE YOU FURNISHED ROOM-One minute ished room,'Recreation foom , full 6-7702. THREE CHOICE lots availabla The mu8lcsrf'’’Mea . . . is lost in problem will be ta'xen care of brown, male. Gall l-ce Fracchi" i^Ti? Short on down pay- 900; and the addition of two ma FREE GASpiJNE from Main Street, lightght house basement, tot J80x20P. $14,600. 82.200 per lot. R. F. DImock Co., summer. . lad'\a repossesalon? Don’t FLOOR SANDING and rcfinlshlng. PI IM BING">ND heating — re STENOGRAPHER-W ill train to do JIG BORE operator familiar with Boats and Accessories 461 159 HENRY STREET—Immaculate the jungje^ of graphs . . . and trons and five custodians at $M.- Dog Warden. ..Whether You Buy Or Not keeping, women only t o 9-7989 Suburban for 66 Marion E, Robertson. Broker. MI MI 9-5246 or Barbara Wooda. Ml Other Issues See^onest Douglas, get Specializing in old floors. Ml modeling, thstallations, repairs. legal secretarial work. WritA Box optical measuring system desir 7 room home. 214 baths, not water cold styilettc minutiae." 060. primarily for the new North We're *o sure that ymi'.ll find trad 3-5953. 9-7702. Other itemr on which the beard NO'flCE IS HEftteB'K given that Fhe lo^iidown omstlie lowest down 9-5750.' All work guaranteed. 25 years ex Y, Herald. able but not necessary. Bridgeport 18 FT. OLYMPIA cabin cruiser, 35 PLEASANT HEATED rooiq near VERNON—New 4 room apartment, heat, recreation room, 8% mort /''E xcellent .Performance . . ing with Us a pleasure that we’re End-junior high school. acted were; , , Pass Book No. 31(74l.^^sueri by. and smallest payments anywhere. perience. 24-hour service. Call milling machine operator w|}h job h.p, Evlhrude outboard motor. bath for, gentleman. Free parking. 2 bedrooms, electric stove, refri^ MANCHESTER—6 room split level, gage may be assumed Manon E. 'SIX B ZONE lots with city water /T h e Sibelius Violin Concerto was Clerical workers account for an going to give you free gasoline 1, To request the auperintandant "Y The SS vlngg Bank \pf MaAcheste4^r -Not^a-small-loan-oVllnance com- ANY STYLE typwriters for ' rent Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749.',, STENOGRAPHER ■shop experience. Apply Morland Call MI 9-065() after 5. 64 High St. erator, heat, hot water, washer w<^ed lot 15x22 recreation room, Robertson Broker. Ml 3-5688. Union St., Manchester, 82.500' given an excellent performance by increment of $1,560, or about si* and repair. Berube’s Typwrlter whether you buy or not. Just come of schools to see that the water has been lost and applicatibn has ' patny plan. Douglas Motors. 333 Tool Co,. 214 W. Main St. Rock and dryer, heated garage and buiH-ln stove. 110' frontage Only each. MI 9-6495. , Ruggiero R icct ajid the orches- cents an hour more. The salary of Service. Ml 9-3477. in, prove to yourself that you won't temperature in Lie high school been made to said bank for^p^y-J Mam St ■ Opportunity for cljrk-typist with Ville. MI 3-0963. ■ PLEASANT heated room, one block baaemeni $128 monthly.. (^m pare 8l6,90fc^Carlton .^W...Hutchins,., t o 8 K r o o m Cape^. tral-part was aenel lively handled a clerk on the fourth step in the Building Materials 47 do better ajiywhere Ulan at Albert's cieiiar, house and grounds in ex swlfnmihg pool wa* malntatoed at ment of the amount of deposit. l^oving:—T rucking- some stenographic ability, capable from Main St.: separate-entrance. this with" anv. T R . 6-266o, TR 9-5132 by Mr. Munch- The three move secretarial scale is stilj only equal 1957 TWO-DOOR hardtop Monterey ■ TREE SERVICE. Tree removal ALL AROUND mechanic to work Furniture Store. Oiir good reputa Gentlemen Free parking. Ml cellent condition, well landscaped Suburban for fSalc 75 85 degrees for the crippled apd -MerVury, black and white. Memo-1 specialists, insured. Reasonable Storage 20 , of handling a variety of duties. WEEKLY ‘SA^’INGS LIST 5-6578.. ments were well conceived and to the starting pay of a matron, in garage wanted. Complete bene tion for over 50 years is your as 3-4724. 811.600—ExcepUonal 6 room ranch, com or lot. Bucklev School, shtjwn executed. Mr. Ricci managed to blind children who S5vlm there on matic. radio and heater, ' good j rates. Call MI 3-7695, fits. For details call MI ^-2749. surance that you will be treated cellar, garage. 2 arres,' nice loca by appointment, ^ llb rlck Agency. $58.27. Sunday afternoons. Announcement^ 2 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Pt>sition requires accurate typing 1x6 TAG Sheathing 894' per M’ ANDOVER—Route 6. Almost new! V E R N O N - Splgndid split level, cast a mantle of unity over the t ir e ^ Priced low to sell fast. fair and square. COMFORTABLE ROOM for a gen tion, Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml Ml 9-8464 The Lutz Junior Museum will be Gariity said the 7<’-degree tem COSMA REFRIGERATION Serv moving, packing, storage. Low and aptitude for figure work. Com 1x12 TAG Sheathing 898 Per M' 4 room apartment. Stove, elec- i seven rooms;-^ built-in range and three contrasted sections so that INCOME TAXES preparedan your Tl,li.5(lN\Iileage 2;t>80n, Can he seen WANTED—MAN WITH DON T MISS OUT tleman' at 14';. Harkmalack -St. trlcity. hot water, separate fur-| 9-5132. paid $2,000 tor services rendered perature maintained for the high ice. F.epalrs all make refrigera rate on long distance moves to plete’’benefit program. Modern of Weatern Framing, oven, aluminum storms, garage, the whole structure seemed logi to the schools- this year. A report home or by appointment.\Exper- by AppoKjtmeiit. 9-26.53, WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY MI 3-1616, OV 4-3880. nare supplied. Adults onlv. No COVENTRY school studenta waa too frigid for. tors, freezers, wa.shing machines, 48 states. MI 3-5187. fice. .Write P. O. Box 1512, Hart HI-FI EXPERIENCE Truckloads 8107 Per M’ BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room co high location. Owner transferred. cal and well-knit, rather than a read by Chairman . Harold Garrtty lenced lax work, 24 hour •ervice. HALF PRICE SALE pets. Call PI 2-8188 after. 