V - V ■ . ; . \ V .v':- ■ V lEUTURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE TWELVE iiaurtr^Bt^r lEvraing Sf^ralb ■ i'. Bloodmobile Visits lElks >, Bissell St.}- 1:43 to 6:30 p.m. Ha drew linea on the board and ex­ -- ■•■■■ - ---- '. - *- r - - \ plained about dlffbreht horizons. Paren^to Hear A r.r.gt Daily Net Prem Run About Town The Weather He showed the class how to fill in . F a r tfca W aak Endad Heard Along Main Street the lines of bam roofs and fence i^lLigic Instructor February S/lbSS Porecaat of U. 8. Weather BtveM HHartford artforc group of the Con- post tbps, so that they paralleled necUctitecUctit LicensedLicen* Practicsl Nurse*’ And on Somb of Manchester's Side Streets, Too the perspective lines. y W M M artha- WhUe> music AssocistipnLMocifttiat His Head '^buaineasman dared a .eek, in one to drawing pictures using the new schools, will be guest speaker at y St.. H artford, from 6',30 to 8 p.m. Cne Manchester resident is very corner of the map, in bold, multi­ technique. He circled the room cor­ the February meeting Wednesday Bureau af Circulation High 25 to 90. — ' much relieved to And that he colored letters, were the words, recting mistakes, answering ques­ at 7:30'p.m. o f the Green PTA in Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ‘‘Complim ents of Your FHdendly the school auditorium. Her subjeet The Hartford Sargent Club will j hasn't a hole in his lower lip as tions, and offering suggestions. will be “Developing Listening Ap­ hold its February mee'ting Monday I he first suspected. Texaco Dealer." At one woman’s easel he stopped, preciation in Children.” She 'will night at ft o'clock at lha home of Seems this chap, one who likes but before he could say a word, she VOL. LXXVII, NO. Ill (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1958 (CbMtIfled Advertliing on Paga 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mrs. Marie Szetela, 34 Lewis St. demonstrate the points brought to drink his beer from the can, Ctoar White said, "I’m just here to learn how out in a "listening" lesson with the grabbed hold of a ‘'king-sized” A group was jfiathered arouod to draw cats anyway." Mr. and Mrs. Henry BottiebUo help Of five children from each can opener and punched the usual in the living room watching the grade level, kindergarten through and their daughter, Columbia. 54 two holes in the top of the con­ antics of the youngest boy in the They Police lineu'Too T third grade in one seuloia and I- • ,-j.- Russell St., and their niece. Mrs. tainer. family, who was about two-and-a- It was Just after noon Saturday grades four through six in a sec­ Sukarno’s Robert Conners and her son. Rich­ Ea.gerly tilting the can he was half years old; He was playing with and local police had received word ond session, ard, 30 Pioneer Circle, are spend­ chagrined to find that, not only two imagirtary dogs named "Las­ of a robbery in Bolton. Roadblocks ing a month's vacation in Miami, . A business meeting will follow P/Cg UP m. was . the beer running down his sie" and "G eorge.” / were act up and State P olice u e program, and a bake sale will LIGGETT Fla. They are registered at the throat, it was trickling down his Included in the grotip was a \islt- alerted. be co.nducted by Cub Scout Pack Foes A ir Villa d'Eate Hotel. cliin as well. ing neighbor. The word spread fast around 9 L \ • , . PHOUe Figuring that he'd been too The boy . made his "animals" sit the newspaper circuit, and soon^ Refreshments will be served by REXALLDRUG Manchester Auxiliary Police will eagei*' w ith the .first "swig,” he up, lie down and roll over. Finally the police station was receiyihg Mrs. \john Steeves and her hos­ ■-■37, V , meet Mbnday night at.'7:30 for a to^ a second dtink . and once the father told him to "show the many phone calls from reponera pitality, committee. and Deadline target shoot at the range at Po­ again the thin stream made its lady your dogs," so the lad went seeking information. Betrothed lice Headquarters. way down his chjn and onto his over, carefully picked up the invis­ Call after call came Ijt and Lt. 'Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 10 ' ..J* D m ■ OPEN (fP)— Col. Achmad Hussein, shirt front. ible canines, brought them across Ray Griffin gave what informa­ The engagement of Mias Mary Vets^ill Install The Friendship Circle of the Horrified, not at the damage to the room and then held them up tion he could to the callers. leader of Indonesia’s outer is­ SalN-ation Army will meet in the his. shirt front biit at the thought Frances Cyra to Donald S. Geno- for inspection. Then came a call in that midst vcsl is announced by her mother, Officers Sunday land rebels, tonight gave. Plea on Attack by French Citadel Monday night at 7:45. The of the needless waste of the pre- Playing the game, the visitor of all the robbery queries. "Can Mra. Mary Cyra, 35 Campbell St., — worship committee, with Mrs. Col. | clous, liquid, the, drinker felt his pretended to look at ths dogs and 1 Ml 1-2341 1 SUNDAYS President Sukarno five days you connect me with Uie linen de­ Chicopee Falls, Mass. Perrett as chairman, will be in I lower lip but found that it hadn't then, seeking to stump the little The new officerii will be Installed to dissolve the cabinet of Pre­ ..ill ’ ' y '' partment?” the voice asked. Her fiance -is the son of Mr. and and the charter juresented at the * X.,'' / charge of the program. Hostcsse.s r suddenl.v sprung 'a leak, one, asked "and which one is "Clean or dirty?” questioned mier Djuanda. > ,-1 . will be Mrs. Frances Gcbcl and ; Then he checked the hecr can. Mrs. Louis M. 'Genovesl, 163 N. monthly meeting 'pY Manchester 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. G eorge?” Lt. Griffin. Main St. The ultimatum wa* broadraat by ■ ' 1 Mrs. Jessie Lyons. | His research ."disclosed that at The tot wasn't fazed a bit by the Barracks, No. 786, Veterans of for FREE tha "Voire of the Rebels" radio ai FCC Probe V-S- to Check — I the ^time he punched the holes in Mlaa Cyra is a graduate of World War I of U ^, Sunday 1MANCHE5TER Padang in C entral Sumatra, JU.S., Britain Display question. Delicate Adjustment " y 'i The Woman s An.^illary of St. ; the top he'd been just a wde bit "The white one," ha replied, Chicopee High School and Is pres­ afternoon at 2:30 at the American 5HOPPJNG PARKADE headquartera of a network of dts- And there was the young lady ently employed at the Springfield Legion Home. Mary's Episcopal Church will meet j too eager. The big curved point staring her right in the eye. who moved into a local apariment DELIVERY aident Indonesian* In Sumatra, i Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the church ' on jlhe opener hjid punched the re­ Armory in a secretarial position. Department Commander John Celebes. Romeo and other islands. Aide U o U s Z '^ T i several days ago, The first night Her fiance was graduated from Papandrea and hia corps of officers fer a devotional service, after i quired hole in the top all right That Was Last Week ■he was miserable with the cold. Hussein demanded that Sukarno, Concern on Incident Manchester High School and the will inatall the slate and present Tunisia^s Story which they will adjourn to the ] but then contlhued onward and As the television western "28 She knew something was wrong now in Japan on a visit, dismiss parish hall for a business meeting | punched another smaller hole in Men” came on last Sunday night, U niversity of'C onnecticut In 1954. the charter. his hand-picked cabinet headed by with the radiators, rather than He is presently associated with hia AH' veterans of World War I are His Position Paris. Feb. 10 (/F)—Reliable diplomatic sources said today and program which will be under the side of the can from the In- the 10-year-old boy turned to his that the furnace was not giving Now’s the Time! Djuanda and form a new one made Washington, Feb. 10 (/P)— the direction of. Mrs. Mary Phelps, uncle, Aldo Pagani, at the lat­ Invited to attend. up of, experts headed by fonner that France ha.s told the United States steps would be con­ aide. father and asked. "Dad. why do sufficient heat, because the corri­ To bring your car in for the The State Department has Refreshments wtll be served by What he'd done in his haste was they still call this program ‘26 te r's Insurance Agency, 1011 Refreshments will be served Vice President Mohammed Hatta Washington. Feb. 10 (/P)— sidered to prevent any repetition of .such incidents as ^tur- dors were toasty warm. Main St. after the meeting. check up that will keep It In authorized Ambassador G. Mrs. Elmer Kilby and her com­ to make a "dribble can” just like m en'?" B.v the end of the first evening and Sultan. Hamengku Buwono af Chairman Moulder (D-Mo) day’s bombing of a Tunisian village in which 78 persons were m ittee. the "dribble glasses" of practical top sha^ for the 'reet of the Jogjakarta. The Sultan is now In Lewis Jones to investigate "Well, that's the name of the she was ready to sleep In the corri­ winter. said today Bernard Schwartz killed and 84 wounded. joke fame. show," the father said with a sur­ dor. She went around checking the the Unithd State*. first-hand and report on the *111* WCTU will meet Tuesday The rebels proposed that the new controversial coun.sel of a spe­ French bombing of a Tunisian prised look on his face. windows in the apartment, piling cial subcommittee to inve.sti- at 10:30 a m. at the South Meth­ Secret Data ‘Leaked’ "I know. But one of them got blankets on the bed. Still she spent cabinet ser\'e until the 1980 elec­ United Nation.a, N. Y., Feb. 10 (fP)—Tunisia deliberated to- tions. village Saturday. odist Church. They will sew on A Manche-sler businessman killed last week." a shiver.v night. Notice General Repairs gale federal regulatory agen­ The announcement followed a ; day whether to ask for U.N. Security Council action on the laj’ettes for Puerto Rican infants If the demand is not met. Hus­ cies, "is still with us." called on Capl. Antone Frade. local "If this continues," she decided, sein said, ^’"We will declare our- new confe ence today between French bombing of a Tunisian frontier village. Both the In the United Stales. A noon pot- Major Transaction "I’ll either have to complain to the We Will Be Glosed COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Pre«ldcnt BIsenhower and Secre- luck will be served. Nike battery commander, one day seiVc* free' from the obligation to Moulder nwike vith new.smen United States and Britain voiced concern over the e.'d met ta iy of S late Dnlle.s on the ..Hiia- and the occupants stepped out. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY THOROUGH LUBRICATION Obey Pr(^dent Sukarno." situation, hut e.xpre.s.sed hope it could be smoothed over. "Go right in. sir.” the private in When she returned from work The first task of the govern­ behind clo-ed floors more thnn sn tion in the strategic North .\frican the orderly room said to the vis­ They approached the bank door the next afternoon, the man from hour and a half, preaiimablv dis- area. The United Slates already In Paris. Premier Feli.x Gaillard came under attack for al­ and as the doors were held open, OF ALL VITAL PARTS ment, he declared, was to bring itor. "The captain's expecting you,” the telephone company was wait­ Feb. 10-1M2 about unity of the republic, now ru.‘-a'ng the open row h-iwaon has IcT -'d the episode profoundly lowing military men to embroil the country in a serious diplo­ E ntering the ca p ta ir's offl^e, the two Of the party entered the ing to install her phone. Schwartz ant member* of tit disturbing building. split by the rebellion of the outer matic Itattle. He called a .special meeting of his cabinet. man found the commander busily "Why is your room so cold?" he OPEN THURSDAY, FEB. 13 AS USUAL TUNE-UP SPECIALS Islands. Rebel leaders say they are committee, including n ’a'rman Will Visit \ illage ! Ttmisian Ambassador Mongi Slim '------^------— WESTOWN engaged in a bit of map work at The objects they carried were asked. Harris '(D-Ark) of the parent A .State De;raitment spokesman cash registers, their contents to dissatisfied with the growth of delivered a protest from his gov- . ■■ PHARMACY his destf.‘‘'*^'Sit down. I'll be with "Something’s wrong with the communism under the present gov­ House Pommc'-ie Committee. said Jones will visit the village of ' be deposited in the bank. radiators," she said miserably. .Sakiel S:di Yousaef near the .Mger- | ernment to U. N. Secretary General ra f* lt£ 1 1 f1 450 H artford Rd.—.MI 0-9948 you in a minute." Krade said. GLAZIER’S CORSET SHOP WcMhing, PoUshing ernment. their amount of self rule Tl:rre was no mim<-d'ate ampli­ D ag Hammarakjold yesterday. After studying the map for a Immediately an official at the "Do you mind if I take a look?” fication. ian frontier, at the invitation of bank went over to the bearers of and their share of the national in­ .Slim told newsmen Tunisia was few minutes and jotting down sev­ Several minutes later he return­ 631 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER and Waxing come from 'exports. Harris had Indicated before the President Habib Bourguiba. the cash regi.sters and taking one ed from making a round of the meeting that .Schwartz' connection studying means of putting the is- eral notes, the captain looked up Padang Radio said a maas meet­ Bou:-gurba invited all chiefs of .sue before the council -the highest Ike Terms for rOPEN: in each hand he emptied their con apartm ent. With Rxpert Workmanship with the subf-ommUtee should he. diplomatic missions in Tunisia to and saw that the man had been tents. ing in the rebel center last night body in the U. N. watching him intently. "I’ve found the trouble," he said At Our Reasonable Price* adopted a resolution urging forma­ .severed if report.* about the coun- _ . , Soon after, the two boys left triumphantly. In Tunisia, there were cries the Quickly Capt. F>-ade extended tion of a new cabinet.-There wa* srI's expense accounts for tnp.« to (Continueri on Page Se\en) A.MBAS.SADOR SIJ.M Summit Parley the bank with their savings safe­ "They weren’t turned on” He FOR BABY'S SAFETY, HEALTH, COMFORT ~ The Best Reward New York were verified. French had committed an act of his arms over the map in an obvi­ ly deposited. The empty miniature a call for a "holy war" unless the Mr*. Allen Gurney of Coventry kisses her grandson. Allan Waas. war. The French claim the bomb­ = A L l D A Y = ous attempt to conceal its con­ fixed the trouble with a twist of USE OUR PERSONALIZED present cabinet Is ousted. .Moulder said thsl the question , registers were with them again, the w rist. DON’S AMOCO SERVICE STATION 14-year-o1d Boy Scout of Troop 57. after she pinned a God and of .‘tchwartz’ emplovment "is not ; ing waa a localized military move London. Feb. 10 OPi — I*rime tents from the eyes of the visitor. once again ready to be filled with "WHERE YOUR HATisFACTION IS GUARANTEED" The resolution, adopted unani- Country medal on his uniform during services at the Coveniiy to wipe out antiaircraft po.sitiona Minister Mabmlllan says he is will­ "Thii^ is top secret information," aaously. iiuiated that the new gov­ fully settled,” the nickels and dimes that a small R.S.V.P. 050 MAIN HTREET—TEL. MI 9-8268 Flrirt Congregational Church yesterday. (Herald Photo by Motion Fa'I* to Tarry manned by Algerian rebels inside ing to take part In aummit talks = S U N D A Y — he said. "We've got strict orders boy can readily accumulate. ernment be formed "in a legal and P in to ). He .-•aid a motirpii wa* made to | Ice Sheath Covers Tunisia. The Tuni.sians said 78 per­ with the Russians- but only If they An auto parts salesman, who DIAPER SERVICE not to show it to anyone," he added constitutional manner." fire the counsel Ihi* morning but | son.* were killeu and 84 wounded have "a reasonable prospect" of sternly. covers the southern New England Hatta is regarded as a spoke*, For a Drag Strip a ’-ea, w as in M anchester one day Your Baby Will Never Use Anyone CUea Diaper*. that it failed to can y. He declined i in the daylight raid Saturday on aome agreement. Then, as a grin came over his We’re all aware of the many We Uae Diaperene — The Rash Preventive Antiseptic ntan for Sumatra and the other to give the vote. ' Sakiet Sirii Ynii.*.*ef. Aa President Eisenhower and Read Herald Advs. face, he removed his arms and the last week. He was overheard tell­ outer Island*. He split with Su­ youths frequently in our courts on ing a loeal, .dealer th at; While in "1 voted against the discharge of Upstate New York The. V.S. State Department said other western government chief* CALL driving charges resulting from Rhode Island, he was given a END COLD WINTER WORRIES karno when the President decided Labor, Business Row Dr. Schw artz. ' Moulder said. it waa "profoundly disturbed " over have, the British Prime Minister their use of our streets as ra^-. ticket for overtime parking. to give the Comriunists’ a voice in Asked hov long Schwartz might the attack. In London, the British also called for careful preparations ways and "drag strips." "This The ticket read: "You are cordi­ CUPID DIAPER SERVICE hia "guided democracy." The rebel*, continue with the subcommittee, By THE ASSOCl.lTED PRE.SS ‘ together for food and warmth. I Foreign Office said it heard with in advance of any top-level meet­ could all be changed." say mem­ ally invited to visit our comfort­ Ml 3-2356 avowedly antl-Communist, alao Moulder said. "1 don't know." A huge sheath of snow encased Some were Iticky enough to make i "grave concern ' of the bombing ing. bers of the "Cam-Twisters." a able and spacious nolice head­ claim the centn. government on He said he is to serve a -vritten upstate New Yorly today, imprison- marooned farm house* or hotel and strafing by a force of 26 Laying it on the Une to Soviet local hot rod club, "if we had a quarters building to discuss traffic Java la ahort-chaaglng the rich On Jobless Aid request on .Schwartz to appear be- ing farmers, stifling cities and hearths. j French warplanes. Premier Bulganin, the Conserva­ decent, drag strip in the State." problems that have arisen since ■' ou outer itiands in foreign exchange fore the committee in closed ses- strangling highway travel. Near Frewsburg, in the south- , "We deplore the loss of life," the tive British leader replied to the The club is cilrrently seeking came to town." from their products. Sion this afternoon. Vast wind-whipped plumes of Russian leader's earlier requests -Hartford. Feb. 10 -ja—A bipar-*Pope Jr.. (R-Fairfield), House ma- western part of the state, a motor- Foreign Office statement said, some kind of support in this ven­ Addressing the Padang rally Asked If this morning's vote was snow blinded rescue forces, snuffed iat wa* rescued yesterday after hi* ' "We consider it to be in the in- for a aummit meeting by saying: ture. They don’t like the Idea of Unequal Division ware Col. ualudin Slmbolon. sus- tisan conference heard clashing . Jonty leader; Sen. Elmer S. Wat- out at least 13 lives, and erected I terest* of both sides to show re- view* on the. need for an amer-!son (R-Wethersfield). Senate ma- ear had )>e«n stranded for 12 hours "There must be a reasonable seeing the many teenagers ap­ A local man asked one of his two mded military commander of .((.'onlinued on PagisJIeven) tigering dunes that afaled . off in a drift. He was tmlv 800 feet ; strain! and moderation." « gency unemployment session of ■ jority leader? OMtnii^'Ei'OWn (R- CoiintIeSs"Tiuh'drpds of motorists in prospect of achieving concrete re­ pearing in court nor do they en­ buddies if an IQ of 170 was high. orth Sumatra and one of the top from a farmhou.se hut was tinable Dulles Expresses Toncern sults on specific i.s.sues. Otherwise joy seeing Main St. u.sed as a race­ "That’s very high. Only geniuses rrebel oWgItai>*. and Col. Dshlan the State Legislature today. Later, j Groton I, HooIU speaker; Theo- white canyon*. US, Secretary of State Dulles to see it through the blowing snow. I we should run the risk of a fruit­ way. have IQs that high," said one man. Djanrtiek, former deputy Army Oov. Ribicoff tsid "fve have decld-1 dore S. Rylin IR-Sharoni; Arthur The Westher Buieau said the called in French Amb*.*.*ador INADEQUATE WIRING IS ed to defer action until 5 p.m” H. Healey (D-New Haven i. Sen- Tliirty boys and yii l* from .Syia- less meeting which might make At present the club takes its " It's not 80 uncommon," said the BAZAAR chief of staff. ' blizzard would continue in .some Heive Alphand ye.*terday "to ex- The Governor explained that ate minority le.ader. and Samuel Broken Ma|ns cu.se were .snowbound in a camp m atters wor.se snd not better," souped-up cars to a drag strip in other man. "Look at you and me. WITH parts of the state today, particular- f.re.*.* nut com ern and seek fiirthei INCONVENIENT, EXPENSIVE We’ve got IQa that high.” more information and more timers. Coogol (D-.'few Britalnl. mi- iy in the Great Lakes area. about 1.5 miles snuthca-t of the information. " a State Department .Makes Two Proposals Rhode Island, where for an admis­ will be needed to evaluste several nnrify leade.- of the House. The 275-mile stretch of the state city. Leaders of the group made In hi.* note dclucred in Mosco-.v sion fee. they are able to race "Sure you do. ” said the first man SATURDAY, FEB. 15-10 A.M.-3 F.M, Peril Big Ajfea statement said, . . . your appliances are taking longer disparagingly. "Between the two of JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL Senators Seek reports prempliance on 88.900 pet sons were unemployed ribed the littered hut strangely .Near Auburn, southwest of Syra­ One method and the one -Mac­ U8 help you. low the car enthusiasts a place to "Whetlier we ran arrive at a in Connecticut a.s of tiie week end­ quiet scene on the superhighway aa cuse. a group of .50 boy.* from a suit' against Algerian rebels fle.e- millan said he prefer.* would ji'e perform their cars and better their second of the buddies. "I've got a ORDER NOW ing into Tiini.*ia, and i2i to get 150 IQ and you’ve got 20." USED CIXmilNG PLANTK and FLOWERS deci.sion lodav remain.* t4(be Seen." ing Feb, 1. sn im-ie.a.se of mnie Jersey City. 7i. *Jl.! F**’- 'J ’ - "fantastic. " comiminit\ center spent .‘4aturday a foreign ministers' conference. mechanical skills, than have to Rights Rulings *aid the Governor. - th,an .30.000 over mid-December. A broken water lilaiii threatened The cities of Svracuae and ITtica. night in a bus that .stalled on the the Tunisian government to light­ .Moscow ha.* regularly turned this TOYS and CANDY BAKED GOODS en border regulations .*o as to re­ prosecute them when some of the FOOD The report* presented clashing This rate is the highest since the cavelna or explosions in a third of prostrate under the unending three- way home from a ba.skethall game down with accompan.ving blasts at more enthusiastic teenagers re­ Fraudulent Suicide BOOKS FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. duce rebel traffic into Tunisia, JEWELRY NEEDLEWORK. HOBBIES view* by labor and busine*.* on the siim m er.of 1940 when unemploy­ the city today. Authorities closed day rataract of snow, proclaimed Road.- iyi we.'stern and I'entral U.S. Secretary of .State Dulles. lease their desires on our crowded A youngster walked into a local W sshlngion, Feb. 10 T h ir­ emergence measure.-. The Freni it said the attack was P. R. ASSOCIATES soda shop one day this week, sat WHITE ELEPHANTS GRAB BAG ALSO: CONNECTICUT COKE. FUEL OIL. RA.NOE OIL teen Senators Joined today in pro­ need for an emergency session. ment reached a peak of 106,noo to schools and industrial plants in the couni les y ere reported closed b\‘ Onl.v yesterday Pravda accused streets. Intel pretationa by labor and 200. 000. affected area and some resident* .11 Inches Snow to u ipe out an antiaircraft em- , him of being a "mouthpiece for a down and ordered, "A suicide.” CANNED GOODS SNACK BAR posing a bill designed to encourage drift.* up to 1.5 fee' deep placement that had damaged a 819 BROAD STREET—.Ml B-45S9 busine.s.s of t.'ie pre.seni uneynploy- Labor Comml.ssloncr Renato E. began moving out. Syracuse had .34 inches of snow In Oneida, cot.-, blankets and handful of American billionaires.” CARONELECTRICAL CO.NTRACTORS "A aulcldje .. what’s that?" the racial integration of school*, snd French plane. The attack wa.* Fashions Change ment situation and future pros­ on the ground, including 12'-,inche.* surprised waitress asked. to compel compliance with Su­ Ftk-iiitti foresaw only a .sliglil im­ More than .* thousand policemen, .-aivdwiches were provided in the SI OVAL LAKE MI 0-0108 A local youngster was looking at MANCHESTER EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION pects were contained in a special provement m the next half yeai. firemen, city and Hud.son County that fell yesterday. The Weather onl.v again.*! m ilitary objeclivea. "'That’s a Coke with a little REMEMBER.. "IT'S FOGARTY FOR FUEL" preme Court rulings in that field ^ate .armory for dazed trayelers. they claimed, adding tliat serial an oil painting of his great grand­ orange, cherry, vanilla and lemon repeat by the Connecticut Devel­ The ConneeUcut J .Stale Labor woikers searched frantically for Bureau said it wa* the worst snow : father and great grandaunt. He If necessary. opment Commission. storm there since 192.5 More was' Snow In Mississippi photograph.* ,*howed that nine- syrup in it," the boy said. And the The new chill rights measure , Council said "imm ediate step.* the break in the city's .54-year-old Snow, sleet and freezing rain had been carefully told by his "The report was delivered by Gov. should be taken to increa.se the water sy.item as water pressure forecasl. lentlis of the village remained in- i waitress went to work preparing also would arm the stfomey gep- ' Zero temperatures- emptied, the clo.sed SI bools in part.- of .Mi.*.*i.-- tart. ! mother that the picture had been the concoction. eral with authority to seek- f^- Ribicoff. who met with Legislative weriily benefit rale and extend the built up underground. Bulletins painted when his ancestors were streets, closed school.s and le-ft of­ aippi today and brought waining.* •Nehi Ladgham. Tunisian state i After the boy had drunk hia "sui­ eral court injunctions for the pro- 1 leaders from both parties. At­ duration of benefits ’ Su- h change.* Fire officials warned of the dan- onl.v about four years old. tending the meeting were Ltc Gov ■■ fice btiildings deserted. j of haz.ardoua driving condition*. secretary, said at a funeral for 58 ' from the AP Wires cide” and left the shop; the tection of civil rights generally— | City, county and parocliial Thq youngster stared at the por­ Charle.* W, Jew ett. Frederick ' (L'ontlniied'on Page Thirteen) Niagaia Fal!.*. Batavia, Roches­ of the victims, that achools and waitreas went over to the store a proposal defeated la.st year af- | (Cuntiniied on Page Four) achool.s were closed at Vicksburg homes had been bombed Goe.Ata trait for a few minutes, taking in owner and said, "Boy, that's a ter. KImir* and Jamesto\»'n. Iq the ■ ter a bitter battle. ' western part of the atate, were I and the city bus line there .su.spend- He.iman. a Swed'*’ Red Cross of- IRAQ, JORDAN MAY UNITE Shoppers' Special the dainty white dress, the lace new one." She then told the boss Sen. Douglas (D-Illi announced frills, and the shoulder length curls about the drink. buffeted by blizjtarti-like conditions | ed operation.*. Like many cities on I .ftmman, Jordan, Feb. 10 M U LTIPLE he.was Introducing the bill with but managed to keep their streets the edge of the .Mississippi River, ‘ (f'ontiniied on Page Seven) Federal union betxveen Iraq and on his great grandfather. He shook "And what did you charge for 12 other Senators, seven De his head In agreement and went that?” he asked. open during the onslaught. Just be- ■ Vicksburg ha.* steep hills which Jordan "seems Imminent" as the crate and five Republicans, ^ co­ irman Cojnpletes First Day can't be negotiated in ic.v weather. vond the auburbs however, great I outcome at talks beginning here MONDAY ONLY! outside to play. . "A nickel,", ahe replied ’’That’a. sponsors. He said a companion Later^hia mother heard him ex­ what cokes are, aren’t they?" veils of snow formed monumental Laurel and Jones County Public Purtjecl Reds Hear tomorrow, official source* re­ measure was being introduced in I 15-foot drifts that staggered snow i Schools were closed becBii.se of ported tonight. plaining the picture to a playmate. "You mean you used all that LISTING SERVICE MLS the House. plows. - ! treacherous blanket of sleet. "That’s my great grandfather syrup and only' charged a nickel?” The legislation would authorize Speech by Ulbriehl when he was a girl. he asked as the red moved up the In Cabinet for Outer Space I Small knot* of piled-up cars The highway patrol urged ex­ ROCKE'T FIRES TORPEDO For Quick Result* appropriation of 312>j million I Pasadena. Calif.. Feb. 10 i.Tl back of hia neck.. Then he said, over the next five year* for fed- ' 'dotted the state. Motorists banded treme caution'by motori.*t.* High- BUYING nr ‘way 80 wa.s reported .slick and'dah- Berlin. Feb. tO i/Pi Three Com- —A new torpedo that Is fired Superiority Didn’t Count "From now on, no more 'suicides’ of Manchester SELI.ING eral assistance to atates and local Recently, when Patrolman Joe or there's liable to be a murder San Antonio. Tex.. Feb. JO lAb— gerou* from Vicksburg to .Meiidlan miimsts purged from their high from a ship hv rocket, lowered government unit* in developing Man's chances to conquer Outer Into the water by parachute and Sartor was summoned to investi­ around here." community understanding ' and with the .*no\v and sleet having fal­ party po.«itions b j " Fast German CLOSE-OUTS gate a minor 2-car accident, he Space were on trial today by a len 35 to 40 mile.* a uth of tliat line. boss .Waller Ulbrjrht. showed up then seeks out an enemy sub­ plans for school integration. blond airman in a narrow steel News Tidbits found, much to his discomfort, Insubordination I In addition, federsl grants of •Snow and .sleet were repoi ted on at a parllamentarv meeting today marine aiitoinaHcally wa* di*- that one of the drivers involved An executive who Is locally Mbinet at Randolph Air FoTce to hear a speech by their trium­ closed b.v the Na\y today. The 840 million a year for each of the Base near here. Culled from .\P Wires Highway 51 as fa: north a* 3.5 to w'as a sergeant in tlie Hartford Po­ known was recently selected for an 40 mile* north of Picken.s. phant opponent rocket-assisted tor|tedo. called 2 YARDS Earit S. Rohan Modalino Smith ^ Arthur Wiikit Eivo Tyl8r next five years would be author­ Airman Dbnald G. Farrell. 23. Rat for short, "will extend a REMNANTS lice Department. important position. When he was ized for school baildihgs. the em­ Two UK he* of snow fell at .laclt- Tlie three were Karl Si hirdewan. Ml 8-7488 Ml 9-1642 Ml 9-4889 Ml 8-4488 a 6-fooler from The Bronx, ship's submarine-kill zone to "Now if this happened in Hart- describing to hi* family the type ployment of additionsl teacher* ronneclicut Retail Gasoline .son. where some early-rising mo- former No. 2 Communist: Ernst ford, this is what we'd do . . . ” he of office setup he would have, he squeezed into a 3 by 5 foot experi-, Dealers Assn, rail* spec-isl meeting lori.st* wound up in the ditch fiom Wollweber, a to.-i.ier sec, 'ity min­ many miles," Na\y announee- For and other cost* incident to elim­ mental space cabinet yesterday I ! started aa soon as Sartor arrived. said, inating-racial segregation. for tomorrow night in Cheshire to trying t* negotiate «lick .stioel.* ister. and Fred Oelsaner, the par­ inenl said. The dc\ice can be Res. 39e-$1.69 Yard ' As the policeman questioned the “Well to begin with. I'll just morning at the unique school of discuss "Gss War" in stale. . . Cold lain followed the snow and ly’.* chief ideologist Schirdewan installed on any dcstro.ver wlfh EUI* Mayor T. J. Creckott space medicine, for one of the mostr .5-incli gun tu rrets at rclath e- other driver. Uie out-of-tow ner have a secretary. But later on I OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. (Cnntlnui^ on Tage Thirteen) Sen. Jackson ' D-\Va.sh. i announce* sleet m some aiea.s, giving rise to and Wollwelter ere removed front continued to advise Sartor on how may have a researcher.” Ml 9-6481 MI S-IQ77 fantastic vo.yages in history. | "Nuclear Brain Triist” appointed fear* of an ire storm which could the pai t.v'-s Central Committee and ly low: cost. A spokesman. ALL TYPES 5 f “ to handle the situation. Question- Said the exec’s daughter. "W hat 16 HENRY ST., MANCHESTER— M.L.S. No. 586 For wx full days the .voiUhful, to aid Senale-Hou.*e subcommittee break tree limbs and cripple utility Oel.*.*ner from the Politburo, said test* haxe shown Rat l.o be the Hartford'man was even a will the researcher do. Dad?" space ^oneer will pretend.-both. on military application of atomic lines. They appeared in tht parhamen- "exceedingly accurate.''' MATERIALS more difficult task. Said the exec's son, "He'll find Gaston Roalty Co. Sikorsky Local phyaically and psychologically- energy. "Now I’m going to take, the oat what Dad was supposed to John BistaR that he is aboard a space rocket' MORE COIJD D l’E Ml 9-5781 Dr. 'Vivian Fuchs and his Briti.sh rCoiitinued on Page Thirteen) (Continiied on Page Four) street measurements,” the local have been doing all that time." PI 2-8828 headed for the moon. expedition leave on last leg of 700- Windsor Lock*. Feb. 10 — tf) policeman said. But no sooner had Votes 'to Strike Scientists of the School of Space I mile attempt to make first over­ Forecasters at the Bradley Field MONDAY ONLY the words left his mouth, when Subsidy I Medicine here said th a t the onl.v land crossing .of Antarctic conti- ' ^They Were Really Living* Weather Bureau say the proa- the sergeant said. "In Hartford, "Tax Returns Help Offered" read ; : Goodnhsiel Roolty aapecta of a trip to the moon not I nent. . . . Dr. Paul Talaly of New ‘ l>ecls arc lor at lea.st two more we don’t handle auch a minor ac­ a headline in the paper. Stonlay Bray On Saturday being tested in this experiment day* of sub.frrezing weather lor In 2 Yd. Pieces Only ‘ , J MI 8-7925 ; Haveh given first lifetime grant of cident in this fashion." "Does that mean they’re gonna Ml 8-8278 are weightlcs.snesa (lack of gravi­ ! $587,344 for hia research p ^ e c l Conneeticiit. Tuesda.v will be Disgusted with the man's steady give out money to pay the bill," S tratford, Feb. 10 (>Pi—Mem­ ty i. coinpreasion, and cosmic ra.vs. I on cancer at University of Chicago. _"falr and contimied cold." ".\t stream of objections and uncflled- queried the local idiot. , bers of United Auto Workers Local These three items have been check­ ’ Trigger-happy Jerry Haynes, 18, 3 Boy Bandit Suspects least It should be |t.oqti ice skat­ for advice. Sartor finally blurted, Anon. ■ r i . Walton W. Grant 877 by a vote of 204R to 914 hsve ed for previously in other experi­ shoots down three person* in abor­ ing w eather," quipped m eteor­ out, "I don’t care what you do in Barnia Confor ments. ologist Warran Sllx-erzahn. who Aaenev agreed to strike the Sikorsky Air­ tive attempt to hold up San Fran­ 5 YARDS Hartford. You're in Manchester • TRem ont S-S495 Test to End Saturday cisco tavern. . . . Teamalers Union explained that eentral Canada MI S-1I5S craft Division of United Aircraft : Is the source of the current coW RUFFLING now, and as long as you are in GENERAL at midnight Saturdsy if negotia­ Next Saturday m orning If bosses reported considering repos­ Caught in Miami Hotel spell. Manchejjter. we’ll handle this job tions fall to produce a new work everything goes well -farrell will sessing lavish union-owned home the Manchester way.' contrset. climb from the instrument-jam­ occupied by Dave Beck in Seattle. Over 5Q patterns and colors. For T V SER V ICE Jarvis Rofity Co. med space barrel a weary but un­ Watei luiry,’ Feb. 10 .,P) Three* in a iuitca.se. new wardrobes for, IKE’S COLD BETTER ' Limited Objective Cli#nrd Hansen Not all of the company's 6,100 U. S. satellite Explorer giving leenagcis, i hargyd witli robtiing all three and two loaded revolvers. Dajta M AC A Call Rfl 8-4112 w orkers in plants here and in harmed veteran of the ni.vsteriea Washington, Feb. 10 oPi— Hundreds of uses. 4-10” wide.. At an evening art class for NlgUa M riia Pina Parts Ml 8-1808 of spare travel. map experts information whicli' tlie Colonial Trust Co. in Wntcr- Tile youths were identified by President Elsenhower 1* feeling Bridgeport are members of the Bids them in correcting errors of hui V, are .scliediilcd to appear m *. Williams a.s John George Wallace. adults the instructor was trying to TEL.ia»-M8S Farrell set a record at 9:35 a.m. better todi^v hut still not com- Re*. 49c-98c yard. Imagine 5 explain the rulea of • perspective. Cozy 8-room' single, vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. local. 'The company m anufacturers- (CSTi today when he completed I distance on earth's surface. , . . .Miami Florida Court today to, lie 19. .Mersin Frank Gule. 18, and pletelv , reeoveretl from a, cold, Shtrwood A. Boochiar Fireplace, oil heat, copper plumbing. Juat a step from Main helicopter*. 24 hours in the space chamber, I Avon Board of Education refuse* arraigned as fugitives. .Mil hael Anlhonv Berardi, 18. all of the W hite House said. “He seems yardis / o r ...... Street. Welles Aqeney Talk* on a contract to replace longer than any American had i to, give School Superintendent The hoys were aire.sled eaily Waterhiiry. to ' he feeling hettcr." White MI S-8B69 P I 2-7.158 - one that' expires at midnight .Sat­ W'ithslood such a test. Minnieh information oh what i.* to Sunday iiuirmng tiy-fedeial agent* Tlie It.S. Coiumis.sloner's office in House pres* secretary Jameo C. urday are scheduled to be ,re- Dr. Hubertus Striighold, an aero be form at of public hearing on hiai (,„,i .Niiami I’olicf detectives wliile Hartford i.s.sued wairants for the Ilagrrty said In reply to a ques­ PRICED FOR QUICK SALE iioy's arrest on Friday, one day ■umed by union and company: medical research advl.*or at the dismissal. tliey were sound asleep in a swank tion. MONDAY ONLYj Aliea Ckmiptt ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Roolter Howard Hostings negotiators on Wednesday. They j school, gave reporters a briefing Russians releaae tw« .Austrian $160 per week suiSe in the .Sands afiei tile Ea.st End branch of the have been going oh for some lime | till.* morning on Farrell's’ progre.** teobnielans ■who were among Ger­ Hotel. Tliey ate now being held at Colonial T iust Co. wa.s held up for' Albert Gayson Ml 9-4848 Phone Ml 9-5838. MI 9-4548 or MI 8-5440 Ml 9-1107 with each side claiming the other, man acrentiats held for 11 vears at tlie Dade County Jail tltciT. $20,301. -MOOSE .MILLtiR FIN ED Or,The Realtqr Of Your Choice , • > so far on liis moon trip. H artford, Feb. 10 (A5-^WIIUam In 5 Yd. Pieces Only not to be bargaining In good faith, j Stnighold predl6ted previously’ Black Sea research laboratory . . . •lohn Wtlliaiv*. Federal Bureau It was first reported by bank of Investigation agent in charge officials that $27,000 waa taken by P. "Moose” Miller, Hertford and V BlilLDER The union has asked a 15' cents | that 'tha niain medical problems a t { Sir Ekigar Whitehead, newly elect­ an hour across-the-board pay. In-1 ed leader of Southern Rhode.*la's said the trio made no struggle and| the three ducktailed haircut youths East Hartford advertlaing pro­ John H. Loppen, In^- spaeg flight will be aotved Ip three ' moter, received a auspeaded Pris­ GREEN vifarrtn E. Howlond ) Carlton W. Hutchins Arthur A. Kfigfla crease,, improved seniority rights,: toIW livefive JCyears.«1 ». Jj ' ‘ ’ I United iFederal Party, denies that no St atements. | "'hb entered the hank at midday •Ml 9-5182 : , ]; j Ml\ 9-5281 a full grievance,'procedure, union: I hi* ' elei^tm would’ bring *lrict "They were- reallv (iving, ” said. Thursday and escaped in a get- on aenteii’ce and 8®<|l One li» UJI. WORLD ALTERATIONS ^ NEW HOMES Ml'S-1108 - i , . A ■ lifi S-5448. , "Thta iis on«j of the moat' im- IMstrict Court on' miOl tnMie control of the apprenticeship sys-j pbrtant tests to datg,” 'the San An' I racial segregation to CentTal Afri­ Willianjs. He added they had Inade j away car.', ' I ' ' ''' the rounds of Miami hightciubs af-' An andit at the bank, completed chargpa today. The 58i3foar-al^ STAMPS tern, and fring^e benefits. tonio Ebeprtss Uaid yesterday in a ca. ad aaleaman was acenaad lif FAIRWAY GOMMERGIAL, RESIDENTIAL McKiimay ) Rod'Eftoto Conter The company haa claimed that special editorial. "It could be—bpt .Chinese • Premier Chou En - lal ter ari-ixing there Friday night. [over the weekend produced the Eilswdith Miftan .u e . Ktn Qstrinsky Ea*t Hartford, Cona. blaata United Btaten for it* pmli- $16,000 Csah Found final figure. lag “well ox'er 97i MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 8-1212 the monstary cost of; union de- no authority has yet made the Fenton Duepner. electronics engineer at USAF School of Aviation of advertistng for Hit m pt 44 VILLAGE $T.. M ANCHESTER^! 9-3497 / HI 8-8888 MD 8-8168 8A 8-0524 eiea toward Formosa. Korea, Indo­ In the room of the sleeping! ----- h— , m 8-8988 Medicine,. left, talk* with Airman Donald Farrell before latter'a tIoM that were amrer priaUqd. (OMtfaraMl Tw«j (OHt^xnei OB Fags e«vMj "flight (nto •pace.” CAP Photofax). ^ . nesia and Middle East.. youths were fbuhd $16,000 in cash) fXOoaUaaed on P mi» F e w ) •I

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■ I < 1 /'• ■■ I- r . PAGE TWO MANCHESTER ^VENTNCf HERALD, MANCHEST^IR. CONN,, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 I \ lIA^"CHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MOND.^Y, FEBR,VARY 10, 1968 PAGE THREB -rr, '''V Lodge to Honor ketball; 8 to 10; Men's Volleyball Sikorsky Local Nyhagen-French bedding WKNB-040 WTIO—1080 WAXES Will Seat League. Past Elk Officers Sheinwold on Bridge WCCX>-1290 Thursday, 6 to 8, Junior . Basket­ Daily Radio WFUF—1410 Rec Notes ball League (Verplanck); 6 to 8. Votes to Strike« WDBO—1880 Officers Tuesday The Baby Has Mancliaater Elka wiU honor tbalr Eaaterii BUndard Tima \VHAY—910 Coed Bowling; 8 to 10, Badminton. TJtanchjiAJteA, QrxhpsiL ^stnisJe lo-, V past exalted rulera -suid membara SUIT YOUR PLAY Sotttk dtalsr Mre. Henrietta W»rd of- Hart­ East aide R<« Friday, 6 to 7:10, Fifth and Sixth O n S a tu rd ay of the State Elka'. Aaan. at a din­ TO THE D l^N SE Noftb-Sontk TultmUs The following program ford, charter member of the Monday, 0 to 7, Open Basket­ Grade Dance; 6 to 7:10, Open .Bas­ ner Wednea^y. I401CTH olea art suppled by tha radio WATK8, Will preside at the meet­ ball; 7 to ^ , Women’s Gyiti Class; ketball; 8:10 to 6:45, Movies; 7:30 — CONNECTICUT’S COMPLETE CARPET SHOP — L«*» (Conttnned from Page One) Maurice Gaudet, exalted rtilar of Don’t try to play bridge In a A A T 7 ) 2 managementa and ° art aubject to g g - - ^ g l f . “ ‘,fcon„ ing Tuesday evening at the Italian 8 to lO/Open Senior Etasketball; to 9:30, Junior High Dance. Been Named I the Manchester Lodge, announced vacuum. A line of pley that may V (mange without .noUce. 6 to 7/Boys’ Plunge; 7 to 8. Men's Saturday, 10 to 12, Midget Bas­ 4 t rs American Club. The wife of Har­ mandi would be |8 million, the today that Eklward E. EMgar, be perfect against a routine de- 4 :8 8 - vey Ward, who has planned the je; 8 to 9, Women’s Plunge; ketball Clinic; 1 to 9, Open Bas­ eateemed leading knight, la chair­ A Q 1 10 2 WHAY--Plauer Party Itoalon Vi. VConn ketball ' (Intermediate and Sen­ union estimate is 83 *i million. fenee> may' turn, out to be naeleas WWT ' EAiT W(JC(;- Rao.«d Ravua fuccesiful shows of the organlxe- 7Jto9, Radio Builders Club. But a union spokesman said man of the dinner. " against your actual opponents. WKNB-P.H. tlon for eeverel yeere. Mrs. Ward Tuesdsy, 3 to 4:30, Junior Biuid, iors): 6:30 to 9, Coed Bowling. , Dinner at 6:30 p.m. will be fol­ AQJ94 *10 0 WTlC—Roaa MUltr Rehearsal; 6:30 to 8:30, Children’s Oommuiiity T after yesterday's membership West opened the deuce of dia­ #ir)2 * 7 0 5 WDRO—Arthur Oodfrty has participated in many of them. CARPET SALE Carol Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Alexander Ferguson, lowed by a meeting and Initiation monds normally enoug^i, and E ut Theater; 6 to 8, Midget Basketball; Monday; 6 to 8, Midget Basket­ meeting here, at which the strike 4K02 ' AAllOtO WPOP-Waa Worka She will lucceed . Mra. Lauretta ball League; 8 to 10, Dog Obedi­ 25 Newman St. She was born Feb. 3 at Manchester Memorial vote was registered, that there Is of a claaa of candidatea. won with the ace. Blast hit upon 4:18i- WDRC—Ruaty Draper Oagne of Bolton. ' ^ ' 8 to 10, Intermediate Basketball; Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William * 80) * A95 WHAY—Flatter Party WPOP-Hound Dof ence Class; 6:30 to 8;.30, Bogiiig; only "a meager dirterence” cost- Paat axalted pulera of the local the best return, a trump. SOUTH 8:88- Associate officers are- M ri. May 8 to 9, Teenage Swim. Brock, 13 Warren St., and her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. lodge and of visiting lodgM will Declarer won in the dummy end WCCC—-Recard Ravua 6 to 8:30, Cooking Class; 6 to 7:30, wise between the union and the ^ K 5 WKNB-P.M. WIlAY-Nlzhl Watch McLeughiin, vies president; Mrs. Wednesday, 6 to 7, Open Basket­ Teenage Bowling. Alexander Ferguson, Eaat Hartford. She has three sisters, company. fill the chairs. Thiey are Edward woodenly returned e diamond. This * A K J 10 4 WTIC—Rou Miliar WTIO-BoaTon LaVeme Kelson, 8cci;etary; Mrs. ball; 7 to 10, Businessmen’s Bas­ Alexandra, 5, Karen Ann. 4, and Susan Jane, 2. N. Serrell, exalted ruler; George R. would have besn proper enough if WDRO-Arlbur Gedlrty W M C—■riii’ Worid^?on"lfht ; Tuesday, 6 to.9, Junior Basket­ More important to the union, he * 0 7 ) WPOP-Waa Worka Marion CroBstn, ^(wrespondlng ketball; 6 to 7:30, Boys’ Bowling; ball League; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing: said, are the other demands, ad­ English, esteemed leading knight; East had returned anything but a * K 7 4 4:38— secretary; Mrs. i w y 'McCarthy, 7 to 9, 'Teenage Dance; 7 to 9, Boys’ Paul Roy, son of Mr. and Mra. Roy P. Davis. 15 Spruce St., James H. McVeigh, esteemed loyal trump, aince declarer would then Sea* West N at* BeM WHAV—Plautr Party WHAY-NIZht Watch treasurer; Mre. Barbara Thomas, 6 to 7:30, Teenage Bowling, Rockville. He was bom Jan. 24 at Hartford Hospital. His ma­ ding that the union, which he says knight; Charles W. Laihrop, es­ WCCCJ—Racord Itevua WTIC—Bneton va. UCnnn Mechanics Club; 8 to 9, Women's Wrdnes(!ay, 6 ti< 8, ' Jirls’ Baskei- does not want to strike unless it be sure of ruffing his third dia­ 1 * Pass 1 * 2 4 WKNB-P.M. WDRC-The World Tonl8ht assistant ireaatirer. Swim Class. ternal grandparents are Mr. and. Mrs. Robert McKeown. 160 Cen­ teemed lecturing knight, all of the mond in dummy. 2 * Pati ) * Pms ' WTIO-ltoaa Millar WPOP—Hound Dob ball League; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing, has to, will make every effort to 11:38— Mrs. Dorlriloyi 23 N. Elm St., Thursday, 3:15 to 4:15, Model 8 , to 10:30, Adult Square Dancing ter St., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar find an area of agreement on Manchester Lodge; Frank Burgess Declarer’s play Was, however, 4 * Past Pa« Pass WDRO-Cal Kolby was top k)*r for January, with a Airplane Club; 6 to 9, Junior Bas­ Davis. 17 Spruce St.. Rockville. He has two sisters. Donna Jean, of New London, esquire; Edward sure to lead to failure against the Opeuiag lead — 02 WPOP—Wax Woraa WHAY-Niahl Watch 7 to 8. Model Airplane Club: 6 to them. 4:48— WTIC—Borion va. llConn reduction of 10 pounds. Mrs. Eva ketball League; 6 to 7. Movies; 7 7:.30, Teenage Bowling. 15, and Susan JajTie, 19 months. He asked that the company Bergeron of WilUroantic, inner actual defense. East put up the WHAV-Platlar Party WDRC—Mooda for Romance Kennedy, 8 Keeney St., was eec- to 9:30, Men’s Handhi'.'. 8 to 9. Shlard; Joseph Mulvey of New nine of diamonds. South covered 1s no other chance for the contract WCCC—Record Ravua WPOP -i-'iiinu Dob ondywlth a toes of 6*^ pounds. Thursday, 6 to 7, Midget B^kel- John Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, 17 Vernon "deal in facts and not in distor­ London, chaplain; Past District WKNB—P M, 8:48- Life Saving Class. ball League; 7 to 10. Inlemrediate tions." with the queen, and West won with The last trump must be left In W'TIC—Ro h MUIar -NiBhl Watch Valentine party will be held Friday, 6 to 8, Open hasketbail Ave.. Rockville. He was bom Dec. 29 at Hartford Hospital. His Deputy Merritt S. Ackerman, sac- WTIC—Bfoiton va. IK'onn League: 6 to 7:30, Teenag^ Bowl­ The company's position was set the king. West then led e pecond dummy until t))g ace of clubs has WDRU-Cal Kulby esday following the weighing- (Midget and Juniors); 8 to 10. ing. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKeown. 160 reUry; Dtstrict Deputy O. Rene trump, removing the last trump been forced out in order to prevent WPOP-Waz Worka Romance in, and secret pals will ht dis­ down in a letter over the “signa­ Carron, treasurer. 1 :88 - WPOP—Hound Dob Open Basketball (Intermediate and Friday, 6 to 7:15, Fifth and Sixth Center SL He has two brothers. Robert 5. and Frederick Wil­ ture of general manager Lee S. from the dummy. *■’ ' the enemy from winning a total of WHAY—Planar Parly I8:8<)— closed. Seniors'); 6 to 7, Boys’ Plunge; 7 liam. 2: and a sister. Janice Ann. 6 *2. Officers of the ConnMticut State This logical and expectable de­ WCCC—Record Ravua ^ A Y - N t a m Watch Grade Dance; 7:30 to 9:30, Sev­ « * • w • Johnson which went to all em­ three diamond tricks. W K N B -P M WTIC—Mualc to 8, Men's Plunge; 8 to 9, Women’s EJki' Aaan. will be present and fense put the kibosh on South’s Fortunately for South, the clubs enth and Eighth Grr.dr Dance: 7 ployes before yesterday's meet- short talks will be i^ven by E. WTIC—Newa ' WDRC—McKNla for Romance - Plunge. to 7:30, Movies; 6 To 7:30, Teenage Jeffrey L>iin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Cramer. 31*2 ing. plaiia He was atuek with e losing are 3-3; no ruff is posalble. The de­ WDRC—Newt Raportar WPOP - Round Do« Ext Forecast Saturday, 10 to- Noon, Midget Charter Oak St. He was bom Feb. 4 at Manchester Memorial Clayton Weianer, president, and diamond and had to give up e total WPOP—Urllad Auto Workara Show 18:18- Bowling. , , On the matter of seniority of fenders can take their ace of clubs 1 :18- wHAY-.Vtahi Watch , Basketball C31nic; 1 to 9, Open Saturday, 9:30 to 11:30, Midget Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. employes transferred from other Dr. George Caillouette, first vice of three diamonds and one club and e second diamond, but nothing WHAY—PIMlar Party WTIC—Mualc / Forecast for Connecticut for the Basketball. Rys. Hartford, and his paternal grandfather is Kenneth Cramer, president. Dr. Caillouette is a mem­ Down one. W('CC—Record Ravi:a WDRC—Mooda for Romanra Basketball Cllni^! 1 to 3, Fifth and Sikorsky plants in this area to else. South can draw trumps even­ WPOP-Hmind Doa 5-day period. Tuesday through • WoKt Side Rec Sixth Grade Roller ifkating, 7 to 644 Mluyehester Rd., East Glastonbury. He has a brother. Rich­ ber of the local lodge. Against the actual trump return, tually and then get hie discard on WK.NB—Oprn Mtka ard. 5>4< the recently opened new plant WTIC-Hoaa Miller 18:88— •' Saturday, calls for temperatures Monday, 6 to 8, T-oiler Skating 9, Teenage Roller Skating. here, Johnson said: declarer must see that he urlll not dummy's leat club., WDRC—Ca: Kolbv W H av-N iani Waten probably averaging 3 to 6 degrees Lessons; 8 to 10, 'len’s Volleyball • • • • • be able to ruff a diamond. He must WPOP—United Auto Workers Show WTIC—Congri^Jonnl Rnpfirt High .School "Perhaps no issue has been more Seven Flee Blwce Dally OnesUeu WDRft—Mf>^n for n^manen below normal, with a alow League; 6 to 7, Junior Ba.ikctball Monday. 6:30 to S'30, (3oed Cem- Jared Rice and Jason Frank, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus try for the clubs in the hope of As dealer, you hold: Spedas; K 8 :3 8 - W. Tompkins, 187 Gardner St. They were bom F'cb. 4 at Man­ beclouded and obscured by the WHAY—Platter Party W POP—Mw 'Tti Rriunfin warming trend through the period. League (■Verplsmok): 7 to 9, inter­ pelllive Swimming; 7:30 to 8:30, union. In the past two years over Newtown, Feb. 10 (iiv—Mr. and dlacanUng a diamond eventually S; Hearts: Q 7 3; Diamonds: A K WTIC—P.oaa Miller lt:M — The normal mean temperature mediate Basketball (Verplanck | ; Women’s Gym Class. 8:30 to 9:30. chester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents are on dummy's last chib. J 19 4: aube: K 7 4. What do you W DRO-Cai K-.lbv WHAY-^lihl Watrh Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fitch, Hunter. N. Y.. and their paternal 1,200 employes have been trans­ Mrs. Thomas Jones and their five WPOP-Waxworka W'TIC^le’K lUdJo P4*vj#w for the Hartford area for this peri­ 6 to 7, Model Airplane Club Women’s Swimrriing; 7 to 9:30, Rec ferred (to the new plant) and childreft escaped unharmed today Declarer wine the second trump say? 1 :4 4 - W'DRt?—Mofxlii for Itomanc* od is about 28 degrees ranging Tuesday, 6 to 8, Midget Basket­ Senior Basketball League. grrandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Cyrtis F. Tompkins, Catskill, N., Y. as a fire destroyed their home In trick In dummy and leads e club to Answer: Bid one no-trump. In WHAY-Platler Party Wpop—M4^4*rn Rmmda from a normal high temperature of They have two brothers, Frederick 8, and Carlos. 3Is. » contrary to reports not one has «TK>-Roaa Mdler ll> D — ball League; 8 to 9:30, Open Ba.s- Wedne.sday, 7 to 9. Family • • * * • * • lost his seniority." Newtdn’e Sandy Kook section. his king. Best refuses the first general, bid one no-trump when­ W0R<2—Cal Kolby ^W H A Y -N lfhi Watch around 37 degrees to a normal low ketbalL •Swim; 7 to 9:30, Rec Senior League Of the situation In general, Fire Chief Hiram Hanlon, who club, properly enough.. ever you have 16 to 18 points, with WPOP—Waxworka N>wn temperature of about 18 degrees. Wednesday, C to 8. Midget Bas­ Basketball. Jeffrey S<3ttliT son of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Clark. 3 Drive E. South must then continue with e 8 :4 8 - WDRC—8ymjrfion»lln Johnson reminded the workers: directed the Sandy Hook Volun balanced distribution end three or WIIAY—DniaUna WPOP—Modern S^nda Precipitation for the period will He was bom F«ib. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ second club to force out the ace. four euita stopped. You may pre­ lltlS — likely average about 1/10 of an ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Forman, South St., “Two years ago you were faced teer Firemen, said the fire was of W n O -N ew a with essentially the same situa­ undetermined origin. No estimate Trae, this may permit the enemy fer to bid e strong 0-cerd major, ITDRO-Newa Raportar / ■WHAY-Nlglit Watch inch with a chance of rain or snow CHECK YOUR ROOM SIZE — COME IN — CHECK Coventry, and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul to ruff a UiM round of clubs if. as in today’s hand, but should cer­ W PO P-N ew a WTIC—Boorta Final about Friday or Saturday. Clark, 80 Hemlock St. tion that confronts you today. was msde of the dsmsge, which f : 1 8 - WDRC—Brmpbon^tt# FOR BABY'5 5AFETY, HEALTH. COMFORT — • • • « • Then, as now, you were asked to included the contents of the house. that suit happens to break 4-2, but tainly prefer no-trump to a 0-card WHAT—Datelina WPOP—Modarr 8r M elarhrino II :4S>- DIAPER SERVICE Here we offer you a money-saving way of dreasing up your home with new beauty for Spring. Listed « • • « • lot not to authorize a strike. A MRS. EDWARD I. NYHAGEN He said an unidentified neigh­ WDRC.—Giiv Uimhardo WHAY—Jatx Aliev below are a number of rugs nnd carpets now on display at 308 Main Street. Manchester, for the month bor turned in the alarm. WPOP—John Daly WTfC-F»arII*iit 8<»renada Your Baby Will Never Use Anyone Elses Diapers. of February, Many of these carpets arc first grades, some special mill purchases, mill remnants and Todd Calvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hewey, 337 W. Mid­ short time later the terms of your 8 :4 4 - WDRC—'Sympbonetie present contract were agreed For9ed to leave the house were WILA Y —Larenade We Use DIaperene — The Rash Preventive Antiseptic Irregulars. In addition to these special values we offer a large slock of top qualities from New Ebig- dle Tpke. He was bom Feb. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ At a 4 o'clock candlelight serv-^Arnold, Cranford, N. J.; Herb- PROGRAMS WTIC—Three Star Kitra upon." Jones, his wife, Mary; their chil­ Bladder *111681(8611’ land’s largest mills. VISIT MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER DURING THIS SALE AND SHOP tal. His maternal grandfather is ,Abbott Todd, West Spring- WDR(>—l»waM Thomaa Telpvl«!on PrnerBiiiB If vorrivd bv "BUdd«r W**kncM" fOtt> CALL The company )ias offered the Ice In the First Congregational bert Ladd. Burlington, and Ken­ dren, Marvin, 10; Charles, 16; Wil­ tint Up Nlfsti or B«d Wattlnf, too fr»> NOW FOR ALL YOITR CARPF:T NEEDS . . . field. He has two brothers, Robin, 15, and Jonathan, 14, and a Church, Burlington, Vt., Saturday neth Schramm, Oradell, N. J. liam, 14; Jerry, 10, Patsy, 6. WPOP—Top 40 Tima On Page Two uent. burclnt or ttchliif urtnotloa) or sister, Mary Ellen, 4. union a contract similar to one T:8e - JtrOBf Sm tluof. Cloudy Urint. du* to CUPID DIAPER SERVICE • • * • • that was approved last year by afternoon, Mias Sylvia French, For going sway the bride chose V«IAY-«erenade common KIdnty ond Bladder Irritattoiu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. an oyster white dress with match­ The black widow spider U found WTIC—Dick Barlel CJancer's death toll Is 81111 a try CYBTIX for quick help 10 veori uie NO MONEY DOWN • TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY 5Uchele Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Asselin, 116 workers at the East Hartford French, became the bride of Ed­ WDRC—Amoa ana Andy quarter million annuallv. sayi the proTo Mfety for younj and old. Aik dmc" Ml 3-2356 N. School St. She was bom Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorial plant of United Aircraft, Sikor­ ing accessories and cocoa brown in all 48 states, says the Nstionsl WPOP—rallon Lewie fltt for CYS7XX under mooeyeback guar- sky's parent company. ward I. Nyhagen of Summit, N. J. coat with a corsage of yellow Geographic Society. The Society **Video Everyday^' 7 :1 8 - American (dancer Soriety. ante*. Bm how faaC you Imprevt. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter The bride was a teacher at Man­ roses. After a wedding trip to the WIIA Y —Sarenada Hettinger. Gleason St., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and This provides for a 9' to 14 chester High School for the past says also that, despite popular WTIC—pick Bertel cent hourly wage )ilke according Laurentlan Mts. the couple will legend, she doesn't eat her husband All Rigfeto WDRC—Arnm, and Andy Mrs. Helas Asselin, Southbridge, Mass. year and a half. The Rev. Charles make their home In Hyde Park. Vt. unless she Is very, very hungry. H.-T. PlemiuBt « Oe, lac. WPOP—Ed P Horaan • • • • • to job classification and liberal­ S. Jones performed the double ring 1:38- Huge Discounts On These ization of the hospital insurance WHAV—Serenade Daniel James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reilly, 25 Ev'a Dr. ceremony. WTIC—Neva of the World He was bom Jan. 31 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grand­ plan. It would hike hourly rates The bride, given in marriage by WDRC—Abxwer Pletat mother is Mrs. Mae O’Neil. He has two brothers, Kevin, 8. and which now range from 11.83 to her father, wore a go\ ) $ 1 S.').00 $139.00 Mrs. Carroll Chartler. 18 Hathaway Lane, and his paternal grand­ gowns and accessories of neptune MLL'S TIRE and OF U S n S THaOUOHOUT 12'xl0' ll’ool Velvet (Gold) $209.00 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jedrizewskl, Osceala Mills. Pa. by the West German Transport (U) aOXlMO PBRUMIMABIEB THi COUNTBY. $249.00 Ministry that the crash probably green and carried bouquets of REPAIR SHOP U:88 ( 843) BOlUNG l.y'xl'C ll’ool Tweed ((ireen) $28.) 00 $219.00 He has four brothers, Stefan, 9. David. 8, James, 4. and Terrance, was due to heavy Icing on the up­ spring fiowers. Those attending at Cavey's Mickay Cranriard »a. Ta» 2; and two sisters, Karen: 14. and Pamela, 12. were Miss Malia Dean. Bo.ston, 180 Spmoe SL—Ml 0-06M Gaatalaa, 18 rds. Middla- l.i’xl.Tb" M’ool I'elvet (i’archment) $279.00 $199.00 • • « • * per side of the plane's wings. BEA welfkta safety officer John Gibbs said the Mass., Miss Suzanne LaCroix. New (1848) STUDIO ONE Dl HOtXT- 12’xl2’ \l'(K)I \'elvel (Parchment) $189.00 $149.00 Mary Beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kelvis, 63 York City, Mi.ss Marilyn Reed. S:Se ( SI 8C8IB W WD-^“ Preseaee a( Ika Clyde Rd. She was bom Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ plane would not have taken off If For A Tasty Meal Visit Our T)LL Rl’V OF pital. Her maternal grandmother is Mra, Charles Lehr. Spring- ice, but he declined to say whether Schramm. Oradell, N. J. (Color) field. Mass., and her paternal grandmother is Mrs. William Kcivie, Attending the bridegroom as Cheerful Coffee Shop S:ie (ISdS) THE VEBDICT U tOCBS Torrington. She has a brother, William E. Jr., and three sisters, they had been checked for icing ( S) STaUK 7 W* 2rx54” SGAHER RUGS before takeoff. best man was Oliver Deane, 4:M (IS) HBIUUTEB Odk BROADLOOM CARPET Anne. Kathie and Patricia. Springfield. N. J. The ushers were (- S) TRF.ATl * fy n « • • • • The Investigation is continuing, OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. »o 6 P.M. ( t) SVEBICAN • fr— I alues Up To $20 $ ^ . 0 0 ERch Gibbs said. Richard French, Haverhill, Mass., BARDSTAXO A Luxurious Cariiel At Brian Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur M. Chadwick. 9 Lin­ brother of the bride; Reed Soturdoy Till 3 P.M.<—>Cles«d AH Day Sunday (».3C) UDBEN FOB A DAY GAS HEAT tfoHng wfwey. coln St. He was bom Jan. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. (48) ('PEN HOUSF. 4:M (lS.4e) BECBET STOBM An Oulstaiifling Ix)w Price His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chadwick, Librarians Plan 4;Se (IS) EDUK 0 » MOHT INSTALLERS MANCHESTER 1367 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. He has a sister, Jeanine Eliza­ ( S) LITTLE BA8CAL8 BIG DISCOUNT ON OUR beth, 22 months. (4S) LOONEY TVNES SHEET METAL WORKS • • • • « ‘Wake Up’ Drive (SS) AMEBICAN BANDSTAND 4:4S <72-3#) MODF.RN BONANCES 14 H IG H S T .— 511 3-0413 $ . ^ 9 5 STAIR CARPET • SUMMER Christopher Alan, son of Mr. and Mi-s. Peter H. Brovwer. 23 ,C A V E Y 'S • :Se ( S) CISCO EID ( S4S) SOPEBMAri Sq. Yd. Eldgerton St. He was bom Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Westport. Feb. 10 —Members Carjr Graat Fats Domino Jay ae .MaatHeM 45 EAST CENTER STREET (IS) I LED THBEE U V E 8 FIBRE RUGS • 9x12 RUGS pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Granville W. of the Ckjnnecticut Library Assn, In and nn nil tinr (tt) THE FIBST SHOW Bull, Springfield, Mass., and his paternal grandfather is E. John have voted to enlist the "full re­ “Kiss Them rock and roll (M) COMEDY TIME • I.OCKED IN' LOOPS THICKLY' TUFTED AND PADS Brovwer, East Lyme. He has a brother, David Sargent, 5 ’-2. sources of this highly literate cast In (4S) POPEYE « • « • « For Me” t:M (IS) TBK BIO SHOW state" behind a campaign to con­ Cinemascope ' "Jamboree” "Tha Cadrrrav-r Star*” CHADWICK A COa • SOLUTIO.N DYED • .MOTH PROOF James Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keefe, Hebron. vince Americans to "wake up and nnd Cfilor ( S) CARTOON EXPRESS 604 CENnSB 81^.—Ml 0-0000 BARG.AIN BA.SKET l;U, 8il5 S:U. 8:4* ( tUS) MICKEY MOL’SK CLUB C h e c k Y’ fpur R oom S iz e He was bom Feb. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ read."’ (M> THE EARLY SHOW ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. Moody, Sacramento, The association, representing (Him yM've smi SayMira yn'n wm Ihi inaiMt! ^ . "Ttia Saada of Iwn Jima" ( 8) NEWS RBFORTRR AHD Calif., and his paternal grandmother iis Mrs. Marguerite Keefe, public, educational and priv’ate li­ Wed.: "Tarnished Angels’* >4S) TWILIGHT THEATER And See r« Now , , • S.Se ( S) POPEYE THEATER 18:48 ( 8) J o R U F S ^ R S T MOVtEB Remnants Each 97e 211 Union St. He has a sister. Cheryl Marie, 19 months. braries.' at a meeting Saturday, ( S) HHKF.NA q i’KEN OF THE • » • * * cho.se former U.S. Sen. William JINGLE Diane Hilda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Tays Jr.. 118 (M) CARTOON CABNIVAL _ (183843) NEWS T)t« SANOTUFT (pol«nt«d) proceii Tweed Stair Carpet Specidl^One•One CoComplete Price Benton of Southport as chairman S:M ( S> NEWS SPORTS A WEATH­ U:N ( 3) FEATURE FILM nattt buMoni compitttlyl focH tuft It Washington St. She was born Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial of citizens’ committee; ER (tt) THE RIO News hond'proc*ii*d by croftinitn in on optr- CARPET • PADS • LABOR A 5 0 str \Y g h t % ^ a ir Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dr. John Crawford of Middle- ( S) NEWS. WEATHER A (48) WEATHER AND NEWTS otien that toli»i •atro houft of cortfvl, Graff Sr., 143 Autumn St., and ’her paternal grandparents are HAmUD SPOUTS IL U (48) STAB SHOWCASE BEIGE GREENROSE GRAY OF 13 STEPS town, president of the organiza­ (SS) BIO PICTDBE tI:lS (II) WEATHER AND SPOBTS Cuttom work. $ 2 9 ^" Mr. and Mrs'. James Tays Sr.. 118 Waushington St. tion. said the "wake up and read" „ (38) WRATRBR Pkmning your 11:18 (18) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIB project Is a means of answering "Framc4” the charge Uiat "America is a na­ Nichols TIDF (M) JACK PARR BHOW futur«? Count tion of lazy mind.s." 11:38 BAWKRyE—LAST OP (88) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS h ^ in eaae of Are, auto (Connecticut speed record. Charged MOHICANS (18) NETTS accident or other asishap, same patented SANO- with reckless driving. Harding Is THEYZ/I®- JAMES A. MICHENERS STORY ( 8) SHEBIFF OF COCHISE (IK) AS THE WORLD TURNS scheduled for town court appear­ (II) 7 O’CLOCK REPOST (221 NEWS you-can co.unt on our ' TUFT process that goes Phone Ml 9-4343 STATE (72) WEATREB AND LOCAL (88) 1:81 PLAYHOUSE prompt, friendly and effec­ ance here on Feb. 27. OF DEFIANT DESIRE. IT IS CALLEDg NEWS into Shifman's $149.50 <731 AT HOME WOTR KITTT tive service. GLASS CRACKS' ^ ARCHI£iJO£ NOW ond TUESDAY (N) NEWS A WEATUKB (1848) BRAT THE CLOCK mattresses! M.AN DIES OP INJURIES (48) .YEWS A WEATHER ( 3) THIS WORLD OF OUB8 Continuous From 5 P.M. (S3) SPORTS FOCUS (37) FEATURE OH, RAROON Mg. Wlllimantlc, Feb. 10 (>P)—Elzear P rices X 7:U (18-48) DOVOLA'’ EDWARDS. 3:38 (lK-48) HOUSE PARTY STORE HOURS FOR B«St VALUES T. Schenk. 66. died in a hospital NEWS ( 3) MY RERO t m u x c e n t e r I DON'T K » ^ OO TD F o r T his (77) HJGIILIQIITS ( 8) BANDSTAND _ THIS SALE ONLY yesterday of Injuries he received t l (se> NEWS (72-38) KITTV FOYLE k UiW S PRESeNT while operating an electric saw at (S3) JOHN DAL'3. n e w s the Univeraity of Connecticut Engagunent 7:38 ( 3) FEATURE FILM J.A.WHITE I S n r o i f A i i A "Davr Crackalt, ladlaa MON. thru FRI. where hf was a mainteneince work­ A duli^l.25 SrauC' DRY CLEANING GLASS CO. er. Medical Examiner Brae Raffer­ ( I) PEOPLE’S CHOICE «HTTAKEOU»tCeS ty said Schenk was struck In the C h iM ^ 2 5 e (U ) ROBIN HOOD P>ekup and Onlivtry 9 a.m.-9 p.m. ON BRN6 TRIMMED “Tao Many RaMaa” M tDDLB iatest tv ifcoMPETENT abdomen by a piece of. flying wood (72) THE REAL McCOYS HSHER on Friday. (38) THE PRICE 18 RIGHT (48) BAY STATE FISHERMAN DRY CLEANSERS, Inc; (S3) MICKEY BOONRY SHOW 1:88 ( 843) LOVE THAT JILL 320 Bfoad SL—Dial MI 9-7111 SATURDAY wAnmtfAO$. "Tfcay Waa» Tkat Way” W here 9 a.m.-5'.30 p.m. • PLUS • Insurance Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED - Aft MO nr ST. ENDS TUESDAY! COMING WEDNESDAY Is-A CARPET YOUR HOME " I.IS I FA C ES U M D E P tf ATLANTIC HEATING'OiLS B usiness NOW -- PAY LATER TO THE / N ot A \ i GIRLS" OF EVE" NO MONEY DOWN CaUr S:U I l:S4-M:U Sideline EVENlKaS s a y o Na r a L. T. WOOD CO. 3 YEARS TO PAY We4., “TaraUiei Aagela'* A aaan ecnen wervan CONTINUOUS SHOWN Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 "CattI Thar ta iF FROMSKIO 0145^:06 ■ 175 BAST CENTER ST. STATE PNone Ml 3-1126 ■ A -T • ..(t

- , h ■ ,\ • V \\ « \,,, ' ' : 1 Ml a 4 'V ■ ■, ./ PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER J^VENING HERALD, MANCHESTjER. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 RpckYill^Vemon Two Men Seek Silk Town Planning Post Water Co. Case Due FUEL Congregational Church Holds Notes^ Quotes Two men inUrc'itad In becoming planning engineer for the town For Court Thursday of Manchester have applied for the Ceremony ior New Addition job. OIL Fourteen have inquired about It, The cue of the City of Rock-^She w»g the dau)(hter of Hugo and By EARL YOST DedkaUon ceremohies of thc^ihe Rev. Rnecoe Nelson, 96, retired Investigation of a dripking Inci­ Ida Knebcl Mueller. She was a according to the planning ofnc vine agalnat the Public Utilities R A N G E O IL P int bongregaUonal Church par­ pastor of ths Windsor Congrags- dent at a dance in Putnam Feb. 1 Commission, Suburban Water member of the Union Congrega­ the Municipal Building. Ice skating conditions remain Deadline for applicationa la Sat­ ish house Md Metzger Memorial tloosl Church. has led to the apprehension of Services. Inc. and the Rockville tional Church. ■> ‘n e Rsv. R. Nslson gave the good at ail three Park Depart­ three teenagers snd two juveniles She leaves a son. William C. Assistant chief in installation^ Word has been received of the urday. Chapel yesterday afternoon at­ ment supeiwlsed areas. Hours Water and Aqueduct Co . i.» .sched­ The position has been vacant sermon at ths regular morning in connection with s break at uled for Thursday in Tolland Davis,_____ and___ ._a daughter,______Mrs.: engineering at Pratt * ’ Whitney promotion of Thomas Gonnan, for­ tracted many state and local cler­ for skgting today and tonight Peace’s liquor store in Bolton. Eleanor D. Dickinson, both of this \ Aircraft in East Hartford is Nor- aince former Planqlng Ebiglneer[ service in the church* on Boy Scout County Superior Court. merly of Manchester, to the post gymen. Sunday. Attending In uniform will be as follows; city; two listers, Mrs. Ernest Danz man Larson of 9 Bruce Rd. Lar­ as asalstant to the works manager, W ilfred M axwell resigned to, JoW : Center .Springs- 3 to 10. The teenagers charged with The city Is appealing the decision BOLAND were members of Boy Scout Troop breaking snd entering and theft the State Development Coml^ts*. In hla sermon, the Rev. Robert of the PUC which permitted sale of Manchester, Mrs. William Ein- son, a native of Port Townsend, special assignments, at the West Center Springs Annex -3 to seldel of Rockville, and a brother, Wash., attained 25-year status re­ Leechbui^ .Works of Allegheny Sion in November. | L. Eklwarda, pastor of the Eman­ 6i, ted by Scoutmaster Robert 10. Hockey only. are: James Novak. 18, of West St.. of the local water company to A salary range between 15,6421 OIL COMPANY uel Lutheran Church of Hartford, Steiger. Gilead. Lee G. Desrosier. 16, of Suburban. The transfer of stock Otto F. Mueller of Rockville; also cently and was Inducted into the Ludlum Steel Cfcrp, in Penneyl- Charter Oak Park —5 to 10. four grandchildren. and lie.812 haa been aet In job told those attending: "Tradition la The Rjsv. Mr. Nelson urged Wlllimantir, and John C. Tepley, was made from Rockville to Sub­ vanla. Gorman, a native of Man­ 369 CENTER ST 16. of Mansfield. The two luvc- The funeral will be held chester, graduated from Yale and apacifiegUona drawn up by the wonderful and valuable, but it is youngsters to consider entering the urban before the period for ap­ Tel. Ml 3-6320 not something we can lean back fleid of education. “A terrible niles have been turned over to peal had elapsed. After the city Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the White joined A llegheny .In 1950. Three general manager. Juvenile authorities in connection Funeral Home. 65 Elm St., with yearr later he wee named person­ ^ '-ri' ' ...... and. rest on." shortage of leaders exists today, Minister Preaches entered its appeal. Subtirban asked 24-Hour Burner Service Iii speaking to a' large - gather- especially in the fleid of religions with the incident. pcrmis.sion to go ahead with plans the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor nel m anager and. In 1966, w as M - ITj ^ The five youths are being held of Union Congregational Church, named manager of Industrial rela­ . . i The great ’ docks In Seattle, tng of the church's role in commu­ educaUon," the Rev. Mr. Nelson to lay a pipeline to South Wind­ Wash., can handle 120 ocean going For Nij;*'' r f ' m . <)iil\ nity affairs, ths Rev. Mr. Edwards declared. On Race Relations for allegedly taking liquor from ' sor to carry water there from officiating. Burial will be in Grove tions. The former Manchester High the same store which State Police and Yale football star resides in vessels at one time. said: "A church la a civic place, At St. _ Francis ______of_____ Aastaal_ and the ;^p;. ^ su^.y of the Luik a - m iV or Ml li'4S4S say three Manchester youth.s held Friends may call at the funeral Allegheny Township with his wife used seven days a week by the | wa4>ptng' Community Churches, Race Relations Day and Boy local water company. This request community. Therefore lU Impor- Boy Scoiila also attended services Scout Sunday yesterday were ob­ up at knifepoint in a daring day­ home Monday from 3' to 5 and 7 to end three daughters. He is the son light robbery some 12 hours later. was denied by Judge Philip R. 9 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorman of tance is more than that of a Sun-1 in uniform. served in services at North Metho­ Pa.store in the fall term of Su­ Events Tonight 770 Main St. day worship center,' Community Events dist Church at 10:30 a.m. Cub Incident Ueaorlbed perior Court. Lt. Harry Taylor, commanding • • • SPECIALIZING IN The Rev. Mr. Edwards recalled Wapping Grange will observe Pack 2, led by Cubmaster William State'Policeman Joseph SikorskI i .Tud^e Alva P. Loiselle is pre­ officer of the Stafford Springs the history and tradition of the Hankinson, attended the services. of the Colchester barracks de-' The welcome mat has been ex­ Ground Hog Night tomorrow at scribed the ca.se this way; siding at the winter session. The State Pblice barracks, will con­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 2fl3-yesr-oid church which was es- 8 p.m. a t the Community Y. P a st The annual Blue and Gold Dinner water case is listed as privileged, tended to the following new mem­ Ublished in 1695. The five youths were driving ■ duct the fourth session of the Civil bers by the Manchester Chamber Lwturer Mrs. Robert "Ilicker of of the pack, whose committee and is expected to be the first Defense Auxiliary Police School at large Addition chairman is Charles Chsmbers, around Bolton the evening of Jan. of Commerce: Atty. Richard Law, / GINERAL CONTRACTING The new addition to the church, TalcottvIIIe will speak. The attend­ civil case to be heard Thursday. 