6. Quick ssie price 816.900. Anderson- the crippled children who could not j 19.54 BUlCTs super, Iv^n-door. two- dryers, ranges, oil and gas burn li" Plyscore 8110 Per M’ ATTRACJnVELY furnished room lonial, entrance ball, dishwasher, series of thres disparate .^usical showed 2.866 classes visited the ED 3-4723 \ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ford, slating business experience, NOW GOING ON! OFFERS WANTED move around easily to keep warm. tone, hardtop •Ixcellent condition. ers. Ml 9-0883. All work guaran Must know, changers and turn No. 1 Oak Flooring 8185 Per M’ with cookfng privileges, private birch csblnets, psrtial recreation Lehan Realty Co.. MI 3-2131. JA thoughts. museum. 95 classes received an Light trucking and package deliv education and salary required. Listed below are just some of the ROCjKVILLE — New four room i r -^8-0139. 2. Granted permission to Clov- FEDERAL INCOME taxes • 'pre- J mt 9-1646. teed. tables. Radio experience essential. Economv Mahogany 15c Sq. Ft. entrance; parking. Inquire at 167 room, garages, trees. 816,309 As 88,900 -5>? rooms, almost new< His performance was well re hour of instruction, 376 exhibits ery. Refrigerators, washers and Good pay. Good working conditions. fantastic values which we are M- apartment, heat and hot water. | ern.ry school pupils attending Man pared with your aavpigg in mlpd.m il Knotty Pine Paneling 13>ic Sq. Ft Maple St, stovf and refrigerator, 885 a sume present mortgage, smsil lake privileges, easy financing. ceived ' by the audience which were ‘’loaned to teachers, 18 ex 1951 MERCURY Mf^erey. Radio, stove moving specialty. Folding Store benefits. CMS and Blue fering right now. Take advantage VERNON—Very neat one year old chester High School in the fall of Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-6246. Dutch Doors 824.95 Each month. Also three room apart - ! cash Carlton W, Hutchins. Ml hibits were loaned for school/as healer, 'mercomaticX Excellent Household Services chairs for rent. Ml 9-0’752. Cross. Appiv ’Slate Employment of them. Come down and see for 89,700—6 room rape, 14x29 living ranch. S?4 rooms, 3 large bed granted him vociferous applause. CLERK-TYPIST Flush Doors From 85.80 Each NEWLY DEOORATED room in menf with heat and hot water, 865. 9-51.52. semblies. and 15 large ej(hlbtU 1961 to complete their •ducatloh INCOME TAX returns prepared by Service, Willimantic, Mr. Phillips. voiirself how milch you can save. room, shade trees, easy financing. rooms. full bssement. city water, The concerto was the highlight of rondition. Ml 3-65.34: Offered 13-A MANCHESTER Moving and Truck C9am Shell Casing 6c Lin. Ft. private home, -shower, parking. per month. TR 5-5126. were used in show cases. All ex at MHS and graduate with the ■’ Was! Now? Tel, MT 9-8354; aluminum storm windows, fire an evening which was not re former Lntemal Revenue ^ e n t ln\ - . - ing Company. Local and long dis Opening for an experienced We will beat our competitors' ad GUEST HOUSE, .17 Spruce St, hibiU had to be catalogued, pre Mancheater students, despite the vour home or by appointment. Ml \19.59 FORD VS Country Se sta HAROLD & SONS, Rubbish lemov- elerk-typist in small department. Bedroom SelSv...... 8199..50 8190 BuaineBR zone, good condition, LAWRENCE^FkFlANO' place, amesite drive, 883 per markable in either choice or pgr,- fact thai. the Coventry High School ilor tance moving, packing and stor vertised prices by at least 5*^.^ month carrying charge after small pared and checked. Rg3g ' 1 \tinn wagon, Rpailtifiil beige al, cellars and attics cleaned. Position requires a heat appearing Help Wanted— I Jving .Room Sets i . . . 8195.00 8 95 Apartment Buildings forced hot water heat. Spa.cious: Paul P. Fiano ^ ^ 3-0 458 formance of the music. will be completed by then- with Fordomatic, radio, hea'ter age. Regular service throughout 2-36 SCHOOL STREET Please call down payment. Gaston Realty Co. The second , half of the program Maintenance Mtafl Ashes, paperp all rubbish. Harold woman with good t.vping ability. Male or Female 37 NOBODY - BUT NOBODY R^efrigerators 4169 50 rooms. Two-oar garage. By ' ap- BROKERS, 3: D^ded informally to go aVid defroster, w.w. tires It s Hoar. Ml, 9-4034, New England Stales and Florida. 8198.50 afternoons or evenings. MI 9-3897. Yer Sale 69 MI 9-5731 or TR 6-8293. waa devoted to Beethoven's 5th The Board of Edutatlon took Ml 3-6563. Some facility in. shorthand helpful Comb. Ranges . j ^iniment only. Philbrick Agency. ahead with the Board of Diroctora’ KNAPP .SHOES. Harry’ Mahonev\ .T4';p0f) „ station wagon. Like new. EXPERIENCED hand presser on 4INDERSELI-S NATIONAL .8 .59,50 6-8464. Symphony. Apparently because steps to Implement a program sug but not essential. Modern office I Kitchen Sets • •- PLEASANT LARGE heated room 128-12* LYNESS ST. Brand new LARGE'3 bedroom ranch, ceramic proposal for the $560,(X)0 repoiqi- MT 3-4327. ;, At\Bninner's. for peamils. Only 'n i SERVICE - Potterton’s all W'omen's dresse.s. Call TR 5-6721 ____ 8169..50 the work is so well known, Mr. gested earlier by th« .School Build excellent benefit program, -^pply FOR BttYERS WITH CASH, j Washers for gentleman. Private entrance, two 4 'j room apartments. Enjoy i ------bath, fireplace, basemem garage, tione in older elementary aehoola ------' —rrr------TYT ’ toss', down, cash or trade. Open makes Highest quality gttaranteed days and JA 3-7021 after 6. I 9x12 Axm. Rugs ___ 8 39.50 convenient to .school, bus. Park- Estgte 77 Munch endeavored to bring some ing Committee. The committet NEW ELECTROLUX (B1 A uto-: pvj,n\ngs tilt 9. On (he Manrhes- worlKand parta, over 47 y e a n ’ ex Painting— Papering 21 99 E. Center St. income and your own home Avail-1 charm ing 5'4 room ranch with] said th* schools ahould have a bet and Barnard Junior High School. FIRST NATIONAL STORES, SPECIAL DEAI,S 1 M a ttre s s...... 8 39^95 ade. 8. A. Beechler, Realtor MI thing new to his reading. His idea Board ymember Frank Sheldan msttc-F World’s only fully auto- ; lipp Talrott- perien^ Famous for scrytee since ...... 8179.00 basemem. fireplace. buiU-in'| FARM8. ACB^GE and liatingA. ter centralization of Its custodial PAINTING AND paperhanging. INC. ■ Dining Rooms - - FURNISHED rooms and effirienry;^ $23 900. J. D, Realty, Ml 3-5129. stove, wsll-lo-wsll rarpeting, and, 3-6969 or MI 9-8952, of something new is to play the had sugghated that the Board of matic cleaner. New work-saving, villeVT’el MI 3-5191. 1931. Phqne Ml 9-453^ for bes* Situations Wanted— 8139.00 on homes wuited. Call U A R staff, and ahduld have a full-time features 1 TV’o-tone color. See It ' ' Good clean W'orkmanship at rea i Convertibles spariment avnilahlr. For informs-' ______:______:______■ i other extras Largs wooded lot. ; — „ first movement somewhat faster Education \mform the Direotora service. ^PARK AND OAKLAND.AVE. Female 38 NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. ' EXTRA SPECIAL Realty Co.. IncNM 4-1163. Eva msintenanq^ crew. \lodav, 3-6306, ' 19.53 F(u^D Ciistoni 309 sedan.' 4- sonable rales. 30-years In Man -tion call MI 9-4578, ST area—6 room Ca; than customary, .dnd the' last immiediately that the Board o f .lPd- EAST HARTFORD 381 STATE STREET "Martha Washinglon’s’’ Business Property for Sale 70 ^••’'ng 8I8.500. if j ningg BU 9-8786. To meet the needs of this pro I door with standard .shift, heater DICK’S WEA RSTRIP Oom- chester. Raymond FMske. MI AN EXPERIENCED woman would Cod. many attractive features T- movement at sjv even quicker ucation would^reject the program, 3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS WELL HEATED room, rontlriuniis elude desirable BoWers School dii- gram, th« Board of Education will X I and defro'iiter. Beautiful bliic. Full, pany doors and Indnws, custom ,9-9237. like baby-sitting at any time. NORTH HAVEN. CONN. ! Six room cape wi^li one-car ga- WANTED—In B tone, ons^or two pace. This praplice is not new. because parts ^ it did not meet Personals 3 price $1,233. only $133 down, cash! work guaranteed II collect Wil- Please call MI 3-8958. OF FURNITURE hot water, shower, private en- I INVESTMENT PROPERTY rorhbination storm trict. garage with patio, high as lots, top dollar paid. J„D , Realty however, and wta even' decried obtain S' fiiil-time engineer; a THOMAS HARRISON -- Painting | YOUNG LADY for general office CHestnut 8-2147 WITH A trsnre. parking. Gentleman only. superjlitcndcnt of maintenance; a educational requtpements. i Or trade. Brunner's, your Lark llmantlc HA 3-1196. ■ - : windows, screens, and doors. Con- sumable 4>i% mortgage. low Ml 8-5129. by Wegner. and paperhanging. Guaranteed w e s t in g h o u .s e r e f R 101 Chestnut St. Other merribers ^ t h e board dis VACXTUM\CLEANERS repaired in denier Opeii evenings till 9 p.m., ‘ work to work in local office. Good WINDOWS AT WHOI-ESALE naveHave ecvriHjseveral j,i,pieces of excellent ! venient to .School, bus, and shop monthly, payment, better value at Audience ApprevsJ senior'eustodian at the senior high FLAT FINISH Hollandv window workmanship. MI 9-2497. LAUNDROMAT agreed with Shelqw, on the my own home shop. Forty years in TalcoHvilie. Fill vour gas tank typist, proficient with figures, Situations Wanted— Male 39' PRICES:! ping. Aaking 813.600. a realistic price S. A. Beechler, BELUNG-BUTTNG-Tradlng? W* Thp reeult; ie to bring a super school, and one at each junior high shades made to measubg^ All shorthand helpful but not neces COMB RANGE income property For fuither in Realtor, MI 3-8969 or MT 9-8952. offei you free confidential in' grounds that this would jeopafdiao factory ex^rience. All makes, 25.9c, A p a rtm e n ts — Flat.s- ficial nriood of excitement to the school; and a plumber and elec low rates, xree estimates, free tn'etal Venetian blinds at a.^ntw EXTERIOR AND Interior painting sary.-Must like people. Public BY RETIRED man Wanted hill ! ALL YES EVEP.’l'THTNG ! formation please call the entire program. and paperhanging. Wallpaper ^LICE CI.AMPET, Realtor trician and four assistants, to pickup and delf^ery. Mr. Miller, 19.59 .CHEVROLET 6 Bel Air 4-door low price. Keys.m ade whlle^ou contact necessary. Apply at Pre or part-timo work. Handy at any I Fuel and Feed 49-A ONL5’ 8449 Tenements 63 TWO FAMILY-Conveniem.^ West round out the preeenl'painter and Garrity suggested wait Marlow's. books. Guaranteed workmanship. ferred Fiance Co., Inc. \kind of work. Ml 3-7052, ______REGULAR PRICE 8898 i J. D. REALTY ^ ' Ml 9-4,643 Side location, excellent condition, will work hand and glove with Board of Education go JA 3-5499. sedan with healer, defroster, de- Reasonable rales FlJlly insured, ,ed with absolute precision and carpenter en the maintenance DRY OAK WOOD -C u t fireplace! YOU SAVE TWtJ ROOM unfurnished .apart If buying, selling or wish to high income property, priced for .VOU. Member Multiple Listing the Board of Directors hiXp radio' electric wipers. Only 'asi and courteous service. Leo - s : aplomb, so that, despite the staff. ( WANTED—Two rtdehi to Hartford ALL MAKES of TV, radio and PROMOTIONAL assistant 82 and stove lengths 810 per load de 1 1 2 OP. 3 5'EARS TO PAT ment, stove, refrigerator heat -Ml .3-5129 Ml 3T637 trade, contact this office. immediate sale. S. A. Beechler. Service. Cell the Ellsworth Mitten whole, but reject pants w"! 7.909 miles. Sold \vith a new car home electronic equipment ex Pelletier, M l. 9-6326. '91?s— Birds— Pets 41 Apply M-rlow'a. 867 Main St. tempo, there was no "rushed" Cost of The engmeer, mainte Hospital or ■vicinity. 3-,4;45. Call warranty. Big trades and low hourly, 9-12 noon, 5 days, car a livered. PI 2-7886. , | "Y fiU LL DO BETTER AT'' Realtor, MI 3-8969 or MI 9-8952. Agency. Realtors, to S-6930. not meet educational requlren pertly repaired with a 90-day must, no' selling. Call on our pros feeling, and It must be' admitted nance superintendent and senior ?.n 3-5952, after 5:15. \ monthly payments.\Se.e' Rninner EXTERIOR AND interior painting, guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the pects in the home setting up ap 'SEASONED hardwood, cut »n> A _I^B —K—R—T -’R FIVE ROOM duplex, hot water, — .LARGE 8 bedroom ranch. 24 ft. that the conception "went'' over" custodians will be $4,350, in addi- now_fniLjL_auper_deJlL Open eve decoia^g. ceilings, floors, paper- Houses for Sale (2 j living-dining room, with fireplace, WANTED—Ride to PratK. and ^ Manches>r TV. to 9-104^ pointments lor our salesmen.' SEVEN We e k old pups for sale, length, 810- a load delivered. 