8 p.m. in Vernon Elementary ance "gimmick' held by Wapping has been scheduled for Feb. 27. 31. wondering whei c they could get Mary Harris of the Glastonbury the first In more than 30 years. liquor for a dance at Putnam the Criminal Cases Set School. He will discuss police pub­ Citizen, Joseph Gordon of Gordon REMODELING and REPAIRING Grange will be by the visiting “God helps ail nationa and- peo­ Several criminal cases are sched­ lic relations. Included four more Sunday School ples, for He has no favorites. next night. I Cleaners, John Greene of Grant's, rooms, a chapel, enlarged kitchen grsnge with the most members uled to be heard Thursday before The Rockville Fish and Game Richard Keeney of Keeney's Ga­ FREE ESTIMATES—MORTGAGES ARRANGED p resen t Christians help ail people regard­ They spotted Pesce’s store on facilities in the basement snd a Ri. 85 apd decided it was deserted i the civil cases. Club will hold its regular monthly rage and Mrs. Betty Ruth EM- ni.i.t.,.'. St. Francis of Assisi CYO will less of origin. Look on others as The rases scheduled are as fol­ meeting at the clubhouse. wards of the Mancheater Answer­ equals to us, and be ready to enough to attempt a break. While ; lows: Leonard J. Gcelz, 3.5. Tolland. The prayer group of Rockville ing Service. . Newest pizza and ERNEST A. RITCHIE reach out and help others who. two of the youths drove back and P*"- In»tructlons will be forth along Rt. 85, the other three and Joan Remkiewicz, 2/. of E ''j Methodist Cliurch will meet in the spaghetti house In Manchester is 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI 3-8172. MANCHESTER h. 1^954 MO characteristics of the are In trouble," said the Rev. H. 8 0 ILAILI, yn THIY hngton. both of whom have pleaded I Commis- Ginbilla's at 367 Main St., which in 19,54. The addition cost »60,000.1 j,, recreation Osgood Bennett in a junior ser­ went to the rear of the combination A prayer of dedication was i ^ „ grocery and liquor store. SMV sorr guilty to charges of robber\ with Education will meet at 8 Norman Larson opened yesterday. mon on the race relations. violence and taking a motor vchi- j given by the Rev. Roscoe F. Metz-1 "Skilled people can be most After breaking a window, they • • * ger, pastor of the Bloomfield A meeting of alUr boys and their c!e without permisekm: Robert V ' The Vestry meeting of St. John's Quarter Cbntiiry Club. The local dangerous If not dedicated to t/ere foiled In an attempt to get ISI Lanolin Iraatad Bradley. 20. of this city, w ho pie: I Thirty-five years of service with Federated Church, and son of the i P*""}* '*'ill be held tomorrow at 8 inside the building by bars across Episcopal Church will be held at man graduated from the Univer- the Connecticut Mutual Life In­ late Dr. Metzger. j P-m. A representative of the Serra God.” he said during the adult © Soft nylon Edging ed innocent to the same charges. 8 p.m. sity of Washington in 1932 with sermon in reference to the pres­ tl e window. They took several bot­ They are accused of robbing a surance Co. In Hartford was noted Dr. James F. English, minister ! The Rev. Roscoe Metzger of Bloomfield points to painting of his gradfather, the late Dr. Fraser tles of wine, left the scene, but re­ Tlie monthly meeting of the a B. S. degree He helped pay last Wednesday by William Gray ---- Anthony F, Rempc Jr. of 15 Pine M ^ger, at dedication ceremonies yesterday of a new addition at the First Congregational Church ent guided missile furor. "Educate Wotarproof Vernon man. Prudential Board of Union Con-1 his way through college by doing n'HH ROUNi) illR CONOIllOMNG and general superintendent of The children without religion and you turned again hoiping to "get some­ Also, Arthur P. Staffano. 16. of of 71 Foxcroft Dr. A native of Connecticut Conference of Con­ lAhe, Wethersfield was honored In South Windsor, With him are the Rev. Roscoe Nelson. 96. retired pastor of the Windsor Con­ gregational Church will be held at surveying work. Ijirson joined Halifax, Canada, Gray moved to make clever devils out of them." thing stronger." However, all they ^ Non-Allargie South Coventry, who has pleaded gregational Christian Churches, Friday on the occasion of his fifth gregational Church, and the Rev. Winthrop Nelson, present pastor of the South Windsor First could get further was more wine 7:30 p.m. In the chapel. All m em­ the Aircraft family in 19.32 as an Boston and then to Hartford, WHE.V DEATH OCCl'BS snnlverssry ss the proprietor of Congregational Church, The $60,000 addition was conceived while the late Dr. Metzger waa "God's dream of Brotherhood is ^ Ventilotad Innocent to a charge of injury or experimental ‘est mechanic. He Scout Gets Church Atvard IN TOWN OB OUT OF TOWN and the Rev. John Chester Smith, not an Idle one." he continued. and some beer. bers are urged to attend as im­ where he attended Hartford High executive secretary. Greater Hart­ Frank's Pharmacy on Oakland pastor of the church. (Herald Photo by Saternial. risk of Injury to children. Staffano later became an experimental test School. He joined the Connecticut Referring to the Connecticut State Later that mo Ing the three | is one of six persons being present­ portant business will be taken Ronald Wabrek accepts the God and Country award from his You can rsst assured that svery detail can ford Council of Churches, praised Rd.. Wapping. Manchester youths held up the | up. engineer and in 1936 became a Mutual In the Policy Loan Depart scoutmaster, Albert E. Gaines, with the Rev. Erich Brandt, pas­ be arranged from here. Just a telephone law on fair labor, he pointed out Sn a p • Bloemar gtylag ed on morals charges. The other field installation engineer on the the forward locking spirit of the that in only two cases out of 900 store and were captured by Man­ ment in 1923 and became assistant tor of Concordia Lutheran Church, as obaerver. The award, call and prompt, efficient service will be South Windsor Church Manchester Evening HeraM the house for lunch, found his chester police. five have pleaded guHty but will West Coast. He returned to East manager of that department In Man Dies of Biirng w‘as It actually necessary to go to 494 to $ 1.98 not be sentenced until Staffano has Vernon and Taloottville news presented yesterday, was ths first God and Country sward given rendered. AddHlon of new Sunday School, South W’lndsot- rarreoposdent El- ; Windsor Man, 71, mother's body after he had found is handled through the Herald's H artford in 1940. 1952. An associate of the U fe by the church. In order to qualify, Wabrek, a member of Ex­ court. The others were settled by The stolen wine and beer was been tried. ., classrooms wss singled oiit bv Mrs. ■ more G. Burnham, telephone his father sitting dazed in the fam­ - West Hartford. Feb. 10 IA5— hidden in N ovak’s barn that day Rnckrllle Buresiu, 7 W. Main St., Larson Is m arried and has two Office Management Assn., Gray is plorer Post No. 27, had to devote 150 hours' service to the church Air conditioned for ' Admits Slayinjj; ily living room., peaceful arbitration. Board Meeting Postponed children. For several years he jrour comfort. Louis. Frese, moderator of The ■ M itchell 1-5060. James A. Ronan, i4, died yesterday A special offering was taken to and that night the youth.s took it ' telephone TRem oht S-SI.86. past president of the Connecticut and the community^ He wrote an essay on a religious subject. Hartford East Association of Con-: ------The father was taken to Hart­ foiMant The Board of Education has has devoted much time to Boy Mutual Club. He la also a member (Herald Photo by Pinto). cf third degree burns he received . support Methodism's Claflin Col­ with them to the dance in Putnam. Tm again postponed its February WUUam r. Qulsh gregational Christian Churches . Wifc‘, Police Say ford Hospital r.i.der police guard Saturday night in a fire in his At the dance they shared their loot Scout organizations and for the of the Choral Club of Hartford and Baymend T. Quish and, said Police Lt. James P. Mur­ lege for Negroes In Orangeburg, meeting. The meeting will be held past four years has been a mem­ and Ministers, as evidence that W in n C H s iM amCCl rr « convalescent home here. S.C. with several other boys. A con- the British American Club of Man­ in these jackets evaporates, they Windsor. Feb. 10 A Delbert ray Jr., he admitted the slaying. W ednesday. Audit Report ber of the Charter Oak Council. chester. He and his wife have a the church is looking to the future Medical Examiner Walter Weis- stsble on duty at the dance called i It was postponed from Tuesday pointed out, the entire apparatus in providing for its young people. Archambault, 71. Windaor, haa "We are shtisfled we have estab­ senborn said the bums covered 90 Putnam police after an argument ' em»ts4 pimliiM- The Aircrafter was also one of the daughter, Judith. Broken Mains Ml 3-S440 In Bake Contest lished a motive for the killing." •o that members could attend the organizers of the Manchester Rifle will explode. Architect Malcolm R. Knox made a "full confession " of the pe - rent of Honan's body. I Strange Fruit developed. Checking by Putnam ‘ -S SMMkMsi- hearing to be held Tuesday at 8 Police urged all residents who presented keys to the new rooms slaying of his wife, says Windsor .Murray said. He declined to reveal Police quoted Mrs. Helen D. police led to suspicion of the five ! Now on File Club and the Junior Rifle Club the motive but he said the slaying p.m. at the Long\iew School in and has handled publicity for the A nother veteran employe Is Al­ have such heaters to shut them off to Building Committee Chairman Mrs. Wallace Geiger. Mrs. Roger Police, Daw.son, head of the convalescent El Reno. Okla. — Two 16- ! youths. The esse waa turned over , Ellington by the Barringer Com­ fred Christensen of 63 Bqlton St„ Peril Big Area Immediately If it appears they are H. Mills New-berry J r McDermott and Mrs. Charles Mer- .Mrs. Fiorenoe Archambault. 68. followed a bitter argument. home, as saying she found Ronan’s year-old boys didn't think it was j to State Police who investigated A Hartford auditing firm's re­ latter group this season. He holds out of water. 225 MAIN ST. half as much fun climbing the mission. the title as president with the sen­ who observed 25 years of service j T ¥ The Rev Rlchard E Harris of | tens won swards for best decorated was found battered to death Thurs­ The Archambault family moved bed afire shortly before 11 o'clock, I further and made the arrests. PINE LENOX port on finances of the Water and with the Hartford Five flrebdats from the New to the farm in the Rainbow section tree a second time. The first "ITie three teenagers will be pre- The Barringer Commission will Im iors. HeriC IBis niBUalso a IllCJIliyCImember Ulof the LIIC Electric Light 111 Je rs e v C ity East Windsor gave the invocation , cakes and cookies at the Keeney day in a shed attached to the farm and extinguished the blaze with discuss economics in school build­ Co. on Jan. 16. Th*e1 local man joinjoin- J J York City Department were at the and the Rev Herbert B .Morrell,' St. School PTA bake sale Satur- home where she, her husband and of town from Vermont about three the help of a nurses aid. They said . time, they went up the tree with ; .sented in Bolton ilustlce Court ing ed the Connecticut Power Co. Jan scene to guard against the possi­ pastor of Windsor's First Church | day. It -'Ss held at the Lynn Poul- their son. Lioyd. 30, lived Police months ago. he had been smoking a rigaret a smaller boy's bicycle. Feb. 18. I PHARMACY The youngster cried when he The Board meeting was original­ Buildinc”^^'*^^ Municipal j Matthew Paton of 169 W, Cen- 16. 1935 as a m eter reader. In Feb­ (Continued from Page One) bility of a Are in the wateKront sf Christ read the scripture let- tiw" Store in the Psrkade. said she had been beaten savagely Windsor police said Archambault "under supervision" a short while 299 E. CENTER ST.' ly postponed from Feb. 4 because ru ary 1943 he waa prom oted to sub section. son. I The PTA's executive board will and had been stabhed a number of is being held under police guard before. found he couldn't get hla bike. Po­ The scientific name for the state Bu^rintendent of Schools Ray- The Board of Director, is sched- I I ger of fires and apparatus was Ohland said he believed the dis­ Rev. Nelson OIres Serrnon i meet tomorrow night st 7:30 in times. at the ho.spital but no charges have Other patients were unaware of lice caught the two boys and made bird of New Mexico, the Road ■ MI 9-0896 mony E. Ramsdell was Called out tiled to consider the report and i i rushed to a small blaze in the heart ruption of service in the densely Attending the ceremonies w ss' the school cafeteria. Lloyd Archambault. returning to been filed against him as yet. the blaze, it was said. I them climb up the tree—and bring Runner, ia geococcyx. It means I ..tho- J _Paton. an official for years in the * the bike back town. ‘ “drags Its tail on the ground." of ttie state. f . . ^ ^ I Union, joined the firm in 1910 and I of the stricken area at 8:12 a.m. populated downtow-n section was INVESTMENT FORUM No City Court Session ! It proved to be only a garbage caused by a break in the feeder The regular Monday morning morrow T/ m ' Worked as clerk of the storehouse. lines that bring water from the ta. R.. H . ' The 72-vear-old Silk Towner ha. I truck aflame at Montgomery and aeilon of City Court was omitted Members of the Boird received ' ____-«iei j Varick Street-s. city reservoir to the affected area. DATE: T«M4kiy. F(lbruat7 11.1958 today. All case.s were continued copie.s of the audit prepared bv the I'T'n'e'l aje he said. The I Fire Chief Thomas J, Maloney ; Unable to And the break, work until Feb. 17 when Pro.secutor r. 1 1 only man left at Chenev s who was esHv in nTemW I there when I came is George Glb- ordered the plants and schools in I crews began putting pressure Harry H. Lugg will be back from earh in December. i Gibbon Is the the area closed for the day In an I singly into each of the seven TIME: 7:30 P.M. vacation. The report covers the period be­ effort to keep water consumption j "veins" that feed water into thi Dr. Jaxheimer Called head machinist at Cheney's. .Karl tween Aug. 15, 1952 and June 30. Keller, owner of Keller's Men's to a minimum and keep pressure city so as to see which of the P LA C E: ShM OM B, Hom m ili li C o.. M a i n The Rey. David G. Jaxheimer, 19.'>7. up In case of fire. veins would not hold pressure. 913 D.D.. was extended a call yester­ Wear at 8.57 Main St,, reports he I Accountants who made the audit is selling out his stock of shoes The city is a heavily industral- After localizing the trouble in ' Strnot. M anehostnr. Conn. day to the First Evangelical Luth­ j advised consideration of means by ized community of some 308.000 one of the -veins by this process, , eran CSiurch after he preached the and is dropping footwear. . Wil­ ! which Sewer Department income liam Cooper, local Prudential In persons on the Hudson river op­ the crews planned to search each FIRST NATIONAL STORES morning service I may be Increa.sed. They said that siirance Co. agent, will speak posite New York City. foot of the affected pipe for the The congregation, meeting after : the adequacy of Water Department Wednesday to the Life Under A total of 20 public and \ : o- break. \ the service, voted to extend the j income to cover - increasing bond w riters' A.ssn. in Taunton. Mass. chial schools were closed. The huge This laborious process was ex­ Panel Discussion: call. Tile minister is expected to principal and interest payments • • • Colgate Palmolive Co. and U.S. pected to take until late today. give his answ er in about a week. ! "would .seem to depend " upon the Newest meinher of the Manches Gypsum plants were among those Heckman, who called the altus- j Dr. Jaxheimer is a.ssistant to the : amount to be spent on future ex- BRINGS YOU ANOTHER GREAT EXCLUSIVE ter Rotary Club is William Boles shut down. tlon "critical." said It -w-ae the flret: "Monthly Invostmont Proyramt'' •president of the New York and! tensions and improvements. of .54 Tanner St. A native of Med­ City Engineer Harold Ohland time- such an emergency had de- . New England Synod in New York : The Board will meet at 8 o'clock ford. Mass.. Boles is a paper said about 1,500,000 gallons of wa­ veloped In the history of the city, i "Invostmont Clubs" City and has indicated .interest i tomorrow in the Municipal Build- broker. Phillip Harrison, well- ter were being lost every hour. The water syatem here has been In returning to pastoral duties. He I ing hearing room. known Main St. businessman, haa When the break first developed in operation since 1904. and Mrs, Ja.xheimer are living in' ------re.signed from the Rotary Club. late last night, about 100,000 resi­ Freeport, L. I., where their son ha-s NOW Aldo and Dorothv Paganl will oh -Alfred Christensen dents—a third of this city's popu­ S0« IN AVBBAIIE Cfll'RCH S h e a r s o n , H a m m i l l t m dental practice. Purged Reds Hear serve their wedding anniversary lation—were without water. Co. While here they were guests of tomorrow. Pagani operates his station operator and on July 1, Later, however, partial service Boston—The average church in M tm ttn Na« Vw4 S1m 4 tjceSeege Harold L. Scheibc. vice president Speeeli by Ulbricht own insurance business. . Annual 1949, to sub statio n m aintenance. was restored to residents and fire the United States haa about 300 913 Main Stroal, Manchostor • MHchsll 3-1571 of the congregation, and Mrs Ladies' Night program for mem­ His next promotion was on May hydrants In jhe affected area by members and just about that SAVE Scheibe. church organist 14, 1952, to sub station m ainte­ raising the pressure In the w ater: niany seats (Continued from. Page One) bers of the Rotary Club will be held The church has been without a Feb. 18 at the Rosemount. . Ruel nance man A, and on July 1, 1957, pipes. I------:------:------pastor since the resignation of the Luckingham of Manchester haa he waa named sub station super­ Ohland said the danger of fire lary hall just after the West Ger­ Rev. Gordon E. Hohl in Septem­ joined the staff of radio station visor, his present post. The Pow­ or explosion had been minimized “ ■74 UP TO ber. man Berliner Zeitung (BZ» had WDRC in Hartford as a part-time er Co., and the H artford Electric but added that the situation was Motorist .Arrested reported Schlrdewan and Woll- transmitter operator. L ight Co. merged Jan. 2. still - serious. Mrs. Florence H. Smith. 41. of webei- were under hou.se arrest. Public Works Director August ...... 28 Prospect St., was arrested yes­ Oelssner apparently has been W. Heckman declared a state of terday about 5 p.m. and charged fired from his job as deputy pre- Sct INDIA TO GET WHEAT emergency In the city and In­ with -driving while under the in-, mier. He failed to take his usual ^ iCJA I Ottawa—The governments of formed the state government of fluence of Intoxicating liquors. 1 Pl>ife on the- front governm ent I Canada and India have arranged the matter. She posted a J200 bond for ap-| Instead, he sat in the sixth Bv PTA Tuesday I for India to be supplied imm^i- Police,, meanwhile, issued an CLOTHIS NOW COM! HOMi pearance in City Court Feb. 17. ■ •' • ately with 17.000,000 worth of emergency warning to r'eaidents Police said she was arrested after i unknown man in civilian I "Club Verplanck. " a floor show Canadian wheat under thi Colom­ who own coal stoves or heaters her car ran up on the sidewalk In appeared to be aA’ompany- by the Verplanck PTA, will-open bo Plan. with water jackets. If the water YOU CAN THROW AWAY YOUR ODDS AND E N D S ... front of her home > '"8 "n guards were 1 K IT W I.S 0 F T Two youngsters were slightly in- [ spotted with Schlrdewan and Woll- i tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the aiiditori- jured ’Saturday morning while "'pjx'r. I um of the Verplanck School. sliding. blbncht. their spade-beared ! Masters of ceremonies are Rob­ SET YOUR TABLE WITH THE GLEAMKIG Police said Bruce AmEnde„7 of Stalinist opponent, made an hour- ert Calnen. John Long, and Ray- ••••••oeoa?- 20 Morrison St., failed to turn into '"'’8' without mentioning the I mond Hickey. Joan Murphy. Wil- h Ri\-er St. at the bottom of Morri- P'"'Ke •>>' the Central Committee. , liam Wallace and Harold Baglin. BEAUTY OF QUALITY SILVER, on this lovely son Hill and struck a fence. He ‘’"t presented a bill patterned after' songsters, will offer what has been was admitted to Rockville City | the economic decentralization _i_____ billed _a.R "the__ sweetest - music this Hospital where it is reported he : measures of Nikita Krushchev in I gjde of Silver Lane." A COMPLETE SILVER SERVICE haa head injuric.s the Soviet Lnion. The three down-. o.uer talent accordinsr to Mrs. SYMBOL OF GRACIOUS LIVING! OVERLAID QUALITY Also. Charles Stringer. 3. son. of j 8/'®'*ed party leaders had | norolhv Faridoni manager, In- IN 6 UNITS... iMr. and Mrs. Charles Stringer of.'•’^decentralization program. ' clude.s the Charleston All-Stars 14 Dailey Orcle, was treated at i theXncc^^ NEWI ths hospital for a lac erated sc alp. “J’®'*'* *!L'*^u* being put .)ip there of Verulanck a looselv- SILVERPLATE He«e renortedlvreporicoiy strucksyucK hisni.s headnean w-lienwiien "•’O"' for the benefit of the diploma-^ i kn tFathers dramat ofc groupverpiancK, which a haslooseiy put EXCLUSIVEl ■ his sled coasted under a trailer. i gaiienes. ______OOP Women 1o Elect ! ^ e Bz report said at least 100 !'o^ether some humorous skits. The "Women's Rcnublican Club ' Po*’oe "uid state security officials Betwyn floor shows there 'Will Made and Guaranteed^ by ef« Vernon AT w-ill M meetJ* ttomorrow- at , ' as w'eli ss 40 governmentgoyemmyt officialsoriiciais * h® dancing____ is for the v.. patrons__ a kand., i ire­ , . freshments w-111 be setwed by Mrs. 8 p.m. at the Kosciuszko Hub to ' ( " p u rg e . Ethel Rtiflni and assistants. PATTCIIN elect officers. > - f . Meriden $ilyer Plate Company Election was scheduled for the January meeting which was post­ A dlillflelltfa, kwMtfulhr scul|Mrtd poned because of a snow- storm. All , PIvisioriof Wy 99W ' Republican women in 1 .ockvllle and n EACH W ITH EACH Vernon are eligible for member- Gene Ke//y Says — SANITONE fraeaM fwaap of o giA bi UNIT UNIT The 8hip. fIgM. foeh piaca grocafully N il Bed Men Election .Mc>eting 4h>c. *2.50 Piaca Tankercxjsan Tnbc. lORM. will pfppetRowad . . . wMi Salting ONLY PURCHASE International hold a special meeting tomorrow- at the question! Dmriar bowli and prongt Knifa, 8 p.m. at Red Men's Hall to elect Oinnar officers. AwcHonolly contourad Fork, Silver Company What is thn ONE most important raoson Satifi Past Great Sachems Salvatore Special Soft Set* Finish for Modam Hving. Fork, START TODAY WITH UNIT No. I Vendrillo of Manchester and An­ To got re life** prob~ Taaipoon 4.PC. riA C f SETTING drew Andrelski of Stafford Springs, why you ehon^nd to BANTLY OIL. Sarvicn? Add (ht»t undi until you hov. UNIT will be present. All members arc ON SALE complete lervice Ni.4 lems tee must divide Restores Like-new Texture 8 Eilra asked to be present so that the "BEPUTA'nON. It stands to reason that when an ootfit like EXCLUSIVELY No. 7 on Sate Mondoy, Morch 3 START TODAY election may be held. FOR Taa- BANTLY OIL Is In business for 41 years—they MUST be good. There’s no longer any for your Then comes a special "finishing” FIRST “ 3 ...... to ipooni Hospital Notes our want* from our 3 WEEKS - 4 - - e - 17 TD BUILD YDUR SERVICEl J Admitted Saturday: Bruce Am- "Furthertaoro—when you deal with a well eatabllshed company suits, coats, dresses to lose one bit of prpeess. called Soft-Set^ which com­ - 5 * " ■ " " 3 4 Ende, 20 Morrison St.: Mrs. Flora ueceggities—to Bolve their original smartness in dry clean­ pletely restores like new body and “ A - - - ■ 3f McLaUghid, 33 School St . Susan like Bahtly Oil you feel as though you’re dealing with friends \J Chase, 23 Bancroft Rd. your ingurance icijth Instead of a company. I’ve been with Bantly for IB years and 1 ing. Our Sanilone Dry Cleaning is the texture to the fabric. Your garments Discharged yesterday: Bruc-e' wouldn’t change for all the tea In China!’’ ' answer. First it removes every trace actually look and feel like nevv again. UNIT AmEnde, 20 Morrison St.; Mrs. Etifienc i\. Kelly. EXTRA UNIT No. 5 Virginia Bahler and daughter. of dirt, spots and even perspiration." Call for service today. H%.7 1 aa. Tahio* Sounds like a satisfied customer? We think so. You PROTECTION 4 trail Bultaf tpoon. RFD 3; Mrs. Eva Kuatowsky, NEW! OriYtk Knifa. Piarcod Mounted Rt. 30; Arthur Lexis. 22 Spoont Siigar Tab!#* can be too, if you call MI 9-4595 or TR 5-3Z71 today. ROCKVILLK ROCKVILLE 1 pc. FORGED KNIFE YOU CAN apoon Maple Ave.. Broad Brook; Robert Plain ’ Parker, lyorcester Rd : Carl PIJkNT and OrtTCE SW ISSETTE REAW.Y SEE Schneider, 36 Orchard St : Mrs. 10 HARLOW 8T. Coiinet Phone lilt S-250S 40 WINDSOR AVE. Grant Skewes, 7 Cherry Lane; Spoons and fo^ks Mrs. John Weigold and son, West *'Oiu" Reputation illbllidiiiw gteP hBWj Yi HOUR LAUNDRY loosan of pull opart WlMlngton. . “INSURANCE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS” DELCO-HEAT la Your Assnhuice” ROCKVILLE havn t »tra d»’po',it of UNIT Jl S !1 UNIT ' Mrs. Alnw M. DavU BRANCH, Union nt Ward ,. savianATio t^ANoif..: hs '.live' ot point of Ns.l No. I M rs. A lm a M ueller Davis, 63. .4 Soup 4', . \ . «iatBlaaa alaal M iaaoa PINISM lU D F gr-iotost Nveor ,"W 6uhef \ widpw pf Clyde Davhi, died early ' ‘ V i MANCHESTER GREEN RRANCHL ■ \ ' leeeert Kpivee 1 Saturday'mqruing at her home. 102 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST ‘ ‘ \ ,t wHt Hal nwai stain in n'armal vsaV e ■ 3» iHu^trali 'J Union S t,. following a t EUGENE N. KELEY GENERAL INSURANCE BNUNTLy O I L CO* INC V Routes—ServiBg Rockville, ToUand, Crystal Lake, Sodsera, Broad liroek,, EUlagton. Vernon, Til- <. vfacKeled far irarmonaal aborgnaas. O-i-i •ha was born la this city S»pt. 386 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 8-2248 S31 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER COMH oettvUle, Maaebeoter. ’ \ ' 1SR4, aad Uvad here all her Ufe. Tokphonn Ml S-iSSS^-RockvlU#—Phona TR 6.327T

1 ,1 I- > < .■'WAk . V-’- ■ f „ f..\ _ ■*\ , r ■ • . I- I . X-. . / ■* ft--r I r i \ \ V . 7- ■ f PAGE SIX BIANCHESTER CVSMNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MQNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 •i- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 PAGE 8EVBN quite new — unique in fact — Governor "Intended to get along IHanrl|PBtpr in the history pf American business Thought for Today with as small an office staff as pos­ G IN iR A L lEuptmt^ IfpraUt slumps. Tha othsr is ons that can Spottaored by Um MaachMrtbr Jean Seberg Takes sible," said a few dayi after the Court Clears Gaudet Review Board be recalled from the past but one OouBeU of OhnrebM edict to departpient heads to cut PUC Opens Hearing PUBUSUED BY nUC expenditures by 10 per cent, the T V SERVICE HUULOPIUMTIMO coir INC. which, because of the lessons Governor "appointed two news­ D v n f t K A«WI Meets Tonight IS BIs m II S tra ti learned in the 1930s, w'e had Ted Waya on papermen to hie pereonal etaff at Nights a*^«snftM tq U a n c h ta ttr Conn. 'How to Get Feople to Like You’ Criticism in Stride Of *Sale^ Violation _-■ __ 4 THQHAB r nRGU^N. thought would be confined to the a cost of more than 120,000 to take TBU Ml f-fiin H Protests against valuations set On Gas Rate Hike Wi^TER R FEROUMN 1. Learn to remember names. the place of one newspaperman P ubllahert past. 2. Be a comfortable person. Be By BOB THOMAS < >the first this has hapMhed to," she Maurico^B. G^det, preildent^Manchezter rgaldents in court to^ by the town assessor on land along' Foujidtd Octobtr 1, Uttl who reslgnisd." Main St. will probably be heard by The Hartford Gaa CO. opentd ite The new aspect is the fact that, homey. “'Hollywood. Jan. 10 OP) — It’s commented. "I'm not comparing BaldR^ also attacked the Ctov- and managor of Gaudet Jewelers' day whom P^rov# waz prepared CD Alarms Tested bid for a rate hik* today btfora __ _ Except 3. Acquire the quality of being good that Jean Seberg li a well- myself to her, but I know that Inc., 785 Main 8t., today was found the Board of Tax Review on Feb. PubUataad Etrerv Eeentnt in spite of growing Inventories and ernor for a statement in a national to call upon to give teaUmony to 18. the State Public UtiUtlM Oommte- BundJtyi u d ■■ Holkfayt illda] Entereo at the decreased consumiptiOn, prices are easy-going. Do not let things ruf­ adjuated Iowa girl. Otherwlae; ihe Katharine Hepburn was knocked magazine which quoted Rlblcoff as innocent of charges that he violat­ the fact that they had not been At 2 o’clock today, the town’s ■ion. Potl oniet ■( Uanchrtter Conn., u fle you. •, might eaally flip her Ud. unmeitlfully by the criUce when “IT IS A PROPOUND ed the town’e "going out of busl- A hearing requested by some 12 Civil Defense alarms and sirens Second Clnu Hall Hatter. still going up. It is as though the •aylng "the real opponent to gov­ milled by Gaudet’i advertising. Msin fit. owners has been tenta­ The company aeeka to increoM 4. Don’t be egotistical. Few 19-year-olds have had to Bhe was getting aUrted. The most MISTAKE TO THINK nees” sale ordinance. The decision, However, after two of theiA, were sounded for test purposes. grosz revenue by *258,000. SUBSCRIPTION RATES upward price spiral had gained 5. Cultivate the quality of being famous crack, of course, was ernment economy is the govern­ following a lengthy trial In Town tively set for 2 p.m. on that date. The sounding was the regular Payabla In Advanca endure the trisr by fire that Jean ment employe.” 'THAT EVERYTHING Thomas J. Blanchard of 106 Fran­ W. T. Jebb, president of the firm, such momentum in the post-war interested. Dorothy Parker's. (It was: "Mlsa Court, was handed down by Dep­ According to records In the as- monthly test conducted by the Ona Y aar ...... tU M hae. He etarted witji one Inquiel- "That’s a pretty braad Indict­ HAS BEEN cis Dr., and Joseph R. Reynolds of seasor’e office, land in the 800 and testified that the request for a rats Stx Hontlia 7.76 years that it now feels it can defy 6. Get the "scratchy" elements tton — as Joan of Arc in the ill- Hepburn ran the gamut of emo- uty Judge Jules Karp. 86 Niles Dr., stated that they paw Manchester Civil Defense de­ increase was not "of our choos­ Thraa Hontlia ••••••••••••••••••*• S.90 out of your personality. fp6m A to B.") ment of hundreda of hard-working, DISCOVERED” 900 block business sections south partment. The alarms were Ona lAontb ■•■••»•••••■••••••••••• l.SU the law of supply and demand it­ fated "St. Joan." And she has faithful and. conscientious state Gaudet was arrested on Dec. 13 the lignz as merely a "huge pro­ ing” but was sh econonnic necso- 7. Sincerely attempt to heal, on admitted that ahe herself when three other local Jewelers motion sale," FitzGerald conceded of Birch St. has been generally activated from controls at the Raeltly .SO self. been subjected to many others, in­ employes," Baldwin, said. — •(Author’s Name Below) — valued at *700 a front foot’ sity. He said the additional reve­ Sincit Copy ...... 06 an honest Christian basis, every cluding Mike Wallace's soul wasXlMPPOint^d in her Joan por- complained to Police Chief Her­ that "all of your witneiMi will un­ police headqquartera building. nue is needed to guarantee " a rea­ Of course, this situation isn’t as misunderstanding you have had or trayal.NHer reaction on seeing It: man O. Schendel that posters in doubtedly lee the aigm as luch" The records show that valuations Those In town who failed to MEMBER OP searching on TV. The past few years have in the area were not greatly sonable and fair rate of return" to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mystical as all that. An explana­ now have. Drain off your griev­ Amazingly, she has come Out of "I k n w I had been feeling those Gaudet's window and newspaper and he said that all of the men hear any alarm or siren at 2 the investors and also to assiat In Tba Aaaociated Preai u excluaiTtly ances. emoUone, hut for the first half of product many important advertisements indicatsd that he need not teiUfy. changed by a revaluation last year. p.m. are asked to notify the CD entitled to UtV uaa ol renubllcatlon of tion closer to the truth would be it unecarred and UnacareO. Th|Thjr medical discoveries. Re­ Before and after revaluation, some department at its Municipal obtaining new capital by 1959, all newi diipatchet credited to it. or 8. Practice liking people. pretty gal still has alt her the picture^ my face didn’t wa« conducting a "going out of "It is cerUlnly improper to caU Jebb said in a prepared state­ that the forces which set prices 9. Never miss an opportunity to change.” . In the public. It U too broad a of the property was valued at the Building headquarters. not otherwlia credited In ihii paper west spunk. search scientists agree-that business’’ sale. Schendel said that same figure, some were raised from ment that the return on net Invest­ and alan Uia local newt publltbed here in this country—and they are, ulti­ say a word of congratulation upon Her reactions^ "Bonjinir TTU- 1968 will bring us more the permit to conduct such a sale, •Utute to let any member of the ment now waa 4.2 per cent in 1957 All rirh U of rapubUcatlon ol apeclal anyones achievement, or express Corpy Sea— *600 to *700 a front foo^, and some diapatchea herein are alao reserved mately, human—got into the habit tesae" are etlll u ^ ta U ^ e d : "I Be a real Valentine! WATKINS- good news.' The pharma­ ax required by the ordinance, had public come here and determine for were dropped from *800 or *750 to and is expected to be 4.4 per cent of asking for more during the hal­ sympathy in sorrow or disappoint­ can’t Judge until fivh,yeara or so Give a pint of blood to the U1 not, been applied for and the ar­ tho court the language of tho Sd- *700. this year. If the proposed rate hike Pull aervlce client ol N.' E. A. Serv­ ment. from now, when I wl5 have for­ ceutical manufacturers have rest was made on those grounds. vertliementa." he eaid. ’The ad- is granted the estimated return is ice. Inc cyon days through which we have or injured who need it! vertiiement itielf U the crime un­ North of Birch St., in the 700 Publlahert Reprearntatives: The 10. Get a deep spiritual exper­ gotten the dialogue and' gan view Be a blood donor tomorrow at WEST greatly increased their re­ Gaudet, however, maintained that block, some valuations were 5.2 per cent. Juliua Mathewa Special Acency — New passed and are reluctant to break ience so that you have something it Impariially.” search funds to develop his sale was not a "going oiit of der the Statute and should there­ FCC Probe The company’s proposal would Y’ork. Chicago Detroit auid Boston, that habit. to give people that will help them the Elks’ Club on Bieeell S t—any fore be left to the court and not changecTfrom *600 to *613 and MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF 1 can testify that she time between 1:45 and (1:30.' business” venture and consequent­ from *500 to *573. increase the bills of its 70,000 cus­ to be stronger and meet life more Fultral SarviM new drugs and better treat­ ly the permit was not necessary. the public," he maintained., CIRCULATIONS The other disturbing aspect of crediUble Job in a rather unpl ments. We Stock all new The review board will continue tomers a cent a day on the aver­ the recession—the one that harks effectively. Give strength to people ant role—a French teenager __ Om ond ), Weat, Director In court today, Prosecutor John' Gaudet testified that conqueting regular hearings on appeals from Aide Holds age. However, for the 7,200 cus­ The Herald Printing Company. Inc., and they will give affection to you. upsets her father's chance for ha^ medicines as soon as they R. FitzGerald based the State’s these sales is nothing new with tomers in the Manchester-GIaaton- aasumea no financial responsibility for back to the days of the depression Baldwin Blasts 142 East Center Bt. him. "Twice a year in the *neral the new assessor’s list from 6 p.m. typographical errors appearing In ad- plnees. MUehell B-1IN are released. case primarily on the fact that the to 8 p.m. today in'the basement of bury area the net increase Will not vertlaementa and other reading matter - is that in a few special communi­ What doea the future hold for posters and newspaper advertise­ course of business I makeXsuch the Municipal Building^ be that great in many casesl In The Manchester Evening Herald ties the functioning of welfare de­ Jean? vRibicoffs Claims ments "very definitely Implied that promoUona,” he said, adding-lthat His Position The company intends to drop a Weekend Deaths Your physician knows the sale in question “Just happen­ Other scheduled dates for the Display advertising closing hours; partments has had to be expanded "I don’t know," she said. "I he can prescribe any medi­ Gaudet Jewelers was going out of last week of regular hearings are (Continued from Page One) surcharge of a cent and a half per For Monday—1 p m Friday would like to do a play. Being un­ Hartford, Feb. 10 (dT—Republi­ business.” ed to be a slron-er promotion than tomorrow from 6 p.m. to t p.m.; lOO cubic feet per month. The sur­ For Tuesday—1 p. m Monday. to the point where the label By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mancheeter'e Oldest cine, ol<] or new and it will 1 Usually make." For Wednesday-1 p ra Tuesday. der contract. I don’t have much can State^ Chairman Clarence E. with FliMst Faeilittes PhotcM, latruduced Friday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; and final. Moulder said "I would say charge had been required In part For TTiursday-1 p m Wednesday. "breadline" is being revived again. Santa ■ Monica, Calif.—William to say about my future." Baldwin says he wants to know Off-Street Parldag be compounded exactly as The only witnesaee in the State’e "All of the stock which I re­ Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. it probably will be revived this because of the long-distance pump­ For Fridav—1 p. m Thursday. That very label rings a bell of fear LeBaron, 75, pioneer moviemaker Meanwhile she returns to New ferred to as ‘going out of business For Saturday-1 p m Friday. how Gov. Ribkoff le going to aiH>ly Eatabllaked 1814 he specifies. behalf were Capt. Walter Caasells During'six hearings held so far, afternoon." ing cost. However, with the switch whose career spanned nearly four York to continue 411ct!on lessons hie 10 per cent' economy cut to his and C?hief Schendel, who both said stock’ came from the Lowell firm 80 property owners have appeared to. natural gas the surcharge is no Classified deadline; lO SO a m. each and shame, which should properly decades from the silent film era and I, at no time. Indicated or im­ Moulder said Schwartz would day of publication except Saturday - inspire every element in American and study dramatics in her own own office. | • that the advertisements implied a and requested changes in the list stay on "as long as he has six longer necessary. Benefiting from • am. to 1947, died Sunday. The veteran way—-watching plays and old Baldwin, in recalling earlier i YOUR PHYSICIAN "going out of business’’ sale. Cas­ plied that I was going out of busi­ totaling 1140,294,995. members of the committee voting the surcharge drop will be 5,000 life to see that the reality never director-producer stepped Into the movies. ness.” Gaudet said. "Nor did I Taxable valuations on the list Monday, Fehniary 10 atatements by Riblooff that the > CAN PHONE sells had taken pictures of the four for his continuation.” Manchester customers. does arrive in our midst again. movie industry from the position posters In tho Jewelry store window ever have any one complain to me are based oi\^72 per cent of market The subcommittee has 11 mem­ According to Jebb’s testimony of managing editor of Collier’s MTtcheU 8-6321 end they were introduced as the on the running of the sale, nor did value. bers. this morning, 34 per cent of th* Breadlines, however few, are as Magazine. The Herald question my advertise­ Anarchy I.^id Bare much a disgrace to the country WHEN YOU NEED State's grounds for the arrest. -B ^ . R«rsid Ptioto by Pinto Moulder said he is satisfied with company’s residential customers Philadelphia — Emanuel Sacks, FltxGerald pointed to one of the ment which I submitted to them the way Schwartz has conducted are not now paying enough to per­ The precariously complicated, the they are an indignity to the Indi­ 56, vice president of National A MEDICINE for publication,” he added. precariously thin fabric of the poli­ •igns which read "Going Out of Vets Barracks Seats Slate^ Gets Charter League Backs the Investigation up to now. mit the company to break even on viduals who have to stand in them. Broadcasting Co. in charge of tele­ Business—Stock Being Liquidated Demurrer Overruled He said that as far as he knew them. He said the company’s av­ cies with which this poor world Is vision network talent and pro­ Podrove, after Gaudet's arrest, In view of America’s wealth, in Pick up your prescrip­ —At Auction Prices." The prose­ Dr. John V. Gregan, left, was new veterans organization received the committee was going ahead erage costs per customer is *2.28. trying to run Itself was punctured grams, died Sunday. He also was For picture window beauty cutor said, "There's no doubt in presented a demurrer to the Town rence Williams, Judge advocate; with a hearing on the Federal Com­ The minimum charge is *1.15. Jebb view of the "never-agaln” promises a staff vice president of the Radio tion if shopping near lis, or Court, questioning the legality of Installed''yesterday as the first its charter. and Edward Cole, 3-year trustee. Revaluation once again Saturday, by bomba and the State's mind that this sign re­ permanent commander of Man­ Other officers installed were munications Commission (FCXl) to­ said with the proposed rate hike we made ourselves after the De Corp. of America. He was born in let us deliver promptly ferred to a 'going out of business’ the ordinance Itxelf. Despite the A refreshment hour was held morrow as planned the number of customers on whom bullets taking a civilian toll in the presslon, there Is no excuse for Philadelphia and was named as No heavy blind.s to pull up and down when sale despite the fact that the word fact that the demurrer was over­ chester Barracks, 'Veterans of William Hewitt, senior vice com­ after the meeting. The ^barracks Chairman Wilbur Bennet’s without extra charge. A World War I. mander; Walter Walsh, junior vice will be host March 9 for the De­ Asks Ust of Gifts they would lose money would be Tunisian village of Sakiet-Sidi- breadlines in America today. Philadelphia's man of the year in you have Kirsch Verticals at your picture ‘sale’ was not included." ruled by Judge Wesley C. Gryk on move to ask for a new revalua­ He said all of the FCC commis­ reduced to about 27 per cent. Youssef. 1953. great many people entrust Atty. Leon Podrove. Gaudet’s Jan. 6. the question of the ordi­ Department Commander John commander; Wells Pitkin, chap­ partment of Connecticut meeting. tion of Manchester property was Some effort is now being made windows. They traverse like draperies with Papandrea was installing officer sioners except Chairman John C. When PUC (Jhairman Eugene Through this sudden rent in the Grand Rapids, Minn.—Charles K. us with the responsibility counsel, then pointed to another nance's legality came up again to­ lain; John Derbv, adjutant; Wal­ Yesterday's ceremony was held backed by the executive board of Doerfer have been'asked to come, Loughlin asked whether this was In Congress to aid particularly de Blandin, 85, president and owner perfect ease. Slats can be rotated to any de­ day. at the ceremony during which the ter Binge, quartermaster; Law­ at the American Legion Home. the Taxpayers’ League at a meet­ pattern everybody has been hoping sired angle for light or air, or closed for of filling their prescrip­ sign which was in the store's win­ and he thought the committee not being dtscriminStory against pressed areas. Bills have been In of the Blandin Paper Co. and a for­ tions. May we compound dow which read, ’’We have pur- "Personally, and not as Town ing yesterday. ^would______direct each___ one__ to comply___ the large users who, Ir. effect, sub­ would somehow prove adequate ap­ troduced to provide Federal as­ mer publisher of the St. Paul Dis­ JEAN SEBERG 'privacy. Made up to 31 feet wide. Best of all, chaoed the balance of the atork of <3ourt prosecutor, I do not like the Bennett has suggeatod that the ! with its request for a'list of gifts' sidize the smaller customers, Jebb peared all the ugly realities and patch and Pioneer Press, died Sun­ yours? a Lowell, Mass., Jewelry store.’’ In sistance for public works projects "You hear the same questions they're custom-made by Findell right here law," Fitzgerald said. "But as a town get a totally new revaluation honorariums and expenses paid by agreed it was. He went on to ex­ the fundamental pressures calling day. He was bom In lola, Wls. handing down the innocent 'finding. law, passed by the town legisla­ Airman Completes First Day to replace one conducted here laat I or from the broadcasting. industry plain. however, that the company and to increase unemployment Washington—Col. Hel»r Hol­ from Interviewers everywhere,” in Manchester. Phone MI 3-4865 for full de­ Judge Karp said, "This sign is the ture. it is a legal one and it U the G)urt Cases I year. | t)ie FCC regulates. for decisions men and nations said Jean, who is on the last legs felt it is better to operate at loss compensation benefit! and to In­ brook Rice, 75, president of the tails . .. now! saving feature in the cose.’’ duty of this court to enforce It." He said today that a telephone Moulder said Doerfer already has with these small customers than would rather not make. This was a Federal Bar Assn, in 1940-41 and of a tour to promote her second Podrove also told the court that the He concluded. "It is only proper In Cabinet for Outer Space poll of League members will be agreed to comply. crease the number of people eligi­ executive director In 1932, died film, "Bonjour Trlslesse." The MAW Monday Cases to risk losing them by raising their sudden harsh glimpse of our world ble for compensation. newspaper advertisements did not that the court see to it that the ------i Darius L. Dayton, 21, stationed conducted to determine their wish­ rates high enough to hit th# as it is—as It Is. and as it cannot Saturday. Rice, was bora in usual one is "How did you feel ortN mention the phrase "Going Out of language used in the advertise­ es on the new revaluation re­ "break-even” point. These proposals, if enacted, plus Paintsville, Ky., served the federal when you read the reviews of 'SL Biwiness." (ContJnuad from Page One) All of Farrell's food for the seven , at the local Nike site, charged with be allowed to remain to be, if it is INC, (tSM orti ments did imply that the store day trip Is inside the cabin Most of | reckless driving and failing to stop quest. He expressed concern with com­ the Federal government's road- government under five attorneys Joan?" There were more than a dozen going out of business." The executive board voted seven to survive. M A N lIttI Prescription Pharmacy claim—the final type of testing be­ it is in concentrated and dehydrat- i at a stop sign, was fined a total erf Hospital Notes petition from electric power com­ biiilding program and increased de­ general as a special assistant. "How would they expect me to to two in favor of it, Bennett said. panies. All of the gas company's Here, for one thing, was the in­ Philadelphia — Clarence M. feel? lik e jumping up and down fore an actual spare flight by rock­ ed forms. Ah electricically heated 638 by Deputy Judge Jules Karp In fense spending, may help cut short 901 Main Street the Newington Veterans Hospital et.” cup near one ejbow will furnish hot Town Court today, Dayton pleaded The League chairman’s move installations in the form of pipes human assumption that has, in the Brown, 89, former board chairman on Hollywood Boulevard on a pogo MFC. CO. to ask for a new revaluation to Patients Today: 199 and meters arc already in. he said, any current bread lines before tliey of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., died stick?" indell ‘(Quotation by Antoine Lamicrrc after a short illness. Farrell was calm when he dimed soup. ' guilty to the charges and was fined ADMITTED SATURDAY: Don­ past two decades, become part of into the space cabin yesterday. Moisture from his breath, pers- $21 for reckless driving and *15 replace one made here by Revalu­ so it is better to get some revenue are really formed. In any event, Sunday. He had been associated (1725-1781) Obituary W. P. Qulsh is in charge of ation Associates of Canterbury ald Mathewson, Coventry, Mrs. the creed of war of every sup­ Needless to say, the reviews 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE.-MANCHESTER, CONN. funeral arrangements, which are "Well, here goes," was his final piration and other waste moisture ' for the stop sign violation, from these customers than "none they add up to a welcome sign that with the firm for more than 50 were bad. Those on "Bonjour Tris- Copyright 1958 (IWS) followed proposals for reductions Mary Buccino, 172 Charter Oak at all." posedly civilized nation—the as­ y ars. incomplete. comment. A few minutes earlier he is .purified for reuse as drinking ' xhe soldier was arrested on Feb. St.; Samuel Turcotte, 65 Overland there is a willingness in Washing­ tesse” have been mixed, she said. Omer J. Foatolne a.xked an Air Force photographer water. Other wastes’are taken care | 4 after an episode on Main St. in in the valuations set on the prop­ Among the reasons cited by Jebb sumption th at civilian populations Newark, Ohio —.Mrs. Beman C. They ranged from a rave in a erty of a group of Broad St. bus­ St.; Mrs. Shirley Lynch, 42 Coo­ ton to fight the worst evils of re­ to )>e sure and "save me a couple of chemically. He can push a but- which he almost "ran down” a lidge St.) Karen Falcettl, 7 Fern for the proposed Increase were are a justifiable military target. Dawes, 85, widow of the founder news magazine to a rant in a Rockville — Omer J. Fontaine, I of those .shots.'' inessmen. higher operating costs, higher cession as they appear. And while of the Pure Oil Co., ’pt in the new United tration. Coast Guard Auxiliary this fall. Cote, Jewett City, now used in a manner certain to EASY Burial will be in St. Bernard’s BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh­ was continued until Feb. 17. After Invite Africa towards Communism. rected to the task of discovering menti with a prompt loan ^re. Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Cath­ ficlal whh watched, from the town's Arab Republic (UARi, called the George H, Brookbanks, 19, of Certificates will be awardeil to! the Rockville charges are disposed We like to uy "Yotl’’ when you erine Donohue, 161 W. Center St., incident "a criminal aggres.aion Ha-tford, charged with blocking tho.se who completed the course. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bee­ Here, once again, was that reli­ whether time runs backwards as Friends may call at the funeral outskirts as the 25 'French war­ I be Jr., Church St, Vernon; a of. they will be re-arrested on a eik for e loen. Phone for your TERMS were held at 9:30 this morning planes bombed and strafed for aq demonstrating extreme .savagery. " a private driveway, was fined *3. Over 40 members attended drills. Manchester warrant. Takeman will ance upon force which is the key­ well as forward. loan in one viiit, or com# in. home Wednesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. from the John F. Tierney Funeral hour, said, "I will never forget the Premier Sabri Assail pledged UAR Frank lAtrphey of Rocky Hill, At recent board of governors George also be arraigned in both courts. stone to the policy of every great Time running backwards, they LMN! 4 7 . 0 0 Home, followed by a solemn re­ horrible sight o^ Sakiet. Women support to Tunisia "in all field.s" arrested Saturday night on an in­ meeting: Vernon Mendall was f ® '‘'‘“'f”' The three youths were caught say, would not bo the same thing Morocco's King Mohammed V toxication charge, received a su.a- elected treasurer of the club. Men- IV 1“ Julio Aramini. yesterday after Patrolman William nation in the world today. And Loans UR te $499— lAans IHe-ineured at low coat quiem Mass In the Church of the and children lay dead and bleed­ ,^9 Ru.ssell St : a so.n to Mr. and as a straight reversal of events, Julius Ferraris Assumption at 10 o'clock. The Rev. ing" The attack came at the wired his condolences to Bourgui- pended judgment. dall will fill the vacanev created Tomlin of the Stafford Springs here also, once again, was proof iOC M AIN ST.t 2ml FI., Ovtr Wodlw«rth*s. MANCHCSTCII ba and promised solidarity A when M. William Goodwin moved Mrs. Joseph Peck. 129 Union St., State Police barracks observed which would start smoke going MU cI m IIS« 4m • th€ YItMANagtr Reg. $69.95. Modern Julius FerrarU,' 83, 72 Pine St., F'rancls Butler was the celebrant, height of the market hour while Arnold L. Barron. 27. of Waban, that force is no solution, for by the Rev. John Blahchfteld the dea­ Moroccan fo eign ministry official out of town Rockville; a son to Dr. and Mrs. Maston sitting in a car outside back Into chimneys. Nor would it ONIN THUtSDAV fVlNINGS UNTIl I N.M. blanket type Lane died Saturday at the Manchester the streets and market squares Mass., charged with failure to pay Richard Demko, 16 Oliver Rd. this act France has obviously lost UtNi ibMi H MtUfiBh ,1 fill mrwmiiei iBviii con and the Rev. Joseph McCann were crowded. said his own government was also an overtime parking ticket, for­ Ttie cliih'.s next meeting will he Brunner's. they say, be a matter of reversing A IBM titt M.M hmM Ib Chest in blond oak Memorial Hospital after a short protesting to France over the inci­ held Thursday at the High St. BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to Taken to Slate Police headquar­ ground, not gained it. It *i«» MlAtf tU-IS M4il Illness. the aubdeacon. Paul Chetelat was Feai’ Blow to Wed feited a *5 bond. 'Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pinto, 94 the normal procedure of cause and with recessed ba.se, organist and soloist. Father But­ dent. The case of Irene M. M.'crks. 29. school. ters for questioning he admitted, All these realities—the inhuman­ He had lived In Manchester for American and Britl.sh officials Valley St. police said, that he and the two effect. There could still be no ef­ brass hardware and 12 years, formerly residing in Glas­ ler read the committal service at were openly fearful that the of 89 Greenwood Dr., charged with BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to ity, the moral sickness, the willing­ the grave in St. James’ Cemetery. pa.asing a standing school bus, was others had driven from Hartford to ness to let power politics take easy fect without a cause coming first. * automatic tray tonbury. He was born in Fubine, French action had teen a serious Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Linsenbigler, the Acadia Restaurant on Tolland Italy. Bearers were Raymond Dono­ blow to the western position in the nolled. About Town 86 Durant St. precedence over principle, the ad­ But what they may do, if we may BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. inside.42 inches wide! hue, John O’Reilly. William Ellis, Continued to Saturday were the Tpke. and stolen five, bottles of He leaves his wife, Mrs. Frances Arab world. U.S. to Check DISCHARGED SATURDAY: liquor and mgney from coin vend­ diction to force as the sole ruler of leave the realm of what we ordi­ Marehisa Ferraris; two sons, Vic­ John O’Toole. Atty. John LaBelle Communist opponents of the ca.ses of John E Morrison. 19. of A card parly will be held tonight Mrs. Sarah Burns, East Hartford; and George Sprague. Norwich, charged with passing a ing machines late Saturday night. man's destinies—are suddenly il­ nary mortals have some chance of tor and Piade" Ferraris; a daugh­ United States were expected to at 8;.30 at the Army and Navy Benjamin Zielinski, 4 Pearl St.; Their ''lookout" having been understanding, is produce an ex­ ter. Mrs. Joseph Ve.Sco; and two In addition to her niece. Miss make propaganda capital out of First-Hand on red light; and Salvatore A. I-ame- Club, .sponsored by the Woman's Mrs. Bertha Gardiner, 816 Main luminated by an attack on. one Florence Donohue, with whom ahe aa, 16, and Francis A. Pagano, 16, Auxiliary. picked up by Tomlin. Baudin and periment in which the ratio be­ grandchildren, all of Manchester. the fact that 17 of the planes the St.; Miss Patricia Bennett, Am- Takeman then allegedly stole a car small Tunisian village. made her home. Mrs. Donohue French used in the attack were botlj of East Hartford, charged tween the movement of two re­ We planned this sale for you months ago Funeral services will be held to­ Tunisians Story Willi petty theft in allegedly taking ston; Mrs. Pauline Kleinschmidt. from Brunner's and drove to Take- But, if we look'deeply and ac­ morrow morning at 8:30 at the leaves a daughter. Miss Cathleen American-made—11 twin-engine Members of the Alpdna Society Bolton; Victor Geiger, 516 Gardner man's hortie where they were ar­ curately, we see not only France lated particles of matter Is a losing wh^n we made a sensational buy on-these Valentine A. Donohue of Manchester: and automobile hub caps here on Feb. are requested to meet tonight at IWecfMitt^lRooMe Agou^ W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 225~ B26 bombers and 6 Navy Corsair 4. St,; Mrs. Martha Vimba, 167 Haw­ rested early Sunday morning by Involved, but the whole civilized Instead of a constant or gaining specials. All are superbly crafted chests Main St., followed by a solemn re­ several other nieces and nephews. fighter-bombers. (Continued from Page One) 7:30 at the W.P. Quish Funeral thorne St.; Mrs, Elizabeth Chap­ Stale Police. Tunisian President Habib Bour- Continued to next Monday were Home to pay respects to Julius man. 168 Summit St.; Mrs. Eileen They were held in Rockville un­ world. Our professions of shock ration. In such a case, they would with mag^nificent cabinet wood exteriors finished quiem Mass in St. James’ Church Mrs. Elizabeth E. Stevens the cases of Andrew Stavnitsky of Ferraris, whose wife is a member proclaim that they had caused at 9 o’clock. Burial will be- In St. guiba, regarded In Washington and Dowds, Bolton; Leon McCue, 38 der *5,000 bond with only Takeman over this particular isolated action The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth E. London as hertofore a g o ^ friend visit the, scene. Press officer Lin­ 220 Oak St., charged with •eelling of the society. being able to produce that amount time to flow backward. to a-glowing beauty. % inch aromatic cedar Augustine’s Cemetery, South Glas­ Stevens, Newington, waa held at 2 coln White said the State Depart­ liquor to a minor; and Richard E. Hyde St.; Mrs. Jean Pinkney, 55 on the part of France cannot gloss tonbury. of the West, demanded that the Woodland St.; Armand Savoie, for his release. He waa, however, over the fact that this is also ex­ Of that we understand nothing. linings assure moth protection . . o'clock Friday afternoon at the French immediately withdraw the ment instructed Jones to accept the King, 22, of Sterling, charged with Atty. Vincent Diana waa admit­ re-arreslcd by Manchester Police Friends may call at the funeral Holmes Funeral Home, with the invitation. failure to grant the right of way ted this morning to practice before Andover; Mrs. Anna Kadelski, 3 actly the sort of thing all of us It is still appropriate, however, guaranteed up to $1,000 in policies home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 20,000 troops that remained in Burke St., Rockville: Mrs. Eleanor on the Acadia Restaurant charge, Rev, Fred R. Edgar, minister of Tunisia after the protectorate White said in answering ques­ and failure to carry an operator’s the Federal Court for the District and brought back here by Capt. are preparing to do, on a larger to recall that this possible develop­ MOBILHEICTS 9 p.m. the South Methodist Oiurch, offici­ Knoess, 37 Autumn St.; Mrs. Louise underwritten by a famous insurance company. gained independence from France tions the department had insuffi­ license. King was involved in a of Connecticut. He was sworn in Taylor. 15 M ain'St.; Mrs. Ida Walter Cassells. He again posted scale, when we ourselves feel that ment in the realm of physics, ating. Burial was in Wapping cient Information at present to de­ cap-'truck accident op N. Main St. at the Federal Building in Hart­ These genuine Lane Chests are not only spectacular (jemetery. in 1955. He also demanded that, Fratus, 109 Welherell St.: James *5,000 bond for Manchester court the policy of our particular nation which we cannot understand, par­ Elzeor T. Schenck the French give up the big naval termine whether the French planes Friday morning. ford. appearance. values . . but they're gifts women adore. Bearers were Vlncem Popolski, which bombed the village were giv­ Deluce, Cubles Dr.. Rockville: Les­ requires it. In her owti moral sick­ allels, as do so many possibilities in Elzear T. Schenck, 66, WUllman- base at Bizerte, a vital NATO The case of Paul L Nadeau, 23, ter Dewey, 75 Linnmore Dr.; Mrs. Police Chief Herman O. Schendel Shop early to get your pick. Harold Perrett, Howard. Larson and position. ... en to France as American military of Hartford, was continued day-to- The Manchester Board of Real­ said today that the three boys will ness, there Is one thing France science, the perception of poets tlc. father of Mrs. Henry Demers, Warren CJurtis. tors will hold its monthly meet­ Martha Kendall, Bolton; Mrs; BUDOBEHISIM 105 Eldrldge St., died yesterday of Tunisian National Guard troops aid for defense of the Atlantic Pact day and a warrant for his re-ar­ Madeline Scranton, 1033 Parker be presented on charges in the cannot understand, and that is who also, occasionally, have writ­ Pay on Watkins Convenient Credit Plan if you wishi too kup station around ail French area. rest waa ordered issued. He was ing at the 3 J's Restaurant to­ Brunner’s break in Rockville court 59.00 Injuries received while working at Mrs. Erwin B4yer morrow noon. Joseph Savick of St.; Peter Trudell, 134 S.- Lake- and then brought here to answer how anybody else dares cast the ten of time in a manner we cannot the University of Connecticut Fri­ Private funeral services for Mrs. military posts in Tunisia and He noted that France also has charged with speeding on Rt. 15 wood arcle; Kenneth Eddy, 37 understand. If the poe^ have not • • • French military vehicles were ban­ bought with its own funds Amer­ by State Police on Jan. 2. The court the Economic Development As­ to the Manchester charge growing first stone, when everybody else, M EANiS day.'He was employed by the uni­ Erwin Beyer, 133 E, Center St., Grand Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Alice out of the restaurant episode. maintained that time can flow versity as a carpenter. were held Saturday afternoon at ned from ail roads. ican defense supplies, including was told that Nadeau had left the sociates, Inc., of Boston, now en­ Magnuson. 95 St, John St.; Pat­ too, considers force the ultimate Reg. $79.95 Modern in a low, sleek Danish Charges Art of War -i planes. ' area and could not be found. gaged In doing research work for Instrument and considers it the backwards, they have at least dis­ • Equal monthly fuol bilb, rogordloM of weothor. He was born in Canada and had the Watkins-West Funeral Home. rick Hallihan, 32 Highland St.; style. Moonstone mahogan.v; automatic been a resident of Willimantlc for Burial will be at the convenience The Tunis newspaper -L’Actlon, ' The case of John W. Moseley. 19. the Manchester Development Com­ .Mrs. Dorothy Smith, 62 Hills St.; privilege of any individual nation puted, in their musings, the arbi­ • Nevor a largo fuel bill...not eyon In-iho coldail winlor monthi. tray 43 inches wide! an organ of Bourguiba's ruling 01 Red Bank, N. J.. and Richard mission. will speak on "The Eco­ 60 years. of the family. Neo-Destour party, accused the nomic Future of Manchester." Mrs. Phyllis Keefe and son,.'Heb- Police Arrests to use force for those ends which trary division of time into past, • Convoniant poymonl record p|on—lalb how your account tiondr.. Besides his daughter, he leaves R. Conlon,' 19, of Thompsonvllle, ron; Mrs. Patricia Jedrziewski and present and future, and thus given F^nch of a nact of war and as­ 500 Guests Attend convicted on Jan. 29 o' fraudulent seem essential to its own welfare. • No extra charger—you rtill pay only for tho oil you actually um. his wife, Mrs. Eva T. Schenck; six serted: Donna Marie and Irene Michele, son, Kingsbury Ave.. Rockville: time dimensions which makes our issue of checks, was reopened and Mrs. Mary Goin and daughter, Mrs. Theresa Mello, 29, of 3.56 It is in a world of anarchy that other daughters, Mrs. Armand ."The hard reality teaches us Valentine Dance the remaining 13 days of a 30-day daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Adams St., was arrested early this clocks fictions instead of realities. Caouette; Mrs. Maurice Couture, Public Records every day that hanging onto the Wapping; Mrs. -Theresa Wilson France^ bombs a Tunisian village, I jail term was suspended. The two ward C. Klucewicz, 34 W. Center and son. East Hartford. morning and charged with failing an anarchy of force ahead of law, When we try to follow the poets m u r ia r t y b r o t h e r s Sister Anne Fraiices-of St. Joseph's shirt tails of the West brings us sailors, stationed at New London, St., celebrated their eighth and to stop at a stop sign and opetet- Send Coupon | Convent, Mrs, Edmund Archam- only Insults and humiliation. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: supposed national interest ahead of into such concepts of time we have 8U1-SI5 Center Street About 500 guests attended the are facing similar charges in Rock­ sixth birthdays respectively Sat­ ing a motor vehicle without a li­ bault and Mrs. George Hart, all of Warrantee Deeds "One thing is clear; To be re­ fifth .annua] Manchester Elks’ urday with a party for a few of Alex Sullivan, South Windsor; Mrs. cense. She waa arrested about 3:15 Justice, expediency ahead of princi­ the same feeling we ge£ when we for . j ville as well as a court-martial, the Helen Schors, Windsor Locks; Don­ fu ll Dof II I d«talU on Mobllhoot Kudgofoor Syttom. Willimantlc, and Mrs. Burt Bige­ John J. Dilworth and Margaret spected in 1958 one cannot remain Ifalentine Ball Saturday a t' the court was Informed. their friends. After refreshments bv Patrolman Gerald Stocke and ple. If we are shocked by this try to follow the physicists as they low of Coventry; a son, Maurice Dllworth to Herbert M. Hoover a friend of the West.,To be treated Armdry, decorated in silver and games were played and prizes ald Nutter, Blast Hartford: How­ charged with passing the stop sign explain what their new experi­ i Nmim. Schenck of Wllllraantlc, 18 grand­ and Shirley S. Hoover, property at with consideration and courtesy red valentine theme. ard Greenwood, 22 Foster St.; on Hilliard St. at Adams St. Free glimpse at the tragic t>aslc as- MINT njLVtLt) awarded. The Valentine motif was Clarence Freiheit, 26 Westwood ments may prove. But we have a I children, and a sister and a brother 53 Overlook Dr. one has to be a Nehr.u, Tito or Hosts were Elmore. Anderson, LLOYD IN GREECE fallowed in the decorations. under *50 bond, she is scheduled •timptions which are tryihg to run I ttractSSWMX in Canada. Harry Goodwin Jr. of Bolton to Nasser." St.; Mrs. Mary Lamprecht, Avery to be arraigned in Town Ctourt Sat* vague concept of our own, which is I 0f Sex N e . _ chairman. Bruce Noble, Edward this world of ours, that is to the Ftmeral services will be held Gladys A. Hanson of Ashby, Mass., Tunisia’s Ambassador to London, Tomkiel, Dr. George Calllouette, Athens, Greece, Feb. lOOT)— An afternoon of fun and relaxa­ St.; Daniel Pelletier 56 Birch St.; jirday. good. But let our reaolvu accept that poet and scientists may soon Wednesday at 8:15 at the Bacon property on Santina Dr. Taieb Slim, called on Foreign Sec­ and Paul Buettner, co-chairmen. British foreign secretary Selwyn tion will be enjoyed by membejrs of Mrs. Ruth Beach, 143 Boulder Rd:; AraoJd B. Cordner, 20, of 152 our own share of the sins of be due for another meeting. Mean­ { CItr— i,----- — -S tele. Funeral Home, Willimantlc, and at Marriage Licenses retary Selwyn Uoydl Later the Decorations were handled by Lloyd arrived today for talks the Home League at their weekly Ronald Salisbury, Broad Brook; Chestnut St. was arrested early while, we retrace and retract our 9 o’clock in St. Mary's Church, Wil­ Lewis Alonzo Foreman, Rt. 3, Tunisian embassy stated that the Paul Gagne and reservations by with Greek officials over the meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the James McGovern, 101 Helaine Rd.; Sunday- morning- and charged with France, and aim at promoting law. 7 9 . 0 0 limantlc. Burial W|lll be in-St. Jo­ CJoventry, knd Shirley Ann Swan­ bomtiing probably had shattered Kevin Taylor, ^ Bancroft Rd., thought back toward the comfort­ William' Legault and Dean Gatgs. future of Cyprus. He was to Im Salvation Army Citadel. During the iuUng a motor vehicle without the Justice and principle until they, in­ CALL MitchBlI 3"5i 35 FOR TOP QUALITY seph’s Cemetery, son. «0 W. Middle Tpke„ Feb. 16 French-Tunislan friendship beyond ■ Ray Henry’s ^cording orches- Joined by Sir Hugh Foot, Brit­ social hour iValentine refreshments Kockvllle; Ronald Litrito, Wap­ o w n e r!s permission. Patrolman stead of anarchy, prpvide Uje cli­ able world of ',the one-way clock. ^ SILENT GLOW OIL PURNERS ^ ■ V ' ; ■ \59°o Friends may call at the funeral kt St. James' Ot;urch. repair.. ' ' , n, V , ' ' ti;a played. 7 , ■ ish . gavqrnor of the crown col- will be served by Mrs, Major John ping: Bruce, Davis, 489 E. ifiddle Robert Lannan sold that the youth m b s i^T the conduct of all of uy. Reg. $99.96 for this handsome hoihe'from 7 to 9 p.m. today and I'Donald Wlllianl Dickie, Had^nb The Arab states, rallied behind Exalted Ruler Maurice Gaudet,. pay ialoiid in the eastern Miedl- Piclfup. \ Tpke.: Karen Falcettl, 7 Fern S]*.. took a edr belongtnjg to - LM F. r\ int^ retatiou(of A lowbpy Reg. $79-96, Colonial chests are always fa­ tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, vUle, And Rella Geraldine Sinna- Tunisia. assisted by his officers and other terroaeon. Lloyd brought w(th Rocktdlle; Barbara Pecunieii, Cov­ Rldolfl of ]25 Armory S i from tha NO THRILL ,. design in a modem blond oak vorites at WBtkins. Here’s th^ latest; in ma- p.m. mon, 461 Parker S t, Feb. 22 at St. The Egyptian cabinet went into Elk dignitaries, gave the Eleven him . from Loodoli still sMret Mrs. C^eno Andrelnl, 89 Weaver entry; Geraltl Tonskl, MO E. liCid- rear of w ,Ook S t restavroat Prices Racing Breadlines? Mary’s Church. emergency session to review .the O'clock Yoast. British proposals for settling the Rd. requests- eighth grade Ipcal dle 'Ipke.; Leo Salvas, TalcoUvillt; about 11 m.qt. Saturday and drove Two aspects of tbS; fscassion in Fakenham, England lAV—Flnt BROTHERS V ;; w chest. Drawer in. baae. I pie or cherry, 44 inches wide. Louis Airnold Sites, 613 Main St.^ Incident. President Nasser’s secre­ Mrs. Delores Clark and oMi, 3 Drive it te his hOme. He was omated Jeoeph Fuhrer Anderson reported during the Cyprus dispute which has girls who plan to take axi^minations •itileh the country now finds itself prise in a draw bare was a free and Carole Ann Ahlberg, 39 tory of .state, AU Sabry, said evening tliat a portion of the pro- stroliMd relMOBs ' among Brit­ ftfr partial 2-y«ar scholarahipa to E; Mrs. Mary Cramer and oon, Uisn by .Loiuun after tbs owaor 315 CENTER pT. MANCHESTER Jooopli Fuhrar, t^olpo 'R4-, Bol­ Sprue* Bti Feb. M At,Bt. ICazy’a aes partieuiarijr disturising. One is flight in a light biplane. Winner Egypt "denounoee Uie French. oj>- .ceeds would be donated to Uie ain, OtMee owl Turitey, oU Mt Bt. Jossph Academy to have U^i Cborter Oak S t; Mr*. Bridget oamplaiaad te poHpo. Obrdnar wU was a Royal Air Force Jet pilot- ton, 4t«d tuddonly this m o i ^ r ** 'Cburch. ) prooeiv* offreaslon." Elki’ National Foundation. NATO oOteo.' th'eir applications In by Fsb. 17. Moreeau and eon. 3* Church B t be orraignbd la court on Fob. IT. I fc ' : I ' , I . ■i ■ ' , -f ■ ' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1968 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 >AGB NINB during th* U(« of your car. U'a ahe dreamt th»t ahe married a mil" a l l e y OOP T. HAMLIN *They Were Really Living* FAS EABtV XABOEST ■a ■ beat to croai-iwitch 'tirea avory llonalrc. ^ : Bolton 2,600 to 3,000 mllea for the flrat Friend Mn an underatandlnj Oukk, Japgjp-About 38 emm- 10.000 mllea; after that, every tone) — Uh-huh. My wife aulfera I D A-5AORE Sense and Nonsense trlM ar« mpoeted to ba Y«pr*- 4.000 mllea. from that delualdn, too. Committee Seeking Options sentad by nearly. 3,000 axhlbitoni •tHOSE TWO 3 Boy Bandit Suspects at the second (jaaka Trade Fair, W©?ENT Pay ef Rockoainy | paper offering $100 for the finding She—When were you bom? BEFORE' if she tella you ahe never goea which win iUrt in April. It is Bure. I got a larye charye out of! of the animal. out with perfect strangers, Just He—April 2nd. the largest trade fair In £he F ar Cbrlstmaa v The following day he went -wound tell her you're not perfect,. She^A day too late. On Two More School Sites £ « 8 t Tia a wonderful aeaaon I know. to the newspaper to aee if there Caught in Miami Hotel had been any anawera to' the ad- And the charye that 1 yot out of Joe Stokes was telling his Average technical ability multi­ The Bchool Bitee Committee winf ‘‘Evangeiiem Facei a New Day.” Chrtatmaa vertlaement. There was no one in plied . through cooperative effort (OMittiiMd from One) the building except the aged Jani­ friend about the dream that his From Meriden they boarded a M*k opttont on the John:l Bwaneon — The Board - of Deacons . ___ win meetmei Are all of thoae billa that I owe! wife had the night before. accomplish^ more - than great train for New York City and went Jr. ttrm and tha L#nt? pYoparty, it at «be . Congregational Cliurch par- —Jean Condor Soule. tor. waa annduncad yeatarday. Uh room tonight at 7:30. ' Wealthy dog owner—Where in the Joe—Yes, (chuckling) she said talent working along. A fourth boy, 14-yMr-old John oil to Newark, N. J. »»*> J.' BuUivaa of Wgttrfcury, wt* Tha committaa, which now holds Methodist Notea dickena ia everyone? The trio then took a commercial opUont on a 32-acra tract including The adult Bible ttudy group of Duriny a hold-up In Chicago JanltorgThey're all out looking picked up e t ht» home a few hour* atimlane to Miami. vb**^.,_jKV young male atenoyrapher waa hit after the robbery and haa been land ownad by Jamas Rogari, Olive 'United Methodist Church will for your dog. UUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOUPLK Roach eald that daputy auperin- H. Toomay and Laalla ft. Bolton, by a bullet. Thinking he waa mor­ charged with armed robbery. tendent of the Waterbury Police, meet gt the parsonage tonight at tally wounded he whiapered to a mada tha daclsion In a' maating 7:30. Sometimes ail that is needed to Bulllyan told police that he want­ Fred Hickey, te now vacationing friend: "Write to Mamie. Give her SBP.Wi gROTHBR JA I^ ALU ed to, back out but waa afraid he yaatarday at tha homa Of Its Chair­ Tomorrow night, several local my love, and tell her my laat brighten the day ia to rise a little In Florida and haa baen aaaignM man, Kaanay Hutchinson. church membera will attend the higher. KlfiWT, BUT YC7U 5N EAKED I , wduld be called ’’chicken,” to aaalat faderal and polica author- thoughta were of her. Carbon copiea i HULLO, MEeDLE-MOS6.