4.3-45 ALLYN"-ST . HARTFORD bath, shower, yard, no heal, 1101 with the audience. ticn to the normal custodians’ WTiitney, north parking lot. first ning's Till 9 p.m. \ hanging.YT Clean workmanship. Small mlxM breed. 85, MI 3-0958. | Gcsnil-antt Nursery and I>and OPEN NIGHTS TTI.L 8 P.M, Sullivan Ave.. Wapping Nfl 4-1943, modern kitchen, laundry room, Th* work seemed sketched with salaries now being paid to five men Phone Meriden, BE--T-3163. Ma NiJHESTER__Sturdy new 8 i Bankruptcy Court shift, from Lvdal! Street.- Mar- WEAVING of bums, moth holes Free e.stirnates. N6 job too small ------^— • scape.'M l 3-0669. -large family room, oversized ga bold strokes on a rather reduced if!- the syetem-who will be moved 19.59 LARK 6 cyl, 4-dt^r deluxe SAT 6 FOUR ROOM apartment including room Garrisoh Cblbhial U,4 baths,! cheater. MI 9-7240. \ -4and tom clothing, hosiery runs, John Verfailfe, MI 3-2521 DO IT NOW! You've thought about rage. oil heat, one Work from Dixie-Democrat Stdlls canvaa. which made it effective. up. sedan with radio, heater, defrost- COOKER SPANIe L pups, heat, hot water g?s foV'cooking, hot wafer heat, full insulation, j Hartford, Feb. 16 tlP>--Am«J« handbags repaired, zipper re it we'know. Probably talked about AKC f o r s a l e — Seasoned hardwtiod private beach. 812 .500, MI 3-1244 However, I prefer the reading of lilauruce Undecided an d ' cri seat covers, white Walls, de- EXTERIOR and''interior painting. regislered, 825. Ml 9-1838,’ electric refrigerator and gas. plaafereo walls, fireplace' with! first meetings of creditorsFasteiw WILL TAKE riders to Pratt placement. umbrellas repaired, it, too. But don't put off any long for furnaces, fireplaces, or stove at least one other conductor, who One cost which waa still not 1 luxe c’hrrfme trim. undeVoating. Ceilings refini,shed\Paperhanging. Mu.sical In.struments 53 atove, 892 monthly. Call Ml 9-4071 paneled wall, knotty pine 'abl day In petitions before H!B. l^ f- Whitnev. third shift. Gate 3 park men's shirt collars reversed d er! Call AVON now to arrange Giglio Bros. Route 44-A. Bolton. 34 HELAINE RD. has arrived at a sensitive balance clear when the-meeting closed last Ihg lot.' Call MI 3-1499,______r It's -just like new. Very InW mile- Wallpaper honks. EsHmates given. ONE^PriRE bred Pe'klngesc male. MI 3-5301. from 8-7 p.m. / nets Large shade treea. Owner I eree in Bankruptcy Saul Barman replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend interview in your home at ' your IJVRGEST selection of sheet music, Ike’s Rights Proposal of every musical idez >n the work, night was the coat of a major — I age; and the full price with- all ing Shop, ...... _ . Fully covered by insumnee. Call 7 \^ek old puppy. Tel. PI 2-8251 and builder _ t o 3-4860______^ Six room cape .in„J.ipbtop condL convenience. I>et iis show you how methods, song foljoa anti teaTTOng HEATED 8 room apartment;: with aftsr over sixty' yerr8''on''Uie"pS- medi’cai "inaurance" ""^an "for the ■were;------~ i this equipment is-oplv $1.788\Only Edward R. Price. Ml''9-KioL' evenings. . SEASONED hardwood, cut to any tion. Fireplace. Alumirium siding. Harold P. Doyle, 173 Center you can earn exlia money the length, 819 a load d.cl>vered. MI materials in Ea.stern'Connecticut. garage and back yard. Bus and VERNON—5 room ranch, A-1 con (Continued from Page One) dium. teachers. Automobiles for Sale 4. $38 down. It's ■ Brunner’s \ fhr Full bssement. Convenient to St., Meriden; asset*, none; It*- easy wav in .j'our spare time. Call 3-6183. Ward Music Stores, ,99 Summer children’s achool handy. Hot water dition, with 3 acres of land that ■ Last night the audience hesrd Pierce estimated that of the values Open evenings till- 9 trm. Ruilding-Contracting 14 biliUe*, $2,678.74. 1956 FORD V3 Fordpmalic On Ihe Manchesler Vernon town Courses and Classes \ 27 CH 7-4137. KANTED-Home for white. eat. St - Open Tuesday, Wednesday, ar gas range tiinii’she'd, 8120 .coiild be used for building. 4H% tohools, shopping and bus. Aaking With no civil rights measure ap Your the Boston Symphony. Orchestra teachers paid 50 per cent of the Fordor. Radio, healer, rleaii,. $759, line in Talcnttville. '\ ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi Call MI 3-2949 \ 'Thursdav and Friday 1-9 p.m. Sat monthly, t o 9-19% mortgage can be assumed. Priced 815.800, Madeline Smith, Realtor. play Beethoven. Had the conduc premium and the board the other Ernest J. and A im s G- There ELECTRONICS Oifers well-payinV Garden— Farm— Dairy for quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI proved by committee and with no tor I have in mind been on the riault, 2 Raffit Dr., PlalnviUe: «a- t o 3-8453. net work done. Honest and relia- Help Wanted— Male urday 9-5. MI 9-1642. 50 per Cent, it would cost the ...... , Me workmanship Call Roscoe positions to technicians and serv BEAGLE AT STUD AKC regis Products 50 NEW S-room' apartment, heat, hot 3-5129 . House-passed bill available. Senate Dental Health podium, the audience would have aeU, $10,500; ItabillUea. $19,- OLDER CARS, mechanics spe icemen. "Learn-by-dclng” — train tered. 11" very small. Black blan waler,;^stove. refrigerator, gr.rage.; - — — ------board $7,000 a year. Auto Dhvine School 7-A Thompson. MIX"3-1895 for est* FU lXER BRUSH—full-time pa A(XOP.DION, 120 bass. Excelsior SOUTH WINDSOR - 79 LaUrel St. Democratic I^eader Lyndon B. heard Beethoven played by the However,^ there waa aome douht 654.90. cials. fixlt yourself cars, aJwayiL mates, now at Connecticut's .Oldest Elec-, ket, 24 champions in, 5 genera Arcordiana. 