‘'vJELL, UP O l US VJITMOOT TH E A 20-year-old W terbury wom­ Tha sctlon follows a vota of tha first session of the 6-week School BY AL VERMEER to Sadie, Peggy, and Kathleen.” AF?e you AFRAID IF YOU’D itlaa thare.' town maating Wadnesday to table for (Ihrlstlen Wockers at South PRISCILLA’S POP Woman' driver to owner of car 5M1LE You’D -SPRIMO A USUAL POSTCAROWA^N- an. Mra. Roberta Joan Darcy, la Tha parenU-bf both Barardi and INS — AND VOO'YE s o t alao being held under $10,000 bond tha cqmmittae's report recom­ Methodist Church In Manchester. ’<3IRL?j IE 1 ; y e a u .' T ^ W T ' she has Just gouged: ”Ck>odness. PERAtANEHT CRAO< IM THAT Quie wera relieved to hear that no Suecessivs sessions win be held > NOW A S W E L L , Oood man: One who ia neither A NEW s R ip Wit h o u t aa material witneaa in the c4mc. mending tha purchase of the l additional properties after the Feb. Pond clubhouse. Despite the cold SIMPLC U rrU OWN NESIUD FMMOy 0PM0U5TRABIA,0Ng0PTNe nEW I Wig took n tx m 24 data. temperatures yesterday, the club's w A HAiT'FiOMornm vMxcy REAiAMMd A0«OU)IV AlOHARCHK ON gARTH** Two echool daya, lost becauae of The other committee headed by 'The committee also decided yes­ "Costume Csmlval” was declared VE5, Ml. PRSflOSW-T Antwtr to Prtviout Pugxlt atorma last month, will ba made Principal Francia A. Perrottl will OQo up Feb. 24 and 2.6, the flrat two terday to obtain a Hat of compe- a success and attracted a large fKINa£€6 VtODRIA, Musicol Moods E S S ON repreient the progress of pupils 'ftent sanitary engineers who would crowd of spectators. NBCTNUNP-PTHP da.va of mid-term'acliool vacation. through the intermediate Gradee ik H IS T ifr Mra. Leon C. Heckler, board be acceptable to tha State De­ |t)«DNEOFMX)Sna«0IA, 4 and 5 and to and through Junior Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ Wig SOON v i ^ m e ACROSS DOWN chairman, aaid any other school high Grades 7 and 8. partment of Health. They then .««TB>5wn»ny/ days which might be lost becauae plan to Interview and aelact a sanU ton correspondent, Doris M. D’ltal- I (OM 1 Mail , of sto'rma between now and the Recommendations for revision tary engineer to work with them la, telephone Mitchell 8-8848. the weanel ' 2 Scent CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER of the present promotion policy on their report for the town. vacation period will also be made will be compiled for action by the 4 "The old 2 Enter up that week. Six Receive Ad Altare Dei Award Education Board to Meet g rey -----” 4 British island Board of BkJuration. Mra. Sylvia Patrick and Andrew Parents of pupils attending the Puplla Uklng hot lunches will six Mancheater Catholic acouU received the Ad Altare Dei award yesterday at tha Immaculate I Muiical 5 Century plant lb high and technical schools in Man­ Ck>nception Church in Waterbury. The boys are David Garaventa (with the Ad AlUre Dei Wlnans, local school teachers, will lymbol 6 Perform, be served their meal on Wednes­ talk to the Board of Education to­ INVEST ALSO chester and Willimantic are re- day, according to -Supt. Warren. croea pinned above hla left pocket), Robert Kusmik, and David Looymans, all of Troop 120 at St 12 Poem as a song M mlndad of the plana . for sf^lal James’ Church: Richard Moriarty, Richard McNallv, and John Long, all of Troop 112 at Church night on methods of science teach­ T$ Malt 7 Compass point The achools' menus for the re­ ing, This is the second presentation IN SM ALL VENETIAN BLINDS buses when local achools are closed mainder of the week follow: To­ of the Assumption. The award is given for 2.10 hours service or more to the scout s church. t *M HIMM hMe le^hM ka« ^veraieii S Greasewood 27 First name 42 Mineral becauid of atorma. (Herald Photo bv Oflara). by faculty memberi of various 14 Rent 0 Stead 26 Legatee springs morrow, corned beef hash, carrot phases of the school program. RRST MORTGAGES BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFIELD A bus to Mancheater will start sticks, spinarli, peaches; Wednes­ JUDD SAXON 15 Mate child to Formerly 20 Unemployed 43 Canvas shelter at the Cove on Rt. 31 at 7 a.m.. Alao on the agenda tonight will It Moit tolitary 11 Gala event 31 Paid escort 44 Sea eagle day. schoolboy grinders, hot vece- Personals and Stafford Springs confined the be the enumeration report and pre­ YIELDING )}[;•{ V " i"i»rMi. E.A.J0HNS0N WHY-I- THAT'S VERY FIATTERINO, BUT 17 Body of water 33 King Arthur's 46 Curved and two other buses to WllllmanUc ; table plate, pears Thursday Milton Zurmuhlen of Maple Dr., blaze to the house. Fireman re­ dicted enrollment for 1958-59:, the bMtfr prbtoe* AftR. HUTCHINS HAS BEEN TOO 600P TO, Il'H andl^ will start from the same point at. spaghetti with hairiburg sauce ia attending the American Stand­ Flames Level (iop. (art voQr lnvep|> 20 Sharp, 10 Amphitheater father molding mained until 8 a.m.. but were ham­ superintendent's recommendation mppl bacK ovary At a slpi'er au» AFif g the theate«. 21 Musical 23 Ascends 36 Ten years 47 F.nglishwoman 8 a.m. These buses will run cabbage salad, gelatin dessert' ard’s (Contractor Heating and Cool­ pered by sub-freezing temperatures for the 1958-59 staff and consider­ 12% mnnih ploo your In* ^ PAINT CO. syllabic 24 Shape 40 Foundations of distinction unless the town board la notified FYidav, hot vegetable plate hard ing School In Buffalo, N. Y.,-this which froze the pumps. ation of the teachers' proposal for tfrofit profit, VfBT MUCH, Mgs. BOSVMORTH, ;SORROWIN&‘ YOU 25 Region 41 River in 46 Gaelic that achoola In these cities a rt boiled eggs, ice cream. Bread, but- week. Tolland Home BOX C 723 Main Street AlTHCJUSH our OPPORTU 22.Therelore The cost of the fire was not esll* a revision of the salary schedule INTEREST Manchmlrr Hrrold 36 Singing voice England 50 Snstch not open. ter and milk are served with all i Mrs. Gertrude I>eary of Cross St. mated. for next year. Phone Ml 9-4501 NDIES IN 24 Pasiaie ia a patient at Windham Commun­ aAYVIUE money IM Tha apeciai routes will be along meals, A fire of undetermined origin School lunch policies, report of MtEUMTER’ 2t Singing group ! tha main highways only Drivers ' P*4- Ohanges Date ity Memorial Hoapital. leveled an 8-room house on -Plains the school lunch program, report [ FT m f will pick up only regular pupiU The Planning and Zoning Com- Mrs. William B Hotchkiss of Rd.. Tolland at 2 a-m, yesterday. 27 Greek letter Seagraves Rd. is a patient at Man­ of a consulting engineer on Insulat­ 20 Fruit 1 to thesa schools as they pass mission has changed its meeting Firemen were not sure until an Town Planners ing the boiler room ceiling, the vo­ along tha main routes. . Pupils date from the first Monday to the cheater Memorial Hospital for this 22 Turned acid week. Mrs, Hotchkiss is a teach­ hour later that no one wa4 in the cational-agriculture program and 24 Keep J not living on the main routes are second .Monday of each month at S houae. TTie owner, Alfred Moulin. Meeting Tonight bus transportation for next year 35 Involve expected to obtain their own trans­ p.m. in the Town Office Building. er of Bnglish in Grade 7 at Coven­ 1 try Grammar School. Who operates Sylvia's Stand on Rt. are alao listed on the long agenda. 26 Actress, r portation or walk to these routes. .Merlinga Slated 5, East Windsor Hill, was met on Public Records During its meeting Thursday Tomorrow's Kvents Zoning changes sought by sub­ ----- W est The North Coventry Fire De­ hi.s way home from work by State dividers may be reviewed by the There was only one instrument 27 Deities night the board Voted to pay one. partment Women's Auxiliary will • Second Congregational (Church Police. When police asked Moulin filed at the Town Clerk’s office this Sunday School staff. 7:30 p.m., Town Planning Commission at a 30 In this place a whalf -_ the coat e-u—. of tuition to Wind-' .-r „ot meet Friday. J The next session if his family w-ss at home, he re­ meeting tonight. past week. It was a quitclaim deed 40 Drill ham High School or $.1,1.910.77. churcli basement; Young Mothers plied that Ws wife and child were from St. Maurics Church Corp. to 41 Number This cost coven, tuition for about | fii^ouse. Club. 8 p.m.. Nathan Hale Commu­ in Maine. Police then toM him his The Commission may also review the Town of Bolton, transferring COTTON WOOD? BY RAY GOTTO 42 Rob 263 pupils attending this school. The Provisional League of Wom­ nity Center: Savings Stamps sale house was burning down, proposed street extenstons and re- title on the former chapel. BONUS 45 Eat away The other half-of the tuition for 7;.'V0 a.m.. Coventry Grammar locatloBS on which a Hearing was CWO to Disruss .Adolescence 1'^ V en Voters board of directors will A St. Bernard dog in the barn conducted two weeks ago. ...YOU SAVED OUR NECKS AND 40 Prominent the school year 19.'57-5R will be due meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at the S'hools: Nimble Fingers 4-H. 3 and thertjam itself w-ere saved. The Adolescent problems will be the AND OUR SHARE OF TH SATE RECEIPTS individual and payable at the end of the home of Mrs. CTharles W. Stianl, p.m. with Mrs. Marion V. Gregory; Members will meet at 8 o'clock subject of discussion groups at the /r^wr: av JUfiT SHQWIN6 UP.'„,ANO NOW 51 Damage fire waa spotted by State Police­ in the Municipal Building. WE RE ON OUR WAY TO MAKIN6 It school year. A bill for president. Girl Scout Troop 72. at 6:30 p m . man William Ellert of the Stafford meeting of St. Maurice Council of 52 British Ft.1^96 for. Insurance was also Church Community House: Cub They, have under consideration Catholic Women tonight at 8 BUYS! SONYE HM M O O U M !, princesi - 4-H MeeUng Spribgs barracks who was travel­ voted to be paid by the board. , The Merry Weeders 4-H Club Scout Pack 8.^. Den 3 at 4 p.m. ing along Rt. 32 on his way back to a request from Frank Wood to o'clock at the Rectory. Mrs. George 53 Arabian gulf k r ri In an executive session, teacher with Mrs. Austin Bluto. change the 180-acrc Darling farm Murphy, family life and parent edu­ 54 Measures will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday the barracks. evaluations made by Superintend­ at the home of Mrs. Dean G. Wiley, Also. St. Mary’s CYO. 7:30 p.m., tract off Keeney St. from Rural to cation chairman, is in charge of of type ent of Scboola Worcester A. War­ church hall; Buttons and Bowls Ellert rushed to the house about Residence A Zone. the program. 55 Female assisted by Mrs. Kenneth S Lyon. c TM *■•. HA. Nl «IL ren, and principals Royal O. Fish­ There will be s di.scussion on 4-H, 3:1.1 p m with Mrs. Harmon ] a half mile away and kicked in the i A request from Kupchunos B-os. Pastor St Conference saints (eb ) er and Francis A. Perrottl were N. Cochrane end Mrs. Jean F Roy: I U°ht door, but could go no further for changing a 2-acre tract off The Rev. Theodore W. Oiandler 56 Vegetable b • m* H MU Umm. Mtt. "Preparation of Fla'ls, " and a busi­ presented. It voted to retain the ness meeting. Member are re­ Boy .Scout Troop 57, at 7 p.rn. ^cause of flames. He was slightly Doming St. from Ruial Residence Jr, is attending the 23rd annual 57 Born ‘Pop thinki my playing will bring in r«al monay toon! entire present staff as recommend­ American, t-egion Home; Demo­ burned. I to Residence A Zone is also being pastor’s study conference a' Spring- r minded to bring seed catalogues, j field, Mass . todav and tomorrow. The offers on our houae ar« going highor!” ed by the three school heads. plot plans and garden measure­ cratic Town Committee. 8 pm.. Some 50 firemen from Tolland considered. Tear hers Resign ments. Booth-Dimock Memorial Library; Theme of the pre-Lenten session is Resignations of two teachers Court Case* Lions Club. 6:30 p m., vestry of First Congregational (Church: .\’a- were.. accepted . . to u be , effective at I Joseph O. Hebert, 27, of Standish BUGS BUNNY tts end of the school year. Mrs. j „ntenced Friday night in thsn Hale ciiapter, Jay.cees. 8:30 ■ Kleanor Tambominl and Mrs. - ^ Holland pm.. Glenney Park clubhouse: AW K'iA I uRK! call VER MUTT OFF! V' HeaUr SasmM submitted their , j,j, „„ charge, of breach of the small claims court, 7 p.m.. Board 'T ______BY ROY CRANE CN (WNCE I ’LL SfXX YA AT TH'BIJOU, resignations because of personal , dnmkJnness and cruelty to of Selectmen's office: Garden (Cln)> S P e t M L f BUZ SAWYER 1:30 p.m , Booth-DImock Memorial outaherc k.S'lO.VESTER!^ reasons, Mra. Hecjiler stated to- persons. The sentence w-lli be sue- 'Jisec WI'Rt BOTH INTERESTtP ' BY TME WAIY, 1 SEC SEV ER A L /" W C L l.'..I HAVE A PATE WITH SAW YER 7 day. Library, IH SKIN-DIVING, MAY t INTRODUCE T v es e en NCEOF VOU pended after he has served IS days WARSHIPS HAVE COAAE IN , I TO GO SKIN-mviNG-AND THERE HE IS The board will have a special and he will be placed on probation Nathan Hale .Square (Club of : myself? my NAME'S lux SAWYER. . OVERNIGHT^/' WITH THAT R IO H E A D : 70 RECONSIPEIS meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at Uriel Lodge. AFAAM, 7:30 p.m.. lOWN. for SIX months m m Coventry Grammar School to fur­ In addition. Hebert was fined 220 Masonic Hall, Merrow: (Coventry Dream l > ther itudy school hotislng needs. for breach of peace and $10 for Grammar School PTA executive 6 Parents of pupils ef the local drunkenness. board, 8 p.m , at the school; Booth- ) public achools are reminded that Other cases disposed of were: Dimock Memorial Libraiy board of r i sessions will close at 1 p.m. tru.stees. 8 p.m., reading room. : George Stoll. 64, of North Windham, i t - h - Wednesday to permit a session of hitting a dog on the highway, a proposed new promotion policy nolled: Rolf W. Larson. 41. of -Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ Kitchens that afternoon at the Robertson Nathan Hale Dr., failure to grant entry correspondent, Mrs. F. Pau­ DAYS School. All teachers and princi- half the highway, noUed; L. N line Little, telephone Pilgrim pals-will attend to review and I stieglitz. 22, of West Hartford fail 2-exsi. carefully consider recommends-j ure to stop at a atop'sign fined : tions of two sub-committees on; $8: Arthur J.’ Cartier, 17, of Wllll- NEW USE FOR POKER CTilPS i-t« Uiis subject. I mantic. failure to keep .to' the are our ONLY!A One committee headed by Prin-' right, fined $6: Wilbur Fellows, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. (>Pi—A MORTV MEEKI-E BY DICK CAVALLl dpal Royal O. Fisher will repre- alias William Fellows. 32. of Hart- city alderman who questioned a bill sent the progress of pupils through | ford, obtaining money under false for poker chips listed to the Board MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD WHCNV0U(»0»C tha primary Grades 1. 2 and 3 and pretenses and forgery, continued to of Health was told the chips are xsr^ BMCAL6A0AY, through intermediate- Gredei 4, 8 | Feb. 28. taken to Tolland Jail after used as tags for babies at the city MSMVSAVCAIU CLAUE WE WERE JUST I I I TILL yOUlATEfif and 6. failure to raise bond of $1,000. health clinics. Speciality TOP ROUND or CUDE TALKIN' ABOUT «X), !%• AT m i COUNTY . \OUHE BOUND TO JIFFY r IMCIEPNIL! 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/ I . I ■V • I. J M ANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1958 PAGE iELEVEN PAGE TEJf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 THE Milford Tops Green Manor in CBA Thriller, 89-85 Herald Angle ;e Young Rivals in Benefit lA R L YOST ’ o ^ \ Sports Editor Shirley Vittner Stuek to Compete Hoad^s Streak Leading Celtics Down Conservative Golfing SUNDAY New Haven, Feb. 10 ^ - k r«qulrad Immediate Paces Scorers filx arhopl boy 220-yarii free- Bob Knight Reading, writing, amji arithmeUc FinaUy Ended attention.. .Hit the road once; -g •g 'S T "le etylers have been picked to To Seven Healthy Men (with my aon) helpad occupy a day again at night, New Britain the | f | 2 - 1 V p F n i $ * t S compete in that et’cnt In the Helps Hebert to Victory completely divorced from the dfstination, w’here I met Dr. David • X ▼ Xyi. Ynie S55lmming Carnival here And Harris tports beat . . . (Ch'irch. a* usual, Waskowltz at Teachers College Hnturday. New York, Feb. 10 (/P)— That 14-game winning ftreak tfee By Pro Champ wa* ths firat Item on the slate with and we set a date for a get- my family joining me , , , I didn’t together in Sarasota, Fla., next The fairer aex of the “ Y " Picked by the Connecticut Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Assn, r*n o ff at the ■hicson, Ariz., Feb.-10 (>P)— Conservative -golf gave Lionel Tuesday Night Women’s High f^hoql' 8yrimmlng Coach- Hebert, the husky trumpet player from Lafayette, La., the L ob Angelea, Fab. 10 (JPt— Pro rcaliza that ice akatlng condition* month..The TCC quintet, sparked beginning of the season is standing them in good stead now were good until too 1 te and I just by (Charlie Keeney’ of Mancheire^ri League were a little too much ee Assn, tlie.v are: Pace Attack championship of the |15,000 Tucson Open yesterday and sent tennis (Jhampton Pancho CkmialM I — probabl.v good enough to give them the Eastern Division and Auatralta'a Law Hoad fiaadsd stayed around the house enjoying Danbury Teachers for the young men of the “ Y ” Aryiqd'nd Ostrander (2:06.6) : title even though they have only By PAT BOLDUC him to the San Antonio Open this week richer by $2,000. for Naw York today to rsaumt the company of m^ family. Torrliurioh High; Enno Kaany seven healthy men. Playing his shots with caution* their American tour' Wednesday (2:0C’6), Windham High; Jack Mnsriral Bobhy Knight and MONDAV Tom Heinsohn la the lataat cazu* after taking the.lead on the aec- night. I f their meeting in liUdi- ‘ 'How’a Campy?'" Insurance particularly off the boardl. P le t^ n t (2:05.5) Crosby High; Indians Glance ally, joining Bill Sharman and talented Ronnie Harria re­ ond hole of the final rotind, the eon Square Garden U anything executive John Lyons asked a* he waa given by Jim Kaiser, dlrecWr j March of D ^ es. |tay Hebert (2:07.2) Sacred Frank Ramsey who have body In­ turned to the Manchester current PGA champ came home Uliusual Round Ilk* tha two donnybrooks In San ■topped at the desk for a few mo­ of athleUcs. that most Manchester' ^ H®"’* /Heart; Hamid .Moran (2:11.2) juries. Heinsohn wa* sent home with a 66 for the par 70, 6,434-yard Francisco and Los Angeles, tha athletes at TCC have' gott(m'ro"vw ■ High School gym yesterday menta. I was glad to pass along easy as they thought^ugny (ircenivich High; and Bill At Third Spot Saturday night with an'apparent El Rio layout and a 72-hoIe total epectatora are In for a thrill. the mid-year-year exam*exams ■atlafarfnrUvsatisfactorily. **., . , . afternoon to haunt their for­ Turann, Aria., Feb. 10 (N5 — the info that the great Dodger With a fewtw breaks at the righit ri tttuck (2:18.3), Manchester case of food poisoning a ftw tha of 265. 15 under par. Frank'Htranahan,. at .Toleilo, (Jonzalea whipped Hoad at Pan catcher was showing„ improvement...... THURSDAY High. Celts beat the Cincinnati Royals mer teammates, the Green First Medal Flay Win time,luiir, the ine boys rjuy* couldcouiu havenave putput/the Ohio, had the most unusual Pacific Auditorium yeatarday to every day following his near fatal! Haberdasher Karl Keller spoke women in quite an embarraMtng Following Win 109-91 in Rochester. Manor rror. Thf two .stellar Putting played a big role, in his round of the $15,000 Tucson end a string of . seven atr)Ught auto accident last Tuesday .. Box* ■ * ’’ ^’’"»l**ricslly about the Boston The toll began to tell yaatarday rasfr* combined their talent* in first medal play win of the' PGA situation. The females won both Open Golf tourney during tha setbacks at ths hands of ths 23- Ing and wrestling promoter, 8 *m ' f’Poctsmen's Show^ which he wlt- matches, 2-1. ^ New York. Feb. 10 (Jh — The re­ as Syracuse roller up an easy 18^ th, winins: eecond* of a close, ex- circuit, maKing victory all the year-old Aussis. An old pro at Gulino, stopped off to report on his: ncssed rerentiy, and mentioned the final 18 holes yesterday. In the match between the Wal­ Hockey Foes surgent Springfield Indiana, occu­ 98 victory with the Celta benching citinp and thrillinB Connecticut sweeter. Putting had been trou­ 29, Gonzales had .to win the hard planned mat offering* at Foot tly casting exhibition by Ted Bob Couay and Bill Ruasell tvhen Btranahan had eight Mrdies nut Restaurant and the American pants of last place ir the American Parketball A»an. contest, to apark bling Hebert for several weeks. on the par-70 El Rio course yet way, too. He Inst the- first set.. Guard Hgll during the coming i William* who flicked the ashes off Hockey League for a good part of the Nats moN-ed far ahMd. the leapiic-leadinc Milford Chiefs Don January’, Eastland. Tex., one All-Stars, it was Shirley Vittner 4!ardeNational Hockey League standings Buffalo Bison* 4-1 and the runner- ed with 69 for the round' and a the first day lewd, had rounds matches Just b*' chance I afternoon for skating and once the a 319 triple and Rudy Wojnarowicz as a result of the weekend "status up Cleveland Barons eked out a present 7 'i game spreed over the the Chieis tvith only 1:30 to play. of 64-69-74-78— 280 to earn Gonzalen wee elated after his total o f 267, 13 under par, for checked the Volley Ball I^eague ' regular work was out of the way I with a second game of l i i did all quo." 2- 1 verdict over the fifth-place second place Nat- still not In dan­ TWO strings of aix atraight pointa $14.28. comeback and predicted that hh highlighted the aterling rally and 11,500. would win the American leg of ^ schedule at the West Side Rec and Joined my sons only to find the Ice they could to stay with the women All the teams which won Satur­ This Is a Fighter? Rochester American*. ger. Also, they liave time on their two fouL.»hota by the deadly Cutko, Three bogies didn't rattle big the tour. He now trails, 0-6. found that the Roto-Kt’s, of which at a neighborhood pond too soft, but it wasn't quite enough to over­ day. tasted defeat Sunday night. Carmen Baalllo strikes a dove-of-peace poae which wduld be a Ken Schlnkel'f goal early in the side with a "magic number” o f 10 after bfing fotiled deliberately by John Bamum o f Grand Rapids. Hoad won eight of the 13 Aus­ I am a member, were scheduled to. skating conditions, poor to bad. . . take the Women* League Leaders. Actually, fifth-place Toronto and good ad for the United Nationa. But he doesn't mean it. He last period gave Springfield its tri­ --any combination of Boston ■vic­ juat stopped roadwork in Miami for a few minutes to feed Knight, -provided the loaera with an Mich, Six birdies, including one on tralian matches, all played on the plev at night *o I joined the boy* , Night home u1tli my sons and I In the other match between the tail-end CThlcago were the only umph over Providence as the In­ tories or Nats’ losses— to clinch Rose Sparkles pigeons. Then he went on preparing for his braw'l with Ray the division title. 8,3-80 edge with hut 00 aeconds the 18th when his approach was grass, and Australian sports and, as usual, had a lot of (uri. , didn't need much templing to National All-Stars and Fletcher teams to suffer *s time is starting dians overcame one-goal deficits Robinson, March 25 at Chicago Stadium. shownng on the acorehoard clock. 'behind a heavy clump of'trees, w'riters were freely predicting that p_n_ce again t^e setting up of Frank , agree to take them akating after Glass it wa* a fine 124 by Dot to run out in their quest to gain three time*. Paul Larivee collected Dolph Schayes and Larry Coa- '.M iller and Red Hadden plu* the their homework was done. . . We tello scored 25 and 24 point*, re­ Timely Baaket brought him home with 67 and a Gonzales had Inst his touch and Cowle*. and Flo Johnson with a playoff berths. all three goals for the Red* In post­ 72-hole total of 269, gd for thlrd- In UConn Win, p ik in g of Bruce Watkln* and n)*de Center Springs our deatlns- spectively, for the Nats a* they But sharpshooting Sonny Thom­ would be dethroned. 115 In the final game that proved The first four regular season ing the "H at Trick," Real Chevre- place-money of Sl,2()0. l^ank Sheldon proved too much tion and enjoyed 90 minutes of easily outclassed the crij^Ied world as drove in for an easy layup and Gonzales looked like the champ too much for the boy’s to come out finisher* qualify for the Stanley fils and Floyd Smith produced the Jay Hebert, Sahford. Fla., the yesterday. for'the (?iv1tans although all three fresh air and exercise. I waa aur- on top. Roger Poe's 112 and Mike Cup series. As things stand now', other Springfield tallies. champions. just 44 seconds remained when the Yale Triumphs g a m o were close and Bitterly con- ■ prised at the small attendance on Now-or-Never Stage St. Louis, which recovered mo­ winner’s older brother, birdled five clever Knight was fouled in the act A ninning forward shot down Voronovilch with 111 were tops front-running Montreal is a shoo- The Arnie Kullman-Bd Pana- of the last nine holea to finish with the line and into the comer for a testeo'y. Once again the Rec build- such a )>eautirul evening. Also, I for the boy's. in for first. But after that it's any­ gabko-Ed Stanklewoz line account­ mentarily from Its losing 5va}m of shooting. The popular Hartford 65 and a total of 272. Ken.Venturi, New' Haven. Feb, 10 — The Uni­ Ing waJr nearly deserted of Junior | was glad to see signs posted—as Satin-day with a 103-102 victory star made good on his first J,ry to placement gave Gonzalea the booat A very fin* crowd wa* on hand body's guess as to how the clubs ed for three goals In Hershey's San Francisco, winner of the re­ versity of Connecticut, sparked by he needed to turn the marathon member^ before their curfew hour often suggested in these columns— will finish. success over Buffalo. Each player over the Nats, found the Warriors deadlock the count at 83-ail but had arrive^. j asking that all skaters ,go In to watch the benefit match. Much In College Basketball cent Palm Springs, Calif, and Jack Rose's 21 points, swamped Tom Gola too much, as he con­ aerving duel in the second set Into to the boy's delight encouragement Montreal turned back the second- scored once and Willie Marshall, missed the second attempt. The the University of Maine 103-62 at TfURKDAY one direction. . . Home base was sistently stole the ball to notch 12 Phoenix Opens and the pre-tourney a'owift surge to victory. waa offered to them by the specU- place New York Rangers 3-1 last the league's leading scorer, caged alert Harris leaped high into the Orono. Maine, Saturday night for Nice to hekr from Tommy Cos-1 reached in time to read my favor- aseists. He also had 21 rebounds favorite: Dow Finsterwald, Te- Thl* shot, described by Pancho tors and by their women rival*. night to extend its league lead to New York, Feb. 10 (/P)—-M ajor college ba.sketball, given a the other goal. Norm Corcoran air to grab the rebound and con­ questa. Fla., the defending champ, its 15th atraight Yankee Confer­ grove. former publicist snd presi- ite newspaper. The H e^ld. of and nine pointa. vert it into a timely baaket. Less as the turning point, gave him a 25 points. In other games the De­ lift by the three-way scrap for the individual scoring title, registered the lone goal for the and Stan Leonard, the CTanadlan ence victory. Big Hands Help dent of the Manchester Country AinerIraM (I) Pettit Led Hawks than 20 aeconds were leift when love-30 lead in the 46th gam* of troit Red Wings edged Chicago 2-1 plods deeper into the now-or-never stage this week in the run Bison*, who used Al Millsr in the veteran from Vancouver. B. C., Club. Now a resident of Ahington. ITUDAV Mc(’ai(hv ...... IM 107 iOl M2 Paul Arizln, with 35 points, took the brilliant Knight converted two The" Huskies scored 61 of their San Muaial, left, of the St. Louis Cardinals, and Bob Ftller of the set. A half-volley into the McCurr> ...... l'«( (>5 !M to move into third place, one point nets as a replacement for Injured w’ere also tied at 272. Each earn­ net by Hoad made the score love- Pa., Cosgrove was promoted by his Most unusual "gift” ever ear­ Hnn-|r*tt for conference championships and post-season tournament goalie Gerry McNamara. care, of the major Warriors’ scor­ free throws which clinched the Go, Ball, Go! points in the second half while lim­ the Cleveland Indians, grip the bwt to decide which team will bat ...... «7 Ksi 103 behind New York, and Toronto ed $862.50. 40 end set point. (Jonzales pol­ company and now'., cover* the marked for this department * r - , Wo)n*r..»iMadison Square Garden m a .VBA ' 24 hours arier the first public an- and an automatic NCAA Tourna­ co Saturday. Colorado Stale Uni; fourth period, finally going ahead Sunday afternoon against New went over par on the eight. Bar­ Clark University at’ Worcester. 473 509 14(>5 Goalie Ed Chadwick turned in game, phoned to get an official in- ■ nounceUienl of the event was made ---- ment berth. Cincinnati is 8-1 in versity, suil a threat, plays Den­ Bob Wilder of West Hartford with 3>i minutes to go 95-93, Then Haven in a 3:15 contest at the Still Eye Spots in Tournament num fell behind January again Mass., 71-59 after trailing 29-32 his fourth .shutout in Toronto’s New York. Feb. 10 (/P)— Ronnie Delaney, the rollicking but Stuck Wins Double terpre'.ation on an un.isual ruling ' In The Herald . . . Talked basket- j conference play. Bradley. 6-1 In ver Saturday. won the Manchester B event with a thev went scoreless for the last Verplanck School. A loas in either when his "ball hit a sprinkler on at halftime. When the answer wa* given Jack ' ball with Dr. Ray Mozzer, he being D-»Vrt while-washing of Bn.ston a.s he han­ the ninth and he. went over par. The Cadets took command from a the Mo-Vallcy and 13-4 overall af­ In the Pacific Coast. California alx game aggregate of 765. 3:05. game would practically eliminate always reluctant Irishman, had the track world in state of was happy for he had won hi* part ‘ an ardent fan and close supporter Vyronovitri, dled 31 shots flawlessly. Bill Har­ regained a share of the lop with By PAT BOLDUC the start of the second half and Despite Team Loss ter Saturday's 64-52 defeat of Ok­ Otliar top scores at Manchester: George Yardley, the N B A aeor- the SUk Towners f om post-season The other two carded berdiea, with complete confusion today— so much so that some fresh talent of the discussion . . . Spring can’t , of UConn although Kordham was p , ^ ' ris and Gary AldcDtn wcie the U(?LA by beating the UClans 61- With two area schoolboy bapketball quintets— Manchester High pumped in 17 straight point* be­ lahoma State, figures to defend it* ing leader, sat out most of the final competltlcm. Hebert missing a 30-lnih putt for is being imported for his next race. be too far away for Dr Arthur | his college . . : Rain, sleet and snow Morluirdt .. marksmen for the Leafs, who t /.e 58. UCLA opens a three-game Len Narcum, New Britain. 763; and Cheney Tech—already eliminated from State Tournament con­ an eagle. fore Clark could get oriented. It Paced by double-winner Bob NTT crown if it places second in Earl Willey, East Hartford, 751; period, which Detroit entered lead­ Statistically, Delany. the Olym-^-— ------Moran stopped to report his fe e l-; helped make rhad conditions poor' lost only two of their 12 meetings road trip at Washington State Fri­ Well-Balanced Attack sideration, two other clubs— Rockville High and Hebron Regional— was their seventh win in 11 games. Buyak. Hartford High defeated the conference race. John Buikus. East Hartford, 737: ing 79-70. and when he went back Hebert birdied the 389 - yard pic 1,500-meter champion from Vll- Inge about the'Red Sox (hi* team) | ®t night but only a short trip was i""'*'’ ..... 445 4»>i 47) l.39« with the Bruins. day while California is home to Milford displayed a well-balanced face uphill strugglea in their drive to qualify for the annual events. a 4:07.1 effort to his credit. OC?IL Champion Manchester 46-31 Oklahoma State is a non-league o ...... J ' Pat Longo, Hartford, 736: Jim it w'as too late. Yardley and Harry 10th. January went one over par, Clark has a 4-7 recoixl. lanova now has won 19 mile races end the Yankees . . . Dr. Ray Moz- j on ri^e schedule s o l didn't mind t h e ------attack, with the youthful Harris Both Rockville and Hebron must ------But thl* will Ik hi* first try on Saturday afternoon in a swimming foe. shooting for an at-large tour­ Southern <^1 which tumbled the I BriUln, 731; Fred Gallatin each scor^ 16 pointa to " I knew then I didn't have much Five fast point* dumped in dur­ in row indoors. Including hia 4:04,6 zer reported he’d h In the stand* travel . . Talked haaketball with (atprained ankle and alii topping ing the last half minute of play boards and that will hurt. Rare is meet at the Mo>’lan pool in the ney spot. Two victories over Cin­ Bears 58-48 Friday. Southern Cal j McCmry. Manchester. 729: Walt lead the Pistons, while WUll# T m ^ a !;? Sle‘^ ^ L i.“ k r d * S Performance, by Captain Bob chance to to catch up," January effort last Saturday in the Mill- Fran Geuialer. Willimantic Teach­ the scorers with 20 points, two aaid. enabled Iona College, of New the runner who makes the switch Capitol Q ty. Buyak. who waa first at night rooting for UConn at cinnati could do it if the NCAA and Oregon Stat.-. w-hlch plays' Waterhurv 726; Joe Naiills tallied 18 for New' York. rose Games. Btorr* against Pitt but felt as 1 ers College althletic coach, and a Idaho tonight, are In third, s half-1 ,;|,virhe. Waterbiiry.' 726: Frank xnore than Knight and Thomas, C tourneys respectively. Groui and Ernie Neiderwerfer Hebert explained, "A fter Janu­ Rochelle, N. Y.. to defeat Fairfield easily. in the 100-yard orthodox breast­ ioey Giardello Keeps Busy selectors still have any doubts Standings whils aggressivs Gene Davins and When his 30-yard victory over stroke end 100-yerd butterfly, did that the Panthers were a iitUe former member of the Barnard game behind the leader.* Ck>ach John Canavari'a Rams sparked the Rams to an upset 63- ary made his mlstakea, I played University 69-M.. The A A U also is hoping that about the Cowboys (15-2). Cincin­ Kokosvka, Rmkfall. 726 and Fred Eastern Dliisloo hustling Oal Calloway chipped in George King in the Wanamaker helped the strong Owls sweep six too tough . . . .Motored to Middle- faculty here . nati wa-s ranked No 3 in last Kentiicliy, who el.se’’ now i.s 8-1 Lang, .New Britain, high .single. 7-8 are slated for two road teat* 59 victory over Windsor last Fri­ conservatively. I played for the . In other games. Massachusetts Hungary's Istvan RoMavolgyi. W L Pet. GB T(dth 14 and 12 markers, respec­ Mile was complete, moat coaches of the nine events. The victors also town in the late afternoon where Fran s WTC quintet ha* been do­ Against Szuzina Friday JSight I in the .Soiilhea.slern after wliippmg i A score of 714 mnd(' the list. this week, engaging Middletown greens and didn't take chances. swamped Trinity 68-42; Amherst holder of the world records at week's Associated Pres.s poll, Okla­ ,Bo.*ton ...... 39 16 .709 .._ tively. day after the Rockville club had and officials were acratching their captured four seconds and two Wilson High, one of the Class B ing well this season homa State. Nn 6. Misai.ssippi 96-65 The Wildcats Tuesday and Newington Friday. "I felt if I could shoot 67 I would walloped Wesleyan 73-44; L. I. U.. 1.000, 1.500 and 2.000 meters shows Syracuse ...... 32 24 .571 Towering Burr Carlson was bowed 59-38 to Plainville earlier in heads. Ron simply refused to at­ thirds while splashing home 1-2 in basketball power*, heat Newing­ SATURDAV : play Mississippi .Stale and high- ' 74 Hebron (6-7).also nicknamed the win." edged past Hartford University 73- up in time for' the meet. He has Neither game figures to be an Philsdelphla . . . .28 25 528 10 superb In a losing cause, - the for­ the week. Friday'a win wa* a big tempt to break Gunnar Nielsen’s three of the events. ton. Wilson Athletic Director .Milt New York, Feb. 10 .P) Mickey» round.* al Holyoke. Mass ., .Ian easy-scoring night for Oscar, par­ scoring Bailey Howell tonight I ■ i . Rams, are also in Middletown to- Bill Johnston, co-leader with 71; and American International de­ been granted a. vlea, but so far no Lvn Elmore. S,iving.s Bank veep, Ho4‘lvr\ a( a Ulanre New Y o r k ...... 27 29 .432 12 4 mer University of Connecticut one since Windsor had copped the 4:03.6 world Indoor mil* record Sophomore Billy Stuek account­ Miller's son being a bear on defen.se , , . , M Crawford, s .IV S ’SI'e S 'l, AS.*-SX^ffai23-year-old 59A54 s*caiL4l4Cie^iSaginaw, 20, hia only appearamc ticularly the Saturday meeting Top-ranked West Virginia is nn- I alorrow against Vinal Regional Wony Lema. Napa, CaHf., after 36 feated New Britaia Teachers 85-62. one has heard anything about his led |r.. some information on to continue his beaten atop the Southern Confer- : center hooping 11 baaket* and first meeting by a 46-32 margin. even though it wae virtually eel ed for two of Manchester's three and off the board* for the home : The niHlch will be carried on with Oklahoma State's ball-control j Western Division Tech and then battle ElUngton holea, was hit on the elbow by travel plans. Ysl e Swimming Carnival, one „ i,„ k « vsaSiesvsAl I ence after defeating Richmond 72- I .^uiida.v'* Re*iilts ■ f t - up for him. first place finiehe*. The .local ace, club . . . Home jiust In lime to hsve i week from to(isv climb toward a national ranking NBC radio-TV. bunch. The Cowboys let Robertson ,9t. Ixniis ...... 32 23 .532 — converting 11 of 18 charity tosiei FMday Irl a home contest at the Canavari's charges are favored Stan Leonard's driver early in the New Haven. • 60 and can clinch the regular-sea- | National I-eague ■ 1" for a grand total of 33 points. Big He had aaid in the past that he Main Kiirprtae* who seeme certain to eclipse sev­ dinner and then settle back to hear j tonijfht by makinjf Te.x Gony^iler go la.sl lime, and he collected 29. Cincinnstl...... 26 30 .464 8 4 Windham Regional Tech gym in to upend Middletown again tomor­ third round and hia score soared FTlmore hs\s Irfhg been rloae fol* ; aeronH 19.^8 victim Thev meet ! son pennant by beating William A ; Toronto 2, Bo.*ton 0 A rt Quimby, Green Manor’s lead­ row night, the Rama having nipped expected the record might fgll if The. failure of Ira Murchiaon, eral school records before hie grad­ George Ehrlich announce the Joey GiaVdello, the No. 4 mid- 0.scHr warmed up with 43 Satur­ Detroit ...... 23 33 .411 94 Willimantlc. to 75. Yesterday, the arm was im­ someone were to run the three- ■ ^'opv <’<■ in a lO-found match at St. Nicho- dleweighl contender from Phila j .Mary tonight snd Virginia .Military j Detroit 2. diicago 1 ing point-getter with a 23.1 aver­ the Tigers previously. 48-44, in Dave Sime and the Occidental two- uation in 1960. won both of hia ape- UConn-Pitf hssketb.'ill game. leweight contender from Phila­ day a.s Cincinnati e hipped St. .fo- Minneapolis . . . 14 41 255 18 Manchester (2-8) journeys to proved. He came home with 69 quarters in somewhere' between clalties, the 200-yard freestyle and the MansfieWer, monthly publics- Arena in New York, delphia. keeps busy while he waits Wednesdar. Tlie .Southern picks its Toronto 2. Chicago 1. age, was held to 1.5 tallies but the King Philip School in West overtime. But the Wind.v City five and a 275 total for a tie for llth mile relay teams were the main \Vr.l).\F>l)AY tion of the Mansfield State Train- , . , , . ,, , .seph's 100-78 at Philadelphia. That champ and NCAA entry in a tour- ' will have its work cut out Friday 3:02 and 3:04. Burr Grim of Mary­ turprises in the Millroee meet. 100-yard freestyle. His respective u . ,u J , In hia onlv 1958 start Mickev for Carmen Basilio and Sitgar Ray gave him 593 points in 18 games .Ampriciui l**ague teamed nicely with newcomer Hartford tomorrow night for an place and $500. Lema shot 75 land accommodated him by hitting Russ Pnakwaldo. returning mg .School, reached the desk One j ; j j , nament next month, however. ' When Dartmouth beat Harvard aince Newington wa* an easy 69-39 The 60-yard dash was supposed times were 2:13.3 and :58.3. „ ____ u V, I . . moved up to the middleweight Pioblnson to finisSh their biisines.s and a 32.94 average, but it wasn't Hershey 4. Buffalo 1 Fred Diute and Carlson to gain a 8:15 (X IIL encounter against yesterday for 276 and $327.50. the three-quarters in 3:03.5. home from the third shift at Pratt The Atlantic Coast Conference' 26-0 during the 1957 football sea­ meaningless <54-54 edge In re­ winner the first time. to be a battle between Murchison Also Victorious waa the Red and r. mil r ” ^ ‘ riass to whip favored Chico Vejar Giardello lakes on Franz Szuzina good enough, to catch Bavlor. Springfield 4. Providence 3. son it marked the first time in successful Hall and the Indi­ Pace Too Fast White’s freestyle relsy quartet of 4k Whitney, was my chauffeur this of Germany in a Wednesday show follows tile same formula, with Cleveland 2. Rochester I. bounds. and Sime. Instead. Mqrchispn wa* cold morning. This was one of dv V m ^ weltei' he lost onlv once in The Seattle whiz counted 46 in seven seasons that the vict-ry ans host another West Hart­ Should the Rams split in their But reluctant Ron said Grim's Kurt Eigenbrod. Bruce McLain, it> dii-ectoi and supervl.sor of j „ bouts Is.st veai. The l(^ne defeat at the Philadelphia Arena. It s Duke coming along fa.st a.s a dark J Actually, strong foul shooting, ■hut out in the semifinal and Sime those days when the tvpowriler a 107-71 breeze past Gonzaga. up­ Eastern l*>agiie margin was larger than seven ford rival, Conard Friday two Important starts this week pace w’as too fast. And Indeed it A rt Nielsen aifd (Tiuck Towle. vocational training at the achool! was al the hands of clever Ralph a rematch. In 1956 at Milwaukee, horse bet. "The Blue Devils made; 29 for 37 (78 per cent), kept the could do no better than fourth in ping his average to 33.72 on 607 New' Haven 4, Philadelphia 1. points.. night in their own big gym. they would have to beat both probably wa*. Delany certainly ig­ Manchester goes to Middletown wa* buiy from start to finish Afternoon free and tried to , Giardello won a decision over NCAA champ and seventh-ranked 1 Pros in contention since they were ti'e final. Lt. Ken Kave of the U.S. point.s in 18 games. (3oach Tony D'Angona's Teehman Sirhsbury and Plainville next nored him. Grim opened up a 30- Saturday afternoon for e 3:15 of the work day. much work get as many odd Jobs done around! o .i. r, Franz, North Carolina their seventh ( on- outscored by nine baskets. The (6-7) conclude their season .Tues­ week to insure a tournament yard lead at on* point, but he Army won it in 6.2, after tying the being done aa a result A th- hoii.se ss possible Night • C)range All-America Wilt CThamberlain seciitive victim. 91-75. The streak world record of 6.1 in the semi. meet against the host Tiger*. Nobody beat Gl.irdello in 19.57 stayed a clo.se third notching 46 Chiefs were deadly from both the day afternoon in a 2 o'clock game berth. It’s a moat difficult might as well hav* been an invlil- The siimtnsrl-s: planne*. ire skating trip with off. thefir.st Saturday In six ' although his March match with includes two other members of the field (37 baskets in 100 shots for Occidental, which is hsVlng the my family at Center Springs , weeks, and mv familv joined me '1'” Aim\ He had lime foi | vaneim points, a Big Eight Conference rec­ top 10 West Virginia and North against Holy Trinity In Hartford. task but not an impoaaible bje man for all the attention Me- r-I*%*— HarlforO fHsnkard. in Kaji.sas Citv a laudable 37 per cent average) w ll to want to win help overcome usual trouble getting iis ^ to the i Coiker. Sfrsitnn and Tayinr i "r . I JJ S. ord, aa Kansas walloped Nebraska Carolina State (No. 9i NC State MIXED DOUBLES Delany paid to him. ilXh.vard freesiyie—1 8lii»k ilt) X was canceled at the last minute, at a movie at Jack .Sanson"' ' L I a He and the foul line (15 for 19 for a many other ahortcominga on the boards, now has failed twice in its when a plumbing fixture at home Strand In Hartford * a decision over Jav Anderaon in a « « « ruled no decision. 102-46. Wilt is averaging 32.86 holds s half-game edge in the Now, it seems that Delany meant . Sabonis nopa*t...... 13 5 ,722 last chance in the New York AC I lOlVyard or(h^ido* hreadlstroke ■ . j carried on TV i Dumont I in some CTlianiberlain shoots against Colo­ i.s third and plays at .N'C .Stale Sal FOR SO LITTLE MONEY" caging 28 of 94 field goal at­ sadly lacking in recent Rockville ers pointed out that Delany left 1 Szuzina won four of seven last ball tof near - perfection Friday B. White-N. Vittner . .12 6 .667 meet. 'Buyak (H( 3 . Biryena (M l. 1. Coaker Score Bejfins Baseball Drills,, sections. rado tonight and Iowa State .Satur­ iirdav. tempts. games. Maybe things will change something to be deaired.in his pace. i (Hi. T.. 1:11.* year, breaking even in two St. while springing an Impresaive 45- Audrey-CThet Lach .. .11 7 .611 day. ' Kansas Stale, winch beat Kan Marvelous Feat in the upcoming crucial tilts? He was too fast at the start (59.5) Other Millrose winners included ! Dlvlnz—I. Tyika (Hi, J. Bnc*k (Hi. Loui.s bouts with Virgil Akins, 26 upset victory over Meriden. Nancy-Norm Warren 10 6 .667 Dave Scurlock of North Carolina j 1. Hyaon (Ml. Prtnila 4S 32 Gale Kerwin and Stefan Redl. In other conference races, Rice aas earlier in the week, had trou An oddity in the game came N. Rohan-G. Yost . .. 9 6 .600 and too elow in the middle two ino-yard (reeatrle—). Sru-k (Mi. 1. the high ranking welter conten­ The sparkling . t r i u m p h also quartet's (62.3 and 62.8). in the 880 (1:52.3). Elias Gilbert Anxious to Start 1958 Season two youngsters with big ambitions, hustled bark into the Southwest', hie with a zone defense but about when the Pros committed Jean-Bill Thurston . .10 8 ..5.56 Sahonia (Hi. 3 Gavla iMi. T. :**.3. der. but on* personal foul in the first ■napped 'the Red and W h i t e's Hpbrnn Regional A t any rate., the New York Ath of Winston Salem Teacher* In the KiO-yanl hutierflv—1. Bvak (Hi. 1. top the Friday .show at Madison title picture by iip.setting first-' strengthened its Big Eight lead by Mary-Kd Hindis . . . . .10 8 .556 I gabonia (H(. 3. Dayla (Mi. T.. .5* 3 Giardello and .Szuzina will do place Arkansas on the Razorback ■ defeating Iowa State 77-70. The half, going exactly 1(5 minutes eight-game losing streak and Like Rockville. Coach Clyde letlc Club, which is sponsoring the 60-yard hurdles (7.2), Flamingo Stakes Tim Tam and Ken-* Other Conteelante of Europe. The hillock and the mis­ full|*irMti( , her 60-59 defeat tomorrow against of Boston has retained his New STOP INSULATION Bold. Ruler carrier 128 pounds in Chirr>- scoring 23 of the loser's Holy Trinity and wind up with a skirmish. Friday afternoon in Mid- Fanny-Eddle Paganl .2 8 35 .444 tucky Pride, Fred Hooper'a AH calculation sent Wallace (Bud) points. dletowTi. Peg-Bob Bonadies . .2 7 3 6 .429 England squash racquets title. hanfbra and Olymar, Deadeye the Widener while Iron Liege was Werner of Steam)>oat Springs. DON’T PAY US 1-CEHT ; fair .500 average. Last week the WEATHER & ROT PROOF SILLS MllloH iSSi Silk Towner* split in two outings, After upsetting favored 'Wind­ Nancy-John Gaudlno .2 .23 3 31 .426 'He defeated, fellow Bo.stonian, Dick, Chance it Tony, Yemen assigned 125. Others likely to op­ Colo., spinning and falling juat OR CAN YOU? a ’TIL APRIL, 1958 F PIS Ruth-Emle Pohl ... .2 5 38 397 Henry Foster, 15-6, 10-15, 3-15, AlaruIIah. Liberty Ruler, Niaht pose the top two are Oh Johnny, short of the finish line of the down­ r Bo.-lfv, f 1-: !> losing to Cromwell (55-48) al­ ham 41-36 last Tuesday to garner 0 Callows.v ( ... though leading by 10 tallies at the CX71L laurels, the Indians were Rena-Louis Damato ,2 3 40 .365 15-10 and 15-10 after Foster ap­ Amool, Greek Chief, Beau Dau­ 117 pounds; Third Brother, 123; hill race, final event in the World a HEAVY DUTY ASPHALT SHINGLES 5 YEARS TO PAY S Davins. f half and by aeveaat the Ihree-qunr- soundly beaten by Hartford Pub­ Paul Correntl 141-363. Sam Va­ peared on the verge of upsetting mier, Judge and Misty Flight. Pihtor. Lea, 110; Oligarchy, 108; Alpine Ski (Championship* yester­ ONLY 3 Harris, f . day. Instead of finishing, first, aec­ t Thomas, c , ter mark, and scoring a repeat, 41- lic, 46-31, Saturday afternoon in cant! 126-346, Ernie Pohl 130, John him when he held a 9-7 lead in Won Kentucky Derby Mahan,' Hoop Band, Stephanotis fattoiy anil Display OPEN SUNDAYS lot youi Peisonal lihpetlitiM 4, Knight, g the Insurance City (complete de­ Aceto 130, Bill LaRiviere 126, the fifth game of yesterday's and St. Amour 2nd, all at 112 ond or third—as he surely would BRAKES RELINED 33, win over Vinal Tech In Middle- 3 Seaman, g Calumet’a Gen. Duke won this have had he not fallen—the Intense 4C\/ \ town. tails on the ipeet may be found Olive Roeaetto 109-112 and Ann finals here. pounds. feature last year, with Wheatley bnd sincere American competitor World’s best buy! Roomy 4-door, ; S1395 » Totals . . elsewhere on the sports pages). Laliberte 105 rolled the top scores Salauh steadied and took ad Hialeah officials look for bet­ FREE CATALOG • NO OBUGATION 37 IS-IS S9 ITAngona plana to start the fol- Stable's Bold Ruler second and finished 37th. Toni Sailer, A’us- 4-pas*enger tedsn. Retr-engine Green .Manor (|si ! lowing lineup in the aeaaon’a finale: Overall, the locals have now Saturday night at tha Double vantage of hia opponent's errors ter weather and big stakes racea PLYMOUTH, DODGE C Iron Liege, also from Calumet, tria's seven time world champion, roadability, easy »leering, Istesl »»(ety B ' Roger Liebman and Eddie Shae at broke even in eight meets, in­ Strike alleys. to win. coming up to boost attendance and COUUUMIER 3 Carlson, f ...... II cluding a loss to the Alumni'. third. Bold Ruler went on to win betting closqrto that of last year. won tha downhill instead. feature*. Fully equipped for this low price? 3 ftosraarln. f ...... ,4 I the forvvarda. Dick Biasell at cen- In semi-final matches, Salaun the Flamingo and later to be­ A t the halfway 'boint. betting is DeSOTO, CHRYSLER ^ Cutko. f I ter .and Captain Hank Jaslowski Sophomore' Billy Styek continues CBA .Standing* defeated Charles Kingsley of come "Horse of the Year." Iron □ FREE ESTIMATE □ FREE CATALN S Oulmby. c...... a w 1* ! and promising Exlau* Parker at to be the big point-getter for the Yale, while Foster defeated Peter off 3.4 per cent and attendance LINING and LAIOR 0 ylrogan. g ...... 3 4 4 lO ' ■ , W L Liege won the Kentucky Derby. SOMETHING TO WRITE ABOUT ' the guards. JgalowBki and Liebman Red and 'White, wl^h strong sup­ P e t GB Van’ Slyck of Hartford, both in Is' down 1.7 as compared with’ the 1 Diute, g ...... 3 4-7 S 2 ■fte midweek feature is the $20,- n*m ---- — ^ I are the only aeniora among the port coming from Danny Dormer, Milford .... 1., .. .,11 .846 atraight seU^ . ^ ^ first 20 days of the 1057 nteeting. S Totals .'....f .-i?',... 38 38.87 ffi Marso Pol(i 4 . . . . 9 2 .818' 1 ' OOO added Cofumbihna, a.seven- , U i ■. . ?- ■— — .— ■. ' Oklahoma ^Clt;^ (Pl—'Wally Wal­ L andL MOTORS ■ r - first strinrera, giving the locals ' C?orC?aptain Jim Davis, Doug Rtev lis, sports writer for the Dally. Ok­ 1 IAmaI , 1 Booge at hau, 48-40 Milford Danbury -.4* . . . 5 S .625 3 4 fui^ong race for .flUieS and mares $S4 CENTER 8T. , M l $-51()l I good promise for the future. vena. Jack Jacobs 'and, Pe$e ZagUo. lahoman, not only writes about iUH Green M a^r . • '.x 6 6 .500 ^ WHEN IT BTAijltTED pointing for the richer Black Jockey Bill Hartack's boj^ea dur­ V Others who have figilred. promi­ A 4 in g October (1957) earned $461,927 golfers who get holea-in-ons—ha BEAUFRE MOTORS RENAULT BALES and SERVICE ]lA>*rt (Rad) Rolfc, ath^tie di- f w Hamilton .... 4 4 .500 4 4 Helen at a mile and a furiong on nently in the scoring thus are '^San Fraiiclsco (N E A )—The ring- for thair owners» It was the rider’s CMS out and gets them himself,. 9 5 $' M ain St.^ B iaoelieaU r factor at Dartmouth, captained RockTille High Bruce McLain, Chilck Towle, Art Bridfeport ... i . . 4 8 •S$3 '• 4 neck pheaa^t waa flrat trana-. March 8. ColumbUna probables gr* iriat Rio.ntl) in n record breaking Wallis ipcsntly made hia Utlrd see. tha Big Oraan Bkaeball team in strong shooting, both from the Nielsen, Co-Captain Tom nyabn, Naw Haven .. ... s T .300 6 4 piilanted from the Orient to the year. lit was a 140-yard shot. i m . (laid and fioul Ubc, and trmandoua Dick BaxUr and Kurt Eigm b^. Derby ...... 1 11 .(>91 • 4 tJi'hited Stales In 1881. . * Armprst, Psradala, Pini VslvsL T' J \ 1 . ■ ' . V...' / 1 ■ ' ■ I I • / MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING liERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 PAG^ THIRTHBN

Uouaca For Sal* Houaea For Salt' H oowmi to r Soto Automobiles for Sale 4 Household Services T'-HlKB OUGHTA BK Rbonu Without Board 59 Apurtment»>-Flat»— BY FAGALY and SUUiTrUN (XID MANCHESTER ~ New six Offered 13-A Tenements'. 63 FOUN- BEDROOM colonial, txcal- AA ZONE. Seldom do you find k Classified 1955 FORD Ranc^ W««on. Heater, ROOM FOR rant. Inqulra 0Uta room ranch home In Rockledga lent cpndltloiL Urge lot, central, Iqrge ranch home in keeping with Ice Sheath Covers defroster, custom interior. Fordo- PLAT FINISH Holland window TaUor Shop, S Blssell. Ml S-78S3. ONE ROOM furnished apartment aaotton, *Vi baUia, caramic ult only 818,600. Carlton W. Futchlna. Colanial atyle. Such a house was matic. Full price 11199, only S199 shades, made to measure. All Aftsr 6:80 Ml 8-5047. for one adult only. Apply apart­ lUtehan eounten. Attached garage, Xd 84182. custom built in 1960 and la avail­ down. Low bank terms. $4R month. metal veneUan blinds at a new fefiTEft 010 i W c i f BIOWIUO ABOUT EAMf H fR NIGHT BUT H it PIACES.'SHE MIGHT ment 4, 10 Depot Square. amaait# drive, fully lahoMiaped Advertisement ROOM FOR rent, suitable for one able. Delightful large living Brunner's Edsel, Talcottville. Tel. low price. Keys made while you THS BIO tPlUBSE WiPfcV WAS IN TOR - JUST AS WSg NAVE STAf/ED HOME WITH TV lot, $21,000. Call R. F. D im ock ^ ,, (IV) OFF PORTER STREET — room, picturesque dining room MI 8-5191. wait. Marlow's. or two'men. Shower. Call at 101 Realtor^ tO 8-6245, Joaeph Aah- ^***^i^P* Comer lot, amee- Upstate New York CLASSIFIED ADVT. Chestnut St. with bay window and comer cup­ vugrwflof ceL8BSAtiN^eit,nrrca,'rT Business Locations ford, Xu 9-6816, Barbara Woode, Ite drive. $14,780. Thle l- an ax- board. compact kitchen, dishwoen- DEPT. HOURS 1957 CHEVROLET four door. Xd 8-7702 or Robert Murdock, Xd cellent buy In a beautiful locaUon. ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster- OUR ANNivessAgy m ^fOuwiwoMPiRnii! for Rent er, dispoaal and oeporate break- 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Standard shift, six cylinder. Ivory mg, custom, made cornices, ATTRAUTl V ELY fundshsd and 8-6472. ■ R. F, Dimock Co., Realtors, Xd (OonUnaed from Fog* One) o 'jig today and indiinttad $Im atMo and yellow with accessories. S1950. CTVLC tuw ySAR f ANf 1 My NlBUTf M i cheerful rooms. Complete Ufht foot area. Three twin else bed- drapes and slip‘covers, $79.50 and RIAC* VOO IS OKAy^S^nACt FOR OFFICE or eomm'erclal uaa, 9-5245 or Joaeph Aahforo XD rooma, 3^r batha, nine double will get oome rain tomorrew or to­ Call .MI 9-6888 after 6 p.m. up. Choice of fArlca. Call Mrs. housekeeping tacllttlea available. BEAUnFUl. new three bedroom 9-6818, Barbara Woode, XT 8-7702, More two hours of sleet be­ morrow night. B-fMlfTKISIS Single, double. Children accepted three rooms, ground floor. Main ranch, hot water heat, ceramic cloaeta, playroom with fireplace, COPY CLOSING TIME LaPlne, Ml 0-3694. OONMA M yOUR St. near post office. Phone Xd Robert Murdock. XD 8-6472. breesewoy, garage. Beautiful yard ginning 'at 4 a.m. left. Laurel's New Orleans took a broottwr 1956 RAMBLER 6 - sedan with —limited Parking. Central. Rea- bath, excellent workmanship, 100' streets and sidewalks covered with today after launching the 10-day FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. dP luxe radio, heater, defroster, snauT* Bonable price! Corns seel Mrs. 9-5220, MI 8-7444. with lots of trees, 138'x300', For WEIAVTNQ of bums, moth holes frontage, $11,700. Carlton W. (XV) RIGA HEIGHTS, Bolton— sheets of ice. street parade ftsUvlUea wht4!h MON. THRU FRI. white tires, very low mileage. and' tom clothing, hosiery runs, Dorsey, 14'Arch St. Hutiwna, Xd 8-6182. Magnificent new ranch, Georgia umolntment please coll Elva ENTIRE BIHLOING about 6,500 Tyler, Realtor, Xd 9-4469. More freezing rain is forecast for reach a climax on llordl Oros. Next to new. only $1,895. Brun­ handbags repaired, tipper re­ aquare feet. Suitabls for atorea, marble fireplace, built in oven and. the northern two thirds of the 1 0 :3 0 A .M . ner's Edsel, Taicottville, Open tv n i XIANCHESTER—814,600 Cape The first night porod* wUl b« placement, umbrellas repaired, ROOM FOR RENT. MI 8-5874. oHice, Insurance companyf hall, stove, two car garage. See eigne 104 WALNVT ST.—Attractive two state tonight. Temperatures are staged tomorrow by the Krmra of evenings till 9. men's shirt collars reversed and four down, two unflnlehed up: Nice • on Bolton Center Rd. R. P. SATURDAY 9 A.M. etc. Occupancy s-6 months. In condition. Near achoole, tranepor- tenement, 4-4. 8ix rooms now oc­ expected tp fall to 24 to 30. Gemini. Carnival orgonisationa ore replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ center of town. One car garag« for Dimock tc Co., Realtore, MI- cupied by owner with good income ' Florida Still Chilled known as Krewes. They put on ing Shop. tatloa, and aht^lng center. Im- BEAUTIFULLY '* furnished room, rent at the Center. Call XQ 0-5228, 9-6245, Joaeph Aahford. MI- from two room furnished apart­ A winter ohlll clung to Florida parades and private bolla TOUR COOPERATION WILL Trailer.1 6 -A mediata occupancy. Call the R. F. 94818, Barbara Woode, MI 8-7702 welt heated, tile bath, nice quiet or Ml 8-7444. Dimock Co., Realtore. Xd 9-5246 or ment. Oil steam heat, combination today With little Immediate pros­ The Krewes of OorroUton, Oke- BE APPRECIATED home. Parking. 816 Spruce St. or Robert Murdock, MT t-6472. windows and doors. Two garages. pect of relief. / MOBILE HOMES — Furniture tak­ Building— Coiitractinir 14 Joaeph Aahfor^ Xd 8-6818. Bar­ onoa and Alia ponded ysatorday. en as down payment on mobile bara Wooda, Xd 9-7702, Robert Price 816,700. Owner Xd 9-7679. The Weather Bur-au said a giant Oowds of people lined the stnsta, Suburban For Rent 63 X V m NEW CAPE, 816,900, Six fin- Dial Ml 3-2711 homes. Excellent lots available at ALL TYPES of carpentry work Xlurdock, Xd 84472. Ished rooma, bathe, ameelta high pressure a.vatem, stretching their hands stretching for favors Mansfield, Jenson's, Inc. (always TWO FURNISHED rooms with SIX ROOM Cape, five finished, from Cuba to the North Pole, pre­ done,, alterations, dormers, roof­ kitchen privileges. MI 8-8841. drive, choice location. R, F. thrown by Krewe-membsn on the reliable) 64 Park Road. West ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. COVENTRY-Four room unfur­ (V) b u il d e r s cpecial-built for near bus and school. Owner trans­ vented low temperatures from nished apartment, gse heat. Sec­ Dimock k Co., Realtore. Xd ferred, price for immediate sale. floats. HartfoVd, AD 3-6214 or GA 9-4479. ROOM—Private parking. Residen­ himself. New living room with 9-5245, Joaeph Aahford, Xd 9-6818. ntoving out of the state. Before ICordi Groa eoda at mid­ Monday through Saturday. 9 to 5. BIDWEIX Home Improvement Co. ond floor, $45 per month. Avail­ built-in bookehelvee, finished rec­ S. A. Beechler, Xd 9-8952 or XD Tonight, temperatures of about Lost and Found 1 Alterations, additions garages. tial neighborhood. Phone Ml able Feb. 1. Wellee Agency, Cov­ Barbara Woode, MI 9-7702, or 84969. night Feb. 18 and the Leatbn s m - Monday. Wednesday, "ntursday 9-0086. reation room with fireplace and Robert Murdock, XD 8-6472. 36 degroea are forecast for the ex­ son begins Feb. 19, the various or- evenings. Re-sldtng specialists. Easy budg- entry. PI 2-7856. panaled dan. Huge kitchen dining LOST—Tan colored dog, white (Id) MANCHESTER inveetmW treme north with a low of 60 along gonizatlona have kept New et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR PLEASANT, clean room for one area. Twtea aa many vabinete ae SIX ROOM single. In good condi: the southeast coast and keys. markings on head and ' chest. 5-9109. ROCKVILLE — Weil heaUd threa property. Two family duplex. Elb- Orleans (Hzzy with 34 parades.' and two gentlemen, at Canter, room furnished apart'nent. In­ uaual. Two ceramic Ule bathe. For tioh. Oil heat, two-car garage lot cellent condition, large 3 bedroom A falling mercury was checked Answers to Dusty. Reward. Call Auto Driving School 7>A /fu rth er information or upolnt- The climax is the final day, when MI 9-1901. GENERAL repairing and remodel­ with parking, bath and shower. 29 quire first floor rear, Mrs. Porter, 90x160, priced at 111,000. for quick home, 3rd bedroom poeeible. somewhat overnight by increasing much of New Orleans dona *»*"*'* Hazel. MI 9-7088. 14 Laurel St, ment to aee cal) the R. F. Olmock sale. Reuben T. McCann Agency. Spacious renovated kitchen. Good cloudineiM. The Weather Bureau LARSON'S driving School—Offers ing. Specializing in building of tc Co., Realtore. XD 94248. Joseph MI 8-7700. and costumes for daylong merry­ LOST—Between Lincoln school and all types of driver education on garages and shell hotiset of all investment Income. Prime loca­ said cloudiness will continue build- making. Benton St. pair of glasses not in FURNISHED ROOM own kitchen, Ashford, XD 8-4HI18, Barbara tion. R. F. Dimock 8 Co., Real insured dual control cars, stand­ types. MI 3-0731. one block from Main Street, woods, MI 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ MANCHESTER — Now avaltable, case. MI 9-9303. ard or automatic. By trained and Wanted to Rent tors, XII 9-5245. Joseph Aahford, separate entrance, gentleman, dock, Xd 84472. new homes by Anaoldl. Five room Xd 94818, Barbara Woods, Xd certified instructor, licensed by parking. Ml 3-4724. ranches, six room coloniala. Occu­ LOST—Boy's Timex watch with the State of Conn. Ml 9-8075. GENERAL CARPENTRY work REFINED middle-aged businesa 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, XD leather expansion band. Vicinity of (XVn) TWO new Capet with 1100 pancy within 30 days. Charles done. Call evenings TR 5-7749. CLEAN. COMFORTABLE room woman needs two or three room ^uare f t of living area. 5 minutea 34473. Green School and Jensen St. MI heated, unfurnished apartment. Leeperance, XD 9-7620. Labor, Business Row MANCHESTER Driving Academy, for refined gentleman. 71 Chestnut from Mancheeter'' Green. Younvi-!■■ ungi' 9-7956. licensed by State of Conn, and ALL TYPES of repairs and new Call MI 9-2671 after 6 p.m. town kitchen, living room ig. construction. William Kanehl, con­ Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sale 45 St. MI 9-5764. rn kltch with SIX ROOM RANCH. Attached sized Cape In good condition. Two Motor Vehlc.ic department. Can Household Goods 51 fireplacesplace veaUbule. Large lot. garage, radiant heat, 4% mort­ \ Life Measured hy Deeds, Not Years FOUND—Beagle puppy, black and fulfill all driver educational needs, tractor and builder. Call MI 3-7773. bathe, two flreplacee. Recreation brown female. Cal] I.,€e Fracchia, FURNISIfflD, heated room. Pri­ |16,m. R. Dlmoc: and Co., I gage can be aeaumed. Call MI Fred Ayer Vefpimnek would have been 98 years old yesterday, had he lived. He died Nov. 10. from 16 to 60. Standard shiR, push FAIRBANKS-MORSE water sys­ WANTED—Gooo. resaleable uaed vate entrance. Gentleman. 88 East Business Property For Sale 70 room, lota of extras. Sensibly On New Jobless Aid Dog Warden, Ml 3-8594. tems. Shallow or deep well aump, furniture. Watklna Brothers. Ml Rcaltora, XD 94245, Joseph Ash 9-8479. priced. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, XD Students at Verplanck School remembered him this morning as school opened. A short cere­ button, fluid drive and automatic. EXPERIENCED Center St. VILLAGE STORE-Well located ford, XD 9-(W18, Barbara Woode, mony was piped over the Intercom system. These students, all sixth graders, recalled some of Serving Manchester. Rockville, Aluminum Storms and or dewatering pumps. Water soft­ 8-5171. MANCHESTER — Six rooms, fuU 3-1577 or MI 9-7751. m\ FOUND—Brown mongrel female. eners, purifiers, water heaters. In­ country store with growing busi­ XD 8-7702, or JRobert Murdock, MI the Verplanck histofy. Phillip Rusconl holda the trowel Verplanck used to lay the cornerstone of Call Ix^e Fracchta, ■ Dog Warden, Coventry, Bolton. Andover and Screens 14-A PLEASANT room for one or two, 8-6472. basement, oil heat, tile bath, com­ the school named in his honor. Patricia Rackowaki, who was chairman, and Nancy Hayward (Continued from Fogo One) Sewins: Machine Operators stallation and service. Capitol SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall separate entrance, parking. Phone ness. Very good prospects for 119 BENTON ST.—Sturdy A l four MI 3-8594. Vernon. Call Mr. Mlclette, PI tllea 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c right owner. Attractive fl4^ room bination windows and doors. City room expandable bungalow with look over one of Verplsmck's worka held by XIargaret Scott. (Herald Photo by Oflara). 8-7249. COMPLETE price range of alum­ Equipment Co., 38 Main. MI Xd 8-8905. 88 SCARBOROUGH RD- - Vacant 47 Permits could only be oecfunpUshed by a 3-7958. each. Green Palm and Wallpaper, apartment, two-car garage, fix­ utilities. Excellent condition. Ga­ garage. 10% down. Priced reason­ FOUND—Black and brown male inum windows, doors, awnings. five year old six room Colonial, rage. Ameaite drive. 36 daya occu­ inIn current unemunei— ployra^ ’ — ...... b ea ^ U Jalousies. For free estimate call Apply at the Green. LARGE furnished room. One or tures and inventory hicluded at able. 818,500. Phone XU 34373. with red collar. Call I.,ee Fracchia, MORTLOCK’S Driving School — large living room, fireplace metal pancy. Priced at only $13,600. special, session th« General As* Licensed by State of Conn. Author­ us now. Home Specialities Co. MI COMBINATION storm door 36x81, two gentlemen, all conveniences, full reduced price of $17,000. Own­ Brae-Bum Realty. Vilakazi Speaks Columbia Issued for 01 Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. Manchester Modes, Inc. $15. Kitchen heater, coal or wood, er will consider trade for house. kitchen cabinete, attached garage, Charles Lesperance, MI 6-7630. sembly. ised by Dept, of Motor Vehicles 3-2856. parking, near bUa line, close to large porch, hot water heat oil, About Town $20. 6 foot 9 skis complete, bind­ LOVESEAT, toaat color. Call XII restaurant. XII 9-6914. Directions on' request. Talbot The CJonnsctlout Chsmbw of FOUND — Brown mongrel male, for driver education. Including 3-4814 after 5. tile bath and first floor lavatory, (VI) REDUCED TO $14,900. Six Lots tor Sato 71 To Cosmopolitans The Hollister PTA will meet to­ Commeres, however, sold K sew with choke chain and leather classroom teaching for 16 years Pine St., Manchester ings and poles, $18. Giiaranteed re­ Agency. PI 2-6600. room Cape, six finished ooms. Greenhaven Roofing— Siding 16 built '38 Ford motor, only 3,000 Alumimun storm windows and morrow night at 8 o'clock in the no need for convening the (Senerol leash. Call Xjtt Fracchia, Dog old and up. Three cars, push but­ ELECTTRIC STOVE, in excellent 0>mpleted game room in base­ BOLTON—Two large wooded lots Scout Troop miles, $50. All good condition. MI FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 136 screens. Near hue and achoole, "Africa, and My Work In An­ school auditorium. The program ^ m b l y at this time. Robert P. Warden. MI 3-8594. ton drive-standard shift-automa- SPECHAL WINTER rates for aU condition^ also large size storm Farms and i-and for Sale 71 real bargain, A-l condition Price ment, detached garage. Ideal lo­ on WiUiama Road. Call owner, Xd Uc. Ml 9-7398. 3-4526. Biasell St. cation near transportation and thropology” waa the title of the will feature men’s night, with Permits to mbve 47 houses from Stacy, chamber preeident, sold in types of roofing and tiding. For door. Tel. MI 9-3579. 822,800. George L. Grazladio, 34821. dancing and entertainment. a statement: FOUND— Brown mongrel, part STENOGRAPHER FOR DIFFERENT tizes and types Realtor, Xd 8-5878. shopping center. R. F. Dimock k talk given by Prof. Absolom Vila­ Top in Show the 82-unit Greenhaven housing Airedale and Setter, male. Call free estimate, call Manchester LARGE WALNUT dining room WELL HEATED, clean front room, kazi of South Africa at the meet­ site had been issued by the Town present time, we do not Business Services Offered 13 Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. MI RUG 9x18, all wool broadloom, rose central location, parking, break of farms and land tracts within ?0 Co., Realtors, Xd 94346, Joseph COVENTRY—Near lake. 35 large I>ee Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI Interesting position for an intel­ table and chairs. Also camp trail­ beige, including pad. excellent ing of the Coamopolitan Club Fri­ A dramatic workshop for all Engineering Department today think it would be helpful to the 9-8933. er, both reasonable. Call MI 3-7246. fast arrangements if desired. XII miles of Hartford. I.awrence F. XIANCHESTER—Custom brick and Ashford. MI 9-6818, Barbara lots, $100 each. Tel. Ck)ventry, PI Boy Scout Troop 62, Wilbur 3-8594. FLOOR SANDING and retlnishing. ligent and capable stenog^rapher. condition. Also traverse drapes, frame six room ranch, two fire­ 3-7856. Eveninga PI 3-7932. day afternoon. Girl Scout leaders will Im held to­ with five more days to go before general economic situation to re­ 3-4921. Flano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. Woods, xn 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ Fletcher, Scoutmaster, won first convene the General Assembly." Specializing tn old floors. Ml RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Varied duties including figure for picture windows and regular places, large recreation room, dock, MI 34472. Prof. Vilakazi ia now a member morrow morning from 9:30 to 11 in the removal deadline. work. 37 hour, 5 day week. Excel­ LOT FOR SALE—Porter 81, aec- lace in the Natchaug District Wrecking companies which Stacy cited what he termed 9-5750. built up roofs, gutter and con­ KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, windows. TR 5-2272. SOUTH WINDSOR —Four acres only 117,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, of the' faculty of the Hartford icout Exposition In the State Ar­ Woodruff Hall of the Center Con­ Announcements lent benefit program. nice woodland with brook, para­ Xd 94132. (XXI) GLASTONBURY — Five tion. City water and sewer. Suit­ Seminary Foundation and was in­ gregational Church. This session bought the hoiues agreed to move •present unclsrified trends in our ductor work, roof, chimney re­ 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 3-4327, FURNISHED room, near Main St. mory in wllUmantle: Saturday. economy.” pairs. Ray Kagenow, MI 9-2214. 9 Hazel St., MI 9-2170. dise for growing blueberries or room ranch with breezeway and able for Cape Cod or (Colonial. troduced by Mrs. Hooks Johnston will be on troop dramatics. them by Jan. 1. The removal dead­ INCOME TAXES prepared in your MORTBNSBN TV. Specialized RCA FIRST NATIONAL STORES VKJTORIAN sofa, very good condi TWO-FAXdLY flats — We^have garage. Near Country Club. Extra Price 83,000. Phone MI 34273, The troop won with an exhibit In addition, he sold, no feasible home or by appointment. Exper­ Ray Jackson, ^ 3-8325. USED LUMBER, assorted sizes. strawberries. 300 feet off good of Onter Church. that kept all- 45 members busy at line waa later extended by the television sendee. Ml 9-4641 Flooring, doors, windows and tion. MI 9-9673. road, $4,(i00. MI 8-7733. three of these. One is 6 and 5; the large rooms, fireplace, paneled Brae-Bum Realty. He made comparisons of the cul­ town to Feb. 15. the Legislature ienced tax work. MI 3-4723. PARK AND OAKLAND AVES. some time during {he day. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Strick­ could effectively reduce unemploy- ROOFING. SIDING, palnUng. Car­ plumbing supplies. Electric hot Boarders Wanted 59-A other twi are only one year old living room wall. Aluminum com­ ture and civilization of Africa with land. 321 Oakland St., were given a Houses in the town and State- M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ pentry. Alterations and additions. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. water heater. Choman’s House­ PORTABLE radio-phono, three and are 4 and 4. Good financing on bination doors and windowa. Im­ that of the Western world, noting A highlight was their observa­ built project have been resold to ment has been mode apparent. ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and speed, new needle. Good condition. Houses for Sale 72 the new homes. T. J. Crockett, mediate occupancy. R. F. Dlmock Suburban for Sal* 75 tion tower which wag erected Irt surprise birthday dinner Saturday INCOME TAXES prepared. Call Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ wrecking, Stock Place off North that man is Influenced by his en­ night by their children and grand­ individuals by the wrecking firma The Manufacturers Association yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn $17. MI 3-1712 after 6 p.m. R(X)X4 AND BOARD, gentleman. Realtor, MI 8-1577 or MI 9-7751. k Co., Realtors, XII 9.5245. Joseph 18 minutea in the arena in the af­ of Connecticut Inc,, also opposed MI 9-3329. removed. Contract service avail­ MOST WOMEN use cosmetics. The Main St. Open Saturday 8-4, week­ BOLTON CENTER-Spacioua six vironment rather than so-called ternoon, and in only 14 minutes children. Her birthday occurred on According to General Manager St. MI 3-4860. days 3 :30-5:30 or call MI 9-2392. Tel. MI 3-7675. MANCHESTER— New seven room Ashford, MI 9-6818, Barbara Inborn traits. Richard Martin, the contracts held the special session. ^ able. MI 9-9757. ^ demand for Avon Cosmetlcsy is JUST PICK Up ranch, many extras. Call Builder- (XI) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. roomer with breezeway and two- during the evening performance. Feb. 6 and his occurs in March. $3 Woods., Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ About 60 per cent of South Afri­ by the firms can be taken up if the " S t a t e govemmenta should not FOR THE best in shingle and built tremendous. You con cash in on WEEHILY PAYMENTS Owner. MI 3-6321. Five rooms down, two unfinished car garage. Loaded with extras The rope-making machine the They received many gifts. INCOME TAXES prepared. Call TRASH Removal —Weekly service this demand by becoming an Avon ANp ALL THIS IS YOURS dock, MI 3-8472. and is in lip-top condition. l>,i ca has now been Christianized. houses are not off the site by the he expected to enact special l e ^ - MI 9-6056. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ Building Materials 47 Apartments— Flat»— up. Family room in basement. troop had contrived and demon­ new deadline. laUon every time the national now available at a price anyone Representative and earn good 3 Complete NEW SOC ROOM houso. Carter St.. batha. Beautiful view. Look this Missionaries have changed and im­ strated during the day attracted Marine Cpl. Joseph G. Soucle, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. Tenements 6.1 IVesent mortgage can oe as­ SEVEN ROOM home, two-car ga­ proved things somewhat there. Specifications were prepared by economy fluctuates,’’ eaW N W FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ can afford. So to ke.ep your MI d-7707. money full or part-time. Phone MI No. 1 Douglas Fir Framing Rooms of F^irniture ! Manchester. Five rooma, coropitte sumed. R. F. Dimock k Co., Real­ rage. near schoola. Quick occupan­ one over and make us an offer. a great deal of attention, as did son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Sou­ premises clean call Hurrl-Cjlean 3-5194. Beautiful WeBtinghouae Elec. I full rear dormer, IH baths, fire- Has to be sold. T. J. Crockett, However, there still remain rem­ the town engineer for sale of the Ford, executive vice president-of pared with your savings in mind. Per M’ $110, APARTMENTS — 3*4 rooms for tors, MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. cy. Owner transferred. (Jharles the chcmplng of logs and making cle. 28 Turnbull Rd., Is serving the association. Transit ol Manchester. MI 9-7853. jtcfrlgerator I place, basement garage. T. Shan- Lesperance, .MI 9-7820. Realtor, MI 3-1577 or XU 9-7751. nants of some of the old tribal with the 8lh Marine Regiment. 2nd bulldinga formerly occupied by Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-8246. MIDDLEAGED woman to stay Flush Door No. 1 (Jlear. adults. Excellent for 2 or 3 busi­ MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods. MI- of rustic seats before the Adiron­ Ford sold Oonnecticut's unem­ Light tnicking also available. Roofing— Chimney 16-A Each from $4.40 Reautiful Bedroom Suite ness women. New. Rockville near I non. Builder, Ml.8-7469, BU 9-1418. customs, he said. dack cabin constructed by the Marine Division, at Camp Lejeune, veterans behind the police station with children (girls 9 to 11) while 9-7702, or Robert Murdock. MI- HEBRON r o a d , Bolton—Two new on E. Middle Tpke. ployment and welfare provisions Disappearing Stairways each $24.95' Beautiful Living Room Suite parkway. Quick trip to Kartford. 84472. SOUTH. WINDSOR — Spencer boys and taken down to the ar­ N. C. HILLS' TELEVISION Service. ROOFING - Specializing In repair­ parents work second shift. Call MI Beautiful Dinette Set XIANCHES'TER—Five rooms (one ranch homes on acre lota ready The town now plans to use the are already the most liberal In the Personals Clear Casing-^Full Stock Lin. .OiJSc High, quiet realdentlal location. Heights. Attractive 5’ 4 room mory. country. Available at ail times. Philco fac­ ing roofs of all kinds Also new 3-7298 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Beautiful "De Luxe" Range unfinished) excellent condition, FOUR BE^IROOM Dutch colonial. ranch In A-l condition. Hot water for occupancy. Six rooms, built-in Valentine Party land as the site of a new Junior tory supervised service. Tel. MI 8d and 16d (Jommon Nalls Close to year 'round sports Latest I aluminum stornis, $8,700. Carlton stoves, fireplace, basement ga­ Liicien Levesque, assistant surf Sgt. (Christopher W. Hew­ WEDDING Stationery — Beautiful roots. Gutter work. Chinmeys Instead of Westinghouse Elec. appliances, television antenna, 1V4 bathe, three lots. Manchester oil heat, fireplace, full basement. itt, son of Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Hew­ high school. "It U the purpose of our Unem­ 9-9698. Keg. 1^0.35 ! W. Hutchins, Ml 9 5132. rage. combination windows. Sell­ scoutmaster, was in charge of the ployment Oorapensotlon Act snd selection at money saving prices. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex Plyscore 4/0 x 8/0 Per M'/$87.00 Refrigerator if you prefer laundromat, no furniture. Amesite Green area. Xd 9-1305. I-arge wooded lot. Reason for aell- Held for Pupils patrols which built and lashed the itt, 77 West St., graduated recent- Campress, 5 South Main St. MI pellerience Free estimates Call Help Wanted— Male 36 Rugs. Lamps, Tables, Linoleum I ing, owner transferred Call for ing for $17,000; possible to assume welfare laws . . . to tok« care of UNOLEUM, asphalt tile wall cov- No. 1 Oak Flooring Per M ’ $165 parking, 2 ears each. Acre of back 1 (XTV) PRICED for Immediate sale. $12,000 conventional mortgage now tower. i.v from the Non-Commissioned such situations,’’ Ford said. 9-2240. Evenings by appointment. Hoowley. Manchester Mj 8-5361. Mahogany Paneling / Ft. 15c and a Few Other Articles lawn. No pets. $100. Xn 9-4824 TR (I) SIX ROOM CAPE. Reduced i further particulars Alice CJIampet. Officers Preparatory School in ering. Phone MI 3-8109, Quality SHOE SALESMAN- Experienced Large split, 24 room R F. Dlmock ci).. Realtors. Ml mately 59,000 persons will exhaust work, guaranteed. Cali MI 9-1583 After 7 P.M. CH 6:4690 (II) $17.900— New 5 'i room ranch, noon: Drew Gasper. Linda Hoh- H. Chester Nelson, Mrs. Adolph Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. (Continued from Page One) their benefits during 1958 despite payment or had your credit turned PLUAIBINO AND heating—repairs Married men preferred. Salary NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ROCKVILLE- 3’ 4 and 4 room fur­ ranch. Built-In stove and oven, ceramic tile bath, dining area, CHARTER OAK ST.- Ansald) built 9-5245. Jos^h Ashford. Mi 9-6818. Hinj-ichs, Mrs. Rus.scll Andrews. down? Don't give up! For a good' after 6 p.m. and contract work. Call Ml 9-8541. See It Day Or Night fireplace, full basement. Near wciler. Paul Wilhelm and Law­ the 26-week benefit period ’ and commission while receiving 381 STATE STREET nished apartments, centrally lo­ attached garage, full basement, ranch in immaculate condition. Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702 or rence Aceto. Mrs'! Lester Hutchins, Mrs. Allan The Men's Cilub of the North Douglas noted that under this deal—not thru a small loan com­ on the Job training. Phone MI If you have no means of trans­ Verplanck School. R. F. Dlmooic Robert Murdock. Xd 34472. This figure compares with 54,000 FOR STEADY service of plowing LLOYD’S PLUAIBING Service as­ NpRTH HAVEN, CONN. portation. I'll send my auto for cated. parklnj- spare available. ameaite drive. Completely land­ Five rea' large rooms, recreation Instructors are Frederic E. Wer­ Robinson and Mrs. Henry Hayden. Methodist Church will hold its section funds could be made avail­ pany — see "Harry” at 333 Main 9-5226. TR 5-4956. k Co.. Realtors. Mi 9-524.5, Joseph room, two fireplaces, basement benefits exhausted in 1949 and 19.- snow from driveways, call PI sures satisfaction, prompt service. you.' No obligation. scaped. R. F. Dlmock k Co.. Real­ (XX) $18,800—Coventrv Lake, new ner. Paul A. (Jhetelal and Ernest Those attending are asked to bring monthly meeting tonight at the able to “local communities that 400 In 1954, the two previous re­ St (Formerly Douglas Motors). 2-7798 Ashford, 5fl 9-6818, Barbara garage. Lot is 100x150 Combina­ their own dishes and silver. CH 7-6124. AO 9-6485. A—L—B—E—R—T—’S Woods. .Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mul:- tors. MI 9-5245; Joseph Ashford. seven room split level, baths, E. Johnson. church, starting w-ith a supper at wish to comply with the court's cent periods of serious unemploy­ HIGH EARNING /Uiaraonds^Watches— FIVE ROOM duplex and garage, XII 9-6818, Barbara Woods. MI- tion windows. And the price is less 1956—FORD V8 Victory hardtop 43-45 ALL"YN ST . HARTFORD oil heat and hot water. Phone MI ! dock, Xfl 3.8472. fireplace, attached garage, game Mrs. Edward Wallers and Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald Co­ 6:30 served by the Ingraham Cir­ decisions but where, as in Georgia ment in the state. ATTIC, CELLARS cleaned, rubbish I OIL BURNER Service. Complete POTENTIAL Jewelry 48 9- 7702 or Robert Murdock, MI- than you would pay for a new cle. At 8 o’clock the Rev. John E. Fordomatic, radio, heater, padded I removed. Reasonable. Call MI Open Nights Till 9 P.M. 3-4751. room, lake privileges. Present Ernest Tureck. sisters of Werner, lombia correspondent. Mrs. Don­ and Virginia, the state threatens Unemployment In 1954 reached dash, white tires. Very clean. F’ull heating Re.-vice, work guaranteed. We have an opening for two men ' WEST SIDE—Five room ranch 84472. home. T. J. Oockett, Realtor. MI ald R. Tuttle, Academy 8-S4S5. Post, former minister of the to cut off funds or close the I 9-5374. /LEONARP W. YOST Jeweler, re­ : mortgage can he assumed, month- served ice cream and cookies. The a maximum of 61,000. price $1489, only $119 down. Ix)w Call All 9-4749 day or night. in our sales department to assist^ MOVING—Many household articles house, full basement, plastered 3-1577 or MI 9-7751'. ' Iv payments are only $77.39. R. pupils exchanged Valentines. church, will talk on "Dedicating schools." pairs, adjusts watches expertly. THREE ROOM apartment. Heated, (XVI) SOUTH WINDSOR—Just Last week, the Labor Depart­ bank terms. $66 month. Brunner’s ! RAY ANN T V ain lc service call our sales manager. Sales expep to be sold, including Glendale gas hot water. BetweeiTTlockvllle and walls, insulated, hot water oil THREE CAPES in central location. I P Dimock k Co., Realtora, Ml Your Life to the Church " Should efforts to achieve volun­ ment reported unemployment at Edsel, Talcottville. Open evenings lence not necessary but helpfuLTf Reasonable prices Open dally. heat, large kitchen with birch over Manchester town line. New, $2.50. 24 hour service. Bonded Millinery Drensmaking 19 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce and oil combination stove. Servel Manchester op Route 83, TR 5-1295 One is 8 rooms and garage, other ' 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. Mi 94818, tary compliance fail, the secre­ about 66,00. It added that dur­ till 9. you qualify we will train you. This gas refrigerator with freezer. cabinets. All rooms finished in two bathroom ranches, raised i Barbara Woods, Ml 6-7702 or Rob­ Driver Arrested The Lucy Spencer Group of the tary of health, education and wel­ work. Work done on radios, car Street. Ml 9-4387. hearth, paneled living room wall, two are unfinished up. One has W eddings ing the last year 22,000 have ex­ radios and Hi Fi. hU 3-8877, AH Job offers high earning potential in Kitchen table and chairs, $7., mahogany trim. Call owner MI ert Murdock, MI 3-8472. Second Congregational Church fare would be empowered by the hausted their conipensation bene­ 1957 FORD V8 Falrlane "500" 4- FOUR ROOM heated apartment. 1.200 square feet living area. R. State l ’ i% mortgage that can be 3-2958. DRESSMAKING and Alterations the high four figure bracket. Tf you Singer sewing machine, $5, Wal­ 3-8304. assumed. Terrific deal T. J. On Road Charge will meet at the home of Mrs. le)rislatlon to draw up school in­ fits without finding new Jobs. door sedan. Ck>lor spotless tan and consider yourself relial^e and South Coventry. PI 2-6440. F. Dimock k Co., Realtors, MI- (DC) BOLTON -Coventry line. New done. AU 9-2552. Fuel and Peed 49-A nut dining table with four leaves, Crockett. Realtor. XU 3-1577 or MI Harris-Clarke Louis Tuttle, 21 Hudson St., at 2 tegration plans in line with the A source close to the Governor white, Fordomatic, radio, heater, sober, unafraid of w ork/ to earn dresser. MI 9-7430. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI- 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, Supreme Coufl’s ruling. power steering, white tires, Household Services FIVE ROOM apartment for rent. 9-6818. Barbara VVodd.s. MI 9-7702 9 7751. Miss Charlotte Eveiyn Clarke, o’clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. said last night he Is considering this high potential income. SEASONED hardwood foi fire­ knotty pine kitchen, walk-out Clarence J. Rose, 60, of South Herbert Tenney will a.ssist the If the secretary were unable to padded dash, very low mileage, Offered 13-A Central heating. Immediate occu­ or Robert Murdock, MI 34472. ! basement. Large lot. Reduced to Windsor, was arrested Saturday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond asking for i^alation which would Moving— Trucking— Apply in person place, cut and split to order. Call Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 • SEPTIC TANKS VERNON—Brookside Lane —With ho.ste.ss. secure their acceptance from state eliminate the present one-week just next to new. New car guaran­ Ml 3-7083. Leonard L. Giglio. pancy, Call TR 5-3602, I $14,600 R F Diniock Co , Real­ I afternoon and charged with failure E. Clarke of Jonathan Trumbull FURNITiIRE repairing and refin- Storage 20 Cleaned and Installed spring Just around the comer let's Highway and Glen A. Harri.e Jr., or local officials, the attorney gen­ waiting period before Jobless per­ tee. Brunner's Edsel, Talcottville, GREAT EASTERN GRAY PERSIAN lamb finger tip talk about a delightful new home. tors. Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. [ to drive to the right. He was in- Open till 9. Ishing; antiques restored Furni­ VERNON—Three-room apartment. : Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml I volved in a 2-car accident on Bum- son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Harris "Your Child’s Faith," television eral would be authorized to seek sons' are eligible for benefits and AUSTIN A. CHAAIBERS CO., local CONSTRUCTION CO. SEASONED hardwood fo. fire­ length coat. Mink collar and cuffs, Town of Manchester- We have Just listed a ' charming federal court injunctions to force ture Repair Service, Talcottville. 35 Oak St. 9-11, Mr. A. Lindsay places, furnaces and stoves. Giglio Garage. Modem conveniences. Ex­ • SEWERS 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock. Ml ham St. about 3:30. of Seattle. Wash., were married at program by Mrs. Hooks K. John­ to extend the benefit period be­ Ml 3-7449. and long distance moving, pack­ never worn since remodeled $150. clusive neighborhood. References nearly new 3 bedroom Ranch in a ston tomorrow al 2:15 p.m. on compliance. ing. storage. Call AU 8-5187, Hart­ Brothers, Ml 3-5301. MI 9-7218, Machine Cleaned 3-6472. Patrolman Leo Grover said that 4 p.m. Saturday in the Congrega­ yond the present 26 weeks. required. .MI 9-2837. Public Hearinj; setting of lovely homes. Living W nC-TV, channel 3. will have as The rect of the bill, under which Presently Jobless persona ore ford CH 7-1423. MEAT COUNTER Mefc — Exper­ room has fireplace, picture win­ Rose turned into the street from tional Church. Gradua'Hon Or Party Dress ienced preferred. Good working DRY OAK wood. Cut fireplace and • INSTALLATION Proposed Ordinance (Vini BOLTON - Coventrv Line. Buckland St. and waa on the wrong Evergreens and a - banking of its topic for discussion, "Inter­ the'attorney general could obtain eligible for a maximum of $40 stove lengths $K' per l< ad, de­ Wanted— To Buy' 58 dow, walk-in cellar, hot water New six room Cape. Four finished preting Jesus to Children” The injunctions against violations of weekly plus $20 for dependents for Looking Ahead! MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ conditions. Apply First Food In accordance with the provi.siona ; heat oil, combination screens and side of the road when he collided white gladioli, chrysanthemums, ing Co. AU 3-6563. Owned and op­ Stores, 646 Center St. MI 3-8059. livered. Tel. Coventry, Pi 2-7886. SPECIALIST of the Town Charter, notice is down, ceramic tile bath, walkout with a car driven by Richard F. and stocks decorated the altar. Rev. Rev. Mrs. Robert L. Edwards will civil rights generally, would re­ a maximum of 26 vieeks. Pay­ OLD GLTJS (any condition), storms, attached breezeway and basement, large lot. $13,700. R F. vive in somewhat altered form a erated by Walter B. “ errett, Jr., swords, war relics, tntlques. etc. Town of Andover ; hereby given that a Public Hearing Daddario, 17, of 9 S. Hawthorne St. Douglas Pimm of Hebron, rector again be the guest. ments average $32, it was said. MAN TCVasaemble pump lamps I garage, large lot. Vacant. A Dimock • Q>., Realtora. Xd section stricken by the Senate last agent for Burnham's Van Service. (one or whole collection). 70 Mill Zoning Boai'd of' Apneals will be held In the Municipal Build­ charming home for $17,800. Good- Both cars had to be towed from of the St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Service tc 48 states. spare time. Easy, profitable. No Garden— Farm—-Dairy Tawn and Country 94245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, the scene. Neither drive- was hurt, Mianlonomoh Tribe, TORM. will year from the administration's St. Tel ,dl 8-5717. Tlie Andover Zonlhg Board of i ing Hearing Room Tuesday, Feb­ , child Realty Co., Realtors, MI Barbara Wcxids, Kll 9-7702. or Rob­ there, performed the double ring canvaMing. Free details. Ougor Products 50 ruary 18, 1958 at 8:00 P M. on a police said and the highway was meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Tinker civil righ{s measure. AlANCHESTER Package Delivery. Enterprises, Caldwell 1, Arkan­ Appeals will hold a public hearing, Drainage Go. : 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. ert Murdock, MI 3-6472. ceremony, assisted by the Rev. School Wing JUNK CARS, truck, wrecks. High­ to be followed by an executive ses­ proposed ordinance a.s follows: slippery and both vehicles, in try­ George K. Evans, minister of the Hall, The Civil Rights Act passed by Light trucking and package deliv­ sas. CXIOKING APPLES 90c, McIntosh est prices, any amount, anyv/here. THREE BEDROpM Ranch, full ing to avoid each other, skidded Congress at the last session, the cold storage No. 1 $1.25 half sion on February 18, 1958. at the Ml 9.4143 Amendment to the .Supplemental NORTH «ar in court Feb. 16. organist. the Springfield. Mass., Church of of Reconstruction Era, limited the chairs for rent. All 9-0752. Help Wanted— Bunce, 529 West Center Street. REFRIGERATOR, washing ma­ I 3-8969. the Nazaiene, will be the guest use of this injunctive process to chine, rug and chest of drawers. (1) Andover Lunch, owner A l-! Section 5, sub.scction ( o of the ment, fireplace. Hot air '’ eat. The bride, presented in marriage Male or Female 37 COOKING AND eating apjiles, 75o bert Calabrese, Route 6, appeals' Bupplementsl Pen.sion Ordinances aliiminum storms, attached ga­ by her father, chose Mrs. Arnold speaker at the Sunday School cabi­ the protection of voting rights. A $265,500 contract for an ad­ Reasonable. Call MI 9-3561 after 4 j LARGE THREE bedroom ranch, Gibbons Assembly dition and alterations to the Wash­ Painting— Papering 21 a 16 quart basket. Louis a. Bottl, from sign ..size restriction. of the Town of Manchester a.s rage. Workshop, artesian well. A. Sihvonen of Jonathan Trumbull net meeting of the local Church of Ally. Gen. Rogers fiaid yester­ OPPORTUNITY to make money. p.ln. amended December 18, 1953 shall fireplace^ aluminum storms, ga- the Nazarene tomorrow night at day that if Congress were to pass ington School was signed today by If interested in pleasant way to 260 Bush Hill Rd. (2) Archibald Ramage. Center ^ ' rage, acre lot. high elevation. %-acre comer lot, beautlfu; loca­ Highway as her matron-of-honor. FAINTING AND paperhangtng. Street, appeals "from building line be amended to read a.s follows: tion overlooking brook Asking Set Dance Date 6:30 at the Davis Memorial Y / h this year the provisions it knocked representatlvea of the town and t m make $35 to $’ 00 weekly and up, In I Only $14,700. Carlton W. Hutchins, Bridesmaids were the Mis.ses Lois the Douglas E. Dahm Co. of Farm­ -Good clean workmanshhlp at Rea­ BOY'S BICYCLE 24 ”, In good con­ restriction. A member may by written ap­ $12,900. Welles Agency, Coventry, E. Clarke and Miss Janice K. Center. All Sunday School teach­ from the bill last year, he would sonable rates. 80 years in Man­ spare) time. Experience unneces­ Household Goods 51 c o n v e r s e I Realtor. MI 9-5132. ers. a.sslstant.9 and officers are recommend that President Eisen­ ington. sary, car necessary Call CH dition. MI 9-8987. (3) Clarence Palmer, Route 6. j ' plication request that the Gen­ 2-7366. Members of Gibbons Assembly, Clarke, sisters of the bride, and chester. Raymond Fiske. All appeals for certificate of approval i eral Manager extend his period I ROLLING PARK — Six finished urged to be present at this meet­ hower sign the new measure. The school improvements are 9-9237. 2-9865. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom Catholic- Ladies of Columbus, are •Mrs. Albert E. Yurgel of West expected to be ready by next fall. to operate as a major repairer at' JR. of employment beyond such rooms. Cape Cod. Two baths, fire­ reminded of the round and square Hartford. Carl A. Peters Jr. of ing. B\it he added, in a television in­ made cornices and drapes Slip member’s normal retirement Wanted— Real Estate 77 terview, that the administration ■Voters approved Issuance of EXTERIOR and interior painting. covers, $39..50 and up. Choice of Palmer’s Texaco Station. i place, storm windows and screens, dance for Feb. 22 at 8:30 p.m. in Wethersfield was best man. Ush­ Situalions Wanted— Male 39 All person.s Interested may ap­ date and If such application is 14.X22 garage and breezeway.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leaiy. 66 will not request sucli action. $300,000 In bonds for the construc­ Ceilings refinisAed. Paperbmiglng. fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, SEPTir. TANKS ARE YOU CXINSIUERING the Knights of Columbus Home. ering were Derraot M. Condon and tion on Jan. 29. JA 2-7780. ^ pear and be heard. Dated in An- PAINTING and approved by the said General Three blocks to Buckley school. SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? Wilson J. Dobson will be caller Edward A. Richardson of Glaslon- Florence St,, and .Mr. and Mr.s. Rogers liad said earlier that^ he Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ATTENTION: Would like part time a n d Manager, the .said General Man­ James Tierney, 141 St. John St., would recommend no new adminis­ Present at the signing ceremony Fully covered by insurance. Call ! dover, Connecticut, January 31, Owner transferred. Fairly priced Wa will appraise your property and will furnish music for both tury and J. Morgan '"homas of work as floor maintenance. Wash-, ANTIQUE FURNITURE. il'Ver. 1958. ager shall notify the Pension at $15,900. Immediate occupancy. left today by automobile for an ex­ tration proposal.s on (Jivil Rights in General Manager Richard Mar­ Edward R Price AU 9 1008. PAPER HANGING free and without any obligation. round and .square dancing. Fol­ Chappaqua. N. Y. tin’s office were, besides Martin ing. w^ing, buffing. Specializing glass, china, and used furniture PLUGGED SEWERS Andrew Verprauskas, Chair­ Board in writing of such ap­ M. K. Oatrinsky, Realtor, MI We also buy property for cash. lowing the dance a buffet of as­ tended Florida vacation. They plan this year, He 'and other officials in small offices. MI 3-6670. proval and the Pension Board The bride wore a full-length to visit St. Petersburg and Miami have suggested that a "cooling off” and Dahm. Superintendent of bought and sold Furniture Repdir man TELEPHONE 3-5159. Selling Or buyi^ uontmet sorted dishes of food prepared by gown of white lace ovci; satin Service. Ml-8-7449. Machine Cleaned Russell Galipo, Secretary shall defjer such uietuber's pen­ and expect to be gone for about period was in order. .Schools Arthur Illing, Building In­ Courses and Classes 27 Ml 9.3266 MANCJHESTER—Four room ranch, STANLEY BKAY. Realtor the members will be served. fashioned with a Peter Pan collar, Septic Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewei Andover Zoning Board of Ap­ sion payments to a Deferred Re­ BRAE-BURN REALTY two months. Taking note of this in a Senate spector Griswold Chappell, Archi­ Dors— Birds— Pets 41 LARGE beautiful gray deqorator’^^ a dandy at only $10,500. Six room “Members who haven't been con­ and sheer yoke, embroidered with RADIO-ELECTRONICS- Television I.Inrs . lnstalled--Ollar Wster- peals. tirement Date, which shall be Xd 3-6273 tacted and would, like to attend the speech prepared for introduction of tect Willlard Wilkins. —"Learn by Doing" at "Connecti­ divan, like new. Exceptional valu» the first day of the month fol­ Cape Cod, one unfinished, 1>4 sequins, and a bouffant skirt end­ John E. Perry, son of Mr. and his bill. Douglas said “ it Is no time The construction will add eight prooflng Done. dance should cali Mrs. Wesley ing in a chapel l.-ngth train. A cut’s pidest Electronics School," for $150. MI 9-2866. lowing his tennination of eni- baths, nice location. Owner mov- LIS’nNGS w a n t e d , single and Mrs. Dwight E. Perry, 78 Tanner for those who would maintain law new classrooms, a kitchen, cafe- REGISTERED Blue Point Siamese .'ing, will sacrifice. It's a buy. For Gryk or Mrs. Thadius Keijna, co- crown of pearls and orange blos­ Day electronics technician class, kitten. Call MI 9-4432. ployment. Contrlbution-s to the two-family bouses. Member of chairmen of this wjiter social, or S'..., has made the dean’s list for the and order to lapse into the inertia tena, and kindergarten to the and evening electronics Techni­ BARGAIN on all kinds of sterilized M cK i n n e y b r o s . Plan with respect to said mem­ full information on any of fifty XiXS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ soms held her veil in place and she fall quarter at Baylor University, of a 'cooling o ff period. " present school building on Cedar used furniture, refinished includ­ homes in all price rangep. Call the any other member of the commit­ carried a shower liotique of wliile cian-aide class, start on March ber shall cea.se on hi.s Normal tor, MI 9-1107 any time tee. Waco, ,Tex. Douglas said that since the Su­ St. 17th. Enroll now! .New England Articles for Sale 45 ing bed springs. New mattresses S«w«ragt Disposal Co. Retirement Date and pension Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ orchids and stephanotis and a lace- preme Court's 19.54 school desegre­ from $13.95. Open 9-9, f.«Blanc tors, MI 3-6930. SELLINQ, Buying, Trading? L.M.- trimmed handkerchief belonging Technicial Institute, 56 Union I8II-IS2 Pearl 8t. — Ml 8-5808 TOWN OF MANCHESTER payments shall be commenced to Wanted— Real Estate 77 Member.s of the Manchester gation decision, “substantial prog­ Place, Hd 'Jord, JAckson 6'-3406. RE'VERE tape recorder. Used two Furniture Hospital, 195 South St., the member on his Deferred Re­ M.L. (which means Live Modem to her great-grandmother. The at­ American Legion Post will meet ress toward compliance” has been Catholic Women months. Reasonable. Call PI Rockville. tirement Date in a -monthly EAST SIDE—184 Autumn St. SLx —Multiple List)—all your real es­ tendants were dressed In identical­ room oversized Cape Cod, one LISTINGS WANTED—Single, iwo- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Legion made in a number of border states KOREAN VETERANS—Don’t lose 2-6906 after 1 p.m. amount”' equal to the actua)1al tate the modem way. The Elis- family, three-family, busineaa ly styled gowns of Italian velvet; Home, Voles will be taken on but "strohg resistance is still ef­ Slated lo Hear your school eligibility because you equivalent, as determined by the unfinished. Ceramic tile bath, lot worth Mitten Agency. Realtora, the honor attendant’s of spruce WOOD KITCHEN cabinets and sink 70x200, fireplace, living room property. Have many casn buyera. state and district matters. fective in a group of at leaat seven can't attend school. You can now ATTENTION CONTRACTORS Pension Board, of the amount to Ml 3-6930. Mortgages arranged Pleaaa call green and the bridesmaids' of Im­ so-called 'hard-core' southern learn Radio and TV at home. Paid unit. Universal Electric stove ma­ MEET BOB OLIVER 14x23. Asking $18,500. Immediate Father LeClair OF which the member would otiiei- occupancy, M. K, Ostrinsky, Real­ George L. Graziadio, Realtor Ml perial red. The dresses were de­ The Manchester Garden Club state.s." . for coippletely by the V A. TV hogany coffee table. Call MI wiae have been entitled on his Lenal Notice 8179 5436 9-1290. tor, MI 3-5159. 9-5878. 109 Henry St. signed with short sleeves, modified will hold its monthly meeting to­ Among legislative measurea en­ kit and testing equipment includ­ CENTER MOTOR SALES Nprmai Retirement Date had he V-neckllnes, pointed bodices and The Rev. Lawrence Leclair, as- V-ll , AT A COURT OK PROBATB. held night al 8 o'clock in the Robbins acted by states in an effort to pre- Heie's a pietly bag and bonnet ed. Non-Vets apply for aarne 461 MAIN STREET OWNERS OF SNOWPLOWS, TRUCKS, retired on that date. If Deferred LARGE 4>4 room ranch, fireplace,, -Legal Notice full pleated skirts. All four wore sen'e segregation, he said, are sisUnt pastor of St. Mary’s course. Free information. Write at Manchester, within and for the room of Center Church. It will be set that is looking ahead to Spring Retirement Date occurs after aluminum atorma, cellar, garage, District of Manchester, on the 6th day white velvet head bands and car­ a membeis’ meeting on horticul­ "outright nullification statutes, pu­ Church in Coventry, will be gue*t . A stunning princcss-linp ij; c5.>i Radlo-TV Training Association, the member has attained age of February. A.D, 195S. AT A COURT OF PRf)BATE. h-ld speaker at the meeting Thursday that does double duty in g junior Days and 'Easier! Crochet it in a Legal Advertisement Soiling Only excellent condition, near bus. Only Present, lloti. John J, Wallett. Judge. at Manchestrr. 'nithln and (nr Die ried white muffs, Mrs. Sihvonen’s ture, directed by the Plant Study pil placement schemes, and provi­ pastel shade of straw yarn fof the Room 16, 405 Farmington Ave., PAYLOADERS, BULLDOZERS, ETC. seventy (70) the pension pa.v- $13,000. Cariton W. Hutchins, of the Rockville District' of the wardrobe. Wear it for Graduation Hartford. Porsoiiolly Soloctod Estate of Mark A. Matre, late of District of Manchester, on the 7th day trimmed with red sweetheart roses, Group—Mrs. David Toomey, Mrs. sions to close or withdraw all state little lady, and it's sur e to be a hit! AUDIT REPORT ments to such member shall be ■Realtor MI 9-5132. Manchester in said district, deceased. of February 1968. the bridesmaids' wi'.h ivy. Herbert Hutchinson and Mrs. funds from any school which is de­ Council of Oitholic Women. Tlie Day, or apecial dates. in the amount that would have Upon the application of Charles A. Present, lion. John J. Wallett. Judge. meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at No. 5179 with'Patt-O-Rama is in Pattern So. 5436 contains Notice is Jiereby given that the Usod Cor Matre, administrator praying for au­ Estate of Jane BVeeburn of Manches­ Mrs. Clarks chose a dre.se of slate Charles Crocker Jr. A question and segregated." croehelirg directions for bonne' been payable if the member had ATTRACTIVE, well-cared for eight ter. In said District, an Incapable per­ St. Edward's Church hoU in Staf­ sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, Size I'rivate Instructions 28 audit report of the books of ac­ Satisfaction Guaranteed The Town of Manchester desires to have a listing of thority to compromise and settle a blue lace over taffeta \-'ilh dusty answer period will follow. Listed as co-sfKinsors of the and bag. m.aterial requlremenl.a, counts and financial records of the retired on the first day of the room home. Five rooms and lava- doubtful Bi)d disputed claim In favor - of- son. legislation were Sens. Humphre.v ford Springs. 11, 311-i bust, 6 ^ yards of 35-inch. Terms To Suit You The Cfinservatur having exhibited his pink hat and gloves, and a corsage Father Leclair will speak on "Tha stitch illustrations. DOES YOUR-^hlld have a reading water and sewer departments of Oquipment available for use in plowing or removing month following the seventieth tory p r e e rooms and bofli XSK tim 't lu.® annual account with said estate to this of dusty pink elf roses. After a re­ Miss Margaret Gray of Hartford, (D-Mlnn), Ives (R-NY), Hennings Send Thirty-five Cents in coln.s (70th) anniversary of his date Education Of Women.” A display Send 2'ir in Coin*, for this pat­ disability? Private tutoring done. the Towm of Manchester for the ap Bank Financing snow on ap hourly rental basis. up. Two , fireplhces. Loads of ORDERED;------— That th« forerolni;. appli- Court for allowance, it is ception at the home of the bride's formerly a teacher in >tanclio.ster (D-Mol, Allott (R-Colo). McNa­ for this pattern - add 5c for eai,h tern add 'i (or each, pattern for o f birth. Application for deferred closets. Two-car garage. Large lot esUon be heard and determilinrd at . the. . ORDERED: That the 19th day of of Catholic publications )uia been pattern for first-class mailing. Phone 3-4670. proximate five-year period from Phone Ml 9-0081 Proliate office in Msneheater in said February, 1958. at eleven o’clock, fore­ parents, the couple left on a wed­ schools, will speek on "Legislative mara iD-Michl. crniffoi'd P. (Tase flrst-cla'is majling Send to A.N'NE August IS, 1952 to June 30, JOS'!, I retirement shall he made at least in choice location. Price $18,500. arranged for the meetlifg by MMi Send to Sue Burnett. The Alanches- Diatrlct, on the 18th ifiky of February, noon. at the ProtMite Office in the Mu- ding trip to,Bermuda. When they Hearings " tomorrow at 2 p.m. at (R-NJ). Neuberger ID-Orei, Ja- CAIUrr. THE MANCHESTER is. now on file in the office of the Any contractor having such equipment may contact thirty (30) days before the mem- Madeline Smith, Realtor, XU A.D. 1958. at eleven o clock in the nicipal Bulldinc in said Manchester, be the meeting of the WCTU at the viU ift-NY).\i]|iJor8e (D-Ore). Prox- Joseph Konlckl of RockvUIe. dto- ter Evening Herald, 1150 W'K. Help liVanted— Female 3S ■ bfcr’s Normal Retirement Ltate, 9-1642. \ ' -1 forenoon, and that notice be aiven to and the same is, assigned for a hearing return they will live in Hartford EVEM M , HEKAEU. 1150 Town Clerk and the' same is open the Toiyn ^ Manchester Highway and Engineering South Methodist Church. The mem- mire (D-\Vls), Dirkien (R-Ill), and trict chairman of the libraries and AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, WANTEP! or prior to February 1, 1954, all persons interested in said estate of dn the allowance of said account with tvhere they are both employed at literature committee. A.MERICAX. .NEW YORK 50, for public Inspection. Department for details.. the pendency -of said application and said estate and this Court directs that the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance bera will meet at 1:30 a.m. to seW Clark (D-Pa). ^ N. V. Print Name,'Address w^th -N. Y. Print .Name, Addhfss and This legal nO^e is given in ae whichever occuils loiter. EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE— Si)C the time and place of hcarinc thereon. notice of the , time and place aasigned Mrs. W a n d l Delluomo' of Staf­ Zoni, Style. NUtpber And Size HAND STUFFER—Abply \ Kaklar Co. on layattes for Puerto Rican babies Pattern Niimber. ^ cord.ance with (%apte- 41 of the ' Gilbert C. Barnes. Secretary room ' (3ape Ck)d. Fireplace, oil by publishing a ropy of this order in for said hearing -be givep to all persoQs iTie Bahamas. British Islands off ford Sprinfo, prteildeat of St. E ^ ' ^ n ’t miss the Fall * winter Toy Company., 6() Hilliard f;it' ■ USED CARS some newspaper having a circulatiori in kpown to be iTiteresied therein to ap­ Mrs.. Harris ia a graduate of in the U.S, A polluck at noqn will Hsve'you a copy of out Needle­ General Statutes. RiGHARD MARTIN, Genei'al Manager ' Board of Directors heat, sefeens, storma, convenient ■aid dietrict. at least five daya before pear and bp heard Ihereon'by publlsn- the coast of Florida, have 20 in­ ward’s Guild, ia in charge of tiia _Uaua___ __ of Basic Fa6hlon,/durFa6hlon«, our cicorn- (CLEAN^ONLY) Manchester, Connecticut to schools, shopping area. Vacant. Windhain High Schoo Harris be served under -the. dlrecU'op of work AlburnT It contains tlfty- WOMfeN SEW easy ready cut , ,l Edward Tomklel 'the day of said hearing, to appear if ing a■ copy of this order in some news- XIrs. C. Elmore Watkins. Mrt. habited and a largo number at program. The diatrict laeludea par- plats pattieni catalog. It's chockfull six colorful, pages showing many ' ’ Town CTcrk We will pay you toip dblliliatV - Dated at ■ Manchester, (Jonn., /Asking $18.6(X). Ooodchild Realty they see cause at said time and place papei, r having a ctreulalton tn said Dls- $TOduated froih Roosevelt High iohee to Stafford SprinnSom w K wraprs-round isprons home, earn Ipr your A d v t. No. 5023 and ba heard relative thereto, and' make trlct... .ct, at least five days before the day School in Seattle and Yale Uni­ Marion Barrett and Mrs. Arthur uninhabited islands. 'TOe capital o f aeW • easy. .. up-to-the-minute pretty designs; plus dlrectiona for DftUd at Manchester, Connecti­ oleaa car. this 7tn day 6f Fabruarjfi 1958. Company, ^ oltors. Xfl 8i792S or return to this court. of said hearing. - RaokTlU% V6RHB oadTMfeaik $26.16 dozen—spare time. Write, MI 8-0081. Gibson. is Nssis)i. stylas for every iise. Send 35c to- making 3 crochet items and a Accurgtii Mfgr's, Freeport, New cut. this 7th day of February, 1958. Advt. No. 4363 > - BU 9-0939. Member of X1L8. sJORN J. wALurrr. judge. JOBif J. WAUJBTT, Judga. versity. .1 quilt. Only I5c a copy! Advt. No. 4057 V