16 switches. Very rea no^omldren, 875 monthly. Call PI | FIVE ROOM ranches - 6 and 7 Boston S.ymphony Orchestra. The Marvin C. Sweeney, 11 (Tver* timei-ppenings for Manrhest^r-Wil tions; pedigreed, 415. E. Barn- room Colonials For further de 8 room ranch, extra large kitch Johnson of Texas got the issue be Children’s DenUl Health whether the teachers wanted the - a good selectimi Look behind our M O R T l/lcrrS M an'hcsfer’s lead tronic Schoot. Day and evening GREEN m o u n t a in potatoes 50 sonable. Ml 9-3364 ^-8090. en buili-in oven, screened porch, distinction may be a fine one, but look Lane, Sopthington: asaeU, office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main Ing driving school Threcv skill i BIUWELLflOME Improvemen clasaes. Spring term starts March ■ limantie area, married and cpr. ford, Reservoir Rd., Rockville. tails call Charles Lesperance Ml fore the Senate yesterday by a ThB week haj bean designated plan. Less than half the teachers Ml 9-09^ for interview. lb, bag, 81-90...1,to Spencer St. half acre lot. Excellent .financing It is just when considering the hone; liabilities, $3,443.50. courteous tnstnichirs ClasiL roorh Co. Alterations, additions ga 29. Limited enrollment - free GENERAL RENTAL agency- We 9-762P. parliamentary maneuver. / as Chlldrsna Dsntal Health Week. work- or an organization more have-expressed their approval of WANTED - Clean used cars We available. Marion E Robertson, instructions for tB '7 year olds rageL Roofing and siding experts. placement service—extended tui apecialUe in rentals nf all kinds Johnson got unanimous^ approval It follows that during this week than 75 years old, with a world- the plan so far. In order to im trade down or trade ATTENTIONx-AIl route men, Ful- Articles For Sale 45 Call J. D. Realty, MI 8-8129, eve SEVEN ROOM home, aluminum Broker. MI- 3-5953. buy, .any Telephone Mr Morttock, Director Aluminuni clapboards a specialty. tion plan. Free catalog. New Eng Household Goods 51 to bring before the Senate a harm many parents are wondering why famous reputation. ■ ' plement the, plan, alsout -80 per thing Douglas Motors, 833 Main. ler Brush hakgood route available nings HI 3-1637. storms, enclosed porch,, garage, of Driver Education Ml 9-7308 ' Unexcelled a'nrkmanahip. Easy land Technical Institute. 56 Union in Stafford Sprmgs Profits V>f ' SNOW BLOWERS - Toro power . BOLTON LAKE less looking bill to authorize the Children's Dental Health? ‘ Many • Place. Hartford, .Conn, Phone 1955 NORGE 12.5 cu. ft. 2-door re- amesite drive. Asking 812.600. , budget term»> Ml 9-6495 or ’TR 8100 a week and beUer, extra.ben' handle, push or self-propelled. Stella, Mp., .country-'school to-use ask why bother with children’s 1955 CHEVROLLi Station ” 9gon. , tjrmnecttciif’s Hfst 1? 5-9199 JAck.sDn 5-3496 trigerator. Verv good condition. VISIT FOR RENT-Why look further? - Paul J. Correnti' MI 3-5363. teeth if they are going to be re ORfAT NfW fU fl Ofi 4-(lopr, powerglide, 8 cylinder, 2-, (.gn-sed driving school trained fits. Car. Married <^v. Call Roc! R'eo Snowbird and Bolens. Gapl Wife have new 3'-j room, heated Generous size’ 4 room ranch with quarters in Ft. C^wder rent free. 8125. Call MI 9-5946. carport. 4>?% mortgage, 82 placed by permanent teeth ? tone grecB;-.Ml-^-.22£D_------. Caftm ad-and-approvai -Is .now-uL-, ALL. TXPJIS QPL_canieJltry work ville TR 5-9004 or AD^-T929. tol Equipment Ct>. .38 Main St. ' apartmenta- in residential area of 4 CAROL DRrVE-Rockvtne. flto Then he announced that this Rockville DIVILOPMINTf 'THE 650. 8 room ranch, large Mvtng' monthly,. Hot water baseboard The first set or, "baby teeth" fer(ng classroom'^ and behind 1 done. Alterations d.ormers, roof- Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Ml 3-79.58 i II Rockville, Just 15 minutes from unrelated measiire would become 1952 NASH RAMBLER station | M'EN — EARN money \laking Hartford by W lbur Giross High room, cabinet kUchen, 8 bed heat, fireplace, aluminum com the vehicle for civil rights amend need dental care for many reasons: wagon, radio, heater and over wheel Instruction for teenagers mg, porches, finish . upstairs. survey for a ieadmg In-^ WRIGHT POWER blade sawa. New, A IR C R A f T binations. -lightning .protection, Ml 9-8975. , basements and garage, etc. Call MORTGAGES— Consolidate your fl SEPTIC TANKS way. Kitchen appliances furnished, rooms, lVi% mortgage can b* ments a procedure necessarj' to 1. The child requires teeth so he drive. Call MI 9-9599 monthly payifn’ents into one lump surance company. Year ’^und and used. A P Equipment Co., 945! t o 9-4824, TR 5-1166. assumed. Manon E. Robertson. amesite drive, built-in 1957, easy raise the civil righta isat^e because can properly chew his food. G)uncil Wants PUC to Hold aziFd Ml 9-5981. work. Also ideal for retired \ o r CI.EA.VED and INSTALLED financing. Asking 812.500. PREPARE FOR driver’s test;: Burn with a second mortgage. Pay; Center St. MI 9-2052. - ' For Rool Job Broker, Ml 3-5968. tjhe judiciary conimittee- has not 2. The baby- teeth help the child semi-retired men. G uarante^ Ages 16 to 69 Driving and class ' ALL TYPES of carpentry, recrea mciits arranged to meet your in THREE ROOM apartment,. avail: acted on a bill. to speak clearl.v and rorrectly. room. Three ihslructnrs. No wait come. PIxpedlent service. Dial Ml hourly rate.'Call Ml 3-2319, 9-1. • SEWERS OppbrtuniH*t able Feb. 15 with heat, hot water, jgrVE ROOM ranch in Vernon with LAWRENCE F. FIANO 3. Healthy - teeth add to th* Water Rate Hearing in Citj Classic Favorite tion rhnms, remodeling, additions 500D GUALITY'iipland hay. Well ^ MACHINE CI-EANED Advance speculation )iad cen ing. Manchester Driving Acade and garages. Call Ml 9;4291; 3-5129. J. D. Realty^47(LMain_St, parking, shopping, bus line. Ml ‘ carport, amesite drive, aluminum 1 PaUl P. Fiano Ml 3-0458 child's appearance. ■ABLE—ALERT APT—YPUng_manJ. f^ilized-.,to„4-8i;i6,_ L._„WelIg, ■ storms,. 813.900 4',j% mortgage tered on another House'-)>asaed bill my. t>l 2-7249. Come In for a friendly Inter- .y455._ f _^^4i_ThB8e_bahy_teeth_preaerveJJie. IMPROVE YOUR ctedit. A multi wanted to be trained as sales rep iRNSTAtLATION vlpw—take' advantagenif out T on be assumed:-JT-D-.''-Realty:-to- -BROKERS ^— , M1 3-276S aa the wehiclei-The-eiirprii^e swrteli' — TMf City Council -went- on record : rciseritative. Excellent opportunity FOUR ROOM furnished apartment. deprived southern opponents oi a spaces needed fob the permanent last night as opposing a rate in-; For Complete Home tude of monthly payments -may be new and higher wage rates teeth. for advancement fo managerial FOR ^ L E — 0-ROOM .CAPE SPECIAUST . all utilities furnished; block from 813.900^ IMMACUIJ57E 6 room MANCHESTER— Beautiful cape, chance to filibuster any motion to crease being asked by the Rockville, lumped into one second mortgage and other attractive bencAts.^ all rooms finished, recreation The dentist can treat and main LocfdStocks Remoclelinjr (^all\ level ifor right person. This pbsl All rooms finished, 3 dormers, Main St. MI 9-9428 beriveen 5-9 cape, . new furnace, ■ screened bring up a bill. Then the battle Water and Aquaduct Co. and d 6 -1 Rose Diamond! with payments on only 822.25 for plenty oK closets, fireplace, room, breezeway and gaiage. Ex tain the "baby.teeth" with better tion Is open in the Mancheste, p.m. porch, garage, nice tot. trees, bus, was on. elded to ask for a local hearing. I each 81.900 you need. Dial CH rumpus room^ elose fo sehools. Town^aniT Country experimental cellent location. Full price, $15,500. success if the parent will squaint ■ JACK KEIllN, 6-8897 and ask for Franke Burke area due to our tremendous in school, shopping, Carlton W. TV-enty-five/signatures will bei bus, shoppIng.Nchurehes. Priced FURNISHED 1 and 2 rooms, pri Hutchins. M l,9-5132, Call the Ellsworth-Mitten Agency, If the Soulhemers had known the child,with the denti*t and den ■^'Quotattone Furiflshed by 30 Locust St. ' Ml 9-1805- or Mrs. Carter now Connecticut crease in business. Excellmt MACHINISTS what was up. they could have fili sought fOr'a'^petition to have the: Coburn B MIddlebrooh, Inc. .starting salary and cortmission to sell ils o w n e r ^ lea3'ing town. vate bath, free parking. Adults, |------Realtors, MI 3-6930. Ml 9-5524, tal office at an early age. Most Up to Seven Y’ears Financing Mortgage Exchange, 15 I.ewis St., ^Drainage Co> f(jr preci-sion machining bustered against bringing up the Public Utilities Commission hold a while training with salary, epm- Can he seen at 9>Emerson St. Business block. Depot Square. Mr. ' MANfJHESTER—Beautiful S bed dental authorities recommend be . Bank Slocks ' Arranged . Hartford. a.3signments on room ranch, garage, . large lot, ROCKLEDGE—5'J roohi Ranch, hearing in Rockville* on the firm’s mission and bonus after training (oft West Cen ter St.), beriveei^ Ml 9-4143 Keith. 8n 9-8191. ' school bill. But now that the bill js ginning. chirdren as patients when Bid .Asked Millers extras galore. Full price, 815,800. modem kitchen with built-ins, fire up, there is nothing to prevent any reouest for a rate increase. period. Compaiif- vehicle furnished 6-8y p.m. (No agents). the.y have erupted sll twenty . of The water firm is seeking- an in Conn. Bank and Trust ;Lathes- TWO ROOM furnished spartm ent,; Shqrt wa. out—5 room expandable place, living room, I'? baths, full Senator-from proposing to "amend their bah,v teeth. This usually oc Conn...... 44 47 Roofing—Siding , 16 Help Wanted— Femkie 35 and all expenses paid. If yotl feel private bath; hot w-ater heal. Ap basement. Forced hot W'ater heat, crease that would raise a typical you can- qualify, appiy’ (o Singer Grinders home. $8,,500. Many more new and it by tacking on civil rights legis curs "between the ages of 2'4’ and Hartford National Boring Machines ply Marlbw's^^SO.'T^Maln St. ! used fror-' 85:000 up. Call the Ells storm windows. Philbrick \gency. .residential customer's bill. 23 ^o SO COTIGHIJN ROOFING Company. PROTESTANT LADY wants 'V . 0- Sewing Machine Co.. 8to Ma/n St., lation. The Senate'has no rule re 3'?. Bank and Trust :Co 37 ' 39 worth Mitten Agency. Realtors. Ml t o 9-8464. per cent. The proposed rates would Inc. , Aluminum .sidi ig, asphalt- an corhpanion not oyer 65.‘ Must Manchester for interview. CHARMING 4 rpom'\(lat, first] quiring- that an amendment be ger During this Children's Dental also inprease the city’s cost of fire Fire Insurance Companies ho able to drive, N o'hard work- in s p e c t o o s 3-6930, Ml 9-5524. asbeslos. roofing Alst, .aluminum. ^ ^ ^ BRAND NEW floor, .recenll.v redecorated. ONE FLOOR, atone, 5 rooms', fire mane to a bill. Health Week and all the weeks of protection about $4,000 annually. 1 Aetna Fire 75 78 galvanized or copper gutters imdj Good home. Best references. Write ! Machine and Sheet. Metal rage, porch, On'e child accepted. SCHOOL STREET—614 rooms, new place, 225x225. separate •rental Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga), the year we urge all parents to Atty. Harry Hammer was asked leaders. Mi 3’-7707. Box S, Herald. • Hartford Fire ...... 18 8 108 Parts fllO. MI 9-3014: heating system, new plumbing, ..units, 860 monthly income, out- leading the Southern opposition. start' their, children on a xlental to draw up the, petition and get National Fire . .J35____ R S , . FOR RENT "bulldings, "trees—815J)007“ Carlton'’' said he "was surprised and cha- program’ at the recommended age" ROOFING, SIDING, painting Car THREE WOMEN 3 evenings a 1960 ENGLISH FORD ANGLIA '^.aluminum storms, easily convert the signature. Hammer is a stale Phoenix Fire . .. lU .. 83 8ti MODEL and j - ed to 2 apartments. Owner fran W; Hutchjns, Ml 9!5132. j grined al - Johnson’s choice. Sen. - - TTie Manchester Dental Society representative and was corporation pentry Alieratiuns and additions week,'.3 hours per evening, $39 a 10,400 sq. FT. WAREHOUSE TWO ROOM furnished apartment Life and Indemnity Ina Xios..' Ceilings 'WqrkmahShlp' guaran week. For interview call t o 4-9394 Clear "span, platform level 2-DOOR tic. Reduced to i$12,900. J, JD. —TT!— —A~Z---- rrm i— iWayne-Morse (D-Qre), a civil counsel when the city uneucceesflil-1 p a t t e r n m a k e r s at 105 Birch St. Realty,''.Ml 3-5129. East Hartford A beautiful Shan-. supporter, said the maneu- i ly attempted in 1957 to keep the ; Aetna Caau.alty . . . ■ IPS 208 teed A. A nipq, Inc. 299 Autumn belweeh 19-12 and 3-5. ■ • i railroad siding. 50e 'per sq. ft. ^ ______,______:------non built, colonial on Oak St. Six 86 SEDAN ver smacked of subterfuge and Rockville water corqpany under lo-1 Aetna Life ...... 