) ■ A . - s ■ .■iK *■ ', -\ \ ri • ; 1 .-.j, \ }■ I-. L PAGE FOURTEEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 iMaurb^Ht^r lEa^ntng If^ralh ' , ■ ' ’ .’I . — ------Average'Dally Net Prese Run The Weather Mary Buahnell Cheney Auxiliary old friend had bought It in Bolton. Ferecaat e f U. 8, Weather Burcaa will meet tonight at 7 o’clock in For ttM Week Ended About Town FltaGerald hintedrthat the friend, February 9, 1958 the State Armory. The birthdays Gjurt Cases whom Gonder named, would be ar­ Fair, roattaued vary ooM t«> o f Lincoln and Washington- will be rested and that the entire beer- Bight aad Wedneeday. Lbw to­ Dr. WlnfieltJ T. Moyrr, 342 M*in ob.served, and plans made for the purchasing . episode would be in­ 12,627 night 5-15 above In ritlee, 5-ie be­ Auxiliary's March birthday. Bt., U on vacation until Thuraday. Saturday Cases vestigated. Y * Member of the Audit low aome rural area*. . High . Town Court Judge. Wesley C. Gonder was rsleased under |l,OtJo '■ That Interpret The Wednenday In 29*.- Zion Lutheran Church Choir will Bureau e f Onwlatloa Mcmoria] Temple, Pythian Sis- Gryk continued to "have no sym­ bond for appeal, requested by the Wiahes O f The Family Manchester— A City, of Village Charm tera, will meet tomorrow niicht at rehearse tomorrow at 7:30 p.m„ pathy for teenagers whb havs no two puths' attorney, Paulddarte, # o'clock In Odd Feltowa Hall. Fol­ and the Sunday school teachers will respect for the law” as he sen­ who himeelf, told the court that he havi* a meeting at the same hour tenced Henry E. Gonder Jr,, 18, of had no sympathy for teenagers JOHNS. BURKE (Ctaaiffled AdverMklng en Page It) PRICE FIVE CENTS lowing the meeting a Valentine ap- VOL. LXXVII, NO. 112 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1958 cial will be held, with Mrs .Tames Wednesday*’' evening at the church. Andover, to SO. days in Jail for re­ whb buy liquor or get someone to FUNERAL HOME Smith ^ind her committee in sisting arrest and fined ^Im $20 for buy It for them. Gonder, the court charge. St. Maytaret's Circle, Daugh­ intoxication. Chaiiges of breach of also learned, had last year, bean irEL. HI s-«a«8 ■ ters of Isabella, will meet to­ the peace brought against Gonder released from the Cheshire Re­ 87 EAST CENTER ST. jU.S. Drivers Called' HlUatown Grange, No. 87, will morrow at 8 p.m. in the K of C end hts 18-year-old companion, formatory where he had been sent AMBULANCE SERVICE rponaor a public card party in the Home. Mrs. John Cagianelli will Ralph G. Brown Jr., 18, of 414 after committing similar offenses Chou En-llai Quits i Better Than British Grange Hall. Ea.st Hartford, to­ serve as chairman of the hospi­ Parker SI., were dismissed. here. morrow night at 8 o'clock. Monte tality committee. . Gonder and Brown were arrested Rosa Rockland, 18, of Teaneck. Carlo whiat will he played, high Jan. 25 on Main St. by Patrolman N. J., charged with speeding, was London, Feb. 11 (AI— A and low Bcore prizes for men and The Nathan Hale PTA will hold Walter Caasella Jr. Gon.der, who fined 824. He was arrested last British government official Ike Denies women will be awarded, and re­ Its monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 Whs obaerved by Cassells stagger­ week by State Police on-RL IS as OLLIE'S Foreign Minister says Americans are better freshments will be served. p.m. in the school auditorium. A ing across the street was brought he was retuminc to hla Lome from drivers than Britons. siirpri.se program is planned. to police headquarters where he Boston University where he is a Richard Nugent, parliamen­ "tussled with Patrolman John Members of Fire Co. No. 1, 8th Homemade apple pie and ice student. AUTO BODY tary secretary to the Trans­ Hughes” as he was led to a cell, District Fire Department, will hold cream will be served after the Wendell S. Gntea Jninen M. HIggina Robert O. Krauae Gerard F. Codorre, 22, of Glas­ Job, Still Premier port Ministry, told a meeting the court was told by Prosecutor ★ WELDING their monthly meeting tonight at of the Royal Automobile Club business session. John FitzGerald. Cassells had ear­ tonbury, wss fined $3 for parking | 8 o'clock at the firehouse. too close to an intersection. | ★ AUTO BODY and last night Americana drive at lier' found a partially consumed higher speeds but have more case of beer in the back seat of William J. Alien Jr.. 42, of 66 i FENDER REPAIRS Stanley J. Jer.j-k ,Tr. of Wilson, London, Feb. 11 (IP)— Pei­ skill at the wheel than the Fate Oxford St., and Mrs. Florence D. | Linked Sewer Service Gender's car. Brown was rrested ★ COMPLETE CAR ping Radio announced today BritUh. formerly of Manchester, recently Three Pass State Bar Exams later when he appeared at head­ Hathaway, 60, of S64 Porter St...' passed the Connecticut State Bar were found innocer,* o f chargee o f , that Chou En-lai has been "re­ "They pay heed to their quarters and demanded to know PAINTING highway safety rules,” Nu­ examination. He is a graduate of Three Manchester reaidenta were ae a corporal with a helicopter unit H iggin. la employed by the why he wasn't arrested If Gonder paeeing a standing school bus. I.AOQUER and BNAMBL lieved” as Copimunist China’s the University of Connecticut and Plans Started gent declared. “They accept srniong the 41 candidate, who auc- and la still in the Reserve. A t the Hartford Accident and Indemnity was, FitzGerald said. foreign minister on his own discipline, and that is what the the University of Connecticut Uaw present time he la employed by the Co. as a claims adjuster. He has In a lengthy trial, both the prose­ 8 Griawold Street A start on getting sewer service ceufully pasted rebent examina­ recommendation. The broad­ drivers of this country need." Alcorn Raps Appeal School. He is married to the for­ Aetna Insurance Co. of Hartford no immediate plana for the future. cutor and the Judge repeatly Charge Tel. Ml 9 6026 mer June Claugh.sey. daughter of to unsewered areas In the north­ tions for admission to the Connecti­ as a claims adjuster. He has no He is married and ha. two chll- warned Gonder against committing Tour cast said he retained his post Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fitzgerald. west section of Manchester had cut State Bar. immediate plane for the future. d'.'en. perjury and contempt of court when as premier. I been made today. Preecripri-me 115 St. John's St, They are Wendell S. Gates of 311 Gates ■ is sjngle. ' Krause, the Kin of Mr. arid Mrs. questioned about where he had pur­ nets vice Premier Ohen Yl wa« ap­ Work on prfliniinary plans for a Woodbridge St'.; James M. Higgins C. Higgims and the late Dr. Hlg- George B. Krause of 44 Plymouth chased the beer. pointed to lucceed Chou a* a for­ Jordan, Iraq With Martin Dinner William Griffin of Henry St., pumping station is now in prog­ o' 42 Maple St.: and Robert G. C. Hi-gins and the late Dr. Higf- Lane, attended Manchester High A t first he testifle* that a “ North PINE PHARMACY eign miniater. and Fred Schuetz of Ken.sington ress, according to Water and Sewer End bum" h id bought it for him Krause of 332 Summit St. All three glns. of 45 Boulder Rd., was born School, graduated from the Uni­ 884 Ceater S t—m t-NI4 e TTie action* were taken » t a St., recently retired Enfield Prison ; Department Superintendent Fbed but latei* he said that a 19-year- ^plenary aeaalon of the National Ready Plan for Wa.shington, P'eb. 11 (iT’)— The Eisenhower administration are natives of Manchester. April 6. 1931. He attended St. versity of Connecticut in 1953 and RAY-ANN 9 ' guards, will be given a testimon­ Thrall. Gates, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James’ School; Canterbury School from Boston University Xiaw People's Congrea*. which began today disavowed any connection with a Republican fund ap­ ial dinner tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. If completed, the station would Harold G. Gates, was born Nov. in New Bedford. Conn., Holy Cross School In 1956. TV CLINIC meeUng in the Red Chineae capi­ Federal Union peal in Te.xa.s which linked party contributions and the fate at Tara Hall, Thompsonvillc, by I help make sewer service available 0, 1928. He attended local schools and graduated from the Univer.sity 128 SPRUCE HT. tal yestarday. I to the Woodbrldge development, A member of the Maasachusett. Chen Yl | of the natural gas bill. the AFL-CIO Union of Prison and graduated from Manchester of Connecticut School of Law In 24-Hour Service The Red Radio parts of Center St. and W. Middle Bar, also. Krause is employed by would continue ta hold hla poat aa ■ So did Chairman Meade Alcorn of the Republican N^Kionsl..^ Guards. , . High School in 1947. He graduated 1957. the Connecticut Bank and Trust ff$h Amman. Jordan. Feb, 11 iJPt Tpke,, and, eventually, to the from the College of Business Ad­ A Navy veteran, Higgins still $ a vice premier. He atao is a mar- I Iraq’s King Faisal arrived today Committee. Biickland area. Co. in the tnjst department. He ahal in the Chineae Army. ministration at Boston University I holds his commis.ston as a lieuten­ has no immediate plans for the fu­ tasty ; in Amman where he and his cousin. The apiieal, printed today in the Washington Post, went The preliminary planning Job in 1955 and from the University’s M m '* The broadcaat aald; King Husaein, are expected to pro- ant (Jgl In the Naval Reserve, ture. •The National People’a Congreaa out in connection with a $100-a-platc fund-raising dinner in RANGE was being done by the Henry Law School in 1957. While in the Navy he served on a j claim a federal union merging Jor- Souther Engineering Co. of Hart­ K ause la married and has one in a declaion at lU pTenar>'plei searion Houston la.st night in honor of Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., of \ Ml An Arm y veteran. Gates served deatroyer escort. child. j dan and Iraq. ford. The firm was employed after 9 this afternoon appointed Vice Pre-1 Highly placed Jordan officials Massachu.setts, GOP House leader. rUEL OIL 33 residents of the Woodbridge mler Chen Yl concurrently foreign ■ I said the federal union will be pro­ Under a Jan. .30 date, it bore the signature of H. J. (Jack) RAYTHEON minister on the recommendation of tract and the Turnpike petitioned agency for care and explain about present at the meeting and will claimed tomorrow or Thursday. Porter, Te.xas Republican national committeeman.. GASOLINE Group to Foriii .services to iinniai ried mothers, j Cakes and pastries with that home-made flavor and Vernier Chou En-lai. CHOU EN-I.A1 for sewer service. tell of the work of their groups. . I "W e cannot now foresee any­ 11 saiil .Martin had always been'* She will also spesk of the need "The Premier was relieved of his ---- .------— A sewer trunk line now in exis­ Mrs. Stanley C. Rockwell of West oven-fresh goodness. Make an occasion really special i^ o n b e b thing that could happen to prevent a friend of the Texas oil and gas for an active and interested group 2> concurrent pMt as minister of for- lagging campaign to teach tence on Center St. between Thom­ Child Welfare Hartford, assistant chairman of with our superior baked goods! 9 it." one official said. “The talks Industries, had helped pass a bill in Manchester, working together F.I.F.CTIIO.MC as Dr. and a point near the Hocka- the Central District Auxiliary will -i.inir ,,.r Ghlna’a 400 million illiterates to between the two monarchs will not to ease federal control over na­ Schwartz Out as an auxiliarj’. B ANTLY OIL num River cannot be used until a Auxiliary Here attend: also Mrs Charle.s Weis- TEtrH .XIl'IA.XS In the P elD m rh Iertrch v since last long perhaps one day ’ tural gas producer* in the past, Children’s Services of Connecti­ hierarchy since ^ round-faced, fat man Faisal is expected to return I .iMi' \\i, ;\ i. pumping station has been Installed, ner of Slmsburj', formerly of and it will be up to Martin to mus­ — — I cut cared for 11 Manchester ch ll-. e Thrall said. The line was construct­ Manchester, who will speak of the Th* a*t>c I •■aariaai ^*Hls ird Field Armv wss first i" *>1* mld-.50s. Chen is an "old Thursday to Baghdad. | ter al least 65 per rent of the As FCC Prober, : MMN <1 m;i;i An effort is underway to form j dren in 1957 and three unmarried Valentine Goodies bs'«f<*8 (Of Ai Se*>4e4 ed under State contract while work a Manche.ster auxiliary unit ofj new auxiliarj’ in that town. n...r fb. Ynnrtze River and first! >evolutionary," with a record of Informed soiirres say conditions: Republican votes "in. order to pass j was bging done on Center St. dur- mothers. During the month of Jan­ »« ••• bp TEL Mlfclicll 9-4595 the Children's . Services of Con­ • VALE.VnNE HEART SHAPED CAKES epa*C**v* V Co^pa-r '•* into Shanghai during the Red c o n - ! Communist service extending back for federation of the two Hashe- the gas bill this year,” ing 1956. "nie town repaid the State uary this year three children and ■ i necticut. Queat w w fh Kai-shek ! to before the Long March of the mile kingdoms already have large- “ He has to put Republican mem-; Now Witness one unmarried mother from Man­ 1. OUAlANUf M l T tliv l^ N ANO KOCKVILLE TR 5-3271 I with $29,000. according to the de­ • ASSORTED COOKIES to Formoaa. For awhile he waa 1930s. | ly been agreed upon. .Negotiations: bers from northern and eastern! Leaders in the movement have chester received care. tAD»Otf9A« W0t8 fOttODATi, partment superintendent. shunted into relative ohscuritv ss He made his debut on the in- between the two governments have | canauming areas on the spot polil-! W’ashinglon, ■ Feb. I I (JT—Dr. planned an informal meeting Mrs. Glover E. Howe of the .SPEUIAf 9. UtpoMf p4M*tat«*4«p*t«a WINDOW SHADES m lliUry mayor of .Shanghai, then temational scene in the summer been going on for days on a union , ically." the appeal added. “ be-> Bernard Schwartz, fired as coun­ Thuraday and ha\’e invited any­ Tolland County Auxiliary will he TUni FRUni RUM CAKES 9» Cbarp* AOf Oarpe PH^RImApP pm— in 1955 was named a vice premier! of )95.5. when he accompanied which would coun'.er the over-| one iqterested In child welfare to Grtan, VYhiU, Ecru cause the hill is not popular due sel to a special House investigating under Chou. . Chou to the Asian-African Con- shadowing one of Egypt and Syria. : committee, went before his erst­ attend and to assist in Children's 7 LAYER CAKES <9 to the distorttoiT of facts by news-! V/ashabla 4* IptI ' KAp* Of a«c«*e8«9y In April 1956, he waa named j ference in Bandung aa Peiping's The two monarchs were expectegia»a84«r 9994 whatever about any letters that I cies and instructed to bring all the coffee hour at 9:30 a.m. at I 1,120,000 Last Month I Rpublic i UAR i . a Hashemite fed­ his personal files. tepmit wrote in connection wiwth the sale NEW LARGER QUARTERS Mra. Ruascll'a home. ! SERVICE FU LL LIN E OF CUSTO.M eration would be basically opposed In angry ton4s, Schwartz told $. 4A« A.oA«*r 9„^nh, of tickets to this dinner. The new organization will he A N Y .M.AKK. FOR.MKR to the UAR, whose two members Preaident Elsenhower shakes hand* with the new Soviet ambassador to the United States. .Mikhail reporters outside the committee PLENTY’ OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING known a.s the Manchester auxil-, .■4KBV1CJK MA.N FOR A Jordan dividse geographically, Claims Charge Abaurd VENETIAN BLINDS BAKE For 8 umys hptter Tptprision Menshikov, today as the Soviet envoy calls at the White House to deliver his credentials. The Presi­ room: iary of the Central District, Chil­ NATION-WIDE f'OMPA.NY Unemployment Rate i Syria long has viewed Jordsn as a dent posing with the newcomer is a departure from long-establi.shed custom. (A P Photofaxl. "The charge made tjy the Wash­ “Compared to this kangaroo com­ dren’s Services of Connecticut. | Mnfiio pprrirp fo il I potential province. ington Post that this was a gas mittee, the star chamber itself wa* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FREE PICK-UP and A t the meeting Mrs. Alice Y. E. A. JOHNSON Cornell SHOP Phnnp M l S-3f5B Union with Iraq probably would lobby dinner is not only absurd, but the very paragon of justice. Mos, Central District secretary,. DEUn'ERY, REASONABLE ipell the end of the little state of there la not one lota of truth to “ I have been denied basic pro­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS is'ill speak about the foster home ! RATES PAINT CO. 449 HAKTFO.RD ROAD—NEAR McKEB STREET f Or M l S-M77 Jordan, which Britain created af­ It, " Porter said. cedural rights w-hich would be ac­ and adoption programs, telling JOSEPH 8. LUCAS. Prop, and Baker Makes Record Spurt ?ter World War 1 and gave inde­ Dulles Asks T r u c e i*^®’*^®**Envoy Porter said the dinner was a reg­ corded to the most blatant crimi­ Ml 9*3651>1 p.m.'B p.m. 72.3 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4501 MIRRORS (Fireplact and Door) why children are brought to the pendence to in 1946.^ Iraq- bigger, ’ ular fund raising dinner for the nal.” more populous and*^richer — un­ Republican p.arty. The committee's 7-4 vote last Washington Feb. 11 'Ah Un-s-1949-50 recession. The figures are r s n r r i • • Agree to Seek PICTURE FRAMING (all typas) doubtedly would dominate such "Mr. Marlin came to Houston as night to fire Schwartz, a New employment Jumped by 1,120,000; not strictly compsrshle. however, union. York Univeralty law professor, last month to a total of 4.494,000. i because of a change In tabulation the guest speaker, the same as he WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Official soiircs in Amman pre­ 1 M W IS 10 1 gyiiniYiit Parley is going to Albuquerque, N.M., tq-. from his $14,000 a yoax_ Job had left It was the biggest monthly rise methods. dicted that King Sand of Saudi an explosive atrtiospherif. •inc* World W ar II The report seemed certain to morrow night and Phoenix, Ariz., CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK Arabia might join the. federation, Friday, " Porter said. " The rea­ In tile wake of that actionf Reporting this todsv. the C*om- bring renewed demands' in Con- Washington. Krb 11 r I'lesi- although his family was long an Washington Feb. 11 '.P-- Secre-‘ 2. The United States has asked son that a majority of Republicans Cliairman Moulder (D-Moi an­ merte and Labor beparlmenls: gress for faster action to slim .late dent Eisenhower told Russia's new MEDICINE CABINETS anc^ SHOWER DOORS arch foe of the Hashemites. To per- tarv of .State Dulles today ap-■■ France to report whethci any of have voted for ga.s bills in the past nounced after midnight that he aald the increase was about twice' the economy mit Saudi Arabia's entry, these in- pealed to France land Tunisia to the U.S.-made ain r a f used in the ambassador today the t'nileil is bciause the Republican party was quitting as head of the dls- the normal seasonal riae which lawyers resigned from the The Jump reflected ' a further: that it would show 4'7 million relations for use only within the .North A t­ problems "on a basis which will weeks ago. an appreciation dinner staff this morning, "hiey are Her­ large drop In factory employment, jobless, snd cslled it too short a (Continued on Page Seven) The appeal came at a news con- j lantic Alliance In other words, the promise a just and enduring peace' was held in Houston in the same bert M. Wachtell and Paul Berger, Total employment fell by 2.158.-* count ference at which Dulle.s al.so said United States vants to know The ambassador, Mikhail A. dining room for,Sen. Lyndon John­ both of New York. They had come 000 to a level of 62.238.000 alao a Douglas s»iUnited Nations forces in South The State Department released designed to clarify the original, ary. At $8t.27. earnings were $1 14 day each as equivalent to one man By THE ASS(K'I.\TED PRESS I parent committee called the sub­ The week for SPECIAL values in electric appliances the United States to a preci.se line ! Korea, which are mw almost en­ the texts of their remarks. The Gas Art and take this one com­ committee into- closed session. lower than a year ago. unemployed for one dav." Winter's ley hands clamped s of action. Russian made a plea for better So- modity out from under government President Eisenhower met pri­ tirely U.S. force.. but a.s previ- Moulder was prc.scnt. Moulder had A Census Bureau official at first stranglehold over most o' Connec­ He di.sclosed that Tuni.sian ou.sty di.scloaed—does want some viet-Amcrican relations, a line he regulation ' •aid the spurt in unemployment vately yesterday with four ot the ticut today afte’ a night in which Ambassador Mongi Slim has asked ;, reduction in .South Korea's owq has emphasized repeatedly since Even before the Republican Na­ mav have been the largest on rec­ government officials most directly (Continued on Page Thirteen) temperatures plunged t< sub-zero the United States to support an ' forces to ease the Korean economic reaching this country. tional Committee could whip out a ord’ He added, however, that he concerned with the economy. He formal statement expressing its ('•pths in many locations appeal to the U N. Security Coun­ burden. .Menshikov, smiling broailly, told was unable immediately to locate made no announcement of what he cil but Dulles made no commit­ disavowal While House press ser- See your dealer. had discussed with -Secretary of .Accompanying 'the bitter cold .■i The developing federation of newsmen that both he and Eisen­ comparable figures for the early through most of la. t n;ghl wa.s an ment pending woi d on wh.al pre- retary James C. Hagcrty said it years of the big depression which the Treasury Anderson, chairman Egypt and Syria is in Dulles' view hower "expressed the same view would be forthcoming exceptionally b-;lliant di.splay of rise action would be .sought that relations between our coun­ started in 1929.. In any event, he William M. Martin of the Federal Dulles made these other points a merger of Syria into Egypt, and Won't .Accept Money said, the Jump was the biggest for Reserve Board, chairman Ray- the Northern Llghl.«. or .Aurora i Dulles believes this will lead to tries should be improved, and they Bulletins Borealis a sor, ot a neon flicker in in responiSc to questions: will be improved. " Hagcrty said the gist of the slste- any month since World War H. mond Saulnier of the President's 1. Pre.sident Eisenhower is i-educing the US. Embassy at from the -\P Wires * it compares with a drop o f , Council of Economic Advisers, and the atmosphere many miles above I Damascus to a onsulate and < los­ In their prepared remarks, both menl was this; working on a new message to Pre­ 1 "The Republican national chair­ nearly one million from December Dr. Gabriel Hauge. Eisenhower s the Earth. It even appeale< as far ing out Syria'.s representation in men referred to a recently con­ south as Florida mier Bulganin of Russia. After cluded agreement under which the man says not one cent of that to January in th'e 1953-54 business personal economic adviser, it 1.S discussed with the NATO Al- j the United .Nation.s money is going into the Repub­ FRENCH REPORT CL.A8H recession and a nag of about 900.- ‘ The horthweslern Connecticut ! 6. Relations between the United Soviet and U.S. governments area, as usual, produced the major lie.s It will be sent to Mo.scow and promised to step up exchanges of lican .National Committee—that Algiers, Feb. II (/T — T h e 000 in the same months of the (Continued on Page Mne) will sugge.st steps for opening States and Canada pose a number low temperature 1 “ dings with ,J2 visitors and of information the committee won’t accept any of French today announced' they W o re and .Wore of the Netc SPRIIS’G FABRICS negotiations pieliniinary to a .sum­ of difficulties, including such things below zero being recorded at Ca­ "It is the hope of my govcril- the money ’ killed 110 rebels .and captured Once each year . . . to help celebrate National selling electric appliances at big savings. Each mit I'onferent e. as fear in Canada of increasing Alcorn used somewhat more large quantities of arms and am­ are arriving daily at Hale’s Fabric Uept. naan. At North Canaan the mer­ U.S. inveslmenls. and there is no nienl. ” Eisentiower .said, "that the Assembly CaR Postponed cury hit 9 below. Arrns.a the state spirit of cooperation which led to formal language, munition in two clashes in east­ ' absolutely satisfacU -y solution for this agreement will conlribiite Democratic Chairman Paul But- ern .Algeria. The clashes occurred at Stafford Springs, the mercury al' the problems ii ,olved. Dulles BEAUTIFUL Electrical W eek . . . your neighborhood appli­ dealer is featuring his own special. Pick the buy dropped to .1 .lelow. much to the development of mu- ler got out a statement saving it late Sunday night and Monday. j expres.sed confidence that It.S.- The French said one of th. rebel TTie It.S. Weather Bureau at News Tidbits Canadian relations will remain Bradley F'ield recorded 6 below be­ (Continued on Page Thirleen) (Continued on Page Mne) hands was intercepted near POLISHED COTTONS G O P to Study State Culled from .\l* NMres close and friendly. Khenchela just after it crossed IN f l o r a l s , STRIPES and POLKA DOTS ance dealer gives you the benefit of fabulous ap­ that suits you best... then celebrate! Besides of­ tween .5 and 6 a.m But this was three degrees away from record 9 , 7. The United States would like the border from Tun.sla Info .Al­ m below- recoFded there Feb. 11, 1948.- to see a goveinment established in geria. 36" Wide. Indonesia whjch reflei-ls the de­ ____ ^ • pliances at bargain prices. fering you the best vialues, your electric appli­ Other earls morning readings psychiatric medicine claim tran- Jobless Situation sires of the majority ot the people 60,000 Attend Opening REBEL DE5I.AND.S REFUSED by the bureau were 4 below- in the ^rugs are very Important and conforms to the constitution. Creaae-reaiatant and soll-reaistant! You'll want more than one Hartford-Sprinj(fleId aiea, ® wbote -^^^^. j„c(j|cal tooLs about w’hich a Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 11 Dulles .said the prespnt government i.Pi— The Indonesian government dreaa from these lovely prints, Why? ance dealer can give you more service, more at Wallingford and 12 below at I great number of misconceptions •i ' Hartford, Feb. ll'oPi -- Connec-'*"should not be expected to enact Danielson. These other readings under Pi-esident Sukarno does not "definitely will not comply” with special legislation every time the have .sprung up... Former 'Team- quite conform He expie.s.sefi doubt Of Lourdes Centennial rebel demands for dissolution of ticut's Democratic Governor will were registered: Litchfield. 9 be­ slers president Dave Beck denies postpone action on a special legis­ national economy fluctuates." low; Colchester, 1 belo West­ that the Indonesian pe-pie. includ­ Premier Djuanda’s cabinet. For­ SMART DRIP-DRY Because National Electrical Week celebrates the shopping value, more satisfaction. You buy claims that the union is faced with ' to "re.spomi to the appeal of Mary lative seaaion while Republican of­ Mitchell Svirldoff. president of brook. 3 above; Belt any. Ridge­ ing millions of .Moslems, want a l>iuitles. France. Feb. 11 '-‘T’’ eign .Ministry spokesman Oanis a financial lo.ss becaii.se of the way with works of penitence and cliar- ficial* atudy the unemployment the labor council said ii. a letter field and Westport. 8 above. Sixtv thousand pilgrims knelt to- Harsono said today. Harsono de­ COTTON PRINTS to the Governor that employment he managed its funds. (Continued on P*ge .Nine) d av’ in a mass recitation of the ity, hv personal and collective re­ nied President .Sukarno is hurry­ birthday of Tom Edison (February 11, 1847). with confidence. See your appliance dealer this aituatlon. . . . , , , __. The bureau gave this weather A 19-yenr-old New Yoi k City form.* which we have recommend­ WITH THE E\T;RGLAZE MIMC'ARE FINISH Governor Rlblcoff agreed to a prospect .probably wi' get w-prae, Aiigelus led by Pope Pius .Nil ing bark from Japan to meet thn youth admits hr cannot read his requeat by top GOP legislative ot- before they get be*^r. |. temperature.s are here to broadcasting from the A’alican to ed 5-day deadline set last night by junior higli school diploma even open the year-long Lourdes cen­ He urged all to join him in Lt. C'ol. .Achmad . Hussein at Yd. 3«" W ide. ' flcials for more time to atudy two M.000 Idle, Feb. I ,n .iS t*v for a couple of days. The His inventions made possible all the electrical week ... now ... for his selection of National though he was allowed to enter prayers so that' " a unanimous] Padang in rebellious rentral 7 9 c reports on the state’* employment Ricci uti's report showMshowed | small, low pres.sure svslem over Happy to Pay tennial,” n u m b er of unemployed in Connec- stationary high school... Students dismissed Loudspeakers caiiied the IVtpe s resolution lifts hearts and brings Sumatra. Sukarno is due back status. Unusual color patterns for rlrcsaes or skirts. ticut had reached 88.90.) during constitute.^ no threat to-our last week from New York City's message to the kneeling crowds them to the faithful precepts of this weekend. •Die Governor himself said he sclipol.s a.s trouhleniakers Vvlll be appliances and comforts we know today. Electrical W eek specials . . . priced to help the week ended Feb. 1 . a-eather. Dw. cold, westerly winds To See Offieer* The town and Pyrenees inlmti Vr the Savior: that supplication be thought unemployment in the given individual hearings. side were jammed with pilgrims, ,-aised everywhere to God for the state was serious enough to war­ Also', his report showed: cro.ssing Ohio and Pennslvania RESERVE BANK E.XPE.NSES 1. The number of people who are GOP members of Congress say come to celebrate the 100th anni- churcli.'' SOFT AS SILK!— WILLIAM ANDERSON rant a special session of the leg­ versarv of the visions of St. Bei^ Earlier, Pierre Cardinal Gerher. Washington. Feb. 11 UTl— .\ That’s why you’ll find local appliance dealers you celebrate, too. exhausting their 26-week unem­ (Continued on Page Two) they are plrasahtly surprised by Speeder Says de luxe lake cruise, theater tick­ islature. ployment benefits is no'w adding to cooperation from Presidential As­ nailetle. The throng included 17 primate of Gaul, celebrated a pon- IMPORTED ENGLISH GINGHAM ■rha aeports were delivered yes- bishops and more tli.an fi.oou for- Mass for the pilgrims who ets, 86.UOO for an organ ' and the’ problem. This figure may reach sistant Sherman Adam s...Four $6,145 for a roof garden wera IN AUTHENTIC PLAIDS • terday to the Governor and the of­ teenage boys armed will baseball Waterford. Fell. II J': Heiirv eign visitors, many of tliem f" > " '' ),ad approached the shrine in a 59,000 this year, he said. M. Linz. 27. of 236 Willett.s Ave.. among Federal Reserve Bank ficials bv State Laho” Commi.ssion- 2. The number of unemployed in bats break up youth meeting at the I'nited .States '2-mile-long procession. A sokklng Jersey City Finds New London, yesteiday in town e.xpenses being llsteil today for $1 I Q Vd. .36”' wide. er Renato E. Ricclutl ana the State the state la now 8.3 per cent of the Woiidbiidgc Catholic- Church. The voii e rtf the 1 rain ended, a rainbow appeared Development Commission. They court said he was driving at .speed.s 11, Cliuich's 81-year-old Pontiff a House Committee, itep. Pat­ total w-orkforre of 1,076.000 per­ Water Main I^ak Foreign ministers of Britain and and the sun began to shine as they man ( D-Te\) had the Items com­ painted a gray picture for th< state, „ . ,j , , . . I ranging from 70 to S.'i-mile.-! an e, iioed from 50 loudspeakers entered the consecrated ground. sons. ^ Greer-e hold prlvaie talks on future hour Jan. 30 on the Hartford Rd, piled for the Banking C4>ramlt- Dark co lo r^ ginghams that are as soft as silk Authentic but also n o t^ a few bright spot*. 3. In addition to the Jobless, a, ross the mountain-ringed espla­ The Roman Catholic Church Jersey City. N.J.. Feb. 11 (/pi of troubled t?>-pni.s. . . . New lork to escape what he thouglit was tee and called for an Inyeetiga- .Meet Within Week there are at least 30.000 factory nade. savs tlial too years ago today the ftSSric! ^ ^ 'have been made smaller. Really beautiful ‘I University Professor Dr. Marcus] hoodlum in a pursuing vehicle Radio networks of France, Italy. tlon. They were cali.ed from ex­ Senate Majority Leader Elmer workers now working les-s than The wster main leak draining this Virgin first appeared to 14-year- N a d 1 e r says i-iirrent business Tlie other car. he continued, pense listings over a 5-y«ar pe­ 8. Watson ( R-iWetherafield) aald under normal conditions. city's supply of water at an alarm­ Ireland. Radio Free Europe and old Bernadette Soubirous. daugh­ Hliinip should he over by end of turned out to be a State Police Canada also were linked up to riod.” 1953-56 inclusive. another meeting wi .1 the (^verncr Bright notes were: ing rale was located today and ter of an unemployed miller. Ac- HALE’S FABRIC DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR flEAR the . stale of emergency was vde- 19,58 and economy should sdvance cruiser. bring the Pontiff's words to mil­ probably will take place w’ithin a 1. The state's most recent index to record heights. coriling to testimony which led to w-eek. "The Legislature is Republi­ clared finished. Linz said he didn't lealize he lion.-* of others. HIXEAU DE.ME8 STATEMENT of manufacturing man-hours work­ Convicted confidence man, Al- in the hush wlii* h followeil Hie BcniadeUe's canonization, the Vir­ can-controlled. ed. while It dropped, has not drop­ August W. Heckman, commis­ was beirig followed in Hie c ruiser gin (iuring one of 17 subsequent Paris, Feb. ■ 11 iJh—French For­ GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES • I feed Foschino. charged in New end of the Poiie's prayer, Bisho|i Labor and management differed ped as much as the national aver­ sioner of public .works, announced until...... he. had been ( locked ai high Pierre-Maiie Theas of appearances before the child caus­ eign .Minister Christian Pineau ght Company that the leak hadbeen "pinpointed" ] York$qrk with hoinhomicide in slaying of j (oi- more Ihpn a inilo Lourdes on whether a special session actu­ age. ed a spring to erupt in what is told the French National Aaacin- in a 36-inch main starting at (hethe ,! William Richmond in the Madison.Madison I When he saw Hie red warning read...... a spe. ■ al Apostolic benedii- Fabroa^ 9 - 15, 1958 —c------^—^7—'—^ ally is eeded to deal with the un­ Building Forerast now the famed grotto of Lourdes. bly today be may have *aU aoma li'-‘ * city's small receiving reirervoir Square Hotel Saturday. . . . U.S. Ug)it of the crui.sei lie sto)iped. [ tion Irom llic i’ontiff. The message Imprudent words In a" converaa- employment situation. 2. An .increaae in construction is relief" when! urged the pilgrims—many of them Tile spring's waters have been ,1 V: A ith the State Chamber of Com- ; expected this year. l and running under the Hacken- Senator William Purtell advised by . ^ credited by the church with, ipar* Uon with Columnist e shrine in liope about the bombliig ol a Tualaliw ■' 1' " V merce • and the Manufacturers'] at sack kl%>r. of/miracuUius cur^ “ ' “ --*- than 1,000 miraduloua' cure*. Mil­ • ) r V ! Heckman said w-as Oiaer $3 hiilliot) have been apprbved I * hi "rrui'sei'^ ! of / miracuUius cur^— to keep their frontier', Tillage. But he repeated V. ^ ) Association ot Connecticut opposed lions have mad(‘ the pirgrimage, AU n c h i s t p r C o n n * a apffcigl session, while the State Gov. UL win UBC ni AUC I,*!***. ! ^ -V , - ' - seeklng’a cure,or to perforuvan act. n deniail he had told AlaMt ^ JTnSince i the leaking: water waa not . urbpn-Triarka- renewal project.f - r * z ; ssi, r r ,*'r. i ' \ . \ Labor Council (A F -CIO) urged F i^ e ric k Pope (R-Fairf1ield), of faith. . ' / ! bombing wa* a “ ead prror.'’ Ha CORNfR MAIN and OAK STREETS undermining Ah* downtown area,! Five Idaho teenagers drown and alio denied he had grnatad Alaep .. / '• '( immediate legislative action. House majority leader; Sen, Theo­ It coat him $30. He was fined people, for the peace of the This year some eight million pil- i > ■ N. W. Ford, executive vice presi­ dore S. Ryan (R-Sharon), Senate the state 'o f emerginey declsxed j two other* encape a* car sqmer- ah interview. ratUng it iMlahd " » . ______I saulU into Portneuf - River a l Po- 824 for sneedinc and $6 for dia-[ w-orld., * ^ '■ simple eoaveraattah.” I. dent at the manufacturers' graup, regard ih gT stop sign. The Pop* called on the pilgrim. (Continued en Page Owe) ' I mid he lelt etaU government (OoiktlBiMd M Fage liv e ) (Csmtliiued on Page Four) Icatello. . .

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