83 St. MI 3-486U Several miniites from Wilbur THREE ft06>M apartment in House rooms, ceramic tile bath', breeze- C o i l l G S l feEWING MA(3HINE ■ operator, ; AIRCRAFT e n g in e ROCKLEDGE custom built 5i4 contended civil rights should be cal control. \ Coniii General .;... ,353 • 368 Cross Highway -in North Man- , t Hale Building. Heated, elevator, yiKy ' and garage, wooded lot.' RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle a-nd nightshift,'5 p.m. to 19 fi.m. Ex-; room ranch, attached garage f'in- consideied in a separate measure. Hammer attended last night’s Hftd., Steam Boiler . 82 87 ehester. TEL. JA 2-8114 MECHANICS bath. Tel. MI 3-4123. Ask for H. B. ished recreation room, pliis nu $18,900 Plans Announced Travelers . 84 '., 87 bulM-in roofs, gutter and conduc pericneo preferred. Apply Kaklar House or E. A. Weden. But Senate Republican Leader Council meeting to give the new tor work: ronl, chimney repairs. Toy Co.i, 69 Hilliard St. merous extras. By appointment Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois. Council background on the litiga PubUc UMlItte* Helprkiop your _ TOOL and - only. Paul J. Correnti, Ml 3-8363. Andover—Cape Cod. 3 full bed- . . . Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-.2214; Ray MANCHEST9JR—Six room apart rooms, plastered walls, 2 (ire-1 supporting Joltnson a move, said Details of the annual American- tion in 1967. Suburban Water Serv Conn U gh I * Power 22 >? ■ 24 *,4 ourher cloan at If Jackson. Ml 3-8325. DIE MAKERS ment, Cali TR 5-4371 after 4:30 NICE 6 ROOM- oversized cape with places.' aluminum siorth:. windows,' oivil '^ rights is an iasiie with, iim esray contest,, sponsored by ices Inc., a holding company of Htfd.. Electric Light 62'j 65’j p .m .' 2-car garage, ceramic tile bath, which we'’ have to come to grips.” the American .t>gion. Department Connecticut Water Co. acquired Hartford Gas Co. ... 4li, 44H hoofs yjour homo I ■ - ■ I-______ceramic tile bath, clo.se to Main SHEET METAL St,, moderately priced for quick one acre lot, a terrific buy. Selling In ’ the hassle, that ensued Sen. of Connecticut, were announced by controlling stock in' the' Rockville SoiSthern New England Roofing and Chimneys 16-Aj UNFURNISHED .3 room apartment $1,800 below appraised value. Only Olin D. Johnsoti (D-SCi called Miss Barbara Wallett. American water firm. Telephone ...... 4,3 >4 46 ‘ RT-98 IS the meet coraplstcly suitable for buaihess couple. PI sale. J. D. Re'alty, Ml 3-5129. ROOFING — Specializing repairing ; WE LOVE THIS HOUSE MECHANICS 816,900. • ; Keating to accdiint for not mak ism chairman, at a m.eeting of the Charles Larue, secretary of Sub - Manufacturing Companies efiective fuel oil additive in use 2-6890. LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch ing .a motion within' the Senate I.,egion Auxiliary last night at the urban Water Servicee. stated in .the today T'hi, help* your oil roofs of'all kinhs. New roofs, gut- i AND SO WlfcL VOU. EVERYTMINO VOIT’LL W AN T. A VERV Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. . 60!? 04* ter work, chimneys cleaned re- ! OILERS ATTRACTIVE 8 room duplex, three with attached gapage and full Araston -Year 'round borne with Judiciary Cqmmittoe to report out Legion Home.* - -f 1967 PIJC and court hearings that Associated' Spring . - 21 23 burner deliver more dean, de LAROE KITCHEN. BRIGHT, LOTS OF CABINETS,. JUST basement Located, In beautiful 4, spacious rooms, garage, sundeck, a civil rights bill. He said Keating paired. Aluminum siding. .10 bedroom’s, large cabinet kitchen, "What Is An Am erican" will be no rate increase would be required Bristol 'Brtuta ...... U *'?. 12* pendable heat. You get pre PAINTED AND PAPERED WITH PERMANENT WALL Fusion Welders' {Tamarack ..Hills with outstsinding near lake. Aaking $7,900. wa.s always talking about the 8ub>. years’ ’ exjieriencr. Free csli , stainless steel sink and tub. Base- the essay topic for students in the if the company tofek over, and that Dunham Bush ...... 8H ' 9" mium servire, too ^1 designed PAPER. .8 GE.VEROUS SIZE BEDROOMS, LARGE BATHROOM. {convenience to school, shoppirit males. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, Ml • New .Styling • New 4-Speed Transmission T , ment and attic, two .porcties, oak jept but did nothing. :9th through 12th [grades' at high the flrm'had no Inlehtinn of apply E'm-Harl ■ ...... 461? 49* LOVELV LIVING ROOM WITH RAISED HEARTH FIRE MACHINE and travel. fiales executive Off Lake St., Vernon—A pirlur- Keating retorted, that he to make home heating ea v - ‘ 8395 .3-0763. , B Ox'erhead Valve Engine—See and drive this low'-cost beauty flooring throughouf, steam oil esque ranch, 6 rooms, attached ga school. Another contest, open to ing for a, rate Increase, .Hammer Fafnlr Bearing ... 807? 64* PLACE. ENOUGH LOT FOB YOU TO C.ARE FOR .SENSIBLY transferring to Chicago. Estate-, couldn't get recognition from 6th, 7lh', 8lh grade pupils of pub ■ -32-44 „ • ...... I • ’ ...... '------! OPERATORS heat, copper window screens. rage. 2 fireplaces, built-ins. large said last night.' 1. Landers Frary Clark 'IS -’ 20 AND JUST LANDSCAPED WITH fcBASS AND MORE THAN today. .' * ■ like grounds in line neighborhood. Chairrhan EasUand, a civil rights lic and parochial .schools^ wii) ip. The state representative said he THIRTY SHRUBS, STORMS AND'SCREENS PLUS DOORS. A w'ith e:>cperience on Adults preferred. Opposite Center (Justpm-bililt in 1956, first quality lot, $16,990. , . N.B, Machine .... 19*, . 22t Colt today hr Heatihg and Plumbing 17 DELIVERS IN !Park, Available March 15. Tel. MT opponent, to move to send such a elude eeSaya on "July'F ourth — wa* not opposed-to the Increase be-- North and Ju.dd .....36*, 39* WITH THE NEW l a r g e d r y "c e l l a r w h i c h WILL CONVERT TO BEAU- Vertical Turret Lathes throughout Tastefully' decorated bill to>the Senate, Eastland im fl-7529, ' ~ . What It Means tq Me." The closing cause he, did Jiot kn'ow enough Rogers Corp. (B) ..15^ IT* FAUCET.S IJEAKING? I will r»i- TIFUL PLAYROO.51 PLUS PLENTY OF STORAGE SPACE. Milling Machines with Philinpii-e nr-ahogany trim U & R REALTY CO., INC'. mediately disputed this, telling Wl PAn-ORAMA' MANCHESTER date for both groups' contests will about it to know-whether 6r not it 'Stanley Works New . 21 ’ 23'M o b ilh oo t IT.99 paek or replace washers on anj^ , t'N DER .$16,000 BUT .NOT MUCH. PHONE MI «-U;[«0. Jig Mills THREE ROOM modern neat apart Sensibly priced at $17,900 making Keating: be April 15. ia justified. He recognized that con fauf-et for 42, labor and-' material i ’1670 Engine, Lathtes 'excellent financing available. For MI 4-8193 Terry' Steam 38 42 The most Comforthale dress, "Don't come ,tn the floor and ment. First floor, parking space, Winning entries in each'category ditions can change, but added the Torrlngton ...... 33*., ' . 38* you’ll ever make is this smart included. Ml 3-4523. In<’liides Heater, Defroster, Whitewalls, Directional Signals and details whibh apply to you call Ml Evenings after 7.;30-r sa.v 'I wasn't recognized,’ because will be sent to the Legion state dq- Dim't Walt—Apply At gas heat. Refrigerator and atove fact that the company has riot had tleeder Root ...... 48'? ,!5l* ihirtwaisl that butiQiis lop to bot all other Standard Engll6h’'Pord Extras. ' furnished. Ideal for ' ’'''elderiy 9-1278, Russell , F. Broderick, Mr. (Jhnstensen, BU 9-6736 you were, recognized.” WE GIVE a -a c There is nothing liae lovely filet, 9 0 i partment for final judging. -Two a rate increase in 40 years is not The above quotations are hot to couple or newlv J^■eds 'Available Broker. ^ Keating promptly ■ announced 825 bonds will be awarded for the tom for easy raring. Ih’ use'when setU ig a estive table! 66 FOOT RANCH, 4 large bed sufficient reason to warrant one oe construed 'as actual markets. GREEN STAMPS No. 839.5 with Patt-O-Rama is EMPLOYMENT ' Mar. 1. Rent 880. Tel.' MI 9-7319. plans to move- in committee to re- older students’ contest, and a 810 ■You’ll find this Rose Diamond'! $195 Down — Local Bank Ratos • GROWING PAINS? If your family rooms, firep' ice. garage, 2 w'ooded now. If an Increase is warrant.p'd. in sizes 32.’ 34. 36, 38, 40. 42. 14. Cloth fascina'ing. to crochet, and ! 'j^jport out the E'ischhower piogram. caah award for the youngep group SEPTIC TANKS OFFICE COMPLETELY furnishei.1 two large has outgrown vour present hom.e. acres. Carlton W. Hutchins, Hammer said, the amount may be Bust 34 to 46. Size 34,’ 36. bust. 5 •$0 verv nice to use; WANTED 79-5132, * The. key provision ofi this wbultl The Manchester unit will also give out of line. AND ■ • ^ — \ \ ' 366 M.ain St.', East Hartford, roorn a'parlmcht aiiitabl* for two We may have .What yoij, need; If ^Aiieu^ic Get Shatite Plant yards SS-inrh. , PaUern No. 2197 h.is cii.ichel ih- not, we'll find it for you. Your authorize federal court-appointed Irash awards for winners. Rules and Cqiinectleiit. adults. Ample parking. 272 Main referees.to supervise registration, ^MORIARTY To order; send 35c in come to;-— ■reclions: j(ija)ih'of block and alilch OVER 60 SAFE BUY USED CARS present home will ’be taken in ex MANCHESTER—Only 82,1^- to as- details have been distributed to the y - ONE EXPEIUENCED AUTO’SALESMAN St. MI. 3-4071. '' voting and vote counting in areas local achools. Melbourne—An Australian quar-1 Sue Burnett. The Manchester Eve illustrations, c ’ - PLUGGED SEWERS TO CHOOSE FROM r t Open Monday thru Friday— change . Efficient service guar-, sume present mort);age on this 6 Monastic Life Helpr rying firm has opened a $072,(K>O | ning Herald, 1'1'SO,' AVE- -OF To orden scnd '2,5(: iji coin.s to. To sell Lincoln. Mefeury, English Ford and S«Je-Buy Used Cars. anteed. J. D. Realty Ml 3-5129. room brick Cape Cod. McCarthy where' there appeared - to be sys The Legjon Auxiliary laat night 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. tematic denial of Negro rights. also voted to donate to the Crusade Vientiane, Laos—Many young plant In Victoria for. procewing | BROTHERS AM ERICAS, NEW VrtRK 30. -V. Anne Cabot. The' Manchester Rve- : Machine Gleaned^ Ne« ear transportation furnished, gasoline allowance, life In- 6 ROOM DUPLEX, central, In-- Enterprises, MJ 9-4576, MI 3-6472. men in Laos, a landlocked country ahalite, a new lightweight aggre OAK ST.—6 room, 2-ilory alum- But even if Keating got recogni for Freedom program. It wa*- ah- T . . . ning l.erald', 1150 A i ’E. tlF . Seng9-,TankB, Dry Wells, Sewer Kuranre. liberal drawing account. '! ._ quire at 106 Spruce Si, In Southeast Asia, spend at least gate for the manufacture-of light PRAHA WHITNEY inUrn aiding, copper plumbing new MANCHESTER—RocJuedga — Six tion, his n[iotioh was debatable. pounced that members shbuld bring For .Ist-clqas mailing ajld 10c for AMliRIC.VS, .NEW . VOrtK ' .36, N. : Lines Installed—Cella r Water Jiist men with a-desire to make exceUeht salary niied apply. a few weelu in a Buddhist monaa- weight concrete. FTom it, concrete M l 3-5135 Mch pattern. Print Name, Ad 8>4 ROOM APARTMENT, fur- wiring and G. E. furnace, auto room .panch, dining room. 'baae- .Andl Soiithem members of the postcards and atampd to a district )>■• . ■'■- proofing Done... AIRCRAFT cotnhiittee were ready to, tjalk at meeting Feb. 28 at the new Meadoyt tery before getting married. The can ba produced wtUf high atruc- dress with Zone.; Style no. 'and For Ist-clhss ihailmg add 10c for i - ■ Apply in Persqirto Mr. Cahill ^ niahed or unftimished. 876 month matic hot water, 3>tnzr garage. ment, garage. Tongren, Broker, ly. Adulta. New Bolton Rd. ' MI Lot 65x340. 'House com^tety in t o S-6S21-, ’‘Anything in R’eal Es length, just ’as they were fti, the echool in Newington for distribution custom la Intended ta help them turid atzeiigtH but alwutt half tbe 301-31S C m Hw StTM f Size. leach pattern. Print N; me, Address' Dtrisloh of United Atrermft become good 'h’uabgnda- weight of norma! concrete. c in n e y b r o s I Corporation S-6889. Oil heat. , • sulated. J .D . Ilealty, MISihl5129.' tate." Senate Itself, to pallmt*' in veterans’ hospitals.' I I. I M,r IMI,SBI.I Send 35c today thr yoqr copy with'Zone and Raltern Number. M K . MORIARTY BR(6fHERS, .V ■ _ :■!- . ' ■ of the 'Spring Sc Summer issue of Have youithe ’Bil Album ronta^'^ DiiC> o m I C o. sot-sis CENTER 8T. pPEN EVEOTNOS , SO S-SISB ' iMSt Hartford 8, -ConneeUciit . ' . 801 CENTER STBB^ ■I mtr complets pattern magazine In^ many Iwely'.deaiifna and ISn-1$2^arl 8 t.-^ B m Ic Fashion. ' pflitterns? Only 25c a copy! / to 1 ■ >: I . I I " 1 . ^ ■ ' V jv - ') ''i \